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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13
ATTENTION. SOLDE1RSi
AND THE TRENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call The attention OF an having rotation.
or friends In the army, o. the Et'I. 90 a. Hoo I-
lands German Buffers sill care .Irr-ieills 90
the Diseases induce by exposures and priNa-
tiOns incident I" camp HIc, lu the u-t-, pun
lished almost daily ~ the newspapers. uu tie
arrival ol the sick, II will br noticed lHtt o,
very large proportion are suirrlua rom dc
bility. Every case Oi that sind can be read
ily cured by lIoohand's German luors. rl-.
eases resulting from d.eoriors oi tho digest
Two organs are speedily removed W. have
no hesitation IN stating, that II these Fttcrs
were freely used among our suluicy, hundreds
lives might be saved that otherwise viii DE
Ost.
We call particular attention to the following
remarkable and well authc.uCal,d euro ul
one of the nations heroes, whose HE, 10 Use
his own language, has been saved by t"e
Bitters:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

nAVIEL u. BBARDSLnY, Attorney al
~ law, viii promptly attend to al bust
isss entrusted TO his caro-.
A JUSTICE OF tn z PEACE
VIII attend to the Writing and acknowledging
# deeds aud mortgages, and TO the taS!ug Ol
lcnosiuuus.
OEpcE-Melodoon Building. in tho rnom for.
nrrv occupied By j. q. GuuluS, Esq.
Fndlay, Ohio. April 23, ledS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13
D. R. LOCKE, Proprietor.
&usintss Gar0s

HENRY BHuwS. j.. =. UuHEtr.
DROWN. ~ nURtSET.
10 Attorneys AT Law,
VIII at'eYd g. all business entrusted to theii
'aro IA Hancock aud adjoining counties.
OFFTCE:
Dr,r G,ecB's Drug Store. opposite Court HOvse.
IINDLAY, ONO,
Rs~Pnr ocular attention given to Colcc.
lions; Foreclosures ui Nor cages. ParitiunWg
"t lauds, Guardian and Administration mat.
IrrS Jan. "a. u3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

4 n. EURtksT,
y. At-Drucy at Law mud General Cot
ic"tiug agent.
Especial attention given TO Guardian and
j A6m nistrauve mattors,
o hro ut the Court Huus'. upstairs. Ia the
'ruhnic Judges office, fiudhy. OHiu.
Aurl Is. l~G2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

IL. PHYSICIAN Ann SURGEON,
"a yiug permanently located IN FmdEIy, Ohio
VIII attend promptly To all proies ip"ll call 5
Ot,icc ana residence Main street, Hyatts
BlUck. gAprl %, lNd2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13
w Wanted I!

TNVRRYB0DY TO know that N. II. Dillinger
~ has found out ten ways to make money
tor twenty-five cents. Agents are max ing
from $6, 90 to $40 90 dollars per day. Enclose
rs cents and stamp II convenient, and address
N. II. DILLINGER,
Box lis, Urbana Ohio. Nov. 6.-[3w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

nR.U. BTECTI. .wouIdreS eSpectiulhnnnurce
- thathc bts permanently located in Fudlay
where he wllauend TO al calls ~ his profession
UnicG and residence ON west side o' Mdlnst,
nthc DU ld.nE Formerly occupied by \ founkin
uoariy opposite the new PRESBYTERIAN church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

The man who plants a birch tree
near school-house, little knows what
he is comforting on posterity,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

D. hlsfW -
DUOSVN - DUNN

] NIsITNF Y . ~ NJ
ID ATTORNEYS AT.LAW,
FINnLAY ONO.
Nil attend tn ogu Business In Hancock ana
Idi lining CruEtiGS.
Ra- OniCe in Head Quarters Buildings ever
Havl1r " Cruaingpr's store.
November - lSG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13
DR.. A. Eurd.

