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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NKw yORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitestone LII ana the sameis
open for the transaction OF business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing TO and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
AS there is other telegraphic communication with
Whitestonc, the Herald Line will open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established :
Private messages, twenty five cents words or
less. two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message OF twenty words or
less 10 he delivered board vessels of Whestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YoRK HERALD free.
Herald 0fice, corner Broadway ard Ann street.
Herald Ship News Office, pier No ! East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
milestone Dock, WhtestoBc. III.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION ,RETURNs.
ALLEGED EkBEzzLEM. VET.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 25, 1872.
rants official majority in wisct vhan1 Is is, 493
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. /

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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7S !nnN STREET, NEW YoRR-JoHN w. UNDER.
NJ ~ i"rmcry y. Cnrran 60 Fine ELECTRtl.
III u, Amh ,. spoons, ferks and Cuusry, Wedding
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

saSn Rsrtiag ooensel ss,in her epipion. tssy
|. Assi O'Clock, on Thursday, November 18th,
The Holy saeliaes Of tho Mass was offered up
;. 70 hss Ssoshss Jane. her las. words ~ere
Az ssoas 8 o'cIock-f r., on the Ilth Of
Nsvsmber. abe gave her maternsl blessing
to her spiritual children, when her soal
shr 70 saIs y ses e.
spouse for Ito Isosptioa sissr holy labsr
o. fny-foar ysan. Her remains we're N.
TERED In portion Of tho garden of Baggot
a.A which was coneser.tsd Through the Hind
permission Of the ArchbiAhep. Her faneral
sermon was. preached by Bishop Kinsella--
sistasss Who ieIo~sd her Tonsias to iss aa.l
resting piaec. there were 6vo bishops and aixty
Priects. Her relics are riously preserved to-
day Ia the different houses and converts Of the
haze worked miracles in not few cases.
1877, vas int!odnss! into England il 1sse. to
1913, to Ansssaaiia, lsss, to sootlssd, ls4a, to
New zsalsnI. 1919. and to South America IN
1856. In 1866 the number Of convsnts va
over two hundred, and the members OF the
Order over three thousand" - l1th<'fi1
:" Between endaEmeuts and the surpaas dow
ries Of the Sisters, tho pool. in ireland have
received, through this Order alone. during the
five hundred Thousand dollars."y. Heosee OF
Converts of Mercy are to-day to be found ip
| the principal cities Of Europe and the United
| States. absorbing 70 untold numbers food and
! shelter, and to the rising generation Of our
] tion. 81 49,
t.Asrelgious," I'd the opinion Of the Older Of
Mercy, '..sheald DO perfect xentlewomsn:"
! The continued enforcement of this maxim ID
evidenced BY the attractive aud refined man
ners of the Sisters Of Mercy ct the present day.
| This RIDER is represented in our eitv by q
| reverend Mother Superioress aud her assocists
| Sisters, occupying the new Convent of Mercy.
erected by the Redemptorist Fathers, on St
| Andrew street, of whom the writer would be
! pleased to offer some account, were it within
the province Of the present article.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22
Death Of Father o'Rsilly.

