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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
MIR. HILLEs WANTS RELEASE.
He Asks tho Levy Court for Fall Con.
troll of the Adair Property, or VIII
Begin Suit.

lie Asks tho Levy Court for Fall Con,
troll of the Adair Property, or VIII
Begin Suit.
William s, Hilles, counsel for Mabel
L.. Edwlna l.. ond John w. Adair,
minor children OF Edwin Adalr, In
their suit agolnst John Dougherty,
their ex'Ruardlan, will probably bring
a cult In Chancery Court against the
Levy Court unless he Ia given release
from the Judgments now held by the
court against Dougherty as lion on
the properties. This morning Mr..
Hllles presented this com III unlcation
to the court;
80 the honorable members OF the
Levy Court:
Slrs: You hold Judgment mum.
Der 2g2 to the November term 1890.
against John J, Dougherty. who was
appointed by the Orphans Court of
this county guardian OF three minor
children PANIED Adair and as such
guardian received certain funds from
the stnta OF Virginia, q considerable
portionof which he invested In three
houses. Nos 40, 7O2 end 704 Jefferson
street, which were altogether pur.
chased with The money belonging to
these minors, although conveyance
was taken In the name ot John Dough.
erty personally.
owing 10 mismanagement OF the
estate oil the wards. Doug herty hus
been removed by tho court from his
guardianship. AMI In ordor to max
whatever reparatlon waf in powor, he
has conveyed to Mary s. Adalr the
three above mentioned proper ties
On behalf OF the now guardian de.
sire to obtain from these properties
whatever money Is possible In orde
mat tho minors may not lose overy ..
thing.
We can. without QUESTION, show
that tho money with which these
properties were purchased belonged
TO he estete OF these minors, and will
therefore be compelled, II we cannot
obtain releases from the various judg-
ments against Doughelty,to file bill
IN the Court OF Chancery to have these
properties declared free from the lien
oil Your judgment. As this course
Will occasion considerable expense to
you as well as to the minors. i am
anxious, II possible. to obtain releGse
ron you, releasing these properties
rom the lien OF your Judgment.
VIII be much indebted to you II
you viii lot me know within the next
week whether you will be willing to
execute such release, otherwise
shall be forced to lille bill, to which
you will DO necessary defendant.
Yours very truly.
The communication fell like thun-
der ciap on the members vi the court
Aftor some discussion as to the
strength of such case Mr.. Gallagher
moved that 1t lie referred to the
eourus attorney, John. IL. Rodney.
which was done. ...... ... =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

GHEsFEEruWS Mp. March IS --One
OF the most remarkable Ehenomenn
within the memory of tho oldest in
habltaat OF this county was seen in
tlls heavens to day ~ o'clock. An
immense circle formed interaectinR on
It's southwestern rim tie sun. which
MAS entirely ohstI ucttsI by the clouds,
In tho course OF half hour three dis.
tlnnt mock suns appeared on the
northeastern, the northern and south
efn rim OF tho circle. Two of tho suns
showed clearly the combinations OF
color OF u perfect prism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

Mr.. John Il. johnson said 10 a re-.
porter of tho REPuBLICAN yesterday:
"A man was digging over on Cressnn.
lie dug quite a hole. when all OF
sudden his pick struck wool and no
pulled up quite n bunch of the iiesce,
ard lie was under the Impression that
ing for some tfnle In that vicinity,
lie knew II because he had struck wool
aud now he owners arc looking
around for capitalists to erect wool-
Ell factory so TO use the product
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
VIM. B. SHARP & GO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Satin Striped Null in
black, navy, brown, light
blue, pink, cream, nile and
white with beautiful printed
flower designs and figures
12Ac per yard.
Japonettes - the newest
wash fabric of the season, in
an elegant variety of color,
ings in stripes, plaids and fig,
ures-25 cents.
Twelve hundred extra fine
and heavy bleacaed Hucka.
back Towels, l9x42 and reg.
uIar 25'cent goods we shall
sell two for % cents,
Twelve hundred bleached
Damask Napkins, good size
and fine regular 50
goods-we shall for 81. %
per dozen.
These Linen offerings we
think to be most remarkable
even in these times of de.
moralized prices. .....
Fifteen hundred yards
more of Utica Nonpareil
Muslln--l2A.cent grade for
8 cents per yard. .
The Special Sale Of Hos.
iery Saturday evenings which
we have mauglrated is
meeting with rem arkable
success. We shall continue
these sales, which will enable
the people of w ilmington to
purchase hosiery cheaper
than they can be made.
Commencing next Satur-
day at 6 p. m. we will sell the
following:
Children's Fast Black
Stockings, ribbed and extra
heavy-l1c from 25c-3
pairs for soc.
"0nyx' is Synonymous
with color and quality. We
have sold this celebrated
make for years-every lady
knows the" Onyx"S Stocking, at
IS cents-we shall sell them
Saturday evening at l9c OF
3 pairs for SOC, and one lot
of tue extra fine soc "Onyx'
3 pairs for 81 OF 3Sc per
pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

