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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

In 8o,eija County Court, ,Noyenbcr, 1926:
francis Goodwin, P{k.)
against Pin CLANCY
james Goodwin and Richard Egsleston, Dts.
The defendant James Goodwin, not wing entered his
appearance and given security according Of as
ssm6y and the rules Of court aud appearing the
satisfaction Of the court that he is not an uhabitant Of
this communicating therefore, motion the plain
til by his at'orncy,it ordered the said defcndan
James Goodwin do appear here tho fourth Thursday
February next, and answer the plaintiff bill; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of the
Richmond or Petersburg newspapers for success
svcy aud that another cory be posted up the front
Ct the Courthouse of this county two sivc court
days.
2G-w8: 3 cop. Tsste, :. J, LEIGH, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Patent Snrin@ Saddle.

May 18th, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

THOMAS CBEAVEN.
ETs'e Ruw.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

PnmFp NonUoRTH NICHOLAS, ESQ. having been de-
rned to represent Governor HOLMES of the State OF Mis-
ssS2pi, 10 whom the Va. Legislature had voted Sword
as the nearest male relative OF Major NoLnIEa, the Go
VERNON om delivering il, or the 9Th inst. addressed bin a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
New auction Store.

addition to hs Commission Business, the suoscFl'
Der has this day takena license to sell by Auction
and desires his friends and the public generally to be
informed, that he will transact business in either hne
to the best of his ability, and in such manner as Is
customary in other establishments ola similar nature
All persons wishing them, can be furnished WITT re-
COMMUNICATIONS of the most unexceptionable charac
ter; and when property placed in his hands tor SAFE
reasonable advances will be made, fdesired. un'I
more eligible situation be procured he %'h re- re-
main at his old stand Janneys wharf, where he VIII
receive Goods in OF the best reproof Warehouses
in town ald in the mean time he will attend to every
description of Sales whether Of Real and Personal rs
tates, Stocks, Furniture, or Merchandise ofany KIND
GEORGE JOHNSON.
march 14-eOtf
The National Intelligencer, Baltimore American
Poulson's American, philadelphia New York Dan!
Advertiser, and the Boston Patriot will insert the
bove every other time three times, and send their A.
counts immediately to this Office,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
AMBA,
THE WITCH'S DAUGHTER.
RY hIRS RownIcu

Df MRS BOWplCH.
AS Coomba was o e evening sitting on a low
stool before her door, in thesiown Of Addna,
watching the gambols of her son, wretched *
emaciated female entered the path which led
from the bush or forest. SAe was scarcely able
TO carry her own weight, much less that OF a
little girl, aged two years, who was tied TO her
back by ragged pie Of silk. The only cloth
ing ofthis unhappy object was small strip Of
dirty, tattered cotton, CIR; round her 'oins, and
which scarcely reached her knees: her flesh was
torn by the thorns in her path; her feet were
swolen with fatigue; her skin, stretched over
her projecting bones, was parched aud cracked
into large white fakes from the heat of the sun,
her hair was dusty and brown, her eyes were
sunk in their sockets, her cheeks we're hollow,
her knees touched each other al every step. aud
she was frequently obliged to pause and take
breath, leaning on The rude staff with winch she
tried to support herself Coemba beheid her
with pity, and the little barbara crept with fear
To his mothers knees. The poor woman al
last stood opposite to Coomba's house: she was
evidently in furnished state, and her child also
bore the appearance OF want; but from its being
in mach better condition Than its mother, the
latter had probably deprived herseIfor nourish-
ment IL prolong the life of her offspring She
stopped, and looked al Coomba with wistfuI
eye. There WAS an appearance OF resignation
in her deportment; not sound escaped her
lips; bat she turned from The robust form Of the
sturdy barbara 10 the delicate limbs Of her own
child, aud big tear mostened her Burning eye
lids, a dizziness then seemed 10 seiz- her, r
she suddenly raised her hand, exc tanning "Oh
nv head.'' and sunk upon the groud, Coomba
few TO her relief, and extricating the ch;li,
laid it on Iarbira ,at, and Carried, or RATE
dragged, the Sufferer into her hut. where sne
laid her upon cushion, and raising her, tried
10 force some nourishmr 1T into her mouth: bu,
it wastoo laie; the poor creature mournf.ljy
shook her head, and again sunk back. Wn,le
Coomhaswas tkus engaged, Tarbara, her son,
who had al first regarded the little stranger as
an intruder, gradually approached, and ,ried to
play with her. The iRtant was not al FRS, "a
verse TO his caresses, ba, his kindness was Of
too rough nature 10 be endured long with
pleasure, and the little thing cried as she shrank
from his rude embrace. AT this sound the dy
ing mother opened her eyes, and Coomba fetch
ed her child; she then made last effort, and
directed Coomba to unite piece of dirty cloth
which was round her knee, and which contained
a rich golden manila, or bracelet She then
put il, with her child; into the hands Of her
hostess, and ciasping her own as if to entrea,
'The natives of the western coast Of Africa always
carry their gold fastened round their knees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
IIIo To- :ISTN.
ITO be continued.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAC
CO MpANY


