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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

Tho subscriber having rented his farm In White
Clay creek Hundred, will sell at his residence in
New caae Haudred, on the road leading frtm
scribed personal propertyon Monday, February Path
1873 one pair OF good work mules work hor- -
ses ono OF them Aaron al excellent saddle TN
horse, FIRST rate f.Y tournament riding, and 2HS2S
OF them mares with foa one Moscow colt coming two
e5UnU years OLD i've yoke Of good work oxen. ten
ENJys milch cows some with calves, and others
Gs6u springngt1 full biooded Durham bull COM
iuG two Years old; new york wagon; combined
ng,wer and reaper, nearly new; good oS carts one
he avg horse cart two wheeled hay rigging, light
dearborn u cultiyaors, two pair of twin harrows one
twin harrow with double bill tooth al OF which
arc nearly new; lot of pows, Heckcndon, Babcock
4 Moore, mill for grinding feed, one shelter
fan, stage harness, set OF double carriage hai
ness on yokes, &c; eight barrels OF cid vines ar
| made the past season, one sausage grind r.
| The ABOVE TO be sold without reserve should the
DAY prove unfavorablc the sale will 20 on Ind shell
| ter.
| TERAlS.-An sums OF 500 and under cash. on all
over that amount credit of nine months Will be CIV
Ell by purchaser giving bankabe note it'll approx
ell cndorsct interest added, or five per cent, On 10
| cash.
| n. B.-Partles purchasing stock who short o
feed can have them kept at u reasonable rate,
| PHILIP H. CLARK
| L. W. Stdham & Son Aucti oneers. feb 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
NHERTFF,S SAIE.

BY virtue of n writ ais. IL ia. to me directed, VII
lie exposed to public sale at the factory of John W.
Hagh, near the Henry Clay Factory, in Brahdywine
Hundred New Castle County, Del, on MoNDA 't,,,
February 18th, 1873, at O'Clock, p the following
describ ell personal property Wis one set Of forty
eight Inch carding machine, reel lot of bobblns,
one picker, lot Of betting, &c.
Seized and taken In execution the propert, Of
John W. Haigh, and to be sold by go ~
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Shcrih,
sherf's Once New Cattle, February 81, u. a. 1918.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

correspondent, urges the planting of nut
bearing trees. his ideas cahnot be too often
or too forcibly impressed upon the turner's
Many home now cherries may be made at
traetive by row of chestnuts, hickories or wal
nuts, and at the same time profit be derived
| from the fruit Of the trees. A few houis taken
In planting the seed and caring Tor the young
| twig Is all the labor or expense, which will
| make the old farm more valuable and afford
mutt which will give pleasure and enjoyment TO
| home and friends on many a Winter evening.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
SheriH,s Sale.


BY virtue of q writ OF Levar Facias 10 ms d.
. rpcted will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
~ Lafayette Hotel, No. al Shipey street, kept
HNU by james Z. Pierson in the city OF Whining
4llNR ton, New Castle County, Delaware, on We'd
nesday, February 10, 1873, at o'clock D. M the fol-
lowing described real estate viz All that certain lot
ofland with brick dwelling thereon erected, situa-
ted In the city of Wilmington, and bounded follows
to wit; Beginning on the sasterly side of Madison
of Fourth and Madison Streets at the center OF the
party wall between the house this lot and that
the lot south of this thence easterly parallel Fourth
street through the center OF tho party wall aforesaid
81 feet; thence northerly and parallel Madison ST.
twenty feet more OF less to the sOutherly side of
feet Wide alley, leading into Madison street. thence
westerly along said saide of said alley, and parallel
Fourth street, sixty feet to the easterly side
Madison street, and thence southery along said side
of adis0n street twenty feet the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what they may
With the free and uninterrupted use aforesaid ale,
In cominon with other owners OF lands bounded
on, forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the property o
Morris Dickinson, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Ofice. New Castle. Jan. IL, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

