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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-27
MISS JOHNsON'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
REOPENS SEPTEMBER 2STH.
CORNER OF GRACE AND MADISON sTREETs.

Assistants: Professors Beverley Robertson
aud j. s. Fleming, OF large experience in female
Bemnaries--Letin. Mathematics, and all sciences
embraced In collegiate course.
Mrs. Charles Howard and Miss Norwood-Eng-
lish. Mile. do Labanowskt-French. Madam
Teusler-German. Miss Logan-Drawing and
Painting. Mrs. Powers-Typewritin and Ste
biography. French conversation n specially.
Circulars at book stores. Residence. III west
Main street SO 23-5t
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DIR l. PEARnn COATES

OFFICES; 7os east Franklin street, Ricn-
mond, Va ONCE hours; o 70 10 NJ. 20 4, and
. 70 $3.50 p. N. Sundays, % 10 1e n.
sPkCiALfiES; CA1ARRa-Kar. Mesa,
Consultation az once or BY mall free. Aedi-
cnes furnished. II yoa live AZ distance send
for symptom blank. Charges within tne reach
OF al 10 lS.rs
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MISS DANIELS SCHOOL
WI FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.

The next session OF this school begins SEP
TENDER 2STH.
Miss DANIEL will DO assisted by Mrs CASEIE
CABELL In the Collegiate Department and by
Miss JEFFRIEs In the Primary Department.
Latin, Professor BEVERLY ROBINSON.
German, Miss BAUGH. French, Professor l.. n.
HAssELEPF.
A new feature In the school is a kindergarten
In French. conducted by Nine. HAssELERF for
children of years and upward.
hme HAssELEFF will also have q conversation
class for students OF French.
Both these classes free OF charge.
Physical culture will be in charge OF Miss
WHITEHEAD.
The Misses Daniel will receive a limited num-
Der OF boardidg pupils.
For further particulars inquire at 101 west
Main street
Circulars at West & Johnston's book store.
sc 7-tSe27
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Y0RK-RlVER LINE. ynwt,rp,.r
TIE FAyokrE ROUTE NoRrn
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. iU. 3Iupu
local EXPRESS, daily e,c,s s...
Stops at all stations 40 Is.-.- No. ~
meets with stage ,or waikeron, s..a B,,-..
steamer AZ West Point '''-'f
TRAIN NJ. ne, 4:s5 %. A.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily o,.......
for Yves; Point, c0nnofrg v.. 'n
steamers for Baltimore. A. B1.l...-.
connect WITH Baltimore ln1 Or., r...H
Washington, Philadelphia ana N.y H.. 81 "
Steamers leave Baltimore - b. ~ .,.
cept Sunday. l q
1910 A. NJ. al
TRAIN No. a. G.l1Av
LOCAL MIXED daily except ,,.t..
TWenty-third stree. for We; p..i. I.....7
date points.
Tickct-oilice ~ station fout rf y.,..,
Open A. 81. TO r. NJ, auI from DIN ...';
A. ". '-4
city tickst-onice- cast Main ..-...
sol. HAAS, Nt .r.
Traffic Manager. General P1....y... ...
w. II. GREEN, General Nan1y,r
y. BERKELEY, Superintendent.
j. 5. POrTs, Passenger Agent. 500 N..s .....
Richmond, Va.
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FOR SIX LONG YEARS

CATARRH undermined my health and made
my daily life drudgery and like one cropping
in the dark sought relief, but did rot fnd il
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MUSICAL,


MUSICAL.-MR. N. BOWDITCH
W. CLAPP WILL RESUME HIS LESSONS
IN MOBILIZATION AND THE STUDY OF
THE PIANO-FORTE OCTOBER /, 1892
Communications may be addressed 20 60I
east Grace street. sc 25-Su,Tu&F4t
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
DELVIDERE KINDERGARTEN
ID AND SCHOOL,
los NORTH BELvIDERE STREET.
NExr sKssIoN OrENs sEprEMpER 9srn.

