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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-07
Messrs. William Clopton, Reuben Cloploo. "A
Hezekiah Ford

Hezekiah Ford.
ENTLEMEE' You will please take notice, that ,b,,
on ihe 'Oh day OF Jsuusy next, IN the town Of Me-
peterborough, state Of Tennessee, between The b IT.
o'clock IN the forenoon and sunset Of the eme dsv
axe the deposition Of John Chrisp and others and b
tnue from day to day until the depo,tions he tsLs 10
read as evidence IN suit depending in The er, 70 D
Of Cumberland, wherein Cumbsrland Justice, r., eou
Of William CloPteD plaintiffs, and jarrett Ri,on nd
are defendants, where you may attend # YOU bink nr
- BOOKER WooDSON.
- Executor Of John Woodson de-,
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" lRGlNIA, To wit Iu Chancery-Loulsa County Court
October 9Th, 1895.
John H. Wood aud Mary his wife, f,rmerly Mary I,itb

" lRGINIA, To wit: Iu Chanctry-L,u,,a County Corn
October 9Th, 1895 ~' "
John H. Wood aud hIary his wife, f,rmerly Mary rtb.
-. Plaintiffs,
Thomas s. Bib, William Allegro and France, hi, wife
ipmery Frances Bibb, Leo Bullock Frances his wife
Massie, children of John Masse and Suckey his wife frm,
~ Suckey Bibb, Nancy McGehee widow of William Nc
1ehee dec formerly Nancy Bbb Fountaine Mc(ehee John
y; MIC Livingston S. Gehee Richard b. McCiehee
uehee ard Frances e Mcehee children of the said VIM
ana Nancy MeGehee, Alexander Mosby CLAYTON admo Of
DAVID Dbh dec and James Bib his light and a, exor.
oil the last will and testament of john Bibb dec
The defendants Thomas S. Bib, Nancy Metiehee Enn
tame MeGehee John O. McGe hee, Livingston S. nco;eee
hiehard u: McGehee, Mary r. McGehee, Margaret F. Me
utSee, Martha A McGehee and Frances HicCeLee MOI,
having entered their appearance given security
TO law and the rules Of this court appearing that tbeS
are not inhabitants of this stale. On the motion of the plt
January Court next, and the pits h And that CORY
OF this order he printed in edited in This
for eight weeks posted at the door Of The
Courthouse some court day.
copy, Te,e, JOHN HUNTER, elk.
Cbsnoey AT rules held the clerks Office of the co,n
her, 1926 ~ NiA
sherwood s fowier' ComP.
Charles Carter, Samuel Taylor and John Holemsn
~, ., Defendants
The defendant Charles Carter having entered his
ana gwen security according the Act of Assembly
and the rules Of this cour and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he not nhabant OF this county Il
ed th the said defendant Charles Carter do here On
he n monday IN January next and answer The complain
the Richmond Enquirer for months sue esyey and ano
ther copy posted at the front door the Courthouse of this
county On two successive court DAYS.
IA n copy Teste, TSCHARNER WoODsoN, d. C.
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MONEY W.H.NI,ED

IENILEmAN wishing 10 borrow six or seven thousand
Of Richmond The security will, no doubt be Considered
%Pe ny any one disposed TO lend The money will be wsu
I Term not less than Two years. For particulars apply
10 the Editors Of the Enquirer 'fr"
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WAS committed to the jail OF the town OF Petersburg,
w the 1i,h day Of Sept 1926, runaway, negro
who calls himself ELLicK, aud says he belongs Joseph
Logon, eastern district Of South Carolina he feet in
ehes high between IS aud so Of age black
has large his LEFT arm oceaoned by burn Ia, lost
part of his little finger the hand and ha. also small
scar the right eye The requested to for
ward property, charges and take him away he
will be dealt with the law directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
TO-.
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RUVFORO aCa1EIf

a ~ O"I
examination of the Student, of This Sem;r,r ;,..
D. pace on Thursday, the 18th Of December next The
ana 0uardians Of the Pupils aud the friends of tb
ln''i'uion, arc respectfully invited TO attend y WE
": ,,,u. VIM. IAWKESWORTH
Tb.o .':', te0' -; -, 59-wtf2D
A. NJ. precisely al III o'clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-07
.EXECUT0R,S S.aLE----

