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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
National Democratic Platform.


The following Is Tue platform adopt
oh hv the ku,ioua, Democratic Con
.G.n -, :, I,ri, l..t wo.b,
'
We, the delegates OF the pem'cF"t'c
party OF the United states N NAIIohAI
Convention assembled, 60 heFeny "o-
clare The administration Of the Fedora!
Government to be IN urgent heIo OF
immediate reform, and 40 hereby ch"
join upon the nominees OF til" conNcn
lIon, ana OIL We Democratic party III
each State, u Jealous effort n co OPP
GRAFTON 10 lhl' ehi, ana 90 hereny up
peal TO our renew c!''"eh8 OF every
iotinGT poNLical CohHcelioA 10 uhdcT-
take with Us this Iirst and most press
ing paJr!Olic duty
For the Democracy OF the whole
country we DO here rea'l!rm our la'lh
in the permaHence OF the Federal
Umon, our dtgoiIon to the Cpnj'lu
ton u the United states, With It's
amendments universally accepted rs "
AnaI settlement OF the controversies
tIi2t e~nScndcred civil wal
We do mere record our 5tcaulaal
confidence III the pcFpetuIty 81 rcpNp!i-
can He'!'goVerAment; in absolute &c.
~GWe5eeaco ~ We "lil OF thc m@Jorit$'
the vital principle OF Republics; ~ inc
auprGmacy OF the eva over the mliIL"
ry authority; ~ the total separation OF
Co".04 ana oI"te Tor lhe saNe "'i"e o |
ci"ii ana religious freedom III inc
eqNal'iy Of all CIllzcns before Just laws
oI tAt't own enactment; III Tue llberlJ
81 individual conduct unYeAod by
sHmplualy laws; in the faithful cduca'
Lloh OF The rising generation, lhat they
may preserve, enjoy and transmit these
best conditions OF human happiness
and nope, we behold the nobieSt pro-
duets OF a hundred years of changeiu!
history, but while upioldlDg The bond
OF our Union and great charter OF
these our rights, it behooYcs a free
people to practice also that eternal
vigilance winch Is the price OF liberty.
NeioFh IS necessary to rebuild ana
e'''DI.'h IN the heart" OF the whole
people the Union, eleven years ago
happl!J rescued from tue danger OF Il
corrupt cchtr"li9n, WHICH, AFTER III
melting upon ten States she Iapac'ly Of
c"rPct.paS tyranny, Aas honey cOmOed
Tue oiiCes oil the fcderal Government
l'seIl "ltl Lhcapaclly, waste and iraud,
'u'cote" @!'tcS ana municipalities WIN
inc Cohlagl"h OF misruic ana locked
iaSC the prosperity ot an industrious
people III laG paralysis OF haFd times
reform IS necessary TO establish a
sound currency, restore the pablo
cre,tiI and MAINTAIN the national honor.
we dcnounGc the lalIurc Tor all these
eleven years 10 make good the prom.
sc Of The legai-lender notes which ere
! changing standard Of value in the
IAnd3 Of the people and the non pay
ncnL Of which IS aplGdgC Of the plight
At faith OF the nation.
We denounce the improvidencc
in eleven years of peace, has
aiken from the people in Federal taxes
thirteen times the whole amount Of the
egal tender notes, and sQuundercd
our times Til, sum in useless expense,
,iLhout accommodating any reserve for
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

TrpIu hoo a I,.u .,tJ 'Ipt Nlr aud
ir.rr, a,,in,' ana Tina scnrroog ol r,u
LunL
uow 70 preycnt these cyjlg. there.
torn, has L.rp a question in the mi1ds
~ uI,Liu, man for c]nulurics.
oI, I, ]So,lrhr,od IA Henry " of
C,onro ma, of nm rulnropl ana he.
ranrl,n, La.,r that hcnrnnnsod. aLoul
,ho ,nor Igyu a ,Ion for nnoIsling
msr in EnrnT.' YLc Nam consisted in
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wv, ..'i,n ~, .~,,,.niur lnIn
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It,i m ,I,n ham olor,cd fine.
81 p'"' "r E,rn,r ,,i,h,
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' VIVA, - u1o Lnryn,t or Govern
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The New York Evening Pos! says
that Brislow ]retircs to private life with
a reputation for courage, integrity,
ability and personal purity which
marks him us u fit man for the highest
houors that the country can hereafter
bcsl0W upon him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

