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LAFAYETTE HOTEL

LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. 81 Shipley street, kept by Isdac q
rye, IN the city of Wilmington. New
u sIie county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, The 3uh day of Oct IsSo
al 2oclock, p, m.
The following descri bed real estate viz
All That certain lot or piece OF land' ~
ing three story brick house thereao
erecIed siluate in the city OF Whining
ton, IN the county OF New Gas Ie ars,
state OF Delaware, bou ed and described
as follows, TO wit: Beginning on ,ba
easterly side OF Madison street bstweli's sne
Skin ana Seventh streets at the distance
OF III feet from the southerIy side IF
seventh street and the middle of tha
Driek wall dividing This from tue adioIn-
ing property on the north, tnence s,,nth-
erly along said side of Madison Ireet II r
Teen feet nve iLChes to the middle M iha
brick division wall between this ana H. a
ADJOINING house on the sou h. thence east
erly aid parallel TO Seventh street thro
the middle OF the said division vail IN
ieet 10 the ives erly side of "a three feet
wide alley leading iuto Seventh street
thence northerly along the said aIIev side
and parallel To Madison street. fifteen SaaI
b Inches TO stake. thence westerly ana
parallel 10 Seventh street "A. d throngh
the middle OF the said first meutios, Ell
wall bl feet 10 The place o. bepiBnin0 ~,
the contents thel eof what iha,, 80, -, -
Book 0. vol. 8, page il9, 4c. '
Seized aud TAX in execution ms Tho
prope W Of William IL. KeynIlds sud
SaIah A. his wife and I. l., and to be sold
by JOHN PYLE. Sbsri3y
1880. oct IS.eodts' 10
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The ELECTION takes place on Tues
day the I'd Of November. Every Demo
crat should be prepared to vote. He
should also spend part of the time be-
tween now and the day of election in
looking after his neighbors, consulting
as to the best mode of getting out all
the voters and preventing the perpe.rs-
ton of frauds on the ballot. Look out
for counterfeit tax receipts, by which
the Radicals carried the election for
several years in this county, and then
escaped all punishment by running out
Of the State. See to it that DO convicted
felon be allowed to vote. There are 0
large number of negroes at every cleo
tion of this character forced up to the
polls by reckless Radical roughs, who
know such mems votes are not legal.
But If they can get them in the boxes
the voter Is made to fly the State and so
they make every such fraud counts one
more. Let no Democrat lag IN the dis
charge of his duty now. Delaware
m ist be saved from negro domination
you have seen that the negro children Al
Pittsburg, Pa, were last week forced
into the public schools among the poo
whites. The same class of men will d,
it in Delaware. As soon as they secur,
power in the Legislature and Levy Cour
they will blot out the color line every
where. just as the Chinese were intro
duced into the workshops in Masss
chusetts, so will the Chinese aud tb
negro be introduced into the workshop
in Delaware.
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IN HIS telegraphic argument to
show that he did not write the "Chi-
nese letter." Genera! Garfield dwells
upon the bad English of that per-
formance.- 1t is true that the word
'companies'' was miswritten ';com-
panys" in the letter to which he re-
fers. 1t is also true that the word
pedigree" is miswritten "pedidree"
in a letter from General Garfield of
which the authenticity is beyond
question. Spelling comes BY ma
ture. ~ World.
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DEMOCRATS EXAMINE your tick
cts. See that every name is on the
ballot--and that every name is cor
rectly spelled. Spurious tickets Of
all kinds will be printed and circu-
lated. Radical tickets with one De-
mocratic name on-they will be as
thick as autumn leaves. Don't vote
them. Vote the full Democratic
ticket; and vote none but the genu.
inc. Watch out for Radical tricks.
Remember that it is their custom
to send out the most incredible lies
just on the heels of the election
Don't believe their stories.
Remember the trick in which they
distributed fraudulent tickets and
circulars on the morning of election
saying that DR.. Cove Salisbury our
candidate for Governor, was dead i,
hoping that the circular would be
believed and the ticket voted in
some of the rural districts before the
truth could reach the distant polls.
The same men who hoped to profit
by this and circulated counterfeit
tax stamps are now at work, and
will deceive you if they can. See to
it that they do not defraud you out
of your rights. Since they perpre-
trated the great fraud of the Presi-
dency they should not be allowed to
go without watching.
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The News is very kind in it's words
to Sheriff Pyle, this morning. They
are all wasted however. Sheriff PYLE
knows his duty, and will do it. lie
can do nothing else than obey the law
and give the boxes to the Inspectors
who hold the legal certificates. He
will not trust men who justified the
stealing of States and the Presidential
Office in 1877.
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HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD

HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD.
In Delaware CITY, In Red Lion Hundred
New castle county. Delaware
On Monday, The LIST day Of November.
a. D., 1859, at ii O'Clock a. m,
The following described real estate, viz !:
All that certdiL tract OF land and msrst,
sltua ed parity IN ST. Georges HUI dr.I
anu partly In Red Lion Hundred. New
Castle county aid state Of DeiawareaIure-
salu Oh Inc west shore OF the river Del
aware. Beginning at The north end of "A
ullcn on the houlh bank of the south
branch OF SIG o ges creek, and runninv
Ilon thence with the line OF land late OF
manuel EJ res south degrees east ISL
Perches TO the line of hand OF WI liam
KENNEDY, thence with said land north a.
degrees east ~ percues, thence south bgIx
degrees ast 30 6-lO peTches 10 The marsh
roaa, near 10 the river, thence on top OF
sdd bank up the rivor north degrees
east lilo perches north IL degrees West
perches, north 69A deg ees. west a,
perches, orth So degrees, west IL perches
nor hoi Ih ol uesrees, west perches, north Is
uekr.es, west perches, nortn II Il grees.
eilsI ~ perches over the slulces, south 81
sr %, east ~ perches, orLh u degrees
easl 10 perchCs To straight ditch, thence
up said ditch, south 81 degrees w ~ iii
ptrchts 10 Il ditch and with IL south
.hIce ut sfees, west - lO lerches ncIosa
,ne creek, Jneuce up tho creek uorlh N
uesfees west ~ peIohes, west u perches,
nt.t aot "a ., - d.srees. west IL percLes, north
polhl ol the Islaud, thence south 5O de-
grtts, West perches, south 20 degrees
east W perches SCUM 8 degrees. east al
peich ;, south 70 degrees, east 4 perches.
south w degrees, east "A perches south al
uesIees, west ~ perches crossing anu run
nlnk Win Tue sou b branch of st, GEORGE 4
gre X, and thence running with said
DiAncn ny It's sev raj courses ISJ perchas
70 tne place oil beginning. Cpntainlnp
Wlthlh salu bounds three hundred and
seVenly-three acres and sfxty-eight
perches oil land, be the same more nT
less. vi
Aud also. all that certain otber Iot or
marsh or meadow reclaimed and enclosed
D. authority Of tie comm issiouers al Ihe
St. Georges Marsh Company. abOut fhe
year 1900 adjoining the above described
tIac' anu lying on the south side of The
nc" sIuice race, containing 10 acres. /
IoOu ana 80 perches of land NOR or less
lEzceptlhg and reserving from this con-
HHeyance any right which the said I'D.
uooiSes e,,oS haish Company may have In a
,i,i ,ei 'ain uWelllng house near tne mouth of
.ne greek erected 1Or the occuuaucv oI
% %.he person aNing charge of the banks
anu sluIces Of the said Company.
DC ecu ana taken In execution as the
Proh'Tiy OF William s. l. .Wrence. and
Lyui' l., us vile, John +. Basset. and
susan .u M. ms wife, and Kichard FoRG. and
sdy sdiy w., his wife, anu g. I. and 10 be
,ssa ssherrs ONCE New Castle, . octobsr sas1i sth
octS-tst,s IT,
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The epizootic is epidemic in nearly
every town in Southern New Jersey,
A number Of deaths are reported, The
disease is as violent in some places as
in 1875. Wild onions are being used as
q cure " ith much success.
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a
Drawers

