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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
TO Let for a term of years.

VEvWO Factories Beaver creek, never failing stream,
which considered sufficient card and full for thr-
" looms. They situated about half a mile from
Brandywne, the east side, in Delaware county, ennsyl
One OF the factories is IS feet by So, three stories hgh
the other 80 feet by 40, three stories high. They are
convenient to each other and will be rented together or
mills mills, schools and places of worship They are
in healthy neghborhood, with houses to accommodate
families to carry the business, and excellent spring
description deemed AS persons wishing to rent
will call and judge fer themselves For terms apply on
the premises 10 JOHN FARRA.
March 1, 1925. 26-u
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NOTICE.

b S hereby given that JOSEPH g. Sims has duly executed
Il assignment to the subscriber, of all his estate and
effects real and PERSONAL for the benefit of such of his
creditors shall within four months, release TO
the said Joseph b. Sims. JOSEPH GRUBB,
Assignee of Joseph b. Sims.
wilmington, mo. (1ay) ), 1925. 44-f
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CheS. g Del. Canal Office,
% May, 1925.
CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
CANAL COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the ninth nstalment Of
~ fifteen dollars every share of Stock in this Compa-
my, will be due and payable Saturday the 18th of June
next at the Office of the Company, between the hours OF
10 and O'Clock. II. ID GlLPIN, Treasurer.
N b. Persons residing in Wilmington may make
payment al the Bank of Delaware. 49-3t
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LOST

nm the goth inst. either board the packet Industry
~ between Philadelphia and Wilmlngton--or between
Wilmington and Laurel Facto u New Garden Tow nsip
Letter dlrectedto Thomas Clark ntan Note d avn
by Thonas Powell of Wilmington favor of Bullock 4
Davis, and endorsed by Thomas Simpson, dated Dec 9th
At MONTHS for Three Hundred and Twenty-nine Dollars
and Sevenysix Gents Whoever will deliver to Mr.. Jo-
seph Robinson, Wilmington, Dell will receive thanks and
be suitably rewarded. Payment OF the note stopped
May 81. 52-4t THOMAS SIMPSON
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POLADELPHIS,
THE INDIA EXTRACT.

A most valuable East India .Medicine for the cure
of The RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GoUT, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

communicated.
On Thursday morning al his residence ON Rchmon
HHl, iHARD BACON WilrLOCKE, universally
esteemed and lamcmedAI. w. has for many wears held
tie important trust of Clerk of the County Court of Henri
coin which capacity he performed his duties with dol-
n.y. and mparaity which gained him the confidence of
wh" had any transactions with him in that
OF some lime previous TO his dSsnutiun, Continued c
'sson ot all health prevented him from paying close atep
u"h 10 me olce-bu in thishe puplic interest
h"ng Tor, with the aid Uf able assistant and his own
occasional superntendonce, business conducted with
inc same systematic order and regularity with which it had
oceh previous to his ndiSpostionTo euogze the pri-
Vae character of Mr. W. would be he was Gene
"y known Throughout the country aud the writer of this
article believes that all who had the pleasure of his ac
4"hnce VIII concur IN opinion that he the strict
-. sense OF the word, upright and honest man.
"" i've evening OF the same day, his mortal RENAL were
removed to Caroline County, there Inferred by the side
vi ms wlie, who had few years since goue before him.
ny inns aictrg dispensaton of providence six urnhnrS
" deprived oi their only parent aud numerous circle of
feat'Nes III common with them left ploe II irreuara
BILE loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

Connccticut.-Thc kTiddlctown Gazette states .unon
credible authority" that Judge Bristol declines being
candidate for governor and consequently auoticr eau
Gus was TO he he'd.
= postscript 10 the Same paper the re-
suit of the ballot in ic scrae TUESDAY for Senator of
The United States, winch favour of Calvin Ill
ley, the candidate of thc horse Calvin Wiley there
lore Is elected for years the 4h OF March last
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

