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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auotloneer.
Ill3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO-STORY
/ FRAME DWELLING. FOUR ROOMS AND
KITCHEN. ON SIXTH STREET. NAVY HILL
Nv virtue Of a deed OF trust from john PERKINS ana
wife TO the undersigned dated November \. 1877,
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court. Deed
made In the BOZ therein secured and being quired
so 10 do. we will sell. on
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER %, 1880,
at a o'clock on the premises. the REAL ESTATE
de. cr,bed In said deed-ihat LOT OF LAND in me
city OF kiehmonc, with improvements thereon,
fronting "a fet on the west side OF SIKH street
north Of Baker street. .o-
and residue on such terms as will be announced at
sale III. &. g. HARTMAN.
JULIUS STRAUS.
J.THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees
rruox.pcnx pp0wN Aucfionper de II
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FINANCIAL.
sIcHMoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, December IL, 1885,
saLEs.-l2lo0 VIRGINIA consols at 75s; 500
Virginia l0.4os at 4ex: 10 shares X. ana ID. n. X.
s.ock at esq. 10 do at SO; 1000 x. and u. X. r.
a. tlsqO) at 104k; zoo Virginia consols at 75x
q, raj
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DRY GOODS,
COc EAST BROADl
800 EAST BROAD /!
A. HUTZLER & SONS.

In stock and receiving from first hands full and
complete line of - -
Including MONTE CLOTHS, PLAIDS, SATINS,
MATELASSE. BROCADES. FLANNEL SUIT
INGS, VELVETS, and MOURNING FABRICS.
Also. an unusually large stock of WHITE GOODS
and STAPLE s. such as PRINCES. CLUAKS.
SHAW LIS, BLANKETS, and UNDER.FLAN-
Ladies' NECKWEAR, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
UNDERWEAR ana HOSIERY.
Notions and novelties In Il III Nj n g i,
EDGINGS, ana lNSERTINGS specially.
PASsAMENrERIE TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
and CL0Ak-ORNAMENTSi in great variety.
oc "a
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AUCTION sALEs-Future DAYS.
BY Frank ID. IlilI & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l0S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
Il FRAME DWELLINGS IN The PLAN of
ARLINGTON. NEAR NEW RESERVOIR, Al
AIlCTION-By virtue OF 0red OF trust recorded
ia The Office OF the clerk OF Richmond rhsBcery
Cont February 22, 1879. from John H. Claioorne
and wife, VIII proceed to sell 4. auction, ON lne
premises, north side or wallace street UetWeep
Richie and Robinson streets, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1850.
nj 4 o'clock p. NJ, THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
zach with two rooms: lots 20 by 1913 feet. Also :
VACANT LOT adjoining, 80 by 1913 feet. The
bonses are now rented 10 good tenants. There Is
wafer on the premises and this offers good oppor
tuuitv for parties 10 secure cheap nome.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, with per cent added, for notes Sc
cured by iIust-deed. - -
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL CO., Auctiopeers.
de
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COMMERCIALLY.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
RIcnxoSp. December ~, 1880.

