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Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

If ME-. ANrHosY CoMsTooE. Who
Is nova postoffss inspector, wishes q
prollf, hlld In whloh to work, he
should turn his attention 10 the parties
in New York, his own oity, who con-
tinuAlly insult respectable oitiIeus In
ell paris OF the ceuutry, and endesvor
10 polluse their families With their lnde-
cent medical circulars sent through the
mail. This city is again being foeied
with them, and In many instsnces they
fall into ths hands Of the ladies oil. Q
family, causing the blush OF shame 70
mantle their cheeks. This suppression
Of this abuse OF the malls would be O
much better business for Mr.. Constook
and Of great deal more benefit TO the
Epublio than his recent onslaught on the
dealers Of works Of art in PhilAdel-
phiA, aud We think he would receive
more encouragement from the courts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

OF our streets the omulnous- yellow Avg
fi1Ated 10. weeks. But the Board OF
Health saw the threatened danger, and
with connendAble foresight took
prompt Gcticn, consequently there are
now but two cAses OF the disease In the
city, both OF uhloh are recovering.
The measures adopted by tho board Of
maiutAiping . strlcl quarantine ai
every house where there WAS case oi
the disease nay seem harsh. but The
result has not Only shown The wisdom
OF this action, bat also the absolute ne
'csssity. We sincerely trust that THU
dreaded disease may be entirely
stamped on. Of the city, and such pre-
cAu.ions taken In the future that there
will be but little dAuger OF 1t again
making Its appearance.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
MONDAY. JARUARx SO 1898.
THInu rs . o'as OF people VIII

THIMB IS o'sss OF people who
have the mistaken Idea that all tha, 10
necessary to correct an abuse, or sup
press an evil, 10 to wiite o oommuni-
oation 10 . newspaper, or send an
Anony nous letter TO the Mayor, bdt In
not one csse In . dozen does either OF
these methods prove OF the slightest
use. A mAa is disturbed BY m intem-
perste neigh Dor, who frequently ooE 90
home drunk and abuses hts family, bat
instead OF going 10 the olork OF the mu-
nIcipal court and swearing out . war
rant for hin he goes to newspaper
ofRoe and wants "a piess'' put In the
paper about Ii. Another man thinks
that the ash man or the garbage ool-
leotor ls not doing his duty, and instead
OF complaining 70 the OF alals OF the
Street and Sewer Department, or the
secretary Of the Board OF Health,
where some atttr ZION will be given 70
the matter, he either sends . oommuni'
cation to . newspaper or goes 10 the
office himself, and expects lev words
published in the Paper 70 oorpe,t the
abuse at once. To be sure this is com-
plimentsTy to the p.ess, and . general
thing the complaints are published,
but We never WArrAEt they Will DO any
good. The proper way is to CON- plain
to those whose buslnoss 1t is TO attend
to these matters, and then II nothing IL
done 1t becomes . sub &c. for The news.
papers to turn their attention 10. The
other class to whom We want TO say Q
word are those who write enony moHI
com nunicAtio1s to the City Solicitor.
Mayor or Chies OF Police. They knc v
where there is o place that gambling OIL
the policy business is cAEsied on, and
on the mere say so OF m AnonymouI
note they expect one or ell of these of
oiAls 10 orgAnizs . raid and tear The
place out They Go not stoE to refiscl
thAt evidence Is necessary to insure
conviction, and thA. withouts warrant
issued, on information giveE by some
one who can be used Is . witness, Il
necessary, no place can be rAided
Therefore all Communications 81 thii
nature are Tseless, and any ciliE sn WIS
has positive knowledge OF . plsoe
where the Law is being violated will
not be doing his duty II he falls 70 60
in person and give the authorities the
necessary information.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

