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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14

The LaksyUperior thinning News CO the
9th u!t., says:
We learn by private letters, that the bod
les Of Sir John Franklin and his men fave
been found by Dr. Kano's party, completely
frozen, and in . perfect state OF preservation
1t adds: That from the authority from
whence we have gained the information We
have tho right to believe it as perfectly true"
This is not generally credited, however.
A BoNKRa Hill SOLDIER DzAD,--Diei in
Worthington Mass, on the Both ult, Samuel
Follett, y Survivor of the battls Of Bunker
Hill, aged 81 years. Mr. Follott was born
on the 2Gj November, 1877, in Atteborough.
He joined the army when in his eighteenth
gear, remained in the service 10 mouths, and
served at the battle OF bunker Hill in COL
Reeds regiment. lie settled in Warrington
in 1871, and has ev3r since resided there.-
His FIST vote was for Gen. Washington for
President, aud he has voted in every presden-
tal electioa since giving his vote for Gen.
Scott ia 1852 He is beloved to have been
the last survivor at the FIRST great battle of
the revolution.
STARK BANK, BENNINGTON, VT.-The Stark
Bank rcdee,ped.rog ularity at its counter, un-
I'll Monday 9th ill.,, when it closed its doors
the directors say, for sixty days. The bills
a.e Offered for fifty cents upon dollar, and
the buyers are generally those owing the bank.
-, sssssscd that, as the directors have given
ds 10 the State for the redemption OF the
there will ultimately be no loss upon them.
pIosIoN OF 4 RUSSIAN BArTERY.-Bc-
.sedastopoS Oct. %, Correspondent Of
Laadon Times. Until 20 minutes after
O. clock, Oct 49, the French Batteries
rectei their fire on this work, when, unfor.
nately, the Russians projected shell 80
ly into their battery, that, falling into one
4 their tumbrils situated in the middle of the
serve ammunition, it exploded, causing, oil
Aou-se, fearful loss Of artillerymen A few
minutes aftorwards-that is, about half past 2
another shell was directed towards the same
spot with similar unfortunate results. The
T Russian batterres having II now all their own
way, hammered unremitiingly upon US with
Z the greatest yivacity They had sent forth
n from their ram parts loud shouts Of defiance CT
OF victory when the explosion Of the French
H a.d Eqgi;ah magazines acquainted them Of
our mlstorturss bat it was now our turn to
crow, Tor about half past 3, there suddenly shot
upwards rom the works. or rather the Redar
on our trout white livid lams which ascen
ded high into the ali, and, while we all pausec
70 gaze on the spectacle sound which mad,
! sthe,very earth tramble beneath us, followed
4by most awful report, toldus that the RedaI
| had ceased to exis. i; for In the next minut,
it, garrison of huhdfeds, blown to atoms, dis
nelD5erea and esntIil nCuasg Sae action Of th
~ ia hundreds Of yard
n So fearful and ter
I yer have, nor do | hop
/ IA The midst of dens
parks, which resembles
IL Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14
GREAT SALE
, sesssssa OF as x
laIsfsE QNAL PROPERTY.


