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LEGAL NOTICES.

Minnie p. Pelham. November Term, u,
William II. Pelham. Libel for Divorce
New Castle County IS:
The State Of Delaware
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County, gree
ing: sd
Whereas, Minnie p. Pelham by her pett!S
to the Judges OF our Superior Court nled
the Office OF the ProthonOtary OF tle y
Court in and for the County OF New oaS1
fer the cause OF complaint therein slees
has made application TO our sad Judges ~
a decree may be pronounced dlssonLns y
marriage existing between me reulionei
her husband, william II. Pelham.
We therefore command You a you 10
heretofore been commanded tha1 !OS su1
mon William III. Pelham, SO tha' W " =
appear before the said Judges ol wv .oi
Suparior Court at the ne1tterm 'heteV. te',.,N "
held at New Castle in and Tor inc NVuas'
New Castle, on Monday the twehV! ,'le,a,, iIanSn
of November next. TO answer Tue a'.eba,' a."I
of the said Petition and also 70 snuG IVA I11 C,1
If any he has, why decree OF 'uV i'. 'n,' ,,arr \
should not be made diss0lylng Tue nl.'.,'1 na..I
existing between him and the S.lt ',cS v',i,' a
according to the act OF Asscmbl! Ia sun SUI :,
made and provided, and also 70 ,H Wv ,bcr ,,,,' +
ceiye what the said Court shat I'VE" Y
there consider concerning hlu u' ~ .r
as 10 the Court shall seem meet am .'' ne
cat with the provisions ot tne -" '...i' qr
Assembly, andhave you then thef{ { ', ',r,,rli II
- Witness the lionoraD.' taGr4 is.'Ile
.>, ,Gilpln, Esd, at New ''iT,s Tirse
-. - NTH day of June, \. II Zoo
- 9: - hundred and seyenII,,,,,Syr1ry NY, ,Srry
CHARLES BEASlts.
Issued August -, ls1j, Nv. snm1
The above is true copy OF as suns
August %, 1878. ,,,psoy sberf
aug2l VIM. IL. LAM
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WESTERN PORK AND GRAIN.

Western pork packers are preparing
for work, but they say they could not
pack hogs at present prices. Most of
them lost money last year, paid big
prices and sold at declining market.
The prevalent opinion Is that there are
fewer hogs than year ago. The aver
age weight will be good, corn is plenty,
and prices good, so that farmers will
seek TO make their hogs as heavy as
possible. This being so, The +est hogs
will come last in the season. They dc
not consider the outlook good for pack
ers this season.
Minnesota elevators are full to over
flowing, and it is estimated that it will
take siv months to move the crop to mar
kct. The receipts of wheat at the Min
neapolis mills during the month of Oc-
tober, by rail. amounted to 100000 bush
els, and the shipments of -four to $4,000
barrels.
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DY virtue otSundry writs OF Levari Faclas
ID to me directed, will be exposed toPublc
Sale. at the Hotel Of Alexander Maxwell, in
Mlddletown, In st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle county. Del.
On FRIDAY, 5th DAY OFNOvEMBEK, 1875,
At o clock D. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
, All that certain tract, Farm piece, or parcel
OF land, situate in Appoquinimink hundred
| New Castle county and State of Delaware, ad-
| joining land OF Gideon e. Rothwell, Owen c.
| Grow, Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis and
others, tho metes and bounds Of which is as
| follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stone, a corner for lands OF
Stevenson thence with said Stevenson, south
| twenty-four and a half degrees east, crossing
the public road leading from Pryor's Garner
on the Stale 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 a half degrees east, with
lands OF John A. Cavender, ninety-six perch
es to land OF O. Z. Crow, thence with said
Crow noith. twenty.three degrees west, las
near as could be taken) one hundred and
! thirty pei ches TO a stone on the north side
of branch, thence with said Crow north,
siXty-one degrees east, hfty-seven perches 70
a ditch on line OF land OF q. Rothwell
thence with said ditch and said Kothwell
north, fifty and fourth degrees west, nfty-
/ seven perches to said thorougtare neck road,
/ thence crossing said road and with said ditch
north. sixty-one degrees and a half west,
| twenty-four and siX-tenths perches, with said
said ditch and SAID Rothwell's land north 81
( degrees west. eleven and siX-tenths perches,
| to the run OF a branch, thence with the sew
eral water Courses Of said branches and land
| of said Rothwell, about one hundred and
| eighteen perches, TO a broken or dead top
spanish water oak, by the run OF said branch
| corner, or near a corner, for lanus of Col.
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence with
said Davis and Allen. south 621 y 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 81 links south OF which is sup.
posed to be the course of Cooling, thence
with said GoOding, and lands of Henry Davis
deceased, south. twenty-One and half de.
grces east, PIG $40 perches TO a stone cor
ner for sad Davis and supposed to be llnC
OF the lands OF the aforesaid Stevenson's
thence with said Stevcnson's north II de
erecs, east, AZ perches home 20 the slace OF
beginning. containing two hundred anC
scyenty-iiye acres of land, be tine same more
or less.
Sclzcd ard taken in eAe,.i.tion IL he uIoI
erty OF Joseph W. Nandegrift and lara Van
dcgrlit his wife and terre tenants, and 10 bl
sold by
WM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
sheriGTs Onice, New Castle,
october IL. y. D., ls1I. SOcI l6.ts.
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Exporting Fine cattle.

