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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

RxooSsrnucrIon,-To admit the Southern
States to representation in Congress, without
qualification or restriction, would be az ex-
tremely uuwise proceeding. 1t would be
giving them an opportunity to do an immense
amount of mischief With the aid of a few
unprincipled and unpatrio,ic men from the
loyal States, they coald control the Legislation
Of the country. They could repudiate the ma
tional deot, and make treason honorable. 10
short they could accomplish through iegi'la-
ton what they failed to eject upon the bat
tie FIELD. Their triumph over our Union boys
would be complete. They would be dismis-
sed from all positions OF honor and profit, and
their places be Rllsd with men who eudeavor-
ed to subvert the Government BY force oil
arms.
We are not yet prepared for such state OF
things. Therefore in admitting the Southern
States to representation in Congress, provision
should be made to exclude all rebels from vo'
ting or holding office. This may seem hard
but it is just. They forfeited every right, ant
only live by the clemency OF the Government
1t will be enough to permit their children t.
exercise the elective franchise and share i
the Offices Of their State and Nation. 10 thi
way treason would be made odious, and fur
Their plotting to destroy The Union be effect
uaily prevented.
The radicals look to this end. and we ar
utterly opposed to any plan of reconstruction
which does not embrace It. We are not ye
prepared to place the national credit and life
in the hands of ex-rebeis and their sympathi.
zers, and voluntarily relinqaish the fruits o.
the victories obtained over them on the battle
field by the armies OF the Republic.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

NV VNN1LF tTWVNF Y, Jan, 1Nth, IHlO.
| puN Tue Applications" ltaac Nicols tcoi.red isau)
~ AdminiHTAtor Of Csusl.n IuhnsoIi, cel0r,d a,fiLS
late o. peneAdrt ld sli4 Co dec Is ordered nd
directed oS the lie gster lhRtfhe traitor nisra
SAD ave nsiee s. ny o ttters u Admins
OrRrAntinu thereof by aau.fs ads IN ~
posted within forty day iron I'll q dale uIsurl
n aih olthe moFt pubh" phases at TIE Ccupty al NJ.
CastlersquitinEA persons aAftHa demands a sainet
the Estate to 0ttEeutthi same Lbid+ Ly a. Ar al
Assembly such case msge prngid.d. 4 nj slsc
cause te hsinSert-d HtthfG urrini in
the DeAwArN trpuhiicsh -raper pu bil had N,
Wilmington and 20 he continued tttreiEtUU pi,pths
WI HivtnuuiEr tkr hand and Nra % Once ffLa
81. 81 Register tiorrHgEd, At Esc Castle View Caa
written H. Q, ma Isi U,.s Tf,.'n
MOTTO e. AlpcraonshHyina claims axainS ina E.-
tate the deceased must preBAn same mi aif.n
ted tn the Adhin!srH1ur beure the iii anv n
jan 1867; or abide the Act GI aEhamhy in sicL o.sa
Inade and provided, ISAAC 'ktTnIus oa'o
fab B-QrFog t'itNbos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
MARRIED..

On February 9Th. BY the Rev. John 3 >
Clemson, D D., William R. Simpson 10 R4-
chael A, fitzpatrick both OF tails city.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. Thomas l.. Poul-
son, George Hutchinson and Rebecra A. Ris
ley, all OF Delaware City.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. BENZ amin Wat
son, at the Church of the Atonement PhiIa-
delphia, Mr.. James A. Brattou, OF Hamorlon
Chester county, Pa, TO Miss Jennie 4 Poole
Of Philadelphia. No cards
In this city, on Thursday, March 9Th, by the
Right Rev. Alfred L.o, Mr.. William Henry
Lungren aud Miss Mariana Guthrie No cards
Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers copyl.
On the 18th alt, by Rev, WIN. Uric, nj the
residence VI the brides parents, near Middle
town, James |. Vandyke Of Cecil county, Md.
aud Sarah r, Vandegrin daughter OF George
A vaudegrift.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
For the Delaware Republic an.

