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The daily gazette., 1876-11-17
ADJOURNED

CHERIFF'S SALE.
= By virtue Of q writ OF Levari Facias to
me directed. will be exposed to Publis Sale.
ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sll sHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W Ortiip. in tue city of Will
mingtons New Castle County. Delaware, on
THE 18th DAY As44THFNNSSvflMBER " N5vlMBER. 1876.
At z o'clock. NJ.
The following descrioed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain messuage or dwelling house
and lot of LAND situated in tn, city of Will
min gton aforesaid, ani described as follows,
TO wit:
Begi n'ng at a corner OF other land of the
said par les Of the second part n the easter
ly side of King rect between Seventh and
Eighth streets. an at the distance of eieh-
teen feet nine inches from the corner of Su-
lani south fifty eight degrees east one hun
dred and eight feet TO the wesserly side of a
three feet wide alley; thence thereby south
wardly para lei with King street eighteen
feet nine inches to a Corner OF another lot
hence with line thereof westwardly psral-
lei with the line first described and with Sew
enfh and Eighth streets one hu dred and
eight teet to the Aforesaid side of King street;
and thence along said easterly side of King
street north thirty two degrees east eighteen
feet nine inches to the place of beginning.
containing within said truDds two thousand
and twenty five ieet of land, be the sa IL M ore
or less,
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of j John Pugh. Admin strator of George
X. McLane. deceased, Mary McLaue, widow
of the said George K McLane. and surviving
morigagor and Jos N. Cooling and Charles
c. Weldin, an Deborah W.ldin his wife. and
Robert 4. Porte. M D., terre tenants, and
WM. H. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle
Nov. 7, 1876 ncv9-ts
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SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of sundry
- writs of III. fa.. to me directed. will be ex-
exposed to Public Sale on the farm of William
Lore iu st. Georges hundred, in New Castle
county. Del. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY oF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1916.
At 10 o'clock A. N. u
The following described Personal Property.
w:
horses, 6 colts. 2 cows, 3 calves. IL hogs,
IA piss. 3 oxen. / double carriage, York wa.
gon. farm wsgon. OK car s. ! light wag n,
peach body. sleigh, l reaper. i horse rake
fan, ploughs. harrows. cultivators. shovels,
forks. hoes, carriage wagon and plow har-
ness; about 40 acres of corr, lot of " heat an d
oats in stack, about 80 tons OF hay. 40 acres oi
wheat In the ground. lot OF peach baskets,
80 also, househ I'D and kitchen furniture.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Willism Lore. and t. be sold by
Sherif's Once. New Castle,
Nov. .. 1876. nov3-ts
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SHERIFFS sALE--By virtue of writ of
~ Lavari Facias to me directed, will De ex-
posed to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTELl SAL SHIPLEY ST
kept by Georg W. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington. q ew Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1876.
At 2 o'clock, p. m.
Tho following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with two story
brick store and dwelling house thereon, stu :.
a'e In the City OF Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows. to wit: Beginning at the
northwest corner OF Front and Van Buren, SITS:
thence northerly along the said westerly sid q
OF Van Buren, street one hundred and thir-
.een feet ten inches to the suutherly side OF
Christiana street; thence thereby westerly
twenty feet to a corner; thence soatherly pa.
raliel 10 Van Buren, street one hundred and
thirteen feet ten inches tn the aforesaid nor tn
erly side of Front street; and thence thereby
easterly twenty feet to the place of begin.
| ming be the contents thereof what they may
SeizeJ and taken in execution as the PRO
| psrty OF Jonn Payne and Susan his wife, ant
t. , and to be sold by
WM, II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle.
Get. 81. 1876. nov1-ts
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PROCLAMATION!
STATE OF DELAWARE.

