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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02
From JOHN sHILLITo 6 CO.. leading Dry
Goods Merchandise of Cincinnati.l

During the. past ten years we have used over
One Hundred Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes in the manufacture of Ladies' Garments
of every kind, including Heavy Cloaks and
Fine Underwear, and they have given entire,
satisfaction. For our work the Wheeler &.
Wilson Sewing Machine is unequaled.
JOHN SHILLITO & co.
APRIL 11th, 1874.
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A bride at Mansfield, o., took poison
% see if her husband would cry and take
on and show bis devotion to her. He
;oolly held her head while the doctor
worked the stomach pump
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-02

HOGS-The market is quietand steady. We
quote common to lights IS 25a5 IS, faIr to gooo
light s. 90a6 10, and fair to good heavy So UOa
6 rs per Genital.
CATpLE-The market is active, and firm.
Common are worth $2a2 %, medium 50 T5a
3 Is, and good butchers $4a4 81 per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market steady and firm. Common
TO far are worth $2 25a8 25, and good to choice
So 5Ua4 81 per Genital.
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Cincinnati Live stock.

( CINCINNATI, October 2-2P. NJ.
The following are the receipts anu shipments
OF live stock for the past 4s hours:
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The river was. falling here at 8 A. NJ,
with 10 feet 1inch'in the channel. g
PITTsBURG. October 2-9 A. M.-Riyer
B feet d inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer 46 deg. Wind north
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COyINGTON.

Fhe Internal Revenue eolleotions for
the week in the Coyington District
amounted to $53,733 21.
Hon. L. j Phelps, Judge of the County
Court, gave a new official bond as sucl
in the Circuit Court on Saturday.
AdJntant Bowen has presented @ hand
some uniform to Capt. Bateman, OF Com
pany Hayes and Wheeler Guards.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club Of the
Seventh Ward will meet tonight to
make arrangements for the celebration
ON Thursday.
John and Charles Seller, ice dealers,
under the firm of John Seller & Bro,
nave dissolved partnership, Chas. Seller
Withdrawing. .
The new system of collecting fare on
the wharf at the foot OF Main street. in
stead OF on the ferry, as formerly done,
is working ad dmirably. NJ .t H Fl
The Republicans OF Kenton County
hold "a mass meeting Tonight at Odd-fel-
lows Hall to elect delegates to the Re-
publican Congressional Convention next
Thursday night. t.Tf-
The agreement in the Hallam-C Calkins
libel suit has become void, blr. Hallam,
the plaintiff, having Withdrawn his con-
sent, on account OF an alleged violation
ofthe spirit Of the contract.
A four-year-old son of Mr.. Henry Parr,
who lives at The corner of Fifteenth and
Banklick streets, was kicked by horse
yesterday and suffered q fracture Of the
frontal bone over the right eye.
MAYORS CoURT.-W. Donohue, Dick
Bryant, ID. Lambert, Mike Moore and
Vim. Call, drunk, each "a; VIM. VIII
liams, Pat. Rohan, drunk and disor-
derly, each 81; Belle Rogers, W. Renne-
August Tim, G. Sherring, j. Rickhof and |
Il. KnIper, same, each 50; Mat. Hays, |
same, S.; Margaret Kiltoyle, drunk, dis
missed; August Cordesman, concealed |
weapons, continued; James Morrissey
and James Move, breach Of peace, W |
each.
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A Pertinent Oxesfiou


Ihe New York Sun asks this pertinent
question why not give the whites an
equal show" Our readers know that
the GAZETTE has heretofore denounced
the way in which our soldiers were sent
to fight the Indians with poor arms. The
Sus now believes that the Indians had
bel ter arms than Custer men. Itvavs.
I'VE believe Gen. Grant rep,rds H.
Indian policy AS his own, and has bsan
particularly gratitied with what he 'Ien ba
admired as the successful working Of #
Now. it appears from the accounts of ,be
massacre of Custer and his command
that the Indians had much better guns
than our own soldiers. What we wisE
TO inquire is this: Inasmuch as our owr
Government furnishes the arms to botf
sides, why should not at least as good
guns be allowed to the whites as to tn,
indians? The men in Office at Washing
ton may be still further diverted by this
question. Nevertheless, we hope they
viii take the trouble to answer it,"
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Accident to General Crooks Wife.

