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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-03
NUMBER 22s.


or Some 'border rufianp hes sest TO ths
St Louis Tntelligencer Communication aba
sing an "abolition" preacher in Kansas. We
extract the following passage, which even Sch.
ator Douglas might read with ITotit:: :.
You are fourth rate preacher, but a fiat,
lrate liar Crime, cowsTdics, AID corruption
glare forth from your CLASSY. gimlet5 5skewedF
Isyes,, 'sike guilty thing upon fearful sa1a-s
Imors." f~a.se s s-t II ss.1..-s 81 ss..,Sssss
When the Devil shall search hsll for bis Jew
els, he will gloat with fendish grin, and ex-
press his joy in an eldriteh, and uneartblY
squeak upon finding, il the lowest abyss, the
Iputrid, gangrene, leprous, and plague spotted
body OF D. S** Now, ]. dismiss you to the
lashings Of your own guilty conscience!-you
assinine, ape e-browed, ash colored abolitionists
you black hearted, black eyed, brainlsss buzz
card! you craven, cringing. cheese faced ceWrI:
lardl you dark, damnabIe. donbls-aced drif-.
eler! you empty, crawling, creeping earWigt
you foul headed, hsh-mouthed fooll you god:
less guilty ghoul! yol heaven defying. he'll
EdeserTing hypecritei you itch-infectedi inferT,
nal pimpi you Jesuitical, Judas Iscariotl yon
knock -kneed, kangaroo shaped knase you
lousy, loose .tougued loafer! you mullet-head-
| ed miserable uandrakei you pusilanimous.
lpewter-eyed poltroon! you razor-faced, red
mouthed "rip!u you sap-headcd, shallow
Drained scrub! you talIow faced, trucking :
ltrcksterl you unwashed, unannointed ulcer,
you white-livered, wall-eyed. weazel -soulsdS
lwireworker you yeiping yellow jaundiced
Iyahoo! you "gizzard- d-footed." 4igsag zaney; +
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THE MONTH OF MAY.

The aoEery month of May has ever been .
favorite season for peculiar description; and
some of the Muses. sweetest breathings have
been sung in its praise. Thus Milton has the
following beautiful apostrophe: t s
Shall oouuteous Mayf that does inspire
Mirth, and youth and warm desire,
Woods and graves ara of th5 dressing,
E Hill and dule both boast thy blessngi r
Thus we salute thee wisa our eGrfy song,
And welcome thee, and wish ihe long" fsa u
: And Thomson has described the fields and
orchards as in this month displaying their
highest beauty-as being all
2"ooe boundless blush. one whte-emp utPied shower
2 William Hewitt, too, has expressed his ge-
niaI sympathy with the beauties of nature ana
May, in the following sweet verses:
"May is come and May is flying; 23~
y Spring is here. end Spring Is dying: erass5s
Shouta welcome, frank and dowingi
Z Say fareweli! for she is goIng:al, t@- aas-f -
tTis the hour when life is deepest:
IT'S the hour when most thea weepest:
Ills the day whom towers la nunecrs 4G
2 Strew the sainted In their slnm6ers
Buds are breaking; love iswak3ng;
= Time oar very breath is tukiGR. .fsts 3a
Weare iocund are dropping;
g Summer comes, for spsing Is stooplng-" ID 1zs1l
HebeD in "aIay-day. Carroll" celebrates
the beauties of May, in charming verse: 4.
"Queen of fresh aewers
Narm vernHl slArs Lbeyt 1-is s& sftBlf =
Bring the warm showers,
Brig the genial ray.
2 In natures greenest livery dres,, Ia szt.t-.- s.
Descend on earth's expeetnpt breast,
To earth and heaven welcome guest, Fi=.a lst.5--
Thou meiry month OF May"
Herrich has sung of it as the season when
"Aurora throwshe fair
Fresh-quted colo g through tie aif-" ,sl1 s5
And Cowper, and Wordsworth, and Cole
ridge have woven for it chaplets of immortal
beauty, and have hallowed it with the incense
Of heavenly song. 7.@s -'0
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LIABILITIES.
unsettled Claims for Losses and not due...

