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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
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PARpoNs AND coNMUTATIoNs,
I have deemed it proper within t3e
last year to exercise Executive cleEn-
sney' in twenty-five instances, Of
which ten have been Communication
of sentence and fifteen have been
pardons.
In another communication. I will
lay before you, .s required by law, a
full statement of each case
CONCLUSION.
The history of the State for the
!. last quarter. Of a century. has been
varied by strongly contrasting peri,
DDS. Just preceding the civil war, in
social and material development we
reached the highest point which had
marked our progress since the Eng
lish colony landed upon the banks OF
the Ashley. The war followed with
its heroic efforts--its aisastrous, re-
suits. Of the accumulation of two
centuries OF industry, wherever it had
found investment in personal proper
ty, there remained the ashes. The
land alone was left, encumbered with
debt, and with the capital to work 1t
only to Be obtained at usu,ious. rates.
Then came the first period of recon-
struction; the painful struggle for
bread; the government OF the State
by its baser elements; society slowly
adapting itself to its changed condi-
tions: and the native energies of the
white mans blood, under riotous mis-
rule, stubbornly winning its way to
competence and power. In 1875 this
unhappy period ended, and to-day
reconstruction is done. The exhibit
laid before you of the affairs Of the
State is thatof a well.ordered, smooth.
working and economic government
and of happy and prosperous .peo'
p'e' JOHNSON HAGooD.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

Full assortment Of Buggy Harness, Bri-
dies, Saddles, Saddle Cloths, Whips, Sole
Leather, Harness Leather and Shoe thread
just received at
i'd J. NJ. CODES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

A largo lot Of Trunks, Valises, satGh-
els and Shoes, Just received at
w. n. BURNETr's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
To Lawyers.

THE ADVERTISER Office is prepared to
do HRIEY work with Neatpess and dis
patch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
READTlllS COLUMN
SELECT
Add BUY A HOMB!
The CHOICEST PROPERTY
IN
EDGEFEL.ELD.
FOB SALE!
TAT LARGE AND Splendid
LOT ON MAIN STEET ON WHICH
STOOD THE TIILMAN
HffTE1,.

C,aID LOT FRONTS TO THE NORTH
= ON Main Street, l50 feet-and has
magnificent Southern exposure from the
rear. which III the Southern climate Is 81
mighty desideratum The whole lol
contains two and one half t2l) acres more
or less. all OF it lying in the very heart ct
the town. For 10 or so feet f'om the
street this lot lies on a dead level, after
which it slopes in the gentlest and most
beautiful manner to the rear line, afford
inr unparalleled spots for gardens
patches, meadows and fruit trees. Eith-
er as site tor grand hotel, with all It's
arpurtenances, orior arrow of stores, this
lot has absolutely no equal in Edgehe!d.
This fine properly will uesold as y whole.
Terms will be made accommodating.
r. g. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Nov l7-n Real Estate Agent
Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
PIANOS, ORGANS,
Musical instruments,
G. H. I'D. ]. 0. MI. R.Q. 5.

An extended visit among the prin'
cipal Piano AID Organ Factories has
enabled us to make the finest selec-
ton Of instruments ever brought to
Augusta.
Our stock, which will be replen-
ished weekly from the best manufac-
turera, vii! ne the largest and most
complete in the South.
Our prices the lowest, and terms
OF payment the easiest ever offered.
saeet Music and Music 3ooks---large
discount from publishers prices. Best
Italian Strings and everything in the
line CT Music.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

Maps OF Edgeileld County for sslo at
the ADVERTISER Office Price ST.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
NEAR THE RAILROAD.

90 A ACRES OF LANDED OF
- y X which In cultivated. and Is
good cotton and grain land, with branch
bottoms. This tract is situated three
miles from Dorn's Gold Mine, one quar-.
ter of a mile from the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad, and two miles from
probable depot on said road. Dwelling
house and two cabins. For terms, &c.
apply to r. G. NJ D0GoVANT.
Real Estate Agent, Edgeheld, C. h., 8. G.
oct. 20-1t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

PARpoNs AND COMPUTATIONS,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
lfin,mt Serrlides mitbringen. Dtsle
Lro1tke VI IIp6

