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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PI RLIC HAIE.

TN THE subscriber having rented his &EU9
farm, will sell at Public Sale, TUES. ,X
DAY, the 10th day Of febrsTy, 1885, at IL O'clock, NJ
at his farm In Christina Hundred Garrsts SNUFF
Mills, the following personal property, Wis 10 head q
stoeTs, 10 OF which ready for MARKET ard will
sold before the day Of sale II opportunity offers
pair OF good working Oxen Cows, some OF which will
be In proAt by day Of sale yssrling Heiier good
farm ard driving Horses.
Farming Implement consisting OF a Wagon, Cart,
Piowp, Cuitivators Harrows Union Mower, Pennock'
Combined Reaper and Mower, steel Tooth Hor-e Take
orindstons Double and Single Trees Wagon Harness,
Pillow Harness. sets Of Carriage Harness, York Wagon
Roller Dri, Forks shovels, Spades, whssbarrow Col
lars and Bridles, ox-yokes ox-chnns Ladder, Hoes,
Axes Broad Aae Maui end Wedges hay Knife and Cut.
ter CiesCut saw Wood Saw 20 good Grain Bags, half
pzahel, half poeks, Meat Chest, DC.
Household Goods suCh Beds Bcdsteads and Bedding
Bureaus ard Desks Tables; Chart; Stands; Carpets;
so settce: Gu pboards looking Glasses Stoves Dishes
Buckets Pans Cburh; Vinegar by the barrel swarms
Of Bees; and many other articles too tedious mention
81 Conditions will be made known at sale.
PUsEY W. JACKSON.
John Hepburn, Auct. Yah l-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUKIIC MALE-

HE suhsci iber, intending to quit kR7SSSY
IN farming, viii sell at Public Sale, at yXYN
<S2A his residence In Christiana Hundred, Xk.,2f1
on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day OF February, IB6, at
good HORSES good cows nne hefers; one gocA two
horse wegon horse cart market dearborn and harness.
family carriage and harness. york wagon; slsighs
mowers and rsapers comsinec steel tooth rake; wheat
dr ill., drill plantsr seed threshlng
chDt shelter grain IAN gil ndson pows Arrows;
cutvators, forks; rake hoes; picks shovsE and
wedges sels OF wagon gears 2so's cart gears piow
Rsars double barrel gun lot Of hay and corn fodder
aud aquantty Of Household and Kitchen Furniture con
Ssting Of three stoves tubs buckets churu milk pans
and great variety ofOihsr articles Terms at sale.
feb b-tE JESSE HALLOHRLL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PURUIC SALE

a. Will be soid at Pnhlic Sale on thu
I9Yiarn called tho Chaunoy r, Hoico,ub %&~
=. - insrn, o1 the road leading from New port
sq AZ VIZ a. al NJ the ol!oying prop
oid good Ave years old with fusI. aoS wors
mitch cows hesd Of young cattle two bulls,
wagon ~ good AS new three inches on the tired or
aya, "estehhoute thresher and cleaner aud horse
fap yFses ae reaper two horse power grain
I M etn hnelers, nearly new plovs, cultiysters
auoe nsrr0ws, double harrow, collars bride And
spS. M 1esN As2 Dairy fixtures, Consisting Of one
aud houhehOi goods, '' - euppohd'
TERM All sums under ESQ r..h. 81, .u..... -.
a. CANN0S' hnc,;or..r Il. b. HANOI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

Ms: EDIToR;-Having seen statement in
your last issue made by Mr.. Wilson, of Chester
county, in which some mistatement occur.
Wish to correct them, Mr. Wilson states he had
ni.ehed his horse while be took. e.tougue out
OF tne wagon Such lie not the fac,;bis horse had
oeen standing over two hours obstructipr The
street contrary TO ordinance, and had not ar
rested MN Nr. urotbers would have arrested
nlm loi 'toiati"g an ordinance in regard to
oeeupylhe more than eleven feet OF the street
.i tu 'he tongue OF bis wagon. waich was not
taken out as he say. And let me say that he
would not come TO the market unlsss he ont
pad for what be brought. | therefore do ,ot
see mat ne more haa any other one should be
permitted to violate our laws. S Il. JoaIs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

