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FOR RENT.

HNbE oPEoUON PULLING MILL, on
The OpequoB Greek, is Gov rent for .
term Of years This property i one mile
from smiihheld and seven from Cbsslessown
Persons S'shihg TO febt viii eall on Mr
samuel Cameron.
JOHN ~ WHITEHALL.
Jefferson county, FEB f6. ta51. --tF
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BOLIVAR,
(Ihe hyperion J.fCK, ]

8 now ready TO commence business.
q He will stand at Mr.. Thomas II.
Willis on the following terms Seven
dollars the season. dischargable by six il
paid within the season and nine dollars
20 insure a mare, pay able as soon as the
mare 10 known TO be in Coal, or parted
with. VIM. B WILLIS.
March IF
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A THOROUGH bred horse, rising eve
n years old, of fine figure end size, will
stand the ensuing season, three days in each
wee Kat Doctor Thomas 1.-TWO or three han.
ercd Yards from Woods taVern) on the rosd
from ChsrIesiown to Winchester, and the
remaining days in each week he NAV be
found nj my fathers stable, two miles from
ChariesiowD, on The road ica1ing TO Smith.
field. Particulars Of pedigree sud terms
will be given hsresfIer IN baBdbills u
viii not however, lie amiss TO mention here.
that the dam Of Napoleon has descended
from the best families Of running horses in
Ameries, To vii: the Diomede, SnJ the i'm.
ported Medley. II will be remembered.
ihst Grsechus, the sire ef NspoIeon, wss
also by the old imported Diomsds
WILLIAM P. FLOOD, Jr.
February IS. IsSz-if.
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NEW BOOKS.
YNHE Subscriber has just received
y the following valuable Books
Golssusith's Works. 4 vol
P0pe's lVol
Crsb5's English Synonyms, I vol
Banop's Nat History. 5 vols new ed
Mefniosh's Eagiand. 4 vel
SCOTS Scotland. 2 vol
Gond's Book Of Nature, 1 vol
Philip Augustus, q vol
Eugese AFam. 2 vol
Pelham Novels, 10 vel
Calls Life Of Byres.
blsir's Lectures,
i.oekhsgt's Napoieon. . vol.
Family Library, % vol
Outlines Of History.
Iife Of Sir Isaac Newton,
Mrs. Hemss's Poems, s vol
ByEon's Works, 8 vols,
ITSing's Cpiumbus, 2 volaA
Together uiib q gsssTal assortnsai Of
Books 20 The various Department. Of lite
nature aod ssisacs.
JOHN Z HAYDEN
Bolivar, March 8. 1854
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DANIEL LEE, c. c.
CoNnI..lonEa's ovelrr.

Ch~tsaSra, Aar.h 2sth, 1872. {
TIE parties TO the above mentioned suit
ara hereby notified that shall attend n nav Of
ice on Thursday the ~ dsyof May next, a. Q
O'Clock, A. ". foe the purpose % bringing
20 anai close the accounts between them.
ordered By the Court 10 be settIed-ybcn
and where they are requested 20 attend and
exhibit sny additional vouchers, evidence or
papers deemed necessary 70 the adjustment
"f their accounts.
n. W0RTITTNGTOS, CamT
~ w CT. SEP. q. gfL. q a. Jtr III Co.
March 70, Is59.
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"A SN EEPSTAkE RACE for one hun
"A dred dollars entrance, hall forfeit. for
three years old colts and fiiiie.. will DO
run for over Samuel Ssrider's course.
on the Sd Tuesday 10 May neAt. Essries
can be made with Mr. Daniel En,Ier, Of
Shepberdstown, or with Samuel Strider.
Feb. 10. 1882,
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IN CH.ANCERY

