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Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Mrs. Fremont says that when she went
to San Francisco, in 40, visits in the day
time were held as marked attention.
She was told that "time was worth $50 a
minute" and that she must hold as great
compliment the brief visits made 10 her
during the day.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Chief;Justice Waite, Chef.Justice of the
United States, has recently taken UP his
residence in the house on Rhode Island.
ave, once occupied by the late Mr. Stanton.
Miss Waite constantly appears at the
gatherings of Washington society, and is
always accompanied by her kindly father,
who never seems to hurry her away.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

The clerks employed in a leading mer.
camille house in indianapolis have been
docked days wages for being few
minutes behind time in resuming their
work on the occasion of Senator Morton's
funeral.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Mrs. Morton's friends fear that she will
not long survive her husband, the late
senator Morton, she is so prostrated by her
long viglls during his illness. For eighty
nights she had no sound, continuous sieen.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

The greatest men in the world might,
but for accidental circumstances, have been
as nameless clay as any that nurtures the
grass of village churchyard.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

What the milkman said when he found
a fish in the milk: "There now the brin.
die COW has been in swimming again, and
has swallowed fish,"
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Madame Bonaparte, of Baltimore. now
over ninety years of age, has become very
Ieeoie' lc, and does not venture out of doors
lhere are apprehensions that her romant;c
ing its close. "Ppio"0n'
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

General Grant is said greatly to resemble
1ne portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence of
Or William Grant, sometime Master of the
noiis' and one of the greatest of British
Judges. Like the General, Sir William
was distinguished for the breyity of his
alk-he never wasted a word.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

DR.. R. W. Dale, prominent New York
preacher, it is said, does not believe in the
orthodox hell. He believes, it is reported.
that Immortality is not the indefeasible
birthright of the soul" but that il is
secured to the redeemed by the death of
Christ, while the extinction of existence
will be the final doom of the impenitent.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Dean Swift said that the reason certain
university was learned place was that
most persons took some learning there,
and but few brought any away with them,
and so it accumulated,
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

Longtfellow, the poet, has entirely re.
covered from his grievous neuralgia, and
his health is better than it has been for
many years. His daughter Edith will be
married very soon to Mr.. R. II. Dana, Sd,
the handsome and clever son of R. IT.
Dana, jr The young lady is exceedingly
pretty, "fair and golden-hared like the
morning"
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

To keep your secret is wisdom; but to
expect others to keep it is folly.
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21

LIVING IN PAPER HousEs.-Every wear q
new use Is found for paper. We NAV dress
now IN paper suits OF clothes, substitute
paper collars for those of linen, lie warmly
IN winter beneath paper blankets. keen
nour IN paper barrels, travel in paner car.
rlages mounted on paper wheels, drape our
windows with paper curtains. and cat our
eggs out of paper egg-cups. But this is not
all; out OF paper we may make ourselves
snug homes. The use Of paper as a buiId.
ing material is an American invention. and
Is reported to be great success. As is we'll
known, paper is very bad conductor of
heat; the passage of heat, indeed, is pre.
vented by few piles Of the material. Houses
then built of paper will resist the scorcbing
rays OF the sun in summer, and prevent the
escape OF the warmth in winter. To eniov
the advantage of this peculiarity of paDer
~ Is not necessary, however, to build houses
OF sold paper bricks. Merely to line them
with VIII paste0oard would produce the same
enect' One strong point in favor of using
paper ior purposes of building construction
Is that 1T will not shrink or crack. baing
neither affected by heat, cold nor damn
Then, it will not burn so readily as wool
The houses, also, will be comparatively
ilght, and might with ease be removed
hodily from place to place; when the sensi.
ole inhabitants grow tired of living on the
side OF the hill, they will be able to shift at
once 10 hne site in the valley; or if they
ilVe on the seashore it will not be much
trouble to pack up house and bag and bag |
gage, ana go to spend six months of the |
year IN some inland district The owner
OF small paper cottage will almost be
on his back. o
Smyrna times., 1877-11-21
Lost Occupations.

