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, 1877-04-12
DINING FOR SIX CENTS.

NesS Orleans f4catunes FaFts Correspondence,
new restaurant hna beeu discovered III Paris.
Price uf meals ak cents. Its tables and seats arc
earth; tho counters, four nnplaned pianks, placed
on two empty barrels; tho kitchen range, hole In
sagout In the morning, soup afternoon; ragout aud
eoup both arc made uf all sorts OF interior meat
t0sHed into tho pot. Hread 10 not provided eus.
tomcS must bring their own bread; drink 10 blush.
lug water Il. c.. water with iust wine enough in it
10 call color TO ~ the sz cents must 10 paid OH
enttnncct credit IL HnknowH. 1ho patrt,ns aeu
poor artists and poor literary men who have not
yet learned TO nsaks money, rnX pickcrs, thieves.
NJ TONER l. allowed to frulsin mors than Aftscn
and chained 10 tho fab!e. a great deal Of money
4 made taere. rho master owns three houses Ii.
Paris, and bis wlfv haa valuable diamonds,
, 1877-04-12
y, little zephyr, ny swiftly awsyi
CARL ". nAsrzz,
vt oBJECrln "1EAvE,n

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a,n,,.s so,,rso0"",nee -, ~. 1sais Espts1'fcaM'
.,,s.t ...a..', -, APst 90 'oesll,en eooa
thine" tFanEpired here last night, and while your
regular correspondent 10 on upon the Jacksonville
excursion this scribe win give Il 10 YOU or nerish
IL .ue attempt.
seene-Firat'ela's boatdsng' house kept By widow
With great expectations.
Condensed Facta-1lana.oms daughter with In.
sosusous 'anof, Vnotn ahe aeeplacs. Among
oohsdefe, STATE Senator, who talks aloud In hls
sleep, Senator's room IA 1t head of stairs IN fy,1t
view Of par1or. Warn, da,t1htfrf r,,h, r..,.'.
dour open. Senatnr'e dam ,;iftn ns snts,a ."tt".
on hond mil 4 nroynttnciv ~. hn;!r ttn nas
some tsushssr bsred nesfly To- 10 desth % and A9a. IT,
trts trli,Int. III.
The pafoT It n bnt ihc rntm tSsi r,ncHno. ,hn m
storm, DcsnIseu snttnr taEsss h.nd!pN,c H.rGn o
tcf's hand and pressing II tendsrl1 asts hrr in NEIL
jng tones to be hs. 1t thIs crtIcsi smnrinrn sen.
at5r, who. 10 a dream hsd heard sotne men,her ask
10 DO permitted to invade lie regular order OF
Wiobttcti io6tctj" ~'''0 'us'
Yonu. nnn In a na,,,, sn.s,, =. IL, ... =.
, 1877-04-12

The custom ot wearing long daxer-nall obtains
among tho nrlslocracy uf parts Of China and Slam,
Tho Disagreement II supposed to add 10 the lmpor.
tance Of tho individual a. It's evident that tho
wcarer cannot do any work, anu must, therefore,
be person Of elegant lstsuro, backed by fortune
corresponding 10 The length Of his nails Tho hand
In length. Tho thumb nail las : characteristic
shspe and that Of The arst nnssr Is cut short to en-
this slight alteration Tho ll,uda would b nvarly
uselcas: Nails Of D htlll greater cnormtty may bs
secn. They arc said 10 have attained the extsaor.
Oh. .-LLehdnas.
, 1877-04-12
Qu1I'S,
..--- QuIpS,
H'aa plain til that often 1nakcs Tho plaintiff

