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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
NOTICE 10 EIoRsaNIHV.

Nv ITihH y wei bred HORSE RICHARD THIRD,
- April TO the list of August, every MONDAY.
TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY at tito Stable Of MIR. John
Monlsnn's, nj HaTes Corner g miles from Wilmington;
nnd 1.-THE Siaho Of the theron the Lnnoas pike
mile from wilmington, every THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATuRDAY. Richard the Third is dark Bay, lG4 hands
Hight and fsuTe, action points strength able to
recommend hlmEel ( to the best JUICES.
ALSO TUE FINE YOUNG CANADIAN BRED
HORSE DUROC, VIII stand at Mr.. John Nor son 4,
every THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ofcAoh week,
9nd every MoNphy, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, at No
stat Of he subscFher tho Lancaster pike, DlJROE
sa Boud Bay, Hack legs, IS hand nChos in height was
sired by tho OAYADlAN IORsR GENERAL RRYNoLDE,-
mar, I'll IL ~ ~ EIlihTpUREN HIN
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REGLSTEPliiS- 0EEIrE

,,oo~, NEw CAsTLE CoUNTY,. Arm. 2ard. 1887.
1 IFpN The publication ofThon Titus, Administrator
~ Of Peter Trutt, late Of tho gltynl Wilmington in
sald county deceased, y ls ORDERED and directed hy
tha Register that the Administrator ROrGsa4, give mo-
ties e. Lhe Eranting of Letters IF Administration upon
me Estate of the dec0nset, wIi tho duto Of granting
hefea by causing acknowledgements 10 he posted within
oT unys romth date Of such Letters in six al tho nst
public places of the county of hew CASTLE requiring ali
persons having the Estate, present tho
aae or abide by an Act of Assembly snoh made
anu provided. And also the to be Inserted
Wltnln the same period in the Delaware Republican, a
newspaper published in Wilmington and to be oonti,u.
ed therein two months, - '''N
NJ GIVEN under the hand and Sea of Office of III a
SbSi Register aforesaid, at Now Castle, in New Cas-
written. PETER b. VANDEVFR Rcg az saS'S
NOT SE-A persons having claims aglhs the rs
tte oil the deceased must present the duly
e the AdmnistTator before tho 25rd day If Apr
i95s Or abide the Act Assembly such made and
WiLMINoroN, April Esd, l057-ap. a7-2ti. w.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMy


THE Summer Term of this Academy will,
4 e9mnegoe on the first Monday of May, and continue
81 weeks E&rENsEs-BoaTtingn md Tuition Is q sgS
SB5, accnTding to advancement witInut An StsSs
oxeept Tor Modern Language, Music and Drawiiig
mated snd offers excellent acties for study and In
pnyeRent and ~ now eliny ing extensive patrIHs0
The Principal pledges parents and gnardIang t y XII
vantaEes q IN first Sohnols of the country lie viii
aIaeapy thorouEhly qualified and industrious taScbrr-
de SSSrSe Of nsct!ol adapted % fit students for
Ito eoege or for active business. For Cnn-
nshss e9nta ne pHri terms, ipline o.
&C., address the Prinei pal as above. w
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

ia FOR SALE,--7 valantle Farms, situated
rssfl1 noar tho mouth s@ssafras River, 70 Kent
5Asa choice, rich lald, land lqid out ID hcd1 with
tar fencing about IS Acres oftmber waltz onk htck
9Ts and PSpsr Ths Ig are new apd soed
ed barn 80 by 20 feet with other buildings. Price
SSs per Acre; one third one half cash. balance mort
No adi9lnng the same and Part e said tract, ofslS
Acres, DIVIDED into heds under far lenoinRi unil
good and raising good crops. Butt DtNeshouse Frame.
10 By 81 iee, with back buildings, good roomsi Barn ~
same as Mel Price SIS per Acres 9ne iGird o. ball
tract, II deared, at small fgure. For moro null par
ticuars, llor address AM E3 II RAY. Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
lHORGAN BrACK HAwK

