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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

la L IL uni1r3ign d will sell nj PRiYATt.S A -
EEEyA ~ that vnllahu Farm ID autaiiu1, IN GuiNar
lsssHH Neck, iatoy til proper. Of Samuel W. Gh1ni-
and olhOrs, and contains l6 aprcu :
rnis tarnli ben t,ltly iiluatsd and possess
Is many atyantas =; II lies within men landn
lHnStudS bay, and a,aut mi l Chester River, schools
AID Hhutohelar Mith.n hall nil nc pgcmi,ca. In
ne fhnorhood ononlhi bost IN tc cou's;R paHp of eN
tH ut water IN ~ yard; ~ 1HCug COOS; with sltcu
oy Of Wood Art fiub T., The hiillni are conlauI-
Gus Two story Franc Dwelling House AID Il btk hIchun
Glnctd, with tn glossary out Buildings all IN good %
dor; " Thousand bushels IF Oyster slDs will ha snld
With the Farm, which Suc nj, when l No lime lr
Ts9e Farm y bush Is Of lime las bl appi 4 vPu,
the land, wi hin tho la, ftw uullhs ia any Of, wishing
70 purchase land this offers acknowledgements. Terms easy
For lurtl0r particulars address,
ar, 9O-Imu " 800 -, st,rnun Nd
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N = III ~ BNUWI DflIt ,ItFNI7 TFVI41 Nm
~ nouncest 10 tir pe',ps n y ilinngtnn that hna
rect etwuou French aud Walnut, wItre the hest of
nor sS and CARR AGES can he Procured the most
INK ,fle animals afe safe and reliable
aud the Carriages nl the first quality. As hten-
non MS entire nilt ntun to
hu isinrss aud kcup superior Ilutprs and Vehefs no
hopes that tho pdlie will 6xtehd 10 him shnte ~ patr
a. ",
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

According to the last reports there were in
into ths casual wards Of the work-housAs,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

II n VATUABTG 7 n !tNT NM W 2 TTsIt W 49, 49,
,-qst or in Cecil gouttY, Md., miles from hk,nh
M ant within ine of 4 good plank Tntd 10 liih.
saA4. ton, cundiipg ~ Acres Of gnl land ~ H. q
nod state OF Cnvatloi divided into ghelts, wth hhhh
ID Acres Of npadnw II d. ~ Acres ii good woodland.
nd all Gut1rgop@ fnc,ns. rhe Water PoweI Is EI1l
- feet hpDd and tt Win grlst and saw inll hhi nh
God ~ oil wAlrr, Tho nprnV oneuls hIe good dwo
ng 81 ieei s4trs, sud cunaiiis gud nnns aud gWri
urn 3ihy 81 test good gTnHary, cribs prlng Rouse
in'ko House, md ether o bnldigss MI n e9Hd order
good Orchard O different knls of rut, the llln nid
swell waiered aud woqh mikea goOi ga2 INK inTiu ",
nni has all hogu lined we'll and nav inses good crops
nd win b. suid nj &6iper Acre Galt or address le u
ersEhel Tor more full fRrtltu aTs AZ ngWh!k, 'n \,
"a " JAMES H. KAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

T. number Of til, most huagihl Building ln,.
9tsA within the llnH Of tho ci Of Wilmington; tAas
1g~f-AsA desirable locations
Twenty-Five HOnsha in iiranlywne Village
One w thr1s story House III Jefferson street. b9lWoer
9Th and 9th.
One new three story house, corner Of 4 aud Wn.ur,
stand. 49,. 9-' = -
One house IN French street, bween Oh and OH, with
gas, bH, u, and other mo lrm inproy tnanfS
bath, nc. 49, -
On, three story br OK house in From, 1t. near wes,
Three, story houses with front yards in Ma,h ton st.
heluw 9Th, d splh nflots las Ii,
fins lot teo front and It.. dnap In Washington At
beiw on a and Sd, chance.
may ll-tf. O. s. l. g, y. GRIJiIi
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REGLSTER,S OFTIf,D

