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The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Another event of violence ANA mystery
| IN New York has resulted in the death of
Alfred ,. DuSenbmy, q brother of eX-
Judge Dusenhury, and Il clerk in the De
| partment OF Docks under Gen Mcclellan.
| tie lived upon II second lloor near Sixth
| avenue, with q woman who ii seems WAS
not his Wite, aud the occupants of the first
| 1oor were recently startled hy the report
| OF Il pistol and the almost simultaneous
appearance OF the woman in n state of
wild excitement, saying "Al has shot HIM
| self" pom reaching his bedside he was
found upon the covet lid entirely unron-
| sclous and soon died. The w0man'S story
was that she had been telling him tor sew
eral days that she was going into the
country, which he objected to, but she
persisted and when he found her mind
made up he took the desperate course.
Judge Dusenbury, who came in, on see
ing the woman in the room, angrly or
drred her away. She obeycd, and disap-
peared from the neighborhood Some
suspicious that she might have taken the
pistol from his pocket and killed him were
harhor"d tor she was given To drinking
and uncomfortable fits Of pass ion Mr.,
Dusenbury had a wife hut cont rary 10 the
warnings and entreatIes of friends had
been living with this woman more or less
tor twelve years. The deceased was n
handsome, attractive man, and very much
esteemed by his friends
Among the largest acceSSionS that the Re
publican party of Maine will receive during the
present canvass will be those ShiphuihirrS who
have at times acted with the Democratic party.
Portland Press.
1t is difficult to imagine what they
should 60 into the republican party for,
unless 1T might he to get building material
among its wooden heads, who have ruined
their business. They are as likely to sup
port that concern As are the farmers and
orchardists, whose industry is undergoing
the same destroying process
Probably the cry most relied upon by
Greeley managers to hiring republicans into
their movement, is that of reform" Lewis
ton Journal.
No-not the cry of reform. but the man.
Hest need Of it. The Greeley men appeal
to the country upon facts.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the
Journal will please state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25
THE COLISEUM.

The fate of this structure still remains
uncertain. 1t il said the Executive Com
mittee never gaze upon it now without
initiating aloud the Dntchman's son who
thought ''d-m it !" while undergoing
parental correction They remember
''What mi ght have been, p" and then comes
the thought 1.-TWO hundred thousand dol
lars ont of pocket 80 Hardest of all TO
think that they must pay for AL those
committee dinners and suppers at the
various hotels. when wine ran like water
and costly viands graceh the festive
boards. What too, must become of the
great expectations of the satellites who
revolved around the great committee men?
No nice pckings for them rs at the pre-
vious Jubilee. Well, well, it is sad but
lost. just, because the right man at the
head, along with Gilmore might and
would have made the Jubilee a great
financial as we'll as musical success
Whether the building will remain intact
until the expiration of the lease, and be
set apart in the meantime for agricutu
raj fairs and exhibitions, is uncertain
The committee have advertised for pro
posals for purchase, and no doubt will
get it off their hands at the earliest mo-
ment They are badly bitten, and will
sell at a sacrifice
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Why have chickens no hope in the future ?
They nave their next world (necks twirled) in
this.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

The political barometer shows little
change, The Times, Republican daily,
has h"isted the Greeley flag and is dong
effective service. An expressive fact it is
that all five of our Sunday papers, the
Times, Herald, Gazette, Courier and Ex-
press : advocate Greeley and Brown.
Grant is without a Sunday organ at the
Hub. There is much floating gossip with
reference to local combinations, but very
little fact. The various rings and coteries
are awaiting Bntler's cue 1t is not known
whether he will 60 direct for Washburn's
scalp himself, or send some one OF his
braves to take it. Until that much is
known, affairs will not assume definite
shape in the State canvass.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Subscribers are requested to take notice of the date
on the c"lored slips attached to the paper. 1t the
only form OF receipt now used. For instance, IS
May ~ means that the subscription is paid to that
tl't. when a new payment Is made, the date ill
be immediately changed to correspond and thus a
receipt IN full sent with every paper. Subscribers
IN arrears are requested to forward the sums due
AB- In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
TO which the paper is sent-A
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

