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SPECIAL NOTICE
S.A MIDDLETON, Tunnel City.

Iwill pay the highest market price
for Slaves in Cash or Trade in Geuer-
al Merchandise at the Lowest Prices.
Will also take good Flat Rails, Tan
bark. Lumber and all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce. / am agent for the cele-
brated Fish Bros. Wagons, which l
will exchange for Slaves, &C. l will
receive Slaves delivered at caldwells
Eubanks and Pulaski Stations.
SIt-im =. A. MIDDLETON.
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Taken In esehause ior tiaads. AZ ihe Highest niif-
lei rates. bring nas yoaf ieniiil fratheia itl.
Hutter. Ma, Wlli Game, Lard haapn. HinatnN
'"''- ~ a. n. DAVIS.
,a,.s,., Meas the depot,
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THREE week. ago the establishment 81
Louis Cook, Of Cincinnati, the largest Car.
rIage Mandatory in the world. was burn-
ed ont, and J. r. Dennis has some Of his
work len over, which IL bound 10 h. sold,
and Il you will call in the nert eve days,
you can get q bargain. ~ he Is determined
10 cloae Them out.
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PfcNIc.-Another picnic IL advertised to
he held Al Halls Mineral Spring on Sat.
urday, August the oh. Feasline, dancing
and good order are promised, and those
who attend may expect day Of pleasure.
Every body who who will come with
basket Of good things, free TO all, is cordi-
allv fnvifcd
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THE GovrnNon's BALI given IN honor
Of Dr. l.. p. blackburn, Hon. James D.
McCeary and Ex-Governor Stevenson and
Others. IL Rred for the evening Of Friday,
the sih. Shelby Tevis tells M that he In
tend. this To he the grand occasion Of the
season. aud will leave nothing undone 10
naLa IA N
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BoRS.-On July 18th, to Mrs. Bette W.
Hall, daughter Of Hon. Robt. Blain, 6ne
hoy-Robert Thomas.
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Mn. J. Il. MYERS is building a new
School-honse On Depot Street, for private
school
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AoQUlrrED.-Miss Matilda Poor was ac-
quilted last Friday Of the charge Of infan'
ticide.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TwESrY ToSs Of Bran for sale by Wear
en- a Evans
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srEAKISo.-Co wolford failed 10 come
10 time on Monday, bat Cols. 4. w. Var.
non and n. L. Till treated a large audi.
ence 10 some good old Democratic doclrins
Ia their usual ine style. Both spec ohes
were well received.
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CALL on J. h. Dennis and get YOU new
Buggy or Carriage at your own price. .
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CLERKs OF ELDcrIoS will eonier a
great favor by sending US the result at as
early a moment as possible.
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MARY SAVAGE, a lewd woman, came Ia
town drunk, Yesterday, and was pa. in Jail
after the boys had a little fun.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-01

NExr week the Danville Fair will be
heidi and. young man, u you wish the
girls to smile on you, 90 10 J. y. Dennis'
and get one 81 those nice, new Bueeies
which he Il -elling II greatly reduced pri-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-01

FIRE-The school-hOuse at Livingston,
was burned down Tuesday night, supposed
10 be the work Of an incendiary.
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NEw HoUsE.-Mr. J. n. Davis. having
completed his handsome new house in the
upper end Of town, has commenced the
foundation Of another On the lot adjoining
H. jim Is the most enierpriuing man in
town.
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MoSrY sroLEN. On Tuesday, Mr.. J.
q. Hardin, Of Monticello, missed ga from
HE pocket while In COMPANY with Fount
Young, and supposine that no had stolen
u, swore ont warrant against him. Young
was tried the same day and acquitted. there
being no direct evidence agains, him.
EcoSoNy.- During hard times II he.
hooves al Of ne to practice economy, but
IN doing 20 We are not necessarily compell-
ed 10 deprive ourselves or our families Of
the necessaries, or even the comforts and
Injuries " lie. What account l. money,
except to purchase such ihingsf Worth
lese Ne blank paper BY true economy, Is
meant, to take care not 10 waste our means,
but with them supply our daily wants, and
in doing 70, buy our goods o. such men ~
Hayden Brothers, whose motto is, and has
ever been, quick sales and small profits"
No one leaves their aior-room- disaat-
isfed.
THE GARRARp FAIR. Seldom have we
spent a more pleasant day than the one
devoted to the Garrard Fair, for Il was a
genuine qualification 10 note the COM
plete success Of the exhibition In a merito-
rions ~ we'll ~ a financial sense. The
stock, Of which there were many entries,
was hard 10 beat, the premiums were lib
eral, the officers attentive and polite, and
the array o. beautiful women and hand
some men could not have been surpassed.
The place selected for the Fair was a shady
and grassy knoll, and when the numerous
tables, loaded with COOL things. were spread,
one almost felt that he was translated 10
.cene not Of earth. Hospitality was I'M
bounded, and as large a. was the crowd,
everybody vas fed and Toasted like lord.
The stockholders, 81 which there were 100
at 81, received their money back and a
small dividend. which We hope viii en-
courage them to greater effort next year.
To President Col. J. II. Bruce and Vice
President Capt Thos. A. Elkin, and many
Others. Ne are particularly indebted. The
list q premiums appear in another col
umn.
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Ma JoHs NJ. HAN has turkey COB
bier that has taken into is head that il's
nice 10 be a mother, and has been setting
on a nest Of hen.eggs for week or more.
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

