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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-03-30

A SURE CuRE FOR CORNs.-"Take
the bark Of the common willow, and
burn it to ashes; mix with strong vine
ten the corns twice a day. They will dis
appear in a short tlme.'
To MAKE HARD SOAP FROM Sort
Take seven rounds Of good soft soap, four
pounds sal soda, two ounces borax, one
ounce hartshorn, half pound rosin. 10 he
dissolved IN twenty-five quarts of water
and boil about twenty minutes.
MACAROoNs-Bla and pound eight
ounces Of almonds in rose or orange flower
water; beat the whites Of eight eggs; then
mix with two pounds of sugar sifted with
the almonds to 2 paste lay sheet of pa
per on tin and put the mixture on with
spoon.
ICING.-To one pound Of pulverized SUI
car add tumbler Of cold water, ard boil
until it ropes Beat the whites Of three
eggs to a stiff froth and stir very fast into
the boiling water and sugar; stir till near
ly cold, flavor with lemon, and when per-
fectly cold frost the cake.
HARRISON PUDDING.-One and one-half
cupfuls OF chopped suet, one cupful of mo-
lasses, one and one-half cupfuls of chopped
raisins, one cupful of sour milk, one tea>
spoonful of soda, one teaspoonful of cream
tartar, or two teaspoonsful Of baking pow
der. sifted through the flour thoroughly ::
spices, and stir as thick as for pound cake,
and boil three h0urg. Sauce made Of egg,
sugar and cream, or any other rich recipe.
How TO STEW OYsTERs.-At Delmon-
ico's in New York. which is the head
quarters of epicures, they stew oysters this
way:
''Take one quart of liquid oysters, put
the liquor "a cupful for three) in stew
pan, and add half as much more water;
saitj good bit of pepper; teaspoonful of
rolled cracker for each. Put on the stove
and let it boil; have your oysters ready in
a bowl The moment the liquor begin to
boil pour in all your oysters. say ten for
each person, or six will do. Now watch
carefully, and as soon as it begins to boil
take out your watch, count just thirty Sc
conds, and take your oysters from the
stove. You will have your dish ready with
one and half tablespoonful of cold milk
for each person. Pour your stew on this
milk and serve Immediately. Never boil !
an oyster in milk if you wish it to be good.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-03-30
For Domestic use.

WITH TABLE AND FIXTURE COMPLETE, ONLY $40
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
A SCRAP.BOOK.

We have frequently advocated the use OF
scrap-book; but a useful hint will bear
repetition. One who has never been
accustonedto preserve short articles, poems,
tales, etc., in scrap-book, can hardly real
He the pleasure it affords to sit down and
turn over the pleasant familiar pages.
Here piece of poetry meets the eye, which
you would long since have lost had it not
been for your scrap-book. There is a witty
anecdote-it does you good to laugh over
it, although it may be for the twentieth
time. Next is valuable recipe you had
almost forgotten, and which you found just
in time to save much perplexity. There is
a sweet little story, the memory of which
has cheered and encouraged you when al
most ready to despair under the pressure O
hfes cares. Indeed, you can hardly tak'
up single paper without re-perusing
Then hoard with care the precious gems
and see at the end of the year what ricl
treasure you viii have aecuI puated.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
AGEOGRAPHICAL MANIA.

The geographical mania which is-now the
cage in France, reminds one of the mania
for spelling bees which existed not long
since in the United States. New geographi-
cal societies or associations are springing up
everywhere. They have got it into their
heads over there, that one of the causes of
their reverses during the war with Germany
was the superior knowledge of the German
generals and officers in geography and
topography, in which particular, it is al
legged, their. own officers are wofully def
oient. An amusing story is told which
rather confirms the idea. A Prussian officer
was taken prisoner by the French. His
captors wished to bring him to the nearest
town, but on coming to spot where the
road branched off in two directions they
no longer knew which to take. Their pris-
oner, who was desirous of a rest, upon
seeing their perple1ity, consulted his map,
told them which road to take, and how
many miles they had yet to travel So in
case of war another times Frenchmen have
resolved that superior Typographical knowL
edge shall be of no avail to their adverse
ries, and hence their mania for maps and
charts of every description. 81.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of o writ of Levari Facias. tc
m < directed will beexposed to Pubic sale
n the GILPIN HOUSE. kept by George
Whitfield. in the city Of New Castle, in New
Castle Hundred and county, IeI,
On FRIDAY. the 18th davof October, lS7z
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
The following dpscr bed Real Estate. viz.
Al that certain nlar tation CT tract o1
lnrd. tuat~d in White lay Creek Hun.
dred, NV Castle County, Delaware. and
bounded bv the public road leading rom
Newark 10 R0sevi 'e Factory: bv White
Gay 'reek; by lardS formerly of Tobias
P'itchard and by lands o' Georoe Janvier
ntai ming about twn hundred acres OF
land, be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Franklin latt. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sher
Sheriff's Office New Castle, eept. %. 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
A GREAT ARID DESERT.

