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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20
rhird Annlversary OF Conductors.

Division No. e24. Order OF Railroad
Conductors, celebrated the third ami
versary Of their organization In this state
In Red Mems Hall, Saturday. There was
q delegation present from Camden, N. j..
which arrived here at ~ 06 o'clock and
took refreshments In the Central Hotel.
The exercises were conducted secretly.
AmouR the visitors from Camden were
NJ. l. Thorn. O. O. Banning, |. D. Peak,
r. o. simkins. ] p Acker, f. Lemis,
M. Gordon, S w. Davis, s. Robinson, =,
Ryan, e Grant. d. Elmo, l.. +. Shep
pard, s. F. Slocum, O. M. Heagland, J.
q. Clark, ]. A. Connell, J. A. Bates, J.
Shrine
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PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPH

The viii Of the late George de Roach.
bruno, of Queen Anne's county, has been
filed for probate.
The barn on the Sandy Hill farm, about
two miles from Cambridge, was destroyed
by FIRE Saturday night.
Burton @. Gibbons, aged II years, one
Of the judges Of the Orphans Court for
Somerset county, is dead.
L. w. Mathews, general merchant of
| Pocomoke City, Md, has assigned with
liabilities at $500; assets, $500.
The coffin factory Of Jonas Stolts, in
Chrystie street, Baltimore, was burnei
on saturday and 81. 600 wooden overeoati
went upsin smoke. This is dead loss.
An unusually large pack Of tomatce
has been made this season by Delawar
canneries. 1t is estimated that owe
| 8. 900, 600 cans have been put up thi
\ year.
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ON FRIDAY,
THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,

The following described real estate viz:
All that tract Of land with tho tenements
thereon situate lying and being in Mill Creek
hundred, New Castle county, Del.
By lands of ID. and h. Morrison, Ellis Sanders,
Andrew Gray, William Rice, n. Richards, T.
Springer, William WollaSton aud the heirs OF c..
Greenwalt, deceased. containing 1877 acres be the
same more or less, on which are erected two
dwelling houses grist mid, saw MILL fulling mill
and other buildings, excepting thereon all that
part thereof which is bounded as follows. to wit.
Beginning at a stake in the line of land late Of
A. Gray, now OF Robert Cooks heirs il being a
corner Of land late of W w. Rice, now Of -
Mcdonald; thence by said Gray's line south 81
degrees and y minutes east 10 chains to a stake
at the place OF an old corner hence by line diYid-
ing this from land of the heirs Of John RidgewAy,
formerly OF Samuel Barr, north 5, u degrees east
9 chains, 50 links to q corner OF N. Richards 8
land; thence by said Richards land north 80 de-
grees 20 minutes wsst % chains, e3 links TO a line
of land late of William W. Rice thence by the
last named land south 43 degrees IS minutes, west
9 chains, 80 links to the place OF beginning,
containing i acres and 95-i00 of an acre.
Seized ana taken in execution as the property
of Margaret Hughes, admin stratrix of Patrick
Hughes, and Margaret Hughes, surviving mort
g4gor and widow Of said Patrick Hughes de-
ceased, ard tits, and to be sold by
ALYAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Ofiica, Wilmington, October 10, 1890
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~ nroKlnler Nh Ahroad.

LONDON, Oct. GA committee Of lead
ing ''fair traders who believe in tariff re-
taliatioA as a national policy, have asked
Mr. David Dudley Field TO deliver an adj
dress next nonth on the subject Of customs
reprisals. The "fair traders" are making
many converts as a result Of the Mckinley
tariff and its effects upon British exports
Leading French wine growers have en-
tered a protest against any retaliatory
policy toward the United States in regard
TO duties on the ground that America L
one OF the best customers for French wines
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SEVERELY INJURED.
Edward Robinson Hurt by Being Struck
with Failing Frames


Edward Robinson, assistant foreman
OF the Harlem and Hollingsworth Com
panys car shops. was severely injured
Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock, while
directing the erection OF some cars.
Mr.. Robinson was passing four heavy
car door frames. which stood on END
against the wall Of this shop, when All OF
them fell upon him. He was knocked to
the ground and In falling he struck his
head against car track, which runs
through the shop, cutting big cash In
the back Of his head and also cutting
his forehead badly.
Employees Of tho shop Immediately
went to his assistance When picked up
he was unconscious and bleeding. Dr..
Peter Cooper was summoned and he at
tended to Mr. Robinson's injuries. He
was internally injured, but not danger
ously. Mr. Robinson was removed to
his home. No. 610 West Fifth street, at
s 80 o'clock. His condition to-day Is
halter
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nrdrr ornnltsa Worlsmen.