WILL be sold public auction on T1e.dav ,bss r,,r
w neS hfs otherwise the next fair dsy atIe pisn,a
ION called UNION NALL, in Albemsrle ooiv sbou.
me other personal estate Of Benjamin Oliver dec the ,a
psniaonj Consisting Of household and kilebe furniture
For all sums ten dolar twelve mor,b. IA ,s3i H.
gwen ard bonds with approved security that
AT the time and place about seven .iss.li h. h,,d
out plantation Goo which about seventy bs Of wheat
nave been seededO wall be rented for f,e en,tn1sr
BENJAMIN LAKD
a, =, Exor. n B,'yer, Scc.
n u Amongst The articles 70 he sold are the o~iDr viz
h.oIpsi sun oi about 50 gallons wagon foeis side
nov. ~ -.
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NOTICE.

1FUIICE.
kATRACT from The Proceedings Of the last Annual
a. ing OF the Baptist Missionary Society OF Virginia.
he,oOed That the next Annual Meeting Of hi, So,;s,v
ne holden at the First Baptist Church ~
Saturday the 3Oth Of December and that the Reeo,Jn
sry publish notice thereof, for six weeks 10 Inc ols;
star, the Family Visitor and the Richmond EnqurerD
Inc Rev'O H. Brown appointed preach The In,,od,.
tory Sermon aud in of his failure the Rev. DR. sagon
~ GEORGE ROPER, Rec. See
-v'. -. 54.--wtd
Messrs. George W. Payne, sheriff Of GoocbIaa i
and in that character admof with the will aonexsd ~
DAVIS, dec Reuben Burton, Tho, o. Burton, Ber min
Smgie, william NJ. Burton and Lyddsll BowIes.
IhkB notice. that shall OIL Thursday the Ola d.. r.
December next ut Mr.. John NJ. Smiths store. IN ,pa
county Nelson, between the hours Of o'clock nd
sunset OF he same day, proceed 10 take the deposition ~ M
as''e and Others TO proceed from day 10 dav until
All be iakeni which dispositions be read az evde,e
SUIT now pending IN the Superior Court Of Ch,neerv f
'ne Richmond district, wherein admor. of David Co.
shsw,dee am plaintiff, and you are defendsnts e"
GARLAND A. CRENSHAW
adnOr. Of David Cren.ssw. dee.
N,Vs. -. SG-wdu4
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

COJNJHISSIO.V 3 USIyNESS
VIE undersgn tenders his services 10 the pub,;c "a
Il Commission Merchant with the assurance that anv bn;
ness entrusted to him shall attention NAV
w. NJ. SWOOPE
the Bell Tavern. ' Off''"e
Nov. "a .r, Oft.
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a. j. SHYyUAJrSRI, Practical Dentist,
NOR the better accommodation Of pfofe sona visitors
have rented rooms IN the wellipg house formerly
eyPied BY DR.. Clark on Z street, opposite Mr. Neisons
Store.
oace hour' from until ivoa n. and ffsrn 70 az n.
Dec.5 ec..1aFtg ,
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RO-qKDLNE

MRS. ALEXANDER has taken the House immediately
IVA over DVcL Ab,sham's Appbeeary Store and inle ar
fapsemen to accommodate ten twelve Membu, Of the
Legislature With board.
Dec g. cO-tf
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WOTTCE-

