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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29
DISSOLUTION.
UNIVERSITY At LEWIsRUR0.

NOTICE-Subseriber to he Building
~ Fund are respectfully informed that the
Las; Inst "a; en mt on the. subs eIipiions IS
now due and PAYABLE. j.A.MERTZ, ESQ.,, i.
appointed Collector. and authorized To receive
and receipt fol the same. AK. BELL.
General Agent aud Treasurer.
Lew.sburg, Oc!. /, 1857
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$40 REWARD |.

vfNHE Burgess and Town Council of the
Borough of Lewisburg will pay Ten
Dollars for testimony which will lead 10 the
conviction of the persons who removed, inju-
red or destroyed private property in this
Borough on the nights of the 3ls, nit. and the
I'd inst.-By order of the Council, Nov. Sd,
1857. ]. SCHREYER. Burgess
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Departure of Ex.Gov. Pollock.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 21.-Both branch
es of the Legislature adjourned early to-
day, to give the members an opportunity
cars on his departure for home, at noon
The members of the new administration,
and of both Houses, waited on the Ex-
Governor at his lodging, and bado him
farewell. He made an appropriate and
feeling address to all present before his
departure. He was escorted to the cars
by the Members of the Legislature, and
took his departure amid many manifesto
tons of respect. An excellent feeling was
evinced between the outgoing and incom'
ing administration, and the usual courte'
sizes were extended.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIyE.-We have never
known other medicine win large share of public
coincidence in short time this has done. 1t has
not been than since first heard Of it, and
il stands at the head Of all remedies of a.. nfu
We have used any of - hh'ins hau no
OCCASION OF glory not only as yet retains
original color, but gets more so-but some of
friends have, aud have known il TO fail in
storing the hair to its original color We advise such
becoming prematurely gray, give the Icstorave7
a trial. Chester (l Herald (sod by all good Drug
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NOTICE.

TTNHE undersigned will csntinve hs DSue.
stationery. Paint, Oil, Glsss and Parn'
Medicine business at the old stand Of Christ d
Caldwell, where he will be happy 10 ses al
his old customers and new
Nov. U, 1857. Is CALDW ELL.
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To COust stabIcs..CourtE EeturIs and oiht
BL,yKs st.d at The Ch5onic!e Uiice.
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ELECTION,

TN pursuance of the charter of the Union
i County Agricultural Society, an Election
for Officers for the ensuing year will be held
at the Office Of ]. A. Mertz, in Lewisburg, on
Tuesday the 10th day of February next,
between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, p. M
the same day being the Annual Meeting of the
Society. J. A. MERTZ,
Jan. &c, 1853. Rec. Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29

DR. GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP, Il certain
IL cure for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
from an impure state Of the s'omach-also a pre-
ventive of FErER AND AGLE-price IS cts bottle,
for sale by r. =. CALDWELL.
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FOR RENT,

THE Two Storey Frame House fronting
the Lutheran Church, from the lst of
April next. Inquire of
Jan. 2s, 1853. J.&J. WALLS. Agts
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FREE COURSE OF LECTURES.

HNHE LcNisburg Literary AssO.
CiatiON would announce that the gen.
ilcmen named below have consented to speak
as follows:
J. merrill LINN E,l.-Tueslay eveng, Jan. 90, 1858.
Prof. GEO. X. BLISS do Feb.2
Hon. JAMES POLLOCK do Feb. I6
Rev. Dr. WATSON do Mar 2
H.C. IfCKOK. ESP do Mar. lG
Rev. Prof CURTIS do Mar. -
Rev. II. A. FINK do April 10
Other Lecturers have been invited, who we
hope hereafter TO announce, so that every
Tuesday evening during the course may be
occupied. The Public is cordially invited To
attend. The Lectures are FREE, but collec.
tons will be taken to defray expenses.
t5 Doors open at 6l. p. M.-closc al y,
when Lecture will commence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29

