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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
uItAP DETE COATS,


pEspE from English nul French Drnp DEic, and the
Va good, srlrc;"i with reference TO strength and sp
prnraucc.
Wrc,ll particular Alteration to stock o! the above
knowing il cannot b. rxCe!lei.
DRAr D'ErE PANTS.
Flain and figured lace, made up by ourselves Tor
u,yl. IRA H. thereby securing well mad" stock.
no Main street. Is tn" nim5cr OF our store where Ue
would doe pleased SHOW such goods may be wanting
IN our line.
ALPACA COATS.
Black aud Dr-b Alpaca Coats and Sacks, made up in
rood style
We have large line nf the above goods which offer
ut Lowell kind OF prices tor such genee stock All IN
OF Alpaca Co.fs Pants and Vests. would dt well by
cnI!Ing GRUSHOSG & TUPMAN,
April ~ Ito, Main erect
NOR RENT THE MONUMENT HOUSE. TT
II RICHMOND VIRtISIA.-rE- delightfully."- H.
and el:sIbly situated HOTEL is for rent. Axs-
large portion OF il entirely new, aud jus; hG-h and
the whole OF it i. in complete order for tenant "!th all
the modern convenicnces Of l,hr, water bath, &c.
situated al the cent?. Geographically o' me y {"
Rchmond ironing upon Grace, Ninth and Capitol streets,
Immediately opposite Capitol Squ-re, nn overooS!ng II,
the lower part the cry and James River Tor sewers
miles IL bur short dstaDc" from the depot OF Inc
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad CGEpI'
ny, and about eQudsAnt from those oil the rsiHn Cen
trial and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Companies,
aid the CITY omubuses pass every fifteen minutes du
'"- 'N- JAMES LYONS.
Anril ylrif Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

NTIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY.-At Rules hell by tho
Clerk OF the CuIr, OF the County Accpnsr. 81 III.
OIL -. the rrs Monday III April, u. ta"i'sno
eight hundred ni ty !x the came being the seTRah nuS
ol tn" sad month
Shephrr! Baker, Edmund Baker Ellie Virgin, h"niy
Wn'r ani i"y hi, wife DruHi= Blpxom and ti"nr'@''
IN, wife, Tinny Baker, Leah r.,, and James r";tt'
plaintiffs.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

APRIL 2lSl. Ism
In pursuance o. the HbDv" ,o,rc" Cumr.lrHi CiG.
cut Court the undersigned Commissioner oi SAID CDur,
I" "ho was rei'Tte Tor sctti In"t aud report the he
co"u> AMI rnquIrr in sH!d decree directed b2 taken
and made, hereby noiinrs ali creditor, oil Wm. Ne
Asian. claiming II b" secured by the above named deed
Ut III IS OF August; i -; hst have xei SATURDAY.
-" 3Fn day OF May l-5G for rrc-yin. ;he ,abrs AMI
ca!m Ot Nil OF said CREDITOR. and hive aG on SATURDAY
the eth day oi June. -G, my office said county,
III" time aud place oil taking the accounts and MAKING
u" enquiries IN She above deere" directed s,i MI
r.oEs who tm' 10 appear bc"r" nud establish tlr!
sh to pnrtclpat. Ia the shid dec! D Wm McA.nsu,
By the said t.i named day, VIII Oc bnr,ci from nuy pay
ucpn'ivn H. sid trust subject
Siren under my hand. ~ Cph:n-siYncr OF the Circuit
Court Of Cumberland, the day aud dat" above written
April 2l--rwiw 40 X. WILSON ,,.C.mmr
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I,crMsERLANp cIRCuIrCoURT, IN March,


