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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-12
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Mr.. IIallam Tcnnyson, a son OF the
poet, Is writer Of some promise.
1t is said that Mr.. George Bancroft
has started q testimonial fund for Wade
Hampton.
Oliver Goldsmith's grand-niece,
Jane Goldsmith, has just died at the
Home for the Aged in Halifax, n. >.
Gen. lIawley says that the best
thing he saw at the Exhibition was the
American people, and that during the
whole time he was there he did not see
a single intoxicated person on the
grounds, nor did he witness any diff
Guilty or alteration.
The wife Of Ex-U United States Sena-
tor Henderson Of Wisconsin has dedi-
Gated book on cookery which she mas
just written TO the wife Of Gen. Sher-
man, whom in her dedication she calls
"a lady who studies the comforts Of
her household"
OF Senator Conkling's memory,
Major Ben Perley Poore says that it is
wonderful. "You quote line or two
Of Chauccr, Spenser, or any OF the
old English poets, and he will repeat
the whole poem to you"
Mrs. Jane G.. Swisshelm says OF
Anna Dickinson's Anne Boleyn "There
Is no kind OF COMPRISING machine or
patent corset that can ever put this
great Representative American woman
into the dimensions of that very small
sized bit Of English royalty"
-Auerbach, the German novelist, is
OF Hebrew parcntage, about GA years
old. He is short and rather ponderous,
has close-cropped gray beard, and a
face Of the thoroughly Hebrew type.
He is witty, tells good stories, and has
the art Of amusing the titled society
which he seeks. His manner, which is
somewhat breezy, has gained for him
the title Of "the Tyrolese Of the sailor"
Henry g. Shaw ("Josh Billings')
said TO a st. Louis reporter that he had
been told by Ossian +. Dodge Of fact
in Artemus Wards career in contradic-
ton Of the accepted history OF that hui
morist. Mr. Dodge was travelling in
the Western States with a show consist
ing Of q musical machine and yocalism.
He met young Browne, liked his wit and
sprightliness, and employed him as an
agent. While thus engaged Browne
wrote the quaint letters about the
"snaix and wax-hggers" that intro
duced him to the puolic as "Artcmus
Ward, moril Snowman
Mark Twain looks like any thing
but humorist. Two deep wrinkles
between his eyebrows mar face other
wise as fresh and fair as a bcy's. His
slight figure, his nervous way Of witch
ing his hands and stroking his mus
tacbe, and the apparent embarrassment
Of his manners suggests modest clerk
or an oyerworked bookkeeper. He
rarely laughs, al least openly, although
his friends say he constantly grins in
ternally at The funny people and situa-
tons that force themselves on his busy
brain.
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From Mr.. John Bright's return Of the
owners Of land in Ireland we learn
that SO, ia people own less than one
acre apiece, while 1889 own from 100
TO 800 acres; 1893 own from 1000 to
1900 acres; 1862 own from 5000 to l0,-
900 acres; 1855 own from 10000 TO 20,-
600 acres; 90 own from 10000 10 3d.
600 acres IL own from 10000 to 1OO,-
900 acres and upwards. These figures
are strikingly Suggestive; but they on
" illustrate the fact that the soil Of
Ireland Is owned by a comparatively
small number Of people. In the United
Kingdom, London excepted, S52, 43S
people possess 1873 acres, which II
fraction over one fifth Of an acre each ;
but % persons own 5,5l0,5Sl acres,
which Is over 1876, SOC acres each; AZ
persons own between $4,000 and lUO,-
COO acres, and 1863 own from 10000 70
$4,000 each. The people in Ireland
who own 300 acres and upwards hold
Sl.9 per cent. Of the land, while In
Great Britain this class hold 11.3 pei
cent Of the land. Those who own 50C
acres and upward in the United King
dom hold 81 per cent. Of the tota
area. Four-fifths Of the land Of the
United Kingdom Is actually owned By
less than 1926 persons. The tale tcll'
It's own moral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-12

Connecticut brown stone is now be-
ing shipped to Europe by quarrymen at
Portland.
A Wisconsin inventor has patented
corn-cutter which is attached TO the
operators feet, so that at every step he
can cut hill Of corn. The labor is
light, like skating vigorously all day on
rough ice.