A dispatch from Laurel says. there
Is little hope, even among the san,
gnine, TINT any considerable portion
OF the peach buds have survived tho
trying ordeal Of the past two nights.
On Monday night the tempera lure
was 10 and last night II degrees above
zero, and under tho influence of the
sun IT, day tho buds arc shriveiling
aud turning brown. In some orchards
they arc falling from tie trees. straw.
burrlcs ARE not hurt. Apircot6, pears,
cherries and plums nro utterly ruined,
and raspberries and blackberries ara
buddy injured, Early gardens are do
stroyeI, and the work done In them
during the pnst few weeks of flnS
weather Will have to be done over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
DETECTIVE nIcvEY.


He psed Language and Acted Uube-
coming nm Omcen
Yesterday morning Detective Mo.
Vey accompanied by another man, en-
tered the store of dealer below
Second street and inquired about a
valise. Myer told him ills wife had
bought the valise for 10 cents two
months ago. and It stayed In the store
until last week. when 1t was sold.
NcVAy, 1t is claimed. then said,
THAT Is the way you g. d. sheeny
Jews do, buy stolen goods and then
sell them. The man became inoensed
at such abuse In his own store. and re-
.sented the snine by trying to eject
McVey whom he did not know. Mrs.
Myer claims that McVey then struck
her husband, who called police, police,
but no police appeared.
McNey then arrested the man and
had him locked up until o'clock, when
no was taken before Magistrate Kelley
and the case was dismissed.
.. Ih!ngs arc getting to a fine height
when disappointed detective usos
bad language and acts dlsorderly In
mans own house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

lstHlT Involves sea sickness. W hen the
waves PLAY pitch and tosswlti you, strong
,ud"cl must tie the stomach tuAt Gun
stand II without revolving. Tourists
'urihciC'nl travellers. yachtsuIcn. mari.
nets ali testify thut llU5tettoi s Stumuril
lin'"rS T. the u"-t remedy for the Nausea
experienced III rough weather on tic
wat'r. Nervous aud weakly travellers ~
lhhh often suncF FROM something akin 1,
TINS, un'l nnd IN Inc HittCrS It's HIrrsl
RENE -. No disorder oil the stomach
liver or bowels IS 50 obstinate that 1t rGpN
not he overcome by the prompt aud thor
ongh remedy. Equality otliC;let,li, Is 4
ltr chH!5 ana FOYER kbtucy unl rhcumn
TIC trouble ami merry usucss. Eini.rra't.
to the iroEtiru sLoIad provide them
selves win tlis fine m" iiUilal sHGvItard
G41i"at The "tfcrt1 a. virlsSitudrs OF eli,
mat. mar lsutp .rtpp-urc HHu fatigue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

\ OTICE. DIs SOLUTION - Tho firm
IN of {. II. aud II. Mcdonald. millers
ut GrcrIIbanlS, Dol. has boon dissolved
by mutual q u5hnt Al bills due the firm
can he paid 10 either pariu II at Faux
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
A SERIOUS MIsHaP.
Harry Pcunypacker Thrown From His
Horse This MornipR and BADLY In
Injured.

