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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20

TROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.
~ We have SO very great variety, so nearly
eyery thing that we venture to gay We have
whatever you want
We think 1t good policy to discard alto.
gether current prices, and to sell as We can
Stiord. You will be surprised TO see what you
can get for a few dollars.
Northwest corner OF The building; space Of
5000 square feet.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
QUOTATIONS.

70
From Robinson, Chandler h Co., Bankers,
rs Market street:
STOCKS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-20
D n. ROBINSON 4 CO.,

D X. ROBINSON Il CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
A. L. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
Wilmington, Del.
o. s. F0URS FOX SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
By Green & Wise Auctioneers

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
BY virtue "f a decree Of tho Circuit Court of
r"lrtax county, w.. rendered al its Iuue term,
!a-O thereot III to" ca.ncery cause ~ 5myth W.
Ferris, thH und"rsgnad, commissioners Of sale,
Snn"ln,"d br said tie g. will sai a public RUG
ton, On I U hoDAY. September 18th, $780, At
- Zo,ctock m, in front "f the Market Building,
oh koyni street In III. city of Alexandris. VS.,
the RhA ESTATE ia said de rec mentioned
situsted in Mount Vernon District, Fairfax CO. =,
oh the old road from Alexandrls to ACCotink
AooUl SIX miles from the former and three mi es
rom the latter ,ace, and TWO miles from N cunt
vernon, IN good nclz borhoUd. adjoining the
isFd' -, De,worth Euckman and others, contain
INK fl3 aCRES, about y OF which are in wood
AID NE residue under Gu 'tivatlon, we'll adapted
- sTain hnd grass There is large and nearly
new DWELLING HOUSE of modern con-
'EUctlon, containing eleven rooms bay windows
hnd never failing we'll of fine wster near the
oooT Two barns. with stsbling wagon shed SC.
Also large ORCHARD Cf we'll selected fruit
~ apples pears and p3sches, the whole embrace
H.R very Desirable estate. 1t will be shown to
purchasers by Wm. {. Ferris now on ne prem
'seS- POSSESSION given for iall seeding il desir-
20 "lu luli possession given on confirm ,tion of
sale.
Ieim': One third Of the purchase money in
Cash o" the day Of sale, and tie residue in one
H"G Two years ,t.er date, the purchaser eIecut-
us oohcs bearing interest, for the deferred in
sy''iueHis And the title retained until the pur.
Chase mongG is all psid
J5aS JUN II. Il: Joa JoaSs2sS, SE2S CONS of Sale.
aOg?S-oots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
By ONeal IL Lucas. huctiOneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Biz RIAL ESTATE-By virtue Of 8
decree OF The Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va, rendered p: the June term, 1880, thereof in
the chHncery cause Of W. T. Emerson and wife
81 AIS Us. E!vs ii. Emerson CT ais, the sub
sctlb :, rs commissioner of ssle, appointed by
snld decree, will sxnose for sale st put bic suction
on SATURDAY. the llth day of &eptem Der,
1850 at l. n, it, font Of the Market building
on Eoya. slred. in the city Of Alexandria, Va
To" HE5b estate IN tha said decree mon
toned, Of which Harrison Kmerson died seized,
to wit:
10 l. A LOT OF GnOUND with TWO
NIUHY fhAME DWELLING HOUSE in
;he vliIa&" Of West Nnd, in Fairfax county, W.
luat'! on the sCu,h side Of I;uks street
tended, a short GlsJancs west at the stone
6HdSe. snd con:s!Eing two rOods and twenty
tvr poles.
40. 2 A TRACT or LAND in Fairfax
county, vs., south of tho shove described lot
No, |, snd separated thre!rom by the V. NJ
and "A. 81 f, raIlro,ds adjoining the snds of K
=. 'o'chtord, Holland md others and contain,
/; & Ia acres Ct dry land, moro or less IL acres
ot meadow !"ud more or less and about ~ acres
marsh land.
Terms OF ssle-One fifth ofthe purchase money
IN c>sh, and the resicu3 in three cqusI payments,
81 S'x, twelve snd cls lsh.cen months from the day
o! sae; the dsterrei payments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and To be secured by the
AoI"s "t the purchasers, with good personal se-
cuFlty ind tie retention of the title until the last
payment is mad, ALBERT STUART,
Aull cots Commissioner of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
The Most VenOmOus of Snakes.