The announcement of. the death OF our
late esteemed fellow citizen, Father
O'Reilly, produced profound sensation OF
sorrow aud regret throughout the city.
the news afFecs the members of his imme-
diate congregation, whose love and devo-
ton for him, as their pastor, their friend,
their instructor and their companion, wefe
Of the most sacred nature.
The deceased departed this life yesterday
morning ct GreenbHiar Springs, ia Virginia,
Of liver disease. The sad intelligence was
Immediately telsgrapbed to M. Daggaa,
pastor in charge, who, in cooperation With
members Of his congregation, > proceeded to
make arrangements for bis funeral.
The lamented Father O'Reilly was about
forty years Of age. He was born In Cavan
county, ireland, and educated at Alhallo's
graduation, in 1857, he sailed for America,
locating, at first, at Savannah, in company
with Father Hook. Here both Father
O,Reifly and Father Hook were attacked
with yellow fewer, which, in the case Of
the latter, proved fatal and, il 10 feared
fatal in the case of Father O'Reitfy, though
it has been tardy In its work OF destruction;
It is believed that his constitution suffered
such shock as has at last resulted In biz
death.
From Savannah Father O'Rsilly went to
Macon, where he remained in charge OF the
Mission for some time. From Macon he
came here in 1861, and until his recent de.
partnre for Virginia, has been in constant
charge of the Catholic Missionin this city.
During the spring his health began to fail,
and acting under the advice of friends DC
went to The springs ON the 9th Of May 10
an endeavor to restore his consultation
He FIRST visited the Warm Springs In beth
county, and next went to GreenbrieI
Springs, West Virginia, bat notWithseana'
ing all his endeavors and the restorative
and healing oualities of these watering
places, he sank slowly bat surely a' ~ ~
while, until yesterday it cuiHatnated IN W.
death which has prod ueed such protonne
sorrow in bis congregation and such uni
| versal regret among the entire community
Father O'Reilly was an able, eloquent
| minister and o dutiful, loving pastor; ar
| honored citixen, liberal in bis views, ane
universally beloved alike by Jew, Gentle
Proteetant and Catholic. As an iilustra'
ton Of his humanity aud philanthropy, W
call to mind that It was owing to his exer
tons and influence that much Of tho pro
perty, Catholic and Protestant, was save<
! from devastation and ruin, IN the CRANE
eoBAagration perpetrated By SheEman'
army In 1864, when almost the entire cit!
was destroyed. ..e. .s- ~.
Father O'Reily bad attained emiuenee il
his church. His talents and industry bat
recommended him to the Bishops OF LII
Church, who thereupon presented his Dam'
to the Pope as one deserving promotion
on Tuesday. His remains are expected t.
arrive on Sunday night, and We learn tina
a committee of his congregation will leav'
Ito. day for Dalton to escort his remains u
| this city. Peace to his ashes !-Ahdnt
Constitution, Sept. 2.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE PATENT ROOFING TILE COMPANY
'|z3 OF NEW ORLEANS
Are prepared to an ordsrs for tho various articles
manufactured BY them, vi.t
ROOFING TILES.
SEWER, DRAIN and CHIMNEY PIPES,
FIRE and BULDING BHICK1
. KETTLE TILES,
PAVING TILES
Etc, Etc. Eto.
Tho groat Superiority OF the TILES for Fire Proof
ResAnS has been fally establshsd the mach
lower than slate metal. Address
D j. WEST, P,esadent
lls 70 ies Magazine street.
Or 5. ELDER, Secretary and Tressurer
seq I'm % Conmercial Place.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22
ER, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1879.
SEWING MACHINES.


