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The New York herald., 1873-10-31
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
OFFICE Ai XNp iSHisi sAIGsRooM ssiIbD Old DsyAND.
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office.
igEa NEAR = JslREEsITr JTssFREEENTH psIcE ssIIecEEET'
Te business vail be On the
Se
and confidence OF the business community wei as the
psR!1S pssSyiAs 4 rssS$LEs EVERY TUESDAY AND gnnAy
GENTLEMAS's ROAD TEAM BAY Mares hall
% sn Al IL srfn sns s
All day ay1 so ee drivers I are a rs class
s,ILI ELEqANT SIDE B. BAR ROAD WAGON with Pole and
sea!t sFEsDD sFSMS'sF FkS&rE
ind
from vice; very prompt pleasant and stylish drivers
BY @ rate order
DGa1ls aaHNT TEAM or CARRIAGE
a T and M IN
free from vice; have been used in the city private
sna c
III CO.
GENTLEMAN's H.s MS, Fl ELEGANT ROAD TURNoUT
S hsSf ,ss, II
gait and and easy pleasant driver sold only
i0T HAR
nisf ELEG1ST x 1''Vig VWiEgsrcHEsrER RocKAwAY, BREW
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT; BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS,
6years kind and true in all harness and free from vice
has been used as family horse has all black points
sS$fs s?S ~'iEsRsf sound
BLACK MARE, i5s4 HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
true in all harness and free from vice; excellent family
horse; sold for want Of use and warranted sound.
ROCKAWAY. IN FIRST GLASS ORDER. MN.
BLACK HORSE, 16 HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND
true in all harness and free from vice hand somcly
formed; can be driven by anyone; has fine and Tree
gait requires no whip; can trot in 81 minutes and
'ToP SIDE BAR WAGON CITY BUILT, IN GOOD
BLACK SADDLE HORSE, Az HANDS, YEARS,
broken to all gats; free from vice; is kind and true
all harness; can be driven by any and warranted
BAY SADDLE HORSE, l5,S HANDS, 7 YEARS, HAS
been ridden by LADY, has no vice or trick sold for
want of use and warranted sound.
SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY, IN FINE ORDER.
TWO SEAT DEPOT WAGON.
kind and true in all harness and from vice. has
driven by ady is very stylish and pleasant driver
ELEGANT EXPANSION TOP PHAEToN
DAPPLE GRAY H0RSE; 10 HANDS; 8 YEARS
kind and true in all harness. and free from vice
giant coupe or family horse and warranted sound.
ROAM HORSE; 151a HANDS years; sold for ac-
count Of whom it may co ncern.
GRAY HORsE i6 HANDS, YEARS; SOLD FOR
Thirty OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME OF
sale.
top Buggics, Harness. &C, &c.
SALE POSITIVE AT I0ls O'CLOCK,
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR SALE.
The New York herald., 1873-10-31

"A AUCTION SALE.
JENKINS 4 DUFF, AUCTIONEERS.
win sell at public auction on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. 6AND ~
ON THE PREMISES OF HENRY TONE, ESD. CON.
TRACTOR,
in l14th street,
between Ninth and Tenth avenues and opposite the New
Morningsde Park, Bloominsdae, New York, including
- w HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS,
Trucks, Harness, &C.,
consisting Of of the finest Draught Horses to be found
In the country; are all young, sound and true.
Fifteen Dirt Wagons all in, perfect working order; Is
Dirt Carts all in good order 10 Stone Trucks Express
Feed Wagons 50 sets OF Team Harness. ~ Cart
Harness.; also the largest collection of Contractors
Tools be found in New York. consisting of Bars, Drills
Picks Shoves Spades Chisels Poughs and everything
appertanng to the business also 20 large Tool Boxes
Ten Derricks, all complete with Blocks and Falls at
tached to each lot Grind stones lot Feed Bags; also
Blacksmith's Shop and Contents. good Cows.
B-Mr Tones only reason for selling Is account
of his retiring from the business and has given orders TO
sell everything to highest bidder without limit resric-
Persons attending the sale can take Eighth avenue
cars 10th 115h street Bioomingdae stage from
Thirty street and Broadway to 18th street Par
ties driving to sale take the Broadway Boulevard 10 lh
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
a GREAT SALE OF BLOODED HORSES ~
IA THIS DAY friday. October 81, at
stable No. 3 Nelson place lNcrcey street,
between Waverley and Clinton places,
a. II o'clock Prompt,
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sPORTINo-Doos, Birds, sc.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds, ~ B. q. DovEfs No. Greene
street, near Canal
LyRoM BLOOMING GROVE PARK KENNELS. FOUR
IL couple Foxhound Pups, about four months old, by
splendid native hound out OF Dutchess thoroug
from the Wheatsnd pack from which three couple
guneas; three couple do for $50 Al auction,
Saturday, November l. at II M, by ARCH. JOHNSTON,
81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-31

