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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

The steamship Quaker City arrived at New
York on Mlnday, nom Mobile via Havana Sht
left Havana Oh the l8 b, and brings $50 pas.
sengers There is timing political ofiupor
taucs. The War Hawk, from s yatoa, had
landed a cargo OF 500 cp,lies. Forty two died
on the passage rDe yellow fsssr iufec ed the
envIrou' Of Hwaaa, though but few cases pre-
vailed in the city.
FATAL AFFRAY IN BALL RooM. On the
nigh Of h. 18th inst, the Shamrock Society
at New Orleans had ball, which ended 10 a
terrible row with clubl, KNIVES ami pistols. A
yonpg mau named Thomas Barry was fatrly
sta bed. Alexander Mcdonald seriously woun-
ded and several others Injured.
.'SIoH GlrrIN Up SrAtRs.n-The Scientific
American says that man in Orange county
New York, was found ooe night climbing lh-
oveishot wheel in fullIng mil. He was asked
what he waa doing. He said he was ..tryine
to 60 up to bed but SONS how or other these
stairs won't hold still,
The Worcester Spy says that letter la.
heeD received in that city frem gentleman in
California, which states that Her bert, the Con
gressmen, has been notified by the Vigilance
Committee Of San Francisco, never to show his
head IN Calilotnis again under the severest pen
allies.
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION The powder mill
Of Messrs. Worden & Caml bell, located IN Scot,
to~nship, Columbia county, Pa, was blown up
with tremendous Explosion on Thursday even
ing last. NJ lives lost.
FATAL FALL on Wednesday evening Capt.
VIM. L. Gaze fell down eight of stairs at the
office of the BAY Stste" newspaper, in Lynn,
Mass, injuring himel! so badly that he died
the next day.
Arrisun. the TORPEDO man, he's been convicted
Of mans slaughter at Cincinnati upon the third
trial.
1t is new thought that Senator Sumnar will
not resume his seat Ia the United States Senate
this session.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

~ StsTIth a ~ h S,io4 ~ ne osnans
- 81. VIZ " o. N uiueI q We VI P i
court OF lns shte OF D9lhWhTe laf New etse
sfS county WY he eSp9sed T. ssie q fhe g Ssss
6ItIsIol5e Of efge ". 6ris, n New Castle, In the
onunty oil New CHst1 aforesaid, at ii O'Clock, NJ, the
l9owng lands and tnements, situate and being ID New
Castle county oreseid bnnndod and descr bed follows
owlti No. l. Beginning at stake standing Chgstiana
treek, being corner ur land formerly of William nskip
Eowof Smalley, hOin thence with lands s0ut hi deg.
W. perches to stone, aforesaid henca$ B1
ieE II. Is Perces To stone, as aioesai thence
!, deg, WI perches, TO stone corner as AZ resad
hence S. Ga leg W. 2ll perches to stone, corner s
alresaid and ina line vi daft No. q hereinafter descri
ed from thenco :. % DEF. niunas Ia and running partly
with the road leading from inalleS mill bear
and Chrsluna road l3 psrohes taa stake In said
ROAD e1rnsi for lands Of Simnon'B heirs. fro thence
wththo ilneni sald heirs n. IS deg e. las perehes
take ~ The public road lead from The Bear tavern
Chfstuna thense with said toward christina NJ Is dog
a2 ~ stake N s9d roS for land Of john
VAR !, she centred thru hsge 81 des ol perch
eence yf n anutbeT h dge and binding therswh s2
CO. ner rs aforesaid from thence with SAID he'd
ma with land oil Washington Russ I'll, NJ. d. N. as deg,
W. 10 pionos 10 stake In the aioressid Oh stia creek
th0nce Up he stuh sid of the sad creek aud budins
herewith the several courses thereof about $50 perches D.
he place Of bel nnng olninng s9l ucres with large
Frame Tenant Hy1se spf,na Hnuse Gp,arv and
ing, No. - $50 ~ ' ''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

