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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
UNION STEAM NIIEI.
SASH, BLIND, DOR AND WINDOW FRAME
MANDATORY,

FHONT 1T, UpPusITE TILE HLArK IuRsR IIuTEL,
"a, WILMINGTON, DEL.
The suhserhor being extensively engaged in the manu-
iacinre9i SASH Blinds ard Frames, would respectfully
invite the attention amt extend an invitation onll Gar
peners Builders, &c. to give hima cal and examine his
Eofk and prices before purchasing elsewhere. manu-
isGtgIe to o. deTand keep on land WINDOW and nOOR
FRAMES, mud SASH Of all kinds. such ms DVl.nW and
tt0J,lrrlldliC, pltAiM9SP SASH, BgLh SASH. GREEN
and stationery, Shutters of oil les, Doors Of all ylea
and ckness, MDuljngs oiall sizes and paterns MY
work is of the hest eTia well seasoned mai ty he
best Of w9rlmen and sold atths LawFsT CASH PRICES
ner, ut very short notice, WUrkprimed ordered. BIO
w AL orders by mail directed a. my ;addresswll
sp Ii-Iyw&a JAMES d. SMITH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

Several thousand unemployed woriSmen in
almost as many in other parts OF the Island, are
ont of work and besieging the poor-house for
bread, and the magistrates for advice. They
are holding meetings in Smithfleld to devise
plans to keep themselves and their wives and
children from starvation. The London Times
advises the worSmen to go to Australia, or some
me other of the colonies.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

Z WuIIL eiIIGs
~ WILL. hn sold Mt PUBLIC SALE, the Stock md
~ w Utensils ol two Farms, IN W EENl.SDAN,
80 the 4thdly Of March, 1871. at Hollywood Farm,
nonr Boworvlle, Red Lion Hundred. Mules. 10 Horses,
snne oiwhice are gun travellers; Brood Mares, pnir Vi
mGtc gray colts yeafs old this spring, 2cpS three ycns
old colts two yenGS oil md ue ycarliug gn6 yoke OF
oNen 10 Cows, Bulls, III Shuls, wa with roanSle-
recs: wagons with wooden aNlGtrces nx-cHS,
stalk lanprs Dearlam$, amlotu' Fans, Wheat Drills.
hnrse royeL tGmSs patent; Moving Macaiqe and one
of descriptions. pnw, llarrnws. Shnvps Spats Forks
and Hoes. Also KITCHEN FURNITURE; I large cook
stove, ten plato Stove, coal Stoves 2crns with yRTe
y of Pans Ians Shpudersnnl Tcked Pork together with
many other articles rnlnentrI Sale tn commence pre-
cisey Mt 10 clock A. NJ. rlRAIS-Al sums under S2u
cash, all over that annnn nine months credit giving bonds
with approved end1rsGTs.
feb. 3-ts BARNEY RIYBOI.D.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

ANOTHER SEARCH FOR SIR JONI FRASKLM.-
The British Wing says that preparations are
being made in Canada for an expedition to go
in search of Sir John Franklin. For this pur-
pose, DR.. Rae is building, in the Kingston dock
yard, an Arctic schooner, to be ready in March
next to go to Quebec, and thence to the Arctic
regions
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale,

u
Rrrsa THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETIR
faEIf mined to dispose # lis Real Esuie IN lie tnwIl
sEGRu Of Odessa, will sell ~ Private Sale on ptvan
c ~ ~ taSeonS terms ne tol9wlns property 70 Wit.
street one two story frame Dwelling mud Kit"hnn Ghv
" leet situated on the 81, GeDrges nnla short ,anns
t.pNS we store hnuse; two on and half story frame
4 i g DviSsi9n street, ndnno Shop and hi ad
hargs r"tm ihl'ls desirable property, v he splh
nah u npii Tor sOnn possession given on the gittI
lfthe stnre property is not sold by The 18th Ny
pnttGglnrs Apply 10 THOMAS r., ESO>, Ode ia, 1ei
" ~ the Shhscnher: ,WlIdlAM WUOIAsrUN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26