Alex, Ter Tr nj. Tie ld-r'k G. H"ii'a""S u,
ParrIrh md Nehemiah NcAsLhi, t"''
Against :, .;-,,., -, q
In-s" :. Arni-t"ai nHd Anderson H. y, ' " ~, MI
own rl:tt, and ~ executors ~ 'I,ics -, a. 80. - ,'
Tnor Il. d. Ar .n:-t-'' t",srt a "Sn' ~ -. VIZ
ani RJOrrt NJ, Nhi' III. '''i'' ~ ~, ~ II ,.b' "a
Infant chiirri "s 3n.'' ,j ,r,;,.r, ; ~,
irm'-tcrGi, Rno'Il H. w "'''"o -" w. -.
aln-, md Nancy a. hOp''' i 49,, 49,
children Of SAID h"h'ri =" M" mr ". -" I, 80.
S'r, rryt"n, DE 'nt y fu""ra7' ''De'. - :, r.,
.UstUs Coleman: StniGc' i'Us0,' -, ~ a.. ill.,
Hra-"n Dc a. D"Ii" o"," o. 80 ,b, . ~.
"r!ck K"n'rt l. huo'hi" '''''4 go" -
AstH'I snd y. d, "''AS'""' '' - '' p"..,% a,
Coithl i""h hHL''''''' On, g.. u.s. t,'.r I,,
zen! - w III '%'''r': " M ''',! , ~ -,
Coleman, " ~ ID ''S - -, &c., =. p,,,r:n
-er, Peer b NU"'ni' 80, ~ ,'. !, r.. "a
shepherd 're"!4e u ~ . " - u
ward & r!suuI, 10" 70. 30 ~ n -;
mack, Hugh R"hr " IA :. M,'''I'', t'"I'i !'''"t'
aud J0hh T. l'rh'' Innh b,"''' ''' u". '''" .
"dtnini.t:atoT oil Ja-' '"'''t' t'e - n ,,,J ~
And Jesse a!H!'-''hi WIN ''"", s.' a. % ' w
executors OIL James a a?".!s'cH+' '' - "' "a ~
r:ghi, '""0'
acans ,,b, r
VIM : McAsian ani ti"n'? I 'r'''-' nI' T ,, -
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CO.PAItTSER~IIIP

~
yHNIlE Undersigned have this day entered into e" part
q ncrshp Under the stylc OF SIEARHS, bRuMAEL
& co.
The partnrrs OF the old firm return their thanks 70 their
CUSTOMERS tor the support which they have received lot
Is years and trust that will be- continued 10 the
rrl Piled .ing themselves that every effort viii be nlieio
,iv. -,ti-irrflou FRANKLIN SrEARHS,
JOSEPH RRUMMEi.
Auril ay--clm PHINEAS THURSTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
AN INCIDENT

The New Orleans Bukistie, OF Monday last saws /.
Passing through the Arcade saloon, we noticed at
one of tue auction stands negro girl up for sale
and around closely packed crowd who appeared 10
be deeply interested in what was going en- Curios.
ity led us to pause and inquire what was tho cause
of the apparent excitement. The bids were going
on in very spirited manner, and generally ut an
advance of only five dollars at a bid and at every
bid the eyes of the crowd would quickly turn in the
direction whence the bids proceeded the interest and
excitement being, in the meanwhile, upon the in
crease Tho girl, bright, intelligent mulatress,
about fourteen years DID, evidently net ind
TO what was transpiring, There was no moisture
in her eyes, but they assumed an expression which
Indicated that she tet anxiety 10 regard to Ito
result OF the SALE which ID not generally the case
As the bids reached near a thousand dollars, tho
excitement became intense, and as that figure was
called, spontaneous hiss was heard from ono end
Of the TOon to the other, followed by yehemeut
shout of Turn him out" A rush was made for the
door, the hammer had fallen, and the girl also into
the arms Other mother who had become her pur
chaser!
The explanation of It all was that the woman had
been freed by her owner, and had earned money
enough to buy her child the mulatress In question,
and being very valuable servant several persons
were anxious to obtain her, but all of whom, with
one exception, had pledged tho mother that they
would not bid against her. and they honorably kept
their faith 1t was the conduct Of this enc who was
bidding against the mother hich so excited and ex
asperated the crowd on the occasion The IN an madA
good his escape: fortunately for him. we think, us
we heard sundry expressions about "lynohing +" etc
as the crowd came back Ia talk over the matter
Inc mother was so much affected by the 10y Of having
sncoeeded in retaining possession OF her child that
she sWooned away and carried out Of the saloon
we may add that the sale a succession sale, and
was not designed to be anything more than nominal
and nobody intended that the msther Should DO Ia
prived Of her child.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
LAST JsLAND STJFFERERS

