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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-29
Saved from a Wildcats Claws.

Louis and William La Duke, aged II
and Is, went out hunting five miles from
Port Huron, on the Blockway plank road.
They had two dogs with them, one a
bloodhound, and the elder boy was armed
with shotgun. They had gone into
the woods forty rods from the road, when
the hound, which was off little distance,
began to bark. The boys looked and
saw, as they supposed, coon striving to
avoid the dogs. William ran to head the
animal off, when it rushed upon him.
He turned to run up to his brother. The
animal sprang upon the boys back, utter
ing horrid growls. With his claws upon
the boys forehead, the terrible creature
was about to begin to nangle it's victim,
when the elder brother rushed forward.
The beast threw up it's head for an in
slant, with a growl at the new conner.
The boy, although four rods away, saw
the opportunity, and, leveling his shot
gun as quick as thought, sent the full
charge through the throat of the Zero
cious beast, killing it instantly. The
shot passed squarely over the head of
the younger boy, not missing him by
more than an inch or two. The boy was
only slightly scratched His double
escape may be considered miraculous.
The wildcat was large, and in good fight
ing trim.-Port Huron (Mich) COM
15lPTcinl
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGs.

The following named gentlemen have been
constituted by the President commission to
investigate and report upon the ravages of the
grasshoppers in the Western States and Terri
tories: Prof. Cyrus Thomas, State Entomolo-
gist of Illinois Prof. c. Q. Riley State Ento-
mologist of Missouri Prof. A. S. Packard,
Salem, Mass.
Minister Gushing is coming home from Spain
There is great rush of gold-seekers to the
Black Hills.
Ex-President Grant left Washington last
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Inc President has intimated that he will not
name the successor Of Judge Davis on the su-
preme Bench until the reassembling OF the
Senate. Meantime the friends of Senator
Howe are vigorously pressing his claims for the
place.
Secretary of War McCrary has issued a cir
cular IN regard to removals, promotions, etc.,
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Will the Black Hills Prove Failure

My stay In the Deadwood region was
of five days duration. The mines snow
in operation are all gulch, or sluice mines,
although prospecting for quartz mining
is constantly going on. Five or six, pos
sibly ten, mines in the whole region pay
from 5000 to $4,000 per day. The largest
ton in single day was 81 ,O85, which
was the result of the work of seven men
employed by the owner. The average
Deadwood gulch mine will just about pay
"grub, and those that pay good living
wages are rare. Seven out of every ten
men in the whole region have no money
and no means Of getting any. The Dead
wood ground is all taken up, and men do
not dare to go out prospecting away from
the main body on account of tine In
dams. Summed up briefly, the condi-
ton of mining affairs is this: Placer mines
all taken up; quartz mines the only re-
source left. In order to work these, cap
ital, machinery and mills for the crush
ing of ore must be introduced. Men of
wealth will hesitate about sending capital
into country SO far from railroad COM
munication, and about which SO little is
definitely known. Most of the men now
in the Black Hills are laboring men, in
experienced as miners. Their chances
for employment in the mines, then, are
small, and their prospects in quartz min
ing are even poorer. The mineral riches
of the Black Hills cannot be developed
for fully twenty-five years to come. So
far no great success has followed the best
efforts what future work will bring
forth is a matter of uncertainty, OF
course, but there seems little reason for
prophesying anything remarkable.
Farming there is out of the question.
Throughout a greater part of the district
heavy frosts begin in September; snow
storms did not cease last spring until the
18th day of June. Every farmer will see
that a country where winter reigns from
September to June cannot support
it's inhabitants upon it's agricultural
products. 1t follows, then, that the
necessaries of life must always be
imported at immense cost. There is to be
considered the collateral fact that during
greater part of this long season of ice
and snow, placer-miners cannot work.
CdH men earn enough money III TWO
months Of labor to subsist with profit
through ten months of idleness It is
asserted by miners and engineers, grown
gray in experience, that a region where
mining cannot be carried on at least sew
en- months out of every twelve can never
be of any permanent value to its oper-
ators.
have no hesitation in saying that I
think the Black Hills will eventually
prove failure. The trip thence would
be a severe trial for most men, even if the
danger of being murdered were removed.
