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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

4 s Ct on on o Sss%ats' S 9 &s%
EnsM County, will be exposed to sale at PUBLIC
lhAlk4- VENDUE, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF De-
comber 1886, at2 O'clock, e NJ at the Temperance Hall
Auction Room in Fourth Street Market Street. the
following described REAL. ESTATE, TO witt
No. All that lot, piece parcel of Land, situated in
the city of Wilmington bounded fol lows; Beginning
at the westerly side of Poplar Street between Sixth and
Seventh Streets. at the distant Of fifty rs inches
from the North aide of Sixth Street, at line of land
late of David thence with SAID Jaokson's land
westerly parallel with Sixth Street 81 H. 10 Inches, to
Ferris land Iarallel wh PoPsr ST., Seventeen feet
Ferris line parallel with Sixth Street, 81 IT, 10 Inches to
the said side of Poplar st and thence Herewith south
s Seventeen feet 2S hcheH to the place OF beginning
No. Az that ot OF piece Of land, beginning at cor
side Of Orange Str at the distance Of i+o feet from the
Land or other lots fronting on Tenth street So deg
NortheTyi parallel with Orange ST., ls feeto corner
westerly parallel with the first described line and with
Tenth Street 80 to the asteriy side of Orange Street
aforesaid and thence thereby Sonth 80 deg. w Is feet
the place of containing 1880 feet of Land
less, being Real Estate of Levi Medford, deceased
and to be sold for payment of his debts Attendance will
be given and the terms Of Sale made known at the time
and place aforesaid by John Ferris Administrator iht
said deceased or his Attorney. By order OF the Orphans
Court On lot No. there is good two story frame dwell
ing, JNO. ID. BIRD, Clerk.
NJ fNa.t1 "a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
NOTICE,


y the orphans' Court ofthe state ofDeayars IN and
Il for New Castle County in the case oil the H EA
ESTATE Of T!nethy CALDWELL deceasssd, in partitions
p ls5i. upon the NOTIFICATION of Ezekiel "a dwe one
nfthe heirs at Law OF Timothy Caldwell, late of said
County aeeeased wh9 dsd hath been
heretofore presented to this Ccur IL is this 18th day Of
Court that the other heirs at Law Of the said niestate
and Elisabeth hs wife, James Caldwell, Henry Walker
and Ann his wife, Timothy Caldwell, William Caldwell,
Susan CALDWELL Mary Caldwell, Lucinda Caldwell, kos
anna CaldweI, lanes Caldwell, Elisabeth Caldwell and
be held at New Castle, in and for New caate q unity
there the preferences which may be due to themor
either Of them ofaocepting choosing SAID premBesat
the said appraised value eeof show cause fany they
have, why an order shall not be mnde for the sale ofhe
said premises according TO the Act Of Assembly in such
that copy rule be served upon each q the parties
" or le at te usual places Of their a6Sae respective,
published in the DeaWare Republican, Newspaper pub:
ty days before the said day of appearance.
I-s~) IN testi nOny whereof have hereunto set my
SLSS hand and ixed the seal of said ConT at New
JNO. d. BIRD,
Nov. lO-6m. Clerk OTphans' Court
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
SALE or THE CAssEDAY
s,Peaeh Blossom Farm


az 81, 800.
Err aSd A. Gsy,
S Ts; Eais Ssf1 SSSSE
House door, in the town Of Ekton, on WEpNES
iS9 SGossSS one
Asc ss Soaa TX
on the public road from that place to Grove Point
SR%r hi B
and BSmoe AMI not over 60 miles distant from either
City. Tie Peach orshardson this Farm contain from
sa soSss
ashed for Market Tnss year &
Known IN Al lie Psds pRs By sIsaabont
ss Psso saH'f Bnmos
ochada now offered for sale are 9sEaG wsdgsd e be
worthy ot he attention ofall wish
o f 81 he
@ent addition 70 III Psssh Sslds abSndant
sSGa s ysas
sdccoss pr failure d the crops: BY! certain @onisi
ortsbc @ ftGhsa lifted
up with Boilers Cooking Range and many modern con-
q %fG 0uI ; w n Hss a DSs Gs
ho sShsr the harm and pFoduSvs garden
wss
5 b VII he s DAY u PsiRS M
chase are Invited to oxamno the property.
THE TERMS OF SA LE;1One. third q the purchase
,lme within sixty days from the said DAY Of Sale; one,
paynonts to be paid at the end Of one year from the day
Of Saei and the remaining half with interest to be paid
and % tpsuy Sale, Case
Of the death Of Mrs, Ruth Chs seday, widow Of James
seday deceased within that PERIOD but il she, this
said Ruth Casseday shall survive tn ut PERIOD then the
last instalmen remain charge upon said Real Estate
during life time the interest thereon being paid
nuall II the Cash payment be not made on the day
his note for the said cash with approved endo
payablein Bank SIXTY after date Credit pay
approve security On payment Of the whole Of the puI
conveying all the right and title of the parties in interest
will be executed by the sale Trustees to the purchaser
/ purchasers, o,x,, = ,,,,a,r,
| GEORGE EARLE, Trustees.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27


