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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24
The Symbol OF Hope.

There is bird that mariners call the
frigate Bird" of strange habits and of
strange power. Men see him in all
climes, but never yet has human eye
seen him near the earth. With wings
of mighty stretch, high borne, he sails
along. Men of the far north see him
moving on amid auroral fires, sailing
with set wings amid those awful flames,
taking the color of the waves light
which swell and heave around him.
Men in the tropics see him of hottest
noon, his plumage all incarnadined by
the fierce rays that smite innocuous
upon him. Amid their ardent fervor
he bears along, majestic, tireless. Never
was he known to stoop from his lofty
line of flight, never to swerve. To
many he is myth: to all mystery.
Where is his perch? Where does he
rest a? Where was he bred? None
know. They only know that above
cloud, above the reach of tempest,
above the tumult of transverse currents,
the bird of heaven-so let us call him
on self-supportiug vans that disdain to
beat the air on which they rest, moves
gradually on. So shall my hope be.
At either pole of life, above the clouds
of sorrow, superior to all tempests. on
lofty and tireless wing, scorning the
earth, it shall move along. Never shall
it stoop, never swerve from its sublime
line of fight. Men have seen it in the
morning of my life; they shall see it in
its hot MONDAY; and when the shadows
fall, my sun having set (using your style
of speech, but using mine when the
shadows disappear, my sun having risen)
the last they see of me shall be thil
hope of gain in dying, as it sails out OIL
steady wing, and disappears amid tn,
everlasting light.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24
Cured by the Sting OF Bees.

The German papers tell story of a
woman living in the neighborhood of
Prague, who suffered go severely from
gout in the arm that she could not OBJ
tain rest or sleep, and the limb in which
the disease had settled was rendered
entirely useless. Her husband having
heard of countryman who had been
entirely cured of rheumatism after be-
ing accidentally stung by a bee, per-
suaded her to try this disagreeable
remedy, which, as he pointed out,
could hardly prove so painful as the
disease. She consented, and allowed
three bees to be placed on her arm, and
to sting her in several places. Surpris-
ing results ensued the patient soon
afterward fell into long and deep
sleep, the first real sleep she had en-
joyed for six months, after which the
acute pain disappeared, and when the
swelling produced by the stings had
subsided the arm recovered the power Of
motion, and the gout has not since reap.
peared.-Druggists' Circular.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24

In the Tyrol, almanacs are still pub
Eshed with pictures instead OF reading
matter, after the ancient fashion, before
types had been invented. They are very
beneficial to those ignorant even of the
alphabet, who understand that the figure
of saint means holiday; plow. the
time to break the soil (; clover-leaf, the
season for seeding an ak, the time to
chop wood. A hand denotes cold (; a
mouth wind pitcher, rain, and hat,
warm weather.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24

"Here I am for you |" were the last
words of Mehemet Ali as he rushed out
from the burning tower at Jachova into
the midst of his assassins. He was
ruthlessly cut down with 200 attendants.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24

There are 70, 900 acres devoted to hops
in England. To cultivate these lands
costs yearly about 80, 500, 600, and the
average value of the product for the last
thirty years has been about $40, 1000
yearly.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24

The latest idea in England is glass
furniture. Glass can be worked into
most extraordinary and lovely forms,
and we receive the almost incredible as
surance that it is more durable than
wood, and is exceedingly cheap.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24
TIMELY TOPICS.

