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National Republican., 1877-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sgESTABLiSHRD 1919,

ss-EsTABLIsHFD 1919.
M, r.,n.v,v,, JOHN JOHN ". DREW ~ int, .,r0o, NJ w
Jus, rece,yed ior The Holidays tns and C m plete
gssss ivory sna CSliaioiG Iisr hTp;hes, fogicise.
sn Tracts, Ens,h md French soaps aud Fancy gaods,
y pnTGs and oHEafAs 0i st eom
pounded nj all hours, pO2:2m
NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL Es.
kNhnsy SSGsa,n%s % hs y Ss cn lie
cause and cure oi Premature Decline. SLOWING inds
the reaiineni OF nervous ami p ysoal dsbi being
"A HSdrss, Gsss 81 KsmSs MGsEtM
ss.To MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-:
I ca. xdnp on SMms bSSd p wTns s Roe
abundant test,moniais Furnished. its bureau Hr-
Branch e ON M e. S Uon srcssionsi Globe Office ss Penn
Rosidencc, sS' ~ seventh street southwest noieim
ss-THE NATIoNALsAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Gpp the IefsTy pnSs wniohmen .s 0nH
SiSsr artss. u value er feceys@ % in ranss S,Sss
@ S9ssldsn! SESsds N " sIdds, kN vlcs r, slssns
D. p. SNYDER, Secretary. ocissm
~ sANDFoRD's CURE FOR CATARRH.
s az 81 s o Sssr 5
-. TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TBo-
CHEs and Iozenges for throat and lung difficulties
sold at Ooushins Drug Store, Masonic Temple. soiS
ss-THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other article. er ladies' use In the city al Cough
OLE ~ on zEBlRlTI9S zkB sHEH {s.Ss 20
'rH '' MARK RITER'sA :" H. ="
Free Art Gallery and store No. s5 Il street north
Cno,oe OIL Painting. Enusvnss. Chromos, Ac
Also lsIse, stock Of p,d .sar s TndSw
hiess nssrERsis Elm SS Cash. = INC D''''''1
Please remember name and number. jess-ism
sSHUMPHREYs SPECIFICS, PONDS Ex.
tract, Homeopathic Medicines, sold at Temple Drgs
ss-JUsTHs PATENT CsrEEL) SOLE AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last twice ~
The hoe stores, and by the inventor. sio d street
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
sSsT. PAURS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Church, corner Of Eleventh and streets northwest,
Rev. :. Dom q ID d, pastor. The imp, ovements in
completed the same viii be reopensd or divine ser
vice on sunday next. Rev 1t. Conrad, OF Phls-
Al eleven a. and 7:oo p. NJ All are invited. q ne
| ss-YoUNG MEN,sCIIRIsTIAN ASSOCIATION
| Corner Of Ninth and u streets
FREE READING ROOMS, PARI.oRs AND CON.
Open daily. except Sun lay, from a m. to 10 p m.
| Open on sunday from 2 to7 PIN.
DAILY MEETINGS.
ing from y to o'clock.
| SUNDAY srRyIcEs
Gospel meeting in Lincoln Hail at &ao p IN; short ad
s s fSaS SSen%F S Sc
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sO,d b. briSf plainly Wrihe and only upon side
ej Uc paper. Communications Unaocoppdred BY he
nam, Qf hs author arc not solicited and cW neither be
redd nor retHRed Rejeted manuscript WM not be re.
hrEed nor preserved The croVdoi state Of Our COL.
umns during The session qf Congress uA preclude he
insertion Of long articles.
National Republican., 1877-11-23

Mr.. N. II. FUGTTT Is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and Subscriptions for this
Paper, rs well rs for the Collection of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. ID. II McCLELLAND 1. also authorized
TO solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
The National Republican

j. published daily Except sundays by tho
Republican Printing q Publishing Company.
al tho southwest corner of rennsyivania Avenue and
Thirteenth street at ~ per nnnum In advance or 20
cents Der month, delivered by carrier,
Address, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
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National Republican., 1877-11-23

ANOTHER martyr to science, Achilie Cazin,
Professor Of Pysics at one Of the Paris lyoUums
he was a member Of tho French expedition 10 OBJ
hnTye the lIanall Of NanuA.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
An USEMENTs.
John Mccullough at the National.

