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Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Now WstSriuY Place.

A constitution company la, h"eu
uuder the las If SsM
Jersey, which PROPOSES 10 10 business
in that State, Maryland AMI the DE-
trict of Columbia. The certificate OF
Incorporation has been filed i'll the
clerks Office Of passalc County, New
jersey. The principal ipcorporatorS
are George NJ. RnDeson, of Camden, N.
j.; Garrett A Hohar', IF Petersen, \.
j.; Charles II. David. = aud George T..
May, Of Waohlnston. Tue object Is 10
bnl.d railroad from Washington, ID.
G., to Jhesapeake Reach, Md, n dis.
tauc- OF about 81 mills, aud 10 develop
the latter Dlncr a.asum .nsr resort. The
company il known as tie Columbia
Contracting Company. The railroad
company has been orga liz,d under the
name Of tho Washington and th6sa
peake Railroad Company, with the IN,
oorporators of the Columbia Contract
ing Company, ana several other capt
talists, including John G. New, OF lndi.
ma. The construction company hAs
levied ar assessment Of one-tenth it,
capital stock of 500, 600 and Is neaotin
ting for rails. The railroad company
has NOR; gagged its hts W the F'rwers
Loan aud Trust Company Of New Yors
TOR 81, 100000, the latter company 10 &C
as trustee and to put construction bond'
on the market,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

The Russian Post-Dtfice will insure
the safo delivery OF any letter for one
eighth of one per cent. of the declared
value of tho inclosure. This safeguard
il commonly employed by bankers aud
other persons desiring TO transmit
bank-notes and negotiable securities
Such perfect confidence IL felt in the
safe delivery of insured letters hat
many persons have hitherto taken the
intnite- imal risk of sending large
sum while paying Insurance. on only
small one. thus cheating the Govern
neut to their own vantage. The
officials have seldom thought 1t worth
while TO verify the cont nts of insured
letters, bat after attention having been
attracted by tle smAIntss Of the values
regularly declared by certain firm of
bankers in St. Petersburg, they opened
a letter insured for l,60C roubles and
found it to contain 100000 roubles.-
The law is that in car 3 of a false vaIna
ton Lhe entire inCloaMe shall be tor
teit, d, and in :his instance their dis
honest economy cost the bankers
about $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

As Adam Weber, of Utica, N. Y,
was abont to arise from his bed early
on Friday morning, he turned his head
suddenly upward and to the right, and
WAS much surprised and startled after
ward to find that he was u"able to
move it again. DR.. Terry, Of or An
inv CATION, pronounced II case Of
dislocation of the third crrvical
vertebra. "A tie case was very
peculiar one, large number of physi-
clans ware called in 70 sea 1t, and al.
concurred in the conclusions of Dr..
Terry The reduction Of the disOca-
too of the third cervical vertebra is
attended with considerable danger,
and a, tn" sufferers request the Rev.
Father Fehling, of 81. Mary's Catholic
church. was CO lied in AZ his spiritual
adviser. The head was bent to the
right, and TO leave it in that condition
meant death Yet, an attempt to rs'
duce the dislocslion might be attended
with instant death. DR.. Churchill,
being the oldest physician present,
was called upon 10 replace tho dislocl-
ted member, and after ether had baen
ad administered the dislocation was re-
duced successfully.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
HHERIFF,S SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF

ltHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ais Leyari Facias, to me direct
ed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel of arah Shearcr, at Kirkwood, in Pen
cadcr Hundred, New Castle County, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
THE End D.T OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
At " o'clock, a. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land, stu
uated in Pencader Hundred, in the County OF
New Castle, and State Of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stoke in the centre OF the
public road leading from summit BridEe 10
wards Middletown, corner for th"s' !. -
and lands of James Nicholson, IL H.r am
S21, degrees west 1871 feet TO a stake, corner as
last aforesaid and in line Of Jacob Boys
land. thence with said Boys land south eight
degrees east 30 feet to n stake in the publlc
road leading to Bohemia Manor, thence with
said road north j2l1 degrees ea-t l75 feet ln-
til il iutersec,s the road leading from Summit
Bridge towards MidiletOwn, thence with said
road towards summit Bridge, north lO4 de
grrcA east IA feet to the place Uf beginning,
containing thirty thousand three hundred
Aai eighteen feet Ofland be the same more
or less, On which Is erected frame house.
Seized aud taken In execution as the pro
pcrty of william II. Webb and Mary H., his
wife, tCrrc tenants, aud 10 be sold W
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff,
SHEWFF'S OFFICE, Wilmington, January
| Is. 1858. Us
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Death from lIyNrOph Obia