DOUNrY LAND WARRANT blanks Tor
ID all engaged in the service Of the U. s.
in the War Of 1912. and for their Widows, at
the Office Of the Lewis5urg Chronicle.
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GREELEY ON THE EWEsT.-Iiorace Gree.
ley is spending the winter, mostly, lectu-
ring in the N. W. States. He says there
is more wheat and corn there, now, than
ever before, and that Hay is everywhere
abundant, and very low in price, as are
also all the Grains, Corn being often sold
at lS cts, wheat at 40 cts, and hay as low
as g! and SS.-The Spring demand for
Store Goods will be one-fourth less than
last year; the people are patching up their
old clothes, instead of buying new.-The
travellers on railways are mostly of two
classes: lst. Those who are running
away; ID. Those who arc running after
them.
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Nnwho that is troubled with any Of those dsagreea-
be complaints such Jaundice, Dyspepsia Liver Dis
of any kind, but would like to know Of n remedy
for these unseemy visitations; We feel that do
ing invalid readers invaluable service If
induce them to get bottle Of Dr. ShNFoRD INvIGoRsTOE
and take it. for know from personal experience that
it is of the greatest remedies for general debility and
consequent inactive bodily powers, before used Its
action perfect and complete to give relief the first
time takeD and it does to others 1t has to half
bottle will be all that is needed We know Of nothing
We can recommend with such confidence, rs a family
medicine the Inyigorator.
----~---~---~~~~~-~>~ ~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~->-
To THE SUFFERING COMMUNITY Helmbolds Gen
uinc Preparations Of Fluid Extract Buchu is offered
specific. Read the advertisement headed "IlelmbolIs
Genuine Preparation
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THE LAST SUPPER"

Tt IUSu WI @bSy
and will present copy Of it to every threedolar sub
scrber for the year 1855. It engraved at cost Of
s6000 by the late celebrated A. L. Dick from the orig
nal Raphael Morghen after Leonardo Da vnci. and is
the largest stecplste engraving executed in this
country being three times the size of the ordinary three
dollar engravings.
The first Impressions of this engraving held at S0
and it the intention Of the artist tat OF the
engravings should ever be offered for less than s.
being richly worth that amount Thus every threedo
lar subscriber will receive the Magazine yearcheap
at s3-and this splendid engraving richly worth s.
thus getting for 81 the value ofSS.
We shall commence striking of tbs engravings imme
diately yet hardly be expected that impressions
of large plate be taken fast they will bc
called for by subscribers We SHALL therefore, furnish
them in the order in which subscriptions received
Those who desire to obtain their engravngs early, and
from the first Impressions should send in their subscrp
tions without delay The engravngs bs sent on roll
lers, by mail in any other manner, subscribers
shall order.
Incose the publishers and you will commence re-
ceving the Magazine by return mail You will also
with the first copy numbered subscription receipt
emitting you to the Engravingof
"TIIE LAST SUFFER-"
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rG-Some time since We quoted Gan old
saw" that "if Christmas happen on Friday
an early and fruitful season will follow"
Another old adage reads:
sIf grass grow in Janiveer
II grows the for t all the year"
So the "authorities" disagree upon that
point.-A New York exchange says the
winter of 1898 (thirty years ago) was just
like the present, until the 25th Jan. when
cold weather set in, which continued six
weeks without interruption. Here, we are
informed there was some cold prior to
Christmas, but very mild after it-Last
week, We notice, the thermometer stood
below zero, at Montreal.-A poor prospect
for summers ice in this region.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-29

CLOTHS. Cassimcres and vcstinss, Hats,
" Caps, Sc, a iIne assortment at
Gu-Iman 4 CEanltcrlln
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"0h, It's deep mystery,
But by st. Paul I'll find the bottom Of it."
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THE NEW YORK
STE EAM S W-MILL
MACHINE COMPANY.
GIpital $3.50. .OOO.

tnl for the purpose Of supplying the demand for the
Combination Portable Sicam San- l)Hi,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