At present the journey is exceedingly
dangerous, and if by good fortune the
gold-hunter succeeds in surviving it's
hardships and getting through alive, his
chances for success are few and his ex-
penses necessarily will be large.-L. p.
Richardson, IN Sc1Ibner for AprI.
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The premium bale of cotton, which
won the 81, 900 prize at the Centennial
is to be sent to the Interna-
tional Horticultural Exhibition in Hol-
land by the Cotton Exchange of Memphis.
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prayer-circle and then more speeches
were made, and it was agreed by all
parties that it was the will of God for us
to do as we were ordered. A
flag of truce was then sent forward.
1t was carried by William Bateman.
He was met halfway by the emigrants,
and they held parley will him. Bate
man then returned and reported that the
emigrants would surrender their arms
and do as they had been requested. The
Mormon soldiers then marched out to
within 200 yards of the emigrants They
next took the wagons and went to the
camp and stated their orders The emf
grants then surrendered and put their
arms, sick and wounded, and children
into the wagons. While they were bury
ing their dead men the emigrants burst
INTO tears and said they feared treachery.
AS soon as the wagons were loaded the
train was started The emigrants
marched in single file, the women and
large children being ahead. Then the
men came When the wagons were half
mile off the firing commenced. The
Indians, killed all the women and large
children, the Mormons killed the men.
and the drivers with me killed the sick
and wounded. We saved seventeen
children. The dead were stripped and
mutllated, and the corpses left on the
held. The horrors attending the mas
sacre OF the emigrants were beyond my
description. I went to Salt Lake City
and made my report to Brigham Young
ten DAYS after the massacre. | Sold him
all, everything, who were there, who
We're guilty, and who were active in kill
ing the emigrants; in fact, all I knew. I
said to him, "You must sustain us. or
release us from the endowment oath
to avenge the death of the proph
cts. . Brigham Young said 81 will com
municate with God" I went back next
morning, when Young said "Brother
Lee, not drop of innocent blood has
been shed. have gone to God in prayer.
God has shown me it was just act. The
people did right, but were only little
hasty. [ have direct evidence from God
that the act was just one, and that it
was in accord with Gods will. sustain
you and all your brethren in all you did.
All | fear is treachery On the part of the
brethren concerned, Go home and tell
the brethren sustain them. Keep all
secret as the grave Never tell any one,
and write me letter laying all the blame
to the Indians. ] will then report to the
United States Government that it was an
Indian massacre"
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

HERlFE'S 6ALEs - ..,...
Nv v,rtue of 4 Wit ofgievsri Tacias to 70
m < affected Will beexposed 70 pnp!,C Sato y,
at the the ii Sta of 1homas u: brsaway u Az
naIaw re Eiw,in RSd Lion HundreG, view
GGaffsf7RsDHY Gaff7fR sfIHnYfi ihe Gss DAY efseptsmber, 1877
AiA at2 O clock, P. l.,
Tba following described Real Estate. W.:
Al that lot Ofland situat IN DelaWa,e
Citv Red Lion Hundred, New taS.ie ue
EnEIn,tv. and State o. Delaware, marKea K 20 20
the plan Of the town aIoresaiTf M"Tont' ~
situate on the southeast siae oi meL os -,
street. and beginning at the dlstaSI W " y,
,sst north eastward from the orth-eana ~
s;de of Fourth street, and extending 'nonS. =,
@ snmth.eastWard IOV feet to Green slEeeS;;
sba"ce north. astward along Green eOree,
~ a no,nt in the intersection or Green anS ~
| " asf canal street; thence north WestWa.u Wt.s
Lang the westwardly SIDE OF sh,d Wes
Canal street to point In the intersecton 10 "
sniI " al Canal and McLane sire. =, anu
s%ance south westward along t. Q sald NY,
Tnne street about ESQ 1eet 10 the Place y,
hsyinnipg, containing - square iee'' VIC
| the same more or less. +ho pro.
| Saized and taken in execution az Iht p.G
nertv Of Jacob II. FetterS, ana Saran, nis
wine, Mortgagors,. Esbeccs fGss1as ohscss sI Fet.
