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REMOVING GARBAGE.
Contracts Awarded by tho Board OF
Health Last Night,

Contracts Awarded by tho Board Of
Health Last Night.
The Board of Health met in regular ses-
sion last evening, all the members being
present The following bids for removing
garbage were opened and read
First District--Alfred Grinnage, SITS;
William Porter, 5000; Peter Elberson, 81 IT'S;
John E. johnson, SS25; Joseph McGary,
$3.50; Patrick Dugan, S775. Second district
Henry Dugan, 81 $50; samuel 7. Brad
ford, 81 ,656.60; A. b. Anderson, 81 300; John
z. johnson, $3.50. Third district-W. Il.
Mccullough, 81 $50; John Grinnage, 1925;
$3.50; Franz Gingelbach, 81 ,050; A. b. An
derson, 81 800. Fourth district-W. Ii.
Mccullough, $3.50; A. b. Anderson,
81 400; Matthew Maloney, 81 800. For all
the districts-Henry Dugan, S4,4SO; VIII
liam w. Pritchett, S4,992.
The Board went into executive session,
soon announcing the following as the sue
cessful bidders First district, Patrick
Dugan; Second district, John L. johnson;
Third district, john Grinnage; Fourth dis
trict, A. B. Anderson.
DIR. Springer, one of the committee on
hospital, reported that the Trustees Of the
Poor had reiurnished the old smallpox
building and had made IL as comfortable 81
was possible, aud also that II was now ready
for the reception of patients.
Orders were drawn as follows: w. f.
Holland, S14; E. b. Frazer, 81; james
Stuart, s.; l.. w. Palmer, SIS.
The President read paper which 1t ID
proposed to have embodied in bill at the
| present Legislature, which makes 1t neces-
sary for the children applying ioi
admitance to the public schools to
have been vRccinated, and further
makes 1t compulsory on the otieerl
10 charge to make children living In house,
where cOntaneous diseases are known TO be
remain away from school until there is ut
danger, from such diseases as diphtheria
scarlet fever. measles and smallpox.
On motion Of DR.. Draper II was decided
to ask the Legislature to have the bill
passed, the board unanimously sanctionine
| the measure.
| One OF the vaccine physicians stated tAa
he had experienced considerable trouble iu
performing bis duty, as quite numbei
of colored people refused to be vac
cinated on the ground, as they thought
THAT If It took, why they would give tn
smallpox to some of their iriends whi
might call upon them"
The physician was instructed 10 take al
the names of such persons aud report at
future meeting Of the Board.
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PRICE ONE GENT.

1t shall, by ordinance designate the place in
each district at which every city election Tor
choosing city officers. to be chosen At such
an election, shall be held. The Council shall.
at the same time, appoint. for the first election
10 be held nfter such new division, an Inspector
and two assistant inspectors t. hold said cleo
ton in any and every new election district 80
duties, obllKatlOns rights and penalties In re-
latlOn to ins eetors and as istant inspectors OF
election, existing vt the time Of their appoint
meni. At such first and each succeeding cleo
tlOn, the qualities voters of each new election
district shall, among other things, elect
from among themselves an inspector and TWO
assistant inspectors, who shall respectively act
as such at the election In such district In the
following year. In all other cases, the prov1s-
ions of existing Law shall apply 70 tn holding
and conduct Of elections In such new election
districts. and when for any rea on pla e pre-
vlously designated cannot be procured for hold
ing an election. IL shall be held at such place
In the district as may be appointed by the In
spectOr and Assist mt Inspectors or any two OF
them. Provided that, in all cases, such change
or new designation Of place shall be publicly
be public p ace easily accessabl to all voters.
In making the new division provided for
above, no new district Of any ward shall overlap
or eX end Into another ward And In case : Z
any new distriotng or edistricting OF the
wards of the city by the Council, the provisions
Of this section snail extend and apply 10 Olec-
tlons held by the Board OF Public Education in
applicable, they shall be governed by the pro-
visions Of pre-exstlnY law. The new election
districts provided for In this section, when
created. shall, for city and school election pLr-
poses, supersede and be In lieu Of the old; but
shall not otherwise affect the existing wards.
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PUBLIC SALES.
TN CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE co.
TRUSTEES SALE Of
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF q decree of the Court OF Chancery
Jf the state Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
AID lisa, will be exposed n public sale at the
Court H,use, In Wilmington, on THURS
DAY, the Twenty-hfth day of January
A. ID. 1888. at Eleven O'Clock, \. m.
The following described rest estate situated in
said as follows No 1. All that certain lot or
piece Of land with two story brick house
thereon er cted, situated In said City bounded
and described as follows to wit: Beginning on
the souiherly side OF second street Al the distance
Of forty-fye feet ten and ave elghths inches,
street iRemee sontherly parsllei Win vsnRSr !,
str e. and passing throua b the middle OF the
brick partition wall beteen this and the adj Joining
house. on the East fifty-six feet TO the Northerly
side OF = four feet wide ally thence Westerly !
parallel with econd street thirteen feet ten and
ave eighth inches TO a stake, thence Northeril
through the middle OF the brick division wall
beteen the house on this lot and the house on tht
= est, flfty-six feet TO the said side OF Second
ten and ave eighths inches to the place Of begin
ming with the use in conmon OF the said allie,
forever; No. 2. All that certain lot or piece OF
thereon erected situated In the said CITY or v H.
mlngtnn, bounded and described as follows To
Of FS ssrs on ~ Snndred SInSf % ns asd y tt %o
Inches Easterly from Church street, thence North
erl : aud pareliel TO thurch street one hundred
Of new street thirty Z et Wide thence thereby
EAsterly, parallel with Church street seventeen
feet to a stake, thence sontherly and parallel
with the nrst mentioned line one hnndI cd and
hfty-nve feet to stake in the roadside OF Fifth
street, and thence thereby westerly seventeen
feet 70 the place Of beginning. with the use In
Attendance Will be given and terms made
VICTOR DUPONT Trustee,
or by his Attorney.
Attest j. NJ. HoUsMAN, Reg. c. q.
Thomas NJ. ogle, Auctioneer. janitS
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KOTTCBs.
NOTICE.