RY E. u. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Office 80 + ast Fourth street, Bowery.
An entire private stable at auction Saturday No
vember at II O'clock at No 02 East Fortyrst street.
Lexington avenue.
ELEGANf TEAM DARK BAY HORSES, I5s< HANDS
and years. kind and true in all harness: free from
vice very handsome and stylish drivers all day travel
erso great endurance and bottom and is Of the
finest family teams in this city
BAY TROTTING MARE lETHAN ALLEN STOCK)
l5la hands years kind every way; trot in cond
ton in so better.
GRAY MESSENGER HORSE. lth HANDS, YEARS.
kind and true every can trot inside of minutes
CLARENCE LINED WITH BROWN SATIN IN
fine order; built by Wood Bros.
and shafts N4t
TOP WAGON, HALF SPRING; MADE BY J. B.
HALF sPRiNG NO TOP TRoTTING WAGON; MADE
by Corbett a Co.
foP WAGON, FULL SPRING; MADE BY DUsEN.
bury 4 Van Duzcr.
BLACK BEAR wOLvEREEN ROBES. ENGLISH
Kersey Blankets Robes, Livery Coats &C. &C.;
The above s properly Of family that is compelled to
SELL and the horses are supposed to be all sound and
be seen any time for Examination after 10 O'Clock
Friday morning.
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r OsT-eD REwARD-THE FINDER WILL RECEIVE
~ the above reward for the return 81 large RnNsia
leather Pocketbook, n Memorandum BOOK and several
loose Papers " J. u. sTBpwkLL atroom lS No S VII
ham street. wv
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A UCTION SALE OF HEAD OF GOOD HORSES
"A handsome Clarences ! Coach, Phaeton, top
n no vp iv aonn pehs nae d,
Sleigh sets single and double Harness Sale with
reserve Saturday November at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ut 212 East l25th street. near Third avenue.
DINGEE, PORTER CO. Auctoneers, !, 500 Third ay.
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&100 REwARD-FoR RETURN OF GOLD HUNT
Chain and labrador Charm, lost on Tuesday evening
full inside questions will be asked
Address OWNER. Herald office, or Lennox House, No
70 fifth avenue. M. #3 "MA.HN MMt
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
The spsnish Outrage.

Throughout the whole country the Pee
~ ore aroused 10 the most isssnss excite
neat ssd indignssiea over TIE Assdish
sst1ags eomaittsd by The Spanish o2eisls
u 0sbs spss The s0esrs. psassnssrs and
esse. d The slespsr yisoisiss. II New
Yssk % jnnsass mass meeting Of The cit
sens vas held to give sxpressioa 10 the
popular views upon tho subject Stsiuwsy's
Hall Was crowded to its utmost capacity.
Addresses were madO by Hon. VIM. NJ.
Evsrss. who presided over the asssmblsge.
Hon. 9. 8. Coz and others. and rssolu-
lions we're adopted calling upon the Gov
srnmeut 10 take prompt and astivs meas
ures to speedily avsngc the murder Of our
citizens aud the insult to our national hon
or. All over the country volunteers are
coming forward aud rendering their scrv-
ices to the Government for the prosecution
Of war with Spain should war be neces-
sary. In the midst Of the general excite
mcnt the President, as usual. maintains a
complete silence, and though imporiuned
as to tho course be will pursue in the e.
mcrgeucy. refuses to break his reserve.
In the meantime, however. the din Of war.
like preparation is heard, and ironelads
and other vessels Of war are being made
rendy for sea. The explanation Of this
movement is that "the Government is de-
,crmincd TO prevent the commission Of
further outrage"
The war spirit is abroad in tho land, and
a cenfic, with Spain seems not only immi-
nent, but almost certain. The Spanish
Government expresses itself as ready and
willing to make all necessary apologies
and reparation. but as the only ropara,ion
which our people seem inclined to accep,
is the surrender Of tho virginius, the res.
toru.ion Of her cargo, damages for her de.
.cn,ion and the punishment Of the murder.
ers Of her crew, demands which the Span.
ish Government are either unable or un.
willing to comply with. war with Spain
seems highly probable.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
Items Of General News.

