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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-12-26

Ia the TgHisian section of the Gen.
teunial Exhibition war a remarkable
piece Of workmanship, more than
TWO Thousand years old, sent by the
Bey CT Tnlis and labeled, "The Mo
sale Lion" Il was found in the pre-
cincts Of the B0rss Of Carthage, and
in close proximity to the Temple of
As;srIe, the chief female deity of the
PbpnieisEs, Carthaginians and Syr-
ians. and also wOrshiped by the Jews
during the times when idolatry pre-
vailed.
The Mosaic Lion formed part Of
the pavement which surrounded the
temple dedicated TO Diana, a Roman
goddess, twin sister Of Apollo, and
daughter IF Jupiter and Latona. Ev-
cry representation upon this vast
pavement had relation TO wild beasts
Or to the chase, and this is said to be
the only one Of the many attractive
objects Of the walks which surround
ed that temple that was not hopeless
ly destroyed in the attempt at re-
moval.
The bOldnsss Of the design, color
ing, attitude, and the bend of every
limb presents in strong force the mas
teFly skill Of the Carthsgiuisn artist
2 century or more before the Chris
tian era; while the exquisite execu-
lion Of this wonderful work of antiq-
uity unquslionsbly assigns it to the
most dsurishing period Of Carthage.
Through the kindness Of the Bey
Of Tunis the Mosaic Lion was per-
mitged 20 remain in the Permanent
Exhibition at Philadelphia, and of all
the strange objects of ancient times
Oh exhibition there, few appear TO
attract the attention Of the antigua
rian in a greater degree than the Gu
ri0usiy- worked stone, the formation
Of Wbica-c0mpossd, as il is, Of l50,-
000 pieces uf variously eolored stone
must have occupied years in its
formation
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yvords OF wisdom.

The more polished society is the
less f0Tmaity there is IN it.
Two-thirds u the world are always
engaged il fighting Sind-mills.
\ mGa wiring an anonymous let
ter Is ike q puppy inside a \ inclos-
ure barking az you with bis nose un-
der the gate
\ lie is hiltless sword which is
sure TO cut The hand of him who
strikes wiih il. Il is better to End
this oat FIRST than afterwards.
4 man who can give up Dreaming
and 90 TO bis daily realities; who can
smother down his heart, It's love or
wee, and take to the work Of his
hand, who defies fate, and, if be must
die, dies fighting 10 the last-tbat
man IS life's best hero.
The most agreeable Of all compsn-
ions Is a simple, frank man, without
any high precautions 10 an oppressive
greafness; 0ne who loves life, and
understands the use of it; obliging
alike a. all hours, abeve all of gol-
den temper; and steadfasi as an anchor.
For such One We gladly exchange
the greatest genius, the most brilliant
Wit. the profoundest thinker.
Lessons of wisdom have never
such power as when they are wrought
il the heart through the groundwork
Of story which engages the passions;
it is that we are Ike iron and must
FIRST be heated before we can be
wrought upong or is it the heart 30
in loge with deceit that where . true
report viii Lot reach tive must cheat
il with fable in order TO come st
The rruth2
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by faint whine in the corner OF tbs
room. aud there be found "doggie'
who had dragged q little velvet cap
a pair Of red-top boots, and q tiny
boat that Harry bad loved to play
with. aud was lying on the heap. \
moaning erv-the despairing cry Of
bitterness and desolation = broke
from the sci lips, and tears gushed
forth at this pitiful proof Of devotion,
raining down upon poor "doggie's"
head as the trembling hand tenderly
stroked ii. The little, ugly, doggiah
face turcei upward for a moment
and then tell back; "doggie" was
dead.
Flowers bloomed afterward, AID
the sun shone on day after day, just
as ever. but the father is lonely still,
with the utter bereavement be has
endured, aud bis steps are ofteDest
traced TO Harry's grave, and whose
white tombstone. below his name,
bears strange de7ice-a dog dead
besid c e cap aud a toy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-12-26

