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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
Houses and Lots, farms aud
Land,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
HAVING settled myself III Believiile, own
Ii ng much the larger part thereof, and
wishing to accelerate its growth and improve
ment, will dispose OF upwards Of 100 well ST.
tuated uninproved lots therein, to all such per-
sons as may be willing to improve item, on
terms 50 liberal, that no one shai! have Cause 10
object to them. Artisans and mechanics, of
every description, shall be accommodated wirh
choice lots at S25 each, paj able IN II months,
in their proie ssional labouv, Or IN articles of
their own manufacture. Every encourage
ment in my power shall be afforded to the IS
Enlistment of any useful marufactory /; and
would myself, gladly unite with skiliu part
ner IN the erection tone, having Site for wa
ter power, adjoining the village, which mig III
be adsantageousiy occupied for thar purpose.
Belleville being the seat OF justice for one Of
the Oldest, most popuous, and best improved
counties (St. Clalr) i'll the state; lying within
Is miles of St. LOUIS, at the intersection of Two
great mail routes, on one of which the public
stage is shortly expected TO run with great
pubnc roads leading to it from every direction
receiving the public mail from the north. west,
and south regularly once week, and frcIn Tie
Atlantic states twice a week; possessing one
good English school, public library. VII
lsge hail, reading room, and promising
academy surrounded by very dense, and
highly respectable population, and a country of
immense fertility; and being remarked for IT'S
healthfulness, affords every enjoyment and
convenience which are ne &C ssarv to ren,ie, "A
| residence in it agreeable, and advantageous
and cannot fail To become place of col,sde,a-
Bile business. Mechanics and manufacturers
may calculate upon every benefit, which Is de-
rivaole from cheapness OF living; large oca,
demand for their abour and iabrick's; and the
opportunity of investing their profits in the
richest lanes, at the lowest price.
Large bodies of IS fertile and well situated
public lands, as any in the state, remain IN ills
county, unsold, and emlgrants DESTROYS of set
ting in this neighbourhood, may obtain their
choice OF them at 81 IS cents per acre. or can
purchase ofindviduals, improved farms attrom
81 IS TO S,3 per acre. These lands from their
local situation their proximity to steam boat
navigation, and the best market Which the
country affords, are intrinsically worth as much
as lands in the western country, and must
eventually command price proporiioned to
their real value.
have for sale, or rent, several houses in the
village, and among them a blacksmith shcr,
with complete set of blacksmiths tools; and
several excellent farms in the ne ighbourhood.
Twill lease unimprovedlands for seven years,
rent free.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
BelleriRe, October 5th, 1925.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
Nov. l7-12-tf
LAND OFFICE MONEY.
H, " hRREN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed, thai
bills Of tic Jolio7Vimg banks only, shaA he re
cesved at the Land Office IN Ed1vardsviNe.
Bank of the United States, and it's branches
Bank OF Illinois, Shawaneetown,
Banks III Boston,
Banks in the city Of New-York,
Banks in the city OF Philadelphia,
Ranks OF Baltimore, Except the City Bank,
Banks III the District OF Columbia, (excep
the Merchants & Frank lin Observation-Disclosures
Banks in Richmond Va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
ENIERI.AINIENI.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
public, that he has opened House Of En-
tertahment at the Ferry, on the bank of the
river, opposite ST. Louis, where he is ready to
accommodate travellers and Others, with such
refreshments as the country affords, and good
attendance can provide.
He has large and commodious stable, in
which horses will be well taken care Of
". q. Virgins.
November 9, 1825.-lOtf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
TAKEN UP

10Y Telemachus Camp. living on Cahokia
i } creek, on the 9TH November, 1925, a stray
STEER, brindle and white, pied. broad horns
and bored in the front Of them, supposed for
the hollow-horn, marked with smooth crop
and underbt in the left ear, the right ear ur-
derbt only, about nine years old. The off
steer is milk white, with the exception Of
some dun specks about his ears, neck, and
jaws, marked will. crop. slit and under bit in
the right ear, and smooth crop IN the left
ear. about seven years old appraised to 20
dollars SO cents, by Stephen Wilcox and Lem
uei Wilcox.
+. j. LEIGH, ]. P.
Attest, JOSEPH CONWAY, OK. Is ST.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
POETRY.
Translated from the Spanish.

