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Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

Or. &. Il. Agnew, writing from Flor,
ida, says; In this $ ate a somewhat
new problem presents itself, in the fact
that all houses shoud be constructed
without cellars, and So raised ON under
plnning as to allow "A clean sweep Of
llgh, and air beneath them. lndeci, IL
/, a question whether such mode OF
construction should not be adopted ey.
erywhere for dwellings. have for NOR.
than twenty years believed that cellar
atmosphere Is II most prolific cause OF
disease and death. believe that it in.
"r~ases seventy-tivc per ceDtum the risk
from malariaI disease all over our com.
try. Throughout this State the native
population, as by an instinct, raise their
simple cabins three or four feet above
the ground, and allow air and light to
p-rvade the space 80 made beneath tn.
floor advise all travellers 10 avoid
'Eose hotels and other do,nicilrs Ia the
south which are not so constructed. ;"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
W AT HN.

LEAhG.- ON sunday, the 22i int Of pneu
m0nla, George ), Of! y child Df irhat
ana Jeanette II. Leary, aged years.
months and y ia g.
Relatives I'D frienI- Of the family are re-
-PsrttuI' y invited (" attend the funeral from
the residence 0f hi, parents, No. slg Ia
Ninth street, on " Wednesday afternoon, t.
ieaEr the hpu,t at O'rl * luterMen. Al
Wilmington and Brandy sl1e c" Ietery.
CONHER.-Dn the Ylst INST, VI consump
tiOn, lame II. Gamer, IN the 18th ear Of
hl' aga.
he relatives aud friends Of the family are
tny.te4 70 attend the funeral TO leave the
house Of h,s father, 80 Walnut street. on
Heine daY Sf ernOII. al 2 O'Clock To- pru
coed 70 New Castle N 4. Church cemetery
Friends can take { 3 O'c ock cars and re-
u on the Or d O'clock lrain.
i heard voice from heaven saying INT
me. Irie, from henceforth blessed are TIE
dead who die in the Lu'd Even 49, .att +
the Spirit for hey rest rom their l.Dor-." :
CHAM BEkS.- TN the Z31 INST. Ida. laugh
ter Of Robert +" and k6sle X. CHAMBER
aged II months
Relative and friends are respectfully in.
Vlted IT, attend the iuntIal from her parent.'
residence, No. l0l7 West r1Dt street. Wed
Il -la! Afternoon, at 3 DC Och. ILternent u!
Dld STede'a church ce,nstery.
CONNER the sd int, MARY, wife OF
l. +. Conner.
Friends and relative are invited to attend
the funeral from the te. j encr Of her nus.
band. aotve kOcRIand, Bra dyv Inc HID, On
Thursday morning at ~ o'clock lntermtl!t
at St. Jos,ph's cemetery
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
FOURTH EDITION
EpwOvsh Chapel =.

1t is probable that at the coming con-
ference there will be a change of pastor
a. Epworth Chapel. The members are
anxious 10 secure either tho Rev, Lewis
Barrett, or Rev. A. d. Davis, both OF
whom have already been stationed at
the church. When the Rev. A ID.
Davis was there, the work was much
greater than 1t now is, ~ the appoint
lnent Included Made!ey Chapel on the
South side, where the pastor was re-
CURED 10 preach once every Sunday,
besides attending prayer and other
meetings danug the week. MI
Davis was succeeded BY Rev. Mr.. Bar
rett, who had short time previous TO
his appointment been admitted TO the
conference, consequently Epsorth was
his FIRST charge.
He is all eloquent and talented speak
er, and drew iar0e c, bgregauop,. I'd
worth was very successful. under botn
Of these preachers,
Mt. DAVIS p,esesse, rare spiritual pow
err, and II Was no uncommon occur
Fence dIrlng his pasiorafe, Tor him 10
attend class mee;!n. III tie chapel,
ard from IL 10 tart Il revival OF eIi.lon.
He va, tie pr'JectoE OF the home camp
meeting. and through hi, INSTRUMENTS
itv the trut WAS purchased, AMI sue.
cer led 10 drawn. Aaudreds 10 hear The
wnIl q Gpd ~hU never entered a
D.urch Rev Nj Davis Is now on
ItuL CITcIlj, wheru hr II about con
p.etlhg ln, tuIld y-ar, ~hljr l,-v. Mr.
where lie ha, b. IA 40 yeals. Either
II these Eentit urn at- al excellent sci
rc.lun, ana II b, to b. soie,i that ~ a
rAan-- is to b+ made = EpscrtE, they
WI. s.Clrc thu srr' Ices II ole ui then
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
The Disease tina PITTS.

