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Correspondence OF the Herald
BRYAN, March II, 1880.
The District court was occupied on Friday
and Saturday with the case of tho State VS.,
j. G.. Randle, assault with inten. TO murder
Henry Hodges After able argument by
counsel on both sides, the jury rendered a
verdict of not guilty. On Monday the case
of the State vs. Willis and johnson, comes
up. These parties are known MS the Higgs
robbers, md are charged with attacking
Samuel and Ben Iliggs at their residence,
near Bryan, ut night, about n year ago, and
obtained several hundred dollars, The af-
fair produced much excitement in this com
munity nj the time The case Of the State
W. Solon Randall, charged with the muir
der of W. r. King, 4 prominent lum-
Der dealer in Bryan, in June Inst Is
set for the 10th instant Policeman
Wilcox arrested small lad named James
Wilson, son of }. p. Wilson, on Saturday,
for firing Off a loaded pistol in the city
limits, He was placed under bond of 500.
"A snuif-coored edition ofthe emancipa-
ton proclamation, pocket-sze, otherwise
known us youth of color, was arrested on
Saturday for petty larcenov, for stealing an
orange from the store Of w. b. Morse. His
only regrets HoW are liuU ne uluH iHdsICdle
that orange and eliminate the JUICY sub
stance from its interior department before the
clutches OF the law embraced him in Its fell
swoop.--A veteran bachelor of our city
was caught out from home one night last
week during the Indictment weather, and in
vited by friend to remain all night with
him. He accepted the hospitality of
his friend, who, by the way, keeps
horse and always hangs the bride
at his bed room door. When our bachelor
friend came to retire he noticed the article
hanging upon the door and declined to enter,
saying he had sworn never to enter bridal
chamber. Thus II is the affections of men
are being constantly triAed with.-The
Id. X. Ministries gave an entertainment at
Ii Academy of Music on Friday night, to a
full house. We have Nip and Tuck on the
10th, followed shortly after by Duprez &
Benedict. famous MINISTRIES. 1t is nip and
tuck with great many to raise funds to
attend the various entertainments. Nature
is now giving US a performance that was not
on the bills, in the shape Of II stiff norther,
fringed with seet.---Fruit and small gar
dens have already hsd their death warrants
signed. Many farmers had corn vel ad-
vanced and fear this spell will kill it. Stock
will suffer terribly. 1t is decided the worst
swell of the winter.
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who has been burrowlng In the prairie
near lIesumond for several months, has
gladdened our hearts byhls return home,---
Charlie Cassidy, our very youngest NOR
chant, and live ono too, "lli onH Tor Lead
Vile some days ago, A letter 10 the home
folks announces bis safe arrival III th9 great
mining oamp,-Miss Kate Cornwell, u
pretty young lady OF our city, now figures,
and figures well, rs assistant In the posl'oillee,
The City Council are taking active
measures To provide against water famine
next season, We have enough rain and
enough Loudly, disagreeable weather for TIA
present. THE saloon men put on sort OF
lugubrious look after plOddlng through tho
boll-punch aud Sunday law decisions pub
liGhed In the HERALD, Our last resort judi
cial force are suspected Of being straight
laced church men, Maledollons and lager
beer aow freely and the little bell rings
joyfilly as ofold,----lAttleor no immigration
has coma 10 this part Of the county this win,
ter,---Spring goods continue to arrive all
tho time, Farmers report that corn Ia com-
Ing up, and some arc already rejoicing over
a good sland,---Mr. Hill, Dir. Baikln's
Henderson county partner came In smiling
few days sgo. He doesn't get mad whom
tho boys ask him how he likes horse hunting
mixed with deer hunting. No, he owns up
and tells Nil about Il like good little man,
No new babies since last report,
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CALVERT.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