John Mccullough At the NAtIohal
The weather could not prevent the people
from crowding the theatre last evening to see
the great tngcdian present the character Of
King Lear The makeup of Mr.. Mccullough
in this character is one of the most surprising
wonders Of the American stage. He Is the old
King in looks, acts and voice. The actor is
completely lost in the character, and the audi
ence were entirely carried away with the per-
formance. II was ono of Mr.. McCullOughs
greatest victories. Miss Carey and the rest Of
the cast performed their roles as usual in q
most credtabl0 manner.
National Republican., 1877-11-23
JOHN MCCULLOUGH As HAMLET.

Tonight this dcservedly popular trngedian
receives u benefit. IIe has chosen for the Oc-
casion the play that of all Others the tragedians
of this century have most essayed. His near
friends and the New York critics claim that
Hamlet is the best role in which Mccullough
presents himself In Hamlet" he gives a
Characterization broad in its intellectual fea-
lures and delicate in its surroundings, and yet
one in which nature and art arc so intimately
woven together that 1t would be hard to tell
where the one begias and the other ends. His
Hamlet Is well rounded and malured, and
makes up picture at once thrilling and beau
tiful. 1t will be found that he invests the
character with personality peculiarly it's own
Every lover Of inspired histrionic genius will
of course be present ut the National this even
ing to witness John Mccullough play Ham
1t
National Republican., 1877-11-23
FOR SALE.

ENOR RENT OR SALE-THE DESIRABLE
Il residence No. 1910 street northwest, containing
nine cbamb rs, saloon pl ror. dnnngroom, and
kitchen on first floor, with cellar running entire
depth of house; mod, rn improvements Stable In
noaist 'r'' ' LEWIS CLEPHANE.
National Republican., 1877-11-23

HoMEs! HONEST HOMES! VERY CHEAP
IL Twenty Of the hfy new Brick Houses are now
ready for occupancy. Each has four chambers, with
improved yentllaIors and large cellar with perfect
sale 10 suit purchaser g. can remain dve years at
seven per cent. Location good; Inquire OF L. =,
CHAPMAN, on the premises, y street, between First
aud Second northeast no2lIts
National Republican., 1877-11-23

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A THREESTORY
eleven.room brick house, No. 07 d street north
west. Apply on premises. or OF - -
no6-if Federal BuildinEs. nh and sts, N. W.
National Republican., 1877-11-23

ss-THE HENATIONALsAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
corner New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
opposite tho Treasury department Fire and burg.
lar.proof sniea lay and night wntchmen Rent o.
boxes rom % to " per annnm silver plnie ana
other articles OF value received In trunks or other
wise at moderate rates WILLIAM sTICkNEy.
ID. p. SNYDER. Secretary. oci6Bm
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
THE BEAUTY OF THE SIERRA
NEVADA.

There is no color on the globe eompara-
BILE with that which robes mountain at a
sufficient distance, however rugged and
desolate the near aspect may be. Move of
to distance Of three-soore airy miles when
the atmosphere is favorable, and what
glorious beauty will the line of the Sierra
wear! have seen the vast bulwark thus
from the banks of the Sacramento in the
spring, and once from the summit Of Dia-
bio, when they seemed, though on the
earth, not of 1t.
All their rocks, their gorges, their preci-
pices, their streams, their desolate patches
which the earth-avalanohes had torn, their
cliffs their forests, their hooks and dells,
their tortuous roads, all their bulk and saw
ageness reduced to smooth splsndor OF
color! First, purple bar Of foot hills just
beyond the dim edge Of the immense prairie
then a middle slope Of vague and tender
green; and then crowning all, tho golden
snow (gold at that distance) in an unceasing
stretch of 200 miles! What vision
through the clear air, whom We sweep thus
the complete physiognomy Of their sum-
mits-here q symmetrical peak, there
long ridge sawed into sharp spikes o.
creamy whiteness, and soon huge climb
ine mound of brilliance, showing where th'
Carson turnpike leads the adventurers ate
silver, that cannot be polished nor frostet
to such beauty as sheathes its own tremend
GUS dome Next to the Himalays, in Hin
dostan, that ridge bears the most nobl
name of all the mountain-chains on tn
the elobe-"Sierra Nevada" And whel
we see 1t sixty miles Of, under clouds thu
mimic its pinnacles and swells, it show
E like q vision from another world, like th
7 street and wall of the New Jerusalem
|, Only the colors are In reverse order, 6
{ benefits the reflection of heavenly glory
.; an earthly medium. First comes the am
>, thyst, midway the beryl, and on the height
II not at the base, tho pure gold, a.
,e we're transparent glass. - Thomas So
II. King.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
From the Earliest Ages. =