Halt a century ago, bellows making was
thflving trade. Every house had its pair
Vi oeIloWs, and IN every well-furnished
mansion there was pair hung by the side
OF every lire place. But as stoves and
CRATES took the place of open fire places
ana as coal was substituted for wood the
demand for bellows diminished. until the
business as seperate trade has quite died
out N40N
The same is true of fint-cutting. Flints
were once necessary, not only for fire.orm.
out Tor tlnder- boxes, and a tinder hoy yos
as necessary for every house as a gridiron
or skillet. Both have as completely van.
iShed from England and New ENGLAND ~
nave the red Indians and the Druids.
lheh, again, are gone the pin makers.
VINO though they have been in their graves
TINS quarter of a century, still figure in lec.
lures and essays to illustrate the ADVANTAGES
OF division of labor. Instead of hin
taxing dozen men or more to cut, grind
point, head, polish, and what not as il usnd
70 90, pms are now made by neat little
machines at the rate of three hundred a
minute OF which machine single child
attends half dozen.
Nall making at the forge is another lost
INDUSTRY. Time was, and that in this nine
'eehth century, when every nail was made
on the anvil. Now, from one bundreJ 70
one thousand nails per minute are made
by machines
In the days of President Madison and
Monroe, and even later, straw bonnet max.
ing was practiced in every middle class
house where there were growing Families
and straw plating formed the staple of do,
mestlc leisure work At nv grandather's
around the huge kitchen fireplace, Caesar.
born born slave, who sat on an oak bench
taIreetIy under the gaping chimney, and we
boys, who crowded upon the seftee nsed
to pass Winters evenings splitting straws.
whlIe the lassies were plating them. Then
oonnets' were bonnets, covering the head
with margin of foot or two to spare.
nnu oi presenting a sort Of conical, Shell
shaped recess, in which dimplino smiles
and witching curls nestled in comfort
Inc work has vanished, and will never re.
appear again unless the whirligig of fashion
should glide again into the forsaken track
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
SHERIFf'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of vepditioni exponas,
to me dil lected, will be 'eX osed to public
sale at the hotel f Alexander MaXwe |, 10
Midaletowa, in IT. Georges Hundred, New
Castle County, Del, on 81 go :
FRIDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBEa q. 1877,
at O'Clock p. M,
The following deScribed real estate, viz;
A lot of land siluatedin The town of Mid
4 etown, bounded on the north side by
Main S rect. on the east by lanes OF William
l.. Buck on the south and east by lanus.of
Robert 4. Cochran, Esq having With OF
u feet OF Main street and extending OF
n hat width l5o feet containing 1880 square
# ct OF land more or less, with two story
frame dwell irg house, frame Kitchen
| p ruitry hIuse, &c, thereon erected
| No. z A lot of grOundsituatein the to IN
! of Middietowp, bounded on the south by
VI IN street, on ,he east by 'aeds OF James
| Gu hertSCn, on the North by Anderson
q. j. en tn having width OF 50 feet OF
| Xain street aud extending of that width
bacR to Anderson s. rect be the cOnIent
! thereof what thev may, with two story
frame dwelling house, frame kitchen, also
tIanre cttrf&ge house and stable thereon
efacteQ. /,
No. g A lot of ground situate y the tow,
EOf Midd clown, boundod on the nnrtn b,
Lake rt et, on the east by lands now o
late of +. ca en- imore and lands of udrev
Hin he erf, and on the west by Cath .in
stree .cr raj ing two acres and II squar
p-Rhes ~ i" nd be The same more or less.
No 1. ne one undivided half intere IL
8 rrrtalll .oL.of land situate in the Town Q
+Midilete'vn, bounded on the north by An
drrson I =, oo the east by lands or 'Johl
Van lent aaB and and others, on the Snutl
by tht !rs or devisees of Levi Ryan
deceased H"d lands of lanes 'ulsert ,on
on The vest oy lands II Robert "A. EIiason
b the contents what they may. W tn tw
, story ir .4e dwelling h use thereon erected
Se'zod snd taken, ip execution as th
toldDy ,.' ..,I -
....... ISAAC GRUB, Sheriff.
ShrrIffs Office, New Castle, October !, A
D.' h'' Oc3-tS.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
SHERIFF SALES
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF a writ Of Ais Iev.,,
70 me directed, will be exnoeeS Aeyarl Faciss
Eale. aI the Aotel of WiIjame ! 70 o, rubIlc
IoWAsend, Appoquiuiminka gnn,iH D., iHtllis, a,
oastie County, Delaware, on 3ioied, New
THURSDAY, the 18th, day o, o.to,
at | O'Clock. P. Nj. ''o0e' E7
The followingj de scribed Real Fs.,.
All that certain farm plar tation ns,aIe aSl viz
land situate, lying. and beiny IN pt p' lIac d
Hundfeq, formerly part Of "a an nari bird
mink Hundred. boundei -bv! nthpo"o4Wn
road leaeing from 1aylor's Bfidgna sne public
mines' Landing, by the >myrl s1 : ~ 10 Nlen.
the Dorthwest branch of "a Il i" oh Nt e. b.
iands Of James G. Lattomus ana = ttS by
nov heldbyt atharine Maiilev T'a av " lal1s
"a dover, con tanning one huud Cd ,"s ~ tenant
acres. be the anne more or lea. "Uo u, Sky
Vol. Page-46, etc. '' blokA
Seized AMI taken in execut on av A..
perty of Jacob Deakgne, and r. ~, ns pr"
DeaRyne, bis wife, and t. t., and to 'tu h. M .lne
4 - . d ISAAC GRUpR Chase
Sherifs Office, New Castle, srp,e,eian!. @ u. ~
lsT. T>p'elnoef
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
CHERIFFS SALE.

