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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-03

The HERALD was favored with a
call yesterday from Mr.. J mes 7. Clay
ton, of Desla county, An ansas, who
is prospecting in our State, Va Ia view
of selecting place to locate. Mr.. g.
is u lawyer of fine attainmeuts, y oul-
tivated gentleman, and will be val
liable acquisition 10 any community In
which he may take up his residence.
DIR. John Knox Mcqueen returned
from the wilds of Hutchins yesterday.
Country air seems TO have affected him
rather strangely, as he dropped into
China Hall during the evening, and
whiled away the happy hours with
precious baby carriages.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Burch, of Mar
shall, and their two charming and ac-
complished daughters, Mrs. Della
Clark and Miss 5. May Petteway, leave
Marshall during the present week for
Austin. Au reUoir.
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DALLAS ENTKRPRlsR.
A GraIn Elevator and Paper Barrel
Mandatory TO be Erected.

THE HERALD was yester day In
formed, upon good and reliable author
ity, that joint stock company has
been formed, and that they will pro-
ceed at once TO erect grain elevator
and paper barrel manufactory, to be
located near the Texas and Pacific rail
road. The members composing the
company are gentlemen of means, lib
eral and energetic, and, when once
commenced, the work will be rapidly
pushed to. completion.
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InquisiitOn IN I.unncy,

Some days ago information was
furnished Judge Burford by Mr.. J. NJ.
Douglass, who resides five miles North
west of the city, that n young man
named John a. Sparrow, u nephew of
his, had become deranged in mind,
and his lunacy being o! u violent char
acter he required to be constantly
watched to prevent his iEjuring either
himself or others. In compliance
with an order issued by Judge Burford,
the afflicted person was brought into
Court yesterday and his case submitted
to Il jury, who, after hearing the evil
dence adduced, and conversing with
Sparrow, returned the following ver-
diet: "We, the jury, find that John
A. Sparrow is insane and unable to
manage his own affairs, and that he
should he placed under immediate re-
straint. w. G. BoHNY, Foreman"
The afflicted person is printers ap-
prentice, and about eighteen years of
age, and was for sometime in the en-
ploy of Carter & Gibson, printers. He
is said to be of good character, assist
ing by his earnings in the support of
widowed mother. His lunacy, it is
thought, was brought about by over
studying at night, after his days
work was done. lie is represented to
be possessed of fine intellectual powers,
and his conversation before the jury
of inquisition went far in support of
this allegation.
The Superintendent of the State Lu-
matte Asylum at Austin, has been
written to, aud should there be a va
cancy, he will be sent there at once,
where it is to be hoped he will rapidly
recover. At present he is confined in
the City Hospital.
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PRECINCT MEETINGS.
Result OF the Precinct Meetings Yes
terday.

In accordanc with the call issued by
Judge Hord, the residents of the
various voting precincts assembled and
appointed delegates to the convention,
which is called for the Sd of July.
In the first precinct, Judge H. Field
was called to the chair, and Barnett
Gibbs and G. A. Cutler were appointed
secretaries.
On motion, the following delegates
were appointed:
Barnet Gibbs, e. G. Bower, Thorp An
drews, Major r. e. Burke, DIR. J. w.
Crowdus, Robert Cowart, A. H. Stea-
gall, Charles Morris, ]. l.. Williams,
and Thomas Ranahan.
Major Burke introduced the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the voters Of cleo
ton Precinct No. |, are unequivo-
cally opposed to the nomination of
any candidate from this county to rep
resent us in the Constitutional Con-
vention.
On motion of Mr.. BOokhout, the res
olution, through q misunderstanding
of several gentleman as to VIII at ques-
ton they were voting upon, was
tabled, and the delegates 60 the Con-
vention uninstructed.
At precinct No. 7, General w. l..
Cabell was called to the chair, and DIR.
Thruston appointed secretary. Colo
mel L. c. Mcclure, DR.. F. F. Thrus-
ton and DIR. M. NJ. Newsom were APP
pointed delegates. No instructions.
At precinct No. 8, Captain Jefferson
Peak was called to the chair, and Mr..
S. w. S. Duncan appointed secretary.
The following gentlemen were selected
as delegates: s. w. s. Duncan, r. 8.
Sweetman, David w. Adams, c. Ii.
jenkins, A. II. Sheppard and Mr..
Buckland. The delegates were in
structed to vote against nomination
at the County convention.
In the sixth precinct, Colonel A. T.
Obenchain was called to the chair, and
Mr.. William Sells was elected secre-
tary. Messrs. Fearn, Goldthwaite,
Obenchain, Darlington, Wright and
Kean were appointed delegates, with
out instructions.
At the fourth precinct, on Saturday,
Messrs. P. G. Swor, James H. Mat
thews, w. Harris, ]. H. Cochran and
DIR. s. H. Gilbert were elected dele
gates to the county convention. They
we're instructed to vote against nomi-
nation, but i'm the event one was made,
to cast the vote of the precinct for Mr..
Veal as first choice, and Major John
Henry Brown as second.
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THE managers of the Kansas Pacific
railway are using energetic measures
to disseminate accurate Information in
regard to the resources of Kansas. A
correspondent sends printed circular
signed by the general passenger agent
of the company, which, 1t is said, has
been sent to editors and real estate
agents throughout the state, in which
various valuable suggestions are made
in regard to the best means for enlight-
ening the public on the attractions OF
Kansas for settlers. Among these are
the following: "Use your influence
to prevent the publication Of any arti-
Gle relative TO grassboppers in your
local newspapers I" and, "Fill yonr
newspapers with articles descriptive OF
the prosperity of your immediate
neighborhood, and Of the yield pei
acre of your best farms;n and finally,
"Please do not publish this circular.
Judieious advice, particularly the lasl
suggestion.
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A Dallas Roy In NJ. Louis.

