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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

ID J. KELLY WILL SELL. AT AUCTION, THfs DAY,
10 o'clock, at y Catherine street. extensy stock
OF dry goods suitable for this fail trade. Ladies'
should attend this SALE the goods wiz be sold lots sub
purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

\ III. TFrps. kuCT1oNrrR.--BY II. y. 1EELs CO..
r,sv Oc,ober IL nj ~ O'Clock, IN front ol sore.
sheet y splcn6d thoroughbred bay mare, I've
old lei hands high rot irds Of three rnnutes
IrvaDea - c either IA double harness, or under
saddle ~ enc h~rsc has rfosahy never before been Of
"a az prhle ~ his city, Or aSngs coupe % wagon
'kuofe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

MohTGAGE SALE OF CARRIAGES, LIG WAGONS,
wi &c.-W. G. AI.BURFUS, auctioneer VIII sell Friday.
October H. 10 O'Clock opposite the City Hail. Brooklyn
six light covered wagons two carriages four bugges
and two set3 o, harness &c. Sale positive
SIDNEY CLAYTON Atty. FOR Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

TOR HANRR, DIRECT FRANCO AMERICAN COW
pany-ihc French screw steamship LYoNNAfS 2ni
Ions buEhcn cvauy, couuandcr wl leave for the above
rot 1hrudHy Oct no. at O'Clock precisely. from pier 81.
North riycr lIcc q passage. first cabin an sie hrs cfta
forward so For freight passage apply to the snts fine
steamer siso VIII succeed the Lyoprais
In. z Ed. HNIKlEk 4 Co, z Hrnad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
MEDICAL.

A LADY NJ II. CURES DysPEPsrA. Liver, HEART
IN Kidneys bladder, &c stone, diabetes, iscoDscnence
urine ught day; invoeraie rheumaLn chs ard negy
Diseases Cascs given by Others pariic aary
0ncc 6-e Sixth avenue, lrom III A. VI. 70 ; l.. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

TO1Ts CliALK'S
" CoNSIRyATOIEE Dc PIAEOroRTR,
AT IEscosEEs PiaNof0eaE WAg,Ro0ss,
ia Btuaa~sy
rrscicaf ar5 theoreica cf 1, .trucsou Ne
piano. lan OF saore Para. suuos
divided eight each The comprises
clht Of ~ hours each lhe fs hour devoted
the reading sgh Of symphonic masterpieces traascrseA
eight psDos The hour Is devoted TO individual
sucon. cs pupil in PLAYING brilliant pscs ~
fcdern pisro composer IN order sdln the who
nFe application and IN order TO classify them according to
their proficiency kr g0eiak has divided It's nAe
elementary ." middle" and superior class AZ appu-
ca'iurs made, caSses fornsl Terms Of Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

F rNRy n IfsRTs, JR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sair az sesRrs hrandics &C on Frtay, Oct ", nj II
Iocl Al Inc eticsrooms, No ss Pine street. COMPRISING
az, ian gecass af yafions braris cavendish tobacco
ndies n ~ - cases and deniohns geen AMI black teas
= farnit,itc, Gc. ny oreer Of FREDERICK l.. VtLdE
ugy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16


L,0R NORFOLK AND RICIMOND.-TiIE UNfTEn
III states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
win leave for tho above places Saturday the sh inst
4ocock r. N from uer Is North river She VIII arrive
Norfolk on sunday afternoon. aud Richmond on MONDAY
Morning Passengers for the South will proceed without de
lay by he great mail line Charleston Augusa. savannah
&C Travellers will End this the cheapest peasanet and
rotm 10 Norfolk - Petersburg Rchmond $40 Storage
half price Apply 70 LAMPLEAsANTs, - Broadway
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA SEMI WEEKLY
United States Mail Line The and magnif steam
chip NASHVILLE, hos D. Evans commander, will leave pier
No North river, on Saturday, O'clock, VI, precisely
For freight apply board where all bills OF adng VIII be
signed snd fcr passage the once 81 sPoFFoRn, THIS
TON co, ~ Broadway. The splendid steamer MARION,
W. Foster, msnder VIII succeed and leave wedncs
day Oct -. The favorfc steamer arous makes regular
trps The lows landings The 81 Johns river Florida
connecting With the steamers rom New York and leaving
Charleston Tuesday ~ O'Clock Through tickets 70
Jacksonville, ksf; TO PiaikA. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

