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4REGORlt. }. kokR
~ REGDRIO, ROWLAND 81 CO.. IMPORTERS.
" Wholesale and Retail Dealers Dry and Green Fruits
eto etc. Noa Fulton and 81 From straatA New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

@ Q FDUND-ARDET no MONTHS AGO. IN
NESl the Thrl District. Idver Co0red POINTER DOG.
O y The him by applying @ T. Bnchemin,
Office Third District and st
EIFpEEN DOLLARS RENARD-FOR TIE
delivery Ibis Office Of the small DIAMUED BREAST
PIN chain attached which lost yesterday
noon,
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SECOND JusTrE,s C6URr, JACOB BuRCKETT vs., NARY
Pa1s ii :, Of ,. Orleans sTEWART + " 40 28.8
ID directed BY the Hon D F. Mitchell secono Justice Of
the parish OF Orleans, the above emitted suit
will proceed sell at public auction r1y warehouse
Circus street. between Poydas and Perilo SATUR
DAY, the 18th dav Of September 1861 at IL o'clock M
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
TEkMS-Cash on the spot
aI3l SEA II ". Fl. WATERS, Constable.
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No. lSO91-Serond District Court Of New Orleans.
Valuable improved Property in the Fourth District az Auction
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctioneer-OGfce, Il Charres st.
SATURDAY, Oct. ), 1861, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- at the MERCHANTS and Auciioneers Exchange, old
Poohtc Royal street by virtue And in pursuance
from the honorable Rcuud Judge 81 the Second District
Court Of New Orleans, GATED 20 1861 the following
scribed Real Estate, said belong above suggestion at
public auction. VIII be s1ld--
/. A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings ard improve
ments thereon situated in tie Faubourg aayeiee, Fourth
District Of thu city of New Orleans, in this Parish gQuale
bounded by Laurent Carroll Josephine and ST. Andrew
Said lot IS designa ed by the No s. plan Of square,
of j. T. Coey, Notary Public said lo
Of the Of Josephine and Streets
81 feet inches and 6ehs Of inch
street. between Laurent and Carroll depth
purchased BIZ the sad Henry Weman Knsper Auc
by Act passed before L. r. Kenney, Notary Public the nth
Of May lEiT.
?. A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings und improve.
ments thereon situated in said Fourth District
parish and in said bounded by Laurent Carroll jose
plan by the No H. 30 feet front IN Laurent
street. depth Of 1875 feet inches lines
American measure, and purchased by said Henry WtlnA
from A. CalAghan by passed before j. F. Coey Notary
Public. on The 9Th Of May, 1859
Rs-TERMS AND CONDITIONS-One. cash, snd the
from the day OF per cent per anrum till
maturity and rot then paid said
rate OF cent until final payment
be secured by mortgage the property sold The buildings
SAID lots TO be kept insured for least ohirs their value
until payment of said notes. and the policy
transferred the of said minors parties interest
Acts Of sale before j. F. Coiey, Notary Public, at the
pense OF the purchasers. se2 i3 ?; o. 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

DEUxrEHE JUSTICE DE PAX 2FRANK BoRGEs Pogr lqsage
pour Ia de p. Lane THFODULE
I'm VERIFY dun writ de Teri ia cIas, anoI
II adresse par rhouorGbe y. F. MITCHELL Sec0nde Justice de
PEix pour Ia rarose dOrltans- dams rafige cdes1s, e
proctderai lie SAMEDI , d'ocob7e 1851. midi. City
Hotel de Ia Commune etrs les du Camp des Ma
gasins a Ia yente publi9ue ct adjudication de-
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERkE sue dams lie Troisieue
District de Vile dams !et No L. borne par les Ur
quhart Port Morales aveuue Lafayette lie dill lot
lenCoure Urquhar Port 20 pieds de
face Ia Uque snrlQD pet de face da Port, De
Anglse) dGsigne lot No. 49, svant
plan dree par Dapouly arcece date lie 20 daout 1886
dGposf en- Guide de 4. Ducros uotNire public.
Sas dams l'aGnire ci-dessus.
CQNDIT1oNS-Comptant Ell moment De l'adjndication.
an2J scl6 n5 W. II. WATERS Constable
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SELF 80 ola
CONSTABLE'S SALES.


