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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
sAIl o. isNA5, ANN PAElsVMAI.

HAsAll4 - 4itsAAAs AAk1As G1G4Es1yEllA1s
= =. PROPERTY Oh EASY TIER Is,-Thp sub
-, scriucr We'll sell nj PQBIIg SAEIl. on tha nee
G-i!l luiHls gcrglnhi'r drsrrhrt ou ~ lDN GSBAI
tJiliI the lsth "lueN NuyHwN.r ut u'uiDGk, T.. NJ
"a'~'N the valuable lti.A l. rs rA NJ Wbign wys nwn-
cd and OCCUPIED ty Bunheu u uuie nt the tim" Of hi-
dea Tht9 l1ui "a benutlull lnrtod within lUi view
OF the iak Rivtr about a!i milo nom N Srunruat
liant o Frcn7 hiuT 9, and twD aud hf miles tom Ike
RHilruld l"Pl liitt y, CGg touny Nd, mo m,l
which is naturally uHui, hrs been IMpfrvc hg thrfar
lime, Tulp Rn either 1fl sJrs, rio iuncIu i4 r gtr
order and civ wUul Wpnn tho pfauGsc a sulieipu Gr
CONSISTS gfH comfortable DWELLING lNIG~E, I'irgt
niih well bu'lt Barn, mNhL house, iun ilu3t uJff1gr
rOuscHHd Of" ugrCs-afs ont Dul,iugs. Hu apple TGlgn
md ru trees of different kUIH. fi, loren, iT Sna ma
easy, beng one 1ilh cGsh, with hn he bnyi,ernTsb
teen mouths ni tbs ntlrC h1ii IN three lGgTa ou lie
ny 81 Eho Ih 'f1It PIP ntn to bpHr interest, palu-
blo sem i'nun N pmthc sad III, o sua, Hui 70 'ln
secur.u y me bpaihi Ms purchaser with apprIvcd
curly pEJhG EhleHPS n2nini1en- NJ iuocnck IN tho
me persona 4t"peS Hftha lo EgnlrH d,llo consisi,
81 \, lTh!ns gpgnHs any 9t Ionsrhom 0pi lif,ita
lurnhr', AIS trsc puHuilis Ui wheat mud uat SIrtw.
TGGI - m rFadN pTesae ,@ni @Nri' tpthc rhl,
m"HGTt} - snmf "t"r pad, sl'n g. ~ rad ~ cI.
en- months WIZ de- Hil"Wr The rraln plyuent IL drpW
interest," rom Thy my ol SrlU and ui ie secured hs tan
H"La III the pnrehntr VIII atpgovg "a undnis rrs ''
btfb-Llrl. l-AklH r.NrgT.uT of
NnN,t -ii hbl bBES Ri DDtg.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

IL NJ. l. j VERY hnndruWoly slturfed laTn NJ IS
frsssHif Acres, wihgnul huidmgi, witnu2 nllt4 70
HSpHh MiIm'n.iGn, Eitl, gogi ylow 81 nelaworct Er
s4Ezs. No. ! Fam Dtil AfIs nnfW Ialrl vllO, iu
Brandy wine linndfed within I1llosuI Wilmington with
= dwg dne ADD Barn, Orchard, &r,
~ .. A Fhrm at " Acres N Hf udyWtnn NuulTrt
within y mites oi Wtlmn4lon with good substantial
E"i + a Fa4ql ly Aerss, wlhiH iune ufWtml..
TOT, tIti tHtlt ct Dga tNfn liigtr.
Nc D. ~ Srres utltud tuHcurl Road ~ mlr1 inu
Wmihsi q, one h1f woodland, the rost cleRrd, wthit
handsome building situation.
NJ. e. si Acres Of iuu uu HE Delaware J. miles from
SITES i1l uuttugtS, We.
No, T. y Acres o marsh meadow IN Cherry island one
INTO from w llUugtun, Npply to
sept 2ltf \vtiniinsi1p ia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

ALTERED NorEs.-A number Of notes altered
from lower to higher denominations have re-.
Gently been put ia circulation at Philadelphia.
A description Of how this piece OF roguery is
effected, will show the means of detecting
them. The process is termed by the counter
letting craft, making bugs" and consists in
printing upon bits 81 payer, made halt the usu-
al thickness By splitting" the devices, fig
ures, and letters, OF words desired and then
oy thin species of paste. fastening them
upon the note ov rubbing, "The adhesion and
Is 50 complete perfect that but few can detectit
Merchants and others canpot I've too careful in.
examining bank notes of n large den omination,
especially when those Uftring them purchase
but tribe, in order to get change. The bug,
or pasing process, caa be readily detected BY
holding the note up to the light. AT the places
whe,e the alterations have been made the pa
per is shade da ker than elsewhere, although
not sufficiently so to ba determined by a as
ual glance.
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u 2 : JUAI . CO z =!
ESQ lbs to the ton.

