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TO BE SOLD,

nm or 10 years. credit 10 feet Lot Of Land on
" Olneys Lane, with small Dwelling House thereon
1t will he sold cheap, II applied for soon. .,,,,
August 6. S. G. SMITH.
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A BOX
TONTAINING Pamphlets, directed " II. Howe, Nes
~ Haven, Conn" was put On board the steam boat Ba
cock, about six weeks since, supposed by mistake III
can have the same BY proving property and pay
charges. August D..
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CRACKERS.
A SUPPLY Of "Treadweil's'' celebrated New-York
Crackers fresh baked in barrels and half barrels, jus
Z. F. HOWELL,
August G. IA, Canalstreet.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
PROCLA1ElTION.

WHEREAS, certain turb en, nnru!y aspiring dema-
goaue>, did IN CERTAIN day anc at certain place /"
W;shlnglon into un ,ly combination, 70 des ~
the fair fabric OF the American GuNernnent, and 10 erec
its military dc, potsm Aud whereas, this sad
nholy Combnann in urierance or their determine ioh
and design, did Res live thai the present Almnsa on
must be put out, though pure Angels ,and tins tor
befre they had even cummence ther cateer of action
And whereas have been given nnder iand that ccl
per ms, Cfi2ers ot this state, commonly called eep
emil hour men, privy to and assisting IN tins Comb
na ION did actually prumSe and agree their par
aud conditions. To deliver over to said Cnnb-
nation the State OF Delaware, to be made use Vt and
eait with according to the will of said Conbnaon;
as their Head Martin Fan might rider and direct. Ii
turn tor winch when SO perfAmed, as af're.ald
the SAID eleventh hour were to receive certain offices
for themselves and their friends, in the General GOyer.
ment And whe the said eleventh hour men, did IN
obeue, ce the catered into ato esald al
certain places, al Il tain days previous She fir,
rtdays nJH18Ha 1923, at enpt q sliena G, and dra NJ
ii from their aiies their true and lawful govern
ment, the minds and affections at certain ind vilas
his STATE aud to emil them under thus SAID Combnaon
did IN sunr> ms aces actually draw OFT various pc
called orguns JON them in their nearous plot
destroy d the present and vlr'uoi~ admin"
AID whereas I'VE ha caused High Con to be
cid Til, State, tor the trial of the said offenders
the charges being all heard against them anti the
teece iully made ;thr Jury, after setting the
one whie day, viz the 6hu having pronounced sen
Guilty do heieby approve the sente and or
der the Punishment as follows The Eeventh hour men
condemnto close Imprisonment IN heir own circle to
years. during which time 'hey snail be totally di-
r qna ie from holding, taking office Atlei which pc
rod, should they appear to a,e proper view ct he mag
nude of their crle, and expires, d,e penence and pro
mise hereafter 1--we politically consistent; they may agar
mnge sciety generally, and be az hoerty to get mi
a office, if they
In consideration of the originals beng many of them NJ
u right cltzers whose early eudces unappiy but homes
It ly led them as,ray, and WIN might have been long se
reclaimed had they been deceived and deoded by SAL
cleo eoenthiou men, and having already suffered greatly
eceivers, without HOPE of obtaining their d'
share OF the spols in they had been vic"rons,-v
do he, eby pad and release em from any punishment
H. Provided heess that they return to their aeg
- as good ci, zens, and all connexon with sa
u eleventh-our men, during their connemen, and dissbl,
Il Given under our hand this 29h day Of October, 1928.
n. THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