"DRMOCkATIC bLASsEs" in yester-
days SgAr defends the Aotion OF the
eleven mem bers OF City Council Who
voted last Thursday night for weekly
sessions, on the ground shat "Council
10 the only vestige Of self.government
left to the people OF Wilmington, and
they are entitled to the promptesI Atien-
tion to what little legislative business
they may desire to have attended to. II
no other good result follows, 1t may
serve TO keep public attention directed
TO . ridiculous mAIformation OF our
local body poli,ic until the next session
OF the Legislature. Then . strong e.
tort oAn 10 made either TO abolish Ihe
existing com mmissionB and restore 10 the
people the right to regulate their own
affairs, or to establish one more close
corporation com mission TO take the
place OF City Oounoil." 1t must be
admitted there are facts, bat Demo
cratic Glasses" should be the last one
to complain, IS 1t was his own party
that formed these commissions and
forced them on the puollo. The Num-
cipAl Court was created for the sole
purpose OF taking poWer from \ Rspub b.
lean Mayor, and the Wafer Oom mis-.
sion was formed 10 remove the control
OF that branch OF the public service
from > Republican Council, then iI was
all right, and com missions were . good
thing, but now, when the corruption OF
the Street Department OF . Democratic
U'uncil, aud the shameless frauds OF
Democratic ward workers became .
stencil In the nostrils OF even the de-
cent, honest men OF that party, and
com missions were formed by Q Demo-
cratic Legislature 10 oorrec. their
abuses OF power, they became "a ridio-
ulous mGlioTmA,lon OF our local body
polite" 1. docs make Q great differ
ence whose OK is gored
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Frederick Ansohlsg, the young Ger.
man who was arrested with another
man named Antoine Decker, and who
had been falsely reported rs having
been lynGhed for the murder OF Charles
B Hitchcock and wife near Gard en-
Grove, CAL, made full confession on
Saturday. Auschag says he murdered
the Hitchcockg io get the deed to the
ranch ard TO get the owners out Of the
way without paying for the property.
He states positively that Decker had
nothing TO 90 with the crime and knew
no'hirR of it,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

ICHERIFF'5 SALE.-BY vIKTUE OF A
~ writ OF lseVJri Faolas TO me dirt ele1
will be exposed to Iubiio sale. at tho hotel
nov oesupied by Jacob Hyatt. 10 Stanton, In
MIL Greek hsadred, New IA.ue County,
Del,
ON TUESDAY.
TnE aar DAY or JANUAkT. 1855
Atm O'Clock. .. m.,
| The relieving dsssribes real ostate, viE
| All that certain farm plantation or tract
OF land situsssd In white ClsJ OreoA Hun
Idrs4, New Uhstle Cognty and Stats OF pslA
ware with tne neuge aud buildiBaf thereon
erected, ard bounced aud described ss fol.
lows, u wit:
| Iiesinnina al The centre Of an old mill race
. bout 2 Ieishes IRON and In libe with en- old
line stone inpted attee tsp Of bAEh and
running aouEhsriy NA degrees east 7o2 10
RsrebeS win side line of public read leading
10 HAre,s oTner 70 . sofssr between alr6
nArgSrot MAres and Robert HAEthorHe,
thence With the line Of Robot Hawth0r o's
properly Fort % eegrees cast Il so-lco per.
ehes 70 . stake opposite o 'esoe post Marked
VII b three noiehss and being the third p tt
west OF an apgls tree stAs ding nearly IN the
rne thence with Robert bAwthotne's pro.
perty nsrth tsx degrees east 10 2j-lo0 par
ch 60 10 0 feIoe iiAe corner fer these prem .
ke5trt hawthorne and tllHA Runner
theme uorth - dsgrefa west 20 "a 100 p,r.
0 Is o atone corner for the pfs'pites and
Elsa IBmsr 'heLeo norih te5% degrees
east ~ $40 percs 81 70 LtRke IN line DO, cen
this lrcN iseb and klinI J. humsr thence
s1uth co. desfses eaIt - 6S-lpo perot IS to .
stake corner for these premtos Elill
umer and Jesse shapes estate thence
n0Tih lsk dtRreet with the liGe OF the pro.
psrty OF JeAso Shapes estate 10 - 100 per-
ehet 70 an anEle thanou continuing with seid
line north 81 degrees 'ey. 70 psrshss 70
white Ulay eresk thsroo with sAid creek
north ~ degrees wsst about 20 perchtB to
bend In aid creek thenos vita said creek
teuth o. degrees west About ~ per1hss to o
large wAlnut tree 81 bank o. plstte an nsthor
bsls tf said ereeG thence with said creek
sosA 70 ce6roes west ~ pc ehss 10 another
o.nd CfRAao theLos con inuipK with IA ID
creek south n degrees cast 10 pefohsB to q
bend OF this ssmo thence with said creek
south ltA degrees vest II psrehes to the
abu'menI or tumbling dan thence eouth 81
degrees EAST $40 peieaet TO tine csntfs oil
old mill race theDos with raid race south
ftA degrees east IL DSfo1ts to tbs eeutre OF
the Philadelphia. Winirgtun and BALI
more railroad ouiv6rt theHos continuing with
said rhoS routh degrees west about 20 rer.
eheI to bend In the samo. themes following
said htes south 10 degrees west se lO3 ler.
chs 10 place OF box RinnicS eontGInitR X within
said bounds " acres OF land mOre or loss.
be iAsd and taken 10 txooution a. ths pTO.
party OF Wiliitm n dawson End UlarA E
DAws)n, hil vito. ami /, GGd 90 be Bgli BIZ
HiLES LAMB pON, Shsrin.
Shsris's Z nee. Milnins tor, JanuIry ~.
lSB ihnle
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
CH TuEBDA
TH K slsT DAY egJANUARY, 1855,
at o'clock, p. m /,

