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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-26
WHO MARRIED MARYKN0X?
az AsTONISHED YOUNG NAV AND 4
PULLED MINISTER.


FALLING ON the Parson PrnSer-Meetina Nieh'.
aud the SEQUEL 're"ms'"ni'"' S'"', o'o
b, The BRIDE john version ,,.',, ''
"''o"'''""'
BREwsTERs, Nov. 2l.-Ihero Is no' .nc
hiehtest doubt in the mind Of the hev' D. >.
Dean OF this village about MS having peloI"e"
the marriage ceremony on the evening" Oh '"e
sth tnst between man ard woman who came
", ,.,.' 80, ,h., GRAND hut whom he mar
70 ms mouse on 'n". 81 o'u' ' ~ 49, ,,,,i,
lied is puzzle "hich worries MN NOV d h'.e'
Mary T. Knox and John A. Merritt were the
sa,rs. ,,,en him. Mis-. MARY saws II IL all right.
"n"'' = Il, -. t.,.t,. -, 4. nar,v
but John posit'eh uehles nhNinR Docn a parry
to any such TRANSACTIONS and there are circum-
stances winch maze u o'ls VI 'ne quo'ies' o""''s
that ever set village hehus shak'he anu tongues
"sst"s. -. o.,,s Ao.sot,
H"ll h''i'' h"VN' We u - ~ -. -.
Mrs. Merritt. lives in small rather neat cottage
about six miles from irewsters ON the dirt road
s. -. i, ~. a., I.uo Mahon.c sbo
between 'tolon us ""u i'"N , '' S"o
is small and thin her shafp aud prominentnose
and chin aupuarity OF law. and high check
49, Ia GO iittie NJ ,o,tnosa I'm her fea,ures.
bones 'e W "s''e =, vs.,
har eves are bright and keen. She is a cousin Of
a., NJ. -, ,na A., -, pa,L 4 1ilford -, ~
~ o,s,or, as ,,Ia 80 ,anortorn ~ 1ur
~, ~ ~.
SUN Is as ioho"si
w.. -. .'.a. -. ~, -. 49,,
-, 49,. -. I'M. -, 49,
asked NE 10 marry nun. was WHINE pul MS
i"'re' YVES W, So " ~ "''u IVY ia'"ei u' '
~" " a.. 80 W ,
and hrlf neo that ne first asked me. con-
,sp.ea' nu, we ~, II Sn Two weeks ago last
''u's "'t"'' ''' "eo" anu N'vON, SUE
marry him the next Wednesday even
mo- and I saia would n q stormed
ny anu s"s MVu III, ~ ~ go nur"eu ,
We Nt't 10 tJ 80. n.V"s.c' ann "a, 70 e
am "i,f1 nv NV menei Ind =. 6e wsot twentv.one
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Tic allcged bridegroom Is a chuhby-f ICED,
dark Cutu,l' Gluncd, rather good looking farmer
lad, twtni, years I'D last Ny. lie admits hav-
lus Nl-l "d .,l.- hunN. quite Ia an innocent,
pun --lrt-, unnreuo ID ltrd, and height. MY
sOrl u Wv. llr .lsl tll5hiugly cunie.sos that
he Wt 'e som" f. -'ure to her a little over
1'Ai '4 49, he doulr, Ereuuou-ly Tia Il he
ever Hsh q NOR 60 ne Ia. vttc. lie s3ys:
The mt know ~ o. tint W.. supposed TO
have ~ fled thty ku Wa OF Iuursd y. Nov
y, hout O'Clock IN tie .fttruoou. when oil
man Knox came over t. our house mud ieg',,
talking 10 my father about ~. I never was 10
mucn astuuishe1 IN ny LIE, f.r | hadn't mar
'ied Man KNOX aid halnt any idea nf d ding ~.
OF course, denied II. md ! went L. see tine
minister. the liev.J. j. ID 10 about IT, tnl O. sked
him II was the man lie a. arrcd to May Knox (;
Tor found he roallY hId married Mary Knox
the nighi before turufur one who gave my name.
The minister ht nrst lid No. wasn't the man,
though rvsemhled him. The man had "A heavy
black WOuhtache, Willie mine WIS short aud
stubbl, fer had Just cut B. oil that day with a
pair.t shear, 81 th.t 10 would grow out even.
insir d e being iAiu 10 60 lple Of spots. told
nm ia - had cat NV m0ust1chC on that very
day, rnd hrn he .ail That with a niOustache he
lh"u-ii would NDY iuucI resemble the man,
nut ~ could not swear ihni was the man. lie
thd H." wuuli not give certificate and advised
me I" i,Fulu MN 10 eve a certificate, 50 that
10 roNll rtluat To do 50 il he wac
asked for one. So | sold, Then do fullld
you lrtNlus any Ccrilh ate bearing my name
nni und'f-tand since that Ee did give che
1heh w'ut and GOT aflidiNit4 # those VINO
SAW me IN Cfoton Fans that evening, at tho very
line was said 10 have been marTi ing Mary
hloX-peolle who saw lne go'ne there alone ia
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
That National BIessinp.

