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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
asrg!ster'a 4iatiffs.
DEGISTER,S OrFICE-

DEGlSTER'S OFFICE,
Al HEw Castle COUNTY, Ausust i2t7, 1873.
pom tue Application u tesar i. 1o4aey. eye
cutor Of Iaont- NJ 4 GneE, al oi wilmington
hundred IN sAid comfy, aroeaset; it Is oui-reI
-ili directed by tue Rezia'er thet tie eXecn-
Vr aforesaid gave nptce q NE granting oi L-t-
ters Of Administration upon the Estate ~ the L.
ceased, with the 4ie Of granting terrof hy causing
advertisements t. le posted, within forty dgys from
the aate u sIch Letters, 10 SIX pf lie most public
places of the CoaAty u NeN Castle, requiring 4l
persons having demands against the Estate, ~ pre-
sent Tie ssne. or a,,ils by Ga ACT Ci Assembly nj
sdch Ease maze ana proiltti And also cause fhe
SANG 90 be inserted, villain the -4ine perlul ID the
DAILY tuAAhHtiAl., a newspaper published III W.
lhlnFlon' aa4 20 be conI!nIel tAsr, "a -gfee weeks
Given nrder the hand ana sasl o: o,ce Of
l.. ~ the ltet-s-el aores 1t Sew Castle Ii ,te,e
C--e County afpfe--li tre e3y sug yea
above written. Sc E!GCS. Register,
NorlGg.- Anper-oos haylg Claims dgaa., We
- ate Of the deceased, iaHt le5cit t,e SAME, dff
attestel = tis txecn'oron before aug l2tl, i.G.
OF a'Hde tue ACT az Assembly VI an c47e made All +
PROVIDED. CESAR A kcDNEt, trocutot,
REGISTERS OFFICE,
~ New cAsTLg corHrY, Aug i2 1s7s.
ulGn the application u May E. Jaiu4f sAl
J4me- Il. ia1n4F, sdlninls TatO7z Of VIM u. Jam -
&ie oi Wilmington llnnlrel N SAL County,
ceased; IL is ordered aud directed by tur Regis
ha The administrators aioresa. give notice VI the
Granting Of Letters VI Administration upon i.t,
estate u ihe deceased, w.tA the dA,e Of granting
! thereoi, py causing advertisements 70 10 p0st-
william .9rtJ ily7 ircA the asc q SUCH r-cr-, 10
-iS pi the most puO.e places o! the Comfy % New
castle. re r.lt a. per- liis having i-ulu /. aga ~ -
ne hsIeie, To present the same ar sbi- bs an act
VI Assembly " such case made aHGpto7ded. NGi
also cause the same 70 be Inserted within the stAa
periDl the DAILY COMMERCIAL, paper pli,.
lished IN Wilmington ana 10 be coaluQed tnerr...
three weeks, te oaJ
Gwen under TIE hand and seal Of ONce oi
H. sl the Register aforesaid al New castle 10 j; s
Castle CaaA.y a.ores-if, the day and ye-l
shove WF!t..n,
g. G. BIGGs, Feg!s'er
| NOTlCE-Al persons having claims aga.ust the
Estate OF the deceased must present the slle du
aieste 10 the Administrators on or before aueu,t
i2H l-,6 or abide tine Nc. u Assembly IN suca ra-a
| ina ie HHi pTpFtsd.
!! !.l..i e 4. /, j 'fnAh' .Hna, Administrators.
i v est i2th e,reet
| Adlross, N I1i1gion, ID. RgeiS.sw,ol
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

WANTED.
Volumes g. Q, :, ., TO- II. l9 =. avs OF Daawarr,
Also. Laws OF New Castle, printed about the year
17g2 address
BOUGHMAN, THOMAS K Co.
auqs0u i'miu1ton De-.
ENT TANTED--A COOK AND a CHAM
w bermald, must be pro,estants. Apnly At
aur2s-tf THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
alotitts.

NIOTlCE.-FCNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure Insertion in
the CoNAEgcIAL must inrdrigh!y he paid f1r IN al
e,tH.s Rpr4-tf COMMERCIAL pRiNTING 90.
NOTICE. -ELEDtI 'N.-AN f l. u c.
~ TI0S Tor nine rir,c;ors Of the wilmington
Coa Gas Company vii be held a' tie Office No. 81
Shlplcy street, on Monday. the h dsy Of sept H.
Der ueN between the hours ~ and oc ccs, y. IN.
A1g3tIt Z. LAWSON, Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
atantfd.

