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sHERIRFvS sALEs.
susERuer,s sALf.


IlY .virtueof u writ Of Leyari Facias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
Mt the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5Is MARKET ST :
kept by Geo W Ortlip In the City. of VIII
mington. New Castle County. Delaware.
ON THURSDAY.
TlR Urn DAY or FRBRUARY. 'isY5.~s
Al O'Clock. T. NJ.
The follow ing described Real iEsate. VIZ:
An that certain LOT, piece or parcel of land
with q three storied brick house thereon
aforesaid, bonaded and descrihed rs fol-
lows. to wit: 4 y Z = r =
Beginning On the southerly side of Tenth
street betn neen Orange and Tatnafl streets at
the distance Of one hundred and fifty feet
four inches. more or less. from the westerly
side of 0range street at the middle OF two
and half feet wide alley between this .and
the adjoining house thence along the middle o
of said alley southeriy parable! with Orapge
street one hundred feet to the Friends Meet :
westerly parailel with Tenth street fifteen
feet more or less to j Mag avs land. thence
by ia line oil the same northe -iy parallel with
Orange street one hundred feet to the a.ore !
said side Of rentn stfest. and theme there
with oasterly fifteen feet. mora or less. y The
what they may with the use of thu wiehIR
mentioned n ley in common with the adioia =
ing property forever
Seized and taken in execution n hs- the pro :
Rice. Administrator Of Mary. Z bohner.. de-
ceased. sho has surviving mortgagvf.- and
Martha Jones )Bnd to besoh by .'i1' -
wM"H- LAMBSoN. Sheriff
Sherif's Office. New Cattle. = 5. Eco.
January Es. A. D. lsl5. ) janer2tswF.
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The York of King Caucus,

1t is astonishing that men boasting of
their intelligence and knowledge will be
found like sheep following the course
Of some old "bell- wethsr," whether that
be, into the ditch or more dangerous
place.
Those of our readers who remember
the reports of scenes in Congressional
caucuses during the war, will call fresh
ly to their minds the numerous occasions
when King Caucus vas invoked to:help
on the party to assume the perilous un-
dertaking of hurrying the people into
savage and unrelenting work Of war and
devastation.
Old Zack Chandler, with his cry for
bloodletting," and old Thad. Stevens,
were the bell wethers;' p and all that
wds necessary was to call cancus, stand
up Old Thad. and let his old :infidel
tongue ring out the party anathemas on
all who dared to oppose the will of Lloyd
Garretson, Wendell Phillips, Henry Will
son and a few more abolition saints, and
the party lash in the hands Of King
Caucus was triumphant under it, men
silently voted for acts that their con-
science told them were wrong and would
lead to greater difficulty.
Ben. Butler now assumes the mantle
OF Stevens. But the Essex statesman
finds it more difficult to influence men
than formerly. They have grown wiser
as the nation has grown poorer under
Radical treatment.
1t is quite ridiculous to see Butler,
who has been repudiated at home, stand
up and threaten to use the party lash as
he has done in order to pass the Civil
Rights Bill and other Radical measures
But the power of King Caucus over q
bad party to do mischief is fast coming
TO an end, and conspicuous failure was
exhibited the day before yesterday when
Radical caucus was invoked to secure
the passage Of resolution to suspend
the two-thirds rule Of the House of Rep
resentatives, purely for partisan pur
poses, and in order to get at the Civi
Rights bill and pass it by bare majority
Butler undertook the work again yes
terday, with what success is not knowf
at this writing, as the session of thu
House had continued until long aftel
midnight
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Congress is a Disturbing Etc.
1neut.