FNs following described raAl estAts, viz;
All thsac sertain lots OF land situate In the
ely q WilmingtoA, bounded sad dsssribed
Ne I. Beginning st ths southerIy side Of
-Four th street extended between ROdm an nd
hAwley streets Al thr distance Of Is feet from
| The westerly aldo of RodInan street., thenea
/ lsoutherlT parallel TO ROdman street % feet 4
Inches W corn :, thence westerly parallel 10
Fsurth street 30 fest 10 corner. tkeloe nOrth-
erly parallel to ROdmAn street u I, el iueh es
TO The Aforesaid side OF FOHrth street aud
thence merely eAsterly ~ fe.t to the place Vt
ssslAAiHH. b. the.esnttAts thereof What they
No, :. Beginning a. IRE westerly side of
6ooInsA str, 81 Al tAe distance or lO feet
street, nenee westerly perallel TO ~ street
100 feel 10 corner, thence nOrtAetly parallel
TO GoodnAn street to testi a csrner, thence
SAID westerly side of Go0dnAn street and
ihenei ihereoJ sOutherlT feet to place u
eeginnins, be the contents thereof what theT
nay.
| No. 3. Beginning al the southeriy side of
Da.t' street at the distance sf 90 feet wester-
Y Nom the westerly SIDE Of Dure stree
tsshse ssutheTlE parallel TO Dure street 10 feet
b. 60 ner, thence uestsrlJ parallel 10 Davis
| street is feet to smother corner, thence p0rkb-
erly parallel 10 Dare street 10 feet " the said
shersby easteriy 10 Get to the place OF begin !.
AlnR, be the contents thereof what they a ay
n9. :: Bf fsinnlnE Al the southwest corner
| OF an IleJ feet vice hence southerIy along
sAld alley side parallel 10 HeAld street rs feet
| IN hes " eoruer penss essteTly parallel
side OF Head street Aforessad. ana ,hepos
| nero " AoTthsriy - feetb In tAes 10 The pl ace
q oeginning. be the sGatsnts thsSsof what
s;i,,A .s .nd Y. rp IL e1...Mon =. We prop.
~ OF ts.srs Y. e.egs Anh Mary e., his
sA"sn'' oass v iainItOn, Jaau.iy IL,
| l l1-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
DON'T MISS

The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoat
cheap, which J. T. Null
lin & Son are offering.
They want to close their
Overcoats, to get their
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have now
made another reduction
Of 10 per cent. on all
Heavy Overcoats.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up'Spring Clothing
but not SO busy but
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or an
Overcoat to their order,
They offer boys' Over
coats at the same low
prices as their Mems,
They want to sell them
1t will pay well to buy, il
even for another season
They close at 6 p. m.
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
wILBIEGrOn = nUMrNkknn, i

