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The daily gazette., 1875-10-20

Uly virtue Of q writ OF venditioni Exponas
t1to nae directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of Will
mingtoD. New Castle County. Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID, 1873.
ate o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land win n
anne hnusc thereon erected situate in the
city OF wilmington, bounded and described
rs follows, to wit;
Beginning on the northerly side OF Front
street between Jefferson and Madison SITS,
at the distance OF thirty-three feet from me
easterly side OF Madison street at tho mid.
die OF the division wall between tins and
the adjoining house, thence with sad mid.
die OF said division wall northerlv parallel
with Madison street sixty.four feet and ten
inches to corner OF land now or formerly OF
Thomas Curly, thence with q line OF SAID
land, easterly. parallel with Front St, SIX
teen feet and six inches to a stake thence
northerly parallel with Madison ST., sixty
four feet and two inches, and passing through
and tho house now, or formerly OF Jacob
Lloyd to the aforesaid side of Front st and
thence, thereby westerly sixteen feet and
six inches to the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of Simon erhopfner, and 10 be sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Shcrif-s Office New Caste,
October IS, A. u. 1915. oct9 .2awts.
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DI virtue tSundry writs OF IcvaTi Faclas
n to me directed, will be exposed topubIic
Sale. al the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwell, in
Middletown, IN st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle county. Del
On FRIDAY, 5th DAY OF NOVEMBEK, 49,.
At / clock, p. m,
Tho following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain tract. Farm piece, OF parcel
New Castle county and State OF Delaware, nd:
joining land OF Gideon K. Rothwell, owen &,
Crow. Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis and
others, tho metes and bounds Of which is as
follows, to wit:
beginning at stone, corner for lands OF
Stevenson. thence with said Stevenson, south
twenty four and half degrees east. crossing
the public road leading from Pryor's Garner
on the State road, to thoroughfare neck.
eighty-eight and four-tenths perches to the
public road, leading to the Brick Stone land.
ing, thence with said last named road north,
eighty nine and half degrees east, with
lands OF John A. Cavender, ninety. six perch
es to land Of .. e. Crow, thence with said
Crow nolth. twenty.three degrees west, fas
near as could be taken) one hundred and
thrty pei ches to stone on the north side
of branch, thence with said Crow north.
sixty-one degrees east, nfty-seven perches to
ditch on limo OF land OF q. Il Rothwep.
thence with said ditch and said Rothwell
north. fifty and fol til degrees we /, ilfty.
seven perches to s'id thorougiare neck road,
north, sixty-one degrees and a half west,
twenty-four and six.tenths perches, with said
said ditch and SAID Rothwel's land north, 81
degrees west eleven and six -tenths perches.
| to the run OF branch, thence with the sey.
eral water courses Of said branches. and land
OF said Rothwell, about one hundred and
! eighteen perches, to broken or dead ton
Spanish water oak, by the un OF said branch
| q corner, or near corner, for lands of Col,
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence with
/ said Davis and Allen south G2l5 degrees west.
| as near as could be taken, running to the
south Of small marked white oak. s.lO of A
| perch dest. 1856 perches to lands OF Gooding.
being about SO links south of which is sun.
posed to be the course OF Cooling, thence
with said Gooding, and lands OF Henry Davis.
deceased. south, twenty one ard a half de-
grees east, ZIG s. 10 perches to a stone. n cor
| ner for said Davis and supposed to be a line
OF the lands OF the aforesaid Steyenson,s
thence with said Stevenson's north n de-
grees, east AZ perches homo to the slace OF
beginning. containing two hundred and
seventy five acres Of land, be the same more
or less. ''N
Seized and taken in xe,rtion as .he nror.
erty OF Joseph w. Vandegrift and clara Van.
degrift his wife aAd terre tenants, and to be
WIN. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
sherin's Once, New Castle,
october 10. A. D.. 1875. SOctl6.ts
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AS the first result of the Republican
victory in Chic, we have the appoint
ment of Zach Chandler TO the vacant
place in the Cabinet. This is an illus.
tration of the Interpretation which a
bad Administration puts upon vote
which can be twisted into an
approval of it. General Grant evi-
dently reads the verdict of party
triumph not as the party orators inter.
pret it, go on and do better" but
according to the literal meaning, "Go
on and do as you please" AS an cx-
ample of how nicely the Administra-
ton is reforming itself from within,
the appointment of Chandler is re.
freshing. He is a man whom the
Republicans of Michigan last winter
declared to be unworthy to represent
the State in the Senate. He was the
author of that eminently moral senti-
ment that the Union would be good
for nothing without little blood let.
ting. He is therefore curious con.
stitutional adviser for a President
protesting policy of peace and ius-
tice. If the Force bill had passed. the
appointment would have been appro
pirate World.
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State Temperance Union.