Luke Driscoll, aged twenty, died al
Baldwinsvills, N. Y, on Monday nig'
of Hydrophopia. The disease showed
itselfon Thursday. Thenext day II
was necessary to tas'en him 10 the bed
with cord running around hia feet,
legs and body, NJ 10 his neck. A pad.
ded webbing was put over bis should-
era and tied TO the hPadhuarA. On sal.
urday he had seventeen fits, lasting
from fifteen minutes to four hour.
When in one of his tit' he snapped and
bit at any object txtended toward him,
a, d growled and haTked like doc
He was not a strong boy, hut when ir
convnlsiors, though tied to The he'd, II
required the Strength Of Ava men tc
control him. He was bitten by dog
about one year ago.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
For tho REPUBLICAN.

T
HocgEssIs. Jan. 10Th, 1888 Your
CORRESPONDENT of January oth did not
relate the truth about the horses of
VIM. B. jackson. did not 500 this
accom- ut until this morning, or 1t would
have been sooner corrected.
There were but Two L0rses (Or0 Of
DIR. Crumlaugh's, ard one Of Vim.
b. Jaekson's), Deposited in an I'D dry
pond dists Mt from any public highway,
and lett temporarily nnturied, because
OF the hard, stormy weather, and the
frozen state OF the ground. There was
no "stench" arising from them, and 40
faint smell (if apy,) that one Of our
prominent citizens who walked past
them, three or four tunes each day
within 50 feet, did not perceive ibid
not even recognize that the animals
wsre in the pond Plenty OF the near
est citizens will testify to having smell
cd nothing, and the place OF Temporary
terosit " az nearer to the house and
barn of Wm. 3, jackson, than TO aay
other dwelling.
esquire jackson" was not Appealed
to 20 nave the nuisance aba.ed," He
had perceived no offensive smell what
ever, though his residence Is considerA'
| bly, nearer to the place than eithor tie
prosecutor or bis abettor. Tao Squire
knew nothing Of any complain until his
son asked hin to come and look ut the
animals, stating that the constab
had spoken to him about them IN an III
hammered way. He (the JustIce) wen,
at once, examined the dead animals
closely aud found no smell, but advised
his son to bury them a. soon ~ h con
venlently could, for fear a change o
weather might make them Offensive
The next day being stormy, they were
buried on the following day. Squire
jackson did not say there was no laN
TO meet the case" huJ said (vheI
askod) that taero appeared 10 be "
statue laws Ia our sac roncGnG th'
matter, and that real nuisancrs Of tina
cbaracter would have 10 be abalel
under the nonmon law. MAUy Of III
cit zens OF HOGkessin, am ,ngst u class
as, believe it 20 have baeu rlt,iCion
prosecution, trumpet up for tnr lra d
Ica,ion Of au Old prndge, and il, pos III.
may 10 made, in due time, 70 "ppaa
20. d Slice.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
To cure colo Feet.

The Philadelphia Ledger says
"People who write or sew all day, oi
rather those who take but little exer-
cise, may warm their cold feet without
going TO the fire. All that is necessary
il TO stand erect and very gradually
lift ones self no on the tips OF the toes,
so rs TO put all the tendOns OF the foot
at full strain. This is not to hop pr
jump up or dowr--but simply to rise
the slower the bet,er-1pon tiptoe, and
&c remain standing upon tiptoe ~ long
as possible, then gradually coming t.
the natural position. Repeat this sew.
e:al times and, by the amount of work
the tips of the toes are made to do, in
sustaining the hoty's weight, = sniff
cient and lively circulation is set up
Even the half-trrz-n car drivers can
carry This plan on. II is one rule of
the Swedish movement system And
IA motion warmth is much better than
fire warming persons who suffer with
cold feet n night can try this plan just
before retiring to rest. y
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
sTvCKnOLDEK's MEETING.
The Odd Fellows Hall Company

