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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of vend. Expon1s, to me direc-
ted, will be exposed TO Public Sale st the National
Hotel, kept by j. Brani, In Midllctpwn, St.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware. un
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1871,
AT II O'Clock, IN,
The following described real estate, viz
All the following pieces and parcels of land, sitr-
ated IN Appoquinimink Hundred, in the county OF
New Castle and State of Delaware, bounded aud de
scribed as follows. to wit Beginning at u stone cor
tor land late of John $. Latta and running
north lightweight degrees twelve and four tenths
perches TO stone corner land late OF David Cham
bers thence north eighty degrees east hun
bred and four and nve-tenths perches 10 u stone, a
corner Of land of William M Gardner thence north
two degrees west, twentytour and six enths perches
to u stone corner for land of John Young thence
north eighty nno degrees west seventy and six
tenths perches to a stake in public road thence
north seventeen degrees east, twenty and sixtenhs
perches IN said road, for ssid Young thence
north sixty seven and halt degrees west, thirty
and four tenths perches u stone corner Tor said
Young thence north eighty-four and three iourths
degrees west, sixteen and four tenths perches to
stone, thence south sXtysx perches the place OF
beginning, containing Twenty-eight acres, Roods
and Twenty-three perches Of land, be the more
or less
Seized and taken in execution Ms the property Of
John NJ Gardner and Mary Stats, ENecntIlA Of
Samuel Stats, deceased, and to bs sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG;, Sheriff
Sherih's otire. New Castle. Feb. Ith, a. Il. ls7I,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
0UBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at the residence Of tn. subscriber in
ON RoNDAr HARCH ID, 1874
IL O'Clock, IN.
The following described personal property, viz:
Two good work or driving horses,
JNEN gentle IN all kinds of harness. JN
SN&A NO l, bay horse seven years Old. (sZA
No ,, brown horse ten years old.
One excellent young cow one heifer two years old
FARMING UTENSILS:
will be profit in he Spring, both home raised two
Young shoats.
Two hight farm wagon, one nearly new hav rigging
to suit both, two market Jesrl orDs, family
iiage and harness, one Germantown dearburiI, two
dearborn poles, one horse cart, one Kirby clipper
moving machine iOr one OF two horses, one steel
tnoth hay rake, slg and bells one corn shelIer
unr grain fan, two Whcelblrrows one large grind
stone, one mover grinder. one sm all roller, puws
harUms, Guilty. lOIs hay cutter, grnin cradle, now
my scytbes hay knife, hay and manure forks, raves
hoes -hOyels, spades, mtul and wed. corn Knives
cabbage cutter, double and single tees, mattock
wood amt horse, one hAid,r, lot OF prkle bar
Tels lot OF trut boxes, lot vi af ket baskets
iIess cart, saddle, pillow aud lead gears one saddle
and bridle COW chsii.s one leather nv net; ahO lot
OF Rhubarb plants of excellent variety, aud IN any
other ARTICLES to tedious too mention,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FERNfTURE.
Such one large cook stove and fixtures, I small
cook stove, one parlOr stove, two bid room stoves,
belstesis, secretary and book case, one Doty'
washing IN achine, churn, butter tub, print aud
paddle lot of tin ware, milk pans and pats, milk
bucket aud strainer, scales aud weights, Two clocks
| chairs Ac.
| TEkMS.-All sums of S25 Aud under cash all over
that amount credit of six months Will be given by
the purchaser giving his mote with approved
", II not paid at maturity Interest win DO added
nom day OF sale, per cent on iur cash.
HENEY =, ALEXANDER.
Lewis w. Stdham Il sou, Auc;ioseers. teh t.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
DUBLIC SALE
Eirst-Class Stock aMdI
Farming Utensils,

