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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23

=laii To the list o unclaimed Dividends referred
the Committee of Ways aud Means. MI. Reed of Mass
introduced resolution relative to communication be-
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans lsthnus of
Panama. Mr. Webster laid on the table resolution
che subject OF Canal the Peninsula of Florida,
which he represented To be subject of deep Importance
the claims of the ES-Prcsideut, (Mr Momroc,) we're
brought before the House by l ngha, and referred
'hr COMMITTEE on Claims; his mo,ou io Select Commit
tee o"', '.r.'s ~ ne amendment carrying II tn the
H'H. ..'UUee \ resolution also Introduced
roi.tc increase of clerks il rr Office of Fourth
Auditor. Nh Thompson oF Pennsylvania. offered
tio, rc,,rng it the Committee the District of Co
luba 10 inquire into the cxpecncy OF giving territorial
government 20 the District, which was agreed to
Nat. Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
Coz. JoHS CRowEtL,
.4Sent IF Indian .9GairS.
Copy Of the Cjrcula, addresssdto me chiefs.

NAslNETpN NiTf, January Il, 1925
Toh Chicis IF H,e GREET Mutton: By the authority
Of the President Of Tie ncd States you request
ed 10 convene at the Indian Springs, Monday the
7h say ofFe5ruary ucx'. Matters great consequence
" tc nacn and the United States will be laid before
you.
We shall expect all to be present the day appoint
ed who IN the habit of rnnsacgug the business of
the nation, and OF signing treaties.
DUNCAN G.. CAMPBELL,
In behalf of himself and
JAMES MERIWETHER
United States Commissioners
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23


Tome Tusknnugoce, lis K mark.
FIoethiemarto Tuskunuggee, his mark.
James Island, his mark
Col. Blue. his mark
Coskec Tus!lunuggee, his mark.
James Derrison, his mark.
Tulsa Hayo his mark
Arrifkcc Tuekunucgee, his mark.
Eau Tuskunaha. liis maxi
FosuCh E'n%rIn, his mark.
Thohato IIayO, his mark.
Nichar Halo, bus mark
Coweata Tuslunehar, his mark
YeaCas ku. his mark
Farma Niece, his mark.
Joseph Marshall
Beaj Marshall,
John Shclica. his mark.
Jacob Bcaves. his mark
FoshnnGh fusl-uDugcee, his mark.
InHndcgqs
Nathlo !!avo, his mark.
FUc:zlas Emario, his mark
Dick, his mark.
Caah!slye TIskunuggee. his mark.
Robin GaisOn his mark
B,0h'en .I9'r0'rS.
hrpifke Tushunucgee, his mark.
Samuel Miller, his mark.
{. ~. Miller, his mark.
Charles Miller. his mark.
ANDY Lovoi,, his ma <.
Harper Loyett. his mark.
John EIarrod, his mark.
Cuseatu.
Tuckerbalchee Hayo, his mark
Hitctcia.
Scah Gray.
WILLIAM MCINTOSH,
S .rGk;cT IF ne National Council
SAMUEL HAWKINS,
Interpreter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
EXECUTIVE PROCEEDINGS.

good deal Of interest beng felt here and elsewhere
concerning the proceedings of the Senate fthc United
Thursday last Tor permitting extracts to be made from
the record Of the Executive Proceedings Of that body,
which! ii is known reaer:, are by z, neral rule
held 10 be conlcnt1l until otllerwis- ordered We have
awaited ourselves o thc space allowed us by ,tur;lvs
recess OF boih Houses Of -ongress publish i com
plee view OF the proceedings of the Senate in refer
ence to that Treaty. .Ndt. lat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
. 5erGie of the Lo,ted Smies

1tsaH referred ID Tie tyf. nit!ce on Indian Affairs
aud printed III conldcrt r tie use Of the Members
10 Hc 5erqie of the J-0jfed Shqee.
Transmit to the Senate, for the exercise Of ifs con.
sutu"'oai po7er Treaty lately concluded at the I'm
DIAN 'ffihg by Commissioners of the United Stairs
duly authorized, wIh the Chiefs Of the Creek ,ati,,
a. emil, there IL Council with the documents come.
ted iboicwI.
Ed'biagton Fl5. 81. 1925.
ibis the Treaty, = sa,ly published i'm aU the ,rr
a. havi'g bcen r7tifcJ in March last aud aot -
be hcrc rr2rurct -
INDIAv SPRrNGs. Frn. g. 1925.
SiR: 10 oompl nee with instructions received from
Co'' tampb"li, Hhie ~ Washington CITY. notified
&c Che, OF tD, nation 10 meet tie United States,
'"pm>s'ne's at this lace Oh ire IN instant for iie
Prrp'c Of treating win tber Er tlc,ri nIs
our letter Of tie I8l, crcl.si.g cory oC the in.
sirrrton' 10 lie Conn is DID not reach me I'M
" une":n' On ihc arr 3 oG The Commits ,Dncrs in
fJTmeI hem tsl ! VS. cady 10 obey tl,ir o dsrs on
a'' gonr &" long tie negotiation, anil cjecrClil, co.
sion.
f"'.crdar a treaty gocd rs M'ln,osh and his
a3hereots alone. Being M convinced dat tbs Trea-
Is 10 direct o,, osto- . lci;er ard sprlt Of o ~,
SUuc'ions which bave copy Of feel it 70 be nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23

