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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-06-12

The quantity of iron to be used
in the construction of the Centen-
NAL buildings will aggregate about
5000 TONS of which more than
five-sixt tbs will be wrought.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-06-12
JOB PRINTING:

JOB PRINTING:
Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill Heads, Letter
Heads, Circulars, Labels, Cards, Program
mes, ETC., printed in every style, with neat
ness and dispatch.
pCurrency taken AT PAR when pay
ments are made in advance.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
. The Vicksburg Affair.

The Congressional Committee at
Vicksburg examined many additional
witnesses yesterday, and dis. ...cred
the killing OF four colored IN Il nof
Heretofore reported. One Of these
men was shot at funeral few nights
after the fight; the others werr lynch,
aed by white men. District Attorney
Lea was examined in regard to tht
indicted officials, and Crosby's bond
as TaX:Eollector wIs prodneed. What
WAS s,lpposed.to be-.a bond OF his as
Sheriff also produced, and fount
to be another bond as Tax Collector
with noamount specified. = -
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
THE INVADED STATE.

Tie Crisis Past-RdO Heads and
Bloody Bones Wdrning- White Leu
que Leaders to be Arrested--jSteriddn's 3
Secret Orders. ...
New ORLEANS, Jan. 8-The color
ed officers Antoine, Brown and De-
slopde refuse TO become parties TO a
compromise, or to arbitratc the result
of the election of 1872
Gen. Sheridan says Admiral Mullan-
cy was instructed to support him if
necessary, but he regarded the crisis
as past, and does NOT look for any
trouble in the future. He has been
served with a notice OF the three suits
against him for trespass.
Kellogg has forwarded TO Senators
Morton and Frelinghuysen threatening
documents, purporting 10 come from
members of the White League, bear
ing q skull and cross bones and con
veying dire warning and threats again
st and the negroes. The force of the
United States troops in the State House
has been slightly increased. The City
isqHiet but the people are gloomy anC
dispirited.
Acting Attorney General Dibblc il
preparing "A pamphlet on the sitnatioi
for publication. He considers tn
State Government here since 1872,
revolutionary, one, and the only sol,,
tion is for Congress to provide gov
erment 60.
1t is believed the White Leagu
leaders will'be arrested before Satu1
night, by process issued from the mi
ed States District Court, and this
troops will assist in making the arres
Itis expected the movement will b
, general throughout the State. 1t
, supposed,Sheridan had secret and pc
: emptory orders when he came here I
break up the White League at all ha
ards.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
AHERiFE,S >Alh:

IlY yi'tue of wri: of Leyari Facias to me
~ directed. will be exposeI 10 Public Sale.
ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE. BIB MARK KT ST
kept by Geo W 0rtiip 10 the City of VIII
mington. New Castle County, Delaware.
ON SATURDAY
THE lGTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
At O'Clock. =. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot If land situmto In the
snld City OF w Willninst1n, bounded and dc
scribed us follows. to wit:
beginning at the northeIly side of Fourth
street. between Adams and jackson streets.
III he distance Of twenty feet fr~m he wester
~ eide OF Adams street. thence northery par-
nlIel TO Admins street, one hundred uud five
feet ono-h inch To the southerIy side Of "A
twenty i've feet wide street thence westerly
along said eide Of said street and parallel to
Fourth street one hundred and fitv-four ft ct
to corner; thence southerly parallel to the
first mentioned limo and Adams street. .l'ons
II line OF other land now or late of John A.
pin. on the west one hundred and i've lee,
one. half inch 10 the aforesaid nOrthcTly side
of Fourth street, and thence thereby easterly
ene hundre and Gtt four feet ~ the place
Of beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF Edmund q Springer. ard Kate hi.
wife. and : I. 3 and 10 be sold by ~
VIM II. LAMBSON. atriG.
SheriH's Offise. New Castle,
December 70, A. d.. 1874. dec30 2taRts
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
A. j. Andrews was arrested at Rich.

