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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
DInD.
In this City on tho "a inst, MARY JANE, wifi,

In this City on tho I'd inst, MARY JANE, wife
of Jonathan 7 Groves.
In Brandywine Hundred Mt about east O'Clock,
llth month gath, 1856, SUSAN, daughter of Moses
M. and Martha a. Walker, aged nearly 20 months
"Be ye also rondy for in such an hour as We think
not the sin of man eomethp-
Susan dear; Oh how SO on, vast thou called away,
For in this evil world thou was not long to stay,
Like the bud Of spring, thou was early cut down
Ere thy summer smiled, or Autumn had frowneds
Like the clouds OF the eye the dews of the MORN
Thou didst soon pass away and thy spirit was borne
BY the wings Of Angels, 70 the land Of the blest,
From sorrows and anguish, ever to be exempt;
When least we did expect, thy Saviour did thee cal
Whose sgmmensis obeyed by tho great and by the
small,
In an hsur We thought not monster death did APP
pear,
And thou was cut down, ere end ID they second year
Sleep; Oh, innocent sleep in the arms of thy God,
Forsn thou didst not know, thou canst not feel his
Oh how lonely we feel, where thou vast wont to pratt
With thy childish playthinss, thy straws and thy rat
Oh, how gloomy the thought, that Thy voice is now
still, ,a-'.-t.SA ..'t.# ..ltst
Never moro to 10 heard by the plurmuring rill,
Upon the mountains top or in the verdant lawn;
Thy body it's laid low, thy spirit it Is gone &
Parents weep not for me, could no longer stay,
My Saviour did me call, and should but ebey;
Oh, prepare to meet me; where We will part no more
In the bright realms of light, on Immanuels shore
So farewell, SO farewell, our parting cant be long
Prepare to meet again 70 sing lmmaaueis song;
1 leayea sorrowing world for joys that meier decay
80 meet me, Oh meet meiso ends my mournful lay
- ~ l,-.t II ,a 81 NJ. VI.
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HHlA R Ms DID, err SSH


WITH GRINDER. capable ofpreparing one hundred
w bushels Of Corn-Stalks, one ton Of Hay Straw
sisenoy Of cut straw: Also ay9ding the necessity of
common n feeding fodder; besides, Horses and Cat
tew do as well on fodder prepared this way tho
First Premiums at number Of Exhibtio1s and thou
superiority over all other machines and he ate Improve
ent has added greayo efficiency ana case of opera
ton, and be worked BY hand or power without any
alteration slI. gH'l
Also late improve hand Cutter capable Or Cutting one
Blshel per mnlits for So Also large assorme Of
late and highly improved hand and power corn shell ers
20. For particulars apply to Jesse URMY,
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rRE cnMfIMG kIOLIDAYs!

-. coNFE6Ti0 NER AND FRUITEREk, No I2l
informs his iends and the public generally that he has
FRUIT AND CGNFECTIONAltY which has be on pre-.
pared expressly the coming Holiays which will ha
dispose OF al Tho tufers prices IL Is unn zoos
sary state the variety ofarcles on hand but suca
10 sav thnt ever ythng kept connected with the con-
and Frut 6usn ess This bolng the oldest and
prinnna Establishment in Wilmington and tho suhscfi
IA ne md long in the business feets
dent thai lie sell as reasonable and furnish as good
IL persoaniy business all who purchase
NAV rest assured every attention Will be behtowed
and their purchases satisfactory. Stofekeepefs
and others who buy to soil would do well to call as Lbs
ernl discount will be nad5 TO than. .
Pound Sponge and Fruit Cake, for WEDDINGS and
AiN -. 80 - $500 3 6, LINENS, .
ma, Nv ~ Wiimnttaii. Del
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FARM FoR SAFE.

pl A very fne grnzing fdrIn WYNN miles OF the
s4A n oty Of WI lmlnb,ou. containing about SO
aapiTH Acres, most oft vol improved, with landing
lnsskHA- on tho Chrstiana and within mile Of RAJ
Road Atation, nearly quo halfexcellen embarked and
inrved meadow for Hay or Rrnzing 1000 young peach
tpses With barn is2 feet long. and three frame dwellings
~ Anplv 10 ''' ~ W NJ, McCAULLEY,
"A llg Market street,
Oct la-tf Wilmington, Dell 3
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WANTED

