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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07
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V7ENTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do
Thomas Il. Iewis-En verfn dun Judgement dc, l'ho,
norable Cour de District de la Paroisse St Landry
il sera' vendi par IN encaiitcnr public, lfs'i9p
%ssyita3 sMKFCRE1DI, a jufIlet 1885, lef
4 Ii residence de Thomas Fl. lewis, pres della vile
DIES 0pelonsas, Ia prpprietdi ~srivante, appartenant Il
Ia dite succession, q savoir; iii .ihNj 81 l5all4 IL
h 20 ESCLAKES d ~ g
XXX des dedx sexes ct d'age d'ifferents.
u sera aussi vendu, lie meme jour ct sur les lieux
CINQ EScLATES
des deux sexes ct d'ages d'ifiarents, appartenant 4 ID
succession en- communicate entire Thomas Fl. Lewis
ct les heritiersi de son epouse decedGe. .S u "
TERMEs.-Les vingt icinq ~esclayes seront vendus
en- y , l9t (e Z, blo o 9 pour 81 s comptant. i
NENTH PUBLIQUE--Parf lie soussigne,
encanteur pnblique dams ct pour Ia paroisse St.
Landry Succession de Modesto Borda, veuye de
David uidry.
Le public est parle present !nformt que je vendrai
d Fencan, au fdernier ct plus offrant eneIeriaseur,
5i@,1 MEItCREDl, a5 .Juin 1856, eBtsf
aladerniere residence de la tlefunte, les proprietos
s~uiyantes appartenant D. Ia dite succession, savoir
stds His L'H4BI1AIION S.fs -
sur %laquelle residait la defunte, situee surle iial IN
bayou Carancro, contenants 400 acres de ter EEasaaIEa@AA
re plus on uoins, bornee, au Nord par les torres de
Joseph A. Guidry, ai Sud par les terres de Joseph
Boudreau, afEst par lie bayou Carancro Ct 4 rOuest
parl Ensemble avec les batiments ct amalio-
rations qui sly ~trouvent. f~slfi4sS f3l3ifia,
- Ausail Ia MOTTO ipdivise dune Cypriere I'M
e situee SUI Ia riviere Mermento ct conte- ~
nant 200 acres.
AussI WA ~ ~ AaE5Ms9 r y 3i
SO ESCLAVES
des deux sexes OF d'ages divers, a SAVIOR:
ALEXIS, Negro age de rs ans, ~ R5tlila
A HARRIS, mulatre age d~'environ SO ans, l53i-
DICK, Negro age d'envirou So ans,
JACK, Negro age d'environ 43 ans, OBJ "l7
ETlENNE, mulatre age d'environ2l ans, 4a'
OCTAVE, negre age d'environ 20 ans, 9
h hAss1s' az &c a &c Il Il d. d..
BEN, unpr4 Do Do DO Do T. do,
MApELAINE, ndgresse agee d''environ 70 ans,
E EsTH | g. &C. az a. % % 49, d.
Avec ses deux %enfants,
OCTAVE, age de 10 ans, ct if no M
ALEXANDRA, age de l ans. li93 sre8
FRANCHISE, negresse agee d~'enyiIon 1s ans,
Ayee son enfant, y
STEPHEN. age de 3 ans,
At MODESTO, negresse agee d~'environ 46 ans,
Ayec SEES trois %enfants, lc'est-a-dire, fsj ttl t4l
ALEXIS, age de Z ans, slaT.5rog 58i a ST
~ NARY, agee de 2 ans, ct ,,r.t I
SUSETTE, enfant n la marnelle,
yE ESu,E negresse agee dc 90 ans,
negfesse agee de 2s ans,
AVec son n enl w \, g...g, rlIi.'s9 iutia as'w
LIE, mulatresse agee dc % aus,
Avec SEES qe9X eniats, a SAVIOR:
sl Lvu,iIS1..angs e ae D ans, ct
:&Lg,- ApHoSIE age de 4 ans, I9 .h3i .t
Avec son enfant a. 5@s..fltf sl,.g .l
AMELaa agee de Z ans, .
a EFT negresse agee de LII ans,
bEloi, negresse agee dc "l" I'
Avec SEES deuX enfants Y Nt ui Sis yIla.Is. q
e9issif ALIlpE age q environ . ans, ct 741t3
ALlCE, agee d'envlron o ans,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