WHxAT.- Mf1ed. orc bushels at u. Is for very
food feitxs IL busbeIs II .l2stl.l3, and s
fulr. good ard yery gpod. ~ y
1pr rood yefy soods and prime. Ateed $40 bushels
~ 1o and 49,. Tor yfTy sooo and prime.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND t,HEsPEAkzl
RAILROAD. I
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1s, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 P. 81. Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
iavl connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings Oh the York river and for Balti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
lO:l5 A. IS. ( dayl, connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY.
TUESDAY. WEDNE SDAY,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY; with steamers tor Proy.
dence and Roston on TUESDAY sac
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (excep
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Balti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
2:5OP. Nj Arrive at Richmond daily (excep
6:35 L. M.} Sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
Iork, Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 or IRON
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
issued TO all northern AVID western points.
For ir formation. apply at Office Of the company.
Twenty-third and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
aulS ". r. pOTGLAS. SBDerintendent
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RICHMOND. FRED'G 4 POTOMAC K. X. coat
RICHMOND. VA. November 20, leeo'
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing SUNDAY. 2sth instant, train. 'l
this road VIII run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sos 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-strest station dai'y; de
~ Washington. $50 4. " Sah mnr
1850 A. 81: Pm iaiel phia. l.tn + v ,
New York. $3.50 r. VI. connect, WI'I
New York Limifed ENur~ss. r A,
train StODs 0a/y M IVor" .H'
s:2s A. H., caves ByIG-sSfeet ,tAuol a,ly tI.
cept Sundlysl due A. Wnnnki.i .
l:20 i. NJ; Baltimore, - =. VI. ,
Pniladeiphia, 7:o5 y. 81; sew fori
4:5s p. NJ. train leaves Byrd-sIcet station duly.
due at Washington, 9:Z5 r. ~. IT, y.
A. NJ: New York. 6:ij \. VI.
1858 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATES hAlh tt
Junction. leaves Broad street s;a4os
daily Except Snr dsyl.
SOUTH BOUND.
IL 80 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street s,ati0f daily.
Leaves New York, 10 z. "; Pa.'
AS A. ": washing,on. =. ".
2:2s L. NJ arrives az Byrdst sisii2g oi ,,,.
Leaves Washington. ii \. NJ -.
timore, g:35 A. NJ; Phnaielphia, ''
A. NJ; New York. E:SO A. y. IAt
tram makes no local stops' ..,,,
GASP. ~, arrives al byru-Slree. -~A.n- lsll
Except sunday. Leaves N''h'ny'
TOP. 5 l.. Vi Baltimore ~. y
"; Philsdephia, ll4j A ". : Ne"
Sal A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN sIiiys
a. Brosd-street station daily 'eiesp
supdsvj
Trains leaving Richmond 81 3O0 \, VI am ~
riying at 2:2S l.. NJ. do not stop at Eina: ,.,op
General Ticket Ageat
E.T. ID. MYERS. General saperin@Hdent ,s
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BY Robert B...Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
sTOCK. BRICK DWELLING SITUATED AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS. AND DC
CUPLED BY DIR; J; ?; HARRRlsQNi AND AZ /.
GE6RGE ". BRIGGS, AND A. VAC 7
WEST, AND FRONTING THIRTY FEET ON
BROAD STREET; AND ALSO a YAC , y, 10,
on TIE WEST SIPE " sTR TTEsrs AMI IN.
OTHER VACANT LOT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENT9-siXTH BETWEEN p AND VEN
ABLE STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
viriueo a decree OF the Circuit Court or Nanse-
mona county pronounced at the October term,
lS O, In a chancery suit styled Eley aud wife Us.
Briggs et ats, therein pending, the undersigned
appointed special commissioner thereby, will offer
for sale, upon the premises beginning win The pro-
perry corner of Twenty-sevenih and Bread streets
on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1880.
at 3n O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. The DIVE LLlNG contains about ten rooms
and has gas. water and large brick stable uIon the
hood Is one OF the best In that part Of the city, and
TO any one wishing 10 purchase good property thi:
presents an unusual oppor unity.
| immediately after the above-say at O'clock
scribed fronting 81 feet 8 Inches; and aferwards
| the LOT on Tveniy-eighth street above mentioned
/ fronting 35k feet.
| TERMS: 0ne-ihird cash; the residue In equal In
stain ents at six, twelve, aud eighteen months, wi
legal Interest thereon from the day of SALE evidenced
! by bonds OF the purchaser The purchaser OF the
improved property will also be required TO insure
| the same for the benefit OF the Commissioner unit
the whole purchase PAID the title 10 all lhs
property 10 be retained until the whole OF The pur
| chase-money Is paid and conveyance Ordered BY
/ the Court. JOHN II. WRIGHT,
| de 10 speciaf COMMISSIONER.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURElA
l. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETo-Par- ~.
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. BeforesJ
purchasing call and be convinced. You Will save
money on EVERY ARTICLE. The EXTENT OF
RER-SUITS all prices and Styles; CABlNET'
MAKERS and UPHOLsTERfNG MATERIALS
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, etc., French anc
German, at New York prices.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 143S Main street.
FACTORY, 18, l6, 20, % north Fifteenth.
DC 2-3m
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AUCTION SALEB--This Day.
RIcHMoSD BAZAAR &
NOS. 1893 AND 144o FnASKLIS STREET.
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
we will sell 30 head OF really first class ANIMALS:
This u the best c1Bsignmei or the teison- ana
should attract the attention Of dealers, as Well as
those vino want for city and farm purposes. we
our instructions positive In regard to closing
the entire invoice.
AT SAME TIME,
Several first class YOUNG MULES,
FAMILY CARRIAGE. With shafts End pole, w
excellent order; is OF high cast SUD MADE 70
ord.r In this city; sold for want OF use:
! SECONDHAND BREWSTER Bu6of'ih sooo
very stylish PARK PHAETONr little used;
TOP GROCFRs' WAGON and HARNESS.
This sale deserves puhiic attention.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor;
r. n. COOK, Salesman. deie
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER II, $50.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, ner.
chandise and passengers, George w. Allen Co.,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Ii. Tatam
ARRIVED AT osBoaEE's LANDING.
Sch oner f. c. Knight, -. New York, light, L.
J. Woodbridge.
SAILED FROM osBoRNE's LANDING.
Schooner Samuel II. Crawford, Reed, New York
wood, y. j. Woodbridge.
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BY Furman Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Adctonter.
lOI6 Main street, corner Eleventh.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF FRAMED
~ HOUSE AND LOT IN THE PLAN OF Full
TON.-By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Utnrico county, entered on the "a b day OF No
yember. 1880, In The cause of James Lumnkin rs.
Hil's administrator. shall proceed 10 sc oy pup
lie auction. upon the premises, ON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1850,
NJ o'clock r. NJ. The foliowin g. described pro-
nerty: +" The HOUSE and LOT lying on he west
side OF Goddn street 80 feet. and running back
100 feet to an allev 10 feet being Lot IN square
IL OF a plan OF The Town OF Fulton" The house
has i've rooms. and yields good rent.
TERMS: Cash as TO 800: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable note, per CENT
aded and Inc file retained until all The purchase
Conrt s. &. EEDD,
dis Special Commissioner.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December Virginia 6's. old. ~
due coupons 90k; new lo-40s. 40. Bid to-day
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
Grants Stab at HancOc II.