A. j. Andrews was arrested at Rich
mond, Va, yesterday, on a warrant
issued by Judge Hughes, of the United
States District Court, for having sent
an insulting and defamatory letter to
The Court relative to a bankrupt case,
in which Andrews is party. He will
be tried before the Court at Alexandria
to-day.
The President yesterday nominated
Jacob Corliss as Postmaster at Red
Bank, and j $. Garrison as Postmaster
at Cape May, New jersey
ANOTHER PROTEST. "A humber OF
the leading cTergymen ofArkaneas have
published an appeal to the people OF the
,eountry denying thestate.nent of Gen,
jSheridan thata reign of terror exists in
their State, bat say that the.remedy he
proposes would OF itself produce terror
ism indeed.--N. \. Herdld.
| The steam tug Speedwell is reporteG
in New ork to be missing. She hat
thirty persons on board and was boun,
for Newport on work connected witt
the Government Manufacture of tor
lpedoes.
| The Boston journal - Il meetint
is to be held in Faneuil Hall to protes
against the military inference lou
siana. The Journal asserts that th
feeling upon Il lie subject is very stron
not only anon 6 the opponents of til
Administration, but among those VIII
are counted wit ah its supporters
Il The Garden. City. Fertilizing an
Renderding Go, npany's Works ut Ch
cago, were bur 1ed on Thursday nigl
!, Loss $4,000. T he loss by the burnin
!, OF the State Tt ,bacco Warehouses i
Baltimore, the ame night, is now G
timated at $3.50. 600, of which $3.50 OF
lwas on the stoc k.
Governor Hel ldrick's message to Il
Indiana Legisl, itue was read in tn
, body Yesterday. II closes with a 7
ference to the e vents In Louisiana, an
8 asks the Legisla ture "protest again
9 and denounce Il surpation as crime
r be detested and, not a precedent to
respected.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
SHERIFF"S SALES.
SUERlFF,x SALE.

ny virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias to me
ID directed will be exposed at Public Sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. as MARKET ST.
kept by George w. 0rtlip. in the City of vii
mington. New Castle C"unty. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY. .ls,j
l.t at ) O'Clock. r. M,
The following described R,al Estate. Siz:
All that certain frame sssuage or tenement
aud lot or piece OF ground, situata.on the. est
side of Walnut street, at the distance OF one
hundred and eighty feet six inches Soulhward
from the South side Of the Turnpike road, on
Market street, in Newport, and County OF
New Castle aforesaid, containing in front or
breadth on said Walnut street, twenty five
feet, and extending in length or depth west,
ward, between lines ut risht angles with said
walnut street ON the north line thereof, rne
hundred and two feet i've inches. aud on the
south line thereof ono hundred anu twenty
two ieet two nehes, to- ground of james
Crn nston. be the same more or less
Seized and taken in Exc uti0u MS tie Pro.
perty Of Mary Etizn Dnvi'. who hath survived
Absolem DAVIS, Mortgagot Audfeny Davis
heir nj lay of said Absoiem Davis and Benja-
min Foofe and JameS A. S,,ribntr, terrt
tenants, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMB SON. Sheriff.
Sberif's Office New Castle.
december. g, A. d. 1878 deco 2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
The n. Y, Tripune ON the In.,s,..,
OUTRAGE.

And this 10 question that in the sober
9ssagmsnt rst basI b OF a very patient people will
dismissed, as not being Of sufficient n con- n.
sequence to interrupt the regular order
81 proceedings. For if members of f0 =
10y Loaisasna sas legislature may be marched
the will Of the, President, membsrs ntls u; "
py ~ tha hmasisiat1re dn the Union may be-
IN IN sna. .s to be the order Of
political character of every Leeislsstar, 1nt
ln.the land. And if he NAV 81 ar' cnntro
hh;ssis;lstafes. h;s there is nothing to prevent
:areising the functions of law mai;na, na
mat Is the plain logic Of it, and ever,
Intelligent person no has watched RI.
progress OF these events has observed it
Inere may be no danger of it. Ther,
never Is any danger Of anything. If E wv
remember rightly there was no DANCE
81 secession or war till after the event.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
sslERIEF's Saa.

