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Notice of Registration.
TNIONTOWN DISTRICT.

TTNlIi undersigned, officer Of Registration
Of voters for the 2nd Election District
ofCarroli county, hereby gives notice that
he will open the books and set for the pur.
pose of dischargipg his duty as officer Reg.
istraiinn according losan Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed March 9th
1868. relating to the Registration Of the 70.
tiers OF tho State, from O'Clock A. NJ to 8
o clock p. NJ Of Teach day, at the following
times and places in said District instead of
the times aud place heretofore advertised, to
wit
AtUNfON BRIDGE, On Tuesday and
Wednesday the 1th aud 9th days of Septem-
hur next.
At FORMWALT'S STORE, TYRONE,
en- Tuesday and Wednesday the 18th and
18th Of Soptembcr next.
At UNfONrOWN, on Tuesday and We'd
nesday the 1sthand 18th, ofSeptembcr next.
Persons ofioreign birth will be required
to exhibit their naturalization papers.
JOHN IL. JORDAN.
aug23-it Register.
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\ CRCEL ScnooLNtsTREss The
citizens Of Lonox, Massachusetts,, are
greatly iucenscd against teacher in
one OF the primary schools there, nam.
ed Frances Williams, who beat a little
child in a cruel manner FOR mispronoun.
cling a word The child is not quite
four years old. aud he WIS pounded on
the 18th day Of July with ruler, 20
that twelve days aftcrward his back
shoulders and arms above the elbows
plainly showed the marks Of the shame
lul punishment Tho school committee
very properly decided that such teach.
or was not fl tc be trusted with the
care Of children, aud he has becu dis.
missed She awaits q trial on a charge
Of assault aud battery
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
From, Europe.

The demand made by France on
Prussia for extension of her territory
under the new arrangement, to the
Rhine, was refused by Prussia and Ma
poleon--stating that he desired peace
more than tcrritory--relinquished his
demand.
At latest accounts the negotiations
for peace between Prussia and Austria,
and between Austria and Italy, were
progressing in the most favorable man
nor
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
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THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1866.
Congressions,l convention.

We understand that the Delegates
appointed in the Fourth Congressional
District of Maryland to nominate a can
didate for Congress, to be supported by
the friends of President johnson, have
agreed to meet at Westminster, Md, to
discharge that duty, on the End We'd
nosday Of September, (thc 12th) The
District embraces the Counties of Allie
rany, Washington, Frederick Il Carroll.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

The Bcllyillc (Texus) CounfrymaH
tells Of rattlc-snake recently killed in
that section, which measured fourteen
feet in length, six inches in diameter
in the middle, aud had forty two rat
ties. The snake fought desperately,
standing upon The end of his tail aud
springing at his assailants. They final
" succeeded in killing him by striking
him on the head with u rail
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arrsTnINsrEn n.imK!.r.
nlLrI-IOnE MARKETS.

TrEspAr, August q, 1880.
Flprh.-lIoWard street Super aud cut Extra
10 2iaSlO 7i da Extra shipping II 50asl2 so,
da. high grade. l3at u jO do. Family II BOA
SIS Extra shipping 10 5naSll 50, do. retailing
i2aSi2 80. do Family 1Aasii so Northwestern
super ossla do Extra llaSl3 j0i City Mill
Super 10 50nS1l. Rye Flour, new, 1iaSj ~
per bill. Corn Meal 81 Is per Dbl
GaAN. White l. selling NJ D0aS3 20, and
choice do, for seed - Is choice red ? Goa
~ rs, Curn--wr quote white at | 07asl01
yellow brought 20 cents. uat. hats cts. Rye
brought g5asl per bushcl.
SEtbs-A Are steady at jOasj ~ y FOR limo
thy 5Ha9S for Clover
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

A MILITIA FfGur-Four companies
Of the 18th New York militia assembled
at Memphis, village about twelve miles
from Syracuse, New York, had fight
among themselves last Monday. The
affair began in an alteration between
the men Of the Baldwinsville and Jor-
dan companies, in which the Plainsyilc
men soon joined the Baldwinsville side
aud the Memphi.ites pitched in for
their Jordan brethren. The fight lasted
three hours, the men Of each side using
the butts of their guns. One man had
his jawbone broken, and several were
slightly injured.--N T. Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

UNIoNTowN LITERARY DESTITUTE.
We invite particular attention to the
advertisement Of the Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies' established ut
Uniontown, Carroll county, Nd, which
commences its Fall Session under favor
able auspices, on the 3d Of September
next. This institution has already cs-
tablishcd high character, aud is dcser-
wing Of extensive patronage. For cir
culars &c apply to Rev Il, Scott Nor.
RI. President Of the Board Uniontown
Maryland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
Proclamation Of thePrcsident