WHEREAs, An election was held in the
state OF Delaware, on Tuesday, the Seventh
day OF November, in the year OF our Lord one
Thousand eli sht hundred and seventy six, be
log the Tuesday next after the fl IT Monday
In SAID month,in pursuance OF the consti ution
OF the United states and the Jaws of the
state OF delaware in that beh vi, for the elec-
ton OF esentative for the people of the
san state in the forty-f Congress of the
United States.
And Whereas. the official certificates or re.
turns of the said election, he ID in he 81 veral
counties OF the said State, having been duy
received and examined by the Governor. 1t
appears from them that the votes in the said
Counties respectively for such represen tative
were cast as follows, to wit:
In New o. stle county tor James Villa S, G, ,4qt
N New castle county for Lew c. Bird, 5.e72
In New Castle county for Chsr,ea Moo-e97
In Kent County for James " illlams ,266
In n ent county II Law e. BIri, l9h
In Kent county for Charles Moore. 20
In Kent county for John U'Bvrne
In X kent county for John w. Houston,
IN Sussex county for James willa ns, 3.4L9
In Sussex county for l. vi q. Bird, 2SI5
And Whereas, The retnras duly made out,
sgne and executed OF the election for the
c1 ice OF Representative of and for the said
state In the Forty Fifth ongress Of the Unit
teu states, rs foIesaid, having been duiy de-
llvered TO the Governor bv tho respective
Sherlns OF sa d counties, and the Governor
having examined said returns and enumera-
ted and ascertained the number of votes for
each and every candidate or person voted for
Tor such Representative. the result appears
rs follows, to Wit:
The who'e number OF votes gwen for
r., James WI llams, 19,l69
The whole number of votes given for
Levi G. Bird. 1882
The whole number of votes given for
Charles Moore, 236
The whole number OF vot 10 given for
John O'Byrne, ]
The whole number of votes piyan ior
John W. Houston. l
| Now, Therefore, l, John =. Cochran, Gov
| ernor OF the State of Delaware, do hereby
dec are that James Williams has received the
| highest vote at the election aforesaid, and
| therefore has been and is duly and legally
elected the kepi iesentative Of and for the
state OF Delaware la the forty-Fifth Congress-
OF The United Sta,es.
| ~~ In testimony whereof have here
| 3.r,, unto tet nay hand and caused thu
J Great Seal of the State to be affixed
- ut Dover. this fourteenth day of NJ
vem Der, in the year of our Lord one tiousanc
eight hundred and seventy six, and of the
Independence of The United states the one
hundred and first
JOHN p. COCHRAN.
By the Governor,
1GSATIUs G. GRUBB, Secre:orv Of State.
| Itiw2t
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RETURNS have been received from al,
but one or two of the counties of Florida
showing majority of at least thousand
votes for the Democratic electoral ticket
There is no pretense, or at least II,
definite allegation, that the election wa,
otherwise than ''free and fair" And vet
we are told that Florida is sin doubt,
and its electoral vote is claimed for Haves
AS honestly might the vote of New Hamp
shire be claimed for Tilden.
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Very likely Every Erening was the
first to discover Killgore's detalcation, Tor
he was one of the intimates of the
hired writer of the editorials of that pa
per's company. But it is not true that the
GAZETTE did not expose killgore as
soon as his defalcation was made known.
1t is not long since Ecery Erening ac-
"used the GAZETTE with abusing it. The
paultroon who is ostensibly responsible
for it is not Cripple We say no more
in proof that he is liar. At about the
very time Killgore was peculating this
vast sum of money Erery Erening was
putting him for introducing new and
improved system in keeping the books of
The city. The GAZETTE has always
aimed to avoid abusing any one, and the
managers and hackers of Z. +. cannot
induce us to do so. The claim which it
championed has been shown an attempt
ed eXtortion by the refusal of the Coun :
ell to act upon it and of honorable men to
be mixed up with ,and now by report has
been shorn down to about half. Whether
It will be paid now is questionable. Ii
ought not to be, as the city has already
paid double as much as the work could
have been secured for through better and
more reliable hands, that had never been
besotted and make no claim to being
"crperts." 1t has not been very long since
Z. T.. showed its supreme partiality in
neglecting to call attention to others o;
is Radical friends who cheated the peo-
pie OF this community out of near hun
dred thousand dollars. But the owners
OF that establishment were silent. And
hereln Is the secret of the abuse OF
isaac Grubb; it was to bring sgrists'
TO its mill; but it failed. FAILED
through the influence of the GAZETTE
by its honest efforts that sheet will b,
no longer able to continue picking tn,
pocket OF poor debtors which it had done
throu gh the surreptitious Withholding O
an act of Assembly at the instance O
some OF its editors, owners, managers O
agents. We.have nothing to fear from
The irresponsible party whose head wa
pumped by member of the Old Rinf
after that old rotten institution ha
kicked him out of its ranks as fossil to
costly longer to maintain.
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The South Carolina Case In Con,,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 16.-The Su
