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tf.5R Rid,

At Providence, Mr.. lie Barren Martin to Miss
finn NJ Arnold MIR. .a6ner Butler to Miss Pe,icl.
ope Hopkins, all Of that town.
DIkD,
In this town. on the 2lst inst. nm infant son Of
Robert Isaac. Esq. Of Savannah. Georgia
On the 10Th INST. Sa,ire! 2aihnan, son of Mr.
Jonathan TsnsD, aged IL
On the 26ih inst Mr.. Richard Hazard, jim. aged
II years
On the 27th inst. after long and distressing i'll
ness, Mrs Mary Cole. wife of Mr. George w. Cole,
aged 80.
On the cath inst Miss Clurissa Stsrne daughter
OF the late. SIR. Samuel S,crne
AZ Jamestown. on the 28th Of June, Mrs Pobey
Hopkn', IN the Ssh year OF her sge ----On the 24lh
Of July, Mr. John Carr. in the 50lh year Of his age.
At ot,ten.i.iand, (New.York) on the 18th inst
Mr., 2Ders ". Card,ler, OF this town, in the 37th
year OF his age. son OF tile late Benz amin Gardiner,
ESQ. Of MiddIe,own.
At Providence. on Thursday last, Mr.. SeseA
Thompson. aged 20 years
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Cdbture Of Maracaybc.

BY tho brig Prince Edward, in short par.
ssge from LsgusyIa, we have Carrecss papers
to the etb July inclusive. They furnish Us
with the official account Of tho csp,urc ci
Maoscaybo, by the patriot fo'ces under Gen.
esal Manrique, an extract from whose dcs
pa,cb, announcing the event, will be found be
low. Tho royaliss, however, s,ill held ST.
Catlos, without the possession OF which, the
city Of Maracsybo is not tenablc position. 1t
was even ,utnored ,ha, Genersl Mao ique bsd
already evscus'ed d the city, and passed on board
the feet under PadIlla.
Ths john Adsms, having on board our
Minister to Colombia, MIR. Anderson, had ar.
rived a, Laguayrs.
Extract Of a lafer from he Commander in
ChieC dated
HEAD QuGRrsRs, MARAcAYBo, June ~.
The combat lasted until nine 81 mig ht, and
the enemy were completely driven back q
second time the entire city being in our pos
session.--The enemy Dispersed IN the woods,
but II was impossible to pursue them, as the
night bad set in extremely dark, accom- panied
with rain. The fruits OF this days achieve.
ment, so glorious to tho arms Of Colombia,
have been tho overthrow 'of the enemy with
inferior force, and the occupation Of place
supposed 10 be unasssilaole. All tho small
vessels which were in port have fallen into
our possession, as we'll a, tho artillery, and
large supply OF military stores and munitions
OF war, 1000 uniforms, and about 100 head Of
very fine cattle. The prisoners Of war, II.
Col. OF Artillery, Pedro Guerrevo, four Cap
tains, eight Subsiierns, with some priva,es.
Some officers have already taken service, Of
whose appointments I will spprize you on
future occasion. Similar offers have also been
made by some soldiers who are prisoners.
Colonel Don Jsynee Pe,ro, wss found smoog
the slain pierced by -four musket ball, as also
the second in command Of artillery, Captain
Alexander Levsris, with several other officer,
snd eigh'y privs,es. The wounded arc up.
wards Of 200, and these left by the enemy in
tho prseipitsucy Of their R,gh, on the field Of
battle. The loss on our side consists Of 20
killed, and 1870 wounded.
"The enemy are twodsys march from this
place 10 POSITIONS and my design is, in csse
ef their attacking mo With their whuls force,
10 retire 20 my vessels in csse find that Gao.
not make a suceessful resi,tsnee and there
block,de the port. Should they come 10 en-.
gage me, they must sb1ndon their positions
sod leave tho passage open for the advance Of
our divisions, shich sccotd ding 10 the reports
here are already in the neigbborhood Of Sins.
msyes snd Per'js slthough have no com.
municsiion With .heir chiefs, notwit bslsndiog
frequent attempts by me TO establish one. q.
"Gsuetsl MarAles retired Two days since,
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10 the castle Of San Carlos with his heavy YES.
sells, where he hopes that Lsbofds will arrive
with sucesss. Col. Csbosds ched in he
morning 10 the point OF observation tsken Cd
by tho enemy, and the action was conducted
by Colonel Don Jayne Pre,o, and Lit. Colonel
Nssvses. All which l have the honor TO
eommunieaie 10 you for tho Information OF
goseInmsot.
an. MANRIQUE."
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NOTICE.

