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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

IL THE SUBSCRIBER offers at private Salea
f.ffA valuable iarm, containing ll4 acres OF hnu nnre
ssM or less, susceptible Oitho highest state Of cntl-
laas@ Walton. 1t is stunt III APPOINTMENTS Hun
dred New Cnstle Counts Delaware, on the fohd leading
from Smy TO the head of SassalTns miles from tue
former and miles frnm the latter oil mile from the
Delaware Railroad II also fronts the road leading ON
that is fast mp9vHgi convenient 70 mills and schoois.
About l40 tinble luud which has been heavily
LINED in the four years, podnc good crops e corn,
wheat, oats and grass the balance IN woodland 10 acres
in good timber, sufficient chesnut rail timber TO do the
far which 400 pannel has been put up this year Of
which $40 Ia white oak ponts and chestnut rails young
apple orchard now bearing, 1870 peach trees ma tqrng
condition, pnrt ofthem bearing and variety OF DINER
q new three story frame dwelling with g kitoen a.
tnched to 1t, pump good water at tho Kitchen uD
with new barn 95 by ~ feet with stalllng undoin az
with other out buildings, Last year one t oil tue grain
paid the of twelve snd dollars, besides
The hay lnt sold. This year It viii not do So wei o.
the corn, Terms be made Inmolatlng, and per
suns whishng purchase might do well By applying "
to the subscriber living On " Title good Possession
can he gwen the 25th Of March, 1851 ..,,,,,,
mug 7-ti, JAM Els w. AI,ENAN Dfh.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
valuabIIe PT0geTty q Priyate sale.

IA TEE SU BSCk1 Der offers for sale one hall
fNdA Of the property on which he row resides, half
lIism smile Out ol,ihs, eliS Of Wilmggton, OF the
running from the Pike to Mill creek, each lot containing
about 40 aores On one part Cottage house, ten
ant house, carriage house and other necessary out build
ings Onthe other half Is large Ba n, grnnary, cart
sheds, with excellent budins spot for House. All
Of thecty, II will be sold at fair price, and most ol
the pupohase money eau remain ON the property; ,,
sen n II j. A. BROWN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

@,5 a WHITE curly Zap dos, with small yellow
=pe- spot on his ears, and weak eyes, strayed away
55 - from the subscriber, on Thursday evening, the
beiween Second and Third, with George hlo-
Corke, IN Market Street, below Third, will recei the
bove reward SUSANNAH HAMILTON,
auR IA Al @-'N'-~N~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

The Trenton Republican Gazette saws that
the Republicans are willing to form State
electoral ticket-half Fillmore and half Ere.
mont men and adds that many of The Fiji.
morsites are in favor Of such an Union, bnt
that theleaders oppose it, 'u'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
Valnnhls FnrIn for sale

EnW THE 81 BSCRlBER intending to remove to tie
ER4A W est, will soil JnHble terms hts FAFML
with good buildings and in fair order, within ona mile OF
Wilmington, containing 4a or less; nearly
10 Of which are WOO and also q acres Of ENHANCED
and would be excellent speculation For further par
lirulars inauire of the snhsGriier,
'''''''''' ISAAC s, ELLIOTT, of B.,
OTapply to WM. MoCAULl.kY
may On iba Market. ST., W ilmngtOn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

A Fillmore meeting Is to be held at Burling
ton, N. j., on the evening Of Thursday, the
18th. Commodore Stockton. and other distin-
gushed gentlemen, are expected to deliver ad.
dresses.
The Hon. j. NJ. Harris, Of Maryland, the
Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Hon. Mr.. Aikers,
and other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are to address
a Fillmore Convention at Wheeling on the 18th
inst,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOR SALE.

m THREE EXCETI.EN'T. PLANTATIONS
iGEttA FOR SALE, situate near the town Of Easton,
EssHu Talbot county, Maryland, containing about 2Sl
slgp. each, through one Of which The Maryland
nthpr iwo-sn 40 a well wRtered One Of them finely
situated salt water. ForfrtieE Dar.ielafs apply TO
Jun l-tI l5g Market-st., Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