rIyHE Grand Lodge Of Virginia ~ IN the Ma,ouie
Hail. the City u RrhoOo5 on toe second Monday IN
this month"; At O'Clock, r. N.
De- 8 Cost
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Eastern District of Virginia, to ,cit
SE Remembered That the twenty frs, day Of Oeto.
- ber the fifty first year of the Independence OF the
United State. Of America, Conway Robinson of the
L. S. said district, hath deposited in this Office the title of
Book the right whereof he claims author, in the
words following witt "Acolectinn OF Forms used by the
Clerks Of th. Courts of Law Equity Virginia To which
added precedsn of Declarations Indictments
determinations, and useful forms OF Conveyances by
John Robinson, Clerk Of the Superior Court Law for Hen
rico county The Second Edition. In which the various
forms have been adapted the laws in oice
forms inserted and references TO decisions of
the General Court aud Court OF Appeals of Virginia, relating
chiefly TO questions Of practice by Conway Robinson De-
putty Clerk Of the court" In conformity TO the Of
the Congress Of the United States, entitled AN Act for the
encouragement Of lenng by securing the copies of maps
charts and books the authors and ropreos Of such
pies, during the times therein mentioned"
RICHARD JEFFRIES, elk othe L. District Of Va
19 Copies the second edition Of Robnsos Forms may
be obtained application the Office
Superior Court The work contains upwards Of $50 page.
Is bound in calf; and will be sold without blank leaves al
Sc per copy The price those copies which blank
are inserted Sc so cts.
To Booksellers reasonable discount will be made.
Nov. Ii. 54-w5t CON. ROBINSON.
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n HAVE examined the seco nd edition of " ROBfNSON'S
FORmS, lately published by MIR. Conway Robinson De-
putty CLERK Of the Superior Court of Benrco and Assist
ant CLERK OF the General Courp and am oPnionthst
nent Of the different subjects comprised in il, the
creased number of valuable oi The preliminary chapter
containing decisions Of the General Court and Court Of
Pea, relating TO the practice in actions OF law, from the
mencement Of suit TO the udgmtn well srsnged digest
OF the subject aud will be found only
clerk, hut 10 the young attorney The ajudged
annexed BY way of Notes. great number Of the
FORMS will also be useful. beg leave nd
10 the patronage Of the public.
WIN BRoCKENBRoUGH
Nov. -, 1896
We have but cusory examined the last edition Of Ro-
binon Form" nut far have inspected the work
with Judge Brockenbrough in recommending pub
lie patronage.
ARCHD STUART, WM. Il. e. DADE,
JJMES dLLEN 1HOS. Il. BOULDIN.
l.. SUMMERS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09
DISHONORABLE ACT.

changed the name of his paper from Delaware Reg
ister" TO 9 Delaware Adyertiser-thereby adopting part
Of the title OF the Amercan Wachman ard Delaware Adj
the subscribes and which was in existence many wears
before the said printer commenced business We believe
that man who will steal one species of property will not
scrpe to take anoher and large portion Of our ex-
change papers and communications received through the
Post Office have no other suPerscrpton than Delaware
Advertiser" the design Of the aforementioned change
may be readily seen. We have endeavored in the most
respectful and friendly manner, to induce the printer a.
fded To to revert to the former, other title for lis
paper; but our efforts have been unayaing-and we
therefore respectfully request, avert whatev.
by adopting tile, that correspondence and those
printers who exchange with US, will drec, their
the g .4'nerican UatchmGn" or to A. {. ii. WILSON.
Wilmington Del, MAJ CHI TO- 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09
Queen of Otaheite HOTEL,
Il teo doors beio,r the Iown Hall.

EoSIUA HUTTON, (late Of the Black Horse Tavern,
- respectfully informs his friends and the public in gen,
era that he has taken the above extensive establishment,
recen'ly occupied By James Plumy) which he has fitted
asyle that will comfort and convenience to his
visitors The Hotel situated in pleasant part of the
thorough, and presents inducements and advantages to
those who in the pursuit of business pleasure not
surpassed BY any public house in the The number
and arrangement of the such that those who
wish to be retired from the noise and hustle of tavern,
may be perfectly gratfed.
The Stables and Carriage House attached to the estab.
sment extensive commodoas and secure and under
the direction Of trusty superintendent.
The advertiser faers himself that from his experience
and the accommodations of the house he has take he will
be able CRAFTY his guests and render his establishment
worthy of share of the public patronage.
Travellers wishing to take passage in any of the Stages
Steam Boat from the Borough and DESTROYS of leaving their
Horses and Carriages may depend upon having every
;enton paid to them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington, April a, 1926. 39-Sm
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn

4 NJ AWAY from the subscriber, living near smvrno
- Newcastle county, Del. on Saturday evening asi ,b
10Th INST black man. named Perry, between Sc ana o.
years Of age, about feet or inches high well sci and
q goo appearance He has lost fore tooth from h
upper Jaw and part OF another broken off, has large
ea he eft WrS occasoned by falling on it, rather
down iock when spoken to- large heavy fists and feet
lie tonk win him two pair trowses, shirt Of The
zane Kind Ut stuff, pale blue nsey roundabout one do
h!e ana witc domestic stripe Whoever will secure him
= Jail, 50 that get him. shall have the above reward and
5.asooaDte expenses allowed il brought home
EVAN WEBSTER
go Sa-4tp
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TO THE PUBLIC.
"H 'were done, it we're well it were quickly done z
Having heard, permit me to relate.'
"Nuw by twoheaded Jan,s