sCROEULA has been the bane, ana as ~
were the curse of mankind. Moses, IN III.
18th chap. er of Levitious, lays DOWN ,eL!
explicit rules on this disea,e 10. 80 teIItpis
and loathsome had II been consio ;eo !heu
that q person known to bs infected WIN IL
would not be allowed tt mix Win socieIy
The Jews regarded 1t as 8 divine lnnictlon
and believed there was no cure f0r ~. ~
was then the sins ofa youth or diviaLon
from the raths of virtue were punlsnea az
long as life lasted AHprily IN our DAY,
The silence OF medicine has been deveiopeo
the greal sLorehouse Of Ma, ure furnishes
remedy the disease Is stripped o. lts te,, r.,
ror by the use OF thehA " Ar! FAN'Sh hOI
ANDHERB JUICES, and the vlctlm 81
Scrofula, Ulc. RI, Sores, Pimples, biotcnes,
litter. etc, can be restored to sound neal
in a few weeks. That there are thoueanos
now whose conditions are as bad rs thOse
OF the dark ages we are well aware; Many
now iaiI to find cure az we'll as they dio
then. To all such the Samaritan's Hoo'
and Il erb Juices will prove happy poon
eradicating all impurities from tte olood
and making the complexion bright ano
healthy, A fsw bottles WI remove pm.
pies or nlotches, thereby doing away VIII
co.netiv~ 4pt powders. ROOT AND HERE
JUICES $l.26 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address,. ,o
9lS Raoestreet. Philadelphia,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. p ID
THE SOUTH.