President and Secretary of State as ucout the slight
est foandation sc. and that the name OF the intor-
mant was at the service ofMr. M'Lane.
AT a later period, saw in the Journal an extract
from the Richmond Wing, asking Mr.. M'Lane
whether he did not, two years after the election OF
Mr. Adams declare his disbelief in the bargain sto
ry-and whether he had not advised Mr.. Clay to
accept the Department of State rendered him by Mr..
Adams &c. SC.
Now, gentlemen, l have had some curiosity to
know what the Patriot and Gazette would say on
these subects-Those papers have contained ex-
plantations, more than once, when the conduct OF
this gentleman has been canvassed but as do not
subscribe for either of them, see them regular
y as they appear, do not know whether they
have been ordered, permitted to take up the
cudgels in bis defence. Unless there is some satis-
factory explanation of these matters, the impress
sions respecting the political conduct OF Mr. Louis
NJ Lane will be 42l times more unfavorabe than
! they now are.
Please inform the public, Messrs Printers, what
course the Patriot and Gazette have taken on the
subject, and much obllge One Of the Curious.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
From the United States Gazette.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We last evening received flies of London end Live
erpoo papers, the former the Oath and The latter to the
25th ult by the sas Richards, at New York From them,
and the New York papers of yesterday, make the fol-
loving extracts.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Rebule of tie Russians From Widen, the Turks have
made ncur,ion into Wallaca and the Russian General
tesnr been dr, backw ards from Graz TO ati-
He made several attempts to rally his retreanS ie-
gions but they could withstand the impeuous charge
of $4,000 Turkish horsemen. He lost 5000 men, forty
cces OF cannon all his magazines, 5000 head OF horned
cattle These events took place the l8th 18th goth
OF August. The Turks attacked for the first tme square
of Russian infantry, and penetrafedt
Chuma and Vera still in the hands OF their 'egiti"
mate masters and the ambitious Russian shrnks from the
attempt force the passes of the Balkan From Chuma
the Turks have made successful sally, and made them
selves masters of the redoubts Which the Russians were
kind enough to construct for them Amongst the rus
sans killed. is Gen Wrede.
On the 81 Sept the Car left Odessa for Varna, which
place he intends to take by storm the ment OF his
riva-J he can I after which he returns St Peters,
burg pass the wnter leaving his armies to ENJOY them-
selves Turkey well they Their situation is far
from comfnt.ble Defeated at Chumla and at Vernas
wolsted zlriie and Sstra, epused at Widen and at
Caa checked along their whole line oi operations they
are to ake their winter quarters III the enemys co
try under very dsadvantage,us circumstances-Eveh It
they succeed in stormlng Varna. their 1e Dem VIII be
bu, doetul ciaunt.
The Sultan has sent superb sword and authoSraph
of thanks Hussen Pachs, in appreciation OF his
mastery generalshp.
Extract of letter, dated Liverpool, 25th Sept
. The Crop of Wheat in Ireland is good one,
that of Oats bad one. The Crops in Scotland are
about an average crop, but in England the crops are
deficient and the stock ofold Corn being very small,
supplies must be had. Prices have advanced on
the Continent, and the crops there are by no means
abundant"
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
THE VOICE OF OHIO.

Everv Statement which we receive from Ohio as
sures Us not merely of the fact of the reelection of
,iov. Trmb!e. but of the still more gratifying cer-
taintv that the strength Of the Administration in
that State will more signaly display tself at the
electoral election Friday next. In the recent
election, it is notornu. that while every jackson
voter was urged. enrreated. dragged or driven to
the polls. comparative apathy pervaded the friends
iof the Administration. who, in too many places.
regarded this struggle as having no reference to.
and no hearing the great contest afterwards to be
decided When that trial shall come on' we are
c.ured that Ohio will double for the Administers
tion ticket the majority by which she has elected
Gov. Tumble
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

for the Administration. We now confidently auS
ticipate majority Of 6,ooo"
The Ohio State Journal of the Esd inst. saws -
'' There will be cleae Administration majority in
each House of the General Assembly and Cover
nor Trimble, against whom the Opposition directed
their principal efforts. has been reelected, by very
handsome vote."-Nat. hi.
ltappears from paragraph in one of the iasN
Cngllsh papere that such is the difficulty OF en-
|ployng money to advantage at present IN England,
and such the apprehension Of capitalists OF some
thing like another panic that the deposits in the
bank of England amount to IA sum au os incredible
Two years ago they amounted TO the enormous
sum of e5 900 600, but have since increased to such
ia degree, that the amount at present is very little
short of f8 OOO,O0
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

