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HoUsE.-Mr. Giddings a question Of privi-
lege. and produced the Boston Atlas. in which is
letter from Washington. dated June 9Th. charging
that be had examined certain papers file IN the r
o. Department, and had distracted several relation
10 the appointment removal Of the Post Master at
Oberlin.
A long and undressing debate took place, when
the House resumed the consideration Of the report of
the committee on the Galphin claim.
Messrs. King aud Conrad. defended the allowance
of principal and interest claim, the latter defend
ed the Secretary of War from of official pri-
vale misconduct.
Adjourned
SENATE.-NOthng of importance transpired in the
morning.
The Omnibus bill taken up II NJ when Mr.
Bell resumed his remarks continuing defence and
vindcaiiOn Of the Of the Executive and in
view of the structures made there In the Of his
remarks was understood TO intimate that he wanted to
vote for the bill, but he argued To show that il not
so comnendable measure had been claimed for IT..
His object to show that he understood it's value
and took it only for what it worth.
He compared the Presidents plan with that of the
committees showing the advantages of the former, and
expressing bis conviction Of its superiority.
Without concluding MIR. Bell gave way and the
Senate adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July 5.
HoUsE.-Numerous questions of order were raised.
Finally the question again stated that the claim
OF the representatives ct alphIn not just de-
mand against the United States.
The following resolution adopted:
ReSolred That the act aforesaid did not authorize
the Secretary of the Treasury to pay interest The
said Claim and that the payment was not IN cOnfOr-
nifty with law. Yeas Ill., nays IL.
Messrs. Otis. Robinson, Allen. and Thompson were
appointed select committee to investigate the chaTg-
es against the Post Office department.
After several resolutions had been offered and OBJ
jected to- the consideration OF the Galphn report
resumed.
The question on Mr.. Thompson's motion to recon-
slider The vote by which the amendment censurng the
President adopted on Saturday and to lay The mo-
ton on the table decided in the afirmative-yea,
80. nays 81.
The question taken the second branch o.
Mr.. ThOmpsons amendment as follows
Disapproves of and dissents from the opinion Civ.
BY the Attorney General In favor of allowance
of said claim, and from the action Of the Secretary o
the Treasury In payment of the same.
The amendment was agreed to-yeas 1l9, nnys 66
The question then taken upon agreemen
TO MIR. Schencks substitute for the resolutions of thu
select committee.
amendments combined. both published in Saturday
proceedings, and which amended Saturday, il
part, by Mr.. Thompson of Miss.
The substitute reected-yeas 80, nays l63.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE-Mr Houston called up his resolution
calling upon the President for information relative Il
the removal of Foote. of Folk. Texas, which, ate
some conversation adopted.
The omnibus bill was taken up.
Mr.. Smith spoke against the bill and in defence O
the Presidents plan.
Mr.. Butler obtained the floor, when the Senate I'D
journed.
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CANDIDATES.

FEE announcement. 81 if paid advances il paid
advance, sal
EDITOR STATE SENTINEL:-Please announce the
name Of ABSER SMITH Independent Candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff of Marion County, at the August
election, in favor of License and obse Your friend.
ABNER SMITH.
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0--ZeaI wiihou, Judgment is like gunpowder in
the hands Of child.
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BosToN. July 6.

BOSTON, July D.
The wife and three daughters of Professor Web
ster appeared before the council yesterday and plead
ed in aid Of the petition of the husband and father
for Communication Of punishment. Mrs. w. said
she had been unwaveriDg IN the belief of her hus-
bands innocence until he had made his confessions;
she also stated tina; it was chiefly through her
and representations that the petition for pardon and
prOIesaton of his innocence sent in. After
their withdrawal the council for DR.. Putnam and
stated that they having great doubts certain points
in the confession, had consulted separately three
inent surgeons, and document Lad been prepared
for bin to present to Professor Webster, but before
the document was read the doors were closed; but
it understood that of the questions pro-
pounded was whether such a stick as that described
in the confession would give such blow would
death in ten minutes, and all three considered
it would not and the other questions were answer
ed adverse the confession. The opinion is uni
versay expressed that Communication will be
granted.
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TO PRENTERS---TYPE FOR SALE.
II AvIN determined supply ONCE with large
of AMI fashionable Of material would dispose
reasonable the type upon which the State Sentinel
nov printed II consists of
font of Bourgeois about 500 lbs
Two fonts Of BREWER about $50 lbs.
iOnt Of Minon about 100 lbs.
Several fonts OF N0apsreil in an $50 his
number of half job type order
two country printing Offices
complete. except presses
G7-Terms cash. Orders must be prompt shall nsks
other DISPOSITION Of IT. ELLIS & sPANf
Indianapolis. June 5. le5o. 3 3w
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 4th inst, by Rev. w. e. FREScH, Of
Delaware, Ohio, Mr.. PETER KoosTz, to Miss ESTHER
ANN JOHNSON, Of ST. Mary's Seminary, in this city.
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Jas. D. TAYLOR, Sec.

