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The daily gazette., 1878-06-03

ollowIng is the official
ist of Judges appointed
ting held at New Castle
hold the Nomination
IN, 1873:
George Cloud,
Jacob X. Handy,
Thomas Bird,
Joseph NJ. Pierce,
Joseph L Wilson,
John w. Anderson,
Eugene Sayers,
John f. Dolan,
Ralph Mccall,
Charles Jefferis,
1hos. ii. Mccormick, Z,
William p. Windish
Patrick Lambert,
James Megary,
John s. Brady,
Peter j. \ ord,
Charles ID. Bedford,
Philip Green,
John Sorlander,
j. H. Simms.
William j. Morrow,
James +. McGonigal
John Aiken, Sr..
Thomas B. Nickei son,
Charles Cam pbell,
Enoch Moore, Jr,,
James Hasson,
william Mccormick
William A. Murphy,
F. G. Carpenter,
William H. Lee,
II. o Ogle,
William II. Bleyer,
William II, Hyatt,
+ win F. Morrow,
j. Brainey.
DR.. A. B. Mitchell,
John l.. Malone,
Thomas j. Mellon,
Issac q. Price,
Andrew Stewart,
samuel q. Pierce,
John Quinn, Jr.,
George Lloyd,
Edward A. Ginder,
Mich ell Sherry.
Samuel Smith, Jr.,
James Daily,
James M urphey,
f. Henderer,
James McGrath,
j. Doran,
j. M. Way,
Thomas Toy,
j. W. X. Killgore,
James +. Porter,
j, Il. scarborough,
Louis McElwee,
George ID. Medill.
John Phillips,
, r. y. Mote,
W. II, Lyman,
j. II. Smalley,
:, William II. Robinson
John W. Pennin gton
William II. Smith.
X. Il. Morrison,
Israel H. Fols,
w m. ii. DObbs.
j. L. Fisher,
Levi Higgins,
John Kelley.
NJ. NJ. KIRBY,
j. y. Eagle,
j. Vanhickle,
A. N. Sutton,
j. T. Nc Whorter,
II. r. Wright,
W. \. VanDyke,
DR.. W. Ashcraft,
John Zaccheus,
NJ. e. Walker,
Jehn Morrison,
J. w. Leatherbury,
Benjamin Gibbs,
Richard Townsend.
John b. Keller,
8. A. A rmstrong,
Thomas Deakyne, Jr.
John w, Roberts.
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EOR SHERIFF.
Il To the Voters OF New Castle County:
Ge1uteD,en: The undersigned in com pill
ance with The wishes of many friends, of
fers himself as a candidate for Sheriff OF
New Castle County, subject To the decision
OF the Democratic Party, and pledges him
self TO support the successful nominee.
FRANCIS DUGGAN.
st. Georges Hd.. Jan. rs. 1S7S-d&wtn
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lfOR SHERIFF..
Il To the Democratic Voters of New Cas-
tie County:
Gentlemen: Encouraged by the fiatering
vote received in 1876, in accord with the
request of m any friends again offer my
self as candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff. Thankful for your votes hereto
fore received. pledge myself TO support
the successful nominee.
GEO. @. WARD.
Jan. 23d, 1578.--d&wtD
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NOTICE.-The
IN and correct
at the County NEE
May 25th, 1873, to
Election on June 81
Brandy wine, East
West,
Wilmington
First Ward,
Second I"
Third "
LIST precinct,
I'd precinct,
Fourth Ward,
LIST precin ct,
I'd precinct,
Fifth ward,
1st precinct,
I'd precinct,
Sixth Ward,
lst precinct,
cd precinct,
Seventh Ward,
LIST precinct,
I'd precinct,
Eighth Ward,
Ninth Ward,
Tenth Ward,
ChristiaHa, North,
South,
Mil Creek,
W, Clay Creek, E.
w. Clay Creek, W
New Castle,
Pencader.
Red Lion, East,
Red Lion, West,
st: Georges East,
st. Georges West,
APPOINTMENTS,
BlackbIrd,
iel. tn,
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POLITICAL CARDS.
VOTE FOR
DOR MAIUh.
EDMUND Ii. FRAZER,
Subject 10 the Nomination of the Demo-
cratic Party of Wilmington. apT5-tn

nor SHERIFF..
H To the Voters of New Castle County !:
GENTLEMEN II offer myself to your
consideration as a candidate for the Office
of sheriff of New Castle county, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Party.
pledging myself to support the successful
II ominee. JAMES r. COLLINS.
Appoquinimink Hd., April 9th, 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-03

