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lotteries, lie sale 0. disposition IN Inns stdte
ef Tickets IN lotteries unauthorized by law,
snd % rcsfrain insurance of lottery tickets,
was fal..n N, and the blanks therein tiiled
on NJ eafland's motion. On the passage
afihe hli, Mr.. Mallory called for the ayes
AID noes. PAsfED-ayes 81, nOes &C.
The. enarossed hill providing summary
remedy against constitutes and their secn-
rites, IN eeriaiu CASES, WAS taken up. Mr..
Gastin offered e fider, providing that no
thug { ontained in the bill should be soeon-
slrued rs Ia give county aud corporation
ronns cognizanco of sums under twenty
dollars This rider was rejected.
Mr.. Raymond opposed the bill, because
he said il gave IN magistrates ihep"wer oil
giri.g Judgment against securities of'c"n
stables ,or damagtc. But ii was passed by
the House.
A bill Ia amend The act to regulate the
solemnizalion of marriages, pfoh'b't'n5
such AS are unlawful, aud for The punish.
ment of }ngamy, &c. was taken up anu
indefinitely postponed, ayes 80, noes 81.
Uednesday FEB. ia communication
was received from the Senate, stating thai
they had passed the bill "toamend the act
for opening IA road from the line dividing
Virginia aud Kentucky, ON the Louisa fork
of Sandy River
The eng ussed bill 10 amend the act for
limitation of actions, for preventing frno-
lons and rexatious suits, &c. was taken up
aud discussed. 1t was supported by Mr..
Chiffon, and opposed by Messrs. Taylor,
Winston and Blackburn-RJecttd.
Mr.. Randolph reported ii bill to amend
the severallaws concerning the Peniten-
iiary, " hioh was read aud committed TO
tie committee ofthe whole and made the
order-of the day for Saturday next. Or
dered 10 be printed.
The House again resolved itself into a
committee of the whole, Mr.. Loyal in thf
chair, and took under its further considera-
ton the bin authorizing loan for the
purposes of internal improvement. Ths
substitute offered by Mr.. Yancey and Mr.
Garland being under consideration
Mr.. Garland again addressed the com
mittee with zeal aud ability in favor of ms
proposition. lie was assisted by Mr.. Tay-
Tor, and opposed by Messrs. Yancey and
Stuart.
The question WAS then taken on Mr.
Garand's proposition, and it was rejected
by a large majority.
The question was then taken on Mr.
Yancey's substitute, which was also rejected
ayes n, noes 76.
The committee then rose, and Mr.. 10y
| all reported the bill with the only amend
ment agreed TO, which was to strike out
| the first section.
MIR. Garland moved To lay the bill on the
table. This motion was debated for some
tmr. 1t was supported by Mcssrs. HAIR
vie of II. Blackburn aud Garland, and OPP
posed by Messrs. Pattesen of Il. and Yam
ccy. Pending the remarks ON this mo.
ltion,
Mr.. Hall moved tile 'indcGnite postpone
ment Of The bill, &c. and called for III,
| ayes and noes. This motion WIS resisted
by Mr. 'Pattesoh, and decided in the mega.
lire, 152 votes to %, and the bill was then
laid On the table.
And the House adjourned.
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InRAcTn MARKET

