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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

The Governor made the following
appointments for the parish of AGA.
'dia Tx Assessor, David B.
Lyons; Police Jurors, Benson II.
Harmon, Paul e.. Fremaux, Malone
Doucot, Homer O.. Barrousse and
Bennett a. Clark.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

DR.. Thomas G. Ford, of Shreve-
port, killed John G. Kirkpatrick, a
druggist of the same city, in New
Orleans last Tuesday for interfering
with family affairs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

See advertisement of Mr.. J. B..
G%ourdon, matchmaker and jeweler,
in another column. He comes to
remain with US.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

looking spot lor a nome, put tut
mar who builds his house, and
fences, and plants a grove of trees,
in a short time, sees the whole place
changed as by magic. He soon will
have a grove of fine shade trees, and
a little paradise may be made by
the hand of genius, in three or four
years. Trees grow OF these prairies
with amazing rapidity, and we know
of no place where beautiful rural
homes can be built up so cheaply,
and so soon, as on these pralries Of
Vermilion parish.
Two vast prairies known by the
name Of the Opelousas and Attaka-
pas, extend themselves on each side
Of the VermiIion bayou, through its
whole traverse from its entrance
into Attakapas, to its egress into
the Gulf Of Mexico, the distance Of
one hundread miles. Wood is much
more abundant On the Fermilion
than along the west bank Of the
T'eche, and though the soil may
be inferior in fertility, it is never
theless excellent, and the quantity
greater on an equal extent ofriver.
Some of the most beautiful sattle.
ments yet made in Attakapas. arc
upon this river. From the diversity
in soil and elevation, there is no
risk in giving the preference in
beauty of appearance, to the banks
of the Vermilion over any other
river in Louisiana, south of Bayou
Bnuf. If situations, favorable to
health, united to the most agreeable
prospects, which are bounded but by
the horizon, should be sought after:
were taste to select sites for build
ings, its research would here be
requited, and be grati6ed by the
breezes which come direct from the
Gulf Of Mexico. Fancy itself could
not form a more delightful range
than the Caraucro and Cote Geiae
settlements.
Timber is not plentiful in this
parish, and this is almost its only
drawback. But the parish Of Cal
%casieu, joining it Immediately on
the west, contains vast quantities
Of pine, oak. cypress, hickory, etc,
which can be easily brought through
the heart Of Vermilion parish, by
steamers or sail vessels, up the Yer
million river. On the Vermilion
river, along the Mermentau, on
Bayou Queue Tortue, on Coulee,
Kinney and eros Isle Couke, are
considerable quantities of timber
and wood in this parish furnishing
plenty of fuel, but not much fencing
or building timber. This timber is
ash, maglonia, oak, hickory, gum,
elm, beech, blackberry, prickIy-ash,
cypress, linn, holly, wild cherry,
pecan, walnut, ETC., etc. There is
no pine in this parish. On the
prairies it is very easy to raise a
grove Of China trees and willow or
cottonwood, which in four or five
years will furnish a plenty Of fuel
for this mild climate. The steam.
boats and s%chooners running on the
rivers, bring plenty Of lumber and
fencing, and exchange it for corn
or sugar or molasses with the far
mcrs along the river.
There is abundance Of stock wa.
ter of good quality, also for domes.
tic purposes. The wells dug in the
prairie are generally from ten to
twenty feet il depth, ard contains
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06
Rose Hill Store

say that what I call tun value, looks,
and is cheap! About this / say
nothing, but leave it to you to come
and decide for yourselves.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

The Jeannerette Item, after work
ing faithfully and accomplishing its
point, suspends publication.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06
e. GCURDOM.
Matchmaker & JeHe|er.
ABBEYlLLE, La.