TTpnN; ~ " T. AsIhE C0uNTy FFBRuAEy :Ith. ia5,
I ,,D.s " dpniicall"nni j. ssp NleSaltct
N .n Dyi = BTdg heui ii s@isas ii, FIN
~, '1N Snuhty deceased, u Il TRnI III T. 81
~ pS NE lS9s,a'tr mat The Anl isIi,,, Ill., Itrp
zee q me E[hntlnp II ei.Isti trld
II r,Ht sinn me GerGoNrl, with tie ai, q y. ~
i"rty J'y pA Ga@sg adMrsurtS te F1,c' ,G
mo pub c places uf Ne cuiit, l, r. ntN't The
ts ~ f,,a arlIE ep ti0s nliitl liz
, ~, ~ sainr u alhG by AGtui Assem- tt, 70
gaaS hHm +nd P'avlod Aba.0 GNug t y N such
pI . .I w - ~ o same pcrul III H.. iissY! y To
pun att, u newspaper nun -lrd In Il tit Rc-
ne continued thespn VIZ mn t!5s " - 'f'Ht!tlt tld te
(S RSdytn uH9.r lhe baud and Seal of rHaoof,L.
written. pETET Il wv X Ks q mud sea- above
a. diTfEas.Al persons hayn4 eeims n,,-,
a.tsI H. ,Ln ~ i,tt tina pre- the san,e d,7i hA
Fb,r w sHinlnishtor on W hrlDr ih uli,y
case lnRue Hnd provided. 49, " ASsslhhy in guoh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

VtTy VaIuaDIe MIII FTOpeFty TOT sale
A,-rA TiIE AgyERFiSER OFFERS AT rRl-
ESffA EATE ALE his rntro nit PsOpsty, CONSISTING
Isst Nh Iola 9tst Mill, iva Saw Mills and bna Caiig
sl1l4 Machine, running with Parker Rlslon wheel,
yoar and the other heay now, Attached 10 tho ppppfll
are four dwell n1 houses, nHa Of which j. nleu. FANNY
residences There Is also Iiul WhnEi.n valuable ieFFIn
aud Sha hsoy and IN Saustaby bed Of Sle marl o"
nulltcel by Dr. Higgins, la yal's " .;tto ToulIra
Chcmst," 10 bn vary rich, The property emilucos apn
5iAcres of cleared anl the stream uI good
there the Peninsula Tho above property stlHud
the head of nav4nb water tho Nuftwesr i1fk Of III
Nanicoke River; adjoining tho town of FodrlashuT.t
Caroline county. Md, very healthy nnishbJflnUI ana
isohjred for sa on accommodates TURNS; plsnps dispos
cd tn examine tie property arc Respectfully Eylled.
John ". BROWN,
feb. 10 3mo". Fnir'' b6r' Nta
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Valulblo Kent county raTm