America now possesses the finest
specimens of some of England's more
fashionable families of cattle, notably
of the Duchesses, and English
buyers come here to get purer blood
than they can obtain at home. Mr..
II. Cochrane, Of Compton, Canada, the
purchaser of that $17 900 bull of Bill
Kings, Second Duke of Hillhurst-by
the way, the finest of his fashionable
strain-has just sent to England bull,
Royal Commander, sold for S6,050,
gold, and five short horn heifers, sold
for $18,325, gold, in both cases the
risk Of the ocean voyage, not incon'
siderable at this time of year, being
assumed by the purchaser.
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NEW BANKS AND CIRCULATION

Sixteen National banks have been
organized within the past three
months, with an authorized capital of
81, 1850, 600. In the same time, So, 752 :
$50 OF legal tenders have been deposit.
ed for the. redemption of circulation,
and over s5,500,O00 of them have
actually been retired and burned. In
the three months, $I,916, 10 of addi-
tional circulation has been issued to
new banks. The total number of
banks organized during the year end
ing Nov. l was III, with an author
lied capital of $12, ,104, 600. This
includes two gold banks, with an ag-
grega,e capital of $500, 600.
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CORRUPTION WILL BE ROOTED our.-

CORRUPTION WILL BE ROOTED OFT
The New York sun of to-day, says:
John Bigelow's majority is steadily
Increasing as the returns come in from
The rural towns. 1t is now UP TO fifteen
thousand. Add to this the losses in
New York, Kings, and Dutchess, from
.ocal causes, which have no connec.
ion with State politics, amounting to
"A 1900, and we have about the real
strength of the Democratic party in
me State. This is after throwing over
BOARD a corrupt combination, so pow.
erful that no party ever before dared
20 quarrel with it. The Canal Ring
has now done It's utmost, measured
rs strength, and failed. There have
been elected over it an Attorney
General, who is actually prosecuting
me members of the Ring, and two of
the Commissioners who are reporting
on their miSdceds. 1t was encourage.
mcnt OF support from the Canal Ring.
AND Its expectation of gains from local
divisions that enabled the Repu, ...us
10 make a strong party rally. alte.
processing to support the rriJims Of
GOV. Tildcn, and neutralizing to some
extent that issue, leading Republicans
suddenly and secretly completed an
alliance with the Canal Ring, and
made that the whole basis Of their
battle, They have fallen in this dis.
honorable embrace. 1t will be remem.
hered that Tweed was able to secure a
reelection Immediately after his expo
oure, but went on pcrishing ever after
ward. So it will be with the Canal
Ring. 1t will be remembered that the
attempt to turn Tweed out shook the
party to pieces in 1871 throughout the
State. The turning out of the Canal
iiing now has been accomplished. and
the party has survived.
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SHERIFF's SALE,


