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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03
LA GRANGE, Sept 18th. 1898

la ORANGE, sept 18th, 1923.
am highly Obliged to Messrs. Dobbrn, Muir
ply * Bose, for their kind attention in sending
me copy Of their Interesting paper, contain
ing description ofthr Grand Celebration tina,
took place on the last Fourth Of July. l. has
been my happy lot, at every stage of Baltimo-
rean progress, for more than half century. 10
find my delight in the enjoyment, of your rapid
ly increasing improvements, ever enhanced by
particular remembrances and a concomi,ant Sc.
RES OF iavors conferred upon me- SO again, on
this late occasion, while was, with patriotic
and devoted feelings, anticipating the blessings
OF prosperity which The opening of the Bali.
mole and Ohio Railroad cannot fail TO nro.
duce, have had The inexpressibIe pleasure 10
receive fresh testimonies of Baltmorean kind.
ness in my behalf. have the honor to present
you, gentlemen, with my best thanks and re-
gard LAFAYETTE
TO Mcssrs Dobbin, Murphy & Bose, Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-03

h'rHhfSSlADT, O'pt j..
lhe late account of the surprise of some Rus.
slah redonbls in the camp before shumIa, on
the 27th August, seems to BE confirmed Ac.
eord'ng TO some accounts, which are probably
ex ,gserated, the loss Of the Russians amounted
10 5000 men killed, and 81 pieces of cannon.
JA'sv, August 81.
regular post office is 10 be established here
oy ene Russians, in order 10 facilitate the trans
mission Of Couriers TO Berlin, ST. Pe,ersburcb,
and 10 various points upon which our army
may De operating The expectation of corn
having been prohibited, has occasioned a con-
siderable fall IN price, from which il IS nov
,iSeiy 10 recover, as the necessary magazines
Tor the army had been plepifully supplied pre-
'ious'y TO the breaking out OF bostIlities.
-, HAMBURGER, Sept l8.
The Courier de Smyrnc of the 9th Angus,
saws that lord Cochrane i. shortly to return to
Greece, with Two new steamboats,. Colonel
GORDON who has left the Greeks three times,
declaring that he would never return, has ar.
rived at Na2oli d Romanis. He brings con.
siderable sum of money with him, said 10 be
MS own private property
In another article, dated Poros, August S, the |
ZANE paper announces The arrival of two small |
french vessels at that port-ihe one with sum |
u ooo'ooo francs on board, The other with
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
TUESDAY; February ;, 1928.

ouentIy appointed Senator in Congress from his ma
tive state During the political fermentation of Mr.
Jefferson's Administration, he became while Sena
tor, its able and distinguished advocate. Massa
chusetts was violently opposed to the war, ana MT.
Adams as her representative, did not feel himself
justified in holding his seat in opposition to the
known wishes of the people of his native state.-He
accordingly resigned his seat, and retired to private
fe This distinguished act Of justice to his constit-
NC ns and display of exalted magnanmity, is aspien
did commentary upon the conduct Of one OF the SEN
ators from each of the states of Delaware New Jer
| sey and New Hampshire, in the present congress.
| In 1924, he was constitutonally elected to pre-
side the important destnles OF this extensive
Republic, in which situation he has exhibited an
ability, camness and dignity, unsurpassed by any
former incumbent, and fully emitting HIM to the gen
era sufrages at the approxmating election, OF this
and enlightened people
Throughout all the vicssitudes of his distinguish
ed career. he has ever manifested scrupulous re-
gard for the laws and constitution, and has acqut
ted himself with unparalleled appreciation, to those
to whom he was responsible. The splendcr OF his
genius the vastness of his requirements, and the r-
reproachable character Of his morals have for near
ly forty years. in which he has faithfully served his
| country been the admiration and the pride OF the
age. Shall we then in the present important Crisis
abandon him for a man of mere military talents and
requirements and for other purpose than to graf
| ify the ambition of Hero, or to be studOus OF
change p We trust the intelligence and virtue ofthe
American people will furnish history with differ
ent and more valuable lesson.
Here follow several Resolutions in accordance
with the foregoing statements.
JAMES A. HARRINGTON, Chairman.
l RICHARD MAYNARD, Secretary.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
A VOICE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Alta numerous and respectable meeting OF the
citizsns Of Cheraw, Is. favourable to the pre-
sent administration, convened ny puD'!c adVe'tise
mput and held at Moore's Hotel, On Monday evening"
llth January. 1928: -
James A. Harrington. Esq. was UNANIMOUSLY call
cd to the chair, Il DR.. Richard Maynard appointed
secretary. ~ ...,
Of the meeting, was followed by Major F. Conover,
who, after few pertinent remarks, submitted the
following preamble and resolutions
PREAMBLE.
The present opposition to the Administration OF
cur general government is Of such an unparalleled
character as mperiously to demand the attention OF
every citizen of the country who loves our Inestl-
,nabe institutions who reveres rue.admres tran
guilty and order. and reprehends the persecution OF
our most distinguished and valuable public servants
We hold it paramount duty, as Americans to sus-
tain the government of our country, when eXerc's-
ing its undoubted rights to the advancement OF our
prosperity and happiness and we feel II equay oo, u
lieatory to shield from undeserved calumny those OF
our public functionaries who have grown gray IN
the service of the nation, and have demonstrated
scrupulous regard for our interests constitution and
laws. Under these impressions, we believe the
present crisis in our political affairs to admit OF nc
neutrality. The approximatng presidential election
is the a-absorbing theme which now agitates 'h':
union to its utmost extremtles. And why is 1t sol
Most undoubtedly to crafty the personal views
few political aspirants and the nordinant ambltol
of one man. Shall we then for these purposes yielt
our acouescence in most uncharitable crusade
against the present administration Or rather shal
we abandon an administration of tried and practIca
excelleace, for one of untred and doubtful prnci
pless Was it not apparent that the Opposition wa
not founded in principle, we should not have deemed
this assemblage necessary. But let US briefly ex
anime the facts Scarce had the present distinguish
ed incumbent of the executive chair been sworn in
I, office, ere this inimitabe Opposition was con
coctel. organized, and the combination com
l'rted" with the impious avowa of one OF its lead
,aembers, I" That the Administration should b
1T down. though it were as pure as Angels" Th
conclusion then is, that pure and disintereste
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
NOTICE..