Upward sCHENCK, AUcTf0yxER-To ANSWER
msny ina nres TO the sale OF pictures exhibit
III our sssssnon, would state they will be positively
Id on Tucs6ay the eist inst Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

\ ,prwAEr-sUCIToN NOTICE.. v VAN AN.
lVFRp \ nirlh regular trade sale 81 hardware and
|erv hrayy loods. tea trays American goods French
|Hlck& and hUges R1ns an pistols, FPS Tasks
yi lAfc place on Thursday, oc III AZ 100 clock al ZIG
street Tho sale III cumnt nee in the stock ~ RS
= a. order ii he assignee. all particulars in catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

vrEE1H EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, By MEANS or
i abcnrmhing apparatus applied TO the gums by DE-. Y.
WILSON dentist ~ Bond Owing 10 is simplicity lie
harmless effects sppsren TO AL Also, improved Amos
phec plates securing perfect lrniness IN the mouth
T,EETH-NEw STYLE, ARE INSERTED FROM 0yE
II 70 full set, the best manner, with without cy'rsn
ing the rcoss By DR.. NAPOLEON PRErERHE us mpror
ed atmospheric pressure plates for artificial teeth ruperor
10 those generally Tech extracted without pain Price
moderate Apply ri As Broadway. Satisfaction warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

GEN TOM THUMB
VIII go through bis entertainment songs dances persona
uons DC; after ~hch a very pretty Farce.
1BE LARGEST SNAKES IN THE WORLD
The collect or that has created such sensao1
all raraei may be their ds1 without the
slightest CANCER
The Dwarf Lady, the Happy Family. &C. 20 be seen a.
usual
AdInit,arce cry thing ac chlltren under Ten Islc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
EDWARD SC aExoK, ArcrIoyEER by EpwaR

|NDWAHp HENIk, AttTftNffn.-BN EDWAhD
u sCHFhCK Co. on Friday. Oct IL at i2is A. NJ, In
on, Of their orr ~ Nassau street, span or elegant blood
|y horses l5 hands high Az and old
perfectly kns sound and gentle 10 every way fast and
|vish driyerr Also, light carriage made by Brewster
|so doubt barnes has been ueed but three months Also
mare, is hands high SIX old arranted in
law and ,Tot In three mnu'es Also beautiful white
|rsc, warranted Ia every way with sdys saddle aud bride
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

ID W. WEsTcOTT AUCrI0sEEH SECOND HAND
H.. furniture al aucton-On lday nj 10 O'Clock, at No. A
TeG Fouree3th street consisting at sofas tn
bles chairs bureaus looking glasses carpets bedseais
wig desk. beds and bedding and kitchen furniture pots
kttites cockery. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16