Extract of letter from Officer Of the United States
army to the Editor Of the Aurora and franklin Gazette
dated Fort Atkinson, Council Bluffs, April z 1895
An expedition saw fitting out al this post TO ascend
'ne missouri as far Is the Falls nearly two thousand
'n,ieS above here Five hundred men, four companies
o. nc hrs regiment and six of the sixth regiment mi
ecu o'''es infantry, under the command Of Cen Akin
sos provided with six months rstions will sr,rt from
tins about the first Of month The object Of the
expedition IS 10 make treaties with the different tribes of
Indians. Commissioners to make them, accompany the
expedition.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

gentleman whose business lately called him through
Virginia III the counties Of Shenandoah Cplnancr
Madison Rockingham, Augusta, Rockbridgo. Boetonrt
Beford, Franklin Monroe Greenbrer Giles and Mont
gomery, and on his return, through Fauquicr, on
doun and Fairfax, informs us that lie has never, al
though he has often traverscd the same range of
at about the same period of the year. witnessed more
cheering prospect TO the labor of the farmer The
ravages oft'e fly were where complained Of except
as he approached this city in Loudoun and Fairfax
and grain had attained size that seemed to Danish al
most all apprehension Of danger about it, He heard also
equally gratifying accounts Of many other part, of the
State, which nc did not hmselfpass through-rNa Int
The crops Of every description whether of wheat,
barley, indian cotton, in that section Of dis
state between Richmond and the Chesapeake Bay, and
the Potomac and NORTH Carolina boundary line are as
we have been informed from various sources as -four
shng as they we're ever known 10 be in Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
FRANKFoRT, May II.

OUR COUNTRY'S FRIEND & BENEFACTOR
Information OF the arrival of Gen I.ayElyette at
Louisville has been received here. He left Nasv lie
on Saturday or Sunday last, in the steam boat Me
cilanic accompanied by Gov Carroll of Tennessee and
other friends. The Mechanic was unfortunately
wrecked IN the ONO, by striking snar which perfo
rated her bow. The General aud all the passengers
saved Themselves; but the boat and every thing ON board
not excepting the Generals baggage went to the bot
tom IN ten minutes. The accident happened few
miles above the mouth of the Cumberland. The Para
gon bound down the river from Louisville. happened
10 be near and receiving the passengers returned wt
tem to Portland al the foot of the falls where the,
arrived about two o'clock Wednesday mornior:
early the same day, The General was escorted no 10
Louisville and dined there Wednesday. On Thurs
day 1T Is undersoud he crossed the to dine al JET
erson'le, IN Indiana and intended to return and pro
coed upon his Journey the evening and pass the
night at Col Anderson's Nlidctown. On Fri.
day he was expected 10 dire in hebyvc; and axj.
ouSiy looked for IN Frankfort this morning: but had not
arrived here, when this paper went to press Tie is
expected Ia parake of pJiic dinner which has been
prepared here ON behalf of the state. and baU in the
evening viii be honOred, by his presence To-mor.
row II is understood, he will proceed TO Versailles III
mics to dine, and on Monday morning will arrive in
Lexington, where preparations have been made to re-
cel'e and entertain him in manner worthy of s.the
Athens of the West.n CD,oucui,toy
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DIED,

At ms residence in the county Of Cha rote, TUESDAY
morning the lin inst. Capt J. d. HARVEY, in the 42i
year OF MS age This gentleman remarkable the
most generous and rehued feelings: his open
and agreeable 10 all who approached him. A strict sense
q" honor and Justice governed him all his
with men, As friend, he warm and sincere: as Il
husband and parent truly airctionar: as mas
ter he was humane. He died without an enemy beloved
by ALL Comm ,1,icaicd.
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REaUIEsCAT PACE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }

hIC hMoND, S3tn MAY, 1928.
~ oliCE is hereby given, that from this time forward
All persons Offering themselves principals or secu-
10 any pond or contract TO be approved by Exec
i've WIZ De rrqnned to accompany the with hCa-
NS Iii eSai i"Im stating the value of the property which
htS "ouu BONA ide possess after the all their
debts BY order.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, e. c.
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His most Christian Majesty Charles Y. of France
wisely Imagining that the slightest attention to the ine
rests of the mighty nation, whose destines are sayed
ny him. and that the affairs of state are of secondary
To the qualification of his royal pleasures has
mfrusted the government Of his people entirely TO Mon
sIeur de Vcle, and devotes himself excIusiveiv fo tho
chase In our humble opinion his ROYAL Majesty Ike
nearly all the Sovereigns Of bic house furnishes :
SPLENDID practical illustration of the remark Of the
Chancellor Oxensern to his SON. who from dst,ust Of
"s abiIllies, wished To decline an embassy to Con
grcSs OF the European Powers. 'sC!o and soc sa} he
guam ParVa sapIen!a rcgitur mundus.n From MANY
symptoms OF discomfort exhibited by the people conb
ned with their refusal to hail this descendant of St
with shonts of Joy, when he lately deigned to expose
s sacred person to the proane gaze Of the poDnlace
we should not be very much surprized nor would we
IN fact think it subject of very deep regret if they
were to take the same liberty with his royal neck
That they did with that Of his most lusrious brother
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

