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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
yoluable Real estate at Public Sale

rBNnE subscriber will sGllhI l'arq,at PC litlG
KfiEd the and leading from Clark's Corner. WIN
st=-Sn IN male tleinware GiS q; igr hsLe q sn4s
lay Of ohruary 1851, Ct u o'clock VI, 4 c9Ealns h
Acres, i7 Of which Is Upanl hhy imprOEpdi the balance
in Marsh The improvements consist ola GOOD EUGSl,
Grnlary, Coni-cfhs and Barn, Mh other noce3Saty oht
buildings. Ii is unnecessary 10 rr INTO long description
ofthe property The ne3hhnriuml one q e aaca n ie
who wish to purchase cnn call aud sat Is Themselves on ms
pbt. Tha on soIiur selling ~ the DISCRIMINATION o % west,
teh, D-ts, LEN II, CLARK.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
y ynIuAnhE pAnNg rOR SAFE

n TIlE SUESGKT NTR UFFFkS At VK[-
- VNTE SALE, Farm situated IN ronenljr
Igssm Hundred, lew CAST County aud STATE not
New1Tk ant qpnri er q e tin4 the Newark Depot,
aIoiunR lands of James L, Martin, Andrew Kerr and
theirs, entlnlng lli Acrcho which ~ Acres are wood
land prntiOn heavily timhefe1, The arabic land in
high sntc cultivation, having been Timed all four
times, and tne er rq the h time wlthn lle lat r
wears with considerable quantity If inlnu ni 1t well
wAteret The implnv, mfhl area substantial two stUry
frnlne House ind Ftrhen attached, With awc Of good
water the dntr, WiihH pump in he snlo, frame Blru
10 BY 81 feet With DLmanaui Corn-grlh and rslar M
dor two GrlnRrCs Corn cribs and wagon house hearll
nil h within the last Y with "thu necessary out
buildings. Atsr Two suIi gLnt House On the enlses,
4 gnnd Atple Orchard, with other cuic fruit ag. II is
convenient to The hest Sch"oa Ne count n ~ male
nm lalna likewise places ui public worship ani mills.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase viii ci on the undcr
4gHe1 rrlce sos ger Acre. Tefuis cas-. ut cash.
feb, 9If JAMES Ii. KAY, Newark, D3i.
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kILLED.-John Cozzins, of Pitts Jurg, q con-
\ ductor on the Pennsylvania Il ailroadl, was
4 crushed to death by the cars on rfuesda T.
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Valuable Real ESTATE al Private sac.

az THE SUEsCRIBER HAVING DETER
mlned 10 dispose IF his 4 cal Estate ~ me ,SMh
lssgNA. ageous terms, the following property T. WI L.
ONE frame Store house. q ny 3i feet, sitnriu on tho nNn
Street ono Two story frame Dwelling Ad Kitchen, 10 by
% eet, situated unte st. Georges rnada SN" distance
aIiys the store hnnSr; and han sorry frame
housesi il Division Street, ndnne frame Si.p and lot NJ
oining Store. THIS desirable property VIII he sold
blrgain It applied for snnh, possession giyen IN me
of March, III the property il not sold by tile 25ih ay
of Wnreh next It viii H. or re; For terms and luther
NM ieuinrs appy to fIiGAl ~ e. ENOs ode ga, Deli
pr u i ha snIseriber, WILLIAM WOOI4ASrONt
" r,i, . S,,n M. % Nyesl Oh Street, WIlmi gtJn,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