The Odd FellOWA Hall company.
The stockholders of the Odd Fellows
Hall Company held their thirty-tifth
annual meeting yesterday afternoon. An
election was held and the following
Off ers c..open for the ensuing year:
President, John g. Yates; Secretary
and Treasurer, Henry Eckel Board OF
Curators, Autrew L. johnson, William
II. Foulk, Merit G. Perkins, Edwin F.
Morrow, Thomas w Stinmel, Isaac T.
Naylor, Isaac w. Hallam, John Grei-
ner, George Morrison.
The following standing committees
were announced:
Building Committee-William II.
Foulk, Andrsw l.. johnson, John Grei'
ner, Thomas W. Stimnel, Edwin +.
Morrow.
Renting Com mittee-Merrir q Perk
ms, Isas, p. Naylor, George Morri-
son.
Auditing ommittee-Edwin +
Morrow, Isaac W. Hallam, William II
Fonlk.
The Treasurer. Henry Eckel, present
oil his report, showing the following re-
ceipts:
Cash on hand at last report, f522 %
Amount received from all sources
o., 1896, Tota, $3.50 %. ~
The expenditures we're 81, 53l72
Cash balance on hand $68S.56.
The report contains some excellent
suggestions in reference to the extin
guishment of the permanent debt, and
notes the increased Semand during the
past year for the hal for lectures, con-
ctrts and entertainments.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
y,ylGF.-TD WATER RENrE =.
FsloB WATBR DEPARTMENT,

~vDTlCE-TIlE u NDERSlGN ED CIV ES
notice that he will make Application to
The Legislature for divorce rom ms "ilr'
sarah catherine Watson, Of Townsend, Del.
lanil-G W. A. Va H'N'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Reading penn. Eagle.

Reading (Penn.) EaBie'
George l.. Huston. OF Parkes6urg'
Chester county, Penn; vii Cuild "a
palatial private mansion for himself
entirely Of iron, the foundations being
of sclii rock. The architect 10 an En-
clisman whom MIR. Huston recently
met while abroad. The iron work IL
now being turned out at CostesVille, AZ
the superstructure il to be OF iron en-
tirely. The floor of tho hall, vestibnie
and library will DO laid with polished
cast iron tiles, in which dinereh'
qualities Of iron will be USED 10 pro-
ducs the same variety OF color a. III
ordinary tile flooring. All the otner
floors OF the house will be OF stout
iron plates firmly boiled to TIE IRON
ioi,t.. The outside wall ard inside
partitions all through the structure
will be CON posed of two courses OF iron
plates firmly bolted together, 80 az 10
be- air.tight. These hollow iron Walls
and partitions will be used Instead OF
Ichimneys and for conveying neat 10
dittereut parts Of the house, and 1or
ventilation. The bot smoke and gasses
from the furnaces passing through the
sides OF the rooms IN this way VIII, IL
il ella med, be almost sufficient TO Keep
the house comfortable III the coolest
weather, 80 that the heating can be
done with about one-halt the iuel re-
CURED in ordinary houses. All me
Idvors aud window sashes will also be
iron. but will be- constructed In such
a lipht way and 30 nicely balanced
apon hinges and weights as to open
land shut a. easily AZ those made OF
wood. Ali the Inside walls and parC-
tons will be ndsomely painted ana
ltresCOed 30 rs to present the appear
lance OF any ordinary house tinished IN
plaster.
Outside, the style of architecture
Will be light and graceful, and " Will
DO PAINTED and ornaMented 81 as u
.ock as ifit was built OF wood. The
|roof will be Of sJrong boiIer.pI ate, ana
I.n The TOP, AZ the onVergence OF tie
flour x.blrs, "il be IA handsome ooser-
lvatory supported al the four corners
~ tour Ionic pillars OF iron. INSIDE
the ornaments wi! be made Of the SAINT
lmaaerial Ia the parlor will be a man
ltel of POLISHED steel, handsomely orna-
lnented. Tuere viii be II similar Que
la he dinlng-room, upon which VIII
be engraved huutins scenes. In ph'
library vii be IA massive nantel 81
constructed that it Will LOOK as II !
yere ia aie of pig iron fused together
lOul,e culiosl,y in this room viii Dt
A cabinet Tor the exhibition OF sp' CT
mems of iron. This will be CONSTRUCTED
=. entirely Of stsoug magIetlzed IRON, 81
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Worthy Of Imitation.