1T being suggested 10 the court that Roger
Il Humphreys aud Charles Wager, defendants
Ia this cause, are dead, by consent &c parties by
their attOruies, the eaase Is revived against Geo
w. Humphreys, administrator Of the aaid Roger
Humphreys deceased, aud Carver Willis, sheriff
OF J-tersoa county, TO whom was committed the
administration de JsBis non Of the said Charles
Wager, deceased, Edward Wager, his sdmiais-
ta'or. being dead, an, thc plsiStih fled his bill
70 revive The saine against 1Ieadweli Smith AMI
hnh Cs,ipssioe his wife, late Am Catharine liun,-
phreys, aud Enly Humphreys, adalt heirs of the
.a'h Roger liuIopbrcys, deceased, and Maria
tomsa, tseorIe, Robert, md John Humphrey,
isfss' elsslirvh and heirs &c the said Roger Hum.
phrcys, deecAsed,--aod by eooseht IL parties.
Robert ]. bsoun is appointcd guardian al Lfs,s,
ior the aid infant defendants, Who thertzIuon fl
Ell hts answer and the cause coming ou To be
heard this l6th day of March, 1852, on the bilI.
eNinetts, and answer, wa argued by eouoseli on
confederation whereof, aud by further eonscnt a
the parties W their counsel, the court doth adj
Jasige, orsseF snd slserec, that Master Commits
,ionsT Wogtl.iBgion do examioe. STATE, and setile
inc accounts betssen tie paFtics siating 30 sach
msa'ers specially dernsed Icgtiaeut By hinsrif or
uh'eh fnsy be rcquired By either 81 the parties
70 BE- specially STAGED, and make report lhreof 10
the oouI', ~ order % = Enzi decrve.
A eopy--Teste,
ROBERT r. BROV.v c. r.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
0uoRaH aAREY

Garner # Baliissogs snd CIarls, Street,
Bsifim0rs.
q as Tor sale a General Assortm-n,
H Of DOMESTIC GOODS. con
slsiIng, 10 part. ~ q IfeIfhsa.r j. .gnUI,
Cos. = fDtesli.'' .. FIamiifon. y {" .N;.rl,ss :,
. Ereteg," " .1reFy." and +" Piefsfela', Al.
E.sAcr0sEs. hseh viii be sold on favor
abls terms ~ he Package o. Piece.
February 2, Is33-Sm.
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SODA FOUNTAIN
Ton RAR.n

EOA ssle, ~ The charIe.tswn Apo.he
cary 8 Beck Store. SODA FOUN.
TAIN, add apparatus, &c. belooo;n0 a
the same. JANIS HROvSN "
March 90, 1888.
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underAlgHed have Just feto'.
~ $1,000 pounds If veil cBf'd
bACON' whish they oass Eor sale b, ibs
quantity or othsFxise
JOSEPB g HAYS.
JOS 4 RUSSELL
HsFpsrs Ferry March. -. 1852
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China, Glass, & EarthenWare.
HUGH CHARLES s16TrR,

1fsEA.1XtfjRL.7. ID. e.
HAS JUST RECEIVED pes sbip she.
SahliOok, fromA Liverpool, his Ssyine
.isssyfmenf IF cA&Ef sad E-fR11HEN
tF.fRE- eempris<zk vert exseassse add
handsome supply 81 GOODS, selected by
careful sgents. OF the latest ssy lea, end q the
VIZ Lowest rates. To these he invites the
attention Of hiseouatry ftiends, end promis~s
ms best exertions To please, both In site n,ion
and prices
Tie has also very recently Imported, per
ship WithaSs ByrHss. from France, ria New
York, very hsndseme assortment Of
TRH21OH GIFT C1z1HA,
oh,red AZ the lovesi prices.
An extensive supply og Cut, Plain, and
Moulded GLASS WARE, constantly aug.
menied by arrivals from the B.snafactores
Being sgeus for the New. HngIand Glsss
Bottle Company, he can kIrnish she best
quality Porter. Ciisv. and Hive BO1TLES
az he JaetSyy prices
Pipes ia boxes,
WinsD.s Giuss Of every size and Of good
quality.
Dt0iJshns from quart TO gallon.
STONE WARE
Ut every description snd are
Alexandra. March 6. 1882 --6w.
Mar IS
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Cheap Cloths.