. =
FoREIGN EEws.-By the arrival at Hal
flax of the steamship Europa, from Liverpool,
on Sunday, We have foreign news three days
| later than previous advices.
| The London Globe has q telegraph from
| Constantinople, dated January l9th, annohh-
| cling that the British steamers have retired from
the vicinity of the Isle of Serpents. II is be-
| lieved that Persia has submitted to the demands
Of the British but the intelligence is yet re-
ccivcd with doubt. The London News says
that Lord Stanford has telcgraphed that Per-
sia submits, not from tho fear of Austria, but
on general grounds. Details of the capture OF
Bushire have been received from Bombay un-
der date of January I'd and November with
The British loss is reported to be thirty-hve
men. Bushire was summoned to surrender, ana
the channel having been buoycd during the
night the city was bombarded, and replied
stead lily for four hours and then surrendered,
when the British entered the town. The Brit
ish report no loss in the feet. The governor,
commander of the fleet, and an officer reported
, to be the minister otwar, were made prisoners
The garrison being too numerous to retain
we're escorted some distance into the Interior
and there liberated. Bushire was proclaimed
. British territory and free port. The city be
! came quiet, but reports were rife OF ahomlna
bic conduct on the part Of the British after tn
: capitulation ofthe town. Details are to han'
:. confirming telegraphic accounts Of the Chimes
troubles. An extra OF the China Mail OF De
cember 10th says; 6 The factories have bee
burnt down by the Chinese, and the only par
D ticulars we have ascertaned are that, at IL O.
g clock, on Sunday night, the flames burst on
!, in every direction. Vigorous efforts wer
: made by the seamen and mariners to stop II
l. progress, but all attempts were frultleSs, an
o fire ragged throughout the night aud Up to III
time of the steamers leaving. At first som
q hopes were entertained that the flames hlgl
g be extinguished, but fresh fires burst out
a Dant & Co.'s premises were the first 10 go, an
d the whole of Paushu hong, Imperial, Frenc
nj nInluG" 1919 III trss I.~..e-, s-t. =, : =
IS destroyed. The only house untouched wht
le the steamer left were the British Consuat
k, Augustine Heard 4 Co.'S, II. Jardine, Mathest
IA 4. Co.'S, Turner \ Co.'S, and one or two othe
D. in the English hong; Russell Co.'S, in Swe
l. dish hong, and Wetmorc Co.'S imperial hon
= and whether they would ultimately escape W
I'll very doubtful. Admiral Seymour had wit
c. drawn his men into the garden, the only n
uge left for foreigners. What steps the A
err miral means to take are unknown, but there
e. little doubt that the city OF Canton will be
w longer spared, and the discharge OF rock,
nm and shell is already said to have commence
N. The papers then proceed to relate the evc
n. that occurred before the burning of the fact
d, les. 1t is reported thathe Chinese have APP
er ogized to the American authorities for the o
lily RACES committed against the American flag.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

Stock Of goods for Safe, aad Store aud D@elang
for Rent, IN the topa Of NeW Castle
- THE SUGs6RlsEG Ah3uT To l " ls,AiNla
90 for tho Vest oilers ,r sale his stock OF ylAa,
lEssHH CONSISTING Of pfy gonds Groceries, Hardware,
l-sEBM. &c all % wIich Having been recently Pufehs
10 enter into cuisines "a good opportunity oilers me
Store Nrgean chmmnGOus, having been recent
yrch! ted mud enlarged, possesses iadhies lnF Go4E y
large business. There is Il EunlH Stnry br,eb Dweilh5
attached 10 tho siote Any further particulars may 10
nov ~ "pP''i'' - '"9 ~. n. JANVLER,
G,h Q n Now Castle.
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N-9-A MIME N ~ VT Z, 6,al4Ilv
lsstRn vi one Grs Min, two snw Alil. bh one Ssnii4
oil New ersey; ono ii hn Saw Mills having heen butt last
wear aud tho OaT nearly new, Attached 10 th1 pieroIy
hulIses, ui Which lS nn elegant lhniy
TGsijrnoa Ihare is also sOnu Mhuri,p valuable Harls
nUd Shntl hslaTy and nG1ustah bni OF Shell nnr pro-
ioIlnend hy Dr. Higgins, Alaryauds State Alcullltn
Chemist, to be very RICH The pgupGEy enhances about
Acres cleared land tho Of waer Is rs good ~
th5re on the Pensua Inc nbaye r9P'Iy + silgated o.
The head OF uavlgabio winter on the NufweSt llk OF le
Ha1tiCUse River; adjoining the Town ~ FcdeIAsbnf5 ~
Caroline county, Md IN very healthy noishbhhDph, and
offered for sHla terms; persons dspO3-
Cd 10 the property are respectfully i1yi,ed,
It,1esgHhiFJ Md,
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viRaTNlA LAMns s'on SAKE.

