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The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
General N,Ms.

Mark Gray, who shot at Edwin Booth,
in Chicago, has been pronounced insane
by commission of medical experts.
The vessel owners of Chicago decided
yesterday To make rtducnop Of one
cent on grain freight from that city to
Buff;lo.
The jury in the case of ex-State Sena-
tor Cornish, at Bclvidere, N. j., yester-
dav, redered verdict of guilty, with q
recommendation to mercy.
The House Committee on Foreign Az
fairs yesterday appointed n snb-commit
tee to consider the practicability of en-
tering into additional treaty stipulations
with Mexico. T
The Senate yesterday confirmed j. w
Andrews, Jr., of New York, 10 be U. 8.
Attorney for Monta-a, and Charles H.
Layman, of Illinois, to be u. 8. Attorney
for Wyoming.
Secretary Sherman was presented to
the members of the Ohio Leg ature, at
recess for the purpose. He then left
for Washington.
A private despatch from Rome, re-
ceived In Providebce. r. l., says Very
Rev. Dr. Lawrence s. MacMahon, of tina,
C ty has been appointed Bishop of the va
cant see of Hartford.
In the Custom Honse cases at Chi
cage, yesterday, Judge Dyer over
ruled the motion to quash the iudict-
ment, and also the mouon for bill oi
particulars. A jury was then empaneled
and The trial begun.
In the House, the bill to enforce tn,
Eigbt-hour law was laid on the table b,
a vote OF 103 to 52, and a motion to re-
CONSIDER was also tabled 1877 to 81, thus
killing the bill. The Warner coinap,
bill was discussed. Adjourned.
The Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Goa
Conn nany's mines, Nos. and 10 at Sn
gar Notch, which have been idle nearl,
) two years, resumed Yesterday. The Dia
mond mines, of the same company, wi
start in about ten days. thu giving EN-
ployment to all of Mr.. Parrish's men.
The sixt, third anniversary of tn
1 American B bile Society was held In Ne,
: York last night. The annual report wa
read, showing that the Society employ.
|, in this country Is 8superintendenis and 8
e county agents, and had 1920 voluntee
distributors The receipts for the yea
= Si6l IA, or S15, 800 in excess of those fo
: the previous year. There were ,266 81
n Bi bles printed during the year.
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NOTICES.
John BreAr
10 tjhancery

'" v. s''A' New Castle coau,y.
Mark Rrear ct. ai.) In Partition..
And now TO wit. this 2oth day OF rebru
cellor py the afiidavit OF Thomas q. Nor
rison that Mark Brear, bel Brear. Eliza
Brear and Elzabeth Jordan. the deftnd-
ants In this cause, have no known place
OF ABIDE within th,s county, and cannel
be served with process; that the said Mark
Brear and kliza Brear reside in the town
OF Flushing, Long Island, state OF New
York. the said tlizabt IN Jordan resides
In the City OF Washington. District OF Col
umbia, and the sald A bel Bresr r, slded In
the State of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
Ter ID for the said mark Brear, A bel Brear.
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth jordan, at Tie
return oftbe su N mons issued for them.
IL IN thereupon, on motion of Charles
Lore, Esq. solicitor for ths petitioner or.
dered by the Chancellor that the said
| Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
| Elizabeth Jordan do appear before the
Chancellor at his Cham beers la Dover, on
| the Second dey of June, A. d., one thcus
and etgtit hundred aud seventy mine, and
show cause II any they have, why parti-
| tion of the prem ises In the petition descrtD-
| ed should not he made according TO the
prayer therof or that the petition Will be
| taken lio confess as TO the ssl ID Marx
Brear, Abel Bresr, Eliza Brear aud Eliz-
abel b Jordan N.I- SRI 10
And The register Is directed to luse a
| copy Of this otIer TO be published In the
| DAILY GAZETTE. a newspaper OF the City
| OF WIlmlDgton, County aft resa Il +, for the
4 period Of thirty days next preceding the
| said second day of Tune, A. D., one thous
| and eigi1i husdre and seve, ~ nine.
Attest, 5000 J. M. HOUSMAN.
9..y IT, keg. Z. G.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