Repairing of watches, clocks and
jcwclry Of kinds, repaired aud
cleaned.
Nov. 6, 'S6.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

The undersigned. not being able
to occupy his new building as early
as was expected. and having made
large purchases Of goods Of different
kinds, and having no Don in the
present building occupied by him to
shelve same, he now offers this stock
for sale at cost, for cash. in lots to
suit purchasers.
JACOB ISAACS..
Ahbeville. Oct. 2, 1886.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06
ROSE Hill STORE,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Nobody talked about the rush al
Rose Hill Store this Week,
NOBODY COULD.
NOBODY COULD.

had enough to do
talking about the reasonable and
FAIR PRICES FOR EVERYTHING
they saw and bought without talk.
ing or thinking about rush. l don,t
want the public to understand that
[ am giving goods away for less than
cost. l have too much srore.room
for that, but I am willing to, and do
sell good fresh goode, received
weekly for a fair and reasonable
profit.
l have just received from first
hands, a nice lot of Fall and Winter
clothing, which offer at low figures.
The manufacturer I bought them
from had too much clothing, 50 he
sold me some. I NOW have TOO
MUCH and I want to sell ALL Of it 10
the public for all it is worth. / have
marked the prices so low that everv.
one who has bought a suit lately
will wish he had waited to see this
lot. Remember | do not offer 10
sell anything for less than it il
worth, but promise to give yon fall
value for your money. l ask full
va7ue and no more for my goods-but
the people who have bought at
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-11-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY-FIVE Judi DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of Vermillon.
Ne. SO.
Succession of Virginia Marcaan1,
Notice is hereby given to all par.
ties interested in the said succession,
or having any opposition to make y
the tableau of final settlemet
pending for homologation to tlIe
the same in writing in tho
Office Of the clerk Of court withIa
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and zeal Of
court, this 3Oth day of Oct. 1886.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
Clerk of Court.
O'Bryan d White, Atty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
THOMAS My PIERCE MA Principal and Founder.
Items Of interest for the thoughtful:

Items Of interest for the thoughtful:
(1) The Location In the finest building
in Philadelphia; an elevator, steam boat
special yentilntors, wardrobes, lAvatorief
and electric lights.
(2) Tho Course and Methods of In$truc-
tion.-Ihe personal experience OF tao pro-
lessons. and the technical Knowledge gath
cred py the Principal as q court expert.
(8) The success Achieved. Eight hun-
dred and seventy.ntne (S10) students last
year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers
who have had doubts as 70 whether 4 prao'
tioal business educetton could be obtained
outside of tho countinR-rooDi have Deen sur
prised at the thoroughly practical manner
In which their sons and daughters have
besp qualified fer business engagements at
Potrce College, of Business, Record
Building, Phiie and are now am4ng its
warmest fricnds. THREE MONTHS,
FOKEY DOLLAR RS. send for circular and
commencement proceedings.
REV. JOHN ThUMPSON, DEAN.
iy2S-eod, d ,3et-stw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
will be ex posed to public sale &C the Court
HOUSE, on Market street, between Tonth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wflmtngto on,
New Castle County, Del, s,T-es- ~
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1886,
ATT O'Clock, p. m,
Tho following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain lot Of land with the two
story brick dwelling thereon situate in the
|city Of wilmington bounded and described
as Follows to wit:
Beginning at the northeriy side OF Fourth
street between Franklin and Bro0me streets
At the distance OF 258 feet inches nom the
westerly side Of Franklin street at the cen.
ire OF the party wall between this and the
|adjeiniug dwelling on the east thence nor
thcrly through the centre Of said party wall
parallel to Franklin street 129 feet to the
southerly side OF 5-feet I-inch wide alley
leading into Franklin street thence westerly
-arallel 70 Fourth street 10 feet 6-inches u
a corner thence southerly parallel TO Frank
lin street 12o feet to the said north erly sid'
Of Fourth street and thence thereby easurly
10 feet inches TO the place Of beginning, b.
w. Vol. IL, page 60l, sc.
4 pefty Of Georse M Bailey, dece7 ssd, Frank
lin P. Bailey. Administrator Of George ID
T. Haley, dcceased.) Martha Il. Bailey J0sept
aughs and Margaret a. Hughs, his wife
surviving mOrtgagor and I. IS, and TO b.
sheriff's Ofics, Wilmington. October IL
1885. oet20 cod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
THE Temperance REFORM PLATFORM
VERSUS
|THE!DEMOCRATICP PLATFORM.

