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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30


NOriCE.--By virtue ola deed Of trust, az
eouied 10 the subscribers by Ambrose
hncker aud Betsey his wife, aud is of record
ln the County court OF Amherst, for certain
purposes IN said deed expressed, will be es-
posed No sell, at public auction, on Saturday
the Goth day OF December next, Hfair, If not,
the next fair day, a tract Of land, containing
sixty acres, lying near Miiler's creek, in the
county ot Amherst /: another tract containing
thirteen hundred and forty acres, being the
tract on which said Rucker resides. Also, one
mother tract in the same neighborhood, con-
saining eight hundred and thirty nine acres,
on which MIR. Geo. 1insiey resides. aIhe sale
will be made on q credit OF | . aud 8 years,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved Sc
curly, aud a deed ofirust on the laEd to Sc.
care the pufcha.e money. Acting as trustees,
The subscribers will convey such title as is YES.
ted in them by said deed aud none other,
which they believe unga~siionahle.
JOHN MILLER,
DAVID r EDLEY.'
Oct. "a. widso1
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~ynchburg Mills.
|rishi linens, Lawns & Shcetings.

WE ARE prepared To exhibit 10 cnse
Super dressed Irish Linensoi superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
A few pieces full Cd Linen sheeiings
The above are worthy the inspection Of
those DESTROYS OF having good and cheap Iii.
men fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June o.
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JUST ARRIVED.

A N extensive assortment OF Ssddierg, %
IA sis,ing Of Bride Bits. S%iirrups, Hog
Skins, Morocco do. Ladies and Gen,lcmen's
Saddle Trees, &c. &c.
Oct OF.
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XNTILL be sold, on Thursday the 3Uth OF
October, on the plantation oil John
Horsley,dec opposite tb. town OF Bent Creek
the whole personal estate OF the said john
Hershey, consisting oftwenty valuable slaves,
horses, oxen, cattle and hogs, all the planta'
lion tools, and about go barrels OF corn,
with the crop of fodder. For all sums over
$40, twelve months credit will be given. up.
on giving bond with approved security, bear
ing interest from the date If not punctnaliy
paid cash will be required Cor all purchasers
of $40 and under. should the plantation be
not previously rented, il will b erenied on that
day for one or more years.
CHAS. YANCEY, admr.
off Horsley, decd.
Oct. 90. tds20
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Trust Sdis Of Land in Haafdr.


IN Monday the Grsi DAY NJ HALIFAX Nov.
~ o next, ne viii proceed TO sell, al
yuhs,c auction, Tor e,sh, h, foro the door OF
Halifax court house, a parl at attract OF lsnS,
lying aud htlug 10 snide0onty, on Bannisef
River. adjoining the lands VI Mrs. Winning.
ham, Marian Wilson aud others, and is a part
stthe land on whicb Nathaniel Caller &c sides
-tbai part 10 be sold contains abo0t one
hundred and n'nrteeu and a halt acres, more
Or less, aud is the same land which was here.
'toiore conveyed 10 Saml Stevens by Nancy
w bingham, rs per deed of record Ia Halifax
county. The sale will be made in pursuance
OF y trust deed executed IL the undersigned hy
Saal. Stevens lsihoe decd.) on the Bro day Of
March, 1925, which is OF record ia Halifax
county court. We believe the title to that
par II the land new advertised to lie good,
but as trustees We will convey such title only
ssis vested in us by said deed aud none otk
or. WIN. b. BANKS, Trus
SAML. GARLAND, tees,
Oct. 81 tds22
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8q5 HcrcS Of Land at AUCTION.