kN Il Emil y . oiaAIA'
BY virtue Of writ Of Lovari Facias 10
me directed will ha exposed to public sale
at. the Hotel kept by George w. Grt'ip. Sal
Shipley street. in the city of Wilmington
Neur CaSr'a Courtv "ela ware. on
StTUDiY. the 20th day Of OCTOBER, 1877,
at 2 o'clock. p. m,
Vie following described Real Estate. viz
a ti4v certain lot or piece. Of land
having q thrf storiod brick horse thereon
erected. situated in the city Of Wilming gtOn
md h0uried and described as follows. tc
Wit: Be5inning on the easte'ly side o'
West etrr,t. between Eighth and Ninth
streets, at tha distance ffa l29 feet AZ in
from the southcr|y side of Ninth street
-'lr,ce aas ing through the mdd e Of tbs
hrirk divis, an wall between the .aforeSaid
m9use ard the house of Isaac Pyle, on the
| tortheae ;arlv aud parallel with NiEth
street e I,nt tn stake, thence ncrthPr)y
and parallel with West street p fee l0l:
in, n A lii q If Phillip Garretts lar d.thence
plnnq said line wpster' v parallel with Ninff
street 100 feet tn the said side of West street
ans thence thereby southe-}y q feet 10 =
| in 10 thu place nf beginning, be the conleht
| thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution a. t"t
property NJ Passmore Ii. Mi chell and id'
line Mitchell, his wife, and t. t.'s, anu to b'
sold by e..
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
chpriff-s Office, New Castle, !. A. D
49,. oc3-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
CHERIfFs SALE.

l. Ry virtue of a writ of venditlon1 expo.
rag TO 1ne directed will be exnnsed To
Pubic Sale at the Hotel of Wm.' B. Hollis,
al Town seuf.in Appoquinimink Hundred
New Castle Cousty, Delawa' e. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of October, 1877
at | o'clock P. NJ. .
The folfnwing described Reel Estate: w:
ITEhlot Of land, situated in Bla"khird Fun.
drsd. View castle County, De- ware. bound
ed by lands of Gideon f. Rothwell; the
heirs Of Joseph Flemm,ng, deceasea' a,
.cre. more or less, with a small tenan
house tn erenn erected.
Seized ard tax on in execution AS the p o
rrr}I Of John Brown, colored, and to b.
sold by
eherifrs Office, New Castle. September %
1877, Sc. 8.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
CuERIFF'S SALE.

