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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
EARLY DAYS OF SILAS WRIGHT.

A friend who was an old acquaintance OF the late
Hon silRs Wright related to US an aneedote Of that
distinguished man, which we received from his own
lips and as We have never seen It in print, although
II may have been, we give It 10 eur readers
Mr.. Wright left his home at an early age TO seek
fortune" having, by way OF earthly possessions,
nne horse ssddls and bridlea pair Of saddlebags,
ANAL stock Of clothing, and Eve hundred dollars In
money, which was in bills and was deposited in his
saddle-bags. He took a westward course, and In
travelling one day, he overlook man with wagon
and furniture, and an old span of horses apparent
ly cmigrating. There was nothing particularly at
tractiye at first view in tho person or equpage but
npen closer inspection, Mr.. Wright discovered the
daughter Of the smgrant. most beautiful young
lady, evidently refined and intelligent They JOUR.
neyed onward toward Geneva, chatting costly to-
gether, when suddenly the old gentlemen recollect-
ed that he wished to get his money changed ut the
Geneva Bank and 10 enable him to reach that place
before the close Of Bank hours, he proposed that
young Wright should take his seat beside the beaut-
full daughter and allow him to mount Wrghts horse
and hasten forward. Ardent and half smitten by
the charms Of the young LADY, Silas gladly accepted
the proposition, and leaping from his horse, allowed
the old man to mount and make of with all his
earthly possessions, money included, with out 0
thought
Rapidly the hours Of Thalaba went by, while thes'
TWO young and gifted beings pursued their course
quite lelsuIely, y may BIO surmised, towards thei
journeys destination.
On arriving at Geneva, Mr.. Wright drove to tn
principal tavern and left the LADY, but then for th
nrat time, a shade OF anxiety crossed his mind 70
tho safety Of his fine horse and his money He went
all the other public houses but could hear of ne sue
man as he described; he beat up TO the cashier .
the Bank, and learned to his additional concern
that assh enAen had s~i,.a at thp b~-. ~1 -sA~~~s
ed to get some money changed which he had d.
clined doing, as the notes he presented wore couI
terfeit! Our future statesman than came TO the col
illusion that he had made crooked start in life
About fifty dollars worth OF old furniture, dilap
dated wagon and span of worn out horses, for
new wardrobe, fine horse and five hundred dollar
Aye, but then there was the pretty dRughter-bu
her hO could not keep personal property-withou
money he hardly wanted a wife. Hewas at bis Wit
end and had just oonsluded to make the best of
bad bargain, when ihe old man made his appearance
with horse and money all safe. II turned out tha
the money which the cashier had thought to be
terieit was not 3d. and the mistake had given the oil
man the trouble to 20 some distance to ind an nc
quaintnnce who might youeh for his respecta bit
incase oil trouble, and this accustomed his mysteriou
absence. In the sequel the beautiful daughter b.
came AfterwaIdsthe wife Of the future statesman
Detroit AaVsrtissr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

TWENTY-FIVE SLAVES LIBERATED. passenger
G VINO came up on the Cleveland. Columbus and
cincinnati Railroad reports seeing yesterday al
oiai'on' thlrty.hV negroes from Kentucky.
mno were on their way to 0berlin. They had
oeen liberated oy their master and were &C.
eolnPaniea oy him. They were camping ou.
near Tue ioad' waiting for the Toledo train,
a :A having procured several sheep, were roast
nv inem oy lires by the roadside. They will
~ p,acta at the obsrlin school by their master
aTa .ne s future Welfare thus provided for
n hne ny y worthy Of much commentator, -
ioa informant was unable to give the beneyo-
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