STORMS ~ THE SOurH A severe storm
Of wind and rain passed over Fairburn,
Ga. on Sunday. Houses were unroofed
and brick wall was blown down upon .
franc storehouse killing one of the propr-
.tors Of the store. The storm was also
very severe in Tennessee and Alabama.
Telegraph lines were prostrated in every
direction, and at Raleigh. Tenn, n new
hotel was blown down, aud much other
damage done.
The English papers SEQ no reason why
England should not at oncc recognize the
Independence Of tho Republic Of Cuba.
The London Times thinks that IL the
Democratic party were in power in this
country the Virginius outrage would be
speedily avenged by the conquest and an
nexation Of Cuba.
The Spanish Cabinet is in favor Of an
honorable and satisfactory satisfactory set.
tlemen, Of the Virginius difficulty. but re-
CARDS the maintenance Of the Spanish ter.
ritory as essential.
William NJ Tweed was convicted on
iify-one Of the Gfty.fvs counts Of the in.
dic,mcnt. each account having four counts
Judge Davis deferred sentence until Fri.
day.
The London Daily Telegraph docs mol
despair Of . peaceful solution Of the
virginius difficulty, and advises the
United States Government to asku uowlsd.
&c the belligcrsncy Of the insurgents ant
ultimately guarantee the independence
Of Cuba, asking in return the abolition
Of slavery.
Hon. John P. Hale, Of New Hampshire
died at his residence in that State las
Wednesday. aged about six,y-eighs.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
Local and State Affairs.
Proceedings OF coars.

Reported for the Mtpblrrovx rnAsscnipf.
The November Term OF the Court Of Oyer and
Termincr and General Sessions Of tho Peace and
Jail Delivery for New Castle County was begun
at New Castle en- Monday, G. J. Gilpin and
Judge Houston were on the Bench, Judge woot-
ten being absent. The Grand Jury, having been
charged by the Court al the May term, ms 10
customary, were mot further charged except In
reference to the now liquor law.
In tho cases Of State 70. George Bsalden and
Chas. Nibhell, and the State vs.. Saml. barclay
and Andrew barclay continued to this term =
notii prosegm was entered by the States Attorney
The case Of State vs. Gregg Bone, indicted
~ a nuisance for having n foundry and forgss
from which cinders annoyed the jewellers Of ad-
joining houses was discontinued.
Seven prisoasrs whose ssrm Of impsisoam msnt
expired on Monday wers discharged.
Several prisoners indicted for petty larceny
were arraigned.
'.liquor license cases. Tho rcmonstrnuis were
represented BY Nessrs Patterson and Rumford.
The only additional objection to grauiisg
licenses 10 those raised in the two lower counties
VA 10 The certificate Of ftsc-holdcrs recommsnd-
Iue the licsnss where such fteshsldcrs we're thsu-
selves llqucv dealsrs.
The Court Iseidsd that liquor dealers wers
ns es ss' ,:s;ss ss Y: sss. .sd 70: :,
ths license WAS entirely within the discretion Of
the Court, who vould net gran. such llcenss In .
case where The ftseholdsss reeommsi ding u wsfs
largely liquor dealsn, unlsss they were olhsrwiss
sallsasd Of The psopsisty 10 . doing.
Tho not dsllsnatins with .parsIcularity the
ptses for the nls of lquess y fatal, and several
Applications usss rs1dsed On this grousd.
Measss. Pattesson snd Ramford pressntsd two
esasral rssnepslranees against sreatlns licenses,
one of uhicA had ~ slSpstussS Of 1890 pessous
1hs Cosrl decided hat al applleasss who did
not nals ostA 70 ths lrsth of a. facts ~ fssth
10 :hsir sppllcatloa On the 0rst day - ~ tssn
cssld not do % al>eswards. Several apPlicatiens
~ rofs1Dd % tbls .Gssead.
Several = ~ aCS1Ieasisss Feeeests1 yess nes
oeally as.s4 49, = usseaSs - usisasaa ssse
iii applIesiloss ven pssssassA, u walsh -
Wese Gtnaest, - iposod, 2 atpndeeed, ed ~
~ Goet " 1GNkoll - oe(ooat ~ ~ 0oGnsDasg
~ ~ tasln6 - 49, = ~ ~ ~.
4reG9 ~ ~ n 80 49, uso0s1. Hiaat
I I. = y "a; & = = g. e.
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On Wednesday, November 26, 1873,
Al 10 o'clock, A. N, consisting Of