"ho4+ee'e run tfso opee'soi'
SERENABE.
Come down from the lattice,
Come down, love, and list,
When the eve lights her stars
In the purple of mist
My heart, like traveller,
Long journeying afar,
Looks up to thy zenith
Hopes beautiful star.
Ihave VOWS for thy bosom
To sigh unto truths
have perilous tales
Ofthe bridal Of youth;
oh come to the lattice, love
Come then and list,
When the stars are so bright
In the beautiful mist.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
a Stray steer.

VvAKEN up by John Brown, OF Maquapin
Il township, in Greene county, Illinois, or
the 10th day Of November, 1925, a dun Steer
with some white on his face, belly, and legs
marked with crop and hole in the right earl
years old last spring Appraised to Sc beford
S. LEE, Jr. J. p. 4
As appears from the return on file in m,a
Office.
SAMUEL. LEE, Jr. CPk.
C. Com. Court Of Greene Cd
earoat0n, .Nsp. 16, l825.-15 3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
The PEOPLE ofthe STATE of Illinois. I
To PAGE BLAKE, Greeting. :

yNTHEKEAS LYDIA BLAKE has filed in the
w Clerks office of our Circuit Court for
Morgan County, libel for divorce from you.
for certain causes therein set forth: We there
fore command you to be and appear before
our said court, in the town of Jacksonville, on
the first Thursday after the second Monday in
the month Of May next, to shew cause, if any
you have. why her prayer for divorce should
not be granted.
an, Witness the Honorable JoHN
: .,SSyEx. YonK SAWYER, Judge Of our first
84WSE Judicial Circuit, at jacksonville,
a$9WfE this I'd day Of December, A. ID.
TS$s4sE 1925. My private seal herennto
'"' affixed, (there being no seal of Of
fee provided.)
DENNIS ROCKWELL, Clerk.
A. w. CAvABLT, AIRY. is 6t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28

MADISON County Circuit Court, august
Term, 1925.
NATHAN CARPENTER, cOmpt2
Us. In Chancery.
john THOMAS, ct al
A ~ motion OF the Complainant, by Counsel,
" it appearing to the Court, that William
Fuiks, Henry keltner, Jane Thomas, Rebecca
Fuiks, sarah KeltEer, Elizabeth Crawford, ana
Catharine Fem, heirs "a, law OF VIM J. Smith,
deceased, have not appeared and answered
The Compainant's bill and, moreover, that
they are non-resdenls OF this State 1t is
ordered thai public notice be given to
the said absent defendants, in some public
newspaper, printed in this state, for at least
four weeks, successfully, requiring them TO
answer the compartments bill OF complaint, on
or before the first day OF the next term Of this
Court, TO be holden in the town of Edwards
vile, at the Court House thereof, on the Sc
cond Monday in the month OF March, 1896 /;
or the same will be taken pro coatessO, and a dc.
cree entered up accordingly.
EMANUEL J. WEST, Clerk.
DANIEL P. Cook, .1a'y for COmp't.-l1 At
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28

FOR THE YEAR 1926:
R1ALCULATED for the meridian of Ed
~ wardsvile, Illinois, by Willard Fisher, of
Franklin, Mass. under the direction the Ame-
rican Tract Society.
, CT The A. T.Society will receive ONE CENT
on tie sale of each copy, which will be ex.
pended in printing Religious Tracts for graz
tuitcus distribution.
Orders from Merchants and others will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to
by JEREMIAH ABBOTT.
Ed.vardspile, Oct. ID, 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
House and Lot on Richmond Hill

q am determined TO leave the state of Virenia CO
soon as cat settle up my late public business in
hcnfeo WIN view to facilitate this object offer for
mond Hill, in the county Of Henrico which is sithi
from ave to seven minutes walk Of the Market
nc house substantially built Of the best hard bick
Quit ny myself aud for my II contains FIVE rooms
and an foot passage above the cellar which is drv and
has good lock room and coal vault Attached to the
house is substantial stable, with three stalls and COW
she'tcI Opposite each stall This tenement is well calcu-
lated for the comfortable accommodation Of genteel rr
Yate family The ncighboriood is good one and aboypdz
with the best Bo0lyrun water great barpain can no
bought IN this property application be made in the en-
suing 20 days for The purposes above stated would he
willing to sell for cash. this tenement for the mere cost Of
the hall Of the house. Application car be made in NV
absence to my father-in-law Mr. James Parkinson who
lives adjoining the tenement will show it to any appH
cant, nd make known my price, Sc
jan - & 3. GRAVES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
glgQgMta M.e0lsIatmre.
HOUsE o. DELEG.arES. k,i..nu. &c., Q

