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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of Ala. Fl. Fa. to
ID me directed will be exposed to public
sale, on the premises of Robert johnson, IN
Appoquinimink Hundred, In New Castle
county, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE 2sru DAY OF OCTOBER, ls75,
At II o clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal pre-, Q ty,
viz:
Two Horses. one colt one Cow. farm wagon,
horse cart. buggy. one hog, 4 hives Of bees,
plows. harrows and cultivators, lot of board
and rails. Household and kitchen furniture.
&c,
Seized and taken ir execution as the pro-
perty Of ROber. Nc yJMShrs0r. s9d a. e Ss s.ld g
Sheriff. Ufiee, New Castle. [
e;t II. A. y. Isis. octls-:tawts
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snert0's sale.

DY virtue OF Sundry writs OF Levari Faclas
| to Inc directed, VIII be exposed toPublIc
sale Al the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwell, in
Mmdletown. In 81. GeoIge's Hundred, New
Castle county. Del.
On FRIDAY, 5th DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls.5,
At o clock, p. 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 T.. RothHell, owen G.,
Crow, jonathan Stevenson Heory Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis and
others, tho metes anu bounds of which is as
follows, to wit:
beginning at stone, a corner for lands OF
Stevenson. thence with said Stevenson sonth
| 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 tho
public road, leading to the Brick Stone land
| ing, thence with sad last named road north
| eighty nine and 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 degrees west, las
| near as cou,d be taken) one hundred and
thirty pelches TO stone on the north side
| OF branch, thence with said Crow north
sixty-one degrees east, 1fty-seven perches ia
| a ditch on a line OF land OF u. T. Rothweli
| thence with said ditch and said Rothwel
north. nifty and fourth degrees west, fifty.
/ seven perche5 to said thorougfare 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, 3.
| degrees west, eleven and six -tenths perches
| to the run OF 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 tor
I spanish water oak, by the run of said branch
| corner, or near q corner, for lands of Col
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence with
said Davis and Allen, south 81 ~ degrees west
| as near rs could be taken, running to tn,
south OF a small marked white oak, s-lO OF
perch dest., la3 perches to lands Of Gooding
being about 90 links south OF which is sup
posed TO be the course OF Cooling, theme,
with said Gooding. and lands of Henry Davis
deceased. south. twenty-one and half do
grces east. 2l8 g. 10 perches to q stone. a cor
ner for said Davis and supposed TO be lin,
OF the lands OF tho aforesaid Steven som 4
thence with said Stevenson's north. II de
grees. east. AZ perches home to the slaco O
beginning. containing two hundred an,
seventy.dye acres OF land, be the same NOR,
| or less.
Seized and taken in execution az tho prou
erty OF Joseph w. Vandegritt and Clara Van
degrift his wife and terre tenants, and to b
} sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, sheria.
sherif's Once, New Castle,
October l5. A. D.. 1874. {Oct r6ts
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SENATOR BAYARD AS PRESIDENT
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN SAYS .nour IT.
Uron the Republican O, ,cs,ordsr


tfom the Republican Of yesterday
lHE NEXT PREsIDKNCY.-A great ef
TORT ID o!ng made in certain quarters 10
have Hon. i. +. Bayard nominated far
the Presidency by the Democratic party,
WeAave no particular objection to urge
sgnnst the movement, a. We hops that
IL would prove an empty honor. If nom
mated, We hope that he may ne defeat.
ed, as the interest of our countrv wonld
De more fully prom oted by the election
OF the republican candidate, whoever he
may be. We would rather, however soc
Mr. Bayard elected than any other De-
mocrat, as we believe him to bs as patri-
otic and as moral and upright in his po-
iitical ana private life as any of his col
leagues, even II he did not stand by the
Toyernment In the hour Of peril and
looked on the efforts put forth to sup
press the Rebelli IN as a great orime
Had he resided degree farther South
he would have been in the Rebel army
and used his efforts to DESTROY this Uni.
on. Hls sympathy with the disupiou
cause Will be one of the strongest rea.
sons urged against his election, although
that very reason may secure him the no.
mination Of his party.
We suppose. Of course, he would gel
me vote OF our State by an oyerwheim
ing majority; but this would be no gain
as Jetf. Davis or Bob. Toombs would b,
honored with the three electoral votes o
Delaware, 1t nominated by the party"
Our neighbor is little careless in hi
language. We give him credit for stat
ing what he thinks, however, trustin,
that the good sense and acute rsasonin,
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LEGIL NOTICES.