preme Court met at 1880 to-day The
.ouilsei for the board of canvasseis asked
ceed with the canvass of returns TO save
time, aid strictly in ministerial capaci
ty' Inc order was granted, but sub.
sequently amended, on motion of the
democratic counsel, TO read "shalP' pro
ceed in ministerial capacity instead OF
may" as is the original order, where
upon it was withdrawn.
The court heard argument from sth,
COUNSEL OF both sides until p. NJ, wher
u adjourned. The decision was reserved
and will be delivered tomorrow. m,
returns are in the custody of the secre
.ary OF State, and are not accessib BE.
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CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail,pay,
Embraces under one management the Great Truni
Lines of the West AMI Northwest, and, with IL
numerous branches and connections, forms tn,
shortest and quickest route between Chicago ant
all roln nts IN Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Micbi
gan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska California and IN,
Western Territories. It's
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route for all points in Nor
Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison and st. Paul Line
Is the short line for Northern Wisconsin and Min
nesota, and for Madison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Du
luth and all points In the Great Northwest. Iis
Winona and st. Peter Line
Il the only route for winons, Rochester, owatonna
sen.ssIn snd S fs.et MY uim and an points
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Du Lac, oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay. Escanaba
NegAunoe, Marquette, houghton, Hancock and tn,
Lake Superior country. It's
Freeport and Dubuque Line
lathe only route for Elgn, Rockford Freepor,, ant
all points via Freeport Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Laks Shore route. and is the only On'
Park, waukegan. Racine. Ksnosha to Milwaukee
Pullman Palace Cars.
rerun on al through trains oil. this road.
This is the only iine running these cars betw ser
CncaRo and 81 Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, OF
Chicago and Winona.
At Omaha our Sleepers nect with the OVERLAND
eeepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all poin
west of the Missouri River.
On the arrival OF the trains from the East or Soutt
the trains of the Chicago and Railw
leave Chicago as fol Iowa;
for Council Blufs, Omaha and Caliior nia tw,
through trains daily. with Pullman Palace Drawinj
Room an Sleeping cars through 10 Conncil Bluffs
FOR 81. Paul and Minneapolis, two throug III rai in
daily, with Pullman Palace Cara attached ON boil
trains.
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, two train
daily, with Puilmsn Palace Cars attached and run
ming through 20 Marquette.
hor Milwaukee, four through trains daily. will
uliman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars OF
For Sparta and winona and Points In Minnesota
one through ira daily, with Pullman elsepers x
winona,
For Dubuque, via Freeport two through train
daily. with Puilmsn Cars on nisht trains.
FOR Dubuque and Lacrosse, via Clinton tv
through trans daily, with Pullman Cars on aieh
tram 20 McGregor, Iowa.
For Sioux City and Yanktswn two trains daily
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Jur. sion.
For Lake Geneva, four trans daily.
For Rockford, Sterling, Kenssha, GAINESVILLE, an,
other points, you can hare from two to ten train
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway; Boston ofdct
| No. D, State street; Omaha Office, 253 Farnhau
street; San Francisco Office, l2l cry street
Chicago Ticket Offices. 81 Clark street, under Tn
sherman House; corner Canal and Madison streets
ktnzie Street Depot, corner weat Knzie and Cana
streets Wells Street Depo, wells and Kinzl
streets.
For rates or iuformat on not attainable from you
hon ticket agents. app to
W. FL. STENNErT, MARVIN HUGHIrT,
Gen. Pass. Ag't, chicago. Gen1 sup't, Chicago
| an. a. ls76-wiY.
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KegHster's ORDER.
RKaIsrRR'a ORRIcE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 7th, 1876. /
Upon the application OF acob P. Herdmsn, |
Administrator. c. 7. A.. Of Neil McLaugh-|
lin. late OF Wilmington Hundred, in said
County. deceased. it is ordered, and al
rected by the Register that the Ai-
ministrator aforesaid give notice Of ths
granting Of Letters Of Admins ration upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
of granting thereof, by causing adya.
tisements 10 be posted within forty dan
from the date of such Letters, in six Of ID.
most public places OF the county Of New Cn'
tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the Es.ate to present the same or
abido by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In DO
Delaware 0axette, q newspaper published 10
Wilmington. and to be continued therein
kw&S two months.
SU Given under the hand and seal
- office of the Register aforesaid, A.
New Castle, New Castle county aitfssaa,
tho day and year above written.
s. G. BIG9S, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against tho ",
tate Of the deceased must present tho SANG
duly attested to tAe Administrator, On Or h1
.ore Sept. 7th. 1877. or abide the Ael n
Assembly in such case made and piovsea'
JACOB P. HERDMAN,
Administrator G. !. a.
ss-Wilmington. Del. septlN.n
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE

LNE0 DI1F Il DEPAKIMETN. I
WHEREAS, An election was held in ibo
State OF Delaware on TUESDAY, the Seventh
day OF November, in the ear Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.six
neing the Tue day next after the first Mon
day in said month"; in pursuance of the lnws
OF the state OF Delaware in that behalf. for
the purpose of choosing by ballot three elec-
10 ier the election OF a President and q Vice
resident OF the United States;
And Whereas, The official certificates or re.
turns of the said election held in the several
counties of the said STATE having teen duly
received and examined by the Governor. Il
appears from them that the votes in the said
ca st as follows: N-
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More Radical Spite.
AN ARMY oFFIcER RELIEvED FROM DUTY
FoR HAVING TOLD THE TRUTH.

WARRINGTON, November 16-Colonel
Hunt, of the artillery corps, who has been
on duty in Charleston, reports that the
only thingreprehensible during the recent
election campaign was the partisan zeal
of few whites and large number of
blacks in that district, who were CON
stantly melting disturbances to involve
the whites politically opposed to them.
He commends the forbearance ofthe citi-
zens of the Charleston district, and for
his truthful and honorable sentiment he
has been relieved. He incurred the dis
pleasure of that great carpet-bag states
man, Senator Patterson. of whom Judge
Black says: "That the age of Methusaleh
would not be long enough for him to
serve out his penitentiary deserts"
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RAILROADS.
y i.ADEI4phlA, WILMINGTON q BAL
TfMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER IS, ls79