Mr.. Breckinridge, the Democratic candidate
for the Vice Presidency, in his late speech at
the Democratic mass meeting on the TlppecanOe
Battle Ground, reported in the Cincinnati En- =
qurer, Buchanan paper, says.
"If the Eastern States were TO unite 10 solid
phalanx against the West or the SIul hern
against the Northern, they happening to have a
majority, would you submit? [Cries Of no. l
an sure YOU would not; fol know you to be
ueu. And, should they further accompany
every act Of their triumph with every express
ion Of cOntumeIy and c9ntempt would you OF
believe revolution solemn duty2 You need
not tespond-I know your manly sentiments. !"
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shorG. oiee teOrgetown ~ 9 E1olEi sheEH


N1sM Ry Virtue of a Writ Of venditiop Exponss.
fs55if1 ~ e me directed, will be exposed 10 PtSi1G
IssSitfj ID on TUESDAY Il lie ami dnv of
Hons. s,, At ONE O'clock r. NJ al The C5uft
~ % Dpp' ~ Ieorgeown, the following Real Estate
" MY NO. Lot OF GrUund, situate III iieorKaSn
, me eHTner Of Bedi3rdand Laurel Streets WITH i've
,s iot Of Ground, situate in the town aforeSatd
Inu On snld street, with two story Frame iJwHllins
soke House, and Of her out buildings therenn
c M 9t No and others. Seized and TAX en- ~ ex
snt for cash BY H. ID Il MN Il y la ", VIII pe
Shern's office Georgetown, Aug a. iSsi Sherln
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
REAL ESTATE.
AdmlIIsfratriX,s @ale.

- RY yirtus oisn ogeI Of the ORPHANS u.s. g Nw
kssM caatle Coun y..will be exposed to Eae at PUB
.rllM- Lie YENDUE, on THURSDAY, the 9th day
Fl Doio5e,, 1855, a O'clock, NJ. at DEHAyEMis
souniy Of New Castle the following dssoTbsd lands s1d
unity aioTesaid bounded and dsssThsd A. follows e
u thereon, wing upon the easlety size oil me
# VIM, Shakespeare, Of Andrew Fisher, of DAVID Nc.
Eonnnghey and others and ~ the public Tohu 'sAng
ACRES OF LAND. be the name more OF less.
No.2 Lying the southery sdeof Christians Creek,
and bounded By lands latu Of Vim. McConal deod
of Joseph Moore, of Charles Harrod of William Shak
sPeare &c Andrew Fisher and others and y chrstana
Creek aforesaid, containing Thirty Eight Acres, Rood
and % Perohes LAID be the ssme more or ess being
and now sold BY order Of the sqd Court for The
made known at the time and place aforesaid by Mary
Harmed, AdmlniAtrattIx, &C., OF her Attorney,
BY order of the Orphans Court.
JOHN D. BIRD, CLERK 81 Orphans Court.
N. BThe above property is egibly situated on both
sides Of tina Chrisaha Greek, within short distance
Newark ia composed of arabic and woodland, has upoI
It spacious and comfortable Mansion House and out
buildings, nnlalng supply Of excellent water, and vii
be sold lreeof power For any ini9rmaiion 10 relation
thereto application may be made to the Administrative
to John Q. Patterson, ESQ, her AtoTney sen l3-ts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
FOas, SALE,

IL ONE or THE MOST HANDSOME AND
Ntk{f& ~ healthy farms To be found is now for sale,
nssM situated on the Highlands Of Brandywine Hd,t
rWA-New Castle county, Delaware two gnu q half
miles from Wilmington, and half from railroad stu
lion, containing FORFY-El6Ilr ACRES bounded by
quds oJo eph Smploy, Thomas ralley mud others; This
place commands extensive Of the DelaMAoi
also Salem New Jersey, Mtlnngtou, New Castle, Dea,
CITY, Port Penn, and the surrounding country There
great variety Of the best iuit, sucas cherry, apples
Rms Pegrs, grapcs and smaller fruits of dleent kns
several good springs the farm There y very Little land
In the neghbofnnod for sale aud this need only be seen 10
recommend itself Information in reference to the l1ce
be HAD by applying to RS sarah WoTral near West
Wilmington or joseph r. Jefuris the premises iy26tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
POB SALE,

OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, OR
Stocks.
m FINE Farm of ga acres more or less,
GSs:}t situate near Bennstt,s Landing, in Msplol
sssHN Hundred, Kent county. Delaware, - acres of
lzlluN- which Is wood. About Ito is good crock
meadow in good order for moving or PASTURE and the
residue arnbe-n good ordera large briok house,
barn, milk house, &C. The situation u good, high and
landing and it ia supposed steamboat landing will be
erected on the farm. IL will be sold bargain Apply
inn soft WIN. McCAUIl.Y. l5s Market-st.
ID Pass Boois &c. Go 70 Bu rtER' ., lis Marfs
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Farm for Sale

Ii WILL. be sold at Public Sale, on TIL uRSDAY,
the 9th day Of October, at one O'Clock L. NJ,
ana Hundred short distance IRON The kennet
icres NOR less bounded by lands Of Joseph Gpl
aud Robert Morrow. The improvements consist Of good
story house. good barn and the fences all in good
order. The land ne condition and spitab for truck
ng. There is fair quantity Of fruit trees, and It Is well
anT tits. '' ''a'' WILLIAM MEGoNICAL.
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Delaware Lands for sale,

Ia THE SuBsCRIBhRS vii; Offer al Public Sale,
fE-.tfN on SATURDAY. the 9Th OF September al
lsfsiiE rnmlins hotel, Miilord the following tAL
t-Ahs- ESTATE the property Of the late Rov. James
q. How Of st Georges deceased, 40 good arabic
lanl, within two miles ofthe 0urshng Town of ord
DeawRe, divided into two farms containing % acres III
valuable cedar swamp with considerable quantity Of
ings, burns sabngs out houses, 10 There are three
orchards the tract. bearing fruit, branch the Mis-
Pon river, enrtyIns into the Delaware, forms the back
in the State, will furnish all necessary facilities for trnde
education and religious privileges The subscribers will
sell the whole Tract, or the trout haoS farm, Sale to
the day Of Sale. For further partionar apply 10 John
b. How on the premises.
4, HAMILL,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

- Try Virtue of Writ of Venditioni Exponas.
1Essfi VI ine qlrectel VIII be ex posed to PUBLIC
-! y. Ptember instant, at O'clock r NJ At tSs
court House door, ~ teorg town, the fnoWlnR n mar
y, 70 NY iINP J, Tract Of Land situate ia Indian
hivsI unqred CONTAINING 900 Acres, more or less nd
looming ihnus OF Peter H. Burton and others with two
story DWELLING Hogs Cook House, Smoke House
Urn huuses Carriage House, and small Fena nj nonse
thereon No. An undivided Share, or interest in a oaT
lhh tacl q lanu lheli IN cunmOn with PAINTER rnstl
slue IN me iundr Aforesaid ming In tho wie
ing lands of Peter Il. Burton and othurs ~ N'N'H'
Seized and taken in execution Hs e pronariy of Ron
jamin hoblnsoL anu will DO sold for cash hy - '''A'
sheria's office, Georgetown SEPT y pgs!Isft, sheriff.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
PRIQATM sALN.

IA ALARM, 81 mites from Wilmington. near
~ Brandywine springs, containing one hundred
lEssHM and ten more or less, well watered, well
improved, sufficient TIMBER and aount ance oil
fruit. Price 800 per acre, nm o,,,>,,1,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
market Street Property nt Privato Sal

Market Street Property Mt Private sale.
Ia THAT VALUABLE property situate on Mar
f}$A ket street, between Front and Second Streets
tss9WU No 30 offered Tor sale the lot 20 feet front
ll1AhM Market Street with three story brick build
divided INTO two stores, with large back Buildings for
dwellings, To any person wishing desirable business
terms K O., apply to ELI TODD
aug II amos. No. % Market 81.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

nv HE Wharf property occupied by Jesse Lane as
Lumber yard fronting on the ChritiHua Greek, one
hundred ieGt, AMI eXieuling from Tie Hull Road to tile
Creek eut seven hundred ift One Of the hest location
in WILMINGTON for the lumber, coal or wood husnsss OF
for the building Of steam buals having sufficient room
for Mnchine shop, Fonndery, &c; Apply to,.,,,>,,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