SEWING MACHINES. . GOD
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO
AT vnE woRLo.s~pAsR.' Il
CONSTITUTED BY THE HOArEs OF TRH PHopxR
Great Award Of the Highest Sales,
And have s ali rv.i. far s.hssa tAsa, which Is due
to the SUPERIORITY OF TIE SINGER
MACHINE ever all others.
Tho Returns Of the Twenty .Ffvs dissrsas sewing
Aaehins Csapaniss, for NE year ss1i. show ~
Number Of Machines Sold to be GIG, l9S
OF which tho Singer sold go. 1sl, 200
NEARLY oNR-Ta1RD OF THE TOTAL Nu1sssn
SOLD. "a
The CHICAGO RILIRF COMMITTEES RETURNS
show hts RESULT :. %"
Out Of 2ssl Machines F urniahed, 2427 were
Singer Machines. g.,
The Appicsnt Ia every csss designated the kind Of
Machine dssired
There are now SOC, 900 Singer Sewing
- Machines in Daily Use.,
| EyERY MACHINE GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION Or MONEY REFUNDED.
Call and Examine. or Send for Circular
| and Sample of Work.
MAOHINE TWIST Of all ooiors, and on all sise spools
JOHN CLARK JR q COS COTTON, on blaeh
spoola. at Wholesale and retail.
| VIM. E. COOPER q. CO..
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS,
80 ...... Canal Street 81
jyal 72iy New Orleans
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be CeAhorine'e Doiafolz and &asaGr0eA610 81 ,. >
S ~ a 49, WYE - Wiiiiam Hscau.
~ iva 11s1,ss Ss,Ss,ions- unor; the CIthoIic
CSnroh. vhfch t6ev ala Vie Lu4 little re-
st.aint -. -, :, =
yrse.s~ 49, renSscssan VINO rcesessed ( yslu-
ahis resadcnrs in the vieinitv. "a Whe Wa
80 in 1oo6 reuets nv levsss Of fovlin9.
1Sscinr And Soed wines Tfis gentleman hal
.cJ anon vhom ka,nasasa No Ssskrsa nd. :.
CatSsrinsis hishsst ure,aiieetlon ~ the In
sfrnction Al an Tcor asrvnrt 1irla ma women
f.;Isd 10 Six s.i~tsFFv ,sa,seuision Of the m.nv
e restions 10 vihiSh ,Hkev Wefn sxposedE
hsecs A. q Carefaf isstrscfis. ~ weuen 3 10 one
~ snccfsIitiss 81 fHe Sistsrs n the Ora or Of
~. :. 'n0 - '"0 o'"'' "
mi "a ratnrn In tia u.c.lsman visitor nj
c.eoiock Ard IA so,,a CaEsr;ns vaa in formed
E-frs teint AEON MA IN thase yonn~ mon.
Sbe ssps sfSs tie afemsic dorSestics q their
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
CHLLD sTEALING.

Child stealing is not yet altogether done
away with. North Carolina sees Il revived In
the following case, the particulars OF which
are given by one of the Raleigh papers
On Saturday last our neighboring town Of
Oxford and its vicinity was thrown mo a great
state OF excitement by the sudden and mystic
rous sa pearance OF young child, the SON
Of Captain Henry a. Taylor, one Of the most
prominent citizens Of Granville county, who
resides about three miles from Oxioid. Az
ter diligent search, it was strongly suspected
that the child had been abducted by one New.
ton, who had b.en working for several days
at Captain Tayloi's and d'sappea AIRED simulttne-
ously with the child. Capt, A. +. Spencer, a
gentlemen Of great energy and perseverance,
was at once despatched in search Of the child.
He arrived in this city yeserd ~ evening
and, after a short search, found the little wan
derer on Fayetteville street, where he was Ia
ken from his cruel and heartless abduct r. by
Captain Spencer. Little Tommy, who is only
eight years old, informed ns that Newton
promised o bring him to a great city, where
he could always get large quantity of money
mer, y for the asking, and such other tales as
to induce him to follow on voluntarily. The
miserable scamp has fled, and a. yet no steps
have been taken to cause his arrest and it il
supposed that he will elude the vigilance o
the law.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22

