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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

INTERESTING OEDINATION SERVICES AT
WALNUT GROW BAPTIST CHURCH, HANOVER
CouNrY.-Tnc house and ward both were
full at this church on Sunday. At the close
OF the Sunday school, Rev. j. William
Jones delivered the prizes with brief ad-
dress. At haii-past Ii O'Clock Mr.. Jones
preached on I" Individual Responsibilities"
especially applied TO the obligation OF every
church 70 do his part in the work
of the church.
After the sermon the communion fol-
lowed. at which the rwht-hamu OF fellow
ship" was given 10 about thirty new men-
btrS.
During the intcrmisson the tables were
loaded with abundant provision for the large
crowd.
Iii the afternoon five dcacons were or
dained. DR.. W. T.. Hatcher delivering the
charge and Rev. S. c. G!opton offering The
ordaining prayer.
Then followed the ordination Of Mr.. L.
II. Pitt in the following order: OrdainlnS
prayer by Rev. ). William Jones, charge to
The candidate by Rev. Dr.. II. Mcdonald,
presentation oi the Bible by Rev. ). G..
Clopton, risht-hand OF fellowship by Rev.
J. William Jones, and bencdiction by the
candidate.
The exercises were OF deep interest to
the large congregation.
Mr.. Pitt las charge OF Walnut Grove and
Cool Spring churches, but continues his
studies at Richmond College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUSTINGs COURT
YEsTERDaY.-Thc Octoberterm OF the HuSt-
ings Court commenced yesterday. Thc
grand jury met at IL O'Clock, with William
q. cambridge as foreman, and found true
bills for felony in the following cases:
Andrew Claiborne, for breaking into the
dyeling-hou>e OF w. {. Moncurc and steal
inc silver watch and chain and other artl-
c!eS.
Frank Williams, for breaking into I. j.
McrccrS hen-house and stealing number
OF fowls. Watson Morris, for the same
offence.
The grand jury also found true bills for
misaemeanor in the following cases:
Robert Howell, for harborinS Jennie
Beatty, an escaped convict from the peni-
Tertiary, two cases. Hippolitc Baschon,
same offence, two cases.
Elizabeth McPhearSon. for transact'ng
business OF merchant without license.
The grand jury was discharged until
Monday next.
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BUSINESS
II n;ppopTUSiTY-

OWN: 10 change la my business offer icr So
on liberal terms, my BAR and BlLLlAkD hALl
No Ill6 Main street, next door 10 The DlSpt|c.'
ofre ior. thcr wi n MI the FIXTURt>. IlCEHs sfs-
&c. The THREE BILLIARD TABLES. "hlca
are In frs.rate condition. NAV be purchased ns NOT
'te - '' CHARLES EUkEH.
oo7a, lil6 Aan street.
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MORE ErrAD AID LESS !EAEEN is the RUE
u,.d,. by UnO:rI'S YEAsT-FOwDER. Full "e@h',
puriiy of i'on aud excellence or result put
Il h,vond competition. An Ike 2r"ccrs keep IL II
s,v that th. huGmiIg purchasers universally call
for This In ,,rt ference 10 al lis rivals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

