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Ah 11 think I hearths would be ruler, ol
tyM jht and deed, exclaim: Can there be
sneh a . ■ an honest rum seller I
Maas there are curiosities of that
the fsee of this rolling orb,
jf there are those amongst the dealers it
••liquid death " in oar city, who think they
the men who are now
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Ate
^ respectfully Invited to ceate to th,
flout, and speak for your cause; do no
Ibar the truth, hut fear only those whe
would wroeg yon persooslly and
rac
Bat say you, where can we to heard!
those bigoted leUgtoeiKs, call ns "thieves,
robbers, cut throats " end many other such
pet names, refuse us the pisiform to
defend ourselves. Notwithstanding, their
great louder, Jems Christ was so generom
as to use his mlraeuloat power to makt
nine on tbe of a feast that he was
It strike, me that you wiue makers anr
dealers ought to ask those bigors to exbib
a small portion of the'r founders gepuice
spoil in us and in as mueh as he made wine,
certainly they ought to let you talk uj
your side of the question, and they would
to obeying another wise irjunc'lon tiuftv
in their ancient tanks, "Comeietuspessoi
together.*' As they give jou a candid
reason why Jesus Christ made that "liquid
death" on that oceasioc!
If you cannot prevail upon their sense of
jnstlee, very little of which they seem to
have, and in fact some of them were »!
forgotten when commesse was givn
oat, then open a- hall of your own
•id send up Jour tutu wbe
can plead lor your side, ani it you have
truth it will to made mar:test to tbe people,
for the honest masses of she commuai T
desire the troth, and thee ought to have it
SNow there is an opportunity offered you
aa I understand, by the " Liberal League,
who have opened a free platform where
both sides of all questions shall hare a
itr*** aad equal hearing- Now. if yea do
not feel good to lay under the charge .come
up next Sunday to the ItcClary Bata*
tmf prepared to give hack the lie if it b? a
lie. The law and the community arc oe
tout aide, to don't be ashamed to defend
the law. and show that you have one of the
"inalienable rights" to defecd yourselves
at honest men should. I think you will
have a chance: now emt race It. or be con*
teat to to branded thieves aid cowards.
The queeticE to be corsldered at the
League next Sundae is. "lithe course new
pursued by the advocates of Temperaccr
cakoliled to remove the cause of the er:'
of drunkeness." A lew weeks ago oue o.
the invited speaken upc-E the revival Tem
perance platform was cafied to order, be
cause he waa endeavoring to reason upon
the causes of drunkenness, holding iha:
when the cause of any evil it discovered i;
it ease to remove the effecta.
And thia is the great reason why the
comsuti y is pestered; with this evil.
They have been fightiEg its effects for lCt'O
wars and have utterly failed, but if they
had sought half as long
would have bee n done to remot e the evil.
Now who. with a grate of common serse
r^yman, Mr. Mam.
We do
ire cause more
speak would as this c
did on that occision and say,
not want to know the causi-s, we warn
cxjsn." I pity, y« 1 grieve at heart to
think that the leaders of the people are s
blind. The people must think for t hem -
selves as they did on that occasion and vote
surit tagore down, on them and you will fall
and tout cause together into tbe ditch
Lena or Tbcth.
Mi.Esrr. K —Why doe* the Mayor iHer
Eng street below Second to be closed up
with fish bez-ri.es and hexes from month to
month, lx direct vioia!k>t of city ordinance.
wki> his police re tutre oar merchants to
ft :m the curb. Are
the fish Managers a prirhacred class, aid as
a citize* I call upon him to remove :hos
acres aad benches after three o'c'ock
Saturday aficmc-z. Fieas-t Mr. Mayor direct
your derk's arienuc
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LICENSE APPLICATION.