The subscription books Of the Company
we're closed on Saturday the Isl ult on which
day alone were taken thirteen thou sand three
hundred ami eighty seven shares, m king, with
those previously taken, forty orr Mopsaud seren
hundyed and eighty eight shares, inclusive Of The
five thousand ALLOTTED TO and taken by he cor
poration Of Baltimore. The an,oant II money
therefore, subscribed by this city a,o1e, is J0us
millions one hundred md serenity eight Thousand
dollars, divided amongst fcenty itco 'honsGiid
names. 1t will be remembered thai only fifteen
lhonsan1. shares are allotted to individuals; so
that each name will be entitled but 10 loths Of
a share, or seven shares for every ten Names
which will he further reduced by the subscrip-
tons in Frederick and Hagerslown, which are
no: yet ascertaiDed, but are supposed 10 amount
to Two thousand shares. 1t is BELLE, ed that of
this subscription, which outruns so largely the
fund contemplated to be raised, but a compare.
lively small part has been made with q view 10
speculation.
There is therefore every reason TO think, that
the stock is principally in the hands Of persons
who intend and are able to hold it, Numerous
individuals Of the industrious classes of the com.
munity, are interested in it 10 a small amount.
1t is certain that very general impression pre.
walls of the Residences of the scheme. founded,
we hope, not more on the prudence and fore
sight Of the respectable individual who origina-
ted il, than on Its own apparent reasonableness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
New Charts, &c.
II. r, KENh EDY.

4 GENFfor T.. & G. w. Blunt ofNew York, has just
Nreceved supply of their latest Charts among
which area chart Of the Am. Coast from New York
to Havana, price S.-N Eco. Of the U. States S.
General West Indies improved $7-Sou tn and West
Atantic each S4.-Bermutlas sl.-Le Mayne's Baha.
mas 81 SO. -LeMayne's Florida Co and Reefs; 81 80.
N Go. Brazil S2.Cape Frio to River Plate 81 So
River Amazon to the Plate s6,00.-Cape Horn to Val
raraiso, $500 So. Am. Coast So 00-Western Islands
s2.-English Channel 5000 &c. &c.
ALSO,
Navigaors, pilots nautical almanscs, tables of suns
dec'naton, lunar tables journals. freight and
go books, measuring tapes, Of instruments from
- to II 00.-guntus scales and diyiders, 6 and II
inch parallel rules brass proractors, ivory scales,
veying chains, spy glasses, log states &c. &C. For e
at the lowest prices.
mar 5O-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
Patent Riyet Fire Buckets.
V3>liIRTY Pair just received and for sale by
l. HUGH SMITH & CO.
march 20 eo6t
NoW is The lime 10 use &omnchic Buffers, a grand
resiorafiUe 10 hea!ih

nOCT. Wcdderburn, informs his friends and the
lDpublc generally, he has now on hand at his Shop
on Fairfax street, large supply of the above une
qnaed article, by the bottle, dozen, gallon quart
All who DESTROYS of enjoying that inestimahle be.
sing, healti-in climates like this, where fogs and
mssmas, so at this, and otlcr seasons of
the year will find it to their advantage, to use them
Nv three times d,yas great benefits will be de-
rived from them, in extreme cases Of debility, they
shave seldom failed to have the desired effect, can
be proved by number of our most respectable cit.
of both sexes. They also have been used IN many
places in Virginia, viz. Richmond, Norfolk, Gospor,
Hampton on the Potomac, Rappahanoc and James Ey
ers, and the lower counties Of Mar, land They also
have been highly spoken of in Kentucky, Pensa
cola, Tallahassee, Key West, New Orleans Santanza,
[cuba, Bermuda, st Thomas, ST Bartholomew and
Martinique, each bottle has label of directions and
sealed, and stamped with my seal, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
mar 3l-3aw1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-04
POETRY.
THE COMMON LOT.

