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aBITuARY.

A.
Died at her residence near Madison SLstl Nv
Of Paralysis, Mas HARRIET koGsas, II ~
seyenty.sixth year of her age. This es1hla-
BILE and highly respected lady fingered onag
one short week, afser being suddenly PahAllA7
ed. -
Blissfully unconscious Of any suftsrlngs 81 ~
thk morning of the 9th inst, she quietly TEL u
asleep; and we felt the presence Of the Dsasa
Angel. silently waited 70 guide her pure Spit.
across the dark river through .ns sp ss.s II
5sefulness had been melted out 70 her, and : ne
who eiveth his beloved rest needed her pres
ence IN the Angelic throng who greeted neI
with songs Of Heavenly welcome. Win ns1
family. : large circle Of fKiends mourn neE ae-
p&vture, and friends tender sseh syapess95 Z
TO the bereaved family who VIII mss so
fheir venerable mother The Lord loFetl
whom he chassiseths and may her loved one.
End sweet comfort ID The fhouElf LEU 10
j. her eternal gain. 1AtrAR'
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To be reported.l
Letter From a North Mississippi
Democrat.

EDIToRs CLARION | have read in recent
issues Of your raper, lengthy and able arti.
cles in regard to the Lien Law state Fe-
male College, ''Re-districtng the State, - etc,
etc. Auof which are worthy of the serious at
tention OF our Legislature now in session.
In common with your readers no doubt
was delighteu with the handsome set-doleR,
ADM nistered to the Hon. Mr.. Ellis OF another
jurisdiction, in the last issue Of THE CLARION,
for his recent Stand T against the De nocratic
party and the better element of the Southern
people.
The chief beauty of youf happy reply to the
erroneous statement aforesaid, II che fact that
it applies so forcibly, and universally, tn sore
heads aud indictments II is to he hoped it
will be read by these classes witB profit.
"At en- again
Referring to changes in our laws, l have for
years past entertained views, tsome Of whl,h
have erept into newspapers too)t0nching laws
that is believed would beneficial not only
10 the acknowledgements We party as such,
but also to the people at large
To my mnd there is no necessity upon the
'top-si1e Of God green earth tcOuld not
pretend to say what may be in demand on the
''bottom-side.'l for such frequent ell G ioas,
and sessions of the Legislature, as oar laws
provide for. This being constitutional quss
ton, therefore | am for chang" IN the very
substratum." And while the institution is
being amended | wanld hitch on several
things. tu-wit lsf Provide 10 Sc " ion
every four years for all officers, eEc.qt con
gressmeu. 2nd. One regular session OF the
Legislature, Immediately following the
Goveruatorial election. 3rd. Make Snarsme
aud Circuit Court Judges OF e.ec i've. ith.
Abolish distinctive Chancery Courts and re-
quirc Circuit Judges to keep Chancery dock
cts also in 'anti-bciium days
Then would am nd the wager or NgamiHg
law, So 10 make il as grave oifense; Ia bet
or wager on horse racing and on shooting,
as for betting on elections, or upon anything
else.
Also amend the law requiring the obser-
vance of the Sabbath day, so as to have its
provisions and penalties imposed upon all
classes alike. If the farmer is prohibited
from blowing and from gathering hay on Sun
day, so also should railroad men and all
other classes be prohibited from plying their
daily avocat.ons on the Lords day. The day
is set apart for rest to all parties.
And last, but hardly least, would pray for
the speedy repeal of the present anischiePous and
cruef Pint Law"
Tee changes suggested are sincerely be-
lieyed to be in the Interest of economy, fair
play and good morals.
Wishing everybody connected with TIVE
CLARIoN-lhe pride of the people OF Missis
sippi-much happiness and prosperity the
new year aud through all coming years, re-
main one of it's profted readers aud friends,
JNO. Y. MURRY.
RIPLEY, Mss, Jan'y 6,:1S82
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

MONDAY January IL, 1882.
The following cases were affirmed:
S737-Anthouy Fullilove, vs.. Safe Of MIsslss-
ippi Execution March III
374I-John W. Shipp, vs., John u Rochester q
Wife.
SsO5-John 7. Howard, vs.. James Walters.
gSI5-Green's Bank, VS.. Sumner county
8Sl7-E. o. Ely, ct al, VS.. R. r. Hawkins ct.
8sls-Mary G. Carter, ct al, vs.. Thomas Had
8s22-Chicago ST. L. &NO.R.R. Co., vs.. Andy
sS5,-w. D. Miller, Admir-. vs., R. G. Robson
ss54-samuel Bremen, VS.. T. D. Morrow.
The following cases were reversed and remain
dsd:
SsO7-w. B. Littiejohn, rs. State of Mississip-
3sl2-George W. Deaton, rs. S. Burehart & Co.
3S6O-Margaret White, VS.. State of Mississip-
nj
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HOUSE-FWELFTH DAY.
MONDAY. Jan. Is. 1882.

MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1882.
House met pursuant to adjournment. Mr..
Sneaker Tison in the chair. Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Harrel. Rolleall, quorum present,
Message from the Senate was received an
uouncing the passage of the following bulls
s B. No. 37-Entitled an act for the relief OF
Emma Bedford and ]. c. Glass
SB. No. 47-Eatitled act to amend an
act to incorporate the Trustees of the Cham
berlain Hunt Academy.
n B. No. 73--An act to provide for an al
ditional Justice of the Peace AMI Constable IN
Supervisors District No. 8, jefferson county;
ri b No. 203-An II to authorize the Board
of Supervisors of Rankin county to issue inter.
st bearing bonds to facilitate the building oil
H, b. No. is6-An act for the prevention Of
smallpox. with amendment thereto; and ask
the concurrence of the House in said amend
ment.
The Senate has indefinitely postponed ID. b;
No /. entitled an act to extend the time OF
making the official bonds of Sheriff. Tax Col
Iector and Ranger in Montgomery County;
r. No. 32-An act to enable -deiendans
and third persons to replevy properly selaea
nnder attachment for rent or supplies without
houd
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braeed the homestead and upon which appel
lAnts resided. Citations issued aud a decree
was rendered ordering sale of all the lands
mentioned in the petition Of the executor.
Tie devisees failed TO appear and resist the
petition. but filed exceptions 10 the report OF
sale. Some Of the parties who excepted were
minors, but the agreement Of facts does not
disclose who they were. The Chancellor
confirmed the sale aud from this the appeal is
prosecuted.
II Is claimed that the w:ll chsrged the home
stead with fhe deb's Of the ties ator aud the
further question is presented BY The record
whether under 1886 OF Code 1871 land
exempted by law and devised by the
owner, was bv viftue If sach devise
made Liable to he sold by decree of the
Court in which the will was proved on the
application of the execuforto pay the debts Of
ths teStatar after the exhaustion of the pert
soualtv and other land, and did the devise OF
the homestead render il liable % be devoted
to the dehgs OF the teStat3r2
Watson Saith for appellant.
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vorsR PROCEEDINGS.

" Montgomery. of Uktibbeha, moved to
,aIa nm the business on the Speaker s table.
NJ Gibson asked that ). y, NO. o. Oe lAlu
over until Saturday ,aa ~
NJ Stiles moved the rule be suspended ana
: d. No. AZ was passed. - &C.
amendments. Mr. McSwine moved ne oil. Is
an orosed. read third time and put upon Us ma
p1 n IS. No. IS taken up-read third time and
passed. aa.,
NJ BUCHANAN of ChIckasaw, moved 70 re-
80 Insl;eiarv Committee. earned
n No IS taken up and read third tIine-
n. p,ne moved indefinite p0stponement
Mr. Blair moved to lay on the Laeie-
NJ Rees moved 70 refer % Ccmmittee on
County Affairs. Carried.
The following Senate concurrent resoAiision
R. ss.l Bv the Senate 1.-THE House concur
slat fae Joint COMMITTEES on the Execa-
.;rs tsan1fnrent Fund be instructed g exam
- sha FTeenffye Mansion and IufnltuFe
shsrein. with the view 81 ascertaanlng what
renairs are needed for the same ana ans pIoo-
$40 cost-said committee to report as soon -
practicable.
p r No. 36-Taken mp.
n Heard moved the rule be suspended and
- bsr3 time 70 put upon It's passage
als - ana the bill passed.
4 10. 2f-In reference e VINO sAail
10y ne public roads. vas tasen 70.
sa5 * etsiking out S. years n Senate bill
sna .n5 Frsin moved to refer @ Gemmittse On
w. NY plssr ssosed e table. Carried
~ Risir spoke IN favor q MS emenameni
IL sykes moved q AMsn4 tAltAA
lonf s. end insert p
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MARRIED.

