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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

PLAN FOR ENHANCING THE HursE.-Gen
Butler is urging before the House committee on
public buildings his scheme for enlarging the
hall of the House, 50 that the large increase of
members in the Forty-third Congress may be
accommodated His plaE is to remove the par
tition on the south, between the hail and the
Speaker corridor;to reverse the seats Of Speaker
and members 50 that the former shall face the
| south instead Of the north, and the latter face
the north. This plan, it is urged, will no. only
admit, as Gen. Butler said, the light of the sur
and the air Of Heaven, but it will furnish the
additional room required. There is no doub
the proposition will be adopted in some shap,
as II is very desirable TO have some light in upon
Congress from Heaven. if it is only air and sun
light. The question Of removing the desks ana
sitting on benches, as Is now done in the Eng
llsh Parliament and in some of the State L4sis
lotures, is also canyassed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

EXPLOSION OF FIRwoRKs.-Saturday morn
ing terrific explosion occurred IN the fireworks
factory Of John Sparks, OH the fourth floor OF
the the building No. 40 Dey street, New York,
and In which fory-seven girls and five boys are
employed. The explosion was caused by the
Ignition Of some chemicals which Sparks was
engaged in preparing for his business. Sparks
was blown to Tie front of tho floor, and was
seriously burned about the head, arms and face.
Catherine McGrugin, young gnl, was thrown
down the open hatchway to the second floor
and received serious injuries about the head
and face, and her left ankle was fractured. 1t
is feared that she is fatally injured. The force
of the explosion shattered all the windows on
the fourth floor Of the building, and the uppe
windows Of several adjoining buildings. Tn,
damage to the building was considerable.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
JOWN AND M ARGARET.

The sprinl- lime zephyrs stineu the Srss
With sweet, wild touch. IA,
As though they fain would Whisper so'''
~ love you much!'
The birds high on their leafy perch
Sang gentle songs,
Aud uttered In melody
: Their rights and wrongs
And Ger the tender meadow-grass,i
With dew-drops wei,
s,rnde .Johu-a sturdy peasant lad
With Margaret.
A milking-pail of shining TIN
Glanced In the sun;
Aud ON they went, and sang OF days
Not yet begun,
Their song broke through the spell thai lay
Across the dawn, -
A, when hunting-bugle starts
A wildwood fawp.
Around their path the flowers bloomsd'
Fair to behold, -
With stars Of gold.
Tbs t,eecy clouds were rent apart
The sun shone through; ,,as
AID AZ . live the pearl-white clouds
Rode o,cr the blue.
The spring-time zephyrs stirred the grass
With sweet, wild touch,
As though they fain woal" WHISPER 'o'''
~ love you muchi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

AYRsIIiiEs PLAYED Our.-Leotge Ham
mond writes 10 the Mirror and Farmer IN the
following radical way, which some people may
take exceptions to;
~ notice that frenl Buiiman Of the New
Hampshire Board OF Agriculture conlinends
the use OF thorou gh-brel bulls ia the raising of
STOCK for the dairy. If you can get a bull whose
dam and grandam, etc, were great mixers,
also would so breed. But | can not advise any
one TO use an Ayrshire. They are played out
here. They are small and have very small teats
both strong objections with the mixer
They are not II first class animal to turn 10
| beef in case OF accident or age, Our neighbors
Of the Oneida Community owned, a few years
| since, good dairy of common grade cows,
| many Of which would ill the pail, To improve
| this dairy, they made purchase of u thorough
bred Ayrshire bull and heifer, aristOcrdis from
| the herd of a well known breeder of the lancy
| at Southboro, Mass. In due time, TO follow
this bull, they purchased another Of equal merit
/ from tho famous New York Mills herd, and
| they now have dairy Of some 90 or 10 little
Beauties -bloods one- half and three fourth.
| bloods; some of them with teats so small thai
| they can only be MIXED by stripping. rhe
| hired men detest them and tell me that n o
one OF them would half fill a pail the past sum
mer.
| Ayrshires would not sell well here now W.
like pretty rangy cows. They are genci all
the best mixers and we don't want to Ii
down to milk. Our best Diaries show plainl
that the Durham has been around. We do moi
however, choose the very meaty TANKS, as sue
are rarely good at the milk-pail. If had on
of your poorest New Hampshire farms ] woul
not go to Shetland for my stock-horses, nor t
Kerry or Ayrshi for my bovines, for coul
dwarf u large breed soon enough myself
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
ExecutOr's Sale of Real Estate