valuable Kent County Farm
1.--A FOR SAItE,-ConlHluIHg 0 : rofes u Ui
tsslh wh,cn is timber; situated h IN stat rond
lsssM eid ng from Dover tn Siny rna and with sglt
o. DIVER; This fam 10 fms s'a'e e eutl-
li1s spread, and large quau!tt manure The bni D.
lngs ARE NEW two story brioH Dwelling az h. 10 ieGt
enyno inls nnek buildings, wha large new BAN, ~ by
70 iset and lhsf nnt enclosed by cedar ail
70 ose up an estate: ilns- hlrd .sh he balance
"I may 7.2m. DicKspP2 I CUt,RRETH. Dover. Del,
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3-A Ayala1boarmPf "a noros, in Kent county, Del
aware, about 5nles low uuvar, blwuln Nu,l-
lSsSHb CATION OH ion Cteyk and Delaware Ra Road,
@-Azas hb0!t u mlei from
~ OF noArly Jacro with wiartrot on the ChTii
creek OF 80 Ice ia land with impfo gemeMt.
\ three story trlck riok all in good
oTae IN Lombard 5srOs b9tween FIJI ii md sixth,
lhlee Story brck olse IN Pine street. between 9Th and
god b s land and soro ionse, .trn ed At Tho COR
House mex door ab we,
speldld Farm IN Now Garden Township Che ter ca.
snntainlls acres with first buildings hereon all
me % 4 order. Apply to -.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Sailing STocK.-So far as l know, the stock
growers arc very generally following In the
footsteps Of their forefathers, by occasionally
giving stinted quantity of salt to their stock.
In the summer they often throw it on the
ground, in the pasture, and being so starved
Tor salt, the stock will often eat the ground,
because of its being impregnaed with SALT
One OF the greatest errors now practsed by
our stock-growers, is the neglect to give their
stock the requisite amount of salt l should
as soon think of stinting my stock with water
as with ut.
My mode of sailing for number of years
has been to keep sufficient quantity of salt in
trough in my pastures and yards, so that my
stock may have free access to it, and eat it as
often as they wish, and as much as they wish,
always keeping up the supply. l think our
stock know better than we do when they want
salt and how much they need. They as we'll
know when they want salt ~ they do when
they want water, and when they have eaten all
the salt they crave, they will cat no more
When they have grass in the summer they will
eat salt every day. From my own experience
| am sure that cows will give more and better
milk by having free access to salt than when
deprived OF it.-.A Retired Farmer.
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4 vALuas1. i rAgId rols saL.7

A,,,l TIE ~ HSHRi BIER OFFERS Al Phi
5-+{iA NAfE SAi,is, Il Farm situated IN PencNln
hhaAI Hundred, New CnAtiu Count, and state ilri
ktNkl aware. Hhntt nlo rnm the flourish IE inwhnI
Newark, ant gngrtcr ENl4ie mon! the eYHrk Depot
tdjanng lands ui ainGS l.. M1riiu, Andrew krrrhht
horH, mtiinng 70 .irrcsnt whsh ~ AGtes are wood
and pfuinn heavily Irnbcrrl Tie arabic land is IN
gh state al cuitIvalion having heculHri al over ln
in's hni hn sr aef pplte mn time within the ms
ON with considerable uulHttS Of hu1un, hni lttS Vol
vanreu, rheinp0v, tnGns u;N sulstut M iva sIUr,
tame House ANA Kitchen attached, wiil well ni Eund
water IT 10 dnrr, wihH pump il tlS Same, irahe Burn
My 81 ttcT, with iTlHttanI Eori'ur. HNGn Csiafui
rr two iirHhrlts, Corn Cubs house tChfIs
III butt Within Inc last 2yeHrs, WIN n or necessary uu
nidhSs. Ais Two stn pnani House IN he p rlns =,
EnHd fplu orchard, with ua ahD o. iu ~. " i
mnyHnciit - H. hest SeNns u n e"lll hllh ininnls
nut FINN e;tkew!sP places ui Putiiu worSlipnuH mills,
,HN person wlitrttI plrcise wti call nl The undst
igund, Price Sgj ger Acsn, teinS Ctay ur Glsh,
tnG, 1-lf. i kMfS II, Nv, SOWHFa, li"l.
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EUH : IT. very Eus FARM, Of 5ill A .i---.S
res srn cd in kcrt county, Nj, nllcs fam t.fA
inhnlnn i|ef'y and fronting ~ the liay. The ,ti4U
int 1871 fHn best uEiy H1d Under good I'M, 4-skss5
lrpveupnt under gond rnrng tIN tdd innB lie ds vol
hLergi; ~ Aprrs near tint auouni in tiIhar, Ut
ana mas nj! hefM Ued and W tho produce van he shipprN
- ihl tatniAs tlmrrlga gGa innllHg Theinpnvotli"
70 -uo aud snh,lanliE brtuk house WI \ . rInns p
ne lfs Unnr AMI up, al ~ gOUd prDr, Gtnnhfy ~ "
I! teet WITH or rs ttt wiz nl! ~ tus ciri ahl9g
ukc llnIsH add EUri iiyigk allik iinnSe TIE wal Or
The liytug# ii very hHc. III pTndncc o. This fam WI
tAS ihhd5cuth. ierin5 SjtU ctsh, baAite ~ suhflN
a4inc tSn SlDR wit lgtraat. Price UnN Sji PEI A.
re,inr mra iuti particulars, aidresa JAMES ii. KAY ,
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- THE SIgi0harnll IS ur sale saerns nj Marsh
N;t 'iiuntHd in Newport AlHrsf. Il is In a il
lSssim Pr9IGtf well TIE purchaser could also gle i
ayltle ntx, t1s creek ROBERT L., AR NSTRuNG,
Hhf' $ ~ Chrlsl1na lld., Dol.
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AWARE CRY. FEn. . H. 5Es I',5i. AiJEtNA&DER.
e e nE:elNhLLs BUILT rIK
DRUGGIST AZ Af.1PEET1 CT