Iseas, That valuable Mill property known a. the
lii "Sarah Peoples Mn," situated In Christians
ia Hundred, ON the road leading from the Ken
x nett Turnpike at the old Buck Tavern, 10
CemTeVllle The above property consists of one goui
dwelling house, with grst h and II acres ot tllnble
land suitable for trucking purposes, being close TO
Wilmington market To II sober, reliable man, the
above property oilers Inducements seldom met with,
and will be sold at private sale easy rent
ed to good tenant Yho will take an Interest IN I'M
proving the property. SARAH PEOPLES.
POseessont Immediate deems
Apply 10 John Peoples, at National Union Bank
y. B.--1t VAIL DO exchanged for city property.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
PUBLIC SALE
OF A VALUABLE STOCK of
HorHcs, COWS els =

IL H V
The subscriber will offer at public sale ouhl' farm
in Appol uinimink Hundred, New Chi tpuhp,
Delaware, on THURSDAY, February E'h, 10 A.
IL O'Clock, M, the following rare and va tIh'e 'totk
of horses, COWS, farming implements, Sr "h'ih WIN
be sold without reserve, and Will be tcu'l - h' he
ded bargains One fine brown horse N't T.,
old sired by Rvs Dlk's Ilamilionan, ~L'Hft -
sired "Dexter'' and many other line het- LA-lns
aud which halls from Chester, Orange County, y.
The horse is quick stopper, thoroughly N'nkcn, POI
frcly fearless OF locomotives. One three ~ u'i coll
"Diamond state" sired by Chas' A Lui',l nam
utnnian stallion, "Sr Cecil" out OF Jam y leiel
is mare diamond State,' which has frosted III 22l
One sorrel horse, Forrest Maid,' tln wears ON,
guaranteed to rot in three minutes ha1 i'''vu th'
Wilmingt n track in 2iS, without regnhi ifahlus-
She il Thoroughly broken to single on double hairless
ono black mare, "Kate" years old, Nh excellent
driver one bay horse, years old, good family o.
farm horsr One pair of large bay null, years Old
one medium size pair OF black mules az Il AND
wears respectiyely. One single mule,
Niuc head of cows, I've of them WIN CAVES 10y 'hei
| side Six OF them are of v-ry superior qhNhy ON
bull three years old, ono yearlng ball th'e' cav
hcilers, one yoke OF oxen. $500 ,MS-M
| Two good farm wagons, one horse car l1-AA-
| OK cart, unt ROckaway cAtiag", ono '' IlhHt'"
wagon, u lot of single and double hhrheN- 'N'' hA
i rows guilty atnrs aud other far ming ut'h'''4. -
| CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All sums Nhl'l Z
| cash; over that amount eight months cl.lU VIII
| yiyun, purchaser giving bankahc note with approve
| eu,loI scr, with interest from day OF SAT-
| The N. 10 n. III, tram from Wilmington VIII ital
tho farm IN time for the sale. and return a ~ IN
| eys ming, giving Wilmngtoniaiis an opportunity t"t
| present At the sale, ...,, .,...,.
/ ian ltl'N'N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

IHE SCoURoE OF HYDRoPHoBIA-Iufor-
nation has just been received recountitig the
terrible work VI u single mad dog in Brock
mock township, Berks county, Brecinock town.
sh'p' Lancaster county, and Cocalico tow nship,
III the same county, situated south Of this city,
distance some twenty-six miles. A huge, heavy
dog, wild with hydrophobia, came swoopng
dowh upon the people residing in the vicinity
OF The Allegheny Church, on Thursday last, and
IN very short time had attacked and bitten q
large number Of dogs said to belong to Il e Kat
enels, Wagnels, Sheliys, Lebboes, Harnings,
H'islours and other farmers residing in that
vicinity.
The affair created the widest, excitement as
the Terrified dogs went barking and yelling III
all directions in that section Of Berks and
across into Lancaster county. The huge mad
dog that first made his appearance made three
| successive attacks upon the person of young
sou OF Aaron Rachel, but was driven oil each
| time before injury was done. The mad mon
ster having escaped being killed at that point
ran into Bomansville, Thursday night, at which
place he wps lost TO. the night. On the sue
ceeding day he attacked an employee of Vol
Medals mill, by jumping at the breast of TIN
miller, but was finally, after hard chase, OIL
Friday, captured and killed at Rean own. Ii
the vicinity OF aie Allegheny Church. five yalu
able dogs were bitten, that in turn SET upon tn
neighboring animals in such degree Of lerocit
that i'll very short time every dog in I'll
; neigliborhood had been attacked and bitten.-
, Forty-seven dogs In all were actually attacked
which neeessitated their instant slaughter
!, The most intense confusion was the result, ali
it was not until some time after the danger W.
| over that quiet was restored
The above is certainly one of the most n
. markable cases of the wholesale slaughter
the dog worlt we have heard Of Our late
advices make mention of no people as havir
been so violently attacked by the mad brutes
" result in communicating the poison, and r
sulting misunderstanding Eugie,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

