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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-10

above mentioned and sent by my brother
| to General Lee.
THOMAS l.. BROUN.
! Charleston, w. Va, August, 1886.
What Major BRoUN says regarding
Travellers high spirit, bold carriage,
and muscular strength, recalls to
mind an anscdote Of Traveller. -
This anscdote, together with Major
BRoUN's testimony, goes to show
that despite the fact that Travel
Ter partook Of the repose Of hi
master when General LEE wa
on him, he Was by no msani
the "amiAble" animal some hsv,
described. He had abundance Of met
us, but was und.r the absolute contro
Of General LEE. When VALENTINE
the sculptor was in Lexington in 1871
be expressed . desire to have Traveller
ridden, so that he might note his action
One Of General LEES daughters had
the horse brought out, and ordered Z
negro boy to mount. Traveller
was then fourteen years old, and
was looking very meek, but
whsa The negro attempted "a
obey Miss LEES order his fore feet
went into the air. In short, DO posi-.
lively refused to ALLOW the mount.
Miss LEE then said she would get some
one that could and would ride him, and
sent for . young Texan, . student at
Washington and Lee University. The
young Texan brought with him new
saddle, end Va soon exercising the
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
AID Needed.

The following com IN uDiCation, which
explains itself, has been received by the
CHEF Engineer Of the Fire DEPARTING MT,
q r. Sweeney
VICTORIA, Texas, August % To the
Chief OF the FIRE Department, Whining
ION, Del SIR The thcers and mem
beg of the Vic .oria 81 ook and Ladder
AID Prote ction Hose Companies would
z ost respectfully represent that the
tornado of August 10Th completely
wrecked our engine houses and apos-
,atus. This storm-swept city has sui
tered to an extent scarcely preceder tee
anywhere; tie houses of many are de
z.olished, al d many of our people ar
cts:l,u:e and home less.
Therefore, knoa ing the characterize
.pir!c Of brave frtmen elsewhere, W
sppeal 10 you Tor AID in our distress
Anything you in your prosperity ma.
zee! inc..n.d to contrib ute to cur relic
Wi. he gratefully accepted and &C
KNOW lodged, and chou like mlsfo'
Fane oeiail you ir the fuSnrr, wbic
cd forbid, we will Contribute our NIT
your relief
T-e may properly add that our CON
"s are volunteer, and tina; GU
.aAizaiions are SUSTAINED by cur in
--g.dua! suoscriptioCd.
\ contributions can be fOrw arded
!. ID ReAjon, First Ar assistant and Ac
.Ee Chief Victoria Fire Department. q
- L. VI. Say ton, Dave Casseity, IL.
y Col nor, Hiram Clark, L. a. Heati
N. Il ittee.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

About 80 O'Clock last Saturday eve-
ming four hungry tramps. named
Thomas MCCARTHY, James Steward,
Patrick O'Brien and Patrick Hassion
went into Blundelrs Friendly Inn on
Water street near Market, and called
for four bowls Of toup and cup Of
coffee, the entire bill for which amount
ed to rs cents. They seemed To CD 10y
their supper very much, but when they
had finished eating started ont without
paying for 1t. Mr.. Blundell r. inonstra-
ted without avail, and finally called or
the police who lodged the Quartette In
the hall They we're arraigL ed before
Judge Cummlns this morning, and on
their promise TO get the % cents for Mr..
Blundell were allowed TO 60 In charge
OF an I'll GER in search of IL.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
now He p,.po.sd Of IL

Some evil disposed person took a
package 70 the Morning News Office
which he Informed those In attsndan oe
was q sample OF genuine Lancas, ar
County Dutch cheese that he obtained
At the fair. The smell OF that package
drove svery one out OF the place. and
as the man walked out and left IL on
the counter In the business office thew
we're at loss to know what to do.
Some one proposed calling special
meeting on the premises, OF the Board
OF Health, tu. the proposition was lis
missed as im practicable, and word was
sent TO the police station.
Officer Broadhart answered the sum
mons, and at the request OF the bu 81 ness
manager, seized the package and started
out TO bury 1t, but before he had pro.
ceeded far the smell made him weary.
a-d he solved the problem by si,tipe
down and eating the cheese.
IL 10 rumored that the office of the
News will hereafter be adorned with a
Gatlln gun, and that 1t will not be
healthy for any one 10 take any more
samples of that pecu lar cheese TO that
office.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06