- a VALUABLE FARM IN NEW CASTLE
IEssLu S S mH, pneinwete on the Nottingham Road
ia5d y lN ACRES Roods, % 10 pefches. Fh,ss
he we nest quality highly productive and NAV Mi
within XIV nndeL cultivation, has been Literally anured
suicient @ ge Years as brook in avery field and
WI IEeents are large do lble stone MANSION HriS
on, story stone back building with ali the si
RSyipr Large eoube decker barn % bs 30 feet,
cribs lot horses and COWS, stalls for cattle corn
Te nl91 stone tenapt house, and other bniidings
al es nue. Apple Orchard tho premises
mnnts e p S KINDS Of fruits This farm Is within law
and bSsau Sao o. ne Depot Of the r. W. b. Railroad
neasSpnae oil al den9mnalons the best OF seRonIv Rnd
ne base SoeBe IN the townof Newark ID pS6 verbal i,r
premises to the subscriber SDInunN IN ne
nov 22-lmo "i'N"oN bhhCHE'
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- TIE SUBSCRIBER Will. SELL rur
1EEE1ftf tAhM he lives on, at PUBLIC SALE a. III,
i sS1se Of SpE9SSI hSDe9io in the Village ' of
her 1eSi n 3I nca,c On The ed day Deeen.
New C9slle County, Delaware, bounded on tic sotb ~
me gay tIeek, west and north by lands ar ia,o
tenny, sem samuel Montgomery and George J1nyiep
Less mi " and sone few perces, more or
nee aTe ABOUT hlteen acres of creek bottom and teTt
~ WOOD, Inc tlable land is good cDndifion ANA
gopl crops q grain or grass. To buildings hIe
Scben @ bfiek House e7na ming seven rooms besides
SIX miles from the city Of Wiminvton ,unugs II
No bnSd ana one me from The village Stanton within
hal s ", three lourtsof mile The
ple setea hy az lnlstrious, thrifty sot ipeo
snoIt distance nom the farm. Persons will hs n
bs"PeIty ny Tue subscriber at any time. The casar
purchase money. ~ F"' 'eIi per oeh'' oil the
dec SITS FREDUS PENNINGTON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

a friend who recently happened on tina sam,
M M WIN m Horace Greeley, tells the following
mr.. uIeeley was trying to read newspaper b,
inc dim religions light" Of a car lamp. Il
Iraer 70 see he raised the wick but hardly
l, ne done 50. before the lamp trimmer came
alo1R ana turned It down. The moment his
@ BACK was turned, Greedy raised 1t 10 again.
Inc Inc knleht oil the Dark Lantern" presently
came S along again and partly shut off the light
oy which the philosopher was reading. Greeley
demonstrated The official thrust his lantern
into his face surveyed him with contemp.
Fellow yon tsiI- 80 and c0ollY renliad.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

The exports of grain and -four from Chicago
LOT the season, up to The 2lst ult., amounted ID
the aggregate to l6,l57 900 bushels,
WHEAT CONNIE Immense quantities Of
wheat and other breadstufs arrived at New Or
leans on the 29th DIT. Tive boats brought
above 1900 sacks and six others we're heavily
laden.
The Governor Of Minnesota has issued his
PROCLAMATION, declaring Henry M. Rice as the
Delegate to Congress from that Territory.
II is said that ten thousand copies of Long.
fellows new poem have already been sold
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

SAD FATE OF A SPTRiTUALlsT.- We learn from
correspondent that last week woman named
Elisabeth Jewett, who formerly resided at South
Boston, but has been of late stopping in Card
ner, Me-, became interested in the spiritual ae
yelspments of thepresent day, and finally her
feelings were wrought up to such a degree,
that reason was dethroned. Acting, as she all
legged, under direction of the spirits, she wrote
. note informing her friends that she might be
found 10 certain creek running into the Ken
nebec River near Gardiner, and leaving 1t in her
chamber, disappeared. The body was soon
found at the place she designated floating in
the water, but confined by rope tIod around
her waist and attached to tree.-Boston Adj
Uertiser
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

Things AT NoRFoLK.-Dr. Gordon, the health
officer Of Norfolk, IS out in card, vindicatipe
himself FROM various uniounded charges in rels.
tion TO the admission Of the steamer Ben Frank.
lin into that pert, last summer. The Norfolk
Argus notes the arrival there Of two large arks
loaded with slaves ana timber for the Navy
Yard from City Point. being the first arrival Of
the xind at that port. Thssaln paper reports
the shipment, by one house, Of nearly so 1000
lbs. Of rags, within two or three weeks,
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a Valuable Farm for sale