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, NO. Q. sourH
nsrs. Book keepers, ssesgen Teachers Bank rpnnsIs'
Wnfnhman, Goa ohmsn, BfRkenen, Eugneers, Machin-
isis Farnrs Gardensrs. Iaborers, Cooks HQuHekeeP-
ars Nurses No, so. Country otders attended to.l
IL = sunilons procured for MEN agd MnM y ~, IN
every capacity. oE0.C SChWAhtS'
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THyHE Subscriber would respectfully inform tho public
TINT no has lust laid in stock of superior Locus
Mountain and Aiahanoy Coal, from the Ashland re-
on; also primo article Of south nioHnein Lspigh Coal
the different sisos, all Of which he u selling at tn
lowest prces weglt 2sin pounds e ths FOB, az and
consatly hand at theold coal yard, below Raraod,
and betwoon King and French Street.. ~, -,
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So REWARD,

FS!EgSsJ GIRAYED away from the Village Of New
ES-d y post on Saturday nj Shit last, brown Cow,
lA..1-- with white back, one hDrn broken aud about
years old Any person etnrnlng her saving lnforma
toa where she DO found Will receive the above
ward. Dec, alt RsBECCA MILLER.
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The DECLINE OF RELiGIoN.--A correspondent
Of the New York journal Of Commerce says;
.sThere has been remarkable decline in mat
ters Of religious interest for about ten years
past, especially in the Northern States. The
last feature OF this decline is the scarcity OF
faithful ministers Of the Gospel. II any one
doubts this, we can send facts and figures.
We attribute IL almost entirely to tho fact of a
large portion Of the people and a corresponding
2oftion Of the clergy and religious presses be.
| Ing absorbed in the ever annoying thene of
anti slavery. We now hope that there is a
COED time coming as the bubble has burst, :
FArAh AFPRAr. --At Charleston, Kama county
| Young, In an ARRAY in which Clay attempted 4
shoot Young who wrsstsd the gun from his hand nc
fractured his skull with II.
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rlnTYCE

TIME Board of Trustees Of the Poor OF New Castle
County, ARE requested ~ meet nj the Aims Hous q
on SATURDAY, the 9Th inst, et Il o'clock, A, Al
for the purpose appointing suitable person to supply
The vacancy, In the office OF Treasurer Of the Poor co.
cushioned BY the death Of Joshua a. Soak Esg late Troa
surer, Dec, LIT VIM. RUSSELL. Clerk.
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ExecutOr,s SaEe on PersOmaI

- pROpERTI,-WIllD DO SOu al fDlf- fryfVsa
EN- f,iC SALE, on WEDN ESDAY , De- ~ ~
kSA csmbsr 10Th, 1851, at the late residence 49,
nj Col lanes b. Miles diseased. near Newark the en-
tue psrsons property Of said dseeased, VIZ LIVE
STOCK consisting fone superior family hofsei uaf
bay wears old fast trottor. ysh, line spirit, and
pefiesty senie Two bay horses sound, large Sue and
se i6r nithe road daught; two eond work horsesi
one Two year old horse oolt, well bred good sze AMI
beautiful nnm1; one thorough bred nhesnut horre sta
lion sired by Mary land Eclipse, dam nn ALanan
years old, and ns size and hgure seven ieau o.
vs acme az them excellent mi lkors; two three year old
leiiefs; one pair year ndtwn SteetH well match
cd and good sze one bn; Ayrshire quo Devoa oais
m bred, trea earsold largei ogs welghps rom
2O Ia IOl pounds each; shoas md Que po OF Abu-
perior nreed.T FARMING UTENSILS, y,zi one Ma E
ney's Reaper ia good osdel; ose fen'eek LIAM ~
wagon; horse oart, aud oar revolving rake;
pousS gears, So. "a. Com Ia fna cav; iusriS my
Onvsr hny and corn foldor One flmily chfiuge, and
:, ed ssast- 20
bushels sowlng q wheat i1 the ground. HousEHol.D
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE vz; sol es, lounges,
chnrs tables carpets mirrprs bedaeads, feather beds,
heding bureaus wash stands, cca stoves cook stove
so, u. Sale will commence al ~ o'ooJk. A. Ma pre-.
esey, credit of4 months on SIMS eyer So spRsoved
security required. dEOhbE VI fNtNNS.- i
NEWARK, Dec. Its. fNecuior.
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M ARRlnD,

