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(waIls Opera House,
CHAHOlRY SALE. ~
y bs,ss. & q; IN
- GSilis:a .: Gsiiisss sss others. No:
III RsSIiiy VII Ctsr e public sale .Ss On
Gcs No ia saasr: %, itonsIHs o. the s... .ids
les. % With Frame B.iidins upon tue sam SANE. Also:
part Of same lot No 4. fronting 36h feet on 2i.t
Terms: One third ca.h; tn. balance ofthe pur-
Chaser sSns S: 81: notes asers:s rSu the
day Of sale. All CONVEX sncins and stamps At the
~n,a ' WI {. 'AsksNY,o Asks : oJ., gss:s:: .::..
RI aRIEN . wiLLIAns, ,,,
sss SSusSssss corner anS Tsf and s
ssh n tss'I ss II '1SSh FSsIS GS
We :hsll sell 10 II 'front.' Of The suction room. q
Green Williams, large and selected stock OF
ss ss D's Of fo: u
first class merchant tai11roo ~.aov .
sell GREEN & wILLIAds. A.et'r.
Bi ooH tsuses.:os: e J.: q asSuIss o.
s'''n WI ssas Once Building. -'' ''- '''
TIHoSSN Io6ETH sfBiir EAsf ArA6G:
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept 2lst.
kl, In square No. 795. with the i'm proveuents
ing This property is situate en- 4th street east,
the prop:rty Us down ss slms oi sale Star stamp: S
and convey ancipg at cost OF purchaser.
sAASb5 GdopuR GRossi IaTPssR, TFq;sfsRi
se n-eo&ds GRep Auctioneers.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Commission MERCHANTS,
No. SAC Southeast corner 7th and streets
Ior IL IA. Gf Pfss4 WAsb, AZ sUa6S aGS
On TUESDAY, the slst day Of September. 1859,
shall sell. in front Of the premises, at clock
scriber. bearing date the lIth day Of May, 1851.
and recorded in Liber =. o. l.. Ne s, folfos 1S5 OF
the land records for Washington county, in the
washinaton, District Aforesaid, viZ:-Lot mum.
bered thirty one (sl), in George w. Riggs sub.
division Of original lots from Il to 20 In square
having front Of twenty-five feet. more or less,
on 18th street west, between and streets north,
and running back to An alley; also the improve
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 and l2
menths, the purchaser TO give notes for the de.
ferred payments, bearing Interest from day of
sale; q deed given and dee1 OF trust taken. All
conveyance and stamps ct cost OF the purchsser.
and If the terms are not compiled with in i've
days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser, by advertising suoh resale three times
selld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AARRIRD.

DEwEEs-McGILL- In Philadelphia. Sep
tembeE l4th. 1858, by Rev James Grove, Mrs.
LUANEA pEHEEe, Of pgton, ID @ to
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10y CO0PCR q LATIMER, Auctfeneers,
- (Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure & Co..
CHANCERY SALE Or VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON STREEC NORTH, BETWEEN
SRI

Ara ASD 5ra srKExTS NEST AZ AuG.
TION.
- BY virtue ST decree of the Supreme Court
Ia of the District of Columbia, in Equity case
AaANo. ll56. wherein Bepjsmin Thomas ct al.
are plaintiffs, and Eliza Smsllwood ct. al are de-
fendsnts, passed une 8, 1859, and order amend
ing said decree, passed June IL, 1859, I will, on
FR1pAY, the 18th day of September pro oximo, a. 6
O'Clock p. IN on the pre- Misses, sell all that part of
Lot parcel OF g. ound situated lying and being
the cityof ashingtou, in theD1strict of Columbia,
529, fronting 50 feet north street, and running
back 100 feet and improved by comfortable two
story Frame Building.
Terms: One third cash; balance in two equal
payments of elk and twelve months, purcha,er to
rive his premisory notes therefore with interest
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the
property. All convey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchaser. 500 deposit with
auctioneer on day OF sale.
d. MUSSEY. Trustee.
se7-dAds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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BOARDING..