Uuicr Democratic administration IN
Alabama, stationery bills ia two years
will amount to $1,000. Under Radi-
rule for the same time they amount.
cd to nearly $4,000
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The New York Tribune has dropped
ih'o the Republican fold, 1t will
support Hayes and Wheeler.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

The surplus of wheat in California
for shipment this season is estimated
at seven hundred and fifty thousand
tons, which exceeds by two thousand
tons the surplus of The crop orlS7j.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
Executors Notice.


We wish 70 call the attention OF the
public generally to the fact JIat we II,
now prepared to furnish any kind o.
hrayc stones. out OF the best Vonu"ssea
Marble, and OH better terms than Gun bC
had any where else.
Call on us, ut the Elk River hurbl.
Mills, seven miles west of Winchester, BE-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Ali colors Of Marble furnished to order,
ana satisfaction guaranteed.
We viii box ANA deliver or work, IN
good order, OH the railroad, for ~pcrsou&at
Il distance.
The best price allowed for produce, ia
exchange for work.
Address al orders to
w.. c. KITCHEN & son.
or, T. l.. fiNCii agent,
lnnlT-lw Winnh.-NuL -lLNM.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

This, from the New York Sun, viii
strike the average Southerner as true,
aud is likely to prove so 10y the re
turns on the Sth OF November next:
"'Ihe thlcycry Of the carpet bagger8,
who stole from white and black pro.
~miscuously, and the plumber Of the
Frccdmcn's bank by Grants Washing
ton ring and their piou3 confcdcralc5,
aIIeuaLed this coniidng people from
their accustomed leaders, and brought
them to q sense Of the frauds and vii
Iainy Of which they have 50 long been
the victims. They have come 10 see
that the policy Of the Republicans in
exciting prejudice against their Old
masters, and Inspiring them with dis.
Trust Ol their best friends, vas only Il
part Of the system ior capturing their
votes while stealing their earnings and
labor. Consequently there has been q
great reaction all over the South, and
at 10 time since the rebellion closed
have the relations between the Two
races been "a good as they now are
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06

'"f Congressional news sec first
page.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
FOR SALE.

Several plantations IN Franklin county
and one in Warren county From % 10
2J0 acres, to suit purchasers. VIII 6e sold
on ten years time. Good tielc, guiran-
tccd. Also, several town lots in Nim'trs-
ter. Apply to SMITH W. HUCGllTONi
or, to Home journal off q. jt2O-ti
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
A Cutting Machine,
nl.lr23-tf

lorse-power-nevrr been used much. For
sale at one-fOurth it, cost.
SMITH ". uOUGIiTON.
mlr23-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-06
8, 6 or 8-HOrSe Powers,

triple-geared. calculated for saw-mill. and
new. will he sold ut onc-third cost.
SMITH W. IIOUGUTON.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
SHEnIFFS SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE, ~
- BY virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni Expo
mas TO me directed. will be exposed TO Puoie
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sli SMILEY 81.
kept by George =. Ortlip. in the city ot Will
miugtOn. New Castle county. delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF AuGu IT. 1876
at . o'clock, p. Ill.
the following des ribbed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain tract of nd si|uate IN the
city o, Wilmington, New Castle unity. Del !.
aware, having thereon erected substantial
three story brick dwelling house with back
buildings, being No 429 kast Tn I'd street.
and more particularly described as follows;
beginning at point on the northerly AIDE Of
Thir street between Poplar and Lom6Srd
streets, at a corner of land now or lite OF FL :
len Campbell: thence with lends OF same
northerly parallel with LOmbosrd street "
feet II inches to stake: thence westerly pa
raIlel with Third street IS feet to stake;
thence soutberly parallel with Lombard stree,
St feet II inches TO Aforesaid side OF Third
street, and thence along the same easterly ID
feett the place OF beginning. be the same
more or less,
Seized and takeu in execution as the pro
perty of Lewis c Springer. and to be so Il by
WM. II AMBS0N. sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. New Castle. !
July 20. 1916. iyZi-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
sHERIFE'S SALES.

