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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Daseum AL.
~ len. Der eseb:ans, j. 3. fieklis, Untos ehaar
factrry. 0iIlon Anderson hxoc Co., Charssss 6lov
Co ura., Hsnmsnxwsy 4 Co Iowa etsse Inssss, O.
Company. JobA Nintkrope " pr~sss, -Ansnel Eitch-
~ RsaktB niiisr, sama~i Brnnsr, RfsSer1p9 foors
kchert 0esty. Hood Abtctt Aichsrd fsbsy, B.
HeaiiI > neasss, y y. s@ish
Ton and each d you srs hsrby nctiaed hat thss h
nov on ale - ~ csrkt Gnes n H. District Court Of
lee County ass etass Of Toss af Keeh nk pstton Of
HiseGnsld o., clst0sag against each, every aal
~ o. perfs clear quiessd title Lots Avs
sod N N MOCK cne hundred and nine, In the CITY Of
kss3sh, - Csunty. loss ae
AD& Uelao zoe sDSsas thereto md dsfssA o. or ~.
lore ncrn d tAA second ~ 81 the e-psmb terra IN
ofWh n1sricf Court % - bvgun and holden q 80
tut - ~ ninfh DAY sfesvesaber.A D. IT, AslAah
VIII BE- satsd agaisst yoe saA deerss re41ss1 sgeaa
- W.D C0kLInG
apsA ATTY NJ Pf'Ns.
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KEoKUK. IoWX7



SsSaroa Wusou's tour in the 6csth viii
settle the question vheahss trae discussios
and the open advocacy Of Hspuhkcaa prin-
eiplss win ~ tolerated thsss. = : fanasieal
Yankee en- nccsed in maAiee . stump
speaking ssss Of the South, psss1ainisg the
principles of liberty, equal fshss, and uni
vsssal sneraes, it viii indicate dscidsd pro-
srsss in that ssesioe iace fAs Pfssidsntial
canvass in 1880. And = 5000 - IL De-
mocrscy ere no longer able 70 boat that Re-
publ,cans cannot advocate their principles in
the South, the question viii be settled; fo'
With ffss speech and sp.Nsl discsiT. e
publieanism win advssce Asps rsti1ly y q
South than Il has heretofore done In I'D
North.
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Give NaanRN Z. ktM.
p.op,. .rp~es TO- rssrA " ssesrs rAsy tsas sish
their health .aS shsls con. pissess And thsn sssar
pris.d that hsylssb SICK. s,- ssS
The pressure efoonst.nt .sus,a or es<y sesr. sees
,b. animal sossss IL ,rsgssdoss Very fsv 'y'ss.'
and adore bsay up ssAisss tails prssf~fs us'
..,.s.d Add 20 this the ashsal.by iphusaess tsseA
lurh unseen 10 the sir breathe tbs water vs srish
the ,assssuds preused At this BY rh.nss fsoo
a.. r,sos 81 winter 10 the v~rntb Of tpriss. -
uld - TO 70 aife smose sspsshasr vtsov - kssf
Ii psrfsst health without rSusSwess tbs vsysss' -
sssies 5.a.s
D., hsv rrtnssrss them Certslnly not un sAstss
s,.d .smuIsss. rhsr, 10 DC poises Ia sessstss sr
In III. atmosphsr. Of sara.eehestsd roo1s, Or vcsk
.ho,. OF faotcr.s psrsous those dssdy burning
aaiAs. l # k4 "a
Why them, vhes
HuerHrrngs sroM AcH BIrruns.
vegetable tonic without alloy every ostsis
able No hiss M, eyes s.p altered to the feeble s.a
90 HARMLESS IN iss nsto-e. po~srfai ~ ~
is,isoraiiux Effects =. this eeishra,-d
sr.A,oHIc AND ALrKRArIvB
In the army aud the navy Ia ssstisnsos, asd y
urovde etiss ~ old ssd ysus6 rieh Asd po~sstt ,
useS 90 #
| Observation-Disclosures roRarfys xxpIctAR
~ish naast rasd, ing results l-pt~dv
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RATCHEr.Ok,s nAaR DYE.

