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Union Prisoners Subsistlng on Dor
Meat.
The Richmond Examiner Of tho 2sth ult,
contained the following

Inc klchlnond Examiner OF tho gsth ult,
contained the following
Warning II Doos--A According TO the statement If
"a Citizen Who writes " on hoMblecl Bollc lslo.
the depot Of the Yankee prisoners In Richmond Is
unhealthy for especially wcll-condit ioncd
dogs, "Tho Yankees cat thom, aud this our corros-
! pondpnt knows from facts that have como within his
knowledge. Several gentlemen on lnt clone barren
isle hay. lost, recently their myorite heel compnu.
ions, and our correspondent anirms thni Il Is we'll
known 10 the guard that the Yankees caught fricas-
seed, ana eat lhcn' And that moreover the Yam
KEGS have begged somo citizens 10 "let them have
their dogs 10 cat" HORRIBLE We are advised If
we doubt the statement of our correspondent taylsit
the island aud take dog along and We viii come
Gwny alone and convinced
All We hive 20 append 10 this dog-story is, that
We never did admire Yankee taste IN ANYTHING but
u they prefer steak Of canine meat 10 the rAtions
ol hci brond, potatoes and soup furnished thom
from the Commissary Department by the prison
oiirinls Il Is 10 their liking not ours, Some AMI
mas OF ctrnNorons nature rather Nike the Acsh of
another "nal Of like nature In the above case,
1t Is dog 90, dog perhaps,
If any thing more wicked and insulting
than the foregoing can be found in the AN
mails of newspaper literature We confess we
have not met with it, 1t shows the terrible
depth of the bitterness which anmatcs the
traitors at the South, Those only who have
lived among them, and seen and felt their
internal hate can form any adequate idea Of
it, 1t has dried up all the fountains Of ten
dcrucNs and sympathy. Many men, and
yes women too, who were models Of kind.
ness and gcntlcncss, before the mania of Sc.
coSsion seized them and poisoned their hearts,
have become, under its influence, rs wicked
and malignant us devils.
Here is the ease Of Starrmg Union pris-
oncrs, who, to save themselves from death,
kill and eat dogs They are starving be
cause these traitors and fcnds will not feed
them; and because they eat the dogs they
are.laughcd ut and Knocked and tantolzcd
with bcei-steak, bread, potatoes and soup
Can human malgnity go any further?
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WIN oss of several hundred prisoners, Hamptor
himself among the number.
Nav York, March 1.-The Galveston New, con
"'ns n rebel government advertisement Tor sale b,
suction Of the guhbonts Harriet Lsne, Clifton and
Cavalo
Sabine Pass dutos say that the rebel Col. Griffin
OF the IN Regiment With hundrca men, hold,
mat place, but the men are unpaid discontinued and
deNering
.Wn'ulsoToS, March 4,-Thc President has re.
teNclh dispatch from Gen, Butler, stating that
fitzpatrick arrived within our lines with a loss Of
100 mtn.
Messenger. from fitzpatrick say he was ten miles
south Il Hanover junction on the "a. Ms COM
hahd lad elioctuay destroyed the Virginia railroad
rom Bmyer Dam 10 Hanover Junction, and the
hlchmnd and fredericksburg railroad from Malta
P1A'y bridgo 10 lbmunkey river Other accounts
pmce Fitzpatrick IN u different position. When
GUSTAV ~n' mcorIsincd TO be in the rear Of Char.
loVgYH'' Ewall' whole corps was sent thcre 10 re.
sst our advance
~, War department is advised that loAgstrcct
Is M Richmond. il hai u report that Fitzpatrick
ioree coo strong has from 10 80 hours start Of the
lchn. clvRlry.
tn, New York World has q runor TINT gcnsr.
nj understanding, u not organization, prevails
among the negro population Of Richmond % aid
mon 'riugo" and prisoner, and help 10 capture
the city 1t nlso says that laragut Ind opened fire
on Fort Morgan, aud that Rcsurogard commands a.
Mobir.
NV YoKK, March Cotton e. Gold not
quoted
NonroLK, March "A special TO the Phllsde.
pha INQUIRER says;
Fghng commenced at Dr,gs Gu, last evening
ten miles from Norfolk
Gen. Batter arrangements fr exchanging pris-
onSlF Include those delivered AT Enterprise Miss up
10 the 2ith January.
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To Indiana Soldiers.

