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SHERIFF s SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE.


By virtue OF wit OF Levsrl Facias,
to me directed, will DO exposed 70 public
sale. at the
HOTEL OF sAMUE t. BoUsCHELLE,
nj tTownhend,in App quInimink hundred
New Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY. the 3Jtb day OF July, 1850,
att o'clock y. m.
The following described Re Al Esta ate, viz /:
All those the following desct ibed piece
or parcel and tract OF land situated In
APPOINTMENTS Hundred, NV Caste
county, aforesaid, and ssveraily bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit: Begin-
ming at q stone u corner OF land OF The
said Caulk and In the side OF land late of
John Low Der, and running thence south
1881 degrees west 0d 7-lO perches, thence
south 80 degrees west 81 T-l0 perches,
thence north Is degrees minutes west 10
perche' to the place Of beginning contaiL-
ing Il acres, more or less.
No. 3, Beginning at an old broken-top
maple u corner OF land OF William Mar
ten IN eg.) and In the line OF land OF Geo,
Messick and running thence north 81 de-
grees west IS T-l0 perchss and north 5S de
Rrees west Il 5-l0 perches TO stsne,
thence south 81 degrees A minutes west
40 9-lO perches, thence south n degrees.
east 80 s-lO perchea, and thence north So
degrees and 81 minutes east 81 $40 perches
TO the place Of beginning, containing lO
acres and So perohes more or less.
No. 4. Beki unlnB At stakeln inc WoOus
corner for lands OF the said VIM. Caulk,
and thence with the lands OF the said
Caulk south l3lk degrees east 30 perches
TO "A stake corner for said Caulk, theuee
north rs degrees and "A minutes east 20
3o- 100 perches 10 stake in the swamp
corner for lands, OF Peter Davis, (negrol
thence north ISh degrees west 80 perches
10 "a stake In n woods, and thence south
10 degrees and "a minutes west 20 3i-l00
perches TO the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 81 acres OF land, be the same
more or less.
land formerly OF John Lowber and run
ming thence with the said line north 76A
degrees east So 10 perches 10 q stake III
the said line, thence north is degrees i
minutes west by line of marked trees
iu the line between this aud the lot allot-
ted to Robert Palmatory another OF the
lines OF Charles Green. deceased, 81
perchss to a stake In the line of BENJAMIN
Black stones heirs, thence with the said
line south 76s< degrees east 53 10 perch 4
10 another stake In the said line, thence
by line OF marked trees, a line also for
made in the year 1915, south 10 degrees
and minutes east 30 perches TO the place
of beginning, containing by estimation
~ acres OF land, be the same more or less;
and also
No. q. A certain tract OF land situated IN
Appoquinimlnk hundred aforesaid
bounded as follows: BY land adJoinin.
William Caulk, Charles Green and John
Brister, containing s acres more or less
with a log house thereon erected.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF John j. Durham, mortgagor
and sarah A. Denney, terre tenant, and
~ be sold by
sherif's once, New Castle, July 9th
1880. iyl2-Stawts.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINs.-The RspU6li
can does tho Democratic cause no
great harm in presenting TO its read,
ers the names Of so many talented Re-
publicans who have avowed their de-
termination to support HANCOCK
and ENGLISH. 1t is not quite eight
years since the Republican party car
ried nearly all the great States. Four
years ago the revolution commenced
and in the fall of 1876 that party was
overwhelmed by defeat. Again it will
be beaten in November;an the names
of the eight or ten able men whom the
Republican mentions as having aband
oned the ''foul party" are only q few
that might be referred to, while it
omits the names of Gen. Pearson, E.
Joy Morris, Leonard Lawrence, Major
Mccullough, Gen. WIS. Rosecrans, and
Gen. Daniel Butterfeld, Of N. Y. 1t
is said that when Gen. Butterfield re-
marked to Senator Conkling, he "would
not only vote for Hancock, but would
do all he could for his election"
Conkling replied warmly, ~ don't
blame you Dan. Hancock Is a good fol-
lotc." And SO they all say Hancock
is good fellow" When he was here
and dined with us in the Clayton
House, the Republican said Hancock
was good fellow, and never in one
word intimated its subsequent SANDER
that "half gallon of whiskey a day
was scarcely enough for him."
