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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
4 Remarkable Dog.

4 SEA captain just arrived in this port
from New Orleans exhibits an Irish set
ter dog, to whom he accredits one of the
most remarkable exploits in canine intel
ligence. The dog was the property Of the
first mate, and was early noted for extra
ordinary sagacity. When the sailors
took hold of the main brace to haul it
in, the dog Immediately seized the end
and ran the length Of the deck with it, as
if lending hand" o get the officers
order executed. A planter took a fancy
to the dog, and prevailed upon the first
mate to present the animal to him. He
carried it along with him 600 miles up the
Mississippi River, and endeavored to
show the setter every kindness. But one
night the dog escaped, and, running along
the river bank, lcaped aboard boat and
was toWed back to New Orleans. But
the snip had sailed. and a schooner cap
tain, into whose hands the setter fell,
took it with him to New York The ship
from which the dog was taken was lying
on the other side Of the river, and here is
where the marvel comes in. The dog,
while looking over the side of the vessel
one afternoon, seemed TO take special no.
tice of the ship on the other side After a
few moments it leaped overheard, swan
to its old home, and was taken aboard by
the delighted sailors. The mate was so
reioiced to have his dog again that he de-
clared that no half dozen Southern
planters could induce him to part with it.
The SETTER whose wonderful instinct had
brought it back to its old master, is now
more than ever the pet of the crew-.San
Francisco Bulletin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
Borrowers in New York.

IT would seem as if the city had been
districted by borrowers, each district hay
ing its infesters., The leading hotels, or
rather their patrons, are laid under con-
tribution by these financial pests, who
take their position at stated hours, and
ply their trade perseveringly from season
TO season. These are the fellows who,
having exhausted the metropolitan mine,
are following the stronger lode They
are better acquainted with the arrivals in
town than the drummers themselves.
They scan the registers as antiquarians
would a Wondering inscription, and greet
with fulsOme fattery and cordial hand
shaking every prOvincialist they have
ever encountered. Their accidents are
chronic; their misfortunes unvarying
They have always lost their pocket book,
or left it at home; they have been sud
denly called out of town, or have re-
ceived dispatch requiring immediate
answer. They have failed to receive an
expected remittance; their wife is very
i'll, or their child has just died; they must
have money or go mad. ct may be noted
here that they rarely go half SO mad as
the credulous creatures do after lending
them.)
A gentleman blessed with a good mem
DRY, and cursed with frequent approaches
of petitioners for call-loans, declares that
one of these tricksters has been bereayed
during the past six months of offspring to
the number of ninety eight, and has be-
come widower not less than sixty times.
Who can regard without profoundest
pity mortal struggling under such an
accumulation Of sorrows, and net respond
pecuniarily? Like rhetorical questions
are put by the borrower. He who an
swers them with his pocket-book may
charge It's contents perpetually to Profit
and Loss.
New York has thousands of regular
borrowers, and volunteers are entering
the strategic army daily and hourly. The
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27

ranks are always full to overfowing, and
mastery advances are constantly making
on the foe, who is hoodwinked by the
pretext that he is a friend. The foe Is
any gull or generous fellow who hates to
say no, or gives to his prosecutor the ben
eft of the doubt. The foe can win little
glory by resistance; his wisest course is
retrest, and he is apt to do so finally.
though not before his portemonnaie bears
many humiliating sears.-Junius Henru
Bsoaone, IN Sc7ibner's for February.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27
EECILY.
NORA PERRY