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VOTICE.—I Amor O Perkins, do hereby
^ give cslice ,hat I shall apply to the
dies of the Court of General Sessions of
thePcace and JaU Delivery of theStaie of
O-laware. in and for the County ef Mew
acUc.on Monday, the Tth day of May next
beine the Hist day of the May Tens, A. *>.,
for e license 10 kstp id Ian
at Me. S. East Second atreet, la the Second
freeholders recommend thin said applies
RfehartMtonth, Mieha'1 Kenney,
James Christy, Patrick Harnssy,
Francis >chen. MJchplns Jeuty
vathan ial Mel choir, Charles K Sparks,
r b. risen, J. O Hirsel,
Henry Kieule, W H. ThojipM*,
J'*hue Bsker,. Wllllaml^Otlbert,
Kenry Feldmeier, fcemuel RoberU,
J me* M Sweeten. John Parker,
Joeeph H. Ricbarda. NethM MelAcAr, Jr n
John F. Ba?ti, John V. Chrlsiy,
Adolphldoberg.
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VOTICE.—I, Patrick Barmey. do hereby
A eive notice that I shall apply to the
Judges ofthe Court of General cessions ol
ih^Peaee and Jail l e'.iveryof the State of
t flsware, in sad for the County of New
a<tle. on M on day. the Tth day ef May'next
bt-iDr the first da* ol the Maj Term, A. D„
:» 7, fora liceuse to keep an Inn or Tavern,
w Vo.mil E Third street, belug theS.h.
■oMier of Third and Pine sireels, in tbe
^woud War.i of the City of Wllmirgton, U.
•ei ; Intoticaling llqnois in less quantities
than or.e quai t, to be drunk on the pri-miies
ud the f ilowiug respectable cUisens and
f eebol "er< iecommend the said spplica
tiUD, TO Wit
IL H. lay lor,
R Wolfs >n,
vDdrew Grotx
Mic a el Knfferty,
Michael Kenny,
Owen Palmer.
Gu-uve Kouitzer,
James • 'hrlsty,
W. Left,
M Feilbeimer,
Samnet Roeerts.
Mirtae'. Jenny.
Am ton Heats
T. B B * soa.
IteETv 1 e'.dmeicr,
Rotert H. Pyle.
PATRI K HARMEY.
Robert Mutton.
■Sam ! M, rchulls,
W. H. Thompson,
'harles parks
Richard B o K
i •ar,id Mela key,
Joshua Baker.
rYaacu* 8c hen,
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NOTICE —I, Charlee Cannon, do berohy
iire notice tia: I shall apply to the Judre*
of lie coart General Seasicoa of the Peace
»sd Jail Delivery of the Stole of Dela
ware. tn atd for tbe county of New castle,
on BOE-div, the 7:h day of May next, being
tbe first day ofthe May Term, A.D . lb..,
for a license to keep an icn or Tavern at
;fce S. E. cor. Heald at>d App.e streeto,
South w iltningtoc. 'Jad ward, to tell inwxi
caring iiqtiors la less cuanutlea thsn one
"jart. to be druak on the premises, and
be following respectable ti; irens recommend
.hi* said app.ic-aiion to wit:
wUiam Bareford Amos Eastturn
peter w clarke John Abbott
Minin pile Timothy Fu:t
jobn p Ernest Thomas B Lewis
William P windish Reuben Hayes
B adford peter Miner
svlvester Townsend
E-Jward c. Hayes
Andrew j Furry
Joshua Py's
John kelley
Joseph t Ltekins
John
Robert HTiylor
FrtEkliE F Townsend
John i Eess'bura
xevin H curry
Divid wiuiatns
Robert L py'.e
aenrr Lrcz.
aprli St.
CHARLES CANNON.
hereby
V0T1CE.-I. Jehu E fott do
A give r.ot'ce that i shall »op!y to the
Judges of the Ccurt of General Sessions o
ofthe Peace and Jail Deiiveiy of the State
o' Iielnware. in and lor the County of New
Mondsv. the 7th day of May
ei g the firs; day of the May Term,
A. D . is", fi r a ilreuse to keep an Inn o-'
Tavera in the vil ag of Christiana, known
•s the old a lea t'. ruer. si: eecool District
Sort la White Cl* Creek hendred. Mew
visile Count'' and State of Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quant
'tie* .'.ban one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following free
holders reco.i mend tnis sa,d appl.cation,
to wit:
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Lemuel But er.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
A
ward of the city of Wilmington, to eefl la*
toxlcatlng liquors In le>e qu anto Uee thnn
ame Quart, to be drunk on the premiees. and
the following respectable eit'zens end free
holders recommend this said application
Fraaris ^wapprapalaer.Jaaeph Stewart.