SUBSCRIBER desiring to have the address of
papers changed, must state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent well to which it is
to go.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Hs- 5. NJ. PErTENGILL & Co., State St., Boston
and 81 Park Row, New York, are our authorized
Agents tor procuring subscriptions and forwarding
advertisements.
Eg 5. Il. NILES, No. Scollay's Building Court
ST., Boston. is authorized receive nj
tor this paper.
as T. &. EVANS, lO6 Washington Street, is n
authorized agent for this paper.
hs- GEO. L. RowELL Co., 40 Park Row New
york. will receive advertisements for this paper at
me lowest rates. Their orders will receive prompt
attention.
DE- HORACE DoDD, 121 Washington ST., Boston,
is an aut horized Agent for the Journal,
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

An exchange says: sole Bull, when
young attempted suicide, and now he is
the best violinist in the world. There is
y young man in our neighborhood who
plays the ACCORDION, and he is not sue
cess. Probably if he We're to attempt
suicide he would learn much faster.
Should he succeed in his attempt at sui
eide, we would be just as well satisfied p,
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

OF course the authorities don't want it
known, but it is nevertheless a fact that
the loathsome contagion, small pox, is
spreading among us. The type is com
paratively mild, mostly in the varioloid
phase. tor innorulation is a matter well
attended to, it being one of the school
regulations to admit no pupils who have
not been vaccinated. Still it is spread
ing at the South End, and no little alarm
exists there. 1t is claimed that there is
much laxity among physicians and fam
lies in conforming to the laws and regu-
lations on this topic, and that consequent
ly the disease has assumed proportions
not possible had proper care been exer.
fisal
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Brazilian advices say seventeen lives
have been lost at Cape St. Mary in the
River Platte. The iron lighthouse was
being erected at that dangerous and inn
portant point for vessels making River
Platte ports, and it had already been rear
ed one hundred feet of its height, when,
without warning and in calm weather, it
suddenly came down upon the workmen.
killing seventeen of them instantly and
wounding many more.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

A liquor firm at Paterson, N. j., We're sur
prised the other day by the sudden disappear
ance OF revenue stamp from barrel of whis-
ky soon after it was affixed! The st amp could
not be duplicated, and CONSERVATION prevailed,
when 1t was remembered that Germ an had
been sitting on the barrel. He was hunted up,
and the missing stamp discovered under his
coat tail.
A young Texan skinned u COW that died of
cattle disease, became noculated with the viru 5,
and died of it himself.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25
big tleas have little ieas,
And these have less to bite EN-,
And little tleas have lesser tleas
And so on nd minimum ~

The ean't-get-away club have already
extracted a new and powerful meaning
from the Scriptural injunction -"Feu .he
wrath 10 come" They know what flea
wrath is, and some will carry the marks
Thereof, 10 these many DAYS And the end
is not vet
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25
Letter From Boston.
Correspondence of the journal.
Boston, July 81, 1872.

DULL TIMES
continue. OF local events there is re-
markable dearth. True, we have the
usual number of rows, homicides and
suicides, but they partale Of the common
place hue which at this season tingcs
everything in and about the Hub. Some
of our enterprising newspapers have
sought to get up sensations, such rs their
New York contemporaries produce almost
every hour of the day, only to fail lament
ably. Gotham, in this particular, still
leads the Hub. OF all the theatres, the
Globe alone keeps open. IIumpty- Dump
ty, with its broad fun, its doube-entend-
res and its complete exhibition of modern
stage dancing and decoNete costuming.
showing what nature and art combined
may effect for the des3lSeatse, attracts night
ly large audiences.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