yNeianctoJy occurycnrc.-O Thursday afternoonI,.t
John Palmer, Of Greenfield young man or 20 wears
OF age was out hunting, and came to where neigh
Dor was chopping he stepped the log the but Of
MS gun on H. and rested on tue gun, with his hand on
the muzzie. The man coptinuIug TO cbop ue Gun.
was Jared and slipped fon tie log; the lock struck
the log which sprung it, and the gun went Oft The ball
passed through the hand Of the unfortunate young man.
shoulder Tie was carried home, langused few hours
and expired. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

'hNHE Annual Examination will commence ON Tu..d,v
the 18th of June, aud be continued daily for the
mainder of the week. On Monday the 1 of Juv after
me usual exercises the Degrees wi,h have been granted
by the Society will be conferred.
Parents, Guardians, aud the Public generally vino feel
an interest IN our SemnaIies of Learning are respectfully
invited to attend.
J. AUGUSTINE SMITH, Prcs't.
WIN. Mary College, 9th May, 1875 T5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

s qua" and mortay wounded OF the pursuing party by
me name OF Drayton Bodwel, who died the next ormng
Rwoe was not appchened until evening when he was
'und III the west part of this town, and secured.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
LEX JUNCTION. MAY is.

LEX NOTION May 8.
THE DAy.-Oor Guest makes his entry into our
Town this day;-a!l hearts at this moment are devoted
10 lhc pleasing duty OF receiving, welcoming, and en-
eraining him. To-norrow il is understood he will
leave US and proceed on his journey. We anticipate
our usual hour Of publication indulge in the general
celebration and fesvity in honour of our countrv's
Benefactor. Ecooyfer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

1t IS announced in the Kentucky Reporter, that Cen
era Lafayette and suite would make their public entry
INTO Lexington on the 10th inst where it understood
that splendid preparations have been made for his re-
cePtion and entertainment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

public dinner has been given in PHILADELPHIA to
E'aJor John VI. Gamble, ofthe Marine corps who DIS
ungul5hed bimseifso much in the Pacific during the
late war; and whose personal character and department
are so well calculated to retain The friends his raantry
has acquired for BIN. The Mayor of the CITY presided
assisted by General CadwalIader and Nicholas BiJde
Esq. IS Vice Presidents.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
MARRIED,

On saturday evening last, by the Right Rev. Bshop
Moore Nj. EDWARD CoIsToN, of the couuty of Bcrkc
ley, TO Miss SARAH JANE BRocKENBRovGu e,d..,
daughter OF Judge Brcckenbroush, OF this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
-RNA-

YoRK, (PA.) May II.
as baptized in the Catholic Church of this boroue
on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr. Owen C,,y,5ey CI,o
colored woman, in the l07,h year Of her age, in GOOD
health and sound intellect " e0'U
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
!Snesch "a C,eek hdL1. ChieG 10 Gen. Ln1nueL.e

Specie 9fa Creek Hpdiu ChjcE 10 Gen. La(tyeHc.
GENERAL DE LAFAYETrE-Friend a,ld y},oLber-
am glad to have in my power shake the right band
ut The friend and brother soldier of our old and much es
tecned father W AsHINGToN: such told YOU have
BEEN and with heartfelt gratitude INV heart in nv
hand speak lormy nation well as for myself thus
@ hear The sentiments of the Muscogc tribe of red men
May the protecting hand of the Great Spirit he with
YOU and support you your old age on this long and
fatigung journey in a strange land; and safely return
you to our father the President of the United States
and when you have arrived there, you will do me as
wei as my nation, particular favour by rendering orr
most sincere compliments TO him; and saw that his red
children are happy to his much beloved friend from
over the big waters. And when it should suit vour
convenience to leave these United States the Great
SPIRIT S0Ged I'D your favour in crossing the rolling
ocean! and that you may safely return 10 the bso IF
your la'ny with as much comfort as your life has been
nseiu and glorious is the sincere desire of vour red
friend aud brother.
POETHLEHOA.
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College of William & Mary.