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON, would ro.
4 rccrliy tender h.s professional services
% the ciuzlus OF Find.ay and surrounding
'Uuu nv.
SPECIAL ArTEN ZION GIVEN TO SURGERY
10 or rlrp nn corner over the store ut u y.
Sage * Co. Res luuco Cu suHdUaky rect
slcuud door west of United Bretnron Church.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13
YELLOW AND BILLIDU' TEv@o. <S,

YELLOW MD biis'si ~ Fist Hit, ~
1heg contain no .Iicohoi or BAD tIbisley.
They will cure the above Diseases Ia ninrfy.
rne cases out Of a hundred.
10 you want something to strhnghon you?
DO you want COED app0ttet
Da you want to build up your Constitutions
go you want 20 feel wrll?
DO you want 10 get rld Of ncrvousness2
30 You want energtY
Dp you want to sleep welR
Do you want brisk aud vigorous feeling?
lfyou do, use Hoo1and's German Bittors.
From Rev. MERTON Bro,rn. n. n. Eiiior ctie
Encyclopedia Of Religious kno,cicage.
"AthOugi not disposed e. favor or recon
mond Patent Medicines in general. through
disirust of their ingredients aud cfleG s. ! vet
know ~ no sufficient reasons why Il man ma,
not testify to the benefits he believes himself
10 hsve received from any simple pre- variation.
IN the hope that he may thus contribute Ga the
benefit u others.
do this the more readily In regard 10 Hoot
lands German Bltters, prepared by Dr.. q.
NJ. Jackson, OF this city, because was prciI
diced against them f1r % any years under The
impression that they were chiefly An alcohol
ic mixture. / am indebted 20 my friend, Rob-
ort Shoemaker, Esq, Tor the removal of this
prejudice by proper tests, aud 10: encourage.
mont To try them, when suffering from great
and long continued debility. Tho use of three
bottles of these Bitters. Ht tie beginning ui
the present year, WAS followed by oydnut re-
lief and restoration to 4 degree ul bodily and
mental vigor which | have no. felt tor six
months before, and had almost dpspairrd of
rcgaining. | therefore thtuk Cod aud my
friend for directing mo the use ot lhcm.
J NEN won BROWN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-13

MEssRs JuSEs Il EyANs;-Well, gentlemen
your Hoohand's German u tiers has saved my
life. There Is no mistake IN this. lis yOuch-
ed for bv numbers al comrades. sOuU uf W hose
names are appended, and who we're fully cog.
niZaut OF all ihe circumstances Otiny case. ]
am, and have been tor tho last -four wears.
member OF Sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the Immediate command Oi Captain
II. b. Ayres. Through the exposure Wtcuj-
ant upon my arduuus dates, Nas HtlaCNcd
in November last with Inflammation # The
lungs, and WAS lur seventy 'lNu Us IA Inc
hospital. This was followed by great deb'i
ty, heightened by An attack ol dyseniery.
was then removed from the WIZ House, and
sent ~ this city N board he steamer estate
of Maine" from which lWld' on the 18th vt
June. Since that time have been about aS
low AS any one Cou ii be aud stun retain "A
spark OF vitality. For n week or more was
scarcely able 10 swallow anything, and If !
did force morsel down, II was immediately
thrown np again.
| could not even keep a glass Of wptor on
my stomach. Life could not last under these
circumstances; and, accordingly, tho physc'
ians who had been working faithfully, though
unsuccessiully, Ia rescue me irnm ina grasp
of the dread archer, frankly told no thoy cod
do more for me, any advised he 70 see a clor
gyman, and 10 make such disposition of sly
limited funds III best suited me. An acqualat
Anco who visited me ut the hospital. Mr..
Frederick Steinbron, OF sixth below Arch
eject. advised me, ~ n torlOrn hope, To try
Frur Bilters, and kindly procured bolllo.-
v.om tho time commenced taking thOm the
Ioomy shadow of death recedod, and am
now, thank God for it,, getting better. Though
have taken but two DOltles, | have gained
ten pounds, and feel sangune ol being per-
mitted tn reioln my wla and dtus hter, from
whom i have heard nothing Ior eighteen
months; for, gentlemen, am loyal V'rgln.
ian, from the vicinity of Front Royal. To
your invaluable Bliters owe the certainty OF
life which has taken the place ufyasue tears
to your Btlers viii owe the glorious pGlvi'
1egc OF again casping to my bosom those who
are dearest 10 me in lie.
N.Di.A In.Lnln
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
THE GREAT REBELL1oN.