N'' I'm -.
}4 Hti,r -tifutIua HIS world of wealth which
Az. 49, tti,. f,l- y. We. an Indian armed with bows
-..I fI.a~ .naI r I,r.,- " ar .nh t,u,ro1rI,rd
I,..--.-,l nit ~, q llr.e,n A hj,h IN. un,Irr-
r.a.l d. v.,- tle q tlun,k I,n,.i,rr u~rd tx
-.- TIl.r. .,i 4, ,>hi,,.t,n Territory EnLaS,i,
-.i l,,. ,li...,l IA conversation with him Iur
.i,t .,h5.h a.. l,.,r-i ihat ma hit. man had
''-f 'l-rr' ihl region before. and thai if he
'," T." i'' =" i""N, WY, ~ ''iee' ne
" ''' ''''~' ''' '''' 'h't"'' ''a''h
'Hi"N - ''' own ana nave worn |"
N'f 'N"'' N"i'" i"f~''" Wh" th,fF> IT.; ne
''', luz. ,' T'',''','n ,''', "i '.e k:u'rY' n''t
N''''" 'i0 '"''- h'''' 10 i'''o ili@ n''tIii"
IT. -"i '.'''"'l'SN ~ -H'h WY IL would eva
"',i 100 '''" me hlii' ' i9Hlh WiIh2n' lill-
"a. Wit '"to "I''''h>e "ta'ih'
' "" r','n ~ ~ companions
~, !" ir. ! Il =" " i''a W ana: Ar
' - ~ '.'', =" Il iie'''',
"' 'N.N VEN "",N l" me Sl"t hhd
n' '"to'n' i',''''''' 81 4ntf'|.
N w, P."h "i",'S'
~ ""'' ~ - . ,.} III q , 'FN
''''nt i'l t,''''l,eiNt7'
80 W. - ''"'". i'''"N'
'' ~ US !" WI" "''n'h9 ana eyes
-" ~ -" WV " 0''''''h '''1''u ~,
''l"'f''' nv mum ''"fS "' >'ieh''. ana sahi
'' " '''N ~ """'' w. prepare" u"
''Hi''''"' ',' ~ l'''"N ih'f ''iN. N"t ini@
'"'> ","N'" l"'' l','n> h,t'.F''' t''n an
- a. ~ t'"'' ~ - aNhth2'"h
!" """" ""iri''s '"@n: lheN were
- h'i"'>""l' pieces "l req >:''iN'"ht quart aS
80, ~. ''''' i''N ''>>'' '"- a> hi@i'
IN Wv" ,'' "'n, 'h'N N'it '"N ,'h'a9fouS-
W. '"' Nti'i"N ''i', "'''d'i'''
~ ~ ,'"'. '"''ti'N Nv u, 'he h"N'hy
-, IN , ,' Jaw vi i''"eNph was
" '' ~" )" l',i't' ''.' ','uie ''ii
''' Wv '"l"d circumstances
~ """ " ' ~" '''9 i">H'NNi"h.
PLAYING ABOUT TUE NET.
Ch,. h,3lliaul rxbihition in the v,indou, IN.
esther viiii fhe >lIANitv ana nnlitrnrss Of NJ,
l:..lp->,n. were 40 long without their effect
!i'- "hi'1'. - H>UiNSi"n street, soon became
III ~, ,t'i. H. VI p"N' ''., :
-. \ ~. l,.,. mi l;,.,.in,. ;n,,i,.,,in.. ~
80 .,; az ,ha ,,,',,' E'Lnn'I. ~ ~, ~
,t ,ri Kin ,''''. i'i'
IN. ,',., 7v,i,nJ ,,J ,ynr,. ;,,I'rt,n,'to
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

The present is an exceptional season in
other respects than its weather record 1t
is wonderfully prolific of insect life. Flies,
mosquitoes, bugs Gnfinite IN Variety
caterpillars, and tleas abound here in
numbers, voracity and strength quite un-
precedented. Champions over all and
victorious even over man are the heas.
They are everywhere They bite like an
adder and sting like a serpent Nay,
this comparison is too feeble Sharper
than any serpent's tooth are their incsors /;
more enduring than an adder's sting is
the effect of their terrible grip. Our Cam
bridge neighbors are suffering from the
depredations of locusts in Boston we
have a worse plague, the fleas. Powders
are used every device that irritated and
hea-bitten humanity can conlure up, and
yet no abatement of the nuisance. As
well might you try Paddy's method who
sung of the could sod after this rollick-
ing manner:-
60 to SWate ireland aud there you will see
Ten thousand big Paddles chasin' Il flea
For here
The Republican journal., 1872-07-25

Finally nohcson aud his Boston friends agreed
upon a basis Of partnership. Fifty men Were
a. inn the company. They were to accompany
Rnl..~an to the mne but before starting they
were each 10 pay 500 down and give note at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
Sherim,s sale.

