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The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

ARRANTs' TRIAy..
The yoelckcr Murder Case Now
Under Way nj EIkten.

The trial Of VIM. J. Atrants, for the
murder OF Nicholas Voelcker, in Elk
Neck, Cecil comfy, Md, commenced
at Elkton, yesterday Afternoon. Charles
G.. Crothers, L q., States Attorney, aud
W. +. WMburton, Esq, appeared for
the State, and Alexander Evans, W. s.
Evans and j. Il. Wilson, Esqs., repre-
senled the defendant.
The f u witness, Mrs. Thos. Crouch,
testified TO having promised 10 do
Voeicket's cooking for Tuesday, and To
having seen him last between l and 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon. When ques,
toned by the defense witness exclaimed
that she was a very nervous woman aud
advised counsel not TO excite her, which
created great deal OF laughter. To
mske up for lost time night session
was held. Andrew Hickman, neigh
Dor Of Noelcker's, testified TO having
seen the latter at bis own house be.
tween and O'Clock Monday after
noon that he was one of the party who
followed the trail, aud that he AFTER
wards saw in the dead mans room a
hat which he believed was worn by
Voelcker on Monday.
Henry Warrant, colored, who lives on
the Hickman farm, which adjDlrs
Noelckrf's, testified 10 having seen the
latter 50 home Monday afternoon.
Alex. Hart saw Atrants, the prisoner,
going home at sunset the same evening
IN d wagon. John w. Falls made a
survey Of Voelcker's property, showing
the location OF the house, barn aud d.
rectlon Of the uail, which he explained
10 the Jury. Tie survey was made Sat
urday, Sept. IL, by which time the tail
was partly Obliterated. He was direc ed
over The trail BY Absalom HylanO; wit
ness could not tell from appearances
what made the trail.
Absalom liyland testified to having
found the Trail and body the waist
coat of the dead man was pulled over
his head, and through tho almholes
was rope Or plowline the hair was
full oil sand-burrs witness saw Ar
rants's wagon pass his (witness's)
house about breakfast time on lis way
to Wilmington market, and remal ked
to his family that Arran,s was late. =
Senator Grcome, Hiram Mccullough,
Speaker of the las. House OF Dele
gates, and Mr.. Crouse, of Carroll
county, a member Of the last House,
occupied seats i'll the courtroom.
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Il. q. File, tobacconist, No. INK II
fourth street, furnishes Tho c,I,a,,,,i
record OF Tires during last month "s
October 4th-6.40 D. M. how I,
1nimney on fire on d street, between
Buttonwood aud Locust; denar,man,
responded, but services not needed
Same date, p. ~, box ~: bn,,,,a
OF goods In show window OF w n
JthiIis' dry goods store, No. 500 Ma,Lo,
street. Loss, $4l0.75, fully insnraS
services OF department not headed
October 7th, 1915 p. M, box II
turning 81 the roofs Of three frame
houses, Nos. sl3, Sl5 and SIT Il, Filth
street. Department In service 80 min.
utes. '"'''
October 10Th, 7,45 p. M, box "a !.
sieht burning of joiner shop of Tho
iiarian " Hollingsworth Co., loss -.
insured; department in service 80 min.
utes.
October 18Th; 20 a. M, box &. slio,,
burning Of shed In Plunkelrs t,ruTt !.
department responded, but services pot
required.
october 18th, e,15 a. M, box 2s.
False. Same date, $50 p. NJ, box o.
Fire in the country.
oeloOer END, l2.30 a. M, box "a .
IRE IN d. l.. Kenps lumber yard :. lass
apou 500 fully Insured. The Fame
and Weccacoe were the only two com
pailes allowed To 90 In service. and
they eXtingulshed the flames m a sbort
| time.
same date, p. m. box 81 ; sligb
uro ia dwelling house, corner of
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A Crank at the WHITE House.

