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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
REAi, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

~ THE undersigned offers at private sale ssIs
fsSf the illloWlng valuable Re9l Estate stu WY
IsaEHn ated in kenttnd Sussex Countsa Della aa4Aa
ly-llA- ware and Caroline Cointy, MarSlaTd' 49,.
a trAct of land Hltunte within Two miles OF smyrna
the oAd leading from Smyrna To ovcroohnin9g about
lO acres, less. Tie improvements consist oil
go DWELLING house, buildings and fonees, gpod
repair The aul in the bsst condition. and divided into
i've fields For further particulars IN regard TO this Farm
inquire oil James Collins Smyrna, Del. :, r.
no. Q tract Of land lying within milo and half Ct
Clarks Corner, containing 800 acres large portion OF
this land Is well SCI in Timber Tho delaware Railroad
ments consist of dwelling house and other buildings.
No. Farm Btuate1 within two miles Of Dover,
onaainS re acres OF a11 0 81 %hlcR y Cleared
in good condition The improvements onsist Of two
story nwen !ouae with Kitchen attached md suitable
out buildings all nearly new, ~,
within slven mi CO Of Greensboro, containing abou ~
acres This tract viii BIO sold with Wood Leave, or the
Land aud Wood together, For mrtler particulars apply
10 Joshua Al 'GOnald, Greensboro, nd.
No. 8. Farm or tract Of Land suate IN Murdsrkn
lid Kent Co., Del, within miles OF Willow Grove
and musoi Camden o1nttnlng l7&hcrGs l2Gnpros hne
divot INTO fur fled and has had on 1t during the
asst 1900 bushels of L me, The ments
fwo story dive ling house, with one stoI building
attached also, Kitchen and suitable out buldings A
Rhout miles from the Delaware kailrond and about
The same distance from the Mary land and Delaware RAIL
road The Land IL we'll adapted to the growth oil Wheat
No. d tract OF Land situated in I.ucustyle, mile
from Magnolia, Murdtrkn HID, Kent Co., Del, ntlOin.
ing tine buds Of DANIEL jackson. Peter Massey and others
my i isas 20 ailz uousa one story and Galf
new, with tw3 rooms below and iva above, with smoke
ina golg state of cutlvation the residue Woodland
! we'll set in Pine, red cedar and young oak
several Gther Farms IN Kent and susseX ecgptss pe
SAINT, Id IL Auctoneer and Land agent bSvar jlel,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
VaEUaHLD PEaL BsrATE.

m m ,H subscribarwill sell at Private Sale, the
E&,M following described keal Estate, late the
lsssHH = porperty Of James Denney, deceased, IN
lsGgp Mill Creek Hundred New Csstle County, State
o. DcIUwarc, the Farm kuown as the Home Farm and on
situated the road leading from Stanton 70 New
ark, and distant about mil es from stanton, and7 miles
from Wilmington Del, cunt1 lining about 100 ores,
veof which is IN Timber and the balance IN cleared
and and high state OF imp enent, and we'll wa
tered having running streams in NEARLY avery field The
buildings gro large two story Dwelling House and
Corn cIbs qfansry Smoke house and all necessary out
building, and all in good repHlr never failing well OF
ne hest water. md pump at the door There is
prime plle and Peach Orchard on thsproperty, and
rurety Of other fruits. Possession viii beIyen the
18th day Of March next. JAMES DENNEY, Ir.
llpc. If
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

PoTATo RoT.-In some fields in Franklin co.
Mass, the potatoes have rotted so badly that
it is very offensive passing them,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