Correspondence 0fthe Herald,
CALVERT. March IS, 1880.
The Calvert City Guards had a ball at
Casimir's Opera-houee. Calvert has some
thing of the city about it in some respects.
Its social gatherings are always remarkable
for the geniality and friendly feeling that
pervades each and every member. You hear
less of the harsher criticism, and when you
minge familisrly with society here you see
few Of the evils and more Of the benefits of
caste than in most of the towns of its lie
Farmers now have most of their ground
in good condition, and quite n number of
them have corn above the ground, Harry
Weber is to play Nip and Tuck" at the
Opera-house tonight. The fa,tering notice
oftheir performance at Dallas in the HERALD
has called the attention of quite number of
persons here to the troop. Bill Walker, the
prisonerin jail here under sentence to be hung,
was visited by your correspondent q few
DAVIS AGO. We seems more depressed now
than heretofore. His statement as published
in the Courier here was not even consistent
with the main facts proven on the trial, He
SAYS nothing in explanation OF his crime. lie
had ndulged in some hope of commuta-
ton, but the Judge, when he passed The SEN
teaee. assured him that there was no hope for
a communication, and when he asked your cor
respondent TO try to get his sentence COM
muted. he was Told there was no prospect Tor
him. He tHen seemed to resign himself to
his ta.e.
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MENlA.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Herald.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Herald.
MExIA, March H. 1880,
The City Council has made An appropria-
ton to erect two bridges in the eastern por'
ton Of the city, one on Commerce and the
other OF Sherman street.-The municipal
election which takes place April 9th, is the
source of considerable interest to our peo-
pie. The present board of alderman have
been very puuctua and efficient in their Off.
cial duties, and it is generally conceded that
they will be reelected. Mayor Gibbs is in
the field for reelection, with w. L. Doyle,
esq, opposing him, both being good men.
The present incumbent, Captain 4. A.
Hord, is the most popular man for Marshal.
a cotton exchange was regularly organ
lied here on the 10Th instant. Her past
record has shown Mexia to be one of the very
best cotton markets in the State, and the sd-
vantage accruing from this organ cation, we
have no doubt, will secure for her still
more extended reputation.- long train
OF exodusters, numbering about twenty wag-
ons, passed through here last week, gu route
for Kansas They appeared well supplied
for their Journey. Would it not be well for
those favoring their colonization in Texas to
thoroughly promulgate their views among
the coored populace OF Grimes, Washington
and their adjoining counties What ag-
tates the dry bones so
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CORsICANA.
Reported Daily.

