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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

INTERESTING VIsIT.-The Second General Con.
ference of the african Union First Colored
Methodist Protestant Church" closed its session
in this city on the 10th inst. On the evening OF
that day, by special invitation. number of the
members, consisting of the Rev. President Scott,
of this conference; Rev. President Jones, oil
the Eastern District; Rev. Moses Chippy, OF
the Middle District Rev. John w. Leelins pas
tor of the A. u Church. in French street Rev
A. s. Amos, Secretary Of the Middle District and
of the General Conference; Rev. ]. II. johnson,
Of the Eastern District; Bro. l. S. Gilbert OF
Havana, N. Y; ]. Peck, of the A. U. Church
of this city, and Rev. VIM. Lewis, of Norfolk,
Va, all proceeded to the residence of Bro. Caleb
Millburn, in Orange street, in a body, and after
an interesting interchange of the civilities and
courtesies due to the occasion and the guests,
the party partook of very fine collation. of the
good things prepared for them after blessing
had been invoked by the Rev. Mr.. Scott The
ladies had spared no pains in making the occasion
one of pleasure to their friends and guests and
their efforts were acknowledged aud compile
mented in apt speeches from the company The
Daughters Of Temperance also gave the Confer
ence an entertainment which was gratefully
recognized. The members of the Conference
speak in the warmest terms Of thanks for the
inequalities extended to them during their stay
in Wilmington L.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

An OLD CITIZEN -lHa tin1sa.,l, anniversary
of Joseph Lyman - ''ap llaarod, was
celebrated at the yes istp. 81 liciaPh'ln NicDan-
iel, last Tuesday afternoon. lie has six children
living, and fair li,,t Of grand end great grand
children. Mr. i. isquitr ""i@ q one of his
age. enjoys good health. ie....ns tn, use of all
his faculties, and bids iair q i,e several years
longer We presume that no i th9 oldest man
in or State. The gathering on Tuesday after
noon was quite large one and all enjoyed
themselves very highly.-Republicdn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The DEPOT TELEGRAriI.-We have already
noticed that the wires of the Delaware railroad
telegraph line will shortly be transferred to the
building in this city and the Delaware office then
discontinued. Before this is done, however, the
wires of the main line will be transferred to the
Delaware office to give opportunity for extensive
alterations and repairs to fit the old office for its
increase of business and the accommodation of
the increased force in it, rendered necessary by
the change
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

Mrs. r. JuDD, of New Britain, Conn, upset and
contents over her person and on the carpet The
lamp was filled with Pratt's "Astral" Oil. She says
~ wish to add my testimony to the good qualities
OF the Astral Oil. The other night, as was passing
from the sitttngroom to the kitchen with lighte.
lamp, tthe lamp holding a pint of OILY my sleev,
caught on the door-latch the lamp fell to the fool
and was broken--the contents scattered on the car
pct, my dress and shoes, but did not ignite.
picked up the wick, still burning and extinguslet
IL without causing any damage. l consider The
Astral oil perfectly SAFE"
SO do We. The probability is had Mrs. Judd beer
using any other oil, she would have been seriously
IL not fatally burned We burn the Astral oil, and
advise our readers to do the same. All dealers sci
IT.. Ask for it--and don't buy any other, Sold In
Wilmington by f. Bringhurst 4 Co.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

NEW RoAD.--'The jury ON the application for
new road leading from Prices Corner, in Chris
tiana Hundred, to the farm OF James Brown,
about a mile north of Richardson's mill made a
survey last Monday, and made favorable report.
1t is said the damages awardedreachabou $4,000.
The application for road from Browns farm to
this city has been granted, and the failure of the
Levy Court at its last session to make the me-
cessary appropriation for it, prevented it from
being made this season. The improvement il
opposed by the turnpike company, but the FARM
ers in Mill Creek and at points adjacent say that
ii must eventually be made Rpudicon.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

The CHAMPIONSHIP OF KENT.-The second Of
the series of games between the Active Base Bal
Club, Of Camden, and the White Stockings, OF
Milford for the championship of Kent county,
was played at Milford on Wednesday of last
week, and resulted in victory for the White
Stockings by a score of A to so. The Actives
won the first game which was much closer one,
with small score on either side. The final and
decisive game between the two clubs will be
played at Magnolia on Wednesday of this week.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

FINE SHEEr.-At the recent fair of the Mary
land Institute the Committee on American bred
sheep awarded the following premiums; For the
best buck, to George Jackson, s10 for second
best buck, to Q. A. Murphy, 80; for the best
pair Of ewes not less than three years, to George
Jackson, $40; for the second best, to Charles
A. Murphy, So; for pair of buck lambs. to @. A.
Murphy $40; for best pair of eve lambs, to @.
A. Murphy, so.
Mr.. jackson is of New Castle hundred, and
Mr.. Murphy though his farm is in Cecil county,
was for the greater part of his life resident of
this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
DeatIs.