On the 18th Of 1lth mo-, J BARTON HAYES, OF
West Chester, Chester 90, to HANNAH II. daughter
Of Daniel Thompsou New Castle co Del.
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THE oaHAPEsr NEWSPAPER IN

ItRANK LESLIE'S illustrated Newspaper, has been
EDUcEp INPRlCE to 50 per annim or ~ cent 5
per number, King tho cheapest Newspaper published
The beautiful print, % by 80 Inohes of our SAVIOR and
the Adnress, aitsr the esleggted Painting By Barnear,
is published in No. 50 OfFRANk ESLIESS lllnstrat-
ed Newspapsr; Price Sig qaartee cents Also.
ing Romance. Nov is the time 20 subscribe Call
or send and get cry eSawna r. you wit like &
Dec, Aft. lN is Wilmington, Del.
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A MISTAKE OF A F0sEEAL,--We published
paragraph day or two ago abouta mpu VINO
attended his own funersl-ths wife mistaking
the body of another man for that of her nus :
band. and so proceeding with the ceremonies
alive and well. This is only surpassed by an
instance which occurred few months ago at
III calvary Cemetery, (related by the gate
keeper Of the ferIy,) when the discovery was
made that the coffin was empty! Through some
inadyertance, Or oversight, oc iorgetfupess, or
something Of the kind, the indispensable pa It
Of the funeral had been left behind. IN, Y.
Jour,
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SBERIFf,'S SALE.

Q--~,A RY virtue OF n Writ Of Vendtoni Exponas
fs@A ID to DIR eetad, will ba exposed 10 Public
sSsm ysndss, o. ~ IS1AY Tie ieta day q DsesE n
Door OF ne Court House in Gaorg etown IN BToadkln
Hundred, the following Real Estate, to wils-No 1.
tract Of Land situate Dagsborough Hundred, Sussex
County being the Lands gned to Jnshua Wharton as
snte ofthe Of the Real Estate of Isaiah Wharton,
DECD with single story tenant honse aad other out
tate OF Isaiah Wharton decd ands OF John Dinge and
others, containing ia Acres less. No.
Of Land situate IN tho HUNDRED AFORESAID beug the same
s1s devised g the SAD Joshua after che death
VIM late ofSussex County deed with two story dwell
ling house, kitchen, smoke house. cribs, carriage
house. stables, Apple orchards and adjoining lands Of
Iabaa s. Lyons heirs Of Joha Ding ssnd others Gontsie
iefest of Joshua Wharton in the lands vii oh
signed to uetty the widow OF said ISAIAH Wharton, as her
Dover IN his lands being the equn fourth part th o.
20 situate in the Hundred aforesaid with ivy story
dwelling house, Kitchen Barn, smoke house, Stables and
adjoining lands Of s. II. Fooks and wife. No. and
others, containing 2i1 Acres more or less Seized and
taken IN execution the property of Peter Il. Burton.
Administrator Of Joshua Wharlon 1ee'd and will be sold
for cush by J. d. RODNEY Il, Sheriff.
SnEhIFF's ORBfcE, GgoRdETows, Dec. 4-ts,
" Ten per ceut, oil tho purchase money VIII hernand
the uay OF Sale. 4
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OoNGREssIoNAL.