JIG YEARS.
Suitable sized lots ct. ground on Rail Road Ave.
adjoining the Harlan & Hollingsw orth Co., Works
and near the keadin Rail Road. Depot, for coal
lumber or any otherl ind busin, manu-
Ing purposes. Also for rent 1t able property on
Windsor street, oetN Stn and streets
Apply to WIN. MoCA ULlEY q 70.
apr No. Do Marke. tire ct, WlIm nRvop,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
AUCTION.
Notice TO the Public.

The undersigned pives notice that he Is prepared
make candles Tn Odessa at the shortest notice and OF
tue most reasonable terms.
~ Your custom Is solicited .,,o.
ian 2-ly w. b. CRof T.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
PUBLIC SALE,


Tho subscriber intending to quit farming will sell
at public sale at his farm near Mcclella, dsyic two
Dm FnfpAY' March III, 49, at IL oeiock, m the
following personal property -Four gookaSoIk horses
two OF chem good drysr' r Two eo vo one S%So
Ekc.5fS well brokcni two horse wasn; one GA
OK saft one oSEyokSe, She oT ss
tiyators twin harrow, wagon harness. &C.; plow
gears, rakes and forks, double and singh re,I so
Wy I'VE viii also offer the same day. ut our shops at Me-
Cleliandsviile which is close by new tw" horse wa.
| CONS, 2 new Germantown carriages, lew market
wagon, new Atwood plows, new twin ha.rows, new
cultyAtors iron post spades, double ant single Trees
| CONDITIONS OF SAtE.-.An suns under sd
cash a over that amount credit of six months WIN
proved endorser; and If paid maturity no interest
wiz be Charged II not paid, interest Will be- charged
from aAS VI '"'' WIN. MccLELhATp.
Thomas Drsckin, Arctioneer. ieb ~
| PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending to decline farming, WI
at public sale on the p,Smiscs os on i9 70 S, ,
ware City, on FRIDAY, the 2ist Of February 1873
ten O'clock o M hye S9t tS s5u 10 l. SOrfeI mar
ny ~ ., Bay mare, good size work well any IN
10. 3, A bay marc with ioal, good worker su'
No 4 sorrsr horse four years Old of good ''
No. b, A large brown horse, good for all hni'o
" Fourteen mich cows, bull, yearlngs ,hont
| ND, good farm wagon, one carriasr sNikel
MLEA sleighs and bells, sets OF cnTTlnse ma
-, | IMEAness, set Russels Combined Mower An
Eeup1r. Allow ng Machine, 2corn shelter, one TAI
:, wagon harness, plows, harrows; culti'atof' i'tk
" rakcs shoves, hoes, plow gears, double te'a' 'hs
| trcos, grindstone, &c.
{, Also lot of Household Goods, including good c@
% | stove.
a DAIRY FIXTURES.-Such as churns, pan
e cream cans Sc. lot of picked pork ava vailo.
=, other articles
AZ "A credit of Ininc months, Oh giving judgment not
j., | with approved s.curity, with Interest IRON ia"
j. VIM 4 aux Aucioncer ail "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
FOR SALE.