We have bccn politely favored by n gen.
tleman OF this piece with the following letter
from his CORE ,ponaer, brought by the last
arr, al from Europe, dated
Lircrpool, 3lsi December, 1899.
ssIhe operations IA IobaeeU this month
have been mort unsatisfactory they amount
4 o. $40 hhds ufNirginiH leat aud 40 stem
yned--26a ke,tpek, leaf aud 10 stemmed-
making ie56 hhds aho Eethcr but every
ching excerpt hne Virginia. lesf aud kentucky
Teal nj rather lower prices. Ordinary hirgi-
mia leaf aud %iaInned are still inmo Neable
The extent oi your export hasoi era hclmed
us. We hnYe nov "a this Country uls. ards of
~ 900 hhds shishy OF ordinary Tobacco,
aud not foreign market upon earth open 10
as that Will leave any profit on shipments,
.asen at our present low nominal rntes' We
have not yet received MI our returns from
the Continent, hot ave estimate ~, UoD hids.
TO be AZ pIesent there-
nWhen ,ve-reoal ssn ended tobnc co last year
nj from S4 ~, We had not the least oSpec.
'1aiion that such n supply as has been received
would hnvr been sert forward. II WAS never
hunted W. Us b. any al our correspondents
TINT 1t would amount I" any thing likes 900
-hhds. We have, however, the satisfaction 10
know thatuar representations did not mi,lead.
because they were not adhcredto Shippers
IN virginia paid $40 10 SIi Tor tobacco, pn-
eces Yhch no market in Europe except the
'iocus ,Jcas French Reggie has Justified Toe The
last Ave years. Those gentry haze taken M
their la, Concours, on the 23d inst I37l
hlfes ot Virginia tohacco, AT $50 To 22b francs
per 100 kilorraminea, which would bc about
81 10 l0d pea H. less rtIcn tho bribery paid TO
insure lis acceptance. trencbmen Mcrc ON
this occasion the chief il not tee only sellers
eve again think fine tobacco, from lis
scarcity, will do well during the approaching
year at 81 10 10, hnt II mus be really fine
aud not stgh rs is ianelcd Ia be so. But nei.
the ordinary leat nor stemmed should he
shipped 10 this market tor twelve months 10
COM, unless 1t lie with the express view 10 II
total loss Our stock here NOW .'mounts 10
,oo1 hbds. The demand Tor ireland has
slack,ncd
Virginia leaf ordinary r. midding, I'd a
3kd-n 40 good aud the, adsn sbd--Stemmed
o#liuHry HoihiHg--Do lair to good, 3id q
dido. fnr, ID 5td.---kcnlaeLy lent
. "a DIDO Stemmod, I'D ~ and 41d.
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>, When they reflected, that

arch af Greece When they reflected, that
~ ever, place, In .shioh the sruocs of ths
Sultan scr. s.ctofieusj ihe,,ilagc Churches,
sacred fu the de, otioas uf Ihrisi, anity, wcrr
,..,'l.rl e.rIlei lo the d's,, or polluted with
tl,c aisnt.,th..fi.ns uf aIahauie isuiaH: when
ih.y ibousm "fth.se ,hinss, aud = th''i-
-AaJ alhrt ati"riiies, equally painted and
distressing, the eOnnnniicc, ,.adet Tie 'nh"
ynce al christian feeling, <t.ternhned 10
uake abe nl..st .,igniaas shorts I1fi'- CT y
of Rieli,,n.sti. foo The bcncdf al tte4;reeks
md la su,n,nou 10 the sam. object, ths
collective charities of the ancient doinin-
'rn 81 Virginia.
The Gre.ks,'it WILDE rrmenibered,are n
christian, people vino have laborsd for fur
centuries. tisier the most CALLING oppression
aud are NOW STRUGGLING i.1r their olfars and
their fire sides. With outsfreIched arms,
Ihr; sullci; The aid of the christian world
aud ,bOuld those, who profess the same
fIih With themselves, close their ears To
The solce of their supplicaiion, They may
liil .,cliins IL the fury Of the Turk The
tragedy of their sorraws may close WIN
the total extinction Of their race and their
name hunihllalinn may br the conse-
quence OF Their suhjugalIon, and the places
which knew them once, will know them no
more forever.
Any communication which you may
have 10 make, uI,on the subject of this ad-
dress, aud the resolutions which accompany
il, you wall be pleased 10 direct to the sub
scrtber who is authorised 10 transact the
business involved in this application.
THOMAS RITCHiE, Secretary.
Richm0nd IcLgHarU 10, 1874.
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nnE GREEK CAUSE.