WILMINGTON, DELAw l lGL'
June lst, lS'a
The daily gazette., 1878-06-03

EOR SHERIFF
II To the Democratic Voters of New Cas-
County:
Gentienien Thankful for the support Civ
en- me at the last nomination l again offer
myself as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff of New Castle Coun-
ty, pledgins my support TO the successful
nominee. ROBERT q. JUSTIS.
jan14-d&wtn*
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Will be received at the office of the Street
Commissioner until June 9Th, 1878, at P.
NJ, for
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
CHf.RlFF"S SALt.

~
By virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias To me
directed, will be exposed to public sale mt the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEY ST.,
kept by John Dougherty. in the City OF
wilmington, Now Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE eTn DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. u. 1878
at 2 o'clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with n
brick house thereon erected situate In Wash
lngton Village, Christiana HUNDRED, State Of
Del, now In the city OF Wilmington bounded
and described as follows 10 wit: Beginning
at a point on the suutherly side OF the Ken.
net turnpike road " feet west of the west
side OF Riddle street, at 30 feet wide and run
ming thence by the said side OF Turnpike west
erly ~ feet To a corner stake, thence by a
new line parallel with Riddle street sOuther
~ 50 feet to another corner and thence east.
wardly parallel with the first mentioned line
Ur Kennel Turnpike road, Is feet to another
corner and thence nOrtherly 30 feet 10 the
place of beginning, containing l4lO square
eet more o, less. Book B. vol. !, page ~.
No. 2 All that certain lot or piece OF land
adjoining lot No bounded and described AZ
follows towit: Beginning at a point on the
sOutherly side Of Kennel Turnpike road ~
feet west of the westerly side OF Riddle street
at 50 feet wide and running thence by the
said side OF Turnpike westerly IL feet TO a cor
ner stake northerly and ptralle with Riddle
street 80 feet more or less to stake thence In
an easterIy direction II feet more or less 10 Z
stake and thence southerlv and parallel with
Riddle street SO feet inches more or less u
the place OF beginning be the contents there
OF what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of Robert Lee, and Agnes his wife
and {. t. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherti's office New Castle, Octob or II, 1878
Oct2l.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The storm Mt Smyrna.

The Smyrna Times says Three Of
the stained glass windows Of the NJ. K.
Church were blown in and broken also
one ofthe Parsonage windows, involving
probable cost OF s25. Several trees
and statuary in the yard Of Mrs. Mar
tha Cummins were blown down. The
marble yard Of d. Stevenson suffered
severely, the fierce wind toppling over
the stones upon each other and break
ing to the value of $50. A bark shed
at the Mustard Tannery, $50 feet long,
was lsveled with the ground, as was
also COW shed belonging to David J.
Cummins. DR.. Cloak's stable was
moved from its foundations. J. b.
Cooper's awning frame was wrenched
from its place, and slammed against the
house breaking one Of his large win
dows, and the stores OF K. NJ. Fowler,
J. W. Denny, w. w. Tschudy and
Misses Beck & FAIRIES, suffered either
from broken windows or awnings torn
in shteds.
A double terra Gotta chimney fell from
the top of John II. Bcwley's residence,
as were alsn the chimney tops at the
residences ofJohn d. Raymond ard A.
II. Smith, causing the families alarm
by the crash on the roof. Several OF
the town lamps were blown off and
smashed, and an enclosed frame
of new house belonging to VIM.
powall In West SMYRNA was blown
down. The barn and stable of John
Stephenson, near town, belonging to
Messrs. Tschudy & Cats, was also
blown over. Robert Denney and VIM.
Polk CumInins had each a wagon house
blown over, and Walter o. Hoffecker a
hay barrack destroyed. Atthe present
writing we have not heard fany seri.
Gus loss from the country save the de-
molition of fences, which may be meas
ured by miles, and the prostration Of
fruit trees and corn shocks.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The Mighty Dollar.

