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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

GREAT FLooD.-.ILere is no abatement nm
the Louisiana hoods, and the Mississippi below
Caire Is again rising. Travel on Tile New
Orleans Aud Jackson and New Orleans and
Mobile Railroads was stopped on Tuesday,
bridges and entertainments having been SWEPT
away. Aplanter Of Carroll parish, La, writes
To New Orleans that owing to the floods %
plantations there viii make no cotton, ii NAV
make halfa crop, and 20 are considered good
Tor fullcrop. Almost the whole of Iberyille
Is reported under water. The flood from Bon
net Care aud Nc Cullomb crevasses has driven
many OF the Inhabitants Of Grand Point settle
iheht IRON heir homes. The Hickey crcvassa
Is ten feet deep aud beyond control
The heavy rains in the Gulf States coniinue.
ana now the lowlanis Of Alabama are iun-
dated At Selma the Alabami river is within
two fec pf .he l. j. IA water ma VI l572, and
all the other rivers and Streams are swollen,
Farming operations have been greatly retarded.
and there has been great damage TO the crons
already planted. Railroad communication be.
tween Montgomery and Mobile and between
Selma and Meridian is suspended for the
present.
The steamer Minneola arrived at Cairo III.
on Thursday from Memphis, with several fam
lies picked up from skiiis, raf ts and "dugouts,
VINO mad been driven from their homes by the
mood. They reported that many families liy.
ing TOO lar from the river channel To reach II
VIII De drowned or starved to death. Their live
stock has been drowned or ia starving ,rha
overflow between Cairo and Memnhis ia chier.
~ on the western side Of the river
Part OF the Memphis and Little Rock Rail.
road has been washed away by the floods. and
travel on The road will be sItspanded until tba
waters suhside.
Nearly $1,000 and large quantity OF supple.
we're contributed on Change al st, Louis or
Friday for the Louisiana snfIerars W
The contributions in Roston r., IA. ..to,
OF tho Louisiana sufJerar. 80 w. 1871
$4,000. 'e"'H'o
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
Valuable Information.


H"slou, Pee, l., lst9.
Fundamentally only object IN giving YOU this trstl-
nontal is TO spread valuable Information. Having
been badly Afflicted with SAT- kheWm, and the whole
surface Of my skin being covered with pimples aud
eruptons, many of which caused me great pam and
annoyance amt knowing II TO be blood disease, took
many of the advertised blood preparations, anon <
which was any quantity ct SarsapaTia, without OBJ
tanning any benefit until commenced taking the
NEokriSE; aud before had Cumpeted III hrst bot
tie saw that had got the night medicine. Cnnsr-
quently followed on it'll Il until hal taken seven
bottles, when was pronounced a well man, and my
skin is smooth and entirely tree from tlmrlcs and
eruptions have never eiJoyedso good health before
and attribute il To the of Ncgrtlut. Will make
mention also of the Ncgctiucs wonderful power Of
curing me OF this acute complaint OK which / have
su Tered so intensely.
Gu. TUCKER Pas Agt. Mich. c, II. X.
~ Tyler sticct. Boston.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
Valuable Farm for SAFE.

a farn,n "nir. nj nr5 H ,a,n l"4g,
ieItiIu mated IN IL krunrtt turnpike, about 81
-, :, miles nWth al wilmington, Dri., containing
au o. acres OF land divided mo convenient irl ds
W sVvd state Of cultivation, ami tluut II acres OF
Nia,uapie chestnut iimnrt. The improvements cutt-
front ~ ~ I,.ri ,r,.,, mn c',i',ii'',, IL & @
s,Aeu 'oonisi good barn with running water ~ the
iiiir hnls', spring house. tenant huusc zee
.i ou'c Eoni ample in,ach aud pear orchards, and n
me srapey, that VIII urWiuoc barrel vi wine Irr
year u l. also within gu" Inii ct Green, lilo Statan
on the HilmingtOn Il isea',ug ltIilruud. 1hr stu
hoh Is one 81 the h1st pleasant and desirable iu th1
country, and well calculated Tor HrnuntrN seat.
IrIlml ensN. Ill.-lL- 81 Z EAIAnI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

