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The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
interviewing Dr. Marv. Walker.

Oakland, Cl., Ledger. t., 49,,
1t being understood that DR.. Mar,
Walker was a passenger on the Oakland
boat from San Francisco, reporter Of
the Ledger sought to interview her. Ate,
the boat put off he made careful inspec.
ton OF the cabin, and at last saw smooth.
faced individual with slender waist
curly hair and small feet, he was conf,
dent was "Dr. Mary" Without hesitatinc
a moment, the interview began:
ION, Doctor! Glad to see you"
The party nodded.
vi course l am not introduced, but Won
ar, are 50 wen known, you know, that l waive
The party smiled.
DO you expect to remain long ?'
u shall sit here until the boai lands"
"Oh, l mean will you remain on this
coast ?" VA ''''
"Oh, yes, of course"
81 see You have your pants onw
j. generally keep 'em on, sir, in puL.
(Blushing.) "Oh, I didn't mean that.
mean you still wear emp
"Yes, precisely"
How long have YOU had 'em on?'
! put ,em on this morning, you blasted
di9t, and ! don't want you to @ chaff me or
'lck me up for sardine. Pm from Berklev
m Sophomore, sir, from the UNIVERSITY
nd l." e'e''s'
1ere the interviewer saw that he had
1ade grave error in supposing that the
ouns man, off on his Sunday bust, was
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

THERE is a sad prospect in the ap-
preaching winter before the mill operatives
at Fall River, Massachusetts,. Forty mills
and fifteen thousand opesatiyes are idle,
Ind have been since the commencement Ct
the past summer. Like most strikes II
was the result of the dictstion Of q few
demagogues, and who alone are responsible
for the suffering that has been endured and
stillexists among the strikers. ..
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

GOVERNOR AMEs would like to keeI
the hlooly shirt waving as a method Of
subscribing the interests Of his party. II
has been we'll testified to by responsible
parties that there is no danger of the peace
and good order Of the State being dis
turbed, and yet this blatant radical de-
clares himself powerless to preserve the
peace in Mississippi. Notwithstanding
he has the whole of the State Militia at his
command, and the authority to place them
wherever he pleases, he tremblingly ap-
peals to the United Staues for military
aid. This is the same man whom Lamar
and Gordon have branded as a coward.
and upon whose head has been visited the
sin Of all the disturbances that have &C.
Cured in that State. He concludes hi,
last dispatch to Attorney General Pierre
point as follows: LET the odium in all
its magnitude descend upon me. cannot
escape the conscientious discharge Of my
duty towards class of American citizens
who's only offense consists in their color,
and whom I am powerless 10 protect 1t
mus. be reoollec.ed that this pathetic talk
comes from relic Of carpe,-bag rule, that
has ieas;ec and fattened upon the people Of
tia: i=soia,=d section. The realization of
the speedy downfall Of himself and his parry
is overwhelming, aai political trick cry q
alone Is tie ca!, thing tha, could have {
anT ::nie2cy TO aver: this. This political t
trick:-y Is the et,or. Of -Ames 10 have the q
STATE placed under military rule and We 7
are CAD tha. the authorities 4, Washing l.
ton have refused 10 comrlv with his re- C
ques:, which defeats his schemes and call. O
forth the pathetic, patriotic talk which VIC ?
have given I portion Of. as last appeal. 7
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
Aaoe MAD by q Writ of Executton

Il The Springfield Mass. Republican saw:
M adsworth Drake, a well-to-do farmer q,
Mllilamsburg, went crazy, Friday, from
the ignominy of being served with = ,rr;t
OF execution for the first time in his life
MIR. brakes wife has been an invalid for a
year or 80, and lis and other troubles had
11a MADE DEM hlm d9wn.hearted, and for some lit
tie while he has been acting queerly. On
FRIDAY, Sheriff Ansel Wright, called on
nim with writ for note of dozen or so
collars, due the Cnmmington hotel kepner
ne suggested that Drake go IN to Lev;
bradfortfs, near by. and get the pronerty
receipted for. but Drake refused. saving
II at the Sheriff might take anytliny-taLe
everylnng; he didn't know but he might
as well die now as any time, etc; in The
midst OF which talk he seized a stran and
rushed into beer and grocery shop in his
mouse, locking the door behind him, Mr.
" right broke open the door and seized
him' but had hard struggle to subdue
nun, even with assistance. All FRIDAY
1lght four or five stout men had all tbey
. ,cuio nc! 90 to manage the madman, who is
u slight build and easily handled by any,
me OF them when sane. lie was hand. |
uffed, but even in that condition made il
cry lively for his friends, kicking one Of
hem across the room. On Saturday Dr.
lreeter, OF Chesterfield. attended him, and
e was trifie calmer. The case is an odd
ne; ne is the last man who would have
cen expected to go crazy. At present he
nagihes that he owes unlimited sums and
lat everybody is going TO sue him.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
.HERIFFo' SALE,
by virtue ofa writ Of Levari Facias to me-
greeted, Will be exposed to Public Sale at
DELAWARE HOUSE.
No. 5l3 Market, street.

