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Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

Gsp'A head Of a family in Chicago got jealous
Of his young and pretty wife. oue evening she
was absent at ~ o'clock. The husband concluded
to watch for ber, aud his watch was rewarded by
seeissz man and woman in loving embrace on o
seaein bs grounds. OF course he supposed II was
his Wais; he rushed tranticAily out with knife in
his tsanS and came within an ace of plunging II
into the bssEs Of hf servant ms,ds lover. His wife
had been attending a.riek friend.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

a t
60 Pslssngs by evening Train from Delaware Rail
rad to baltimore, i thsy prefer spend the light
MilmngiOn and proceed next day, by giving notice 10
Cndnetr tnd procuring stop-ovpr chick. Passengers
from Baltimore to Milflr. seaford and Salisbury, will
!a.e eS ming train f-om Baltimore and spend night at
Wilmington,
WALL, Jr .sup,t. Del. R r.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

All persons having claims against the Estate Of The de-
ceased must present the duly sttsted to the Admin
strator or before the 2eth day ofJuy 1856 or abide
the Act Of Assembly In ench case made and provided
HENRY WIN0ATE, Administfato
Newark July 18th, 1854 -2e2ms
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
Another Republican Paper for Me-
CIellan,

It keeps Va busy to notice the numeEouaimport-
ant changes occurring daily. We can scarcely
pick up an exchange without noticing sbme i'm
portaut accession to our ranks from tho,s of our
opponents. The Ann Arhor (Mich.) .Jou,nas, one
Of the sblest and most influential RspubleAn pa
pers in that State, has taken the name OfLiucoln
and johnson from the head of itB columns, aud
substituted those of George B. Mcclellan and
George II. Pendlston. In Justification of 10 course,
1t uses the following arguments, which we commend
to the notice of every honest Republican;
"Public sentiment in favor Of asn. Mcclellan
has bson increasing in force very rapidly during
the last thirty days. large majority ofthe peo-
pie seem to be strongly impressed With the necss
sity of abandoning the Abolition policy Of Presi-
dent Lincolp-of falling back upon the Constitu-
tion as Il 10, as tho only bond of Union between
the States, and Of slectiug man CT military ex.
perisnce, wisdom and regard for the Constitution;
man who - ardently devoted to the Bniou, and
is capable of prosecuting the war successfully and
determined to restore the Union as it was.
Bsing we'll satisasd with the nomination of Gen.
Mcclellan, and with the resolutions constituting g
the platform adopted BY the Democratic Natioual
Convention, we thall give our support to that tick
ct, and have taken from the head of our columns
the names Of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John
son, and subsutuied In their places the names of
George B. Mcclellan and George II. Pendleton.-
We do this in the full and Arm belief that 1t is i'm
possible to restore the UniOn and to establish pes0s
throughout the United States under the enamel
patton policy adopted and persisted in by the pres
ent AdministratIon: ard that Il Ia necessary to
change our rulers, with a view to a change Of the
pslicy of the Government, that those most dssira-
bic and important objects may bs attained. - %
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
RLnidaa

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the same duly atesed to the Ad'
ministrators on or before the 7th day Of September
1866 CT abd the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. MANY A KENNARD,
w NJ KENNARD,
Administrators
wilmington, September 7th, Is54-Is I'm,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

THE Catholic Cathedral, at Cleveland. was
inferred by robbers lasr Monday, and 81 900
,yora1 Of property abstracted.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

GANDLEsI cANDLEsi Patent Pira8ns, Wa, Sperm
16cA JOHN AIFIN.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
CHANGE O4 HOURS.
o. M n
Philade phia, Wilmington and BaIti
more Railroad,

