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yHEhIFF.S SALES.

" HERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Publ Q >ale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh ilorner. in tho city of vii
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 2,d DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
|-All that eel tain lot or piece of lar with
six two story franz houses thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmir gt0n, bounded
and described rs follows, to wit: Beginning
at point on the easterly side of forty feet
one hondred and thirty-f five feet from and
barallel with Claymont street. running from
A street to the Old Ferry road at the distau >
Of forty three feet six inches from the south
erly side of A street; thence easterly and pa
ralel with A street along the southerly side
Of nm alley three and half feet W dc nifty
seven feet to the westerly sido of three feet
wide alley connecting with said three and u
half feet wide alley; thence southerly along
said side of said three feet wide allev paral-
lei with Queen street seventy-four feet to II
stake in other land of said George X. Towns
end; hence westerly and parallel with A
street fifty-seven feet to the aforesaid side of
Queen street; and thence thereby northerly
seventy four feet to tho place of beginning.
he the contents thereof what they may. with
the free use and privilege of said two alleys
IN common with others entitled thereto Tor
ever.
seized and taken in execution as the ro-
neIty of George L. townsend aud Mary h.
NJ. Townsend his wife. and ;erre te lants. and
to he sod by WM. ii. JAMESON. Sheriff
ShcriHs Office, New Castle,
February .. 1876. iebi-ts
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BabcOcE and Grant.

1t is said that Grant has at last beer
moved by his affection for Babcock, un
til his emotions burst forth in a terrible
rage. The storm was so fierce and terri
bic, that Bristow actually turned his
back on the President and walked to a
window where he stood looking ont in a
contemplative mood, not knowing wheth-
er to take up the gauntlet which the
President cast at his feet or not. Look
ing steadily at his Secretary the Presi-
dent referred to the prosecution of the
Whisky Ring, and with great emphasis
concluded his remarks by saying that he
Grant understood perfectly that certain
parties near to him, trhile they acre pre-
tending to behiS friends, tcere really his enc
mics, seeking to build themselves rp at his
expense. The Presidents s manner was
unmistakably pointed, and Secretary
Bristow, in astonishment and dismay,
turned about and walked to the window.
An interval Of silence ensued, which was
broken by Pierrepont, who suggested in
a subdued tone tha. he thought the
President was inclined to be hasty and
severe in his Judgment, to which Grant
responded in u loud and angry tone that
when he wished advice from his Cabinet
eounselors as to his personal affairs he
would notify Them
Perhaps that trait in Grants character
which makes him stick to his friends,
guilty though they b0, is the best, but
how could it be otherwise since there is
no other trait but what is condemned.
1t is a burning shame that Grant
should have remained silent so long
while his best friends were being ter
tured by Bristow.
Believing that Grant has been drink
ing crooked" whisky for many years at
the expense of the Ring thieves and
that Babcock was the medium
through which it was passed to the
White House, we think Grant Is moved
Just as any other pad would be for his
fellow. 1t is rather too bad that Bah.
cock under the circumstances should
bear all the odium and be punished alone
Grant certainly ought to share his
friends difficulties. And that Bristow
should have taken service under Grant
and commenced to prosecute his friends,
is in the Presidents mind no doubt, a
piece of vlllainy and ingratitude not to
be born in silence. 1t is, therefore, not
surprising at all that such a man as
Grant is represented to be should glow
with indignation and become stormy and
petulent. With SO much crooked
whisky in his poor little carcus, how
could it be otherwise?
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

L,HERIfF'S SALE.
> BY virtue of u writ of Levari Fncias. to
me direc ed. will be exposed 10 Publ, sac.
NJ the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST..
kent by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City Of VIII
mington. New Castle County Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,
at o'clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, VIE:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land lying
and being situated In the City OF Whining
ton aforesaid, having two brick messuages
thereon, bounded aud described as follows.
that is to say, Beginning on the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the line OF the
southerly side of Sixth street with the line OF
the easterly side OF Church street, thence
easterly along said side OF sixth street hfty
one feet more or less 10 the westerly side OF
an alley leading into Sixth street, thence
southerly along said side OF said alley par.
allel to Church street thirty-three feet to a
corner, thence westerly parallel to sixth
street fty-one feet, more or less, TO the
easterly side of Church street. and thence
northerly along SAID side OF Church street 80
IT, to the place OF beginning, be the contents
within said bounds what they may. together
with the free and uninterrupted use OF the
afoI esaid alley IN common with other own
ers OF land bounding thereon forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of Henry Dougheriy. deceased,
(Ann Dougherty Surviving MOrtgagor aud
Administrators of Henry Dougherty, de-
ceased and terrc tenants. and to be so d by
v M. II. JAMESON. sheriff.
Sherifi's Office. Now Castle. !
JrIupr ry 20. A. b.. 1876 ! inn. 22-ts
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Bowers Aoof Ainirnent