| NO. 5l3 Market street.
Kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of vii.
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY the 25th day of SEPTEMBER
1919, at2 o'clock p. nj. the following de-
scribed real estate to wit:
All that certain lot of land with n +hroo
story brick dwelling house thereon situnta
ln the said City OF Wilmington. bonndei
anu described as follows, to wit:
beglnnlng at the Easterly side ofNIadiso,
street between Eighth and Ninth streets
at me distance of eighty feet from ths,
SIutnerly side of Ninth street, thence east.
cry parallel to Ninth streets. eightv.siy
i aGGe 70 the westerly side Of a four feet widn
altJ sn.J ieaGlhg southerly into another four
au"s and Woe ,,ey alley opening into Windsor
arIv oinn Minulson streets, thence south
and parallel to Madison stre.t ariey
teen feet to corner. thence was+nni.,
parallel to the first mentioned 1;na 1;s'eriy e
Nlnth street, through the centre Ofthn nart. wv
wall between this and the adioinins dI,uniy I,,y
LIE ot on me south Of Elizabeth Shakesncara
six 1eet to the aforesaid casterlv Silo
VI MADISON street and tEenca thara,t v
=; ahgrly sixteen feet to the place of berin, |
may. eoi Will they
Seized and taken in execution os .,o
property OF Lewis w. Stidham and Eriun .,,e
t Detn nis wife, F. c. Stidham and Anna =
! ,is r Wlie, trustees of l.. S. TAYLOR and Tav;,
% ;old ddIylor Iv ana Annie G. his wife, and to be
,ber,es or, WV: II, JAMESON, Sheriff
S's''e' Sept-7
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
OLD KENT AGAINST CoSFISCa.
TON

We are in favor Of a return to a sounl
currency. redeemable a. the will Of the bold
er, a: the very earliest moment that il car
be brought about, without de.rimept 10 ,ba
business interests Of the county. and do no,
approve the acquiescence Of the Ohio and
rennsylvania platform in the presen. copli.
tlon OF things, but we despse the bvpocriti-
cal cant OF Radicals in favor of hard money
alter they have made such medium of eT,
change impossible for any time in the near
future.-Delduarsan.
1t is quite evident that the Delawarean
isopposed to confscation. This is an alIv
In Delaware worth having. We agree
with the, Delawarean, that the people
who insist upon the enforcement Of tho
specie payment act, have not counted
up its cost. The people Of the Union in
National, State, .dunicipa1, and Corpora
debts, owe probably 5000 0oo,0oo. We
have !abored under the opinion heretossre
that the aggregate debt was not so large
but fuller information jus,ifies US in tixirs
II at that figure. The interest mo, tbo
oeot' Is o3oo,oo9,ooo annually, or $1,000.
wv ior every working day in the wear
Where is the gold to pay this vast sum u,
VIII any of the cosfscationists figure
out how We are to pay in s,e-
cle' when We have relatively nci-
1her gold nor silver. Ii the contiscoti,ui.,
"o.'i" let us alone, We would get tbro,ob
with or troubles, by the gradual srovfh
o' our Industries: but it seems our S,,te.-
man insist upon running US. ''' =,
Inc DesD~areaa is right in adyoca,ino . ,
Soun' currency, reaeemaLle at the option c
OF the holder, at the Very earliest moment i
lat 1t can be brought about, without d.t, /
rmeAt to the business interests Of tho J.
country. u '"' I
., lie !'e'"%9'yon can be relied upon, in
".e coming struggle with the cns,ir, ,or.
OF Wall Street. The Commercial !, oon, t;
ment'ns upon the above exlrac, from tho te
like sancho Panzo, tits At "
Slho-mllls. We don't mind Elitor. Of an di
nature, those of some biz as
nahs organ, or paid writers of the CON, 81
when they spit out their mora, wi
olson upon advocates Of the poor, but in, i'm
ow clear, calm headed men, such as CON- at
'ol the Commercial, can be blind 70 tbo tai
npracticability ofspccie payment by art Sa
Congress, is to US mystery. 4,y.. ga
%~<' til,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
A Thirteenth Ward Boy Mistaken
for Charley RDas. 800 =.