CHERIFF'5 SALE.
- yNirtue OF writ of III. Ia. 10 me di-
rected will be exposed to public sale at the
store OF Robert and William Taylor, corner
OF Fifth and Tatnall streets, Wilmington, in
New Castle county. Del. on
SATURDAY.
TAI 21th DAY OF JULY. A. b, 1876.
At II O'Clock. d. IN,
The following described Perso nal Pro
pcrty, w;
Three horses. wagons, | sleigh. sulkeyl
and lot of harness, lot OF candy Jars and
caddies, coz Gnter scales and weighte, ! plat
form scale, I cracker mach ne. trays, tables
pans and tubs household and kitchen furni-
ture cons isting OF beds, bedsteads bureaus
tables. chairs mirrors. Sofas. what.not, car
pets, bedding ,&c.
Seized ami taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Robert Taylor and William Tay lor
ard TO be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sherlfrs once, New Castle.
July Is, 1876 jy1ats
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

1t is noteworthy fact that our city is
peculiarly exempt from disease, and we
have been told by physicians that there
is less sickness than ever known before
at this time of year. 1t is fortunate that
this Is the case since there are SO many
poor men who have families, out of work.
DR.. G. W. Chaytor, Registrar of deaths,
in his report for June, shows only 80
deaths in the city, half Of these were
under five years.
Our market isfurnisned with fair sup.
ply of healthful, seasonable food; but it j.
not 80 plenty as to reduce the price tc
the reach Of all. In few days it vii
be more abundant and the reduction il
prices may induce too free Sc of vege
table diet and unripe fruits this should
be provided against by parents other
wise should the very no. weather con
tinue, sickness will be very likely to b
more prevalent.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
The Real Authors OF Southern Out
RACES.


RACES.
The New York Herald aiverts TO the
fact that almost invariably, just prior to
an important election, such outrages as
the one at Hamburg occur in the South.
AS it has been the rule with the Repub
lican journals to charge the paternity Of
this lawlessness to the Democratic party,
and as such proceedings, politically re-
garded, can only prove largely DANA
ging to any party to whom the stigma
that they have their origin with the Re-
publicans themselves. The Democrats
are not fools. They are not SO blind to
the teachings of common sense as not to
readily comprehend the effects upon the
public mind north of any wrongs intic-
ted upon the negroes, and, therefore, we
contend that all such proceedings are at
variance with reason, so far as any
Democratic connection with them is con-
cerned. 1t is the manifest interest OF
southern Democrats always to treat the
negroes well, and such, we believe is
their inclination. On the other hand,
the Republicans have everything to gain
from arousing public sentiment in ths di-
rection indicated.
The almost utter impossibiIity Of OBJ
tanning the facts in the case, renders
this game one OF comparative safety for
the Republicans. When Landulet Will
liams polluted the Department of JUS
tice with his incumbency, it was much
more easy of accomplishment than now
The miserable failure of the attemp. to
fasten the odium of the Hamburg TRACE
dy upon the Democrats is evidence in
point. What were the political afi nj =
ties Of the outragers. We do not know.
neither do we care, provided they are
brought to justice and punished, which,
for the reasons given, We have no idea
will ever be the case. The Republicans
are too closely implicated il the transac
tion to observe any further investigation
There may be show of energy on the
part of Chamberlain, but it will all be a
show and pretense. The real object was
to bring South Carolina under Federal
bayonet rule, with the hope Of thereby
securing its electoral vote for Hayes and
Wheeler
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
SALE OF
Prime MARYLAND Land