After so years of practical experience with
horses, In staging, teaming, &C, have learn
ca tnat more horses have been crippled by
mattehtion to the feet than all other diseases
omulned. After men experiments | have
iound he true remedy to PREVENT the dis,
ease the hoof, or restore it after negligence.
10 WI at nature intended 1t should beth,
5'sat support of the noble animal. II the hoof 1,
lnnamed and diseased, the animal is compar,
lively worthless. This Liniment will sure
prevent this worst Of all diseases, Contractio,
Corns. Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF t.
Back Sinew generally called Knee spruns
&c, and restore those that have been cripplet
by the want OF such a remedy.
AsrTry 1t. and 1t will never fail If properly
applied, VIZ: fN''
Battle the horse's foot once week, or often.
er II necessary, at the heel and frog. and
around the hoof close to the hair.
HI. c. BOYER,
Norrlstown, Pa
MR. III. G. BoYKR-Deay Sir: This ia 10 Ger
nfy that have used your Lniment in m
stable. for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find 1t the best preS
Paration have ever used on horses. 1t ist ar
better than you recommend it Send me five
cases at once, by express, G. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. lS2 West 3lst street New York CITY
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There minority of the House by SIM
ply yielding for time implicit ooe-
dience to one man skilled in the rules
and usages of Congress, was able to baf-
te effectually the will of majority
Every Evening.
without being actually false the above
is artfully drawn and may be intended
to iniure or decry Mr.. Randall and laud
Mr.. Blaine. Mr.. Randall did all that Mr..
Blaine could have done had he been in
Mr.. RandalPs place.
No parliamentary action winch Mr..
Randall could have taken could have
saved the bill. He carried for it twelve
more votes than the strength of the
Democratic party in the House, and Mr.,
Blaine lost a number of his party votes
and only saved himself from defeat by
three votes and these were negroes
whom he had to leave his seat and plead
with to vote against JEFF. Davis. The
whole action redowns to the credit Of
Mr.. Randalls ability as well as his
hberality MS it does to the discredit and
lasting disgrace of Blaine. Mr.. Ran.
dali failed to get two-thirds for the bill
Inc same writer goes on deserving the
peoples representatives. We cut the
following from the same article that we
opied from above:
Suppose 1t were the rule to fill our
City Council here with the best business
men and the ablest lawyers we could
find-such men as we should employ as
trustees and advisers for any other busi
ness corporation of equal magnitude in
which we we're interested suppose fur
ther we had the representation to which
under any Just government, we would b,
emitted In the State Legislature.
Would any one suppose that the wri
Ser OF that paragraph had never mad,
apersonal effort to defeat the will of tn,
people. II so they are wholly ignoran
OF the man. Practice what you preach i
no part of the aim of Euer1i Eren,no
Its editor is charged with having stoo,
by and witnessed Senator in our Stat,
Legislature pocket n bill after il ha,
been through both houses and thus de
feat the will of the people for his owj
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1t is said further tina
he prompted that mode of defeating tn
aim OF legislation, to put money in hi
own purse.
1t is such acts es these that tend t
corrupt Legislative bodies in all tn
States as well as at Washington. Nov
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WILMINGTON, DEL, FEB. 4. 1875.

The DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS are pro.
ceeding carefully, cautiously and surely
in the direction of Retrenchment. They
are opposed at every step by the Blaine
Republican faction; and of course have
to modify their reductions somewhat to
suit the views of the Radical Senate. If
in addition to cutting down estimates
they succeed in cutting down also the
government interest to 4 or A. per cent.
they will effect good work.
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CIiERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue ot wri, o: Levari Faclss to
mo directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 215 MARKET ST.
kept hy Hugh Horner in the city of Will
mington. New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 23d DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
two story frame house thereon erected, situ-
ated in the city of Wilmington afore ,aid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit: Be
ginning nj a point on the northerly side OF B
street Mt the distance Of eighty feet westerly
from the westerly side of cottonwood street.:
thence northerly and parallel with Button
wood street one hundred feet to n stake:
thepco westerly and parallel with b street
seventy-four ieet to stake; thence sOu.herly
passing through tho middle of tho partition
wall between the house on this lot and the
house on the lot adjoining on tho west, ono
hundred feet to thu aforesaid side OF Is street:
and thence thereby casterly twenty feet
to the place of beginning, he the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
pefty of George X. Townsend and Mary +.
NJ. Townsend his wife. and f.. ana to be sold
by WIN. ii. LhMBSON, sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
FGbfuarf z. 1915. icb4-ts
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---<s$---2- gov, fsncader hundred, New Cas-
tie county, Del. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 1876.
commencing at IL IN. sharp, the following de-
scrlbed stock and farming utensils, viz:
head of good sound horses and brood
mares. suitable for farm or road. Especial ut
tentihn Is called to sorrel horse Prince. sired
by ilyland Marcus Ratler n fine driver with
decided signs for fist trotter. 6 & cd much
cows and springs, 3 two year old heifers good
stocb: 2 yearlng heifers, 5 very COOL sh6atI
IMPLEMENTS.-l iron axle farm wagon.
market wagon and pencu bed. 3 plows. i A
harrow, twin harfows, 2 cultivators. / CARR.
age and pole grain fan, wheel rake. corn
shelter, 2scythes and cradles, moving and
bri r scyt thes. double and single trees
TOOLS-Shovels, forks, hoes. rakea. ha1
knife. maui and wedges, post spade, half bn.
shel ami peck measures, chains. grain bags
peach baskets. work bench, empty barrels
garden spade and rake,
HARNESS-l set crrriage harnsas set,
| plow gears, bridles and collars, 2tets wagor
harness lines, &c. "'eO-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-l ir bed
tubs, ! stove, child's carriage, etc.
| sUNDRIES-A lot of corn blades an d tons
| boxes, barrels. old iron. and numerous othe
| things usually found about a farm.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. as my sale will be positive and ever,
article will be sold to the highest bidder,
| IEhMS-Sumso of and under SIS cash; oye
! tnat amount six months credit With bank a
Die note and RCod endorser.
! a-nsgow Del. Feb. 3-w2t ssar ,s.p~s! -
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SlIERIFFS SALE.
NJ By virtue of u writ OF Ais. IeyarI Fe.
Slas 70 me ulrected. Will be exposed to Pub
nc sale at the house OF William Is. Ford, at
kirKwood, N Pencader hundred Now Castls
County. Del, on
SATURDAY.
THE l2TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At Two o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
Ihe following plantation or tracl OF land
situate, lying and being near the village OF
glasgow, in Pencader hundred in New Cas-
tie County. and State of Delaware. the same
being bounded and described as follows. to
wit: Beginning at stake in the main street
OF the village Aforesaid, being also the Pub
lic Road leading from said village towards
Middletown. and running thence south IS
degrees west 202 perches along the New Cas-
tie ana Frenchtown Turnpike, and by lands
or Robert M. Black TO q corner stake, thence
south one degree. eaet crossing SAID Turn
pike Road and running by land Of Thomas
Lindle 147 $40 perches to corner white oak
in line Of land Of the heirs OF Wesley AL
rich, deceased, thence north s5 degrees east
22l lilo perches by the said land of Wesley
Alrich, and land OF w illiam Cam to the afore.
SAID street in said village, or road leading
towards Mlddletown aforesaid, thence WITH
the same north IL degrees west,- street
in said village or road leading to Middle.
town aforesaid. thence with the same north l2
degrees west 153 5.l0 perches to the first
mentioned stake and place of beginning.
con aiming within those bounds two hundred
and two acres, and one rood and twenty
| eight and bali perches OF land be the same
however more or less, (eXce ting out of tho
same small lot OF about three acres of land
which the said Samuel Frazier and Emeline
MIS- wife sold, granted and conveyed unto
Bobert hi. Black.)
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF samuel Frazier and EUeine his
"iie' ana terre tenants and to be sold by
- W NJ. Ia. LA M BSvN. Sheriff
Sherit's Office, Ne-v Castle,
| - Jnnuary 20 l416. innoo t.
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lNHERIFE,S SALE


> by virtue OF sundry wit, ,,.
Exponas ana Fl Fa. to me d,,,y ~I q
exposed to public sale. on tGe tGS'cIsl Isl \
th0ny Reybold. near Delsae hn
Lion Hundred, in New Csetip W.
on 'Vltll
TUESDAY,
TIE 9Th DAY OF FEppr r,,.
Atll O'Clock. AN,
the following described Person.,
viz: N''VlSnl
Forty head OF cows, | bull. sh,.
] mule. l yoke OF oxen, 6 hos" S "'I.i' I.i'
brood sow. boar. 4 farm wsvor, I
wagons, ex carts, Q horse cs,,'
mowers. horse rake, | roller. p.s ~h. !
carriages, plo IS, harrows. cnltiv'e
baskets wagon harness, plow bs.s
harness. carriage harness. loi oi II ~ .
and boxes. collars, brides. o6 ,,.' IN
lot OF straw, lot Of rough hsy ia, wy !,
and white corn, wheat in the pror,, ,o
rails, dc. ~'''''
Seisod and taken IN execution =,
pcrty OF Anthony Reybold and tS,.
VIM. ii. LAMBSoy ,
Sheriff's Office. New Castle '''
Jan. %. A. d.. 1876. ia,~,
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in conclusion, we have this to say We
do not believe their is a legislative body
in the world that can turn out so many
men able to mature and perfect legisla-
ton from first to last as can be turned
out by our National House of Represent
atives which is so much decried by this
vain writer.
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OIICE.