Miss ROBINSON, Principal, nom Coo's Normal
Training School, New York city.
Miss STEVENSON, Assistant in kindergarten,
FROM Alden's framing School
Miss CRlSGAS, Assistant 10 Primary Depart
ment.
Mics STEVENSON, Director Of PHYSICAL Culture.
Miss THAw, Instructor IN Dancing.
There will be a French Conversation Glass, and
Sewing ami Modelling will be taught In tho
school
Miss Coos kindergarten was the one selected
Cor Centennial Exhibition In 1875.
Alden's School Is the selection for exhibition NJ
the Worlds Fair. Circulars at WEST, JOHN
SION Il CO.'S, and at s2S16 west Grace street.
SO gilt
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RN,pn,
TlMk-rABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. Noy ." $50. az,
NJ. trains on this road VIII pun a. ..tf.
TRAINS SOUIuNAEI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-27

DICHMOND. FREDEKiOhSD - D.,
HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
commencing APRIL 20. is5-- 'A'-'.1
dGrd time. ..... .,.f
stops only 80 ASHLAND n--
Milford, FrederieksDlrs, h 80
and Widessssr. sleeper O. -
ington ana New YORK
Washington l.; =. ~. bt-.i
ssi:i7 T.. NJ, Phllste.phA 80
NJ. New iOrE $50 T. :. .,tt
II5oA. NJ. leaves Byrd street stAtoa !,
except sunday. Blrct .af,z',
Rlchinond 10 New lgrs 49,
Washlngton $40 r. NJ. htiH
5:24 z. NJ, Philadelphia ''t' '''~
New YORK lO:3J. /. y t.lt
5;05 Il. NJ. leaves Byri-streo, IA. M
Sleeper Richmond % NsH -
stops only az Ashiani '9,s
MILFORD, fredsuckspurs 30,
aud WideWater stops 40 PIX, 80
tons on Sundays Arrives "i-f
ingtOn lilo 7. w., Balun.'f, *,
:. ~, Ph.l.ds,PhiA $40 Il D. ~
$50 A. NJ arrives AZ nyrd.S,reet .;ai.91 ri,
Sleeper from New YORK. y,
at Underwater. Brooke re" -
bury, MILFORD. D0ssslh AZ .ls.
and stops At ether stations ID. ID 4
days. Leaves WGsang'o1 Wv
o.aspn s,y,va. AZ syrd.strest siatios, ~ ~
stops st FreioricksolFs' 49,.
Dosvsl. ana Ashland al
from New York . baslias "a "A
Wssninxton 70 Ri,hnoud, I1o,,,s..
stop AZ kibA. Leaves Wa
1857 A. n. . -...t,, .l.iF
e,s5P. N. arrives AZ Byrd-Street asiio ''., 5,
exeent sunday Budei fssf. 10
Ssw YORK 10 Rtchmoai Law
washington 5:0T Z. N ,,,r,oN
rppnxp,rkSH1'K0A CCOAHOpA4iVN
pAfl.Y sxcEPT SUNDAY. .,,,cz,
lsoOP. N. leaycs ByFd-Sireei ssauss
wy " Frsdsrtcksburg At go 7, n ,o,es
sAo A. NJ asriyes Byri-stress sis.i'A
frederlcssbgrz 0'0S n n
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAlir kxcsrr SUNDAY. ,..,,a.a
a.xs A. NJ. leaves Elha Arrives g. A'H'--
1913 A. NJ. ,.,i.als
e.,a p NJ leaves alba Arrives ~
o:53 r. N. ..,i.ai a
e4sANL arrives IibA Leaves A'A''-
600 A. n. -. .al.ais
0:lo y. n. arrives a. ksoa
q A fAYLoe, Trail ... xs
zE y NsEsx General saess'l'
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF EDGERT0N 3. ROGERS, ARcHITEcr,l
Room %, HASRWISCKEL BUILDING,
RIcHA0SD, VA. J
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
~ ERECTION OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
BUILDING, proposed 20 be built az tho Colum-
bian Exposition az Chicago. viii be received I'M
I'll 10 M, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1902, At the above
ONCE, where the drawings and ali desired infor-
nation can be obtained. The tight 10 reject
any or all bids presented Is reserved.
SO 23-5t
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fOr-c.
l. $50 =. X. .Drig t'r lfa.h
No. ). connects n Gori.us,ii!of'r " l'.
nj yifyinie .i.iani JIl...I Or
a. Baalc CitY for SncIHufl % B Valley. I'd
south. snG ~ Stauntep for ilrf 'f' f.i'
supper in DlnIrg-C1r
No. 3. Pullman ana Dining, ar 90 600 ''
Ne. ~. tCnue.fs ~ D0ssri 'ur " -.-.t
No. 2. Pullman Tor Oh Pom, '.,
Point for Nosi0lk daily, eG'rp' NI''f
No. 81. Vestbul0 train goo ui i.-.
folk.
No 4. Pullman Tor Oh P0i4t ,- 'f
Norfolk.
No. o. Solid train tor LyucluIrf ana '.'.'
Forge.
No. II. Parlcr-car for Lyn'hHIr-
No. Arrvo Hrnad-strrs. ~lif. ri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-27