f. Bv virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed t., pubic sale,
at the Latavette Hotel a4l shipey street
Wilninton, New Castle County. Della
SATURDAY, the 9th day of OCTOBER
II 1877 at2Oclock pm.
The following described real e tate, viz.
All that certain let or piece Of lard and
brick messuage thereon erected situated
in The cityOf Whining on bounded and de-
scr bed as follows, to wit: Beginning on The
westerly side of Market street, at the dis.
tance of.7l feet 2b in from the northerly
side OF second street at 40 feet broad ~ q
corner of land lately sold by the said z l..
X ce 10 Morris DickinsOn; the "ce westerly
al d parallel wi IN Sc 'ond street .(anh pass
ing along, the southerlv side Of an a LEY
thIep 1eAt in width and 81 fet tand j in in
length( HI feet in. to the easierly side ol
SIiptty street, thence noriher'y along said
side of ehi piev street, and across the ~ outl
of said alley q. fee t TO Land Of William b
AND parallel with second street 81 feet
! in. to stake northerly and parallel witt
Ma'kat street, 81 in, to a stake and east
! erly parallel with Second street. s. IT. t.
the aforesaid side of Marke stree, ant
| tnenca thereby souiherly q feFt 319 In. t
the place of beginning he the cohtent'
thereof what they may with The -bricE
hui drg thereon erected. :,
| Sc zed and taken in execution as tn
| and wife, ,but now the property of Viii
ii,m silver grantee OF said Villa rat
nall and wife, and t. t.'s and to be SO d b,
I. sl' ISA >C CRU hB. Sheriff
sheriff Office. New Castle, Oct. /. a. D
1877. - o.. oc5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
SHERIFFS SALES.
CuERIFF'S SALE.

SpEntlra laS = .n.ii
NV virtue of writ Of Levari Facias. to
me directed will he exposed to Public sale
atSthe GILPIN HOUSE, kept by George
Whitfield in the city Of New Gaslle. IN New
Castle Hundred and county, Del, "
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1877
7. at2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Tne following described Real Estate, VIZ.
An that CERTAIN rlartat,on & or tract e.. OF
dred' NewrCaste County, Delaware. and
bouided blythe public road leading rom
Newa rea 10 Rosevi 'e Factory; by Whine
C,av creek by lands formerly OF Tobias
pritchard and by lands OF George Janv'er
contai hing about two hundred acres o.
land, be the same more or less.
L Se.zed and taken in execution az the pro-
perty of Franklin latt, and to be sold by
|asrc- t-tt Il ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. sept. 3b 1877.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
WEB CASTLE COUNTY IS.
THE, E,SFATE.DF DELi " AhE.

TO rnE sHsslfF OF NEW oAsrIEcoUS1f'
T i lGRBRTIsG. - .
l. - WuEpEAs.rJaae sullivan, by her neAt
frien1 lanes 4 Atwell. by her petl!lon 10
b ne M y.s of our Supe rior ourt, hleu ~
ths ottice of the Prothonotary ~ tne san
Cont II and for the county OF New Saslie,
- for the eau of comPia nj th lein ~
|. laleeed, vas made appllc+ton 10
spAJ.l our saidJudga that a de rec may
J be pronounced dlSsolvlngt the MAJ
>--' riage existing between VIZ Pe'.-
| tioner and her husband John >ulllvaI
We therefore command you, as YOU La , 9
beanf hereinbefore comma hded, lhat !o9
summon 10 n Su. Ivan, SO that ny ue ani
annpar before the said Judges OF our sa!u
Superior court of the next term 'lhleo,, Sn,p w
| he he d al New castle IN ana lor tne LIZ So9n ",
| ty of New Castle. on Monday tne 20 a! va ga ,
l. OF Snyem Der ne to answer the altegallous
! If ,he sa d petl ion, and also TO show cause s
| if auy he has, why a decree OF 'he salu
! .'onrt sh0uld not be made, dlssolNing Tue
ma mage existing between him and the
| aid Petitioner, according to the act = AZ
I sanhlvi in such case made aud pr Flueu;
| and also to do and receive what the ~
,,ourt shall then and there consider conGtli, II !,
\ ing rim IN this behaltas tothe court snai
| seem meet and consistent WIN the pro'i-
! sions of the said act OF Assembly.
| Wines. the Honorable JOSEPH f. Come.
oys. Ea., at New -astle the 21th Gay VI
| Nav, 4. D. eighteen hundred ana sesenty
seven. CHARLES BEAoIoN.
issued Aug. 25 h l>T. ProthonotarS.
The above is true copy OF sumtno.' d.
au9ss aua s.tf n-A'e0 ISAAC GRUsB. sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
PERSON AIS.