DY virtue Of suniry writs Of Vend. Ey-
ID ponas and Fl. Fa.. to pe directed, will
be,exposed to Public Sale, at the Ccal Yard
of Jas. Armstrong 4 Son.
% ). L. COR. WEST i WATER STREETS.
In the City Of Wilmington. in Ne-7 Cgsrle
County. Delawase.
ON TU ESDkH. 20
THE l2rH DAY OF JANUARY. lsTt.,
+.,,s At IL O'Clock. A. NJ.
The iolic wing described personsl prt eIty
viz;
Two borses,l mules. z wagons. z carrs, set
Of wagon harness. ? sets cart harness. small
wagon Z dumping tubs. coal screens, coa
scale. shovels, wheeibarrows. Se Fixtures
in coal Office. brick Office. feed chest.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty of James Armstrong 4 Sea. and 10 be
sold by
WIN. II. LAM BSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's flee. New Castle NJ
January list. A. D.. 1875. jani-2t
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
Pacific MaR Inrsst.aation .

Z Wash NeroS, Jannarys. STheWayA
and Means Committee faet today A.
II O'Clock, and resumed the Pacific
Mail Investigaton.k "a Ky
Richard C.sParsons, present member
Ct Congress. from tile Cleveland, Ohio, :.
district, being askedif he knew any
thing about-the .procpremept"of the
increased subsidy in 1872, answered in IN
the affirmative, and proceeded to read
a statement ef.which the poihts.nre as
follows -. -. -. .-.s--'ss---''-.--s
About three years ago witness was
employed: by Mr.. :.Stocllwell as his
lawyer to aid him in presenting TO Con-
gress the application for an increase
subsidy. The arrangement was made
with Sioekwell individually, he being
an old friend and client of witness in,
Cleveland, where both resided. ln
pursuance of this arrangement witness
devoted much time and labor to the
collection of statistics and preparation
of argument in favor of the measure,
proving its value and. importance to
the commerce. and ship-building and
| other interests of the country. lie
| openly did all he could to urge this
| measure upon individual members OF
Congress, never asking any one for his
vote, but securing attention to the
facts and arguments presented. His
connection with this matter was well
known in Ohio, us we'll as in Wash
lington, and, was not in any way con
cealed. He received for his services
and expenses S12, 600 from. Stockwell
and he thinks also 81 500 from Irwin
by draft on New York. He paid nc
lportion of this money to any one else
except 81 500 TO his brother-in-law
who rendered valuable service to hin
as his. clerk, in gathering statistics
etc. /; $4,000 of this amount was TO
travelling, printing expenses, etc, an'
his fee consisted of the remainder, viz.
$4,000. Witness had no .knowledg
|. whatever of any members of Congress
receiving money or being approaches
corruptly, or that Irwin was expendini
money in; any direction except fo
Household expenses. ..t.-.
Parsons was examined at consid
J erable length, and confirmed by hi
answers all of the foregoing state
, ments. His testimony was given vi
Il der oath.
John G. Schumacher was then swor
and testified that during the years 1877
1 1872 and 1878 he had been an attornc
| for the Pacific Mail Steamship Con
e pany, and for Stockwcll and Irwin il
>. Idividually. ..
Il Question-Did you in May, 1877;
have in your possessions check draw
@ by Richard B. Irwin for $275, 900
ltAnswer. / had check for that amour
. given ME by a client in confidential r
/. lations, and am under the impressio
= slthat this check was drawn by Richai
lib. Irwin.
FL Question-Did ..yeu receive tn
n check from Richard 3. irwin ?. A
lswer. That question relates TO con
. dentiaff Relations between client an
10 counsel @
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
sHEHICE,S SAI.E.