The whole number of deaths from cholera in this
city, since the first Bulletin Of the Board of Health,
which was published on the LIST inst, is 246 And
this, some members Of the Board, and other well
formed citizens do rot believe TO be much more than
the half Of those who have actually been carried off
BY this terrible disease.
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School Books, Paper. Blank hooks. &c.
A. s. BA r N les s. co.,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
No. 81, John Street, New York.
ERCHANTS coming sending New York for Books
W. srATIoSERT be supplied the liberal By
the above house.
June 10 1850. 6-fm
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CARD PRINTING.

UR friends and The public respectfully informed that
intend hereafter to print Cards cheap the cheapest
a25 cents per pack where 10 packs ordered We have
undoubtedly the handmest Type
nf-viritng and Invitation Cards done rs
indianapolis June q, 1850 7d ELLIS SPAWN.
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Shcriff'S SatC OF RCa5 Estate.
WILLIAM T. PETERS ERAsMUs MASToRD WILLIAM c. VAN BA
THOMAS O. Afford aud Is,REL ALFoRD In Cbanrery
EpY Of the Marion county Circuit Court
made OF I
sale
Indianapolis county OF Marion and State of Indiana the
within the hours by
years the following described
Nineyve feet off the end Of lot square fifty
The civ of indianapolis. On flure realize
full of Judgment interest and costs, will the
time place fee simple.
be OF the
defendants above
relief from valuation or apprasement laws.
G, G.. CAMPBELL. Sheriff.
Indianapolis. 90 1850 93w By DAVID BEsrg Deputy
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HEALTH OF THE CITY-We publish below the Re-
port Of the Board of HEALTH rendered Saturday even
ing, at o'clock.
BULLETIN-No. A.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
o'clock, Saturday evening. July 6, 1850. (
The Board Of Health report for the last twenty -four
hours sixfy6ve deaths by cholera, and twenty-egh,
by other diseases.
They would state that the disease is not confined
tn any particular locality. The Board is fitting up
q Hospital, and will have it ready as soon as re-
quired.
JONAH MARTIN, Pres.
B. STORER.
LOWELL FLETCHER,
JAMES ID. TAYLOR,
HENRY JEWELL,
HENRY ROEDTER,
JOSEPH BURGOYNE.
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RLANKS. RI,AyKSt

4 LwAYs on hand, the most approved forms OF blank
N Deeds. Executions. Subpoena,
Mortgs-es. SummonseS, Notes,
Wsgonerf Receipts, Bills Of Lading. Receipts.
Delivery Rond, onstable's sale, SheTihs sale,
List OF property in execution sc. &C.
Oce State Sentinel buildings Illinois Street. pos
ELLIS SPANN-
1850
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GEORGE f. MEYER. TOBACCONIsT,
EOUR doors Of the Palmer House. has constantly on hshd
Spanish Cigars Snuff Chewing and Smoking To-
will Indiana Leaf Tobacco ct Cipcinnau prices
Indianapolis. July 10. 1850. iaiy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given the Of Marion county Tn
ana that at the general election 10 be held IN the several
townships in said county the first MONDAY August 1850
will be called the question
Of the and extend the
common schools CHARLES CAMPBELL, sheriff NJ C.
June 90 1850. gle
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ELLIS a SPANN,

ELLIS a. SPANN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
Indianapolis. Indiana.
LEAVING added tn the large stock Of printing materials
chased Of the Messrs chapmons splendid assortment Of
Type Border Flourishes. SC respectful;
public they fully well
prrpred description Of printing than sny
Office in the
Orders will prompt
the old stand Of the Sentinel Illinois
indianapolis. Ind.
lime -.v
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Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel,
BY Kirkland e. FITZGIDBON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors, Tobaccos. and Produce,
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.
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BLUE LICK WA

a BALES picked and unpcked Moss Of superior quality
- sale bv HENRY 3. KELLOGG
June 25 1850 6y
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BOOKS.
Another supply az Ross a. Rays.
UpAILwAY EcoNoMY:-A treatise on the OF Trans
NJ prospects and rniations,
financial aud social with the results OF railways in England and
the United ststes by Diony sus Lardner D. d. Sc.
The KNor Sketches of Three Fold
story Seventeenth Century, by r. r. Ten.
fiarper's Nc Monthly Magazine.
PRorEssoas LADY; by Berhod Auerbaek Translated
Mary Hewitt.
Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution by B.
sing. door Of Browning ROSS RAY Booksellers.
Indianapolis. June 90, 1850. Off
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.
New Firm and Now GnOdS


