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DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, August 81, 1926.
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The case of Gilbert Horton, the supposed rum
away slave, who has been confined in the Dis
trict Jail at Washington, and is advertised to be
sold, fnot claimed by his master, for his Jail fees,
appears to have excited the attention ofthe citi-
zcns of Westchcster county, ". Y. COT which
place he says he is free citzen) who, we are in,
formed by the public prints, we're to meet ycstcr-
day, "for the purpose Of taking measures TO as
certain the truth Of the said Horizons allegations,
and of obtaining his immediate liberation and al
50 for the purpose Of expressing their sense Of
der the immediate jurisdiction and control Of the
government of the U. States"