DY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOr Sc. 3l3 MARKET ST,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in tho City of Will
mington, New Castle County. Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE l6TH DAY OF JANUARY, lS.J.
At o'clock. P. NJ.
The following describe Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land and iwo-story
brick dwelling house thereon. situate in the
said City of WILMINGTON. and bo ounded and
described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the west erly side of Windsor
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets, at
the distance OF one hundred and thirty feet
more or less from the outherly side of Ninth
street and at the centre Of the party wall be-
!! tween this and the adjoining dwelling on
| the north of said Kent: thence westerly
| through the centre Of the SAID party wall
eighty eighty feet to the eastetly side of a
feet wide nlley leading into Windsor and
| Madison streets; thence southerly along said
| side of said five feet wide alley and parallel
] to Windsor street twelve feet six inches more
or less. to a corner; thence easterly parallel
to the fret mentioned line and Ninth stree,
this and the adjoining house on the south
eighty-eight feet to the aforesaid .westerl,
side of Windsor street, and thence thereby
northerly twelve feet six inches. more ol
less. TO the place of beginning. be the CON
tents thereof what they may. with the fre.
owners Of lands bounding thereon.
Seized and taken in Execution as the pro
rerty of Ellen Guy. and to be S sold by
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, -
December 2s, a. Dnls74. dec2o-2tswts.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

AR. BArARp ON THE LOUISIANA OUT
RAas-The Washington correspondents
OF the New York Herald, World and Tri-
e''"s' refer to Mr.. Bayard's speech in the
Senate yesterday as the ablest made on
the Louisiana outrage" He spoke for
two hours. and the brief report by tele.
graph gives a very faint idea of The
seathing the despots and oppressors
tne country received at the hands of III,
Delaware Senator. A'
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
SHERIFF SALES.
sHERIFF's 49,

fhe following described Real Es'aie. >iz
All that eertain bot piece or parcel oJLand
with Mansion House buildingG therslh srec-
ted, situate in Chr stiana Hundred County
and State Aforesaid. bounded and described.
as 10 lows. to wit
Beginning in the centre 81 tho W lining on
and Chr stilna 1urhpika Road. Gals ea,le |
Maryland Avenue Mt "a corner 1f laoj iaie
of Johu II Latiner, now of Henry
Latjmer thence with lire Of said
Latinier's 4 hand south. eleven Sdpgrees,
east three hundred and City. ne snd eight
'snths ie~t 10 q corner far. Hard of pr John
A. Brown thence with the line dividing this
land from land Of said Br wn. nortb sixty
eight degrees ind hiiy -hSe minutes east i've
hundred aud twenty. six lee. the ssn're /
Seventh Avenue thence with the centro "i
said Seventh Avenue north twenty degree
west. three bu.dttd and for,ys's even and six
ty-six hundretbs feet to m Iron spite or bolt
10 the centre OF The Wilmington and
Chfistiaha Turnpike hoad ,hsIee With
the centre e the Turnpike south
sixiy-iye degrees and fifty h,c minutes
weyt -four hundred and twenty 'lwU
and nine-tenthJ feet 10 the place vi begin
ming. containing within said bounds three
and niDe hundred and eighty-siS Thousands
acres u land. be the same more OF leas.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prpp
! erly Of Lizzie Wright and I. /. md 70 y.
sold by
VIM. IL. LAMBSUS. Sherih.
| Sheritf's Office New Caste 4A s
December 20 A. ID. ls74"} dee5l-2swts.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
Hearth or bIsuop Wo;op-Riol

HEALTH or .BIsHop op.-Right
Rev. Bishop Wood, of the Roman Ca.
tholic Diocese Of Philadelphia, has
been suffering from severe attack OF
inilammatory rheumatism, which, al
one time, caused considerable alarm
TO the clergy and his other friends in
the diocese. Wednesday, however
lie was much better, and was able Il
leave his room and walk to his Office
in the Episcopal residence. .-Phtlt
Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsiuNoToN, Januray, GA. NJ
PROBABILITIES,

For the Middle States, generally
cloudyweather and light rains or snow
followed by rising barometer, decided
fall in the temperature, brisk and higl
winds, veering to west and north, ant
during the afternoon and night clear
ing weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

DY virtue of writ of Leyari Facias to inc
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST..
Ault ny ueo. W. 0rtlip, in the City of Wit
mington, New Castle County. Delaware,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

Ish new Senate Finance bill which
passed the House on Thursday by is8
ayes to 80 nays, it is said will be s;ened
Dy the President. The Democrats all
voted nay. 80
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
NEJp c.iSTLE, DELAWARE,
JOiIS ". GRAY, PRoPRlEToR.