M EETiNG IN THIS CIrY-ELECTioN OF
OFFICERS AND OTHER PROCEED
INGs.
The Women's Temperance Union
met in the First Presbyterian church
yesterday morning, Mrs. S. G. McCaul.
ley presiding. Mrs. Il. Stevens offer.
ed prayer and Mrs. Edward Moore
made a brief address.
reports from various Unions in the
State and Peninsula were read, and in
the afternoon the following officers
were elected:
President, Mrs. Moore; Vice Presi-
dents, Mrs. ii. N. Wiletts, of Middle
town, Del. Miss NJ. Crouch, Dover,
Del, and Mrs. Tunnel, Georgetown,
Del.
| Recording SecretaiY-Mrs. S. w.
McCaulley.
Corresponding Secretaiy-Miss E.
Coates.
Treasurcr-Miss Annie Semple.
Executive Committee-Mrs. NJ. b.
Mcclure, of Middletown, Mrs. J. B,
Mann, New Castle, Mrs. Cowill, Cam.
den, Del, Mrs. Marion Chandler, Will
mington, Mrs. M. j. Darlington, Mrs,
Daniel Gregg, Odessa, Del, Mrs. Eliza
Young, Dover. Mrs. Jefferson, Seaford
Mrs. j, b. Powell, Far.nington, Del.
Mrs. A. Graham, Christian. Two
Delegates, Mrs. Annie MaItiudale and
! Miss. Z. Coates, were elected TO repre-
seat this city at the National Conyen-
ton to be held in Cincinnati, Ohio,
on the 18th, 18th and 10Th of Novem,
Der.
In the evening, at 7.30 o'clock, a
brief address was delivered by Rev. T..
Z. Martindale, and Mrs. Martindale
read an interesting report of the work
of the Wol.Iel's Temperance Union of
this city. The meeting then ad-
journed.
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Maryland Items.