Among the great works presented to the
public recently, We know of none which mer.
its more attention and favor, than Harper's
Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion in
the United States. Its published in month.
ly numbers, at the low price of twenty-five
cents each, which places it within the reach
OF all. 1t is well-priuted in a clear, good
type, on excellent paper. The events which
are now taking place around us, must be re-
corded on the page Of history. The names
OF the guilty men through whose agency
our once happy people have been embroiled
in an intestine war, must be handed down
to posterity. They must he held RESPONSE
BILE for whatever consequences may aow
from this fratricidal war which they are wa
glng against our wise and beneficent gov
ornment. The brave and gallant men who
stand between the destruction Of our
Liberties and the enemies Of our country,
deserve to have their names enrolled on the
pages of history, and their gallant deeds
recorded through all time.
The two numbers which we have re-
ceived-December and January-are beau
tifully illustrated with likenesss of the
revered patriots and statesmen OF the
Revolutions the great men of half CEN
fury ago, and the soldiers and charac-
tiers who have figured prominently in the
scene of strife now going on. Fort Sumter
with its frowning battlements occupies, a
garrison on Christmas night 1860, the Star
Of the West being fired on from Morris Is
land by the traitor horde, while bear.
ing provisions TO our starving soldiers, are
faithfully delineated. The browning act of
their niamy, the turning their guns on Sum.
ter the surrender Of the fortress, are all re.
presented IN manner which conveys to the
imagination an excellent idea of the manner
In which this causeless and unnatural rebel.
hon was lnaugurated. The author portrays
in graphic style the incidents connected
with the assembling of the Continental
Congress; the Declaration of Independence.
the result of the struggle for liberty
the formation of the Federal Constitution
and then gives thorough historical nara
tive OF the rise and progress of the nation
down to the period when Southern vaudals
placed their vile hands upon the charter of
our liberties and sought its destruction. He
discusses in an able manner the causes which
are set forth for the reasonable course pur.
sued BY the degenerate authors of this base
conspiracy, and proves beyond the possibility
OF cavi, that there was not the least shadow
OF reason for the course pursued by the peo-
pie of the South This work will minutely
and accurately describe oil that occurs in
the great struggle for the restoration OF the
Union and the preservation of the great
principle Of self-government and will be
illustrated with cuts representing the most
important objects. 1t should meet with an
extensive patronage. Persons wishing TO
secure the work should send on their names |
TO the Messrs. Harper, Frank
in Square, New York City
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
cULTURn OF rnnAnnn

The rebellion has had the effect of devel-
oping many things in relation to the cpltiyo.
hon of certain plants, which we hive al.
ways considered indigenous to the Soutb
and every day is bringing to light evidence
showing eonclusiyely the adaptability of the
SOIL IN the free States for raising certain
articles, for which We have heretofore bean
dependent on the South Among these wos
Tobacco. Recently Orange Judd, Editor
OF the American Agricuturist, Al Park
Row, New York City, offered prizes for es-
says on the culture Of Tobacco. The result
was that eighty.iiyc experienced growers
residing inc different sections of our country
wrote down just what Is to be done and how
to do it, embracing all the items from GO.
Letting and preparing the seed and soil 10
harvesting and marketing the crop. From
these eighty-fye series of directions. the
best given by fourteen different men were
selected by Mr. Judd and printed in book
FORM which he sells at 25 cents, postpaid.
The work contains all necessary information
IN regard to the cultivation of the Tobacco
plant, and shows that it can be grown sue.
cessfally in this latitude Every farmer in
Delaware should have copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