On the Goth inst President johnson
issued his proclamation, reciting all the
former proclamations made from the
Executive Department in reference to
the late rebellion, and stating that the
State of Texas, excepted in the procla-
nation of April 2nd. 1866, had now al
SO fully complied with the required
conditions, and therefore declaring that
the instruction is at an end, and that
peace, order, tranquility and civil au-
thority now exist in and throughout the
whole of the United States of America
AS a consequence whereof n,artiol lar
has been removed, and the writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus is fully restored in all the
Southern States This comes appropri-
ately after the Philadelphia Convention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

A little girl, uear Milton, Pa, was
sent to the fields few days since, to
carry lunch to the Geld hands Re.
naming away longer than was npccssa.
rs, search was made for her, when she
was found strauglcd TO death by black
snake. The reptile had cooled itself
several times about her neck aud had
to be cut in two before he would re-
lease his hold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

The Sentinel, in its burlosquo of what
it calls the johnson Pow Wow at Sill
yer Run" says-"The number present
We have heard differently estimated at
from fifty to t,co hundred" We do not
expect fair representation from the
Sentinel of any thing concerning its po-
litical adyorsaries but We did suppose
It was too acute to oyershoot the mark
so much as to endanger its credit for
reliability with its own political friends.
1t missed the mark by about athousand.
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Etae Of Leri Cookson. dec'M

EState u Leri C0ohson, dec Il.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
~ scrber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters Parliamentary
on the Personal Estate of LEVI CooKsoN,
late of Carroll County deceased
All persons having claims against said Els.
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
TO make immediate payment.
DENNIS COUKS0N,
aug. 23,-It Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
Local Intelligence.

NoTIcE-Therc will be a Centenary
Celebration Zone hundred years of Meth
odism,) in tie Grove at Providence
Church, two miles from Einksburg
near the Deer Park road, August Goth
DR.. j. j. Murray and DIR. Ewell viii
address the meeting
BY order of the
aug. 1921. COMMITTEE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
Tenant House,
Trustees Sale.

TI'lIE undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
ofthc Circuit Court for Carroll County
in Equity. passed in the case Of Henry J..
Na.ouhcimcr and others, against Andrew
Brsun aud other, will offer the land in said
cause dccrccd TO be Sold Mt Public Sale, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, NJ, 18Th day IF September, 1866,
At ! o'clock, =. NJ.
Said land Is situated in Myers District, Car
roll County, Md, about | miles North
from the Union Mills, aud adjoins lands of
David B. Earhart aud others, and contains
by an actual survey made thereof, the guam.
lite pT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

4 IIoRRinLE MURDER ON Monday
last tho quiet community Of Jerusalem,
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, was
thrown into a state Of tho widest OK.
sitcment by the mysterjou. murder OF
Mrs Mary Emerson. wife Of one Of the
wcalihiest citigcus 10 the county. She
was found in the nursery. her child IN
her arms. with dagger iu her heart.
around which was tgiucd q cord She
bod been nursing her child when the
fatal blow was struck, aud the dagger
passed through one check Of the infant.
pinuing it fast 20 her bosom Mrs
Emcrton. WHOM discovered had ptoba.
bis been dead chou, pu hour. The
wound to the child w1r not serious ~
There IL not The sl.4h,att clua to the
murderer Tho affair is wrapped Ia
profound mystery
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
MASONIC NOTICE.

A Special meeting of Door ~
N to-Virtuc Lodge, No. 40, e$MM>
K. r. and A. Masons, will be SZ<M4
held at Odd Fellows Hall, on S3S$E@
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPrEM- ~W<N
BIER 9Th, at o'clock, =. NJ, for the purpose
Of laying the Corner Stone of The WESTERN
MAgYLASD COLLEGE. Every Master Mason
in membership with, and every Fellow Graft
and Entered Apprentice in attachment to
the Lodge, is expected to BIO in prompt at.
tendance. The members of Sister Lodges
arc cordially invited to risH and participate.
BY order of the w. NJ.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
aug. 23,-3t. Secretary,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