n THIS CELEBRATED YOUNG HORSE will
IsS stand to improve fc Breed of Horses the stable
Il me su6$ertber, near D9qyare city; BLACK
which was slred by tho sherman Morgan Horse sherman
Morgan TaS sired by the Morgan Horse. The dam of Nor
THIS Horse was purchased by the spbscEher at the Ma
iohh AIR. springfield Mas in tho fall OF he year iaIi
He o9k the Premium there yenrng He also took the
rf5t Premium al the Pennsy vanp Snte Fair, in the fall
oil B5 as 2year old. Ill Inns also taken tho Premium
n t4e Fairs Gt Wilmington and baltimore. Heis years
OH IN June, 5t hands high of dark brown color, and for
style nnton and beauty cannot be surpassed by amy horse
tue Unlon; lie wasbrokcn by Mr. Ralph Pease and It IL
MS opinion that he will make fast Orse as he shows
Sign Of great speed. TERMs-S2 for tho season. con
S5p to insure. ANTHONY REYBOLD,
nm LII ..nnn-
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[From the Episcopal Reoorder.l
Tho Vailed Picture.


THHEE was once glowing picture.
Seen in Hopes enchanted hall,
Love linmqd the speakinl features
Hung on faithful inein'fy's Wallsi
PAINTED by trusting msidsn,
With poncn Joy inspired,
Ere the htait with soIrow laden,
Quenshes southfnl ianey'a hfe.
There abe saw cottage lcwly,
In the distance brightly glenmi
And around the hpesi 10 holy,
Happy faces liz the scene.
Ono there was 80 Kindly Anli ng,
Standing at the ooflAgl-gato, lt
Who her bosom cares begninng,
Fer his coming she would watt
There she pictured evening pleasures,
Whom her household tolls wore dome
There she SAW her precious treasures,
There a hoart to lean upon.
clowns with loves hflllisnt sunlight,
5wasithe beauteuus lay, s,,,s
epafoe she dreamed thAt shndes oil miunighf
soon would qncnch those beandnE RAYS
Blest sho sazed, and deeply musing
Ger that scene Of earthly love,
Ever; feature on peraslng,,
Till Ii dlmlned the home nboYo;
DiHtant seemed the Joys OF heavonl
Faiiitsr beRmed the glory there;
Too much love to earth was gly0ns
Human idsls weaken prayer
Then her Father, deeply loving,
Kindly dropped q friendly vel
O'er tho picture, thus removing,
Tlnts that iIade heavens glory pale;
Hid the cottage from her vtslons
Screened the halo once So bright
And, Ger all the home Elyslant
SPread tie dismal pail OF night.
Vanished then the smiling faces,
And, amid hears-breaking tears,
Naught was len but Tnem'rJ't traces;
Broken vows-and lonely years.
But tho sad and heay laden,
With the burden on her heart. I'D
Jesus loved the gentle ma don,
Ia her sorrow boro a pnIt
sent her down branch from heaven,
Gathered from the Tree Of life,
Rade her h,pe-thli deeply Itvoa-
Sorely tried by mortal sffife.
Opened wido tile heaven llanslon,
Flooded all the path with light,
cave her spirit free expansion,
Cseered her in her upward hight
flushed the murmurH Of her spirit,
Gave nor strength to take the Cup,
Showed the bliss which thsy inherit
Who eau drinkther portion up.
Then her earthly path grow brighter
As II neared the perfect day, 49,
And her chasfened heart greWnghtsr
AS she walked the Pilgrims way.
Nearher footsteps bloomsd blight flowers,
Heavenly hope and JOY, and love,
Cheered ny sweet refreshing showers,
Gently falling from above.
Then ahe learned to bess the ohastnl1g,
Which Ind bid her early come
To the feet Of Jesus, hAstning
Te her averlRating home. II. n
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NOTTCG.