JAMES II BURK, Captain in the 18th Reg.
tsnent lndiana Volunteers, proposes collect
ing enough Of poetry written by Indiana
soldiers, officers and privatcs, to make a
volume to be called Poetry, by Indiana
Soldiers lie solicits short poems from
members Of every Indiana regiment aud
,2itcry, each one accompanied by the pro
per game, rank. company and regiment of
|, he assbor. Direct Capt, JAMES II. BrnK,
care Indisaa military Agency, Nashville,
Tenn"
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$40 Is1EWARDy
Stroycd or Stolen

on the night of the 18th February TWO MULES,
of the following descriptions
One black lhor,eJ mule, about 4 years old, l4i
hands high,
One dun .marc) male, grey name, about years
old, II hands high.
All Of these mules ARE marked on the right shout
err with the Roman letter d, cut with pair OF .cis-
sors
The above reward will be paid by returning the
above mules or $40 each to 5. T. Atkus store, near
thu Post Office,
Knoxville, Feb %. fmarch5-ltI
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY Biy or rHF Miss.
Nashville, Tenn, February 22d, 1854,
SPECIAL oRpLRs No, -.
H. On compliance with trade regulations, Mer.
chants are hereby authorized 10 purchase In the
North grain and grass seed for seed pufpoies, and
ship the same 10 Nashville for sale TO citizens Of the
State Of Tennessee, and citizens purchasing aho per.
mitted Ia ship the same over the Military hairoads
TO where they require H. on satslyin tho Local
Provost Marshal ut Nashville Ihat Il ia for seed
purposes alone,
liy order Of Major General T. g. GRANT.
tsignedl I 3, bowers A, A.G.
oHeiat HENRy CURTIS JHp A. A,G, [marl9tf
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Northern papers are circulating the re-
port that Parson Brownlow is dead Rebels
and rebel sympathizers and corpcrhcads,
no doubt. wish he had "shufflcd off this
mortal coil" He has not, however. May
he live a thousand years. Men like Brown
low ought to be permitted to live forever
-NdshrIle Urior.
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y l. w @ O . ID -.

WE INVITE the attention Of citizen, and the
public centrally TO our large and extensive assort-
ment Of
Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats and Bonne.s.
Balmorals. Shawls
Gloves, Hosiery,
Trimmings. Ribbons
silk and Linen Handkerchief
Coarse and fine Shoes, &c &c.
A L = O.
Gents Boots and Shoes,
Hats. Hat Bands,
Travelling Bags.
Fine Wool Shirts
Neck Ties, Collars,
silk and Linen Handkerchief,
Gloves and Hosiery
"A L S O.
Fine Havana Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Tobacco Pouches and Pipes,
Stationery Toilet Soaps,
Shoulder Straps,
Haversscks,
Sword Belts,
And general assortment Of army and Suffers goods.
O.P. TEMPLE 4 CO.
In J. F. Coopers store opposite Provost Marshal
Generals Office. nal2
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information Wanted.

