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The Morning herald., 1878-04-06
: SHERIFF's SALES.
,SHERIFF'S SALE.

"Dg. - IAG 3ybag Tyt.l-q1.fai1 q 4-.. i
BY virtue Of a wt of vesditioni Fxnn,
~, to ine directed WI be exp,s- ,.,l nhiiJ
sale, ~ The af4ys'ie ho, a ShiuIeW
street, ke ! by ] jhn Douss Yty il lie az
OF Whining o.. y ew CASTLE -Ll y, Le'
~ b 5Ll 10 syab baa Ysh.lgny,
the 18th day Of pril. ls7s]
at 2 o'ciocg, p III,
! ,Hlpi-l.i. S-l 1870 L.Snl & Igu. ,...
the following described Real Estate viz /.
+ No 1. All that certain 4 I, piece or mar
';el of land with two story btick messusaa r
here N erected y IN te in the city of WI
rainl ton. Del bOuhdea and desct ib,d as
tormed'by The intersection oi if,s y porth.rr
ly side IF rifJh street, with the easteriv
side Of Walnut street, tfen ce easterly along
the nor herly sioe of Fifth street, teyentSS
feet ten l. ches to the westerly side of aS
alley leading Into rifth etreet, thenca
nOrLhery parallel to Walnut street aloMv
said side tf said alley thirty-two feet to a
corner, 'tnance westerly. parallel to Fifth
easterly side Of Walnut Street, and tbence he ece
|sOathefly satong said side OF said sIreet
thirty 1--we feet TO the corner aforesaid and
place Of beginning. be the ntents thereon
What tnty may. with the privilege and use
NO 2. All that lot of land and frame
nessuage thereon, situate in the city of
Wtimins ton, New Castle county. Della
ware, bOu unded and described as follows. to
wit: Beginning at point on the east side
of French street, sixty-three feet nile
inches from the soutnerly side of Fifth st,
a corner for land now or formerly of James
Bath sbary's heirs. thence eastcrly by their
4 I parallel with Fifth stree,, one hundred
feet, thence south erly parallel with French
street, sixteen +. ct to corner of four feet
wtdS alley. thence westerly along the side
of said four feet wide aI;ey thirty feet
thence southerly four fret to land now or
late Of James Morrow, thence westerly
parallel with the first described line seventy
'norGherly along the easterly side of French
street, tw.nty ieeG T., the I lice OF begin
ming, be the contents what they may, with
q twn story frs me house thereon erected.
Seized and TAX en- In execution as I ne pro-
'perty of David McCu lin, and to be sold by
l.:.,.-ss- ISAAC CRU oB. sheriff,
Sheriff g Office. New Castle. Mar. 26, 1878.
Z apro"tb f4.'. .ag d. Ir.. ,-'t-.
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sHERIFFs SALES.
.,HERIFf's san1,,

L
Bxyirtue of writ OF Lsvari Esc.as to
me dire. ted. will he exposed to public hal.
at the Lafaye te Hotel. S4l fhipley street
!, cot by Jhn j. nnu.h H'v, In the city o
Wi mingtor, NV Cas .ecJunty, Dslaw ire
TEbTE ,DAy. the nth day Of April. 1875
+ 9tz O'GiOUa p III. ~ fi'c
The following d, scribed real estate, viz. l.
Wis. All those two certain lots or parcels O.
land lying and bel X situated In the city o.
Wllmiugio :, bou&ded and described as lol,
lows, to wit:
NO. l.-Bexinnirg at the intersection o
the Tor ,iierly side VI Lowering A enue
with the westerly side'of Harrison street
DheL co In o weEJerly direction along sald
size OF Lowering Avenue al7 feet Zinc es To
the e,lstsrly ST g OF franklin str, et, thence
IN norttIer y dil ection along said side o!
Frank lin street, ,A%--ft more or less, to the
! long ~ ill race lhence oown said long, nil
race by the several cotfl ses and istances
\ thereof to the wesi eriy side 0fiHarrisOB
street th-nce In y southerly direction
along said side cf Harrison street-AAf II
m re or less to tue place OF Deg niDg, be the
contents what they may.