The second session Of the thirty fourth
Congress commenced at Washington on Nom
day. In the Senate there was fifteen ahsenteps.
A committee being appointed to wait on the
President after the organization, in conjunct ion
with similar committee Of the House, brou ght
back word that the President his annual Message
at noon on Tuesday. The Senate then adjourned
In the House about 200 members were present.
The new members from Vernont, Virginia
and Illinois appeared, and were qualified. The
credentials of Whitfield, as a delegate from
Kansas, were presented by Mr.. Phelps, of
Missouri, who moved that he DO sworn. Mr.
Grow, Of Pa, objected. A spirited debate then
took place betwee nhIessrs. Grow and Phelps
on the merits Ct the question, after which the
motion to swear IN Mr.. Whitfield was rejected,
ayes 81. noes 104. Mr.. Grow then removed to
reconsider the vote, and to lay that motion on
the table. The opponents thereof endeayr
ored to defeat this action by motions for call
OF the House, to adjourn, ell. They had evil
IDENTIFY been caught in their own net. Never
theless time was consume until seven O'Clock,
when the House. by the majority, adjourned.
In the Senate on Tuesday. theannual mes
sage Of the President Of the United Statss was
received and read.
On motion to print the message and the
accompanying documents, a ng discussiOnn
ensuod, and without taking the question on the
motion to print, the Senate adjourned.
| In the House resumed the question Of the
admission of Mr. Whitfield as delegate from
Kansas, wasresumed upon which a long discus
sion ensued. RI
The Presidents annual message was receive
cd. Jis a
rue uuuse cOurnueu tue censauer 1srua VI
Mr.. WhitAeld's case till late hour 10 the af
ternoon, aud adjoarned with tho question still
undecided. 4Ar aar N
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a Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
ID THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Es.A farm containing s43 Acres of first qualify Of
kssh land in high state Of cultivation, about y A.
LILLIAN. Of heavy TIMBER is we'll watered and
der 5000 ienee buildings mostly new and good and or
kennet Township Chester Co., joining Lands OF Carl
ton Passmore, Esq, and others, miles from lining
Road tho BeltllnoTe and centernl Rail Road passes with
pOt ina good neg bourhood, convenient to mi schools
aud places Of worship. The above Farm will be sold very
snbserher being determined y sell woqld do well
Hundred bel, Nov27.tE EbINICHQLS.
The 80 Acres having been sold the Record and Media
AlNnrII Will nnnN Ihl nhnNa : :
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- = UNION STEAM MIILl.
SASH Ri,IND. b o q X AND WINDOW FRAME
'eA7''' Dt''4'-' kfSNUFACioRY,,,

Fnosr ST., orrosiTE THE e, BL4c lS, HoRsE HoTKL'
The subscrlhcr being extensvely engageu In the n-
fncfueo sash Blinds ard Frames, would rospeStfnr
invite the attention extend an invitation to all Car
penors Builders. &e TO give him call npd examine HIS
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere. manu-
acture 10 keep on hand Snd a on
L q III ~ DiAMOND SASH, BULK SASH. GREEN
ROUSE SASH, HOT BED SASH, &c., Blnds-PIyot
and shutters of all sy los, Doors OF all Styles
and thi ckness Mouldngs ofal sizes and patterns
work rs of ateriu we'll Heasonen made by the
best Of and sold q the LowssT CASH 8HShs.
ner at very short aotioe. Work primed If ordered
tS-A0rtefs by mail directed to my address viii be
40 i4.fsSss ~ JAMES D. SMITH.
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G5 RGWARO,

,.s, a " s5t ~ ~, no
bout Is years ola 81 she had about months To sarya
left with slave belnnng to MISS Naudine OF Midde-
10 that she caued her husband. Tho above
and all regHonabe charges will be paid Il she put ~
New Cast ail so thu o1u get her.
WILLIAM BENNE1T, st. Georges Huqdred.
Dec CIV Now iNAstle County, Gel.
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h -EllIiS;rElR.llilSlIl -l0iEEIGiE,-

lew gAsI GgogNTT, nTc ESnRE' Ky Is1os
" tratorof Joshua II. Seal. late of the CITY of WIZ
mingtOn, in said County. deceased; Is ORDERED and
directed by the isgste that tn Admin tor aoro
st, give notice Off, granting Of Letters Of AdmnsT
granting thereof by causing adyetseUents to be posted
withn forty dAys from the date OF such Letters, in six OF
the public places of the county Of New Custle
curing al persons having demands ega nst the Estate e
made and provided Aud aIsn the same TO be
inserted within tho period IN the Delaware kepub
lican, newspaper publ shed in Wilmington and to be
continued therein two months. sfs.i -. =, ~, I 4
(~-J GIVEN under the hand and Seal Of Oioo OF the
}LSS Register aforesaid, ut ev Castle, in New Cas-
tfo CouI NJ ear
writtea, PETER ID. NgiNDEVER, kegistel,
MOTT CE.-An persons having claims az iils the lss,
of the duly atteHted
10 the Adminsttor before the first day o. Dooem-
and provided. SAAfU N. PUSEY ,iAdm'r.
WiLMsNGTog, Dec. i-la5i Dec. 4-2m.
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tssgsN A fine Brick House situate on Market
4sazA- "A Street above Harmohy, New Castle,
Del. The house has three ont the first floor
los with large folding doors and dining room; the SEQ
snd story has four chambers and three the third story
with good basanen and pantry the Lot Is q feet front
by ISL deep with shlubbery, paved walks and alley way.
money may remain on the ho1so II ~ desirable resi-
dence and will DO sold cheap il applied for soo the
proprieto is going West. ]. >. HIGGINS.
NEw sTLE, Dec. -.
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NOVICE

