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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
Bishop Davenport,

With the assistance Of accomplished female teachers. The
course of instruction pursued this Seminary comprises
all the useful and most of the ornamental branches of
Female education Terms of Board, Washing and Tuition
any of the common branches $50 per quarter payable
y advance.
EXTRA CHARGES.-For Music including the of
Piano. SI2 for the French and Spanish laugh, by
perienced French master, 6 Drawing, Painting, and EN-
rodery sc per quarter. The discipline of the school is
lid, paren al and christian. Particular attention il
pad only the manners of the young Ladies', but to
heir moral and religious instruction.
There will be course OF lessons in vocal Music given
year, by person highly competent and valuable
Library for the use of the young Ladies. To those who
in The Seminary year more, there will be no
x'ra charges for books stationary, vocal music. No
acatlon except during the month of August.
RECONSIDERATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending the
above school to the patronage of the public Mr. Daven
has had experience, and much experience in the bust
of education, having been engaged in 1t since he was
II years of age For three and more he has conduct
iourshng school in this place, and has fully JUSTIFIED
he high testimonials and recommendations which he
brought with him. At his request the subscribers have
ngaged to act Visiting Committees TO examine quar-
erly the state and management of the Institutions and We
Jndenty expect the school will sustain if not increase
| rs former reputation Il. w. GILBERT,
Pastor of the Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington.
| WILLARD HALL, VIM. SHERER.
| ! have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance
| With Mr. ID but from the above satisfactory testimonial
nd at his request shall be happy to act with the gentle
| zen a Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNOLLY,
Minister Of Trinity Church, Will.
| March %, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of Levari Faclas, to me u.
rected, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the House
of Charles Springer, sign of the Tons, in Chlisa-
ma Hundred, on Saturday, the 18th day ofJuly inst.
at O'Clock, p. Nj. All that valuable Plantation OF
track of land, situate, lying and being in the Hun
dred of Christiana, New Castle County, and State
of Delaware, bounded as follows, to wit: On the
East by the Centre Road, on the South by William
Armstrons's land. on the Yves, by lands of Enoch
Gregg and John Caldwell, and on the North by
lands of James Armor and Jacob Robinson, con-
tanning in the whole, one hundred and fifty acres,
be the same more or less. together with all and sin
gular the improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging
The improvements are very commodlous two
story stone dwelling house and kitchen, large stone
Barn and other out buildings, an excellent apple
richard and variety of other fruit trees OF choice
rut. The situation is healthy and pleasant, with
=, three miles of the Borough of Wilmington, and
bout the same distance from the Brandywne Cha
ybeate Spring and the Village of Newport The
farm generally is in good state of cultivation, and
under an unusual quantity of Thorn fence hand.
somely dressed 1t is well watercd by numbet
Springs rising out of it, aud by streams running
hro It, besides an excellent well OF water at the
loor. The said premises are deemed and taken to
be the property which was OF William Armor, decd
and to be sold by "
WILLIAM HERDMAN, ShE
New-C astle July I'd, 1898. =
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$Iebe1 Reward.

D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near
AOCantwells Bridge, Newcastle County, State
OF Delaware negro George anderson, about 81 or
22 years old middle size, rather Stout built, with
large eyes, shews the white of them good deal,
large under lip and mouth, and rather light colored
for a negro-Has been accustomed to the care OF
horses and driving carriage, he is also good
farm hand, wears his hair generally combed up
on the top of his head and plated, speaks slow
Had on pair of good white corderoy pantaloon1.s'
blue domestic stripe round about, fur hat, muslin
shirt with George in durable ink written on IT. and
laced boots-A few days before he absconded ne
attempted to commit rape upon young female OF
his own color, the punishment for which has
| caused his running off-One hundred dollars re-
ward will be paid upon delivering him to the Sub
scrber. lodging him in JAIL so that he may be re-
covered. He has probably gone to pennsylvania,
having been several times in Philadelphia.
JOSEPH B. SIMS.
Cant7yells Bridge, July 8, 1898. 23-8t
Cs5-The Lancaster Reporter, Pa and Salem Mes
senger N. ]. will insert the above times, and send
their bills to the Advertiser.
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E1alunbie Property.
FARM FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the Chancery court, the
subscriber will offer at public sale on Saturday, s6b
If July instant, al O'Clock, A. M. at Mr.. Mo.
news tavern in Chestertown, the property wherein
Unit Angler res ided at the time Of his death, com.
monty called his home farm.
This far lies within about six miles Of Chester.
town and is convenient TO the established landing
on Turner's Greek 1t contains by late survey
fo,,r hundred and fortyjius acres, Of which fail
proportion is in wood.
The improvements are good dwelling house, an
excellent Granary, with stables &c. &C.
The character which this farm has long sustained
ius,iiies the assurance that it is well worthy the
notice of persons disposed to purchase valuable
settlement
The purchaser will be required to execute bond
with security 10 be approved by the Subscriber,
conditioned for the payment of the purchase money
with interest from the day OF Sale, in three
equal instalments of six, twelve and eighteen
months.
Further particulars made known at the Sale.
A plot Of the land may be seen by calling on the
Subscriber.
Chestertown, July f. Cats.
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II Farm for Sale.
June %.