Tins tapis in eject NOV. 10th, 1851. Train
len7e Wilmington (Fronch Btreot) a. follows
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Sprina
Aold, WaynesburK Junction, Manor, PotG
Vile, TGr.squA, Allentown, lebanon, WsT
nsrsYtlle and au points On the Philadelphii
Yer Springfield, WEynesbufR JunS-
tioat Coatesvlne, Embreoville, LanApa
OhaddB Ford and DuPont's and intefna6
ciAte 2oints,T.et am, Gtb, and Is D. m.
Ior Ooatesyille and intsrmsd iats points
- % q, m, 2 IS and 4 50 D. m.
ior Wef. Ohestsr, 100 =. m, fu and 4 81
.. n.
= OF New Bridge and iRtsEnsdiAts poiht9
t.lh p. u. and on Saturday, at 8 70 and II 10
y. N.
On Sunday fer Reading and intsrmsdiAts
points a. % .. M, and for Springfield ant
intermediate points At 8 % p. ID.
a q, mcCACSLAHD, n. d. HlBBARD,
buDeriDtg1dsDt Ganr Pass. AE'I
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ON SATURDAY.
TEE 9TH DAY OF FzBRUARY, i,as.
at2o'olock, D. -,

rss following assoribsa real eaAte via.
All that los or plscs Of IHud sitsAis In the
city of WARinEtsA, GsuRdsd aud described
as fOlows, TO wits
Begianins at . intsrseetloa OF tAs sosth E
wtstern side Of front slreet, ard the huFAh-
western ttls Of TatnAn street thence by said
side OF Front str ct nuTsh - degrees vest sS
feet and one inch 70 And o. hrssrs. Sherwood
Fell theace BY line ei their land south-
westerly " feeb ~ lana of Thomas Dreen,
thonoe By line of his land sou the Aster y eS
Ieet and one inch 60 norihwesSsrly side Of
fAtnall stree Aforesaid, and thence thereby
norm ~ ee rec; ess, 20 feet 70 the plaee lof
beginning, be The cOnLeats thereof more or
less, win the bundirgs thereon erested- Hook
N Vol. IL page 81, etc,
iaed and tahrn In txeeuttoA As the pTor-
erty OF John 4. Wilson AAd Annie NJ, hts
vile And I. I. 's and To- sc sold ~
GlItB JAMESON. sherif
lssa i1-eod.t
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ON SATURDAY,
THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888
Al 2.o'clook, Pm,
The following described real estate, viz

IH' 'U1IVHIHE ue5IIIOeu TeAI ostatti VIZ!
An that certain let OF land and t~o-story
frame dive Hing thereon, titnAts A. the ettv Il
wilmington, bOu ndsd an described a. 70 lows
thHt Is to say:
BEGINNING at the westerly aldo OF valiant
street between Eighth aud Nina streets at
hs dlsblnce of Ns feet Ia inches frsn ths
souiheriy sids OF Ninth street and nj Lhe cen
We Of the party wall, thence westerly by land
Of Neal Mooney en- the north ihroash Ne &c =
str ct about ~ fost 10y inches, then s0at theT-
" feet Inches thence eaateriy nearly par
allel with nth street and hrsaKh he aentrs
westerly side of HalAut street and thsnc.
thereby northerly 10 fest inches to M plae,
of beginning, he the eontenA what they may,
with .he use Of thsAiey
SeiIe1 ami taken In exeeuuon IS the proper
" OF James Alexander PosheA, and Phsb,
Anu, hs wife, and Vs.. Snd ts bt sold by
GILES EAhBSON Sh,rlh.
sherin's once, W lmingh-h, January is
1870. ib-eod-tE
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
MAMAMAKERB