The British consul in Pekin puts the
deaths from famine in China at 1000, 600.
The province of Shansi alone lost 5,000,-
600.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24

wood, and Is exceedingly cneap.
The Russian government has de-
termined to send scientific exploring
expedition to the lofty tableland OF Cen.
tral Asia, known as the pamir, or root Of
the world. It will consist of topogra.
pher and two botanists, who will be ac-
companied by an escort Of Cossacks.
The imperial Russian commission ap-
pointed to inquire into the army frauds
have reported. They state that the
corruption and venality was widespread.
Five hundred officers, including forty
colonels, are accused by the commission
of misappropriation of money during the
late war.
Throughout France gardening is
practically taught in the primary and
elementary schools. There are, at
present, twenty-eight thousand of these
schools, each of which has a garden at
tached to it, and is under the care of a
master capable of imparting knowl-
edge of the first principles of horticul-
ture. ...... ..
An English steamer lately made a stop
at Lord Howe Island, in the South Pa
cifc. It had just twenty-five inhabi-
tants-men, women and children-who
very rarely heard anything of the rest
of the world. They were said to live in
happy content, their only complaint
being the want of a schoolmaster and of
clothing. -,. ....
1t is said by the Chicago Inter- Ocean
that Senator Jones, Of Nevada, when he
started for the West, in August, was, in
his own estimation, broken in fortune,
although five years ago he was worth
five millions. Extravagant living and
reckless giving, according to the Inter-
Ocean, has reduced him. The recent
lift in miningstOck has, however, brought
him in million and half. .H
A curious package was retained as
unmailable in the searchers' depart
ment at the New York postoffice not long
ago. 1t was a small tin case containing
very beautiful insect of the spider
species. 1t was addressed to Sir John
Lubbock, the banker -entomologist, OF
London. The spider was nearly an inch
in length. The body, head, and legs
were of a glossy black color, but the
pelvic sac was covered with velvety
growth of fine hair of brilliant orange
hue. The insect was alive, and was sup
piled with provision in the shape of a
lump of sugar fastened to the bottom Of
the tin case.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-24
Items of Interest.

A we'll read officer-General news.
Butter was in use 4, 900 years ago. d
A Vienna firm is making beautiful
slippers of woven glass.
There are in the United States nearly
800 pottery establishments.
One million hands are engaged in rails
ing and manufacturing tobacco.
Very fine sulphur has been discovered
in great quantities at Chillan, Chill.
A bachelor merchants advice in select
q wife sect hold of a piece OF calico
that will wash"
More than one-half the population of
France depends on agriculture as
means of living.
ga teacher who will preserve order
or break heads" is advertised for by a
Kansas school board. .........
The Anglo-Saxons used what they
called living money, that is to say slaves,
as medium Of exchange.
Some thoughtful person thinks it is
easier to get up with the lark when
you 60 to bed without one.
The youth who stubbornly says: ':;I
don't care," soon finds that the world
has the same opinion of him.
Only two-thirds of the area of Italy,
capable of production, are cultivated,
while the balance lies waste.
The measures adopted in Prussia for
the determination of the Colorado beetle
have been entirely successful.
Aggravating-To think up a good
Joke after going to bed, and not be able
to recall word of it next morning.
One style of hat for ladies is called the
"huzza." That is because it is so
cheerful for the husband who pays the
bills. -. ........ ...-
He that runs may read-a great many
things concerning his character, especi-
ally if he runs for an Office. ce.-Edenburg
Herald.
THREE PLY RHYMES.
The day was waning, when I, nigh by
A large and knotty oak, joke spoke .
To this effect 81 know you grow
From a small sprout out stout;
Excuse the query-But now how bough
Your stately branches, as big pig twig e..
And acorns MUNICH ?" Then the tree de-
Termined not to be by fun undone,
Gave q rough bark, g Hark dark -.
Eyed maiden, I'd as leaf chief grief,
or my broad chest rest-guessed
But never told. Hold hold -......
Young mortal and ere my root shoot scoot!'
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
HERALD NOTES.

