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The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
WILMINGTON, DEL, JAN. ~, 1876.
The Centennial BIZ Passed the
House.

The discussion of the Centennial Bill
terminated yesterday afternoon, when a
vote was taken resulting in the passage
of the bill by LAG ayes to 100 nays.
We believe that the passage OF the
bill will meet the views of a majority of
the people of the country. Many of the
gentlemen who voted against it, did 50
from the fact that they felt bound, un-
der their view Of the Constitution and
their oath to support it, to do so. These
gentlemen doubtless feel more gratitied
than otherwise that the bill has received
he sanction Of the House. Hon. James
Williams, of this State cast his vote,
with the majority Of the Democrats,
against the bill. lie received no in
struetion from his State, and was at full
liberty to exercise his best Judgment in
the matter. Had he voted for the bill
he could have referred to the action of
the State Legislature last winter, in con-
tributing S12,0 900 toward the Centennial,
n justification of his vote. But if his
convictions were firm, after candid con-
siseration, that to vote for the bill
would be violation Of his oath, we do
not believe he has constituent in the
State who will object. Andthat this was
his position We have no cause to doubt
The political parties are represented in
the vote as follows;
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The DEHo EATIc NATIoEAL ,oy,rN-
TIoN.-A committee Of twelve has been
appointed in Cincinnati to 20 TO Wash
ngton neEt month and urge upon the
natioEa' democratic committee the de-
sirabl-lt: OF holding the national conven- =
tion IN cincinnati. Senator elect Beck,
OF Kentucky, has written letter to some
OF the leading citizens of Louisviile urg-
ing them to take immediate steps with
the view Of having that city selected as
the place OF meeting Of the convention.
whilst the st. Louis papers express the
confident opinion that that city will b.
selected. Baltimore. though centrally
located and convenient Of access, and in
close proximity to the centennial exhibi.
tion, having had the honor of the last
democratic national convention, seems
therefore 10 be given the go-by on thi4
occasion, Her claims will probably be
considered hereafter.-Sun.
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Grcat Foryerse- by a Boston Nc.ssp@r@r
proprtatoF.

Froprtetor.
+. ID. Winslow, one OF the principal
owners of the Daily News and Post
newspapers of Boston, is accused of
having issued forged paper TO the
amount of probably $500, 900. Forged
notes amounting to $1,000, negotiated
in one of the Boston banks by Win
slow, have already been discove red.
1t is not believed that either of the
newspapers is affected by his transac-
tions. 1t is said that Winslow and
his family left Boston last Thursday,
"for parts unknown" The Boston
Herald states that the stocks and notes
forged and genuine, issued by Win
slow, and held as security, will reach
$50, 900. II also says that among the
persons whose names are on Winsl0w' 8
paper, forged or otherwise. are w. L.
Sheldon, for $104, 900; Leopold Morse,
for $50, 800; and that the Blackstone
and National Shoe andLeather Nation
al Banks are among those holding use
less collaterals. Other papers report
other swindles, 1t Is said that Win
slow sold his interest in the News last
week. Winslow was quite q rcspecta-
bility. lie was educated as Metho-
dist minister, was chaplain of two
regiments during the war, and also a
chaplain in the Navy, and also ofiicia-
ted in several churches. He was for
merly publisher of Zion's Herald, and
served three terms in the Massachu-
setts Legislature, the last in 1878.
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CUERIFPpS SALE