No. -Besinulpg at tue corner made by
side Of Rr, ON street, with the northerfy
side roc Lowering Avenue b19 feet inches tC
the ives erjy side OF rapk In stre,t, the c.
in a nertherly direction along said stdet :
Franz lin Straet fleet, more or less to the
long mill race, thence westerly along said
long III race b the several courses and
distaoes the eOl to The said line of the east
erly SIDE o: Broom street. and thence south
erly a4o.g said line to he place of begin.
ming, be The contents within said bounds
whatthey may H.E%A%G 81 ~ L1T2
Seized snd taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Morris McDt W II ard isabella b,
his wife. and t.lt.'s, and tObe sold by o. ll+
Ia1d53soI5 ,b!IsAAC GRUB Sheriff.
sher,ff's Office, New Castle. March 26, 1878.
bgl apr2rtsal" s.t ~ . ,rgr a3t A..
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CHERRIES SALE.

- BY virtue Of writ G" Ais. eyaria Facias
TO me directed. WIFI be exposed to euOiic
sale at the Lafayette Hotel S4l ship!ey a..
kept by Johr J. Dougherty in the city of
Wilninton, New CasJle County, Della
ware. on
WEDNESDAY, tie 18th day Of April, 1878.
at2 O'ciack, H! 81. ..
The following described Real Estate viz:
All those two lots. pieces and parcels Of
land, situate in the city of Wilmington.
with large brlolS dwelling, brick bakery,
stabli1g. &c , thereon erected, Bcgir ming
at a stake on the n rlbsrTy side os kifth
street, between ratnail and West streets. at
John BradleJ'S line, formerly Whitelock,
thence with the same nor rinety-two
degrees, east IS feet 10 a corner stake thence
sonth fifty eight degrees east with Samuel
McLane liue rs es' inches to the West-
erly SIDE of Tatnall street, fhe' ce there
W tn south 70 d grees west G5 feet TO the
aid side of Fifth street. md Lherca there.
with north So degrees wet ~ feel inches
to the place of beginning be the conteuts
more or less Cook Q, volume page 352
&c.
Sezed and taken In execution as the
rr' party Of Robert ia lor, All vivi gm IT.
gagor, and t., and 10 be sold by
Isaac CRU 81, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. New Castle, Mar. 20, 1878.
OTIS,
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rRIoHTFuL OIL prsXsTER-ExpEosIoN Ann
SAD LOSS OF LIFE YESTERDAY MORNING,

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SAD LOSS OF LIFE YESTERDAY MORNING
sLAyINeroN, Pa, Aprl ga friehtfu
accident occu red heSe ibis potpipg- on th'
Lshigh Valley road. Freight train No. 40
leaving Mauch Chunk about ten minutes
after four this morning. reached here ant
the engineer stopped to cool.
While waiting, engine 154 drawing 40 OF
tanks and 4 freight from Mauch Chunl
came along ard rsn INTO the -tfa!n Of traiI
! No. A. The Jar threw several cars from
the track, exploded the engine, broke th'
bridge, which is tota wreck, and precip1
itated, some fifteen OIL tanks into gTroul
The oil tanks caught fire and had 1t no,
been for the presence of'imind of Charles
Ruth Of Reading, who suggested that the
cara of the rear portion train be uncoupled
and by main force pushed them back one
by one, the entire town would have beer
destroyed - ", .ii1 -, I
Twenty cars were pushed back, and the
wind blowing south from the town prevent.
ed any further damage. The machine shop
and foundry offBrown & Williams IL total
loss, estimated at $3o, ,00o,Y with no .insur-
sncs. 'i a sssa.,l,3 x, ...,,
During the fire there was an explosion Of
an oil tank, In which two men were killed.
and from fourteen to fifteen severely burned,
some very seriously The Lehigh Valley
depot took fire and was not extinguished
until It. was nearly destroyed. . ~ y H.
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TE.Ll.EGRAMs.
srnE EAsrssa wAH.
TEE MILITARY sITuATIoN,

IL nibALAAt piLVAAAoNSfy ~ F,,.