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WHAT THE NEGROES ARE AT.-A
negro convention was held in Trenton,
N. j, yesterday, at which a long
string of resolutions were passed; and
among them the following effort to
stimulate the "bloody shirt" cry was
included:
ResolUed, That committee OF five
be appointed to prepare an address to
the National Convention advocating
the appointment Of prominent white
citizens to visit the South to investi-
gate the outrages, and that colored
citizens come North to report upon
the same, and that the colored people
demand from the Republican party a
share of the patronage and representa-
tion in office.
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what a REPUBLICAN Editor
Saws.

Mr.. A. p. McCCmbs, editor of the
Hapre Republican, published at Hav-
re dc Grace, Md, has been taken to
task by some of his party friends
for publishing his honest convictions
concerning the Republican nominee
for President. Here is what he has
to say in self-defence:
Two weeks ago We said, The
public life of James a. Garfield Is
not stainless. rfcumulative testi-
mony amounts to anything he swore
falsely in the "Credit Mobilier' as
the public records show" For say
ing this we have been taken to task,
censured and told that "we have NO
business to say such things about
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee, and that such talk comes with
ill grace from an old time Republi-
can" We will answer, right here
and now, our censorious critics. Ii
we have learned anything from our
Republican training, it is independ-
ence of thought, freedom of speech
and the liberty of the press; and
theSe preroSaIlVes we propose "
exercise without any special permit
from our would be censors.
james A. Garfield aspires to the posi-
tion Of Chief Magistrate of the nation
and solicits the sutirages of his fellow
citizens to elevate him TO this high and
responsible station, and his life and
character are legitimate subjects of pub
lie criticism, aud this is what we pro-
pose to do, and, without fear, favor or
prejudice, having nothing, personally,
to gain or lose by his election or defeat.
We claim 10 be as true to Republican
principles as ever, but If latter day RE-
publicanism regards perjury as virtue
and ITS condemnation as a crime, then
we are no longer a Republican, Tor we
repeat with emphasis that "If cumulative
testimony amounts to anything Garfield
swore falsely in the Credit Mob lier af-
fair"
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The Pittsburgh Post paragraphs thus:
1t Is very common remark from Rspub-
icans that GARFIELD would never have
been nominated had his record been
known.-Windem was born In Ohio
and is now kicking himself for not stay
ing there, as he thinks The Presidentia,
nomi nation would have come TO him
without fail majority 10
his District the year before us72) the
Credit Mobilier exposure 1895. Gar
fields majority the year after (ls74l tn.
exnos1re 2,56.-They don't 60 much
on Ku X luxing in New England, but
when il comes 20 aristocratic bank defal-
cations, By saints in politics and religion,
the Yankees can beat all creation. u,
looks as if the independent Press of the
country was going 70 make it too hot
for Garfield 10 stay in the field. The
| offer they make to assist in his defence
If he has one, is rather patriotic. Ger.
| tainly quite hberal.--Cengressma
Cox, the other day, In the House pro-
posed 20 have another edition OF Poland
Credit Mobiler Report priated. Gar.
feld', friends objected, quick as lightning
They diden't care to multiply that sorr
| of literature. The Leader seems to
think that Judge Blacks defeuce of G ar
field, If accepted, while it may clear him
of corruption in accepting Credit No
oiher shares, couvicts him of perjury il
swearing be never had any Of the share
Ii does look that way.-Gartield die
not arrive in Washington iu time to save
his party the humiliation VI defeating b
the revolu ionary proceedings tbs EIec
toral Count Bill which would preven
trouble in determining the coming Presi.
dental vote. The record il against The
Republicans in this matter r--Judpe
TAFT, Sialwart of Cipcinnati and At.
torney General under Grant, tells the
Cincinnati Gazette ''the Chicago Con.
vention was the most corrupt ever held
in this country, and oceans of money
were spent The product. Garfield and
Arthur, Is there fore, In accordance
with the eternal fitness Of things.
