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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07

I
ded Y. 5. ROsECRANs
Major General Commanding
Mr.. Russell OF the London Times. has final
" tempted his whole mind on the Su3jecof
men and matters in America. A long review
in that journal Introduces u.s. in advance Of the
republication which we presume is inevitable
to the pages of his ':Amcrican Diary: and
fortifes the anteeedent probability that We
should find in it a lively picture Of the troubled
surface Of things over which the Especial of
The Times skinned with 50 light and fleet
wing
Under the recent order Of the Judge Adyo-
cate of the Z. S., at Washington: allovlngvo.
men and children to go South: several ladies
and children went from this place.
Gen. Butler is to visit New York impedi-
atelv. The reports about his being placed in
che Cabinet. and at the head Of division OF
the army, &c., are now contradlctec'.
Government financial affairs are now attract
ing more attention than ever, both IN Washing
ten, and at the North.
The friends Of Senator Sumner say that he
exercises great inauence at this time: IN the
administration OF public affairs.
CoURT.-Y estcrclay afternoon and to-day,
tie Court was engaged in the trial Of civil
causes Of no interest TO the public.
Great scarcity Of food prevails among the
fishing population OF newfoundland >,
The Cincinnati Gazette gives deplo1ao'7
account of the condition Of the runaway aus
released slaves in the rivers below II S"''
the nun Der of colored persons at the oile, 10
stations from Carlo TO Helena, and lncluu'"7
these. with Corin1h and Grand Junction.
thought to be from y, 600 TO 20: 600 aIthous"' y
is constantly varying at each point. 4 la'S'
proportion of these are old and lnhrm'
The funded debt of New York has been -
dneed over two millions OF dollars during 'n'
past wear BY actual payment, in the tace o. ~
COMPLETION of the canal enlargement o. Wv
navment Of all demands, and Of heavy wa
EXPENSE. The Comptroler's estimate I0r ~" nv
State taxes the ensuing yearis about three ar+
quarter millions, against double that amour, S;s
Lost year. There is great falling OF IN 'll;s
resnect owing largely to the fact that nothing .
required by the canal. :, ,.,a and
The total number Of slaves :oro E,;s Proc roc
decreed to be free by President Lincoln ,arts Of
lamation in the designated States ano p orcept-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07
GEN. ROsECRAN's OPERATIONS
rro,rexnondence Of the Baltimore SUM-


correspondence Of the Baltimore sun
sin o)a naragraph from Gen Rosecraps
disDatch is worth whole volumes OF silly talh
about an overwhelming defeat OF tue reosis.
He SAYS this whole country IS natural lo-ll-
fcaton. No great battle can 5e fought WIN
ont making regular approaches. Gen Rose
Grams course after the battle or the % was q
counterpart to that Of Mcclellan $ IN Ant1etam'
In DISPATCHES to Gen. lalleck, pubAlshed IN
nthe official organ here, be says: line 81 was
snent IN bringing up and distributing proEs-
ions and ammunition Tomorrow (ounoay!
we shall probably not fight unless attacked.
Though the retreat Of the enemy was known
to Gen. Rosecrans on the morning OF the 4th,
he adds in his dispatch to Gen. HiaIleck, the
dav (4fh) was occupied in distributing anllnu-
tion, burying the dead, and collecting arms
from the field Of battle, The pursuit was com
menced from the centre, the tvo-leadlng orl-
gades arriving on the west side OF Stone 11Ver
this evening" From such dispatches OF an
educated and experienced soldier, men OF sense
oat an idea Of the real difficulties OF making
an extended interor campaign IN just such
soyt Of country as that between Washington
and Richmond.
"TiEpov1SG AWAY TIE MITTENs We
find the following pa agraph IN the Rochester,
Trnion and Atlvertiser-a Democratic journal OF
New York:
':The following is an extract from private
letter dated Washington: New Year Day
The writer is 8 prominent citizen OF neigh
boring county:
u have it on good authority that last even
inc the President summoned his Cabnet, to-
geihcr, including Gen. Halleck, and without
much ado, and without even the preface Of an
"Gentlemen, in the management and conduct
of his war from hencefi nth | shall be the
head Of the concern ] have ia ken OF my
oyercoat and thrown away my n11ttens: and
sha!] now do something. | believe that am
90 Gamble Of debating TO you as you are to me,
and Hereafter, therefore, shall direct and or
dor matters myself \ change has become ne
cossary, and now IS the time TO lnaueurate It:
and hencoforth | will not be dictated to, and
will not be lnterfered With.
1.-THE gentleman who told me the above IS
Trustworthy, and believe it to be true
Rev. G. ". DenDison made speech at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07