ST. Louis, July 13.-Mrs. General
Creok. whose husband is in the Indian
war, is in this city with her brother,
). DAILY. She came from Hot Springs.
Arkansa,, and on the way the sleep
ing car in which Mrs. Crook was rid
ing, tumbled over a bank 134 miles
from here. Mrs. Crook was thrown
Off her feet, had her left arm broken.
and sustained other injuries, She is
very anxious about her husband. not
having heard from him since June II.
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S'ongress Xesferduv

In the L. S. Senate yesterday, the con-
ference report on the Silver bill was
agreed to. The Senate went into ses-
sion as a Court of Impeachment. but
TOOK no testimony owing to the absence
of John S. Evans a witness for the de-
fence, and the Court adjourned until
Monday. Legislative business being re.
sumed, the House bill to amend the act
relating to the admission of articles for
the Centennial Exhibition was passed.
The River and harbor bill was considered
and various amendments were adopted.
A conference report on the amendatory
Bankrupt bill was agreed to. Adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Poppleton, of Ohio,
from the Election Committee, made q re.
port in the Massachusetts contested case
OF Abbott VS.. Frost, declaring Abbott,
the contestant, entitled to the seat. The
report was adopted. Mr.. Stone, of Mo-,
introduced bill to further protect the
sinking fund, which was referred. The
conference report on the Bankruptcy
bill was agreed to. 1t simply modities,
instead of repeals section 51O8 of the
revised statutes concerning bankruptcy.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-15

The Repttticos intimates to Anthony
Higgins, Esq, the propriety of resign
ing the District Attorneyship and
charges the Commercial with taking the
President to task for his assurance, and
insists that he give some good reason for
his conduct" The Commercial is charged
with bullying" the party in local poll
tics, and it may be liable, as the RepubE-
con suggests. to Outlying" the Admins
tration. Be this as ID may that paper
has managed to get more money from
the government for advertising in the
last eight years than any paper in Della
ware, about two or three to one. While
the Republican was doing the hard work
for nothing the Commercial, by its fiirta-
tions, equivocations and play ing fast and
loose, has succeeded in pulling the chest
nuts out of the fire, and its poor neigh
Dor was allowed a very small pittance.
Jewell must have known the Commercial
was for Bristow when he sent it very
long advertisement, and that Bristow
was not for Grant. Grant is dumb, but
not SO dumb as not to note these things
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The New York Herald says: Unless
the republicans put an end to this new
eposide Of Casarism, this business of de-.
grading honorable men to please Ross
Shepherd and avenge Belknap, they NAV
as well close their canvass. HAYES and
Wheeler will be whipped as badly as
Scott and Graham.
They will be whipped any how, and
Grant knows it. He does not desire the
election of another Republican, unless
At Is some such man as Morton or Conk.
ling,
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Was tue President Opposed to tie Pros
secuttonss- What Yaryan Rnous
about 1t.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Ex-Special
Agent Yaryan was further examined
to-day before the special committee
to inquire into the whisky trials, but
nothing of special Importance was
elected beyond the reason which he
gave why he thought the President
was opposed to The prosecution of the
whisky trials. When he was last be-
fore the committee he declined to say
much about the orders received from
either MIR. Bristow or the President,
but he did say that the President was
opposed to the prosecution. To-day
he was asked what led him to such a
conclusion, and he replied as fellows:
"His delay in removing the following
officers, who were obstructing the
prosecution OF the whisky rings, viz, g.,
District Attorney Ward, of Chicago !,
District Attorney Hubbell, of Milwau-
kee; District Attorney Vandyke, of
San Francisco, Supervisor Mum, of
Chicago; Collector Mcguire, of st.
Louis, and his failure to remove ECo,.
lector Sedwick and Supervisor Foulks
OF San Francisco; his removal of Hen
derson. the assistant counsel at st.
Louis, and retention in office of Bah
cock; the dismissal or forced resigna-
tion of nearly every officer who has
taken an active part in the prosccu
ton of the whisky ring conspirators,
the importuning it required to obtain
the celebrated Endorsement Let no
guilty man escape and his anger at
its publication. the length of the time
the resignation of Mcdonald was held
beforesbein5 accepted, and the fact
that he was not dismissed after con-
Tossing his guilt"
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Not an Fret, Start.