Persons wishing any sort ofPR1sriNo done' with
neatncss, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted, or SuBscRrpTIoNs paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their nelSnooatn0RRa porer
ceiye them, will please apply OF d,rect " ~
ond Son. No. 81. Market Street, Wilmington.
'r An cnn nun;cations, not of the above character,
~ e addressed to NJ. Bradford Editor OF the Della
ware Journal Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
and prompt execution of business.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
CONDITIONS.

TIE DEL.aWARE JOUR.N.aL is pub
lishcd on Tuesdays aud Fridays, at toMr dol'ars
uer anuunt; too dollars every sic months m al
pance. No paper to be discontinued, u"tl' ar
rearages are paid.
advertisements inserted on Me uSa'at ter"s-
Viz: One dollar for four insertions ot st1fecn
lines. and so in proportion for every number q
odditionaL lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-05
Notice..

ALL persons indebted to the estate OF Dav'a Ws0-
late ofWiImngton, decd. are requested to make
Immediate payment and those who have iesa'
Elaims against said decd. are requested TO exhoA
JANE WEBSTER,
by her Attorney IN tact
ANTHONY CAREY.
January 81, 1925.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
SPRING GOODS,
AT No. So, Market Street.

YISIif subsc Der has Just received IN addition his
former stock, large and general assortment OF flesh
mptF' ed and sessonahle DRY GOODS, among ich are
Loaa Superfne Cloths aud Cassrneres ed color
West OF E"gard d. do Habit and Pelsse On, Saine,s
VigoNs Cassneres Valencia Flore ntre and M,rsalles
Vestnts, black and assorted calorcl Eonbazines and
Bomb aetis, fine white Gau1e, Flannels, Gngham Cali
ccs, Cambria and Shifting Musins, Irish Linens Lawns,
CaEioc Linens, Llestrngs, Forences, Ievennes, Gro
de Nares, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, Leghor Hats
&c &C. Together with large assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Such as Plaids, Stripes and Misins. Pttsburg CJrds,
Dri!na- ustaas, Soaking bottoms Wool Hats Boots and
Shoes Sc &c
The above goods being purchased few days since,
principally auction, viii be sold per cent advance,
Ter cash. JOHN MLEAR.
hsrch II. l9-4t
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BALM OF COLI ilBIA.

