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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
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% fortunatos agricolas !" laste Der
Sdwan BON Mantua. MaslOire lbier
ptcle Aufsate Sel5f ~ bateu. Die Wrs
belt 'einer Irme, lsiner @liecer Lief ibn
Die &ube res abenps Gls rpppeiien &ei,
empfincen, 100 er ib rann in RE Hes
sipnen Der Wihsnfbaft, Der pbilpIopbie
u. pcelle Derlenfte. Wibrenp er wie Der
sel6tdiete eanrmann arbeitete, Ten 8eiz
nsr Ger 8esfnc dbertraf muste er bod
aubsrbasb csS 8reilss iciner ldnpliden
6rsunre nod einem Ssrssn cas- einfa6
Senus raj Jpn ~ lieben unp mad einem
rem isinisen ebentdrtisen @silts lu4sn.
Der Ginsise. wsl&er pisie Gissnidafs
ten in fid p%ersinte, rar Yfarrer eambert.
Sbne Gbrseis unO SsrmSsen. bssndste
er ib NIT leiner Dprfpforrs uno plnidte
Ni4ts, rpas lber rem llmfreis Isincr
piarrei, ieines 0artsns unp @stnberss
b~inauseins.
Wasloire's Dreunridaft ma ibm
wertbppu: ipeper Der Steuersmpfdnger,
wel9er ren 6reiseif ipislts, nod Der Nos
tar wel&er ii6 In ben Wanisrsn zines al
ten StuBers seisl. fonntsn lia nit tielem
aufopferncen ApOitsl gut Setfttbcn, Ter
Elm erniter unp FAINTER Damn. obne jepen
pplitilden S~utenseiit. nidts GUlereS
fannie ,uls yfidtafiuuns. ndts Gersds
tsrss, ais eie eosif Ger Gmpinpuns, mel
DE ;uslsib Die isees wadsrcn WanneS 1T.
Yfarrsr 2ambsrt unp Masloir paren
lih sesenlsitis ncttwenpis. @as @utes
aetban nsroen fennte, melde Sortidritte
~ %untsrnstmsn, we.de MisbrduHe al
s%uitsIen tpau,, murpe witrene ibrsr
fr'erlidn absnre beiprr6en. Scrsfalt
FIR pie Sinner. Eamiliensl0f, 6~ausfrisre
ipurrcn tort pprbcrsitet unp tsIhtrmt.
Waslpire bcseidnsts bic &rmen. nel6en
Der Yiarrsr bsilshen lpQte. Gar manbes
Wal wurOs Elm junssr Dam bsimlt1 ins
Yfarrbaus Serufen. UNI cine pdterlibe
Grmabnung ~ empfansen. uup he lanfte
9ebrc fel mic auf Idls8tss Grrreid. Sra:
ss!9ire aqein wuBts, wie nar9er Yd&tsr,
bsm Is unmSsli1 parp, isinsn pahBins
III sablen, iib an ben Gcelmutb ees Yfars
rcrs ipanr:e. 1iele Darlsbsn ,rurpen
pdnftlid su,idsGabl:, earnit aud Der
Nadbar, an cen Die Nrite fam, einiaer
6llfe ~ bepirfen pieislbe purh res pfars
rrrs bei6eirsne GriparniGe erlansen
fonnte - or ipar Die Mottfalie leinsr
pfarrfinper.
Der pfarrsr uar Wasl0ire ipra6 off
Iber Die camille in Goisnlaab. 6ubert's
Yrisfs, woribsr isin Gater ii9 70 Isbbaft
freute, rpurpen ecrt sstpdrpist abseposeH
uni %teurtbeilt. Die fallbc MGnse Ger
@mrHurunaen FAM BET pisisn ebr.iden
Su;en feinsn Surs +; aIe ftSuen &spsnss
artsn perbiaten ibntn niemale ecn Mans
sel an Wdrrte unb @sfib!.
90 oft papcn rte Hsre mar. ipra6 lih
Waalcirc seSen Cen S%auernf:cl; aus, Der
aie SSbnc mad Ger Staet isnbet. um
eon c,s Sauiss G%riparnihe ~ peri6leu.
Germ. uno nab FER ,6eimfetr ren Sater
serits ~ iddseu."
..1aden Sic uns eaS Bette bofea
iasts cann Der Tfarrrr /; ySuber 1T nod
ishr jung feline lalcnte finn teceutene,
isine Gcten rcr;aSlit."
.,0swie," r%ptsssnete MpsIoire. ,.at'r
sic wi6en aud, pie peniS uniere 8Dms
naden bic iunae Seute fir pas pvaftiite
9ebsn pcrtersiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
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Scr Gngel bcs Saguu's.
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(Sprtiebuns }