White Meri'no-. -.wl
at least a dozen /
and qualities Of W.
called white merino.
lowest in price is sol
1t is rather heavy,
soft, and probably
one.third wool. 1t
best article we eve
for the money-so
in fact, that it crowd
our own 70 cent gar
The highest in pra
Smedley' the 4
will be here in a few'
which will sell for 4
So SO for a medium.
Between these ext1
are Cartwright & Wa1
and many AmeI
makes.
Scarlet Wool Twol
tiles: an American al
for all whichwd
last year at " 20
Cartwright 3 Warn
So Is for medium siz
Zphyr aOOrsted--scs
light blue and pink
soft and permanently
tic; a most agreeable
ment, 81 Is for all Sli
IaUo.MirdS SiH.-l
ties, natural silk
only; gauze weights
thread. The price VI
according to weight
size, A medium we
6-thread, sells at y
for medium size; the b
lest 8 thread at 50 z
medium.
Very few merchants
pure-silk at all this grade
10 take its place, and Is
for pure silk. 1t is guarAn
by the maker, who is the e, l
distinguished maker of SIX Z
derwear to be exactly tWo-tn
silk and one-third cotton
Brettle's, naI
color, rose pink, pale
and cardinal, al,gauze We
TO 8 thread. The
varies according towe:
,ize and color. A lne(
6.thread, !" ma nal
color, sells at S4 70, ;,
,ther colors, 81; the b
est, 8 thread. nal
,olor, $6 %. The {
,olors are of one we
,nlv viz 6 thread.
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WANTED

The advertisers would give the r sole
Age cy Tor their Old aud .ew Ates and
New aud Stook Porter IN Wtlmi <, on, 10
thoroug Iy responsible Our lroducis
are unlf 'Tn Ia quality, and sales exceed
0O,OO barrels ear. Application 10 be
made personally or by etJer 20
4. c. LYMAN Il co,
Brewet = aud Malsters
2ls 10 $50 West 3jd ST., New ork city.
ocLl3 lOt.
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l'hOMAS NJ. OGLk, AUCTlONEhR
L AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had i've years experience in
the Recorders uffice, persons de-iriug 10
purchase or sell keal Estate, will md IL
70 their advantage TO give me "A cali
h"uses rented, rents collected and return
"a monthly. WIN also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni-
tuio tor sale. StoTo, or Market street,
Wilmington, Del. auction sales prompt
y attended 10. ~ reasonable rates.
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RANTED

WANTED-A purch iser lor two n Zee,
w frout lots On Delaware avenue
near Franklin. Address
stp9-d&wu ~" q AZErTE OFFIrE.
w ANfkD.-A purchaser loI w. nne7y
w located cottage lois at R,hoDotn
near the beach. or au exchange IJr cit,
property. Address, "D " tnIs office.
sepe-d6W W.T.
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'lIl
JOHN WANAn.
JOHN WAnAmA|
Ladies'Md
Underw,

These articles are J
y sold for all wooi
Ihey , may ;!y be partl
Or for all silk, thouI
may be part cotton|
only plated with 8
We prefer to te1
everything y we self
of' so far as we knJ
to let people buy h
knowledge. Inded
Is | our only way of
for unsatisfactory
come back to us; .
worst ! possible (tou'
on for goods comm
is a discovery tha
are not what theI
sold for. We do !
tend that they sha.
back for any reaso1
OF all for that one.
We have Childre
derwearin the same
ties as ladies. onf
others as well.
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NOE SALE on RENr

t'Ok SALE.-One-h horse family Phmton
Il 10 seat four persons. tn good order, a
bargain. Apply aJ Fioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Niiith. auV2-I
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PERSONAL.

