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AN ENGLISH WAY OF DOING BUsISEss.-wbo
wonld not wish to be clerk in the service of
.nae Denehcent body, the directors of the Ma
tlonal Provincial Bank of Englande These
gentlemen state to the shareholders that tbev
nave again voted bonus of ten per cent
upon the salaries of the entire staff: and mn
der the exceptional circumstances of the year
they have thought it right to grant an 3,JJ;
u0hal gratuity of five per cent to those officers
whose salaries are not regulated by scale and
are reviewed periodically. To the officers com
posing the remainder of the staff thew have
given u permanent increase of salary e0uiva-
lent to five per cent, and the scale under W Licb
tuey are remunerated has also been revised
ana enlarged" One of the shareholders not
TO De outdone by the directors, said he shonld |
nave been pleased to have seen greater grain, |
ties gwen to the staff Commenting on this.
the London CIrit Serricc Gazette exciaims NO |
doubt with vainly watering mouth for JoIn
Bun is not moro addicted than Uncle sam to |
lreatlng his servants to golden stimulauts:
~ what direction and what n share holder
NO NC wonder that the bank paid dividend of
nave worked with q will when SO HbernIlv
reated, and gratitude will always make ITSELF
elt In this case we wonder how much of the
dividend was due to the emulation of the on ,
~ tais IN trying to show their appreciation of
ne generous conduct of the directors If this | :
ould be demonstrated we have no doubt that
ne directors would SEQ that this increase in
ne pay OF the staff was about the best invest
rent they made during the yoar." That the f
, 'iog employees share in the prosperity of y
institution is almost invariably productive b
Pront 10 the same, we heartily believe, and v
ways rejoice TO see arccognition of this con- Fl
ction.' IL may be added that the bank in y
lestloh has long been exceptionally prosper q
.; In december 1865, it declared a dividend u
the rate of 8 per cent, with a bonus eonaI to e.
per cent year.-Neac York WorLd. to
' ; is woe for noble cause, and welcome
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evil-doer. 1' ""' ""' the
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES
| IEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at J,ewest
Rates.
Ahnfok "A Ky oE r NO Ill GRAvIER STREET.
NEAH THE CORNER OF CAMP
snhecr;ba5 --'.---------- ---. u 900 900
------------------- $50, 300
A. Elmer BADER Prea;da,+
CAENGSTFELD Vice PIeaidant
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary
. BOARD TRUsTEEs.
N A Ranmaarta, SoSs schneider, Joseph Keller
~ ~ EEoke, N Schwartz, H PohImar,r
Kat Meissenoach, Frank Roder,.
Theo IiI;entba, e E.;ner 6,adsr, w Schmidt,
3 L Naaits n Cel Eondlo. Isaac SchercE,
hdckertr II Gogreve, j II WiIdsr-ar,
je22 ii ly
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all its miseries. WAN "S1UVA1e
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AT special meeting of the Board OF Directors b,d
'fs day. it was resolved, in conformity with artIeo
seventh of the charter to collect Immediately the m
amount Of earned premiums Of the FIRST quarter of 1874
ana to pay to Stockholders after settlement of aad ~
mums' quarterly interest dividend Of two and half
per cent on the amount Of capital stock paid in
G. LANAUX Secretary.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA 4
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
April, 1873. ny '"
G. LEGARDETR Tn nr4 11,,
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Al meeting Of tie Board Of Directors held nm tb.
nnsn DAY Of June. 1873, it resolved to declare
CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN Err CENT -, ~.
net earned participating premium, for the v..
81 1873 payable on the third Monday of univ neIt
Aso' to pay to the Stockholders on demand interest,"
~ the rate of Ten Per Cent per annum on tbe, sto
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TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO III GRAvIER STREET,
NEAk THE CORNER OF CAMP.
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| STATE Lou1sIANA ,
| Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. {
Juno, 1879 '-' AAA1n eAS OIL
P. CHS. CUvMLIER, Notary pnb,c
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