Fsysd.tzis5a-t - u, HUGHES, having upened n
.5sFlS49fa -. SHtd On Front s. above Nadts
sfs=ssSSJelAJfi son, Respectfully invite ms friends
Hsssssss Nui the puhu generally to hi aTgs
,,, , m nnh aupetiur assortment of Ashland
blcN Ia1tl. Tlmuqun, and Locust Mountain Vlitc
ASA Coz which has hgCn selected with great care and
expressly Tor family and factory use being confident that
y cannot he surpassed by ANY Coal in the market Ihe
G9Al - very carefully 70 screened at the VArd and is
WORM r is se from Snc, Dust, and other iunur i es
M p95hhy can bc aud is kept per ucy DRY, beng All
inttr cover Ihe prices as the vCfy lowest
lH yard GmE some distance front the Railroad and hay
5 rrn gutes 10 go ~ and out al makes ii tho
hhliat AM uinst convenient the cty for country
teams ALSO, Wuui piH superior qun ity for sale,
III ORDERS lelt at ms residence, No. 10 Poplar ST.
Nght ipva six Street, Will be- promptly attended TO-
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PEACH TRERa

20 Stlilel leiGn Trees Of approved varieties for
w go Ste by ms sgbaGrli'tr anlN hf mllos
a&=- lnis Wilmington, on he Lancaster Turnpike, OF
49,. nppN 70 ClFPmlu Clayton, East Fourth Street
WliMNGTOS, Oe 47-lInU, ISAAC 5. Fill Nj
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b--Q MO. !. A Farm Of 26n Acres m tic Deawnrn
G5.fYA Rail Road, 60 of good timber, on this thrm;
lsssHh last year there wete 20n bushels of corn, aud
Is@lsA- this year $50 ushesOi Wheat from - Acres
NJ. q Farm OF $50 Acres. about vs. Acres of wood,
on lhis farm this year 100 bushels of Wheat,
No. 8. A Farm of225 Acres. about % Acres o wood,
near FredeIioa, and hnye had considerable amount
Guano and Lame within the last years. Apply to
SAMUEL BARR,
Sent 10 Wilmington. llpl.
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Cherry Island Marsh for Sale.
sMALL FARM ar PNIvATE sAT. i

- 1NHE Subscriber offers for SALE his Farm
fTTTffff contalning about 4s Acres OF prime Land
lIIsfh in high state Of cultivation, situate Mill
teAsaf. Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del, 20
SIN tn Mote and others. The improvements good
dwelling house with we'll Of exec lent water the door
barn and granery in good 0par there at Acres
q youGg Chesnut timber the remainder IS divided into
Apple Orchard of choice fruit. This Farm finely sitn
aied in healthy and improving neishhorhood
ant to Mills Schools and places OF public worship
Terms For further particulars, apply TO- Benjamin
farm. GEORGE w, WHIIEMAN.
lF.rHIS property not sold at private sale Ii willie
sold at Public Sale on the LIST of December o.
nlL Ilrtn N
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IA THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT FRI
Ersffff YATE sALt., three story Brick house, wit
ks two story back building, situated IN Tatnall ST..
'1li4- between Second and Third Sls,, No. Al. The
accOnlho atoms are five good bed chambers, parnr, din
room and Kitchen The the first
floors pnpered. There is large yard attached. For
urther Information call the subscrbeCO the premises.
apr 10 JOSHUA WOLI4ASTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