w used h9f c5s i"f "a, dfs,,ns the liar, much
NoCToR WORRELI,s r. /, aIIei iN AL Drug store.
tie raT wbpl s q s r rrutoH, ot s" ~ has
mass q Il, IN i es Gf my .y hayesivc1 n HIVE t
io b,tt%Sia. w ss.eeoi!oH aul VIII VOL ltn,i
"a ttDips II y, 80 - az H. GIN Mis- nt,u, trlu
IS ~. Ho't2rsr nl 5,cPaa N u ffi@ w.
EfERE Is naftr, h, n ~ a. Z. All. w '"'
,,of Y ,N"F, lar tllt H. %CIyA,F You want Mrs,
w ia li,i :, t'.ssgi's All b. ma r,,,,...,.
uil &c.: tnr salo III i, r. ssTtncn IaGns
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Agrio ultural.


GRAfTINo.-Thcri is many u worthless tree
about the farm that may be made valuable by
4 few hours labor at this season of the year.
Trees bearing sour, unpaatable apples, are
often vigorous, and If grated would speedily
make new top. The process is so easy and
simple, that any one can attend to it who has
ever noticed the operations The two essential
things are to bring the inner bark of the scion
aud Of the tree into juxtaposition, and to ex-
clude the air and moisture from the wounded
parts. A clear, warm day, should be chosen
for the work.
Trees with large limbs are best re-topped by
preparatory work. The old limbs in the tor
Of the tree, or about one-third of them, may b.
cut off this Spring. They will throw out Wig
| orous new wood immediately, and these new
shoots may be grated next Spring. BY thu,
grating on the new shoots for three successive
years. the yigor of tho tree will not be affected
aud poor fruit may be supplantod with the
| finest varieties.
Apple trees particularly are widely scattered
over farms. where little attention has been paid
to the orchard. Many of these trees are wortl
looking up and furnishing with new tops. A
small Investment in grafting-wax and a fine
toothed saw will pay. Any OF your neighbor,
who have fine fruit will be glad to furnish gratis
gratis.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