Muslins, all qualities above
the mean, all weights and
widths, and all cheap.
Northeast OF centre,
Cold weather came too
late to save the prices Of
Furs. Prices are by the al
manac. Everything is down
more or less:
Beaver Gauntlete, IS 50 from 500.
Beaver GAuntlets, $500 from $50
Beaver Mufsiers, Is from SO.
Beaver Mufiiere, SO from %.
Goat Robes, IS, 81 and $40.
Prairie Wolf Robes, el2 and 10.
Mountain Wolf Robes, SO aud t25.
Catch the price idea from
these. The sag is as much
In Russian Circulars, Fur.
lined Circulars. and sucll
things. as in Driving Furs
Second floor, Chestnut street side. Two
elevators.
Only an expert critic
could tell our So Shoe on a
mans foot from the sort we
sell at $3.50. And this be-
cause we are selling the best
S3 Mems Shoes in the coun.
try.
We keep the finest Shoes
plenty of them. But it is
/saa6fe to sell honest calf
skin Shoes for men, of ex.
cellent quality at So the
pair. The growing demand
for the Wanamaker Wear
well-that's what we call it
the numbers that are re.
paired with second solei, the
coming of men who wear
them regularly and ask no
questions except as to the
fit, the increased stock need
ed for the trade, show them
to be all we clsim-the best
ior the money.
You can have them with
London cap or plain toe,
laced, buttoned, or Con
gress. They polish like best
French cali.
If you want to compare
other leading Shoes sold at
the same price, our Shoe
Store will show them. Each
Shoe branded with our
name.
Market street front, west OF Main Aisle
JOHN WANAxAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
DR.. Jays Liniment.

A Remedy for all Aohea or Pains.
ThiB remedy came from Paris, France, the
receipt Of distinguished French phi yslcian
neEor bofore made known or used In th is
country. II cures hheumRtism, Neural
gis, Headache, Sprains, Bruises, etc., and
all diseases OF mRD or beast, requiring exter.
nal application. For sale at t02 Market
street lso corner OF OodaT and Marshall
Streets Wilmington, Del. o2e-ood. pIa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

THE Board OF HeAl,h is entitled to
the grsstes: creti, tor the manner in
which they have Ncei In suppressiug 9
the smallpox in his city. A few weeks
sgo there was every reason to believe
thA; We would have repetition Of the
BceDes Of 1881 and 1882, when on zens
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Philadelphia, Wilmington q Bal
Nmore Railroad.
Wovemper l9t,,, IRWT
Trains win leave wlIm,srtsn As f.l

Trains viii leave WilrniB Rten ~ feh0Wi
8 IS 80. no. q 70 n, II "a II I a. m. n q
Sosa$%. 20 lisa. G .ss e y s& u; Ia ss . n,
goi Gs'iifi Z (, !....'i;s 2. 4 h = a y. "a -: q
Scs.%aca.ti.a, So 7a 7A sA pMa
Sew foSs, 80 IA ens eaasnlPfSss,pa, assnPf
nMA N. Is / y, az, SaI 'sA 7 % and
Fof West Chester, via LsnsliA, 9 - and
Yor Newark (OentreJ and intermealats sta
2G Ssinors = and an u = .ns Up s.,..u. AZ MIA
S:isi$:s. Si:s sssi W ); S,y Line, :.
70 a and llea. m. u u, Il II, sh, - 8 10,
II Fan. aa tof + bsisr.re % Division leave for.
New castle, sco, sna a. NJ, isl IA sa,
1 p. M, and u 6S Night
Georgetown and Iewes, % e. IN =, ) 20 p.m.,
asrri aston. Deisssr. md n Nv way stations, sa
Eiprsss iSi aArrinssor, 10 p. m. WAY
EIPtess 'er Dover. Harrington. .ad Dsi.
mar, II o. Night.
EIpres. for dApe Charles, Old Psint Com
fsrt andHsrfoih, II % Night
Leave Phnsdeaphia. Broad street., for VII.
ninEton texpressL II n, %. ~ IN, sn
% 50 II IA II eha. m, 1 a sci, 4sa. 1 30, so,
Al, sU. so, 70 p. m.
Aceommo4a lon, en-, u n q. m, I.N, asa
n. az, s19 70 u % 70 70. aud IL q p. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (express), 100. ia. An,
7 IS, 80, II 81 a. N, . 3, ~ anu 90 D. m.
Aeon modanon, IS =. m, MA - tA
Tor chester I.IPfs'.l 7MsD. IL 81 /. n.,
s =, @; and lstop: m:
Accommodates. ShAn., n 70. 80. 4 10.
~. and T.4np. N.
For New Xork (eIpressL . %. . a. 80 7M
ID IL h a. m. n, "a . n o, and le.N
D, m.
For West Chester. via Lamokin. as a. m,
For .Cepe Ch.rie4, Old Point Comfort, ane
Norfolk, il o. Night
For New Caste, hiddletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. HArrin zion, Seafvrd, Laurel
and DelmAr, u 06 Right.
baltimore aud Warrington, In, "a SA
10 II =. M, II "a g "a and q p. m. BAltL
more, Q. % and u 4p m.
Leave PhiladelphiA, Broad Street. for VII.
miDgton lexpressJ, "A Is La. 7.2o, Q. 70, IA. ~
A. NJ, Sos. 6.E and II. ai T. NJ.
Accommodation SIS, 10, n A. NJ, IL - 1oA
g.. TO- s. rs and II. a 4. N.
For further Information, PASSENGER are 70
ferred 70 the ticket Once Al tie station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited axpree1
upon which extra nrt Is charged,
CHkS. II. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
General MANAGER enerAl Passenger AE't
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