Losnsx, April, Ths military situ.'
tion is beginning to attract attention. Tn'
Sssvian oeclpatioa Aof Bulgaria as fafta,
Plevna ID believed 10 be intended to eovsI
Russian TROOPS which VIII ibe concentrated
sauth Of the BslkansT lAt the same time
there are ::indications, that the, Russian
troops lately at Sofa and north Of Adria1
pole are moving towards the southeast
perhaps because II d considered advisable
to strengthen as much as possible the army
eithe Grand Duke Nicholas, or itmay be
theintention to abandon the lines Of land
Communication, and rely almost exclusively
for the conveyance ofreserves and supplies
on. marine transport over the Black Sea, il
consequences Of the attitude Of the ReumaI
mans. 4 urnaa N4!a ctn,t l. a. u
KEEPING THE BRITISH FLEET OUT OF THE
.4aYcYy i-,. BLACK SEA. ! CRt.H. pei.
From the latter point of view It is very
snasural to infer that the Russians will do
everything possible TO keep the British feet
out Of the Black Sea, though it 10 not be-
lieyed here that even the occupation of the
northern shore Of the Bosphorus by the
Russians would prevent Admiral Hornby
from forcing passage Some Russian di-
visions are now echelonned on the road to
Buyukders and re- total force of about
10000 troops COLLECTED within an easy stis
king distance. Between these and Buyukt
dere there are some Turkish brigrades,
witch could probably hold the place till asE
sisrance arrived, If energetically employed
and loyalty commanded ip cooperation
with the British, but they must In time, be
overwhelmed, for the Russians, allowing
or all deductions, could still muster at
least seventy five thousand combatants in
front of CoDstantlnople. ..--a
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! NOTICE-I, Patrick O'Donnell, ho here
ny give notice that shall apply to the
judges Of the Court Of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day OF May next
being the first day the May term, A. D., 1878,
fora license to keep an Inn. or,Tavern, at
2lO1 Market street. being" the NV. corner
of 2Ist aud Market street, In the. 9th ward,
Of the city of wilmington, to selliutoxicat,
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart.
to beHdrunk on the premises. and the fol-.
lowing respectable citizens recommend the
said application, to wit:
VIM f. Baylis. Vim Todd
| TenJamln McIlvain, John Brooks,
John 9lmn, T l. Mousley,
oesse Jonnson, Joseph Uluff,
lewis Llnderman, John Carson
John Cummlns, Richard Kinselle
~ WlIllam Barclay, James Stewart,
Samuel II Chalfant, isaac DJiin'
9usGaVus keolcK. John G Keoick.
y H*aley fatrick Hagarty,
bernard McVeys David Moore.
John Il Plerson, John McIiwee, r
Martin Farrell.
apre'at PATRICK oBoNNELL.
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GHEkIEF5 SALk.

IGHERlFF'S SALk. To-,
| BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
| to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the hotel of VIM b. Hollis, at
Townsend, in ppoquinimink hundred
| New Castle County, Delaware, on ~"
TUESDAY, the 2sd day of April, 1878, al
- lo'clock, p. m. .,...
The following described zeal estate, viz;
Ali that certain plantation consisting of
! two tracts or parcels of land situated In
Black bird huudred, formerly Appoquin1-
| mink hundred. aforesaid, ssverally bound.
ed ano described as follows, 10 wit: Be.
ginning at the Long Bridge over the north
| west branch of DUCK Greek aud in the mtd-
die Of the poud leading TO the thorough.
fare, TIL ence down the middle OF the Said
road, aud with the land of John Fenni.
more's heirs north 50 deg. east ssventeen n
perches to q corner in the load, thence 81
deg. east nine cen perche ther ce north "a
deg. easI IS perches and 2-l0 10 corner In
tine wood for the allotm 4nt marked No. 2
herei after made, thence with the line OF
said al oiment north SO 10 deg, east % l-2
SO deg. west 252 10 perches to.a .taA thence
north 81 deg east 81 perches TO q o. sake,
thence nor,h forty five degrees west l72
perches to q corner IN the line Of Isaac
Watkiu's laud south "a deg west II percnes
10 the strea Of the northwest branch Of
Duck Creek, thence down the several
courf9s and distances Of the sal branch
and binding herewith about two hundred
and Din perches to the place OF beginning
containi g 147 acres of land, be the same
more or less being the same land and
premi1es which william Temple Dy inden-
ture bearing date the 2Sth day OF Novem-
Der, A. D., 1851, with two-s ory frame
hous4, brick biichen, brick smoke house.
frame barn and other outbui lngs thereon
orected . ....-..
