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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

RSOnc after another, every man in
Congress from the South who voted against
the Repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
(Which has occasioned all the war in Kan
sas and the dangers yet to come to the
Union from the opening of that Pando-
ra's bo. of evil,') has been cut down by
the Slave Power, at the first chance. Ben
ton, Cullom, Milson, Puryear, were killed
of, and now the gallant Etheridge, Of
Tenn, is defeated, by 127 maj. Even
Texas forgcts her Washington, and elects
Runncls over Houston by 1000 majority.
John Bell alone remains, but the new
Tenn. Legislature is against him. Slave
~, like Jealousy, is "cruel as the grave,"
and remorscless as Satan himself!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

great {" h"r'r II rurr> II ty magic. Sr,H a, i
do gr'f5 i.ft an scl,ofn more thar one bttl~ i, -
quirrd To cum ary kud of Lrr~r Complaint from
wort Jauuaicr or DySt Sa 10 common head ache ~
Of VIII h are the result OF . ih,1ssd Lir,r.
The liver i Of Tho prirci a, regulators of , fus1
b dy. aul wlu II Trrf H. iuc we'll the pov-r,s
the y ,trm ar fully deyr.oitd The stomach l. AIu5-
entir~iy dr-ufrnt or 10" hrlthy ac of the Livsr;r
proper performance II it. functions When the sicnarh
T. at FAULT the bowels arr,sni the wiue yst,m suffer
consequence ofonr urean-the Liver-having cease :.
du IT, duty. For thu diseases f that organ tie
irrrir'ors ha made it h's study in Gractce
than twenty year, 20 find me rem~iy whrrrwi'L 9,
couutrart the many a. ran grmeuts to which it Is .
Iea'" tAai i> r u''iy : at last ound, any per-
troubled with Liver Complaint in any of it, forms. Ia.
but tutry "a bottle. and conviction l. certain.
compound has been + rr-d hy dissolvins guns sri
eNtrartu- that part which = soluble o. the active VIZ
tur> n! the meiirire These gums remove all moitit
lad from the system supplying in their plars
healthy aas Of bile. migrating the stomach cau,H;
food 20 digest we'll purifying the blood, giving tone al.
hsaith {" the whole machinery, removing the causes
the disease. amt th-ctu. radical without any Z
the ia- BE after affects. felt by using Calonsl
Mineral Poison that are usually resor;ei to.
To all who will follow these directions i. 20.
lively Guaranteed. Sl,E III ,DAcHE be cured by
usr of two tcaspoonsiu taken soon the a;tacE
felt.
The Iuv-orator usrsr 1s cure our stomach or Il.
bad ,ffccts experienced after rating.
Bilious attacks Yield readily to one bottle, and Chr-a
ic piarrhra, difficult it i to cure, is trUul-
some t. those who take thr Iuvisorator.
For Dy>pepsa Jaundicc, notfin, in the know
world act- fully quickly the lnvisc1
t"r 1t removes al! yelovEesS and unnatural eoloTiz
the skin.
For N-ht Mare. take dose Seforc retiring, ami !:
SURE preventative
For Female obstructons il j. safe and sure rcmcf'
it removes the cause cf the disease.
Costiv-nrs> exist whore the InvgCrator i free,
taken, while thoiic yields readily to few doses.
1t must be known that all these Lirer diseases
caused by drranced Ltrsr and to them ne-'i
lVIK m"drirr; it has medicinal powers, never ,sfT
diacoNrrei. that viii all die, Of the Irsr
matter Of bow long standing hat may be their fern
The aev, medicinal virtues extracted from the guns
ussd Is such To be astonishing to all who their d
etS Tor none ran the medicine without rcc'i'rs
lenttt- IL acts agcLte Cathartic. and should a.a'
b. taken IN sufficient quantities TO Operate the '"'i
gently III" hcst way To take il is to take the mrir'
in the mouth, then take water and swallow ei
toeriher lE this way the medicine will eaTcr'y er -
ted SANFORD co, rruprigtar,
3l5 Broadway, New iors
Sold By CHRIST 4 CILDWELL. Leiristnrs
sew W.R. MERWlN, Asgn'-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT

PUBLIC SALE!
DY Plurlus order of the Orphans Court
ID of Union county, will expose 10 sale
on the premises, on
Tuesday. 18th September next.
commencing at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon,
the following Real Estate, viz:
THE "MANSlON FARM Of the
late Wm. Wilson Jr., Of Kelly TIP. Union Co.
Pa, adjoining lands of David Heinley.Wiliam
Brown, Mrs. M'Clure, Joseph Musser and the
West Branch of the Susquchanna containing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
III Acres and Is PercheS.