THE suhscslAsss sse the fuibwing property
eehneyled with their Furniture Mandatory Ii Mont.
pelie VI VIZ 0ns " oedN orlh's Plating machiues ONT
Ing ss curing rsf Do, matching aud i slsiHa and
gruoyius machine, ilssis faning Aac hina, 3rfins
oa and sEsittiBg hffies ni SAWS tunng ,the. Il
zig saw, ,chnonlng machine, barring mDdsng
Do GrndsiO,es I5work benches iandscrCws stoves,
shop furniture Tna tools, hose, wagon, hnbrr sicgU
aud harness, dty Aus.s, lumber sheds & c.. c. he
machinery was built three yeats ago expiessy for tic
ianuhc'nti OF furniture on the mast approved plan
and thoioueh but little wor1, and i, Meil ar.
ranged in building srures Eig Coz 40 feet with iron
wheel estimated ut 40 horse po~er Uaion River The
Paning Machines has good rtn VI custom wuk, aud
there Is good set Of customers I'D ready sale for all the
work thai be made ii the shop; ts suhsc ibers viii
take nj The work twenty hands make, under cont
for onn OF more years, at far prices. The location
cheapness Of lumber and facilities for Aa icurns " i, i
good trade, makcs worthy this attention any wish
ins To engage III the business
The subscribers will also sell their stock in Eareoon,
corner If Main and Baie streets, where there go.t
Retail rad. and where the Uplulsi erins Business ma
tic fried on to almost any elicnt. They have manutc
tGred and sold IS tons o huak ttfesses pas, sea
son, besides Palm leaf hair AM spr,n beus.
Proposals VIII be received, inquiie ai
I'd BY mail or uthcrwise and inicratun given ia relation
To The Properly, until tn, hrst of January neat Shol
no PROPOSALS be received 20 Be the hoe property tog
rf, will be sold by the piece, lots may be wanIea
% G-at Bargains vii! be gwen all wishing 10 plr
chase fURNll UkE, until the iisi OF Iant.ty.
s. W. ABBOTT J. CO.
| Mon fpeier, Bee. !, 1851.
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Orange C0umty gssgsgf

THE Sockhoidcrst nn,al a-giing. for the choice hi
IcCtGrs Of The Orange CuuRiy Bauk, will be held al
their Banking Honse Tuesday, the 9Th day January
next, at o'clock, T. Al. For the nnectors
GEORGE LESLIE, Cashier.
Chelssp. Dec A. 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14

STATE OF VERMONT Notice is hereby gwen that
WAsHisGroN D'sTR,cT,s I Pruba4 Conrs wit hin aud
toi said District will be ed az the Probate flee Mont
peseo, oa Tuesday of each during ensning year
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge Of Probate
| Montpelier Dec. l. 1884 5lw2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14

BROAD CLOfl!S, Doe skin, Vesiines, Gray Cloth, Sat
~ nee, &C. fan assortment lat received and for sale
by H. j. LOOMS
Dec. IL. 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14
Dickinson EyEsG Foundry.

No. 50 Washington street, B"s'o7,
Printing ype and all other kinds of Printing Materials,
OF 'urera quality ana al ts lowest prices for sala as
above, by PHELPS & DALTON
Snrressaf1 IN y tiirkjuson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14

Charles Copeland. .-CcnS9 otioner,
50 and 81 Court stiec Boston.
CONSTANT, hand the hest Ice Creams, Plum Fancy
Cakes Pastry and Confectionery. Parties supplied in ad
djtnn To c above articles with Fic2cn Suorbct, Jelly
hlauc Mango and Table ornaments.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14
Cloths Cloths.

TUSTr -ccivsd new 10, Of Cashmere Bay s. m,e. sc,I
y and other kinds Ut shawls by il j. LOOMS.
Dec. le 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14

