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Massachusetts I.c,,slnturc .

Bosros, Jan. 9.--Thc official vote for Governor
Of Massachusetts,, at the last slecton, has been
received, And foots up as follows: Briggs, SO,
75S Boutwell,, 36,93l Philips, 27,69S Cogges
hall, esq, Scattering, 2i9.
The House this morning elected Geo L. Bout
well, dem. and Stephen S. Hicks, free soil, n,
candidates for the election Ex-Governor. The vote
stood for Briggs, III Boutwell,, 2ls.
The senate filled its vacancy today, and it il
understood tie vote for Governor will be proceo
dcd with tomorrow.
IL the Democratic caucus there was stormy
session last night, but the democrats adhered t
their former vote to elect Sumner.
In Senate, tho result for Senator is doubtful
The wings have caucus this evening.
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A DEsrArcu from Baltimore, dated Jan. j?
says:--Therc is great excitement Mt Lexington
Va in consequence Of an anticipated insurrectior
of ,hc slaves. Letters have been intercepted, and
it appear. that about 600 are implicated.
VIM, Hughes, the agent employed by Mr.
knight, to arres, Crafts, the fugitive slave at Eos
ton, was silleda, Macon, Georgia, in rencountel
with Knights brother about potatoes.
WARRINGTON Jan. 1.-THE Secretary Of the
Navy gives notice that the frigais 81. Lawrence
will be in readiness tocarry articles 10 the World,
Fair BY tho LIST Of February, and that she will sail
about that time from the port Of New York.
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from IuInnc.

New York Jan. II.
The Asia arrived after being out ten day, and
the Arctic in eleven
The political news is unimpor.an, Mr. Thorn
son, bearer of dispatches aud the India mail had
arrived.
Business in Caleuttais active Money in Bonn.
bay plenty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18

Persons SEED DRrLL.--ln ITS notices OF agri.
cultural implements, the Prairie Farmer for Jan.
urary, 1851, thus speaks of this valuable machine
Of which an advertisement appears i'll our col.
lumns.
We continue to have favorable opinions from
the country of Persons Seed Drill manufacturer
in this city, by Mr.. Allan Nane These Drills have
now been in use more or less for two years and
By this time are pretty well known. Their ex.
cellences We are inclined to think, consists main
ly in the following peeuliarltios, viz. They are
well made. Judges of such things, consider then,
in this respect credit to the mechanical skill Of
the city. Again, the polished flukes tend to ena,
Die them TO clear themselves Of earth And
again, the flukes are not stationery They have
a play upwards and sideways; and thus avoid
distractions and are kept clear eiiectnally. This
We are inclined to think is the great feature which
gives it success; and that no drill which has sta.
tlonary f'ukes, whatever other cxceencies 1t may
possess, will succeed. II hesc views are wrong
IN any particular those who have used the Drill
can put the thing right, Nr, Vane's advertise.
meut will be noticed
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London dates received TO the 2d and Liverpool
to the 3d. Cotton firm and unchanged Bread.
stutfs steady without change.
Dates from Liverpool TO tho 3lst Dec--Trads
has been extremely quiet, aud with the exception
Of a few transactions in bbl -four there has been
little or nothing doing, and no material change in
the value Of any article. The weather continues
unusually mild for the season. At to days mar
ket there was n limited attendance Of the town
and country traders whose transactions were
confined to a few small purchases to supply their
immediate wants. Wheat and flour nominaly
MAINTAIN their value No sales made Corn TO-
ceives little attention, but tine yellow could DO
had under Sis per quarter.
London Jan. lst-Little English wheat in mar.
ket, and its value has underwent no change. Ar
rivals Of foreign wheat and -four wero ngain
large and the market IN an active state. The trade
was confined to n few retail sales
Dublin, Dec, 3l.--Our corn market was extreme
" dull to-day for all denominations. Wheat
has sold at reduced rates. Corn partakes Of the
general dullncss.
New York, Jan. II
Market generally firm. Sales heavy a, good
prices.
St Louis Jan II.
There has been no change in produce market.
Wheat 75aISc for common and soc for choice.
I FlONr UGiI NJ S0.2odo Az Ior oTulnArN ana 60. 10
for good Corn dull at iSc, sacks Included. Oats
in limited demand at 4ga50c. Whiskey 23. Pork,
mess slO5o, prime S7.35. Lard good inquiry at
6,aic in the bulk
Chicago Jan. Is. 1851.
Receipts have increased somewhat and foot up
for past "a hours wheat 2i0o bush, oats loo do,
corn Zoo do, -four IS bbls.
! Flour--sales 200 bbs extra Mich in lots at
3 75aI 90.
/ Wheat--sales 2iOO bush spring at 56a63.
/ Oas-sales 1000 bush at Sla52 cts
/ Corp-salcs IT'S bush shelled at 35aS6 cts |;
/ 1862 do in the ear Mt 3la33 cts
| Hogs--sales $50 at 3 76a3 rs.
| Pork-sale 50bbls old meas at Sl2 90.
Lard--sale bbls at ~ cts per Dbl.
Ottawa, Jan. 49,
The weather, since our last, has been so unset.
tied that scarcely any business has been done in
either gram or pork. The week opened with fair
weather, turned warm and was followed by ge-
neral break up OF the roads On Thursday we
wsro visited with regular cold snap and Of con.
sequence the roads are now so rough rs to be al.
most impossible. The little produce that has
arrived has been taken at our last quotations. viz
Wheat winter 5sa6sc, spring 4ta50. Corn ear
26c, shelled Csc. Oats zoe. Nothing doing in
barley. Pork $3aS4o. One sale Of 5000 lbs. q.
S3.37t
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The PLunArIY LAw.-Gco. S. Boutwell,, the
Locoioco candidate, has been elected Governor
by the Legislature Of Massachusetts. The wish.
Is of the people were manifested as follows For
Briggs, 81, 75s Boutwell,, SO ,23l.-Chi. Jour
Especially since they had majority in both
houses.
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MARRIED--0n the 4th inst- by A. r. Niblc
ESQ., Mr.. JAcoD HAIN to Miss CArnARiSr CRux,
all Of Newark.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, Mr. REwAnx Gan.
HER to Miss MARY JANE GARDNER
In Ottawa, on the 18th inst, by. J. L. Human.
Esq, Mr. wM PrnBRoKs 70 Mrs SUSAN NJ Mt.
soy, all Of this place,
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hrkiNGrifi.n. Jan. 10.

