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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

LEWIS, DELAwARE.-Re Remember the 9th
of September. Is there anything ominous in
the foregoing sentence We will not an
swer. Is there anything wrong in the vi
entity of certain spring not far from the
town of Lewis If so, what Can any of
the Bayards gives us an idea of the quality of
the water Are there any Union text books
in those large boxes in nobody's house, land
ed from nobody's vessel, 10 be sent some
where, where nobody knows? These are
all mysteries and so they ought to be-
There is no Fort lafayette in Delaware u
very good thing for nobody.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

TIE FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NoRTHERN CEN
TRIAL RAILRoAD.--Thc Baltimore American, af-
Ter stating the death of two Pennsylvania vol
unteers by the accident on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, says:
g y number of the witnesses who were upon
the train were summoned and from their evil
dcnce the following summary is made up;-
Both trains were what are styled military
trains, and were approaching Baltimore, and
nine miles distant had forty-fye minutes al
lowed them to reach there. The first train,
consisting of eighteen cars, nearly all filled
with soldiers, aud was going ut the rate of ten
eleven cars, and was making between fifteen
and eighteen miles. Whilst both were passing
around or near the curve ut the above point,
the natural consequence was a collision and
the locomotive soon dashed into the train in
front, damaging the rear car and running off
the track itself. 1t appeared further that on
the rear Of the first rain red light had been
displayed, according to the regulations of the
Superintendent, but that five soldiers of the
regiment, not only in violation OF the rules of
OF the company, but regardless Of the expose
tions of its officers and their officers, rode
upon the bumper Of the rear car, aud in doing
so prevented the engineer of the rear train
from seeing the same. The jury, after hearing
the evidence, rendered the following verdict
" That the deceased came TO their death in
consequence Of collision of trains on the
Northern Central Railway, caused by improp-
er management of the managers of the COM
pany.h
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

SAGE Four Mony.-Remembe the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCaulley, Esq, No. COG Market street vii
mington Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiye deposits. All amounts received from
one dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest
paid from the day of deposit.
WILLIAM McCAULLEY, President
JOHN P. RUTH, Secretary.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28


Opposite the City Basin, in Wilmington; ana ayin h
greatly encouraged in his enterprise beyond His ,nt
hent cancellations. announces that he Inns lust
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, which he Il nv
pared TO sell at the lowest cash prices, such Il. fancy al
staple Dry Goods, Trimmings &c, fine Beaeed and ii,
pieaChMl Muslls; also u good assortment oil LADIE
DRESS GOODS; and having purchased SEVINa
hACHlNE, of the host style he sprepnred 10 man.
10 order short notice Chillrrns Clothing Of Mi Kind
Every variety of sewing done with lcspatc and NJ inv
rates He has also on hand handsome lot Ur tens on
lars and Crayats ut the cheapest cash prices nne ln Ne
Gents Shirt Bosons. Mt ~ 3, TO- IL, 49, % 81 III 10 ID
and 70 cents dents Shirts ready mule ID made Ia ~
dor at short notice, Chilrcns Clothing ready made and nj
ways on hand. w ="
lie has also on hand nice lot u STATIONERY IIaS
ing purchased IT At auctnn, lie can no doubt sell il cean
en- than the same kind of goods be purchased ce
where. The stock consists. in part, Of
900 Union Envelopes cents a pnrk
Jun yellow do cents Il pack
100 fine white do 10 cents q pnrb
A lot of Pass Books, 1T 8 cents each
lot Of various styles Of Writing Paper at & can't.
quirc steel Pens, Of different sizes at cents 5a,.
superior Writing Ink Pen Handles lor sale rienn
sons Wishing anything in lis line would do well ia ssi
ana examine for themselves, he will MT nil n snit
them in quality and price. w. - e"''
RICHARD n SAwDON,
No. lOll Market street opposite tho CITY Basin
IN ng, ,,,, i Wilmington. Del.
w SOL II. n SAWDnN =
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