LIABILITIES. ~>--->-.-r
Unsesi cd Claims for Losses and not due SIT esz ~
The Compan presents it patrons the very
condition large neFeaae in Cash AsSs
security theft pellcisali our investments e
piaced ct the atket v4lae &c the present
ofsome depression in the standard OF arg
paving stock good valuable and aean
Testments Yielding moderate interest and income Ihe
the Assets have heea vaUSd eenF
ID AT INTEREST Besides this olidlty the npay cais
70 The strength 10 derives Fr its
Of ATeneias agents having the
az unitel phalanx Of EXPERIENCED CSDGRW
results 20 and claimants Tor
In enter the with prestige future aae
has yet reached really rloS In
surarce Corporstion. s,.,,..--. 7.ar
;sma0-sf ALLEN G. HALLnCK. Agent.
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G~The correspondent of the London Daily
SeAs says: The Emperor has ordered the
nurse net 20 kiss the babv!' edi ts p =
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i pURIFNF FYOU k h LO O ID
Joy TO the WOr1dfg
sTf TlEE ONLY INFAkLlBs.E 1khM EOH. -


all the msdicines discovered during ss
present thorsand ills that nesh is beir ee
senc equal wonderful preparation Only three
have elapsed since the dseoyerer lSno spsnt essA9s
blie and it k already reecgnred ~ the emil
en parts the country to De the
ping and effective remedy for eertan diseases o. Waisa
they have knowledge. t5- fiss.x. $50 ....ssaxfe
failed 70 the faculty becsuse
ing found contain noxious nErs1
good effects of the
the health Of THE patient isIetso Nth
This the pure and genuine of the roes VIA
trial and perfect cure OF shg
following complaints and disehses $50 =
Affection of the Bonss erf-r 4..zsss F4e E b 8
HsbituRi Cossivenssss ,,s..-e,
bs,ss:s; bs.as.s of III. kss.y. s.y. Sl2z
nyspepsia, fo}ft~ -- ,,-.u.~~ r;.sasss
Eryasipeisa,
Female lrregaiartttos. sefoiuAA. oI 4xnhsiis.
Fistnia. I1 sg -t =. f-'~~
abeve. Ii is also khoNn 70 nt
tonic purifying the blood and nsgorsthx tne
systsn Fg,E .r.,ar In &ha e.sss mentioned
;ts General eject the system ts aesf elcaco ~
I. remedy of the age II airesdg sxten
the contr and - last
Ss;iy coming the propretors and Be bas
in recommending and All who desire
20 nroeure from sufrrng One bottle beng ftss
effects TO admit farthsr aou
Reooset Hurieys sarsaparila is the only
s-Pree ons dollar per bottle, six for ave
manufa.sory. corner OF seventh
Streets Louisville. KY. AL At wholesale houses et
BACON. HYDE co.. 81 Louis. Mo-
KELLER. FARSsLEY Co.. Evansville. LsS. 80,
kuI ell extensive Druggists thraushoes sae
asttss. Can ada. Mexico and South Ameriea AP1-V
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VALUABLE LOT
-ns. xAx,. nN A. CIR r. TFTTs

sell Lot DIG
ansvilie the whole Lot or
"a, Sn IL nurehvers Terms payment: !. = ane 2yeh
With interest pa aNis annually Psyrisnss .
CURED. api9 Iol3 e. - - -
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w.rCHEs. CLoCKss JEWEM,aAk e .I 80. s
wY have Just received Saad are Jsvsiry
ciaSs sver Ware short all articles usnaiy nsps
"a sell At very low figures The nneic
a5s ths ladies partcasar are Gsasss e ss SoNs
stock ane prisss. Man sti eel bet. IL aaa-a-
apl9 - ----------- - ---.-,~
.Tsups ssyss ysuaso Sc, 81 tft7 ~
" pfy Se2 - s7sfs n F-r7
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CLARKE & STANFIELD, F.a
rARPENTEFRS AND IOMNERSS