THE War or SECTIONS Hon. Neil s Brown, in
his letter OF anceptance as Of the Fillmore nud
Dodelson elestois, says: -5t5g- s5'-
They (the Dsmeoracy,) deliberately re,openei
the sparce Ut agitation aud from til It hour 10 this
the tendency has been to promote war Of sections
Heart-burnugs, civil strife, and imminent d niger
TO the Union, have been the hst fruits Of the legs
| latiou.
| admitting the abstract justice Of the min ptin-
| oiples OF the Kansas aud Nebraska Act they IRE
mot new IN the South; were they new in the
Union at large. prior to the Missouri Compromise In
$40. The measu resorted to, necess ty, Ia
save the aou, 1t performed that fh 70 tsen and
since until 1854. TAe country, both NJrth and South
had reported ulon It fol thirty-four years. Tue IN
tsrests of the South had not suffered by it, The
npinions and prvui Of the NORTH were respec ted
by it. IL might have s.ood for centsries as mOnu
ment Of the patriotism which enacted it, and
boundary between slavery and anti slavery. unit
every bill and valley TO the shores Of the PaeiRl
should have felt the pressure and acknowledge til,
the doninion of our advancing population, and 10
til supstior wisdem nobier spirit OF federation, and
deeper lsvo Of Union, slould have obl.tsratei the
traces and even the memories Of former tiscord.
IL And what haas we gained by the change? Moth
ing What then We to gain fer the future p
n Nothing 1t will not make single slave State I
will not prevent single one fom being free. VIVA
has Il cost fearful alienation between the NORTH
1 and Standardization and resImination biitel
. and unwarrsntable denunoiatiens OF men and sec
tons; uttered IN high places, followed by persona
assault And 6aaiy and chiefly, it cost atvil war,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

- A GOOD FARM CONTAINING ISL Aores.
ssF s,iuSt MI Rirs North e kton i Cecil
A&- Cherry nl Plank Read. Is d. lied intn fields
with good FENCING and water in every field; about ~ 10 So
Acres o. wOtd and Timber Liud large qua tty of Chess
nut, The buildings are soHd a stone no Sc, D good
suitable farming purposes The crops asst E; were
$40 bushels wheat 6Jr OF Corr and iiU bu es az Oats
ant other products proportional Vi will DO s. id with ths
money i applied for sUn. FERNS. cash haance mort
gage. The health is excellent. For y ther paftlcuaIs
'FPlsy J e. JAMES Kay,
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Mnrrnr

IN THE ORPHANS COURT Of the State Of Della.
WIRE - ana toE New Castle co. il the case Of The
ilon and gow TO wits this 26th day Of February, A. D.,
5i, upon the applica on Of Aexandei H. Maokey, and
ms # said coSntS DECEASED who died ntestqts
ander H. Mackey and Heslett O. Msckey, heretofore
presente TO the Conr ~ this 18th day Of Febraa
mine year aforesaid Ruled by tho Orphans' Court that
etsr hsIrs q lay Rf The atestate witt Bs na
ior be and appear a. All Orphns Court to held at ew
Castle 90 and r New Castle county Tuesday the Ell
any taey hayS, why A. order shall not be MAIDS for the
ainents of The sal ntesiate William n. Crawford, do
esased and is ordered by tho Court that cop ~ this
SgpssT wso ISs t6o! IN Ssg Castle sopaty s
ordered hat copy thereof be published in the Delaware
hppnhcani newspaper published In the city OF VII
to be a. least sixty days before SAID
alto set my hand and affixed the seal 81 the said }LsS
1855. ION b. RIi}IS
Juno 81 CIV Clerk of the Orpi41s' dn,r,t
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
ALIuAD..E r.AttM Al FhENUurOh n, OECIL
Co., Md AT PRIVATE SALE

Co.. Md AT PRIVATE SALE.
IA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the aboys
tSs5ffH mntlnntd valuable and highly improved Farm
Sii EnG N Is The rpsnGhtown Farm, now oeoupisd
bout 80 acfes of Inn alb Of VIII OH are M WONG ma
r95L neSnw aud arabic land in high state Of cutiva-
ton ana Improvement.
n ThSre senlhe arm handsome and commodoua brick
ne Wens In, alaely a fTeneltovn buat great
provenets Of the FIRST class. The out budings are af
LOO afder AMI convenient for tie purposes Of the
E sy A!so Two oih,r fran, dwelling houses which
Farm ~ ni may continue To- be rentCd nTar from the
laIin q unler complIte fencns. mostly che tout.
" 'hvelence oil access To the cities Of phadelpa
anu baitWare " way Of Erenc own, and also BY rail-
,S oaa rum E,fon, Dang only tw, aud s-ha mites dis
ldhtr"n h3 Ter plac3, to this place many ads
Eantage which together with the quay Of the sill and
rena ~ ts very desirable property The Ian has bs "a
ust o. lime and other iIHntr u, "
dress N + RIs m His NfIbtiSf1N -
July 2l-tf ~ ia cite A.. Balm ore
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