New Map Of WASHINGTON County

VI pescas indebted to the old firm VI Keith Barker
II are requested IN pay by the Isl ef January next
o. SUeE. j. s. BARKER.
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me Crater the TAius Of any discovery the higher is et
IN the est"i' " ii Pdhic, gl aiuc ION is iIt
public Liable u he M tsel upoi by uprriuS limitations
OF ignarsa, 'leSs liz au' dish, Th like - 10 "a
In the E; nave hethcr tie d.y ~ in;.a si:lrk I
PF'sii ir-s s"s bu; .lrva 81. xil !.s iu the
i:,ss 81 H.. i rflis.
iir .tl.dary success ascending the use of IT. Wists
BisaI VI i'll Cherry in diseases of the lungs ami the many
singular cures has effected, have naturally atrackted The
Intention OF many physicians, well the whole fraternity
Of qnacksand caused unrncplei counerfeters and na-
crs to palm OIL spurious uytures, Of similar aod APP
psarance OF the genuine Baam. Some called Syrup OF
Wild Cherry and Tara Cherry syrup" Compound Syrup OF
VIA cherry Wild Cherry Cvinfrey" ami sundry other
compounds to which they attach long string Of "puhs
But OF such nostrms We kn 1t Is Ns.ars Balsam
or VIII Cherry alone that performs the Let them not
dec1iy; you The genuine signed I. BUTTS.
SETH W. FoWLE, Druggist, 1873 Washington street, Pes
ton hd3s Is the sole proprietor Of the oiigaa receipt fer the
anutcdre Of the genuine medicine, and supplies both at
wholesale and RETAIL and Of whom agencies eau be obtained
PaicE-onc dollar bottle, six battles for five dollars.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS Gu the wrapper.
AGENTS FOR SELLING WisTAR's BALsAM-Fred i. Smith,
b. o. Tyler, Montpelier; Lewis & Laland Essex j. g. Bra
iey waterbury; H. s. Camp, Stow; H. H. Noyes lydepark
> Merriam, johnson; As. Soue, Fairfax; Arlnngon &
Poneroy, bakersfield ]. A. s. White, Ncrhied O. French
Barre and Agents throughout the State.
HoLLowAY's pills, most effecual Remedy for Bilious
Complaints and ndgsSonA Captain IN the mercantile ser.
wee, WAC traded many years between the Bahma AMI Fqr
ida suffered for considerable time from severe biaus attacks
ana indigason depression Of spirits, bordering on ma
choy, asilking at the pit Of the stomach also unnatural
craving after substantial food he paid an imnence sum
money for medical advice without ohtang any benefit hou
ever extraordinary may appear he cured in less thai
sS weeks BY tax ng Hoyways Pills, and for the last
years he has not felt : least symptom Of bile indigestion
disordered liver
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14
Tcw EsrcsS aSraNs
EGWi&hASM L..

JUST received new lot o. Thihets Lyonese Raw 81
y Paid, NJ. De Isines tli,s &C. which " in be ofere
at he lowest prices by Ms LOOMS
Dec 10. 1854
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EsanL as wnSarF,v,A.u

THE sToCKHOi.DE FRS Of the Bank Of ,yatr,hu,v a,e
hereby bottled that the annual meeting for the choice
Of Directors "ill he holden ,aid Bank on Tuesday Jan.
uary The Sih, 1850 al i've o'clock, F. NJ.
Dec. !, 1854. $. H. STUWEyI Cashier
N. B-siock holders will neasc notice In the Vernon
Vaciiaaa assessment OF ten dolu5 Der share laid
by the Directors, payable January 10th, 1855.
o1w3 >. II. STOW ELL. Cashier
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SAaT !;;s,SAs.T.!

O000 BUSHELS 7. |. Salt unloading from car.
%COO -also 1000 Bushels Liverpool Sal, inf sale n
wholesale aud retail fat the D-pn Sire. Give us cal
before purchasing esewheie We shalt be uudrfsold
Montpelier, DEE. 7, 1854 FULLER & .SNlrIi
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q Office,

Notice.
WTHENEAS Louisa j., my wife. has left me, ts is 10
w osatan all person against habUtipg trusting her
e'y scesnt, as shall pay debs &c her contracting
after tilfs date 5. u. FLAGG.
N.Hh Eibu, Nov. Il, 1854. t so
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EsraSpEsPs. s.NN=ss.

In all their varieties, O. ding SheeinFs Toys, Feat
Balls, sc GEO. i.sliiLL 3 CO.,
T. numGA!d <ireei, uos;nn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-14
DR.. Barber's Re5sora,ive Pills
Good .Ncras No more Disease! Boea 10 The
.]1ictedi