Pnilade phia, Wilmington and BaIti-
more Railroad,
sni sftef MONDAY, August /, 1864, Passenger
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
s-iylmsfs % 4 30 Express ASndays exasp.sa Us
obsstss at sos. Ills, N 49, 40, 80, o. and
ll00 pm " ~
wiluinglou 4 30 a ~, (aIondays e.sspted) s.ot
illS' > m, lso, 2so, $50, 100, lo.s0 aad ii.0
Nos Castle Al es AN. and 4so p.sn. :.
yasef als,o5 na5 cad 50 ?. u .l
salisbury ats0a a.
TRAINS FoR PiiilADELpHIa 81
ssss Baltimore az SO and Q 40 a N (Erprsss, / 10
oxe Ruo lO2o p N, -
Wilmington at las 8 4s 900 a.ui., IL "a 100 las
tOo. = 80 7 20. ands1o. Ia,
sitlford 81 2l45 ., a
u'Vst al e.sO a. "a. cad l6p NJ
ne" Otsto az Do m, and % II, N.
INFESTED 2. ~ iOs N, 100. 2a5. 40 soc, 7.5s
Leave Baltimore tot SALISBURY sad :, s,,
at 1925 PIN. ~ -s"N'"
Lilo "a, ~
TRAINS FOB BALTIMORE
Lesvs Chester st $40 u s5 and II osp. m.
tsate wilmington asbs5, 9.sS SIN, si0 sad 1l.4O
y, a. ' ~
sreiehl 1lsIH with Passenger Oar viii lssvs
n,nhagtoh ~ ioT Perysils aud intermediate plces 1t
ndaSs oo'5 .tasoam and 1850 frOm mi. a.lpL..t
Philadslphia 10 Wilmington 4.aJ q. m. 10 40 ana
II 20 p. 90. - ~
Wilmington to philadsilLla / a. a m sa, an . =, \
Only l02bp N non oslr,not, :, rhlladsn6in' 49,
H. T. KRNNEY. 9uut
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
Vote in the Ono Hundred and Ffftieth
HeHiments N. Y.S. w

To the Editor o. ;hs Hofia
The fasehoods of the abolition press, in regard
to the sentiments aud feelings of tho noble SOL
diers of the gallant army of she Potomac, which
are now manufacturing by the wholesale, and ex-
tonsively calculated by tbs administration jour.
mails, for the purpose Of COG TeyiUg a wrong i'm
preston of how tho soldiers will vote, is hereby
met by true voto in one of sas brsvsst regiments
in thu best corps 10 the Potonac army.
My tNothar returned home on Thursday, hav-
ing reesved his discharge after having served three
yesrs, without receiving woznd or being
OF duty a day, either from sickness or any other
cause. He reports the following veto in his regi
meut. tab en- few days before ho left caap. He
says tits the same in tho majority Of tho Iegaents
in his curpf. Hers ia the vote, viz, ono hundred
and City N en- in The regiment:
FIFrr-.NISTu REGMENT, N. Y. S. Vols,
SECOND ooRPs, September 8.
mcSlellaus ...''t -'.'f'; 'l4o
Lincoln in.--.'-.'.'...' '..''''.'.-.'''..'''.'. q
Mojority fer Mcclellan. ...,.........l36
Democrats, keep up your courage, the uoldiers
are "all right" the psOple are "all right" and
the Union will be hall right" next March.
New-Yorx, ssptsEabsr 10. WI. B.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30
Interesting Correspondence.

The followips ia copy Of correspondence
which took place botwosn the Presidsnt aud Lieut.
'onant General Grant, and may prove Interesting,
as it furnishes an iosds view of military afairs:
ExEurIvE MAEsIos,
WAsHIssroE, April 80, 1864.
Lisat. Geascal Grant:
Not expecting to see you before the spring cam
pAign opens, I wish to express, in this way, ny
entire satisfaction with what you have done up to
this time, so far as understand il. Ths particu
lars of your plans neither know nor sock 10
know. You are viglant and sslf-reliant; and,
pleased with this, 1 wish not to obtrude any re
siraiBis Or oOnstrsiats upon you. While l am
very anzlons that any great disaster or capture OF
eur lnen in great numbers shall be avoided know
that these points lsss likely to escape your at
tention than they would bs mine. Ii there be
anything wanting which is withia my power to
give, do not iail to let me kn,w 1t. And now. with
u brave army aud ja't cause, may God sustain
you. Yours, very truly, A. LIEcoLE.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