Hu4lSs
lawsuit
Thoao who como to yon TO- talk about Others ara
Tho one" Who 80 TO others to talk about you.
IL was 0armnn editor who sall that in tho
ehled stafea thieves Nre 10 scacce that they have
u Offer reward for than.
tne serious attention Of eminent scIensiao circles
hss been intoly engaged on tho question. "C.n A
.IopSt h ra'k on &. @ ow Riad W ~ nfc there Il no
ea eda tas mo5s nsf1i<r III inquiry can clam
Fept tho reply niSiGo isiilGsn1ans that tn;,: Rsfy
Tho gentle dow Of heaven, on ihoso heneatbb. IKE
U. Mary Walkers winter trousers ,e.r,u,,, hop
H. ~ !. .sklsd to death ut she cart esteh
pa, er a1MS IVA ~ sSa She ~
and erie" about .-Aarliaafon Hanafve, ~ A'sA'@
1otna.; tna; r.: TT hue nae null 1r.h1nen, salda
~ 70 oaey them st my Ain o1pensa. .'Och, suf
tsan iae1es H., NJ 1safs g me; shuse st surkl
nons o them.', @'A' e'e wiz
Winters, was taking his noon Gun Of coaco st sfrt
afffanxtonn ~ ffasx few dsys since whom much young.
sn ia s2a1.ss ~ 81 t. aSoat ssts's t. ss
1nas ~ HluCn lhte teFastH4 on my Qw d account bnk
lsbould Ike to tell my iAtAef, who il about II,
% n.tn ~ ~, and who persists In drinking eoGse,"
Al, = T,9sk'nypan shalea in ono dsy and presented
sMtlsnsssea." sta!a. Asked tho Clerk. y 10 You wans
seuanep - Ar We w.al testlmony Of %
ivy mnat you really have ihun,7 Csn't dor:
~. ,.eLa'nly rot; whcn did this person diur' ..Ie
~ l." @ uead yct. I'm tho manr' And Ii came out
eoa1a " 90 Contest est-fhlia&slp1M 1tis0raph.
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SAINT-SAJFyS.

Purts ctsvsseoHdsncs BeAon 0as<fs<,
eood story on Mons sxint.Saena (whose
sosk' aEs 10 popular In Boston) 10 current. He il
NOT only nesF'sighaed, hs IL neas-stghsedne.s IT,
edlf. IL Knocked : lady down. rother day. by
running against hsr, and gave her kick whsn she
sAa on tas ground, saying. - he lifted his boot:
You confoauded old whealhafrow, yon cawo
near making me fall!' eoms time before this ad-
venture, be stumbled over barrel living On tho
Sidewalk. and Jumped up tfor Il laid him sou)
ssok 81 by lat and bowed - fast - b eouia.
S'aInfs "fA0 thousand pardons, nsdau real
party. Ae had at Lat consented 10 play, hui ths
Uoat s had had hard work u gct him 10 the pIaho.
sIISot. lie EaS po sooner seated thAh h. beg auid
~ s1ei,eneut liz with onA band thfcw
~ ~ halt baek. ~ il would alternately hug tho
aa1 !ift bis head ~ II hn tsic1 " pierce The
SSSui91. You hAve seen these frtnzitl musicians,
lte, lof ~ hcas, kept ths company Under Tia
"a Nm ol HI. eEat1lapt execution and c1lemposiGa.
eoo's eut, stLet IA huur, sstsallun begAu to t1o,
, 1877-04-12

1o"aoH Ef1sr to NtW lsrk Tlm<5.
no ,ao.t strange occurrence Of the times Is tho
lwho was In Chicago with ths Wyuah.m .,ouns1'
1t hss not YET been mentioned IN auy OF tho new.
pApsn. She died thEes weeks ago. tp to ye,tsr.
dsy shc was not buried. The corpse Il warn and
Imp, and the features - aost and nobl,e ~ vhen
IN lsfe- sessfal doctors have exsp.lned her, ana
aase ordefed that tbs body slsll DO watched plaht
and day.. The poor lady IL evidently In strsnc,
but wasther shs y destne4 to co1ns 10 llse II Il i'm.
Eos.!ole 70 .sy. Not Iou9 aeo q General In Franes
Hhtch time decomposition act iu, With pvcry ott.sr
1nd!catien OF death, and wtlout any TOXIN Of lit
w Tue time save The warmth and ncxtbi!ity OF tbe
aaeillty that Miss Guo4lse L. At tha moment con.
seoes " all that y pasenX Atound hor without lie
power " communicate wish her sofroWing fEIvula:
loE sash eolsc1onsnesa 10 not uncommon In some
sona!tions 81 catalepsy which rsrslyzoa the body
.na AutPends volItton, but leaves the senses I'M.
HaMhelSd- Many on unfortunate person h44 bpsn
1ss1sd alive In this condition.
, 1877-04-12
CURRENT GOSSIP.