TOHN MACDONALD, lng6nieur Civil ct
- Arpenteur, ofre SEES services an public, il ex-
6cutera imn6diatement toutes les commandesq ui lui
seront donn6es. S'adresser II Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
encoignure dies rnes Maine ct Landry, 0pelousas.
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/
JOSEPH CHENIER, Collector ct Crieur,
Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau aux opelonsas.
nEBAILLON 6 CARRIERE, Consigna-
IL taires, Expeditionnaires ct Marchands Com
missionaries, WASHINGTON, La.
nUPERIER, HAYES & Co, Marchands
~ COMMISSIONERS IA rue st. Louis, N.Orleans
ALT. DuPERIER. ALLEN L. HAYES. RoBT.w. SANDERS
TlHEODOSE s.. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
Il dams lie Premier ACCOMPLISHMENT, Paroisse st.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelcusas.
II OUIS stage, Encanteur Public dams
- ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau a la
Vile Platte.
TTLYSSE GABEREL, Encanteur Publique
ct Collector pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry. Blu
reau aux Opelousas. Mars 10.
NHEODOSE S. ROBIN, Avocat, offre SEES
i SEES services a SEES amis ct an public du Quatorzl-
eme ct Quinzitme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelonsas. Avril I.
4 NALERY ROY, Collector, ofTre respect
' ueusement ses services CONNIE tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laissG al magasin de Ney & Estorge, sera
promptement execute. g
u TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Marchands
LIE COMMISSIONERS, encoignure des rues Saint
Charles ct Union, Nouvelle-Oreans
BENZ. ToLEDANo. ld j. M'DoNALp TAYLOR.
POGERS g. DEJEAN, Encanteurs Pub
~ lies dams ct pour 10 Paroisse st. Landry. Bn-
nEnpap n norrps rv ,p,srr pr1rAS.
A LPHONSE -DEBAILL0N, Encanteur
N Public dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de I. S.
kooln sera promP execute.
/ A LBERT DEJEAN. Avocat ct Conseil-
n Ier Onelonsas Lee s,occunnera toute afaire
Fconcernant 81 nroression' tant dams In naroisse dc 81,
Landry que dams les paIoisses ayoisinantes.
-.
i. Pubic et I,ncanteur dams ct nour Ia paroisse
st. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
Iaiss6 au magasin de Mr., j. b. PoLtSGuE sera
procurement execute,
= oI7Ic A ITTN F,oan-onr pnhl;.
~ dams ct pour la Paroisse st, Landry. Bureau
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INHEODORE DEVALCOURT, Notaire
Il Public ct Encanteur dams ct pour Ia Paroisse
st. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordre
laiss6 au magasin de Mr.. j. b. PoLINGuE sera
promptement execute.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

r OUIS A. PAIIN, Encanteur Public
~ dams ct pour la Paroisse st, Landry. Bureau
au Grand Goteau. Tons ordres laisses 4 fHotel
de l'Union, aux Opelousas, seront promptement exc
cutes. Grand Coteau, 2 Fevrier.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

DlEUN.-20,O00 pieuN dc s pieas, Il IS sc
Il lie cent ct Sc ,OO0 Bardeaux a s. so lie miller, 4
vendre par j. b. CLARK Il Co.
p~lalugmine Errrfe.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

MTTLLlAM Ii. SPEN GER, Avocat.-
w Exercera sa profession dams les diftrentes
Cours du l5me District Judiciaire. Par son assidui-
te ct son industrie il compte meriter Encouragement
public, Bureau aux Opelousas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil-
IA Ter, Opelousas, Le.. s'occuppera toute a1aire
concernant SO profession, tant dams Ia paroisse de st.
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

A LPHONSE DEBAILL0N, Encanteur
IA Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de I. S.
Robin sera promptement execute.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-06-07

NALERY ROY, Collector, offre respect
Y ueusement ses services CONNIE tel, au public.
Tout ordre, laisse al magasin de Ney Il Estorge, sera
nrolnntament &yfcuta. . -- Hf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
5KsDAf, NOVEMBER 8, IS b6.

