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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

BALpIS SocpAq. CLUB - As a SECULAR
meeting, held by the Baltic Social Club. on
Wednesday, January Z, 1874, at jackson
Hall, the following members were unani-
mously elected to serve as follows, for the
ensuing six months: e. E. Brady, presi-
dent; T. Pap, vice Presidsnt: NJ. J. He
mard, financial secretary; +. C. McEnany,
recording secretary: A. HeInard treasurer,
and J. Stanmyre, p. +. sSnss and e. Uarta
man. board Of Ggectorss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Uncle SAM PUf ON THE Duty AGAIN.
Contrary To general sxpec tation, the price
Of coffee has increased since the United
States government took off the gold duty.
This is d matter past the understanding of
dnost people, and it is but natural that they
should desire some explanation. Before
the way fifteen cents PEP pound was about
the range, but to day anore than double
that will not satisfy dealers generally.
Perhaps if our good Uncle Samuel would
once more collect gold import duty on coffee
consumers would not be compelled to pay
from thirty-fv to- tifty-fve cents per
pound. 1t now looks as if the importers
gathered the tax aindly omitteS iy cur
pOyeIEmenf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

8artiwaite. Lewis i: Miller are still cell
ing clothing at cost. Tor cash, at Nc. leV
Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

O.Ss F'reEnn"'. tlarifabIe Associa-
to',. NJ Orleans. jsnnarv 9. 1874 Beard OF Dele.
gates r...uia. .aa:te.iy .nreting MONDAY .JaIu
=, al: - q: ..e IA: Vf i"nsian. Hos. Com.
Dapv. 4. -: FLANA'aN.
30 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

EXCITING TINE AT 4 ClRCUs.-Ab0nt
nine o'clock last night three barrels of coal
oil, in the rear Of the circus tent on at the
corner of Orleans and Bourbon streets, took
tire. and Robert Marion, a lad. standing
near at the time. caught some of the blazing
fluid on lis clothing. In his fright ne ran
into the tent. setting the canvas in blaze.
There was "a large number of people attend
ing the circus, aud the instant that an alarm
was given all rushed headlong to escape by
the front entrance. Men, women and chill
dren were crushed together in a mass. many
thrown down and trampled, although none
were badly injured.
Philip Jacobs, lad, whose home is No.
406 Moreau street, was jammed against a
cage in which was tiger. The animal,
quite frenzed, bit the lad severely.
All the animals were naturally very much
excited at the unusual scene. but fortunate
" none Of them broke their cages. People
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11
CONSTABLES' SALES,

Z. e. f.. BrOusse vs.. John Mcdonald
Sixth Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
No. $50.
DY vIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. John Daly,
Sixth Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish of Orleans, will proceed to sell at public
auction, on THURSDAY, January Is. 1874, at 10
A. NJ, at my warehouse, corner OF Camp and ST.
Mary streets
ONE SEWING MACHINE.
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
ia4 II Is WILLIAM FOLEY Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11