SEcosD JUSTICES CouRT MICHEL .ESTELLA vs. TEAL
Parish of Orleans & LiGHTBURN.-No. 29I2
RE VIRTUE of writ Of Heri facia as, TO me
ID directed by the Hon. d. F. MITCHELL Second Justice
the for parish Of Orleans the entitled suit
will proceed TO sell at public aucon Magazine street
between Poydras and Nacfez FRIDAY the 18th
day Of September, 1861, at Il O'Clock NJ
A LOT OF OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
consisting OF One Iron Safe Desks, Tables Iron Railing
Chairs,
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
au3l SEA ID W. Fl. WATERS. Constable.
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FTETAIRTE JOCKEY CLUB
In, H. ssGh Of The State Of Louisiana,
~TS-TA@4aASvIA~ WINTER MEETING OF 1861,

The Winter Meeting ISL viii commence on SATURDAY.
1h December 1851, vi tue Anntl sweep 'ake for year old
nddcd BY the Club The horse save his
stake 10 and CLOSE 18th October 1851 Three OF
SANE DaY-Syve epsase7 for } year ods Heats of Two
Miles S4D to be added by the Cub if The run Cond
TTESb4Y Dec 10 l8sl-"plcayune sweepstake for all
Pr1prieHrs tie New orleans Picayune add
$500 three AID the Club add $50 il the
scbers to ill close the day October 1861! 10
at the Judges stand on the Race Course on Monday Dec
IEbSEsnAY, Dec. IT, ls0l.- Heats of Two Miles.
Mile Subscriptions Si The Climb add
the second horse his stake Three
ISL to I'LL the stake 7" n''""""a close ." October To-
THGRsDAy, Dee, Il, 186l.T ,1T of Two Miles.
FRIDAY Dec. 49, ls5l.-Heats of One Mile best three in
SATURDAY Dec a. lS6l-Eeats of Four Miles.
money per all PURSES the second horse If
second go with the purse walk-over will receive the
pure.
For the Spring Meeting of 1852 the following Sweepstakes
SATURDAY, March 81, 1852-sweepstakes year olds
saribcts to hI The Club to add $500 the run the
second horse to his stake To name and close on December
SANE DAY-sweeptakes FOR year oIds, Two Nile Heats
subscriptions $500 half forfeit three subscribers to I'LL
HI stake To name and c9se December iS6
Messs Hail Hdreth plate $500 three more
adse SS on Race Course + NJ day previous
WEDNESDAY April 4 2moSweeps'9ke for year 1ds,
$500 three start the second horse to his
70 close December L. 1862 Three more subscr
hers to fill
% All Sweepstakes may be postponed by the officers of The
The President Vice. Presidents may pos pone Race
for Purse but only in of bad weather. or upon some ex
SIDNEY STORY, Secretary,
&c New
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q q. W.. EsUTE4ER ErDEsIE, g Z NAlselOE
4 tOi the Purchase and Sale OF SiRys. sAieF
gSssS Yard No, 67 RRronue Th7R 0rlssn fnr.
S& lkf 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13
1880 BOXES VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Auction.
BY LANIER, PHILLIPS u CO.,

@711fF-17ID' Z 1'1I111t1 SO'i
Auctioneers
THURSDAY, 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
il the city OF Nashville Tenn, public will be
sold 1880 -
10 IeFces line black Twists Is ponnd-braudeI
70 boxes in II cases style Of Twist anope-bra1ded
Black Swan.
II tcrGes in II cases style Twist as abovo-tranded
Black Swan.
81 boxes dark sweet pounds branded Honey Moon.
Va boxes dark hweet pOunds-brhuded Unique.
3s small boxes in IL half pounds dark
ed Unique.
4OS hma boxes in 81 of beautiful bright Twists Is to the
pound-brauded Jewel Of Ophir.
81 boxes extra tine bright brandt e II A.
81 exra-branded Golden Sceptre
The above Tobacco the property Of Virginia Manufacturer
was shipped via this city aud New York for California and
trAa bat was stopped by Tennessee authority. The
concluded 10 sell here rather than return il 10 Virginia The
special attention Of the trade all others .! TD5arcn
called sale variety oeie all can pn;y
themselves. Il will nc offered lots to suit. 80
RB-TERMS-C'aslI. SEQ .;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