Minnie p, Pelham, November Tenn, 4,
William Ii. Pc ham. Libel 'or Diyor.e ,S.
New Castle County, SIS
The State Of peaWq-r.
To the Sheriff of New Castle County gcs
ing;
Whereas, Minnie p Pelham hy her paid
to the Judges of our superior Court died
the Office Of the Prothonotary ot lhp 81
Court in amt for the County Ut New Cisll
for the cause of complaint therein al.r,e
has made application to our said judge, ll
a decree may be pronounced dlssoIgng Il
marriage existing between the Prti,Jnerlt
her husband, William IL. Pelham
We therefore command YOU as loa hiV
heretofore been commanded that lou "a
mon William IL. Pelham, So that be he M
appear before the said Judges ot our s
Superior Court At the next term tlcrg0! tel
held at New Castle in and tor the County
New Castle, on Monday the twentr.umlH d
OF November next. 10 answer the NlltgaIa
| of the said Petition and also 10 show c1l'
| il any he has, why decree OF the sl,h Ton
| should not be made dlss0lylng the Maria.
existing between him and the SAID Petll1ul
according to the act OF Assembly 10 such q
made and provided, and also to DO and =
ceiyn what the said Court shall then ~
there consider concerning him in this oel'
as to the Court shall seem meet AMI con''i
ent with the provisions of the sai All
A Assembly, andhave you then there tll' WI \
| - W itness the Honorable Edward
| I, y Gilpin, ESD. at New Castle, Y
eh " fifth day OF June, A. d. ElslHe'
OFN,> hundred aud seVeoty,live
CHARLES BEAsIEN.
Issued August 25, ISIS. ProlnonuIars ,,
The above is true copy Of ais SUNNI
August IS, 1919. .,,o,oy cAor,s
| aug27 WIN. ii. LANb7ON' 'u0''
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SIIEalFR'. nALE.

pY viitue of writ of Vend. Exponas to
d me directed. will be exposed 10 public
sale at the City Hall. in New Castle Hundrei
New Castle county Del on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF OCToBEu. A. D. 1878,
At s o'clock, A. M,
The following described personal proper y.
vi:
Two horses, COW. sets of harness.
wagons, q of ice house and contents. NIL
tools. fixtures. &c iu butcher shop. all FIX
lures and tools in sausage factory. household
goods such as beds, bedsteads and bedding
CARPETS. chairs. stoves. book case, nc &c.
Seized and taken III o eCutIon as the pro
perty OF Henry g. Messio and to l,e sold by
WILLIAM IL. LAMBSON, sherin.
SherIfI's Once, New Castle
oct. II, A. D., 1875 ) octl6 2tawts
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The CENTENNIAL BUILDINGS Machi-
merry Hall is one of the smallest build
ings, and yet, says a contemporary, eve
ry person in Philadelphia could be ac-
commoiated with standing room in it at
one and the same time, and there would
be room enough left for the people OF
another good-si2ed city. And this build
ing is not near as large as the mammoth
building just east of it, known as the
Main Building" In this building eve
~ living being in the great State Of
Pennsylvania could be supplied with
standing room. and leave a good-sized
corner for all the people Of some other
State.
Then person can walk 100 miles in
Machinery Hall without going over the
same spot twice. In the Main Building
he could walk $50 miles Taking all the
buildings, visitor to the Exposition
can walk over 500 miles, and not 20 over
any one place twice in the whole dis
tance. So the person who goes to the
Exposition expecting 10 do the whole
thing in one day will be most woefu!ly
disappointed. He couldn't do il travel
ling at railroad speed.
II is believed that over lO0, 100 people
will be present AT the Exposition from
| Europe alone. Millions of Americans
Will be there next year. 1t IS safe L
| say-nothlng unforeseen orcurring-tha'
| the Exposition next year will be visite,
| by slx millions Of people, and probably
ten millions.
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sheriff. sale.