The people looked to it to quiet the
fears and allay the excitement between
the contending parties at the South.
But it has not done SO. On the contrary
it has united with the Grant party to en-
gender bad feeling and promote strife
and difficulty in that sadly afflicted re-
gion, in order that the Radical party
scallawags and carpet -baggers may keep
their places and continue to plunder the
people. And now the apprehensions of
the people are greater than they have
been since the close of the war. And
great fears are being entertained that in
order to hold the Offices, the Grant party
will risk another war, if the reckless
leaders of the Radicals can find sufficient
persons to rebel against their heartless
cruelty to cause the use of arms. 1t is
hoped that the people will see through
their schemes and scorn down the craft
of Grant and his small potato" ad
visers
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4. \. SENATOR'S.

The Senate of New Jersey yesterday
confirmed Ex-Governor Joel Parker as
Attorney General of the State, to sue
ceed Gilchrist.
Theodore F. Randolph, Democrat,
was elected United States Senator by
the New Jersey Legislature in Joint
convention yesterday, by vote of ~
to 81 for Robson.
The Wisconsin Legislature took a
ballot for United States Senator. in
joint convention. yesterday without re.
suit. The vote stood: Carpenter, 50;
Bragg, 81 scattering 1S.
The Florida Legislature balloted fot
L. $. Senator in joint convention yes.
terday, without effecting choice, 7e
votes were cast, but they were scatter
ed among 23 candidates the high
est number given to any one being 8.
The Senate Of Nevada has adopted
II resolution disappearing of military
interference with the civil power, bu,
holding that Gen. De Trobriand wa.
guiltless of intentional wrong, and ap
proving the President course in th,
Louisiana difficulty.
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AndreW johnson Senator.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THE EIEc-
"a sT1oN,
The New York and Washington
papers comment as follows on Mr.,
Andrew Johnson's election to the Sen.
ate. %
The New York Herald says:
HE is the hest man that Tennessee
could have chosen, not merely for her
self, but for the democracy North and
South. In the Senate he was in the
Presidency, for the independence which
is inseparable from his character will
have better opportunity in the duties
of legislation than it could have In
those of the Executive.
The New York Sun says:
People generally will rejoice at Mr.
Johnson's election, seoause they be
lieve he is honest and fearless, and
will perform usefu service in clearing
out the cOrruptions and usurpation,
which Grantism has brought upon the
country. And az Grants civil career
was introduced by the Impeachment
and'trfaf0f MT Johnson, II would bs
acurious illustration Of poetic justice
if, asa Senator, he should be called
p upon the take part in the Impeachment
of President Grant. 't..A
The New York Times says:
y "He will considerably enliycn dis
cussion in the Senate, and what, he
says will generally be found worth
listening to. There does not live a man
! to-day who has been more abuseed and
caricatured and knocked about thar
! ANDY" johnson, end it is odd to sec
him near the top Of the tree again"
The New York World thinks
"His election TO succeed that very
offensive and disreputable person
Brownlow, is public boon, and MIR
, Johnson's past proves that his future
coursc in the Senate will be uaselfisl
honest and very courageous"
The New York Tribune says
"Mr Johnson will be conspicuous
and all amusing figure, But W,
doubt whether he willprove an impor
| tant one
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MOOD Iettins'' Chandler. Defeat
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN DE-
TRorr.