BY MONTGOMERY.
Once, in the flight of ages past,
Theft Iiv'd 4 man aiia-who was he'
Mortaf~ howe'er thy-lot be cast.
That man resembles thee.
Unknown the region of his birth,
The land in which he died unknown;
His name has perish,d from the earth,
This truth survives alone:
That JOY, and grief and hope, andfear,
Alternate trimnphedin his breast;
His bliss and woe,-a sinlle, tears
Oblivion hides the rest.
The bounding pulse, the languid limb,
The changing spirits rise and fall,
We know that these we've felt by hum,
For these are felt by all.
He suiIer'd, but his pangs are Ger:
Enjoy'd, but his delights are He'd:
Had friends; MS friends are now no more.
Aud foes, his foes are dead.
He loy'tl; but whom nc lov'd, the grave
Hath lost IN its unconscious womb
o! she was fair! hG nouSht could save
Her beauty from Tue tOiiO'
The relling seasons, day and night,
Sun, moon, aud stars, the earth and main.
Ere-wh,ie III portion; life, and light,
TO him exist IN VAN.
He saw whatever thou has seen,
Encounicr'd all that troubles thee;
He was-whateyer thou hast beeni
lie is-what thou shalt be.
The clouds and sun-beams, DER his eye,
That oUce their shades and glory threw,
Have lett in yonGer silent sky,
No yestige where they flew.
The annals of the humm race,
Their ruins, since the world began,
OF lin afford no other trace
Than this,-THEgE LIv'U MAN!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26

Eaucntion. "A man who is now keeping large
schosl within six miles Of our Office and who has
Ike three seasons before at 1926 per month. lately
gave the following answers to the following ques-
tons
Q-How many .N'ew England States are there
Ans Twenty.three.
(Which is the largest State in the Unons
Ans :. Philadelphia is The largest. but New-York
does the most business.
Q-Wha. part Of speech is the word bcst-e. G..
he is the best man in town!
Ans.-A regular neuter verb-indica,ve mode.
present tense third person, singular, and agrees
with he-a verb must agree with its nominative
case in number and person
Q-What is seven times nine
Ans.-Eighty one.
Q.-Spel benefit Ans-Benni6t.
Q-Spell beneficial. Ans.-Bennifecail.
Q.-Speil "Wednesday. Ans Wendsday.
Q.-Spell Tuesday. Ans -Teusday.
We solcmnly assure our readers, that very many
oi The persons who keep our common schools, win.
ter after winter, who are thus qualified and
,hey are often men who have had The advantages o.
academical instruction, and can show sundty cer,i-
icates from clergymen and selectmen. that they
are qualified to keep an English school.
| Hampden Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

vEyliE Subscriber, DucTon MEDICINE and PRACTICAL
L CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentle
men of Wilmington and It's vicinity, that he has
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house otposite Mr. Henry
Hobes y Co.'S Lumber Yardwhere he prepares the fol-
loving Medicines. The Slphate 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, Rement and Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Balsanc Restorative Tor dis
Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption&
phtlsc; and medicine which will eiecuay cure the
distressing Headache matter how long its conn.
nance may be. He also cures the Ioo,hache in few
minutes without making use OF any of the corrodng acds
or red hot ron plugging the teeth with gold Leaf Or
sheet lead The medicine he makes Of will preserve
The teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder that will
wten the teeh be they SO black from taking mci-
cine or any other cause. DR. p. prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all inammations from the eyes have
cured numbers from tue Rheumatism and some OF them
crippes for years from it Names signatures DO not
require, it is 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
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people want them Persons afflicted with Cancers,
# they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the name OF suams rama
cea which did hear until saw MI Swains adver
iscmcnt, some few weeks past then called on some Of
the most emnenr physicians in Phadelpha and spoke TO
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 Az
The gentlemen spoke the subject, said they were
certain Mir SWAIN not the Inventor OF the medl-
cine The man that invented ;hc Panacea was one OF the
Greatest chemists that Europe p,oduced and dead near
.wo hundred years. and his writings difficult TO be had
That Mr.. Swain has got part Of his works. or some
rcrsn gave him receipt from The work have no doubt
Of have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of the pANACEA, which will sell a, dollar per bot
tie bv the dozen and one dollar and fifty cents single
! d. r. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Euptions and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin. lie also prepares
Savc that will take Corns by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation OF pain.
Ladies or t;encucn who afflicted with any disease
that crabe if they pleased tn call on me, shall bt
attended TO with the stictes punctuality
| JAS PURCELL, NJ. ID. & r. G.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. %, 1897. Fly
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
From the Boston Courier, Dec. 10.