HUhPHRgY KEYgs has on band lsrwe
y as,ss'@sa a. CLOTHS, which we've
Pwebased = Erstioa and uill DC sotl sheaB.
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CoMMrs.IoNrah orr,cs,

Chartesfotrn, March S1fh, 1852.
THE parties interested in the sbove-mcn-
toned suit, are hereby notified, that have
appointed "WEDNESDAY THE SECOND DAT OF
MAY NEXT, 10 attend st my ONCE aforesaid.
81 o o'ciork. A NJ to commence the taking
OF evidence, to ascertain "tbe value Of the
several tracts OF land stated in the proceed.
ings (of this suii) TO have been sold by Jesse
Moore, az the lime they were SO sold, the
prices q which they were sold, and the va
ius Of the said lands NJ the present time, ex
elusive OF any permanent Improvements
made theron since the sales aforesaid: -
tend, with any evidence they may think pro.
per to produce, relsting TO the same
H. wORTHINGTON, Ceu'r
0fne Cir. Sup. Ci efL. e ca for Jeff: Co.
[March 20, 1881
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Young Jack Sopus

Carding Machine for Sale.
NNHE subscriber, living nesr liar.
pefs-Fefry, has for sale a frat.
rate CARDING MACHINE, whieh be
vii sell on accommodating ierms
ANAlsIADDAl MOORE.
Feb. -. IesQ-6G
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:


cherry, for the county Of jefferson, March I6, 1889:
James Is. Wager, administrator de 6o,sis NON Of
John Wager, jr. deceased, (~ho was admins
traitor OF John Wager, sen. deceaScd,)
PLAINTIFF,
Basil Williamson and Margaret his wife, late
Margaret Wager, Mary SetliE, late Mary Wa
Ger, Hannah Humphreys, late Hannah Wager,
Philip Wager, and Joseph Hoffman, the nus
band, aud Ellsn A. Hoffman and George iloif-
man, infant children aud heirs OF Elizabeth
Hoffman, late Elizabeth Wager, William In
cas-, executor Of Robert Lucas, deceased, Who
was executor Of Edward Lucas, deceased, -
Hannah Wager, widow and adminisira,ris Of
Edward Wager, deceased, and Charles, Eliza
beth, Edward Lee, and James r. Wager, in
FAINT children and heirs Of the said Edward
Wager. deceased, Mersey Wager, widow aud
asimiuiStratTix Of John Wager, seu deceased,
Carver Willis, sheriff OF JrfF,-rsoa county, TO
whom the estate Of Charles Wager, deceased,
was committed, N administrator d bonis non -
and t'eorge w. Humphreys, administrators Of
Roger Humphreys, deceased, and TreaslwrIi
smith aud Ann CatlIarise hiss wife, late Ann
Cs,harine Humphreys, and Emily Humphreys.
aad Maria Louisa, George, Robert, and John
Humphreys, children and heirs of the aaisl
Hannah Humphreys, aud AL but the two fra
named, infants undcr t~ enty-one years e age,
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Fresh Ornnges y Lemons
sob sass. e ibs ChaIaestsvn Apotbs
~ cay asd Beck Store. BY
MAsch -. issa
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The fine Bloodsd Horse.
Rx2 wxI.I.YAM.

4 s . beautiful red sorrel, Eve years old this
4 spring. Of fine sizes nearly or quite SIX
teen hands high, aneiy proportional, CON.
binlng strength. activity. and beauty. He
will stand the ensuing season, at my farm, on
Opequon, near smiih6ed, IN jefferson eoun.
", aud vill be let 20 mares al the reduced
Pnce OF Eight Dollars tcash) the single leap,
Twelve Dollars ,ho season, discharged BY
Ten. u paid within ne season, and twenty
Dollars 10 ensure mare, payable - soon 90
she v knowu 60 be wish foal, or parted with.
Fifty cents TO the groom foe each mare. 10
be paid when the mare is sent to the horse
All mares sent to the horse without written
instructions 70 the contrary, will be catered
BY the season. The season has commenced.
and viii term'nate on the iss of July. All
persons whose mares did not prove IN fosI.
that we're put TO my horse by the season, IN
1910. may nov put the same number 20 siT
VILLAS. BY the season, snd unless they prove
= foal, shalt pay nothing the hily eesls "a
he gFoom excepted
CARVER VILLA
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March q, Is37.