William Cos,
Mitchell Doekm,
Mitchell McPomell
Hugh McGinley.
Geo. R. Moore,
Arthur Cook.
Andrew Melvoc.
Hugh McOtXery.
J.Pcraeh t .
Philip Mclfouneil
James Pkilift
JORX Me HIGH.
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James Brennan,
Jehn Donlon,
Daniel Tonler,
John Flemming,
Taylor Gill.
Robert Cook.
Edward Bobl
Frank Penan,
W. T. Kensinter,
David Blakely,
John Irvin,
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XTOTICE.—I, Mary H. gchcfleiLdo hereby
sS give noriee that I shall ap^T hs she
Judges of the Court of General bessacae
the Petce tod Jail Wiw ol «
Delaware, In nod for the Conwy of New
CasUe, on Mondav, the 7th day of Ray texs.
being the first day of tbe May Term. A. D-.
1877,for a license to keep an ica or town at
815 Market street, in the Fifth ward ot
the City of Wilmington, to sell intoxieatiug
liquors io 1«* quantities than one quart, to
to drunk on tbe premises, and the to;lowing
respectable citizens recommend the said ap
plication. to wit;
Am- G. Whiteiey
James B. Hasson
james Monaghan
Henry Miller
A Bernhardt
C Batterworth
P Carherry
Bernard P Hasson
I Griffith
Ignatius C Grubb
atsthony Hier-rs
A'bert Jacquet
aprll-Jt* —
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John P Donohce
VTm R Kobiawn
Joseph J Rebcvan
John T Gardner
s J jouea
E Bucher
Charies Kyla Jr
rharies Kyle
W A Laaotte
IavI C Bird
Johc K Kane
Francis S Buck
MARY H.SCHOFIELD.
VOTICE.—I. John Dehertj .do hereby give
rt notice that I shall apply to the Judfs
of the Court of General Sessions of the
P ace and Jail Delivery of the Stoteo' IV- 1 -
aware, in and for the County ot Mew Castle
day, the 7th day of May next, being
the first day of the May Term, A.D.. 1877.
for a license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
No. Walnut street, being the N, K- corn
er of 8th and Walnut rta, in the sth Ward
of the Citv of Wilmington to sell Intoxicat
ing liquors in less quantities than ore
quart, to be drunk on the premises and the
foliowicg c titens recommend the said ap
plication, to wit
Andrew Mulrlne,
Thomas MeElhanney, Wliilam Feeney.
Joeeph Schwab. John A Boer*.
James A B Hanby John Worth.
Jacob Freed. 1 I'd ward Donah oe,
Edward Fenton, John Gal'agher.
C Stinson Michael Danahee
Wilhelm Schneider, Jeptha Lccvwodd,
John Savers, John H Dickinson,
Frederick Wahl, James McCoy.
Vrr-brose Little. Francis MeElhanney
John Holland, Daniel FriU.
Robert Morrow,
aprii-ol
John Schade,
JOBV DOHERTY.
"VOTICE.—I, Hugh McGinley, do here
z' by elve notice that I shall apply to the
Judees of the Court of General Session* of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State ef
Delaware, in and for the County of Nt-w
Cattle, on Monday, the Tth day ol May next
twice the first day of the May Term, 1877,
for a license to keep an Inc or tavern at the
X. E. corner of 2od and Monroe s'.re-ere be
ing M*o. 73? W Second street, In the Tenth
Ward, of the city of Wilmington, to sell ic
toiicating liquors in less quantities than ore
quart, to be drank on the premise* and the
following freeholders recommend the said
application, to wit :
Lewi* Lynch
James A Z^irler.