Members Of the Philadelphia Board
OF b. alth stated on Saturday that tie
declaration Of the National Boar. to the
effect thatthe small pJx is endemic
i'll the United States need not cause
alarm. L. Philadelphia, while there
have been an unusual number
of cases, they are decreasing auI,h4
deaths are cOmpara,ivply few The
pny -lc.ann vi ;nc board ssy, tn.v hav.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

WA>lIISGToN, January 23.-.The SEN
al" Judiciary Committee to-day agreed
on bil. designed for the suppression 1T
poIEsaruy. 1t, main tea'ulcs are rec.
HONS (hased On Mr.. + !nund's hiIy
doing away with the prescnC rtquir,
m'ut Cor proofs Of poiygamons marriages
b. providing that the fact OF living on
oigaMous relations snail be sam ,leut
evidence for conviction, and thai III
prosecutions for tigamy, any person
drawn as aJuryman may be challenged
on the ground that he pracLlses or b q.
lievea III poiygamy az a religious ritz
ana certain nev provisions introduced
by Senator Logan debarring tn. poly.
samIsts from the privileges of voting,
service Oh juries or holding office,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
BLOW Ar MORMONIsM.
A B,lI From tho sessse Jad1eisSy
Cssnasttssc Of . kWe~ptsg Na.
WAsHTSGTu>, January -

WAsHrSGTu>, January -
An anti polygamy bill ~s- reported
by Mr.. T. mu.d- from the senate Ju-
diciary Commute. Ia day. II is very
sweeping and provides ~ the outset
that the first part OF section j, 1886 OF tue
revised statutes shall be- amended ~ ~
10 read A. follows:
Every person who has husband
or wife living, vino in a Territory ur
other place over which the United
States have exclusive jurisdiction, here
after, ioarries another. whsther mar.
rl.d or single, Md any man who hetr-
after, simultaneously or OH the same
day, marIies more than one woman, III
Territory or other place over which
the [ oited Safes have rxclusiv. juris.
dtc'ion, is guilty OF Polygany aud shall
h- punished by tLe Of not more than
500 and by Imprisonment for d term Of
not more than five years.
III" remainder ot this section of the
SOP. and such AN have married again
believing that the former husband OF
wife, after an absence Of five years, Is
dead. The second section prohibits 80.
habiSatiOn with more than one woman
under penal les Of a III. ard siA IN ntAs
imp comment. Another t"Gtiou pro-
Nid.- that In any proseGutl n Tor Dig.
amy p"lygamy or un aalul cohabI'a.
ton, under any statute Of tt. Cuited
States, il III II lbs n sufiicieut cause OF
challenge 10 any prIspl drawn or cum
innLr ri ~ u lu tlnAli "r iaItsmhn, that
be- has been living ia auy such pra,-
ticfs or relations, or tLa. hr believe 1t
r, ght for man To have more than Que
living and uDd v0rred v II" at the same
time, or 10 i've IN the practice oi c0hdb
itatlon with more than one woman
The bill eEpoa'r, lite fresidrut to
grant amnesty to past offender, under
such conditions as he shali think
proper, lrgltim'zrs the issue Of former
Mormon marriages aud di-tr nchizes all
polygamists.
Finally tie bill vaCatr~ all the reg.
.tratioL and election offices OF every
description IN the Territory ~ tab,
aud devulNet upon board OF five per.
SOFAS Go be appointed by the President
aud confirmed by tue Ss1atrJ each and
every duty relating to The registration
OF ,u'ers, he conduct Of elections. the
receiving or r'lrctiUa OF votes, the ian
wasting ot the same and the Issuance
OF certificates OF election II nil a new
Territorial Legislature shall have been
elected, and, in conclusion, IT provides
that AT or al rr the L., meeting OF
said legislative assembly uLu.e mem.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