EsoK LIVERPOOL UNITED 1T ATES MAIL STEAM
ssf y EEntOsson Lowhev concst Ger. will depart ~th
enr usited Ssses mails for Europe positively Saturday
Yet ~ 81 ~ O'Clock. n, from her berth, at the foct OF
Cars sneet FOR freight passage. having unsgusied
sa1 Tor elegance and comfort APPLY % EDWARD
ColaIns % wall street Passengers req Vested to I'd
ca board II o'clock Am All oiters must pass Though
mS Sos once any others will he returned The stesmshp
aatiIr enpt West will succeed the Ericsson and sal 90
70 New aosk y reduced 70 four pounds per casureen
TH. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
sisAmships-
vRon new YORK 10 uyHarooL
Cnsex cabin passage. ,Q3o
C~V~e~ cs~u
FROM BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
49, .shp
Tbs ships from Boston call :. Haiifsx
rEkSiA Capt JutkinA CANADA. Capt Lang.
AnA oA. C.kt !! ntone AMERICA. CsOt WlckraAn
Arrr,A$, Cso6 = u Lou, MALARIA Capt. Ryro.
These vessels clear waits light at msSthead green
sArboara bow red on port bow
ASIA, Lo1 leave New York, Wednesday, Oo4 f. 1854
CaNADA Lang. Boston, Wednesday 0ct s. 1854
a. hNA Shsnnon. " New York. Wednesday Dot Is 1854
nrrAnMn1AkA, Lehch. bostou "Wednesday, Oct 22 1856
rEnSi =, Judkhs New York. Wednesday, Oct g. 1856.
anAb,A ssons, boston, Wedrestay, Nov. S. 1886.
Ae,a. Lou New York, Wednsst.y, Nov.lH 1885.
oaNADA. Tang Roson WsauesdAy, Nov 10. l35S.
An experienced surgeon board
Tue owners OF these ships viii be Zoe xS
LIVER nuon specie Jewery, Precious stonea metals
s on o. adus are sgned therefor aud tho value tAars
therein expressed
Fer &slgh o. passage spplyto
X. CUkARD, Nc Bowling ureeD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

Nl "A GOOD chameleon THE RECEIPT or n
p1 vii send % any address printed nstrueous thss VIA
enable mAio female 70 roalhe from $40 30
town country OF Tho year Aress Prosas
cor Williams. broadway Post oGlce Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

|,E.BERr $ SAVAGE, AucrfoYEEn PERI MProRY
saieol groceries upon which advanced have been made.
Friday Oct IL 81 TO-. A. NJ o, sacsroom, - Cedar
|eet sugar. 'esa. coffee, brandy Oara blackberry and
|erry braady, scotch and Irish whfkey, segars, &c
BAGLEY SAVAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

L-6E HAyBg DTRECT.--TRAEc0- AMaSTCsN CON
u pany.-The French screw scamship ALMA, 2 40 ton.
burhen, A. BOcande commander viii leave the
pest THURSDAY Oct e a. ocock precise " from pier s.
Sesh river Price OF passage first cabin ALL sV Gfst
bin, rward so Tor freight passage apply 10 he aseus
Tbs seAmsr Vigo viii succeed tho Aims
r. ~. & I'D P0fRtER eco, 81 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

w A. CARTER. AuCrIoNEEa.- m NOR
row a l0i o'clock. NJ 81 Deg street. OF Green
wch general hardware -stoye,s spades axes hachets
butcher knives liable cutlery forks spoons SCISSORS
liquors &c.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Nav