HoGSE or DELEGATES, Fij;tay jan 90.
communication tro'nthc Senate.-'I'te Senate have
Pnsscd rs bill concerning the Governor, House and
for other purposes he bill amended increases the
Governors salary to $1,000, already stately
On motion Of dir. tPsh1r, seconded by Gen. Black
hurn tic bill was for the present laid tie table to
give tune fer reelection the provision of tic bill
The Senate have rected he bill, au,Ijcrslng The sale
OF tc lands belonging to the Dcysces Of Alex. BOYD
dec.
INCEsTUoUS LARRIAGES.
Nh Biacbbu'm took The 1oor against the bill which
he treated III In, usual 81, lie OF ridicuc.
Nh. CpsFu' replied 10 the various gentlemen who
had gone before hu--anayaug tie arguments of each
and IN speech of near three hours length Which has
aced him III tic first rank If ebaters concluded the
debate in favor Of tlc bill.
.H'' G0rd0n followed ~ orposition-after which The
House becoming carnourous for the question, il was
put by ayes and noes motion OF ifr Giiiiland and
carried N the negative, as follows.
AYEs-Nlessrs Drupinond, Fletcher, Pcrsinrer Je,er
kdg'ngton, fierjmar, DromgoGlc Gholson. Campbell.
Hunter of G. Collier Pitts Stman Greer. Blair Smith
OF g. Darlington, Sloan, Miller Of II. Neville CfavclY,
Hoffman, Chapman. Pierce, Rulner, Reynolds NeiiI
Weary, Bland M'Wor,her, Smith Of Logan Marftrland
NC ulocn, Digs Seear, Shepherd Mildleex Billings
w Edss Sherrarh MurdaugI, Hunter of NJ Thomps..
Upshur, Duutou, Basye, Harvey of ~ Penn Gre inc
Cabe, Wiicher sigcr, Iccrs, Woodnouse Ward of p A.
Fulion, Anderson of 8. Bare, Bowers, Mason Nnncue
Crump Of s. Velvin George, Ward of L. Martin Cur
It's Cummings, Keller Elungcrord, Jackson, Morris Of
W.-T0.
Noss-Messrs. Gordon, Wood Davis Of L. Booker
Crawford, P"teson Of A. Estill, Blackburn, Owens,
Por'erGeld, Woodye Miller Of b. Christian Of g. Goggin
Everett MComas Burton Cole tbilGs, Christian of
u g. Douthat, Bnulin, Branch, Taylor, Hill Turner,
wilson Wynn Boisseau, Noel, Lane Moore of F. James,
MARSHALL Payne, Early, Ship, K'ssr, Snidow, King,
Page Of g. Bryce, Curd, Jones. Anderson, Wardlaw,
Chalmers, PaTscs Berkeley, Gather, Williams Amber,
picasani5, Rcdd. Henley, Willis Morgan, HaT@ood Pol
lard of & o. Baber, Mason Of 6. Pollard ok. w.
Roanr, Han Glmour, Mhaucy, Powell, Dingess, Wiz
5ton hmbrough, Street Banks, Fnks, Hereford, Shcp-
paFd OF NJ larry, GOode Of N. Dunlap Craig, Aniss,
C'ostn' Paueson, Macon Stephenson, Kelly, Ward Of n.
Anderson Of N. Letter NJ Kircy, Morton, Hiner, Gilli-
land Burner, Crump Of p. Watkins of Pow. Watkins of
Pc Dupuy, Riycs. Harrison, Garter Of P. w Macrae
vi Crum Marteucy, Carter Of Rich'd, Bramhan W bite
Moore Of r. Cline, NJ N1ahon, Cowan, Jesse. Kigors
IowIcs, Briggs Cook Smith offs. M'Coy, Walker, NYe
Saunders of w RUSSELL Loyall May, Haryic Of r. aud
Page of W.-105.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
APPRENTTCES NT7FO

OF TWO BOYS are wanted at this ofhce as Apprer-
~ uces to learn the Printing business As mn bn, ,;j,
VT ""en unless he he at least good English scholar and
come wen recommended for correct habits none otbsr
nero apply Good boys will find their situation and as
ocIdes 10 nr once Hs agreeable they could desire
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