AT Court Of Probate, held al the Town house in
a orthKings,osn. on the l4th day Of July
1923. william Hammond, Esq. Administrstor on
The Estate OF Alice Burngsme, deceased, presented
his account sgsins said estate.
Ordered therefore. That the consideration thereof
be referred 10 the meeting Of this Court. at this
house. on the second Monday in Angus, next at
o'clock pm. and tina, notice be given to all persons
concerned, by publishing this order in on. OF the
newspapers printed IN Newport, three weeks sue.
cessiveiy, before sad time. TO appear at said time
and place If they see osuse and be heard respecting
the ssme. true copy of record
JON. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
North.Kingsiown. July so.
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SNHPP4NG LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
81. EhTEKFD,

S!oop BID zones, Lawton, New. York
Brig John, Norris, Bristol.
CLE4RED.
6loop BID Jones, Lawton. Providence
Sloop President, Gates, Hartford,
Wrdnesday, July 90.
The Revenue Gutter vigiisnt, Capt. Cshoons, OF
this port boarded in the Vineyard Sound the schr.
EnterPrize Mowry OF Lubec. Is days from ST. Johns,
an,igusi with rum and sugar, bound to Passama-
guoddy, and received from Capt Mowry, the follow
ing list. which he requested to be reported.
Lettbere July I'd, sohr. Ann, Of Norfolk, bound
to Norfolk, schr. Maria, Of saybrook. boaud TO N.
York schr. Betsey, OF Dsmmisco,ts, from New.
York; sloop Eliza q Elizabeth, Of Ncwbern spoke
the brig Irvine. OF Newburypor, in lon 65 ~, lat.
2l, 38, bound to Port-su. Prince from New. Orleans,
hsyisE lost her master overheard.
MEMORANDA
Sailed from Liverpool, June q ship Newport, OF
this port, for Stockholm.
Oft the Hastings June 9th, ship Hope, Rider. Of
this port, from Havana, for Hamburg
Brig Ann Gsdsden, Barker. Of this port, arrived
al Hamburg May 28,h, from Havana.
Al Hsvre, June 4th, brig Baltic, Eidred, OF this
port, from Havana.
AT EI.ioeur. May sotb, brig Maria, LAw,on. Of
Bristol, from Havana
At Portland July l9b, sloop Niagara, Tanner,
from this port.
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FROM HAVANA.

The Diana from the Havsna has furnished
Us with The papers Of that place up TO lbe 10Th
inst. II appears by them that tho French
Governor Of Martinique, Count Donzelot, and
the Admiral Bergeret, who command the ne.
val forces OF France in the Antilles, had made
propositions to General Wives, for the pfeses.
va,ion under certain conditions, of strict neu.
,rali,y, or ra,hor OF uninterrupted relations Of
peace between tho French end Spanish Colo.
nies--which proposition Vivss with the spiri.
and frankness Of a soldier &c ejec,ed with dis
dsin.
The following item, from tho Government,
Diary Of tho 9th, is simpor,snt--ss Il gives tho
Spanish version, "the lions rory" OF The &C.
lions IN Catalonia. where the French hsvo so
uniformly claimed to bo victorious, without,
however, making sny progress. The Span.
ish Csptain's narrative IS circunstsn,isI, aud
IS Ve know, in that part relating TO tho entry
of the French into Madrid, correct.
"The Spanish schooner Iris, 81 dsys from
81. Aodrows, anchored here yesterday. Tho
following is the Captains verbal report -
The French entered Madrid on tho 2s,h.
Genera, Nina was ssid 10 have entirely tout.
ed, after three actions, the French AMY in
CasloUisi which s,orjous actions wers an
Dounced by salute from the castle of Santons
on the 29th May--ThN tho public spirit was
so determined ths, tho F,ench never veDtur.
ed into action, without placing in the van tho
fsctious Spanisrds,who wero serving as guides
TO them 10 their operations
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NEW GOODS.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
III, Thames street,