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they have accomplished so much
saving against the votes Of the Re-
publican members and against the
arguments of the Republican press.
The Republican cannot blind the eyes
of the people by its reference to the
failure Of the manufacturers and con-
tractors Of the turbine, or the mistakes
of the Water Committee in substi-
uting it for the old overshot wheel.
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SHEKIFF'S SALE. v..,.
y ny virtue OF writ OF LeVah fNih fNn,
10 me directed, will he exposed 10 Pus
Ia at
THE GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Wuitdeld In the elH
New Castle, New caste hundred M"
Cast e Co, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the l7th day oil july
at2o'c'ock p. M,
The following described real esls's, =, ~. ~
All the following described lrael, ~"
or parcel OF Iaud aud pre- mlses sxuar xlS N,
New Castle Hundred, county Vi "a "a M
tie, and state OF Delaware, oOun''hs hsgnI
described as follows, thai Is 10 ssiss sis. M
ming al "A take In the mluule ~ sosd M
Castle and Frenchtown tutnpla1e Nv iV NM
ing al a lrner OF the Janus oi ~ Wv ru,tldIa
of Bennet toie, thence alons ,,s ,n dsgleej
Of the "a lid road, south slxty'lou s'1sl,a
and a-h If wes lUl peTcues anu anu iamej
I3g feet 10 a new stone set Opposi,S., IN M
SHORTS hejge, being lSS leet Az i.o1 = nd
n Igin Al stone oppo site the niIut in, y ,ud|
lane thence norm A. degrees We h.i,s n
3-IO nercnes with the line oil salu su,I III 1sma|
a new stone set In "A line Oh saic s,ono au1
shorts land being alsl ~ .IetIe .get ol said
other original S one In tile nlCulf .o,t I.ms
lane, thence with the line " e@ eal n
SHORTS land, north ~ uesise' a cOrDe
perches less I3l eet 10 a Ntnd Ind lheDa
OF the said James ShuI' los shOlS
with the line OF the salu =" ~ and 80
la nd north 49, degrees Wess sa,d land
perches TO anoIher corner "a a. deges,
shorts land, thence suu'n tied 70 .
west q perches and - " ltss m 10 sa,I jams
new stone, another corheI ~ ran the Jfg'
Shorts lshd, being lo'4 iees sfa nf said lsue
inal stone in the middle oa anJ ruupiag
hence leaving the said laue Ailu "a 10.
ami hinding by a new line hoI'n LEV
grees. west 10 perches ana J,w line pOrin
Stone the ce by another new * 10 toi
95I degrees. west 81 pefcnes an ina Of said
new sfone. thence by Inc ~ ait degree,
James t3horl's land, nortu liner VI siOla,
east l3 and 7-l0 perches 10 =, ~ Al percht:
thence north IS degrees, nce eas. a. north =
and $40 TO stone, as and lI
daSraes west 80 percheS cahTisllsns
To stoI,e at the salu y me sever.
creek thence down the SAINT " ~ the ID.
nj courses thereof, i59 percles, With ssld
tersartion OF Graveyard run me several
creeE thence up said ruh IN a slasel
conrses thereof, 40 3-lO perc1tss ~ - a line o.
thence leaving said run a-u ~ hale, aiOrs,,
land of the heirs OF Benhe,' arches a D
SAID south 40 degrees, west u v anOlheI
& no 10 ato -ner sIoue, theheIt 4 degrees
line Of the said hears, sou'n Iheglnnlns.
east 1893 perches 10 the J d aGe be the sans
Contaiuing lii acres OF lanu house fahs
more or less, with a Iiallle ont- t-buIldlns'
barn, grauary and olhei n,
thereon erected. l., axecuti0n ~ ". n.
seized and taken III en- and Nslcs.
property OF Joseph N. Tr9'il, Is,sis wis i. rtn'
sa j. Trot b, his wife aud Lon Ie%h bis VIE
nlEeton aud Jane Pennii1,s'bbeps ne sod BY,
and Robert Ross, I. l., and dpIyfE, !? II Shef1,,h
sheriffs ONCE, New Oaf' .!g-m,E:Lss
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N ER VIM E
Or
TONICA SPECIFICA,
Rao., a.. Nah G.-

A REMEDY WITHOUT Il RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debil-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence Of
vicious Habits, as we'll as from the pros
tration OF old age. Its curative proper
lies in violent and chronic forms of the
following diseases have been attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
D1SPEPSIA SEXUAL EX HA AITSTION
SELF ABUSE SPERMATORRHGA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZIN ESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C, &c.