,hplr inii"s they shall entertain and hear the
ei,piitt go "nur daily verified on osth) Of all snd
every pefs ,rB,iut by Inc d-liolatunH " Atid lh-
dets by the troops oths Uned stats IN said war
thvy shA have power to compel attendance Of
iesufy the ruth they shall have power 10 compel the
claimants 10 be examined and ned oath
be Administered by them to their caim they shalt
hold their sessions At such times md PLACES will give
the persons complaining the ares opportunity Of verify
Ing their eam with the least expenses they shall take
care that no unust or fictitious claim shall DO ttAblished
aud II they have any sur pose that any
claim presented, they shall have power end It snail be
their duty TO procure countervaing proof to their
knowl dge that the same may be- nualy jseted. The
testimony Of the witnesses and thu Ktuaion Of tue
complainant shall be reduced 10 writing, signed earl
lied by them, spseilyey aud shall Nth the petition
aud MI the papers relating to each cae, with the ndng
oi the commission be transmitted TO the Secretary Of the
Interior his approval ejeetlon, modification, DO
BY him laid before the Congress- tjority Of the
commission may select their presiding oneer and shall be
competent 10 decide all questions arising before them,
Sec l. And be Il further sHa lei, ILAt said comuiis.
sloners shall hold their hrst at sHiuI Peter
neG Tor the hearing Of claimants and that all claims
must b. presented said commit soners eors tbs
sl day september next the same shall be hearl
by them aud the said commissioners shall make and
retnrn their fin ling, aud all the papers Ang thereto
On Or before the first day Of d. center next.
REQ g. and BE- u further snsaed That said commls-
sonsrs shall receive for their and expenses
sun vi two thousand dye hundred doils,s each. md
they are authorized 60 depntsa proper person to summon
witnesses who shall be entitled receive his actual
expenses TO be allowed by said commissioners, and the
sun Of three dollars per day for hls services Witnesses
sui pPnssl In behalf Of tho United states shsl receive
Pay fof attendance At to exceed the allowed by
laws VI Minnesota ior witnesses Attending courts
AMI, for paying tho expenses Of said commission tho
furiher o ten thoua dollars Is hereby Apprlpr
aed cut OF the said annuts In the Treasury OF The
United sate % mu thereof may b. necessary
pay the
sec And be It Jurhr enacted Thn, the Secretary Of
the Interior, Immediately after the passage Ut this act
shall the to be published fuur OF the newH
papers Of the state OF Minnesota which, In his opin H.
will give the most lcity 10 the among the PEG.
pie who have suffered by sAd depTed i0ns give notice
OF The ars meeting 81 SAID eommasoner the expenses
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03

Cosc9ars oP INs rI LADntrnN ~ 4
CLUB- EyERr SATURDAY AFrttS LOO ID,
enlh Concert Of the season = he ~ on :,
turday April 4ih, 1868, Vt the hiudol. 90 H.
ntitute HALL.
PRougANR.
/. March" The Ncrh STAR" Meyerbesr
=. Orerlure-' Fra Dsvolo," Auber
8 Polka-"C Cuckoo and Cricket" llerzog
L. Selection" Macbeth" Verdi
The Brindis" and "Apparition Scene by
Nj NJ. Plagemanu aud Ewers.
O. Nalse-On Theme from Lucia" Julien
U. Cuius Amman Stabpt Mater, ROssini
(BT REouEsr.)
T. Quadrlle--0n Themes from THE
Barber of Sevla, Eogeke
The Piano used nj this Concert is from the
Celebrated Mandatory of Raven L Bacon, sup
piled by Mr.. Vim. Harper.
Conductor, Herr L. Engelke. Doors open At
o'clock, to commence at hali-past2 Admis-
sion 20 cents, package Of SIX tickets one DOLLAR.
To be had at the Music Stores OF Messrs Chas
Grobe and W. Harper; also ut Messrs. ileald
and Buffers Book and News Stores, Market
Street.
An Tickets for the Philadelphia Quintet Club.
Concerts are available during the entire season.
Rsi'- The last Concert of the season will take
place on Saturday April 18th The Institute Hall
being let for Fair on the lth Of April, there
will he no Concert on that day.
PROPOSALS FOR CRY LoAN-Ia accordance
with instructions from the City Council Of tn,
city Of Wilmington, Delaware, the undersigned
Finance Committee will receive sealed proposal.
until the evening OF the 9Th day of April next
for a loan Of TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
payable in twenty years ut a rate of six per cent
per annum-inIerest payable semi-annu ally.
Proposals may be sent to any member VI the
committee, and endorsed "Proposals for City
Loan" and will be received for the whole or any
part Of said loan in sums of not less than one
hundred dollars. a. lloLLiSGswoRTH
EDWARD 7. BgLLIAM,
J. W. DAY,
mar.Sl-st. Finance Committee
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
PUBLIC ACTS.
AN ACT TO PREVENT ILLEGAL ARRESTS
IN THIS STATE.