The Radical politicians do not arg lie
now so persistently as formerly that a
national debt is national blessing."
No doubt they have arrived at the con-
clusion that too much of good thing is
not desirable. However, we find that q
large number of oul opponents are very
plain spoken on the question of the
heavy taxes, the outerowth of the ma
tional blessing;.' and we infer that they
would gladly dispense.with both the debt
and the taxes, some Of them even paying
the U. S. bonds in greenbacks, at the
risk Of being called repudiators.
But'they are more decidedly out. spok-
en- in their condemnation Of the debts of
the cities, now that they too have become
SO enormous. 1t would have been better
to have opposed the creation of these i'm
mense debts. But instead of doing this
they encouraged large and extraordi.
nary expenditures for projects which
could have been deferred. In 1860 the
taxes for the support of the Federal
government. were S60,olo,l5s; in 1875 they
were S279,0S9,993. Increase S2l9,O79,
1856.
In 1860 the Federal, State, City and
county taxes, Were sl5i,24O 900; in 1875
as we find them estimated in our er.
changes, the taxes were $6iO, 900 O0c. In
crease of 3l5 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
The Posi-Ird3eI.s.
300 per Month paid to Brother OryI,
Other subsidies.
Especial Despatch to the World


Especial Despatch to the World
WASHINGTON, March 24,-The de-
velopmcnts in the investigating COM
mittees to-day continued to expose
the various phases of Grantism. The
Presidents brother, Orvil, turned up
again in the post leadership at Fort
Peck, where, witness testified to his
knowledge, that one Joseph Leighton,
paid Orvil Grant $500 per month out
of the profits of his post. This was in
pursuance of a written contract, un-
blushingly and openly made with him
doubtless after the President had writ
ten his brother notifying him where
the vacancies in these posts would be,
The post traders (the Leighton Bros. J
at Forts Buford, Fctterman and Griffin
testified te the subsidies which they
were compelled to pay General Hend-
rick, at present Supervisor of Internal
Revenue In Iowa, an intimate personal
friend of ex-Secretary Belknap. This
man Hedrick, who is thoroughly
known in Washington, secured these
posts from Belknap for the Leightsns,
and became partner in each post
without putting in any capital, but
drawing out $40, 600 from one and S25.
GOO from another.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
. ia wIFE'S Sale.

RY virtpe of writ of Levari Facias to me
- directed, will be exposed TO Pablo sale,
ut the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH, 1876,
At o clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Brick Meeting House or Church Building
thereon erected, situated in the City of vii.
ming on bot, ded and described rs folle 10
wit: Beginning at q corner of land on the
portherly side of Second street. at the distance
Of thirty two feet from the easterly side of
Washington street. thence north thirty-two
degrees east and parallel. to Washington st.
thence south iitty-eig1t degrees eastan par
allel to second street forty eight feet five
inches to a corner. thence south thirty two
degrees west eighty inc feet more or less to
the northerly side of Second street thence
aleng said side Of said street north fifty eight
degrees west forty-eight feet five inches TO
the place Of beginning. be the contents within
said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty of pssmore IL Mitchell. and Adaline
Mitchell, his wife. and TO be sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON Sheriff.
sheriff Onlce. New Castle,
March 9. 1876. { maria
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
What the Radicals hare Err
pended.