SNAKE BirLs --Ancr many expert.
mcnts by the officers of the Smi,hson,
ian Institute nui other scientific gentle
men certain cure Is said to hage brcn
found tof snake bite Il Is as follows:
Ten grains Of iodine Of potassium
aud thirty grains iodine, To BE- dissolved
IN Que ounce Of water. % be- Kept 10 q
bottle with ground rirss stopper, and
to be applied cN'ern,lIy-a,r tr.
na n II possible stop the circulation
ia the parts bitten by bsndlginr, aud
use a stick ~ anything to tighten the
bandago, aud apply the sola,iouto the
bite with piece Of cotton sponge og
anything that will bold tho fluid and
then hSsud il 10 the wound aud keep wet
until the cure Is effected II is said
that five drops Of uudiluiei poison from
tho fangs Of rattlosuakc, mixed with
Eve drops Of the above solution, and in.
serted in n wound with syringe was as
harmless as ten drops of water
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

D9~On Thursday night last, Daniel
Harvey, Esq, was nominated by the
Conservative Convention, as candidate
for Mayor of Baltimore, to oppose Mayor
Chapman, already nominated by the
Radicals.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23
Dey~On our outside page will be found

B5y"On our outside page will befound
the opinion of Messrs. Maulsby and
Nelson, on registration referred to in
our last. We have also seen the opin-
ion of Hon. j. d. Jones which is to the
same effect. Scarcely an entry was
made by the Registers last year, for
disqualification by reason Of disloyality,
that will stand the test, or bar the APP
plicant from having it corrected this
year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

CORNER STONE LAYING.-The Cor.
ncr Stone of the Church of the United
Brethren in Christ, will be laid on the
18th Of August, at one O'Clock, p. NJ,
near the Deer Park Chapel, on the Davis
road, four miles South East Of West
minister. There win be German and
English preaching. All are respectfully
invited.
aug. 1921. The TRUSTEES.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

WTsrEgS MARYLAND CoLLEGE.---
The public will please bear in mind the
notice that the Corner Stone Of the new
ollcgc odiGco in Westminster COM
mcnccd by Prof + II. Buell.. viii be
laid with Masonic Ceremonies, con
Quoted by Door to Virtue Lodge Of
Westminster, September 9Th, at 2 clock
J., NJ Eminent Speakers will address
the asvcnbly, whose names will be pub.
llshed hereafter The public are cor.
daily invited to attend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

The Fenian Congress has been called
together again by Mr.. Roberts, of New
York 1t is to meet at Troy, New York,
OH September 4th.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

BASE BAft.--The match game of Base
Ball played on Friday, August 18th, by the
'Pa,apsco" and "Olympian' Clubs, result.
ted in victory Of Runs for the "Olymp-
ian. The Scores standing as follows:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-23

GpAss PA IN The proprietor Of
Hgg,f' N,g4ey,r IN lonton has iu-t
imported twI hundred aud seventy tons
s-parto grass from Algeria Tor the
manufacture Of paper for that journal
The cost Of this Aud of paper Is one
halrthlt Of the linen fabric.
Sae new Advertisements ia to-i1ys
paper
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90 Acres and 90 Per-
ches of Land,

moro or less. This property is improved
WITH TWO DWELLING
HOUSES aud one STABLE A&NS
a due proportion is Wood and L..
natural Meadow Land, andS sissaz:
it well watcrcd
Terms NJ Saie are as fotiors One third
part Of the purchase money shall be paid by
the purchaser to the Trustee on the day Of
sale, or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court aforesaid, and the residue to be paid
in two payments, one in one year, and the
other IN two years from the day of sale, with
interest, aud to be secured by the purchasers
notes with security to be approved of by the
Trustee
j. J. BAUMGARTNER,
Trustee.
J. iENRY HorPE, Auct'r.
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The Convention then adjourned to
Thursday at 10 O'Clock
Thurs@og IaE 1G.-Tho Convention
met at 10 o'elock. Every seat in the
immense auditorium was lillcd--more
ladies in attendance than at any preyi-
GUS time. lrayer by Rev. Mr.. Snyder
Of Pennsy lyania.
On moCion of Mr.. Crowell of n. j it
was resolved that Union National Ex-
ccutive Committee Of two from each
State and Territory and District of Co
lunlbia be appointed. On the part of
Maryland Coy, Swami and Ex-Goy.
Pratt were appointed.
A Committee of Finance, of likenum-
Der were appointed, including Col. w.
p. Maulsby and Robert Fowler Of Md.
Senator Cowan, Chairman of Com
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11


