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7 ECONOMY OF TRE LATE HOUSE OF
REPRRsENrATIvEs.-The reductions in
the expenditure of the government for the
fiscal year ending June so, 1878, as pro-
Eided for by the appropriation bills as
they became laws at the session of Con-
gress which ended at noon on Sunday
amount to $50, ,263, ,294 SO. This included
the army bill, which failed to become a
law, and which, as it passed the House,
appropriated $21 1908, ,794, and by the Sem
ate $26, ,1SS, $40. Had the bill become a
law as the House proposed at first the to-
tai of all the reductions for the army
would have been S9,262, ,564 SO. On the
concessions proposed by the House con-
ferees at the last moment, however, to
save the bill, the actual saving would have
been $3.50, 900, which, added to the re-
ductions of the last session, shows that the
democratic House for the entire Congress
has reduced the expenses of the govern
ment about s4o,o0o,oOo, in round num-
bers.
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There were five minority President. be
fore Hayes, Andrew jackson did not le-
ceiye a majority on the popular vote, but
he had $4,000 more votes then his highest
competitor. Polk represented minority
and so did Taylor, but both were many
thousand votes ahead Of the next highest
candidates. Buchanan fell nearly 4OO,-
600 behind the combined votes of Ere
mont and Fillmore, yet had half mil
lion more than either one. Abraham
Lincoln, with million less votes than
were thrown against him, was still half
amillion ahead ofDouglas. But Return
ing Board Hayes who now occupies the
office, held honestly by all of these min
ority Presidents, had neither a majority
the electoral vote, nor of the popular
vote. More ballots were cast for Tilden
than for Hayes, Cooper, and Smith com
bined. with nearly $1,000 to spare. Hayes
is neither the President of majority
nor honestly of minority. He is the
President ofa Returning Board, and of a
conspiracy.
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The absence of Judges Clifford and
Field from the inaugural ceremonies, of
Rutherford Hayes has been tbs subject
Oh severe comment, But for our part we
see nothing strange in their aSsentinp
themselves, They knew the unworthy
arts by which Hayes was counted in. and
how justice and law were trampled under
loot to reach this result. We honor them
ior their refusal to countenance the So
iemnitles ofthe Inauguration, which thew
knew was fraud upon the American
people.-Balt. Sun.
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THE CABINET.

The latest reports concerning the new
Cabinet leaves the War and Navy De-
partments undecided, but keep Evarts in
the State Department, Sherman in the
treasury, Schurz in the Interior, and
give AcCrary the Attorney Generaiship !.
ana ana David N; Key, of Tennessee, the
Key have accepted. Key was recently
United States Senator from TENNESSEE
and is Democrat. The President will
give Indiana place in the Cabinet, and
ne desires to have New England repre-.
sented there also, but it is understood
that there is difficulty in completing the
ilst ewing to the great pressure brourbt
Tor @ the retention of Secretary Cameron
mo talk about Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
oeing invited to this department, is
doubtless, all "bosh."
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SHERIFF. SALES.

CHERIFF's SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias,
70 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 shipley St.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, In the city OF will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE IrH DAY OF MARCH, 1877,
ii attwo o'clock, p. m, g, ftf
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All those two certain lots or pieces OF
land situate in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit:
No. I, Beginning at the side of the Ken
nett Turnpike at q corner stone; thence by
Q new line dividing this lot from land Of
Philip Mcdowell south forty eight and one
half degrees west one hundred and twenty
one feet to a stake; thence by another line
dividing from the said Philip Mcdowell
north iorty-three and half degrees west
twenty feet to stake; thence parallel with
the first mentioned side north forty six and
one-half degrees east 1ls to the side Of the
aforesaid Turnpike the last mentioned
partition between this and the adjoining
dwelling belonging to said Philip Mellow
ell; thence along said Turnpike road south
fifty-five degrees east twenty feet three
inches TO the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof more or less. .. - ~.
No. 9, Beginning at post at the south
westerly side of the Kenuett Turnpike
read, a corner OF the land of John A. Nc
Dowell; thence by said land south forty
six and one-half degreess west one hun
dred and twenty feet TO line of land of
Philip Mcdowell; thence thereby south
fifty-one degrees east fifty feet six inches to
a corner; thence by the same north forty
and one-fourth degrees east one hundred
and thirty-nine feet to the side OF the Ken
nett Turnpike road aforesaid, and thence
thereby north sixty-five and one-fourth de-
grees west fifty-one feet six inches to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. -na.d st- r1U
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of John A. Mcdowell and Ann Nc
Dowell, his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. -
February 10. 1876. feblo-3tawts.
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CHERIFF SALE.