The pineapple is cultivated extern
sively in the East Indies, where the
leaves are converted into akind Of wad-
ding, used for upholstering purposes
instead of hair, and into sort OF fan
mel, Of which substantial shirts and
coats are made.
The attention of agriculturists is
directed TO the sulphocarbonate Of po-
tassium as an insecticide. 1t has been
used with great success among the vine
yards Of France, but requires some per-
sistence.
The cultivation of celery Is now
recommended to farmers, not only as a
source Of profit to themselves, but as a
benefit TO the community, since the
habitual daily use of this vegetable IS
more beneficial to man as nerve tonic
than most persons are aware Of. Those
especially who are engaged in labor
weakening to the nerves should use
celery daily during its season.
But few people outside the sugar
trade have any idea OF its magnitude
The exports Of cane sugar from pro-
ducing countries to the consuming
markets reached, last year, the surpris-
ing aggregate Of 2,l40,00O tons, while
the yield of beet-root sugar amounted
TO l,3i1 1928, or total production o.
raw sugar reaching the enormous guam
thy OF 3,457, 623 tons. This year, AS i,
well known, the production Is consid
erably less.
"A very novel and, at the same
time, intcsting experiment, according
70 the Lockport m. Y) papers, Is soor
TO be attempted in that city BY Mr.
Holly, the successful water-works pump
inventor. This experiment Is TO hea
the whole city with steam, after The
same manner as it Is lighted with gas
The city Is to be divided into districts
and each district Is TO have its separate
boiler. Mains from each boiler are K
run 10 the different houses, and all thu
occupant has 10 do il to turn on fau
Get, and obtain all the heat he wants.
1t Is we'll known that large por
ton Of the tobacco grown never enter
into that state Of fermentation neces
: sary TO fully develop its burning quality
flavor and dark color, so that II retain
It's wild, rank elements and its greer
and yellow leaves, and Is therefore un
, fit for cigar purposes. An apparatus
! however, has now been invented, whic
} is described In recent number Of tn
Scientific Ancrtcdn, by which such tc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-12

-Thirty-six States and eight Terri
tories report l4,o 1922 children emit
tied 10 instruction.
During President Smiths admins
tration at Dartmouth College $500, $50
has been given 10 the institution.
Ladies' have been elected 10 the
School Committee Of New Bedford,
Mass, from two Of the wards Of that
city.
1T is proposed to offer the superin-
tendence Of the Massachusetts schools
to Mr.. w. Y. Harris, at present super
intendent of the st. Louis Schools.
The Lutherans are now outstrip-
pin all other denominations in their
yearly increase. The Methodist Epis-
copal Church reports gain Of about
10000 this year; but this is surpassed
by the increase OF the Lutherans, which
amounts to 67,276.
Somebody said to Robert Hall /:
q How many discourscs do you think,
Mr.. Hall, may minister get up each
week Pr Answered HALL q If he is a
deep thinker and great condenser, he
may get up one; il he is an ordinary
man, two; but il he is an ass, sir, he
will produce half a Dozen"
The Rev. Charles X. Treat, Of
Greenwich. Conn, preached on last
Thanksgiving Day sermon which was
delivered hundred years before TO a
regiment Of Revolutionary soldiers then
encamped in that town. Ii was a re-
cital Of events in the Revolutionary
struggle and an acknowledgment Of the
Divine aid.
In compensation for the destruc-
ton of the American chapel at Yen
Pig-Fua, China, few years ago, a
party has been sent by the local au-
thorities to the U. 5. Consul, with a
sum Of money for books and other
property destroyed. The chapel is re-
built and delivered to the missionary,
and proclamation issued explaining
the rights Of foreigners to reside in the
interior.
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Haps and rIlshnns.

w. q. Wood, City Clerk Of Idaho
City, Idaho, was killed in railway ac-
cident near Fort Wayne, Ind. His
relatives live in Newburgh, n. r., and
he was on his way thither 70 spend the
holidays.
AT Washington, ID. c., carpenter
named VIM. Lawrie, while entering his
residence, slipped upon step and fell
and was literally impaled upon the
heading Of the iron fence surrounding
the premises. He died in vert few
moments.
