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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-07
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

THAi books will be opened between the hours of 10
and :, IN the forenoon of the third Monday of NAV next
a. me Company Office, in Carpenters Court in the CITY
Oh Pladelhla for receiving and entering additional sub
scnptons u 1000 whole shares Of $500 EACH in this Com
panyi that deposit Of SO on each are will be reour
cd at the tune OF subscribing; and that the condition of
each subscription shall be- that if the whole Of said shares
shall not be subscribed, The subscriptions entered shall
at the option Of the subscribers, be cancelled and their
deposit money returned That the books will remain open
beweenthe same hours for 30 days. until the whole num-
Der OF shares are subscrbed and that Committee of the
Board ct Directors will attend receive and enter sub
scnphons and deposits and give acquances for the same
Inc President and Directors, knowing that the public
and their fellow citizens of Philadelphia arc apnrzed of
the solid benefits which will be conferred on the nation
on Pennsylvania. and especially This City, by opening
Canal communication between the waters of the Chesa
peaEe and Delaware, and of the profits will afford TO the
Stockholders feel confidence that they will be seconded in
the undertaking by prompt and liberal subscription
kENSEY JOHNS, President.
II. d. GILPIN, Secretary.
Fhiaoelphla "a april 1872 26-l2
Persons residentn Maryland Delaware, and elsewhere
cut OF this city may have their subscriptions entered nv
transmitting written authority for that purpose 10 NJ;
HENRY d. GlLPIN the Secretary OF the Chesapeake .J
Delaware Canal Company Philadelphia, with the deposj
money enclosed.
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PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No 3d. Market ST. Wilmington where he
intends TO keep constant supply Of the best quality of
Porter, Ale and Cider He returns his thanks former
friends and trusts to receive share of Public patronage
March 26, 1922. 22-6m HENRY GRIMES
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FOR SALE.

.3nd will be sold loH, il APPLIED tor immediatey
A complete Wagon made of the best materials AMI No..
y new; with excellent sett of harness for Ave ba
Also, two good wagon horses, first rate leader
Apply to JOHN PHILLIPS
.1pral27-32-4s Chtishdna NILS, reor .Ne,, A.
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NOTICE 10 MANUFACTURERS

SEALED proposals viii be received at this Office mill
the 10Th Of June ensuing, to supply for the Uted States
army Cd blue cloths, dyed in indigo, and Ga grey kr
seys-sAmpes Of the cloths and kerseys, upon whc, il !,
intended to found the contracts will be furnished on an
ca'ion in person, or by letter to this uice, with such IN
formation as may be required
CALENDER IRVINE
Commissary General of Purchases
Commissary Generals Office. -
Phat pha, Aprll "a, 1922 o3-Ht
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WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES.

Leave the Subscribers tavern, sign of the Swan Whining
ton and David Johns sign of the White Horse, Bank st
Philadelphia, al O'Clock A. NJ. and at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
every day, Sundays excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR.
The strctes attention paid passengers who for their
convenience, will be taken up set down in any part of
the CITY, Albaggage must be the risk Of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON.
sBank st from Market to Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets.
March 49, 1922 4--tf
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TO BE RENTED.
MILL SE.9TS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale two valuable Mill Seats
White Clay Creek, stream sufficiently strong for al
most any kind of water works. One of these seats has
bout eight nine feet fall of water the other about twelve
ieet These seats about mile and half from New
ark, and about six from navgable Also farm Of
about 100 The mill seats, with suitable proper
ton of land, or the whole together may be had, may
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate pos
session may be had
Those wishing to purchase will please to call the
subscriber. ABEL JEANS
Mill Greek Hid. New Castle County, Del.
.9bril 9, 1922, 24-6m
The American, at Baltimore Centnel at Philadelphia,
and National Advocate, New York, will please insert
the above advertisement in the paper for the Country for
two months, and send their bills for the same to this Office
Immediately.
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SHERIEE's SALE.
May Cd, 1922.