IA TWO NEW THREE STORY BRICK
~ H9ISEs slltatod at tha nrner 81, ,seyelti
lGAlAl. Apply 10 RIUlARD TAI RNftJN,
ap, l3-lnO. M. 10 Market 81,
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IN rNHE subscriber oIors at PRiVATESALE.
EEEA 4 hts three story brick dwelling It'll u Nv,
lsssM story hack building Attaahrd, Situate IN M
hIsg4&. Street hetween Walnut ami Poplar Sts,, the
aonplnn1datinns are large Pitlor, DINING rom Had
kltch9n ami hyo gund bed ohnmhers. houg hurit
range IN kit chen and heater Alntrs rate o.
Her, an for sley9ry low. POSSESSION gwen mnlIiate
~ If require Enquire Of JOHN LANSDhLE
l1i Marke ST., or on tho premises, or
Deo.a5-tf Chapman It Clayton, Au1tI0Deers,
EQuR Hogshsad or Cuba and P1ffaTlca ui,issses, on
Il hand and for Eas, by W VI. PIERCE
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~; a VIZ. ALE q h'lOD L AltM al l91 Acret
~ Ns IT 81 tAtd, IA uaw IHisns good LtUps DIV.
! ;M dai mo IT. =, a,th pure run rs watsr in Il
-iA ITS h'ef I'm "a heavy ~ part bANnoe qua nei.
tde ntd iauc " UUt> ldr: about artas wIudaHd l.
thu jImios Q Miiipn%, Ds'. aud 4 from y lessa,
lIul Fletisbh,u bniljmEs nlmntl, AMI wilt be sli1
~ PIlcH Z % per Acte; me ihrd or nueha, cash =
~ lu,thfr Information cani address AS, H. RAY .
sHaik, Dgl.
49, FOR S.tl.i.-A Farm Of 81 Acres. pdJnIrine
II m .whgtnwtt Cecil Gtunts, VI l., budti,g -.
isEhT ing house et.lnitIbIe taiA new, - by 81 II
M, divided lutp fed; NltI wa IA all aud y
n Anrc. AnnIN no | 4 MES n. RAN. NnNNark. De-
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Petty PRoscRIPrIoN.-The Pnstm aster Cen
eral, Aaron V. Brown, is INDUCING in tho pot
test and most Gisrespectiul sort Of proscriD-
tlon in Tennessee. The Knoxville Wig
says:
:" Well, Aaron is doing real Loco FocO SER
vice in Knox county, and no mistake He
has turned John Mynatt out of the Post Office
at Church Grove, and given the appointment
to Loco Foco some five miles dist ant, and
within three miles OF another Olfice This was
paying that neighborhOod up for its political
perfidy. The vote was 1914 Americ rus to 81
Democrats. He has also taken the Office from
an American at Woodburn, Knox county, and
given it to u Loco Foco in Union county. That
district was also guilty oil voting two or three
10 one against Democracy. And those rebel
lieus people did the same when Old Aaron was
candidate for Governor Last, hut not least
he has taken the office from competent man
in Maynardsvile, and given it to Loco Foco,
residing two miles in the country, reauirine
the clerks, sherffs, and others, to 60 to the
country for their letters and papersl'i
A respectable lady Of Rock Island stepped
into hardware store in that city, q few DAYS
since, and walking up 10 young man present.
I'd pistol at his breast and fired. The ball
struck steel rule, and his life was thus saved.
ed for wiping out SANDER against her fair
fame.
A fund Of 100000 has been subscribed in
Vicksours, Mississippi, to purchase planta.
tion to no presented TO Ex-President PIERCE
$4,000 more are wanted, the sum required for
the estate In view being 100000.
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Ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNTY, FARM
"a situate tahoutl miles from Nc%afk, Del, thrvs
ssskH nilcs ON +trIckersvuNrHu Tuh y ew Lon
sEElhI unZ hulls FMS ftmonuthiHs ia Acres 81
tH"I luh ll, ln Is ErnZitg order, II IL u
ilr,i utu hod1 wed iuncet Sni w"" ~ OF A. Acres
:, pr tmivr, s1ii Sp ug wager ~ nil heJs. Ihe I'm
