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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-12

Bcgai Notice.
To Wiliism White, Edward Keddy and Mrs. I'd
ward Reddy. -
NOU and each u you are hereby notified that
/ there is row file in the ONCE Of the CLERK Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, ut
Keokuk, . petition OF Hiram Barney claiming of
you Vim. White the sum Of fosr hundred dollars,
with 10 per cent. interest per snnum payable annu
ally, ~ money Queen two mortgages made BY you
10 Charles Mason and since assigned 10 said Hiram
Barney, dated Oct. o, 1854; also claiming against
each Of you the foreclosure Of said mortgages,
the same beiug upon the south-esst quarter Of the
north west quarter of section twenty nine ~ ]
in township sixty-sevcn [67l north, range six
[61 west, Lee County, Iowa, for the purchase mo.
ney and further asking for sale Of said premises
and general relief.
before Of the p day Of the next term Of said
court, to commence at Ksoknk on the Ist Monday Of
September, A. u. 1861, default will be entered
against you the petition taken - BY you CON-
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, Ia6l.dlu Pitt. Att'ys.
OMBGlNAh NOTIrE.
To Joseph Brooke, II. X. Hart, M. II. Hare, L. w
Berry, A. 9. Thorn. X. r. Thorn, A. q. 0rinnan,
J. L, Wallace, r. G. Wright, Rosena n. G,
Wright, Ssml. Wolf, Esmi. R0bb, W. DeVolf
j. NJ. Herndon, James McClain, /. Barnssconi,
Herman kothsrt. Thos. r. Firth. chaa.k y. For
Cyrus 0allowsy, r.. h. Manwsring, Peter Ii,
Hunes. " X. Hart, Michael o. Mers, J. Brent
gardner, JuItus Beneke, Fetef Eicner, M 9,
Maxoun, VIM. Thompson, Meyer, Krug 4
Meister, cuibert.on. Morrison 4 Co... J. q
Wynne 4 Co., and the State Of Iowa for the
use Of tho School Fund, (DefSndants.)
VOU arr hereby respectively notified that there
i il now ON Aie In the o. evk's O6lcs Of the Dis
trict Court Of Les Cosnty, Iowa, at Keokukya ps-
titioa Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment Q!
forcclosuTs Of . mortgage against said JesepA
Brooks above namsds for The sum o1 Twelve Hun
drcd Dollars. with ten per cent interest from the
lst day d July, 1850 and special and gseprel
execution against Joseph Brooks. and ~ against I'll
ssid defendants Shove named praying also for The
foreclosure Of = mortgage, given BY ssid Joseph
Brooks 70 Clarles Mason, upon the south half Of
rE.selmons," being the south half (3l Of tbs
Northeast 0t stciion "a, township %, north
o. range west, oil IN Lee ~anty Iowa, tbs ssk
Of satd mosigagc1 prenises 70 psy a sasd debt
extinguishment OF AL equity Of redemption there
in, faT costs and general relief.
Now yon and each II you are notified 10 appeal
ana apswer ssid petition on the morning Of ths
second day u the next term Of said court, to be
holden On tbs fret M, nday OF september, 1851. VI
Judgment and decree will BE- had therein ~ prayed
for by Default. +
II SCOTT HOWELL. "a,
MAJ 3. IB6I-dlm. Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
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Legal NostCe.
To Joseph 4, Streeper and Clara 5. Streeper his
wife, James Shields, ). E Bruce, J.. s. Tbomp-
son. X. C. Hicks, n. Lockwood, Chss. Schafer.
and Joseph X. Partridge, James W. Ptnchoit
and James b. Warren. composing the firm u
Partridge. pinchott A Warren.
NoU and each of you hereby notified that
i there is now fie in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At
Keokuk. petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming Of
David Ramsay the sun Of eleven hundred dollars
with 10 per cent interest Per ann UNI lie annu-
ally, az money due ON two mortgages made by him
TO Chas. Mason ard sisce sssisnsd TO said Hiram
Barney, dated August 14th, 1858; also clalmin &