No. 2. Beginning at q stake corner for
Land late of Mary Ann Laanaster nov of
said Napol- Gu b. Dsakynt, aud Herewith
south a2 neg west "a perches 10 stake cor
ner IS aforesaid, thence 'outh So deg, east
rs 2 10 per hes to a stake corner az afol O.
said, thence sou h 81 Ia deg: west 32ana5-I0
perches to corner in the Thourough' are
neck amt Smyrna Road, thence with the
said road wards thoroug hfare neck north
"a deg. east 5-lO pefches to stake in said
road corner for land belonging to Susan
Crusen, thencs with With the line of susan
Crusen aEd binding herewith north 58
deg east about 70 p0rches to a stake now
In line of and now of G I I. B. kerna-
dot DeakyIe, Andf; ON the last mentioned
stake a direct iine 10 the place of begin
ming containirg Is acres more or less W tn
~ story frame hou and log barn
thereon erected. - =
seizsd and taken in execution a. the pro.
perry OF Napoleon b. Deak yne and Mary
Ann, his wife, and -. 3 Deakyne and his
wife, It's. snd TO be sold by
Al, il. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
She ifs Office. New Castle, April LIST, 1878.
APPS is 'H.
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DOMEsTIU.
: MoNTaoMHRY BLAIR AT THE CAPITAL

MONTGOMERY BLAIR AT THE CAPITAL.
wAsHrNaToN, April 5.-Montgomer
Blair visits the Capital daily to talk wit
members of Congress on the subject
displacing President Hayes. He says 1t
not his cause, but that of the people of th
State of Maryland, who did not pass th,
resolutions on his account, or because O
his personal popularity, for the Demecrat,
In the Legislature gave him only two vote
for the United States Senator.
THE PRESIDENT TO BE ELECTED BY 4
nj DIRECT POPULAR VOTE.
The House Committee on the revision oi
the laws regulating the counting OF electoral
votes for President and Weep resident, at !
meeting, held last night, agreed to the
proposition providing for the election of the
President and Vice-President by direct
vote of the people.
A STRIKE ON THE ATcHIsoN, TOPEKA ANb
fyaJ l.r-a6 SANTA FEE RAILROAD.
TOPEKA, KS, April 5.-At noon yesterday
1t was announced that the engineers and
fremen on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad had struck all along the line
from Atchison and Kansas City to Pueblo
As rule the trains were run to the end of
the division and there abandoned. There
was but little disturbance among the men
Trains were sent out east and south, manned
BY, employees Of the machine shops and
Others. Sheriff Deshraw, of Shawnee
county, and Sheriff Conner, of Lyon county,
accompanied the trains. Much effort was
made to prevent the substituted men from
working, but no absolute violence offered.
The officers of the company are resolute,
and declare that they will find men to run
the trains and will not employ the strikers
agaiH. The freight traffic on the eastern
division is suspended. On the western
divisions trains are NOV ing as usual. The
strikers complain of insufficient wages and
Ill treatment.
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| NOTICE.-T, William Reese, do hereby
| IN give notice that shall apply in writ.
ing to the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery o.
| the state of Delaware. in and for the county
Of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day ol
the next May Term Of the said Court, for q
license to Keep an Inn or Tavern at Mt
Pleasant, in School District No. 81, Mill
Creek hundred, New Castle county Dell, to
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quaint les
than one quart. TO be drunk on the premi.
ses and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application. to wit:
Lewis Miller, Christian Sesterhenn,
Frank Whiteman, Jonn Lafferty,
Levega Jackson, William Foote, Sr,,
Samue! Graves. Phillip T. Pierson,
Fra X Farst, Peter Conne,l
James Springer John Faust.
apr6 St WILLIAM RE. SE.