2us.A THE Su SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL. AT
fs1ssisff}f PRIVATE SALE the property on which he
lsssHu now resides adjoining the village Of Newark
14fts where there Ia well endowed College, Acndel
my and Female Seminary, all in ourishlng co ndition
ana EARN Sohtans about 40 Acres Of highly Improved
ten thousand Bushels Of Lime and twenty tons OF Giano
y y dlyded into fields with fine running water in each
reSe Pear SEd Twenty different varieties Of choice
nlodlous STONE HOUSE, rough cast and lined through
out WIN wood three stories HIGH with fronts 60 by
40 with handsome portcos, aud contains rooms and
back building 20 h So built &c tho same material. ali Gov
cred with Tin. The out bLldngs large and conIno
Nous and correspond with the dwtlling-suc as fire
pLo9i smoke house stone Ice House., carriage house,
the county. '' w ''''"su !"
The situation thigh, healthy and commanding stand
lng on an elevation oil hundred feet above the Street
surrounded by large Lawn handsomely laid out and com
tanning upwards Of two hundred Valuable trees
many OF them choice evergfeens. The budnRs are All
99mpaatyey new being put up within the last ten years
Ihere are likewise two tenements the property. ri moi
sold before the 10th day of December ii will on that ny
be sold u Public sale at the honse of Mr.. Lewis W.
nov 10 is JAAIIS T. MILES
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PURLIC SALE

- ~ m mi Pr IN POSED AT PUBLIC "a a.
SA o'osct pHItsDAY, The 27I Of Deoember' Al Is
XII C6Tistinma, Z, Iae residence Of Jane Eacus IL
pail OF Lsonal property One brood msre s
calves, sbnst Mork oxen, cows fresh SOW tyso
wheel barrow pl s, dearborn and harness,
COrnsheer blow Ssar naroYs, ontvntors, grndsione
crow-6ar and haes , axes maui and wedges mnitoeE
furniture 50 cb as bss measure Household and Ktcbsn
and fx YVeSs chairs chests two stoves DDeadnI
barrels hoysbaadh milk pans, tubs buckets stose
With Sp az ae1nt bushels Of wheat in the Erosd bench
nunper q articles too numeqo ~ avsether
AMOUNT o. sale Az sums under so cas6 MENTION
DEAN w, onts credit with notes and over that
y a ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

CANNIBAL INDlANs.-The Hon. Gardner D.
Williams, of Saginaw, Michigan, informs the
editor of the Detroit Advertiser, that he encoun.
tered near Pigeon River, a tribe of Indians
bearing the name Of Bots Torte who last vim
ter were reduced to such straits for food as to
have eaten their own children. This they are
said to have done almost to the extent of exter-
mination and Mr.. Williams conversed with
two women Of the tribe, one of whom had given
up two and the other three children success.
sively; to be slain and eaten, The region where
these Indians reside is on the north shore Of
Lake Superior, just on the national BOUNDARY
between the United States and Canada.
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rs 6p !; Z; aHbE2 SgRGEoH, MECHANICAL -,

