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rrtvo Rebel Steamers on Lake Eric-WhRt
VVEgI They nn z

The Government has received information that
two armed Rebel steamers, fitted out on the
Canadian coast, are nj large on Lake Erie, and
when last seen were off Bass island.
By the terms OF a treaty with Great Britain,
the United States are prohibited from maintain
ipg more than one vessel OF war on Lake Erie.
The gunboat Michigan is there, aud a protest
was some time ago entered by the British Gov
CrnEnent that her armament exceeded the entire
number Of guns agreed upon for all the lakes on
our Northern border. A compromise OF that
matter was effected, we believe.
But the Michigan Is required at Johnson,s
island, where the Rebel prisoners are confined,
and there Is nothing 10 prevent the Rebels from
destroying the commerce of the lake and laying
Buffalo under contribution.
We presume the pirates would compromise on
election day with the Bufiaonians upon the con
di ion that their entire vote should be cast for
Mcclellan and PendletOn.-WaSh. ReptJhcan.
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FOURTH EDITION
Latest from Sheridan.
l-.-...-.a.a...a-.-s.--.-e.- .-.,srs--.
REBELS CHASED FORTY MILES.
PICKING UP sTRAccLERs.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to be
Opened at Once.
REBELS CHASED FORTY MILES
PICKING UP sTRAccLERs


Special to The Evening Telegraph.
wAsHNGroS, September Give have un-
official adviccs from the Shenandoah valley
stating that General Sheridan has pursued Early s
army over forty miles down the valley.
Our cavalry are constantly picking up strag-
gcrs, largely swelling the number OF prisoners
The railroad and telegraph lines to Wheeling
will be opened IN about two days.
Prom the Army Of the Potomac.
WAsurNGroN September 2l.-The iuiurma.
ton frOm the army Of the Potomac is that moth
ing OF importance has occurred within the past
three days.
The expected attack Of the enemy on Monday
did not take place although from indications it
was believed the Rebels seriously medit1iGl an
assault
Scarcely a shot has been heard along the Aua
for twtnty-fOur hours.
A number Of deserters come in every DAY, bu:
bling no news.
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The King OF Spain, before his departure from
Paris sent sum OF twenty-five thousand traHcs
10 he tfinistcr Of the Interior % be distributed
among the poor of Paris Also, on leaving
Bayonne, his Majesty gave a sum Of two thou-
sand I'VE hundred francs 10 be distributed Among
de lndlgsnt of ihe toWn'
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REMARKABLE CURE or DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR, DISEASED EYES, AND LOSS or INTEL
lECI.
TmLApFIIIIA, September Z, lsfi.-T, Henry Marvlle,
Jefferson street tnchr Mr. Brlwuhudts coal yard), &c
nauOWn do certify that son Joshua took BRAN c
ana C1ltTh the brefsf, which LETT Lin with discharges
nom the and diseased eyes. Tho discharges never
ceased His ears became quite large and unnatural,
covered with sCub, IRE pillows had he changed during
the night saturated were they with tho discharges II
would be- impossible o describe ne condition Of his ewes
My family ysCitn said he would go blind. His intellect
also became impaired, that he cared not TO be- play
with children lie took no notice of anything around him.
None but the parent can ten what sutrngs
luUk ON our Clid In this condition.
Most pruyldentlaly, about one year ago, saw Mrs.
NJ g., Browns "Melaphysical Discover advertised IN
the Lsdgc went 10 tLc Oflue, 4lO Arch street, and
procured tho medicine Ny wlo applied it faithfully and
pClsCyerpgly. IlC medicine worked slowly at the
hUsnuup but stwe pCrsoycrod, and the result Is that
our son entirely cured Of his diseases. His intellect
seems 90 have awakened out Of the surp uf death He
considered now bright and Intelligent boy. The dis
charges irom lseate have entirely ceased, and bis
have become small and natural His eyes are clear aud
strong hy VIE ana myself are welt satisfied with the
geat cure performed ON our child by Mrs. 81. q. Browns
Mttalhysiel Discovery and most heartily commend U TO
AN who suffer.
MIRA M. G., Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eyc
Wmor per bottle saal .ilo2j cents, scalp RenOyl-
tor, al per bottle.
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- WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
,rfl@@se.ssssri BEAtTI.
Tito gain almidng eyes;
ltto cause iuyiduus sighs;
Ito be blooming flower,
Fading, dyigg In an hour-BEAUrY!
n 10 have q host Of friends
IffOr vice 10 { amends
IfWith hiLh born blood to wed;
III marble stone when dead-WEALIHl
Ito live thrcescorc and ten,
wishing Ii'e as long again;
II 70 live lie Of peace;
Irt die and 90 TO grodsc-HEALrHl
Ifyou wish a life Of pleasures;
n you value this worlds trcasurcsi
II every CJm0it you would see
Take my advice, and wish az three.
Then. having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
HOul be pre- pared for every duty.
BY a careful parusal OF DR.. WILLIAM lOUSGS New
pOot, TIE MhHEIA GUIDE, which should be read
y G, cry one Sold hy EUOkseiers generally, and at tho
Doctor ohcc No. ,lG SPRUCE bTREErs price %
rnrts Rujd
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