This % ened Hair Dye Is thu best 10 be world Tbs
esly tr~< ADD perfect Dye uarsslssa Reliable fnsaaots
uscus Nc diapvcinsmsnt. No ridiuGtNs usts. hAf-
urai Biach or Brorn Remedies the III affects Of Bod
Dyes Iavgcrstes tbs hair. e-vius son snd oesuf..
fpi The sennius IL 81 sn~d Biriiar 4. Batehe<v All
o.h.rs re limitations and should Be avoided eoia
~ all Dra xist- ard Psrfn"sr,. ssctcty - BARCLAY
,i,... Nv ya,h l5eelf dAvty
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ultousI 49, - = !. = q Il ory ooosas.
No,82 Main St. up Sta|rs. !

oc-,.,,.s. ksssta
Hartford. Of Hartford, eA...... q -. 80 -
Pisnix, .....- 1.lo3,407 %
NssaA.ttsa, d Sew York ......- 1.eoa,ase -
csasassssl, ...-- i.sey.AsS ~
sssssisy, q - ..-~- lsAal; - -
Atlantic, ......- 80. ~ -
Lamar. -.'- Sss -
Springfield, Of M.....,.....w. 90 ia -
M.rch.u.s'. HEREFORD, cs...,.- SEA- - ~
sssAsH ~ soN
GHoR SALSA desirable IulIaiss Lot sossfs Of cos'
s.sri.. q ~ NJ. ruirbs,
srrSs % 1fsta -.
Fer RENT 1855
A 2.STORY BRICK HOUSE, centrally
n located With asd kitchen. Posss.on gives
'ss =. 10 last s .ss I.:s.. As.s. H. q
GS0A sAEn- .-l.sss - .. b,eeh III. .~rt~ u -.
shsne- aaA rssifsk saresss. oosasipisG hve stsry
!ss s J. sE:nsE y, ., ~: = - 1Ssa
~. On : - u - M SULFyH, = =
spris u s..i IssaA. Assst ns.ss tsif 'sr.-st
For aa1c. w
IN one of the post desirAbls loc9litiss in
.'s sss sy: ~ =. ~. " e. &C.
Is.isfss1 ssss.s u sruds ssss ssS 81 -. = -
.pA ses n.saas Assat
For sale.
live acres of land near sandusky In full
Il vfsv the river. ali rudsf fence snd chltisssios
Nth fraas dwelling; evr two acre. 10 fruit sos sale
ssT sss.p. and 10 Psyn'ae 's.s VII '7'' nan o. m
-. .,'''' q l-, r..... A :. , y s.ls...
For sale,
EoRTY ACREs Of good hrmipg Ispd,
es::, ,; ssas II y = e. ). .ss ~
sasrs rood sAass ,Iiins housss sszse. sss'~s
md .sabss Mtssss ss.ss ~ Or ...s fsa =: eisy
Rsapir, Of IN ruLr
s-4d R~si kssS AGENT
For sale.
RRsfpRsca ID o.s Of ii. sosf as-irsh's loesii-
d.. 10 III. as,--L.s1 ssd 1 IL sissl 20. sish
soc .tory frame b~.Iisss Rose, eont4isins srv-n
rooms, cisssrn. eser and variety o shcse. frss
.ad b su-sss ksosuk, love Rsysk. y
nehssd Real EstAt. treat.
For Sale.
4 A TWO.STORY FRAME DWELLING
"A Huu1B. with Avs reons I'd cellar 80 eisssra.
Arsa, good f>ne slsbls. L0t 5sziso fsf Ven fscss.
Il u.1 % Morgan sfse< sstvesa 10th and iish Kse.
iut, Io~s. nsis soss o. no s.is- s.sssse,
.sA.. .... s.,... .cs, u. :.
For sale.
IA vEsr pserRAsLB REslpRScg-rhrss .sory
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A TWO STORY Frtch Dwelling, ~ish nine large
~ rooms. god dry II liar. with cis;srh, eood oct
ssssAssssss 70 BY 10 ss.s drsirsssy iessasA ssas
ths esstsriy hall Of tbs heuss sast cosps~ q
F~s-Aaa Nm PULHON
Raj Age M.sn
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vE7r DRefRABL1 kEslDKScR-fhrss ssory
~ Birch. With ten rscsns; good esst-ra. k.< epd u
Ain1sous Ho~, Morgan street. bs'v~~n IN ADD bsh
str-vss inquire Of wM srETps
mario Assi Kssfe Ar~st, No. - main 81
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Hrnerson's Agency,
TIE .FLORENCE7

nWfNa AAoulnRs have
H. rUvsssabas tssa noetpn, :,
Which seabass ~ opsraaGf
70 have the WORT carry eth
- ny. - - cAaAgs sAs q
r1eolca I'D fastss the end
dseazue " turning : thunb
sorsvs xAsy ere noAselsa
I'D - - ~ whsee suis4
b ssssa1ry. rAsir stiseh IL
the vondeF Of ali, becanse
Of its eonb9nsd elasticity.
ssrsAstAanabessty
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For sale,