A family of small colored children
living on Back street, Elkton, were
left alone, their parents being out al
work, were playing with the coal oil
lamps on Monday afternoon last. One
of the lamps was broken and the oil
spilled on the clothes of a child about
two and a half years old. The child
afterward stood near enough to the fire
to ignite the saturated clothing, and
it was burned to death in few mo-
ments.
There were very heavy frosts on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights in
Cecil county. The tomato vines, like
VIM. Allen, weren't able to rise up the
next morning. On both nights ice was
formed.
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No. ], The farm on whic h said Lyman re-
sidcd at the time OF his de;ease. is situated
on the public road leaiirR from the Will
mington aud Christiana tu mp ks to the New
pOrt and Gap turnpike, in Christians hun
dred, New Cassle county and State tf Dela
ware, about two miles from the city OF VII
min atol. bounded by lands of Henry Lati-
mer, John Lyman. DR.. Irons. the late 10
semi ). Lyman. the late joseph woodward
and others, containing about liz acres OF good
arabic land. easily worked and in nigh
s a,e IF cultivation, diyited into 10 coDvs-
nient measures with good fences, large
norton OF wnl5h is Nirginla and Osa@ thorn
There Is II good large am substantial stone
nnd rick dwelling, with cellar uudeTr cath
zee house and m'lk cellar ATTACHED; Il never
fniing well OF excellent water; hil0 n cisteru
near the door; arge barn about 60 t-et
SOU are " tn ample stabluE; al o n good els.
tern in barn ard; gIanary, carriage b. u Sc
c ,rn crib. hen house and other outbuIldiug gs
There ls an abunance OF fuit trees. cons lst
ing ofappIes, ch herries, pears, &c. AlslagooI
teuant house n tn property. The building
are beautifully situated upon very com.
mandiug site, and give All ell, CANT outlook tC
/ h : surrounding country. The location can.
! mt be sucpass. Il in point OF heal b. III,
/ neig hbCr hood has bat few equals in point o
! society and valuable FIRMS and peina conve
nlent to places of pu lie wo.ehip, schools
market mill', and having coed road 10 tn,
! city of Wilmington and co uprising the man,
/ other advantages this p. Operty possesses /
can but b, considered :. ost desirable IS =
/ nome. Any one wishing to view this rro
/ perty will be shown the srue b ! calling OF
Mary J. Lyman residing thereon.
/ Mo-, Az the same inc and IIace, sinai
( farm situate IN Mid CreeS hundred, State o
/ delaware, about 3 miles from Wilmington
h yrg between the Tullglte and stanton
bounded by tue W 'lm ng,on and Chrstau,
/ Turnpike, lands If the la o Nm. Havlett M,
benjamin Grams on, coEtaiulrg about y
&c 8 ct very coOics land. we'll watefel an
It Nided into SIX one Osures with good fence
a arge poTtion ul which is Usage tho,ns,-
There is a good and substantial Dwellinl
thereon erectet. cellar underneal h; there Il
!. well of excellent water at the door. Fran,
: barn with stabnng. Rranary, carriage house
, com cnb. sleughter house. spring house. &c
] An abundance of frui. tr es. such as apple es
! pears. Ac. Also good tenant house ON on,
corner Of the property. This property Is con
venlent to places Of public worship, scbC oils
make, mills and is well calculated fol
trucking purposes Amy one wishing to view
this property will be shown tho same by call
| ing on James +. Porter residing thereon
! These are very desirable properties and the
subscribers will take pleasure in giving any
information in their lower.
:. Terms easy and made known on day of sale
by HOWARD Il. Finn,
ROBERT +. LYMAN,
Executors.
l.. W. STIDHAN X SoN. Auction eers.
oct1 WITS
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Sherin,s sale.

pY virtue Of writ of Ais. Venditi mi Ex.
- ponas to me direc' ed. will be exposed To
end at Townsend, in AppoQuinimink huu.
dred. New Castle coanty. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE ID day Of NOVEMBER, 1875.
At o'clock, p. M.
The following described Real Estate, w:
All that tract of land situated in Appoouin.
iminK hundred. New Castle county. Uels.
ware. bounded by lands Of John A D pleton. by
the public road leading from Middietown 10
Fieldsborough. by lands Of Edward Silcox.
and by the Appoquinimink creek. with a tvo
story Giist Mill and q two story DgellinS
House with kitchen attached thereon erect I'd
togethe er with the mill dam, mill pond and All
water rights pertaining to the said grist mil
containing three acres Of land. more or les,
Seized and taken in execution q, the pro.
VIM. ii. LAM BS.H N Is sbsyss la sps
Sheriff. Qeicsss New Sss,w. Castle.
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a FARM
All PRIVATE HA1