ASSOCIATION OF LoUIsIASA-Bo0rd Of Deke-
gates-She board ofaielegates of the Hiber-
MAN association will meetOn Monday evsns
ing next as the Star Halh Ns II6 Poydras
&treet, whenahe annual election Or0flicers
80 serve during the ensuing seaa will be
held. The following named gentlemen lave
been elscted as delegates y, the boart5
Branch NO. s-John McIGelalo .LohB Me-
gatireys Daniel MahoneN.
Branch No. s-John esrses9o William
Tannon. =. Bradley.
Branch No. 3-JoA~ g GslUsn.o w. &c.
Eeary. =. NcCabe.
BrancA No. III. r. a obMealis. TiciaeI
Haoks,t. John 6. Murray.
Branch No. d-P. Do Gacrsi. =. IIssnsn.
:. Be- Cunningham.
Branch no. G--JofnR ~. S!ee.I&, Edward
SeynoFdso II. +. Brennan.
4Sranch No. ssJanss Grant. John =.
DonovaueJ }. Jo Duwlineo
Graneh No S-sTAom'= y. H. t!ynno r
Short, l.. LYONS
Branch No. $--Jamee Swsenys James
Campbell Edward McGowan.
Branch No. l0-BaS amR Geflyo ~ H.
e1cnnor, VI. Rooneyo
Branch Mo- ll.John = Sjnuey, r. +.
Curleys William Ii. Byrneso
Branch No. i4-Ps 90 SGHisano NJ AiIe
brides j. J.. Canaan.
hNEE.SGs LlECSloS~-iH nc liIo utpdFtLnsHt
of Algiers. Fifth District eacted the to!'
lowing officers for the presene Scar at She
annual election held January 20 iSs4s
Thomas IL. JONES' of Pelican No. presI'
dent, 10 n. Rilcys. of Brooklyn No. =, yicc
president; Edward Quinn at Washington
Hook and Ladder No. l. seeretary3 Nicholas
Amann, of Morgan No. D. treasureT VII
liam Ce Brodtmann. Of BROOKLYN NH :.
chic! engineer; Ps V. Nicklaus,s os Wash'
ington No. 2. assistant engineers John Iars
rleux.u f Pelican No. L. assistant sngineers
William sutherlan6.o of Morgan Nos ., ass
sstant engineer. Finance committee
Mark 40 Morse, of Hook and Ladder No. 10
William Sarazin,' Of Pelicaa Soo Is James
Butler, of Brooklyn No q
After the election bountiiuY iunch was
spread in the engine house OF Pelican Steam
Fire Company No. !, auds after tull justice
being done. a salute wac f,Sets ~ tue selss
brated Jones aattsSgo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Citizens Bank 81 souisiaunNew c.l.ans.
December -; i3.!-T!e annual election for ~ u
directors %; This nalk :" serve dr!riHc she eusxin z
wear, Wi; be he'd q, t.l. banking hense on MON
tAI. February !! !o:.. D'tween the hours OF 70 i.
i. and IN. J. l.. UELkRI. sahiiex.
tau
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

THE TgovrrHt: Rae. f.s,ERDs,.-Nas-
land Course was lively yesterday. quite ..
number of people having congregated there
10 witness the trotting race. There were
five entries, but only three came - time.
Frank and Leonard's Billy.
Leonard's entry made the best three IN
five, taking the purse of $500. Harris Frank
was second best in the race. Considering
the poor condition of the track and the
horses, the time, for harness. was no. bad.
Time-3:02, 2:59. 1902.
There will be another race IN a few days.
when it is confidently expected that : bet
tor SI,n in, will he m ado
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

Mrs. Charlotte Piffett VS.. Antonio Pratt,
ID. Mancuso and Charles Lang ch-Second
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans, No 502..
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERI FACIAS To
ID directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans second
justice OF the in and for the parish of Orleans
in the above suit, will proceed to sell at public
auct on, on WEDNESDAY, January IA, 1874, at No.
l42 Girod street. at twelve o'clock NJ
THE CONTENTS OF A RESTAURANT AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
Terms--Cash the spit i'll United States cur
ia II IA John MCCORMICK Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

IS II IA JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.

Frank FehrenOach VS.. MIR. Pey tOn-Firsr
Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. l.l5.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS To
ID me directed by the Hon. w. It. Houston, first
Justice ofthe peace and for the parish of Orleans
will proceed to sell at public anction at my ware.
house, No. l39 Julia street on THURSDAY, January
u, 1874 at twelve O'clock NJ, the following de.
scrihed property, 10 wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot
jatl Is % JOHN HURLEY Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

No. f3's BALf-On the twenty fourth ia
stant the happy lads of Perseverance No.
- will treat their friends and themselves to
q pleasant ball. Read the advertisement
for particulars
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-11

l.. Lambert VS.. John Palmer, Grandson
Hail. Third Opposition-Sixth Justice Court
for the Parish of Orleans. No. 0,554.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FiERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. John DAY. sixth JUS
tice of the peace III and for he parish Orleans
Will proceed t" sell at public auction, at my
warehouse. No 23l 81. Andrew stree: on MONDAY,
January 10, 1874 at 10 A. NJ
A LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in he above entitled ss.so
TeIms-Cas,S on the spot
ia8 IA 10 WILLIAM FOLEY. consta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
The Great SHOW.

