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\ OTIOE-scHooL ELECTION.

An election for members OF the Board
OF Public Education in Wilmington, will
be held on SATURDAY, May lst, 1850.
Polls will be open at O'Clock and close ut
Up. IN.
The inspectors OF the precinct In which
the election Is to be he d In the ward, will
hold the sohoei election.
Members TO be elected and places of
voting are as follows:
FIRST WARD.-One member for two
years, and one member for one year
polls, old No. IL school House, Second near
Washington street.
SkcoND WARD.-One member for two
years, polls. FELTON, House. Second and
Walnat streets.
THIRD WARD.-One member for two
years, polls, p. J. Babcock's, Fifth and
Orange streets
FOURTH WARD Ono member for two
years, polls City Hall.
FIFTH WARD.-One member for two
years. Polls, Public School House No, y,
corner Eighth and WolIaston street.
years. POlis, southeast corner Ninth and
King streets.
SkVENTH WARD.-One member for Two
years. Polls. Public School Hou.e No 2
corner Eleventh and Washington streets
EIGHTH WARD.-One member for two
years. Polls. Pablic School House No. T.
corner Seventh and spruce streets.
NINTH WARD One member for two
years. Polls. old Academy.
TENTH WARD.-One member for one
year and one member for two years
Polls, Public school House No. 10, corner
Of Elm and Adams streets.
HENRY b. MORROW,
Secretary Board OF Public Education
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Senator Blaine founi himself In q
very embarrassing position yesterday
when ho was called apon BY Senator
Bayard and others to produce some
specific evidence of what the Maine
SJalwart called an "hoporabIe agree
ment," made In 1877, by which Mr.. But
Ter, OF South Carolina, was to be admit
ted TO seat In the Senate, provided Mr..
Kellogg was left undisiurbed as Senator
so-called from Louisiana. IL there was
any such bargain the earnest. words OF
Senator Bayard and other prominent
Democr atic Senators will convince all
unprejudiced persons that they had no
hand. nor part In 1t. Now will Mr..
? Blaine pleace inform his colleagues and
the country who were the parties to
what he styles the honorable agreee-
ment" relative to Senators Butler and
Kellogg?
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THE WAR BETWEEN Blaine, Sher'
man and Grant over the Presidential
candidacy is being waged with the
desperate intent Of the savage
Blaine has invaded Ohio and even at
tempted to rob Sherman of his own
State. The New York Herald has
gone over to the side of Sherman, be-
ing itself large bondholder it hopes
for more opportunities to advance Its
interests through the schemes of the
gold operations the Secretary is SC
familiar with. 1t says the Blaine
contest in Ohio has a far wider sig
nificance. 1t demonstrates that the
opposition to the third term rests on
the ambition of the rival candidates
and not on any deep repugnance to
the election of the .ex-President. II
Mr.. Blaine thought the third term y
menacing danger to our institutions
he could not justify himself in making
war upon any candidate who had a
chance of uniting the republican op-
position to an experiment SO fraught
with peril. If he is incapable of
subordinating his personal ambition
to the safety of the country he is an
unfit man to be thought of for the
Presidency. If he prefers a third
term to the election of Sherman or
the election Of Edmunds his oppo-
sition to it rests on personal reasons,
which the country cannot respect.
That Blaine has no real repugnance
80 the thid term is proved by his intru-
SION into the politics Of Ohio. Mr..
jlaine was not born yesterday, and he
not quite such a greenhorn as to be
unconscious that Shermah's friends will
resent his attempt TO capture SLerman's
'wu State. He knows we'll enough thai
MS lncursion into Ohio precudes any
,ussibiity OF uuion between the Blaine
uen aud the Sherman met in opposition
the third term. Ii Blaine were real
" strong he would care nothing for q
nL!ful fraction OF the Ohio delegates
dls boarding Of Sherman In his own
late is a confession of conscious weak
~ss. II is 10 wonder that Blaine dis
."usts his strength when q majority Of
ne New England delegates are opposed
him. But he commits an egreeious
'iul.der In maxi, & it impossible for the
friends Of Sherman to support him if
their own candidate should be ruled out.