a Valuable Farm at priVnte sale
"A THE SU DSCRlBER OFFERS FOR SALE
f-e}S farm containing gu Acres of first quailly n
IkEfHH land in high state Of cultivntion about y A.
1s-4AA- ores of heavy timber, well watered and
der 5000 fence, bulldn mostly and good and
ShaLd q well selected lrqll This iprm Is situated
hennett Township, Chester Co., joining Lands OF Carl
ton Passmore ESD, and others. 8 miles from Whining
ton on tho Road eauing from Thoms0ns i TO doe uH
Road the Baltimore and Centeal Rail Road passes
IN 100 yards front Of the buildings, and Of mile Do
pot good neighhOurhoUd venlent mi Isl srhouis
and places of worship.
ALSO A SMALL FARM CONTAINING Apnf'Fp
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FOR RENT

l5ssgH n NHE Farm belonging 70 the Town of New
azHzA 4 Castle, containlg On hundr and seven,
w. Eve Acres and Oacupe cd by VIM, Autherel, wall
he for Rent the term of Ave years, beginning tho
Twonty fifth day Of March next. Applicants can direct
or hand their proposals sealed until the 2h of
TO either ofthe Undersigned residing IN the Town.
JNO, BRADFORD,
II. CHAL.ENG GER,
JOHN JAN Weir,
Acting Committee of the Trustees Of the New Castle
ConInou. Oct q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

MAJ WANTED ia rent farm ia Delaware or
Wv in Maryland, llom ono to two hundred acrcs
Any one having such for rent and is desir0u4 of n
good tenant who con como we'll recommended will
please address S. LA Wilmington post Office DEL,
stating where the place is and where an Interview
can 10 had, Nov. 9th, IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

IN OR u ACRES or GnUn MEADOW LAMP, A
~ Few hunIpd ynris ira, Grr'silala Brd5e, ou III
Nsw Castle rnal. HI tn three utg and Wi HE d 70 Al
lrctastrs. ]. FOSTER,
IbGl II WtlmWr ton, lJ1il
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

AWFUL DEED IN MAssAoHUsErrs.-As short time
slnee the dead Pody OF young man by the name "A
which led to the belief that no was murdered by
man who was last seen 10 his company by the name
OF HsnderhoOf, living in Somerset. day or twn
ago Vanderhoot was arrested aud when inform ei
OF what he was accused, he tainted. Subsequontly
he confessed the foul deed and implicated an accom-
plloe by the name OF Dexter who, has also made n
osnissson. Beth of them have been Committed Ia
Taunton Jail They say that tho young man had
thirty dollars in money, and they agreed to divide il
~ allowing the one who struck the fatal blow two
dollars the most.
- - -
SERIOUS ArFRAr.-A bloody ARRAY occurred in
dirsrd, Alabama, on the P Presidential election In
which a man named Eli SpiVey was shot by another
named Blackburn. Both parties were armed with
pistols, opivey, though believed to be mortally
wounded showed every disposition to retuHn The
compliment, but bis weapon missed Gre
WARsISo TO cHiLDaES.-The Buffalo Express
says three children in Niagara were poisoned last
week by eating the seeds Of the aatmya syamonfuDt
or jamestown weed. 1t has proved very dangerous
and even fatal In several cases 10 New York and in
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REAL ESTA'TE.

~. A GOOD FARM CONTAINING 2i4 A
GgHfi crts OF snul land ind nov IN good state o. i'm.
IEaitn pruvrnsH, about ~ Acres Ul good wood lHnd,
@i- eopl iRst ibaT i.,0 bushels ut corn, bushels
at Wheu Oats and lctaUes proportion, divided into
huidBul well wHtereu. Buildings House of Stunu by
u oct with name hchen attached, aud CONTAINING
rynlng f AIT, Atulng sfunaTy, cribs theT on
uutdiugs. The soil lent this Farm situated In
Cecil II unity, Ma innd, I'M les ron North East nndg
lf,iu Eikluh mud ~ from New Castle. This Farm is
worthy he attention ol HneculaOrs Others II e
hus for the low price al gA5 pur Acre. and
+, fihaf artUninfH, Apply to tho undersigned New
rrb Ori. sept - JAMES 81. RAY.
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FOR SAFE.
FARM FOR SALE,