DOARDIEG-Af few genteel BOARDERS can be
ID accommodated at 1ss street. between 18th
aud 18th stre cts short walk from most OF the De-
partments, BY Q Pennsylvania lady. Home com.
forts and cleanliness . speciality. se3lmf
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOB RlNT-with or
avenue, near Sd, Boarding at the same place, SIS
Per week. VS
EIksT- GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
II FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable
terms at 81 St, bet I7th and 18th; short walk
from most Of the public Offices. 8-G
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AUCTION SALES,
fO.MOR

fO.M0RhOW,
Kr WI. L. WALL D CO., Auctioueer,
- Stores corner eth and atrests,
fWans Opera House,
SALH OF IrCRNITURl BEDDING, &c.
Ri Vn TUESDAY MOANING. septembsr IL,
Va commencing at 10 O'Clock Ne Will cell With
hNln our ssiesrooms, q yaried collection OF Fur
W.,nn4 niturs; & &C. eomprisins in part
Was hstands s'''
WWslnst I'd nahoseny wardrobes. Tables
Hair: cloth Chairs. Library Table
Feather Eeds, Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillow, &c.
Oak Hsll euite
HrenSh Gilt Clock
Plated Ware. CrockeTy, &c.
With numerous other goods
SILL WI WALL 60, Aucts.
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DIED.

COOK. On the Eth instant, after short i'll.
yesre, months and IL days.
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PRoPosALs FOB r0EL AND FORAGE.
OFFICE CHrEF QUARTRRMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DIsIRIcT,.

OFFICR OHIEF QUARTRRMAsTER,
First MILITARY DISTRICT, ,
RIoaMoND, VA, August IL, 1867
at this ofhe until 5 P. n. Of WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of SsDtember, 1859, for the delivery Of
master OF Winchester Virginia, in such q1alt ties
ss may be required from month to month. for the
3th, 1870.
sepafa e proposals are required: For Woed, to be
for Oats to be sound, clean and Weighing not less
than 50 pounds TO the buehel; for bay, to be well
Blank forms for proposals.. aud information - to
amounts and conditions Of delivery, can be oh.
tained at the Office Of the Post Quartermaster ct
winchester va, or at this ofhce
By order Of the Commandipg General First Mili-
tary District. J. @. CHANDLER,
Brsvet Colonel, QusrteFmaster U. 8. Army,
Chief Quartermastef lse Military District
Aul7-6t : n. 40
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RY O0OPER d bATIMER. Auctioueers,
ID tsueeessors to Jss: @. Mcclure & Oo.,D
Southwest corner Pennh avenue and Ifrh street.
PIAI0 IORTE. MIRROR BACK ETEsERI.
LOB LOB yuHHIIgRE, ROss sWooD GH ssese
fETs. &c. AT hrcA4fhnps Ahp BRUSSELS OAR
- On WiDsYESblV WiDsYESsbblHVY MoRxfNG. s.,..n.
esr 18th, ct 10 O'Clock, we will sell. az o.
an eIceliens assortment Of Furniture, eonsissins
pSe.s.ss Piano Fort. and Stool
Mirror back And Marble top Eteeere
Marble top Tables, Fine Engravings
:S saS osS
MsIbl: Msb.. top sns Bss.q: s.s W.'h'sands
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Solid Oak Marble: top Mirror-bsck sideboard
Mahogany Extension Dining Table
Oil Cloth, window Shades
Crockery and Glassware
Nearly new Cook Stove and Fixtures
hHsr s:iied fsSiSei fSspi SooSik IS e LArIMsR Aue.
d (suecessors to Jas. q. Mcclure OO.J
VALUABLE REAL EsTArE ON PEsNsYL-
yANIA AVENUE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. the 10Th DAY Of September. 1859
at public ssction, to the highest bidder, lot nun
bered fourteen l4l. in square numbered fifteen
IL the city Of d 3: I,d 4, aOxn
west, fronting 81 feet inches on Pennsylvsnia
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the balance in
three equal payments, at 6, ~, and IS months,
with interest from day Of sale, secured BY the
the owner. An conveyancins, .includi ng stamps,
required when the property is struck on
sefeoSd. EYE Sa.ran'sS SdHSPsR dHSePFsR LAr1MrR, Auo.s
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF 1 sTRE1T, BETWEEN
!4IH AND 10TH STREETS, AT PUbLlO
On WEpNEspAY ArTERsoos, September
Is. 1859. at 81 O'Clock, on the premises, We shall
situated on the north side OF street, between
and 18th streets. having front of 2s feet, by q
dfh OF m Sst to SSs oesyy and in
residebee of ). r. Brown, and ia close proximity
Terms: One half cash: the residue at IL aud Is
months, secured by deed OF trust, with notes
bearing interest. ConveyaRcing and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. 500 down at time oil
sesd i COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts.
llY GREEN & WILLIAMs,
Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets.
CHANCKRY SALE oE PROPERTY FRONT; ! I !;
Al P6BIio Abortion, In WAsHINGToN
The undersigned trustee, By virtue Of decree
of the Circuit COURT Of the District Of Columbia
passed on the 1st day of June, d. 1850, In cause
and Richard q Briscoes heirs at law, Joseph 8
Clarke and others. defendants, No 2a IN equity
/ will ELL, on the premises. on THURSDAY, the
| 28th day of September next, at O'Clock p. m.
Terms ef sale One third Of the purchase money
cash and the S IN tnrss ons o% Ss
| Of sale, the deferred payments TO bear interes
from the day Of sale, and the payment Of the sam.
sy sas sss
retained on the premises sold; and Il the terms Q
| sale are not complied with within i've days sfte
notice be ssId st the risk and cosi Of the puroha
dSSP 4 sRs sp' e. .:ls
| an 9.Saw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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Nkvr DIPABrMENT.
49, .wAsHwsics;p Q, August Is. 1859.