T. rtce ietier a. an Indiana
paper, Col R bert q Iagersoll ssss
ibat ihe unly temperance speech"
5e ever made vas in what was
ka0wn as The Mum trial in Chicago,
Ebe3 be msde the following retIarks
90 incompetence
! believe, gentlemen. tbst alcohol
% certain degree deuAOralizes those
uh1 make is. those who sell it, and
those Na0 drink it | believe that
frlm the time 1t issues from the coil
ed and poisoned worm Of tbe distil-
ie-y mail i- emp,ies into The hell Of
crime, dish1n0f sod death, il demor-
alzgs every BODY that touches it from
its source To its end | DO not be-
iisve tha. anybody can contemplate
tbe subiee, without becoming preja-
diced against -He liquid crime All
we have o. 90, is 10 think Of the
wrecks ug1l either bank Of this
s-resm 90 death-of the suieides-of
the iusa8ity-of the poverty-of the
ighoraace-0f ihe destirutiOn-of the
little children tugging 2: the faded
dresses Of weeping and despairing
wives sskine iJr bTesd-of the men
OF ge1ils IL has wTecked-0f the mill
ions struggling with imaginary SER
penis prodaesi by this devilish
hing and Of the ssylums, of the
prisons, sad Of the scaffolds upon
either balk l DO not wonder that
every thoughtful msn Is prejudiced
against hat damned stuff called al
coh17
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Isos a. The Date first.

/ Three score and ten ia not yery
green old ags IT, az astronomers as.
seri, the period ci time in which this
earth RiH 5e Inhabited is rs a minute
10 eterui.v o5 rs actual existence.
And yet some people really forget
that they were ever young.
There sic stood TOE apple Of their
eyes, trembling wilb suppressed
weeps. Their irowns deepened as
the mother wiped her glasses prerer-
story 70 resdiug a letter fonad 10 the
girls POCKET lt began Angel of
existence
"Wha. lowled the male parent.
You don't mean 10 say it begins Ike
lthat. Oh . ,ha; E child Of mine
i n .u.i c r-csg8ed sHh-oGt prss pr
esed, my ceas"
+ Hem sxisteoce spelled with "a
500 l' proceeded ne matter
"Why. the luastie can't spell -
Clipped iH Tia old man
1T is impossible foT me 20 describe
sac joy wiIh which your presence has
i.led me-
"Taen Why does be attempt il,
sssl Bl- p-sy don't let me inter-
rupt YOU Go %. 90 on; let JOY be
unconGned"
Il have spent the whole night in
tbinking Of on'-{ hats picturesque,
any way, and in bitterly deriding
The obstinate; besosted old wbelp
who viii act consent to our union"
-Oh, oh, let me at him.
Wheip Is thy servant 8 toad,
that ne should be thus spoken 2"
"But Tbeodorus. Dy dear" inter-
rup,ed his other half
EYES. yes; one moment. | was
sbeut 10 observe that the hand that
coeld pen such words would not
hesitate 20 scalp his most cherished
relative
"Theodorus, I dida't see this over
the loaf
"Eb let me see. hem Yours,
sitb all the love Of nv heart-Theo-
dorus. May 10. 1868 Why bless
my eyes, rs one of my letters :"
Yes, pap, chimed in the Olive
Branch, I found it in the closet yes
tefday-cnly you wouldn't let me
speak
"You may 20 TO the park, my
child Hem we've made q nice
mess # il.
yes, love NsxI time We will
look az the daie first
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A womsn's Great sorrov

