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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-12-20

hANSEKEAU. H., Physician, corner
~ st. Philip and st. bridget Streets.
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F>i1IBODAUA FIRE co. No. /
L Regular parades on second. Sunday
of each month. Regular Meetings on
Monday after the second Monday of
every month.
Oiicers:-S. T. Grisanora, President.
J. l.. Aucoin. Vice President: j. NJ.
Walsh Secretary A. l.. Naquin, Assis-
tant Secretary l.. "A. Webre, Furamsn;
}. =. Oshwald, = ssistant Foreman, IL. n
Michelet, Engine Director A. Weissin.
thaner, Assistant En2ile director; Tbco.
Robichhux, Hose Director: Oscar tiaudet
Assistant Hose Director Pierre Lone,
tyler Jos. Ihibodeaux, Treasurer.
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes
IA Boots, Hats. Cups &c. corner Main
and st. Philip Streets.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE j. P. HARP
i Proprietor, eorneI ot-Luuis and Mar
ket SITS.
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Gfeeh street, Main II
'~hlbodauX Streets.
DROTECTOR FIRE co. NO. 9. En-
i CINE House, Jackson St. Regular Pa
and REGULAR meetinS on tbe tb;rJ aionIaw
Otticers:-T. A.. Badeaux. PrcsiIent
A, T.. Enyeran. Vice-President = Rlu,n,
r@ta,v "a n nagaFGe, assistant sec
Zernot Assistant E"rsmam.Hns n;ro.,ar
,Jobu AngeI Ass;st.t Hnsa i;r.otnr r ~
Juilliat. w RrnckLnft Tr.a.ursr
DNTH Il FLEETWOOD. D,.uo .Sto,c.
IL Market street. be1 weau Green aud
st., Louis streets.
plVlAkE, L.. Dry Go0ds, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
--,o,-
". H.-freStaent 1htbNfdMf
lector, Thibodaux. La.
DAILKOAU EXCHANGE, II. III, Mich
ems Sis
~~ ~
~ "rsr, Otiice corner Green and Le
wee stree s.
~. .-1,-1 .,,o,-..- -
h1OtAh AiiOMAo o.
81. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. c. +. b.
- LYME principal jackson Street near
COCIETE DE B7ENFAISANCE ET
SUBSISTENCE Mutuelle lie Thibodaux.
las Saancc reunliare de cette soci6te
a. heures du soir du Ter octobre au Ter
nvril, ct i 8 heures du Ter avril au Ter DC.
tobre.
OFFICERS :-Thos A. Badeaux, President
let Secretaire j. l.. Auooin. Assistant So
cretaire Jos. I. ThibodanH, Iresorier :;
T%heOphile BerScron, Coilecteur; Jos
Devillard PORTER.
~.,T-T1C.T u C---;--. NIL. -.J
'HiHHAo ~, oa'1t"ys 4n""cI a." -
horse ohoe'"g' corner Ae'ee ano +"
,r,1DoD II W ror,;1, ond p7n.,,o
n 800 raa, h.,waan
49, Strssta
LcHeo alu M"iNe1 o'loo'N.
nsoier in paieat " 1fsd;,;nrs PEA.
,o.ry 81 cnrprrn M Min aud 81 pi,;Iin
Vtr.
'''0'''
-
the Town, corner Main anAt. ph;,inn
Streets.
H1lDoDa GoNDRY. Bodley &
neeie' ft9fPsstors, l.evee and Jackson
o'Ao'.@- |
DNHIBODAUX, THEOPHILE. Toapn
hhartnyer Once Green Street between
"arAe' anu A''eo' !
---
i Organised September Eth. 1874. on.
GERS ii. w. Tabor, Chief Engineer. p. !
L. Lorio, lst Assistant NJ. A. fependre |
End Assistant j. Omer Landry. Secre.
tary and treasurer TAYLOR La,gnrdc, 4.
Bo,ryeois and G. Az,mn Delcrntes,
- -
VT1HIBODAUX COLLEGE. Very Raw |
L q. NJ. Mcnard, situated in one Of tbe (
most healthy parts OF the tswn of Thiho. |
daux.
THRONE, j. A., Books and stationary de- |
1 PIT, corner Main and St. Louis sts. |
%(OcppOsite l.. Y. Riviere's etore). Ph0tO- |
bodaux.