Al 10 CLOCK, n. NJ, consisting OF
HEAD OF HORSES: No. |, Addie: sorrel
Mare, perfectly gentle and can ,rot mile In four
minutes; o years old. No. 2, a large bay Mare,
NJ excellent traveller; 8 years old. Ne. ,, FASH
ioa a black Colt, years old next Jusc; prom
scs 10 be very fast, can trot mile in 80 now. .
No. 4, good farm Mare. pair extra Mules
gentle and kind for all kinds Of work o years
old next Spring. Young Cows, good mixers;
peach Wagon, nearly new, carries "a baskets
and has farm body attached good farm wag-
on, covered mill wagon, good ,wo-whccied
Buggy, good York Carriage, nearly new; /
hand Cornshellcr, Fan, Burdicks National
Cuitng-BoI, all in good order; 500 or COO peach
baskets, 2 sets Of carriage Harness. Que nearly
new 2 sets Of wagon Harness, one nearly new
| Griadstone, lot Of Plow Gears, Brides Collars,
&c. a lot Of Plows, Cglifvaiors, liarrows Forks,
Shovels, Hoes, and many other articles too pu.
mcrous to ms nton
FEED.--soo shcAvcs Of good Blades, | ton OF
fresh Hay, . 10, Of long Fodder and Straw, to he
sold and fed on the farm from day Of sale to the
LIST day Of March, 1874
TERMS All sums under S25, cash on all
sums over that amour, n credit Of 10 months will
he given, by the purchaser giving his judgmen,
note or bond, with approved security.
S.M. Esos, Auct. ABRAM HAYDEN, JR
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
Maryland Affairs.

Edward r. Hcmboi has sold to Simon r.
knse, of Dasyille, Pennsylvania, the Stuart .
Neck farm, in Somerset CO., for SOS 900, aud the
Waterford, 10 the same ronn'y, To the same gen.
,lcman for Ss5, coo the foriuer farm contains
about 40 acres, and the latter 500 acres OF land
Not fifteen years ago tho S,uarts Neck farm was
sold for 81, GOO. and the increase Of value 10 on
accoun, Of its adoption to peach and berry eul-
tnre and the fine buildings, liberal use Of fsr,i-
lisc;s, and high state ofcul,iyation. In 1866 the
Waterford farm sold for 81 900 Al trustees sale,
and Que year ago II was sold for $1,000
TniEyEs ~ EIKroS. Some scouudrcl broke In.
10 the store OF WIN. Nc Clcllsud, In Elkion las,
Wednesday night week, by boring piece out oi
the front door, and carried of goods 10 ihs
amount Of twenty dollars.
On Thursday afternoon man, named Reeder,
took buffalo robe from the door OF John Per.
kins harness maker, and was making of with It,
but Was stopped by Mr.. Perkins, and the rots
taken from hiia. Mr.F. let him 90 and he stole Z
,srksy from Mr.. 7. v. Roses house. This soe
was taken from him. That fellow Is either 4
'progrcssiouest' Or some other kind Of klcpts-
maniac.
On the 8th instant the real estate Of the lai,
Robert Thackcry, In Elk Neck, Cecil county 4 q
ncrss, Was told 10 u. l.. Green wood and WIN. n
Rutter, Of Baltimore, for 81 200. The Hall farm
near Rewlaussville, anne c0usty, WAS cold 4
". z. Porter for s., 900. The Spencer property
IS acres, was also sold . O. X. spsacsr tol
81, ,o50.
Napoleon B. Lee, Of Pilot Town, Cecil couaty
whilst cut ducking few days sisce, In drawing
bis gun toward him one Of hammers caught AMI
discharged the load in his right arm, rendefiui
asnputstion neesssary.
John n. Graham, Of Charlcstou, Cecil eousty
recently employed ~ section e1perintendsu
on the Pert deposit branch of the Philadelphia
wilmiagtou and Baltimore failread, cosamlttsi
ssicids On Wednesday wssk y tAkiaC stryehaIae
On Saturday wssk white wousn aansd sAsal
Halss, living with hsr hrushGs, Jaaneo nalse
about slx miles from Saow Hill, woscssess eopnty
committsd Suicide By hasgisG. 0hs ~ of %
souad mind.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
THE AMERICAN FARMER