CAMPBELL-HALL-In Carthage Mississippi,
by Rev. Irwin Miller, on the 10th inst, MI
Joseph R. Campbell fsoa of the late Gov; y Nm ~.
B. Campbelll Of Lebanon, Tennessee, and MISS
Alice E. Hall, daughter of the Hon. nlillaln
Hall, Of the former place.
THE bride is one of the most charming and
estimable of the fair daughters, of our state
and while we regret that she is to be trans
ferred TO another, we cannot withhold our con
Erstulations from the gallant groom upon the
prize he has won
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Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be i'll
without inaction of the Stomach, Liver OF
Kidneys, or did you ever know one who was
well when either was obstructed or inactive
and did YOU ever know or hear OF any case
of the kind that Hop Bitters would not
cure Ask your neighbor the same ques-
tion.-Times.
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CHILDREN often need some safe Cathartlc
and Tonic to avert approaching sickness,
Simmons Liver Regulator will relieve eollc'
headache, sick stomach, indigestion, dyse91-
tery and the complaints incident to child
hood, Prepared only by J. Il. Zeilen q
ID
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Notice to Citizens.
Nov. y. ISSI-6m.


| AN instructed by the Board of Mayor and
AL crmen 10 call the attention Of citizens of
Jackson to the prevalence Of SMALL POX
throughout many sections Of the country, and
to ask that all who have not been vacinated,
tG be at once, and have the children yaccinated
without delay.
Arrangements have been made to have all
poor persons who are not able to pay for vac
cination. vaccinated by the County Physician
DR.. G. X. Harrington will vaocnate all such
persons. without charge 10 them, by calling
ut his Drag Store, on NJ lin Street ut any time
between the hours of s and o'clock A. NJ, aud
) and O. clock p. NJ.
JOHN McGILL Mayor
ian'v17, '82i6tw1t
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CAMPBELL. j,
Ill

Held
We hold that the fact that the homestead
was devised did not subject it 70 sac for the
payment of debts If the testaf0r.
, In the viii the testa}or appropriated a
spec tie fund to pay his debls, and thus clearly
neeatiyed purpose 10 charge the other land.
81 Jarman on Wills, p. 4ll-5tb Amir Ed
8 We are constrained by rules o. practice
10 affirm the decree of the Chancellor; because
it is not allowable en- exc ptions 10 report OF
a sale made under s5eerea of the t'part 70
show error in he decree. Parties summoned
to answer petition TO sell land should then
present their defence and will not be permii
red to remains silent, aad, after sale made and
reported, come in AVID SHOW cause Ggainst q
decree TOR sale Il the deviSees minors.
they may have their remedy against the de
cree preiulie5al tn their Interests; il adults
they have no right 10 Complain o. a decree
against which they lid not bject when cited
10 show cause against it. Affirmed
1.a
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If YOU are suffering from indigestion or
any complaint of the Stomach or Bowels,
you will obtain great relief by using the
PRICKLy ASH BrrTKRS, as they have the
property of gently relieving these organs
and placing them in Il good, sound healthy
condition.
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MAYOR MCGILL has a timely war;
ing this morning in reference to the neces-
sitv OF immediate vaccination. The County
Physician, Dr. Geo. K. Harrington, will
vaccinate all who are unable to pay for such
service, and who will call at his office.
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The Senate Act regulating the practice OF
medicine in the State Of Mississippi Is quite
voluminous, and provides for the safety OF
the public, inasmuch as they shall not be
placed at the mercy Of incompetent prac-
titioueTs
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G. W. REYNOLDS,
BoAnD OF SUPERVISORS or AIooRs COUsrr.