masses.
While we desire to encourage le-
gitim ate manufacturing interests In our
State, and recon- mend the repeal Of the
special mauufacturers' tax, we would
also recognize the claims Of the agricul-
tursl portion of our Commonwealth.
The State OF Delaware 10 pre-em tnently
q farming community; her husbandry
constitutes o large portion OF her wealth
and is to her q source Of pride. Its in
terests should be q leading cons ideSs-
ton OF state policy. We favor elevat
Ing the head OF the National Depart
ment Of Agriculture to a scat In the
the Cabinet.
Relying upon the light and Justice OF
the principles we advocate, tho patriot.
ism and integrity Of all fair minded ant
thoughtful men irrespectiveof past party
affiliatiors, ard with o firm nope tina,
the righteousnese of our cause will bripE
suocets to our movement, we earnestly
commend the foregoing principles to tbs
voters of our State, and ask for theii
approval aud support. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
Democratic PaIty''
Platform,
as adopted at their State Convention
August IL, 1885.

as adopted at their State Convention
August II, 1885.
PLATFORM.
1. The Democracy Of Delaware, In
convention assembled, declare their adj
herepce to the principles enunciated by
the National Democratic Invention
held In Chicago 10 1884, and insist that
faithful observance In the man agemens
of public affairs is essential to proper
government and the prospt rity and hap.
piness of the American people,
2. Federal taxation can only he right
fully imposed to provide for the neces'
cary expe nditures Of the general gov
|ernment, including toe payment OF
pensions TO persons entitled the, eto-
the maintenance Of the p1blic credit
and the gradua reduction of the public
debt. We therefore favor such revision
and modification Of our tariff laws al
will relieve the people of the country
from unnecessary burdens, while pro
viding the necessary revenues to meel
legitimate demands upon the Fedora
treasury.
8. The Democracy in Delaware, II
com mon with the people OF the whole
country, recognize In President Cleve
land an honest and patriotic chile
magistrate, sDxious to secure y proper
administration OF public affairs and en-
titled 10 the confidence and support o
the American people.
| 4. The Democratic party of Delawar
point with just pride to its manage
ment of the affairs of the State fer tb
last thirty years as the strongest poss
Bile claim to the continued oonddenc
and support Of the people Of the Stat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
The Temperance Reform
Party's Platform,