Recent explorations in Australia show
that, in addition to an extraordinary lake Of
salt water in the centre of the country,
which blights thousands of square miles OF
territory in its vicinage, there is beyond an
arid desert of greater extent than any other
in the world, on which there is neither ami
NAL or vegetable life to be found, and even
on the borders of which nothing but the
dryest sage-brush can be seen. An attempt
was made to survey this sand sea at its sup
posed narrow.part, and after travelling over
three hundred miles the camels showed
signs of exhaustion, and return became
absolutely necessary, but habitable ground
was not reached before several of ~these
supposed monarchs of the Sahara dropped
dead. 1t is thus shown that only the West
ern part of Australia can be utilized as a
refuge for the thousands of Europeans who
are seeking homes in the new country,
that. more than half of the island CONT
nent will not support men or animals, and
hence that the limit of population can
already be reasonably or approximately es-
imated. .a
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HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ o. T.evari Facias &C
me dir. cted, will be eS posed 10 ruh'c sale
ut the Latavrtte Hotel S4l Ship'ey s rec;
ttept bv. George W. Ort ip, in the city OF
vii hinton, New Castle county, Della
ware on
>ArURDAY. the til day of OCTOBER
1877 at2o''lOck pm.
The following described ree1 tate viz.
All that certain Iat or piece Cf lard and
brick me,sIage thereon erected situate
IN the rity of Wimns on bounded and de.
or bed AS iotlOws, TO wit: Beginning on 1ht
WestelIy side uf Market street at the d s.
IL .ce Of =. ftet 2lT in. from the northerls y
side OF .ec0nd street at 40 feet broad y =
corner of iand lateiy sold by the said + l.
4 ce TO Morris Dick insOn; the"ce westerly
and parallel with Second street. (and pass
ing along the southe, lv side of an alley
/. ee !e in width aud 81 ter tand j in. in
ieDsth) II. feet: in, to the eas er!y side "l
ship ~ st EFT, thence nor.hery along sal 4
side of >hipfey street. ard across he n outh
of said allav 20 fa'tto land OF William r
sharpe, thence along sid land eaeterly
ANA paratel with ~.c)nd street G. feet
in. to d stake uoctherly pnd parallel with
Ma ks't ST. eet. 5l5 in 70 II stake and ea' t.
rrly parallel with Second street, 81 it. to
the aforesaid side OF Marke street, and
thenc thereby southorly Il feet 81 in. tC
The place of beginning, he the contents
thereof what they may with the brick
Dui Ding thereon erected,
Sc -ed and, taken III execution as the
and VIE, but now the property of Will
i'm silver, graniee OF said Villa at
nail ANA wife, aDlt t's an' 10 tc sod by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
SheriffNs Office. NeW Castle, oct. J. A. ID,
1877. oc5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA,

| There are rumnrs in military circles IN
Pennsylvania of the contemplated rcorgoni"
zation of the National Guard of that State,
aud of certain changes which are to be
made, looking to an increase in the etficien-
cy of our soldiery. The principal change it
IS said, will be tn. reduction of the number
of divisions from ten to three, and the nuns
Der of regiments from twenty to ten.
The divisions will be known as the Eastern,
Middle, and Western, or First, Second, and
Third Each of the conpan is Nls have the
full complement of men, 81, and in accord-
ance with this plan the State will furnish
theMen with unto m
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
A HIGHLAND WEDDING.