BY virtue of writ of ais. vend expona to me directed
will be exposed to public Sale the house of Eli Lambon
inst at O'Clock, r. NJ. The following described lands
and tenemens situate lying and being in the hundreds
Chrstiana and Newcastle and county of Newcastle-v5
No l. story brick house and kitchen andot of ground
i'll the Borough of Wilmington, at the corner of Walnut
and Front streets No2 story brick house and kitch
en- and lot ofground adjoining No l. on Front street No
s. plantation or tract Of land, in Newcastle hundred
bounded by land OF James Riddle John Peach and others
with Frame house and Barn thereon containing 80 acres
more or less together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon erected being seized taken execution
as the property OF Thomas Mendenha and be sold BY
D.4VID C. WILSON, ShT
Newcastle, May 2, 1922. 33-4t
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The following property has been already advertised but
no sale made. Ii is therefore deemed proper TO state
that it ,eH Positively be sold agreeable to the following
advertisement:
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certain cOntllonS. DRYDEN.
HOPE & Go.
Have selected eighty tickets in the Delaware State Lotto
ry New Series, First Class, that will be drawn the Sd
OF June next at The Town Hail. Wilmington and have de-
voted them to The poor mans club" under certain con-
dOns, VIZ the shares to be forty, each share to be paid
for by instruments, of one doar veek for weeks first
payment to commence - TOMORROW the tickets toll
be lodged in the Bank elazUare general satisfaction
each shareholder to receive certificate containing the
numbers of the tickets.
- The value of this arrangement is It will rive TO a
few individuals at easy a great portion OF the whole
tickets in this splendid little scheme which has never
equaled considering The few tickets it is composed Of
II will be perceived by the above proposals that the
weekly payments Of one dollar each,
80 Amounts only to 5000
~ The price of tickets $500
Leaving unpaid, $3.50.
But this deficiency the subscribers are willing TO zvaik
Tor, until the tickets to be lodged in the Bank pay in
Prizes which they will do and hope great deal more
as reward for the enterprise Of this lucky club
hefore We formed similar clubs to this in Philadelphia
Ilen lew weeks we had not one for sometime, aho
inc last TWO clubs we had, drew
/ Prize of 10000 Dollars.
l do. 1000 Dollars.
Q do. 100 Dollars.
s do. so Dollars.
The day after the high prize was drawn, the club met
at Hopes Office and the tickets were taken out of irard
iahk from IT, Simpson Esq Cashier, who had the polite
ss to take charge OF them, and the money paid directly
q What has happened once, may happen again.
Let sugar, wine and cream then club
10 make that gentle Wand syabub,
AS merry we will be
For one dollar weekly,
And the poor mans club be changed to golden cane
- Take Notce-Ickets in this lottery will advance TO
dollars 50 cents, The Goth of May next or sooner if
the sales continue as they are. HOPE s. Co.
DelazUare State Lottery Office, No % Market ST. Wilmington
| April 10. Soft
| PosrcRIPT.-GENTLEM why not gen.
Itlemen--many gentleman's poor man-and many
Ia poor mats northumberland we say gen.
tlemen may rest assured this fashionable Club (for
It's the fashion to be eoor) will be fuli in lew days
las members are not confined to one share-but
'may take as many as they please, paying one dol.
liar per week for five weeks each share.
! ~ The Tickets and certificates are arranged
this day. the great value OF this Club which we hope
and believe will be fortunate, is that by paving E.
livery Saturday night for five weeks, one dollar, you
ihave chance OF Eighty Tickets
~ Office open every night till nine o'clock.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the of Joseph Ill., late Of
New castle County, decd requested tc make payment
without delay and those having demands against the estate
TO present them properly attescol for Settlements
MARGARET HILL, .3,
HENRY STEEL, Hun
.Firecnstc March a. 1922 oa-Qm
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NEW ST BSCRIPTlON
TO THE CHESAPEAKE AND DEL.4U,qRE
C.3N.4L COMPANY.