~ Counterfeit Treasury notes Of the denoml-
nation Of $50 and $50 have made their appearance
In Baltimore.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-30

49, .--~@affEs Fl l. IIs
Your very kind lctttr Cf yesterday Ia just ras
csived. Toe confidence you express for the future
aud satisfaction for the past, in my military ad-
uinistrsior, is acknowledged with pride. It shall
bo my esrne.s sadeavtr that you and the country
shall not be disappointed. From my fsst entrance
into the voluntees service Of the country to ih
present day, I have never had cause of complaint
have never expressed or Implied acomplain..
against the Administration, or the Secretary Of
War, for throwing any embarrassment 10 the way
of my vigorously prosecuting what aFpsaIed to be
my duty. Indeed, since tho promotion which
placed me in command of all the srmies, and in
view of the great responsibility aud Importance o
success, 7 have been astonished at the rsadines
with which everything asked for has been yield
ed, without even gu explanation being asked.
Should my success be less than d,sirs and x
pect, tbs least can say is, the fault ia not with
you. Very truly, your Obedisnt servant,
U. s. GRAsT, Lieut-e eensrai.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
A SHORT CATECHISM ON NEGRO RQUALT.
TY AND DEMOCRACY.

~ AMI DEMOUhACf.
Who said that all men are created equal
Thomas Jefferson, the father of Democracy.
Who gave the negroes the right Of suffrage Ia
New York The Democratic party.
Who presided over tho Convention which gave
this privilege to negroes Martin Van Buren, a
Democratic.
who Afterwards elected Martin Van Buren, to
the Presidency of the United States The Demo-
cratic party.
Who married a negro woman, and by her had
mullltto children Richard NJ. Johnson, good
Democrat
Who elected Richard NJ. johnson Vice
President OF the United StatesY The Democratic
party.
II President Van Bnreu had died, and Richard
NJ johnson hal become President who would
have hecOme the Democratic mistress Of the
White House The same negro woman.
Who made the negro citizen of the State Of
Maine? The Democratic party.
Who enacted similar law 10 Massachusetts,
The Democratic party.
Who gave the negro the right to vote in New
Hampshire? The Democratic party.
Who permitted every ooorod person owning
$3.50 in New York 10 become n voter A GEN
eral Assembly purely Democratic.
Who repealed the laws of Ohio, which re-
quired negroes TO give bonds aud security before
settling in that State The Democratic party.
Who made mullattoes legal voters in Ohio 7 A
Democratic Supreme Court, Of which ReubeI
Wood was Chief Justice.
What become of Reuben Wood The Demo-
cratic party elected him Governor three times
and he is still leader Of the Democratic party
Who helped to give FREQ negroes the right t
vote in Tennessee, under her Constitution Of
| 1896 General jackson.
Was General Jackson good Democrat 7 lie
generally passed as such.
Who, with the above facts, and many others
staring them in the face, are continually whin.
ing about negro suffrage and negro equality 7
The Democratic party.
All these things we're done by Democrats, ant
yet tney deny being in favor Of negro equality
and charge it upon the Republicans--just like
the thief who cries stop the oudest.-JOhnstow'
| Itibnus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
THE NEWS.