The subscriber will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, a. m, sharp,
On his Farm at Kirkwood, his stock and dairy and
iai ming utensils, consisting OF
FIVE HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES,
one Of them u splendid brood mare, and 1 -
tins Young stylish driving horse, years old, <y21l
said to trOt IN On, and pair OF good young An
Cj.s:-g6mnles. Twenty Head OF line MIX gOws,
EESs5fS some III them fine theTe il In the State
WA.A-- the most vi them with calves by their side
aud iuc Others coming into profit woke ul nice
young oxen, 3 wears old. bulls, one a 3 year sd
HJlstclu, aId the other u Two year old Durham; 10
PIEs, Chester Whites tWu-seaitd carriage, xSskl
ness, wagon harness, lead gears, collars, b. .lAs
dies, halIeI~, saddle aud birdie.
FARMING UTENSIISI
.-horSe iron axle farm al:on, IRON axle OK cart
hay rigslng-, one good roller, steel tooth rake,
revolving rake, p1ws, Twin harrOws, guilty a
tois, good clipper mower, Marsh harvester, 1 OF
thh hncst rral"'iS ever made, capable seating
with scarcity OF help They the reaper, Hussey
reaper, post ltdc ef0wbar. harm shuN ell half BUSH
cl ana hall peck MEASURES forks. fakes, hoes, shoy
els COW chau's, chal>, yoNcs, gram cradles,
moving scythes, J briar srythcs, AID grain bags
DAIRY FIXTURES.
good horse power and churn, milk paus, cream
cans, milk ans, buckets, Nc 10 butter boxes ali in
urdrr, besides great many things too tedious
mention.
cash, all sums over $50 ciedit or months win
be gwen by the purchaser giving banka note with
approved endorser, with interest from date Hive
per cent OH Tor cash
JOHN q. CLARK
L. W. sTIDHAM & sos. Aucr. jan26
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
Attest w. S. Haye,
n N ORDINANCE

~
To amend ordinance. entitled "An OItltnatr,f
concerning the duties of the City Trt aSuT.r, .,s
printed in the Ordinance Book Of lS'2.
Be il ordained by the City Council Of WiilniHgos
SECTION I. That Section OF an Ordinance riitis
tied, IAN ordinance concerning tue duties at IL,
CITY Treasurer" br amended by inserting att,r the
ing Wis he shall be required tn take tile
OF the said institution or institutions curtt
deposit in duplicate IN form PROVED ii Ivy Ia tliy
Council. OF which he shall dcytr uuiat, ie
thereafter to the City Auditor, takin1 duplicate
cepts therefor, of which he shall lie In his uie.
with the other certificate oil deposit and tn "tL,r
he shall deliver TO the Chairman ui the In
ance Committee, and these moneys and all Tiers
In the City Treasury" and that said section
be further amended bv adding at the ell thor
OF the words, following, to wit prov idcd hnW :
ever that the said provision of this section sli,
not apply to such moneys as shall be received from
school taxes OF bonds issled for tine benefit Of Ia,
public schools
) cTIoN 2. That section of said Ordinance I've
amended by striking ont the second paragraph there
inserting in lieu thereof the words following
viz ''rho office of the City Treasurer shall he
cupied by the treasurer alone and he shall N he
allowed TO transact any other business therein dur
NJ. to O'Clock p. me- and from O'CLOCK to o'clock
p. M. on all ordinary business days"
SECTION 3. That Section 6 of said ordinance e
amended by adding at the end thereof the words fol
lowing, viz alt shall also be the duty of the CitI
Treasurer to keep Cash book in which he shall en-
ter his cash receipts and disbursements ard bal
the daily at the close OF his business hours,
detailing how said balance Is made up"
Passed at the City Hall JAM AIRY 22pd, ls.4.
j. MARlS,
President City Council,
Attest W. $. HAYES Clerk. deci5-2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
fsss ARS9aAL's a&LE
hvA OF
Personal. PROPERTY