~ IL FhlF1 . bALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ Of Ley., +.
me directed. will be exposed t. INK. ,%. \
at the uoH v
DELAWAREHoUsE, No ;lsNApp,-
kept by Geo. W. ortlip. in tho e;,nt
minston. Now Castle County. Del ' ". 4.
TUESDAY.
TEE 1t DAY OF FEBRrAlY IN
At2 o'clock. p. H.,
Inc following described Real Es,a,.
All that certain Messusgo ., H.
llouse and lot of land situated in III" W
Wilmington aforesaid. and dosrriGaS v
other land Of the said parties of ,lE
part on the easterly side of Kinc .e g,s, e'st
tween Seventh and Eighth stroets ar5 ra
distance of eighteen feet nine inches ~
corner of Susan H. Adam > lot: tb.r.eesl
line of said land south fifty.eirbt y y
east one hundred ard eight feei ~ i'm
terly aide Of three feet wide nilsv'' Wy " =
thereby southwardly par ailel win "
street eighteen feet nine inches IN ,A = ~ N
of another lot; thence with a line ,in
westwardly parallel with the line e., |,
acribed and with Seventh and Eighth \.
one hundred and eight feet to the No.
sido of King street. and thence oIo,. I~Ves
easterly side Of King street north bius ibh,sS |
degrees cas-. eighteen feet nine in,bs.m.,
place of beginning. ,conta ming within l
bounds two thousand and twenty.Grs n,
land, be tho same more or less. ""
Seized and taken in execution AZ tho,
perty of John Pugh. administrator nj ,,,,
X. McLane. deceased, Mary McIane ~
of the said George X. Molsne and sn,v,, W
morteasor. and joseph N. Cooling arsT.
q. w Weldin and Deborah Weidin bis w,
Robert H.. Porter, M. D.. terre tenant. ,
10 he aold by
VIM. III. LAMBSON, Sb,,,
Sheriff's Ofiice, New Castle,
January 10, 1876. ianl2...
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE
y By virtue OF writ OF Vendiiion Eyto-
ns. to me directed, will be exposed TO Public
sale, on the iarIn OF joseph s. Formnn. in
Ghri5tiana hundred, in New Castle county,
Delaware, or
FRIDAY,
TIRE sin Day Of JANUARY, AID lsTo,
At II clock. A. NJ.
The following described Personal Pro.
perty, viz:
Four horses. , cows, ! calf. farm wagon. .
covered wagons. ! no-top do, . plough5. .
harrows. cultivators, / corn shelter. i cnt
ling box. fan, horse carts. reaping ma
chine, NOV ing mach inc. tools &c in wheel
wright shop, lot of forks, rakes, hoes, shovels.
lot OF hay, straw, corn fodder; lot OF corn. 10
acres of wheat in the ground. lot CT walnut
lumber, ho2s. household and k!tcheL furpi-
ture. DC,
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF joseph S. Forman, and to be sold by
-, WIN. Ii. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office. y CIV Castle, !
Jan. 20. A. d, 1876 jspa0
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Al Tho hotel of Alexander Maxwell. in =
ioWn OF Middletown. the following deTSnS s,.s
lands and tenemenis, beirg the Real klE
iato OF Elihu Jefferson. dee et 5cd, the -
5elng ordered to be sold for ite payment
his deb,s. to wit
No. /. All that farm or tr az OF land "
ate in AppoIuinimlul hundred, New tSs
County. and State of Delaware; and hoatds
- follows: On the west by lands OF Manl7i
j. W ilson, on tho north by lands of y.
HILL. on the East by the delaware h9ll:h
and on ;he south by the public road leaa..
from Green Spring Station, Del. H. II, -
head OF Saasafr2s, containing apoa'
acres oi land.
No.. All that farm or tract OF land IN
ate in .Appoquinimink Hundred. New CIy
County, and State of Delaware, and Dgu.i
I'd follows. to wit: On the, west, by .a.
OF John Young. on the north by pu9hu y.
from @leen Spring Station. Del RallrolSs
the head OF Sassatta5. on the east pS pap, .,
! road leading from Green Spring rlaait-
| Del; X. Il. to Clayton. and on the 59uLl ~, :,
! lands oi Charles d. Dewane. Gideon l.. NJ
well, Peter Davis, and John Casporson' N'
tanning about 200 acres. z...
No. I, A u that farm or tract oi lanl -, a.,
| ate IN tno Hundred. County and state ay..
said. and bounded as follows: On the w
by ands Of Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett and N.Y.
| ley's helrS, on the cast by lands ol ~
Elizabeth Barnett and tract designate
No . in the said order (the LOG Lal1,e
Iarm') on tho north by Blackblrd YET
| and on the west by the public road from "
village of Blackbird to Blsckbird Lano'''
| CONTAINING about lG5 acres of land. 40.
No. s.. All that farm or tract of land ~ y.
ate in the Hundred. County and state a.v,
said, and bounded as follows: On the s'ssI
! by lands OF John Mccoy. on the east py ~
public road from Blackbir village to BIasS
bird landing, and on the north and we'.s y. a
Elack bird creek, containing about la Az
of land. ,A
The above premises are ordered d -
Court to be sold free and clear Of dover; Al,
Attendance will be given and terms ol 81
made known at the time and place alo'e'
by ANN JEFFERSON.
WILLIAM II. JEFFERSON,,
EXECUTORS, or by their Attornh0!,.
Attest; c. N. NAHDEvEE. Clerk OF OrpD>
Court.
korE-The tracts No. and 9 above s des', !,
bed constituting that valuable farm ', klv'
as Green Spring, will be sold separatey VI
one farm to suit purchasers. ..-,;,-
So5. ! and above described. conet tllaltITs " !,
one tract containing about $40 acres W,ab VII
sold together, ncluuing the old and Vala"
lInding on Black bird creek, known
Black bird Landing" ,. a.,
This land is Of fine natural lualp W. ,,i rSi
among the best in New Castle county anV1I '1i
ing a fne chance to those seeking femDl'
Tatlve Investment in real estate.
jan i2-ts
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CgFEIRES gAI,E.

