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The daily gazette., 1876-11-11

By virtue of wri, OF Lsvari Facias to
me me dl ected. will be tx tosed 10 Public Sale
ah.A.FFlAYETTE =. w HOTEL. sn SMILEY ST,
Kert b. George ". 0r,li3. in the city Of Will
mig on. New Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY. ,-,
lHE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876
At2 o'clock. p NJ, IL
he following described Real Estate. >iz.: /
ALI that certain Plan, alton or Tract of
Land. known as the = .'UNIvM FARM, :, and
situate. lying and being In New Castle Hun
dred. in the county Of New Castle and state
lows. to wit; Beginning at z stone at the
easterly side of II private road dividing this
from land of the heirs Of Abraham Ewes. de-
ceased, u corner of lands late Of Emanuel
Eyere. deceased. now OF u: NJ Derringer,
thence along the easterly side Of said roa. !
north sixty degrees and thirty minutes west
one hundred and thirty four and four-tenths
perches to a stone, thence by other lands OF
the said B. NJ. Derringer north seventy nine
degrees and fifteen minutes sast one hundred
land Of the heirs Of Giles Lambson, deceased,
thence by that land and.land Of BENJAMIN 81
liot south sixty -four tegrees east twenty
three perches to the middle Of a drain. thence
north sixty four degrees ana thirty minutes
east seven and four tenths perches. north
seventy mine degrees and fifteen minutes east
fifteen and four tenths perches. north eighty
two degrees east sixty five perches. north
sixty-two degrees and fitteeu minutes east
three and fve-tenths perches and south
eighty degrees east six and fve-tenths perc
es. thence through the marsh south fifty mine
degrees east sixty two and two-tenths perches
to the top of the river bank. thence continu-
ing the same courses to low water mark on
the Delaware River, thence down the river
about one hundred and seventy-four peIches
to land now of the said Derringer. thence
thereby north sixty-one degrees and fifteen
minutes west to the top Of the river bank.
thence continuing the same courses through
the middle of a drain or water course one
hundred and ten perches to a stone. th ence
BY new. line recently established south
forty-four degrees east sixty-six perches to a
stone in the side OF the lane, thence north
fiity-six degrees west four aud seven -tenths
perches to the place of beginning containing
within the banks about three Hundred and
Sixteen Acres. more or le,s.
seized and taken in execution rs the prop
erty of Sylvester d. Townsend and Mary Z.
Townsend his wife, mortgagors. and Solomon
Townsend, t. t.. and to be sold by
VIM. ". LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. o..oe.,s
Oct. q, 1856. oet-o-s
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ShEEiEf's SALE.-bv vIr'ue Of writ ~
- r. Fa to me directed, will be exposed 70
fubiic Sale. on the premises. in st. Geogss,s
hundred. New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870.
At II o'clock. a. m,,
All those two tracts of land loea,.d in 9,
GeorEe's hundred aforesaid, and described os
follows; i'e" us
NO. !; Situate on the road leading from st.
ue9rgesto summit Bridge. bounded by Lands
OF Levi &. Clark, Jonathan X. Williams and
otners. containing, about 25l acres of land
with frame dwelling houss, granary, stabIe
and out buildings thereon. ''"'''
NO. z. Situate on the road leading from
Mount Pleasant to Boyd's Corner. bounded
1y isnds psw or late Of James H. Hickman.
pn4mas Bird. james Houston and Samuel
hothwell, containing about T6 acres Of land.
on. eio
Seized AID taken in execution az tho nro.
ssiy OF william Lore, and 70 be sold By
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, SbwiF
sasr'n's oGes' New Castle,
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON bAh
TIMORE RAILROAD.
AUGUST IA. ls76