The ELECTION The result of the election in the
several States, up to this time is involved in
tanty, but We are inclined to the opinion that there
has been no choice for President by the people. All
the New England States have gone for Fremont and
the impression is that New York has also gone TOR
him, beside it considered certain that he will carry
several of the Western States. Maryland has voted
for Fillmore, and we feel confident that Tennessee
aad Kentucky have also done SO. The remaining
statei likely to vote for Buchanan have not 149
electoral votes. The number necessary to a choice
by the people We may be deceived in the above
calculation, but we feel justified in making it by
The returns which have been thus far received.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
an 1II7IIIa = llllAlll
DIE D.

On Tuesday the 4th inst, Laura Hill, daughter of
William s. McCaulley, aged / l months and 70 days.
On Sunday morning, the I'd of November, at his
residence in st. Georges, JOHN SUTTON in the seth
year Of his age.
Again. and for the fourth time within the last year.
has death invaded this family circle, aud torn from
Ii, one Of its best and most valuable members Altho
The subject of this notice, was Of unobtrusive
manners, unambitious and Indifferent about popular
avour and personal distinction, ho was beloved by
Ill who knew him. ne had heart full of Affection,
iberality and kindness, and none who knew him,
san but appreciate these, his noble traits of charae-
err Death has taken from our midst, one OF Gods
loblest works, an honest man. ).
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

PROGRESS IN THE NEW WoRLD.-At a rccsn
pub lilo meeting held in Liverpool, the Hon. W. II.
Gladstone alluded to the cause of progress, and to
the designs of an over ruling Providence and said
States OF America without detecting special de.
sign in all these dongs? Look TO her immense
growth of population, within ono century; and
look also TO the fact that America that yonng and
infant nation is now the first maritime power on the
face of the earth As to local extension, know
the States multiply faster than they can be counted
and our own colonies in America are absolutely Ri
Valing the States The progress of Canada is almost
as rapid that of any State in the American Unien
for look East or West, North or South, it is ali
alike
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-Fayetts county gives Fill
more majority of 42S
The city Of Louisville gives Fillmore, 1884; Bueh-
anan 2,o4.
Wilson oouuty-Bnchanan 254 majority.
Barren county-Filmore 400 majority.
WOOdford county Fillmore, 7O3; Buchanan, 446s
ALABAMA.
MOBILE, Nov 4.-The city Of Mobile gives 1859
maj ority for Fillmore
GEORGIA.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Ws have partial returns OF
the election in Georgia. showing Democratic gains
The Democrats have probably carried the State by
NAsfiyIitE .N9v. THE city, Of Nasty ills-givss
Fillmore, 1925; buchanan, 1Iq2. Tho Democratic
gain in the county is l26s % -
b In Memphis, there is a Democrats gain of os.'
:, In Shelby-oounty ,the Democratio. gain Id 1873.
z 1t has been POLITICALLY annsunced In rsat Britain
the mammoth steamship Grsat Eastern sillfhe
launched about the middle OF April next. Her bstl-
ors were to be ready before the eose Of the presant
month Tho propellinY machinery was Ia good
| fixed. The engineer. Bruneil; has matured his
plans for her launch -
| A MODEL MAYOR Mr.. Glow, the mayor Of Port
Lavaca, Texas, so sson as he elected, pulled off
his coat and rolled up his sleeves and went to work
at the repairing of one Of the bridges which was
\ so diapda ted condition to iniure TRANSPORTS.
ton. The Lavaoa Herald thinks that Mr.. Clio will
make an efficient mayor. o.; 80
= FoHEsT FIREs.-For two weeks past, tae forests IN
parke equity; Ohio have BEEN on IRE and Immense
destruction Of timber 10 the result The forests were
unusually filled with moss, whose growth was faS
ed by the season. Tho long drought rendered IL
very combuatible, and this propsgated the ere
Thousands Of acres have been denuded of timber.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
CoAL! COAL! CoAL!!!
224O lbs, to the ton.