893 Acres Of Land at AUCTION.
a boUa four or five mites lrom l., nchbur g
IN. IL is unclsated aud heavily timbercd. II
WI De divided into lois TO sun purchasers
Terms on" halt cash and the balance payable
a six months, with approved security. The
sale will TAXI place a Zachfeld Wades :, on
Wards Road. near which place the land lies,
on he l3th day oil November next, under The
direction oI Alexander Austin.
AkMISTEAD LONG.
Oct %. 3w2l
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CORNS.

oDhiN specific remedy for the cure oil
- Corns. White Swellings, Sore. Legs and
Ulcers cchirrus or Glsnduiar Tumors, + ellons,
rheumatism, SpraiLs, Bruises, letters, Chi.
blains, &c.
just received by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Oct. IL.
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No!i'E.- Offer for sale, my tract of land.
~ lying on the north side OF Black Water
Ire.k' containing ll34 acres, about 100 acres
oil winch IS heavily timbered, and is rich tobac.
co land There is also attached TO it, one otibe
oes' m'i SITES on Black Water Greek. This
uac' iies wi'i'na mile and a half ofLynchburs
Is wen wa'ered, and one ofthe most desirable
""e's mine nelghborhood. 1t will be sold ON
ao.o"'uhouaune terms. | also wish to sell two
unimpfosed lots. in tue town of Lynchburc.
Sept, Is. .s,ia
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2lih day of December next, The lract OF
land whereou ! now reside, situated IN the coun
~ OF Campbell, on the North FOX Of Falling
River, distant abouti@enty miles from Lynch.
burg and contains about twelve or thirteen hun
dred acres, with a great portion Of How grounds,
and n considerable quantity Of unclearcd lan1,
well adapted 10 I've culture Of Fancy Tobacco,
a good isl ADD sa " mill. and n respectable
stock OF timber. Alse. good Ordinary improve
ments. The purchaser viii be required 10 pay
one third of The purchase nancy HE first day
of May ext, and the balance IN Two equal au-
nual payments. THEODORE REID.
Dct. y. tds
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LOOK AT THIS.
MORE

MORE NOVELTIES.
Partisan GtuzeS, for parties
Grass and cambric Bntistis
Granadine Silks, a new article
Best blk. Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Ginghams
Bobbinet Veils, very cheap
Thread cambI ic Hdkfs. a bargain.
All of which will he sold rs low as our Gus
toners could wish III EN-.
M'hEE ROBINSON s. Co.
June 30
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New Publications..

/nHE subscriber has jus, received, direct
- from Philadelphia The following new pub
LEGATIONS. viz
81. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth,
by the Author OF Wnvcrly. &c, &c, This work
IL said to be superior 10 any he has ever written
Sir Walter SCOTS Rclig Ious Discourscs.
American Quarterly Review, 9Th No. Tor June
1923, jus, received aud for delivery TO suirscri-
GERS ADRIAN X NORTH.
June 10.
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4 NOR RENT-rhe house aud lot at the en-
N trance of turnpike Street into Nam
i oct, at prestnl occupied by Nh. 4. Winston.
Foe session may be had The lbth Nov. next.
". l.. LAMBETH.
Oct. %. o.
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Just Received by
THOMAS j DUNAL,

Alcohol FUN camphor
Gorte.=s - ifiafieam Oil
Orange Peel Rotten Stone
Lamp oil, tery superior Gum Elastic
bottle COrks blue Smals
White Lead, dry Flor. sulphur
Alum BUMPER Berries
Madder lSheet Cork
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone lPuby. Rhubarb
Window Glass 8 by ioIssIt Petre
and 10 by IL lBorsx
Venetian Red IGround LogwOod
Span sh Brown lRed Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua Forts
Carb Soda terdigris
Chamomile white Bar Soap
Spts. Mite Dulc. Ivory Back
Shop I i%tniture FOL. Digifatis
k~singlass lBalsam Copaiya
Waters lSpts. Harishorn
Tooth Brushes Cantharides
Gloves lCream Tartar
Pearl Barley lAssaioetidN
Real Turkey Rnubarb Red, Pale and yellow
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone Octre Gum alyrrh
Snuff Beans ICinnamon
Red Precipiiate Mace
Durable Ink Nutmegs
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
Evans Lancets Starch
Gold Leaf lCubebs
Lunar Caustic Pippsiseva
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep. Chalk
Calcined Magnesia, which, together with his
former stock, makes his assortment very large
and complete, all Of which is now offered to his
friends. customers, and the public on the most
reasonable terms.
March II
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REMOVAL.
FALL AND WINTER
GOOD -.