Patrick Cab'-IL
Michael McAveer,
Wm P Beeson.
David H Barker,
Robert. CShsvr.
David F. Find lav.
Prank McGinley.
Dennis M < A leer,
F. s Feme.
Prank P Rasix.
apt>-It
Jame* Murphey,
Kobt McIntyre,
John r-eetman.
Bemarw Ward.
John A F-uuseli.
H Howell,
J C Wipg f•worth,
JohE Bprame.
TTioiiifis ehajmon.
J<,hn Wa-'d.
W H Dawson,
J Shemldner.
HUGH MtGINLET.
-a-OTi'rF.—1. Edward J. Hanghey ar
\ hervov give not; re that J aba., sppty
to lilt Judies ofthe Court o' Genera, tee
Peace and Jail 1* :very
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
N OTICE.—Ws. Francis Kelly and Fran
ala E. Rally, trade gss Francis Rally
A Co., do hereby give notk» that we shall
.mi, to tha Court of General Sessions of
^e Peace and JaU Delivery of the Stole of
Delaware, in and for the Countr oi Mew
(MKco Monday.the 7th day ef may next,
being t e ltr»t day of the May Term, A. D.,
wn.iora license to ktepawho|eaale liquor
store at Mo. 1*3 Market street. In the First
Ward of tbe City of Wilmington, county
aforesaid, to sell IntorteeUng llanorn In
quanUtiee not lesa than one half gallon,
and the following respectable citizens
recommend old application, to wit:
L, W. Pa.mer,
Jacob wienie,
Ca'eb Miller,
Jniins Gunther,
tie ■- H. Marple,
Geo Steinicken,
John Joues,
Alfred Wsl oa,
Janus A Wilson.
Henry trad ey,
John Green,
James seKenua.
FRANCIS KELLY A CO.
Thornes J. Bennett,
Wm. Kyne.
Tn. Y Gienn,
Danie McCusker,
J. 8 Traphagen,
William Hiioer,
Frank Bachman,
•am- s F. Walton,
JohnT ' > Ic»ct.
J,m# W Kisg.
A. Goomei.
leewpo McCain,
ap -S St
N ATICK—I. Maurice Fagan, do hereby
jive nonce that I shall apply to the
Jihfxee i the Court of General Sessions • f
teaceaad Jsl- Deliver of tbebtstool
livivtrs. la and for the Conniy of Mew
tsiMm Mo&iay. the Tth da* of May next
baiig the ir*t d t cl the M*v Term, A. D..
i#rr. Jjg a weji»e t > keep au Inu or Ya. era,
at -tatp e. street, la the Fir*; Ward • t
the City ef Wilmington, to sell lutosleating
bqaors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk oa the premises, and ih* fol
lowing nsftclicii eitifcns reccmmeud
this k»:d app icaiion, to wit;
Uenrv BraJiey Thomas P Bennett
L W Palmer Edward Halt,
John Jones Fred Weil
George UcKacon. Julius Gunther.
Daniel McCu.ktr James Monaghan
Jscoo Kieoie, Wm Kyne,
John F Lo»g Jas A Wilson
George H Marple, Joseph Low ber
Geo Stelnlcken Job a Green
A McDonald HmT Gleun
Wm Lewis Jos McClain
Hecrv Lingo Michael Lally
Francis K Kelly John Mnrphey.
Patrick Hughes,
apd-f
MAURICE FAGAN.
sheriffs sale.
^HEBIFFS SALE,
^By virtue of a writ cf Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed to public sale, at
the Lafayette Hotel, 841 Shipley street,
kept by George W. Ortlip In the city of
Wi!mlngton,|New CasUe County, Delaware,
SATURDAY, APRIL ISTH, 1877.
at 2 o'clock, p. m.,
The foliowicg described Real Estate, viz:
AH those several and respective tract* or
paiceis of land situate In and around the
city of Wilmington aforesaid severally
bounded and discribed ss fol'owg, to wit:
Mai. Situate in Mew Castle Hundred In
ssldCounty containing withir said bounds
by computation two acres and nineteen
perches of land more or less, being the same
premises conveyed to Robert Taylor by
William Peoples and wile March &lh ISM,
book 2, to;, tq page & Ac.
