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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
FORETGN NEWS


The Steamship Baltic, from Liverpool on tho 9th
lust arrived at New York on sunday morning, bring
ing intelligence fron Europe four days later than
previous bdvioes. As regards the Spanish troubles
the insurgents at saregossa have surrendered to the
Queen 3 troops who thereupon entered the town and
disarmed the citizens. There was no fighting, o..
Donnell being now master Of spain, Is endeayoring
to make up his quarrel with the liberals.
The Emperor Of France Is said to be suffering With
the spine disease General Pelissier has been Great
cd DUKE. France is rumored to have sent a re.
monstranee to Sardinia in favor Of Austria. Den
mark proposes to fortify the Sound An explosion
OF powdei at Salonica, Turkey, had oooasioned
great loss of life and property.
The silt crop of France Is so deficient that the
manafactsrers have made large contracts in foreign
raw silks.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 6.-The advices frem the grain
erops are generally favorable the fne weather still
continuing. Prices for Breadstuffs have consequent
ly underg ne a considerable decline. Wheat Is Sd
81 iowefand Flour 2s IS perbbl Corn is unchang
ed in price, but the business is limited.
The following the closing quotation Of yeSter
day: Floar-Western Canal "a a 2Ts; Southern 81
32s; ohioS2 a 33s. Wheat Southern White % a
lid los ID. Southern red % Cd los; Western rod
% I'd 9al Corn-Western yellow 29s Cd 30s;
Mixed 1864; White 30s Sd a 32s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
FOR SALE.