Horse This horntuE and BADLY In
Injured.
Harry Pennypacker. go years OF age,
and living with his parents ut Tenth
and West streets, this morning was
thrown from his runaway horse, re,
oeiying such injuries that DIR. Negen'
dank Is now In almost constant at.
tendance, least he should become un-
conscious at any time.
Tho sad accident occurred directly
In front OF the young mans home and
just after leaving tho stable. Tho an
imal ls sorrel and of n risky nature.
As soon as out of the stable she be-
came unmunageable and running
down Tenth street at break neck
speed, lost her footing and fell heavi-
ly 10 the street.
The rider was thrown fifteen feet
against II tree. his head and shoulders
striking tho obstruction. When by
ISLANDERS picked him up it was thought
thnt life was extinct, but after DIR.
Negendank arrived tho patient soon
recovered consciousness. There arc
no bones broken, but the hoad, back
and breast are badly bruised which
are believed to have caused internal
injuries. The attending physician
cannot. at this time, say what Will he
the result of tho injuries, but they
arc OF n serious nature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

In tie Municipal Court thls morn.
ing Before Judge Bail. w. N. Marks
was fined 81 AMI costs fen tra5ppss. lie
get oil az eng 10 ., tic VI. * y. rail-.
road.
Patrick Gantil wa liuad 81 and WI.
Ham BG5a - aaI costs Tor bang
drunk.
Nietor,Wootey or behalf o. Waiter
Fetster waiYs1 haRglug fyrstie upqeI
court on tho rhGrge ut bgrHk.ng mt
tho ttom jewellery slprn. I'm / stating
goods thsrsAOu, no @as lsl4 IN r5U4
bail
william Connolly was fnals.1 aud
costs. ami plaeet III 1sf a E4aJ pBaa4
Dpal on the 'hlrU9 of ilsor4srIy con,
duct pre,err='l ~ as wisa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

kNUH ltEAi-Two pleasant rooms for
II light hou.ckeenng, with use OF
bath. at Jl6 4. 9Th street. m!,-It.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

The Street Elect. ic hallway should
have their trGcks repaired. AS they are
really dangerous In tho condition they
arc in ut the present writing. Tho
writer saw ilamo Of lire llyGp some
SIN Inches nigh this morning on Mar
ket street below Sixth from polnt
IN the rails as I'M electric car wac pass.
luH,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

II you have bad breath, sluggish
bowels, pain i'll the small of your back.
nervousness or giddiness. your vital
organs are sadly out OF condi.
t!on A mere dose of physic" will
not help you. Your only wise course
Is 10 tako DIR. David Kennedy's Favor
lie Remedy, OF Rondout, n. L.. and
cleanse your system OF Impurities. 1t
regulates tho liver AID kidneys. It's
the physicians spring medicine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

Mr.. Charley l., french, son OF J. L..
tTeurhr the popular cigar dealer. No.
, l.. mud atrcat, was uuitei NJ the
bonds OF inatr.mouy SGaluy, the 2at.l
instant. HhN bride was Mss Auu:s
whitman, duUghtor OF John whitman.
Esl.. OF Baltimore.
lilo ceremony was performed by a
well known minister. About seventy.
llTe guests weIp present. llp presents
were numerous AMI beautiful re.
caption was given the brutal purty Mt
The re unIrr ~! h.s parents, j. l..
fEra.t r Leo, No 1923 M.riAt str4ot.
I.ay VIII IA sNe tige.r nome in thlE
my.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

William G, Hlt6hens, who was re-.
isHssd On sigg Dli Tor sen ling an Jb.
scane letter to his wife y0starday, took
The liberty In good heart, went on a
SOLID drunk and VIE rasGed DyOficeT
lane, He Appeared n tie Cock in ia
Of aftir,nal Count tli5a EaorHEag IN lis
shut sleeves and one ssao OF his face
al disilRutei. A. Ofig=r Lana DID
cot appear the Judge dismissed the
>harSe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