Tie a1veri,eing business transacted
by George p. Ro~ell x Co. b News paper
Advertising Bureau, at No 10 Spruce
street, Nav York, ID 80 large that II
brings them in constant cnmmGnica.
ton with all publishers, and keeps
taem thoroughly informed as to the cir
CulatiCn, character and influence OF
each Iaper, as well M the lowest prices
fog which the WORK can be done.
A pair Of horses attache TO a wager,
20 aiming rs bushels Of oats took trlghJ
I The traction engine of Mr.. PennoCk
Of Mil Geek HUNDRED, few days ago,
and running away caused general
smash up.
There was some excitement Yesterday
morning about ll.30 o'clock, at Fourth
and Church streets, caused by couple
50. drunken young fellows named DusaI
ALd Kirk.
Nj, Manuel Richenbergar, proprietor
Il. saarp's hotel at Front and Market
s.Ete:e, .0s; valuable young horse by
cea = IN Sunday evening. The caus,
u death was unknown.
John Harris, coored, fell ard brok
lis eg near Eleventh street bridge OIL
Saturday ard DR.. Can well reduced tn
t-ac ure.
VIVA; ine chisel could ever yet CO
breath and yet hard vexing cous
= cut all to bits with one bottle OF DI
Bulls Cough Syrup, the faYorite.
The gentleman residing at No. 10
Saip.ey street, intending TO go west, Of
fe-s for sale first class Nj xican parrot
and number of canary birds.
- pint glass, air tight fruit jars, 8
csEvs per Gozen. |. Lewis Row, II
k.2g street.
j. I'm Fullmer advertises house Nc
o49 Orange street for rent.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Report OF the Registrar,

Registrar Lee reports 80 births,
marriages and 10 deaths for the wet /
ending last Saturday at noon, sgsisst
80 deaths for the corresponding week
OF last year.
Four deaths resulted from con
sumption, two each rem par llysis and
marasinus, and ons each from debility
dysentery, commissions, cholera infan
tum. old age, scro 'ula, heart disease
During the month o! August there
90 births, IS marriages and 65 deaths
show ing a decrease in births OF IL, al
increase Of marrisges Of 3, and de.
crease in deaths of 81, in comparison
with the corresponding month OF las
|year.s
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

An Exciting Runaway

As George A. Joseph. Of the f rm OF
Fell & Joseph, Was driving horse at.
tached to the store wagon, lear The cor
ner OF Fifth and Jefferson streets, about
IL o'clock this morning, the animal
took fright and ran down Jefferson
street at furious rate, narrowly es-
Gaping various passing vehicles. On
comm G to Front street he ran into the
gutter, upsetting the wagon, throwing
himself down and pitching Mr.. Joseph
into tie street, tearing hi, clothes aud
cutting one of his legs quite badly. The
wagon was soon righted and the horse
got on his feet again. Luckily both he
and tho wagon escaped with very slight
damage, and Mr.. Joseph drove the
team back to the store.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