Begins a new volume January |. This Is an old
sstnbl blished standard Farmers paper, devoted TO
agriculture and It's interests. Special atten.
ton is paid-hcsidss that given 10 the staple
crops, artificial and homemade mannrcs &c, -
to Live Stock, Frui, Growing, the Dairy, &c.
Some Of the ahlest Of American agricultaris,s
write for IL. II Is PRA CTICAL, SUBSTAN-
TTAL, RELIABLE. Si.5o year To clubs
Of Ave or more only 81 each. Very liberal and
handsome premiums for clubs. Last three num-
bers Of T3 free to ell new names received before
Dec. 81. Specimen Numbers free. Agents
wanted every where. SAML. SANDS & son,
No 32-0. Publishers, Baltimore, Md.
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"A New Thing under the Sum-
o,xessn on R.a.esnes n : neeki

11xsssn OH Paintings II . Dooks
Never before Was such ~ idsa attempted for
book illustrates; every one who has seen Il p-c-
nouaces it,Srssss. Mn. Harriet Bseches Stoves
latsst work,
WOMAN IN sACnEU nlsTORH,
ls . sssise Of nssntivs-ststches, drawn from
Scrptural, Historical, and leesndafy soeFoss. III
LUSTRAfRD wit 6lxtssn Cholcs on Chromos,
aSlsr palusines By he sssst celebrated ariisu Of
The world, giving = steh and magni6esut variety
Of Oriental costume aud beeuty. Mss. Glovs u
her chArmIsg ayls las written book null Of In
lsrsst, and Without dull pags n Il, which svsn
u rot iilustss - Woald I'll rapidly but ths
DQ1lEaAaT On P1CEU00D
maks Il oss st ~ nsst unlqus, original, asd r.
markabls beoks svse oGbgod. Ths plctsrss, II
publlehs1 eepasat119, would rsadlly ssll ps d
eAch-ee ~, Whilo ~ entigs boeks With III
slslssa picausVh ono6lhss WilA sampt1odo hls4i
lsp u H. vst9AA - = - ~ ees-ena d
ut aosnns. ~ ~ 4 mdklde tsetneedoui
sensn1loo anong Aoeols
- sals6uea, hsinn1o Il y ahoulete3y ~ sad
sshas aeelv q Z" 70 u vl,s1asf vesk s.t
Hood ~, ~ ~ 01ma df60l1sDs ~, - J. =
kOR1 : ~. M -, ssesa, e1lG -
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Saturday, the Sixth day Of December
TApw woRs, TAfg WoRH, removed In = few

TArw WoRs, TAfg WoRH, removed In Few
hours with hnrmle$s Vegetable Medicine Ne fee
asked until the entire worm, with head passes.
Refer those afflicted TO residents Of the city whom
have cured, that had been unsucecssfnliy treat
ed AT the Jefferson Medical College, on Tenth st.,
had taken In vain lnrpcniinss, the so-callrd spe-
ci6cs and all known remedies. DR.. Y. ?. kan-
sel. No. $50 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
The doctor has iAeen in business for over %
wears, and is Perfectly reliable. Call and see.
Advice free. Rendved uapsworm from a child
six years old, measuring 20 feet. Al his Office
can be seen specimens so,nc Of them ever forty
fee, In length, which have been renewed In less
than three hours by taking one dose Of his med
icine. DR.. Knnkcl's treatment 10 simple, safe and
perfectly reliable ard No fee untl The worm, with
head, pssses. ns. y. y. kuNkEL, $50 North
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Consultation by
mali or n, Office FREE 1888
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALI

T.S. Arihur's last aud greatest work, CAST
ADRiFT,' 10 selling BY thousands notwiths,and-
ing the times. II Is intensely interesting b 10 Low
10 price, thus having many advantages over high
er priced and heavy books. A life Of the Author
presented to every subscriber. An agent who had
never sold n book before cleared $i0o last week
Discounts 10 suit the times. Circulars free. J. ".
SrUDDART Il CO., Pub, 100 SAMSON 81. Phila.
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vvo0ooes H
WInsue b here,
With oeoW and Ics;
MiGhes ioag - lgnss
wken stovse ~ nice,
% WIN days, = cid
That he6sts appal,
QoVe Ohoy W6e ol61ho
AZ TOWE8 HALL. Z
Ihss ,bey - hsseayshssss =. sss Osse!ss
sssss a. ss;is'; Is ie:ss. - s'ss rsiissssta.
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PU B BLIC 8 A L e

f1NHE subscriber, intending 10 stop farming,
l. VIII sell his entire stock and farming utsn-
sils, en- the farm Of II. N. Willis on the State
road leading from Blsckbird 10 Middleiown,
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HARPER's BAZAAR.
Notiess wMs Prev.

1hs Hassr 10 edited with acontributisn Of tact
aa1 talent that ws seldom hnd 10 any journal !;
and the journal itself Is the organ OF the great
world OF fashion. Bosssn Trarsiisv.
The Bssav comments itself TO every member Of
the hosseho!d-to the children by droll and pref
y pictures, TO the young ladies BY its fashion
plates In endless variety, to the provident ma,ren
BY i,s patterns for the cl'ildsen's clothes to pa-
fsyamiiids BY its tasteful dssigas for smbroidcr-
the esdng-mattsr Of The Basar is uniformly of
great sxcsllsncs. The paper has acquired vide
popularity for the 6resids snjsy rnent IL Affords.
~ r. Essni.g Poa.
Middletown transcript., 1873-11-22

Duatssn from coughs, colds, bronchltiA esoup,
iaGuensa Of Whocpi6K cough. will nnd fsl'sF n
Dr. Wissar's BAlsam of Wild Cherry, which has
nov tesu ID ~ for nearly halt . century, asd
esil nnlssalna lts loug established rsputailon q
~ Sstat ssnoog ~ III dlseasss of the thsoas,
lenSs ard cheot.
rot he celebrated Hamilton Sod asa rhee.
phA1 DIN q un6ulheSursr's peicse, soll -
fOARO C0M10Y0.
Bse ~. =. Hsll's superior Drain Tils a uan'
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Administrator 5 Sale Of Real Estate
IN ApPoQuINIMlNK HUNDRED.

By virtue Of nm order Of the Orphaas' Conrt Of
the State Of Delaware, 10 and for New Castle
COUNTY, made the second day Of September, A.
y. 1873. will be exposed to sale at Public Aac-
ton, al tho Hotel pf v. y. ni.l, in the Village OF
Bnckhira, on
Saturday, the Sixth day Of December,
1879 Mt | O'Clock Z. ~, tbs following described
lands and rnemeuis bcing the Real Estate Of
the late VIM. II. Staais, deceased. tho same hsing
ordered TO he sold FOR the payment VI his debt,
to.wit A certain plantation or tract Of land with
improvements situate in ths Hundred, Connt,,
and State aforesaid, adjoining Mrds Of the heirs
Of James l.. Bcwief. lsd Of n. u Deakyuc, aud
by North Wcs, branch Of Duck Greek, and by
the public road leading irom ird 10 DeA-
kynevillc, containing Ninsty y-seven Acres. more
or less. The above premises will lie sold subject
10 the dover Of S,tnh S,ha's widow OF said wm.
II. Susats, deceased.
Attendance will he given aud terms Of sale
| made known al iha time aud place aforesaid hy
Jebn r. Collins, Administrator, OF by George u.
Rodney, Esq, his attorney.
Attest: O. w. yASDEVER.
Nov is-ts. Clerk II Orphans' Court.
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