No. 2 Bifustelr.ChrisUsna Hundred con
taining two acres one-qnarler and thirty
five perch es of land more or less, being the
same land and premises which James Mor
rison and wife conveyed o Robert lay lor
boos 8, vol. 6, psge 86 Ac.
No. 3 All those two certain tracts pieces
or paiceis of land situate In Mew CasUe
Hundred aforesaid designated as No. 5 and
and 10 number 5 containing four acres and
10 perches more or less, and No.
iug two and a half acres, more or less, be
ing the same land and premises which
William Webb and wife and B d ward Webb
con* eye 1 io Robert 'J ay lor March 21, iso.-.
Book X, vol. 6 page 1. Ac,
Mo. 4 Si.uate in New Castle Hundred
aforesaid com lining three acres three roods
and thirty perches or laud, be the same
more or less, being the same land and
premises which M llilam McOaulley and
WUnam Br.gat assignees of Ihos. Smith
on the fib usy if Marcu, A. D. lg-B, did
grant and confirm unto Robert iayior.
Book R, Vol. 7. Page $ 26 . Ac.
Mo. 5 (Simate in the city of Wilmingt on
aforesaid bounded by Seven tn street. Jack
son street, and other*, be the eon rents more
or le-s. being the same premises wh.cb
Wi iism Morrow and wile conveyed to
Robert Taylor December 19, 1*7, Book C.
Vol. t. Psge 4,4, Ac., containing altogether
fifieen acres and thirty-four perches, more
or .ej.
belzed and taken in execution as the
property of Kooert Taylor and to be sold by
-8AAC GRUBB, sheriff.'
Sheriff's Office New Castle, April It. 1877.
on
10 c .ntain
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PRINTING INK W0EK?.
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No. f SPTCE PTRKPT.NEW Trip* ia4
714 samsom street. eli£r
SHERIFFS SALES.
OBKRIFF'8 BALE.
Bt virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, to
meLrec ted,will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the Hetef of John kTl«w1s, In the town
of Newark. In White Clay Creek. Hundred,
Mew Oaetle Countv. i>elawaro,on
THURSDAY, APUL M, IM7.
at 2 o'clock. p.m.,
The following described Real restate, vt«;
All that certain messuage or tenem ent
and track ol land situated In Peocader
Hundred, New Castle county. and State of
Delaware, bounded and described as fol
**BfglnnTng*at a stone on the south side of
ofthe Philadelphia and Baltimore Hall
road and where the south border of the
premises oreald Railroad Company lnter
seci s the eastern border of the land former
ly of Wliliam Gibbons, now of Edward
Stroud, thence along the outline of raid
Stroud's land south two ar d a hall degrees
east flfty*two and one-fourth perches to a
•'.one a course ol Hayes' l*nd, thence along
the said north 87* degr. es east 1 <2 7-lb
perches to a stone or corner of MiCon
augbey's land, thence along the samenortb
four and a half degrees west UO perches to
a atone on the border of the premises ot
the said Kallroad Company and along the
same the nine following lines to wit:
Sou'h forty-one degrees west 23 perches
south 421* degrees west 18 perches south 41
degrees west? perch s south411* degrees
west 40 perches south 40 degrees west !4
p rchc eourii 41 decrees west 18 perches
south 37 degrees west 22 perches south 40^
degrees west 26 perches, and thence by a
right .Ine south 41* degrees west U'A
perches to the place of beginning, con
uinlng ninety-eight acre*. 2 roods a d 14
square percats of laud be tbe same mere
or lets.
Seized ar d taken in execution as tbe
p op-rtr of George M. Husltr and Ann
Hurler his wife, end William C. Rsmbo,
Mary Iria wife and 1.1. ». end t-> oe sold by
1 ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff!