TnE MARRIAGE OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-WAsH
INoToN, Nov. 20.-0ur Thanksgiving to-day was
ssnalizedI at 2 O'Clock, by tho marriage Of
Senator Douglas of Illinois, to Miss Ada Cults, of
Washington, uftor which the married couple took
the cars for their future residence, IN Chicago.
The bride was accompanied to the alter by several
bridesmaids; but the Senator, being widower,
went alone. Only few of his personal friends
including Gen Shields and Senator Slidoll, were
present. The marriage ceremony was performed
by Father Byrne, fthe Roman Catholic Church, in
tho religion of which the bride was educated, nj
Georgetown NunneTy. Senator Douglas himself is
not known to have decided leanings towards any
religious ia th though some of his friends draw
favorable inference from his recent land donation to
a Baptist College in Chicago
Three months ago, the Judge as Mr.. Douglas Is
Familiarity Called called the house of his friend
Senator Bright, whe lives just opposite Mr.. Cults,
and it so happened that Miss Cults was there also
Immediately after she left Senator Bright rem arked
to his compaer. Douglas, its really sham
you'll not married. You ought to find a wife at
once, and there's the lady for you" The sugges-
tion seemed to strike Douglas with the f.rce of
novelty. Accordingly procuring an introduction
from Mr. Bright to the house over the way, he soon
found the recommendation more than borne cut by
the actual reality, in the personal and mental
charms Of Miss Cults He became afrequent visitor
and the engagement was made in the latter part OF
the summer, though 1t did not transpire until few
weeks ago.
Miss QUITS may be twenty-five years fage. She
| is contemporary and member OF the circle o.
| bellies, all now married of, including Adelaide
Smith, Florence GreeHshow, and others who once
great attraction at the reception and balls
| Washington Her father, james Madison Quits, Al
officer in one of the departments at washington,
| a nephew of Mrs. President Madison, and enjoyed
considerable intimacy with his uncle, in who's
family he resided. In politics he is an old lin
Wing, though not long since he volunteered com
mupieation in the Union, testifying to the goo
opinion which President Madison held OF M Buch
anan He is a gsntlemanly, quiet man and muc
liked in Washington society.-Cor., N. r., tsVe'
| ing Posi-.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

-tnNTAINING 1874 Acres, % Acres of which is valua
v bie Timber Land situated in Kent County, Del. and
located between Camden and the Forest Landing ana
ercaand about one mile from the landing THIS LOT eon-
yepiences Of Market improving and handsome locaton,
has many advantages over of ees offered for sale
ii is enclosed with good substantial fence and the heds
oan he 20 arranged have water all them s also
in good Of cultivation, having been mannred LINED
and guanosd. Possession given at any time Title good
'n" ''i''' 'N DICKSON & CULDRETH, Dover,
Or to Gi,EhlENTs g TENIPL SMYRNA.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

- THE Subscriber offers for SALE his Farm
fETTtff Il containing about 40 Acres of prime Land
IsssHM in high state of cultivation, situate Mill
Creek Hundred New Castle County Del, 70
Smith Mote and others. The Improvements are good
dwelling house with we'll of excellent water at the door
Ct young Chesnat timber che remsindeF Is divided into
Apple Orchard Of choice fruit. This Farm iReY stu
aea in healthy and improving neighhorhood, convent
Terms For further particulars apply 70 BENJAMIN
farm. GEORGE w. WHITMAN.
iFTHIS property sold at private sale il will be
, CLOCK, p. nj. Oct Soft
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l9l I me-. i:.,.- s.a1-Ni
DIR, Quincy.

IA a FARM, 81 miles from Wilmington. neal
fs@$A Brandywine springs, containing one hundret
lsEanu and ten less, well watered wei
lsslAs improved, sufficient timber, and abundance o
fruit. Price s. 100 per acre, ,,,,>,,,,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Cherry island Marsh Tor Sale.