All who wish to enjoy one of the most
amusing comedies on the American
stage should secure tickets at once for
Mr.. & Mrs. Florence's presentation Of
the mighty Dollar" at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, as no doubt
. large house will greet them. Speaking
of Mr.. Florence as Hon. Bard,eeH Slote,
an exchange tells the truth when it
says: EVERY situation in which We find
him he is comical. Even when standing
still, apparently contemplating some
crest measure Of state, he continues to
provoke laughter. The character is
worked up most admirably, filled out
in all the details, and made 80 complete
that it must be recorded in the history
of the stage as one of the best produc-
tions Of this country.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
The storm at Oh ester.

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 23.-To-day's
storm was one Of the ssver-st that has
ever visited this part Of the country.
At 8 o'clock this morning the wind
reached its height, carrying everything
before it. Seventy dwellings and stores
were unroofed, 10 being blown down
altogether. Three churches we're par
TALLY destroyed, and II manufacturing
places We're so much damaged that
work will have to be suspended for a
while, which will throw a number Of
persons out Of employment. The dam
age to shipping Is great. The tide rose
to great height, washing out many
manufactures. Several schooners and
sloops were washed ashore, and five
canal boats, loaded with coal, went to
the bottom Of the river this mormi ng.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
olA VssssAsy.

Tho Temperance msssing last night
was opened BY singing and prayer, and
the reading ofa portion Of the 6st
chapter Of Issiah, Aitsr which Mr.
Wells called upon Mr. CyAwford, who
spoke Of the importance and depth Of
the question TO be discussed, and that
he felt unprspared 10 do II justics. He
felt confident however that the day
would come when the people would
look hack and wonder that such con-
dition Of things had ever existed. He
realizes now the terrible sin Of human
slavery, although he had once been =
Shareholder had fought for the rebel.
lion, and had lost his leg In It's service,
but Gods curse was upon II, and II was
doomed; II 10 so with the rum traffic;
the curse Of God Ia upon II and 4: Is
doomed. He was followed by Mr.. John
II. Fox, who spoke Of false education as
being one Of the most prolific causes Of
the continuance Of the traffic; he spoke
Of the class Of men who we're held up
by parents at the family circle as being
smart men were INSCRIPTIONS politi-
clans, and drinking men; and In many
cases drunkards; he also referred TO the
dime novels, and the character OF their
heroes, and to the other pernicious trash
that was doing more to educate tho
young up for drunkards than all that
was being done TO oount.ract 1t; refer.
enoe was made TO the nearly one thou
sand dollars contributed by Whining.
ton for Buffalo Bill trash. Mr.. George
Riggs then arose, and spoke Of the In.
consistency and hypocrisy ofmany pro-
fsssed christians; he believed there were
some who claimed TO be sanctifed that
really hated the temperance canse that
he himself had met with much persecu-
ton because Of his adhsrancs TO the
not intend to b. controlled by the mar.
row and bigoted government the
church attempted TO exercise over him;
that while he believed there were many
good christians, h. also believed there
we're some Of the biggest hypocri,.s In
the church, that walked the face Of the
earth. Robert Mcdonnell then spoke Of
the responsibility that lay at the door Of
Legislative bodies, after which Ex May
or Valentine was called upon, the pur-
port Of whose remarks portrayed the r"
sponsibility with the people. He said
the legislature was lair representa-
tive OF the condition Of the people.
Mr.. Geo. N. butcher was then in
troduced and although not intending to
speak but few minutes, lowing to his
III health he gave quite stirring ad
dress; he referred to many causes that
were preventing the onward march Of
temperance, and closed by fastening
upon the creeds, dogmas, doctrines, and
isms, being most potent cause in the
way Of temperance; that the bigotry
with which different denominations ad-
heard to their hobbies, would have to be
overcome before much advance could
b. made Mr.. Wells then informed the
audience that the temperance ticket
was on the table and could be had at
the close Of the meeting, and that the
Rev. A. d. Davis would address the
meeting on next Saturday, after which
the meeting closed with the doxolgy.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
Storm Items.