Sheriffs Office, Mew Castle, April 4,187*.
a pra 3twis ______
gHEBIFF'SSALE.
By virtue ofawrlt of Levari Facias, tome
directed.wtllbeexposedlo Public Saie.at tae
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sll Shipley s reet,
kept by Gto : ge W. Ortlip, In the city of
Wilmington, in Mew Castle County, De>a
War WEOXE3DAY, APRIL, S5, 1877.
at 2 o'clock, p. m..
The following described Real Es'ate, viz:
Alt tha- cenaln lotoflandand two-story
brick house thereon elected situate In the
said oily of Wilmington, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side of Lamott
street. In the middle of the division wall
be ween this and the adjoining house on
tbe south at the distance of fourteen feet
two and a half Inches from the northerly
side of Betts street, thence easterly paral
lel with Betts street 30 feet 6 Inches to the
westerly sideof au alley 6 feet wide, thence
a eng said alley side northerly parallel
with Lamott street, 14 feet to a stake
theuee westerly parallel with Betts street
Sj feet 6 inches to tbe said sideof Lamoit
street, and thence thereby southerly four
teen feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents therof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
prc.pertv of Isaac Conner and Hannah his
wife and 1.1., and to be sold by,
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Mew Castle, April, 4, 1877.
f
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by
gHERIFP'S SALE,
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Expon
as, to me directed, will be exposed to Pob
lic Sale, at tbe Hotel ol Beniamin D. Long
land. In the Village ol St. George's In Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Dela
ware, on
FRIDAY, April 27th. 1ST,
At 1 o'clock, p. m..
The follow ing described Real Estate, vie
A1, the foliowicg described lot* or pieces
of land situate in the village Ht. George
New castle County aud Btate of Delaware.
No 1. A lot fronting on Delaware street
filly feet and extending back at right angles
wita Delaware street aforesaid toHenry L.
perkaro's lot, bounded on the northeast by
rsamuelS. Bald win's lot on the southwest
by jame* Gorman's lot containing seven
thousand five hundred square (eet of land
with a Drug store therou erected Mo. 2.
A tot onasd on the east comer formed by
thejunctioi of theD-lawareCity road wltq
tbe Odessa road, in said village cf fct.
George's ss follows, to wit; Beginning at
the jauc'iou of the sf wtreaid roads aid
rann.ag -.hence with the Odrrea road south
forty t eg: e<* east one hundred and fi'ieen
Gee thence north forty seven and three
fourth degr ee- east cigaiy-iour f i ty eight
one hundredths feet,
forry two one q
west one nnndred and
aforesaid De'.swure City ro d, ihence with
•aid road south forty-seven and three
fourth degree* west eighty feet to the piece
of beginning, containing iwtl.e thousand
three huudreiaquare feet more or less with
a store house ar.d dwelling thereon erected
No. 3. a l"t of land la ihe said Village of
st George'.' bounded on the souta by Maine
sferton the Wes! by Second street ou the
east oy land ot Sasa'l B. Sut on and UK.re
particularly de» ribed as follow* to writ —
B-glr. irg at a point ou Miin street, forty
two f-et three Inches from the corner ol
-aid Main street and •second street, theuee
a.ohg #i'.d street the s~.u:ebiN-.aiuv t > r-*c
oed st-ee ; thfn e north fortv-nir.e and
three fo urth ib crecs e«-t one hundred find
e fott -o other land of Fr. derira
G. isutton theuee eottheaaie. ly an 1 parol
e. with Main street forty-two feet three
rind pare,
and one'
nd thirty-one feet
oe. be ihe sai.it
building Uier.tr
thence north
degrees
uar'er
fifty feet to 10 -
to
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s> Office. New C*sl»tr, April G. 1^77.
1-51 w-U
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:on, aad sold b>
KI RK Sheriff,
cl
OA
TTING
JAMES F, TRAYNOB,
fins AND STEAM
Sd
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FITTER,
No. 204 HAST SIXTH STREET.