GHERIFF SALE.
- Ely virtue OF writ of Leyar facRa
me directed, will be exposed PuoleSs
LAFAYETT HOTEL, sil shplg
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the cilya "
mington, New Castle county, Deli'fa~
WEDNESDAY,
THE 7TH DAY OF MARCH, d.
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Es'aN' W.
All that certain lot of land with tVes%, ,s ~
brick dwelling houses thereon ereeN,,igl ereess.,,g
uate in the city of Wilmington aloLs,sitrl y IN
bounded and described as follows yssN ~
beginning at the northwest corner r,.,sS, y. y,
ond and Searles streets, thence Nsss.ib ~
along the northerly side of Sec0hd, ~, ssysi "a.
feet to the easterly side of three ICY ,hsrt w
alley leading into Second stree, s;Ss SSd
northerly along the said easteriy sorssr sorS
said alley 10 feet, more or less, 70 srSt sCi IL
thence easterly and parallel 10 ule ul.lins H,r m
scribed line and Second street pass,TISo A. Ioss
centre OF the party wall dividing lii,I ih n M
from the one adjoining on the holLi ni Ssarl,
more or less, to the westerly slde ., 1;s Il IA
street, and thence thereby soulheiy y,ing
more or less, to the place OF beslllii'"'
the contents thereof what they may y,As mi
Seized and taken in execution, ~ YIN oIuir N
perty of George Crisdon ana VI
his wife, and t. t., and to be sou W Ia
ISAAC CRUDE, shef'H'
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, - .aovts
February 10, 1877. leoi'v~--
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CHERIFF'S SALE. o., FacIs,
- BY virtue of writ OF Levadi;, Lend ~ public |
70 me directed, will be exposeu "
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 sn'pi.' VII
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip in the elty WAR y, Id % |
mington, New Castle county, Dei""
WEDNESDAY, ,s,
THE 7TII DAY OF MARCH i'''
at two O'Clock p. M, Il
the following described Real bs'a" .,or
All that certain lot OF land ana anituate ID thel
brick dwelling house thereon, sd,~d nd descrlS
city of Wilmington, bounded a'iu sing al the
ed as follows. to wit: Beg etEeen
southerly side OF Taylor street, distance
Wilson and Poplar streets, AZ arter ut9 inches
of fourteen feet one and 9u;uisSovn 9;ison street.;
from the easterly side of Wllso,n ot the
thence southerly through the @ nadioinlrs
party wall between this ana Lne sS and psT
house on the west of John Sayers seet mOre
allel to Wilson street, thirty-i4,aarl e,arly parallel
or less, to q corner; thence easteihlty and one
to Taylor street thirteen feet gar. elgnS ah thence
fourth inches to another cor coIhTr T,,r,entiOnei
northerly parallel to the nrst nr, The cente
line and Wilson street through I'd the ad.
of the party wall between TINS s apT Rpobert r.
joining house on the east, o. loss, to the
Porter, thirty-four feet. mo[e eTavlor n, stree,
aforesaid southerly side OF Iayi ItaSyirteen feel
and thence thereby westerly .i the place O.
eight and one-fourth inches 70 hereof ere wha'
beginning, be the contents thei'N
they may. .,.,on rs the Pr,
Seized and taken in execute Annie, hls
perty of Andrew McHugh aIu
wife, and t. t., and to be sou ~ sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle feb17-Stavis
February 15, 1871.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias,
70 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sil Shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the city of VIII
mlngton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 7rH DAY OF MARCH, 1877.
at p O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with two story frame house thereon
erected, situate in Christiana hundred
county of New Castle, State ofDeI-, bound,
ed and described as follows, to wit: Regin-
ming at the intersection of the easterly Side
OF Rodman street at fifty feet wide with the
northerly side of Fifth street and extended
thence along said side of Rodman street
northerly fourteen feet TO q stake; thence
easterly parallel with Fifth street seventy
nVe 1eet TO another stake; thence southerlv
parallel with Rodman street fourteen feet
10 the aforesaid side of Fifth street. and
thence thereby westerly seventy five feet
TO the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
perty OF Anthony E. deNormandie and
mary deNormandie, his WIFE, and t. t., and
c,,o.,U ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office, New Castle,l
FEBRUARY l5, 1877. feb19-3tawts.
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fJudse Davis actually said what the
Associated Press dispatch reports tha.
the inaugural address of Hayes was uan
able and excellent state paper" then the
opinion of Judge David Davis upon suc,,
matters will hereafter not weigh much
but we think that there must be mis-.
lake IN attributing that remark to Judoe
DAVIS 1t must have been ex-Goyernor
j. Madison Wells who made that obser-
yation.-BaItimore Gazette.
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Flags wer e displayed in New York
YESTERDAY t on the federal and other promi-
nent buildings in honor of the inau-
gurallon OF Hayes, but none were
nolsted over the City Hall, and that on
the New York Sun building was at half
mast Union down. The Evening Ex-
press states that party of men entered
the Sun building to pull down the naa
but were prevented by the police. In
Brooklyn flags were displayed on muni-
c;ipai and other public buildings. Similar
displays were made in other cities NortI
and West, and in some instances salutes
were fired.
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the result. For the sr.. a.,
alssofy 1us Oh the country it has s Sssna 10
oed pest, In view of the peculiss Uesa y I'D
stances OF the case. that the @J h;;ltcqa
and questions in disp ate with VIII oolecta
70 !tne counting Of tho ,e,Ss'eaa
ehosid be referred to tho eSI.Gial SoH;aal wa
tribunal appointed for tb;s b;e''slol u
That tribunal established 70 pufpOs.
this sole purpose, its membs,. law
them men OF long estabiiah"elS al
tlon for integrity and intellivsDaossp aspaa
with oie exception Of those wSo IUs w.
membsrs Of the Supreme JudcissMrs Ms
sen equally from both polit;rsI" sAa
Its deliberations enlightened h. rna
search and the argN ments ~ ~ 'ae
sci, was entitled to the full.st o"ueGVl aS,e GGoVl
OF the American p p.opIe. I, 'Cnai daa aieas
have been patiently waited fnr uevsi9,
icepted as legally conclusive bv ' ,d lad
erai Judgment OF the public. W ~
For the present, opinion will Ora.,
edly vary as to the wisdom OF tSa uiioaY l
nj considsrations announc al Wy 'sis
Tribunal. This Is to be ant;o;. y;
every instance where matters IpsN ~ S
are made the subject Of arbitrat;oss slp,'
the forms of law. Human ;nsama u alas
never unerring, and Is rarslv sa
ms otherwise than wrong bs H. sa,l s
cessful party in the contract. Tbs I Y
that two great political parties bs,.
this way settled a dispute in rsa'.si a's
which good men differ as to the f,sss f
the, law, no less than as to Tho W. n,a
course to be pursued in solving M WI w
tion in Controversy, is an occ,s;,s
general rejoicing. Upon one po;n, ,,v \
is entire unaniuiitv in public ssn,na
that conflicting cla ms to the prs,Ssa pls
must be amicably and peaceably sji.,sS [
and that when so adjusted the Ss...
acquiesence Of the nation ought ss,sI,,
follow. l. has been reserved ior a Y,
ernmeut OF the people where tbs IS
OF suffrage is univers 10 sivstas
world the first example in histo,rs
great nation IN the midst Of st,u,I
OF opposing parties for power buiS,,
It's party fumuits, to yield the iaus
the contest to adjustment accordjDs
the forms OF law. !, Looking for Ia IN
ance OF that Divine hand by whieiS
destinies OF nations and indyual, 4
are shaped, I call upon you, SsnltS
Representatives, Jud yes, fellow. .ei,s.
here and everywhere. 10 work with
In an earnest effort to secure to /,
country the blessings not only Of msls,
al prosperity, but of justice, peaee, n
union. a union depending not upu
constraint or force. bur upon the "a
ton Of a free people, ''and thl.l
things may be so ordered and III
upon TIE best and surest founds6g
that peace and and Happiness and I'd
tice, religion, and piety may b. sns
lished among US for all genesatOH'
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If receiver of stolen goods should ask
a clergyman to pray for his prosperity
ne "ould be told tnat he must give up
nis piunder before he could expect divine
aver RUTHERFORD b. HAYES. then
about to receive the stolen Presidenor
sI sent request for prayers on Sunday to
Ine Rev. DR.. BUTLER, of the Lutbersn
onufcn IN Washington; and DIR. BUr1Ep,
,ns'eAu , oi advising HAYES to become an
honest man before presuming to nrau - -
be prayed for, got another clerorra: VI
neip pray that the UNANIMOUSLY acquired
once might be held prosperouslv@yy
Sun. N T.
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When the House of Representatives cut
down the estimates a round thirty mil
ions the organs talked about penny wise
economy and crippling the resources of
the goVernment,and yet the deficiency bill
was but little larger than usual. Now the
democratic House has gone ahead still
further, and made another cut of thirty
millions more, reducing the appropria-
IONS for this Congress alone fory-six
millions below the estimates.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
10 By virtue OF @ writ of Levari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sn shipley St.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the city of VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, ON
WEDNESDAY,
THE 7TH DAY OF MARCH, 1877.
at . O'Clock, pm,
the following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or parcel of land situ-
ate in the city of Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows, TO wit: Beginning at
a corner formed by the line of the southern
side OF Eighth street and the southerly side
OF DUPONT street. thence southerly along
side OF DUPONT street one hundred and four
teen feet to stake; thence westerly and
parallel to Eighth street sixty-four feet to a
stake northerly forty eight degrees east TO
the southerly side OF Eighth street; thence
easterly by along side of Eighth street 26
feet to the first mentioned course and place
OF beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Thomas $. Lewis, and to be sold by
-, ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's g Office, New Castle,
February is, 1877. feb1s-3tawts.
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NHERIFF'S SALE

OHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF q writ of Levari FacIos
Sale, at the uollc
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 shiplev G.
Kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the citv or Wi
iiinetoh' New Castle county, Delaware on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1877
at O'Clock, p. M.
the following described Real Estate Wiz
n thnad Ciat M certain lot or parcel fland win
Lhree storied brick messuage therein o,ti +" t.i'
teu IN the city of Wilmington afnrese "a
1Dounueu and described as follows. 10 vii.
ptesl str. sliining on the southerly side of SiTtb
eSieet AT tnedistance of SO feet inches rrar,l
@ eiie westerly side of jefferson street. 49,
souInerly parallel with jefferson street ~
passing through the centre of an aIlev di,1i
u,ng tne mouse on this lot from the hnnSa "a,
ee sle iot adJoining on the east seventh Il ~ S,l
aSet toa stake; thence westerly paraiiei VIII
1IiAtn .Is street seventeen feet to another 81" Ea
s.n snence hortherly parallel with JeffersnY
hr,oit anu anu passing through the centre of The
0Iich SIa., Wail dividing the house on this In,
wost Sa' Slie mouse on the lot adjoining on the
~ wesS SsNetsenty-nYe feet to the southerly side
" SlHsn street aforesaid; and thence alono
sald SIDE of Sixth street easterly sevantonts
,e ieet 10 the place of beginning, be the cor
uentS Wnat they may. N'ii-
ocIzeo ana taken in execution as the nro.
perry OF Jordan A. Wilson and Annia II
wilson MS Wife, and t. t., and to he soid Il.
S, ISAAC CRUDE, Sherifr
SherIti5s Office, New Castle,
Feoruarv II. 1877. { feb27 3tawts
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A PIRATICAL CRAFT