pERsoNAL.-M John II. Pearce, native
OF Richmond, is now conducting the Bee,
:. readable and ilourishng paper published
in Newtown, Conn.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
Yesterday were I. II. Ferguson, Montreal; ;
B Coleman. Louisville; 4. W. Phelps, w.
A. Brown, New York; and j. II. Johnston,
Danvllc.
The large oii-painting representing the
storming OF the redoubts Il, Yorktown,
given the State OF Virginia by Mr.. w. W.
Corcoran, will be hung in the Senate chan-
Der Just opposite the presidents chair.
There is no very good light there to show
it, But no better arrangement cau be made.
John w. Archer, Esq, well-kRown here
:.s an amateur actor, has adopted the stage
rs II profession, and was cast rs Iitinius in
1lle play OF Julius Cesar, at Ford's Opera
House, Baltimore. Friday night
Judge. Joseph Christian, OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, has Teturnedto ahe city
from Stauuton, where the court was lately
III session.
Judge Otristan. OF the siHstings Court,
charged the grand jury yesterday ito look
sharply after persons who pay poil-taNes OF
citizens to Influence their votes.
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REVIVAL At BETHLEHEM, HENMCo CoUN-
GY.-Durng the past week Rev. DIR. Hatch
or preached at this church in revival OF
interest. 4 number profcssed conversion,
others manifested interest, and the meetings
continue this week with hopeful prospects.
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POLICE CURT. ILsrERDAY-Justice 10
seph j. White presidug.-The following
nartjps were fined for di>orderly conduct:
w. II. Clarke, S1.50; Frank Pierce, -;
George Wiley, 81; james Livingston, 81;
Samuel Carter (co!ored), 81; Monroe Rcy-
noldS. 81: Washington Mayo tcolored), 81;
Monroe Buckner and Charles Barrett (co-
lored). 81.
William Madison (colored), beating Bette
Price. was fined $3.50.
Jacob Street (coIorcd), violently forcing
his way into the house OF HcZekiah Ropert-
son. with intent to commit an assault, fined
$40.
J.R. Askew, drunk and disorderly, and
assaulting George w. Timberake, clerk OF
the Second Market, while in discharge OF
his duty, was.tined $3.50.
A. D. Good, Badly Sours. and William
Datchc!lor (circuS-men(, fighting at the st.
James Hotel and resisting and drawing Il
pistol on the police, fined So each; ). j.
Hcrkle, interfering with the police, lined
50; Fred. Lewis. drunk and creating dis
turbancc at the st. James Ho.el, tined 81.
SalIie Maxwell (coloredj, assaultinS and
abusing Evira Brown and taking down
stoye-pipe belonging to Elvira, tined SO.
The case OF John A. johnson (white) and
W llllam Banls1ef (cOlolcu), Cuai Scu WIN
| fighting in West-End Park. was continued
till to-day.
Levi Coleman [colored), unlawfuily tres.
passing on the premises OF Susan Anthony
and striking her with brick, was required
to give security for her good behavior for
thirty days in 500.
Mike Sullivan, charged on attachment
with contempt of court, was fined 81.
Sarah Jane Harvey (colored), drunk and
| creating Il disturbance on the streets, was
| fined So.
Saturday night fight occurred on Cary
street near Eighteenth between Sterling
Phelps and Joseph Wells, during which
Wells drew knife and stabbed Phelps in
the face and shoulder. Wells was arrested
and locked up in the station-house. Yes
terday morning. when the case was called
ir the Police Court, DR.. McPhal informed
the Police Justice that Phelps was unable
to appear. The wound was serious, but
not fatal. and unless erysipelas set ID the
wounded man would probably be out IN
ten days. The case was accordingly con-
tipued until that time, and Wells was COM
mstted to jail.
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NEW FLOR DESIGNS.

NEW FLORAL DESIGNS.
HORSESHOE,
low ASD ARROW.
ana 4 large variety Of other designs
SHi'aEl" for
WEDDING AND OTHER PARTIES,
III
.IOHS MORTOE'S,
Main and Reservoir streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

LEVY BROTHERS
show = large sock Of FLANNELs o! every 'e'cFil
tinn and are selling them 4 low prices.
They also show y large a<sortmcn! OF
BLANKETS, DRESS GOODS.
FAX,T GOODS aud NOTIONS,
CARrErs, RIGS. MATS,
MATING, WiSDow-SEApEs,
CURTAINS, &C.
For fr.t-ciass goods II the lowest prices cali -
LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

Er-Y YOuH FLANEE!.> Now.
Cold wca,i:c- will com" o." oi 'he>c aa!' 81 w"
had b"s. Ec prepared for II.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, who can
W. come we'll recommended. Mt
LhWlS KAUFMAN'S.
oc SGT 4l3 Broad street.
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TOR RENT. THAT VERY De -Ia
L slRABLE SUBURBAN. RESIDENCE. -
with about twelve rOUni--2OGi odf-buil'Nn2s. lo"r
sr,.s Of lcry rich and-on Cary-Sfrect road. about
half 4 mile from the c:tN. 10 u good tchaht III:
rent will hc low. Anp!v TO ,,, cn>
oc r.ol3t No Tenth street.
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WANTED, BOARDERS
MRS. ASDERSOE'S,

10 FOURTH STREET. between Grace and franklin.
TABLE B0ARDERS also wanted.
TERMS ,HDtRA ATE oc 7-lw<
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\ meeting oI colorcd voters WIS an
rounccd to take place near the corner OF
Seventh and Bread streets list n'ght. o"InG
10 the bad weather ii vas not hciu. II WIFE
takc place Friday night.
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fspHs E,f:N'C.