Congressman Stone, of Iowa, is Blk iee'
elk.
A deficiency of between six thousand anu
seven thousand dollars has been discovered
In the accounts of the Baltimore Board o.
Health, and an Investigation is now gong
on.
Esouimaux Joe, of New London. Conn,
has engaged to accompany, as guide, me
expedi' ion in search Of the Franklin records,
projected by Lieutenant Schwatka, OF the
Third Regiment United States cavalry.
All the glass manufactures ia Baltimore
have suspended operations, and over three
hundred skilled workmen are thrown out
of employment thereby. 1t is expected
that the factories will remain closed until
next October,
Congressman Townsend, speaking OF New
Jersey, saws "New Jersey, which Zoo
made last of all things that was made, ior
it 10 said that when God completed the work
of creation he had load OF sand over anu
dumped it down on the shore OF the Atlantic
and called It New jersey" . (.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
A SLAVES TRIU MPH.

A special despatch from Cinclnnati says
The iury In the United States Court wh1cf
had heard the case of Henrietta Woods, al
old slave, against Zebulon Ward for abdue-
tion in 1858, brought in verdict giving hei
s2,5eO damages. In her suit Mrs: WoodE noa
claimed dam ages to the amount OF Slo'ooo
and her attorneys are endeavorlug to ob5aii
a new trial, on the ground that the Jury,'
award is not sufficient. Her term OF slavery
after the abduction took place was tel
years, though In her testimony she claimed
to have labored for her master In Texas
several years after the Emancipation act
Ward, the defendant in the case, is reputeo
wealthy, and is. lessee Of prison labor in the
State of Arkansas.
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uHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias to
me directed. will be exposed to public sale
ut tho Lafayette Hotel, Sal Ehipley street.
kept by John J. Dougberty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Dell, on
WEDNESDAY. the lst day Of May. A, b..
1878. at o'clock, p, IN.
The 70 lowing described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated in the city of Wilmington. aforesa i'd.
bounded aud desorib d as follows, to wit +:
Heginniug on the wet teriy side of Walnut
street a. the distance of 60 feet from tie
corner rmed by the Intersection of The
norLher;y tide OF Front sJI eet, with the
ives erly side of Walnut street, thence
westerly parallel with Front street ~ feet
to cerner, thence no therly parallel with
Walnut street u feet to another corner.
thence easterly parallel with Front street
~ feet to the W. wcsterly side Of Walnut street
thence southerly along said side Of aaid st.
70 feet TO the p ace of beginning. be the
contents within said bounds what they
may Book A, VOLS, page s., ar., with a
three story brick house ani two story
back building ther con erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Theodore chmitt, decs ased (Tnos
j. Melicn, ,administrator OF Theodore Sch
mitt, deceased. } and to re sad by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff
She if's Office New astle, April ", 1873.
.aprl8-sl
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SHERIFFs SALES,
yHERIFFs sALA,, saA.ln 4 70