During the Revolutionary War, and as
fate as 1890, Virginia was the most popu-
lous State m the Union, and n. Carolina
Wa, ahead of New York. These facts
show that in early times Europeans were
as ready to emigrste to those States As the!
we're to the States north Of them. But
slavery did its perfect work Of inpo7er'
ishing the South; and at the end 'oi a
century from the formation OF the Repuel'c
we find Virginia far behind three or four
Of the new States of the West, which had
no existence at its beginning; while North
Carolina, though larger in territory, has
only fourth Of the population OF New
York. and not more than a twep1ienth par
of the wealth. But the Northern and
Eastern States are now crowded with pop
Slavery has been abolished in the South,
and there is no reason Why population
should not aow into that sparsely peopled
region ss it did Of old. The negroes are
good laborer., and are not in the way q
Northern and European emigrants. Farm
era and mechanics who go South find tbe
negroes ready to do all the rough labor O.
the farm and the workshop, as we'll As o
the street and the wharf. White laborers
without the means of setting up for them
selves, ought not to 60 South at present
not because their presence would be objec
tiona bile to the people, but because the.
would find the price Of labor lower than
Is in the Northern States. But If they cal
buy farra or establish workshop, the!
will do we'll. When occupations becom
diversified in the South, and an era
prosperity returns there will doubtless b
demand for laborers. At present, how
ever, the great need is Of men who hav
more or less of capita! enough, at leas
to purchase little farm and settle on
To all such we would say, Go South.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
e. F. kunkel's ustral X II. r
Kunkeps shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheap pest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world. hAy remove
dandrutf: alley irritation s',nthe and c'fi
the heated scalp. prevent TIL" mar from
falling IF n d pron'nte tne gr"wtn III !"
very shor, time, They pres rye !" t~t.d'
The apart ~ bri Ian"r u Il X I'll ar-
pearerce TO braid and wiry hair 40 ~ d
hair dressing thy are nnrivt ie': erah'-
cafe dand uff a,,d prtv|t.. b"ii'.rNs Tee
Shampoo c,eans the hair, remove srt'ce.
s;ruff itching, eruption, Cures heaoar ne
caused by Ut and fa'isoe kunxelf
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to nal
ural and glossy color. restore isded, dry
hArsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle y.
A * your druggist for them or send to + +
Kunkel. Proprietor No. G9 North h1nth
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
THE STATE OF DELA " n.
mo THE SHERIFF. OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY
1 llpRGII "a.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY &S.
THE STATE OF FDELdW4hE.
1,o THE SHERIFF. OF NEW JAsTLECouNIY.
lGRsEI1sG.
WHEaEAs, Lrne sullivan, by fer next
frieni. James A Atwell by her petition 10
the Juis. of our superior ourt, nled u,
the office of the PrOthonotary # the sald
IyOurt n and for the County Ol New astie,
~, for the eau of complaint IN rem
alleged, / as made apple I on 10
sEALl our said Judg that de rec " ay
| be pronounced dissolving the mar
~ riace existing between the pet'-
tioner and Ser husband John ullivan.
We therefore command you, AS you nave
hean hereiube(Ore cOmmauued, that you
summon JO n Su livAn so that he be ana
appear before the sal Judges OF our said
S1perior . Ourt of the next term nereo', 10
ne he d al New castle IN and inr Inc onn-
ty of >,w Cas,le, on Monday the 70 n ga
~ NV nj, uextto answer the allegatio S
# The s.up uion, and also to show cause
If aIy he has, why a deere OF The 'ald
ourt should not be Taae. uissolV' tne
ma, riase existing between hi". ana INT
said Petitioner, according 10 the act as
seu hly In such Gaze made anf pr Vlutu
ard also to do aud re eve whAi NE = 10
I,ourt ST al. III, n ard there consider conceri
nc nim 10 this behalf a. t 1h. ru't h Il
etm meet and c,nsisten '" n the tfoV'
.ions of the said act OF Asrt tnbly.
Wines. the HOnura !" JOSEF +. ONE
Tvs. = a.. at New aste HE 25th cay "
Nav, A. d. eighteen hundred and evenly
.av.n. CHARLES BEA-r ON.
Issued Aug. Is h lS77. Prolhonotary-
The above IL q tue copy OF summo.
| above stated ,, u
| aug:3u INA Az TH y "h' h1''"
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02

Every one knows about vichy's water,
but every one doesn't know about vichy.
It is a large, Aourishing place at the ex-
treme southern part of tho Department of
Allier, France, and stands on the south
bank Of the river Allier, tributary Of the
Loire. The town is very well built, and
was immensely improved In the reign Of
Napoleon III. Most Of the baths are the
property Of the State, and everythinghas been
done to make the ''perfsct cure" aspleasant
as possible. In 1870, s,4os,ooo bottles Of
yichy water were exported from the town.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
LIVING WITHOUT Foop.