NJ ! Heh ne h4rigantine Albion, which arrived
renorted re ,sA on on sunday from Cienfuegos,
thirty miles north of Gun Kew. Bahama hama
Islands, Islands, she was passed by "a low. raLisb
looKlng schooner" Soon after ths A ih;on
came up with Spanish brig, which han
Deen boarded by. boats crew from the the
strange craft who took whateveT % tbnv o
wanted. The practical craft, when 'he is ~
eeen seen py . tne Albion, was making for an.
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Hayes tcW Sustain y,eao,,.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Col. Burke
,eit here for New Orleans at late hour
last night, after long interview with
assurances and instructions to Nichols
'hat "ill settle the present Louisiana
muddle in favor OF the Nichols govern
mcnt' Hayes will carry out Grants
pledges to the Louisiana delegation
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Hayes to Cait am E,fro Scala,

WASHINGTON, March 3-Attornev
General Taft said to-day that Have.
would call an extra session of Congress
at an early day, probably before the ex.
piration of the day.
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The Warden of Cavendish Colle,.
it Oam bridge University in England II,
writing to the Cambridge Reform GIIrh III
tSd calis upon the clergy to oppose with ali
sheir sin might "the evil-speaking, lying and
f%nuefing fer nnd adopted by the Prime Minis
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FOR SALE.

