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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

tn: Marysvillo E.cpress changes that It's cor
-csporlence from Missouri mas beeI suppressed
1t sass :. fellow employed and commenced
W riting from. st. Joseph about the 29th Of uly,
but that his letters have not appeared.
Possibly the fellow has been shot while burn
ing railroad bridge, o., may b., h~'s jug5td
Cor treason. Either fix wouid have tendency
to delay tho corre- pondence of the ErPress for
some time.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

CuGxsMt:; JuGGED.-". ). Et'sa"e.s 1essrs-
bic of North S.u Juan, ufoush. dc6f slo
LODGED in Jail, on r-'esday, Cfia2rl3r cna- see
vith grad larceny in ateeli1s $70G a.. . e.'r@.
watch, from James Neisc", -yho liv2s - e ni7a-
on the Middle aba. jelcv Gr'iaiy -iif GF-hv
cabin of NJ. Ne,son vas bicEec Der ''d tie
valuable takea on Saturday it5t 5"sfie'o2
resting 81, IN Uce tLe cp:uar.'a ae IL
.caIsh, ana forced to tlr where tho s,oi-n .rGr-
ertv -vac concealed. i rope vas fasters @57'.,
Ire Celc5-:l.rs Aeck ant re 'T-s er,-Yi- W nc
of-Liee t:res before he wor!o cwn NJ mp .
cieti-~ lie 1t last, CT -atLcr rot aF@-ecst'2E
900 nrch ~hoa;ns, the Ca;na.Aaa ,e5. 'ha Try
% = ,one spot in the 1ush and dug rP S1bs 0.
the money alG the s-lY'r 5atcL- he oeIc'
soc qno.hcr ChIElLan had tgke7-cs h'- sa'fe
md IqadL OF. yitn it.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
NCY NOT-ICR.

Mr.. J.. II. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
IN san Francisco to receive Advertisements receipt
Tor the same AMI t. transact business generally for
the NEVADA JOURNAL. OHiee-No. l7Ils Wash
ngton Street, nearly opposite Maguire's Opera
House-up- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
For Sale.

THREE SEWING MACHINES, OF the patents
Il OF Singers Grover < Bakers. aud Wheeler
Il Wilson. y good Milk Tow will be taken in ex-
change for nqae1iae. Apply at this Office,
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
A NEW PRINCIPLE.
Whites Patent Lever TrusseS, and
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.


For the Reiestion and Radical Cure Of Hernia,
or Rupture. sc.
THESE INSTRUMENTS ARE RADICALLY
i different in principle and construction from
all others, embracing what is valuable IL them I'll,
with NEw principles of vast utility.
The Bow Tsed in these Instruments is not
sprng, but SoS Iron 10 e shaped at pleasure fit,
The power which is in the short steel spring is also
lever apd is entirely controlled by screw, max
ing the pressure light or heavy, II pleasure. The
Pad works over knuekie giving at the same time
inward aud upward motion whereby not more
tTn half the usual pressure is required, and very
iittle or the Back. 1t clanot work up out of
place. &C Pac-beaTins Is change or the Pad itself
chang - in shape size wit very little trouble.
These sfrumtnts are the smallest lightcst, most
durable. nO rust most cleanly, the can ba
taken of and washed az pleasure. and will do more
FIR relic and IA dicat cure than any Others ever
offered to the public rend for descriptive PAM
piftt. EDWARD HALL L CO.,
Who,cs le Druggists. 5JS Washington ST.,
SaH Francisco, sole gents for the Pacific Coast.
August ID, iSSl. 5m
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20
/. o. O. Il.

Oestop'ai Lodge, No. l6-Reyular meetings on
Tuesday evening of each week, Ut their Hall,
corner Of Broad and Pine streets, in kidd's
brick bahding J. ". Cniyy, " q.
". L. Prcssey. .Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

NEW Volcano II WAshNGroN FERRIToRY,
a volcano has made its appearance on
the summit of mountain on Hood Canal,
The blaze could he seen from tle decks of
vessels at sea, and was accompanied by Il
rumblinr noise
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