~ s:2O A. NJ Daily ron LyucLulrs a.i ID
Ton FORGE ..
10 GOO y. ". DAD from LyucaoI-F all o.
ton forge.
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FREnERICkeBINI

JOHN ID. .u4|'
ie25 DiVs.Oa P.ss-ns 20 -
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IR1Yo
No. liichmold. E.kttf-'i. ''.

SEQ 4. So. .Daly for Lyaea.1-s i.l i...-
to--o.
III $50 =. Il. Dat t'r Lf..h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-27

? $3.50 A. y. Daily from Cincinnati
81 $50 A. ". .Dauy from u,-He-
a 300 L. "A. Daily from tufnIl-
81 1880 l.. n. EXccl. sunday GIA '-.'
Forge
No Arrive Elgrte-Sua.. stst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

A regular session of tho Board of
Water ommlssioners was hslu last
night. Mr,FGbiGer not being present
on account of Illness. The weekly nav
roll OF $3.50. ~ was ordered pad, and
the balances in bank WAS reported at
si5.53e.32. a petition from John Mul.
Yena FOR water pipe on Conrad street,
between HARRISON and FRANKLIN, was
re.ered to Chief Engineer E!rd. The
following bills We're passed; A. l..
i5iscoe, Sl73; Lawrence Burns, l4.7S;
The George W. Bush and Sons Com.
fany, 40 cents; J. V, Carlisle Il Com
pany, ll.75; N. 3. Culbcrt, 1.75; john
Il. Day, lll.05; The Diamond Ice Com
pany, 1865; Fell 4 Peoples, Is cents; j
IL, Fl1mer, 27,0O; Joseph II. GoodinE,
$50; John s. Grohe, $3.50; John Jacoby,
25.51; Kent IL Weeks, 1857; l.. Z. Ma,
runcy, l.4O; The Remington Machine
Company 20 cents; }, q. Schaafer,
1880; Tho Speakman Supply and Pipe
Company 39.7S; Thomson Meter Com.
pGny, 1850; A. 1raynor, 1000; P. z.
Tyre, 81 80; Tho Wilmington Coal Gas
Company, 674,96. ....- ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

Isanc Cross, steward OF the schooner,
r. z. Avery while anchored at Lewes
Breakwater Tuesday, had hearing
before U. s. Commissioner Lewis W
Mustard. on the charge of having fired
a bullet from revolver into the body
OF Martin Johnson. colorcd sailor, Oh
the high seas, Jan. 9th, 1892.
U. =. Marshal Ii. g. Mahaffy and
his deputy, Watson, lodged the pri-
soner in Custom house cell. ut Sixth
and King streets, by7 o'clock last
evening.
The sailor, armed with Delaying
pin, and the steward with a revolver,
had words. johnson offered to strike
and Steward Cross shot and Is con
nned under $1,000 bail.
Joseph Smith, a witness, was brought
up from Lewes under $500 bail Sail.
or johnson is at the Marine hospital
under DR.. Hiram Il. Burton. The ball
penetrated his left breast, WAS deileet.
ed by bone and is lodged in his back
near the shoulder without present
serious danger.
The E. +. Avery is en- voyage from
New York to Savannah, Ga, for a car
go OF cypress. Her master is Capt. q
j. Hawley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