zszsz "a NORA PERRY.
sf,u n Ire would come to me,
NO. 10 me and speak to me,
fln1 - ehadoWs dark and dree,
13S would 30 much lighter be-
"a Il 14 would so much lighter be,
Sang Cecily, sad Cecly.
x0h. n nv love would come to me,
And FAY the words he said 10 me
Another day. Ter love of me.
Tho world vlt11I6 so much brighter pc,
81 f1SifiS fair, deserted CecLy.
{ m II -, II soald come to me.
Hnd hr3s nds and look at me,
Th4 wEi366 1tly spoke 10 me,
NJ HSssrIeS - much brighter be,
NJ ia ~ "a much brighter be,
pairingiy sang Ceclly
. But silent IA way from me,
He has D0N6fd of cheer for me,
For one dark day he doubted me,
And dOubt3nQ me. grew hard 10 me,
And doubling me, grew hard to me
aAf bitterly sang Cecily.
: gut oh, u he would come to me,
just for i little while to me,
Before he left me, he should see,
That wxe trne Is truth could be.
That WAS {fH0 ~ tru tn CCuiu De.
Sang 1enderly, sweet Ceciiy.
: oh, II he wsuM but come to me,
FeI long enough TO learn of me,
Thu procions Hufh, and say to me
The Werdsho I'D before to me,
For love ~ ~. Tor love of me,
Hn9E Cecily, fair CeciIy.
. M Way ecuJeo much brighter be,
M ctnSe r6&41 go much lighter be,
Ana patlonklyTd wait and see,
Whatever Wne Ia store for me,
Whatever Was In store for me-
Sang wistfully, poor Cecily.
Bat now through shadows dark and dree,
He win not help me, who might be,
A rock amidst this surging sea,
A shield between the worid and me,
A shield between the world and me-
Sang tearfully, sad Cecily.
And an I ask 70 comfort me.
Is that he'll come once more to me,
And say the words he said to me
Another day. for love of me,
Another day, for love of me-"
Sang pleadingly, sweet CeclIy-
$ Yet though these shadow dark and dree,
Grow dark and darker yet to see,
will rot doubt, rs he doubts me,
But still believe he'll come 10 me.
But still believe he'll come to met
With sudden cheer
Sang high md clear
This fond and faithful Ceci'y.
Tie Ga5QFy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27

THE Office of State Printer has been
abolished in Kentucky.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-02-27

When | awake-awate with bewilder-
ed, mixed sense Of having been lopg
time asleep-of not knowing where am
and Of having some great dread and
horror on my mind-awake and look
round, the dawn is breaking. | shiver,
with the chilly sensation that the coming
of even a warm day brings, and look
round, still half unconsciously. in misty
way. But what has happened? How
empty the carriage is. The dressing case
is gone! the clock is gone! the
man who sat nearly opposite me
is gone! Watson is gone! But
the man in the cloak and the wax hands
still sits beside me; still the hands are
holding the paper; still the fur is touch
ing me- Good God. am tete-a-tete with
him, A feeling of the most appalling
desolation and despair comes over me
vanquishes me utterly. l clasp my hands
the dim form beside me. groan out,
''Well, did not think that Watson would
have forsaken mel" Instantly sort Of
movement and shiver run through the
figure; the newspaper drops from the
hands, which, however, continue to be
still held out in the same position, as if
still grasping it; and behind the newspa-
per | see, by the dim morning light and
the dim lamp CLEANS, that there is no real
face, but a mask. a sort Of choked
sound is coming from behind the mask.
Shivers OF cold fear are running over me.
Neve- to this day shall know what gave
me the dispairing courage to do it, but
before | know what / an doing, | find
myself tearing at the cloak-tearing away
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
uermifd d. { s.