II has been in use over forty years, and
Is to-day the most popular remedy for
the diseases aforementioned in tn.
WORLD. II can be used without regard
70 dlet, Is pleasant in taste, and better
than all. II is sure, safe and certain cure
IL Is no quack medicine, but stands upon
u own merits, as any trial will amply
oemonstrate. Since 1886 this remedy has
always beeB sold for much larger price
than that for which 1t Is now sold; but
owing 70 the fact that the time for H.
payment OF an enormous royalty upon Its
manufacture has expired. il Ii offered to
tue suffering Of both sexes at one dollar
per Dox, SO As to be within the reach of
a.. at which price it Will be sent to any
address free Of further charge.
Address, DR. WILLIAM YOUNG.
il6 Spruce ST., Phila.
May be consulted on all diseases by
mail 6mos-d&w
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-
- By virtue Of writ OF Levari acias.
10 Inc directed, Will be exposed TO public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. Sal Shipley street, kept by Isaac C.
Pyle, in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, The 10th Day Of July, 1880,
al o'clock p. IN.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All tnat certain farm or tract of land
situs4ed in Brandywine Hundred, county
and state aforesaid, bounded anI descri6.
ed as follows TO wit: BeSinning at a cor
ner of land OF Esau SharpIey. (now or
late OF his son, John Sharpley j hear the
three mile stone on the east side of the
Wilmington and Great Valley TurLpIke
road, thence by line of said land aud
land OF Thomas Gibson, now or late OF
Richard Rowland, north seNenty-gtx de-
grees east two hundred and lffty six
percnes and eight tenths of a perch Ia III .
centre OF the newroad thence with the caI0 :
ire OF said road norta twenty four degrees
west lhlTty perches to "a bridge over "a
branch OF Shellpot in Jacob Martins I'm.
thence north the several courses of "a III
oraIch horthwe,terly by lands of soid
MArtln ana W .lilam McCaulley sixty-one
perches m"Te or less to William Sayerss
land, thence north OF said Sayers' land nv
Ihe next iour courses south seyepty.four
degrees west seventy four and fonr-
tehths peTches TO a cedar post south eighty
one @ uesIeeS west ninety-one and seven
oeIths ptTches 10 a stone south three an
nan dexrees east twelve and ell hi
tenths pcrches to cedar post a d sOnth
elshty-hlne and a half degrees west forty
TWO perehes 10 the said turapike road and
theuce herewith south one-half des rec
east seventy y-one perches to the place OF
oeslnhlng, conta ming 6s acres and one
nuhdred and eighteen perches of land, be
,he same more or less with house and
barn and other outbuildings.
seized aud taken in execution as the
property OF william RotthUuse and Lou
lisa, his vile and I, l., and to be sold by
. JOHN YLE, sheriff
Sherins onice, New Castle. June 18Th.
ioo"' e9-eodts.