WJANTED by A MIDDLE AGED
w man, situation in O store or mannfactory
as assistant clerk. messenger. or aLy other lignt
employment where sirict attention 70 business Is
reqarsd Address 'P. rTH S OFFICE.
ana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

oh e @ U e BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
~ paper, almost as neat as engraving, printed at
n COMMERCIAL once, cheaper than slse,eaere,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01
The Temperature, 4o-dEy.
Wilmington Markets.

As REGISTERED AT THE ooxSzRo.AL oVyTcz
IS A, NJ, IS Atl p. n,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

TgN0 TEACHERt AND SCHOOL;OFFI-
4 CsRs.-iHroNTA IT MOTTO - e ar n,V
ga : rIcps5'd 20 '-rp.g SC oos WIN The QEs
t1 sari y fHe 'a'r Z. sTi, ~ acccIjg vat ~.
.sT rey-i4 As yAl'ufl = IN scfuu. ip9Ss thFlug1-
q " 'ie ate aye al'hofi2ai 10 furnish % ~
i9r M'f1 q zion pGli,hsts' MIRO ne i-n rfict=,
lni Wal ava ie-I ia s'cck the BOOKS ia u'e Ia
q count dove by .a- publishers Board " iraau
cHevl tlf w1e equal adf lefagss aai gr-i er
= -lapUrt no ael'ets. Epug man, Thomas a Cu.
BooSs - lels an 'latly.eT-, a.. Ma1se r'e',
Wilmington, nel. bus3l-6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

i HEFI IT. z Ut IIt.
The undersigned VIII continue the husiness q
wood turning and saving at the old ts'a' shed
stani 5i5 urange street. thankful for past fayOrs
a continuance OF the same is licl'ed
STEPHEN rOWNEG.
9fiNISGroS. TEL. august f9i, I5-l
NOTICE is HhREBI GIVEN TBAT
IN the partnership lately existing between
James, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
debts owing TO the said irm are to he paid 20 How.
arl = Walton. ami ali demands against said trIn are
- be paid hy hun. . Ar y. W " uN
BRADLEY JAMES.
WILMINGTON. DEL Ju!y 81, SIS. iysl.lm
I'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
Z dsy formed co partnership under he name OF
Walton Brither. for the plrpose ot carry lng on
the whoitta snd retail ice business, heretofore
conducted by Waltau q j ines.
ROHARD p. WILTON,
Pu>EY A. WALTON.
WiLxrsGT1H. DIT. July 81, Is 3. lysi-im
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

EUi3Ikf BUREAU NOTICE.
AL property hnders W1Iain the city VINO have nnt
rad aeir prrer;g reg sier-l, afe respectfully re-
3Hestei to pres-n 20 liil C.Ice correct clscf.l-
ion Of tael- pFo7 III.
A cory q ne reg.st-y I9w egd Naps fo.uls ;ar
he acE ptioa ot p-ooeE 80 &c fIgf 7--1 On sl-
,-lgd-lr1 a. Hfz '' se,
Al dee ", c4nYeY1nce7 or trapsfCr2 of Pa,l Ea-
,ate, tr.fa exc. jriT ft1. 3rs mu-i he a-te-=i ~
ms aaice ua'1re tp"f ere SAINT % \ r ssle 70 be
=. .C. CoSv'EIT.
lAef Engineer End sn:Yeyof,
ianSo-i Tenth snd Eng Stfe-ts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-01

HFtIOh OF THE
~ WILMINGTON -AvISGs Frsn SocIETY
AUGUST II, loii !
TIL slnu4l meeting q thls Society will be ned
al nc'r ONCE on monday, The 6tl OF Ser'eluner
next from IL to II o'cl0ts, A, NJ, 70 e'ect Twenty
e' Ct VIII ne ct on the evening Of the NJ &t DAY. el
t=nuhsr IN, at1}. &C ucS. to organ ze e losri.
auEAl 70 ALNe T w. sMll Il r.casur Z.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
q NER1II AEU.S.