NOvEuBEB 10, loiu
Trains will leave Wilmington as foliows:for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
TOO, s.l0. $50. e.3s. 10 45 q. m; 2Se.o Ia z2c,
9b4, IL Ap pm.
Pntladeipnia and New York. ALI. = N.
FLA, lA37, b.40 p. m -.
baltimore and intermediate stations. l2t2
$50 D. m. $50, y. N. 'a-. -.
Baltimore and Washington, l262. 1.b5. s.33
a. m. lana LIS, 1 % $40, zl0,p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New castle. 1855, $50. a3S, II l6A m; l.26
wyoniag and intermediate stations. .5b
y 35,A m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate atatton 1Rj6. ASA
q m, $50. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAM.
Philadelphia and intermediate ssations, Sie
O. m.,o.00. $50. p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, ALI, O. N.
Baltimore and Washington. lab2. l.5s
q m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred 10 the time tables posted at thu ,rpot
h v kENNEY. superintendent.
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Registers Oroer.
REGIsrEs.s Oyy,o,

new Castle County Oct liib isw
Upona dm;n;pp,psatioa snS application 4f Fanny A. Nj
late OF Wilmington hundred. % IN s,;d ;dcGHows] GaN..
istsrthas the Administy9triT Aforesaid Is siys
tee tice 0i the granting Of Letters Admlnist
date ofgrantins thereof By causing sdvsr,a hlsr
ments 70 be posted within forty days from v N
date ofsuch Letters. IN SIX ofthe most Tu pubI| N
Places oi thS U9nnty Of New Castle rsgar
tate to. present the same, or abids hv \
Act ef Assembly in such case made and a D,1
vided. And alsc cause the same to BE- iu ipserI Y,
ga within the same period in the wi
WILMINGTON, and to DO continued 'tbss tbss.1
three weeks. (E. 0. d. 'H'''1
(@l Given under the hand and Seal /
Ills. Office Of the Register Aforesaid
49, Now Castle, in New CsstIe' 'e%u Cnun
aforesaid. the day and yea, above vr;tte1 uiu
3. C. BIGGS. Register /
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NOTICE.

All person o having claims against tbs M
tate ofthe deceased must present the sam
duly attostod to the Adminislratriy on or hal
fore Oct. IA. 1877. or abide tho Act ofASem
bly, in such case made and provided.
FANNY A. M,K0WEN,
Administrator.
Address w ilmingtOn, Del. cetl1eOdE
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CHERIFF's SALE.-by VIZ ne OF writ O
~ Fl. Fa. TO me directed. will be exposed t.
Public Sale. on the premises. in st. George,
hundre1. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE lSh DAY OF NOVEMBER 1879

At IL o'clock. a. m.,
All those two tracts of land located in 81.
George's hundred af1resai /, and described as
follows;
No. !. Stu ,te OF the road leading from St.
Georges to Summit Bridge. bounded by lands
of Levi G. Clark. Jonathan X. Williams and
others. containing abou, 25l acres of land.
with frame DIV cling hou SO, granary stable
and out bui dings thereon.
No. 2. Situate on the road leading from
Mount Pleasant to Boyds Corner. bounde ed
by nds now or late OF james IL ii lck man,
thomas Bird James Houston and Samuel
Rothweil, containing about T6 acres of las d,
on.
Seized aod taken in execution as the pro-
peIty Of " illiam Lore, and to be sold by
WIN. ii LAME BS0N, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
Nov. 2. lS76. noy4-ts
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Now, therefore, I, John p. Cochran Gov.
declare and make known hat John ii Rod.
ney, John w. sharp and George W. WliIep
have received the highest vote at the election
aforesaid aud therefore have been and are
duly and legally elected and chosen electors
for the election of President and Vice
President of the United states.
- In testimony whereof have here.
lunto set my hand and caused the
SEAL. Great seal of the State to be Affixed
)at Dover. this fourteenth day of No
~ Vember, in the year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy six, and
OF the Independence of the United states the
one hundred and first.
,,..c.- JOHN p. COCHRAN.
iGsATiCs Z. GkUBB. SecfetaiH Of STATE.
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s EGI,rstI ,t,st
REGIsTEa's uRDEr-
HkoIsTEn,s n,