SrKisaririp, Jan. 10.
The SENATE proceeded 10 the consideration Of
The resolutions offered Oh Monday by Mr.. Rich.
moud, Oh the slavery question The resolutions
1t will be recallected propose totepeai the IN
strucons Of the last Legislature, and approve the
compromise measures. Mr.. Richmond occupied
the whole forenoon in q very able speech advoca.
ting ths passage ofhis resolution. v hen he had
coneludsl they were laid over until Monday
next
In tho afternoon, Slr. Redjick introduced tho
following bills which were read twice and refer
red:
"Requring the canal trustees to settle with
Richard Cody and others, for lots purchased on
the basin at La Sale, in ls4s.'
Amending Chapter 10Y Of the Revised Stat.
utss, entitled "wlls"'
A bill also passed the senate. allowing non'res-
idcnt aliens 10 own real estate within the state.
In the Horss, Mr.. Singleton. Immediately after
the reading Of the Journal, moved to reconsider
the resolution adopted yesterday, rendering vote
d thanks to the present members Of congres. fo'
,heir scr yic,s in procuring the grant OF land fo'
the ceat, slf nil road.
Mr.. 8. said he was sure the mover OF tie reso
luton III 1 not intend injustice to any one but Il
did iuiri i,u. He gave tho history VI the origin
al idsa ,ftss central rnil road and this grant
vhifh al its foundation IN . letter VI Judge
E,se1s. Dubl.l,sd III tho vandalin paperrin 1855
Ia y "a Ga. brought before Congress by Gov. ca
~. sni several Lills making The grant lind pnss
n thc United States Senate through the exer
isrs q Judge rrssss sSd Judgs Ssmrle ~ vel
: ~. ss~s sSi utislfs
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Thos Spalding, president Of tho Georgia Con
venton, died on the goth ult.

