davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
An Apostolic Indulgenc ,

CINCINNATI. 0 Fso. 16 u 4des sn otd..
Of Pope La Mi, giyias r man C,tlogc
clergy where lntl1s1zs prevails au h ritz n
absolye the faithful from fasting and absu.
oenos on certain days. Archbishop f t.,
has promulgated az order aboishine h,
fast, not only on Friday, but other Church
fast days. Prominent catholic. iuoIlue :,
the belief that many OF thsss cautca fat
days will neVe. bs resumed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
VIRGIHIA ERWs

D.. W o. Owen, prominent physician
OF Lynchuurg. died yesterday.
Col John @. Watts, Uuited States marshal
of the western district OF Virginia, and Mrs
F. @. Smirh b, Of Russell county, were quietly
married yettsrday By Rev. George W
Corey, at the Metropolitan Methodist
church in Washington.
About week ago Allen Fletkan. of Din.
widdie county, was arrested on the charge
Of attempting to murder his wife by the ad'
miniseration of ohloroform. The grand
Jury reported yesterday that ttey had fall
eli to find true bill against Fittzau, and
be was tlereupon discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

Cow AT CHR1sTEN1Ns.-Rev. Floyd E. IVES.
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, at shenan-
doah, Pa, was about to ch,isten the infant chi d
OF David Jones last Sunday, which hsd been pre-
sented for the ceremony by the mother, when
Nj. Jones 10 shed into the church and forbade the
proceeding, declaring he was an English Baptist.
Mrr. Jones, however, emphaticslly insisted that
the chriatenipg 90 on, and the minister followed
her instructions despite the husbands protest.
Mr. Jones had the mini ter arrested and no vas
he for court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
shout the head aud Miss Saunders havirs
her nose broken.
Talk Of Lyrching

LITTLE Rock, Arg, Feb 16-J. a. Oj7s
of I'd Buff. twenty niles below bs,a
brought Information Of q killing near ,te,a
yesterday. Henry Back vas whipping b,s
wife wheo hia utep-daugtter ln:er!.red -
protscs her mother. Baok ;urasd upo1 thu
courageous girl, ard drawlHg rsvoIve,
sho: her ia t1a temple, death reauti1c Al
most INSTANTLY. Black vas artss.eG. r.
claimed be killed the girl sccidsntavv,
There Is talk Of IynehIcg Back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

80 FAB "a can be- judged By newspaper
editorials and interviews, there ia vast dlf'
ference In tae course pursued By the friends
of Mr.. Cleveland and those Of the other gen.
tlemen whose names are me. toned SO pos
slble democratic candidates for the next
Presidency. for whereas sentiment seems to
be the effective influence OF the former,
availability is certainly that OF the latter.
The Cleveland men talk aa II 1t must be
Cleveland or no one, while the friends Of
the otber aspirants say any body else Is bet
ter than Cleveland, but Cleveland is better
than no one. Aud another remarkable
thing about this matter is that most OF the
per SO Ceaeland men hall from northern
Ststss which either never or rarely cast DEM
oors.ic votes at Presidential elections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

Unofficial reports in regsrd to the plan Of reor-
ganization adopted by the Richmond Terminal
COMMITTEES are that new company will be formed
with capital of $3.50 600 COO common ard $75.
oOOOOO preferred stock, and bonded debt Of
VIZ U1oooO first mortgage four per cent. in
e,me bonds. The present. stock will be given
'hsie for share in Bow stock, and % per cent.
additional In preferred stock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

Many families of Richmond. Ind., have
become converts to new faith and taken
sheir departure for Dstrois. the "City of De.
liverance" and the dwelling plsos Of "Prince
Michasl," the leader Of the new sect, which
Is dencminated 'ha disciples of the Flying
Roll" Michael x Mills, a native of E gin,
Ont, Is the leader to whom they have
turned In the fear and belief that this world
Is about t, be vIs tad by SONS dread cal.
eulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