VOR RENT. THAT VERY DESI-ftta
L HABLE STORE, No. 1897 Main street. t4-l
Eow occupied by James Golden. Estl. between tr-
tctnrh and Seventeenth streets. tyr shoe ':rE-
goo Is. co,hinc. aul retail business has III 80
pcror III the city. Possession in few iny:,
ROBERT y. LYME.
nc Sat I2l2 Main strrAt.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
A NOVEL PROPOSITION FROM GOV
HAMPTON.

A Washington dispatch states that the
government has received two propositions
from Gov. Wade Hampton to collect what
ever tax the United States may claim should
be paid BY South Carolina and turn it over
to the general government. This curious
offer arose in the course Of the movement OF
thecommissioaer of interval revenue against
illicit distillers in South Carolina. These
gave Gov. Hampton much annoyance, and
finally he sent word that, for the purpose OF
avoiding all such troubles as those ther
pending, he would agree, # the government
was willing, to hold himself responsible ft !
whatever sum It might,decide should be paic
by South Carolina on account OF interns.
revenue and collect It and psy 1t over. -
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SHERIFF SALE,

By virtue ofa writ OF Levari F,n,,c FaC,sss ssss
me directed, will be exposed TO Whit
at the 9ilpin House. Kept by George 70 "Hdt
field, in the, city, Of New Castle, IN nud tn stsa
dred and County Of New Castle, ape y
q sRlpX%. III = the l1th day 81 October ~"
n "a - at 2o,clopk. p. ~, "a VS.
thefolowing described real estatw ,te 10
All that pieee or parcel Of land. cconntyl
NewlE Eastle bundled, New Castle nSsrs SS u
Dei1 Bounded and desoribed az Io ccrees
wi NOD the north by the Chrtstlsa Gs Gs fanies
bvlands Of Barker Carr, by LANDS ths hein
ri. Ray, ,and---W Warren, and lands o. ino ons
Of Lewis eldin, decId. (which
hundred and twenty. acres OF lang ~ It Igest up,
about 80 acres OF meadow, ana w, tnS a fraIne
land, be the same more or less VIII nne apd
two story dwelling house. q large 81 pfrsns
frame barn, corn cribbs, granadayfo, yfor max.
building with cellar under. usedh ldlne
ing Ice cream, and other out O" ~.
Seized and taken in aexecutionI! I!,n ~ spd
property 81 Edward AZ McFar,.tdp to bs
Ellen p, his his wife and t. ts, an'
'rTN .ol i Z ISAAC CRUDE, sSaaienapel
sheriff's Otfice, New Castle, eep'7
0lS7S,
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o. of G. t., Sixth and
Market streets. t4
Fairfax Lodge, No. s, I. o. o. F., ct Odd
Fellows Hail.. ~ IT,,
Columbia Lodge, No. 20, I. 0. o. F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, .. y. A. M
Rescue Council, No. i3,yr. o. U. A. M,
at Jr. o. Z. A. M. Hall, 5l1 Market street.
Delaware tribe, No. / /. o. B.. M, al
Maris Building, 9th and Shipley streets. -
Excelsior Lodge, K OF p, at K. OF r
Hall, 2l4 Market street. ..U
Washington Camp, P. o. 8. of A., at Nc
Clary's Building. ...-.
Pioneer Council, No. 1, sovereigns Of In
dustry, at McClary's Building.
Mt Calvary Decampment, No. 10, X. O.
p, meet every alternate Friday evening, a.
McClary Building. tlJy ,.iLa.rr
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BETWEEN THE BAYS.