TKOrT.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Fifteen minutes after the action of
the Legislature yesterday had made u
United States Senator of Judge Chris
tiancy, and .consigued Zachariah
Chandler to hispolitical grave, the new
was flashed to Detroit. d,
The first dispatches were directed
to prominent Republicans, and they
rubbed their eyes and took a second
look before rushing out to spread the
weighty information.
"Chandler's knocked endways," was
the exclamation, and it was replied to
by - .rs-..
"Thunderl are you crazys" =,
Some recipients of dispatches rushed
to the telegraph Office, and shouted to
the clerk -.s..'
Here! you've made ID of mis-
takef'
Guess not, )" was the reply.
But Chandler can't be defeatedp''
well, Christiancy's elected!e
There was MOI e. cheering and enthns-
iasih during the next tive hours thar
would have. been betrayed over the re-
suit OF. half dozen State elections. =.
We've got old -Zaek. this time!" n
man would shout rs he met au'acquain
tance, and IA crowd would rush mp and
add - ;
'Zack s.bustedr" 'tRinfsare played
How are you, Post Office and George
Jerome r'' ;"
One aignined' Democrat, upon hear
ipg the news, uttered prolonged war
whoop and sent bis beaver half way
across the street and others slapped
each others backs and ejacuiated;--
what's this country coming to, any
way?". -. 81. 'f'f =
The Post Office and Custom House
officials and some strictly Radical Re
ppblicans of course sighed, "Pool
Zack~ but a general count noses would
have shown that a dozen men were
enthusiastically or secretly glad of Tho
Senator defeat where one was reall,
sorry. Numbers of men who had all
along invested largely IN Chandler
stock were heard making use of suci
expressions as:-"Well, it's time fol
a change" "Our folks ought to have
known better" The people are rip,
for change ects. It is safe to sa,
that he has many less partisans in. De
triot to-day than he had at II O'Clock
| yesterday.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Ri virtue Of an order of Venditioni Ex.
- ponas to me directed, will he exp0ssd 10
Public Sale, 49,. =.
AT THE HOTEL oFBENJ.D. LoNawAHB
in Delaware City. in Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle County. Delaware. on
=; y TUESDAY. stN
TIE 9rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1877, "a.
At II o'clock. A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
A lot OF land situate in Red Lion Hundred
in the town of Delaware City, New Castle
County. Del. beginning at y stone. in the
middle OF a new street running from the pub
lie road otherwise called Fifth street, said
Fifth street being the southwest boundary Of
the town of Del. City Aforesaid, 10 the Del
awar Getty Cemetery, the said stone being the
corn loI other land of said Georse Clark,
and running thence with the middle of sal d
new street. south thirty nine and a half de-
groes west one hundred and seventy four feet
TO stone, a corner of William Neeff's lot,
thence with said Neef's lot north fifty and 4
half degrees west three hundred and seventy
i've feet TO u stone. a. corner, of other land
ofGe0rEs Clark Aforesaid; thence with said
laid north forty-One degrees east one hun
dred and seventy four feet, and soutb fifty
and half degrees east. three hundred and
sseventy-one and half feet 10 the frat men
toned stone and place of beginning, contain. d.
ing sixty. four thousand eight hundred and
two square feet OF ground. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of George Clark. and to be sold by
WM, II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
SheriH's Office. New Castle, 4 - TF'''Vt
January a. A. d.. 1875. janl5-2tawts.
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Four Evils.-Whoever habitually uses
will he likely 10 snffer from four evits viz an
overplus of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest 1t, the pangs of dyspepsia,
and DOCTORS bill. DIR. WALKERS FEGE-
TABLE VINEGAR BITTERs, the great Teetotal
Restorative of the age, without over-stimu-
latng the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts healthful appetite, promotes diges-
tion, regulates tho liver and bowels, puri1es
the blood, and thus, instead of entailing four
evils, confers four inestlmable benefits. 2I.iw
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KING CAUCUS received another dead.
ly blow in Congress on Monday. In
truth, the old Republican tyrant has
been dethroned 80 frequently of late,
that it is very doubtful whether he will
over get on his pins again.
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~ 10 me dlfecteu. VIII De exposed To Pub
lie Sale "A .Ptt E ysaf
AT THE DEER PARK HOTEL,
kept by John +. Lewis, in the town Of Newark
in White Clay Creek Hundred. New 1 astls
County, Delaware. on ...
FRIDAY. -. ,E
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, .
at o'clock, P. NJ, 80.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain plantation or tract Of and
situate in Mill Creek Hundred. New Cast 9
County, and State aforesaid, bounded and d e,
scribed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at stone on the West SIDE of
PeehU Creek. i've tenths OF perch from the
middle Of said creek, thence rnnning by hind
Of Robert Taylor south "a degrees west II0
81 perches to stone IA corner of land Of
William kirkw0od. thence the same course
S3 I 10 perches. making the whole distance
22A perches to the middle Of the road known
us the Newport ad, thence thereby north 10
degrees west 46 perches to stake in the road
known as the Christiana road. on Drummon's
II II. thence by the road leading TO Milford
cross loads the following courses and distan-
ces iz: North M degrees west l32 32-lO per-
ches north 67 degrees west 6i perches north
73 degrees west Y 6-lO perches. north S6l% de :
grees west Al 210 perches to the middle of
the bridge on Muddy Run. thence up said
run. its various meanderings. TO the mouth Of
small run known rs Vanznnts Hmm, thence
up the same to corner of lot known as the
east six perches to Muddy Run aforesaid.
thence mp said run, its various meanderfngs.
to stake five tenths of perch from stone
or landmark on the east side of said run. for
merly land of Henry III |. now of James Lit
tie. thence by the same from said stone south
6O12 degrees. east Is perches to II stake in lieu
Gf a stone called for. thence thereby north
T6 a degrees east 45 clio perches to q stone
near hickory tree corner of land of Sam
uel Fell. thence thereby south AK degrees
east 50 perches to the middle Ot road known
as the ChristiAna road as aforesaid, thence
thereby north two and quarter degrees, west
II 4g-l 0 perches to a stake, thence by land of
Robert Rankin north "a degrees. east Ii 7-l0
perches to II stone (taking in line stone as
or land mark on the east side of said road, }
theSce thereby south T9A degrees east 50 $40
perches to n stake newly set thence there's
by south 45% degrees. east 81 10 perches to
stone. thence thereby north SO degrees, east
90 perches to stone on the west bank Of said
PeehO Creek, thence the same course TO the
middle of said creek. thence by the In argip of
said creek south 42Z degrees east % 25-.O0
perehos to the first mentioned stone. the place
of beginning. containing two hundred and
one acres. one rood and nine percheS. subj ect
to the discount for the grave yard, which is
to be excepted in the deed. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perrty of Thomas Brooks. and Mary, j.. his
wife, and terre tenant and ta.be sOld.by .
VIM. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff. .
Sheriff s Office, New Castle, -.
January -. A. ID 1873. ian23-2tawts. :
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FOh SAFE AND RENT:

EoR sALE-A fine bred Alderney Bull, 3
~ years old, sired by imported Lancaster
dam by imported Pilot Both in Herd Book.
Apply to JOSEPH TIBBE1T, :
Back Greek Neck,
janes--tw. Cecil County, Md.
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The House Of Representatives on
Tuesday, though giving an affirmative
majority OF 30, failed of the necessary
two-thlrds to pass n constitutional
amendment making the Presidential
term hereafter six years without posi-.
billty OF reelection. A resolution
mot joint or concuTenD was adopted
ny vote of 1876 to II, calling upon
the commissioner of the Land Office
to bring suit to dispessess in favor of
the United States the New Idria Min
ing Company, the successful oppo-
nent Of McGarrahan in his famous
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HO7EIos.
'WEs1ERN HOTEL.
n. W. .coR FOURTH AND ORANGE sTs.
c. J. KYLE. PRoPIETo...

The above House has been put In comp,ets
repair for the reception of guests, Whert.
they will receive all the accommodations oi
q FIRST GLASS HOTEL ! ~ r. =
Bar filed with choicest wines, hquers. eisars
&c, and the table supplied with the best IN
market affords. Transient and permanent
bOar,iers aceofntnodated at moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hostlers. A iib.
eral share public patronage Ia respectfui,y '
solicited.
aug2-iu
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EFFERsoN HOUSE, =.
NEW CASTLE. DELAWARE,
JOHN W. GRAY, PROPRIEToR.