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ALcoRN County.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Alcorn
County, Hon. j. A. Green, Judge.
Appellant maintained and SUPPORTED Mrs.
E. G. Callahan for Thirteen months, she being
an object of charity, and from her former
social relations, rrefering not to go into the
poor house of Alcorn county. He then filed
his petition before the Board of Supervisors,
praying for an allowance of $500 per month
for the thirteen months for which time
maintenance had been furnished. The BOARD
refused to grant the prayer CT the petitioner,
and he brought suit in the Circuit Court and
judgment being had against him there, prose-
cutes this appeal
G. W. Reynolds for appellant.
W. NJ. Inge, for appellees.
CAMPBELL. j.
Held
/. 1.-THE Board of Supervisors may allow a.
far as may be deemed right, the claims Of
persons, who have taken care of, fed, clothed
administered to or buried such pauperss as
were at the time proper subiectE fsr relief, but
could not be removed tasthe poor house.
This section Sas Intended to provide for the
cases Of persons who we're proper subjects
for relief but could not be removed to the poor
house, Il was designed to provide for ex'
ceptional cases and was not intended TO i'm
nose on the board the duty to allow claims
for the relief of persons Fko should prefer tG
be mainleiIed without applying for relief t.
the nroper officials, and Ehocould have beer
removed 10 the poor house, but did not wish Il
be.
2 One who cares for Eoor person, who Is Z
proper subject for relief BY the county, wIthou
making application to TIE SupefFisot Of thu
District er tie Board Of Supervisors, canno
recover from the county Compensation there
for. except ih the state OF case provided for b
the section Of the Code above quoted, At2rmed
TO be reported.
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Damocratic Caucus for Nomination OF
State Printer.

A Caucus Of the Democratic members q the
Legislature was had in the Hall Of the House
If Representatives last night Senator Humph-
ries in the chair.
The object Of the Caucus was announced 70
.Sn.;r,,i,r IF State Printer. Senator
II ut !, nomination the name of Col. J. L.
n - Me- MeRsa aad Stiles seconded
the nomination There was no opposition
and Col J L. Power was nominated unanl-
mously by aeclamAfiOn for the office Of State
printer for the next two years. The Caucus
was held with closed doors.
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DOCTORS CERTIFICATES.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Z, 1877

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Z, 1877.
The MalakoF Bttcrs is an eXcellant tonic
aud very good aperent. It's taste is fine
and Agreeable sud il is composed Of iugrodi-
EMS perfectly chosen aud by which the stom-
ach car be bus benefited
Signed: DB. j. ToUATnE, 1853 Ursurlines St
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1877.
Having exam ned and knowing the COM
position Of the Bittcrs manufactured by Mr.
A. Wall Of this city, ! hereby declare them TO
he good hyeienc cort.ai, made Of he best
aromatics and containing hut "A small proper
ton Of alcohol Jllike the maj rriiy Of Bit
tiers which are = concentrated alcoholic tine
lure they will be founi an agreeab tonic 10
weak and delicate momachs, unable TO hear
the effects of a cobo
Sgnel: DE. LIZ MoNNEu, 1879 81. Louis ST.
j1n,S S2-3w
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The MalakOlf BittGrS

rs A MILD DRINK THAT WILL TONE
I and Invigorate your System. Try il and
he convinced. Manufactured by
ALPH. WALZ,
rs Cont ST., New Orleans.
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NEssRs. ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co,
announce the receipt Of some choice goods
in their grocery northumberland fruits,
cheese, butter, etc
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WE are under obligations to Senator
George and Representatives, Chalmers,
Hooker, Singleton, Manning and Money
for Congressional documents.
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1900
w OMAN.
HER HEALTH AND LIFE

Depend more on the regularity Of her men
strnat func ions than on any or all causes
cambiued. An acfua or Il hcing death is the
inevitable result u arrangement OF a function
which makes woman what she Is in every re-
~pcct. and especially III her mental and bodily
constitutions Hence, immediate relief from
sp,h drrauren.uis : the only safeguard
against wreck and tuin. In all eases OF stop
mr. DELAY. or other irreguIarlty Of the
"c6arses. - Dr. j. Bradiell's Female Regulator
is the only sure remedy. # acts by giving
tone 10 the nery Gus centres, improving the
hlooI and determining directly 10 The organs
of rnanstruati0n. IL IS IA scientific prcscrip-
tf,T and the most physicians use it Prepared
Nv DR. ! Bradfeld. Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial
Size, 7jc; large size, 81 For sale by
Byron, Lemly and R. *. Ledbetter, Jackson
Miss
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CANNED FRUIqs AND vEGBqABLBS
AT Low PRICES.
AZ 4HE CASE


Also. BIZ TUE BOX Oh FIRKIE:
New York Cream Cheese, q Ice. p 4
Kentucky Clover Nook Cheese, "a. "
STATIONS Gold Dust Rutter, &c & :.
Allthe ahsse goods bought before the recent
extraordinary rise, and hence can be sold al
above prices, and profit, BY
ROBINSON. sTEVEE8 u co.
ian. 10 f62-2a
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THE Masonic Grand Bodies will meet in
Jackson next month-the Grand Chapter
on Monday, 9th; the Grand Lodge on
Wednesday, Sth- The aggregate number
of delegates will be about three hundred,
and a Committee of Arrangements, on the
part of Pearl Lodge No. %, will undertake
to provide comfortably for all.
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DIR w. BILLIE,