HU6T RECEIVED by David and Robert
KYLE. a part of their Fall ard Winter as.
sortuent. which, among other articles, includes
the following, viz !:
Fine aud superfme English blue Cloths
Black, Olive and Steel mixed do.
Superior Claret do for Gents Frocks
4 few pieces fine double Twilled nrab do
Superfne blue, and black double miled Cassi.
meTes
Several pieces mixed and fancy colored do
A few pieces Satinetts. FINEST quality
A large supply coa,se aud Medium DO
A. and 5 4 unfinished Satinetts
A few pieces Scotch Carpetmgs dyed in grain
4 and 4 . point Blankets Iro. ,;r.
London Dufiel do
A large supply best m'iled Napt Cottons
81 "A and Cd Bleached and brown Domestics
! Bale unbleached Sea Island Shirtings, (supe-
rior fabric
An assortment Spun Cotton, from No. to l5
" Further arrivals are every day expected,
containing additional supplies OF
STAPLE GOODS,
aud almost every article in the FANCY AND
MlLiNAkY LINE.
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ollCE.-All persons indebted 10 the Con
Az Germ of S. & NJ. Allen L. Co. Lynehourg,
are requested 10 call and make imni. dia,e set
as no longer indulgence can be given.
So nj. ALLEN " CO..
Norfolk. Oct. 9 ,sl7
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

the active industry and public spirit Of many veal
thy citizens have also aided the exertions Of industry
and ingenuity to render Pennsylvania preen'inen
J manufacturing state and while the policy OF
the present administration Of the general Govern
men IS directly and extensively favourable both Il
internal Improvement and the encouragement OF
manufactures, Gen. jackson has manifested no
Friendship for such means of national wealth and
greatness and when called on by the legislature OF
state (ndana) to give his opinion upon these i'm
portant questions he referred for his principles to
letter written by him some years before, when he
perfectly knew that very letter had been used by
his southern advocates as proof Of his hostility to
It. anufactures, and by his blind partizans at the north
to prove him not unfriendly thereto. We repeat
with confidence to you that General Jackson is en-
tirely in the hands Of his southern friends, acio make
use Of him 10 break do,On the interests The northern.
Western and middle states, and Introduce policy
destructive to national weah, and hostile to general
liberty" .AGRICOLA.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22
administration Meeting &.

At a meeting Of the friends OF the Administration
of the General Government, at Cantweiis bridge
for st. Georges Hundred on Saturday 10Th OF Au-
gust, pursuant to public notice, Jacob Vandegrft,
ESD was called TO the chair, and L. .. Green APP
pointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were reported and
unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That confidence IN the present able
Chief Magistrate of the u. States, and MS Cabinet
continues unabated--and that his nomination Tor
the same exalted station tor the succeeding term
merits our entire appreciation.
Resolved, That The nomination OF RICHARD Rush,
as candidate for the Vice Presidency, also merits
our approbatlon and that we will use all honorable
means in our power, in the recollection oil tnese !"
distinguished individuals to the posts to winch they
have been nominated.
Resoiued, That the denomination OF our present
excellent Representative to Congress, hENsEY
JONAS Jr. accords with our wishes, and tia' we WIN
exert ourselves in his reelection.
Resotoed, That we hear with much pleasure OF
the returning health Of our distinguished Statesman,
Henry CLAY, the able defender and promoter Of
the American System. His talents Ill the cause oil
the best interests of the country, have always COM
handed our admiration. The prosecutions winch
have proved his virtue Immaculate, now gives MIN
the strongest hold upon our affections.
Resolued, That we view with sorrow and regret.
the unlawful and dlsorgan.zlng proceedings III some
of our Southern States where dissolution OF our
| Union is openly threatened, and advocated.
| ResoIued, That the following persons be a Com
mtlee of Vigilance for this Hundred, and that they
are urgently requested TO use their best efforts IL
this, the cause of virtue and good order; VIZ
William Polk, Daniel Corbil DR.. +. u. Waite, j.
M. Woods, Joseph Deihl A. K. Pennington, Jacol
vandegrlit, Joseph Cleayer, William Kennedy
samnI H;ogins William Bennett, Il. S. ..ierillt
William Streets, Pere. Hendrckson, Or. G.
Green, Outten Davis, John Eddowes, Andrew Ger
ritson, James Clayton, Richard Ballard, Dame
lianes, John Tuffrey, Joshua Clayton Esq; JON
p. Templeman, John Burnham, Andrew B'ddle
Isaac Scott, John Dugass, William Grow, Jr JOIN
l l. Clayton, James M'Cracken, Richard Mansfield
J. B. Sims, john Janvler, Jr. Peter Bowman, Jas
T. Bird, james James, James Houston, Samuel ay
att and John Boyd.
II Resolved that the proceedings Of this meeting b
-, signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and put
'lshed in all the Administration papers IN the Stat.
: JACOB VANDEGklFT, CAusrmd'
D C.S. GREEN, Secy.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