AUGUST IA. iein
Trains will leave wilmington as foliowsao7
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, o %
100, 8 10, $50, $50, $50, 1881 lpiSS H. -O
8 th7.20, 9.54, IL IA pm.
Philadelphia and New York, u" a 1'
R-14, 1887, b.A0 p. m. ...,,,, 10 ~
baltimore and intermediate stat'oaa' l-'-1
$50 q. m. $40, p. m. o.
Baltimore and Washington, Eol h'o' "''l
q M; 1853, LIS, ! 2S, 6.20,6 "A. l.lO,p, ~.
Trains for Delaware Division leave w 81
New Castle. 1885, $40, a35, II 4'A n'' ''''
$50 y. IN. 20 rI
Wyoming and intermediate a'auoss' ''''
. IS, q. m. $50 p. m. ,,HaA
Delmar and intermediate SAti"n ls'O' "''
'' 3 SUNDAY TRAIN. IA
fhiladslphIa and internsdiate ss''''''
Philadelphia and New York, 2.l,, e : h n
baltimore and washington. E0- ''
FOR further information passengers ,,0,a. No ~
ferreA To the time tables posted o. tne VT Wv
$3.50 P. M, train on Monday. weoncIj on y IjeI.
Saturday, will make close connection a. D''
mar with tram for Ocean City. ~.
On and after Tuesday, August ls:s lss:,stos
passsnger trains leaving Wyoming a.yIVI w, 10
m.. ana Wilmington at 70p' H. WA
Trans leaving DeImar at 80 2; ,,siioDs y; Sos
WILMINGTON 6 80 D. m. will stop at an ss.HIb ri +,
An additional Accommodation tgaim ,nrtop acton
run between New Castle and wI.rjn, arrrjn,
leaving New Castle at Z 30 q. M anu a''''''
| at Wilmington rs a m. ,-..uasnt
Ii. r KENNEY. superin'enu0--
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TIIELYYING TRIBUNE.

The New York Tribune on Friday
morning special dispatch from Louis
vile, stating that Senators Beck, Bayard.
congressman Clymer, Hewitt, and other
democrats, had gone in special train to
New Orleans. 1t also states that Mr..
Masone, Chairman of the New York
Committee had gone through Washing
ton at midnight, bound south, yet in an
other part of the paper it gives speech
OF Mr.. hagone's at the Everett House last
night and an account of Mr.. Hewitt's do
rags at the same place.
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DR.. Strousberg, the now fallen German
railway king, speaks of his countrymen
as follows III his recently-publishcd au-
tobiography:-"The German is highly
scientific; he deals largely in principles,
and considers himself much more intelli-
gent than the people of other lands. NV
experience teaches me, however, that
notwithstanding his higher education his
wider and more comprehensive know
ledge of his business and his greater
ability within the narrow range of his
own occupation, the German in Ger
many, when he gets beyond his range, is
in practical matters, absolutely without
Judgment of his own, and wholly devoit
of any spontaneous enterprise"
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The Boston Transcript [Rep.,l says
We charge this result upon Grant, who
although he has done mony things
which entitle him to the gratitude OF the
people..has added no lustre to the high pub
trust which he has turned into a personal
perquiste; upon Chandler, who has dis.
gustep the American people by using his
opportunities as Cabinet officer for par.
ty ends, and who has disgraced the Cabi
net by managing a campaign while hold
ing portfolio. In general terms, w
charge it upon the Republican party itsel
which has allowed bad and incompetent
men to lead it to defeat"
The Centennial International Exhibi
tioa closed yesterday. A full report of the
closing ceremonies is given in our loca
columns. The cash admissions to the
Exhibition during the six months, of IT'D
existence, numbered over S,000,006.
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ANd Ehlff D EALE.
- BY virtue ota writ of Levari Facias to me
directed, will DC exposed to Public Sale st the
Hotel OF WIN. Il. Ford. at kirkwood, in PEN
cader Hundred. New Castle county. bel. on
SATURDAY.
THE llth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1916.
at = o'clock, p, M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation or tract of land
situate in Pencaae er hundred, New Castle coun-
ty. in the State OF Delaware. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning at stop e
in the public road leading from Glasgow to
Summit Bridge, and running thence up said
road south i've degrees east sixteen perches
to a stake in said road; thence with said road
south thirty seven and ono quarter degrees
east ninety two psrehes to stake in said road
a corner for land late Of Frisby Bouldep:
thence with the line Of said land south eighty
degrees and three quarter deg. east forW four
ne1shss to 'asnes WIN line Of said
Clements south seventy three degrees east
thirty six perches and three tenths TO stake;
thence with aid Clements land north eighty
nine and one quarter degrees east enc hun
drsd and seventy one perches to stake O
corner for land late 1 DR.. Charles Noble;
thence with said land north thirty seven and
one quarter degrees west one hundred and
i've perches and five tenths to o stake on the
| SIDE OF the ST. Georges road; thence with q
/ line of Andrew Eliason's land and land for
merly of Charles Bouldsn south eighty nine
| and one quarter degrees west two hundred
and thirty two perches and five tenths to \
stake in the road leading pas: the school
house. thence norsh thirty seven and one
qxarter degrees west sixteen perches to q
stake; thence south eighty eight and thre,
quarters degrees west Sc, enteen perches tc
the place of beginning. containing one hun
dred and fifty eight acres and fifteen erch q
| Of land. more or l,ss.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of William X, Scott and Margaret hi,
wife, and Stephen Cunningham terre tenant
| and to be sold by
sheAT' VMe1 ecs h. fTs x so~sas' o,,sa.t.
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Will Grant Lend Himself
20 Fraud.