Tho Ancient Order Of United Work
men will celebrate its anniversary day
October 81. The order was first insti-
tuted at Meadville, Pa. twenty-five
years ago. John Jordan Upchurch was
the founder He with twelve compan-
ions organized a small beneficial society
which they called by that name The
order grew quickly and now has 250, 0Ol
members. During the twenty two years
the order has paid ont over $50, GOO, 00l
to the widows and children OF deceased
members. The anniversary day will be
appropriately celebrated by the various
| lodges next Monday.
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The following described real estate viz
All that certain farm or tract Of land with the
dwelling house, barn and other outbuildinoa
thereon erected. situate ia Mill Creek hundred
New Castle county, and State of Delaware de,
scribed in two tracts as follows
No. 1. Beginning at stone, a corner now or
late OF Thomas Itankin's land; thence by a new
line with the lands late of John Lyman, north
"a degrees As minutes east II 3 9-O0 perches to a
stone, a corner of land late Of Daniel Hardness:
thence by said HRrknesss land north &c degrees 80
min. weet % perches to a stake a corner for land
late of Samuel Tyson; thence along said Tyson
land south 35 degrees 10 minutes west lib and
68-l00 perchee to a stone, corner of land Of the
aforesaid Thomas Rankin; thence along said
Rankin lana north 81 degrees 10 minutes east
A. and 69-l00 perches to the place OF beginning
containing 80 acres rood and perches.
No. 2. Beginning at post on a line OF land
now or late OF Thomas Rankin, and at corner OF
j. Burton Hayes's land; thence by land of said
Hayes along public road north Ss4 degrees east
16 s-l0 perches to a pest; thence by the same
north 61a degrees west II Ierches to post; thence
by the same north 1-la' degrees wesI 16 and &C.
100 perchee TO post; thence north 1884 degrees
west 8 and 42-l00 perches 10 a post; thence by
land Of Daniel Thompson south e5A degrees,
east 40 $40 perches TO post in line Of other
land 4 said Russell; thence by his land south 81
degrees west 65 $500 perches to the place Of be-
ginning, containing acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution AS the property
of George +. Ferguson aud Lizzie Ferguson, b 8
wife, and t. { e, and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Wilmington, October 10, 1890.
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rhs socLnll.t. 40 NIodernte.

LoSpoN, Oct. 2O--It is the general opin-
Jon Of commentators upon the Halle Social
list congress that the meeting has effected
but little for the advancement Of the social
list cause, but that it proves that the social
ists are inclined to use their newly granted
liberty with moderation. The weight o
opinion Is that il they continue in the patl
of peaceful agitation which they hav
marked out for themselves they will Civ
Europe no cause TO fear evil results fror
their activity
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis-
elppi and Louisiana, is the title Of q
pamphlet issued by d. g. Edwards, gen
eral passenger and ticket sgent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o.. con-
tanning correct county map and de-
acription of lands along the line. This
pamphlet mailed to any address free OF
application
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20

Bishop Coleman represented Delaware
at the meeting of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew in Philadelphia Saturday. BE
made q short address in the afternoon
session. The delegates were received by
the Executive Board of the Sunday
School Association Of the Diocese Of
Pennsylvania, in the Academy Of Fine
Arts. Saturday evening.
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A Ynnrr airI.s G,isf

at seeing her charms Of face and form depart;
lrTepularities Al her critical period OF life,
was turned 10 Joy and gratitude after brief
self-treatment with Or. Pierce's Eayorite
Prescription. IL purified and enriched her
Hood. gave healthy activity to she kidneys,
atomach. bowels, and other organs, and her
return to robust health speedily followed. IL
Il the only M dicine for women, sold by drug
vl.fs. under a positive guarantee from the
manufacturer that II Will give satisfaction
| IN every case, or money VIII be refunded
| This guarantee has been printed On the bot
, many years.
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BtrRRIs.-In this city. on October l6, Sal
lie Burris, wife Of John Burris, aged = years.
GREEN. AT Middletown. Del, on the 18th
instant Seweli Green.
GIIIIGAN.-On Tuesday, October IA,
PETER GILLlGAN, aged q years.
LEGG.-In this city, on October -, Mary
| O., wife OF Lewis i. l.egg, AGED 81 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20
On WEDNESDAY,
THE 29Tu DAY OF OCTOBER. 1890,