he subscriber will sell at publc sale, nj the farm
oil Uriah Brak, in Alill Creek Hundred On the road
|, aiing from Ros2yille Factory. to MILFORD Cross
Roni>, about y miles nom Newark, on Thursday,
the 9Th day OF February, 1873, N 10 O'Clock, n. III
all his stock and Farming utensils without reserve
Of Ncguppa colts, rising four years old, wei ma'ch-
ed, partly broken and warranted sound ten ~
go :. good COWS, som with calves by their In
- SIDES others will soon he in profit; GSzA
.l-.SA hrer CONT three years Old, two year oht
heifrr5. yearlIng calves
FARMlNG CTENSiLS-onc good farm wagon
for Two or three horses, one Germantown carriage
plows 3 eul,ivainrs twin harrow, roller, iny
machine, Kirby PATENT wheat drill, Pennocks' corn
shelter good now, grain fan, steel touth horse
rake, hay FORK double and single trees, forks rakes,
shoyels hoes spades &C.; sets wagon harness, two
sets lead arncss, set carriage harness. collars brit
dies, lines buffalo robe AMI horse blanket lead
chain, breast chains, COW chains, cross cut saw,
bread axe, ha nd axe maull and wedges, CROW bar
grind stone briar scythr, moving scyte, grain era
die. hay knife, wheel barrow, y bushei, and peck
measures a piece OF shifting, with cone pullies:
| Household and Kitchen Furniture-consisting OF
tables chairs setee. bcdsteads, looking glass, par
lor stove, setting room stove bed room stove, win
| DAIRY FIXrTRES .-Chufn, butter tuh, lot u
milk mans crrain Kettle, buckets barrels benches
| pork by the pound vinegar by the gaor, aud gre,
| many art iclcs ne met nncn
| CGSDITIoNS OF SALE All sums under, 90
casl. on ali SIM 81, - and under $50, credit o
six months apl al sums OF $50 and upward, a credi
q Ten in.n.ls viii BE- given, by the purchaser gtyn
| h.ni ,ii. uuie with approved endoIser No interes
IL .a.vA.u &c, ID not paid when duef interest Iron
date. rpr.unp.ur t.
A. Cannon, Aucttoneer. feb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit farming, Will sell
at public sale Red lioh Del on the roal lead
ing WI mingon. Monday Feb, 18th, 1878, at 10
O'Clock, n, M the Following described personal pro-
splendid driver; one hrst rate draught T1SssxA
horse. II hands high, and is good cartkAh
horse; the other L. good worker, sntabl, fur farm
F5.sstgpurpcses. Eleven gooj milch cows, most
MI of coed oxen. Fourteen line shoats, l two
horse wagon. cart double harrow, two cultiva-
tors, shifter, Heckendorn, pows, double set OF
wagon harness. piow gears, brides, coilaFs forks
single chains,a large cedar meat tub lot of
brooms, lot of picked pork, Vinegar by the barrel,
new rockaway carriage.
Household nnd Kitchen Furniture.-Deds, bed
steads, bedding, bureaus. work and wash stands,
looking glasses, chairs, two mahogany tables, one
centre table; two rocking chairs Quilting frames,
clothes horse, dishes, knives forks kitchen tables,
one bench; cupbords, coal stoves, an excellent
cook stove with fixtures; copper Kettles tubs, &c
DAIRY FIXTURES.-One large churn with two
handles, churn horse, 2cream kettles, milk pans,
stralner buckets, butter bowl, adle and prints and
numerous articles too tedious to mention Most OF
the above articles
TERMS.-Al sums of 500 and under, cash, all
that amount credit OF six months will be given
by purchaser giving. bankable note with approved
indorser. Six per cent of for cash. No postpone
ment.
| Also, at the same time and place. the farm which
Lion p. o., Del, 9k miles from Wilmington and
within ten minutes drive OF the railroad depot;
venient to churches, schools, and post Office. The
| improvements frame house of 10 rooms, with q
granary carriage house, hen house, smoke house. let
house. Apple orchard and pear orchard. The farm
IL well fenced, and divided into six fields well water
| ed never failing stream forming pat OF the line
| an excellent dairy farm. ,,,..
| VIM j. Iank Auctioueer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
sIIERIFF's SALE.