Il whAt 1 viii ksep, aud the ciiiteua 81 io~n ihp
iarnier aud trader, nad a. nif hohaf an Athiha
they nesd, a. eiiy retail prize
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A Noted Divine says |:

Dr.. TUT Dear Sri For ten years have been
smartyr 70 Dyspepsia. Constip patton and file. LAat
Nn1Ina your Iia we're recommended - me- ! uaad
Nsm 6ut uith bttls iaithl. AN nos well man.
haze GOD appsi.s, dssstlop eIisci Issasi 49,, es.
Ihsr n uorth thslr weight In gold
RrV H II SIMPSON, Ionissille. ~.
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TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from Substances thai are
free fren any properties that eau tnlure
the NEST delicate Organization. They
search, Cleanse, Purtfy, and lnNteorafs
the entire system. NJ relievina the en-
aoraed Liver, they cleanse the blood
frsm polsonous humors, and thus iupart
ksalfh and vitality 10 the bedyi causing
ehe bowels 90 act naturally Wlthout
which No ono can feel well.
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Nh on ms ON SCHOLARS.
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose efreots
such a change OF feeling as TO
astonlsh the sufferer.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-15

THE NICARAGUA VS.. PANAMA
RoUrE.-The advantages of the Mica
ragua over Panama route for the pro-
posed isthmus canal are outlined by
U. s. Civil Engineer Menocal, who made
surveys of both routes, and was one OF
the representatives of the United States
Government at the Paris Congress. OF
the Panama route 1t is said that the
canal will cost about $2s0,0O0, 900
$24O, COX, 600 being necessary for actual
construction and $40, 600, 900 to buy GU,
the Panama Railroad Company, which
owns the land and the concession. II
will take 10000 men twelve years to
construct this canal. Only twenty foul
ships can pass through 1t in one day
on lhe French estimate. Tonnage due.
must Therefore be such that $3.50 ships
shall pay returns on $3.50, 000, 900. Final.
lv,it IL doubtful whether natural diff.
calsies do not stand in the way of all
this project; whether annual foods
would not prevent the construction OIL
tn canal or wash it away if constructed
The Nicaragua route, according to Mr.
Menocal, can be constructed in half the
tine. Il saves above the other dis.
lance of 100 miles for every ship from 9
United States port TO North Pacific OF
Asjstic port 1t will cost at the utmost
s66,OOO, 900; one hundred and forty-foul
ships can pass through 1t svery day; and
there are no great natural difficulties In
the way of Its construction.
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nStpAY. sl.Pr. Is. lszA