It. is conceded thai the delegates elected
for Edmunds are a mere compliment,
and that they will sooner 60 to the ex.
President tlan to Blaine. The Sher.
man delegat, will prefer the third term
Candidate to Blaine, and the Blaine
delegates will prefer him to Sherman,
3laine's intrusive insult to Sherman in
Ohio making it impessible for the
friends OF these candidates to unite.
5Ince the ex-Presdent has a decisive
lead In the delegates thus far chosen,
aud the internecine war of his divided
opponents upon each other makes it i'm
, ssible for them 10 combine, he has
the best chance for lhc nomination un-
Irss they waive their claims in favor of
some candidate who can combine all the
dement's of republican opposition to
he third term.
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SENATOR SAULsBURY's remark
upon the Whitaker case, the negr,
cadet, and the amendment offered b>
Mr.. Allison, which appear publishe,
with the debate elsewhere in the GA.
zETTE to-day, are sound and sensible
1t would be almost as easy to make OF
and water mix as to make children Of
honorable white parents associate v it'll
negroes from choice. We agree will
every word the Senator ulters on the
subject. The debate showed how en-.
tirely the Republican Senator's minds
are absorbed with interest for the NE.
gro boy. A white boy has no chanc,
with such men. Mr.. Allison, in his hal
lucination for the negro seems to hav,
forgotten that The President had the
right to appoint ten cadets annually t.
the West Point School and that II,
might select the whole ten from ne
gro parentage if he wished, and tha,
each of his Republican friends in tn,
House of Representatives had the priv
ilege to appoint one cadet annually,
and they all might select negroes if
they pleased. In fact it is the faull
entirely of the Republicans that there
is but one negro cadet at West Point.
The Republicans have had the control
OF the Institution for twenty years and
could have sent hundred there if they
pleased. This is characteristic of the.
Republican party. 1t wants the votes
OF the negro. And not negro would
have been allowed to vote if the Re-
publicans had believed they would vote
with their late masters.
But an important part of Mr.. Sauls-
bury's remarks do not appear in the
reports. He uttered some very he
coming truths upon the subject of
pensions that deserve consideration.
1t is fact that the labors of the peo.
pie are being entirely too heavily tax
ed to furnish pensions to soldiers. One
section Of the country gets none OF
these bounties, and it will not be long
before the South and the West will be
found uniting to defeat the actions of
Northern and Eastern Legislation that
Seems to devise every means possible
to levy taxes upon labor and property
TO get votes to keep the Republican n
party in power.
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them, and may not need them for
twenty years, II at all. All
To the John II. Price mill belongs
the water rightss and a, and this
mill with these rights was offered to
the city for $4,000. To the James e.
Price mill belong water rights Nos. Q
and Z, and these water rights it is not
supposed ever will be worth anything.
The Council never proposed to buy
the Q and Z water rights at any price.
The city has all the water rights now
it needs, and to purchase others, in
our opinion, is only to expend money
uselessly.
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WATER RIGHTs are only valuable for
their revenue. The water rights offered
to the city are of no value now.
There is no building or machinery on
them to make them productive
When they were offered to the city in
1871 they were covered with grea,
buildings, fitted with all the costly
machinery necessary to -four mills
and in addition the mills were sun.
Piled with large steam engines for the
purpose of driving the mills when
the water was too low to do it with
their water wheels. They had, also, il
order to make them more effective
overshot as well as undershot wheels
But the Water Committee are nov
urged by the torneys for the sale O
these bare wafer rights to agree t
give away $50, ,OO) of the city's none
for them when the city does not nee
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HERIFF'S SALE.
} BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Faoias
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
84l Shipley street, kept by Isaac G. Pyle
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, DEL. on
TUESDAY. The llth Day OF MAY,
1882. At 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land and three
story brick house thereon, situated In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and dc.
scribed as follows, 70 wit: Beginning at
the westerly aide Of Jefferson street, be-
tween second and Third streets, al the
distance OF % feet from the northerly side
OF Second street, thence westerly and
sasterly side OF three feet wide alley,
thence northerly along said side OF said
alley and parallel TO Jefferson street 10
feet to a corner, thence eaaterly parallel
to Second street Ito feet TO the Aforesaid
westerly side OF Jefferson street, and
thence thereby southerly Is feet TO the
place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Israel v. Cornell, Trustee OF
Eliza Cornell. and Eliza Cornell mort
gagor and John Z. Cornell, terre tenants.
and TO be ssld by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. New Castle, AphI 70.
1850. apr22eOdts
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KENNEL SQUARE, Pa, April n, 1880.

" lhE EDllOh Ok THE tAZETTE.-
Dear Sir :-on my desk Is copy of THE
DAILY GAZETTE Of March %, 1880, con-
aiming what purports to be a wedding
performed by me on April ~, 1879, instead
mother
OF August II, 1879, as ALREADY submitted to
lou by myself At the request of "Barret's"
Now, SIR, would like o know by what
right Of law or morals you could have
cbntrad Icted so deliberately the statement
admitted In regard to this matter. Am
| untTuthJutf II so, unless you can give
me n satisfactory explanation and cor
rect your statement In this matter you
may have an opportunity of justifying
yourself before civil court.
Very truly yours, JAMES FkAZKR
THE marriage notice alluded to
above was published in the GAZETTE
as directed. Subsequently a gentle
man called, and complained of the
publication. He said his name was
Barrett; that it was his marriage. He
was informed that the notice came to
us through minister. He said it did
not, and that it was published to cast
"a slur" on him. He requested that
we should republish it with the dates
changed to those now complained of.
Now, we do not know Mr.. James
Fraser; nor do We want to know him.
We do not believe a truthful man
would make the threat he does in the
above without first asceri aiming the
facts in the case. Our employees
may have been imposed upon perha ps;
but hey endeavored to be obliging and
so published the notice, as stated q
second time, just as would have been
done in almost any other office.
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ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
OFFICE
As SECOND CLASS MATTER.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL as, 1850.

IT WILL be seen from letter from
Samuel Townsend, Esq, in another
column, that he has been offered by
the Greenback leaders the nomination
of that party as Representative to
Congress, which lie publicly declines.
Mr.. Townsend has always appreciated
the Greenback vote at its full value
and it will be seen he likewise essi.
mates the Greenback party.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-28

TTNO HOTELS and BOARDING HOUSES
Il Opened to-day at Granger store
l03 East Sixth street, another lol OF gallon
cans OF peach sauce at 90 cts. per can.
Every eau will make 10 pies. Gallon cans
OF apples in thick sirup 40 cts, per can
gallon cans Of squash IS cts, per can
would think they came off the vines
cans OF Bartlett pears for rs cts. delicious
for deserts; seedlesS cherries p cts. per n:
ckieberries IA cts; make excellent
pies; Ave pound buckets OF preserves OF
all kinds AZ the exceedingly low price of
l219 cts. per n; 9 cans OF hne apple Jelly
10 cts, or IL cts. per n. 2 cans OF apples
30 cts; Just think, 8 cts. per n For apples
In thick syrup north OF England sauce 10
cts. per bottle; prunes, Italian peaches.
and don't forget our Georgia pared
peaches. They are the finest fruit ever
offered for the low price OF ibs. for rs cts.
Give them trial. String beans 10 cts. per
can; dried beef l2l% cts. per b.. 3 his. OF
French prunes for 70 cts; irish dulce, Petit
go meal; egg biscuit 10 cts. per 10. ms.
lruit biscuit for % cts. lbs. rice % Cts: 4
bs. corn starch % cts; our excellent
mess mackerel at IA cts. per b fat and
white; have only 10 boxes OF that soap lett
at cts. per bar. Come now; You win be
sorry when IL Is gone, If you did not get
somej and our -four at $500, $3.50 and
S7.5O Is the best in the city for the price.
Just come ard see the piles OF new goods
Open to-day at Granger store, l0S East
Sixth street. L. NJ, WIER.