4 MAY LOvE-sONg.
Soft little zephyr, Hoat softly away,
Bearing NorthwArd the breath Of the warm soalh.
ern May, .........
oyer iakc1cts and rivers that sl.lnfncr between,
Drinking odors Of spice from the pincs rich green,
Bending slowly tn rert In the noondny heat
On thy mossy coneh ut the forest.kInE's feet,
Then breezfly on III tho hush Of day
Swift lltt1a zephyr, NY swiftly awayt
For beyond, in the m,drt Of sunny glade,
Tho homo Of my sweetheart, my Iovo, is made.
Where the clustcrfng vine doth creep and climb
IA the nest Of this bright 1istlo bird of mine.
30 soit IL The hhado Of her Gossy hair
AZ twere spun from tho Mny.mUon, young and
fAtr;,
While down in tho depths Of her o5e.' dusk gray
The shadows OF ocean at evening play;
'Tfs liquid mIngng Of cloud and lIRht,
That glows through the wase Gro the coming Of
night,
Her woman1y grace no words can portray,
Though seen when Thy dalfance the wind+6owen
sway.
There turks In each fall Of her dainty feet,
And each touch Of her fingers. i charm complete.
lier voice 6oats in Song on Thy fragrant swell,
Al swcet a. the name Of The Aarbodel:
But IT. nuslc will die Al thy wanton delay
Away, little zephyr, quickly awsyl
Ny bird, With the ptunage soft and bright,
Watches eagerly now for thy sprinettms htght,
To loosen the fcttcrs that bind her there,
Aud ha.sen her journey 10 etlmcs more fair.
hhe will turn TO Thy light earess her cheek,
Hearing whispers Of love In thy msd.lest sreaks
For, when the hot SIMS OF the tsopie Jnne
Fling out The gny banners Of flowers abtoom,
shall hear her hfthtr from lands Of Pine
To nestle for aye in this heart Of ntnc:
30 ny, l!ttle zephyr. on llghtsotne wing.
And bssslhs In her ear the love.song i sing.
Time, the laggatd doth lengthen each chill Spring
day.
Fly. little zephyr, ny swiftly awsyl
CARE ". UAfrrzz.
, 1877-04-12

M'VIEKEK'S,
M'. chanitau opened Nonday nieht !u his highly
favored and sensational diam Of '.Ktt" 10 a fair
houne. Tbs play VIA well mounted, and In msny re-
spscta very eIcverly presented, frequently winning
sppanse for tho persormance whore the play itself
ll1 not tntrintlcslIy. deserve u, In The leading
role, Mr. Chanfrau was good. making
nc ~, most Of the part and working
9p ne ctsaet asnirnhly. Nj: Thorne a. Manuel
while hiss Laura bon ~ Alies READING was excel.
lent. In dsesaInG fot. lfat. 8qatogs. III. Kome
the uniform of Federal private. Perhaps the
anachronian wns accountable for even other mis-.
mikes, Mt lo,lo dtd fairly ~ tho JUDGE. and the
iacit!ea "sam" is In rehearsal. and good thing
, 1877-04-12