pay WaT-is- tir-s iirstr ssSfC. IN settling dis
putes, and we had hoped That that would have
been avoided, aud VIC did all that we could in
our humble way to avert il by selling good
Union boots and shoes to all classes Of our
own citizens, as well us to those of our neigh
boring States OF Pennsylvania and Maryland j:
and we are still in the market with large
stock of Spring and Summer goods of all dis
criptions, which we will sell Mt unusually low
figures for the cash, for as TO say that they are
good is altogether unnecessary-they will
speake for themselves. Let all those in need
come and see-we will mention few of the
leading articles which we consider very cheap:
Gentemen's fine boots, $3.50
Ladies' morocco boots. with heels, l25
9 without heels, 100
Caters g rs
together with n vast assortment of boys
youths and chillren's shoes all of which are
homemade, at No. lo2 West I'd street, be-
tween Shipley and Orange streets.
JAMES W. BRINE.
HeA. Stewart h Walsh, No. 81, Market
street Wilmington, Del, keeps constantly on
hand great variety Of watches, clocks, jewell
ny, silyerware and fancy articles. They also
repair clocks, .watches, siverwsfe iewelry &C.
Persons wishing good watch, or to have any
thing repaired, will do well to give them call,
for they employ none but excellent workmen.
A word TO the wise is always sufficient in
business point of view consequently those in
need of boots and shoes, and wish to procure
them ut very cheap rates, will do well to call
at the corner Store, Second and Shipley street,
and examine the stock of Geo. S. Hagany. His
stock has b cen largely increased within the
past week, lind the most fastdious can be ac-
commodated with anything in his line. He
makes boots and shoes to order, and guaran-
tees satisfa ction throughout his trade.
Dels1 CHEAP JOHN is sole agent for Ash
worth's be.,t Six Cord Spool Cotton, the best in
use.
Ras~ CHEAP JOHN has the greatest stock
IF Boots an d Shoes of any other Store in Del
ware, and sells them the cheapest.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
REPORTED SIEGE OF LEXINGTON
CONTRADJCTED

ST.. LOUIS Sept 25.-The report from
Quincy to the Chicago Tribune, that Gen.
Seigel had attacked Price at Lexington, is
utterly false. General Seigel has been here
several weeks, and Gen Hunter reached
Jefferson City to-day from Rolla.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

CAPTURE. B. Dickson, Inspector at
Smyrna Station, captured yesterday three
horses belonging to Capt Bush, of Sauls-
bury, rebel. He has placed the horses at
the hotel of Mr.. Moses Rash until further
orders Il,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
TIE REBELLION IN KENTUCKY.

i'uulohlLlaEi MuHuhN, sept 20.
u is reported from below that small de-
tachment of Gen. Rosecrans force has advanced
fifteen miles southwark of Eiaabethtown, and
that Gen. Buckner is advancing northwarl
from Bowling Green with force variously
estimated at from 1000 to 10000
The Eeening Bulletin says that Lock No. 3 on
the Green River was blown up on Tuesday, BY
order of Gen. Buckner, and publishes II letter,
purporting to be from him, directing the de-
strnction Of Lock No. l, on the same river.
The Union men, on learning OF this. attempts
ed, but unsuccesstnlly, to guard the locks, but
they were destroyed.
Captain Gibson and the four missing pickets
have returned to the camp at Salt River.
The city Council has passed Il resolution an
proving General Andcrsons appointment of n
provost marshal, and another requesting the
citizens to close their business hours at four
O'Clock every afternoon, TO allow time to people
TO drill
General Nelson, who founded Camp Dick
Robinson, has gone to Marysville, to start n
new camp for volunteers.
The same paper says that u lieutenant of
Buckners army was arrested ut Oldham on
Sunday, as a spy.
sKiRMIsHISG NEAR COLUMBUS.
CAIRO, Monday, Sept. 23-The pickets of
the Iowa Seventh, at Ellicott's Mill, Ky, eight
miles above Columbus, were approached on
Sunday evening by a body of rebel infantry.
numbering fifty or sixty. The Iowa boys fired
on them, bringing down three or four. The
rebels returned the fire without doing any
damage.
Another skirmish with the rebels took place
near Hunter, Mo-, four miles below Norfolk
last evening. Three Of our men and horses
are missing, The rebel loss is not ascertained
Reports from below say that the rebels at
Columbus are crossing to Belmont; also that
they arc in possession of Bladensville, Ky,
eighteen miles southeast of this place.
Gen. Buckner is stated to have taken possess
sion of 0wensboro', Ky, on the Ohio river,
seventy miles above Paducah.
THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
TRANSPORT, Monday, Sept. 23-Ihe House
bill passed, by vote of 81 to 10, authorizing
the Military Board to borrow s 900 900 in nd
dition to a million authorized May "a, on the
State bonds, payable in ten years, and estab-
fishing tax OF five per cent. on u hundred
dollars, to pay to bonds and interests, the said
sum to be appropriated for the defence of the
State.
The bill recognizes the Military Board.
A resolution was offered, and referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, asking Gov.
Magoffin whether the invasion of Kentucky by
General Buckner has been made upon any con-
sultation, advice, or recommendation of any
person connected with the Executive Depart
ment of the State.
The Senate resolution was adopted that a
committee of two from tine Senate and one
from the House be appointed to inquire by
what authority and under what charges mem
bcrs of the General Assembly have been us
arrested at Harrisburg.
D.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

