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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

GENERAL PRODUCE MERKET.
Ashes are without improvement. We quote
Pearl at IS 1909. and pot ut *G.37lz @G 3d.
Bark.-Ihe demand IL extremely limited. We
quote No. 1. Quercitron ut t35 per ton. Tan
ners' bark IL nominal ut $l4@15 per cord for
Spanish Oak, and S11@l2 for Chestnut.
In Bees'oa1 the offerings are light with sales
at SOC.
Broomcorn improved red sl1@911c topped,
10@l01{c medium green, 11@l2c.
Camalea week and little inquiry sperm Soc /;
adamantine tic.
Fel0prs arc dull: sales of Southern and
Western geese, in lots, at 35GD40c for inferior
old aud mixed, up to 49@53c for prime and
choice duck at 3S@45c, and chicken at 7@l0c
Dried Fuu-businessl light Wequote apples,
sliced, No. !, 9@l0c No. 2, 715@Sc1S cut No. l,
6sl6071Io; No. 2, 694O71Sc impaired (schultz),
5000. Pears pared and cored, 12@lSc impaired,
3@8c Peaches pared No. !, 2i0D26c /; No. q, loo
22c dark No: 8, 59loc impaired halves, s>s@
damsens-pitted, 2O@22c unpitted, s@sc.
Cherries linked pitted, 2Gc black pitted, Csc ;
red pitted, 27c. Blackberries-9@91I.
Gudno attracts very little attention. Salen OF
Peruvian At S72@75 Qrchilla OF $50, and Dried
Fish at e42t95O y ton.
Hay and Strap.-Primo timothy, from wagons
per 100 lbs, sl.05t01.15; baled hay prime, per
ton, S21@22 do common, &20@21. Rye straw.
9l6@17 wheat, do, &12@14. Corn husks, S35
@40.
&c.
Seeds.-Cloversee is scarce and in good de-
mand; sales of Western At 10s4@11Ac, and
Pennsylvania at 919@10)1c . ID. Timothy is
held at s2.75. Flaxsed il in good demand by
the crushers ut &2.10
Tailo,o is selling at s1f@sssc for city, and ~
@S1{c for country.
Poultry is arriving more freely, and meets
with moderate demand: chickens 10@12c live
and 99l3 dressed; turkeys, 1O@14; ducks, go
lie; geese, SG010c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

BUSINESS BRlsK-DfPRovEMENrs OF THE PAST
YEAR-FUSERAL OF JAMES ANDERsoN-RELId-
IoUs,
Correspondence Of the Commercial
GEoRaErowS, DEL, Jan. 20.
Business appears to be quite brisk this winter,
considering the cry Of hard times.
The Old Dominion Steamship line has been Of
great advantage to Sussex county this year
Farmers have obtained n good price and quick
returns for their corn and other produce sent to
New York.
The spirit of improvement has been greater
than In any former year in the history OF this
place. Some Is new buildings have been erect
ed within year and many others have been re-
paired.
Mr.. Frank Smith, who was 80 severely burned
by the explosion Of a lamp on Christmas eve, is
doing quite a. we'll as could BIO expected and
will probably get we'll.
The funeral Of James Anderson, Esq. Cashier
OF the Georgetown bank, took place last We'd
nesday and was largely attended. His remains
were inferred in the Episcopal Cemetery.
The protracted meeting which commenced In
the NJ. E. Church with the Swatch meeting" is
still IN progress and 10 taking on great interest.
The church IL literally packed, each evening,
with . deeply interested congregation. Last
evening there was seven conventions, and up to
date about thirty have professed religion. Rev.
Mr.. Davis is now closing up his third year and
has been very successful in his work and his
church has been greatly strengthened during his
pastoral term, and all but those engaged in the
liquor traffic and in sympathy with it will regret
to part with him at the approaching session Of
Conference. VrDI.
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T ,ARaE SALE
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTs.

STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTs.
The subscriber about 10 change his mode Of farm
ing will sell at Public sale, on his farm, at TESTERS
Corner, one mile from kirkwood station, New Cas-
lie County, Delaware on the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, at II O'Clock, sharp.
Five head Of good work horses, two Of them splen-
did brood mares and heavy with foal, one Of them
Cathcart's Black Hawk, the other by Barney Rey-
boli's ~ two colts coming year old, and ~ two
mules, one coming three years old this spring, very
large,) the o her coming one year o d this spring
(lb) Fifteen head Of MICH COWS. az nne as there
is in the State for butter, most OF them with calves
by their side, and the others coming into profit in
March, Q) one full bred Attorney COW with calf by
her side on day Of SALE ( three two year old Bulls,
OF good stock G nve yoke Of nice oxen, young and
good workers, 7pKs, Chester htes, 10 tons Of
good bright clover hay, one market dearborn, and
peach wagon, one hay cart one steel tooth rake,
one corn shelter, one Boyer grist mill, most excel
lent mill for grinding feed, one Burdck hay cutter,
only used o1e reason. one corn stock cutter, pair
Of gate posts, all ready hewed,
1000 SPLENDID FENCE POSTS,
some of them hewed, and the others IN the rough.
all Of old timber white oak and chestnut, one cider
press, one and two horse plows, cultvatora. wagon
gears, OK Jokes, &c.
TERMS-Ail sums OF $50 and less cash, all over
that amount credit of months will be given by
the purchaser, giving bankable note with approved
endorser, with interest from date. No goods re-
moved until the above conditions are compiled with.
THOMAS BRADLEY.
WM. j. 1ANK, Auctloneer.
jan2. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CID
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Cough il q symptom by which various diseased
conditions of the throat bronchial tupes and lungu
mantle themselves. But whether II arises from
the irritation produced in the throat and larynx by
taking co d, from an attack Of bronchitis. ftom in
cipient Consumption, or from various other causes,
nothing will alAy 1t more speedily or cure It more
permanently than DR.. Perce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II dnes not matter wether II be recent
at ack. or lingering cough, the Discovery Is in
either case equally well adapted for lis relief and
permanent cure. In fact, II will cure cough IN
one-af the time to cure 1t with any other
medicine and 1t does II, not by drying up bu; by
healing the affected parts. No time should he lost
In commencing the use of proper medicine for the
relief Of cough for unless this course Is pursued.
aerious aud dangerous dseRse Of the lungs IL liable
to result Golden Medica. Discovery is sold by all
dealers In medicines.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

america OF The State OF Del
"a aware. in and for
Anthony Rsybod. New Castle County.
ward ". Gilpn, Esquire, Chief Justice OF The state
OF Delaware anil rs such the frestd ny Judge OF
the said Superior Court, IN vacation. Notice Is
Anthony Higgins Esquire, attorney and duly author
lied a2eut Of The United States OF america, that the
the said United States are DESTROYS OF purchasing for
the erection OF Light House, Rfnge Light, and
Light Keepers Dwelling, certain tract OF land, the
property Of Anthony R ybod, within the limits Of
Castle County. which from 4 disagreement in price
he refuses to convey to The United states, Bounded
and described, as follows, to-wit
Beginning at stake on the southery side Of
lane or farm road at point from which the south
east corner OF brick tenant dwelling house on the
farm OF said Anthony keyhold, bears north seventy
three degrees and fOrty-two minutes west, distant
from said corner OF said house, four hundred and
eiehty-.wo feet and fifteen hnndreaths o. foot
nifty minutes east four hundred feet to stake In the
teld thence north eighty-lve degrees and nfty
minutes west. two hundred and eighteen feet and
elght-tenths of foot to another stake In the field a.
point from which the said southeast corner Of the
aforesaid brick house, bears north twenty-six de-
mentioned stake north nifty minutes west, four
hundred feet to stake by the post and rail fence on
the southerly side OF the aforesaid lane or farm
road, from which stake the southt asst corner of the
aforesaid brick building. bears north sxty-three
degree and nfty-eight minutes west and is distant
two hundred and scventy-two feet and one-tenth of
foot thence from the last mention ed stake by the
soul er,y side OF said lane or farm road, south
eighty-nyc degrees and nfy minutes east, two hun.
dred and eighteen feet and eght-tcnths of a foot
to the place of beginning. Containing two acres of
land and also the right Of way 10 the same over
e II n sa ns 9r
the limits of the said state situated in the above
mentioned County and Hundred, said lane or farm
through the property OF said Anthony Reybod TO the
public road which leads from New Castle - Saint
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strumcus or Scrofulous affections are the curse,
tho blight, the potato rot Of mankind. They are
vile and filthy a. well as fatal. They arise from
contamination and impuriiy Of the bloc and are TO
be seen all around US everywhere. one quates OF
all we meet are tainted with them, and one quater
OF these die Of them die foolishy too, because they
arc durable. AYkk's SARsArARILLA cleRnses the
scrofulous corruption from the blood renders Il
pure and healthy, and enectually expurgates the
foul contamination from the System. No 'olse
groan under your Scrofulous disorders, since the
learned AVER has provided his mastery combina-
ton OF curative virtues that he calls sARsAPARiLLA
-Aontgomsy (Ata) Adusrtissr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