SHOCKING AccIDENT.-W We have seen letter
from young gentleman at Northampton, TO his
father in this city, giving melancholy account Of
the upset,irg Of the mail stage from Albany TO
Northampton within five or six miles Of the latter
place, about o'clock on the evening of Thursday
last. There were eight passengers inside, and one,
young man. son Of the Rev MIR. Tower Of
MiburY, on the outside with the driver. The drives
and MIR. Tower were thrown from the seat to a
ledge OF rocks. The driver died in about an hour |;
MIR. Tower lived ill 9 o'clock next morning. The
rest Of the passengers were much bruised Only
two of them were men, one Of whom had his leg
broken. The other six, women and children, we're
more or less injured. The collar bone of one was
much fractured The driver never spoke after he
was taken up, and the young man who was thrown
from the seat with him, was unable 10 give any &C
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
THE LORDS PRAYER.

e extract The following happ, version of the Le
er from g Devohonal Perses," By BERNARD BART
FATHER of all who dwell'st above,
Thy name be hallowed here;
Asin those realms of peace and love,
Where saints that name revere.
Thy kingdom come; thy will, alone,
BE done by man below;
As spirits round thy glorious throne,
Their pure obedience show.
Give us this day our daily breads
No; merely outward food.
But that whereon the soul is fed,
The source Of heavenly good.
Forgive our trespasses, asw
In parloning love abide
Since none forgiveness win from thee
Who pardon have denied
And lead us from temptation far
From evil, Lord, restores
For thine the power, the kingdom, are,
The glory evermore!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
NEW BOOKS.
|sqt a. & IT. Wilson's Bookstsre and Circulatin!
LibrnrY.

|.qt a. & IT. Wilson's bookstore and Circulating
Librnry.
Bel,s Observations on Italy 1vol.
The History Of Chivary; Or kighhood and its Times.
Inv charles Mill, Esq Author of the History Of the CRU
sades vols. in one
Tie Works Of Anna Lsta Ba, bauld with Memoir b.
Lucy Akin Q vols.
,Ihe Tor Hill BY the Author of Brsmbetye House, &c.
vols.
| HINTS TO Nv Counirymcn. by an Ame ican vol.
Diary of an Ennuvee. BY Young Lady. iyol
Moderation. BY Mis-. Holland l vol
beauties OF Byron l vol
For Sale at the dbOre place,
hGeneral Assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATION
gRy and FANCY ARTICLES, among shch ate
Scales & Dividers, Nstrg Catls,
penkn;ves Eackga gammou Boards Gle.
scissors eafty flushed.
Gold & Silver Pens, D1r:hl Ink,
Silver Pencil Cases, P"cke', Ivory ani dressing
Pocket Books C"nos,
Windsor and Fancy Soap, lnksanis,
Sealny WAX States
Waters, iiack Sanl,
Wafer Stamps Inlia klhbcr
Ruled Writing and Letter Parchment,
paner Copy, tipheling, ard Memo
Water Colors r-ndam Ba, ks,
Toy Paints. Wnie & Bl4e Bonnet Board
Camcs Hair Pencils, Nas h9N'
Black Lead do Icgcrs, &c
All of which will be sold low for cash.
BLANK BOOKS made any pattern.
/ HANDBII.LS CARDS, AVID description OF JoC
Printing the neates manner, at tic soriest nolice
and on The most favorable terms Ja. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, The night of the
III 18th apprentice to the CoachMakng busi-
ness, named Martin SutUan, in the 21st year of his age.
Had when he away, suit oflght blue cloth,
and fur hat He went in company with an apprentice
belonging to Peter A. Humphreys named John Hall. All
persons warned not 10 harbor or employ him.
THOMAS MOORE.
Wilmington, Jan 10, 1927. 21-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26

Rebuke.-pythagoras gave one Of his scholars a
reprimand in the presence of the rest which so Sc
riously affected him that he could not survive 1t, and
killed himself. Theuceforth Pythagoras. instruct
ed and infinitely afflicted by so mourniul an exam
pie, never rebuked any one except in private.
:. Rollins Ancient History.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
The Trustees of the Poor

hF Newcastle County will meet a, the Poor House on
~ Wednesday the 31st inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Per-
sons having accounts against the institution, requested
10 present them TO JosErH GRuhR for settlement,
before that day. II. IiEALD, Secry.
jan 16, 1897 2O-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