NOTICE.-I, Mary Fl. Schofeld, do here.
IN by r.yf n'tice that / shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware in and for the county of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 9Th day of May next,
being the, first day of the May term, A.. D :,
1878, for license to keep an Inn or Tavern
at No. 8l5 Market street, In rhe Fifth Ward
of the city of wilmington, to sell intoxicat.
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the PR misses, and the tol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend this
said application. to wit
8 8 Adams. Levi q Bird,
James MCGOWAN. John X Kane.
Bernard B. Hassan, w A Larnotte
Evett 81 Wells, Francis N Buck
Thomas Fedigan, VIC Gibbons
A n Grimshaw, Willard Springer.
Harry Lape. Joseph ] Breen
John w Gibson, Ignatius G Grubb
II j Gosiin. AGiven.
Jno P Donohoe, Henry Pepper,
VIM. M Holt, g r Smith
EdW Strauss; Thos Culbert,
Chas Z tri,z.
ap: 6-3t MARY H. SCHOFIELD.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of writ o. Levari Facias. to
me directed. will be exposed to Eublic Sale
at, the hotel of John Elliott, in The. Wilt ge
Of Cnristiapa, in White Clay Creek Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware, on !.
MONDAY, the 22d day Of April; A. d. 1878,
10 efl Sc atl O'Clock, p M. na.I bur
The following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
la dsttuale, bingand being on the south
side of While Clay Creek, IN White Clay
Creek hund ed aforesaid, bounded by lands
Of MARY Candy and braham gRothwell
and by White Clay Creek, containg about
seventy acres of land, more or less, with a
two s'ory frame and stone house and frame
barn thereon erected.
n seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Ann Medil who hassurvived her
husband Devid Medili deceased. and Lewis
Morrison, co-mortsagor,s aud t. t's, and to
be sold by ' :, -.
a, Sheriff Office, New Castle, April, Sd, 1873.
alT5-tS '''. w
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By virtue Of q writ of vendit Joni Exponas
tt roe directed, will be ex posed to public sale
at the hotel Of Benj u. Longland In the
village of St. Georges. in Red Lion Hundred
New Caste county, DEL, on
FRIDAY the 10th day Of April 1873 A. D. at 2
O'Clock P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All those certain l. Is or pieces of land
with the appurtenances. situated, l. ing
| ind being In the village OF 81. Georges
Red Lion hundred, New Castle county,
| Delaware and on the westt rly side of the
State Road com monty called Main street,
respectively bounded and described as fol-
lows: No ], Beginning at corner on
J I'm II. Calder, and running thence with
said Calder's lie south 81 deg. ives 145 2-1O
Feet to land formerly of VIM. HurlocK,
thence with said Hurlock's II. sonth 45 la
leg. east 81 IS 100 feet, thence north 50 deg.
east lbs $40 feet to Main rect. thence wi b
Main street north 40 deg. " est 63 IS 100 feet
to the place fbe, ,inning, together W tn q
frame dwelling house and shed thereon
erected.
No.2. Beginning at a stone on the vest
| eriy sidn OF said Man strc ct, corner for
lands o, M. A. Osborne, and run nning thence
| with said last menti0u,d d line sOatn SO l.2
deg. west 15S fest 10 lands fcTmsrly of VIM.
Hurlock, thence With said Hurlock's line
| d
corner store, thence by a new iue running
| N DOugh the centre of douhe hous north
81 l-2deg east about Leo feet to new corner
slone ut the side o he aforesaid street,
thence with said st eet 39 12 deg. west q
zee, to the ace OF beginning, containing
within tshid bounds about ifH tquare te. /
| SO one-h1f iuieIest al estate in q Two
| feet wide alley or lane adjoiLing aud p,ral-
| lei to the southerly sIdo 81 piece OF land
| herein described az sos, said last men
tior ed lot be ng adjoining the above oes-
cribrd premises ard on The soutIerly side
thereof together with the frame dwe'ling
house. framt stable, aud utneI oatbuildings
| erected thereon
No. 8. BegiInirg g at at new corner 81 one
| on The es,ern side OF The ia 9 Road or
Mnin street aforesaid, and on the northerly
| SIDE of Q. 10 feet alley or lane dividing his
running thence with said road or street
nor,h 80 end one-half deg. west q feet to a
4 stone or new corn r, th5nce with n new
line and running th ough he csptre OF II
double dwelling hous. south 59and one
one Ia a line Of land formerly of VIM.