before, we should revaccnate. IF is done before
the marks have disappeared, the virus will not take
effect
The observation of these dots. points, or marks,
10 also irregular; tbey sometimes vanish one after
an ,ther in other instances there is simultaneous
dimness, gradually increasing until they are rem
dered altogether nperceptble. So long as seq
ment Of the circle or one single well known mark
remains, the patient may bid defiance to variola,
varoloid or vaccine bat if no ira OF these marks
are dscernbe within the cicatrx or scar, there is
no security.
have purposely abstaned from any pathological
remarks content with the narration of facts, leaving
the subject OF causatnn for further speculation
With utmost esteem and respect,
Yours, &c. j. IL. MILLER.
Ssned.
II. G. JAMESON. M. ID. Present.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
DIE D.,

On Friday last in this Borough after short in-
disposition, Mr.. JOHN FERRlSS, n his 85d year,
long known as a respectable member Of Friends
NEE ting.
Same day, Mr. SIMON BARSTO, teacher of
female seminary. We promised, by friend
of the deceased, obituary notice at some length.
On Wednesday last Mrs. ELIZABETH YAK
NELL, in her s6h year, another respectable mem-
Der Of Friends meeting.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
For Public Sale,
A VALU ,BEE PLAN fArlON

VALU NBEE PLAN = HUN
c;trota in Cbristiana Hundred, New Castle Cour4
tv IN the Kennel Turnpike, four niles from L
nington joining lands Of John Meals AID jos, 9a
M.Daniel ;-contanng about 100 acres, so u: Z
wood land. consisting Of fine young thriving .ln,te,
a good proportion of meadow, and number o eA-
cellent fruit trees the whole we'll fenced The I'M
oroyements are stone dwelling and frame kitchen,
With commodious cellars frame barn with stab
ling underneath good spring house with never
failing spring of water,
on Saturday the sth Of November next. at Peter
lHendrickson's Buck Tavern,) at 10 O'Clock, r N.
Conditions will then and there be made known by
JAMES RUSSELL.
Oct 90 Aa9a. 56--ts
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
INFORMATION WANTED.

lately read paragraph from the New ork
American, copied into the Journal, stating that Mr.
Louis M'Lane-"i in the spring Of 1926, stated to a
friend of the Administration that he considered the
charge Of bargain and corruption made ga'"st the
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
Leaving majority Of popular votes in favor

LehvlFg fHHJUT1r7 U1 P0Iu1dr Vore' III '''V0' -,
of the Administration OF lo22
This ,naor,y will be increased, from all accounts,
at least 900. at the next election, IT proper exer-
tion is used. 1t viii be safe calculation to say
that our majority will be at least 1000.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
Public Office.

n HEREBY forbid any person or persons harbor-
Il az, or trusting dealing with my wife Ann Ner-
ry5yeuther. On my account; as ! am determined TO
pay none of her debts or contracts alter this day.
THOMAS MERRYWEATHER.
Mill Greek Hundred Newcastle County. Del.
Oct %. 1923 56--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
.3uarrlen,

On Wednesday, the 22d inst, by the Rev. Thorn
as Barton, Of Chester County, Penn, Mr.. PE EN-
COUNTS, to Miss ANNA MARIA M'FARLAN,
both of New Castle County, Del.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
HXs@S"

o. A stated meeting of the Delaware Academy
Of Natural Science, will be held at the Town Hall,
to morrow afternoon, at o'clock.
Oct. 81. H. GIBBONS, Sec'y.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
Jersey EJECTION-.aN told.

qperags administration moiorilies IN the severoll
Counties IN Neag-Jersey.
t"fgrn averages 81
~. 927
,,odescy, 900
= ,airtset. 90
Darlington, 9oo
Gloucester, ofo
salem, "
Cumberland. 94
Cape May, (no opposition) probable majority 400
1890
Jackson mJorilies.
Morris averages iso
Sussex. oo'
Warren (no opposition,) probable maj. 200
tlunterdon, Sso
Monmouth, Soo
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
A Journeyman Tanner,

Whois married "an, ad has sinai family IS
wanted for a Tan Yard, t,w miles from TINS place
Eoguire of CHARLES DhNNhf' eurr'er' WIZ
mngton, Del ,e :.
Oct..3l 1898. oo-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
DELLA WARE JOURNAL.
WIIll!l.n-Na aHoN:
Friday, October "a, AS2S.