THE subscribers have just opened entire NEw stock of Hard
comprising the latest styles and most approved patterns
Of house trimmings Of every description Builders will please do
Farmers also be furnished with almost agricultural
implement such shoves spades hoes and scthes war
anted cut without whisky hay forks grain cradles sickles
Carpenters Jone ';ooper Carriage and Cabinet Ma
ker Black white ard all other Smiths either by trade
and the invitation extendd the entire alphabet of the
city and surrounding country call at the Of the CIR ELE
and Cook south side of Washington street.
site d. Graf heads and examine goods prices and form aeuan
lance with the occupants of the firm being stranger B this
community DESTROYS to become acquainted with the c
and residents of Marion and adjoining counties
In addition the above they will sale good stock OF
manufacture
tin and sheet and do all kinds OF jon work in their
line lastly intend being outdone in the
selection approved kinds Cooking
ed to please sale Being well acquainted with the sest i'm
proved patterns made ia New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio and
having had twenty practical in the "a lie a" stoves
and other merchandise please
who may favor them with call
PLAT'T & WAINWRIGHT.
residents city
recently
Of Washington and Delaware Streets opposite the Court
House square, and will keep full stock of hardware
sheet with good do job
work short I'll public in ved TO call and compare
prices with down town prices, aud much o5ige r. & W.
Indianapolis, July 9Th, 1850 Icy
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Administrator's Notice.

FILTERS Of Administration the Essfe John Johnston
late Of Marion county deceased crortet
Issued BY the Clerk to>a<e
Court The estate probably solvent
July 9. 1850 ll-sw JOHN HEwKIRK, Ad1,l<
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2. o. @. r.
TX MEMBERS of the Independent Order of Old Fellows
- hereby generally notified that the third Thursday,
the 18th during the regular semi annual of
the r. w. Grand Lodge of Tndisna celebration will
under the auspices Centre Lodge No L. and Phoxensn Loge
Indianapolis hy OF the Grand Lodge OF
address will be delivered by Bro JACOB p CHAP
MAN, Of indianapolis.
respectfully invited present
JON n ceremonies of the occasion.
f. HEDDERLY,
FLETCHER,
z S. TYLER.
Committee Of Centre Lodge No. H.
WV WRIGHT,
GEO. d. sTAATs
Z. A. WEAVER
JOHN 8. SPAWN
Committee Of PaiEoreaiaa Lodge No. a.
In anapolis June 20, 1850 0tJuy 49, Journal eopy.l
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IUST rcrelved fresh from the Springs. for sale al
- sIDDAILs Drug Store south side Washington stree
indianapolis July ,, $780, 10Y 4th door west OF Nerd
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CASH. CASlR!.

order make for rehng and eniargns our Store
selling reduced prices for Cash, Gingham
Prints Lawns Linens Cross barred and swiss Nus
Inns Black ve Hoseries rsso Corn color and Mourn
ing Tissues with general stock Of Dry Goods will be sod For
figures than has offered in this city
1885, Off HAMILTON PARRISH.
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To CNRlxIAGE TRIM

TO PAINTERS AND DtbGGIShS.
uNtlNT Mills single and double geared, for sale by
HENRY s. KELLOGG, sfthe sign Of the
JuIx g. 1850. Paddock and Cook ..
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EW Style Jenny Lind" Charcoal Iron Furnace suitable for
~ cooking irorjng for sale hy HENRY s. KELLOGG.
July q, 1850 n-y
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"ANOTIIER COSMOS,

YwyRAvES Siberia including excursions norhward down
Circle, southwards TO the Chinese
Frontier; By AdoIpb rman from the German by
w n Cooley For sale BY ROSS RAY.
NV 9Th
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-30