L corner Green and Levee Streets.
Nv CVc7,o7 1,>-n
~" on = LODGH
an"h III ~ "n "e9n nc:ssnaS On Or before
S.raat ha,vra. To.ooA =: a. ursen
Strests 'o u" market
-"
I. A.. Cru Engineer
oa'Asoh o'feet' opposite st. Bridget
" f1hh W. NO. l
- nts1laa pai"Ies On second. Sunday
=, eaon nlon.n. heeuiar meetings on
Monoay aiser inc second Monday of
7,Eiy inoh'H: = re-.
80 Hr'sHuiote fresident;
~ H.t - nuoo,n. ',eIrfesident j.. M.
" n no.aor"iS a. L: NAHUM Assis-
laht oecrctary La. "eOre, FUraman;
th.nsr as.i.s.nt tnn, n. sissln-
Rohich,,nx H~s. iJ;,sc,or. ~. Anco.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-F1ank Ho0-
Ii mai Proprietor, L.. Bardei, Con-
ductor, in connection with Morgan's Lou.
siaAa, and Texas K. K. Lafourche CrOs-
ing.
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ID AILROAD EXCHANGE, II. ii. Mich
IL elet Proprietor, corner Maiu and Fo
Gus SITS.
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ROUDREAUA, G., Post Masier aud
- Grocta', st. Philip st. between Main
and Market SIS.
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HOFFMANN, W., Dry Goods and Gro
Ii c%eries, Main trect, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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NOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT As
L ISOLATION, OF LAFOURLHE,-
Regular meeting on the first "Wednesday
OF each month, at 7 O'Clock, at the Union
Hall, Cor. Green and Market.
Otficers III. N. Coulon, President.
+. A.Aueoin Vice-President, j. W. Kno,
bloch, Secretary. G. Arena. Treasurer.
). M.Walsh censor, J.N Wright, Col.
lectOr.
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ROCRON, A.. Matchmaker aud Gun
II smith, Deule,' IN Jc,reirs, Firearms,
etc, Main st. between st. Philip and
Jackson streets
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NOBLOCH, J. w. Clesk Of he Comr
A-Thlbodaux La.
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EAZZO DIR. j. Is e., Physi. an and
" Acoucheur, Thibodaux Pr :, Lafour
he Parish. La.
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EXCEI .SIOR-LODGE NO. 34.-RegI
II lar meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Market and Patriot, every
Saturday evening ut I o'clock.
Officers: Louis A. MoulG. N = athr
Tet r ~: G:isIIr Elisa. ore, Sec
IL. IL. MlclS't Treasurer.
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X NOBLOCH, CLAY Attorney at Law
II Office UP stairs Green ST., between
Market aid Lcvee Streets.
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pagan. w. H.-Ptesident IhibNiauE
~ Safe MIL Co.. Local 4geat AND Col
iector, Thibodaux. La.
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FLEETWOOD, j. H., Pysieian,-ot-
l. ticc Market treet, between st. Louis
aud Green Streets.
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4 NELESIIN, JEAa,, baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
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nELBERr, P Engineer, cor Main
Land St-Philip streets
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DtTH Il FLEETWOOD, Drug Store.
~ Market street, hel ween Green and
St., Louis streets.
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RODLEY, Wagons amt Carts, Depot
~ Levee Street near the Thibodaux
foundry. w. IL. Raglan. Agent.
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DINNlN GS, 5 A. Mrs. .EtiIinary and
- Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
inibodauX SITS.
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1OSEPH A. Family d Plantation Groce
- rirs. Main Street, between st. Philip
nd Jacksons streets.
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RRAUD, ELLIS n. Groceries,, Wine
- a"d Liquors, corner GreeD and Main
streets.
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IIOFFMANN, f.. Carriage Maker, 1dp.
IL ery tabte corner Jackson and st.
bridget Streets.
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klV1nkE, L.: Dry Goods, corner Main
~ and st. Louis Streets.
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LVROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
. corner Green and Market Streets.
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IL OGAN, F., Boiler Maker, corner lie
Ii wee and Church Streets.
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AUSCH, }. fashionable Tailor, Main
~ street, fronting kiviere q store.
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HOME HOOK AND LADDER CO.,
IL No |. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday OF each month. Regularex
erclses on Sunday preceding the fourth
Monday of every Month.