Napoleon ". cul.ivates nous 9 ache "a after LEI
the style of his late fathers cosmetic
pointed. Z tst
Wendell Phillips is nom mated for Govern
or more and elected less than anys man 70
Christendom.
Nile. Teresa Titiens died in London, on
Wednesday last.
The new Senator from Missouri, D. H.
Armstrong, is Nova scotian BY birth, anu
ID sixtyrfve years old.
The Rev. c. N. Pegg, of this city, will
occupy the pulpit of the NJ. E. CHURCH, at
Smyrna on Monday next!
def. Davis has nearly finished his memoirs
10 which Gen. 10. Johnston OF Virginia will
be handled without gloves.
Maggie Mitchell is playing in Brooklyn,
1t the New Park Theatre. On Monday
evening Sd. appeared as Jane Eyre.
The Hon. A. H. Stephens of Georgia has
gained ten pounds in weight Since his last
severe spell OF illness at Washington.
Major Gems. Drsgomirof, Prince Imre-
tinsky, aud skobelef have been promoted 10
be Lieutenant Generals in the Russian
army. ....
Messrs. Percy and Stanley Cotton, who last
month ascended Mont Blanc, are belle we'd to
be the youngest men who ever made the
ascent They are 10 and l6 respectively.
The 1pjuns at Washington ask for perma-
nent lands, wagons, moving IN achines, Nuns,
Catholic priests, overcoats, short holn cows
40 a piece, trunks, and grist mills. Libe
raj in their aspirations.
Povey and Harrison, two criminals, VIII
led the mob in the Wilkesbarre riots, were
released on bail yesterday, and enthusiast
cally received by horde Of rioters, were es
corted through the streets in triumph.
Bob Ingersoll says that cooking is one {
the fine arts that it takes more sense to
agoed cook than It does to be a good Law
yer that be is both, aud that the frying
beefstesk should be made penitential
odense.
Wade Hampton's son and nanesake
running for seat in the Mississippi AsseI
bly,. He served in the war Oh Jpe Johnston
ptaff with distinction. His brother Presto
It may be remembered, was killed in Il
sight OF their father.
The Rev. E. stubbs, pastor Of the NJ,
Church at Smyrna, goes to speddin's, Dc
chester County, Nd, to dedicate n
church at that place, on Sunday next. I
same evening, Mr.. Pegg will preach Ina
Centennial NJ: E. Church, colored.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
cHERIFF"s SALE,

