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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-28

The haspie., nan IN 'hs World is
tie man With just wealth enough 70
hep BIN IN spirits, anil just ehfifen
80. ! In make him Industrious.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-28

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e,rld never sucreed a. an editor, nor
a narrow minded man. nor an uuter-
Giving ore. nor hasiv one. An
sailof aus. turn himself e 'iie eut :"
ne public. IL cam he 2 lye'-
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-28

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-28

On the subject Of boarding up
money during the present crisis.
! I've Albany Joaraai ssrcastically
observes:
Now Is the time when gold dol
srs are hid In old stockings. Now
the time when sixpences are
bek.d away IN -sub-nosed ter
b.. Now money Is laid by IN
cupboard, for mice 10 uibbls (;
Aust into corners, TOR thieves to
r.imare : carried in wallets .ar
Il ypockets to grab at; hid be-
hNahe woodwork. for the next
vtksaticn 10 find and buried 10
tlkrouni. 10 be l0si uud forgot
tet Now men rush 10 draw cesh
a. ssfe places. AM pui ,nio
70 ures. Nov. r0or isnil.is'
"a se per cent. fof the rurposs
oftSur their ssviu1s where they
wia Yen them AWAKE 1t nights
EE\mess hang " deposits u
the s)'-pouch behiad the door
/, hcssEe. .sS ap eol.l pieces !
: their Aris. and travellers weigI
|. theuseIcs down with bed,-belt
. Of cpia Now the unpre6sabl
: servsnflke hid his talent b II
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
GAS FOR IE5.a couiVY;iliiji5(i7El. !.