BY virtue OF decree "I Kent county COURT uc
Subscriber will. ON SATURDAY the Goth Of July
next at Il o'clock, A. NJ offer at public sale a.
MIR. Moneys Tavern, III Chestertown, all the rgn'
and interest of Margaret and Edward a. harf.s'
the infant children Of the late " llam Harris oec u.
in and to the farm or plantation formerly occuPeu
nv Mr.. James Harris, Jr. now Occupied by IaP'
John Constable. o, ond
This farm lies within miles Of Chestertown, anu
contains about TWO HUNDRED AND fifli
ACRES. with considerable improvements lhe'
are about 1870 acres of it OF beautiful arabic anu u
der good fencing about so in wood' ana ,,e ltsuus
in meadow. The improvements are dwei''ns nvuss
in toerable repair new barn and cow s"eu a,S
corn house. meat house, &c. Excellent wafer sh'
voun.r orchard add to the value OF this prope''
The purchaser will be required to give bonu %'.
approved security for the payment OF the anI
money in three equal instruments OF one WV vahle
three years, with interest from the da'e' p"'A'''
annually.
Further particulars at the sale.
L. +. CHAMBERS, Trustee
a-7a The Subscriber, as Trustee OF I" illlam mar
ris, and Agent for the other proprietors will at m
same time, offer at sale, the remaining interest IA
| the farm above mentioned. The terms Will De us'
clared on the day of sale. nn,s
| Z. f. CHAMBERS.
June OF.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
500 Reward.

Vl ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
~ night the 19th inst. mulatto man who calls
himself BASIL FRASIER.
Basil is very bright muatto, twenty four or five
years old, five feet nine or ten inches high, very
thick suit of hair, has scar on his forehead. fine
large teeth rather wide apart, very large eyebrows,
is apt to hesitate when spoken to, but when he
speaks articuaes rather quick, his person is straight
and we'll proportioned, and is very good looking
servant. He will probably endeavour to work his
way 10 Pennsylvania
will give yffy dollars for the apprehension Of
Basil, if taken in the State of Maryland, or on,
hundred dollars if taken out of the State with rea
sonable charges if secured in Centreville Jail
JOHN c. RUTH.
near Centreyle, Queen AIMS county. ND.
July /, 1928 2i-4t
N. B. 1t is possible Basil may not leave Diary
land until after Harvest is over, as he is an excel
lent GRADER.
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Cheap Books,

and STATIONARY.
At No 90 Market-street, beceea llessrs Larkln and
LambornS Grocery Stores.
J. SCOTT, begs leave TO state to his friends, and
the public that he has made such arrangements with
J. Grigg. and other cheap Booksellers in Phlladel-
pnia vs to enable him to dispose of School und oh-
er Eooks, together with general assortment OF
Stationary at the o,9cst Philadelphia Prices either
at wholesale or retail. In consequence Of such ar
1anrement Merchants and Teachers, from both Town
aud Country, would fnd it much TO their advantage
{, call and purchase, as his very reduced prices will
completely preclude the necessity of their going to
the City for any article in his line of business on the
scarce OF cheapaess.
IVlmngton, lLy 80. lit.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18

list of letters remaining in the Post Office, at
SUMMIT BRIDGE, Del. June 80, 1928.
Bidder p. Stephen Lecount Samuel
Burton Charles Alahon McMichael
Brown William Martin James Q
Beaston Il Brunson Q Gamma McAlichael
Decks Mary Miss Nemea Me- Ohm
Beaston Benjamin Mucnary Patrick
Calhoun David Milligan Patrick
Goats Charles Carey NJ John
Douglass Charles Cleary NlcJohn
Dawson William Aowlan Rowley
Darrah H. Ann Miss Nicholson William
Emerson Richard Daniel U. Edward
Pagan John Daniel y. Johanna
Fitz Patrick Price L. Margaret
Ford John Robbins Patrick
Taemey John Stolensberry Philip
fiichrist David Smith Margaret
Green John Torman Owen
Gianley James - Thornton Patrick
Gordon Archibald Hilbert Landel
tilandon Sarah Thomson Christopher
Harris John Wright Benjamin 3
lIalfjohin Patrick Wright William
jackson John Warren Charles
Jester De Outen Wright Elizabeth.
kinvin Thomas
JOHN CLEMENT, P. NJ.
23-3t
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ANOTHER FARM,
DiUIdenU.