NIUTECE-ALTI PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
IN degntd hereby notified that he will take Confederate
Bonds Treasury Note At in payment And will also
sell his entire stock Of Furniture and valuable piece of river
property In the City OF Jefferson the square above Napoleon
Avenue e..
selU II PRESTON H. BRINTOE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

srATr or LOUISIANA PARISH oy oRLriNs,
City of New Orleans. u
Be remembered that the 18th day January $780,
me- the subscriber, Justice of the Peace and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Tho Soo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Com
New Orleans who being duly according law
depose and that the above
transcript from the books of said company
THOs sLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary .sl0-.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day OF January
1860. e D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of Orleans.
The Board
PER GENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits to the holders thereof their legal
and after the 18th day February Also declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT (40 per cent? on the
earned premiums of the Company for the ending Dece
Der 3st 1859 for which certificates will be Issued 18th
March next. ..s-a t,.g..'. e. -f- go
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS of profits have further reolyed that all outstanding
Certificates Profits Of the ssue the year 1856 redeemed
and paid to the holders thereof their legal
and after the 18th lay OF February The Certificates
produced at the time Of and Interest
sE-E... THOMAS SIi0O, President
g.. -. JAMES D. DENEGRE, Yice-Preaident
JAaEs EnwkRps, Secretary.
pIKEoFoRs'
James u. Denegre, e. J. Hart,
A. d. Kelly, John G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, ]. Z. staufer,
J. Y. de Bgana, T. T. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, % John @. Ganez
A. O. Tremoulet, Thomas Sloo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

RN HAND asE8 ErsbEt sAAAF-FgkUEhEBRaF
W McChespey Patent Washing Neutrality-suspicious. b
ssen At J. Waterman BI9 at the coE4erof MsgaslHs AND
Common Streets a at the MsclaniGs' DGSeIs EyGhRRe
No. 49, St. 0hRrles street and LAayes
BASIN atrss Mass fNreans
II. -1TTEPHN.
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Hs4a FEM ALE COLLEGiA INSTITUTE
nh 292 Camp street
CONDUCTED BY NINE ED. LOCQUET,

Institution well known by the pubic, and by the
parents patronize will lis Winter Session
MONDAY 18th September The Principal requests OF tbs
pupils be punctGa in order TO enjoy the benefit of full
particulars apply the Principal 292 Camp street by
let Box 2la,. se9 Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

EOSTIUh. FRANK W.sE
e@a R0sTICR s. SEYMOUR, n
- -snoes''o=' to- -
BREWSTER d zACHARIE,
BE FfoEt eVse and So Fulton opposite W. VialSts
between PoydrsB and Gtavier Streets
Manufacturers and DsHierb SI&V Els and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER TIN aud SHEET IRON
WORKERS..
We most respectfully call The attention Of end
country merchants honekeepers and h9tel popreors
large and well assorted stock of Cooking PGrldr Oce aud
5eatng Stoves comprising almost every kind
Tin and JRpannGd Ware Glazing Dishes Old Dominion Cofs
Fot6 eclE uts Codse reque, Toilet Seg Lamps Lanterns
and all Kinds OF Wares uiSabta for Cooking pr
poses Al of Which will Ia sold lower uss than any housf
In the city ~
NslutacturetB o. the CREOLE COOKING BTOVE. go vel
S5aped for the of hotels Fl9utarg eto ru Dir We uvs
fa<ticnlsr atteutto' $1,000 " ~
CGRs UEksy Coal Oils!
In quantities suit prrchssers
Veg YORK keEosene Virginia. ParaGine and Carbon Oils
ELL warranted pUrePt the lowest prleA by tho gallon
iafSe assortment Of Lamps Globes Burners icks and
everything RppertaInrg the
Dealers VIII 10 vel esll s1d "yenins tel3 IL
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.sa NO. o ST. FERDINAND Ola
fslssag STREET, THIRD DISTRICT, n. o. 5GaasGA