a recent arrival at tho Geological Society's
gardens, in Regents Park, says London pa
per, deserves special notice apart from the fact
that it is the first of its species known to have
been brought to Eugland. It is snake called
the eohis carinata. about foot and half long
and Of dinsy gray. Yet, although in ap.
pearsDce neither Interesting or formidable, it is
the desdest of created things. This detesta.
BILE little worm. which. looking at it, the specta.
tor might make bold to say that he could imi.
tate, very pass,bly in cork snd putty. is. never.
theess, one of the miracles and masterpieces Of
pature. for it is death itself, aad carries in its
tiny head the secret of destroying life with the
sudden rapidity of lightning and the coneen-
trated agony of all poisons. The ecbis comes
to US from India, where it is tolerably common,
being found in nearly every part OF the PENN.
sula, and feared wherever found as the incarna.
ton OF instant and terrible destruction.
Fortunately, however, for m,n, it is not, like
the cobra sBd the korsit, house freQuentiug
snake; for its tiny siza would give it terrible
advantage ovsr human beings, who live crowded
together. as the natives of India do. in small,
darkeued rooms. while its aggressive habits
would make it infinitely more fatal to life than
its dreaded relatives. For this king of the s,ps
this modern baslisk ia not only vepomous be-
yond conception, but is so!ively offensive, It
does not turn to escape from man, ss the cobra
will, or fash into concsslment like the korait,
but conscious, perhaps, Of its deadliness, de.
liberateIy keeps the path against it's human
assaiant and putting its own eighteen inches
of length against his bulk it challeoges and
provokes the conflict
A stroke with whip will cut it in two, or q
clod of earth disable it; but such is It's malgnity
that it will invite sttsck by every device at its
command, staKing 1t own life on the mere
chances OF it's adversary coming within the little
circle of its power. At most, the radius of this
circle is twelve inches, but within it, at any
point, lies certain death, and, on the bare hope
of hand or foot trespsssing within its reach toe
echis throw its bodys into figure of eight coil,
and attracting attention by rubbing It's loops
together, which from the roughness ofthe scales,
hence the epthet carinsta, makes rusting, his.
sing sound erects its head In the center and
awaits.
No one having once encountered this terrible
worm can ever forget its truclent sspec. when
coils, which IN constant motion one over the
other. and rustliug ominously all the while,
stealthily but surely brings it nearer and nearer
to the object of its fury; the eye. malignant even
beyond those of other ypers, aud then the in.
conceivable rapidity of its stroke. For the &c ais
does not want to strike until it is within striking
distance but vents its alice is repeatedly strik
ing at nothing, hoping perhaps, to agxravats
it's antagonist into coming TO closer quarters, Or
more probably, As mere expression OF Its own
uncomfortable viciousness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
SALE LANDIN FAIRFAX COUNTY,

hy virtue o. a decree rendered at the June
Term, 1870, Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun-
u IN the suit OF John d DeSell, administrator
q t. Dsniel, deceased VS.. A S Grigsby,
&c, the undersigned, commissioners of sale
therein named, on SEPTEMBRR2 20 1880, Court
."v, ~ ~ O'clock NJ. will sell at public suction,
o'i1re the door cf the Court House of said coun-
y certain TRACT OF LAND, belor ging to
- D. Grgsov, containing $685. acres, more or
less The said land lies near tho village of Cen
N"vile, adjoining the lands of Pomeroy. Elgin
and others. Persons desiring particular de.
;,CFlptlon thereof sre referred to Mr.. John u.
Onbell, who resides ia the vicinity
Terms CT Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in hand as deposit, liable to be forfeited
ana me land resold at the risk of the purchaser
should ne isil 10 com plete his purchase the res
.Gue IN three equal annual instslments with In-
.ef"st from dsy Of ssle payable annually, TO be
secured By tho bonds Of the purchaser, with
Kood personal security. and retention of title till
Tie las! pay nent is made
b: w. THOMAS, Conm'rs of
THOMAS MOOkE Sale.
John W. Mohler, Auctioneer.
Inc undersigned have several tracts OF land
W ugu, u to the above nsmed, to which they
invite the attention Of purchasers
II. w THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE,
ralFtax county. sugl8-w4I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
AUCTION AAEIES.