poRsIoAsA, March II, 1850
John J., English, esq, has returned alter a
several months trip " Colorado lilo looks
wlLandbdngs with him his brother and sister
in'aw, who will make short visit,
Addison hns returned from weeks visit %
Waxahaohie, Her many friends are glad 10
welcome her home,--lhere Hre over eight
hundred oolorad poll Taxpayers IN IN ooun-
~. This item should be needed by the many
candidates for County Treasurer, rs there
may DO y Republican candidate placed In the
field as the canvass closes, ----Rich A llOrley
arc working up claim In Europe, for Hem
~ Napier that promises 10 pan ont fortune
The Nip and Tuck matinee this after
noon was not very largely attended, The on
tertalnment by this troupe last night was
highly appreciated and well pa,ronlged -
The street work goes braVely Un,-The
Attorney General writes that u man may be-
elected Sherltias often as the voters choose 10
confer the Office on him,--Unlll the census
Is taken II will not BIO decided whether Ma
varro county will be entitled 10 a collector of
taxes Independent Of the Sheriff. The jail
yard fence Is being thoroughly repaired and
renovated w. j. Mckl6 has a fine boy
uhbl Nv Hlh HuAnti 49, 4 wv tpuNhN b'llhT
cratic convention met NJ the courthouse to-
day. p. McCammon, Chairman, and IT, o.
Gall, Secretary. The following were elected
rs delegates 10 the State convention at Gal
weston, to.wti Captain 5 j 4 Johnson,
Hon Marion Martin, Hon Sam Il Frost, NJ
Blanding, q s Morse, Joe Brennan, james
Garitty, Ely II Foremaa, 4 S Daniels, james
Ingram, w $ Robinson, d B HartEel, X
Guinnes, w w Loop, BIT Barry NJ John
son, j q Mathews, W II Pursley,
q 7 Jester u q Sessions,
w d Haynie. l. n llalbert, NJ i Bonner,
Sam Hamilton, sr, q = Miller, Il q jenle, n
q Read and Z McCammon. Tho delegate
were instructed tosupport Hon. Marion Mar
tin MS delegate to tho National convention,
also TO instruct hyoring the Nbolishing Of
the two.thirds rulc. Delegates are requested
to notify 5. j. 4. johnson whether they can
attend tho State convention City Mar
shall +, j. Barrett has always stood well in
this comm nifty and has been honorcd by
prelerment. He has nice family But,
ulasl II has come TO light that in 1866 he was
n member Of the Texas Legislature IL Is
hoped that this may not ruin him m the es'
TEEN of his neighbors as he has bad time to
live II down.--lts boy Mt Il, +. Coleman's
thi. time, and mono Of your dolly warden
things, etc.
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COufoIlated q receipts, ~, 41; eXporIs 70
Great Britain, 5,6i0; France, -; continent,
S, $40; Goaslwise, -.
NEW YonK, March Is Wool in good de-
mand, dome,t tic fleece, +S@6O pulled,
33GG9; unwashed, 1891; Texas, sl@4O.
New orleans selected, lOh@lli Texas do,
l0@llh.
NRw YORK, March Is --Nieht-Noney b96k;
exchange 4Sih; Governments quiet nut steady;
new Sc, 1887; iours and half lO7]9; fours lOJls;
State bonds dull
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Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
EY~rs, March IL, 1880.
Tn to this date about Is, 900 bales Of cotton
have been marketed in Ellis county. At fifty
dollars per bale this would amount to the
respectable sum of 5000. 900, which if equally
divided among the 10000 people in the
county would give torty-ive dollars each to
every man, woman and child. But 1t was
not divided that way,-The Review pub
fishes list, less than column, of delinquent
taxpayers. mostly of NJ. C.'s and non-resi-
dents. Dan. 0'Quip, the biggest
hearted and handsomest Irishman in the
Mace. circulated subscription list for the
benefit of his tamine-stricken kinspeope in
the Old Country, and raised fund Of Sl64.50
When "a Daniel comes to Judgment" at the
last dav, there will be on the celestial ledger
A long credit mark in his fayor--Mr T. b.
Baldwin. of Waxshachie, waltzes out into
the coming political fray as candidate for
the Legislature. Mr.. Baldwin is talented,
handsome and popular, and he who comes
out of the fight with that young mans wig
ON his pike will be well worthy legislative
bonors.-Our annual municipal election
comes off the first Tuesday in April. No
candidates out up to date.-Although we
Are called city and have population
of over $500, our Mayor receives no
salary. The perquisites of the office are
worth about one hundred dollars yearly.
Tn re Is great deal OF work and more re-
sponsibility incident to the office; but the
civ fathers requite His Honor for burdens Of
thi. kind BY the princely allowance of 81 20
Der month for office rent, whereas the actual
amount paid by His Honor for the monthly
occupancy of his man-trap is four dollars
per month. There is nothing like liberality
A beautiful pet hound belonging to
Father Dixon, our amiable postmaster, was
run into and telescoped by the aorth.bound
express last Tuesday night. The good father
has not yet brought his action. but compare
lively il was positi ely a canine of superlative
yaluc.-Mr. Bsncock's delivery wagon
horse. long and Familiarity known as 'Old
Fox.n was also gathered unto bis fathers dur
inc the week. Mayor MCMILLAN has not
vet made his escape from Navarro county,
and MA many friends are upon anxious in
oujry.-Mr. WE. llening has formally
dedicated himself to the cow-path, having
sold his town property and with the proceeds
thereof increased his family Of bovnes.-
Mr.. George Fugate, an interesting citizen
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SHERMAN.
Reported Daily.l