HOUSE OF Rrrrr, EsrATivrs UNITED STATES.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIM be received at mis- ofiee
unlil FRIDAY the SCth day Of sepiember lsGl at y
stationery for Tho us Of the House Of Representatives OF
100 reams white Guar'o post paper extra superano,
100 reams while commoreIal paper, extra super
20 rsams white mmcreal mote paper extra super
hne, coarse ruled on all Hides
30 rSans white commercial note paper oNra super
white iooIseap paper, extra supcrHne, fcInt
% reSms legal cap paper extra supernne felnt lined
l5O reams thin Aanllt paper.
so reams Mani prper, y by 10 inches, Weighing IL
pounds per rcsu very tough and smooth.
p pounds pea ream nat, very smooth and
100 rcGms Manila paper, 27 by 81 Inches weighing
~ pounds per reAm, hat very smooth and
n mo white thick adhesive envelopes 81 by s5< inches
tUuO white thick ada envelopes, - by 81 Inches
gooo9 white ihek adhesive envelopes, 81 by a% inches
100 90 tad adhesive cny i6pcs, ~ by so inches.
grosS Couutss o. envelopes,
25s boxes steel pens, srious kinds
II Si 6oz,nink,fand.. kff5s varloas sii5iisi Kinds
10 dozen borc u,. black nk, quarts, plnt5, and half
aozs5 Gs.,s o' {, Il r. quarts i, and l., Plat,
dozen COLO mpu ed pencils, various kinds.
gross h.Hcs 300 Nencis, Faoors octogon and round,
= groS. aJ,r,s carmine and blue pencils.
gross pen, holders, different kinds.
SSzS zSn E5ts, s RgaoG,1 sms GRGgs s2as sizes
10 COgCn packs visiting cards.
5l EpOOls pink tape.
% pounds best scarlet sealing wax.
dozen G9Tss iog gd,g i5S, ysESg. yssS Faa F5
dozen portfolios.
J. dozen paper folders,
dozen rubber ruler.
dozen paper -Weplts.
j. dozen ucn-Eper-.
70 dozen uucktl-kuros, two, t!geei four nnd six
llldc-; tag, pearl, she'll and IVORY Aaaogs.
] dozen "-mgh shcHr..
pounds eIasing rubber.
.Toss ruhburbands and rings.
200 .LIus parchment ~ by .! lugle5,
2tolCu sponge cups
dozen punches. r, .. t,.--., 4,
In the supply Of Euuda contractors VIII be ldioy IelHea
10 furnish HiticCs iuy equal 10 sample
Proposals must be- accompanied the names OF the sure
! tics luttut ed 90 be offered
a. rtqlcd by law preference viii be given to tho pro-
duoOus of American Industry, 10 equally cheap ana o ea
good Quaty and all persons making proposals 10 supply
any raf Of articles win state whether the same are the
| manufacture OF tho United staios' - ,... q 49,
The be delivered, ircc or any tAdlte lot
carriage at III Office of the Clerk OF the House OF epre-
sCuatyts on on before tho 10Th day of November lsbl
for the House Of HpprcscuaUyes Of the lneu nlaesi
! and addressed "a Ih6 undersigned ,
Sunecut gueciCus of each class oi arucea proposed
iOrmust accompany the proposal marked WIN the name
Tie Tersor Offering 10 furnish any class OF articles at
ue lowest price quality considered hnal receive con
traos f tho aue on GCcuurg pOnd, with two or more
Eufccs satisfactory TO the ttrk OF tic houae on repre-
f1urc I'd twice hc contract price, In case of failure, which
nd mnst be- hled n TIE otce OF the SAID eIk Wthn ton
! dcssrt ' EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clers ofno House ofRopresonlstlHesol United states
J selQ,uuD
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY

REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
YEARS STANDING.
J. John NewCOmb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
beer entirely deaf in my lett twenty years for
the past sis years my right has been deaf that
could not hear conversation or public speaking OF any
kind could not hear the church bells Ting while was
sitting In tie church. have aso been troubled for
Der OF years with very sore throat so that was obliged
to give up singing In church, for had lost my
had great trouble In head, terrible noises, almost 70
Crazness. My head felt numb and stupid, and
source OF constant trouble to me.
tried every remedy that could he thought Of went to
auTiss; but they wanted 10 use instruments would
have nothing tO DO with them. About month since
obtained Mrs NJ lrowns Metaphysical Discovery and
used II according TO the directions the bottles Aud the
result is that the hearing Of both perfectly rcstored
that can hear welias any The great trouble
In my head is entirely gone NY head feels perfectly easy
and at rest My throat, which diseased Is entirely
cured, have recovered my voice again. would not
take thousand dollars for the tenont have received
in the use OF Mrs. Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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AIADYIN ~ ruI LAST STAGE OF coNsuMpros

A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF COEsUMpTIoS
CURED.
From tho Boston Journal.
July u, ltGl.-I Mrs. Nancy sloan OF No. s. Warren
street Tlcstown, do certify that haze been afflicted
for ten Years. My right side was parlyzei that
could not lr omit. During That time suffered ca
talrh, throat would cough from 70 hours
tmci very nervous; seldom could sleep night
had lung fever two years since, which reduced
skeleton. l had all the melcal advice and medicines
money could prccme but All 10 no purpose. last
sinking IA the last stage Of consumption. confined
10 bed when Mrs H. G.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
sent loI. Il WAS applied according tD direction /
felt no better, but rather worse TOR some time
My friends wanted me to give up, saying il would kin
me- tat was too far gone and too weak 10 try anything
Teefin the Discovery, and trial 10 cure
she would continue Il. We soon found that was the
circulation which rushing ntO my system which was
RkiDg effect. As the circulation Kept increasing my dts
BEGAN TO break up ltwas six weeks sfter began
apply medicine before could gather strength 90
into Boston 10 Mrs. 81 @, Brown, aud then mad to
have help The second time I yentuTed went without
help and the third time found my way without any dt-
hcuty, began the u the Motaphy Discovery in
Nay and the result Is on this 27th Of July, tnat health and
strength is fast returning to my emaciated frame.
My parayEcd side Is restored to YigOr; rest
well on IT, ny cataTrh IS gone. My cough, my nervous
ness and sore throat are gone. sleep well All my r-
reguaTtles have disappeared, and must acknowledge
that by the providence OF God, directed the
Mrs NJ. q. browns Metaphysical Discovery, and by 1t
family ana friends know m' diseases are gone aad a
general circulation has taken place but expect II will take
time to regain my lost flesh and strength.
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ID f S o l. u Z TION
H To Authorize the Grading of Armat strcetaud Duys
lane, In the Twenty. second Ward.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils Of the
City Of Philadelphia That the CHEF COmms si0ner Of
Bighways be and he is oby authorized and directed
grade Arma street. frsm Cedar lane Cnew street. 10
city grade at expense 60 the city not exceeding five
udrcd dollars, the properly owners to pay the baance
and Duy lane, Bridge TO Chew street,
exceeding three hundred and ffty dollars
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council, pro tenn.
Attest
WILLIAM I. SNAIL,
Clerk ofCOmmon Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twentieth day OF September Ammo Domin
one thousand eight hundred and siXty-tOur a.
HGi). - -
ALEXANDER HENRY
II Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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ID T. S o l. U 7 | ON
IL To Authorize the Paving Of Thirty sixth street. IN
The Twenty fourth ward, ard Muer street, in the Nine
tCCuIh wand.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils of the city
OF phlade ha, That the Chief Commissioner OF Highways
be- and he is hereby authorized ana directed 10 enter
into contracts with competent PAYERS wfo shall be
selected bv majority Of the owners of property fronting
the fOllOwI streets. Tor the paving thereof viz
Thirty sixth sr et ON Market TO Fbert street. in tho
Twenty y-iourth Ward .Ssa1e 1siszsasS EAlsSE
MWter street, from Lohigh avenue TO D0uphn street,
in the Nineteenth Wald
The conditions (which contracts shal be- that the
tractors will collect the cost # said paving from the
property fronting said streets, and shall into
an obligation the city Keep said streets good order
frOm the time tho paving is finished And
the Chief Commission also authorized 10 the
saIy grading Muuer street at coat not exceeding
three hundred and ninety do J. us. - -
WILLIAM = SrORLEY,
President OF Common Council, pro tenn.
Attest
WILLIAM i. SNAIL,
Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
PrCsidentOt Select Council.
Approved this twentieth day september, Anno DOmini
one thousand eight hundred and siXty-iOur a. ID.
lsGi). -
ALEXANDER HENRY,
1t Mayor uf Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR THE INTERMBNT OF