Mary Kelley, aged 3 years, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, was fatally burned while play
ing before an open fire. The flames
from her clothing were communicated
to the bed Of her invalid father, who
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-12

Spread of American ideas. Young
Arabs now greet the traveller in Egypt
with the familiar salutation, "black
your boots"
The rebuilding of the Tuileries and
its transformation into museum have
been decided upon by the French Gov
eminent. The prospects Of the Paris
Exposition Of 1873 are looked upon as
gloomy in presence of the existing Eu-
ropean complications.
United States Minister Washburne
has presented President Grants apollo
gies to the Duke Decazes, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, for the arrest at Phila-
dclphia Of Capt. Aufrye, naval attche Of
the French Legation at Washington,
aud Delegate French Commissioner TO
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadel-
phia, 1T the instance of one Of the Ex-
hibition policemen.
Last year, 1t will be remembered, a
young English lady, Miss Stratton, dis
iinguished herself by making the ascent
of Mont Blanc in midwinter-on Jan.
81. She is large, handsome girl with
a private income Of $4,000 per annum,
aud is about to marry the Alpine guide
with whom she has made many ascents.
Although in love with her, he could not
wed her, he said, unless she would be-
come Roman Catholic. She has de-
cided to abjure the Protestant faith,
and is now building chateau near Ar
gentine, in Switzerland, where the hap
py pair will dwell.
The German Government has late
liz published the results of an inyestiga-
ton by various States of the Empire.
with regard to the employment OF
women in manufactures. From the re-
turns it appears that 226,000 women
above 10 years Of age are so engaged.
About one-fourth are married, and more
than one-half are employed in textile
industry, $4,000 in the manufacture Of
cigars, and the rest in various branches.
The duration of work Is from 10 to Il
hours a day, and never exceeds Is
hours. In wages, the usual pay Is from
Sl.20 to 20 per week, although many
skilled workwomcn receive as much
as So.
A letter from Constantinople 70 the
Messenger Franco Amsrtcain states that
the Turks expect, in case Of war, an In.
vasion by Russia both on the European
and Asiatic sides. They claim that they
can place 100000 men in the field, and
have provisioned and supplied the fort
resses Of Kars and Erzeroum for nearly
year. English officers have been Wis
ting both strongholds OF late, inspect
ing the defenses and offering suggest
ions. 1t is fully expected at CONSTANT
nople that the English will occupy this
city on the outbreak Of war. Englisi
officers have indicated locations for de
lenses, but no work has yer been com
menced.
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bacco can be forced 10 sweat and color,
and lis quality can be improved, thus
reclaining large quantity Of goods
hitherto considered worthless.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
SHERIFFS SALES.
CHERIFFS SALE,

By virtue of writ Of Levari Facias te
me directed, Will b0 exposed TO public ale
atth<Lafayette Hotel kept by0eo. ". .Ort,ip
su6hlpley street, in the city of Whining
ION New Castle County. ;,elaware, on
SATURDAY. the 10th day OF NOV. lS77,.
at z O'Clock, p. n,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel y,
land, aituate, lying and being in the City o.
Wilmington, bounded and described -
follows, towit: Beginning on the weste l..
side OF Buttonw0od street, betws+ n 8th and
9th street, at the distance OF So feetf ON N.
moth westerly intersection OF 8th and but.
1onwood ste thence westerl with Samu@
Forre,t'r line and parallel to Eighth sti ee:
100 feet to q stake. thence noriherly and
parallel to Buttonwood It,, 38 IT, o anothe,
stake, thence easterly and parallel to Sth
street l0O feet to the said side of Butto
wood st.. thence Herewith southerly o. II
TO the place Of beginning containing thres
.thonsand six hundred square feet OF and
he the ssme more or less. Book X, Vol. 5
Page l9l, &C
Seized ard taken in execution a. th'
property OF Matilda williams, administra
trix Of samuel Williams, decd, and the sale
Matilda Williams. surviving mortgagor,a an
t. t., and 70 be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
aherifi's Ofice New Castle, Oct q A. D..
1877. oc2-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
From the Earliest Axes.