From the Philsdelphia Chronicle Nov. H.
1t is said this morning, but we are 10th
to believe it, that President Grant left the
banquet at Georges Hall before the close
last night, and started for Washington,
called there by cypher dispatches from the
Radical Committee.
He was to have remained in the city to-
day to stop the Corliss engine at the close
Of the Exhibition.
1t is said that by his orders two compa-
MES of troops have been sent from South
Carolina to Tallahassee, Fla.
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RiotoNs Demonstration in Itosb-
ilifyten,

WAsHINGToN, November 9.-The in
tense excitement which prevailed in
ms clty to 9ay and tonight was quieted
offices have dispersed. Several attemnts
TO create riots were made tonight by ne
groes, but were quickly stopped bv the
police. About two hundred negroes with
sprinkling of whites, armed with clubs.
made riotous demonstration in front of
the democratic headquarters; but before
ney could do any harm they were dis.
armed, and a number We're arrest ID by
lieutenant Skipper and his men.
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November 18th, 1876.
sh al. I'VE Mace JMsffcc.

The people laughed heartily yesterday
at the. soldier displayed at the head ofthe
editorial columns of the Republican, with
his drawn sword, covering the remarks OF
the N. Y. Times. We had thought there
had been blood enough spilled in this
country to keep Radical Republicans in
office but it seems the voice Of our weak
neighbor is still for war. We ,odnt peace;
and the people want it; and we hope that
another war is not necessary to satisfy the
llsuIpers in Washington of this fact.
Our fighting friends on the Radical side
had as well talk more moderately; for
justice and right in this contest must OBJ
tain. The people will not be blufied of
with threats. Mr.. Grant and Radical
soldiers in the army would be considered
''very small potatoes in an uprising OF
the masses to obtain justice.
The Republican ought to have sense
enough to know that the vast majority of
he soldiers Of the last war voted for Til
den, and that the best and ablest generals
Of the Army are on the side of the peo-
pie; opposed to Belknapery, Babcockery
and the whiskey fraud villianies, Credit
Nobilier and Subsidy swindlers, and
aoped that the election just held was to
get rid of the rascally crew.
The three hundred thousand majority
Of the people of this country, nearly all
trhde, will not be pushed aside by the
ku-kluxing Returning Boards of Florida,
South Carolina and Louisiana; and the
men at Washington will not dare to pro-
ceed with their threats.
They will come to their senses in a
few days. They are exceedingly dumb
people at Washington; and seem not to
be able to proceed even in their bad way
until Morton or Conkling gets there and
it may be that old Chandler in his de-
iirium has forgotten that Democratic
House of Representatives will meet in
December and may if necessary send
committees TO each of these States with
power to investigate thoroughly the whole
matter and report upon the validity of the
returns. This taken in connection with
the fact that votes are counted in joint
meeting Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives, which greatly prepon
derates to the Democrats, we think there
may be no fear of the success of an,
frauds the returning boards may attempt
The House Of Representatives is maste
OF the sitlation-it must be the Judge il
the matter-if it were not there woul
be little use in the p9~ade and ceremon
OF taking votes in the Electoral Collee
TO it to be opened and counted. In fa
precedents have already been establish
wherein the votes of States have been r
jected by Congress.
In conclusion we have only to say til
that if this Administration dare to dri
The people to war to obtain their ju
rights, U. S. bonds would not he wor
tive per cent. at the end-thev wou
probably settle the accounts square a,
leave the negro also but a very sm.
space to stand upon in future electi,
returns.
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The Ne6t House.