FATAL COLLISION AT SEA BETWEEN AN AMER
ICAN AND GENoEsE VEssEL.-Yesterday NOR
ming large American ship, the Western Star,
Of Boston, put into Queenstown, nearly In a
sinking condition. About O'Clock that NOR
ming she came into collision with u strange
vessel off the Old Head of Kinsale, went right
over her, sending her to the bottom, with every
one on board. SO sad was the occurrence, the
two vessels meeting in the dark, that the crew
OF the Western Star could only make out
that the other was a lark, but could ascertain
nothing of where size was from, or to what ma.
tion her crew belonged, except that some Of
the latter who were on deck when she was
struck appeared to be neither American nor
British. A Genoese ship arrived also yester-
day, the Captain OF which expressed his opin-
ion that the lost vessel was from his country,
but in all probability it will never be clearly
ascertained what ship she was or where she
was from. Some merchant will, no doubt,
miss her, and many hearts will beat anxiously
IN vain tor the return of those who formed her
crew, but none will be able to say positively
that she was the one they looked for. The
Western Star was bound from Rio to Falmouth
for orders, with sugar and rice, aid she was
towed up IL the Victoria Dock, at Passage
yesterday, alongside of which she now lies,
men being employed constantly at the pumps
to keep her attoat, as her cntwater was carried
away and several planks in her bottom were
started.-Liverpooi Paper
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
FOR aALR VALUABLE MILL PROPER;

49,. TY.-The subscrlbar oilers at PRIVATE
"a SALE, his valuable Nj u Property, sltunted IN
satW the STATE road lealine from Smyrna TO Dover,
5kisW and miles from the former plQce. Tie Mill
House is 40 by ~ Feet and stories high, with two wa
furnishes water sufficient fer running tle Mill except
he drest Oi the This Mill is in
hno running nTdel-ln every respect well fit cd up for
inrr han work, mntern Etyla-and is doing heavy
bus ne as having custom vide range of country,
There is new Steap ngne, Of g horse power attach
ances,-wlngn is in frstrate condition, III Since tho
cion Of the Engine the property has PAID To he pro
work, an interest Of ten PCT CENT on twenty thousand
of Land, with gpu1 dwelling, necessary ont buildings,
and two tenant houses thereon This land has been
peaedly lined, and is in a hHe state of cutiva on-
0ne bird OF the plrohas money vii be required the
execution Of the deed the balance be arranged in
easy payments suit he purchaser Persons desirous
OF examining tho property may call upon AS. EVANS
Tesiding on the same; on the tnwn
Of Snyrna. JOS, HOFFEChEk-
Emn a Ifun
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Farm a prlvate aaIn.

Al I'll f. subscriber will sell n PRIVATE SALE
YGSY his firm Onwho l he resides, situated in CHI is.
4bNa tiGna Hundred, New Castle county, State of
iJs1WIu Oinln glands OF Lewis Gr0veH Evan Philips
Thomas kinsey and nters, containing 70 Acres and IS
pcrohrs, about acres Of wood land! miles from Wiz
inugtOn and four mios from tho Manufactures the
iraGd wine. divided INTO enclosures well water ed
The land In good slate uf cultivation, and under
good lenoe the improvements good and substan ia
stunG house u bv 81 feel with Two rooms on the first
floor, wth entry running through, and on the secpnd
stone spring house with never failing spring wagon
ing gran, and largo shedding with Sthbng under, hay
hGuso o. in good repair There 10 young orchard of
chOieu fruit treOs beginning 10 bear. further ueserp
tnn Is unnecessary rs the subscriber living ON the farm
will show at any time to thuse wishing to purchase.
sep S-lmJt, SAMUEL ARMSTRONG.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Valuable Country Residence at I'rlvate

IA PURSUANT to tho last W n a ID testament of
fsEsfi1 James Campbsli deceased, Is nav offered AZ
acres Of and, in the highest state Of cultivs
OF peawaTee t1 & annet SSNa II
nlngton. The situation ia elevated and healthy, com.
nhdng an extended view oil tho fvCr Delaware aud
ognlns country is venent TO churches, schools aud
@ NJ ~ 9Ny ~ sP ~ q ny
iaT, Garage House, Cribs aud Smokehouse, with apple
ochhrd ard great variety OF cloce fruit treOs. and
w. gremfes are large stone Wheewrght shop, stone
lata and gardens for eqc the which is obtained
from springs and pumps is of the VERY best quality aud
yided into three, with house each division aud
Wi be sold IN that way if purchasers desire H. e
terms Of thle VIII be easy as large portion Of the pur
eiase money may remain secured on the property,
en- he obtained by application the PREMISES Or by
'' sent Is,os tT "a n nm cA,,np,,,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

