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Smyrna times., 1865-11-22
II TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate,
Sttsated ~ Duck Creek Hundred, Kent Coa,s.
tn, Del.


BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court of tn.
oaie OF Delaware, in and for Kent County will be ex
posed to Pubic Auction Vendue 10 The high ,st
best bidders for the same
ON IHURSDA Y, NOVEMBER 23d, '65.
At2 o'clock, p. NJ, at the Hotel of Chas E. FoxvaI
IN the Town OF Smyrna, Kent county aforesaid Ihe
ioitowng described lands and tenements viz:
"A iarm or tract OF land situated in Duck Creek HIM.
dred, Kent County and State of Delaware ahont ono
Snu haiI miles from the Town Of Smyrna and living
On he soulh side OF the road leading from said Town
Rd 'lage OF Henton, adjoining lands late of Isaac
puuu' lands oil James w. Spruanee lands Of Jose PHI
aries and others, and described on the plot
nyg the return OF the ireehOldeTs for partition
iuatoh with the letters and B, and containing 26S
acres and l45 square perches Of land, be the
more or less the same being the whole of the Real
Estate oil John MeWhorer late of New Castle county,
deceased and sold free and discharged OF any claim of
dover.
And it is ordered by the Court that the purchaser
purchasers thereof be and appear at the next Orphans
Court TO be held at Dover, in and Tor Kent County
aforesaid that the said court may assign TO the purcha
purchasers the premises sold 10 him, her lhem
pursuant TO this Order he She they paying to the
parties entitled their and pfOpOrtORable shares of
the purchase money respectively. or with surety or
surees to be approved by the Court entering into re-
cOgnIZaI TO be taken and acknOW in sad onr,
to The State, IN penal sum to lie determined by the
Court with condition 10 pay 10 the parties severaIIy
ehued or thelr respective executors administrators
OF assigns their and each of their pro sbar
oi said purchase money respectively with Interest
rom such time as the said Court shall determine in
uch manner aud Time as may by the direction of tLa
alu Court be prescribed and appointed in said condi
= Attendance will be given and terms made known nv
hANClo ,. MCWHORTER, Esq., The Trustee an.
oih'eu 10 eirct The SAID sale or his Attorney
by order of the Court
Attest: WIN r r ,uOON m,
Dover Oct. 9th, 1865 '
iEkAs'-Ien per cent of the purchase money will
required to be paid on the day of sale which will
orelted II The purchasers fail to comply with The
o1ve p conditions prescribed by the Court; otherwise
ne 'rea'eI as part oi the purchase money The next
! ~ 9l Ine orphan Court will be held at Dover on
ugsuay' me 27th day of March, 1866 A plot Of the
ND Will he exhibited al said saIe F ~ 'N'
- ne ABOVE iarm is in good state of cultivation The
~ y oe'nS KIND and easily improved. The bnIIdings
goou and subsIanIia The fencing consists prnci
10y ol lns young Usage Orange hedges in a thriving
hul'ioh. The remainder Is under good fencing =
mere Is Peach Orchard of 40 acres years old next
- mts nellthy and hourshing; also very fine An.
{ orchard OF about $50 trees Altogether This farm =
very attractive and valuable place, and we'll wor
ne uuenllon OF purchasers, and will be shown by
g Trustee residing on it, ~
hoVo FRANCIS S. McWHORTER Trustee
Smyrna times., 1865-11-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

X VI rue Of Decree of the Circuit Court of Kan,
OeounIy, Md a. a Courl OF Euutv Ibe '1ad =. ns
liuAIee' VII" expose TO Public Sale 10 The hishs,
Smyrna times., 1865-11-22
no. %
A PIECE OF WOODLAND
Containing 26 Acres

situated IN Little Creek Hundred, County md State
aIofesaid' az adjoining lands of William Jacobs Jo,enb
6oyiss and John Rash, within mile Of Downes ~.
1a1s ~ ana lhe same distance from church aud scboo
well set IN Chestnut Bnd White Oak
IERMS.-Ien per cent. TO be paid OH The oav nj
sde' me balance on or before the twentieth of Fob,n
aay' 1000 al which time deed will be given If the
parties ia to comply at The given time. the tan ~,
cent vii be forfeied otherwise treated as mr., ,C
the purchase money. f Vi
lie lndIsputabie A plot Of the lands VIII he ~ 49,,
session OF Mr.. Thomas English at Sassafras Cro.,,na
on on, Ihe Del K K, and James English at Kenton w6o
will take pleasure in showing an nerxon ,La VINO
"hs WISH to purchase. r''"h''e'
SARAH ENGLIsa,
THOMAS ENGLIsH
IsAAc Is. ENGLIsH,
JAMES ID. CLARK, and wife
REBEcCA J. CLARK
JAMES p. ENGLISH
SfART +. ENGLISH
JACOB STATS and wife
smyrn. n, ~ RACHEL l.. STATS
lDelawarean and Del Ca.o,,o -, nOvl
and send bill to this oice1 VIII publish till sale
Smyrna times., 1865-11-22