The SUSSEX County Court viii meet ID
Georgetown, Oct. 1Ath.ta agaei litg paisrT
snvrua supplies four waters and seven
Of The Judges at tho State Fair. u d
A woman weighing 800 pounds and 2 nan
over 700 are at the Dover Fair. % 8 Y j
The phosphate manufacturers say tneyi
are buster this fall than any previous 1eer
SON. - y ,.ls III III !,
Hon. George r. Dennis is spoken Oh -
the coming Greenback candidae ior sne 9
next Governor Of Maryland. 1 l,lsu
Cecil comfy is troubled with . panther
ar .ome such deadly beast. Hunting parties
are ant and the neighborhoodis up In y arMS. N .
The horse disease is raging al down tne
Nscks IN Kent and Sussex along the Ds;ss s;ss
ware shore, and many horses nave uisu
of It. y,s r.stgwF yt.re,
Beni, Truaxe, ,.jr. living near Denton, Lar
o,,ne county, was killed recently 6y tne ac.
cidental discharge of q gun which no wac
fixing, ssEysg E38{f IN YFSs.g5
wesley Barnes, colored, Of Worcester
county, fen into puddle Of water iast and
while laboring under an epnep''' ~ ~
was drowned.
The citizens of Denton and vicinity VIII
,o,a nuhlic meeting on Sunday next ior
the purpose of raising iunos ior 'n0 ~
of the yellow fever sufferers.
Mr.. 8. E. Clark, of Smyrna, who mas sul
fered during the last year from rheqmaIlc
sTsctions is now In the Presbyterian Hospi-
tai, Philadelphia, for treatment.
The ladies of sudlersville will hold q
tournament at Cherry Park on Thursday,
Octnber % oath. . No Knight will be admitted
who has syer ridden at 2 tournament. @ y
There are nine prisoners now in Cam
hr,,7oe iail and others are expected-three
uro,Ssn and six men-two of the men being
white. Two are confined for murder, an ano
the balance for petty larceny. n ii yes14
A colored woman named Jane Tiller, re.
siding near sss Chesapeake City shot and Killed
q colored man named Robinson last week:
she was committed to jail to await trlai ~
the next term of Cecil county Court. J" %
The following Delswareans sre attending
the University of Virginia at Charlottesville
John B. Moore, Of FELTON,; Willard Sapls-
burv. of Dover; E., 7. Cooper, OF Camden
N. ], Williams, Of Kenton; James a. Bay
ard, IT,, of Wilmington, " naIl S3a9 sas,
A man who claims to be Chas, Fisher ,sodr
of Judge Fisher. of Dover, aad well know 20 !,
throughout this State, was arrested ~ Phil-
adelphia on Friday by Detective Weyie ol
the charge of stealing o dictionary iron
| Holloway's book store on Tenth street neal
| Market: and which he aiterward sold 10
sc. sifE ,T ~, j.. h..tlg. .Ub HfiA4si
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
sherifrs Office, New Castle, Sept. 90, '7s
CHERiFF's SALE.

SHERiFF's SALE. 7oo.ge .i,,r
by virtue Of writ of Venditioni Exponas
to me directed, will be exposed 70 .ubnc
sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, No. Hl ship
lev street, kept by John J. Dougherty In
the city Of Wilmington N ew Castle county,
WEDN NEsDAY,4 the 9th day of October,
sIny "a 1873, at 2 o'clock, p. m. a..
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle County, Del, bounded and described
as follows, to wilt: Beginning at a point on
The northerly side of Eleventh street at the
distance of 1875 feet easterly from the easter
ly side of Heald ST., thence nurtherly par
allel with Heald st. 100 IT. 3 in. to corner,
thence easterly parallel with Eleventh Ct.
lVO IT,, more or less, to he north westerly
side Of Railroad Avenue at 80 IT. wide,
thence by the said side OF Railroad Avenue
south hwesterly to the aforesaid side o.
Eleventh st., thence thereby westerly 81
IT,, more or less, to the place of beginning
be the contents thereof what 1t may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property fof Henry Dougherty, decd
trhomas I. Russell. administrator d. b. n
Of Henry Doughtery, decd and to be sold
:. MI .j,s. ISAAC CRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle, Sept. ~, "
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
THE CONFESSION oFIwHAIEN.