Sna,nt, 80, ~ nitttDN, SURGEON, MECHANIcAt
opeh N DENTIST, would respactfnS dSAL and
oermsnsnt W Del, and lis yienit thorm tue
ession IVA located IN their city for the tnet has
opeatons AMI " sIlot attention % busnsss "
mari W. sents treatment those nnda M; skliul
II q soou shaTe OF ther patronage deI MS care to
no Is prepared to perform MI M nIla,,;..,
md ns ues and diseases OF tba I'M ons ang
manbeT pertaining TO his profession in te nai hquth
tb aEapl istn me numerous operations which ba n.c
MouDtn Artificial crowns nn arc
ron, aug ~ Teeth on gold. silver ana Ioots
1ns E 70 illl settt either with or wjthd' 9h5ei
IN fbosu rom the teeth, Curing Sponsy S,iuk 9all-
strnn 'IRUso VINO may feel delicacS abouff o
cav Dehtlst, Dr. II. would say flat II H.
lam w any thing that he agrees 10 u sny
u VIII wy De Iequred to take the work i1 sho pa
moniu oali the attention of those wiabins 81 h.
" luii SETS oil Teeth to a and ~ YUAN
vprp Mioh e manufacturer called sls
anSi Nv men log strength durability and beanfy y n
~ s " ahl ming ~ the dental Profession In M III
Nj she teeth and gums fused 10 the nlsta rnn
nnt ~ eS ~ IA one solid mass without oracr
s i1al even water betwean ~, ~
H. hNuuhs the annoy ance FREQ uenty "
ps SONS ing Artificial teeth made In fhe s NJ
nv OF the iood lodging the crevicea and 6eoomins
Office az the eornerot Seventh and Market srso,. NJ
s J" -.-slls.on, DEL dec ely
oNpON BROWN STOUT AND scoTcR ATE
esh ~ has been deceived, also lot Of very su
ssdior os FORT WINE These articles are sold fof ms
olclnhi purposes only, by - Wv
nov = EDWARD BRINeHIJRsT.
mi ~. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORATIVE
80 dee 81 n. MoINAII,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

N DEATH OF AN EDlToR.-Mr. A. II. Summons
Esq,, one Of the proprietors Of the "Pu5hr
Leagsr," OF Philadelphia, departed this life on
saturday morning, at his late residence, No 3o(
nIcn street. in thefJrty-eighth year Of his age
ne ne was born at Norwich, Connecticut, on II,
zth Of October, 1907. lie commenced his
cOnnexlon with the Ledger in March, 1896, or
nearly twenty years ago. His disease was con
gestlen oil the langs. and he was confined to
me mouse only threedays, although he had beer
indisposed for several weeks. N'S'
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The appeal Of the English Consul at Cologne
against his sentence for illegally enliSting for
the Foreign LegiOn) has been unfortunate. The
court has condemned him to six months impri,
sonment instead Of three and bis secretary, who
was acquitted, has been now sentenced to three
months Imprisonment. ;"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

Public snie OF VninabIe EnrnI
- in THE UPPER DISTRICT OF KENT
fES5f9f County, Nd, containing 500 ACRES viii H..
IbEhHH sold az the hotel of John Mcdaniel, Esu,. IN
a. ~ = C,heslergyn on THURSDAY December 2oi
from Mllling9n to Chcstertown, about miles om the
tter plaoe adjoining the lands Of Messfs. Arthur Wallis
huRh wallis, aud others; convenient TO SchOos Churches
aaa within Y miles Of Chester River The Farm Is div
aAIsPfeIl :. IF G9a psssgS q
ststut Ihe natural quality of the land 10 good liza
Tbe np Reathyi water hne and the society excellent
up saTsi with kitchen adjoining and good callers Ma
Vn pupiss c9nsis Of iranary, stables. Meal houses
Ryeg nn @ naH accessible by Steamboat from Chese
unnecessary as persons deslrOus Of pnrnhasng viii ess,
W. tne premises, which Will be shown Nv Mr. Jnhn Intb
Tia Ia ~ theleo' The terms Will be made known ON
nn," II i,,n. .fie' GEORGE NICKERS,
--hoN -s-liMls Agent for @. f., HunleiI II
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13


SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION The
Richmond (Va.) Board of Trade proposes to
invite the governors of the several Southern
States to attend this convention which is to
assemble in that city on the 30th of january.
An edition Of the Bible, recently published at
Nashville. is said by the Southern Christian
Advocate, to be the first that has ever been
printed south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
=, The New ofeaus Picayune describes the
Honey market in that city as in the best DOS.
slble condition. Capital ia abundant, and readily
Obtained at nine per cent. for good names.
Three young men, connected with Medical
College in Cleveland, have been arrested for
disinterring and stealing corpses from Woodland
Cemetery, in that city.
Gov. SHANNON. Petitions are IN course Of
signature in Leayenworth, Doniphau, Lawrence,
Ocena and Topeka, Kansas, requesting Pres.
ident Pierce to remove Governor Wilson Sham
non,
VIRGINIA U. S. SENATOR On Saturday last
the Hon. james M. Mason was re Ell ected by
majority Of 55, to the U. s. Senate, from Vir.
ginia, from March the 4th, 1857.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

NOBODY WoUID KNOW Inflow much insult
injury-how many hard words, fierce threats :
nay, how many tweakings of the nose might be
borne by some forgiving souls, if-nobody woul
knew it What balm, plaster to the pri.
vste hurt of asort of hero may the hero fipd in
the delicious truth thst-nebody saw il 4! The
nose does not burn for nobody saw it pulled. II
IL the eye OF the world looking on, that, like
the concentrated rays Of the sun scorcbes if
blisters flights up such fire within il. Tint
nothing poorer than human blood can ouench
it And all because everybody knows il,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

when theill fated Ben Sherrod was in flames
On inc mississippi river, and the lady passengers
VINO had thrown themselves into the water were
browning around the boat, the wife of Capt.
Gaslieman jumped into tho river. her infant in
her arms and swan ashore, a distance Of hall
mile, being the only woman saved out of six.
leen' She had learned 10 swim when a girl.
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YnIuahle Farm ~ r,nhli. 80

- TImlilRRllnnBE SOLD AT PUDIlC SALE ON
lssSIu the FARM, (late the property OF John AIM
S strong doceased situate IN Crfsliana Hundred
and g " counIy Deawnre,7 miles from Wilmington
Sbou, Hid At III ee'2ries on the nqndywne containing
Inc Farm divided into convenient e IN well W.
th ihere Is also young Apple and Peach Orchard
Msnu;i H. lEe improvements consist of Two Story
nn1iioh nonse with Kitchen attached. Tenant House.
Sib barn, 81 ny o. ieet, Wagon HOUSE and Corn
j,,ii, y ,pTlns mousse over failing Sping 1ha
Sniungs are supplied with water by HydralIirs nm,
na ~ eosnoe ~ O'Clock, whom conditions viii ba
how Py the heirs Pors9ns wishing to view tIe
Record copy lawls SAhiIJE,i IRNss'ip nN.o
nOvB-wLBF M, n. - M. liz 1, l!hptNhi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

TWIN BIRTHS EXTRAORDINARY. the 4tb
ult', her own birthday, Mrs. Mary Russell
Clsrkson, OF Leeds, twlte of Edward Carkson,
teacher Of dancing and Department. gave birth
70 twin boys, being twins of the iiftR genera.
ton. On the psternal side, the great great
grandfather was twin, the great grandfather
twin the grandfather twin, and the father a
twln.-Eagllsh paper.
General osss, it is said, has written a letter
10 committee in Pennsylvania. which u;ii
make its appearance SHORTLY, Withdrawn GTor,
'ns neid as a candidate for the PresidsncS,
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WOOD SAIL

gS ,y VIII BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE THE
Wv MOD Leave on about 75 Aores of W(JtjIl Ind
49, which VII cut over 1000 cords Of SpeSdld HAY
t.,t 90 glk a Hickory wood. The Woodland IL si'n1
a Uh Nn9steI hyer two miles above ChesieiIown Win
ha ,nH .iaIey on the property not having over
VII be Sc q separate together as may Be desited
~ kegeu ~ te wood business tins oiara grsaf
little dltcuiT Gm heshortness Of the an ana he
10 niF 2T further information apply to the
Dslawsro City, nov a-lHo CLEMENT REEvna
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