A CARD.-Ihe Introduction of the MARYLAND poy,.
mode Of shtins priSate d8enss eufcbe s% ia Sa =
igfs haye 6erotofSre been consideed uxuTS 3n E
could only be enjoyed by tHoso residing in olties an
Il now NJ longer true for gPparais Is now offered 10
thS p16iie Which erlss this xnry home 10 every nan,
VIZ H. masRna ~ q IKE @
and extraordinary results which it naquesiiotabiy
eookEg stove and requires skill or eapaSity h
the worthg Of the msS6ne, or IN @ s r s from
Illuminating qualities it is Unsurpassed by then1sI ~
from though de Shdts aena lfhi, aSS Il an
rofn OIL u Is an cheaper and better product Of
economical degreeof heat There cannot lie oSha HI
laden with illuminating qualities, or iedine asses as
noeuous in respiration or less injurious 70 furniture
hydrogen In the in9ngaetgre gfl sas the Prsnises
70 other machine and Of great imPortan oe to a1i
This apparatus received the first prem,pm ,ho,.
exhibition Of the Fanklin insifete IN n sie
Tn9 az Che agents for the State Pennsyi
tbs s sTons bnhss IN bsp ss sS arpdo
that s celmsd lor IL with Ordinary care All eo,p NJ,
ed pamphlets containing copatesp ro snT tgesc
From tie sre aaisaeon i .ns led e any address
yesss given wherever introduced either IN pfiynt
sss u assarsd byt SB 6Ss &c
iGas Obtained FERRhiIsS s%@ d%h fPf f. PHu
T'HE, SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO m FtII;s 4,
ms friends nnd the public that he has on NAM, lafse
and School Books WIKI p% s il hogT
yety lowrNtes Ne would also III III Ii 10 his
Wilma Ba pia, MOI
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Cannot some one In New Castle county heat this ?
We sec by the West Chester papers that hog
seventeen months old, weighing when dressed, six
hundred and seventy.two and a half pounds, was
Slaughtered last week, by Mr.. Ezekiel Bailey, Of
Easi Marlborough
Snolo.-Snow commenced falling quite early
on Saturday morning, and continued to do so
throughout the day. At night 1t lay over the
ground some two or three inches in thickness.
and bid fair to make hne sleighing, as there
was little wind to whrl it into eddies or drifts,
We have no doubt, that the young men, should
the present prospect be realized, will prepare
their sleighs for evening rides, and il per-
chance they should be few minutes behind
the time appointed, the hearts of many fair
maidens will palpitate with anxiety.
Off the Track.-The baggage, mail and ex-
press cars, attached to the train which left this
city fifteen minutes before ~ O'Clock, a. M.
on Saturday, ran off the track at Therlow's
Station about two miles this side of Chester,
dangerously injuring the fireman, James Pen.
niwell, of this city, and the mail agent. For
tunately none Of the passengers were injured
The cars were considerably broken, and block
ed up the track so as to delay the passage of
the express train, due this city at two O'Clock,
until O'Clock, p. m.
Sadden Dsath.-Benjamin Harris, died yery
suddenly at his residence in Orange Street
Ahhu1 lie had
been suffering from consumption, but had par
taken Of his supper and was apparently as well
as usual when his wife went ont of the room to
look after one of the children, and on return
ing found him corpse. He was aged about
about 33 years, and was an industrious and de-
serving man.
New YEARS. charlottesville Asbury Sab
bath School will repeat their Exhibition on
New Years night, January LIST, 1858, in the AS
bury church. The proceeds will be approprI-
ated to the purchase of books, &c., for the
school. All persons who are willing to help
in this important cause are cordially invited.
Tickets IL cents, to Ebe had of any of the
teachers and at the door. 1t will commence
at 7 O'Clock.
Neglected Coughs and Cotds.--Few are aware
of the importance Of checking a cough or a
Z" common cold" in its first stage; that which
in the beginning would yield to mild reme-
dy, if neglected soon preys npon the lungs
In such cases, the value of Simms Cough Sy-
rup is most apparent. Prepared only by Dr.
j. Simms IL Son Fourth and King Sts., Will,
Del.-smyrna Times.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Tins KANSAS TRouDLE.--rhe Phila. lnquit-
or says that the deepest anxiety is felt by the
National Administration, in relation to the po-
sition Of Judge Douglas and his friends. Mr.,
Buchanan was determined at first, to declare
open war, and hence the removal Of Lieut..
Governor Stanton. But the mastery speech
Of the Senator from Illinois, togsther with the
scathing letter of Governor Walker, fell like
bomb shells in the vicinity Of the White House,
and disposition is now manifested IN several
quarters, to reconcile the misunderstanding.
The orders that we're at first sent forth, to de-
nounce the Judge and the Governor as desert
srs, have been recalled, and temporary truce
Is talked Of. 1t is apprehended that the di-
vision in the Democratic party wonld prove
entirely too formidable, and that hence re-
conciliation should, If possible, be secured.
MIR. Buchanan, Il is true, Is the President, and
is IN the enjoyment of immense patronage.
But the experiment of disregarding popular
rights, and mocking at public opinion, is rather
bold to be hazarded with impunity, under ex-
listing circumstances. Even the Chief Ma
gisrate Of the natien might fail in such an
enterprise. Judge Douglas is said TO be calm
and collected--and so, also, Gov. Walker
Both feel that they are in the right, and they
are willng TO TAKE all tho consequences. Their
position has been assumed on principle, and
In conformity with Democratic doctrines, as
heretofore promulgated, and they are thus,
therefore, mot to be intimidated, even by threats
from Mr.. Mr.. Buchanan himself. In brief, the
Kansas question has lost nothing of its inte-
rest, and unless some compromise shall be
agreed upon,the division beween the Northern
aud Southern Democracy must become deeper
and wider, with every new development OF
public opinion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
kxcHaloNY! aOMeIrNY!
= W, DAVIS rs now hullding very superior Homm
p. Mills nj his Machine shop, corner If Front and
ison streets. These mills are very complete and dnfa