Pealhr is
LEAD AND IRON PIPE, SINKS, BATH
Tff.BS, BOILERS. CHANDE
LIERS. BRACKETS.
PENDANTS,
READING LIGH1S
Ji-si
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Ml'RDICKS AXTI-F EEZIXG HY.
DRANTS AND FULLER'S
PATENT FAUCETS.
Jobbing promptly attended to febiil-ly
lfce
MLUJHlUtt, ill KING B1 RtiLl
luanncftcinrer aud importer oX
SHOT GUNS,
N
RIFLES, PISTOLS,
e «emmlB*on and other Rroech£Loadlnf
I nrt .-^ ndS fclw *y» on hull.
i -re- re*o, omn
ia4
sheIhff'b sales
gHBBIlrf'A &ALK.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in , h *i
mington, in Mew Castle county'^'*
WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 iJ"
, at 2 o'clock, p, m ' 18,T .
The follow Inc described rSIi'f., .
All that certain lot or d eceni n
in the city of Wiimh£T 0 P
branded and dwcrlbed aSfeuii*.'T* 1
Beginning on the Weaicrlv ,y ! ' N*
atreet at < > feet « lnobto
tance of 44 feet from tbe *onih«f.®f*
Front Street, thence north 68 UrL,'^
17 frat alz Inches to a Hake 44 Xf,*
aald side of Front street thrni w h
degrees and a half west SO (4?^
other land or said Fargarlt Yon™ . "
along a Ine there ol south s "i?
17 feet six Inches to saidslde of kkJ
thence theieby north 32 d.iLj 8 '
feet 1o the place of begtnnlneh.o
tenu thereof what it may. *' "
Seined and taken in <
on
Property of Margaret Yowftj 1
(John Yeung. Adm. of Martov
deceased), aud to be sold by 1
•hertff's OfBo»,
tHEKlFr'b
s
By virtue of a writ of Plees. v 9 . ll u l ,
Exponas, to me directed, will be
to public sale at the Hotel of wiliS?
lord, at Kirkwood, In Pencader Bn
In New < -astle i muy, id..
1HE-D4Y, APHIL 24. 1877
at 11 o'clock, p. m
The following described Hesl'Estat*.
All those two equal and undividedli
tblre parts, rights and shares and inu,.,
of. In and to all that plantation »nd »
or 'and, riiuale in Pencader Bond*
County of Mew Ca*tle, and state of S3
ware, bounded and described as follovj
Beginning ata stone and cornerforln
late of William J. Hurlock, thence^
his land north 1* degrees west oil
perches to a stone a eoruer of the Mon
land, theuee therewith sou:h mt 6m
66 perches east to a sto
Walker, thence th grey mi shuIi
east £8 7-10 percBTs nfa iR; comer
land ofR. L. Moss, thence tuerewltk mi
45 degrees west 98 pgrqtes to a stake m
for land of James w. Jessou, Iheace wii
bis laud EaHMQMfo(g {pst 394-lOperdi
to a atone, thence s^rh IS degrees w«t
perches to a stone at mle
school House road. tluSi Tilth
of said road > outij
perches to a corner«
land In the centre of sat'd road, ttaij
with his land north 1% degnes waits
perches to a large corner white oak treeli
aline of land la e of said William J.Hnr
lock, thence with said land north88^de
grees east 158 perches tn the place of begin
ulng, containing >33 acres and SI perdu o
land with frame house, barn aid itabdng
thereon erected,
Beized aud taken into execution aitbi
property of William N. Ward and Mini)
Ward and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB,Sherlt
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, l
April 4, 1877. I
earner toi
tbe cen
ca vest
Eli.son 1
aprMtv
IIER'FF'S SALE.