\ Respectable ndmbtr III The me nihcrs of
the Legislature, and Of thecli,2tns If Rich
mond, convened a. the Capitol. on Frjda
the 30th ulimo. IL oro,rsio lake INTO con.
sideralion the distrcssrs NJ the Greek
tindtt devise ways and means toassist then,
nutserNae heavy trials in which they are
involved.
After consultation, hcld npon the subject,
committee of eighteen persons were APP
pointed, to adopt such measures, as would
enable them 10 afford such relief To ,he
Greeks, as would he Ia unison with the
feelings Of the citizens generally aud, at
Ahc same time, consistent with the princi
pies oi the government under which We
1e.
lmpe'led by considerations of human nifty,
and sincerely 7ymphthislnG with the dis
frsssed ohJerts of their sohciiude, varinns
fesoiutiuns Mere unanimously passed by
the c"muhiicc, ascopy of which acroiBpa-
MES this address dong with the proceed
inss III ihr Original meeting.
TtIc 'catnnItirr, when fhry reflected up.
on the crurlties perpe,raicd by the Turks
AT Seio, at which Ilacea population of one
hundred thousand people, saving a mere
handful were either murdered by the Ma
hometans, or reserved for fate still more
Tremendous: When 4iry called To mind
the tyrannieai pruce dingS " hich disgrsceti
the metropolis OF TIL Turkish empire in
Tearing from the altar, aud hanging at the
portal 81 his church, the venerable Patri-
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THE VIRGINI.AN.
rRtsrEr AND rUeIsssEn an
kIrUARD H. ToIER a. Iulif d CONN
padt,ssers sj'tAe Laas ~ ahs lassa.

IP The semi.Weckiy Paper, al 81 ssd III.
weekly pse~ar, Stt - per annami "a "b'e al
advance sulscri hi''-s wiil Ice Nrd Tor
las tina tlisa six tnr.sss s,sd i'nlrr "ll
ne Discontinued, l,at al the discretion oi Ire
/ hf,r,t until all afreaases arr I'ss3
aI- Nds.riisueaeais nlll hs-in-efiei Mt on
cents pes Square or less ;ilc rrst t'mc aud
81 IL ecuis Tor each continuance. Those
fram distance must hc paid for previous II
their insertion or the payment assumed ~
saale responsible person IA Ly"eiihnrg
IL Chauecry ordets 5afp inserted iof s'h
dollars. -.
~ AliIelfers . Tsrcssed 10 the Islitor' mus
be sFasr ran, ur ahey will not be sitendcd l"
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GREEk MEETING.