Since the e of Hippo rats ,aod;cats science
has made great and important discoveries TO mankind.
The ether theory, atiTbung disease 50 incidental
ses Is nc fully exploded and tke Fseaity are CORsaiR
ed to admit that the alteration of ,he auias and the i'm
uurity of tho blood is the If all diseases generated
IN the hu nj system The Invaluable discovery Of the
amented Aarvey has convinced the NEST seepeal that
The duty Of physicians should DO 10 tees,abs the
tons, purify the 5iood aud cast ont from the Body all
those degeneatiye humans which hinder tile Of
nature. Upon hese seSutisc principles are DR.. BAR
BER'S PILLS founded, fhey warranted TO contain
no poisonous neycurra substances Whatever. which
are so deleteriups he human system. They sure
cure for Aptha, Cancers, Colds Csunips Uonstpatios,
Cholera aud SnNMer Complaints Dose two pills
day. Dizziness, swelling of the Bones, fimples, Insan
" Faiuleuey, aud all kinds of Feyers Dose two pills
every day FI iemOrrboids Dyspepsia, take two pills
every other day Liver Complan' three iil every other
day until well Jaundiee Headache. d sordered spleen,
Paralysis Ersspeaa, scrpfa Scorhue Affections, &C,
sc Desc, one to fve pills two hours before meals
three hours after in all Three pills should he taken
before taking Oh. BARRIERS riapENT for Rheums-
sm and Neuralgia In all where tosie desired
two pills sfelid be TAX ut night going TO bed.
GEO, w EDMoNDS, Agents.
/ Ne. 10 fremont Street, bostoe>
sold also at 2a Hanover street.
~ Agents waited in ail the large cities aud towns N
New England Call at IL fremont streets
NV % 1854 5OyI
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t'Oae action OF Inc
L. hundreds Of yards
So fearful and ter
yer have, nor do / hope
a The midst Of a dense
parks, which resembled
to the clouds. were
rms, legs, trunks, and
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~ qrssCe,

VlOsE having unsettled uc,ounlr with ,ha snbscrbets
! are requested 10 call and e.. tie immediately.
December, 1854. sCtiTT i FIELD,
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,AEaEEa,Ai.

t&eSEEGaG.
THE WINTER THRH If tie Washington cunly
Grammar Schoo, will commence Thursday, til. 2ls
Gnv Of hece'ubrr. and Confuse i'u,etn woeks, under
HE chlrge Of MI !. i, GOODRICH, Preceptor, and a
COMPETENT assistant,
CUARLES CLARK, pr,An,,i,,
9, ~. BANCROFT, }r"'nni;,,sa
". II. LORD,
Mintp rr Nov. S. 1854. 40
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Rhemsnatis..a ANS, Neuralgia.

Il cry and which has SO long buGead the science and
skill Of the Medieslpofession has ~ length been
come and cou'plstsay' FRUSTRATED By Dr.. BARRIERS
RHEUMATIC DlAPENTs. In sImest sve-y ease Of
Rheumatism that could he deaaed cofEb.e 10 any wise,
this medicine been proved 10 b. issue curative sat :
sfac,ory proof thereof he exhibited by the Agents.
The enrntialing pains cf Neuralgia mid In.ilmmatery
rheumatism anys VI few honrs Il esFss Dyspepsia
| Cal, aud geta ciycuar, - p Is
| ID Nnrt
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Cloths.
asOGss seasss SHOES,
EnnMs.etA and EEisaEpnpas.

Doo1S shoes, Caters and RUhbcrs, i,r Ladiss Misses
ID Cha'' II. men aad hoys-l ge assor tinent,
Sept, i.. ic:l LYMAN &c KING
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CID HOREASi

nj oW is tue time to hny your WINAER CfOTlNG. v
~ have received from large manufacturer
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NEW Geo seS

IN Nj w N WV NFFFs
SCOTT &c FlEI,b have Just received Il large addition {
y their former stock Of Dry Goods Gioceries ardwar,
&c.
Dec. 1854
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GerEasaEs RsOsanic bsracdSce,

5N Pli.f e. Prints and Gihgians
lcO 81 bt LANES and Prvsiars, pIuin Il figured,
frcm - ] = cents up,
- " LyUn"s-, Aipaccas, &c.
fi'kins7 billings, Flannel lisrys aud everything In
thm ''p rm"nt. Cd and see. LYMAN K KING.
Sept. ~ 1851
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EvELopEMFNT. 1t has always
IN the State legislative proceed
Is, for the Speaker to appoin,
ttec, a membe. Of every po-
Is daraloy limited that The
sign to carry out this prin.
sfitent in the coming Leg.
Fixing the one Democratic
Tho last lingering relic Of the
.-BoSica Journal.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21

FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's GAZETTE, for
November, is before us. It still retains its
high character as magazine of fashion.
The present number contains some beau
tiful patterns of needle-work, lace-work,
crochct-work, bcad-work, &C.; quite varic-
ty Of les modes; We may say, there is somc-
thing to suit the taste of every one. The
most fastidious would be pleased, particular
ly in the patterns for children's clothes. We
would recommend every mother to take it
on that account; and every young lady
would improve her style of dress by CON
sulting its beautiful patterns. Terms, So
year. Address, FRANK LESLIE, No. 6
John street, New York.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
The Soule Trouble with France.

If the matter contained in the following
letter, which VIC extract from the New York
Herald, be true, and it is corroborated by
dispatches from Washington, the settlement
of the difficulty is subject of qualification
to every citizen who would have his coun-
try exempt from the horrors of war.
LoNDoN. Nov. Sd, 1854 SPIN.
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, Eso.-Der Sir =
Don Piatt Secretary of the United States Lega-
ton at Paris, has just come over with dispatches
for Mr.. Buchanan in relation to the discourtesy
of the French government to the American Min
lister to Spain. Louis Napoleon, on last Sunday
invited Mr.. Mason to a private interview at the
Palace In the course of the discussion, Mr..
Mason took occasion, with great firmness, to let
his Majesty understand to the full, the disas-
trous consequences of a war with America, and
that he had no doubt on his mind as to the
course which the American Minister at Paris
should pursue in the premises That he should
at once, without proper explanations were given
by the French court, assume the whole rcspon-
sibility of the consequences and ask for his pass
ports. Louis Napoleon seemed as if Just AVA
kened to the bearing of American men and
things upon European matters. He replied al
most in the words of the article in the Consti,t-
ttonnel, which you will have seen extensively in
the English journals.
The excitement of the Americans in Europe
in regard to this affair had run so high as to eff
feet the prices Of French stocks. As the general
impression was that Louis Napoleon would not
recede, the London operators sold large
amount of French renfes.
The consequence in Paris was the fall of stock
nearly one per cent As such tendency was
particularly dangerous at this time, when the
Emperor is i'll want Of money, and the news
from Sebastopol so gloomy that the festivities
at Compiegne are second time postponed, he
had no time for hesitation or dignity His note
to Mr.. Mason, breathing still more deprecato-
ry tone than the Constitutional, was therefore
communicated in substance to the Paris Bourse
some hours before it was delivered formally to
the Legation, in order to stop the alarming de-
cline offunds. The note withdrairs a& o61ection
TO Mr.. Soule's free passage through France.
Louis Napoleon norneoer inUttes Mr.. Soute 10
proceed through the Empire Oh his pay TO Mad
rid.
1t is certain that the whole influence of the
British Ministry has been exerted, through
Lord Clarendon, to produce the result that has
been attained. The French government did
not anticipate so decided a stand as that taken
by MIR. Mason. 1t thought that he would refer
which was considered to feeble too do nything,
1t is understood that George Sanders gives a
dinnesto Mr.. Soule previous to his departure,
at which will meet the French republicans
Ledru Rolln, Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo, and
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
INSURANCE NOTICE.

TVNHE Annual meeting of the stockholders of
IL the Kent County Mutual Insurance Com
pany, will be held at tho office of the Presi-
dent, DR.. S. NJ. FISHER, in Smyrna, on Monday,
the first day of January next, that being the
first Monday of said month, at which time an
election will be held for nine Directors, to serve
for ono year. A general attendance is request
ed, as business of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. All persons who are in
surcd, and wish to continue their insurance.
arc expected to be prompt in the payment Of
their interest, to the Treasurer or his author
lied agents. Any person insured who wishes
to Withdraw, will please give notice to the
Secretary before the annual meeting.
GEO. B. DICKSON,
Sec'y Kent County Mutual Insurance Co,
nov2l-td Dover, Del.
G- Milford Beacon and Smyrna Times
please copy till date.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
ESTATE OF CHARLES CowGILL, DECD
II EnIsTER's OrrIuE,
Dover, Kent Co., Oct. 10th, Is