SCROECLA has been the bane, and as /,
were. the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chspter Of Levitleus, lays down yery
ex xplictt rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had II been corsid red then
that person known to bs infected with II
would not be allowed Il mix with society
The !r'rs r.xsTded ii as divine intictior
and lie. .e.ej there was no cure for 1t. II
was then the sins ofa youth or diviation
from the paths Of virtue wePe punished as
long as life lasted. Eappily In our day
the silence of medicine has been deyelooed
the great storehouse OF Ma, ure furnishes 0
remedy the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror by the use ofthe ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, anc the victim OF
Scrofnla, Ulcers, Sores, Pinples. Blotches,
litter, etc, can be restored ~ sound neaitb
in a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ag ges we are well aware. Msn4
now fail TO ind . cure as well as they dc
then, To all such the Samaritan's Roo,
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon
eradicating all impurities from lte blood
and making the complexion bright ano
healthy: A few bottles VIII remove PIN
piles or blotches, thereby doing away With
cosmetics an4 powders. ROOT ANDHERB
JUICES Sl.2o per bottle: Sent by express
to sny address:
DESMOND co,
slJ Racestreet. Phiiadelphia, P
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
CHERIFF"S SALE,

BY virtue of writ Of Levarl Facias ts
mesdirected. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley su eet
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County. Del. on
SATURDAY, the 10th Of day Nov lS77,
at2o'clock P. II.
The following described Real Estate viz
AL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the city " Wilmington, afore
said. bounded and described as follows, t.
wit: Beginning at the distance Of So #, an d
in. from the corner formed by the inte, :
section of the westerly side of Bntton wooc
st. with the northerly side OF y st, tbesce
running westerly and parallel with B st
81 feet to stake, thence nurtherly and par.
ailel with st. 26 feet Sinches t.
another stake. thence easterly and parable
with B st. 90 II. to the westerly side OF But.
tonw ood St. thence southerly along the 50 IL
westerly side OF Buttonwood st. % #. and I
in. to the place Of BEGINNING. be the con.
tents thereof what they may. Book I
Vol. s, Page 8l, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Gir.rd D. RoliiUs, and Mary A.
his wife, and tits. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
eheriff's Office. New Castle. oct. u. ls'7
octG-ts
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IEEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF suudrv vr;ts of Tepd,tiopi
.xvouas t, me- directed viii be expos.d
, Puoi cSa e. at the Hotel of Will!sm B.
o!h 1t d h'rkwvod, in Petncadrr Bundr@,
e~ castle tounty, delaware, on
RID Y the 26tl day OF October. lH: stl
o'clock P. N.
ne following described ke+i Estate, viz
4 thc following desc ribed lots or pieces
= land. situated in the VILLAGE Of 81,
r. ress, View Castle County, and State Of
''elaware:
No. l. A lot fronting on Delaware street
+. AID * ending GacK ct right angles
.lth g aw.r.. street Aforesaid, t., ,epy
!. Pee eeka,d's lot on the northeast b, Sam.
le >. Bald w.r's lot; on the southNest By
'n.s Ga1mag's lot, con taipins seven
thousand five hu dred square feet NJ land,
18th Drug stn'e thereon EN- cted.
NJ Z. \ /. O ano IN the east corner
:rmeo by III tuncti N of the D 'lswalv
iiy road With The Dlessa road, IN the vi.
agr Of It. Gso.ge follows. to VT: b.
ginning at h. Junction Of the sio-eald
road, ana .unr. thence with the OdeaIa
DAD south r.y degrees, east enc hurdrd
md nfteer feet thence north forty seven
nd thi ee ( urt ess ea,t eighty four
and fort, eight one hundredths Ieet, thsuos
'orth f'itJ tHo at une. .QuRr,er degrees
: rtreast ore hur Dire an. d ty feet TO !he
hOAO<0tA VAew0ie Sits ti0A, lASoSS W.
- I'D road seuta ioTiy sv and three
'u'ih desrs ~.-, ighiy feet to ine
tRoe o. begi4hI 6. soYtalDiig tWAw
lousapd t1,ss' he d!td square feat, more
lssa. wi /" NE H Use and Dwelling
thereon erected.