No. los, Market Street. Wilmington
HAVE been appointed sole Agents IN the State Of Della.
ware, for the sale of Odradges Chemical Balm of 10.
aba, which is extracted from tree found ia the wilds
America The Balm is improved in color, strength anil
perfumes and its grad capillary virtues are follows
off in As hours from first applications Or causes ne
growth of whiskers in few weeks 4 bottle price Is
cents, viii not only stop the hair from falling Off but like
one at 81, gives general good head of hair young
person.
itpeyensthe hair from turning gray, and makes it curl
beautifully, look bright and x ssy, and in few appca.
tons frees it from scurf and entirely nervous head
aches
Copies OF certificates viii be shown b, The vendors from
gentlemen no. after being bald number Of yeas, have
received new growth OF hair.
The sgners' characters are supported oy His Britannia
Majesiys Consul Philadelphia who hereto has rrefxed
his seaiand he ROYAL arms Of b. ai so the sayor
aud other Mag stfaes OF Philadelphia, shn were ,--soa
acquainted with The sgners have certified 10 t.l l;c
respectab,l,t, and nave likewise pg:iixet trlr Gals
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
AN ORDINANCE

So authorize the borrowing sum of money not exceed
Il ing twelve thousand dollars.
Sec l. nordained6yvhe Bagesses and Borourh Cou,.
GU ne H'Tongh Of Wilmington andi sheie5y ordained bp
me an'H'ry Of The same, That James Brobson ESQ Wn,
ana James Gardner be, and they are hereby annoin
,eu committee, who are authorized and empowered IN
borrow on the credit Of the Borough OF Wilmington for
we purpose OF distributing the Brandywine water 4 an e
puohc bssn, through the streets, lanes and alleys of The
borough OF wilmington, and other Purposes sum nj
money not exceeding twelve thousand dollars al rats nc
interest not exceeding per per annu PAYABLE half
earv and relDbursable he end of fifteen wears fro
ne nith day OF March, in the year Of our c-i one t
'a"a egh' hundred and twenty eight.
sec 2 ind be ftriher ordained That The nerson IN
persons from whom the said money shall be- borro
ea sha receive credit for the same on the books nj M
treasurer OF The Borough, and that certificates shan IL
10 suc person on persons, stating that the Roronu
" wilmington slndebted to the holder or olers
~ her. Or lhet assigns, not exceedinp tya,a
thousand dollars, bearing interest no, exceedng ~
cent per annum, payable half yearly aud that The lie
''es shai be signed by the first burgess. under lie h
50 o' we Borough and the Treasurer thereof .ni H.
"a ceFuhcaes shall be transferable only on the boo IF
"e eaaoier o. The soro"gi personally or by atornsv
Dec md be il jtrher o'datnea That The faith NJ ~.
,ofouyh OF wilmington and the proceeds of Tho t,,
anhuAy eved IN The said thorough be- and No .o 4;
efeNy Pied ed, tor The mp,iop of HE :, !,
,,efest q The "a loan Passed az he Tow ii.n Nj
5th. 1893 J,S Eponcm,, ipw" iiai'' March
attest; j + FARLAnn, Cpk Council se''.
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STOP THE MURDERER !
100 Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension and commitment
w OF the body OF JosIIuA BACON, man Of color, 10
any Jai the State ofPcnnsyvana, that he may be brought
70 !usuce Tor The murder OF WILLIAM McrLIorGH $50
OF Little Britain Township, Lancaster County, Pemsl
ma py sabbng him in the body with butchers knieoe
lhe evening Of Sunday last, The 9 h inst.
lie sad Joshua Bacon is about s feet inches lign
ABOUT 81 ears Of age, of thin vsagc high sharp chez
bones looks pleasant when spoken to; has lost on,
Two o. nus upper fore teeth is dark nulao color ~
on when ne committed the murder, blue coat, gray
worn. whatsoever takes up said villain shall receive TOO
above reward, by applying to A, r. GRUnB,o
March 11h, 1893. JOHN KING.
inc other papers of the Borough Of Wilmington WI
insert this few mesand those that exchange also. VIII
please do the same
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WILMINGTON
PHOENIX FOUNDRY

EfE sN5scFlber Respectfully informs his friend, and Lo
Il public, that his Furnace is in complete Operation,
No. a. King ST., betneen High ant Qtepn SITS.
AMI havlng IN his employment the best woikmen he is
prepared to execute various kinds of casting such as
tors pots and kettles, for Chemists Soap boilers ket
ties and krbsi Papermil pins and boxes; Calender
rollers OF any pattern steam engine work in general
mil !eernF Of ali kinds; COTTON and W0oLEN MA.
C'lNERY IT every description, warranted soft TO turn or
e and all Kinds OF Plough Castings, done with ncancss
and despatch under the Immediate direction of William
Hamilton Orders from distance promptly attended TO-.
~ WILLIAM ROBINSON
~ No &C. .Barket street.
""t''S'"''' Hr', ou mo ON, 1898 l7--3m
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LIBRARY ROOM,