The ouuard steamship Canada, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 10Th last, arrived this evening at
8 80.
Tho steamship Washington arrived out on the 4th
inst,
new Britiab loan had been advertised for Eve
milliens sterling, to bs bid on the 18th inst.
Tho news consists only OF pence rejoicings
The Cunard steamship Cambria, aud the Collins
Steamship Baltic, arrived Mt Liverpool on the 9Th
The steamer Fulton saile5 from southam pion for
New York on the 7th with $50 passengers.
The steamship Canadian sailed from Liverpool on
the 7th for Quebec with 20 passengers
Tho clipper ship Haeer had gone ashore on Arkow
Bank, and would probably prove a total loss. The
passengers and crew, tothe humber Of over 500 had
been saved.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queen, to celebrate the peace, has granted an
amnesty TO all political offenders, and
Smith 0Brien, Frost, JONES' and others, may return
homo. Special exception. however, is made against
! those who escaped to the United States.
Lord Woodhouse, Under Secretary of Foreign AZ.
fairs, has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary to
st. Petersburg. The appointment is generally az
/ plnuded
The Lord Mayer Of London had given the custo.
mary banquet to the Ministry. The whole tone OF
| the speeches was csugratulaory respecting pence.
Count Persigny, the French Ambassador said ne TIL
| ing could sever the Alliance between France and
| England. Lord Palmerston replied, reeiprocatng
the sentiment. Lord Clarendon spoke, clarifying
peace and oUmpli nenting Russia. The American
minister was not present. being engaged at the an
nual dinner Of the Literary Fund where he made a
speech.
a regiment Of German layers at Plymouth had
mutinied, and the ringleaders had been arrested
They complained that the drill was TO severe, and
that they only enlisted till the end of the war.
FRANcE.-A bill has been Introduced int the
Legislature granting 400 900 francs for the baptism
of the Imperial Prince
A son of the King of Sweden, the King of Wiz
temburg, and Prince Maximillian, brother Of the
Emperor of Austria, are visiting Napoleon.
Count Edgar ey is to be the bearer OF Napoleon's
letter in reply to the Cars notification of his 40
cessien 10 the throne.
Count Morny has been appointed Minister to st
lersburg. Count 0rlof has taken Tor him the
gonxoa Palace on a three years. lease.
POPULATION on the Paris Bourse had reached a
height. The English commercial papers ar,
" the British capitalists against 1t.
SRsTUFFs.-The Brokers' Circular reports al
u I'd 10 Wheat, with moderate bust
ices unsettled. White Ola IL! |; red 81
kur has advanced I'd Is, with fai
buyers are holding back for lowe
PN R1MAetern Canal Flour 32s 3ls Cd; Phla
delpMa, Baltimore and good Ohio 3js 81 a 81 Cd :
Corn has advape,sl Cd, and white is scarce, with
moderately large export demand; southern sos prim
northern SIS Therelis some little speculative de
mand for yellow and mixed at 29s a EOS Cd.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

The WORLD We LIVE ma rough and
thorDy world is, and an awkward world to
get through; built might be- worse. 1t might
be better, II eyry enc would try in earnest to
make it SO. Twas walking. some time ago,
with countynan, whom ! observed, every
new and ihen.to kick aside any particularly
large or jaggedstone tn at lay loose upon the
horse-track. q don't like TO ee a stone like that
in the road" sid be, and not move 1t. Itmight
trip up horseani break riders neck, and
tbs very little tpuble to kick it aside" Oh,
that all pasSeu through the world would but
act on the saneplan.
There is treat scarcity Of laborers in the
lumber region Of Prince county, Wisconsin.
In the lumberrsgion ando farms, says the
Prescott Trauictipt. thousands Of men might
find employment at wages ranging from 1875 to
$40 per month and found. Steamboat hands
and raftsmen arr beng paid the latter figure,
and they are scstce at that.
The ship Matilda arrived at New York on
Wednesday, tr0h Antwerp, with 200 passen.
gers, who had Nth them nearly one million Of
dollars! One somsn had $4,000 in $40 gold
pieces quilted hto her petticoat They CON.
tributed loo f. ncs for the Tract Society,"
They were all, with the exception of twelve,
farmers seekins. hemes in the west.
Idleness inyOith makes way for painful and
miserable old age.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
For tho Delaware Republican
THE VISION -pr cora

A3a NASAbN III COLA,
DnpIoArRD To 3. n. WOODLAND, PA.
The moon shone DER the watsr,
The ripples danced with glee,
And as wave after wave arose,
An angel spoke with me.
Out Of the deep sea be spske,
Hiz voice was soft and low, Rla
Iknew Il W ere an angel,
felt it must be so.
"oh maiden" said be gently,
"Oh, maiden, come away,
FROM these scenes of mirth and pleasure,
To tho realms of endless day.
Oh, come from whore thou rulsst,
Where thou reigaest queen OF all,
With thy diamonds and thy jewels,
In the gorgeous midnight ball"
And when he thus had spoken,
He went beneath the sea,
The moon shone DER the water,
The ripples danced W ith glee.
And ever since the vision,
hope have better been.
Oh, thou my sweetest cousin,
Consider what I've seen.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