In pursuance OF the provisions contained in the Charter
and OF resolution passed unanimously, general meet,
ing OF the propretors, the l1h of February instant
more than 500 Propretors being present represented
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at auction, at No vs. corner of Slnev
w and High Streets, at 10 O'clock on Saturtla, the lk
ls. one good horse, wagon beds and bedding bl
articles belonging to the estate Of Chester Beckey "a
Wilmington, NATHANIEL BErKI Nv
MAY ), 1872. 35-3t .q.nsa3:.lt7,
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DIVIDEND.

90, =. May Sd, 1872;
The Directors of the Bank of Delaware have this day de-
cared dividend often dollarsa share which will be paid
me stockholders or their representatives any time after
the lolh Instant. by order Of The Board,
33-4t EilWARI9 wORREIJ Cash'r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-07
By his ECceAencu Samuel Sh,igg, Governor Of he
STATE If Maryland.
A PROCL.i.u.aTlIO,N.

it hath been stated to me- that WIN Shield
w charged in five Indictments of horse sea my beorc
cecil county court, at April term, eighteen hundred aid
wenyt"o, has elded every effort tina has been ale 70
arrest him, and is lurking the beihborlo9 Of xix.
ton, Ihave thought proper issue this my o ard
do by and with the advice and consent Of the Council off
reward Of fifty dollars to any pcHon who shall apprehcd
and deliver the said VIM Shields to the sheriff Of Cr;l
county; and do hereby require and exhort all civil off,
and other good citizens ofthe of Maryland ouse
every exeron in their power to aud the said
William Shields.
Given under my hand and seal of the state Of
[SEAI Maryland, this Oath day of April the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN.
ty-two. SAMUEL SPRIGG.
BY his Excelency's Command,
NINIAN PINKNEY,
May g. 33-6t Clerk OF the Council
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POSTPONED.
TO .u.fNUE9CTURERS.
ON MONDAY, The 18th OF May, at half past O'Clock in
the evening, at the Merchants Coffee House, will be Sold
A CAPITAL Mill Seat and Mill.


the evening, at the Merchants Coffee House, will be sold,
A Capital Mill Seat and Mill,
Suitable for rolling Copper Iron, Nail Works, Cotton,
Woolen, or any other mandatory, with sufficient pow
CT for Works on very large scale
ilS valuable mill seat is 81 uaed most convenient for
- water or land carriage and from Philadelphia being
about ID miles distant from it by the new turnpike about
miles from Chester 81 miles from Marcus Hook from
both which there packets Philadelphia and about
two and half from the tide of Chester creek It
lies on Chester creek, very large and powerful stream
which runs through the property. The dam is very large
and has the advantage 4 having very short Of
great Width with the greatest abundance of for any
purpose for which it may be wanted, with fall of about
10 feet
The MILL HOITSE is IS by 38 feet and contains Roll
ing Apparatus OF the most approved and substantial kind
much larger and stronger than usual all of iron, originally
intended for andIemploye in the rolling of copper There
also house of 80 feet by 50 feet containing furnaces
but SO situated that may, with little trouble expense
be converted into mill, it has the command of water.
There are also two dwelling houses and about so Of
land partly woodland. There quarres Of excellent
stone on the property close to the MILL both sides ohc
creek The situation s remarkably healthy and pleasant
properly is seldom offered to the attention of MANU-
IFACrURERS combining many advantages. The terms
will be reasonable, and considerable proportion Of the
purchase money may remain mortgage.
J. & W.LIPPINCOTT and Co.
Auct0neers.
May 3d. 1922. SS-3t
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NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS.

d WILSON'S BOOKSTORE CIRcuLATIsa LrDRARY,
No. los, MARKET STREET;
Geraldine or Modes of faith and practice Tale, rs
Mourning Ring, Simple Story, by Mrs. InchbaId 50
notSeo9es Narrative of Journey into Persia 50
Phillips Speeches, octave 50
Don Juan, Poem IS
The Expedition of orses; and the Crimes of Agurre IS
Retreat; or Sketches from Nature 100
title page SS"'' ~ 125
sturms Reflections, 9 vols 800
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.
FOR SALE.

