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Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
ANNIvEnsADy oE8vICEs.

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The Thanksgiving and Communion
service at the 81. Andrews church this
morning was xsll attended. Addresses
were made by bishop Stevens and
Bishop Lee, after which communion
was partaken VI. A number Of aiyines
were present. The following Ia tho
list Of ministers In .ar city attending
the ceremonies and wehre domiciied /;
The RI. Rev. Alfred Lee, d. D., l..
l.. d., Delaware William B. Stevens,
ID. d., l.. L. d., Pennsylvania. Rsys.
Charles 4. Bettioher, At Mrs. James
Ponder, 0l5 Delaware Avenu. Abbott
Brown, at DR.. Prost's, Trinity Rectory
John b. Clemson, d. D., at Mrs. VIM.
q. Gibbons, s03 West street; Benja-
min J. Douglass, at Mrs. Geo. II. Bates,
1908 Delaware Avenue; William X.
Ellis, at Mr. T. g. Littell, lOll Tatnall
street; William J. Frost, d. D., at
Trinity Rectory, 502 King street Lew.
Is W. Gibson, at Mrs. W. p. Johnston.
ll03 Jefferson street William B. Cor.
don, Mrs. Crossman, 500 West Fiith ST.,
Samuel d. Hall, Col. Judd, 1906 Del.
aware avenue; William d. Hanson,
Mrs. W. 9. Gibbons, so3 West street;
William McC. Jeffsris, Mrs. Wilson,
709 Market street George w. johnson,
|. c. Pyle, Clayton House J. W. Kaye,
Clayton House, Market and 5th streets ;
George A. Latimer, Thos. s. Poole, 200
Washington street; w. g. w. Lewis,
Charles W. Jones, 8. K. Marke; and
Eighth street William A. Leonard, 4.
7. Warner, 903 Delaware avenue J.
Gardrsr Littell, St. Johns Rec,ory,
l0ll Tatnsll street; Alfred Loudsrback,
James Ponder, 9l5 Delaware avenue
J. Leighton McKim, Mrs. James Pom.
der's, 9l5 Delaware avsnue;s Charles
II. Mead, Colonel Judd, 1906 Della ware
avenue R. Heber Murphy, Residence,
1906 Pennsylvauia avenue Kinsey J.
Stewart, d. D., Clayton House, Market
and Fifth streets Charles 8. Spence,
Z. T. Warner, 903 Delaware avenue
Theodore 5. Rumnsy, d. D., DR.. Frost,
Trinity Chapel; Joseph A. Stone, Mrs.
d. A. b. Mitchell, 1909 Jefferson street;
Elias We'll, Mrs. X. II. Murphy, 1905
Pennsylvania Avenue; Henry A. Skin
ner, Mrs. N. Crossman, 506 w. Fifth
street; Francis X. Arnold, Home, 1912
Washington street; RI. Rev's, Henry A.
Nicely, d. D., of Maine, and Rob. W.
.. Elliott, d. D., Of Western Texas, are
not present.
This afternoon missionary convoca-
tion in Calvary church will take place,
at which interesting addresses will be
delivered. This evening the two days
experience will close with q general
missionary service At Trinity Chapel,
after which many Of the visiting cler-
gymen will leave for home.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
THE STORM ON THE DELAWARE
Recovery Of BOdies-DrOwnlng iH
Kent County NJ Collins


The Philadelphia Record says that
the tug Startie, Captain Burns, arrived
yesterday afternoon at South street
wharf, from below Reedy Island,
with the body Of Captain George
Fowler, Of the tug William o. Boultop,
who was drowned on Wednesday morn
ing, along with boy named John
Mack. Four Of the crew were saved
and two returned Yesterday.
On the marsh below Leipsic Kent
County, four men named Jacob Farra,
Charles Hoffman, Philip Hancock and
John Cassins were sleeping in shan
ty when the storm came up and all
were drowned. The body Of Hoffman
only has been recovered. rs oyster
boats at Mahon's Landing were blown
ashore and are now quarter of a mile
from the beach.
The Reading coal boat Rattle snake, a
large iron ship, Is ashore high and dry
a quarter Of mile from the hotel at Col
lins' Beach, and Mr.. Collins lost all his
stock. There are said to have been $50
cattle drowned. The loss at Collins
Beach will reach 10000.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
BARNS UnrOOfed.