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WEDNESDAY, EVEN'G, JANUARY 7.
T,ocAL.-The weather, early this morning,
was quite cold AID some ice formed.
7>ani Rarton. summoned as a juror at the
lonntv Court, d clined to take the oaths ten
,Iared 70 him, and was therefore, notquallj1cd
Renee stealing goes on unchecked IN the sub
orhs: the fence around the garden OF the once
baanf;f;,l residence Of Mrs Perry, lower end OF
j1airfax street. is nearly 81 carried away II ne
roof of M, enrine house at the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad depot, has been raised
and . cupola built over the turn table to pro
tect i from the weathcr.-A bill has been IN
tro,}ueed into the Washington city councils,
20 relieve the city from any further liability on
account Of the Alexandria md Washington Il.
r., by transferring the interest OF the city IN
the road o. Hay, on certain conditions
The Washington Chronicle Says "ChaunceA
r Snow IS anne uncctl as a caDdioate to rep
resent the Alexandria district iii the Congress
Of the United States 1.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Is at present free from obstructlng
and boats are daily arriving at and departing
from Georgetown; during the past week Tor
ty-hye boats arrived.
The New York Express complains much OF
the action Of the British government IN re1a-
,ion &c the Alabama, and other Confederate
uizers. and saws that the effect OF the 1ecent
CAPTURES by the Alabama has been to Increase
the rates of freight on American vesscls-,o
7v7t no the war risks-and to turn the com
marca q the world over to Great Britain
TIE Washington Republican says, ten.
Hooker left the city last evening on his return
to the Army Of the Potomac 1t is reported
in military circles that he had II pocket autho-
r;+x, 20 s,,nercode Gen Burnside. This is doubt
ful
The Cincinnati Enquirer gives statements
concerning Gen. Mcneil, of Mo, in relation to
his conduct towards the wives and children OF
the men he recently hung, which, If true, VIII
be looked upon by all men, as requiring action
by lis super;or5 ia office,
There are various contradictory rumors af1oaf,
relative to Mediation and 1nterventlon-some
letters from Europe affirming one thing and
others declaring exactly the contrary.
= VIM. II. .Rasin> Of Prince George County,
Nd. has been arrested in Baltimore, charged
with being about to carry mail to Richmond.
Rumors are again aAoat concerning change
apC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07
DISPATCH FROM GEN. ROsEnp ~

DISPATCH FROM GEN ROSErRAyo
HEADQUARTERS Department oFrUr Co.,
BERLAND, Jan. 5.-1Iajor Gen. Il. y Hi
leck, General-in- Chief:-We have fonpht O,a
Of the greatest battles Ct the war, and arc
victorious. Our entire success on the 3lst wac
prevented by surprise Of the right flank bnt
we have, nevertheless, beaten The enemy At.
ter three days BATTLE
They flew with great precipitation Saturday
night.
The last Of their columns Of cavalry left this
morning.
Their loss has been>very heavy.
General Raines and Hanson killed.
Ciasdon Adams, and Breckenridge are woun
ded, Y. s. RosEcRANs,
Major General Commanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07

Rev. C. ". Dennison made speech at the
Negro Jubilee, in New York, over President
Lincoln proclamation. lie said
"He felt almost as if he was in kingdom
come (Cheers) It was like a scene OF the
resurrection. " e should work for liberty in
snite Of Governor Seymour and the devil COM
bined. He thought credit enough was not
GIVEN GIVEN to Abe Lincoln. Abe Lincoln is An
drew jackson christianized One year. ago
last Nav he cot his commission CT President
Lincoln as chaplain, and told him his senti-
ments on the slavery question. President Lin
coin said to hiurthen, Mr.. Dennison, we are
turning over great leaves in the page OF history,
and the problem Of freedom is to be wrought
out upon the American continent. ,(Checrs.)
He believed, as he had authority for saying
that Iincoln formed bis plan for emancIpa-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-07

Gold, in Now York yesterday, l:34t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
no CoNsunrPTIVMs.