Asr2 ONE Of THE MOST HANDSOME AND
Rssm situated on the Highlands Of Brandywine Hd.,
LrlAR-NeE Castle county, Delaware, two anu half
ton. e9ntsinipg FORTY; EIGHrT AoR ~, bounded By
place commsnda extensive view of The river Deavafe
also Salem, New Jersey, Wilmington, New Castle, Dela,
4 great variety Of the post fruit such cherry apples
rhe buildings are Of stone and nearly new There ara
several good springs the farm; Thefe very little land
recommend itself noITsiion in reference 10 The place
Chester, Chester county, Pa, Dr. A. tit iirimshaw al
Wilmington or Joseph Jedsris on the premises ystf
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sS S@@ G Ss rom ksSlf
WMIaston and Baltmore Kali ROAD, witt .good turn
Ssa srS sT sS
aastG for the arm .s ri y exoelent Of sht oam and
ms Te good and terms easy, ono half cash. balance
III. staeIsd ga he d'Yi main road from Newark to
Wi!mngton, miles from Newark and contan ~ acres,
1894 Of sSSd spb WI
wington and Baltimore Rail Road passes through this
good terms one third half cash, and price $50 per
DEED 10 miles from Wilmington Snd ii from ewark Ills
Farm g under good a9good and now lnses
GSS and Il FsSS So Of Es% ss Ps ss now
der good cutiyatoa building good and Is ShIaabs as L
sdons the Depot Newark. Terms half Osshi price
No 5-Isa valuable Mill property Of 100 agrees of land
2mes South o. Newark and mile Il ON the Newark De-
Bout 60 70 70 acres oeared 6aahce tim6er The water
power excellent hard excel having p feet head and
mill d by feet and now good ords! aud doing good
business good saw m ggSd % house ss ma I've We
tudings This property being on Ihe Chrstiara and in
wanting such as L can be bought or Sioo per acre Tie
mills re than Pqy,ng the interest tho No
London roai al MechsnicIve, 81 niIes from Newark,
the soil u excellent and now produces good crops well
fenced buildings good, well watered, and heathy price
No. Ills Farm of 80 acres; situated in Cecil County,
nosd VII saSs T and sood Pam miles, rom
Newark and miles ifom Ektoni price $50 per acre.
acres GOOD soil and veil ossted; PRICE So pei acre.
Of s. seres Pres 500 and acres small house,
aud viii compare with any properly IL SsN Castle cSSa.
~ pLios aud noailoh al very heHy and close %
a oa mo before purchasing elsewhere, as
will endeavourio give entire satisaotiog CAL q write
20 su %Iis:,r 'ANlf Nexar EA66 ;sl
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L. A FINE FARM IN MILL CREEK Hun
cred, New Castle counts, Delaware, containing
lsiiH liz ACRES and some few Perehes or isss
them There are about Is Acros Of creek bottom and 81
ASrss no Mo Con land In gSod c9nden and
eomfortabe Brick House, containing aeven rooms
Kitchen and garrett Spring House, Well House, Carringe
House large Granary and Crlba and other Buildings
y Is az miles from the CITY Of Wilmington, four miles
wlthia two hundred yards of the P. W. D. Railroad
from DeP"ton said railroad three. foufhs OF mile
The nelghhorho0d Is thlcky settled by INDUSTRIOUS
hy set q poope schools are near, and churches of all
will be shown the property BY the any time
Terms one-thrd or one-hat cash, For further inlorma
tlon address JAMES ii, RAY
feht Newark DeI.
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l-nA GOOD FARM CONTAINING ISL Acres,
ssIl situated miles North Sf kton in Cecil
Hs7h2, Cherry Hi Plank Road. is divided into . fields
lelong sd Hator in every field; about 40 to 50
Acres 81 wood and Timber Land; large Qua ty Of Chez
nut The buildings are good. large stone horse good
suitable farming purposes The crops last rear were
5 bushels OF wheat 00e Of Corn and 400 bushels Of Oats
money If applied for soon. TERMS cash. la lance norts
gage. The health ~ excellent. For iyIher particulars
"Pgs-o IAMEsS NH. H 'AtARR:,
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The WING NATIONAL CoNyENTrsN.-
Chairman of tie Old Line Wing State Coayen.
ton IN Maryland, has issued call in relation
to the National Convention, which is 10 be held
in Baltimore on the 18th day OF September next.
lie recommends full representation on the
part of Maryland, and expresses hope that
every section of the State will send Delegates.
The Baltimore Patriot alluding to the Conven.
ton says;-
The latest intelligence FROM Illinois assures
us that even th,t distant State will appoint
delegation to attend the National Convention,
and many ofthe most intelligent conservatives
lhrenH h@s3k me. Union, we -hnvn- ibs hast raa-
| sons fol-, believing, will heartily co operate in
the movement. The prospects of Miliard Fill
more are Frightening daily, while the luke
warmness with which the nomination of MIR.
R1ehanan Is received. even in thosu StaJes
which were claimed for him without perad.
venture, indicates the reactionary feeling which
IS now going on, and sensibly improves Mil
lard Filnores chances Of eventual success.
Let it also be remembered that, if we can mere.
y succeed in carrying the election into The
House, be is certain to be chosen our next
President; but W 0 can do far better than this if
the conservatives of all parties remain true o
their principles.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

,AvaA AgEIME FARM % goo ucres7O acres Of
IiIi Chesapeake Bay, on the Eastern Shore Of Nd,
!sk, IN Kent county, miles from Still Pond CrUss
Roads IL is CLOSE TO Mills Schools and places of wor
snP i IA d EE into 9ds with good fencing and
duotye and il now in high state of cultivation Aver
age yield Of crops, viz Wheat 400 to 800 bushels Corn
aa1iss; House s. 90 Se CONTAINING good rooms and
GTanaly, Stabns Corn Crbbs, &c. all in good repair
Inc situation IL excellent and healthy, md commands
eI i, a. the door Lime delivered from boats The farm
acre One half cash balance mortgage. Possession
Isl January next For further information call address
me at Newark, Dol. July 81 JAS, ii, RAY,
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FARM ar PRIvATE SAFE.