THE subscriber intending to leave the
~ State offers his farm, l9nated On The IT. state
IssssHHyz Bird, miles from Smy mlits lTo en-
l,asSnsEN beaware Railroad, 1t contains 200 acres,
&-shahAs@ divided tito six fields, with good Chestnut
fence and stream of water running through each, l6U
Acres arc arabe land the balance IN Chssnnt anu white
tjnk The land has been recently med and gnnno and
other fertilizers have been Literally applied The i'm
prnyemeLts consist OF new ireme dwelling house, built
hack building 32by 10 feet, good stone milk house and
near the door. This Is very desirable neighboThOo
The land easily improved and churches, mills sehu0s
qurc of the subscriber on the premises or Of ABRA
NAM ATS, corner of Fourth and French streets,
Wilmington, Del, WIN. c. ALSTON.
aug 2l-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

7 ~
Tx NO. |, lsa valuable Firm OF 1877 Acres and 100
SszsH rouls, lying in Dover Hundred Kent County,
IEsgHA State Of Delaware, the ruad loading from
sESnA Dover Hnrs-head and about miles from Do
Ver. There is new Frame House with hToums all cellar
ed under, wtBn well ofFood water the door stable &c.
bushels Of Lime with Other fertilizers have been put
the Land wlln tho last car.
NO. ?, situated in MurdeTkil Hundred, Kpnt County
a6unt u miles from Dover niles from FELTON, Station
The Delaware Rail Road, adjoining lands of David Parry
r. w. Reynolds, Samuel Cohu and othNrs containing a6B
Acres and IL roods There two etis OF Buildings
this Farm new and well finished Cottage house, with 4
rooms, well ut tho door. new Creamery, &c. &c. The
uthor buildings in good order md situated TO easily
divide the IrupGty. There IS Ia Acres OF lrnb land and
g Aeres Of timber Of large gr9yth aud valuable for Sp
sO se!+ Of Lime mid other fertilizers have been put
tho lRud within the lasttwo years.
NO 8, Is tract of LINN lying IN Misppon Hundred,
Kent county, adjoining lands 81 Il, s. Cooper, William
Sapp, Cauncey Dill Reu Cain and Others containing
2Of Acres, with lug House. ~ Acres hong arabic and ISL
Acres in wood principally White Oak, and about miles
from elton Station The above properties will be sold
at fir prices, mud easy and accommodating terms.
For information apply to HARLAN L. UuLLtN0swoRTH,
CALVIN TAGGART, imiHgOn, Delaware, to JOSEPH
MCDANIEL, Dover.
juno 95-tf SAMUEL HARLAN, Jru < co.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

On Tuesday, The 29th Of September nest.
will sell at Pablo Sale inc prenseH, to the CHEST
ide,, she aEln on who'll now reside called ClGycr
ileldsn TINS arm contains sl7! Rerss, is situated on
he bead Of Wye liyeF, Queen ANUS county Md, o.
pubr road and miie distant from IHvigablo water
Ard within miles ot Two c4ntehe! tro mll,, d two
es; IS imnrnved with Harm stable, cprniouse eY
Il an ienslye shei ANAL but convenient and CONF
VEHAV inTabIa dwelling, md necessary out houses
al e MlG1 have been bntlt since n}i, The
ping kGtar 2 oaeh e fes. The sn 81 lint known rs
RCD cay, Is eliy CULTIVATION and Improvement, aud
about two THIRDS &c The clenLei and has zen asady
dressed with rich Mari Of which there sHn nbupdnncn
al access the premises, About third of aasa
uis hrn is covered with wood and timber, white ~
oak; red oak llckary aud Cheenu Possession q ~
the farm VIII lie given TN tho ist of January next.
and the usual lego OF sGoding whent this fall. Will
n nsu sell NJ the time and plHce my stock OF
N Horses, Mules, Cattle, oxen, Sheep, Hogs, Cart,
- - rucks, and farming implements.
,TERAS.-OE the purchase money for the farm one
thousand dollars and interest Ito hB secured by note oil
the purchaser with god enhOfsstsJ will be required IN
The first Of January, 1858, and the residue equal pay
mcnts one two and three years, all hearing interest
from the day Of and TO he secured by tho bnnda Of
the purchaser with surety sureteA 10 he approved
by tile subscriber. A deed viii he given when Rl the
nens 10 will be given ri upon the puT
chasors comp with tho terms Aforesaid and further
securing tho purchase money by mortgage tine pre-
credit of six months will be gwen ON all snles
personal property SO the purchaser given note
With surety bearing interest irnm Jay Of sale.
AMIR NJ n.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