DY Virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court ior hsn'
Dcountv. as n Cour, Of EQUITY. the undersigned rs
TRUSTEE, Will expose 10 Public Sale TO The highest
hi,id
Smyrna times., 1865-11-22
~ ~ -
A ~ va III ~ NAM .
Containing lob Acres

n "u - EkCHEs OF land, situated in Little Creek and
Duck Creek Hundreds, Kent county SIa,e "3 si anu
ware adjoining lands Of Randall Brayman, Jose - =
Srnn'h' Thomas I. ThurOw, John n. Wilds md Mis-.
u,hiT,s' n Immediately on the stage road from
Ion! dhr,vin.n !" iempIevHle Md; mile from Ken
n ,on, rhr'v'hg and improving village containing
pot oilce ana three stores, and within oneeIgbb 9C
I mle ol me Delaware and Maryland K. R., Which IS
tIon and supposed will be in (ulI
excellent school adjoining the farm The land s we'll
"atereu oy never-fallng stream. and we'll adanted
~ tue grown OF Peaches. Wheat, Corn Oats Melons
ABOUT 20 acres are cleared the balance well 90,
- sh9ice CheslAut and Oak. Buildings m r.osonabIa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

GENTErr. Two.sropy

n l. A II q Il GENTEEL TWO-STORY
IA Brick Dwelling containing ~ rooms. closets
besides pantry china cupboard bathroom and wash
room; capital cellar under the entire dwelling !;
light dry and well ventilated. Hight of first story
II feet. second 10 feet An elegant hail. large and
spacious connecting with all Of the principal
on the fret floor. Two magnificent Parlors connect
ed BY Gliding doors-each independent Of the other
hail finished in oak. The I'd floor has beautiful
rooms, besides clothes presser in suites
singy-each room opening directly into.he hall The
Attic has large suitable for storage. drying
elothes, &C., and two finished bedrooms. flight of
stairs leads from upper hall to back hall on lower
hoor, from thence 10 kitchen, cellar and yard Two
COCO brick cisterns in the yard, with alter attached,
ana superior Anti Freezing Pump. A force pump
y used IN the cellar to raise the water TO tank In
the attic and from thence II IL distributed TO all
sleeping rooms. bathroom kitchen, & C. waste water
carried on under ground through terra Gotta pipe.
Gas throughout every bedroom well provided with
ventiiaton. Fines very large and draft excellent
" Is OF the most substantial character
receive mastering doors OF the firrt qusty-mould
Cd on both sides stone cap and window siils aud WA
Ter liable Windows hung with weights and glazed with
TIE nret quality Of French gass--inside shutters
and comfort cannot be surpassed The design Il such
that every room y very pleasant and desirable.
THE LOCATION Is the most grand and sublime
Of any IN the city. An unobetrected view OF the
tiful view Of Illinois bluffs Rock IslAnd city and
Alec . magnificent view Of the Island looking |
directly down upon the New Assenal which has |
already been commenced. and for which an sppropri
dssssse kcSss within 10 Minutes ~slk q the fost
Io1ss, 90 Ss.tss walk Of The Dsposs ~ oesse
- =: " y f. sss;s Z desired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06
WASHINGTON. March a

=.
President Lincoln was ifaugurated n,
noon to-day. The weather Il clear and
BEAUTIFUL but on account of recent rains the
streets are full Of mud, still the crowd was
exceedingly large and thousands proceeded
TO the Capitol to witness the inaugural The
procession moved from 10Th street to Penn.
sylvania Avenue at one O'clock. President
Lincoln Inns been at the Capitol all dav and
consequently did not accompany the process
sion. The Mayor and Council Of Washing
ton, the Council from Baltimore, the firemen
Of this city and fremcn from Philadelphia
were alsoin the procession Among the be
nevolcnt societies present were the Lodges
of Odd Fellows and Masons, including a : OF.
ored lodge Of that fraternity. Pubic and
private buildings were decorated and every
window was throngcd with faces. The oath
toprotect and Waintain the Constitution Of
the United States was administered to Mr..
Lincoln by Chief Justice Chase. Many who
witnessed the interesting ceremony were
standine IN mud almost knee deep. The In
an" .ral Address was then read and Ma
.ionaI salute was then fired. Everything
passed of In the most quiet and orderly man
ncr, and although thousands participated in
the ceremonies not an accident occurred to
mar the pleasure
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