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
Cages, the same being upon the west half Of the
south-enst quar- ter sud the fonth half of the south
sast quarter of the souih-east quarter Of section
thirty -sLfec, township sxiysesen north, Of range
six west, in Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for q sale Of the said
pr misses, and general reh.f.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon At the second day q the next
term of said Court, to com mence Ut 4 eokuk the
lst Monday II Septeo, her A. ID. 1851 default will
be entered against you, and decree rendered
against you ~ pray ed for therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
April 10, 1861. Pitts Ait'ys.
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CAUTION.
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Of nv PREPARED GLUE. I would caution all
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SEWING MACHINES
IN ORDER 10 PLACE THE
HEST FAMILY rSAcnlNEs In TmG
snt Ss WORLD
Within the reach of all we have reduced on
Letter a, or Tyansvsrss Shuttle Machsnes
(Uith Hemmer,)
beautifully 0rnamented. to $50.
THEsELETTERA mACil1NEs
Csntatn Recent Variable lmprsve.
mcnts.
We woald ask for them before purchasin else
where) the special attention of Vest makers,
Dress makers, and all Vac want Machines for ght
manufacturing purposes.
Singsri No. / - Standard Shuttle Aaehine,
both Of vtsy ersi application ord apsei ~ md
popular n the family and mandatory. Prices
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SINGERS NO. 8 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
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For Carriage makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, eI25.
The singer Machines
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THE STANDARD MACHINE
For Tailoring, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
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We have always on hand HEMMiNa cate RS,
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ON SP0oLs, BEST MAJ HikE OIL In bottles, 10.
CHICAGO AGENCY. No. SO Ciark. sl..
sherman Hcusc.)
~ Letters for the Abope Agt~ey shosid b
Addressed -. M. SINGER Il Cow
J BILLINGS, Agent for Keokuk, Iowa.
GR-All persons requiring Information about
shNiNd MACHINES, their sisss, prices. work.
ing capacitiss, and the best methods VI purchasing,
can obtain IL BY sending for copy Of
I'M. singer 4 Co.'S Caxeste,
Which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
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IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.
4. M.sINGEk Co.,
mo. 45s BROADWAY,
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IEGAA4 NOTICE.
To Taylor Blow, William r. Blow and Henry T..
Blow. partne1 under the arm name and style OF
Charless, Blow Co..
VOu are hereby notified that there 10 now on
i 6lein the 0flce OF tho Clerk VI the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk, verified
petition Of J. Lafayette Curtis, clsinins OF yoU
thsssm u two hundred and six and gS-l0O dollars
With six per cent. psr annum interest theresa
from priI 18th, 166 l, % . promissoYy note e1er
cuted b. tho said defendants in their sid hrm
name OF date February IIth, 1851; said petition
also praying for writ IF attachment ~ provided
BY Law.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before noon II the second day
Of the September term, 1861, to commence on the
6rst Mondsy Of September, A. d. 1861, judgment
will b. rendered against you ~ prayed for in
said petition.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
April "a, 1851 I'm Plaintiffs Att,ys.
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Legal Notpce.