X 4
asn-getting along very well at present.
am enjoying good health. The probabilities
are that will return home next spring, as
don't want to be idle here. My country needs
the services Of all her sons. There is strong
probability of having a fight in this State; if
we do TIE Union men here will be badly whip
ped, as This section of the State, (Deing settled
by Southern men) is strong for secession. If
it comes | say in the language of Patrick
Henry 'et ii come, | am ready to meet it, a
nober death do not wish to die than falling
my -a.rs.t LIE - thatsiS !. ssasa
for the 6onstiN " our common country
May God bless iief and all of her citizens who
are to be found where duty calls them.
This State is strong for the Union by an
immense majority, but in this southern section
the Disnnioni;ts are largely in the majority
especially in this county and San joaquin,
MERGED, Stanisaus, Lulare, Fresno and Los
Angeles counties. | am panied to see one
thing here and that is a good many of our
foreign citizens are secesh, especially the Jews;
be it said to the credit OF our French, Dutch
and Irish citizens, they arc loyal to our Gov
eminent. For my part, cannot see how any
naturalized citizen can prove so recreant to
| every principle of honor us TO be found fight
! ing against tie very Government they have
4 sworn to protect and defend. ! sincerely hope
| and trust tina every one of them found in
arms against our Government may be caught
/ and hung higher than Hannah.
1 Our country will come out NIL right, like gold
I from the crucille, and say God speed it. At
1 least eight-tenths of the Breckenridge Demo-
Gratis of this State are Secesh; in this county
| they poled last year 500 votes, and out of that
\ don't know over tteenty Union men; but ut
| the same time they all preach Union, but OPP
! posed TO coercion. They say that the admin
1 istration is waginE an unholy war upon the
| people Of the Southern States, trying to MUIR
der their wives, mothers sisters, &C., destroy
| ing their property and going TO free all their
nggers, &C.; yet at the same time, they have
| not word u say about the acts Of jeff Davis
| ana his praical horde that is deluging our
| fair land will the blood of our best citizens.
| say out upon all such men. When the news
! reached here Of the battle Of Bull Run you
| could see them grnning in their sleeves.
| can't see for the life OF me how they can boast
/ on that fight as | think they got the worst OF
/ it. Write me a long letter and let me know
| how the feeling is at home. Send me the Del.
aware Inquirer, | don't care for any other
l Delaware paper.
| ! remain your ailcctionate son,
4 SAMUEL A. KING.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

Appoqnainiaf Hundred Curiosities. --We saw
at The store of Mr.. Isaac Price, of Prices
Corner, one of the finest eagles of the species.
Mr.. Price has had this fine bird in his pos
session for over four years and is u fine speci-
men of the American eagle. 1t is, indeed,
a representative bird and the State of Della
ware, outside of secessiadom, need not be
ashamed to admire it. Mr.. Price has also
large dunghill cock that walks as erect as
militia corporal He calls il Stephen A.
Douglas. This chicken had been educated
by Mr. Price TO do many antic tricks; among
which is to be mesmerzed, after the fashion
of Sgnor Blitz's canares. This wonder
full bird.
Tie Natoaai Fast DeH-Thurstlay, by a
recommendation of the President of the
United States, was observed by our citizens
more generally as day of humiliation, fast
ing and prayer than any we have seen for II
long time. The day assumed the quietude
of Sabbath, and our merchants and me-
chanics had their places of business closed
the whole day. Unlike any other day of the
kind, there was not the slightest disorder
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

Clocks.-Wlliam Sperry, II clock makes
who has been tried for the last ii years in his
vicinity and proved himself an excellent work
man, has permanently located himself at No.
los West Ninth street. where he can be found
Mt all times, and consulted upon matters APP
pertaining to his business. Mr.. Sperry is so
well known in this community that it only re-
quires notice of his whereabouts to insure his
work.
psS~ CHEAP JOHN has largest and cheap
est lot OF Dry Goods of any other store in Del
aware.
g6y- CHEAP JOHN has everything in use,
also the Best Tobacco, and sells more goods
than any SIX stores in Delaware sepl4-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
Real Estate at Public sale.