A very fne grazing farm within miles of the
EssfjA n city of Wi linngtOn, containing about sou
E1sm Acres, most oft well improved, with anhng
l=4AM- on tho Chrstianl and within mile Of Ran
Road station, nearly one half excellent emLanked md
Trees with barn is2 feet long and Three frnie dwellings
and other building, For terms and particulars,
Apply to VIM. MeCAuLLEN,
1853 Market Street,
Oct l3-tf wilmn gtnn DBl.
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Largo and Valuable Farm for Sale.
QwzA WILL SELL. AT PRIVATE SALE MY
e@s}ff Fnrniln Kent County, Nd, called "Dra yon"
sssM containing hundred and sixteen Acres, on
I.lh- nayiERbe water For full particulars apply to
"'"aN' Ne'N"o' EDWIN o. IANUIEp
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PRIVAIEi s,hMN.

ia A FARM,5i miles from Wilmnston pOar
fss,{34 BTlndywlne springs, containing one hundred
lsssHH and ten acres, more less wei watcrcd, well
1ssA- improved, sufficient timber, aud abunLaIce of
sep li-if DIR. QUINCY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

FORTUNE MAKING As au example of the
rapidly with which fortunes are acquired, we
may mention the case Of Sylvester Lynn a
ScOtchman. who landed in Chicago in 1886
with two sovefeigns in his pocket. A few weeks
since he gave to the Trustees of the presbyte-
rian University, about to be established at
Forest Lake, twenty-five miles north Of the city
the munificent sum of one hundred thousand
dollar lSlOO, O0O.) In consequence of this
act the Trustees have determined TO call the
the Lynn University.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

fENHE Dwelling house aud Store No II Market
St Gas and soie fixtures, al complete, auii
alb 10 for a variety and trimming store; possession
giveH Immediately, Apply to
.... A. PRIEGhE
Nov. G'll-3-t 90 King ST.
E'uR SALE Two Fine FarmMNres, work gen
-.-yy1 tie aud quiet ia all kinds Of harnsss-onc
slS4SS a particularly fine driyeng hackney, Also
G.A-L--- II very Huo mare colt. sixteen month' old
Apply to Dr.. Garden uno mile from Wilmington On
the Philadelphia road. Oct eff
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

SUFFERING AT SEA. Information has been
received at the Department of State at Wash.
ingtou, that the Snip Rapid, which sailed from
the city of New York on the Doth day of May
last, bound TO San Francisco, California, en-.
euntered tempestious aud intensely cold wea..
ther of Cape Horn, thereby losing ten of her
crew. and disabling, to great extent, the re-
mainder. She had put back to Rio de Janeiro
for men to man the ship.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

~ 4 FINE mare perfectly kind and gentle ,suta-
[cSN A bic for family, carriage or will work in any
49, thing sud expressly for want OF USE can be
soon NJ Mr. Jnn EradiOrd's on the Concord urnpike
mics ifuni Wilmington. Oct g-ti.
SCAhPA's Acoustic on for Deafness Tor sale BY
- A. WALTON, 81 Market Stree
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

TRRRlBLE TORNADO. -TuE VILLAGE OF LIT
TLEToN DESTROYED. We learn from the Peoria
Transcript, thut on Friday aflerpoOn, the 9th
ulG., a mrst destructive tornado passed over
the northern portion Of Schuyler county, Illi-
pos. and in its course completely FRUSTRATED
tie aourishin g village Of Littleon. The place
contained over a hundred houses, besides
barns and ort-houses, all OF which were ues-
| iroycd, or SO much damaged as to be useless
Among other buildings were two churches, one
wool aud the other brick edifce. Some
idea Of the force of The gale may be obtained
fiom tbs fact that Of the walls OF the brick
church, no part was lett standing which exc
ceeded four feet in height. Strange as it may
seem, but four persons were seriously
hurt,an1 no one killed. The man who
was most seriously hurt, was in fair way
Of recovery when last heatd fcm. A
contribution was made by the citizens Of Mac
oEib. VI Sl20, ard we presume other towns
have also furnished means TO the sufferers AS
a matter ofcouiSe. nothing was saved. Beds,
bedding, clothing, provisions. everything was
scattered to the four winds. Such storm is
seldom experienced, and we remember CT none
50 destructive as this since that which passed
over Canton, Fulton county, many years ago.
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PUH SO V1JEUa.
IHNnE SuhsnIiber win M puRILN SALE



