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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
roR NJ 4 Ind l.nmo EAnM % aonn.

FOR Al.ii,- a hln some FARM o. conn.
1 q Try seat OF l3j Acres, situated in Cecil Goun-
4EitS ty, Nd, and adjoining the town of Eikl"n,
-@a-- Huul schools, Chut chcsHnG society eau
be fund Tue farmland Buldnrs commands an OK
tr!sv' for many miles GuWnihC klyCr and around
the country. IhNiariu !sGivtde HtOG fields, lndaomo
il laid and subs tanln post HpQ raligneea.
The bindings HTo Hew B7ck House " By 81 tect,H
ew aud subsl large double o"red Harm 81 feet
square pant Btnn and frame with dormant ana CRIBS at
tahhel. PhOro 80 Acros Of Whcatnuw the ground,
dlDDks well. rIe wlnlewili he sold for fifteen thou
exchange hs tain IA part for Food improved Wmng,
ton T. aic pNa GY property. PossessI0s can be Ind
atngy Lime For more full "details aPpyto JANE ii.
Newark.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Club of the American Institute, on Tuesday,
and addressed the members on tho subject to
which he has devoted so much time and atten-
ton. He leaves New York in day or two o,
for the South.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
WEsiEssTSN TEIiIIIll,

Ii THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in
Es.5ffii form hls friends and tho Pabhn u ,gegerg
llkHA East corner of Fourth and Orange Ss., and
having furnished II with new and costly furniture
in such manner ss cannot fail to gyo qnro satslaG
ct, and at his bur full assortment Of superior Ii
quors His stables among the argegl Hnd best tho
city, with attentive lsters command Il upRB by
giving his perso al altenon to his business,
a liberal share ofpublio patronage.
BOarlors tax by the day, week or mnHth.
apr. 2-tr THOMAS HARVEY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

A. & II. II. WILLIAMSON. would rcsl eotiutly
Ia. announce their lrends and the public, that they
have removed their BOY 81 CLOTHtNG Ann VARiE.
TY STORE from No. I'M to No 1851 Market Street,
next door to Seventh to amuTe cpmmudnus place. wbc
Il prepared 10 supply their customers with Boys
CLOTHING reAdy mndc and nado ~ order in neat and
superior manner. Having lust laid in fresh stock Of
goods they believe they can promptly the wishes
81 their patrons, Fhay Keep asn constantly an hand y
variety of EN- BRO DERIES, HOS ERY, &c. Always
amin at entire satisfaction they feel contdent
fail to please
Thankful for past favors, they hope by strict attention
t. 'usinoss 10 merit Il continuance Of tic snu1e
mar, 30 SIN. l.. A. X n, n, WILLIAMSON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

In che fonrishtns toVn of AIiHtagt0h, Md.
IA IT'S situated about miles from the Delaware
f%aA L Railroad station At Smyrna, with direct
ttsm road from Siny m TO- Chesto,tuwn. U is also
lsaki4E- about 10 miles from MiddleOwn station. fh7
House is well ba, comlodious and hncly lDrttt hcIuR
On the main street 9t junction Of tho two roa ohn
named. The He to has good Tod IN tho
onl story and space enough for several In the ao with
four good rooms down stairs.
The Stahing is a good, Full repairs have leen ma "
upon the property within tho last Tour years. which -
getheI with Its convenient location render it very dc
slinble property liberal credit VIII be given fer part
ofthe purchase money, JOHN w. oSBDfNE.
Inalin Manor, ST. NenrEes. Del,, Oct NJ.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
TsATFyTlLn TNs3ITUT5!,
MIDDLETOWN AC4DEMY,,
MlDDl.ETONN, DEL,
.TaDleS B, McDopeU. PrinriD1I

~ JQWeS .. lHCDOWGW, TTlnclpnT.
1NHE Summer Term of this Academy will
Il commence tho first Monica fNlay, and continue
81 weeks. ExPgSsEs-B Boarding and Tuition. Sc, Ss4
SOS, according to advancement, without RnJ extra
except for Modern Language, Music and Drawing,
THIS Institution is very PLEASANT and HvnTAhlY ait
provelen, and enjoy ing extensive patronage.
The Principal pledges 10 parent aud guard AUS the nd
vanqges q the FIRST tcHo9ls Of ln country, Hewl o
The course instruction adapted 20 fit students iur
entrance into college for active business. For Gaia
nguJs parti ouars as tn teTs discipline CO.
Sc. address the Primer pal as above,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