C0WGlLL.--At the residence Of her uncle, DR.. &.
W. Jones, in this city, on the 18th instant, Lula
Cowgirl, daughter of Albert and Anna Cowgirl oil
Dover, aged years, I months, day.
WETIIERlLI-On the 18th inst, at the residence
Of o. d. Crossman, Esq, Hattie NJ. Wether, of
pawtucket II. |.
The remains were taken to Rhode Island for in
terment.
JOHNSToN.-At Buena Vista, New Castle county
Del, on Friday morning, Oct. 9TH Miss Sarah L.
Johnston.
In her decease, gentle and christian lady, and
kind aunt and friend, passed peacefully away to a
higher world.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

TApE-woRM IN RABBIr.-Wm. Lister, near
Bridgeville recently caught rabbit in steel
trap, while dressing the animal he noticed a
curious commotion in the eirtrails, and on an ex-
animation of them, discovered two tape-worms,
one measuring four feet and the other sixteen
ance writing us from there vouches for the
accuracy of the story
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

SENTENCED To DEATH.-Benjamin johnson,
the colored man convicted of rape in the Sussex
County Court, last Thursday, was on the follow
ing day sentenced to be hung in the Jail yard at
Georgetown on the 10th of December next.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
Philadelphia Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct. Is.
FLOUR-The local demand for flour shows a
decided Improvement, especially in the higher
grades of extra families and prices are firm Inf
without change. The sales were about $500
| barrels including some superfine at "a 5000 rs
extras at S. 250D5 u.s. northwestern extra family
| at s'6 l2l9@6 rs, western do do at Sc 3006 75,
| state do do at 80 so city mills do do at Sc rs
Ohio do do at sf 5O@7 % according to quality
| and some fancy brands at 81 81 SOB So, accord
| ing to quality. We quote rye flour at S. 25, but
there were no sales of any Importance to record
GRAlN.-There is more active movement in
wheat, and for prime lots an advance is readily
obtained of Loo cents. The sales include G, 500
do de on terms kept private; 1900 bushels Ohio
do at 81 SO; 1000 bush Delaware do at 81 250D
32 400 bush Maryland do at 81 90; 1000 bush
Indiana amber at 81 3901 As. according to quail
ity; and 400 bush fair Missouri white at 81 As.
Oats are in good supply, with only limit ed de-
mand. Sales of 1000 bush Western white at so
@51c; 1000 bush do do choice at 53 "a 54c and
2,0O0 bushels Pennsylvania at Acc for Inferior
Corn is in good demand, and steady at yester-
days prices 1000 bush State yellow changed
hands at SEC; 1000 bush Western do at 50 "a S5c;
$500 bush Delaware, damaged, at 7Sc; and 2, 800
bush Western mixed at 7S@s2c, the latter for
high mixed. Barley moves slowly. Sales of 700
bushels New York four-rowed sold at 51.OO and
500 bush do do two-rowed at 81. Rye is steady.
400 bush Western sold at 90c.
COTTON.-The market il more active and
prices have advanced l4c per pound. Sales of
middlings at 151lc. for upland, and at 16i4c for
New Orleans.
GROCERIES.-Th is more activity in the
market, though coffee continues very quiet. In
molasses there were sales of 400 hlds. Cuba at
33034c. Sugar sold freely. We report sales of
1000 hhds. of Cuba at 9sS0D10c.
PETROLEUM.-Th markets. quiet with small
sales Of crude in bbls. at 151s@159{c and refined
in bond at 24lac. on the spot and up to the goth,
n ~ fnrf 1a hul aaF fl,at ~,
BARK.-Little doing. We quote quercitron
at S25 per ton, and farmers bark at sl5@22 per
cord.
WHISKEY.-The stock in this market is great
" reduced and holders are firm. 105 bbls. IRON
bound western changed hands at 93@95c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