- TO me directed. will he exposed to Pubic
Sale at the Hotel of Thomas D. Bradwsy
in Delaware City. in Red Lion Hundred. New
Castle county. FelAware oa
MONDAY,
THE sth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875,
At 2 O'Clock. p. M,
The GLOWING described Real Estate, viz:
No. !, A lot OF land situated in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle county, and State OF
Delaware. near Port Penn. bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Adjoining lands of DarI ach Cleaver, Henry
Price and Or. David Stewart, separated by a
public road containing absut one hundred
acres OF land more or less, With q house and
barn and other out buildings thareon erected.
No. ., A lot of land situated in Port Penn,
in st. Georges hundred, New Cast c county,
Delaware, bounded on the north by Market
street, on the so1th by William L. Cleaver. on
the east by Samuel Carpenter, and on the
west by Sarah Ann Walraven. be the same
more or less with frame house thereon
erected.
No. 3, A lot of land situated In Port Penn,
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
David Stewart, on the south by lands OF
Thomas Higgins, on the east by Dr. David
Stewart and on the west by Congress street,
be the same what may, with q frame
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty OF Samuel jefferson. deceased, (Tbos
j Craven, admr, c. Il. A. OF Samuel efrerson
dec'd,) and TO be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON Sheriff.
Sherifrs Ofice, New Castle,
October Is, a. d. 1873. octol-2tawtt
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Fraudulent Claims Against the
Government

WAsHISGToN, Nov. An addition tc
the indictments against julius Witkow.
ski, churged with fraudulently obtaining
SAG 900 from the government, true bills
have been found by the grand jury, fol
alleged conspiracy and presenting false
claims against Gen. J. S. Negley, Henry
Fetterburg, Wiley Edwards, Lewis Peck
George keelan, Albert Netcalf, r. c
Mitchell. q. A. Purdy, David C. Stewart
Frank Sewars and Henry Waters, anC
also against Sugg Fort and ex-Congress
man r. K. Butler, of Tennessee.
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- ~ -

The Methodist Bishop, Gilbert Haven.
supposed heretofore TO be good type Of
a low churchman, has written letter to
prove that his Church ard order have
the tisment of Apostolic succession" rs
certainly as the Roman Catholics or
Episcopalians have it, and that Wesley
wus undoubtedly ordained bishop by
the Greek Bishop al Crete, and by the
divine right thus conveyed TO him he
Wesley ordained Coke and Asbury
bishops Of the Church.
Rev. f. II. De Hass, United State Con.
sui to Jerusalem, and minister OF the
Methodist Epi.copa! Church, lectured
on Palestine, recently, before the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Of New YorE,
The Jetcish Messenger says the audience
were "entranced' with the lecture. The
Messenger thinks it somewhat strange
that Jews should have so much 10 learn
about the Holy Land.
the debt Of Grace Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Worcester, Mass, was re.
duced from S43, 900 to s2O, 600 on SUNDAY
last by subscription, and the debt Of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church has
been reduced recently from $4,000 to
$50, ,00V.
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Slleriet7s sale.