w ARLINGTON, Oct. 81.
A well-dressed and powerfully built
man appeared at the White House this
afternoon and demanded to see the
accounts Of the President" Mr.,
Dinsmore, the doorkeeper on duty, at
once recognized the visitor as a
''crank," who had called there in Nav
last and was sent homo to his friends
IN pennsylvania, and with IA view To
delivering him into the custody of the
police suggested that the ACCOUNTS
could be seen down the street and that
he would accompany him. The mar
who gave the name of John Waling,
oil Pennsylvania, then presented let
ter, which he insisted gave him the
right to enter the mansion, and en-
deayored I force his way il.
MI Dlnsmore seized him, and a dss-
perate struggle ensured. Wallng
attempted TO draw a revolver, but Dins.
more, who had grasped him by the throat
choked so vigorously that he was unable
10 use 1t. Stewart Crump and another
employe Of the House hurried to Dins-
morc's assistance, and the lunatic was
with come difficulty, overpowered and
his receiver taken from him. IL was a
large size seyen-shooter, with every
barrel loaded. The police we're notified
and Waling, or Doctor NoetIlng, was
taken to the stat and locked up. The
letter which he presented read as
follows:
"JoHN WALING: You are hereby in
formed that Doet John Noetllng is law
ially elected President of the United
Slales and occupies the White House
every day. CALM CITY COP.
communicated by the Holy Spirit"
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GENERAL + OREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov, 2, 1881

LONDON, Nov. z, 1851.
The Queen OF Spain is indisposed
She va, unable I'd attend mass to-day
The Sportsman says the Duke OF
Westminster chestnut colt Bend Or
will leave the turf shortly for the stud.
The British steamer Texas from Liv-
erpcol for Quebec and Montreal took
out 100000 worth of pedigree cattle for
Canada.
Rev. George Granville Bradley was
yesterday formally installed as Dean of
Westmi nser, in the presence OF large
congregation.
THE editor of the French paper
Egypte, which was recently suppressed
for tlling Mahomet false prophet has
placed himself under the protectio ion OF
the French Consul owing to Sheiks
having voted his death. By the advice
of the Consul tile editor will leave
Egypt on Wednesday for France.
Heavy snow stor ms and gales are re.
ported throughout England. In several
parts Of the midland equities there are
two feet of snow on the ground.
The Grand Jury at Maidstone has
found true bill against Arthur LEROY
for the murder of Mr.. Gold in a car
riage of the Brighton Railway express
train on the 9th OF June.
The three Frenchmen arrested In ST,
Petersburg in whose possession, it is
said, compromising documents were
found, made desperate resistance.
They fired several shots, woundlng a
policeman
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: NEWARK Lrrrr.


correspondence of,hao
Rev NJ. NEWARK a, Nov. !, lsI
P r a. Conference, p pr ~ sGe :, PlIs
f. Church on SUNDAY rdeScn mo. in The
oao IL r 2, ., officiating in thu g.
ing. next Sunday nj
=, Revival services ara .,,r
Wesley NJ. Il. Church s a1,n held
we, with considerable sn nrSolellad
Last nigh, being Hal I1ncee $,
boys Of the town took " advs her,|
ana ,ho ala all the mischief ,l "',,a csl,
' ane way of throwing corn my y. Ioall
gates, ETC., while he .', vo,t taking
ses taily, " making md
There has been mora ho.,
sers in town during the 'p nas. can
short time. 0 IN su,
o., Inc farming utensils, stool.
other lhIngs belonging to tb 'UI la,.
Jasper W, Sheppard, deceased ss 1A' !
Sola at public sale yesterday
"A meetin. will be held in ,ho ,
meht oil the NJ. f. Church ,o e,u "
evening TO consider the advisah ,,v,
getting up a big supper on Thu
Church. A'i' Of
a.. An the public schools will be Ct,
the balance Of the week as ,b S =, ~
ers will all be in attendance AZ n, ~
Institute at Odessa. ~
Mr. II. b. Wright, one of New,
hardware merchants, has pulch,,
handsome wagon from W. Y Wa,
of Wilmington. wa
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1t has recently been discovered that
Wm. /. Lister, formerly of Easton,
Md, who died of smallpox in this
CITY, iast evening, was a member of a
beneficial organization known as tho
knights of Honor. BY bis death his
wife and children are entitled to an
insurance amounting to $4,000 which
Will materially assist them in Drawing
the storms of life in the absence Of
their natural protector. Rev. r. l..
Iompkinson, pastor Of Mt. Salem NJ.
e. Church, and Dir. VIM. j. Cgrrcll,
OF tins city, members of the order, are
looking alter The WIDOWS interests in
this matter.
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mAYDOCKs KID NEY PANACEA
HAEDoCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA.
LEAR WHAT'S SAID
has mazda m a N ,,r.,,, ....-,,h