John Hanson, of this city, visited
Oxford, Pa ON Saturday last On SUI
day morning he attended servtces a
the Preshy t.llan church and listened TO
al e.CQaent sermon by the pastor, ano
also had tGe pleasure Of seeing many
be aut!ful faces. Ia the afternoon he
took ride and was greatly pleased
with Tie appearance of the country. Ht
reports Tie corn crop as being very gooc
and the grass as unusually abundant
John Tomlinson, father-iu law o.
VIM. NJ. Pyle, an active resident in our
city some % years ago, called AZ on
office this morning. For the past -four
years ne has been come csed with
paper 81 Harrisburg, Pa, but failiI q
health ed him 10 resign his position
and GEEK rest and recreation. We hope
that Welt 10 old scsnes and assoc'a-
TORS Will lead 10 renewed vigor and
former strength.
John IL. Miller, formerly of Whining
ton, but now of GreeDpoint, New York
CITY, is home on Visit to his mother
and o,her friends in Whining on. He
has not been In Wilmington before for
te7en years He il engaged in making
photograph apparatus.
A young man named Lippincott, oil
Philadelphia, visited friends in this
city on sunday, and on taking q tour
up the Brandy wine he was successful
in catching bass that weighed 81
pounds.
Mr.. Charles William Edwards, fore
man of the Morning News, left on Sun
day for Kansas City to attend q print
ers' fraternity, Robert Rodgers is act
ing in the capacity of foreman during
Mr.. Edwards absence.
The Misses Jennie and Mary Lyman
accompanied by DIR. Finn OF Christians
Hundred, have gone on two weeks
Welt 10 Poitstown, Pa, for the benefit
o. their health.
Theodore W. Hanf ard Geo Fehreu-
bach will leave this city to morrow fci
BJston, Niagara Falls, Chicago aud
Milwaukee. They Will return in three
weeks.
Misses Annie and Nellie Deighton
daughters Of Mr.. James K. Deightou, OF
Cooch's Bridge, spent yesterday with
relatives in this city and returned hom'
on the 1926 Train at noon to-day.
A fred Edgar Best. who Is now re
siding at Asbury Park, New Jersey
paid Wilmingto flying visit yester
day.
Mr.. W. 4. Hawkins has re:urne,
from mis- vacation, reinvigors ed aud re
fire. he'd, and is now prepared TO attend L
any; hing in the real estate line.
Mss Clara Laurence, who has beer
Of GA q TWO weeks vacation, returned
ONE .ast evening. She reports having
sraEd time.
Ms hattie p. Gorge, who has been
v.e...pg friends in ODESSA, has returned
10 Ter home in West Chester, Pa.
Mil.ard T. loft, letter carrier from tn
seventh ward, is visiting his father a
t.a.eigh, n. Z.
II 5. Kent of Hockessin, lost pal
Ct mules from II II animation Of bowels
few days ago, valced a. $500
Isaac +. Bolsland, who is engage
Euh he trm of Csnda Il Kane OF New
York, Is visiting triends in this city.
Thomas j. Snyder has returned hom
from summering tour a. Caps May
AID Atlantic City.
Mrs. Martha Ann CummiAs, widow
OF Daniel Cummins, OF Smyrna, diet
LAST Light of paralysis.
Peter j. Haughey has returned ftcn
two months sojourn at Caps May.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
A South Side Earthqg

About 10 O'Clock on Said
ing a violent earthquake IN
the South Side, The vO,carI
threw gravel and stones at |
House until all tbs gas ID
of the building were bEoE1
some of the stones h9~ 'si 4
TO SKATER u looking g.sss
bar. There were plem2nlI1
coming earthquake all eseh!l
number of young men looKsl
through the bottoms OF upiur
to see the Arst approach OIL !
Ii came ut las aud hires
gravel in all directions. "
The maddest earthquakes =
and 1t swore like troopers,
1t confined its ravgges to !
House, but Its profanity, wa
to listen to, was head al. o''
Side.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Ga Frloay murnln9 last while MI
.J5sepn A. Miller, butcher of Third
rect market, was waiting upon his
.;o.s. err, he was seized with very
severe pain in his right side. he was
min carriage and conveyed to hi,
r-,.5euc-, No. S2S MoI roe street by hi
'r..rd Joseph Try lort DIR. j. Pau
I,akels was summoned immsdiatel,
I'D rt4t, atiyes we're immedia ely ap
: led, a. d about Z o'c ock he was bette
20 Lis many trends are al to 30
II GU: lain.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NvUTlCS-l, JOHN A. N0kTH, THt
IN tenal. OF the house situated a;
No. 10 East Sesond street, In the Second
ward Of the city Of Wilmington, county Of
Nav Castle and state OF Delaware. in cos
pliance with the requirements Of the acts n
the General Assembly in such case mao
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply n writing to the Court OF Geue-
raj Sessions Of the Peace ahd jail delivery
Of the state Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle County, on Monday, the 10Th day OF
sept A. D., $50, being the next term OF said
court, tor license tor said mouse as an inn
or tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart 10
be drunk ON the premises, and tho following
respectable citizens OF SAID ward recommend
the said application, VIZ:
Henry Gebeft, Richard Booth,
Charles Heinel, Alexander Oman hers,
fred'K Bush, Maurice Conner,
Eliza q wainwright, Hubert Davis,
Thomas U0le, j cob Yates,
John Higgins, John b. Bush
Ia ~ Piz9r. Vim. Ii. babe ocE,
Nlel0las j spny, u N. Thompson,
james Crawford. Henry Annex
o,epn W. Hlg.I2s, Edward Melctoir,
J. Is. Bris0n, L. Is. Me rrltt,
Harry Ktenie, Gavii Higgins,
sci d So JOHN a. NORTH.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06