Pedigyce.--siF william wss Ros By the
celebrated running horse Sir " ililaFn, he b,
SF AFehys be BY The imported Dinnaed, aud
he BY PiOriEsl, in Esgland- oh SIR william
dam was ,lle rsssiag mare Bcllona. full SISTER
"a BellViil, she By the eeiebrhisd horse He'll.
Ar, be by The imported siedlsy TeitAir's
dan, ~ The noted FaBaisg horse Vortex. his
grand dam Blsek SELMA, IS old FesFnsaghs.
bis 3 grand dam wss Col. Hoskin's imported
safe, ~ the tsojolphin Afsbisn. sir " ..
Hams dan, Margaret, SIS euf ofa Ctlof mare
~ Hiogissi' be ~ hsj Bells gIogizel. He
By the imported DEEMED. Flonsei, me siss
u hssEstei, sss Out ~ YHagos sid sbt ~
TIE imported horse whip. ulof Old Vissgos
sbe ~ the inpofted koiass BE by Beguhis,
and he By ne t.o,lulphln hFsbisn Cei,r.
The sire 81 HaFesset's dsa sss cot ef Gen
head's lanOss Arissosis mare, b. old Janus
WILLIAM GAINES,
n ChGrte,t cssqfg, 80
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CLAN
Gerry for the county of Jefferson, March Is, 1889:
John Buckmasfer. .Atiminisirafoy de
bonis non Of Ifiiiam Broadus, .Sr.
deceased, PLAIsTIFY,
AGAINST
lillian Broad,is, Jr., John Griggs,
Sr. and Others, DEFENDANTS
IN CHANcERY.
AN motion Of the plaintiff, by his
~ Cosnsei, the court doth order aud
adjudge. that the parties. defendants in
the Bill mentioned, who were purchasers
Of the personal property Of the estate Of
William BrOadus, senior, deceased, sOld
by the defendant. William Broadus, ir.
TO wit: John Griggs, 81 Daniel Snyder,
George Raven. David Hunter. Samuel
w. Lakeland, Richard Blackburn, John
X. Flagg. James Wysong. David Diliow,
Hugh McDonsld, John Strider, Philip
Coens, Oliver Sloan. George w. Painter,
James Roper. Jacob Cooper. Thomas
Thompson. aud William Heoff, whose
obiigailons,ss appears, have become due,
be, and they are hereby directed, to pay
the several amounts respectively due from
them on said account, TO RobertT. Brswn,
who Is appointed . receiver for that pur-
pose and the said Robert T. Brown,
upon receiving the said fund, 10 TO depo-
site the same in the Bank Of the VALLEY
al Chsrlestown. TO the credit Of this cause.
A copy-Teae,
ROBERT + BROWN. c. c.
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THE parties interested in the above men.
toned suit, ere hereby notified. thatI have
appointed MONDAY TIE 30TH or APRIL NEXT.
TO commence sny survey which may be re-
qiired by any or either Of The parties. -
gfeesbly 10 the above decree; aud that
will continue the same from day to day, or
completed.
JAMES NJ. BROWN,
March %, 1889. Surveyor JEFF. Co
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WHOLE NO. 81.

flattered themselves with hopes Of his
recovery, but a modification had taken
place internally, and he died wit hout a
grDnn:
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q IL IG / N A l..

The following interesting paper was read before
the Newport Associate Society at late regular
meeting. In availing ourselves of the kind pernis-
sion Of the author to lay it before readers, we
will only remark, that from his excellent oppOru-
mites for correct information, the historical accu-
racy of the account may be safely relied upon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-strcet and Sher-
mans wharf, IA few doors south of the Brick
market. II Entrance first door down the wharf.
Terms
81 in advance, or 1925 at the end Of the year.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Pension Office,
Washington, October 4, 1892.