It has just transpired that after the tria
and conviction Of Heinrich Wahlen Tor the
murder Of Max Heehne, he made q confess
sion to his senior counsel, Gesrge N. Corson
of Norristown. The story was that ne ana
Strepolski had agreed upon the commission
of the crime; that StrepolsH was to fur'
nish the tools and take Hoehne,s clothes,
and that Wahlen was to have the money
and the other effects Of the victim, They
wandered along the railroad in the manner
described Strepolski on the witness stand,
and seated themselves IN row upon the
hank. Hoehne in the middle. ttITa. ~
Strepolski handed Wahlen the hammer,
retaining a chisel, and at signal from
Wablen they both struck, Strepolskl IRON
the front and Wahlen from behind. The
blow delivered on Hoehne's forehead wat
the fatal one, and on that account Wahlen
never considered himself the murderer
Having killed their victim, they buried hin
and divided the plunder according to agree
ment. Wahlen said that he enjoyed NJ
peace of mind after the commission OF tn
rime, and that he wanted to die.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
CUR NEIeHBoR1NG COUNTIES.

The American Wood Paper Company at
West Chester, have stopped for repairs.
Nathan Grim, Jr.; of West Chester
Borough, fell from ladder the other day
while picking grapes and sprained his wrist.
The family Of the ls'e John Jsnvier,
cashier Of the, National Bank Of Oxford,
left on Tuesday for Delaware, where they
expect to reside.
J. Milton Butler, Of Upper Uwchlan, who
fell out of . window at the residence Ct
Jacob Beerbower, hile sick with the typhoid
pneumonia last Saturday night, died on
Tuesday from the injury received. " Il ,--ll
Charles P. Brown, conductor of freight
train on the Philadelphia & Baltimore Cen
trail Rsilroad, while coupling cars ct Brandy
wine Summit, Delaware county, few days
ago, his right hand was caught and badly
crushed. a ..y.a .r.. r .ata ag.
A Lower Oxford farmer who had been
greatly bothered with tramps, put the fol-
lowing legend at his gate I: "Look out for
the dog-yery ferocious and fond of tramps.'
He had no dog, but not one tramp in q
hundred ventured in to test truth Of the
warning: r--.az w. la.s..
The West Chester Record says: On Tues
day the well-known firm Of Hopes, Bro
Il Darlington, Of the West Chester Spoke
Works, received by mail large foreign
order from South Africa, for wheels, spokes
etc., which will take about 10000 feet o
lumber to supply the demand.-This firm
have secured numerous foreign orders since
their visit to the Paris Exposition, where
they had the honor of carrying of q Cole
Medal for their exhibit, and consequently
have established quite foreign. trade
They have for some time been shippini
large quantities of their goods to England
and France. Is.41flI5t s1s.s ID ,a
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EWUgsIJh GHk Z n
SHERIFFS SALES.
JHERIFF'6i SALE.

q OHEhLtfS6SAAH.u ig9M s3f .t99s'. 4
Il By virtue Of writ Of Levari 'r1ae5as M [, 70 +,
me 'directed.l viii be exposed, TO- Public Public
sale, at the Gilpin House, Kept 6y George
W hitffsld,. in the CITY, hnndrea apo
THURSDAY, the 26th day OF SEPT t2A pet
Thefo,lswikgd described Tea estate, VIZ.
Ali that certain plantation or tract OF iano
situate o., t Q norJherly side OF me NeW
Castle and Frenchtown Railroad, IN the
hundred and O. UNITY ot1NeW Castle. aioEe-
said, bounded and desctlDed as ISitDWs. - psnt
Sington, March 1852 TO witt Beginnlng al
a'stone In a line OF land of William Moth.
ersIi and corner OF land or George McCfone
and George Bartholomew, and running
thence with land of the said george
McCrone north 50 -2degrees east 2opel cnes !
and Al chains. south "a degrees. east :
nerchts and SO chains to the New Castle
and FrenchLOwn turnpike roads thence
therewith north 48 degrees, east 40: chalns
thence with land of A, v. Lesly south W ~
al greesyeast,l3 10 perches and Al chains soutn
S7 degrees east 2 perches snS % c9alnsI md Il
chains, south 261-4 degrees east 50 chains g
south ,72s degrees west 80 peiches ana ~
cf1aiIls with The Delaware Railroad 10 tne
said turnpike road, then ce therewith nortn
IS Ia degrees east Il perches and " cnalns
thence with Ian DIS OF simon Eod man nortn
IS .afegrees west perches and "a chains %
sou A 4 I-2 degrees west 2 perches ana y
chains to q stone, thence with lahds q lily tns
aid Wm MOthefall north rs l-I de rees
west u perchtsk and 90 CT aims to the piact
Of beginning, containing 66 acres and
square perches of land. be the same more
or less lTuuToTI ranGoL ~ ,,G.H ~
Seized and taken ! execution, as the
property of John Bartholomew, surylne
fnortpagor of John and Ellt n II. Bartnoio
new his:wife, and t t., I'd to be SOLD by \
~ ISAAC GnUBB, Sherif.
sirerif1s ofice, New Castle. september
1873 -. MLMlt- ~ --.. ~
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4sHERiFF,s SALES
uHLRIFF0s SALE.