VIII be sold at Public Sale OIL the premises on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of February 1873, at two
O'Clock, y. III, in tho village in ChrhtAna, in White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., and state OF
land, bounded and described as follows viz: By Me
Elk and Chrstiana Turnpike Road. by lands of Ed
ward Oldham by street laid out and running from
said Turnpike to the Christina Greek, running back
from said Turnpike about l2G ieet, be the contents
thereon erected, containing seven rooms all In IA
good repair Also good frame stable being the "
property formerly owned and occupied by Robert
Mcfarln, deceased and since his death occupied by
Rachel Tow nsend, now deceased.
Any person wishing to view the premises will be
shown 1t by MIR. Thomas Brown. the present occu-
pant. or Mr.. A Common will give any information de-
sired.
Also at the same time and place u lot Of Household
Furniture as follow One large corner cupboard, !
glass lot of stair and rag carpet, and many othei
| articles not enumerated.
FERNS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. Of the purch as,
money day of SALE and the balance the 75th
of March, when the Deed will be executed and 'pos
| session given. JOHN McFAHlsIN, Executor.
A. CANNON Auctioneer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

In New York, early Oh Monday morning,
DR.. Hugh Williamson was shot and serious y
wounded by man named Quest, whose wife
he had escorted home from party. 1t appears
that Quest did not know his wife was at the
party, and when they reached her home she
was afraid TO go up stairs. DIR. William son
went up to "molify' the husband, but a quar-
rel took place, and the doctor was sho in the
groin and Quest in the hand.
The physicians appointed 10 examine the
mental condition Of Guffney, the Buffalo muir
derer, report that lie is sound 10 miud and onl,
feiyniDg insanity.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
PIIRT,IC SALE.

VIII be sold at public sale, on Thursday, February
eth 1873, at O'Clock, p. the road leading II ON
Red Clay Greek church, to Mendinhall's Mill. the
following stock, and farming utensils, viz: Three
horses, 10. l, Mike, work anywhere No. 2, q,
Lucy, work anywhere No. 5, Fanny, workyJxzA
anywhere, and trot her mile in " ianutes Ah
r5...srarhree good cows, one OF them FRESH day OF
bES1S3S sale. One two horse wagon, one market
M.-H dearborn, 1 Germantown wagon, one shift
ing top buggy act II carriage harness nearly new
set of deai born harness. two sets Of pillow harness
pillow, twin harrows hukes, forks, rakes, shovels,
hoes and grubing hoes chains, Van Wickle fan corn
shelter barrels, hOgsheas, pig, set OF double trees,
double lines, swingle trees, wheel barrow.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-An sums under 90
cash, on all 825, credit of SIX months Will
he given without interest by the purchaser giving
hank able and satisfactory security, II not paid
when due interest from lay of slae.
MRS. JANE McELWEE.
Ru ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
FARM ENR SALE.

pnr hundT,d and FIFTY two acres vi land Tor sale,
having about sixty acres uIdcraid With tho best
quality OF iron ore, OF lemrtiu. and gray iron ore IN
great qunn:ty, IN Pcncader Hundred, two miles
this side Of Glasgow This farm has good frame
house, good barn, stable AMI sheds. good well OF WA
ter, - acres vi timber, oak chestnut and poplar
large amount OF White clay, &c, &c: Iron men OF
Delaware look to your interests, aud don't let fhha-
delphiuus the people Ot Reading take this great
prize out ut Noui hands. The new railroad cuts
through end OF the farm and into part of the bed
OF iron ore. Tins farm can he bought at $3.50 per
acre 5000 dollars down. and two Thousand dollars an
nuay with interest. Title good. Samples of the iron
can he seen BY calling oil Dr. " Al. Fields Agent
aIJ West Seventh street Jan l3-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

black pepper in the kernel, and pulverize well;
then soak the pepper with spirits of turpentine,
and apply 1t to the felon as apoultiee. If this
remedy Is used when the felon first makes
Its appearance, it Is certain cure in few al
pllcations.
Great reduction In the price of tea, and cof-
/ fee, at Crippsns, 4th and Market street.
Choice HAVANA and Messina oranges for
! sale cheap at Crippen's, Fourth and Market
street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
SiERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of writ of Vendition EHponas to Ine 1t
rectod will be exposed to public sale at the Lafayette
Hotel No. 81 Shipey st. kept by JAS. Z. Pcrson IN
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1873, at two
O'Clock, p m, the following described Real Estate
viz: An that certain lot OF piece of land situate IL
the city of Wilmington, New Castle Co.. Delaware
bounded and described ns follows to Wit Be m
ginning at the southwest corner of Smith and <EE11A
Windsor Streets, thence sUuthcrly along SAID Insm
westerly side oil Windsor street eighty luct tollnl0
corner thence westerly parallel 10 Ninth street
enteen feet to another corner thence mOrthely
parallel to the first mentioned line and Windsor stree
along line Of other land of Edmund q. Springer
the west 80 feet TO the aforesaid sOuthery side OF OIL
street. and thence thereby eastcrly II feet the ac
OF beginning be the contents thereof what they may
| with a two story brick house thereon erected.
| Seized and taken into execution the property u
| Jacob @. Chandler, and to be sold by
ROBERT l., ARMSTRONG, Sher4fl.
hheIlh's Ohlce, New Caatle JannnrN lbIl IA d. l5i.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
sHERRIFF,S SALE.