While small boy named Sanders was hunt.
ing for musk rats on tie banks Of the Agawam
river in west Springfield, yesterday afternoon.
lac discoyerel the body Of q man lying part
way down the bank, anu nearly opposite the
round house OF the Boston and Albany rail
road. lie immediately informed his brother,
]. II. Sanders who, with others, went to the
spot, and also sent q this city for Coroner
Trask. The body was found frozen stlf, with
a irightful gun shot wound in the head the
double barrrled gun which was used bein
near by. The victim seems TO have arranged
matters Tor his own death with the utmost
GOODNESS. Having loaded the gun heavily, he
had placed the butt firmly against the bank
ond rested the barrel upon two sticks, obtained
from some carpenters shop, which he had
tied tightly together with the cord from his
powder horn in the form Of a crotch. Then,
having shaped third stick In such man.
ner that he could spring both triggers Of the
gun at the sumo time, he had evidently sea.
ted himstlf with his left temple close to the
muzzle and fired. Only one OF the barrels
was discharge, lheoap on tue other failing to
explode, but the single charge was sufficient
TO produce the desired effect In the pockets
oftfIe feart--suu's-vi5.i~os-,rere 2 50
in money, a receipt, dated March S showing
that he had hired the gun Of j. II. Clifford Of
this city at IS cents pei day, and had deposi
ted sl7 with him in payment; also the follow
ing note:
MY name is James h. Mafht Send word
to Godfrey Mafit, Newport. r L."
Coroner TIusk with a jury mpostd OIL
Samuel Montg omery, Charles T. Meirick, A.
W. Allen, Benjamin Day, B. B. Trask and
Amos Russell investigated the circumstances
and returned verdict Of suicide The cause
oil the act and the mans residence are UNI
known. The announcement OF the tragedy
was telegraphed to godfrey Mafht of Newport
supposed to be his brother, and he will prob
ably come on Immediately
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
IuMrN.srCoNn coNannss


SENATE. Monday, March ls-Ihe Com
piilee ON Pubic Buildings asked To- be dis-
charged from the luilh'r consideration OF The
resolution oi Tine state oil NeW Jersey pro
posing Tint the l n'ed stats should purchase
independence Han MI MorfIl' I'D reporting
on the resolution, 'a'd That no one VINO had a
soul worth praying ill would make such
proposal Among me blls Introduced and
reierIeu were 'he i.AoWlng '-rP Nc fehel
OF freedmen OF NAoc'aw ana Shckasaw
nation, glN.nS ,neh .h' oeheH' ol lhe tust
tunG OF $5oV,oVOi 1ulnoiIins we construction
oil 9ndge al NSoIasN9 MY NY pl9Iling ihat
me states OIL III llalla, LilnV's una ONO sn9ll
nave lhelI accounts Seulcu 'n iesaTu 10 lhe
hve per GEM, ICl o' ~ SlaIS 81, .' 90. me
morlaI slsuC1 ~. 1l!VV oilSeI lhu ."luers o.
Wisconsin ies n''l''s osL.ns = 'o'juoauoH %
tne ,i IA" j." '"'0' ~ S''o-e's. vi
SohAllhs AN" w n.9 i'sC'IuoH Ash'hg lhe
resiueh' igi s'N'yllVi'' 0l lue oliliiieHaa
uOns 70 I, oiAge lnllr u. 3VNa,oIs OF Ne"
loIh, ,l.''oi, .,i,' otnsAN ne
IssoiS,on' "''r was 9uolle1'
~ ~, ~ ,, w wy "' az" iv"rl pli',
anu ~ ,.'io''
o,.s,. ,ro,'., ~, I,i.
80 - i...' ".,.. '"t"1u.eu uuH
IsIel.eS .-l .,,,i9,' vi i'al,
ptu Ha IIa,ai,o ,,,n, N'. n9d 1 ul
N;ooero ,'"er .,,, ,i,n ;,, W. as ~
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been unjustly arrested, condemned and tfans-
ported by the Spanish authorities In CuDa ana
70 penal settlement on the coast OF Alrica.
The Senate bill in relation TO the capture OF
the rebel iron clad ALTERNATE, was taken mp
and passed. The House resumed the con-
sdelation Of the Senate bill 10 provide Tor re-
porting and publishing the debates oil Con,
grtss. Several amendments were offered anu
adopted, among which was one that no per
son shall be employed as Il reporter 10 the
House without the approval OF the Speaker
and the bill was passed without division. a
resolution was offered and adopted insirucllng
the Committee ON Rules TO report RUE
restricting the publication OF debates TO DC
bates which actually occurred. resolution
instructing the Ways and Means COMMITTEE
TO inquire into the expediency OF making inc
fiscal year commence on the list oil january
was adopted
SENATE, Wednesday, March 20. ! he
| Committee on Indian Affairs reported, WIN
out amendment, the bill TO confirm the sales
OF Shawnee Indian lands in Kansas nc oil
authorizing the construction OF iairoa'
bridge across the Ohio river was taken ~
and discussed until the expiration OF lh'
morning hour. The Senate resumed the con
y sideration of the Chicago relief BILL The bil
was passed without amendments The larii
j bill was considered and debated upon unh
9 the hour Of adjournment.
Il HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted calllnI
ON the Secretary Of State for information as I
the amount paid newspapers Tor publishin
, laws Of the United States. The bill o
the construction of bridges over the On
y river was taken up and passed. A bill
l. issue an American register 10 the Dutch bal
It Tarleton, of Boston, was passed. The hou
=, went into Committee of the Whole on Il
y, post-offce appropriation bill. After sever
lei amendments being offered and rejected, Y
in Committee arose and reported the hill To u
House, which was passed.s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
On Saturday, the 3oth day of
March, 1872, at 10 O'Clock, M.

