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Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Nonsnch,n ConaitIon.

DIR. J. P. Pyle says thatF. a. Eonsucb,
the Indian who was injured by a mob at
sth and Church, Sts last Tuesday mora
ing, is doing as well as conld be expected.
He hopes to save the bruised eye No bad
results are anticipated from the
wounds on the patients head. He stil
declines to to talk. except to say that be
knows the person who kicked hiu. bat can
not think Of his name. He is frequently
slightly delirious. He is being kept from
any excitement, and few visitors are ad-
mitted.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
sberiG,s sale.

Sheriff Lambson sold at lAiddletown this
morning on Judgment obtained by A. W.
Stevens & Soas, the following personal
OF William W. Walker: Two
thrsshing engines one Of which was pur-
chased by g g. Marsh, agent for the plain
tiffs, for $500; and the other by Joseph
King, OF New Castle. for $500. Two old
threshing machines sold for SIS and SS5
respectively, and some betting and corn
shelter for SIS.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
A musIeaIe at ThurIor.

Misses Clara and Annie Bent. the we'll
known music teachers OF Thurlow, Pa,
give Musicale to day at their home. The
little folks executed a program this morn
ing, while the more advanced pupils are
participating In the exercises this afternoon.
The greater portion OF thsse young nusi-
clans re1ids in this city andswent to Thur
low this morning by train, accompanied by
their parents and friends.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Rrnorled to mcxIce.

The Diamond State Iron Company ex-
ported to-day to Neuva Laredo, Mexico,
1850 kegs Of railway spikes, weighing
SO, 600 pounds. The spikes were shipped
over the p, W. & B. r. R. and connections
and the New York and Texas Steamship
Company and connections to Laredo
Texas, and from there over the Texas
Mexicana Railway 10 their destination.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14


to tickle his fancy she most. This was
finally squelched, however, and regular
uniform was insisted upon.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery com
pany has bravely gone through all the wars
that have ever taken place in North Amer
lea, either as body or the members volun-
tarily enlisting Es individuals. In the war
Of the Revolution many Of them were killed,
and the company always held itself in readi-
ness during the first years Of this centuryAto
resent any British invasion on tho city Of
Boston. In the civil war the ranks OF the
company were very much depleted by the
loss Of many Of tho members who had gone
60 the front and been killed in battle. At
the close Of the war, however, a large acces-
sion OF members took place, and at the pres
ent time there Is an active roll Of 575 MEM
bers, few having resigned or been discharged
for the past few years.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery COM
pany prides itself great deal upon the blue
blood which circles through its veins. Not
one Of its members but can trace hisancestors
back to some passenger on the Alaylower
(which, by the way, must have been an ex-
ceedingly large ship 70 have held tho ances-
tors Of all the people Of Massachusetts,, and
some Of them will even talk conddentially Of
the relations which their ancestors held with
William the Conqueror.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Leg MASHED.

A cross-tie fell on an Italian's leg this
morning, crushing It badly, on the B. & o.
r. R. near the Middle Depot. DR.. John
Palmer dressed his injuries aud the man
was removed to bis home at the High
lands.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Arnncr 80 nrnaicnI cnIaa.

E. B. Frazer has accepted the agency for
Ladies' Medical Guiden by DR.. Seth
Paucoast OF the Pennsylvania Medical
University Of Philadelphia. The work is
one that recommends itself on account Of
its excellence.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
wIgwam, OoncIave ana Castle.

The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting OF Temple
Lodge, No. IL A. +. A. NJ, last even
ing; W. NJ, s. ID. Knox; S. w, l.. B.
Morrow; ]. W.. w. Stewart Almond;
secretary, Owen j. Everett, and treas
urer. Isaac G. Pyle.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ssakizz ont Tax Rsee.zts.

Collectors Moody and Healey are making
cut tax receipts for the csming year. The
bills win be ready by July l, when they
are payable.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Look at the $50 CrinkIed Plush Par
lor Suits at johnson & BarnhiTs, 207
Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Ease BAN Yesterday.