A semi-iendish delight often seems
to possess people OF strong nerves in
sneerlng at those with weak ones. The
irritability OF the nervous hypochon-
driac is rldiculed as natural i'll temper
Tho very genuine and distressing
symptoms from which he suffers are
made light Of HE" or she is a
crank!h is the cheerful sort of sympa-
thy with which the nervous invalid
meets from the unfeeiing and the
thoughtless. At tho same time no
complaint is more defined and real
none has Il more easily eXplainable ORR
gin when 1t is chronic. imperfect di-
Restion and assimilation are always
accompanied by nervous debility and
anxiety. Build up the powers Of as
slmllatlon and digestion with Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters. ana nervous
symptoms, sick headaches and gen
orally feeble condition of the system
are remedied. Remember that fearful
ravages arc produced by Ia grippe
among weakly, nervous people. Hos
letters Stomach Bitter5 cures it, and
prevents malaria, rheumatism and
kidney complaint.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

William II. Caldwell is the first AHrieo.
American regular policeman OF Wi.
mtngton, having teen appointed by
the Police Commission On Monday
evening sworn in by Mayor Wiley
and assigned to duty by Chief Black.
burn last evening. Walter L.. Willis
went through The same ceremony.
Patrolmau 'aldwell will have his hap
tIsm Of lire in tho nth patrol district
tlHt Includes 'Af hitochupel' and lit,
lie ltily." Willis Was assigned to she
ia, duty witt, HAWKINS and IIatton.
constantine Cooper, u second colored
pu!lyehau5 viii act in place OF IaUu-
kuy Bird, who has the grip. These
iaree, with iark Guard Nai,lain. make
four defenders OF law Gnd order OF
tic coluIea pursuaslou.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

Parker has lot Of canalies mock
iug hi1qs and parrots. nj 40. lO8 East
>scaHu strcet, at very reaspualte
prices. Young married ladius who
wish something to prevent emut.
should secure ono of them by nll
m0Mis. ] leasant songs will give
ehtetialnees 10 the sitting room and
prevent al igeiipg oil iohesomeness. a
5ir kodenhaugn from Gainesville.
purchased OLE GA tuesday as did
soHIe utbBr parties. These who Wish
Ia 81 rfia tirst.clas5 singers should
therefore call at an early uuta.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

All the national banks of the city
held their annul election for directors
yesterday. Considerable interest was
manifested and q larger vote thar
usual was polled. The following Is
the result of the election: First Ma.
tional Bank-Samuel Bancroft, Jr., z.
James Belt, Edward Bolts. George W.
Bush, james G. McComb. Clement d.
Smyth, Lewis G. Vandergrift, Charles
W. Pusey, Lewis p. Bush, Jr. The
directors will meet for organization
on Thursday morning at 0 o'clock.
Union National Bank-Edward T.
Bellah, William M. Candy, Henry II.
DUPONT. Preston Lea, DR.. Jacob Der
ickson. VIM. II. Swift, Willard Dupont,
Charles G. Rumford, William Sauls.
bury, Jr. The directors organized
this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Central National Bank-Samuel Nc
Clary, DR.. Philip Plunkett, John Peo-
pies, Charles L. Fritz, j. ID. Sisler,
Henry c. Robinson, Fl. F. Dure, Sam
uel u. Simmons, William M. Field,
Benjamin Nields, james A. Hart G..
Baird, Allen Speakman, A. A. Capelle,
William Is. Sharp, William X. Crosby.
The newly-elected directors will or.
ganizo tomorrow morning.
National Bank of Delaware - Henry
G. Banning, Richard L. Gibson. Ed
ward Bringhurst, Dr., j. H. Hoffecker,
Jr., L. IL, Hofl'ecker, Edward Andrews
and William w. Pussy. Officers will
be elected on Friday morning.
National Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywine-George S. Capelle, Will
liam L. Porter, Alfred b. Warner, I.
b. Smith, Thomas jackson, j. Newlin,
Gawthrop, William G. Pennypacker,
James Morrow and c. Wesley Weldin
The directors will organize on Thurs.
day morning.
The only new directors elected in
all this number were w. X. Crosby
and W. i. Sharp TO the board of the
Central National Bank, 10th leading
dry good merchants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13
ON SATURDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1892,
at2o'cloek p. H.,