TIE STATE democratic convention OF
Rhode Island will be he'd the week follow
Ing thst of New York, and come OF the dele
gates already elected are Cleveland men,
but the Hill men ia that State, ncr any tier
people, have eyer called that "mid ainter"
or "snspn CONVEX ton. Early conventions
have also bean CALEB 10 some other states,
but, go far as heard OF, the motives Of those
who issusd them have not been questioned
1t is only the New York convention, woicn
wea called By TIE State democratic GEN.
mittee end Ia accordance With the regular
form of the democratic organization OF that
State, that is mid wit tar" end SNAP
concern and that, too. though 1t Ia veil
known that whether The convention be held
on tae 22i OF February CT tas 22d OF May,
the same delegates YOU'D Se elec:ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

The moon of Mabom sFcse, and IL
shsll set." esys Shelley ; but II you sill set
bottle OF Dr.. Buli'd Cough Syrup In sons
DANDY place you will have quick cure fox
Group. coughs and colds.
The eighth wonder of TIE wcrld--A be.
nigbtsd man limplng ~ith rheumatism p DO
had never heard OF Salvation Oh. Pike
% CENTS bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

ALICE MITCHELL WIS brought into court at
Memphis, Tenn yesterday while her lawyers az
gued to be allow ID to inspect the letters written
by her TO Freda Ward and other letters which the
attorney general refuses to show. They assert
that hsse letters are material toward showing
Miss mitchell's stste OF mind bafore abe muldsrtd
Miss Ward. The judge Will psss On the question
to-day. There Is rumor that Miss Mitchell at
tempted to commit suicide Saturday light,but her
father denied the report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

MAINE Is t,e motler end defender and
supporter OF prohib!tory liquor lave. and
Is as dew ted TO them now as ever, and yet
a grand jury 10 single town In tlat State
last week brought In no less tlan two hun.
dred indictments for selling liquor. The
desire for liquor i, natural one, and at
temple to destroy it by legislative enact
men.s ere as vain az human efforts would
bs to charge the oou.ss - the ssare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

COURT PLASTER FOB BID GLovEs.-Gii e.oves
vii rip despite cur best efforts to keep them in
.ood condition Instesd of sesing them take
small piece OF couri platter or surgeons plaster
the latter is ihe be,tor). III tie owe wroup
side out, and neatly apply the plaster over the
eent or zip. FIST having drawn the r-,t pr: OF
the glove ricely together.-N,G York Rccorder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