Ycacas Ku, his mark.
Fama Niece, his x mark.
Joseph Marshall,
Benz. Marshall,
John Sheuncr.
Captain CanarJ, his mark.
Jacob Ecavcs, his y maik.
Foshuneh TusiSunnuggcc, bis mark.
ROlin Gaison. lis mark.
B1'oh'Cn .1iTowS.
hEpefkr TuskunnuEgec, his X mark.
Samuel Miller. his mark.
{. w. Miller, lis X mark.
Charles Miller, his X mark.
Andy Lnvctt, his ;natk.
Harper LOyCtt, hi, mark.
John lIarrod, his mark.
CoScata.
Tuckeparchuha-o. his X mark.
jHtchctdS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
SATURDAY. 18Th.

In the morning of this day, early, the commissioners
were informed that in the of the previous night
part Of the Cussaetaus and Soowagaloos had broke up
their encamPment and started home On inquiry. #
was found that part Of the chiefs from those towns had
secretly left their encamPneni after midnight and re
red without giving the slightest lntimaon Of their in
tenticHs cithor to the Commissioners or to those Chiefs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
YOUR obedicnt servant,
JOHN CEOA ELi..
.4S2d for Indian .1t;;sirs.
The Hon JoHN G.. C,LHouN,
Secretary IF Ucr.

WAsnlNGToN, lob Fen. 1925.
SIR: Cn the 18th instant, had the honor of CuClo-
sing 10 you. from the Indian Springs, the copy C Il
treaty which had been concluded the day previously,
with the rcck nation uf Indians. On Monday morn
ing the llth, supplemental article aiisd. whCh
mas exclusive rotation To two reservations CHARMED BY
the Indian Chief Gen. Nrip;csh. au, gratrird al the
opportunity which new make Of transmitting f., the
Department, by Secretary. Major Iay hc uiig,u.l
treaty and the Commissioners Journal o.. reference
t. tins last Document. YOU wall discover under what
circumstances the negotiation renewed, aud how
1t progressed and Terminated. There Is nothing of SIN
GUAR nnpo't IN thc whole prOceed,ug exc, m the sud.
den and mysterious departure The Cussct,s Il; yirt
alter solemn assent a. Treaty. The cxpaiailou Civ
en- to this movement, hy the repor OF Col w li!ianson
AZ The cnnsiusIon OF the Journal, hope will b. fuud
satisfactory. The step far from being vGunt;.s,
These Chief, dplb;ie.s, deluLcd by a vii, AID
pcri2iouN md, iuai ~ the service q, the Cover
rs interpreter. HIS opposition 10 a Treaty was unto
Gus. HIS ie md character nave BEEN too much ,!Ivc
N't and too strongly marked, TO make INN fit officer
Of public trust
The attendance of chiefs full one much more
50 than is usual VIXEN cticfsoniy are invited The op
posI'Ion was feeble, and seems have been dictated hy
the zig " arDr The death Of this CHIEF, | cnncclyc
uis the question at rest That all opposition viii now
cease, and That the dissenting party w treat and
r@nne themselves with the majority. have no doubt
TO meet this expected contingency, portion of the
appropriation has been reserved.
shortly before the notice circulated for tho meet
ing at the Indian Springs the Chiefs of the Lower
Towns convened on Flint River and adopted certain
proceedings, which now enclose. At these proceed
ing the Cussctaus were fully represented and the
II nd hef actual, signed them The deputation had
reached Nlledgcvilic, their way TO the CITY when
cached Georgia
nave The honor TO be, SIR with great considerations
ycur obcdieu servant,
DUNCAN G. CAMPBELL.
The Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN,
Secretary IF UtW.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23
True extract from the Executive Record
Attest WALTER IOyVRIF Co
IN SENATE or TIE UNITED STATES