WILruL LIBELER PUNIsHED.-ChArles Will
lisms, . young man, aged about 10, was pr
raigned last week, charged with gross libel on
the pastor and officers Of the Arst Presbyterian
Church OF West Chester. The libel consisted in
the assertion of gross immortality on the part of
the pastor that he was being tried before q
committee Of the church, and that he would be
acquitted, though the testimony against him
was 30 damaging that there was danger Of his
being lynched. Williams on the stard, confessed
that he had sent the article to the New York pa
per In which 1t was published, and alleged that
his only object was ths amusement he derived
in creating ). sensation. He was found guilty
on the two counts Of libel Of the pastor and Of
fcers Of the church.-Er.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

A STATE Work nousE.-petitions are in circu-
lAtion asking the Legislature for the establish
merously signed. One Of these petitions has
been left At the drug store OF E. Bringhurst d
Co., at Sixth and Market sts., for signAtures,
and all persons who are favorable to the estab-
lishment Of such an institution, and who have
not signed other similar petitions are requested
to append their names.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

DAMAGE TO FnuIr TREEs.-The extreme cold
weather OF this winter has resulted in consider
able damage to fruit trees, particularly those in
badly that the bark has burstod open in many
instances to the length Of four feet. The hard
crust Of snow and ice covering the earth, has
also been the cause Of rabbits girdlng young
fruit trees, and thus destroying many choice and
valuable trees.
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Commercial Reports,
PHILADELPHIA NARxEN,

perane, e3.75@4 extras S404.5O; Penna4, In
diana and Ohio family, S5.25@6. Wheat
steady; red, s1.1s@l.2O amber, s1.2i@
1.23 white, sl.25Ol32. Rye steady At
$40. Corn offered freely yellow, 77@7Sc /;
wcstcrn mixed, 7s1ft979c. Oats quiet white,
Csc; mixed, 6lE@64c Mess pork, $3.50.
Whskey offered at 96Ifc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

A SICK LEVY CoURrAAN.-Mr. J. G. Wilson,
Levy Court Commissioner elect from Apo
quinimnk hundred, made visit to Sussex coun-
tv, last week, and was taken with tho erysipelas:
Up to last reports he is confined to Ills bed, and
il this is an severe case a. he, had two years
ago he will probably DO conhn6d five Or six
weeks. This will make . "dead lock " in the
T
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

tT-N "a useless to attempt to cleanse stream
while the fountain Ia impure. Dyspepaia, COM
plants the liver kidneys, eTupttohs OF the skin,
scrofula headaches, and all diseases arising from
impnrc b,ood arc at once removed " Dr.; Walkers
California Pins9ar Bitters, purthsr of the blood and
to fail. 1anll,%w
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9faths.

LONoHOR-.n this Ct y, LIST inst, Hugh Donohoe,
aged 81 years.
DENORMANDIE AT Riverview, New Castle Hum
dred, on Friday afternoon. Jan. %, 1873, Pheoe
Ellen, wife OF lhOs Y. DeNormandic. ..
COuNTIsS.-Qn the Both inst, MIR. John y. Coun-
iiss, ln the 7sd yeard Of his age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

ANOTHER EDUCATIONAL MEETISG.-A few days
ago the colored people OF Summit Bridge aud
vicinity held . meeting to memoriaiize tue
Leoislsture for the privilege Of being taxed for
tho support OF schools. Robert Miller presided
and J. J. Porter and Stephen Wright acted a.
secretaries. Resolutions, embodying the objects
Of the meeting wero adopted. a memorial pre-
pared, and committee consisting OF JAS. II;
6uckery. Thomas Gould, D. X. Hamilton, and
Reys, Jehu Pierce and ID. Brown appointed to
obtain signers. Addresses were made during
the evening by d. p. Hamilton, OF Wilmington ;
eThos. Gould, Of Mt. Pleasant ; Rev. d. Brown,
of Middletown Rev. J. Pierce, preacher-ih-
Wilmer,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

IVA Stnyt!ing 7ruth,-Thousands die annually
from neglected coughs aud colds, which 0)n ripen
into consumption, or other equally fatal disease OF
the lungs when by the timely use Of single bottle
OF Lr. WiatQrs Ealsdp. Of Wild Cherry their lives
could have been preserved 10 q green old age. 60
CeaJs and 81 bottle large bottles lch the cheaper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

EccLEsIAsrIcAL. Southern Convocation
Tuesday last, Dean Croasdale in tho chair.
There were n imber Of subjects discussed, and
lectures on the following subjects: The Con-
version Of tho Jailor the Objects Of tho Obser-
vance Of the Lenten season, and Church Mis-
Bionsry Work,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