To Henry Caldusll, X. s. Rowe.
l VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there u now on fle in the efhoe of the Clerk 0,
tho District Court sfIee county, low, 81 Keo-
kuk, petition Vt Hiram Barney, clainiag Of
Eliza StIipes etAA sum Of thirty one hundred
dollars, with ten Per cent. interest per annum.
payable annusliy, q nonsy due on two mortgages
made by her TO Charles Mason and since assigned
70 .aia Hiram Barney, dated October is, lsb6 also
claiming against each OF you the foreclosure Of
said mortgage, the same being upon Lots enc and
two In Block FIVE In Ma.on's Upper Addition to
the City Of keokus, Lee county, Iowa, for the
purchase money; snd further asking for .
sale % xaih nrernises e.d cere~al -ars2s
And unless you appear and sIswer said petition
ON or. before The pten Of the secontedsy Of the
next term Of said court, to com nj nee ut Krok u
on the st Monday Of September, 4. b. 1851, !
default viii be entered sesi inst you and judgment
NOBLE / STRONG, '1'
Msy1s. 1851 In Plaintiff Attorneys
L-E.1 Notice.
To George w. Lemon, Henry Caldwell, Caroline e.
Root, K. s. Howe, Miehscl Bashcy, Cornelius
Faulkner, Joseph Ridguay, James c. Lemon
VOU and each OF YOU arc hereby n"tdsd that
= there 10 now on fle IN the office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Lee County, 1own. ~ Keo-
kuk, Iowa, the petition and amended petition al
Hiram barney claiming Of Eliza Stripe the sum
of fourteen hundred and fifty dollars with 10 per
cent. interest per annnm payable annually, NJ
money due on mortgage msS< BY her to Charles
uASoH anu SiuCe dshlRneU W AAl0 IlIA4 OhJ1ey,
dated December rs, 1854; also claiming against
each Of you the foreclosure OF said mortgage, the
same being upon Lots three and four In Block 10
in the City Of keokuk, Lee County, lows, Tor tho
purchase moneys; and further asking for : sale
" said premises, and general relief
And unless you sppshF and answer ESfd petition
on before Of the ID day of the next term Of
said Court, TO commence ut Keokuk on the 1st Men.
day af sGptsmhsry la6l dsfsal. VI II be en-
tered against you. and judgment rendered thereon
rs pray ed fer in said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Nav IS, l861-dIm Att'ys for Plaintiff
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To I. Psadees a
VOU arc hereby notified that there il now on
y Hls In tho ONCE u the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, II Ksokuk, petition
u Tho A1drtWs , Co.. claiming Of yos the Sam
interest thereon ~ per cont. per annum from No
vcmhsr III 1850 ~ money Ane On your written 49,
ceptance q draft drawn 90 you by the said plain
tins. esid tetfti0n ssso prays al attsch which
Nov unless you appear and answer said petit
tion before hoon u the second day of The next
tcsm Of the raid District Court, to sommsnce It
Keokuk, on the first Monday Of September, A.
d, 1851, judgment will be rendered against you
according - the prayes n said petition.
4I NH 4s McCRAKY 3 BRUCE,
May ~ 160t-dIm pltnr' Attorneys.
vTyUHH ~ isHJ NEs.-I hid. iuss !, os1y "a
= and for sale hyl
MORRISON BRO, i
AplI t0 AA1nrefS !.
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- single Bottle Of SpALDING,S PRE-rx
@PAREo GLUE will save ten-EN
-nmes 1T cost annually. No
SpALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
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To r. 4. RObb: f8
Won are hereby netifed thst there Il now on file
j In the once Of the Clerk of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, ut keoksk, petition Of Hi.
ram Barney claiming Of John Shores, the sum Of
ght hundred and forty four ~ 100 dollars with
10 per cent. nterest per snnam, pay abls snna
rs money due on = mortgage made by aid Shores
TO Charles MAson sud since ssstRned - ssid Hiram
Barney, dated October IT, I'm; also claiming
against yop and the o her defendants the fore
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon
Lot number nine VI in Block number tairteen u |
In the City Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, and further asking fer = sale Of
said premises snd genef nj relief.
And unless You appear ard answer said petition
on or before the noon VI the ~ day Of he next
terp Of Ssld Court, 10 ymmeDce 1t keokuk on the
first Monday OF September, A. d. 1851 default will
be ent, red against you the petition taken by you
comics sed. and decree rendered thu prayed.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Aprii TO- fS6I-lm Pltd's Att'ys.
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Il
To Jeremiah y. Whey, Joseph b streepcr, j. T..
Bruce, J. s. THOMPSON, Thomas Bruce, h. c..
Hicks, J. N. Lockwood, Charles schafer, j. 3.
Yore and w. A. Yore:
~ on and each Of yen hereby notified that
] there 10 flc in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Distr lot Court Of Lee County. Iowa, Keokuk
petition of Hiram Barney claiming Of you Jere-
miah II. Wiisey the sum Of. sixteen hundred dol
lars with 10 per cent. interest per Annum payable
annually, =. money due on mortgage made BY
you 10 Charles Mason and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th Of Fctrusry,
1855; aise claiming sgainst earh of YOU the fore
closure OF said mortgage The sane being upon the
w. 4 OF N-E. I. and the n. Of 6-E. Of Section
g. Tp. 81, \. 8 W.. leeCCunty, lows, for the puf-
thste money; and further asking for . sale OF
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said peti
tion on or before the noon Of the second day of
the pext term Of said court. to commence At
Ksskst on. the first Monday Of September, A. u.
1861 Il default will be entered against you. and
judgment rendered thereon ss prayed for in sadpe-
tition. sts .eJ& b888E sa@ fs 8814
NOBLE : STRONG,
April 10. l86l-dlm Att',sfor Plaintiff.
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ktokuk Plow Co.
Moline. Ill.
Rock Island, Ill.
warsaw, Lii.
Boston, Mass.
ap3d3m Z. REYNOLDS.
4 FIRE III 'ock of Harden and Field Seeds, by
"A the bushei, pound, ounce or paper, may DO
found at the Seen Stors, l53 Main-st.
ap3d3m T. REYNOLDS.
UsT received 1T the Agricaltural Warehouse
u ard Seed store good stock OF Corn and Cob
Irushers Corn sbellers, Cultivators, Corn Plant
ers; single, Double ard hribble Sh9vels, which
am oasrlng ut reduced Irlces for cssh.
Apr5dsm Il. REYNOLDS.
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Make the interl lock ed stitch, which il the best
Etich known. They are Of great Gpeth, -easily us-
dersood, simple In structure OF great dura bilitv
adapted to the heaviest and lightest gccds are I'm
ished IN the most perfec' manner. and may be used
tor several years without requiring repair.
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Agricultural Warehouse
AID
SEED STORE.