Tar ONLY HOPE which the Republi-
can seems to have for the future success
Of It's party in this city is in the Demo-
Gratis falling to run the city government
on the amount of money raised on the
last tax assessmentof sl.i5 on the 500,
This could easily have been guaranteed
had the Republican Council not left
such burden of debts behind them,
with no money in the treasury to pay
with. We have hopes yet that the
Council will be able to accomplish all
that it hoped to do, Notwithstanding
thousands Of dohars of debts were dis
covered after their estimates for appro-
priations we're made that they knew
nothing aUout, and were not able to pro
vide for. Still we shall hope to have the
satisfaction of announcing next year
that the tax rate will be further reduced
70 $1.1O. The Republican has said for
the one hundred time at least, we think,
that the tax rate next year would have
10 be SLIPS. We don't think so, and II
our people will only encourage the
Council to use the greatest economy OIL
the street and other committees, we be-
lieve the desire aimed at can be accom-
plished. The city ought to be able t.
get along on a tax rate OF 81 on the $l0C
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THE Philadelphia Ledger says Robin
son ais one of the best Governors New
York has ever had," and its N. Y. cor
respondent says, in the issue of Satu.-
day:
1t is risking nothing to say that Mr..
John Kelly will not be able 10 maintain
his position now, either as his own can
didate for Governor or as the leader OF
any considerable number of Democrats
in this city. Among the cool-headed
men Of the party, so far as there has
been opportunity to judge, the cOnvic-
ton is, that after the first heat of pas
sion and excitement has subsidized the
sober second thought will prompt him
to withdraw his nomination and leave
his followers, be they few or many, free
to support Governor Robinson. Should
this conviction not be well-founded
however, "the Boss" will then be occu
plying the attitude of helping to cleo,
the Republican ticket by dividing the
Democratic party, thus giving color Il
the sinister reports, anterior to the Con
veution, that he had privately struck j.,
bargain with the Republican manager
to elect Cornell, by working agains
Robinson. Already the more respect
able cement in the Tammany organiza
ton are breaking away from affiliatiol
! even with the Tammany name, as wit
ness the annexed very significant an,
ominous despatch from ex-Governo
Hoffman
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A SNAKE IN THE ROOM.

A few nights ago two young lady visi-
tors to a family In town, heard a con-
tiuuous kissing in the closet near their
bed AFTER they had retired for the night.
After Listening intently and holding q
long consultation about it, they conclu-
ded there wss snake in the clnset,
which 90 frightened them that they quiet
ly got out If bed, secured the closet door
by piling all the furniture Of the no m
against II, aud took their bed of the
stead with its covers and quietly entered
the adjoining room where some men,
bers Of the family were sleeping, remade
their bed upon the floor and passed the
night In safety. The regular occupants
OF the room were or, ally surprised In
the morning to find their visitors quietly
sleeping In the middle Of the room AND
concluded they were night walkers, bu,
on awakening them and learning their
story the closet was searched, when 10
and behold jar of fermenting pre-
serves boiling and Kissing up to any
viper In the laud.-Pea insuidr Ne,os.
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4 1.ApaE FAru BENJAMIN

A LARGE Farm Benjamin Z,
Cheney, Esq, of Boston, one of the pro-
prietors of the United States x Canada
Express, has farm of 5000 acres up in
the northern part of Minnesota. Last
year he harvested $4,000 bushels Of
wheat, 5000 of oats. and 1000 of barley
A portion of his machinery consists of AZ
plows, 10 seeders, 40 harrows, 10 har-
vesters, 3 steam threshing machines, AM
portable st cam engines.
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THE asso citation of steel rail mills tn

THE ssociation of steel rail mills that
owns the Bessemer patents in this coun-
try is discussing the question ofpurchas.
ing the Thomas and Gilchrist dephos-
phorizing patents. The price named is
said to be $500, 900. We have already re-
ferred at ssme length to this dephosphor-
izing process, which will probably
bring about literal revolution in the
steel trade. There are also rumors that
the association will purchase the open
hearth patent in this country, and thus
prevent any competition in a business
that is already yielding them imperial
revenues. Boston Herald.
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IT Is known from repeated expert
meuts with the electric light on the sea
shore that it can be seen for a remarka-
BILE distance and easily penetrates the
thickest fog. Why it has not been
adopted on ocean steamers is a mystery,
for it could be worked by the engines al
a small cost aud would certainly make
marine collisions almost impossible.
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Mr.. S. Thomas, Canadian, and Kind
hearted farmer, who resides near Maeno-
liza, Delaware. a few weeks ago gave em-
ployment to tramp who was in search
Of work. On Saturday last while M.
Thomas ami family were absent from
home, this tramp, decamped with about
fifteen or twenty dollars, which was the
hard-earned savings of servant girl In
Mr.. Thomas employ. 1t is said the
tramp came In the direction of Milford
but has not yet been arrested hrohi-
Gle
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6AERIFF'S Mtro