b II is true that many chronic diseases all
tho world over arise from eating too much.
But it is possible, on the other hand, to eat
too little; and we doubt whether many
could maintain healthy existence on the
meaere diet of such medical philosophers
as the celebrated Cornaro. How long one
could contrive to live without eating any
thing at all, is question which few will be
inclined to undertake the practical solution.
Unfortunately, it has been solved over and
over again ip the case Of mcny an accident
and many deed of cruelty.
Without something to eat or drink man
will not live beyond q few days, or at most
a week. Access to water, however, makes
A GREAT difference. There is. well-known
case Of an Ayrshire miner who lived twenty
three days buried in q coal mine, without
swallowing anything but small quantities Of
charlybeate water sucked through straw.
he had the advantage Of being shut up in
a contaminated atmosphere, which, by d.
minishing nervous sensibility, lessened the
| cravings Of hunger. Even more remarkable
examples Of prolonged abstinence might be
| given. Persons, indeed, have been found
in coal.pits and mines, and In other situa'
tons where there was not mouthful OF
food, but where water was to be had, as
| long as si1 weeks after seclusion, still alive,
though Of course in very feeble state; and
q small daily allowance Of food has sup
ported life longer even than that, IS In some
cases Of shpwreck and other accidents al
SEQ. Berard quotes the example Of con
II yict who died Of starvation after si1ty-thret
dsys but in this case water was taken
Cases Of alleged fasting longer than thi'
are certainly in most cases due to imposture
4 The insane appear to bez fasting bette'
than in their sober senses, and IN some
morbid conditions Of the body nouzishmen
may certainly be done without for surprs
ing length Of time.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
r. r. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
vflrOn.

e. F. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
vf'lrOn.
EFF, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine o.
Iron will ehectually cure liver complaint,
iauudice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debi .ity, chronic diarrhOeA, disease OF Inc
Kidneys and all diseases arising from
disord.red liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation. Il tulence, Inward
pi ca, full ness o blood to the head, aclolty
Of the stomach, nausea. heartburn, disgust
for food fnllness or weight In the stomach
sore eructstions, sinking or huttering AZ
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF the
head, hurried or dinHcult bresthing. nutter-
ings at the heart, choking or sul0catlnG
sensation when in q lying posture dlmness
of vlsston, dots or webs before 'he sight,
dull palm in the head, deficiency Of pres
piration, yellowness of the skin and eyes
balm in the side, back, head, chest. limos,
etc sudden tiushes OF heat, burning In the
flesh, con. tant imaginings OF eyiland great
depression of spirits Price 81 per bottle,
Beware Of cou"terfeits. DO not lot your
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofiron he may say 10 a good but SIX for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take NO
other. kunkels Bitter Vince lron T. not
sold in bu,k-oniy IN 81 bottles. h.F Kun
keI, Proprietor, NO. 259 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
MEDICAL

TYR. FIT rR', ! EHhiA1b y tbe cerscrip.
ton o1one Of pbiadelphias eldest tnph;na. physa.
elsns sis nauraiss sna pain Bscsashs
the the nerves. purifying The blood saS aSsis,a nsa
tralizing poisonous dsposts, .,anaaed IN tne ymedi
cIie' q 1e time Hune Remember that DR., Fltler Is
the M only % ph ysioian in America dev3ting ~, re
90 t yesrs ears to this one line Of practice. CnTe
Warranted, W Advice gratis. As South Four'r
street. ....."
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
FAIRS.

Aswe are about having an industrial
Exhibition in this city, the following arti-
Gle will be read with interest:
This is the season Of Fairs. But they
are no longer what they were in their ori-
gin, in the dawn of civilization, nor what
they still are in the far East. Fairs we're
originally extemporized market towns
which were periodically assembled for the
interchange by barter and by sale of the
productions and manufactures Of a people.
peopIe assembled from all the country
around-sometimes from different coun-
tries-and organized sort Of municipal
government, with hundreds Of thousand
of temporary structures Of planks fo'
dwellings, arranged in order upon streets !;
with others for stores in which they exhlb'
tied and disposed Of their wares. They
usually lasted for several weeks, and some
,i,aes for months, and must have been oc-
casions Of great interest to scattered and
semi civilized people, and not without great
utility.
Fairs of this kind have been held il
Scotland, within century, from whence
they were Introduce into some parts Of tn
United States. But the greatest fairs
which we read are, or were thirty year
ago. held In Russia. They bring togethe
the merchants of India and China, wit
their silks, and worries, and cashmer
shawls, their precious stones and perfume
and merchants from all parts Of Russi'
from Turkey, from Germany, from Eng
land and France, 20 there to exchange tt
wares of the West for those Of the Eas
Oliphant, an English traveller, describ
one of these great fairs, which he attende
at Nogovord, in Russia. about thirty yea
ago, at which two hundred thousand PEI
pie from all parts Of the world were 8
ss,obled and dwelt together for two mont
in peace, all actively engaged in buyir
, selling, or exchanging, or in the pursuit
pleasure,
But the fairs Of the present day in We
eru Europe and in America, are mere
hibitions, or expositions Of fine specmt
of animals, industrial products, manufs
lures. new inventions, and Of the fine al
AID they often.degenerate into mere Q
v.rtising eypedients, which, 40 far fir
showing the state Of agriculture and
arts in y County or State, only serve
display the goods, wares, and merchant
which dealers have imported from abr
from our commercial cities or from
rope. Yet these advertising exhibit
are not without their uses They brin
We notice Of the people the best specln
Of works of art and industry, and
showing what can be done by pains-tal
Industry and earnest thought they ins
spirit Of emulation, and afford at
s.xly tina saaPt~ d sadti III Aats'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02