DY virtue OF a writ Of Vendi,i, III Ex ponas
ID to rue directed. will be exposed to Pubiic
Sale at the farm of wi illIam UIeaver brtw ern
Delaware City and Port Penn. in II. Geors e ;
hundred, IN New Castle county. delaware.
on
FRIDAY,
TIE % h day of OCTOBER 1875
At % O'clock. a In,
lie 70 lowing described Per.oaal Property.
Viz:
A. acres Of corn and lot of O1ts
Seized and taken in execution "a the pro
perry nt William Cleayer. and 10 lie soln By
WM. II. LAMBSON Shent.
SheTiff's Office. New Castle,
o tober l3. 1875. 5 octiI-ts
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Sheri6,s sale.

DY virtue Of writ OF Levari FacIas to ma
- directed. will be exposed to Public sale.
at the o'
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5ls MARKET ST.
kept by George w. Ortlip, In the city OF WIN.
mington, New Castle county. Del. on
SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D, 1875.
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The tsuowing 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-six feet easterly from the
easterly side OF Heald street at the westerly
side OF an alley three feet wide leading into
Apple street, thence northerly and para lei
Win Aeaid street about nine feet, thence
easterly and parallel with Apple street one
| foot and half. thence northeiiy and par ale!
| Wth Heald street sixty-three feet to the
southerly side of three feet wide alley.
thence along said alley aide westerly and
parallel with Apple street thirteen and 4
half feet TO a stake. thence southerly and
parallel with Heald street and paasin :
through the middle Of the brick diylsioS
wall between this house and the house ad.
Joining on the west seventy two feet to tie
aforesaid northerly side Of Apple street snS
thence thereby easterly twelve feet 10 the
place OF beginning. be the contents Thereof
what they may. with the free use and priyi
lege Of said two three feet wide aileys in
common with others entitled thereto forever
subject to his portion Of all NECESSARY eI
penses which shall from time to time accrue
alleys. 'As '"'0
sel1ed and taken IN cIecuton as the pro
perry VI fatrick Quinn and terre tenants. AM
WIN. II. LAMBsoN. Sheriff
sasnns omee, New Castle
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e. our Democratic readers will soon sift
his article of its illogical crudi:ies and
accept the balance for what it is worth.
We must, however, call attention to
oar nr4ghbl', correct conclusion that
Senator BANAEp would get the vote OF
our STATE by "a ocltuh,|p4t9 maJorlt!,
" hil,. We hdraly think Ice does lis own
influence Jnd ;ha, of his paper rrtoit n
the declaration that JEFF. Davis or Bob.
Toomh, would hr honorci with the three
electoral votes If nominated Doubtless
thousands of Democrats think that J"h
Davis and the honest mcn he could call
around him would Ice an Improvement
upon Grant and the horde Of idle loung-
ers who have been peculating upon the
Government and the New loia mrrch-
ants and robbing the Indians and ne
groos and whites of the South and keep
ing that badly treated ceunny in tur-
n4oil for tie last five or six years, that
their carpet bag agents might continue
the work while there was any thing left
W VI III StthiAbGs A'AI NC ihNt blhN
doubts whether Bob. Toombs' could
carry the electoral vote of Delaware. if
nominated Ivy the Democrats. He did
not belong originally to the conservative
school in which Democrats are educated
in politics. If, however. old Wendell
Phillips We're nominated by he Rapub-
l!cans merriam, Delaware. pCOul,. v-Olll
vote for Bob. Toombs" in prAt renee.
VIII our neighbor tell us how many Re-
publican votes it would require in a1di-
tion to our regular Democratic votes TO
make Senator BAYAED's majority over
whelming:" He would get large mum
her, we know. Bat the Republican has a
better opportunity to know how many
Republicans would vote tor Mr.. BAYARp.
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DHILADHLPHIA, WILMINGTON 4 bal
l. TIMORE RAILROAD.1
MAY 8lsL lo75..