- THE undersigned offers at PRIVATE SALE.
IssSll avery beautiful and valuable farm, situated
IEltfl wlthln nall mile of the town of ewaTk ev-
-i- GGS,le Coz DELI containing 2a2 acres e an
and black OAK The soil is deep Clay loam very kind
ru pIouueVe and has been lined within lew years
me helds are principally divided by hedges in Food or
s aa are we End would make either superior
iage dwelling huises. tw bars two a. nd
pesIes nay, ice and wood house, Me- there also two
t ue,PRa baltimore h4l Road into two farms con
upon each Thesltnnton very heal end
70 Chnrohes College and schools. The society in The
heiBhbonrhOod is of the best class. Title dspunbe
aAd terms made easy, secured in the usual form,
apply to, JAMES H. KAY,
aug II, Newark nal
Village Record copy until notified to disc ataae ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
TOR SALE.

a. A FINE FARM Of $50 acres, % IN IN nores
IEss x WIZ o. wood Id divided into eight fields
now y u fencing The soil is 81 the best Qualify, and
YAM ~ E9pu state ~ proluctiveness. Average
leul ~ lnllOwB; Wheat. Con To lHO bushels. Earm
r9 lS99 to 2l9O bushels Oats and Hay ia propor:ion
TUG buildings are gOnd-fiOuse of brick and fnsLad wall
wi nine good oommpdous rooms, with shade trees
a. liz Rufnp ol wafer ~ the lgnr Barn large and good
,1r go2d water ~ all seasons or tho cattle In Tho
rus larln IL situate in White CLAW Creek nm.
C6fisssSsw Iastie county p miles from the town Of
WIN ~ gnni p ISm Newark and from Wilmington
sah MARKET AZ Chrstlana schools, mills and pIacss Of
nnnt close ~ hand This farm will pay Or ia per
elehl Frge S5 per aero. PosBesson can he Ind
dress " ''"o' fI'NHttIGLn taiIIas' guy or al
jy IL ~ - H. ~ ~ n,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

Mr.. EDIrpR:-The country around Kenneth Square
will compare fasoraby with If not surpass that OF
any otherpart of Chester Go 10 beauty aud the
fertility If the soil. II pleasantly diversified with
streams which adapt 1t either for grazing or grain
growing
The farmers are among the best in PonnsyiyaLia
as the crops will indicate to the passing traveller,
though, at this time in consequence of the drought
which It 70 hoped has terminated they are In back
wart and suffering condition, yet the taste care and
Hbties OF the good farmer Is depicted both sides
Of tue road for number Of miles in every direction
This part Of the country is thisky settled and the
farms aresmall compaiel with those OF your state.
This probably, accounts for the nentness displayed
inther farming, ms they have ample time to cultivate
small farms we'll, while those who have large ones
are oflae obliged to do 1t improperly.
Very iitle, II any, improvement has been made
in the borsgh for number Of years. owing ne doubt
TO the limited communication with the cities, ra-
ther than @ the want Of energy and enterprise of ts
Inhabitants But the Central Baltimore Il r. which
will run along the edge of the Square, however,
promises y remove this opposing influence. 1t was
reported hat the company had suspended operations
on this road, on account OF want of funds, but /
was inforned that this was notthe case as the work
ia going on vigorously on another portion of 1t this
road passes through short distance below Chadd's
Ford, uni.es with this Philadn and West Chester II
H. somewhere between the latter two places Among
the mosi purishing manufactures which employ
some of ttb best mechanics In the country are the
Foundry ~ Machine shop Of the Messrs. Pennock,
where hsDrlls, Corn Shelters &C., which are ssld
at their agricultural Depot in your city are manufac
tgred nndehs Carriage Factory OF Fogs and Way
whose carr ges will compare with those Of any city
In the union, for durability and beauty. The frm
y in a prosperous condition, and have no doubt,
that these gentlemen will meet the encouragement
they merit from the people of the neighLorhsod.
The old fesidents Of the above place have for
length of time been the firm advocates Of the FREQ
Soil party, consequently Fremont stands very we'll
hore at present. but Fillmore has some ardent sup,
porters there, and no doubt, but that many more
here, as they doing elsewhere will flock to his
standard before the election and give hin much
sssss-F~4S-elian his enemies expect We might also
say some spiritual raPpng manifestations are wit.
messed there, but as this communication 10 rather
long already, l will close by stating that BRyard
Tayior's birthplace is about half mile above the
Sqnare. Yours, &c.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