double Counting house desk. Enquire at this Office
April 80, 1892 S2-tf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16
NIESSRS. Inamns .,icheson and John

NESSRS. Itomns .,icheson and John
NE Ricdcsoa--Tahr notice that ON the 10th,
20th, aud 2ist of September next, (iS22) at
the house Of Chs. l.. Barrrt, near toe Union
Mills, in the county OF Amber shall pro-
coed 10 take the dero@iions Of Charles l. Bar
ret, John l. Martin, aud others. 10 tr read Is
evidence in "A cause now drpendig In the Sripe-
rior Court OF Chancrrv holden at Iynehbura.
as well as a cause depending on thc chaRcrry
side of the County Copr, of A'nherst, (agreeaI
by consent 10 lie removed II the said Superia:
Court Of Chaucery jim beth Of which ca,-
am plaintiff aud you are defendant.
MOSES MtETlN, Seur
Amherst, Aug. 10, 2~4w
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a.. even m word, transgressed the rue Oh
de,eney, which, under every prov 9'a "a ~
:, : st,i the duty of my station ana Vi M
''t,,acter 10 observe, though, ,iheolise'o =,
eft of the oiIehre, submit to the IN
l.,.I Judgment "a t,iiieFs, and throw III :
i.Ifaa9n the candor III nay country IT KS
,,,,;tencss. This paper has been eoniiaei
demonstration oi the ffal!iy or tiiei,li
80, or Mr.. Russeli's memory ia relation
- f,rts altogether recent. As, upon All
- az facts. | donot eYsh now ak that
nv wosl alone should pass for conclas.'e,
elements of Mr.. Brent and Mr.. Iahy,
'oi,t;xe To the production Of Mr.. iinssell's
Liner before the House OF Representatives,
and 10 the incidents from which Mr.. Rus
cell has attempted TO cxtort {, chars, G dis
;,genuonsnes1, against me, are suhlonsi.
My only wisllsis, that they should bc at
,.atiyeIy compared with Mr. RnsseIl's mar
In another paper shall prove that Mr.
pussclIs "reminiscences ot the proceedings
~ GI,rlt. bear the same character of i5ta
,,.uaiion substituted for memory and that
THAT he calls the real history OF tie
transaetion,n fine fishery aud Mississippi
navigation proposal, contradictory to the
statement which I had made in my re-
marks. is utterly destitute of foundation.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
WASHINGTON, 18Th July l822.
rIIere follow the certificates of Messrs'
Brent and Bailey, which We omit, as their
substance i, embraced in Mr.. Adams's letter.
They confirm Mr. As statements in every par
ticular-Eds ITginiaal
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The following temperate remarks from 4
Connecticut paper, relate 10 subject
which be5is 10 attract much public al
tention. We take the opportunity Of in
sorting it to say, that having understood
that some Of our readers take excrptloa to
the expression Of Il sentiment which is I'd
verse to levying subscriptions from the
Public to maintain travellers under tn
name Of Missionaries, and to support pen
sionaries in Theological Colleges, We hepc
it will be distinctly understood chat we viii
readily, nay gladly, publish whatever may
he decently written IN opposition to tn
views which we may take on that or any
other subject. We are far from desiring to
interfere, in the remotest degree, WIN any
matter Of conscience and have 40 other
wish than that those WHO can scarcely de-
Gently support their own families should
4aferfand the purposes to which, under Il
virtuous impulse, they pestow portion OF
their hard earnings. How many poor fam
lies are straltened of some article Of netgs-
sity, to support one such mission a. is de-
rited below. im. hi.
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.