R4v. DIR Deal returns to this City His broiI-
er 90 IS from Grass Valley to Marysville aad
NcC,a, takes his place. This is by order Of the
la,c Conference. NJ. Dryden remains at Stockton
aro.hqr year. Rev. DR.. Peck is assigned to the
.-tcroi charge of the Sixth Street sh&reh, Sac
rL,euto. BFuner goes to Folsom.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

.rc,-y A. LANcAsrEGs horse Idol " took the
a-efniu.r at haryssille aloae, and with his mate
alo. .a.r premium. for the fastest trottins.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

The Territorial Enterprise says immigTatial
this year is larger than il has bsen since 1855
Between $4,000 anl 10000 have already come
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

A REPUBLICAN LEGlsLAruRE.-The returns
show that at least II Republican Senators and
Ct Assemblymcn have been elected. The Re
publicans will have full swing in tae next Leg
islature, ard with out doubt viii see that no coz
rupt scheme will be pushed through to the dis
grace of the State and the party.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

ol.s Territorial EaterPrtFe has ceased to ez-
il. :, = wy9!-l5. On the 24th inst. it eoiamen-
c.s .ls L uaiy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

I.s,R WIxyr has succeeded nicely in recruit
~ 2 cavalry company IN thi@ section. sixty
ne. AZ .llready enlisted.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

WANTS TO UN.rE.-The HoHtaia Demoera',
Socesh and Democratic, wants the wings of the
Democracy u ceurc together and vote together
he, CATER. As both are left out in the cold it
would be jolly to ohibernate together. Adversely
may give than sympathetic, il no other bond
OF union for each other. Why shouldn't they
come together and be ns thick as thieves again.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

RAIsIvG CowcrABsRs U:rsR L-FFt'lL-Ii-s
II y. wc.i known fruit Ge.l-- Daddy Stone, re
lees ns trying experience il raising "eowcup-
ners' i'll a most lIehryua0sc manner. Ais land
cd gave tili piece Of gF2nnd en- which TO
raise his REGULAR Vegetables. He got some COW
c;.hae-' seeds md planted them. they cane
u, an raised ''coweuubcrs." Stop9 ays he
gin tie vines plenty OF water, and, by thun-
de- they turned into laushmillions,' That
raised ms Gandcr a little and be would MT water
tie t..r raj things aud then they tnFned back
into co,vcumbers" agin. And then A9 gave
l.r ~cre more water, and be darned if they
J,d MT turn back into ''mushmillious" agin-; and
th,r le jest thought they might 60 to thunder
if .nny'd keep changing round thatway.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

Lra.tED WITH GAs.-Thc Metropolitan The
ati.-4s aow .nagnifccntlr lighted with gas.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

SPECIMEN Of Tobacco raised in Tulare couaty
has been LEFT at our office. by Mr.. Levy. 1t IS
onlv one Of thousands of evidepees of the fer
t;litv of our soil and its ,cu!iar adaptation to
10 the raising of the great staples of the South
ern and Western States. Ifsome ofour big two
fsted fellows who fad tins to talk politi cs about
six davs ont of the week. would let up on the
Constitution and Laws, and go to tillng the
soil. there woald De a great nuisance abated,
and less growing about hard tirces AMI heavy
taxes. .---fsqlia Hs'to.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

W. W. CnuBBucK, editor Of the R,pu5iicap,
and brother of " Fanny Eorresler,8 died recently
of Utica, n Y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

KATE HAYES, the distinguished Irish Vocal
list, is dead, aged IL years. Miss Hayes sang In
the old Dramatic Hall, at the corner Of Broad
and Pine streets, in this city. in 1853.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

AFPRAr,-:n etfrgy occurred at HcAulifo'-
key liquar salooa. on broad street, C: " -dnes-
day afternoon, which resulted in 4 smashed ca
be.a or two aud c2nsiderble hlasrheily besides.
Some fthc friends o: Tim Murray bad f.tend-
,edhis funeral, md we're ticking Grop of con-
ISOLATION afterwards IN the aforesaid kag 'eposi-
tory. 3lpo~t has It, that IcAuliCc said pueam
plimentary vo~ls Of the deceased which / 1t
Nolar as tie friend Of the deceased Tim essen
ted. Words led tc flows, and the proprie,o. q
tie kegs struck Pat i tre.ncndors blow vi :
Iager gl-ss or the forehead hieh, ti-s >,ottor
say, hcltucd tie sl-ull NcG;p"i-, aaothe'
f-end O. the deceased. receiy ed a tumber st~oFc
in the tcmrl>, ''ach dill rot oI&ll sae 7lTit o
the receiver to c'eL1 ut tie coaoefn. ibe ohot-
if beng T tand, put a st-p 20 fIstelr rtotle'-
ing. Pat Nol;.I- IS quiet, sob7. 'ci'cw 'dd
is the fol cmao, We lean. G. rroIt.i.el: 'E'iia
company \. houtezLmG III.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