DOVER, Kent Co., Oct. 10th, 1904.
n TrnN the application of Francis b. Harper,
~ Administrator, G. 7. A. of Charles Cow
gill, late OF Duck Greek Hundred in said county,
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the said administrator give notice
of tho granting of Letters of Administration
upon the estate OF THE said deceased. by cans
ing advertisements to be posted within fortydavs
from the date of such letters, in six of the most
public places of the county of Kent, recurring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act of As
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted in the Della
rare State Reporter a newspaper published in
Dover, Delaware, and continue therein six
weeks. Given under the hand and seal of
office of the Register aforesaid, at Dover, Kent
county aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. r.. w, REYNOLDS Pecfsfsr
N0TICE.-Thc undersigned Francis B. Har
per, named above, hereby gives notice that
Letters of Administration were granted to him
on the sixteenth day of October, 1854. All
persons therefore having demands against the
deceased estate, will present the same, properly
fddtbsSt,s 1855, Of aside ~ the law in this behalf
FRANCIS B. HARPER.
nov2l-6w Administrator.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

No., AUDITORS NOTICE.---HAvING
49, received the appointment OF Auditor
of Accounts of the State of Delaware, in lieu
of Luther Swiggctt, decd, hereby give notice
that will be at New Castle on Wednesday, the
10th of November inst, for the purpose of au-
diting the accounts of the treasurers of the
Poor and county accounts of the Sheriff, Of
fines and forfeitures, and the accounts of such
constables as may have received or shall be
chargeable with any fines or forfeitures, all of
whom are requested to be in attendance at New
Castle on the day named above, with tlfeir ac-
counts properly arranged for settlement.
GEO. b. DICKSON.
novelist Auditor of Accounts.
Dover, Nov. 21st, 1854.
10 Gazette copy two times and charge the
State.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21

a&AS THE subscriber, intending to leave tho
I:kA State, offers at private sale his property,
viz mo. l, the house and premises occu-
pied by himself, on High street, in Dover; lot
AS feet front, running back $50 feet, with Stable
and Pound detached, but near by. No. 2, "A
lot at corner Of North and High streets, ad-
joining No. ], so by As feet. No. 8, four
building lots on New street, As by l5i feet each.
No. 4, a lot on Queen street, 1870 BY. 157 feet,
now used as a brick-yard. No. 3, farm in
Dover Hundred, near Davis Cross Roads, con-
tanning 60 acres, with new two-story DWELL
ing and good out-buildings thereon.
For terms and other particulars inquire of
the subscriber, in Dover, Del.
nov21-lm JOHN A. STEVENSON.
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
Observation-Disclosures Ross b

APPOINTMENTS Ross has
commissioned GEORGE B, Dickson, Esq,
of Dover, Auditor of Accounts, vice LUTHER
SwIaaETT, deceased. The proper officers
IN New Castle county, whose accounts have
not been audited, are notified that Mr..
DICKSON will be in New Castle on w ednes,
day the goth inst.
DR.. STEPHEN GREEN, of Laurel, ha;
been appointed Parliamentary of Sussex
county, vice ISAAC GILES. who resigned
about two weeks since. Both of the Offices
are important ones, and the gentlemen com
nnissionod have the esteem and the conf
dence of our citizens 9.r
Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21

ADVERTISEMENTS call the attcn-
tion of our readers to the new advertisements
for this days REPORTER; particularly to the
Real Estate offered for sale by JOHN A..
STEVENSON, ESQ, the Dover mills, of Mr..
SHAKESPEARE, and the Kent County Mutual
Insurance company. Now that the election
excitement is virtually at an end and the
community once more settled down to bust
ness, persons having property or goods Of
any description to dispose Of, would materi-
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