Wilmington - William 4. sharp,
Thomas K. I.ally, Henry Dandy, Charles
/. Doughten, William F. Kurtz, James
?. Monaghan, Frank Chandler, James
Carmichael, Henry Eckel.
New Castle-H. K, Borie, James VII
mott.
William Luke.
AppcGuinlmink-Henry II. Appleton.
observation-disclosures Stats.
Christiara-lio Howard Finn.
Kent county-Kenton, Andrew Moore;
Fast Dover, Andrew Slaughton; South
Murderkill, John schabinger.
Sussex county-l.ewes and Rehoboth,
harles ii Maui: Baltimore, David NJ.
Warrington: Broad Creek John c. Moore
Little Creek, John H. Elliott Indian
River, Alfred II. Marvc'.
PETIT JURORS.
Wfmippton-John McClOskey, Ed
ward IL. Singles, John Fehrent aeh, $
Augustus Hodgman, John z. Almond
Henry G Robinson, Lambert V, Niehol
son Frank E. Smith, Luther w. Palmer
William s. Almond.
Appoauinimink-R Richard Townsend
VIA. A. Scott.
New Castle--William Newlovc, Jane
George, James +. Biggs.
ErandywiI!e-lsaae y. Grub, Thoma
G. Bird
Red Lior-John c, Sucker, Clarence
Jamison.
| Min Creek-rhomas Pillmg.
| Christiaua-R. Lewis Armstrong.
White Clay Creek-bavid Applcby.
St Georges--RCbert T. Cochran.
Kent county-Kenton, Albert p Hot
feeker, John SMoore; Dover, Benjam
w. Masden; East Dover, Henry Nc
Daniel; Mispillion, John B, X. Miller.
sussex county-North West Fork, Gal
net S. Layton; Gumboro, Jacob /
lWooten, Elijah fl, Short. BroadkilI
Samuel j. Wilson; Georgetown, Wi
liam Jam, Benjamin Burton Broa
} Creek, B. F. Hitch; seaford, Elijah ,
Ellis.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

The SUN OF So, 900 nsi I'd
IN Chsresuon ap 90 50 ne,I
The Mayor of BJston .sltari
may or Of Charleston 70 dad
80. coo. w. w CoieaFaa, oiV
rent his individual check |
jacksonville has raised EA
'roller Trenholm Las r, eelYd
his treasury employees 10 N
while other bucesGs aa7e 4
The Post Office Depa.,I.hl
subscribed fl75. A ci,lz.as,
III Boston Iais,d Si,jlO 1
committee vi tie New I'd
Exchangr, IN the abseIca 4
III alton from the Ml5or If |
concluded - rake Lu action
reported that mos. oi 10 u
10 the homes of the r.ta.
York Cos,on Exchange las
625. and the Petroleum
81 200. Savannah sas
81 900. At The ciose Of |
the Brooklyn Tabernacle lad
was collected fol the ChalltI
ers,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
DIED.

ALF&ASDER-on the 9TH inst Nlctorlne
wife OF Joseph 7. Alexn der, in the sd
year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral frUm the resi-
dence OF her husband In kiamonH, Dol on
Wednesday, Sth inst, to meet at the house
at o'clCeE. Services at the house. Inter
ment at M. Salem Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
FIFTH 81
d. A. Copp..,-

uD mo- the he. Editor Of !,
E : "asr p I1e head Of SN,l
De- ! m ween peach hacs. .s,e'
hope e", yo 'ne p, public 70 !
, 9Th, Clerk Of p Il. =.
laid, ,sid of I, the curb % on ~ y
# Tween :. ?, N Va and KIM 70
i Is no market and ' tbe,. .
s Jaw authorizing i, 'a a. .n !,
e Sm,,n.'.l knows as vel 'I \.
gu, nus' ness is such Tia. t u y
nn, front which i. tu., ,,a
anu alu ! propose to Us. ,'g !, y
Wy, my share the espe''
WI W ith that end in view F1'
feet Of my curb and ,,' v, !
me that he would see m ,b,,
Kept or. John R.sr,, .,''
put in the gutter , ,o'1,,.y
either side OF tie .pa I, .sI,
Knew full well tha, IL "
use ,t the space that bad ~ ~
that he was doing 50 ay, ,Io]
as ! had refused him H. 5., y
night. When I cane Jopa|
ness this morning | ton' N
taken possession ID nv
tolltely requested hin IA
us peaches TO his wagon y
same s.. side of the stree, an
This he refused to DO. ~ N
second warning, when bs i
SAID he would nol mova
waiting a respectable Tine
not moved his peaches I N,
MN, into the street. a.
trunks to deliver, ! hired ,
It backed W 10 The curb +
three baskets OF peache. -
caused all the disturbance
been roundly abused An
huckster sympath.zer. T
den is only a hucks,er, and
farmer. So far as / kpo,
revenue whatever to the c,,
cept the - cent. a ,,sy cu,.
smel'1. 1t seems to me-
some rights as wei. he spi
heavy expenses for rents.
etc, and ! DO not Propose
upon either by a peash hV
clerk. In conclusion. |
have no trouble with M
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Rev. Jacob Todd OF Grace NJ. K
Church left this CRY this morning on a
visit to Charleston, g. G, in order thai
hs may see for himself and bs prepared
10 speak authoritstiyely Of the havoc
and ruin wrought by tho recent subter
rAnean visitation.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
should be Broken