MAS THIS RECEIVED,
THE cheapest lot Vi summer goods ever offered
for sale in this town, among which arc,
Elegant merino shswls, tor B Is.
do do hdkfs 2,
do do bali ditto rs ceu's.
Csnbrics and fancy muslin, very low lot OF lin,
ems very cheap cslicoes and London prints Tor ~
cen,s ladies' worked dresses, from $3.50 to S5'
American gsgbsms and stripes for ~ cents, wnn
agrees, vsrie,y OF other goods prcPssionsbly cheap.
July
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RkESR
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

or Tina sEsr bu<LI7Y
X EPT constantly for sale by DIR.
M JOHNSON. at bis Jfedieai D,.bensary, No.
1885, Thames-s,reet. just north of the brick market
where the citizens Of Newport. aud ts vicinity and
those from the country, and seatarntg people, will
mud as geod medicine nv at any other place and the
greatest care will be had that no mistake he ale;
and, they can. also receive medical attention and ot
ves. as sairary, 1t least. from any Other source.
~ Medicine Chests pot up. or repenlshed. with
particular care. -.~
At the same place onlg, may be had the Rose ONT
merf, or safe, eerisin, cheap cure for the hth,
scSd.hcsd. erUp,ions on the face and hands, &c.
&c.--Teeth powders. sydenham's Pills, &c.
ILSO-.5S 1BOVE,
Doct. Manieigh's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
for the hair. This oil is used to curl aud perfume
the hair, to cause il to grow and tv prevent bad-
nses. This oil is in general request.
~ YOUR TEETH.
The Lsdies and Gentlemen Of New.
port, and from the country, can be furnished With
natural artificial Teeth, which will be Rl,ed to
sembe nature, with great exactness embracing sii
the modern improvements in the art.
. or Teeth dressed, extrscted, &c. 10 the neatest
manner. and with al possible safety.
June rs
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NEW ARRANGEM E.NT.

THE Steam. Boat PROVIDENCE, will
i commence running from Newport on Tuesday
morning. tie 9th inst.nt, at half past o'clock and
from Providence q, halt past o'clock. in the af,er.
NOON and 80 continue every day ill further nstice.
or Parties Of pleasure can be accommodated any
aav m the week. by giving seasonsbe Information Of
their wishes.
Newport, July %, 1923.
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A Meteorological Diary, with inter
csting remarks and observations, occupy
q considerable portion of this days paper,
and we are promised continued series
from the same indela,igablc and intelIi.
gent correspondent.
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NEWPORT.

Ne shall publish our paper in /atwe
an Thursday, instead Of the present day
ef publication, as if is more conyenien. on
account of The mails.
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vtffoyed 10 Cadiz. The Times OF The i4h,
seems TO speak without much doubt Of their
having left Seville, notwithstanding reports 10
the con,'s'y. The Ps'is ROyslisi paper, the
Eioiie. OF tho l2lh, maintains, however, that
on the I'd June, the King was still st Seville,
where the greatest agitation Is said TO prevail.
The French funds were gradually recover.
iog.
A great meeting had been heldin London,
OF which Lord William Ben,ick preaidsd, ss-
sisted by Lord ErskiDe, Sir James Msckin.
tosh, Mr.. Broughsm, Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. Hob.
house, Mr.. Lsmbton and others. for the pur.
pose of raising subscriptions fo' the Spsnisrds /:
siter many speeches, about 5,oooL was collec.
ted, and committee, OF which A. Barring wss
chairman, was appointed to receive further
collections. A circumstance connected with
this meeting. worth refnsrking perhsEs, is,
that the principal geutlsmen who figured on
the hustings, adjourned, siter the business Of
the day, TO tavern, where they dined, and
;heDce, according TO the Courier, went to the
House Of Commons Baeehi ntsni, or full Of
vine, aud interrupted the business OF the house
by their demeanor. Such sense in our rep.
resentslive chamber would furnish matter Tor
pages Of descsDt to those inspired writers from
Brummsgem, who sometimes do US the hon
or OF travelling through our county for The
sake Of spyiog outthe nakedness Of the land.
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SUMMER GOORs.
.CTEpHEN ~ rAUOOMI

STEPHEN H. CAHOOWE,
LAS recently purchased an extnsivs ss.
l. i sorimeni OF British end f. eneh DIV
Goods, suited TO the season, which he offers
io' sale ss cheap as Gssat. among which ere
Zelis Hdkis. Thread and Bobbine, Laees,
Ladies black sod white silk Hose, silk Hdkfs.
Gimp Trimming.
Together with great variety Of Goods too
numerous to. .psrticuistize.-Alic CT which will
be sold ve'y cheap.
Newport, July so, 1929.
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DESTRUCTION OF PIRATES.