kfsA By virtue ofa writ Of Lsyari Fscia: to .e
:!3 directed will be exposed tolpuelic sale q q.
=. Foxvsli's Hotel. In the town Of Smyrns.
Duck Creek hundrsd. Kent county On
0ts On IA n UksDxY. the sth day Of December. 1874
the following Real Estate. TO Wit:
All that certain farm and tract Of land situated
in Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and STATE of
Delaware. bounded ss follows, 70 Wit: Bsgiuntn6a
4 post corner for land Of John kaushlsy. and run
ming thence south seventy ave and half (7e1l ae.
other land OF tbs said Collins and the line of seid
ksughley; thence s0uth seven and . half(71O de-
grees vest fifty eight and thrsstenths (bS 3lO per.
ches to stake; thence north seventy nine and
half (791 degrees east ana ten peroAes 70 stake;
thence south twenty seven CD Uesyees eatt twenty
sapiing; thence south eleven and one quarter de-
grees west eighty lSU) perches TO stake; thsnee
north seventy eight and three quarter degrees west
| fifty perchss to . stake; thence north eleven and
one quarter degrees east sishty (SW perchss TO
stake; thence north seventy eight and three Guar.
gum trec; thence south eighty eight and half de-
srsss west eighty seven perchss; thence north Zine
| degrees and twenty minutoe west one huodfo0 UNd
6ve and Ave tsnths psrches; thence s?1th Asveaty
i've and half degrees east seventy si1 ana seven
tsnths perches thence north Twelve and aaiI cs
perchss to the place Of beginning. containing Ons
IOO) Hundred Acres. more or less. and being t0e
| ssme farm conveyed By the ssid Philip Cummini
by the said William Collins and wife, bearing ever
date here ith. together with all and singular TN
l buildings, improvements. &c.
. Philip Cummins and Ann his wife. and Joshu'
Richards. teF:e tenants and viii 6e .Eld fvi ca;a
SAMUEL uAk0ADINE. sheriff.
Il Sheriff. Office. Dover. bel. Nov. IL iS,2-ls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
srr1pnRy HARDwARE.-we would c'

BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We~o ~oala '.
ths st*eution Of those building to our s'oc.
1,;,dine Hardware, Paints, Oils, Gaass, &C., VINCE
1. v,ll selected, and LARGEST in tho state'-
N.ih, Sash Weights, Rim and Aortise hocKs' oo''
H;,oss. shuttar and Door Bolts, Staybacks' ana IN
~. .i necessary mater;sl for building fo' sale ee
CAPELLE & BROTHER, zl2 Market ST.
Oarpenters' Tools, Planes, (Carpenters anu
Chapmans make,) Chisels, Sockets anu p.,Ia
0ouares, Steel and Iron Compasses' CaiaPe's, 49,
Wooden and Steel Braces, PInehers, DeSe''' ~"
-. Piumbs and Levels, &c, for sale oy q.
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2!2 MaInet 81, ~.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, ALL al co''o"
Grain Bags, for sale BY a., N.-k.. e.
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market St.
PLOWS, Of different makes. g. follows
erdorp. Moore, Atwood & Wieys, lNe" Ae'A
~.Ses cXPELaE ,fI sIS z z BROTHER, 2i2 Market st:
pLOW CASTINGS S-Heckendorn' MOORE AZ
vood & Willey's, for sale by 80.
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market 81
KNIVES AND FORKS.-Our stock OF 1aoie
and Dessert Knives, Ivory. Tip-horn' Eoony 1n'
Cocoa handles, both English and American msA !.
u worthy Of the attention OF any one w,sn,HS 4
nurchsss. CAPELLE 4 BRO. 2l2 Market %;
GROSS CUT 3AWS.-Wood and Cross ~
savs. with Tuttles patent teeth. these saws, tn
exnerienoe of practical men. will do as mucn Wosl
one day % any other in two] and n 1Sau 3
n,;csa- Tor ale by CAPELLE q bHO..
P'''' wa 2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19

CHESTER NoTBs-Superinte ndent Eyre OF
the Chester Water Company, has Just com.
pleted the laying of An additional twelve inch
water main from the pumping engines ut the
Delaware river end Of Fulton street to the
reservoir north Of the city, distance OF SIX
thousand feet.
Next in size to the city of Chestsr. among
the towns Of Delaware county Is its near su-
burb, the borough Of Upland, with popola.
ton Of 1900. Third In size Is the Borough Of
South Chester.
The steamer launched on Saturday Is one Of
four building at the same yard for the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. The second steam
ship, nearly completed, will be 3l2 feet long.
and two others. just commenced. will be eacn
With the British Lloyd rules Of 1871. in add.
ton to these, there are under way at the SAME
works . steamer for the coasting trade 206 fee
long, an iron ferry.boat for the Erie rerrY
| Company, and two iron c0iliers. for the Read
! ing Railroad Company, have been contracted
fd1, and will soon be c0nmtnced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
Sherl0's sale.