rive uVn ,iG, tlnI5l { by II, hTn stories h!SU
Sh urrk Kitchen pp0 Il e.t square, and a. hnshrd
meta " y feet totii wei inlsind WleelwrwHt anu
'msEnr, good Sprln9 AMI s'tlu spring house ihr III
'rEe rHianu, tho Barn & hS 81 r; with shed Ing
firUn stl ltA ~ tcU straw lOlgr, ~ wagon
Iuse "a bs Ggt criiis ainGist, ahI criDsep
Ate5 bS 30 foe hlth. This tam Is siT.tui IL u guid
Gnh I"i@bufOui, Ghur shes mud reluul- use Ia inu
II al denominations. grist saw mill rjn nin'. llz
gruls1 hli shle"l mp Nv, nrl nnd e'Enl b. eEuri'
Il ihr Il, pr duct vrnesst an wupli ask all persons
yHttua am hkc his 10 sail and see &, as 4 Gin lc
Itus II; for 81, psr Acre Jam les il. RAY,
Dit. s-if. Newark, Del.
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,I,Wo BUILDING LOrS, on Pine ,trost, above RIM
81 leet front and 40 deep, Assn two on l.ni street
Gtwean Lombard aud Pine, 20 ee front mad - feet deer
Amply 10 JOSEPH COULD, '
.,h-tf = i,rtt and p.,.ia-- s1s
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Eoe sale,
frT5ffFf UNI !" IN At ,trGot,
GSsAhA Two Frame houses in Walnut stTng
shros o5y Brick lIolseln ShPey rect, bjtwcoa
blended country seat near Wilmington of 10 Aoro
for sale. Apply TO
ap. If G.S.M 5. =. GRl.RR.
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WAS a are ancc.
IEHE Also Inns property nj tho NOR ar III and
4-as<s-A Ma ttreils q. =. X 5. y. GRI'I}lj.
sE1, Fox sails
Hsl THE store house. No.S6 Market street Applyta
EkA G. ). Y ;. ). CRU BIB, second rtolS ~mYtiNs
aP, 2O-tf Building, ~ Marked St.
Ism Ear Rent
Es5p CARPENTER SHOP to mt, at cprnora 81.
6T4 - and Orange streets. Apply 70
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HAAA tihu ia = IlS,
"A AHALU ktt, pitnHt ION cOnta nus ppyArds
EIA of9 Hundred AoleAuf l4IRd, situ9Iett IN IIIr
lslsHH lnTd Co., on the n!i uih iGal iyaLiun fran
AnAkA Pnnde phH to Ball mn'G, and eStrnGius t,,ti
to The nagsAle water u Bush River. rhs prnpGrty r.
nuw divided into three Farms bS nItGral huid mes IN
titled rs s1Gh, with the Necessary dwoitus aEd DHTg
70 each The niam Farm rs improved With spia,6ur
brl ok Mtnsun, itbyt with irsNAtOu Ilrh
with servants r"un4 alta ind. 3llltHp on commas
ding emlnence, IN beautiful inwu and sruUrfls E rr
nuning the adjacent country, und uXttIGi wart pro-
necL; thbTe Is u IhiStiyisun RIs" ppg and Prtpf
Orchard Ut ehnlco fruit. Tie and unduates IL thu sol
with running streams in the fields iua Is natural v In
very host qInlty, on witch tLeTn has heeH seal viii
ia the last few Nears sGvdia lhuuulud hu-hasut iin
Lime whoh e readily purchased OF the tndtE " In
Farms the loot oil the Lawn, there lBan.Vur fn.
cupiuus Sprung Office cold water and mil Us Inlf,
good ithery sSton ling around the front s'VTp m
thP main Farm contains about $40 $40 nrrs uf Land
The other Farns are laid uIwIh les. iaAti aud me M
VISIONS be made 10 accommodate the views ii pur
slnsh srnns Of put nsins. There IS grent grlitIt
of TIMBER Rail iold Slotpers, Cord Nuut, &r sc o
my ufths division. The Prnprty VIII sod oD,t IN
uivued as HhIVa, rs Iat to DIES red, rEhCl wuud ann
judicinusy managed, may e he property 10 pIy
srawin crops can be mad with I'll main Fla NJ Inls pro
porty lieswilhlu mleOfseveal Mills, res, ChutcHt.
AID inl,es ON ptrry ans Dep4 nutho Inc ~ Il I
ph Inde phia and Wilmington an BH'tinnrt Rail tgtd
For Terms Or lurth n"r hnn. apps To theauh4uihpl
WA PATTERSON,
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STOCKS FOR SALE,