One Of the finest tracts of land ever en'"
Tor sale on the Eastern Shore of Maryls l..,g
Inc wye estate Of the Paca family. con"s ~
vey: ,o
Woodland; l9g acre. roods and $pef:sh'
Farm No. l.4l7 - and
Farm No. 8, 2S3 {" o and s.,
Situa Q on Wye River OF posite BordiSSs
wye Island. Soil rich clay loan, aurfcl an.bl
to grain. grasses, fruit. truck. &c. Ste'arsar St'. sar
landing within 200 yards of tract-dailyb ybSs>
municaticns with Baltimore by steal@'iEs sals Ess
weeAly trips of grain and lime vessels,
iarm accessible to grain and lime Vs por
Timber-white oak. chestnut, hicKotv..
lar, &c. Improvements-fine Brick ns;fh nMa,;f
House. built by Lord Baltimores enWWlk
l749; outbuildings, farm houses, &c. W."
sold at Pu lie Auction on -.
Tuesday, the 25th Of1July, i'' 4
between the hours of and o'clock, p ioS,s
front of the Court House in Centreviiie'S
ABne's county, Maryland. .osA &
TERMS Oh SALE-0ne third ~ i,h:. Tib
in Negotiable note at 3, 4 or 6 mon.nn INA lf'
interest added. and residue in three eys ysnterss
sta ments of |. 2 and years. bearins sS,chGe'
and secured by bonds or notes OF isill k
with approved secur ~. Plats. DC"
exhibited on day of sal nowN.
IL Trustee under decree OF CircniI. vvi "
for Queen AIMEE CoaHty. ma''
-dS,t
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

At Hoboken some colorad people en-
joying themselves at a picnic on We'd
nesday were pelted with coal and Gin
ders by gang of white rowdies, and
eleven. mostly women, were injured.
Wouldn it be well for General Grant
to send troops into New Jersey If an
outrage on a negro in one part of the
Union is not merely crime like an out
rage on a white man, but a political
offense, then we do not understand why
the latitude of New Jersey should prove
its security.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

TIE New Orleans P,cayuRc has Il few
words to say upon the question of labor
supplies for Louisiana that ought to have
some suggestions for those who are indus
triously inclined but do not find work
abundant these hard times. 1t states
that there are numerous localities along
the coast, especially in Southern Louisi-
ana, where white men can labor in the
open air the year round and be as heal
thy and long-lived as the negro. On one
plantation in Terrebonne parish there
have been about two hundred persons
employed oe all colors, and out of this
number only two have died in six wears.
A white share hand can support q family
on sugar plantation there at much
less expense than in the North and West
while at the same time he could live bet.
ter, and if industrious his share os the
crop would enable him to not only sup
port his family, but purchase fifty acre
of rich land in very few years. III,
Ptoog9He says; Those plantations ma,
become the gates through which a hun
dred thousand farmers and their familie
may enter the State to pass to farms il
the different parishes" Chan ses lik
these are much more substantial thai
those set forth in the more glitterin
stories Of the wealth that abounds in tn
Black Hills. The Southern peopl
would welcome Industrious citizens
They only socially ostracise those VIII
come TO prey upon them and steal wha
little they have left.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

The members of the City Council are
sincerely desirous of doing something TO
afford relief to poor men who are out of
employment but it is difficult matter
to accomplish this. And this difficulty
is greatly increased by the seeming un-
Willingness Of the Republican members
to unite in any effort proposed. One Of
the objections made by the latter is that
those in control will not, or do not EN-
ploy negroes. The Democrats say ne
groes have been employed but the Re-
pubhcans want only those employed who
are known to vote the Republican ticket.
1t will be seen that the committee
recommend the work on the reservoir be
referred to a committee of tive citizens
But even this does not satisfy the Re.
pubhcans.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