w NJ. MONK,
WHOLESALE DEALER, CURRIER AND LEATHER
DRESSER,
Informs the Saddlers aud Harnessmahers Of this city that
having ado considerable additions his present establishment
he able finish all k nda Of HARNESS.. SADDLE.
Birdie, AND MACHINE BANDING LEATHER
orders will be executed in The best manner and with dis
nAtch TN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-13

MI URF hY,S HOTEL. Nos 9s AND 100 ST.
w CNarles streerha couImuoious establishment Is
Of the most PLEASANT we'll as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city, Tbs proprietor tenders bis thanks for the
age heretofore bestowed socjts continuation thereof
confidently assuring his that nothing shall be wanting
thatmay cttrbute 10 their comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with The establishment unsu-
passed
SELF If r RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

To cash paid sundry allowances Of
the Board from April Goth, 1860,
to March 9th, 1861, SIG, AGA 2
To cash paid Bonds, due May ord,
1860, 600 0
Balance, 5,29l 8
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05


~ lily virtue Of writ ais Ioyarl Facilf to me d.
mi#l reelud will he expael to Public Sale, at the
l,it house q John Fo-ter IN the city u wilmington
ls.kk2A New Castle County, Delaware. on WEDNESDAY,
The 10Th Of April, 4. . 1861, at O'clock, p h the
following described Raal Estate. &c., Wis
All that certain Lot Piece Parcel Of Land aud large
Brick Building Cotton Factory, including all the ma
chnsry, tools, Implements, fixtures aud appurtsnaneea
consisting In part Of one Screw Power Press, une Turning
Lathe Circular Saw aud table, foriy-nne feet and
two inches Of wrought Iron shang; twolveton hangers
tahbet metal boxes, twentyone iron turned pnles, two
double and twisting frames, one hundred and twenty
spindles each, medium bobbins, two new double anu
twisting frames hundred aud thirtytwo spindles
each, small bOhblns; two bohbin Nnders, twenty i've
tpndsu zach; six spupling frames, nfiyesh feet two
Inches wrought iron shatng seventeen iron hangers,
habbi metal boxes, twenty east iun turned pnles aud
Two Wrapping mills situate In the city o Wilmington
state Of Delaware, bounded and described rs follows, To
wit Beginning Al line 81 land OF tho Aifrah Aieihod
Episcopal Church. thence with tho westerly side Of Walnut
street. s0uthery about ninety four FEET more or less tn
the middle Of three ie wide alley between thia aud the
adjoining house aud lot, aud Tor the eouhnn USE ana
heneht of both, adjoining lois thence westerly parallel
with Ninth street about y iee moro or less, To the
original line, thence nUrihey nearly va alle with Wal
nut street by snndty lots, about nnetyiur iee more or
less to line Of the gave yard Of the said church; thence
by the sud graveyard south yeght degrees east slou
nfy iaot leas to the said side Of Walnut street.
and place ofbeBnnng be the contents more or les Also
also that certain lot piece pareel of Laud, situate u
tho city OF Wilmington aforesaid between Ffeuel aud
Walnut aud Eiihth and Ninth streets Beginning at 4
corner stake In limo VI allen lOhires LAND and land
late Of the Franklin Manufacturing tpnpeuy, ut the dis
lance Of fifty feet from the westerly side Of Walnut s
thence with said Robinalts line westerly hity iet 10
nOrihefy twenty three feet To llne Of ld OF CaldNes
heirs; distance hundred fat from Walnut street
thence with said ue u land Of CaldNus heirs eastorN
To llud late Of the aid Misunderstanding Company and
OF bt ginning hu the contents thereof more or less
Seized and taken In execution the property OF Joseph
b l1ihos aud Mary A his VIZ sni 50 aud to IL
simfia's Onlee New Castle. March 10, lsGi-22.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