4 GPtND COMBINATION OF ARFNIc TALENT
A BRILLIANT STREET PAuEASr.
Long before the appointed hour, this
morning Market street, on hoth sides was
lined with All excite 5d crowd OF Juveniles, and
equally interested but more sedsts persons
OF older yOars, who had lett their homes
and assembled along our chief thorough.
fare, for the purpose Of witnessing tue
street parade Of Adam Ferepaugh's Grand
Circus, Menagerie aud Equestrian Axgre-
gatiou. rho weather was clear aud bright.
the people were arrayod In holiday attire.
aud from the appearance OF Market street.
a stranger might have supposed that this
was gala day In Wilmington, and that
the masses were assembling f,r The pur-
pose OF celebrating the birthday OF some
patron Saint, or some othtr equally iDtsr-
| estlng event.
drew near to Fifth and Market streets, and
continued down the latter street amid
| shouts OF hundreds OF little boys and girls
on tho sidewalks, the pleased OK xprssAions
of the elders behind them. and the yells of
aomiring applause from tue gan,ins who
followed along side and la the rear line OF
march. Tho procession WAS headed by q
magnificent hand chariot. drawn Ivy four
| teen horses, followed by two baby elephants
and long array OF cages, beautifully
painted, and all drawn by animals OF fine
appearance. One cage was drawn by SIX
l
little ponies. One OF tho large cages was
uncovered. and behind the bars serenity re-
posed q family of sleepy looking lions, i'm
mense in size, but perfectly docile in man.
ner. They were accompanied by theil
keeper. who sat smong them as uneoncern
ed as though they were only puppy dogs
One particularly large lion. seemed of an
usual patience and good temper. He laiG
with his fore paws protrudiug from the
bars, which the audacious boys, who trot
ted alongside stroked, from time TO time
: with perfect impunity. Finally he became
, annoyed, but instead of boxing the littl,
venturesome rascals over the ears, no go
up and quietly drew In his paws.
Among other attractions IN the line o
parade, were two automatons perched OF
top OF two cages, one Of them reclining oI
: Its back, Kept large hall rsvoly ing with
its feet. The other was ridiculous look
. ing figure ot a man. tossing an equally ri
diculous looking baby in ITS arms. tn
q cages were all fresh in appearance. an,
contained beautiful pictures, ,Insay OF whlc
represented Bible scenes.
Il The circus and menagerie exhibition
al this afternoon. is taking place on the col
r Iege grounds. Tenth and Mad ison street.
+ before an immense audience. Another ca
hibtion will be- given this evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

FoUNDLINa.-When the 6:35 T. NJ. train for
Seaford arrived at Townsend, last evening, con-
ductor Duncan noticed bundle lying on the
seat, but thought nothing unusual OF this fact at
the time. But when the train neared Dover, 1t
was discovered that the bundle had become quite
lively, and an examination revealed the fact that
the bundle contained fne-looking male baby,
apparently about ten days OF age. Under the
seat was found basket containing clothes suiii-
Client to last the child year, but none OF the
tices contained any mark by which the parents
could be identifed. Conductor Duncan LETT the
fhild at Dover, in charge of o nurse, until other
Arrangements can be made. itis supposed that
the party ef parties in charge of tho child let the
train at Townsend.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
Stray Walls,

You are going to the circus, Tonight OF coursc.
The Sunday Evening Musical Service in Trini-
ty Chapel Is largely attended.
The iiSh market was well supplied this morn
Ing. Prices remained as usli4'.
The Faster Day Selections OF mii>ie will BE Ic-
peated in Trinity Chapel TO morrow morning an,l
evening.
81 ncie Toms Cabin" Will lie produced at the
Grand Opera House next Wednesday might with
Mrs. q. {. Howard a. Tppsy.
The rehearsal fol the male chorus oil the Triggs
concert takes pla?e this evening, at O'Clock
sharp. A inll attendance is requested.
Wilmington man has been taking coL-liyer
oil for fcsr years to cure the consumption, and
has Just f0nnd out that he never had any con.
sumption. He is the maddest man in America
and his children haven't said '.boo" In week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
New Castle.