GIONMI>SlUNEKS LALE OF VALUA
- KLE LAND-Bv virtue Of decree pro.
nounced ty the Circuit Court Of Prince William
cguItg, st the November snncisl term, 1879.
thereof in the echsncery suit cf S.onneli vs. Ston.
reI tne a4dur'ignet SPECIAL commission era
therein nanIei vii, otter for sale at public Gu =.
ton, heior" the front door of the court house Of
the ssid crurty on MOLUAY, the llth day OF
October lsoA, (that being Court day. the V A l.
UaBhE EAkA, situate! in The said county,
O. led '&NAB5CO" containing about G43
screa. Qhi. farm Iir5 on the Neabsco run, sb )ut
ne hali ule from 'eabscO Mills and postc fiji e;
j. i heavily tiubrrsd and has on 1t y COMMO-
UIOUS DWELLING and 81 necessary out
houses. we'll te"cei and in good state Ct cultiys-
'on it has on it also VALUAHLD SLATE
a. akRY, which has been extensively worked
sICC- the WsT.
IcrGs Of Sale-One third of the purchase
money IN CASH, and the residue in three eausl
payments ~ one two aid three years, with in .
teT".t from day Of eale, the purchaser executing
t1'ds viii Eip7j vai security, for the defe rTed
nay nciis and the title t. bc retained until the
V, o.e OF the purchase money is paid
NJ. Richard Stonrell, living on the promises,
VI The pleasure in shU wing the farm to any
person Wishing tC purchase.
pot OF ihe farm may be seen at the Office of
John NJ. johnson, esq, Alexandria, Va
JOHN ii. JOHNSON c
K. +. MEREDITH, NotnD rs
VIM 4. LIPSCOMB CT Sale.
frlrc1 William rCu,tv saD 1O-,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
A Pleasant Girl.

A traveller 10 Nor way, last summor. came to
Villsge early one morning, and was struck by
the air of gloom which pervaded the street.
Unable to speak word of the language, be
could not ask the cause of this, and concluded
that some sickness or financial trouble had fallen
upon the community. As the day wore toward
noon. however, the houses were closed, shop
windows were covered, ali trada aud business
ceased. 1t Was death, then? Presently ho
saw the people gathering for the funeral. There
we're the village officials the noblsmsn from che
ueighboriug chateau. and apparently every
man, woman and child 10 the village. It must
be some dignitary of the church who WAS dead,
or some country official. As be stood watch
ing the crowds passing down the little rocky
street, he caught sight of the face Of German
known to him. BE bcckon to him.
'The town has lost some great maguate ap.
parensly2' he said.
"Ah 90. 1t is only young msiden who is
dead. No; she was not beautiful nor rich. But
obi such a pleasant girl, monsieur. I'll the
world seems darker DOW that she is dead?'
It is q singular fact that, when We reach
middle life and look back, it is not the beauti>
iu, nor the brilliant, nor the famous people
whom We have known that We remember With
the keensst regret but some simple. sincere.
pheasant" soul, whom we treated as 40 every.
day matter while she was with u.s.
60 into family, or q social circle. or even
into ball room and the woman who has the
most frieuds there, IS q rule, ls not tie bells.
nor the Wit, nor the heiress. nor the beauty;
but some homely, charming little body, whose
fine tact and warm heart never allow her to ssy
wrong word 10 wrong place.
The pheasant women" are tho attraction
that everywhere holds society and homes to-
gether. Apy woman, however poor or ugly,
may be one Of them but she N ass first be cau'
did, honorable. uuselish aud loving. If she is
these, the world will be better and happier for
every day of ber life, aud as 10 the case of this
poor Norwegian, it will seem darker when she
is dead"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
Gn BBLS KIVEKTON LIME.