from the New 10tk news.
II Df. Fowler has correctly reported
his interview with General Grant, the
latter stands to-day before the county In
no envIable attitude. 1t would have
been b-tter for the Republican party,
and a thousand times better for himself,
hal he M al ntained his character as a 81
lent man.
HIS attack upon General Hancock l.
so evidently promp' ed by unmanly jeal-
ousy AMI disappointed am bition that IT.
only considerable effect will be to lower
the public estimate OF the authors char
acter, and make him appear contempt
ible traducer, where before he seemed
no worse than an uDpri ucipled political
intrigubr.
II Grant spoke the language attribut'
ed TO him by the obscure 0hronicler oi
that disrepuiable interview, IL was wei
for him that lie had heretofore prevail
ed npou himself to hold his tongue be-
fore the pubic, for what he IS now zlleg
ed to have said Is more like the weak
talk of a schoolboy vilifyiDg his mate
than the criticism of distinguished
commander upon public affairs and the
conduct OF a brother utii GER.
And besides being paerilo, weak and
in ex. cradle taste, much that he said
and more that he insinuated, Is simply
false. II Is false that Con. Hancoct
"has marched and iplaned: and waited
till at last he las received the Demo
cratic nomination" Gen. HaLcocki
nomination was an inspiration of thu
convention.
There was not in any State an organ
iLation TO suggest or support his candi'
| dacy. His name was not In the list %
probable candi dates, and certainly no
| in the list of active asplrants' He IL TO
| day the nominee of the Democratic Far
| ~ because his exceptional worthines
and availability were promptly JecoE
nized by the convention when An Incl
dent of the proceeding, brought hin
into the foreground, aud his consequen
nomination wAs as II by acclamation'
That 1t has proved entireiy satisfac
tory to the Democratic party has beel
| sufficiently demonstrated: and II is to
late now in the campaign tor him 10 b
injured by The spiteful utterances OF th
disappointed candidate for third tern
who seems now to bo actuated by fur
GUS jealousy Of his fellow-soldiers popt
lariLy.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
Ohio and Indiana.

The canvass has been remarkable
for the uncommon thoroughness
with which all parts of the two
states have been supplied with doc
uments and speakers, by both par
ties. The Republicans are just now
more confident in Ohio than the
Democrats, and the Democrats are
more confident in Indiana than their
opponents. Two months ago the
Republicans cliamed Indiana, and it
had not then occurred to the Demo-
Gratis that they might carry Ohio
1t would appear from this that the
Democrats have slowly gained in
the canvass; but of course the cleo
ton only can decide whether their
anticipations of success in Indiana "a
will be Justilied.-N. Y. Herald, Oct.
Sh.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
LETTER FROM NEW CASTLE.
MEETING OF THE II. & e. CLUB
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS, ETC
Correspondence of Gazette.