WIEN AND How TO Sow CLOVER. Judging
from experience, as well as observation, we
think decidedly the best season is during the
months of March or April, according to the
latitude. Some SOW upon the snow-1as it is
easily to see whether the seed fall evenly, and
when the snow melts away it in part washes the
earth upon the seed But even this is objec-
t'onable, since some of tho seeds will re-
main uncovered, and, in the evont Of sudden
thaw or rain, currents of waterwill reproduced
which will wash the seed into burrows or low
spots.
Our most successful practice has been to wait
until the snow las departed, and chose morn
ing, or mornings, when the ground is frozen an
inch or so IN depth, and when there il little air
stirring, and then carefully sow tho seed as
evenly as possible. AT this time the surface of
the earth is filled with little crevices formed by
the frost. Into these the seeds fall and when
the ground thawS again most of them are thor
oughly covered, as if planted by hand.-Er.
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House and shop and Pergonal PropertY

{ NJ,
IL ATrUbnIC SALEM I'LL BE sol, ID AT
fsssfh ~ PUBLIC SAL.i, ON TUESDAY, March
lssshH 10Th. lBhI, tie PREMISES w the village Of
LIsAia- NcwGnr, lot eogianlns about one Acre, on
attached, also good innle shop which has been used
iur shoe nmkna Will alsp sold ut the same timc One
are and colt Two old THE SpflMg, mich Cows,
leae otNonng Galto, shola; Dearborn mi harness,
l!nrse cart aud gi1rs, WheGharrowpnt Household and
Kitchen furniture Five Acres ni Wheat in the gruUh,
barrels of vinegar 2hivcs of bees and variety Of other
articles. Sale 10 commence at 10 'enck A. VI; FERNS
ut snle. feb. G II. NlNEN q. MILLER,
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P ersonal Pro perty.



Gf5TTGs WILL. BE SOLD AT PEtIi,IC SALE. ON
EK IthtRsntS ihsl2lhul March, 1851 III NJ ii rome :
$500 NO. At ~ ~ Pslqeadgr lid, the HMs esrff,d
sn ~ Z Cots ye9fs pli 2 Colts year old. COWS
70 cave md neal Of young cit' He; unF Of the ~
H. tiiilon,d yearold Gotta fnS animal; ii was sired
ng new endless claim Horse power aud TlreScr Corn
iius,nr morse Rahe Grin isune, Flows, Md cli
iai,ta Also ~ bushels a1wng Of wheat III hl uuIhl
known by feb. sJ-ts AZARiATi IT, SSiI'fHal'
PUBLIC SALE.
CTS WILL, BIZ SOLD An PUBLIC SALE, On
E-N w WEDNESDAY, The llth 81 March, Hs5j al
me l9rn1r res ca of AIGs. FTadus Pennington
W. d. SITUATED On tie public rad loading ON Stanton ID
tNeMalh,hn Ou y mules from the priIr place, tho entire
JOCK hu fariils Utensils, custint of head wotk
driving HORSES, year old CpLT, of good Stock and fne
szt good young Cows, OF Them sprngng to cnvr;
young Iahle. yoke of work Oxen. FARMING IfTES-
Sll uihis nds, cunsstig Of WaJol DN -cnrt, Man
ny Reaper POws, llarTOws, Cutylors Horse Rake grind
Stone Shnvcls, Rakes and Hoes; Sleigh Rockaw1y ear
Thse anu Dearborn, =c Of Single Harness and sci
double do, Wagon Harness aud Puw do; also about toms
OF Clover Hay and u 10 10 bundles Of blades iJmshps
q i0lhqesi lot OF Hams and Shoulders and M lhgS md
BeGi IN mrrel; HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN tuRNi1uRi,
sCch a. es, BenIunds mud Beting, SdahOH'd or Slcfe
tnry Brehus, 2h1H. Chnirs, Rdckng Chair aud half py
Eale Iolloln CHAIRS, large Maps, huge Dining rats
breakast do Rag Carpet &c., arge Cooking Stove and
nnl Stove Wns-tuhs, largo Ghurli nni many other nr
cles 100 Tedious 10 mention SALE 10 commence at Io-
CLOCK. ~ Nj, Terms inndo known Tim ilny nj sale by
,,,, j.. Il. PENNINGTON, Adni'r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