No Painfully apparent has been the
fact to our merchants that there is 10 way OF
getting into town short of a circum5endlbus
route not at all pleasant to take. few days
since teamsters began to unload at the half mile
house, compelling those to whom the goods be-
ionged to haul them to town on light wagons.
This is pretty state of affairs, and we doabt not
some of the people appreciate it greatly. 1t is
proposed, as some people want to come down to
first principlcs-stain their legs butternut color
and wade the streams-that the 4own be removed
to the south side of Deer Creek, and as n pre-
liminary step move will be made shortly, by
interested parties, if H.eans of gettlFg to town
are provided, 20 pat up 6, ocery near the -four
ing mill for the accommodation OF the people on
that side OF the creek. Piety H'll cant afford to
cross the bottomless pit to patronizs city that
is getting too miserable to build its bridges.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

CHILD BURyED.-The eldest deIghter OF NJ.
on Monday very severely Tts child, past four
years old, was at piay in the upper s,ory OF the
house with other children She opta.aed some
matches and in so.se manner caugas neI clothes
ON fire. Hearing the seFeans Il r-otle- rcn
ur stairs and fcrnG tfec'othing cf the littis one
almost burned CT nev. The fumes we're inne-
diately extirguished, but sIds ard arm, .nt,
tho back of he head. were baAlr burned. The
child viii recover This accident o,.gh. tc ,e2eh
all parents io be extremely cautions abcu, leay-
ing matches where child cn c1'. re- ci' th1ni
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-20

The Pension Burea have already commenced
pensioning soldiers woaqded in tn, present var.
2.C00 troops were to leave St. Louis ON the 7ti
for active service along The Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad. None of the roads ont of this
city are now in operation, bat are waiting pro :
lection which is daily looked for.
There is no telcsraphic communication with
the East
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
aonrmaI anu Alateasmair
Tudesay Morning, November 20. 1881.
PROUaAMATAON,

Gratitude to Almighty God for many meTciee
through another year, and the observance o. an
houored custom, call for day OF devout thanks
giving from the people Of this state
Though our country is suffering from the hor-
rors of civil war, brought upon ii through the
wiokedness and peTyerseness OF man, ana us
advancement TO greatness. power and general
prosperity hns thereby been retarded, and many
brave souls Who have entered have fallen IN the
unnatural strife, amt by their fall shrUudcd many
households in funtreil gloom, still, through all
these calamities Gola blessings are visible,
marked and unmist9knbe He has blessed US
with sunshine and ait, H. has beautifully filled
our garuers with tie fruite Of the earth, and lie
has spared us from Tie dread ravages OF pesti-
lence. For his mcrcies il becomes us TO thank
Him, and for our allie iona to offer prayer that
they may be removed,
Therefore, I, William Burton Governor Of the
State Of Delaware, do appoint
Thursday the 2Sth.day of November inst
as a day of General Thanksgiving and Praise to
Almighty God, and recommend that the people
of this State, abstnining from all needless aecu'
hr employments, on that day assemble ~ theii
respective places Of worship and unite IN Ter
vent expressions Of gratitude to Him from Whom
nil blessings flow, aud to whom only we car
with confidence appeal for restoration ol peac'
to our beloved country
.as6EN In WITNESS WHEREOF, have caused
ag8Sb the Great Seal of the State Of Delaware
to he heteunto afIixed. Done at Dover, thi'
eighth day Of November, in the year Of oui
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty.o
ond of the independence of said State th'
eighty-sxth. -.
WILLIAM BURTON.
By the Governor
EDWARD RIDGALy, Secretary Of STATE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26