The Temperance Reform party's plat
form ~ adopted ut their State Conven1
ton, In Dover, DEL. June 20, 1885.
PLATFORM.
Believing the time has fully come lh
the hish ~ 81 this State when many re-
fOr ms are necessary In our laws and
their administrator, and believing that
these reforms cannot be Obtained
through the politioal parties As nov
organized, we a. citizens Of the State
OF Dalaw are, In convention met at
Dover, on the 72d day OF june, 1886, do
present the following declaration Of
principles ~ the platform of the Tenn.
penanoe Reform party:
l. Drur kehness Ia D fearful evil, and
the use Of intoxicants Ia destructive to
home, health, life and property, and Q
prolific source Of misery, pauperism ard
crime. All men must admit that the
tide Of human wretchedness 10 swelled
to gigantic proportions by the common
use Of alcoholic beverages. To remedy
this growing evil we, therefore, favor
| such X gislati ve enactments concerning
| the manufacture and sale OF ihtoxicat.
| ing beverages as shall give to the people
Of our State the opportunity of VOTING
| directly on this ques ion either by local
| option or through constitutional amend
| ments
| Q. Local self-goverDmeHt touching
local interests we believe to be the true
State policy, and representation In our
Leg islAture and Levy Courts ought +.
be based upon tba principle Of distIsc
represen taticn. IL Ia apparent to al
observing minds that some of the evil
OF our present system are due to th'
manner of appointing many Of pu
officials. We are OF the or inion that al
our State and county officers should bt
elected by the people, and further, W,
hold that our Ssete constitution 10 no
adapted to our present wants In othe
respects az well. and We, therefore
favor q constitutional convention.
3. Bribery and fraud have endanger
ed the ssncti.y of o free ballot Rnt
right of franchise and should meet tn
condemnation and oensure of all goo
citizens, and should be puntsbed witt
the utmost severity. Our present quail
fications for electors seem rather q
. fosser than suppress these evils We
therefore, favor registration law, Wit
| proper qualifications which shsil sf
, cure to every man his right OF tfnr
, ohise as an American citizen.
= 4. We are In hearty sympathy wit
all legitimate movements for the deve
opment of American labor and Amer
, can manufactures. We believe tb
. country must depend in future chief
a moon it's own producte, and whatev'
+ improves them, tends TO enrich Il
! people, exalt labor and elevate II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
will be exposed TO public sale at the court
Elev snth streets In the city OF wilmington,
New Castle County. Del, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885
At 2 o'closk, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with two story briok house thereon erect
cd. situate IN the city OF wilmington bound
cd and described as follows, to Wit:
Beginning GA the easterly side Of Bennett
street at tine distance oil i0i feet from the tn
tersection Of the easterly aide OF Bennett
street with the southerly side Of Eleventh
street, thence easterly para llel with Eleventh
street 70 feet 81 inches to an alley, thence
by said alley evulherlY parallel with Ben
nett street IA feet, thence westerly parallel
to Eleventh street 20 feet, $50 inches 70 the
easSerIy side of Bennett street and thence
thereby nor nerlv l. tcet to the place Of be-
ginning be the contents hereof shat they
may the same being known as No. l02e
Bennett street. ok y Vol. ID, page 2b7,
&c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
psrty OF George n. Bailey. q deceased tFiank-
lin p. Bdiley, adminisUas9r nf Georke NJ.
| Bailey, dec saso9D Martha E Bailey, joseph
! Hughs and t}aresrst a. Hughs, his wife,
surviving mortzagpF aud {. te,. ard to be
SOD by TOMAS FOED. Sheriff.
shefih's 0fice, Whining ton, October 10.
/ 1885, oct20-eod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

MIUI1CE- UNDBe AND PURSUANT
~ TO the Act OF the General Assembly OF
the State Of Uelazare entitled, IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations, passed
st Dover, March II, 1888, notice Ia hereby
given that On application will be msde TO
the Honofkh5c fsnattus q. Grubb, Associate
Judge Of ne Sup erior Court Of the Stats Of
Delaware, residkpg In hew Oastle County,
N XatuedTy, tho SIXTH day of November,
1885, at 8 O'Clock In the afternoon. at Ohsm.
oers in the city Of Wilmington, for the In
corporation OF e0Upany to be called
Tho Ford Ryan Morocco Company the
object OF -hion 10 to manpisetufe morocco
and leather Of all kinks and desn t0tions,
and do general morocco and leether
business; to use, sea ! or Otherwise dispose Of
sucn manufactured products and as incid emit
al 70 the business of said corporation. TO DO
ouire, use and dispose Of such letters patan'
or licenses or ri<hts Thereafter, and othe'
p. 0po-ty, a. EhaH be deemed by aid c1rpo-
ration promottve of It's obj cts and purposes
and generally 70 do all things necessary o.
proper for Tho carrying on Of said business
JOHNSTON 81 HAYES,
Attorneys for proposed incOrporasors.
Oa6 lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
Fall Bu;hb.