GIN Dem auf Dem 9Sicncr @cltauS=
ftcllunaSplatc erri&tsten pavilion pes aders
bauminitsriums, pelAer bS9ft in;sre6ante
Sammlunssn birst fam man stwas isben, mas
bic ~psnislten Wsui6en ssiebsn batsn, aGmli6
cine i6pim menbe aanpnenfr9rl. Dielelbe,
finfsis pfunc itper, lisst slsi9 elmer Glaumfecsr
auf elmer pradtpra in SilbsrsIan3 irableneen
Male, rnb tisie bsitsbt aus rsinsm SuedIlbsr
Der beriibmtsn Yrrswerfe BON Seria. Gs iinp ba-
bon $50 @entner in rinem srpBen GiIsufeIel aus.
seis0t, unc auf pissr mstalsnen Glutb, tpel8c
slsi6faQ5 einen lsltsn pprfommenben Inblif biete,
itwimmt gang ssmiitblid bic eiierne Gpafusel.
Sntersiant mar es, baS Iuspafen bes AusdflberS
nit ansuisbsn. Sasislbe III bS9tt finitlih in
DEFENDERS b~srcitstes peieeS Sbafeper, unb omar
in Ssutel BON je so plumb perpadt, pel9s rbsn
fst sussi6nirt iinp une 70 bann in bDlSerne SAP
den Seripunoet tprreen. 6riber Serienoete man
Sas aiiiss ale pUrDien @essntanoe lsi6t pal,
ilrenpe Wetaa in aus Glen seitmiseettn 6las
i6en, pel1s iebr t~Olflpielis ber3aifelen ,paren.
Gin 5err anternabm es, ben 8icertanb bes
fliissn Metales ;u prlfen, inesm er bic Sanp
sintauHts, rpOsu e5 i4pa einise Strait brauat;
ais er ie iecpb pispsr SuriifSps, bsmerfte sr, paB
spsi spIpene &inse, bic sr setrassn, li6 in fiber.
ne psrpanpelt batten. Seins Seilr3uus mar
bp4lf srsDgli4. G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Gin neueS Mittcl eeacn bic Aus.

Gin ueueS Wittcl ecaen bic Ius=
ipamSeruna. - Die gerlinsr Ssmpfratil9e
3situng i6rsibt Nsusrpin98 slaubts man in
Nedlsnburg, pur9 Elm grpjsft uisbrersr Ser,
ren cncIiG Elm Nittel s~sfunpsn ~ batsn, wsl9ss
mpSlibsrweils, tpeun aud nibt bic q uswa NJ
bsrun9Slut beieitissn, Ipt Gin Simmer
pisberiebrn Der aussewanpsrtsn ni6t ausf9lies
bsn iOate. IS purpe namli4 nit 8snsbmisuns
Der Ge9itrurg bsl9lU1sn, sin pesr mebrsrs
S9ife auf eissne 9Oitsa mad 9tmerifa Su fen
ben, I'm risjenissn Irbeitsr, bic ibr sebpftes
Slid baIeItlt ni&t ssfunpen, bic alip pabr.
iGeinIi6srtpeiie germ niseer ibre beimatbli6s Or
be bstreten mD9tsn, fptenfrei n b y a.
terlanb Suridfsbrsn II laiIsn. Sp-
fort tpuretn Nnltalten iur ausflbruls bisIeS
unternebmens setrrTsr, all Siele beuti9s Som
FUN sei6riebrn, unb I'M @nsabs Der amsrifa.
mueen Msdlenburser ssbeten. 9Sieer aass Gr.
tparteu mar bic gntpcrt Der apnIuln cine b1rar-
tise, bic leiber bas S1eitern bisls5 bGblf bu-
mansn Ylanss bsrbeifabrsn muBts. GS trai
namlif bic einitimmiee Grflaruns Elm. Rap bic
betreHenbsn a.bsitsr nit ibrem 9erpisnit in Ime,
rita lsbr ,~ufrispsn wGren unb fein Ssrla n.
gen mad elmer &iffebr gel IN, nit
gusnabme isbr wsniser 1eute, bic I9 riomsn-
tan in Irmen- unb 3ubtbauern 6.
fGnbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Die Sauptbehanotbeile oes @eines u.
bic Weinberfali@ans.
10 | E.l