CEERIFF'S SALE.
cBy virtue Of a writ OF Lcvari Raciss 10
me directed, will he exposed to Public sale
ut TIE
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5l3 MARX EFT ST.
ke,t by Geo. ". ortlip. in the city Of Will
mnF'0u, Now Castle county, Della sare. or
THURSDAY.
THE l0,h DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1876.
at2 O'Clock. y. m,
Tie following described Real Estate. viz:
An thatthe two following described lots or
pieces OF land situate in the city Of Whining
ten aforesaid, bounded and described rs FOL
lows. to- vii:
No. BEGINNING on the line OF the easterly
side Of Townsend street at the distance of one
hundred and eight ieet from the corner
formet by the Intersection of the line oil the
easter y side of Townsend street with the
line OF the southerly OF side Of A street;
hundred feet to a corner: thence southerly
and parallel of Townsend street twenty eight
feet TO another corner; thence westerly and
parallel 10 A street one hundred feet to the
ess;erly side OF Townsend street; and thence
northerly along said side of Townsend street
twenty-eight feet to the place OF beginning.
No. .. Beeinningdat point on the forth
erly side OF Il street at the distance of iorty-
eight ieet from the corner formed by the in
tersection of the eastcrly side OF Locust street
with The northerlv side of b street; thence
easteriy and parallel with B street twenty.
four feet 10 . corner; thence northerly and
parellel with Locust street ninety-four feet
to the southerly side OF SIX ieet wide alley
leading into Locest streets thence westerly
along said side OF said alley and parallel with
l. street twenty-four feet TO another corner
thence southerly and parallel with Locust
street ninoty.fo four to the northerly side Of Il
street and place of beginning. be the contents
within said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF George K. Townsend and Mary i. M
his wife. and terre tenants, and to be sold b,
WILLIAM Ii. LAMBS0N. sheriff.
Shcrif's Office. New Cattie.
January 20. 1876. jan2.-ts
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.uERIFF,S SALE.

CHERIFR'S SALE.
- by virtue of writ ot Lcva,i Fash.
me directed, will he exposed to PUBLIC =
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. Jl5 MAREErs
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city an
mington, New Castle County, Delawar'
THURSDAY,
THE l0th DAY OF FEBRUARY. b.pa
At2 o'clock, p. H..
the iollowing described Real Estate, ",
All that certain lot or piece of land .;.,
IN the City Of Wilmington aforesaid bcus.
and described as follows, to wit: Beglr,s
at the southwest corner Of Buttonwood n
A. streets, thence running southerly slorfu
west sido OF Eaid Buttonwood street sr
feet to a stake, thence westerly and puL,
with said a street seventy two feet to nj
thence northcriy and parallel with ButN
woou street sixty feet to the sou.herly /.
of A street. theLco oastcrly along sad so,a
erly side of a street seventy.two feet 10 /,
place of beginning.
Seized and taken intn execution A. .
property of George K. Tow nsrrd and NJ
t.. NJ. hi wife and terro tenant, and d
sold by
WM. II LAMBs0S, Sls-;'
Sherili's Office. New Castle,
January 20. 1919. iau 1ay
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CEERIFF'S SALE.