by virtue of writ of youditionl Exponas tv me d
reces will be exposed To public sale at the Lafayette
Hotel, No 81 Shiplcy ST. kept by Jas. q. PersUn, in
the city of Wilmington. New Castle Coun'y, Della
ware, Ga WEDNESDAY,, +, bruary 10, 1873, at two
O'Clock. m, the following described Real Estate,
viz; An that certain lot piece OF land situate IN
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware.
bounded and described as follows to witt Be- Z.
ginning at the southwest corner of Ninth and NEslA
Windsor Streets thence southerly along SAID Ileg
westerly side OF Windsor street eighty feet tol..l
corner thence westerly parallel to Ninth street sew
enteen feet to another corner thence northerly and
parallel to the first mentioned line and Windsor Street
along line of other land Of Edmund G. Springer Oh
the west 80 feet to the aforesaid southerly side
street, and therce thereby easery II feet the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what they
with two story brick house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution the property OF
Jacob G. Chandler, and to he sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office, New Castle January 10th, a. d. 1872
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit farming will s.n
at public sale, at hs farm McClellandsv lille, two
miles from Newark, in White Cay Creek Hundred,
on FRIDAY. March 18th, 1873, at IL o'clock M, the
I low lug personal property Four good work horses
two of them good drivers two cows, one yoke -
E5s;SSsp1f good home raised Young oxen, In
ESGSfS well broken; / two horse wag N; Ons SxA
W.W~ OK cart, yoke, one Union mower.
n-.l.y liaw two horse wheel cutvator plows, cul-
tivators, twin harrow, wagon harness, Nc.j pillow
gears. rakcs and forks, double and single treos so
bushels OF oats potatoes by the bushe and good hay
by the ton.
We will also offer tue day at our shops at Nc
Clelland ,vlle which Is close by new two horse wa
gons, . new Germantown carriages, new market
wagon, new Aty. lud plows, new twin harrows, new
cultvators, iron post SPADES double ant single trees
CONDITIONS OF SALE. IAN sums under S35
cash; all over that amount credit OF six months wi
be given, by purchaser giving bankabie mote with APP
proved end0rse and paid at maturity, no interest
will be carged ii not paid interest will BIO charged
from day of sale
WIN. McCLELLAND.
Thomas Brackin, Auctioneer. feb 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
SheriH,s Sale.

BY vlrtus of u writ of Ievari Facas TO m; d.
rccted, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
AfeEaA Lafayette Hotel, No 81 Shipley street. kept
Issm by James 9. Pierson, in the city OF Whining
ulA62 ton, New Castle County, Delaware, We'd
neSay, February 10. 1873, at O'clock p. M the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz All that certain
Of land with brick dwelling thereon erected, situa-
ted in the city of Wilmington, and bounded follows
to wit Beginning on the easterly side Of Madison
street seventy sly feet from the north ,astely corner
OF Fourth aud Madison Streets at the center the
party wall between tho house on this lot and that
street through the center of the party wall aforesaid
Ct feet thence northerly anil parallel Madison ST.
twenty feet, more less, to the southerly side OF
feet wide alley, leading into Madison street thence
westerly along said sadie of said alley, and parallel 10
Madison street; and thence southerly along said side
of Madison street twenty feet more less the
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what they may
with the free and uninterrupted of aforesaid alley
in comnon with other owners of lands bounded the
on, forever.
Seized and taken into execution Us the property OF
Morris Dickinson, and TO be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Shoriff's Office. New Castle. Jan. Is, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

by virtue of writ Of levari facias me direct, d
wbe exposed to public sale at the Lafayette Hotel
No. sft SIMPLIFY street, kent by James c. Person In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on Wednesday. Feb. 10th, 1873, at 2o'clock,
p. the following described Teal Estate, viz: III
that certain lot OF land situated in the city OF Wilm-
lngton County and State aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit Beginning the norther
ly side OF Ninth street, between Adams and jack OIL
Streets at SO feet wide alley thence by the said side
thereof easterly thirty two feet thence southery par
nllel TO jackson street one hundred feet the said
side Of Ninth street. and thence thereby westerly 81
feet to the place of begining, be the same less
with the privilege moreover OF the use of said alley in
common with other property owners thereon, forever
Seized and taken Into execution the property OF
Abram r. Woolston and Ella 5. NJ: Hoolston his wife
and t. T., and TO be sold by
ian % ROBERT l. ARMSTRONG; sheriff
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber having rented his farm, will sell at
public sale on Tuesday, February 18TH 1873, Mt his
farm on the road leading from Delaware city to
New Castle, ~ miles from Delaware CITY, the fol-
towing described property: Three pair Of -
good young males, well broken, well matched, In
and will work well to amy harness, one odd ES<A
mule, good worker one bay horse; one yoke CT oxen
excellent workers; five cows i've yearling cllyeson
young bull, good stock; 40 head ewes all with lamb
One good york wagon, one jaeger wagon, one four
horse wagon one light two horse wagons, one OK
cart, one reaper machine "combin'd one lluSsty
reaper Giant mower, roller. two rain drills,
one Willoughby, best IN use; onc Van Wickie fan,
two steel tooth r.ISps, paws, harrJwS cultvators,
hoes, shoyeis Sc lot OF of grain bags grndotone, lot
OF wagon and plows harness, collars, hTltllrs, OK
chaiu9 pillow double trees and single trees, with MANY
other articles to numerous to mention
Sale to commence at 10, n. nj sharp.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-An sums Of 1913 AMI
under cash, over s25 credit OF eight months " III be
given, by purchaser giving bankablc note with an
proved endorser with interest from day of sale.
Sale Positive.
jan 30-ts w. H. ii. CLARK.
/. W. StIdham & Son. AMctioneers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
XecutOr's Sale
OF
n r a l. Z 8 II A T. T.