4TtOuHe " eSttTQUy
Some excitemert has been created re-
Gently in the Thirteenth Ward by the re-
port that Charley Ross was at No, 800
Rivington street. in charge of woman
reputed to be the widow Of Douglass, the
burglar who was shot at Bay Ridge. A
1rstuae reporter called yesterday at the
house and saw the child, who is older than
Charlie Ross could be, and, with the ex-
ception Of having long curling hair, bears
very little Likeness to the picture Of the
missing child. This boy is called George
Douglass, but the police say he is not the
son Of the burglar having been born before
his mother knew Douglass. Shortly after
Charlie Ross was stolen, the child was dis
covered by the police, and taken to the
Central Office where it was proved that he |
was not the stolen boy. The mother, who
was known at one time by the name Of
Mary OBrien, has never made any ATTEMPT
% conceal the child, and her residence has
oeen known by the police during the whole
ime. Several Of the neighbors still claim
hat the boy is the missing Charlie Ross
lespite the proof to the contrary, and
many Of the boys play-fellows, who first
allied BIN BY that name as joke, now use
constantly. This may have led to the .
llstake which has revived little The ex-
itement of eighteen months AGO in the !
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
NHERIFFS' SALE,

| BY virtue ofa writ of venditioni Expona,
| tome directed, Will be opened to i5uhli.
SSaate ~ tne MOTEL Of Alexander MAXWELL in
East9a EMaldtd9ietown, IN st; Georges Hundred, New w
GSeaS - az, county d delaware. on THURSDAY
she JUN gay Of fseptember, 1875, at 8 O'Clock.
yyiz: n'' inc '0ll0wlns described real estate,
No. l. A lot of land situate in Middletovn
~. georges Hundred, New Castle connfv
straa. sna state 9a OF Delaware. bounded by Lake
and others, being about one hundred hd~iSSaa eant
on sald Lake street and about one hundred
anu twenty feet deep, with two frame dwell
ling houses thereon erected. N"'4-
~; =. A lot Of land situate in the Village
ot Stats Htaessa, ssa,, IN the Hundred, County and
certain alley by lands of Daniel stevsnss
ana py number three next described. heinz
ABOUT ftty feet In front on said High styaa33
and about one hundred and sixteen deer
Win frame dwelling house, carriage house.
anQ stable thereon erected. Se
No. 3. lot of land situate in the vi,,aoo
l odessa aforesaid, bounded by High street
oy g certain alley by land of John Annlaton
snd !. Dy No. =. above described, being abomt
,hhlrty feet IN front on said High street and
vitS sGn%e one f ~ hundred and sixty feet deep,
WIN frame dwelling thereon erected.
MOI. A lot of land situate in st. Georea.
~ dundred aforesaid, bounded by the road
eading from Odessa to Middletown nv
ands OF William Polk, Chas. A. =. Malley
Hu M PANEL Corbit, containg four acres and
No.5. track of marsh land situate in
=. Georges Hundred, aforesaid, bounded bv
creek, and by land Iotc X [
ohn Janyier and others, containing TWEEN. &
acres, moro or less,
ronerty ne,aeG aHs taken in execution as
VIM. H.LAMBSON. sheriT
herifs Office, New Castle, sept To-
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
Judge woedruns Succe.ro-

me vacancy in the Circuit Judgeship
caused 6y the death Of Judge Woodruff will
a 1oI De nl'ed, 1t is understood, till the Presi-
@ uents return to Washington, and then he
WI. WI oeier his selection, probably to the
Judgement OF Attorney General Pierrepont.
= Many OF the members Of the New York Bar
nave expressed preference for the promo
tion Of Judge Blatchford, O1'
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