IUUIlC DdIU,
.@vEsA WILL SELL At PU BlIg SALE, n my
HzESeS residence, near Newark, Del. on MON
1&gNss DAY 9I, 1851, all my stock and Farm
- ing Utensils, consisting oil mead ul good work
HORSES. olthrin 80 I'd DRIVING CaTliRge Horses,
fast trayeller,l We line Bay STALLION, rising six
years old of tho best MontTcn Stock; also COLT,
YOKE OF good Western OXEN, Sliuats small plgs;
superior TErGshlng Machines, ! nearly new, ot the
Wheeler patent the hest ThrGsher and Clean
q, OF the same patent; superior Cnver Illltr, Hay
Reaper and Mower nearly rev; superior Conn Drill.
Guano Sower broad wheeled Ok cart, good three OF
nlr hnrse " agon, ~ prime nrhei ihLts hhs Maelno
horse Caring aG s,nga Carr ago also plOugls liar
rows, Cnvators, Forks, Rukes, Spades, SInve Isl Wa
gnn ant Plough Gears, Cutting box, Corn Shelter, Grain
run, mercer fnlines " we bushel hhd Bacon Us he
10 commence Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Al SUNS nndr s a.
Cash;a cred OF months will be givennd terms u pay
meLi made known on the day Ol sale.
feb. W Isl. LANES Il. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

IL TENliI Subscriber oilers igr ale he l'Nm be
Et4%A now resides on, containing l5j AcrGs OF land
EssM il good statool niPg3vci!lelt lying m Pen
Esll1g. cader Hundred New Castle County, Del, Tho
and runs Within nile ui'-f, Georges station tho D0lH
ware Raj Rop, with good substantial Dwelling built on
ops and Pantry, also large Hall runu- through hs cel
ire an the lower floor, and rooms III hg upper story, well
finished and urary The Opt Buildings Stable and
rmMy and sna other out buildings The Farm divided
IN fields, under good fence mud ample yupg hcsnu
Ing On to keep the Farm under good fence. This fam Il IN
good healthy neishhnTlund laying on the r,Nd from st,
Georges 10 Glasgow 10 within mirui q good School,
yenet To- Chplies and Mills This is good iann, pro-
lceS Mclal 1s arn Inied and MANFRED all lately.
the tens Will he accommodating, pnr 81 the money
lay on the lnrm sonic time. RICHARD GROVES
ian. Ii limo. "
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rnTe .ar,g.

Sr7-ta 4 FINIsnRro perfectly kind and gentle snita-
RaA lie tpr family nrriHge will work any
LA1A thing, > I'D expressly for want Of use ON be
, cen nt Mr., lHn BmdiuHls Onthe CUuCnrd I turnpike,
. lies from wilmington. Oct'O-tf. :
FOR SALE; Two Fine FarmMares, work gen
.Fs tie and quiet in all kind of harness-O on
,,lSN@S n particularly fine driveing hackney Ais
LA-A-. very iino mare colt, sixteen months old
Apply to Dr. Garden one mile from Wilmington on
the Philadelphia road. Oat eff.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

HINTS ON STABLE Floors FOR CArrLE.-our
stable floors were originally laid out level OF
with slight slant from the Manager. Its impos-
slblc to to keep cows clean on such floors, and
we highly approve Of having the part upon which
they stand raised above the space behind them.
As ii would be inconvenieut to relay out stable
floors, we have adopted the following sxpedi-
cnt.
The cows stand in Sanctions, and lay down
on the floor and nail parallel to them and abont
two and one halt feet distant, two plank, each
about one foot wide. We are sure but one would
answer as well. The space between the plank
and the stanchions we fill with litter of any kind
to make good bed. The planks serve to keep
It in place, and as tho manure and water fall
beyond them the COWS will keed dry. The size
Of the cows must regulate the distance of the
plankS from the mauger, the rear plank being
so that the cows will Just stand upon it. If the
animals are tied with ropes, it might not week
quite so well, because they would be more likely
to stand or lie of from tn is platform. The
comfort and cleanliness of cows for single
winter, will more than compensate for thi slight
expense, especially if they are in milk.-Home-
stead.
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PUBLrC SALE

m TNNHE subscriber having rented his Farm will
~ q sell nj PUBLIC SALE, on MONDAY. The
-! "a day Of March,, lBj7, at hls Farm in Red
Lion Hundred, at IL O'Clock \, NJ the following Personal
Property. g witt hend Of Horses, head Of Nl0lo3 pair
Of O4e,8 Cows 30 young Deynn Cattle two years III;
also u Devon Spring calves; also Devon Bulls Of ihenns
mo asany " Tue state whn Ereat variety hi iarlns uei
slls, suchns wagons 2ON-rs, DrlhOns, POwS, lIAr-
rows. Rollers, Rcaprrs Moving Machines, Drills, Fars
REVOLVING hhkes hsn Cradles MrwinS Scy thns, Srnles
ShGyes Hoes Farming Genrs Brides; quantity Of Igy
terms of nln as ilnws:A SIMS lnler Si0cnsl nil over
credit Of six months, nami of purchaser, with np
proved endnser md Interest the end months
then paul promptly it otherwise interest from the date of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
isb + fg- 'S.'" 'l''''a'''' BARNEY REYBoLD