49, BY virtue Of . writ Of Levari FaciAs, 70
|s.s me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
i!S .t the Hotel OF Samuel Huggins. IN Ffeds-
VI rice. Kent county and Stste OF Esle3efs.
0o SATURDAY. the 7th day Of DeceobeN1U2.
At t21 o'clock. p. m.
the following Real Estate. to wit;
All that certain tract or parcel q land mtuoted
near the village Of Frederica. IN Nurdsrktl h!n-
dred. Kent county and state Of Oseavare. Vceins
NIL of The N ansiOn farm lataly occupied ~ JOAN
West) bounded as follows: Begnning st . stone on
the y cat Of the road from Frederick TO Dover ~
way Of Barrett's Chapel, corner for Samuel AZ
rem . land. ana running from thenee s0uta Sky
eient degrees east and one 9uasesf peroeee e
corne In said road; thc0cs with said s0od
" and half (3O1sj degrecs east twenty nyel lper
ches; therce north twenty and halt tSO1S degrees
esst nineteen 40 perches; thence north thirteen
snd hall Q3l) degrees eust ninety seven WI per
ches to Q point Opposite lane oT roed lesolne to
Hoop pole Landing thence with said lane OF Ioed
south sixty one l6l degrees exs. ninetI tN0 HSf,
cher: thence south forty tWO and QoartoS Nx>$j
deareea east fifty one Old psrches. 'hence e01en
thirty niue and = half degrees east twsnV tye ~
nerchca and ave- tspths u percR 70 james r. toi;
land's 4 land, thence with his lan6 To 4uikerkt!l
| Creek: thence with said creek to said warren I
| iand and thence Herewith to the place Of begin
| ning. containing Of upland. marsh sn1 cripple
| ab0ut II 20 Cd Ana seventy fvs (27ol Acres
| mors or less together with all and singular tn
/ huildinss improvements. Ae.
1 Eeixed and taken in execution - the prcpeHy o
I Isaac w. Barnes and Mary ]. his wife. snd vii b'
'''~ 'o' SAMUEL HAR0AEINE. sheriff
/ Sheriff. OGies Dover. Del. NJ. u. lU2-!9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
4 Universal Article Of Faith.

In these days Of religious contention II mas
been thought impossible TO indicate an article
Of faith upon which AZ sects and classes were
united. There Is one, however, and very not.
able one too, viz: . belief which Y Implicit ano
matchless HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND REcUPHR
ANT. PLANTATION RrrTKRs. Tho constantly
increas patronage which It receives has
it is true, excited the petty envy Of certain
splenetic advertisers Of pinchbeck paneceas
staSnant. watery wares, by decrYing oil splri
tucus medicinal preparations. But the public
can stomach neither their arguments mo-
their pottetions, and consequently retec
these very weak limitations Of the enemy
| entirely too thin!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
oooleTves.
meRss ms xysxus.

AznexRoo H1D 1V11Wo.
Asvlum Io6ea No q. o D 2, q 'odd Tsl-
lows HALL THIRD sd King stEsets.
Good lntsat Dtvisiaa, No :, 81 ee 7, as HAN
Firth and NAskst stseeA.
Humanity Ciroas. , UC 4, Hall 6oA Market
street. +.
Pythias Hall. 3ll MAzkst sersek. e /" ? -.
Americas Star Lodge, No I, @ +, at Good
rsllswS Han, Third and Aaxket streete.
Columbia toAes. No II. o g T, at Fifth
| and Market stree6
Fidelity Temph, No. I. True Tsmplars. as Hal
cor. Of 7th and Bpsuss strests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
BOARD or TRADE.
DAILY MEETINGS on 'cHAn0E.

DAILY MEErIHos on 'CHAnoE.
Twepty.six individuals aud firms were repre-.
sented to-day. Messn. Gilmore 4 Hughes, OF
Coatesville. also registered - visitors The fol.
loving receipts and shipments were reported:-
RECEIPTs.
One car of Western oats; one car OF baked
straw: 5000 bushels Of wheat; one car and lSO
tons Of coal; cars Of lumber; 30 tons of blooms;
s cars of bituminous coal.
sHlPMENTS.
7,7s9 pounds Of jute yarn; 100000 pounds o1
boiler iron; 1000 bushels Of wheat; 1000 keg'
of railroad spikes; 129 barrels OF iron.
By Scattergeod Allen. one ton Of loose hay. q
$45
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
S&eritfl 3xIeS.
0lAara1s sale.