The reporter was yesterday shown a
letter from Master Edward Mack Bark
ley, son of Major James Il. Barkley, in
which, with all the ardor OF n school
boys happiness, he speaks of the com
ing examination and proudly and joy
fully looks forwqrd to the hour when
he shall receive the rewards due dill
gence, hard study and closeapplication.
Mack says: 81 am studying night and
day to be distinguished in the exami-
nation, and hope will succeed; but
if should not, it will certainly not be
my fault, for put in every spare mo-
ment cam" No boy who takes such
an interest in his studies, and applies
himself rs diligently as Mack has, can
fail, and THE HRRALD predicts for him
"a successful and honorable eXamina-
tion. lie will return home about the
,l ur July,
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Election efOmeers.

At the regular semi-annual election
of officers OF Ridgely Encampment,
No. 25, /. o. o. F., the following gem
tlemen were elected: Barney Luck
man, C. p; Harry ii. jacobs, s. W.;
Z. p. Lyle, ]. W.; J. g. Comerford, IL.
p; Lewis Wagner, Scribe; jacob
Grossman, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers Of Trinity Lodge, No. 1893, l. o
Of: E. p. Lyle, N. g.; c. II. Cal
houn, v. G.; c<R. Morris, Secretary
T. ]. Keeton, Treasurer
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THE COURTS.
District Civil Court.

The following eases were disposed of
in Judge Barksdale's court:
Iced d Co. vs. McNab; verdict for
plaintiff
Hughes VS. Lay; verdict for plaintiff;
Armstrong ct al vs. McNab; verdict
for plaintiff.
Craft VS. Cullen; verdict for plaintiff;
Reynolds vs. Huyck q Co.; dismissed
by plaintiff.
Williams Brothers vs. C. H. Beau
champ verdict for plaintiff.
Willis VS. Scruggs; dismissed for
want of prosecution.
4. p. Cowan d Co. VS. A. Anderson |;
dismissed.
Stemmons vs. Hanks & Witt; judg-
ment nil dicH.
Cameron & Mayfield vs. A. Ander-
son dismissed.
Pendleton VS. Keen dismissed.
Boone VS. Cummins ; verdict for
plaintiff.
Quillan Brothers ct al vs. ]. l.. Able
ct al default.
BrOwder and wife vs. Burbank ; de-
fault.
Craft vs. Cullen; verdict for plaintiff /;
Sedwick & Elliott VS. Elder; verdict
for plaintiff.
Frtts vs. Fritts; plea for divorce,
granted.
Elizabeth Koss VS.. w. II. Witt
Judgment for plaintiff.
John II. Askins VS.. M. s. Timer ct
al.-partition suit; judgment for plain
tiff.
Cynthia jenkins vs.. James T.. Bark
ley and II. g. Indan-verdict for plain
tiff.
M. M. Thompson VS.. Mary ThOmp-
son-divOrce granted.
John Owen vs.. B. l.. Burress Il Co.
verdict for plaintiff.
Marx and Kempner VS. ]. G, Blohm.
w. Wilson vs. Pat. O'Donnell & Bro.
owens. Lane " Dyer vs. J. w.
Schenck.
Ralph Levy & Co. VS. l.. Aschaffen-
burg.
b. Marcus VS. G.. B. Archer.
Sarah Il. Jones ct ut vs. James S. Bull
lington.
Pridgeon q McGregor vs. j. A. Rous-
sell.
Joseph II. Holloway VS. County
Court, Dallas county.
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The soldiers of the Texas Revolu-
ton and those who served the United
States army in the war with Mexico,
now living in Dallas county, are re-
quested to meet in the Office Of w. w.
Peak, in the court house, on the 18th
of July, to form themselves into an as
soeiatiOn. Those who served Texas
either against Indians or Aexicsns
are entitled to join.
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no earthly chance for tho election Of
II Radical, IL suggested and sup.
ported tho idea that IL was best TO
lot Democrats run the race indo'
pcndcntly, aud thereby bring out,
IA near as possible, the entire vote
Of our district.
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THE agent of company of Shakers
who propose to found colony In
Washington Territory, writes to the
New York Sun from Tacoma, IN en-
thusiastic terms of the attractions OF
that country. The Northern Pacific
railroad company have vast beds OF
athracite coal In the Puyallup valley,
which they are preparing to develop,
and the Suns correspondent says that
samples of the coal that he has seen
are as good as any athricite coal that
he has ever known to be used i'm New
Ynrk
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-Messrs, Obenchain 4 Childress. q