BY virtue of an order of the District Court of the
the United States t. mt directed viii he expose, tn
Puplic safe, AT the hotel Of John &. Luwhtr in the
town Of Aliddlctown, st. Georges hundred, New
castle county, Delaware.
ON TaURsDIr, FEBRUART nth, ~,
AT 10 O'Clock, {. IN,
The following described personal property OF the
above named John q. Lowber 2S bed stcads, n
wash stands, III tables, 9s chairs, towel racks %
looking glasses 10 slaves, IS window curtains ward
robes, sofas, clocks stools. barber chair, cup
rack and railing, spittouns. water cooler, 4 pic
lures, dozen glasses, ice box, pairs bar decan-
tsrs, sink ami strainer refrigerator, alarm money
drawer, 800 yis, carpet, hi yd~. mating, TO- yds OF
9TH mats, 10 lamps, feather beds, y maitrnss-
es, y hpstcrs 3s pillows, 81 sheets Il bolster cases.
IS pillow cases "a pa'rs blankets, 81 quilts, 23 bed
spreads. tucker springs, - chamber srts, 9 doz
towels, II table cloths tubs lot OF china, glass
ware and cutlery, gong, large lot Of kitchen fur
nitlre and utensils, lot ot liquors, whi-key Swnes &C.
lot OF barrels, u barrels Kegs, demiiGnns, Also i
brown mare, dun mare, COW, carriages. pat
ent cutting box,1 set double harness, sets single
harness, curry combs, &c.
Seized aud taken III execution the property of
John Luwbcr bankrupt, and to he sold by
JOHN NJ. DUNN, L. s. Marshal,
A. Messenger for the District OF Delaware.
L. 5. Marshars Office, Wilmington, BEL Febru-
airy Q, 1874. febj-2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

DUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale Mt the residence OF the
subscriber, on the Church farm, near New Castle,
ON THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1874,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
a. good work or driving horses, 10 r-sa,
%CN good mich cows good brood SOW, KAN
shoats, good sheep. a lot OF chicktxKX
ens. farm wagons, plow-, harrows, cutl-
vatofs, forks, rakes, sh0ves, hoes, SPADES lot Of
harness, chirn aud horse, good row boat, and a
variety OF Household Furniture, and many other
articles
That amount II credit OF 3 months on giving bank
able notu with approved indor.er and interest ad-
ded II not paid when due. VIM. ). GIBBONS.
James Holiday, Auc. Fob.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

Grace Uwch-It is now understood that
the Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, who was formerly
pastor of Grace NJ. Il. Church, in our city,
will be appointed to williamsport, Pa, the
coming year. The hope that he would be
transferred from the Philadelphia to the
Wilmington Conference seems 10 have been
II vain one. Whom our friends Of Grace
Church will secure for pastor next ear, is
question of the future. Neither have we
heard what appointment will be secured for
Dr. Matlock, the present pastor. The con-
tradiction made sometime ago by the Com
msrc'al of the report that he would be trans.
ierred to the Philadelphia Conference, was
probably without proper authority.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

". x X. X. X. ne,o Timetable. On MoE-
day trains between Wilmington and Reading
over the W. II II. K. X commenced running as
follows:
Leave this city, Mol, $3.50 AMINO. 3, 3 p. IN.
Mob, p. III. MOL arrives ri Couesville at 8.
10; Mob, 4;j0; Nos, I o'clock. No. l, arrives
at Reading At 1920 L. m; No. Bat 1908 p H.
Trains connect at Chi,lls Ford with trains ON
the =. * b. G. X. r., aud at Goatesva with
trains east and west on the r. c. X. X. Trains
from Reading and way stations, arrive here at
Il O'Clock noon and . p. M; from Coalesvllle at
S'l5 a. III. There are A stations, the roi. be-
ing ~ miles long.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

An appeal. managers of the Dela-
ware Institute of Mechanic Arts make an
appeal to its annual contributors for contin-
ued support and also ask the assistance OF
others to sustain them in their efforts to con
tinue the usefulness OF the Institution. 1t
is now entering upon its 9Th year and it is
hoped to make it more useful in the future
than it has has been in the past. praughting
every Monday and Thursday evening, afford
ing an opportunity to all who may wish to
acquire this art, to do 80 with little expense.
We recommend the Institute to the support
of our liberal minded citizens.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