A work Is VOW il Progress In New
York which 10 worthy of imitation II
other cities. The inspector of buiId
ings is making n careful inspection ~
all the hotels large and small. So f.
none Of these hotels have been rerortei
to be in dangerous coalition for war;
of means of escapr. Thare j. therefore
no caure for Immediate anxiety on
their account, but many suggestions !,
the way of additional exits will doubt
less be made and acted upon.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

UROR RENT-A STALL IN STABLE BE.
"a tween 7th and sth and Monroe ana
k2ams strccts. Apply al thIs office.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Matrimonial bonds.

Mr.. Philip Quigley was united in
marriage last evening to Miss Emma
Griffith, at her res dence, Eighth and
Jefferson streets The bride in the
daughter of The late John w. Griffith
Rev A. n. Keig win performed the GER
emony, at tAs conclusion IF which the
bridal party started for Florida, where
they will remain some six or seven
WgpHH
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
SALr.-wlIL BE SOLD A

nUHILC SALr.-wlI.L BE SOLD AT
public sale at loo West Eth street. on
Friday. January 18th, 1883, Mt o'clock, p.
m. as follows: O.e plush parlor suit, seven
pieces: "1Hyl"r and Farley parl"r organ,
marble top table, patent rocker. lounge, oil
uniutinys mantle ornaments bed room fur
nturc. consisting Of bedstcads, bedding, bu,
rcaus pillows. mattresses, pnrlor ana hcd
room stoves. sewing machine, hat rack. Brus'
.cls and ingram carpets, entry and STAR car
pets, stair rods. One eight foot extension tabie
cane seat and Windsor chairs, china, glass
and uucruswarr. and many other articles not
mentioned. H. ". SIl DliAM y son,
nuytf AuCtiupecrs.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
SAI,EOF REAL ESTATE

SALE or REAL ESTATE
Nv virtue Of u decree Of the Court OF.
Chancery, of the state Of Delaware In ana Tor
New Castle county, will be exposed to sale at
Public Auction at the Court House In the
city of Wilmington, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1888,
at II O'Clock, n. m.
Nol--A lot of land situated in the SAID CITY
of Wilmington, with Il two-stOry brick dwell
mo hoIlac thereon erected, on the sOutherly
side Of SscDnd street, at the distance OF iorty
fiyc feet ten Inches westerly from van Bnrcn
street with a front Of thirteen feet ten ana
hye-clphths inches On Second street ahl run
ming back sOutherly with that width hity-Slk
feet to a Ave feet wide alley, with the use IN
common Of said alley.
No. "A lot Of land with u two-st0ry frame
dwelling house thereon erected, situated IN
said city OF Wilmington ON the mortimer! rluc
of Finh street, one hundred and my feet wv"
inches eastcrly from Church street win a
front Of seventeen feet on ruin street, anu
running back nnrthcrly with that wldth one
hundred and tfty.nyc feet to SIDE street
thirty feet wide. with the use in common Oh
the said side street. Terms made known ht
Trustee,
~ M OgI.r. Auctionccr l5-9t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
ON FRIDAY.
O4N T w O4f
lHE oNl Jay OLE EERRI'ARY. lsS3,

THE End DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1879,
At 10 o'clock. a. H.. the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of ground situate IN the
village ofPort Penn. New Castle County ana
State Of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows. to wit. Fronting on stewart street,
and running back to lot of Mrs. Livcrmore
and VI. f.. X. Stewart, bounded on the north
by the Presbyterian Church property, on the
south by Liberty street, if extended, be the
same what it may, with brick house and Oh
frame stable and shed thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perry Of David Stewart. NJ. d.. and to be SOLD
by JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERIPP's OFFICE, Wilmington, January
IS. 1853. ]io
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18