Writing to the Scotsman, q correspondent
says: Happening to be passenger by the
Highland Railway the other day, stepped
out of the carriage at Dalnaspidal station,
the highest and most lonely spot on the
line. Seeing signs of some festival going
on, and hearing the brisk call of the station
master to group Of young fellows to
come along, there's no time to lose, "
curiosity induced me to stay and see what
was about to happen. A marriage, it ap-
pears, was about to be celebrated-an
event that can only be expected to occur
once in generation is these soltudes. The
minister, who had been brought from a
aabulous distance to tie the, knot, having
done his part, piper, hither kept in the
background, came out on the platform, fol-
lowed by bevy of blooming .lasses and
strapping lads, and the hills were soon
echoing to the strains of the bagpipes and
the shouts of the dancers One glimpse OF
SO pretty and exhilarating scene, set as il
was against the background of the wild and
desolate Grampians, which still, in the
month of July, were here and there patched
with snow, was an ample reward for the
trouble of waiting.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CuERLFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. .tt
me directed, will he exposed TO Public
sale at the lafayette Hotel, SAL Shipley
SIT ct, kept by Ge4rgeI w. Ortlip. in the
city If Wilmington, New Castle County.
Dtlaware, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF October, 1877
... al z O'Clock. r. M,
The following described real estate, viz
Al tn t certain lot or piece OF land. Win
A brick mes uage thereon. lying and being
situated in The City of " ilmington, atore-
said, bounded and described ns follows
thstiS TO Y, bcgtnning on the line OF the
Seutherly side If Eighth ST., at lie distance
If NJ fee from me coruer. formed by the
intai section OF the line of the westerly side
f Monroe ST.. with the line of the sou.lelly
side of Fig tn street thence Sodtheriy y
'ara'Ie o Monroe street lis It, 10 ene
,orthe'ly side Of a lively" feet wide street
leading from Monroe street to "A ms
,,reet. thence westerly, along sa'd SIDE OF OF
a d str. et and parallel TO hlghln street ~
eef TO corner thence. northery parallel
ceotIe Cf the wall d yidi"g lhe house on
this lot from the house on the 10; adjoining
on the west Is feet tolhe suuthe'ly de OF
sights street arC thence eas erly along
SAID side of Eighth street 10 feet to the
pl ore of beginnlGg he Ihe cOnte ats within
said BOUNDS, What they Lay.
-e,Zed a. d taken III SscUtion aS me
property of w 4 lam Wo lastQn, suIviIg
mortgAgOr, sld J. b Pr &C t. Us, ana % Dc
sold by
Sharih~s Office. New Castle, Oc1.6, 1877
0ri1-fS
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>pntl at the ninth story Il is scarcely q half
Of that distance, The walls are from three
to four feet in thickness, built very solid of
brick and a coarse cement. The only
pieces of woodwork apparent are strong
braces connecting the double towers, and
forming q foundation for the floors and the
ornamental galleries. The stability of the
structure is voucnea for sufficiently by the
fact that it has stood thousand years in a
End of, typhoons. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
- AHLkltt - SALE,

~ virtue" a W it of L"van Facias 10
me nlI ectei. will ue exposed 10 Pub Sac
at thG laiayet hutei, 81, III plry .et,
tept by George w. Or'l!p, in tlIe ely Of
Wilmington, NV as lie County. e on
SAiC kpAY, the 2hf h day of October Isl. at
2o'c!ock P M.
me IoIIOWlhS uesCIlDeu neal Estate viz:
II tn Sc two certain l'ts, pieces or y +.
ces'1 lana SiInate II" the city Of Wlmrg.
ton, toualS and tate ator, laid, bou@drt
and descr b d rs 'CllOws t.. WI:
NO. /. Beginning a. the intersections Of
the southerly side Of ray' o. eet with
he wSs eriy side of Wi;sou stree lhe4ca
ons the SID side o, i0r street west
cry ID Iret, to the cutre OF the br!cF par
tlo wall ulvi iing + his from th- adjpIiug
h1lse on the west; theLce lhrough tho
IN ddie of said wal! sputherly and para I'll
Q " llson street 50 ct to the n"rtherly
size OF an alley feel vide, leading mo
Wilson street thence along said al;e7 side
tt e SAID side o; Wilson stree, AID thence
hereby nort herly 50 jeet to the pace 0lb.
siuning, be H. content, there what ney
may. hOok A. Vol. 7, page NS, etc,
No.2. Beginning at the we terly side Of
walnut street betW en- Eighth and ElIlh
streets, at tt distance OF Zo7 feet rcleS
rom the sou herly side of Ninth street;
trehce Fhr Il oS ueg eeS, west pa"ltlfl WIN
Ninth street6 feet to a AXE; thence south
81 degrees, ~tsL parallel with WaINt
street ID feet 10 another corner Stahr;
h nee .outh IS degreet, east 90 feet to no
westerly side of WaiDd. street the-ce with
lhe same north Sl degrees, east 10 feetlo
tneplace ofbeginniug.
Al. 0. all the GLOWING described p pece OF
land sNtrate on the ives erly side of Walnut
street Immediately adjoining the nyrtlrry
sd OF sal lot being inches front Oh
Walr ut street and ey tending wester' th't
width o. feet 10 ighth street, with the ifee
nS- ana privilege Of The aIley between inns
and Mel MOoney's house, in common lor,
ever, be the conteDts thereof within Sala
bounds what they may. Book A, VOL u
paE rs, e..
'-eiZl and taken In execution as the PRO-
prrty If william liver, Jr., and Eliza,
his wife, ald It's, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
Shnriti's Office sew Castle. oept2l, 1910
SeDoS ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
GHEriFF'S .,ALE.