The root Of the barn Of Solomon Town
send in New Castle Hundred was blown
off on Wednesday morning.
The roof of the barn on the farm Of
Douglass Mccoy, was also blown off, and
about 80 feet of shedding on the Ilol.
lingsworth farm occupied by VIM. Smith,
were levelrd with the ground.
The tide as at least three feet high
er along the Delaware, than the high
tide Of last year.
Two vessels came ashore on the farm
of Mr.. Townsend. one of which will have
to De dug out the other with little
effort can be elaunched into large ditch,
and it is expected that she will be got
off to-day.
Ftsr.
Powell, the popular fish merchant Of
the Third street market, will have on
his stalls tomorrow morning, very
choice variety of fresh fish. Ladies look
out for them, and get something tc
please the palate as we'll as satisfy the
appetite.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
CHERIFF"S SALE.

> :,
BY virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias to me d.
rected. will be exposed To Public sale at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
At Newport, In Christiana Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, ON
TUESDAY.
THE nth DAY OF OCTOBER, A. u. 1878.
At O'Clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain Plantation Farm or tract OF
lard situated in Christians Hundred, aOre-
said bounded by the Wilmington and Chris
tiana Turnpike Road, by the Newport Marsh
Road, by the Chrstiana creek. by land now
or late OF James Magee, lands of John Brad
ley and others, containing about one nun
dred and one acres, be the same or more less.
No. 2. Also all that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land situated in the village OF New.
port, in Christiana Hundred, bounded by
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, by lands of heirs Of Richard Shep-
ardson, deceased, the above described tract
land late of Allen Thompson and
sheet containing about acres be the same
more or less, with two story stone house,
stone barn and other buildings thereon erec.
ted.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of George W, Grubb and kebecca M.
Grubb his wife and t. t. and to be sold BY
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle, October ii, 1878
oct15
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
FOURTH EDITION.
RoUHn Dn0WHED.


a Yeang Wenan RlshsA ~ Hear
Eco C1esle- she n Deee9n1sea -
being TIVE Distinct PeFsonages.
Yesterday afternoon about four
o'clock the body Of young woman was
picked up on the fats shout mile
above New Castle. Coroner Rose and
two others went after the body in q
boat aud took It TO New Castle, where
an inquest was held last evening. The
corpse Was apparently that Of . girl,
about nineteen years Of age, who had
been in life Of prepossessing appearance.
The evidence Of several witnesses b :
ing taken before the jury and nothing
being obtained by which the girl could
be identified, the jury adjourned To
meet on Friday evening.
The body Was brought to this city
where 1t now lies at Fox's morgus.-
This morning . representative Of the
RgpuBLicAs called at the Coroner's Of
iice and obtained the following state.
ment:
The deceased was identified early
this morning by man named George
Mariner, who stated that he was from
Philadelphia, and was the father Of the
girl She was the wife Of son Of Capt.
Nolen, OF Philadelphia, and was one OF
the i've persons who last their lives in
the sinking OF a Philadelphia schooner
near New Castle. Her maiden name
was Mary Mariner.
A short time after obtaining this in
formation an elderly gentleman came
to our Office and stated that the deceas-
ed was the wife of his son John New
lin and had been only married since
July. That John Newlin was on board
Of the Buckeye which left this city for
Bombay Hook the evening before the
storm, and was among ths six who
were thrown into the water by the up
setting of the yawl, and that he (John
Newlin) and his wife were Of five who
were drowned of New Castle.
This gentleman said he had identi
fed the deceased as being his daugh
ter and that she lived in Browntown,
The latter seems 10 be the most prob
able but yet it even conflicts with the
narrative OF George Kelley, the only on.
of the six who was saved in that ill-fa
ted yawl, as was published in Yes
terday's issue.
The identity Of the girl will no doub
be- established at the meeting of the in
quest this evening.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
smxRIYr,s sALEs.
!HERlFrSSA