Nv virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed, WI
be- exposed to public sale, at the store OF William
Meredith & Bro No. I03 Lombard street In the city
Of Wilmington In New Castle County, Del, on tues
day the 18th day OF February a. d., 1873, ut ten o.
clock a. IN, the following described personal proper
w. viz: Three dozen cbildren's button boots, bamo-
rails and shoes, II pair chdrens button boots leb,
HE lasting morocco and calf skin shoes; IS pair OF
mems shoes, CATERS and slippers; 70 pair men ami
boys boots pair Of cali stitched boots u PAR
trees peg cutter, boot stretcher, gum shoes lot Of
shoe backing lot OF coal, box OF soap stone eyelet
maohine violin and bow counter, shelving drawers,
MANOR boxes lounge, lamps, carpet, chairs stove,
tables sofa bed, bedsead bedding, wash stand par
ior table with other articles OF household aud Kitchen
FURNITURE and Implements of household, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the property oil
William A. Meredith q Bro, aud 70 be sold by
| ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Shsrtff's ONCE, New Castle, February sd, a. d.lH5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
PUBLIC SALE,

The subscriber having rented his farm In Penca
der Hundred, one mile north OF Summit Bridge. on
the road leading to Glasgow, will sell at Public Sale
on on the premises, on THURSDAY, February 10Th,
1878, at IL O'CLOCK, u. m, as follows Five horses,
excellent driver, young and fast, / young
mare with foal, two colts, one and two
&lW5S years old
@F Twelve cattle, consisting of milch U
lnonn cows and young CATTLE Five shoAts. Lot Of
wagon, baskets, ladders and saws carriage and har
ness, wagon and pillow harness, plows, harrows and
guilty ators, corn blades by the bundle Meat and
lard by the pound. Potatoes by the bushel.
Household and kitchen furniture, such as chairs
tables, stoves, &c. &c.
A credit OF eight months will bo given on all sum
Of twenty five dollars and upwards.
GEORGE l.. TOWNSEND,
WIN. A. Hukill, Auctioneer. ian 3O-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

1 have Tor sale u beautiful farm OF 90
acres in Chrstiana Hundred. Y miles -
from Ccntrevllc and three tonrth miles GrE!k
from the Wilmington and Reading Rail ~
Rond nd oining lands Of Jos McCullough, It'll
Evans Harvey anu the road leading from
C,ntreyilie To Smiths bridge. This farm Is In fine
order with plenty of fruit II acres OF good woodlnpt
for fencl-g has large buildings and good water Th'
owner on the placer Mr.. VIM. Clark will show 1t y
any persons who wants to buy first class farm.
have a tar III Tor rent near this city.
MM. BRIGHT. Real Estate Agent,
liant I'm Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF writ OF Levari Facias 10 me dl-
ID rected, viii be exposed to Public Sale, at the
~, Dsiaware, On wEDNEsDAY, the 18th day Of
Ing cd real esse VIZ All thoso two s
lots pieces OF land situated In the city of Whining
No. 1, With q three storied brick house thereon
erected; beginning at the southerly side of 18th III
street. between Lombard and Pine streets, at the ~.
distance Of 70 feet from the westerly side OF Pin. A
street at Philip Qrigleys line thence with his line
eriy Side Of fourfeet wide alley; thence with said
alley side westerly seventeen feet to tho lands Of Jo-
ery parallel with Pine street sixty eight feet to the
said of Twelfth street. and thence thereby
common use Of said aiieyS and Containing Within
said bounds eleven hundred and itysx feet of land
No. ., Beginning at the southerly side of Twelfth
street ut the distance OF ninety feet from the westerly
along line Of said lot southery, parallel to Pine ST
sxtyeight feet to the n0rtnery side of alley four
alley SIDE and parallel to Twel street, weStgI ss ~
feet to land now or formerly of Joseph atbence
along line Of said land northerly and parallel 10 Pine
street sixty eight feet TO the said side Twelfth ST
and thence thereby easery twenty feet TO the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what they may
with the common use OF said alley,
Also, all those two certain or pieces Of land stu
ated In the City Of Wilmington atsesad and bound
on the northerly side OF McCaulley street between
Lombard and Pine streets at the distance of ninety
land Of Francis Vincent; thence with line of said
land northerly, parallel with Pine street iifty-nne
feet the southerly side of four feet wide alley
thence with said side OF said alley westerly parallel
10 McCanley street, eighty feet a stake In line OF
land OF Philip Quigeyi thence with said Quigey' 4
line southerly parallel TO Pine street fifty feet 10
the said SIDE OF McCaulley street. and thence thereby
easter eighty feet to the place Of beginning be the
contents thereof what they may; and No.2, begin
nips sthe southerly side Of Twelfth street. between
Lombard and Pins street, at the distance hun
dred and ten feet from the westerly side of Pine
at corner OF other lands Of the said John E. Crockett
Pine street sxty,eight feet to the northery side of
four feet wide alley thence with said side of said al
lev westerly, parallel 18th street sixty feet TO line
Of land Of James Carswell thence with line of said
land northeriy parallel with Pine street sixth eight f.
70 the said side OF Twelfth street. and thence thereby
esrtery sixty feet TO the place OF beginning be the
contents thereof what they may with the free use and
privilege Of the above mentioned alleys In common
Seized and taken into execution as the property of
John 4. Crockett and Elizabeth M. Crockett his
wife and Henry Armstrong, James Davis and James
Stewart, teIre tenants, and 70 be soldIby
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sherifsomcs, New Castle, Del, January is, A. d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
J. n. WALTER,
once Nos, Exchange BUILDING,
Market street, Corner seventh