CEERlFF'S SALE.
- By virtue Of n writ OF Venditioni Ex.
public sale, on the farm occupied by Henry
" hItlock. near Newark White Clay Creek
Hundred, IN New Castle county. Del, or
MONDAY,
IhE 5lst DAY OF JANUARY, AID, ls7c,
AT II o'clock. A. M.
viz: w.
Five horses, cows, ! neiter. S hogs. ! farm
wagon. market wagon. two horse wagon.
uueout' rockaway. OK cart. sleigh plows
. harToWs' cGltivators, horse rake sets of
oouble harness. sets Of piOw harness 2 sets
of earHlage harness, forks, rakes. shoyels,
scythes 10 OF corn. wheat and oats, house
mold and kitchen furniture, &c,
seized and TAX en- into execution as the pro-
perry OF Hehry Whitlock, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sh9riNis 0tiion. New Castle.
'snssrsAs, isi0. ) ,aA1s-n
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the Befa.d sticks TO its belief that
Grant will hold the next Republican Ma
tional Convention IN the hollow Of his
hand. It says; 1t IS just az sure this
day as It will ever be that Ulysses s,
Grant will be renominated for President
at cincinnati on Wednesday, June IL.
1910, y he wishes, and We challenge the
IS not fixed and trin." Tia true, Ii.
pity, ard pity 'tis tits trne.
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Ei-Assistant secretary sawyer In-
dirted.
Prem the Timea.

Prem the Times.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-lndictments
were found to day against x-Assistant
Secretary of The Treasury Sawyer, ex-
Deputy Commissioner of Customs
Haines, one Barstole, a clerk in the
Office of Commissioner of Customs
Brooks, of Parkman & Brooks, Mem
phis, and one other, whose name can.
not be had tonight: for having fraud.
Nlently procured the payment Of false
cotton claims during Richardson's ad.
9inistration. i is in testimony that
benator Spencer, Of Alabama, called
almost daily AZ the Treasury Depart.
ment while these claims were pending
to urge their payment, but it does not
appear that tine evidence establishes
his completely so clearly rs to warrant
his indictment.
Proctor Knots whisky resolution
will be introduced at the first onuor-
tunity.
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1t .s stated that the herring fishery
at Bonne Bay and Bay of Islands,
Newfoundland, has been q complete
failure.
John Steliwageu, l. private banker
OF Buffalo, suspended on Monday.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26
TllE Is, DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls7e.

TUESDAY.
THE ist DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls7t.
At O'Clock. p. M.
1ae following described Real Estate. Viz:
AL that certain TOT or piece OF land with
three .wo story irame houses CT ected there
Gn, situated IN tho city Of wilmington
bounded and described as follows, 10 Wit.
beginning On the southerly side or A street
at the distance Of twenty-Ihrec test six :nch.
es easterly from the eusterly side of Locust
street. thence sou'herly ard parallel with
Locust street kiXty teet to o stake. ther &c
castorly and parallel with A street thiriy.
i've feet and three inches too stake: thence
northetlv and parallel with the frst men
TONED line and Locust street sixty Zee. 10
the southerly side Of A street aio,esait: and
thence thereby westerly thirty five feet and
three inches 20 the paco OF beginning, be
;he ronteuts thereof hct they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the mo-
neTty OF Gcorge X. Townsnd and Mary T..
N. nus Viz, and {. :. and 10 he sold by
WM. II. Jameson. Sheriff.
Sherit p Office. New Cas;le.S
SHERIFF's SALE.
~ Hy virtue o: a .wri, Of LeyAri lacias TO
70 me directed, will be exposed T. Public
Sale At the
DELAWAREHrusK, No. jl3 MARKETsT,
kept BY George W. Ortlip. in the city O! viii
IaipFton. New Castle county. Delaware. ou
TUESDAY,
THE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, lS-G.
AT . O'Clock. ?. m..
Inc following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of and
with three storied Brick Dwelling House
thereon erected, situated in the city of viii
ningtor. bounded and described rs follows.
to wit: BEGINNING 1T the southerly side Of
seventh street at the distance OF thirty. NV o
ieet seven inches from the easterly side Of
Lombard street; thence southerly parallel
with Lombard street eighty feet to the nerth-
erlJ tide of sixteen tael wide alley; thence
by said alley side eaaterly > rillel with Sew
enth street thirteen feet four inches to cor
ner; thence northerly by line parallel with
Lombard street eighty feet 10 the aforesaid
tide o. Seventh -tTeot: snl thence thereby
westerly thirteen feet and .our inch es TO The
place ot beginning. be the contents thereof
That they may, with the free use and priyi-
lege IN common ol the before mentioned six-
teen ices wlde alley with Other legal proprie-
tors which communicates with Lombard
street. fe the same what il In8N
>eiFed and taken in execution az Inc pyo.
perty 4 Florence scanlon and Hannah hi,
wife. aLi :. L, 1nl; - be SOLD by
Nm II, -.AMES0N, Shcf.r.
>ae -itt's Office. New Ca.t!c,I
January l0. ls1j, .anl"-ts
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In the L. 5. Court at St. Louis, yes
terday, Judge Dillon rendered deci.
sion in the case of Mckee, ruling that
the trial must go on. The taking of
testsmony was then proceeded with.
Business seems to be reviving in
Montreal. Several factories which were
running at reduced time have this
week resumed operations at their full
est capacity.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-26