Ma EDcToR:-ln looking over your yalua-
BILE paper, | notice the names OF several gen.
tlemen mentioned for the Office of Governor
They may be well enough qualified to fill that
responsible position and reflect credit upon
the State. | would, however, name one who
is well known as thorough business man, OF
sound integrity and devoted Christian.
sllude to ar. Abrsm Chandler, Of Midtown,
Mill Creek Hundred who by his many acts of
charity made glad hearts among the soldiers
and soldiers famlies, while the war was going
on, Let him be nominated, II he will accept
and bis election by heavy majority will b,
the RESULT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
iscgisIeI,s fEflicr

-, =, NV yAs TIE COUNTY. Jan. i'm iask
| p9h We snpicaton o. Samuel stgara. FIsfuiHr OF
tooi gie ,aHI VII end Testament q Alexander Lea
dec'1 II is a. "a az o. Pl"sai nin III lid il ~. a.
E1ec5i Tor aforesaid, give notice n ths ~
~ parliamentary upon the IEiaif OF No d.35tslS
ian m dstI Of srrn' ng thereof. hy cruunE iS
q such Letters u ui1 OF the null "a n e ~ N .
9ounty Of New CWlle, requiring all pers0Ms tgesa =
uemAnIN hkLnHl the Estate. TO present the m ~ -
abide ey an Act % Assembly in fuch case ns = NM
esiasd, ANA also otnse he same be ipgrrs. ~ M
IN me same period ~ The Delaware cpu biirAp ,erh
therein two morths. ~ w N"h'""e en-
1>I,( Given uader the nsnd and Seal Of uAaaaaa,.
5Ss1 hoa custer aforesaid, at New Caatle h ~ 10
t7~h Co. aforesaid the day smd yrst nv,
,,,r,c,, II. c. PhAIM 49,
tate OF The deceased must present nc 4np,- ~,
70 .he atent hr, on or before Jan. iatk E4 :.
yldsd. SaJT-ri ~ e. BRO
nm B-Suap wv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

The Season, Is now at its height, and before it
commences to decline We think il best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates So persons still in
want of amy kind of Boot and Shoes will find q
large and veil selected stock at the old stand No.
West Second Street. 1t seems hardly necessary to
go it to particulars as regards the goods and prices,
but will say TINT those who come will not be dis
appointed in either. We would call the attention
Of the ladies to our assortment of Balmoras, skat-
ing boots, &c., and the attention of Gentlemen To
our fine Calf Boot double so'ed calf Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof. We now have one Of
the bet assortment of goods to he found in this
city Call and examine B. T.. UHALFANT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12


RobbinKa RosrdtSg Houss.-A man named
George Wilson, was arrested at Philadelphia
on Monday afternoon, charged with robbinu a
boarding house kept by Mr.. Bareford, No 500
Pine St., in this city. itappears that Wilson
came TO Mr. Bareford's on Monday morning
and engaged board. Shortly afterwards he
complained of being unwell, and expressed a
desire to lay down. he was shown To his
room aDd lett there. He remained up stairs
for come time, when he came down and asked
some OF the inmates of the house at what hour
they dined. Upon being Informed, he took h 8
departure. When the boarders came home to
dinner, a young girl employed by the family
expressed surprise that Wilson had not l-.
turned to dinner This aroused the suspicion
OF the boarders that he was "a "starper''; and
they went up to examine their wardrobe. The
examination proved that their suspicions were
we'll grounded. From VIM Eaton aud William
Iredell, boaIdsrs, he took coat valaed at S35,
cap and bunch OF keys, hunting cnee
watch valned at $40, and two pair OF pants
and vest valued at 500 Messrs. Eaton aud
iredel Immediately made search for the
seouudre, and took the afternoon train for
Philadelphia. At Olaymout Station, Wilson,
a sr ia their clothing, took the same train,
uy Immediately gave information of the
s.'ts Vi anAirs to the conductor, who request
gu ~. W remain silent and leave the man.
E t VI the affair 70 him. The conductor
.oi9sl Hpneu W oueer berlin, OF PHILADELPHIA
ana on Tue arf'Val OF Me Train in that civ he
was taken into custody. He va. hron IN =. 70
Wilmington the same evening and hsJ
hearing be ore Mayor Maris, W. e np, uan u
nsil in the sum OF $500, to Ane,' 'u u'ln 10
term of the Court at New Castle pa - "a, heA'
mitted to New CASTLE Jail in default Of ha nph'
On Tuesday morning, Deborah A rhomn.o,,
and Sarah b. Germs identified him as no ,".i
who came the house where they reside on J,r
18Th, lost, and stole from a bosrder named Jn,
RodenbAagh, coat valued at $35; a pair al
pants and vest valued at $50, and a pair {
KID cloves valued 81. Wilson appears to b
an ola hand at the business. and will doubt
less now get his just deserts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