o. 90 to lodsngs at the seat of Government nor
/, invite in anticipation Of triumph. his relations
I come to Wilmington, and eat, drink, and be nler-
IS. That's my opinion.
Ills name"-i think, will not deprive the cti-
T. us Of Delaware OF their senses the people OF
ea,sey, last year, were not quite 81 stupid as not
10 know the difference between father and SOU
This .sOrgual jackson nan''--l'ii bet two to
one-was neither A. Gray, nor J. +. Clement. nor
A. Hamilton, Esq. as don't believe, if they had no
other objection to this Jackson Republican, they
could in conscience. support man who has called
Jackson id old cat tirOot" They might give
live him "a vote in 1927, in the circumstances in
which things were But they never would write
such communication, for love--nor-nor what
shalt | say, Colonel--nor for money?
am waiting to hear Colonel Clement say there
i, no truth in the dann'd old cut throat story
II he don't deny it in the Patriot--Q don't say sup
port him zealously as Sammy)-i wont vote for
bin. don't feel much inclined to support an elev-
enih hour man, when we have 50 many true blue
original men, much better than Bayard. But
wont-'pon honour-voe for him, unless Mr.. Glenn
cut explains that = cut throat" expression.
THAT'S POI.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22
From the Independent Citizen.

Amid the overwhelming mass of evidence which
has been presented against the character OF Zen.
Jackson, iscus,.n offers no difficulty except that
Of selection. HIS life, public md priuate has been
one continued series Of actions. any one Vi which
would have been destruction to the prospects Of any
other candidate. The obstlnacy and violence ol
hs adhersnts appear to rise in roportlon to the r-
resistble weight Of evidence winch presses on MS
character. They have no refuge but IN crying gu,
aIsehood and defamation. against charges supported
by the most unquestionable documentary evidence
and against facts which are sustained BY the public
records, and identified with the history OF the ooun-
try. Every art Of subteriuse and evasion is resor-
ted to in order to support iasehooo anu cohceal Tue
truth.
BUT TRUTH IS MIoHTy AND SHALL PREVAIL.
The mass of evidence can no longer be resisted
and great and signal changes Of public opinion are
marking the subsistence of military enthusiasm ano
the return Of sober judgement.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