NJ BgEktu or MEpIcIsz AID suRsrRY.-
80 wAsHHsIcysiip0 Q, August Is, 1853.
PosrposEmEnFo os ofSsiNe OPP BIDS ros
NAVAL HosPIrAL, ANNAPOLIS, AARY-
Proposals fer Naval Hospital, Annapolis, nd.,
he ss!g Dec Sss.rnss. en- s = noon q wspsss6xf.
September ., 1863, instead q the Slst Instant.
sn2s-iot Chisf Of Bureau.
sso,e rstsrrsa . furts.r ps.ssse.d until soOs
OfwnDNEsDAr,s ssptemesE Y, isss sssoon
.un osief q Su1:...
pRoP0sALs FOB sUBsDrEECE STOKES.
fIRsr MILITARY DlsfRIcT,
kIcHnosp. Va. Ausass ., lsss;
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b, 81 ,isss. for suDDlyfns the FOLLOWING ar
. Ssif Ssrrsis sfs.iis" Flour.
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o0ndit0ni' ss'' = A'r'''ss,sx 3. 4. rosr.R,
s ~. a,'f Ooissi m. s.ss Sss;issss S;::s;s.
TNIfED sfA!1 PAT. rAdsjpf & q S9,S.o,.
o. the pssstsss of .: EGS ais, 81 PslsSr.,
Ss ) Re os s,s S az q q Itisss iss
Tor q islr0ys@s.t iS Hssd Sd nssssrs:
90 nv c11sss ehis sxtss.!oa-. obSsssioes, dsSo-
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pIAHo ruHIHa AHD RIPAIRTIo.
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s1.r 10 ri'se ssef:. ls5 nA ssssss. sssysss 2.
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AUCTION SALES,
CHAHCBRY SALE.

RT WI; WAL. :; .ueuonsers,
(Walls Opera House,
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DRoPOsALs FOB sUBsIsrEECE STOKES

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lDY COOPER q LATIMEB, Auctfoneers.
ID (Successors to J. u. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and llth street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31
The Future of the Democracy.