There is a party OF boys ~
part of the city who lnaAe
stoning almost every Tram :
and last Saturday as .ne
passep ger tain, wAica r cav
at . 20 9. M, Was l"'sips
they gave il a sho"er u
broke one of tie alLdow', :,
broken glass in al difsc. l
the passengers. In'Is : :,
Legislature which nlAs I'll v
of stones at a passenger :. q, n
ana imposes a fne OF ~
years imprisonment gpol =.
victed of the act. Iue
pany will leave 10 = ,p ne' :
cause the arrest Of the n
and their prosecution 10 y
the law.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
A SERIOUS fai

Last Saturday while h'O ]
the well-known salinas,
ing on some trestle Won.
e B. Railroad near tI,'' a y,
and fell to the ground, -,
up in an unconscious l',s
was removed to his hont,
Second street, and III
moned who npon man"
ton found that seveial a
broken, and it is iea'%
bones penetrated ms .. luS
day evening the ,s at'.u
considered his con1 na
DR.. Draper was cali ei.i
and 1t is feared that n'''
suit fatally.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Violent Assault.

On Saturday evening yourg morocco
finisner and his wife, employed ia the
morocco nahufActory of w Ruth 4:
Co., were violently AZ saulted by IN
kDo&n pafties as they crossed Third
stre,t bridge. The crowd called The
ounE man q "scab," and both he aud
his wife received black eyes.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Funeral OF an o'l

Elizabeth s. Kero sans'
from her late res'o e
above st. PAul's IA, I =,
day afternoon. s 'nasss sai'
and had been an inv ~,
The room in which s q, |
site the pulpit in s ~
Church and the ola i ~
her bed and listen "
Rev. w. l.. s. Mui NJ
Never before having ID.
10 the need of q new
became convicted, aau
and Mr.. Murray was ~
good his preaching n nr
was called upon u p''
sermon.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

Miss Mollie Dugan, well.knowr
Baltimore vocalist, is visiting relatives
and friends In this city and is at pres
emit the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. e
Seeds, Nc. 913 Hazlett street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

The following uesnibed real estate, viz:
All that certain farm or trsc. OF land
situate in Mill Geek Hundred, County u
New Castle and Stats OF Delaware, uOuEdel
and described as follows. 10 Wit
beg inning at point In the middle 0. tae
public road leadihs fr IN the Newark road
to Please at h Ill and distant from Tie point
Of Intersection OF ne centre line Of t5e iar
ter road with u Ger tire line Of saId newark
road about D. % lU0 percLss thence by lsnds
Of sarah Il. Armstrong south Ella degrees
east about lOT perches - STAGE III the
centre line Of the put &c road leaiiIR TO a
| take 10 The centre line OF the public read
| loading TO Milford Cross R1ads, tneacs
alopE tho centre liue OF said road north el5.
degrees cast $500 perches to a stake,
Itnsuce noftD 30 degrees SeS' IL 100 perches
1 TO stake, tneuc north a degrees east
70 ~ Nc perches To "a stake ia line Of tha
| laLds OF alban Bucginghsm thence by 2
line o MIA lands SIS degrees vest 1856 eS I0l
1 peTchss 10 8 axe IN an OF stump. thence
south c211 degrees vest 70 Is 100 pefches to a
stone ia the GENRE OF tie Newark road
tthsLce down the e. ntre OF said road SOUTH u
degrees east IA pefcbes t. a take, and thence
lie ntipuiL2 down the centre Tins OF taiI road
hsouth 2l@ degrees east A. 10 petchcs 10 4
,staE Q, icing the point " liter tc Ion Of e.,
HceLtIe limo Of said road with tho ueutrs I'M
tJf the above mentioned ROAD leading L
Pheasant Hill, and tneLcc along S. id certr
limo Of said last mentioned road about 4
tlgl0 perches to the place uf texnnir .
Icontaining 80 acres ard 90 perchss, be tn
Eslme more or lea vita dwelling house, b..i
land other Outtulldings thersoa cree ei.
| seized and taken 10 execution Ms ne prop
lerty Of Edith LAWS. Sdminist atrix
| stephen Davis, deceased, and Edith b4V
f5uTvIviny mOr.gsgor, a1d I. I. ., and To
JsOld by IHInA tOhb, her.f.
sherh's Cifoe, Wilmington, august
llSso. au2Seod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Tho w Gather,