| SlY ToEE. Feb. 16.-The opening OF the stock
market wss very sc5ive snd sIogg with cent
dent tone this mcra'ng. bus heavy selling pIes-
sure to resliz, was mat in the early dealings and
while transactions were not on the immense
scale OF lat week. prices retir. all along the
line OF active stocks. The R;clmord aud Wet
Point stocks continued to clue aud the coz.
mon lost from 13s to 1853 and the !r3'errcd
dropped from 1919 to rs. while il the general
list prices sere held fsl-y steady in the latter
portion ofthe hour. TIE market at IL O'Clock
was still worry active and barely s.esdy at a5ou
| the lowest prices, though Richmo7d and West
Point rallied slightly.
BALTIMORE, Feb 16-virgnia conses =; do
10.4Os -; do 3s 72As72a
aALrIMona Feb. JIG Flour active aud mn
changed Wheat irreauar No = red spot ard
a1O31R; Southern strong; Ful:z 97a1O5 lorg.
barry 1OOsiO5. Corn easy; mixed spot 4o4ss
46As the month AS3t s49; Mar 455s s4S3. April
4Sa4 40 may 4Sai steamer mixed 1853 ,46&
Sluthern 6rmer; white 1882 yellow AZ 4.s494a.
Oats very q4ist; No Z white Western 3Sbs39;
No D iIed Western 37a37A. Bye active, finn
and higher; No 2 So. Hay quiet good to choice
Timothy $l3a14.
CHICAGO Feb. 16-1o:45 a. m -whcat-Feb
80; May 921b Cora-Feb 404 May 4'5s Oats
-seb ncminsl; MAJ 3lE Polk M.r-nu les;
Nay sl1 IL Lsrd-M,ica-no sales; Msy
Sc 62A 8 90. Short ubs-March-no sales;
May So O0a6 021h
VIEW YoaR, Feb 16.-cotton dull; uplsnds
3.16; Orleans 916; futures s.e.dy st the
G,cli-e. oar active ard firm. Wheat active
alo esdy Corn du ard weak. PORK inactive
and firm at 50 $3.50 so Lard quiet and weak
at So as.
BALTIMORE, Feb 15-swiue-There is light
supply of hogs on the msrk,t tt IL week, snd The
demsnd is oly moderately lar. Values are %.
higher han they were asst week. The receipt,
number about $500 Re le than thoy did tn, n
We q1ote the range at 6laa7c per ID oet, n,at-by
hogs o1ha6@.c fair 10 BEST Westerns 6%.s7c, NEST
sales of Western at 67s,7c per Id net
Receipts OF Sheep and Lambs 329 head, with
Gales at $4.C0l5.50 per 100 lbs for Sheep, and
Lambs 5a61hc per ID.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb 5-Csttle
-marke. closed o per cent higher native steers
81 ABS per 100 lbs Cavoa-merset hi her;
wells S5a8 so per 100 bs Sheep aid Lambs
stesdy; sheep 81 81 hat So. and l4uos s6.5Us
TAO per 100 lb' hoss-nominally STEADY at
$4.90a5 80 per 100 lbs.
ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Feb 15-somo
Cattle were offered and sold So follows: Best 4L
s42sc; good 3a.s4c; medium 3a34 sc; common
2s2hc. 81 Sheep sud Lambs were offered sheep
3a5 &c. and Lsm.a st 5.7c, Calves 5s7c 10 Cows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
The Norfolk & Western Extension

CINCINNATI. o, Fro 16-I. ls sisted
that thu Norfolk & Wes ern abroad bss
concluded an arrangement p the Cincir.
natl. Poit,mouth & Virginia 3 B whereby
'S will ues the tracks OF the latte. between
Partsmcush and Cincinnati. The 0aIo rive,
extension OF the Norfolk & Western ls near.
ly completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
Foreign EeRs.

PARIS, Feb. 16.-The difficulty between
France AID the Sultan OF Morocco 10 re.
gard to the Touat oasis souvere!gnty has
been settled.
LoND3N, Feb. 16.-The gales end snow
storms which set in last night throughout
the un;t,d kingdom continue to-day L,
the E ,glish Channel wind Ia blowing
With great violence. The air is go THICK
with snow that 1t is scsrcsly possible to see
bcat't length ahead and tremendous sea
is sweeping up the channel. The weather
Ia intensely cold, and the snow ls driven so
6srcely through the air that 1t stings bare
faces ike whip lashes.
PARIS. Feb. 16.-PfesideDt Carnot to-day
signed the bill aliottog $3.50 600 francs for
the French exhibit at the Chicago Column.
bau exhibition.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 16.-A hurrIcape
has passed over Batoum, the Russian oil
port on the Black Sea, doing great damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

ACCORDING TO post fl ,s reports the cus.
com of sending vsler toes Is rapidly dying
out In thls, IS 10 oil other cities. 10 the
o!den time 1t was GU t3m that was honored
In tue observsuce thereof, bus so soon az IL
wss avsiied of as means Of sendlug carl
catnrss through The mais, IL became more
hopore6 In the breach
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

COTTON AT SIZE Gel t, pound, aud heavy
tax on the ties by which 1t is baled. may
seem ell right to the northern manufacturer
of tbs dear ties, but Is jast the reverse to the
southern growers Of che cheap cotton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterda.