vChtlon, died on the 10Th ut.
Urea, Jan l3-Ths Seneca Church in this
ciy--the First Prcsbyterian--was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000. Insured for 60.
600
POPULATION OF WISCONSIN AND iLLNois.-Ac.
cordng to the census the population Of Wisconsin
on tn, first Of Jan. las, So5o66-that Of Illinois
about 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18

r. L. Wilson, lately Post Master at Chicago,
has again assumed his post as senior editor Of tho
Chicago Journal The Daily Journal has been
enlarged to the size Of the Tribune. Barring" its
politics, the Journal is one OF the Les, papers in
the ~ 3lr. Wilson returns to his post, not.
withstandng his dccapitation by President Fall
more, To battle Tor wing principles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18

". are indebted to the Editors Of the La Sale
County Democrat for copy Of their extra, from,
which We make copious extracts.
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WHAr 4 PrrY that here IN full view before our
ewes there should be so many men running by
utemperance Not men Of the very dregs Of SO
ciety-but such as once had talent, and skill, and
character How little time suf1ices for drunken.
ness to destroy ialent-to take away skill and to
change character
Must VT ever endure the sight Of thi. work OF
destruction Shall 1t be carried on in our streets
in open day unblushmglyi What say YOU .lres
whose sons are becoming drunkardsi What say
you, Brothers, to the ruin Of your kni What say
YOU children, Of the ensuaring and enteIn- OF
your fIhcrsi We cry vengeance on the murder,
sr Shallno Indignant cry be raised against these
tcmpters and destroyer. Would that just llea.
ven would visit on them alone and speedily the
ruin they effsc,
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The Missouri Republican cautions It's readers
against taking 500 bills ON the Bank of Mls.ou
u, as there are good reasons for believing that
comterf,i,s of that denomination have been put
IN circulation
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LIRE has ltS pleasant spot, a, well a. ITS dark
and terrible ones. Here IN a princely mansion
are gathered the cultivated and the ,ay--A few
doors removed, Drunkenness, and Murder keep
their fearful haunt I here j. but rs step be
tween. Many man, the pridc Of one circle III a
little time becomes the brute Of the other--or it
may be the monster
In one dwelling there are laughter and songs
In another rises the aSonzed cry Of the sufferer,
and the wall Of death The fest.l garment and
the habl}lment Of mourning are seen ia the same
group whether they engage IN the dance or follow
the bier o motley world, when will end thy
strange carnival, When will the illusions and
hooking flncics and AL dreams, vanish on our
waking When shall the perturbed and murky
atmosphere clear up so as to give US no more rain
sunshine and tears in laughter
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THIS STEP

Late intelligence nom Salt Lake city represents
all things there IN apro>pcrous condition. The
crops have turned out we'll and gold is abundant
among th' settlers party recently arrived at
It Joseph from there with from 5000 to SO GOO
dollars IN gold.
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ANOTHER Btock-We see it stated that there
is movement on foo, among the different bord
or tribes of Western Indians, to unite in sontribu.
ting a memorial 10 the government in the shape
Of block Of stone for the Washington Monu
ment
The design la, been, ne believe, So iar eonsum
mated already as to render It nearly certain that
the material is TO be procured from the eelebra
ted Starved Rock in this State; the Indians
having no land uLey can call their own to obtain
it frum the inscription il is to bear when
finished, has been dccided upon. Iiis'imPle but
expressive, II. conveyed in the following charae
terlstic terms
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

GEORGE r. HARTMAN respectfully Informs The
VI nublIs that he hn. opened RoAI SnuP. IN StAth
At eel, below Church. Ia tile Of Charles Ennch
Ntnnre's snip NaFd Wilmington, Dell i1r the building
nf The above mentioned siFahe bonts Thess lnas nhe
invention NJ captain Rnhinsanl are built without tim
her theiplankilz hsne fs-trnei together with cnpper
hoops, on the prueinlr nf barrel The boats are 81
constructed that the hnnIs 20 from runne IL guunei,
screwed IN Mt time. Eight years ago ihrte were
several fishing sk. built M this principle and though
90 constant rond hnais yet tiey he seen o.,
suv tine Al the whatf in this oty. lie will ap bnl
ihits the tab principles such as skils ynwis. and
lhauoau1 Sc. New b 'as Of MI principles aiways ua
hand Repairing lnu- he desires to give satisfaction
An his work will 10 " the hest dcsrTp lou, aud o tn
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