NAfE llANif lust irCciycu l1rgo lot
SsstgfffS1tSes w nftimg fwnr, ufn very superior
$---eshN- quality, which We will dispose al 10 the
lowest market Price, tnd rau The money fn any Tint
does not provo 10 b. what we represent IT. We sail III Of
our Chilling fwrr thcsc terms but mono comes back
- "''' BEDElL, PliARcE Il Gu,
No. 81 North SD s., door below AEoh,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

TEA FuIJ5b AEB THa NBw ADMINISTRATION. -
The Baltimore Patriot elJses sensible article
on the political condition Of the country, with
this LAM uage:--
But whatever may tianspire in tho future, il
is clearly our duty 10 watch and wait. The
vote thrown in The recent contest indicate,
plainly enough that he issue between The
North aud the South will become poi amount
question to be decided OF the close Of Mr..
BuchRnans term Of office. With the aggregate
popular vote in heir favor, the Republicans
nave every possible incentive to induce them
TO peIseYeJe, and well founded expectation Of
proving victorious, unless during the four
yenis"truce" upon which we are now entering
the moderation of the dominant party smoothes
down exlsting difficulties, and prepares the
way for cordial reconciliation
We do not believe that Me Buchanan has the
power to accomplish an object so desirable, but
we are willing that he snail have fair oppor-
tunity Of exhibiting his ability as peace maker,
and aie ready to aid in promoting the passage
OF any men asures which, in oar opinion, may
have beneficial tendency, without inquinng
from which party they omOnate. We shall
not engage in any factious opposition but oc-
cupying still our old conservative ground,
shall elldeAvor TO survey the political field from
that elevated stand point. ami be guided in our
course by the natVie of the policy which the
new administration may inaueurate. If it
suffers itself TO be la, messed in the Fierce and
Douglas traceS-as we fear it will or lends
itself to the dercV thirst for territorial aggran-
dizcment which distinguishes Soue and Sldrll
and their ultra Southern compeers. not even
the admitted strength Of the Democracy can
save the party from signal overthrow. But
if wisdom has been learned by pass experience
end better cOansels prevail than these hich
have proved so pernicions during the past four
years, every true conservative will have reason
10 rejoice at the more favor able prospects for Q
solid and permenent reunion Of the Fedora
bond.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

a VIE CoogsrrE.-A piece OF perfdy is related
OF bride at st Juseph's, Mo, which has happily
not Often parallel. 1t seems that two young men
were addressing yeung belle up town, and that she
smiled equally upeu both. At9 A. M one bride
groom was made happy by her pledge of hand and
heart, and at VIZ, M, the other was made happy by
tue possession Of her person. They ed at dusk and
were welded at Bloomington just twelve miles dis.
known, ~ 'tH's uhN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

A Coop SHOT. The Virginia correspondent
OF she Wheeling Inteligencer, in noticing thu
article IN the Charleston Standard, which ad.
Voeates The opening of the African slave trade,
saws that he IL toppOsel &c the removal Of The
unfortunate children of Africa fro n their native
country. where the pious missionaries of the
cross are permitted to open up to them the
way of salvation, by teajhng them to read tho
word of God. to Virginia, where the labor Of
Christian duty il prohibited under penalties. +"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13


Cabinet nongers for the Buchanan administration
are already about. The following is the first pro-
gramme:
Secretary of Stato-D S. Dickinson, New Yons
Postmaster Genoral-D f. Halett, Massaehu.
setts.
Secretary of Treasury-R, NJ. Il. Hunter Virgil.
mia.
Secretary of wr-Jshn slidelI, Louisiana
A fire occurrel in svraonse- N. Y. on Saturday
morning, WHICH burned In three hours property
covering twelve of ground, including abou
ono hundred buildings, tho loss being estimated al
million Of dollars. Among the buildings destroy
ed were Post Office, Telegraph office, Bank Of Sa-
lima, Grants Hotel, and the Avery Blsck
Tho Universe leading Catholic newspaper in
Paris, ays;-"In all the Catholic cities of uermany
tho statistical returns make it apparent that tho
number of PrOtestants is increasing in fearful
manner"
The bett ng in Kontucky, on the Presidential
election, it 10 stated, has boon very he Rvy. The Gin
einnati Com msrcial says that it knews of many
Instances of bets Of extraordinary magnitude
Lands. negroes, cash, everything that is property
~ Kentucky has boen staked throughout the State.
Hundreds Of mon are doubtless ruined, and thous
sands sorely impoverished, the State having gone
Democratic. When will men DO done with this
foolish practice Of betting on elections.
! Georgia and South Carolina DIN with nearly al
tao rest Of the States North and South in ceebraI
ting the annual festival of Thanksgiving on the
.Otn Of November. The Mayor of Washington has
issued ms proclamation, by which tho Federal Cap,
day. va '-''
MIculGAE.-The Detroit Advertiser claims tho
election IN Michigan for the Republican Governor,
ii.ur memoers Of Congress, and majority of both
1hIhnenes IN the State Legislature. Ono effect of
ihs Will be Republican Senator of the United
states SENATE, in the place of General Cas-.
We have advices from Great Salt lake citv
/ tpeserep to the lst ult The small pox had ado
w. appearance and was spreading rapidly, 9 aus
ing serious apprehensions of panic and conseau emit
Among nt.ah w .aL -
ospton Of this news the intelligence from the Ta r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
EOTI SALE