Ifinmt Serrlides mitbrinSen. Dts'e
pielperbeiberoe Serfprehuna brabte aues
raid wiecer ius @eleiie unb nun l'eBsn
beibe lib bon Der etras rauben 5ano Ger
@rosmutter maiden uno an3ieben. ~
oauerte eiue seraume Bsile, bis bic alte
Irau, melae berlei Santiruas tansf rer=
Iernt bate, bamit fertis semcroen mar
uno als bic Sinoer enolid, iauber uno nett
wie bic Biipphen cofanoen, mar eS be-
rcits adt 1br semoroen. Wie Wutter
geruis ibre urenfeldsn bon ouen Selten
bepuneernb betrahtets. tordte (le plSelid
auf. gs mar ibr, olS bate ite lsiie
Sdritte auf Der Srepse, mad Der @'eeel=
itube su, pernommen. Dpd nun borte
fie niAts mebr. @s 1T ber sarltise
5turmminc, Ter bic Bfciten unb Dieten
gum &na,ren tringt! iaate lte iib uno
badte enolid an oas Srabitid, pelaes iie
balb perseTen bate. Die Sleinen erz
matueno. biitId rubis nod, Elm Weilden
in benz 3immer gu bleiben, oan'it tie ben
3aHee fir Wama unb Nlle fohen tSnne,
ibnen peripredenb, 1e talc gu tolen, per'
lief lie bas 3imner, un lansFam in isre
Wcbnftube suriid3utebren.
Drrt lag Raeo1 Dor benz Blloe Der
bu6enben Wasoalena anf itren Snisen
uno rang beteno UNI gersebung ibrer
Sdulo. Stre @ebunteu waren gu Wcr=
ten eewprben unb bic alte Trau, melds
unter Der Tbir ber Stube fiano, bort ldb
auIammenFabrenb uao erbleiAeno itebeno
blieb, bSrte ie.
(sfartehunn fplttO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

Nssos SILT Gses 4onis bsiSrbsrt bic
8erbauns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
tbuung su benerfen, baE bieIe Brobefabrt

tbuung gu ben1erfen, baB bieIe Yrobef abrt
bic erlte ibrer 9lrt iiberbaupt, auf benz
Continent lrsar bic erlte Sabrt nit einent
eleftriiden beleudteten giienbabnsuse
mar. Sn gnslano unb 3par por5uss=
meiIe auf Der Strede 2onbonzg Brighton,
iinb allerbinsS felt einiser 3eit Seriude
senladt moroen, @ilenbabnSi9e NIT elefs
tril6em 2idt gu beleudten, allein Der
eleftrilde Strom truroe bier itets ben Be-
reits ppr benz Serlude, selaoenen lecun=
o1ren gatterien entncnlnen, 10 baB bic
geleudtuns iebr foftlpielis unb nit ers
beblid.n Samierisfeiten perbunben 1T.
gei uns abr murbe gum erfen Wale cine
bnnamo. eleftrilde Waldine bura bic
8emesuns beS @iienbobn5uses ietbit in
8etrieb seiest, unb bic 2apuns ber accuz
mulatOren erfclste pbne Soften elmer Be-
iunberen SetriebSfraft pdbrenb Der Subrt
bes 3uses. Wir haben es bier alic nit
ber iiberraidenbcn @rideinuns gu tbun,
baB Elm @ilenbabn5u9 burd bic genuts
uns leiner eisenen Sepesuns nidt nur
mdbreno ber Sabrt beleudtet mirb, ipnz
bern DAP aud Der ueberlduB ber er,eus
ten @leftri3itdt tpdbreno bes Stiqitanbes
oes 3uses auf ben Stationen sur geleudz
tuna bient. Wir per5eid)nen ais cine Be-
merfensmertbe biitcrii9e gbatiude, baB
bic fSnislide @ilenbabnbirefticn Srant>
fn;t a. SO. 5uerit auf biclem stpeifellcs
;idtisen Weae i'm praftiiaen Serluden
ocrstns uno Der Nnwenbung bet Gleftrt=
SitIt gu geleudtunss5ueden cine neue,
ie9r tpidti9e Nnresuns sab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
TriibiabrS rStudarcu.