n@.The tum OF $l25 900 has been rai,aa
TO secure white laborers by citizaps In a,i
about Charleston, and q charter for orenniga
ton Is granted by the Legislature ie,,sr
l.o% genteman oil Influence In Germany,
declares that be can PERSUADE thousands oflGe
people OF that courtry 10 migrate to South
Caiolna II tue people will only offer the in
auce,nen,. winch 1t V within their power to
State, In addressing a farewell, letter n La
constituents, said:
"Looking to the graf iuture I sbopId ..r
,ne nfst 'nine Tor the South is white emgra-
ZION ,ne second thing 10 white emigration;-
'ee tnid tning IS White emigration. You
suouia 40 eVefyt"ine in your power 10 invite
white population, 10th bv YOUR legisla,ion
and favorable public sentiments. Reca;ye
emigrspts from Europe and the United S,s,,S
with open arms"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

spiritusiism, are commandments oftas BsPtis.
Church, and bsar high character tor Chris
lian integrity and reotitude.
The only theory advanced thus far BY the
superstitious to account for the outbreak Of
these mysterious manifestations 10 that they
are caused by lady who boarded in the fam
lily for some months, and left the house on
rather bad terms with the inmates. This wo-
man is reputed to be spiritualist, and 1t ID
said by some that she has conjured the evil
considerably exercised by these manifesto
tions-PAHg Ingxtrer of Monddu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

AE%xA WILL he sold Mt Public Sale, on SATURDAY
ss!M tho 10th day Of February 1853, at az O'Clock
1sek2A p. NJ, at the public house OF Philip Marvel Ia
the town OF Newark Delaware, the following Property
via;
No. lis Two Story Irnme yelling House, 10 feet
by 70 feet deep, containing FIVE roums tho lot on
which this house Ia erected ia 1855 feet doep.
No. 2-ls Dwelling House OF the size and same
cmehsons. with well OF good water to supply the two
housee with pump. These houses are IN desirable
location in the town, and readily for good in.
lei est, to good and reliable tenants
No 3-Are Three Building Lots, adjoining the above
Property and each Is 10 feet font by 1855 eet deep which
will he sold separately, or to suit the purchasers
~ Conditions made known on day OF Sale,
Jan 2g-tss WARRINGTON MASON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

ExrKNsIvH VNxYARps-The interest now
awakening in vineyard culture on this side tie
Atlantic, Is illustrated in one or two para
graphs :
Oae of these states that q company, a.
Cooksville, Canada West, have now about 40
acres under the grape, and expect to extend
the area largely another season. They are
just constructing a wine cellar, having thirty
four arched recesses, in two tiers, each recess
to contain hogshead of 1000 gallons capaci.
". These thirty four hogshesds, it is said,
will be filled with the production Of this sea
sens fruit. We understand that another hogs.
head is In course of construction, which is
to contain 24,0)0 gallons.
Another statement in circulation 10 to the
effect that jout stock company, with a cap
ilal OF quarter of d million OF dollars, has
been formed 10 Wheeling, Vest Virginia, for
the purpose of entering LARGELY into the grape
growing business. The land TO be worked ia
on the Ohio side Of the river, near Martins.
vile, aud 80 acres Of 1t a 70 already cuitiva-
ted. 1t Is designed to inctease the size of the
working land to one hundred and fifteen acres.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

n Will be sold at Public Sale IN tle :.
I@Niarm OF Henry DUPONT, in Brand wine Y&SS
- Hundred, near Roekland, on FRIDAY H
the 10Th day OF February, 1896 at O'Clock p NJ an
following personal property One good working horse
one cot sight mouths old 3'uperier Miloh Cows two
OF them about eslyne; fat COW, two year old heller
Two year cid Bull, ft Hog, shoats hay by the ton
two horse Wagon, horse Cart and Gears, Dearborn
and Harness, Family Carriage and Harness. Collsrs
Brides and Loading Chains, Pow Al harness act of
Double harroMu, Uultvatorr, Outing Box, / Grain
ran, Corn Shelter Revolving Horse Rake, Double
aud Hngie Trees, Hay Knife, Grow BARI Hoea sho.
wells Spades Forks, RNkes Moving scyhes a, ain Ora
dies, GrlndstoDs, coed Bed Sash Potatoes and
Corn by the bnsha barrel Ohurn and Dairy Fixture,
sx acres OF Whe In the ground aud many articles moi
eals. ioIN pRnuny "
L. W. sTIDuAM, Auct ian oo.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FARM FOR SALE.