OrlCE.-J. II. Primrose has taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing mac ine company-tle Wheeler a
wilson. This machiue has been lately
improved, and IL an en.irely new machine,
and IL known as the improved Wheeler a
Wilson. IL is the finest made lock-stitcf
sewing mathine now In use, and has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give US n call
and net buy until they have examined In is
new machine.
Our territery embraces Delaw re and
Chester countless Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
72S Market street. Alter the 18th of March
next we will be found at our Old stand, the
Garrett building, No. 7le N trket street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf J. J.H.FRIMROIE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

IT is A FACT that a great part of the
rank and file of the Republican party are
opposed to the use of troops at the polls,
and yet we find the leaders of that.party
and the ofIice-holders so fearful of losing
their pay, if there is free, fair election,
that they are ready to oppose popular
opinion and run the risk of the country
being subjected to some military leader
in order to keep themselves in office.
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A ONE-sIDED GAME OF CRICKE EFT.
The English Team Furnishing the
American BOwlers at HObOken.

HoBoKEN, \. j., May THE cricket
match between the team Of Lord Harris
and the Americans began to-day. The
weather was bright and there was a
great display of flags on the grounds.
The Americans had the first inning and
scored ST. of which c. Newhall of Plila-
delphia was credited with 2; X. Newhall
.; X. J. Gross, II; +. Brewster, 5; J. j..
Saulter, 3; 4. IL. Moran, 3, and Kissler,
III. Heavy hitting with seeming perfect
of little fear from the bowling of either
Sewhall or Sprague become the order on
the English side. The visitors scored 9S
with out a wicket down. and when the
stumps were drawn had 239.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

THE HEwORKINGMEN's PARTY has adOp-
fed the new constitution of California by
ten thousand majority. The Republican
apers are lamenting over this result as
though it would ruin the State. But we
expect the farmers of the Golden State
J ave considered the matter pretty well,
aud it may not be so bad as they imagine.
IT is not long since the same papers said
tie country would be ruined if the s'dol-
Jar OF the daddies" was recoined. But
although there is an abundance of the
"dollars of the daddiesr in circulation
iliat "would not circulate" at all, we do
'ot lind that the ruin predicted has ar
lived! Perhaps no more injury will be
tberesult of the election in California
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xuralpAY. NAY. ssh. ls1s.
,Il,..T'5I n ,,,.,,,o ,,,,o, ,ha R,n,,n,,,c,

K WE.AG.AIN urge upon the hepuotacdn
70 Ne more careful Of the truth. We
published its article entire where It as
serted that ssRev. w. M. Todd, Metho-
dist minister in; Arkansas" chad been
br,tallyi murdered ''for preaching the
Gospelto the poor blacks" And ss the
R,publican imputed the crime to the
Democrats, we urged it to be more care
full Of the truth. We also published an
article from the MetAodiss, which fatty
deliied the man was murdered at all
and stated that he had been arrested on
suspicion Of being wife-murderer that
in attempting to escape afterward he was
shot at and wounded his wound was
carefully dressed, after that he left the
place and was subsequently found in
Little Rock. So that he was not muir
dered at all, much less for ''predching the
Gospel to the poor blacks p '' Z
Noy,we say that the publication of
such falsehoods as that to injure the De-
mocratic opponents of the Republicans
party is disgraceful. ,st, 1e' .
But what is the most astounding to us
is the fact that the Republican has the
efirontery to publish the article from the
1ethodist correcting the false version Of
the affair which had been previously pub
lished in the Christian Advocate, and at
the same time re-assert in its (the Re
ptiblicdn's) editorial columns that ait is
murder" when in fact 1t must have
known the man was not murdered at all il
the editor read the article he published
frtm the Methodist. 1t is absolutely
painful to have to correct our neighbor il
tlislway. He furthermore says : "Bu
" satisfy the GAZETTE we to-day pub
hrh the other side of the story, which i
says is the true one" g.
Now, the GAZETTE did not say tn
story from the Methodist is "tAe tr,,
one" We did not say either story wa
tf.le. 1--WE published the matter as w
found it, to correct the false statemcn
which the. Republican had made of til
affair in its editorial columns. And W
rcpnblish to-day our own remarks fror
neiGAEETTH of the 7th and also the al
ticle from the, Methodist, to prove ths
tie Republican's story and editorial al
untruthful, whether designedly or no
and wholly unworthy OF credit. If
will falsify facts in this way in this ca'
IT, stigmatize the Southern people b.
cause they are Democrats, what cred
can be placed in any of its bloody shi
stories? We believe they are all equal
false. There Is no more crime in the Soutl
IL proportion to population, than thel
is in the North, and fewer conceale
murders. The two perpetrated in Phil
dclphia. this week were sufficiently r
voting to prove that it is misfortur
uat no part Of the country is sufficient
exempt from such acts of atrocity al
b ,fror.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