! To morTow promises To DO colder,
CLOUDY TO partly cloudy and brisk to
fresh southwest to westerly winds will
prevail preceded by Snow or rain. anil
followed by clearing at noon. Vessels
Iclearlna from this port will experience
'sontheliy bree2es with log this side OF
Tho banks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

The second annual banquet OF the
Board of Trade will DO given this
evening ut Eden Hall. Several prolui
nent speakers are expected to address
the assent lage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

"John, get up. We really ought to go tc
church"
"How's the weather."
"1'oo bad to drive"
Then there won't be a ball game either. '
mo-
Has the paper GOMEZ"
"Yes; it is only 20 pages today
"Hnmph Are we to dine out or hav,
Company
Not this Sunday"
HAS my new suit comep
"Ies, and my bonnet"
"All right. Let's go to church. "-Iife
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

J. G. Hirzel, of No. 206 East Second
street. has patened a tree holder aud
box, which promises to find ready
market In the State. For young tre%s
the holder Ia Invaluable as support.
A model Of tho holder can te seen at
Nurray's Hotel, No. l04 East Front
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

The farmers OF brand wine hundred
out upon the Philadelphia pike arc
about getting UP a petition to remun.
strate against tho pike company for
Charging toll up0n the stretch OF road
of about mile, which 10 thrown Into
tho city by tho moving OF the toll
cato futher up the pike. A gentleman
told US this morning TINT the paying
for this mile made a difference OF some
considerable amount In Il years toll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
...,He Just
Dropped in
the Other


Justto look, never thought
much OF Ready-made Cloth.
ing, but our stock surprised
him; he found a suit, Just
What he wanted. Cloth good,
lit good, price reasonable.
lie bought the Suit and went
home happy.
Why don't You come in
to look at our stock. We
are sure you can find Just
what you want.
Our Spring stock is now
ready. We have some beau.
ties this season.
Boys and Little Boys
Clothing.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

LNOR SALE 4Lheap. good rcfriger ,tur.
Il u. N MckCnney, :. w. cor. Sd aHl
Monroe street ElaJ.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

The Following described real estate viz:
All thai certain lot or piece OF land,
wIl u thrr story brick dwelling house
thereon r.Cuued, situate N thr c.ty OF
" itMlugtou utUrrEeid bounced und dc
-rrihed ustviiUws. Ia VIII:
beginning Bt u point ON the HUrtHCtly
side Of 4 !ghth Il Get between Fuptnl ana
iUmhlrd stTerta, al the raStcriN side OF u
three lert wide HNcN pnI a. the distance
Of - tr,t from he uaslcIly siIe OF 10 ~
kirSlrcCt ihuuCr along stii sblc OF suii
alley norfhctE parallel with Poplar
strrtl, ia feet. more or less, 10 the south.
cily SIDE pl uUot rrullCN about live feet
MD 9; thence uiOiig said side Ut sud alley
cH-feTlN pHrai FL with Eighth street 4
feet 10 u Iner; hence ST. ltlhriy parAl.
i"i " III FuUitr street and through the
Ccntrc ui tie diII~isin wall between this
itu. tho "tiluinni- house on the Gust u
feet, more or aess 10 the sud nur;hcriS
side 81 l4iRhiNt street, ami thence thereby
westerly - fc ITO tie piHr" ii Icy ming
be the contents hereof what tNuy may,
win HE free usr and PRIV lerg OF the
/ abOte IuEalluptd alley III common VIII
others "hifttct Iherctu tUruNtr.
SriHrd al.d taken In execution its thc
properly al Al liam MUNcnH min, aud
tllen McNlCuHfnln. his vile. mort
ga ora, and lphit ct'lo-key and Anut,
T.. I0husDu. Jrm"r.y Nnle li.h,t los tcE,
HhGi;n;stritOrs 81 thnrlrs Me- loskcy lie.
pra-ei, WilllHu NGAlrunulin and ! Hen
MrMelrumtu. Hlt J &. !. s.. aud ID be sod lEy
Pi ,t1 i,GDt' Id sheriff
Shelin ONicc, Wilmington, llrl,, MHrct
., Iali, HEt-COt6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

q. II. McDonald has removed from
Gresnvllie to Falkland and taken
charge OF Fell's mil. The MILL Is he.
Ing thoroughly oYerhauled aud put in
fret class order. and Mr.. Mcdonald
will soon be ready to grind oil glists
brought 10 his mill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29
FIFTH EDITION..
EXTRA.
THE PRESIDENTS VETO,