We have just received a fresh supply of this
In s.d can with confidence recommend it
as very superior article in all particulars, and
We suarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it.
Sale by GEO WaSETNGT0N Hoi
Int =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11

~ IN GRASS SSEED-The celebrated Eng
selling Lawn Grass Seed that we have been
celVea, nany years; full supply just re.
LEADBEATER BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
'IRGINIA HOME SCHOOL.

NT1RGINIA HOME SCHOOL.
Miss ANNIE N. SUMMERS
Will reopen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and
terms, &C., apply to the Principal, No. ll9
Prince street. sepl-2R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
- ale OF LAND IL Prince WILLIAM
~ (,nITNTY

- ale OF LANDIt. PRINCE WILLIAM
~ COUNTY,
by virtue Of decree rendered at the June
:rrr, 1850 OF TIE Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun-
u, N the suit Of James Jones ct ais VS. 4. X
FOwla e! ais the undersigned, commissioners of
sale therein named. on SEPTEMBhR 70, 1880,
Court Day, al 1870 I. NJ. in front of the Court
House Of F.irf,x courty. will offer for sale
certain TRACT DF LaND, iu Prince Willism
county. about Il miles from Dec qusn. on the
Brcn!sv!ie road, bou nded By the lands OF Ham
mill, Semsn and puval. The tract contains l8O
acr"s | rood and II poes and mas q substantial
" f.LLlhG and other improvements upon it,
lrrms: One tenth Of the purchase money in
cs'n, sad the residue III three equsl instslrnsnts
81 o. II End u months, with interest from the
day OF ssie the purchaser 10 give good security
Tor the deferred payments. Title to be retained
until iulI payment Of the purchase money.
CASS1US CARTER, Comm'rs.
+. l.. SMITH, of Sale.
Fart z rouutv app2T-2auts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.
A LEXA. PREPARATORY SCHOOL.


The duties of this school will be resumed (un-
til further notice. at the N. b. corner of Duke
and Lee streets, on MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, Ap-
plicstions for admission may be made at any
time during school hours Boys over l3 years
of age not admitted. For terms, etc, apply 10
the Principal,
ser3-lw Mrs ShRAHI. PAnGETT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
PB0EEssEGAAE CAgsDS.
BO0Rs, spArEGsGEgsY. ptc.

SoHooL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HEADQUARTERS FOB PU BLIC SCHOOL
BOOKS.
FREECH's, 93 81 S5 KING STREET.
Constantly on hand !ul assortment Of School
and College Text Books and School Stationery
of verydescrip!ion.
Blank Books ; specislty; sl sizes, from the
small Mems 10 the largest Ledgers and Journals
New liue Of Psuetsries, from l0c to So esch.
PAds OF Manila, Legal Cap. Letter and N ,te
sizes, very cheap.
Autograph and Photograph Albums, all the
new styles
Scrap Books An erdless variety.
Gold Pens and Pencils fine Leather Goods
ard everything else usually found in {. book and
stationary store. Goods bought for cash and
will be sold at prces which DEFY competition
sep6 GEO j.. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
FteR SALE GES ssEaF,

NJ EW GOODS in TIE HAKDWABE
IT Ii y K st 50 King. corner Of Koynl street
Just received. the STEAKuKELTG. for i'm.
proving nee.s!eak; it never fsils to make tho
Toughest steak tender al the way through
Also thesef setting DELU3i0N KATTRAP;
something new; csil and examine
hGth Proof snd Plain CsIpet Felt, Mating
IacKs, Tack Claws, Carpet Hammers, Carpet
otreichers. White-wssh busting and Scrub
Brushes, and other goods sutat to the soaaon.
The Windsor Scale for sale cheap
ar-W ! IT. G3EIE H'r;,N e. COM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
TROUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
T,RhR