"A AVALUABIE FARm AND WATER Pow
EatA or IN Cecil County, Md., miles from Elkon
EssHH ami within nlla Off good plank road to Elk
uElg ton, containing 100 ores of good land, oil IN
good state OF cultivation, dydod INTO 9fedr with about
aud al under gup1 fsnung The Water Power IL good,
q feet cad aud fail, with grlst aud saw mill and on
good OF water, The inpruN annntB are goud dwell
g % Cet square aud contains gnnd rooms end E1ret,
nTn ~ Gi eut good ganary cribs, spring house,
5nlke House, pnd other Out buildings, all ~ good order;
good Orchard of different hndN OF rnt the lgrln gnd
swell wuiered AMI would mik" good gazing larn, tue
land hns all hpqn lined well and now alaes good crops
aud III BE- sold nj sci per Aero Cal or addreH The ui-
lefsigned for murc full particulars, ~ Newark pel
II d.. i "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

At Placervlle, California, the ladies have
formed Calico League, to which mob ody can
belong who is unwilling to make her appearance
at church, at parties, or on the street in calico
dress.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

The Fires in Cincinnati for the yeao ending
with Marcn involved a loss of only Sl75 900
though los fires occurred. This shows that
tne IRE system adopted there is u very service
able one for the preservation of preperty.-
Cincinnati has seven stearn fire, engines in SER
vice and this saving of Property is due to their
efficiency. The Insuranc companies of thai
city have reaped reat advantage for, while
the liability to fire increases with the popula-
tlon and crowded condition 81 the city, and in
duces persons to insure, the superior facilities
Tor saving property diminish the losses to the
companies. They are able to insure at less
rates, and this greatly increases the numbers
Of those getting insured.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
Very valuable Mill Property For Sale

m THE ADVERTISER OFFERS AT PRi-
f-aA WAITE ALE, his entire mil property, consisting
EstM ofoge Grst Mill, two saw Mills and ono C9fdg
year and the other noary new Attached To tho property
residence There Is also good Sh1ra valuable liarrni
nounced by Dr. Higgins, Marylaiis " state Agrcunral
Chemist " be very rich. The property cmaces about
so Acres of cleared Rnd; tho stream of wafer good
there the Peninsula. The above property is situated At
the head OF navlgab waller on me Norgefl ~ OF the
Caroline county, Nd very healthy nolslborood, and
offered for sale accommodating terms; dspos-
JOHN w. BROWN
feb. II .anos. Fn.lafalslNlrs Nd.
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DELAWARE CRY, Fen. 2iti., ls5i. Mar. l2-2nios.
n L,lt ~ ~ Il IliN n u Il III &,