NRuGGisT AND ciEMisiS N. w. CORNER
very loweht cas prices, complete assortment Of HnEc,
Medicines, Ghenicaa Pure ines and Liquors, Tor nedi
clnal use. Fancy soaps, Perlumery, Broshes ec eet
yeny superior arie Of Salad Gilt in bulk or bottled.
Fresh. Cold drawn Castor OIL.
Genuine Cod Liver OIL, cheap. - III
Cream Of Tartar, Soda and SaerRins. JF
tssencs Of Ginger. Peppermint, Lemon Cinnamon, 40.
Magnc STA, EPSON Salts, Rhuharb, SIENNA,
Mama, Comp. Cathartio Pills, ect.
Wrights, Jayne's, Ayers, Anders0nis Lees Pills.
syrup Of SquilS uox's Hive syrup, Pastoral Syrup,
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL, syrup Wild Cherry anu Tnr &c.
Iaudanum Paregoro. Godfrey sooidal Baemau'sdrops,
Dayies CHrfnlnative, Jaynas do, &c.
Holoway's Worm Convictions, Deai-shnt Vermiluge,
ted.
Hollands German Btters, Merchants Gnrging Oil, To-
bias Imminent, Benefits Embr1caton, Roberts do, &c.
Fever and Ague Antidote. warranted cure, pay.
Horse Pc syhera. Copdton Medicines, &c.
Burning flnid Pine Oil or Camphine and Alcohol. fresh,
good and cheap.
Attendance at all hours, day and night.
IIT- Particular attention paid Physicians Prescfp-
tons, which will be compounded under my own mnedi-
ate supernendence Every article warranted, and may
be returned II NOT satisfactory.
My n-tr N w corner Eront " lVest
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

THE MARRIAGE LAVA movement is in
progress among the clergymen Of New Jersey
to procure the repeal Of the laws Imposing on
shem heavy penalty for marrying minors,
aud petitions for its repeal, generally signed
by that portion Of the community and others
will be presented to the next Legislature. AT
the Newark Nj. u. Conference Association at
Orange, Essex county, on Monday of last week,
committee Of five was raised to consider the
memorial Of the Presbyterian Church for
changes in the marriage law. They reported
In favor Of adopting the memorial Revs. d.
d. Lore and NJ. E. Ellison were appointed to
circulate the memorial among Methodist prea-
shers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