ChEklfFc SALf. sEa g4t =.
BY virtue Of . writ Of Ais. LevAr Fsciss 70
me directed, will BE- exposed TO public sale at
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, S4l SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty In the city Of vii
mington, New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE and DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.ls7s.
at2 o'clock. p. m,
the following described real estate. Wis :-All
those three certain lots, pieces or parcels ol
land, with the frame dwellings thereon cree
ted, situate In the city of Wilmington, boun.
ded and described AZ follows to wit:
No. L-Beginning at point on the caster
Iv side Of Church street between uth and VII
streets, at the distance Of 81 feet from the
northerly side OF Sth street, thence easterl \
parallel with sth street, 100 II. TO q stake
thence northerly parallel with Church st. s,
It, to another stake, then % westerly parallel
with Sih st, 100 n. 10 the Aforesaid side o
Church st., and thence Herewith southerly 81
fl. TO the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what tLey may, with two two.storiet
frame dwelling houses thereon. Book >. vol
!. page slS, &c. .,,. :
Lovan's Court a 1t, ~ II. wide leading iron
the Wilmington and Christiana Tnrnpik,
Road to tine Philadelphia. Wilmington ant
Baltimore railroad and at the distance OF II
II. easterly from Nancy st. at corner OF lant
formerly Of W. Il. Moore, thence northert,
with taid Moore's line parallel with said turn
pike o. II. to u line of land late Of John Hedges
thence with his line easterly parallel with LO
Ran's Court 10 feet 10 u stake, ln a line O
land late of John Fitnn. thence soutberly
parallel with the first mentioned iine 81 fee
to The aforesaid side Of Logan's Court. thenca
herewith westerly u teet to the place OF bt
ginning, be the contents thereof what the,
may, subject nevertheless to ground rent o
fifteen dollars with twostoried frame mes
snage thereon. Book b, vol. q. page l54. &c
No. 3.--Beginning at point on the south
eriy side Of Ninth street between Madison
and Monroe streets, at the distance OF 300 tee
westerly from the westerly side o. Madison
street. and 70 feet westerly from the westerl,
side Of Monroe street corner for other lant
Of the said y. j. Horn, thence with said Horn
! land southerly parallel with Madison stree
| 10 feet to q stake, thence westerly and paral
4 lei with NiHth street IL feet to stake In lin
/ OF land of John McCafferty, thence al0ni
said McCaiierty's line northerly and parable
with Madison street 10 feet To the said side o
| Ninth street, and thence herewith easterl,
! Il ieet TO the place OF beginning, be the con
! tents thereof what they may. Book X, vol.
page 35s. Sc.
Seized and taken into execution as th'
property of Solomon j. Horn and Hugh Nc
/ Clanerty and Ann McClaterty, I. t's, and
be sold BY ISAAC GRtBB, Sheriff.
Sherif's office New Castle, October Is. 1871
octls,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25

The Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia has decided that a newspaper
is not manufacturer or tradesman in
tn. meaning Of the Bankrupt act, and is
therefore not subject to the Bankrupt
law and not capable of being declared a
bankrupt. A newspaper publisher,
said the Court, is no more a manufactu-
rer or a tradesman in the eyes Of the
law than is an artist, and newspaper
is no more an article Of manufacture or
trade than painting, No definition OF
the words manufacturer or tradesmap
has ever Included the publisher OF a
newspaper, and the common under
standing excludes him.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
For lie Republican.
MarshaltOn Items.
MARsHALToN, DEL, Oct. rs, 1877