WE INVITE attention to the advertisement of
Messrs Mead Il Robbins, whose silver patedware
establishment is at the corner OF Ninth and Chest
nut Streets Philadelphia. 1t will be seen that they
advertise the largest and most elegant stock of si
yer platedware they have ever offered. We COM
mend this establishment to our readers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

es-A Unipersal Surprise. Nobody believed, before
the Introduction of Phalons Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair, In the possibility of preparation fol
reyivng the natural color OF gray hair clear and
transparent as the atmosphere, and as limpid as
trms are discarded and the yitalia is admitted t.
he perfect success.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealer
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money, at the last meeting of the Newport
Building and Loan Association, sold at 2G pei
cent premium
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
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wv @. sPRUANCE,
Att torn y- L a w,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, SEVENTH MARKET
aug ~, smd 1yw wnMnGTof, DELAWARE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or ara,
hair is soon restored
10 is original colo,
,riM tie gloss ana
freshness Of youth.
Thin, l,n;r ;o ,l,;o1,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

eF-Mrs. s h. Stevenson, corner Sd and King Sts,
has large assortment of Velvets, Satins, Velvet
Gems, cut bias, for Dress and Coat Trimmings; ele-
giant Black Velvetecn for Ladies Sacques and Chill
drens wear. A tine assortment of Velvet and SILK
nrpas Ruttnuq = " -''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

rB-M Mrs. s. Il. Sterensen cor. Third and King Sts.,
has all the latest styles Of Hats and Bonnets Feath
ers, Flowers and Ribbons, of all kinds which She
is selling at Philadelphia prices. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE
| IN DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY," In the State of Delaware at
the close of business Oct. ath. 1870

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE
III DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY," In the State of Delaware at
the close OF business Oct. sth, 1870.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts xsIs;1 40
UVerdrafts, 141.03
U. s. Bonds to secure Circulation. 62,oOo.0o
Other STOCKS, Bonds and Mortgages, 6,6T0.4l
Due from other National Banks, 905.Os
Due from other Banks and Bankers, 2,482.a4
ranking House, 100000
Furniture and Fixtures, 1,04s.42
Current Expenses Sa3.8S
Taxes Paid, 5l53s
Cash Items Uncluding stamps, g5s6y
Bills Of other National Banks, 10000
Bills of State Banks, 5T2.OO
Fractional Currency dncluding Nickels. l96.ss
Spece-Coin. 35O5O
Legal Tender Notes, iOb78.OO
Three per cent. Certificates, 100000
is4,16573
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in Ss0.OOO.OO
Surplus Fund, 6S4g37
Discount, 1,25556
Exchange, 15045
interest, 5000
Profit and Loss COS 81
National Bank Circulation outstanding, 50,S1O.OO
Individual Deposits, 38,504.Gl
Due to National Banks, 6,82a94
Due 10 other Banks and Bankers, 6pS.43
sis4,ie5.7s
state q Delaware County of New Castle SIS:
], William w. Ferris, cashier Of "The Delaware
City National Bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true the best Of ny knowledge
and belief WIN. w. FERRIS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this i4th day
of Oct, 1870 JOHN WOOD,
Justice of the Peace.
Correct-Attest:
4. s. nA GAhIEhIvER Directors
JOHN q. HIGGINS,J
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore thu
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophiel and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair will, pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Oft, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the N'isor can
only benefit but not harm It. Ii wanted
merely for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

MFRS. DIR. FOSTERS TONIC BITTERs is COM
zAN1 pounded Of rare and valuable roots, whose
chasing the patent nostrlims so widespread and so
Injurious to the SYSTEM take bottle of our Tonic
sa, Fever and Ague Nervousness, Headache, de-
bility, Billionsness, Want Of Appetite, dc. They
give tone TO the stomach, nvgorate the SYSTEM and
disease.
Dose-smal wine glass full three or four times
day. det24lyy
Put up in quart bottles for 81 EACH or 50 per doz
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20
Nstrhcts uy Itft8rtphs
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHn.ADELpHIA. Oct. 19th.-Cotton midlline
upland higher, 1881. Flour steady. Wheat il
fair demands Indiana red, 3st@i2. Rye steady
%. Corn dull, lower; yellow. s1@s5. Oats
dull white Western, 50@52.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