:. The lists of the County Assessors for the
Northern and Southern districts OF Wilmington
hundred, may be found at the following plRcesi
street.
second ward. W. II. Bareford's. Third street
bridge.
Third ward, Harry witsii's, Maryland avenue
and Madison street.
Fourth ward, John Calhoun. No. 40 Spruce
street,
:, FIith ward. Lafayette Hotel, corner Ninth and
Shipley streets.
Sixth ward, az store OF Samuel Chadwick,
Fourteenth and French streets.
Seventh ward, 1T drug store OF W. r. Col
QuOhOun, Delaware avenue and DUPONT street.
Eighth ward, at barber shop Of Joseph A. NJ.
Laro~e, northwest corner seventh and Lombard
streets.
=, Ninth ward, at grocery store of Lewis Bullock,
Market and YaDdever streets.
Tenth ward, At Hewson f. Lannon'S. llOe West
Front street.
Eleventh ward. at Robert Cottingham's, Mary
land avenue and Liberty streets,
The Assessors sill sit vt he City Hall, on jan
uAry 10Th. Oth 3isL February lst and ID for the
purpose OF making transfers AMI corrections and
placing any man that MAJ have been omitted.
FRANCIS ID, TALLY,
Assessor Northern District.
HEWS0N II. LANNON.
lanl5tfeb2 Assessor Southern District.
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LOCAL LAcONICs.

Police matters dull, but one case yester.
day, and that only so cent drunk.
Industry Lodge No. 2 A. o. U. W., In.
itiated IS new members last evening.
A ship carpenter working at the Harlan
s. HoIlingsw orth yard, named Alfred g
Gale, was injured yesterday by being struck
in the breast by heavy piece of timber.
Lette testimentaTy were granted today
by Register Biggs 10 William A. Davidson
aud William A. Jester, executors OF the
estate OF William Davidson, deceased, o
Red Lion hundred.
Letters of administration were granted BY
Register Biggs TO Stephen E. Parker, upoi
the estate of Thomas W. Josephs, late o
this city, also TO John Welch upon the estat'
OF Michael Welch, late of this city.
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OSALS.
DRorOsALs