m MO /, A tact of G,28l Acrts III SToisylve
fss5la Rar@ad TSnnia Invita- lie taa lii Is, m's,
@ 9GE ,"a1 aSn Ia 5 ~ sGFS t prf9 Sa
iGr making iron, viii, gnnh dMrnEs, ", Land Eeni
q" s"Sf ySSa n,@G oiavP re 4 a%l f'odf W.
property kfn IN , Prt PiyHe Ahs s'ae' VIII Do S
~ W. l" 4 beautiful Farnot Gi Acres, 70 mules above
etha "u @udHs a" %s ,a aa 100 Ft, trI Il, MSat
sSaa5 !, el ag ttlase ant aaG ~" yeSa
10 9. TlI"nos 'GS aty 59o Asgss ls9 eIlseIed b4
DWELLING new E"li hlt, Goaa!rmS f,ys3 %1tn3 and ~, A.
GSSa a' aso. PFce sa e Acre oOs "acc ari
Ne. l. 90 Acrss, nj Oak ard Pine T,mhe,, n n.o4
IRON PARTNERSHIPS. Pnre Sa,'v; o0e cash., blstee
NG !. 2ia Acres new twe'lmS w,rh 4yoonns blt q
It;' with itnge 6lte9rn gi o Ht,sss .nHh "t2hSd
TonI rrict 2itu; east, hannC II and years,
N M MAJ "a tSnl Sw GnTvonai,ts siii rooms
niee farm PrIce Sa,t0G one cash, rahos and
~. T. A f,rm Of $40 Aeresu ornso eounty. IS niles
cyencnia, iweipE ru%ns ont nIiilngs Sc good
ircAfd and soilarIn Price caNoO one CASH balance
"N' u rgmof l.N Acres, with oi lws!!ins so2sT nv,
t f'mi,s Gu fof@p'ks, u Hss SI fredericksburg
| M j. st9 AciG5 in Sp6rssaGa!n llary ..
ala !InGr Price 50 Per Acre ono easil la@aeo "A
No. H. GiG Acrrs, with anew dwelling, looms, PnT'
icYes with NECESSARY oHi n9a MI, Hf5ea i n
/" InGk roi.d 10 miles 10 Fredericksburg Price S6eoo'
$.,t,G easN, balance q i 2anl9 yeata ~ NO o,o.
Nj W. go Acres ~ tnipeppeT S S"9oty On n lnS c s
dwelling, OF mlpf lmpoFAncc, Price SAl"9 one cas-"
laance ia 1gd z YEAR,; -, o.. r,s alt,ys
,bMs nS frame ned dTS y ,ni i Sea ~
ss 80 pc Ss sS99 ba, E2@a iS SsT ~
M otss II 6ransS G,un,j mI, @, 3Soy,
iooiis; inc laii some excfl eI tnon lard, bc, good
r! No. T. S Hets ssf% f a. Goaty s9mssa
bgNe Fredenksbnrg, mile g. paHk ,GS4i ,9s NV
No. T. 52d Acres; small Ips dwelling IN po,lylyai
county. mrE hhUyG FrelcteSsbuSl miles To pian'
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.i .En r.ET

xSnpN tho o,tI nj March next, first rate Dairy and
Il TRAIN Farm on Naaman,s Creek, W,tnln Mhie ul
Depot, with ample aconmnhda ohs lot ne nin nf'esa
nv" o"''''" ''' 70 " rs ". THOMSON,
i.n tstC Wilmington, Del.
VALUABLE MALL PROPERTY AT
pr WAITE SALB,-rne subscriber VIII sci
ggZ5A at PRIVATE. SALE, that very valuable NJ
fEsEkJ nronsrty sfntteda few Yards from tue Bridge
liLlHQ over the ChristaNa lilvcrs NJ WlImhgtan on
IA In ee story high with Engine Of 81 horse power
nil m soH order and win grind 2N bushels oil Mhcdt her
In and make ~ Bps of Snperne Flour or me prohts
Inn, ts Mill kept running On Crust work Will he over
S 500 per year, The property wall he sold I9wi ara on
snsy Terms, Applyto - ,MM. hh tuianse
Deo t5-tt Wilmington, Del.
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Personal Property.