the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land and two-story brick
dwelling house thereon erected, situate in the
city Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded as follows:
Beginning on the westerly side of Orange street,
between Fifth snd sixth streets, IS feet north Of
Fifth street; thence westerly parallel TO Fifth
street, 40 feet to the easterly side of an alley;
thence thereby nartherly parallel to Orange
street IS feet; thence easterly parallel to Fifth
street 40 feet the aforesaid side Of orange street
and thence the eby southerly 10 feet to the place
Of beginning
Seized AID taken in execution a. the property
Of Antonio Sap0riUo and Rose Saporit,, his wife
and Arsenic Saporito and terre tenants, and to b
sold by ALNAN ALLEN, sheriff.
Sherit's Office, Wilmington, October 10. 1897.
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ITEMS os INTEREST

Miss de Muir-'You haven't bean
slummlng2 ! thought all the girls went
Ia for 1t. Why do you suppose It's SO
popularf" Miss De Neanor-" Well, you
know it's much cheaper way Of finding
titled foreigners than gclpg to Europe.
Puck.
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Ilalfour supports the ''Bobblos. 2

HSnifour Supports the Hobbies"
EcsDoN, Oct s0-Mr Balfour's speeches
at Nesrcastle have disappointed section
of the Conservatives, who hoped that the
secretary would throw over Col, Caddell
and admit that the police at Tipperary
exceeded their duty In attacking the mem
bers OF parliament. His refusal TO make
scapeeoats of the police, however, pleased
the out and out Tories, who form the bulk
of the governments supporters. Even
fhose who doubted the wisdom Of prose-
cutting Messrs. Dillon and OBrien and
their colleagues seem now, as rule, to
believe that the flight Of the two principal
defendants has created such a bad inn
preston on the public mind as TO offset
any blunder that may have been made in
beginning the legal proceedings.
Baifour Attacks Morley.
In his last speech at Newcastle Mr.. Bal
four severely attacked Mr.. Morley. He
said that Morley had criticised him for
absenting himself from Ireland, but when
Mr. Morley was Irish secretary, period
OF six months, be (Aorley) spent only five
days in Ireland.
Mr.. Balfour denied that any principle of
law or common sense was violated by the
appointment Of Mr. Shannon as resident
vspgr~ssstr. ssv tss-rIppsrary, During the Bel
fest riots resident magistrates appointed
by MIR. Morley were repeatedly called upon
10 adiudicate cases in which they had just
previously acted in an executive capacity.
The evidence in regard 20 the Tipperary
riots was, as usual in such cases, conflict
ing. Experience justified him in believing
the ~ports made by the responsible Off
trf al
in causing the mob to move on. The po-
lice used no more force than was necessary
TO prevent ingress TO the court house. Ii
is quite possible 70 refrain from some use
of force on such occasions. Mr.. Morley
was too much carried away by political
passion 70 be an impartial narrator.
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ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 2srH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1890,

the following described real estate, viz;
An that tract or parcel Of snd situated IN New
Castle hundred, in the county Of New Castle,
bounded as follows, to wit
on the west By the State Road leading from the
New Castle turnpike toward the Red Lion on the
TOMS creek marshes, and on the east by lsns lAle
"a the Hon KensAv Johns. deceased, and kensey
Johns Jr.. and on the north by a road ieadng
from said State Road TO Kensey Johns, Clay BANK,
containing about 80 acres Of land 90 we sans
Seized and taken in execution as the properly
OF James A. Serverpon and sarah s.. g., lis wife
~ soIs Nv AIVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Wilmington, october u, 1891
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"Where did you get that Suit?''
is question often asked the Men
who wear our Clothing. The style
and fit are so excellent that people
are surprised to find such Clothing
ready made and sold at ready-made
prices, which are half below tailors'
prices. We do as well for the Boys
and Children.
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MCDOWELL maxwell On the 10th
instant. by Rev. w. h. McEwAn. Albert H.
Mcdowell and Miss Nellie \. Maxwell.
WALLACE SAWYER.-ln this city, on
the i5th az October, by Rev. Louis p Barrett
James Herbert Wallace ana Melinda Sawyer
both OF this city.
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ON THURSDAY
THE 8Orn Day OF OCTOBER. lsgo,
All o'clock. D. m.