This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for tne
reception of visitors, who will find At II ali tie
accommodations OF flRST-CLASS HOTEL
IL commands a fine view of the Delaware Bs,
and Is one OF the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or pie.nics.
The house is kept in the best style, the ban
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors ami
stantlals and luxuries OF the market EscAr
sionists can arrive by boat or rail Itm tSc.
who wish to go fishing or boat riding ON lhe
noble peaMarel can be- aseommo dhtesi'wth
suitable boats. The patronage " the pul,iic
is respectfully solicited. - = w
Jy22tf H.IHI ~ Ws"GR6f.,
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WEATHER REPORT
WAsHTNaTIoN, january 2s i A. NJ
PROBABILITIES.

In the Middle States and lower lake
region cloudy and rainy: weather, ex-
cePt partly as snow over the northern
and eastern, portions, but @, grad
nally extending eastward during the
afternoon and night, rising barometer,
north and northwest winds, falling
temperature and clearing weather.
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Boyet,s HooY.] Lini1nent

After 3Oyears OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
Inattentipn. to the feet than all other diseases
Sombined.a After many experiments I have
found the true remedy TO PREVENT the dis
ease OF the ffoof or restore it after negligence,
90 wnat nature intended il should be-the
yredt support of the noble animal. IL the hoof is
niiamed and diseased, the animal is compare
lively worthless. This IIiniment will surely
prevent this worst Of all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Siasw generally called Knee Sprung,
&C., and restore, these that have been crippled
by the want of such q remedy. y
ASTry IT, and 1t will never fail II properly
applied, viz!'
Battle the horses foot once week, or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair."i. ~
NJ. G. BOYER
Norristown, Pa.
DIR. M. Z. BoYRR-Dear Sir; This is to Ger.
tity that have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and hpd. it the best pre-
paration have ever nsed on horses. 1t is far
better than you recommend 1t. Send me Eve
cases at once, by,express, q. U. ID.
- u 81 IL HAkisy HAMILTON
No. 1872 West 3lst street. New York City.
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FRIDAY. 90 = T.
THE l?th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875.
nj o'clork p Al

The following described Real Estate. viz
A tract of land situated in Mill Creek Hun
dred. New Ca ,tls Csunt y, ID elaware. boundec
and described as follows. to Wit =. W.
On the west by lands Of David EastbnIn, or
the north by lands Of - Taylor and lands o
David Chili4s and other land Of Uriah Drat 9
containing one hopdred and sixts aerss. asr'
Barn thereon erected.
No. "a lot of land ia Mill creek Hundred
the County and State aiere,aid, bounded Sf
the west by lands Of Joseph Carpenter anc
lands of X. Fuzsimmons, and land of d :, Chill
las and other land Of Uriah Drake, CONTAIN.
ing sixty-twO acres Of land. more or less with
a Two and half stOried frame house and
barn thereon. erected :.
Seized and taken in exec ution as the pro
rerty of Uriah Drake. and to be sold by, 7
VIM. ii. LAMBS0N. Sh elf.
Sheriffs Office. New Castle,
January -. A. D.. 1873. I j ,fl25 2tawts
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A DMtNIsTRAToRS' SALE
"A OF
r E A L E S T A T E
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.

IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
By virtue Of an order of3he Orphans Court
ofthe State OF Delaware. In and for New Gas
tie County. made the Eighth day OF Septem-
ber. A.. u. 1874. will be exposed to eale by
way of Public Auction, on TUESDAY. the
9th day of FEBRUARY. A. D.. 1915. at
o'clock. p. NJ. at the Delaware House, No
5l3 Market street. kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip.
the following described lands and tenements
being the Real Estate OF Edward p Strick
land. deceased, to wit:
A certain lot Or parcel OF land situate in
the city OF Wilmington. New Castle ca unity
and State Of Delaware. with dwelling house
thereon erected. bounded and described as
follows. to wit;
Beginnipg at stake on the SOutherly side
OF Third Street, between Lombard and Pop
lar streets at the distance of fifty -four feet
from the Westerly side Of Lombard street.
thence Southerly parallel with Lombard st
eighty eight feet, thence Westerly parallel
y ith irdstreet twenty one feet to Il stake,
thence N Noftherly and parallel with LOm ha rd
street eighty eight feet To the SOutheriy side
Of Thir1 street And thence the rewith Easterly
! twenty one feet to the place of Beginning
Attendance will be siven and terms OF sale
made known at:the timeand place aforesaid,
by HENRY L.. HOPKINS,
administrator, or by
GEORGE GRAY, Esq., his Attorney
Attest, &c. Mj,VASBRvKR 4''
- .... Clerk Orphans Court
The above property is No. All East Third
|. Taos. NJ. oGLE, Auctinneer.
iaI13- eodfZT&d ~ go t-'
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ANN JEFFERSON and
WILLIAM H. JEFFERSON.