SHERlfi : SALE. -
~ By virtue of = writ Of Ais. Levarl Fn.
Gas to me directed, will be c posed TO Pub.
lie sale At the house Of W illiam B. Ford. M
hlrKWooI, 70 FencSder hundred, New C.stl,
County, Del, on
SATt EDAI.
hi l!lH DAY OF FEBRi AEY, l.,G,
i; Two o'clock. p. NJ
Inc following described Real Estate. yiq.
The following plantation or tracr OF Land
situate, lying and being near the village OF
glasgow, in Pencader hundred in New Cas-.
tie County, and State OF Delaware the same
being bounded and described as follows. IN
wlt BEGINNING at stake in the main street
OF tne Nlllage aforesaid, being also the Pub
,iG y, ROAD leading from said village towards
M4odietoWn. and running thence south IS
degress west 202 perches along the New Cas-.
tle and Frenchtown Turnpike, and BY lands
OF Robert NJ. Black to q corner stake, thence
south one degree, east crossing SAID Turn
PIKE Road and running by land of Thomas
Indie 1877 3-l0 perches TO corner white oak
IN line OF land OF the heirs Of Wesley Al.
rlcn, deceased, thence north S5 degrees east
~ lilo perches by the said land of Wesley
Airlch, and land OF w liam Cam to the atorc.
sald street in said village, or road leadipp.
towards hlddletown Aforesaid, thence with
the same north l2 degrees west,- street
IN SAID village or road leading to Middle.
town Aforesaid. thence with the same north IL
NebicSn neht 100 O-lu perches To the first
mentioned stake and place Of beginning,
con alnlng within thoee bounds two hundred
ana two acres, and one rood and twenty
eight and half perche OF land be the same
however more or less, (eEce ting ont OF the
same small lot Of at out three acres of land
Which tbt said Samuel Frazier and Emelne
his wife sod granted and cony ytyed unto
Robert nj. E'ack.)
Seized ant taken in execution as the pro
perty OF amnsl Frazier Ind Emelinc liz
we, ane teIfe tenants and to : c sold by
" M. Ii. LAMBS9N. Sheriff.
Ebe-if's 0fi"c W., Castle
Jsppery .. l3rS. tsp,H.r
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4 L L l.
kept by George " 0rtlip. in the city of Wi.
mrgton New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE Is; hAI y eEBRUARY, Is7,.
AZ 0''!o,k. p. no..
The following describe Real Estate. vi.
All that lot, piece or parcel of lanl, with
two frame dwelling houses thereon erected,
situated IN the city o. Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, 81 wit: Et4innina
at tho inter ;cction Of the soutberly side az
street with the ea~terly side of Locu9t
street; thence ensterly along the said SOUTH =.
erly sido Of a street twenty tour ice; to n
stake: thence southerly ana parallel with
Locust street sixty feet TO stake: thencs
westerly and parallel with A street twenty.
four feet TO the eas'erly sido OF Locust street
afore' aid: thence herewith roftherly sixty
feet TO the place Of beginning. be tho cor,
tents thereof what thes may.
seized and taken in eG Gecution as the tro-
pcrty OF GEORGE K. Townsend and Mary y
NJ. his vile. and terre te lants, ana TO he sold
by WN. II. LAMBSON. SAeTir
sheriff Office, New Castle,
January ~, 1876. jartG-t.
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tt ESDAY,
THE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, ls71.