S-,,,.- ODESSA, APRIL 18th, 1851
fTIlE Co-partnership heretofore existing un.
der the name of Baker KEGS has this day boen dis
solved mutual consent ALI persons indebted the lnis
firm will please call and make settlement aud all poTson4
having claims against tho Same will present them 10 H. n
BAKER, who vii! settle up the business Of the hTm
The business will hereafter be conducted by H. r. Baker
aud Mr.. Keos will continue foreman Oe shop; thank.
FIJI for past avOurs he hopes by attention 10 bsiS
ave an increased share public patronage Helnlnowon
hand Light and heavy Cnrtases If amos. every description
any shop in the state. Call end examine theni
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
vALUABLH REAk ESTATE.

RgA FE'HE sngscrbor VII geII a. P[yate sNle, the
lsssM - porperty of James Denney. decensed in
lA& Mill Creek Hundred, New Cast le County, State
which the said James Denney, deeeased lately resided,
situated on the upper road leading from Station to New
ara, and distant about miles from stanton, and mHeH
from WILMINGTON, Del, ntaning about 100 Acres some
land aud IN high state limp emit and We'll Ea-
tered, having running streams In nearly every held The
buildings are large two story Dwelling House and
ktchen, large Stone Barn with stebne underneath,
building and all in good repair nneSer failing well OF
prime Apple and Peach Orchard this property, and
variety Of other fruits Possesio Will be gwen on the
18th day of March next. JAMES DENNEY, jr.
Dec. IL IT,
WHITE RARE9E, e! shsws, now offering at JOHN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
TAVERN HOUSE FOR SALE.

In tH6 FoNftshtNB tot1H Of lHIlElnet0n, Md
- IT'S situated about miles from the Delaware
fA..yg& Il RAILROAD station at Smyrna, with direct
fssm road from Smyn TO- Chesteft6wn 1t is also
House well built commodious and hnely located, heRg
en- the main street 9 junction Of the two roais ahnN
named. The has ten good lodging in the
ond story and space for several in the with
four good rooms down starr.
The Stsbling j. all good have heen ma lie
Kethe with its convenient location render it very do
srabe property. liberal credit wi be given for part
Iaalia Manor At, Georges, Del, oots-tf sNN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Eo.6-Isa Farm of So Acres, situatedin Cecil county
Md. soil good, welmprOved, buildings good, well enc
ed, well water cd, and ~ good FARM New
ark and miles from Elkton; price $50 per Acre.
also have several land. one oi0n
Acres OF good soil and we'll located; price S3h
Of IS Acres p5ies 5000, and Of 20 Acres small houses
ter, and viii comPare, with any property Castle
county, as to price and location all very healthy and
close to Schools and places Of worship, and would
Peciay invite all persons to call before purchqs
- =. - Ia. n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

fHNHE Co partnership heretofore existing under th
Il name Of Garrett eek Il Son, manutn cturers of
Carriages and Harness. Mldetown Dell IL this tay dis.
solved by mutual CONSENT g. Cox alone authorized ses-
The above business will hereafter be conducted BIZ tho nm
dsrsigned under the name of ]. NJ, Cox & Brother
JAMES NJ. cox,
n,,,-. -. :, ~. ALFRED @, cox,
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RLGISTER7S OIIf9Ch .

,r,,. NEW CAsTLR COUNTY, APRIL 18Th, 1851
fn Sn.t ths application q am b9ny ExecutrE aud
ment of Ohm DANDY, late Of The etyDf Wilmington
IN s9id County, deceased tits ORDERED and dreotod
by the Register thnt tho xecuriA Executor aforoS
said # the grgntng Of Letters resapOntHry.
upnnthe the Decreased, with the date grant.
ing thereof by causing advertisements be posted with.
in forty d1ys from tho dat of such Letters In of the
most public places Of the County of New Castle reaur-
ing AL persons having Demands agnnst tho Estate, TO
nado and provided And also the same to he
Inserted within the same period n t delaware Repub-
licnn,a newspaper published IN WilnngtUn and to ba
continued therein two month";.
i--l GIVEN under the hand Seal of Olfoe of thu
SInSS Register afOregaid, al Now Castle, IN New Cas-
to~i tie County afoTesaidt the day and year abovs
PETER u. VANDEVER. Register.
NOTlCE.-All persnns having claims Against the lis.
tate ote deceased must present tho duly atiested
20 the ExeontOreo before the 18th day of April D.
1853, abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
and provided. ANN pANBYt I,x,.,,,,.
WiLMiSer On, ArRILi5lh l8.f. 40. IL emo,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