MEETING OF THE II. & E. CLUB
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS, ETC.
Correspondence of Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Oct. 9.
Company A, Hancock and Eng
lish club held a very enthusiastic
meeting at their headquarters on
Ninth street last night. Vice-presi-
dent Geo. f. Temple called the
meeting to order, J. II. Callahan
acting as Secretary. The executive
committee reported that in their
judgment it would be we'll for the
Company to give a ball for the pur-
pose OF raising funds. After gen.
eral exchange of opinions on motion
of Chris. White, a committee Of
five was appointed to make the nee
essary arrangements, viz: j. j. To-
ner, Chris. White, I. b. Foster, r.
Murray, J. w. Mackev; on motion
Vice president Temple was added
to the committee.
On motion of j. w. Mackey the
chairman appointed the following
committee of arrangements on the
grand mass meeting to be held at
Townsend on the 10Th inst
j. w. Mackey, J. ii. Callahan, j.
j. Toner, c. White, I. B. Foster,
Geo. Tidwell, w. Hilly, j. Marcus,
Israel Ridings, Geo. Temple.
This committee was notified by
the chlirman to meet at the head
quarters this evening at p. NJ. for
the purpose of completing the ar
rangements.
Messrs. 1. Mills, j. Pagan and
John Grimes were appointed Room
Committee for the ensuing week.
Notice was given that the com
pany would meet for drill this even
ing at 7.30.
Building operations are being
pushed forward with all possible
speed in this city.
1t is said that seven houses are tt
be erected ON Clayton street below
9th, this fall.
A colored campaign club was Or
ganized in this city few evening"
ago.
Joseph Skinner, the polite ant
affable telegraph operator at tn
depot, has been on visit to Ney
York State this week. During hi
absence Mr.. Frank Strickland ha
filled his position making man.
friends by his very obliging and soc
ial disposition.
The Ball Committee of CoDpan
GA" of the II. & E. club met las
evening and decided to give thei
ball in the City Hall on Frida.
evening the 18th inst. Tickets Z
cents.
The following gentlemen have tn
matter in charge and their name
will be guarantee that it will be
first class af1air-Master of Cere
monies-T. b. Foster; Floor Mana
ger-E. Duffy: Assistants-Geo
Temple, r. Murray, ii. Madden, M
Edwards, J. II. Callahan; Secretar.
j. w. Mackey; Treasurer-Johl
F. Brady.
"a Committee Of Arrangements:
j. Grimes, G. White, j. j. Toner
L. Ridings, James O'Neil.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
SECOND EDITION
SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN ME-
CHANICS.
For the Gazette.

FOR the Gazette.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Mr. Birds tariff speech
did not have any effect on our superior
and intelligent mechanics. He endeav-
ored to prove that every thing foreign
was superior to American, aud that the
importation of foreign goods would ruin
our manufacturers and business of all
kinds, and that there would be no en-
ployment for the mechanics and labor
ing men in this country. This is not,
the case, and the argument of Mr.. Bird
is an insult to our working men. The
work of our mechanics is much superior
to that of labor half paid in foreign
countries. They cannot sell their trash
at home and it would be useless to send
it here to come into competition with
our superior workmanship peri jrmed by
intelligent and well-paid mechanics. A
tariff for revenue means protection to
labor and no tax on that which the la
borer consumes. The question is being
asked who told Mr.. Bird that if Han
cock was elected all the machine shops
would bs closed? He imagined il he
has no proof, and he we'll knows it is
not true. His party is of the opinion
that eighty cents per day is enough for
a workingman. His party has often
said that capital should rule labor, and
that labor had no rights which the capi-
tglists did not see fiji to confer upon
them. This is the teachings of the
bond holders and oflice-bolders, and
worklngmen beware in time, when tos
late you may fiud the military enforcing
the edicts aud rules of these manufact-
urers and bond-holders. Remember
they claim that the military is above the
civil law. If you believe the doctrine
of Mr.. Bird and his party and vote to
continue them in power, you place your
liberty at their disposal, and do not be
alarmed if you should be compelled to
work for Just what they see fit to give
you or starve. They will send to foreign
countries for their workmen and use the
negro for laborer. This is what they
want. They d'siie TO use the negro in
conjunction with foreign mechanics
You that have homes and families anC
who have been here for years will be
turned aside for that which pays then
best-the negro in place of white men
JACKSON.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
FIRST EDITION.
HANCOCK.
The Great Soldier Statesman.