Ser beliebte S6nittpaarenbdnbler
Serr u. u. % o f seist ieinen sabl=
rei6en Sunoen unb bem Publifum i'm
Iagemelnen an, oab feline Sriibiabrs=
paaren eillgctroffen linb unb baB ct Die
sroBte unb ib0nite gluswabl berIelben
i'm Marfte bat. Sein 2ager in alei=
oerltoffen aller 9lrt 1T uniibertreffli6
uno liNa bic neuelten 8ariIer Wtuiter gu
finben. Spiben 6a6er, leinene @aa=
rem, Sii1tii9er, Seroietten &c. in gro=
Ber Mafie. gSir selsen unlere @aaren
germ unO forbern Ollie auf, uus gu be-
iu6en uno uniere @aaren su beii6s
tl9en. 1913 ,t3m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

- Ourd Or. Silsbse's .Anakesis" IN
eis J7aas: Sino Samurrboiosn bstItar
tsattatli@ bsiuhenb sslof. Sc IN Elm
arberHta aa3uwenoeuces W.ttel, befen
8e'fare'11:i!s in ibrsn 3erlebuns Rd BELT.
lam iiter bic lebenben Stellen perbreiten,
Die G&msrsen linbern unb eas uebel
beieitisen. Yrsis ST.. 90. proben fret.
5ranco iuseididt burh .. Neufabtsr
& Co., Sur 1916, Stem Yorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
. + o q + a 1T TT

Der Wsrsnisunsen uno llnterbattunsen
Der @aiincs s@eieufdaft fir bic CONNER
Saiicn 1882 Bis gum erIten September.
Seoen Dcnneritas per Bode finbet Elm
6amilieuabeno ftatt, Su Dem Der @intritt
frei 1T, beSinneuo ant Dpnnerltas ben
%. Mdr5.
@rlte mulifalii aliid=branlatiide slbenbun=
terbaltun9 Spnnabenb ben IS. Mdr5,
unb BON oa an ale bier Wo9en cine
abenountertaltuns nit nadfolsenoem
Gang. @intritt fret.
GrlteS GrdnSden Spnnateno ben erfen
april nno BON ba an ale Wo9e 3rGn,z
den.
am 3meiten Siterfsiertus Sinb u
ball.
slm 4. Suli atenbs Banquet far Ser
rem unb Damen.
Wabrenb oeS Sommers perben spei
Picnics peranitaltet werben, wpruter
gedbere8 befannt semadt iperoen ,pire.
aud wiro baS Gersniisunsss Gpmite
perIudeu. i'm 9aufe bes Spmulers cine
Oamen=Sair gu peranl ltalten, tporauf bic
Oamen Der Mitslieoer ber @eieal9aft
aufnerfiam semudt merben. @s mdre
panidenswsrtb, paB bic Damen ieltlt
bic SADIE in bic Sano nabmen unb Elm
eomite biloeten, wpsu lie bierburd
freunolidlt aufsefcrbert werben
Oas SersnisuasS Gpmite ber
ealinc>(SeielIdait.
16,3, ,t1muu1m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
Sts Tiorenee sftahtinsale Der &in=
SerD flede.

Sts Tiorenee Sftahtinsale Der &in=
oerpflege.
6olSenteS III elm Nuasus snss an ben
Deut1tsn 8sfOrm WeiIenssr In gbam.
bsrsturst, ga, ssldrisbenen griefss:
Gine Wobltbdteriu.
Ssfnet bic 5ture fur iie unb Wrs
WinsIpw w!ro bepeifsn. eaB lis bic ams.
ritanif&s 5lorsutiner Nadtisaa Der &in.
Der III. Dapon fnb mir 70 u6er,euat,
bab mir unlsrsr vSuiY" lsbren weroen
gu iaasn; ,,Gsissnst iei Mrs 0inslow"
neil fs eerielten bebalIid mar, absr bic
periope bss 3abnsns uno anpsre Be-
itwsrlidfeitsa fir 8inbsr tlnw ea,utom.
men. Wtrs WinSlop Scotina
9 syrup nimmt ben &inpsrn bic Sdmer,
ssn uno furirt Dpientris unb Diarrboe.
VI maGt ben @aumtn CART, tsfrsit BON
entsitneuns uns brinst eas tttnb sladlih
nbsr eie Ysrioee ess 3a9nsns binwea.
er tout ssraes bas, ioas ct poraisbt ,u
teun. giss uns ndt msnissr. sBtr ba.
ben sinmal IrS Wnslpp sslebsn une
tennsn lis ,nur burd ibrsn ootina
S9rup fur &inosr. Dsnn mir bic
Waht batten. plresn mir lis oils Ssllant
Iur bic &incer bnaslsn--was lls aud
In bsr 3bqt III. Der Syrup wtro In
alien apotRskn gu 25 Gents per 6laIGs
plrfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