OVu1 Z u NPPoe1IS m 151e11111o11o ~
DAniel's executor against What1n. Ar
gued and suomi tsd
Whiting against Town OF Wet Point.
Argued aud continued.
Moormsn and others egeintt Town OF
Danvile and others. Appeal ailowed and
supersedas awarded to decree OF Circuit
Court OF Dsnvile, pronounced 26;h May,
1891
The court will adjourn on Friday, the
10th met, uut!! the March term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
CEAS. w. LEE
414 ". Eaitimore st.. 1sIl

3If w. RHiIINIUIb o.. DS'tV'. H1u
a M5tlua,tt preacher limited thatit would
be nice 20 60 20 Europe, es bic throat trou-
BILE was getti, worse, but the good deacnn,
sent FOR bottle OF. Dr.. Bells Cough Syrup,
and consequently now enjoy good sermon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
Decision.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16-Jadge Morris, ct
thu @ 8. District Court. fled decision to.
day 10 the case of the United States against
Henry F. Buckley, Judge Of election In this
city. for representative In Congress. he
is charged With having obstructed and
prevented federal supervisor of
election In the performance of his
da.y OF personally so;utinizIng and In
spaetlDg the ballots Of illiterate persons
who required to be assisted 10 marking
their ballots. Judge Morris holds tina. 1t is
tina evident intention OF the federal law that
every duty to be performed by every officer
Of the election In conducting the voting
shall he sorutluizsd By the federal super.
visor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

am one Of tbs oldest horae.shoeTs In the
t,Wn, snd / have used your Salvstion OIL
fox cracked heels, mango, end sand CRACKS
with horsea, 1t gives perfect setiaiaotion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
DIED.

On Monday. February 10Th. of pneumoris,
LULU J. GRAU, youngest daughter OF v liam
Ard Louisa J. Grsu, ia her 23rd year. Funeral
fsom the sidence of C. Johnson, Noun ] a Gle,
Fairfax county, Feb:u ry 18th, at o'clock p. m.
New York papers plesse copy.
On Tuesday, February 9th g. O'Clock a. n, =,
HAHOLD, infant con OF F a. and jennie Tan uer r,
aged b months and weeks.
We We're watching by HIS pillow,
For We snsw that he must die,
and our homo i, sad ana lonely
sincs L old in the grave mus. lie.
We watched him in bah, hto1;
Like little bad he bloomed,
But atiiction of death came DER i'm
And hurried dear Earold to The tomb.
60 dry thy oyes, dear mother,
And remember ihs promise given,
That when on earth cur MISSIONS done,
We will II eat again i heaven.
Funeral from his grandparents residence, Of
south Pa:rick street, Wednesday evening. Ssrictly
private.
The funeral of Mrs EMNA NJ. BRUIN will
take place from the residence OF her husband, No.
LIZ south Benry street, Wtdnes d " morning, ct
o'ci ok. Interment in Lynchburg. Friends
aad sequaintances invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Feb 15.-Cattl
-marke. closed per cent higher native steer
81 ASS per 100 lbs. Calves-msrset hi her
veils s5a8 80 per 100 bs Sheep aid Lambs
steady; sheep 81 62 4aat SO. and l4uos $6.5Os
TAO per 100 lbs hoss-nominally STEADY a
S4.9045 80 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Feb 15.-somo
Cattle were offered and sold So follows: Best AZ.
s42sc; good 3aas4c; medium 3a3hc; common
2s2h 81 Sheep snd Lambs were offered sheep
3a5 &c. and Lama st 5a7c, Calves 5a7c 16 Cows
and Calves brought S20a50. Market fir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

III oTIcE-The chiefs and brothers Of osCEo.
~ Ia TRIBE, No 1, o. B. NJ arc earnestly
requested to meet at their Wigwam WEDNEe-
DAY, February 18th. az 7th run, to make ar
iapgeme2ls to attend thu funeral of our ll.a
brother, Ed. Grsney
b. order OF the q chem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16
W a sIssoN Keeper of Reeo n '1 fsbis 81

rINo WHOM 1T MAyooNuEaN: You are hereby
Il notified that JOHN T. FOX is not Ia my
employ, al that am in no way responsible for
debta contracted By said Fox, who seems to be
going through the country gtt ipg board fer self
and horse On toe pretonse that he is la partner
ship with nae. I am not now nor never bsvs
bean responsible for debts contracted By m. az
those letting him have FOODS or trusting him in
any wsy do 60 at thsir own risk.
n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-16

The Interstate commerce commission has
Withdrawn opposition to the dlummet's
1 L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-25

WILLIAM SIMMONS. Sheriff.
Sherift's Oiiice. Wilmington. Del. Jan
uary 18th. 1899. 1lb-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-25
WANAKIAkER'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Jan. a5. 1899.
An obstacle removed.