tHY METHOD lhs sAiy fssvs thsi li't' l'fns
nentiJ the sofst cases Of ps0asi sissaieA Hg'
rfraL Aad priNA ptssH cal psTieaee, vih ''a ~
and aeAna knuun n tsirHss NJ sBiate.. 5ss'i', ~
permanent sure THn Eosf bANGtAJss- =. :
h0LltlTkD, Relief At oHss, Hssa ior beoA 4, I,
on Hpssal diseases Aad STPsi4ag hseds, hsu -,
vlshHirs Sufferers ana aE' "a sslustas trss''h - !,
saAes. tl1Od Pafiasrt Egsdsisst prsHisiuG. a. -,
paJ, ats fhey rsiu hasaEads Beet .All - . = =
HiHk Will save nAek tanstlhE aaa aHlaJ. NnN -
PAtioHti zee the e1stsr suiE nsBrt 80 h"'
neadas and sAiVrdAE tlu 10. SsaahT in I
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ RIG GI6TEk'b OFFICE,
NEW CAArLB (OuNTY ".


HoVembar i1h .sT.
Upon the application OF AlbanA h. Asist-
son, AdministrAtoT Of Theodore Anderson
late Of offenutylyaniA, decreased, Il 1. or,iefst
aLd directed by the Register thai As
AdmlhlstTalor Aforesaid, give notice nl grllt
lnE Of letters Of Administratiun spsa
the estate OF the deceased, with The das Il
granting thereof, by cRusnE Adyertisturnh
70 be post, d within forty days from thr dlR
Of such letters In aiI Of the most public piYa
or the county OF New Castle, rtqstn6F u
persons having demands AgAinst the ettAuN
present the same, or abide by an Al .fAL
Dembly In such case made Ahd provided Gai
Also cause the RAine ~ be inserted within as
same period In the DAILY RErUBLiCAH
Newspaper published in Wilmington. ua,
and 70 be continued Lherein thres WeyGL
(e. o. d.
- Given under the hand and seal d
l.. 8. Oiiicc OF the Register aforesaid, a
- wilmington, la New Castle Uouag
ploresAld, the day and year above HHt,fh,
JOHN X. BRAD FORD, RcgislAr.
hoTlCH.-All persons having oiAima agllaA
the eetAte OF the deceased must present ~
Same duly affected tu the AdminiHtraiof %
or before Nov, 18th, lRA or abide thr Ac1a
Assembly In such case ~ Ade and provided
ALbANls L. ANDERSON.
Admlulalf,ta
Address, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ON FRIDAY,
TIE sp DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1898,
Atm e'slesk. o =. IN.
The following descrlbsa real ,.t.te, VII,