Il nE ADV .EfISe: HAVING Dg1N REsTOR D
| % heath N ess ~ a very simple remeuv.
sflr aAvirr sute,ed sevsal Yeas wit severe ung
sie tioB, aud IL dec d lousnmpton--is any
eul.
H. III v"o des re q. ne WI ,sc cory of tie ,ie-
srci loul lse es OF ch- .e ,ns a. s,iohs .os
peparll2 cnd using tie asi faiea a. Y viii I'D
suRE .04l .c' CnN- lPT'O AsnHlA. ONoHlis Is, 6e-
he y c9e pi tiy avert sea l,4 the 2 es s,p
s l-aeHl ,hs uiille,ll, $50 10 al i,1aua,ioa
Udch he coueeigcs 10 10 iY- De, sn I've o3ss es ry
run=rr viii Try as 10 edyse :. aill n IA nothing
I'D my rrrNe essr-
par'ie wis Ing ne pleseriO.Aa "a q -ss rd6rs,s
t4v EpWA 20 4 VIII Of. N 81 he eb
louoi 1a Els Cot Voy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
CoLLRCToE.s MorLoIl.

HE g., rsgned lavius bseh zl.ni ed 's-7i- Col.
I eeo OF ln,sfnal Aeveens OF ni, slol Q. pom.
rrisiug ca iatiana apu Bfaadyrin hduor ds IA ..ev
Castle Comfy and STATE OF Delaware uuaer tne act Ap-
proved JUN ISL 1861, entiitd "Aa 40 provide Iuter
nA Revetue support ine Government anu TO lay ia-
,eiesl III pubic oeb 9" ecfuy ho hes he Till
zens OF said Hundi tht viii Iterd ~ his ote IN
the VILLAGE Of Newport - the Huudlsd If Cnnstiang
afo e. aid ION the 10Th Januafy, instant until the
Slst of said month rom a. NJ 10 p NJ. for the puf-
pose Of receiving the taxes om all persons assessed for
the months OF September aud toher, 1861 He will
Is leeuses 10 such persons nave not taken hem
out per will be added taxese sessed on all
persons not making paymeat within the time the
place above spec.h-d.
AL persons will be required to make the exl chi age
aud payment will be received only ia unIied States
treasury D0tes or currency bar sable n the State.
JOHN p. HlLY ARD. Deputy Collector.
NeRpoIt. Del. lAnpary -, ls03-2a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
Boots and Shoes for the million

HE largest of the above articles to be found
in tho State is at No lO2 Nest Second street. betwes
sh pley and orange Street During the Summer vine,
hinss dull aud before the presen hgn prices
vtilel, laid in large antilles Of stock which
into all knda Of Boots and Shoes besides,
arge assortment rf Eastern work whlcA we bought il
an epa ion Of the present stae Of affairs all Of whie
We as determined 70 sell prices that cannot be object
ed to by the economical besides all the articles
al this warranted to be represented,
and ali WIN pa ronize this establishment may depend
pon getting equivalent for their money, unilom
JAMES W. BRINE,
No. lO3 West Second Street. between shipey and oiang
sts., Wilmington D-l.
Sautein bar 9Th. 1862 -Fep9.sg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
SheriR's Sale

- By virtue of W,5t OF Laval, Facias TO d.
E!lRV iected will be exposed 10 "dsHc Sale, ~ he
lI.s hotel Of -oha Foster in ihs cit o. Wmirgiod.
I'LL New Castle Cornfr Dsl on W 7DN SD Ny, tile
lsh dly of February, s65 q oeoas, P. NJ .le fol-
loving described Re i -i,tde, Va:
All that osit1in lot, piase paiuel o. and (Ni p
brick dwelling hei son creeted) -i'uaie in he al Of
Wilrrator New Gas e Goun'y, boupded Aac oebn ioed
as follG.-s- 20 I'll; Dsglbpu5 the eastesl slds of
Spruce 4 fes oeweeu siyf I'd even i; 81 = 81 de
distHce o t5iTy III es fee sis inche he pnt erly
side Of x, -,res,, me nldd Of ne thisioa wen
wssH ih8 I'D ths fdiol ms 1rol house ct joseph
5trrg, hence WI said Jose va ST. lpss ne eastsfly
crn Tel With Six siert sevep ave IS Lswi Cd'
efi's live, III, thrfei til aofhef. ral LEI with
spruce venee ise' a. in hes 20 ,ia 10 n line,
thelce ith We4e ly ..taie u -iA,l eel
sevsi i've e-, 10 .he sisa Of Spruce Tree, and
theHce he ewi.h sout. ca aevriie inches
the pla,o Of scsii ng eontiting .h=.a hurIged and
Twelve gnd ? ali set o. d more le.5.
sezod kel IA ex c. -ioa H. prow'ty Of Frnn-
ois Vincent anc n-itiea F. his wis gad t and be
sold by L. sTlDHAii, sheriff.
shs,Fs oa,e New ca lie Jan q iS6i-30ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
SheriR,s Sale.