kept by George W 0rtlip In tho city of Will
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, ls71.
At o'clock, 7. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with two two story Frame Houses thereon
erected, situate in the sity of Wilmington
bounded aud described a. follows. to wit: Be
ginning at a point on the easterly side OF
Townsend street at the distance Of eighty
feet from the corner Termed by the intorscc-
tion Of the said side of Townsend street aud
the southerly side OF avenue (A) or A street
at seventy feet wide,a corner for land of Dan
lel Bradley; theLce along said Bradley's line
cas- terlv and parallel witn avenue A one
hundred feet to q stake; thence southerly
and parallel with townsend street twenty
eight feet to a stake; thence westerly and
parallel with aycnueA one hundred feet to
the aforesaid side Of Townsend stroet: and
thence thereby northeriy twenty'eght feet
to the place Of beginning, he the contents
thereof what they may.
Sesed and tagen in execution as the pro-
per,y Of George X. Townsend and Mary Il.
NJ. mis- wife. and I. l.; and to be -"ld by
NM. Ii. LANBS0N, sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, New Castle,
January TO- 1870. iapi2-ts
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sHERTFk-S SALES.

- SHERIFF's SALE.
~ By virtue OF writ Of Leyari Fpcias 10
TO me directed, will be exposed 70 public sale
at the at the otel of John Elliott, in the viii
age of Christians, in White Clay Creek hrn-
ured. htE Castle county. Delaware. on
FEIDAYL
TIKI llth DAY OF FEBRl AIRY. 1876
at 2o'clock. Y. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain plantation. tact or parcel
OF land and premises situated. lying and be-
ing n White Clay Crock hundred and county
of New Nastle, in the State of Delaware ana
which is bounded and described as follows, TO
wit beginning at i corner white oak which
is also a corner OF James Griffith and Viii.
liam Wright land and distinguished on the
plot as \. and running thence with sai1 Crit
hth land south sixty one degrees and u half
west one, hundred and sixteen perches to a
"hlte OAK stump and stone: thence with
sald Griihth = land and land of j ohm Francis
south twelve and half degrees east eighty
petches and s,x-tenths of r perch to a Span
Is n oak standing on the east side Of swaE,p.
thence with 1id Er0ncis' land aud land OF
Abraham kcpgg south eight and a half de-
gree9 west eighty pcrcacs to n stake in slld
heogg held: thence stIll with -nid keogg q
land south twenty tour degrees and u quar-
ter east slSt5 two percte- and n half to a
double blnck oak in the line of lnnd la:e Of
Robert Shields, deceased; thence with the
said Shields line north fiity-cisht and half
degrees east one hundred and eighteen per
chea and ninc-tenths OF o perch To n corner
white cak OF william W1ight's land: thence
with the line of saii Wright land north
eight and halt degrees west seventeen per-
one' to a corner stake in lire of q white yak
north thirty minute east thiyty-one perches
20 stone in line of d black oak, north twely e
ana balt degrees e6st tw eniy perches
and six-tehths 70 "a corner stake. north three
and half degrees east Gftv-fve erchel TO u
corner stake end north twcoty-siy degree
west eighty-seVen perches to the first men =
toned white CaH and place Of beginning, con-
;2inlng one hundred and siy,y-;iye acres
three roods and ,lX perrhes, berhe samo more
or less.
Soi1ed Sni tlEea IN execution a. theIro-
perty o. John T. Murra ard 10 be old by
WI. II. LAMBSON, SEeriE.
Sherih's Office, Now cattle,
January - ls7t AN. dit.