CeNG REss.-In the L 5. Senate, on Friday,
Mr.. Edmlnds, of Vermont, from the Judiciary
committee, reported bill for the distribution
OF the Geneva award, exactly the same as the
Award bill passed by the Senate last session.
IL creates Court for adjudication of the claims.
The bill validating legal documents issued in
the Southern States prior TO Jdly LIST, 1865, with
out having the required revenue stamps, was
asscd. Bills were introduced by MIR. Steven
son, of Kentucky, TO enable Indians to sue in
the United States Courts by Mr. Stewart, of
Nebraska, 10 prohibit national banks from loan
Ing money as security and by Mr.. Edmunds.
toT the appointment of a commission on postal
telesraphY. The vote indefinitely postponing
the ameudatory coinage bill was rec ,nsidered,
aid the Mill was placed on the calendar. Mr..
Aerimon concluded his speech Oh the Louisi-
ana bill. Mr.. Window of Mimi, presented the
report of the Committee on Transportation
Routes. The Hous, bill making certain upex-
pended balances available for payment OF boun.
lies and Hrize money TO colored men was passed
Adjourned until Monday.
In the House a message was received from
the President,with copies OF the correspondence
In relation TO the Arkansas troubles The di,
pomatic appropriation bill was reported. |,
approprlales 81, i4T,30I, including ST 929, SO tc
pay claims of British subjects allowed by the
Joint Commission, and $4,000 for the survey
oil the northwestern boundary. The Lerisla
tive Appropriation bill was considered. Mr.
Myres Introduced a bill repeating inc seconi
section OF the act of July G. iS72. which rabuca,
the tarlii on certain articles 10 per cent Ad
journed.
The resolutions introduced into the Seu.t,
last week for tue recognition of The insnrcer
Government i'll Cuba were followed ON Mn
day by the presentation of a similar series 4
resolutions in the House. The reports fror
Washington indicate that there is moi mnc
probability of these resolutions passino nj iii
season. The friends of the inslroents .ro ,
course urging such action. There is suspicio
that the chief anxiety for II comes fro,n ~
holders Of Cuban insilrgent bonds of which
Is sad that tie amount of thirty two million
nave been printed and signed IN New Yor
during tie past six years. and about twnni
millions issued. These figures represent IL
par value Of the bonds, however, the mark,
price being aiul,s. nominal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
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lli.I. DRUGGISTS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
REGISTERS ORDER.

NEW CASTLE County, March "a, 1B74
/ pom tne appncauon or WATSON FELL, Exec
Nm r utor u, ooNAIdAN W. FELL, late of
q ordered and directed by the REGISTER thaa thu
EXECUTOR aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF
80 r p iksrAMKhTARY upon the ESTATE of
tne DECEASED with the date OF u ant ing there
OF. BY causing ADVERTISEMENTS to be posted
w.snn FORTY days from the date OF such let
sSIs IN six OF the most public places of the County OF
NeM Castie, requiring all persons having demands
inc Estate, TO present the same abide by
~ Act OF Assembly In such case ade and prov ded
ana Also cause the same to be Inserted within the
1nme period IN the Delaware Republican, neWspa-
per pnbshed in Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months 49,
t>>~l Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
SLs the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
IT, Castle County Aforesaid, tho day and year
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
N0TICE.-All persons having claims against tho
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attestea % the EXECUTOR. on or before MARoiI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