SARDNrA.-It is stated that the Sandman
Government, which some time since officially
applied to Mr.. Pierce for an indemnity to the
Sandman subjects who were among the suf-
ferers from the bombardment of Greytown, has
renewed its demand to President Buchanan.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
RECIsTER,S oFFIcE.

y mos, -, NEW pAsTIE, couN5y, ApRIL 9Th, 1857.
If3N the nplfcation Of jesse Higgins, Adminislras
~ tor Of Samuel uigEins, late of st, GEORGES Hun.
dIod, n sad ueqlty deceased It y ORDERED ant
sld gyenotlee olthe granting oi Letters Of AdDis.
TRITON upon the aate Of the deeeaAed with the nio
OIL Thereof By causing Semen 10 bepolt.
Of most public paccH Of county Of Cast re-.
curing all persons haYnB demgnds against the Estate 10
present the same. abide by ct of Assembly m Oh
ease made and proyded. And also cause tho same to
De Inserted within the same period tho Delaware
publ, oar, 1ewspuper published in Wilmngt and 10
be continued therein two mohfha ~ ~
S-I tiyen under the hand and Seal of Off &c ofthe
{L Register aforesaid 1t Now Castle IN New Can,
l-,~-N tie Count AFORESAID, the day and ear nbovs
written PETER ID. VANDEyER, n egister,
NOTICE.-All persons having Inns xainst tn sa-
ateof the dccensod Ukt present he dnl
to the Administrator the 8th div oil nri aSe
or abide the Act Of Assembly ~ such ease made and bro
vldeu. . JESSE HIGGINS, A,lmnir,
ST, GFunGEs Hn.. Aprfl 9Th. Ia57-a n : Stno A -
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RIDDLE.

This riddle was first invented by some youns
people. who made it profitable by obtaining
penny from all who could not guess it or were
willing to give something to know it to III,
Missionary cause.
We left our little ones at home,
An whittier we went we did not know
We for the churches sake did roam,
And lost our lives in doing so.
We walked in perfect road,
With all the wicked full in view
We lived to man--we died to Cod
Yet of religion nothing knew.
Answer next Wenlt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

MIsERIEs OF A Do0ToR's LIFE.-The follow
ing are some of the sweets Of a doctors life
If he visits d few of his customers when they
are WELL it is to get dinner if he don't do SO
it is because he cares more about the fleece
than the flock. 1.-The goes to church regularly,
it is because he has nothing else to do if he
don't 60, it is because he has no respect for
the Sabbath or religion. If he speaks to a
| poor person, he keeps bad company if he
passes them by, he is better than other folks.
| If he has good carriage, he is extrayagant
| if he uses poor one on the score of economy
he is deficient in necessary pride. If he makes
parties, It is to soap tho people to get their
| money if he don't make them he is afraid of
cent. If his horse is fat it is because he
has nothing to do; if he is lean, it is because
he isn't taken care of. If he drives fast, it is
to make people think somebody is very sick /: |
ifhe drives slow, he has no interest in the well
fare of his patients. If he dresses neat, he is |
proud; if he does not, he is wanting in self
respect. If he works on the land, he is fit for
nothing but farmer, if he don't work, it's be-
cause he's too lazy to be anything. II he talks
much, Sc we don't want doctor to tell every
thing he knows;' and if he don't talk, s'we like
to seea doctersocial." Ifhe says any thing about
politics, he had better let it alone; if he don't
say anything about it, sswe would like to see o
man show his colors." If he visits his patients
every day, it is to run up bill; if he don't it
is unjustiiable negligence. Ii he says any
thing about religion, he is hypocrite If he
don't he is an intdel. If he uses any of the
remedies of the day, it is to cater to
the whims and prejudices of the people to fill
his pockets; if he don't use them, it is from
professional selfishnesa. If he is in the way
Of having counsel often, it is because he knows
nothing; il he objects to have it on the ground
that he understands his own business, he is
afraid of exposing his ignorance to his supe-
riors. II he gets pay for one-half his services
he has no reputation for being great mana
ger. Who would not be an NJ. DIT
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REGISTER'S oTFICJE.