Esslff ~ TUESDAY. The 20 day Of March, 1857,
ltll- Ell in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle county,
Del. bounded by lands Of William aknrss, Levi q.
Moore aud I'll Dhvs, CONTAINING ACRES n and. The
improvements consist Of 2 good Brick Dwelling House,
0f hydraulic ram; aud milk house near the kitchen sup
piled with water by menus of THO same Stone harm
with siabling underneath, veil n and pump The
same 70 suppl, the Barn yard with water; Wagon holse
and Corn cribs attached; alSl Tenant House the
same. The .And is na high sLte Of cuyqtion nni
der good fence, yded info six fields with good sup
9th, laim variety i Fruit Trees very god quail
y. The above property is ed IN the publlo road
leading from SmthplO To Wilmington miles from the
InImor and II from TIE latter places convenient 10 mills.
Schools and places Ot puhic wnrS OF different demon
nations perf"ns Wishing 10 purchase wit please ca
O'Clock, T.. NJ on said day, and terms WI! he made
known hy feb. lots. JACOB l, fINI,EN.
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HAVE You MANURE SHE'D 1.-The advantage
OF covering manure is urged in strong terms.
The best cultivators recognize utility in it. We
would remark that the roofing of these sheds
must be sufficiently open to admit OF sufficient
moisture, to ensure decomposition. Or Ii en-
tircly tight, better plan, is to supply il from
tank into which all the liquid manure Of the
stables and Yards conveyed by the use Iof a
pump. This system makes most elegantly de-
composed and very strong manure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

"a "A 1T ,le sod ~ PUBl1C SALE, IN TUES-
}tasN ~ DAY the 10Th day of March next, li7
- the iaTnuf Henry gazlGr, at me hrah d l0lG
malnr, ~ st. HrOrges Hundred, within u miles OF Summit
r,Sa is i1oTlIS properly e wit. dhead Of work nurses
Snhs I'M le yoke ufuNon, hen Of Shoats. farm Wa
Ri OA-earl nws llnrr9Ws, Cultyaiors, horse power
anu corn sUer, Rtnper, llusseS II pntont Wngu nul
Ii2w llnrnoss. lloUSEHoLn AMI KITCHEN FUR
NlTuRE, ouch MS Bod tends, Tables, Chairs, Stoves and
numerous OLDER articles it" tedious 10 mention Sale to cn-
by feb. lg-S. ANDR SIy iii; ASTiJS
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| .ArE4 I'll ADVERTISER OFFERS AT PRIs
faff AIl l.i, his pHtIFe null prhpuftV sting
lsstHI ofu4e Grist MAJ Two Saw AIisdnl ON Iaitii
1alstf Machine, running viii iNker lss,n whntls,
ut New rrsgy ul tU Mails having hrIt Ltit last
year and lla Yhe enlty new Altchcd 10 The property
me t''r l'ss, OF which Niusni tTnly
nG5lg9 i inofe 4 ns GOOD Nhlria laale Hrrring
un Nlh hsheS nnu n inySaisiabl bed ol Shell mail nr,,
H3Inct BY OE Higgins, Mary and's - SatG AgrlGnIpma
Ihsls " ~ very rich. The property enhances nhlur
a Acresnl cleared ad the stream ul WatcT pOpd rs
,hste pl tg Peninsula The alpye property Is stntsl At
ne p nl afiShhG waller an tile North west fork Of tp
HhncnEe hlNet adjoining the Town ii latalasbrirg in
1niNe comfy Nd ma very lehlhy nclgibiflnod, aud
snhtre1 Tor sale vi hccninnntail terms; pGSnns dlspu
eiln eNnnme the property repeatedly Invited.
C,I n, am. JOIN w. BROWN.
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PUBLIC SALE.
n TINlIE snbseriher Will sell at pBuIlC ex.--Ls