WILMINGTON md BrHndywlne Bunk stock for snlt
" Al.PSIO 'knt ,tlo Whining on toal Tia umpany
and WlLMlNGTONCi y per cent Onn for sale ~
.S.hS. $. GRuBB, ID story, smgtl's building,
d, Ei-ti o-4 r4,at
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR." Maniac in a Stage
A strange Affair, resulting in the possible death
u three persons, took place about two miles
from Eddyyie, Iowa, on the 10th ultimo. As
one of the Western stage coaches reached that
point, passenger, by the name Of Joseph
Patterson jr., from Joliet, H., in whose pre-
vlous appearances nothing singular had been
observed, exclaimed, "Why did you kill my
c1usinr With pistol and knife be then
commenced most terrible onslaught on the
passengers, MORALLY woWndlng Dr.. Timmons.
OF Knoxville, Marion county, Ohio, and severe.
ly iujurng Mr.. Hylawdyr, Of Jasper county, .
Iowa, He was an entire stranger to all the
parties injured, and insanity can only be as
signed for the commission OF the act.
The LmpsrOr Napoleon has sDtersd his 6oth
year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

LII TWO Lots ia fuuf, street, ietwsen SpruOa
Itssifff AID Pine, - feet front no ioai deep,
HsAA@- sale near Lnmpu's Fauldry.
,O ne anne House aud lot IN Jetnnl street betwcct
fwoastory Houses in 5th street bo,wepn Pine ana
81 ilOt of ground ia 5:h street, beweOn Spruce ant
Fine. Hp 27-t'' IT, 5. d X. > GRUHB.
FOR SALE.
IINioN BANK STOCK Tor sale. Also Mechanics Bal /
ny Ii. 'r's GS&S S GRE,Rn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

1,4 EOESALE-ASNuB FARM nrGO Acres. N
! fsA Tho YrhlaoT fUu Hill, CoG cnunty, - d .
sigh halsfc s s"hi alm taol an q s"oG at,,.r az!
~ u prtg>S lrhHia tnI1s a. kun, wuul make q
% siutC stan aud Farm roe y SIC, Hif cash Fr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04

We have before mentioned the organi-
zation Of live stock company in this city,
composed Of man of the leading farmers
and stock-breeders of Middle Tennessee, for
the purpose Of importing and breeding the
superior domestic animals of the country.
In furtherance of the designs of the COM
pany, two Agents started North, in Febru-
airy last, furnished with ample means, and
delegated purchase the best animalsth
could be found, suitable to the wants of this
country. The Agents report that they
have succeeded in procuring number of
superior animals. amongst which, are two
Messenger and two Morgan Horses; four
mares and seven colts of these breeds; six
Devon Cattle; number of Merino and
South-down Sheep; Essex, Suffolk and Burk
shire Pigs.
These animals will arrive in this city
early in this month, and it is the intention
of the Company to have them on the State
Fair grounds, near this city, during the
Spring Fair, which commences on the 7th
of May next.
The Company have shown commendable
zeal, for the prompt and energetic manner
in which they have taken hold of this en-
terprise, and we expect that beneficial
improvement upon the Stock of the State
will soon result from this Importation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
The Candidate for FIoater.


HsDiIOh9 of Ihb
GESrs:-I observed in your paper short time
since an article transferred from the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle urging the fitness of HENRY NANCY, Esq,
Of Nashville as suitable candidate for Foaser for
the district composed of Davidson, Robertson and
Montgomery.
No nomination, that could be made, would give
general satisfaction than shis especially in this
portion Of the district and from the fact that the
suggestion came from Montgomery county, il is
presumable that !, would meet with q similar fay
orahls reception there.
Since the inception of the American party, Mr..
Nancy has labored assiduousy for is interests and
won q well deserved reputation. II entrusted with
the candidacy BY bis party, be would make vigor-
Gus and able canvass throughout the entire district
He possesses in unusual degree every qualifca-
ton for successful candidate and efficient aud trust
worthy representative. A popular address-thor-
ough information on the topics Of the day-A high
order Of speaking sbiIity-and q legion Of devoted
personal friends viii carry him through triumph.
antly
The people are for Mr. Nancy, and We hope the
Convention viii ratify their selection.
POPULUS