The Farm is of the FIRST QUALITY of
soil and under good improvemenLhandSomely
located on the River road about half mile
from Lewisbnrg. The Improvements are a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
FINELARGE BANK BARN

nearly new, a two-storey frame Dwelling l-zA
House, Corn House. a Wagon Shed .-44A
and other necessary Outbuildings-a never
failing Spring of Water in the Cellar Kitchen
and Well with Pump in the Barnyard-and
20 4 thriving young Apple Orchard. Water
= can be had IN most of the fields.
Terms will be made known at sale.
Persons wishing to view the premises are
requested TO call on the Administrator, or on
Joseph MuSSer, near the premises.
HUGH p. SHELLER,
Administrator Of WM. WILSON Jr. decd
July 81, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

Two colored men, Edward Collins and
Washington Good, were burned SO severe
lyby canal boat taking fire at Harris
burg, last Sunday morning abou, 3 clock,
that they died the same day, after suffering
the most excruciating agonies. Supposed
to have been Intentionally fred.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

Miss Elizabeth Blakely fell in the canal
at Milesburg, on Saturday night, and but
for the timely assistance of some persons
who heard her cries for help, she would
have been drowned. The night being
N'Fy dark she missed the road aud fell
es,i :Le b.ut
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
More State Robbery i
A plain Law palpahiy violated

A plain Law. paIpahly Violated
BY .Audttor General d iSdte Treasurer!
iBUCKALEw TRIES HIS HAND!
The. public will be astonished to learn
that the counsel employed by Henry S.
Mott, IN the case Of his application before
the Supreme Court for an injunction to
prevent the sale of the Main Line of tie
public works, have presented claims to the
accounting officers Of the Commonwealth,
and that the Auditor General actually al
lowed the claims, aud the State Treasurer
paid them: The attorneys bills were as
follows:
VIM. NJ Meredith 81 900
c. H. Bhckalew 100
VIM. l.. HirSt $50
James H. Walton 300
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
A Call to Farmers.
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK.

Farmers, drop your toois-pouse a little
read tbs, and rctied!!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
1>ruisbnro Cbruuult.

o. N. woKpEN & J. r. CORNELIUS.
r. scnsff.rss .TFen.-Thc lsEwIsBURG CHH0vlCIF,
rpl,S the Ca i system, has the largest and b, st
eirriii ,tinn Of any Newspaper in Union County. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
Union County Court Proclamation


Registers Office, Lewisburg, Aug. IL, 1887
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

The DANGERS OF LIGuTNING.-SAbout this
time,' as the old fashioned almanacs would
say, ''looli out for thunder storms" Franklin
has given some precepts for the use of such
persons as, during thunder storms, are in
houses not provided with lightning conductors.
He recommends them to avoid the neighbour
hood of iire-paces. Lightning does, indeed
often enter by the chimney, on account of the
internal coating of SCOT, which is one of the
bodies foe which, as for metals, lightning
eyinces u preference. For the same reason
avoid, as much as possible, metals, gliding,
and mirrors on account of their quicksilver
The best place is in the middle of the room
unless indeed, there should be lamp or chan
delier hanging from the ceiling. The less the
contact with the walls or the floor, the less the
danger. A hammock suspended by siken
cords in the middle Of large room weuld be
the safest place. ln the absence of means of
suspension, the next best place is on sub
stances which are bad conductors, such as
glass, pitch, or several mattresses. These pre-
cautions must be supposed to diminish the dan
ger; but they do not altogether remove it,
There havo been instances of glass, pitch ahd
several thicIynGsses OF mattresses, being travers-
ed by lightning. 1t should be understood that
il the lightning does not find round the room a
continuity OF metal which it may follow, it may
dart from one point to another dramatically
opposite, and thus encounter persons in the
middle OF the room, even ifthey are suspended
\ in hammocks.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
Agricultural.