tUpINfbuHS
Sd babe mebr 9etban 0 mem Sott
i1 mub es bctennen, pieoer gut ma
ben..."
sd uerbe Miles, 5s3ablen /; mir
uur Die Gamen Der Sei6aoi9ten."
grm @dO blnoslt es lid ni4t, mein
8ott!. elm @slidnonib if's. 3susen
Die S4anbe fir MIDI"
sir uns ale. alio!~
,Obns Seoeutung! Dor @aem Die
Bobrbsit Dor Dem Sooe. BEN &i4teritub'
ge @ottss."
rSu uirii lie nidt iassn."
limb ia min lie iaaen; ie oriidt mid
nieoer, ie erltidt mid Sobanr, rule el'
neu Srieitsr"
Ser Rrante er6ob id, bic IeBten Worte
srifarben auf ieinen Gippsn.
ausuIt beuste ii9 iiber oas Yett unb
Yprat, inoem er ole iduaAen Sanoe oes
8reiies ersriH:
SO usrbiste es Sir, Su ipre4en
v8inf gu mid osnn tooten? ?"
gunS 9u uiait mid gu Srunee ri4-
TEN"
.Gber i'd min 9erbrodenes pieoer gut
MAIDEN, id baBe."
-Stirb obue @srIObnun9
sd CLAUDE. i'd MID Sstebsn. i'd
min ia9en
SueuIt leste feline hu4miiroi9e Sono
auf cen Wuno oes Sterbenoen F.; Der llns
qlldli6e rang nit iduoden Grdften nit
tbm; unpsrItdnoli6s SOuc entrangcn I'D
feiusr 8ruit.
,W0rbsr!" ricf er enbli1 mad einsr
Iebten aultrensuns, fd 81 befreien.
Gusui panbte tsin auss pOn Dem
2ronfeu /; feline serotbsten glu9en iagten
oemielben Sur6t uno Gntlsssn Elm Der
atbsm periu9te ibm, leine ausen beoed!s
Elm S9lsisr.
Bfoslid 6fnete fid Die Sbirs. aueuit
euffernie f& raid pom Bette; Der Grants
ruirft sinen %Oerpirrten Bid ouf Die Gins
fretsnben.
,ySulie!" it0bnte er unb iant obnmd9-
zig Suiummen.
Gin Bid bss sritsn Ysiu4srs bannts
ausuit on feline Stsle. Sobonn wiomet
blaB uno ernit isinem Ssrrn ale @ufmert.
i~outsit. Sieier idldst Die ausen auf,
erfennt ben Wann. Der bur6 Iein plrbli-
DIES Gintreten Der 2ettsr lsinss 9e6ens 9e.
porsen III inbsm er Oann leiuen Bid
auf @usuit penoet, Der ;itterno baiisbt
ftridt er:
r9u wonteit nidt, Bob id sinem Yrie-
tier bei4ts /; iet ss oenn Ssrr Staatsan.
uoit. sic peroen meins grfldrunsen a.
Rrototoll nebmen . Sobann, LOB Niles
etntreten. es III 3eit, bub Die @srs4tigfsi,
Nese."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-09
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pa pWirtb," i&ris Elm Sat, peI9er
on Der BiribstuisI iab. .oas 1T ia cine
ubi4euli&e Dirtbi4aft bel S6nsn; i'd ba'
be beute idon wieber siusn woGsnen Gap.
pen in Der Suppe 9siunssn,~ .Nun," ani-
portets Der Wirtb. ySie Dolen tpobI fur
Sbrs 4 @roi9sn nod Elm Stat Gammet
in Der Supps baden 2"
La crónica., 1877-12-15