Nn
BY virtue Of >undrv rr IS of Venditioni
TX nu-s " IN" Injected VIII be tXpOs- ii
t? Publ Ca g AT ie Hote. Of William b,
FORD ~ K tx w,,od, III P-ncader tanlred
New Cast 'nunty, Delaware, on
II! D = \, the 26th day OF October, 1877 at
u.cloch P. NJ.
The foe wing dtscI iDed cal Estate, viz:
a III. lnltowiug described lots or riers>
of iahI slIua.el in The VILLAGE of ST.
&c rec. Ne" Castle Co"ny aud State o.
No |. \ lot fronting on Delaware street
- II and * ending baca at right angles
with uE aW sr- street isloreaAiu / Henry
l.. pecliatd5 'ot % The Iuftht;l,t b : m
uei y ha'd"in's 10 IN the southwest py
j 'h.es Ia!H'af i"t cH3taiEihs seven
Thousand i've nu dred square feet of lana
"ith a Drug Sto thereon ere cled.
y" =. lct 'and on 'he east corner
formed by the junction OF the b laware
City road with the Uie,,a road, in tie VII.
age OF u George, AS folio" S. to wit: Be-.
z nhl9g al the junction If the acorpsai n
f0tu ana 1uhnl' gthence with the Odessa
road south Ity degrees east she hundred
7hQ MI en f.tt h-n.e north forty seven
ana tnieS u~ths ia nns ca .iohtv inu =
and f1.tn.tigflt q: e hughredths 'eet. thence
hh'h ~ 't"o auh une.quarter degrees
'r e'J' ~ ,ii Ao44tei ano nty feet To he
a"I'e' q '' var { ~ road, th"nce with
| ne Sa'd rh'd south fDriy.s ven and three.
'1uflh regce-s. ~e>r ti&hty feet to he
plate o. D>-tlni, &. Containing twelve
,hGu>&'.d TIRE" IN ''rtI .qrare fee, more
| or !eS>, win stone Hplse AM DWELLING
| the con erected
30 ). a lot Of land in the vi aga ot st.
georges bounded uu tn south w Main
strett On u q west by second sirect on tha
east ny land of "a nnel b. sutton, and moye
particularly d s'rlbed as tuIlUws. to vii.
| peg! hlng az d p int on Main street. f,"tv.
t"o ieft three IA 'hrs from the coruer nt
stla. Main strest and See nd slrert, therra
| aI"ht sad STREET he "a re 'is;a O. tn ~oC.
| on4 street, fLeace uoTth iDr1y-rine t.tt
ana tnree fourth degrets asst one hnnired
ana trlrty' one iee' 10 other lands nt Fr.o.
erlcK ~ sutton, thence suuthwe>terIv and
para lei 'Wiih Ma Il stree; fJrfy.,,yo @'u 4asi
hree inches, therce sou'her,v ala ''a,.,il[,i
WIN SECOND stree fifty two ana nn., ~ 'I,
degrees, west one hundred and ttir.v n,a
eft 10 the place # beginning, he the stmt
erected. '"i"'hs' there"n
se'zed End taken in execution az +, o
sold BY l'"' anu 70 De
ISAAC 6 RITBB. Sheriff
~ ecig,,s giice' New Castle, Oct. 9Th, ls77.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
CHERlFFS SALE.