1857 gsni"ns in Ss,rass BON sIl0.4ot
Ne- gnfrassn fir asenteu, fuwie Ra.sn far
Clubs t0nnsn nur In Der Offite in Rsp> Srleans
sematt wtrhen.
Dtesn Snformaiioa Oh. 9eflsuanetn fGreist mar
IL Wf. VI. Dlupbtn,
Hew Srltans ac
gbwarb WOore, agent. gds 3sutoa II. assqaia
Sirabe, Gan 4utunlc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

3um eritsn Wsale uuf benz europdi>
1den Gcntinente fano ant 3. Sebruar
Nbenbs auf ber Strede 6ranff furt= Sanal
cine Yrcbefabrt nit einem burd eleftri=
jde @lablidter erleuhteten @ifenbabn=
Suse itutt. Die uTr. 5ts," beriatst
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25
Se1ttid)= =Gn9liibc Sd1mle.

- Oas nadlfe @duljabr Der beutld=ena
ltl9en en- S9ule bestnnt am Wontas, ben
II. Npril b. s. "
Sdiiler far bic rtnterife alafe perben
n ur , ann, unb nidt ridlten Serbf,
coer llberbaupt ip 4 breno bes Sabres
aufsenpmmen weroen.
Oa bic äidfeiten bic gufnabme
elner nur beldrinften Nn3abt neuer 5dt=
Ter 9eltatten, 10 iperben bic betreffencen
eltern oSer gcrmiinDer eriu9t ibre Sim
Der 5ettts BET benz Secretdr '6errn 9eic.
&enss an5umeloen.
San Nntcnio, ben 3. O1drs 1882.
3,3,82,tbO s. @rD O's, Yrdfoent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

8oneftioaen perben in allen erreid5aren Wldben
aen.a t; WedieI ouf Rero gprf. Nsp OrIeans,
@alssffcn ST esuiS unb @alifornien auseefleut
uno 1ealelsei1dfte nit ben eauptfddliGitem
Slaotsn GnBiaabs, Srlanbs, Granfreids unb
Nerttoeabeorgt. S,10t1i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25

.Eaeiifae Breie NreAe
srIGeiut
al;h MT 4,5a19 oes Spnnta3S
unb fplet
$1,000 fiir oaS S1tr uber $2.5 0 fir
3 Dtonat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-25


Di,fss Snfttut wurbe im Sabre 1858 fir Gr.
tesanss> unb gDpe!,bdtistsits 9w.de spn bn
staatslssislatur gefeb!ia insurporrt NIT einem
aapital spn 81 ,oOo.e su wsldem Ne feiibr
.insn Rsisrsefunb BON $3.50 900 binsuasfiat BAT
0ur4 elm Neutrality-suspicious.. gatum rnrtsn ibre
R.ate Elm Etsil Der ecssa,pi ir!issn 5taa,s,un>
tltstton, anesnommes an 2. Geembsr 1872
SIRE erossn 3itbunsen son siaaeIutn
RUM mmern itnbea mpnatIih fta.t. NiemaIs MIR,
zine 9ie6uns serfas6sn. sRan Isfe na4fplsenb0
Srsisosriteilung.
0rcbe monatli5f 3isbnna Ser
Classe d
in @sD SrIeane Disaitss ben IL. @rril 1882.
@lIs nnfsrt fanfiisen 3iebaassr anben 1tett unter
Iufft4t uab 0situES ter 0eneraIe
g. o. 2sanregaransa Yhuiseaaa nna
snhal 9. Curly Moa atirsiaisn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22
Mot nllEaPmeFOs

1t is the common Impression that OF
the 669, AL immigrants arrived IN this
country during the past year much the
larger part 60 as farmers and farm Ia
borers to the West and Northwest to
settle the unoccupied lands OF the
United States. The official report upon
the statistics OF immigration states,
however, that there we're but 1919
farmers, 1853 farm laborers, and l32,-
4O2 classed simply as laberers. Profess
sioual occupations were IepresenG ed by,
2.Sl2 persons, skilled occ upations by
66, i57 and miscellaneous occupations
embracing farmers, laborers, merchants
statesmen, cooks, coachmen, ETC., IA,
492. The number returned as without
occupation, women, children and Others
is $50, go. 1t appears therefore thai
special occupations other than farming
embrace tiva-sixths of the number o.
our immigrants. These most probabIy
seUlle in the towns rather than tnt
country, competing there effectively
with less skilled labor. The 66, asa per
sons having skilled occupations for OK
ample, with the women aud children
accompanying them, must certalnl.
have dCue So Such facts probably ex
plain the early maturity reached by thu
arts of trade and manufacture III thi
country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22
Police C0urt.