PRorosALs
REMOVING THE GARBARGE AND oFFAL
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON, FROM
FEBRUARY !, TO JANUARY 81. 1884.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
Sealed proposals VIII be received by the Secre-
antil TUESDAY, evening. January q, at :
O'clock, ?; m; f9T rsmoy,ns the carriage ana ,h
city city Of y X wilmington, DelswaTe, for the term Of
one year, commencing Thursday February lst,
issd, and ending on the slst day Of January, 4, a.
D., 1891. The person or persons 70 whom the
contract may be awarded shall furnish y
sufficient number Of men, horses or mules and
garbage and offal incidental 70 housekeeping, In
and from the dwellings and other places Within
them them by The Board or Health from lime to time.
VIZ, three times week, from the rst day Of Feb.
May. 1855, and eveiy day from the irst day Of
May until the first dai Of November A. ID. 1854 and
January, A. ID. 1854. three times week.
Ea or the said water tight carts shall have
With he words "City Garbage Cart, " painted IN
large black l tiers tiers, p9nh pTh Snite ground, eaGl ~
carts shalt give hOtice ofbis approach by ringing
v hell at the Intersection Of each street, lane o.
al i least one square. II shsii be the duty OF al
househou ders to cause all garbage and onAl to b'
placed at the gaze, door. OF on the curb n 'front.'
IN re than one bushel.
The contractor or snail IN all natter
comply with the provisi ms OF an ordlnannc,
pascal July 5th 1875 aud also with the rules ant
EulatOus Of the hoard Of Health relative 10 thu
| coll ctiou and removal OF garbage and offal. Fo
| the purpose o. removing the gatblRe and OLA
| as aforesan, the city has been hevided iUto fou
distrcts, viz. all south Of the northerly side o
Sixth street and rRst Of the westerly side o
Market street shall be the first district all ri
OF thn nOrIheriy side OF SIKH street Hnd east o
the westerly side of Market street shall be tn
1 second district all south Of the n"rtheriy sid
| Of Sixth street and west Of tn westerly side o
| Market street shall be the third district; Al
| nortn OF the north~rly side q Sixth street an,
| west OF the westerly side OF Market street shal
be the fourth district. Proposals. may be MAD "a
f,r any one or more Of said distriets oe Tor IN
whold' OF said city. 4 bond with security I
tn. sum Of $500 must accompany each pro
posal for tee good faith OF the bidde
and the person or persons TO- whoI
| the con- rAcL or contracts may be awarded sha
give bond with good and substantial frcehol
security in the sum Of e. 600 for the faithful per
fornance Of the contract. The Board OF HeAit
reserves the right to reject any or all BIDS.
bids must be properly signed, witnessed, scale
| and endorsed. The blanks will be furnished ?
| the Secretary OF the Board OF Health. NJ. .
| King street, and the bond Allied up BY him. ~
further Information Inquire Of the Secretary
| the Board Of Health, No. bl2 King street;
| l.. i. BUSH, President ofthe Board
Attest EphUND b. FRAZER, Secretary a.
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PERSONAL.

J.K. sutterly OF this city, agent for the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association in
Wilmington, has Just returned from New
York, where be had gone on business Tor
the company, taking with him q long list Of
policy. MIR. suIterly has also secured the
agency for the United States Mutual Aeci-
dent Association, one Of the best companies
Of the kind In existence.
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stoackIa,. Bad Lnck.

Joseph Stoeckle, the bel bre wei, has met
with much bad luck this week. On Mon
day morning, while he was superinLeud-
lug the cutting OF ice at the Cool
Spring reservoir no slipped aud fell
into tho water. He was Immediately ashed
out and dry clothing procured Tor him, but
in q short time he took another dip. YES
terday, while engaged in the same work the
hoieting rope broke and struck him severe
blow In tie face, cutting bis nose and
cheek.
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Indications

wAsHINeToN, Jan. 24.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States incl easl lg cloudiness
followed by local 1ws, warmer utterly
Veering to westerly wnls, loAer pressure.
For the Ohio Valley inc easing Clou iness
with LEGAL rains or snow, wsrmtr southerly
veerlug to westerly wind., lower pressure.
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REGIsTER's ORDER.
RKoIsrER,s oYr,cx.

REGISTERS OFFICK
sew castle County, Del, Jan. 10th, 1883.
-. y on the application n Edw .rd y. Bar
Executors E,S i Emily c. Bar 6olomew, me- WI late Of
ytsasea u Is ordered aud directed by the Rag-trT
mat me Executors aforesaid give notice OF
Eshung Of Letters testAmentAry upon
ue estale OF the deceased, with the date Oi
kdahilng ihereof, by causing advertisements to
" posted within forty days from the tie OF
soSh letters In six Ufthe most public places OF the
Sonhny OF New taslle, requiring a per Ions
aaHlhR @ demands aRHinstthe estate to present thu
s, SANE, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such
"a case made and provided and also cause the same
H.t"v " Inserted within the same period In the
VII VIZ uAzErTR, newspaper published In
MeaR. mRIninsi9n aud TO be continued thereih three
- Given under the hand and Seal oI
l. t. (Omee Ofthe Register aforesaid, at Viii
-, - 1hlnRton, In New Castle county afore'
@AIui ule Jay and year above written.
5. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
AZ Al persons having claims against the e. tate o
, ,ne ~ ceased must present the same, duly at
1a4u Wateu 70 the Executors, on or nefore Jan
esSiy 2th, 1884, or abide the Act Of Assembly
'heueh case made and provided.
EDMAKD u. BARTHOLOMEW,
j. EUGENE BARTHOLOMEW,
-. Executors.
0nurebs : forklyn, Del. jan22-mwf3w
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RzGTSTEIpA NOTTOEN,
EGIsTER's ORDER.
RkGIsrER's oFPicE,