MALE Teacher is wanted 70 take charge Of The win
"A Ter School In district No. Brandywine Hundred
neal III. Iii u, TaeY's Hotel Toagoed Teacher. who
can come welrecr mmended as such, liberal salary will
be Won. Apply csrly to E1 .4 w {.
gAALEB ,rAYYI..nR hy, Com,
qBRANpytyIyR HUNDRED Nov. 27-st. riiF = 800 .eA
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THH HOME JogRsAL.--A new series of tets exoal-
lent family and parlor journal will be commenced in
January next, under the editorial conduct of its
vol known proprOtors Morris Willis There is
NO paper 10 the country that can boast of larger
or better informed classe contributors, and none
more careful in the publication OF such matter only
as tends to improve and instruct its readers. Ar
rangements are being made to present new attrac,
lions which will make the coming series still more
entertaining. Terms, two dollars per annum Ad,
drsss-MOrris& Willis, 10Y Fulton street, New York
The librarian Of the Boston Atheuaeun
preserves in side room number Of books tina
formed portion of the library Of Georg'
Washington.
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New CASTLE County, DKcEaIBER, 1sT 1886.
ETPUN the application 0 # Curtis u. Ellison and JDna-
Y than b Elisac, Adninistratogs Of Lewis Elllsoa,
late of pencl Hundred in said County, deoeaseds -
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the AZ
mnstraors aforesaid, give notice of the granting OF Lett
tiers Of Administration upon the Estate Of the deceased
ments to posted within rE day from the date Of such
Letters, SIX Of The mo; public plces ol the count Of
New CBste nquirnz all orsons having demands ngainst
the Estate present the same, abide by OF of AS
seTnbly in sroh made and Provided And also cause
the same 70 DO lserte within the same period N the
Delaware Republican, newspaper puhshodin WHINING
ton, md 70 be continued theran two monthss - a,
t--) GIVfiNu der the hand and Seal OF uioe OF ~ G
}L.SS Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, n cas-.
written. PETER B, YANDkVER, Register
NOrlCE,-All persons having claims against the rs
tate of the deceased must present tho same du atested
to the Administrator befnre the hrst day of Decem
her, A. d. ls5T abide the Act of Assembly in oh
made and provided. Y. b. ELLls4N,} ,Adm'rs.
j. V. ELLISON : -
PENcADER HUNDRED, Dc. l-1s55. Disc 4-2m 1856.
DERSoNAL.-Miss MARY AIERVIN, n letter awaits
you in the Post Office us Dec. l-3t
SHARP QUITTING.
TABLE ard Pocket Knives. Razors, Scissor sand Sur
'''''' . Il. FAIRY,
In the basement re-. Il, lark's Dry Good Store,
Dec. LILY. No. Y Market Street,
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1901. s. b. CARTER,
Doc. 4-5t. No. 50 Market Stree :.
n orses and Bull for Sale.

oe1A fVNHE subscriber has for Sale a G-Sssfea
.k1a4A Il pair of good family horses, 7 years I1AGJN
old god tIsysllers aud very gentle; aA-.
thorough bred Durham Bull years old, he will be sold
low, or exchanged for feeding stock. ~
WoODsrDE FARM. Dec. AIT. SAMUEL CANRN,
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srnnIr palpar, Nov. 2rth.lt Z
! N PorArons WANTnn

'INHE Subscriber is purchasing large quantity OF
po.oes aud farmors and others having those ariieea
to dispose Of viii do well TO give him call, At Newport
De :, as he will pay tho full Market price. . -.
Nov. s04w VI FRANKLIN q. FINN.
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cIlRlsTEa MAS. As g ISoEs

