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TROTTING IN WAVERLEY PARK.
Two Interesting Contests. with Purses for
2HJ nnd 2ij3 Horses.

Tho third aud last day Of the spring trotting
meeting al Naverey, n. j.. was well attended. The
nrst race was for purse OF $3.50 for the 25 class mile
heats. best three In nve In haTncss There six
starters-J. sandfords b. m Flora Dr. aesrd's b. M.
Annie r., +. j. Jsrvs's big. m. Jennie, j. L. suttons
b. &. Bay Richmond. II. Hedolngs o. g. Harry Hccdinc,
and DE Camps Dr. y. Mercer. The st heat was won
by Flora by three lengths from JrLnie ia 2l4 Annie
X. third. Bay Richmond fourth. the second and hrd
heats and race we're easily won Dy Flora IN 2i5 -nd
24lf, Annie H. setting second and Jennie ru
Inc second race. purse 5000 for 2SS cAss mie hsa
best ~ d IN harness haa three entres-Peer Names
= r. Break OF Day, L. Dunnalns ch. N. syertail, I.
cr.netIg. st. George. The nrst heat was well con
tested between SilveraIl Break Of bay the tier
winner BY length In 36lS 81. George tnlrd. Tne
second heat was Won by Bresk OF Day 29o silver
tail second. The third heat taken Oy lilvortAl
alter I'd struggle with ST. George. IN 2ij7. This
fourth heat and ace we're Brcak Day 2:36
silvertsl taxing second and ST. George third money
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the LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Yesterdays Racing on Ascot Heath-Royaitv
on tho Knce Course.

tOuIHOs
LONDON. June 15,-Fof this, the third day OF
the Ascot Heath meeting. tho weather was hardly so
proptous on the two previous days. Nevertheless
the course rded and many notable persons
esent royalty being represented by the Prince and
Princess VI wales.
Ibe rst event the ST. Jamcss Palace stakes was con
tested for b. only horses. Great Tom and 0lacis
Tue resulted In . dead heat and settled by
Great Tom walking over the course and dividing the
Na es. There vas no betting on this race noted
The next event. the New stakes brought out neld OF
ei-ht, and ws- won BY Rob Roy. with 81. Chrstopbe
second. and Don Carlos third. The betting this
Roy 10 TO aAainst ST. Christopbe. ana IL 10 against
Don carlos.
The thi event the race for the Gold Cup with
ned Of sx starters The prze was taken py Apolog
Craig Nil bciug second and Forerunner third. The
last betting this was to each against Apology
and Forerunner, and ~ against Craig Milar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

In the Marine Court It was shown Yesterday
that stephen Fske. the business mansger OF the Fifth
Avenue Theatre had dissolved directing him
TO submit to an examination before trial In the suit for
tS95 Instituted by the Messrs Crossey OF carpet Ame
against the defunct Scribblers' C,ub Of which Fnko
was member Upon tho evidence tui. default.
Judge Mead ms revoked aud varated the order
by hun on Saturday 81, seting aside the Judgm nt OBJ
tancd py the CrosttYs 30 fai let Flskr come In
and uefend ON the uerits He thus, bY his dsOb >
denoe Of the orders Of the Court loses tie opportny
Of tryi1g the question ether he shouI be aOle for
the tDt of the scnDb ers aud the Judgment against
him stands absolute. The examination, In supplement.
tary prUceedngt, OF the individual members OF the
CLUB 10 now to De resumed.
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THE YENEz SWINDLE.
The Foreign Affairs Committee Recommend
ing n Revision Of the Awards.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The House Com
mlttee on Foreign Affairs have agreed to report
a bill for the revision Of the awards Of the ven-
eEuela Mixed Commission OF April Is, 1885, The
committee report thdt they and the allegations
OF the Government OF Venezuela fully corrobo-
rated by all the circumstances OF the case. They
are Of tho opinion that had the Congress OF 1873
been fuiiv apprissd uf the facts In the case they
never would have passed the objectionable Ven-
ezueia Force bill. They hold that the certin-
G. tes which were Issued as result OF this fraud
practised upon that weak republic should be
cancelled bv a new commission under the old
treaty, and justice be done to bona nde claim
ants. They recommend that the new conn Is
5. OTth before them Is conclusive OF the irregu-
larities complained OF. The subject will now
have the early attention OF Congress.
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SOME rAsHINGTON TOPICS.
Prohibiting American Citizens from Holding
slaves in Foreign Countries.