:; ~ :S:|: !: AZ: :: H::: 3: s..
sa,ss.. = =; Il Dsst stSsi cs..i SSssssS K.s sssaw
a'd| d|HRsbAY. BiGiS 81 shs 81 asy oD.csmbsr. ls7a
q: ,::i :s::::. :s:s: :Si .,...a /. p,,.
's:: :::,ss ::s:s :: =;
ware. bounded . fellow:s to .it bfrns,se s
::: rSss es ::d ssdsf n s:S
ceased. 10 the line Of Isaac Resstsrs lane; s,ss
oath. sSsncs south :x Ssj dssrss: iorsy a.: ~.
Ss.S: s:'s s:. nss rsi s
esd nine minutes eat eishty ny: ps5ESsth pcsE thess.
= .:1:s ssss9; ~ d.s:..:
and three al 70 asse sse
.s:ss: .s:.s: :S.sS s,sSs s:ss
q s.; Ss: q cr.s sss S.s.
said branch osndios ihsrswith ssos! ore hsas.sSa
twelve IS psrshs. 70 nswaiSn:a sE.6sSso asSo
1e 'saS %.ps ssp,es 4 he sss
I;s;1 iS,T;::y ,;:'yy !ss. ~
than farrow; thence VIII s;,,v ~
I'D t"o.ssntns to . stone 10 SHOWS Nses soaa I;
Sss ey SI.sCss: ts.s.: i::s :':si :i:
Si:asS ,S,.y S:s
.'ass sS.us. sss .essS
We: S,Ss so: Ssse: VA
nsr in the mouth Of SHOWS Neck road 40 sIy ~
die Of the State road aforesaid; thence win "a
road south ten do degree, west forty sao, psrssss
a south fourteen ll4) degrees and quarter. wes
Y ninety 900 perches to beginning. contatnlIs I've
:. BuOdred and Tven.yone (22l) Acres and xoel
Square Psrches be the same more or less The ssns
Dsias I'll that BART Of ,he rss! estate Of hob:rt
msnt of rsoordsin the Registers Otcs At Dovef b
devised to his three Daughters. Saliva. Ann and "
- dis and which afterwards by proceediogs hed II
Court Of Chapcery for the partition thereof r.
turned Mt the March term. l84O, was dtvides
amongst the parties entitled. or those who repre-
sented them. by reference to the resord: 81 say
that other lot Of Woodland situated e siore
said, bounded by other land OF Jacob Willia0!
john Ii. Rash. heire Of John II. Wright. deceased
containing Ten u0) Acres. BE- the same n9se er lSs &
bsing part OF the same premises which Aary ~
hadaway. By deed dated November 9th. lSa2. =
corded n the once for ,e;0rdos 20 s dSse' p ~
a. 1877. granted and conveyed to the said J.ecb
liams. party thereto together with ell and siAguli
- tho buildings, fixtures, &c,
Seised and taken 10 execntion Al the properly
Jacob Williams and Sarah II. his wits, and teri
led tenants, and will be sold TOR cash..
Q0I SAMUEL HAR0AD1NB. Sheriff.
loO ShssiE Office. Dover. Nov. II. l87119
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19

The EPIzooTIc.-Thls morning, an i'm,
provement in the disease was noticeable In all
directions, and mole well horses were sen
ness, however, is still greatly retarded, ana
will be some time yet, even should the diseas
abate rapidly, before the usual extent OF bnsi, "
ness can be performed. 1t is supposed thai
the disease has now reached its climax mere
and it Is earnestly hoped that improvement:
will now be the order Of the day until the las
horse has entirely recovered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
Sheriff. sale.


Anea. By virtus Of wit Of Lsyari esc!es. 70 ne
n: directed. yill b. sxpSssd e psSi's .a 1. sals.
ries. Kent county and State Of Dslaeare.
On SATURDAY. the 7th day Of December. ls72.
the following Real Hststs. 70 vii: JJ,.
All that tract piece or parcel q i.n4 @ situated.
!yias ssa beng II .na - so1S ~ of
AZ n.i road ls.si.s from tai Brat Ar y
crsS.I ca. snd other isnd: of q. I'D Giiisascs,
and ether lands. eeetfisins Tss.sy.els4S ess1 ~
= PAT @ 81 s:ss s.e. q Ia9d ees7:y:a = Tx ..!!
William.on on the si1th dsy o. ACn. ar =. - ~ Sss ns
.ssssias Sssssis ssS % ssis fss J:S 5siSy ..id
sor xsnt ooSnty, At Dover. u Book VOL I. 70.
io. s. and ~ rsss.ses thsssseo ~ , IS'sisa ~
lars viii more iully appear. toGesnss VA al sse
Ssissd and taken % s1ScptioI q the Dfopsfty oi
Charles ArehafsSx :rS S sA.e
SHERIFF. 0nes. Dover. Del. Nov. 18th. 1s72-0