EXCITEMENT Al WHEELING. few persons.
calling themselves "Republicans," held a
meeting at Wheeling. Va, on Friday night. A
large number OF persons attended through GU.
riOslty, and much excitement prevailed,
man named Smith made speech. AT its con :
clusion be att Smpted to leave, and was followed
by large crowd. when q general skirmish
ensued, during which two men named Hard
ing and Ward We're wounded, the latter ser-
ously. This had the effect TO increase the ex
altement, and 10 prevent the indignant popu-
lace from lynching Smith on the spot. the
Wheeling Argus says be had to be conveyed
TO jail. This ~ another evidence of the freedom
Of speech.
MISSOURI ELEcuoN- Returns from seventy
seven counties in Missouri foot up on the yote
Tor Governor as follows: Polk, anti Benton.
3S,S47; Ewing, Amer, 81 ,494; Benton, 20, 500,
lt IS supposed the Anti-Benton men will have
maJorltleS in both branches of tho legislature.
MRxlco.-A correspondent writing from Vera
Oruz, states that another movement had been
made at Tampico, against the government of
Comonfort. 1t commenced with about five hum
dred men, but the prospect of success was not
great.
1t is thought that Col. Benton will be re.
elected to the Senate from Missouri. file is sx-
pected 10 arrive at Washington in a few days.
magistrate of E,cAester having occasion to leave
teWn, affixed plaeard to his door with "0ut of the
elty, on u. Some fellow wrote underneath, "Bless
the Lord"
OCEAN STEAM SERvIcE Both Houses of Con-
gress eoncurred in giving notice to the Collins
line of steamships for the termination of their ex-
ira compensation at the expiration Of the six
months notice required by law. No new steain-
ship contracts have been made this year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21
P0R SALE,
OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROPERTY. OR
NOTICED

Ia JAMES II. RAY. AT NEWARK, DEL, will
y attend e the sale of REAL ESTATE and ali
EssM Personal Property reasonable terms All per-
A- sons who have property for sale, will do well BY
placing in my hands, ms giye 1t my careful atte.tioi
ton eommlssop for all parties who will form clubs q
tons more In this farmers will save from 10
dollars ton Clubs should he formed on or before sep
temRer the ISL IN The Fall and on before March the
ton call or write me at Newark, Del
JAMES IL, RAY
June 2 Real Estate and Commission Agent
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

FRANCIS GRANGERs OPINION or Mn. FILL.
MoREs PRoSPECrs.- In a speech delivered at the
great Fillmore meeting at Albany on Thursday
last, the Hon. Francis Granger concluded
speech as fellows:
But, fellow citizens, with reference TO the
proceedings of this day, you have nothing to
lear and future. L must say that il the Wing
party are, as our opponents say they are, dead
aud buried, and extinct race they are the most
singular set of dead men that ever met with
10 the course Of my life; for they presented the
most united and harmonious set Of men that
ever beheld assembled on any similar occasion
In my life. Applause do not blame the
opponents Of Mr.. Flllmorcs for feeling Justly
jealous OF his very hittering prospects, and af-
Ger what have seen hero to day and to night,
shall not feel angry with them if they do as
sail and enieavor to injL,e him, for he can az
to'd TO be generous 10 his foes when he has
such immense numbers of friends who flock
around him. Any paper that supports Mr.
Fremont is therefore welcome, from this date
until after the next 4th of November, to do all
in their power to turn the popular sentiment
from our candidate. for can tell them that Mr..
tilImore's prospects are constantly on the in-
crease, and will continue to be until he is tri
umphantly to the White House in March next,
when we may at once more hope to see our
foreign and domestic difficulties amlcaby adj
Jnsted, and the wheels of this government move
on regularly again. Immense applause.]
eau only add, that if the friends Of Fillmore, in
tho other portions of this country, are up and
doing as good battle in the cause as they are
IN the State Of New York, Mr.. Fillmores cleo
ton is sure by the people by large majority.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