WHEREAS the psopla Of thi. State both by the Consti
tuilon Of he United States AMI the Cpnstitu II hs
state vt Delaware, have the right u be secure In their
persons, houses, papers AMI effects asbs Unreasonable
,esrshr aud seizures and whsrtasIthe more eeeluny
70 guard the persona libart,o tile people the Goustiu
ion OF the United States expressly pfsyid,s thnt 10 r
sou sha be- deprived Of lie, libeft r. property Min
out tus pfocts ut law, aud tho Constitution Of hr state
OF Drlawais provides that tho Aeeu.ed snail mai h..
compelled 10 give evidence against himself nor shall he
deprived Of lie, lbtriy pr party unloss by tile Iudg
nent u his peers or the law Of the lHnd' aud whereas
citfens OF This STAG In violation OF tn piOyonH vi ha
Co stitu yno the United States and II tho Constitution
Of the state Of Delaware, been arrested and abon
therefore.
sEelioy l. Be Il ensced BY NE sen tie and lou Of
Rspr ieniaiicss Of the SAFE 81 Leillrars ~ G-n.Tdi -.
seabg met, That 1t auy person pefsOuH shah, within
the limits OF this State arrest cause procure Or Ald IL
the arrest OF any white cizen VI this sAe or OF nuy
white nonresident beng at the iimc Within limits q.
this state, ueless such shall b. made upau
process Issued Tor that purpose by Judge. justice
Peace or come other officer duly authorized 10 ue bro
cess In criminal or civil proceedings by the lave al I'M,
State or Of the United States, unless arrest be
made TO prevent hreish ut peace tue commission OF
some crime against the laws this stat. or II the Unit.
siAiet-And IN all cases shall be maize 10
prevent breach " this peace the cOnis ion OF r0,
crime against tho laws Of this State ,r 81 the unird
ia o. the person or persons ted shall be forth
with and without any interme late lion tr
before Judge, Justice Of Peace or Other officer do
authorized 10 Issue process in criminal cases to s
with according the course Of The common law ar al IL,
staiue In such case made and pruvi ied and shall be m
leased run imprisonment then aud Their,
duy sharSsi on oath or affirmation, and 1t ged
shall b. laled II the be bA liable or otherwise deaf
with according TO tho common law or Of ihs
statute Ia snch ease maze and proyidedur un,sA Tie
peun arrested bolong to the land naval service the
tnitei states or 10 the militia in actual service snci
person or pcrsOns offending shall be guilty Of felony
anu upon conviction thereof shall forfeit and paw fine
q MOI lesh man hve hundred dollars nor than
thousand dollars and shall be mprl- ned not leo, than
HI months nor more than two years,
sEcrloN .. be Il enacted By he AUTHORITY qfore,a,d
That any person shall abduet take or carry nom tp
lia 81 ths state any white citizen u th.1 state
any white ohresident being the within tho lin
rs o. ihs State OF shall cause procure assist " aid
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
DIED