LARGE SALES OF CArTLE-sALE or uousEs-
Back MANUFACTURE, &c.
|6E scial to the Gazette.
Nsw CASTLE, April ii, 1874.
This morning, the large vessel Uncle Knapp
left this port, besring away large cargo OF ship
tIu,bsr.
Mr.. VIM. Shearer Is getting ready for active op-
eratiops at his brick yard, end when he gets fair
y started he will manufacture about 900 bricks
per day.
This afternoon, at the Star Hotel, Mr.. Edward
Connolly, executor of the late Vim. Shearer's es-
tate. will sell at public sac, BY virtue OF an order
OF the Orphsus' Court, four dwelling houses in
the town Of New Castle. Thomas NJ. ogle, auc'
tionser.
Yesterday, Thomas III. ogle, OF Wilmington,
auctioneer sold for ]. NJ. Houston, at Hare's Cor
ner, near this town, some forty or fifty head oi
cattle, and lot OF hss shoats. The attendance
was quite large, and the stock brought very good
prices, many OF the cows bringing $50.
The circus is the chief topic of conversa' :on iu
town this morning, and many OF our people pro-
pose going to Wilmington to see the big show. =
Our Juveniles have been vel! nigh wild the last
day or two, and quite number Of them posted
of on foot at an early hour this morning, bound
| for the city, TO witness the wonderful sights II
will present TO their astonished gaze On This i'm
portant day.
| Our people were rather surprised at the appro
priation for the Improvement of the Court House
| made by the Levy Cou,t. None fail to admit ths
the Court House Is d'iapidated, i'(y ventilated
and unnt for its present purpose; but the gensru
impression seems to be that it would have beeI
wiser action on ths part OF the Court TO let th'
old Court House remain as 1t Is for two NOR
wears, and make an appropriation sufficient to IN
troduce trades into the county Jail, and render i
self-sustainipg institution. j" ".
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
Trnstees Of the COInmOns.
THEIR ANNUAL. 5TATEMENTT-THE COMMONS
FARMS AND THEIR RENTAL. VALUE.

THEIR ANNUAL. 5TATEMENTT-THE COMMONS
FARMS AND THEIR RENTLL. VALUE.
Thanks to the d,sn'err led, pbilsn'lropic
spirit of that good old Quaker, Wm Penn, the
people Of the goody t1an Of New Castle one
possessed ufsometh,ng over 1900 srIes Of land,
now known az the Commons FaIms," the rev
euue from which is applied 10 the benefit Of the
school and other inteiests Of the town. This
land wss securely decided To the tos u by FRIEND
WiI'sm, dnl ug BIS peacef1 frien in this coun-
t~y, Pnd ever s'uCe has been devoted faithfully
to 's original purpose, by body known as the
"Truste - Of the CoNmon4.' . who are elected an
nus'ly, Iy the people. From their las, state
ment we meGe the following extract;
Receipts, 80. ."GG2s: expenditures, s3,Gi2, 20,
balance in hands OF treasurer, 593, 80; amount
due Trustees g., .6l 90, amount due FaI ners
Bank, $500; amount due the New Ccstle
Water Works, Sl,5OQ.-
The Acting Committee Mes-il. Ferdinand
Iecfler, VIM ii. Do5b and Wm. Herbert
makes the the following statement receipts,
sl,'0o,o3; expenditures, 81 COZ, ,53; balance on
Sl2 40.
The Committee on Educ Atom -Messis. Al
len Y. Les'e James &. Shaw, and John j..
Black-makes the follow ny 5 atement: lie
ceips, IS ,6S6 20; expenditures, ( CSC 20
1nc farms belonging II the town ara a.
follows:
No. l-Jelfersou, - acres; Ezekiel Fols,
tenant rent; !67J.
No. 2-Stockton; li5 a,re2, Alex. Biggs
tenant, rent slGco.
No. 3--Oglethoipe. s. acr,s, l;obt. 7. Nogri
son. tenant; rent So,o.
No. 5-Centre Hall, l32 acres; David Mccoy
tenant rent, 81 900.
NO. G-rcpn. 14l acres, Walter Beck, ten
ant; rent. 1,1e0
Nos. 4, Z. s-linion. a. acres, Eeni. G.
Pierce. 'enaut rent, S1650.
| No. 9-Bayard, lo2 acres; VIM ". Fraaie
| tenant; $3.50.
No. 10--Clayton, l01 acres; Geo. W. Nor
risen, tenant rent $3.50.
No. 11--Model. 110 aeres; Solomon New.ov,
| tenant; rent, $500.
Part of No. 8, 9 acres; Geo. jackson. tenant
rent, $40.
Total number of acres. iO'3; total rent valu'
SIS, $50.
The Trustees are as follows; A. C. Cray
John Janvier, William C0uper. Wn. II. Dobl
Nerd'nand Leckler. Peter u. Vandever, VIM
Herbert, Or. Allen Y. lesley; J. II. FOls. JohI
White, John Mahoney, James g. Shaw, JohI
J. Black
The officers of the Board are. Presiden
Allen V. Lesley, NJ, D., Secretary, Peter B
Vandeyer; Treasurer Wm. Herbert.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
POLICE CASE 8.