1 terms are to those who pay, during the month Of
mary or July, six months in advance-For Dollars a
ear From th,se who do not pay as above, Fire Dollars
Ei be demanded. Ii sub 'crber wishes to decline, he
~, t;fy the editors Of his intention before the first of
I,ne or december, and pay all arrearages Without a
|uued except al the option of t,e editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements no, exceeding twelve lines, for term
tb rae months four times for dnar, and
cents for every subsequent longer ones pro
nr,ioo. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Inv ong their advertisements are to be inserted or they
I'M he c,nned till forbid. Letters to the Editors to m
me attention must be post paid
Aduerttstng bytheyear.
T. Subscribers. To Subscribers
year slo, w year fio'e ~ ~
months q, w moh'hs ~
n Z dn a. so 5 do. 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
A WOOL FACTORY 'ru LET,

E-R Situate 10 S.lisbury township. Lancas
I&AAIIll6 ter County, Penn. abou, miles "orth of
.f*AAsKfM the 45 mile winch is the Pnladel-
kHeEsy&{R phia and Lancaster Road This establish
Gent CONSISTS If three story building 25 b, 60 feet,
with dye-house adjonins OF 25 feet So are -also three
dwelling houses all necessary machinery in 30 d rt'er
or further pattcnas Apply to the subscriber on the pre-
nises or by eter directed 10 Salisbury Pcs Otcr Ian
[,ster (on,ty Penn JOS G SlllPrEN.
4 Ian att 1907 2O-6tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE! =!

BESIDES the four capital prizes Id durng the last -four
weeks Robertson q Little had the Satisfaction selling, to
gentleman of this Borough. prize Of $500 Ga whole
,icke) in the Union Cana Lottery l6t class which was
drawn on Wednesday week.
They invite the attention Of the public to the fol,
towing scheme, being the first to be drawn; persuaded
that its happy arrangement whereby so many rr'zes OF
moderate amount are ubsned, fail of securing the
approbation Of every one.
.Ns,o Yorh Consolidated Lottery
Class No TWo-For 1885, 10 be drawn the 5lsi day
9fJanuary 1927 Sixty number otteryeight drawn bal
lots
Selling Scheme II prize of SO 900, Of which $4,000 are
payable in Land &c of 520 "a Of 1,000 30 Of 500
50 of 100; So Of so; 1852 of l0i l0,60S OF S.
Ticket s5-ilalf So 5o-Quarter 81 25-Eghth 62i cts.
For sale at
Robertson 8 Little's,
Lottery Office, No %, Marke, St, Wilmington
Who have had the extraordinary good luck nf selling
within the space Of sir 1rseks all OF the following
przes vz S7000 i5i4 $1,000 $1,000 $780, besides prize
ofS100 &C. in abundance aso, $4,000 sold avender
tickets in PENNSYLVANIA, and another prize OF SloOOu sot
last Wednesday week Office in Philaslepha-for al
of which the fortunate holders have already received h
cash, Jan, 70.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
TO BE RENTED.

-. A House and $ nail Farm IN The village Of
aTH Newark, la ely occupied by the Rev. SAMUEL
Hns.l DELI possessio f Which viii be given on the
A.Al 25th day Of March next.
I'M, r m contains forty ef arabic land aud
meadow, in good orde,, and conveniently divided. ihe
|mproyeInepts are good Buck DIV ..s he-ise and kch-
,n with brick barn, Carriage ose and other out build
|Dgs.
This property would be very SUI able tor family who
might be eesirous OF wing Newark % educate cl-
|dren There are excellent sei arie IN that village
|tbe Newark Academy, which is under lie direction OF e
|Rey K RUSSELL aided by tw" ASSISTANTS IN which boys
are taught the Latin and Greek Languages. Mathematics
|Ac AID school for young LADIES under the direction OF
Ehe Rev SAMUEL BELL which taught the useful and
ental branches Of Female Education
For terms apply in Wilmington to Mrs MANY BLAcK,
H. ~ Tho aubscriber IN Newcastle. j. BLACK
Jan i6, 1922. zo-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-26
dissolution of Copartnership.

1JT5SUIuCI0TI 0I CUI5ttr tITC1 SfrfP'
IyHE copartnershp heretofore existing between Samuel
III Pennington and Augustine Pennington, trading un-
lar the firm Of Samuel q A. Pennington is this day dis
[lved Persons having claims will present them to A II.
Penngon and all persons indebted either on Bond. Noie
II Book Account will please call and pay the to A.
II Pennington who will settle the business of the late firm
A. II. PENNINGTON, Surviving Partner,
for himself, and Guardian Of SAmUNI
pEsIsGTos, minor, and Administrator Of
JonS A. PENISGTos, heirs of SAMUEL PEN.
rSGToN deceased
MddIetown Del. Jan 10, 1927 ilo--3m