TnE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, e1-
cept Sundays, from . O'Clock, A. NJ, till r.
M On Tuesday evenings from to 8 o'clsck,
and on Saturday evenings from & to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be di-
vided among the depostors. No salaries are to
be paid to the officers until after the payment Of
dividends amounting to at least B per cent per
annum to the depositors.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers snail be entitled to receive
any profit or emolumenl for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation
Managers William s. IIilles, Edward Belts
Eli Todd, Joseph w. Day, Charles W. Rowland
Thomas w. 9owers, George ". Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard E. Wales, Clement D. Smyth
DR.. j. Vaughan, james Scott, VIM Candy.
WILLIAM s. HILLS, President.
0EuRaE ". UsH, Vice President.
JonN p MoLLAR. Tr-asurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
NEWARK ACADEMY.
,,.af I1d1zrard n. Porter. Principal

FALL SESSION Ibbl.
futlE Fall and Winter Hsaelon Of hlu Institution viii
4 commence on tho first WEDNESDAY Of November
aud continue eve montba, 49,, =
niata order and dsd up with furniture especially
sdsp,ed for the comfort and vonyenenre Of sadepts-
Rooms are furnished for the older boys as IN uoeses o
school room. ,, 49,, ..,..,
The Course Of Instruction ls thorough and lraoteAl
deseued 10 lit young for admission to best Col
lsge or fsr tho active duea Of the farm shop count
Ing house. ~ .,,
ia frnished with Library Of 12q00 yolumea and one o.
the best collection Cheital and philosophical apps
ratus in the United sAts8thus aording facilities FOL
acquiring mpleje Scientific and Mathematical edueA
ton far superior l1eAt FoAut is in cur country
The hest TaaeAes WIN be employed, and no iAhn
spared to secure tho par moral avntal and physlca
training Of the youn lsa eliriaed 10 his care. Term
EDWARD D. PORTER,
apla Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
Some Of he reason w1y E0ve sais so many
lSLnce

Some ej ne reason w1y Eiaas sdts SO many
Shgcs:
In the first place, he secures large and com
modious establishment aL low figure and fits
it up in good order, hnys his stock in large
quantities, thereby getting il ut the lowest mar
ket prices; he has his shuos made SO that the
most fastdious cannot find fault with them; his
expenses being comparatively small, he puts his
shoes down TO the lowest living rates, and then
he alvertisos liberaly aud as a consequence he
sells his shoes OF rapidly and gets the cash with
which to go in quest Of more bargains to be again
laid before his customers, now at this time of the
year, when everybody is buying shoes for the
fall and winter. We would advise them to give
Birnie call, As he has on hand one OF the hest
assorted stocks Of Boots aud Shoes that is to be
found in the State. All business in his line
promptly aud personally attended to by the pro-
prietor, James W. Brnie, No. 1902 West Second
street between Shipley and Orange, Wilmington.
Del. Sign of the big Black Boot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26

SAVE Youa MoNEY.- Remember the Delaware
Saving Bauk is locate at the ofice of William
McCauliey, Esq No. COG Market street. Will
mington, Del, and is gpensd every day to re-
oeive deposits. All amounts received from one
oo oO''I, ,hs same from the dsy Of deposit.
WM. NleCAuLLyy, President
JuuH r RuTu, Sec y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
- q laI 4IotltCg.

IIoLLowAY's PLls AND OiNlMENr-fAcs that should be
known Coughs colds tsthma llow frequently have we
not heard PEI Pile exelani. F" j would girr $lu, slu
or 300 las may but rid OF thiB cough
this col-thE asthma, &c'Yet how prcposterous it is
TO tan in this style rnnted thai they have CON
suited medical men unt siucess that docs not imply
that they are incur blelst goui thousands, abandoned
the guesion lies li .lls ye sy tried HollowayS rill
and Uintment-hAye tae raad,'r put In practice III,
plain directions enYel tug zach boz po-t mot, ",
urge Immediate triu FOE assured they Will iind
the cure they arc Rra lor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
W1olesGle and Retaa Druggist, (3l7) Fourth ana
MnrhAL alreef.