WAsHIS0roS, June l5-Mr. Springere bill
to prohibit American citizens from holding slaves In
foreign countries and Withdrawing the protection Of
the Government OF the United States from per.
sons. was reported to-day from the subcommittee on
FOREIGN Aiirs to when II Referred. with iayor-
abe rrcOmnle eudalon. Svv fai anne ndments pro.
Do ed TO the bill oy the General Committee one OF
wicn tnst tue oil should take effect unlil the
thus tranc time 10 withdraw from 1t Ntnout sacr.
nc4ng ther Interests Another amendment provides
that this oil should not apply to domestic servants
Mr.. Springer wl he authorized tO report bill to
House. with the recommendation that II be passed
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CHICAGO. June l5.-ln the County Court this
afternoon. on the petition Of M Edwards brother OF
Mrs Lincoln. Jury was impanelled and heard state
ments Mr.. Edwards effect that Mrs Lincoln
10 in q cOhdllOn to manage her estate properly.
Mr Sweet sppeared on behalf Of Robert Lincoln TO
say that his client would only b0 glad TO tho
decree OF the court reversed n the testimony .Ven
should satfy the jury Thereupon the Jury gave
dict that sAi Mary Lincoln reason, 10
capable TO manage ana control her estA Q.
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Another Wiie,s suicide.

Mrs Eiz ibetn Mlnicuss of +04 First avenue
died In Bellevue Hospital Yesterday from having taken
Paris green Three agv she married to Louls
Minicus. who was wldower with three children. He
said yesterday that married her to get some one to
attend to tho children, bu that thinknR Tat she did
not attend to them properly. he removed them from
under her Then his life SAID e wou quit him.
On wedne sdaV nignl she several 70 the ar
found her retchng lie then had her taken 70
Helta Hna al
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A Marriage Ceremony Poslponed.

WIN. Berger. barber, who mad just moved
from 100 west Thlrsxth street, returned yesterday
morning for sometang no had forgotten lie lighted a
match, and heavy exp iosion FOIL wed. He blown
thrOuIh glass or and MS face, nand anu arms were
shoCklnKY burned. tie Nai tAAeu 10 bellevue HosptA
lie TO have been married this morning. The WIN
dow front was blown out into the street. and other
windows, doors, aud furniture were demolished.
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The Homeopathic Asylum for the In

MIDDLETows, N. Y, June B.-rhe annual
meeting OF the Trustees Of the New York State Ho
patnic Asylum for the Insane Middletown. Orange
county. hold here to-day. The following Orncers
were reelected President, Fletcher Harper, Jr, OF
Ne" YORK Vice-Presdent, Grlnnell Burt of Warwick
Secretary, NJ, ID. Stevens Of MiadetOwn Treasurer,
T Hayes OF Middletown. liereafler tue annual meet
MONDAY In December, and the fiscal year ends Nov aO
Tue second building 10 eegt well arranged The
new pavilion viii open Tor patients Wodnesday, the
2lsI INST II lncroasea the cApacY from 10 10 R2O.
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George Savili known to the dog fighting fra
ternity shenhed George, arrested yesterday by
Mr. Henry Bergh. Air. Borgh has been looking for
bavl siucv the 0ls dog nght OF i've months ago
Sayil was the boon cumpaH Of KIT Burns Harry aud
JACK Jennlngs 5ouier Brown, the EIw ard ODaT,
aud Dck tue tat. He says, Bersh's run un Bast
ms nibs e dldDt take me ia seV, rl yelrr
know. lie saw IN the street wi dog. aud uanne,
a 4 didn't say, you Know. that pTcn0utated uuR
nshL ana 'uaYrns anu hearth II ~ diunt make pay
s25 nne you know" sayl's frends are trlnG W pro.
gure for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
AnAb.cond,ng Drfauiter.

BOSTON, June 5-Major Geo. l.. Stearns oom
mandant Of Post 14y q. A. II. OF Charleston has alb
seconded having o. 900 OF the funds OF the Post
mis- possession. besides leaving numerous unpaid
claims. Tue treasury VI the Post ID made bankrupt
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. C...

LONDON, June l6.-Fourteen judges are sit
ting the OF Ferdinand keyn late captain OF the
Francona The bench inc chiefs OF the three
common law divisions, Lord Chief Justice, tho Right
Hon. Sir Alexander J. 4. Cockburn, presialng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
The Loafers of the Parks.