HE ORDERS ID GOVERNOR GEABY.-WAsU
iNGToN, Sept. o. 1t ia understood that the
telegraphic despatch transmitted by the State
Department 10 Governor dtary, is to the iol-
lowing effecl:~
II the militia, which previous orders sent
by Colonel Emery, made subject to the rtqui
sition Of General Smith, are not sufficient for
the exigtncy, Mr., Marcy wishes to be notified,
by telegraph, iemarkiug that the instruction.
airy invasion Of Kansas, by way Of Nebraska.
and the subsequent hostile attacks on the post
alice at Franblin, and Of the dwellings of Titus
and Clark, Sc, m 10 have stimulated to unlawful
acts Of the same character on the border of
Missouri, and that the President expects Gov.
ernor Geary to maintain the publIa peace and
brig to punishment all acts of violence or dis"
orser, by whomsoever perpetraled, relying on
his energy and discretion, and the approved
capacity, decision and coouess Of character of
General Smith to prevent or .uppress all at
tempts 10 kindle civil war in the Territory.
The telegrapbic despatch from the War
Department to Gen. Smith btarsdate sep ember
Och. acquainling him that it is the purpose Of
the President to secure him all the militia force
necessary to maintain order and suppress
insWreclion, and that military ope' atoms shall
not be carried on in Kansas otherwise than uns
his instrncsioss and orders. Hence, he is
instructed not to permit the employment Of
militia, or any armed bodies Of men, unless
they have been regularly mustered into thu
service of the United States.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

booHANANs SOUTHERN SUPPORTERS.
charleston Mercury, the chief organ Of The De-.
mocracy in South Carolina, lately said: wv.
hope our sentinelsin Washington will keen
bright watch In the coming night, and with 4
spirit kindling to the contest. Let the Govern
msnt perish, but let the South bs preserved"
METHODIST CoMFSEENcE.-1'he Western Vir.
ginia Conference of the Methodist Episoopal
CHURCH south commenced its annual session At
Guyandotte, Va, last Thursday, Rev. Bishop
Early presiding.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
PUBLIC SALE OF

VALUABLE REAL ETATE.
VNiE SU BSCRIBER will sell at Public Sale,
IL on TU ESDAY the 2ist day Of October, 1856, at II
ocock H. u the residence OF the Subscriber, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate late the property Of James
Denney, deceased, situated in AIcreek hundred New
G4frt mil NM NJ :: aoSa t6s Home Farm. aud
on which the said James Dennee deceased, lately res
ed, situated IN The hundred aforesaid, and the upper
road leading from Stanton to Newark, and distant about
two miles from Stanton, and seven miles from Whining
ton, Dell, containing abt 100 acres some five Of which
ism TIMBER and the balance m cleared land, and IN
high state Of Improvement, and well waered. having
running streams IN nearly every field The buildings are
large two story stone dwelling House A-rA
and Kitchen, large Stone Barn, with stabling firm
underneath, corn cribs, granery, slnokehOuse sssm
and all necessary ogt buildings and al IN Goad AA
pump at the door There Is prime Apple and peaci
orchard on this property, and variety Of other fruits
Farm, and laying nearly adjoining the Aforesaid Far
No. L. aud bounding upon Whlteclay creek, and said to
contain I4T aores about so Of which in prime Timber,
and the residue cleared and AMI in state Of Gull
tivaton. TIE buildings 9two story Brick Dwelling and
Kitchen, large Brick Barn with snhng nnder tile
sameand all other necessary budingsa in mddlng re-
TsRMs.-Fiye per cent. Of the purchase money 70 DO
paid ondNy of sale, at which time the other conditions
dny OF March next. JAMES DENNEY,jr
mr. Record copy and send bill. Sept ll-ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