tE21Ct ~ -, 1925.
hean: Fcierred to lie tgf: nit:ce Indian Affairs:
aud printed III ccnhdcrtr for lie usc Of the Members
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23

bounden duty, as the Agent Of TIC Government TO APP
PRISE you OF At, that You may adopt such
you may deem expcdient Ia the ratification: for If
ratified, IT may produce hord state things among
eSe unfortunate Indians is proper remark, that
WIN The exception OF h'lntcsh, and perhaps Others
inc SIGNATURES to this Treaty either chiefs Of low
grade or not chiefs nj all which YOU can perceive
NY comparing them 10 those 10 other treaties and TO
me receipts for tic annuity: and these signers
ir"m eight o'?"s only when there City six the
! nation
beg vou TO nc assured that pursued strictly your
instructions IN relation o this negotiations; aud although
the Treat, has not been made in conformity with The
instructions OF which have been furnished, yet think
a can hr at no distant day 10 the entire satisfaction u
The Cove "'neut have m'de these hasty remarks
rom convection OF duty 10 apPrisc you Of the man
nerin winch Il was ACCOMPLISHED; ard If ii be Thought
necessary. can give YOU III The particulars pending
this negotiation. Reputation Of Head Chiefs dc
s'rouS of visiting Washington, 10 have full and fair
undo, standing relative To-.
have the honor TO bs, Your obe,licnt servant,
holm ('ED.S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-23

W T-|||Es
Tome IG-Kvnnchr, his mark.
Hottie Marta Tusnuggcc, his mark.
james Hard, his mark.
Colonel Blue. d mark.
tosku TusiuDnuggee, his Z mark.
James pcrriso. his mark,
Tulsa Ha7O. his = mark.
Arocf5a Tuskunnuggee, his x marx.
Ear TuskUnahar, h,s mark.
t'osuch EnarIo, bis mark.
Ihla'ohayo, his Y uark.
NeIarbOlp bis mark.
Eoweata Tuskunebar, biz y mark.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

UyE subscribers offer for sale that well known Farm, the
residence Of William Warner situate on the Whining
ton and Chrsans turnpike road about three quarters OF
mile from Wilmington, containing about ITO acres OF land
excellent ORDER of which there 25 acres OF woodland
about 81 of mars and the remainder upland under
culture and grass.
The improvements on this farm embrace every thing
that is necessary TO comfort convenience or utility, and
consist Of elegant stone mansion house built few years
snce in the modern STYLE of the best materials and IN the
most convenient manner, two stories high, sixty feet IN
length by forty depth, with piazza extending the
whole length of the house, and supported by columns from
the roof The situation of the house is high, fronting to-
wards the Delaware, and commanding hne view OF that
river the borough of Wilmington Christana creek, and
the adjacent country Contiguous TO this house, are all the
necessary out houses, of which nearly new con
sstng OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly filled from copous spring
Of fine water There is also large garden in excellent
order and the grounds around the house Handsomely
laid out, and adorned with number OF fruit and ornamen-
tai trees.
The other improvements large and comfortable two
story brick house for tennat or overseer stone barn,
spring house, poultry house, and other out
houses, pump of excellent water the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells,
On the farm there thriving apple orchard OF about
Ieght also young orchard OF the best grated
fruits, consisting Of peaches, pears, pums, cherries, and
choice apples.
The above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence or profitable speculation
The Improvements elegant and convenient, and the
land is in such high of cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail obtain handsome interest upon the purchase
money, by leasing the shares tenant is now on the
farm, Robert dfcFarlan who may be recommended
manager whose industry, good conduct integrity and skill
in the various branches OF agriculture entte him to every
ldegree Of confidence.
If it be desired the mansion house with competent
portion of land will be sold separately from the fam, it
will admit of convenient division
Possession Of the mansion house, garden young orchard
and improvements will be given Immediately, and OF
he residue of the farm on the 25th of March next.
The property will be shown by William Warner; the
erms will be accommodating ard made known by appca-
non to William Warner or the subscribers.
EDWARD TATNALL
JAMES PRICE,
.9sSigneese Of William U;arner.
Oct. %, 1924. 89-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
TO LET,

End possession Sireh on the 25th March neat,
vENWO Farms in Brandywne Hundred; ofthem boun-
Il ded by the Wilmington and Great Valley Turnpike
5 miles from Wilmington, containing over 100 acres in
good slate Of Improvement, with good buildings orchard
&c. The other is on the Fouk road, miles from viii
mHgon, containing 50 acres, with good buildings part
OF the land is in good order, with orchard &C.; also
a lot OF marsh in Cherry Island, to each farm.
Also, several Houses Suitable for mechanics Others
in the village of Brandy wine all which will be let on
reasonable and advantageous terms. Apply to
JACOB DERRICkSON,
Feb. 4, 1925. 20--tf near Brandywne Mills
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
CECIL COUNTY, September Ierm, 1921.