SUCCESSION Cnors.--These arc found TO pay
well with the market gardener, and no gets
sometimes three or four crops from tho same
piece of land. The farmer, particularly in the
vicinity of good market, cannot afford fall
lows. He should rather aim to crowd up his
land to its full producing capacity, and get,
where he can, two crops year. Two tons OF
hay to the acre and once moving will ray well,
but five tons at two mowings will pay much
better. The interest on the land is no more,
there is only the additional expense OF manure,
and the laber OF gathering two crops instead OF
one. One hundred and fifty bushels of pota-
toes TO the acre will pay well. But If these
can be harvested in July, and crop of ruta
bagas put in, it will pay better. Corn lisa pay,
ing crop, but il you sow turnips atthe last hoe.
ing in August, and get two or three hundred
bushels in November, it pays still BETTER
Farmers are beginning to understand thest
succession crops, and make their land ricf
enough to yield them without exhaustion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

STARE THE BIRDs.-The woods are vocal
with them now, and you will see the half-iicd.
ged young Just leaving the nests and learning
to take care OF themselves. They are at this
age, an easy prey TO cats and miscellaneous boys
They should have the protection of every far
mer wao understands his own interests. Every
bird saved from the fowler Is the deaf h-warrant
ofmyriads of insects that are waiting to prey
upon the farmers crops. 1t is wise to sayo q
strip of woodland near the house, as a shelter
for the birds. Where the forests are already
cut off, it is good plan to plant Il corse, with
a variety of trees and shrubs, as a shelter for
the birds. Somt fruit-growers make boxes for
them, and put them up in the trees. They
nav for all the care bestowed upon them, by
keeping the insect tribes in check. II you
want to have good fruit, as well as morning
music in your tree tops, spare the BIRDS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
Sea Bathing on Collins Beach.
t.nEaa, XRSrEs = fAlh 4 hdENNH 10

Ia THE subscriber hayine leased the above pm
N4fs uaT SUMMER retreAl for the season. ard httct
sshM il up III ST. lc of elegance 20 renner II ifhil
EsGl- 10 tile INVALID Ho 4rHeHiic t. thr HEALTHY,
now prepared receive Ruarders and feeling assured
that the has in disbursements made ample provisions
for variety of lastgs to enjoy the LNutGBol CuD
SUMMER retreat during tho warm season. The 'iyge-
possesses advantages for personal ard social com
dual slope Dfthe shores enables VISITORS TO RATHE
any time without inconvenience 10 personal cnmiuf
security whs all the advantages ct the s' NHlrt
arc fully secured Fish and Oysters are NJ Pill tltns
ready in Al uniance for the Table While TO those who
fond Of the sport OF Flushing ana Gunnng, eVn cp-
poTunity and convenience are Afforded to them ior III
duglng in these innocent amuseneltE.
IL There is large Ball Room and Ten r Alley at
taclIed.
jtJ- TERMS.-Per waek 81; per day l.25 and 81 cts
per meal. Horse feed At tue u' il rncs "A tack vi By
1T )eakynes Landing the arrival ut tile steamer ia
DON to convey passengers 10 the House. Tu2 EoH
ouullps at New Castle, Delaware City ard Port Htu.
/ nlY LII. PErEk CAKk. Pcmnrtatmr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

Terrible DEATH STRuoaLE.--0n Tuesday
the Both ultimo, the schooner Roanoke, sailed
from Newburyport, Mass, for the Bay Of st.
Lawrence, when VIM. S. Harris, Jr., who was
under the influence of mania-a potu, seized a
lad IA years old, named Jewett, and threw
him overheard, jumping after and trying
to drown him. The poor boy, although sut-
fsring from sea sickness, struggled hard, and
was soon afterwards saved from the madman's
grippe by the schooner's boat. Harris was also
picked up, but died in few minutes, and his
body was taken back to Newburyport tor inter-
ment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