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWAhEs.
No /, As acres, within ~ miles Of Wilmington tAH
improvements go a., ~ ,,,u..,,u.or
handsome situation moderate improve menta
No s. 40 acres, handsomely situsted, good improve,
ments; within 8 miles OF Wilmington. VIII he SOLD
cheap oil easy terms. Apply to
| W. McCACLLEY & Co,
Market street, WI lminRton, del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
VALUABLE FAkM. All PRIVATE
SALE

The subscriber offers for sale his very desirable and
hghy productive farm of 50 acres situated quarter
OF mile west OF Greenviile Statoa, the Whining
ION and Reading kailroaii, Chrstilna Hundred New
Castie County, Delaware and about tx miles north
OF wilmington II Is dir idud into six fields by good
There - small body OF v oodland; hne orchard
Ing buildings consist OF II good stone house, .
suitable for farmer a I'd good franc barn R1yA
20 by 90 feet with large overshoot and she'd tGtIn
ding, and stabllng for five horses and ten llllHX
cows There is fine L. avn In front of tho dwelling
hed with trees and sr ubbery, and both the
house and barn Thcr several eligible Sites for
residences that comma nd fine via the Delaware
river aud the adjacent sountry, while Its proximity to
wilmington render cry desirable. Tho terms will
be made accommodate 10.
Persons wishing to VI the property will be shown
the same Robert ST residing theron OF by the
subscriber. ROBERT MORROW.
nov At;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

Thed. Y. Clark, Red Lion hundred, IS years
old, presbyterian and a man Of intelligence.
He has several important bills AMI watches
Legislation carefully.
Joshua Maris, Is u native of PenDsy lvanla, 4
lawyer, was at one time Mayor Of Wilmington
and Is now President of the City Council Of
that city. He Is gentleman and has some at
tainments rs scholar, easy and pleasant man
| ners, liberal and large minded. Mr.. III. has had
/ a large amount Of business, mostly ola private
nature and Is painstaking conscientious menu
Der.
The. Sussex Delegation.-It seems but an
idle passtime to write TO Sussex people Of the
| men whose names and acts were 81 recently
canvassed on the stump ald by the press, and
yet 1t would seem partial TO pass them by with
out notice.
John Hickman, OF Baltimore hundred, was
| member for several sessions and once Speaker
Of the House. He is a live democrat, not a
partizan. lie Is FESTIVE under the yoke which
our slow-going people bear without IA murmer,
and III favor Of schools and public improve
ments,
George NJ. Davis, North West Fork hundred,
the oldest member of the House, is a fine speci-
men Of sussex physique, man Of solid lrin-
votes as he thinks.
Dr. Hugh Martin, Of Seaford Hd., is geutle-
man OF wealth, culture and ability, IA sasaciotls
politician aud devoted to the conscientious dis.
charge OF duty as a legislator. He was mem
Der some years past aud in 1850 L. s. Consul
70 Matanzes. The Doctor is popular with the
members.
DR.. James 4. Thompson, of Broad Creel
hundred, (where democrats grow full size) is 9
promising young physician, popular with tn,
members and the lady visitors. The Doctor il
now Milling his first public position and fills
with credit to himself and his good old hundred
lie possesses the element of success to a larg
degree. W 'As
Edward Jones, OF Nanticoke hundred, Is
successful farmer, a man of liberal views tiru
VIII ana large amount Of common sense
| David IL. Holland, of Cedar Creek hundret
is merchant Of South Milford, 43 wears of az,
has been successful business man. is !. uujt
lnoDtrusive person, devoted to the interests
ly. ''''''''' ~ : Wv
Jesse b. Stevenson, Of Indian River Lundre
last but not least) where tue osyter and clan
the canvass back and the black back luxuriat
You never had more clear headed. conscieI
lious representative not talker, but a think
reader, a man of character and GOOD sense.
This ends the list We have nothing to $;
against former legislatures, for the wisdom
our state policy, is IL lasting monument to the
me mory but we congratulate the people upt
1r The wisdom, displayed in the selection of Il
legislative ticket. In Sussex tie iicket W
make by the people, each hundred selecting
Is member The day for reform has dawned al
the people VI the state are alive.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
Farm for Sale.