vuasa4-s-<sss - Is. HU GHES, having opened a
#Ss Ei5siea -. yard on Front St, above MRdI-
zfa45SfNfJ son, Respectfully invite his frIenrs
and the public generally to his large
and superior assortment of Ashland
Black Heath. Tamaqua, and Locust Mountain White
Ash Coal which has been selected with great care and
expressly Tor family and factory being confident that
cannot be surpassed by any Coal in the market The
COali very carefully scresned at the ward, and
possibly can be, and is kept feelly DRY being All
under cover The prices are as low as the very lowest
ing three different gates TO go and out at makes the
safest and most convenient yard in the city for country
teams ALSO Wood Of a superior quality for Sale.
II ORDERS let Mt my RESIDENCE, No, 10 Poplar ST.,
Market above Sixth Street, will be promptly attended to-
M
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REG LSrER,S nEEIl,t

NEW CASTLE COUNTY Nov. 9TH, 1855.
Upon the application Of TLomas Titus, Executor Of
~ " t9 tlast Viii and resthment of the Rev; HENRY
in said county, deceased il is Or DERED and elected
by the Register that the Executor aforesaid, give n
notice g. the granting Of Letters TestamenIary upon
thereof by causing adv er isements 10 posted with N
forty days frothe date Of such letters In Elk the moaL
public places of the County Of New Castle requiring ali
persons having demands against the Estate
and provided. And also the be inserted within
the same period in the Delaware Republican, newspaper
publIshedin Wilmington be thereintwo
months.
SN) Given under the hand and Seal of Office of tn
L. So Register Aforesaid at ew Castle, in Jew Cas-
~ tie County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER b. VANDEYER, Register. =
NOTICE,-All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased must present The same duly attest
ed % the Executor, before the 4h Of November
1857, abide the Act of Assembly such
and provided. THOMAS TITUS,
Wilmington, Nov. 6-Igse otnos kxIr
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COM NJ ERClAL.


WiininStOn Markets November 3.
CORRECTED BY KELLRY 4 EwBANEs.
Wheat Flour from wagons 81 q
Rye do do, .. 8 OF
Wheat per busbe! new, 5;
Rye do 7C
Germ Meal per barrel 3 %
do perbushSl *
Corn f.. .......... 65
Oats 40
9 90
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Oct. % The
offerings of Beef Cattle continue large, and pri-
ces show further falling off of fully 25s. per
100 lbs.
AT Torberts, some 500s60U Beeves were at
market sales ranging ut S3A, gross, and SIS 3-4
the los lbs. net.
About $50 Cows and Calves were at mark ct
principally at the Washington Drove Yard,
Ridge Avenue prices ranged at from $50 to $50
for fresh cows, sos to S35 for springers. and
ISl8 to $25 for dry. Cows, closing dull.
Some $500 Hogs were offered at Singers yaId
Ithis week, most of which were sold at 1914 to
49, the 100 lbs.
The arrival of Sheep and Lambs are large.
Some 1900 were at market, principally at Tor
bert's and Strcklands prices ranging at from
1872 so TO Sd each, as in quality.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

On Tuesday evening, Oct 2sth., by the Rev. $,
IPencoast, Mr.. HENRI M. SILVER to Miss JEN-
ME STEWART, eldest daughter of Samuel W.
Stewart, Esq all of New Castle County, delaware
On the 23l ult. by the Rev. Heo +. Niswell, Mr.
DAVID P. BUSH, to Miss ELLA daughter of Dr..
E. Jefferes, all of this city.
On the 30tb ult by the Rev VIM Suddards, Mr.
ROBERTO TATEM to Miss MAGGIE L., daugh,
ter of VIM. I. johnson, Esq both of Philadelphia.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
JOHN A. wILLARD, Sheriff,
SHE Yrs OFFICE. NEW CASTLE, Nov. d Nle'lD'
UNION HOTEL,
INV l.. ID. NLILGHN-