In the political contest in Novem.
Der the Democrats are not permitted
to have an even start. The Republi.
can or Hayes>Grant party start with
102, 900 Office holders, every one of
whom is personally interested il the
fight. In addition, the fathers, broth.
ers, sons, uncles, nephews and cousins
CT the 102, 900 may be said to be inter-
ested in keeping them in office. This.
it must be admitted, is great send off
for Hayes. and may be estimated as
about equal to 100000 votes. If Uncle
Sam Tilden had enough relations TO
equal that vote at the start his success
would be set down as certain. But he
is without a man In the Government
employ. Net one of all the 102, 900 of
fee holders dare vote for Tilden. OF
all the 102. 600 there is not one Demo.
crat. Only think of that, reader. You
are taxed, and have been regularly
taxed for the last or 10 years to keep
all these men and not man of them
is Democrat. When Grant was elecs
ted the officers only numbered "a 1000,
but since thon the number has been
increased from that to 10000. These
pap-suckers arc all we'll qualified to
vote "early and Often" and the Dem.
Ocrats will have to watch them close
ly, We believe, however, that Tllden
will be found to have the vast maiori.
ty of the people on his side, and that
Democracy and Reform will sweep
the office holders aside like so much
chaff before the wind.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
by virtue Of n WI It of Levarii Facias to
me directed, will De exposed to Public Sale
at the ~
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SHIPLEY ST,
kept by Gen. W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
ihiheton, New Castle County, delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,,
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1876
At O'Clock. p. m..
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
1lty VI wilmington, with three story brick
as follows. to wit:
Beginnln at the Southerly side Of 9th st.
between Windsor and Madison streets at the
distanse OF fifty three feet from the westerly
side OF Windsor street. thence southerly par
allel TO Nlndsor street along line of land of
the said Cha'les Il. Stem ON tte east eighty
ieet 10 corner. thence westerly parallel to
9th street seventeen feet AMI six inches to a
corner, thence northerly parallel to the Fl rst
menti ned line and Wird ,or street along n
line. of other lands of the said Edmund q,
Springer on the west eighty feet to the said
s. utterly side Of 9Th street and thence thereby
casttrly seventeen ieet and six inches TO thu
pace OF beginning be the contents thereof
what they may: Book 2, vol. 0, page 23s, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF dmund q. Springer and Kate. his
wife. and joseph Brown and Emily Brown.
terre tenants. and to be sold by
wM. IL. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Shenfi's Office. New Castle.
JulY l, A. d. 1876. jy3.te
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Meeting of the Democratic C0un-
tn E.recutfce Committee.
Tnuun1auar-> I,al.x 1QNG