DeiuWare instruct, IS.
WHEREAS T. bel hath been fled in the District
Court of The United ties for the said District, by James
Slat and Hugh ,,on of the city Batin mercian S,
ny James Il. Black, Esquire, their Proctor against the
steam Boat phdelphs, her tackle, apparel and turntute'
"ow lying at the village Of seaford in Mantle se river IN
said district for decree for the condemnation and sale OF
the said Steam Boat for the payment OF the sum OF two
hundred and twenty-seven dollars and twentymne and
three quarters cents in said Lihel alledged to be due to
the Lbeans for Try materials furnished and leiv-
red by the Lbcans for the necessary repairs OF SAID
Steam Boat,
AND WHEREAS, Willard Hall, Judge of the District
Court for said District hath ordered Tuesday the ninth day
of September next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ at the town ot
New Castle, for holding special District Court for SAID
Trial agreeaby the paye of said Proctor. NorcE IS
OWEN, that special District Court will be then
and there held for the trial Of the premises and the owner
owners and all who have claim any right interest or
concern, hereby cited and admonhed to be and APP
pear the time and place aforesaid to show causes any
they have, why final decree should not pass, pursuant to
The prayer Of the said Libel. "
THO: EDITHERSPOO
Clerk of d STRIFE Court, Delaware District.
Wilmington, August 90, 1923.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22
Deluacare District, 81.

Clerk Of strc' Court, DeIaWafe DlstFIct'
Wilmington, August 90. 1923
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

indiana and Ohio papers, however, iirn that Gov
Ray has been reelected, aud Messrs. Jennlng and
FIT, and Blake, the Administration Candidates tor
Congress have been chosen, well as decided
majority Of the members Of the Legislature.
o. From Illinois, we have no returns enabling
to form any opinion as to the result OF their cleo
tOns
or Louisiana, House of Representatives.
Adams 26 Jackson 81
Senate-Adams IL Jackson
81 81
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22
Yhe Steam Boat EranlSAin,
No,u hing at Dover Landing 6 miles hence.

No,o hing at Dover Landing miles hence.
vEVHlS heavily timbered Boat is built of the best
IL materials and coppered to her Bends, her Steam
Engine, for simplicity of construction and durabil-
ty, is not surpassed by any OF the Delaware, and
the quantity Of fuel requisite to keep it in motion at
its utmost force, is compar ativey small The Frank
lin runs we'll, is handsomely fitted up, and can COM
lortaby accommodate one hundred passengers. She
will be sold with or without her Apparel and Fur -,
nure, as may best suit purchasers. Also eight
Stage Coaches, ofthe latest and most approved con-
structon, nearly new. Also 48 Horses that have
been mostly tried and not found wanting in the desr
able qualities Of that noble quadruped. Among
these are the best horses ever seen in Delaware.
and it is doubted, whether there ever was exhibi-
ted, in the United States, so many fine horses to
be sacrificed in one day under the hammer OF a Sher-
|iff.
The above property being seized and taken in
}execution as the property of the Philadelphia Do-
yer. and Norfolk Steam Boat and Transportation
Company will be sold without reserve by
NEHEMIAH CLARK, Shift Of Kent county.
Dover, l5h .lug. 1885 is.
WE are also authorised the part Of the creditors to
state that on Friday the 29th Of the present mnth Au
gust will be solo, ut seaord IN the county OF SUSSEX by
the Sheriff of that county, the following property, wit
The elegant Steam Boats Norfolk Ph'ladeipha-the
former OF which built in Philadelphia, by Mr. Samuel
Grce of that city, and the latter BY Me- Charles rofer
SON. of New-York. in the winter Of 1856 Both boats
are most substantially built and Of the b, materials, and
designed to navigate boserous wstersthy are copper
fastened and newly coppered to the bendsave first
nrmes ON the plan of Bolton YATES, and ftettup
in stye not surpassed this, perhaps. other
ry They underwent thorough repairs last winter in the
|cty Of BALTIMORE and now in complete order. And
aIso on the day. and the place aforesaid, will be sold
sunery Stages and Horses, oshe quality and description
1nentoned in The foregoing advertisement, &c.
The Editors OF the Commercial Advertiser and Evening
cost in the cy New York, the United States Gazette
National Gaze,tce, Of phadelpha the Baltimore Patriot
and baltimore Republican, Baltimore the Norfok Bea-
Icon at Norfolk the Richmond Enquirer, at Richmond and
1.-The Euston Gazette Eason the State OF Maryland,
eaue.ted the foregoing advertisement and notice
III their respective papers. aud forward .heir os I" the
SAID Sheriff Of Kent County by the ist day OF September
lnext NEHEMIAH CLAIM, a"J.V AG" e.
Dover Del. Aug. Ii, 1895 56ts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22
AN OLD TALE REVIVED.