tor Douglas is being sustained by large ma
jority of the democracy Of the country. Pres
ldent Buchanan, and those who coincide with
him in his view of the Lecomptou Constitution
will be left high and dry so far as that matter
Is concerned. Large and influential meet
ings of the Democracy have been held at Chi
cago, Detroit, New York and other places, at
which the course of Douglas has been endors-
ed by reclamation. 1t is one-slded affair
among the democrats who do not hold or ex-
pect office. The dependents are for the sd-
ministration, while the independents are OPP
posed to it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Er5rA good farm situated and adjoining the village
f.Al3& oiRed Lion, New Castle county, Delaware,
lESsml aud within miles of Whining ton. containing
etllA. a3i Acres of good land, under fair improve
running water m every field, would make splendid
grazing dairy farm. The buildings good house OF
under the maa building good carriage house cribs
stabinE, &o with good tenant hOusesI this farm
be divided ntO good FARMS having buildings all; and
viii he sold in one arm divided to suit pnTohaBeIs
men within The reach any one Wishing To purchase
desired at per cent Interest," secured by bond and mort
gage For more full particulars call Barney Reybod
near DelaEare City or the undersigned at Newark Del
July 81 If, LANES ii. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Sabbath School Exhibition The exhibition
of the Asbury Nj. 81. sabbath School, on Fri
day evening, was largely attended, the church
being crowded, and scores of persons were
unable to procure seats, or even effect an en-
tersnce; and consequently returned to their
homes. The children performed their re-
spective parts in highly credltabIe manner
the singing was well executed; the declama-
tons were generally delivered in good style,
and the dialogues spoken In a clear and lucid
manner. The proceeds, which amounted to
about $50, are to be given to the Dorcas soci-
ETY., to be applied to alleviate the wants OF the
poor. This sum will do much good, as the
ladies' know well how to apply it. In this con-
nection we will state that the managers OF the
school have determined to give another exhi-
bition on New Years evening" in order to ac-
commodate those who were disappointed in
getting into the church on Friday evening, the
proceeds of which will be applied to the pur-
chase Of books. We trust the attendance will
be large.
Sale Of Graia.--More new corn, says the
Times, has been sold during the past three or
four weeks in Smyrna, it is drought, than in
any corresponding period for number OF
years. As an evidence of this, eight vessels
and schooners loaded with grain, from this
port, arrived at Philadelphia in one day last
week (Friday,) consigned to the various grain
merchants Of that city. The most Of the sales
were made when the prices of Corn ranged
from 90 to go cents per bushel. Now the mag-
ket is very snat,' and little ornone coming in.
Gas Lsghfs.--Ths town Of New Castle was lighted
with gas on Thursday evening, agreeably 70 the
Promise % the enterprisng contractor, MIR. Tasker,
to whom the citisens Of that place chiefly in
deated for this luxury The light burned brilliant
ly, and gave general satisfaction. We presume it
will not be long before smyrna, Dover, Milford,
Lewes and GEORGETOWN In the lower part OF our
State, and Delaware City, Odessa, Middletown and
Newark in this county, will be lighted in similar
manner. We are pleased to Improvements Of
any kind, and congratulate tho good people Of New
Castle on the step they have taken.
Science and The Blbis.--A lecture will be de-
livered at Odd Fellows Hall, on Wednesday
evening, December 80, 1857, by VIM. J. Whit
aker, A. NJ, Professor OF Geology in the Poly
technic College, Philadelphia, on Geology and
Genesis, with numerous pictorial illustrations,
commencing at half past O'Clock. Admission
% cents. Tickets for sale at the bookstores
and at the. door. 1t
Exhibition Repeated.--The exhibition otsthe
Third Baptist.Sabbath School which came off
at the Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening
will be repeated this (Monday) svning at the a.
bove named hall. In consequence OF the inclem-
ency of tho weather, on Saturday evening, the
attendance was not large, we therefore hope
that all of our readers who wish to pass an even
Ing pleasantly and agreeably will not fail in at
tending. The price of admission is only II cts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

R7yiA a FARM in pencadeF Hundred, New Castle
m County Dell, containing 297 acres of land, a.
sttH bout 80 Of wood land, good quantity of Chea-
llt nut for FENCING. Tue oleered land s under good
Improvement, and divided into fields. with good fence
fnS grtqSiPeiy post and Running water in all the
bottom, being valuable for or wund make dafy
iaIm This improvements are new story frame house
Win Kitchen back and well flushed. containing good
rooms on The first loor with an entry and the
SECOND with spring aud pump water near the door good
y ~ BY " ieet with other necessary out buildings with
good quantity of FRUIT trees of various kinds This
Farmls situated on the new road leading from Salem
meeting lousel1 the FTenohtown torn pike, about "a
miles west ofthe town of Chstisna and Is In the mid ~
q good grain marietta 50 99os, churches mills,
kail Road miles instant. This will mako n valuable
larIn, aud would divide well into places. Price S55 per
acre $4,000 cash aance mortgage. For fu par
tiouara call or address the undersigned at Newark Del
aug9i &c JAMES II. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