The New York World, in very brief
way shows, as it maintains, we think
correctly, that there never was political
party in ancient or modern times so cor
lapt as that now in power in this coun-
try, it is simply another way of saying
that no party ever before enjoyed such
opportunities for stealing or ayailed it
self so industriously OF its opportunities.
A few figures, taken from a Republican
source, will show in part the amount OF
public money which the Republican par
ty has handled-the amount which it has
stolen is matter Of inference, though
investigations in progress at Washington
are furnishing few data for calculations
on the subject. 1t appears that during
seventy years, extending from March 4,
1889, to June 80, 1860, the net revenue of
the Government was $1,806,3 ,65o.53
and the net expenditures during the
same period were 81, ,73l, , ,734, ,67372. From
June 80, 1860, to June 30, 1874, inclnd' 'ng
fourteen years of Republican administrs
ten, the net revenues were Sf,437 ,1s7,-
76512, and the net expenditures $685.
897,922.S4. These fs ares, which are
taken from an Administration campaign
document, are very significant. They
show that the Republican party, during
its brief career, has spent more than
three times as much money as was spent
for seventy years previous. As it is the
nature of evil to advance in geometrical
progression, it is not too much to say
that the party, in the same period, stole
ten times as much as had been stolen
during the seventy years previous.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
SITERIFE'S SALES.

SaHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of : writ of Ala Ven l'tinui Tx
pona.. 10 me directed wi be exnosed 10
ware strest kent ny Ge'rxs Whtfeii. in the
CITY of sew Cast e New Caste Hundred aud
County. I'd Stass ot De aware. on
TURSDAY,
rHE llth DAY OF APRIL ls76.
2o'slocF. p IN,
the following de scrihed Rea, kst Irn situate
in New Castle llu1dred, New Castle county
and state Of Delaware, viz:
All that tract or parcel OF land sit uate in New
Castle county and State OF Delaware, begin-
ming at the centre OF the road frsT Red Lion
to New Castle and running thence with Van
SAINTS lot south "a degrees east 23 Gle pcrches
thence by land of william Couper south 50
degrees west l5 Clio perches to stone. thence
south 10 degrees east 81 $40 pcrches to
stone, thence north Sj degrees east " $40
pc ches to n small run. thence Herewith and
with lands OF Geo. Tybout south Gj de-
gees west 4-lU pcrches south iS degrees
west II g. 10 perchcs south so degrees west
Is q. 10 perches south Al degrees west II 7-l0
perches south 10 degrees west II 2.10 per-
ches south 40 degrees west $40 perches
south 2S degrees east 9-l perches south AZ
degrees east IA perches south 60 degrees east
Is perches south S719 degrees east 6 40 per
ches and south TO degrees east 10 perches to
the centre of line tch on Red Lion Creek
Marsh, thence theteiwith south ~ degrees
l39 perehes to the mouth of Pigeon Run.
thence along sad run north 46lS degrees east
6 $40 perches north 12l6 degrees west 81 per-
ches north degree west $40 peIches north
. degrees west 80 3 10 perches north degree
east IL s-l0 perches north % degrees west
90 $40 perches and north l0l5 degrees east IL
4-l0 perches to the centre Of said Red Lion
and New Castle Road, thence Herewith
north 6112 degrees east ~ 40 perches,
thence with number two north degrees
west % 2-lO perches to a stone, thence by
land Of William Couper north 62l3 degrees
east 81 5-l0 perches and south 32H degrees
east 8 percnes to the centre of said road,
thence along the centre thereof north Gu de-
srccs east 80 perches to the beginning con-
tanning one hundred and ffty-eight acres,
two rOods and fourteen square perchcs OF
Land, more or less. with the improvements
thereon, consisting OF large Mansion House
with kitchen thereto attached; ice house,
smoke house, large frame barn, granary,
carriage house and other outbuildings.
No. 2. Beginning at a stake in the centre OF
SAID ROAD on the east side OF Pigeon Run
and running thence with sad road north 661a
degrees east IA Clio perches with number one
thence north two-west p 2-l0 perches to
stone, thence with land of William Cou-
per north 22h degrees west 20 7-l0 perchcs
10 the small run discharging its waters into
Pigeon Run, thence south 1914 degrees west
IL $40 perches to stone, thence down
Pigeon l;un south ~ degrees east 40 pcrches
to the beginning, containing four acres and
IL square perches Of land and surface, be the
same more or less, with frame dwelling
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution RS the pro-
Ierty of Charles Z. Henry, and to be sold by.
WV. II. LAMDSON, sheriff.
Sherifi's Office. New Castle,5
March ~. 1876. mat25ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25