UsISa THEIR Own ROLLING SrocK.-The Dor
chester L Dol. H. r. have purchased, it IL stat
ed, several freight and one mail car and now
the road and rolling stock are independent Of all
other railroads. Only another passenger car IL
needed to complete tile entire rolling stock re-
quired, and it is thought this will be secured in
n little Whiln.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

PEACH NoTEs.-A correspondent writes from
Dover
The report that peaches in New Jersey have
been killed, caused some OF the growers to ex-
amino and they ray ~ yet their buds had not
been hurt
The Peach Growers meeting will be held on
the third Tuesday in February. Officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and as it is under
stood Gov. Cochran will decline q denomination
for President, George W. Cummins, Esq, is
spoken Of for that position.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

FxLroN :HoUsE SoLD.--John Otis, executor,
sold at public SALE on Saturday. tho FELTON,
House. aud and Walnut streots, to Mrs. Sarah
A. J. Stidham, widow OF Geo. d. stidhan, for
e250., subject to leins and accrued interest.
making tho total value 1867. Mr.. Stidham
will continue in the OCCUPANCY Of tho Hotel
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

MoRx WoRK ZOE rHE H. Il H. Co.-rhe Har-
Ian h Hollingsworth Co. Of this city have OBJ
tanned the contract for rebuilding the steamer
Lady Of he Lake which was burned in the Ches.
will DO towed to Baltimore, to-day, where the re-
pairs are to BIO made.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

MALIGNANT DISEASES IN THE CHESTER COUNTY
AIMS HousE.-On last Thursday morning, the
Chester County Grand Jury were taken to tho
County Aims House. for the purpose OF inspect
ing that institution which duty has not been
done during several years past. 1t is understood
that scarlet fever and dipthera are prevailing
there to an alarming extent, 30 much so that II
deaths recently occurred in ono week from the
former disease. Some Of the jurymen provided
themselves with assafetila and other dsinfec-
tants previous to starting on their visit.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

FAIENDs HIaH ScHooL.-Samuol Martin OF
Kennett Square is about to erect school build
ing for the uss Of Friends in that place, which
will cost ten thousand dollars. 1t will bs con.
Quoted much OH the plan Of the High School in
Race street, Philadelphia. The contract has
been given out, and the building will DO com.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

A SUCCESSFUL M1NrsTER.-The revival meet
ings on st. Georges Circuit under the charge Of
Rev. 7. u. Hunter have been OF the most sue.
oessful and substantial character. Between 80
and 40 have boon added to the Port Penn
church, and between go and 70 to the church in
st. Georges Tho converts are in great meas
-usa leading citizeDs and beads Of families. In
st. Georges tho hotel keeper is among the
converts and has stopped the sale of liquors.
This il the first year OF Mr.. Hunters appoint
ment on that circuit He was formerly at Bran
DIVINE church in this city two years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

FORMATION OF STATE GRANoE.-On Monday,
the Masters of IA Of the II Oranges Of the
Patrons Of Husbandry met in this city and
organized State Grange with J. NJ. Barr as
Master, 8. Robbins Secretary and A. P. Crockett
Treasurer. The Master. elect is expected to at
tepd the National Convention now in session at
Charleston, s. @. The State Grange will meet
again on the 10th inst, at Middletown.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

THROWN AWAY Stock BECOMES GooD.-On the
18th instant, the stockholders OF tho Conowingo
Bridge Company OH the Susquehsna met in
their regular annual session. The declaration Of
. dividend Of IL per share by the Conowingo
Company immediately led to the overhauling
Of musty papers, in search Of certificates OF
stock heretofore supposed to be valueless.
Many of them have been lost, aud applications
for renewals are numerous. This increase Of
the value of stock and the general prosperity Of
the village is caused principally by the building
Of the Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad.
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YeaaI Nptifes.