LIsA FOR SALE. Asplenlui NJ l,rnpert CON
HfEA tauing 1i Acres OF good mud, Ems property
I4sL Is situated ia Nsg CASTE UNITY iel ahou if
tIswater on the Chris'ana RIVER and in 2 good neigh
hDrhnUd, close to schools churches, &e Tug hPTHpe-
uents are large new brick mouse wltl BACK hul
containing well nishei ronnF, with s29i gciinT w.
iee brick % by AZ feet in good order, ZOE house A
tenant houses; large brick merchant n!ii 5nY l1eet
10 maj ciIn work i is driven by 2arge water whe3i5
with an nuuence Of watOr tai timed u arge ana hue
saw mill for saving ship = her, gobd WI lnr either
landing grain piping lumbar, buc OF any us in1n=
uiaciuTe II tho Mills and wthiu o. yars IF he mills
on tide water. fhs property could beatraniageousF
changed in cotton wlnlen lhuOrS. ituod Mlrl ~
the dwellings, anu hGa Apple Oroharl with variety OF
nIner fruit, The ncatIUn is algp hCathy Price
So iO0U Io1s, balance long For lhll pafti
GUITARS apply 10 JAMES IL. RAY Newark Del.
III
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
THE WRECK OF STEAMER AMERICA.
Full DETAILS ny Survivors;


From the Baltimore American of Saturday,
The extreme anxiety Of the public TO learn
all the particulars Of the late disaster by whiea
tho California steamer Central America with
over five hundred Of her crew and passengers
persisted, has induced us to use every exertion
to obtain and spread before them tho fullest
details Of calamity so touching in interest
Anticipating that some OF the rescued brought
to Norfolk in the Norwegian barque Ellen,
would como up to Norfolk in the steamer Lott
isiana, two of the attaches of the American
went down last evening in tho North Carolina,
and by the kind attention Of Captain Cannon
and his officers were transferred to tho Lonisi-
ana off tho mouth Of the Potomac. ON board
the latter vessel they were received by Captain
Russell and Mr.. George Allen, Acting Ptlrsur
with kind greeting, and put into communities
tion with the rescued passengers on board.
We found on board the Louisiana the lol-
lowing rescued passengers, from whom we have
gained much information in regard to the ca
tastrophe: Capt Thomas W. Badger, Il. Il
Brown, Oliver p. ManloTe, William Birch
and Il. Ayulo.
1t will be seen with deep regret that Mr..
V. Dobbin, brother OF The late Secretary OF
the NAVY and who was returning from the Pa
ciic, where he had been engaged as purser on
board the U. =. sloop.ot.war Portsmouth, is
among tho lost. lie is known to have left the
deck of the steamer few minutes before she
went down, and its supposed was in his state
room at the time of the final catastrophe.
LIST OF SOME OF THOSE KNOWN TO BE LOST.
Vim. Lee, Canada.
Benz. Colt, Hancock county, Ill.
Hanson and John Home, Missouri.
Richard Wilton, Quincy, Ill.
Jas E. Birch, Fall Rriver; United State
Contractor.
Gabriel Brush, baggage master, N. York.
Charles Taylor, North Carolina.
Manuel Shreeyes, San francisco.
DR.. Fanni, do.
Mr. PARKER do.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
MILL PROPERTY AT PUB.
Lie SALE