Shop First and CEes1rt streets. -z.s 81
IL work entrusted 70 done With neatness AID es'
az Particular sgention paid putting mp ef stotss
Store Fronts. and JobbipR gena1s1f@. mhZo-t
BEEE Lake att % pa EEzfss o5 Sais
| @@pH srit h roqE. q Sor = s
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sagRwOOD HCU Sc.

gWyiE subscriber taken the above house, ana mas
entirely rehtted and resurnished it, and is prepared
10 stertan the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable by
MI Peter Burke and good stock of ofhorsesand car
The large clean and welllocated, and good
constan attendance
will be paid the care OF lei with nun @ ior Keep
no and in ali res pects the public ha lhnd the Sher
q u "a a ,rond Hotel tfya-tfI J. A. RYERS- F.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION. OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
nc III ~ n RsAR 6,nNN
e HARTFORD, CONN.

JANGAk !, 1850.
As presented It's Stockholders, and made out In p
ance with STATE laws New York. Ohio. Indians. Ainei
&c
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EVANsv1ILE,- IND. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 8. 1856.
LOUISVILLE.

FEED AGRICULTURAL HOUSE
MILLER. w INNATE g. co.
and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
M Garden Implements. No Ring PeaPinR sEd IhTesn
ing Field Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIS Mail
street opposite Bank OF Louisville. louisville Ky.
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ITENNEY& sORkNsDl

wRoLEsALE DEALERs IN GROCERIES AND LlauoMS' ooNNNN
VINE STs.. EVAN SviLLE' IND.
'vwyHR this day formed tor
the parpsse of doing Wholesale Grocery ana L.auor
huIInasa Esving suecssdsd the business OF Mesrs ANS
Ho yes their stock and made addttons 20 MAKE
shall be able 20 oner as good
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any ety N she
Vest. -7s 9l-s- SoprNSoN
ans
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MECHANICS WtFRKS,
1ITNDRY AND q MACHINE SHOP.


fEf- .--f- EVANSVILLE. IND. SO 81
WILLIAM BOWIE & CO.,
AyING Mr. Henry Schr1ber's well HoeH
Foundry, would respectfully continuance OF the
extended him. invite the attention OF all who
Esnt Foundry any kind done. te our fact.S
TIE business. and will warrant All worK
c d. ices asensble We are prepared g
yra Steam gnes Fire Engines. Hydtauc Presses To-
bacco SCREWS Presses. Saw Mil and
rFildius Bastugs Horsepower Thragner Germ SheSrs'
lard kettles Lard Presses Ratosd work Steannoat ne
pair DONE etc.
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
hereto, 5i
Brass castings of all kinds made to eTder - r,r
All orders may BE- addr =sSed TO " d. bO1 Lb z Cg.,
1nbas Sw = E----- .-r--e.. Evansville Ind.
GRDSs keg fsd with leather; "a dos OK Marroa
Is dosonz square German Cologne a dog bears OIL for
sale by ap17 . l. . =. --s1.---- a Ig = -
WOO IaSesrfoons Bo4net Ribbons and ndsoue styles
100 do new styles Dress Trimnings; ls.
$50 dos Caunhrit Cravats assorted qualittes
rs pieees super tWiil'd French Black Clothi
~ cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, different widths; ~
5so Parasols assorted styles. pes Satin De chinai
III so dos Tuck Combs. IS doz India Rnbher Fuh Combs
f0o do5 Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons
100 zro metal Coat Buttons; $50 horn Pana co. reed
.h;s Sev an for sale BY JAS Low 4 Co.,
! mh29- -dAw 4ts Main strees LouleVIt~ ~;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO GOAT MEN.