It was night. In large room SPLEEN
dolly tiraish |. SIT son, 'thi " IN ~ all
bearing up,a their breasts tn. tricolorred
emblem of their Orltr, Characteristic Of
its principles. All was silent as the
grave, till at length two sra2 gers were
conducted into the room and the ceremo-
~ eliminating them into the mysteries
oi the Order commen ced. AS rach
bound himself by the most sacred and
solemn obligations, to observe faithfully
the rulrs and usages, and to AFFORD time
" a,d and comfort to the afflicted, ana
u,for;unatr,,a nd heard the beautiful and
affecting charges Of the presiding officers,
more than once the tears Ware observed
to ,rickle down their cheeks and their
hosolns to hpave with visible emotions.
The ceremony a! length concluded these
Two Who for years before had regarded
each o:her with evident hatred, unex-
pressed though it might have been, now
graspad each others hand with irrvor,
and there amid those who had proved
themselves brethren indeed in the hour OF
affection. surrounded by the emblrms OF
holy brotherhood, did Henry Harcourt
tear from his heart the last remaining
spark Of rerrnge.
Returning TO his home that night
George Ray iet that it was not the So"
of Temperance whose wife shrank at his
advance or who lost to honor Knocked
and spurned her a, his feet, and Julia
when she saw the man of her choice
s'anLin. dissnthraled from the chains
which had so long bound him lifted her
voice in payer to the Eternal source OF
good, and murmured in a voice choked
with real HEARTFELT emotions OF graft
.llr "G" bless ihs Sons Of temperance. +"
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For Tho Cecil Whig'l
Common SCh"Ols.

ME. Eo'roH:-That species Of beneyo-
lcnce called Philanthrophy like the species
Of ANIMAL called dogs, is very useful when
in proper health and under proper subjec-
Ton bu: dogs run mad and so does phian-
.Eiophy, and though the former be ter
.r when ral;d, rabid philanthrophy is
Iag Tie greater curse. The latter IS no"
unclaimed and lros''ing IN the length and
breadth of our county We shall see on
Tie second Wednesday in May next, how
....ny shall have been littrn.
a very long Bill has been written, and
pAssrl by the Legislature, and published
il d" papers. 1t is entitled Gan Act to
establish a System OF Common Schools
SC I'D u has some advocate. Passing
" those u lis friends who look upon i!
V lib the ionIness Of a parent for his off
spring, and those VINO hope to 'I the tat
oii..> lated by it, and those, who, en-
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For The Cecil Whig.l
Free Schools.

| The citizens OF this county Will be call
ed on IN short time TO cast their votes
either for or against the law establishing
free schools in Cecil county. 1t will be
we'll then, for every voter TO reflect on
the subject, for it is one OF no ordinary
importance. The proper education Of
youth is conceded to be matter OF the
very highest moment, and no man OF re-
Election can feel Indifferent on this sub
jcct.
The law has been prepared with a
great deal OF care and labor. and after a
careful examination OF the different svs-
terms in operation in other States, with
such notifications as our peculiar circum-
stances seemed to require; yet il il not to
be expected that any work of the kind
will be without impcriections, but like all
other human efforts, must be subjected to
test oftime and experience, tor confrma-
ton and amendment.
There can be very little doubt but that
the system will work we'll after it is once
put into operation, and no one can esli-
mate the true value and blessing OF a
properly conducted and thoroughly erer-
getic system Of free schools. They infuse
public spirit into the community where
they are located and enhance the value
of property.
1t has been represented that some veal
thy persons having no children to educate
are opposed TO the law. Can it be posi-
Bile, that for SO small pittance as they
would have to contribute, that thcy would
have so little pu'lic spirit as t. oppose tine
law' Are these persons so miserly as to
hold on to every iar,hing until death re-
leases their grasp, rather than contribute a
portion for the education OF their success
sors, winch in Justice they are bound to
do7 As such persons hardly expect to
take their money with them when they
die, and as ii very probably will soon fall
into the hands Of those who will not thank
them for IT, they had as we'll show some
public spirit and do that willingly, which
they will have to do.
1t is said that some such persons have
written to members Of the Legislature urg-
ing them to oppose the law, but l hope for
the credit Of the county that the number
of persons who have so acted are few.
The subject is now in the hands OF the
pesplc, and so far as l have been able to
judge it will be triumphantly sustained.
have heard some say, 81 have ohec-
tons to some features of the law, but TO
vote against 1t, is to defeat the whole sys-
tenn, which am unwilling 10 do" "Let
us have system, and if we find defects,
we will amend them.'
it is now the middle of the nineteenth
century and we have no school SYSTEM
1t is high time that we should spread the
blessings of education broadcast over the
land, that every child may partakr thereof
| freely and without restraint, as he enjoys
Heavens bounty OF light and air.
NINA.
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PLANTS, SHRUBS,
Evergreens, Trees, Garden, Seed, s.,

