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laid nsl'fc until after Tho Presidential t,olni-
naltoNs s'tnll have been made, or until sncs
| time rs Gen. Urnnt shalt ttcclaro that he Is
not n rnrdltl0to {nr third term.
The proposition to literally pension Con.
Grant MS tho nominal hcad 1T the arl,y
wuttltl ccrtA]nly be tn nrtler II l,c Ind hot
been placed III the attilntle OF candidate for
tile Presidency by those who arc anxious to
have him elected to that position for third
tine. About the time lIo was tn rctnrn from,
Ills trip nrotnd tho world, tllcro was very
general sentiment throughout tho country
that some adequate provision Sotsl't bo 7naso
Tor him. II ia understood that ho Is
nut mnli Of large fortune, a'ul
ltp Is at MI nge When ordinary re-
tircment into private life Without ample
'leans would bo !rxso,ne nn'l nut OF keeping
with tie exalted position ho l,as 'ieltt.
various suggestions were r1nslo rs to tho
best plan that could bo atoptcl for bcstow-
Ing upon tho great hero VI tlle War s',ttable
compensation fur Ills cls'l'lef't services. a.
Nattonal subscription was proposetl Tor one
thing. Another proposition was to pass It
constitutional amendment making alI cx-
Presidents United States Senators for lltf.
tiss na'ne was associated Mt ohe time Will
the tfessdehey Of tic IeSos l'ttelI1e Natlfoat',
anu sill more directly ahd co1aspieuo'tsly
with tint OF thu Nicaragua lnterocennle
Canal Company which Admiral .AniIncn iiaa
projected. VI MI these propositions for
placing Con- Grant In iii independent posi-
t1o'' Commensurate In dignity aild cniol't.
T{t@
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TnE daisies ara growing over Palner's
hoom. 1twns about two SPINS and u lalf long
ut tho time of ftg demise.
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Randolph street, between CLARK and In Smile. En-
sngemcnt OF jasncs 4. ucrno and katharine Corco
ran. "uoarts OF Oak"
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nhvtrty'a tThenfre


Dearborn street, corner OF Monroe. "Tho Galley
SlaTe+h
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ADJUSTMENTS.

McVicker's Theatre.
Mhoiaon Rtrcot. between Dearborn and State. En-
fR8emont OF Miss Ada CayendIsh. "Morty 3toerck."
, 1880-03-25
PERSONALS

Great speech Of n Democratic Congress-
nan: "some Of TINT out OF tho old bottle, .Jln"
Americans travelling III Europe should bo
careful nbout acccpting Invitations to dino With
tho Cur.
~ am now satisfied that there ia marked
difference between tho ciHnr-storc 1nrtlnn nl,l
hin hrnther uf tho Enthusiastically Sciurz.
Bob 1ngerso'l Is going to Texas, md II lo
runs ncross pnrty nf cnwboys out for a lark hg
may conclude TINT there Is such placo after
n}l,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
what A,sn e:g,sss.. egss j, e papsr ma,

From the Bristol penny Observer.
If printing paper continues to ad-
vance, newspapers will be forced to
use common white satin with plain
gilt border instead. They will much
dislike to resort to SO cheap q sub
stitute, but when rag print put on q
pair of telegraph climbers and the
paper man plunge their thumbs into
the arm-holes Of their vests and ask
you what you are going todo about
1t, something must be done. and it is
to be hoped that the reading public
will gracefully submit to having
their newspapers printed on in
expensive material until these
bloated straw-sack and rag-bag hold
ers can be driven to the wall, and
publishers can afford to return to
the use Of paper. We're in for barking
down the giant monopoly, and If 1t
becomes necessary to print the
paper on bleached rubber blanket
and have men go around and hold it
while people read it, we shall not
shrink from our duty when volun-
teers are called for.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