A tho, ~ Market Street. Basement of Geo. 7.
IA olark's Try Goods Store n. PARRY. would
respectfully announce to the Citizens OF Winnings
ton and vicinity, that he has just procured large
tends selling very low, and invites parents and 9TH
to give him'a call before purchasing elsewhere,
as he is determined to disposs Of them at tfiing
advance. Storekeepers ia tho country would End
it greatly to their interest call and examine his
stock, as they can DO no where better accommo.
dated in price or guilty Nov 27th-5t.
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IA 4 VALUABLE CHESTER County Farm,
Is55ti containing ~ Acres Of PRIME Lend .e , now
sAAkkA- is IA Frank 10 township, miles south of Kim
boylle 9mi les from Ekton ryaud, and from Now
stone heqse 20 ,, % fee good double aoored barn q
Spring ouse 81 The door and is good public road.
The farm Is divided into tillnges or heds Sprlng wa
ter in all wlth3l Acres Of PRIME timber, This Farm Will
be sold low, as tha owner s desirons Of enterns into
in good Of productiveness, I'D would make
Ngood grazing farm. II will be sold for 50 QO0 lit
tie SOL per Acre half cash, For further pu-
tenlarH apply or address JAMES II. RAY
Dec. Ar cf Newark, Del.
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(-v[IElJ NNILL Do sold az PUBLIC SALE, al the
kIfF w Farm ofths sabseri5sr; IN ApPsSaaiPl
So from the Village of Odessa, on TUESDAY.
the 10th ofDecember 1856, all his Stock and armsg uton
Bs consisting among other things pair of Mues
Brood Mare, lvoke of western Jew YORK Oxen, yoke
Of western reserve large Deyon Bull years old, ten
Mich Cows, several Of them fregh, yoke ol2 year old
Hay BY the Ton snndry rioks Of Corn fodder very ne
brood Sows, Of which has pigs six weeks old, 1Boar.
two g three hundred gees shoets SIX m9nths old,
single and double harness, mule Furm Wagon,
with Hay Rigging and complete set Of gears, ono Ok
cart and Jokes aud chain, one Pannook Wheat brill,
with DAT soweE atp ehed, one Burial Reqper, nearly
Cuttng box one Horse Rake. double Roller, toget
With PloughH. HarrowE, Cnltivatnra aud farm
ing utensils unnecessary enuincras, Also, of
househoId furniture and tchen utengs. Sale to com
mence at 10 Cookbook, A. NJ.
TERMS All sums under $40 cash over that amount
Nov. 27-ts John j. NILI1GAN,
N.B.-In case OF wet weather, sale to be postponed
until the next fair day. This Farm where tho sale is to
take place. is the same srmery by Mr. Tighman
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- FUK SALf1-A GUUU FAItNI OF III AoTuH
"a Of good lund, and raising good crops, dyi7
EsgM ded into fields with pure running water IN ~
lssA has been lined heavy in part balance gnnoed,
good fencing outside; about 50 Acres woodnPd s
Within mi'esof MiJdstown, Ds and u fro n Qdesss
mile OF FeldsbOro, buildings nominal, aud viii be sold
low. Price Si3 per Acre. one-third or onehalf cash
- FOR sALE--A FARM of 50 sAores, adioin
uEzS 3 Tug cownntown, Cecil county, Md building
I;5 aldding, house oomtorta3le, barn new. z ~
land Of goud quality under good mprovements Price
$50 per Aq-e Apply to JAMES II. RAY, Newark, De /
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70 members Of the Young Fnens Assoeia-

MEMBERS Of the Young Mems Association are ia .
I'VE formed thai Arrange has been entered
tween tle blaIy Co. and TIE Asaocation By which tho
year, subj The rules that govern the Stockholders
and subscvbes 10 the Library. JOHN o. COLE.
Got 70 y tlIT.fa 20 Secretary. tenn.
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: WANTED

A Teacher to take charge Of School VI Distfiet
IA No. 81, Pencades Hundred, New uas le Ceun-
ty., Apply In person or by mail to
JAMES CANN.
RICHARD GROVES
lass..-- o. u. ELLI6CNe,
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