ANY person knowing ANYTHING Of tho whore.
abou,s of j, ", BURKE, Junior, viii confer ia.
yor on his father by informing DR.. W. g. Brown
low, or addressing me NJ Knoxville, Tenn IA ]
shnll remain here some time
imrl2-3 j. W HI'REE
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O. p. TEMPLE q Co.-The attention Of
our readers is called to the advertisement Of
this firm. These gentlemen have Just re-
ceived fresh supply of military goods from
Cincinnati, and are selling off at the most
favorable prices 10 customers.
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CONCENTRATION OF REBEL CAvALRY.---
The cavalry commands of Patterson and
Roddy, arrived at Dalton on Monday last,
and tho ihljeations are that there will be a
general Consolidation of rebel cavalry in our
front = Arftdnooga Gazette.
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Now, by Saint Paul, tho work goes brayoly On,
The stars aud stripe, are up FOR LIBERTY
Flag of tho Nation--ra,mGu of III, Freci
Curs'd be the hand that dsres to puck thee down,
Traitors may trample-Eebel States disows,
Che clouds Of war encomrass land aud sea-
The starr may fall from heaven, but not frsm thee
Thy rainbow Stripes shall stand whilst stands he sun
up freemcu, up! No mere concession now
Act! act! The hour Tor v, is is more than past,
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PERSONS wanting Tin, Copper, Brass OF Sheet
Iron ware impaired, csn have II done 10y sending Il
10 corner Of Prince aud Cumberland streets opposite
Snccd house
march $3.50 WM COFFMAN & co
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sas- The Vrst Ohio Heavy Artillery,
l.soostrong. ss.ivcd on Monday last This
splendid rcgimAt has been assigned 10
Sarri.on duty he under Col. KEITH.
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HEADQUARTERS 81 Rect +. I. V. INT, !
Near Knoxville, Feb. l4th, 1864.

will give FIFTY DOLLARS for the delivery
of my horse and the thief who stole him. about the
9Th OF February, 1864, from Kingston, Tenn to
where he had been sent By orders from Department
Headquarters. in charge OF Capt. ID. w II. Day, a.
O. NJ to he supplied with forage.
De,rrptot.-Color brown, six years old l5s
hands high, yellow nose left hind foot and pastern
Joint white and wasn't entirely well of scratches
He walks fine and spirited
W. ]. SCOTT, Adj't
feh20-.ts 81 f. Tenn. Vol. Inf
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Attachment.
A. 8, Hudiburgh VS., L, G, Hayne

A. S, Hudiburgh vs. L. O. Haynes.
The plaintiff, on affidavit, that the defendant is
indebted to him. and that he so sbsconds that process
cannot be served on him. and having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made ros
turnabc before Il. ID. Jourolmon, Justice of the
Peace of Knox county and the same having been
levied hi, property II is ordered by said Justice
that defendant appear before him at his office in
Knoxville on tho 4th day Of June, 1854, or ii will
be proceeded with ex-norte 1t is further ordered
that this notice be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing This 2d day Of Nc
vembcr, 1863.
feb20-iw pf$5A x. p. JOUROLMON, J. p.
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JEFFERSON CouyrY, Feb. %. 1864.

4 'i-' Fi'7'N wv ~ T. I'u' ~ l6Df.
10 tie Hon. ~ o. Taylor and 4. q, JACKSON -
/ The undersigned having seen n publication in
brownows Wing Of the 18th, stating tina, Colonel
Jim Bra2eton, who took the oath here some weeks
ago has been going with rebel company to poin,
out Union men ard houses We would say to you that
we are ncghbors Of Colonel Jim Brazlcton, and
acquainted with his course, and we believe the above
to be untrue in every sense. SO far as We know or
crcdibly informed his course has been that of
quiet citizen, pointing out no one, aud persecuting
no one and has, SO Ear we know and believe faith
fully kept his oath.
lSigned W. b. CoCHRASE
WM DICK
4. BLACKBURSE,
j. NJ. BuRSErL
RlCI FIELDER
JACOB DICK.
am personally acquainted with the signcrs Of
this paper and know them to be loyal men and gen
tlemrn.
[Sgncdl }, W MrEK
] certfr that tle day, IN company with Calanal
jim BrnGIcou. stcl the family of Bart Hodges,
whose house had been r'undcrci by party of SOLE
der, and person in citizens clothes, who passed
himself for Jim Bra2lrton. Mr. Hodgc, and the
family unhcsitatingly and cnphatically pronounced
Col Jim Brs2l"on not to be the man, or Of the par
ty and that there not the slghtcs; resemblance
between himand the man who passed himself to them
for Col Jim Brazcton
[Signedl RICHARD EELDEEs.
New MARKET, March :. lSGi
1t being reported that Jas. Brazlcon was impli-
Gated in the pundcring of my house would state
that am perfectly satisfied that he has been Wiley
slandercd and is entirely Innocent of the charge and
would be incapable of such conduct.
Signed d. T. Hopes.
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Notioe.