'SNHE Visitors aud Governors of this College will nile,
to observe that their Annual Convention will tax.
place as usual Monday the duh day of July next, II
almost super" t" add that the affairs the College
require the punctual attendance of every Member Of G
Nistorial Board.
B. BASSETT, Rector.
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Is1stnrtcal au0 Dtferarp
LECTURES
wE1zrANG cATSpaE11 1yxpo

WZE1TAEg cAEEPaEn1. KIDD
SRor0SEs to pronounce LECTURE, in 7anbork
q Hall, TUESDAY the 3lst INST NJ q o.ro"t %
NJ PrectscV respecting the Political. Civil and Religions
consequences q" the Independence effected by the Rernb
and Chill. ''' -"
rfev""siy to and after the Lecture, Rcctato,s IL, En-
c"',o' from Byron Scott Sc. will be given y w G. Kidd
and two gentlemen who have kindly promised their assis
ieEetS go cts each) he obtained at Mr. Fitzwhvl-
SOM Bookstore and at the Bars of Eagle Ben aud
IL Ladies who will honour the Lecture v,i,t, ,hci ,
tendance are respectfully icd accompany the gentle
men holders OF tickets these Will be entitled to Introduce
them.
May 81 o,
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CONVEN TION!

On Wednesday the @3th of May. communication adj
dressed to Hector Davis, esq by the Committee of the
County OF oudoun recommending the election Dele
gales To assemble at Staunton for the purpose concert
ing suitable measures TO procure the call OF Convention
t" amend the Constitution of the State, Cater some pre-
iinaiy remarks ny Nh Davis read citizens of
me county OF iiinovcr then assembled the Cuurthase
wereupon highly respectable meeting composed OF those
who are friendly 10 the measure, and organized
Cor W IN Stake being called to the chair aud Francis
NSc"u appointed secreiary) when the following Reso-
tions unanimously adoptpd:-
lst Rfsoired' That pubic notice be given that the
friends OF Convention in the County of Hanover are
requested 10 assemble the Courthouse on ihc 4lh We'd
nesday IN june next (beng Court day to appoint Dele
gates to the proposed Convention Stanton
ID ReSoIred That This Meeting be adjourned until the
fourth "Wednesday in June notice of lis pro
ceednss he Published i'll The papers edited in the city of
Richmond.
WIN. STARKE, Chairman
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,JfGDic .Jri,ciee

Staple .1rt'ctes.
Cotton, per 10. ~ a 81
Goals, bush. is Il 10
Flour, City Mills, S %
do. up country, 4 81
Grain, Wheat, brsh. IS Il 90
Com, do. so
Oats, do. IS Il 40
Tobacco, fine, 10. 121 a Is
10. good, z 10
DO. common, 4 Il q
do. manufactured, 10 Il 40
G'T0us o'I,e- Articles.
bncon, per 10. 1aG
Besswa., do. So
Batter, do. mana
Cigars, per 1000 20Oat5
Coffee, teSt Green, III. 70 20
do. common, Ga. rs
Cards No.l0, ioz. & OG "A 7 %
Candies, mould, 10. IC1gi3
do. Sperm. do. IS 10
Cheese, do. 6aIO
Chocolate, No. / DO. III
Fish. Macl, =! No. |, Dbl. 6 90
do. 2, do. S 90
do. 3, do. 4 90
Herriugs, cut, old, % ii 5 |
Do do new. 4a43
Shad, old, Ga6 81
Gathers, per 10. 81 Il ~
Grindstomes, per inch, z a 8
Glass, 50 #. 8N10, 3 90 a 8 81 |
do. do. 10xl2, 4 90 "A 4 50 |
Hides, b. Ayres, lb. 19a 2O |
do. Pernambucu, dry, II
Hemp, 100 lbs. IL p :
iron. Swed. 10. 5a5I
do. Country, ~ a S |
Lard, do. 9aIO
Lea ther, best sole, IN. 26 a % |
do. inferior, do. 81 a 81
do wax upper, ps. 2 a q
Caliskms, doz. 10 a SO
Lime, Thorn. cask, | so
per gall. 3Oa35 |
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

