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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknovI-
edged BY physicians and patients. They sre used
in the U. s. Hospitals, and by their rssl merit nave
gained the appreciation Of the most able surgeons
Fatens take notice The ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, as you viii see by
the fOlIou1ng. =
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In Chancery at McAiinnyille, Tenn. 4
Jsnnes p Thnnnnsnr

J.F. MORFORD. CAM.
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FEAfALESlI
Samaritan's Wash.

Is IN case Of Syphilis, used in conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices. Full directions, Price fifty
cents.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES. lsc-

X. J. HOWOri ct ais,
W Onginsi Bi l.
John h. Andrews, eta
on motion Of compiaiuaufs Nv fhe5r al efl1r-
and % appearing 70 he slilsactiou Of ths Cl-ra an
Ha-ier, nom On ailegali0r Ia coupla nants o..
.lAs mo defend fnts James add Psyt0u Taylor.
Francis IEohari aud her husband Ethelbrrt lie.
laIti are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee
~ ls therefore ordered that pubIcstion b. maie
l't lolf consecutive weeks 10 The Nashville Uu.Clf
tneFrpa2er published 10 the city Ct Nashville. re-
curing the ssld defendsu's b aDnear 90 tns lzEi
term OF the ChaucerY COurt b b held i0r ne
county Of Ferry, az the courthouse In the tCzu Of
Landea, on The trat Thursday Ter tho frBt Mon
day In pnl uexi Chen and there 10 eutar her De-
ieuee % complainant hil, or he sans siI b. q.
gen Tor confessed, and set Tor hsarag ~ psris 81
20 mem T.. M. THOMAS. CAN.
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In ChanOery st Livingston, Tennessee.

/ Jesse Roberts. ct sis
vs. SAttschneut hill
| +, n. Cullom ct ala.
II tnls cause { appearing 10 the SUBTRACTION Of
t,le Nieik and MASTER thst the President % the
bfsnch o. the Bank OF I,0uisville nj PUrkesviiie
henincky, one Of the Defendants is n0n-re i
Gent 5 Of TIE State Of Tennessee, 20 that the or.
Silhafy process Of law cannot be served upop
nun u 4 therefore ordered that publication be-
made Tor four con secutTe weeks 10 The Ma tViie
Unioni a newspaper pahli he'd N the city Of Nash
VIE tennessee, requiring said dsiendani, 70 40.
pes; 81 TIE next term Of the Chsncery COur for Over
loa county, 10 be held In Liyngsfon on e. first Mon.
9A5 OF August next, (ls66l and plead, ans ser OF
aemur e comp'sinsut's bill, or tbs same vii bs
Akea iot confessed - 70 him, sod set for hearing
e1 par,e- :. " WRIGHT car
apr 5-4lU
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

Resder here il prOof positive Of the value OF
these truly ysluable preparations. The old sicken.
ipg and d -gustug drugs have 70 give way to rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste, and
POSITIVE CURE.
SOLD by J&CW SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND CO, PropretOrs,
sl5 Rsce street. Philadelphia, Pa. fssp2O-6n
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ying near the Depot At McMinuville. on a crs4it n
twelve months. sold on twelve montb's cred,t n
avoid the right Ct redemption, At the instance o
complainant. Bond and security will be re9u.rsi
snd lien retained.
J. 2. MORFORD, Clerk Master.
apfilll-6tW. prs fee SIS 90
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No 276.