NO. f63 MAIS-SI.... EOKUK, IOWA.
/ Am receiving daily fresh and we'll selected
i stock OF Agricultural implements and seeds,
which Aha Offering TO the public 1T low prices for
cash, at wholesale and retail.
April3, old3m X. REYNOLDS.
A FULL assortment Of the following make OF
"A Pio~s may befound atthe Agricultural Ware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25
NO. 81.
sHAYs INsURREcTIoN.

In the year 1876, an insurrection took place
| in Massachusetts,. "a heavy debt lying on the
State, aud almost all the corporations within it !;
/ relaxation of manners free use Of foreign
luxuries; decay Of trade with a scarcity Of
money and above all, the debts due from in
dviduals to each other were the primary causes
Of this sedition. Heavy taxes, necessarily i'm
posed at this time, were the immediate excite
ment to discomfort and insurgency"
The leader of the malcontents in AIassachu-
sets, was Daniel shays. At the head of three
hundred men, he marched to Springfield, where
the Supreme Judicial Court was in session, anG
took possession Of the Court-h house. He then
] appointed a committee, who waited on the Court
with order couched in the humble form of
petition, requesting them not to proceed to bust
| ness and both parties retired. the number Of
insurgents increased; the posture of affairs be-
came alarming, and an army Of 400 men was al
length ordered out for their dispersion. This
| force was placed under the command Of General
Lincoln. His first measure was TO march 10
Worcester and he afforded such protection tO
the court at that place, and it resumed and OK
ecuted the judicial functions. Orders were given
| to General Shepard, to collect sufficient force
| to secure the arsenal at Springfield According
| ly, he raised about 800 men, who were reinforced
by 800 militia from the county Of Hampshire.
AT the head Of this force he marched, as direct
ed to Springfield.
On the 25th of January, shsys approached,
at the head of 100 men. Shepard sent out one
Of his aids 10 know the intention of the insur-
gents, and to warn them of their danger Their
answer was, that they would have the barracks,
and they proceeded TO within a few hundred
yards of the arsenal. They were then informed,
that the militia we're posted there by order of the
Governor; and that they would be fred upon, if
they approached nearer. They continued to
advance, when General Shepard ordered his men
to fire, but to direct their fire over their heads
even this did not intimidate them, or retard
their movements. The artillery was then level
led against the centre column, and the whole
body thrown into confusion. Shays attempted
in vain to rally them. They made precipitaie
retreat TO Ludlow about ten miles from Spring
field. Three men were killed and one wounded.
They soon after retreRted to Petersham but
Gen. Lincoln pursuing their retreat, they final
ly dispersed.
Some of the fugitives retired to their homes;
but many, and among them their principal Off
GERS took refuge in the States OF New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, and New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25

HENRY CLAY's Son ON OUR NATIONAL TRoU-
BLEs-The New York Evening Post has been
shown q private letter from Thomas II. Clay,
the son Of Henry Clay, in which he explains the
position Of himself and others in regard to our
national troubles. He says:
"First. l am for the Union, and opposed to
all its enemies without and without.
"Second. l do not believe in the right Of one
or more States to sacede from this Union.
recognize the right Of revolution under grevous
oppression; but no one can assert with truth
that the present revolution was brought abou
by any such oppression
"Third. The President of the United States
has constitutional right to occupy and to hold
all the property of the United States, and to
pass troops through any Of the States or Terri
tories of the Union.
"Fourth. This is my Government as we'll as
Mr.. Lincoln's. From all l can learn il is neither
the wish nor the intention Of the Administration
of the General Government to subjugate the Sc
cedad States, but that its object is to put down
rebellion.
"Fifth With three others (Afessrs. Houghtou,
Swift and Tye), voted in the House Of Repre-
sentatives of Kentucky, against resolution in
approval of Gov Magofhn's answer 10 the Secre-
tary Of War on a requistion by the Secretary for
four regiments of Kentucky troops, because l
thought the answer was couched in such words
as ought not to be used by one occupying the
high office he held to another high dignitary of
the land; and, secondly, thought he trnnscen-
ded the powers conferred upon him as Governor
by refusing TO refer the matter to the people,
Uuquestionably the President, through his Sec
retary, had the constitutional right 10 make the
requisition.
''Sixth. hold to the supremacy of the Con-
stiution of the United States over all State con-
stitutions.
Seventh. l recognize the stars aud stripes,
and no other flag as that Of my country.
eighth. | believe that a strict neutrality is
now the only safe position for Kentucky. Any
other would be ruinOus to her people.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25
Journal anu Atatesmram
tBy Request ]
To Hone.