EMERSONsS MINSTNELS.
4 complete change Of programme opens tho
week, and Monday night the house was crowded.
Wnh Norton, Billy 1tice. Emerson himself, and a
host OF others, arc cast in tlolt spceIattcs ind the
entertainment Is full Of fun and music.
, 1877-04-12

THE ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER,
6b<ctat Rspa&ck to IAs 7ittrak
srn1NoE1slp, H., AprIl 1.-THE whole or part
Of tho Nlnoh State R<gi,ter newspaper and lob.
printing eatabiiahuent 10 oGofsd for safo,
, 1877-04-12

TIE MUSEUM.
After q varied programme supported by good
art'sta, the clever bufiesque Of The 'sTwo Oar
Fans" II presented. II 10 ono OF the funniest OF
all the funny barlesqncs on the popular play, aud
Ia drawing we'll
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H1Ell3tt&l-

nh. kHAS. l73 SOUTH CLAAk:s CHICAGO
E2lrx1i4 Cares. VI GO pay, IL I'll d.4caa4 Mel
e4ssA bs:Ls al.Liul4isr visa nesG4+AIy.
, 1877-04-12

RIO hEGT-TURH1sHgp Rooms, sIN0LE or RX.
/ su!tc: also 1ufurntshct tvon,a DintnV NON 10
fsut fernh6ed. u 1t East Aanloa-st :
, 1877-04-12

TO l6ENT-R0QMH.
south bldas
TNo RENT-14o WABAsH.AV, SOUTHEAST COR.
ntt VI Jackson st.. vary desiEsba Fooals
no REST-HICELY Fui;SIsuIp R{DNa SIN.
, 1877-04-12

GINGER MACHINES CHEAP FOR CASH. kxSr.
~ td. Aud exch1nSe4. Elr lIua1 st5aG 6iO: fsiuv
tIvu tls " eta. 40 svlta HAxtslst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11

VxyAxTE0-A SITUATION sAs CoAcHMAN AND
w groom Young man. single; understands his business
willing 10 make himse useful good reference Address
j. H. NJ. Herald Uptown Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