Trains leave wilmington rs follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 7.0s
$40. $40. a.47. 1880. o. m. a.00, L15, 7.20 9.3
p. m.
Philadeipnla and New York, Isl, a. m. ;
12.l7, l2.42, 6.42 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, l2.52
l002, .. m. $50, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1252, a.03. 1o.02
q. m. 1885, LIS, 500, 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 400. 69o. 9.o5. a. IN. /; LIS. 64(
p. m.
harrington and intcrmediate ststione, So
OPS, a. N. d.40. p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 500, ass
a. m, 8. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
philadelphia and intermediate statiens, 6ll
a. m, .,4.45. 6.S0. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.Sl, q N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2o2. 20
q. m.
For further information passengers are re
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot
Il +. KENNEY. Superintendent
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CoLoREp VOTERS IN MARYLAHp.- The
Cumberland (Md.,) Times of yesterday
contains long letter from A. Il. Wilson,
a colored citizen of that place, giving
advice to the forty thousand colorrd yo-
ters Cas he says in Maryland in rcin =
ence to the November election. Ii" ad-
yises them mot 10 rote at all.
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Save your EyeRtohf.

One docs not appreciate the priceless BILE.
sing of clcar eyesight until 1t fails. For the
preservation OF the eyes from impaired sight
or The grateful assistance To sight already i'm.
pared, there Is no article equal to the 'Dla.
mond Spactacles every genuine pair bear.
ing the diamond tradc.mark
Tor sale IN Wilmington by b :. Clark, No
o. Market street. outlseolSWlNY
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SIlcrlR y sale,

10y vi tue Of writ of Venditioni Expanas
ID TO me direc'ed, will be exposed to Public
sale at the iarn OF u, Cleaver. between Del
nware Clty and Port Penn. 10 1t. GEORGES
hundIed Iu hew Castle county, Delaware,
On
FRIDAY,
THE 29,h day of OCTOBER. 1873.
At lO o'clock. u. In,
The following described Personal Property
VIZ;
nali interest in 70 acres of corn, lot of oats
Seized anu taken III execution as tho pro-
perty ot Darraen Cleaver, and to be soIl by
wN. II. LAMBS0N, sheriff.
SheritiHs Office; New Castle.S
october IS. ISIS octli-ts
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WILMINGTON. DEL. OCT. ~, 1873

The President relatives. anon; them
Casey, are now charged with being mem
bers of the "Whiskey ;h." which has
Just been compelled to confess 70 frauds
in Cincinnati.
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ADJOURNED
SHERIFF. SALE.

JlY virtue ola writ Of Fl. Fn 70 me directed,
Dwi be exposed to Public sale, on .he pre-
wi,e . IN Brsndyw ne hundred. in New Cas-
tie. delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE .d'h day Of oCroBERsSa.
At 2ucloek, y M.
Tho f. llvwing described Person Property
viz:
4 horses, cul.s A,lf Interest i. II cows
halt do in caves half d. IN IL h US. hal
do IN r. plga, hall 40. ia wheIt half do. in
corn. half do. in hay: farn wagon. Sion wa
ron. uermantow IN whg ~, reaper and mower
fan. cnru shelter, dary fixtures. plows, har
fows. cultiva'ors. forks. rakes, shnv.is. Sc
Also. pusehold Snd kitcheA furniture
Seized snd taken in execution as tho pro
pe t. OF Denj amin Atwell. and to be sold nv
MM. IL. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherid's Ohice. New Castle,
October l.. 1878. octl4ts
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,hsrIH's sale.