M. Littre, the distinguish French
publicist and philologist, Is said to be
dying.
Mr.. Tilden has just purchased a
forty acre tract Of land, adjoining
Greystone, for deer park. Mr.. Til
den, it is sand, has recently been offer
ed $500, 900 for his beautiful country
home, but he does not wish to sell it
Mr.. Bobo's "boss" panther is men
toned in the Vicksburg Commercial,
as follows: Mr.. r. Z. Bobo, the "cham
pion bear hunter" of Coahomo county
recently killed a panther which mea
sured nine feet ten inches from tip to
tip, stood four feet high and one of his
feet, which was measured, covered
inches from toe TO to. Mr.. Bobo
claims that this is "the largest panther
ever killed IN Mississippi.
The chief of the Bureau Of Statistics
reports that the total values of the ex-
ports of domestic breadstuffs from the
United States during the month Of Sep
tember, 1880, were S23, ,SSl ,936, aud
during September, 1879 $50, ,S2s, ,S4S.
For the nine months ending September
30, 1880, $20S, ,679,5s2, aud during the
same period in 1879, $176,399, ,946.
The carriage Builders Association, in
session al Chicago, have agreed TO es-
lablsh school Of technology in New
York, especially devoted 20 tie art OF
carriage building.
NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer IL the marvel of the aDe for All
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopp..,i fIee.-
Send 10 93l Alch Street PhlIad.lphia.
"a oct 2D-ly
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"A DAINLsTRAToR's SALE I
OF VALUABLE
REAL EST ATE.
Late the property Of Thomas Pierson,
deceased,
ON THURSDAY e4
..an

deceased,
ON THURSDAY, a5
OCTOBER 2s, A. D., 1880
at 2 O'Clock, y. m,
Situated In Nj q, eek Hundr d, New Cas-
tie county Delaware, bounded by lands
of Isaac Chamceriain, the heirs of
EphIalm wilson, enos Hopes and 9TH
ers, containtng one hundred acres, more
or less. the improvements consist OF 4
'arge ana dcummodioIs stone dwell 1ss..A
Ing mouse, with four rooms o nrst &!M
noor, hve on second anu one lodg. iA
lns room In attic, large stone HIX
parh 4OxoO feet, with straw house 1Ux5O
feet. Attached To one end there IL a wagon
house with granary and corn crij. Car
rage, wood, hen aud pig houses, and
neeued ON farm. There are two good
we.lsoi never failing water AZ the house
and Darn. There Is good apple orchard
ana plenty Of fruit oil all kinds. There
are about Ten acres of timber with plenty
oI CHESTNUT for fencing purposes. The
iahd ~ In high state OF Gu tivstion, being
recently heavily lind and boned. / is
divided INTO ten enclosures with water
accessible to all. The buildings are be IA
ilhy situated, overl okiDg the fertile val
iey OF hockessip with Its rich mines of
kao1h Clay and linn stoae quarries. The
Delaware Western X abroad passes through
the pros eriy In trout Of the buildings. al
tui ding one uf the best views on the road
several trains pass each way daily 10
Wilmington and back, IL Is situated
ABOUT ulne miles wesI of Wilmington; ON
tue road leading from the thriving viii age
ot hOckessin ~ LAudsuberg, alb ut one
ullie iTon the former aud four from the
IA Ter place. IL Is cDnv nlent To schools.
churcnes, mills, etc. IL - seldom Ll.at
.uch property Is exposed TO public sale.
Pe'sons wishing 10 view the property be.
iprc the dAy OF sale Will please call on
'coD Piersun, residlhg thereon, or The
unuetsigned residing near Oxford.
saie o commence nj p. IN, when con-
ditions W ii be made known by
+. ". PlERSON,
Administrator OF the estate of Thomas
Pier ON. deceased spt2i- w5t4sd3L.
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MONDAY,