IJIi.l. ba Sold Public SIDE, on fClny, ,a 31lll q
Eeqg gs At a3 FS1iaSa q I'm Su hSslps
Horses, Cows liCier, and several Nuuls Cnn' tM9
ShOns, Dearborn and hnrnrsj RnckuNay e lMhesSi 1t
aud Tears PGTs narr4Y G o H2 is ,i9 iIe eS
stil5 Of Bots Bedleals, Pots Kettles, rms, bdekGs,
Churn Corner thphnlfd lot 81 Napsnet l"",s, Sm "
great variety of other articles uieccs5Ry % engnH'a'''
RI Sq y to commence AZ zen s'S HENRY tSlh,
pUBlgc SaGa or PsRgoMAL, ksi{ossE,S;.:-
s,.x1fs TY, Pr SOLD At ~ BldC S IA a.,
!itAI7 the Farm Of Inm1i McMuln, dec kq2",n ~
s<=A 'Shmgie LandnS," III s.; Genrsoa iiunHtta, .,
Bun, liz foowins ouk and Farming ulenss VIZ; Thil-
tBen hend OF Cattle, consisting OF Anhs Il h'i ~
eers good stock steers and lyo4un ,.u SarHiG an
Fan share al fourth III llusSey " heat iienper oHfS
aud Forks, Wheat IN the gI9u ~ ~ a"H aIr1m3
ces not rnUinHtnGd heiHg the pers1rn property o. INes
AlGAlulln decd. sale to colnehce ut o9sk, a, NJ,
M tnns credit nv giving ui cement noteS WIN approved
secnres, JAMES AfCMu LIAM, AlmlnlstIa'o PeGlsnlt
Liteot James McAlulen, dec ~. Lel-. 80.
PubIie s4Rie Of ksar- .mni Prep srtY.
IN ME III fH 4bAy W. at d g r j s ~
&7S at Their iyslleueo il Ih,isa,N ilnpdreA zen
Bnniy wine Sasln5s mles it9m WtmS5inn' W. T S
sonul Property consulting Of head 81 iss3 titt ~
oil Cot head OF Cows sYine spnin4 10 eNSe lGi.e
ynka Of ONen, 59Rts, S9M and pss, i've l9Lse NV
CHIT good Dearborn, Sleigh, lotSezfake, tth9elL2 ~
Cuti-seler rrnshng AN1ie hgapn3 an Aowi Bi ia
rows, Cuyaors sci endn5 Claina fl'N tens, IuiH,
Brides, set single Cara Harness SCI s9NE y.
Ginte lalasss Gam T ,ti BaC S9yRe 9iSs " yoR
I KiTUiiEN FWRSirtRE,c one Plroileaihef = Nj
Nagon, Wheebarraw Ca,ss-cGt saw aud rhef Nrlicli
loo iiiicyos 70 men'iqn Sale 10 eounnnes a 10 neoe
A. NJ, Conditions made kaowh" tle ny q iN,XXnf,N
BiEiAi.ft&i sAW193StS33 ).
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THOMAS NJ. OGLK, Ar. Il,
PUHLEC SALE.