Corrected returns indicate the follow
ing as the political complexion of the
next House of Representatives. Although
official returns may vary the result, yet
the fact is assured that the Democratic
party will have a good working majority
in the House:
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Bysirtue of a writ of Levati Fscias to me
directed. will be exposed to. Public Sale a.the
Hotel OF VIM; b: Ford. at Kirkwood, in Pom
cader hundred. New Castle county. Delaware.
on
SATURDAY.
THE llth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876,
At2 o'clock p. M,
The following described Real tistate,svi =,
,ans All sas Gsss sirten 1a5% PsnS sss e.
Georges. hundred New, Castle county and
state of Delaware. on the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, and described as follows ac-
cording to recent survey, to wiz: Beginning
east fourteen links from marked maple tree
standing in the forks Of a run emptying into
Saatt's run. and running thence south slightly
seven and half degrees, west nine and three
tenths perches to an ash tree; thence north
seventy five degrees west forty two perehes to
a stake on the north side Of q run; thence
north fourteen degrees west ninety two and
five tenths perches 10 stake; thence south
tenths perches to stake; thence north thirty
degrees west eighty three and nine teuths
perches 10 a Atske thence north seventy nine
and . half fsd$gfses enst thirty five aud six
tenths perchesto stake; thence north TWEEN
ty and a half degrees west two and eight tenths
perches to o stake; thence north thirty i've
and half degrees vest sixteen and eight
tenths .perches to n stake; thence south sey-
perches to high water mark ON the Chssa-
psake and Delaware Canal; thence Herewith
to the place Of beginning. containing within
the said described bounds three hundred and
fifty seven acres one rood and twenty sIx and
fifty one hundredths square perches of land.
be the same more or less. together also with
strio Of land for the purpose Of q road or
lane TO extend from said farm hereby con-
veyed across the farm of the said Margaret
A. osborne, known as ''ldalia Manor" to the
maine State road, the same TO be thirty feet
in width and one hundred and sixty one per-
ches in length, and strip to extend from the
end Of the third line in the above description
Of Monterey" along the northerly line of
"Idalia Manor" in part with the fourth line
of the above des :ription OF Monterey" and
with a line of land late of James q Howe. de-
ceased. and to terminate at the public road
leading from st. Georges TO Odessa, the said
plantation strip of land and premises hereby
conveyed being the same conveyed by VIM.
j. Hurlock and David B. Niven, Trustees,
and the said Margaret A. Osborn by deed
bearing date the eleventh day Of April A. ID.
1866.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Francis s. Nc horter, Annie X.
McWhorter. William A. McWhorter and
John McWhorter, surviving mortgagois. and
WIN IL. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
Oct. Il. 1876 oc2i-ts
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TILDKN AND HENDRICKS have Ys7 ma
jority in the State.
HoN.~IANEs WILLIAMS, for Congress.
has majority Of . 2,5i3 in the State.
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.sHEnIRFyS SALES.

HEnIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ of
; -evafi Facias to me directed, win be ex.
poser to Public Sale ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sll SIMPLIFY ST..
keI by Geo. W. Nrtlip in the city OF Will
mington. New Castle county, Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY.
f! THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876.
at . o'clock p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or niece OF land with
the TWO story biick dwelling house thereon
mington aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows to wit, that is TO say: Beginning at
the intersection of the n"rtherly side or
Twelfth street with the westerly side OF wash
ington street; thence with the norlherly side
of Twelfth street westerly one. hundred feet
to stake; thence northerly and parallel with
the said side of Washington street twenty Eve
Ieet two INCHES to q stake; thence easteriy
the centre of the division wall between this
and the house adjoining on the north one
hundred feet 70 the westerly side of Washing
ton street aforesaid; and thence Herewith
southerly twenty five feet two inches to the
place OF beginning. be the contents thereof
what Ii NAV.
perty Of Edmund L Candy, inortgaRor. and t.
WIN, H. LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofice. New CASTLE
Oct. 2S. 1876. oct20-ts
CHERIFF'S SALE. 2u
, By virtue Of q Writ of Ais. Levsri Facias
to me directed will be exposed TO Public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sl sHIPLEY ST..
kept by Geo. ". Ortlip. in the city of viii
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
'h MONDAY.
THE1S DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1876.
at 2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Esta 9. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with the
ers. steam engines. shafting. cards. mules;
throstles, looms, spreaders. pickers and all
other machinery now therein or which shall
be placed tb erein by way of repair. substitu
tion or otherwise, situate in the city of Will
mingtop, New Castle county and State of Del
is to say: Beginning at the southeasterly cor
ner of Ninth and Walnut street southerly
with tho easterly side of Walnut street two
hundred and ten feet three inches to the
northerly side of new street fifty feet wide
called Taylor street; thence thereby easterly
PARALLEL with Ninth street one hundred and
hlty five feet to stake standing on the side
of Wilson street extended thence along the
side of said street where opened or extended
norther parallel with Walnut street two hun
dred and ten feet three inches to the southerly
side of Ninth street; and thence tbereby wes-
terly one hundred ant fifty five feet 10 the
place OF beginning. containing thirty two
thousand five hundred and eighty eight AID
three quarters feet Of land. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of George Lawrence Garsed, and to be
sold by
sherif's Office, New Castle.
Get. 2i 1876 oct26-ts
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Dem, Rep
Dem. Rep.l

In the Forty-third Congress the repub-
can majority in the House was 101. The
democratic majority in the present
House is 40.
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NOTICE
Registers Oroer
NEGIsTEk's Opv,o

New Castle County oct. yIl5Ic3 Xxx ,,,s
Upon the application Of FANNY 4 " n
kowsn, ,H ,AHdpinistratrix Of Joseph IcHc;sM.3 (; y
deceased 1T 10 ordered and directsd hs nIoq5t
isterthat the Administratrix aforesaid tIS s;sss
tioe Of the granting Of Letters Of Admirs,nn fien
on p. upon on the Estste Of the deceased, with H
ments TO be posted within forty days ysr',l tOm !.
date ofsuch Letters, in SIX Of The most tJ,u ppb
places Of the County of New Castle, rcquirn| vt
tate to present the same. or ah;dss Wy
Act Of Assembly in such case made % az y ~
,ided. And alsc cause the same to be e.; is;s,
Ga within the same period in The WiI
WILMINGTON. and to be continued t5eoe;|
three weeks. (E. U. d. '-s's'
(@ Given under the hand and Seal \
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid n
,~' New Castle, in New Castle 'lr Cnuntj
aforesaid. the day and year above writtes yiu
$. G. DIGGs. Rec .s;e..
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REGISTERS ssrGer.
RHGIsTER's 0RFlrI