DNOIO NAIS TUN IIE IN IFNNItNI 7 UT
4 Deceased Soldier. ~
PHILADELPHIA, September u, 1864.
Sealed proposals will be received ~ the office Of the un-
dersuGpd No nos GItND street, until noon OF WCdncs-
day. 18th instant tor orment, during the term OF six
months, commencing OCTOBER |, 1854, of all deceased
soldiers within the limits Of the military district Of fna
dvlppia nCIudmg Chester, Chcsuut Hill Germantown,
hiootown, Iaddngtou, Spring NH, Fort Mihiln, Camp
Nism Penn hitc Han, and Beverly, as well as any
other Hospitals, BaTncks Camps, that may be cstab-
uEhod within that term.
Proposals must include plain but neat pine c)nin
stained: the use OF hclrsc, burial place. lettering
and setting up at each Of headbOard to be 'ur-
ushtd by the Goycm"ht) ana all charges necessary to
mah We the burial complete -
separate pTopu.us may be forwarded for WINE llll
and Rev ery, whore there Government Cemeteries
established. .
No proposals will he received unless properly filled In
upOn blanks. which BE- hao at this office, and must be
guaranteed by persons known at this office to be respoh
sblO.
1he United states the right to reject all bids
d, emCd ntomp at,bly with Its Interests,
Nv order of Colonel Alex = Perry. q. NJ Dt T. s. A.
ALBERT 4. ASHMEAD,
0li.12t Captain aud A. q. M.
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AUCTION SALES.

MACKEYs AUCTION ROOMS, No. S2e
VNI MARKET Street.
q. o. MACREY. AuctOneor, sohclfs consigumentq %
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCnANDlSE,
Ofau Kinds, for public sale hs Auction Rooms, and he
VIII attcl a person ally a. sales Of
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
AZ the Exthanre
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AZ Dwerif 81, and
90 Jocks or MERCHANDIsE
A. tho stores Of the owners.
Cash win he advanced when desired cpns1uments Of
goods for public sale.
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IJsrArE OF ROBERT V. MASSEY, DE.