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CHERIFF'5 SALE.

ay virtue OF q writ OF ID Plus, VeDdlnO
Exponas, TO me directed, will be e1p"
TO public sale, at
THE GILPIN HOUSE,
Kent by Geo. Whitfield, in the eV
New Castle, New Castle Hundreu' IN
Castle County, DEL,
ON THURSDAY,
The 9th DAY of MAY, lS%
at three o clock p. NJ, the following
scribed Real Estate, viz; ,o,.snd us
All the following described l9ss%o ~
ceis of land situated in the Guy rnt1
Castle, New Castle Hundred anu 0Os'
and State OF Delaware; .,,st
No. 1. Situated on HARMONY hi ,snssi
aaid CITY. bounded on the sousnSsAss ssa
lands late OF William I. heao AhS NV lsud
uel Wright, on the souinWes. ~ ~ onthl
late OF Thomas Robinson, decsasO ksga1I
northwest by other lands OF nny Jonn siisslI
aud on the northeast by harlnvA ns iaa, an Hul
having q front OF about - Sout iee 75t
mony street, and q depth q asss SU thersO<
with q ~ storied DricA "'''
No 4 Bounded on the soa,aes. soahEs.
No. Aforesaid, on Iae aos Roblnso1l
daceased. on the south n est by o..es o.,sssst b
Of .Iohn X eeean, and on lne sOs'n ~ abodo
Harmopy street, having iIona iIa,ns bsck|
"a feet on Harmony street, iunJid iunrisd bhdI
about rs ieet, with a two's.d
plastered house thereon ere,nssst by Se|
No 4. bounded on the soutI." lands n
aforesald. on the southwest W hwesl bi|
San,naI Cooper. on the nOItn Nv noflbI
o,har ia nds OF John Keegan, on "a, ,roui
at no Harmon, street, having ,nnplD(|
s'",, "a ieet on Harmony street, n 'storIsd|
n.cE sbout rs feet, with Nv ,hereOd|
house. part brick an part LIE .iaHte. Hotel.
eract ed. called the RislDg nuI nu,naast BY Na|
M 4. bounded on tne sou.pel e~ lands ol|
, asoresald. on the southwest " xesi vi
Ssnuel Cooper on the nv, ,he pofib,|
oiher lands OF John Keegan, In ffolld|
easL by Harmony street, na streei. ruppnI
about u feet on Harmony ' a two.storis|
hack about 75 feel, WILL WIN v.|
brick house thereon erec.t east b! NJ
NO. o. Bounded on tne tnen,bwest BY oIna
4 aforesaid, on the souu thv nOrtnWrs.
lands OF John Keegan' VI nv,nipg, on vi
Dy mn.t hanst bv Harmony street, ,n,v strssL
,n, no,.'ob 'os aboHt % feet on HarmI,tS ir,tS tEe|
Iron. a W h"cE about 76 feet, WV" thsrsO'
stored brick dwelling nOD' o.l
erected. .,,owinq describe, a,aTd IN
Estate on Market street, ,hsreon MAJ srecIsss..
brick dwelling house vii; ip' on The sSsS cS,S.
bounded as follows, 10 VIZ samuel CsfP,ss, X,
west by lands OF the asi ia.s Nv lands o. n
t.r, and ON the northeas.n - on the sosS
tata ,sharIes Weggenman n v the Dofy
east Py Market 1 sLreJs, 81 James mes Nc, srII. II.iIa
Louisa JOhnson, WIN nrnnning back NV
street about " feel. ru :. tt,
l1 feet more OF ,sEes aess in execution J. ~
SEIZED ssissd s9J OF john INK %Reegsn SpdE = ssbsdf
y sheriRs ofios, New ISprlT1sa"
1850.