Extract from Letter yriftsa By a Lady EGSi-
ding near Last Island, La.
People are recovering. 10 a measure, from the
eifso's Of the stotm. There never was spsu il
tbs world InsTe awful calamity. You woall
hastly credit what could tel you cuIcarnirg
10. Ose oftbe rescued ned with u. the other
day-a Nj. R, who had bsen given up as
lost irecol erably. A reward was offered for
his body, und 4ritnds mourning for him. when,
by the atraneest chance he was discovered.
lie had tioated upon billiard table and landed
or the marshes which, on this coast, arc a.
u1 habitable as the SEA itself. There, for ten
days, he subsisted en- sna.lS and one dead rat,
which came swimming along loo. Thtre, in
the bluz Nc August sun hot a tiee fIr miles
and miles, nota shrub nothing bat the i'm
paasabA and impenetiAb,e cane brake he sur
vved every horror, aud able Maker. he was
sought out by one solitary fishing b. at. aud
rescuedby us human master, who, doubtless
from the generosity within him, had been cruis
lns about in hope Of dong some chance good.
The scene which occurred upen his unexpected
arrival hOtnc was truly all clng. The news
reached them few mcmens before bis own
landing, when every nigger rushed from the
plantation, some jumped into the bayou and
swan 10 meet the boat. They shouted, nay.
lauS hed, danced, seized tilclr master by the
feet, legs, arms, neck and hands, kisseI him
wherever they could touch him, he kissing
them in return. AT last. the over loved crea,
lures. elevaiing him upon their shoulders. car.
ried him eif in triumph to the houst. | thought
to my self could Henry Ward Beecher his sste,
and all his relatives, do more. Journal of
Commerce.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
EnR SALE

Ia AFINE FARM Of $50 aoros, 25 to 80 acres
fS-sTysA tnhe wood land divided into eight fields,
SbHB with water IN all but one, and under pretty good
ge u M Rood state Of Prodnetiyeness. Average crops
from 1000 to 260O bushels t'atssdG Ivy bushels; Germ
The buildings gOOd-Housn Ot brick and finished Mei
contang nine good coInmudQus rooms, with shade trees:
and pump of water Mt the door Barn large and good
65 by 20 feet and shedding los feet long around the yard
Tor eatte gngd water ~ a soasgns Tor the cattle in the
ward. THIS farm situated in White Clay Creek hun
dIed, New Castle county, q miles from the town ul
with good turnpike rond the whole dstune9 good
worship close hand. This farm will pay Or 10 per
cent cleaI Price SIS per Possession cHn DO Ind
dress JAMES ii, RAY,
jy If Newnrk, iln
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

IL PRIME FARM of 2lO acres--7O acres Of
f4s5A excellent timber. This farm is situate on tho
IsSSm ChssaPeake Bay, on the EasteTn ShgTe Of Md
kUHus is close to Milst Schools and pauus of wor
ship II is DIVIDED into fields, with good fencing, md
wafer IN a The soil of light rich loom and worry pro-
dnetiye and Is now IN high State Of cultivation Aver
OJn to 1900 bushels, and Oats in proportion. The build
ingB, House 81 20 ieet containing good rooms and
feet entry running through aud good order. Good
GEanary stabing Corn Crbbst no., all in good repair.
Of the bay for 81 40 miles A good spring Of
ter at the door. Lime delivered from boats the farm
Title mispuabe aud can be bought for the low price of
jper acre One hall cash balance morgnge Possession
nle at Newark, Del. July 81 JAS. II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

ii N excellent Farm Of l6lI Acres, divided in
El5A IA to fields, under complete encing gOn hun
lsssM dred plnnels DC good Hedging, 2n Acres good
ls1A2- wood lane, ~ Acres Of prime meaeow and is
wen waereh; rae improvements 9le ggYd lrouse CON
cribs, double Oored one of the best in the ncig
borhnOd the land of light rich luafn AID is now high
pies aud Peach now a full bearing This nTmis sltnat
heal tn. comfort Schools Summaries aud Churches of al
denominations can be l,iund, This Farm has many nd
yantuges, lime ho deliver cd the farm From the =.
w, &B. Rail Road Co. II will he sold with the money
price 800 per Acre. and terns easy. Call address the
unders gned ut Newark, Del. JAMES II RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
DI,uNloN PLANS in VIRGINIA.. The B