THE Subscriber invites The public IN general TO call
and examine his iatge stock Vi Fanny tlkS rUu
Sitting nj Fitch Stone Martin, I.sLA. French Sable
ans 50 nfrr iiud,. huas, Nictoriaes Ne Alsn. bacs
aud white Waddinghy the hale.
N. B.-lha highest prize paid for Shipping Furs
such Red Fox Grey Fox, MHk, kneoan. MlsktaL
Nr. FED r. MuMaArH
Importer & rm Dealer No u y. 4,h 81, rhila.a.
oct q inns.
MARTENS FAMILY DIZZY GUODs sfOi1 l.
No Is Nnrih Second sti opposite CHRIST Church rn
ner Of Jours' Alley, haif square below Ealrs Ii,tc
philhelpli'a-
invt, attention to their nrw stock &c FALL Aap
WINTER GOODS. Consisting in rrrt OF Palm aud
Lang Siiawis, Ray state lang shawls. Al Ceiufs
Long shswls. Mode Cnnues Lnng shaNls. ALSO Rich
csi lnslos Bucs silks do 10 rlaek Aipacus, do do
eli thaugrihr, Neat sUiprd thnneeuh SILKS Al
80 ii;iyaIls Drlnincsat 12audn lafeis Delai, IS
fi.i Ecuanl re'san Deaiuea, Cashntetus and HIGH
cuior= Del4ines French aud English Merenus. Also
'nssin'ie, satnrtts. Ncsiinrs Fancy cassimcTrs ni
Boss. FlsHnois Of all kinas. Also RlAnscts, cDn,
nrsins 1905 pairs Of every hni from 81 - per pair
We offer Tue very cheaT Mnsn that havs ever been
shown in this city.
Plcsase cali and ex annie for yonrseive.
X Remember the number il -
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
/, EsnIi ~ tStaleG' sOthtRg.
q Al the very lowest Philadelphia Prices
N FOR CASH.

-E subscriber having hid IN M unusually large stock
nj Goods, To- which he paid lite eisiI, ava conse
gently obtained them 1t much cheaper rate Than thcy
cHud be Ind credit, Is unw prep red to make ~ all
knls of CLOTHING, cheap they can be pnfciu-
c,i riihrf IN this city Phiii phiA ctsm HIS
stock very large. Hn the assortment canrut he sur
ed. cit er rs reg ~ the iaiiy az qiantty ofhr
goods by any other establishment IN the riis therefore
those who may desire 10 purchase, eunnnt I'll to be
lEn Ia every parirnnr lie will keep constantly Oh
hHnd large aud general vnleiy Of cohis pnhis vests
INVITES his friends aud ~ pubic Eenefa,y 10 calf an
.xlmne for themseyes fssNnM Market Street, be.weur
o pi' Nv 81 WIN. G. LOWE.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
1signst.l


The sndersg nul ludsila,s hal 4 be isst GO
ing bid Tor carrying ;hs mat On fOrr 20. BE-
accepted by tho Postmaster tieastsi snr'bidjs
SHAH, prior to lie Isl day oi Jly rcSt enter ,ris
the required oh isaiiou 70 perform tie seit e o.
possl, with goo and sufficient sute! rs.
Dated isred BY two saailni5
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

IRON RAILWAY mANuFAUrORY.
MO cal Arch Street, hel, iroHd Philadelphia, Wnirr
N \ usysNhr. Respectfully call the attention Of the
nuhe generally Of Wilmington aud elsrwhere to thrif
nisnna neaigus and Patterns of Ra filings tlr Genet
rie. rn!lie Squlses. Balconies. Nenminis, i;nrieis
Nc Onameutn Tables Chairs Sellers Stands Of every
Ill. siye, constantly kept On hand, persons
who NAV want any or the Rhnve articles. will Please
give W a ssll every attention VIII be gwen tu me-
ennrnl data them at short nn.es, and they will waHnt
TO lie equal any in the city or elsewhere mud tril
nriees as low. May 10 cmi
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