HGeLthQ OF tNtC DeHt0cF0ttc N0Hh-
fY E.recMtfre Committee.
TOWNSEND, July IA, 1876.
Pursuant to previous notice an ad-
journed meeting of the County Exec
utive Committee was held at the hotel
of William b. Hollis. Present JOHN
O'Byrne, DIR. Howard D. Ogle. DR..
Swithin Chandler, DIR. j. II. Parvis,
Joseph Fl. Walker, William Herbert,
Samuel Townsend, VIM. II. Newton
In the absence of Mr.. J. Fl. Publ, the
permanent Secretary, Mr.. William II
Newton was on motion elected Secre'
tary pro tenn.
On motion, John O'Byrne was made
chairman for the campaign, and Wm.
Herbert treasurer.
On motion, the action OF the meet
ing ON Saturday last, in the election of
}. II. Publ as permanent Secretary of
the Committee was unanimously rati-
fed.
On motion. resolved, that when this
meeting adjourn it be to meet at the
Lafayette Hotel, in the city of Wills
mington, on Saturday, the 22d instant,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, to receive the ree
port of the Committee appointed by
the late County Meeting to revise the
rules of the Democratic Party, and to
take such further action in the premi-
ses as to the Committee may seem meet
and proper.
On motion it was ordered that the
proceedings of this meeting be pub>
lished in the Democratic papers of
the county.
Resolved, That after confernng to-
gether it is the unanimous opinion of
the Committee that the county will
give a largely increased majority for
the Democratic nominees.
On motion, resolved, that the per-
manent Secretary be requested to no.
tify the members of the Committee of
the meeting to be held at the Lafay-
ette Hotel, ON Saturday, the ED inst,
and request full attendance.
On motion adjourned.
WIN. Ii. NEWTON,
Secretary, pro tenn.
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OFFICE PRACTITIONER,
ALFRED WALTON,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Having made the study and practice of med
icine lifetime business, and having been en-
gagged therein over tnirty-tive years. offers his
services TO the afl cted who may call upon
him, free from charge, for medical advice.
charxing for medic mes a reasonable nrice,
but to those who write to him a Statement ot
their troubles. he W shes to say that his time
Is 100 valuable and his expenses too heayo to
Dollars. wv
Chronic cases that cannot he cured, NAV be
relieved by iudicious advice and manage.
iheht. jy3-d&w6m
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The U. S. Steamer Plymouth arrived at
New York yesterday from Port Royal
She brought 227 men to be dischargad
from the iron ciads Dictator, Ajax, Cats.
Kill, Lehigh, S4ugus, Manhattan. and
Mahopac, the crews OF these vessels
having been reduced on account of the
reduction of appropriations for the new
fiscal year. ''e"
Senator Sargent is still confined ia his
honse by illness, but Aopes to be able to
go out on Monday. 'e "
The daily gazette., 1876-07-15

Hon. S. Teakle Wallis, Colonel H. d,
loney and many other prominent Mary
land Democrats, identified with the re-
form movement in opposition to the
regular Democratic ticket in that State
last fall, now support Tildeu.
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FRIDAY,
THE 2lst DAY OF JULY, ls7G.
At o'clock, %. m.

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All the following described tract and parcel
of land situate in Waite Clay Creek hundred
aforesaid, beginning at a Stake in Christiana
creek corner to Hammond's land. runs ~ by
Hammond's north thi SO CHAINS and three
Inks 10 a gum tree marked Tor corner, then
~ by the saline north thirty-six degrees and
thirty minutes. east welve chains to stone
in Hamm0nd's line and corner to Ronert Nc
Farlan's Ia 1o then,3)by McFarlan' $ land north
SIX degrees and twents-hve minutes, west
nineteen chains and eighty i've links to o stone
corner to Nj farlan's land, then % north one
degree ard nifty minutes. east thirteen chains
and eighty -eignt links to a corner o McFar.
IAN ldnd, then t5Jtwenty nihe degrees, W, st
seven chains to a poblar tree, then l6l by The
same north tifty-tour degIees and thirty min
utes. west six cen chains and twenty seven
Inns to corner, then u north seven degrees
and tot " minu es. west five chains and 1--WE -
ty hve llnksio stake corner, then [Sl blythe
came north three degrees and ninety five
minutes. tast four chains and sixty-one link
toa stake corner to McFarlan's in John Belts,
now Pogue's line; thencel9 by Pogue's north
sixty seven degrees and twenty five min utes
west hye chains and seven links to a stone
corner to Belts now Pogue's and Shealpear's
line: then III by Sheakspear land south thir-
ty-three degrees and forty five IN nutes, west
twenty two chains and twenty links to a stone
corner, llldue west four chains and ten links
by Belts. now Pogue's land to a stake in Chris.
tianl creek aforesaid corner to Belts, now
Pogue,s land; then down the said creek the
several courses thereof to the beginning con.
tanning One Hundred and Fiity-,hree Acres
OF Land. more or less. Book ", Vol, d, Page
So &C.
Seized anti taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF thomas Brooks nnd Mary J. his viii,
and t. is, and 10 be sold by
VIM. Il. LAMBS0N. Sheriff,
Sherif'ss Office. New Castle. (
July /. 1876. jy3ts
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At ! O'Clock, y. III