THE UNDERSIGNED, executor OF the last will
and testament of the late James X yuam, will sell
Mt Public Sale, at the public house OF James King In
the village OF Christiana, Oh SATURDAY, February
I'd 1878, At two O'Clock, T. M, tract OF lana, lying
and being in white Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, bounded OH the south by the turn
now or late of the heirs of David Bush and on the
north and east by land OF George Palmer, containing
90 Acres, more or less About twenty acres OF the
said tract covered with young aud thriving tim
Der; the balance arabic land. The whole tract being
part of the real estate of James X. 10y nam, de-
ceased.
to be paid on day of sale and half of the balance
before the 25th oil March, 1873, and the bal
ance the purchaser can have six months by giving
banlSable note with an approved ndorscr hearing In
tcrest from date
Possession given before the 25th of March
1873 and deed after complying with the terms.
jan23 ROBERT I. LYMAN,
j.. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers. Execu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
EARN EOK SALE.

one hundred and fifty two acres Of land for sale,
having about sixty acres underall with tho best
quality OF iron ore, OF Hemettc and gray Iron ore In
great quantity, in Pcncader Hundred, two miles
This sdo OF Il asgow Ths farm hat II COED frame
house, good barn. stnbif ail sn"ds good wei OF wa
ttr, 20 acres OF timber, OAK, chestnut and I"piar.
large amount OF white clay, &C., &c Iron men OF
Delaware look 10 your interests aud don't let Pna-
delphians the people OF Reading take this great
prize out OF your hands. The new railroad cuts
through one end the farm and into part of the bed
of iron ore. This farm can be bought at $50 per
acre, 5000 dollars down, and two thousand dollars an
nualy with interest. Title good. Samples of the Iron
ore can BE- seen by calling OIL DIR. VIM Fields Agent
2i3 West Seventh street. Jan l3-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PURLIC SALE.

Tho subscriber having rented his farm IN White
Clay Creek Hundred, Will sell at his residence, in
New Castle Hundred, on tho road leading from
Hares Corner to the Christiana, tho following do
scribed personal property Monday, February Path
1873, one pair of good work mules;1 work hor-
SEES, one OF them Aaron M excellent saddle 1N
horse, first rate for tournament riding, and go
OF them mares with foa one Moscow colt coming two
,syaEy years old; i've yoke of good work oxen, ten
ES55Hu milch cows, some with calves, and Others
iAxbHn springins; full bloodrd Durham bull, COM
ing two years old; new york wagon; combined
mower and reaper, nearly new; goud OK carts, one
heavy horse cart two wheeled hay rigging one light
DEARBORN cultvators two pair OF twin harrows, one
twill A harrow with double bill to,th all OF which
ars nearly new lot of plows, IIeckendorn. Baboock
6 Moore, mill for grinding feed, one corn shelter
fan, stage harness, set OF double carlilge har-
ness, yokes &c; eight barrels OF cider vinegar
made the p asst season, one sausage grinder.
The above to be sold without reserve. Should the
day provo unfavorablo the sale will 60 on und II shell
ter
TERMS.-All sums Of $50 and uIder cash; on all
oTer that credit of nine months Will be CIV
by purch giving bankable note with appro,
ed endorser ntere st added, OF five per cent. of fol
@ ash.
N D.-Parties purchasing stock who arc short oil
feed can have them kept at reasonable rate.
PHILIP II. CLARK.
l.. w. Stllham s Son AuctioneerS. feb 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
EIIRIlC SALE.