Blacksmith and wheelwright, sbSpI bfa situated
in the town Of Newark, DelswsosTsa so years
stand has been .esta ablisheG 9ntswRfGBT,,
Terms easys o. DiNeWark, ps'
NO vl6-wti
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March 6.srIST1.


HAYES INAUGURAL ADDREss.-Nt
one can read the Inaugural Address o
Return Board Hayes, without coming a
once to the conclusion that we have
weak old, man at the head of the govern
ment: and the country is, therefore, to bt
four years longer subject to the continued
uncertainties arising from the disturbing
and threatening aspect. of civil war il
the southern part, in consequence of the
intermeddling of the Federal with tn,
State governments, And this state ol
uncertainty is to bekeps up for the benefit
of Hayes army friends and the Radical
element Of the Republican party. The
apprehension Of civil war arising in one
section or one State, disturbes the whole
country. Investment of capital in indus
tries is therefore checked, improvement
stopped and labor made scarce and poorly
requited. This address shows Hayes to
be weak man; one who will be sub
iected to the control of any OF the artful
demagogues whom he may call to be his
advisers. He has not the ability to de-
pend upon himself, or to appeal to the
country in his own defence, and will
therefore permit the departments to be
run in the interest of partizans and their
friends.
For the past eight years the country
has been run in the interest of the Grant
and Dent families and their friends, who
were enriched out of the heavy taxes laid
upon the people. This might have been
born more patiently had not the Belknaps,
Babcocks, Shepherds and whisky thieves
been added. The acts of Grant and his
fellows, have been condemned by ma
Jorlty OF over quarter of a million
votes; but they had tine cunning and ad-
dress to open way by which they let in
hayes and his crew, who are to cover up
the tracks Of their predecessors in so far
as they can. But there is an end to all
roads, and we confidently believe that
when Mr.. Hayes tries to carry out the
same schemes that Grant has Just con-
demned in his own administration. he
will find that the latter, after living for
SIX years to the country, at last admitted
and promulgated the truth, i. e., that
the country would not longer allow the
States to be governed by U. S. troops.
That this remark of Grant is to be
scorned no one that reads the Inaugural
can doubt. And that the use of troops
will still endanger the peace of the coun-
Try is admitted. We therefore conclude
that the inaugural will fall fat upon the
country, giving no hopes for future peace
and prosperity, and be followed bv a
more decisive vote of the people at the
next Congressional elections;that theywill
Tepudiate every vestige of Radicalism and
through Democratic majorities, in both
Houses, the country will be enabled to
sweep away Return Boards, cut down
expenses, and again pursue the path of
peace, and speed on to that greatness SC
evidently in store for it in the near III.
tire. The Democrats should close ur
their ranks and determine to face all on.
Posltlon until their triumph is complete
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Legislative matters are brisk, and ef-
forts will be made to effect ! final ad-
iourument by Thursday the 18th inst
ever as nearly three weeks more of busy
session will be required to finish up the
business on hand. vlf.I..if 49,
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Aha hand
gan nearly new. Apply to this Office, fehst,
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Our Dover Letter.
THE DOVER ELEcTroN--A Party con-
TEST AND A DEMocRATIc VICTORY.
Down, Del, March 6, 1877. !.

The first town election under the new
charter by which President of Council
and eight Conncilmen were elected came
of here yesterday afternoon. The Re-
publicans made party contest and hoped
to be successful, but after an animated
contest, and quite full vote, were de-
feated. The result was as follows: .-t-
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"Wednesday
WEDNESDAY.
THE 7TH DAY OF MARCH. 1877.
at2 O'Clock, %. m

at O'Clock, pm,
the following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with four frame houses thereon cract,
ed, situate in Christiana hundred couY,,,
OF New, Castle, and State of Delawarss
bounded and described as follows To vii
BEGINNING on the easterly side of Rodman
street at nifty (60) feet wide at the distanca
OF fourteen feet northerly from the norfber.
~ aYoS6 Side e q Of Fifth street extended thence
one hundred and eighteen feet to n sto IL,
Ihence easterly parallel with Fifth street
sevehty-hve feet to another stake; thence
southerly parallel with Rodman street Tor
ty,eight feet to another stake; thence vest
erly parallel witn Fifth street seventv.tive
ieet 70 the place of beginning, be The con-
tents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Anthony E. deNormandie and
M Mary Hy de &deNormandie, his wife, and t. t. and and
ISAAC GRUBB, SberiT
Sherin's Office, New Castle,)
FeoruarT 10. 1871. { febl9- -3tawts