=. Fiinn X McCoy, having iaii IN ~ ENfLN
~ FIVE uss,rtment oi every kind of FALL AND
MA WINTER CLOTHING. manufactured IN ihH
W. most faslinnahle style, Of the hes, nmic-
ala, respect uliy invite the puhiie call and rxlinr
their stock before purchasing elsewhere. Having per
chafed their elntlis FIRST hands employing but tile
best workman, aud hnvie for many years en- tnerr-
ed In the business they feel eUufdem IN giving siishc
iinn those who fivnr I'll N with calf ~ kni.
uf goods in,de 10 order nj The hote-t naier No Al
Narhei Street Oh dnnf Glow Second.
Wtlulfuufuu z
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
IimII,s ticnd Ii1iCi-

x-sA tue Subscriber respectfully in;orm his friends
WA and tho publis that he has takuh the long es
isbli.fed and well known Hotel, THE BULLS HEAD
In Fourth, brlwesn Orange end Shipey SIS. fnfntSls
kent BY Mr James ueVer and j. prepared In it,-
o,ininndate all WIN may favor lin wita lhef custom
His tab, will at all times be supplied with ever, deli
cacy OF tho season, and his bar with The chnires liquors
that eau he procured aud lis II able with faith CAT auf
nee onnDdntne O.lefs iie hopes That nv sric;
tiou 10 business 60 merit aud receive liberal riafc
public patronage JAMES MeAlANUs.
= L.Ir Ii .AI.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

piSs Subscriber, No 81 Worth Second Street below
l aieh respectfully micfai7 tic paddle iAni 10 his
ls "i in iigfs; and most general usaofiafu' st all
kuhs nr fancy iars ia the ny uaviA5 impaired item
hin-ell. enas.tiuR in mart IT sioae Mlrn Hani Mar
tiH. iiri.uu iig Maitin, Russian salio Martin. to
asst ill., lynx, Sihoifu, Squirrel, swan &c. NIL ri
svh-rh he ~ manufacturing and thinning in tho last
ard latsM stvo suah ~ .Hs Boas Rat Boas, fTeiar.
ines Cur &c., &C. rhp eit1ens Of Wilmington HAA
giGinity. want uf good amt cheap NUTS &c. WI
please call and supply III with aud cheap
er nttieus ihsn-ali bhnehi elsewhere ft I've SANE
iuonry, taantfg MrsChhnis will dud 1t thcif al
vantage 10 calls. great BARGAINS may le had.
y. bfiis hi nes; pner paid ilr ai Kinds cf shiupinE
Fufs. JNiIN HANfS, Fur lmporicf.
! nnv2i--ii M. 81 sci0nd street., rhil dripin.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

I nos So LNANs * Go .sH h'sH't 'iti'f. ma
&c piis respectful irvie the uitr tinn - 'nf,il
to thc ex4raite pars OF the fhhiics nni 90 i'th''1
iir tiufurGt aau ttisbissrt hfm OF = fn,m -.
an .rRsi ilanl are e Cl.nucrts sud MI noes hoo -
cent, to 81 30 ref ,efd Including A sha les 0i eles J
nnd "a b hid Neusiiu,a laims ntF h'n- +iHts ssi
square aYd lnne rhawls, This stock ia'ig "t''
lnaii et sauiiiieG Of ancinH vi be aunn vei! cNHr
r ". u. 4 CO. hrvs -isi ig'i rec 1901 trn lH''''
asqc iNt rfsquAia Hi hug -htwi si inntN ieii'
usunl nice sant 1T ulicA ute eAil.s nov inufAisL
scHifsftaH p'icls Miiis rl-ay cm'fo''affa, "i'h
gs ur4nt ul new goods.
CL0AkS.
T. igc assrrimant nf rellyinalr tioih ai sNp"''"
gusHiy eitei C.uas Ia ti'i Ia u.t tati' ~ Foe
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

1'oihe ropl people nf Wilmington. Gre,ung'
This is 10 ave notice IN eucand every If YOU
to appear at times convenient 10 Aouttelyts Al tbs
head Quaiter ct the undersigned
AsnrONs CLOTHING STORE
No $50 Market -. phlad'a aud u Gu and lhere buy
such Articles ufuppnrel as you need.
G,ei uaief NY hanI this l-i day Of October 1851.
his
JOHN - - ASHTON, Ir.
pliin OFT 9I-nM. nnra
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

The undersigned, tposinasrf, jalge, or Gle 4
OF a court record. as the case may bel reIti.es
that he is well acquainted with the above suarsn.
tors and their proraity, aud that they are men ii
property and able to MAKO good their guaranty. Z
Dated [Signsd1
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

Tiii. srbscfs. r iias sHie NJ hs stalls O.. u
| te prfER AM M. II "a NE i.',M " We
kEr iiOlsr DilY Asp sAluKEr BEE, VI .H oAn
dureine al ne hurt quality far f'w.y use. FAiniiie'
ran ls snptiel wiihlELr RuuNpai all ready olfe'
iul DIS .Hs AMI have tiiun amatei 8. ihh. rii.' u
Cali aAi examine iuabrll hlii-iN'
AIluiu INN - Il
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