The following described real ,stats, viz:
koI. An that certain farm or trAet Of land
situated In NIL oreet HSudre !. New CASTLE
goanty and Slate OF Delaware. bounded aud
HeRiAninE al stone ct the nn,rAuce of A
isne AdJolhing lands hOW or late oi ChNrles
Ferguson, thence by said FergusOn's land
north az degr, west ~ as Nv chains 10 :
stone An north loN degree, vest s5- lOU
chAlbs TO ttOna on the corner VI Lind u " or
late OF Lewis Uurleu thenoS by sAi1 land
hoElh " degrees 20 miuUtes wcst - p-to
ehslna 70 - NO Ia eorner Of laud now or late
oG william hendehhall. thence sv said lands
senth y Alhntes wess 81 N-l0l chAirs 20 ttons
Hoops, theuce by said lAnd tsuth deEr,e Is
alhutes a. tto-i0l chains 20 an old poplar
stump In the corner Sflsnd lAte OF Joha Cro--
east Slice ehainA to a stoas sos lii v deSree,
~ minutes East II 70 chsins ~ n stska an 4
s.sns Ia sorneT lRts Of Mi Cross and
thenes by tAd land hsrth ~ degreee 50 mlnutea
east y - - chains - the place Of begianihg
h,use AHd Sa n and ether SuildIngS thereon
No .. An that certain tract or piece o + isAd
situate, lyiAK sE baing o. 6tll Greek Hundred, /,
Ssv trIna county. Dol, bOsAded and de.
scr,bed As follows 70 wit;
We Esup r. ma Ualp tsrn piKs in the middle
Of me OLD ksWPsri road AAd alshG said road
south lsh deg Sss est y shalas and links %
nAn's lad south btH degrees west " ehainI
ans ~ links 70 stoRP, thence along said CiAr-
mans north le degrees vost . chains and
lpks u stone, ttense north ~ degrees west
aohalhs Aad llnhstpa atene, Aence along
mo land OF John II Crossan Asrth I4y( degrees
Along the lana Of tlie heirs OF JAmea Croa m
north soA cegfees east ~ chains and VI iinka
, 70 ne plScs . % 6es nniny soatAinlAg q acres,
nor, or les, with . hOuss AAd barn AAa olheF
oHtbuldluEs ther on egeoted.
ssis,d sad !al IN eIseution "a the proper
~ 81 JosepA Lyman Caroline A. Lynhn exc
estfiI Of fJGsephR LTnAn. 4 ceased, Aad TO be
sod bE
GILKs LAhB6oN, shs-in.
shsrir's once, Wilmington, January lB,
i4s. tH-eod-tL
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
On SATURDAY,
THE Ath DAY OF FEBhuARY, 1850
at = O'Clock m

The slloWing dsiorEbed real eItate, viz
III that certain lot or uAes o. OF land with n
three siorled brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate 10 the city of WilmInQton.
Pounded and de,ofibed ~ Duoys 10 Wit.
Beginning AZ point on u northsrly
eide OF Eighth street between PopIsr Sp1
Lon hsrd streets at the distaboo Of % font
weatorly from the westerly side OF I.ombRrd
street, ihsBos northerly through thu middle
u the diylsion wall betRosen this and Lhe
mouse adjoining on ths east parallel with
ombard etrset gO feet TO the southerly side
OF an alley feet wide leading into Ixh.
htd atieot, thence along said sde Of said
sI.ey westerly parallel with khth street
ioet TO o rneT, thence sputheEly parallel
Win LON bard street and thr ugh tho mid
als OF tht eivision wall between this AID
no mouse adjoining en- the West VO Ioet 10
ne said ncrtherly side OF eighth street, ard
n IN 80 lhtreby eA.torly 10 teot 10 the place
oI beEinnlng, be the contsnts theEeo. What
tho7 may.
seized and taken in execu tLOn rs tho pron
erty OF James A. Stewart AID HApTah M
NtoWaft, his vii AMI t's. and 10 be- Hold
by GILES LAMBSDN, sheriff
Sherih's Ones. Wilmington January 10.
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