The eitizcns OF LtnchbnrS generally, are
requested to meet I1 merror ErcniHg, al
5 O'Clock, fcf the purpose OF dc,ising such
measures IL thty may deem ncce ssary and
expo dient Ia aid the Grecks in their strns
gIr for liberty. A lull merting is earnestly
desired I'll. A. HOEC0MBE,
Mayor.
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!
voted by proxy.l
John Chandler, Burwell Bassett,
john Holmes, john FLOYD,
James Lanman, Jabez Leitwich,
Noyts Barber, William G.. Riyes,
Ebenezcr Stoddard, William M'Cuy,
Samuel Eddy, Arthur Smith,
Martin Van Buren,, William Smith,
Z. L. Caihbreleng, Alexander Smyth,
Lot Clark, Andrew Stevenson,
Ella Collins, George Tucker,
RowIaud Day, Jared Williams,
justin DwIhrll, II. G.. Burton,
Lewis Eaton, w. n. Edwards,
Charles A. F0ote, Alfred VI. Gatlin.
Joel F7ost, Thomas Ii. Hall,
. In HerNimer, Charles Hooks,
Jas. L.1iogcb"om, John Long,
Lenucl jenkins, Rem. NJ. Saunders,
Elisha LitchiieId, Richard ID. Spaight,
John Richards, Lewis Williams,
Jacob Tyson, Joseph Gist,
Egbert Ten Byck, John Wilson,
Mah'on Dlckrrson, John Elliott,
Wa,ler louvre, Nicholas Ware,
Walter Forward, Joel Abbott
Philip :. Markey, George Cary.
Samuel Smith, Thomas w. Cobb,
Edward Lloyd, Alfred Cuthbert,
VIM. Hayward, Jr. John Forsyth,
James Barbour, Wiley Thompson,
Mark Alexander, Benjamin Ruggies,
William S. Archer, James Noble.
Philip p. Barbour, jesse b. Thomas.
Mr.. Bassett, of Virginia, and Mr.. Cam
hrelcng, of New York, were appointed Tel
Irrs. and on counting the ballots, it ap-
peared that
William II. Crawford had sixty.four
votes.
John Quincy Adams two votes.
Andrew Jackson one vote, and
Nathaniel Macon one yDte.
Mr.. Dickeison of New JERSEY, then sub.
mtted the following resolution, which was
agreed to:
nesotred, That this meeting do now pro-
ceed {" Designate, by ballot, Candidate
Tor the Office of Vice President Ut the U.
States.
Mr. Van Buren,, of New York, then sta.
yea that he was authorized to say that III.
wee President having some time since.
determined 10 retire from public life. did
MOI wish to be regarded by his friends as n
IN nddate for re- election to that Office.
On counting the ballots, it appeared tina,
Albert Gallatin, of Pennsy had fit,
seven votes; John @. Adams, of Massa.
cnosetts, one vote ; William Eustis. of
MASSACHUSETTS, one vote Samuel Smith,
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u The following is the Circular ad-
dressed TO the Mayors aud principal oil
GERS Of the different towns &c. in the
STATE, aud tn.the Clcrksof Courts, agree
ably 10 resolution OF the Richmond meet
inn.
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ter from Tire President Of The United States
addressed q, Gen la Fayette, inviting him
TO visit the United States. should the Gen
ers, hive made up his mind 10 sad IN the
course of the spring, we learn that he has i''e
offer u the United States frigate Cosstifn-
ton, Capt. Jones, (cId iron sides,) which ves-
setWill have received orders TO proceed TO
any To7i in France which the General may
select for embarkation.
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Tho New York Gazette states TINT the hon
James Brown, Minister TO France, who is on
tue eve OF sailing from that port in the U. s
snip 'yane, for France, is the bearer of lei.
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We have bccu politely favored by gen.
tleman OF this I,lsee With the following letter
from his CORE ,pondcnt brought by the last
"A, n, al from Europe, dated
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
Valuable Property For Sale.

No. j. two story brick house with two story baes
buildings situate on the South side of Broad street, be
tween Shpiey and Orange streets Among other conVe
nences is pump of the best water in Wilmington, oppo
site the door, part of which belongs to the properly
The buildings nearly new. The above would be ex
changed for properly in the country.
No. >. frame house and lot on Broad street, between
Orange and Ta;nall streets.
No. s. frame house Shpiey street, between Broac
and Hanover streets. The terms will be accommodating
small portion only Of the purchase money being wanted
For further particulars apply to the subscriber, No. -
Broad street.
II The advertiser being about to into the codn
try and wishing to close ali speedily possible
requests the immediate attention Of all persons indebted
to him. BENJAMIN w. BRACkEN.
Scnt Q 75-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
BY authority Of the State of D.iauare.