The VETo.-President Grants veto of the
Imitation bill will be found in another culumn.
His views are in accordance With those he has
heretofore uttered, and therefore he must be
credited with consistency. His views in regard
to the importance of stable currency, and the
propriety Of early resumption Of specie pay
ment, meets with the appreciation of large
party OF men, and the Press, with few excep-
lions, commend and applaud. This is done ir
respective of party predictions, and the veto
may be therefore regarded as immensely pop
ular. It may b, with good crops and persever-
ance that the business Of the country will i'm
prove, and workinen will be enabled 10 earn
bread for themselves and families, but to us il
seems the prospect is not at all encouraging. -
The rding of gold will not relieve the money
market oil stimulate trade. Neither will it en-.
able the Banks to resume. The policy has been
tried, ami found wanting. We are therefore
surprisedtc find the President adhering to it,
To us it seems that the opposite policy should
have been recommended. If the object is TO
bring about an early resumption The discrimina.
ton against the reception Of currency at the
custom NOllse snplii cease. Ii II Is feared that
this would lead 10 excessive importation the
duties could be IaiseI by Congress, or The pay.
meut of the difference between the value al
gold and paper could be required. If this system
should npt stimulate trade and lead to the i'm
provement Of business generally it would put an
end to the complaint Of an iIredee,nable paper
currency, and also TO the Auctuation of the
premium on gold. The President should sur
gest and Congress should enact some measur,
for the relief Of the difficulties under which III,
country IS laboing, or the next elections vii
be likely 10 make revolution in parties thai
Will not lie agreeable TO Republicans.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
REGisTER's ORDER.
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, MARCH 1ith,.Is7i

NRw CASTLE COUNTY, MARCH 1ith ,.Is7i
I IPoN the application of CLARK WEBSTER aud
~ MARTHA WEBSTER, Executors oiICLAkk
WEBSTER, LATE OF Brandywine liuniied In sad
county deceased; u Is ordered ami directed by the
REGISTER mat the Executors aforesaid. Rye notice uf
the granting OF Letters Tesiamentary upon The estate
OF TIE DECEASED with tho date OF granItnE there
OF, by Causing advertisements Ia be posi- II, within
fotty uays from the date OF such Letters X OF tho
ost Puphc piaceH Vi the Cnuhty Ot New Cas- d. rcqutr
rug Al having demands against thee iteto pre-
sent the same or abide by the OF Assent In such
case made ana provided; AMI also cause the Ame to
inserted, within tue same period, In the bet Re
publican, newspaper published in W3imn ,ton, aud
to be continued therein two months.
IN Given under the hand and Seal ONCE Il
SL.s.S the Register aforesaid al New Ca. II IN New
~ Castle county aforesaid, the dan ind ycn
sbove written. Is. GIBBS. EAEster
NOTlCE.-Ai persons having claims n;a nst the
estate OF the deceased must present the sine. dul,
attested to the Executors or before NJ hich II,
ion OF hpue the Act OF Assembly IN scl tlse made
and provided
CLARK WEES FER,
MARTHA WI BbrtR.
Address, WilmiAgton, Del. ,,rutOrs.
marl9- I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

The Norwich and Worcester steamboat, ,iain
I" Bnsto:. was thrown iiom The track by a bro
Ken rail-, near Norw ici, on Thursday night. A
heavy rain had fallen during the night. winch
may nave damaged the tack 1hi,rc,its were
smashed. oh"oi lht p s~en9"ls ami tie bag
gage master were severely injured, Tie latter
was caught under htt stove, and 50 touibIy
ourned that lis recovery is doubtful.
Louisa MacNav was drowned, in attempting
TO jump on a iel:y boat which ha, started nom
lis dock, in jersey Cily, on thursday even.
ny. Her prrn5 ~ "-tt'it, and it'sl' IN
| New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
3, ROSTERS ORDER,
REGISTER'S OFFICE.