n NEW CASTLE County, FEBRUARY Goth. 1851.
4 ZION the iicntlODOi Benedict h, Harris, Admna
tratof q JAcoB AnEls lato e Apppq9ininink
rected by the Register that tho Administrator aforesaid
CIV notice of the granting of letters VI Administration
upon thu Estate OF tho decd, with date granting
thereof BY causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters tho
most puDc places Oithe County OF Now Cnstle reqir-
ing persons having denandsa the Estate pre-
sentth same abide by Act of Assembly in sn CHI
case made and proyided Ana so cause the be
inserted within the period IN tho Delaware e.
publican, newspaper published in Wflmng tun, and
to he continued thRTelntwO MONTHS
N-) Given under the haEd anu Seal of fife II he
IsI Regster aforesaid, at New castle, New Gas.
t-~l tie County aforesaid, tho day and yrnr nbnya
written PETER B. NANDEVEsi-1H es.ntetS
NOTICE,-All persons haylng claims Eaipsttl,, Es.
tate Of tue deoensed must present the anne duly Attest
ed to the Administrator before the Goth dav of Feb.
rnHry, A. d. 1883 abide tho Act Of Assembly in suoh
cnse made and provided, BENEDICT Is, HARRIS,
itntr
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A SAD CAsE.-The London Times states q
a little child was recently sentenced by on
the magistrates of that city, for three mon
hard labor, with fortnight's solitary contiN
ment, for the alleged offence of throwing
stone at train.
NATIONAL AMERICAN CoUNcIL.-The Nation
al Council of the American party will ASSEMBLE
in annual meeting at Louisville, KY, on Tues.
day, the I'd day of June next.
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Tery Valuable Mill Property For Sale

Very Valuable Mill Property For Sale
IA TIL y ADVERTISER OFFERS AT pRl-
sS!ss yArE ,is entire mil property eonsiaiias
lhstHH pfone Grist M two Saw Mills aud Cardi,
IasA. Machine, running with Parker Rsbon wleels,
of New Jersey; one oito Saw Mill having baen built In
afe four dwelling houses one Of which 10 an elegant imy
and Shad fishery and IN neSasabe bed Of Shell mari, pro
nouncod BY DT, Higgins, Marylnnds SAte Agricultural
Of cleared land; The stream Of wafer Is good
there the Peninsula. The above property situated
the head Of navlgab water the North fork of tho
Nntcoke River; adjoining the town Of F9doNsblfs ~
Caroline county, Nd IN worry healthy neghbofho1d, aud
ID offered for sale acconn1dag teTHs persons diapos
ed to examine the property are respectfully ihyiied.
feb 12 snos. Fedarnlshurg, Md
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The most important question for young
lady to ask, when man pops the question, l.
"Do you take newspaper and pay for it p aIS1aa
If he says No, he is unworthy the afect
of a woman, and should be tied to q gate-p :
and scratched to death by a Shanghai roost
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