At Philadelphia:
AJhietc. c...-......s.z U O.
Brooklyn. ........ ..s 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base hits Athletic s; Brooklyn, s. Errors
Athlstic, z; BOoklyn, z.
At Philadelphia.
Indianapolis. ....0 0 0 s.
Bsse hits s-Fhiladelphia, IS Indianapolis, II.
ErroH-Philadelphis, q; Indianapolis, 10.
At st. Louis.
St Louis 80. 0 0 0 1 as
Louisville .1 0 0 l. .
Base hits--St. Leuis. o; Lou sville, A. Errors
st. Louis, 4; Louisville, 4.
At Nav York:
New York ..........0 O / 0 0 0 0 a. @
Dertoit ............1 ? O 0 K s
Base hits-Neu York. z: Detroit, 6. Er-
rors-New York. o; Detroit, TO-
At Washington;
Washington 80 o so o o 1 o o. 4
Pittaburg. T. ......O o % 0 0 o. 0
Base hits-WAshingtsn, o; Pitts burg, / Err
rors- Washington, /; Pittsburg, 8.
Tha aunnmarv.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, White
and Shaded Tips, etc.. in great variety.
Miss L. Steinicken, 217 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Hall Stands, new and cheap designs,
at johnson & Barnhill's. 207 Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

hUII TIVINHII IINNIlIHs
Daily, except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Philadelphia B. a o. X. r., 4s1, 5 so .. m
Chs ster B AO.R R.b0i, b.20 D. m Whining
ton, rs D m b & o. juno ion, 26 d. m.
Newbridge, 0 20 p. m. Arrive Dupont 81 D. m.
On Saturday enly, will leave Wilnington al
20 IN. HeWbriiEs b45 p m. Arrive Dupont
608p m. Loavs Wilmington Ills no, New
bridge II 15 M. Arrive Dupont ll5s D m
Leave Birdsbsro i.io p m. Arrive Reading 40
pm.
on Sunday only will leave st Peters 90 a
a., Warwics l0ls a IN, Springfield 1924 a m.
Arrive Reading li.4 a m.
GOING SOUTH.
Sunday
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

Special drive on Teas and Cofees
AZ McClintock's, sth and Lombard.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

12 brands of Flour kept by Nichols,
9th and King. Try L. & G.. and be
happy.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

CUAS. r. MONROE LIEUT.. J. r. BRADLEY.
MAJ. JOHN A'DoNoucH. LIxUT. col H. <. SMITH,
SOME or TIE AMERICAN HoNoRABLEs.
Several Of the settlers had been members
of the Honorable Artillery company Of Lon
don, and were men who had in that way be-
come somewhat proficient in martial duties,
and it occurred to these to establish such a
company in their new colony.
A petition was sent to Governor Winthrop
for a charter Of incorporation, but it was re-
fused, tho governor stating in letter that
he considered it dangerous Ito erect a stand
ing authority Of military men, which might
easily in time overthrow the civic power II
it thought ft to do so. 1t was also supposed
that religious feeling had much TO do with
the refusal, as several Of the prominent mem
bers Of the company were warm adherents Of
the movement to introduce the Baptist faith
into the colony Finally, however, after
considerable persistence, charter was OBJ
tanned, and in 1858 the company became a
regularly organized and permanent factor
It has been a matter Of doubt ns to what
the uniform Of the company was, or whether
it had any on its formation, the records for
sixty years having been lost, but it is prob
able that dark coats and buff vests and small
clothes were worn on parades, as they are
thus described by Rev. DR.. Benjamin Cole
man, who preached the centennial sermon in
1873. The next uniform adopted was scarlet
coat, crimson silk stockings and light colored
small clothes, shoes with silver buckles and q
large cooked hat trimmed with gold lace
quito a gorgeous outfit, and one which nc
doubt had a tremendous effect upon the
pretty maids Of Boston.
In the summer Of 1772 a new uniform was
adopted, consisting Of blue coats and lapels
with yellow buttons, small clothes, shoe:
with silver buckles and clubbed wigs The
members Of the company seem 70 have held
rather diverse opinions as TO the uniforms
for at one time regularity OF uniform wa!
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

The best is the cheapest. Try L. & G..
-four, sold by Nichols, 9th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
RAIlRonns-

& NORTHERN RAILROAD
w Timetable, in effect May ~, less.
GOIN7 NORTH.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

For sideboards, go to johnson &
Barnhill's.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

First moonlight Of the season, new
boat, City Of Chester, June 10.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Rerrr ShInmentn

The shipments Of berries over the Della
ware Division are steadily decreasing and
by the end OF the month will probably
close. The crop has been a paying one.
Yesterdays summary was as follows:
Evening journal., 1888-06-14

buAh OF IHL ENGLISH HONOUhAbLEs.
disregarded altogether, each member wear
ing whatever kind Of clothes that happened
to tickle his fancy she most This was
finally squelched, however, and regular
uniform was insisted upon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18