SHERIFF's sALAv &A,ln AEo
By Sr;ss e Et e assa Ess Essss
Sale, at the hotel OF VIM. b. hollis, at
Townsend, In Appoquinimink hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, ni!10ss1
TUESDAY, the I'D day Of April 1878. st
The following aescrISea SaSss X Psap sstst.,o w;
All that certain plantation cSpsastfhg or
two tracts or ,pad cells Of land situated in
mss ess sslns
ginning atthe obg Bfiaso ovef thenorth
west b anch of Duck Creek md tnthemid-
die OF the pond leading 70 the thorough:
road, aud with the land Of John Fenni.
more's heirs north 90 deg. east seventeen
perches to q corner ~ the oads sthehce 81
deg, east nine, cen perche thel &C, north "a
the wood for the allotm snt marhed No. 9
herein after made. theice with the line Of
said al oiment north SO "a degs1eas st % Ia
perches TO q cOrnpt stake set, thence north
SO deg. west 25 2 lOps riches toa -tak thence
north 81 deg least 81 perches !o9af stake
thence north forty 1--we degrees west l72
perches to q corner ang the8 nne OF Isaac
Watkiu's laud south "A deg west 115 perches
10 thy stream Of the northwest branch Of
Duck Greek, thence, down dheGseveral
=
and binding Herewith about two hunured
and nine percbes to the place OF beginning
containif y l47 acres Of land, be the same
more or less being the same land and
premises which william Temple Dy inden-
lure bearing date the 18th day of N0vem-
ber, A. D.. 1851, with a twors, ory frame
h lusa, brick kiichen, brick smoke house.
frame barn and other out buildings thereon
erected. ..,,.U,.4.rt ..,s.etL bg9
No. 2. Beginning at stake corner for
land late of Mary Ann Lancaster nov OF
said Napoleon B, Dtakyn+, aud herewith
south 90 Geg, west "a perches 10 stake cor
net ss Aforesaid. thence outh 53 deg. east
rs 2 10 per hes to o stake co,ner as afore-
SAID, thence south 81 ~ deg: west 32and5-l0
perches to . corner in the Thouroughfare
neck and Smyrna Road, thence with the
said road towards sthoroughfaTe neck north
n deg. east 5-l0 perches to stake N said
road corner for land belonging to Susan
Crusen, thence with wi tn the line of Susan
Crusen and binding herewith. nerth SS
deg east about 20 perches to stake now
10 u lioe OF and now of G, IaIr b. IRerna-
dot Deskyne, and Fl ON the last mentioned
stake direct inc to the place of begin
ming, contsini.g & u acres more oc tess,w IN
q ~ story frame hou re and log barn
thereon erected, ra T. sl5V 8 = As-. .r
Seized and TAX en-, in execution q the pro
p6rty of NapoleOn B. ljeaKyne and Mary
Ann, his wife, and u. Is. Deakyne and his
wife, I. ts. and to be sold by ...;yr I....
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff,
She iff"s Once. New Castle. April LIST, 1875
AprJ tS " 81 Jlna .}..-%-A JA-'''~'. g.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o. Of G. T., Sixth ard
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No, 8, I. o. O. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. o. O. F.,
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. .A.M,
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
ut Jr. OE A NJ Hall, 5li market street,
Delaware tribe, No l o R N, at Mar
10 Bnilding, 9th and shipley,
Excelsior Lodge, z of P, at K Of Hall
2l4 market,
washington Camp P o 8 Of A, At Me-
Clarey's Building.
Pioneer Council, No 1, Sovereigns of In
dustry, ct McClary's Building.
Mt Calvary Dncampment, No19 K of M
meet severy alternate Friday evening, o
McClary Hall.
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y HERIFF'S SALE.

@ y HERIFF'S SALE. ~
- ~ rIF F Gg'EEEl
BY virtue OF writ of Levari Fac!as, TO
me directed, will be exposed to Pubic sate
at the hotel OF VIM B Hollis, at Town
send, in AppcquiniminKI hundred, New
Castle county, Delawa:e, oa a,4-t.
TUESDAY, the 2Si day of April, 1871, at1
o'clock, p. m.
The following described real es'ate, viz:
All that piece or parcel OF land ana
PREMISES situate in Blackbird hundred,
formerly Appopuinimink hundred, New
Castle county, Del bounded as follows. 10
wit: Beginning at stake In the Paw Paw
Branch; corner tor land of John X. Reese,
thence down said branch north SO deg. and
Is minutes east TO perches to o stake IN the
edge of said bran cb. thence with new llne
now made and with land Of Benjamin
Money north II Id deg west 80 80 pc :ches
TO small chestnut sap'ipg by cart ROAD.
thence north 80 1. deg. west 40 9-10 perchoss
to stake in the centre of public road
leading from Prlce's Corner to Murpheys
Mill, the ce direct line and partly with
Q d road to the p ace of beginning, c,n-
tslntng twelve &c res aud 100 square perches
OF land, be the same more or less, with
frame house thereon erected.
Seized and takol In execution as Inc
property OF Samuel Graham and Jane his
wife, t. t., aud to be sold by '.
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff. -o
Sherif's Offlce, New Castle. April lst, lo'o'
apr6-ts JOB ,'+.'A "- "'
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NOTICE,-I, VIM. B. Curripder do hereby
give notice that shall apply In writings to
the Judges o! 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 Msy next,
A. D 1878, being the first day Of the next
May term Of said Court, for license 10
keep an Inn or Tavern, known as the
Ctristiana Hotel, in the village of Christiana
School D strict No. A, in white Clay Creek
huudred, New Castle county and State OF
Delaware to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart to be drunk on
the premises. aud the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application,
TO wit:
VIM + Smaley g. Marshall
Iemuel Ru ler L. J. G. Elmer
Wllitam Cam j. hn smith
John Wayne David = Leach
John BAL Jan es DAVIS
Geo w Curlinder samuet But er
VIM G Caulk Robert McCar!er
John + Leach
VIM B. LURRINDER.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
PENINSULAR NEWS.