SOMETHING New AND No HUMBuo-We are
mos; happyto announce to the readers Of our col
umns and the public generally, that Mr.. 4 l.. Sex
abolished the war price of pictures, and with his
superior facilities is prepared to execute all or
ders in the Photographic art aod he guarantees salts
fh,tory work to all his patrons; and we judge by
his tine display at his door that he stands without
rival in this city. 1t is well worth walk to his gal
lery to such fine sp io'mens of artistic skill that
he exhibits. We notice in particular the Porcelain
Pictures n new style aud becoming very popular
Sections Gallery is the only placein this city whore
they made with success. Our wish is that he may
receive what he justly deserves, the patronage o
those who wish first work at a reasonable price
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
DIED.

AT the residence of Judge Houston, Milford,
Delaware, on February 22d, 1856, Lizzie, only
daughter OF DR.. David II. and Comfort T.
Houston, aged 8 years and months.
On the Sth inst, at the residence OF Marshall
Phillips, West Street, Wilmington, Delaware,
Ann Kirk, widow Of the late Amos Kirk, oil
Buck inghsm, Bucks County, Pa. Bucks
County lnteliigeucer please oopy.l
Ia Newark, on the eth inst, james Robin =
son, in the ssd year Of his age,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

DR.. David jayne, of Philadelphia, died at his
residence in that city on Monday last, aged 81
years. The deceased was well known as 4
compoundsr of patent medicines, many of
which now bear his names. The granite pile
in Chestnut street attssts the success o his
preparations, and is a monument to his mem
Dry which many fools have helped to build.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

Stop Stop, Sop that SerdtehHg,-A cure GER
tam IN all cases.--Tnat ntolerible maltdy
now SO prevalent and commonly known us the
army or soldiers itch, which is 50 distressing
particularly ut night hen warm, is speedily
and ehectu+lly cured by the use ct Simms'
Itch 0,nimeut an Blood Purifier. No fears OF
a failure need be appreheuded, or n return OF
the cumplAint.-The cure will be permanent.
Prepared by Dr. Jr Sinms & Son, corner 4th
and King streets, Wilmington, Del. Sent by
express everywhere. ieb 10 I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

EsrERrAISMENT.-We refer our reaueis !"
the advertisements of grand entertainment to
be o,vsn at the rnsiituts next Wednesday eve
n;ns nv Miss Zelda Harrison and other dis
.,,rn,sbed singers. They are spoken very
highly Of by the Press, and they should have
a tull house. We commend Them to every
lover of music in our city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

j. C. Psekt!s is constantly receiving China
Glass and lusensware, such us Tea, Dinner and
Chamber SETS to which he invites the ats ntion
Of. his triendJ and the generally. lie eels
confident that he can suit them with goods and
prices. He keeps constantly on hand large
and well selected stock of goods, such as Plates,
Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers and Fruit Jars.-
DO not forget the place it is 2l3 Market street
Wilmington, Del. Call and sec his stock and
make your own selections -sepl4-tf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
Registers Office.

.,no,, NE~ oAsTLH COUNTY, Jan 9Th Isss
l fON 2phsRton ~ Charlef hathOr fessr 49, :.
i.t ne NIL WI and Iests@ent OF ANN u a.
Iau ~ Wilmington lid, in sad County d.raraar<Ssi
ORDERED aud directed by the hstt-tes II. ~
Esecuto5s aforesaid. give notice OIL tie ~ "a
Letesa Parliamentary, upon The Nstate ii tLs -
sgS"si i9 date Of gsantsng thersot eas
ts Of aaeh Letters xix nth gu 81 or ~
~ sSn.l ., New yahti@ r"guiTiDE Il persora EAX
nsnthnds against tho Estht-. present IL sxtyX -
ap}ae IN Act OF AHHembl sueh case uasj.r 80
iued. Ahu also cause the 10 he in~s,r "a vin
tne samr iiod ia The balsWsre K-aG tIfio.u ns =
therein two fuDnthr. ~ ~ """pinHsd
49, eiYennndsr the hand and Zeal a. uhsc. n,
So g tEs hSsa Ht~r aforesaid, at CnetIe IN NJ.
.-C(S-N Castle County regfid, the day and y,nT
Npnvs wt!tten ROBERT q. FRAf NJ, Hh~{ssssr
NoFIpE--hll tao having 81 Sin,s sstsar "A III Il.
thlt OF the deeeasst st prstet Ia Eg H,lv at4S
teg 10 the FEuCutOrE, before Jan MI,
1872 soie the act Of Assembly IN euch este *.
and provided. ' "Ase
isnII-l CHARLES WARNER s.s,r,o,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