20 FFERs THE NOW Ma
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IA VERY VALUABLE DAIRY and fruif farm Clay
mont. '05 alarge double anson, 2 rood ten
ant house. large barn. wagon carriage tool and
80 head cattle land in fine condition, NH
ly had 1000 bushel lime put On 1t. Fruit or ksk
chards, and berry pate hes.
| NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 106 Wcst street.
| A aRIsT MILL AND rAUM, IL miles from this city
| The mill has the custom of the neighborhood and
| rents we'll.
| Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, Pine ST., alo yo EIGHTH
| CnoICE fAEM i'll Brandywin Hundred, four mles
from this city, o. acres in first rate condition psn-
did buildings Whole farm will be sold for cost OF
the buildings. WIN exchange for rood city house
| SIX HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES, Lombard st.. near
Tenth, two stories ami MRnsard ruof Finely bull,
| with modern Improvements and have front Wards
Price moderate.
| FARM 2j5 ACRES near FELTON,, viii exchaa 20 or
very easy terms for city property.
| Six Coon FRAME HOUSES, blocks from Sd street
| bridge.
VALUABLE BuiLDrSI Iors, Washington street,
| above Fourth.
| FIRST CLASS REsipESvE 222 wat street Term,
| V cy easy.
| PRUtT Farm near Bridgevile, 1T acres Peact
orchard Just about bearing. Peach, grape and apple
Nurseries VIII exchange for city property.
lot II by 20 for only So25. An Investment that vii
| pay IA per cent.
FINE PEACH FARM, near Harrington, 40 acres.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, 6i2 And GA Wash
| Farm NEAR DovER.-Peach orc h= nd timber I'm,
meadow, etc, etc. very cheap and only 10th cash.
FIVE HUNDRED FARMS! Central Agency for Pen
| insula land
Real Estate managed, and collie ctions promptly
| paid -
Conveyancing carefully done. No legal papor sem
from this Office unless kHoDn to be correct.
Business transacted In Wilmington for parties re.
rompt attention, and charges moderate.
| Ofioe open In the evening froI I TO 8oclook
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

10 KEEP MILK SwEET.-The Southern Far
,ner says that a teaspoonful Of fine salt or of
horse radish IN pan of milk will keep it sweet
for several days. Milk can be kept year o.
more as sweet as when taken from the COW {:
Procure bottles, and as they are filed imme-
diately cork them well, and flsten the cork
with pack thread or wire. Then spread lit
tie straw at the bottom of boiler, OH which
place the bottles with straw between them un.
| I'll the boiler contains a sufficient quantity
Fill up with cold water, ard as soon as 1t begin.
TO Doll draw tho fire and let the whole gradually
cool. When quite cold take ont tie bottles and
pack them in sawdust in hampers, and stow
them away In the coolest part Of the house.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