The election took place in Pennsylvania on
Tuesdav. and resulted la the complete triumph
of the Union party. The majority for Gen.
l;eary will be about 100000 as many Union
members as there are ID the present congress
have been elected, and probably two more; and
the Union party have elected almost two-thirds
Of the members In each branch Of the Legisla.
ture. The triumph is very gratifying, as II
must be death blow to the hopes OF andrew
Johnson and his Locofooo allies.
OHIO ELECTION.
Scattering returns show Union gains IN
every county yet heard from. The result thus
far Indicates The election of Schsnck. rep, In
the third congressional district Plants rep'ia
the fifteenth district; Hays. rep, in the second
district; Bucklaud, rep in the ninth district
The contest in the 6rst district was very
spirited, but resulted in the election OF Etglea
ton, republican, over Peudleton, by about 500
majority. Mr.. Eggleston's majority two years
ago was over 2 400.
CoLuMRus, Ono, Oct 9.-Midnght.--The
election returns AS far AS heard indicates 10
Union Congressman certain, aad PROBABLY two
more. The majority in the State tor ths repuo
| can ticket will be about 30 OsO.
INDIANA.
CIscIssATI. Oct 10. A. M.-The returns re-
ceived from Indiana are very meagre. Tue re
publican gains and loises are about equal, and
indicate Il al the republicans have n majority
OF about 30 900, the same as in 1854.
IOWA.
Cp,cAao. October 9.--The returns from lows
Indicate that the republic N maj 'rliy will be
rom as 900 TO 80 600 majority. All the TO
publican Congressmeu are elected.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11


S,.ndov .SchooL-We are pleased to learn OF
the success OF Sunday School, held in the
school house, at Kirkwood, on the Delaware
Railroad. 1t lie under the efficient charge OF
Mrs. John q. Clark, of that place, assisted oy
some other excellent ladies. A great want
with them ia the support and help OF the gen.
tleman OF the neighborhood. dentiemen,
shame on you Go to work and ASSIST tnese
noble ladies, and the Lord will reward yon'-
The school was addressed last SUNDAY after
noon by Rev. Thos. l.. Poulaon, OF Delaware
City.
accident - A serious accident occurred
about nood on Friday, in Front l.,sbe'ween
Orange and Shipley Officers Heal and Heritage
were bringing 20 thia city prisoner they had
arrested near FAR lih, Md, aud in coming
along Font street, Il holt OF TIER carriage
camrout letting the ionlu tall against the nor
| ses' legs, cuusing them to run away. Inc car :
riape struck wagon in front OF Chrlsty + Hotel
| in Front street, and threw the o'heers, Tue
| prisorer, aud Mr. J Armour, who had gone
with the TO in eHtiiy he prisoner out otlc'
| Heal WAS hurt il the temple nud let snonIdeI
| Officer Heritage dislocated his wrist. Mr.. Ar
| mour slightly epraiped his leg ans tne pr :
| Toner was badly hurt lie was carried into Curis-
| TVS lakeland pIoperly attended TO by Doctor
| Askew The prisoners name is Joshue Luthenr
aud was arres ed under the charge OF stealing
1 money AID clothing
Arrested sheriff Hagany arrested on Wed
nesday, Henry Muse of Newport, who he been
employed by James 4. Hanson OF this si'y on
the chnrge of stealing goods from tue store
Abou. $50 or 500 worth OF boots anu SHOES
were found in his possession, which MT. nan
son identified AS his property. Muse was com
mtted to prison NJ New Castle 10 hw@it MS
trial at the next term OF the Court.
~ DtsrRIBurIoss,-We would call attention
IN Tho opinion of one the leading papers OF Canada
an This subiect-Most of cur readers have no doubt
| read some of the numerous advertisement oil gut
enter rses. gift concerts &c, which appetr from
time 10 time in the public prints Offering me most
tempting bargains to those who would patronze
them In most cases these are genuine humougs
But there are few respectable firms VINO 40 DUST
ness in this manner and they do 1t as means Of "a
creaspg their Wholesale business, and not 10 max;
/ money! From such firms, il IL true, handsome ana
valued articles are procured for avery sma sum
ard what il more important, no one IS ever oseateu
Every person gets good value for his dollar; oechus'
ns we have sated IL is Intended to act as hh aivEr
tisem eut 10 increase their ordinary business W.
have seen Lumbers oS prizes sent out 10 TINS way ~
Sherman Watson Company, OF Nassau street,
Y and there is no doubt that soMo oil the sruoIe
ara worth eli ght OF ten times the money paid 10
than while we havh not seon or heard OF slnRi
.rtioe Whsch was not fully worth the dollar Wh'ci
il cost But this is only one Of the exceptions
tits rule for az general thing the parties enBage
in thi, business are nothing but clever sWindlers
,, Saturday Reader, Montreal, c. L., January To-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

oeArros ON GENERAL SMITH We trust
that our readers will ret forget that this even
irq DR., D. W. Maull will deliver Discourse on
the Life and Services OF the late General Smy'h'
The Grafton will be delivered at the request oil
tho Historical Society IN the Scientific Lecture
room of the Institute build ny, at u O'Clock.
The Doc'o~ was warm personal friend oil
General Srr y til, and viii we are sure do JUS
lice TO the theme he has in his hands. we
hope he may be greeted by large audience
The admission ia tree, and both ladies and gem
tlemeE are invited.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