Genet and Fields 81 Sid to rs I'm Noa
- treAl, x. NJ
Tridsse Of Yesterday ~
Distict-Attorney Phelps sssied yester.
day that he had received rom a deputy
:herih in Saratoga county a telegram stat
!s5 tsit Il 'st9[9ss fS;!s{ss'4 4Aa}Bs; sBs
Thomas 6. Fields in Montreal, Inform.
lately, Mr.. Phelps said, the information,
i Trustworthy, hd, csme no! laes for ef.
ftctive action. He had therefore DELAYED
taking any legal steps dhtii kenhad re-
ceivad further information. n. 5.rluq I
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
Sherif's Office Il,

| AHERlFF'S SALE.
sy Slrtne dirsc. off, writ Of vendltlonl Expon
sale at the p0''o W puollc
nc HOTEL OF THos. D. BRADwAY,
IN the town of Delaware City, in Red Lion
.. . TUESDAY, SEPT, d, s7 is75 Oh
al aea sstS SICK, P: m, the following described
All that certain plantation or tract of,ano
situate @ IN 81. Georges Hundred, New Castle
county, ana State of Delaware, which is
Reainnina Rien a'.t "a described as follows, to wit:
n"i nes iillii1S at stake in the centre of the
road leading from Port Penn out to the ST
Georges ana Odessa road and runnin%
thence with land OF Samuel Jeffersnns
head ofgit- - - degrees CLEO chains to the
grees east 100 chains, north 8 d aicrrees 81 a
east y9-lD chains, north 81 3-4 deprees east
I 12-lu chains, to the road leading from
rnaG pe'aTare ire city to Port Penn thence Up said
with ditch south 81 degrees east q lin
chains, north y 3-4 degrees cast II KIN
chains north 80 81 degrees east 5i0-iC
S1h!ni a north o3 degrees east chains north
.. s.s1 ~ 9rees east chains, south 50 degrees
ol.lO chains south 2S degrees cast j. ts" I'm
chains. s0u'h - degrees east 3 45-iW choinS
Dit lIpioa o. 81 degrees, east chains to the old
the pIard 'e han1 Reiawafe Sn%s river thence with
cnains south 81 l-2 degrees west W-i0S
chains south 30 l-2degrees west T. loo chains
rn Ierrnes " ast ,-a degrees west chain, south Il
~, y y, West s-iU chains, south 2s degrees
'tst tf:!OJ chains, south ~ ii degrees west
,, ~ cnalns, south II degrees east nj in :
,halns, south degrees west 3I.4 choine
,nutn 1na - degrees west 81 chains, south de.
vest n, chains n- lnu, ,Gilains, south % degrees
mains 10 a ditch, thence with said Gitcb
Iorth ~ degrees, west chains north 60 DO. n
'LIees, L, west a-loo chains to private road n
west s sputh cboin side sthts thereof south
,reGs rec west %S-4 chains, thence crossing said
1ad north 70 degrees, west s. iinISa a
nehco noh along the north side of said C
orth t Sfdn ~ da,reS 40 Si degrees east 81 chains
aitch, thence Herewith north II degrees !,
vest . chains and l5 links, north So degrees N
Iest hans one % cnain n % l-l2 degrees, west
oTh % sest "sKtfsss .Ssns Msss e Ss Chains
delaware City Road! thenee WITH tho o,o na S,a.u
hereof south 10 degrees, west IZI chainstoo =,
n ne Junction Of the said 6fsf mentionei :
esrees eWce wcet WIN the centre thereof N. Il IN
,;.ce nv Oh beginning Containing lO6 acres and
w -nye square perches of land also ali si
siake IN ohef the cenrs eracs Of Of Beginning
,ad @ corner of!and Of said Jefierson and OF OF
inning thence Herewith north Il SHrrr4Inus ~ ~ ~
est iB chains and links. n enco v,fh 1ar@ st st
I'd u inks s39th 9o ,al; M degrees west7 chains 70
orth d degrees. east N chains to h atSns -.
,ence with ditch north n degrees east "
saaaiins, sa north g degrees east chssn q g.
ID ID 1S T iinks iiks sonth % degrees,NaetS chains ~ "
"a ~ links to the place 81 Sesisriins. en- sn
IIlns twenty-five aeFea, one rod ana ssal
ssl'e 81 square perche', b ~ ea4a NOR, Of q 1
Seized and taken in ekeaution - Z. pr
operty OF Darrach Cleaver, and 10 he so1S ~
WIN. II. LAABSON. Sherim a.
erin ONCE, New o. t,,t sept.A sepils 0A
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER q, 1875