THE annua, meeting bf the Stockholders in the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad will be held at
the Companys Office in Knoxyills on Friday, March
18th, ls64. JOHN L. MOSES,
ial27-td Secretary
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am personally acquainted with the signcrs Of
this paper and know them to be loyal men and gem
tlemrn.
Signed J, W. MEEK.
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For Rent


ALL persons indebted to mo by note or account
are requested Ia Gull and settle
icb27vf JOS. a, MABRY.
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John H. DeterS,
S3 West Fourth Street,
Cincinnati, Chic,
Who'll CS ALE - Il A T. Il IL
AND
Nj A - L T. a CTC II f II
OF
BOOTS ex, SIIoIS.

I s,akc it my special care to manufacture the
very best BOOTS and SHOES Of all kinds and
keep only first class Eastern work, which will sell
at shc lowest cash price f,b2o-em
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The TAG Bill leyios an addition TO the
taxes levied by the act or ffrl gath, 1862
Us follows -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JANuARY. -
We have upon our table the January NUN
Der of the Atlantic Monthly Magazine
Standing at the very head of the periodical
Press as this work has for several years past,
the present number commends itself TO the
cultivated intellect Of all classes aud pro-
iessions Of men, MS an Indispensable index
of the popular intelligence and tastes in re-
gard to the current literature Of the time
It's contributors are gentlemen Of rpened
scholarly attainmenis and philosophical
minds. In the number before us we recog-
nize the brilliant productions Of Henry w.
Longlellow james Russell Lowell VIM.
g. Bryant Oliver Wendell Holiness Pro.
fessor Agassizi Harriet Beecher Stowe ::
Harriet Prescott; tail Hamilton: George
). Hillard and others who stand in the front
rank of popularity as authors and writer's.
The leading article for January" Gov.
John Winthrop in old England. contains
some very interesting historical reminis-
ences OF the old colony of Massachusetts aud
opens Il biographical page in the life and
times of one Of the most influential fami-
lies of which the early history of this conn
try furnishes any record
The work is published monthly by TcL.
nor & Fields, Boston, Massachusetts IN tbo
best style of Typography, at three dollars
per annum, postage paid. Club subscribers
receive the worl, at considerable reductions
for
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

pRoMPrNgss-FIDKLIrY.- b. Vandever,
informs bis friends aud the public that he has
opened Va office in the "Huley Buildings" cor
ner of Sixth aud Shipley streets, where he trans
ncis business as Justice Of the Peace and Con-
yeysneer. lie prepares with care snl despatch
deed, bOnd., mortgages, leases, releases, wills,
agreements, contracts and al other ordinary
legal instruments. lie also keeps gu hand Mar.
riage Lice.ses to dispense when applied for -
Lists Of pets3ns enrolled in the cass No. and
., IN I've iye wards of the city of Wilmington,
may he seen at his office. lie will prepare Ger.
tihcates OF exemption for applicants, under .he
act of Congress, approved March 3 !, 1868, "fOr
enrolling aud calling out the national forces"
WILMINGTON, Delaware, January LIST, 1884.
jau8-2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Deputy COlIectOr,s Notice.