The Spring session Of the Kent County
Court commences at Dover next Monday.
Encouraging reports concerning the
wheat and grass crops come up from down
the State.
The dwelling house of T. N. Chance, in
Talbot county, was destroyed by fire en-
Sunday last.
Ut. Staats, in Thoroughfare Neck, this
county, has sn eve with four larabs. They
are two weeks old aRd grazing finely.
The adjutsnt general of Maryland will
visit Queen Anne's county on the 26th, for
the purpose of inspecting the militia Of that
county.
tits contemplated to have one session OF
Court day during the present session OF
Court in Dover, commencing at 10 and ad-
journing at o'clock.
The grand juryof Somerset county found
eighty-three indictments during It's late
session, including violations Of the liquor
law, dredging without license, homicide,
assault and battery, etc.
On Sunday last q colored man named
Ben. Smith, charged with torse stealing
escaped from the Jail at Easton, but after
. six hours chase, in which one hundred
men participated, he was recaptured.
Theodore Mannering, near severson'l
Chapel, has, it Is said, the best growr
wheat In Kent county. A week ago u
measured 26 inches. Tilghman Foxwell'l
fed is considered the best on the " Alley
road.
Mrs. Margaret Maddox, aged seventy -fv
years, after giving evidence before the gran,
jnry Of Somerset county, on Wednesds,
last, attempted to rise from her chair, bu
fell and died in tive hours. Her diseas
was apoplexy.
The fish season In Dorchester Is nearl
over, and 1t has been the most unfortunat
one on record. No one has made any none
out Of 1t, on the contrary, nearly every on
employed in the business have lost all tt
c'pital they put In 1t.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
NHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue Of writ OF Levarl Facias, to
me directed, VIII belexpas-d to public sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel. S41 Sh.ptey street.
kept by John J. Dongherty, in the city or
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del.,on
WEDNESDAY. the list day Of May A. D.,
1878, at o'c'ocs, sp' N. DaA tss.
The fo'lowing described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and2 two.story
brick dwelling houses thereon erected sit.
u4te in Christiana hundred, county and
state aforesaid bou unded and describ: d ~
follows, tOwIS: BoEinDing ut the north
erly side of | e aware Avenue at the dls-
tsnce oil ninety-eight feet west from the
westerly siieof Union street, thence north.
erly parallel to Union street. along limo
of land OF Hannah Hendrick on the east
one hundred and twenty-three feet to the
soutl1erly SIDE of Parker street. thenoe
westerly q ong raid side of said street, ana
parallel to Dela~sr Avenue fifty feet 20 @
corr er thence southe 'ly parallel TO the nrBt
mention. d line and Union neet. aloa& Q
line OF NJ l.. LichtenStein on the west ten
hundred and tweDty- three Ieet O the afore-
said nor herly side o. Delaware Avenue.
thence thereby easterly fifty feet 10 the
place of beginning be tue contents theroot
what tn y may. ...... .a, y. ..y,. II
Seized and taken in execution az the pro.
perty OF Morris Mcdowell and Isabella D.,
his wife, and Pf Hip w Mcdowell and Ed
ward Mcdowell, executors OF Philip Nc
Dowell. deceas- "a a. Calharlne mcdowell,
. t., AID to be so bv
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff:
Sher' frs Of1ce, New Ca.tre, April IL 1873.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
NOTICE. II, Michael Lynch, q