THE generation in which w., i've ~ ns
Pc a5 oae Men eat fast sleep fast live last aud die
tae Ocean steamers te sgiaess Of the RailroaS Cars
Tie eonduson thst iHs st W. must ooyne t9
iaasae Az atkins shiqs. trayslins ine lies
s4s ppM IKE horses Who would hSye
Fifty years henoe mi stead of teseiIl no,ipg
PaSs ne GsggaPh willbo formed like net Work s1dsr
q sirIEs oil thSass Words V'an 'u''-
stead Of the dirt dirty roads, our raj rsds vii
~ @ over ana aecaed Will: shade trees. The sght
as; aud Eis Motel will b regular ia atsdaaos. Where
rs hotels Thea AZ liz ~ 9Ss
VIA sofeyns fine steam WHSLE viii be ehans Cd 10 her.
from New Wilmington IN hour and % aInSteS,
ths cheaP 5esisr sOO'' anu sn0eS lot lAsicN'
es eSrs hsnSs, s sGcsre batteries will shs
exact time uni will ali the fire alarm beso strke
Where storms Cause men I to hanapa S Saa
s sRSaSS onS s Sss % day viii no, h.
Sew process at times losing his chqioeal IDEAS but viii
q Gs. o ana Psitips NJ bssrs
INV ns ~ heinah TOR Boots and shoes
Ing ossS and DC car RI viii iff ra
in carryng passengers tifoush our e e Ia r zee
Cheap Shes Store, and 6ssrss luggage from stfeet 10
cas- 6ieb can Ia I.tp nad WI " IN VIZ lor masking
fashioned mode Of cooking b wood or cSal VIZ" '"e o'
Yeas hsncs couple VIII get married the morn
book Of patterns pick out that suits their IDEAS and
ngwill be put up beiofe night and occupied the same
No. 10 weit Second strest Cas Sa SH no. STSRE
wIMisoroS NOV stst 'ish Oh 'he Black Boot
AZ TuR WILLIAM PENN COOKING
eed sy which Veil saspSsd stser Woo dor or
city surrounding coSniTy Sat oar
them Tie Ere chamber in Go Psnn x very dasp oae
w a TENDERS YEN excellent stove for kesa IRE o
Stove IN the maket, haying oven Of largest class
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

FOR SAIE

1--A Farm near Brdgeville Sussex county Del.
teestd awnre, containing $40 Acres OF beautiful land
Fifth 10 acres Of good timber, Of, Oak, Hickory
Chesnut, No.. the cleared land ia divided into
heds ls uhde' fair Improvement, under fair fencing
hhd y nov raising good crops adj0ns che Delaware Rail
TOAD and mas large freight station the fsrm wnere
Ems, la ea1 Pc NJ a. any TIM The improvements are
ind out buildings, this is the making Of handsome faI
Eood waller at the house Price 25 per aore $500 oash
Oaanoe " equHl annual payments For full par
July % If. "4A'' n 800 ~ II III
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
ForB Sale

g---AF farmsttuated near Greenshorough, Caroline
EeA county. Md, containing 424 acres OF good and,
Is z sets Of new bulldnsa on each. HouseSof
fafne containing rooms eaeh with good aary
buildings farm, tn, LAM is under good fenr ing and
Of good soil nne- good improvements has large guam
ty oil valuable timber, within mil es Of the Mary
la and Delaware Rail Roan and within miles of navi-
epic Eater Whee can eiu at Any tme churches
sold for Is PER acre, cash, balanoe sa agdS yesTa
IA equal instalgents wit interest. For sss
eglars gall on Dr. y. l.obstne, at GeensborouRh "a
the undersigned at Newark bel = ''s"' :"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

ONE Of the best improved and most desirable
1SVd N Limestone Farms in the State OF Mar ,lnnd s
I6 nated in Baltimore county. on the iafiord tnrn
k'sh pike road, IS miles from Baltimore immedaieiv
the line OF the Philadelphia Baltimore TantSaI
Raroad, now building u contains 900 acres Of land,
balance frat Timber. he buildings are all new anS
built in the most substantial manner hey consist nis
high, 50 feet front Eoggl1as double decker Barn Is B.
carriage house, dairy, with failing sbring and @
ming water in every field apple orchard and other fr,it
Price aN Amy person wishing 10 nnrrna IA ~.
address Sept l7-tf j. II. RAY, NewaIE DeJi I"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