.Ir is nov stated that the Of6cen OF the
Law IN Philaaolphia, have received infor-
nation that Westervclt will reveal where
he missing child is. 9. ~A7r l.r,,.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
.HERIFF'S SALE.

! |NAH"Aff SALE. .s
ny virtue of a writ OF venditioni exnonu
10 me directed will be exposed 10 pubIl
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADWAI|
IN THE
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY
III Hed l. Oh Hundred, Newcastle Counts
al Ielawar. on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of SEPTEMBER,
1875, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All that certain,t
or piece ofground situate in Red Lion hun
dred, and County of New Castle. on iii
northWesterly side of Clinton street. norb
westerly side of Fourth street and southwe'
terly side OF Washington street, in Deawsl
flOnt or breadth on the said Fourth stres
Two hundred and eight feet, and eXtend4
IN length or depth on the said Clinton and
w ashlngtOn streets respectively, two hund
red and sixty feet, more or less, to land
OF isaac Cbit; bounded northWesterly }!
tne said washington street, southwesteE
Dv SAID Clinton street, southweserly "
by said South street, and northwestern "
!anu OF Isaac Ubit, saving and excepfll
thereout certain lot or piece of ground oni
hundred feet square, commencing at thi
distance Of one hundred and eighty feet o.
;ald y clinton street from the ::west corner q
!1llrd street and said Clinton street, and
rom that point extending the distance d
'pe hundred feet on said Clinton street "
Yards said Fourth street, and extcndingii
iepth from said Clinton street front ons
hundred feet, this one hundred feet squaa
,elng the property of the DclavaH
ilty Methodist Episcopal Church, and aEs
III mat certain lot or piece of ground dls
te on the northwesterly side Of Washing
on street, nOrthwesterly side of Sous
trect and southwesterly side of Adam
lrect, IN Delaware City aforesaid, cOntainn,
ilnlng In front or breadth on the sald
ourth street two hundred and eighty fe.
nd extending in length or depth on the
nu washington and Adams streets, n
,ectlVely, 1Orty.ffve feet, bounded nonrl
esterly by said Adams street, souhWst
" 6y said Washington street, southwet
~ Dy said Fourth street, and northwesst
iy by the land of, at present or former!
John Ashurst. -, '-'
selzed and taken in execution as ~
,,9perty of Henry l.. Pechard, deceased
'M"in q II. Pechard, Administrator, D RA
ho l.. a. 20 3i henrX L. eckard, deceasedDap'
sherih's Office. New Castle. Sept. lS9 h
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
HERIFF'S' SALE