II was at this season Of the year,
Just seven years ago, that an extraoF-
dinary scene occurred in Danbury
1t was 10 the evening, and couple
were bringing ia several pots Of
plants from the yard TO save them
from the frost which the temperature
of outdoors threatened While thus
engaged she spoke, referring TO g
ranium she had ia her hand
Il wouldn't lose this for q great
deal, as mother gave il 10 me"
He looked at il.
Your mother gave it TO you
Guess not. | bought that plant my
self
why iI's no such thing"
Il tell you did" he added, speak.
ing with warmth.
And | tell you you didn't" she
firmly asseversted. "Do you suppose
| don't know what was given me.''
DO you suppose | done kacw
what | bought with my own mon-
ey ?"
III you say you bought tha. gera.
mum" she said, speaking very slow,
and with white lips, you say wha.
you know 10 be false"
do you mean to say I lie p be
hissed.
"It you say that, / do
"You shall be sorry for this" lie
threatened.
Never" she retorted.
He put on his hat and coat and
left the house.
That was seven years ago this fall
She never saw him again, nor heard
from him, in all that seven years.
What must have been the thongbts,
the agony of mind endured BY that
wretched wife in that time, no one on
earth knows. She kept her thoughts
TO herself, and patiently, as far as
outward appearance went, bore the
burden put upon her.
On Friday evening Of last week
her door opened, and a man walked
into her presence. There was a
look, cry, and she was in the arms
Of her husband. What happy home
was that. All the agony Of the sew
en- long years was forgotten in that
hour Of Reconciliation and reunion.
A hearty supper was spread, and
with tears and smiles she lowered
about him, ministering to every want.
After supper there was q long talk
of the past.
at was so singular" she said,
speaking in one Of the pauses, "that
il should have happened as it did.
can scarcely comprehend it ali. It
seems like an awful dream. We both
lost our tempers, and we have both
suffered for it. The miserable gera-
mum Do you know l cannot bear
to see one of those plants? ? | told
mother to come and take it back, for
| would not have it in sight"
What" be calculated do you
still presist in saying that she gave
it to you ?"
why, John, of course she did.
Haven't you got over that idea
YETI"
"No L haven't" be PERSISTED, his
face darkening. Il bought that ge-
ranium just as sure as I'm a living
man"
She thought of his years of cruel
desertion, Of all be had caused her TO
suffer because of his obstinacy, and
her heart hardened and her face
flushed.
You are mean to say that when
you know it is false"
1T isn't false. It's a heavens
truth"
"Iss no such thing. It's a mean
contempible lie"
He jumped up from bis chair,
seized his hat ana coat, and shot ont
of the house in a fash, and she never
uttered word in protest. she sat
there with elenched hands and a
white face, and let him 60.
Add so ne is gone. And to day
she is alone again with the old bur
den and the old pain-DGaJgry
Nelrs.
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The best Of cigars or different brands. raSnufac-
ture1 by himself of The c1oicest of t0baccos.-
These cigals cannlt he excelet by any in The mar
ket- OEe 81 the best st1ckS of chewing totdcoo
times. JANIS
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asLErGu RIDEsx DECEMBER

S1eet Susie B-oga ny pretty oIc
I'm sure ysa nEst remember,
II not f5r lore, AZ least Tor fun
The sleigh ridc in Dccemttr
when I'll tAc bellies AMI auiilo hcaax
In spite OF lrosts would % i'sth,
And s4uecze beneath the puasiocE,
Zach others hands, sc.
How brightly streamed ihe no-;hern lights
Above the snowy ridges,
How pleasant were The winter nigh,s,
Observed from ceuatry hz!iges.
Where 'ioir7 was sought wish such address
Ana la1ghter LOUD v0ald peal forth,
aghns lovers felt amid the press,
Each others hands, &c.
It's yery singular ani queer,
OF al the mad devices,
Is5ye's fame should barn - lsight and eiea
On fuel Tcrmed of ices
AM yet We own Is iiaaaoe Indeed.
sIosl brilliantly wouId gi1w fO-ih,
When famed behind iiyIns seed,
Hid under fars, Ne.
In sure yyu mind the village inn
The supper and the TevsL-
How, in the general dire snd din,
Love shot his arrow Level;
And coa't fe-ges how Henry Kidd
Embraced yOa ere he went forth,
1au kisssa his lips, y0u know yci DID
He squeezed your hand, A..
And when the iorieiIs az were paid,
How oEe old maid resisted
Untl the Younger ladies cried,
A p.nde they all deies.ed
Desist = she eried--the ancient Ann
Her modesty 70 show iorth,
~I'u never yield 10 sny man
by virgin lips, &C.
Inc Nlatry Kinas the h0mszarl way,
Blew chiliy IL our ;aess,
Bat underneath cur furs we iay,
All snusly in our places
uae cir upon the forward scat
The pretty Ned yx entEorth-
Declared .l3cN Frost u Billy Frost,
Had pinened her cheek. Sc.
Another. underneath hec robe,
trne buiialoes, MT her dresses
Fsir Patience, with attentive job
etectel in earresses-
Spraog up with angry. blcsaing face,
Her innocence 70 show turth,
But showed her eurls were out q place
HeF cellar gone, Sc
And then the parting az the d0er
is tender mutual biiss-s
Sweet bps IRON their ahundaui stoTe-
Gave 10 the poor in kisses
The parting E0rd-the loag eEiiirlcc.
As Uupid's arrow sho. forth,
Brought IRE to many b3yish taco,
and rais.si his hopes, &e
Dear Susie Brown, save you AMI l.
OF an that load Of merrimcat,
No other pair are lei 70 ~
Loves latest best experiment.
and Tlenthe coaiag SHOWS shah spread,
And mutual hopes sbaI GLOW forth
Nay Hymen bless or nupti-l bed,
Increase or joys, Ne.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