TIME General Board of Directors of the Far
Il mers Bank oftho State of Delaware, have this
aay declared IA Dividend at the rate Of Four per
cent, per annum for the last half year. payable
to the Stockholders or their legal representatives
any time after the 9Th instant.
C. ?. COMEGYS, Casl,ier.
Doccr, July 1st. 1898. 22-3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18

The advantages Of their Hydrants over the com
mon kind are as follow
They can be taken up without digging or5reak-
ing the pavement;
They do not freeze in winter;
They are not liable to frequent or expensive re-
pairs
The cocks will probably last longer than twenty
wears while the cocks of the red cedar and common
hydrants frequently break and wear out in gear
IiYDRAETs ofevery construction fixed
Iron and lead pipes ofthe first quality
Lead pumps for cisterns; Baths and Plumbers
work of every description fitted up at Philadelphia
prices BY J. s. w. EWING,
In Nlarllet-st. 2squares abovethe Town Hall, where
the public are invited to call and examine their I'M
pr0vements.
n. b. As the Subscribers manufacture their lead
pipes themselyest They warrant them capable o.
bearing any pressure they may be subject to in the
water works. j. W. EWING.
Wilmington, July, Sd. 1898.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
Fashionable
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores,
JAMES M'NEAL,
Nos. %, * 100, Market St.

HI afforded to the late firm of V M'NEAL & Sos
and in assuming the business Individually, would nforu
his friends and the public. that he intends devotng hisa
,ention particularly to custom work He fiatte'
himself tina, from his knowledge and experience in the b.
,ness he will be able to give general setisfaction
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vic
ty, are informed that the work will be conducted und'
his immediate inspection, by choice Workmen, OF the be-
materials, and according to the latest fashions.
He has on hand and intends keeping large and complet
assortment of Ladies' BLACK and Fancy Colored Lastlr
Boots and Shoes Morocco do Calf Gordavan, and Sea
Skin do; Mens' Fine Boots, Shoes and Pumps; Coars
Water Proof Boots. Monroes, and Shoes Also, gener:
assortment of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
N. b. Shoemakers would find it All, anageoIs to supp
themselves with stufs and trimmings from his extensi
| sor,ment. JAMES MNEAL'
wilmington, May, Is, 1893 iOs-3m.
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a NOISY VAAVAHAE
FA r WI.

BY virtue of Decree of the Chancery Court
the subscriber will offer at public sale at Mr.: Mo
ney's tavern in Chestertown on SATURDAf uu
Goth of July next, at II O'Clock, A. M. the "e'
known
Farm, called Kcnnard's Point,
Formerly the property of James Buchanan aecu
and afterwards of Jesse Corse.
This farm lies in Kent county, on the waters .. o.
Churn Creek, and Still Pond, in such manner aS "
be enclosed by four hundred PANELS OF fence.
1t contains about five hundred and twenty 'nI.|
acres of which fair proportion is in wood a in
part of the residue might easily be converter 'AV'
meadow. ,s..4
The buildings are Dwelling House, Me:s
House, Granary, Corn House, and Stable, not !"
very good repair. ,.vo
1t IS believed that there is not a more va'uao'o
farm for the size of it in the county, and person
DESTROYS of investing capital in land, are connaen ~.
ly invited to make themselves fully informed Oh 10
worth. IN,
The purchaser will be required to give bond w'.,,
approved security for the payment of the purchasr
money, in four equal annual payments with ln'e's.
from the day of sale. ,o4
The purchaser will have liberty to SEED wae ~
this fall, and will receive possession on the i's'
January next.
Further particulars on The day of sale
f. CHAMBERS Trustee
June 2f, 1923.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
Improved Hydrants.