TnAxspLANTISG HIoKoR1Es.--It is very rare
sight to see hickory successfully transplanted.
Fins and naples livereadily and are the favor
lite ornamental treesby the roadside. But the
foliage Of neither is so dense as the hickory,
and the general form of the head is not much
more desirable. The hickory, especially the
shell bark, ought to have a place by the road
side on all farms, for its nuts, if for nothing
else. They may be prepared for transplanting
by cutting the top root, and compelling the
young tree to throw out more side roots This
should be done in the early Summer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

FALL TrnNirs.--Every one who desires to
make y good crop Of turnips should make his
arrangements, so as to be able to SOW them
about the 2jth Of this month. BY sowing thus
early, should the plants be cut oil by tlies, or
tieas, there will he time enough left to rUsow.
The general practice has boon TO SOW turnips
on the 10th OF August period too late in the
event OF the plants being destroyed by insects
to allow of Resolving, contingency that every
culturist should guard against.
Preparation of the ground.-lf your ground
is not in sward, give it two ploughings; take
care each time to harrow until the soil is per-
tectly pulyerized and in fine tilth. Plough in
one half OF your manure to the full depth of the
tnrrow, which should be a deep one and ha--
row the other half Of the manure in just before
You sow the seed, unless it be bone manure, in
which case, harrow il in.
Preparation of the Seed.-Soak the seed
from II to II hours in fish oil, then drain the
oil off the seed and mix ashes with the seed
until they are entirely separated. Seed thus
soaked terminate quicker than do unsoaked
sued, while the smell OF the oil is repellant to
insects.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

NEW CASTLE County,, jung nth, 1857.
IIl,oS the ngpllrati@n 9r Mary Ann Poole, ,JPsep,
o. tnole nlo Of Mill Greek Hnndei, N aaid County
leeoRse i i pRUER ED ani directed hy the Register
fltt the Administrators aforesaid. give nntico of the
srnn!ns Of Letters o hdmpshalion nP2nthe Estate Of
iu- advertisements 10 he post ed within forty dRt lIuT
the date al such l.et efs ~ SIX OF the mos public
ilynf dgumuls aedHst .ic Estate q present ne sne
provided. And also the Same to be inserted wlth
in the atue period 10 Delaware Repuh cana news
pHprr published ~ Wilmington, and To he continued
therein we months,
SInSS Rasistcra tuashUi, 1t New Castle, In New Cas
- lie County NiNrrsalf, he dHy and year above
Written PETER II. VASnIiVER, Register.
NoIlGE.-All persons having claims aganstthe rs;
tate ue deceased must present the duly atiested
ntte Admlnislrutu before thu lli day Of June A.
u, l5j4 nTibide dug vet OF Assembly such Gaze made
anu pgdElGtd. NARN Ann POOLED
JOSEPH POOLE, Adm'rs
TIIUS II POOLE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

ShlLp KILLED BY 4 SNAKE.-The Lansing
infant child of Mrs. Flagley, living in the cas-.
,sln patt OF that village, while sitting on the
uo 10 IN tho house during the temporary absence
oi IT'S mother, was attacked aud bitten several
LINES Sn1ls ey Massasauga snake, and with such
Aa1%i sfiect that il died on Tuesday,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

a THE subscriber vii offer ut Private Safe
%szEs%M tho Farm on winch he now resides, situaed
iSE1IfI u Mill Greek Hundred New Castle COUNT
LII State of Delaware, adjoining land soi Maxwell
iHsS A b. OcheltrDe, Jane, Spcing u. lsnc Mcnten
lsss hail. mud Bthnrs, Gonniniue 100 acres, ahuut "a
acres of wood lnEd, miles from WILMINGTON aud mite
from Railroad a Newpnrt, u ID dylted into enclosure
with wnter in every field; The land is m nud state rs
cultivation having recently hecn iuel. Tbs m1rngC
ents ara sui sian al two story stone house with rt
spring house over never Failing spring, barn ny "
feet with shed attached aud stahinE under nenti Wa
Eou and carriage house, and other necessary ont buildings
ali OF eli are IL good repairs the farm Is coVemen'
hnrhuod ard IL well worthy the attention Of those wlSns
to purchase JOSEPH fDoL'H'.
July 6 2mus.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
VALUABLE LAND At PRIVATE SALE

