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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
POLITICAL.
arant,s Lass Triumph.


We have never yet heard General Grant
credited with any remarkable or even ordina'
ny traits Of generosity. II we except his con-
tribution to the Rawlings fund, which was In
fact drawn from him reluctantly, notwlth-
standing the fact that Rawlings, during his
whole military career, had not only acted the
part of friend, but was supposed to have
furnished no inconsderable amount OF the
brains which were required TO conduct the
campaigns in which Grant won what reputa-
ton as o commander he possesses, we can re-
call no instance in which he has ever display
ed any of the hberality which a man oil MS
means and position would naturally be expect
ed to do. But Grants liberality OF spirit has,
on frequent occasions, manifested itsell IN
such a marked manner that no one can Tor a
moment fail to recognize in him selfish, vim.
dictive man, relentless in his enmity to al
who have ever offended him. He pursued
Ben Butler with bitterness OF spirit mat
knew no limit, nor did he abate lot oil this
hostility until Butler bowed the knee 10 baal;
and was forgiven, or at least prolessloh vi
forgiveness was made. ,,-
| The latest and one of the most marked as
plays of this unforgiying, unmanly spirit Is ma
conduct towards General Winfield ,: hali
cock, who in 1870 had the mislortune-li sucl
a term is appropriate 10 offend his excellehcy
? and who in April of that year, in reply
. General Hancock's request 10 be transfers.
10 the command of the military division oil IN
Pacific, replied through General Sherman ]
e this wise "The President authorizes me
e say TO you that II belongs to his office TO see'
m the commanding generals Of divisions ana u
!. partments, and that the relations you choo,
'e 10 assume towards him officially and private
ry absolye him from regarding your person
y, preferences"
so Not content with this marked display
81 petty spite, in which General Sherman allo.
ed himself 10 be used 10 play most humlll
oil ting part, General Grant has again unmask
Ter his teeth and made another snap at hanGoC
ant The death of General Halleck leaves the Di
w sion of the South without a commander, a
I've Gen. Hancock, by right of seniority, being !
Oldest and only Major General not IN col
are mand of division, would be entitled TO
w vacancy But Grant had not forgotten
:, old enmty toward the "Superb Hancock,
III he was STYLED during the war, and, thereto
ty, to obyiate q necessity otherwise imperati
md he has ordered the discontinuance OF the Nj
Inv tary Division of the South, ana mus ke'
Hancock in the position Of subordinate
der General Sheridan.
on Grant has triumphed in tnis particular ca
TO but in the estimation Of every rlght-min'
md man ii has been at the expense of all tn
nobler characteristics for which people lo
ie" in the doings Of the man who has been eie
ser ted to the highest office in their GIT lie
up headed.off Hancock but we would rather
, Of Hancock than Grant FOR all that, and so wo
every other honorable, liberal-minded man
!" EpeRing Herald.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
something About Babies.

There are fourteen thousand babies in the
great Hospital Dom in Moscow. some oi
them are foundlings, some the oilsprlngs ol
naval and military officers, and many belong
10 the merchants and tradespeople OF the city.
They are fed, washed, and dressed with The
utmost regularity. Each nurse in ward has
n special duty 10 perform. Take the ward
having the week old babies One nurse Will
do nothing from morning till night but I'M
dress babies another nurse will plunge them
under streams of warm water and wash them;
another will dress them up and toss them
away, while another will follow ami nurse
them. SO they go up and down the sides OF
the ward, each baby being washed, hurhed
and dressed Il certain number Of tunes each
day. The little things learn TO ike THIS treat
ment. Sometimes the nurses give them loss
of several feet into the beds, or from one wo
man TO another, and the little things WI
laugh and screw up the funniest smiles Al
ter being nursed they are rolled mp iiEh' IKE
an Indian baby and laid away.
Many good, respectable mothers whose nus
bands are in the army or navy, or even well
to.do tradesmen, send their offspring here Il
be cared for. The treatment IS 50 suptno
that by far fewer babies die than would dle !
| left 10 the best care of a fond mother.
The castaways are trained mp by the gov
eminent % the males becoming officers IN III
army and navy % Fifth Avenue bellies , AN
the females becoming actresses and assistant
in chorusses in the great theatres all driiin
into social circles above the eX-seris. One q
the most agreeable officers in Moscow Is
captain of infantry, who was once a molhel
less founding
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