March lst. 1898.
1 nm adjourned meeting of the share holders of the
n Wlming'dh Library, convened, by public notice in
The papers Of Wilmington for the purpose Of considering
the exp-dicncy o. reducing the price IF shares
After animated discussion, in which number of
views wee presented for making the Library move vaua
oie' and ITS uty more extensive; the following Jaw
offered, and car,ird by the following vote:
For the Law, person. 9
BY Prnyy,
Against the Law, in person, 6
BY Proxy, 9
"a Law for reducing and fixing the Price OF shares u
the Library Company.
BE ii Ordained By the Library Company Of rtfnington in
general meeting of the .nbes of said Compan That an,
person, who shall pay 70 the Company the Of Five
Dollars, shall be admitted, under the appreciation OF III,
managers member Of said Company. and euti,led to one
share n sad LlbrNy.'
Resoved That the further consideration of this Law be
postponed nntl the first Saturday in Apr next
Resoced That the proceedings of his meeting he Duh
iish'd in all he papers OF his Borough
AdJ nrtt Z. 10 meet al this place on the first S.nrtov b
.4offt aer. JOSEPH BRINGHURSr Cl,.;,tgaa
II. Head, sscy, 14-l0t
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REFERENCE TESTAMENT.

For snleby a. & II. Wilson, No. los. Market St.
The New Testament OF our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ with references and key sheet of questions his
,oricsl docrina and practical designed facilitate the
acquisition OF scrpura ledge, in BILE classes, Sunday
schools, common Schools and private families by Iervey
.1f1b
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.
a vaInabIe HOUSE and LOT.
In the village of Newark, Del.

cellen order, witha neat enclosure il front and anUIe,
are four roous and The second five The ano,rsTsn.
ces are, convenient kitchen adjoining tie losse, sak.
carriage house. &c. The loi contains tee acres and 4
well set in timothy and clover ~
ra' OF me house was formerly occupied as store fc
which it is the best stand in the Village hat, far the sS
hve years. the whole has been occupied. as female Board
'ag Sehool 70 this purpose it peculiarly ADAPTED. he
schooi room being airy and Spacious the other Apartments
,has emoun LOT ,he comfortable accommodation of
ha twenty boarders, and the high enclosure in The rear L
fording to the scholars convenient place of exercise and
recreation more eligible situation for boarding scOoL
enner OF girls, could not easily be found The yge
full and finely cultivated.
10 merchant teacher or parent DESTROYS Of giving
MS soma classical education This property presents great
auvarages. Possession VII DC given on the 25th March
heNl For terms apply 20 the subscriber in Wilmington
Feb. H. 1928. w sIrnFR
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RAN AW Az

sns SUBSCRIBER living in Brandywine Hundred
Me%e's,le County Del in October last, an inensi
rlr ,rn ."lorea boy nsmed George anderson VIM
s'e VI" return nm 10 me shall have six cents ro"J
put no charges allowed All persons are warned e no,
March z, 1923. 'o'noA PERKINS.
l6--4t
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NEW AND CHEAP

4. & II WILSON, No. 1O5 Market s.r,et have met
received variety Of Bucks in dferent depsr,mens d
literature which VII be sold prices low er than thew have
ever oefh nt'ed q IN this market They have also made
considerable addition to their stock Of s.aonerv ar
facy Artces' all which will be disposed Of at very redu
ced prices. Jan %. -
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the ate of James Smith, :.
"A late OF the village of Brsndywne, deceased, are l
guessed 20 make payment without delay, and those hs
demands against said will please present them Pr
perry attested for settlement to
EDWARD TATNAIL, Erf,.
mo. 90, 1898. 49,
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Tales Of Grandfather, 2 vols by Waller Scott.
The o'Brien's and the oFaher;y's National T.le.-
vols BY Lady Morgan
Filtration; a Novel Q vols.
American Q artery Review, No. S. For March 1909
Religious Magazine, No. 2 For February, 1928 six
dollars per annum Published monthly in Philadepbia bv
D. Lie' Subscriptions for this work and for The Amer
ran Quarterly, and North American Reviews received by
A. & II Wilson ~
Cyril Thornton. Syols. Red Rover, vols Hone Les
lie, vols. March ~
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TO CHESS pI.AYERS

A FRESH SUPPLY of CnFss MEN, JUS. received by
N A. q II. Eaop, lO5 Market 'treet.
thy hape also I9r sele.
"Analyss ot'fe game OF Chess BY a. D. philidor Ii.
Nslaled by Diagrams Which kcd the situation
INC pary tor TIE backgames and ,nds Of parties with
critical remarks and notes by the author Of the strata
gems OF Chss, Translated from the last French Edition
AMI fIther illustrated NTH Noes, by w s. KENNY Au
NOR o. lractcal Chess g. a.nma Chess Exercises &c
10 which IS annexed Frauk!ins Morals Of Chess and
i. rlMctlcal Desetptinn Of the Cameo &C.,
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The Delaware Fire Insurance Company