All that certain lot of land with three
story brick dwelling thereon, situate IN thc
city Of wilmington aforesaid. bounded and
Described ~ follows: that II TO say beginning
at the soutncrly side of sixth street. between
Adams and Jackson streets, at a distance OF
100 feet inches from the ca,tcrly side Of Jack
son street. thence -outhcrly parallel to Jack
son street 50 feet to the northerly side OF a
three feet wide alley. thence easterly by sad
alley side and parallel to Sixth street II feet,
thence nnriher Y parallel to Jackson street 50
feet to the aforesaid Southerly side OF sixth
street and thence thereby westerly u feet to
the place Of beginning, be the contents there
of what they m,y Book G, vol. II. page los.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perry of William II. Lang, surviving mort
payOr, and t. I. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERlFP's OFFICE, Wilmington, January
IS 1883. 40
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

StHERlFF7S NALr.-bf VIRTUE of a
writ of Venditioni Exponas. to me d.
rected, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel of Sarah Shearer, at kirkwood, III rem
cader Hd, New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

30H SALE OR RENT-TlE SlOkE&
tS's3 dwelling ut l2g9 Market street. II IL
ne best /, not the very best business
IN this city for grocerlef' n1ur ana
~ bakery. Apply 10 JOHN Wltit, l1''
streci ll0-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

~ SALE-FlNE NEW lMo-Hl'
Il Ekrick dwellings, . rooms carh, llli ioo,,,
&lleya, water IN kitchens 10Y 10 , ~ %
lf,E CLAYTON House Building. IlI-ht
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

r. SALE,-THE FINE THREE Slo'
MN dwelling house No, 7O5 Monroe st. IN
Z erder.. For terms, apply 10 ir. John H.
=, 4th and King sts. lhlru
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

m ROLLER PATENT il.b' Il
M a AZ -. A good family flour at 5000 per
II Feed and grain at bottom prices. A H.
NALL, 7l3 W. FrOntsL II''0t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable pills,
The Perfection Of Pills,
Mank ind'S FAvOrite Pills.

The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels pos
tive They tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys, stomach and SKIN,
curing liver complaint, sick headache, men
ralgla bliousnesS. pain in the sides or back,
p,in in the bowels. kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malnrIaI fever or
dumb nguo. chillS and fever, general weak.
ness. loss Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weekly females rs an assistant to keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed ANA re-
commented by thousands MS the incest pur-
pntiyr and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
Iy su,rur cuatrd % cent a box: family boxes,
8 in one a. Sent by mail. Sold by leading
dealers in medicines. Main depot Fourth ana
King streets. Wilmington, Del, and 6o2 Arch
street. Philadelphia. hovZ2-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

1~11u sALEUHEAP-,l NEW SEVEN
Sooru cd houses, substantially built with
1s modern improvements. Also a three
~ ION house, North East cor. 9TH and
nd street would make good lcca'
VI ~ business. Terms to suit purchasers
vto Thomas X. J.ally, CO. Market 81:
nOlsf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

l'HERIFF"S SALT-Bl VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Als. L"yari facias, t. me IdlIec''
I'D. will be exposed to Public sale, at nc
Court House. Oh Market street between leh'i'
and Eleventh streets. in the city If whining
ton, New Castle County Del,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

GnR SALE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
GWellng, l7ll Rodney street, SIX rooms,
9oDm, hot and cold water, gaE, healthy
y 5Guiet neghbOrhood, near city railway
% ar the new Il. x q. Railroad. Terms
2a5nriatiny WILLIAM u. Pl'kEl.S,
md King streets. lah2u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
nTI}I.lC SALE.