=, RkGlsTER'G OFFiCK,
,Se" Castle Co., Del, December Il, 1882.
q Upon the application OF Barbara Manz,
hseutriN OF Courad MANI, late OF VIII
miugton hundred, in said county, deceased,
Is ordered and directed by the Register that
the E1ecutriN Aforesaid give notice OF grant
ihE Of letters Te tamentary upon the estate OF
Tue deceased, with the date Of thereof by
causing advertisements to b. posted Within forty
y aays iron the date Of such letters, 10 six of the
most pubic places Of the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against the
TstAtt 70 present the came or abide by an act OF
assembly 10 such case made and provided. And
also cause the same 70 he Inserted within the sane
period In the DAILY GAZETTE, \ news
paper published In Wilmington, and 10 be con
uhhed therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
S~n~l Given under the hand and seal OF ofhce
)L. 5. (ofthe Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
80 jim New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
5. Z. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
81, AZ persons having claims against the estate Of
@ -e eeceased, must present the same duly attested
~ 500 the EHecutriK ON or before December 2l,
lod, or abide the act Of Assembly in such case
nAde and provided. BARBARA MANI,
-, Executrtx.
Address; Wilmington. Del.
dec27 mwLsw
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u hlhAibTkh'E OENlCER
liz IT, SAhsILk COUNTY, DEL, Nov. IS 1852.
Tor " llt application of Geo Gray, Adminlstra-
bnnghate mate a. Anderson, late OF While Clay Greek
dlrrcis IN said county, deceased 1t is ordered and
sTTessea44 ny the Register that the Administrator
iySall give notice Of granting of letters of Ad-
;he auon upon the estate of the deceased, with
;isemaH,oi oi granting thereof, by causing adyer-
she ds,nas dens TO he posted within forty days from
1isste te oI SUCH letters In six OF the most public
h.ri VI the county OF New Castle. requiring all
bresenss having demands against the estate TO
M s', we same, or abide by an Act or Assembly
The u.n s u case made and provided; and also cause
che I.1S 70 De inserted within the same period In
WiIDHnLi 1Azkr1E, a newspaper published In
weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
oince OF Register aforesaid, At Whining
=. o. Ton, IN New Cassie county Aforesaid, the
~ day aud year above written.
3. o. BI1GS, Register.
tbe beSe1I,iGE.-All ~ persons having claims agains,
AM aAte Oitthe deceased must present the same,
Noyeststsd atttestsd 70 the Administrator on or befori
nSneinOer u, 16Sa, or abide the Act OF Assembly
a auch case made aud provided.
A.. 9EOR9E GRAY, Administrator,
deAsi-tts-sw
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NOTICE.

PETITION OF Chancery, 0fthe State
MATTHEW BAXTER, OF D.i. New Castle CO.
ct. al. In Partition.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having
any lien or liens against the estate Interest OF
James Baxter, John L. Dever, Matthew Baxter,
Mary Il. Cummings, Reneeca J. Dever and Mary
Jane Ayres or either vf them In the premises to
which he said cause rel ,tes, to hle petition
settling forth the nature and amount o the same
In toe oflce Of the Register In ChAncery for New
Castle County, ten days before the third Monday
Of February next and 70 appear and prove n.
said lien or liens At the ensuing term OF the said
day OF the term. VICTOR DUPONT,
dec23-w&s-6w Trustee.
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NOTICE.
In ChAncory,
New Castle County.

IN THE MATTER OF THEO In ChAncery,
PETITION or THOMAS r.
BAYARD, TRUs EE OF New Castle County.
MABEL BANARD KANE,
THOMAS y, RAYARD.
TRUSTEE or FLoRENCE Cause
BAYAHD LOCKWOOD AND
VICTOR DUPONT. OF Partition.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chancellor in
tne above cause, mAhe ~ tne septemner termI
affecting the interest or estate OF Thomas v. bay
ard, trustee Of Mabel liayArd Kane, Thomas y.
Or. Victor DUPONT or, either Of them, in the
lands and premises to which said cause relates
the nature and amount of the snme In the ONCE
OF the Register Of Chancery for New Castle
county ten dRys before the third MONDAY In
February, A. D., l6SA and to appear and prove
said lien liens at the ensuing t'rm Ofthe court
be ore the rising OF the court on the third day Of
the term. GEORGE GRAY, Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 10, 1852. dec2o-w&s-6w
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NoTICE.-To WATER RENTERS.
orFIoE WATER DEPARTMENT.,

OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT., I
WILMINGTON, DBL, Dec. II, 1882.
The bills for the year 1883 are now ready and
PAYABLE at the Registrars once, b. W. corner
sixth and King tfeets.
On all bills remaining unpaid after the s1st of
January, i8e3 five per cent. Will be aided, II paid
during the month Of February, and ten per cent.
II paid during March. After which time the
ferfulea may be withdrawn and suit Instituted
for the recovery Of the amount due. once hours,
decSi-Set J. A. BOND. Registrar.
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NOTICE.

NoliNE'
IN THE MATTER OF THE0 4, f1anrsry
PETITION uF Ga,v Css,Is 1,oi,nntv
ELI c. MOTE. ct. al. 'NT T., psstt,ior -
PErITtosEns. 50
In pursuance II an order OF the Chancellor in
the Hb We cause made a. the September term, A.
-. iss2. All persons having any lien or liens
,fie'iinR the interest or estate o, I'll q. Mote
Hannah u. Wiser, Georges. Mote, JAG 81 II. Mote
Istse j. Mote, MARY j. Aiken, Cora Y. Taylor,
William =. Mote, Margaret r. 1arnall, Isaac :.
Mote, James II. Mote, Andrew J. Mote, Mary r.
Steel, Hannah A. Ranb', Margaretta II. Stewart,
Martha x. Lofman, james Al. Casho, George J.
Casho, Margaret Y. Cash0 Anna Casho, Joseph
q. Mote, Jesse II. Mote, Abraham y. Mote,
Harris Mote Theodore. II. Mote, Raphiel IL.
Mote, Eva $. L. Mote, Dtlworth NJ. Bucklng ham,
Richard GilpIn Buckingham and Mary NJ. Buck :
inRham, or either Of th' m in the lands and
premises TO which said cause relates are hereby
notified to file petition setting forth .he nature
| and amount OF lhe same In the ofiee OF tue
ReVisfer in haneery for New Castle county ten
days before the third MONDAY In February, A.
ID. 1883, and TO appear and pro said lien OF
liens at the ensuing term of the court before the
rising Of the court on the third day Of the term
LORE 4 EMM0NS, Trustees.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 18th, 1881. dee9O-w&s-sw
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The RaybolsI Case.

Levi Bird, Esq cont nued his argument
before the jury in the Reybold case this
morning, having commenced yesterday. AT
~ O'Clock he was still 6, s,eaking
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
ARNoLDs. NAUDATH, et.al. In Chancery,
vs. New Castle County.
CHRIsToPHER D. NAUDAIs gauee

In pursuance of an order OF the Chancellor In
the sbOve cApss made At the september term. A.
affecting the interest or estate OF Arnold s. Nau-
dain. Estella NaudaiD, Mary J.. N.ndaln,
N. Willetts Christopher Naudain, Horatlo n.
Wiiletta, Laura V. Wilets and Merritt n. w lletts
or Laura n. Willetts, deceased, or, either OF
them in the lands and premises to which said
cause relates are hereby notified to nle petition
setting forth the nature aud amount OF the same
la the Office OF the Register In ChAncery for New
Castle county, ten days before the third MON.
prove said lien or Hens Al the ensuing term OF
The court, before the rising OF the court on the
third day Of the term, - -.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 10. 1859. deco -w&s-6w
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efTSR $3.50 EMERSON PIANOS PER-
aSrSseyV FEDTLY NEW; ~ ortave; full
ianaSSi : reund corRers. ". y. HUBEI.E
" no MaEket Street.
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EOR RENT.-THE THREE-STORY
IL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. contains
large room Oh Sc ond Goor. suitable for dress
makers, situate No. 9i9 Orange street, wilmlhg-
ton, Del. Apply TO
jan20-l0t Y. l.. GILPIN.
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TOHN Q. COLE,

NOTARY PUBLIC, AND JUSTICE OF THE
Maris Building. No. lol West eaxth street; Tee
phone call, 0-As1-a
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENr--THE LARGE AND PLEAS
j ANTLY located residence known as Bellevue
Cottage on West Front street; large grounds.
lan2O-4t HEALD & co.
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| In the Court OF
| Chancery, ofthe State
| OF DID. New Castle CO.
In Partition.
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NOTICE.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsrEH,a OrF1nE.

Address Yorkiyn, Del.