s
By virtue of a writ of Levari Faclai.tonu
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,al
the LAFAYETTE BOITIL, Sll BhipleySL
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. In the city ol WII'
mington, In New Castle county,Delating
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 28th. 1ST,
▲t 2 o'clock, p. m„
The following described Real Estate, tit
A l those certain lots pieces or parcelil
land situate in the city of Wllralnjtomi
Christiana Hundred. M'ew Castle Coni
and Stale of Delaware bounded anH
scribed as follows, to wit:
No. 1. Situate In Christiana HnmM
beg.Hnimr at a corner of marsh lateofrsi
lirvnberg. deceased, nowr f johnMoiw
in'the middle of ihe drain Ih-nceih
the middle of *aid drain by saidMoW
marsh south 17 degrees east
thence sonlh 44 degrees <ast. A) percbUi
the top ol tae bank by Chnstlapiaa
thence down sa d creek bortn oagw
east So parches therce nertu ll'AWfl
east H 6-fo P-retie, to a corner iu «*
iatc of Zich'rias Jess, deceased, mvj
James Murdocks, theucs leavic^ailmi
or bank u>p and by said MurdocnM"
nortu degrees west h 4 4 -b. perches w
corner by the isarsb Toad, uienc-by
road souta 31 decrees west i W™"
Ili6 oiftc^ oi bt uicD^Dg coufalDiuK *
oneqcarter sere.- and thirty-nvenerdw
land more or 'ess. . d |
No 2. Beginning at a corner «■
the intersection of tae , 1(j(
seventh street and the ea». r J. |j 8 ,
Jackson street, thence idong wild
Jacksou sulaifeel Uiacoiner.theutfMw
aud pnallel w.th Seventh street 8 «> j
• stake, ttieuce n°r>heiI., and PS^saidsld
Jack son street 8* feel to thei aloWW®
tnyJT* W'h''p^ o; begmaiDg,^
die cf Mui8!i lane , be, "jf r .u*u n j tnec
middle of said Due 4 4
po:..t th -iice slib axng the sMwW";
degrees West 1«?4-."U t' er ^KStW
mar-h beJong l '. the beus oU^ _____
ihence bt the said last niea w M
no.in 67 desroaa west j
point and 11 . lib ...a ,• fe y- v right'smi«l
i ere nes toll. V- A; 4 qaegte«S
thence the same 'O 7 0 f the m
an68 I'.M perches to a <"-' r , u -VenccWi
(MirlH -S. Vi: ; ■■ a J , jj,
coniainiu4"l
,',es ol im*J
..I uorthwesW
' e?si)isOBl|J]
the sootMq
eft to tbe Ilie* l ' : bcebtiinP
eigtu {- V
at tb
f hth an
auJ
ac c« aad iwem
No. 4. Begiunii^
ir.t vsactio
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shki
r>
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of Eighth »ii
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e l c T'iod Morroor
ini*. * ! orlhci
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fjenc^a
1 wi ll
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the
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io tue
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motherly 85J
iiDlUDfc W
V
tneuce
inches >o
coll ten u lb- rvjfw
erlVslde of M." I ^.\lre
H-ad Ninth si >of ElgHUf
frooi iht* aorfat-fi!T . **i, jjahtP
tneuce wes<e:ly to''«?^W
s-foet to h hi feet wlJe ar e' ^
tietca niriheriy P-- I5 );j* a -eeas tc "J
" reK -vV-h Eighth street -
*fi d side of
along '-he same w l ,l '.V,,Icoat* 8 '*
p- urenf twem .ng.bv tu9«h"
wnel they mfty. _ uor l " .rei
vo. 6 Mri-nluf rt
eoraei of F, ft h an ■ 1" t0 ,|t W
the coil tents wh*t Urey may- oD
SI reel ', a corner ol » " l UeTi tli«
Uvks. now of ll J< 4"|i^*ssa ? t , if«l
t 'C k*uiu* north 5*. ti^- . red jr^'
corner ataka. thence soutbM^ jfoldM
feel Aiurhc* ]o ** * ,% .Th
thence with her line k • t 1 , vit s
Ivi foot to Fifth Street, to^ lnt M«S
north 55 degree* w *TL [he couW dJI ^
place of twginulng, M
more or less.
8eli-d
ac
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