Wing Mortgagorof John snd es heDevsaI ~ Iohn n,
lterS, Mortyasors, ana tne netrs III ~ soId J nv
Fetlers, deceased aadt Rn9 @ TO bT Sest,o "
~ "a SlSAAOaGHU ~, Snerin. :,
Ss1g Sngiin o' sep'.ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
CHhkIFF'S SALE.

Rv virtue of q writ Of Levari Faclas 70
NJ e direct ed, will be exposed TO PuDlc aie
at ihe LAFAYETTE Hotel, Sal Sh pley s.rees' T;H
kent by Geo. W. Orlip 10 the ClIy ei ~
mington, New Castle County, De'a"aie'
on ,o,-
WEDNESDAY, the Sd dav Of October, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, P. M,
Tho following described keal Estate, VIZ:
M. /. Beginnlr at the westerly sue VI
pine ST. beiwt en- Fifth and sixth SIS. a.
the distance Of eighty #. from the nortn-
srIv side of Fifth st., thence westerly par
aiiel with Fifth st eighty 1T. T., a stake.
thence northerly parallel with Pine street.
tweIve #. six in, to another stake, tneLce
easterly parallel with Fifth st.. eighty II, 10
the said side of Pine st thence thetewi.l,
southerly twelve fl. six in. to the place
hcginning be the contents thereon more VI
less. u.o,,, s,ao n,
No, Q, Beginning at the easterlv slue :, o.
pine below Third, at a distance OF thirty H.
from the south side Of frame douse OF
said st., owned by Charles Canov% ana OK
tending along said street psr"lies tneie
with south sixteen feel to q c0rDer, thehcs
east parallel with Third ST., nifty MN" II u
a corner. thence north parallel WIN TN I'm
ST.. sixteen #. to corner thence YVES
parallel with Third ST., fifty mine It. 10 IN
place of beginning, be the conIent ts there
| OF more or less. a.
| Seized and taken in execution as IN
nroperty of william silver and Eliza Jane
his wife. t. t's, and to Re sold by
ISAAC GRUbB. Sher1 II.
| Sheriff7s Office, New Castle, Sept. IA, 1877
| Sepl5-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ Of Levarl Faclas 70
me- iirec,e ed will be exposed To Pubic sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Shipley stTee,I'
kepI by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the Cl.y OF VII
mington, New Castle County, DeiA"aie'
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of OCTOBER 1871
at2 o'clock. P. M,
The following described Real Estate, yiz:
No. ]. All those two certain pieces VI isno
situated in the City of Wilmington. where
on ia erected two Dwelling Houses. Lot no
/. described as follows Beginning at me
distance of A IT. in. from the building
line of the southeast corner OF seVentn
and Walnut sts., and on the eas.eriy Isl size =.
of said Walnut street. thence easterly 81 IL.
lin. thence southerly Z3 #. 9-l-2 in., thence
westerly y IT. lU ill.,, thence soulheriy q IL; :
in. thence westerly IA # 8 in, to me Salu
siie of Walnut st thence along said dslqe o.
Walnut street II #. d in. to ths place OF pe
ginning be the contents thereol more VI
less. s,ao q
said Walnut st., at the distance OF Fitty-si1
Il, nine in from the building line OF I'M
southeast corner Of seventh and Walnu
st :. thence oasterly seventy IT nine IN: U
n stake tn ,nce southelly thilteen IT: lou
| inches aud four-ffths of an inch. thenc
westerly seventy #. and nine IN, 10 IN
| said side of Wall ut st thence along sal.
side of Walnut st. northerly thirteen II
| four In to the place of beginning, pe Ill
contents thereof more or less.
| Seized and taken In execution as th
property of William ilverand Eliza Jan'
hls vile. t, t's, and to be sold by
ISAAC 3RUbB. Sherlft.
sheriff's Office, New Castle, sept. H. 81
| Sent5-lS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
SHERIFFS SALES.
NHEKIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue Of writ OF Levaria Faclas
to me directed, will he exposed TO fupllC
sale al the Lafayette Hotel ~ Shlpisy
street. kept by George W. Ortiip. IN tne
CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
Delaware. en- ,,
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1877
at2o.clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land STU
nate in the CITY of Wllmine ton, afol esaio'
hounded and described as follows, tO'WlC
Repinnipg ct point on the easterly slde
Of II ca d st.. at the distance of nifty nine II.
nine in. northerly from the norlheriy slae
of Twelfth st., thence easterly parallel 10
Twelfth st, sixty five #. to q corner, th9nct
northerly parallel with Heald st.. one nun
dred feet to the suutherly side OF tHlrCv i
fl. wide street, said street running lrUn, lll,
i eald st., towards ClaymSnt g., paraiiie, is,,
with Thirteenth st., thence westerly oy
said side of said thirty feet VIDE st.eeI'
sixty-tiye feet to tue said size OF Head st.,
and thepc thereby souLherly one hundrto
feet 10 the place of beginning, pe Inc COLI
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as tne ulo-
nerty of John w. Lehens, Barton L. Jones
Isaac Baakus, and Eliza, his WIFE, and
Peter Spencer Williams, and serena Am
his wife, ana t. t's, and to be sold oy
ISAAC GkUBB, Sherln:
sheriff7s Office New Castle, sept. H. ls''.
| sepl5-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
NHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Ievarl Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to
Public sale ut the Hotel Of HenyD Pau
lene. at Odessa, in st. Georges Hundred'
New Castle County. Delaware, VI
MONDAY, the 24lh, day ofseptembsr, lS7,
at | O'Clock. P. NJ.
The following described Real estate yln
All that certain tract Of land situated III
Appoouinimink Hundred New Cas!s
County, aforesaid, and particularly as
scribed as follows, viz: Beg nnlhs ~ al !
stake in the main branch OF bIaehpnu nal
Greek. corner for these prem SIS ana 'allu,
of q. len Ferguson, thence win sau ianu S
of said Ferguson north A. iS, We. 10
perches TO q staB corner 1or Mnu Mh VI ~, ~
ers uson; thence with tie same @ noi'n VIII II
en- st l48 pefches 10 black OAK stump raror. ~nn
stone In 1t corner for land ol n,a Va Wi with
son and heirs of ann Weldin; the6Ce 6 w. Sasl sa
land of said W eldin heirs north Sp' y saS e%s
M n 10 uerches to u stake 10 the roaa eao auo
ing from Black bird to MlddlelOWn' Mrp;N Wv, a
with the middle Of said r0.d ap,I' hn
perches to the land of the heitsuS ~ same
& mn. deceased; thence Win lne s.",s sa"p
| sonthwesterly about :8U percDes W ~ sont onS
corner for land of SAID Glnn'S nrHi Hriaht's his
Susan Wright; thence with SAID sn.s M,,Sh,s tos
land north $40, 5H, west 1872 peion''nsr nsr.
stake: thence with land of Gideon nd Il, dis dis.
low the following three COURSES ~ ,srrbes a 10
tances, south i6o. 30 east lt2 EN Po'sus ~ a slous
stake. south l5o, east l8 peIcDes nbs. ~ ' to
and south 43o, 80, west " 4.lO perGpaetII pstIrNac;
stake on the side of The Delaware e;o noi ~ east
thence with said railroad SCUM w. vo.sd run.
l56 perches to the middle o. tne e.s. thence
ming from Black bird to the LeVeS, sem, IS IN
WITH the middle ofsaid road aoou' u of vii.