IA EAR WHAT Is SAID,
"Dr. HaydOck's Panacea mas incraoua,,
my weight nfteen pounds
my wife would not be without n in,
any m0ney." - '''
49,, our tI iiltle BOY Is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
~ una IL as easy TO take as milk"
I'VE have sold thirteen bottles tnis
Meeh, anu snail want two dozen next
My morning agony Is gone-thanks
II find IL a splendid appetlzer.n
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who viii write M
M TO their complaint, will be treatad
humanely and kindly. 1t is NV most
earnest desire to investigate all forms nj
Diabetes, and give relief at all times. II
you are too poor te purchase, write me
anyway, and your case will have tmme.
iiHte attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature of Allen
Haydock Is across tn mouth of each
bottle.
PriCe-one dollar for large. and fiftv
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK d co.,
hozs-eod&wly. 30 Plat st.. N. Y,
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had News for Grayback Specula
tors.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lit is
understood that the Government has
determined to take cognizance Of
speculation in Confederate bonds
and will notify Great Britain that
any moneys on deposit belonging to
the late Confederacy are forfeit to
the United States, and that those
funds Inf any exist must not be paid
to redeem Confederate Obligations
1t was rumored here this after
noon that Secretary Blaine is prepar
ing Q protest against the action OF
the Bank Of England in regard to
the purchase Of Confederate bonds
MIR. Blaine refuses an interview at
present.
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sudden Death.

Ann Hartman, an aged lady, resid-
ing at Ala French street, died rather
suddenly last evening. She had been
alllng loI some time past, and DIR.
llazIett had visited her twice within
that time. lie declined to give Ger.
tiliIcate of death, and at o'clock this
afternoon Coroner Weldn and Dir
Oglo investigated the case and gave n
certificate of death from general do
bility. The deceased was in The soth
year of her age.
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THIRD EDITION
AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
Hew . Sky ear-Old BOY Sustained
severe Injuries.


PHILADELPHIA,N Nov. la suit for
damages for Injuries done to child was
before Judge Peirce this morning, the
distressing character of which was par
ticularly apparent. The plaintiff was a
little boy Of about six years, Niger
Steinhart by name, who was run over
at the corner Of Sixth and Lombard
streets, at o O'Clock on the evening Of
August 81, 1881, by car of the Lom-
bard Street line. 1t is claimed for the
plaintiff that the lad was crossing the
track In front OF the car when the driver,
who was alleged to be drunk, urged the
horses to an unusually rapid speed aud
running over the boy, knocked him
down, when the wheels of the car passed
over his legs In the region of the knee,
laceratIng them so that an amputation
was necessary. The defense deny the
drivers drunkenness, and claim that the
car was going at All ordinary rate of
speed, when the boy came out OF a drug
store at the corner and ran in between
the horses and the front platform. The
trial Is net yet concluded.
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The Insurance.

Yesterday representatives of the in
sniance companies interested In Mr..
Joseph Stoeckle's Diamond State brew
cry, assessed the damages to stock, ma
ehlhefy aud other contents at Sl4,7js,
ana AWARDED Dir. StoeckIe the full
amount Of the policies as follows New
Castle, 5000 Queen, $500; German
American, 5000. The buildings are
insured IN tue Farmers Mutual OF This
city Tor $4,000. MIR. Sloeckle will
commence TO rebuild as soon as the in
surances are adjusted.
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the uterus In an early stage OF develop
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IL removes tslntness, ilatuleocy, de-
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relieves weakness OF the stomach. Ii
cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous .os-
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That feeling Of bearing down eau ng
pain, weight and backacne.is always per
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cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female - stem.
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints OF
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SIX bottles Tor So. sent by mail in the
form ef pills, also IN the form loIeuges
on receipt OF price, Vi per box lOr either
MRS. Blnkham freely answers all letters
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John T. West and Lewis Sasse, wbo
statedel on trip south about week
ago, returned home last evening. Dur-
lrg lh ir absence they vjsited tho expo.
sltlon at Atlanta, Ga, aud from What
they say, were not very well pleased
with IT, They report that the car buIIt
Dy inc Jackson Il Sharp Co., Tor the
exposition Is not on exhibition, 1t re-
carriages also sent by McLear and Ken.
dall remain outside the building no
place having been assigned them. '
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HabiiuaI Costivcness

IS the bane of nearly every American
woman From It usually arises those
nlsorde1s that so surely undermine theil
health and strength. Every woman owe.
u to herse II and TO her family to use thai
celebrated medicine, Kidney Wort. II
= Ihe sure remedy for constipation, and
liver. Try it in liquid or dry form.
Equally efficient in either.-B Boston Sun
day Post. '>'''
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10 be Married Again.