The large barn Of Thomas l.. Talley,
close by, lost about half its roof, and
Henry c. Talley's barn, in the same
neig ghborhood, had the roof blown away
and the gables blown in. A new car
riage house, belonging to j. J. Pierce,
was-entirely demolished.
During the storm on Wednesday
morning the roof was blown of the
large barn belonging to William Talley,
near Talleyville, in Brandywine Hun
dred.
Mixed Up
Rev. Mr.. Feltz, pastor of the A. N. L.
Church, Walnut street above Sixth,
requests us to say that the subscription
books issued asking aid for the build
ing of the new church, has an impress
of the seal of the church on the same
leaf containing the certificate of author
,i.y. This is distinction from other
hooks put in circulation for other
church enterprises amongst the colored
churches.
A Heavy Loss.
James f. Smith, a colored man, and
manufacturer Of poudrette, on the Mar
ket street Causeway, met with heavy
loss during the late cyclone. Several
tons of poudrette were destroyed, a lot
of hogs and two or three cows were
drowned, and all his machinery for the
manufacturing of poudrette was carried
away. He estimates his loss at be-
tween $500 and $500, a loss which is
very heavy, when his circumstances
are considered.
The BueIl Family.
We are informed that large audience
greeted the Buell. singers at Riddles
chapel last night, and that the family
never sang better. A fifth person with
= violin has been added to the troup
since its last appearance in Whining
ton. They will sing at the Moral sua-
sion room, Third and King streets, this
evening, when we have no doubt an
other large audience will greet them.
A Ducktng.
As VIM. Virgins, Jr., was walking
across log near the r. II. round house
this morning, his foot became en-
tangled in a rope throwing him into the
Christiana. After considerable effolt
he was pulled ont none the worse of the
adventure beyond thorough ducking.
...,, Book Sale. .ur .o
This Is the last night this week of G..
F. Thomas & Co.'s auction sale. Fine
goods are selling very low.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
iilkD EDITION.
MaVee On the Easterm shores Of
Mavysaua and VtPgtn1a-

Cap. Wa. j. Start II the schooner
VIM. II. Roach, passed within a few
yards Of 3 wreck on Thursday after
noon. lie reports it was the wreck Of
propeller, lying bottom up and bow
twenty feet out Of water. The wreck
was drifting down near Hedges straits.
About the same time the wreck of the
steamer Express was se-n by Capt. Jas.
Disc, in two fathoms water of Long b-
land, between Hollands and Hooper's
Island. Another propeller was reported
on Thursday ashore ON Barren Island,
bottom upward.
Bakers wrecking tug, IRON Norfolk,
put into Ctsfeld this morning in search
OF two Clyde steamers.
Capt. Raynor, vi the steamer Helen,
just arrived at Crisield from the East
ern Shore OF Virginia, says the coast
for twenty miles north OF Cape Charles
has been swept almost entirely of stock
houses and grain. At Powell's and
Willis's wharves several vessels load
ed for New York are ashore. Mr.. Pow
eli's individual loss of goods, house,
&C., will amount to $1,000. The citi-
Gems of Powellton have sustained loss
aggregating 5000. A sloop, which
had been anchored at Herugar's wharf,
drifted into the bay, and is lost with
all on board, 1t is feared Capt. Ray
nor says also, that grave apprehen-
sions exist that the inhabitants ol
Hogg's s aud Cobb'S Islands are all lost.
No communication can be had with
either place. In all of the smaller
creeks and inlets on the steamer Hei-
en- $ route, vessels and small bay boats
are sunk or ashore.s Great quantities
OF merchandise andS ,e broken parts OF
several ssa vessels hay a1rif'ed on Tansisr
James H. Lee, of st. Mary's, color
cd passenger OF the steamer Express,
who was picked up by Captain J. J.
Parks, is Il Crisf-ld.
llu schooner Marcslla Ann, from
Onaucock, Va, which toundered anu
sunk IN the mouth OF the river at Girls
feln, has been raised, pumped out ami
towed into port, the crew having pre-.
vIously gotten ashore Oh James Island.
The damage to vessels known As Bro
gaws. and also to small oyster boats at
Ape iole, landing three mi les dis
tant, Oh Pocomoke sound, is estimated
10 be at least 1000.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
Political Arrests In SOnth Carolina