The 9Th day oil November, 1880,
1t 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
real estate, viz
lot OF lhhu situated near Ogletown, In
White clay Creek hundred, Rev CnsIle
county, bounded rs ows TO wit; On
he horth by lands OF Dennis Nowlin and
George AiIen.oD the east by lands OF WIN,
samuel T.. AITich and James II. 4. Old-
nam, On the west by lands of Dennis
Nov IN, containing IA acres OF land more
yr less, with frame house and stable
thereon er, cted.
Siczed ard ttkeninto execution as the
properly "a Georse Carter, and TO be sold
by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
oherlHfs oncei New Castle. October is,
lool. Oct2U-e -eOdts
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oiCE.-E Every democrat that Wishes
~ 70 pc natu'alizsd WI leave their
names at the store OF W. II, Quinn No
~ market street, and bring their youch-
eTs, me Com ulttee Will see tnat they gel
thelr p pers. BY order the DemocT 'iic
ASSOCIATION, W. ii. OITINN
sep20 u. CuHirn,an
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| - BY virtue OF a writ OF LeVari FAcias.
To me directed, wIIl be exposed 70 p,.LlIc
sale al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware city, In Red Lion hundred
New Castle county, Delaware.
ON MONDAY. The LIST day OF Nov. 1850.
al ii O'Clock u. m,
The following described real estate viz.
All those several Tracts and parcels OF
land, SITUATE In 81. Georges aud Rcd Lion
hundreus, New Castle county, and state
Of Delaware, bounded and described M
follows: ~
No. |. All that tract Of land Known A.
the Ja.nlson Corner Farm, situated In
st Georges hundred, bounded on the
north b. .and late oil Thomas j 4mison'
and herein described as No. oI the WrsI
by lands OF Thorn AZ Houston and
John houston, aud on tue east by
lands OF y. H. SchIlicross, and the pub
lie road containing about Two hundred
acres more or less, WITH the frame house
barns and granary thereon erected.
No, 2. All that tract Of land known as
the Home Farm, situated In 81. GeorReis
Hundred bounded on the north by lands
OF John Houston ana Reed ON
the west by tands OF James Lecompt, on
the north by the Jhmison Corner Farn,
above dascribed as No. l.. and l. nds OF
Catharine Cleaver and on the east by
lands ofSernck r. Schallcross, containing
$50 acres more or less with fame house,
barn aud granary thereon erected.
No, z. All that tract of land Known as
the Capulle farm. situate la Ret LION
Hundred, bounded ON tue north by lands
OF fhumas w. Biddle, on Tue west by
lands of Thomas Clark and John O. Clafk.
on the south by lands Of the estate of
VIM. |, Hurlock and on the east by lands
OF l'eviG. Clark containing two hundred
and Twelve acres of land, more or less,
WIN Orlck house, frame barn a ud graparv
thereon erected.
seized and taken I'm execution As the
property OF Thomas j, Craven, trustee.
under tie last Will and tesla ment OF Thos,
Jamison, deceased, AID VIM. Ii. Barrett.
oilVer Janis9n and Clara Jamison. t. t's.,
aud W be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherihs OHice, New Castle. October 8. b.
1e6U. octlI-eodfs
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$500 Reward,

Five hundred dollars win be paid for
The arrest nd convi,tion uf the person or
persons VINO. commenced the riot al or
day night last
uy,, J. p. ALMOND, Mayor.
Wilmington. Oct. II, 1850. ~
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~ OIlCE.-A meeting Of the Trustees of
~ lhe foor OF New Castle Cou " VIII
be held at The Aims IA ou- G on " ed esd y
october Z7th at 10 o'clock, y. IN. All per
so.s having bills will present them o : or
before that dAy.
ne supply Committee will meet at the
A ms House ou SATURDAY October 9Jlh nj
IL O'Clock a. m., When proposalH VIII he
read Tor iurnlauing the institution for the
next lhree mouths with Bread, Meats
and Tobacco.
oct0. 2.2i,26aw j. W. COOCH, Seo'y.
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AI4A. OF JOMa
, The Subscribers VIII ,Sss& At&zeA
sell at Public sale, a. Red VfE1aAtA
Lion, East Marlborough, %
hester county. Pa, eMekD24k
MoNDAA. NOVEMBER sth. lSsO.
At 4 O'Clock, y. m,
FORrf HEAD OF FhESd cows
AND SPklN4ERs, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL a BAILEY.
l.. W. Stidham a Son Anrf'ra octl u
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PUBLIC SALES.
A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE.
"A Will be sold at public sale,

A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.
"A Will be sold at public sale,
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER q, 1880.
At l o'clock, p. m.
On the farm owned by VIM. Bright, Esq..
ON the Kenneth Turnpike one half mile
south OF Centreeiiie, IL Christiana Hd.,
One nne mare, % years old last m
spring; one DO. . years old. <,r-MA
y good work or driving hor- kNXM
SEES. celt mpntns old, one KHSW
mule, i2milch cows.3 helfers azkExk8
bulls, hogs. 8 shoats. all good $50. & 1.
h0V bushels OF cOru, ~ tons OF nay, ZOO
bundles Of cornfodder, one basket sleigh,
being the properly OF the late Jacob O.
Nipple, deceased.
1KRMs "A credit of 80 days win be
givep on all sums over so. by the pur
chaser giving baukable note with ap-
proved endorser. No postponement on
account OF weather. sale 10 oom mencc
al p. m. jos. l.. CARPENTER,
Administr ator.
L. W. stidham q Son. Auctioners.
Ortl1-atWs
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,HERIFF"s SALE,