INCORPORATED by the Legislature o; the State OF be-
j. laware with capital of one hundI ed thousand dollars.
The President and Directors receiving appica.
tons for Insurance. at their Office No. 81, Shpiey
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
every descrp OF Buildings in general, Merchandise
Ships IN PORT and their Catgoes iousehoud Furniture,
and other personal property ;aso against loss damsge
BY inland transportation goods, wares, chandse and
country produce.
FERNS of insurance will be as favorable as any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New-York.
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN the
sodity of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted By the company.
JoHS MOODY Agent to survey pr perry be insured,
tor the and vicinity Of New Castle in place Of d.
}laney, declined.
LEVI H. Evans Aget to survey property to be Insu
red for the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JauS CLOAK is gent survey property TO be Insured
for the town and vicinity of SMYRNA
JosEpH Josss is Agent property to be Insured
TOR the town OF West.Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baiy, VIM. Chandler
David o. Wilson, Joseph Grubb
Joseph G. Gilpn, Rober Porter.
VIM. SEAL President.
d. BrnSEs Secretary.
April 10 1896 "a
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BRISTOL BOARIl

UARAWlNG Paper, Gold Points and Edgings; Gold,
~ SILVER, Embossed, and Colored Papes We've, aid
water Colors aud general assortment IF Drawing Ma
terals, for saleby A. & II WtLs3N.
No los MI ~ -,
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WANTED ISIME!IA'rELY.
50 Stone Naasons.

FINo work dy wall N llIc Lleaaboatr Q Dela,yore
4 taHaf at Summit Bridge;--to whom Fhc-al wages
@ill be gwen Apply'o JAS. L 4. ROBINSON,
M'rch 49, 1898 lh--if At Summit r idre
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BOOK EEPING.

ed will Key or sale BY A. Z H. wilson 10 Ios sIar.
ket, street, Wilmington. wv ~
For safe, as nborp,
Gr'mshaws histories of U. States England Rome and
Greece, with Questions adapted to each Of them Row
ditch Navigacr smeys Geography and Atlas with
variety OF Biographies by other authors VS."
Feb Is
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NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate Of John
N Beui deceased, late Of the Of Newcastle, are
requested to present them duly attested for settlement
and all persons indebted the will make immediate
payment to HENRY YINlNG, Atty in fact for
Mary Belvc, Adm'x.
Newcastle Ian. s. 1923, 2Q-tf
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NO'TICE.

4 LII persons iudt b,ed to the es,ae Of JOHN ArIJ
dec late OF the town of Newcastle are rcuues, ed to
make paSmsns w'htu, delay; and those having demands
aga sad estate Will please present them, properly at.
tested for settlement, to
MARGARET AuLL, .qdm'r.
-Newc3,'ie Narch II, 1875. 1875
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LARGE BREAD,
AT No. 400. ShipAey Street.

yTNE subscriber being solicited by his friends, has de-
termined to baking Dspepsa, Or 5ran bread
aud begs leave to inform his friends and the public,
that they be supplied with this bread and usua,
with hat and rye bread in loaves large for the price,
that he thinks families no call him, will find cheaper
purchase of him than to bake for themselves.
He also keeps hand general assortment Of CAKES,
which will be sold the reasonable terms. The
public may assured that the above 5eadand cakes will
be made from the best -four and by the best workmcn.
Ueight aud Price.
81 lbs. Wheat Bread, for s. cts.
d Wheat and Indian Bread, for 81
q I" Dyspepsia. or Bran Bread, for 81
80 Rye Bread, for 81
e. great variety Of Confectionery, Frp1t, CordiaS
&c. wholesale and retail, the reduced prices.
MILLER DUNOTT
March 3, 1928. IA ct
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NOTICE.

u persons indebted TO the estate Of Thomas Uau late
IA OF the Borough of Wilmington dec are reo,ns,e ed
10 make immediate payment and those having legal
CLAIMS to present them duly atested for settlement TO
March 81. 1923 10 4.
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FOR SALE.
A oIa and EZ4.RMnss, nearly new ,n,n;.. !.
IN No. i0l, Malhet-street. @A'9 new inquire at
Jaa. IS.
3--f
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tNo authorize the borrowing of money not excee
Il ing twelve thousand dollars