The NAME OF Cop is spelled in four
letters in almest every language, thus:
In Latin, Deus; French, Dieu; Greek
Theos; German, Gott; Scandinavian
Odin; Swedish. Addo; Hebrew, Alden
Syrian, Adad; Persian, Syra; Tartari-
an, Idze; Spanish, Dias; East Indian,
Esgi, or Zeni; Turkish, Addi; Egypt.
ian, Aumn, or Zent; Japanese, Zain
Peruvian, Sian; Wallachian, Zenei
Etrurian, Chur; Irish, Dich; Arabian,
ALA.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
Using the Nary Yard to (aryy
Elections.

The Committee on Expenditures in
the War Department began an investi-
CATION yesterday into the "stuffing" of
the Chsrlestewn Navy Yard, in Octo-
ber, with "veters under the name of
workmen." Isiah Hanscomb, the
Chief of the Bureau of Construction
and Repairs, at whose suggestion more
than 50s men were added to the force
in the yard that month, was examined
He said it was done at the request of
the local constructor, Easily, "partly as
a measure of public eXpediency. TAX
ing advantage OF the good weather
and long days to do up some necessary
work, and partly because ex- Congress-
man Gooch and Vice President Wilson
wanted it done, in order to give en-
ployment to mechanics
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25

GHERIFF'o SALE.
~ By virtue of a writ of LcVari Facias 10
to me directed. Will be exposed 10 Public
sale at the
W AShINGTON HOUSE. 2c5 MARKET ST,
kert by Hugh Horner, in the city ot VIII
mington. New Castle county, Delaware. or
FRIDAY,
THE @ist DAY OF MARCH, is7G
At2 O'Clock. p, rn..
The following described Real Estate,vz
All that certa in lot or piece Of land with
four tNo-story frame houses thereon erected -.
situate in the city of Wilmington bounded
and d. scribed as follows. to wit: Beginning
at point on the easterly side of Queen
street at forty feet wide At distance OF one
hundred and seventeen feet six inches south-
erly from the southerly side of "a" street.
(said Queen street being laid out at the dis.
tance of one hundred and thirty Eve feet)
from and parallel with Claymont street run
ming from "A" street to the Old Ferry Road,
thence southery by said side of Que en- street
forty-eigh feet to a stake. thence sasteriy
and parallel with "A" street sixty feet to a
stake, thence esterly and parallel with "a -
street sixty feet to the said easterly side of
Queen street and place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the tro
perty of George X: Townsend and Mary K.
NJ. Townsend his wife. and terre to lants. and
to be sold by VIM. II LAMBS0N. Sheriff
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
March 9. A. D.. 1876. ! mar Its.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
THE slsr DAY OF MARCH, Is;&
At z O'CLOCK, p, m,

At CLOCK, ps m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot of land situate 10 del
city of Wilmington. bounded and described
as follows. to wit: Beginning at the eaterI
side of Forrest atreet at = feet broad betEtt,
twelfth and thirteenth streets at the Cistlnal
of forty-three feet six inches from the sQulh,
erly side of thirteenth street at line Of a,!
conveyed or to be conveyed to William I
highfeli. John d. Sharp and Daniel L
Forrest. thence wi h their line easterly lsr'
allcl with Thirteenth street itty-thrce feet
the westerly side OF a three feet wide allG
running from Twelfth TO 1hirteeuth stTeer,
thence therew tn southerly fourteen itee
n stake in land conveyed or about to be @'-
veytd to Nelson Gregg, .theice with hi' lh
westerly through the middle OF the diV45
wall between the two houses parable Wv
Thirteenth street fiftythree feet to the y,
side Of Forrest street and thence thereWN
northerly fourteen feet to the place Of pefll,
ming. be the contents more or less wltn i,h q
two-storicd brick dwelling thereon, ana WIN
common use of said three feet VIDE al.s
and all other streets and alleys cohheet.u
Herewith forever. each and every party y
cupying lands adjoining sand alley .g. \.
bound to contribute their proportion accnIS. y;IS
ing to the number of feet occupied OF plHt, !,
ing thereon to keep the same paved anu ~
reasonable repair. N,
Seized and taken into execution az 'a' 's'
properly of Edward C. .IetierieS ana ou'sl"'
his wife and t.. and to be sol 9y,y,s
WIN II. Jameson, ShefH'
Sheriif's Office, New Castle, :,
March 9, lS70 msr'-S
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
SnERIrk'S SALE.