Charles Wilson. for tisordely conduct vas ar
rssted by officer Nickerson, He was tried before
the Mayor, Baed "a and costs, and held to bail in
the sum Of $500, to keep the peace.
Officer Writ arrested Patrick Dougherty, for
threateDiug bodily harm to Bridget, his &c. He
was required, by the Mayor, to pay costs, aud
give bail, n the srm OF 5000, to keep the peace.
Brow alec and Archie ONiell were arrested hy
officers Croppsr, springer and w oodwsrd. Each
were committed To the County isH for thirty
days.
One case Of dl,pkepness, this morning, was
Rned SO cents and cost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

CoSvocATIoN.-A Convection of the clergy of
the Diocese Of Delaware, was held in -. ANS
Church M'dt'etoNI, wednesday end Thulsiay
last, the Sth End 9th instant Besides tho Bishop,
the Bev. Mr.. Clemson and Hotchl 5, OF Clay
mont; Frost and Litel, of Wilmir on, Stone,
of New ark McKim, Of Milford; Douglass, OF
Georgetown; Gibson, of Dover: Stewart, OF Lew
e. and the Rec or of the Parish were present.
The opening SCI .ces on Wednesday moi Iing
were conducted by the lev. Messrs Gibson and
Stewal the Rev. AR. Stone pre- aching the ser
mon la sflelnoon q business meeting was
held n tho Rsctoiy. At O'clock, A. NJ, 1hrrs-
day, Convocai on reassembled and the Bishop, as
sisted by RV. Mr.. Stone, celebrated the Holy
Communion. Morning prayer was said at lo1l
O'Clock, and the Bishop preached from the Sd chap
lG verse OF st. Pau"slst Eps'e to the Corinthians.
After the sel mon, nd while the hy nm was being
sung, soyen candidates (ladies) advenced to tho
Chancel rail- rad at the close received the apos-
tolc Rite OF Coniilna Oh. The C5nvocation
then adjourned for aaothcr business meeting at
the llectoli.
In the evening the Apostolic Comaisson, con-
sldered as an act OF Incorporation, was the sub
jec d,scr by tho various spesks snM which
the Convocation adjourned. The seiSces tn rough
out were Of the most interesting and pleasing
character.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

EoREPACoH'S SHow.--lsut tho ladies' at
tention is called to the larger show whioh
+. l. Frank. oil Market street, In display
Ing his large and we'll selected stock of
corsets. hoop skirts. ladies' undergarme ents
OF every variety, linen and lawn suits, made
up IN the latest style. iadiOs' wrappers in A
different patterns: infants long dresses aud
cioaks: chlidren's short dresses, car - and
fancy caps, all al his own manu- tacture.
Call at Franks. and save "A second profit.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11

=; SCHOOL ELEcTIoS.- In district No. IC2, Sussex
county. on Saturday, Capt William Adams was
elected Commissioner without opposition, and 4
tax of $3.50 was voted tor. The msiority for the
tax was l.
In district No 20, tho Commissioners e, ed
we've VIM. +. Robinson, Benjamin u. Reed and
George II. Baker, Amount OF tax $500.
The school school elections in the several di,-
trcts OF Milford came oil on Saturday last ut the
usua' hour. 1l school district No. % .GG the iol-
lowing are the Comm ssioners: (the first NO
holding over aud tho last one being elected De.
w. J. W. PuIncIl, M. W. {. Davidson, Peer l.
Lohand. The usual SUN oil $500 WAS voted. which
with the dividend from 'he STATE, is sufficient 10
run the school.
AT The Academy District, M. W w. Abbott
whose t..he mad expired was reelected and the
Board stands thus nr. W. W. Frsrta, ". "
Abbot. b. IL. Hoffecker
Tho meeting voted $3.50, or u more then will
be- needed tor the school. Win this sur ius II is
Iit posed 10 pa'nt:he bn'djug.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
AmuSements.