BANisHDB FROM SoUm CAROLINA. Two men
represented as Irshlnen, named Jamss UaId
well, alias Connel, alias ID .mphshy, and John
Malone, have been banished from Cheraw. s.
q taken under charge Of committee TO Will
mingion, N. q and shipped TO some northern
port. They were engahedin selling window
shades, and had been seen conversiDg on sew
era occasions with negro slaves, under circum-
stance calculated to excite suspicion of their
purposes. We presume they may consider
themselves lucky that they were not hung on
suspicion, or for having actually expressed
opinisns hostile to the institution of slavery.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

IL I(Y Virtue of Writ Of vendition, Ernonas N
tTsTi le dnIrlGTcsi VIII b exposed to PUBLiG
Sept ember next, at ONE o clock p MI ar H. ~
Svu! mouse Lonrt in Geurgeown, the folloWing Il sal
f nl C 9 Grefk Hundred containing about one
lonlng lands Of William A. saul urn and nthsrs iha
I've story DWELLING HOUSE, Cook House. Shnka
iiouhe, STABLES ana other out buildings thereon.
ezei ana ttk0h ~ eSecutiOnA the Of eorve
W. White, and will be sod for olsh by N' ''0's'
Sheriff. office. ei.o,,o,ovr J, .. RODNEY, Sheriff.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
Tor Sale

Ii THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PR
5Sf} yATE sALt three story Bres hey hS9ss VT
IslH- between Second and Third Sts,, No. Al. The
aoo0m atoms hveEood bed chambers, parlor, din
ing room and kitchen. The the first and second
floors are pape7ed. There Is large yard attached. For
arr 10 JOSHUA wOLLASTON.
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n TUE SUBSCRIBER offers ut Private sale,
krpA his Farm, containing about d. Hcres OF land OF
shaUN first rate quality. and in goo order the I'M
ALAR&- proyemenis are substantial stone House, nay
ing Two rooms on the rst iOoi and the second,
with stone kitchen attached, Stona MIX House. with
well of excellent and never failing wtteT near
the door of the anne, and also uf the dwelling house
Frame Barn with Stone Sla,,ing. There is an Apple
Orchard good hearing condition, and other fruit trees
On the Marsh foad leading from Penny Hill to The WIT
mngtnn and West Chester road, near Rqnbos formerly
tirubb'sl Mill. The situation IS healthy ana pleasant
convenient schools stores and places Of public wor'
ship, and is IN a highly improving neghhofhnud Any
person wishing 20 view the property eaa do 50 by calling
Drandywne lid., July S-tf BANAKD CRUDE,
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s.A y attend to the sale Of REAL, ESTATE and ali
EssHH Personal Property reasonable terms. u pnr
sons wo have property for sale VIII DO well by
as0 will purchase glhno in Baltimore dollar per
ton commission; Tor all parties whn will form clubs Of
more, In this way farmers will save from
dollars Per ton Clubs shoqd be formed on Of before SEP.
l the spring. Tho gno be delivered at any place
clubs desire water Or rail rold For further inlormo
JAMES II. RAY,
innn % Real Esinie and Cn1ninlssinn Agent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
VALUABLE FARM Ar FRENCHTOWN, 0Et
Co, Md. Al PRIVATE SALE.

Co., Nd, AT PRIVATE SALE.
II THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the above
f.AdA Mentioned valuable and highly improved Farm
IsssHu known as the Frtnohtown Farm, now occupied
EsAM. by Mr., John =, Price, rs tergnt. Il confirms
about D acres of land about ~ Of which WOOD, tho
rest meadow and arabic land, in high state Of cutvn
There Is on tile farm handsome aud oommndios brick
Dwelling, Immediately A. Frennhlovn butat great ex
penss, and now m complete orler with grounds and in
Provements Of The first class The out buildings are oil
Ia good order, for the purposes of the
Farm Also, two other fTnme dwelling houses, which
have been and may continue to be rented apart from the
farm is under complete fencing, mostly che TINT;
The convenience of TO the cities of Philadelphia
and Baltimore by way of freneht0wn, and also by rail
road from ElktOn, being only two and.a-halG miles dis
latter place, gives to this place nd
vantageF which together with the quality Of the soil aud
of the dwelling house and other improvements.
renders this very desirable property. II land hus been
brought TO high state of cultivation y the constant
OF lime and other mHnures.
For price, of sale, or any further inlurmaon ad
dress II, FRISBY HENDERSON.
July 2l-tr 10 Fsveiie ST., BatIrmnre
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TRUSTEElS SALtj.
Ii BY virtue Of Decree Of the Hon. 7. b. Hop,
A. sf7 Psr, Judge Il the Seventh Judicial Circuit Of
lsaIHA- lie sale to the highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FIRST, 1855,