!. New York, March 6.-The Tribune con-
taias long article on the exchange question
nom one Of Its correspondents recently es.
capped from rebel prisons. II complains Of
great leniency displayed toward the rebel
prisoners by our government while our own
men are dying Of starvation IN the recent re-
lease Of Pryor. and his parole in Washing
ton, and mentions numerous occasions where
prominent rebels were released without any
equivalent, while the same class of prisoners
are treatsd by de setels with the utmost
severity. It charges the bad management
6f this matter upon Secretary Stanton, and
demands that the country shall be honestly
and lnidy deslt With. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

The unparalleled success which has attended
Dr. James practice in EUROPE, the United States
and New Oreans-the many remar kabe cures he
has effected which we're pronounced incurable by
the most eminent hysicians, ustfes him in off,
cring his services to the confidence Of the unfor-
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The following some or the diseases termed
Private and which DR. James permanently
eradicates, viz-Syphilis. primary, secondary
tertiary; Structures. Urethral Discharges. elect
Gonorrhea, Nocturnal and Diurnai Emissions
Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Back and Loins
inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys. Khcu
matism, Hydrocele Verecocele, Cancers etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females, such AS Amenorr.
hea Dysmenorrhagla. Metrorrhagia, Chlorosis,
Nervous Debility, etc, successfully treated.
DR.. james long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should cow
vince the most skcptical that DIR. James can and
will perform all that he promises.
DIR. James would also call the attention espe ;.
tally OF those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves, in that secret and solitary
habit~--which ruins both body and mind unfit
ting them for both business and society, produc-
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The following are some of the sad and melan-
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ed Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, DE
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All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
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Let no false delicacy deter you, bn, call AT once
and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
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Those at a distance by describing symptoms
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p. 0. Box 3.I96 [ian2l d&wlyl Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

Advces received here through private
source from Mexico state that the war in tie
United States is attracting the special atten-
ton of the Imperial Government The po-
lice are directed 10 arrest all who express
their sympathy with the Feticrals, and one
man has been sentenced toa years imprison-
mcnt for speaking favorably about the T. s.,
and predicting a speedy end of the rebellion
The Imperial Treasury is continually get
ting lower.
The friends of Juarist here refuse to give
crcdence to defeat at Oaxaca
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06
B. L. Fahnestock's
W.OR.N CO.1.FECTYO.r.x

Are prepared from the active principle of his
celebrated vermifuge. They are put up in nice
palatable FORM to suit the taste of those who can
not conveniently take the vermifuge. Children
will take them without trouble. They are an ef
fective Worm DESTROYER, and may be given 10
the most delicate child.
Prepared and sold by B. l.. FAHNESTOCk
L CO., Sole Proprietors, &c and rs Wood and d
Fourth streets, Pittsbury, Pa.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine dealers gener.
ally. msr2-d1owkw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06
Official

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Washington. March .. {
To Gen. Dir:
The following dispatches in relation to
the reported defeat and capture of General
Early by Sheridan and the capture of
Charlottesville have been received by this
Department.
Gen. Sheridan and his force commenced
their movement last Monday, and were at
Staunton when last heard from.
Maj. Gen. Hancock was placed in charge
OF the middle military division during the
absence Of Gen. Sheridan at the headquar.
ters at Winchester
L. n. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Cry PorNr, Va, March 4 10 A. NJ.
To Hon. f. N. Stanton
Desertcrs who came in this morning re.
port that Sheridan had routed Early's com.
mand and captured Charlottesville.
They report four regiments having gone
from here (Richmond) to reinforce Early.
U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
CRY PorNT,
March 9th, 1:20 p. NJ.
To Hon. Z. II. Stanton
Deserters from every point of the enemys
lines confirm the capture of Charlotville by
Sheridan.
They say he captured General Early and
nearly all Of his entire force, consisting of
1880 men, brigades were reported as be-
ing sent to Lynchburg to get there before
Gen. Sheriday, if possible.
L. s. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.
CRY PorNr. Va,
March 9TH, 4 A. NJ.
To Hon. Z. N ,Stant5n
Refugees confirm the statement of desert
ers as to the capture Of Early and nearly all
his entire force. u. S. GRANT,
g.. + io,t (snuara1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06
New York. March The Raleigh q