EYoRTY AGREs OF good hrmipg Ispd, |
Il b acsss cell ,ese-d End q sspd sssas| ef esits
tios acres o. good enbsY land SUE nics youna
ehsx& rood hAns ling fexes ropt etsssxp
snd stabss. ntssts Assss ~ Or sal-. TIE eisy
Rsqpir, Of IN fuLr N.
s-4d Rasi kss de Aesnt
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A TWO-ST0RY FRAME DWELLING
"A HuUnD. with Avs rco1s I'D cellar 80 eisfsra.
Asa good ff.se sisbis, Lot 5sxtso fst 4s!l fspest.
usk Morgan street estveso 10th and fith. Eco
tuk, io~s. ntis good er no ssis~ ns%slssei
IN WILT y.
rnch7A Real u-tst- agtpt 81 M-in Il.
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For sale.
A ARsIpHsca 10 osa Of tn nosf ds~irab's loeaii
n de-. In the Gty--t,is7 snd T. In sit<k 70. With
snr .fory Frame D~.iisna Rose. eohtxisins srv-n
rooms csssru CELLAR and variety those~ frsis
lot. II tossed atssss vsfscp ssFyst ~s~een Sch
sad sueefs. ksofuk, lows hpynhs u
wv suLFos.
meh3sd Neal kStat~ treat.
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1--WE acres of land near sandssky, In full
Il vfv u the river ali rsdsf fence snd chltisstes,
Nth a1s dwelling: two acre. 10 fruit sos sale
vsry cheap and 10 paynsn that vii szis nan Of lin
I'D asass,
hs1srs q Nm INroh.
+ ap1: R~al Rsssss Agent y hais-ss
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4 N one of the noet dasirAhls localities in
tsssY, ass ssagy ssss Sy:sllps nss,s, s!sa ,sss
s6afseA ssnAss u fru6s 0sss go s0ss1 Ssli - 30
Ter Enquirs Of WI vULruh,
+ ap&d 10y Real hsaab Agsnt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
THE NEW CRISIS.

The Delaware Gazette published, on Tues
day last, forgery, purporting to be letter
OF Ex-senator Harris, of New York, endors-
ing certain political sentiments entertained
in rebeldom and elsewhere, concerning re-
construction and the enfranchisement of the
colored race. AS the following letter of Mr.
Harris to the New York Eoening journal
explains the whole matter and stamps the
bogus letter of the Gazette as forgery, we
hope the editor will publish it in his paper
as an act Of justice
TO The Editor Of The Epeuing Journal.
SIR. My attention has been called TO what
purports to be a letter written by me-though
signed "Ira Il. Harrisn-and published in
Tie Ne0 York Herald of this morning. No
such letter has been written by me or by my
authority, / have not been in the City OF
New York since the 18th of July, nor have
seen the Herald article headed "The New
Crisis. have no knowledge of its contents.
| The fabrication lmputes to Inc sentiments
which do not entertain. am earnestly in
favor of the Congressional policy of Recon
struction. | believe it right TO enfranchiso
the negro Nor are the statements of pes.
sonal character attributed to me any nearer
the truth My two sons served "under the
Union flag" but neither of them has fallen
Nor IS il true that 1 have purchased plan,
| tation in Alabama, OF that contemplate re
novel thither. In short, ! pronounce The
publication lorgery-false, both in its state
ments OF facts anG in the opinions 1t ascribei
to me. You will oblige me By the publica
ton of this note. Ina HARRIe.
ALBANY, August 10, 1857.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
JUDGE FISHER.