A writer in the "Country Gentleman" thus
suggests novel, but vtry sensible, improve.
ment-taat Of afhxiug tue names Of the occu.
pants of farm houses, as well as town.houses,
upon the door and gaies:-"i have scarcely
ever rode in th, country without thinking how
much matierof convenience and satisfaction
would be the gneral adoption of this practice
among the agricultural community. There
IS certainly mich greater propriety in the
farmer putting lis name upon his door. when
near the road, upon his gate post, when his
house stands back, than for persons residing
in cities"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
BRIDGE BUILDERS & ooNTRAoToRs!

BRIDGE BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS!
SEALEp proposals will be received by tho County
y CommssioneLa Of Cecil county, be directed to III
NJ O'Clock, II NJ Tor hndinga Bridge over the Little
ElkCreek, near Carers Taper Mills, the road LEI
from said mills to AndoTa. SAID proposals include he
masonry and wood work entirei the masonry according
to the following
PLAN,
The alutments 10 be 20 feet at baoe d feet at the
top 81 feet thio at the base and 81 top feet
from low water mark. and the foundations lie feet be-
LOW the bed oil the oreex, unless solid rock is sooner
The wing walls the East side to be is feet long, and
~ feet apart at the ends the West side rs feet long
and % cet apart at the ends. The foundations Of HI
winE-was to be of equal depth with the abutnents nj
the ends nest the same and to steps Of
equal hight, TO feet below the surface of the dround nj
the ends to be3 feet hioh at the base, and feet thick
~ the ends to be battered to- feet at the level Of the
The guard walls to be Of tho same length at the wing
Jennings built therein for n roof to pitch outward
Tue ubutents and wing walls 10 he ruit of large stone
d ~ Erood mortar and all THE walls above gro ind 10 be
well pontedi the ~utmens filled and the road graded
sage over the bridge. '' F
Tue bride to BE open the span required 80 feet
and Width, y Ieet from out to out -
flans oil Inherent structures solicited, with nl
specifications for each to include sizes Of tnbers
proved security Tor the completion Of the work in sub
day of December next.
Stone and DIRT for grading, be pro free of ex
pense convenient to the of the bridge. nv Order
lila SOW JAS. =. CRAWFORD, Clerk,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

Sir Walter Raleigh once made wager with
the queen,that be could tell the weight of the
smoke that wen on from his pipe OF tobacco
This he did by weighing the ashes: aud the
queen readily ganted that what las wanted in
prime weight INST have evaporated in smoke:
and. when she ,ald the wager, she said pleas.
autly that bad heard of many laborers IN the
fire who had turned their gold into smoke, but
Raleigh was th' first to turn MS smoke into
gold
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

For you'll am aware, regret that T
Ehave so readily accepted the propositions
Asne. ltwas my duty aS man and as
the dead Of great empire, either to reject or
accept them frankly; have honorably and con-
loientiousiy fulfilled that duty; am sure that
allowances will be made for the difficult
position in which was placed, aud that sherlly
livery devoted friend OF Russia will render
justice to my views and intentions for the well
fare of the country.
Surprising the late Of arms should have re
maintd constantly favorable to us, as it has been
in Asia, the empire would have exhausted its
resources in keeping up large armies on different
points, the soldiers Of which would, in grea,
measure be taken away from agriculture and
| laber, In the Government Of Moscow itself
many manufactures have been compelled tr
closa-- prefer the real prosperity OF the arts
Of peace 10 the vain glory Of combats.
| have thrown open tho ports of Rgssia t
the commerce of the world, the frontiers to th,
free eiiculation of foreign produce. wish
hencelorlh, that the greatest facility shall b,
afforded in our market for the exchange
wares Of every origin, and Of the raw mat eiial
and manufactures Of our soils. Various projects
will shortly be communicated to you, the OH vel
Of which will beto give an Impulse to home in
dustry, and in which trust every noblemar
will take SHARE"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
REGISTER'S OFFICE,