AT an adjourned meeting of the recholders of Prince
William County held al the Courl house OF said county
at Brentsviie ON e 10th DAY of May 1926 Col ions
GIBSON was called TO the Chair, and MoRpEcAr B. SIN
CLAIR appointed Secretary
WhcrcuPon the following resolutions were unan
mously adopted:
Res2oed, That the meeting will now proceed to elect
SIX Delegates who, or any of them shall be aulbo
rsed and requested, to such Delegates as NAV he
appointed by other counties Of this State on the 25tb
day OF July next, at Stanton in the county Of An
gusla or at such other time aid place as may be here
alter Designated for the purpose of considering. and
providing, the best means of calling Convention of
te people TO prepare and propose amendments TO the
Constitution OF this Commonwealth.
Ifesofccd, That John Macrea, Charles s. Carter
Charles Hutton, Barnaby Cannon, George w. Mac
rae and John Gibson jr bc the Delegates TO repre-
sent this county-with the authority and Tor the pur
pose, specified in the preceding resolution.
IteSolUed, That the same persons, and Mordecai p
Sinclair, Philip ID. Dave, Thomas Nelson IT. and
James Geratkin, be committee OF this county with
authority to correspond with such committees as rn,,
be appointed by other counties of this State on the
subject Of Convention. to call meetings of the free
holders OF this county, when in their opinion adysa
Die, to consider the same SUBJECT and generally to
endeayour by all righul aud expedicnt means to pro
note and secure our common purpose.
JOHN GIBSON, Jr. Chairman
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NJ. b. SIycLAtR, Secretary.

AT meeting ofcitizeus in the county of Jefferson,
MeSsrs Daniel Morgan Carver Willis, Braxton Da-
yenport and George w. Humphreys were Amounted
Delegates TO the Stanton Convention.
81 meeting OF number tho citizens of Harrison
county, Ncssrs James Pindall, Joseph Johnson Edwin
3 Duncan, T. b. Jackson. J. w. COT and John j. Allen
were appointed Delegates.
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POETHLEHOA.

P,9epal Jgorrioy Of The Voseggc Tli5e Of ilS@c,
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PRICE OF STOCKS.

I. States Bank, $3.50 90
Farmers Bank, 100 90
Bank of Va. new, lO5 IS.
do. do. old, 90 25
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PRINCE WILLIAM PROCEEDINGS

FhANcIs w. ScoTT, Scc,y.
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containing the following splendid Prizes-some of which
ne hopes to have the pleasure distributing among his
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-19
S. Reward.

Lost, on Monday last, between the
Office of the Central Gazette and the
court house, a
RED MOROCCO P3CKETBOOE.
Containing twoS5 Virginia Bark Notes,
and sandry valuable papers, of no use
10 any person, except to the subscriber,
Among the papers were bond execu-
ted to the subscriber by Lewis Amber
son, due December 20, 1926 bond of
James Hduchins and several black
smiths accounts. The above reward
will be given TO any person who may
return thei poeket-book, with its con-
tents, 20 the subscriber or to the Editor
Of the Central Gazette.
TARLETONa WOODSON, Jr.
Near Harris Store, atbemarie county.
Feb. ~. '25-3t
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ofits members, when they ought to be
freely commt nicated to his constituents.
In the present case, although l feel
myself justified, as the writer Of the
letter feel pyseif hound, both by pru-
deuce and duty, not TO appear in the
character Of an aeeuser of the Speaker
upon charges not my own, but these
which he hab requested to he investi-
gated. need not advert to circumstan.
ces which render il peculiarly impro.
per at the present time. The deep ex-
citement which the important crisis has
produced, the unequal contest between an
humble member on the floor and the
Speaker Of ihe House, are themselves
circumstances which cannot be over
looked in coming to the conclusion that
the issue should be left before the A.
merican people, mr. the ordinary tribu-
nails Of the country; and I therefore
protest against the proceedings in this
view. as well as against the power Of
the House to exercise jurisdiction over
me, as being equally calculated 10 re-
strain the exercise Of my just rights, in
an unconstitutional manner.
1 have the honor to be, with great re-
spect, your obedient servant,
GEO. KREMER.
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TAILORING.


The subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Charlottesville and the
adjacent country, that he has taken a
room in the west wing Of MIR. David
lsaacs' house, on the main street. where
he intends to conduct the above bust
ness in all its various branches. From
the experience he has had in all the
large and most fashionable cities in the
United States, and his determination to
execute his work, in style of neatness
and durability, with strict regard to the
varying fashions of the times, he che.
FISHES the hope that he will merit and
receive liberal share of public patron
age. AN orders will be thankfully re-
ceived, and the subscriber relies for
success. IN bis undertaking, on the pmnc-
tuaIity which he will never fail TO OBJ :
serve, in his promises, together with
his prices and the style Of his work.
manship. NJ. GEORGE.
Jan. 2e, '25-tf
z p NJ George ,cishes to take two or
three boys as apprentices to the Tailor
ing Business. application TO be made