He Afixes II to the seIsnoiraxe BuI
This Morning.
WASHINGTON. March 20. President
Cleveland this morning sent to Con-
gress his veto OF the Sslgnoirage bill.
He favors the Issuance of Q per cent.
bonds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

Our line of Ingram Car
pets is very fine, many of
the patterns being designed
from Brussels, They run in
price from % cents to 70
cents per yard. One hundred
patterns to select from.
One lot shades, % cents
each, 5 different colors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

Careful IIusband-By the bye, noticed
a mistake of shillings in the butcher
bill this morning, Laura.
Wlfe-Then had better drive round
there and see about II.
Careful Husband-I was thinking of
that but the mistake Is in our favor
Wife-Oh, then we had better take no
notice of it. We might get some ono into
trouble, you know-Tft.B Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

PatroIman Gum and Lyons this
morning arrested William Brown,
colorcd. for dumping load of rub
Dish ut Sixth and Sntpley streets Such
an oifense is punishable by a severe
line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29


bli' = I1'N SGddrdy ON March u 1874
Hugh, spu Of liugH and Mary ANA
niHhiuu aged .eNuur=.
ltc,#tlScs aud rr7uud> Hap lsnroSh
.uuuetl H. !, .r, Drdel OF Aueripni,
Nc IhIfur.. ami prp:cuIir" boys OF the
IN ~ ~ N=THnWp tn..ure iuvitUd Ia Mt
tend ms iIjnrIa ilJu the Residence OF
tt'- .if' IA $. UgnC 81 tr-iar and Ahuhpr-
a% stftoaS, IN iiuUT-,u' niternoon. at :
, 1iDDh. ~nr1 ica- 1t T. fOruI.l Eu.sGDpnt
,UHttiH. tn 4 an! Nust street,, al i.3l.
iUtHrN"ht Ht lNyrrTttw CemctaTy.
TNNIuR On The 2Sth INST Fylena L..
wye Of NHhHm /. Ta5 or. aged i
yeats.
itcH .yrs and rrtcuhs are re- pcciruny
invited 10 nttaud the luurrnl frpm mr.
nj Hani : r"srlwHce. ZIG y HARRISON It,
on lINday Hi5rrnHUu. To lcHnr the
hvu-a at TWO "ullrks services at Tho
Gputth II tie Fuuaul, ,lntd and " rst
Streets. lntcr.nrut at RBcnlrw Ccinp-
tory.
4llIp NrG'CK In Moreh =. 1891. Mary
\, t#1IynuIi K
lirRn' y ana friends are Iavttod to ut
ten irV tin+rhl from TIC resi- lon g of
Ter bgI'hs. ,nsuW. pLtifp o r,unkett
No ~ W EruHt street on SATURDAY,
nurHtHy Mt arnoeA. l3El mass nj st
iH'"r Churrh. luternrnt az Now Cathe.
III y IcneierN, Philadelphia Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

At the Levy Court session last Tues.
day week, n bill was pa sud ia favor d.
Mayor Herbert Of New tIstie.amuuut.
ing TO over .4O0. Much comment has
baen lnade on the same. as To what
constituted the items. II is said that
The most OF 1t, II not all Of 1t, was Tor
commitments of tIamps to the jail.
III such IL the case II may NOTICE out
OF place to give the law On tie case,
which Is as follows:
Laws of Delaware, Chapter G4D. An
act In relation to persons wishing
lodging In the county jails in this
state. lie 1t enatGed by the Senate and
House OF Representatives. Of the state
CT Delaware III General Assembly
met
Section l. That,from and after sthe
passage OF this act, my vagrnut, tramp
or other needy person. Wishing food
ana lodging In either oil tho county
1alls OF the state. upon application to
one OF the commissioners ul the cOun.
W lals, IN which 40 saeks suen food
anc lodging from the said commits
sioner an order upon the sheriff OF said
county to receive the sad person into
the said jail, shall therefore lie proy!d
ed with board and lodging IN taH said
jan. The said jail commissioner to
whom said application shall be made
slHll be the sole lUtEo OF Tho ncCd pf
the said applicant, ana shall giant or
refuse an order TO the sheriff ~ IN his
Judgments the particular cese sAul
justify ana require.
section :. mat. hereafter no va
rant or tramp, OF other needy person
shall ha committed to any Jail III this
state by any Justice OF peace OF uLnc.
officer HAVING Jurisdiction. lAe on,
rgNtHI - &
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