This United States OF In the Superior Court
william z se,.ola. ss.Is II CO csa. f.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Honorable I'd
Of Delaware and az such the Presiding Judge Of the
said Superior court, IN vacation. Notice u hereby
given, thN an application has been made by Antho-
agent 81 the United states Of Ameri that the said
United states are DESTROYS OF purchasing for the
erection OF a Light House. Range Light, and Light
property Of William Reybod, within the limits Of
said state, atuated in Red Lion Hundred, In New
Castle County, which from disagreement In price
he refuses TO convey to the United states Bounded
and described ~ follows, to-wit:
Beginning at q stake near the bank on the west
side OF this Delaware river ut point fra IN which the
spre OF the steepe on the Episcopal Church, In the
town OF delaware city, bears south twenty de-.
groe aud five minutes east, aud the GLOSS trees Of
the nag stat In FORT Delaware, bear south seventy
three degrees and twenty -four and half minutes
east, thence from said stake souh sixty six degrees
west two hundred and f0ty-two feet, t242,) to u
stake, thence North twenty -four degrees west four
hundred and nifty feet t4oO) to stake thence north
sxty-six degrees east, two hundred and eighty-twO
feet, more or less, to low water line, thence south
twenty-iour degrees east four hundred and fifty
feet then south sixty degrees west forty feet,
more or less, to the pace OF beginning Containing
two acres and ninety-0ne huniredths Of All acre. be
the same more or less. And also the right OF way
to the same over the following described land, also
the property Of William Rcybold, and within the
limits OF said state, situated In Red Lion bundred,
and , ew Castle County, and bounded and described
As follows tOwit tract OF land fifteen feet wide,
beginning on tile easterly side OF the public road
leading from New Castle 10 st. Georges, and lying
south Of and binding on the line fence between land
Of William Kcyb0d aforesaid and lands Of Apncsley
Newlin, for distance OF three thousand feet, and
thence on he same line extended, and Of said width
Of fifteen feet, through properly Of said William
KeybOld o distance OF two thousand and thirty feet,
feet, or less, to the westerly side of the above
mentioned Light House lot.
And that the aid William Reybold, owner, and
all other persons interested In the said above de-
scribed lands, and right Of way, be, snd appear at
The May Term next Of the said Superior Court in and
for New Castle County, at New Castle. on Monday,
the zenith day Of May, A. D. eighteen hundred
and seyenty-hve, and file their 0blectons,i II any
they have, to the proposed purchase.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and aillxed the seal Of the said superior
Court, at New Castle, the eleventh day of
H.. ST. January, A d. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-nve.
RICHARD g. COOPER,
ja114, inv ProthOnotary
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

COLUMBIA AND PoRr DEPOSIT II. R.-Messrs.
Keaveny 4 Buck, who have contracted to finish
up tho gap in the grading Of this road, near
Peach bottom, are pushing tho work forward
very rapidly. Mitchell's Rock has been. cut
through, and there remains but comparatively
little rock work to finish this part OF the line.
A few days ago the workmen commenced to haul
ballast near Benton Station, aud in short time
there will be continuous line Of graded road
from the mouth OF Octoraro to the Conestoga
or Safe Harbor. The arched culverts over C@.
uars and Barns runs are fine examples of ma
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

THE LARGEST Hoo Ykr.-Mr Thomas Grub.
OF Cecil county, slaughtered . Chester White
hog, on Saturday last, the gross weight Of which
was l,O49 lbs. II weighed when dressed Sl2 lbs
It was only ~ months old. Where is Lowery Of
Milford, and all tho other large hog growers Of
Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
GARDEN SEEDS BY MAIL.

Is packages Of the most useful kinds of garden
seeds, being sufficient for family garden equal to
sos cent papers Sent by mail TO any part Of the
United States, On receipt Of one dollar Address,
C. d. ROGERS,
Scotsman, 1888 Market street,
janss-.fw' Philadelphia, Ia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04

PURCHASE OF MARKET SrnEET PRoPEuTY.-Mr.
George Jack has purchased OF the estate Of An
drew Jack the store 6l3 Market street, now oc-
cupied by A. s. Jones ~ shoe finding estab-
lshment. MI. Jack proposes to alter the front
into two stores quitting In modern show win
dows) one OF which he will occupy himself a.
jewelry store. 1t is expected that the work OF
alteration will begin in . few weeks.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

BUILDING HuhvxYs.--The new year has not
opened very favorably for building operations.
O0ly ono survey was made, last month-for Geo.
W. Aonokton, one house on tho Wcst sido Of
Townsend street. near A.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Now Castle County W. s. McCaulley and
Geo. H. Dates, Esq, trustees, sold . farm Of 40
acres, in Brandywino hundred, tho property Of
John Friel, VIM. Peters, Charles W. Bowlen and
John Bowlen, to Lewis Kirk, tenant on the prem
Uses, $2,550.
Cecil county The real estate Of John Dona-
hoo, deceased was sold in two parcels-thirty-
three acres in Maryland purchased by Jacob l..
Taylor for $1,000; balance seven acres in Penn
sylvanis, to Harvey Graves, for $40.
Wicomico county Purnell Toadvine has
sold to VIM. W. l. Jesse Huntingdon two valuable
farms situated in Trappe District for the sum Of
IN mn M