The superiority OF tho KcnsngsoW Wagon for road and
pleasure driving acknowledged by nil who have used it,
and for completeness IN construction perfection Of finish.
durability and wear IL Is uncaualled
Our Repairing department will be under the person al
supervision Of hrm whose thorough practical
knowledge of the business Is guarantee patrons
that all work will be executed in the best amer.
Wareroons. 800 and 6u2 broadway.
Inc Krnn d,ray md hit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
STocETAKfSG. coSKLING 4 COMPANY.
" 80. o.'''"''
1877 between srh ana OH sta.
toektakinr ons block below A T. S,cwas Co..
M during he ssiaias ~'...
THk.e
l--- aEEaF aEEsF StSsHSa StSsISa SESTE SSE
lsI- SHEAF SHEsF satE sstE
'ofs,@s'as. ,.;4s .,,,. -
s rHEyISys FHEyISys TS To sTSGSTakisS sTSGSTsksS
Particular attention /, specially called to
tocs.akins. ExIRAoRpINAhy BARGALys
,s.Aps announced below 'nour
M SILK oASRnfsrSTs,c ATp RShsT GOODS
which, sreA, they appear are
1877. tbelesA
Nh s4HHo4Hy sFHEsFHy sHsyESE sksyESE.
''f;'"s''s' is71 SIiKs.
'socksAsns, Eleean. black gro, grain ss. Of The
is77. celebrated Lyons manufacture. iron,meaium
'tocst.sns. 81 90 q 5 s. - ~ s. 80. s273 - - 20;
1s,4
superb quality coicred gros grain silks. in
ssS,s: S S aSa's5 |
stock. .4.4t'ns. ''' :
- superb quality 26 inch. all silk cioaking
Velvet closing ou' =. s former price S So
ISL, DRESS GOODS
ssock..sins. o., 49,,
stripes. paids and plain coors closing out st
lc l2c and 5c former prices, 2uc 25c
1877. and SOC.
stocktakns. i75 pieces Argentine Cloth. dark mixed
1877. effects. isc. former price, Doc.
$40 .%s; a.r Cloth sAss:
ssofsIstHs, Nv sos and Sc ''''
- $50 pieces diagonal serge aud Baske, Cloth.
ssefss4 1s,4 s,44sns. s0s.' former price SOC.
-- 10 pieces arabosque dama.sss Cloth. 25c /;
former price. SOC.
sos,ias.. :ss, aoo and present
2so piece. Lupin, all wool French Msruo
is77 ana M C"shmorss ,c "a yards @ vide vide closing Ou,
s'ossI+!ins, is44. former prices -' .
80 MOURNING GOODS
1877 IS pieces black imperial Serge. zoe; formor
ss'sS,s44as 100 niece. s..s. -a;s s.s. oo,,.,.
s'efs'.tl"s' ls14, sc, " 80 '''''
sso;s;et'ns ;sY4. sSs' iSr@s. price. sos,
vide ssjIe and 4oS former price. Sa,so
% ss sss sa:1 gssasa s,: %
ssoss..kinr $50 piece. bae. ArmaIr Cloth. Grape I'm
stoes..king. onyx Cloth sac. and !5c former price
s so ss' quality SILK 81 r'i H". s:s.. c ys
s'oassPtas, is44 HAMBURG IHSno1prnrrs.
1000 pieces new designs. at half price
s''elss.sAs'ns' ls.A.
ssoek.akins. former price. 81 50. o. y =
.stoct.aking. price. 2ac.
80 $50 silk sashes. embr oidercd ends. 2x yard
s'ofs,4sins. ~ long ST. COS. $. 50 50 import
Make mistake.
Our ns%Ds. 1,;a ss,,s {,
JOHN =; KAgeHRAS,, CoNKLING 4 co.
VI ii. coSKLfSG between s,h D. and esS 81; .;s
T ADlEs' UNDERWEAR and children. p,....,
s'y:, s'ys,, for
open
Prices 25 per cont owsr than any previous season.
81 %:
worth 50.
HEARN SON,
Broadway. above 9th st.
j will open Monday three casss
Winceys.
fashionable coIorS
ais. ':f:'.; :is' ;,F;ss.s FF,;:; s's; Reps.
and their eS.rs r stock Of
Dress Goods
BROADWAY. s.'': sBSSE fsSSf9'a srH ST.
HAMBURG EhBKolDAklEs hBt,slls
1877 1877
much lower tnen
any previous season
nA""'"~''" iiEARN 4 SON.
Broadway, above 9th Sc.
- 100 pieces spring shades.
81 70,
equal EHAcs HHy sss' sid siGss. {. 81 '''
one ease. special bargain,
81 81.
regular price S..
uEARN 4 SON.
Broadway. above 9th st.
II EEP's CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO MEASURE :
Very best Tor So obligation to Keep OF Keep
shirts unless perfectly satisfactory 57i broadway
A SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT IN SKIRTS, PAN
Aiers and Bustlcs.
DOuGHTYS
The daily gazette., 1877-04-18