MARsHALToS, DEL, Oct. 70, 1910.
MgssRs. EDIToRs:-Tle storm last
Wednesday did not do much serious
damage, only by blowing up some trees
blowing off some chimneys and blowing
some of the sheet iron roof off of Mr..
}. K Bringhurst's shed.
The Rolling Mill Of }. R. Bringhurst
is running on full time, and work looks
prosperous there.
The t. 5. ?. II. Association held
their first anniversary in this place last
evening, when a splendid supper was
given. The table fairly groaned under
a twenty pound Opossum which was
eaten by the members and their invited
guests. he ladies of this place took
an important part. At a late hour
they retired 20 their homes after spend
ing a few hours in amusement. Many
thanks to the ladies. MEMBER.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
CdERIFF"S SALE.

~ hERlfF > SALf.
BY virtue OF writ of Leyar Facas to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHIPLEY ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, Ia the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County. Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., "a
At2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land situate
In the city Of Wilmington, having a tw0-stOry
brick dwelling thereon erected bounded and
described as 'ouws, to wit: Beginning a,
the nOrtherIy side OF Front street, at the dis
tance Of NJ feet westerly from the westerly
side ui NanBuren street, at Il corner OF .jac0l
SinneX's land. thence thereby northcrly
parallel to VanBuren street, W feet to The
southerly side Of 31a ieet wide alley, thence
thereby westerly parallel to Front street, II
feet to stake thence southerly parallel u
Harrison street, 90 feet to the side Of From
street, aforesaid, and thence thereby easterl,
IS ieet to the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof what II may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perry of Eliza Harris and Mary Harris ant
terra tenants and to he sold BY
ISAAC fRUBB, Sheriff,
Sheriff office, New Castle, October II, 1878
OctH
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
fF0r the REPuBLICAN.l
ReSc0ed.

MEssRs. EDlroRs yesterday morn
ing in the worst Of the storm there was
a signal made at two or three houses
near the light house. There were sew
eral hundred people at the Third street
bridge, but no help was to be found.
Mr.. Seth H. Feaster, seeing the signal,
got some men and boat and went ia
their assistance. He found three col
ored families at their houses up stairs,
waiting for help. They were landed
ashore all safe. W.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Election Of Officers or the Grand
Lodge Of Delaware.

The Grand Lodge Of Delaware,
Knights of Pythias, on Wednesday af-
ternoon elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers:
P. g. C.-Mark l.. Garrett, Whining,
ton.
g. C.-Charles P. Maronsy, Will
mington.
G. V. C.-S. q. Simpkins. FELTON,.
g. X. r. SIS. J. Wiley, Whining
ton.
g. NJ. E.--L.muel MARI, Wilmington.
G. NJ. A.-Thos. F. Morrland, viii.
mington.
G. P.-Rev. Gaylord More, Christi
ana Hundred.
G. |. G.-Edwin A. Parker, Viii.
mington.
G. o. CIV. W. Wilson, Dover.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-25
StHERItFrS SALE.

ShERlFFS SALE.
BY virtue of a writ Of Lerari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed To Public Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL Sal SHlPLEY ST.
Wilmington. New Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
III Z BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d., 1878.
At2 2oclock, =. IN,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and a two-stOry
frame dwelling thereon erected, situate In the
city Of Wilmington founded and described
AZ follows to wit; BEGINNING at a corner OF
land formerly Of Samuel WOllaston, now OF
On the northerly side OF
Ninth street and at the distance OF % feet
westerly from the westerly side OF Shpley
trcet, thence b" a line OF said land north 81
degrees, east and parallel to Shipley street,
82 feet to II stake thence north 30 degrees,
west and parallel to Ninth street II feet
inches to stake thence by new line divid.
ing this from the residue OF said lot and pass
ing through and along the middle Of the par
titiop dividing said dwellings, south 81 de-
ulees. west 81 feet to the aforesaid side Of
Nin,h street, and thence thereby south b. de.
urees. east II teet inches to the place of be
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of John r. Cleaden and Emma +. his
wife and t. t. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherlf's office, New Castle, October II, 1878
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