Tomorrow promises 70 be from fail
10 cloudy, with slight rise in tempers
ture aud local rains. Similar c0ndi
tions will probab,y prevail on Wednes
day.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
- - -
MARRIED..

EBBERrS-I5ARR Baltimore city. on
the 4th inst, Dr. J. A. EDberts OF WI,
mington. Del TO Miss Moliie Barr OF In.
dianopolis, Ind.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
Pullman "e y

On Thursday las' az
car workers arrlvea n
fam families OF the m men AL
and will be quiz,
industrial popu lssi
men are a fine loos anil
les and are sober Iii
is said that they Wv WIN VI
Of the wilmington sd
but they will Do ~
Quired.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

J
Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
TIE fra DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
4. b, 1859, ats O'Clock, p. H.,
The following described real est4te, viz:
All the following lands ly ing and being 10
st. ueorges Hundred, county OF New 1ss
tie, viz: That certrain tract Of land de-
scribed in two tracts, as follows.
Nc. l. Beginning on the north shore OF
the Augustine creek or canal and Oh the ll3e
ditch north degrees east 40 6.lO pefcaes 10
the upland, thence with the north line o.
Nathan Thomas and Jacob Nandegriit's los
| OF marsh north ~ degrees west ~ -
pefches to a stone a corner OF Jacob and
CHRISTOPHER NanGtgrift's marsh, thence
north as degrees wes. 40 perches TO a
white oak, corner OF &. Nandegrift aud
M artba HudsOn's marsh, thence along their
line 10 tho main canal, thence up sid canal
to land OF william HIIl's heirs, thence By
their line up another ditch north dea rees
east Is perches to the head OF the ditch.
thence leaving the dit'h and running nCrth
rs degrees west rs p6rchss 10 a threo-foi I ed
maple about feet from the ground, thence
north 3 degrees east IL percles 10 a stoue at
the northeast corner oil a lot Of land belong
ing TO Adam Nance's representative, thence
again with Hill's line south II degrees east
l 10 $40 perches to stone where corner
white oak once st1td, therce south sou de-
/
| OF Matthew Menhis land, thence south Az
| degrees east "a perches, theLcs south iOya
| degrees east $40 peTches 20 corner OF
William Stusrt's land, thence with mis- line
| south 10 minutes west so $40 oe-ches, south
| 50 degrees east u perches, south 80 inmates
| eat az perches TO Au. Justine creek, thence
lup said creek south ~ deglees west 7
perc hes to the canal, AMI thence up the
canal TO Nathan Thomas line, tn ence by
said Thomas' line ditch north l2h degrees
east 30 perches TO the place Of beg inrinx, be
the contents what they may, with q dScii'
ing house, statlinR, grlnary and other cut
buildings on SAID property.
| No. Beginning at i stone, corner OF
| land OF william Cleaver and land vt the
neirs OF christopher Naniegrift deceased,
Thence by said land to 81. Augustine cacal,
thence down the same t. often a line te'
tween this descrlted 10. and land Of the heir.
of Nathan Thomas. dec oa1ed. thence VI said
ditc TO a stone on tho upland in lice ci
land OF the said Hiilism Clever, thence by
the line OF said land TO the plaza ot box m
lining. Containing acrss NOR o. less. ~ d
W. Vol. TO- pas e leo, &c.
Seized and taken In execution az the rroE
erty Of W VILLAIN A. CieAver aad Aiphousf
Is Ul-aver, his wife, ami 10 tie sold by
1 TAU.dAS tDKD, SEerit.
Shert's flee, Wilmington August ia
| d., 1883. au-3.eol.s