i sEi sGS on T T Ss at i Gsgl1f ~
- -; i357 ut the late RESI- tense Of john A-il4-
ketllew9od. decd. in New Castle Hundred, OF the
road leading from the u CHr 10 Red Lion nl the Stuck
9 pi%l EARNING Utensils cSnstns Of four good work
llefers whicl will calye carly in the Spring SI ms.
Also Carriage and llaTness, Farm Wagons, nenflv
f fI5 pateq.; Harvest Bed yanwtke wi1 Mill Pows.
Sh0yels and Spades, Wagon and lows Gears Collars,
Hrlhless NJ Wheat u the ground, Hay by lio Ton.-
SStayes, Eeatcl Beds. bedding mud Bedscuds, Chars,
NJ VI tlneensware also Pots kcttns, NJ cl pans ChUt'
Tuls, buckets aud many other articles TOO tedious to
mentions. sal TO commence at 10 O'clock a. NJ. All
ed security with interest FROM date.
lnh. 5-LE. N E,IIl EAN Il I,INnI .lnANAlN Ir,r
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p7la TMESuBSCRI BER Will. SELL AT pRl-
FIRTH NAIL mAIE SALE hls Farm ~ White Clay Creek
4SAs the Christian Greek, q miles IRON tke Vilage
81 InGsllngn on new road opened from the Wilmington
hn .lktUn Tnrnplke to the New Castalni Frenehtbwn
nnrnpHe epllanlng l Acres of good land about 30
nrsS ~ wool fencing in pretty gnn order, with water in
~ l one held ana waiter at House aud Barn The i'm
nyementS consist oil Bric dwelling House and kitch
c ~ snnu repair containing Dfnnns cellar under tho
Whole, prick Smpke lliuse, Wnn hpgsn Poultry house
hu Sasui good size Frame lirtn with Sahlmg for horses
anl aud over 100 feet ui shedding, Granary,
lns,GafFihSn house, nc. A superior Apple Orchard,
Rnruel' NJ. Persons wishing to view lha property VIII
feb. l2,ti. TtlUMAS OLIVER.
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N HAVING SOLD MY FARM / VIII. SELL.
GsNnt Pebble sale, IN Chrisilna Hundred, on The kel-
H-<,Age Turnpike, near ir DID 'fpll Gate live miles
from Wilmington, an TUESDAY, March I'd, iG57, all my
S@ek Fnd FaTW,gf eTlls s3GsSlpF Il one good Family
odd MICH cows yukeof superior Wnik Oxen com
ng live years old; two y,nr old StnF, Bulls two lnlo
Wagon and gears Sleigh, Riding Sad lilo. . Pnws il
Flgke Harrow, ReynIvmG Horse Rake, famho1' fas
Anstr, Carpenters Work Baneh Cow Chains and ilrkP
Chain large Copper Kettle. HAY by the ton; ur-nlder
by the bundle, aud number of other articles rls
enunornie Sale commence III u 1alnsE NJ sis,. AZ
conditions of the salo will be made knnwnby
IOIN HARPER.
ID = Aurtt ,I,E -
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FOR saLEi GEs8ap.