- y
ID to me directed, Will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5lS MARKET ST.
kept by George w 0rtlip III the city Of Will
miDgtru. New Castle coun y. aware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBE'', A. D. 1875.
At o'clock, p NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
with atwo-stofied Brick llonse thereon erect
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington afore-
said. bounded and described as follows, to
"it: Beginning at a point on the westerly
side of Townsend street. between A and b
streets az the distance of one hundred and
seventy-eight feet from the intersection of
the said side of Townsend street and the
northerly side OF B street. thence westerly
and parallel with Il street one hundred feet
TO stake. thence norihery and parallel with
Townsend street fourteen feet to another
stake. thence easterly and parallel with Il
street one hundred feet TO the aforesaid side
ofTownsend street. ana thence thereby south
erly fourteen feet to the place of beginning.
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro-
perty of Benjamin +. townsend. and Eliza
beth =. his wife, and terre tenants, and to
be sol1 by
WV. II. iAMBS0N. Sheriff.
SherifTs Office. New Castle,5
Novem !. 1875. nov2-ts
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DUBLIC SALE.


MThe undersigned, about to relinquIsh houses
Keeping, will sell at public sale. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1879,
At 10 o'clock. a. M.
At No S EASTlFIFTH STREET, ALL HIS
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
AS FOLLOWS.
One parlor suite OF eight pieces, consisting
OF one sofa, six wall and one arm chars COW
cred with silk plush and in good order; one
fine French bronze clock; one marble top
table; a lot of carpet and fine paintings.
DINING ROOM.-EXtension table; dining
room chairs and carpet.
Hat rack, entry oil cloth.
One fine walnut chamber suite. a lot OF bed.
steads, bedding, looking glasses, bureaus,
chairs, carpets, one wardrobe, &c.
One dentist chair, one pivot chair, writing
desk. stove, one rep suite lot of kitchen fur
nlture, three large sash with glass, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention
DIR. 4. a. VAN DENENTER
THUS. Nj. OGLE, Auctioneer. nov6-2i
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PUBLIC SALES.
SECOND REGULAR

HEALD'S SECOND REGULAR
PU BLEC SALE :.
STOCKS. BONDS. LOANS Il REAL ESTATE
AT CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING, 9TH
snd Market Sts., Wilmington, Del,
Saturday, November i3, 1875.
At IL o'clock. a In.
10 Shares Stock Masonic Hall Co.
$500 City Loan due in 1894 Interest May
and November.
Lots, 20xl00, sth Avenue, West Wilmington.
) Lots, each l71Sxl25, Delaware Avenue, be-
tween Lincoln and Union Sts.,
Lot, 20Xl0J, n. w. Cor. W est and 1lth SITS.
Sic schooner. S. Il. Wheeler. 400 tons, in. Coal
trade.
Three story Brick Dwelling. 3OS shipley st
next to corner.
Three story Brick Dwelling. SCI Washington
street.
Other items will be added and advertised
up to Friday the 18th noon,
For terms and particulars see Posters.
J. Il. HEALD,
Exchange Building. 7th Il Market SITS.
nov6.9,ll ll&l2
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Political MOruis.

The Radical politicians have always
endeavored to make the people believe
their party was one of "high moral
IDEAS. and all the while they were
stealing from the public treasury, and
robbing the government. This is a
known and admitted fact.
But the recent conduct OF this party
SHOWS want of morals that is truly
amazing, and really ought to make any
fair, conscientious man, sblush with
shame. We fear it will cause many to
EEL disgust for the ballot or regard
cur elective system mockery.
For the last ten years the Radical
press and politicians Of New York, and
N most of the States, have time and
again ccnsurcd the Democrats party
n that city because it elected John
Morrisscy, as they termed him, "Thc
Prince of Gamblers, to Congress; and
because of Morrisseys influence in
Tammany Hall, and the Democratic
AOihlHdtiOhs, Allc l'eiuhCIdls OF y eW
ork felt keenly these reproaches, and
showing they were true-that Morris
sey was the keeper of a gambling
nouse-made an effort to curtail his
influence in the party, and refused to
pat him on their ticket for State Sena-
tor. But instead of the Republican
party of New York encouraging this
effort to purify the politics of their
city, they turned right about and voted
solidly for Morrissey and the whole
;icket which he and his faction had
nominated. Perhaps John Morrissey
IS as good as many of the men the
Republicans send to Congress. We
Go not know that he was ever accused
of stealing frsm the government, as
many Of the Radicals Member. have
been, by their own organs, too; but
their disreputabls conduct IN electing
man to the State Senate, whom they
knew to be, and declare is, the owner
and keeper of gambling hell" in
lefiance of the laws of their city and
State, shows want of morals in the
Republican party that is painful to
contemplate.
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A SETBACK FOR TIDEN.
Hartford Courant.