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COLONEL THOMAS M. Holt, of North
Carolina who Is at present in this city :,
Expresses the sentiment of the Democ-
racy of his S'ate as being overwbrl-
tninRiy favorable to Mr.. Bayard for the
esidency. Colonel Holt Is a promi-
nent and sagacious pol tician, thorough
" familiar with the currents of opinion
y" North Carolina, and hts sound iudR-
ment "a successful manager of large
business Interests entities his epipiops 10
no small weight.-Record.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-28

The STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
have named Tuesday, May 25th, as
the day for holding the Democratic
State Convention, to select delegates
to the Democratic National Conven.
tion.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-28
NOTICE
STATE oE DELAWARE, q @
NEW CASTLE COuNTY -, y.

In conformity with the provisions of the
act passed by the General Assembly OF
the Stale OF Delau are, on the 28lh day OF
March, A. ID. 1876, hereby give notice
that an application WAS filed In the Su-
perior Court on the seventeenth day OF
April. A. ID. 1880, for a charter OF moor
poration of a company called The Penin-
sula Iron Company, TO carry on the busi-
ness of manufacturing iron In all lts
various forms and branches, in New Cas-
tie County aforesaid, and that "a draft of
the proposed charter was filed with ths
application, and is open to Inspection.
CH AS BEASTEN, ProLhonotary.
New Castle. April II. 1850. aprly-3W.
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IL functional torpor of the liver exists.
:. eiemen's of the bile will remain ip
the blood, Whaling that fluid and indn-
ing many skin diseases. DR., BuIP,
Baltimore Pills are most reliabIa liver
regulator. Sold everywhere. Price %
cents.
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sHERIFFssA1v0
CHERRIES sAIr


S SHERiFF's SALE.
p BY virtue Of sundry w,,,.
to tp1h pubIic so, 70 me directed, viz II Y Nvsndt
n,In e' AZ The expo
Kan, b., THE GlLpIN Bors,
Nstn Nsp' Gs oy George wAItaeIa eIao,UsE,
Nav Ss,,e' Sss,,s' In New CasiIa' u tae cIly
'" o"S''e county, Delaware eAuadra'
m o, ON SATURDAY,
The 9Th Day of MAY, lss |
TIL. AT O'Clock, Pm. Wv
Inc following described ras, ~, ..
Mo: 1. All the undivided oa estale. viz
anu one-fouith part Of Nm sno,e one sixth N
part oi n certain wharf in ~ ner Onea,|
aware City, New Castie u sne town Of
Deiaware, at the front n, eUounty, slsis|
aGuJolnlng the Delaware Iaestnut m
lanai and Delaware Cana, Chesapssl
lanu, and also all that oerisi. i Comps5l
3i ground situate, lying and ua'h lot of pli
Lion hundred, New .a anu oeing IN N
state OF Delaware, bevi inni is,ie county \
STAKE on the soutbeasi Wy AZ aco,l
street and the Chesanoa'eue 'ue Of Chest1
canal, near the Piyol br,dhss q Delsv1
the centre line fve percSsss se' alstanth]
nne at right angles therss,dm dmeasurei|
west side of the road ,asd,ao ,udtelo and o. I
cnn, m~,e olty 10 Port Penn, dlsissn,,o n,om D
centre OF said road one perch .su. ! y, Iron
one and one-quarter hmm bnUd.a.n,d ana iva|
percn, measured on a line AZ ,,lls ,Hths d
thereto, thence runnina s, a.. Fight M
road one hundred and tWe,s teus The !
grees east TO the nottbwes.,y,1W
new road leading 10 Mrs %usL Rnrohl slde Of
ner. thence along the said dsraacaaafd'id sasa
ared and eighty feet TO lana aa ~ one b
roik. deceased, thence nortb%.s u ,a1 o. h
right angle TO the said new ,ranswseslerly
belonging TO the Chess peSke ,o1a ! 70 70 gfod
Canal Co thence by Ih.,e DessI
place OF beginning, boa"d eIr 4 ilnso n
Wardly by road leading f,on, horthes
City to Port Penn, sout6 6wsyd,, M peavI
new road, westwardiy bv ly ~ \
Robert Polk, deceased no,,hsa ana lals
~ grounds OF the Chesat es ! tsaxxGslsarl a y ".