Max Glay,who attempted to shoot Et-
win Booth, was arraigned ir court at
Chicago on Tuesday, and in reply to the
question. Are you guilty or not gull
ty ?" Plead not equity" The case is
to be heard on Saturday, and meanwhile
a lot of doctors will try to make out
whether 1ray is crazy or not. 'aA ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

sIHE Republican says the horrid old
wretch Par, 'the man who stabbed his
daughter to death, in Philadelphia, was
a leading Democratic politician" The
only reference we have seen to this mon
tter's:poltics was in the extract we copied
from the Telegraph which said Parr was
one OF Mayor Henry's police force. The
murder was committed on Tuesday in
stead Of Monday as our types made us
print it.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
A BllsY Scene.

The freight wharves OF Messrs. Bush
and Warner now present busy scene
in the mornings. Their barges are car
ryipg large amount of freight, and the
work of loading and un oading makes
the wbarves look like regular bee hives
of industry. .I|
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
April 30 lsIe.-,Ius

OTlCE Is HEREBY OWEN 40
In all persons whose business or occupa-
ton requires a State license for the pres
ent year, t1s73' that the same IN due and
payable on the first day of June, AT the Of
fice OF the Clerk Of the Peace for New CAS-
Tie County. .z .
JOHNP. SPRINGER,
.l-F CLERK, mt New Castle.
MA. j. springer, Deputy, No. 800 W.
Second ST., " ilmi iogtoD. mal-lm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

These popular dyes are put
ages at 10 cents each and are W.
dye from TO 4 pounds Of woola
cotton goods. nre more coh'
econolu ical than any dyes ID US
mail To any address on recsip
Trade supplied BY o,rd
q. ia MES BELT pil
Agent lor pu
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,l7 SATURDAY,
The 10th Day of MAY, 1879,

at O'Clock, p. m., the following described
Real Estate, Wis:
AL that certain lot OF land with double
two.siory brick house and brick stable
Iher, on erected. situate and lying on the
west side OF Market street In the said city
OF Wilmington, beginning at the distance
of 66 feet 8 inches from Tenth street aud
running with and along said Market street
bout Ii feet inches aud extending In
depth about 142 feet to Ger ain alley on
the westerly side of said lot, be the same
what 1t may.
seized snd taken In execution as the
property OF Edward Woolten, Adminis-
traitor OF Alfred Il. Woo'ten, deceased,
Clinton Kondabush and Rhoda b. Ronda-
bush, his wife. formerly Rhoda b Woot-
ten, surviving mortRagor and Mary X.
Wootten, heir at law OF Alfred X. W loot
ten, deceased and William A. Lamote,
terre tenant. and 10 he sold by
JOHN p LIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's once. New Castle, April q t,
1879. ap22-eodts
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Something with Merit In II.