h9pOFttu DdhJ'1
SHERMAN, March L. 1880.
Remember the Southern hotel when you
visit Sherman. This is the best kept hotel
in the city and there is no better Ill the
State.-Ihe Delmonico is the tidiest and
neotest restaurant in the city and sets one of
the hest tables in the State, presided over by
Fisher & Willerman.-There is a sensations
al rumor to the effect that q kaufman
county man. named Bulls, has dug up 81
400 in gold coin out of a field on his farm.
The location of the buried treasure was
ascertained from Mrs. Skeen, who dreamed
ofthe spot for six consecutive nights. But
il was only Accommodating inore.-We
had hog law and now the farmers who
bring hay and corn to town are
bowling for law that will keep
he cows from foraging OF .their
wagons.--The artesian well at the ice tao.
tory is going down. We have plenty OF
water now and can wait.-Great, g.
hearted Jolly Colonel Fairfax Is registered at
the Binkly. He is from Fort Worth, ana Is
going to stay week with us.-Mud Is a
foot deep on the squsre.--Our merchants
are indulctng in little rest to-day. They
need il bad1v.-Captain j. I. Kendall
left last night for Paris, as the ad-
vance agent ofour Conn Haney,who, viii lee,
ture there Tuesdsy night on Ireland and
Irisbmen." He makes a circuit to Tex,
arkana. Jefferson, Marshall, Palestine and
Austin. and will return via Waco and Corsi-
cana. Sherman wishes this gifted orator a
successful trip and safe RETURN Those
in want of private boarding house will not
forget the Myers house on the corner OF
Jones and Walnut streets. This house Is
beyond question the best bcgding house in
the city.
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GnOEsBEECK.
Correspondence Of The Herald
GnoVguapoK. Alarch H. IRsO

Correspondence Of The Herald,
GRoVsBeRoR, March 10, 1850,
District court progresses, One conviction
for felony, three years involuntary seryitude
for son Of Ham, and fifteen years for an.
other for theft Of horses. Sowders,
who stood indicted In five cases for larceny
of cattle, aud fled tho country Ave years ago
and WIS caught by the rangers, was tried on
two cases ye'terdayi In oQe acquitted, be-
cause the Grand jury failed to ascertain the
name of tho owner Of the cattle, when they
might have done so by reasonable diligence
In the other verdict for unluwiully diving
stock from accustomed range without intent
TO defWud, and u AHe Of $50, Politics
dull and easyi some lookup In futures; no
candidates announced for c unity officers
Lets abolish the two.thrds rule, If only
for change. 1t has not worked satisfactorily
lately, and we'll have less of the dark
horse business How does your Corsi-
cana correspondent, know that Judge PEN
dergast Is candidate for reelection His
fellow county men don't know 1t, We know
he is eminently qualified for the position, but
we hope to hear the sovereign people say to
this faithful servant, go up higher two
years hence, when the Judges ofthe Court Of
Appeals will be chosen. Can't say that he
aspires to the position or desires reelection.
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m.nK.Ts M rELEanApm,
FOllElGN.


LIyHnrooL, March 10 Noon Cotton duh aud
easisrI mid ling uplanda, i',i mltdling or
leans, f.l8i recelpts, S,lOi all Amerl-
can sales 0,0OO bales, speculation and
export l,OtOi uplands, low mdllmg classi'
n0atOns Tor March delivery, Z ll'31@b.l6i
March aud April, ll.3!d5-lG; Aprl aud May.
! 9;%@ei May aud June, o'lo june az!
August and Ssrtemher, l-S2 september
and October ---- October aud November,
~ November aud December, - futures
weak
li8Op SALES, 1000 balesi speculation and
export, 900; uplunds low middling clnsslnca.
tlons Tor Mnrch aud Aprl delivery, M May
md June, p-S2i June, D 10; July and Au-
gust, ll.S9i August nnd Sopiember "a, Oo'
Iobcr AMI November 0 ll-32.
$50 u m - Sales Of Amerlcln, G,l50i up
lands low middlIng Oa'sllloatiOns for March
delivery a-9!i May and June, 1l4i June and
July, I q %.
40 m Uplands low middllug clnssl locations
for April aud May delivery, $40, May and
June, : 7-3S Junr aud July, IA Julyand Au'
gust, S-3li H. ptem' en- and October, OLD.
hpm = futuros = osed steady ~ tJ-dpy 5
lowest prices,
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KANSAS CRY, March Is. -wheat-No.2 spot,
| II; No. 5 spoi, 0iM.
KANSAS CRY, March l5.-Bacon, clear, ~,
rib and long, III.
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MATTERS BY NAIL,
NEWS or OUR NEAR SEloHRoRs,
Cotton Exchange Organized ~ Mex
ia Eliis COuniy's Cotton Pro-
duct told Found ~ sheI'
man Etc, Etc,
DENIsON.
Reported Dlllyl