"if'twere done, it well il quickly done"
.Ilaving heard, permit me to relate
"Now by wohcaded Janus
Nature hath framed strange matters in her time
Mr.. P. CANFIELD, Manager Of the Great Maryland
O1e,sty Loity, has published pso acto, that his truly
splendid scheme will be drawn the 50h Of june, inst
and proposes 70 give half Of the profits arising from
The sale Of tickets the heirs Of late Robert Fulton
and sayslet .imeens substantially prove their gratitude
So be t. In the meantime promise pay INTO the hands
OF the Jefferson committee Of Newcastle County, one half
Of the nett amount OF profits accrung from the sale of all
tickets IN SAID lottery until the day of drawng-ior the
use and benefit Of him Who penncd the slrious manifesto
OF the rights ct man and taught kings to rembe before the
award OF American people, Now the citizens of Della
ware We appeal whose hearts glowing with gratitude
and seeking every lane and as a medium through
which they may show their benevoence the venerable
statesman. Here is channel that runs deep with pros
pect OF self ACKNOWLEDGMENT, also commendabe in chart
ty for the beray Of the people in the purchase
Of tickets affords but dollars the committee shall re-
ceive the same The following The truly splendid scheme
to be drawn on the 30tI inst.
.Harytand University Lottery. 9Th Class.
One prize of 500, ZOO; l Of $4,000; of 40 ooo 1
OF $4,000; Of $1,000, Of 10000; 10 of 5000 44 OF
l00Oi SO of 50o 176 of 240; $50 Of 1907 5676 of So
Ticket s50-Half 25-Quarter 70 50-Eiehth 6 e5-six
teenth 3.12-thirty- second / Sc.
Apply to or address
J. J. ROBINSON,
No los, Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington, June 2, 1896.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lTTyHE Subscriber DocroR OF MgDIcIsr and pa
i CHEMIST respectfully informs the Ladies' and Cent
men of Wilmington and its vicinity, that We has e'
menced 20 prepare Medicine, in MARKEf s.TepTmm-
Wilmington, Delaware, IN the house Opposite Mr. M
HOPES g Goa Lumber Pardwhere he prepares Inv sy
loving Medicines The Sulphate of Qunine Ibiam ,1
cine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian art
when properly prepared is the best medicine as We, a a
covered for the cure of Agues Rement and Intem, s
Fevers. He also prepares Balsamc Restorative Co.. @
of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consmn,ouu
Phthisic and medicine which will eec,ually cure ~,
most distressing Headache, matter how long ts co e
uance may be. He also cures the Toothacbe in s
minutes, without making of any of the coiodng l
red hot iron, or plugging the teeth with gold leaf ~
sheet lead. The medicine he makes Of will nress
the teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder that ;
witen the teeth, be they black from taking n
cine or any other cause. Dr. p. prepares an Eve Wst
that will remove all nhamma,ions from the ewes ha
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some of then
cripples for years from it, Names or signatures dn @
require, see it is too much the custom with oacs
From my practice of medicine and my experience "a
knowledge Of chemistry ann able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and ninersls .
apply them for the different diseases as the sa
OF people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancs,
if they make timely application, be cured '''
There is medicine sold by the of S.vaim's popo
cea, which did not hear of until saw Mr. Swam,s adv
tlsemen few weeks past. then called on Soma IS
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and smoke 10
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine nd
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases An
the gentlemen spoke 10 the subject, said thew uera
certain that MIR Swain not the inventor of the med
cine The that invented the Panacea was one of b
greatest chemists that Europe produced and
two hundred years. and his writings difficult to be- had
Fiat Mr.. Swain has get par, of his works or some
person gave him receipt from the work, have no doubt
Of have prepared chemical and real prenars,in
of the PANACEA, which will sell dollar per boz
tie by the dozen, and one dollar and fifty cents single
DIR 7. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Eruptons and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin He also prepares
Save that will take out Corns by the roots from the to
and not give the least sensation Of pain. 80
Ladies Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that durable. if they pleased to call on me- shall he
attended to with the stricest punctuality
JAS PURCELL NJ. ID.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 90 1926. 18-6m
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FENHE following Cotton and Wooen MACHINERY are offered
j. for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTON .N.aCHLNERY.
Four Throstles OF 100 spindes EACH
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clshng.
One SO inch do. do do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, 16 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c BIC.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
of it is in good working order
WOOLEJN .M.aCHI.NERY.
Three "a inch Cardrng Engines.
One Billy go Spindes.
Two Jinneys 20 Spindles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty LOOMS most of them broad with Reeds 1Ieddles
Shutes, Bobbins &c, &c.
Five Power Looms that are supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low, either aogeth
er or in parts. Applyto j. ALRICHS Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 18th 1896 81
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l Splendid Distribution of PRIZES