-
BY virtue OF writ O. Fenditi0ni Exponas
to me directed. viii be exposed TO Public
Slle, at tho Hotel of william Is. Ford. at
Kirk WOOD, in Penc lder lIundrei. New Cas-
tic county, Delaware. On
SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. D.. ls76.
At Il O'Clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Etate, viz:
All that certain lot, peice or parcel OF Ian
situate, lyiug and being on the east side OF
.he Delaware Rail Road in Psncader Hun
dred. New Castle county, and State of Del
wit: Beginning at stake i1 /: small run lead
inx into Dragan Creek, at n c1rnei for the
Walker property and the said John q. Clark.
and running thence up he said run south
seN enty-nine degrees, west twenty and seven
tenths perches to a stake in the said run AMI
in the line OF the said Kali Road, thence with
the said Rail Road north fifteen degrees, eatt
seveuty-thrce ana slX-tenths perches to
stake in Samuel Is. Sutton's line. thence with
his lands south thirty degrees east i0rty six
ami LILO perches to ost near a III ,ckory tree.
thence by land of John c. Clark. south As
aud a-half degrees. east two perches to stak @
thence south sixty-lOhr and-a-hdlf degrees,
west twenty five and eight tenths perches.
thence south iorty-two and half degrees
east fourteen and eight tenths perches. t. the
Beginning. Containing seven acres two roods
al d twenty two square perches of land and
and surface. conveyed by Isaac Moody and
1872, Recorded In A. ~. Page 2i6.
Seized and taken in Execution as tho
perty OF John & Clark, an d to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAM MHSON, Sher 7.
SherT's Office, New Castle,
March 9th A. ID. 1876. ( marli-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25

StHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ OF venditioni Ex,
Ponas to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD.
At kirkwood, in Penoader, hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE LIST DAY OF APRIL, 1876.
At O'Clock, p. M.
Tho following described Real Estate viz.
All the two equal and undivided third parts
rights and shares and interest of, in and to nil
that plantation and tracs of land situate in
pefsaaeT Nf hTnared Cen1ty OF New Castle
and follows to wit: beginning nj n stone
corner for lands late Of William j. HurlocI.
Il thence with his land north ls4 degrees west
u 6-lO perches to stone corner of The
Morgan land, thence Herewith south SsiS
degrees III perches, East to a stone corner
for George Walker. thence therewilh south
- degrees east y 10 perches to a stake cor
south forty five degrees west 9S perches to n
stake corner 1or lands of James A. Benson,
thence with his land north "A degrees east
% 4-iV, pefcheS to stone. thence south So
OF Howells School House Road thence with
u u Q centre OF said road. soutn IS degrees west
" pcrches TO corner of Andrew Eliason's s
u ,anq IN the centre OF said road. thence with
large corner v hite Oak tree in a line Of
land late, of said VIM. j. Hurlock. thence
with taid land north SsA aegrees east %,
perches PEI to the place of Beginning, Containing
House, Barn and stabling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in Execution as the pro-
perty OF william N. Ward and J Ohm d. Ward
and to be sold BY
VIM. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
| Sherif's Office New Castle
March 61s76. Marl4 Is.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
SATURDAY. APRIL sth 1875.
At one c'clack. p, m.