PHILADELPHIA October 17.--Beeves very dull !;
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers, o "a 81
cents: fair to good, q So cents common, 5
a 81 cents Sheep unchanged, "a 81. Hogs
dull, so a S12 per cwt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

~ TO $3.50 per Month guaranteed. Sure
" lOV pay, to all ambitious men and women
selling our w0rd-renOwned Patent Silver Mould
White Wire Clothes Lines. Business permanent.
For full particulars, address the GIRARD WIRE
MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa sep22, eow2m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-20

AZ fht TRIBUNE job Printing Office ne rcddt, ntay
"''aal quick, cheap and elegant printing. No Phila-
FsPhld sce does print cards, Jilheads, circ-
"s Posters tickets, tags, note and itter-heads, a'c-
's blanks, books catalogues labels enrelopc checks,
W DE-, any neater cheaper better than orr raci-
rt am nrfistbc ,ror,,,,en
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

lfcolonies have been reserved for winter
ing, whose stores are inadequate to serve
them TIL the early spring blossoms furnish
new supplies, feeding must necessarily, be
reosrted to. The weight of the contents
Of hive, enables US 10 judge pretty accu-
rately whether there is a sufiiciency OF
stores or not. II il falls below II lbs net
the bees will need feeding. even If the
combs are still new and light. Ii dead and
disembowelied Larvae are found on the bot
tom board or at the entrance Of the hive. ii
is a sure indication that there is very little
if any honey remaining. and that hunger is
constituting the bees to devour the brood.
They must Immediately be fed. or starva-
ton awaits them: but il is in any case a
proof OF bad management. when bees are
permitted TO fall into SO depIorable q con-
dition
The best mode OF fee ling. ordinar ily
available. Is to give them honey in the
comb, placed on the top of the hive in such
"A manner as To be accessible to the bees.
without exposing them the inclemency OF
OF the weather or the attacks ofother colon
les When such honey is not at command
diluted honey may be substituted. This
should be poured into q tumbler, covering
IL with piece Of coarse linen securely tied
and inverting il over the hole in the top OF
the hive. over the lumber a small wood
en- box or an earthern pot should be invert-
ed for protection. Feedingfrom.below that
Is, placing the vessel containing the honey
in the hive below the combs. is iniudicious
because. in cold weather the bees offeeble
colonies cannot avail themselves OF ii. or
many will perish in the attempt; and il is
unsafe. because, in mild weather. IL viii be
apt TO attract bees from other stocks. and
may lead to the destruction Of the COLONY
10y robbery.
The honey fed should not be SO much
diluted a to flow through the linen drawn
over the mouth OF the tumbler; and IL
should be slightly warmed before 1t is offer.
ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

Mr.. Ship, late OF England, and now an
adopted son of the Great Republic. as an
nouneed last week, spoke briefly on the
subject of tea and the possibilities Of its
culture in this country. The climate most
suitable is that Of the South and South
West, where periodic rains occur and
where heat Is Successive. The best soil is
ferruginous clay with 3 rather retentive
substratum, and the country ought to be
sufficiently 1ndulating to afford ample
drainage. The plants will grow at greater
or less elevation, 5000 or 6,OOO feet above
the sea, and they should be set distance
Of six feet apart each way, and the yield
should be, say l,2l0 pounds OF dried leaf
per acre; it will sell ct 50 cents pound !:
the cost Of growing b two cents . pound,
and the cost Of handling or curing the tea
Is IL cents . pound This would give rs
the profit from each acre e5el. The flower
of the tea-plant is much like the wild rose
IN odor and appearance, and in the process
OF manufactures great caution il abso-
lutely essential. The manipulation Of the
leaf. in countries where tea il successfully
cultivated, h principally conducted by
coolie labor The varieties pest adapted
to this country are thought to be the coars-
er ones. In preparing tea plantation the
proper way Is TO clear or the jungle and
set the plants, which DO not come in into
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