IMMIGRATION although very large
since January last is not so large as II
was in 1851. or those arriving nearly
every one Of the nationalities of the Old
World, says the Herald, is contributing
to our population, but the German Em.
pire leads all the rest. 1t Is reasonable
to suppose that We shall have a heavy
immigration from ireland before the
summer is over. Tue years following
the famine Of 1s46-47 brought an i'm
mense number OF emigrants from Ire
land. Fol- insianc', in 1S45 the arrivals
we're only 44,S00, in 1s46 they increased
to 51,700, while in lS47 they ran up to
105,500. In lS48 the arrivals we're ll2,-
900 and in lS40 10000. The highest
figure in any one year was in 1851,
when 22l,2l3 landed on onr shores.
Then came decline. In 1852 the ig-
ures were $500; in 1853, 1852 900; In
1854, los, 800; in 1855, $1,000. Since
then the average has been between
thirty and forty thousand per annum;
but in 1867 the figures stood at lOS, 800.
An encouraging feature Of the present
inmigrat is that nearly all who ar
rive are possessed Of more or les means
an d o at they im nediateiy settle in the
West. We cannot have too ma thou.
sands, OF, IN tact, millions, Of shis class
of people.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. W. Price who
went to Lancaster county, Va, in
March, 1861, has disposed of his pro-
perty there and returned this spring.
lie now resides near Warwick, Md.
john Biggs, Esq, son Of Hon. BENZ.
L. Biggs, who udied law in the office
of Victor Du Pont, Esq, and was ad-
mitted to he bar last year, has opened
an office at No. A w. 7th street, where
his friends who desire counsel NAV
find him ready to serve them. Mr..
Biggs took high honors at Princeton
College, and being industrious and en-
ergetic will no doubt discharge every
duty to his clients with ability.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
LIoENsE NOTICES.


NJ 0TICE.-f, Catherine McGrenra, do
In hereby give notice that shall apply
20 the Judges OF the Court OF General
sessiens Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for the
county OF New Castle, on Monday, the
10Th day. OF May next, being the first day
OF the May Term. A. d.. 1881, for license
70 keep an inn or tavern, known as the
Delaware House, az 6lS Market street In
the Third " ard of the city of Whining
BON, New Castle county and State afore-
said, with the privilege to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantities than one
quart 70 be drunk on the premises, aud
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application to wit:
James smith, Thomas Ford,
Thos. 1. Russell, w. IL. Jones,
James Monaghan, y. Monaghan,
John w. Walker, Michael Megarey.
Nathan LIebermnn, Peter j. BaDcock,
Emile Bucher, James III. Harkins,
A. Blermanh. Peter Ford,
John Green. DAniei Muiherin,
ghas. Corrigsn, Daniel McEiwee,
j. b. WEIGH, NJ. D., A. Bickta,
Patrick Monaghan, VIM. IA, Blake,
samuel Culbert, Howard 4. Fesmier,
Ben. w. Shaffer. Conrad Keller,
ape &c. CATHERINE MCGRENRA.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