SAMUEL PAINTER, Governor of the said State, to all
10 whom these Presents shall come:
NTHERE Us. on the first TUESDAY in October, being the
W fifth day q that month, in the wear OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and enty four Elections tor the
choice OF Representative OF and fn SAID Sac, in the
Nineteenth Congress of the Unted States, were held
ccrtng to the Laws OF HE SAID State tie several Coun.
lies thereof: And whereas retutu> OF the said Elections
IN due manner made ou, signed. sealed, and executed.
have been delivered 70 according the Laws OF the
ga state hy the respective Shetts the said Counties
an having examined the said returns and enumerated aud
asceiae, the numoet Of for eac and Candl-
da'e or person v9ted for such Representative, have
found Louis Lane, Esquire, 10 be tie person highest in
woe and the refore duly eleced
10 therefore, according The form Of an act ofhe Ge-
neral assembly OF the said state ia such case made and
provided d clare the said ioris MANE the person high
est in vote At he Elections aforesaid and therefore duly
eli cted the Representative Of sn for the said State of De
a"are in the Nineteenth Congress OF the United States
Gwen under my liard and the Grea, Seal Of the
Sa said STATE. at naver. the cighteeu't day Of
October IN the wear OF our Lofd one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty four, and
? OF the Independence of the said State the
Forty
SAMUEL. PAINTER.
By the Governor,
H. u. RlpsELr, Secretary Of State.
October %. 90,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

yE,E subscribers beg leave inform their friends and
Il the public thar they have commenced the
Auction and Commission Business,
1t their .iuGrloN R2oM, Corner " shiptey an
Hish streets, meet door to he Stran Tavern,
where sales VIII be held every Ueqesday ana Scrday
morning. The greatest attention will be paid to property
Iensed their care, sud every facility rendered To Their
customers whose orders they will be happy to receive.
the auction VII be open every DAY tor The reception
Ipf goods and tic Ater themselves that their accono
dating and reasonable terms and pro-pt attention, will
gave general satisfaction.
They have alsu established lire and Cure Market,
back Of General j. Volts Hotel Sales in the country,
of Real Personal Ptope,ty, will be undertaken.
DOWNEE AND ROBlNETT.
Wilmington sept :, 1924 rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
Lumber Yard Removed.

lTS7lE subscriber has removed his Ltraber TardEo 4
late stand TO Joseth Rsbnson'e Hunt sdioinrEr KIM
isreei, where he has on hand an assortment Of Ua3
lrio'g Pine Bsarde ScGnAing, Plank, Shgyfgg AID pn
lfey Ldihs, Shasies Of different kinds, and intends [
Ing general supply Of all kinds of lumber used h n
ding all OF whchh offers for on Tie most moc,g,
terms. WILLIAM SIMMONS
Wilmington, June Is, 1924 81.
\. d. He would purchase quantity of Lumber d K.
different kinds, or would receive Lumber to sell On
mission.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