Complaints having been made by the residents
OF the nelghborhoods Of tho parks onicer Mcaonige
OF tho Washington place police, with detail OF poco
in civilian Dress made raid upon the loungcrs In
Washington and Madison ParKs Yesterday aud arrested
about Of the most soedI OF the drunkars and
tramps that were dozng the benches. Justice Duny
them yagrsnu 10 the Commissioners 0f Chair.
e. Correction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

BRUssELs, June 16-The night has passed
quietly and order Is everywhere restored
heDded. however, that the anti-cercals NAV renew
their demVnstratons to-nl-ht, but they
pe.ed 10 oe serious The local authOres have force
suftcient ~ maintain Oruer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
A sLiifuiiy-rinyed Quoting Match.

"The most interesting ana dskilfully-contested
quot match played Jersey" say the kno wing
n regard 20 that vita winch the members OF tho
Curing Cluo Convention closed their two days session
yesterday ine snyrt was mad IN neld near the La
fAJ cite curling Rink, aud was par lcipated In by
,wenty-slI players, naicneo IN pairs Tor games OF
twentyon points, the winners being pltted against
each other unt only TWO players were left, Mr. Alex
hcGreROr OF the Newark Club. aud Mr.. samuel Nc.
Conkllu. After an exceedingly close game the SILVER
quot was won By tho FORMER. no beating AcConkin by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
Boss Grants Neutrality.

WARRINGTON, June l5.-Pr, sident Grant on
MONDAY said To personal friend that there not the
slightest foundation for the report that he opposed
to the nomination OF Blaine. On the contrary, having
twice rn tho nomlnee OF the Republican Cohven ION.
he thought II ungoneruus the part OF mis- friends TO
accuse hun OF attempting In am manner " biAs or In
nuence tue eAoice Ot the Convention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
Tho Or, In which Crime l.. no, Punished.

The men who tally assaulted Pbiltp Casper
In Ten Eyck street, Brooklyn the 3oth OF May
taken before Justice Guck yesterday and he refused
to hold them saying that It proper for the
Coroner IN spite OF ths fact that Casper not yet
de d. though dying. The District Attorney sent word
TO tho Jusce directing him 10 hold the prisoners Tho
police we're for some time IN q quandary when the
Justice refused to CO init the prlsOnor because thsis
victim wH likely TO die and the Coroner re used to
ceive them he had mob evidence against
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
Bris,ow w,thdrawins from the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, June lb.-lt Is asserted to- night
that the resignation OF Secretary Bristow IL In the
hands OF the President to take effect upon tue conCu-
SION Of the deliberations of the Cincinnati enIon,
aud tnat II Will be accepted. Minister Washburnc who
has heretofore been nAmed as his successor, awaits re-
cAl p.rlH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

BUFFALO, June h-rhe wages of tho em-
poyees OF the Buffalo. Now York and Philadelphia
Railroad Company were reduced the ith insi and
ing number OF men have Deen discharged. and
trans are de,ayed There was only tram out to-
day. riot was anticnated this afternoon, but was
prevented by the arLeat OF kexerAl OF the rlngeAd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

Mrs. A I. Stewart has given $500 to the Soo-
ey tor the Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled $1,000
to the New York Infant Asylum o. 900 to the Work.
Ing Women'a Protective Union, 81 900 IN aid Of the
New YORK Eye aud Ear lnnrmarI $1,000 70 81. Am
bruses Protestant Episcopal Free Church, ~ 500 ST.
Luke's Hospital and tl,OOO TO the New York Prison
Association Mrs stewards eifts to charities have
already amounted to about 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

BERLIN, June D,-Ihe Emperor OF Austria
will meet the CIar Of Ru sla In Bohemia when
ing Russia Their MaJesties Will travel q short dis
lance together. Anerssrd the Emperor OF Austria
vial meet the Emperor william at lschl. Prince Bis.
marck viii rrmain Il klssengen six weeks after which
he goes TO VaIzln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
Lease OF tho FranLIIn Telegraph Limos.

BOSTON, June l6.-At an adjourned meeting
OF the Franklin Telegraph Company this afternoon tho
lease OF the line to the Atlantic and P-cinc Telegraph
Company for ninety.nne years was rathed and exe-
Gu ed The Atisn .ic and Pacific Company guarantee
$50 snare OF the Franklin st ck per ear pay 4bo
lIuA OF the latter.
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LONDON, jane l5.-Thc liabilities OF the nrm
OF hessrs. Malcolmson Co OF Belfast, PortIaw and
Waterford. Ireland, linen manufacturers, who have
IA cd are estimated Al from 81 000OO0 TO 81 500 600
Glasgow. scotland. have also failed. Their liabilities
pl ced at Es0OO0.
The failure of Mr., John Henry Gurbutt coiiiery
owner OF Darlington. 10 announced. His liabilities are
El7O,0 900.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June l5.-Latsr returns from
the oregon election show tht tue Republicans and ln'
endents tie toe Democrats la the Lega ature
ring eleotop Of United States Senator BY the
doubtful.
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We will not say whether he belongs to tho
CmcaGoes. the Hartfords, the Mutuas but It Is
tain that he s known rs Bsse Bal Bob King OF tho
Third Base" Tho story OF mis- life ready. IN No
% OF the boys ne World All the ball players arc
reading tt.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