IA One Of the most valuable FARMS in Balti-
ssafIf more county Nd, know "lInrewoOd,'' west
IsFstn SIDE OF uuhpowdeT river, Is miles from Bnlti
~ NJ ~ 9-e md hall mile south RI HARDWOOD station
containing 485 agTe an about 500 in outiyalion ihe
es "a white and red oak, nhasnpt, locust, &C. Ii Is d.
Al nEder plank post and rail and hedge fences Soil
Is ueep loan, with clay bottom, producing large crops Of
upland hay, wheat, corn cats &i &C. and is adapted To
rket gardening aud grazing Fishing aud ducking ponds
hSh ana game abundant; situation healthy and heantilu
GhesqPeak Bay " sigh AHnson hGn4d 5OxdO feet, and
purposes Also, mill good running order Hay press and
other usen machinery IN good order. hograph plate
and ull description Of this property can be seen al Vim
u; a3% e. Esq Wninst3n Doll f application il
Nd all information will be given, Liberal terms ~ Is
mad Jun l-am WILLIAM MARTIN.
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IrsaAuHs p 80. EzoeaalE, Ianunz, nFsl.a

4erA THIS we'll known and popular establishment
tTspfff11 formerly conducted BY WIN. p Nickerson,
lIfifn Is now open for the reception OF guests with
pfTeot bas ESqead ,bag a The pp
tne mouse me plrlos nnd chambers lave been Tepfcn
snsa With new lurlltnro-tc ARE well ventilated
o1Ie 10 ne requirements and substantial comforts Of his
n9sis rms house located AT tho capital ofe State III
gdwdTe IN healthy section Of couhtrY. 1t is dslin
cI qnlet anu comforts and being Ia tho vicinity Of
excellent bathing grounds ihe Delaware yor
ne tables are supplied with all other decacies OF tie
wv STeaio part Of which procured from Tie
" aud Wilmington. 1bore are severa
STABLES attached, and all bring their horses md
vehicles will have them properly taken care Of Nv siIf
osller. Terms accommodating. luna CIV
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FOR SALE

NJ Nhhfl property now occupied by Jesse Lane as
~ Lumber yard, fronting the Chrstisna Creek one
% iSeti and extending from tile Rail Road 10 the
anout seven hundred feet One of tho beat location
or ~ iGT the lumber coal wood os
Tor Maehlno shop, Foundery, &c: Apply 10 ''O
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

- THREE EXCELLENT PLANTATIONS
fasIJfff FOR SALE, situate near tho town of Eason
II aoreS each, through one Of which the Maryland
other tyo-sol go,d-well wntered One Of them finely
situated on salt water For further apply 10
WM. MoCAUIIEY
Jun 1-u 1853 Market-st,, Wilmington, Del
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FOR SALE.