DovER. KENT COUNTY. March 9th, 1851.
Upon the application OF Joseph r, Gomeygs and Jamea
~ Q. nouglPss EXECUTORS of John NJ, CIlyton, late
ana drected by lid REGISTER hat tho said Executors
notice 81 the granting of Lotlers PpstamontRry upon
no estate Of the sgd deceased, by ausins advrrtiSs.
monts to be posted within forty days from tie date OF
such Letters, in SIX of mos public phases OF he oonn,
nl Kent requiring oil persons havlng demands nggrst
tie estate 10 present the sne OF al ido b. an Act OF As
semby in such made and provided. And also cause
tho to he inserted tho Delaware Republican.
newspaper published in Wilmington, aud M the Deias
ware State Reporter, newspaper published IN Dover,
and continue tharein six weeks.
N@-~) GIVEN under the hand and seal OF Ohiee oil
SL S. the Register aforesaid, ut Dover, Kent county
t-0~-N aforesaid, tho day Rnd yeRf aloye written;
X. W. REYNOLDS, Register.
NOTICE,-'rhe unders gned, Executors named ahOvOt
hereby give notice, that Letters TeAaiaenlhry, were
granted 10 III The eleventh day u! February 1851,
al person therefore h1vug dem4nisng tho doceas
el's will present the sno, prOpOhy atteani onOT
before The Eleventh day VI Fghruafy, 1853 ABIDE by
law IN this behalf JAN rs g; DUUdLASS'
]. p. COME6AS,
mar 12-6w, Executor OF j. NJ. Clayton deed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Jedediah Grant, the Mormon saint, lately
deceased, left seven widows.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Bones PoR FRUIT TREEs.-A good deal is
said of the value of bones, and yet not one
cultiyator in ten thinks enough OF them to save
them. Even the refuse bones of his own kitch-
en- are quite likely thrown into the street.
When bones can be had in the villages for a
merely nominal sum, he does not think of pHr-
chasing them. There is no better material for
the border of fruit trees, grape-yines, and the
small truit-bearing shrubs; and every fruit
grower, that has not done planting, should keep
a stock of old bones on hand, so that every
new border may be we'll furnished with this
plant food. For immediate effect the bones
should be dissolved in sulphuric acid or ground
into fine dust. But for the larger fruits and
vines, bones crushed with hammer will an
swer quite as well, and two or three bushels
may be put in each border for an apple or pear
tree. The crushing of the bones may be done
under cover, and makes good work for rainy
days. If the trees are already planted, the
crushed bones may be dug in among the roots.
If worked into the soil of cultivated land, or
even spread upon pastures, they will give a
| sure, though slow return. The eagerness
with which plants take up this kind of food may
be early discovered by digging up benes under
| trees and grape-vines, when it will be seen that
the roots have covered the bones with net
work OF fibres, and even penetrated their sub
stance. Save all the bones, and buy them il
you would have fine fruits and take the pre-.
miums.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

k---N GOOD FARM CONTAlNlNG2l4A ACRES
ssgA Of good land md now ~ good state ofimprove-
lhatHN nent Hbou 40 Acres OF gnud wood lnnd crops
IgHA, last year 1900 bpshcs of corn, 500 bushels OF
heal Oas nn1 Pepoftlon dviled lnto h9lus
with frame Kitchen nttached,gnd containing rooms in
~ btnhllng gfnnary, nnf erihH and other cut buildings
The soil 10 oxoellcnt ibis Farm snatedn Cge coun
~. Md, miles from North East and from lilkon and
y from New Castle. This F0fmt worth Of the utten
ION ofspegulanrsor Others as It hu bought for tue
low price Of i3 per Acre, sud terms cnay For further
pareulas, apply 10 tho undersigned AZ Me- aTk, ne;
SEPT. o. JAMES U,RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
FrOm the chieago yoarnal q .qprtl s.

TERRIBLE AFFRAY AT THE MicHIoAN SOUTH
ERN DEPoT.--rwo MEN KMLED.-A stabbing
affair took place last night, about 10 O'Clock,
at the Michigan Southern Depot, the partieu-
lars Of which are as follows:
Upon the arrival Of the emigrant train from
Toledo, at 10 O'Clock last evening, man and
his family got of the train. The man went to
Mr.. Byron Potter Waterman In the employ
Of the company, and told him there was a val
Use in the cars belonging to man who had
got off some distance down the road, and that
he had better take care of it. Mr.. Potter
went into the cars and got tho valize, and was
passing through the depot when runner STEP
ped up and asked him what business he had to
run for passengers. He replied that he was
not running for passenger, but was engaged in
another kind OF business altogether. Mr..
Potter observed that he had no badge on and
asked him il he had license. The runner
made some insulting reply.
Mr.. 2. then went into the office, put on his
star, and attempted 10 arrest the runner, who
violently resisted him, and struck at him, and
several others, and among them one Jerry
Shine rushed at him with clubs. One man
went to a wood pile, took OH a stick of wood
rushing at Potter, crying 60 kill him kill him''
Potter attempted to run, but the crowd follow
cd him, and ono man caught him by the whlsk-
ers, and was about to strike him with club,
when Potter drew Il knife and stabbed him.
He then started to run again, when another
one of the assailants came up with him, and
met the same fate.
The third time he started, with the infuria-
ted crowd after him, throwing clubs and other
missiles. Another fellow overlook him and
cried cut '' now, In smash you,'' and attempt,
ed to strike him with Il stick. Mr.. p. warded
off the blow with his elbow, AID stabbed him,
again run, and finally got away in safety.
Mr.. L. delivered himself up this morning.
Two or three of the crowd were arrested last
night, and this morning officer Keller arrested
Jerry Shine, a desperate character, who keeps
Il saloon in that vicinity, and one John Cor
man.
We learn that two of the men stabbed have
! died. and the third one is badly Injured
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