Officers. X. X. Mcbride President j.
h. Curtis, Vice President K. Frost, Fore
man /. Bergeron LIST Asst. Foreman A.
u Riviere, 2nd Asst. Foreman g. Azema
Treasurer; Ed. Perrin. Secretary f;
JAS Cherault, Asst. Secretary; NJ. Capello
Warden; j. n. Wright, Ty.er.
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UOURQulN, f. Matchmaker. amd Jew
~ eie,', corner Market and st. Louis, SITS
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NOODE, j. s., Auorneya Law,-Othce,
" over j.. II. Fleetwood Market Street
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RREAUX Il LEGENDi.E, Dry Goods
II anl Groceries, corner Main and Green
Streets.
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HESSE MRS. 5. Nikinary and Fancy
H. Dry Goods, st. Philippe ST., between
Levee and Main Streets.
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G HERIFF-S SALE.
y by virtue OF writ OF Levari FsciAs
" me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale.R the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
No. SN Shipley street, kept BY John ].
Dougherty, In tho city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the I'D day Of November. 1879.
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz !:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
a three story brick dwelling house thereon
erectcd In the city OF Wilmington afore-
said, and bounded and described A. fol.
lows, to wit: Beginning At point on tho
westerly side OF Tatnall street. between
Second and Third streets, At the distance
OF W feet inches from the northerly side
OF Second street, thence westerly parallel
with second street 100 feet TO . stake.
thence southerly parallel with TatnAll
| street 20 feet inches TO another stake,
thence easterly parallel With Second
| street 81 feet TO q corner, thence southerly
| with Tatnall street 10 feet 9 inches To Q
stalk G, thence easterly parallel with Second
street 81 feet to the Aforesaid side Of Tat
| nall street and thence along the same
nOrtherly 81 feet to the place Of beginning
| be the contents thereof what they may
Book W., vol. y, page AL, &c.
| Seized and taken In execution as tht
| property Of Joseph Richardson and 1. l..
and to be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherirs Office, New Castle, October 20
1879. novS-eodts.
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THE RIGurs OF SCHOLARS IN THE
PUBLIC Schools A decision was
made in one of the Courts OF ONO
few days ago which sustains to some ex-
tent the rights of children and parents
to the public schools. One william
Thicker sued the Board Of Public .Edu-
cation of the town of Pomeroy, and was
awarded SIS damages. 1t appears that
Mr.. Tucker did not want his daughter
TO study drawing; and question arose
Is to the authority of the teachers over
the child, and as TO what she SHOULD
study. 1t does not appear that the
parent of tho girl attempted in any way
to interfere with the school or the course
of studies. But that the teachers we're
obstinate and tyrannical in that they at
tempted to control the girls action
against her own wishes and also against
the wishes of her parents in this particu'
lar study. The girl, at the direction oil
her parent, refused to draw, and the
teachers expelled her from the school
Thereupon the suit was instituted and
the award of damages accorded the
parent. Now, it was not simply q
question of the duty Of the child. But
the rights of the parent to the use oI
the school was involved as well. 1t i'
not the right of the Public School BoaFc
to dictate what of the higher branches
children shall learn; and Miss Tucker
under her fathers instructions did no
necessarily infringe upon the rules o
the school by refusing TO draw ; and he
refusal to draw did not give the teacher
right to expel her aud deprive the lathe
of his undoubted right to the education
of his daughter for which he had beei
taxed and paid. The decision woul
seem TO be far one, and may be take
as IN some measure establishing priI
ciple for other States. The teacher
certainly have the right to require obed
ence in all reasonable matters. The
could have put the girl in oiher classe
and required her to study. But it seen
they had no right to expel her from IL
school because she obeyed her father j
not pursuing particular study.
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gains are reported from various parts of
the State, the largest of all being in
Philadelphia, where 1t is over $4,000.
John Shersnan's Statement De-
nOunced.

Nation.
Mr.. John Sherman's account of the
actual condition of the South Is SO extra
ordinary in public officer, part Of the
federal administration, and bound by
his very position TO know the essential
uutruthfulness of his representations,
that it calls for the severest censure.
At a time when the crop which is pc
culiarly associated with negro labor is
annually on the increa'e beyond the
production of The palmiest days Of sla-
very, the secretary OF The treasury dares
to say that .'whole communities" at the
South ''are slowly decaying In all their
elements which would tend TO make
them prosperous and happy" Mr.