THE LA BELLE leIter copying. book and
ink "a French chemical discovery Is just
what the business public h ts wanted for
years. Ii enables the merchant To copy hIs
letters WITHOUT Udfer, brush or Iress, and
he would be put tom blottinx the le, ter III
has written. The copy ing Is immedi lately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal without bl"t, or blur. The books
are no more expensive than any other first
class quality OF letter copying books, they
can be used In any ordinary press twi'h or
without water; ten or twenty ! tiers can
be copied at one time. The books are well
bound and made OF the finest r nch linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce is the com
panies authorized agent for the slate Of
Della ware.
Address Chas. W. Bruce, 6iA Pine street
Wilminxton, Del. apl6-1m
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Registers Ordef
REsIsTBR's OFFICE,

nm = VT
New Castle Co. April ~
Upon the application of j.
Chandler, Administrator, OF Jet1
glrss. late of Christ ana Id,
county. decd, II IL ordered and dl1
the Register that the AdminisIrs1
said. give notice of the grantlnga|
of administration upon the a
the decd, with the date of granting
by causing advertisements TO
within forty days from the dsl
Letters. In six OF the most puhli
the County Of New Castle, req
persons having demands agans|
tate, to present the same, or abb
Act of Assembly In such ease
provided. And also cause the
inserted within the same pefi'
Wilmington GAZETTE. II neWsIsI
iished In Wilmington, and l0N'
therein three weeks (e. o d.
Given under The nand ~
}L.s. Office of the Res .ster ala
t--~) New Castle. IN New Cas1
aforesaid, the day and year aoow
s. c. BIGGs'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAND OPERA moUsE.
VI One Night Only.

=
~ RAND OPERA HOUsE-
VI One Night Only.
Friday Evening, May 9Th. 1870.
0orman's Original fbiiadelphia thur'h
choir -
PIN 70 II \ CO NJ r ANY.
Under tho management OF Mr.. James n. .
Meade. after one OF the most nrLislic cue
ceases ever pie yed T. New York
= -9ra,id CtNsP0s OF ~ trained voiees. fht.-
edei phia Orchestra under diIectiun OF kr.
AcusR: rveEy member of the Troupe a
nssbstantial Endorsement.
kin0e the esectflcai SUCCESS oi sorTan'r
Originai Philadelphia Church hon Com.
pRny 81 the isFoad av Tht are, n I ,'sev-
etal compAnies have adopted the title
This 10 the 9, iEinai company, as WIN be
seen BY the following letter. tet-e
BROADWAY THEATRE, N, "
n. y. n. MEADE, Manager Gorm ans
Original 9tiDrch Choir. A company Dear
Sir ITO prevent Imposition from rivals,
We CHI effully "a tify that the com papy
under your InanAGement n GorInan's orr
ginsl Phliadelphis Church Choir Pima
fore Com pAny which has played with us
for the past seven weeks 10 the best busi-
,iess IN sn IN the city during TIE pertrdyr
- Yours truly. EDGAk FULTON,
H.. r Ma, ayers Bro .dway Theatre
Admission 80 Aid so cts; reserved Seats,
rs cis; Tor sale ~ g. r. Tnomss q CO.'S
commencing on Tuesday morning, May
ost' rfn IIflfugf frf NHFI.aN rI 4 Hyo-oS
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
HOlnlan's Liver

Has a Worldwide repulallo.,
ed through Its wonderlu efilca''
ments that have their orl.ln
liver or diseased stomach. su~
ness, dyspepsia, rheuIbatlshhis
ac ,,e, DO IL cures BY ab,oiDUrn1 ,Un1
ease through u e pores, suo''mt,
tie vegetable tonic into ue NI
u bsorptlon salts, body ana ~
also. Pamphlets with tur'ne
sent by mail by M
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
CfITs
yitalixed PhOsphs'

They supp y ne = ~ ~
meuts that are carried on "
the brain and nervous syfTls Nm
usefut to relieve genera utpn
sia and neuralgia. For saleN'
retail by orrT nd
or. Skin 6A
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
rNHE A ARTIzANS SAVE
502 MARK EFT :