The Queen Of England's mother, Maria Louisa
Victorin, Duchess of Kent, died on Saturday,
March 10Th, ut her residence, Frogmore, near
Windsor Castle. An incurahle cancer, which
had long preycd upon her, has at last proved
fatal. As the mother of the honored lady who
80 well fills the British throne, she has always
been regarded with interest; aud mr. Queen Vic
toria was devotedly fond OF her, the event that
now Ellis her with sorrow is matter for public
comment.
Old King George the Third had fifteen sons
and daughters, and yet in 1873, after the death
OF the Princess Charlotte, there were fears that
there would be no lineal descendants Of his to
wear the crown, Only three Of his sons were
then married. The Prince Regent had lost his
only child, and was separated from his wife,
The Duke Of York was separated from his
Duchess, the Duke Of Cumberland was divorced
and widowed, and the marriage OF the Duke Of
Sussex, being without the royal assent, awaited
nothing for succession. So there was haste
made to marry the other surviving royal children,
none Of whom were young. II was even thought
desirable to get husband for the Princess
Elizabeth, who was forty.eight years old, aud
she was married to the Prince Of llesse- HON
burg. The Duke of Clarence (late William w
married the Princess Adelaide OF SAKE Leiuingeni
who bore him no children. The Duke of Cam
bridge married the Princess Augusta Of Ilesse,
who is still living, and has three children The
Duke of Kent, who was older than the Duke o.
Cambridge. married the lady whose death is JUS
ANNOUNCED.
None Of the royal marriages thus arranged
pleased the English people, except that of til,
Duke Of Kent. The lady selected for him WA
the daughter of the Duke of SAKE Cubourg
widow OF the Prince of Leiningen, and sister 0
Prince Leopold, the husband of the lamenteC
Princess Charlotte, now King Of the Delgiana
The marriage took place at CobOurg, May 18Th
and at London, July llth, 1918 A daughter
the present Queen Of England, was born Ma
2ith 1919, aud the Duke OF Kent died on tn
23i Of the following january. The Duchess
thus second time widow, devoted herself I
tho cni and training of her infant daughter, an
it was, in great degree, due to her ndmirabl
motherly discipline and careful education
that the Princess Victoria was so well fitted t
occupy the throne ut the early age of eighteen
The Duchess has always teen popular with III
English people, md her death will create ret
sorrow among them. She was born Angus
18th, 1856, 50 that she was in her seventy lift
year. The courts of England, belgium, Prussia
SAKE Cubourg aud numerous others, will l.
in mourning by her deccRse.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05

The New York papers Of Wednesday contain
the following from Washington:
Ex-Governor Wise telegrarhs from Richmond
that the Virginia Convention will adopt as ID,
ullimatum for the border States, that they viii
await mutual action and the course Of tile Al
ministration In regard to the seeded States.
The special messenger Of the Post Office Do
partment, Republican, on the Alexandria and
Orange railroad, in Virginia, has been tarrcl
and ieathered by the indignant people on tie
line Of the road
The commissioners Of the southern confederncy
have sent angry messages to the President in
regard to the present attitude Of affairs.
There is great excitement in the departments
and things are very GLADLY mixed"
A concentration of United States troops il
going on Two companies have just been or
dered from Washington to Fort Hamilton, in New
York harbor, and it it is understood that fore
oil two thousand men is to be Immediately sta
tened at points on the seaboard within twenty
four hours march Of the Federal capital.
The war steamers Powhatan and Minnesota
have been ordered into service, and will be mad
ready for sea Immediately.
II is believed here that the troops and yessc
thus put in motion arc destined for Fort Pick
ems, and that they will leave for that post by III,
end Of the week.
These sudden movements indicate that the AL.
ministraton is about to inangurao a new policy
and the excitement here increases hourly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
SheriR,s Sale.