NOTICE.
~ In the matter of the) In Ctip1
petition OF Charles Alien, scpen,gl
and others, for partition. \, D,E|
Notice is hereby given to all peraa
ing any lien or liens upon the ulen;sr
tate of Charles Allen, Lewis l.. Allan, I'd
Allen and Lewis l.. Allen, TIusteesd
Mary Wilson; Charles Allen and In
Allen, Trustees OF Amanda Oliver a
ID Allen and Clara Allen or either OH
in the premises to which the sad ca2
latcs, to file a petition setting forth t1.I
and amount Of the same, in the Office 2
Register IN ChanceIy, for New Castle 4
ten days before the third Monday ID IA
AIRY n5xt, and to appear and prove ti'i
lien OF liens, at the ensuing term otIl Z
of Chancery, before the rising Of tie t'i
the third day OF the Term. o,,
VICTOR DrpON
ianlO.codtFeb. 10 Tr4S
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NIVIDESD

NOTICE TO BUILDERS Ay)'
" TRACTORS Notice H. bt,sr,
that scaled proposals tor the rcpllf..
IL Public School in tie city Of VIZ,
will DO received up t. s =. III. 0u Il;
February 4th, 1876. Specilicator, /
found at tho store of Il. c. Ftaim, /
street, whore I'll nroposals for tteY,
bo received. Tho committee reservtl
to reject any bid made for the .an.
deem it exrcfient TO do -.
LEWIS ZEBLl
X C. FRAN
Com, tt the Board OF Pat. Eis4
iot3-2t
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE,

IL ESDA1,
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876,
At Ii o'clock. e. M,
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils. con
sisting of good work or driving no ses, .
mares with toal by Joe Holt, and 3 colts; y ex
cellent home raised dairy cows of Durham
Alderney or Holstein stock; heiiers / bull.
20 ewes, young Coltswool buck; lot of geese
and ducks, two horse power and thresuer,
Wheeltr's patent. nearly as good as new; /
Clipper mower IN good order, farm wagon. /
Germantown carriage and carriage pole. large
sleigh and bells no-top buggy, c1rn shelter,
grain fan, wheat drill. sulBy Iake, sets dou.
bic wagon harness, ] double set carriage do,
sets plow gears. brides. collars, lines plows.
harr ws. cultivators hay rigging, hay knife
hay fork; barley fork. shovels. forks, picks,
post spade and dog, grindstone, wheel barrow
graf n cradles. briar scy the, hedge shears. iron
wedges, &c; 10 or IL tons good timothy hay.
clover seed by the bushel. 100 new 4 no es
posts large churn. milk cans and dairy fx-
lures. OK chain, crossbar. patent beam. meat
and rain eask, large cook stove, &c. &c.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $50 aod D.
ward crrdit Of months will be given by
purchaser giving bank Bile note with appro-
we'd endorssr. with interest added; all sums
under $50 cash. IHOS. WEBER.
Christiana. Feb. 3-w3t
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OTICE.

ny Office.
~ Notice is hereby gwen that W. |
cGive Proposals until the 7tn day OF Ia
AIRY for printing three hundred copies \
JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATIVE Y
MpTTEE and the REPORT OF THE ~
TOR OF ACCOUNTS OF the state OH
ware.
The proposals to state the price peiR
AMI to include stitching and deliver, .
work to be executed In accordance WIZ
tion 4 Chapter 4. of the Revised SlA.us us
this State. GEORGE B. DlChsW
Clerk OF the ComHlle'
Dover, January 20. 1876. lan.ss'
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non itls,

NOTICE'-To Stockholer, ot j
~ Loan Association.-AttheS S,o,.1
Meeting to be held February Nh 4
posed amendment to Article gth M
Laws by addition OF Section IN
called up for final action. A full g,p
is desired. '''-
BY order OF the Board ot nircct,,
feb3-5t Attest, j. f.. PIEE,Fi
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NOTIC Il. Three hundred snare
~ 4th series OF the City Bulldn
Loan Association are now onerci +
sctibers. First payment sec0rd Its.
February. lnuuiro OF
j. T.. PIERCE, st.-
dec2seodtofobS No. ; West E9grt
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NOTICE.