The President sent special message
to Congress yesterday, calling attcn-
tlon 10 the financial condition of the
Government and suggesting as il means
OF meeting the deficiency in the levcn
'le mat the duty on tea and coffee be
restored lie also recommends that
the Secretary OF the Treasury be au.
thorzed 40 redeem legal tenders
whenever presented in sums OF one
hundred dollars and multiplies there.
Of, at premium Of gold of ten pei
cent, lcss interest at The rate of y per
cent per annum, diminishing the pre-
mum at the same rate until final re-
sumption.
The President has signed the bill
TOR The resumption OF specie pay.
mcnts.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
lsDI.IfIt Al.


Hon Hortntio Seymour has written
a letter positively declining 10 be a
candidate for L. s. Senator, and re.
commenting Mr. Kcrnon for the posi-.
ton.
Hon Nm. a Wallace was nomina.
ted for unitci Statcs Senator by the
Democratic caucus at Harrisburg yes
tcrday. tie received 106 votes on the
lir~t ballot to II for Clvmer and 9 for
Black
Spcakcf " iltz telcgtaphca from New
Orleans to the President Yesterday. re
questlns him-as his message state,
that the military interference with tho
organization ot the Louisiana Ho,is,
was unauthorizcd- to direct the mill
lary to restore the stat8 q,ta existing at
the time General DE Trubriand ELECTED
certain representatives..
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15

Henryh. IIoplMf, Robert C. Barker
pNym. j. Lank, yohn Comfy, WIN.
Bowc, knpch NJ. Sfotsenburg, Henry
JA Picrq %James Huntington, Edward
C. AJeffeE5&s, Janl% M. Byran, Daniel
GTtgg, fliSmasJ. Davis.
Mr. Harrsngton moved that the de
fendent be allowed to plead mot
guilty, to the first four counts and that
the nth court be quashcl in alleging
an oferto sell .omy sWhidhs was hoi
indictable. The government expressed
Their Satisfaction AMI me motion was
granted. ae...E lsL...
The remainder of the afternoon was
consumed in examining Captain Lnb
kcr John Lockwood, Levin A Jenk
ina and Captain Williams aud thcil
testimony was substantially the same
as that given on HE preceding trial,
and going to establish the same state
of facts against Crosby that existed
against EIlcgood
The Jury in the ElIegood case le-
turned last night, at 10 o'clock and
asked count if the defendant wa,
bound 10 account fur the sugar Offered
for sale at Georgetown? Count replied
atlirmatively Verdict guilty as t.
the touIth count receiving and con
cenllng the G"ods--r'not guilty" ns ID
other courts. ."
Cont adjourned about 8 o'cloct IN
III ~ tu-morroh morning .a. .. ~
a-.. 4.tNt a.Ht ~ a. n
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15

one OF two alternatives either the
government must subdue the White
Leaguers, or the White Leaguers vii
snodue the government .-WilGtiayton
Commercial ''o"
The White Leaguers'' have commit
ted no offence of which the government
mas right to take notice. And the gov
ernment would show more dignity and
good sense if it would attend to its own
business, and let radical Office holders
and swindlers Of Louisiana take care of
themselves. How would it do for the
government to send troops to Philadel.
phia and subdue the White Leaguers''
there who have been so notorious at
stutfng the ballot boxes and HAVING
things their own way through the in,
strumentality Of corrupt rings controll-
ed by Mann and his crew.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
col = ~ Jo,ncV'S S25.OOO.

NAsHiNGroH, Jan. I3.-Thr Chronicle
to-day has "A very scyer. article nn al
torney and his share Of the Pacific Mail
subsidy fund. which concludes with
thc4e words, 1t now appears that it
was not the Centennial that took HIM
abroad. 1t was Pacific Mail he was fiee-
ing ir3nl. 1t wa the recollection of
Mcfarland'5 50 600 thar haunted him.
rms Congressional Committee. without
lear, favor or affection, was on his track
1T him come home at once. Let us
near what seductive words were whis-
pered IN his ear to turn him from the
pain OF yntnr. Was he deceived? Did
hi W Na>hlngiun Representatives impose
upon h4i too trusting and comfiding ha-
tLle' Let hlul come home and explain "
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
A DMIkIsTKATOkS SALE
IA OF
r i. A L. F. S r A T F.
IN rnE CITY on wILMINGroN.