The ARAnIANs have pretty story concern
ing Nimrod the founder Of the city oil Babylon
which is worth relating for its suggestiycness
MS well as for its beauty. II is rs follows {;
On one occasion Nimrod called his three sons
together Tor the purpose Of conveying some
practical lesson, in the manner which marks
Oriental intercourse with lis symbolism and
expressive imagery To each he gave vase.
One was of gold, another Of amber and the
third was oarthen One the golden vase was
inscribed Empire" On the vase OF amber
"glory" was engraved But on the third or
earthen vase, there was no inscription. When
the son who held the golden vase looked into
| IL, he found it filled with blood. He of the
amber vase sought for the contents Of his, and
saw in it nothing but the dust Of the mighty ;
and 10 the vase upon which there was no
| inscription was empty looking further,
the gazer saw at the bottom the name OF God.
Lo, said NimrOd, the thirst for empire perish
eth so glory wasteth 50 humility eNalttth'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

In the list of the dead Of the year just closed
anpoar many prominent names. There are
nc sisters Alice and Phoebe Carey, poets and
writer's Bishop Clark, of the Methodist Epis
conal Church John Covode, cx-Congrcss-
man from Pennsylvania; Andrew J Donald
SON candidate for Vice President, with FIJI
more. in 1856 L. S. Senator Jacob NJ. How
ard. Of Michigan Ex-Governor Peter F.
Causey, of Delaware James NJ. Mason, ex-
Confederate Commissioner to England Peter
Richings, the Comedian Charles Scribner,
of New York, publisher John Slidell, ext.
q Senator, and associate Of Mason, just men.
TONED as Confederate Commissioner; Clement
L. Vallandigham of Ohio, ex-Congressman
and politician General Robert Anderson, OF
Fort Sumpier fame Thomas Ewing Of Ohio,
gu s. Senator; Dean Afford, OF England
Auber the composer Archbishop Dar0oy Oh
paris. shot by the Communists; Alexander
Dumas the novelist Ericsson, the engineer
and inventor George Grote, the Englisl
historian Sir Roderick Murchison, the great
geoqrapher, and friend Of Livingstone Gen
ssroI Prim. the actual ruler Of Spain Robert
son. of London, the dramatist'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
FOREIGN NEW s.

The American Charitable Society of Paris
is TO he recognized.
The German war Office is about TO esiab-
fish a military school at Metz
Herrera is the candidate Of the Ministerial
party Spain Tor president OF the Corles
Miss Alice Pilie an American girl, has
married S6,OOO,OO0 and the Marquis de
Chassclown. Laubat.
Mr.. Dease, Liberal candidate for Parlia'
ment from county Kerry, Ireland, was
violently assaulted by a mob, a few days
ago.
The National Assembly having voted
against importing tax upon raw material
the termination OF commercial treaties II
now improbable.
1t is reported that the German Govern
mcnt refuses to j1in In the movement of the
European powers for the suppression OF TN
Iniernalionals
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

By Writ ne of writ Of LevAh faeAs, to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale. at the Hotel Of
George W. Ortlip in Mddletown In 81. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
Gu WEDNESDAY the 14th day Of February
A. D., 1872, at IL O'Clock, M,
The following described Real Estate. viz;
es All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land site
1ii M uAtsd In the town Of Middlstown, It. Georges
l,i W Hundred. New Castle County, aud State Of Del
l48& aware, adjoining lands Of John VandtnbrAAk,
Eugsne Whiupek, William J. EliAaon, Robert H. Ella
and otheIB and lying the south side OF Ander
street, the metes ana bounds Of which are As fol.
lows Beginning at ttake the south side OF Asder.
son street, for lands Of Robert H. EliAson and
these premises thence with Anderson ITest north eighty
one and quarter degrees east nifty ave feet 10 stake
on the south side Of Of said street. for these prem
ses and lands Of the said thence with the
line Of the said Yandenbraak, Eugene Mhitloek and
william J. Rllason, south eight and three quarter de-
grees, east hundred and sixty eight feet stake
corner for these premises aRi lands Of lillian Ella
son and In a line Of James Culberson's land thence
with the said Culbeits,ns line north eight nine
and half degrees, west nifty seven feet 10 stake
In said culbsrsons line, corner for these premises and
lands Of Robert H. Esaon thenee with the said Ellison
north eight and degrees vest enc hundred
and hty nine feet to tbs place Of beginning containing
Inc thousand one fundred and nifty biz square feet Of
land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken 10 execution the property Of
John leauty aud Eliza his wife aud 1. Is. and e
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff Once, New Castle January 20 1874.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Sherifs Sale.