SHEnlEF's sALr
% me dire tsa OF wrlt Of levs,
Sale at sI s will be e1pos oscar Il rss sa.
L La. HOTEL, 81, a.,
UP W ~ John J pourbsr,ur =" SIMPLIFY ID
Warsa ' an New Castle in, IN The city \
The LIST Day of October, A. D ,.l
in %,i 'o,Ih,o ITO, de cribed Rea, p.,
iauJ ivs us certain lot, piece o nrS.ale, yIs
m ,,ynus ana being ii. uated a. pa Gel d
El,ows v, bounded and d ~ ne ciil
aide cs,n, hegis ming on Inc ,Nurlbed \
,ees t,n,S S'n,h Street al The d, se .noilherl]
A. ION q, ' ~ corner formed by , hoe Of
VAIN, Vi lint, lne line OF the ess ~ .r, une iltsf
AIN ssa. .sseet, with The line q, " Side d
an an ,h. Io oi SIKH street, tbencs 'ae nortt
thr.a 5aa, IN OF the easteriy slds o aSorAetlI
snd ne. . VIDE ,eadins ina SLY, W. 70 Aid
s. "u pa,Aiel with Walnut stres S' ~ t,r
s,rss, % az easterly parallel y >, Leg tol
so,,h.sIr ~ 'so. 70 another stata slxtl
s ny, parallel with Wa n", thensj
ami sh.n mo aforesaid side Of S,,,h ,a -.
No. euce along the same A. sa', W. !.
She ec ~ o., ginning. be the con, ~ NY 70 v
hrics S 10y NAV; win two tbrss s . .,
"I rn,. oweiip 60 thereon erected 'ee A'ofA(
ps,tw e :, an ~ taken In execution as,,. :.
pnT w % jnei v Or enman, MAINE Sssas pN p
nu ,Mi'iam Il. Long, and SS .lsso
Auiion !. t.. and TO be sold nv Safah
shar,a,. nn JOHN PYLE. shs,,.
1919 '''"S omce. New Castle, ss aetu |,
seplt3ta nj,
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Gas A 50 CENTS PER 1000 FEET

GAS Al 50 CENTS PER 1000 FEET
The Philadelphia Ledger, of Saturday,
contains . proposition to the Gas Trus-
tees to manufacture gas at the works OF
that city and dispose Of it at GO cents per
1900 feet. The proposition was made
to the Board OF Trustees of the Gas
Works At their meeting on Friday, by
Herman Haupt. 1t was referred to the
Committee on Works, with instructions
to examine the proposition.
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30 great IL the demand on the Erie
Capal for boats and men to navigate
them during the fail, in the shipment
OF grain, tina t the wages of drivers have
been nearly doubled.
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IT IS reported in Texas that move
ment in favor of annexation to the
United States is rapidly gaining ground
In three Of the norhern States o.
Mexico.
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THE accumulation Of silver dollars in
the Treasury has been stopped. During
the month of August sl,s66,415 were
paid out, which Is the largest amount
ever paid out in a single month, and is
within few hundred thousand dollars
Of the amount coined.
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Attic iron works Of Mr.. John Roach
foot of Eighth street, in New York,
there has just been finished shaft for
the peoples Line steamer, ST. John. 1t
is 373 feet long and weighs 10000 pounds.
Yet this massive piece OF work was all
done in eight days, despatch probably
unequalled in that line of business.
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CHERIFF'B SALE, v...
- nv vIluo Of u writ VI lievaii raI pahlll
me directed. will be exposea " i']
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 shipfy !
Kent nv John ]. Dougherty, In the eE
WifmingtOn, New Castle County y"
WEDNESDAY, Il
The 18th Day of September A.
1879, at 2 O'Clock p d., ala vi
The following described Real E' ssss,Ih
All that part OF the following us' NJ
pianfstIOn or tract OF land wnloa .un m
Rrsndv wine Hundred, In llle Cous'
Nav Castle and Stale oil peian,2 n
whole or which plantation OF LEND
is particularly bounded al, a, ss.ons ~
follows, to wit; Beginning ~ lor
small run OF water, Dein , . v thence
now or late of Powell SIas sou,b slgbl "
land OF william Hanoy sou,u n.PchH
one quarter degrees, east twes s.id Hs1bs
a walnut tree, u corner loi three 81
land. thence by the l0lloW. nassn degxS
lines TO wit: south thirly is n,us leSuil
east nipety.six pei ches allu nla sorh N
q small sassairas tree, tnenoI, nessn NJ
and one quarter degrees. cas-, p ,ihusncspa
ches and Two tenths 10 a pos.. 'I sssl shI
Sartv-twO and half degrees .hs0tG
,Hrse marches and two-tentns. " dovn NJ
. ANAL run OF wafer, lnen nou,sss lbsra
run trayerslng the seveIa ~, Iu. ,upcIut
10 m aim tree standing ID w y brapth
soid rim with the middle OF "a creer n
Nao RAMS creek, thence up sa n,a,sol NJ
yersing the several coa ,iarcbes 10 lbslI
one n ui,dred and fifty p sa0ce by the
o ohova mentioned run, then ~, rs :, thsr
sD u versing the several co,uu''s,nlnI a
to the place OF b.ginnl ~ ~ and tweolyani.
ty-fOuf acres, one roou me me- more OF Y,
nerches OF land, be the SANE nersuise, th!
;, hsing The sam Q land anu PWI ary, hi;Nl
y oe sai6 samuel Hapby and Mr'bb .nds
by an indenture nnu mus and coHdrn.
seals did grant, CONVEY ~ nby. bis hslr
sss,Sns forever, and es e, n The sborsSs
scrtSed tract Of land Wins !, IN stone %s
Staie OF Pennsylvania,,, ~ \ niher ouL0p''
s,nn house and barn anu o IN
ms thereon erected. l., e,ecutlon ~
Ss.. Of William u. BY :.
Bis wife, and Ia s In1H 4 Pl W, s an@@s
sberins Office, New cA'''''s ulS =
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Miss Alice Crooks, . young lady of
Roseville, Ohio, who was noted for the
beauty of her hair, being left alone In
the house, was suddenly seized from
behind and knocked senseless with Q
bludgeon. When she recovered she
found that her hair had been rudoly
shorn to the roots.
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HOW oABuL REvoLrEp. Z
-FOUR THOUSAND MuTINEERs ATTACK
THE LEGATION.