GA The subscribers oiur at private sale tho fa,,.
kssBH on which they reside situate in White Ct.s
4mkeA oreeR Hundred, on the turnpike kbout a.
miles nom the village Of Christiana ons from Coosns
eruge, three miles from the Railroad station at Newa,s
civ Of wilmington It Contains Isl acres forty OF .h,S
~ geo Timber The land Is divided into Ave nea.
~ So onoe snu Is 10 good state u cultivation Tss
uhuoI' ahd good well Of water ut the door Waso.
noase SIsaary Barn aud other outbuiidngN TheTe 4.
sood Apple Orchard and other kinds Of Frpjt n.
w, adapted to rnsng all kinds OF rain and C,rs..
ana vol worthy the nittatohbi any onr wishing 10
gage In agricultural pursuits s Schools and Cburct !.
arc eonsv-eat and the nsghbbrhUod Is an improyin.
desirable on6. Ter.s easy. Possession tiy,s
'"n ia,. " NsPirsd DAVID POGUE
MeSfp- JOSEPH PO0UE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

Pm ukI.UC MAZE

FSEsR WILL be sold at Pub sals, on <NxqszsA
A6SHS the farm of the late Eli Davis, cnjyzHpD
XA-.-- the road leading from Eastburn's &Aslk=s
quarries to MechEncsvilie IN Mill Creek Hundred Oh
THURSDAY the 22d day OF February, 1896 IL O'Clock
M the following Personal property belonging the
estate OF said deceased, to wit:
head Of Horses pair ofgooh Mules yoke Of 40 per.
Tor Oxen, good Cows, yoaTngs, Sow and four piep
two farm wagons, Dearborn. Jenny Lind Carriage one
Sleigh, OK Cart, yoke and chains, Moving Machine
Thrtshins Machine. Grain DIN, Corn shelier, two
Grain Fans, wheel horse Rake, Roller, Wheeibarrow
Grain Cradles. Scythes, Plows Harrows, Guilt yators
Carris &C. wagon and pillow harnesst side Saddle man
saddis and Brides, Forks Rakes, shol es Hoes Maui
and wedges, ohopping Axoa. broad aud post Axes
grindstone orowbar, stone drills u lot OF Carpenter
tools Hay by the ton Potatoes by the bush and ether
Artisies Aso, Household and Kitchen Furniture G IN.
Glasses Clock Tables Chairs Stands Settee Pator ANA
large 90 * Stove lot Of rag carpet quantity Of ia ~
Fixtures. such as Churns, Butter iuba, Cream pots
MILK Pans, and great variety Of other articles
- Terms at Sale ROBERT DAVIs Admit
d. T. RICHARDS, Auct ian oS.ts "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

fiFSH The subscriber having tented hissfXL>
wv farm, will sell at Public Sale, oil MXsfA
IA~lA- THURSDAY, the 10th day Of Feb ILNI8
ruaty 1886 Mt 10 O'Clock A. M at his farm New Gas.
tis Hundred about half way between the Bear Station
and the Village OF Chrstisna, part Of lis Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Bedsteads, Chairs
Stoves, Churn and MILK Pans, window Blinds 10 Oil
Cloth Shades Bras Kettle sausage CATER and many
other articles useful in housek eepng.
All Ills Farming Implements (which have been but
little used consisting OfWagons Carts Plows CuliIva
tors Jersey Blue Reaper and Mower superior article
Threshng MAeiHe urDdstpne, Double and Single Ire
Mhscn Harness. set otsings Harness. set Of Double
Harness, nearly n.w ts9 seated Carriage, York
Roller Drill Corn Cover sets of Pillow Gears Forks
Makes, shovtls, Whcebarrow; new Hay Rigging whee
hake, Revolving Rake, Collars and Brides, Ox-yoke,
and oxebana Long Ladder Hoes, Axes and lot Of old
Iron.
HORaE5,-Ile will also sell II Horses, a superior
family horse, can be driven and ridden by lady pair
Of horses suitable for driving work superior Mares
large work horses, Pony, 2yearliug Colts.
THlHTYFlyk HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting Of
yoke Of Work Oxen, Is Cows with calves at
sides, other coming into profit Tleliers and Bulls
10 su erior ShOaH, 100 bushels OF good Potatoes
Bushels of Oats bushels OF Beans 1900 weight of nick.
aed Pork u Tons OF upland Timothy ard Clever Hay
o o. Corn Fodder and Straw to be fell In tho barn yard
on The premises 80 arGn Bags from 20 80 loads Of
cubs, aud many other articles not named.
Buyers may assured that all ufthe above PROPERTY
will he sold without reserve.
TkkNs-Ail sumo Of $50 and under cash, and on all
sums over 800 credit Of 90 will be given by the pur.
chaser giving bankabe note with approved endor.
ser. Jan 1873 JOHN I, SIMMONS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
Public Sale.