Have yon gor your fall suits yet?
n Won have not, you will never get
.bsTo chespsr Dor N nde better than at
lanes Raiding's, No. 8i6 French street.
Eut no ,ps,tsy how good or how pretty
9 anti Won get it will not look well upon
you unless 1t hTs nice. NOW, II y9u
want good fit 90 to Hardlngs, MS
stock ia .he best end he ls up 70 we
fashions. Go to Harding and save
money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01
Election OF Omcers.

Eagle Lodge, No. s6, 1. o. Q. \. OF
DuPont's mills, have elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve ,hs snsuipg
tsrm: N. c., F FL. Story; V. g., j.
Fl. Colqu houp;R. s Thomas M. Moore;
p. s, Thomas Bail, T., VIM Il Wood;
Widow and Orphans Committee, W.
Griffith; Trustse, John Ttmmapyi Jsni-
tor. j. I. Shepherd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

lSHERiFF'S SALE.-BY VIoTUE OF A
- writ Of Levsri FAcias, to me dtfof ted,
will be OF posed to public sale at the COURT
HOUSE, ON Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wiln ington,
New Castle County. Del,
ON "WEDNESDAY,
TIE Sd DAY or NOVEMBER, 1885.
at 2 O'Clock, p. ne,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate In tee
ciiy Of Wilmington bounded and described
us follows 70 wit:
Beginning on the westerly side OF the pub
lie fosd leading from VIlmingto 70 New
Castle In the Middle Of q ditch or drain
dividing this from land late OF Harlan &
holllnGsworth,t thence through the middle OF
said ditch or drain north 69]1 degrees west
% lilo perches to q corner ofsaid Ian thence
along another iine Of land late OF the said
HARLAN & HollirRsworth north 50 degrees
east 10 porches 70 Q corner stake on u G
bank OF the Christiana creek or riveT, thence
along the said DaDk and following the sew
eral courses thereof In an oasterly direction
lat feet moro or less to a co ner stake in land
OF Green and Wilson, thence along q line oil
their laHd south 81 degrees west bS ieet to a
corner, thence still along eaid Green AMI
Wilson's land, south SO degrees, eass "a Il
the said side Of the aforesaid road, thence
with the same south 80 degrees west l26 feet
/ TO the place Of beginning, DO the eontent
thereof what they may, with wo-rory brick
carriage factory. with frame house, stable
and other buildings.
Seized an< To ken In execution as the pro
perty Of Samuel ID. Pasohall and Hettle u.
his wife, and t. t.. and to be sold by
THOMAS FORD, sheriff.
Saeriff's Ofce, Wilmington, October 10
1885. octIo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

DROPDShL.S.
OFFIOE OF THE LEVY COUNT DOM.
MlSSl I'M Els
WILMINGTON, DEL. Ger. 2t. 1ss,

WILMINGTON, DxL, Ger. rs, 1855.
Inc drawings and specification for the
bridge over the Brandyv loo Greek, at Mar.
ket street, 10 this city, will be re,dy FOR In.
spection at the court House In the rooms
OF the Levy Court, on MONDAY, October
~, OF 10 n. "a. All proposals must be ad.
dressed 70 Chairman Of the Committee on
Construction, and must be indorsd ..Pfopo.
sails for Market Street Bridge" and must be
handed In on or beiUre November Q, OF II
O'Clock m.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
The names Of two good and sufhciert
DO ndsmen. both OF whom must be res idents
Of New Castle County, and Knswn tAthe
Committee, must be given with each prepo-
ga, with evidence that In the event Of sn
award Of cont ract, they VIII 20 as the bond
70 the extent OF one-h&li Of the amount Of
the contract price.
Tho drawings and specifications csn also
DO soen at the ofiice OF the engineer In
charge, q. II. Latrobe, Baltimore, Md.
Tho drawings and specifications at the
court House, in this city. win be in charge
] OF the DAY ,anitor. Slgnedl
hENRY u. HIOKMAN,
ISAAC N GRUBB,
TdOMAS TOY,
THOMAS M0ORACEES,
EDMUND AAMAN,
JAMES 7. TAYLOR,
o2o-l2t OoRmlttee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