District Attorney Northrop and Uni.
ted st trs Commissioner Virgins are in
Klngsree, South Carolina, the sc-ne OF
Swail's troubles, and under their direc-
tion the following persons have been
arrested G. p. Nelson, T. NJ. Gilland,
J. S. Hayward, J. g. Smith. R. Norton,
Henry Davis, &. J. Graham, W. J.
Fitch, Hugh Cooper, Jr. o. D. NJ. Bird,
John Pr~rson, DR.. J. S. James, Wm.
M Kinder W. J. Lee, P. W. Sessions
and J A. Kelley. An examination was
w4veu 4... bonds were given by all
the parties for their appearance at the
next term of the United States Court.
The atiiiavits were mostly made by ne
groes, and the charges are all under
sections 5, sos and $500. Most Of the
persons arrested are charged with inter.
f-ring with Swails in his advocacy OF
Rainrv tor Congress at the White yak
meeting. The others are arrested ior
giving Swails notice to leave thu
co lutry.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
.HLRlFF'S SALE.

AHLRlFFS SALE.
BY virtue ofa.writ of Levari Facias, to me
dir Ctrd will be exposed % Public Sale, at
the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. HOLLIS,
At Townsend in Appoquinimiuk Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
TIE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878,
At2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain tract. piece or parcel Of
land situated in Appoquinimink hundred
a,oresaid, b,ndlng on the public road leading
from Price, Corner 10 Delaney Chapel ad
Joining lands OF John r Reese ------Alex-
ander heirs of Butler and Others, the metes
and bounds OF which are as follows, to wit -
Beginning at large stone In the public rad
aforesaid being II corner for lands OF Alexan-
der. thence with said road south 5degrees and
"A minutes east d. perches to stake by the
Run Of Papan Branch Il corner for John r.
Price hence with said Price north " degrees
east 10 perches 10 an old Spanish oak stump
near "A spring, thence north 81 degrees west 4
psiches to a stake in the cripple. thence south
8315 degrees west II 2-10 perches TO q stake.
thence with the lands OF the heirs Of Butler
north 1917 degrees west lo5 perches TO stone,
thence with the same east ~ 6l0 perChes to a
stone, with the same north II degrees west ~
4-l0 perches to q corner stump OF Alexander's
thence with the same south s63l degrees west
II $40 perches to stone, with the same north
73 degrees west II perches to the place OF be.
ginning, containing l39 acres Of land, branch
and cripple, he the same, more or less. having
thereon frame dwelling, barn and out-buld-
ings.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty vi Benjamin Money and Sarah b. his
wife, and t. Is, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Shertf's Office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1873.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
NoryCRal.