The Associated Press dispatches from
Washington-a portion of which we copleu
in our paper of Tuesday last-in relation 10
the dismissal of Mr.. Bradley by Judge FISH
or, stated that great excitement prevailed al
Washington, that the lawyers OF the District
made common cause against the action oi
tile Judge, viewing it as great outrage @e'
&c. We now learn however, from private
sources, that the statements of the despatch
es are grossly exaggerated, and so FAR from
the feeling being against the Judge, popular
sentiment there is greatly in his favor, anu
all good citizens look upon his dismssal oil
the bully Bradley as proper step taken
towards preserving the integrity, dignity
and impartlalty OF the Bench.
This information is also strengthened ny
the action of the meeting of the Bar, held
soon after to consider the matter. Instead
of violent speeches and denunciatory reso-
lutions against Judge Fisher, the meeting
calmly and deliberately determined to ap.
point committee of inquiry, who should
report at future meeting to be held away
off in September next. If popular feeling
had risen SO high in favor of Mr.. Bradley
as the telegraphic dispatches would have III
believe, no such tardy and indecisive actiol
could have been the result of their delibera
tions.
Again, the public press all over the coun
try, and especially the loyal press-is YER
decided in its expressions of commendauo
OF the action of Judge Fisher No othe
course was left him 10 pursue consistent wi.
his sense Of duty and in keeping with tn
honor and dignity Of the Judicial characte
and whether public feeling runs high or 10
among rebels and their sympathlsers-
the Judge has the satisfaction OF KNOWN
l. that honest and good citizens everywhe
= applaud and sustain him; and while the tr'
! men of the nation rejoice in the knowledl
that we have at least one court within u
J. dominion OF rebeldom that daresdo be loyi
10 pure, honest, impartial and firm in the la
of threats and bravado, nowhere does I
X qualification take deeper hold upon the hea
as of the people than here in Delaware,
es home OF Judge Fisher. The student of
IN great CLAYTON could not be otherwise til
n. true his Country, to Liberty and to Justi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGToN CITY, August IL, 1857,
GENERAL Your note of this date, accom-
panied by copy of letter addressed to you
August 12, by the President, appointing you
Secretary OF War dd interim, and informing
me of your acceptance of the appointment,
has been received. Under a sense Of public
duty am compelled to deny the Presidents
right under the laws of the United States to
suspend me from office as Secretary of War,
or to authorize any other person to enter
upon the discharge of the duties of that
office, or to require me to transfer to you, or
to any person, the records, books, papers,
and other public property in my official Gus
tody as Secretary OF War; but inasmuch as
the President has assumed TO suspend me
from Office as Secretary of War, and you
have notified me of your acceptance OF the
appointment of Secretary of War Gd interim,
have no alternative but 10 submit, under
protest. to the superior force OF the Presi
dent. You will accept my acknowledgment
Of the kind terms in which you have notified
me OF your acceptance of the Presidents ap
pointment, and my cordial reciprocation o
the sentiments expressed. lam, with sincere
regard, truly yours,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16

THEN AND Now,-CarpenleT, the artist,
in his book "Six Months at the White
House," tells the following story:
"a few days before President Lincoln s
death, Secretary Stanton rendered his resig-
nation OF the War Department. He accom-
panied the act with a heartfelt tribute 10 Mr.,
IIncolns constant friendship and faithful
devotion TO the country, saying also, that he,
as Secretary, had accepted the position to
hold ii only until the var should end, and
that now he felt that his work wap done, and
his duty was to resign. Mr.. Lincoln was
greatly moved by the Secretary g words, and
tearing in pieces the paper containing the
resignation, and throwing his arms abou
the Secretary, said, stanton, you have beer
a good friend and faithful public servant
and it is not for you to say when you will nc
longer be needed here. Several friends o
both parties were present, and there was no
dry eye that witnessed the scene"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16

A REMARKABLE sToRy. In the American
department at Paris, there Is on exhibition
some gold embroidery which attracts uniVer-
sal admiration The richness of the material
and the elegance Of the workmanship is
unequalled, 1t is from an American lady.
Her husband is New York publisher. He
lives in great style. He has his tine house,
dashing teams and is emphatlcally fast. His
wife is not allowed to dwell under his roof
She is an elegant and accomplished lady, on
whose fame not a breath OF suspicion has
rested. But deserted, and with NO provision
made fol her maintenance, she resolved to
turn her Accomplishments TO good account.
This lady called on Nine. pemorest and
told her story-exhibited her skill and found
full employmentand fair compensation. For
years she has earned comfortable sub
sistence, and is esteemed by all who knew
her. Kings and Queens bend over her
handy-work In Paris with admiration. BY
little and little her story has leaked out and
great interest is attached to it. With hel
needle and patient endurance she will make
name in the world.-NetO York Gasstte
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
no TAX PAYERS.