Val UABAE r. A kisTAHA for Sail
Apm ALL thai valuable BLACK HORSE TAY
E ERIN STAND Az IN the oty Of wilmington, Del FL
tween JuNison aed Jefferson streets with fon Of aou
l7n feet Front street. and about 27 feet Jusson-s
atrsets, over a. square, with large kitchen ~ by IL eet
W. s.o III MA ia I'M ~ ~ a n T Si
ing Justsen street with brick stables aud out bull ng
and yards. II will be sold rof ether or in parcels.
Largan Capitalists business men and SPECTATORS i
building lots would do well to 10 To 1t. Apply to
PATRICK AIELItJN, oil the premises,
or to- WM.Mcl,AULLEY,
June IL 2mw 1853 Markei-st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

LONGEVITY. There - in Duxhury, Mass, q
family by the name Of Drew, composed OF two
brothers and fur sisters, whose united ages
amount to 1876. aud tho average of whose ages
IL S2s The oldest brother Is 80 the next
b,oshsr So. and the sisters ro pectlve!y SO. 70,
~ and ID
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
JAMES IL. RAY,
Real Estste and Commission Agent

IA One of tho most valuable FARMS in Ralli-
fssTYY5 miro county. know as g Haroweol,n west
laa moe, and half mile south Of Hardwood Station,
on Tue hiladephia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
containing 4e5 acres of Ian about $50 in cultivation the
IA yso y White and red OAK ehesuyt LOCUST DC II
81 uEder plank post and rail and hedge fences Soil
aee oam with clay bottom, producing large crops
Ssh srdsniqs sad Sa1gs Fishing and duekgs
Cherepeak Bay in sisht Mansion house 5Ox6o feet and
valuable out tm'sty of brick and sone fir all
S 9Th 3 Issa machinery II goo order thoEaph PLATE
e. Lowe, Esq, VILLAIN ,ton. Do or &c spplicaiion il
made 70 the subscriber, at HARDWOOD, Baltimore COUNTY
had. Jun Ism WILLIAM MARTY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

Ill JAMES II. RAY. AT NEWARK, DEL, will
fSsSfYf sttend tS the sale of REAL ESTATE and ali
lsEsN Personal Property reasonable terms. Allpe
ks sons who have property for snle will do well by
Pa9ns 4 In my hands, rs give il my careful atte tiUi
ion ioT all parties who win form clubs
dollars per ton Clubs shond No formed nr before Sop
tember the LIST, In the FAIL and on befe March tie
The SPRING The guano be delivered at any place
clubs desire on water " rail road For further Informs
ton call or write me at Newark, Del
JAMES II. RAY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

destructive Ere occurred on Friday afternoon 10
Newark, N j., causing the ruin Of 10 dwellings and
stores.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESVATE
CO. AND BUILDING 10 is AT PRIVATE
%%iil SALE.-0ns three story Stone on West
#M iia Street, above 7th, IN Wilmington.
M2AnL Four two atort stone Houses between the
race and the new road, in Brandywine Village.
Two two story Stone Houses, adjoining the ship Yard
in Brandywine Village.
/. One three story Frame House on the Phiadeph
Road, in Brandy wine Village.
One thrss story Brick House. opposite Lammotts Fac
tory IN Brand wine Village.
Two two story Brick Houses. opposite Lammott'B Fac
tory in Brand wlne Village.
~ The Houses are all sdyantageou located, and
rent readily.
One lot Of land in Wilmington, 90 feet front IN South
street by 81 feet deep Fatna suitable fo i've good
building lots, anu han somely located.
One lot Land in Branjywne Village, about 40 feet
front, on the Philadelphia Road suitable for Building
Lots.
ANY all of those properties will be sold fair rates
and upar easy terms. EDWARD BET rs,
ma ,-6m Weat atreet above 18th, WHINING ION.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

BENTON ON rHE STUMP Tbs Hon Thomas Il.
Benton is siumping Missourilwith singular effect
He advocates Buchanan for the P lesdency and him
self for the GUyernoship. He identifies himself
with the law and order party as opposed to he At
Gibson Democracy, and haaes his hopes Of triumph
upon what he believes to be the conservative senti-
ment of the State. His organ, the st. Louis Demo.
crat, says:-
Through every village that he passes thousands
Hook tn hear the old ei qsent and to greet him
with their applause. HIS jourtpy from town to town
has been liee lriumphal marah an oyations crowd
upon him With weighty bearing, and yet he never
tires OF stoIs Travelling sixty or seventy miles a
day, speaking two hours and ahalf in the open air
making additional addresses blythe wayside, doub
ling his appointments he proceeds, receiving the
kindly greetings of the young. snd exchanging old
memories with the aged-pouring bitterness such al
none other can utter upon the heads Of the sectional
agitators yet forgetting personal amino tiles in his
zeal for the public good rousing everywhere the pa
trintic feelings Of the true and loyal cheering ID,
aowncast hopes Of friends, converting enemies b,
his courtesy disbanding lodges by his rebuke swim
ming rivers, breaking down horses, wearing GU
younger companions by his unshrinking eaergy, hs
yet exelaims after all, that be has not work enoug
to do Such is the won lerful scene now presented
10 Missouri, and equally wonderful Ia the effect be.
ing produced q
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Valuable Farm for sale