A bill in equity was filled at Washington on
Tuesday, for Mrs. Myrs Clarke Gaines, on
which Judge Wyiie granted an injunction a
aainst Hon. Caleb Gushing, returnable on the
18th. Mis-. Gaines charges that she conyeye d
to Cushing $4,000 acres OF land in Louisiana,
and received from him counter deed acknow.
Lodging the trust, and that he afterwards, In hi.
own name, obtained conf IN ,tion of the title
To said lands, denying her right to any Interest
therein. She now seeks to prevent him from
receiving patent and certificates for said lands
from the Interior Department.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

OLD SussEx.-1'he Break water Light of
3lst, ult. says Politics are beginning to
bloom up here, Old Sussex being entitled
TO the nomination of Governor The many
friends of David w. Moore, at Laurel, resd.
ing IN this section will press his name for the
nomination, by the Republican party. All
we can say is, no better selection could be
made Mr.. Moore is self-made man, pos
sessing all the elements of gentleman com
bined with rare executive ability. and if
nominated his well known popularity, will
give any member Of the family tight rub
for the place.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
FOR SALE.
Valuable Farm for SAFE.

IA The subscriber having determined to quit
~ farming, Offers al private sale, his farm Sit
Iissnu uated On the Kennett turnpike, about 81,
E-2 miles north of Wilmington, Del, containing
about 50 acres OF land divided convenient e
IN good state of cultivation, and about is acres OF
valuable chestnut timber. The Improvements con-
sist OF new house, built in modern style, 50 foet
front by 80 feet deep, and containing fifteen coed
sized rooms; good barn with running water in the
yard carriage house, spring house, tenant house, ice
house, good apple peach and pear orc haris, aud
hne grapery, that VIII produce barrel Of wine per
year IL IN also within milo OF CrcenyilIe Station
on the Wilmington Il Reading Railroad. The sihl-
alton Is one of the most pleasant and desirable in tbs
country, and well calculated for acountrv seat.
Terms casv. Feb. 81 Z. FAIvRE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
ED

On the ID lnsl., Lilly A. Cannon, aged =
years, i months.
In ti.is city, on the ID inst, Elizabeth Haul
illoii, relict of James Hamilton.
In this city, ON the Sd inst, Joshua, infant
sou of Joshua aud Mary A. Bowers.
In Philadelphia, on the LIST inst, William
Kellum, in the 73d year Of his age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
RU bE.rC SALE.

0O hEsHC ALE.
viii be sold, at Public Sale at the residence OF the
subscriber, miles Irom Wilmington, on the road
leading from Kennett pike towards tho rolling mill
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ith, 1874,
At 70 o'clock, noon,
The following described personal property, viz
f5..sgsP mich cows, III prOnt by day of sale, 4
kHsASS heileis bulls, one years old Chester
N.Y. white Pigs.
FARMING UTENSILS.
2dermantown wagons, nearly new; two horse wa
gon in good order. Buckeye combined machine iii
good order, wheel lake, PennocK shelter, grain
tan, Glove hulier, twin harrows. pows, atUrs,
double and single trees, wagon and pow gears, hay
and manure forks, hoes forks, rakes, shove picks
and clubbing hoes y bushcl and II peck measures,
grindstnie wood saw lot OF cid barrels, beef and
pWk by the pound, meat barrels, about twenty
milk paus, bucket, s'faner bucket, two cream
kettles churn, butter tub, good cook stove, chair
table, coai stove. Hay bl the ton. bout twenty
acres OF wheat IN the ground 70 pain OF chickens.
rERMS.-All sums Of -a5 aud under cush all
over that amount credit Of months by purchaser
giving bankAble nute with approved endOrser. II
not paid when due interest from Jate, or per cent.
OIL for cash. GkD r. ~ NAM
l.. W. Stniham * Son, AuctiOnrers. its5-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

AT Dover, Pope country, Arkansas, on Thurs
day evening, three men entered The residenc,
Of an old farmer named McCallister, shot him
dead anu wounded his wife In the arm. One
OF The fulhans attempted to cut McCallister's
throat after he was shot, but was driven OIL by
Two sons of the murdered man, aged respective
ly Us and 10 years. Another sou who had In
the meantms obtained gun, fired a. the muir
derers and wounded one of them, when they
left. One was subsequently, arrested, and Off
GERS are in pursuit OF tue others The Grim,
seems to have resulted from an old feud.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