Captain Tuucl, Of tho brig M1ysc, arrived ~ New
Tok fcr Malaga and Gibraltar informs flai zrca, dis
prevailed iie former Facc. in consequence Of
heavy rains which had destroyed The crops Of grapes and
g., the fermentation Of wines. Sereral farmers had lost
Size whole Of their wines in night. That which was
brought IN inferior, that it not thought worth
preparing Tor market consequently The price bad advanced
considerably on this article we'll fruit and ba
iiiia.
The s. squadron, after leaving Gibraltar, touched at
Malaga water, and hen proceeded Nahnn, where it
"oud winter. The Branaywne Is to 20 the United
safes, and afterwards vii e. to the Pacific.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

i seems by article have copied from the ST. An
dTcws paper of the ijh inst that American vessels will be
admitted into the ports of New Brunswick Under the new
c""n"i trade acts ON paying the tonnage duty
colonial vessels pay in our polts The collector OF II.
Andrews we of opinion, has lnp,cd the course in
tended hy his government..-I.N. y. .Hcr. .4Ir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
TO BE coHTIHUED.1

The French corvette La Coquite, which sailed from
iooh on the tn August 1922 under the orders go
Vcfen on All GRAND Of circumna alton and disc
y' returned not long since and anchored AT A!arseillc
having been absent thy-oie months and thirteen ia vs.
ana sai'cT ~ thar time twenty-five thousand lcaeucs-
INC seienthc nelrScts of the expedition valuable
collections in natural history aud executed important sur
veyS La Coquilie los: not single man. either by sick
ness nr accident, duiing tie whole vcyagea most re-
maIka bic circumstance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
rs se4seasosau Gsa1s6W.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. "a, 1895.

Congressional Eiecton.--We have heard from three
counties IN Mir Randolph's late District viz Prince
Edward, Cumberland and Buckingham. Those coun.
tics gave Dr. CruInra majority Of 90, with which nun
ber he goes ahead Charlotte. OF course il is irnpos-
sb!e 10 say how has tcrminatcd-but we think the
presumption is that Mr.. Giles is elected
Col. Patcson viii drew from the contest so that il
was contested single handed between Messrs. Giles
and Crunp.
Cumberland, Crunp 1919 Giles &c
Buckingham, Crunp 20 Giles 2i4
Prince Edward, Crunp ia Giles 43
1913 323
After all, The election has proved very thin one
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

IUTtUNT, jan. II,
Communication from the Senate.-The Senate have
passed The bill entitled, can to confirm the title of
certain lands sold and conveyed by the county court Of
Tazewell.n
On motion Of mr. .0fcIitdncy,
ReSored That the report Of the Board Of Public Works
IN relation 70 the Falls Bridge Turnpike Company refer
red to the Committee Of Roads and Internal Navigation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24
&US
Ec'ract 10 the Editor. dqied

ANNApoI.rs, Jan. H.
You viii learn with establishment that Mr. Lloyd
IS longer Senator Of the United States. lie has
sent IN letter Of resignation Of his scat 10 tl,e Lcrs
latnrc, on account OF his continued indsposition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

1"CestHOUS SDdf92Igc Ditt.-Aiter debate OF three
days, and Of character highly crediiabe TO the rcpu
stion of the House Of Delegates. Mr. Upshurs bill was
defeated on F'rda, by vote OF 40 20 III The feel.
inas oil the House were not prepared for measure
which nc some degree experiment upon Society," or
TO restriction 10 which arc welded BY La.
bit and prejudice. Whilcwe consider the argument in
favor OF tue bill conclusive and unanswcfa able and
whilst indeed, we believe many 10 have been of that
opinion who opposed il, il be aclnow lodged that
the public mind but lately attracted the consideration
ct the subject, is not yet ready 10 throw of the rarn.
nes Of Anticipated prejudice Oh course the decision
however wrong principle, is right, as ii conforms
to social will OnJ few examples of the enforcing
the penalties of The present outrageous iaw-e tear
ing asnnder aud wife, and hastaIdizng offspring
'egiiinated il is tue by law, hut whom the Stigma of
oastardy 10 nevertheless fixed by public orirIion-arc
wanting 10 satisfy every humane mind OF the propriety
OF repeating, at least modifying the existing rcsirc-
ton. That jurcs tie found TO execute it, or
while executing il, petition the General Assembly for
its repeal is commentary sufficient on its barbarons
character IL is oi these venerable errors (which
innst speedily yield TO reason, when enlightened and
free. We shall commence the Debate on FRIDAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