GEORGE GRAY, Esq, their Attorney.
Attest, c. NJ. VANDEVER,
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
The above embraces the Hotel known as
the Jefferson House, a valu' ble lot at the
corner oi Delaware and Front Streets, and
the wharf property adjacent. and will be sold
in parcels to suit purchasers and on favorable
terms. eOdt27dts
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lan2s -.tW
Two FARMS
AT PRIV ATE SALE,

The heirs offer at private sale two good
Farms, late the property Of Ezra Thompson,
deceased, situated in London Britain town.
ship, near Sfrickeryille, IA.
No. contains 100 Acres, IA OF which are
Woodland. the balance well watered and
fenced. The buildings are a good substantial
two story Brick House, with three rooms
and kitchen on first floor, seven rooms and
bath room on second floor. Stone and
Frame Barn with two floors, good stabhng
underneath; Carriage and Harness House az
tached; Wagon House, Wood House, with
Work Shop overhead; all other outbuildings
needful on farm. The water is forced TO
the house and barn by hydraulic.
No 2, Contains I'll Acres, IL of which are
Woodland, the balance well fenced and wa,
tered. The buildings are two story FRAME
HOUSE, with two rooms ON first floor, three
rooms and entry on second; well and pump
Mt door; good Frame Barn, with Carriage
House attached; Wood House, with Work
Shop over it; good Hog and Chicken House,
Spring with Spring House over it. These
properties are within u of a mile OF station
on r. q ID. X. r. and are Aery desiP able pro.
perties for any one wishing to purchase.
IL these properties are not sold by the Isl
day of February they will then be for rent.
Apply to Heirs on property. ianl2tf
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ENxECUF0R'S'SALE OF REAL Est ATE
IL I'd the toWn'of New Castle
By Virtue of an order OF the 0rphsns'
t0urt OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
New ,astle ounty. made the Twenty fifth
day of epteuber, A. ID. ls7A. will be ex posed
to sale BY way of Public aaetion. on
THURSDAY,
the l1ih day of FEBRUARY, A. b. 1s15,
At IL O'Clock. M. at the jefferson Hou, o. in
New Castle. the. following described lands
tepements. being the Real Estate Of
Elihu Jefferson, decsssel. to witt. An that
lot or parcel OF land situate in the. town Of
New CASTLE oiin , of New Castle and State
Of Delaware, on the south ensterly side Of
Front street. in "a Id towD. and extending 3 4
hundred feet into the river Delaware from
said street BOUNCED on the north east.rly
side BY a lot fol ~ erly Of jeremiah Bowman q.
rnow 0f heirs Of homas Turner deceased; on
the south westerly ,ide by Market. new
called Delaware street having q front Of on Q
hundred amt 1ye'feet on Front street afors-
said. With athree story brick dwelling house,
store house and wharf thereon erected.
The above premises uIe ordered by the
Court TO be sold free apd clear Of DOVER
Attendance will be given and.terms Of sale
PAds known, al the time mad place aforesaid.
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al .IFF'S sKEE,

10y virtue of sundry writs pf VeDdjtioni
ID Exp 'Inis I, me directed. will be EXPOSED
to Public snle. .-.' -
AT THE DEER PARK HOTEL. '.l
kept by John f. Lewis. in the town of New
ark in Whit. lay Creek Hundred. Now Las
tie County. Del d, on