BY virtue of fawrit Of Levari Facias, TO me
directed WILDE ex posed 10 Public Sale, al toe
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sl Shipley s. rect,
kept by George W. Ortiip, IN the city o1
win tDg,on, IN New Castle County. Desa-
ware. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 25, 1877.
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land and two-story
brick house thereon elected situate in the
said city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to Wit:
Beginning on the easterly side OF Lamott
street, in the middle Of the division wall
be ween this and the adjoining house on
the south at the distance Of fourteen feet
tive and half inches from the northerly
side of Belts street, thence easterly parai-
lei with Belts street 30 feet inches to the
westerly side of an alley fest wide. thence
a ons said alley SIDE 1ortherjy parallel
with Lamott street. IA feet 10 stake
thence westerly parallel with Belts street
S, feet s inches to the said side Of Lamott
street, and thence thereby southerly fur
teen feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents theref what they may.
Seized and taE en- in execution as the
property OF Isaac Conner and Hannah his
wife and t t., and to be sold by,
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Ofice. New Castle, April, 4, 1877.
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SEEaIFFS SALE.

By virtus Of wrii OF Levari Faeias, t.
LIE airectea- viii be exposed 20 public ssie
al the Lafayette Hotel. ssi saipIey street
ktpi 10y George ". GrTtlip. In the ci,y of
NAnlng On, New Castle County, Tel. on
sATChDAY. APRIL 2s.h, ISL.
q, . o'elock. Z. II.
The LOVING describe Real Estate. viz
Al, lhat certain loI FieS- or Parcel O.
-Sno Wiz iwa-Ei@-y -.zDe hcase thereon
eIestsa sItu.ie i'll I ne e 7 q WilDA Agion.
cope5e1 AL 3aser. b-J a. 10. .!@Fs 10 wit.
Beginning - t1e i1iersv-I!~n uf the
ntrt1st4y ace 9. Z snia street, AID Ia.
Wrsie.! klse o. kEc..o- etree' tusnc,
Nr>ufT aIAiC sad SIDE - Eshth sire.
t@si te III east ace 0. M3-r,oe sfret.a; :,
Fr+ v4Ge e. -ce -CTTh slos the said SIC
q n e.Ios s tt'ti 4, fesI : ls1c.-es , c1rG-r
ae1 g ttsf a11 -1s:s4 (! wiLa ign n size
slE GiT--FF f+ti IL Ire afg-es IA SD u;
N &c. 49, slt-f- i.L1 tLa-cs thereby SGT. :
cry y lsst lCchHs 10 ice place OF ttg!r-
! mag -S in+ Goa 't.'s haI iie! Iay,
A4sa e. ihst li1l ~ : s.e7e ni l ..sh ls1 4
| kLoz- as t-lt I.ss; L-5rE rnsr b. ;-s.Fi
| = A'atlSi1a-- EZr1 u. hsw C.Gs;le cy.u-tv
! sio-eSElG. t'eg--l4Cg al a r,c.rt l. tie md.
| oit 0. Esrre s9Ie being $50 a c.-Crr al
| t5sr-t: 4 lTps eys mar j LAID. thence
| e SLslls s-Ia' Z E-Lt't and iare-ous-.
~ das e.s IVES. a..rg lie middle 0. I'D
| AZ sla .11r P--sl@e az sixty s.x-nu--
| a:sias q pe-uL 10 post. theme slili
3 Gag lie SAKE s.rih .w-lve snd three.
2IA'i@r Sessees v-si SIXTEEN ,e-c .
- ana ci6eiy tt'l '-au 2dr-ih> Of p-rca
| ~ q torlt- q Marsh celo1slrs 10 heir
| O "a - Stoao. ih--ce oy i1e said al
| Ae i---tI Aa-sn Dort1 - de-
! sreFs Ws-i 81 Pc. hes ana ors-Ierth O, a
| - srsL ID pc a-d y0r isen1v.n1re
| hoo one hs1 oe- -aes West .tine Eun .r-li
. aae 1.-Lao4l --1iLs q g p.ret. tC, y, "
. -, f2s-i q =I'sa. 1so " by the 81 III
lp-.1 4ortv ard Gle-cCary-, degrees 80 :,
lVeItE E~rh.s AMI (. EccQrS;ts az o
srNt 2 10 corner Of Ire SAID Charles =
SrlasE -A-se. thence OF .ae Sarss
! ~ol "a e-1'y SIX sad II se Susrleg dsxrrs>
eat i1-riy-four pe,e aex az a sixteen hnn-
| aitits G tt CD 10 he PLACE Q; tenn iDs
con Ia AnF I've Ares AID .wea y.e!rGt
p-.rtsk oi AND
ne Ds2 Spd iaksa in exe.u,Scn ss .ss
pop.ii! OF t'ot'er, Tsy leT aniJohu nlnn
hoo IL beth bum. l. IRE i-nLalTs-snd ~
500 oE ISAAC vBCBs. sherr.
eAeilc oAss. Ntc tsste. anil II. Is--
APIS ''''
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