Els con ell mayor placer que
anunciamos la reapertura del esta-
blecimIento del siIlero aleman en-
la Gale Commercial. Durante ell
tempo que dicha sillerfa ha estado
cerrada Sc ha sentido mucho su fall
ia, y nos alegramos ahora por
que tendremos un lugar adonde
comprar %sillas, %frenos, guarniciones,
ffendas y otras cosas por ell estiio
buenas y baratas. Ell sillero ale
man ha surtido su establecimiento
de TODD 10 mejor pe~rteneciente q su
oficio, y esta dispuesto q hacer toda
especie de trabajos que Sc lie man
den. Para clio cuenta ron n gran
experienced en- ell negocio, y ha ocu-
pado q los mejores fabricantes de
guarniciones y silias que hay en- ell
Coudado. Su collection de fustes es
buena, y siempre usa de los mejores
que Sc construyen.
La crónica., 1877-12-15
EN- LA CATHEDRAL.

p,imera misa q las s A. n. Ultima
,rsa las 10 A NJ; Catecismo O las ~
- Ia tarde. Visperas q las Z p. N.
,errsIA DE MIRA. SRA. DE Los ANGELES.
Prmera mlsa a las 81 d la manana,
,sgunda misa d las 7, Ultima misa q las
5e Ia m4hanacon. Catecismoa las ~
vfsperas q las 81 P. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
5ol.
La crónica., 1877-12-15
Iced y Appended por Vosotros
Mismos.

Muchos descubrimientos valio-
o Y muy titles conocimientos Sc
guardian oculto del mundo, porque. es
costoso darlos q conocer al pueblo.
No sucede este o ell jarabe aleman
de Boschee, y aunque hace pocos
ahos que fue introducido a la venta
en- este pals, Sc conoce en- todas las
poblaciones por pequenas que sean.
Su maravilloso eXito en- la cura de
Consuncion, Toses, Pneumania, Asst
ma, y todas las demas Intermediates
de la garganta y los %pulmones, Sc
conoci0 primeramente distribuyen-
dolo cada aho gratis, durante tres
aflos, q razon de 400, 900 botellas al
aho entire los enfermos. Jamds Sc
habian sujetado a Ial prueba los me-
ritos de otra preparation. Podiais
pedir mas =? Id donde vuestro boti-
carlo Y obtened una botella por rs
centavos y probadla. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos.
La crónica., 1877-12-15
n;-sotorio do Ia IGlesia CatoIica.

ulmo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
r-ancisco Mora, Obispo Coadjutor y Vica-
- General; Rev. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
prOcO.
La crónica., 1877-12-15
Aqua de Barcelona

o LECHE DE LA SULTANA.
Para limpiar, suavizar y hermosear ell Gu.
tbs.
Ell especffco mas generalmente usado
por todas las danas de las Cortes de Ia
vieJa Europa.
Sc garantiza que no contiene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta renombrada agua indispensable
en- ell tocador de todas las damas, Sc ha-
liza de venta en- la
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esquina de las Gales Main y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietario.
En- dicho establecimiento Sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pike que curan ell
dolor de mrelas en- IN minute.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

THE ARMY BILL has passed the Horse,
with Mr.. Echleicker's amendments, CON-
pelling Mr.. Hayes to keep four full resi-
ments Of cavalry on the border Of Texas
for protection sgains. Mexican raids. The
House limited the numerical strength Of
TIE Army to 2e,00O men as the maximum,
with reduction ia the appropriation O.
about million of dollars or more The
Senate Committee have also made amend
ments to the effect that the army shall be
recruited up to 5000 men, as is allowed
by the present existing law, with a reduc-
tion in the present expense of the Staff Of
the Army, and army headquarters, and a
Conference Committee of the two Houses
will be necessary to re rs:oncile the diferen-
ces between them, which, being now Of no
material importance, will not delay the
passage of the Bill as passed by the enate.
The vote stood l24 in favor Of its passage
as amended by the Senate, and l30 against
the Senate amendments.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
THE Charleston News and Courier Of