.l4a ny virtue Of a witt Of Levarl Faeias 10 mo d.
l,,iN rseiad, vii lie exposed % Public Sale at lhs
Iiaiiza New Castle Ctunty Delaware, on WEDNESDAY,
the ION day of April next 1901 at o'clock p NJ the
following described Real Estate viHi All that certain
purienance designated No o. situate in the city OF VIII
mington IN the state u Delaware the boundaries where
Of described follows to wit Beginning at stake
at the nerseston Of the Ncrhwesern side Of French
street and Southwestern side Of Fourteenth street,
thence by said side OF Fourteenth street North MY eight
degrees west about hundred aud Thirty eight ieet 10
corner Of ground granted to William Banner, thence ny
te boundary NJ that and other lots fronting on king
street south lhiriytwo degrees West about one hundred
and four feet to line OF land Of Mark Broar thence ny
that line south yeig degrees, kast tweny-four Rect to
corner Of said land, thence by the South thirty
two degrees West about seventy six feet to line VI land
VI lamar starr thence by that line south ihirtStSo de
grees East one hundred and fourteen eet TO the Aehu
side Of French street and thence thereby Norlhytwo
degrees East ono hundred and eighty three 1et more OF
less 70 Tue place Of beginning Excepting aud
nevertheless terruut aud theroiun, all that certain iut
or piece Of land situate in the city Of wilmington aloie
said heretofore conveyed and released to Thomas starr q
the said city by decd Of bargain and sae II the SAID Mnr
Brrar aud wife and releases duly executed by Inc mort
cages Of the above described aud bounded Premises To-
corded In the office for recording Deeda &c AZ Now Castle
Ia book Il, vol =, pages Az 40 40 and AT, when san
lot Or pleca Of land excepted and esrved Is bouhueu
| and described as follows 10 Wit.
Heglnning at stake Of tile said Thomas harr
lot aud In line OF land formerly oil lamar Starr, now
late of Johu Jane and Elizabeth Starr and at the dsane
u eighty lest from the kastety side Of king street an,
thence hy said John, Jane and EliEabelhs line EASTER,
parallel with Fourteenth street forty feet TO stake then
by othar land Of said Mark Brear Nurherly parallel wiz
King street twenty-five feet TO stake and Westerly para
lei with Fourteenth street forty feet to another corner
the said Thomas STARE lot and thence by line Of raid 10
southory parallel With King street twenty-five feet to ~
place Of beginning, containing within said bounds els
hundred and eighty square feet Of land bs the same NOR
| VI less.
Seized aud taken in execution the property Of Mar
Brear and Sarah his vile aud errs tenants aud TO DO SOL
LEVI H. MOORE, sheriff.
| Sheriii's O1lee, New Castle March 49, lS3l-22ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-05
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February 21th 1851.
Upon the application Of srEfnEN BONsALL aud
VI JOSEPH HILL, Executors Of the last viii and tes-
lament OF JOHN HEbPnlLL, late Of the city q vii.
mngon, in said County, deceased II Is ORDERED and
directed by the Register that the Executors aforesaid give
EHalo Of the deceased with the date Of granting there
or by causing advertisements to DO posted within forty
DAYS from the date Of such letters In six Of the most
public places OF the County OF New Castle REQUIRING all
persons having demands against tho Estate TO present
the aamo, abide by Act Of Assembly In such case
made AID provided. And also cause the same to DO in
serted within the period In the Delaware state Jour
nal and statesman, newspaper published in wilmington,
and to be continued therein two months.
(-l Given under the Hand and Seal Of Office Of the
lis Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
- County aforesaid the day and year above written
PETER n. VANDEVBR, Register.
NOTICE-An persons having claims against thu Estate
Of the deceased must present the duly acsted tt
the Executors before the 18th day Of February,
1862 or abide tho Of Assembly in such made and
provided, STEPHEN BONSALL,
JOSEPH HlLL-
WILMINGTON February eth. 1861. EXECUTOR.