TUE IRWIN HOUSE fJg Lsrsa This L. ora
Il Of iha larEesi Hotels a Nas1uIIs, uati1g .f7-g
rooula. sud u "a eEcelent io-sI.y, and ana
dong good business. Tue furniture Of he b,r.a
~ - sold ~ appraised Prices snd Hosaf &C.,
a. $50 per zun an Tor io-r years iron Iaaasry
Isl, l5o6. Apply %
p. g. sCOyFI.
Rsal Estate Agent. csrHer Capitol AYsaus al Ps-,
Street
Otics ADD res.dsnce, corner PARK street ana Can
10. Ayeaae opPosits eat fFoni Of STATE Captyl.
lEus
Fog auY q the shove mentioned property ami,
70 IL q. sCOV EI-.
RIAL ESTATE AGEEP.
Corner - Para Street End Capitol AFsuus. olua.if
E1si Frout q tns State csP.toi.
asef
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Noll~c -hsrIcs suggested to tbs Clerk Of tha
y County Court o. SMITH county. lie iuso,yencv
81 ne estate Of q W Rouse, &c eastd ! hsrehy
n9'iy 81 persons hayirg cisimg szainst the sad Is.
"a % Gle hen wlh The Cierk OF said Coari cn OF
before ne b1t 81 uc-ober nsEt aor uru rsta OF ta
estate, properly autlen lcsitd or they eilI la for
ever 2sfred. sH1 81 pers-ns iadeutsd % SD e..
oistrly- Ihs, AI9I 9 p, ls6s
sprlo-Ef' ofGW H5uss cssis
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New York DRY Goods Market.

Tn. activity noticed ia the Cotton Coo IS
-,ort.t 81 The date Of our last issue, son
tinue4 unabated up TO Wednesday, and
r,-ises gradually advanced fan lc per ysrd
- r-i5ted Calicoos. lal IL for heavy bTowu
shertinrs. laI nc Tor blesched Muslins, and
lac for printed Delsines. The advance
in pyices caused temp orary lull, but il was
only for moment, rs it was found that the
sboys goods were not In sufficient quantity
20 supnlv she demand- ON Thursday, The
demand became more animated, but the
trade generally bought with more ei'cum-
,ps-fiSn. owing % failing market foy Cot
t5n bud tn-aay sgaln the demand has par
tialIv subsidized. and the iobbing trade begin
fa reslf-s they have committed another one
oil thsir periodical bluu2rrs, by advancing
ths price Of goods TOO suddenly.
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Rrrvg SHEErISSs AND SREgINJs The
demand continued quite animated during
she fore paft Of the week, particularly Tor
heavy shectiugs, the stock ct which hiss
become reduced. Favoritc brands es-
paeisly have become very scarce snd job-
t-rr iinprudeutly advanced prices 30 26c for
even Atlantic seconds, but this he'd s ten 81
deprv % check the demsnd somewhat. and
with q falling market Tor Cotton no mate
risI Improvement can be permanently sus-
taluad. % iobbers, had better back down az
once fran their notions Of rising prices. ID
taev only give the people goods az modeT-
stc profits the manufacturers will d. the
same. snd let them pass into consumption
rapidly.
HLEacErb sHErriS0s ASD SHIRrINas.-The
beet makes Of Gnc Shirtings have continued
10 good request, and medium qualities have
also been IN actiNe dcinald % an improve
ment o. most styles Of lsl &c. Othersiyles
iu WIDE goods have been sold At an advance
Of 23tc, but there are other mskes which are
slightly lower. On the whole, The market
has been quite active and sgoug uut,l to-
wsr5 The close, WheB The demand partially
subsidized.
PnINzs.-The active demsnd notieesbls
Tor this class Of goods, recently has nearly
swept the market Of al saFp Us stocks, and
ne new styles being received, have, there
fore, been placed 81 an advance Of lc per
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NUNNELEY TAVERN.

on credit Of six and twelve months, without tina
right OF redemption. One hundred dollars casb
VIII be required at the time OF sale. Bond and Sc
curly required, ana lien retained
J F. MORFORD. CAM,
sprlI-6tW prs fee IS co
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SECRET DISEASES !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
5amaritan's Gift!

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, Positive Cure"
FOR GoNORRHOEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, &c.
Contains no Mineral, no BalsRm, no Mercury.
Os'y Ten EfUa 10 Be- Taxa 10 Eject a Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way IN
Iure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days and recent cases
in twenty four hours" Prepared by a graduate
Of the University Of Pennsyva ia, one Of the most
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day.
No Exposure, no Trouble, no Change Whatever.
Let those who have dsspaired Ct getting cured, OF
who have been gorged with Balsam OOpabia, or
Mercury, Try
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No 225.