BIZ sALEOE ExOAANGE-A NUM
bor OF Desirable housas, with AL the
krn improvements. Little cash required,
6i!diag lots viii be takenin part or whole
snt Balances may remain on mort.
lof years. Also building cites AL
Of ths city for residences also manu-
kling sltee, especially adapted Tor mo
business, with an over-howinS strea9
Ivr passing through.ft. about 200 ieot
t. r. Eailrea1. CITY TAI one.
H. ;.e regular rssee. THIS properly Will
" Oy the aero or in smaller lots, ~
10 tu;t prrchasers. ALSO houses W
|caasp. THUS, "a: OH -.
P,J. FORD, eth and Rodnex. su-n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

oonsidera
the Reform and the
we'll all other oaDdars pledged 70
eformp party
which entitled
and Bye rder COMMITTEE
of Tempe
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pr SALE-f. FARM OF " kS
aaout h, ties from WILMINGTON. On o
rotd and convention 70 railroad sta.
'eaool etc, A stone heuss of o or o
fi, ,d5uhlerdecker barn ard tna necee
,utbu1dings, in good condition; small
u orchard, and tho vh0e place VOL
*. Land is tip-top. Can b oougnt
hp H. u. WALTER,
Fa Real Estate Broker, 602 Sbipley.
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P.J. FORD. Gth and Kodnsz.sn-tf

uRsALE-CHEAP. SultABAt. FO -
ccuntry resluenee, mall fruits OF
G'ng purposos, 4 acres OF good land, IL
c0aditl6n, With a 7-rcom kouso, harl
|s1pie orchard. within . piilos Of WI
PGn, and Within threo-eighths of mil
'asyille station, Chester County, Pa, OF
|bal.imcrs Uentral Railroad. inquire o.
blGce or u j. X. 10. SEEDH.
Administrator.
West 9th street., Wilmington. pela-
\. W. II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

PCS ii.E--uhLAP, UNE s-aO J.knL
tog5s s1rnsr OF Ninth and Jackson
|M Vish modern improvom aute. -
Rsss5y. Otper properties for sslo IL
kcnt JH.ss OF the city. Aspiy 3: no:
|stse7lE'b street OF He. $40 West Ninth
rs. ",'epsons call 20. 60. j. x. -.
Flis h SONS. s7-d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-01

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of Vendittont Exponas, TO me d.
rocted, will be exposed 70 public sale at the
Deer Park Hotel, kept by John Il. Lewis,
in the town Of Newark, New Castle County,
Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885,
at oo'eleck p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
all those three certain lets OF land de-
scribed as one lot, situated in the town Of
Newark, New castle County, Dei, and now
particularly bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning at stone at tho southwesterly
corner thereof which i8 also corner of land
Of the estate Of william Glenn, deceased,
and running from thence alonghls line nor, b
BIZ deg rees east l39 feet TO the south side
OF + ottinghsm road or street, thence by the
south side of said street l33 feet to stone a
CO. ner for lands Of John X. Hill, formerly
iPritohard's, thence with said hilPs land
south 3sL degrees west 14l feet to stone In
line of land Of George hembo, formerly
Martins, thence with line OF land OF the
said Rambe north 81 degrees west 1873 feet
Ito the place Of beginning, containing 7f
fpercaes of land, more or less, having there
Ion erected two. story brick office, machin
iehop, boiler and engine room, ana st5n<
foundry with appzrtenancee, sand house
frnme pattern go op and other Dui dlDRs.
Seized and taken In ex c1tion as the prop
! erty OF Lewis l.. Allen, and to be cold BY
THOMAS FOND Soerid.
Sheriff Office. Wilmington, Ociooer rs
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