NVAIGHDssfa II
4 iOOD ikvEsTMENT.-Sla1ss d %
M eth Ssrlee, Home Lesa Assoe!eties fei
NUTICE-yames D. CsnsinK. formerly
IN employed with - .. clark, 10 no lon.
surancs Agents, SIS Market street, Whining.
ton. ocW
1OTTCE.-Spcciai attention paid 70 clean.
~ Ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma.
chimes BY John RAmo, No. 90 West sth H..
| Wilmington, bel. Findings and attar hmeuts
ways on hand. octistf
NYOTlCE To sHIPPERs.-On account Of
| ~ the food on the south side, local and
through freghts are now received by the Della
ware Western X. X. Co., at Passenger station,
and bills of lading Issued 10 all points west,
northwest and southwest, via. Pennsylv>n
X. X, and connections. oc2S-3t
NyOTICE To PROPERTY HOLDERS
| All sidewalks must be properly re-
paired and put In good order for the winter,
within five days from the date OF this notice, or
the same will be done BY the street Com.
missioner at the cost Of the owner or agent Of
such property. L. H. HOAuLAND,
| Street Commissioners.
October "a, 1878. oct235t
NYOTlCE-Tbe regular quarterly meeting
| ~ OF the Trustees OF the Poor for New Cas-
tie County will be held at the Aims House,
Wed nesday, der. a0th, at 10 o'clock, u. m. All
persons having bill Will please present them
by that day. The Supply Committee will
meet at the Aims House, Saturday, November
End, at II o'clock, .. m, when proposals Will
be received for supplying the Aims House for
the next three months with bread and meats.
oct2seodeaw Wit J. w. COOCH, Sec,y.
WILsINoTos, DKL., Octo6cr Il, 1878
The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the firm name Of J. A. Bond
Co., for the Transaction OF all business per-
tanning TO Real Estate, Insurance, Convey.
ancing and Surveying, solicit cont nuance
Of the patronage heretofore given 10 Bond
Il Pierce and T. II. Grcgy. Once, room !,
Maris building, N. W. cor. Sixth and ShipIey.
J. A. BOSp,
f T. PIERCE
octl+u E. H. GREoa.
NOTICE.-Af,er several years experience
~ / have come 10 the conclusion 10 en-.
| large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
as we can do the work with entire satisfaction,
| would say to NIL that may need our services
we will be happy TO receive all orders.
P. S,--The best attention will be given.
octis-awd CHARLES l.. AGNESS.
NOTiCETO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
| ~ PAYERS OF lB7S.--Bills having been
rendered Tor 1878, those who do not wish u
postal card sent them or their names pub.
lished, had better call ut our office and make
some arrangements when they will pay and
those who give this notice NO ATTENTION
we shall proceed 10 collect with costs.
| Ofiice hours from s a. m, TO u IN, and from
Q to 3 and I to s p. IN.
f. PROVOST,
Collector for Northern District.
WILLIAM kYNE
octl6-2w Collector Of southern District
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
t1ssa YsssssdAys iaIs KAisiss.l
TluE .Es NEE o. DxLAwAn

THE BEE nRH % DxLAWAnR
Thsy Assemble In 0raAa Csnelave-
Great ChisGs RaissA-The 0reat
Ceunssl's Appstntmssss.
The Great Council Of Delaware !. O
R. NJ, which was In session all day
yesterday In Red Mems Hall, Sixth
and Shipley streets, closed It's labor
shout ten O'Clock last evening.
The following are the oficers elected
Great Sachem--Wm. r. Harrison
No. s.
Great Senior sagamore--Wm. y
Wainwright, No. Is.
Great Junior Sagamore-Jesse n
Clere, No. l2.
Great Chiefs Of Records-Edwin Y
Ecksl, No. s.
Great Keeper Of wampum-samus
Marshall. No. 8.
Great prophet--Joseph Pyle, No. 8
Grand Representative to the Grea
Council Of the United States-Geo. C.
Maris, No. 8.
After the Great Chiefs had been raised
they made the following appoint
ments:
Great Guard OF the Wigwam--Perdi
nand Chairs, No. 3.
Great Guard Of the Forest-Joshua
N. Clayton, No.ll.
Great Sannape--F. c. Howard, No. 4
Great Mishinswa-Joseph A. Bond,
No. 9.
The following committees were alsc
appointed:
Appeals--Martin Johnson, Noe; Maj
or Cochran, No. 8; VIM. l.. Couptiss,
No. 4; Esquire sherwood, No. 7; J. B.
Underwood, No. s.
State Of Order--Isaac Woodrow, No.4;
N. l.. Garrett, No. 6; L. G. vandegrift,
No. l4;D.H. Pasky, No. l6; G.K.Lloyd,
No. IL
Finance-Chas. Heinel, No. l; J. z,
Barr, No. 8; Saml. +. Hall, No. 8; 8. II
Taylor, No. IL; @. A. Tobin, No. 7.
Constitution and Laws.-J. ,Maris,
No. 8; Isaac Black, No. 7; Chris,
,ian spcerl, No. !; Thos. II. K. Messen'
ger, No. IL; Wm. Kelley, No. 8.
Rsports--John Simpson, No. a.
saml. Moore, No. 9; Jas. X. Irons, No.
1; saml. II. Taylor, No. IL; R. +. vii,
son, No. II.
Trustee--Geo. Newst.ad, No. 8; Alex
Chairs, No. 8; August Hilger, No. 4
Robt. Moorehouse, No. 8; Geo. Fisk
No. /.
Printing--D. W. Carter, No. 8; @. X
Yates, No. 3; J. C. Maris, No. 6
Emile Bucher, No. !; J c. Pisrson,
No. 4.
A resolution was offered extending a
vote Of thanks to Past Grand Sachem,
B. X. iIeisler, for the able, impartial
and dignifed manner In which he had
conducted the duties of his Office as
Great Sachem.
An amendment to the constit alton
providing for payment Of milage pei
diem to one past sachem OF each tribe
located outside Of the city Of Whining
ton, so that attendance from distant
councils may be encouraged.
An amendment providing for the
change Of meeting from the fourth
Thursday of travelling moon[ October ]
until fourth Thursday Of floral moon
[Mayl was read and will come up fol
fna! action at the next session.
THE STORM ON THE DELAWARE
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
the storm .. Delaware city.