y =
city and County of Phnadenhia to audit, setuc, and
adjust the account OF ANA h VI NSSEh, ROBEtr v.
MNsSEY, Ir.. and JOSEPH -. TOWNSEND Esquire,
Fgsct tors of o last v i and Testament OF ROBERT
NAssEN, deceased, and % report dHtrlbuusn Of the
balance the hands OF the ncCOuunnts, viii meet the
parties Interested the purposes of his appointment on
Wtdnesdav October D. l-gi, 90 II O'Clock A. at bis
Office No. M Walnut street BOG the city gf Philadelphia.
~ q0 ,,tn,ys5t JOHN CLAY ron, Auditor.
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A REMARKABLE CURE or BLINDNESS.
1hhlsIuDAt G M.Juy %, lbbi,-Alrs, NJ. O., Brown;-
Dear Madam 81 have been quite blind IN my right eye for
seven year., / have been 20 several dOCturg, whom
lgeIu could restore my cycsgh but they never done me
any good spent large sums Of money IN travelling 10
where heard there doctors who could beneA me
Du none 9l them could do me any good thought my
case hopeless, until told by friend You could relieve me
sent by inend and procured your "Memphyscal Ds-
coNfy.' ans In twenty your hours afcr the hrs treat
ment could see quite distinctly. am very thankful or
my deliYerRuCe.
JOHN BELEY,
Tho Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water, 81 small
size, 20 cents.
No, 40 ARCH Street.
Scalp Ben0yator 81,
selO-ws-3m no, 40 ARCH Street.
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RAILROAD LINES.

DEAp1N RAILRoAD
GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE INTERIOR or
PENNsYLVANIA, THE SCHUvLKtLL, SUB-
UTEUANNA, CUAiBERLANO, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Crmrnnys Depot. Al TIlRIEENTH and
CALLOWulLL Streets Philadelphia at the following
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES.
w on snd after TUESDAY, september 6, 1851, v
leave fIOm Walnut Street Wharf as follows
FOR CAPE MAY,
t3P.M.
For Salem and BridgCton, al . A. NJ. and T. N.
For GlsssbOro, az q A. NJ, and and r. M.
Tor Woodbury. &c, at A, M, and u NJ. o and p. N
Tor Gloucester. Sc, gt a. Me- H. Me- b A. aud Z. NJ
KETJ KNGNG TBAIhS LEAVE
Cape MAY atG A, NJ
NilylIo al S'U7 AM,
salem at A. NJ, and ll5 p. M,
Iridgctuu GtG15 A. NJ, 1902. NJ
Glassburo at no and WlT A. NJ, and 2'2lP.A n.
Woodbury. az ,7IO and 9I7 A, NJ, and 2'j0 4. NJ
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY, ~.
ONCE, No, WALNUT Street, will call for and de "
BuPg9ge and attend 10 all the usual branches Of ENp
business A special messenger accompanies each tral
j. VAN RENS SsELAER,
8O.I superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
OFFICIAL.
srArK or DRLAWARR, h


,,, Executive Department., !
whereas An election held In the State OF Delaware
on Tues the eighth day Of November the year
our i9rd one thousand eight hundred and sixtyiOur
mat being the Tuesday after the flist MONDAY In said
nenth in OF the Constitution OF the United
sates aud the laws Of the state OF Delaware in that
ior the election Of Representative Tor tho people
ted States; = "
And Whereas The eaial certificates or returns of the
sAa election held In the several counties of the said
State, having bsel duly received and examined BY the
GOVERNOR II appears them that the votes III the said
Spunes respectively for such representative, cast
,oI "a New Castle County for Nathaniel B. smithers
In New Castle touniv fnr .Iohn A Nt,hotso, paik
votes. S
In Kent County, for John A. Nicholson, 239s votes.
IN Kent County for Nathaniel Smithera, 1854 votes
IN sussex County, for John A. Nicholson 25A9 votes
In Sussex County for Nathaniel b. Inthers 22bg votes
And whereas, The returns duly made out signed and
okecuted o. the election for the choice ofs
o and or the said State in the thirty Congress OF
the United States Aforesaid bssn duly delivered
70 he governor by the respective Shes Of said Coun-
anu the Governor having examined the said returns
Ane enumerated And asceraned the number OF
each and every candidate or person voted for as such
Representative the result appeaTs follows, to witt;
me wnoe number OF votes given for John A. Nleho
The The WHOLE number of votes given for Nathaniel B.
Now. !hsrefers, !, William Cannon, Governor Of the
SON has resolved the highest the election aore-
and therefore has been and duly and legally oes-
tne OF and fo the State OF Delaware
IN the thrty'ninth Congress Of the United States.
In testimony whereof have hers0nto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal OF the said State to be
4Ez6SA amxed at Dover this twellh day Of November,
MkMsM ~ the year OF our Lord ons thousand eight
NAA4ap hundred and sixtyfour, and OF the indspen.
dsnes OF the United States the eighty ninth.
By the Governor.
SAMUEL M Harrington, JR,
Secretary Of State nov le-2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Notice to Officers and Enlisted
Men.
PRoyosr MARsHAL's orrici