The weather was very cold In Northern New
York, New Eng land and the Cinadts on Mon
day morning. At Lancaster, N. H., thu Their
mometer marked 4G below zero; al Canaan
SO below; at Metedithvlle and Lake Village
32 below, at Bradford anl franklin, 10 below;
aud at Concord, ~ below. At Albany, The
thermometer marked II below zero, and re.
Inaiued near zero dnrin. the day. At Quebec
70 below zero was registered; at Brockvllp
Camtll, p b.l1w; at Montreal, below, and
at Ottawa, y below. AT Boston, the range
was from zero TO :, above.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

MERRICK, JOHNSON & CO.,
=. Il. Corner sixth and Market Streets

JANUARY %, is1i-lssls, Coupon, lls.; $40 '62.
Us, new. d. j., liz SO 81 coupoa n7x go is,
Do 1l7s 1910 Do nay IS Of - do, liJs 80 year
G H"d sSs ff srs lake coy shors sx SorS
Western, 6oS do, Pref, .3S Rock island, io6S
ohios, SAN Pacific Mail AN Westn Union, 16x
Psoias TX 6 I'D & l. c. s. /; Psnna * Ssad'
tng, 61A Lehighysllsy, 6sA Lehiah Nay, AN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

AT San Francisco, on Monday, b. f. Nap.
thaly, editor Of the Sun, who had been held fol
All alleged libel, was released on bail lie was
met on the street by Augustus De Young, Of
the Chronicle, who drew pistol AMI fired ioul
or five shots at him, but without effect. DE
Young was disarmed and taken to jail, Ma
pthaly also went TO the all for protection bul
was met by another of the De Youngs, named
Michael, who also tried to shoot him. All o
them are now under arrest. The trouble grew
out of certain publications In the Sun.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
MARRIED.

On the 10Th Of January al Mount Vernon
NJ. +. Church, by Rev. Jas. Ii. LightbOurne,
John I. Skilven, Of Kent county, Nd to Mrs.
Mary A. kennard, late Of Wilmington, Della
ware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
nUBLIC SALE.
win be sold at public sale, ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. ie74,

win be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. 1874,
At / O'Clock, p. M,
At the residence OF the subscriber, living on the
road leading from Southwood Station, on the Will
mington & Western railroad, to the Mermaid, mile
from the station, the following described Personal
property, viz: hrst-class mileh cows, most
n Of them being In profit by DAY orr lSSE
~ sale two farm and driving horses, NM
N>N-A two colts, years old each and OF 4A--AA-
good stock, two shoat pigs cook stove and fixtures,
two horse endless chain, tlireshing machine clover
huller, corn shelter, Hubbard moving machine,
plows harrows cuiti OK yoke and other farm
ing Inplements. Also, a lot OF Dairy Fixtures, In
Guiding churns, milk buckets, IN ilk pans, &c.
TERMS-All sums of $40 and under cash; all over
that amount credit OF 10 months will be given by
purchaser giving his note with approved security.
GEORGE DAVIS.
James Bramberrry, Auctionear. feb5-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

While ID. ID. Williams, cashier If the First
National Bank OF & Iuueautviiit, Pa, was
writing at his desk on Sunday evening, he
heard a rap at the side door. lie opened it,
when two masked robbers rushed in, bound
aud gagged him, and made oil with S4I 900 OF
The banks funds, Including 100000 III United
States bonds and $4,000 in currency vii
llalns WAS found on Monday morning IL an
unconscious condition, but he recovered i'll
apOIll Two lnurs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