GEN LEWIS CAss-The Washington correspondent
of the q" Press, writes:
General Cass, who must be nearly eighty, is feeble,
but is hard at work This extraordinary mans career
is alike study and an example. He has lived a blame
less e and has grown to distinction almost entirely by
his own efforts He is of the richest in the
Union. He invested heavily in the town of Detroit,
Michigan, of which he pioneer and the growth OF
the West especially since the railroad system has extend
ed its powerful influence has vastly appreciated his pro-
perty. He is said to be worth four five millions
And yet with all his wealth, he lives frugal and alb
semous life. The management of bis vast estate is con-
fded to his enterprising sonin-aw Mr.. Ledyard who
resides in Detroit.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

q%Se Ro6er 4dsI9an a3aans f01 to sell land in Equity
IN PURSUANCE of order in the above made at
Spring Term 1855 of the Court of Equity for New Han
County, shall offer for sale by public auction, at
Moores Creek, Saturday, August 28th the following
tract of land, subject to the widows allotment of DOVER
viz:
tract containing about 242 acres beginning Moore
Creek running thence West poles to stake in the back
ne thence with said line South 3 poles to stake thence
East Moore Creek thence up the Greek to the begin
ning including the Dover
Terms 800 cash the balance at months, under bond
and good security.
Given under my hand at office, this 4th August 1858.
A. NJ. WADDELL, G. & NJ. E.
August 5, 1858 Acts
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Ndy Term, 1858
George Hobbs and others,
Do+r;on for Dor+;t;on
Amsey Hobbs Calvin o " ~
Hobbs and others.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Calvin Hobbs and Amsey Hobbs heirs at law of Curtis
Hobbs deceased are nonesdents 1t is thereupon order
ed that notice be given by publication for six weeks in the
Wilmington Journal to the end that Calvin Hobbs and Amsey
Hobbs appear at the next said Court be held
at the Court House Clinton the Sd Monday of August
next and plead demur to said petition, jud
ment pro ConeSs0 will be entered to them and decree
for partition accordingly.
TEST JOHN R. BEAMAN, Clerk of our said Court, at
office in Clinton the Sd Monday of May, A. D. 1858.
JOHN r BEAMAN, Clerk.
July 9th. 1853 Pr adv. S. 62] As St
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SIOO REWARD.

T WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR THE AP
prehension and delivery to me at Wilmington or at my
Plantation Orton in Brunswick county, confinement in
any jail the State and information to of the same of
my negro man DANIEL generally known as :" Daniel
Grist he being the property of Mr. James X Gst
from whom l purchased him.
Said Daniel above 80 years of age, yellow compexion
stout feet 10 inches hghsquare built and general
ly has bushy head of hair. THOS. c. MILLER
July 22d. 1853 48-4t
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

E-Uo B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
SSB that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he Continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neaness and despatch He supern
tends all his operations in person. and guarantees that his
work shall be durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He is now constantly employed in and
plying his new patent scroll springs without which no
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and is of incacuabe benefit they completely prevent
that upon the other springs which has given to
many breakngs. All who want an easy riding buggy will
give him a call.
Nav 28th 1858 39tf
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND sIONE YARD.
NHE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared to
fill all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-an
every other article the line of the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, executed
as we'll as can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 1854-27-tf JAMES MCCLARANAN.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY.


Court Of Equity, Spring Iern' 1858.
" Ua Bill to subject Real Es
Heirs at law of Elijah Rich, decd. J e'
I I APPEARING TO THE COURT that FRANK GREGORY
and his wife Jane, defendants ia this case, not nhab
tants of this State it thereupon ordered that publica
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal notifying them that
unless they appear before said Court its session to be
held the 4th Monday of September next and then and
there to plead answer demur to the said BILL that the
will be taken roconesso and hearing expare
them Witness Jeremiah Pearsa Clerk and Master
of said Court, at Office, 10th day August, 1858.
JERE PEARSALL, c. NJ. E.
adv. SO.
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From the New York U. $. Economist
Legal Claims,