DRNsoN, March 49, 1850,
Slim attendance at the churches yesterday.
-Weather cold and damp,-snow fell
this morning but Is melting now,---Last
night was probably tho coolest night of the
season, Fairly gardens are frose to death,
Corn and potaloes will have IN DO 70.
planted. -Busness Is good considering the
weather. Gate City hotel still lives
and so do irs boarders - and grow fat,---
Burhans has gone to run the gauntlet OF the
Grand Iury,--Nlne couple on our to'be.
married st rs yet and more TO be added
soon, especially II this weather holds out
much longer,--Dallas HERALD list still In
cFoaslng,
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NEW YORK

XIV YORK, March Is, -Stocks -, money
$3.50; exchange, long, iIIi do short, tS7}Si state
bonds dull; Governments quiet.
NKw York, March 10 Cotton quietj sales,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AMhS. T. U. WOODY, Fashionable Hair
w Dresser and :Dress Making. EDoes the
finest hair work OF. any one in the city. She
makes braids, Tuirs. curls, frizzes, wigs, in
visible front pieces, watch guards, hair jew
elry of all kinds; also 6rst-class Dress Making.
adde's will save money by giving her call, at
No. 1910 Elm street. South side. mario
ar, PERSONS OR FAMITIEs-4wa ntins
AABoots or Shoes, First-Class City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children. will
do well to call at COS Main street; always on
hand dne assortment, also made to order OF
once as desired. Prl ces Low. Work warranted
old Roots and shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
fsb7tf Manufacturer
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The Genera AsCard Blu Post
DO1ed.

After some discussion both amend
pents were adopted. Mr.. Eaton said
he had offered substitute to the bill
which embodied bis views as 10 the
money, thar It should be made q Isi king
fund for the pa, ment of the public debt.
He therefore moved to indefinitely post
pone the hill. This melton was agreed
to--yeas 81; nays, 28, as follows;
Yeas-M essrs. Bailey, Blaine, Butler,
Cockrell, Coke, Conkiing, Davis, (Ill. !,
Davis w. VaJ, Eaton Gar land Groome,
Hampton, Harris, Hereford, Hill (Ga
Johnston, Jones (Nev.), Lamar, Max ley
organ, Pryor, Ransom, sSaulsbury,
Slater, Thurman, Vance. Vest, Walker,
WhyJe, Williams, Withers-31.
Navs-M essrs. Allison, BALDWIN
Blair, Booth, Burnside, Call, Cameron
(Pa.), Dawes, Edmunds, Farley, Ferry
Hamlin, Hill, tCol), Ingalls,, Jones
Kirkwood, Mcmillan ). M cP Pherson, Nor.
rili, Paddock, Plat, Plumb, kRoIllns
Saunders. Teller, Voorhees,, Wallace,
Wisdom-23.
It is matter Of doubt whether Mr..
Eaton's substitute is not the proper dis
position to be made OF this vast sam
of money. Certainly 1t would seem q.
well to keep 1t in the treasury Of the
whole psople as to give 1t to those who
have no just right to it.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-23

HoN. Mr., SPRINaEB, the very able
lawyer, and distinguished Representa-
tive from Illinois, is one of the heirs
to the so-called Springer estate. A New
York Herald correspondent interview.
cd him ON Wednesday, and in reply to
the question as to the legality Of the
claim Of the Springers upon property
in Wilmington, he said that all such
claims in this country were out-lawed,
and that he had never, considered the
claim Of the Springer estate worth
looking after.
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A. OTlCE-soHooL ELECTION.