,u, PRoyosr MARsHALs OFFICE.
n. wilmington, Del, November llth, 1854
ny Geperal Orders No. go, current sere A. q o. fha
iulOnghs Of all regmsnal officers and eoisiaJ man III ~
for duly Terminate to-day, the laih inst and they are
required 10 report at the several Rendezvous which NAV
mands in the field. Aud in case no Rendezvous n N
nave been Appointed, they will report to lie usares
officer without delay. - l
Vieers and men OF the Second Regiment Eastern Shore
MhrylAnh Volunteers who it for duty 10 The fald
ana absent from their comma within N jurisdioton
on futlOugh or otherwise, after the IA Inst will
10 tn ir proper once or be iAbla III srst
And Neate1 as dessrlra EDWIN WlIMfp e
nov Is,St - Ne'"rAei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
TerIlla !:

HARPRRs ReEKLF, one year,. .......,,,,. Al 90
An krtra Copy Qr either he We XII or MAGAZINE ssiu
oe supplied gratis f erer5 CIub or FIvR sBBscR1sRRs
at - w each, in one rsnikanee; or SiE Copies IA
$40 90. - -
Back Niem6sfs can be supplied at any tims. 80
The Annual Volumes Of HAKPRRs RRIkLY, In neat
cloth bindng viii be cent BY express free Of expense or
- each. complete SCI, comprising Eight pollfaes
sent on receipt o. eash at tbs rate Of 30 per Vo ~
HAhPER 4 BROTHERS,
nov ls FRAsKLn sQUARH, R9w YoRK
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Trustees Sale
REAL. HST A II FL

r EAL EST ATE,
RY virtue of decree Of the Court OF chsuce,y of tbs
OstAts o. Delaware, In and for New Castle County,
inAda Al ths February Term, A. D. 1854 In cause oi
Psrttion between John Randall J and wife and Walter
Williamson and others devIsves Of Sarah Dawson Dc.
ceased VIII ba exposed TO sale at Public Yendue on
EpNESDAll the Fourteenth day OF December 1854 at
oeloek r Nj at the house Of Asrfis Dickinson in the
Guy of Wilmington, the following described Real Estate
situate and being In the said city Of Wilmington to wit
NO. l. lot ofland with Brick Houss thereon erec-
ted ~ the corne OF Manut and Spring streea being 22
Ieet Miae IN front on Walnut street. and extending west
Wnrdy at angles thereto and With the sane width
the estate Of John Gordon, deceased.
NO ?. a lot Of land adjoining No. ], with a Brick
DWeing House thereon srected, boing II feet wide on
walnut street and extending westWArdy at right anRlel
lhereto with the same width distance Of 81 liz fest and
themes continuing westwardy further distance Of Vi feat
Wh pre2dth OF feet along continuation Of the NORTH
ery line thereof 10 lands late belonging 10 Rich
ara Painter and the estate Of John Gordon deeeaed
NO. = lot Of land adjoining No. y with Brick HOUSE
thereon erected being II feet wide on Walnut street.
Aforesaid, and extending thence westwardly at right
angles thereto with the same width distance Of I6 l2
iest 70 lAnds nov or late of Richard Painter.
no. T. lot OF land with a Frame Dwelling House
thereon erected, adjoining No. 8. being ~ feat wide on
Walnut street. and extending thence Westwady Al right
thereto with tho same width distance Of il6 LIZ
ieet to lands now or late Of John Brincle Esauire
Attendance Will be given and tofs rale known
tee, or his Attorney. N'
GEO. B. RODNEY,
New Castle. Nov llth. ls6l-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
For Said.

Three Dwelling Houses Store Cooper Shop Blacksmith
and Mheelwfight Shops, and upwards Of fIpK ACRES
or LAMP Within three foar miles Of Wilmington VIII
lHl IIfl WILLIAM MoOAULLBY Co.
vile sos Anrkea at~4se,