Trueftt, the great London hair-dresser
1nd prifumer, iotowing the fashion of
the time, has turned his business into a
limited company, presided over by a
lord aud with f75,U00 capital. There
are III IRE than 1900 subscribers on the
Isis + his "Toilet Club" and the re-
urns for hair-autting are f7,OO0 a year.
Professor N irden>kjold is a man of
forty SIX, short, and broad shouldered.
lie has large nose, a mouth drawn
down at the corners, and a pair of
aImond-s,aped Finnish eyes, winch look
out at the world through spectacles.
lie is man ofmagnitcent requirements,
but lac is very modest and talks little,
The Express thinks that Consider
ing Mr.. Parnell raised $16O,O0O in this
country for Irish Ieliet, "the Herald be-
Titles itself d disgraces the country
oy continuing It's peLty prosecutions OF
the irish patriot, no" that lie is attend
ing TO Iii dulles at home" But that
vas nor III tn bond winch male the
Herald the American organ of the
British G1. ernmrnt. Now, however.
hat there is to be chang. of masters
at Downing s rect, ami that the back
stair indlence Of the Beaconstisld Cab.
met ia at all d for Mr.. Bennett. we
Ihay expect IT, see the "belittling" cease
ind tie "disgrace" exhaust itself.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
CHERRIES BALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY Virtue OF q writ OF Leyari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed to public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Sil Shipley street, kept by Isaac q. PYLE
IN the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, DEL, on 0'"'
SATURDAY. The 18th Day of Aprii
1880, at o'clock p. m,
me following described real estate. viz.
., all snat certain lot OF land with a two
stoIy prlck dwelling house thereon situ
ea Ia TIE city OF Wilmington. bonndsd
ana described as follows, TO wit: Beetn-
ha, hs la, a. .ne NJ Lerly sideof Wilson street.
1oIWeen Iaylor and Ninth streets nj the
Instance OF ~ feet inches from the norIh-
oriy siIe of Taylor street, and al The
northerly side OF a three feet Wide allev
.nence easterIy along said side OF sgfd
a,iey u ieet III Inches 10 the westerly aide
oa oa atnother three feet wide alley commupi-
catlng with the first mentioned all,v ana
opening into Taylor street, thence north
na aiong said side of said alIey and
pIaIiel 70 Wilson street fourteen feet
.n,ee lncnes 70 corner, thence westerlv
Rhlei 70 the first mentioned line and
nayior street through the centre of The
f%aX wall between this and the adjoining
IT, hon,nk on the north II feet IL inches 10
s,.a sne Aforesaid easlerIy side OF Wilson
sea" ana thence thereby southerly four
~ ioet o inches 10 the place of bepi ming
" S sme contents thereof what they NAV.
nr"na aea and taken in execution as the
McHShy OF Joel Y. Greenman and Thos
and to 6s soid sold 6y 6a,''n' MS wife, and t. 1
oe esherifrs 1asG ONCE, New Castle. Del. March
mar30-eodts,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
OH. RIFFS SALE.

On RIFFS SALE.
BY virtue OF q writ OF Leyari Facias
70 me directed. will be exposed Io
public sale. at ~
THE GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield, In the city OF
county, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 14th DAY Of APRIL, 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. m. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
situate In The city Of New Castle. county
OF new Castle, and State OF / elaware.
bounded and described as follows. 70
WI: Beslnning at point ON Market
street NJ me distance of 100 feet from the
Intersection OF Market sLreei with The
norsheasterly side ofChestuut street andin
the line OF a lot Of land OF George Kern IN
nnrthwesterly direction III feet Inches
70 the southeasterly side ofa 10 feet wide
street 70 DC opened, thence by the sa id side
OF tne SAID 20 fee. wide street In a south
kst street 20 feet, thence In q sontbeaster-
direction and parallel with The firsI line
II leet inchos To the said side of Mrrket
street Aforesaid, thence by the said side m
Market street In anortheasterly Direction
~ ehty rect 10 the place OF beginning be
u contents thereof more or less. with a
frame house thereon erectesl
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perry OF Alexander Davis and Joseptilne
y, MS vile, and Frank Hanson and Mary
hanson, I. ps. and 10 be sold by
s,~,- JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
.ssherins once. New Castle, March 70,
80 marN 3tawts
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

Apropos of the birth reported of q
second son to the Count Of Paris, 1t Is to
be observed that the name of q new
pretender is quietly whispered in French
political circles. II 10 that of the Duke
of Chartres, brother Of the Count OF
Paris. This Prince, who, after serving
on the staff OF Mcclellan In this country,
enlisted rs q private solJier during the
Franco German war as Robert Lefort,
soon won his epaulets and the Gross OF
the Legion OF Honor by his valor, and
now is colonel Of q regiment quartered
In Algeria. He Is the only one of The
Orleans family who has never dipped in
politics.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
sHERIFF sALEs.
cHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF q writ OF Ais. Levari Facias
10 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 castle County, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
The 18th DAY of APRIL, 1880,
at 10 O'Clock, q. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz |:
All that ceItain lot or piece Of ground,
situate, lying and being In Red Lion mum
dred, New Castle county and State Of
Delaware, at the intersection OF the road
leading from Delaware City 10 Burchard's 3
Corner, with the Dad from Delaware city
TO Port Penn, running thence aloug the
southwestern side OF the said Port Penn
road south Is degrees east 2e5 feet TO John
MIXERS lot, thence by his line south Us
degrees west 100 feet TO ten feet wide al
ley l8S4< feet 10 the said road leading frem
Bnrchard's Corner, thence by said road
ITO feet 10 the place OF beginning, bounded
northeastwardiy by the said Port Per n
road, enthusiastically by ground OF John
Miller, ,southwestwardly by said alley;and
westwardIy by the said road to Burchard's
Corner, he the same what it may, with five
houses thereon erected.
heiged and AIKEN IN execution as the
property OF Shadrack Boyer and Anna
Maria, his wife. and t. T., and TO be ssld
by -
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff once. New Castle. March 26th.
1880 mar2peodts
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