"Ned." Butcher and Mike Mitch
ell got on bender yesterday, and in
their wanderings got oat on the avenue
whrre some buildings were being
erected, and commenced to banter wlth
several of the colored men, who were
engaged in eating their dinners. AS the
colored men would not wrestle, Mitchell
thought he would make them tight, and
accordingly took hold of Benz amin
toward and struck him. Steward took
his own part and Mitchell got the
worst of the bargain. He was also ar
rested together with his bosom coia'
panion and given u hearing before the
Mayor, when fine of 81 and costs was
i'm posed on Mitchell, but Bucher was
dismissed. as there was no evidence TO
hold him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22

THE GEORGIA Independents, have
issued platform of principles through
their Committee, 1t demands an
honorable payment OF all honest debts,
State and national, declares gold and
silver TO be the money OF the constitu-
lion, and that all paper issues should
be redeenable in coin;places allegiance
to the national government above that
to the State Government, favors a tariff
for protection TO home industries and
asks for free schools. The Baltimore
Sun says this is about the same plat
form on which ex Senator Norcross, one
of the ablest and most popular men IN
Georgia ran for Governor of that State
two years ago, and yet he was defeated
by about sixty thousand ma.
iority. This does not speak well for
the people of Georgia, but there is a
possibility that they may get their eyes
opened and the result at the next cleo.
ton may show different result. The
seed Of reform having been planted in
Georgia and having taken -oot promises
to yield an abundant har jest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22
A GOOd Article.

When all with one accord give spcn.
taneous testimony in favor OF st.
j aoob's Oil, we know that its virtues
are such as to merit 1t, and we are
heartily glad of the generosity which
does not hesitate to give q good article
It's due need of praise. Mr.. William
Hadeler, at the Marathon Hotel, Wau'
sau, Wis, relates the following expe-
rience: Some time since. said MI. H.,
took severe cold, which settled in
my limbs, and gradually developed
into a bad case of rheumatism. After
suffering for some time and using many
different preparations (among which
| Was remedy prescribed by n Physi,
cian)-all without receiving any benefit
whatever, friend advised me to try
st. Jacobs Oil. did 30, expecting tc
receive but little benefit, and was con.
siderably surprised to feel somewhat
easier after the first application. The
use of only one-third of bottle per
fectly cured me. From a state of com
plete helplessness, l am now just a.
strong and healthy as ever, and gladl!
give all the praise to that wonderful
remedy, St Jacobs Oil.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22

IT MUST have been consoling to thos
life long Democrats at the City associa-
ton meeting last night to see the prom
inence accorded to several former
Republicans but now latter day saints
in the Democratic party. Henry Eckel,
was temporary chairman of the meet.
ing; B. F. Townsend was prominent
c candidate for Mayor but is now said
to be just as prominent candidate for
Presid ent Of the City Council, and Il.
G. Turner, present City Solicitor, was a
prominent leader in the business of
the meeting. The lambiike meekness
with which the old rank and file
Democrats submitted to the declation
of those ODD former Republican leaders,
challenged our adm iration. The Demo
cracy have no trouble making recruits
nv giving the Republicans the offices
which they deny their our people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-22

OHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Swrit Of 10, ari fAeise to mo dirscted will be
exposed to public sAle,at the hotel now occu.
pied by Charles Shearer, In kirkwoOd, IN
Penc sder Hundred, Now Castle County Dol.
aware, on
WEDNESDAY, APRL 20, 1882,
ct 1880 o'clock, Q. m.
The following described real estate, via:No.
l. All thst piece of land and premises, stu.
ate in Pencsder Humid cd, New Casae Co.,
and state Of Delaware, bounded and de-
stone Or stake In the line Of Peter Wright
and stephen Wiley, and running with their
line south 8l1< degrees, west 80 bl0 perches
and north bsL degrees, wet So4.i0 perches
to a stake In tho Chesapeake and delaware
CANAL Company rs feet level, thence with
viz: North 1871 degrees, east $40 nerches,
north u degree, east 7 3.l0 pc ches. north o.
degrees, west S-l8 perches, north II degree s
east $40 perches, Dorth 2sla degrees east
Q q. 10 perches, north "a degrees, east 2'lo
perches, north As11a degrees, east Ale perches
north % degrees, east 8 perchss, north ~
degrees, east 2 8 II perchas 10 stake at the
eorner OF No 2 thence along the division line
between tt is lot and lot No. 2. south Nm de-
xr, 90, east SO 6-l0 perches to the beginning,
6 ntaining acres. reds and ~ square
perches, more or less.
situate In Red Lion Hundred New Castle
County and Sta Q Of Delaware, bounded and
| d escribed as follows 70 wit: Beginning AZ a
stake in the centre Of the road leading fr0tn
| the canal pivot br dye to kirkwood and run
ming the ce vi h land Of Thomas W. NC
Crack on outh 49, degrees. east 800 ieet TO a
stake, thence north " degrees, west l67 feet
to a 8 axe, thepce wi n Enoch Guys lot north
49, deg rees We at 262 feet to the CT ntre Of the
said road, thence u the centre there's NORTH
40 degrees east so feet to the beginning, con-
tanning n, $40 'quare feet, more or less.
No. S--All that certsi in lot or piece OF lant
situated In Pencador HUNDRED, New Oasttt
County and state Of delaware, bounded ant
d rscrib as follows. to wit: Beginning at
post corner of land q. Peter Wright and run
ming thence with land Of stephen VIE.
south 31k degrees west "a perrhes to a stak'
lin the line OF land OF the CHESAPEAKE aAt
delaware Canal company, thence with thel
line north 2. degrees. west 10 perches TO
stake, thence still with the said canal lin
lnorth "A degrees, west IS 4-l0 perchos to
stake thence north "a degrees. west lsperche
Ito stake thence north Degrees east
jperches to stap by fence; thence ~ &c
rtees, east 7 3 10 perches to stake, theme
south ksl& degrees, east 81 10 perches 10 Tn
beginning, containing acres, rooas,
perches. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution az the prof.
erty of Robert Guy and to bs sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, sheriff.
SHERlgF's OvviUA, wilmington, Delaware
Ap.il b, 1882. alz-eoo'"
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CHERIFF'S SALE

CHERlFF'S SALE
BY virtue Of writ Of levari facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at
the court house. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the city OF
Wilmington, Delaware on
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1882,
at2 o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot, piece or larc.l OF land
with 'hree story brick dwelling be use there
on erected, (kncwn as NO. Az Jefferson ST.,
situate in tho CITY If Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning
at the southeasterly cOrne- of fifth and jeff
erson streets, thence southerly along the east
or side OF Jeife son street ~ feet inches to
a staks thence eastelsy parable with Fifth
street IS feet to q stake, thence norti erly
parallel with Jefferson street. 70 feet inches
to the southerly SIDE Of FIftb street thence
thereby westerly 70 feet to tho place Of be
aiming, be the contents thereof within said
bounds what they msy.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty ofIsaac n urray and Sarah his wife. and
| t. t. to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff
SHRRIpPs OYYItE. Whining ton, Delaware
April 70, 1854. az eod-H
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NOTICES.
TlROPOSALS
-FOH-
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLTM Ana
ALMSHOUSE

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ALMsHOUSE
On said and after MONDAY, April 10th,
1882. eoaled proposals will be received by Il.
l. Jemison. Chairman Of the Building Com
mtttee of the Trustees Of tho Poor for New
Castle county. Delaware, for the erection Of
an insane asylum and almsheuse, to be looa-
ted on the Hares Corner read, near hare's
Corner railroad station, Delaware railroad,
New Castle county, delaware.
Tho drawings and specifications to DO seen
at the office Of the Trustees Of the Poor, loo
West Sixth street, in the city Of Wilm ngtsD
Delaware, where all necessary explanations
will be given by the Chairman Of lhe Build
ing committee, from Q. M, TO ~. m. each
day. ,,,
painted with bond with approved surely IN
the sum OF five thousand 'o!le.s. inc form
Of said bond can be seen at the ofiice OF the
said trustees ,
All prop v sals for the erection OF the build
velcpe: proposals for erecting the aims
alb se ann insane asylum" ard to be ad-
dressed to Il. l.. Jemison, Chairman of the
Bulldog Committee the almshouse AID In
sane asyium, Wilmi gton, delaware.
No proposal will be entestained from any
person not permanent resio ent Of the state
The Building Committee reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. The specifications
! to he returned with estimates No estimate
will be received without tho name Of the
principal sub-contractors.
time for receiving proposals Will close
on Tuesday, April 10Th ! g, 9tt R,s m;
RprS tvs Chairman Building Committee