- pJ
Inter 6 rtrac bes Weines perltebt man
aae ni9t ai&tisen 8stanbtbsile bsslflbsn, alS ta
Inb : Der 8tf BON unYsrspbrsnsm i3udsr, has
estilbste @lyesrin, bic @einfeinfaure, Der Wsin-
fsin, Der &sf Ron Sefs unb bic ai&snbsRanb.
tbsils bss @sinss. Yei ausssspbreusn Wsinsn
in Der Grtraetsebalt ni9t srOb unp i~bsrfsist itl.
ten A PCT. Sc psniser ein g8ein Grtraetssbalt
bat seffo nisbr III sr aussesobrsn; babsr 1ns jun.
&C @eint inner srtrastrei&sr, ais psnn bieisI.
ben Wsins alter Int. Gift gSsiae entbalten
INNER cine aniebnli@e Wsnss Grtraet, unb man
srisnni iOslsi& bic Ysbsutuus bss Grtraetssbal'
tss an benz iaesn @ti6mads. 9ntbalt sfn Wsin
Sisl Grtraet bel ssrinser Sibs, 70 bat sr ben Ser.
ba9t sesen ii@, nit esrtrinbaltissm 3udsr 3ubs-
rsiist Az isin. lebsrbaupt ia jseer bebrateabe
GrtraetssbaIt bel ni9t msrfbarr Sibe elm 3ei.
den sints bsisemii&ten 3uiayes. SUITE Wsint,
psl4s mad unisrsm @sl6mad aassesUbrsn Inb,
Inb INNER icl6e, rsl4e nur renis Grtraet ent.
baltsn; ie liub bti anisbnliGsm Weinssifssbalt
melt b~altbarer ats bic msbr 9rtraet baltenosn.
Die 5arbfpffebeS W:iues. Man
unterIGsibst rctbs uno psibe Wtine. Ssiee BE.
Ssi6nunssn fnp ai&t ssnau. Gissntli3 ROTH
Tnb bic 70 bsnanntsn @sine ni6t ~iUnbsrn Sic-
lett, uar bic wsiben Wsins batsn INNER cine
sslbe 8arbe nit sinem StiG ms tlauIiGe. Die
psiBsn gSsins wa9lsn nit Der 3sit in Der 5artt
bic rOtbsn nsbmlsn at, psrblaisn. @u9 aus eli
mem cams f~arblpisn WUfe sntfsbt Elm s~sfarbtsr
8sin, wsnu aud nur itwa& ssfartt. Die lr.
Jade Der 8arbs Der msiiten Wsiue IisSt ni&t i'm
3raubsniaite, ~icnpsrn in ben Saalen Der Bee
rem unp in ben 8srnsn, rnp es iinp nur Spuren
bon @srblaure, bic almGlis pur9 Sausrtcfauf-
nabms in lrSli9s Sumusiaure ibsrsebsn +; eaber
je talDsr Der ROlt rem ben S@alsn unp asrnen
sntiernt pbsr absefsltsrt pirp, cine eeltc litiere
8arbs bsfpmmt Der @sin. 9sfanntli9 sibt IS
bic tief tunftlrotbsn Natur,psine baapha&lid
baeurt, tab man ben Mpli an ben. arsbern in
ssi@lpHsnsn @abrbOt.issr ppsf in Gahsru Ianss.
re 3eit sabrsn labt uns crit abfeltert psnn be-
rsits bic lurmii6s @abruas Y~erIaufsn IT, mo-.
bur6 Der 5arslipT aus S&alsn unp aernsn sOa.
flnpis ausssjpsen 1T. Bon tisisn Wtinsn ins
wo9l ja untsri@eibsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
gu perfamfen 16O Nde,
0utes EarmlanD.

1as 2. %. gisrtsl zen Section %. In 5ppnfbip SO, nSrt.
lid rem 2anae %, wsflih pom 5. Sauptmsrieiane ,ntbdi,
tend 100 adsr aussejeidnetes 6armlaab gutter Gage in
9amiItoH &c., i'm Staats Jera, ltebt untsr aniprstsnten
Besinsuneeni Az seriaufen.
DasQans lisst 4 Wtlen con Ger Dubu,usune Stpur Gitp
G~ifrnbabn, etpG ) Wisiisn ron 99iaiams, s Wietlen pcH
Sli,rsbura une 10 gleiisn ppn gteen Station.
g9tssn ndtsrsr ausiunft, acknowledgements &c. rents
man f@ an ben gisentblmer, 6rn. So2n aitfier. z.
Strass, sriitsR Scra u. Glas in Eueuaae cher an ee Ht.
eaeicn Der &dietts. 5tbr. 5.-ba.b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Croft i'm 0ciDen.