"" oAsILk COUNTY, March "Ith, 1874.
min,s,ra,n apP,vhtioh OF Niiiain l.. Miller, Adj
Tnn.,ra. VI y imam helialn late OF Brahdywiue
iiran,aa ~ saiu county, deceased 1t Is ordered and
afarssoS, y tno nesister that The Administrator
CIV Iptce OF tne granting OF letters Df Adj
INC a 80 - upon 'ne rstate Vi inc deceased with
a.a,.a. " kiAnung tnereoi, by causing ADVERTISE
snoh pe Pos'eu withn lorty uays from the date OF
~ VI SIX OF ue most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons lawn.
demands against the estate to present the same or
1870, ~ az. VI Asseinbiy IN such ease mate and
within the same period in the DELAWARE RRPUgLI-
CAN, newSlyper published in Wilmington and 10
Dc continue.ttherein two months.
~ uivep under the hand and seal OF Office of
lis the Register aforeiaid, at New Castle III New
H.. Sne.p OouAtyi hioresalu, the day and year
ABOVE Written. b. GIBBS, Register
~, SSE.-An persons having claims against the
Isss.e y, te oceaseu must present the same duly
attested 70 the Administrator or before March "a
S VI n9 so act Assembly In such casemado
anu prosiueu WIN, L. MILLER,
49,, ,,x,.. Administrator.
Auuressb wilmington. DEL mai30-am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

4 hitdreH afiCn E.Oul gale and
sick
from no ether cause than hay,NI wctu'- iu thr stun-
ach.
BROWNS NERMlFUGE CuMFlrs
Will destroy Worms without miurs toir rh,ll, being
perfectly WHITE and tres from all Culprs other
injurious Ingredients usually used Ia pr puta-
lions. CURTIS Il BkOwS, rtCmirjur~,
No. 2l5 Fulton STR 1t. %.w Yutk.
Sold ny Druggists and Oh mst- and dealers in
Medicines NJ Twenty-Five cents b"S. iy7-lNw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
REGISTER's ORR EF.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Arril6, 1874.
Upon the application Of ROBERT c. FRAIM.
Executor of SAMUEL SEGA RS, latcot st. tieor prs
Hundred, In said County. Deceased il Is ordered an
directed by the Register that the Executor aioresa
giyenotce Of the granting of letters TEsTAMENTA.
ny upon tile Estate OF the deceased with I'D, date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements 10 he
posted within forty days from the date such Letters
In SIX OF the most public places of the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate 10 present the same, or abide hy IN act a
the same to be Inserted within iii" .mc pered
In the DELAwaRE REPUBLICAN, II new. PAPER Iub.
lished In Wilmington and to be continued therein
(->~) Given under the hand and Seal of Office O,
}L.s. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
~ Castle County aforesaid, The DAY and yea
notice.. All persons having claim. aeniust thr
Estate Of the deceased, present the i duly at
tested to the Executor on or before Apil Uth 1875
or abide the Act of Assembly in such cas mhdr ana
Address wilmington, Del. lapy2ml iAVcuor.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
h REGlSTkk'S OFFICE,
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, MARCH n 1874.
Upon the application OF John II. woodwapi, Exec
utor Of james Siinson, late OF Mill Greek fd in said
county deceased II Is ordered and directed blythe Reg
lister that theexecutor aforesaid give notice the gran
ting OF Letters resamentay upon the estate the
advertsementst to be posted within forty lays iron,
the date of such letters, In six oil the must pnb,
persons having demands against the Estate 10 PR
sent the same OF abide the Act of Assembly in such
easo ihhuo anu pIoNiueu Anu also caus' The same
70 DC inserted withf the same period IN the peidUdr'
hepuonedh, newspaper published In llhingtOn,
and to be continued therein two months.
\~~>) Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of
ILs the Register aforesaid, at New Castld, in New
g. Castle county aforesaid, the dan aud yeai
above written. Is. GIBBS, KkGlsrER.
| .NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the saIhc dulN
, nttested, 70 the Executor on or before March i;
1872 OF abide the Act OF Assembly in such case mad
ana provided: JOHN H. WOODWARD,
Address, Pleasant Ill., Lei Extcrtcr.
mari92m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
REGlSTEk'S ORDER.