tAlgif A SNUG LlFTLa FARM or ABOUT 8OA
rsks ~ cres mare or within q miles ufthe city
4sh OF Wlminston, Denwa!e, heGy 70
WIN. MrGAUblEY,
feb. 2-tE 1853 Market ST..
KENT CO.. LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE.
I-A MO. |: a Famof 80 Acres nn the Delaware
fs.fA ~ t. Road 81 acre ol good timber, Illus Farm
ass last ysSr there We're l3,l bushels Of corn and this
No Farm Of ljl Acres about II Acres OF w6ni on this
farm this year l60 bushels nf WhenI.
No 8. Farm of 81 Acres. aliu - Acres Of wood this
sar26i bushels e Wheat rlennye FarWs ncenoar Fred
urGi aud hive Ind considerable amount Of tuau aud tmo
within tho lasts years. Apply 10 SAAlllEi. BARR,
Sal tltpt linn
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oISGLAR ACClDENT.-An accident OF Sin-
gular character happened in the neghborhood
of Midllebrook, in Augusta county, Va, on
TuesdR last. Several young men went out to
shoot slmc pigeons, and when Mr.. John Arga-
bright, fired his piece, which was heavily chaTg.
ed, the breeching of the gun gave way forcing
n screwinto his forehead, the head foremost,
an incland a half. Young Argabright at length
drew oft the screw himself with several small
pieces " bone attached to it. The gun was an
old ono and the lock was found fifty yards from
the plat the piece was discharged. The
young IAN still remains perfectly conscious
though ufering great pain.
"PRtTERs CAN READ ANYTHING. "--This
remark R often made by correspondents and
advouiars, as an excuse for half spelling
words, tObreyiating tcchnicalties, and slovenly
unreaditg writing generally. There is no doubt
that printers are better decipherers of bad
manuscy AlisR any other class OF persons
but wheI for instance merchant writes that he
has received five Bts., ten lbs, Cs., it is
somewha difficult to tell whether the mer-
chant rqaly mean boots, biscuit or hutternuts;
chalk, cisesc or churns cloves, clocks or
clans.
| ASoT9IR STEAMSHIP ESTERPRIsR.-There
| appearst be no limit to New York enterprise,
in regaHl to the establishment of steam COM
municatlCn. The Journal of Commerce, OF
that city, ys, that distinguished shipbuilder
now in California has contracted with an ASSOC
citation of andholders now in that State for
| the constitution Of two mammoth steamships,
each of 90 tons, designed for the convey
ance of tire thousand passengers, to accom-
plsh the trh, via the Isthmus, in fifteen days.
The specialobiect is to afford a cheap and rap
1 id communication between California and the
Eastern Staes, in order to augment the pop
ulation, snd,o enhance the value of our pos
sessions in tat quarter. The dimensions for
these steamrs will be as follows:-Length,
440 feet; brsdth of beam, 55 feet; depth OF
hold, "a fee.
BRIGANDA0E IN SPAIN.-The diligence be-
tween Sarag@sa and Pampeluna was stopped a
few days agoby eight brigands. Nj. Guell y
Rente, brothG-in-law OF the Queens husband,
on his way tolis wife, the Infante Iosefa, still
exiled from Madrid, was in coupe, and there
We're eightpasengers besides. The whole OF
them ladies and gentlemen, were compelled to
lie with their hoes to the ground, after having
| been robbed q all their money and yaluables.
Whilo the mai bags were being rihed, NJ. Guell
y Rente, was roughly handled ON account
of a suspicion on the part of the brigand
that he had no given up all he possessed. A
lady was also sruck for having hid some money
in her dress.
The brig &c Carolina' and schooner " Worth,''
! having been lileled at New Castle, Marshal
Morrow notifies the masters and owners, and
all persons claiming to have any rights and
interests in sail vessels an 1 cargo, that the
writs will be returnable TO the District Court
in this city on he 4th and 18th proximos,
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A RARE CHANCE,

SIOrN q goods Tor SAFE, aud SiOfe GNI DNelhng
for Rent, IL Tie form Of Nem Castle.
2-.-A THE SUBSCRlHER ABoUr'r0 LEAVE
IN lur the West; offers far Sale his stock nf rnnas
lsSs sonslsiii q ply golit coHnrias, Hardware,
g or o good sly e anil qlt ii4s Anv person wishGs
q q enler INTO llsncss,a good Opportunity Oilers Tile
Ivul IS arsehnh nhmnniGus. having been recCut-
yr rsnIs s and ePfarsel possesses 1css for dopR
Pttanhel to The store Any urHCf particulars lpy bs
l'tN ny applying 10 hu subscriber
Gh or ~. Il. JANyIER,
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Z uUiIG sHIEs
n WILL bn sold 81 PUBLIC SALE, on
TSA ~, ERsDAG, the l3 r. Day Of March,
- Chr stiana Hundred, on the road Lending from
Centrevlle 10 Futon's Mil, and nenr VALIANT Green
School llUusc the following described property, Wis
Two young tnnpI Mares, with oa gentle IL all KINDS
ofharness, mch Cows, with their sles,
yoke nf oxen, four years old; and young steers,
shOat lgs Farming utensils, Flows llrrOws, CutivH-
tors, Reynlvig Horse rkO, horse Wagon and Gears,
ON-art, Troulns Wagon, Ggtruge, suited Tor double
or single, Spades Shuves, Hay mad Manure, Forks,
Rakes Picks Grub Axe, Post Augur and dug, Mani and
Wedges, Moving Scytle, Grain Grade, POw gears. drop
chains, splice chains, fnrked chain grindsone, dbuo
and single harness; leigh AMI bells cider and vinegar
the aTTe hay and straw by III" wheat IN the ground.
HOUSEHOl LID AND III fGHEN FURNITCRf, con
slstng of Beds aud Bedding, Mattress, Bureau Tair
side iasles Secretary, Corner C1gb2ard s"et C@Is,
Pans, ChuIu. nutter rIb Sale commence clock
A. NJ, when conditions will be mad kHown by
q. w. OuSI4EN.
ID. L. $. NIsHpLt, Auc'r. feb, l9-is.
p. S.-A lot OF White Oak Posts, 2swaTms of Buns aud
number nl other Articles mt enumerated,
N, Delivery article offered Will lie sold us the sub
kcTbsf gong West.