N The subscriber having rented hiHCs.-sspt
IS% farm, will sell At Public Sale, hskES8H
LAIl farm In Appoqninimink Hundred. W.U
about half way between Blaskbird md Peldsboronob
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February, 1896 at ia
O'Clock, A. NJ, all his Stock and Farming Implements
which have been slightly used consulting of head OF
Horses superior driving Horses which can be driven
or ridden by lady COED Mare wi foal by superior
Jack II head Of Cattle, superior yoke OF Oxen 8
head OF good Mich Cows, pair Of young Steers hne
hs fers, Bulls, yearllngs half Durham so4 4 Pigs
tivatoLs Hmr0wa 6rinlstohe Double and Single Tr, es
Pow Gears, Wagon Hai ness, Family Carriage, Fan
1 Drill good Post Machine, good Horse Rake, O. liars
and Brides, ox-yoke, 0xchsiu 80 bushels of Seed
Oats 90 to so bushels ct White Corn 20 bushels Of cool
Potatoes, 1000 bundles of good blade Fodder buyers
may rest assured that all Of the above proverty will be-
sold AS- credit will be given.
Ian 26 ts BENJAMIN DENNY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PURLIO MALE.

~ THE undersigned. about to decline <uwx
@Niarming, will sell at Public Sale, atfS
on the road leading from 0eletown white Clay Crock
ShuSeh, about half mile from the former place,
moSDAf the 18th OF February 1866, at IL O'clock,
s her entire Stock and Farming Utensils consisting oil
head Of Good Work or Road Horses Colts; rising
years old; the other 2; superior Mich Cows, ex
ceiient shoats Farming Utensils, &c, Such Plows
hnrrowS Gu tvators shovels; Rakes; Forks Grubbing
noes; oxChain Horse Rake two horse Wagon an
2Horse Carts and Harness. Market Wagon and Harness
one Sleigh and Bells; sets Of Pl Gears Collars; Bri
aies Corn Shelter Grain Fans lot Of Poultry; Hay
BY the ton.
household and Kitchen Furniture Such Tables
Chairs stsnds large Cook Stove and fixtures; also
iot OF karthen and Tin Ware; and many other articles
too tedious to mention. Ia Terms made know on daJ
VI Bale. fb-lts PIIHRT RUTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
c5ARcY t,y 1diE MEuHANlc's BRIGADE.

c5ARes OF 7HE MECHANICS BRIGADE.
Hsif nils, hall q mile onward,
Right toward Market street,
Relied the six hundred,
Forward the mechanics brigade
Brave waa, the charge they made,
AL for Hayes fegar store,
Each tried TO be before,
Noble six hundred.
On marched the mechanics brigade,
Not In the least dismayed,
Many tor their custom prayed,
And all the world wondered,
Whether In rapid flight,
On every week day night,
They turned neither lett nor right,
Sensible six hundred.
Stores to the right OF them,
Stores to the left OF them,
Stores behind them,
Yet on, on they Numbered;
Still on with rapid feet,
Asking each man they'd meet,
Where's Hayes on Market street,
Shout the six hundred.
On, on they came and bought
Segars, canes and pipes full set out;
And all the world wondered
Why twas that goods for cash,
Were sold at so small advance,
To the six hundred.
r. E. Hayes h Co., cigar mandatory and
Wholesale tobacco wharehouee, No. 1902 Marke
street, above Front.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

n WILL be sid at Public Sale or tho
I-yNhtm IN chrstiana Husdred, one mile KY
~ ~, west from camrbells chops, Oh Noh-'
NJ, tho following Personal Property, viz; two sood
hori e. colt, ~ yeors old, mitch cows youus 6nr
nam bull. good pig, two horse farm wavop i goos
Two seat carriage, nearly new double plough culti
vator, horse rake, double set wagon barnss.
double set plough harness, a lot Of vpeaar Ana v,
of other articles. Terms Mt sale.
l. W. sTlDuAM, Auctioneer t.nss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