THE number Of applications for Pensions under the recent
act ofCongres already exceeding l2000 together with the
state Of the health city fo time past has prevented
the examination and decision these Claims with much
speed is by the Department. and due
the services and suerings the mertoous veterans
titled to the bounty of their cotry When it recoleced
that these claims contain minute statement of facts by the
applicants embracing their wi ole revolutionary service,
geher with such corroborating proof circumsanul and d
rect they able coest and that all these nvest
gated and compared with the oils and other records of the
Department. and that this proc is necessary y to esa
bsh just claims and to prevent the granting Of fraudulent
ones, and that nothing will the latter object but the
most careful examination and rigid scrutiny Some idea may
be formed Of the time and labor requisite effect these Objects
It impossible 60 with the current business of the
office, and all the lett RS, they received
And this notice given that applicants may DC satsneo
their will be ia the order Of their reception
of the result whether favorable adverse whether suspon-
ded for further proof explanations his case can
be taken up And all may rest assured that the vgo
efforts will be made to bring this whole close
with little delay possible and nothing in the power of
the Department will be wanting, give effect to the benevo
lent intentions of Congress.
By order, JAMES L. EDWARDS.
Oct. 9-A
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STORE EOEs ZEN 4.

And possession given immedalely-Fhat long
established stand in the village Of Brandy wine,
(near the Brandywine Flour Mlls.) occupied for
many years by the subscriber.-It is spacious
building for store Of various articles,
similar to a well assorted Country store, or Dry
Goods or Groceries alone. The situation is plea.
SAINT and healthy, and large retail business may
be done for cash. WIN. M'CAUI,LEY,
Village Of Brandywinc, near Wilmington.
March 9-Iawtf
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VALUABLE HOUSES
HIN the City of Wilmington.
lIil 1;!l

THE subscriber offers at private sale, in the city
of Wilmington, TWO BRICK HOUSES la'e the
property of o. Horsey, Esq. situate the west side
of Market street, between Wood and Kent streets,
and nearly opposite the Academy. One of them is q
large THREE STORY HOUSE, we'll finished in
modern style wi extensive and conimodous bae K
buildings. The lot extending from Market to Ship
ley streets The other TWO STORY HOUSE
adjoining.
If desirable to the purchaser part of the purchase
meney may remain OIL the pi emises. This propert,
will be sold separate or together
JOSEPH BAILY.
Wilmington. 9th mo 14ih--law2m
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Office of the Commissioners underline Act to carry
into eject the Congsation nil France,

into erect the Conpentlon tetst France
WARRINGTON CIrxs Sth Sept 1882.
ORDERED, That all persons having claims under
the Convention between the United States and His
Majesty the King ofthe French concluded on The 4th
July, 1881, do file memorials Of the same with the
Secretary of the Board, Every memorial fl!Rd
must be addressed the commissioners; it set
forth infinitely and particularly the facts and crcum-
stances whence the tight to prefer such claim is de-
rived the claimant, and it must be verified by his
affidavit.
And in order that claimants may be apprised Of
what the Board now considers necessary be averred
in every such memorial, before the will be re-
Gel, ed and acted on, it is further
Ordered, That in every such memorial it shall be
set forth,
l. For and nbehalf of whom the claim is preferred
2. Whether the claimant is citizen of the United
States of America; and if So he is native or
n +turalized, and where is now his domicil it he
claims in his right, then whether he citizen
when the claim had its origin, and where was then
his domicil or if he claims in the right of another
then whether SUE other citizen when the claim
had its origin, and where then and where is now
his domicil.
| 8. Whether tho entire amount of the claim does
now, and did the time when the claim had its origin,
belong solely and absolutely to the claimant; and if
any other person is or has been interested therein
in any part thereof then WHO'S such other person, and
what u.s. was, iii and extent of his inter st;
and how, when, by what means, and for what con-
sderaon the transfer of rights it any such
| were, took place between the parties.
| A. Whether the claimant or any other who may at
any time have been entitled to the amount claimed,
any part thereof, hath received any, and if any,
what Of money other equivalent as indem-
MITIGATION for the whole any part of the loss oil
injury upon which the claim is founded; and if SO,
when, and from whom, the same recei. ed
4 And that time may he allowed 10 tho sl~i.'.s'.s q
prepare and file the memorials 1hs mentioned, it j:
| further
present session, will adour to meet again oil the
the third Monday of December next, at which time
proceed to decide whether the memorials which may
have been filed with the Sec etay are in conformit,
to the foregoing ORDERS and proper to be received TO
examination and to transact any other business ,ha
m " come before it and that the Secretary caust
public notice thereof to be given in the journals autho
rized to publish TIL laws of the United States.
BY order of the Board,
o. E. FROST, Sec.
| Sept. 25-IawtDI7
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SaO0 RmW q ,E&Da