Oh ! thou blessed boon from heaven,
That TO us mortals here is given,
To cheer us through this life
on still continue thou TO beam,
Ger my life's turbid stream.
Hope oh hope thou sacred boon,
Leave, oh leave me not 80 soon,
But still dwelLin my lreast;
Oh seize thou my weary soul
And ploce her under thy control.
Where thou dost cast one gimring ray,
Sorrow quickly lilies awny,
Making happy that poor heart;
And where thou dost make thy home,
Sorrow does not often come.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1861
Valuable Farms tor Sale i.
JAMES H. RAY,


- farm containing las acres situated " miles
E,.E Southeast OF New London \ Roads in Franklin
Hi H township. ohester Co., Pa 1t Is divided Into 10
heldsi with lood fencing, water running 10 most
Of them About 90 Of excellent timber consisting
white aud black oak hickory and plenty of chestnut The
improvements situated within so yards Of this Lc roads
are Mansion House Of log and frame In fair order con.
tanning rooms, with good spring and spring house
tenant house hog house, granary, auger maker house
WIN Barn ~ by IS feet In fair order There consider
able hut ON the place. also good lime kiln for burning
lme and lime stone convenient Thiss good place and
mas mad large quantity of lime put and is quite
5000 the purchase money may remain in the farm ior
Aterm u years, Apply to JAS II. RAY,
Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25

ss-iA4r Farm containing 298 acres, sltuated within
H3sH ~ miles of Bridgeville Dell and miles from
i,5 Dale's Crossing the Delaware Railroad where
1szzh lime is sold The place Is all fenced In and
divided into fields with good fences The soil Is
excellent quality and easily mprovrd There is sufficient
Timber for the place; 300 apple now in bearing
with 2 young peach trees with other fruit Tile build
ings are in Iart as follows: House in good order 2
Stories reohs with kitchen, granarY;and stable new
carriage and smoke house. good At the door with
other improvements not here mentioned This place will
Dc sold for $sbOO half cash balance in years with in
eIest Persons desirous purchasing will call on sre
miah Long ON the premises, or the undersigned
JAMES II. RAY, Newark Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25
FOR SALE.

.ssaa beautiful place suitable for a country seat
ElW This property Is situated three -fourihs Of mile
HI north Of striekersville, Chester county; Pa 1t
E contains eight acres Of good land, laid off in 4
lots with many fruit trees, and many different kinds
shade and ornamental trees and shrubs In the lawn and
around the dwelng-which IL follows: substantial
Brick House 50 by 10 feet with hall in the CENTRE
tanning IL good rooms, with excellent cellar and vaults
bath house. with abundance Of pure water There Is
another brick house 20 by 2S feet substantial and
uiently divided The situation ia very healthy and for
fine view cannot be easily surpassed This property
will be sold for less than the improvements cost. Apply
t once to JAMES H. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-06-25
ron SALE

4hsaAr good Smith and wheelwright stand with all
n. the appurtenances thereunto belonging This
liis place IL situatad on the New London road, al
AkEEh Ne tCellandsville New Castle county Delaware
In an excellent neghborhood, with school and church al
the place The improvements erected on one acre Of
land and are as follows Good new Double Dwelling IS
feet front by 20 feet deep, with back buildings each
house has five good Smith aud Wheelwrght shop
90 feet by 20 feet covered with shingles with shoe shed
attacled good the shop for painting car.
ages, &c Ths place is for sale and will bo sold low
the Is desrouH account Of health To change his
business For price and terms apply to the undersigned
or to Mr.. VIM. Kennedy on the pfeinlses
JAMES ii. RAY, Newark Del