SIXTY NE ACRES OF MARSH IN CHERRY
Marsh road. There is a DW FILLING HOUSE and agood
IA Frame Barn with Shedding on the premises ~
lsssm Grazing Also TWENTY TWo, AoRtES Of
SN 'N i'' ''N' John II, PRICE,
aant n am Wilmington, Dell
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FOR Sale

- ALARM OF 80 ACRES, IS ACRES WOOD
fasItfff land balance cleared, and under goo m,
lSslliU provomont, with some good meadow Land, and
1=saa- adjoins mills of all kinds, Is under ,nidt ling
gond renong The place has had 1900 bushels Of Lime
and $50 worth ooher msnures put on ~ me last onr
NewprE The improvem are a. goud comfortable
ouse nd someout buildings, she soil - hrstrate, and
oud ma ke snug little home, as IL viii come within
M means Of ai Price S220l and terms easy Call or
address to me, atNewark, Dell t..,peu paw
Sent % 1amiiS a. VA ;. T..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
5TaaMBoAT HOTEL. DOVER. DEL.

Capt. WtHt1m Mullen, Proprtefor.
IA THIS well known and popular establishment
ETssHA formerly conducted by WIN. p, Nckeraon,
sssM is open for the reception of guests, with
llAA&&- increased means Of accommodation. The pro-
petor has spared neither pains expense in fitting up
the house. The pRrlors and chambers have been epc
l.hed with new furniture he rooms are well ventilated,
butte to the requirements and substantial comforts of his
guests This house located at the capital ofthe State
gnished fer quiet and comforts and being ~ the vicinity OF
The tables are supplied With ali other decacies Of the
season. the greater part Of whcn are procured from the
large stables attached and all who bring their horses and
vehicles will have them properly taken Of by skul
ostler Terms accommodating, June 5-ty
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

FBNHE Dwelling house and Store, No ~ Market
Z st. Gas and store fixtures, all complete, suit
alb lie for variety and trimming store possession
given immediately. Apply to
A. PRlNGLE
Nov 6th-3-t SO King st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Large and Valuable Farm for Sale.
IL I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE MY
fzxif Farm in Kent County, Md, called nDra ytonn
lssHM containing hundred and sixteen Acres, on
nayigabe water. For full particulars apply to
"a'"' D'A""'' EDWIN r. JANvIER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

FOR SALE. Two Fine FarmMares, work gen.
n tie and quiet in all kinds of harness-one
TS2A particularly fine driveing hackney. Also
1-A-II very fine mare colt, sixteen months old,
Apply to DR.. Garden one mile from Wilmington on
the Philadelphia road. Oct Off
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FARM ar PRIVATE SALE.

Il VNHE subscriber offers for sale Farm
tpEadff i containing 80 acres of land, one half
lHslQq of winch IS thriving young timber, situate in
BrNgdywlne Hundred, New Castle Co, Dei;'
within mile of the Concord Turnpike. The building are
q Stone House, good Barn. &c, good stream oil water
runs through it, II is convenient to mills schools and
places public worship Il will be solo on rfas9na6e
Il, A, PERKINS,
n o26-tm Ne Al walnut St. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
WANTED,

GENERAL, AeENCY OFFICE, NO; Q. soBT r
nors Book ssesen Baag
SxIplyah,nan Coaohmen Brakemen, Engineers Maehn
iSts Farmsrs Gardeners, leborers Cooks H9gsekeep-
81 II = Situations procured for MEN and WOMEN In
every capacity. phO'S' SSH wants.
Nov, 7-3mos, ...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
REAL ESTATE.

Valuable Hotel Property for sale.
- SHE pn a,n SIs,s ie5 ssIe all that yal
ssM ths Moth Eat SSraer q the pabS Square
now ia tenure Of Captain WIN. Mullen; consisting Of a
large THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING with two
stabes Carriage House, Sheds, Ice House, and three
other Buildings upon the same IT. now rented ior shops
Hotel the State and has aways done heavy business;
the property il in good repair 10 who wishes
to engage in, invest money in Hotel proPertya grea
nducement will be otered IN this valuable Hotel proper
WY A''''''''''' Dickson oULBRETH,
Nav .1a-9m Dover, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