Boutwell, himself, locking out of his car
window, would hardly have returned
from the South with such report as
that.
Mr.. Sherman has rot lately been
South, excep. in Kentucky, where be
was very careful, the other day, not to
indulge in talk Ike this, or TO allege that
"a controlling majority in some OF the
Southern States - has re-
duced the body of the negroes at the
South to a condition but little better
Than that of sayeiy." This language
might have passed in the days when out
RACES were manufactured tor political
purposes, but it is ridiculous now.
Mr.. Sherman asserts that "no Repub-
lcan speech, pointing out the errors and
wrongs of the laws devised by the ruling
class, could be made in these SoulherI
States without danger to life or liberty
This is not tue; but if 1t were, we
should like to ask him whether freedom
of speech is likely TO he promoted south
of Mason and Dixon's line by reckless
and extravagant defamation north OF II
concerning Southern society?
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NOTICEs.
TIyIDEND.
novi-4t,

CkALED PROPOSALS viii be received
= at the office Of the Clerk ofCouncil up
u quarter OF eight O'Clock, on Thursday,
the 9th inst, for grading VanBuren street
between Sixth and Eighth, and seventh
street between Jackson and HARRISON
streets. The amount OF material to be
graded is about four thousand 1900 yards
Said material To be placed on the bed OF
Tenth street between Adams and Madison
streets. A bond OF one hundred dollars
must accompany eacn bid for the good
faith OF the same. Work 10 be done under
the supervision OF the Street Commission
er. Blanks Will he furnished by the Clerk
of Council. BY order OF the Committee on
opening streets.
JAMES McGLINCHEY,
noy3-4t Chairman.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
y BY virtue OF a writ CT Lcvari racias.
70 medirectsi, wiii be exposed - fuoiio
Sa ieat the
LAFAYETTE HorEL,N No. s4i shipley st..
kept by J.hn J. Doughsrty. In the city of
Wilmington. New Castle county. Della
ware.
The 18th Day Of NOVEMBER, A. D.. ls7e
At2 o'clock, p. IN, the following described
All thoss two certain lots. pieces or par
cells OF land situate IL the city Of whining
ton, bounded AID described ~ fOilows, ~
wit, No. l. Having . brick dwelling
thereon erected, begin Mug At the interssc:
a d OF the easterly side of jackson street;
theuce aioug said side of jackson street
northeriy 1876 feet II = stake; thence esster-
ly parallel with Eighth street II, rect W
communicating with another alley 4 feet
wide leading into Adams street; thence
along said side OF the first mentioned alley
aud parallel with Jackson street ~ feet
southeriy 70 stake; thence easterly al0ng
the head OF said alley aud parallel with
| Eighth street 4 feet 10 n staks: thencs
southerly and parallel with Jackson ctreet
lA5 feet W the SAID side q Eighth street;
aud the Ace thereby westefly ifb feet 70 TUE
place ~ beginning, be the contents there.
A73. 40.
No.2 Having . brick dwelling thereon
| erected, beginning on the nOrtheriy aide Ol
Fifth street between Adams and Jackson
| streets, ~ stake % feet from the building
line Of the westerly side OF Adams street;
thence westerly aud parallel with Fourth
| street 10 feet To = stake: tnenoe suutheriy
and parallel ~ Adams street l0o feet and
one half inch 70 stake on the nostheriy ,
side of = Is feet wide street leading from
jackson 70 Adams strees; aud thsnee eest.
erly along the nOrtheriy side OF aid y feet
wiu0Htreet and pAraliei Wtoh fifth Otrooi
| IL fest toa stake; and thence nofthsr , and
paraiisi ~ Adams street l0S feet and one
half inch TO the place OF beginning, be the
| cOntents within said bounds what they
| may.
Seized ard takcu In execution - the
property Of Henry N. Riie and Harriet Y
his wife, and terre tenants, and W be sold
by
JOHN PYLE, sheTifi
6heriff's Once, New Cattle, October 2
| l. a IafS o.kkS. ytsl "
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~ n ERIFf's SALE.