1 Enni
By virtue q a writ Of Leyafl n prpI mo- cssl
me directed. will be expoeSe1uc ucSinI,y s"I stud
at the La.ayet e Hotel, hl IN I,Dfb ffbe city !
kept BY 6 Gorge W. Or'np, n,,ntv NJ Ie,H
w ilmington, New Castle Co0n' ..l
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of q oc'0''' ~
90 80 2o'clock P. NJ !
The following e. described Real ,;,ls. ssta'' q
AnI i, t,e tn, se Two certain lots, Pleet}eWnt]
.i. ~ and ~, sit1ate In the city q F hoap
Ie,e @ - n@nntv @ and r tate afOrrsalu' wv
AID aid descrIbyd Us fplows, ~ w.. 's.rsecioh 4
t'IH No eie' T. Bcsinning al the >ssneet u
the no. :o,,thei,y side of Tag 'ortNNt1
The wes' eriy side OF Wi,svh WIovior street WI
a onK the said side OF 10y aof the brlc.sSISI
erly Is feet, to the ctneits SON M the aGesy53|
ton wall dividing TINS lfo,n onne lhtOusl
house on the west; tnInly tn,horly and psassl
middle of 50 id wall souI1e''tfh the noEDssI
To Wilson street 10 feet Je W Ieadugl
side of an alley 3 feet VIC VIZ said sIHAI
Wilson street thence aiom nr :, rect :5%1
| easlerly, parallel 10 IaSi9i, sirrr. udlarul
the said SIDE OF Wilson SUIT, he p.44@.1
therehv me s northerly 50 feet ara 70 lr' tfS.Gp1
piInins ] be he contents ,ng's 5-s etc "A
nh ~. q Besinning at the eahIh Wt spt
| Walnut street betWt en - = al f4et . IN
streets at the distance OF ~ 81 N,nth WI
from the ,or, .qu p IS , degrees, west P3aateInr
Ninth street,. feet 10 ale, with N,Ip|
a. degrees. west par:an,,oer. corner N
OF ofreae Il feet TO another rst &, feet Y
streee hn 20 30 south IS degrees, ess. f. thee,N
The same north 81 degrees a
tne place of beginni' 6. described GH%s1
Also. ali the following ,gsrly I side Of Tva
street Immediately aoJoi6S'irc 8 IL cles lt'bb l,,'
,lslde Of sait lot, being ntgsndipg weslt"nlo ne
Wal Walnut Street and estentrleet e.traet, v ith ,n .nI
Width 60 feet 10 righth : ssrIe s,Iey beset''srl
use ana privilege " hnuse, iu connthirs 4
| and Mel MONEYS s Thereof VIZ loJ
ever be The contents thB Book A
hands what they may ,n,r
pag- l7S, etc. , IN execution f.in
perty of william Sllser % be sold"
his wife, and tits, ana " ,,,,;t
! ISAAC esyl.ssSs: g. W, Ss:sspp'E' sp'sE,'
|! sherif1's Office, NJ" '
sep28 ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-05
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ uLnlT . cALGs
BY virtue Of writ of Ievsri FaciaA
TO me directed, will be expose, \
Public sale at the Hotei OF W'.N&n Y
Hollis, at Townsend AppOquinimink h1n1
dred. New Castle County, De.awIe Oh i
THURSDAY. the 18th dav of October N1|
atl O'Clock, P. NJ, 4
The following described Reaj Estate, va
All that certain tract of land Sillait
Blackbird Hundred, formerly apaT. o III
poquinimink Hnndred, ''ouhy ans ss
aforesa,d bounded as follows, VIZ FeaJ
ming at large chestnut white ca o.l
a corner also f # andS of Gro!se e NaI
and Henry X. Walker; ru ,nins 'n%
with the land of Henry H. Wal rf%
| 4Ok degrees, west 81 Az. w perch's To az
on the sou h side OF The 10 eaols .M
Smyrna to The thOroughlare. 'halce ,2. Mu
| 23h degrees. east 80 perch~s ah ,rrH"
| stone at the root OF a Will W Illt tu5'
ditch thence with said tGtl 'hioYsII
centre thereof, nor, h 70 de5Ie'S anu uor.a "%t
| east 4 perches and 81 ,U', 'llrn'e sggl
degrees and a-hal east 80 percLes sS s9u ,'s' ~'
thence south % degrees anu a-llst 90, %.
perches and y 100, the ce sou'n \, IL a, us~ no
| ana a. QAll, hst oo poISHo a." -. no
| sonrh 80 degrees, eat Il prfcheS ,n
south So degrees, st 65 leIen'S,, ,,a ,n
sou h "a degrees, cas- 7,p..rchrs; - or.ss sET
o. Duck Creek; thence wi h Saia Ia tttn VI nn
is several courses 25l p.rch' Sanu null, NJ %J
stake at .h- edge "f said creek ,,h tp'[es ,ha In
for George Deakyne; thence lll o!,rn, 'u1ni
Of said ,Ieorse Deakyre by 4 llllseSsSS'II o,S
ed BY the re- port of James R,gess IS, alT" 0fEs
X. Black, un ter rule OF the U. .uis .r ay engl
mon Pleas, for New Castle Coa1Egy, u ~ sDs "a
at No. 81 OF January Term A. ~, u, T,p hsWss
ing now north 4Sk degrees Wes!, Soria Vt ion
allowance Of a half degree sa'," ,nnlrb
percfies and rs. 100 to a large cltIeuIin oini }
I oak. as aforesaid and place o. u sh hp M
containing three hundred sclsa' Vo Spg1
4 same more or less. Book IT, 'o' "r'l
| Seiz d and taken in execunon Soan,hsriNs' ssTi d
perty o. Jacob Deakyne. ana I%.uT h;a wp It'd
wife, and Robert Warren, ana Lilo '
and to be sod py
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Sherifi's Office. ewCasVie' 'Sp septMtI
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