TNOr AaIe.-A two horse power with thresher AZ d
Il shaker in good order, Casho make. Parties be-
fore purchasing would do we'll to call and examine
this machine al the farm of Mrs. Hannah bradley.
near Newark M II viii positively be sold during te
season A credit of months will be given by gNhl
| a bnnkable note with approved endorabr Aodress
HENRY H. BRADLEY, 33I East houIh a 80
Wilmington, Delaware. lan wv"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

Harm for Rent.-Two miles from Claymont,
L near Practical Farmer, of ATTY acres, with an
A'''''A"' vi '''' WILLIAM p LODGE,
or n. II. LODGE.
Mast h. well recommended. A good show for q
trucker. 1Rh23-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

VITANTED.-A WHITE BOY, about 10 OF 70
w years of age, Zone from the country preferred
that understa nds taking Of n horse. Apply at
This Office. jnu2T
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-03

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Drunkards and Opium Eat

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STALLION!

THE sell bred al.d stylish young Htall;on-- | Barr Eeeve-win make the season of 1878, as WCacosfvELls on Wednesdays; East Litchfeid sa ThnEsa1ya. and at LitChaeld Mansion House zszhses anEing ether days of the week. Terms maae knOun st tine of service stf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-03
10 PER. CENT NET.

THE IOWA LOAN. AND TRUST COMPANY will invest money on first class Real Estate at 10 per cent. interest, net, payable seni-annually in New York, and will guarantee the collection of all loans made through it's agency. All charges vesting, for New York and New England refer- ences, and full particulars. SAMUEL MERRILL, (late Governor of Iowa) President. Address JAMES B. HEARTwELL, Sec'y, Drawer 167 Des Moines, Iowa. 11-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-07-03
0CEAN'S STORY:

Goodrich (son of "Peter Pdrley') and E. Ho,O. land. A work of great historical research re- counting in truly graphic style the wonderful growth of Navigation, & History of Discovery ing adventures, battles, shipwrecks, mrltinies, piracies, &c. Describes how from the first tiny bark, when ocean was the dark realm of terrors, sails now whiten eveeg sea, lightning flashes tidings from shore to shore; and men bring up wonders from deep waters, with many other mat ters of lively interest, which go to make up one of the most Valuable, Fascinating and Remarka- ble productions of the age. Over 200 spirited illustrations. AGENTS WANTED. For circulars and terms address, HUBBARD BROS, Publish CTS, Boston, Mass. 114.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

 DIST2ICT of Ktnt ss Probate Court. June II 1873.
 Estate of Pat.rck Drake, late of Kent. in said District, deceased
 ORDERED-That the 18th day of July next 1873, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, at the Probate or fee, in KeBt, be. and the same is assigned for the exhibition and allowance of the Administra tors account with said Estate, and this Court d ects the Admiui- -rator to give public notice to all peasons interested therein. to appear and be heard tn. reon. by publishing this order in a weekly newspaper. printed in Litchfield County and pcsting copy on the public sign post in the town where the deceased last dwelt, and return make to this Court.
 122t PERRY HUFCUT, Judge. A T a Court of Probate holden at Kent within A and for the Probate District of Kent on the 1Gth day of June, A. D. 1873.
 Present PERRY HUFCUT Judge. Estate of Milo c. Barnum late of said District deceased. The Administrator represents said estate insolvent and prays the appointment of commissioners thereon.
 WhegeUtp0n, Ordered, that Commissions to re- ceiye, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Pro- bate office in said District on the Eth day of July A. D. 1873. at o'clock in tine forenoon. And that all persons interested ill said Estate may be notified thereof, the Administrator vii cause this order to be published in a newspaper pub lished in Litchfeld county, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, in said Kent.
 11-3w PERRY HUFCUT. Judge.
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