U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE TAX.
The United States Deputy Collector of Division
No. /, comprising Wilmington, Christian,
Brandywiue and Mill Creek Hundreds hereby
gvesnotice to the tax payers said Hundreds that
the annual list OF taxes comprising the taxes on
LICENSEES, incomes, carriages silver plate, yach,a,
and billiard tables, has been received from the
Assessor and the said taxes are now due and the
Deputy Collector will be at his office on aud after
the l2tn day Of January 1864, until the lOtn
day OF February 1864, for the purpose of re-
cciving the same, payments in all cases to be
made III bankabls funds. AllpersonB not avail
lug themselves Of the opportunity Of the time
named, will subject themselves to an addition OF
ten per cent on the amount due
JOHN p. IllLYARD, Deputy Collector.
Gilice second story Post Office Building
Office hours to IL a. M, to 81 p. m,
dec 30.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Naws AND oT iiii nA4TEns.

Major Cole. commanding in West Virginia,
wns attacked on Sunday morning by Moscby's
commaul After al hours fighting the rebels
we're driven oil We lost two men killed and
thirteen wounded. The rebels left four dead in
camp.
Every regiment IN General Dajge's division
in West Tennessee has ,e-enlisted.
The spAniards ore said to have Ahippei the
DOmiuiesns in au engagement wach took place
on the 10Th ut
The report that Dobalo hal declared III
favor of the F,enca intervention in Mex Gu turns
out 10 be false. He is concentrating his men ut
Leon.
The Hon. Il a. Harris, who was recently
elected to Congress from the Fifth district o.
Maryland, died ON Monday in Baltimore. lie
was the only Opposition member elected from
his Stale.
Fifty steamers are lying at Cairo. unnhe tc
move en- account Of tic ice One vessel. the
Gladiator, has been cut Through and sunk.
General sheRan has gone to Memphis. lie
will make his headquarters at huntsville.
Ex-Governor Thomas Holiday Hicks was on
Friday last elected United Smtel Senator by
the Legislature Of Maryland. sW the uuvN-
PRED term Of the late Senatat Ptaroe.
A few days slnee Perry Carter, promineu
Union cit zen of Nllrfree,boro, was arrested by
confederate soldiers, but on being sent to Wei
don. y. c., So great was the Indignation eXeit-
ed by the act amongst tie citizens, that I'M
mediately released.
Several pilots have been arrested in Ney
York on suspicion OF having supplied tue bicck
ade runners with provisions.
Judge Barbour, Of New Yors has decided lbs
unconstitutonality of that act unier which th
claims for damages hom the draft riots ar
made.
By way Of san Francisco we haze advice
from Mexico 10 the 22l Of december, On m
i7ih ut G neral utsga,wih 5000 Mexican,
attacked the French army at Morelia and W.
defeated, with tie loss Of 1000 killed and wour
ded. It was believed in the country that
Spanish prince would be substituted fer Max
milan as Emperor Of Mexico.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

the subject of making nn appropriation to aid
the nmies of Volunteers. They organ zed by
he selection Of Edward d Porter, Of New Cas-
tie County as Chairman, and Il ". Draper, as
aee elary. They have madu au urgeat appeal
tOAh. Legislature to do something in behalf Of
the wives ani children u our gallant 'olun-
lects. The sui jeti was also lse,led to III The
npyygnor's Message aud strongly urged IN The
At eution Of the General Assembly. In the
II iu.e, gu motion Of MIR. Duucau, that part Of
the document relating TO the relieffund was refer
red to a special committee, consisting OF Msssrs.
Duncan, Bewley and Watson. The matter Of
tho Cemetery at Getty sburg, was also brought to
their attention, and on motion of MIR. Gtnmil
was referred 10 specisl committee VI which
that gentleman Is Chairman. 1t is said that the
COrperheads held caucus lew lights since.
numb Of the same faith from your county
wsre present, and | am creditably informed,
that it was resolve to vote large approprin-
ton for the families of Volunteers, 60 aud
reimburse ths treasury, by levying State tax.
0ne thing am ceran Of, the Copperheal mean
bers have no desire 10 vote dollar for such n
purpose, and il it is done. it will be from a
hope to increase their stock Of political capital.
rut whether the motive which prompts 1t is q
good one or not, | say let US have the money
aud no loyal man will erumble At paying hi,
share towards helping the families OF our BRAY,
Volunteers who are perriliug their lives loi
Freedom aud Union.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