r1pon, New CAs1LE cogNTY, FEBRuARY oath, 1857
4 PUN the hppoHtnnni lease Alexander, Administfa
Tor Of D1vii :, Bltdi9, late OF ~, Georges Hunded
~ shd COUNTY, a. ocasSd 4 is ORDERED and lrec
teu by tho hegHier Tint tho Admin fTnur aforesaid
give notice q the gTnnng Of ottsg " Administration
upon the hBHtao tho deoefod, with ae date ofgTnnn
hsIe9 by causing advert ismsits 70 be posted wtn
moot pub places qfte county of Now Castle rsquir-
ng all persons having den ninst the Est ute,
present the bnme ubde by Act of Assembly in
case made and provided Anl also ctss the ftne z DO
inserted wlih.nE the same period in this Delaware g.
publican, newspaper published in Whining ton. and
be continued thnroin two months.
81. = Register aforesaid, az New Castle, in New
(~N Castle Gnunty aforesaid, 10 dny and year nhoyo
written. FETER Is. NAHDEVER, Re iEt0r.
.NoTICE,-All pcrgnns having claims against th,
Estatenl ho Decreased must present the snme duly =
tested to the Administrator bclUr tho 2ith day
February, 1855, abt tho Act Of Assembly in suoh
case made and provided, - - -,
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HoLDINd TO PRoMIsE.-The new paper of
Mr.. Pryor at Richmond, Va, "The South"
'positively demands of the Administration
that it make an honest, earnest and persistent
effort to redeem its pledge in its acquisition of
Cuba" And it enunerates as among ssthe con-
siderations which chiefly commended Mr.. Buch
anan to the support of the Southern people in
1885, the ''vague but satisfactory assurance
that the acquisition Of Cuba was to bc prin-
cipal object Of his administration" 1t then
contends, that Snow is the chance for Cuba',-
now, when war is expected to break ont he.
tween Spain and Mexico,-and that we must
sustain Comonfort, the President of Mexico
(''if necessary scne him supplies of fund ~
SO that he can not only repel the Spanish in
vasion, but retaliate by descent upon aba
ana, "enlisting under his banners thousands of
fearless adventures from this Juntry,'' secure
the conquest Of Cuba by Amcric an enter.
prisc"-and we presume, OF course, hand il
over to the government of the United States.
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NBw UAsTLE UorNTy, M huH z5Eh IBbIi.
tON the aPEeaon Of SAMgsh Al, Bip2LEI st nu ~ w
UyiTgD STATES NAVY, deoeused,l i is 0RpEhEl
and directed ~ tho Re8stor that the Administrator
ioresad notice OF The granting OF Letters ~ Ann
isratlor upon the issieto Deceased VIII "
within forty day iron thednle ofsuch lottcTl nsi% o.
the public places OF the County Of Now Castle, re
quring all hayng demands asnlnstthe Estate, 70
present the same, or abide BY an ACT OF w L.
case made and provided. Andns0 cause the same 70 ~
iuaorted whnthe snfne perioh in the delaware HepuE
nean, newspaper published IN Wilmington, nnuto pe
continued therein two months - 80.
~ GIVEN under the hand aud Seal OF ONCE oil INC
L,SS KegRtor aforesaid, at wv Castle, IN New Gas
- t!o COunlY nerenid, the day and year above
wrltten, PETER d. VANDhNER, Rogi ster.
IN persons having claims aganFt ne Fl
tnte OF inc deoenEcd Wugl the duly atese
e. the Adminl:ttOr gu hofre Tire 18th day oil March
ia55 Of abide the Act oil Assembly such gase m4de and
WfLMi-aros ATnsch 9,I i - ~ 4" g
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hriIISIIrKlN 0EEIIIE-