A valuable Farm containing Sixty y. one (6l
ncres, in London Britain township, Chestr,
County, PeLn., one-fourth mile south tI
strickeryilie, known us one o the pro .erties
OF Era Thompson. dece .sed. is held ut prl
vate sale.
The buildings are frame dwelling. .sszsA
wood house and work shop. spring MiV
and carriage house. U.s.
The land is of excellent ma ural gu Atty. IN.
der good state OF cultivation divided into
seven fields, apd ten acres OF wood land.
There is an orchard OF. choice selections Of
apples which yields abundantly. There il
running water in all the fields,
rlChurches and schools are convenient
Thompson Station on the Penn. and Della
ware Railroad within y of mile, and New.
ark. on the 2. W. 4 D. Railroad within four
miles.
This is a desirable property. the land
elopiug to the south ana the location one
that cannot be easily surpassed.
Address, EZRA THOMPSON,
Chatham, Chester Co.. Pa,
or JOEL THOMPSON
lhonpson p. o. New Castle Co. Del.
oct6tf We D''
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Mr.. CYRUS CADwALLADER, late presi-
dent of the Franklin Saving Fund, yester-
daylpleaded guilty to the charge offraud-
lently receiving deposits when he knew
the institution was insolvent. and by
consent of the creditors the other charges
were abandoned. There has been long
delayed justice in this case, but, consider
ing the many tricks of the law which are
invoked for prominent fnancier who
defraud under color of legitimate bust
ness, the public will be content with the
wholesome lesson taught by Mr.. Cad
walladers punishment.-Philada Times.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-20

hidheys and BLADDER, Female Coz.
plants. DC.
Thousands have been changed By tke use
OF TINS remedy from weak. sickly, sufferinS
creatures. TO strong, healthy, happy men and
women and inv O. ids cannot Reasonably hes
itate to give II a trial. "eo
~ TaTtion BE sure you get the "PERIT.
BY dealers generally. ~ D'A'' eoio
82-page pamphlet. containing troa,;sa
on Iron as 10 edical agent, and other va Ins
Oh pie Psspers' testimonials from distinguished
sent free TO any address SETH w FoWJE
q SON, Proprietors. Harrison Ayenns
ooston. nov7deoEly
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Executors Sale
A VALUABLE FARM,
VIII be sold at public sale on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th. 1875.

at O'Clock, p. M,
At the Hotel Of VIM. Anthony, In Stanton.
Delaware, a Farm, late the property OF Joseph
Lindsey. Sr, decd. situated IL Mill Creek
Hundred New Castle Lounty, State of Della
ware, bounced by lands of VIM. Brackln
VIM. W. Torbert, S2muel Denison, nj. Is.
Ucheltree and others, convenient to schools,
mills, churches, railroad stations, and seven
and Que half miles from Wilmington,
Containing COS Acres
OF which 35 acres are covered with valuable
timber. The arabic land Is in a high state OF
cultivation, having been improved tor the last
fifty years. The farm is divided into ten EN-.
closures with water in each except one, and
good orchard In bearing with yai ious kinds
of choice fruit.
4 he Improvements consist OF large s,s,As.
stone Dwelling, containing eleven &In
rooms, garret, cellar and kitchen, and l!l
good vault, pump house, smoke iV
aouse, wood and carriage horse, wagon
house, corn cribs, and all necessary Outbuild-
ings, with large doube-decker barn, built
OF stone, with overshoot and shedding al.
tacned and good stablIng underneath There
ID also mill race running through tho pro.
perty, which pays an annual rent OF $S. ,'os-
session gwen on or before the 18th OF March.
TERMS. Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale, 40 per
cent. on or before the 25th Of March, when q
good and sufficient title will be given. The
balance may remain for term OF i've years
by the purchaser giving bond and mortgage
on the property and paying the interest and
all taxes that may be evied on In vestmenta
while 1t remains In the property.
SAMUEL LINDSEY, Executor.
l.. w. Stidham Son. Auctrs. oc7-4tw
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Sin erin = sale.