The Receiver of Taxes will be at his office,
Institute Building, on every secular day
during the months Of July and August, and
in September until the hour of holding the
City Election, from 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, until
12 NJ, and from 2 o'clock, P. M, until 7
PM. deduction of per cent. will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the month
of July. None will be allowed on those paid
in August, and 8 per cent. will be added TO
the amount of those taxes remaining unpaid
after the day of the City Election.
s. D. SMITH, Receiver Of Taxes,
Insurance. Office, Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
Very respectfully yours, :
WAN IlrpARrMENr.
WAsurNeToN CRY, August 12, 1857.

WAsuINGroN CITY, August IL, looi'
SIR. Your note OF this date has been re-
ceved, informing me that by virtue OF the
power and authority vested in you as Presi-
dent by the Constitution and laws OF the
United States, nm suspended from office
as Secretary of War, and will cease to exer'
else any and all functions pertaining to the
same; and also directing me to at once trans
fer to U. s. Grant, who has this day been
authorized and empowered 10 act as Secre-
tary of War dd interim, all records, books,
papers, and other public property now In
my custody and charge. Under sense OF
public duty am compelled to deny your
right under the Constitution and laws OF the
| United States, without the advice and con-
sent OF the Senate, and without legal cause,
to suspend me from office as Secretary oi
War, or the exercise ot any or all functions
pertaining to the same, or without such ad
vice and consent to compel me to transfer tC
any person the records, books, papers, anC
public property in my custody rs Secretary
OF War; but, inasmuch as the General com
manding the armies Of the United State
has been appointed dd interim, and has mott
fed me that he has accepted that appoint
ment, | have no alternative but to submit
under protest, 10 superior force.
Very respectfully, yours,
e. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
To the President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
hNUNEW JUHEV1VEF'
Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, Washington, D. c.
HrAnouARrnRs ARMIns or THE U. s,

WASHINGTON CITY, August 12, 1867.
SIR Enclosed herewith have to trans.
nit TO you copy of a letter just received
from the President of the United States, no
tiiying me of my assignment as Acting Sec
reiary Of War, and directing me to assume
those duties at once. In notifying you oil
my acceptance, cannot let the opportunity
pass without expressing to you my appre,
citation of the zeal, patriotism, firmness, anc
ability with which you have ever discharged
the duty OF Secretary of War.
With great respt Ct, your obi servant,
U. s. GRANT, General.
Hon. d. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
To General u, 8, Grant.

THE PHILADELPHIA Press in speaking OF
the acceptance of the office of Secretary Of
War. by General Grant, says;
sit cannot be denied that he has percepti-
bly, weakened his great reputation by this
even quasi connection with the Presidential
plans. He cannot touch pitch and escape.
That is our view of the matter exactly.
The failure Of General Mcclellan in his
political aspirations, by reason Of his asso'
ciating with the enemies of universal eman
cipation and freedom, should be warning
to General Grant to avoid any such Infamous
| alliances at present.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
THE MONEY MARKET,
rom ions MoLHlR q Son, BANKERS, Bn Market Strest
2I% O'clock.
pEcIsTER's OFFICE,

Inv NEW UAaILB UOUNTTl AuEHHt INlhi lp0Is
Iuon the application II Nary d BonsAll and Hannah
HOnsali Exseutrixes OF the last VIII and Testament
Stephen Bonsal late Of Wilmington Hd in said County,
decd il is ordered and directed by the Reaasr that the
E4ecurxss give notice Of The granting OF Lsttes
esasnary upon the Estate Of the with the date q
Qrsntng hereo by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the dst0 RI aueh Letters In six OF
the public paas Of the County Of Aey Castle e
% prarsnt tbe same or abide by an Act Of Assembly 10
such esse made and provided And also cause the
TO 10 inserted Within the same period In the Delaware
State Journal and Statesman, newspaper published In
Winin ton an to be coptinhea therein two months.
, -. Given under the hapd aud Seal Of Office pf tht
L. Register Aforesaid, 81 Mas Castle In Dew Castle
-. County Aforesaid, the day and year above wit
ten, y, G. FRAIM, Register,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16