WE are very much gratified to hear
Mr.. Paynter say the Water Depart
ment is conducted cheaper than FORM
erly. Economy is n virtue in public
officers that is always admired and
rarely goes without commendation.--
But it is new thing for q newspaper
to be charged with discourtesy be-
cause it seeks it or advocates it in be-
half of the tax payers, who are really
the poor of the city. We have right
to our opinion of the proper cost of
work, and we pretend to be able to
count the cost" as well as the Water
Committee. whose efforts for economy
we have every desire to sustain and
commend. In what we said we in
tended no unkindness or discourtesy
to the committee. We took the trou
BILE to look at the break in the basin
wall and believe it could be well and
substantially repaired for a small
amount Of money, whether by the day
or by contract, il undertaken in the
spirit Of economy. It was senseless
thing to expect wall Of SO much
weight to rest upon so slight a founda-
tion. No man with proper Judgment
would have permitted it to be so built,
and this break goes TO prove how
deficient the engineers and those who
had charge of the work were.
The work it will be seen is directed
to be done by the committee by al
most the unanimous vote of the Coun-
Gil, on the motion Of one of the leading
Republican members, and, therefore,
they have full power to proceed as
they please. We hope, however, that
the best judgment will be used to have
the work done with due care to econ
omy.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Apr. ats 1890.
IJUBLIC SALES
DUBLlC SALES
L OF
Dwellings, Lots and other Real
Estate 'oith 25 years ssperience.
W6s.a. j, r, HEAID

y OTlCE.-I. Vincent 0. Hill. hereby
give notice that / shall apply To- The
Jsoges oI the Court OF General Session of
IN Peace and jail Delivery, of the State
Of Delaware, In and for sue County of
rev Castle, on Monday the 10th day OF
May next, a, D., 1880. that being the Il rst
Incense to keep an inn or tavern. known
as the Blackbird Hotel, in the village OF
h,..s Black 9iId, scnool District No. 90. Black
% oi.9 nunared, County and State afore-
said, with the privilege Of selling intoxI-
eating liquors In less Quantities than one
quart 10 be drunk on the premises, and
Ihe I9iiowlng respectable citizens recon-
Booert A.; warn, ]. H. Downey.
MI, m Loekainan, VIM. A. Alfree,
" " IN. u. reynolds, Daniel u. Pearson,
". hesni Mortimer Records,
JhSoo, mn, George 3. Stoops,
n"oers fTwell, Au ey Hill,
Chas: b. Nayior, VIM. 1. Campbell,
apo-ot' V. o. HILL.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

voters who made this government for
white men and boys revolts at it, we
are told that the objection of these
young white voters an originates in
prejudice" But the white people of
Delaware are not to be caught by any
such nonsense. They know exactly
how to treat the negro, and use him in
every way with kindness. But they
will not let him rule Delaware TO their
ruin and their own injury and the Re-
pSblieon may rest assured of this fact.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
From the Worcester Shield.
Ocean Gun

will be more attractive than ever the
coming season. Our popular watering
place cannot fail to present new attrac.
tions every year, and is destined 10 be
the most popular summer resort on the
Atlantic coast, with one exception. The
progress OF Ocean City is simply amaz-
ing considering the short period it b as
been establ shed. 1t is now by a recent
act OF the Legislature incorporated. The
improvements going on there are numer.
Gus. The Atlantic Hotel, Y acy's) 9 hay-
lOO new bed and other room. added
aud the whole will be superb when com
pleted. And Mr.. Massey is having his
also popular house, which is nearest the
"AtlAntlc," put in the In st complete Or
der. We predict for those two most
fAvorably known hotels the overwhel,B-
ing success they seek.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
.HERIFF,s aAUr