HiOR SALE-A smsu Yarn Of % Acres, on ths
Brick Church Pike, 3 miles north OF Nashville
well IN proved. Frame house Of three rooms. at
t'ci hsil sud kitchen Two springs, nue. young or
chard Of 900 irut trees, Iu beginning TO bear ap-
PIES, peaches, p!uihS, cherries and plume eli vel
enclosed. $3.50 per scrs; oue-halt cash. taIancs
II oue Tesr. Possession given January LIST. 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

hiJh kEhf-A new Fame House OF rooms.
a 10 North Nashville, near The Residence 5f IN
J. X tneatnsm. Prics 500 pei sDuam.
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No. 22g.

htOR sALE-20, a., or 5il4 fee. font on North
Cheffy street, lU3 iest deep, next north OF the
Commercial otei This il 3 central business Io
caltY. Price $3.50 per foot. ns-half cash balance
10 sud 2yaarsi interest and hen.
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Nc. 2s6.

IFiOR sALE-4f33< feet, corner Vine and uy,B
- street, opposite q residence Of Mrs. Er.frs-
si9snt 70 T. Fnce 500 per foot. noble spot ior
me residence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 235.

LtOR RENT Fifsen Acres OF good L AMI Al s.-t
Ioil-gate on GallbtIn PizP.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
In CEancery a. Livingston, tennessee
sNARCH RULEs. lsse.


". %. I....
Z ss-ah Daily, stals.
lNih's cause @ appearing 70 The Csrk s Master
Rom g, mp.s!1 ants b, rhlCh is sra-u TO- thst dg
i'l.ie2's Anst. ne ho.cmEl, Jane HOimsas q NsW.
t.- ho.ell4l. Ell -ren ami hers SO - I'D .fEs.,
hoIeHEa 9ectszef, ar. Alexander is -. are non
residents g, tse state u Tennessee % that tre
Ni'lnsTY Tror'ss 90. law Csnnot be served rgoz
.A. ms 30 Is 'atfp ore ordered thai pGa.ical'u h.
mai', 'yr .aur -Grle slys weeks. be- die Na5FyilIs
tn'o7r pHPfr rurfsrci l1 the ,~ty o. ksshy. il
Itfurug Fi ceisudsu.s Co appear 81 the next Tern,
z. t-7 eAs''eI1 N.ur' Tor overt ~ county. a. Lsv.
iuE7 IN lcuu-, on tae fr~, Mcn.sv al Ans
neAis VssoA a-t pea q 90 snssor or demnr ss.n,
PLAIN nee o. 4, or tle same sill b. taken IN r-r
icssed sad seJ i1T ltaulE sx Yarta
AF7l'-vi J. " WRIGHT. GAN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

DAILY UNToS OFFIcE,
Nashville, April -. 1866.

DAILY UNION OFFIcE,
Nashville, April -, 1866.
The following dispatches were received
on Change yesterday:
Nrv YoEE, Apnl Il.
Gold 2Itzei Cotton firm ssci Dry Goods steady
tTv1ySAT, April T.
Pork qui 1925; lard 49,; SIDES ls1sc; MGrke
au.et sad unchanged
81. LoUIa, Aprl y.
Com heavy at 59Soli Oats as89sc.
L0UIsyUIT. April u.
lIsrsrt unchanged
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S1rlulr.
RATEs OF A1TFRrIsr,a
-, 30 ABYHRTIsERB IN DETAIL.

AaEsru sen>nis IN the Special Column, srst time,
rom 70 lines, 81 OO-eaeh additio5sI line ~
oantsi subsequent Insertions 10 cents - li1s n
lo4A column hrst time, from 70 lines, 81 o.
ehch eaainonA line, 80 cents; subsequent inser-
AL advertisements oceupyiug spa.isi Dosition
ca Az aoloie column sdveTiiseTnents viii be
charged 80 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Hn oe charged al the regular advertising rGtea
snd must Invariably be paid advance, or no in.
asrpou made. - ~
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Without a Rival.