MARHI bD.
BREESE-SIDERBQTHAM.-on August
10Th, in the Bwedepborgian Church, Cherry
street, above Twentieth, Philadelphia, by
The Rev T. P. Rodman, E. MARSHALL
BREEsE, of the U. s. N /, 10 Miss BELL S.,
daughter of Thomas Siderbotham, ESQ.,,
Frapkford, No cards,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
NnrInE

All psTnons having eAlmn against the Bs.Ata Of The de-
oeased must present the duly ateatd 70 the hxeeu
trxes on or before August 4h 1855 abide the Act o
Assembly In suck case made and provided
MARY H. BnNsALL, lpxsr,trixsu
HANNAH DOVsALL ANssu"'A'''
AarProbatsd bills may be left with JOHN A. DUN
CAN, No 90 French Street, Wilmington, Del
Rugie-9moH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
To the President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON CITY, August 12, 1867.
this day suspended as Secretary of War, you
are hereby authorized and empowered TO act
as Secretary of War ad interim, and will at
once enter upon the discharge of the duties
Of that office. The Secretary OF War has
been instructed TO transfer to you all the
records, books, papers, and other public
properly now in his custody and charge.
Very respectfully yours,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
Died.

DIED.
ALLMOND.-On the evening of the 18th
inst, at Atlantic City, suddenly, of heart
disease, CHARLES NJ. ALMOND, aged 45
wears.
J0NES.-On the afternoon oil the 18th inst,
GEORGE JONES, an old and well-known
citizen, in the S4th year OF his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16

The Tenement House Association in New
York for the improvement of residences for
the poor will probably go into operation the
coming autumn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
sHERIFFs SALES.

A -
GNHEIIIFF's SALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
- wit OF vepdtloni ExpOnAs, To directed will be
exposed to Public Sale At the Hotel Of Charles Clements
In the Town Of New Caste New Castle County Delaware
on thursday, the 2lth day OF August 1867, AT o'clock
r. NJ, the following described Real Estate, viz:
All those three certain tracts pieces parcels Of land
situate In White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County
Del bounded and described follows, to Wilton the
10 Stanton bounded by lands lte of Jchn Montgomery
deed, lands OF James cAnn decd, hy land Of William
Couper, John Miller and Esgle Kun and the turnpike
road aforesaid, containing Itetn OF land
less with two story frame house and other building
thereon erected
No IA tract or lot Of land situate in the village
ChTi.tiAna IN white Clay UreeS Hundred, New Castle
County Del the road from ChrisanR TO Newark,
lands Of Smiley King aud John Smith, containing
two Of land more or less.
No. S-A lot Of land situate 10 White CLAY Creek Hun
dred, New Castle County Dell bounded by III, Turnpike
Road from ChrstianA Stanton, by lands OF MrsWit
heirs Of John Montgomery, aud lands Of William Coupe
and others containing twelve OF land leal
Seized and taken in execution the property Of ph
Marvel, and to be sold by WIN HkRnRRr, Sheriff
ehariIT d Onice, New Castle, August lB6I,-Qats
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
CHERIFF,s sALE.---pY VIRTUE or

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- witt of Venditiun Exponas, to directed, will be
exposed 10 PUhc Sale at the Hotel of Mis-. j. =. Smith,
ln the city Of Wmln ton, New Castle County Delaware
SATURDAY, the 2lth day Nf Augut ie6T, Rt2 o'clock
z. NJ, the following dsCribsd Real Estate, viz
All that certain two story Brpk House and lot OF Land
situated in the City o Wilmington, New Cattle ouot
Del and bounded and described follows to wit be-
ginnng the southery side Of Street at
vflAnd sold 10 James Asaud at tine distance Of eighty
feet from the westerly side of Windsor Breet thence
along line Oi said land southarly parallel to Windsor
Street. ghty feet to the rorthory side Of four feet
wide alley leading nto Maids Street thence with said
side said alley westerly parallel with Eighth Street four
feet to another lot efAnd Of the said JsmesA
thence thereby norherly parallel tU Windsor Street
eighyone feet the southery side OF Eighth Street. aud
thence thereby esstery fourteen feet TO the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Malachi ?. Mason, and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff.
sherIa'a Ollee, Now G lsls. Augult 9. ls6I.-9-ts