NOTICE. II Michael Lynch, do
N hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court Of General SEES
.sions I m of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
Stare Of Delaware, in aud for the County
Of New Castle, on Monday. the or da,y, .
Nay next, being the firtt day aot lhe Nay
term, A. D., 1878, for license to keep an
Inn or Tavern, known as the Centreville
Hotpl, in School District No. 27, Christlana
hundred, in the village of "Centreville
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises
and the following respect able citizens recon-
mend this said application, to wit:
John Mccullough Daniel Patton,
George Richie, James Patton,
lanes Gould. John Ritchev, 4
Winfieig y Telley, james Mu,phey,
Jacob Hinple, TnnmaS Barry
Theodore Mullon, Nd DaY:d Eltcne
Howard Wright. Harry SavriDg.
anrl7s 81 MICHAEL LYNCH.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-19
CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ OF Levari Facias, to
me directed. will be exposed to Eublic Sale
at the hotel of John Elliott, in The villege
Of Cnriktiana, in White Clay Creek Hun
dred, New Castle c)rnty, Delaware, on ,
MONDAY, the 22d day of April; A. D. 1878,
at | O'Clock, p M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain trSct. piece or parcel OF
la u ds'tusle, lying and being on the south
side OF While Clay Creek, III hite Clay
i'reek hund el aforesaid, bounded by lands
of MARI Candy and sbraham Rothwell
and by White Clay Creek, containg about
seventy acres Of land. more or lets with q
two Story frame ard stone house and frame
barn thereon erected.
Seized and TAX. n in execution as tlrA pro-
perty OF Ann Medill who hastu'vived her
husband Oevid Medili, deceased, and Lewis
Morrison, co-mortgagor, aud :. It's, and to
be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff,
Sheriffs Office. New Castle. April. Sd, 1875
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! tHERIFF's SALE.

- ...gg .H .H.HH' s'.. q"
BY virtue CT writ of Levar Fec.aS, 70
me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale.
al the Lafiyete Hotel. Sal shipley street;
kept by John ] nocgherty. In the city ol
Wilmington. New Castle county, DEL, on
WEDNESDAY, The LIST day of May, a. d,
1875. at 2 o'clock, M 81 !
The following described real es ate, viz:
All that certain lot of land and two Two.
story. brick dwelling houses thereon ,situaG
In toe said city Of Wilmington. bonndea
and described ~ follows, to wit: Begin.
ming at the southeriy side of a twenty-five
feet wide eStreetextending westwardlyf rom
Union street, between Delaware and GipiIn
Avenues at the distance OF ntnetr' eigntut'
from the westerly side of Union street,
thence southerly parallel 10 Uni IN streH,c !;
l32 feet to o cor ter, thence wes erly parelleei
to- lGilpin Avenue so feet to ar other corner,
thence nor, herly parallel 10 Union strees
1872 feet to the southerjy side of said % feeS eo
wide street aud u ence thereby easterly oo
feet to the place of beginning, be the con
tents thereof wbattthey may. Book Q, VOL
0, psge 1884, &c. ''Zb2 ,Et8a3
Seized and tab en- In execution as the pro,
perty Of phillo w Mcdowell and EdwaI'n
Mcdowell, es ecutors of Phillip McDowe9Ln.
deceased. moitga2or, and Catharine ny
Dowell, surviving mortgagor AID I. u, anu
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff:
/ sherift's Office, New Castle, April u, 1885,
baPt'o'lo -..- ...ss a e. sr-~-rar--"- :.