By virtue cfa writ of Vend!tioni rHo"r as
to me dirtcted vii be exp, Sed to pubilc Sa {
at the Lafayette Eote!, 81 Ship,ey street
KEEP by Geo " Grtip il he city of Wi.
lningUon, New Castle CouL Lty, Delaware
On
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY Of October, 1877.
at o'c ock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that ccr,aiu lot OF piece IF land. an''
brick meSSuage the con erected situat- il
he ii V o. Wi ImingtOn, bOund d aud deS.
cribed as fol lows ,u-wit: B.guuriug Oh the
southery de Of Fourth street, Nat,. High
'trt ETY. between Market and ( tug streets
at the Ojst3nc OF 10 feet from thr westerly
side Of King street. at 6V Get i inches il
bgoa,', thence up Ith street - orr h Is degrees
We " feet, thence south % degrees ives
and passing III Ough the ldde OF the par
'itIon wall between tn t"O brick mas-
suages parable 10 king street - teet in
chs to analley, thence with nertherly side
of sai allev and parallel to 4lh street t.,
thence north il degrees eaS', and pas ing
tn,,ugh the brick wall Of the prvy ) feet
1inchts, 'ther &c north hS degree; east ana
para lei to 4'n S,re 1 feet thence nor h
g. G,degr es east add passing along orlhrau ugh
The front Of said p'ivyS feet inches hence
north l6 dagreeS eat feet, thence nor h
- de- grees e4st feet | chrs, hence SOU h
IS degrees east Is eel Sjicues to the line o.
land Jate OF william iarr, the c. ~ the
same and parallel to King street north 50
degrees east s. feet ttlh.p pace OF be inning
be the same more or les.
Seized and taRen in execution as the
property nf William II Natf deceased.
lSu.annah \. A Anderson, tTecutriX of W N
II Naff deceased } AID TO be sold by
ISAAC GRITbR sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Oct. 9Th, 1877
Octy-s
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MEDICINAL.
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROtULA has been the hane, and as Il.
were, the curse of mankind Moses, in the
18th chapter Of LeyltlCuS, IayS QuWn yer,
explicit rules on TINS tlSea c. so terrib g
and loathSOme had II been cODsid red Z IN
that person known t. D" infected with I
would not De allowed I, ,ulx with sNrIety
The Jews regarded it as q divine infiiltlO1
and believed there waA no curr for y, #
ras then the sins ofa youtn or dIyist ~
rom the Paths OF virtue were punish d !
ng as life IaSted D4pul y il or daT,
the sience OF medicine his been Developed
the great storehouse of Ma ure turnis he a
remedy the disease is stripped of IFS ter
ror by the use o the SA hAtITAN' ROl T
AND II ERB JUICES, anG the vicum O,
ocrofula, Tic rs, Sores, Pimples, BIotches,
n ter, etc eau be restored TO sound health
IN a few weeks. That there are thousand
1ow Whose conditions are as bad as those
If the da,k az ges we are well aware. VI ny
70w Iai! to find a cure as well as lhei did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and b erb Juices viii prove happy boon
sradicating all impurities rom lie blood
and making the conplexiOn bright and
| ealthy. A fsw bottles W IL remove pin.
pies or blotches, thereby doing aw.y with
| cosmetic. an powders, hODI 4 ANnat,RP
IUICES sl.25 per bottle. Sent by ex press
| to any address: 49,
DESMOND d 20
9l5 Racestreet, Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-09
= HERIFFS SALE.