-Messrs. Obenchain & Childress, of
this city, have been awarded the cou-
tract by the government for furnishing
The western posts with grain for one
year. Mr.. A. w. Childress. of the
firm, leaves this morning on an ex-
tended trip to Forts Richardson, Sill
and other points, in connection with
the contract.
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pra,~,esed Meeting.

Elder r. NJ. Gano is engaged In
holding protracted religious meeting
at the schoolhouse South Of Four Mile
Creek, in this county. There have
been foriy-one additions to the Church,
with a prospect of many more, as the
meeting will be continued during the
coming week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-03

THE culture OF trees in the United
States is becoming more extensive
than many suppose. Under the act OF
congress offering one hundred and
sixty acres of land 10 any person who
would plant forty acres of them in trees
and cultivate them for eight years,
about eleven hundred persons, it is
stated, had taken up one hundred and
seventy Thousand acres of land in Min
nesota up 70 January The demand
for young trees 10 set out this spring in
California i very great.
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FROM MANSFIELD

Laying of the Corner stone OF the New
Masonic Hsll-Annual Examination
Of Students I'm Professor col1ter's
Academy.
On Thursday last an immense
concourse of people from all the
surrounding counties assembled ut
Mansfield, in the southern part of
Tarrant county, to witness the lay
ing of the corner stone Of q new
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Assets and Liabilities.

The amount due the city Of Dallas,
including this years assessment, foots
up the magnificent bonanza of $780,
9y7.99 This amount comprises the
amounts due the city on the delinquent
tax lists Of the past four or five years.
Against this amount, the city stands
charged, in the shape Of bonds, with
s225 600.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-03

The manner in which Judge
Barksdale is disposing Of business IN
his court is winning for him golden
opinions from all.
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Special.