The Herald is inaccurate in saying Mr..
OByrne made the motion at the Demo-
cratic County Meeting in which the COM
nittee to revise the rules of the party
was appointed. MIR. O'Byrne was a
member of this committee; but he did
not attend its meetings the Herald $
objections 20 the rules are, therefore,
the more strange and inconsistent.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
. NUCNT JONES

"MOCNT JONES
Containing five hundred and thirty. et
This Farm is improved by large subt
tial Brick dwelling. recently repaired Ian /
SAf,-. Barn with Stabling below, kf
,,, ,Granary. Corn Cribs, Carriage HsSs
Mii, Smoke House and other outbuullrt
kWV Thereis peach orchard Of ~
trees, years old, with apple orchard Of q
trees, pears and other fruit of CHI ice waite
fences and hedges in fair condition. "M.r
Jones y is an old homestead selected by Ma
English geolOgist from whom it derive. b
name. Embrasing location, Healthiurt
quality of soil, aiaptability to Fruit, Csf,N
and grasses, being situated on an emnar
100 ieet above low water mark in the bslt
land running frcm Delaware River on "
Fast, >. W course 10 the Chesapeake bV
sndtr lined with deposits Of mari renOsk
Tor ITS particular amount Of carbonate 0.iS
and productive qualities
This tarm is situated on the highest pti
OF that belt, consisting mostly Of deep "
nut loan. red clay. subsoil several feet thn
beloh "nich the large deposits of mari ss
cessable in many points the land is undat
ing and yet not abrupt washey or grave
sounded partly by astream and having sprt
water in every field mostly tilable with ~
- acres of good wood. and the natural "
ductlv' ness is unexcelled by any lands G|
Inc fenlnsulas requiring very little lmnpF
ment except the mari at moderate expe1k
Location unequaled lying on the Pug
road, from Odessa to Wilmington, NY
from Del. River, commanding bes1ltI
view Of same and surrounding country, an
cd by Public Road and within l-2 mile OiE
Donolgh, 2 IL miles from Odessa, on
from Middletown and 4 from CnesapeastI
Delaware canal at st. Georges and lS ~
Wilmingt9I.. giving hourly community
either BY r. X. or steamer for New ia'.
Phi'a., Bait. or Wilmington, landing Fa
for shipment Of fruit. grain or lime, s.i s !
cohsid Ration of society, schools, chuiyh
healthfulnes quality Of Soil, and susceplp...
ity OF successful husbandry and cheap lf'r
portation cannot be excelled anywhere,
TERMS OF SALE.-z0 per cent. Oi ~.
chase money on day of Sales $1,000 csn y
main at b per cent. tor number Of year y
ance OF purchase money to be paid on 9ou :
| Mar;. 1877 when possession will be given
Sale positive. The property will DO oaGas "
AZ private sale until within one week W
OF sale, and it sold notice will be rSeD
same. Apply to rHOS. J. FORD,
McDonoush ~
Or, g. W. INGRAM. ,oy
Real EB ate Agent. Middlet0wn,pe
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

The Rep,sblicaa says the appointment
Of William c. Spruance will not prove
satisfactory to the Republican party.
That he assisted to defeat the party and
elect the. Independent ticket, and is
therefore responsible for the defeat of
the party two years ago.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22
SIT ERIFFS SALES.

- HERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue Of srudry writs Of Leyari Facias
to me directed, will be exr osed to Public Sale
at the Hotel of Alexander MAXWELL, in Mid
dletown. in st, St. Georges hundred. New Cas-
lie county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 25th DAY OF JULY. 1916.
A lo'clock. y. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain plantation and tract of
land situate in st. Georges hundred. in the
county fNew Castle and State of Delaware,
and which is bounded on the. west by the
Dutch Neck road. on the north by lands late
of Kinsey Johns, deceased, and land of Will
liam Cleaver. on the northeast by lands late
of ohm Benefits heirs. and on the sout theast
and south by Plumb's Gut and lands late Of
jacob Groce and others. containing three
hundred acres OF upland and marsh. more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of John Clesver. deceased. William A.
Cleaver, Administrator of John Cleaver. de
| ceased. and William A. Cleavor and George
| q. Cleaver. heirs at law of said John Clever
deceased. and John A. cleaver. terre tenants
WM II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
| Sheriff S Offce. New Castle
| July l, 1916. jy'-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

The very high price of potatoes and
other vegetables, butter, eggs and fish,
add to the difficulties which the poor
have now to contend with. Coffee, rice
and sugar, which seem necessary, were
never higher. Even -four is higher now
than it was last year or year before.
Meat has not decreased in price, and
pork, including hams, keeps so high that
it is almost without the reach of the
poor.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

VIM. G. Pierce, of the Eighth Ward.
desires us to say that his name was used
without his knowledge or consent; and
that he would decline the appointment
to any committee favoring the convening
of the Legislature that he fully ap-
proves the course OF the Governor in
refusing to call an extra session.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-22

SsIIERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
y Leyari Facias to me directe 1, will be ex-
pos sd to Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SHIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. 0rtlip, in the city of Will
winrtor. New Castle county. Delawale, on
SATURDAY.
THE I'D DAY OF JULY, 1875.
At . o'clock, D. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that lot or piece OF land having a church
edi6ce thereon erected. situate in the city of
Wilmington aforesaid. bounded and sescrl bed
as follows. to wit: ReRinning at the TO therly
side OF seventh street at the distance of sew
enty ons feet four inches easterly from tho
easterly side Of Walnut street being a corner
ceased; thence by said land syutherly and
parallel With Walnut street sixty-six feet 10 n
stake in fence; thence westerly parallel 18th
Seventh street thirty. nine feet to the middle
OF O. wall; thence with the middle thereof
northerly sixty six feet to the said size OF sev.
enth stceet; and thence herewith easterly
| ninety. nine feet to the place of beRinn, ng
containing twenty i've hundred and seventy
four square feet of land. be the same more or
less.
seized and taken in execution % the p,o-
wife, and IT, Srd %% tS g be sold n by yon CO.,
Shert 8 Office. New Castle.
| July ], 1876. iy5.ts
G BEhIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ n,
| , Leyari Faeias to me directed, will be ex :
posed to Public Sale atthe
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 sHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. 0rtlir. in the city of Whining
ton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
| SATURDAY,
TIE 22i DAY OF JULY, A. b, 1876.
at2o'clock. y. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land with a
DrlcK dwelling thereon erected, situate in
the city OF Wilmington aloresaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginninp
~ the intersection OF the easterly side O,
| Rodney street with the southwesterly side n
Delaware avenue; thence By the said side Of
, | Delaware avenue easterly sixty.seyen foe,
nine and q half inches to a corner of land soif
and conveyed to Edward q. Bradford. Jr
ihence thereby southwesterly at right angle
TO said De!awsre avenue, and passing througI
and along the middle of the division wall be-
tween the two dwellings one hundred an,
twenty hve feet, more or less, to a stake
thence along u line running parallel to Four
teeoth street westerly sixteen and half Fee
tp the easterly side of Rodney street afore
$aid; and thence thereby northeasterlv on,
hundred and forty-two feet to the place q
beelhnlng, be the contents there II what i
may. ""'
Seized and taken into execution as the nro
perty OF Harry 5. Taylor and Elizabeth hi
| ie. AMI e. DeNormandie and Thomas Y
DEN NorlRandie I: ts.. and to be sold by
: nm WIN. II: LAMBSON. Sheriff.
sheriifs Ohice. New Castle.
July !. 1876. jy5-ts