The following described real estate viz;
All that certain tract Of land with n
two story brick dwelling house thereon
erected, situate Ia the city oil Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit:
beginning az point in the line OF the
southerly side oi Sixth street at tho dis
taucc of about 1J2 feet inces from the In
tcrsectlon OF SAID southcrly side of Sixth
street with the line OF the easterly side OF
the new company road; thence southcrly
and parallel with said new company road
Is feet 10 n stake; thence westerly and
parallel with Sixth street 10 feet u inches
10 a stake; thence norlheriy aud parallel
with the said new company road IS feet
to the southerly side of sixth street afore-
said. and thence thereby easterly ~ feet 6
inches to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas ID. lIiZar and Caro-
line, his wife and t. ts and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
6herlffs oftice Wilmington, Del, January
I. 1892. u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

The funeral OF Vim. II. Barr, of New
Castle, which took place on Monday,
was attended by A. members OF Adel-
phia Lodge. X. of r., aud many rela-
tivns and friends. Services were held
at the NJ. L. Church, and Rev. T. L.
Martlndale spoke feelingly of the de-
ceased, as well "a of tho uncertainties
Of life. Mrs, Barr was 50 greatly
shocked by the death rs to be unable
TO attend the funeral The pail bearers
We're james Il. Fucker John NJ Han.
son, VIM, d. Greer, Robert Shaw, Pat
rick Ahren, and Edward Dalby.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

Goodman N. E. Sunday school board
met on Monday evening and elected
the Following officers for the ensuing
year: superintendent, Charles Beaden.
kopf; assistant, s. Jersey; female sup
erintendent, Miss Cassie Cloud; musi-
cal superintendent Charles Justison I;
infant school, Miss
Bother s mersey sa ME- s,ol hate
treasurer, Joseph T. Cannon; librarian,
George Hickman; organist. Miss May
Hersey; assistant, Miss Mary Weldin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

A regular meeting OF the Board Of
Health was held last night. Executive
officer Hugh Mcconnell, acting as Sec
rotary in place OF W. q. X. Colquhoun
who is detained al his home by sick
ness. After the usual routine business
the contract for the First district was
awarded to Frederick Winchester at
Sl,bS9; the Second to Lelion Collins, at
%, l75 and the Third and Fourth to
Thomas Fagan at 81 lis and S3, SOC 25,
respectively, The prices paid ara the
same as last year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

The hoard Of Directors Of the Street
AMI Snwer Commissioners net IN
se-utar -~s-lon lass night aud pissed
the weekly payroll of sl1o49 Tho
Balance IN hand WIS reported at z51.
en-. IA Drain layers. leenaes ware grant
al TO Daniel RoAl, John Hree4iee and
samuel l.. Clark.
A communication from citycuuncil
eoinnilO e. on bridge over the railroad
al Fem III street Wa lead aaFlng Tor q
conference with tAel omd on that sub
i, "a ,.at5uctocR this evening The
concentration WITS aCccpted4nd the
board agreed to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

Invitations for leap year party to
be held on Thursday evening, january
II, In the hall OF the House OF Rcprc-
sentatives ut Dover, have beenis sued,
lhe committee in charge of the ar
ENGAGEMENTS for the party includes tie
following named persons: Miss Hill
yard, Miss Culbreth, Miss Jestcr, Miss
Wallace and Miss Edith Chambers.
/ he patrons are X. l. Holiday, samuel
W. Hall, Thomas s. Clark, John Ii.
Nicholson and Simon &. Long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 2QTu LAY Oh JANUARY, 1882,