-. 20 NN~ HV.N vi FINh III.
The brig Mary, Capt. Dunwell. of this
port, arrived here from Matanzas, on
Sunday last, in Id days. The brig went
INTO quarantine; and we received from
Capt. u. Immediately after her arrival
the following interesting letter:
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hnothsr sieam.boat aeeidlsw The
steamboat Beaver. Fauquay, while de-
scending the Red River, from Match
itoches, burst her boiler OIL the evening
OF the 18th inst. four miles below Alex
andria, and scalded one man to such de-
gree that his life is despaired of. The
captain and negro servant were also Sc
verely scalded, burnot dangerously.
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NOTICE,

A T Court Of Probate held at the Town. house in
u North kogstown, on the fourteenth dsy of
july. 1928. NILLsr DRIoos, Administrator on tl.c
Estate Of stukely brown, jun late Of this town. de-
ceased, presented his account sgAnst the estate Of
SAID deceased. Tor acceptance and allowance M
Ordered. That the consideration thereof be refer.
red to the second Monday in August next, at 1 o..
clock. rn At this house. and that al persons inter-
es'ed be duly notified by publshng this order three
weeks suceessivey, in one Of the newspapers printed
IN Newport, TO appear al said time and place IL they
see cause, and be heard respecting the same.
A true copy OF record.
JoN REYNOLDS. c2sre.
North. .Kingstowu, July so
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PIRACY and Murder.

few dsys before Cspt. Pelham, Of the
brig Helen, left Copenhagen, accounts were
received Of most shocking piracy and mur.
der, eommit,ed of Wiogo Beacon, by Swsd.
ish fishing boa,-They boarded small YES.
eel, snd alter numbering all hands. they rob.
bed the vessel, isshed tho helm, and iei, her.
10 this situstion she dtihed into Go; henburg,
with the blood running ont Of her scuppers.
The Perpetrs,ors Were discovered by their
bloody clothes, we're spprehended, and will no
doubt be cxscu,ed-tbey proved 10 be fisher.
mcn living In tho neighbor hood Of Go,bsn.
burg. Ii was thought the pirates were fright.
ened BY the near approach Of some other YES.
sell snd lsit her before they bad completed
their desigr of sinking or running her on shore
rs many valuable articles were left on board,
and svefy thing indicated their leaving tho
vessel IN gree, hurry. Il is hoped the bad
suceess attending the first suempt 10 rival
their w. India brothers, will deter others
from following their example, Boston Coz.
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SUNpAY.MoRNiEo, July 2Tth

ny with brIgs Radius of Providence, Tor New York
Mary, Joan, Of and for New London; schooner Sea
more, OF and tor Pbiiadepha, under convoy Of the
United States schr Terrier Four or five d.ys pre.
vous to my ssug. arrived the Gai,inipper and Mos
quitoe, ana two launches belonging to the D. g
squadron, together With their priaes, schr and a
large launch, which they ',.d taken two dsys pre.
vous i'll the bay to windward of Point gacc which
sesses were completely fitted and manned for a p
rate, having guns, one on pivot. When Captain
Watson. who commanded the launches bore up for
the schooner she hauled up her foresail and gave
bim her pivot gun, we'll charged with small shot
which passed over the N she then stood close into
the shore, and came to anchor with springs upon her
cables IN order to give battle to the launches keep
ing up all the time fire from her pivot gus Capt
Watson sud crew gave three cheers-snd tue watch
word, "remembeS Aiien;" they boarded the
schooner sword and pistol in hand. The pirates cri-
cd tDr c.ercy, and jumped overbos.d wounded or
not; they were pursued to the shore, leaving very
Few 1t any TO escape. The mex, day IS were found
dead on the beach, several in the mang-oves, and
one Vt tue prisoners ded OH board. Five Of the pi.
rates survive. and prisoners 10 the American
squadron On Thursday Friday following the
detachment sailed for Key West, with The schooners
Fox, Weasel; launches Ga!linipper and Musqu,o.
with their prizes. have seen and conversed with
several of the officers, who all agree in the above
facts. No American was hurt or injured On the
a3lh inst alter passing the point Of Matsnzas saw
Meet oi 40 or 50 sail Of ships and briggs, steering
Gown Tor the Havana. Some ofthem appeared very
large ships. Yours, &c.
JOHN DUNwELL.
BY The steam. boar Fulton, Cabk Com.
STOCK, (Which aryi0ed here on Sunday
last, spe receiOed The Mev. 7Iork Ame.
1iean, from Uhieh We ex!rae. The ioL.
lOSuing articles:
From Europe.
., BY The old line ship Nes,or, we have ou-
Ates OF London pspors, &c. 70 the evening of
the l4th ol,. Ths sccouos fu' ni.hed by the m
do not vs'v 81 ell the state Of affairs in Spain.
The Regency had indeed i.ued . proelams.
5ion 10 the Constitutional Army. couched 10
language such as dc sene'se ci,zen, VINO per.
INIT themselves 10 be used a. tools in the hsuds
OF foreigners FOR the subjdcs,ion Of their eoun.
tV, nigh, be supposed TO hold; bu, il doxs
not sppea thst aoy material advance had been
made BY :be Freoeb troops towards Seville |;
or, that any advantage bad been gained by
them IN other parts Of the kingdom. I, 10 no,
easy to make ov, whether the King and Cor.
fr, were siIl at Seville, or whether they had
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NOl'lCE,