BY virtue of nm ar er oi lhe Orphans Court
OF the State ot Delaware. III ~ d for New ,as-
tic County undo the Eighth d,y ot Sette,u-
Der. d., 1874 viii be eNrusrd to sa c by
WAY nt Public Auction. on 1 TUESDAY,, the
9Th day II FEBRUARY, 4. b. 1915. ut 2
o'clock p NJ at the Delaware House. No
5l3 Market street. kept by 0e1 ". Ortlip
ihe following de. ciibed lands and tenements
being he Real Estaie OF Edward p Strick-
land. deceased, TO Wit:
A certain lot nr arcel Of land situate in
the cry of Wilmington New T.. stie unity
and State OF DeldwaIe, with dwelling house
thereon clecied, b, unded and desclibed as
follows. Ia wit
Beeinning at a stab on tho GoulherIy side
Oi IhItd street be cen Lumbhtd and Pop
lar streets at the distaI.cs Of fily-lour feet
from tho Weiterly ride of Lombard street,
thence Southerly parallel with LOMBARD ST
hiy,tip ht i,ot thence Westerly parallel
ith Ihiid street twenty one feet 10 stake,
thence Notthefly and PARALLEL with Lombard
street eighty eight Ieet 10 the Suuthe,ly side
oi 1hlr street and thence herewith Easterly
twenty ,h' iet to the place of Bf ginning.
Attend tncc will be given and terms OF sale
made known ut the time and place aforesaid,
by HENRY il. HOPKINS,
administrator, or by
GEORGE GRAY, E.q, his attorney.
Attest. c. NJ. YANDEyER
Clerk Orphans Court
The above property is No. ia East Third
street
TmuS NJ oGLE Auctioneer
janl3 eudIg,Ad
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15

IHR PnEsIDENTs MESSAGE shows ve,v
clearly both his inability and his imbe-
elllty' Instead of replying to the reso-
luton OF Mr.. Thurman in n dion;ted
and courteous manner he undertool, to
compile campaign document But be-
lore he got through with it he was ad.
monished OF his error by his own friends
and thereupon he attempted to remodel
II. Whatever it might have been had
he been allowed to pursue his own
course, 1t Is now wretched tumble Of
Inconsistencies, and must create feel.
ing OF deep shame i.l the minds of all
intelligent Republicans who desire n
sustain him us the head of their party
Inc message is too long for our column.
and our readers will be spared a pernsal
OF 1t. 1t says that there have hean riots
and murders in Louisiana IN tho nas+
the perpetrators Of which were never
punished, Yet the State, all that t;na
was IN the hands Of the Republican mar.
ty, every Office from Governor down wa
niied with administration men, and why
dld they not infict punishment if such .
stare OF things actually existedP 1t saws
there have been frauds at elections. and
yet Kellogg managed the late election
appointed the officers, was assisted by
deputy U. 5. Marshals and took twr
months to count the returns. That
there were frauds in the election we de-
not doubt, but they were on Kellogg,
side.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15

Rl virtue OF writ Of Leyafi taciaS ct
- me difectea will be sxpdsed 10 p"blic
DELAWARE HOUSE, 5l3 MARKET ST,
Kept by Geo. W, 0ttlip. in tho City of viii
mlneton. New Castle County, Delaware.
On SATURDAY.
THE 1drH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
At2 o'clock. p. NJ, ~
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain Lot of Land. and Two story
Brick Dwelling House thereon situate in
the CITY 0t Wilmington. >a.y tsaii. bounded
and desclibed as follows. i"'wit;
Beginning at the westerly side Of Windsor
street. between Eighth aud Ninth streets at
the dist'nee Of one hundred aud City seven
teot three inches more OF less, from the
south.riy side # Ninth street. and nj the
centre vi the party wall between his and the
adjoining brick dwelling ON the north
thence westerly through the centre Of said
party Wall and parallel 10 Anih street Gig hty
eight ieet to the enstelly side ut hVe ieet
Wids aliey CONNECTING with four feet wide
alley Iea,hng into indsOr and Mad son
streets; thence sUutheTly along said side oi
said hve ieet wide alley and parallel to Wind
sor street twelve feet 10 "a corner thence
easteIly parallel to the fr,t mentioned line
and Ninth StTeet through the centre Of lhe
patty wall between this and the adjoining
dwelling Ol RAID h cnt On tho sUuth eighu :
eight lett To the Said westerly side of Wind
sor street, and thence thereby northelly
twelve feet to tho place Of beginning be
tho conten 5 thereof VII Il they may. win the
tree use and privilege Of the above mentioned
two alleys with other 0wntIs OF land bound.
ing thereon their heirs and assigns ia eom-
mon forever
Seized and taken in Execution as tho bro
porty u EmeliLe johnson. aud TO c sold by
WM. II. LAM BISON, sheriff
Sheriff's Office. New Castle
December ~, A d.. 1874. doe,}O- 2tawts,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
at 3 O'clock, p. NJ,
The follow ing described Real Estate. viz