Qai,e number Of endrarq
brances are hnIing their w
employees Of The Morning Su
Hardly had the excitement {
the reception of Mr.. wh.si.
medal subsidized until the !ll
press Landed a dimiuu.ire 49,
the office for Mr.. Hcopc, as;
larhe.
The bundle was Just iarge d
excite mingled curiosity aols
and of course there vas n /,
prylng eyes Jaw into The ta
cesses Of that my >t-,op
slowly and cautiously the pop
pings were undoue, and !ntd
expected internal machine d
with fumes Of sulphur and ii
cannon--lt was the cat.
No, MOI II bit oft, bat a haF
rosy checked lnfan' wrapped i
iuI SAUNDERS and lying IN a t:
or basket. All that VA, vi
make i, a thing Of life aud a
ever was breath but as It had
there was no tremb.e over ~
fac, that so many endeaflN
btanceS lind their way 10 then
pioyts Is very suggestive w
least.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

." MONpAl EVENING, JANUARY. y
lhn2, Il! 10 O'Clock strlcs OF REVIVAL SER
NieES Will Commence Ia the RkfDKMtI
fllNCDfA tHthUH IF THE COVE
MANI. on Second street near Washington
lhey Will De conducted by the following well
known earnest Christian workers.
MONDAY-Mr. J. Howard Sea-. Secretary
Of the foing Men's Christian Association q,
Philadelphia.
TUtSDAI-Mr. u. l.. Anderson, eyepve.
HIST. who won 50 mani friends, and whose
words were accompanied VITA such lower
when with Us last summer,
"El,NESDai-M es-rs. Lamberch and
liansail, members ofthc Young Mons thrls.
tan association, OF Philadellha
tn H DAl-Mr. %. L. Anderson
FRlDAl-Mr ". l.. White.
week nj very cordial invitation to the
public To- meet with as at different meetings
ana woulI particularly ur1c the uncoryertnt
TO makea pe"'al effort to bctr sent nd hear
lht messages br ught by these Chm tlan men
WI" are making great sacrifices In order to
come u our city TO pr claim tho won
derIul words Of life to perishng souls,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
More Petty Larcenlpu-

Some thietor thieves vlsi led the prem.
i7es Of IL. f. Ieblry, farmer for Mr.
Henry LatIner,in Cnristiana Hundred,
and without the tear OF the law befort
them CARED OFT bucket OF milx from a
can and then they Went to his corn cril
and helped themselves to Il plentiful
supply of corn. Tue same night either
the same or other thieves carried of A
quantity Of lead pipe. AS the thieye,
seemed 10 have everything their own
way III that vicinity they returned to
Mr. Iebley's premises OH SATURDAY.
night last and carried eff anumb.r Of
bags a"d a wagon cover, at the same
tine carrying OF a butcher knife and
other butchtring implements belonging
to Jacob Iebiey, a butcher in SECOND
street mdrhet.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

1t is stated that the common CRATES
OF glas. III ade at the factories in Pitts
burg have crushing strength nearly
four ZINES a. great ~ the strongest
quality ofgranite, and the leading man.
ufanturers in that city say that blocks
Of q ass can be made Of suitable lengths
and sizes and w annealed a. to bs avail
able in the construction OF buildings In.
stead Of stone, the blocks being made To
adhere togeahsr by the use Of cement.
With the progress OF invention the cost
of glass has been lessening while the
uaslity OF tbs fabric is becoming bot
ter. In parts Of Germany and on one
line in England glass ties are being used
on railroads with entire success, They
are a. useful A. wood, and last seventy
I'VE per cent Longer. 1t will readily be
seen that very picturesque buildings
m ight he made of colored glass.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

This evening the GoFIDal
Choir Company will preseO'
popular opera, Pinafore, 4us
no doubi but what they viii n
with a crowded house. ENf9s
seen "Pinafore," but still A's
and everybody wants to '%
The State Fencibles T. ON FI'
The hest drilled company nv
will be- on the stage TINS e'''
sustain a part in "PinaioF', 4,
Tuesday evening, Jan'laE' :, .
will be the last opportuL'tS ", ".
Of Wilmington will haze j" =,
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, =,
evening she will AXE h4f JAW
rearance. ~
On next Monday evening \
son Square Theatre Comp'I'
sent "Hazel Kirk, " the Gira -.
triumph of the present Sen ",t
play has been presented n l'',
times and is always well fe'''
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
MIN us an Oysrtoal

Emile Henke, u native Of ~
but three months in this cont
resides with his family at \
King streets and work, a't.
y Holtingsworth COMPANY +
friend also a German who w
regularly named Mathis Y
ii'nke having a g. d o"{
brought with him from Gr'-
Senior having none, the .''Nl
ed Henke's cCat at NON Y
promising sure to return IT'S
but evening came with no 0'sl
Renke then started ont Jug
his friend who boarded oa'A1
vile, but was only reuaFleI I
Information that Senior Naa I
his tools and other trapplpr !
gone 10 Chester to live, lta'.a.'
man i'rieni lienke to do TO-
could this cold weatLeF VIZ
Overcoat.
Henke is in a bad humor a''i
thought If the case got toa
through the REPUBLICAN "
some good.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