~ NEW CAST Cou&TY, FEBRUARY 18th, ls5ii
TpDN the application Of Ell Ilins Executor Of tho
u las. ~ and Testament ni Jos PHI HAYES, late OF the
CItypi Wilmington, said County uao', II rs Ordered
and iii rnGts1 by tie Register that the Executor uuTe
sat give notice Of the aTantiEs o. .otteTa esamen
rGntg thereof by causing advertisements 10 ha posted
within lrty from the date al such aitCrs, in six nj
iuBt public places u the equity of New Castle,
qurlng a persons having demands against be Estate %
the same, abide by Act nt Assembly in suu
ease made and provided. Aud glsn the 10 bo
asserted within tho period IN tho Delaware kepub
lcan, newspaper publish Wilmington, and To he
uUlinuel theron two months. -
k-LN-J GIVEN under the hand and Sea ni ONCE Of tho
Sl.SS Register afofesIj, a. NV Castle, IN New Cas.
(-~s~N tic County niOIatnls the dag and yOar above
written PETER u. NANDEVIEiI Register,
NOJl Cf.-Al persons hhyIng claims nsligsI tho Es
nf The deceased must present the iuy attestcd
10 the Executor or before the l4h day Of obi uNry,
u. 1853, or ABIDE the Act Of Assemly ~ such tase made
and provided. ELI Hlll.ES, EXT.
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NAT1SHESA situatIonas Teacher III oneofthe Public
" schGols of Now Castle Coz Dol. apply i9A. III,
GRlMSHAW, NJ, D., OF to No. ZIG King ST., Whining
trg, Del ap. tat.
French G English School tor Young Ladies'.
AEADAMERALI.Y win remove her Sahuolnn the 25th
Iva u NlHTC from her presc TesideUC Orange ST.,
10 King ST., four GOors above Eleventh.. mar. l2-ln,
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PoTATo CULruRE.-It should not be forgot
ten, at this season, that early planted potatoes
are much more likely to escape the rot than
those put in late. Carelessness in selecting
seed in cultivation, and storing, we think, has
good deal to do with the perpetuity Of the
disease among us. Let early varieties be Sc
ected, and those free from rot, and let even
the later varieties for the main crop be planted
as soon as the soil is in good working condition.
All fresh fermenting manures should be avoid
cd. Skiltul cultivators, by attending to these
details, manage to make this crop still ono of
the most profitable upon the farm. 1t bears
high prices, almost uniformly, and the yield is
not unirequently Two and three hundred BUSH
els to the acre.
Mr.. "A. Willard, jr., of Hartford, Washington
county, New York, writes the Country Gentle
man that he has cultivated the Purple Chilli
potato for three years, and thinks it superior
to any other potato for quality and productive
ness. We have cultivated it for two years, on
various kinds Of soil, and with various manures
and have been obliged to discard it as unproh
table. Though it is of the first quality as 9
table potato, it does not yield we'll. Both years
with us, it has grown very vigorously the frs
part of the season, making large vines, blu
dying early, and turning out large number o
half-grown potatoes. 1t may do better in othe
climates
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IA Horse, fresh Cows or Colts.
GEO. G, LOBDELL,
mar 2l-4l. Corner sa ana lenl9sLl SIS.
a N EXCEI,I,ENr MlNEKAi, WATER FoUN.
"A TAIN Tor SALE toost s6iJ viii be sold very cheap,
- -''' W. By FRANCIS CHAPMAN,
NoTICD I'd IEoss SEM an.
TbE wei bred HORSE RICHARD THIRD,
G2A April 20 he isl OF August every MoInAY
and sHbe " Ky tbe
sATURLxY Riehafd lie Thirds tlafk iay ia hands
bieh and inr anna nctnn or pntnt al ID ai Ia
recommend himself 10 lie bost u ises.
HORSE huRoc, WI stand q Mr. iona MorEgs oa,t4,
INA ssva,y NJ ~ ng $500 snd NJPn.g.nay L.
sn St eeet M ~ as ~ gn1 G
Il Rond N, HlSnL sys X hand Was
sired by Inc CiSaTAS efIoRsp tSnSsRkL 'itpyNotbs-
mar s6 III ''''"'A'" ''' N@''' iuIpuREY Hill,
F'oR SALE.
TN speSd vppGr M IN ttiI
go This 81 win b. years eld next April add
celebrated Northern rottins horse hi Dam
an Eclipse lghtioot MARR that WINS nearly pericf IN ali
that constitutes hno iloRsE WHITEHALL Is ovor Is
hands high very dark Chesnnt beaut,y formed and
ared sm nst yaor AZ ~ AVN bn ME d se lin
10 serve FUli pedigrues can he even,
wM. D. CLARK,
Ieo, zo-t y. -.-----==---------p LLAw AAE ellY.-
TO Builders, Carpentars * l5fasonH,
Al / W0uLD have erected ~ to - small Brick
firm give a da. il Il G oa. s aua a aa ss S 4 q
embark viii ABLY To- A"' p''''W ". McGRIt.f.i.Y.s ;"
es' ~, 7,ovz sar-f, -la- e'sEsSs =;
i. p,.yo $500 ,,,it,s1s,s ur,,pN, M ,rL-
1vzA uppiWnspl NEW i,. THkE II, SIoE6r HkiCh
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