44A. BY virtue OF a writ OF Vendiliod Expo to me
!,stH direced will be exposed to Public Sale Al tue
m NJ hotel OF James A. Bsusoo, A. 81, Geo,ge's sta
- ilon in poncGder Hundred, in New Castle
70 Ag. uel- 90 FRIDAY, the 20h day OF Feoruary,
65, AZ o'-iocr, A. NJ The following doscribed'
Heal tiie viz;
tue right tlaand inleres Of he defendant Henry
Olrk In I'd TO ce tain plantation tract OF and with
frame elink hou.e FL me barn theieon erected
(uow occupied by Gsorse lars) -tide. lying snd being
IN Pencader Hundred, New Ceso ounty, and 81 ie OF
Delaware. bounded by lunds Of William W. stewart.
Matthew Ketlewood, - Hiokey aud others, contAning
90 acres Of land, more or less.
Seized aud taken execution the property of Henry
ClArh, aud to be sold by
l.. W. s1IDHAai, Sheriff.
shetlGs Office. New Castle. Iln. q. ls l3-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
NOTICE.

- NOW Is THE TIME TO MAKE MONEY
- Male Female AgentB wanted In o.. cry town
n the STATE of Delaware to canvass foi Ars Stephens
~ gieat work, the PICTORIAL HISTORY II the WAR
FOR THE UNIuN II Is just the work for the
people, ana will soone or later hnd its way Into
every family. Two Royal octave Volumes a96 pages
each. Lmbelshed with over 200 first class Lugtavii
Price S2oO per v.lume. FIRST VOLUME NOW kEADY.
Ageut, are meeting with extraordinary success sod
only b. subscription BY regularly appointed Agen who
have the exclusive sale In The territory assiEnea
them. For terms, Sc, address J. c. WELLS los 4
William st.. n. Publisher Of subscription Books n
Manufacturing Depot Tor Goods suited to the n
times, aud the sales Of Agebts. ~
naYl6-dee 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
Dissolution of co-Partnership.

WILMINGTON, January l. -sta.
THE CVpartnsrshp heretofore existing between the
dersgi ed, under the name and hrm Of smith Cal
ahAn, is this day dissolved by mutual consent exeep
far as II may be necessary cootinue the
the fual liquidation and settlement OF the bushes
thereof
sumea the liabilities the said al Suhoriled
10 uss the partnership nAne in Liquidation.
CHARLES SAITH,
PAIhlCK CALLAHAN.
The business will be continued at the old nd by the
unders gned, who his sucsre thanks 10 tho
friends and patrons Of the late frm and hopes hy lid
attention business and dill. ent enolts TO please
merit anu receive eontiauunce OF their avors
Jan loft CHARLES SMITH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
SberiHYs Sale.