,,,.,4s..,s THE SUBSCRIBER WILL.
asf5555sss sell ~ Public Sale, an SATURDAY tho XII
s3fssEzA5ssi OF October 1857, FARM, sitinteJ il
I%W9E Chtlsiianl llunircd.Srw Castle County Della
~" ware containing D5 acres and ~ nercles
~ra-=- within enc mile cast of Ccntleyiila and Ill
mncs ifon Wilmington. convenient To churches n,il,s
schools, &r Tile neghhprhopd is ce.ebrted for health
and morality n no spot in the State Of Delaware pusssss
es more beautiful scenery in Il higher state M cnI
tivatio The land is increasing in value and prraon
10 want Of property rs above described an npportnni
il offered seldom to be met with. fi'
Sale to commence at = O'clock ~ MI wben conditions
WIN, II. REYNOLDS Auctinneer 30 ~ !,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

KENTUCKY HAS FURNISHED THE UNITED
including 1000 men now in Camp Robinson
well armed and equipped, and ready for ser
vice. Besides these, six or eight regiments
of infantry and cavalry are in process of
formation for which recruiting is going on.
And in many parts of the State are organized
companies Of Home Guards, armed with the
muskets distributed by the Government
through Lieut.. Nelson, ready for service
within a reasonable distance from home. In
Louisville there are. 1000, Lexington 4000
and in many counties one or more companies.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
RY NIlIREKT A nRnrIER


N-Ns, IVIfEN FUBLtCs--THEU N-
~SsAs-s DERsldNED being well known M writor,
nneffM2N would Offer his services tn all reqnifsrt
YaR1A4AT4M Literarynid He will furnish adiresstR
pAH rsX Omtions, Essays presentationspeech an
replies, Lines for Albums, Acknowledgements matter Ill
the prcss-Obituares and write Poetry upon any Bjel
Address (poFt paid FINLEY Johnson, II
decB-tf Bnlttmore Ma
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
SIIRllmcr Advancement.

STEAMBOAT LINE FOR PHILAD,A.
= n.glI - ON and after MONDAY, July 22nd 1g0l
ssgsss ;szl tho STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will nm n,
follows: - 49, ~" 90
Leave Wilmington from King Street Wharf At @ 20 a. M
Leave phalelpha from Chestnut Street Wharf al 0 INT
hour after the time named, each way ''' o''o
Fare between Philadelphia and Wilmington, Is cents
Return trip tickets. e' IA camt
Fare between rhilnd'a and chestpr ar HAL, ID .,
Return trip tickets, o5 cont
W. Return trip tickets good only for the div thev
no. Breakfast provided ON hoard
Freight taken at the usual low rates SINNERS arc re
Iueseu 70 lnye their Eoo1ssent to Chestnut Street Wharf
9y or before II NJ, to insure their coming down sn,nn
my ana have receipts with each load Of goods ns hi enn
NOT ieceipted for will be at owners risk Sln raesnta
pha. 's'o" % an rn,la ,,l
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

nEAP liATSJust received and for sale ut the cheap
~ Hat store; lot of fine Panama Hats. Also fine
assortment Of Felt and Straw Hats The above goods will
be all sold low Call and examine, HORACE D. RAY,
may1S No, 3O7 Market street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
Great Discovery.

Great Discovery,
I HAVE MADE A DISCOVERY on TKKI
utmost Importance to every married person Of eitlrr
sex, and viii send the full particulars roncornng If ~
any one Oh receipt Of stamp to pay return postage
huuiess DIX j. II. MARTELL.
eplie-.sWly Alfred, Maine.
GPARKLiNG MINERAL. wATER --,c,-,
~ Fountain of dclleons Mineral Water II ,Le orie nj
store which hrst introduced Cream syrup il now snen
Among the new Syrnps notice Little Giant s,liinr
Anderson'S own" 1.-The Whole Union" 6c. &c. 49,
apra0 al niari', i" 80 ~,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

The following letter from a Delawarian to
his father will be read with interest:
MARlposA, Aug. 18th, 1861.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28
Soda Waste avnsV AsI,e.