n T6ITIE suhsGriror wi sell Al Pu b. 49,
TSlA Lie SALE, on TUESDAY, &E-H
aIl M FEBRUARY 2lh, 1857, 90 his re fA.4i>-.
s1ence in Rel Lion Hundred. on the tund Leading nom
Red Lion summit Iirige am af WY bswGTa sS
ne OF the hest rachins srdhle Ponies n the county,
Cnli well bred Z mich Ghvs ~ come IN next Sptih :,
ynEa n western Oxen, ynIng, large well lhltche anu
well woke seven head OF yntns Cattle hetd 81 hess
AZ Ia In breed farm ;uns, with LnrnGss nsnl mar
let WAGON W, III hancsS OK cart nnt ynEr n9!riS new
41II nEhhei; MIN House Power, nensl new, llctsey
Reoper common Thrush rand separator, new i wheat
Dfiii Corn heller, plUWs burrows, CniyatUIs mrs
nenriy new, yNndweklcs nqke lias N ne ton, CORN
great ynriey ol farming utensils sNc as Hoes Spades,
Rukes, Forks, &e. Asu lob bushels Of heat sowing ~
ip rrniluJ, Sale t. commence at ~ O'clock A, NJ =
TER MS.-SlO and upwards slS mnnlhs' credit, with
mates and mp Froved injurscr, with interest from any al
"a "a all sums under til nbnvc sum Has -, :,
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CASE OF GAnnoTING AT HoTFL IN NEW
iOnK.-One of tho most daring attempts Ut
! robbery by the new school Of higwayme en- was
made ON Thursday afternoon at the Now ORR
Hotel. Mrs. Bates, boarder, was slttiig
| alone in her room, about 81 O'Clock, when IN
] walked a smooth-faced young man, aged asout
| twenty-three, dressed in a black hat, scarf,
black oyercoat, and black pants, and, without
| saving a word, commenced opening trunk
with a chisel. The lady was so much right
ened that at first she could not speak, Dut,
mastering sufficient courage, asked MN WHAT
he was doing. The intruder made no reply,
but grabbed Mrs. Bates by the throat with
one hand. and put the other over her mouth,
rendering an alarm impossible The ErPre%
SAYS
The chambermaid came to the door at that
moment. and stood for some two or three min
utes without saying anything, thinking, as she
has since said, that it was simple quarrei pc
tween husband and wife but when the ruiilah
, perceived her, he flung the lady from MN on
Inc floor. and running down the back stairs, es-
I caped Mrs. Bltes screamed as loud as slle
could and gave the alarm, but the thief had
: made good his escape. When her friends came
. M, Mrs. Bates neck was stained with Dioou
= and it was at first supposed that he had chokeV
r. her in such manner as to cause her 10 bleeu
but it appears that the blood came from IN
!. mans own hand, which he had cut with INT
II CuSel NullS bit1hluS clSA 'i'S 'iN'''N
m perty was taken.
IN The same fellow was seen a short time be
fore, by the chamberinaid, TO enter anothe
in parlor, tMr Colins',) with pass key, bu
No when spo&en to by her, made an excuse thu
" he was only looking for some person, and til
" chambermaid, having no suspicion, gave n
ne alarm.
or We also learn that an attempt was mad to ro
nv Mr.. Ludlow, OF Winchester, who boards in tn
= same hotel, and has rooms on the first floor
nd but, perceiving MIR. Ludlow's wife and Chi
IN. dren, the thief made plausible excuse an
,yn retired.
an Mrs. Bates is from Boston, and has been
az | the New York Hotel for three or four weeks
en- intending to pass the winter. What caused Il
= ~s,llhnr to atiIcls tar WINS hnr singing the hel
IN and calling loudly for servant. He attempts
= TO choke her, in order to stop the cutlery.
,ed This robbery is creating about as lively
w excitement in this city as the Burdell murdt
he but it is evident that no personal violence
ed intended at the outset, only robbery.
na. We have heard Of several other cases in h
md tells, where like roberies have been attempt
I'M, with pass keys-which shows that these ho
ngt robbers arc now numerous in the city. Lad
now in hotels will sit with their rooms lock
ct up, till the excitement is over, and the bold
ont ones may resort to reY0lyers and daggers
ESQ seli-defenco.
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REAL ESTATE.