The widow Of the late Col. Henry
fretszchner, of this city, who is now
III Germany, is soon to be again mar.
NED Registrar Frazer, this morning,
issued certified copy Of the record Of
her late bands death, to be sent to
Mis-. Pretszchner, the law of the Ger
man Empire requiring such evidence
before her second marriage.
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Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side.

Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side.
There Is nothing more painful than these
Diseases but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy Is not n cheap Benzine
or Petroleum product that must be kept
away from fire or heat 10 avoid danger
of explosion, nor Is IL an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the universal testimony
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but 1t relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being purely vegetable remedy, 1t is safe
In the hands OF the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by the use OF Pam
KILLER would I'LL volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried II think:
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About a year since my wife became subject
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Mr.. Burditt writes:
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


FLouRis Inactive and barely ste.dv
sales of 1880 barrels, Including Minnesnis
eAlras al " 62lza7 10 for Gear, ana al A.
Ior straight; Pennsylvania extra family
~ - a %; Western do. do. at AZ 80 a
~ and patents at IS IS IA 5O Rye nuur
Ii Inactive. We quote at So l2ls,
ohAIN.-W heat was dull, but prices
were fraction higher. Sales OF 800
Dushels Red ana Amber at 81 4BaI n. All
lhe open board. 10 bushels NovyembeT
solu al ! AZ and 5000 bushels December
a. ~ ozl4 81 40 was bid for Octoger. and
o. oP% for January. Rye is lower. and IUI1
bushels sold at 81 O7sl Us for Pennsy Ivan la
E0Ih is quiet and about steady, Sales OF
9.oO bushels, including yellow, al 7Ilk n
&C mixed at 7l12a72I3c. steamer al lie,
10. at IOc., and reie. ed at Toe, Oats are
~ Ia good request and steady. Sales OF ~ :
Wy bushels, including White. at JJa54c,
ana rejected and mixed at AZ 3a4Sc.
Hisk SALES Of Western iron bound
are reported at Ell l. per gallon.
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an over the land goes up from moth
That says; "My daughters are so ' ~ \
auu SAD, with no strength, ali AM
breath aud hfe at the least ers,,'
what can we do for them p The an.v
is simple and tull of hone. One IN I,
weeks use OF Hop Btters will M
full. e"' a"u guy
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

The Coroner, this morning, exam,
ined the still.born child of colored
woman named Chambers, living on
Nancy street, Iiedgeville, and gave the
required certificate. The body was
inferred in the Potter's Field.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

The YOUNG PEOPLE has been from tl1
tlrsI successful beyond antlclpa1loH
", y. EpeninD Past, u
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steadily Bdheres-that, namely, VI ANN Sui
planting the vicious papers for lbe YIN
with u paper more attfacllVe'as wen Il
more wholesome BOSTON JOWhd'
For neatness, elegance oil ensf sa..a
and con ten generally, II Is unsutP"v NJ
by any duplication OF the klnG vi
bought to our noIIce.-PiAs'~gn G ,na1
It's weekly visits are eagerly l lS N
for, not only by the children. oul a,sS our
parents wine are anxious TO pr0SiIefs
hterature for their girls and o"'
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A weekly paper Tor children Wilt real
ents need not fear TO let thelf Jilh,n,Syri
read AT the family nreslue'-1'
DdtLy Times. "a.
lust the paper to take the eye anI glrs.
cure the attention OF the boys ANU
--Sprinljield Union.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by the burning of frame
stable belonging to r.. Donahue, sit
uated between DUPONT and Scott
streets, and Delaware and GilpIn
avenues. The 3 able together with a
ton OF hay was destroyed. The loss
will amount to about S75,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02
Minister IIamIin's Departure.