TNHOMAS PHILLIPS, citizen Of Newcastle Cm,..
Il the State of Delaware, having ob,an,d from H.
islature of the State Of Maryland at Decembrr 'tg
l823 special act for his relief under the a,o
of 1905, and the several supplements thereto ne,; l
the Judges of Cecil County Court at April Tenn tsg,
discharge from his confinement in the Jail If Cecil cno
w. and at the same time filed with his petition ., Oua'
Of his property, list of his creditors and list of
him, OATH far as he could ascertain them ,,
Court being satisfied OF his actual confinement and ba
taken the oath required by the said OF l80s-n s,1.
fore ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas T
be discharged from confinement and that he cause
of this order TO be inserted in the Elkton Press
Waterman, and the Baltimore American and Comm,ls
Daily Advertiser a week for four weeks succes
at least three months before the first Saturday n
April Term, to give notice TO his creditors 10 appearbS
the said Court the said first Saturday of said T
the Court House in Elkton, for the purpose of
ing trustee for their benefit and to shew cause # @
they have, why the said Thomas Phillips should M h
the benefit of the said Act Of Assembly and the seyen
supplements thereto. TEST.
p JAMES SEwAIL. cl,k
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

AN away from the subscriber an apprentice IN ,ba
Ia Shoemakng business, named Dquid Se,or abo ' rs
years OF age Light complexion stout made, about feet
OF 0 'nches hugh had on when he went away hrovn
cloth coaee, drab cassmer panalcs Marsees fgrs
vest black fur hat nearly new Monroe boots
d sN.r wnOsoeyeE will "Pprelend said apprentice and
receive the above reward and all Reasonable cH "a
persons are hereby cautioned against employing or ba,bor
"N % @ %~-4t JAMES BRINGHURST.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
lumber Yard Removed.

ESIiE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from ns
late stand to Joseph Robnson's WhayfadomT,ng h.ns
street, where he has hand an assortment OF nh 1nu
Iegs,s Pine Boards Scantng Plank Smuggling and ffas
ferug Laths Shingles of different kinds, and Intends Keep
inc general supply of all kinds of lumber used IN bula
ding all of which he offers for sale on the most
terms WILLIAM eo IS
wilmington, June Is, 1894 '2--u
n. B. He would purchase quantity of Lumber OF the
different kinds would receive Lumber to sell on Com
mission.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
MONEY WANTED.

TIxHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted on in,.
Il for which good security will be given Inquire Of
Editor of the Waterman.
Feb. 5, 1925. 10 a.
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NOTICE to MANUFACTURERS

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office to furnish
for the of the United States Army, for the year
1926. the following enumerated articles of American
ufiSture, viz
Blue Cloth, dyed in ndigo) Ga wide
Grey twilld Cloth, Ga g
Cotton Drilling, 70 g
Flannel Shrng, (of cotton wooD7-S "
Cotton Shifting, (unbleached) 70 "
Wooden Blankets
To be delivered at the u s Arsenal, near Philadelphia,
and to be subject to strict inspection. Samples Of the
foregoing articles will be exhibited this Office, and pat
terms thereof will be transmitted to those manufacturers
who may apply for them by letter. accompanied by such
information as shall be asked for
The proposals be in writing sealed and endorsed
Proposals" and will be received unlthe Goth Of Febru-
ary 1925. IRVINE,
Com'u'y Cenrm ef Purchases.
CoMNrssARY GENEHAL's OrrIcH,
rhiladeIpha, January ls is2s 5 IL
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TO RENT.

ND possession given the 25th of March next the
n Three Story Brick House, No 78, Market street. vii.
mingon, now occupied by William simiord. 1t is an ex-
ceent stand tor business. Inquire of WILLIAM ROBIN
SON, Brandywine Hundred.
Jan 81, 1895 IL
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TO BE RENTED.

well finished Three Story House pleasantly situated
N Queen, two doors below Market street, Whining,
now occupied by Jesse Cause. Inquire of John Hhg
Druggist, or JOHN WAY
February q, 1925. lo-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-25
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