THREE FANMS.
m NO. |, Us n valuable Farm nj Gi ArTa,HrI 9O
fE m roots lying IN Dover Hundred. Kent County,
lsssMh State Of delaware, on the rnnd lsItmg ignu
LLIHA. Dover to HaTs+head and about miles from 10
yer. There u new Frame House vita 5Topns III sear
ed nnh with well Of good watPTat he door stuh 4
About one ll the laud is arabic the rnst in waol: iul
bushels ut Liiu' with Other Fertilizers have been t
the Land wlfhln the last year. ~
No. p Is situated in MurlrTkIli Hundred Kent Comfy.
ahunt miles from Dover, miles from FELTON,
Tie Delaware Rail Rond adjoining lands Of David Parry,
X. W. Reynolds Samuel CuhI aud Others, CONTAINING ids
Acres II rOods. There are two sets Of Buildings Oh
this Farm, and well finished Cottage house, with
rooms well at tho door, Creamery, Il G., &c. rhp
other buildings in good orde and 30 situated 10 easily
divide the property. There is la Acres OF amt
1871 Acres 0tnbtr, Of large gr9%li a valuable for S4l
anNNhUShGs IL LING, and other fertilizers have been p On
the land within the last two years M
NO, s, Is tract Of Ian lying N Msppillion Hundred
Kent county, adjoining lanlsgf f. :. Cooper " liam
Sapp Chauncey Dill, RRInpn Cain and others, containing
2Ois Acres with log House, ~ Acres being arabic aud ISL
Acres in wood principally White Oak, aud about mr;
from FELTON, Station. The above properties will lie sold
Mt fair prices, md on easy AMI acconnglntins terms,
For information apply 10 HARLAN y lInLLINGsW OITu
nECALvlN fAGGAKT, ilminstou, Delaware orto JosErH
NJ cDANIEt., Dnver.
= #, II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

l-.A THE snhscrlhpr will sell at PRIVATE "a III,
k.ifh his farm in Pencner linndrEd about 2tlr4 from
EEsHh tho i}ornsl OF Newark cUu tuHG 10 Acres ~
lalSa- Acres OF which having been well Imel Is ina
high state q cultivation NJ the present growing crops w
show The h1anoe in excellent timber. The nuulh1r Vii
hseHlS seven, each OF Which Is well waered 'Vrr iHNg
stream passes through the farm ninrdns nj ait neaa peu
liul supply nt winter for stock. The improvements ara
neat two snred brick dwelling with kitchen, bari IS Is q
feet with Stablng underneath aud large hay srl alRce
gnnnTy q Gpnvenlnlt SIZE mtk inise aiifaly arnTga
NM ~ other necessary out buildings, an whehUr4 IN
good repair. This Farm schools churches
mlls, &r., excellent nrishloIhOnl. aud Il We'll
worthy the attention Ol those wishing to
or apply III person TO ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
June g2t, on the nrpr1,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
NEW ATLANYiO H0TEL,

CARE I$EASD, n, J.,
ri lSnnw open for the reception Of Tlsliofs. The
fsSA location of the House in Leguallut by any an
s5sm the Care and Is the ceerhInailon Of t9e pTa
which may awe plea and isEaoio 70 their gneas
Superior ACCOMMODATIONS, 0bglus aud nttentlyr ser
wants Board 50 per day, or ;Si2 ger week. Chidr.n
and Servants In " price,. ..,
JOSEPH MCAIAklN, p.,rris,-t.
BENJAMIN McNfAkIN, / FiopI lel1rT'
Any information relnvG To the ahoyp VIII be cheerful
ware Esta6lisImHnt of JOHN hcAlAltlN, N. ". cor
her Of Third and smiley sts.. in this city.
La La
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
Balance due from collector
JESSE GREGG
las ARM STR ONG
CHARLES DDuGHERUSA
If.NSI u IlItJ, = - 7 .
MAS, ARMSTRONG, Roai Com'rs,
fNIIAI9I IS nnIFGIIERFNNA iuly Al
CNTRAL HOUSE