DI>uNloN PLANS in VRGlNlA.-The Baltic
moro P@iriottt Situ d'y evening contains the
follow ing:
IL is Iumo cd iN this city, ,huta certain
prominsnt Democratic is, or was recently. in
POSSESSION Of document signed by sll, or by
u iatge prop ,rtion Of the Southern Governors,
employing an agreement 10 taketne initial
steps towards separating the southern states
FROM tue union in the tvent ola certain ccntin-
gence. II l. iumored, moreover, that among
the nomys appointed to this document was
that Of Governor Ligon Of Maryland.
We publish this statenen as it comes TO US
for the purpose of giving Governor Lyon an
opportunity Of DENYING it explicitly, if false, or
OF usufyiug his act, il true, or f be ina ines it
possible 10 do no. a regard for hH own honor
and for that oithc STATE ne represents, renders
it incumbent upon hiin to delVunce the repor
as calumnous, if there's no f1unIalion in it. or
to explain Of what nature the document was to
which he appended The signature or his name,
in connection with those Of other Southern
Governors, AMI whether il has been attached to
any instrument Of writing having political
bearing thu present canvass, or the issues that
might possibly grow out Of ila We, there fore,
respectfully ask Governor Ligon for afrank res
ponse TO the following question:: a
LIST. Are Joi cogniLant Of an NWSement be-
tween certain Governors of the .Soltn0rn States
having areterence to a separation Of the States
in ANY contingency? ~
I'd. Ate you, or have you been party tc
any such agreement
Sd. Are you awaie of the existence of any
document pnrpoIting to emanaie from, and &c
have been signed by, certain Southern Cover.
nors expressing dlsaniOn sentiments. or look.
ing to combination Of the Southern States
the Union for certain ul;eror purpOsCs?
An. Did you either sign ans. such, agreemen
OF instrument Of writing, or consent to adopt
in your officiOl capacity similar views?
The menace Of disunion in Virginia and th,
Csroipas, and the connection If your nam
with those Of known disun onisls, give 10 thes,
questions a gravity and Importance which jus
uhes us in asking at your hands preinpt re
ply.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

rA A glsnad chester , County Farm Fitnate ,i,.,
lksEHH from StrGkeTsye and from New London n
lllQ9 Roads THIS Farm contains 2la Acres OF prime
rich land, and IL in goud grazing order, divided
into fields well fenced and wood l9 IF 80 Acres ni
prOyenenls Brick House 80 BY 20, three stories high with
abrick kitchen ack l6 feet Square, and all ni shed WELL
Tenant HOUSES Sc by II feet built families
70 BY q feet both ell finished, Whe wdsh and smith
shop, good spring ind stone splng house, for the large
masinn the prn is IOby 80 feet wit hshedding three
sides, by ~ feet stray house, aud wagon House q by
80 feet cribs attached, and crib operate by ~ feet
high This farm Is situated ~ good hla thy nelglbor
hCnd. Churches and Schools CLOSE to hand III all denDmlna
items, gris and mil adjoining TIL Farm ism high
state Improvement and cannot be excOled for Its pro-
ductivenoss. and would ask all persons wanting Farm
like this to call and can be bought Tor a5 per
Acre. JAMES II. RAY,
Oct Newark, Bel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
EXECUTORS SALE OF REEL EsTATE
sTnAmsoAT aorHL, DoyaR p9I-