The iOiiQstnA Jeseribeu hehi Esllhte. VIZ
All that certain Lot piece OF parcel al Land
with Mansion House buildings iher. u cree
ted. situate in Chr stinil, Hundred County
aud State aloresaid. bounded and described.
as ~ lows. towit: 4i.t. .4.s..
beginning ia the oout'e al tho wilmington
and hris,iana 1ur0nike Road. tals cniIeI
Maryland AVenue) at u corner at Land late
OF John Il Latinier. now ot .llenry
LaiineT; thence with u line of snid
Lanmers land south. eleven degrees,
east three hundred and fifty rne aud eight
teIiths Ic tt0 n corner Tor hand ef DR. John
A. Brown iheuce with the line dividing this
hand from hand at said Br wn. north sixty
eight degrees aud fifty five minutes east five
hundred aud twenty six teet 10 the centre of
Se"euth Avenue thence with tho centre of
said Seventh Avenue north twenty degrees
weat three bundI.d and fnriy seven and six
" six hundreihs feet to an iron spike or bolt
in the cehtre Of the Wilmington and
Christians Turnpike Road thence with
sixty-hve degrees and tiify five minutes
west four hundred and twenty two
and nine4tenths feet 10 the place Of begin
ming. containing within said bounds three
and ninr hundred aud eighty six thousands
acres oi land. DO the same more Or less
Seized and taken in execution as tue prop
eIty Of Lizzie Wright and t. e.. and 10 be
sold by '. t...
y--...sss.as-.,s-...r. W Al "A LA ARsnS Sba,iH
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
stu BARKING at his Heels.

Ever since Senator Bayard airaigned
Grant and Sheridan before the country
IN his great speech in defense Of cenati-
tutional liberty and the right Of the
people under our Federal Union to local
self-government, the apologists Of thes.
shoddy tyrants have been barking at his
heels in the most surly manner Ths
last effort to extort some modification Of
the character which the Delaware Sena.
tor gave to Sheridan was by the rantinc
Senator of Illinois, Mr.. Logan. And hi.
illusions to the brilliant aud brave but
unfortunate Breckinridge, and the one.
dashlng and heroic soldier but now veal
and enfeebled Yet still truthful and can
did old gentleman. jefferson Davis, mus
have brought smile to the lips Of every
man that can feel disgust for bomhas-
and demagogueism.
But the gentleman from Illinois Sc
cured nothing by his attempt to misrep
resent or discOlor the meaning of Mr.
bayard, and that Senator very properly
retorted that what he had said of Sher
ldan had been said conscientiously, and
Sheridan's picture, whatever it was, had
been drawn by his own hand. He did
repeat that man who could pen such a
despatch was unfit to breathe the air of
Republic. If General Sheridan could
carry out his recommendations he would
himself be the only man to breathe the
FREQ air, for those of us who are left vii
be the merest creatures. dependapt q,
his will
Mr.. Logan then had the meanness I,
say that Mr.. Bayard' S reference to Sher
ldan was "a direct invitation TO th,
Whlte League to assassinate Sheridan.
Ihls remark was treated by Mr.. Bayar,
with the contempt which it deserved
A man who would do what Sherida,
IN his infamous dispatch proposed to do
Is not composed of the material from
winch republican statesmen are made
And were authority reposed in him ther
would be few votes cast unless they wpr
cast for Sheridan Ignorant rude an,
oomlneerlng, he seems to have neve
known Or to have forgotten that thi
country was governed by Constitutio,
and code of laws, to sustain which tn,
people tax themselves to educate officer
ana sustain an army. He seems to hay
forgotten that he is the mere servant q
the people and is indebted to them fo
his daily rations. When man in hi
position turns tyrant 10 the people h
deserves the severest rebuke that can b
administered, and Mr. Bayard may b
well assured that his speech receives In
unqualified appreciation of his constitu
ents, as it has done Of the great mas, q
The people of the whole country.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
AT , o'clock. p, NJ.