A WHALE ATTACKING SHIP.-The ship Cuban,
Of this port Capt Galloway, which arrived here from
Dsmarara on wednesday, met with most cxraor.
binary adventure on her homeward voyage About
$40 P NJ. of the 10th instant nautical time,) when
in lat. AZ 40 N, Ion. 20 so W., the ship, which was
running before the wind at the ratio of 81 knots
hour, received such severe shock that she heeled
ever several strakes, and her way was completely
stopped, while the men, who were sleeping on the
starboard berths of the opgallant orecastle, were
thrown out upon thoir chests Shortly after the shock
an immense whale rose at short distance from the
ships quarter and after lying motioness for short
time, as if stunned by the blow swan toward the
vessel if with the intention of repeating the ats
tack 1t was a moment If intense anxiety on board
but fortunately, when to tho stern, the mon.
ster wheeled round in the opposite direction and
diyed throwing with his tail, as he did SO, guam
! tity Of blood and water on board. 1t was moon
4 light night, and the bulk of the huge animal
| could be seen distinctly to considerable height
above the surface. When he dived his tail appear.
ed to be 80 or 40 feet out Of the water The pumps
were sounded hut the ship was found to be making
no water. From the force of the blow and the fact
that the second mate thought he heard whale blow
ing short time before the shock occurred 1t is sup
posed that the fish made regular attack upon the
ship and was not in contact with while asleep
| An estimate of it's size and power may be formed
from the fact of ts bringing to stand still deeply
laden ship of 800 tons sailing at the rate OF 10 knot.
| an hour &c FseHoek Advertiser.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

NOlANAI,
m TIME subscriber will sell at private sale,
go H. his house, lot ard stable, situate in
sssRn Odessa, Del. the lot is 30 by LOO feet, tho
s-sAaeA dwelling IS neat two story lame with Two
stable and carriage house. the dwelling T. well hnlsen
the subscriber, on tho premises tr on ohn Mhlthy,
ODESSA, Sept 20 If, DANIEL STEVENS, Jr.
Also for fine large pair of BAY horses, well broken
and well matched.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FOR SALE

1.-TWO BUILDING LOTS, on Pine ,treet, above Finb
2s feet front and 80 deep Also two on Lordstreet
Apply to JOSEPH GOULD,
ma 5-I eorner Fourth and Poplar-lsa,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Tarkct street Property Mt Private Sale.


IN OR IL ACRES OF GOOD MEADOW LAND, A
lU Few hundred yards from Christana BRIDGE, on til
New Castle road. Iii an three lots and will be sold to su
urchasers j. FOSTER -.
eh2t1f Wilmington, Delft
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Real Estate Agency & Brokers' Office.

Real Estate Agency & Brokers' Office.
TOHN M'LEAR, corner of Third and KmgiStreets, Odd
y Fellows Hall, has for sale the following Real Estate
accommodating terms, to wit;
No. l. -Four frame houses situate in Walnut Street, East
side between fifth and Sixth, will be sold altogether
separate.
No. ?. Two brick houses in Lombard Street, East side
between Sixth and Seventh Street,
No. g. Three brick houses in Second Street between
French and Walnut Street.
nut and Poplar.
No. 8. Two brlck houses IN King Street.
Noe, Two brick houses in Fourth Street, No. lis and
III,
No. I. Two Offices Front and Shpley Street.
No. 0, Two houses. Water and Shipley Street
No. o. large number of building lots at the corner OF
Thrdand French Streets. Oet2i,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Kent County Lands at Privnto ale.

IA no. !. A Farm of 200 Acres on the Delaware
s5ffsf Rail Road 90 of COED timber on tins iarmj
this year 2eo Iushelsoi Wheat from p Acres,
on Jhis farm this year iGs bushels of Wheat,
NO. 8. A Farm of225 Azores. ahout2 20 Acres oil wood
this year $50 bushels of Wheat The above Farms are
Fred erioi, and hnve had considerable amount oil
Guano and Lime within the last years., Apply to
sept Ia IviIminaton, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
FOR SAFE,

ssa7 7ss Acres Of valuable TIMBER LAND, within
%55M one mile OF the town of Dover tho Capital of the
~ State, esnasting o. AL the different varieties Of
sred In two parts contain per seryey, 43 A
ores; the other part 1850 Acres Joining each other 1t is
well located aad convenient to market. The Delaware
Kali Road running three rains fromP hadePhia, daily
nRsses through this valuable tract of land 10
Who wish to engage in the wood and timber business,
great inducements offered these two tract Title
indis putable and Terms ooommodatng, Apply To-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
lESfa4ai1 A SMALL, FARM OF 25 ACRES OF @ GOD

IEgsMM A SMALL FARM OF 70 AUKE5 UF HSVUU
.laaAaH land and raising good crops, is Withnni,
miles of Newark and within mile OF Snlthvtnt
nNew Castle county, tho buildings mldlng gooo
stone house with rooms and good barn, and the places
well watered and divided into fields. with about acres
oil GOOD mellow land this farm is very good lttle one,
ind would suit mechanic we'll and will he sold foLS&oOV
hall cgsl, balance mortgage Call or address the er
signed at Newark, Delaware. ,,,,,,s, =, Ia,
Septl8-u JAMES bskasn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