VIII be sold At public sale on Thursday, February
st, 1873, at o'clock, p m on tue rosd eadng n ON
Ised Clay Creek church, TO Mendinhalls Mil, the
following stocs farming utensils, viz; Three
horses 40. l, Mike, work anywhere No 2, <.1s
Lucy, work anywhere 30; 8, Fanny, work 49,,
g5...srr Three good cows, one oil them fresh day Of
kRsiifs sale. One two horse wagon, one MARI /
NHM dearborn, Germantown wagon, ono shit
ing Top buggy, set OF carriage harness nearly nsw;
set of dearborn harness, two sets of pillow harness.
plow twin harrOws hukes forks, rakes, shOvel-,
hoes aud grubng hoes, chains, Van wicke fan. corn
shelter, barrels, hOgsheais pig set of double trees
double lines. swngle trees, wheel barrow.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Al sums under $e5
cash on all ans over s25 credit OF six months will
be given without interest, by the purchaser giving
bankable note and satisfactory security II not paid
when due interest from day of slac.
Mrs. JANE McELWEE.
TunN - RRAcKIS Auctioneer. Ian3l
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned intending to qaite farming win
sell at public sale on TUESDAY, February nth 1873
on his farm near Warwick, Nd his cn'ire stock and
EARNING utensils, consisting In part as follows: Six
head oiliorsrs, one very fine brood mare, Fannie,
supposed to be with foa by Napoleon OF n,
the above horses are good drivers; colts, rTS2A
one two years old in April. sired by Jackson Ah
Black Hawk, Jr.i one year old IN March very fine
aS.,srsu colt. Four mitch COWS, two fat beef cattle,
NTTk weighing $500 or $500 rounds live weight Z
3AsAA heifers two years old this Spring, one yoke
Of oven kind and gentle One stoner drill with Ham
ilton attachment one York carriage, open dear
born one farm wagon, three OK rarts, one Penning-
ton reaper, one hand corn shelter, one Van Wrinkle
fan ono Stoner steel tooth horse rake pows harrows
cuitivators and farming utensils generally
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums of s25 and under
cash on sums over that amount credit Of months
viii be given by purchaser giving bankable vote
with approved endorser, discount added Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock
P.S.-Puhllc attention Is called Ia this AL. a. the
stock IL coed -.
ware. a.,
5. 81. EnJs. AuctionerT Jan 80
James Clippin has just received q new lot :
the finest quality Of tea, black, green aud japan
at thecorner ofFourth and Market street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

. resteai WIN y s1pssed 70 Public Sale at the
pieTsS,n in the Gig Of MnH1pSton Ns% Castle Goun,
Febraary A. D., 1873 at &C iock p m, the ioiiSG-
ing described real estate, viz All those two certain
ton Aforesaid bounded described as follows, to wits
No. l. With a three storisd brick house thereon
street between Lombard and Pine streets. the III
street at Philip Quisleys line; thence with his line
southerly parallel with Pine street. Is feet to the
alley side westerly seventeen feet 70 the lands OF o
sePh Tatnall thence with said fatnals lands north
said side OF Twelfth street; and thence thereby easter
Ss o. said so ace al ~ tine
said bounds eleven undrid and ntty-six feet land
b. the more less.
No. ., Beginning at the southerly side ot Twelfth
street At the distance of ninety the westerly
along line OF said lot southcrly, parallel Pine 81,
feet to the nortneiy side Of an alley four
alley side and parallel 10 Twelfth street westerly 20
along line said northcriy and parallel 10 pine
street sixty-eght feet TO the said side Twelfth
OF beginning be the contents thereof what they may
with The common use OF said alley,
Also, all those two certain lots pieces land
ated in the City of Wilmington esad AMI bound
ON the northerly side Of McCauiey street sst@eesn
Lombard ana pine street, At the distance of ninety
land of Francis Vincent; thence with line of said
land northerly, parallel with Pine street NIFTY nine
thence with said side OF said alley westerly parallel
to McCanucy street, eighty feet 10 stake in line of
land VI Phlp Quigley; thence with said Qugley's
Inc snuthsriy rarairl Pine ATTY nine feet to
the SAID side OF McCaulcy street. and thence thereby
EASTERN eghy feet to the place of beginning be the
contents thereof what they may; and No. 2, begin
nps NJ me southerly side Of Twelfth street. between
Lo lnbard and Pine street the one hum
dred and ten feet from the westerly side of Pine
corner of other lands of the said John E. Crockett
thence with line of said lands southery parallel 10
Pine street, sixty eight feet to the northerly side of
four feet wide alley; thence with said side OF said al
ley westerly parallel to 18th street sixty feet line
OF land Of James Carsweil, thence with line of sa d
land northeIly parallel with Pine street sixth eight it.
to the said side of Twelfth street, and thence thereby
earterly sixty iet to the place Of beginning, be the
contents Thereon what they may with the free and
priv ileSe OF the above mentioned alleys in common
Seized and taken into execution rs tho property of
| John T. Crockett and Elizabeth NJ. Crockett his
| wife and Henry Armstrong. james Davis and james
| Stew art, terre tenants, and to be sOldEhy
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff 'Ohice, New Castle, Del, January II, A, d