With the chills and fsver, the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spe-
cifc, which not only breaks up the most sggra-
waited attacks, but prevents their recurrence It
is infinitely preferable to quinine, not only
because it does the business far more thorou ghy,
but also on account of its perfect wholesomeuess
and invigorsting action upon the entire system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
slly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11

MISS GEORGIA ARNOLD will resume the
IVA duties of her school, WEDNESDAY,
September Is, 1885, over the German Banking
Company.
KiNnERGARTEN SYSTEM tau zhti in the
Primary Department.
Daily praclice in CALISTHENICS.
Terms moderate. Apply at No. l07 Queen
Street, aug 28-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11
U r. HENRY'S SCHOOL,

MISS A. L. SWAIN WILL REOPEN
I1 HER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and LIT.
TIE BOYS, THURSDAY, september 18th.
She will take limited number of MUSIC
scholars. For terms &C., apply to the Princi-
pal, No 50 prince at nuql9-tS16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-11

MISS TEBES' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, st
xI l23 Queen street will commence its eighth
annual session September 10. Terms per quar-
ter lin advancc) English ST and SIS, French and
German each S4. Sep 1-2W
Middletown transcript., 1880-03-20
ADVICE TO YoUNG MEN.

Ny son, if you read the family pa
pers and the Ledger stories and the
good books Of the Sunday School IL
brary, you will read solid column upon
solid column Of advice to young men
from the country, warning them against
the evil allurements, the painted temp
tations, and the appalling wickedness
of the city. Telemachus, look me in
the eye Don't you stack your little
stipend on the calm statement that the
young man from the country doesn't
bring his little modicum of rustic wick,
edness along with him just to help the
general effect He may be little in
nocent, | grant you that; but inno-
ceIce, my boy, is not always or neces-
sarily virtue. 1t is true that the
young man from the country is
plucked by the three-card monte man
Of the city. But he wouldn't be
plueked if he didn't play monte. 1t
is true that the police have to 60 with
him to the bunko den to get his money
back, but what was he doing in the
bunko den that he should lose his
money? It is true that beauty of the
devilish type plays it on him pitilessly
with the panel game, but also, he
should not have gone to the strange
lady's room to help her carry her va
lise to the train. | tell you, Telema-
chus, the young man from the couatry
may lack the refinement Of his city
cousins wickedness, but he does not
have to come to the great city to learn
to be bad. He may not smoke cigars
At the quiet old home, but he sucks a
,ob-ppe and "chaws tobacker" instead |
If chewing fine cut. He does not sit
lp all night swilling beer, nor does he
owe his cocktail in the morning, but
lfter he has taken two or three pulls
1t a three gallon jug in the harvest
ield, that jug is so light that you-I
mean he, has to put brick on it to
lold it down on the ground, He will
wear in the passenger car when his
.lty cousin will not in the street. Mind
rou, my son, he is no worse than his
:ity cousin, but, on the other hand,
10 not think he is very much better
think he can learn some wickedness
# his city friend, and then | think,
.lse, he can teach him a little. |
Ion't think he is improved morally by
rs metropolitan assOCIatIOns' tut 1T
he same time he doesn't learn all his
,adness Of them Oh, no, my son,
lot all of it.-Burlingtop it Haaokeye.
Middletown transcript., 1880-03-20
MONDAY, the 29th day Of
March, 1880