shEfiu'S sale.
DY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to me
" directed, will be exposed to Pub IL ), c
at the Hotel of James G. rownseni. It Towns
cad. in Appoquinimink hundred. New Caste
county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE I'd day OF OVEMDGR. Is S,
At l O'Clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All th't certain farm. plantation or trnct OF
land situated in ApJ oquinimink hundred and
county of New Castle aforesaid. and parti u
larry described as follows, that is to say: Be-
ginning at large stone at ,he run Of pror z
of Morris branc a corner for Ia d now of the
heirs of Henry Walker. deceased from thence
with the heirs of land Of said heirs south six
ty -one and one half uegrees west 3 3-lU per
ches to stone corner NJ last azores i'd thence
no tn 81 degrees west l6t perches to another
ST. ne rner as last Aforesaid: from rhtnce
south 6 degr. es w3st To- the centre Of the pub
lie road leading from laylr RS Btidge Ia
Dutch creek; thence with the centre oi said
road I" the mouth o. a new pub i" road lead
ing I the State road; thence with the centre
said new road 10 corner for land formerly
Of Wm. Go'dshorough, william Kennedy and
Ehenezer Cloak; ON thence with line o
land formerly Of Cloak south 2S degree easj
1873 terches "a stone n the brow of hill on
line of land for merry of Bevan Morris land
thence with the lines OF that land north Ga de
groes east "a $40 perches to a corner III th'
Smyrna road: from thence parity with siiJ
road south 2s15 degrees east li2 perches TO til,
aforesaid VI JIrIs branch; from thence dowr
said branch and binding Herewith to tn,
aforo said pf ong thereof thence up said prom
and bintina north the same with said btaucf
ami prong about 40 perches to the place &
beginning containing three hundred u d for
t. seven acres be the saue more or less witt
la ge two story Brick Dwelling House an,
kitchen. barn, stablitg 2. large gram barracks
shedding and corn cribs; one two story fran,
tenant house, with stAbling and corr crib
and granaiy ami two tenement houses there
on erected.
Seized an1 taken in execution az the pro
perty Of Gideon l., Rnthy ell. and to be solo b.
WILLIAM II. LAMBS0N, sheriff
Sherif7s Office. New Castle.
October l2 1875 octI4.ts
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TIE Il day of NOVEMBER. ls7

TIE Il day of NOVEMBER. ls,5.
At / o'clock, p. in..
The 70 lowing described Heal Esta'e. va:
All thai tract Of land situated in Appoqui
iminK hunurei. New Castle county. Uela-
ware. bounded by lands Of John Ann eton. by
the public road LEADING from Middleiown 10
Peterborough. by lands of Edward Silcox.
and by the ppoquinilnink creek. with a two
story Grst Mill and two story Dgeling
House VI. .th kitchen attathe thereon erect sd
water rights pertaining To the said grist mill
containing three acres Of land. more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Jonathan S. Hand and to ssld By
wM. II. Ian rs N. Shefif.
sherifrs Office New Castle.
October II. 1875. ottl3 Is
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THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established IN
t7SI, is the largest and most 1ouIlshlns week
Y IN the State, and has Il larger circulation.
than any other ON the Peninsula. Published
every Thursday afternoon, at ~ y year. III
advance.
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Sllerin's sale.

DN virtua OF a writ of Ais Nsnditioni FL
- p0naS 10 me direc'ed will be exposed 10
Public s le at the Hotel of James q. Towns
ed at L wnseni in AproQuiniHink hun.
dred New Castle county. bel,wate, on
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a., 1qn, Ie-. ~. SAMl Ell MURpUry
w ASeh Ao'O-A-t. N i,p,i..,
T, AK PAYERS TAKE NoTrcr,

The, undersigned. receivers ,tc,.
school Taxes for tue city of Wllmi SIy Anl
1870, give hotlce 10 persona ,yhn heIoi, iVf
paid their City and School Iax t,r nave ave moi
have had their bills presentrd tb,, 70, and
required by law, TO call and sett ~, 'ey arl
days from delivery otthe hi Th,'.sa '.e same u
request all such persons 10 emil =. w 'eeelveri
NO 10 East sixth street, and srt,Io rl once
| delay; they having given bonds d,'to w W. tWthoul
the money Is due them and lbev ~ oro 'ne cIly,
sible for It, and they hepc tho,e tho, ,u leson,
Will be prompt, while, perhan. '' .N,' eAi' pay
| cannot pay at once, will cali ami rspi' Soa' thal
/ arrangements to pay when tLev ri', '"Ae Soma
most respectful ly ask you IN 'ni, anu w
your attention so as to avoid tron6lo t"' o1i Ial'
tr unpleasantness. The civ noaJ costs
and requires us to collect IT or ,a ,lOhel
what we propose to dols to cog,cif s3 H. ah1
The receivers also give rotice gu. @1I pay Y
ber of lots in the 2d, ID, 5th I'M .,b a, hunj
luth wards that they cannot find tbn ,n '.A aug
OF. All such persons owning ss,i Wv Wv uei
please call and settle or We w,, sa't a'S WI
for taxes and costs, van 'eII 'hel4
| Oftice No. IL East Sixth s.r,et bo,..
Market and klnx. Hours from to Oo,me' o,n'e
every evening and on mavkaI mornr,.S ve'oc
| EDMUND PROVOST
| r. ceiver Northern Distrit Inc'n,tt,
north of 9TH street
EDWARD TARNAp
| Receiver Southern District uns.nd'nSe
south of 9TH street "ctiii
1
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UUIxCFS.