Adyices from the Army Of the Potomac say
that during the past few days both sides have
been engaged in q continued struggle Of sharp
shooting and artillery firing, particularly in the
centre Of the line.
The rebels made raid upon our cattle corral
opposite Harrison's Landing on Friday, and
captured about $500 head. The guard, consist
ing Of about 200 cavalrymeD, were also taken
prisoners. Our cavalry was sent in pursuit
and 1t was thought that both raiders and plunder
would be captured
General Grants recent proclamation concern
ing deseriers from the rebel army has been taken
advantage Of by about 5000 of Lees men.
From Sherman's army We have a dispatch
stating that our right is at East Point the centre
is in Atlanta and N left at Decatur The
Georgia militia are weA to be desertiug from
Hoods army. and the mountains are reported to
be full Of them.
General Avsrill has recently had several skir-
mishes with the rebels in the Shenandoah valley
North Carolina is reported to be in an uproar
about the rebel conseripting agents. 10 Moore
county collision recently occurred between
l70O deserters and the State Guard, in which
the latter were defeated.
The mail boat Fawn, running to Newbern,
was captured last week by rebels, and was
burned Several army officers were taken
prisoners.
Twelve guerillas escaped from the steamer
Colossus on Friday, near Cassville, after over
powering the guard.
Rebel guerillss in Florida have lately made q
move upon the Inhabitants living near the sea.
board, and carried off numbers Of them, on the
ground that they have taken the oath Of
allegiance TO the United States.
General Franklin it is understood is to be soot
ASST gned TO a command
The reports Of provost marshas received
Warrington represent bat during the past lei
iays recruiting has been very br-k-more 81
,aan any time siuoe the commencement of tn
war
u3yernot Brow, oi Georgia, has witoirawi
tue 10000 militia from Hoods army Th
Federal pr'souerr at And-rsonviile have ei
removei " . vanuah aud Augusa
Tue pirae F,ori1a reported t. b ,,. 10, VI.
a. Wimiugtan N G
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20

IMPORTANT DECISION. Tho Commissioners ap-
pointed by the act Of the General Assembly Of
tho State of Delaware, passed at Dover, August
l2h, 1864, entitled IAN act to relieve the people
Of this State from the draft" will require in al.
diiion to the certificate of the Board of Eurol
ment, from the party furnishing the Substitute,
aud claiming the State aid therefor, an affidavit
stating TINT the sum of $500 has been paid for
such Substitute, or if less sum has been paid,
the amount 30 paid to be truly set forth.
Sept 9-2W.
WANTED.-Wanted Immediately, 1000 voung
ladies between the ages Of sweet sixteen and
sixty, also large number of misses and child
rem to wear the celebrated Patent Spiral Hoop
Skirt. Call between the hours Of A. NJ. and
p NJ, every day this year, Sundays excepted,
at oOl Market street, Institute Building
WM. II. HYDE,
sept.l3-2t. Manufacturer Of Hoop Skirts.
II. MoLAuoHLIs, Justice of the Peace. Office
No. 5O2 Shipley street above 9th, gives notice
to those parties from the country, that be is pre-
pared to furnish substitutes at the shortest
notice. Not less than from eight to ten substi-
tutes have offered or made application to him
each day for the last four days, but not hsyinr
any principal to tske them, Of course had 10 lei
them 60. II. MCLAUaHLIs, ]. P,
Office, 602 5hipley street, above 9th,
Sept 2-w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
Coming Home.

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
The crowd who late fOrsook,
For rural grove aud brook,
Their brick built city home,
At length have ceased TO roam
Idly DER hills and rocks,
Aud now, in thronging flooks,
To their own roofs return.
We see how Sol did burn
Their cheeks to tawny hue,
Aud freckles often view,
Marring somewhat the grace
OF u once spotless face.
Yet with mrch rest they talk
Of each fair rural walk,
OF horseback ride so hearty,
And blithe sailing party.
But unto business now
Their energies they bow
Oace more, and brush away
The gathered dust 30 gray
From the worn ledger'B back,
While crowds resume their track
To purchase clothes for Fall
From busy Tower Hall.
Our stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing COM
prses all desirable styles of Mems, Youths,
and Boys, Of every size, and all prices, from the
lowest ut which goods that are really good and
substantial can be produced, to superfne.--
Every one can be suited from our stock without
delay or trouble.
TOWER HALL, 6lB MARKET Street,
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20

GENERAL GRAHT.-Lisulensnt General Grant
visited his family ct Burlington, N j., on satur.
day last, where be remained until Sunday, and
returned BY special train on that day. He was
detained on the road between tais city and
PhilAdephia, by railway accident, the lOcOmo-
tive "deneral Mcclellan" having run off the
track.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20

The enemy has suffered severely in the loss of Of
general officers, losing four killed aud seventeen
wounded according to their own papers.
Their loss in cannon will exceed thirty. in
olusing eight Ga FOUNDERS, while at least twenty
thousand stand Of small arms have been left BY
otherwise f"''''''"
In two battles they lost twenty-three stand OF
colors, which were for time in The nossess,on
Of Generals Hooker and Frank Blair.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
Sherif's Sale.