PRoFnsson LzEgArAN OF Philadsl-
phia, one OF the most expsrt chemists
In this counsry, has analyksd q box Of
Rough ON Rsts'' and found that II
contains sufiioisnf peison 10 kill one
hundred and forty persons. And gel
ihis stun q mot only sold In almost
every drug store, bat also by many
dealers In groseries. Almost daily vs
read OF persons com Uniting suicide with
u, or using II 10 take The lives Of others,
and II seems about time that laws wore
enacted everyWhere either prohibiting
iss sale altogether or placing 10 under
the same restriction that govern the
sale OF other polsons. " certainly ID
not right 10 pexmlt anything Of this
nature 70 be sold promisouousiy 70 all
comers, and Iust a. long % II 10 done II
10 temptation 10 evil-disposed persons
10 uss IL for The purpose OF numbering
others, or for the despondent 10 take
their own lives. II 10 highly danger
Gus, and has become with . certain
class such q favorits means OF death
that something should be done 70 re-
sirlot Its sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18
n. Kagary { Son,
5l6 TATNALL ST.
S, {, Cor, 9Th and 1atna|l'

Every Refrigerator we
sell we can guarantee to
meet all your requirements
for the proper preservation
Of meats, vegetables, etc.
Thus you run no risk with
our Refrigerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
system. This makes them
free from any moisture or
dampness. Ours is not a
new tangled Refrigerator, but
one that has been well tried
and put to every practicable
test. They are also provi.
ded with water coolers, Civ
ing you a bountiful supply
Of cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
reduce the prices as follows:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18

THE North American In spsaklng Of
tks WouA in Philadelphia who poi
soned her husband aud ohildren, sAyt:
1'rhe facts In the whiteling case sug
Hest tho need of o Law prohibiting the
placing Of insurance on the lives OF
Young children. euoh insurance is
largely speculative. Reputable com.
panies doing business on scientific
principles will not engage in II, and by
the yefy Ia use OF things 1t is radically
md dangerously contrary to sound
public policy. Psrents have no in
enKabie interest In the lives of children
not old enough to have any wage earn
dnR capacity. They are, from the pc
cuniafy point of view, not losers bu
gathers by the death OF s1ch, as beini
relieved from the necessity Of support
Ing them, and 1t 10 not desirable tina
they should also be gamers through
the payment OF policies on their lives
This, II seems to us, Ia scArcel!
sound doctrine. Is the parent VIII
would tAks y ohild's life for the pur
pose Of realizing an insurance would b
almost IS ready TO take II Without Ih
Insurance TO be rid OF an inoumberAnoe
The msjoriiy Of the parents who plAo
Insurance ON their children's lives d
% for the purpose OF having suff ,ien
kponey TO bury them Ia the event
Hetr death, and there are hundreds
il'es in This country to whom thl
~ od OF providing against troubl
&Eoved . godsend. Il is Ioarcsl
condemn Ihe entire system b
t%oeo Is occasionally abused, Q
""NAs this same objection can
Ninss all forms OF life /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18

ANOTHER AssAuli, which II Ia more
RhAn probable will result in . murder,
occurred In this city last Saturday
might and goes still further 10 show
how lightly human life 10 held In this
community. In this case two men,
one Of whom has held responsible po-
sition In this city, became engaged In
bar-room Hghl and are separated by
Gheir friends, when the one who seeml
% have got the worst OF the fshl wai't
On . neigkboriDg corner, with murder
In hts heart, for bis antagonist TO make
bis appearance. Five, ten, fifteen
minutes pass and ut last the man for
whom he Was lying In walt comes
along on his way to his hotel. This
wAs the AssAssin's opportunity, and he
Improved II 80 we'll thAt ere his victim
had time 10 defend him elf or dodge
the fatal blow, he hurled . stone with
Suoh force that IL crushed in the name
head and left him bleeding and sense
less on the ground. II WAS Gov andy
Aot, snd no pains should be spared 10
capture the assassin, but still Ii Is
nothing more than can be expected
from the verdlolJ thu, We have been
having during the last seven or eighl
years In homicide cases. This crime IL
Init the natural outcome OF suoh yer
dos % was rendered in ths Graham
case, and unless there Is . change hu
man life will be no saier In this com
munlty than 1t has been in some OF tn
frontier to Wns Of the far West. n
man commits murder with the expects
Sion OF being hanged for II, and th
Cnly way to put . stop TO these HON.
cldes, which are becoming 30 frequen
mat there Is one or more et Almo'
every term Of court, 10 TO make th
death penalty sure and certain. II
man with murder In his heart know
for . eertaluly that II he commits u
not nothing will save him from u
gallo VS., there will be fewer homicid
and The safeguards around human II
will be much greater. Hugh Ween'
made An excellent chief engineer OF q
FIe Department, but his aoi 6Aturdl
night shows that there was . lurkil
demon In bis heart that only need
the opportunity 10 cause him to col
miI o murderous act.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18
Rutered a, he Post Once at Whining
=, Del., a. second class mail matter.
moNpAY JUNE Is. 1855.
Ir DELAWARE had q House Of Re