}AMEs TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public, that he has employed nm experienced
workman, at the CABlNET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend To the calls Of his old Cue
toners ard Frcnds-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctdally attended
to-call at the Chamber, over his Store. north
corner of Bannster's-wharf March %. 1921
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An Intelligent gentleman from Cuba,
states, that from the continuance of ex.
treme dry weather for many months at
that Island, so immense number of cat
tie and horse kind have fallen a sacrifice
to it, that the loss in value is estimated at
a million Of dollars.
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There was exported from New Or
leans from the lst of October, 1922, TO
lst July, 1928, one hundred and forty
one thousand two hundred and eighteen
bales of Cotton. And during the same
period l8, l64 hhds. tobacco.
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ACAI)ENI

ACADEMY.
1--WE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
Il sill continues his Seminary tortc education Of youth
of both sexes, all the various branches of useful Educa
ton, and he aattcrs himself that he has given general
satisfaction 10 those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills he again socits share Of public patronage.
WN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
.Nfgit School will commence on Monday
October 18th, 1925. So
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ABRAHAM SCHRADER,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has com
Ie menced business at
IS.HYRN.9, DEL.
and is ready execute orders in Gunsmhing Bell Hang
ing Repairing House Door Locks Sharpening Coffee Mills,
Mendng Shovel and longs Brass Androns, &c. Turning
in Iron and Wood and every description of work in the
above branches.
He respectfully socts the patronage of the public, and
feels confident from his experience that he will be enabled
to give general satisfaction.
September, 1929 78-3n
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n he cow4sf Chnnceyq f Ae sute Of Dh.,a,r, a orl

IN he Cowt # ChGacey cf ae Sdte q D a.'fr q! aus
FIR .SuSscr coantp.
Between David Conw ell James Petnl i
(son OF James, David Hazard Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph Pecry, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Pccry, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William H. Prery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. COnbh1inantS NIL IN Family
And VILLAIN Hickey and Nancy {
his wife, John MWhouor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Aletta
Mary William and Reuben Turner
DjrmIlntS.
Upon the petition Of James Peery, (son Of James, ana
one Of SAID Complainants this day presented 70 we
Char cell and upon reading an affidavit, whereby AZ
pears nat on the 3ls day OF July, 1875, an order =, @
Court made, by which the SAID Aleta, Mary Win@i
and Reuben Turner defendants aforesaid, were oue'
to appear in this Court add in this Cause, ON cgta
therein mentioned or that the Complainants bl' htus
this cause should be taken pro contesso and that acR
of said Order should be published, in the newspapers %
within and for the time therein mentioned anu ~ "a
much il appears, that the name OF Levlna lu'len I
Of said defendants omitted in said order ana ~ ~,
same has not been published therein directed anu W.
publication thereof would not have answered me hulI s
for which il obtained, II is therefore pray ed n-
SAID order may be revoke ed, and that another ORDER @
made for appearance and publication, winch the
holds reasonable and doth order accordingly a" one
IL l.VfM
thousand eight hundred and twenty three, on al'@ MAN.,
he said James Perry that the said evna Aes .,I ID
William and Reuben Turner defendants, dd anu ~. bt
reside out of this State, Ordered by the Chance"' lie
The said defendants do appear in this Court aud !" . m
ause on the fist Monday of March next or nc nro
Linants Bill filed in this cause shall be TAX" mdcr
;eesso and il is further ordered that copy " Wtc.
c Inserted within thirty days from this date III t His
nan, published in the Borough Of wilmington n, !" n'I
ate, and in the Democratic Press for the County Ike
shed in the City Of Philadelphia and in eacn Grt mb
iica,ion. NICHOLAS RIDGELY, Cha"'e""'
! The Stote # Dslaware,
Msser Cgnnty, to wt; = cb,n
srAl J5lu Storky, Register of the Court q County
Gerry Of the State of Delaware in and Tor ouS soreaon
aforesaid, DO hereby certify that the above anu w.
true copy Of the order made in the above esI hand ar
in testimony whereof have hereunlo sel m Town
affixed the seal the Court of Chancery at "eO'6
| JEHU STOCKLEY, neg, 9 I'm
4 NOV, q, 1881 -------