I fHAvf opened. the cor -
Es( Ansr Canal and Main streets.
L&y7S5E ri Roar SToRE aud FAMILY GRfSkRl Esfre-
SsE@ Iishment whore viii be prepared &c All ones
to supply Ohio Boats and families wisn sssFy ar
sicle they need In the way of Stores -zx.
CsrAl Eoatsmsn particalari7 rs2aes ~
my place. nhI3-2swdsf JOae ~ EAEn L1.
tase. NEW SPKING GOODS. 1856
M s in strrs os os Sprag style Goods
vkc are prepared dispose Of At the loWsst
shs all the latest OF Roees az
from the and manufsetnrer and hops " our
So - - sha;r rotronsea. O. EW ELL & Co..
: -hi3-f corner inc ane E---s
GA nbSS I.-- z. II. O50K 3OS.
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WM. K. VEcGR I

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
othos in the '.Cruacent City Bank building
AA AHA ~ ny25
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SsA miss z. n. C90

TO RRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASoNs-
TIME Of o the county Of
mex receive and consider selled proposals Tor
BRp0e zrrE aBurMeSTS, over Pigeon Oraek nesr
ody Mil specifications of the proposed work
the Office of undersgasd by persons
SeT,sSas nbSa.e - ~ WILLIAM a. WALKER A. %.
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VWSHE undersigned haring determined g move to
on the leading from Evansyilts to MI ernon
ii Perry Township. containing l26 acres SAD ana COM
r tfee tracts ali veil imrroved and supplied with
the aud in healthy part the county Of
ai Farm application TO the under
Sis19 9o - Ssv ~ ~ ~ f- THOMAS KNIGHT.
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STATEMENT. -+ :
The namo of the Cor ration Is 1RTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford. ConRectiest.
ASSETS
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ReAp rux FOLLOWING cEiTsricATxs.
r...-..n.. Z sEs- Nnr. i :

-5 -.-.4-s LONDON. Laurel hS.. New. Il tss4.sz-
Y SMITH & Go.-Last month, when on vsaS.
hssng been afflicted With the chns aad
for x week. Ga3.rg retcf in the
that took induced give ycur tsver and
trial, and days missed th ehlii and DAY
nrayinx dav since; think tat the Wal repf2
on me earnestly snis prepA
who sfhtoted win Sge et
Chilis. Yours truly. JOiis a. SAN:A1 -.
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mMRFNTS-25 cases ,tyles fancy PriRt; giaa--
3 do black and white do sa7 55
do solid black do;
Reed this day and for sale hy JAMES LOW q W
4IS Aain streeS'
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HE'LL HANGER,

LOCK AND GUN MI v "a
ToRBINH, such repairing Umbrellas. Parasos' memo
S lns Brass m0aA''AS JAMES sP ALDISG.
o..ae- Corner Fourth and Main strests
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a tOOPER'a TOOLS full assertIaen. oi knlSTs
~ Planes and Truss Hoops just rec BY steamer
Tweed aud for sale by w MALohLnOsnsss MI "a
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SSnN ~ ~ Iot,or Floss: $50 gre Linen Floss: 81
~ "a Az Hair Rraids: $50 doz Dress Buttons:
rs nos fancy Silk handsome styles: ,g.-1t..
40 pcs black Bombaztue; 50 fancy All wool Bareges
ARanrd kbs day and for sale by JAMES LOW q O1,s..
iero nhIsSsw s 4is Main street.. Louisville. kN
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~SITIZEN Bank Cherok Insurance and Banking Com
many plan era Mechanics. and Lagrange Bank
Georgia Bank Chatauooga and rcia Bank Of
Georgia and North aHf South taken at Pa
ior ~ utospA W ~ .t-l S,c.. Water.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

X. q. WHISTLER. o. A. .le-RoBissoN
WHEELER ROBINSON
ATToRNEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT Law,
: tsucce.sors to Ingle. Wheeler & tgiehars-l
General Ia nd and Collecting 7Eeney ONES on ID st
Ogpe sife the nsp Court House Battdt"g, near
Washington Hotel, ErGRsuiHe, IND. -
NB.--H. @. whneisr Notary Public mir mnZI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