Z OHERIFF'S SALE, II.
~ BY virtue of q writ of Levaf nrs "a
cias, to me directed, will be exposed 'ofuO'
lie Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SHIPLEf Il,
kept by Geo. w. ortlip, in the city Of VIII III
minPton, New Castle county, Delawafe Un
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of May i'''
at 2 O'Clock, p. m..
The following described Real Estate W.,
All that certain lot, piece or parcgW MI 4
ground, situate in the city Oh Ol,.,oTs
mington, bounded and described a. io,,vh. oon,b.
To wit: Beginning at a stake IN tlt .'. soIt, i've
westerly side of Ninth street tillit! n; Tai.
feet four inches south -easterly lfoi,i .toson son
nall stfeet, thence by land OF Park si09Od and
ana Ann his wife south-westeils saat
parallel with Tatnall street slXtyI4Srn' ypSn Gor.
three inches to q corner stake IN Jouu Jo,h eaS.
don's line, thence with his line SOU Ion.
erly and parallel with Ninth slfee' oornpr
teen feet eight inches to anolufi noopale
stake, thence north -easterly anu po"r.Iand
with the first mentioned line Dy o'hgi ohti wife
of the said Park Mason and Ann hlJ niis of
sixty-four feet three inches to Tue sst,sry sin
Ninth street aforesaid, thence ~ ihe
thereby seventeen feet eight incnes s,tvsreOf
place of beginning, be the contents pnot ttIL L..
within said bounds more or less DO'N
vol 3, page AL, &c. ,,,a nrO.
Seized and taken in execution ~ >pebecca
perty of Washington Mason ann l''
his wife and I, t., and to be Soiu psherif.
ISAAC CRUDE, shei'A;
Sheriff's office, New Castle, .,s eodts.
April II, 1871. "pl-
The daily gazette., 1877-04-18

WE made a brief and hurried refer
ence to the fair claim which our State
has upon the General Government for
money furnished during the, late civil
war. This money was expended TO fur
-nish substitutes for Republicans who
were drafted and were not willing to
leave their families or friends, nor able
to bny substitutes themselves; and they
therefore availed themselves of The aid
of the State. of course the persons who
took this money and furnished substi-
tutes were not all Of them Republicans,
there were also many Democratic people
who did not wish to 60 into war that
the great mass thought could have been
avoided. In the article referred to we
stated that the Republican press always
opposed us when we spoke of applying
for return Of this money to our State.
Why this is done we cannot imagine.
The Republicans would be as much ben
Gifted by the receipt of the money that
is due us as any other part of the people.
But to show the hostility evinced at our
efforts in this direction we copy the fol-
lowing article from the Republican of
yesterday:
The daily gazette., 1877-04-18

DEcEAsED.-We regret to be required
to record the death of Gassaway Wat
kins, Esq, of st. Georges Hundred
which took place on Monday evening, the
10th instant, after lingering illness of
some time. Mr.. Watkins was in his 10th
year. He was a gentleman of high re-
spectability and enjoyed the confidence
Of the very best class of society in his
section. He was an honorable and up-
right man genial and pleasant. He had
held several positions of honor and trust,
all of which he retired from with credit
TO himself and the Democratic party, of
which he was always prominent mem
Der. The last Office he held was that of
County Treasurer, which, he filled for four
years previous to the present incumbent.
Mr.. watkins was native of MARYLAND,
but came to Delaware early in life and
lived near where he died, we believe,
some fifty odd years. lie will long be
remembered for his general kindness of
heart and generous conduct toward his
friends and all with whom he associated.
LIE was member OF the Presbyterian
church and an eminently virtuous gen.
tleman.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-18
SHERIFF SALE>.

CHERIFF SALE. q. h.
- By virtue OF writ of Venditioni Ex
ponas, TO me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sii shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. ortlip, in the city OF Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 28th Day of April,
1877, at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
:. All those two tracts, pieces or parcels OF
land Situate In the city of Wilmington N ew
Castle county, Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: No. I. Beginning al
now or late OF Edward Shipley with the
west side of Jackson street, thence north
thirty-two degrees east about thirty five
feet tothe southwest corner Of jackson and
Fifth streets, thence by The southerly side
OF Fifth street north ffty-eight degreeswest
two ohundred and nine-feet 10 the southeast
corner of Fifth and Van Buren, streets
thenceby the easterly side of Van Buren,
street south ninety-two degrees west two
hundred and thirty Ave feet to the northeast
corner Of Van Buren and Fourth streets.
thence BY the northerly side ofFourth street
south futy eight degrees East two hundred
ana iour feet more or less to the line of
Shipley's land AFORESAID and thence by said
line about north hfty-five degrees east two
hundred and eighteen feet to the place OF
beginning be the same what 1t may. No. Q.
Beginning at a stake on the easterly side of
Tatnall street between Eighth and Ninth
streets at the distance of twenty feet from u
line of land now or late of - Gordon
thence easterly parallel with Eighth street
one hundred and fifty-three feet four inches
10 stake. thence sOutherly parallel with
Tatnall street twenty-feet TO a stake thence
westerly parallel with Eighth street one
hundred and fifty-three feet four inches to
the easterly side of Tatnall street aforesaid
and thence thereby northerly twenty feet to
The place of beginning with two story
frame house thereon erected
Seized and taken into execution as the
of John Dougherty deceased.
(Elizabeth Dougherty, administrators. OF
! Ohm Dougherty. deceased,) and to oe sold
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. New Castle,(
April 6, 1871. apr1O-3taw
The daily gazette., 1877-04-18

OHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by Vlrt1e OF a writ of Venditioni T,
eonas, 10 me directed, will be eynnsoI i, !.
Public Sale, at the AtVSN .
HOTEL OF WILLIAM r. Hottie
At Townsend, in Appoouinimir, H..
dred, New Castle county, Delaware on nun
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAY of Appn
1871, at one o'clock, D. M.
the following described Real Estate via.
All that certain farm or tract of ani
known as the Forest Farm. and Tbic5 ,5I 4.
situated IN Appoqulnimink HUNDRED and
New Castle county aforesaid, and. by
recent survey is bounded and deserhS a.
follows, to wilt: Beginning at a stake a.
the edge OF the waters with full bond of
Hoxentown Mill Pond, corner for land la,s
OF John Lyman, now OF John +. Staats.
from thence with lines of said Staas s0nb
nfty- three and one-half degrees, east slxly.
three and eight-tenths perches 10 sto1s
corner as last aforesaid, south fory.tVo
degrees. west forty three and twOtenbsl
percnes 10 stone corner as last aforesaid,
south forty eight degrees, east two bunjnd
ana ninety-eight perches to a stone corner
Tor said Stats lands of the heirs Of JObn
ID. Bird and lands of James DOughte0.
from thence with Doughten south lony.
seven degrees, west fourteen and six-teulbsl
perches to stone corner for said Dough.
ten; from thence with line of said Dough.
ten and others, south thirty nine and one.
quarter degrees, east seventy and five.
LenlnS perches to stone in the Pine Tree
and Townsend station road; from thence
with said road towards Townsend station
south ,slxty-fve and one half degrees, Wesi
nlnety-tive and five -tenths perches 10 a
stake by the side of said road, corner for
lands late OF Samuel Mason. now Of Van
Waggoner; from thence with the lines Of
land of said Van Waggoner north lOurde
grees, west twenty-five perches to small
white oak corner as last aforesaid, IOnh
one and q half-degrees, east nine and two
IenJns perches to stake corner Aforesaid, |
north forty-three degrees, west eight and
nye-tenths perches to a stake corner&AS
aforesaid, north fiftyfour and one-hali de
grees, west six and seven-tenthS pcrChes 10
u stake in a line OF land late OF John Ginn,
ana herewith north thirty-nine degree,
east seven and twO-tenthS perChes 10 al
stake corner for said CHM; from thence
with said CHM and a line of land Of VIM
Beck north seven and One-hall degrees,
east twenty-eight and three tenthS perches
10 gate post, corner for said Beck there
with north forty-seven and quarter de-
grees, west three hundred and thirty and
seVen-tenths perches TO stake by the wa
terS of the aforesaid Mill Pond; from
thence with the waters thereof and binding
herewith the several courses and distances
TO the place of beginning. containing, with
IN said bounds, one hundred and seventy
Ihree acres and ninety-siX perches, mOTe@
less.
Seized and taken into execution asile
property of Passmore II, Mitchell and 70
be sold by.
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office New Castle, ..
March 2Sth, 1871. ma3l%aWH'