DY virtue OF a writ Of Levari Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l8 MARKET ST.
kept by George W. Ortlip, In the city of VIII
mlngton, New Castle county, Del, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D, 1875,
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
two story brick house thereon erected, STU
ate in the city of Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit:
Beginning at point in the northerly side
OF Apple street. at the distance OF one hun
dred and eighty-slX feet easterly from the
easteTly side of Heald street at the westerly
side of an alley three feet WIDE leading into
Apple street, thence northerly and parallel
with ueald street about nine feet, thence
easterly and parallel with Apple street ole
foot and a half. thence northeily and parallel
with Heald ST. eet slxty-three feet to the
southerly side OF three feet wide alley,
thence along said alley bide westerly and
paral ell with Apple street thirteen and o
half feet to a stake. thence southerly and
parallel with Head street and passing
through the middle Of the brick division
wall between this house and the house ad-
joining on the west seventy two feet to the
aforesaid northerly side OF Apple street. and
thence thereby easterly twelve feet to the
place of beginning be the contents thereof
what they may. with the free use and privi-
leGe of said two three feet wide alleys in
common with others entitled thereto forever,
subject to his portion OF all necessary ex.
penses which shall from time to time accrue
in paving, repairing and cleansing the said
alleys.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro.
pcrty OF Patrick Quinn and terre tenants and
10 be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle
Oct. Is. A. d.. 1875. oct,S-2tawts.
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NUIICES.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS Of Cd
~ TIANA HUSDRED.-I will be at Nj
Hotel, C rner second and Iatnall I'd
Wilmin"ton, on Saturday. Oct. 9}l, H5,l
u III. till p. NJ, to receive taxes OEd
for 1874
All taxes not paid at that time wl I'd
cut ed without delay.
r. c. JUSTli
octlS.it* Collector for Il
The daily gazette., 1875-10-20

Captain Andrew Worst was with
Napoleon at Jena and Austerlitz.
marched to Moscow, was wounded at
Waterloo; came to America In 1921
and died the other day at st. Leon
Indiana, at the age of SS. Louis Ma.
poleon sent him the Cross of the Legion
of Honor.
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At2 O'Clock. y m-
The following described Real Estate. VIZ.
All that certain lautation or tract of land
(being a large part of tho tract of land Gallo d
the Six FARM situate In Branaywine hun
dIe1 AFORESAID. on the easterly side of the
Wilmington aud Great Valley Turnpike Dad
bounded and descriher a. follows, to- witt
Beginning ~ the corner of land now of Sar =
uei McCau ley formerly Christoph Lende-
m an and Others. running north A degrees eal I
81 perches to y staxe or post; thence along
lands of Alex. McCaull.y. deceased, now OF
Samuel McCaulley. south 46 degrees east 79
perches to a corner sass4. ,as tree; thence still
along land of the said Samuel McCaulley
the mi idle of the northwest branch Of She'll
pot creek in all the windings thereof being
about a southeast course 28 perches to a stak Q
or post a corner OF land OF Lewis Williams.
thence by new line along other lands of
George b Clark south "a degrees west u 4. 10
perches to a stake or post: thence still along
lands of sad George d CLARK south SX de-
Rrees east ~ 10 perches to q stake or pos .
thence still along lands of said Geo. ID. Clark
south 81 degrees west 81 ITO perShes TO a
stake OF post; thence still along lands of the
said Geo D Clark south 8,H degrees west ~
perches TO the Wilmington and Great Valley
Turnpike road aforesaid; thence north one,
half degrees west along the said Turnpike az
perches to the place of beginning, containing
sixty-fye acres Of land. be the same more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as tho pro .
perty of William Sayer. and Margaretta hi,
wife and to be sold BY A''
n,norW WM. II; LAMBSoN. Sheriff
sherif's Office New Castle. 81
October IL. 1875. s cot Sta
The daily gazette., 1875-10-20

N0TICE-A quarterly meeting ofthel
IN tees of the Poor will be he'd at tie
House. on WEDNESDAY. the 9itl n
October, 1875. those who have bills q 4
the institution of the POOrwi please ? 4
them to the Trustee o the Poor Of tlsi,
trict. JOHN W. EVANS, Cid
nctl2-tm
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O,t 1e,h 1e-5.lot WImlngl
AK PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