TINS iai - and beautifully situated hou,,
has been at In the very best repair .or tn,
reception vsitors, who will lind at it all h,
IL commands lne view Of the Delaware lla.
and is one OF the most pleasant and deligh,iv
places III the state for excursions or pic nrs
The house is kept In the best style, the Ga
nlied with the choicest wines, liquors an
malt drinks ana table supplied with the su
siomsts can arrive by boat or rail Pari,
who wish to 20 bshing or boat riding on In
noble Delswiire, can be accommodated wnl
suitable boats, The patronage OF the publ
IL respectable solicited.
jv22.ti J. ". GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

The opponents of Senator Chandler
in the Michigan Legislature say that
the balloting in the Republican caucus
on 7 thursday night decides nothing
He received 81 votes in the caucus but
~ in the Legislature are necessary to
elect,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1870.
Al o'clock p NJ

At2 o'clock. ?. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract Of land situ-
ated in Brandywine Hundred, County and
State aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows. to wit:
Beginning ut n stone corner of land of tho
heirs of William Talley, deceased. and land
of Samuel Grubb; thence by said Grubb 3
land and by land now or late OF Valentine
'FurwUOd. south twenty-tour and three-quur-
ter degrees east. eighty two psrches and four
tenths, to corner of land now or late of Adam
q. Tallcy; thence by line OF said land south
ftty-seven and IA half degrees west, ninety
three perches to "A corner white oak tree
thence by lines dividing this from land for
meriy devised by Samuel McClintock, to his
grandson, Samuel McClintock son ofThomas,
north sixty degrees, west iiiy-eiyht perches
10 u post thence south hlty yUne degrees wost
thirty three perches and ten lin KS to the mid
die Of u public road thence by the u,IdGic
line of said public road. north nine and one
half degrees east. one hundred and elcvea
potches and three liuks to the intersection
Of the line of land Of the Aforesaid William
| Ta'ley's heirs thence by their lands north
| perehes and seven links toFa corner Stake
thence north one degree west nine perches tt
| o corner stake; thence north eighty. six and
one-half degrees east sht perches to cor
ner stake; thence south twelve degrees east
nine perches and one-tenth to u corner stas,
| and thence north eighty six and one half de
| grees east thirty four and half perches I.
| the place of beginning, containing eighty hy,
acres, one rood and twenty six perches. b,
| the same more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of George Townsend and May L
| NJ. Towns End, his wife. and Primrose Muir
| phey and Lizzie Murrhey. terre tenants. anc
/ 10 be sold by
i Sheriff. Office, New Castle,
December rs. A. y. 1874, dec3l 2tawts
n B.-Mr. George K. Townsend is not th,
present owner of the above property he for
nerly owned it and sold it subject 10 q mort
, gage.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
sMEhIFF,s SAILS