4 S usual, took place at CoNINE'S OFFICES, in the
"A last Grand State Lottery Of yHaryand drawn On the
10th Of MAY both the Capitals of IS 600 and 10000 we're
sold in shares of three quarters and two eghhs each
Quarter of the $4,000 to an ndus ous nabant Of Bai-
more and the other parts TO deserving individuals in the
country. The whole Of the $4,000 prize was likewise
sold to Adventures in the country the CASH for the
part Of which has already been advanced and for the
der the Cash can be had on presentation to w. c. CO.
NINE who has the pleasure present his friends
and patrons, the 9Th Scheme, hoping the time that
con nnaon Of good luck will attend all those who give
bis Offices The preference in pursuit of wealth.
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

EOR sALE containing about 500 spindles, with full
supply of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire Of ZIBA FERRIS.
Watch Maker corner of Market and High sts
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90, 1926. 1s-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

NNlLL be sold at public vendue, Saturday. The 1911
w Of Jay. the tavern house in Cecilton, Md at
O'clock, NJ. that beautifully situated and very valuable
FARM, which Edward H yealey resides lying on
the side IF Elk river, and at the mouth of The Bohe
MA containing about 600 Of prime land, well adapt
ed to clever and plaster with large proportion Of timber
land. There is 4 large and very substantial brick
E-r-n DTELLING HOUSE,
Essn An overseers House, and other out Buildings be.
Asas longing to The farm, with an excellent shad and
&c. herring fishery advanageousy situated any
other fishery Elk
ery had better let the present opportunity escape,
it s very selom that such the above the Market
and all such inclined invited 70 view the farm previous
to The day Of sale, when the will be made known by
EDWARD YEAZEY,
June g. 57-t6t A. +. HENDERSON.
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HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS!


HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS!
Brilliant Scieme.--1 prize Of s3o,ooo; of 10, 600;
of 5000; 10 of 1000 10 of 500; 80 Of l00 50 Of SO
200 of 90; $50 Of 10; 500 Of 6; 10000 of A. 2lO54
Prizes 1896 Blanks; 10000 Tickes:2lo8 more prizes
than blanks.
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
Of the Lottery, subject to IS per deduction, but can
be had the moment they drawn at Conines Offices
MODE OF DRAWING.-The numbers will be nut into
one wheel usual and in the ether Wheel will be put the
prizes above the denomination of -Four Dollars, and the
drawingt progress in the usual manner The 10000
prizes Of 81 each will be awarded the odd or even num-
bers in the Lottery Gas the bel dependent on
the drawing Of the capital prize Of $4,000 that is to say
If the $4,000 dollar prize should ode nun.
ber then every odd number in the scheme will be emit,
led to four dollar prize the So 0Oo dollar prize should
come out to number then all the even numbers in
the scheme will be entitled to dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with l. s. S. ?, or 9
The even numbers are those ending with A. g. g. or o.
This mode Of drawing only enables the Commission
ers to complete the whole Lottery drawing but has
the great advantage of the small prizes regular
~ TO every alternate number in the scheme so that the
holder OF two tickets or two shares ofokes Gone odd and
one even number will be certain of obtaining at least
prize, and in the ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is not
restricted from drawing inferior also-nany tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
James L. Hawkins, VIM. K. Stuart,
Nah'l r. Williams Commissioners.
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS
Ticket SIS 00--Iialf, 50Quarter, 81 25-Eightb 62s
o. Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price OF any certain number OF Tickets or Shares equal
odd and even Numbers and that they of necessity must
draw to advancing the entire value of the Tickets can have
Certificates accordingly In which there will be to
pay on two Whole Tickets odd and even sc 6O-6
! Tickets, $40 800 do 1888 90, and for greater mum.
bers' and shares proportionately.
For the greatest variety of Lucky numbers oaJ and
Even, adventures in the Country are respectfully invited
to address or send their commands to
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CHESAPEAKE 8 DELAWARE

C.f.N.fL COvMPHJNF.
NOTICE is hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
stameDt of fifteen dollars every share of stock in
this Company will be due and payable Tuesday the 18th
OF June next. II. ID. GILPIN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
N. Persons residing Wilmington may make pay
ment to JAMES A BAYARD, ESQ., 59-gt