Since the people Of the WEST have pronounced
sentence upon the " bargain and sale" so extern
sivey circulated throughout the Union, some are
astonshed that the Combination should. Just this
moment, revive the story Of the pledge which, say
these pure patriots, Mr. Adams gave Mr.. Webster.
But these men mistalke-or, rather, are not fully
aware ofthe desperate condition OF the Combination.
Every art mus! be tried-as, peratventure, some
snpleton ignorant OF the condition and character of
the leaders Of the Combination, may be influenced,
or confirmed, if he should be doubtful. 1t matters
not that many Of their tales have scarcely lived
for day, or that the talsty of them have been so
repeatedly exhibited. Their case ls desperate
Neck or nothlng-now or never-not two bites to
| IA cherry-no mlncing matters--is the order OF the
day with many Of these abandoned men,
In to-days paper, there is reference to this old
story, got up for the moment, in which W. T. NJ.
Woods formerly figured, but who, of late, is missing
gone on ajourney, perhaps.
Public and private accounts from Pennsylvania
state that the Hon. James Buchanan will have per-
MISSION after the 18th of March next, to attend to
his law business. The people have consented that
this :. distinguished gentleman" shall be relieved
from his Congressional duties. We are told that
Mr.. Buchanan, returned from the Yellow Springs
Jackson Meeting, quite " in the dumps after see
inp the immense multitude-or "parcel OF Adams
men"-pass by to the Valley Forge. lie could moi
not help, it is supposed, anticipating complete
Waterloo defeat of all his hopes.
) In 1924, General Jackson received, in Pennsyl
:. vana. So, 1898 votes Pennsylvania, in 1928, gav
for Governor l54, S9 votes, and it is supposed sh
has nearly 200 900 votables. Many OF the $3.50
, Jacksonians have seen the error Of their ways
The character and conduct of the opposing cand
dates are now better understandable State IS rous
ng from it's siumbers, and men in Pennsyvanl
and out of it, engaged in political contests tor
r quarter of century, knowing well the signs OF tn
: tunes, have full confidence that Pennsylvania
: give her electoral votes for the Administration.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

Delncure District, 49,
WHEREAS u Libel hath been filed in the District
Court Of the United State for The SAID District, by Samuel
T. Genn of the city Of Baltimore, BY James t. Black
Esre his Proctor, against the Steam Boat phiLdepnas
her tackle, apparel and rnture now lying at the village
Of Scafo Nanticoke said District ,tur Decree
fo the condemnation and sale Of the said Steam Boat, tor
the payment Of the Of hundred s. seventeen dol
lars and seventy five censh said Libel aedgrd to be due
to the Lbcan tor necessary materials TURN shed and de-
lvered by The bean for the necessary repairs IT sad
Steam Boat and for work and abour performed repair
ing said Steam Boat by tile said Libclant
AND WHEREAS, Willard Hall, Judge of the District
Court for sad district hath ordered Tuesday the ninth day
September next, ut ~ O'Clock, NJ. at the town OF
New Castle for holding special District Court for sa'
Ira areeably to the prye Of said Proctor Notice IS
hereby Giv@n That SPECIAL district Court will be then and
there held for the Irai of the premises and the owner
Tor owners and all who may claim any right interest
concern, hereby cned and acmonsed TO be and APP
al the time an place aforesaid, to show causes any
they have, why final Decree should pass pursuant 10
the prayer OF the said lib-l.
THO: lrITHERSPOON,
Clerk of DISTRICT Courl, Delaware District
Wilmington, August 30 1923.