4s-zk ny virtue ofa writ Of Yendillonl ExpOpas 10
800 me directed, will bs explssl to Public Sale al
ssss the hotel Of Morris Dlcklason, in the eity Of
Isils Milmingl9a, New Castle County Delaware on
t-AaaA WEDNESDAY, the 2lat day Of September.
ls1l at O'clock T. NJ, the following described Real
Esate Va; W
Az tno interest " Joseph Cloud in the following de
Cattle County, Del. -''"
No ! bounded by the Foulk road, John Almonds. and
~ Wilson's lsne containing i've acres Of Land more or
los WIN Iralne house thereon erectsd.
No Bounded on tho oaHterly side Of Church street
one and halt inches from the souhtrly s Of gh strat
thence by Church street, souherly II feet to line Of
Jeremiah scott, thence by bis line IS feet 10 stake
Thence parallel with Church street II feat To auother
stake, tevnee westerly with ninth street 75 fet 10 the
place Of Beginning contAnining 1875 feet OF Land ia the
same noro or less with two storied frame house thereon
Cloud and tv be sold by 'F-
LEWIS W. sTIDHAM, Sheriff.
sherid's office New Castle Aug 5Olii 1884 Sept. sta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
HEAD QUAlTERs
FOX
Drafted Men and Substitutes,
At BusIl's Authorized Agency,
No. East Third Street,

NlLhlNuioNi DELAWARE.
Va DRAFTED MgN from the City or anv mart NJ ,ha
state vii" he Furnished with Substitutes al short not,ss
and On liberal terms. ''' io'iee'
. ~ MEs ENLisiISG, either Substitutes or Volun.
teeIs viii receive the largest BOuSrtEs which will Ia
lsld 70 them in OAsn as foon as mustered in ~
ueoreetown Union copy and send bill to advertiser.
Sept16-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
GENERAL sHERMAN's CAMPAIGN.

0uR LossEs.-The following may be cOnsid-
cred fair estimate of our losses during the
campaign-The figures embrace the killed,
wounded and missing will add that the mis-
sing (prisOners) including the loss of portions
of sioneman's and McCooks command, will not
amount to 5000 men,
Skirmishing from Chattanooga to Resaca, l 500
Battle OF kesaca, $500
Ssrmishiug from Resaca to the Alatoona
Range, 500
Battles at aud near Dallas, 1000
Repulse at New Hope Church, 2 900
SklFmishing near and battle at Lost Noun.
tain, 1000
Skirmshing in front of Kenesaw before
and after the defeat Of the 9th, 1000
Unsuccessful assault upon KrnCsaw, 500
Heavy diminishing near Marietta, l 900
Crossing the Chattahoochee, 400
SAirmisbing at Peach tree Creek, 700
Battle of the 20lh OF July, 400
Battle Of the I'D of July, 500
Battle Of the 2Sth OF July, 500
Skirmishing in front OF Atlanta from the
18th Of July to the a8lh of August, in
GLIDING the unsuccessful assaults of
SchoReld on the 9Th, aud portion Of
the Fourteenth Corps on the 7th utimo, 2 800
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