The Following described real estate, viz.
Atithal certain lot Of land with a =
story Tainc dwelling thereon erected
situatc little city Wilmington afuru aid
hnundcl and described us follows To wit:
beginning in tine middle OF tile kennctt
turnpike thence by Michael Borun's lot
south ~ degrees west Ij3 feet to a Vacant
lot Of said Mcdowell thence by said OF
south 100 AMI Z degrees east 30 fect TO n
coriter ot another lot OF said Mcdowell
ih' nee hy he same north 81 and : de.
grees east 10 feet TO the middle Of said
Turnpike aforesaid thence with the uld-
die OF stlaturnpiAe north CT degrees west
~ iett 10 tho place OF beginning contain
ing IL, Sy6 feet more or less,
Seized and taken in execution ne the
property OF Benjamin Ri4hy. executor
Of John Kay who was executor OF Ann
orme. deceased, and Thomas X. Nc
Allister who was executor of Joseph
Orme deceased, and to he sold by
MILAN SIMMONS, Sheriff.
eherihs Office. Wilmington. Jan. 4. 1899.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

Washington Jones, G. P. johnson,
Frank Taylor. Pussy Head. George G.
Brooke. L. w. Heald, directors, with
DBniel W. Taylor, president, and f. II.
Gayley, secretary, were elected at the
annual meeting OF the Chrlstiana Riv-
day, December, 18th, 1892. A dividend
OF per cent. was declared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13
ON SATURDAY.
TIE 10TH DAY OF JANrRAY, 1899,
AT O'Clock pan,


The following describe | real estate, viz 3:
All that errtuin lot or piece otlaud stu
ate IN the city Of Win ngtuu, aforesaid,
bounded AMI dcscribetl a. follows to wit
lirgihning at ~ pont on the salthweaI-
elly side OF NautrNUis ul cniIV, Mt the dis
titnCe OF I6 feet d;i-lii inches from The In.
terscGtion oil said slagoi NanduYer avenue
with The westerly side Uf ClnymoHt street;
thence sOuthCriy and parallel with clay
mont street, 81 feet aud enc half oil ain
lnoh, aud thence wes,pItS il Il iiuc at
riTht angles from The said side Of Clay
mont street % fr0t TO stake; thence
northerlr and parallel with said side of
Glaymonj sttcet 80 tspt / u inches to the
said souttiwre; erly side OF Nandevcr ave
moe aud thu.p herewith u feet 6i-if
inches 10 ia" Tiare OF beginning. be the
contents thercui what they may.
Seized uad aiilCn in execution as the
properly Il Mary f. HeaGiicksou and
John A. licnIrjrkson. her husband, ana
|. :. and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
Sherll's t3nice. " ilmington, Del, Jan
unry Iet, 1872. Hot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-13

the following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot Of land wifh two
story brick housc thereon. situdtC In the
city of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
nnd described rs follows, TO wit.
HcSiniting it stake ON the northerly
side Of Fourth street between Kuan-y and
Searcs streets, ut the distance ut u feet
from the westerly side Of i;odueF street
thtnce nurtherly, untallct with Rodney
street, 80 feet 10 Il STAKE; thence westerly
parallel WITH ItattN street, !G tCri to ii
stake. thence sUu1hCrly parallel with ttpd.
hey street and throuGh the naIttw II In
tween this and the adjoining hOusp on the
Wcti J1iCct 10 IueHtuTCsaid side OF tOurt h
street and thence Thereby GasteriN lBtcCt
! tottr place OF beginning, br the contents
| thereof whH they max,
Seized and taken III execution rs the
property Of james II. AHgeHHlH AlutY I, b,
| his wife. hiti Joseph Levi iiaiucs. L. t. aud
| 10 be sold lg
WILLIAM SIMMONS sheriir.
Sheriff. 5 Oilite, " iminatau bel, dun.
| !, lot'9, II.