"a 81 V0hos AOOo3 val uOAl, COVuf C%S
Nor sale at MAUPAY'S GARDEN, Rising
Il Sun Village, near Philad.lphia and in the
Market. below sixth street, every day, com pri-
sing the following varieties:
H"neysuckle. assorted Herhareons Plants
Ornamental. Roses, Flower Roots: Flow
er Seeds d" Vegetable Plants. Grape WINS
Ornamental Shruhherv, Ornamental Vnrs,
Green House Plants, BOX Edging Asparagus
Roots. flrrb Roots. Osage Orange Plants, i"r
live fences, &i-. Evergrecns, viz Balm Of Gu.
cad. Silver Frs Norway FRS, Red Spruce.
White Spruce, Silver pines, American Arbor-
vi'G. Chinese, Tree Box. assorted sizrs.
Also-Ornn'ncntal Trees viz: Naples an
sorted; Horse Chcsnu,s, Weeping l.arch Silver
Ahelr, Al"nntai Ash, MsgnoIi,s, Fringe
Trees. i.intens. Sc.
Gs~.4Il orders promptly attended to, aud ev-
err'h'ng warranted TO be as represented.
I9'Plan's. trees, Sc, packed to carry with
safety.
zzAddrcss IS. MAUPAY, Rising Sun
Vi'lasc, Phllada. Co, S. MAtrAY.
Nursery, Scotsman and Fl,rist
ma rch 30.h so.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

The Undersigned respectfully informs
the people Of Cecil county, and his
t. friends and the Public gen.
rFnrfaL orally, tina, he has taken
Il44..L ii;a for term of wars, the
Washington Hotel in Elk
ton, lately kept by Mr.. Smiley King.
He purposes to repair tn" House and
keep it in style that will be s,tsfacto-
ry t" the Public, and he respectfully in.
,i,rs share Of their patronage
JAS. GEBHART.
Elkton, March 30lh SO.
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Il Mar OF Cecil toUEry.-We have
several times heretofore spoken in refer
rnce to the publishing of map OF this
County. |; would be highly us":ul and
important, and we are grat.ied to learn
that the matter is about to be taken in
hand by gentleman eminently quail
fed Tor the task.
JAHHs McCAuLEy ESQ, late Count y
Surveyor, is. we understand. about to
undertake it, and no man more capable
,1l be found IN thc county. The map
lie has in contemplation will lay down
1he streams, roads, towns, manufactures
sores, Public houses, scheols, churches.
residences, Sc, with correctness. We
nope the public will lend hand TO this
matter, and ensure it success. Public
spirited citizens would do well 10 assist
The project, aud very l"rge list OF sub
scribers for the map ought 10 be easily
obtained. Mr.. McCaul Y will be IN at
enhance at Court next week, where h.
can be seen in reference to ,he SUBJECT
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The CEcu. BANK AT PoRr DErosIT.-
The Act OF the Legislature. establishing
bank at Port Deposit will be found on
our first page. We have no doubt THIS
hank will be very useful, and do large
business: hat it will be safely and skill
fully managed. is guaranteed by the
business Qualifications and capital Of the
gentlemen who have been instfum cnta !
in getting tup.
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Trustees Sale,
OF Valuable R2lt Estate.

By virtue of decree OF the High
Court OF Chancery OF the State Of Della
ware, the subscriber will oF'r at Public
Sale, on TUESDAY, The 23rd day OF
April next, between ! and 3 O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Hotel OF jacob Dehavrn
Esq. in the village of Newark, County
OF New Castle and State of Delaware, all
that part oi,he Real Estate OF tl,. late
John Thomson, consisting OF valuable
tract Of Land called "Tusculum,' about
half mile from Newark, on the public
road TO Wilmington. Thistract contains
81 Acres.
more or less: and is highly improved and
productive. The advantages osSchooIs
and Churches in the immediate n-ighbor-
hood OF this property Combined with
its ready access by Rail Roa'l, 10 PhiIa-
delphia and Baltimore carrot fail to
recommend it TO the Consideration OF
persons ishing TO purchase.
AT The same time and p!a"e will b.
offered for Sale the R.; ENstr orthr said
John Thomson, lying imp,edateiy in
The village of Newark, containing Sew
eral Acres Of very valuable iand On
~rSR witch is a conmodlolls
A;::9& DWELLING HOUSE, the
essssT A lM late residence ofth" d,cras
"~4s"s@1aSa0~ ed, with barn and all other
necessary out buildings.
For Terms, or oth'r particulars, apply
to George Earle Esq =, EIk'on, CrciI
county Nd who il authorized and EN-
powered to act as my Attorney
ELIZABETH HAMBERLAIN
Newark, Del. Mar 30, so Trustee.