At Delaware City the storm on We'd
nesday morning, was very destructive
both in property and loss of lite. Tn.
streets were submerged as far up as
second street. The dock, coal wharves,
and canal also sustained serious dam
age. Part of the canning house Of WIN.
X. Cleaver was blown down; the large
barn of Arthur Colburn was unroofed
and partly blown down. All the stores
and hotels In the lower part Of the town
were more or less damaged. The barns
of James II. Clark and J. r. Reybold
were both blown down. Trees were
twisted and blown down as II they
were reeds. The gale blew with a We
locity Of fifty miles an hour, and the
tide was two feet higher than was ever
known before. The tug boat Rln,na, Of
Bridg-ton, N. j., sank at the wharf; a
canal boat, loaded with lumber, cap
sized In the dock. The sloop Snowfak",
Captain Henderson, of Port Eliza beth,
N. j., capsized in the dock, and the
steward, joe Sheppard, was drowned,
and the balance Of the crew In an ex-
hausted condition were taken of by q
volunteer crew from the place. There
are several vessels ashore, names not
learned. TI-e schooner Fanny. Byers,
also schooner Magellan, and sloop 4. K.
Fuller, and another schooner name un.
known, are total wrecks on Fort Della
ware. Nearly all the small houses on
Fort Delaware are swept away. Nearly
aIl the bridges on the public roade are
swept away, also about mile Of the
Pennsylvania and Delaware Railroad
embsnkhent over the lowland has been
washed out. All the river banks on
the Delaware have sustained more. or
less damage. .Is
The OsgOOds and - Washes"
We hope oni friends ofths Washing
ton Fire Company will not think that
We purposely omitted mentioning in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, the pleasant
occasion at their Engine House on We'd,
nesday evening. We should have sta.
ted that the Osgood Fire Company vis-
tied the Washington at the time men
toned, and was presented by William
Baker with service nozzle as a small
token of the esteem in which the visit
ing company was held by the "Washy"
boys. At the same, time Captain Feas-
ter, Of the Osgoods, was presented with
freman's hat and belt which were re
ceived in happy speech by the Cap
tain. After the presentation refresh.
msnts were served songs were sung,
and speeches made by members of each
company, and a social time generally
was spent for couple of hours, when
the Osgoods left for their quarters at
the Clayton House much pleased with
their evenings entertainment.
shoulder DisIOcated.
This morning Thomas Carney resid-
ing on Bird Avenue and watchman at
the freight depot of the Wilmington
and Northern railroad. while standing
on the track at the foot of Bird Avenue
was struck by the engine Of the 1890
Western bound train on the Delaware
Western road and knocked from the
track. In the fall which he received
his shoulder was dislocated and other
parts Of his body were considerably
brIised. He was able to walk to his
residence when medical aid was sum
moned.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
SEWING MACHINES.
A GENTS WANTED
~ IN WILMINGTON
Y Ar The Davis, Sewing Machine.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business nan. We wish TO arrange with some
good responsible party TO handle our sewing
maclines In this section Of the State, and to
the right parties, will give general agency,
and the best terms direct from the Iiianuiic-
tory. This Will not conflict with.Otller kinds
Of legitimate business, but add an additional
attraction TO II. The machine Is the best In
the world. Has no equal as far as merit Is
concerned. 1t received the highest gold medal
Mt tho Centennial Exhibition oyer all Com
petitOrs for simplicity, durability and Tor the
largest range and variety Of work. The light
est running and easiest to operate. 1t is
simply impossible for any other machine to
y does away with basting. FOR particulars ad-
dress DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Go. ~
IollIu-lyD WATERTowH, N. Y.
or VIM. JOHNSON, OXFORD, PA.
octl-lmd&w.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
", N, KENNARD &C.,,
621 MARKET ST..