N-pTICT.-l. Edward J. ESaghsy dc
hereby give nollre Thai ] shEI app y
10 The JUDI q oS the Courr OF Gsaers- ses.
sosA. Of TIE Pescs Suo !S.i IsiTs'E q,
fhs .-s.e q re7xvA.y 2 knd to- Lne Cqup-
" Ell Nsv CAsHle OF TIE -th dRy Of Ms!
ne1-. ce.sE fae frs, day Il the Msy Term.
a. D. l.-. to- : llc-nse 20 keep an inn o.
tavern II II. tastsyC No.tAg p4E-Ae; e'
R-arayEre EL-drs5. Il >.ehssl LIG.ric-
No. ]. 10 sal aasaxissIng GQoo-k IL 3esl
Quantities T1sA cce clA-l- 10 Ee oruIE
o. The rensssa. kro ias folov7nE resS'et'
.apse eait1snA ADD teehaloers recaDDeoc
Ic.s BAle stS-ieA5aoa- 10 VII
Trns1sr EAHtv. Jesse SfiA~pe-
Jsest NsSseii EaeLard Es--1Sos,
*. Harrr Isaac ". Gr-ua.
lent. n C%>asx1. ksx o.. FsBty,
o,hu & Arss.sor, Wilisl TAlsv.
Curtis N. Tally, Peter Caxsicy.
Alexander yA2srLnt. Joseph Weldon
James tIruhh.
acii.a EpwAErJ EtTCEET.
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sHERIFrs SALES.
CaERFF's SALE.

By virtue ofa writ Of Levari Faciass to
~ d,rected viii be exposed to Public Sale,
n III. Hetei Of John II. Lewis, in the town
0f Newark. In White Clay Greek Hundred
New Gssi s cGnnsy Assin RssMs1s &, iszz.
at 2o'clock. p. m.,.
The following described Real h.t:ts. VIZ;
All that certain messuage or tenemeDt
and trpck OF land situated In PeDcader
Hundred, New Castle county. and state OF
Delaware, bounded and described - ioi'
'oss: s.s:,nnins M Ing at stone on the south side q
Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore KALI
road and where the south border of tne
premises OF said Railroad Company inter-
secis 8 the eastern border Of the land former;
stroud, thence along the outline OF tald
Stroud's land south two ard half degrees
easI fifty.two and one-fourth peEches 70
sione q course OF Hayes l>nd, thence along
the said north SIX degraes east !I7.W
anehey's q land, thence along the same north
four and half degrees west leO perches 70
a stone on the border OF the premises Ol
the said Railroad COmpan ana along !ne
same the nine following l1nes 10 VII
sonth az dearees west IL perches south Al
deSrees westa perch south Az degrees
vesf 10 perches south 40 degrees west a
p.rchss south Al degrees west Ii perches
south 81 degrees west q perches souln 1o1s
dexrses ives; rs perches. and thence by
right .ile south AK degrees west ~
perches TO the place Of beginning, con.
aiming ninet, Eight acres. rcods 8 II
90 quare percats OF land he the same mere
seized and taken in execution as the
. operty Of George n: Hustler and Ann
Husler his wife, and William c. Rambo
Narv his wife and I, t. g. emf u De sold by
ISAAC GkUBB. sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, April 4, 1871.
apr5 3tw:s
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