Legal Claims.
The disposition to trust less to the law and more
the interests of the debtor for the collection of debts
to be the increase the difficulties Of enlor-
cling the law multiply, and the impression of the most
sagaciOus merchants to be becoming more pro-
nounced in favor of abandoning law as remedy for
debt and this singulary enough seems to be result of
the credit system 1t evidence that tl3 abuses of
credit working their own cure nthe early times
OF the country industry sobrety, and honesty were in
dspensable characteristics OF the man who sought to
obtain the use of anOthers property His business ca
pacty was looked to as the of his ability to re-
turn the capital entrusted to him. and his moral honesty
to determine his will to do so if able These points
satisfactorily answered there difficulty in getting
or granting the required credit With the increase of
banks and what is called business enterprise those con-
dtons OF credit gradually lost sight Of The ndi-
vduas who formerly kept their little accumuations in
their hands, and themselves the Judge of the
borrowers got to place their funds with banks
corporations which knew no persons and looked only to
property a basis of credit. Then to obtain loan
Two known names Oh the paper all that was rcquir-
ed. The borrower mi ght be any kind of a rogue, as
the law made the endorsers liable and satisfied the
This system has worked adversely mercantile in-
tegrlty and moral obligations have come to be meas
ured more by the chances of legal evasions than
by equity OF the claim The nefcency Of the law in
| New ork long since led to the StlWell Act and
supplementary proceedings while the occurrence of
general pressure makes the law itself bend to the local
interests and stop and stay laws suspension of
tons and other contrvances nterpose shield for the
protection of the debtor This state of things has led
to the multiplication and of Mercantile Agencies for
the protection of those granting credits The inquiries
directed by these associations into the habits
and moral standing of the than into the state of his
property and the degree Of honesty with which he may
support his ability to pay is considered Never
theess in the reports of the agencies the number Of
fraudulent failures very large and these the fruits
of the law These persons knowing that the law is de-
pended upon to collect the debts and that the laws their
provisions and evasions vary in all the States they have
only to fail according to law to make drawn game
with the creditor The creditor by throwing over
al considerations and trusting to the law, it were
challenges the fraudulent debtor to do the same and il
becomes legal game between them, the claim being
the stakes, and the creditor too frequently verfes the
truth of the old song:
| In a rotten stick your trust is,
When you find your bubble burst is.
i If you do not get any justice
You're sure to get plenty of law
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

George F. Walker,
n5Ts5S 5S5 siss9;. +; Walker In Equity.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER IN THE ABOVE CAUSE,
made at Spring Term 1858, of the Court of Equity for
New Hanover County shall offer for sale by public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, at Long Creek, Friday Au
gust 9th, the following tracts of land
One tract the East side of Moore Creek adjoining the
lands of ohn Moore James Simpson, William R. Walker,
and A. j. Mott containing l75 Acres, more or less.
Also another tract East side of Long Creek, adjoining
the lands of John JONES' James Walker and Robert w Mil
ler containing about 400 Acres.
TERMS Onethird cash. onethrd at three, and third
at six months, under bonds with approved security.
Given under my hand at office this 10Th day of July A. D.
1855 A. NJ. WADDELL C. & NJ. E.
August 9Th 1858 49-ts
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THE TOBACCO CROP OF LAST YEAR.-The Petersburg
(va.) InteHigenesr has the following statement
The quantity of Tobacco made last year in Virginia
and North Carolina Judging from the inspections up to
the lst of this month"; will fully equal the most sangune
far advanced the receipts in this city and Richmond are
still heavy The aggregate inspections in the State
the lst October will in all probability reach, or very
nearly reach 10000 hhds at all events the excess over
last year will be fully 10000 hhds
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NOTICE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AT JULY
Term 1853 of Dupln county Court Administrator of
goods chates rights and credits of Henry Newkrk
deceased hereby notifies all persons indebted to his ntes
tate to forward and make payment and all
having claims against said ntestate to present them within
the time prescribed by law. otherwise this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN D. POWERS, Admir-.
July Goth, 195S 4S-6t
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RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
IN INTRODUCING THE ABOVE HIGHLY AUTHENTl-
Gated article the Planters of N Ca omit any length
ened remarks preerrng their approval by actual
and experiments for which purpose have made ar
rangements with Messrs KEITH FLANNER, of Whining
receive orders for such quantities Planters may
require who will furnish at prices fory-hve dollars
per ton) with the simple addition of shipping expenses
Messrs X. 4 F. will also furnish q pamphlet containing
directions for together with letters from those who have
tested its value fertilizer by actual experiments
Dec. 25-l7-tf B. NJ. RHODES & co.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