G9-Work will soon be commenced on the
Southern Pacific Railroad. The line will be
800 miles in length. 1t hes grants smou ntipg
to 5000, 600 acres.
H@-The Republican canvass ofEew Hamp
shire claims majority for the party in that
State of nearly 5000 at the coming election.
H4-There is another Fenian panic in Can
ada, and 10000 militia have been called ou'
for the defense OF the frontier.
seA-Genersl Longstrest has been chosen
President of An Insurance Company in New
Orleans.
PLEAsrsEs, while they aatter man fling hin
10 death.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

PEsNsyLvANIA.-The Union Party OF Penn
sylyauia, have nominated General GearS for
Governor. The Locotoc,s have nominated
Heister Clymsr, of Bsrks County Toe formsf
will most certainly be triu@phsnuy eie''su'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

NEW UAsTLs g8ssTY, FEB. lAaA laea
| pom the nsgPli ca Of Lindlsy saY,h. 6su
NilHtp Etoa ga in said Co1nts. drera.r-s - ~
DER I'd and direetsd by th9 Re tztnr ;Bkl IN,
aioresatd awe notice o. this EIaatuE ii .SXF4t3Zf
asn,stH uppbn tns estate OF inceEfp9, ~it6t az
posted orty days from IL Of s T, " %
IN III OF tns Public place tAe Count. II.
the estate to present thu same shidu 6T ~ ps
Assembly In such caHe made aud crowded EEn, Of
cause the sans 10 hsinEeFted within The sans eso 70
, N ohoan new apaPt Iisht1 "a Il
ST~S~i dtyen under the hand ana sssi mi M
81. o. behegimer a iJreEAiGs 81 keN Castle w.
S-@~N Castle oountt sfnresrid lie aSs - ra'
H0fBB.-All pernont hsTitsg cisire sHs5
tate OF the SeoeaHed must present The s+y.S "a
"a 70 TIE b1ecdur before FehrI1, - at<tl
on absf the Act o Assembly in such raSe 1n. enl
Wv ~ Gsnos sLlkbLEf sMfTH.
spp;;,S Es NJ Si4s nay be len VIII a4<Sf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

Removable. J. F. Wilson, having purchased
the Drug and Medicinal Store, lately occupied by
Market St. Eas. side four doors above Sixth street.
supply Of fresh drugs and medicines, perfumery,
Sc., &c, &c, has been procured from the best
Philadelphia houses. N. b.-The compromising OF
prescriptions will be connded to experienced and re
liable assistants Prescriptions compounded at all
hours Of the day might.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

II. Mclaughlin Justice OF the Peace and Com
missioner OF Deeds, &c, for the State OF Mis-
seuri, has for sale two splendid three story brick
houses situated west of Market at. No /, con-
tains IL rooms and the lot 81 feet 9 inches
by 30 feet deep; price twenty eight thousand
dollars No 2, 10 rooms, a corner lot 30 by
10 feet deep price $4,000 terms easy. also
wait to rent 100 houses, can get fret. rate ten
ants rents collected Mt per cent, and the
money paid over as soon as collected. have
few choice building lots for salo. HuGH Nc
LArGWLrs, P, Office No. 500 Shipley street,
betwecn 9th aud 9th. Wilmington, Decided Gm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
REGrsTBR's ~ FiUE