2 BY virtue Of q writ Of Levari FacIas tor.
the Hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, 5iri sNe%e,oratt NeSe, a.
Christiana Hundred, New Castle COUNTY
Delaware on %S0Jsl tEl IL
FRIDAY, the 27th day Of Sci tember. 1879
at2 O'Clock, .. M, -"''
The following described real estate viz.
All that certain plantation or tract ofiand
sit uato. ly ing and being IN the hundred Of
Christiana, bounded and described az foi.
lows, to vii; Beginning at Q white oak at
or near Chestnut Run, corner OF land laIe
of Peter Brynberg now OF John w; Iatnm
thence north As degrt es west So perches
north Is 3-4 degrees west 81 perches, thencea
south perches, thence west3S 7-lO perches'
perches TO land Of William z, Derrickson'
thence along the same south ~ degrees
east 65 9-1O perches to q corner stone near
a small run, thence bv the same land soufh
"a degrees west 2b7-l0 perches TO another
corner Of Derrickson's land, thence soutn
63 degrees east 20 9.iO percnes to stake or
stone thence south 50 IL degrees 2I 3 IN
perches to stone in the middle of Rich.
ardson's road thence continuing the me
course 68 pei ches TO q stone, thence north
"a degrees east 4 l-2 perches to rock
tHence north 5 y dsg.ees west 10 IA
half degrees east twenty perches to the
saiu white oak tree and place OF beginning
containing within said bounds 1913 4acres Of
land, be the same more or less.
Also, All that certain plantation or tract
tract and bounded and described as fol.
lows. to wit: Beginning at black oak
sapling corner for the heirs of Joseph
Stidham, decd, thence along saia Std.
pam's lanu these next three lines viz:
south IL l.2 degrees east 43 2>lO perches
hedge, thence south 50 "a degrees west Al
6. 10 perches along said hedge 10 q crner
stone, and south IL desrees --H 10
perches to stone q corner of line of land
Of what was formerly John Springers al
lotme thence BY the same south 79l.2
stone in the west side Of Richardson's
Road, thence along the line Of said roa.,
| north l8 degrees west IS l-2 perch.s 10 a
l corner stone and north Al perches to cor
ner stone in the above described tract of
land, thence by the same these next three
perches TO Q stake by run, thence up said
run north IS degrees west 4 6-l0 perches tn
a stake, thence north 8 IL degrees east Is
/ perches to o stake, thence north A degrees
east "A perches to an old marked corner
white oak by the lide Of the aforesaid run
degrees east s 10 perches to corner st@ne
of Isaac Stidham's allotment. thence by q
line thereof south 81 / . degrees east s3 l.2
perch to the place Of beginning, contain
Ing Al 4acres and 10 perches Of land be
| the same more less, with two story
| other out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
! property Of Joseph b. Foreman, and to be
I sold by
sher1frs Office, New Castle. September 4,
1873 -
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BLEEDING TO DEATH FROM A
SCRATCH By A FINGER-NA1L. d.

Mrs. Mary Began, who resided at the
corner Of West and Noble streets, Brooklyn,
called neighbor from her window to come
10 her assistance quick. The woman ran
70 her apartment as soon as possible, and
.found her bleeding profusely from vsri-
coee vein, which she had opened by scratch-
inc ft with her finger nail. A physician
Wa suinmoned, and in the meantime the
woman teied 70 stop the hemorhage. i The
effort. however, wss In vain, and Mrs. Began
bIed to death In, ton minutes. The floor of
.the room was covered with blood.