NV ioRk. At dst by the arrival
q thc packet .hin Dolunhia, Captain Ro-
| GERS, Ia y days from Liverpool, we have
re ird or reg llar files of Enrlish pa
per- I.nn,ion dates aud 1.loyds Lists Ia
| the eaHl Jlnc, AID Liverpool to th. first ol
July lnai, 8.
The Easal Assent wac given on the alth
If june. 10 the West India aud American
intercourse Eiil aud the Colonial Trade
Iii, by commission 10 the Lord Ch,hc,l-
lor, the Earl OF Shaltesbury and Loud Mel
vile.
lis Majesty has determined that he will
ISL neither Scotland nor the contAvnt du-
ring the present Summer.
II was expected that the proroaaiol of
Parliament would take place on the FIRST
week in August.
On thr21th June the committee Of sup
ply in the House of Commons reported
loo, 900 for the Irish public works. The
report was agreed Ia.
The crops Of grain and vegetation gcncr-
ally had been much improved by success
sion of rains.
a body of Spanish Insurgents, amount
ng 10 800 men, We're defeated near Nicl,
VII NV iulll IuSt. anu lUU lfll utau Oh Illt
field SIX taken with arms ia Their hands,
We're tried next day, and four condemned
To he shot-Two We're pardoned ON account
oil their youth.
The Congress of the Holy Alliance is Ia
be held AT Florancr in September, and
will thence he removed to Verona.
The Imperial Guards have received or
ders to return 10 st, Pctrrshurgh, which
was considered as decisive of the pacific
settlement of the differences with the Otto
man government.
The Emperor Of Russia had ordered
certain Greeks, whrh hc styled notorious
ahettors Of tpsilanli,n to leave his rrrito-
ries
Accounts from Vienna, of the 18th of
June state, that the hope Of Peace daily
cams iiriner footing. .hrocatc.
o. The yellow fever haa made its APP
Peal;,ncr III New York Several deaths
had taken place.
W" We received by last evenings mail,
Mr.. seth Hunts specific lettrrto Mr.. Rus
sell which We shall give in onr next.
o. Mr.. Adans's closing letter mex
week.
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THE inst drawn No in the Ealiimo c
a iugto Monument Lottery ON the q ii
oil his mo III, Will be entitled To "A prize I
Twenty Thousand Dollars Tickets are
IT ii dollars. Orders to be- address ed to
j. l. Cohen, h. Scentpg 10 The Board q
.NdhngfrS. Rhltimnrt
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,Sotice.

ygy;iE Subscriber viii CONNIE &c the f"t'
I se,yian Of his SCRODL, on Nohday'
= lgL INST alter ,acat'ono '~" "'fNs' ',
wiIf'~',nrnatc the 10Th OF FEBRUARY '''A'i '"
ida l,@amf.ar aud GcogfaphV, &C. .ne '.
is'te IT. ,nches Q! Asthe naits are 'a''e,' !"
Is ScLoal. FERNS. N eyety tesre |, n - XIV
.tuf5te -o!iS - ~
t,,g,x2 .tiN5"
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To conclude NH the ttforiie Fafer Of
Love Laughs at l.ocks,niths.