H. II. bnINGnURsr, DRUOaIsT AND ApoTuE-
CARY, 3l1 Market-next door to the corner of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
sale, large variety of fancy articles, drugs.
medicines, chemicals, patent medicines and
perfunery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices. large
assortment Of hair brushes and tooth brushes.
combs, fancy extracts, cologne water, toilet
soaps. hair preparations, &C., he is prepared to
sell them at the original New York aud Philadel-
PIMA retail prices lie keeps constantly on hand
a large stock OF the most popular and most reli
able Patent medicines, all Of which he gurabtee,
10 be the truly genuine, and warrants them
fresh and unauthorized. Ayers Sarsapatilla
and Cherry Pecioral, Jaynes Expeotorapt.
Jaynes Alternative. Carminative, Venture
aud Sanative Pills Browns Essence of Ginger
Husbands Magnesia, Browns bronchial Troohcs,
kadways Ready Relief fubas' Horse Liuimeit
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Eminent VOLTA
Schnapps and brakes Plantation Bitters, war
fanIed genuine mud sold at reduced prices
we would also call particular attention 10 his
Iamily medicines, among which tho following
preparations have been used for many yea
aud can be relied on for their safe aud effioa.
clous cures; Briughursts Cough Syrup, for
coughs Colds and Asthma, is one of the best
remedies known for diseases OF the Lungs -
Bringhurst's Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent rama
dy Tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &c. Brine.
hurst's Anti Bilious Pills, popular and deal.
rabe cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice, Costiye
ness, Headaches, 60. Bringhurst's BLACKBERRY
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cbolic
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh@a. Gripping Pains. and
summer Complaints in children. Bripphurst,s
Kings Mixture, speedy and eihcacious apnli.
cation for Pans, Bruises, rheumatism, Chill
o'aIns' Frosted Feet, So, and also Brnehurst's
Essence OF Jamaica Ginger, the popular mrdi-
enc cine ior Disordered stomachs, Indigestion, aud
Diarlh@a. This preparation Of Ginger. MILL
those disagreeable and useless nostruns ,olJ
unier tho same name, is prepared only from the
genuine bleached Jamaica Ginger.
hasson's Compound Syrup of Tar, for COUGHS,
Colds, lloarseuess, Asthma, Sore Throat and ali
Inc affections of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
- 'eu's per ooltIe. sep 14.tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
sherif9a Sale-

~ virtue Of writ VI Levari Faclas to NE irestsd ,ii
- ue exposed to Public Sale at the hoto Of Samuel W
Strickland In the town Of New Caats In NV Csstis Inn
ared New Castle County, bslawars on TklDAV ia az
Jay q January 1861, At 10 ooek A. N the oiiovlpa
described Real Estite, Wis '-As
All hAt certain lot piecs OF land situated In tina s.d
town Of New Castle bounced and described as follas 10
wh:-beginung at corner Of lot q land Of Wililam
hIus deceased IN uange street; theme with his line
about one hnndfd and thirty feet 10 Vipa strsa,.
thence on Vine street tseny.slx feet eight ineb"s
to stone - stake thence with a new iIns
dividing tbs from other land fi,merly ~ csat-s
Houston 'bout one hundred and thirty feet Ia
stalk stone In the side Of Orange etreet isnra lin
ssld erect tNentyHix feet eight inches 20 t nee Of h
giralnE, containing by computation ne4 h5nssnJ hnr
fandred and sx'yseNen feet Of land he tl ss ,o
lr less. VIC ANU aoN
Seized and taken In execution tho nj nt,ty ~ tohn ~
King and Ann his wife rs and to Ia .,ll liz " w ~
sherin's ONCE, New Castle Dec H. ssS shs''n'