fT oner az Private sale, my farm Mt the MARY
V,,& land Pivot Bridge, on lie Cheaaneaks an :,
Ei pe as n csral, oseil Co.. Nd. eonialnins
- y, AhoEs on Arabic LAND, all in high
eats Vi ealtiVau"n, ne wlse uninproved land ma.
On DITCH dwelling, good frame tenant house, barn
spe, carriage hos'e, lee house, thli,d,I poultry eouhp
anu peneh aud apple orchards II u under suIstnntJ
eone' over mile and half Witch ia Usage Orange
within hlif miie of landing oil tho Canal Gsa
mlleh from Elkton. on the p. W. a D. II r. and III
sae distance from BiEkNn nod Station ON he Del II
~ 'he nnst OF the Peach growing dstrlt Of MARYLAND
NO lAfm ms greater advantages Er tha profitable busl
ness schools Chsreh Mills and Pest Once ali with
~ W. msies P9r niee ani 8 sais inquire Of o,
bridge lChesap"Nhs City, l.. o.. JULIUS CI AYi IN
0n 'ho Ptehla1a, ~ JOHN L. CLAYTON
,a,.o, No. CUurt!aud Street
Jhh -Vos Dgllim ta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

Mh. VERNON II ace ia your last issue
party under the above signature under.ekes ~
PROFOUND to me certain q uestions and demsnSs
an answer | have only to say that il the
writer is honest ia tis purpose he will use his
owe name. hen he does 60 and is AN kor,,,
Inquirer afte- my sentiments which I never
Conceal, vii. Answa- MIN. have long sinrs
aecllnea replying to anonymous coumunica.
uohs' truth needs no mask. A. P. USNOND,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
kUBLIC SALE

IN WILL be sold at PnbIio Sale, at the (xySt
ga residence Of the subscriber In Brandy FIX
wine Hundred, AZ miles from Wilmington on tbs r.n.
cord pike, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF February,
lsos at II o'clock the iollowins personal property
One Mare head of good Milch Cows two yasrl;n
Helters, four shoats.
Farming misunderstanding Of two horse v,ron.
broad wheel Cart, Market Dearborn Reyolyna Horse
Rake, Roller, Corn Shelter Grain Pan Grndstone heavy
Harrow shoves, Spades, Hoes, Picks crowbas sisdge
stone Hammer, Mason Hammer, Drill Hammers and
Drills, nssvy Log Chain, Breast Chains, Double and
Single Trees Cow Chains, Feed Chests lot Of
bot bed Bash, lot ofChestnut Posts ready fopce Also
or 10 tons OF Timothy Hay stack Of Straw corn
sx acres ofwheat In the grouod lot Of Boards and 9TH
OF articles TOO tedious to mention.
Dairy fxtxres-k oDsisting Of Revolving Cburp, But
Yer Tub Cream Cans Tin Pans, Prints and Ladies dc
one large ten plate Stove, dc ts- Terms Cash
Iouu WILLIAM y. MCKEE.
AHihohN'A Az tan 26-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
DELAWARE FARMs FoR s.,r

<rfttA large number of Farms In Kont and su-se,
,sts counties are offered cheap and on easy terms I
EAtsA payment Farms may lie had Of any desiTai l.,
rom ten acres to Ave hundred, aud In the vnrIou
Stages OF ihiproNemont-irom very good to very poor
AS ssaern thing thy all have plenty Of good timber
ahu good water are located in healthy situations conya
hont to both Railroad and Water communication ana
,o particularly adapted To the culture Peaches
ouaNperrles ana other NUTS besides potatoes oars
sssetaeies do aud will under proper cultivation yie1
s uch neat and Corn and other cereals as aiy land
IN ne country large portion these hands hayy beas
ont ior series Of years. in two la GO farms And
sney are generally deficient in building, and other i'm
P'emenls but thc soil is naturally exceed gly isrs
ahI win slight expense can ba made highly productive
large Northern emigration now pouring into III.
lower part OF the sIaie buying up subdlyiding occuny
my anu improving these lands thereby rendering sure a,
~ eary day that lower Delaware will be what natn..
aessned hor-the greatest rua aud geta,lo garden IN
- o0srv circulars issued every month to yratui,on.
oistribution Branch Offices have been opened AZ vii
mlngton Dever and Bridgeve. For further information
eppv ~ " -auureSb A. T. JOHNSTON
,,o .,,h,.,., Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, Wilmington Do.
DAMON Drid9syiia =,
AS-send for Circulars, which are sent free i1o
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE,