Ns" 4sIt- CvUsty. February gsth, ,Bts
1 PoN ilr arpl.ntucp o. hiAKnbA ~. LOWN
~ ING, kSern'tly Of The lat viii auI Testament
OF JOHN DOW MING, late 81 y .!Ninutuu tluudred,
in said County deceased If UkuEEtD and
directed by the ReEittat that ,r IxseultiI afore-
ss,d, give notieG q g." Atirt9f e" Lelts,s Te1
the date OF stSntint th-rUu' hN advertisements
to be postal wltNia forty dsifIoa ihs dss Of sHeh
Letters, in SIX OF the ruhiic psre ct County
OF New Castle. recurring al PERSONS hayisg demands
kEanst the EEtbtv, present abr shice BY
Act OF Assembly IL such nsde and ofovidra, And
also cause Tn. same to hr Es rted Within lhc
nod in the Delaware kuprhiICSH. urwtr eper pub
lthed Ia Wilmington. aud 10 he continued therein
tive months.
~ Given under the hs nd and res Of Ofce of the
3se3 Register ri"retaiG, al NyW Castle, ia New Chrls
~ Go, nutsEnit the day AID SHOVE written
.,,,,,, ,, Il, q, fiiAlN, RagiatrT.
NpIiOh Al persons hnpInA elaine sgRiutt ths IA
tate oil the dece.hs" inuHt Ttssni he tse ul attest
ed to thn Er"cuttiI. cn or D-lore ksbtutry 2stb,
49, ., abide the Not ofAs II, suc ease made AID
vidad MARTHA 1T, nov MING,
mar I'm u ccutriS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

Mao Edition Of DIR. Young WOrks-An interesttnO
work giving tho history OF generation for married par
those about to marry PhysieAI aud Cons itu-
toua disqualihcAtions, Ana'omically Physiolopicsy
aud Medically considered. Manhood, how lost how re-
storedthe treatment and radical cure Of spermatorr
hSpA Wildly exhibiting awful disclosures Of the mya.
teres OF real Life ALSO DR.. Young Pocket Rscua.
plus every his own Physican; II contains 100
cnravngs aud will enable persons to cure f
all private iSoasss without exposure For sale oniy NV
VIM H. Chadwick, at his Medicine aud variety sto .
adjoining the Fountain Hotel and Museum opslte the
City Spring No 2e7 W. Fourth Street Wilmngton bal
Mailed free to any part Of the Uued States on receipt Of
30 cents. a.nt m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER

HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
has proved itself to bs the most perfect preparation
for the hair ever offered to the public
It Is a vegetable compound and contains ne in.
furious properties whatever
Restores gray hair to the original color.
Prevents the hair from thllingof.
1t cIeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, ius
trous and stkeD.
1T IS A SPLENDID HAIR DRESSING.
No person, older young, should fail to use it.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY,
EF-Ask for
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAE HAIR REVIEWER
and take no other
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Nashua, N Ii Proprietors.
For sale by all draggsts MARLIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.
This combination OF Ingredients IN these PilH Ia Inc
result OF long and extensive practice They are mid
their operation and cannot do harm t. toe most de-
sste certain In correcting al irTexalsrities; PAN
fol Menstr atoms, removing all obstruetons whether
FROM cold or otherwise, hesdschs, pain in The side
pslytatiop OF the heart. whtes all nervous hsetians
hysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and hhhs q &C.,
nature. 49,. 500. .--
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
wa the commencement ni new era In the treatment
OF Irregularities and obstructons, which have cen
aiEped No nany TO y premature crave No female etn
obstruoton takes place the general health begins
put forward with lMMEDIATk AND PENS lsf-
EMIT sUOO Mss. DON'T Bs DECEIVED, Fake this
to your uYgiAt and tell him that ynu
want the beat and most rsabls Medicine in the
world, which Is comPrissd in these pills.
DIR. CHI EESBMAN's PILLS
have been sta ndard remedy for over Thirty YEARS.
and are the eff cluAl known for all com
plants peculiar TO FEMALES. To all classes they are
invauAbls inducing, with certainty periodical resu
! rity. They are known 10 thousAnds, who have used
them at different periods. Throughout the country,
hayag the sancton Of some OF the most eminent ply
siciRAs Ia America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should mot bt
used, with eh box-ths Price One Dollar per BOX VE
Boxe Tor S5 containing from 81 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent BY nail, promptly, secure from Obherv2-
ton, BIZ rsmittiuE To the PIopriotOra sold by Drug
giats gene rally HUTCHlNS HILL YER,
mr. l7-ly Propiietnrs,
A.irk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