The New Yolk Sun has all along taken
the ground that the Democratic party will
be the winning and controlling party of the
country in 1872, if lts leaders can only bG
brought 10 see and acknowledge certain facts
and recognize the political situation as it is,
and act upon principles formed in the hight
of the present, instead of hanging their for
tunes upon the dead past, and scfaping up
the mouldY ideas and measures which in the
days of slavery formed their chief staple oil
success, but which the conservative element
of the country can never again be induced TO
countenance or support,
Abiding to the nomination of Mr.. Adams
as the candidate for Governor of Massachu-
setts, the San touches the subject as fol-
lows:-
In his speech accepting the nomination for Governor
Of Massachusetts, Mr. John Quincy Adams enuneiattd
the principles which the Democracy must adopt to
achieve success in the next Presidential election II the
party will cordially accept his views on national issues,
ana VIII present candidate that larry reheets then,
then the Republicans in 1s72 will have IL bring their
strongest man, and throw into the their bottom
dollar, or give up all hope Of fsuccess.
Tho philosophy Of MIR. Adams is siprly recognition
OF ineis as they actually exist. He does not see the wis
dom Of citing battles over again which have once beon
fairly fought and eunclusivelS decided. 10 any longer
combat the results o the late war; including reconstruc
ton and negro suffrage he knows 10 he As bootless u
struggle as it would have been for Gen LEE to have
sisted the uniun armies after they ad hemmed linn in
on all sides At AppomattoN Court House. Mr.. Adams
docs not require Democrats to yield up amy Of their opn
ions as to how, in their Judgment these controversies
ought 10 have eded but only to acknowledge the unde-
nhbe ac that they have ended ina particular way, and
accordingly
Mr., Adams runs for Governor Of Massachusetts with
The odds eariuy against him II he should in such an
eXgency Win the executive chair he will doubtless be
very formidable candidate for the Presidency in 1s72-
Even brilliant struggle and large reduction Of the
Republican minority OF last year, will inevitably place
his name on the roll from which the Democrats must
lect their nominee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31

A PERILoUs ADvENTURE.-Prof Jen-
kins, in the presence OF an immense crowd
ofspeclators, crossed the gorge below Niagara
Falls, on Thursday last, on q machine of his
own invention, without yelocipede motion.
The machi%e is a bicycle, aud turned upside
down would resemble in some degree velo-
cipede. The wheels, three inches wide, are
made heavy and OF wood, without tires, but
in their places are grooves one and three
quarter inches deep. The front wheel is
three feet two inches, and the hind wheel
two feet ten inches in diameter The con-
Meeting rods are iron, so also the balance
pole, which is eight Ieet long, tipped with
Ien-ponnd balls, and weighs 2S pounds The
whole thing, with the man, weighs 208
pounds. The propelling power is pinion
cog-wheel, made of brass, about nine inches
IN diameter, winch is made 10 gear to cogs,
which surround the front wheel at the bot
tom of the groove. The two-inch hemp
cable was fastened immovably on the Ameri-
can shore, but on the Canada shore coiled
around windlass TO facilitate tightening. -
The detection of the rope was about thirty
feet The machine moved slowly forward,
the rope swaying gently from side 10 side,
until the rider had passed out about fifty
feet, alter which he crawled along at a snail's
pace TO the middle of the abyss, where lie
raised and waived his hat. From the centre
TO the American shore it was evidently hard
work TO propel the bicycle. The time oc-
cupied in passing over the rope was just
eieven minutes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31
CITY NOTICES.
TmE NORMAL PRINCIPLES