At one o'clock. p. m,
The following described Beal Estate via;
alt that ctrtlin lot, or piece Of land, stu
ate on the southwes side OF Main street. in
the Vii ige OF Odessa New Castle county and
and State Of Delaw IRE, an known AS the
Bowers House and lot. Bounded as follows, to
wi: Pegihuing at tle corner OF will IN
Drisrcw's lot on said Main street, thence with
the line of said Briscow's; south twen'y-six
oeg ees. west twenty re -ches to the line of
u Il OF Daniel Corbit. thence with the same
Norfh-we.terly four perches To a lot of land
of Henry Stroud, thence by the sime north
thirty-six degrees. east twenty perches to the
main street thence down main street
southeasterlY four perches to the place
# Beginning. CuntainiI me halt acre OF
land be tae stms more or less. on which
there stands n frame Dwelling House and
Kitchen with rome out buildings thereon.
Sc zsd and taken in execution as me pro
pertv of Michael GIemmInger. :and Sophia
his wife and t. t. and TO be SOLD by
WM II. JAMESON. sheriff
Sheriff oiilce New Cl,tle(
March 70 1876. March2I dts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
Ohm q. HIRZEL.
MACHlNISy
No. 206 East Second Street, and

No. 5l3 Orange Street, (up-stairs,)
keePson hand and makes to order his Pat
cnt Is ct and Rivet Cutters, Drilling Ma
ccnines; Meat Choppers. Improved Pine
of which are very superior Tor the puTposes
intended. lie also repairs Guns, Pistols.
Locks. and does light Machine Work GEN
orally, All kinds OF edged tools Ground in
the best style.
A person with some knowledge of achine
work will be taken as a partner, as the sub
scriber has more than he can attend to.
Public patronage respectfully solicited
ebl7wtf JOHN g. HIRZEL.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25

DLACK CASHMERES.-DireSct iro4G E 4Ga:b j;
meres 9 at IS. W.. 81 90. si.ia}s, sl25 5.a lSst
$l.5e. These desirable fabrics are u, and VI
prices than we have offered for yeariS;I;ty,
recomme nd them for color and d9Ina9a'RP d9naRP.
cts Fo irta ~ Md7Ec''"''
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
PUBLIC SALES.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

! ..-,i,,
VIII be sold at Public Sale. at the Na3H'as ";
ton House, kept by Hugh Horner, W.
Market street, wilmington, Del, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 4th, lso'
at9 o'clock, a. n.,
the entire Household and Kitchen fura''~n ,en.
the property OF the said Hugh Horne, VI, tT the
ant of William Silver, to be sold 70 pa, t,vs- ,I
City and School taxes OF the sald WI, Wnu,Ru IN
for the year 1875. EDWARD FAN l. S,.,,,at hunn
Collector for the Southern pi'''''
Wilmington, March "A, lS7s.-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25

MA1TlNGs-We have now In stock wb,,
NA ana check canton msttings, by the PIE {
W. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market stree
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
SHEnIFF,S SALES.

CHERIFF,s sALE.-By virtue o.. writ
oof Lavafi Facias to me directed. will be
exp lsed to Public saie at the Hotel now oc-
capei by Henry ID. Psulen. in odessa, in
St. T. eor1e's Hundred IN New sstle County.
Del nm
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
SksERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue OF writ of Levari FaCiis u
- me directed, will be exposed to Pull.
Sale. at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2O5 MARKETS.
kept by Hugh Horner, in the city ot VII
mingt N. New Castle county. Delaware, %
FRIDAY
The daily gazette., 1876-03-25
THE alst AY OF MARCH, 1876,

at u o'clock, p. m,,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
six two-story frame houses erected thereon
situate in the city of Wilmington bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning
on the southerly side of "a" street at the
distance of fifty eight feet and nine inches
easterly from the easterly side of Locust
street. thence southerly and parallel with
Locust street sixty feet to stake, thence
easterly and parallel with "A" street seventy
feet and six inches to a stake. thence Nor
toerly and parallel with the first mentioned
line and Locust street sixty feet to the south
erly side Of "A" street aforesaid and thence
thereby westerly seventy feet and six inches
to the place OF beginning. be tho contents
tn reof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF George X. Townsend and Mary
II. M. Townsend. his wife and t. t., and to bs
WIN. II. LAMRSON, Sheriff,
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