PRICES AT BRANDYWlNE, Oct. 81.
Wheat, per bushel, 81 35
Corn, so
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
ELECTIONS FOR ELECTORS

Take place as follow :-Pennsylvania and Ohio,
Oct. 81. Maine, N, Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Connecticut. N. York, Virginia, Georgia. Louisiana
Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri, Nov. 3. N. Jer-
sey. Nov. 5. Maryland, Indiana, Mississippi and
Alabama, Nov TO- Vermont, Nov. l. N. Car
DINA and Tennessee, Nov. l3 r. Island, Nov. 49,.
Delaware and S. Carolina by Legislature Ofthese
Jane N York. Maryland, Tennessee and Louis
lana, elect by dlstricts-the rest by general ticket
Firem Troy.--A postscript to the Troy B .dget
o! Tuesday, states at fire broke out IN Messrs
thapnan's store, in fifth ward in that city a,out
one o'clock on that morning The stores occupied
b, Giand u Yates Dr. Drake and the Messrs.
Chapmans, were entirely consumed The tavern
Of Mr.. Carpenter was wholly destroyed. besides a
partial destruction of several other buildings Loss
estimated at about $4,000.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

The Gaxete Cfvitan --He has undertaken TO prov
and has tie sa ) actually proved to his suhstahon
that siuce the Adoption OF the present Cos iuoH,
have been acg under an Instrument, the prv'sos Of
which Governors, Legislators, Judges, and tawy Ne
totally inola,t of. 1t take the leng Of ms argu-
evidence of their weight, should find eX-
,remely fcu to refuse assent Should any tae rtatt
Of the Gazette be in danger being led stra by the mpos-
ng appear OF three or tour neavy c0u,, We -ou'
beg leave to refer them to the constitutions Art. Sec. H.
winch follows -;
"The General Assembly shall me n'he list iuesday
Of January every year, 'eSS conuened by Mt
6 Cope,uor."
Take tins provision of the institution ard ply I,
the in hand, and venture predict that one
except the Edio the t,azetee, Wit doubt far moneh
whether any oher than tin Legislature eec could pus,f
bly, exercise the power OF appointing &c ofs Perhaps
however. this Was ony got ab lilo I htts relief iron
the distressing ot tit elections IN Jersey anu oho
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

We only say in relation to the enquiry of I" One ot
The Clrlons" that he IS not alone III his curiosity, "
before hea SIMILAR enquiries made. But ea, y
unable give any inf rma the subj ct, = g.
say, the daily habit of seeing tue zs'le
and PariO,, yet have discovered word abunt =
matte Perhaps it may be ow,rg to Mr.. M'L.ne ~
pos ston and that now o. hs recovery lie m'y crafty
In the tune, hope neigtb6u 81 81.
Gazette and patri especially the former, ii eneea
to throw all the light the! the subject, u,et.
y, rather than after the Ehcnons.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31
appointments By the Governor.

SAMUEL M. HAnRINGToN, Esq. Secretary of State,
in place of JOHN M. CLAYTON. Esq. resigned.
GusrAvUs A. EWING, Esq. to be Recorder OF
Deeds for Sussex Co. in place Of John Handy, Esq.
PAINTER WALTON, Esq. to be Justice of the
Peace. in the room of NJ kench, Esq. in Sussex.
THE Fmriot-to be little more crplcit then-we
did not object to your vlew- If lae tariff, we
opposed to a petition for the anplioratlon of the
Auction system But we did mean to say, hat
it adequate protection such Eng land gives hers)
aft rded our Mahutat turers. they would never
be affected by Auctions. We differ fran the Parl-
ut. both in his premises, and iyerences. il the fol
lowing sentence--.' There is no fear that the pre-
" sent tariff will mot we presume) stand. because
/" it is setted thai jackson will be 2 esden of the
" United States, aah hi, i,Hend, IN ugress WI!
: not destroy the work of crown d.!
We beheve there great fear that J.c>si WI ~ b,
President, certai quar- and tha ,er tsars are
we'll founded events testify. And fur her, we
eve that should jackson be elected he wui eer have to
prve those who elect nn, WELD all his H.
huence against the tariff IN any shape, ud ,iu
I'cuus Ii the tariff lke,y TO suif from the mos
zeal Of ltnos" it certainly in bad hands
all roun for its old friends would long sine have stFan
ed 1t, had they not been prevent ,one OF the atel
has openly confessed hls intention TO boiSon But be
eylng the Patriots dydu. senne is To be favourable
to eIeciye tariff hope tc time will come, when We
shall sec hun act himself.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-31