EK'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Cot My. February ", 1874.
O. pon the applchtioh oi Ann 1aNlHtt ard Reuben
,ShtteItnMMt. Executors OF WILLIAM HANLETT,
az Vi MIL creek hundred IN said county, deceased,
u is ordered and directed by the Register That tho
uloFs aiofesad give notice Of the granting of
teueis documentary upon the Estate Of the do
Seseai WIN the uate oil granting thereof hy causing
~ tisemehh " De pasted WITHIN forty day from
tne uate OF such letters IN six OF the most public
paees u tne County OF New Castle, roInirng all
s having "emanus against iile estate, 10 pre-
such case made and provided. And also cause the
s T 70 pc inserted within the same period in the
tSi, WAhk hkpeBLlcAN, newspaper published in
-" mlhgtoh anu 70 be continued therein ~" months
d uNeh unaer the hahn and Seal OF utlSe OF the
tnognter hiofesau at New Castle, in Now Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above wIiiten
.,,, ,, u. GIBBS, REGISTER.
Poisohs having claims against illc state
y. ~ Seccaseu must present the same duyIattestcd
70 heExecutors or betOro February i2ih 1873 or
nrnnida 9 Ace vi Assembly III such case made AMI
ANN HAYLETr,
REUBEN SATTERTHWAIT.
Address, Stanton. Del. fNecutors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
Has Entirely Cured Me.

=, :. TWFItEN IINtUItT y ctV'
Mn. H. X. STEVENS.
Dear SHINY daughter after having severe attack
OF whooping cough lott in feeble state nt health,
being advised by friend, She tried the Ncgc-
n. and after using few bottles, fuily restored to
health.
have been great sufferer from lih'umpiism. l
have taken several bottles vi Ncgutnc Tor this
laiit, and am happy 10 say 1t has entirely cured me.
have recommended the NcEetnc to- others, With tie
same good results 1t is great cleaiscr and purifier
OF the blood II pleasant 10 take and cane ecI-
fuly recommend IL. JIMIS MORSE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
Valuable Real Estate

Tue subscriber 0ncis at fiNn3v sale, al il.ns,
thtr" squares ui gIuund between I;rOunIr and yu
Font streets, and Seventh and Eighth streets, IN tiN.
city of Wilmington The ccntrrsIuarr cont aims nh
IL lla boundaries complete Su.uIhtt rt, piil. cum
ssting oil stone dwelling hnuro, with all the mui,In
cnNtlcLcCs, llrst class STONE Stable, with Iiyo %
stalls; large carriasc house and shed, Ice house
stone out house.
There is nlsu on this square II hot and cold grapery
III iull bearing, plenty of shatic and nil trees The
dwelling house, q nan7 ycsiihuie hAii. two palus
library, dining loom, buffers panty, two Kitchens
also, two large china closets, fire Iuut The scuui
story contains i've chambers two bath room, amt wa
ter closet The third story CoHlHi.- tour chambers
and tour large clusrs, and trstrt,y sint roof on Tho
entire building, The cellars ght and ry, cit g "a,
ami water Mi over the huisr. The huiro m thor
nush repair, anl IN" view ftuIn II beliuS Cd to h..
the finest In the State.
The back square contains u ntulun Cut,agp,
grlpercs ard fruit trees.
he subscriber IL prepared 10 80 the square facing
BruUmc street, III nts suitable Tor tlr.-cnss r,.
dcnccS. These lots iicc the city IaIi, have many
fine shade trees upon them and yprlool tho Nlu;,,
city, and Is believed to be finest building size ever
offered in tho city OF Wilmington.
era and offers Tor all any pate the place will no
well entoi tanned.
The place can 10 seen mt any time after one =. n
on application TO the gardener at Eighth and CLAYTON
streets. va
Further orlDation can be obtained the Office Of
NJ. NJ. CHILD ~ CO.,
NO. We Seventh street, Exchange building,
y2- Agents for HENRY PEPPER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

NEGRO EQt ALTrY.-Over two columns OF
Of the Dtla,c5 can OF Saturday were devoted
to Negro Elu slity.' The Editors are greatly
worried over the fact that colord men can vote,
and imagine great many evils will follow In
consequence thereof. The fear of defeat in
the next election Is the chief cause of this great
cutlery. For their consolation we VIII remark
that the condition of the colored people of this
State will not be greatly affected by the result OF
the coming elestion. They will continue to
exercise the privilege of voting, as we'll as en-
Joy other rights guaranteed by the Constitution,
and no one will have additional cause to COM
plain. The evils consequent upon Democratic
Legislation are far more grieyous than any
likely to result from any association of tie two
classes Of population in our state. Education
and Meditation will tend to keep each class in
the proper place and this being the case it is
worse than folly to strive to create prejudice
or to stirup strife.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