Ia THE undersigned would respectfully announce
ftS that he has become proprietor Of the above house.
lsssHn sitraed on the L9ncaster Pike about mles
lAsShA. from w ilmngton Formerly known the Jack
Inn and has opened II aud il now ready 10 acCOmo
date tho travelling fHbu. Tho house has been reHoh
dlod he Inferior having been lifted up IN and
nrtnlic maner-thc rooms arc well ventilated ant new
Beds aud Furniture boon prucre-l e tah0s will he
stnntly supplied with the best the aket affords Its the
intention Of the proprietor 10 make this paCe OF the
hest stands for rnvgrS in the county and all who desire to
sell or purchase clttlo are respectfully invited TO call
New stables aud shedding have been erected expressly
considerable expense for the convenience OF DRIVERS and
others. Attentive Oslers will he always IN attendance
iunp al, THOMAS Z, MORRISON,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
a VALUABLE LANCASTER Co., E'IAktll
AT PUBLIC SALE.

IA ON SATURDAY, August LIST, l8I1, will he
E5z.ifff " sGldat ~ Bile SALE on the PROMISES
lsssM in Litto iiliian township. Lancaster county, a
y .AhA- yalunhle Farm, situate Wiihn miles - pah
s,ll mle FEN the ltie Britain s. AlseE !"g;e mile
tilmngtou, ndiong lands Of John ]. Evans, I"hu CHI
sou, ESQ.,, Matthew liam ana others, ana aiuirF a.
hut ldl Acres in two tracts q about eaua m%r and shot
en- heds There is Young ba1rinB Apple LrchHrd and
cl isIot SURPASSED by any II ms seniiornt comry.
4by 80 feet hack building, y feet IN depth pous
theloweI nur chambers on the und and nlheatte
late roof, recently painted and papnrPd, In Cuny
ne whole front yard well s!RPieb with ornameg,a
new Bunk Barn, - e square, 20 feet Stories sub
stantay built with yentlanrsi aud tn he'd in the hest
orr crib Sn9ke Iimse,, and otief out buildings Tie
pnfchh.er, daslIa have Hussessono Of The Mansion
louise t.ils in. Sale TO eonlggnqe 20 n,cl9eA.
JAMES BLACK, Trlsce
For Nj. X. EWing. rs his
iune 2e-yt, Attorney N fIcl, II, T'NytNI3.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
EnR SALE

ebsa. THE WASHINGTON HOTEL. Al NEWARK.
asa1 will sell, at Private Sale. the above well
@'A@L known stand, now doing n heavy BUSINESS, The
pfopeliS is situated the cenife OF the Tuwn tile
Nam street. The Front Lot Is about llj feet the
street nlH trimming back about $50 feet. Inc Buldlngs
CONSIST nrgr spacious House, containing III
Ruuns, All IN sGnd order, with StHbng nr 81
head ohogscs, VI good Sheds, 80, with Drove Yard
ack, Tor cattle. p property Will rent for S 5uu
Hqd VIII hr sod fur S6,5pn; one,half Cash, balance,
MatGAhp. Possession in one mi Ntter shtn. Cailur
addrSs3 the I'm iergignpd soon. JAMES 1. RAY, New
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16
vALuABaa t'ANN1 ron SAIL

ga THE pnderAgned will sell a PUBLIG SALE
fSsGff az the Hotel o Jeremiah Cosden, IN tho village
liSi OF OF GheserSile on SATpRDAY, 18th July, next,
ton IN Kent county, NIL occupied by w r. Boyer and
adjoining the lands of Il Masei and others containing
Acrea,nlure OF less. This Farm beautifully sita
ted lying about Of mile from Chosteryiiie and miles
rom me Town o. Wilmington. on tho mHin road from tho
the utter Place To landing Churches,
plicaun OF Lime. The buildings new and sufficient i6r
the Farm. The fencing sgpod with suipiency Of wood
and timber A. well OF excellent water Farm. The
purchaser can have pqssessog 20 fat are
OF the purchase money to be paid the january next
twhen possession will DO gven and the balance one and
two years. JOHN NJ. GOMESG,S,
may 28-ts. JOHN f. NEWMAN.
THHE FACT 1s.-We are gslIng the lig6tsst SIG ~
and King july l3tt