An a A fine Farm containing % Aoresof evoaIi.pt
T:h land, has been lined all over2 or times and
4l1Aa-l ulvlded Into heis under excellent fenninr
nb9pi - acres Of EXCELLENT timber; the cleared land r.
wei Matereu and would make good grazing farm rhs
& e a15 ~ eS bss Of stone and ae 81
Road leading to kon, qbsut s miles dlstant whera
me ana gram can be bought and sold ut the Rail Road
STATION, the VILLAGES of Poplar Fill on the Plank Road
,d CHely nh are within about mile, where stores
~ sepos hay 1o found This is rare chance Price
KAY, Newark, Del. -Nfr'' ~ ~ ~" % ~ i'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

1-rl AYALuABLE farmland WATER Pow
ESsfSN er "a Cecil County, Md, 9 miles from Elkion
sil a1 %ltn Win mile OF good plank road to Elk
good state 81 cultivation, ded into 9feds with about
and all under good fencing. The Water fowef Is aeod
~ teet hena apd eil, With grlst and mil and on
ing 96 feet 81 and conta go0drooms and agarre
barn 3Oby 90 leet granary oTn cribs Spring house
Smoke Honse and other out buildings al In good order
goon Oronafd kinds OF rut, the farm land
IS well wateTed aud would make good farm Ia
land has all heen lined welland now rases good crops
and viii be sold at $50 Acre. Call or address the %
derslgnsd ior neutrality-suspicious., at Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

MA A. good farm containing 2O6 Acres Of ohoiss
VE;EA Y rich Land situated on the Bohemia far.asf,
0, miles ffom Chesapeak City, in Cecil county
M No. a. yld9d into eds with running water ~ an
nnae. posi- anu Tal has splendid bed
Put on within the past year. has good landing on the
BehenlH River. The imp Semens good house al
frame rooms on the first floor and secnnd with
good water % the door gnnary barn and good sabng
good Apple Orchard with other fruit trees lnnHfinr
healthy auliolent amount Of timber for the use OF tie
sion 18th Of March, For tull Information call or ad
dressJ AM,ES II. RAY, Nswark, Del. Sep str
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
FOR SALE.

Gy-A "A beautiful Farm situated .wtthln mile OF
fss5ffH Seatord usHeN county, Delaware at the ten
lSfsh naneos ofthe Delaware Ran Road, coniaining
1asz S0m Acres Of good land and comp eely fenced
with good post and rail fencing ana diviuednte field
Io92u 10 ~ acres IN each leo of good Pine, Oak
owl, 10 mod erin wrPerches IN front and back
Ter the man building; stahng, carriage house, Eranary
aha buildings, which cannot be built for less
Lhan 81 or 95Q00 Tor more full particular a sail on
THEODORE RcR Esq, Al Seaord. OF the undersigned
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Ala A Farm containing 100 aores 70 acres of tim
YeEA Der situated mites of ElktOu in Cecil
county, Md; on the road leading from Elkton
" tho riok Meeting House and commanding view
o. the BAY i9r many miles II is divided into fields well
watefed and under good Improvement. The buildings
are good stone house with ROOMS and kitchen on tie
first floor and rooms and ~ the second Barn
20by 46 feet with sabng and other necessary gu buld-
ingsi fine young Apple and Piach Orchard wi VA
Eey Of other fruit tree5i good water at the DWELLING
ark, Ilol. lan q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

MA THE su ,soriher will sell al Private SALE
YElxAY valuable little Farm IN White Clay Creek nd "
and q e5 lsSds Chris
land, 81 acres OF which llable and undsr toIasah
good lenee the balance wood, well set in yomnS
Ghesnnl also hrlxng young Orchard in fan nearing
Ihe Popery Is oodnded by lands Of Il j. G. odhsn,,
Ias slagy, Davla b9sg and others and will be sod
RAY, Newark, Del. Ffi' ~ u ME- 20 IN a.