THE HERBERT OAsR The PRISONER ADMITTED
10 BALL. WASHINGTON, May 49, Judge Craw
gave his decision this moroiug in the Herbert
hsbeas corpus case, saying among other things:
sin any view in which jury can take Of the
evidence in this case. underproper instructions
from the Court as to the law it is quite clear shat
a conviction for murder should not take place.
If the evidence had left room for debate whether
the prisoner was guilty Of murder or manslaugh-
ter, or was entitled to an acquittal, although
the ground for sach debate might have been
slight should hays remanded him TO prison.
In relation to the two last branches Of the In :
quiry just stated, namely, whether the charge
granddaughter can be maintained or the de
PENDANT should be discharged, there is contia
dctory, testimony. and not only contradictory
but utterly irrsconcilesble, and it is not for the
court but for jury to say what part Of that
testimony they will credit, and what the weight
of evidence which may he adduced on a trial
| shall be-. When matter Of fact is Involved
the court should bail or remand. The discharge
would be for tho court to try and decide upon
| the truth Of fact, for which person may be
committed, instead of the jury. The order Of
the court is that the prisoner enter into recog-
nizancs in $4,000 for his appearance at the
June term of the Criminal Court, to answer
the charge Of nansaughtsr.
Joseph A. Perrott and james Owner entered
bond for that amount, and the prisoner was
released.
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The RECALL OF THE BRiTisH MINISTER. in
reference to the announcement that The British
CasIaet has arrived at the decision not to recall
Mr.. Crampton,the Liverpool Times says:
We have no means ut present Of affirming or
denying the correctness of this statement; but
assuming it to be a fact, we certainly cannot
congratulate Lord Clarendon on the decision at
which he has arrived, nor the British Cabinet
in supporting him in that exclusion. While
expressing unreseryedy this opinion, we are
free 70 admit that the Minister for Foreign
Affairs may possibly be in possession ofinforma-
ton Of which the world at large is Ignorant; but
If the statements which have appeared in the
American papers respecting the Conduct ofMr
Champion 10 the discharge of his official duties
be correct statements, by the way, which
have been copied into the Eaglsh papers with.
out word of contradiction then we assert
unhesitatngly that this resolution is very
foolish one. and may be productive of immense
mischief hereafter.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15


SLAVERY IN CUBA.-The planters and mar
chants Of the Island Of Cuba have presented a
memorial 10 the Queen ofSpain asking permits
sion to Introduce into the Islaud, as an expert.
ment, forty thousand colOnists from the coast
Of Africa.
VAST NUMBERS of grassheppsrs have again
made their appearance in California, and il Is
feared will dcvastate the country to a greater
extent then they did last year.
tits said the Hon. Reverdy johnson has
been secured as counsel by the friends of 4.
Heating, who waskilledin Washington by Mr.,
Herbert.
MIR. John Hilliard Cameron, of Canads has
proposed that the Queen of Great Britain be in
vited to visited her dominions in Canada.
at Boston, beef, which last year brought
Sill per hundred, is now selling at So SO, and
potatoes are only 4Oc. bushel.
Riddick Sewell was prblicly executed a, Hert.
ford. N. O., on Friday last, for the murder Of a
negro woman.
Jas. Costello, Of New Orleans, sentenced to
death, recently attempted TO commit, suicide
by sta5bing himself with fork.
Capt. A. Mcdaniel, of the steamer ]. H.
Haughton, was drowned by falng overheard
in the Cape Fear River, last week.
The court house of Fountain county, lad,
was destroyed by fire, with the county records
on the Esd ult.
Peter johnson, for murder, has been sen.
fenced at Greensboro, N. O, to be hung on the
9Th ofJune.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15

WILL THERE BIZ wAR.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the North American, in his letter
OF the 18th inst, says:
"The President is now decided in his purpose
to receive the Nicaraguan Minister, and his in :
tention may be communicated in his message
answering the resolution Of inquiry from the
Senate on Central American Afflirs. The OPP
position in the Cabinet seems not to have of
fected bis inclination in regard to this matter
This step, if taken in connection with the dis
missal of NJ. Oramp now determined upon,
it is supposed by sagacous men will have ghs
effect of reviving Lord Palmerston's power, al
present just totteriDg to its fall and Of serious
Pean governmenfs. Momentous constituencies
may ensue which ought not to be disguised
involving as they do the peace Of the country
In various quarters, and inviting entangle :
ments not fally appreciated by the public
A sensation will undoubtedly be produc ed
Throughout Europe, leading to new and formid
able combinations against the United States
This may be regarded as the gravest copiunc
ture which has arisen since th Oregon diff
sells.
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Congressional Proceedings.