WE have heenappniatcl ngeHu f Tie sale OF he
W hnye article by IN anniFl--sTv--~~s FarFcn, VI
rhiiadelpia. They SPOKEN yrflHshh Of by those
having hem 10 use We invite lgnnb ie 10 rnil aui
exanie fur themselves, ats A Q. sigcLANN;s, No !;
shipley street. where vii bs Juui nil kinds Of Tnrni
mIs ia ths Cabinet makers ms. Iuns 30.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
3 Valuable SzsA EaV5ll al
PEREZ AEHS E1i SHEa.

CRU ArliD IN Mill Greek Hundred. New Castle Cal
iNnrl near tile WILMINGTON mud Hnrkrssrn fuui.
niles ia IN Wilmington ani u miles North Of the Bran
dVwnr Springs, bounded ny lands nf John Armstrong
lanes Gin. jneub Hoppe and others containing lui
acres Of ani ahnui 80 acres being wood land win
thriving fnher Tile re'idne arabic OF good qlaiiii
ltivntisn al having uccess To INNING waief The i'm
lprnvrlnsnis large Two story sinne house with
stonp kitclirn attached tenement, sinnr sprrn
hnase oyer a never rirg spring, large fame hafi
win stabn underneath. wagon house, crib n.d
inther nut buildings. variety IT Arple rench Pearl
nud Cirrr in good neighhothood convenient n
Limestone quRrres mills. schools, and churches nf di-
lsreni denominations in high aud healthy Situation
lrommnnhing nn extensive view Of the surrounding
county, Of Delaware river and Bay, New Icrsi and
he low lands delaware. One haifuf the purchase
ilnnuey ran rcinain u tn pfnpnuy ifdrsrcd.
Fut terms Nc. apply 10 the ruhsctiber tho Farm
or Henry Whiieman near NeMHrk Del
MAXwELLJ. DR. AXE.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

4 t..-e DAVID HAHrhy, Dentist, No SO THIRD
LII STREET bstween Poplir aud Lombard, Is
repaired u perform all operations In the DENIAL art -
lie VIII maze and teeth ut his owa nannlhrtnr'
nh nr wilnnt gums, To suit all classes. All open
ions warranted "a give sltsia ction.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
IVTOp lIA=i.tlN WANTn-0i'.

+ Margaret aud Mary Ann clfrk, fu That tho rnlcr
stinrd eau know 0f tlht whereabouts, viii faeai'r
her iianss Thor afci are - and 3d. nni sac daugi-
tcrs Jemiaia Clark wln resided Han nj the
time Of her i,sth. Address, AMELlAGWfFiN,
unv aI-3t Newport. Del
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! OvERING'@ REST SYRUP MOLASsES. Al.a.ssw
Pigs for sale. eur. ij'h aud Nlrkri street,,
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THE snhsethet-FatSf " r. iifaTywinu linnfed j,
-1ririrs Wilmington aud from old Cherier Of
tie road leading from Eli u. TEieys Hotel to The Frac
teal fufmef one niie rum thu former nni iWn from
The latter, containing sixty Hrfes ihiii pat Of wr
IL young rhd thriving mhsr,a large proportion rhes
nut Of Suitable size fnT fencing. The nptnvc iirni-
Hre gnDd Stone hnuse II BY - with q kitchen nuinn.
rug pump aud well ~ excellent water an app,
Rnh peach orchard and TafirsY uf chstfy aud ohm
fruit trees. uil NJ which pftr hest selection. Tr
farm ia IN healthy nriFhhorhu0d Convenient Ia Ofi,i
Mills schools and different denominations OF Iuit VII.
worship is ofeasY culture aud well adaptei y lind,
afEfain track. and viii BE- si baisia IL appisa
ti0n ba made slon OF lac premises
RuBERr JOHNSON.
SAINT ma
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Mr. CURRY. No. 50 Chestnut street Philadelphia 90
nose tho Hank Of Commerce offers fot sale nn article
lar reduslnr friction Of machinery, steamboats,;
road cars saw mills, slages cart and AL kinds Of iiae
merry The bssi and sienpss nTie.s IN use On nn
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