The election is terrible set back fol
the ambitious Mr.. TilGen. and leaves
senator B4yard almost alone in the field
OF ayaiiabl, Presidential candidates.
The .in- made hy the Republicans IN
every. section greatly improve their pros
i,rc-- i,r next year. They show that the
p,lple s;i,l !ool. to that party a. tEe
safest guardian Of the nations welfare.
and tAat they believe t1atit mas protiied
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From tho latest Wisconsin dispatches
it now appears that Ludington, repubh-
can, has 500 majority for Governor
huchen, democrat, is undou btediy elect
ed treasurer The vote for the other
candidates ia 50 close that nothing but
the official count can determine the re.
suit. The epublicanshaye five ma lori
~ in the Senate ana six in the Assem-
Iiv
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According to the Cincinnati Coa.h.er-
eSA! the nc%t Democratic ticket will
probably be; For President, Bayard,
Of Delaware; for Vice President, Nc
Donald, of Indiana.
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scarcity d! Cider

Connecticut far 4crs complain Of the
snort supply Of apples and the con5e
quent limited amount OF cider. One
man III Meriden, who last year made
slzty barrels, has TINS year about thirty
five gallons. Those who have any cider
for tale around there ask from So TO IS
psr barrel, according to its quality
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

The Albany Argue published returns
yesterday giving Bigelow 1G, 79S major
iy, with the prospect of further in.
crease"
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NoTlCE TO WATER RENTERS

WATER DEPARTMENT
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE. 1Oo6 MAJ,
wilmington, Del, Nov. sd'Iis.A, Cd istsA
All persons who have sold nror,- ''''
the present year must give not,ppe ntoperlyd yduta
TO the Registrar at the office ot tSe H. y Wild
partment, before the s0th dav NJ ,pe " water q
1919, and insert in the notice Tho v' r~veubs
purchaser and the number of H1 tb.n bnaneoi
purchased; otherwise they viii in hue H0 p'Cperl
Tor the water rent the next year .avAAad|
persons who may wish to discon,i. ; A,O 1
OF water or any portion OF it. mmst nGe al Ile \
as above, and pay two dollars , ior :, ,,ssol sMe0ol
ferrule. no alteration will he mada v, da''awlng
after the above date. w Aaue IN snyd
nov3to3O D mCiNIlEE,
Reg.tre
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WILMINGTON. DEL. NOV. G. 1878.

THANKsGIvING.-G Cochran
has appointed Thursday, the 25th inst. ,
as day of thanksgiving. His procla-
nation will be found in another col
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Judge Niblack, of Indiana, denies that
he is a candidate for clerk of the House,
and intimates that whatever his own de-
sire might be, he would regard it as un-
fair to Mr.. K err for him TO aspire to the
clerkship.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-06

Some Of our Republican oontcmpor.
aries dislike The appearance of the
GAZETTE rooster, II isa very natural
feeling in them at which 'yr are not
surprised.
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SHEnIFrS SALES.
Sheriff,H sale.