Az y clOcki p hss
The following described real estate viz
All that lot of land situate in the town of New
ark, in white Clay Greek hundred.
Beginning at point in the middle of Academy
street at a dltance of 80 feet and inches from
an iron pin at the intersection of the centre line
OF Main street with the centre line of Academy
street, and running thence by the centre line OF
Academy street south Sa degrees, west 81 feet to
stake corner for land of H. Steele; thence by
the line Of said Steele land north 81 degrees. west
% ieet inches 70 a line for land Of the United
Scnooi Dlrtrict No. 80 and Al thence by the said
Ine OF the land Of the said school dihtricts north
IVA degrees east 81 feet to line of other land OF
ny, SAID David w. Caskey; thence by the said
last mentioned line south 81 degrees east So feet
lhches TO the first mentioned point and place of
Deglnnis 3, containing 10 perches and $40 Of q
perch of land, more or less
seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Dsyid W. Oaskey and Mary M. Caskey, his wife
and t. g., and to be sold by
o,..-,o,- ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherin,s Office, Wilmington, October 10, 1880.
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Another shot a. the Crar.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Chronicles War
saw special reports that futile attempt
has been made to shoot the car. The
story has not been confirmed.
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ON WEDNESDAY,
THE a9ru DAY OF 0CToBEr. 1890,

the following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land stu
ate ia the city Of Wilmington, and having thereon
erected one two-story brick dwelling house, an
bounded and described ~ follows, to wit
Beginning at point on the southerly side o.
Fifth street, at the distance of about ~
feet westerly from the westerly side
Of Franklin street; thence southeriy
parallel with Franklin street 10 feet TO the
northerly side Of a feet inch wide alley rum
ming from Franklin street to Broome street,
thence along sail side Ct said alley westerly about
IA feet to a point; thence northerly passing
through the middle OF the division wall between
the house on this lot and the house on the lot ae-
Joining on the west 10 feet to the place OF beg T.
ring, be TIE contents thereof what they may
with the uee OF alley.
SEIZED and taken in execution as the property
OF Theodore II. Pratt and Louisa Pratt, his wife
mortgagor and t. It's and to be sold by
ALYAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, october IS, 1881.
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ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 29rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890.

The following described real esfate viz:
j that Ger tain lot, piece or parcel Of land with
three-story brick dwelling house thereon erected
situate in the city of Wilmington
Beginning at point on the easterly side of Van
Buren, stree at the distance Of Al feet northerly
from the northsrly side Of Sixth street; thenca
easterly and parallel with sixth street 100 feet to
corner; thence northerly and parallel with Van
Buren, street q feet to another coroer; thence
westerly parallel with SIKH street and passing
through the centre Of the party wall b.tween this
ami the adjoining house on the north, 100 feet to
the ato essid side OF Van Buren, street and thence
thereby southerly % feet to the place OF begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
Louisa Pratt and Theodore II. Pratt, her hus-
baud and t. t., and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office, Wilmington, October Is, 1860.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 90-Saturday's game
between the Brooklyn National league
team and the Louisvilles resulted in a vic
tory for the Brcoklyns by a score of 5 to A.
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sneezinp. snufiiing and coughingl This Is
ire music an over the land just now; I've
rot such an awful cold In my head" Cure II
with Ely's Cream Balm or Il may end ~ the
toughesf form OF catarrh. Maybe you have
cafarrh now. Nothing is more nauseous ana
dreadful This remedy ms stere Il as no other
ever aid Not snuff 10 liquid Pleas
ant certain, radical.
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"AND you mean to say that your train
crossed the chasm where the bridge had
bprned without being wrecked2 Re
markablel What kept it from going
downf" "As good luck would have 1t,
inst At that moment it was being held up
by train robbers, Chicago Post.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20