Many a mother has want.
ed to put her small boy IN
Leather Leggings, but price
has put a barrier between
the boys legs and the leg.
gings. That impeachment is
ousted.
Leather Leggings, honest
pebble goat, have been all
the season $3.50 to 1915,
to-day they are $3.50, regu-
lar lengths, and $4.O0 extra
long, black; 1915 regular
lengths, and $3.50 extra
long, tan; 50 all lengths,
ooze leather, drab and tan.
A Refer is the compile
ment of Leather Lcggings.
just for consistency here are
some Refer bargains. 81
Blue Fur, $3.50 from So.
sizes 4 to IA; 81 Blue Fur,
$3.50 from IS and $3.50,
sizes 3 to &: Al Cheviot,
$3.50 from 81, SIS and So,
81 Mems Cashmere Suits,
broken lots, are o5 from $40
and $l2; 26 Mems odd Coats
are $3.50.
A few of the SIS (nothing
larger than 37) and $3.50
listers remain. They were
reduced, you know.
Clarm up time in Cloth.
ing, don't you see!
Market street.
You can still get good
! Books or sets of Books here
at a great deal less than onl
regular prices. Every Bool,
a bit out of sorts goes to the
Hurry,out Tables as fast a.
| found.
The Is cent Books fol
young people will hold on
for a few days A.et-big books
nearly an inch thick. bright
board covers, Illustrations.
For youngest readers 6
counter oil 5 cent Books
were s and Zoe.
Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-25
senator, Ex-Governor John w. Han.

senator, Ex-Governor John w. Hail.
Though Ex-Governor John w. Hall
had added five more than the allotted
ihree-seore and len years to his long,
aseful and honorable life, and he
tould not have been expected, accord
ing TO the course OF nature, to remain
much longer with the people he so
honestly and honorably served, the
news of his death will be received with
sincere regret and general sadness.
Il may be said OF him that he WAS one
Of those interchangeable, industriour
men, who In the face OF adverse vicis-
,itudes worked his way up until he
reached the highest seat OF honor In
his native State, and also attained
prominent and leading place in the
business community.
An orphan at the ago Of nine years,
u seventeen he offered to work in a
store for go for eight months and
boarded, reservinG to himself the right
10 sell confectionery on his own &C.
,ount. When he attained his majority
he was able from his savings to pur-
shase the stock of his employer, and
hen he commenced an era of mer-
ihandising that opened up a market
Tor the whole surrounding country,
Iong before the whistle CT the locomo.
i've was heard in lower Delaware. A
market OF this kind required ships and
these the young enterprising mer-
ihant supplied, and even now the yes
,els of John w. Hall, are met with in
III the maratime ports of the Atlantic
,eaboard.
Such a man could not live in Della.
ware without coming to the front in
politics, and in 1885 he was elected a
state Senator and when the Senate
met he was selected its speaker. In
1875 he was nominated by reclamation
Tor Governor and was elected the Re.
publleans being so demoralized by the
Democratic Acknowledgement laws
hat they made very little show of op
position. In 1890 he wac nominated
Igain for Senator and was elected, he
having been looked upon as tho only
man upon whom his party could unite
With any show OF success.
In the session that followed he was
conservative, honest and sincere, anC
10 him and Hon. James Williams, his
colleague, the honest people of Della
ware owe debt Of gratitude for stem
ming the tide OF extreme partizan leg.
Station that had already been rushed
rampant through the other house un-
Der the spur of INSCRIPTIONS partiznr
leaders. .. ..--..r... ...
Ex-Governor Ha II possessed all tn
siements OF a popular man. He wal
sssy to get acquainted with and hi
friendship was of the enduring kind.
Though political opponent WE stoI
to drop the myrtle sprig to the mem
Dry of Senator at his death, and Ex
Governor John Wood Hall: An hon,
tst Man, the noblest work of God"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-25
At . O'Clock. p. m