Minister llamlin, with his wife, has
arranged to start from Philadelphia
on next Saturday for Liverpool. en-
route to his post at Madrid, Spain.
The couple will b. accompanied as far
as Paris by Miss Margaret Blaine,
second daughter of the Secretary Of
State.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

Women that have been given up BY
their dearest friends AZ beyond help,
have been permanently cured by the use
of Lydia Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound. 1t is a positive cure for all fe.
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02
Heavy Payments.

The statement of WIN: Herbert,
Esq, County Treasurer, shows that
the tax collectors of this city, Brandy.
wine, White Clay Creek and New
Castle Hundreds have made heavy
payments.
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TIER MS. par
HARPER'S YOUNG PLo
Year. Postage Prepaid, sloo

Single Numbers -Four Cens " nj line he ready
sfsly ID Goye9 for fa5FIs ~.
Isl, 3 cents; postage, l5 cents saq by POST
Remittanees should be llla'' IN avoid
ON ce Money Orter or Dralt' "
chance OF loss. ,,,, this adver.
Newspapers are not 10 COPY Psss order Of
tlsement without Inc tAP'''
HARPER u BRoT IIERs; ppoTuERS
Address HAFPEh " New YORK.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Oct Al r. M

BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand, and
prices were fraction higher. 1900 head
arrived and sold at The different yards at
3a6>sc. Fer h., the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP were lower. 1900 head sold at
the dlerent yards at 2l2a5lSc., and Lambs
at alSaSc per III.
Hoes were rather lower. 5000 head go Id
as TO quality.
Park Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster aue-
nue.. West PhtIadetptia, oct. 20.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO 100 lbs, 5}z to 5l% +;
goou, w 70 100 lbs, o 70 54 fair. so TO %
lbs, "a TO AZ culls 274 TO 3lS;good lam bs.
w 10 I; medium lamb, to 5a; common
45t head.
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.


New Castle Co.. October 2jth. Ia
tUpon the application OF William / NAV
well, Administrator of William Watsnn
late OF Wilmington Hd,, in said count
deceased. 1t 10 ordered and directed ~
the Register that the ADM n trato afore.
said give notice of the granting of letft nv
Of Administration upon the estate of tLe
deceased, with the date of granting there
o., Dy causing advertisements 10 be posted
M.tnIn iorty days from the date o. such
letters, in SIX of the most public places ri
the county OF New Castle, requl ring MI
persons having demands against the es-
.a1 " present the same or abide by an
Provlded. And also cause the same to be-
Inserted Ws within the same period in the
u Wi,Lh,t,s st s GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
therein three weeks, e. o. d. 'eU
l ~ Given a under the hand and seal
nj o Wit oi the Register aforesaid
o0gnty Aforesaid, the day and year a5ov.
which, b. c. BlGGS. Register,
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FOURTfl EDITION
Indica.ion MS for To-day

For the Middle Atlantic States, gen.
orally fair weather and no change in
temperature, east to south winds, rising,
followed ~ falling barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-02

,NoTlCE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
mmestorer Is the marvel Of the age for all
serve Diseases. All fits stopped free
oehu 10 S3l Arch street, Philadelphia,
oct 2Q-l
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DEaIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,

New Castle county, Oct. u, 1881.
Upon theapplicatlon OF Andrew e. Skapps
APPOINTMENTS Hundred In SAID conHtV
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by tie
Register mat the Administrator aforesaid
give hotlce OF the granting of letters
of Administration upon tine estate of tha
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisem enLs 10 be posi-
81 Wlthln forty days from the date of such
letters, In six Of the most public places ~,
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
Late 70 present The same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made attd
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
,WiLMiNGToN GAzETTE,a newspaperpub-
uod herein three weeks, (eod),
{, Given unier The hand and goa
H. .. OF ONCE of the Register aforesaid.
s-~'a at Wilmington in New GasfI1
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. q. BlGGS, Register,
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NOTICE,

All persons having, claims against th.
same duly attested to the Admin ia rot t,e
on or before Oct. 24th, iSs2, or ahfa.
the act Of Assembly In sucn case mai,
and provided. ''
WILLIAM J, MAXWELL.
Address Wilmington, Del.
oct2I-3weod.
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All persons having claims apatns, In.
estate OF the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Adminlstratnr
On or before Oct. 2lst, 1852, or abide the
provided. ON"
ANDREW ESKAGGS.
, .a,u M. Administrator,
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