8lDfsn Dir, 0 @enIb, bieniessn
Mus benz Borne feline 0eieen,
Simmer fdneeit bu ben 5riecen
Ssnisits in bsS SimmslS 6rsuncen.
Tenn bu piiroeif an cen S6Ggen
Iisisr Grtc riritenb fleben
TGbtsif nur bid III tr9psen,
@irtsit nur mad Gei6tbum treten;
Tn Ssrflu6tsit i,ne pfcrte,
Die ans flbrt gum lelsen Srte
Trum srf!su' bib, ZAP Binisren
Manhsr Sdmsrs Dir lit tsiaieceu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
farm 1T r~erfauffn.

gine in grairis Ssrius Ispnlbts, Saflpn &c., Sera,
auf Der fua,nanntsu Riese al her Gam cite u. Bellevue Roao,
5 Dlsilsn fiepsflih rpn Ct. Dendtas (8ets hes mprts),
stpa 3 1silsn BON Bellevue, ssleseus 6arm Ben f0i aG,r.
ppncn 81 In Gultur unb ~etngeferit uue ~ ader Splslano
frs. Out Der 5arm befnctt I'D elm esstaufe NIT S6eune
Sta1uu9, 9iiterne &c. Di4t an Der Barn fe9t es Stul.
baus hes Ipwnftips. Gar eie rdheTen gtrfaufsbstinsun.
en penee man fa an ee 8esaetipn eisies Slattes per an
zen Observation-Disclosures, Ssrrn u. &ird)en In 81. 0pna.
tus. SadiSn Co., Spra, Der euh tereit II, rem etettabsr
ee 5arn ~ ,etssa. SUM- As UT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
NnTemburger Wa5ctte.

tes Ysrfauf5 als6 tc0en, mas man ,sSsin"
nenrt, mare ron Seits Ter Sanitatspc isei nm
bes alaemeinen geien pilsn auesrrrpentlid
tpanidensmertb.
C,DeutI6es Sclfstl."O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18
Salmpfmdi6erei.

aue Grt.a ron alsitunssssesnadnbsn fur Ssrrsn unt
Damen; 8i6enleinwans, 8etueus uOeen auf cos Bette,
S&ensueee une ia t%taisaen greifsu ssrai6sn an Der &dt
Der q. anb Scwa Strabe.
SIR Setsls, goartinsbSuf er uns 5amilitn, bic ibre game
Dafte maiden laien, trtit NOD etat farfs grttssrniseri.
8un9 extra Gin.
s1- Die Sssenaiuss pertsn sratis ~absstrlt anS ,urad.
ettanet.
april. 9.-3 @t. 9. u. eturtepant. gissnttim;
Smyrna times., 1873-09-10
SALE.

~ BY virtue writ Venditioni Exponas directed.
will be exposed Public Sale the front door OF the County
Building. the Town Dover Kent County Delaware, on
TUESDAY 3Olh day September 1873 at ~ o'clock p NJ
the following Real Estate, to wit:
A that certain piece parcel tract Of land situated
ware fronting on Magee Chapel Road and adjoining lands
pprenger lands of VIM. Marker lands Of s. g. COhee
said to contain ON HUNDRED AND TulRTY
TWO ACRES or less; the improvements which
hall story Frame Dwelling House, Stable and
one Tenanat House,
No 2A certain piece parcel tract of land situated
in North Murderk Hundred Kent County and State Della
Railroad adjoining No above described and lands
s. e. Cuhee John Wright and said to contain ONE HUN
DIED AND THIRTY-FOUR ACRES, more or less: the i'm
prOvements upon which One-sory Frame Dwelling
House.
No -A that piece parcel of
fronting the road leading from Willow Grove to Sand
(the road WOOdside Station, the Delaware
Railroad the southern boundary and separating
adjoining lands OF Alex Jackson and and
said to contain ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT
ACRES. less; the improvements are
Dwelling House with story half buiId
ing attached Piazzas Milk House, Store Room House
buildings.
No. I-A that certain piece, parcel tract Of land
North Murderk Hundred. Kent County and State
Delaware adjoining No g. above described lands VIM
BNnW y g. COhee, E. Frazer and Others and said
1870 ACRES less the improvements which
Frame Dwelling House, Smoke House, Ssbes
Cribs, &c.
Seized and execution the property OF HENRY
CUWGILL and will be sold for cash BY
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHRRIFF'S OFFICE, DOVER, DEL.
September s. 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-10
CHERIFF'S SALE.