In speech before Democratic meet
ing at New York the other night Hon.
William Dorsheimer made the effective
point tn at Republican business men at
the North are guilty OF grave inconsistent
cy in denouncing Southern men and in
the same breath soliciting their trade.
"Another cause of our returning pros
perity," said Mr.. Dorsheimer, "is the
increased trade between the North and
South. This is directly due to the good
feeling and confidence which have grown
up since the Democratic majority came
to Congress. The Southern people are
now governing themselves and the result
is an decreased production of Southern
staples, with an increased consumption
Of our manufactures.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09

Reed birds at Fulllner's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oy sters at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
The police had their photographs
taken this morning.
One drunk was the only case before
the Mayor this morning.
The corner stone of the new House
hold of Faith Church will be laid to-
morrow.
The "Galley Slave" will be produ-
ced at the Opera House on next Satur-
day evening.
The chills and fever are quite num-
erous in this city, and there are num-
Der of cases of malarial fever.
There was a.good market this morn
ing.
Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, will speak
on the tariff question at the Grand
Opera House, on Friday evening
next.
City Council will sit on Monday
evening to hear the contest of Thos.
L. Mousely VS.. David r. Smith, of the
Ninth Ward.
st. Julien trotted at Washington
yesterday, in 2 13 3-S. Maud S. still
remains queen of the turf.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09
HORSE KILLED BY A SNAKE.

Jacob Braunt, of st. Augustine,
Cambria county, was driving to Altoona
with two horse load of lumber. On
the way down the mountain, he saw a
large rattlesnake in the road, but not in
time to stop the team. The animal.
did not see the snake and almost stepped
upon the reptile. The snake in passing
nnder the horses fastened its fangs in
the leg of one of them and disappeared
in the underbrush before in could be
killed. When about half way to his
residence the leg of the bitten animal
began to swell, and the poison spread
so rapidly that the horse dropped ovel
dead not long alter. The animal was
worth about $50.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09

SURELY General Grant cannot be such
an egotist as to imagine that which is an
honorable and natural ambition on h 8
own part becomes ridiculous aspiration
when entertained by bis brother soldier.
But, unfortunately for General Grants
imputatioD of an inordinate and over
weening desire for political preferment
on General Iiancock's part, there comes
right on the heels of the published in
terview the publication of General Han
cocks own letter to Colonel Blanton
Duncan, written nearly year ago, Octo-
ber 20, 1870, the manly, unaffected tone
Of which Is the best answer to this feat
ure in the Indictment framed by Gen
Grant.-Bdlt. Sun, oct. I.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09

shals will not be allo's'd' u stand at
the polls; we want to see the day when
bayonets shall be done away With.
In regard to the nominees of the
Democratic party, he said that we have
a standard bearer, who we need not be
ashamed of, standard bearer, who like
Caesars wife is above suspicion. After
further eulogizing Gen. Hancock as a
statesman, the speaker closed by propos-
ing three hearty cheers for the candi-
dates, which we're gwen with will and
the meeting adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-09

CHERlFF'S SALE.
. BY virtue of a writ Of Levari Factaa
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware
On MONDAY, the lst day of November,
A. d. 1880, at IL O'Clock. q. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land (being
formerly three lots), situated In Delaware
City aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning az point on
the southeasterly side Of Washington
street, at the distance Of ninety-sevsn
feet and half an inch northeasterly from
the eastern corner OF Second ana Wasn-
ington streets, theuce along said side OF
Washington streets, northeasterly 20 feet
to land now or la q off liam l.. Newbold
thence along the same in line al right
angles with Washington street, south
easterly, one hundred and four feet TO q
-four feet Wide alley, left open BY the said
line parallel with Washtn ton street
southwesterly twenty feet TO q stake,
thee ce northwesterly four feet TO o STAKE,
thence southwesterly and paraile! with
half an inch TO a stake, thence north
westerly parallel with Second street, one
| hundred feet to the aforesaid side 81
| Washington street, and thence 81 ong the
| said northeasterly forty-nine feet and
half an inch to the place of beginning.
be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of LOUISA V. WOHhELL, sur
RELL and Louisa v. Worrell. the younger
executors, of Edward Werrell, deceased,
and VIM. w. Taylor, I. T.. end to be sold
by JOHN PYLE snerln.
1880.