The undersigned doing business in Delaware City,
Delnw at the old stand, formerly oc-
cuped by the late George +. Cleaver offers his stock
Of goods at private sale, consisting OF dry goods no,
lions groceries, queenswaro Sc.t and good Will ana
fixtures OF the store
The stone will bc lot reasonable terms with the
privilege Of buying.
This IL rare opportunity Tor any one desiroun o.
going business, Just at this time the Delawai,
and Pcnnsy wanna, H. r., is about completed, which
promises IA large business In coal brought nom TIT
mines IN Pcmsl wanna, aud TO be shipped IN vessel
ti~ tt.sa
For terms, address ln- at Delaware any Delars.s
ian III Inn h. ID, CI,EAyEK,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

Lemon FOR a CouoH-Roast the lemon
very carefully without burning it; when it is
hot, cut and squeeze into cup upon three
ounces Of sugar, finely powdered. Take a spoon
full whenever 70, + coughs Trouble you. 1t is
good and agreeable to the TASTE Rarely has it
been known to fail Of giving relief.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13

To SwEETEs BUTTER FiRKINs.-Before
packing butter into firkns, put them out of
doors in the vicinity of the well, fill them with
water, and throw in few handfuls of salt let
them stand three or four days, and change the
water once during that time. If the butter is
well male and rightly packed it will keep good
all Summer. To cleanse OLD firkins in which
butter has been packed and left exposed some
time to the air, fill with sour milk and leave
standing twenty-four hours; then wash clean
and scald with brine. This makes them as
good as new.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
For Sale.

Comfy bot t,ur miles frum iltrkwood sta YeHhy
ton, Delaware, Rail Road. improvements, -,
frame house containing six rooms, frame D a, ~
other ouhuidmes, Thirty acrees timber, WHITE oa "a,
aud chestnut well fenced Land in COED state y I,
Il, alton. Largo quEnits vi good truit OF vaI,ou ~
VIII be sold n bargain ON easy terms Apply W.
EVANS PENNINGTON, Heal Estate az IT,,
Enrn,.r innill mud Mar et SIS. Mlmlnktol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
sHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue Of sundry wrts of Venditioni Exronns to
directed, will be exposed to public sale. AT the La
fayette Hotel No 81 Shipley street, kept by James
c. Pierson, the city of Wilmington, New Castle Co.
on Wednesday, February 18Th, 1873, at 2o'clock p.
m, the following described Zeal Estate, VIZ; lot
OF land situated in BranuywIno Hundred, New T.
tie County, Delaware, bounded on the line between
the State Of Delaware and the Pennsyyania, adJoih-
ing lands Of Robert q. Smith, William 4. Tallcy and
lands of Frank Tempest, containing one acre, more
or loss, with a stone aud frame Grist or merchant
grain mill, with three run of burs and machinery
thereto belonging and all tho water rights and privi-
leges, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the property oil
Marshall Brinton and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sheriif's ONCE New Cns1le January 18th, a. d. ETH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
SHEKIFF.S SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me directed
will BIO exposed to public sale, at the National HOTEL
kept by j; G. Lpptncott, II Middeiown; IL ST. Gecr.
MONDAY, 9th day of February, d., 1878, ut ~
O'Clock, m the following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain tract OF land situated in AppOIuini
mink Hundred, New Castle County, aud state Of
Delaware bounded on the northeast by tho new pub.
lR road called Price road; the southwest by land
oil Joseph Ford's heirs; u tho northwest by the CIV
p-nss road and tho south by land al tIu said
Joseph Fofas he'rs containing 81 acres of land mon
OF less.
Seized and taken Into execution Ms tho property o
John s. Grips aud Henry Lhuewser, I. l., am 10 he
sold by -
ROBERT l., ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SheTif's ONCE, New Castle, January lSth II. H. IS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-13
sHERIFF,S SALE,

By virtue Of writ Of levari faclas to me directed
wbe exposed public sale, ut the Lafayette otel,
No. s4l shipey street, kept by james G. Plcrson In
the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
D. m, the following described Real Estate viz An
that certain lot Of land situated IN the city Of ,pm
ington, County and State aforesaid bounded and de-
scribed Is follows, wit: Beginning the norher-
iy AIDE OF Ninth street, between Adams aud jackson
srsaD, at Is feet wide alley; thence by the said side
thereof eastery thirty two feet thence southerly
alel to jackson street hundred feet 10 the said
side OF Ninth street, and thence thereby westerly 81
feet TO place Of beginning be the more or less
with the privilege moreover OF the use OF said alley in
common with other property owners thereon, forever
Seized and taken Into execution as the property ol
Abram Il. Woolson and Ella s. NJ: Woolston his wife
and {. t., and to be sold by