Al the Tavern pIoh Of MT. John MoDaniel, II Cheset
town, at II O'Clock, M. all that FARM, in Still POnI
in Kent county, within nile Of Turner's creek, form
eat occupied BY Mr. Themss Al MstIedi,h being traeis
:, Chance, aud :. Blvomfeld" commonly called Mt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
REAL ESTATE

fX SALE One ,l'ree sf6ft Stone tIouse on Nest
zHiii Street, above nh. ~ Wnington. "a,
race and the new road, 10 BrandyWne Village, .
Two two story Stone Houses adjoining The ship Yard,
In BranIywlne Village. ~.
One three story Frame House the Philadelph
Road in Brandy wine Village.
One story Brick House, opposite lAmmutts Fac
tory, IN BrandyWin Village.
Two two Story Brick Houses, opposite LammOlts Fac
tory 10 Brand wine Village,
rent readily. H..
street by 80 feet deep Tatna suitable iOl i've good
building lots, anu han ,sOmely located.
One lot f Land Ia Brandt wne Village about lao feet
Lots,
ANY all of those properties will be sold Al fair rates
and upon easy terms. EDWARD BETS,
ina 5-6m West street Above 7lh Wilmington.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

WHAr JACKSON THOUGHT OF Him. The
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Evening Post makes tie following statement,
which he says can be proved BY unqucstiouabls
evidence;
On the night before leaving Nashville to &C
cupv the White House, Mr. Polk 10 company
With Gen. Robert Armstrong, called at the
Hermitage to procure some assistance tom the
old hero as to the selection Of his cabinet.
Jackson strongly urged tine President elect to
give no place in il to Buchanan as he could not
be relied upun. 1t so happened that Polk had
already Determined to make tnat very appont'
ment, having probably offered the situation
to the statesman Of Pennsylvania. This fact
induced Gen. Armstrong subsequently, 10 tell
jackson that he had given Polk athre hard
rib, as Buc hanan bad alisrdy been selected for
Secret.ry of State. II cin uetp IT, said the
old man: Il felt it my duty to warn him against
Mr.. Bvchanan, whether il was agreeable or not
Mr.. Polk will find Buchanan an unreliable
man. know him we'll, aud Mr.. Polk will ye,
admit tile correctness ofmy prediction"
1t was the last visit ever made by Mr.. Polk
TO the old hero when this uraviiling remon-
STRANGE was delivered, but the new President
living before the administration had reason L
acknowledge Its propiietY end justice, and i,
the diary kept by him during That period ma,
still be read most emphatic declei alton Of bis
distrust of Mr.. Buchanan. Every Une is awar
Of two marked instances in which, as SecTetar
Of State, the latter failed TO support the polio.
the administration viz, on the question Of 10
itf1846. and the Kqusiti0n Of the ten regiment
voted by Congress for the Mexican war. o
both these measures he was known TO be OF
posed to the wishes of Mr. Polk.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
REAL ESTAE.


- TUX E9IlAiEI,
~ OR IL ACRES OF UtlOD MEADOW LAND A.
Az Few hundred yards irJH. cfstianH Bridge, on III
urclias,rs. 4. FOSTER,
Ten 23l lN Whining ton, Delft
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18

HUUM5IA E99d vyaTlety q DToom. az very low prio
es' by J, L., COWGILL, ah and Market,