st.5eer By virtue of wi Of Levar FACTS to
MgfI directed. will be exaosii 10 Publie 'as at
Eis III the hotal john nths ,iiy of Wilmius-
- lo New Castle Conn,y, r-i9v'e On W H.
NJ D X ihe lsth dsy Of hehiuHt Sd ? o'clics
+. N lie 70 oNibg described ls,fts w.
All Tint cet'ein OF o. p .rcsl Of istd NJ ~ The
ti'y Of WllnihstoA New Cistie CduM D=l, NJ .sed
ud described IS follow. ihai % 4an! 3 i 1n. o.
he e. s,erlv iide Of Lombard eet nj &c dist of
taenty tive ttet to,n the oimeu he isierses-
loo o. el-,et sid of Lo bard street vtl Il H.
efy I'd oi NJ aulley tneuce sion it9 r'y
side Of Lcnbad sle.t .'orih h'"y .Uo donee. g. I
thinv Nc zee 10 he SOP hefl ,de Of Jour ct wide
Hiey hence e'oss sac de OF sid 81 e. o. alley ieuF
six ard hall ehes conner. thence souii iih,y iwo
deslees wet th'ty fur Zee 70 the o1ntr o. 10 ud
OF J1seph "a ye, ,henc II hls line no Il ffiy isht
degrees west four Zee 81. and Id inc the
easteily side Of LoWhard N The pae. Of Begin
ming be TIE eoneOls vih'l o4id boU rds les.
Seized and taheo Il eSecu ion r, the y op-iiy OF
Ftsncs Vincelt ald Harriet h. his EId Naric Bee.
ss' and N 8. Nichols, terre enants 10 10 be sold w
l.. W. siIOHAI, Sheriff
shr.G Oaiee New o..s.le j :. "a, ,s6s-3lLN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
TO THE PUEBLO.

sSzlA p CHANDLER informs his friends and the
fifsu pubic generally that he has taken ths
hdEsH stere at the corner Of SECOND aud MARX +
EtazM SITS, formerly oecuoied by Darlington & Bro,
aud mas now Oh hand eonl assortment Of nesh Gro
ceies consist ng OF su Coffee Tea nd al o.ber
articles usually kept by those engaged in this Mie Of
busis ess Also good assortment Cakes C0nfei ons
DC, all Of which he is selling at the lose IA, es
He hope by atteaon to busiue aud sniViug 70 peate
10 merit aud receive aiar shave Of public patronage
NILH'EeioN DBL Jenrary 18Th. 1913 I'm.
NkiMsHAWs lIHEuNAI1C EfNTMsNT
u -. !. -. 009 Market strs;t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
Valuable Far,n for Sale.

S,ITUAf. o. the road i ON Clrr,'s Coraer To
- elaware city. one mile from -Dflawlle City,
fon tiuhig 1917 acres, cf le-s-575s a es
Of whiea upl no ana 80 rcrsa ma'sh We dow. IN a
goo .ia-e improvement, Gigid-d Toto eoaveaien,
hel a. waiefed itom springs ne oaidius, Az coai-
WOO us; ovelhig ar, sta'hul, kiauaf,, eaftiG 40
nou,e. eorN e,iis-wo good teaanI co.'s de
aAle is euelosei With bed3e; ,htifty cha. o
oho 20 Il exc tlsnt he gbburuoos The rao Gao he
.0e eommodatiug Persons wishtng see tine pie
n.sss VII cal oa Nj. Levi H. c on tae 1geni-es, o.
To Wa M'CAGLi EY.
dc 30 6f6 NJ 'et S.. W ealo, DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
ECHO.


I'm weary Echo, sad and WORN,
lim solemn for my clothes are torn
Kind Echo that may be blest,
Pray FAy-in what shall invest
And Echo answers, VEST.
vest kind Echo, that Is we'll,
The one have was sure a SILL;
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What elsei Tor lol my bosom pants.
Aud echo answers PAHTs,
Pants g0nG Eeho, how you charm
NJ hardly 1T to darn;
And pray what elRei my hearing gloats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats,
And Echo answers, COATS.
Coats thank you, noble friend
My coats are gone too far to mend
But ere haste to buy them all,
here can make the greatest haul
And Echo answers. HALL.
Hall why there are three or four,
which Onei your client would iInpl0re.
oh speak for melAneholy's stroke
Has made my heart as hard as oak.
And Echo answers, OAK.
So II appears that Echo like all nature is instinct
with the fact that
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN, (oAK HAILl
s. E. Corner Sixth and Market sts, Philadelphia.
Is the M Plus ULTRA Clothing House of Philadelphia
Everything is the best. Everything is The cheapest No
II dissatisfied Every person returns Even In out
side country villages, when the subject of clothrg is
mentioned each individual present has euogy upon
OAK HALL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
SIlerif's Sale.