ny virtue ofa writ OF Leyari Faeiss; I, rse
ID directed. will be exposed to Public ale.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
5l3 Market street. kept by Geo. W. Orthp. in
the City OF wilipii gton. New Castle County.
Delaware on
SATURDAY.
TIE 10th DAY OF JANUARY. IS75.
at s O'Clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain Plantation or Tact of
Land situated in Christiana Hundred. New
Castle County, and State Of Delaware. de-
scribed as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING at stone In the middle OF the
public road leading from SMITHS fridge TO
Centerville, a corner of NJ. Chandler's land !;
thence with the middle Of said road south
perchts TO stone in Robert McCullough's
line thence north forty-,ix degrees west
with Faivies line eight and three-tenths per-
ehes TO q stake across the public road lead
along tho ives, ,ery side OF said read north
| forty-three degrees. west forty-six perches
| and hfty-fve hundreths Of perch to Mary
GrGye's line In u new road leading TO Chadd's
Ford; thence along said road north ten and
II quarter degree, cast forty two perehcs and
| sixty eight hundreths TO n stake thence
| north forty degrees west nineteen perch Cd and
sixty ht hundreth TO stone; thence north
1
ty-five and sixty one hundreths perches ta q
stone thence north twelve and n quarter
degrees west twenty perches and eighteenth,
to a stone thence still with the roud leading
TO Chsdds Ford thirty nine perchts and one
tenth. to u white oak in William PennOok
land then with snid pennock's Land north
twenty dvo and half degrees twenty
three d fve-tenths perches to u whit,
oak a corner OF Rvans Hnrvey's lDnd theme,
with Evans Harvey land the following Ike
to wit:
South thir nino and 4 half degrees sas
forty mine and six -tcnths perches north tiff.
and tht tee quarter degrees east twenty! eigh
perehes to n stone a corner Of N arsh all Chan
dler's land thence with said Chandler's lan'
the three following lines south twenty sevel
degrees east thirty seven perehes to IA stone
south twen,y-six degrees west twenty-si:
perches to u Stone; thence south forty dt
grees east fifty five perches to the place ,
beginning. containing ninety.hve acres an
ihirty-seven peiches. be the same more o
less.
seized and takenin execution as the pro
perty OF William Clark. living Mortgago
and to be sold by
WM.H LAMBS0N. sheriff.
Sheriff. Office New Caste.
December ~ A. d., 1874. dec3l-2twts.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

N0R SALE-Four new and finely finished
4 .three-stOry Brick Houses, on Twelfth
sstIreet. sI. opposite the, city square. -.
built and furnished with all the con- IN
yenienoes. with water inside and out. ~
No. 1l0 contains 3 rooms; No.. liz saven
rooms; No. ll6. ten rooms; Ne. lis. corner,
ten rooms. These houses will be sold very
Ton for cash. or on very reasonable term-. :.
part payment. I
Also. one fne three. story brick house. just
completed. on Tathall street. near Eleventh.
Also, a seven roomed house Ills, Tatna!i st,
DANIEL II. KENT,
sepS0tf Nos. 205 to zl3 Shipley street.
or $40 Jefsrs. n street.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09
SATURDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY. ls.i,

SATURDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY. ls.,
at O'cock. p. NJ,
The following Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of Land and Two rtoIy
Brick Dwelling House thereon. situated in
the City Of Wilmington, afore-aid, bounded
AID described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the essterly side OF Bennett
street, between Ninth and Tenth streeip. Ht
the distance ef ninety three feet, six inches
more or less. from the southerly side of Tvnth b
street; thence easterly parallel to Tenth street
through the centre of tho tnrty wall betw cen
this and the adjoining dwelling oh the north
ot benjamin Tomliuson, sixty-two feet ivs
inches more or less to the westerly side Gi
three feet wide alley leadiGg into Ninth
| street; thence southerly along said side
said alley aud parallel to Bennett street thir-
teen feet, six inches, more or leSs to y cor Der
thence westerly parallel to the fi st menti lion I'd
line and Tenth street through the centre O
the party wall between this and the adjoininf
house on the south of John Fisher, tixty two
| feet tive inches to the aforesaid easterly sid,
| Of Bennett street, and thence thereby north
| erly thirteen feet six inches, more OF less, Il
| the place of beainninE, be the contents theren
what they may with the use and privilege o
the within mentioned alley with tthers en-
| Titled thereto in common forever.
| Seized and taken In Execution as the Fro
reriy uf William Craig aud Anna W. Craig
| his wife, and 10 pc sold by
VIM. u Ian BSON, Sheriff
6heriff's 0iice, New Casle,(
Uecelnbp 70 A. ID. 1874 s desAp-2tawts