The transient or floating population Of
New York city on any one day b estimated
as follows Immigrants, temporarily stay.
ing in tho city, 1000 seamsu and boas'
men 5000, visitors = hotclS 10000 vid
t~ 4 Bdgtixo,tdhug Hoh 3s0
'Ho1
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
Tame Worm Removed ANye.

head and all complete, In two hours ,
No Zee till head passes. seat. pm ann
stomach warns removed by DR.. KunKel
2S9 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, pa
send for circu ar For removing seat, IN
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for q bo't Of Kunkeps worm
syrup, price ST. 1t never lai!s Comman
sense tearhestr tape worm ne removed. alI
other W. rms can .e readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02

The cultivation Of tobacco in Germany
occupies some 1000 acres, principally in
the southern States. The crop is worth
about $45,0oO, 900, and, in spite of thu
enormous home consumption, . considera
ble quantity Is exported every year.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
DENTISTRY.

~ PtlShD AT 7 ID r.
II trem.r dons re, ,'uc'ti"n al
DP. kpOVGA1ON'S
Atfull set 81 to so. the DOcl r inee'ts more
tech thu n any other f'm in the Uni ed
states, and is rapidly sendipg his worE to
every dinner tab in Christt nd m, FIJI
Ing TIC. 10 81. Ext acting only DC. Nett.
Ing but A. st-class operations perform ed
iii Vine street, Philadelphia. iyl3
The Morning herald., 1877-11-02
t,KGIsTEk'S ORDER -
X Ea,sIER'S OFFICE,

H. n EG .S1ER b OFF'CF,
New Castle County, October 1911.
Upon the eapplcation of John Cumm nss
exe.ut " q, ] hn Brown late + Whining
to- Hundred IN said county decra ed, ~
81 order, d and dir. cttd by the Register
that the es e, utor afort 81 gi'e no. zee OF
Grant rg letters testampn,ary upon the es
faIe Of The dec. as d, with the date OF
oranting thereo bv causing advertise.
mcnts 10 be posted wi hia forty days
rom the dale OF sach letters IN
TX of the mot pubic nl ces OF
the county OF new Cas- l+, requiring. all
perso, s having demands against estate
TO present the same or abl by an ac' OF as
seif,bly in such cure made and provide
AId ssO cause the sane to he tns erted
within the same period IN t"e MoRSING
HE,ALp. q newspaper published In VIII
minqton. and to be continued therein
three week 9 70. o. a. -, oes,o
Itl\ en- ulder the hand and SEAL OF once
of the Register aforesaid, st New
EAL1 Castle, II. New Co slle C' unity, acre
said, the da, and year above writ
ten. =. g. B1GGS, Register.
NUTICr.---All ptrsors having cia ms
against ,he estate Ct the deceas mu
p't sent the sarue du'y aue>te'' = me .a NIX
ecu,t,r cu or before Ctober a'h, so, ol
| hide the Act Of Assembly IN such cast
m, de and provided: ..
.., JOHN .E4NIIGes, E1eca.si; .fi