In THE undersigned being about to de- M"
60 cline Farming will offer at Public Sale, 100,
on hEDNEsDAY, tho 2lst, day Of February at o ock ,
A. bis entire stock II Cattle II rses, farming uien.
ss 9c consisting Ia p'rt Of good work horses drv
ing Mares and four colts, ?, 3, and years old the
latter an extra young hay hote nearly sixteen hands
high Of hne style and now In breakers hands; yoke
o. hed oxen years old, which are believed to be equal
to any in the county for appearance good au,ies
yoke Of young red Oxen partly broken sls six Lead
Of biooded Cattle durham Holsten,b five IIeitsrs
and ono Bull also, tull blooded Bull ,eaIs old
this stock we'll worthy the attention Of those
an improved grade Of cattle.
Also, Farming Utensils in great variety and in ,od
condition, many articles having been purchased during
the last year consisting In part of good Wagons
Carts, Hubbard combined Newer aud Reaper Drill Yap
Corn Shelter steel Wheel Rake, Plowf, iIarrows Guilt
vators, Gears, Hoes, Shovels &c.
TERMs-All sums Of $40 and under cash, over that
amount credit of six months will be- given on note
bearing legal interest," with approved security,
JOHN G. HIGGlNs
A.CANN0N. Auct. ian 25-ts Near Delaware CITY,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

m The subscriber intending to discon-
0aA continue farming, will sell at Public lt-;ieT
XII Bale, at his resi- ]ence In Chnstiann{ltp-
Hundred. the farm 81 the late John Gregg, ~ 49,
near Rockland, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of FEBRU-
AIRY, 1885, at 10 O'Clock, X. M tho following Personal
Property ten good nileh will be fresh In March
four ye.rlinRs; three good sr hoIsts, gentle In ali
kinds Of harness; hno shoas, Berkshire breed two
horse wSgon, hay bed, nearly new; market dearborn
and harness, nearly new moving machine, with reap
or attached; spring tooth hay rake. new; revolving
rake, corn sheiler, wbeebarrow, grain cradles and
scythes, good plows double and single trees double
harrows, cultvstors, hay and manure forks g.rden
and post spades hoes hay knife dearborn Wagon and
pillow harness. set Of Pleading chains riding saddle
Brides.
DMRr PixTuRIs-l churn, dozen milk pans, cream
can, milk can, milking buckets and srsners 2but-
tar tubs, one with cooler in, butter coolers with va
riey Of other artices large Continental cook sove
nearly new nL acres of WHEAT in the gIound lot Of
poultry, &C. h1- Terms Cash.
feb Its THOMAS JOHNSTON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

e.-4 Will be sold at Public EAle on the premlaee
G1z1af on THURSDAY the 18th day Of February 1896
B=aal ut O'Clock, p M, Farm containing 33 acres
-A-1ElmOre or less, situated Pye's Mill In ClriH
tsna Hundred, about Eve miles from wilmn stou and
ad1ins lands Of Jarrett Pyle, Abraham Palmer, and
others. The Improvements consist Of a good Stone
Honse, containing slx rooms, and basement kitchen
good Stone Barn, Stone Spring House, over never fall
Ing Spring. and other outbudings. The Farm ia well
watered. There 10 plenty of good Chestnut and other
timber: es- Terms at Sale. 1vALLINN GRsT
l.. w STIDHAH, Auet ian qb.ta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
FARM Ar rUBLIC sAIE

Ffa WILL be sold at Public Sale, at the brandy
Hil wine Springs, In MIL Creek Hundred Now Castle
-&iu County, Delaware, on MONDAY, the 2sth day of
February 1855, at o'clock, P. NJ, Desirable little
Farm containing 500 acres situated the lead.
my from the srrngut to Mltown ten acres Of which
we'll set in wood there lie In every held II has
heen lined three times within the past eight years.
The improvements consist Of House, Barn, Spring
House, &c Af- Terms one-third Cash.
ian Gavin