(lARD.-D. Lemon & Co Steam Cracker Bak-
" ers, Candy Manufacturers and dealers in fine
groceries foreign and domestic fruits &c, having
moved from their old store, No. 233 Market street
between End and 3rd to their new and beautiful
below, most respectfully beg leave to call the aten
ton OF the citizens of Wilmington and surrounding
ornamental candies, candy toys, fancy boxes for hot
iday presents, ETC., which they can bay cheaper at
to the great facilities they have IN their nav cs;nh
lishment, by the introduction OF stean, they
citizens vi Wilmington that they ptrrtrrd ur
goods AS low ~ they can be purchased fum "lt-
er house III America, either Wholesale, irtHil.-
We therefore inyite all our old customers and rs
many new ones conveniently cOInc ard see
us, TO give us call and be satisfied that DAVID Lun-
on who at the head fthis establishment can O,r
Inducements 10 secure their permanent custom.
dec26 st. u. LEMON * co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

Inc Following described real estate, viz:
All that ms ssuage and plantation or trait of land
situate IN AppoquiIimink Hundred, in tho county
Of New Castle, aud state of Delaware, bounded by
lands Of Thomas Middleton formerly George Benn.
Daniel Wells, John ltristcr, John L. Roberts and
others, containing One Hundred and Forty-SIx
Acres, be the samt more or less.
seized and taken into execution as the property of
Joseph Do noho and Ann Elizabeth Donoho, his wife,
and James Mcdowell, terre tenant, and 90 be sold BY
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Shcrlh's Oiice, New Castle, February 1. lsi4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05
nUBLIC SALE.

will sell ut public sale, at Ills resldenee on the road
leading. from Campbell's shops to walnut Green
mile from the latter place, on the farm formerly
owned by Alexander q. Dixon, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth. 1874,
AT 10 O'Clock, a. m, sharp,
His entire stock and farming utensils. consisting OF
n, good work or driving horses. No. Jenny
IA years old, q good driver and bids fair to
NJ. 2, Grant, years old; good work or driving
horse.
No. 8, Kate. 10 years old, good work or driving
mare, with foal by Avaanchs Saadin.
horse.
No. 8, black horse Harry 8 years old. good for
Nc. 8, the thoroughbred stallion. Avalanche sala-
DIN IS blood bay, l6 hands high, has trotted his
Also, 2 colts.Laisy, three years old Norris, two
9 sUPEKioK Mich COWS, Twoe7A,
heifers, spInging to caiye bull, steers, EZS5zS
1 shoats, Chester whites Germantown V.U-
Of carriage 6arnsss, OF dearborn harness
sets of wagon harness, set OF cart harness. set of
lead chains collars, brides, halters pair of doubl
lines, saddle and bride, ladys saddle, two-horsr
farm wagon. hay bed, market dearborn, sleigh and
rake, two-horse power and thresher anwinkle grain
fan In good ORDER Pennock corn shelter, newer and
reaper combined, plows, harrows and cultvators,
wbeelbarrrow, grlndstone, cider press root cutter.
hay cutter, large feed chest, hay fork with block and
tackle, boring machine, broad and pitching axes,
Post spduc, cioW Dhi, NAIL peck huu uhu Dushei
measures forks, rakes, shovels, hoes, spades ul
and wedges, COW chains, cro cut saw, vinegar by
the barrel potatoes by the bushe corniodjer by the
bundle. grain cradles, grain bags, 2 scythes aud
sneaths, ~ acres OF wheat the ground. Also, ne
lot of Yellow Cochin Chickens.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Consisting of beds. bedsteads, tables, chairs car
pets, corner cupboard, large milk cupboard stoves
clock and washing machine in good order.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
churn. butter tub with cooler, lot of milk pans,
buckets, and many other articles.
TERMS.-All sums Of S25 and under cash all
over that amount a credit of months by purchaser
giving bankabe tie with approved endorser
EDWARD THATCHER.
L. W. Stdhsm Il Son, Auctioneers. feb5-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-05

SHEER r. SALT
BY VIRTUE OF writ of Levari Facias
to mo directed will be exposed to Public Sale mt til,
National Hotel, kept by jackson Briant, in Mid,'k
town. in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle Coup
ty, Del, on
SATURDAY,, FEBR UARY21, 1874,
A I oicIncL m