Superior Court of La,o-Sprag Term, 1858.
James X. Melvinl
Us. Attachment.
John McLeran,
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that John McLeran the defendant in this
resident of this State is ordered tat publication be
made in the Wilmington Journal newspaper pubil4hed IN
said John Mceran be and appear at the ueX Term of
Court held for the County of Bden at the Court
House in Ezabehtown the 1st Monday after the 4th Mon
day September next and plead answer or demur, or
Judgment final by default will be rendered
Witness Kenneth Mcleod, Clerk of said Court at
office the st Monday after the th Monday in March A d.
1858. KENNETH MCLEOD, =. ;. =.
July g. IPr. adv $5 81. 456w
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE DUPIIN COUNTY.
ssA THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, UNTIL
@ the st of November next that valuable plantation
known as part of the Giles I. Loftin tract of land,
on the south side of Ratesnake Swamp and Northeast
er containing 725 acres. This is good FARMING LAND
and be bought for $40 and terms easy Or
will sell for $50 per acre the land where now ive the
south side of Swamp and east side of the Wilmington
and Weldon Rail Road containing 35 acres, which is
of the best small farms be found in this State deem it
unnecessary to say more as no will buy without first
making The poorest part of these lands are
this year in cultivation, which will show what they are
L. R. LOFTIN.
June Is. 4AllT
Godsboro Tribune copy MONTHS and send bill above,
Bear Swamp P. o., NJ C..
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VAIUARIE LAND FOR SALE.

.nss> THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE 5000 ACRES
V of most valuable land for Turpentine, Timber and
- Farming. The above said land is on Black River,
Bladen county, so miles from Wilmington, adjoining the
lands of Hays Beatty, Calvin j. Dickson, g. W. Banner
man. ST. and Others The said land wants no recommends
ton it will show for ITSELF if person wishes to pur-
chase will examine it, great bargain will be given
in said land application be made soon, and terms made
accommodating. There is also excellent TURPENTINE
STILL on the place, that will sell separately with the
land. ARCdD. N MCDONALD
June l8th 1858. 42-3m
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NOTICE.

- WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL. OF DUPLIN
"a County about the 18th inst, negro man who says
~ his name is IA COB WARREN. Said negro was Ia
ken up and committed runaway slave, but says that he
is of color He says that he hired to Isaac
P Lee and John Kttre in Brunswick County and became
dissatisfied and runaway Said is about feet inch
claiming said negro will come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away or he will be dealt with accor
ding to law. PATRICK MERRITT, Jalor.
july ID 1855 - Aft
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LENO1R COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

MALE AND FEMALE
LEVI BRANSON, A. B., Principal of MAZE Department.
MISS S. L. HAMPTON in charge of Female Department
TIME SESSION Is NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
/ commodatons are good and we aiming at high
grade of scholarship We hope to meet the educational
Carolina Thanks to friends for liberal
patronage.
Board advance is Sc So Tuition from $40 to SIS Or
namentas extra. For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Lenoir Institute, Lenoir County, n c., or to
W. HENRY CUNNINGGINS, Secretary:
Sept. 4th, 1857 l-H
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Nelo HanoOer County CoN1-JN7te Term, 1905.
Herman B. Eiers Admir-.
of John c. Beach.
William Beach, E. Kellogg
Beach, Spencer S. Bene-
dict and wife Maria Petition for sale of Real Estate
Joshua G. lshOms and to dc It's.
wife Christian, and Eli
zabeth j. B. Beach,
widow of said J. c.
Beach.
NNHIS CAUSE coming be heard upon the petition
and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants all is therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the Wilmington
journal six weeks notifying said defendants to appear
Of this Court to be held for the County
aforesaid the Court House in the town of Wilmington
c. Monday of September next then and there
plead, demur, judgment will be taken pro
cOressO and the land sod prayed for in the petition
Test, SAMl. X. BUNTING, Clerk
July 18th, 1858 [Pr. adv. S. g. 46-6t*