The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain tract, parcel OF lana sim
ate In blackbrd hundred formerly n pant of
app, qulnimink hundred] IN The county and
state aforesaid, bounded and described AS
f'llJws to witt Beginning al an old corner
marked White oak on The west of Lranch OF
Blackbird C eek CALF Sawdon's branch and
running thence north seventy nine degrees
and thirty minutes, east twenty eis hit pei ches
TO a corner stone on the north side Of the
county Road lead ng from New Caste to Duck
creek thence south forty 0egi ees and
thirty minutes. east Cne hundred AID eighty
per2hes to post standing by the side OF sald
road being also corner OF land late OF VIM
and ka, worth Weldin; thence south forty-
three d. gr.es. we t eighiy.one peichcs TO n
corner stake being also anUthe corner of s. aid
land late OF Said We DIN standing in q low
piece ol swampy ground; thence south thirty
seven ueglees east thi ty-two pc. ches 10 n
corner stake IN the back line OF taid la ii
about nall perch north west of Il white AK:
thence south AiAty-three degree, and th rty
minutes, west one hundred and len pc ches
toa corner post where corner hickory should
have Sod bei ga corner of lapd lac hi.
ward Knots and j ohn Farmer; thence north
sixty dtgrees, west one hundred and ffty
percbes u cLrner maple by SaWdon's bran h
aforesaid be ng aso Corner of land late nj
Charles Hewitt thence down the said b anch
on the west side thereof north thirty three
degrees. east Two hundrcd and FIX perches to
the place ot btginnlr g, containing two hun
drtd acres, more Ut less
oelztu and taken In execution as The b o.
ner.y Of Wi liam :. A islon and Eliza Allston
his wife. and terre tenant ,and 20 be so d by
WM. II JAMESON, sheriff.
sheriff I. Office, New Castle,
July /, 1876. jy7-tS
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T. HERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue of a writ of Ais, Levar, Facias
to me dir cted, will be exposed to Public sale
at t g hrtel of JACOB Hyatt, in Newnort in
Chr stiana hundred, New Castle county, Del
aware, on
FRIDAY.
THE 2lst DAY OF JULY, ls7t.
at o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Esta e. viz.
All that certain Messuage a nd farm or tract
OF land situated in Mill Creek hund boun
ded ny lands of Thomas Warrel. lands of STE
phen sprlnger,lands OF Joseph Lindsay lands
OF Joseph " malker. ands of Mary Walker, a a1ds
ni Jane MeElwee. lands of the heirs of John
mcEiwe. land of the heirs of James Crossen
and lands OF VIM. Mendenhall. conta ming
one hun FED and five acres and sevente cen
one-hundredths of an acre of land. it being
me same premises andtrsct OF land which Jon.
alhan Hopes and Martha Matilda his wife,
hy .hdenture bearing even date herewith did
grant and confirm unto the said Barton Nc
Elwee, party hereto in fee.
Seized and taken in execution as the Dro-
perty of Barton McElwee and Priscilla his
wife, and T. t., and to be sold by
WIN. ii LAMBSUN. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle,
July j. A. D. 1876. jy3-ts
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e HEAIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ OF.
- Levari Faeias to me directed, will be ex-
posed TO Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SIMPLIFY ST,
kept by Geo. Ortlir. in iii city of Whining
ton. New Castle County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 22i DAY OF JULY, A. u. ls7C.
ut . o'clock. p.m m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land with a
Buck Dwelling thereon erected situate in
the Guy OF Wilmington Aforesaid, bounded
and described us follows, to wit: Beginning
nt the intersection OF the easterly side of
Rodney street with the southwesterIy side Of
Delaware avenue; thence BY thu said side of
delaware avenue easterlt xty-seyen feet
nine and half inches to u ,rner of land sold
and conveyed to Edward q Bra ford, Jr !;
ihence thereby sout1 westerly at right angles
10 salc De!aware avenue and passing through
and along the middle o the diyIs on wal be-
tween the tw1 dwellings obe hundred and
twenty hve feet, more less, to stake;
thence along a line running a-al el to Four
Y the easterly side OF ohney street afore-
sad, and thence thereby trtheasterly one
hundred and forty two Zee 10 the place Of
heelhning, be the content, there Il what il
may.
oelzed and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Harry S. Tayl and Elizabeth his
" fe. ant +. DeNormanuie and Thomas Y.
DeNoiMardie I. t.. and to be sold by
r., WIN. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office New Castle.
July /. 1876. jy5 is
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JAMES BRADFohn.
PAINTS
OlLS,
NARNlSHEs
W1ND0WGLASs,
CEN lent AND CALCINED PLASTER.