~ eeSht NHkA 1AShGSs
liE subscriber has Tor sale some 5000 bushels of Sad
-, waste mns,e qua Ashes Apply the Delaware stean Son
enu S"llue faclory. lleh2S Il. d. HICKS.
Extension Tables For Sale.
VHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE
4 low, two Superior Extension Tables. Inanro Of
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY
men 23tf No. SIS, Shirley Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-28

WANTED.
l000 Cords ofthe best cleft Pine Wood delivered hear
AoOO Apply 10 N. H. APPLETON,
apr27-tf WILMINGTON nel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

the most cfcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal maladv. 1t is COM
bned from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERurrlyR
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoNY's FIRr,
ROSE, or ERYslpEIAs, plNpLEs, PusruLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoILs, TrMoRs, TrrTRR
and SALT RHErx. ScALp HEAD, RINGwoRM,
kHEusATrsN, SyPHfLiTrc and MERcuRiAL DIS
EAsks, DRorsr, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY. and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
III "tntpnfy Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scroinla is degenerationof the blood. Tie
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila Is to purify and regenerate this vital tuid,
without which sound health IL impossible In
contaminated constitutions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

Whereas, J. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
by their Deed of Trust dated January Ih 1880.
sesed to Robert III. Gilmore IN trust the folio wing
described real estate IN The county Of Lee aud
Iowa, viz the west half o. the south quarter
section ten, 0,1 except one ard three
aud the n. half of the w. of the n w OF seclion
fifteen tI5l all being IN Township sixty SIX &c. Range
nNe. 3 containing IN all ninety eight and fourth
acres, 10 secure the pay OF certain promissory
note. therein described, for the Of two ihousa
five hundred and my six dollars and eighty seven
cents, 81 $50 81 with ten per cent per annmm
est after maturity. and also the cost expenses oil
said trust.
And whereas, the principal sum In said note men
toneds due aud unpaid together with intere
ohfrom February IS. isbl and. whereas, the said T.
Bishop has made default in said pay per the
stipuiations Of said note and Decd ef Tru 4
Therefore. /. Robert II. Gilmore, as Trustee afo re-
said By direction Of the holders OF said note, and ar
thereunto BY said Deed OF Trust will sell
thr real estate above described pubic sale cash
to the highest bidder Iii front Of my Id the CITY
Of keokuk, In said county, Monday, the S8th dny
Of September, irGl, between the hours of o'clock
m and 4ofelock, p. m, aud commencing at O'Clock
D. N, Of said day 10 satisfy said demand and the
ofsnid Trust. ROBERT H. GILMORE,
Aug 81 ,bldfm Trustee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30
DR0cLAMATION.

10 aftto rhom these prtssnts sAaH come yreet,#gf
NnfHEA., itis by act ~ the General Assembly oil
the state 81 Iowa made the duty OF the Governor nj
least thirty days before any general election 10 issue
his proclamation, designating all The offices he
hlita ~ Atte OF all tbr electors In The State
electors ~ Any Judicial District
Vow. therefore, !, Samuel j. Kirk wood Governor
Of the State OF Iowa. do by th-. my proclamation.
publish aud declare that al the next riec
10 be held In this State the second Tuesday tic.
tober next, tue following Offices be filed To-
wit.
The offeelof Governor;
The office Of Lieutenant Governor;
The Office OF Judge OF the supreme Court;
The Office of Representative To Congress. from the
FIRST Congressional District to MI the vacancy oeea
stoned BY the Resigns alton OF Hon samuel K Curtis;
Aud the office OF District Judge the Siath judicial
District TO fill the vacancy occasoned by the resgna
ton of Hon. william NJ. Stone;
Whereof all citizens aud officers concerned pauic.
nlarls the Sheriff. Of the several cnuniies
tee and be governed accordingly
In testimony whereof, have hereunto nv hand
and afxed he great al ~ the Stale M Iowa. Dofe
49, at ues Motnes this 2pth day Of August. IeGI
iis nf The Independence ~ this United States the
eighty sixth, and Of this State the fifteenth
Ei The Governor, SAMUEL J. klRkM OoD.
EiijAH SELLS. Sec. OF Slate scpslm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-30

TO J. II Barker, adm strator of the estate oi
Thomas Ilardsman, deceased, Rob't Reed and
VIM. Ifarhine {dcftllnnts):
HIRAM BARNEY has filed in the Clerks Dnics
L i II Lee County District Court at heukuk, a
iud gmett against yop .sid Barker as administrator
&c., for 1929 10 and per cent. interest from is,
VI December, 1858. uppn mortgage OF Thomas
HardyMan 20 Charles Mason on forty acres off Of
The south side cf the southeast quarter OF section
10, township 6s, range w,st, in Lee county, lows
sale Ut said premises to pay said debt, and for
general relief with coats.
And you must app and answer said petition
hy noon cf the second aay If the next term of
said court. 70 be holden on the FIRST M nday of
september, 1851, or judgment and decree will be
had therein against you by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
Aug 1891 dim. Solicitor for Petitioner