House and Shop and Personal Property
p-,v& ThuBLlCHtI;E.-W WILL RS Sul;LD aAanhE
f5.l6s n PUBLIC ; NILE. On UlSDA y, harolis
sssIN 9TH laI7, on ~ premises, n the TRaSe on
which i Faod TWO story frame dwoliWe, VIII ktes chen
for slpe-m,kne. VIII alsDl sold ut TIE SANG tins QUO
mare and colt two years Old III Spring, mitch Cows
head of uung Cattle, Ehuna. DearbOrn pnt harness.
yUr and nrness ploHs HnrowS Md Cultiy9tori
Orse-nnrt and g,prA Wheclbarrow aud linn ohOu anu
Kitchen furniture. I've A. tt WHEAT n lhe gEunnnd,
articles. Sale dnihrcaei ii Gags, A. NJ IsIrns
1T sale feb, "a ts, NlNEN y. MlLLbh.
A AIplt
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"a z
"a THNiE Subscriber oilers ir als, tho Farm h
fzEN& TesllisR on, containing l5J Acres OF land
lsssHn ina good state Of Improvement, lying IN Pen.
nEkLH. cader Hundred, New Castle County, Del. THIS
Land runs within mile of ST. Georges stallion the Dci
ware Rail Road, wi, n COED substantial Dwelling built ~
Cottage style, nnopn Sly ls wlthugD0d cellar and I'm roof
ro1s aud Pantry asn alage Hall running drought The CEN
Ire the lower floor, and rooms 10 HE upper story vel
finished and nsarly The Buildings Stable AMI
tirnny and some otherol buildings. The Farm divided
in fields, under good enGd aud ample Young Chesnht cul
ing on keep the Farm under Enn1 eHce This ~ III ~ ~
good healthy noishborhood laying on tho r9ad from -
Georges TO Glasgow within mile of good School, con
yenent 70 Churches and Mills This Is Fo3d ARM P pc
luccs welanu has been LINED and MANFRED a over lately
The torms will he accommodating part q the money Gun
lny on tho farm time. RICHARD GhONl.7'
jan, lj-lno,
eS-) 4 LARGE BLACK DOG, GAME TO ny
~L n House, February nh white mark on l p
nbnve the Toll gate Owner please come Forward pfoNs
pf% az R'S 0s''' anu 'a GeHEuRGE GAAIPERsoN.
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Farm for Sale,

II THE SUBSCRIBER " It'll SELL, AT PR.
f-.5JfA WAITE SALE his Farin IN Nltte Ola! creek
ssSNH lndred, New Castle county Dell 9ltuateH on
Of ChFIslia, new qRi opened RON W. Mlimngten
Tlrnp Ike, containing 26O Acres u good anl about W 2
cTeS IN woo fencing pretty Eoo oIdtf VAN Th,ei ~
prnycme3 consult oil Brick dwelling ilonas nnd XVI
an in good repair, fnnns, cellar unueI uo
whoie BrlG; SiP,ks h1ui3, Woi hnse Poultry hnLso,
aud yard good Frame Barn. with Stlbtns tn nnIssH
and cntle aud over 100 feet OF shedding, urhha'
Cribs, CarnaIs house, Sc. tnrsroE Arplv 0iShS.
GARDEN ne. Persons wisln. tn view The property WAL
r FIJI e e';i On 'n' s"0's'io' THYIAs OLIVER
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TsA AsNud LlTTL, rAAEIM.plr E AnoIGiTIao n,
GssA Of " ,lmin;ion, DeHws.., Ag9ly
WAl. MrCAULI,EY,
feb. aic l5j Market 81.
EENT CT. LAWsJ3 AR PRIVATE SAIL.
ia TAO. l. a Fatmnr41 Acres on the Delaware
IA \ Il. ltnld al snnl iber, uiI this latin
Igssm last ere w're 2m ht3hels Of com and THIS
No. q 4 Farm Ii Across nl ID Acres of wool on This
farm this year 1Gl bushels OF Wheat. ,
year a60 hnsholg9 WHa The abcye Farms neaf ffe,
within tho last years, Apply to sAMlEl. BAkH IN
slant
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'r.,ssr expressly for the Delaware Repqnhcaa'
YOUTH AND HOPE.