The Newark Gazette says " We have hereto
fore calculated on majority in the Reserve OF 4soo
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From Poulson's Phladelp phia Advertiser.
On Friday evening last, g lady residing
in the southern part Of this city, gave her
child, an infant about five months old, an
excessive dose Of Lsudanun, instead Of
Pareporic Elixir. Soon after it had been
administered, the peculiar symptoms ofthe
narcotic were excited. and the lamentabls
mistake was discovered. DIR. MARsELIs of
Southwark, was sent for, who introduced
an elastic gum catheter into the stomach
81 the infant. and by means ofa syringe
and warm water, soon exhausted and cleans
I'd il of i,s fatal contents. The infant is
now well. This method Of treatment par.
tieularly in cases Of poison BY opium, is
certainly preferable to that Of employing
sntido,es, or emetics, which are often slow
and uncertain in their operation, in eonse-
ouence Of the torpor which powerful seda.
tives occasion.
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Btu.
NautitaI fntflIiDrnlr.
PORT OF.VEHPORT.
ENTERED.

E.NIERED,
S!oop Huntress. Heath, New York.
CLEARED,
Ship Elbe, S,anhope, Havana,
Ship Boy, Greene, MstaDzas.
Brig Union, Bailey, West Indies.
Schooner Washington, Eldrege, Norfolk
SIoop Hun,ress, Heath, Providence,
.4RRIV.4LS.
FRrpAr Feb. S--arr. brig Edward g.
Mary, Burgess, fr. Somerset.
BrIgs Bsrzillia, Msbee, for Baltimore
Spartan, Courtney, for Wilmington, Fl
Prov.
Sloop Superior, Child, fr. N. York,
Sloops Rosetta. Maybu, f. N. Bedford
May Flower, Gibbs, fr Wareham both for
New York,
Sch. Essex, S,annard, fr Boston, for Say
brook,
Sch Adno, Beers, fr N. Bedford. for NY
SArURpAr-arr brig Cora, Morrison, Fl
Prov for Mobile,
Schrs Mark. Eldredge, for Boston; Geo
g. Mary, Gibbs, for Baltimore r. Prov.
Sch. Panama. Milton, from Boston, fol
Fredericksburg.
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5O.CG0 bushels OF Sand,
for Mortar.