Canai Company, be the conisn,'e Delasl N Y
Seized and taken in ersc,,,.
property OF Anthony Reybold' Sna y !.
sh.,,r. .n JOHN PYLE, sbs,s
1884 '" @asue, April
Apl1-e0du
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WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of May, 1880,

At 2 o'clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land and
brick messuage thereon erected, situated
Ia the city OF Wilmington aforesaid, and
bounded and described as follsws, 10 wit:
Beginning at the tasterly side OF French
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets at the distance OF ~ feet more or
less from the southerly side OF Eighth
street In the middle OF the division wall
between this and the adjoining house OF
the said party OF the first on the north,
thence passing through the middle OF said
wall easterly parallel with Eighth street
23z feet z inches more or less TO the west
erly side OF Walnut street, thence along
the side of Walnut street southerly " feet
more or less to a corner OF land Of tnoch
Moore, thence along y line OF said Moore h
land westerly parallel with Eighth street
aud passing through the middle OF the
division wall between this house and the
adjoining one OF said En0ch Moore ON the
south 2s2 feet inches more or less TO the
said side OF French street, and thence
Herewith northerly twenty feet moro or
less TO tne place OF beginning, be the con-
tents more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Henry B. Heidel and Emma 4
Seidel, his wife, and Annie M. Rhodes,
heir at law and devisee OF Robert ID. Hicks y
deceased, and John y. Rhodes, her hus-
band, and I. L., and u be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sherin's Office, New Castle, April 18th
A. d.. 1880. api7-eodts
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cHER1FFS SALE.

SHER1FFs SALE.
BY virtue of q writ OF LevarI Faclas TO
me aireeted VIII be exposed TO public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
8il Shipley street, kept by Isaac C. PYLE
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del, on
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 9th DAY Of MAY, A. D., 1880,
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot of land situate In the
said city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit: Beginning at
the northerly side OF Il street between
Hrald and Townsend streets, and at the
distance Of one hundred feet from the
essterly side OF Townsend street, and at q
corner OF other lands OF James Z. Quinn
on tho east, thence northerly and parallel
10 Townsend street along line dividing
this from other lands OF the said James p.
quinn on the east, as aforesaid, 67 feet to
corner, thence westerly and parallel to
b street 48 feet To a corner thence south.
erly and parallel to the first mention ed
line aud Townsend street along new line
dlvidlng this from other lands OF the said
Peter j. Quinn on the west 81 feet to the
Aforesaid northerly side of street. and
thence thereby easterly 4S feet TO the place
oI beginning, be the contents thereof what
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty Of Peter ]. Quinn, and t. t., and to
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
,.sa snerin's omee, New Castle, April l8,
looo. apl7-3twts
SHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue OF q writ OF Leyari Facias tn
me directed will be exposed 10 public sale
at the '''iS
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
sIl shipley street. kent by Isaac q PYLE
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
/ The 9th DAY of May, A. D., 1880,
\ at2 O'Clock, p. m.
4 The following described real estate. viz.
| All that certain lot OF land situated in
l the said city OF Wilmington, bounded and
/ described AZ follows, to wit: B.ginning
a. the northeIly side of b street, betweef,
Heald and Townsend streets and al the
distance OF 100 fee, from the easterlv side
OF townsend street and at corner OF
east, thence northerly and parallel 10
Iownsend street along a line dividing
ms from other lands OF the said James p
Suinn on the east as aforesaid VI feet TO a
corner, thence westwardly parallel 10
street "a Feet TO a corner, thence south
wSrdiy and parallel TO the first mention
ca line and Tow send street aIopg a new
me me dividing this from other lands OF the
ssld feter J Quinn on the west 81 feet 10
the Aforesaid northerly side OF b street,
anu thence thereby easterly "a feet TO tbe
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof
What they may.
seized and Ia ken In execution as the pro.
perty OF Peter J. Quinn, and James Ellis
ana sarah Ellis, It,, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, SherifT.
,.sn .Snerins office, New Castle, April 10Th.
i'oo' apl7-eodts.