WIN AL rnI ORIGINAL Nrsir
Hnri Eel'iate, MI Morclaud,
la which hc will introduce the popular ,onp
OF IN .irmy apd ,taB yoier,l.s Write,
Tor Inn by NJ NJ. NOAH, Eyu aud a laya
rite BALLAD, arfan1rd by Nh, phl!lilr, from
Moore lr.h Melodies, called, The sol
d,cr's Grjdt."
Vigil Mr.. Horton.
tIsk, Mr. Pncdc,
Solomon Lob, Mir Ikntt.
Iulieftou, Mr. /. Blown.
"fshadler, Nh. stevenson.
LYDIA, N,e. / Erovn
hhe course u Or f1ce, III joi}otina Songs
Dactis, 10
!" Sweet God of Love, Nj Aorcand and Mr.
flacidP,--" Hard i my Lot Mrs +
Bro"n.---" The Farm Yard, Mr. Plnride
- ihale TO the Isl mel, by all tho charlc-
tcrs
ACT 2d.--"A guardian there was, aud cral
was he, Nh. /. BroWa.-----" Tin nnlorfn-
nate Miss Bajl,ie, NJ fatidp - doubt
you much, ! Wv, SIR Mrs ! Brown, Nj
Horton aud Nr fi,sclle.--- iinala, by III
the characters
A. Doors TO be opened ut SIX, and the cur
tain 10 riac ut sescn o'clocb
" Tickets Be-, G,e doli1r-.- ~ 0nr Joi}sf
~fidHrB, my ofRi5-- EhRafi, hall 1ri.c.-.to
be had at VIM. D,egrs Bookstore at thr bar
OF the Franklin Hotel, ar'l Al, tre 1hentrc
a. Rgl.e o, Performance, .uoaagy, u cd.
neSddg, AID r,4dg.
*#*At 2pQ,iag ol'ored n he Theatre.
~ he lhrn.fe mas undergone iariou, i'm
provcmehl III ter oihnNrs having been form.
81 for pubic actemmoDbiiou--and
The mo t raeei and celebrated Dramns will
be produced in tic course Of the season.
hug. 10
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aS tho 18ih day of August. isen, Tor
~ thereehouts.l eNecuiedta David Keane.
OF She county OF Monroe. and state of VirtYnin.
three bonds for the sum of six bundled dollars
each; one payable the first day of January,
1871, one payable The first day Of july. ISL
and ore payable first day ef Jul, ls22-rH,s
y 10 caution the public against taking sn .as-
signneni OF, or IL any manner trading for. The
said bonds, as do not consider myself bound
20 pay the same, either in law or eunitv. and
AN determined not 10 10 so.
EENJAMIS OLIVER WELT0N.
Buckingham, Aug. Ia. a" 3 INV.
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NEW BOOKS.
E4CHOI,S & NORTH have lately re.
Il 4 ccived from Philadelphia, very large
and valuable collection of
hooks X Stationary.

Of every descrintian. which rc,dar. tb..r nc
sollmcnt very c>iersivc and conplcic.-Thc
y hole viii br sold n tho rao.t reduced price,
Those wishing 10 uaF are particularly invited
To call and examine taeirvoirrfion before the,
purchase, as they are determined to sell yert
CHEAP Among thu Books lately received ar,
The following Nav Publications, viz.
Braccbridgc Hall by Washington Irvine, M.
hor of the sketch BooE, saiuognndi, &c. J
vols very supprby bound
letter, on tiuiti,rinuisu, by Samuel Million
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~ i1ri J0pe CotpI. ~
Nancy Arthur NJ ON II bartholomew Ar.
thur dee. J"hn Arthur, VIII IA atthu,, Lew.
y Arthur, John l'rat' ard Fanny = wife. m,
Fanny Aphuh Nathan 6iear, arG i.lirv hi. wi,
late i.oeV Arthur, Geo. BoN,s and ,.igAb,lh
his "he late tLzahch Atthu and
h,usol ithoda Nhlte &C. Al d |, zabeth
Arthur, rh;n,i
Aglin.t
San,nd q atior add lohn Arthur, FN'ls 9
Barnahas Arthur dec. and Balnalas Aithm
add tahb Arthur, Defendants
II tHASCEN
The delrpa nj Iarnabas A,thnr and Gale
Atthut not having entered then q ~ eaiaure nc
co'd,ng To tie aci o' d4setnb and ,nl,s uf til.
cout aud II ap "a ine 10 the satisfaction oil H.,
cont that thew .,tcno inhat t,nts al this Com.
monnealth, II u the rlole oidc el lill they d.
appear here GA The Iouttb aonlas IL, n, v,mbc,
tM.and att" The ailairHnts In aud IN 4
copy oI th,s ofde, be 81 thuilh pnI,.hed IN
the lsnehbutg Press for two II ON la sueres
Ni'cls an pnhllshcd al The 'front.' don, IL the
comt house ol said ooua.y, on two seetIa
- ull days.
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WV J. iEPiOr, e. nc.