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TIE NEW TURBINE WHEEL.-The
Republican raises complaint of the
Water Department heading its article
"Ihs Tut 6iHe Wheel and Democratic
Aismdnd9en'snt." We have no wish
to disguise the fact that, in our iudg
ment, there was a mistake in this
effort of the Water Department
From the very moment the ordinance
was introduced to borrow the money
to put in turbine wheel for the old,
worn-out overshot one, we feared that
trouble would follow nor was this
fear lessened when We found that the
ordinance requiring the work to be
done by contract was repealed. In fact
we believed at the time that the CITY
Council should have had the wood
work on the old overshot wheel made
new. This could have been done at a
cost of few hundred dollars. But
the Council chose TO do otherwise and
unanimously determined upon the
course that has been pursued. Not a
Republican voice was heard against
the movement which originated be-
fore the present Democratic Council
was elected. Mr.. John Jones and
Mr.. Henry Evans were members of
the Water Committee at the time 4:
Messrs. Caesar a. Rodney and David
X. Smith are members of the Water
Committee in the present Council
Had the Republicans in the Council
opposed the introduction of the turbine
wheel, the Republican and the Nep,
might be justified in their attempt to
make some political capital out of the
fact that the manufacturers have not
come up to their agreement to put in
wheel TO do what they guaranteed to
make it do with the head of water
which the city is entitled to.
1t has not yet been fully demon
strated that the wheel will not per.
form the work the contractors prom.
ised. But We fear it is failure. In
no event is it such an improvement
over the old wooden overshot as ITS
comparitive heavy cost would warrant
to make the change. Still the fault fails
on the Republicans in Council as well
as on the Democrats, since they favor
ed the change and did not oppose put
ting in the new wheel. 1t is a costly
job and bad job. Had it not been
for it the Democrats would have saved
just that much more money to the
city, and have been able to reduce tn,
tax rate next year still lower than the,
have done. But the Water Depart
ment has been costly to the city for a
least fifteen years. Like all other de
partments it will require time 10 get !
out of the old ruts that the old Rim.
crowd got it into. We shall not dis
pair of this however, already it ha
been made to yield about 81 900 yea
more than it did two years ago by til
stoppage of leaks that had existed 70
many years. OtheI leaks may be dI,
covered and other savings made here
after that will reduce its expense
largely.
The fact still stands out boldly il
favor of the Democrats that they h.y
reduced the taxes from $l.2O to 81 i
In two years Notwithstanding the
paid $l2, 800 Of the funded debt tn,
year. If with these difficulties tn
Democrats could do all that they h ~
done what may We expect of tier
when they get rid of the encumbrs nc
of the old Ring debts, costly contr,c,
and vexatious embarrassments. Tb
people see all these Things and the
will vote to encourage the Democl at
continue in the good work in which
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AGENTS WANTED sG:spt.t sG ssI sn' 5s:i ias s'd ssd
the only authentic low priced book con-
tanning the lives OF
GENL. W. S. HANCOCK
". H. ENGLISH.

a complete record OF the early ard
mlIitary life of MAJ.-GESERAL WINFIELD
s. HANCOCK. with a full and graphic ae-
couht OF the proceedings. speeches and in
ctuehts al the Cincinnati Convention. also
me platform, table OF ballots and letters
oi acceptance. with the life OF W. ii. Eng
LIsH. Richly embeIIished with numer-
ous s'tlstlc Illustrations and fine, hand
some some engraved portraits OF each candl.
uaie. Sule success 10 all who take hold /:
WIN positively outsell all books. Send for
clrcu lars and extra terms.
Jys-itw. III Sansom 81. Phila' Pa.
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Gen. sherman's Opinion Of Gen.
Hancock.

On Thursday, June Path, 1850, Gen
eral Sherman said to one of the news
paper reporters Of Washington
~ you Dfu sit doton and ,OTIte the best
thing thai can be put in language about Gen.
Hascock as an officer and a gentleman /
s0iu sign u Wtthoiu hesitation"
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CIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MEET

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
~ A meeting Oh the Democrats of the
Second Ward, will be held at the Fulton
House, &. h. corner of second nd Walnut
O'Clock, for the purpose oi or or-anizing for
the city campaign. A fu.l attendance Is
requested. D.J. GALLA9H sR.
Jyl5-N. Vice President Second Ward.