IA THE subscriber will offer at public sale GU
~ IA Tupslav tho l3h day Of October next, at the
ls Court lldse door u lttl1n ihat yI'l4Gbe nil
anu O ElktOn, with about 20 acres OF land good state
Of cnltivaIin with good dwelling, hnrn and other out
bindings This properly is beautifully located thu
iia Elk with atubun ant supply IF water for The mill
II convenient to tue Rnlioai Depot ami also to water
unvIgHlion. desirRbe property both rs residence
ir the milling business further description !;
deemed UNNECESSARY pAftieA desiring TO purchase vii
xRmne for thenselves AIs3, IIas q Land near the
Mil, adjoining the lands Ul N. Manly, iaq., and Henry
Bennrtt Esq, and boun,lns on tue Ekion and Noting
ham roat coma tins Of acres, r1odS anu Perohes
and adjoining the 1hiyo ,aid lying between Tie Ekton
and Nottingham Road, and the bikUn and North East
Rua conlaing 20 aces r9l and "a perShos on TINS
extensive Vaw Of tho surrounding country. Also tract
Of land, adjoining tho above the opposite side of the
road, leAing from Elklun to North East, adolHng the
Ia DIS Of Mrs lollIngsw2[th ant 9ther7 eona nlng %
tie together, H3 Inny he deemed most desirable sale
To CONNIE nee NJ o'clock, p M,
TEAMS OF SALE -DLe-tourth cash, ono-inurth IN SIX
mouths one-Igurt IN twelve months, nnd onG-tnutth ~
Cd security with ntef Al fpm day of sale possess ION Wi
sS9nf ii ii-ts MARY pURNEIb,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

a Very Nice Little Farm for Sale
m CONTAINING IS Acres more or less on the
sEs road from liiue Ball To- Kenneth Square o miles
Irssm from Wilmington, Ia gh state oil cultivation,
lallL stone house old burn, fruit treeI, well wstele
MN nd sold on easohnble telns and possession
- 80, " ,n y, a Nj '" WIN. MoCAULLEY,
bn sng ~ tS Ika Market-street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

ii A Farm containing So AcTea, near l,ewlsville,
E2zssA Chester Co.. Pa. ljAcres tinlhert WI nlri,1
sagHH ty ofCheSnut, u is divided into heltA wei
ILl4- fenced and well w3,eTet land 4n,ar lar I'M
10 rooms and in fare order, ged warrni tue I0tr bhiI
good wagon house, onrn-cribs WIN gtgnnrs nihri ~
IN good order; young Apple OrohaTl NOW IN rTlma ul
hearing. Price S4olU ctsll, halntcn mnIgage nf 5Sf
ycars For more lu particulars call uf addtcss Jas
II. KAY, Ncwnrk, Del. See ~:
IA For SALE,--A Ftnlof ~ acres, near New
Es4HA l.ondnuS Roads, Chester Go. Pa, u = ny!
lsaeHN ,iAd into fields with wnier m all, Is under Ar
EaIA- fencing, Is nader good lmpIoye,nont, anoh1 u
acres thinner with plenty of Chesnn luF tfneng ih2
improvements are Stone and log houses nnn'anlnB
good ronins, with g1ni waterat tho door BAtn ~ y.
Ieet ne with HnOrs, with ud sahlngtO nurses aeh
cattle. Pioe So per aG;e saen cait ganes NOR Elge
for years wltGd Far lull n1fichtlrs cNl,ur
alAreaa "a MES d. RAH. NGMnrk. Dol. Son 7-lr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

n AYALUABLE FARM AND WATER Pow
TN CT u Cenll County, Md, mics from Elkton
IRagUu and within milo of a good plank ro1d to Elk
sill. Ton, containing 40 Acres ol Sood land Al r.
q Acres OF meadow lad, 20 Acres of good woodland
ana n under EOnl fencing. The Water Puweris good,
S3eei head and fail, with grst and mill and 0ll
ioods cam lwaer, The improvements arc good dwell
barn sly ca feet good granary cribs, spring house.
smoke House md other out buliEs, all i1 good order
rnoi Orchard Of IiuTent kinds of rnt, the farm land
IS well walerod and would mako good gazing farm tle
and hi be snld Mt Gi per Acre. Cal or addrass he I'M
jersigned for more fun particulars, at Newark, Del.
sept. 10 IT, IaMiss ~, liza I =.
IL. n 4 q L n LII L plIlEERIY Avn lILn-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