BY virtue Of writ Of LevArl Faclas Mech. Lisn) to
Washington Hotel, kept by Isaac Pyle In the
City Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Delaware.
On SATURDAY, the 10th day of February,
A. ID. 1872, at = o'clock, P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz.
kAs2a. Two adjoining brick dwelling heuses with Nam
uM " twenty-five feet and four inches in front and
I thiriy-sx feet deep with back buildings attach.
"a 10 cath situate Of them certain lot piece
Of land In the city Of Wilmington, beginning on the
scutheriy side Of Delaware Avenue Of George
W. sparkle land between Broom and Rodney streets
thence westerly along said side OF Delaware Avenue
about forty four feet to the middle Of the division wall
dividing this building from the other building herein
named thence southealy through the middle OF said d.
vision vail and parallel with said sparks line, about
hundred ana twenty feet to other lands OF said
r. Woolsen thence easterly tv line OF said lands 40
line said Ger. Spa land thence northtry by line
Of said Sparks land abour hundred aud niue feet to
the place Of beginning. The other beginning on
the southery side Of Delaware Avenue Aforesaid at tn
middle Of the division wall dividing this building from
the enc herein above MENTIONED thence westerly along
the said side Of Delaware Avenue to Rodney street
thence southtrly along the eatlerly side Of Rodney
about one hundred and forty-two feet TO other
lands of said A. r. Woolston, thence by line Of said
lands eastsry TO line Of lands dividing this lot IRON the
above mentioned, thence northeriy along said ns
and through the middle Of the said division wall to th,
| place Of beginning.
seiz,d and taken In execution as the property o
Abran K. Woolston. (oWner reputed owner and con
trar,or) end to be sod by
JAMES ARMSTRONG Sheriff
sherif's Once, New Castle, January 20, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

The Mayor OF Chicago has received the
following commune ltion
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, ls7l'-Mr.
Medll II was me that sci Mrs. Leary's
barn on Ere and my old man gave me $40
for doing ii set tue Hay on fire and then
Run AS Run out met man | thought
he had seen me if he had il would have
been the last of him. tell you this to clear
Mrs. Leary of the charge of carecssness
in setting her barn on fire with lamp, and
am sorry tha, so much harm was done, but
don't care, like TO make a big noise. Bye
and bye will give you some OF the particu-
lars, but now have no time Yours, etc.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
STATE AFFAIRS.

10000 bushels of corn were shipped 10
New York from the Lewes pier last week.
There were 5,37l gallons Of brandy man
ufactured in this State during 1871 against
! q, 667 gallons in 1870.
The farmers about Laurel aye extending
the small fruit culture.
The 25th anniversary Of the Odd Fellows Of
Milford will lie celebrated on the 9th Of Fell
ruary next.
the street a lew days since slipped and fell,
breaking his shoulder blade and some Of his
| ril,s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
A years Mortality from the smRIi-PoN

Iron tile London lsAneetsl
We are about TO make statement winch,
If il were not based upon stubborn undeniaDle
facts at this moment before us, we should Ger
tainly neither believe ourselves nor ask ere
dence for it in our pages, so lamentable is II
and so discreditable TO the intelligence OF TIE
people and the rulers Of this country. In the
wear 1870 there were registered in the seven,
teen principal cities and towns of England
/, $50 deaths from smallpox IN the year Just
closed there have fallen victims to the disease
in the same towns, no less that 13, ia per-
sons The details for the several towns have
| been derived from a collation. OF the weekly
returns for 1871, and are as follows New
London, 1876 fatal cases; Portsmouth, ~
| Norwich. 245: Bristol, As Wolverhampton,
2S4 Birmingham, OF Leicester, IL Nott
ingham, 144 Liverpool, 1919; Manchester
267; Stafford, 227; Bradford, 8 Leeds, Az
Sheffield, 406 ; Hull, 81; Sunderland, S4O
Newcastle.on.Tyn sos. The proportion
fatal cases 10 the population Of the IL town
taken in the aggregate was Is per lO,OOO III
p ratio in London was "a, in Norwich 81, II
| Liverpool 80, in Wolyerhampton Al, IN New
1 castle Tyne "a, and in Sunderland 90. :
L The highest smallpox. mortality ~ Lonu0
f during the 81 years 164O-lS7O was in leOt
E when .. O12 fatal cases were registered in tn
a subsequent seven years (1SG4-lS7Ol, the an
e nual deaths were successfully 531, 64O, l,3oe
!. ! .SS2, COG, 273, and 95s, Last year they ros
D | to the unprecedented number of 1876, where
of 400 occurred in the first, 3,24l in the SEE
s ond, l ,2j5 in the third, and $50 in the iourl
o quarters. This epidemic began in the latte
o weeks of 1870, and rose rapidly through IL
It first quarter of 1871 until its maximum fatal
tv was attained in the week ending May GIL
- after which period it declined at first stead
= ", but afterwards with considerable rapldi'
+ 10 less than 100 deaths weekly in Angus
d and the minimum OF 81 deaths was touched
Il the last week of September. Since that tim
,r and especially within the last month, the
g have been indications of Renaissance Whit
= demand the serious consideration OF oil WI
IN are entrusted with the care OF the pup
st health
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