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A TTENTION DEMOCRATS
"A A meeting of the Eighth Ward DEM
ocFats Will be held at the N. r. corner OF
Taylor and Church streets, on Friday
evening att 80 O'Clock. p. M, for the pur
pose of organization, full attendance
Is requested. JOSEPH :. DALEY,
JylI.2t. Vice President Sth Ward.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF writ OF Leyar Pk
To me directed, will be exposed to pub
sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, In the city
New Castle, in New Castle HUNDRED,
county Of New Castle, Del, on
SATURDAY, The l7th bay Of July, i
at O'Clock =, III,
The following described real estate W
All that certain lot VI piece o. AN
situate, lying and being ia the village
Christians, White Clay Creek hl diel
New Castle county, aforesaid, adlal
and bounded on the north by lands n
OF John Z. Todd, deceased, ON lht eaA
lands of James Bolton, deceased loflaeiII
Robert hcCarter land on lht SCUM
land OF Daniel ii. Egberl aud On lhe ssl
by the Old Kings Road, or Back 'ue.
containing one acre Of land, more ei =
ON which is erected frame mouse y
stable. j
Seized and taken in execution as U
property OF Clayton Earle and leffr N'
ants, and to be sold by y-,~
sheriff's office, New Castle Juns ',,
y. le-s-'eOl1'
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King Stanley, the ruler of all the
gipsics in this country, lives in the
midst of settlement of his people
near Dayton, Ohio. His daughter,
who was to become Queen at his death,
has lost her heritage by clipping with a
man not gypsy.
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GALE or cows.
= The Subscribers will .&4&E
sell al Public Sale, al Red yA4X
Lion, East Marlborough, ~
Chester county, Pa, $500 a.
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1850.
at O'Clock, p. m,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND SPRlN lNG Frs TWENTY HEAD
OFFENDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS.
SILL d BAILEY,
l.. W. Stidham a Son Auct'rs 13-ts
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TNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
Il City and School Taxes for 1850.

Il City and School Taxes for 1880.
The undersigned Receivers of Taxes fol
the city of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day of July, lSS), between
the hours of and II O'Clock in the morn
ing, and and In the aftern oon, for the
purpose OF receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month oi
July, there will be deduction of five
cents on every collar, aud all taxes paid
on or after the first day OF August up u
and including the first Tuesday of Sep
tember shall De payable without a
deduction as aforesaid, and all taxes
unpaid on the next day after the
nrst Tuesday of September shall be in
creased by the addition OF five per centum
on the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern Distr CT,
Including all North OF sixth street !
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver Southern district,
Including all south OF sixth street.
Jv9t3l.
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al 2 O'CLOCK II IN

" - NiVNh y. III
The following described real estata \
All that III ssuage, or tenement. o.
or piece Of land OF ground situate NJ
and bel x IN he city OF WlmlpaI
bounded and described a. loliugs. "a n
Beginning at II stake standing 10 }
northwest erly side oi Market srs,|
corner Of a lot formerly of joseph B0bj
son, now OF the heirs Of May RlT
ceaAed, thence through the middle d }
partition wall OF the messuage hs]
granted and the messuage late Of The 7
Joseph X bins son. d ce,i, ed, north III
greeS west by line o, Tue said \
Joseph RobinsOn's lut III leet : iHCha|
to the southeast side OF Shlpley md
Ohcnre nor h thirty two degrees q
about q feet 10 inches 10 corner Of d
late Of Theophilus Jones deeasl
thence Herewith south iiiy-eishl
grees east III feet / ches 10 Markeist,l
aforesaid, thence south thirl! two dqi.
west about u feet 10 inches down Mad
street, TO the place Of beginning be
contents thereof what II may, wilhsh
story brick store house heieJn,
Seized and takeA In execution IS |
property OF David Lemon and Nd
Lemon, his wife and I. l., and to bss
by JOHN PYLE, sheflf
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle, June q
1850. le9eOiu
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Senator Don Cameron has return
ed home from the White Sulphur
Springs. apparently in good health
and spirits.
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University Of Vlrglnlss' : B lss

Session begins on the E: first a Palpply ply aG IS[
and continues nine months, tbe N FsealHI
Catalogues to the seeretaryy yyGIlIginia GI i AISs AISss
Post office University OF ndARRIsON'
marie co. Va. JAME5r 5raacuity,
NJ. D., Chairman OF the Facu'''
iyli-d6weod.