NRw CAsIit' CoUsTY. ia .50tb, lbt6.
1PuN the application 81 peb9r -. Dilwoi tn. Jas.
~ D worth d harl.s rilw0tth. Admit irirAsnrH
Ct ZiBh DiLwOiTu late ot Christaps Hundred,
IN sad County. deceased, il i' OhDERkU and
directed by the Register tbs tie Administrations aTors
sad, give notice OF the grazing OF otters Of Admin
istraton upon the ATirte Of the decrased with tho
da;e OF granting thereof bN causing advertisements,
to be posted within forty dass from the dsie of HGoh
tiers, 10 II of the most Ollie places the County
oil heN Ca tie requiring all persona hkVius demands
against the Estate tC present the abda BY
Act VI Assembly In such made rpd rruvided. And
alsn the same to hc nrs ted itAi Same pc
r1i 10 shS Delaware kcpubl can powapsPer PublRh-
months.
I( Given under the l,a nj and Sc Al OF Once OF the
81. ReRifter Aforesaid, :. Kew Cusn in New Castle
- 90. aforesad, tho day sod year above wilton
,,,,, R.C. FEAIN, tie gister.
NorICE.--hil persons hEyi. c.irus az sinsItheFr
tate u the deeea sed mnst cent be duy attest
ed to the Administrator bs,ora I1n SOth, 1867
or s. Lle the Ant ~ $40 1lY in su ch and
provided. rFBu - II n BILHORTII.
JANIS tilWOeTn.
CHAS4-N= Il. DILAOETu,
2mo 'iripisifaf rs
IL PrebNttd b,llHnas 10 ieftat tie oniea Of IL
LIAM MeCAULLEY, No. tn; Market Sire j. Wllmina-
ton Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

rpnN a. Nkw uAsrLE CoUEry March I'd 1894
U viii appucation Of Joseph TaIl6r md Joshua
SON Ia 20 ADM ipis traitors Of Abigail William,
ccaptS,e afare, WsiI5minslon lundyed, New Cssiis
unhED NM directed ~ The Es sirtrr tl,t I'm hanin
NJ, alive notee Of the srsntipP OF La
49, 81 n1ntplstrAtiOn ppon the Estnts I m
,.ments to be S' BY causing sdye
e, sTeH asthrs sI OF To IN bic places Of tho
dom an1s against IN. rinh sil persouH having
sode ~ an Act Of Assembly in such ease ,tnds nd
prosiueu ana Alao cApts the iuscrted = iIh
IN the ssnispsrind In the nriaw Republican
tbereintwo months " "" wv e""''pube
SS( Given under th hand and Sea OF Onlce of the
Soo1 hekhtst hIoresad ~ - nale, In New Uabtlo
~, Co. aforesaid, the day ard srar above wriiten
Norrpr An u, q. RAIN, kegister,
tate OF the deteaaed presen ID fAus duly step-
eu 70 the Administrators. be .ra March I'd,
1867 or abide the Act OF Assembly, ~ such Gaze made
anu provided. JOSEPH TAYLOR
JOSHUA WILLIAMSON,
March5 2mns AduiuiRtTzt0tg
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

u,p,N ,A NV CAs'Lt COUNTY, March Cd. 1896
L IPoN me Application OF E,isnieth O.. Gray r.
~, trI OF the last WIN arI Tes,tmeDt OF Hemp,
hill GRAY, late OF Brat d ' wine Hsutrtd, IT, said
coanty deed; u is ordered Snd dirceled by The lie
giser that the Esecmtrx alcrerad awe notice of the
granting of Letters Testauentn upon Estate
the deceased with the date OF anin. thereof by
Ing to be pustch within 70 days from
the date OF such Letters, 10 six OF the most public pieces
otthe Cssto raquiring ell persons having
demands against the Estate to present tue same.
abide by an Act of Assembly in such made
vded. Aud also the be inserted iihin
the same period In the Delaware Eepublicrp newkpR
In two months.
WI uiyen under the hand nj Sen: ofOdice hs
s. T. Re lister aforesaid At New Castle in New Cas-
{-N tin County afor esaid. the day and wear above
written. ROhEtT q. FEA lli. NeEises.
NOTICE All peTsonq hsyioxe aims ~, inst The Es
tate If the deceased must ent the duly ates
tod II the ETeculrx, On rr before March "a, 1857,
| or thir the Act OF Assent g n sucl made
| provide ELISABETH l. GRAY,
| MARCH 2m ExpcutriE