If DELAWARE had q House OF Be-
uRe similar TO that In Philedelphia,
where youthful crimiHAls could be sent
sad disciplined, and AfisrWArds Ap-
Drsnticed 90 some useful trade, this
oruuuu,,y would not be troubled and
piaced In jeopArdy BY such criminals
A. Harrison R,thwell, the daring ool-
ored burglar, better known as Sugar
Awful" We remember the hrsi ume
he vas brought before the court, some
ssven year, ago, when he WAS 90 Email
ah.t the Ohiet Justios could moi see
him In The prisoners dock. he was
charged with larceny, but on account
of his tender years WAS discharged With
some excellent advice, which had II
bson folio we'd Won have saved him
from ,ne csll which he occupies to-day
ana tho county from spending hundreds
of dollars In prosecuting and support
Ing him In idleness in jail. Bat the
0ojd advice was noi hseded, and In
lees than Q year he was again before
ths court and sentenced 10 receive i've
Isshss. Since then his career In crime
hss bean rapid, and he IL now the moss
dArlr I burglar and thief In the State.
Zine after time has be besn at the
whipping posi- anu served terms 10
iki, only 10 come out more hardened
and des perate than he WAS before. He
mas released from jail last September,
and while there 10 no doubt bus he has
been concerned In some Of the rooberies
which have been oommit,edin this oily
sinoe that !lme he has managed 10
cover his tracks until last Saturday,
when he committed two daring burg
larles and also threatened 10 take q
IAdy's life. For these crimes he 10
pOnmltled TO Jail 10 default Of $4,000
haiL and ., the September ,our, will
no doubt be convicted and sent to the
whipping post and jail, and In year
on 20 come oul worse than ever. There
ID, however, more than one Sugar
AWfui" In this community; boys, both
white and oolored, who are owing mp
and iollowIng in his footsteps, and We
presume this will always be the case
until there 10 seme place established
where youthful offenders can be sem
and properly trained Is soon ~ 9Lel
commit their aTkt crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18
phlladslphiA Wilmlngton D Bal
Hmore Rallroad.

hAH Astms Es1a.
erafna VIII leayo Wlinn1NEt1n - foal9al
Philadelpbia fexprs.a,. 4 ! =. a n q d. In
a Il M IN N "a m n Al iixd aw II Al
M n IN a. ~ A ~ "a y. @'' -
-Aecommods tion' e<a az "a 10 N a. n,
@ 400, s q. 10. 10 %, 10 Do D, N.
FOR cnester texpressl s1 5e9 SO w
~; q. IL u .. m.s " ~ IA So 7oe Ans
~. ..,... a, %. ,nn ,x nw.
Acc0mn 1ussoni ~ IA nuA IN VIVA
na ~ s@ - ~. ehd u: Ne. .. an a,
,Hsw Iorks ~ IA ~
.n q - ~ m:s n'<ss i~s AA, es~ "S@ ~"
sls w2 p. M
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 70 ane
Rar N r., ~ s n ~ M ,n,.r.aa,.,. .ts,
tppn,, z; q a. m, T. g and a p M A.. ,o,,
M z 20 q, and u y B, M
an Baiumore snd Wsshington, ~ "a ~
y - snd W w m" ~ W. Il ~ ~, 10 e~
l ne. nn ~. y, ~ KS Y, ~. r,,..,.,.. ,...,o.
Ma Tl WI an n cv,sion ieA'e t1r
ew NJ nAsu sna IVA ~ h s9g y, ms noe 1ee ~
Gicrse}ln .ne s ~ ~ tsEas m amnu
SReSpsesgpws ~ sna Gewe'' s"A m,s
seai9ru Seapfnesen u % 2. m. .,,o.. an
-, ~ u ~ oA"A~i' sA~ "Ns ''~si'A'' ~
- -, ~ ~ TX, X: Vi rv,nx,o, q m . W.,
tratn a n !, ~, ~ u~AsS"n' ~ " N' "s'
E1nreas for hover u.Yr,ngton. ana n.i,
| n. ~ III Nigbt o'ei' Hiss0A' ~Ae Ne'
franklin CITY. 80 a. m, Loo.
Exprese toz Shpe Sn ~ Ks vio foint oon'
II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18


AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE YIHTNe
OF CANfoNs, GUNS, PISTOLS, FRI
CRACKERs on OTHER FIREwORKi
WITHIN THk LISTS OF THE CITY.
Be Il ordained by the City Council OF vii.
mington:
SECTION Lift any person shall, at any tim,
hereafter, within the limits ofthe city, Are OF
or discharge any cannon, gun, pistol, irs
crack RS. tquib or other fireworks Of any
Kind, or if any person, except in the coursl
OF come lawful business, trade or profession,
shall mske bonfire or any fre in any OF Tho
public streets, lanes or alleys of this city, OF
In any other place In the open air within said
city, within 10 yards OF any street, lane OF
alley, such person so offending shall fol
every such offence forfeit End nay ine OF moi
less than o. or more than go; PRovIDED, how.
may be held and given In the public parks Of
the city, situated between Seventh and
ghth and franklin ami Broome streets, on
the westerly side Of the city, and In such
place or places on the ensterly side OF the city
AS the City Council shall at any tine or timei
hereafter. by n malOrIty vote thereof direct
said public displays of fireworks at all timei
whefesover they may be held. be under thu
control OF sn' cial committee of Council, u
PC appointed from time to tine for that spec
Section 2. All ordinances or parts OF or.
dinanees In relation to the ilring OF cAnnons,
guns, pistols, hre-cracKers or any other Ore.
works OF any. kind, within the city limits
heretofore ordained, and pasIed by the cltj
council OF his city are repealed,
Passed vt the City Hall, Wilmington, Della
ju-iS-6t Z. u. RHoADs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18
WILMINGTON . NORTHERN Il. n.

WILMINGTON q NORTHERN IL. Il.
Time table in effect May 18Th 1855. Trains
leave wilmington (french stree) as follows:
For Reading, BlrdsboIo o, Joanna, spring-
field, Waynesblrg Junction, Manor ,Pottsville,
Tam aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
Reading X. R., 7.e0 a. m. and 30 p. m,
For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
Ford ana Dupont's and intermediate points,
a 90 a. M, ana % p. m.
For Coates lille and intermediate points at
Z. 90 n. M, 2.40 and 500 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 a. M, 2.4o and 500
p. m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
9. Is p. IN. and on Saturday only AT $40 and
II. 10 p. M.
points, at 8, 08 q. m, and for Springfield and
intermediate points at 500 D. M.
A. q. McGAUsLAND, BOWNEsS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
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and misses and accidents oil
|crockery and glassware are
gathered.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
Baby Coaches from Sc.
Maybe half q hundred styles
before your eyes at once. We
have thought of mamma and
nurse for looks, baby for
comfort. Put all the sorts
together SO any fancy-oi
|purse-can be hit in a twink
ling. We answer questions,
|you do the choosing.
For Sc,
strong, neat, comfortable Carriage
For $II75,
good Coach, rattan hood top.
For $3.50.
aCosch as good In any respect, bet
ter in many, than you'n be asked
VI more for outside.
! For sac,
The cheapest "shell" body Coach We
have; satin upholstery and para
sol, body sheilaced.
Sorts and sorts between
and beyond. Or you may
pick the parts and the trim
ming and we'll get up what
ever style Of Coach you care
to pay for.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18

Thirty-nine years ago, so the story
goes, George Miller, who has for some
time past been . porter In Kansas
City hotel, ran away from his home in
Detroit, shipping ~ . sailor on the
lakes and finally drifting out West.
Until very recently he never bad any
Communication with his family, but
the other day, Il q related, he received
letter from his father, who 10 \ rich
brewer In Detroit, asking him to 70.
turn home, and the prodigal has since
done 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-18
ADAMS & BRO,
5O4 MARKET ST.
ieo.ood.lm
DEGISTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTEk'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

June 9Th, 1883.
Upon the application OF Thomas Darlington
Executor of John II. Br.tton late of Will
minRtOn Hundred, In said county, deceased, it|
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
notice of granting OF letters Ttstanentary
upon the estate of the deceased,
by causing advertisements 20 be posted
within 40 days from the date of such
letters In six of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided /.
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks te. ODD
/ { ~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
| T.. S. 0mee OF the Register aforesaid, al
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
1 NoTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present The
/ same, duly attested TO the Executor, ON or be.
| fore June 9Th, 1853, or abide the Act of AS
Il sembly in such ease made aud provided.
1 THOMAS DARLINGTON,
Il Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
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