In ROOM on the THIRD floor of tho subscriber
shA n now building for rent, won make n very
1u pleasant ufoei for further par ap ply to tie
subscriber, No. in same Building. . ...-
feb. l9-tf. JOHN y. LEWIS
Valuable FARM At PRIVATE SALE
A. 4 THE sub2eribe5 VIII eel a. PRIVATE SALE
i 81 miles from Wilmington, on the road leading
rom newport to Gentrevlle II contains le5
ess 5i Of which are wood; tho remainder divided into
aonyenent Ids With running water n eaeh FENCES sood
grazing or airyhS purposes. The Improvements consist
81 large ono large barn. new carriage house and
sIagNry; with other out buildings Also, large Apple
Orchard full bearing, AM Ycdng orchard of TWO years
srowth. For further particulars apply to THoMAq o AR
RETT Wilmington DEL, to the subscriber on the pre-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

NA1N 31tsV 9sNVh5a1 2 VIZ. NzAAsk3F
In ths R0arishtnK tolon Of hikitneton, Md.
Az7A It's sitaetod about 9miles from the Delaware
EssHu road from Smyln ma to Ghestertown. tits also
well built comnodious and hnely being
te ina junction OF tne two rOaisaboie
uneh. The Ht to has good rooms the SEQ
ur good rooms down stuirn.
The Sahlng is all good Fullrepairs have heen ma 10
upon property within the last four years, which
{ethe with its convenient cation render 1t very de-
sabe property. Alheral credit VIII be gyen for part
Oft he purchase money. JOHN w. OSBORNE,
lrnifa Manor st. Ge0rgen, Dell, Oct a-tf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

~ paid into Ae stste Ttssrsry, and any amount %
paid not exceeding $4,000 shall - dividea ees~sen
he Commissioners a. . remuneration for ther ser
vices and to tower the e1psnses incurred By nem 10
tho discharge Of their duties, i...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners net yesterday, and were en-.
gagged nearly al day in examining candidates tor ap'
pointmeLt.
The following named persons were reported favora'
bly, upon and will be appointed on Saturday:
S1tord pr,e;nct and Part of the First Ward-C.
l.. Dodge, James Murray, George Keyser, s. D.
Knapp, = Holley, VIM. Dubois, Hugh +; Dean
Joseph A. Perkins, John w. Reynolds, VIM. mliiafu'
Frederick Huston, b. +. Denton, Reuben Philippe
Third Ward-AleI: Crasette. o.c..n
Fcu,fh Vara-D. w. Forbes, Thomas OGomsn'
John Whom. .,. Imam
Sirth Uard-Joseph Knight - Daniels, Em"o
uel Burgess, VIM. IL. Bailey, John Dougherty'
SertnM JVard-Edward Hass, X :: os tc' R,ch'S
NeLoe' H. nV b. Keium, v. L. Buckmsn kinnon,
Tbemss Williams, j. p. Paul, Thomas waisn; ~ pan i
Sheehan, w. s. Jarboe, George hyln, Fl uu%.on g
Sirs, Charles KeynOr joseph Jub0' john ha0s0n' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Oprco, TERRITORY TO BECOME SLAVE Star
tn. necoIe of Oregon Territory viii soon be rs2pns
=. the doors Of Congress for admission into the unioe
a. a sovereign State From the many private v trs
received from that quarter recently, We ere sasshed
that Oregon will to the astonishmenf Of Nonneta
Ibotionists be the next Slave State admitted ,nso
The Union The following 10 an extract Of ictyt
received by friend of ours yesterday rom gehue-
man in Oregon, who Is thoroughly pos'ed ID sacn
matters: ca. -. O.
"O,egon win be the next slave $40 IN, s,"rs.v
seems TO be the 90. Marx my word, her Ceossit.ln
win be adopted with the slave clause; IL one.
sided question. The inhsbifants are all Mssoaso
81 Eedtnck;ans and 70 their death On the old ssue
VI Aen'u' A''A'' lS,x Orleans Delta |sJA