10 the mzttsr OF the Real Rs In Chaneery,
tate Of George W. Dorsey New Castle Comfy, SIS.
aud william Dorsey, de Cause Of Partition.
ceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Chancellor In the
above cause made at the September Term 1871 all per-
having any lien liens affecting the interest or
estate Of George W. Dorsey, william Dorsey, deceased,
Mary Dorsey Alice Dorsey, and Mary A. Dorsey eth
or Of them, In the lands aud premises TO which said
cause relates, hereby uohed 10 die petition set
ting 10Th the nature and amount Of the same Ia the
oce Of the Register 10 Chaneery for New Castle Coun
ty ten days before the third Monday In February A. D.
1s71 and to sppear aud prove said lien liens at the
ensuing term OF The Court before the rising Of the Uour
on the third day Of the term.
JOHN 9. PATTERSON, Trustee.
| WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. u, ls7i.-td
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Al Park Row, NJ. Y.

aud are possessed Of unequAled facilities for securing
the Insertion Of Advertisements in all Newspapers and
Periodicals. at lowest rates. dselS-2m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

CARNAGNY -LECOMPrE-O On the lim Instant by
Rev. VIM c. Malon, at the Residence II Mr., n J.
Foxwel near Hole-in-the-wall, Nj A. P. Cauagny Of
New Castle county Del, and Miss Susan A, Lec0npte
OF Talbot county, Nd.
sEwALI.-COTTINGHAM- wednesisy, the 18th
Instant at the residence Of John T.. Darbee ESQ, Sea-
forl Del, by the Rev. James NJ Ederdice, Mr. George
W sewAl, Of Wilmington, Del, to Miss N. Frances
Cottngham, Of Seaiori, .
CHAMBERLAIN-TlNGLE- Bncswater, Bait
more Hundred, Del, Jannaiy 4th, by Rev Gaylord
George Chamberlain aud Elizabeth u. 10th Of that
Hunhed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness are Invited TO visit Phlla
delphiA aud call Al Z. II. NkkDLEs' ofnoe, No. lbA
TWelh street below Race TO obtain proper Trusses,
Braces Supporters, Se lady AttsndAnt conducts this
department with professional abilty' Examinations
made and suitable Instruments for Prolapsus applied
NEEDLES gives personal attention TO male patients
Al his once corner Twelfth and Race Streets Pniladel-
mia Extensive practice In this special braueh o
Mechanical Remedies, nsures Intelligent and eorree
trestment Rs-BANNtNGs BRACES adjusted.
A..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

TNYLOR-At Kiauteusi, near Stanton. DEL Jan 22,l,
lsCl, Mary A Taylor, daughter of John W aud Amy
r Taylor, aged IS Yeas and two weeks
GOING-In Philadelphia the 22d instant, Emma f.
wife Of : c Going, aud daughter Of Samuel Ridgeway
formerly OF Wilmington, aged 70 years.
McLAUGHIIN-In this city GU wednesday, January, a
1872 Rev James II. Mclaughlin, in his Seth year
LoCKwOoD-At Camden, Del on the 23d inst, Col
WIN. &. Lockwood, in tho sjth year OF bis age,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

10 the Voters Of he Democratic P5r'y Of Ne0 Castle
e. unity;
GENTLEMEN -EncOursged BY many friends and the
aatterng vote giv,n to ut the last nomination cleo
ton ain induced to again offer myself As candidate
r nomination cf Sheriff for the County OF New Castle.
pedgine myaelf to able by the nomin alton NJ said
Party aud give my hearty support 60 the successful
Respectfully, wM H. LAMBsON
Nov Casila MnnIrad naeamhar %. lsil-ln.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

OLD TINES AxD PRESENT TIMES -l2O of
the 200 descendants Of franklin still live, and
all owning, as the great-grandson said, on
Wednesday night, 10 Deborah Read. When
We think Of Franklin as one Of II children,
by the same parents, and remember the fact
that from IL to Is children by the same father
and mother were common enough in the old
ccptiOn, nursed their own children, the con-
trast with the three or four children now in
and of the family Is striking enough 10 awaken
surprise
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