Capt. EptHtan Mullen, Proprietor.
n THIS well known and popular establishment
Es..YyN formerly conducted by WIN. r.. Niokerson
Essm is open for the reception Of guesis will
HlAlhA- increased means of accommodations The nro
prietOr has spared neither pains expense in itnE In
the house, The patOrs and chambers have lean ren1c
shed with new furniture. he rooms well ventilated
butte to the requirements and substantial comforts AZ b
guests. This house located NJ the capital oftha Stale
gnshel for Het and comforts and being d the vicinity Of
The tables supplied with all other decacieS NJ tc:
the greater part of which are procured FINN &
markets. of Philadelphia and Wilmington. There ara
al large stables attached and all who bring their horses Xxi
nstlpr. Terms accommodating. iin:s o. ~ ,iui
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
Trusreeis Sale of Real tlstate,

QxzA Df virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
M DOf the State of delaware Tor New Castle
lfItlfn COUNT, will be exposed 10 sale at PUBLIC
l.-AhA- NENDUE, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of No.
yember, 1876, Il o'clock, A. M, the premises the
following described Lands and tenement, situat in the
city Of Wilmington and county aforesaid wit: Begin
ming at corner Pl Land formerly Of John DauPhn n the
sad North % d9s east 50 5i2 feet land late q rumas
east % BIB feet 70 land aip of Frederick Leonard Trus
south 50 deg cast 10 ola feet the westerly side OF King
Street. thence along sad side Of King Street south 50
IL B-i2 leet to stake, therce by two lines running
into King Street south 81 deg, Gl2 est and south 81
deg q ~ eet to the said side OF Water Street and
thence thereby north 90 deg west H25l2 feet to the
place of beginning, containing 1929 S feet of land
be the same less beng Real Estate OF Catherine
Price, Decd and that the purchaser rchasera thereof
be AM a. the mex Orphans Coirt for New Castle
county, that the Court may IA the purchaser or
purchasers. tn premises sold TO him. her, them
this order, he. she they to the par
entitled tn r just and proportionabe shares of the
chase respectively, with sufficient surety or
retes to be approved bv the Court entering into Recog
nzanco the State to be taken and aekno weged in sad
Court in penal sum e he deermlped by said Court with
condition to pay TO the parties entitled severay ,or their
Executors Adlnns irators or respectively, their
just and proportonabe shares OF said purchase money
with interest ON such time us tho Court may determine,
Court be prescribed aud appointed IN sliu condition. Al
tendance will be given and terms OF sale made known ut
the time and place Aforesaid by William - MoCanlley
Esq, the Trustee appointed tn effect the sale or his AT
tOrLey. BY order of the Orphans, Court.
mo, ID. BIRD, ClRrk
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

ANOTHER TERnBLE noMCDE. Yesterday
afternoon, about four o'clock, sir Jas Kenney,
whose residence is in Front STR ct, near L3ml.
ard, with friend, was in tho eastern section
OF the city, and were endgaYoriOg TO collect
some funds for the suffering family of Mr. Kel
ley, who was shat few days since by wa,ch-
man Hughes, in the neighborho0d of the Fish
Market. Their mission, il is said, came to the
ears Of Geo. Briscoe, resident Of the eastern
part !the city, who met and had some CEN
veTsaliOn with them, after which Briscoe made
some threatening illusions to them. They pass.
Ell on aud entered the public house Of Mr.. L.
Dashields, in Bono street, near BANK. Here
they we're followed by Briscoe, who, as soon as
he en'e.cd, drew pistol. Kenney saw it, and
ran through the bsr-rtoIn, Though an adjoining
room and through The kitchen, endeavoring to
e cape, closely followed by Briscoe, who fited
just as KennOy had bis foot on the step. The
ball took effect in the back Of his head, and he
fell forward into the back alley, by which ba
had hoped to escape. The ball PAT sed entirely
through the head, lodging uadtr the right eve.
lie was not dead at Q O'Clock last nisht, but
was fast sinking, not having spoken word
from the time be fell. The two men were &C.
quaintanceeS, nay friends, and had served an
apprenticeship together in the blacksmith shou
OF MI. Christopher Hegeshemer, on the Point
Nlr. Kenney had been married but about five
! weeks. His wife Was sent for, aud her exhi-
| bitiOn OF gIiefwas truly heart ending. lie
| was most ainiable and gnieu In-u, SO H., III,
esteemed by all who knew him, la the mean
time Briscoe went across to the eastern polio,
station, remaintd short time and left. Hewas
however, subsequently arrested and confiued il
the watch house. BaitimoreSun of Tuesday
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30