RI THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in
fss5tij firm hls friends and the public IL senera
lsaAA3 ilast cprner of Fourth aud Orange Sis, and
having furnished Il with new and costly furniture
hrOug hGut tx now fully prepared to accommodate them
= scl nanner NJ etapot iall to give entire satslaa
nArS ct Rnd At his bara full assortment of superior Ii
luors His stables among the largest and best he
ilY, with attentive stlers NJ command, ophs BY
sYng hlgpersOL al attention to his BUSINESS, receive
liberal share ofpubp patronage,
BuHrder4 taken by the day, week mnHth,
apr, 2.tf THOMAS HARVEY.
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FOR SAl.t-a very hne FARM, ct 545A a ss,,,-A
ores stua ted in Kent county, Nd miles from sssls
bohemia Ferry, and fronting on the Bay. The IfSRm
Pavement under good fencing, divided nto9 fields VII
land has al been lined and all the produce can be shipped
the farm There good lnding. The improvements
good and substantial brick house with rooms on
the first lcQr and up all IN good oro, Gtanary 30 By
SO feet, with BIS that viii hud 200 bus, staining
smoke House, good Brick MIX House, The water
at the Dwelling is very fine. The produce 81 this farm
handsomely, Terms $500 cash, balance in yearly
payments of $1,000 WITH Interest Price only S2I per A.
ere, for more full PARTICULARS, address AMES H. IA
Newark, Del.
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LETTER PROM DANIEL WEBsTER.-The fol-
lowing beautiful letter was written to Ex-Pres-
ident Fillmore. 1t one of those happy eftu-
sions which ought to be preserved
DEAR SIR 81 took leave of Marshheld yes
terday not without regret. The trees were
leahess, but the fields were green, and the sea
was as calm as summer.
Among the things that detained me, was the
seeing to the completion ola vault or tomb, for
the deposit ofme and mine.
have lost one wife and three children
Their remains arc now under church in this
city, which the progress Of change is very like
ly ere long to remove.
At Marshtield, by my own hand, on the mar
gin of the upland, is a spot on which party OF
pilgrims from Plymouth erected a church, in
the very earliest period Of the colony; and here
is the ancient burial ground. 1t is quiet, and
secure against change, and not far from my
house.
To this spot 1 shall be taken not many years
hence, and those loved ones, whose spirits
have gone before me to another world, will be
gathered around me.
dwell on these things without pain. love
to see cheerful old age, but there is nothing
should dread more than a thoughtless, care
less, obtuse mind, near the end of life. Oh
course it makes no difference in our future
state on which we mingle again with our parent
earth; but it sobers the mind, l think, and
leads us to salutary reflections, to contemplate
our last resting place. Yours truly,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

m CITY PROPERTY, n be utlfLl COUNTRY
<z4sz&s RESIDENCE, containing 10 Acres, situated
EssM on the Wilmington snd Great Valley Turn
in high atate of cutyatlon The improvem cnts
large story Brick Cottage, with all the IEnuern
provemants, Stable and Carriage House. Tie grounds
Handsomely laid out ornamental and choice fruit
trees. Terms easy. Possession given lmmsdi ,tely,
Apply to DIR, j. DEKICKSON, Il mil fro m wi lining
ton, the phllQdephap1ke, Inns
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FnR SALE

rI'wo BUILDING LOTS, on Pine ,treet, above Fifth
Il 20 feet front and 80 deepi Also two Lord-sreei
between Lombard and Pine 20 feet front and S. feet
Apply to JOSEPH GOULD,
ma 26-tf corner Fourth and pnn1r- ais
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REGISTER,S oEFIcE.

-,,,,, NEW UAs1LE COUNTY, TEBRUART slth 1857,
TPON the npplieatiunn OF Jesse lexHnder, Aumiuikfa
~ tor Of David =. Bldds, late nf n Georges Hundred
ted by tho Register that tho Administrator aforesaid
give notice of tho granting of Ietisrs Of Admin ion
upon the Estate OF the decensed with die uigranin
ihsreol bS causing adyer,igmeGts to DO posted within
most public PLACES oftie county ofNew Castle, requiT-
ing all persons having demands aninst the Est Hte 10
present the abide by c Assembly in suoh
case made and proyded AnL also the slime p be
Inserted whiting the SHINE pnrtod in the Delaware Re-
pubilcnn, newspaper published in wi mington, and 10
be continued therein two months.
}LS. hegtster aforesaid at Now. Castle, IN New
t-A Castle County aforesaid, 10 dny and above
written. PETER b. NANDEYER, Regiater
HoTIcE.-All persons having olaims nguipst thu
Estateot the decotsed must present tho snne duly
tested to the Administrator on before the oath day
February 1858, abICe the Act of Assembly n such
case made Hnd provided.