IA BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ft{{N Orphans Court of the state of Delaware for
HsT G9s,e S SSgY9ty Ei be eSg9ssssd g s9s ct
pee 70, next at l2o'olock, NJ A the house OF William
anndred and county AFORESAID Al che rsbt' title and ~
n9r children Of Joshgs Deputy, deceased Of ID and to
mink Hundred, in New Castle County, BEGINNING at q
corner also for land late Of Henry Homer deceased and
line Of land Of John Ford from theioe with said
John Ford south 30 leg deg, west ag per hes stake
on the Of the publ road leading from Poes cor
p9x1 nlAo for land Of said ord and the
stake at the nsTsecon at the or Sassaifass and
smyrna road at Prices thence with said road 10
waIds smyrna south Is deg $40 PSrcheso stake said
said road, for these premises land late Of Hen
~ Horner, deceased, and Herewith north &c deg east
1919 peohes to stake, corner thence NORTH
IS desreeH east 7 perohes stake corner as ale
said themes north "a degrees 10 stake
corner as aforesaid and from thence north Il east 81
aid bounds ~ kSkEs ssars5 and @Sodandg, WtR
atwo Stored log DWELLING HOUSE, Frame Ritch.
En- a. gRsIn Hora CRIB and St9bng thereon erected bel
tendance will be given and tens Of sal made known nj
the time and place AFORESAID by Ann O. Deputy the Guar
o. an OF SAID minor children. appointed to elect sne
orher Attorney. BY order OF the Orpians' Conrt.
II. "A fash
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ar PRIVATE sALD-

&rzA A VALUABLE FARM in NEW Castle
TsTfif1 "a County, Dell on the Kennett pike, nj les
1lslh from Wilmington, containing about 100 Acres
4 o5 20 q Witch are g9od timber cleared ia I'd
ih ueen lined over wthin years, and Is well fenced
slth water "a every field. The improvements large
os. M mi Il the ssTe smoke house. work shop wood
~ Iee square with stabing complete and end she'd
~ " ~ and large wagon house with cribs, The
npoVe buildings are all and built in al,
80 stone tenant house with work shop and spf ng
ouhe tere are TWO young orchards said fam
E nearly every variety OF fruit the above farm Is such
81 onefod IN regard to buildings, situation, and
gualty OF soil convenient to ket, mills schools
hno plhet 8 Of publ worship, ~ ~ '''
ALSO A SMALL. FARM JOGGING THE ARoyID
o. live seres Of which 10 heavy timber corner
q c hEi quality nearly all land good tate
also ina very public situation and would sut ne
chnnlo Of marketer. The above farms are waTranted
Sea q All pernclous weeds, &C., will be sold
osi ,ne sna,psSriber having purchased elsewhere.
sept "a tt IRecord eonV I EIT NIc1ynVs
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GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.

"a NO. Ina, "A. BEAUrIFTL FARM OF q,
lsss-AA2- and fenced.
NO. IAN excellent farm of l4s ACRES, within Is
miles Of Wilmington, with good house, barn, So, wei
M. ga snug little farm of &c ACRES within iniie,
q MImngt3ilr with two dwellings, barns, wheewrigh
shops, Ne. The above property desirable and Will he
sold on reasonable terms. Apply 10
WNI. MoCAULLEY,
nON22 No. 1853 Market Street.
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n 4 FOR SALE.
lEsu A BEATTTTEITI, "a ESI n u No D IN

4Ea1A FOR SALE.
lssss5m A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCR
TtssAsA- N Newark, situated on the corner q
Main and Elk streets, fronting on Main street 60
ieet north, on Elk street 176 feet good building
Lots can be sold on Ek street. of 20 feet front each
and 100 feet deep. There is on this property a
handsome and commodious stone residence, 20 feet
front north, 30 feet deep with kitchen back 70 by
IL feet; tho whole building contains IL good furnish
cd rooms and will make handsome town resideEQ,s
the gardens and yards laid of in beautiful IN
with choice Grape Vines and arbours. There n
also good stable for horse aud COW, with otho,
convoniences not mentioned. The property will be
rented II not sold Terms easy-s of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage Apply ID
sep 20 JAMES III. RAY Nawa,k