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70 Earmers and GraZieYs.


FOR RENT,


x1ysA THE large and valuable Farm, Point
fssssSTssRN fssTsRN Pleasant, situated OH the margin OF
|ssisE$ the river Delaware, Newcastle coun-
tss5a&aM18 ty, three miles from Wilmington,
and three from Newcastle, containing about 400
acres Of first quality land ITO of which is tillable,
and $50 marsh. There are on the premises a
large brick barn and stabling, large and COM
modous brick dwelling, granary ,caTiage-house,
corn-cribs, &c.


The local advantages of this farm are of the
first Importance. Its situation is high and pleas
ant, and commands beautiful prospect for many
miles of the Delaware river, and is but thirty min
utes ride to Wilmington or New astle; giving
tenant the superior advantage OF attending four
good markets in each week. This farm is well
calculated for either grazing cattle, or cultivstng
grain, or both.


This farm is we'll known as the late residence
of Mr.. Isaac Stidhain deceased.


VIM. A. Mendenhall, Ag't.


UWminefon, Jan. S, 1926. 15-4t.
In the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Goal Delivery, held at Newcastle,
in and for the County of Newcastle; of the
December term Ammo Domini, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-five.
AtW-CGStle County, SIS.


DECEMBER TERM, 1926.
| The Grand Inquest for the State of Delaware
i and the Body Of Newcastle County, on their
oath and affirmation, respectively do present
That divers i'll disposed persons (whose names to
this Inquest are as yet unknown) i'll and near to
the public streets, of the Towns and Villages of
the County aforesaid, and also in and near to the
common and public highways of the County a.
forcsad ON divers days and times before the taking
of this lnquistion did fire guns, s,crackers and squbs
whereby the free, easy and convenient use of such
public streets and common highways was then
! and there greatly obstructed and hndered, and
divers Citizens and Inhabitants of the said State,
then and there being, passing and re-passlng, in
| and along the said public streets and common
highways, we're then and there greatly terrified
and put in great peril and danger Of bodily harm,
and could not pass and repass on foot and with
their Horses and Carriages in and along the said
Public Streets and common Highways, as they
ought to have done, and otherwise would have
done, to the great terror and alarm, damage and
common nuisance of the citizens in and near to
the said public streets and common highways in
habting and residing, and of all the citizens then
passing and repassing, in contempt Of the laws
Of the said State to the evil example of all others
in the Ike case offending, and against the peace
and dignity Of the State.


Signed by order of, and in behalf ofthe Grand
Jury.


i George Clark, Foreman.
Published by order of the Court at the request Of
the Grand Jury.


David Payntcr, c. P.
15-1t