Ii Valuable FARM AND WATER
fzy5A Power In Cecil County, Mar land, miles from
lhssM Ekton and within mile Of n GOOD plank road
lk5t TO Elkton, containing 40 acres Of good land all
b good state Of cultivation divided into fields, with
about 81 Of neduw acd 40 of good wuOdnnd,
and all under good fencing. The Water Power is good
20 feet head aud fall With grst md saw mill and onR
good stream Of water. The improvements good dwell
g feet square. and contains gond rooms ard garrei
barn 80 by 90 feet good gnery cribs spring house,
smoke house, und other out bu dngs, all ia good order
good Orchard of different kinds Of fruit, he farm land Is
well wnteTnd and would make good grazing farm, the
lard has been lined well and now raises good crops and
will no scld Mt SOS perapre Call or address the under
signed for more full PARTICULARS at Newark DSlaware
Sent la-tf JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30


CHILDREN ASKING FOR ADMISSION TO Prison /.
On Saturday touching and painful case was
bought to the notice of Judge Thompson, IN
the Court of Quarter Sessions. On the day
Previous two pretty little girls, aged Iespec.
lively six and min years, were found knocking
teallully at one Of the large doors Of Moyamcn-
sing prison. They were admitted into the
Institution, where they stated that their father
and mother were both in the prison, that tb cir
Landlord had turned them (the children )out Of
doors, and that they waited food and shelter.
The story told by the hapless childreH proved
to be correct, and the matter was referred to
l9- Court at he suggestion of the inspectors of
the prison. The little crea lures were sent 10
the Northern Home Tor Friendless Children, at
the suggestion ofthe Attorney for that excellent
insti. utlon. TO our thinking those two little
icndev children knocking al the door of the
prison and asking to be allowed to ;oin their
parents. who were Iucafcerated within The
sails, formed one of the most touching Incl.
dents that ever came within Cur experience.
Phiiddeiphia Baiitnm. .d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

@ e 81 Sss SPSs s%
IsssHH County, will be exposed to sale, at PUBLIC
IssAA&- AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of No
venbeI, 1885, at 2oclock, on the premises. Farm or
tract Of land, situated in Chrisana Hundred, and COun
~ Aforesaid, and bounded and described follows
founded 2ythe state line between Delaware and Penn
sylvania, by lanus Of Richard Clement, evIs Walter
John Yeatan and others containing about Seventy three
tenanOes; being Real Estate of Plsey Phillips decd and
to be sold for pay his debts Attendance will bo
gvon and the terms Of made known the time and
place aoresaid by Harvey Phillips Administrator Of said
decd, his attorney. BY order 81 the urPhans Court
New Castle. September u, la5s.
The ABOVE PROPERTY is situated in good
neighhorhood, and very convenient TO Mills, schools,
pnoes of Worship, and within hall mile OF the Kenneth
Turnpike Ofthe best roads the city Wilmington.
and the markets the Brand ywine. 1t is within eight
mules of Wilmington, 1--WE Of kennett Square. and Of
The location Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Railroad Tho house Is old, but with small out lay for
repairs could be made comfortable for many Tho
There Is from tento twelve acresOf goo1 WOOD LAND
stream Of wato accessible TO all the fields, The cleared
pnd Is % good natural quality, and has been recently
tl9Toughy drained and heavily lined, and has probably
ad greater amount of other manures of nearly all Kinds
put on Y within few years than other farm equal
For view Of the property call on Lewis Walter ON adj
J9lnlng inn; or on the uudersigned j. h. Sager'a
'mWte y. Phlllip's) mill. HARVEY PHILLIPS.
WANTED by a young man from the Country III mac
lon IN o lleht business, has knowledge of Hook