-" d.. land In the vii age O. ~
eorgeS bunudeo on tht Huth y NGn
rect on the west b. second free, on tls
st BY land Of Saln uel B. Sutton. and NOV
r,icularl. d scr.bsd as ioliuNa, 10 WV
gi ming a. q p lint on Main sire J, ieH!..
so fest three inches rom .he corne q
= II. Main street. aud 81 I'D street ,lneiNs ~
.nns sAid street The saa49t ista' cs 70 ~
d street, thence Dorth forty-nina ~
I'd three.fuurth degrees sst one huahisa
I'D 4 irty. one zee 70 other landso Fims,
ick u. au t'n, thence southwestsry ~
.rA lei with Ia stree. fWt!.tWo Ky
lree inches. the &c soutnsfly and psisuWSe
IN Second stree dfty Two aud on -nns
;rees, west one M ,dred and tGify ~
- to the piece Il beyia ming. he hS N.a. ssms
lprs or less. with The building. tner''@
rected. ...
-eiE,.d and taken IL execution ~ w
-"".r'y of Albert N. Sutton, and 70 "
lold By
.,.s flee. New Castle. Oct 0n, W'I
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
J. f. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of iron.

E. +, Kunkers celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice. dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility. chronic dia-rhoea. disease OF the
kidneys and all di'eases arising from
disordered liver, stomach or intestiues
such as constipation, d tulence. inward
plies. fullness O. blood to the head. aetdity
Of the stomach. nausea heartburn. disRu i
for food fullness orwelght in the stomach
sore eructstions. sinking or hutIe-!nz q
the pit OF the stomach, swimming o. The
head. hurried or didicnlt ore ~ hing filter
ings At the heart, choking OF sutocssins
sensation when In . lying posture dimaess
Of vision. dots or webs before The sight,
dull pain In the head, deficiency Of Brss-
piratioI. yellowress Of The skin All eyez
pain IN the side. back. he'd, caes.. I:mcE
etc sudden nushes OF heat, burning .c .ts
aesh. c.onstSn: imagining. ofsvt and great
depression ofsp!.t's Price 81 yer b-yss2e,
Beware OF cou1 1tsrse.:s. Do 10. =. you!
tyEgfts. palm OF some o!bs- r-e1a-a.tCa
Of iron be may say is god Sr. skx 70,
K-ske.. Bt..e, Vine 0: Iys.- lake no
otas- Erckses Rit,er W.-@rL -rc- a -.cT
Sold II oGHk-o1-y - 81 ssn.iIss Z Y. E---
Esl Proprietor, 20. III SoT1h Eint6 tryess
FL1-k1s1 p14S- Pa k'o.a tg Ia e-rxxaEx.
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IHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue OF writ Of Lsrsri rae.as t.
me directed, viii be expose 70 Prbic ~sl.
a. the hotel OF jacob F-a.l. il the .,lsy,
Of Newpsr,. III Chrtsts[na EEncr.. NV
Castle county, De-, o.
FRIDAY, the q c:aT ~ E9ra,.,',s., ST.
as2 ,:ocs ?. ~,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
AL that certain Asssuaze or Te1smen
and Tract OF Land, In NiI Creek Hund ed
sev astle County Delaware, bounded spc
deer! sed s6 foilovs, te-vtt: BEGINNING aI
A ca span, sh Oak stump. . corner O
Seasles sa5 ,. &nh's land. thence by sal
is.o 2noo:nog : . tie preSeat posltioa @
TIE Magnetic ueedie south 81 deg, ana q
nia. eAs. y chains and ~ links 70 q star ,
LE1lLE me corner 0! Jacob Bowman
Aa1o- thence Uv said Pownzn's lsnc norrf
= q tg. arc h1tn. east a ccStnk aAd ,sunEs
q the middle o, the pnblic road. ,herc,
a-o.s sala road oy lanek Of Josh u Barr e.
aoc 1esss S-koor. uofth % deg. and IS MN
~sss cha.hs aoc = l-1 Inks, a.d north d
arg- &c a ntn- wess chains and % LIKE
W k-aE-- marking the corner OF Thorn as
---cger's lot, tLsncs by the sane sor,f q
1-g a-1o 45 ntn. wes. ctalrs and Is l.
aakt 70 snosDsf eoroe, fhereol. hsree M
&c .. :" Liam s3slop roY1k q. deg srT
~ -IL~ wss. II ehsl.s and Ii l,aks 10
sIeke Z tne me % s2-L Ca Tenp.e's lxn1
tasns'e oy the same south N Deg, Ia
Il u west Il chains and "a 1infs 70 IN :
p-sct o. beg ming. el.is.ning " ss.ss =,
sanc. oe TIE sx-ne more o. ,esx
tetZed and tsksc N execrtto, sssts
pei-:. 81 Joa1 ". Lynch. and AM r;s
wiz Eld :. t.s, sna 10 " so-d by
iEAAC GE-EB. gas-tr
Snerifr's Office New Csk.ae, % 8 L.