GEORGETOWN, DELAWARE.
49, HE Subscriber sakes this toannounca
NM to the tray eing public that he has Ia zen Ills
'''N above well known House IN Georgetown, and IL
now prepared 70 aceommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage. The house oommodiOus and the
rooms furnished with furniture and beds
bedding &c., the tables will De bountul " supplied with
he Dcst that the mafket Affords There large stables
tlached to the Hotel and experienced osers will be
9iendance 10 take ohage of horses. The undersigned
deems unnecessary to more, 1t Is is Intention
Keep first class house, and hopes to receive share Of
public patronage. Terms moderate. Oct 23-ly,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

RuN TRIuMPnANT.-The election in this county
on Tuesday resulted in the triumph of the Locofocs
and rum party, by very decided majority. We
had expected the county to 60 for Buchanan on ac
count of the Fremont division, but we were not pre-
pared for the overwhelming defeat Of our Legisla-
tive ticket, as We had more confidence in tho moral
portion of people than to believe that they were
prepared to go back to the old license system. We
publish partial returns in another column, from
which twill be seen that every Hundred the county
In favor of run, not even exc epting Wilmington
This is startling fact and those who voted with the
LoGofoco party must be held responsible TO Whatever
evils may come upon the state. If they should be
blessed with drunken and tbeir daughters with
dissolute and iuebriuted husbands they must thank
themselves for it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
Sherif'S Sales.

:!i$: {: VIII {! !:ssi:!2Hl + g
ven, N the village q NswsTka W hite Clay
s% ssssss S "a S.l$
aT psos o ps SssI 81 snd situate
s e S Nsw csfs 1f
John Thompson John Parker and others, containing If
teen Acres more or lsss together with the
mss1sd and ,as Of George
sS1 oSErcE New Gase Nov ~ Sheriff.
T'ef VII Ct 6 ysPssDR p HFgg1es
s sAsh St lSs S S;ass aOpss
GIesE Mupd5 New aaIis county State Of Della.
d dsis Il Si&Hss REAP f&E
IL New ae tsSt or Parcel s LSna fgsIs and nS
nns "A e s oS n ses and S Wiz BEGIN
iss se Sy sT. e Newark rnanas north wt
sharpess lands Of The heirs Of Jsmes RsS, tSsnes
snSs iUSd s I s
ssssiRs; G sSs eight Acres more
u wilson u SO IA ADEminstraSE If George Wilson deed
snSsSFs oSrlor NEW S 81 si1 Wi Sdvs sheriff
hS 3d N sSss cns sEa mG%.s IA EN-
al al ec1ss % ElP Pbs Ps sI3
Ehs;TATE, % Et No; Az q pieoe Of Land,
i; sfs iSs fSS$9 a
fS 81 a%ss
hagaret clement as fooEs, 70 Wt anu
aR s1s RI ST RhSd Cam Lew
Sc ai degrees west eighty three geTehes old
sd pT s Degrees ss
ds o he ad p 10 iaSS a. se
lhrnSe south oneand half degrees east eighty lhTee
private road thence along the side sad road
aud peos e tbes @
o n and beginning containing forty Acres Of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06


ENHE Dwelling house and Store, No n Market
st. Gas and store fixtures, all complete, suit
alb le for variety and trimming store posse ssion
given Immediately. Apply to
Nov. 6th-3-t SO King ST.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

ENGLAND, FRANCE AND NAPLEs.-It is now cons
hienty stated that an ultimatum has been forwar- :
ded by England and France to the King of Naples
ter, but his Majesty is said to have determined upon
high course, such as becomes a Bourbon. His
courage is perhaps stimulated by the belief that
Louis Napoleon would be no less frightened than
himself at the prospect of revolution in Italy and
that under these circumstances, coupled with imam
cial stress in Paris there is no reason to appre-
bend anything beyond make believe measures.-
According to soma accounts France has stipulat ed
that, although the combined fleets are to cruise off
Naples, they shall not approach close to the city, as
she believes that by this means all danger of an
outbreak may be avoided
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