n Association are e%eE,s re",I,s.,o OF unlOa .r-.
special meeting of the stocrSuu treu TO attend -
i:oan, on WEDNESDAY TVEaie9rs Of ssi
anh. at o'clock, to take act,on nroNllNG, OCT
smshuments sa to the by Laws. w,,t on lroposCi
70 ,ionns. As the amendments aro WI Ir,eIercuc,
'"i "'tehdtnre otthe members !. ,In ra poriar,
oct22.5t. N. SccTrlars
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Also on the.same day as above named, al
~ O'Clock I'm. on the farm known us the
Log Landing Farm, near Blackblrd, in Apo.
ouinmink Hundred, New Castle county Del
the following described personal property
viz:
Lot corn on ground, lot wheat and oats.
Seized and taken in execution rs the pro
pertv OF Elihu Jefferson, deceased. (Ann Jef
ier.on, and " lillian II. jefferson. executors
of Elihu j. efferson deceased and TO be so d by
WIN. II. LAMBSOS, Sherin.
sherif's ONCE, New Castle,
Oct. "A. A. ID. 1873 octlG-3tawts
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ThE 2srH DAY OF OCTOBER

At o'clock p. NJ.
The following described personal property,
viz:
l,ot OF corn on the ground. Lot Of wheat
seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Elihu jefferson, deceased Ann JET
ierson, and VIM. II. Jefferson, Executors o
khhu Jefferson. deceased, and to be sold by
VIM IL LAMBsOS, herln
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The DAILY GAzETrH is punished every m-
.ernoon, sunday excepted at 40 Market
Street, and served by carriers to slibsorbtrs
IN all parts OF the clty and surrounding towns
and villages, for six cents week, payable
weekly. Yearly subscribers. 90 in advance
KEoy DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN TIN sIA"E.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-22

ollCE;-The undersigned no----
1 summed his OLD business n, hSs'lng re
MAhiSG AND UPHOL LSTERI%r SoABlSEI
STAND, SJ9 shipiey street. latelr o,a. ~ bis Old
Joseph +. Booth. Is now prem preSoSCS SUCrSSopIed By
a ,ol Kinds Of Furniture and rMug Mat,rI,,o 70 make
Gaer mea,lin anu sell al Kinds Of Furn,5ys.,e' 10
TSSnbiSr as hin bJineap as any house in the "a, sei
for their liberal paironaae hara, ANY, cls!Oaer,
hopes. by strict attention to hv,JlofG h",ilofG aat|
patronage. 'air 'aaie d
Oct 18th lS75.l2t. VIZ ~ htdIY.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-22
sHERIFt,s SALE.

DY virtue OF o writ of Fl Fa. to me direct
ID ed, Will be exposed 10 public sale on the
farm known as the Landing farm near Black
bird, in AppoXuinimink Hundred, in New
Cast county, Delaware, ON
The daily gazette., 1875-10-22

N9saeaA ,sas IF a. qpqar.s,Iy pn". Toqps Of ,1 -
u"uie. GA WEDNESDAY, IVA at the Ain,
vctnheri lsln. hose who hnr" ,uo IN day ,i
NE lns,ilnlion of the Poor W; ,l n'll. tgain.;
triot. JnU n " i,2l oi th,it J''
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