All the ball players are interested In the sx-
citing story Just commenced in the Boys Of hs World
II called Base Ball Bob King OF the Third ps.e."
sud the hero renowned ball tesssr. ADJ,
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The Murder In Harlem.
The Weather Omco Prediction.

Thomas j. Batteii. the murderer Of Ann Ham
mer. WAS tcnce1 yesterday by Recorder Hackeu 70
imp Tis0nment for life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

South and east winds, warmor, partly cloudy
ana foggy followed by clearing weather aud stationary
anu higher barometer,
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VIENNA, June l6.-Austria and Russia have
agreed to prevenl any further istance rea na
the nsur. TneS also resolved TO strOn y
ommend the nsurgent chiefs to negotiate with Turkey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
A Fathers wicLedue.. and Mothers sorrow

Herman Rsinenberg, OF is Washington street,
appeared from home Tuesday evening last. taking
his four yeArold child with him. His wife has been
able to learn anything OF him Eeinenberg, who has
long been dlsspated treated his wife badly and after
trying three times TO xiii himself, deserted her and
eOle their only child As he Was seamens COOK, she
toAIs that he has shlPped U sea with The chlld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

SARATOGA. June l5.-Dom Pedro and pHrty
Today, entertained at the Grand
Union Hotel Frank Leslie the party sail 10 his
nnllE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

Clark's paper mill near Dover. N. j., was
burned yesterday. Loss, a65OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

Soc Theodore wurts cartoon In tho Illustrated
Wssiiy, iass oui. Tue KssiE 10 oniI Sssa.~zas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16

In Cincinnati who hiss his political aspirations In
ch rye tn I under no circumstances must bis
name be used for the Vice Presidency.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29

inequality-ev the negro who owns
a small farm would save half his taxes if
the Democrats elect TILpEN and Hen
DHcKs, while, should the Republicans by
any possible chance carry the Legislature
of Delaware, his taxes would likely be
duplicated and the result would be the
passage of his property under the hammer
Of the Sheriff. Should the Democrats
succeed he will save enough from taxa
ton alone to pay good round sum to-
ward keeping up school for his chill
children.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29

SHERIFF'S SALE--By virtue of a writ of
posed to Public Sale at the
HOTEL. s4l SIMPLIFY ST:
kept by George W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY,
THE llth DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876.
At 2 O'Clock, p.m,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All thet certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being situated in the city of Wilmington,
aforesaid. and bounded and described as
follows; that is to say beginning On the
westerly side of Jackson street at the dis
tance of thirty five feet from the corner
formed by the intersection of the line of the
southerly side of Chestnut street with the
line of the westerly side of Jackson street,
thence westerly and parallel to Chestnut
street. seventy-two feet to a corner; thence
southerly and uarallel to Jackson street sixty
five feet to another corner; thence easterly
and parallel to Chestnut street, seventy two
feet to the westerly side of Jackson street. and
thence northerly along said side of said street
sixty-fve feet to the place OF beginning. be
the contents within said bounds what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
Perty Of Francis Marion Angelo. aud Sarah
Virginia, his wife. and 0rmand S. Senter, TT.
t.. and to be sold by
WM il. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office New Castle.
Scot. %. 1876. sept25-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29
Reform Treated ,rifH Coutcn,at

Gen. Woodford is representative man n,
the Republican party. No one can doubt
that. He, as well as Senators Morton.
Logan and Boutwell,, discard Reform.
They do not advocate it as Republican
doctrine, and are thus quite consistent
with the course and action of the Senate.
Gen. Woodford passed Reform by with
out word, except that he preferred re-
form by Republicans TO Reform by Demo-
Gratis.
We wish the people of Delaware Ia
note this matter. The great effort of the
people, as we understand the political
issues is to reduce the taxes by Reforming
the Civil Service Of the Government
There are now over 100000 Office holders
living on the people. Before Grant came
into office there was but little over half
that number. Reform means a reduction
of this force-it means that oflice-holder
shall do a days work and that they shal
be paid for the work they do at rates some
what corresponding with the usual rate
of wages.
When this work of Reform is accom-
plished and the people of Delaware ar
able to get along bypaying annually abou
100000 to the Internal Revenue offic
instead of paying as they do now froI
$3OO,OOO to $4,000, it will be tim
enough to talk of adding still hight
taxes upon the farms and real estate {
the people to educate the young negroes,
Gen. Woodford knows that New En-.
land escapes fair share the taxes Will
Delaware and Maryland groan under thi
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29