DY virtue of q writ OF Ais Levari Facias.
- (Mech. Lien,l to me direc'ed. will be
exposed to Public Sale az the Hotel OF Alex
ander Maxwell. in Middletown. St Georges
hundred. New Castle county. Delaware, on
DNESDAY.
THE Nth day OF NOVEMBER. 49,
At / o'clock, p. m.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
A building situated partly IN the town Of
Middletown. in st. Georges Hundred, in the
County of New Castle, on the east eide OF
Broad street. about one hundred and five feet
north of Lockwood street, being forty feet
front on Broad street, and Ine hundred and
eighty feet deep to Norway street. and bound
ed on the south by land OF Colonel Charles 4.
Anderson, and on the north by lands OF Col.
Joshua Clayton, of Thomas. be the same
what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Nathan simmons and to re ssld by
WIN. II. LAMBS"N. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle,
November 4. 1875.
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Sherln,s Sale.
oct2l-2tawts


at the
DELAWAREHOUSE.N No. 5l3 MARK Ell ST
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, Now Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1875.
At 2 O'Clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot of land and building
thereon, situate in the said City of Whining.
ton, bounded and described as follows, to
wit; beginning at a corner formed by the
lines OF the southerlv side of fifth st and the
westerly side OF Rodney St., thence southerly
along the said site Of Rodney st siXty.nine
feet 10 corner, thence by n line north forty
two and half degrees west TO point where
line drawn at right angles from Fifth st.
seyenty-iye feet from the aforesaid side of
Rodney st Will intersect this line, thence
Eortherly parallel with Rodney ST. thirtv-
seven feet more or less to the aforesaid side
OF Fifth 81. and thence thereby casteIly sew
enty-dvc .ect to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Ssi2cd ani t.ten in execution ~ toe pr
pertt 1t I"n4td ~, tro X, and = .t4n r.
hIs wife. d James L. o'i..hlrl, a. 70 he
sold by
HM. II. LANBSON, sheriff.
sheriff Office. New lasti,
October -. 1870. s Uct23.ts
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N NoIlCE.-The Chesapeake and no,o-.
~ Canal Company.-A genera I moe,;n oe,awa
the Company Will be held al ibn bneesing os as
Phlladelphia. on MONDAY Docon,Td. r pl.ee :,
1875. at II O'Clock, A. NJ '''eH'oef q
novl,s,22,29 HENRY V. LESLEY so.-
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AZ ~ v ClOCks n. Tu.b
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground 81 =
ua'e in Ned Lion hundred, and county of
New astls OF the northwest, rly SIDE OF
Clinton street. noitheastetly side Of Fourth
street, ana southeast Hrly side of Washington
street, in Delaware City New Castle county,
Delaware. containing in front or breadth, on
the said Fourth street. two hundred and eight
feet and extending in length OF depth, on { be
said Clinton ST. aud Washington st. respect
iIv.ly. two hundred and sixty feet more or
Westerly by the said Washington street.
southeasterly by said Clinton street, south
wes erly by laid Fourth ST.. and nor heastcr-
ly by lands of ls,a bill, saving and except
ing there utn certain lot OF piece of ground
one hundred feet SOU re. commencing at the
distance of one hundred and eighty feet on
said Clinton street from the west corner OF
Third street and said Clinton st ,and from
that poiu extending the distance of one hun
dred feet on said Clinton st. towards the said
Fourth st. "a ii extending in depth from said
Ciin;or street front one hundred ieet; Il is
loo feet square lot beng the property Of the
claware City Methodist Episcopal Church.
Aud also, al that certain lot or piece of
ground situate on the nortRwesterly side of
Washington ST.. northeasterly side of Fourth
St. and southeasteriy side of Adams -. in
Delaware City aforesaid, containing in front
or breath on the said Fourth St. two hun
dred and eight feet and extending in lens b
or depth on the said Washington and Adams
streets respectively tor feet, bounded north
westerly by said Adar St. southeasterly ty
said Washington ST.. southwesterly by said
Fourth street. az d northeasterly by the ls nd
of at present or formerly of John A.hhurst.
Seized and taken in execution a. the pro
perty Of Henry L. Pecksrd. deceased. ed
win II. Packard. Administ, ator, D. b. A. c.
T. A Of Henry l.. Peckard. deceased.) and TO
he sold by
WIN, Ii. LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office New Castle.
November l. 1875. nov SITS