AT THE AUCTION ROOM OF LEWIS srlDHAM
a BON NO. Ill EAST FOURTH TREEr. ~
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
~sHs~---
ImE HENrUCKY MOTT.
Party sp,n-card IRON, cen. RsaEie

The bolt OF the Kenlon county delegates
from the Louisville Convention, on Wednes
day, gives great satisfaction to the Republic
cans in CoyingtOn. The boilers are Gen b.
p Runkle, formerly Chief on the Freedmen &
Bureau in Kentucky, and who weds O
powerful influence with that class in his State;
Judge II. b. Warden, well known in Wash
ngton as a lawyer and politician; Col. W. 8.
Rankin, one Of the ablest politicians in that
State; Col. s. G. Burhridge and ten or twelve
others, oil siaunch men and Influential
citizens.
They have organized meetings and listened
10 speeches IRON Rankin, Runkle Warden,
and Hermes, in which The Conven-
ton has been denounced and the Grant
family government held up TO scorn and exc
Grafton. Hermes said that out of the large
German vote in Coyington, Grant would not
and could not obtain a dozen, even il he
should be nominated
The best opinion in Louisville in Coying-
ton, and IN Cincinnati is that the manufactured
enthusiasm Of the Louisville Convention has
done Grant far more harm than good, for the
participants will feel ashamed when they
come to their senses.
On Tuesday morning one OF the leaders
(Gen. Runkle), who was one Of the prime
movers in the "split," published card in
the Louisville Courier Journal, which. aftei
stating that Evans, member Of the Legsla
ture from Christian county, and temporary
chairman of the Republican State Convention
held in Louisville on Monday, four times re.
fused TO recognize HIM when clearly entitled
TO the floor. Gen. Burbridge says, "In o.dei
to crafty his malicious feelings towards me,
he is seeking to effect of the removal of nv
widowed sister, the pOstnistress at Hopkins
vile, whose husband was murdered by rebe
gucrillas in cold blood, and Who has a help
less family of children dependent on her iol
support. The writer OF au anonymous letter
is a sneak; the opprcssor of the widow and
orphan is a scoundrei Both of these cpithet.
desire Col. Evans 10 understand now
publicly apply to him | can be found Of
addressed at all Times At Coynglon. Ken.
lucky"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22