Market street,
ORPIIALlc PILLS tspauldnE's) for Head Ache at IL.
n. Bringhursts s17 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL ThoCHES one Of the best
articles for diseases the throat a H. r. Bringhursa
Drug Store.
ceiyad and for sale by H. Bringhurst, Apothecary
WIsHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to be had at H. r. Bringhurss Drug
Store.
had by calling ct n. 4. Bringhursi's Drug Store.
Mira WINS uw's SOOTHING SYRUP now in great
demand for children teeth ng, at IL. r Bfinghursts.
FLAsKS tor spnrlsnen-l Lave Enc assortmOnt Of va
rlous sizes from y pin to pint. have just Imported
them aud they the 1neHt quality Of DiAonb Flasks-
u. Il. Bfinghurst 3l7 Market street
BnANDY and WII1sKRY selected pure aud Of fine
quality for medical purpososr by H. R. Rringhurst.
FLAuGid RELIER for the immediate relief Of pain, al
Parmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton on Thursday the 18th day Of October, at 10 o'clock
AM
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lips for sale II
any quantity, by IL. n. Brnghurat.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at II. II. Bring
hursta. ..- Il, -.
| and are now In greet "vogne.p II. Il. Bhnghurat
/ Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
per buahel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
WILMINGTON, DEL.
OVERWHELMING Albums.

Photographic Albums:
mE subscriber respectfully invites the attention 81 he
public TO the following styles Of Photographe Aous
adanted for galleries Of Card portraits OF lenus au
celebrities bound Handsomely in different styles Ahu
possessing decided improvement over any he'e'o''''
'A~1S' ALBUMS FOR THE POCKETS.
ouiu ,i1s ~ sHs''' e''' Se1s' ' 50 75
Bound in rlolh, gilt edge with clasp holding q Ia
Bound 10 morocco gilt edge, with clasp holding IL 90
Portraits, w
Bound in iurkey gilt edge with clasp, holding u "a
ALBUMS FOR CENTRE BTABLE.
Bound 10 cloth, gilt edge, with clasp, holding 20 %
Bound in cloth, silt edge, with clasp holding 80
portraits 80, ed : 90
Bound in cloth gilt edge with clasp, holding 50 .O
portraits, -,, oV
Bound ia Turkey Morocco gilt edge with clasp hold an
ing 20 portraits, eV
boand IN M "a noTrsit HsO'' u 26
ALSO wEBspRR's DICTIONARIES
Websters Pictorial cifonAry, unabridged.
Royal Octave Dictionary.
Academic. a. i4t zst
High School
primary School I"
And all tho aud Standard Publications OF the DAY
at the lowest prices For sale BY .,
! Wholesale and Retail Book aud stationery Store,
Goa Maj ket Street, W. nington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
HEADQUARTERS DEL, Volunteer MILITIA,
Wilmington. Nov. 9Th 1861.

wilmington, NOV. ctu icol.
GENERAL ORDERS, Mo. ..
The following Companies in Kent County
formed under the Volunteer Law will constitute
the Third Regiment of Delaware Volunteer
Militia, viz;
Dover Union Home Guards, Capt Isaac Jump
FELTON, Blues, Capt Thomas Draper.
Mcclellan Home Guards, Smyrna, Capt d. D..
Murphy.
Fredrrica oreys, Capt. Paris I Carlisle, jr.
Magnolia Home Guards, Capt. Edmund stout.
Leipsic Home Guards, Can't VIM. II. McClary.
Continental Rla Guard, Camden, Capt A. R.
Diamond State Guard, Milford, capt john W.
Houston.
Delaware Home Gu,-d Huslst vile, Capt.
John DOwnham.
Mo,dngton NInls Grd Milford, Capt. Jos.
o. MoColIey.
Delaware Union Home Guard, Whitelysburg,
Capt. z. G. Carer.
Litl4 Greek Home Guard, Litte Creek Land
ing, Capt D. Spencer.
An election for the Field olictrs of said Regi-
ment will be held at til Court House in Dover,
OIL Tuesday the 81 day of December, at IL
O'Clock NJ Cnptaiu- uf companies will give
five days notice of said election 10 tho Commits
stoned Officers under ibeir command, as pre-
scribed in Section 8. Volunioer Law.
BY order of,
Mpiot Geuorai Du PoNT.
A h. WooTTEN, Ai'l-de-Cainp. te
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
REBELLION
AND TnR