The Charleston News and Courier Of
late date, publishes some curious statistics
in regard to the comparative NOR alily #
the whites and blacks IN South Carolina.
In the city Of Charleston there is re-
markable equality in point OF ,mbers
between the whites and blacks. There are
o5,9S2 whites and o6,5S7 col9r,d. tbs
health statistics of the city show that tie
total number OF deaths for this year, from
June TO November ), was ,46l, OF which
l,029 were colored, and only 425 whites.
The News and Courier says tha! the cluse
Of this great disparity lies deeper tina }
want Of food, comfort or proper medical
attendance. In proof Of this il cites the
comparative mortality of the two races in
the city hospital, whore there is al absc-
lutte equality Of treatment in every res
pect, and where two negroes die to one
white man. From these fac's the infer
ence is pretty strong tha. under the most
favorable circumstances the colored popu-
lation must eventually 60 TO the wall 10
this country: They do not seem to have
the vital force to compete with the white
races in the latitude Of the Unied States.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
JAPANESE BREACHES OF PROM.
ISE.

After Japanese lover has proven false to
lis VOWS. the deserted maiden rises at about.
Two o'clock in the morning, and dons a
White robe and high sandals or clogs. Her
.o;f IS q metal tripod, in which are thrus:
shree lighted candles: around her neck she
hangs a mirror which falls upon her bosom ::
IN her left hand she carries a small straw
tigure-the efigy of her faithless lover
and il her tight she grasps hammer and
nail. with which she nails it TO one of the
sacred trees that surround the shrine.
Then she pays for the death of the traitor,
eowing that if her petition be heard she
will herself pull out the nails which offend
the god BY woUlding the mystic tree
Night after night she comes to the shrine,
and each night sha strikes in two NOR
,-ails, believing that every nail will shortel
Ler lovers life. for ths god, to save his tree,
will surely strike Li1l dead 1t is a curious
illustration Of the lnld superstition yet has
| on the Japanese mind
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
A NOUSE,S ST7sATAGENI.

A strange sight was witnessed one after
noon recently by a writer in the Corlnne
Record Office, Our attention WAS attracted
by several lusty squeaks from the inside of
pail, almost full of water, into which a
half-grown mouse had fallen. The alarm
had hardly died away before four or five
more mice appeared on the scene, and be
gar clambering to the top of the pail For
several moments after gaining the top, and
catching sight of the mouse in the water,
a squeaking confab was held First one
mouse and then another would cling to the
rim of the bucket with his hind legs, and
while almost touching the water with his
nose, squeak out either consolation or
advice to the immersed. But while all this
was going on; the swimming powers Of the
unfortunate mouse in the pail were rapidly
giving out. At last happy thought seemed
to strike the largest mouse in the crowd,
and almost without speak, he firmly fast
ened his fore feet to the edge Of the pail,
and let his body and tell hang down. The
drowning mouse saw it, and making a
a last desperate effort for life, swami to the
spot, seized the tail of his brother mouse,
and amid squeaks of delight from all the
mice present, was hauled high and dry out
OF the water and over the edge of the pail.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
The late Titiens, had an idea Of returning
to this country with frs. class opera

The late Titiens, had an idea Of returning
TO this country with 8 frs. class opera
troupe.
John Par,rid.e, of Pittsburgh, WAS
tnrustted into Jail for thirty days lOr ere.
ating a disturbance The Sentence dii1't
make him quail, however.
Why does not some eL:erpr!s:ng y. York
,ierer furnish steamed oysters, Steamed
oysters are much souyh. dish in Phil .iel =
phis, the principal restaurants of thai city
make q specially Of them. With ali our
facilities, 3 steamed oyser cannot be had
in this city.
Miss Vanderbilt s trossesu Is n 'ntion in
Paris sc exceeding even the usual extravs-
gsnce Of American women who are noted
there for the costumes OF their dress. The
young lady's bridal dress of b,ocaded ss'in
VAS woven at Lyons from the dressmaker's 5
osn design. The bridal bonnet, made en-
tirely OF lace IN which fine pearls are
wrought aud trimmed simply with single
msrabout feather, costing s75. The sil
Elk bridesmaids dresses OF thin gauLe ar
each en- broidered with different flowers.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
A MODEL TOWN.