IN 4 VALUABLE FANM AND WATER
lasA ppwar in Cecil County, Maryland, miles from
!ssgMl Elktnu and within Dilc al u gnuH plank road
Lss to iikion COniRinng 40 acres OF good nnd, all
II, mod c!ata Of cultivation, divided into fields with
and all under good ieG lng The Water Power Is good
und stream of water, The nprovcrnsaro good dwnl
g tort square. and contains good rooms and Ftrfet
u IN 90 feet good gtnnsry, com cribs, spring louise,
b,kn % USE and uber nut miiidlHgs all in Epnu order
gund Orchard utdhrgh kinds Of fruit, he iuTn land is
well Nterod uHd would make good grazing iarti, the
0I haHa been lined wulihn now raises good crops and
Sent t9.tt JAMES H. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
S CAMgs REWARD


~ gphNAWA from the subacriber near Newark
VA a th"ut tl1 last nt september, a white girl, by
la INC name OF Cathhrno Ann Norris. All persons
81 'e forbid hlrD'nns trusting tho said grlon M
- t1n'nni, ALENAN DER WILSON.
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r, mpW y, 70 MAKE NATIONAL" PAPER-A despatch
says - ~ Os'i'si"''o souIce
,AG.ransements are already 10 progress for the re.
olBhuil alton OF tho Editorial force of tho IInion
;s"spuPer' II It's h contemplation 10 have one Nj :
81 't1u tho norm and another from the South in
''g Iw VI Duohanun's Administration -
gu zgest as an additional feature of tho ,Gr.o,
| 5nu Syn, that the Union has Nebraska n nd mn
| disnnnn nnI Proslayery and anti.sllvery n
eistutoh Anu union editor. Then Il ,SnrII - -
Snmpie'e exponent Of the various phass, T.; ~
| Union. a. etentsectionso of tine
1He New York HoMIcIDE -Cio,-,. i,.,,,
Aniel man na4,ed Henderson a fsyy wer uet, VINO
| ~ poaiu 'he steamer Arabian Inv shontin' ~.
AITrush window, was tried for murder ia, nun
AZ Eoo1"fS New York and acquitted tbronh ss q, ;
ympntny iet for him by tho jury He dia No, 'no
sa,oin III vi pfemeditition and his defence rssts
| H. ~ ~ tho ehormitY OF the provJsatloa n VIII
,vira mat Henderson seluced Brorden'
~ unaer very hggravating circumstances mi II
ateT aier pursuing his enemy for soma linz "su ne
Sausne nun and committed the deed for wLicb h. -
ooeh tired Greft rejoicing took pa,e nj tLs 49,
among alarge portion of tho citssns Of Cntos't
VINO were familiar with the facts N'''"'S
The Democracy in the midst of their ,,;,,0,,,., -
surety wounded by tho result 10 Illinois The dstsa,
OF COL Richardson, who was a candidate TO- ~.
SoVernoTshiP, and the condemn alton il tbtows me-
e3naIoT douglas, gives bitter taste even 10 III
triumph on tho national issue.
The Original Sabbath in England, in the YEAR asn
commenced on Saturday at P NJ, and lasted iii
leyoreak on Monday, In the rega OF jane. / ,
1000 u hne OF one shilling was imposed by not al
parliament on every person absent from church on
Sunday. s-N'O" VI