In the U. 8. Senate, on Tuesday, the Conn.,
mittee Of Conference on tho Deficiency Bill sub.
mItted report which was adopted. Gen. Oass
then resumed and concluded bis speech upon
the Kansas question. Senator Clayton followed
in speech advocating the abrogation of the
Sound Dues Treaty.
In the House. Mr.. Jones, OF Pennsylvania,
replied to the remarks CT Mr.. Fuller in regard
TO the career of Mr.. Buchanan, and political
discussion followed. The report Of the Com,
mittee Of Conference on the Deficiency Bill was
adopted. Judge Evans, of Texas, made pro-
slavery speech.
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REGISTER'S OFFTCE,

Weto Castle COUNTY, Mar. IA, 1896.
ITPoN THE application Of Jonathan Draps5 Executor
or Red Lion Hundred, in said County, deceased; It Is
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Exc
outoT aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of Letters
Tostamentary upon the Estate Of Tue deed, with TIE
posted within forty day from the date 81 such Letters
six of the most public places of the County Of New
Castle all having demands against the
Estate present the same or abide By an Act Of
saline to be inserted within the period in the Della
ware Republican, new spaper published IN Wilmington,
and to be continued therein two months, or 90, +
i-~-) Given under the hand and sea- OF once oIthe
SLSS Register aforesaid, at New Castle. in New Gas
}-~S lie County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. VANDEVERI Register.
NoTIcEAl persons having claims AGAINST ne rs;
10 ire Executor on or before the l4th day of March,
A. D.. 1851 abide the Act of Assembly in such case
MAUI anu JONATHAN DRAPER, Executor.
Re lion Hundred Mar. l4'la56 2O-2m
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IYeW CaSHe CoNNty, aRftE IbtE, Is5B.
Upon THE application of Marin 1ervls, Admistratrx
~ of Hughes b, Jervis, late Of White Clay Greek Hun
dred in said County, deceased IT is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notiSe Of the granting Of Letters # upon
causing advertisements to be posted within forty NAys
from the date of such Letters, six of the public
sons having demands ssanst the Estate to present tho
and provided And also causi ng same be insert ed
within the same period in the Delaware Republican,
newspaper published in Wilmington and to be continIen
therein two months. .
I--J Given under the hand and Seal of Office of the
III. s. Register aforesaid, at New CASTLE in New Cas-
(~N-~tte County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. VANDEVER, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the Es-
of the deneased present the duly
to the AdgknstratIix, before April 10TH A. d. 1857,
abide tile Act of Assembly in such pro-
vided, (apr 29-2mFI MARIA JFRVIs. Adm'x.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-15
REGISTER'S OFFICE,

Nelp CngtEe C0Nnfy, Mar, II, 1886.
ETPOS the application of ia lbs DENNEY, Admin
~ istrator OF JAMES DENNEY, late Of the city Of
and directed By the Register that the Administrator aoTe
said, give notice of he granting OF tiers Of Adnns
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
the most public places Of the County Of New Gaste
present the ae abide by an Act Of Assembly IN such
made and provided. And also the 10 be
inserted within the period in the Delaware Repdb
can, newspaper published Wilmington, and to be
tnued therein two months.
I-~) GIVEN under the hand and Seal of Office Of the
SLS Register Aforesaid, at New CASTLE IN New Castle
{S County aforesaid, the day and year above written.
PETER b. VANDEyER, Register,
N0TICE.-A persons having claims against the Els
tate Of the deceased must present the same duly aesed
the Administrator or before the nth day of March,
1857 or abide the of Assembly in such made and
provided JAMES DENNEY, Administrator.
Mil Creek Hundred, March IL. 1856 2O-2m