perches to a stak 9 cJrner lor laoT n,o II esst
liam E, Evans; thence norm u cast Il
l3 $40 perches and north 90 oir braurb
perches to the middle Of me .nsnss lns. with the
Of Black bird Creek, and tnenoo ~ orsrcbes 10
several courses thereof about W n g. tbree
the place of beginning, contatI1nnd 1and. more
hundred and sixty two acres u ''
or less. ,,t,on as the pro
perty of Aun Il. Lord. Execuir,a1 NorlgssG
| a, Lord, dec ,ased and survlvlnHs, H,S wife, sId
( Joseph a. I'd and Apn s.,, ,,o n ford, Cor
Joseph AlLneus Lord, VerelniMS Ma,a. wifed
deIia. W ,fe Of olen Ferguson; oa Anna Lord
Rsbe is, Victor Loru' ord ord. daugb
Emma Lord, ELLA LORD, Ei.aS Eilza a a SOD o
ter OF Theodore Lord, oeceaeV, oecee.,,sses Of th
Joseph A. Lord, deceas ed' de',an ~ and TOW
said Joseph, deceased, an6,IpI an6 y . sheriff
Sold nv ISAAC GRUbp,o p,oSntsmbeFl
.nefitf's ONCE, New CASTLE eepVs Vsspsu
, ll877,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
PENNSYLVANIA NOTES.

The Republican County Nomination Con-
ventlon will be held in West Chester on
Tuesday next to nominate county ticket.
Three cows of Darwin Woodward, OF
Kenrett Township, were poisoned on Thurs
day last by eating over-rpe Hungarian grass
seed.
The new gas company of Lancaster Will
supplv over half the city. So much Tor the
experiment of reducing the price and MAIN
tanning the quality.
Samuel E. Way, of West Chester, who
went to Europe for the benefit of his health
died in Paris three weeks ago. His bod!
arrived at West Chester on Sunday last.
Mrs. Matilda March of Chester County
Intending to arise early recently to attend
funeral was, upon her husband going
awaken her, was found dead, having die
Of heart disease.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
1 DJOURNED sHERIFF'S SALE.
sep ST.


BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to Public
sale at the Lafayette Hotel, No S4l Sbip,ey
street. kept by oeorge W. Ortlip, in the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
DEL, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 80 day CT October, 1877.
at Z o'clock. p. NJ, '
The following describ bed Real Estate, viz,
All that certalu lot of land vii b brick
| messuage thereon, situate in said City OF
wilmington, and particularly described as
fellows, 10 Wit: Beginning on the north
erly side OF Front st., between Walnut and
Fr nch sts., at about IS It 9inches from
the westerly side of Walnut st., being the
middle of q partition wall thence norther
Iv parallel with Walnut street through
said wall about 10 #. TO land Of Smi b
Ithence westerly paral el with Front st.
about Is IT. inches to | nd of Michael
Lally, thence southerly parallel with Wal
nut st., about 50 f., to the said northerlS
side of Front ST., and thence thereby east
lerly about Is IT. 3 in. to the place of begin
ming, be the ntenU what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as tn,
property of William Duffy and Mary, hi
wife and to be sold by
lsAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office, New Castle, Sept. II, lS77
! sepl5-t
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
cHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of a writ of Levari Facles to
me directed, will be exposed 10 ruDllc Sale'
at the Lafayette Hotel. sil shlpiey s'te1I, e1.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortip, in the Clly OF VIII
mingtOn, New Castle County, Dela"aie'
on -
SATURDAY, the 9th day of October, 1877
at2 o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, w:
All that tue following described lot OF
,e nd. with a brick Messuage thereon. STU
ate ia the City ef Wilmington. bounded Us
follows TO wit; Beginning at q corner OF
| and late of Charles u. Demsey. now OF
| John N, Robinson, on the westerly sloe VI
Shipley st rect and at the distance OF apou!