Before Special Judge w. L. Hughes
H.C. Miller VS. J ohm McNeel ct al action
for debt and to forclose mortgage.
Evidence closed, and arguments to be
heard this morning.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-08
stIEnIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ of Leyari Faciss to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public oaIe
nj tho Hotel of John h. Lewis in the town oI
New,rk. White Clay Creek hundred, NOW
Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 22d DAY OF OCTOBER. 1873.
At2 o'clock, p. m.
The folloying described Real Estate. VIZ: g.,
All that certain plantation or tract oi Ia.
s;tuate in Mill Creek hundred atorss 8 lid, with
The buildings thereon erected. bounded shd
descri oed as follows. to. wit: Beginn'nt al a
corner stone set in the line OF land late ol
Thomas Montgomery, and running uhenee
by line OF the same south fifty degrees west
ninety eight perchei 70 . heap of stone IN II
line Of land late of John Barclay; thence
herewith south thirty-eigkt degrees east
seventy sew en- perches and fve-tenths to
corner white oak; thence by land late OF
Christopher Springer decea sed. north t9fty
1--WE degrees east fifty six perches ard eleht-
toni hs TO corner stone. aud north hve degrees
and three-quarters west serenty-three pereh
es TO the ii:st mentioned stone and place o.
begiuning, cont lining within those boundl
thirty Acres of land. be the same more oi
less.
perty Of Edward Mcdonald and Agnes HI
wife and I. Is. and to be sold by ,, c
WN h. LAMBsON, Sheriff
Sherifs Office. New Castle, Oct. /, loI 20
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suERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue off writ of Levati Faoias to me
d dirested, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HoUS 513 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the city of will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
TIE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875,
At At3o'clock, r. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF piece Of land situate
cd and described rs follows. to wit.
Lincoln street. bet wesn Delaware Avenue
and GiIpin Avenue. at the distance Of forty
three feet from the westerly corner Of said
iilpin Avenue and Lincoln street, thence
along said side of LincOlu street Southwestern
Iy twenty and a half feet to . stake, thence
by new line dividing this from the other
part of tho original lot Lorthwesterly. paral-
| lei to Gilpin Avenue, and passing through
| and along the middle of the partition diyid-
| ing the two d ~ellings. one hundred feet to q
| stake thence Dortheasteriy and payailtl "a
| Lincoln street twenty and a half feet to 9
| stake, aud thence sOutheasterly and par alle
| to Gilpiu Avenue one hundred feet 10 tht
place of beginning, be the contents thereo
| what II may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty of George II Wise and Mary Ann hi
wife end I. is. and 10 be sold by
WIN H. LAMBSON. Sheriff
Sherif-s Office. New Caste,
October l. A. D. 1875. oc,4-2awts.
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GENERAL Ne =


Six thousand hogs have died of hog
disease at and about Columbus, ono
during the past month.
John Gorham, president Of the Gorham
Silyerware Manufacturing Company, mas
failed, with 5000, 200 liabilities.
It is estimated that 1900 persons vis-
;ted the Agricultural Fair at boy lestown
Yesterday. To-days programme for the
fair includes thousand dollar race.
Despatches from tho Asiastic Station
received yesterday, by the Navy Depart
ment, report the health of the officers
and crews on that station to be ood.
A negro man was shot and killed yes
terday at Kempville, Princess Anne Go
Va, by n young man named Herrlck
The negro insulted Herriek mother.
According to u telegram from Sar
Francisco, Paymaster Spaulding threat
ems, ;e the inqu'"y in the Pinney case L
pressed too hard upon him, to make d
revelation that will cause tiutterint
among the politicians as regards the in
fuences which retained Pinney In h'
position.
At meeting of ministers OF various
Evangelical denominations, IN Ih'ladel
phia yesterday, "a formal invitation va
extended to Messrs Moody and Sinke.
| to hold revival meetings III that city, an'
committees were appointed TO make IN
| necessary arrangements therefor.
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SllerlM's sale.

DY virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias to
ID me directed. Will be sxposed to Public
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle County, Delaware on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875.
at2 o'clock, P. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with three bri X
dwelling houses thereon. situate in tho said
City of Wilmingi on. bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Townsend
street between b and C streets, at the dist
ance Of twenty feet from the southerly side
of b street, thence westerly parallel to t
street one hundred fee. to Al corner, tie .ct
southerly parallel to Townsend street forty
tive feet to a corner, thence easterly parable
TO the first described line an Is street
one hu adred feet to the westerly side o
Townsend street, and thence thereby north
erly forty two ieet to be plsceOf beginning
be the cUnte Is theI cot what they may
Seized and taken into execution as tue pro
perty OF George X. Townsend and Mary L
| M. his wife and I. vs. and to be sold by
MM. II. LAMBSUN. Shuiii.
| Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
October |. A. u. 1875. oct2-2tawts.
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SberiH,s sale.

RY virtue Of writ OF Levsri Facias to ne
ID directed, will be exposed 10 Public sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARKET ST
kept by George W. Ortlip. in the city of VIII
ming ton. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At2 o'clock, p. m.
The following desci ibed heal Estate. VIZ
All those Ave certain lots of ard with the
Eve two storV Frpme Dwelling Houses there
on erected. (hertiu described as one lot) sit
uate in the said city of " lining ton. bounded
and described as follows, to- wit: Beginntn G
AT the sou erly sida of B street between '.O-
Gust and Buttonwo, d streets at the dists nee
of thirty six feet from the easterly .ids OF Lo-
Gust street; thence southerly parallel 70 Lo
Gust street along line of o'te' laid OF said
Townsend on the west seventy. one teet TO the
peutherly side of an alley; thence easterly
along said side of said alley and parallel IT,
q street sixty four feet to tie easteaiy side ol
"A four feet wide alley connecting win the
aforesaid allpy and leading into Is street,
thence northerly along said easterly siof
aforesaid four feet wide alley and parallel u
Locust street seventy-Uns ieet to the 'uth'
erly side of B street Aforesaid; and thence
threby westerly sixty four feet to the place
| OF beginning. b. tho contents thtraot whn'
| they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prnn
| perty &C George X. Townsend aud Mary
NJ. hi wife and I ts and 10 b sold hy
wM. II. LAMB>ON, sheriff.
| Sheriff. Office. New Castle, Oti. l. le7o-4
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sHERIFF's SALE,