The following described real estate viz:
Those two lots now compris ny one
tract OF land situa G In Christiana hum
dred. New Castle county and state of
Delaware severglly bounded and de-
SCI ihei as follows TO wit: Mo- !, Begin
ming a. stake by the side of brandy
wine trCrl< now Il at1nc marked : and II,
set by isGat Smi h, Robert husbands ana
John Holland whore the stake formerly
stood, anh II corner OF Jacob Smiths mud
thence south g degrees west ~ pcIches
ANA $40 to II stake thence soulh 49, de-
grccs W. ~ pcrChts and 10 to a stone he
tween hHCl. ouk trees thCucC north -
degrees west 70 perChCs TO stake in the
line OF jacob liolling> worth s land thence
by the same soutn5lh degrees west u it or.
chestoa cornerof Ham'l =. Chandicr'sl land
near black oak str'"p thence by the same
South u degrees Last Us perches to a
staNe or stone thence ny the followin
new litcs dividing this from til II part OF
the original tract devised to Hi Wilson,
now SAID Robert Husbands, n. ~ degrees
East eight pcrchvs aud G.lO TO n MULBERRY
tree thence South ~ 81 degrees. Fast
s shinir' " GrrSnes Gnd lstoa stone in the
taS' u 9-lO pcrches to II Beach tree. nv
the sitic OF II run, thence down the said
run by its several courses ~ ana bio per-
chcS TO Hrundywinc Creek aforesaid
thence up the same by the several courses
about l!G pcrchts 10 The lace of bcginn-
ing containing GS heres aud IA perches of
land, bCthe same more or less.
No :. All that lot beginning at n stone
In q line of other lands OF the said lsanC
:. Thompson. meaning No. /, above de-
srrlhcd, thereby north 22li degrees. west
~ nefchcS 10 II Stake In line of land OF
the heirs of llingsworfh de
eensed thence thereby north 5Dl9 degrees
East o2peichcs and 3-lO to II stone ina line
OIL lot NO. . as lald down on the aforesaid
conveyed TO III Nichols thence
thrrehY south 2S : degrees. East 49,. ICr-
cncs, TO II stone IN a line OF other lands
o. s'tli hohcrt Husbands. and thence
lta4hE A.tsI lH
cheS. and h-lO to the place of lightning
cont1ii.tng within those hounds. : acres
and 100 square peIches OF land, be the
Sumo mora or less.
Seized and taken in execution ns pro-
perry of ls;,Ac :. Thompson aud SuPliio-
MIA his w!lc, and tt, and TO he sold by
WN, SIMMONS. SHcritT.
SheriTs Office. Jan. sth, %, Wilmington
Delaware. ig-Nt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-25
ON THURSDAY.
The 18th day of January 1892,
At 10 O'Clock a. M.

The following described real estate. viz.
All that farm and tract of land, with n
dwelling house, barn aud buildings i'm
provements thereon erected, situated in
Appoqnonimink HID, New Castle county,
and state OF Delaware, bounded by lauu
now, or late OF Joseph II. Deakyne, land
late of Isabella SUntman, Decreased. land
now or late OF Samuel X. Warren, Han
nah Blackistou aud Maria Tush; by the
public road leading from Wilson's cross
roads to the Old SRssafras road, and land
now or late OF JacobC. yandvke, contain
ing one hundred an1 sixty Ave ncres aud
eighty -ninc perchcs. more or less.
(For fuller desert ton oil above premises
see deed Fecord0
Seized ard takel. IN execution as the
property of Amos ID. Highfleld. and t. t's.,
and to be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office. Wilmington, Del. Jan.
12 1892. JleeodOt