Runaway from the subscribeis s.om on board
the schooner James e Samuel yuf. ssls~ ess4ssn
Boat Wharf, Wilmington, on the 2sfssf June last, a
black man, about 2s years Of age wio calls himself
ISAAC.
Said Isaac is about five feet four inches in heigth
dark complexion, heavy set, long head sharp face,
and scarcely any hair on his head, Had on when he
falcons, but no coat roundabout; red flannel cap,
no hat: other clothing not recollected Said man
when walking has kind of roll in bis movements,
which would be sufficient to make him known from
almost any other; very quick speech. Whoever
takes up said Isaac, and hun in any Jail so
that get him again, shall receive the above reward,
and ali reasonable charges paid.
IZATUS COLE,
Northumberland County, Virginia.
July 13-3mD M
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FRED.aY. OCTOBER re, 1882
SlEfLNR1NN0S 9NhNo

BY virtue of sundry writs of vend exponas 10 d-
rected, will be exposed 10
PUBLIC SALE,
At the house of John Butler, Black Morse tavern,
Wilmington, in Chrstiana hundred, On Saturday, the
27th day of October inst. at Q O'Clock, p M.
The following described lands and premises, situate
in Chrstiana hundred, to wit bounded by the Lam
caster turnpike road, by the Wilmington and Chris.
tana road. the Dear Creek marshro lands late of
William Hemphill and Clemens creek, with la &c
brick tavern (called Black Horse tavern, and large
frame stabng thereon erected, containing ten acres
be the same or less. Seized and taken in exc
cution as the property of Joseph Marshall deceased
and to be sold by
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Shf.
New Castle, Oct IS, 1882
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NOTICE.

IN obedience to an act of the General Assembly of
the State of Delaware, passed at Dover the 9th day
of February, 1882. hereby notify all persons
cerned, that expect to attend at New Castle, on
Monday the 18th day of November next in order to
settle the accounts of the County Treasurer and
Others and also settle with the School Committees
of said County.
Dover, Oct. 10, 1882. asst
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a, %4RIAAlaNg FOR SAAlEaAHHs
To be Sold at Public Sale,

ON THURSDAY, the 18th day of November,
at O'Clock, p. M. on the premises, FARM, con-
tanning 1914 acres, in Mill Greek Hundred, bounded
by lands of Samuel Hardness, Thomas Rankns, Geo.
Jacobs and Others % miles north of Newark, one
mile west of Jeans & Eastbun's lime quarries 1t
has been nearly all lined, thousand bushels was
put it last spring. 1t is well watered the fence is
principally chesnut, IA acres Of wood The buildings
log house, four rooms on floor, stone spring
house near the door, over never failing spring Of
good water. log and frame barn with stabling under
meath, treading floor "a feet square.
1t is in healthy neighbourhood, convenient to
mills and places Of public Worship Any person wish
ing to view the property. may the same by apply
ing to the subsoriisr iiSiae - AZ.
Oct 2s--law4tp