ISl feet from the southerly sue ~ Sb, ,nlev Nov
reet, thence down said side OF Shlpley
street south 80 deg. west u feet lncnes 10 d
| corner of lard OF John Ferris. thence hy
| line OF that land north 80 deg. west, passing
| through the middle OF the wall between tne
house, i2l #. II in. to corner STAKE tnenCe
lnortherly by new line parallel WIN WI,
orange sire abouta7 feet 8 in to the south
Ierly side of an alley communicating WIN
Orange street, thence along SAID a'ley sloe
eastWardly parallel with Third street IL, 70
the real boundary line of the aforesaid lano
of John N. Robinson, thence along tha'
inc southwardly parallel win O[ahee
street about is I. Ia, to corner of sale
land and thence by another line OF tht
same eastward ly parallel with Third street
and passing through them ddle OF an "ile1
between the houses llS IT. IL IN, 10 the piact
Y | of besinning, be the contents WITHIN salt
d bounds what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution ~ nr ,l'
properly of William H. Pierce. and terr
w. anu W " ISAAC GRUBB Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. sept. 10, lS'
Sepl9-tS
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
sHERIFF's SALES.
lyHERIFF'S SALE.

~ v,rtue of a writ of ais. Levari Pacisas P,,Ss ss
70 S me directed, will be exposed 70 az % o,av
Sale 10 % at the Lafayette Hetel, a' IN Sm,PiT PiIy
Stree rect kept by Geo. W. OrtliP, ~ Sne nal! az
Of Wilmington, New Castle Co"n'S' O''
on o.tobor 1877
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of OCTOBER 1911
at 2 O'Clock P. M.
The following described Real EstaIe tno,n v,si in
AL that Tain lot Of land, aud sltua,S fa1. H.
the City of Wilmington, bounoeu ,tharlv r' v
lows. to wit: BEGINNING on !ne sousl ~ ro le
side of a ~ IT wide street. lald onI pa" prth'
with and at the distance Of Nv ll;' ni nhd..i ..
erIv. {, ON the northerly side OF oruu, rlnv.
street. and opening into Hea' alfu VI ,SS S'ry y
mont streets, and AT the distance OF sIo ,,av ~
westerly. from the westerly siue ,ro1ie v, Ui
mont street thence southerly, parnar par
with Claymont street !, IT TO coLuHH,, cnhHa,
thence ives erly, .arallel WIN nnortherl, uuu,
narallei with Clay mont street 70 leet .a, " eh
aforesaid side OF The said 10 r.. wiIG ,hs sr1 Mac
thence thereby easterly 70 H., 70 aiae p,%%o pt%.
of beginning, be the coatents theTeoi err M WIZ"
they may. Book q, VOLT D. page 4w, ~"; III
Seized and taken In execution =" Mar M
property of William H. Farrier ana MAI
H'' hlS "'e' "u TsAAC GRUBB sheriff
sherifrs Office, New Gas le, sept. H. lot
SepI5-tS IL ,,... w .al
The Morning herald., 1877-09-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ofa writ of Venditioni E1nnnas , sa y
to me directed will be exposed TO pupiat sa,t at
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Ship,ey sITteI t;,
kept by Geo. ". Ortlip. In the City OF VII
mington, New Castle County, DeiaWafe'
ON ,o--
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of October 1877
at2 O'Clock, P. M,
The following described Real Estate, w:
An that cerI ain lot of land, with three.
story BRICK dwelling thereon erected 81 uate "
10 the City of wilmington, and State "
delaware, bounded and desc ibed as i0i,
irws. to wit: Beginning IN the eastpiSS
side Of Washingi on street; between S,n
and 9th streets, II feet and ~ 7-s lnCnes
from 9th street, thence southerly along saio !,
side of Washington street, 3 feet and = p, D.
inches. constituting the 'front.' OF SAID IOt
thence by lines drawn easterly from sHt "
lot last NJ mentioned. points parallel
street and to each other, l8 feet, % Ih'
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF James T. Chambers. decd, ~ !Am' "A !,
L. Chambers. AdmiDistraIrlx OF JAMES l
Cham bers, dec'd.) and to be sold py
ISAAC GKt'BB, SHE'LL.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, sept. H. 1871
SeDl5-tS