PARRY.-ln this city, on Tuesday the 3ist nit.
suddenly Of Inflammation OF the brain, SARAH
KEBEccA, laughter of Joseph Parry and III,
late Emmn Parry deceased, aged year and
10 months.
HEWES.--Died 4lh month ., 1863, at Whining
ton, Delaware, llAESAm " nEwss, wife OF
Aaron llewes after brief illness, in her 75,l
year The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral without fur
iher notice, to leave her late residence, No.
sos Market street, on 18th day uext (the itl
iust.) at o'clock p NJ.
STUCKEi.-ln this city, on the 7th of Maret
ult., of lingering consumption, Mrs MERc,
STucKEY, native Of England, in the Gsth veal
of her age.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-03
N ACT TO SECURE THE FREEDOM OF
ELECTIONS IN THIS STATE.

WHEREAS the Constitution Of this STATE deolaras ,h,
freedom Of elections and the free epiov ant N m &
81 suhrase according TO the Constitution and laws OF i
ana hIs ESSENTIAL to the enjoyment public liberty
anu MAeeAs EVIL disposed persons did cause armed
eers 70 De brought Into this State and 10 b. prsssnt
po,ng pisces In the State tue day OF the last
Cd and whereas II Is proper that repst lion Of ~
a. vsnee agai9st the peaes dignity OF the state
ssefioN l. BE eRaciea BY the Senate and H,,.se os
hspteseniafres iHe Mdle n Del1lgare IN GINS al *
iant of this State shall send or eaus, Ia bs ssn, hu,
cause 70 BE- brought into this state or SHAH ad bs
nE or Svansel o. N any manners sist la send
~ ~ onshs lhto this State any aruied soldier or sol
ues TO be present st any voting place In ihs sta az
s nr tS nes thereof on the day u any general sps
o onef election hereafter TO be holden Ii this STATE
OF snail sid hbet procure, advise counsel or in apv
asslsi The p,esense or Attendance Of any armed
OF ~ dlers at any such voting place or within
I'VE miles thereof any such election dry every rss
y one9dlng shall be guilty Of felony and upon CONVICTION
thsreoi by indictment shall forfeit and nav 10 th STAT
hne OF not less thHa thousand dolars ana nni r
.nan ten Thousand dollars, and shall BE- imprsoned n
bI not less than enc nor more than i've years. and
light Of suffrage in this stat > " e-'''"e uie
sLSlos . Be further enacted az aforesaid, That IL
t Icing citizen inliahilant Of this State
shA aid abe procure, advise COUNSEL or In any insnn
viii ~ ~ sa o. military Interference any manner
IN 70 offending sAal be guilty Of felony and upo con-
on hereof by Indictment shall forfeit and pay 70 Ihe
49, nhs Of not less than thousand dollar nor
more than ten thousand dollars and shall be imprsonsd
III Term not less than thar five year, and
rlght OF suffrage In this State. 'As
Section g. 4nd be further enacted as 6rssaid That
any inspector, presiding officer or jldse OF anv eier
oh "a ths state or any other person. shall admisfer
or cause to be administered any legal voter in % stst
i ny JAIN Or airmauon not authorized by the Constu
OF laws o. this State for that purpose AZ
site or condition OF voting any election in this s,ta
Nhen such oath or Affirmation shall DO administer
r. 10 oi9sr TO satisfy such Insp, etoI presiding ofcr
Judges that such vote is legal vote According 10 IN on
stnton and laws Of this State such Inspector prespe
!Suge, OF other person 10 Tending shu M sui y
" nlHuemeahor, anu upon conviction tbrlel ~ a.,
shall, for every such offence forfeit sBd "a "a
we ssae ms OF not less than Eve hundred dosfr ana
Ie .nAn one thousand dollars and shall Le i'm.
John y Pennington, Clerk Of the House Of n,pr,an.
AFs Of me STATE OF Delaware, bsing Authorised bv