And justly deserves the reputation It has so long
enjoyed In Central America and the West Indies. :
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No. 2I4.
No GIG

NOR SAlF-A small FIsma House, lot g367J. Oh
It JscEsou street. GJrth Of The CCrporSgIou spring
fucs s-i5.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13

Baltimore, Feb. 20, 1884 I
81 hsve great satisfaction in stating thai have
used The Ssmantan's Remedies iortV snareal
Disease IN its most customary forms that IL have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper.
ly, and have found them respond 70 my snticips-
TO promptly and efectuay. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence in their
efficacy, and a. fzr 81 my use Of them extends I
recommend them strongly"
ALFRED C. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 226.

EIOR sALE-4 School Cab. IN Eood order with
siaEls harness. PLce So
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We the undersigned, have this day Edoptsd TIC
shove raies Tor advertising, 70 which ne hipd orr.
selves strictly 20 Edhers.
MELVILLE UNION PRINTING co
JOHN WALLACE, for tie fssD0lch
BARRY WINHAM a co. Cor Pea
BILL JONES a CO., for Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEsE Sept "a Isss
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In Chancery st Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES, lssG
A Mcneil Administrator

"
Elizsbeih Wright ct ais
II this case Z appearing - the satisfaction Of The
Clerk aid Mas.er, from sfitsyit that tbs eeieud-
ant, Noses Il. Wright Is Dot citizen Of tie SAFE
Of Tennessee, 80 tat the ordinary Lrossss Of lsE
cannot bs served upon him:
II is therefore ordered thst publication be maze
10 the Nashville Union, newspaper published IN
the city al NsshTe. for fouE successive weeks -.
qlupS saio defendant 70 Gppear az the nezs term
Of The Chsncery cc1rs to b. hei AZ lie courthouse
N the town o. HUuCngdcn, lean on the first Mon.
dsy in august next then sud there e plead, AZ.
sUsT or deuur % comp .sInant's hHl or the same
sili BE- iaken Tor confessed sod zai for hssrng sx
Parie a. 70 nm. W HAWEINE. a.
sprIl0-ftg
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No. 222.
No. 223.

EOR sALE-l6j feet on North Front street. east
- side, next n0r-h Of and adjoining Bridge street
known IS the Brick Bridge Toll house properly
embracing the dollhouse and large Livery Stable.
II VIII pc sol "a whole Or lots. Nov rented for
over $500 per suEUm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 22O.

L'OR RENf-Five rooms in third story, south
Il west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January lst 1855. at St00 per auuum,
ana slVo bonus. These rooms are well located i0r
business onces, and cheaper thal auy We know
o4-sFerasl-g SIS 81 per noah for each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 22l,

LNOR s4LE-2EOJ Acres Of Land, 81 miles from
Il the Sswsnee Coal Mines, Marion county, Tenn,
WIN good improvements, Saw Mil IN running or
der the general outlines and description OF which
viii oe given. Price - per scre-5S cash, balance
sud2 year. VIII exchange for city or country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
In Smith County Circ,,i, Co,--.
IN onith county Circuit Court
October Rqles. In Clerka Once, February Q, 1896.
ln0n1 VS. N hughes Bnlto. Divorce.

On motion Of compliments solicitor 10 tbis csusa
i appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk. on ~
dsflt inst defendant Is nonresident Of Tennczse.
lcaaon n the Nashville Union. a ,r.trsS -
AsI'el 10 me city OF Nashville, Tennes ee four sue
cestite Weekg, requiring said Martha Jane Hughes
70 appear before the next Circuit Cont Of Smith
counly' Iennessees setting e. the Court house in
tarthsge, on the 4ih Monday IN March nsxt. Isg6.
men and there 70 plead dsTuur or answer Ia com.
Ilananfs OIL, or the same will be taken for con.
'o'soi -la So aoMn LOT hearing exparte g. 10 her.
VIM. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
isu-i VA per !. P; WmKrssoE, p g..
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SUIT LovengOOd's Lizards.
By g. l.. OF TENS.
SET DULLER REWARD

SET DULLER REWARD.
This cash will be paid in korn Of
produce tu be collected at ur aboute our
next kamp meetin by enc wun what
ketchis him, for the cacus owe wuu
Sutty Lovengood ded ur alive and safe
ly gin over 10 the car of Passon John
Bullin at Squire mack Junkins fur q
raising owe the devil permiscusly, dis
cumfurtin the wimin powerful and
q skarin owe folks ginerally at the ratiI
snsix springs big meetin.
signed by me
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The Warren or Thatcher Hous.