An cid ard respected linen merchant in
New York, has recently returned from
Ireland, where he pail visit to Dessorool
County Down, the famous teetotal town il
Ireland, and furnishes the following inter.
esting sketch:-
Mr.. John Grubb Richardson, prominent
member of the society OF Friends, and a
linen manufacturer, purchased tract OF
land covering nine thousand acres. On this
he has quarries of blue granite, farming
operations, great mill four stories in
height, with various warehouses, shops,
and numbers of neat cottages around it.
The place is occupied by his employees,
who form colony of total abstainers, num-
bering several thousand persons. All the
children attend school or work in the mill.
Five different denominations, including
Roman Catholics, live in harmony. There
is 10 need of police officers orpolice judges,
and police station has never existed. The
cottages are pictures of neatness; each
garden Plat in front of them is decorated
with fragrant flowers, and command views
of a most beautiful landscape, obstructed
only by the mountains of Newry rising III
the distance. The number of hands en-
ployed in the mill is about four thousand.
They manufacture sixteen thousand yards
of Richardson's Bessbrook linen daily; and
the yarn spun in one day, if stretched out,
would measure ffty-iye miles.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

IT has been repeatedly and satisfactorily
s,own that the fires that spread most rap.
idly and most destructively are hasteued
in their devastation, in nine cases out OF
ten, by the aid of elevators. Such was the
case with the fire that occurred after mid
night, last Wednesday night in St. Louis.
The Insurance Underwriters should insist
upon elevators being so inclosed as to have
no connection whatever, except by auto.
matte doors with the interior of the ediicss
TO which they are attached.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION OF
SQUIRRELS.

The irrepressible squirrel has at last met
conquerer in the person of Mr.. Bryant,
who, if report be true, kills them by tie
score 1t seems that this squirrel destroyer
was for long time an invalid He cap
tured a lot of squirrels, and day and night
to while away the tldum of disease, be
studied their habits and discovered their
special weakness. He then compounded a
pellet. the base of which was deadly drug.
and susar-coated it with something espe-
cially attractive to the squirrel tribe. His
success surpassed expectation, and he is
now travelling over the country taking con-
tracts to Kill all the squirrels on farm for
50 much al acre-eight cents in the noun
ta;ns and five cents in the valleys. H
passes by their burrows, drops a few
grains Of his e1ter1ninator, and il a few
moments they lie dead in al directions 1t is
said that one vii sat grain containing the
poison, pick up another and die with it in
MS paws. Green Valley <Solano County
farmers tell Us that heaps Of squirrels lie
piled up in that valley, at,astiug the skill
of the greatest squirrel killer Of this or am
other country. The farmers of San Joaquin
County vii be happy to make the acquaint-
ance Of this individual, with his little pills
--S.ocktor [Cal. Independent.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
REGISTERS ORDERS.
nEGISTER'S ORDER

n EGISTER'S ORDER
X isrER'S OFFICE,
New Cpstle County. october 1870
Upon the sppiication OF John Cumm.nks
execut1 " OF John Brown. late OF winning
ton Hundred, in said county, deceased: IL
Is ordered and directed by the heglS'e.
that the executor aforesaid give no!,ce OF
granting letters testameniary upon tne e.
tate of he dersas d, wi b the date OF
granting thvren. bv cln>iDg auyeri,se,
mcnts 10 be posted within forty days
rom the date OF sven 'etters ~
six of the most public pi.ees OI oI
the county of New Castle, requiring al
persor having demands against the estate
to present the Same or abide by an act OF as
seinbly in such case made ana prov ueu
Ard also cause the same TO be inserted
within the same period in the MoRSiNG
He AID, newspaper pub shed IN VIII
Minis ton, and to be con n.ipued thereih
three weel S le. o. d.
Given under the hand and Sc II OF oince
of The Register aforesaid, at New
EAL] Castle, ia New Castle County, aoIe-
said, the da, and year above writ
ten. sc. bIGGS, Register.
NUTICF.---All persons having claims
AGAINST the estate lf the deceased mu l
presenL the sane du,y stteSied TO the hA.
ecut0r oi or before ctober 4th, .S's. OF
.bide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
Address Wilmington. Del. oco-eod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. :lth 1877.
THE WAY TO TREAT rRAMPS.