At II O'Clock a. m the following described
Real Estate, viz {: All that Plantation Farm
Traot Of Land. Lying and being in Apo
quinimink Hundred, New Castle County. and
State of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to-wt;
Beginning AT a stone on the east side of
woods road, dividing corner between the
allotmepis and corner for the heirs Of Simon
SwPatman and William Wilmer thence run
ming with the line of land of Manlove HAYES.
north 48o, west 1872 $40 perches, to a stone
in the woods, corner for lands of Manloye
Hayes, thence north 37o, west one hundred
perches aud $40 Of a perch to stone a
corner for lands of Edward Wilson and Man
love Hayes, thence with the line Of lands of
Edward Wilson, north $50, west lOI $40
Perches, TO large corner white oak, being
the first bounded tree of Toes Purchase, stand
ing on the east side Of the main branch of the
head OF Sassafras river, corner for lands of
1FaFa BeieE and Edward ~
4330, east "a 2-l0 perches 10 a corner for
lands of Edward Wilson, thence Herewith.
south 463o, east 33S perches to stake In An
old held, a corner for the heirs of Simon
Sweatman, and thence Herewith to the place
OF beginning, about south 57io, west ll2 $40
perches to the first mentioned stone. contain
ing within said lines 1879 acres, II percbes Of
land more or less, with one and half Stor-
led Frame House, Frame Stable, with corn
crib thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the pron-
ertl of THOMAS MURPIlEY, decd. (THOW-
AS G MURPHEY and JOHN R. HALL Ex-
ecutors o. THOMAS MURPHEY. decd ! and
TO be sold by JOHN PYLE SEERirr
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Dell March 10,
1880. mar 19-,s
Middletown transcript., 1880-03-20

here. He lives, however, the life of
a very simple Republican gentleman,
with good taste and unostentatiously.
He gives his hospitality to his friends.
and never turns his home into a place
for the intrusion of vulgar politics,
where he may advance his interests by
entertaining horde of people in whom
he has no interest save as they NAV
advance his own.
With all his goodness of heart and
integrity of character he is not a Phar-
isee, but prime good fellow. He is
not even member of the Church, but
is devout respecter of religion, was
baptized by Methodist and his family
are Episcopalians. His only enemies
are the professional politicians. They
cannot understand and never will that
this man acts only on principle and is
not swerved by any consideration of
expediency, but they thoroughly ap-
preciate his contempt for their meth
DDS. l happen to know that one of
the most eminent capitalists in the
country has placed his bank account
at Mr.. Bayard's disposal in the can
vass for the Presidential nomination.
The reply was: "No; if the people
want me for President they must nom-
mate and elect me-" He will not
even authorize the organization of his
friends for ante-convention work.
This may be Quixotic but it is charac.
teristic, and there are several hundred
thousand people, not all Democrats,
who think this is the sort of man to
make President of the United States
next year. M. P. HANDY.
Wilmington, Del, March II 1880.
Middletown transcript., 1880-03-20
MONDAY. the 29th day Of
March, 1880.

AT ii o'clock, a. M, the folio wing describ-
ed Real Estate, viz: All that messuage, tract
or parcel Of land and premises, situate, lying
and teing in Vance's Neck, in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County and State of
Delaware, bounden and described as follows,
to-wit:
Co the south b. line between thus tract
Of land and premises and land Of Geo o.
Burgess, which said land helately bought Of
Samuel jefferson and wife, starting at stake
IN line OF land formerly Of John Stewart,
deceased, and running north SO degrees, west
to the line of Thomas Bayard' land, ard on
the west by lands Of Thomas Bayard. and
formerly belonging to Richard Humphreys.
deceased. and lands of Charles Tatmnn, and
a point Of land adjoining Thomas Bayard 10
a ditch in the lands of Charles Tatmnn, on
The north by lands of Lewis Vandegrift and
other lands OF PurneIl jefferson, and on the
east by the Vance's Neck Road, containing
One Hundred and Fifty Acres Of Land, be
The same more or less, with a Frame House
and Frame Barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop
ety Of SAMUEL A SEGARS and MARTHA
f., his wife, and GEORGE N. SEGARS and
8. {, and 10 be sold By
JOHN PYLE, SHERIFF.
1880. s'ar I3sls