Late Assistant Physician &C.,
Ricord, Paris.
OFFICE. 2H CANAL Strict, TWEEN ERANE-
LIN AND TREHE. zss.
SpEcIALrIEs Nervous Diseases - N
ic Diseases.
REFERENCES - Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
Inn Is ST. ".
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A CALLED meeting ofthe newly elected
Mayor and Aldermen, was held at the City
Hall on Wednesday night last, The cleo
ton of city officers as follows:
City Clerk, VI. NJ. Mcleod; City Treas
urer, l. Strauss; City Collector, E. H. Re
Der; City Marshal Charles Taylor; City
Sexton (white) Phil. Ryan; City Sex
ton (coIored) Toney Barnes,
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HoS. JoHS,F MCCORMICK, Grand Master
Of Masons, is in the city for few days. lie
maid a visit to Pearl Lodge last night.
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The Reason why.
San Francisco Examiner. /

San Francisco Examiner.
The efforts to secure The repeal Of that
portion Of the Silver Act requiring the coin
age Of at least two millions 4 month, is sup
posed 70 be prompted by the circumstance
that the silver dollars are accommodating
faster than they can conveniently Be stolen
The party ii power are true financial econ
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Why Will You

Allow a cold TO advance in your system ana
thus encourage m re serious maladIes, such IS
Pneumonia, Hemmorrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tanned Boschss's Gers,aa Syrup has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure oil
Coughs. Colds and the seyeTest Lung Diseases
lis DR. Boschee's famous German prescrip-
ton, and is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need Be entertained IN admin
istering il to the youngest child, as per dIrec-
tons The sale of this medicine is uuprece-
dented. Since first introduced there has been
a constant increasing demand and without s
single report of failure to do its work IN any
case. Ask your Druggist to tie truth OF
these remarks Large size, 10 cents. Try II
and 6e convinced.
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Brlghl "a I'M & aaaa nm.

EllisYille Eagle.
The DAILr CLARION Is bright a. 3 rose
and full Of good things.
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I ANDRETH'S TURNIp SEED, CABBAGE,
l. and all seasorah.s seed, at wholesale
LIE RICHARDSON & Co, Vicksburp.
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MISSISSIPPI Mills COTTON PLOW
vi Line. best made, for sale 10y
LEE RICHARDSON & CO. Vjckshurg.
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ERENCH CHINA TEA SETS, a pieces for
L S. IEERICHARDSON d Co, Vicllshurg
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CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
" at LEE RICHARDSON a CO., Vicks bur
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VHE DELUSION MOUSE TRAP.
/ Price - cents. For sale by
LEE RICHARDSON Co, Vitksr urg.
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The Nomination for State Printer.

RIPLEY, Mss, Jan'y 6:1S82
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BUTST'S
WANTED.

Jana 's2-lau
Daily Republican., 1882-07-08

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ oflevari facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale bt the Court House,
on Market street tetween Tenth and EleV'
epth streets, In the City OF Wilmington, New
Caste county, Del, on
FRIDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1882,
at2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz: All
that lot, piece or parcel OF land situated in
the City OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
aud described as follows, to wit: Beginning
on the westerly side Of French street, between
Twelfth ard Thirteenth streets, at the dts
lance of 1876 feet inches from the northsrly
side Of Twelfth street at a corner OF Jesse
Sharpes lot, then ewesterly parallel with
Twelfth street through tho middle Of II divi-
SION wall between this and said Shapes
house 1913 feet to twelve feet six inches Wi0e
alley, thence Herewith nOrthelly parallel
with French street q feet inches to William
H. Grifin's line, thence Herewith easterly
parallel with Twelfth street l03 feet to the
said side of French street. thence Herewith
southerly Il feet inches to the place Of be.
ginning, be the same more or less with the
free use and privilege of the above M ertioned
alley in common forever. with three story
brick house and other out buildings thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in executio as the prop
erty of Ann Townsend, surviving mortgager
ard executrlX of John Townsend deceased,
and I. t., and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIBFs OBBIoR, Wilmington, Del. Juno