In Chancery st McMinnyiIle, Tenn.
8. D. Rowan,
Nicholas Smith.
~ pursuance to decrs5 Of the Chsncery Couri
at McMiunvi lie, Tennessee, rendered al tbs Msrcr
term, A D., 1866, Of said court n this cause vii
expose 70 pubic sale, on Monday, the 2lst day n
Nay next, at the court house in McMinaViIls, The
house and lot known as the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-13
No. 1892
No. ga.

Fl0R sALE-one Of Chickering'S Fine Pisuos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

Ayton, Richard...........
Paving alley tax On in.
terest from Oct. 81, 1865
Ackley, Thomas..........
Adams. Z. J....,.........
Being the east 81 feet s in.
ches 'front.' By the depth
Of the lot.
Paving TAI, on interest
from October Is, 1865.
Andorson, william. ......
Being the West IL feet 2k
inches 'front.' By the
/ depth OF the lot.
Andre. William. .........
Being the west 20 feet
mont on Z street south,
BY tie depth OF the lot. /.
Bradley, A. T.and Jos. II. =,
trust tor Caroline Hol.
liday.
Bowen, Anthony & others
TAI for abAtfuR n mia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

~Ardly IL feet, thence
southwardly 20 feet 70
an alley, thence west.
wardly 16 feet and
thence northwar0y 70
the beginning.
Craven, MarLa............
PAVING ~ on interest
from october "a, ls65. 90.
ditto -...........-.....
Paving tax. on Interest
from October "A, lse5. %.
Ditto ......... 1900.
Paving tax, on Interest
from Octoper "a, 1S65. -.
Cation, NJ. ...............
Tax for paying street, on
interesrfrom Oct II, 1865
Callan, N, in trust for q.
Banks.................
Causin, N. p. in trust . /.
Beginning on Massachu-
sets aven ne . FEET west
Wardly from the south :
east corner Of said lot
and running thence
northwestwardly to K
street, on . line parallel
with the eastern line Of
said lot, and distant from
IL % feet, thence due
west % feet 6 inches,
thence south westward
~ on q line drawn par
allel with the first
drawn line and Distant
from IL . feet 6 inches
to Massachusetts ave.
nue., and thence east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

COLLEUToR,s OFFICE,


ClTY HALL. Apr 1865
Commencng WEDNESDAY aly follow
Chamber) in CITY washineon, satisfy
Of City
previously
accrued n
Sale At 10
till completed
DIXON Corl,esv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

n
THE summit HOUSE," with +0nnres q Land
SzA situate at the practical Farmer,"in Brandy
Hsssl wine Hundred. New Castle County,. Delaware
" the situation Is beautiful, the LIANT in fair farm
Ing, grazing or ruekine order
Apply TO VIM. MecAuLLEY 4 CO., Wilmington. OF
10 the su bscribsr the premises.
ian l6-mt ANN TRUTB.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05
Ftl K RENT

For Kent
psnh Dwelling house, corner Of 18th and Market
sitH streets. Apply to j. W. DAY at the Union Bank,
Ikil trb l.tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05
ADJOURNED