DURIlC SALE
The subscriber will sell at Public sale at
his residence. situated on the Philadelphia
Turnpike, near the city limits, ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1853,
at 2o'clock, p. m, sharp,
10 head of fresh cows and springcrs, most OF
them in profit by day Oisalc; ! yoke OF good
work oxen, ! bull one mare, = colts, coming
three wears old the other coming one, both OF
GOOD stock = iinc shUats. Terms ut sale. All
sums Of $50 and under caah, over that amount
a credit Of 30 days. EDW ARD WILSON;
l.. ". STIpnAM & Son, Aucts. Jll-wts-ds'
PUBLIC SALE OF
40 FRESH COWS. SrRlNGERS, CW2
FEEDERS AND BULLS. Ky
viii hr sold at Public Sale, at Red Lion,
Fast Marlborough Township, Chester co.,
Pa, on
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1883
~ fresh cows springcrs, lot of young bulls
and feeders Sale to commence at o'clock.
SlLl. BAlLl.
+. W. S1iuuAM \ son, Auct's. ll6-d&w.ts
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

1 SALf,-A PAIR OF YOU No
Il Sulcs coming uuur) years Old, hlhd
~ Il broken. and ~old for want OF ute.
r. W. SHEWARD, 81 ". Front
|2F l6-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

211,rR MALE by EXECuTtNo--HW Ella
! Z! - house late Of FL Wilson. deco NO.
IAshinpton street, Wilmington ierihs
~ h Appiy to Il. NlELD>, At'oFnes iof
d. I<pr, so Market n. hn'@eon VI
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
ROCkRl f.S-DI RING TIE Gil AS

~ ROCtRlfS-DU RING THE Gil ilSl
" mas Holidays we will sell at the follow
ing low prices:
IN. mincemcat 2jc 3fbs new DR.. apples &c.
ms apule butter 2ic. 2lhs good Rio coffee 2oc.
3as new pruncS 25c. 2cans Bakers curR 2oc.
ans new currnnts 25c. %, hs new rnsns Doc.
Golden dripS moIaSscs, 20c. Honey drips, l5c.
silver drip, l2c. New crop n. q. Mot. 20.
Flour ~, and "A per D. We viii srlI Tor
10 - rasii II barrel Of good tine family ilourSo
you take no risk We keep only standard
brands Of tiu'ir Teas 80 ~. &c. and soc. i'.iI
ioc extra is excellent. our aJr. Is equal 10
what some other stores sell At ~ ana 81 cents.
Durn,sortInrnt Of goods is rquaI t" any "lhtf
store in iii" city. .IrlIics and preserves OF an
sorts. Fine early rose rvlhtu'', ~ cents Pc'
bushGl Call al once and be convinced.
y. j FORD, Front n Madison SIS.
iS.tt Front ami Mary land ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
ON SATURDAY

THE BIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883,
AT = o'clock, p. IN, the following described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot Of lard witt two story
brick dwelling thereon, situated IN the city
of Wilmington aioreiaid, bounded ana de-
scrihcd as follows. To wit:
beginning at the westerly side of Head
street at sixty feet wide, at ia" disfahceO ~ ~
feet .oLtlrry from the sOuthcrly side OF "A
street ut 70 feet wide, thence westerly ana par
allel to "A' street l02 feet inches, thence
southcrIy and parallel 10 Head street 10 feel
inches thence castcrIy and parallel to "A
street 1917 feet inches to the Aforesaid west
erIy side Of Head street and thence thereby
northcrly Il feet IuI 6 inches t" tn" place OF
beginning. he tn" contents thereof what they
may. Book Il. vol 10. page 49,,
Seized md taken In execution as the pro
perty Of John 4. Babrock and Hannah X. his
wife and tcrr" tenants ANA TO- Dc Soil ny
JAMES VI AKIlN, Sheriff
SnEmrF'o OFFICE, Wilmington, Januar!
18th, 1873. Jl'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Or SALE HOUSES AND ASHORE
EF on South Jackson IT.; on easy tcrihh;;
~ TO T.. T. DlLWURIH, Second ana
<fson streets, I3.2mcod
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

IL SALE OR EXCHA IHE A FARM
OF 2s acres. Good building and Hood
y orchard ard small fruits Ap.lJ 10
.Snninuton. No. l.. Sth Il. hcio-u