:. QRArH OF THE "WARBKRNa JEw.n-We learned
yesterday Of the death at the Roper Hos ta of the
Wandering Jew" a character whose singular app
Pesrapce and habits have been the subject of much
curiosity and comment. lie hss been known about
charleston for the last six seven yesrH, but tae
period Of his advent is not recorded. He seemed to
be very poor, he never worked, and never begged,
yet in some way or other he managed to subsist.
Inc most singular fact connected with him was that
ne never took the shelter Of roof--his sleeping
place was hole in the ground on what is known as
faynes farm, and he no commended wi th it, but
tion when they were rendered to him. He was on /,
aara, lst..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06
NIiddIetown Academy, N1iddletown
Delaware

JAMES b. McDO WE'LL, PRINCIPAL,
III winter term of this Academy, will commence oil
the first Monday of November, and continue weeks.
Expense Tor winter session S85or $50 according
PHl sued. with moderate charges for German, FRENCH
Music and Drawing The course thorough
and extensive, embracing the branches fsolid English
education, ancient and modern Languages, music and
the Principal For reerencesor particulars address the
above. l-qm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

REGLSTER'S OFFICE,

Net0 Castle County, Oct. 6tH, 1855.
TPON THE apPcation of CathHrine NJ. King Admin
y ,siratrS Of Iohn p King sts IF Red Lion Hundred
the Register that the Administrative give notice
ofthe granting Administration upon the Estate
Of the decd, with tie date of granting thereof by
,ng adyertIsementst 70 be posted within forty srom
Of the County of New CASTLE requiring all persons hav
ing demands against the Estate present the same,
abide by Act Of Assembly in such made and
yded And also the to be inserted within
the same period in the Delaware Republican,
paper published u Wilmington, and to be continued
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of Office ortht
SLSS Register aforesaid, at New l,Hstle in sw Cas-
written. PETER d. VANDEYER, H agister.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the Els.
tate of John P. King deceased, present
the same duly proved James A. Hammond, ESQ,
before the 9th Of October A. D 1857, or abide the Act
of Assembly such made and provided. The SAID
James A. Hammond being Uuly authorized by tine
derslEnud to settle such clalins. -. -,
DELAWARE CITY, Oct l6. 1856. 2 mr AdminTX.
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Losa SEsTEsoE.-Justn Ford, an irish laboter
working on the Alexandria and Lynchburg Kailrea d
in Albemarle county, Va was tried last eek in the
circuit court before Judge Field for the murder of
his wife in July. The jury condemned him TO the
penitentiary fer Is years.
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PuRLTc VHMpuH
TENHE Subscriber will at PUBLIC SALE,
9N u ut her residence in Aproa ninimink

~ ~ Sgr T0sida0 w p SAE
: Hundred, near Blaokbrd New Castle county
Delaware on FRIDAY, the l4th Of November 1856, lie
following property, to witt Seven head of good WORK
horses some Of them are good road horses two pair Of
old next spring. well matched for 81 20 and color
colt years old next Spring; colts one year old
nezt Spring. % head oil Cattle amongst which is one pair
IF hrs;Tata Work Oxen young and well breke, head of
CONS and harness, cart, Wheat Drill Corn Drill
Wheat Reaper, grim fan, one family Carriage and har
tors, heos spades and sIoyeis househqd and klc
~ % aha ny cehst tnSs toG ted2ns 70 Ie9
k1e3Ii on day ofsale. sSuSAN-NAH HUKtLLs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-06

THNHE Trustees of the Poor of New Castle county viii
II be held at the Aims House on the last "Wednesday
1.-THE 18th, of this MONTH All having claims
Against the requested to present them tn
Ing Uct 6.tm WASH iNI;,11N RIIss HI, q CIerk s'