On Friday evening next, 18th inst, the
celebrated American actor, oliver Doud
Byron. will appear at cur Grand Opera
House.iu his celebrated AID exciting drama
ACROSS the Continent" Hs will be sup.
ported by q strong company and will un-
donbtedly give superior performance.
The lecture by John O'Byrne. Esq. -,
Tuesday evening next. at Institute Hall. on
"Old lrelrnd," viii ba a nne enort. The
tickets of adm mission are only twenty five
cents each and can DO obtained from any
mem ber Of the Historical society, before
whicn the lecture is to be delivered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-11
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue ofsn order of the Orphans Cou,t If
tue state ot Dsaware. in and for New Css,is
will be exposed to sale by way Of Public Austisn
on THURSDAY. the :0th day ofAPRIL A. D. Is-.
at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
at IA Q Auction Room of Joseph Miller. on ths :
+: Corner Of Fourth and King streets in the City
tsnements. being the Real. Estate OF the late Ken
amin Sanders. deceased:
No. al that certain lot OF land with three story
- brick dwelling house thereon erected. situ,
,H sted in the City Of WILMINGTON EeT rssi,,
III cd and described as foIieWs. 10 ANU Vii, "ouPa-
ginning at the North Easterly corner of Sixth srd
spruce strsets. thence Northerly with tho Ksster-
Easterly parallel with Sixth stIest throush tbs
middle Of a diylson wall between this and the sd
NortasFly side Of sittl street and thsacs thersby
mestsriy q eet 70 the place OF Beginning. be ths
No all that certain lot of land stu atsd in tie
ry brick house thereon erected, described E.s
as toliows Beginning on the Northerly iit
side OF Fifth street between Poplar. and Ill
Lombard streets at the distance of 81 feet from the
westerly slie OF Lombard street. thsace North
erly parallel with Lombard street so feet to stake
to another stake, thence SoutherIy parallel win
Lombard L street 80 feet to the Northerly side q
feet to the place of beginning be the conteats
| thereof what they may.
No 9, A certain piece Of land situated in Mill
4
| aforesaid. described as follows: Beginnins az
| a white Oak on the West side Of Poulson's Mes-
dow. thence North eleven degrees West, 82 percht,
to a White Oak. and thence South seyenty-.ix de.
| srees West 10 perches to a corner Spanish Oak,
| thence South fifteen degrees West, Sc perches 10
corner post on the North side OF Poulsou's run
thence by the several courses of the said run Sout
! Easterly 20 perches to Gum tree standing on tbs
south side OF said run. thence North fifty-tbree
degrees East, Il perches to the place of BeSnnlng
containing within these bounds acres and l3 per
ches Of land more or less, with the free ami tull
fright of ingress and esress to and from the same.
and il ordered that the purchaser or purchasers
Thereof be and appear at the next Orphan Court
lior New Castle county. that the Court may assign
to him. her or them. the premises sold pursuant t.
said order. he, she or they with sufficient surety or
sureies to be approved by the Court entering into
tldeged in said Court. in u penal SUN to be de
ltermined by the said Court with condition to pay
to the parties entitled. seyerally. their executors
administrators assigns res pectivey their Just and
aoportonate shares OF the said money wit
interest from such time the Court may deter la me
il. manner and form is may, by the direction the
.ald Court be prescribed and appointed IN said con
litun.
Il Autnlants Willie given aud terms ot saie Ull,
1 known at tAe time aud piaco aIo otesaid by
ElCioE b.pONf, ks,4 Trustee.
OF by his Attorney.
b Aue.I c.M. SANDEyEx.
Clerk OIphzn' t0urS
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