502 MARK III - III
INCORPORATED JAneSdsIt JAn,o Nm
Open 10 receive depos'r,sn 'r,snssJl
NJ. until 4P. NJ, ana on IA
urday evenings from ! WnJIylb,
SEMI-ANNUA ponadl
regularly made In April -, Nv IA
WheI dividends are i,o' Tba'
re accounted as deposils, inIs
deposits compound the'i y"
each year. .uERs
Glenn ent II amyth, G5seOrss
Chas. W. own o v'TIsu
Nathan'l X. Benson, !asissr
Henry +. Dure, 1nb NJ
W. Hastings, Tm, y
Edward Pusey, uisdH
GEO. W ,g,c, pc =
GEO, q. CAPELLE,. vg0e
feb2i v Il. L. To-
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

sPARoLE has again beaten the English
,saes and acquired more and brighter
laurels than ever. .#4t
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
Packed with the best Clothing that Phi,aa,
work people can produce. IL II com pi,m,",!
that shrewd people bs Mt Oak hnII year ats"
because they can 40 better shan anywhere sIv
THE SPRING sTocl
we uSOw have eClipses any previous year in =.
1emCe, the materials having been specially es
for beauty and wear. mF.rrn.
Prices Lower Than Evs|
|Wauamaker e Brow
aos Oak Hall..6ixth & Market, Phila
The LARGEST CLOTAING HOUSE in Ams,l
ma yi-w w-ortf

u
S5 5ERIFr'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF II writ of vsra,,.
ponas. To 'ne directed, will be as.s
public sale, AT the 'A~
HOTEL OF JOSEPH kim
In Delaware CITY. in Rel ;Aon mi
in New CASTLE County and state ~
war;, on
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day of MAY, ADD
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the iolIowIprd.l
Real , Stale, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel ofl
uate on the southeasterly nd. n h
street and northeasierly side a.
street III della ware Uity, New CaW.l
W, Delaware, continuing in NJ
BREATH iorty feet on Adams sLres
tending I'm length 100 feet soulhsl
along Henry street 10 al eight nj
alley, and bounded moth weslerIsJ
side OF Adams street sout1yat@
said Henry street, southeasterly N
alley and north westerly by DayIds|
lin, with the free and common y
privilege or the said eight feet vs,|
with a frame house thel con erec,dI
Seized and taken In execu1ou
! property of II. McMunn. and 10 b }
JOHN PYLE,a
aheriH's Office, New Castle, An
1918. mal@
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims
Estate OF the deceased must
same duly atiested to the Adnj
on or before A pril Esd, 1850, o.
Act of Assembly In such css
provided. ~,
J.POULsON CHAM
Admn1
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

NJ OT1CE.-The Regular Annua NJ Getting
IN Of the Mechanics Loan Association
will be held at their rooms, No. 4Oi Mar
ket street, os Monday evening. May 9th,
1879 for he purpose Of hearing the annual
report OF the secretary, election of officers,
or any OF her busir ess that may be present
ed. 7H w, j. MORROW,
ap2S-dtma12 Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

CHERIFF's SALE.
y By virtue OF a writ OF Venditioni Ex-
ponss, to me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, In the city OF
New Castle, IN the hundred and County OF
New Castle and State OF delaware, on
SATURDAY,
The 18th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at O'Clock. p. m.. the following described
Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation and tract of
land situate, lying and being Ia the city Of
New Castle, county OF new Castle and
Stale OF Delaware, bounded on the north
east by lands late of Thomas SpeakInan.
now OF James NJ. Hurst and Sarah Rus
sell on the southeast by the river Della
ware. on the southwest by lands late OF
William booth, now Of Mariah Booth and
II, / Booth, and ON the west and north
west By the State road leading from the
city OF New Castle to the city OF Will
| mington, containing l65 acres OF iand ana
marsh, with large ~ sloried stone
| house, larg brick barn. small brick house
and other out buildings thereon erected
| Also, No. 2. All the undivided moiety or
| half part of that certain lot or piece OF
| land sir uate in the cit, of New Castle, on
| the south side OF Delaware street anu on
the easterly side of Pearce street where
| the same intersects bounded by land Of
Thomas Roo,h, Pearce street and Della
ware street with a large 215 story stone
| plsstered house and out buildings with a
biiek stable thereon erected.
| Seized and taken In execution as The
property Of James Rogers, and to be sold
BY
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sheriff u Office, New ;astie, April 10Th
| 1879 m 1-eOdis
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Electric Disks ]