THE NORMAL PRINCIPLES
OF EDUCATION, by JOHN G. bark
NESS, A. NJ, President of the STATE NOR
NAL UNIVERSITY, Wilmington, Delaware.
"Mr:. HARKNEss has produced bright and
sparkling book y The writer shows n
conyersancy with his subject much above the
ordinary average "-Daily True American,
Trenton, ~ J. Exhaustive IN. Y. Her.
AID. Elaborate. IN. y Daily Tribune.
New Ideas, "-NeWGrk Daly journal, N.
D. His views upon Female Education were
entirely just and reasonable. ."-Dasly Com
mercial and Delawdre Tribune. "Unuues-
iionably correct "-Rev. CHARLES d. SHAW.
Parents and Teachers prize it highly. En-
dorsed for BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT, mIGu-
TONED DIcTIoN, CORRECT IDEAS, AND
TERsE LOGIC Mailed on recent IF The
piice-2j cents-by PORTER & Co, Book.
sellers, Wilmington, Delaware. Given as a
prize to each new subscriber for the EpucA
TIoNAL GAZETTE, Philadelphia, the lending
Educational journal of the United States,
and National Organ for Teachers. Subscrip-
lion, one dollar per annum. Sample copies,
ten cents.
Mailed on receipt of the piice, by q. H..
TURNER & Co, Publishers, COZ Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
1t is said that Calisaya Bark has a peculiar
effect upon the liver, and guards she system
against diseases by exposure and irregular
diet. 1t is conceded that the great success OF
the wonderful Plantation BitteFs, which, pre-
ylous to our late unhappy difficulties, was
found In most southern homes, was owing 10
the extract of Calisnya Bark which il contained
as one OF the principal ingredients. In con-
frmation of this, we have heard one of our
distinguished Physicians remark that when
ever he felt unwell from ordinary dietetic or
atmospheric causes, he invariably relieved
himself by Plantation Bitters. We speak ad-
visedly when we say that we know il to be the
best and most popular medicine in the world.
MAdNoLiA WATER.-superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
The INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAcE.-Tbe
great race between the Harvard and Oxford
Boat Clubs, on the Thames, last FRIDAY. was
witnessed by an immense crowd of specta-
tors How they were dressed we have thus
fur been unable 10 learn. The Americans
were undoubtedly dressed in the most fas-
lldlous manner;-we could speak more con-
hdenlly OF this II we were sure they bought
Their clothing oil Muhlhauseu, King street.
below Fifth.
FALL AND WIsTER LLorHIso. The larrest
finest and best stock of ready made Fall and
Winter Clothing in this city, can be found at
Moore's, 22s Market Street. one door below
Third. All articles sold at this establishment
are warranted as represented, and are all made
by Wilmington workmen. Remember the
The only frst-class Ready
Made Clothing Establishment in Wilmington
where goods are guaranteed and sold at less
than Philadelphia prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31
The international Roat Race.
LONDON, Triday. Aug. 2i

LONDON, Friday, Aug. 27.
The race was set down for 5 O'Clock, but
before noon tile crowds began to line the
banks oil the Thames, and for hours before
the Start the roads were crowded with vehi-
cles OF every description, and business was
neglected
Harvard won the choice of position, and
toGk the Mddlesex side, or outside OF The
semi-circle. When the word was given Har-
wards noted start came into play, for their
oars took the water first, making 43 strokes
10 the minute. The OXlords made only 30.
For mile and a half the race was splendid.
Harvard soon drew away from Oxford, and
kelt the lead TO Craven Cottage, a distance
OF lhree-quarers of a mile. Oxford drew up
level Just beyond llammersmith Bridge, and
when Oil Ctiswick two miles and a half
rom the statt, gained the lead, and after
That they won as they liked. The Oxford
crew never changed their stroke during the
race. The stroke of Harvard was irregular;
lhey lost iorm wholly above Hammersmith,
nnu when OF Chiswick were rowed 10 pieces
though they pulled 10 the end of q hopeless
race with magnificent pluck, and that long
ailer Their strength and control over their
muscles had ailed. For the last two miles
they had "plucki " and that only, the cox
swain steering wide, and the stroke being
iHtaily quick The superiority of Oxford,
1,,I,,t, Us 'NNe 'hS iuSSi nus hSfel
doubtful after the first half mile. though
Harvard retained the lead some time after
That point. Oxford won by four lengths
lime, 21 minutes, 90 3-5 seconds.
me Oxford boat arrived at the ship at
Morllake al O'Clock, SO minutes and AZ
seconds. Tie news OF the victory was re-
ccived by means of the English Gable at the
Associated Press office, in New York, at
O'Clock and mnutes-just 25 minutes and
l3 seconds afterward. The messenger was
obliged 10 carry the dispatch three quarters
OF mile CIR horseback, tc tie nearest tele-
graph station at Mortlako.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31