BY Virt-e IF writ Of I.,vart Tacias -
me q rected, viii b exposed to puSjic 10
a, the H r'e kept by George y 'r, r., ~ ~
r-hipley street, In the citv ~ W,1,oingr,,n,'
,em aSl e ,?u,ty. elsw re ~,
SAICDAl. tft' cftn day o. OrrOBEP 1s--
at 2 O'Clock p. IN,
The following described Re- Estate viz
y tina certain Tot or riera ~ 1 =" !;
having three storied BRICK house therann
erected. s'tu7tei n thp civ - I,i,ri ,,.,'il
md bounded and described ss rIjiowc ~
Wi: R@I'nnirg on the ess.e.iv .,In ~,
West street, hetw"er Et-ltb and %ir,b
STREETS, AT fhe distance f., I3g fact ~ in
r n the toL.L'r.y r.Ga rf . .i.tF,' a,tt,t
thence passing fhrnng', the rniII-a ~ - =,
D'icE dlVl,!gn va t-twrep the af.res.id
n'uS" ard the hose 1f 80 p, g nv - :. q
-nntheaster!T aud parallel with' rint5
~'r"@' f'nt (" sake, thcrca r,,,r.ba, ~
and para !ni with W'r- strcet - "a" M :, ,
N. t0 I''le Of F,fijip Ga-rett'r n, = ~ 2
long sa,'l me We 81 - oaraije1 ,ti,I N-i.L
81 eet 100 feet n he said side nf y}og. J..
AMI thence thereby sCuthe,lv 81 r.'In, 'r.I
in to the rla"e "f5rgirring f,athr ~ @ .rt. ~ =
thereof what thev may |'4 tei'' -
Se'7ed and 'a~en IN ev.,p,,x,,
PropeEtT Of PaS.fa re- Il. Nj chan ona az ~
IN. h'tAeli, N's wife, aad t.f,s ar' ~ ,'c
sold by T. D. anu 70 be
ISAAC GPrBP shsri~
| 1877 -"A''s' A: D.
Ocy-tQ
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
W H Benton. Boston
" $ Lee, ny
D J Cummius, Smyrna
A W Ludolf, BaitimoIe
j c Cohen, P1ilada
W H Ross, Sussex
H Howell and wife, Philada
Z B Taplor, Chicago
W Clark, Washington, DC
W Hunter, BROOKLYN
VT Smi' hers, NJ Y
Joseph Van Hook, Philada
j c Meeteer
J = Beasley, Grand Rapids, Mich
j b Travis, San Francisco
DELAWARE HOUSE.
J c McCatferty, BrandywiDe Hd
" \ Devices, city
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SHERIF = g SALE

HERIF"'s SALE.
BY virtue Of writ ofvepditioni exponafH,
10 me directed, vii be TX 'OSed I" pup !,
sa'c at the hotel f Alexander Maxwell Ill.,. III
Hldtle' 0Wn, in It. Georges Hundred, Ne"
astle CoIo'y, Del, on
FRlDAY, the 10Th dav of OCTOBER. H'''
at O'Clock p. NJ,
The following described real estate, w, WI,
A lot of land situated in the town q o. Ain hy
dletO~n bD nded on The north Sultan S,uH m
Main street. on the east by lands OF " il"m is NJ
u. Bdcke o. The south and east by lahuS "
Robert A. Cochran, ESQ. having WI llh" "
feet on Main street and ex.enuins, 7,re n,
tha, width l5o feet containing 7,5o squa'TT qun1T
feet OF Pad more or less, with a Two i'en sLoG
frame dwel i.g hnase, frame Kitoi''''
poultry house, &C., thereon erected % IN
No. z A lot ofgrOund situate1n ne ln.h h;
Of Middlet"wa, bounded on ing s1"Ir NJ ZINES
VI in street, on the east by lands OF rl, JSni,1 W,
Gu berls n, on The north by Andersen Srs
street, d on the west by lands o. toot iT' cp
]. Sm VI having ! width OF 2o ieei e'e,iid,ll
Main street and extending of 'hat "erW, nn,.
back to Anderson SIeet, he tile - etory
thereof what thev may, Win w. ol,l
,r;,ne Owe ,ing house. frame kltch -, ram
frame carriage mouse and slaole 'N'
erected. Aha town
NO. 3 A lot of ground situate i tlle NV Dv
Of Midd}etown. bDuud"d on the IL nnn1cot
lake $ ret, N the east by lang, s,n'Irew ',or
late of E. G. Fenimore and lands OF LAX an,l rirs
iiu he ecn and on the west by, sa'n "a 'tn,,,re
tree .c0ntaiuing two acres ana "rIas, 'h
perches Ofland be the same more ,ro in
No 4. The one undivided hall lnle,, own of
acertaln lol of land situate III 1nt Wv Ar
Middletuwn, bounded on the noith - fnAu
derson steet, on the east by land; ,6s o, south sth
Nandenhraak and and others, GU III .h0 Rypn,
ny the hers or devisees of LeYh Le'Y,hert,nn: ns:
deceased aud lands of James - uipion p.Iiason,
IN lhe west by lard # Robert n. a, IL H." two
be the contents what they may, orectpd.
sto'y frare d yelling h use tnerrio,, .io,, a. the
property Of Charles e. Anderson, anu "
soldpy sheriff.
sheritf's office. New Castle, oc'o0o.c oo.c,-t,,
D., 1877