History Of the Rise and Progress Of the Rebellion, and
consecutive narrative Of events and ncidenls, from the
rbt stages Of the treason against the Republic down TO
the close of the conflict together with important doeu
ments extracts from remarkable speeches, &c.
u order to accommodate all elases Of readers, thre
editions are issued;
l. In weekly parts of % pages, ,A.........10 Cents
q In SamiMOnthy parts Of Ga pages, at....20 Cents
g. In Monthly parts Of 1913 pages Cents
The want Of an authentic and thorough History OF the
Rebellion for present reference and future preservation
n the subject of general remark No work Of thAt nature
has vet been offered to the public and all who wish for
information compelled TO grope through tho mazss of
the rumors reports dispatches letters and editorials Of
the daily newspapers to precpdte from Its confused
columns the great facts and incidents Of the struggle for
10 meet this want and to produce work Of permanent
value as we'll OF present Interest," the publisher has
arranged for the Issue Of the History above set forth
In form aud at price which shall render 1t acceptable
| to ALL
sThis work, the first weekly number Of which pub-
1shed on August 21s has received the unqualified
eomiums Of the Press and Of leading citizens Nobody
viii read It without satsaetion IL should 10 In the
| hands Of every Union
10 be had OF all newsdealersi postmasterE and book
sellers every where.
Subscribers sending ONE DOLLAR a good bill post
age stamps to the undersigned ito whom all Orders
to be directed will receive by mall post pad, ten week.,
numbers. go
town. county and State should in every instance
Competent Agents wanted In all Towns and Counties
FRED'K GERHARD, Gen1 Agent,
81 Nassau st. post Box i0Ol), New York City
ssp2i4w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
dAartlIc NlItelIl9eMrt.

Port Of Wilmington, November ad, 1861 =
Hon ...... lSu ioui "
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Briz Trenton, Atherioni plRstering lAths' :, III
schr Ida londer, -, ship timber 10 hatlan u 'ioi-
lingsw0rth Co. A. s.,,n.,., .,n. =
schr lmma, Downing, old iron to Mcdaniel, Ausma x
Co.
Sin Truaty barton, sand 10 Stewart, ,,,,-,,..
sin Hannah Barrett Jones, oak wood y u = NeNln'
nee sarab Ane, shler coal to Qarswell.
Bse Ahlah Stephens, --- coal 70 Vaipehief'
NE Win FRANKLIN, Ritter, coal to Chandler
nse catharine Hayes, Riley, coal TO . y " bush 10
siSon MARY Warner,J Stokes, from Phlladeiphia.Wh
mdle to Charles Warner, ,, ,,, ,.. n Z,
sioop Fame, Riley, from Philadelphia WIN muEe 10 u
sioop Planter Msrrlhew from Phlladephia with mdzs
10 O. 4 q. W. Bush. D,us,A, ,.i,A
mlze to q a o bush
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-26
Reeister's Office,

NEW Castle CouSiT November Goth, 1851.
ITpoN the appll, alton Of John v Rre and Joseph w
[ Iay Executors o. the last VIII and Testament ofJohn
ce Rsn late Of tho piiy Of Wilmington, in said County
rcessed il isuRDERLp and directed b thu h-gsler ina.
the Executors dorssaid, sye noliea Of me BrauhB 81
eiters Tesamentary upon tie Estate p tla uerease1
with the date Of granting thereof by causing ADVERTISE
nents to be posted within forty days from 10 date
f such Letars in six Of the most public places OF the
county of New CASTLE requiring all persons having de-
ands against the Estate to present the same or abide
hy m Act Of Assembly In such made and provided
And ais, cause the to be Inserted whn inc sAhe
period In the delaware State Journal and statesman
nswspaper published in Wilmington, and 70 be continued
therein two months oa,.. r ,,,
H. Re lister aforesaid, at New CASTLE IN New Castle
- County aforesaid the day and year above written
PETER d. NANDEVERi Register
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate oi the de-
must present the duly attesed 70 the ESecu'
tors On or before the goth day OF November 1867 or abide
' 49, " JOHN v. RICE,
JOSEPH W. DAY,
Executors
Wilmington Nov. GOTH lsBl.-2m