hhG1STERs UFfiCL
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 7th, 1915. /
Upon the application OF Jacob 2. Hetdman,
administrator, G. I. A.. of Neal McLaggh-
County. deceased. it is ordereI, and Dr.
reeted by the Register that the Ad-
ministrator aforesaid give notice 0: the
granting Of Letters of Admins ration upon
the Hstate Of the deceased with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing adysr.
tisements to be posted within fsrty dln
from the date Of such Letters. in six Of tie
most public places Of the county Of New Ca
tie, requiring all persons having denuds
afsinst the EtAts. to preser. the same
abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such ca,
made and provided. Aud also cause the san,
p DO insertsd within the same period in DO
Delaware Gazette, 0 newspaper published %
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
aA5RSzN TWO months.
UE5SH Given under the hand and sea- :
ofiics of the Register Aforesaid a
New Castle, New Castle ceunty aCrsiila,
the Aay and year above written:
s. c. BIGaS, Rssss,
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REGISTER ORDE.
REGIsTER's uRDE.
RRGIsTEpiu r.,

New Castle County. Nnss Noyemnssas, " SoI'Llci
Upon the application of Car.r a, $50
Executrix OF Joseph L. Berea Beg
Wilmington. Hundred, in ss;d lats
deoeased. It is ordered and d;rnlu d;lu Count
Register that the Executrix toreed atorad By
AIRY upon The Estate Of the decesss~s'9
tho date OF granting thereof, bs"seI. by csNsi.
vertisements to be posted within 0ssus.ng
from the date Of such Letters IN i?rty ID
most public places of the Conn,,rx ok o.
Castle. requiring all persons bav;nVo Of N
against the Estate, to prescn, ,,ihag ,hg denim
abide by an Act of Assembly in snns ,ne sans,
and provided. And also cause n bu.n a. ~ case ma
tnserted within the same period IN ale ~ =
0aaette, Q newspaper publisbea 'ne gA
mington ,and to be continued tbs,,ia u w
weeks, (E. 0. d. 'nerela thr
(c-) Given underthe hand md
t.G. once Of the Register ssou.esl Iau sesl
New Castle, in New CastIs ''rsia, rlia,
aforesaid the day and yea, sbovuse bVue v.;.u!n v;eun
f s. G. BIaGS. Rsr,t,.ssI R,s
a A4a NOTICE.
All PERSONS having claims sea;,,, =,
tato oil the deceased must present tte t,ae
duly aktested rtu the Execntt;y "eG
bsfore November Cd. 1877, or abids "a "a
OF Assembly 10 such case made sna saue tne a
Address Wilmington, Del. "Au provide
noSvl.oasv He GARRETT, BEGeS:
EXecutrix |
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N0TfCE

NOTICE
All psrsons having claims against ns U.
duly attested to lae Administrator. On o'H
.ore Sept. 7th, 1877, or abide tn, At n
Assembly in such case made and proyiesd'
JACOB P. HERDMAN,,
Administrator c. 7, A.
Address-Wi Del. ssptllW!n
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NOTTrE

Allperson havin claims agains, IA. M
tatc of the deceased must present Ina am
duly attested to the Administrator on or he
fore Oct. IA. 1877. or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
FANNY A. M,K0WEN,
Administrlt.ix,
Address-Wiln Del octl3e0d5W
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HEHIFF'.S SALE,

Iyrirtue of n writ of Levafi Facias to me-
directed. will be exposed ta.Public Sale a.tht
Hotel of VIM. B. Ford. at Kirkwood. in Pen
cader hundred. New Castle county, Delaware
The daily gazette., 1876-11-11
CUERIFF,S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of n writ of Leyari Facias to me
directed, will DC exposed to Public Sale at the
Hotel OF WIN. u. Ford. at Kirkwood, in Pen.
cader Hundred. New Castle county, bel. on
q