The officer who nightly preSidrs over
the ruited States Weather Di-p-nsary
Al Philadelphia shiversd a he sat ~ his
telegrAphic instrument last evening and
glanced over the record of the day. 'hen-
eral Hazep is getting . good practice, :"
said he, land be Is not the man 10 pre-
scribe weather In homu-pphat!c doses. 1t
is not that the weather IL sxtraOrdinar-
lily cold, he continued, but the sud
den change is what causes the present
low temperature to be 80 keeniy expsr-
fenced " And yet the records Of the day
show, 10 speak scientifically, an absence
OF beat VIII ch would at any time be uo-
ticsAble. The minimum temperatures
recorded for the day were those Of Alpe-
ma, Mich, 20; Darlington Iowa "A I,
and Ea,tport, Maine, "A below zaro.
Among the other recorded points at
which the temperature III the morning
was be.ow the zero poln', were
Albany, Portland and Fort Garry,
o., New York \ The highes, tsmpera-
ture was that of Port Eads in ;he al
ternoon, CO. above zero During the
day the mercury everywheie rose, but
fell again with the approach OF even.
ing. Al Norfolk, Cape Henry and
Smi,hvllls, \. &, registered 10. % aud
- degrees above zero respectively.
Private observers record still lower
temperatures, and report that aloug TIL,
Hudson the mercury stood ii below
zero at Portsmouth, - at Worcester
aud at Harvard 20, al Norwich, %
below 70, and at Parry sound IS Ire
low zero. The schooner David q.
Floyd, which arrived at Providence on
Monday night, carried a. least Fix tour
OF ice which had frozen upon the deck
The lowest temperature observed at the
sigma ONCE IN this city occurred this
morning WHEN the mercury lose but halt
a degree above the zero point
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
TAIRp EDITION.
TINE GREENBACKIKs.
A hmsi, All. ndanse ~ the Meeting
lat kveaiug-bsveBsi hssO1u.
sious rasseA ssd Discussion Re< .
0ssssu O Il ed.


h-r. vac a nesting Of the GreeL-
back l-ator party last evening, IN the
Huil.y Banding, sixth and Sh,pl,y
street. Benz Amln King Was Oh sen
temporary chairman, and j. a. White
LOCI mporary secretary.
Tue folio sipg resolution was offered
by Mr.. WI.Leio.k aud adopted
l:esOlvea, That We view with alarm
th. corrup ION Oi this rxistipg pArtie.,
both Democratic and Republican, anu
that 1t Is tue st nse OF this meeting that
the Lr enUac xer, organize ICr tie over
throw q the same.
Dr. WEIGH said that he Was surpIi-cd
to see 20 few present., and thought that
II would make the meetings more In
terestipg 70 discuss quf .tiOus OF ppltil-
cal ECONOMY, .uch a, the finances, the
land question AID such matters. The
Doctor cio-ed by saying that he be
liev.,i that there we're at least 40
Green bscgers in this county.
Mr. white.Gck hoped 70 see a thor
ough Organization OF tue party, be.
t1e-a now and the FIST Of April, al Il
wa under the impression that the b. $.
way 10 accom- pIish 1t is to distribute
plenty Of greeuback literature. He
thought tnsE the party could, if proper
ly organized, poll at least 100 7Ule-,
which would constitute them au lin.
portrait factor at the coming election.
Mr.. O'DonnelI, offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That a committee b. ap-
4 h..
Greeuhack .rs to attend our meeting
Oh mex. Wednesday evening, Frbr--
airy /.
Mr. White ock offered ,h- following
which wa, aiierEaId. withdrawn,
Resolved. That the poll lax ought 10
be ABOLISHED, a4d III Ileu thereof d
grad uat+d income tax be- instituted
Mr - bonnet IN ,peakll : On the
resolution. ,ail tlot he did hot think
that any Dan should BE- deprived OF his
night to vote be:ause tie mad failed To
pay his tax.
DR.. Welsh was instrn2te,i TO notify
the various Gre5D back papers through
out the country, Of the Int citing ~ be
held Oh Z. bruary lst.
Mr.. ODOuIeiI felt confident that If
the worklugmen could be md uced 10 Al
tend the meetings, hat the party would
rapidly increase, aud the Gr-en back
party would son be the greatest in tx
istence.
Dr.. We.ch ccncurred In what had
been sai0 by the previous speaker, and
favored the discussion Of certain sab
jects, and the extending OF invitations
10 Republicans as we'll d. Dem JCrat. TO
participate u these debates.
He said tina II. c. Turner, Harry
Sharpiey anu Harry Pennington, Esp,
have agsred to come amt discuss any
pO!i'lIa. Matter that The Greonbtck
party may desire. He stated that lie
was willing 70 debate BLe tariff question
with Levi c. Bird, L e., or any OFT -r
persvn who would lake up the saunt ct.
Mr., DbInnell would like 10 see more
pcrtons present at the next Inc .tll g,
and thought hat each one now present
should make a special effort to see hat
the attendance at She ntXtmseting wa.
much larger. He did not think that
many ? r.ons knew OF this meeting, and
attributed the small turn out TO THAI
fact.
Th"re being nothing further before the
Meeting it adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