n wu. p. PIrssInzoNs, AUTHOR OF SUNlA0eS
PIECES.
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a. SVONTAININti Ion Acres nore o. loss, with
f,th in i mites Of he Elkton depot GO Acres ~
6EW W itch arc atahlotnd IN good order ayinH hheh
$3.50 i.imei, mlnurei and suau0ei, About ~ A i,5i
peach orehnrd The buildings consist o. new nwe,inS
new 'ehce, wen "u'et''' "P NM McCAuIL.EY,
EI, ~ No. li3 Market ~.
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ror Sail,


n ONE sary Brick lloaso md IL! u oFR R.l,t
[JL5sA nLryp sixth street; twnH story Btch
IRsguq Houses in seventh helnw Poplar Streots; nrr
lsElllh- several other aud story pwenit wnish
Ivnuid n sod hlrgan by ann cnliun To Inc SnNA"'pe''
AZ tno eGfrnor o. NaLhgL N"U y" aLonN r. LEWIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

i tiRiS3r ND PACKING MILL. SAN,
- III Nit. GtYn5 ttl, s"ad Y ne lioas9 ana =
IaaRlu Slahng all IN Eolt order, and raw dong =
lafQBl you'd llsinrss, itu1te the WSst branch ot
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uinO, the TalIIins Rlf'i o. Java


The Boston -Tfsrsler gives an interesting
account Off teaptital talking bird, the Java
Mino, new domssfica;sd in that city. and the
delight Of ailihs inhasitsnts, He has a fius
tenor voice, -au6.sfsows most remarkable H.
telfigences r. rts
Wctave ssehsieyeral persout looking ad.
miriDg'y al him.tndshsge heard him-say in
the most distiuct tiaaneFs aftSr be had gazed
ntently apparently listeningto the conyer.
sation, "hy name is Mino." Arter. waiting
some time, as if he expected a compliment
to be bestowed upon him, he has raised his
beautiful head and proudly said: "Alino is
pretty bird" limo person offers any praise,
he jumps about bis large cage few times,
turns his back to the astonisEed spectators
and Indignantly aud emPbaticslly. .says, in
sharp tone: go away" He then gives a
loud aud hearty guffaw; exactly like the "hs
ha, hal" of human being!
or course, every person laughs at the
droll bird, and the droll bird laughs again
and says; "Good morning" When he sees
his admirers disperae, ,he.tells them in the
Plainest language to shut the door. .Ifhe is
asked his name in an affectionate manner, be
will answer: "My name is Mino. How do
you do!' When he hears several persons
conversng earnestly together, without taking
any notice OF him, he exclaims: "What are
you talking for!" The words are so sudden
y spoken and the sound so closely resem-
bles human voice, that one is really in.
clined to reply that sit is none Of your, bust
ness" But Mno is polite, we'll educated and
very amusing, although he is win and fond
of flatery.
It would seem that Mino's ve1nacular is
Malay. and, unfortunately, in the modern
Athens, there is no one who can hold extend.
ed conversation with him. They should get
an instructor. 1t is said to be the only bird
in the world that talks from the lungs, and
perfectly initiates the human voice.
The Trdveler gives the following personal
description of this remarkable foreign resi-.
den: OF that city,:
Ele is about the, size OF the American crow
black bird, although little heavier. His
length, from the tip of his bill to the end Of
the tail feathers, is about twelve inches in
length. His plumage is remarkably beauti.
fnl, whenit glistens in the rays Of the san
II is avery rich variegated purple and green,
the wings are nearly black, with white bars
near the ends. The feathers on the head
are very clicrt, line and thick, and resemble
the richest gloss of dark velvet, !, lie has a
long and beautiful lapel Of bright yellow
extending from each side Of the back Of the
head to the nape of his neck; there is also
small yellow oblong mark on,each side Of
his head His legs and claws are yellow
His tongue is long, pointed at the end, broad
in the throat and fat, thus differing from
that OF the parrot, which is round, short, and
somewhat curved.