Intending to discontinue the patc
Business, those having negatives Hlt
session they wish to preserve, vll Z
notify me soon.
] offer for sale my Photograph Il
mcnts at n low price. j II IORBiL
Janls2 2tawiw Delaware Ai.l
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,IIERIEElS SALE.

A,IIERIFF'S SALE.
y Bv virtue of a writ OF Levari tacias to
me directed, will be exposed to Pubic SA!o
II: the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. SIS MARKET ST.
kent by Geo. ". CRITIC, in tho city of Will
mibgttn, hyv Castle county, Deh~are. On
THURSDAY.
TIE 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876.
mt 2 o'clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate. VIZ
All that the two fOllowing described lots or
pieces oil land Sit uate in the ty of Wilmirx-
ton aforesaid. bounded aud described rs iol
lows. to- VII:
No. beginning on the limo Of the easterly
side of Townsend street at the distance of one
hund.ei and eicht feet from the corner
formoi by the intersection Of the line OF the
caster side OF Townsend street with the
line OF the sou'herly OF side OF A street;
thence easterly and parallel to street enc
hundred feet to corner: thence s0utherly
and parallel OF Townsend street twenty eight
feet to another corner; thence westerly and
parallel 10 treet one hundred feet to the
easterly side of ownsend street: and thencs
northelly along said side OF Townsend street
twenty-eght feet to the place OF beginning.
No. . Bcginning nj point Tn The orth-
eriy side OF II street at the distance of forty
eight .cet from the corner formed By the in
tersectlon of the ea.terly side of Locust street
with the northerlv side OF l3 street; thence
easterly and parallel with Il street twenty
four feet to u corner; thence northerly and
parellel with Locust street ninety-iOur teet
to the southerly side Of 1t six feet wide alley
leadiLg INTO Locest street; thence westerly
along said side OF said alley and parallel with
Il street twenty four feet to another corner;
thence s)uthcrly and parallel with Locust
street ninety four to the northerly side of b
street and place Of beginning be the contents
within said bounds whHt they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF GeorRc X. Townsend and Mary l. NJ.
his vile, and teTre tenants and to be sold by
WILLIAM Ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Shcrll's Office. New Castle.
January 70. 1876. iaEgi.ts
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A DMiNIsTRAToEs SALE OF
Lands and TemenacntS.

situated in the citv of Wilmington, Del, be-
ing part OF the Real Estate late of John l.,
Searles, deceased. to wit:
No. l, All that lot of land with a brick
blacksmith shop thereon erected. beginning
at the nOrthwesteriy corner OF Front and
aforesaid; thence westerly along the norther-
" side of Front street thirty-two feet to
Philip PlunKett's land. thence by line Of
said Plunkett's land Northerly to the South
erly side, of Second street. thence elsteriy
sixty-three feet to the westerly side of
Searles stteet. and thence thereby southerly
two hundred and tifty-seven feet to the place
of beginning.
Attendance wi il be given and terms of sale
by SAMUEL G. SEARLE5, AdminisL'r,
or by BENJAMIN Nields. Esq. his Att ,rney,
Attest: c. NJ VANDEVER,
Jan2Ots Clerk of the 0rphans Court.
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G,uERlFF'S SALE.
> BY virtue of a writ Of Leyari Facias Ia
me directed. will be expo ed to Pablo Sale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE 205sMARKEr ST
kept by Hugh HorLor. in the city Of VII.
minRton, New Castle county. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 81 DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At t2 O'Clock, T.. NJ,
The following dcrcribei Real Estote, viz:
All that certiiI llt or plece of land with
two two story frame houses thereon situate
in the city of Whining on aforesaid, bound, cd
and described as follows. to wit. Beginning
at pOint on the east irly side of Locust
street n the distance Of one hundred and
ninety.fve feet eight inches southerly from
the southerly side of B street: thence easterly
and parallel with street enc hundred fest
10 stake: thence southerly and parallel with
Locust street seventy. seven feet six inches.
mere or less. to n stake in line of lana Of
Hugh Quinn; thence along said Quinn's line
in westerly direction one hundred and one
feet eight inches. more or less. to the atore-
said eastery side Of Locust street: and thence
thereby nor therly about forty-fve feet six
inches to the place Of beginning, be tho don :
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of George h. Townsend and Mary f.
NJ. Townsend his wife, and +. t.. and to be
sold by WIN. II LAMBS0S. Sheriff.
sherif's Office New Castle.
February 2. 1876. febi-ts