HERIFFs SALE.
, By virtue OF q writ OF Levari Faciss
70 me directed. will be exposed to public
G1LPIN HOUSE,
Kept by @ 'orge Whitfield. In the CITY n,
New Castle, In New Castle hundr Ell and
county. Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The l4th DAY of APRIL, 1880,
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate viz.
All that certain lot OF land situate IN Tho
city and county OF New Castle in the Staie
OF Delaware. with a two story brick honse
thereon erected. bounded aud descri he'd 81
follows, 10 wit: Beginning at a noint o,,
the south wet side of Clay yton street u,hera
the said street is intersected nv tho sn.,L
east side OF Tenth sti eet, thence ALONE IL
said side OF Tenth street In a south was,a. .no
~ direction 100 feet, thence in n so",h
eas'erly direction aud parallel to ,'1o 1u,n u,n,,
street twenty feet. thence in n northsyas, .on
erl direction and p = rallel 10 sonib !, aal.
lOl Feet 10 the side OF Clay street atase
said, thence by the said side Of 1uie- Uie-
street In north westerly dlrecfion 20 ,oa t.ni
70 the place OF beginning, be the nonYae,s ,ees
more or less. e oohtents
Seized and taken in execnt,on a. a.,
property ol John Il. McCaulIey and Annia
MS "ie' ana I. Us, and to be sold by
sherifr's onice. New Castle. narcS 1ceriTi la,,
Y, ------ mar 9-eodts
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Anchor Lilo
vrEAMEBs,

Observation-Disclosures MAI l. sTEAA
Sail from New NoTkl N.o%TTlRpAY; ISpIAY
GLASGOW, every oSNanoS ~, dlrecLa
And regularly TO ocSn5onderry, Be-
Passage TO Glasgow, LI LnoI.
Saloan CabiRs. $50 10 S9u, rsos isltes,~
Second Cabin, including a., "a 1s .,,a
sfEERhA,SsEE,d RhA,sEdT " isTEANbA
TO LONDON BY DlhGo'
No Steerage. .ss.
SALOON CABINS, 90 soo at a. reduced ~ va
Passens;ss ser ss;sgssss seSe% and fOn confOn. Al '''
ior e'es ro-ms on main decsn leans, 40,
F1r %psiS SGSTs 70 Fl HENDERSON ssE sE9yssir ycir,
Bowling Green, ,dsms Hgm EIpfsssSa
Or To IA M. r. BETfs' 1WiIm inEop, =.
feb25-6m FOB
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
SHERIFF s SALES.