The following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain farm OF trnct of land stu
hted III Brandywine Hundred County and
State aforesaid. bounded and described ms
follows. tn wit:
BEGINNING at p stone corner of land of the
hArs OF William Talley. deceased and land
OF Samuel Grubb; thence by said Grubb's
land and by land now Or late of Valentine
FOrwood. south twenty four and three quar-
ter degrees cast, eighty two perches and iour-
4; Talley; thence by line Of said land south
fftyseven and II half degrees west, ninety
three peiches to II corner white oak tree
merly devised by Samuel McClintock. TO his
grandson, Samuel McChntock son ofThomas.
north SIXTY degrees. west fifty eight perches
to post thence south ffty-one degrees vest
thirn three pefehes ana ten links TO the mid
die "f public road; thence by the middle
line Of said public road. north nine and one
half degrees east ono hundred and eleven
poiches and three links TO the intersection
Of the line OF land of the aforesaid WiIlinm
eiebty-six and one half degrees east sixty
perches and seven links to u corner stake ;
thence north ono degree west nine perches to
corner stake thence north eighty. six and
one hal degrees east eight perches to a cor
neT stake; thence south twelve degrees east
nine perchoS and one tenth to n corner stake
and thence north eighty six and one half dc
grees cast thiriy-four and a half perches to
tho Pi"No VI W y 'hu,hk' colthiiiiHB elgnty-n
acres. one rood and twenty-six perches. be
the same more or less
Seized and taken into execution az the pro :
perty of George X Townsend and Mary Il,
NJ. Towns end. his wife. and Primrose Muir
phey and Lizzie Murphey. terre tenants, and
TO be sold by
WIN II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, New Castle,
December 70. A. y. 1874. J dec3l-2tawts
N B.-Mr. George II. Townsend is not the
present owner OF tho above property he for
merly owned it and sold it subject to a mort
n
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
LSo,., wi.n."x 90 r....... li,h

.'@"'"s " i'h'"G a. rasrhase a light
running and Simple sewing Machine ua1,iS
40 "e'l 10 rhll NJ NJ Is Mark et street. Mi
mhlin'i"h "a D.i aud SEQ one of the Incest Fami-
~ Mnchines III the world 1t has no
sun. A. se"s W." II the Ihickest to The thinest
our h"bhy T. riiDpio,ty. durability. light
tahh'n-. aud II" threading up requlr.j self
lghi,tiidIh. shuttle aud sell setting needle
discount oil i"r cash Ladies lnn1thnS -
neaty and c"mtiItitad machine, but get the
llght running New American
- as Market - Wilmington. Dol
b'"SWl" j. ii. PKi IN ROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-15
sHMrMys SALES.
SGRRIFF,S SALE.

Dy viitue ofa writ of Levari Facias to ma
! n ,bs dire''efs''l be exposed at Public Sale
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the City of WI.
mington. New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
y TIE lGth DAY OF JANUARY, 1876.
-at3 o'clock. 2. M,
The following described Real Ectate. viz.
All That e,tain frame messuage or tenems,,
and lot or piece ofground, situaie..o the. West
ide of walnut street. nj the distance of one
hundred nn,l eighty feet SIX inch. Souihwa,d
from tho South sids OF ths Turn, pike road. az
Market street, III Newport, aud County al
Now Castle aioresnid, containing in front ar
breadth ON iaid Walnut street, twenty 6vs
feet, and extending nSlebKth or depth 'wesi.
ward, between lines nt ri-ht angles with sniJ
Walnut streot "n the hor. Il line thereof nne
hundred and two feet i've inches aud ON ti,s
south line thereof the hundred and twenty
two ieet two nrbe'. la ground oi Jane
Crn nslun. be the sniDr u ore or less
] Seized aud taken ia Ike. uiiOn as the pro
periy Of Mary ELIZA DAVIS. who hath survived
Abs0lem Davis. MortpagOr. Andrew Davis
heir ut law Of mid AbsOiem Davis and BeDis
min fooie and James A. Seiibu.r. Irrre
tenauts and To be sold by
WM. Il. Lam BSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff G. flee New Castle. [
Decsnlber.i d, "a. D.le73 deco Aawts