r-,,,,, :, Ive0 CasHe County, April l6th, 1856.
r0H THE application q MARIA lervls. AdmistrAtnx
ared ~ SAID County deceased It ~ ordered and directed
W the tegater that the Ad ninisratrx aforesaid give
od'ee 81 the gdnaE Of Letters e Administration upon
nS Iiase o. ne deceased, with the date thereof by
rom the date OF such Letters, in six OF the most public
s sen oy demands ssnst the Estate 70 present tho
aud provided And also causing the same 10 be Inserted
within the same period in the Delaware Republi can
therein two months, - - ~ 'NNNAe"-
S-~-J Given under the hand and Seal of Office ftbe
Sic 81 Register Aforesaid, at New Cast LEI in New Cas-.
written. PETER b. VAN DE3yER Rs RAJ Sey'o
NOTICE,-All parsons having claims against the En-
ae oil the deceased must the duly n tested
70 NE AdinnistIatIx, on before April 18th, A. D. 1851
vided. tapr 28-2msJ MARIA JIsil vIs 4 ~, r,o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
Congressional Proceedings.

In the US, Senate, on Monday, two mes
sages were received from the President, ve,oipp
the bills iori the improvement Of the Flats OF
the St. Clair River. Mr.. Sumner spoke at
q eat length upon Kansas affairs, upon the
le State side Of the question. He had moi
c. lcluded when the Senate adjourned.
10 The House, the joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary Of the Navy to despatch vessel
with the provisions that may be privately con.
tributed for the relief Of the Cape Verde suf-
leyers, was passed by large majority. No
other business Gf importance was transacted.
In the U. s. Senate, Tuesday, Mr.. Seward
made an Intellectual effsrt to obtain The passage
Of the joint resolution for the relief of the Cane
de Verde sufferers. The bill making appropri.
atoms for the consular and diplomatic expenses
was passed, as was also joint resolution re-
quiriDg the Commissioner Of Patents 10 take
the necessary steps 10 obtain information reIa-
tive 10 the growth and consumption OF col ton
and tobacco IN the various countries of the
world. Mr.. Sumner then resumed his speech
upon Kansas affairs. and concluded his very eff
fec,ive effort Messrs. Cass, Douglas and Mason
replied, and Mr.. Sumner rejoined. The debate
was bitterly personal.
In tine House, bill was reported granting L.
048,000 acres Of land 10 Wisconsin. 10 aid in
constructing railroads therein. A melton to
lay the bill on the table was lost. Pending it's
consideration, the House adjourned.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
W = III n1uI7NIIUuKl, NOV OuHIIe U0.I Del,
REGISTERS NOTICES. I
REGISTER'S OFFICE,

HEI1t1 u 7 u II 2 OI'1'IOIy
Ne,o CastiS County, May Z, 1856.
TPON THE application Of Abraham Cannon Admits.
~ traitors of JOHN Alrioh, late OF White Cay Crenk
Hu1dre1, said County dsod; il ordered AMI directed
tSe Of the granting q Leiesef upon the
Estate Of the decd with the dateIof granting there
forty days from the date Of such ak the moHt
public of the Comfy Of New CASTLE reauirnE mi
persons having denan against the Estate to present the
sae OF abide by an Act Of Assembly such case msde
the same period in the Delaware Repub cam
Wlm'nson'andtob be continued thereihtwo
MI Given under the hand and Seal OF Office of thu
Il. So Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Cas-.
-n--l tie County aforesaid the dAy and year allows
Wr"oh' fErEh b. VANDEVER, Register.
MONOGRAM persons having claims against the E.
stare Of the deceased must present the same duly altest
ea 20 NE On OF before TIM 7h day f Mry
1905 or abide the Act Of Assembly In such cases maded
my VI Pis,ya A. CANNON. Adm.