E4zA W EFT, will sell reaB nable ternR his FARM
with good buildings and fr order within one mile q
Wilmington containing ll8 acres more or less;
50 of which lAnd; also " acres OF eInank eC
p Cherr, Island The property very deslrnb
snd would be jxoeaut speculation For further par
ISAAC 8. ELLIOTT, of B.,
Or apply to MM. MeCAuLhEY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

ENGLISH INDiGSAros. "A meeting to "sym.
pathlse" with Senator Sumner Sas been held at
Bridgewater, England. Resolutions were Adopt
ed expressing deep indignation for the assault
upon the Senator, AMI sympathy " win all the.
noble men who are combating against slavery
in the United States"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

TRUS1EGS SHLl OF / L g. hrI a1E
ihN VIRTUE OF AN OkDER OF Thu OR pHANS
ID Court of the state OF Delaware for New Castle
ty, will DO exposed 10 sale at Public Vendue On SAT
RDAy the 18th day of July, a5j ut the house of Chns.
Aiilnond, in the city of Wilmington am county alore
mes, situate and heing the city Of Wilmington afoe-
said, bounded and described hs 10luws 10 wit Begin
nng at the eastery side of MarAeis between 9th and
10Th streets, aud thirty FIVE feet from the norherly conner
~ Nnth-st at line OF land of James a. Baynru, Esq.,
hence with sad Bayard's line easerly and parallel wit
Nnih-st. 2lo feet To the westerly side Of knE-st thence
iortheTy with the wester side oil Kings q feet to
itorsid Nnh-sIeet 4lOI foot % the aforesaid easterly
aids Of ltresi Market ST. and from thence WITH the said
aserly side of Marke-st. II ieOt to tho pn;c ct begin
49, nIng, tiinng within sIid bounis ai2e feet al
f.1s{4 &c, nnd witt nrge three storied DWELLING
EssM HOUSE and Kitchen, Stable and Carriage
AA. House, &c, thereon erected. being the residue Of
to Estate OF Susanna shields, dec'd anu that the
purchaser purchasers toreu be and appear the
Urphans Court for New Castle county, thn he Court
hl her ien, pursuant 10 this order, he, she they,
paying to the parties entitled their Just and proportional
-hargsof the purchase money resDecl,yely,nr whSuM
Client surety sufeios, tn BIZ approved by this Court,
erilg into Recognlzances to the State to i've taken
knUwedeed in said Court IN penal sum 10 he determined
by sad Court with condition to pay to the PARTIES entitled
severally their Executors, Administrators Assigns
said purchase money, with interest from such time the
direct of tho urt, be prescribed ami appointed IN said
cond ion. Attenuance will be Civ ami terms of sale
made known at the tmo and place aforesaid, by Gerge b.
Rodney, Esu, tho trustee appnined by the Court to effect
said safe, or his attorney. BY order Of the Orphans q nrt
,--.t- A.. -, ,ore C'b b'iNb' Suihs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

FOR SALE.
THE g GOODWILL, stock and Fixtures, Of Plour,
- feeu, 1rain aud Seeu Store, address
,o,r -, SMITH q BROTHER,
ma W. los Market-st-, Wilmington. Del.
A FRESH LoToF Choice Glass an I Queens war
a. lot Aals by J. b. BROOKE
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REAI. ESTAE.


a i AFlNE FARM Of 80 acres, Is to 80 acres
E-gSA titnier wood md, divided into eight heds,
pusI with water in all but one, and under pretty godd
aslAR. fencigs, The soil Il II the bss. quality, and
yenrIs as follows Whent COO 70 10 lushess Corn,
from 1908 to 2O0O bushels lnts ant Hay in proper ion.
hs buiidngs are goud-ose OF brick and finished we'll
conang nine good commUdigus rooms, with shade trees,
and niltnn uf winter ut tho door. Barn large and Rood
5 Nv il feet and sHeidng feet long around the yard
for cattle, good water In al geasens Tor the cattle ia the
dTed New Castle county. 81 miles from the town ni
Christiana. 81 from Newark and a. from Wilmington,
gram market NJ crslian9 scheos mills aud paees o.
cent cleaI Price S75 per acre Possession can be lind
al once, If needed For further pattionsTs Sh or al
dress iAMhs n No q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
REGISTERS OFFICE.