In. 4 l.. - on III, D. tic inventor Of several
mc'icai preparations shich have become very
popular. and have ten ti,-Taiiy used Anung
hi- invocation. are 'fiit's Esi.afn Tor the iang'
aad "IIvefu nrt anI la " D sr the past six years
. heiirI Lam. Irf8lc.Iy Ia. b-ea offered To- he
pubfc Read the following i.tte4 from pF. sooNiLL
rcirr1nS TO Il
Mc-srs. J. y. IAl.Ki> & Co..
GINT- - make ~.
following statement from I.riert coav iion amt
Know ledge OF the benefits ol Allcu's Lung iIalsafn
Ia curing ihc most drcpr"atrsi Pulmonary Con.
sumttiua have uLL r%-cd it, eject, ou the
touus aHi un the old Aai irul. igaE ia By
lar Tie bee; cNl'.cluTAnI Trluc,iv with which | am
acquainted. tor tough-, AAd ali the early stage.
OF LgaE complaints, u~iicsc u 10 De- a ccrtA IN
cuTv, a.'d % every family Aoai keep Il Is taeln.
icads I" admin -tcf upon the hf-i appearance II
disease Abput iAr I.HuE-. tArfy would Ice lev
eascr 81 iIiat sun-ugnj ton IL cause. the tlsi~
and matter 10 rAisc. Without iTltGiing thp~c deli
cate o. ans i:ir l-un.- A44a without producing
c1u.t u Ia. li,~ c-. IL also give siTUngrh
q iise rirt -ts,,- l- night ats aud changes
ALI iie IAIrSI.. sscTst4ou> &. a healthy stalr.
our t"spc, faly, \ l.. >tpN.iL
sold by Al sIcdicinc Dcalsr.. AVS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-10

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the u1iss Of ~ Executor
OF the Last " III and Testament OF
Josiah wilson late ot P-nohscot
IN the County of Hancock NeomAn deceased. ~
giving bond the law directs: he therefore -
quests all persons rho indie blei to the said
deeea-ed's estate, to make immssuai. payment.
and those vino have any demands thereon. to eI.
hbit the same for settlement. ga
Jan. lp.h, 1870 s3wt
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STATE OE MAINE

HANCONh. $50 the several sheriff. of ON,
counties Of HAnoock. Penob.cot Yotk
Cumberland. Lincoln Kennels o,
ierd, eomer-et, Washinsson " aldo
l. = fiscatAqu., Franklin. Aroo-took An,
droseozgin. sagadAh.-c and a nor or
either Of their Deputie..
GRkFrlsg
We command you TO attach the goods or ests,.
OF FRANK Worcester OF Boston In the County ~
eudJik and Commonwealth OF Mass to tn. y.Ius
OF one hundred and sixty dollAI. aad summon
the said Defendant N he may De- found Ia yvur
prircinct) TO appear before oar Ju -tice. OF ne
supreme Judicial Court next To be holden IN Eus
worth. within And for our county Of Haucock on
the fourth Tuesday Of October next then AMI
there IN our said Court to answer unto t.eorxe II
Bowiey OF Orland in ssid county
In Plea OF the ease for that the said ;befen dsnt
RI said Ellsworth. on the day Of the purchase Of
this VIII, being Indebted TO the PLAINTIFF Ia tn.
sum OF y nety-two dollars and eiybty-ou. CO. nj,
according To the Accounts annexed then and
there IN consideration thereof. promised the Plain
TN 10 pay him the came sam demand
let though often requested. the said Defendas,
has not paid sad sum but neglects so to do TO n.
dansge Of eaid Plaintiff las he s.ys) the sum ot
one hundred aud sixty doilarr, which shall then
and there be made to appear with other due dam
ages And have you there MS Writ with you-
doirgs therein.
Witness. John Appleton. Esquire q, Ellsworth
thl' third day OF September, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight husdred and sIxiv nine
II. II SAUNDERS ILerk
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STATE OF MAINE,

HAScocK. So supreme Judicial Court, October
Term, lesk.
On me foregoing suit il IL ordered by the court
Thai noes OF thr tendency thereof he gwen 10 ali
persons interested, by serving attesf-i copy OF
the petiuon and thus order thereon Oh the said Dc
endans Or ~ pubshtng the same in the Ellis or tl
American three weeks the iast Publication or ser.
wee Aforesaid to b 1t least thirty days before the
next Term - TINS courf 70 be holden ct Ellew oIrh
Tuesday OF April next. that hey may Then and
there appear and 10 said suii II ihey ace st
Attest, III. q. SAUNDERS. CLERK
true copy Of the writ and order Of Cosrt
swb Attest, II. Il. SAUNDERS Clerk