The authorities of Jamaica Long Island,
have found way to utilize the tramps
who take up their abode in that city. They
make them work on the roads. A similar
policy applied to our streets would have d
beneficial result.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
WILSON 4 C0MPlAY.
Bankers & Brokers,

zeal, RS H. stock Privileges L. S. Bonds,
Cotton and MISC llare"us securities,
etc., etc.
The greatest OppOr' unity ever be.
tore offered for fnSesim, nj.
100 dollars made from investment
Of 2OO do lars In 80 days smaller
amounts Invested will pay in pro-
portion.
Investments large or small can be tr, ble,t
In ~ days.
We sell or purchase as desired 5 shares
OF STOCKS aid upNsICs Oh mar ius Ci from
o e 10 tTo pei cent.
EEs Letters ri Credit and Drafts payable
II any part "l urupe and AlueIlca issue,
or the convent ice u travellers.
Full Information sent on ap. lication.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
THERE is no evident tendensy to kill

THERE is no evident tendensy TO kill the
Pope 10 the newspapers. Whenever there
is deartb of intelligence, the Reuter- teie-
graph makes ventures on the Pontitf' :
health, and usually succeeds in atfordins 3
prolific subject for speculation, in which
the European gossips are willing to take
the chances.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

TANrEp.-S.veral lad es 10 learn dress
W making, not limited 20 anv speci1e'
time. Gutting ami flung thoroughly
taught, 5T Shipley street,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
THE HERALD
rne norniux Herald

EMo AOfnlNX horntU
"a published every morning, fsundays
cxcep.eal. and delivered in the city .
vilminEVpo snd surrounding places for six
oenS Dsr week, DaVsbie to the carriers.
Nail subscriptions, postage free, three
Aolia,s pr annulA.
Gre, O'BYRNE d Co., Publishers,
No. 500 Sh.pley Street,
Wimtp! !yton. Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

zeal, RS H. stock Privileges L. S. Bonds
Cotton and 's""llare"us securities,
etc., etc.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

NOTICE TO Those of our
subscribers who are indebted 10 the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
Hlittance.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
RErreTER's OFFICE,

REF' oFflCE,
New Castle CouI ty, O,ober 1911.
Upon tue Application Of isaac Grubb, ,Au-
miuisiratOr c. T. 4 OF =, sc uXhaum. ATE
of wilmington Hundred III said county
d ceased, ii ordered and directed by the
er that the Adminlstrat ,r aforesaid.
give notice Of the granting of Letters OF
administration c 4. \. IpOn the ts!ate
of the deceased, with The granting Thereon.
by caus'n ny advert:s. ments to te pos'ei
within forty davs IRON the date OF sucn
etters in SIN of the most pubhc laces OF
the County of New Castle, occurring al
persons having demands against he Estate
to present The same, or ab'He by an Act
of assembly In such case made and pro-
v!ded And also cau.e the same TO be ln-
serted within he same period In the
MORNING HERALD, a newspaper publish.
ed in Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks e. o. d.
Given under the hand al d seal of Office
of he Register afore' aid, at New
SEAL Castle. in New Castle county fore
said, the day and Year above writ
e. g. BTGGS, Register.
NOTICF.-All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same dulv ate ted to the Ad-
mi u TRAITOR on or before the 9Th day of
October. \ d, 's1S or abide the Act of
Assembly in such cases m de and prOyi-
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