~ Nv virtue OF 4 writ OF Levari Facias
TO me directed. will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
sil shipley street, kept by Isaac @. Pyle,
in the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, DEL, on
SATURDAY, lN.
The 17th Day Of April, 1880,
At2 o'clock, p. m. the following described
All thai certain lot or piece OF land and
brick dwelling house thereon, situate In
the city OF Wilmington, bounded aud de-
scribed as foll.ws. 10 wit: Beginning at
the westerly side OF jefferson street at the
distance OF ~ feet 3 inches nom the SOUTH
trly side Of FRANKLIN street, and at a cor.
Ia snce along said side OF Jefferson street
sOutherly ~ feet Inches 70 the Dortherly
side OF Front street. thence westerly
along said side Of Front street IS feet TO a
stake, thence norther y parallel TO Jeffer-
son street 90 feet inches TO stake In a
corner OF land OF the said Jeremiah Fea-
therstone, and thence thereby easterly
parallel 10 Franklin street IL feet TO the
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Isaac Woodrow and Alice his
wife and t. t., and 70 be sold BY
sherin's once. New Castle, March 20,
1881. mh30-3tawts
SHERIFF's SALE.
by virtue OF q writ OF Levari Faciaa To
me directed will be exposed 10 public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l shipley street, kept by Isaac g. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
The 18th Day of April, 1880,
at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Estate. viz :
All those two certain lots or pieces OF
land with the buildings thereon
erected, situate In the city ofWilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO Wit;
Locust street at the distance OF 70 feet
from the northeriy side Of Eighth street,
thence westerly parallel with Eighth
street 10 feet TO corner stake and line Of
along said alley line fourteen feet 70 an a.
other stake. thence easterly and parallel
with Ninth street 70 feet To the aforesaid
side OF Locust street, and thence thereby
southerly IA feet TO the place OF beginning
be the contents within said bounds what
they may.
No. 2 Beginning at point on the p sast-
erly side Of Locust street, between Eighth
aud Taylor streets, at the dista ce Of l42
feet from the northsrly side of Eighth
street, thence easieriy parallel with
Eighth street, 100 feet 10 a stake. thence
nurtherly parallel with Locu.t street, IS
feet ~ inches TO n corner thence along a
line OF land formerly OF David q. Wilson
westerly parallel with Eighth street lOO
feet To the aforesaid side OF Loo vt street
and thence along the same southeriy ls
feet 2k inches TO the place of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
mortgagor, and Thomas Mcbride and
William Sparks, I. t's, and to be so ID
by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherin's ONCE, New Castle March %,
lSSO. mr30-8tawts.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
at 2 O'Clock, p. m.


The 17th Day OF April, A. D., 1880,
O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate. viz
All those two certain tracIs, pieces OF
parce OF land, situate In B-anuvwine
hundred, bounded and described AS follows
No. l. Beginning At a stone by the side n,
John IalIey's land, thence by the same
north 10 degrees west 20 s. 10 percbes u,
n stone, thence by the same ,Irth I13a
degrees west 70 perches TO hickory. and
IN one, thence leaving the land north
~ degrees west 80 peTches 10 a stake
thence n"rth = 3-f degrees east rs I 10 uer
ches TO ihe lire OF ~ nelohoir Ebrites land
lnence oy said line north D, degrees west
o. perehes TO corner OF No. 2, land OF Ell
u. Tai ey, thence by new division line
south u degrees west l12 perches To the mid.
ul OF aaman's Greek koad, thence with
me middle Cf the same soui h II degrees
A. y. smith south ls degrees west II 2 10
perch's south 76l1 degrees east 10 8 10 per.
ches and north g IL degrees east 49, l.,
perches o the middle OF ihe road aforesa Id,
thence with The same south soy degrees
east u $40 perchss, thence by land OF -
SCUM 66 l-2 degrees east Is g. 10 perches n d
nortn ~ l-2 degrees east g. 10 perche es TO In a
middle OF the road Aforesaid, thence con.
tinuing the course OF the road IS 4 10 per-
ches To The place OF beginning. Containing
ninety nine acres ard fourteen perchea
more or less. Book X, Vol. 5, fage ass,
No 2. Beginning at a corner OF Amer
Gfubb's land, and Samuel Talley's allot
inent, thence with n line OF said samusIis
allotment north 26 degrees east oil 1. 10
perches 10 a corner rock OF John DiTon,s
land, thence with the same north 81 de.
grees west 30 perches to q corner stake or
stone OF said Dixon's land, ence with The
same orth 81 degrees west 10 $40 percbes
10 a corner OF Eli Baldwin's land thence
with The same south IA degrees west ia
2-,O perches TO another corner STAGE or
stone OF said Baldwin's land, thence with
the same south " degrees east 80 7.iO per
ches u q corner maple and stone of said
baldWln,s land, thence continuing with
SAID Bald wins land south q degree asi
% $40 perches TO the place OF beginning.
containing within these bounds by compr.
tatlon thlrty-four acres and LweiIty-teven
perch ~ OF land, be the same. more or less.
wltp stone house and fame barn there
on erected. Book q, Vol, 8, Page 473, SC.
Se zed and taken In execution a. The
property OF Thomas Lea Tall.y, suryiye
ing mortgagor and t., and 10 be sold nv
sh..,n JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
1880. m.,r,aaa, gu ~, so.n