Mr.. Leonard Wray, who made sugar in Kaf-
frland (South Africa) five years ago from the
Imply or African Sorghum, arrived in the Asia.
He brings out seed of the Imply sufficient for
1000 acres, and claims that this plant is supe-
rior to the Sorghum for theproduction OF sugar.
He was present at a meeting OF the FarmsrF
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!. vNluAyjI.5i FA7sy,T F5R SAFE

q n THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PR.
,G.-as1 NAfE SALE Farm situated in PnnehdeT
laHHpI Uundrei New Castle COUNT and StaloofDe
lsEfE4 aware, about nile from the lOurshng tnMnoi
Ncwdrk, amt qgprtcr at ilc from TIC Newark Depot
tdniuing Mds of James l., Martini, Andrew Kerr nhu
ters nt1n,is lsi AGrssuf Witch ~ Acres are weed
and pTOlinl heavily tlmbrrcd The arabic land Is IN
times, aud the pqg the ilh !o within the nst ~
Years with considerable quHnlity OibuNnn, anu Nlswel
wnered. fle mp nvt ments area substantial twu story
ame House Fltohun attached, with n well Of GOOD
water nj he Our, wiiha pump nh0 same frame BaIh
~ by 81 foot, with lrluahnnd Cnfn-lD hnGH cshTu
der two brnnaTiCs, Corn cribs amt wagon house nearly
an limit within tho last yeurs with other necessary out
buildings. Also small cuunl House on the pi emises
gnud pple Orchard, with utfr ciOoe nut So u -
convenient t. he best schools in The count both oI hle
Anv persni Wishing ii purchnse wnl onll the under
signed Price sos ser Acre. rurms easy or cash,
lNh a-lf. lAMES u. XIV. N9WarN. Dr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16

IA FOR Saba small farm OFFS Acres Of FOOD
fsllss land and now rAsihg good uIups, 70 Milhln
satpH mueso Newark ami within milo ul smthvllls
LILA N New Castle eUuuty the buildings are mia
ms good iune ilnuHe with rooms and good burn ang
t nun is welt NAtuTGd and divided into he!dA, WIN
bout cfos al gNud meadow land thus farm ish very
GOD Ilttlo one. and would SUIT mechanic well, ana wiz
he sold for IGUn leaRh. balance mortgage Call or ad
Sset I'll g.t ~ JAMES H. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-16
ROBERT GALBREATH, G, s.

EUST received and Tor sale by WILLIAM PRESTON
first quality Lehigh and Sohuylki, Egg Stove, Nut,
Broken COAL, which will b0 sold as lOWas any in the
market fthO same quality. Orders thankfully reeev
d. apr Is H.