Hurlock thence with said HurIoc S line
issout1 46d+g. east n IT. 3 In. to q lew cor
ner stone on the westerly size of the afore-
said alley or lHn Q, thence with the said al
ley lane nYrth SO ard one half deg east
/ about 100 and 4S feet TO the place of begi"-
mug. cor tanning W, htn said bounds aSout
S,l29 1ee', also, op...half int rest and est. to
| In the aforesaid alley or lane situated on
the southerly al eot i'd LOT bin ing there
! on and running parallel ther with to .ether
| with the frame twal inv house anne stable
out hui dinss and i'm provements erected
thereon -
| ~e zed and taken in execution as the pro-
! oerty Of John Il. alder, and to be 81 Id by
/ n. .lI UGSAsC u sGtFBB, Sherin
| sheriffs ONCE, New Castle. April 1st, 1878.
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"WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1878
.tay3 sa- at2 o'clock. Pi N. .,I. L..

| WEDNESDAY, the Hth day OF April, I87s
ray3 sa, at2 o'clock. Pi NJ. !gl -.,. "a.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
\ -. AL those, seyera. al res, ectiv4 tracts cl
1 parceisbf land situate in and around the
y city of Wilmington aforesaid, ,severally
| bounded aud desc ibed as follows to wit
| o No. 1-Situate in New Castle hundred In
said coun y, co taining with Sc Id boun ds
| BY computation. two acres and nineteen
perches OF land more OR less, being the
same premises conveyed to Robert Taylor
BY Will NJ Peoples and wife, March 20
1851. Book 2 vols page 22l, etc. ,.. 49,.
NO 2--Sttu'te In Cnristiana hundred
thirty-fve perches of land n ore or less
being the same land and premises which
James Morrison and wife conveyed to Rob.
ert Taylor. Book vol. pssss6 etc.
No.3.--AIl tn, Sc two c ain tracts pieces
or parcels of land situate in New Castle
", No. cont lining four acres and 10 perches
more or less and No. 0con taining two and
q half acre more o less. being the same
land and premises which ~illiam Webb
and wi'e and Edward Webb conveyed to
Rob.rt Taylor, March q, le56 BOX X,
No. 4.-Situate in New Castle hundred
aforesaid containing three scres, three
roOds and thirty perches o. land, be the
same more or less, being the same land g. d
premises which William McCaulley and
William Bright, assignees OF thomas
Smith, on the 9Th day OF Marc. :, A. D., 1862,
did grant and confirm unto Ro ert Taylor,
Book II, yo u, page 1885, LIB ..-...
No. 81 uate in the city of Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded by eeventh street, Jack .
son street and others he the content more or
less, being the same emises which VIII.
liam Morrow and wife conveyed to Robert
Taylor, December O. 1857. Book o, vol 8,
page 434, etc. containing altogether fifteen
acres and thirty flour perches more or less.
Seized end taken In execuLon as the
property of Robert Taylor, and to be sold
by .,0 .... $1,000.
L71 ISAAC GRnBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Of1ce, New Castle, March 26th
A. D, 1878,
apr3-ts - - - IL -
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BAD CANCER REMOVED

.9 WILMINGTON, Del, April 4th, 1878.
To whom 1t may concern III 9 ! f".. /.
This is to certify that Dr. stearns, who
is stopping at the Clayton House, removed
BAD SANGER from my face In EIGHT DAYS,
without the KNIFE OR PAIN. IAj - cA
OF l s24 MRS. DAVID w. HALL, ~ !
q q ..,. -. mo, 3IT 62S East Seventh street.
Witness-Mrs. George Lambert. ~
e N.4B.-The cancer may he seen at the
office Of Drs, Stearns aud Wilson, at the
Clayton House. 'e,,. ~. a~',,''.,r