hElIgTFpfs n
Now Castle County. NoysmSs.s 0srcs
Upon the application Of Carrie = T. iVl
E;;s'td;an ETssIsrls OF Joseph L. Bssss, a,s Big
s.assass %@,nStih nuandrsd o.asrsd in sad Co. COM,
Register that the Executrix orssa aiorssa; ey 4
notice ofths Rranting Of Letters Ts.u.. Ti,su. q
ary upon the Estate Of the deceased aS5tins| n
ysrtisements to be posted WitbIyn causing sa.s \
from the date Of such Letters, in siirv sirv N
T..,1 %ost PUBLIC places Of the Count; " 81 Ii
sssinst s ~ Eatats 81 persons having dsns
abide By an Act Of Assembly in sues scs SAM. SAM
and provided. And also cause Ii y u'a case ma
inserted inserted within the same period IN Il. l.,
mington and to 30 continued tbs,.i;aa 10
weeks. (E. o. D. 'H'fein thrl
AZ gnderthe I hand and s,,l
t~' New Castle, in NS''f New cas,Si s,,pSrsssid. Sd
Aforesaid the day and yea, above buV v,;,s. ySen
" R VI NN s. O. BIGGS, Rsria',.s. Ras
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims aRain,, ~. ]
tate OF the deceased must present ', ~ we
duly attested to the Executr,,, 'ae sa1
before November I'd. 1877, or aSiSs q. "a 4
OF Assembly In such case made and n,or;i w; \ !
Address Wilmington, Del. "Au pfo'lds
nov4eod3w t1.uH,s' SsdSS
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Ana whereas. The returns duly made and
signed and executed of the election for tho
choice of Electors of a President and a Vice
President of the United States as aforesaid
having been duly delivered to the Governor
by the respective Sheriffs of said counties.
anu the Governor having examined the said
returns and enumerated and ascertained the
number OF votesfor each person voted for M
snch electors, the result appears as follows 10
The daily gazette., 1876-11-17

The Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail,pay,
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Lines of the West AMI Northwes and, with its
numerous branches and connections, forms the
shortest and quickest route between Chicago and
all points IN Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Micbi.
gan, Minnesota Iowa, Nebraska. California and the
Waataru TerrltnIlaa LIS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-02-09
Property sold by the Sheriff
Last Saturday.

A tract of land in Fermsnagh township
adjoining lands of Samuel Bell on the
North, John Zoos on the East, Joseph
Rothrock and John Stouer oa the South
and Abraham Stoncr on the West, contain-
log THIRTY ACRES more or less, having
thereon erected log house, rough east,
bank harm, butcher shop, carriage house,
spring house, log house and other out build
ings Seized, taken In execution, and to
be sold as the property of Solomon Sicber.
Sold TO Adam Sponhower Price S2s25.
A tract of land in Monroe township sd-
joining lands of Peter Zong. Michael Zong
and Others on the North, Mary Fritz on the
East, Doty, Parker x Co., on the South,
and Michael Zong on the West. containing
SEVENTY-EIGiT ACRES more or less,
having thereon erected a log house, wealth
crboaried, frame barn and large saw mill
with good water power and is known as the
Niemnn saw mill. Siezed, taken in exeeu-
tion and TO be sold as the property of Eman-
uel Tboman. ia sf 'i fH
Sold to Sarah Thorman Price $500.
A tract of land in Fcrmanagh township
adjoining lands of Samuel Stine's heirs, on
the North, Enos Bergey on the East, John
Michael and Joseph Rothrock on the South
aad Abraham Bosk on the West, contsining
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less, about $50 acres cleared, part
ly lime stone soil, IN a good state of cult
walton, good timber on the balance. Upon
this tract of land IS erected a good stone
dwelling house, out kitchen and spring
house, large bank barn, wagon shed and
corn house, hog house and tenent house,
all the buildings except teneat house conf
paritivels new. Siezed, taken in execution
and 10 be soid as the property Of Christian
Sieber. .Ilt fg ID Hirss
Sold TO John Sieber. Price S6675.