An election for members OF the Board
Of Public Education ia Wilmington, will
be held on SATURDAY. May lst, 1850
Polls viii be open at o'clock and eiose q,
Up. m.
The inspectors OF the precinct in which
the election is 10 be he d In the ward, will
hold the school election.
Members 20 DO elected and places OF
voting are as follows:
FIRST WARD.-One member for two
years, and one member for one year
polls, old No. l3 School House, Second near
Washington street.
SECOND WARD.-One member for two
years, polls. FELTON, House. Second and
Walnut streets.
THIRD WARD.-One member for two
years. polls, +. ]. Babcock's, Fifth and
Otange streets
FOURTH wARp-One member for two
years, polls City Hail.
FIFTH WARD.-One member for tive
years. Polls, Public school House No, o
corner Eighth and Woliaston street.
sixth WARD One member for two
years. Polls, Southeast corner Ninth and
King streets.
SEVENTH WARD.--One member for two
years. Polls. Public School Hou,e No z
corner Eleventh and Washington streets
EIGHTH WARD.--One member for two
years. Polls, Pablo School House No. s.
corner Seventh and spruce streets.
NINTH WARD One member for two
years. Polls, Old Academy.
TENTH WARD.-Une member for one
year and one member for two years,
rolls, Public School House No. 10, corner
OF Elm and Adams streets
HENRY b. MORROW.
Secretary Board of Public Education
aprlS-IOt
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g CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue Of writ Of Ais. ,evar, E.c,..
20 me directed will be exposed 10 Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. Sal sbiplev Al
k@ept @ by Isaac G. Pyle, in the city Of
wilmington, New Castle County. Della
SATURDAY, the oath dsv Of Anr,, ,a.o
at 2o'clock, p. NJ, ''
The following described real estste viz.
All that certain tract piece or Dsrcsl n,
land. situated In Chrfstiana Hundred
aforesaid, bou ded and described ~ fol-
lows, 70 wit: Beginning at d stone in a
line OF Peter Fessmier's land beins a
corner OF John CUMMING land Themes nv
said Fessmiers land south 23 degi see wsst
l3o 81 perches TO stone In the middle
OF public road, thence thereby north
VA dexrees west "a perches 20 another
stone corner OF Otiey Vernop,s land
thence by his land north Nx da1rses
west 81 ? 10 perches 10 . stake. Ibence ~
new line along Ann n. Bfown's lana
north ~ degrees east rs S-l0 perchss 10
an old maple tree, thence aIo r. .sid
Browns land north 46E degrees east 10
l. III pcrches TO line Of James Barrigan;s a
land, and thence thereby and by ivi,d ns
John Cummins Aforesaid south 7ax a.
grees east Al BIO perches to the place Of
peglnning, containing 81 clio perches OF
house and frame barn and other nthniId.
ings thereon erected.
seized and taken In exeouuen a. tha
property Of Daniel Naokey and nsrvsra, S
A., his wife, and I; l., and 70 be sold. ~
JOHN PYLE. shsr,1
sherif's Once. New Castle. on 1n,,i
o apr7-oOdtS.
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SHERIFF SAILS.

~ HERIFF'8 SALE. ..-,
- BY virtue OF q writ Of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale. at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, In the city Of
New CAstle, In tho Hundred and County
OF New Castle. Delaware, IId
ON THURSDAY, The 18th Day OF MAY,
A. ID. 1880. at o'clock p. m.
The following described real estate, Wis
All the undivided interest of David Nc
Callister and John McCalltster In that lot
or parcel of land situated ia New Castle
Hundred, New Castle County and State oi
Delaware. described as follows, 10 wit :
Situated on the easterly side OF the road
leading from Red Lion 70 Christiana,
bounded by land now or late OF samuel
Silver and DR.. Roderick Sutherland, con
taining about one and q quarter acres oi
land with u two-st0ried frame dwelling
house anu frame stable thereon erected,
Seized and taken in execution a. ths
property of David cCailister and John
McCaliister and 70 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once. New Castle, April Oth,
looO. Apr2l-3tAw-is.