As the inhabitants of Will
mington are about introducing
the water Of the Brandywine
into their dwellings, the sub
scribers, plumbers ofPhiladel
phia,) beg leave TO submit to
the citizens of the Borough
some valuable improvements
in the construction of HYD-
RANTS and draw cocks.
Their improvements have
been recommended by the CT
ty Councils, and watering com
mittee of Philadelphia, honor
ed by an award of the extra
Magellanic Premium by the
american Philosophical Society,
and the Scot Premium by the
Horticultural Society.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-18
XoUng AaAies' HoarAing ScAooA,

The Young Ladies Boarding School at Wilmington, Del.
formerly conducted by William Sherer, is now continued
unIer the superintendent and instruction of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-19

tee ofthe Peace or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oaths,] in the
County of in the State Of per.
sonaliy appeared, this day and
OF the said County, who did ssverally make
oath that by whom the fore egoing de
clardtiop was subscribed, is generally re-.
puted and believed TO have been an officer
in the Army of the Revolution, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day of in
the year
TSignedl
L Clerk of the Court ofthe County
OF in the State of do certify, tina,
before whom the foregoing aifidavits
were sworn, wss, at the time,a Justice
OF the Peace, or as the case may be- and
duly empowered TO administer oaths.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and affixed the seal of
IL, s.lthe said Court, this day of
III the year
lSignedl
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PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
4 PPLICATloNS for Admission, continue
~ to be received BY Nicholas q. Boss, Is,
Ward Inward w. Lawton, 2d Ward Z ee
Engs, Sd Ward--James b. Phillips, 9TH Ward
--Ihoophllus &. Dunn, 5th Ward.
BY order ef the Committee,
N. q. BOSS, Ssc'ry.
Newport, June l9
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NEW BOOKS.
Reosired Yesterday from .Ne.s York By N,
Sfedm Boat and for Sale und Cireulation
by
William Callahan.

ST, VALENTINES DAY. or the Fair
~ Maid Of Perth, BY the Author OF Wa
serly, 2 vols.
Northern Traveller, containing the routes
TO Niagara. Quebec and the Springs, with
the tour OF New England, embslhshed with
10 maps, and landscapes, vol.
New Mirror for travelling, and guide TO
the Springs, I vol.
Ella, second series, | vol.
Religious Dneourses by Sir Walter
Scott.
Coming out,and The Field of Forty Foo,
steps, by Jane d. Anna NJ aria Porter, . vols.
June ~.
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Bellevue HOTEL,
.NEWPORT,(R. IL

TNfIE Public are respectfully informed,
Il That the NEW HOTEL in thi. Town
will be Opened on the lst OF July. under the
superintnndance Of mr.. +. ROUlLLARD,
en- experienced landlord, who will cxerl
h,msclfto give satisfaction.
In addition TO the Table dHote, private
Dinner and Supper parties can be accom-.
modated Also, Soups and Coffee at all
hours.
The Bar will be furnished with the best
of Wines and Liquors, and these of every
description Usually found in respectable
Taverrs.
Tie Reading Room viii contain the New
York, Boston, Providence, Washington
and some other Southern and Eastern pa.
pers.
BoARp on Reasonable terms, furnished by
the day, week, or Year.-The best of Beds.
and Hair Mattresses, entirely new.
Newport, June IA.
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[Cl
Form ofa P0rer of Attorney.