Pants. white lead, redlead white zinc, ,rou
& &pa,at, iubricating oils, linseed oil, sperm oil,
tara OIL, meats foot oil, coal oil. Tiiden 4 Nep'
new neWS varnishes, English varnIshes, alcohol,
artists materials, wax flower materials. de:
Saicomanla pictures, all kinds Of foreign and
aomestio glass stained, ornamental and en-
eraVeu, ra coach painters material, stencil col
sash, gold leaf, bronzes, VesmiIiions. leofins ]
glass plateC. io'A'ne
NOS. AND 8 EAST THIRD sTREEr
WILMINGTON. DEL
N, j. Particular attention paid to nor
CD SHIP PAINTING. sIGN Wits
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SATURDAY,
TIE I'D DAY OF JULY, 1876.
Al > n'alook n u,

Al = CLOCK. p. IN,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract of land situate
in Brandywine hundred aforesaid and pnr-
tlcularIy described as follows, t. wit: Begin
ming at a stake at the side of Ine Wilmington
and fhiiadelu ha Tu npike road "a corner of
Joseph Gfubb & land near line stone; thence
by rad Joseph 'rubo's nd Lewis W, ldin,s
land passing over the middle Of said stone
south tory seven degrees EAST one hun1I ed
and eighteen perches to a stake; thence BY
land elaine by said Weldin south fort " eight
degrees and three fourths OF q degree east
severity percbes and four tenlhs to stake at
the river Delaware; thence by said ri err 0 porth
thlrty-two ana ihree-fourths degrees 40 4-IO
perches to stake In the line Of William ]
Ll.per's land; thence by his land north 47M
degrees west II clio perches north 4S54 de-
grees " west ~ o-lQ perches, north 5iH degrees
west l3 ) III perches north 45M degrees, west
70 2-l0 perches, n, rth SiA degrees. west Q 10
perches to stone in a small run. ard north
33M degrees, west II 10 perches to the SID 9
oi the aforesaid Turnpise roao tn ence there
by south o6l4 degrees west AZ 2-l0 perchts to
ihe pace OF begil ming conta ming within said
bounds nifty ore and three -fourths acres and
lonr ana 9ne'half square pei cles of land. ex-
ceptihg thereout one and two-fourths acres
and twenty-five and eight tehths square per
chos heretofore ,nveyed on in posse s.ion of
the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, max ing the neat content.
tnereof iii acres and eighteen and seven
tenths square perches tuge ther with all tue
inud mats IN front thereof to low water mark
or the said river Delaware. with the house
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
neity oil william McCui iougb, and to be so d
oy,, WIN. III. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif'i Office, New Castle,
July 1876. jy6-ts