.9ad Preseroat,e YegetaGle Cerate.
fkE important discovery of vegetable substance, capa
BILE OF restoring and preserving the hair accden-
tally made by invdua who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition to practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
OF the Vegetable Ceate not only restoring and preven
ting the falling OIL the hair but in producing the greatest
usre and lvelness Of it imaginable and the pubic may
rest assured that its effects win be clearly manifested in
the Of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth of the hair, dby efectualy preventing its
ing out or falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends to re-
cusctatc and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these like many other organs of the animal
body which have been in of dormancy disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being of the numerous specifics
pamed on the public, and DESTROYS that the article
may not suffer, rests its merits the effect has prou-
ced on hundreds of persons, both male and female and
found TO be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming Of the heads those who have used
it, and all that is asked, it relates the verify ofs eff
feet, is fair trial
Elderly people, with Said heads, must rest assured that
by applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their han
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
70 prevent imposition, the sale Of the Vegetable Cerae
VIII be confined to Dr. JAMES IL. HART, for The city Of
lNewYork only, of Broadway and Chamhers three
doors from Washington Hall, where will be sold at 81
LIS.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers.
n b. Gentlemen that bald after using il for some
weeks, will find small fibre of hair growing the place
hat IS badi they will continue it for about days afte
Its appearance, then they will shave their hair close of
where it affected after that it will receive its nara
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their ba
by sickness, the Cerate will them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair it beyond al
doubts that is the only thing that has been discover
: q ed IN this country or perhaps in any other.
= .. few boxes of the above valuable article lust re
ccived from New York; and for sale the Watchman Of
r fee. 2S-
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS.

ENHE subscriber viii receive proposals from the rl n,
Il OF this State until the 10Th day of March mex,
The Journal of the House of Representatives Of tbs NJ
at its january Session, 1925. The said Journal TO Dc
ed and stitched in octave size, and each page coseE
ed with such type the Journals have usually bee"I
cd and SO arranged that the greatest possible ny
words shall be comprised within each and every Pr d
Il IS requested that the proposals may be made l
printing by the thousand words, and also by The ''
ms. M
Such printer printers as will undertake the eA'i es
thereof upon the cheapest and most advantageous
will be employed. Iy order, CALEB s. LAY ,'l,s
Coo,uo,c,,,, 'TrN OF, OF tie Rouse o' "'F' 80
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

E0R SALE containing about 600 spindes, with full
n supply of carding engines and other machinery for
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire Of ZIBA Ferris
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, LIST mo. 20, 1926. 15-tf
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CABINET FURNITUpE

A few articles of handsome Cabinet Furniture ,na, bo
~ mad at reduced prices by applying at the corner NJ
dist N letting House, Wilmington. ''' Nie'"o'
Feb. IS, 1926. Or .
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To the Printers of Delaware.

VIZ lilAbNl Vi A(SANW' A
PROPOSALS. will be received at any time be, nli \
n 1st day of March next, for printing three num-,
copies Of the Journals Of the Senate Of this State %
November Session. 1924, and the January Session. 40
The Journals must he printed the plea type, 1s
octave page of 1l50 ms. each page, and in the ou'
- '''' ''"''e u i0~{ S. NJ HARRINGToSS
Dover, 16 Feb. 1926. A--
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8cben1e
zoos Prizes.
1895 Blanks.
$500 Tickets at 5 Dollars

2500 Tickets at Dollars $500
Cash paid for all prizes demand, by u.s. Robinson,
105 Market street, Wilmington subject to the usual de
duction of IS per
All the numbers will be placed in The wheel, and the
prizes only will be drawn.
Tickets may be had the scheme price until the 10th
OF February, of the following Agents appointed by the Ma
nagerss
Isaac Price & Co. Christdna Bridge,
WIN. & Robt Polk, Cdut1eips Bridge,
John Cumrns & Co. Smyrna,
A. H. Pennington, .lfdtAetoun,
James y. Sutton, 81. Georges,
A. Boys Stanton,
j. J. Robinson, Wilmington.
There need be doubts with respect to the payment
Of sare-ck in this Lottery the Managers have signed
them well as the whole tickets.
January -, 1925. -
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CONINE'S

othces, No 81 Market street, the Centre Market
and No III Market street, next door 10 Liberty
Where are to be had chances in two clubs one of so
tickets divided into 20 shares $50 each and one of 10
tickets divided INTO "a shares at IS each This mode Of
taking an interest IN Lotteries is very excelent-securne
with diminished risk increased number of chances for
prizes.
Orders per mail (post pad) by private conveyance
enclosing the requisite sums in cash prizes of any re-
sponslbe lottery in the United States receive the same
prompt attention as personal applications if addressed to
w. c. CONNIE, Baltimore
BY whom the fate of tickets will be given whenever re-
1uested,
n B. considerable rise of tickets svey likely to take
place shortly. Feb. 10