WILL. he offered at public sale, On FRTD.7Y Ne jAF
W -Esrsnb'I hest, st O'Clock, p. NJ on the prcnse,
situated en- the road from Wilmington to KEN tsqa,
miles from the tornie and 4 mlles from the klrEa
Catistana hundred. New castle county ard state OF Df
ware, z PLANTATIONS, containing IS acres OF lar5
good state OF cultivation, and well watcred nco'ed go
divided parly with good thorn hedges with gool pr
portion Of woodland and meadow, and grod mill s4'
with a tall oi p feet. Possession will be given OH the 'l
Of March, Or sooner if agreed on.
JOSEPH TussEY
Oct. 10 Sj--S
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FSuH .ac caf. j eii, coa.u,, !, h.a.., Z. l.nas,ne
Z c5sasirt ON, and, AZ! ,scHss 81 H.. b ass aud ot, i
,4 sale IA. If5tlN Yl!E No no. MAr;-...,rect Nli.
rn.t II p.a4are
VESIL;36 WIS
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r9H t.e N. rs,at III ,he Du5lfc ~ harci,. r.ft'h.
thtt Is tolio.tr,e ,ef.or, vEU., r,i4. AZ. MI, /,
l,-ut0nc p,r Of Ii, ann. 3cttc ~. HI. IN ..4r
DIVA n e Aldermen "a. ,h. N, n n, c...- mi berr
IN, ,Norn o- irmcd severlly ..,cI I'M Il tltr-,I
s hcv h, made use Of IN jI,.oa ,r,.rn1sn's COUGH
hons i3r INDIAN sDcciGel .Yo II, i..lte. uttb IN.
.rca,e,. s,cecss, fr tn HIM y N cmr c,ids allIn.
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Laqc Brs,15.,red u yea,s Of ..e CIV Of I,rco.t,,
opg o., +. i,yeo,s- a4.tsI y,,4 j xrye-a r,,,ri WAN
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,oI,s H c..,n,,ty. ,,,ril IA. .,.,.r -" 10!
o;-plet. ,.,r. III IA, 1Ipl. ,i.c ,r,n.d NJ +
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casrer ce,r,+, IN, ,:n. ;ji NH, ,,., M i
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and M rer, -i,re ,Sr" ,.i i.a :, N 'a.a {,
MI ~ 3, se' -N''"e- 80 s.'s'''-eI W "eSe"''
II, Seei s,cl,0 ye,rs Of Iittls BRIAN ,o,so.;r.
ancas. a. colnty 4 ION. tt,e ,n,,.o,s ,a, NJ,
Inle.4 e.r. III "A. /, NM s,,as-s s,c at ~, si., i
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At .4i)EMN.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FkNliE partnership l. -totore eysng between EnwAnn
= \. BNLI and CEtLKLEr S0vEEs CARVING On tie Dry
Goods business II the thorough Of Wluu- ION, tY Chalk
Is Solters Was ills "a, soiyed by l,u,la consent.
lh,se VINO lave claims FOX Gsct- Juciast he Sore
il areu eir accounts for settlement and al pes
me- ted, ii please make immediate pAvmeu. Ia Edward
Biy, WHO authorized 70 receive and settle the came
EDWARD =. BAiLl,
CifAiNEi.A SUME!tS.
Whining on, Oct ,, 1924 a3-qt
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TnlAsrnr pEr.nrnrrr. ~. n

TnEAsunr DLrAnTMESr, Iune AZ ia,
NOTICE is hereby given TO the ptorr,eto,s ~ -
~ changed per cent. stock of 1872 ss,od we t1'
ance Of act of Congress entitled can ac ant Fusu'
subscription TO the old six per cent and deferred ~
and providing for an exchange Of the same ased w.
sixth of July, 1912, that the principal Of the SAID % We
the interest which may be due thereon Al M ,i oSA 'i
be paid TO the said propretors their a,torn,s VIII
thorized, the first day Of January 1925, a, th az
in Washington, or at such Loan Office on the
Of any portion Of said stock may sand ""e'e'
Information is further given, that a surrender ort
ti6cates Of the said exchanged six per cen, s,ock
required at the time Of redemption and nat IL "I Oe
thereon, viii cease and determine On the 3lst d,y
Icembcr 1894. WM H. CRAWFnph ="
july 9. 59-tlJan. Secretary Of he = 4o,,r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
NOTICE

~ hereby given that intend to petition the General As
semhy OF the State of Delaware, their session III
January next for law oyest in title to tract OF land
in Mill Creek hundred Newcastle county, called Homony
Ridge, formerly belonging William Moore, containing
125 acres, bounded by White Clay creek, lands OF VIM
Mote George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin.
Oct 2, 1924. 84-3mp ABEL JEANS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
SiIERIFFrS SALE.
By PETER B. DELANY, snER1yy

BY FE LK Is. DLLANi, SHERIFF.
write of writ Of lev. facas to me directed VIII be
~ exposed TO public SALE al the house OF Eli Lamborn
Wilmington, in Clrisiana hundred, on Saturday the sod
nst at o'clock p. NJ ali at plantation or tract Of .nd
situate in hrandywine hundred, bounded by lands Of II o.
mas smith, Amor laiey Harmon Iaey, Joseph Day loan
Marks and Tie Wilmington & Great valley Turnpike ri:
containing scvensiX acres, two quarters and nine pech.
S Of land, nore or less together with all and singular tn
improvements and appurienances thereunfo belonging
seized and taken in execution as the property of n,as
N'kee, Newcastle, Oct 16 1894 S9-At
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