nEOpOSiLS will je received until tho
Il 18th of March next. inclusive, for tho
delivery on the wharf ri Fort Adams, New.
port Harbor. of 10000 bushels Of Sand for
Stone Mortar tn. Sand must lie clean
coarse and free from pebbles, and the propo.
sails mus; he accompanied by a fair sample
thereof The delivery 70 commspce by the
18th Of April next and TO be made IN such
quantities, and AT speh times as the progress
of the work may require.
Proposals viii also be received during N.
same period, for the delivery al said Fort Nd.
ans, Of I0,O 900 bushels Of Sand Of a finer kind
for brick nportsr--the proposals 10 be accom-.
panied BY fair sample tlIefeof
JOS. q. TOTTEN, Maj Eng's.
Brevt. Ii. Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Hsrbor,
January 9Th, 1e25.
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Position and bearings or the Bucys, fur.
nished by Government, which have recently
been anchored at the entrance of Mobile Bay
On tho Bar, in L. feet of water, east side OF
the main Ship Channel is 4 Spur Buoy, paint
cd black above white, the Light House bear.
ing per compass North. distance ~ miles
PASSING this Buoy the course lies IN SNW
w. ~ !, >, q, and iothoms water until past
sand Island on tho arhoard side.
East ~ from said Island, and on The cas-.
side o' the Channel is anp,her Spar Buoy.
painted white above black, in l3 feet water
lying on very steop bank midway between
which and III" Island is tho main Chnnncl
WNN. fro;r the Light House on the Wes,
Rank, in nthoms water, is third Buoy
painted white
The bearings hcre civer. are all Nv com
pass. Tho Magnetic variation is deg %
min. East
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| sloop Mary, Sturtevsnt, ir. Rochester,
! for Norwich,
SUSpay--arr sch Bellona, Eldrsdge, fl
NYork for Troy,
MoNpAr-arr schrs Edward, Hall, for
Philadelphia Premium, Gage, for Norfolk;
Gibraltar, James, for do fr Prov.
Sloop Caroline, Pitman, fr Bristol, for
Boston,
Sloop VEINS, Child, fr. Prov. for Nlork,
WEpNEspAy,--.arr. sloop Hun,ress,
Heath, 81 hours fr y. York.
NJ NOR.9ND3.
The sloops William, SwaSry, and Union,
Sou,hwick. ofthis port, Cor ~ Augustine.
were waiting wir NJ Chatleslon, @d inst.
The brig Benjamin Ruggles, Waite, O,
this port, Cor Nav YORK, WAS At Csmpcs.
chy, Dec. 2Oth.
Shin Newpor', Burroughs, ofrhis port r.
Philadelphia, sailed II AMER ior Canton,
22d July.
Brig Pomona Newtop. Of ,his port. f. \.
OrleaGs, arr. at Phlladclphla 9Th. Passed
in the River bound up, brlgs RelvIfeu. Nd,
~, and Union; and schr Jane, Cornell, tr
Charleston, all of this port.
Sailed fr Havana, 22d ult. brig Criterion,
Taylor of this port, for New Orleans.
Left at s.. Thomas, 18th ult. brig Sen
bird, Carr, olthis port, for Bal.'ccre next
day.
Left at st. Jneo de Cuba. 18th u',. brig
Amstel, Brownell. for Cumberland Harbor
in days; Columbus, Gardiner, of Kings.
ton, r. l. returned in distress; repairing.
The u. ). ship Erie, capt. Turner, was
of Ma'anzas 30th u,. standlre IN.
At Havana, Jan. 30. ship 1runsli, Lat
.orman of this port urc Chariot =, Church,
for Bristol, unc Roger Williams, Mosher
of do. for Barcelona {; America, Hanna Of
Bristol, unc FamelBisley, for Prov. unc;
Marcia, Maybery, do. do. Neptune,
Howe. for Bristol; Caliban, Bowen, Of
Bristol, disch;
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Court efProbdtr, .Ns,rpon, fsb. an, 1928.
-" HEREAS the Guardians accounts
w on the estates of James ANTHONY.
Of Abner Hathaway, and of Sophia A. r.
Phillips.and also the Guardianship accounts
ON the estate of John Lake, Charles z Lake.
anu Edward Lake, minors, and children of
Jonathan Lake, jr. deceased, aud the Exec.
utors account Oh the estate Of said Jonathan
Lake, jr, have this day been pre- resented,and
the consideration ,hereofreferrcd to court
o'prooaie TO be holden at the state house IN
sa'd Newport, on the first Monday of March
next, at o'clock, A. NJ. :-.Notice is
therefore hereby given,to all persons inter
estcd in the estates Of the individuals above
named, to appear at said time and place, If
they see fit, aid they shall be heard.
by order of said Court,
B. B. ROWLAND, PROB. Clerk.
Feb. 9TH, 1929.
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His Honor Lieut. Gov. Charles Collins. OF
this town, took passage in the ship Boy
which sailed from this port on Tuesday last,
for Matanzas. He goes, wo understand, in
CONSEQUENCE nf i'll health