ssZar Dy virtue OF a writ OF VonditI1ni xponas 10
l,s,H,N me- rected will be exposed to Public Sale, at
,ssn* The hotel Of Levi W. Lattomus. nt Townsend,
&kHA in Appoquinimink Hundred New Castle Comfy,
Del, on TUESDAY, The 18th OF February, 1868. at
O'Clock, r. m., the following described Real Estate viz;
No l. piees parcel OF la,d situated, lying and
being In Appoquinimnk Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware bounded north westwardly by lands Of Benja
min f. Bnns westwardy and south eastwardy by other
lands late Eloch Fleming decd and north eastward
y by the public road leading from Flemings landing to
smyrna containing fortyone thlrythrte ndred hs
acree mole less With a storied frame dwelling
house. stable, &C., thereon erected being lands and prs
mises signed dover to Catharine Fleming widow Of
EnOo1 J. Fleming. deed
NJ. =. = iut ur piece Vi iHnd IN Appoqunimink lun-
dred, New Castle County, Delaware bounded BY Cedar
and Maple swamp of William F. statis and by swamp
OF Alexander Deakyne. and by Cedar swamp late OF
hnoch }. Fleming decea ed, containing nine two
roods and thiriyfour p4ehss less being lands
assigned TO Ga hlrine Fleming, widow Of Enoch j.
fieming, decreased.
Seized and taken in execution The property Of Enoch
j Fleming decd, and to be sold by
L. W. ,sTIDHAM, Sheriff.
she'Gs once. New Castle Jan. a. 1s63--ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
IN Me Court Of Chenoery q te SAFE Of Deiale, re-
IL dad 10, Neg Cesle Comfy
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

| = conformity wit ordef ne oOurs o. chalce,y,
ihe uud-tigned vii ole Il Poole Sale the hotel
of Charles N. A'lmou ~ he city o. \, ,ilningtnn, a
o'clpet p h. o. FRIDAY, tie 10 10 dar Oi februiTy,
A. D. 1863 the following seribed Pea Estte, situate in
the city of hih inE,oa.
All mat Lot q, src, Of Lani, lie in said city, and
bounied I'd cecri ad iilow. % viz; B,ginuing al
stake stA dirs o. II su'hvsse'y sde Of Third street,
at TWO hundged I'D ninst uehes aoi.hwes lrll
nom CheToh sttset.F he dividing line OF this
apds Of ilebetea stphel. thence s0uti,stefy alo5R
aid liae inety TO a stke hsnce south ery and
parallel with Ipid 81 et hundred and eight to
sake; tht nee soUheaseily aud praliel with Church
street niue 1t Ike Standing the side of Til
sti,et aortsadj vi nus by 1ia speet nor hwestery
one huudrtd I'd eight fee, % she place OF be inning
Coulaintug line thousand bundled aud twenty
squire eel oil inpd be The ssiee diure J.. les.
1hs atOye is Ihe property ,ihic occupied he
Csr epling Mnuiaeio,y Oh, he lite aun McDanel a
Eofntr. IL has on b tr one O'v Bick Buildin3
nd Improvements nj ..oIe 10 siid bnsipess Tue main
BRildihg T. u iIOnt al6 % Utep With wing
~ ire, long Ioui ing on Thiid siltel.
Attendance Will be eiytr aud e,ns Of lie made known
Al the Apd pase Aforesaid by tne u0de' gned,
viylng palmer Of the late iiim OF Bic D-nel Hofuei.
A. }. HO NER.
I. CHAPMAN, Au~uouesi.
L. y - -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-13
SherihFis Sale,

Sherift'S Sale.
~ BY virtue Of writ of Venditioni Exponas to
FllVI me directed will be exposed to Public sale, at
liii the hotel Of Levi W. Lattomus at Townsend, in
49, Appoquniuink Hundred, Ne,- Castle County,
Drlawae, on TUESDAY the l7h diy Of February, 1885,
at o'clock, P. NJ, the following der Cd Real Estate,
viz;
All the right, title and interest in tract Of land stu
ate In Appoqnnimlnl HOndret, New Castle County.
Delaware. bounded and described follows, to wit
bounced by lands Of james H. Hall and lands of james
Doughten and Edward Tnomts, and the public road
leauns from Tow 10 File dsbo ouch, containing
twenty ACRES Of land more or less, with frame house
thereon erected.
Seized and taken execution IS the properly of Jane
LoYed and friaby Lloyd. and to be sold bv
LEWIS W SIDHAM Sheriff.
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