NEw YoRk. March 4.-The Raleigh a.
Co. Journal Of the I'd says:
AZ the train left Wilmington our Whit
worth battery, planted at the head of the
market, was firing ppon the enemy, who had
appeared upon TIE causeway upon the West
ern side Of Cape Fear River. Their main
advance was then checked at Alligator
Creek. Some few skirmishcrs were pushed
forw,sd, but we're driven off.
1t is believed that Hapgood's brigade.
with the exception of the 9TH battalion. has
been captured. Some accidental cases may
have escaped. They were on the vest sid.
of Cape Fear River. The other troops ' .oro
on that side. "s'0
The Richmond Wing Of the *. savs:
The Raleigh Conservative alludes 10
snermans operations, shd INDUCES in the
hope that IL our plap., are not thwarted our
aple Generals and Grave troops in that quar-.
Yer WIZ be able to bag him or send him
bowling to IL rear. 49,
, II inc report brought us by telegraph that
,"e SINAI. force left by him ut Columbia has
Dcen Expelled, be true, then the rcpulse in
iropt, should he suffer such, would prrbably
render his affairs desperate in the extreme.
But we will not speculate in regard to ma,
ters which must cease to be matters for mere
speculation soon.
= The Richmond Dispatch Of the Sd says
telegram from Fayetteville, LIST, SAYS
that ct that time no Yankees had advanced
IN that direction from Wilmington.
We have nothing from Sherman. He is
presumed to be in the middle of South Car
DINA.
The HernlIs Winchester correspondent,
OF the I'd, says Of Sherdan's expedition ur
the Valley few days ago Three Winches
ter families by the names of Steward, Lee
and Runnells, were sent out of our lines on
the charge Of disloyalty. 1t is said they con-
spired together to get up sociable ball to
which Gen. Sheridan was to be an invited
guest, and that during its progress de.
tachlncnt of Mosby's gang was to seize the
General, take him captive and convey him
to Richmond a Ia Kelley and Crook. The
plan was frustrated, and the ladies are in
full communication with those for whom
they have exhibited such< warm symyathy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

e Enw Yonx, Nasch o,-1he spirft Of our
people is based upon the lite victosies for
= celebratien to-day resived fresh impetes
~ the announcement Of Shefidsn's gallant
exploit. All feel that Tie postponsment from
Saturday, both on the account Of the wealth
er and the additional cause Tor rejoicing was
judisious and oppsrticned. The weather
to-day is fine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06
OswEGo. March .

OswEGO, March 4
Mayor Grant hs received tliss,atch from
GOV. Fcnton, stating that tie War Depart
ment at Washington h@ received inforrna
ton from Halifax, that the rebels in the
fl0vincts arc contemplating raid on o.
public meeting is to be held in this city
this p m, to take such seton in the matter
AZ may be necessary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

NEW York, March 4.
Inc f0as special,nys that Hon. Simon
Dfapcf was unanimously confirmed Collect
or q Customs for the port of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

New York, March 6.-The Richmond En-
quirer Of the Sd has long article showing
Sherman and Grant are to be beaten in
detail, and then independence of the Confed-
eracy will be secured
Gov. Vance is now actively at work, it
says, in rallying the people and organizing
resistance
It says Grant has stripped every section
Of the country, and in Western Virginia he
had not men enough to protect his guns
while sleeping.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

embraces every branch OF busness The learner
will be thoroughly taught the science and practice of
Double Entry Bookkeeping, as applied TO Wholesale
and Retail Merchandising, Commission, Forwarding
Eteaunboatiny. Railroading, Manufacturing, Bank
ing &c, requiring the student to open, conduct and
close than thirty sets of books, both of Single
and Double Entry fully Illustrating the method Of
variety Of partnership ccntracte, division OF losses
and gains, &C. The sets embrace large variety Of
entries and bring into re9uisition all the forms of
business paper, such rs Notcr, Drafts, Bills of Ex-
change, Bills of ladIng Certificates of Deposit,
Statements sc. ft
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-06

The procession fesched the Capitol at
k-s6bs3quentp enni the President, Vice Presi.
dent, together with theJustices oftheSuprsme
Court, Membeu and cx- Members of Cbn.
grcss, Foreign Minister'S, and other Dcrs6ns
Of distinction, assembled in the Senate
Chameee YA4o they President elect tdok
the oath Of once, preceding II BY an address
Chief Justice Chase administered the cath
Of Office on the eastern portico When the
President delivered his inaugural, there
was very large attendance. The scene vas
one Of marked interest.