AND
Wilmington Coal Gas Stock.
VIM be sold At Public Sale on SATURDAY tho FIRST
Ia, " ovI0Bkh 1864 a. o'clock p NJ on the pre-
muses. me following described property, being the Real
Estate OF VIM Rice, late Of the city OF Wilmington de-
No lot Of land situated on the easterly side Of
arket street and fronting the nortberly side OF
fiiteenth street. fronting 81 feet Fifteenth street.
extending back ithst width about 81 feet Ito the Mil
IL ieet front.
No 2. lot Of land adjoining No. l., on the aorihsry
% as OF fiteenth street and Bridge street, ~ feet
inches on feenth street, aud 20 feet on Bridge street,
extending back TO the Aforesaid RAcs) on which %
John aud Jacob Rice.
No Gt q land and sgo story br.E Drug store
htuAtea on Sro4e atreet, AdIoiRnnE No. q 25 feet
i1enes front en- Bridge street. extending 20 the SAID
No 1.-TWO story brick house and lot Of land situated
on the southoy side Of Thlrtssnth street., No. 49, be-
tWesn Market and Orange Streets 10 feet inches front
4 inches. ~
O.. No. O. triangular lot Of land bounded by King
s.rsst, Fifteenth street. and Bridge Street on which IL
being 81 fest King Street. III feet Bridge Street. sad
III iset on Fifteenth Street.
French Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets. %
feet inches front French Street. extending hack
width l07 feet ineher to Elisabeth Street. on which
erected Frame dwelling No. 1I2s.
No lot Of land Situate at the N. E. corner Of -Four
teenh and French Streets, being 45 feet front on FruSh
Street and 81 feet inches, 0n Rourteeuth Street
No. 8. Is the equal undivided thresfourlhs part or
" AAhu anu frame dwelling HitrAfe the
northery side Of Fourteenth Street between Rreneh
and walnut Streets adjoining No. T. 2s feet Fourtssuth
Street. extending back that width As fsat.
NO. .. A lot OF land on the aaserly sids Of
orange street. at the distance Of so feet aouthary
Fourteenth street. 81 feet front on Orange street. extend
ing back that width 100 feet
No. 10. The equal undivided, half part or share Of
Two story brick dwelling and lot Of land AtuatB the
eAstery aide Of King street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, No. 6l2 20 feet mont on King street EXTENDING
back th,t width one hundred and ten feet
NO. II. Frame Stable at the corner Of Fourteenth
and King streeta ION ground Of Thomas s. Newlin,l
said Stable being 20 feet front by SO deep with straw
mouse adjoining now occupied by William Morrow.
No. H. frame cooper shop on land Of said Thos. g.
Newiln, AdIoning No. H. 2T feet front on King Street By
Il. Sehoen 4 Co.
No. l3. A largo Frame Cooper shop on the corner Of
fourtsenth and Walnut Streets, (on land OF John W.
Taum 20 BY 40 feet and occupied BY Cornalius wilt
bank also Forty vs shares Of stock IN the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company.
TERMS. Ten per cent. on day Of sale. Onehslf the
purchase money can remain the Real Estate Bond
p. s. CLARK
8. y. BELTS, Rxeeulora
Jos W. DAY,
Wb. Il, nAFR. Aue,iOnssr. auE2s-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20
SheriF'e Sale.

Snerlu'S 'S sale.
GszzA by virtue of writ Of Levari Pasas to me di
fsssae fected Will he exposed to Public Sale at the
ssssA4 Hotel Of Levi W. Lattomus at Townsend STA
llTII a ton, 10 Appcquinlmink Hundred, New Castle
@-A@hn County, Delaware on fBIUAY, tho 10th dAy Of
September 1861 At o'clock p NJ. the following desert
bed Real Estate viz:
Al the following described piece parcel Of Land sit.
uae 10 the Hundred and County aforesaid and bounded
aud described foil VS. to wit: beginning at stake on
the north side OF the public road Leading from the Pine
tree t. Commercial aud the end OF bridge
over said road from thence with line separating
these premises fr0m Land OF Abraham Ingram north
twenty two and half degrees vest thiriysght perches
to stone, north fourteen AMI quarter degrees west
fortyour perches to stone in james Doughtsns line
near new marked BLACK Oak Sappllng from thence with
win the line of said Dought,ns and binding
about eghty-six and thrseeuih perches to stake on
the side Of the State Road the aforesaid Pine tres
the junction OF the aforesaid koad leading to
corner from thence with said Road towards Commercial
corner and binding thereon about thirty pereheH TO
the place VI beginning, be the contents thereof more or
erected.
sezi aud taken in execution as the property Of James
ID, Hall and /. rs and to be sold by
LEWIS W. sT1DHAM, sherin.
shehas oHee New Castle Aus aOth, 1864 Sep 2-ts.