HoN. JAMES WILLIAMs.-It is not
pleasant TO be silent and hear the gentle
men who attended the Temperance Con-
yention in this city on Thursday after
noon, speak so flippently of the gentle
men nominated for Congress. These
gentlemen Of the Convention pretend to
be God-fearing and conscientious, and to
be consistent should not fear to speak in
the singular. Let us know what YOU
mean by your insinuations, if you please
The Democratic party have nominated al
honest farmer, ,aman Of family for Congress
whose character and conduct the grea
party has endorsed, and we fear no attack
that may be made upon his private life o
his public record, either in the Legislature
of his State or the Congress of the Unite,
States.
Ne do not intend to east any reflection
upon such politicians as assembled in til,
Masonic Temple, under the garb of TEN
perance. We know the history of til
temperance cause in this State and "
know that the most powerful temperate
organization that ever existed in OF
county was destroyed in single year a
ter prohibitory law was passed an
that instead of preventing the use liquC
it was openly and disgustingly used
the streets, the cars, the dwellings an
almost everywhere. The result was
moTifying that it is no wonder the Re
Pennell Coombe is against entering int
temperance politics again. II, has see
enough Of that.
The Democratic candidate for Congre.
causes no dissatisfaction to his party. Il
is free from any objection that can |
brought against him; and the Republ
can temperance men know il.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29
Au.,nrrr.c : LIZ

CHERIFF's 5 LE., ,L
VAR Faciis 10 me dtreciet. Will be exnosed
10 Pubic Slle at the Hotel of " Liam u.
Hollis in Townsend. in Anpoquiniminkh nk hun
drei, New Castle County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
TIE 29,h DAY Of EPfEMBER, 1876
AT / o'clock, p. m.
The s,llowing described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain tract. faIm piece OF parcel
of land situate in Blackbird hundred, Qor
Inerly n rArt OF Eppoqulnimlnk hundred)
New Castle county and state OF Delaware,
adjoining land OF Gideon L. Rothwell. owen
c. crow. Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis
deceased one Gooding, George Davis and OF III
ers. the metes and bounds OF which are as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning ut a stone a corne-
for lands of Stevenfon. theme with said Ste
yenson south twenty. -four and hall degrees
east crossing the public road leading from
Pryors corner on the state road TO Thorough
fare Neck eighty. eight and four-teuths per-
ches to the public road leading to the Brick
Store landing; thence with said last named
road ntrth eignty-Dine and a half degrees
east with lands Of John A. Cavender pinety-
with said Crow north twenty three, degrees
west (as near as could be taken) one hundred
and thirty perches to stone on the north
side of branch; thence with said Grow north
sixty-ene degrees east fifty.seven perches TO o
ditch on q line of lands of q. E. Roth well:
thence with said ditch an said Rothwell
north fifty and a fourth degrees west fifty
seven perches to said Thoroughfare Neck
road; thence crossing said road and with said
ditch north sixty-one degrees and ha'f west
twenty &c ur and six tenths perches with said
ditch and said Rothwel's land north 80 de-
Rrees west IL Clio perches to the run of q
branch; thence with the several water courses
OF said branahes and lard of said Rothwell
about one hundred and eighteen perches to a
broken or dead top Spanish water oak. by the
run of said branch a corner or near corner
for lands of Col. George Davis and Mrs. Al
len; thence with said Davis and Allen south
6215 degrees west as near as could be taken,
running to the south of a small marked white
oak 10 of perch dest. l56 perches to lands
of GoodinR. be ng about 50 links south of
what is supposed TO be the corner of GOoding;
thence with said Gooding and lands Of Henry
Davis, deceased. south twenty one and a half
degrees east ZIG $40 perches to a stone cor
ner for said Davis and supposed TO be line
Of the lands of the Aforesaid stevensons Is
thence with said stevenson's north II degrees
east AZ perches home to the place of begin
ming, containing two hundred and seventy.
five acres of land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
rerty OF Joseph W. Vandegrift and Clara a +.
Vandegrift his wife. and terre tenants, and to
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
Sept. II. 1876. septl2-ts