They produce n const','l ". ~
reut through the diseased paLl
piled aud worn W tb conilom,
son for the relief OF old rht tuwss
ralgic pains, GOODNESS ana SUI
limbs, &c. Sent by mall pS m
q. JAM ES bELty
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V.ADIES,DEPARTJ

For supporters, Braces. ia "a
stockings, Anklets, X nee ''r
&c. u
~Private Room. Lau!
Private entrance for Lauie''
SiAtn street, a
a. JANE
Wholesale and Reli,i, ~,
Corner Sixth ana ms
WilmingloD
The daily gazette., 1879-05-09
The 18th day of May, A. D., 1877

at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, or piece or parcel OF
land sil uate In the town OF MiddletOwn,
New Castle County. Del, ADJ lining lands
of John W. Mackin, John {. NaDdenbraak
and John Daley. Beg inning at "a corner
for these and lands OF the said Macken's
on the south side OF LOCK wood ttreet and
running thence with the line of The said
Mackens In "A souLherly course l05 feet TO
lands OF the said Vandenbraak, thence
line OF the said Vandenbraak H. "A wtster-
ly course 80 feet 10 lands OF Lake and Gull
bertson thence with the line OF the SAID
Lake and Culbertson I'm "a northerly course
II feet 10 lands o. John Daily, tn. nee with
line of the said DaiIy in an easterly course
% feet to another corner ior the said DALEY
thence again with the said Daily In u
northerly course "a feet TO the said Lock-
wood street, thence with the said Lock
wood street In an easterly course 20 feet TO
the place OF beginning. containing $500
square feet OF land be The same III ore or
less. fI
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of John W. Hay es and sarah Il.
his wife and /. t.. and 10 be sold by
la JOHN PYLE sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, May 2, 1879.
ts -T.. may2- -eOdts
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I i.yHERLFF'S .SdLES

iho iotn uay VI M "A. ~, 1910,
ata O'Clock, p. m. the following described
Heal Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation tract OF land
AMI premises situae ne r the village Oi
Blsckbird, In Appoquiuifnink hundred
and county aforesaid. bounAed and de.
scribed as follow 10 wit: Beginning at
white OAK stake near the branch corner
for land OF John Ford and he heirs OF
Auley Lore; thence with said Ford's land
south s6h degrees west 1iS perches to a
stake on the wesL side of the public road
iendins from Black bird To Fields corn. r;
thence with said road towards blackbiru
north 3 \ degrees east 81 10 nerches 70
STAKE north 20 degrees east 15s7-i0 perches
to u stake ON the N. W. side OF said road
and In a line Of land OF Anley Lore's heirs.
and herewith south Ssk degrees, east 10
perch, to u sake near Il large pond cor
ner Tor said heirs aud herewith south
degrees east il3 perches TO a stake In the
woods corner for said heirs and herewith
south VI degrees west IL 5-l0 perches 10 q
| large stone corner as aforesaid south ~
| degrees east 4 10 PEI ehes To stake south
i8 degrees west II perches to a stake south
degrees east perches To u stake south 40
| degrees west lc perches To stake and
| south 26 degrees west 10 perches TO the
place of beginning, coDtaihing one hun
| dret and fourteen acres and twenty-one
| ,quare pefches OF land, be the same, more
o. less, with the Delaware railroad run
| ming through the same. and with Two
| frame dwellings thereon erected. Book h
| Vol. Z. page i6I, &C.
seized ard taken in execution as he
| property of william NJ King and john
Price. and Sarah Price, l. rs, and To pt
sold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
She iff's office, New Castle. April 25lh
lN79. apZS- eodts