To'W y fOUtF 0J .MoTHfy.
Know all men by these presents, that T
---,of -, in the county Of -, in the
State OF -, do hereby constitute and ap.
poEt -, my true aud lawful attorney
with power of substitution, for ME, and in
my name, 70 receive IRON the United States
the amount of pay now due TO me. under the
act for the relief OF certain surviving officers
and soldiers of the Revolution, approved
10th May, 1896, as 49, in the - regi.
ment OF the - line of the army fthe Re-
volution.
Witness my hand and seal this - dny
Or, in the year ---
Sealed ana deferred .a tie
presence of----
[Signedl lL.sl
Before me,---, u Justice ofthe Peace in
the county Of ----, in the state of .---, per.
sonally appeared this day.. whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing power of at
torney, and acknowledged tue same to be
his act and deed.
Witness my hand, this -----day Of -,
in the year.
Signed
T., Clerk ofihc Court Of the County
OF -, in the State Of, do hereby GER
tify, that -, before whom the foregoing
power of attorney was acknowledged, is a
Justice Of the Poace.
In testimony whereof. have here
l., g, unto set my hand, and affixed the
i''''I seal ofthe sal' court, this----day
Of, IN he year
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NoTyoE.-At the request of several of
the most respectable citizens of the town. the
play of the CASTLE SPECTRE, with a
choice selection Of fashionable and sentirnen-
tai songs. will be repeated for the third and
LAST TIME, by Amateurs, at the
Theatre, THIS EvESiso.
Box Tickets % cts rf 70 es: Gallery lss
at Mr.. Townsends Bar, and at the Theatre
from 4 o'clock, p. IN. June TO-
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3S2S, (of which. the foregoing is a copy }
will be carried into effect under the fol.
lowing regulations:
Each Officer, claiming Under the act,
will iransm't 10 the Secretary Of the Trea
sury a declaration, according to the form
hereunlo annexed, marked A. aed eaci,
non commissioned Officer, .Musicion and
Private, according to the form marked B.
accompanied by the oath Of two respecta-
BILE witnesses, as 10 his identity, which
oath ls to be taken before Justice OF the
Peace, or other magistrate, duly empow.
cred to administer oaths in the State or
Territory IN which he resides, and authen.
tlcated under the seal of the Court OF the
County IN which the oath was administer.
ed, as shown in the said forms.
Each oficer will also transmit his COM
mission, 1t IN existence and attainable md
etch non commissioned Officer, Musician,
aud Private, his discharge; which docu.
inents after being registered, viii be re-
iarhei. II the commission or disc charge
has been lost OF destroyed, he will trans.
mt such other evidence as he may possess
or can obtain, corroborutive OF the stale
ments set forth IN his declaration.
II the evidence transmitted, taken in
conneNioD with that afforded by the pub
llc records at Washington, be found salts.
idct"fy, the amonnt ct two years full pay,
al The rate 10 which the Officer or Soldier
was entitled, according to hls rank IN the
hne, at the close OF the war, or at the time
oi his reduction, (as the case may be- but
IN no instance exceeding the inll pay OF a
captain of the Continental Line, Will be
Transmitted to him, at the place of his res.
idence, after deducting therefnm the u
mount of any pension which he may have
received from the United States since the
ID day OF March, 1926. He may, howev-
er, authorise any other person to receive
1T tor HIM; in which case, he will execute
h power of attorney. according to the an
neXed form, marked &, which must be &C.
knowl.dged Before Justice of the Peace,
or other Magistrate, and authenticated IN
Ger the seal of .he Court of the County, in
the same manner as is already prescribed
IN regard to declarations. But no pay
ment Will be made TO any such attorney,
until he has made oath, according to the
annexed form c, that the pay which he is
authorised to receive is intended to enure
wholly to the personal benefit Of the OFF.
Ger or Soldier whose attorney he is.
1t IS requested that all letters to the Sc.
cretary OF the Treasury, on the subject,
may be endorsed on the cover, "Revolu-
tionary Claims" RICHARD RUSH.
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Merton s. Williams
HAVE TuIS DAY OprNCn.

HAVE THIS DAY OPENED,
A l.oT OF silk Umbrellas from 60 soto 81
n no. White and straw gauge hdkis - a
rich article
Green and Brown Sin Parasols.
fONGEES.
Brown aud Black Canton grapes
Mems Back silk halt hose, a good article.
Hemp do do. do.
Ladies fine linen hose black silk do.
Fine Leghorn Bolvars
Hauskin Gloves mems hemp gloves.
20 groce Superfne gilt coat buttons.
Rich furnlture chintz s. with IA variety Of
other articles
On hand, an excellent assortment Of CAR
PEIlNGS & RUGS June 10
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ren-sme, ghers. .psert eithsr Jus
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tD.l
Form or.9Gdatd 10 be taken By attorney.

Form cC.9Gdatd 10 be taken By attorneys.
Before me, "a Justice or the Peace
in the county of in the of per
sonally appeared this day, the attorney
named in the foregoing power ofattorney,
and made oath that the same was not given
to him by reason of any transfer, or Of any
attachment, lsyy, or seizure, by any legal
process whatever, tho pay therein author.
lied TO be received, bot that the said pay is
intended TO ennre wholly to the personal
benefit of the person By whom the said pow
er was executed.
Witness my hand, this day of in
the year
Before me, There insert either a Jus.
'ice of the Peace or other magistrate, duly
empowered 10 administer oaths, in the
County Of in the State Of person
ally appeared, this day, and or
The said county, who did, seyerally, make
oath, that by whom the foregoing de
claration was subscribed, is generally re
pnted and believed to haye been an Office
in the Army Of the Revolution, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day Of in
The year
I, Clerk orihe Cosrt or 'ho Count
Of in the State Of do hereby ccrtf,
that before whom tho foregoing affida
Wits were sworn, was, at ihe-ime, there in.
sert either Justice of tho Peace or Other
magistrate, duly empowered 20 administer
oa,hs, and duly empowered 10 administer
oaths.
In testimony whereof. have here
r, =, unto set my hand, and affixed the
tA' - seal ofthe said Court, this day
Of ,in the year
[Signed1