HAPPY ENDING OF A TRAGEDY
Carrie ketchum, the young girl who was
shot, and il was supposed fatally wounded.
by her lover Salvador Collot, in tbe civ
Park, New Orleans, two or three months
ago, has since persislcntly refused 10 testify
against him. She has very unexpectedly re-.
covered from her wounds, and on Friday
last was taken before the grand jury, and
still refused to answer any questions The
foreman reported the facts to the court and
the judge asked her it thirty days confine.
ment would soften her obslinacy. when she
amid tears answered that she was moi obsti.
nate, but had nothing to say. The Judge
hnaily told her that lie was afraid, if forced
to give evidence, she would commit perjury
TO save the accused from well.deserved BUN
lsnimehI, and as the grand jury had request.
ed it, he would discharge her from custody
She was married to Coilot on the same even.
ing.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31
sengers.

THE UNITED STATES COURT will hold a
session In this cily on next Tuesday morn
ing, at eleven o'clock, when persons desiring
it, may become naturalized, and get their
papers in time TO vote al the city election,
which takes place on the afternoon of the
same day on which the court Is held. Per-
sons so naturalzed can vote, according to
the new law, upon. the same qualifications
as ether citizens, aud need net have pre-
viously paid city tax. A county tax, paid
within two years, is the only necessary tax
qualification for any voter, native or naiu-
allied.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-31
S6erin's Snles.

II
A DIoUnNED sHERIFF's sALE.--BY
n virtue OF writ Of Yendtioni Exponas to mo di-
reeted will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of
Isaac Pyle tndian Qieen) in the City Of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del, on MONDAY, the goth dny
Of September, 1909 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following
described Real Estate, viz:
4sssah No. 8 One lot of Land In Eighth street. near
5,K# Monroe street. eity of Wilmlngton) bsiug 90
iS& eet front Gu Eighth street. and running back 100
51h2A eei, bounded by the lands of the Trustees of
Central Freshly yteriSn Church VIM Wuoston and Henry
Evans be the same more less
Nc, o Ono lot If Land on Mnnros street near Eighth
Street being - ei front Monroe street and running
back leo feet bounded by the land OF the Trustees oi
central Presbyterian Church. be the sans more or less
No. 10 One Fmm situated 10 Brandywlne Hupdred
New Castle County Del containing acres more or
ana having upon 1t good substantial Stone House and
Barn, aud bounded by the County Road leading from the
concord Turnpike TO Smiths Mill, or Beaver Creek
which road runs along the entire line AM also by lands
Of - hloutley and - Rams,y
Seized and taken in execution as the properly Of
Joseph W. Day, and 10 be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sheriG's onlcc, New Castle, August 80 ls69-3i aw
SIIERIFF's sALE,--BY VIRTUE OF
y AIS. Vendtioni ExponaR, 10 me directed will b.,
exposed 90 Public Sale at the house of Henry p Read
ing in Appoqunimink Hundred, In New Caftie County.
Dell on SATURDAY, the llth day Of September, K >
D. 1863, st 10 o'clock A, NJ, the following des ribbed
Personal Property, viz;
~ one pair Of Mules Horses Cows head
fTzfslSa OF founy Oattlei Wagon and Harness
A3Y-1-< Resler Farming Utensils &C., &c.
-As5sAA<s Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Henry p Reading, a nd to be sold by
WILLIAM HERBEKT, late Sheriff.
shtr'iis Office, New Castle, August 20, s69.-sIis