Prices of Country Produce.
IYJL, IlNGT0N jan 10, 1926.

A Card.
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In the Waterman of the 18th inst, a notice
appeared, Of a certain Edward 4. Baily, for the
sale Of his Goods--a threat against delinquents-
charges Of imbecility against Magistrates, and
dercliction ofduty of Constables, to pay over mo-
MICS, as the cause ofhis determination.


This daring insult to the public and the charg-
cs made against Magistrates and Constables by
Edward T. BailY, uhere he is hnoua,, can have no
poSSihh injurious etfccti-to distant readers it
win Tor the present, be only necessary to OBJ
serve, that when Edward I. Baly, who keeps a
second hand Lottery Shop at Wilmington, shall
have satisfied the public that he possesses sane
mind and ordinary understanding, supported by
the certificate of two practising Physicians ofMe
fact, and withall make it appear that he has or
eper lad, four suits before any Magistrate, or pro-
ces in the hands of any Constable in his favour,
in the county of New Castle, who detains from
him One Dollar, some credit may be given to
his assert:ons:-Untl then, | do boldly assert,
without fear of contradiction, his charges are
base, false, and unfounded fabrications-the ere
alton of his own imagination, or effects OF an
empty, frenzied brain, and ofwhich he may hear
more hereafter. MICHAEL DUMMY,


One of tie Constabh,s IF CAriStiaaa Hundred.


Wilmington, JAM l9. l(--ltp