Rev. 4 u. Davi, received generou.
donation vihit On lat Saturday uighG,
from the meEnofrs otZ On NJ f..Churcn.
A very pleasant evehing was tp-nt,
and many substantial tokens If their
regard Tor their pastor, and bis excel.
lent wife were lett with them. Rev
Mr.. Davis is greatly liked On Iion CIR.
cut, ami the people regret that the
Tune is 50 Lear wnen they NUT part.
Tne memrers Of the Brick Meeting
House, presented him with an Oxf,rri
sunday School teachers Bible, On the
prtvlO Sunday,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

Conn any C., Delaware Militia, will
have meeting Oh Thursday evening,
at which ali election will b- held for a
lieutenant, to ill the position vacated
by the resignation Of Lieutenant y. b.
Cnaytlr. II is generally though: that
Lieutenant Wickerrham vii! be elec ed
to the position and in the event OF this
taking place, AdJutaIt y. j. hart Is
mentioned as his probable successor
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
FILLED with s,uests.

Tue Clayton House was completely
il'Ied with guests last night Every
sleeping apartment was occupied. and
sun moro continued TO arrive. until
hhalIy Colonel ortip, the gentlemanly
proprietor, was compelled to put up sew.
erai beds in the parlor. This sneak.
wen for the reputation that the house
enjoys with the travelling ppblic,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
DIR simn = " ate PuI"onic Hal 81 n

The perfection OF throat and lnns
medicines. /, i really the grand rem
edy tor consunptigra 1t will positive
~ turn aside It's effects on the lungs
and prevent the Iuroad OF cou-unption
Iti- uueXcelled for coughs, sore throat,
hourseness, Group, &c, 30 cent, and 81.
Main iepot, IN and King, Whining
ton, pnl,a., Coz Arch -tree,. 81. d by
dealers every where.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
A Break Dow u

As street car No. ., was coming np
Fourth street this morning, break
down happened, when il va, br'"rt II
Pine and Lombard street.. The acci-
dent was ed by on- 1T the rear
Wheel, breaking. and letting rue hind
end Of the car DOWN in the street. II
was some time before the az was re
moved and another put on IN - ? ace.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

For In" iirs, tims IN ar.
there Is not a sing, n,,.
small pox hospih!. Ib,t.
few c!ists scattered 10 d,g,,
the 2ity, tut under the Nm,
laiions OF the Board II la
scsrre'y "A Possibility q A.
The citizens OF Wilminr,g
cause to b- thankful. tia, ,
citi''s are scourg,d with tn,
disease, this city i. aims
rs raSages. Too much cr.,i
given to our very rtic.pa,
Heath for the decisive ma
adopted for stain ring gu. ,
and preserving the health d
When the present Boar
power, smallpox va. ral.
An ex'eut In this city uGr
lDencs'i to interfere with bq.
several " the school house. '
hut Is Don ~ the Board va.
the mos, stsineen. ma,
adopted, and eve yrhlug ls
+ 'tstbIs to free Theory trout
Their efforts hay, i.en CO,
success, and the kegista-,
last week shows Wij,n!n,pt
OF the h-altlliest citir, ID ii,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

William McLrpt. the youn. nan
from BrandywWa Hunhr-l, who has
been cOnticI 10 is rDnu ut the Swan
Hotel, since New Years day, from in-
juries received By the bursting Of a gun,
Is slO WY improving, AMI yesterday his
attending physcian, DR.. ohorllidg, al
lowed him to sit ny tor short lime.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
A Monument 70 Admit"

Senator Bayard yesterday I,
resolution In the United St"' 4,
the appropriation ofs2o, oe' ~ n,
Of erecting a base snd pedes''", I
ment to tho late. Rear Ad'H''' q,
Is propo ell opl'ce the 'nou'' ',,,.
inRton, at the Junction Of M"'
Come ticut avenues.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
Trustees Elected.