- NHEHIFF 5 SAIE,
By virtue OF a writ OF Second Plus,
Nendit oni Exponas to me directed, will
be exposed To pubic sale aI the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. CURRINDER.
10 the village OF Christiana, White Clay
creek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, OF
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MDOD WAEI
@ e--s,l.es iaoa3 efT

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10 ,e5a of-8 "s.o
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l,nas stnieaaIs1ai. . V
fr rn aw t
t1 ao aatt alo
Iasai1.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ OF Leyari Eaoto.
10 me directed Will be exposed To pnb1ic
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- HEhIFF's SALE by VIKPU i. ur
- A WRIT OF LEVARI BACIAs, 70 me
arr cted, Will be exposed W public sale,
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1850. ocI l-aodta-
SHERIFFS SALE.
Faclas, to me directed viii be exposed 10
public ATE at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
s3l shipley street kept by Isaac @. Pyle.
In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY, The S0th Day of Oct, 1880
at2 o'clock p. M,
tt following described Real Estate, Wig;
All those two certain lOta or pieces OF
land with The buildings thereon erected
situate ia Tue city OF Wilmington, bound
ed a described as follow. 70 wit:
No. |. Beginning on tho westerly side
oi locust street at the distance OF seventy
six feet from the northerly side or Eighth
street. thence westerly parallel with
Eighth street seventy feet TO a corner
stake aud line OF u three ieet wide alley,
thence northerly along said alley line
fourteen feet 10 another stake, thence
easleriy AMI parallel with Ninlh street
seventy feet to the Aforesaid side of
Locust street, and thence thereby south
erly fOurtesn feet TO The piace OF Begin
ming, be The contents within said bounds
what they may. Togeth,r with the free
and uninterrupted use OF said thrre feet
wide alley, ana also the free and
uninterrupted use oi another alley
eight feet IN width leading in nom Locust
street towards
eriy side Of Locust street between Eighth
and Taylor streets at the distance OF one
hundred and forty two feet from the
northerly side Of Sth street, thence easter
!. parallel withEighth street one hundred
feet W a stake, thence nortnerly parallel
with Locust sLf eet eighteen feet, two and
half Inches 10 "A corner, thence along "a
line OF land formerly OF David q,
W lson. westerly parallel W tn Eighth
street one hundred feet TO the Aforesaid
side of Locust street, aud thence along
the same southerly ghteen feet two and
half inches TO the place OF beginning
be the contents thereof what they may.
Se,zed and taken Ia execution aa the
properly OF John Milliken, surviving
mortgagor, aud Thomas Mcbride and
William Sparks, ierre tenants and To De
sold by JOHN PYLE SherIff
sherin's Once, New Castle. Oct. iitn,
lssl oiS-eodLs.
SHSRIFF > SALE
- BY virtue OF writ OF Venditioni
Exponas to sle directed, Will be exposed
TO public sale, at the
HOTEL or JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware city, in Red Lion hundred,
New Castle county, delaware.
On MONDAY, the LIST day OF Nov, 1880,
at III O'Clock n. M,
The following described re Il estate, vix.-
lot OF land situate In st. Georges huu
dred, New Castle county, Delaware,
bounded by land ON the south aud south
west OF James M. VRnaegrift. on the
northwest by the road leading from the
main roai To Port Penn, with "A one and n
half story frame dwelling thorson
erected. TI7'- 3
eized and taken In execution as the
property OF William homas Emery, aud
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sherin's ONCE, New Castle, October 8,
1851. OcB, ,3tAWtA
The daily gazette., 1880-10-25

FOk LEVY UOUHI CUHMI55IUNhflSi
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e HID.
THOMA AS J. HANNA, ChristianA HID.
ROBERT II. MORRISON, New Castle BID.
ALEXANDER WILSON, Pencader HID.