= by virtue OF writ OF Levhri Faci " I,
to me directed will be exposed to public
sale, At the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In the town OF Delaware City. in Red Lion
Hundred, New UAstls County. Delaware,
ON SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Novsm-
ber. A. D.. 1917. A. ~ O'Clock, .. IN,
The following described real estate, viz:
AL that certain lot OF piece Of ground,
situate, lying and being In HE'D Lion hun
dred, New Cestio county, and btAts ol
Delaware, at the in ntersection Of the road
reading nom Delaware CITY TO Burchsrd's
Corner, with the road from Deiawars Ctty
to Port Penn, running thence olOng the
southwestern sids OF the said Port Pen n
road south Is deg reea. east 2b6 feet TO John
Miller's lot. thence by his line south u
degrees, west l00 feet TO . l0-feet viae al
ley thence by the northern aide of said
alley lS5 81 feet TO the said road lead ng
from BurchArd's Corner, thence BY said
road ITO feet 70 the piace OF beginni &
bounded ENTHUSIASTICALLY by the saidPoTI
Penn road south W est werdiy By grounds o.
Johh Miller, uthwestwArdiy by said 81
ley, and westwardiy by the said road x
Burchards Corner, be the eame what Il
may, with fve houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution - IN,
| property Of Shadrack Boyer and Anns
Maria. his wife, and I. I. ~ be aold BY
JOAN PYLE, sheriff.
sherifrs once, New Castle. October d
A. d.. 1879. oct3i-Stawts.
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BrutnHy Be0ten Ly a High
cd yIiUu.

Near Landisvlle, Lancas;eJ county,
while Samuel Franklin, of East Donegal
township, was relu' ming from the vii
lage of Mount JOY, ha was attacked on
the highway by a notorious tramp by
the name OF John Simpson, alias Fred
jackson, who jumped from the bushes,
caught the horse 10y the bsid!e and with
a CLUB Knocked him To the ground. He
then caught hold of Franklin and de-
manded his money or his life. The lat
ter refusing 70 comply, Sampson struck
him several times over the head and
shoulders with the CLUB, rendering hin
insensible, in which co"dition he wal
found next morning. Upon examina
tion Frankiin's wounds wee found TO bt
severe, but not necessarily fatal. His
pockets had been rliled and watch
some money and some papers were ia
ken The affair caused great excitemen
in .he neighborhood, ard a party wer
on the hunt for The highwaymen.
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yHERlFF-s SALE.

CHERlFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facins,
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the hotel OF
JACOB HYATT.
In the village OF Newport. IN Christians
Hundred. New Castle County, Del. on
TUESDAY, The lith day OF November,
1879, at II O'Clock, n. IN.
The following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain farm or tract OF land
situate In Mill Creek hundred In the coun-
~ Of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
bounded and described M follows, To wit !:
Beginning at "A stone In the middle OF the
Hock essin road, a corner for land sold
David Wilson, thence by line OF said
land which was part NO. u. OF the Heal
Estate OF Isaac Di xon, deceased, south stA<
degrees, west ~ H2 hundredths to q stake
a corner for Thomas Pearson's land, thence
with line OF that land north degrees,
west l57 8-l0 perches TO "a stake, corner
for William Pearson's land, thence with q
line of said land north 80 degrees and ~
minutes, east 20 perches aud ~ one hum
dredthH TO n stake, corner for other land
sold To David Wilson, part OF the Real Es-
tate OF Isaac Dixon aforesaid, thence by
the lines dividing that land from the
south sd egrees east 25 perohes to a stake,
thence north 70 degrees east ~ perches and
.. ~ to u stake, thence south degrees east
Is perches and 100 OF perch To stake
thence south 81 degrees west 3s perches tc
n stake In the middle OF the Pearson road
thence along the middle OF the said road
south 81 degrees "a east Il 2-lO perches tC
n stake In line OF Thomas Jackson's
land, thence by that land south degrees
4 east ~ l. 10 perches to q stake In thu
middle of Hook essin road aforesaid Anc
| thence along the same being "a line Of tbs
aforesaid land sold to David Wilson, south
NL degrees west 81 6-lO perches TO th'
| place OF beginning, containing within
said bounds ninety-seven acres and forty
| four perches OF land, be the same more o.
| less with a large stone house and larg'
barn and other outbuildings thereon
| erected.
Seized and taken in execution as tn
property OF Isaac T. ChAmberlin an,
| Elizabeth T., his wife and terre tenants
and to be gold by
| JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherid-s Office, New Castle, October I'D
| 1873 oct2i eOdts