An election OF Trustees Of Hiram
Grand Lodge was held last evening, as
follows
&. +. hamilton, K. H. Lewis, {. g..
Boulder, a Sterling, j. W. shockly,
Nero Backus, c. Jour,lou, WIN. n.
Clayto K, II. Weeks, the election of
officers was then installed
President Sterling.
S4cretary-C. q. Boulder.
Tr easurer-Nero Backu,.
Coliector-R H. Weeks.
Stewafu-C. Jordan.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY2, 1852,



THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ,, 1882,
at3 l,ck, =. NJ.
All that certain mill property and OF o,
land itlatel In Mil Creek hl .dred, ia the
Go lnty Of New Gaelic and Sta g OF Delaware
which accord ny to a recent survey II bound
cd and descr bed rs follow namely Be.
ginning at a corner stake In the nj DID 10 o the
cross road thence along or near the average
middle OF The publ, road which passes up
and near the mill Face, these next eight
COURSES and distance to Wit: North II de.
xrecs 40 inutes, west y oh ms and 60 links
north 80 ninu o., west 8 chains north de.
grees 30 minutes, cast chains and ~ ln.s
nor h II degrees 50 minutes, east 4 chains,
north DEGREES u minutes, east chains and
30 links, North ~ d'grees 30 minutes, west
5 chain, north ~ degrees west chaiLs and
north about 81 degrees w minutes, west about
4 chains to corner OF lands Of Abner v God
ward thence &C 'ording 10 pot OF said Wood.
ward .and south s. dcgr ca, est z chains
and ~ INKS to corner near Pike Greek
thence by the course shown In said plot north
~ deg ees. east chains and 10 links TO q
new corner, the0ce by lands Of said Mary
Mcdaniel, these next Is newly survey cd II nes,
TO wit Iontn ~ degree II minutes, east
| chains and " links, s,uth degrees, east
CHAIN and u nks, south q degrees 50. min,
uteS, cast cha and u links to q ", er near
the northeasterly end Of the da IL breast at
| which place branch or feeder waters said
dam, thence south 81 degrees, west chain 81
links, south u d arees, east 2 chains and .
| links u stase IN the old liu. thence along
! the foot ofrtce bank so III deyrees rs min,
utos, west chains and 20 links. south Il de-
ees ID minutes, west chain and s. links,
| south ~ degrees, west 2 chains and 70 llnIg
south y degrees 81 mi nutes, west chaia and
Il links, south 10 degrees 20 minutes, west 2
| chains and 50 links, south "a degrees 70 min
utes, east Oh Ain and g. links sOuth 81 de-
greeS. east chaia an0 "a links, south d de
| greeS,eait CHI IN and 30 links TO a stake by
large hickory tree, south ~ degrees 81 min.
utos, east chain and y links, south s. de-
Rrees, 81 minutes cast chain md 90 links 10
| the Ill dile OF he bridge in the pubic road
thence along the middle Of said public road,
outh u degrees 50 minutes, west I chains
and 8" link to he place Of beginning con
taininx 8tt and liity.tv huudredths acres
OF land, be the SAL Q more or less with gris,
mill, saw mill, frame dwelling, frame barn
and other out ui!dinss thereon erected.
SeizeI d taken In execution as the pr0p-
erty Of George M. ID. mob nson and ELIZA.
beth NJ. his wife, and to be sold BY
PHILI X. CLAIR, Sheriff
> ERiFs's OFP!Cx v ilmilxton. Del. Jap =.
10, 1852 uB.i, '
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
Vailed AgaiDs' !"

Samuel f. Belts, men, M
Board OF Education frons
Ward. says the vote a, ,, w
of the Board Of ~"
last Monday evening, ,, Tn 4
ceptHnce of Professor VIE;
ton was not unanimous no,.o;
he believed the only, one '0""
Il.