NprICE-I. Maurice Pagan. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply 10 the
JvsSsx ss the CeHis OF General Sessions @!
shss esee szs Jail Delivery Of the state o.
De, aware. ia and fas the county Of New
gxssss. ca Noraxy. the Esh ias Hf Nay next
eesnx he -->a y Il the Nav Term, A. D.
at. tac gle<1ass D keep al Inn CT sassrn,
~ Ms SA,sse! ssrsSs, IN the EirsS " ard !
tie Cssy eS Wilmington 10 sell Intoxicating
h1 1ers In less Quantities than one quar-
TO - drunk On the premises. and the 3os.
owing rssf~>sseie ci'i1sns reccmMenu
this said spp -icA.loa, 10 witt
Henry Bradley Thomas BENNETT
i " palmer Edward Hart
John Jones Fred Well
GeOrye NcHacon. Julius Guaiker,
Danisl McCusker James Monaghan
Jacoo Kienie, VIM Kyne,
John Long Jas A Wilson
Georse Marble, Joseph Lowbes
Geo Sseinicken Joho Green
A Mcdonald NmT T Glenn
VIM Lewis Jos Mccain
Henry Lingo Michael Laliy
Frsncis + Kelly John Murphey.
Patrick Hughes.
apl3-ss MAURICE FAGAN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14
SATURDAY, APRIL ssTH, 1877.
a. z O'Clock, p. M,

a. y CtUSAS y. Ws
The following described Real Estate, viz:
pa, GELS Of land situate in and around the
city Of Wilmington aforesaid severally
bounded and de scrioed ss follows, to wit:
No. l. Situate in New Castle Hundred in
ssid County containing within said bounds
by computation two acres and nineteen
perches Of land more or less, being the same
prsmises COZ veyed TO Robert Taylor BY
William Peoples and wife March 2Jth lS4,
book 2, vol. d, page u. &c.
No. Situate in Christisna Hundred con.
tanning TWO acres one-Quarter and thirty
i've perch Is of land more or less, being the
same land and premises which James Nor
rison and wife conveyed o Robert lor
booE s, vol. 6, page st &c.
No. All those two certain tracts pieces
or parcels OF land situate in New Castle
Hundred aforesaid designated as No. 5 and
aod 10 naaloer containing four acres and
ing Two and half acres. more or less, be-
ing the same land and premises which
William Webb and wife and kdwsrd Nebt
conveyed 10 Robert Taylor March Il, ISIS
Book \, vol. page |. &C,
No. 4 Situate IN New Castle Hundred
aforesaid containing three acres three rood:
and thirty perches OF land. be tbs same
more or less, being the same land ano
premises which William NcCaulley and
William Bright assiguees Of Thos. Smith
On lAe oiu 0Ay u AarcG. \. u. 1875, Olc
grant and confirm unto Robert Taylor
Book r, Vol. :. Page So. &c.
NO. situs1e in the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid bounded by Seventh street. Jack
| son street, and Others. be the contents MOE,
| or less, being the same premises wh.ct
VI Lam Morrow and wife conveyed Il
Robert Taylor Decen bsr ia, lse7, Pook C
Vol. 8. Page 45i. DC, containing altogei ne
| fifteen acres and thirty.four perches, NOR,
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seized and taken In execution as tn,
properly OF Kocegt Taylor aod 10 be sold b!
ISAAC GRUB, sheriff.
shsriEs once. New Castle. April L. lS.7.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-14

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