Ia ASNUG FARM of 62l acres for sale, or 1t
S54 would be divided into three four parcels, sit
sSsH qs,e in Brandy wine HUNDRED New Castle Co,
eoSd Turnpike, alout four miles from Wilmington, ~
u miles from Iiu pohts IS on tie Brands wine. IT'S
well situated Tor or country Seats truck DAIRY
farm, very healthy REGION and will be sold at reason
able prices Apply TO VIM. McCAuLLEY,
ly Jl-2m 1888 Market
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

Gen. Sam Houston addressed an American
mass meeting at Baltimore the other eyenino
He said he "gave his support to Mr.. Fillmore,
not as Wing, nor as Democrat, but az 4
National man, who, when the pillows Of disu.
MON were bursting at the Capital, restored
peace AMI tranquility to the country" The
General declared it as his honest conyiclion
bat Andrew Jackson, ifalive weud vote FOR The
pininee Of the American National Party,
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HEAVY ROBBERY $500 Reward. -BosToN.
August ls-GuuisOn's Express from Boston
to Passport, was robbed, on Friday morning, GU
board the steamer Admiral, while in Boston, of
trunk containing i've thousand dollars. A
person was sitting in tho saloon reading a
newspaper when Mr., Gunnson came on board
the loaf with The trunk, which he placed in his
sIateroOn, locked the door, aud retired. This
person was seen by lady to ualock the door
take the trunk aud leave the boat. Mr.. Gunni.,
son offers reward of $500 for the recovery o.
OF the trunk aud money. The money was in
bills OF SronGiUr Bank, EIstport, which Mr.,
Gunnso1 was taking from Boston TO that
Bank.
TIE Moon AND THE WEATHER. Professor
Nisol atfrms that no relation exist between the
changes OF this moon and the weather. The
question, the Professor observes, has been
tested aud decided over and over again by the
discussion Of long and reliable meteorological ta-
bies' and adds pithily, "nor do know any
other way OF testing any such point"
Steamboat racing has been carried on in the
Hudson river between Two rival boats to such
an extent and so recklessly, as to endanper
the lives Of the passengers. Some of the Off,
GERS OF the Law have. therefore, made COM
plant against the captains OF the boats and
they have both been held to bail to answer.
The facts, a. stated of them would indicate
that SOME malice as well as emulation in The
speed vt their respective boats entered. into The
feeling Of competition.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-08-21

Welded LOVE- On Monday last, female
named Middleton, who was al least eighty years
ofage, and had resided in the village Of Ches-
terton during that long period, died whilst her
partner in the worldly pilgrimage, whose years
also numbered tourscoie, was a, work in the
heldsin the exercise of bis vocation as a aborer.
Some indiscreet friend abruptly intimated 10
nun the fact OF his wifs's decease, aud the poor
oIe man also lei and immediately expired.
post norton examination evidenced tbaT Tho
poor old man had been suffering from disease
Of the heart, and the suddenness of the sboc /
had doubtless been too much for him. The assJ
couple had often expressed a desire 10 be bns;sd
together, and at the same LIoud,, y |
Aug. 8.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sAEf,
a einrm For Sale

IN THE SUBSCRIBER offers at priyate salos
sEff valuable farm, e2ntainpg i1 scres Of land more
lsaAk& valVn, II il situate IN App0quinimink Hun
died, Castle County, Delaware, the leading
from Smy to the head Of SassaIrns miles from the
former, any miles from tho hitter Of mile from The
laekbrd to Blackstnn roads, 1t is in Glib
that is fast improving, convenient to mills and schools
About l4J ncreA liable land. which has been heayi
ned IN the four years. ptodue ng COED crops IF corn
good timber, sufficient chesnut rail timber do the
farm, ofwoh 400 panno has been put up this yoar Of
Viii oh W s white oak costs and chestnut rails. young
apple orchard now 1earins l9O peach treeH thriving
g0nditio part Of them bearing and variety of other
Of new three story frame dwelling with g kitchen
aphei TO It, pump OF good water at tho kitchen door
with barn IS by 20 feet with stallng underneath
with other out buildings Last year one half OF the grain
paid the interest of twelve thousand dollars besides
The hay that wassod Tnis year It will not do 50 well
account OF the lily Ia the wheat and the early
he corn Terms can o Uade accommodating, and per
sons wishing to purchase might do well by applying
the subscriber living it. Title good. Possession
aug iii. - JAMES w. ALEXANDER.