49,
~ BY virtue OF a writ Of AL. Levari Facas to me
directed. will be exposed to Public sale at the Hotel
OF Emory Temple. in KeniOn. Kent County and State
Of Delaware. on THURSDAY, 18th day Of Septem.
Der, 1875 at iO O'Clock, A. NJ, the following Real
Estate, 10 wit.
All and singular all that piece or parcel Of land
and premises. situated IN or near the Village Of
kentOn, in ksnten Hid. and in that part thereof
which was formerly part Of Duck Creek HID, Kent
CO. and State OF Delaw ware adjoining lands OF John ~
Wilds, and other lands Of the said Lewis Graham,
beginning al a stone on the south side Of the road
leading from KenIon 10 BlackIston's Cross Roads; /;
thence with said road the south side thereof south
fifty degrees and twenty minutes forty leet to a
stake on south side Of said road, and 10 corner for
lot sold by the said Lewis Graham 10 Joshua NJ
Arhurs; thence with said Arihurs lot south thirty.
nine degrees and forty minutes, west one hundred
and tweny.four feet and five inches to a stake IN
line Of John N. Wids. and 10 a corner for said
Anhurs; thence with said Wilds north fifty degrees
lind fortythree mIAuIes, west forty feet to
the said Wilds' line and corner Tor lands Of Lewis
Graham; thence with said Graham north thirty nine
degrees and toTty minutes, east one hundred and
twenty -four feet and eight inches to the place of
| beginning. containing FOUR THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SQUARE FEET OF
/ LAND. be the same more or loss. excepting and
reserVng thereout the width Of tea feet the front
and parallel with the first line Of said above
| lot te be nsed a sidewalk or pavement for the
purpose Of persons foot pass and repass on or
over said sidewalk or pavement. and il is further
agreed and understood by the said parties OF the first
and second parts that the said party of the second
part shall have the right and privilege of 0bstructIng
Eve feet Of sidewalk or pavement for the purpose O
erecting steps or porches front OF the building
erected hereafter 10 be erected. the tract
land which the said Lewis Graham sold and convey
cd 10 the said John Garner by his deed in lee simple
OF even date herewith. and executed and delivered
Immediately prior TO the execution and delivery here
Of this mortgage and the above rectad bond being Il
secure four h1ndred and fifty dollars Of the purchase
moneI of said deed, together with all and sngula
! the buildings. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the property o
JOHN GARNER and WILMINA, his wife. and ter
1 re tenants, and will be sold for cash.
4 CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
! Sherif's Office. Dover. Del September 4. 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-10
NHERIRFS SALE