Dy virtue Of writof Levari Facias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
DELAWARE HOUSE, 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City Of VIII
miDgton. New Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
The 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER. lE75.
at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
Tho following deseribed real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with the i've
two story frame dwelling houses thereon
erected, situate in the said City of Whining
ton. bounded and described as follows. to
Wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Button
wood street between B and Z streets ut the
| distance Of one hundred and fourteen feet
| from the southerly side of Is street.. thence
/ westerly parallel 10 street one hundred feel
| toa corner: thence southerly parallel to
Buttonwood street ninety nine feet to cor
per in Hugh Quin's land, thence easterly
along said Quin's land one hundred aud thre,
| feet, more or less. TO the Aforesaid westerly
| aide Of Buttenwood street, and thence there
| by northerly eighty-two feet six Inches more
| or less, TO the place of beginning. be the COZ
| tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of George Il. Townsend and Mary 4. n
his wife and {, and to be sold by
| WIN. II. LAAIBsON, Sheriff.
Sheriff once. New Castle
OcfQber J. q. D. lslh s oct22tawts
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Sherilf,s Sale.

Nv vi,t,s of n writ Of Levari Faclas to me
b d;,ac.ed. will be exposed to Public SAFE AT
the ,u.pvpro or
DEL AWARE HOUSE No jl5 MARkET 81
t.nt bv q ,oree W. OrtliP. 10 the city OF Will
MIN gton. New Castle county. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1870
At2 o'clock. p. M,
IT.. fo,lov;ng described Real Estate. VIZ:
Ali that certain lot of land and three story
Risk Dwelling House thereon. situated IN
The city of wilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning
a. the n northeast corr er o. Sixth and JEFFERSON
st,sets: tb ence northerly along the easteIiy
s;de of Jefferson street seventy six feet 70 tne
so o,therly side of q four fest wide alley; thence
sosterly along said side of said Hey ana par
ALLAH to Sixth street nineteen feet one ihcn
more or less, to a corner; thence southerly
narallel to .Ieffe son street through the cen
ire Of the party wall betw cen tnis and me 50
;s;ning house of Mary and Sarah I. W ilsor
on the east seventy-six feet to the northerIS
side of sixth street aforesaid: and thence
thereby westerly nineteen feet one inch. mort
or less to the place of beginning. be the con
fonts thereof what they may. with the ire,
use and privilege of the aforesaid alley VIII
ot her owners of land bounding thereon. tnei
h heirs,and assigrs in comm forever,
Seized and taken in execution ts the pro
perty of James Armst, ong and Ssrah An
his wife, ana /, t... and to be sold by,
VIM. II LAMBSON sheriff.
Sherid's Office. New Castle. Oct. /. 1851
The daily gazette., 1875-10-08
NllerJH's Sale.

RY virtue of 4 writ of Levari Facias to me
~ directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE, No. 6i3 MARKETST
kept by George w. 0rtlip. in the city Of Will
mingtop. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUEsDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1s,6.
At2 o'clock, u. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with two story
Frame Dwelling House thereon. situate in
the said city of Wilmington. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. tO-wit Beginning at the
easterly side Of forty feet wide street laid
eut one hundred and thirty five feet from and
paiallsl with Claymont street and at the dis
lance Of one hundred and sixty five feet si1
inches from the southerly side Of A stree
| (between A street and the Old Ferry road :.
| thence easterly parallel with A street sixty
| feet 10 q orner; thence southerly parallel L
said forty feet wide street twelve feet to 4 cor
ner; thence westerly parallel to the first de
scribed line and A street sixty feet t. tn,
| aforesaid easterly side of said forty feet wild
street oslled Quinn street; and thence there
by nortberly tweYe feet to the place Of be
ginning. be the contents th,reof what the,
may.
seiyed and taken in execution as the pro
| bsrty of 4 dock Townsend and Rebecca hi
wife and I. ts., and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Oct. l. 1852