LONDON, Sept. Is, 1880.
A despatch to the Standard from Ali
Kheyl gives the following account Of the
massacre of the British Legation at
Cabul :--"Four thousand men attacked
the kesidency, in which the British En-
bsssy was quartered The mutineers
brought up artillery against it. Major
Cavagnari was stab oed in several plac, o
and all the bodies of the dead were mu.
tilated. The Afghan loss exceeded
three hundred. The Ameer had othel
troops, who remained faithful but made
no efforts TO interfere, owing TO intlmida'
ton by the priests" A telegram FROM
Lahore reports that the Ameer begget
for the lives Of the members Of the En-
bassy. '.t-i7 1of
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-15

There Is a good deal of annexation
talk in the new northwestern provinces
In Canada, particularly in the region
along the northern shore OF Lake Supe-
rior.
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CHERIfFs SALE

CHERIFFs SALE.
~ ny virtue Of n writ OF Ievaria P,e.
70 me directed, will be expos Cd 10 PIN
Sale, at the ""
HOTEL OF JAMES c. PEARSON
In the village OF Stanton, in Min r,s
Hundred, New Castle County, M
SATURDAY,
The eth Day of September, A. D. lS,l
At2O'clock p M,
The following described Real Estate. vi
All that farm, plantation, OF tract
land situated In Mil Creek Hundred Nd
Castle County, and tate Of Delaware, 4,
more particularly described az follow.
wit:-Beeinning for the same at a SOD
II being also q corner for John Harpera ~
running north two degrees aud forty ml{
utes west ~ chains to stone In The foh
OF the road, thence north Il degrees !
minutes east u chains 81 links 10 slOu
thence nth 8 degress 81 MINUTES east "
en- chaiDR and 10 links 10 a chesinullo
thence south 40 deg ees east 3 chsilt
"a Inks 10 stone, thence south Onedegn
IA minutes east Is chains 10 The middle
the rOal from Corne- Keich TO Write Gid
Greek. then along said rOai south q
degrees west chains and fifty lui0
thence still by said Dad south q degu
west 3 chains aud 80 links, thence sill
said road south 43 degrees 10 mlnuld
west 4 chains, thence still by said NJ
south Is degrees As minutes, West chiln
thence sill by said read south %deHe1
10 minutes west CHAINS and u lni
thence north 10 degrees minutes va
chains and LINKS " a span sh oas w
| thence north Is Ia degrees west chsl
and b links TO stone, thence south vi
degtees west 8 chains and e. llnhs
| stone. thence north 2S ia degrees, vea
liuks IN a stone, thence souIh,9 i1esla
west 3 CHI aims and % links tOa stone, lnel
| north u degrees and 63 minutes ve
| chains and "A LINKS 10 a stone, ana lasi
north 81 degrees 80 minutes, east call
| and 30 links 10 me first mentioned ".
and place of beginning. containing
| hund red acres, three ROOFS ana elsn..
perches of land more or less. win ~
| tone house, large frame aud Stone
aud ether outbuildlngs thereon e;ec'u'
SeIxed and taken IN execution
| property OF John d. For esl and AnAH'
his vile, and 10 be hold BY s.,.r
JOHN PYLE, shena;
sheriff-s office. New Castle, Ausu"A1
| A. D., 1879. .,n.s sosi,.