CITY AND HUMID OF NEW CAST, y
MONDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER. 49,,
at2o'clock p. m.,
me following described Real Estate wiz.
~ All that certain lot of land situate W W.; ~,
own Hundred and County Of New ras,,o M
IN me State Of Delaware, bounded and ss,ae da
'crioed as follows. to wit: ' >'''
si5e 5Ieeg,1nHning g1Hg at point on the south uoa.
hnnS ~e El clayton street, at the dist tanoo west
~ ntvMMured feet from the NOrth. .wasto.,o ol Two
s. y, Minih street, thence runni,~ in side
stese sMtsMriy distance, and parallei viz M SOUTH
westerIv G ~ ihnaared feet, thence in Snrth
ton Strssi ailEeolion n and parallel with iL.n- rian
North -. twenty -fiye feet, thence tjay, jnyc
iirst tn s.eriy sy direction and paroliei IN;
y Snyt9n street. thence by the % sa;a,a, iald side
tWenT ~ s steet N -easterly ~ sef
s,n.S ioe oflahd ,conveyed - itgss. being the
Ss.4 Dy Jacob Harmsn nrI s.,,d seid Thos.
n.nn Saco a1d taken in osannte Wlie &C.:
ri"yhy olThonas SteslinS uSa0S ccoI S as the
- Ms Wlfe and I. t. a. anf oiJ ana Ter l.
Bh hs4n, ~. Wy: H. LAMHst00HTe 10 Te sold sold BY
A' omse. New Castle, HsoN' sheriff:
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directed will be exposed for public sale, o
the
HOTEL OF THOMAS d. BRADWAY
Y. ItOV1 0f DELAWARE CITY,
Bed Lion. Hundred. Now Castle COUNTY, Dal,
TUEsDAY(the2 18th day Sf HIYrEMBER
scribed real estate, viz: All that tract, piece
or parcel Of land situate in st. Georges nun.
dred, adjoining land OF James +. CsSpcnssi
en9 Otners, and bounded and described as
tbe sSisRR8 isnds 1g IN RpS!:
=, Csrpentsf and running thence With said
hundred and thirty-thfee and four LVeaths
Perches, g Q ccEner for land Of lliam Clea-
yer; tnence herewith north twenty five
pereheS, south 80 degrees, west fifty- mine and
eiehttenths perches. north 25 degrees, west
% P1rches, south ~ degrees, west n perches.
9s0lth 8S degrees, west l8 perchea, to q, line
atscn 1nx IN me marsh, then with said ditch
perches, north Is degrees, west thirty-One.
and six tenths perches, north 8 degrees. west
fourteen and one-half perches, north o de-
grees, east eleven and two tenths perches.
nortn t,er n degrees, east twenty three and
one bali degrees, east twelve and one tenth
perches to iineOf land Of William bfcMtiitJ)
en thence throwith south sixty seven and
one nalf degrees, east sixty and three tenths
Pefehes, north twenty three ana one half
lanes 7. Carpenter Aforesaid: thence there.
With south sixty seven and one fourth de- !
ICES, east one hundred and twenty and two
entne perches, to the place Of beginning.
one hundred and three acres',f
w fods ana twenty i've square perches OF
tnef tract Of land. situate near the village
Pert Penn, bounded on the south by tie
DAD leading to and from st. Georges marsh
nd tho Port Penn road, containing twenty
ye acr8s more or less. -,
roperty Of Isaac 8. Cleaver and Mary Ann b
!. his wife, and two tenants, and to be sold /,
WIN. H. LAMBSON, sheriff
Sherins Once. New Castle, Sept. 4. BM u
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SHERLFFS SALES.
GHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue ofa writ Of .Levarl Facias tt
| at the ~, f-o '. s"ie "''e
. HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
In Mldd!etown, in st. Georges Hundred
newcastle County, Delaware, on Thursdav
The 3oth day of September, 1875. at o'cIncE
r: M, the following described real estate.
All that tract or parcel of land sitp.+.
IN st. Georges Hundred aforesaid. bonnn.
ed and described as follows, to-wit: No. is
beginning at n point on the subtle road
leading from Odessa to Middletown. cor
ner for number fifteen, and runping themca
Win ne same south twenty Eight degrees.
easy thirty-seven and four tenths nerches
TO The line of land of Daniel Corbil: thence
win the same south sixty one degrees west
sixteen and two tenths perches and sonth
slXty-tWO degrees, west two aid seven
tentns perches, to q corner for number sew
enteen; thence with the same north twenty
elght Degrees west forty-one and two.
tenths perches to said public road thence
with the same north seven ty-four ,egi eos
east seven and five-tenths perches and
north seventy and three quarters degrees
aasteleven and eight-t tentls perehess To the
place of beginning, containing four acreS
Or less o., = = '' 1Aole
Seized and taken into execution "a the
property ofSanuel NJ. Enos and Ruth Enos
als wife, and I. is, and to he sold by
80 ~ WIN. H.,LAMBSON, Sheriff.
cnrEln.s Ofnce New Castle, Sept, 10.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22

Sheridan told Lord North that bo had
taken new house, and that everything
would now 60 on like clock-work IAb 3
replied his Lordship, stick, tick"
The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
His Life

poor GrimI
age, 7 and his 81
a: 'aees Of his chd
93'@9. n. Two rea
! NJ; ;Mait!andd,' d'o Of
NJ but Donalds
1S 'ld 60. Mr.. T
lowed .e.: his ussu,
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