v n A-A L IA 4 SAhC
The undersigned, receiver, o, nl i, ol,s J,
School Taxes for tue city ol " .n sIn'ns., %sr,
1875. give notice TO persons Wh3 LAY
paid their tity and School Iax '1t tE,, I'M N
have had their bills presented, 'aa' "a. !. =,
Ieoulred by law, to call and settLs 1le ~. !.
3 days from del very ofthe b'll las'eu y,
request all such persons " eau lo,,,o =. vi II
No 10 East sixth street, ana se'.e ,sa !"
delay; they having given ooru, Ho, AZ s,e 'rs "a
the money Is due them anu .nV1 hat & =,
sible for 1t, and they hepe thv n, '" somI
will be prompt, while, perhaps ,,sss SVa
cannot pay at once, will cal aat n,r tn1'T 4
arran gements to pay when tHey ClH, =,
most respectful ly ask you ,,tis 70 ts'
your attention SO as to avoid troagls'
~ unnleasantness. The clIy neea1
and requires us to coll c. " .oyr,,t y. anal
what we propose TO do IS 70 ev;s e,;se AZ 4
The receivers also glVe u1,S S,S sth d
ber OF lots in the ID, 0d, ota' AVA nd ,ba b
l0tb wards that they cannot nnu "a a. Iou
Of All such persons owning a,1II ss1u All
nIease call and settle or We "H'
for taxes and costs. o,-.. s,-est be
Once No 10 East sixth SHY. "a : d
Market and Klng. Hours from ,,.oynjnl ,yJ
every evening and ON market 'pIRG0y03 IG03
Receiver Northern Dlstri'' 'N
north OF 9th street ou.pn FARM
Receiver Southern Dlstric' 81
south Of 9Th street
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned havln4
~ sumed his old business Of CiBII
MAKING AND UPA0LSTERlNG at d
stand, 800 Ship ey street lately occllpi9
Joseph II. Booth. Is now prepared Ol
al kinds of Furniture and Mattress
order. and sell u kinds OF tarnltlra
Bedding as cheap as any house N Ine
Thanking his former friends and cllstq
for their liberal palronase letelgloro
hopes, by strict attention 10 O.l,ines ~
doing good work, to receive alalf sn'
patronage. a,u,rr vu,ppppJ
o.t ,s,b 1e-5.lot Wilmington,
The daily gazette., 1875-10-20
pUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ES1,Ar,

ses, on '"ie' On The M.
wEDSEDAY' a, Z OCTOBER 9Th. IS,
AT 2 O'clock, p. H., - 49,
4 Salpahle farm. being the est.,,
SSHHs;pn SH "nouward. deceased a. the
ntlit'nn nns,; u IL undrsd State Of d., as,auated
tuot'c rHa adj ng from the citv citvawars, y. W, Ou
oon 70 tne b:andywine Sorinvs "inj
cd ed hu " III ~ iTon % tne CITY of WilmiDv,aoaa' aa' AZ
Nibe,t II 1anus oil m Nm NJ. Bracti IN i'm, eo5
Ra e iroad Imam, toha Wllminetoh AND a' NJ NE
inss. inS one & hundred and ffty.6vo U. ac,0 cont
ance aratle land. easily wa,l ,Iloonland, The /
state OF cultivation, diyii,d ~ I'm ah 10
sues with good fences. 'n'o ten e1|
The buildings Consist otaso,,
STssSu three story stone d selI;n,. sutstau
EE;,, eleven rooms, with a ans onas cOnai
Il dernesth, never faiIt tpol cellar
80 Gel ent wafer under shni. vel Of
door, wih Tx cellar a,taat ,tte,tSer ne,r
noub'e decker stone barn 5syeaned.
for SIX horses and about twsO,u "a sad
in yard. ""'e' aSoagO
OF the farm '''0 nor's 'stlst "a
!ho above firm is c'nvenien, ;.
mills and places of public wa,s ;eh
The said farm would diy;ds ~
one enere oeins several good building ~ ,sa ,as'I
Inc above fam is worthy Of tI.
OF capittlists, as it is seldom s. ,ne atlel
mington. "ear 'ae city OF
%srd Ss ri0wn reaide 1ne s,ns ,be. BY op Mnrs
Conditions made known ., l.,
the he re-, ou uAy Of sal
l.. w. SrIDHAM L 'oy. Apcro.
sep30 WITS I'''oneeFs,