- w ANt
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER llth,
at one o'clock, NJ.
The meeting will be addressed by the fol-
lowing eminent speakers
Hon. MORTON NoNICHAEL, OF Phila,
Hon. WAYNE YcvEAGH, of Psnna.j
Hon. N. B. SMITHERS,
Hon. ]. A. ALLOERDlOE,
CAPTAIN D. Y. KILLG0RE
and JUDGE ]. R. @. PITKlN
A Free train will run from Wilmington TO
Middletown and return the came evening" stop
ping at intermediate stations.
All who are friendly to the election OF
RIDDLE AND McKlM,
and all who arc in favor of perpetuatug the
Union of our fathers In the hands ot Loyal
men all who are opposed to placing eoIauor-
ed rebels 10 pow er; all who would redeem
Delaware from the hands that now disgrace
her and igaore the proud record OF our GAL
LIANT soldiers; all who are in favor OF repre-
sentation according TO population, are regues-
ted to attend. Come, Boys in Blue, victors In
freedoms holy cause, let the echoes, OF your
,esound ing tramp again be heard to dismay
rebels and to assure the people that you are
once more marching 10 the front to save the
Union. Up and at them once more. Come
and counsel together as to the best means o.
wrestling our beloved State from the hands O.
men who would destroy our county ZONE
aud sustain our noble Congress, that backed
by the loyal million of the North STANDS as
| .ln af
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

HEAvY TAxxs.-The Locofocos are RESPONSE
BILE for the heavy taxes which are now imposed
upon the business OF the country They made
the rebellion aud are fully accountable for the
svils which have followed it, Had there been
ro rebellion there would not have been Co
vernment tax. The National Government wa
Without debt and it would have remained so,
had the I,ocotocos OF the country submitted to
the decision of the people at the ballot boz
Every intelligent, fair minded man VIII aunt
these facts tits the light Ct folly therefore
to blame the Union PARTY Tor the heavy taxes
which are no - imposed upon tie people oen
sible men cannot do il, Tho knaVlsh uema-
eogue and ne gross ignoramus only can per
sist in suc.. foolish aud unjust imputatlon' Te
blame the Urion party with an evil which is ow
ing TO the course OF its opponents, is not onl,
foolish but absurd. Intelligent honest men will
not do it-they cannot so s,ultfy themselves
Citizens who complain OF the debt--of the alb
clifton of slavery-or OF any evil growing on
of the war should blame the Locofoco part
which brought it about
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

THR AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION living 10
the dullness Of the wea ther but little was done
at the Agricultural Exhibition. Should the
weather prove favorable to day, large "tten-
dance may he expected In addition to the at
fractions OF stock and irotting horses, there
will he game of base ball, which will be
" orth witnessing.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
Vendue.

N TUE under-i gne 1 viii en- A. public sale on
~ MONDAY, OC fUBEh TWENrf-NlNrh, at
GA ~ O'Clock, NJ, the io'l""lpe ptrsohAI Iroper-
rrty, to wit; Canadian uorsr'-genlle, Tsm s'
Aound and fast has tro.ted smils In threr miphtss'
canadian mare. proni"t driver Eenle ana s"unu,
Atuuerior family team Tor comfort ana speed. f9uI
hr 81 class mich reserved from large ior
super or uusIte4 one with an Attorney hui cau Dl
heT de- Two lat dogs, ono two seat cSrra ke stroua
and we'll kent: one Rogers YORK wagon, one iInhIe
hudy farm carriage, one one horse Dearborn one
light sIsigh Bells aud Buffalo Robe, pouhe ara single
III ruess Bride anu fadde, nearly new hlcheh tul
niture- combating Of chairs, tables, stoves, thns
plates Auc a churn nearly new, with racki 4 % io"l
Cedar adder new. Also many art ces such AS tools,
spades, Shove *, forks, &c, NJ an, ..,
Sale positive and without reh-rNe itrths -" au
under cash Over that amount credit OF ~ days ho
| cured BY baukable note with approved endoyhr',
oct-il JOHN q. HIGGINS, Delaware City, Del.