Sc.lL.s -''''
The Morning herald., 1877-10-24
SHERIFFS SALES.
GHERlFF'S SALE.

y
By virtue ofa writ OF venditioni Expt mas
tome directed will be exposed to public sale
At The lafayette Hotel, el ship,ey stl set
Kept BY Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City Of ' Viii
mington, New Castle County, DelaW are
on
SATURDAY. the 9th day of October, 1877
alta .ock, P. NJ,
The following described cal Estate, viz.
All that certain let o, piece Of ls. I'd, s. I'D
brick messuage thereon erected sit s..e AZ
ihe City 0. Wilmington, bounded e nd daS.
crtbed as follows to-wit: Beginning on tie
southerly side OF Fourth street, tl&le Eigli
street between Market and King streets
at the distanc- OF 4S feet from the westerly
siue OF King street, AT 601Set q inches IL
broad, thence up 4th street north IS degrees
west 70 feet, thence south 81 degrees Yves
and passing through the n idd.e or the par
tition wall between tbs two brick mes
suages psrallel to King street II feet in
ches 10 an alley, thence with northerly side
OF said alley and parallel to 4th street 4 H.,
hence north degrees east, and passing
through the brick wall OF the prlvy 5 fee.
slnches, thence north IS degrees east an<
parallel to 4th street feet; thence norr1
3Sdegnes east and passing along or Ii hroust
The front of said privy feet inches. theme.
g degrees east 9 feet inches, thence soul !.
5 degrees east rs .eet 5 inches to the line 0.
land late OF William Larr, thence by th.'
anne and parallel to King street north g.,
degrees casts feet to the place OF beginning,
be the came more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF William H Naf deceased
lsusanaah y. Anderson, Executrix of VIM
D. Nam, deceased; and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRCBB. Sheriff.
sher ms oftice, New Castle, Oct. 9Th. lS.7.
ocl9-ts
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CHERIFR's SALE,

! b virtue 0. a witt OF Leyar! Fsciss
ne directed, will se exposed 10 Pnhl
sais. q the Lafayette Hotel. sii shinl.,
IesL Efpt eT George ". Ortlip in IL
~, ~ ~ wilmington, Zen Castle Count,
SATURDAY. the nth day OF October IN
al O'Clock. r. NJ,
Ene fo.towtcs described real estate viz.
AL lhsi Certain lot or plece Of ,and W.
DICK LasasuAge thereon living and haj, q
@auA.e1t - the City o. " tIfni ,,9tnn -,
aio- oouDde1 AID described as foiInv
~. ls 10 J, beginning on the line of III
ssc. c.t4erly side 81 z gh,i. ST. at the d,s,ann
~ .|s fse' fEOca tie corner formed a.
|GE;hrsS7z.!c1 of the lfoe o..he ves.a-lv s,6
AOnEo@ 81 ~l.t the line oe the sr,:,tne,7
zoe "a E-solA EtEest thence sou,heri,
sEa:ie1 10 AonTse street lR II, 10 III,
,ci.ns'I sics .: twelvs feet wide sire.
i.@ding fnom noDrse s,ree. 70 Adam.
st.eet. ts-sne1s westerly along said sid. -.
aac s.fss. aad PARALLEL TO Eighth s,yss, =
- 70 . HoToes ilencs nortaeYiy parsl,.
" NSe ~. street and pa2sing tarougb III
~. Il1af-e xsll dividing the hNuse -,
1a the west l;s feet tottle scn,fs,i. a
sagsta ssEeS. and thence ras,ari H,oe -
ss-.G side @. A3sh,h street 10 fsI; "a aio, =,
p-A3s ., b<Et1oing, Of the cun,en,s ri,h,,
aslo roonss Z. ~Iss hey may. -''''
nsA1yo ar1 taken in exs~utio, av d. h.
ppre'y " " n!L2.a Hoilaston sr,rvsns
sc4t ny = ana 70 =
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
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