v1no>, ,,;Mnsto Castle County JR'y 5th. 1855.
foN THE applica lon ul Joseph Gle yer Administra-
in ss oF o. leSnqrd yandegr Sts e 81 GsPrses Id
of ~ tS shs give police
q the lead, with tie da;e Of granting thereof BY caus
hg embellishments to tie posted within f0ty day from
ne hate ~ sneh Letters OF the public places
q ihs Gonaty Of New Castle requiring al persons lsy
anide bS Al AT OF Assembly in such case and
naeu; And also cause ih same TO I've inserted within
paper published n Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months -
}T>S( uGiyen under the hand and Seal of oMee oftho
Sl.SS Register Aforesaid, at New iAstle in New Cap
t-~l tie County aforesaid, the dav AMI esr above
written. PETER b. VANDEyER ReaisteS,
NoriCE;-All persons having claims Against the Es;
70 the Administrator or beiore Tho 5th dan Of July,
A. D. 1857, or abide the Act Of Assembly ~ such Gu
i'aue t hn 3 PROVIDED JOSEPH CLEAVER.
w r'Hh' ''f o. ib7o5y l4-SH Adm ilstrator.
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MOTTCH.


III uue Oourt pI Onahoery Oh the oate OIL DelaHhr0,
in aud ter the cou qty of Now Castle
Renjamin MeCay md Elizabeth, MoCay, va w,liarn
~ MsC,ol, Ann Bailey, John Bailey and Elisabeth
WIlson; Prsna Myets aud Anna Myers. Elizabeth Ball
Y anu Joseph " Wilson In Pa tition. apdnw wits this
That John Bailey, Elizabeth Bailey and Ann Bailey, three
o. the in the above case do mt Iese 10 the
state oil Delaware. On motion nj ID. r. Wolfe, ESQ,
80 lci9T Sr,h pett9neIs ordered bs tho sncell-
Bailey, gppeas before this Court ehe next term wt
cause, u tny thy htve why partition If the PR mses
may NOT BE- made ngreeahy 70 the pray or Of said petition
this order shall be published in he Delaware Repubosp,
newspaper publ shed in tho oity of Wilmington, and be
Continued sald paper Tor five weekB after B FIRST publ
citipmi and Inst copy 81 sad order shR I've poste la
aud - The Court house dgnr u said county; In S-I
teBl m0ny whereof have hereunto set my hand t.SS
and affixed he seat af sad Court. at New castle (~i
July Sow Register in Chaneefy,
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NOTICE.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT Of the, State Of Della
H. Eqine Of BeitaHn shasespsare, deed md now
hunLIet and fity-s upon THO application Of AlergndG
and Stephen II. ShHkFpear, CHI heirs
~ la@of Blnamn haksPear, laie 81 New Castle
~, dei d, who diel festntn II s ruled by tho Or
Phans Court, that the other heirs law # tbs said in
esbte, to vii Mars Shaksppar, William SiAkspsaY.
Benjamin Ashakspear. Charles shsksP and Eiss6etd
ShAkspeare, be aud appear at an Irpns Court to 10 held
at Nv Castle N aud lor New Castle count on Mongsy.
cause, if they haye or knnw, why IN ahal noe
be made ur the sale OF SAID lands, mad hered-
anehts Of the ad intesHte survey Cd, valued aud
praised tho freehnlders under order of this Court
he euor0 made; and is ordered by tho Orp ans Court
tata copy If this ue be ed upOr each Of the per-
auf, sad, ruled t. appear WIN reside ia New Castle
county or lett az the usual plaIes Of hyr abode
tyey anil il is further ord Ied by tue Court That copy
Of t5 rule be serNe cd upon The sadams Of suoh Of Those
gnarihn, upon the persons with whom they respectively
reside, and also that copy Thereon BE- published the
Delaware Republican, newspaper pubshtd IN the city
~ Wilmington, for three successive weeks the pub
LEGATION to bs least sixty days bpfuo The dai Of
tppea, ance. In testimony W ere have here I-I.J
set my hand and affixed tho seal OF SAID Court SSS
at New Castle. the twenty-thIfd day,d Jnne {~r-i
| D., 1856, JNO. u. BIRD, y
jun 31-Sw Clerk of the vi phans' Court,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24

Mr.. Breckenridge, The Loco candidate for the
Vice Presidency, IS rather a young man, and OF
considerable ability. He was in Congress two
wears ago, ut which time he SEN challenge TO
Mr.. Cutting, of New York, to fight duel. o.
cOurse the Locos who looked with such horror
on the "duvIist Clay" will support Brecken'
lid e!