1FuBueBAp SAFE bkf8f EBtHUG.
10y Virtue Of order of the Orphans Court Of the
ID State Of Delawar" made NJ the sentrnber term A. ~
1865 will be exposed sale at public Fendue at the
Hotel of BENJAMIN q Peal IN the city Of Wilmington
Wednesday tin day OF February 1855, at 3ocoek
D. H. the following desca bed real estate late of Robt
McCasy, decd, 70 Wit:
certain lot piees Of lspd situate IN the City Of
Wilmington, bepianiAg n the westerly side II French
Street at IS fsat siz Rches broad and at the distance
of Is fest fro norm side If Seventh 81 at ~ ect
broad, at \ oofnss. OF Ann M'Iivnne'1 laud, thence
aoug said side of French Street northerly 30 feet H.
corner Of land nov OF Nicholas Patterson deceased
thence thersby vssery aud parallel TO seventh street
90 feet 6 inenes In corner oil Daniel u. WoodSard's
land thence by his ian& souherly and parallel to fronch
Street, 80 'eet 20 . Of land now OfWLm Bright
thence thereby and By lands OF Daniel Farra and lands
4 Ann B1lyana aforesaid, eisteIy and parallel with
Seventh Street. % feet 81 iuchos 10 the place Of begin
ming lie the oontenis tnere moro OF Less, ahd having
thereon A Frame DGsliing.
Aud 1t is ordered thar the purchaser purchasers
thereof be and appear the Orphans Court for New
Castle County, tsAt the Court may assign to him, her
them the prenines sold pursuant to said order he she
they paying ths patiss entitled their just and pro
poronats shares of tho purchase money respectively o
with sufficient ssrstV surees to be approved by the
Court entering o secoenance to the State be TAX
and acknowledges In sad Courtfn penal sum, t. b.
determined by The sCourt with condition to pay
the parties entitled zeveraiy thpr executors, admns
traitors or assigns rospecsvey their Just and proportion
ate shares OF the said purchase money, with Interest
from such time 81 the Coari may determine In
aud form may ty the direction OF the said Court be
prescribed and appointed In said condition.
Attendance viii be given and terms of sale made
knOwd OF the time and place Aforesaid by
WIN. s. McoAULLEY. Esq, Trustee or by his attorney
BY order OF III e Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Dec IA, ls65-jan Hts Clerk Of Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05
Public sale of Personal Property



- THE subscriber having sold his 4r<SunrA
n Real Estate. will sell on tho f343Ea5f
~X lpremissi, in LOndongrOve Town HT
Ss Chester GS. NV I snrv "a 1sss
all OF the following described Valuable Property, viz
Three good horses; one Of which Mare, years Cd
very quiet and gentle every where, cahnot lie eHceed
for family horse years old vary gentle my lady
ride or drive him; yoke Of superior wur oxen
cannot be excelled according to their size good milc
cows of which will be fresh by the 1sh Of February
other by LIST OF May; heifers Of improved stock, ali
sprtuRng; 2 year old steer.
Farming Uienslls.-1wohorse farm wagon, new, aud
Of the very best make broad wheel ox-ot; small do
good horse cart nearly with patsut lock- bor
Power and TbrAsher with shaker betting; all in
good repair C.risos make) extra two horse German
town carriage leather curtains with pole and shafts
one hr.rate Rockaway, nearly nov made To order,
light Germantown Wagon good Sleigh for one or two
sets OF donblo sysr-mOunted Carriage, extra, and
made To order, sets single do sets Stage harneHs,
extra heavy sets pillow with wrought chains, cart sad
die and names riding DO, hrst rate Buffalo Robe,
large size lot ofBiud and Stable haters; collars dou.
bic and sugls lines; horse fork with rope steel-tooth
horse rake (PennLok'a make) combined Reaper and
Mower, hay ladders, Moore plow, (see mouboard
spike ha rows ctivaoIs wheeibatr W, enrriHge ieE,
shelter, dock and post digger, manure anu hay
forks rakes broad and choppne axes maui and wedges
wood saws barn and other shove spades, OK chains
and yokts, fked chains double single trees grain
cradles moving .oythes of ausure and chi-es, sew
erH hundred feet OF MA betting, ~ good gain Bags
made OF heavy duck quantity ct paint oils, lot of
white lead, brown paint lot OF milk pant, ehurn and
Ill useholl and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of three
pairs bedsteads, settle with large hsr cushion
writing DESK eoLd NARee Parlor Goa Stove ConinCntt
Cook for wood coal with fixtures good Gong, large
sre cider vinegar rels vessels hay by the
lot of wheat. Straw, aud e0rnodder by the bundlA-
sale to clmmonoe at IL o'clock NJ When conditions will
be made knowpby W. II. ENGLAND.
| MI NICHOLS, Auct. feb h-tA
So A credit OF six months on all sums ever ESQ.