Cassius NJ. Clay, one Of the founders Of tue
Republican patty, sent to the late Convention
Of the Liberal Republicans in Missouri an
able letter, from which We make The follow
ing extracts
Slavery beng dead, resist with the same
eaInestness that did lis existence the attempt
OF The Graz" cOnspratOrs 10 suhiugale the
= I 10 make US provincial ior AL Tins
TO more than Roman Imperialism
denounce the attempt 10 weaken us by
studied policy OF arrayng the blacks agalns
the whites ! dcnounce the designs or bar
BARKING us hy the corrupt and irresponsible
rule OF men from the North who have nc
common interest in our affairs who divide
our peOnle anu waste our substance.
! denOuucc The attempt 10 reverse lht
natural order Of things, by subiecling, by
constitutional changes and ngenlously con
tiyed laws. the intelligence and property o.
the South no Ignorance and panperism,
denouuce the enmity Of the Grant rule tC
the independence Of Cuba, because they
KNOW tnut Cuba must, in interest, finally
grayitate toward and belong TO the South.
denounce The union of the powers OF the
executive, judicial and legislative departments
in the military head Of the nation.
| denounce the cepo'sm, layorllism ant
corruption and prescription OF the Grant ad
ministratOn.
denounce the scheme Of subjecling mel
and measures 10 the sole end OF re-eleciing
military chiettain.
At last and above all | protest against lh
unconstitutional and despotic inlerierenc
with the right of peactable assemblage Of tn
people at the ballot box by the frequent an'
alarming use Of the cartridge box.
The denomination and reelection Of Gran
is TO consolidate all these usurpations an'
abuses, aud opcu highway 10 the overthrow
Of all our liberties.
Mr. Clay concludes by recommending TIA
tue Convention frame a platform acceptable
10 the patriots Of the country, and suggest {
standard-bcarel in whom the people hav'
confidence
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
AGRICULTURAL

Statistical information received at the Agr-
cultural Bureau for the month Of February,
and now just published, shows that in horses
i've States present an average decrease OF two
and a half per cent, while in twenty. light
States the average increase is fraction over
four per cent. Mules hold about an equal
average in loss and galu. Mich cows show
no decrease. In the Eastern States tho
failure Of the hay crop has caused a further
reduction in the numbers of token and othei
cattle" and decrease is also reported II
other States as follows: New York, pei
cent; Pennsylvania, 3; Georgia, 2; Florida
4; Texas, 3; California, .. Most oil The
Western States indicate more or less increasl
Michigan, per cent; Illinois, 1, Wiscon
sin, 8; Minnesota, 10; Iowa, z; Missouri,
Kansas, 10; Nebraska, 20; Oregon, 2. 1h'
aggregate increase is little more than one pc
cent.
The prices of farm stock are still lowe
than in February, 1871, for all kinds except
ing sheep, which have appreciated materially
in value. While neat stock will averagl
lower rates, the decline is neither uniform
nor universal; demand for horned stock il
the South, especially milch cows, having
stitened current prices In some localities
which are yet low compared with the bette
rates for improved Northern cattle
Oxen and other cattle have declined il
value quite heavily in the Eastern States
partly as a result Of the general depreciation
and obviously from the scarcity OF hay an
other feed, causing Il feeling of discourage
ment unfayorOble to high prices. In IN
Middle States, cattle Of the age of three year
and upward, average about $50; last yea
S64. The ratio Of decline has been small !
the South, where the rates are low, the bree
inferior, and where the need of more an
better stock is beginning TO be felt. Lowe
prices prevail in the Ohio Valley, but IN Wis
Consin and Minnesota, where cattle are gradl
ally assuming their place in the farm economy
as wheat culture becomes Improbable, rate
are very well sustained. In the.Missou
Valley the depreciation Is even heavier tina
in the Ohio Valley.
Sheep are the only animals Of the farm III,
command higher rates. ! he advance in pri
with the enhancing value of wool, is create
In the principal wool-growng States.
The decline in the value of hogs is rap
. and marked, especially in the pork producr
, States
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-22
sHERIFF's SALES.
Sharif,a Sale.

Nv virtue Of a writ Of Ieyah FAcas to me
d,eeted will be posed TO public sale at the Hotel
kept BY William Ford, At klrkwood, In rencader
unndrnh- Nav CahIla County. DelANAIe.