MANY cases Of scrofula and other oleod
diseases are hereditary, and dificult e cure.
Put We wish 20 state positively that HOODS
~. sapariiia does cure scrofula in every form.
The most severe ceees have yielded 70 thlH
medicine when al others failed
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A GREAT deal Of the human hair Of
commerce in England comes from Can
ton, China and is taken from the heads
OF beggars, criminals aud corpses. Puck.
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Hood's SarsapariIIa
H. L. BROWN.
Contractor for Hauling,

Boarding. Livery, Feed and Exchange stable
NOS. no AND liz ORANGE STREET.
All kinds OF Hauling done At short nntict
Nv day or rontrsct. Under personal subaf
Aieioa whar deslrad AL fsseinlike for ralEfF
e bassT sIijrias Tslanl0ne ss'
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vienna's mig strike.

VIENNA. Oct. so.-The employees Of the
sramzvays Of this city went out on strike
@undmy. The service is entirely suspend
ed. The conductors struck for an increase
of wages, and the other employees quit
wahsk IN order 70 support the demand. The
police are in possession OF tho tEamway
premises, and troops are under arms in
saxe barracks ready to act in case Of public
disturbance.
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Dobbins-"I see that Signor Sucei,
the famous Italian faster, has ar
rived In New York Bobbins-"Weli,
man like him can afford to live in high
tariff country. - Puck.
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the exchanges of the WilnIngtonbankE
- the clearing house to-day were; Iota
1854, 81 ;balence, 500 $50.
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uTnAr man Las a cloudy record, and
he's proud Of It " Why, be looks hKe
very open and honorable sort Of man ;,
"0h, he is; but you see he's an aeronaus'
Washington Post.
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CHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- Of Levad Facias, TO me directed, will be ex-
posed to public sale, at the hotel of John e.
Lewis, in Newark, in White Clay Creek hundred,
New Castle county, State of Delaware,
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Lunch every morning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd. and Shipley streets.
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SYDNEY, N. S. w, O.. go.-The repre-
aentatives 4 the employers have made a
wrrrCten reply 70 the suggestion q the
lieutenant Governor for conference with
she strikers. The employers decline 70
meet the strikers because the latter broke
the agreement reached at a former confer
ence and have coerced the free laborers, TO
whom the employers owe a debt Of graft
tude. But while refusing TO aocede TO the
unionists' demand for the discharge Of the
free men they are willing to forget bygones
and receives the strikers back on the old
terms, so far as vacancies exist. The terms
of this communication involve no ami.
mostly toward unions Of employees, the
employers themselves having unions They
are convinced that the strikers made an
unhappy mistake and that a majority o.
the men are willing to resume work at th'
terms named.
The letter closes with a request that thu
governors influence be used toward set
Element Of the strike on the foregoing
lines.
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ON THURSDAY,
THE aorH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890,

Thefollowing described real estate viz. !, ,.-.a
An that certain lot Of land and stone ialii jun
imp thereon, wi h the steam enklne, 2 Aei az ~
other machinery contained therein. situate IN sno
village Of Newport ChristiAna hundred. 1870.
Beginning at stake standing by Shtistis. ,i
river; thence by land Of Widow Boys ~ ". W -
westerly direction about perches 20 corner o.
the said Widow Boys line In the southeriy sue o.
Water street thence in northeasterly HlIeSs. ~
along said side OF Water street anout il 49, ~ "
nerches 10 a corner Of David McCAllmonts laha }
thence along said line ina southeestery "a selon'
the Chrs,ana river; theUce up salo lun Wy ~
eral courses ami distances tnereoi ~ VIZ Pl0o "a
beginnina be the contents what they may,
Seized and taxed in execution as the properly %
William elliott and to be sold Dy - ,,,,se
" ''A'''l ALVAN ALLEN, Sheyih.
sheriffrs Office. wilmington, october Is, 1880.
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GHEKIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
posed to public sale, at the Court House on Mar.
ket street. between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
IN the city Of Wilmington, New Castle comfy
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sHERrFF,s SALES


@ HERIFF's SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
- Of Leyari Facias, to me directed, will be ex-
posed to public sale, at the hotel OF John E,
Lewis, in Newark, White Clay Creek hundred
New Castle county, Delaware