DOR SALE. ~
A small grist mill, near Cecilton, Cecil coun- ~
ty, Md in pleasant neIKnbornoOd, surrounded by
large far ms and good FARMERS, who would supply q
good miller with much rs he could do. To young
man who is master OF his business would sell on
such terms that the paymeiits can be made without
materially affecting his capital. For further particu
lars, apply to U. j. Scott, ESD. aslena Kent Co.,
Md or to the subscriber, No. 6l8 Market street. or
n0j Gilpin Avenue, Wilmington. Del
JOHN B. LEWIS.
- Also, for sale twosmall Fame Houses Nos.
eaB s02 and eOI Tatnall street Also, large second
EN hand cook stove and fixtures for sale. Apply
above. ldec22-tfl j. Is. L.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
For Rent.

Tho second story front room front room fronting on
Market street, in the Richardson u Hoopes banding
next door aboxn- tho Earipers Rank iIa,llr in
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27
REGISTEk'S ORDER.
REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CAsrI t,nuNry I.nua,, on ,p5,

NhW OAsTLE COUNTY, Jhhnall so 1s7l.
| ~ ue hppncaton Of JOSHUA MARKS
- ,SStI,is st oI HANNAH PRlTCllAkD, lnte
u Is ordered and directed by the Rec lister mat Inc Al
mlnisuator aforesaid give notice granting of t-
ters or Administration Lpon the estate oi the
with the date OF granting tei cot by causing n,iyer,
s,, ,.. " po Fosoea Wthh 40 days rom tile date OF
Cnnnt 81 insix OF inc most public places OF the
ing demands against the Estate 10 present md same
OF abide by an Act OF Assembly In such ease made
and provided. And also cause the same 10 he IN
~ - .9u wtnn the same period, IN the DEL AWARE
to na =. 20 ~, nowsiaper published IN Whining
dWeh uhuer the nahd aud Seal VI uhice of
.ho IteRhter aiotest,i, at New Castle. la New
~ Sasuo Souh'y Aotesaiu INC day hii year
apyrv Miieoh. Is. GlBBS, Register.
uNoIlSE. All persons having claims agititst tho
Esate Vi the aeoe.aed must present the came duly
s5.eu 70 tne on or before January o0
and provided.
JOSHUA MARIS,
Address, Wilmington, Dol. AdmlnrI rsinr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-27

,, hEGlSTER'S ORDER.
rhHs oFFluB,New Castle, March Attn, 1911
HPoN the application of ISAAC WEBSTER,
IA ,Ae,SutoI Vi mary murphy, tate OF Brnhdy wine
~ IN said county deceased; 1t is ordered nj drec-
ted by the Register that the Executor aforesaid give
MESsr ~. ~ inc granting OF Letters FIESTA
MENIARY upon the Estate of the deceasId with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing uIyertis.-
& ~ DC posted WITHIN terty days from thI date OF
such letters in six of the most public places the Co
Oh new Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same ~ abide by
an Act Of Assembly In such ease made and provided
a. nv aisu Sause inc same TO be inserted thin tho
....a DEL A"ARE hEPUhLlCAN. news
paper published In Wilmington, and To be continued
therein two months
S-~) Given under the hand and Seal of hnicc oi
SL.s. the Register aforesaid at New Cashe in Nav
CO. Castle County aforesaid, the day aid yrnt
ABOVE written. u. GIBBS, Re Eistcr.
NQTICE.-All persons having claims against tLs
Estate of the deceased present the same Iuy AZ
, ~ 70 inc Executor on or before March I'LL,
1870 or abide the ACT of Assembly in such CASE made
and provided. lSAAC WEBSTI,R
Auuress, wilmington, Del. ESceuoT,