erNOTE-Im the selection Of our goods the inter-
customer In kept COnsa ntly I'm view, avoid
ing that in the least doubt giving salts.
faction to the vvearer knowing that taking care
Of those who buy from us II equivalent to taking
care Of ourselves by winning our custOnherS conn-
denCe and their continued patronage.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
DIED.

ALEX AN DER, Oct. 10th. 1878, Jesse II. Al.
exander, aged os years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from
his late residence, No. 50+ West Ninth street,
on Tuesday, Oct. 18th. Services at the house
at2p. m. Intcrment at Mount Salem ceme-
terry. .#.Frt
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
ID Il. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKER & BROK ERS
N. T.. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

FOR SALE.
s shares Gas stock, 20 shares Of Farmers bank
Stock.
8 shares wilmington d Brandywine b'nk st'k.
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED.
10 shares Masonic Hall stock
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil-
ty afforded for persons TO sell invest in
stocks or bonds. tc6lO-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

LNok SALF.--A very fine cow;ealye r
NEW STEAD, l4th and Tatnall. oct25.2tF
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26
THE lrgH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878,
at 2 O'Clock, p. IN,

at2 O'Clock, p. m.,
the following described real estate. viz: All
that certain farm or tract Of land known as
the Forrest Farm and which Is situated in Ap-
pouunimink Hundred, and New Castle COun-
ty, aforesaid, and by II recent survey IL bounded
aud described aS follows. to wit: Beginning
at a stake at the edge of the waters with "A
full pond Of NOXentOwn Mill Pond corner for
lands Vi late John Lyman. now OF JOhn +.
Staats. from thence with lines OF said Staats
south 531q degrees, east 63 $40 perches 10
stone corner a. last aforesaid, south ~ de-
grees west = 81, pcrches to u stone corner as
last aforesaid, south Is degrees. east 2Js per
Ches to u stone corner for said StaaLs land OF
the heirs OF ! lln D. Bird and lands Vt James
DOughten. from thence with DOughten south
AZ degrees west II 8 ~ perche, to a stone cor
ner for said n0ughten'+, from thence with a
line Of : id Doughtcn and others south 1914
degrees east e. j-lO yerchcS to stone in the
Pine tree and Townsend station road. rom
thence with said road toward Townsend sta
ton south 81, 4 z , west N5 $40 perchcs TO
stlke by tho sldcu said road corner for
LANDS late Of Sainupl Mason now Of Van Wag-
Oner from thence v tn lines Oi land OF said
Van Wagner north degrees west 22 perches
to Il small white oak corner aS last aforesaid,
north - degrees cast9 2lU perches to q stake
corner Aforesaid, north 43 degrees west II BIO
pcrches to stake corner ~ last aforesaid,
north 81, degrees west 7-1O perchcs to "A
stake 10 line ui Lands late Of John CHM.
and Herewith north 80 dcgrces east 2-lO per
chrS t. u Il Ike corner for said CHM. rom
thence with said CHM Nud line Of land OF
William Beck north ~ degrees east - $40
pcrches to gate post corner for said Beck
herewith north ~ !rgraes west SO 40 per,
ches to stake by the waters Of the aforesaid
mill pond and binding. from thence with the
waters thereof herewith the courses and dis
tances to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds lI3 acres and 96 rerches,
more or less. having thereon frame dwelling,
barn and out buildings.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty of Pnssinore Fl. Mitchell and Alkaline
his wife, and James Wilson and Mary A
Wilson, terre tenants and to be sold by
ISAAC itRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherfi's office. New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.
Oct26
Daily Republican., 1878-10-26

TAMES& BRO, .t
Importers and dealers In ...
HARDWARE AND CUTL BRYl
PAINTS, OIL, GLASS AND GEM ENT.
NO. 2O4 MARKET STREET'
~ WILMINare,s. DxLAwAR