An EXTRAORDINARY MIsTARE.-0n Wednesday
last, Mrs. oatharne Burke residing in llth avenue
near Forty-seventh street, learned that her husband
Patrick had been killed at Tarrytown by train Of
cars belonging to the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany. She Immediately started for that place. and
on seeing the body OF the deceased, at once reeog.
nized it as that Of her husband. A handsome ma.
hogany coffin was Immediately procured and regu-
lar old fashioned Irish wake followed after which,
ION Thursday the body was brought to this city.
Five carriages were hired, and being filled with the
mourning friends of the deceased the funeral csrtege
started for Calvary Cemetery; but their way were
brought to halt by the sudden appearance of the
genuine Patrick Burke. The funeral procession was
of course Immediately stopped and Patrick returns
| ed to his home in carriage beside his wife. The
corpse was started off for the Bellevue dead. house.
where Coroner Perry held an inquest upon 1t, ana
the above facts we're elicited.--N Y. Mirror.
The FltIBUsTrRs FALLING ouT.-The fact has
already been noted that General Walker has fallen
out with his old friend and fellow flibuster, Gen.
Goicuria and that the last news from Nicaragua was
that his (Geicuria's) name as Brigaier General in
the army had been 'stricken from the roll. Goicu.
ria it will be remembe cred, took active part in
| the movement to revolutonize Cuba while ago and
| in consequence was compelled to leave the island
| He then came to this city, and, being man OF
wealth, embarked mis- "life, and fortune, and his
sacred honor" in the "eause Of freedom' for Mica.
lagua Walker gladly accepted his services and n,
an especial mark of confidence and esteem appoint.
| ed him minister to England. Gen Goicuria DELAYED
his departure for England to await the issue Of the
| struggle between Walker nd Rivas. This brought
| on a QUARREL which resulted in Goicuria being tse
adrift. IN. Y. Eapress.
| SUFFERING IN LIBERIA.-The New York Coloni
20 ton Society has received intelligence from Liberil
that the in habitants of Since were in very stres
ssd condition, arising from the late war in that sec
ton of the country-four towns had been destroyed
and the inhabitants left in most destitute condition
The people of Monroyia and some other plaaes hav,
done all in their power to alleviate the most urgsn
wants Of the sufferers yet much is still to be done
The New York Society have issued strong appea
| for aid in behalf of the sufferers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Futc SALE

aSI A good stand for grocery store %h , three
lsAsa- land Eighth Street Also the three story
Brick dwelling adjoining for sale or radeor country pro-
perty clear title will be given nd terms mde easy
Dct IL 5hrn93s No, l79 Market st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Onn Acres Of beautiful Land and as well Loot ted for
S1VU convenience to market as can be found IN Kent
County il lays between Camden and Doyer on he pela
ware Rail Road and within half mile OF Chinden itall
Road Station About 30 Acres OF is valuable tlmber,
mostly Hickory and White Oak with q valuable young
Peach Orchard which will be in bearing noxt year, and
other fruit tress The having made other arang
snnn Anpiy To DICKSON x CuLBRETH,
Nav 9l9n K cal Estate Agents, Dover, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

ii VALUABLE FARM AND WATER
fs 4A Power in Cecil County, Mary land, miles from
lssem Ekton and within mile Of gpoa PLANK Toani
n good state q cutyaon divided int hsloS WAN
and all under good fencing. The Water Power ia goea
% feet head and fall, with grist and saw mill eng On
good stream of water. The mprovemensare goou uWel
feet and contains good rooms Shd EnEs
barn 50 by 60 feet good granAry corn Grips Spring
smoke house. and other out hnidiaEs AL n snoa
well watered and would make good grazing farm, the
S has Al lined addta sSod HI
signed for more full particulars, at Newe.k peIaEaa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Kens County Farms for Sale.

OF behut 1IDl LAND TOoHteu tHe IHHt
O4 neighborhoods In Kent onnty handy and convent
emit to water navigation and Rairoad with several varl-
al ohoioe rults will bo sold cheap and possess
xnply soon u DICKSON & CULBRBTH,
fNPP'' ~ Dover, Del,
n, Aores of valuable and beautiful land located q miles
DO from Dover, DslawaTe, well enoed and comortaPl
soon, Possession given LIST Of March, Title good and
Terms rccomp d AL APPly f 'aR ETH Dover DEL