C;oremo'' BW.-On Saturday, the House OF Dele
gates by vote of 157 TO %, Disagreed to the Senate
amendment increasing the Governors Salary 10 $4,000
and requiring him 10 furnish the flouse.-The proprety
81 increasing the Salary not much discussed the
iirom the Senate being opposed chiefly the ground
OF It's involving violation OF Tie Constitu,ion-at
instrument prohibiting the Senate from originating any
"'!i' As the bill returned from the Senate, both in
ttffe ami deect, new bill the objection be sus.
famed at least, T. that strctness Of Interpretation APP
Piled by Virginia to other Constitutions. The vote is
not supposed 10 ne fair indication OF The opinion Of
rhe House of Delegates on the prnpriey Of increasing
the Governors Salary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

james Rise' Canai.-On Saturday Mr. Garland sub
Fnit'eG Resolution for dcspatclmg Committee OF
the House Of Delegates accompanied by Committee
OF the Board of Public Works and the Civil Engineer
aud James River Commissioner, survey the new Ca
rial! the condition Of tic works, and report their opin
ion as 70 tue ezFcdieucy of prosecuting further tan
Hsaiden's Adventure. Ga motion of Mr.. Dronroole
tho ResoiHtio" was So amended TO dispense with the
presence Of C"nmittee of the House; and it as fur
tl'er modified 10 request the attendance OF the
'rt3ie Botrd lire & !DI:io members excepted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

@ SE"rr7 Of Farmers Bark Sock were So. au,iion
affhc Cahee-Iiousc Saturday 800 90 per share
-eZ9-
On the last page will be found some orig nal lines.
900
II Is aecertained that Nathan Sanford e elected Sc
naior Of 'hc United States, from tic State Of New York
70 FIJI The vacancy occasoned by the c47rat,r Of tic
term for which Mr.. King elected. SIr Sanford
~i! 'aka his scat Immediately, and the to for Which
he III lave to will be five years from the i,
day Of AEa'ch next Nh. hi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-24

Yesterday in consequence Of the receipt Of he En-
gineci Report the late OF the works on The Canal
md tie opinion that i%sauty required would occupy
the Board Of Public Works from four TO six weeks
M Paticson Of A. moved 10 rescind tic Resolution
adopted on Saturday requesting the Board of Public
Wcfsis accompanied Gy the Engineer and Commits
s'ohcF, 10 survey and report en- tic state Of he Canal
and tue policy OF continuing it beyond Maiden's Ad-
venture Fails The motion gave rise 10 long debate
IN The course Of which twas supported by Mcssrs Pat
tcson of A. DR. 'ooe, Garter Pr VIM. and TAYLOR
OF Chcsierfed and opposed by Messrs. Garland Tar-
sic Of Richmond, Morris Of Wood, and Gordon.-.The
motion prevailed--aycs 70. noes 30
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-21
MEDICAL NOTICE

vIyHE Subscriber, DocroR OF MEDICINE aud Practical
l. CHEMIST. respectfully informs the Ladies and Gene-
of Wilmington and its vicinity that he has commen
ced the Practice of Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house opposite Mr. Henry
RoopeS g Cos Lumber Yard-where he prepares the fol-
lowing Medicines: The Suphate of Qunine This medi-
cine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine Yet dis
covered for the of Agues Remittent and Intermittent
Fevers He also prepares Basamic Restorative for dis
eases of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
Phthsc and medicine which will effectuay cure the
most distressing Headache, matter how long its contn
uance may be. He also cures the Toothache in few
minutes, without making OF any OF the corrodng acls
red hot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine he makes use of will preserve
the teeth for years. Heprepares Tooth Powder that will
whiten the eeth be they ever SO black from taking med
cine any other DIR. P. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all inHammations from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and of them
crpples for years from it Names signatures do not
require, it too much the custom with quackey
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals and
apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
if they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the Of SsvQms Pdna-
ceq which did not hear OF until Mr. Swaims adver
tsement, some few weeks past then called on of
the eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases All
the gentlemen spoke 10 on the subject said they
certain that Mr. Swain not the inventor of the med
cine The that invented the panacea of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead
two hundred years. and his writings difficult to be had.
That MIR. Swain has got part OF his works,
person gave him receipt from the work, have doubt
of. have prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA, which will sell one dollar per bot
tie by the do1en and one dollar and fifty cents single.
| DIR. Z. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares u
Save that will take Corns by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation OF pain.
Ladies Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that is durable, if they pleased to call me- shall be
attended TO with the strctest punctuality
| JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. G. p. C.
| Wilmington, Del, Jan. 90, 1926. l8-6m