THE WHARTON TRIAL has resulted In the
acouiltal of Mrs. Wharton, and her release
from custody. In the Van Ness case she was
admitted 10 bail in the sum of 5000 to ap-
near at the April term for trial. Her daugh-
er Nellie and Mr.. Nelson became sureues
with her for the amount, and the long pent
up prisoner was SET at liberty on wednesday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Adjourned Sheriff's Sale.

ny virtue Of writ Of Lsvar Facias 10 directed Will
be exposed to public sale Al the Washington Hotel,
kept BY Isaac Pyle, 10 the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February,
A. D., 1872, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land situate In
ElW the City OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded aud
nu described as follows, TO Wit Beginning At =
point the westerly side ofloWnsen nd street at
nty wide at the distance Of hundred aud two
feet and six inches from the intersection Of the said
aide of"A street, thence westerly and parallel with
street hundred feet 10 corner, thence northery
aud parallel With Townsend street sixty ieet TO another
corner, thence eastery and parallel TO street hun
dred eet 10 the Aforesaid side OF Townsend street and
thence thereby southsry sixty feet TO the pAcs Of be
ginning, be the contents thereof Whist they may.
eeiLed aud taken in execution sa the property o
John &hlvn aud Mary E. Calvin Lis wife aud T. l. an
70 DO sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG; Sheriff.
Sheriff once, New Castle. January "a, 1872.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
FOR SALE.

IIOH eALE.--A GOOD FARM IN PEN
IL CADER HUNDRED, about 100 acres, IL miles from
st. Georges station on the Delaware Railroad. Build
ings all new 20 acres I'M orchard so In wood
fencing good. Terms saey. Apply TO
THOMAS NJ. 00LE,
novl7-ti No.tEAst Thirdst., WHINING ton, Dell
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

The street gamins Of st. Louis snow
balled Alexis during his visit in that city
When the Duke appeared in the procession
he was instantly recognized, and with a
chorus Of yels, There's the luke ~ "Giye
il to the son Of a Car" the mitrailleuse Of
snow-balls was discharged. Royalty dueked
beneath the fast descending missils. Duck
ing, however, awaited not, and Alexis feigned
a smile while the cold snow silted down his
neck,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
neafness BIiudness and Catarlh

Treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAkCs, D.
and Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE And EAR (hia
speelAlty)i the Medical College OF Pennsylvania
years experience, formerly Of Leyden HolandD No.
sO5 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
can be seen al his once. The medical faculty are In
vted to accompany their patients, as he has no secret
q his practice. Artificial inserted without pay
ofehergs for examination. apl2ll
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On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of February
1879, at 10 o'clock, NJ,

in w EDN kSDA1, the l9th uay OF February,
1879, at IL o'clock, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
za All that certain plantation tract " land sit
miHN mated, lying and being In Appoquinimink
nsW Hundred and New Castle County Aforesaid
Il*H aud which ID bounded and described az follows
10 Wit beginning at stake standing 10 line OF land
now OF Ann Wedon's heirs, being for land OF
Alexander COlemans, from thence with line Of land Of
said Colemans south eight and threequarters degrees
TWENTY-FIVE perehes TO stake In the south eide Of the
Public Road leading iron the Union Meeting House 10
the Pine Tree aud smthes Landing Road from thence
with he south side said read south seventy degrees
west nineteen and tWo-tsuhs psrehes to small sve eel
gum saping for these PREMISES and supposed to
be corner said Colsmans from thence crossu ths
Aforesaid Public RoAA and by new line made and
with lands Of Re- ~orth Weldon, north one aud half
degrees, hundred peches to stake corner for
those pre- Misses aud In line Of land Of the heirs Of Jshn
NAu dsin deceased from thence with the line Of land
Of the sid heirs Of John haudan, deceased and bind
dred and twenty -three perehsH to Herring Ruu; ON
thence down said Herring Run TO BlAekbird Creek,
thence up said Biaekbd Creek the several courses and
distances thereof for the line Of marsh and upland
aforesaid heirs Of ANA Weldon, deceased; nom thence
with the line Of their marsh aud upland, and bind nR
Herewith to the place beginning, containing within
said bounds two hundred aud forty-three acres aud
seventy peTchss Of land exclusive Of marsh and cripple
on said Herring Run below the Herring Run Landing
Bridge and marsh and cripple said BlAekbrd Greek
Reized and taken in execution as the property Of
BenJ Anin Denny and Sarah u. Denny his wife, aud /
I. aud to be sold by
sherlh's Oface New Castle, January o. 1874.