~ BY virtue writ of Levari Facas directed will be
IN the Town of Dover Kent County Delaware TUESDAY
3Oh day OF September, s73 at O'Clock, NJ the following
Ali Singular those three tracts pieces or par.
cells land lying aud being in kentOn Hundred that
Kent County State Delaware described as follows
wit: " .
No l-A that piece or parcel Of lard beginning at small
edge OF old hed where the red of William
thence along SAID James Stroud land
perch TO corner 10 said Stroud line thence north elsyen
degrees and nine minutes west ons hundred and fysx
pecheS and Of perch along the line of the
hereinafter described to corner IN said line thence
nd bsTs hsnc viii aid iins sonti on. ana
thirty and half perches stone still
With said line south sixteen aud hall perees east hu
place OH contsnns m %SRES o
No. lAl tract other piece of land beginning at
stake for the Aforesaid land OF said James Stroud
and eishtyouT peFsaes to stone thence south sixty
perches of the herenbOre described
hundred and fifty perches
land thence the line thereof sixty nine degrees
S ens sEvENfY 10 & g f
AsO all that other tract, piece begin
ming at stone in the road leading from shawns Cross Road
described running thence south twenty de
east twen3ne perches to corner for both the above
crbed south sxtyve halt degrees west eighty
6ee and s degrees @ T DeTe
and fOurtenths OF perch to stake the rh side
Aforesaid road thence south slxtyone aud fourth
perches and Of perch. theme
down the aforesaid road to the place Of beginning
is supposed, about TEN (OJ ACRES OF LAND more o
less being the same premises which the said Jefferson Levi
by ndentue bearing date the twenty
N2yember A d. 1864 and intended M recorded granted an
conveyed the sad James WoOda his heirs
excepting and reservng the the
Mendsnha her heirs and assigns out OF this
tAt portion and part Of the premises hereby intended
granted which situated and lying the Delaware Rail
Sarah R. Mendeqha her heirs and the free use right
liberty aud privilege OF passage twentyfect wide
lead from the adjoining arm on the south aOn
the easery line Of the SAID hereby granted premises wh
hereafter be the eastery line of the said Jefferson
by purchase otherwise OF lands adjoining said
by said railroad into the Lepsc he the sal
Jefferson Lewis, his heirs assigns desire
and aso subject to the right OF hereunooe
by deed of William Eyre junior unto the Delaware Raroa
Company and to and other intent
Together with all and singular the buildings
mentS, &c.
Seized aud taken execution a the property Of JANE
WOODALL and MARY ANN, his wife, and will be sold Iu
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SHRRIVFs OFFIcE, DovKR, DEL.,
September 8, 1873
Smyrna times., 1873-09-10
Administrators a Sale.

The subscriber, as Administrator. will sell at
POblic Sale, at the late residence of George Collins
decd. near Collins Beach, on TUESDAY, Septem-
ber 10Th. 1873, the following Personal Property OF
the said decd TO wit; Household Goods as follows
Beds, Bedoteads, Bedding Carpeting. Bureaus, Sofas
Lounges, Looking Glasses, Chairs, Sideboard,
Queensware, Bookcase and large lot Of Books. Cook
Stove, Coal Stove, Parlor Stove. &c. Also. Family
Carriage; Fresh Cow with Calf TERMS CASH.
1J- to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. No post
pOnement account Of the weather.
J.P. COLLINS,
Administrator Of Geo. Collins, decd.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-10
Shez'IR'S safes.
CHERIFFS SALE.

~ By virtue writ of Levari Facias, me directed
will exposed to Public Sale at the front door OF the County
Building the Town of Dover Kent County, Delaware,
TUESDAY 30n day OF September 1873, at ~ O'Clock, p M
the following Real Estate, to witt
singular all that tract parcel OF land
situated in Dover Hundred Kent County and State o Della
adjoining lands of Isaac Buckingham, lands OF James
Barrett and lands OF Others and CONTAINING THIRTY FIVE
35) ACRES be the less the same being part
the lands which Adam Lockwood Gather OF the
Rebecca Cayon died sesed and that part thereof which
an amcabe Of the his heirs at law
allotted the said Rebecca and subsequently
her seveaty together with all and singular the build
inRs. &c. ....,
Seized and taken IN execution property of WILLIAM
H. CLAYTON REBECCA, his wife, and will be sed for
cash. - -. - -, ..,,,., ~, 80
SHRRIFF's OFFICE, DOVER. DEL
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