TIE I~EH III VT II WI u 1--WE
Az O'Clock u, m,


TIE ETH DAY OF APRIL, 1894,
Az o'clocli u, M
The following described real estate viz:
All those two certain tracts or parcels
of land with the dwctlinl-hpuscs, store
houses, ruililg mils, hui Gings slruc.
turGs.nnd improvements iher, on erected.
situate In Mill rec hundred. NeH Cas-
e county and state OF Delaware. boun-
dcd and desert bed as follows. to wit
Nv |. Bee inning at stone IN the md
die OF Rod clay creek, wherO the road
], aiding TO Newport crosses said creek ai
n bridge Know Us lleI scN's bridge; tUencc
along the midilV OF said ROAD moth 81
loKtCrs west - pcrChts TO u stone; thence
along the linN dividing ih.s from the
tract hereinafter dcscrtucd. north ~ a de-
Eiccs HGst ~ lilo EcICiirs 10 II stO n in ne
middle OF another TOtd lU ding IIUm he
bridge HtOrs said ia n nurtlirrly direction
~ the Gap and AewpOTt turnpike road;
thuuC' dlDnz the middle rf said road
north d. grces egs, ~ 40 perches TO II
-tOuU. thence atom. the line dividing tins
land from lands lato of John Pen
mock. IL uenz, d. south S., degrees east
about - g-lu puruhrs 10 the mid He Of lie I.
clay creek. aforesaid; thence duwL sHiJ
cteek The several cuitr-e- thereof about
l5l prirnCs TO tie place OF hc f14nlur.c IL
tanning hl o. uputhtlah = ACRES Of land,
be the same n ore uf less.
NO. :, i.crinuily At Il corner post in the
iuiddie ut tho old Newport read aturr'
I
by deceased, ghi u corner for tho tract
hcrcluhciure described; thgnCf Along the
said tract north NV degrees east ~ q per
rht- to n stOnr; thence tun nnrthW c-t crly
direction l5} l,ci inches "a 4tuu";
thence IN "a nurthCust"r dire tirn IL
feet tiiirhes 60 "A store; thence ia a sou H.
ca4'rrly Nirrrliun2i lie inphcs 10. =
81 oHrs thence III HI1Urti,rustCriy iircel ion
~ t"ut to - stone; thence inas ,nthcAsier-
| lr direction ~ feet 20 the miiilc oi The
nfoi csad TOdi ledlHg hup Jersey :
bridge q the GHp uisd Newr Ort IurnpiSei
l thprcn HlpnE thu md'lle Of SAID rOnd
: uorthEi'. dogs east n lilo perchcs, nGrp uf
( is>,.tu the corner ui alurrsuid land iuIc Ui
Joseph Prnuuck deceased; thence nlOng
II lincut that and uurihh5 degrees west
! Il i-In pCrriir- to the middle Ot tue old
Newport road aforesaid, and thence down
tie same south = degrees east 9i I-lt
perch, to he place Of beginning con
tanning u acres niId T3prrchCHOt land,
il" the same IIOre ur -.
SrikCd nnd talieu III cxecut on as the
property OF Marsnal3olI lIuu NOrAs.ani
10 be III lay
PEiRGE GOULD. sheriff,
Sherifls once Washington, Delaware
AurcH - isgi ui",-uodUi
/ NlliSRlElZS SALEM virtue OF Il writ
- Ui IrSHri luCGstu me directed, vii
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-29

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