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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
Valuable Farm for saIe,
pwR IHE undersigned MS Agent, will otier at efsss
NMy4S PUBLIC SA LIE, to the highest bidder, onszt9
lsssm THURsDAYi the 10th day Of DeGsmber, -

Ii THE undersigned ms Agent, will offer at sszsts
GETA PUBLIC SA LIE, to the highest bidder, onsF&
lsLkAA- 1851, at III O'Clock, A. NJ, nj the Tavern
Porch of hlr. John Mcdaniel in Ghestertown the Farm
and Plantation of Mr.. A raham Hurlock, containing 40i
Aores lying LnngfOds Bay and DAVIS Creek near the
steam boat landing on Gun Creek having two sides
bounded by water and public road near, Vessels can
land lime the shores Of fields and there is good land
ing withlng 200 yards of the Dwelling The soil is good
portion lined and 5000 bushels of lime ready for spreading
The fencing is good. The growing chesnut - valuable
The Garden neatly ncOsed 1870 bushels of Wheat raised
the present year and good crop being gathered
The buildings Dwelling, thu ee stories in elevation,
partly brick and Frame Kitchen BARN. GranaIy, Sabng,
commodous Cattle She'd Mix lea. and Poultry Houses,
all in good condition; pump IN the barn yard There 10
Peach Trees growing and will add greatly to the value
tile property. 56 bushels of wheat have been seeded
the present autumn, the best manner and no extra
charges will be made for IT, The straw and coarse proven
will be left for the purchaser. Stock, Farming Utensils,
&C., be had at fair prices from MT. IL. Fishhnd Oys.
tiers be had abundance in the adjacent waters, and
wild fowl their This property lies about ihrfe
md Hodges store and convenient to churches
and schools; healthy location; neghhorhood go d. Asa
residence, very desirable, and but few farms lave
neater OF better improvements. Mr. Hurock the pre-
misses, will show then any who may call He has con-
tahlished price, He will give possession the hrst day
Of January first March next to suit purchaser.
THg TERMS OF SALE are LILO of The purchase money
the LIST March next Tor later period II desired,l 10
LIST January 1885, lilo LIST january 1860; lilo LIST Jan
1885, 2l list January, 1865; 2l0 LIST January,
1857 Tho whole 10 hear interest from LIST January next
and the interest the wholeio he paid annually on the list
Deeemyer, The purchase money t9 he apfy secured :
NJ 0'on pGfEEo WI p RHRS day
ChesteTtown, Nd, nov 10 is.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EuRopE.--HALI-
FAX, Nov. l8.--The steamship Niagara, with
Liverpool dates to the Tth instant, arrived here
this morning. Her dates are three days later
than received by the Ariel and City Of WASH
ington. She brings $500,000 in specie.
The pressure on the money market was ex-
Government for relief.
There is no later advices from India.
A number of heavy failures had occurred in
England, including Messrs. Naylor, Vickers
x Co., of Sheffield, whose liabilities are be-
tween f600,0D0 and FL 100000.
Cotton had suffered considerable decline.
BreadstuifS were essentially unchanged.
The Provision market closed dull.
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For the Delaware Republican.

Delaware CoLLEG =, Nov. 1867.
MR.. EDIToR.-A I'd challenge debate on the
question: Is the the Extension OF Territory
beneficial to Republican Government" took
placeon Saturday evening Nov. Z. The
discussion being public the oratory was well
filled, and the audience manifested high de-
gree of interest in the proceedings. The at
tirmatiye was supported by Messrs Constable,
of Md, and Higgins, of Del, on bshak OF
tt--sstne studgHts, End Messrs. CrurS1sh of Nd,
and Higgins, of Del, on the part of the Jul
nior Glass advocated tho negative. The con-
test was close and spirited. The question was
argued both as regards Extensveness and pro-
posed Extension in the abstract, and in its APP
plication to our own government. On the
close of the debate the judges-Rey. j. L.
Yallandigham, DR.. Charles E. Ferris and DR..
N. II. Clark-conferred for O short time
and announced their decision through their
Chairman, Rev. Mr.. Vallandigham. The
Chairman remarked that the question hsd been
ably discussed on both sides, and then the de-
cision as to the merit of the argument was in
favor of the negative. A vote OF thanks was
on motion, unanimously given to the judges.
For the purpose of securing regular public
debates, as we'll as for intellectual improve
ment, number of the students have, with
commendable zeal, formed a Debating Asso-
citation, which promises to be successful, in
teresting and conducive enough to improve
ment in Extempore speaking. The first de.
bate of the Association will be held in the Or
atoIy on Saturday evening, Nov. q. The
question proposed by the Executive Commit
tee is, &c Can Mankind obey the Law of God
perfectly 2"
A meeting of the Trustees OF the College
was held on "Wednesday last. Harmony, al
ways gratifying, prevailed, and the brightest
hopes are now cherished for the prosperity oil
the College. The President of the institution,
Rev. E. j. NewliD, was highly commended In
his efforts to bring about this desired result
For the interest already manifested by him IN
behalf of the College, and for his uniform kind
ness and courtesy to the students, he has
placed all officers and Pupils under deer
sense of eradication and i am happy tt
know that his Kindness is reciprocated. A.
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AGRIcULTuRE.-W invite attention to the
series of articles which we are publishing in
regard to the cultivation of wheat. They are
from the pen of gentleman of observation,
andhis views are well worthy of attention. We
published q few days ago an article in regard
to the construction of ice houses, also an arti-
Gle giving the rule to measure corn in the crib,
and this morning there will be found in anoth-
er column, an article giving the rule to ascer-
tain the weight of cattle, which should be pre-
served for reference. They are each worth to
the farmer the price of subscription to our
paper. Valuable hints may frequently be
found, and those who practice on them will
profit therefrom. The article in regard to pre-
pairing chickens from the New York Tribune,
may be worth something but fowl to look
nicely when dressed should be killed by bleed
it in the mouth, as cutting off the head or
sticking it in the neck greatly mars the appear
anCe.
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DELAwARE-W do not think Delaware the re
plus ultra of the world, but we 10 think it offers
more inducements to those who wish to purchase
cheap and comfortable homes than many other
States We would exhort all who contemplate move.
ing west, to first pay our State a visit. We know
they would be pleased with It. There is no better
land in tho Union than can BIO found In Delaware.
Thousands of acres now lying idle in the lever
counties of the State can be purchased for So to $40
per aere-not land in out ol-the way places that
can be reached only by an OK or mule team, like
much of the cheap land in many other States, but
land within the immediate vicinity of the Delaware
railroad; rich, we'll watered and limbered, adyan-
tages that are not surpassed in any other State To
those who want cheap homes We would say now is
your time to buy These great nducemen will not
be long overlooked by capitalists, and the land
will pass into other hands, and in few years, in.
iteud of So md $40 per aero being asked, it will
be sold Tor $50, $40, $50. and even 800 per acre.
EMPLOYMENT OF LABoR.-Seyeral OF the
largest tax payers in this city are DESTROYS
that the Council should take immediate steps
to open the streets in the Northwestern part
of our city, also to construct the culvert which
is suggested as being necessary near the patent
leather mandatory Of VIM. Pyle, and also a
culvert in Poplar Street, and to curb, pave
and repair every street where such work is
needed, in order to employ as many laborers
as possible, and thus lessen the number which
may need help through the coming winter
The matter is a very important one, and the
members OF Council should act in regard to
it as become men and christians. If the me-
cessary funds can be raised without any in
fringement OF the law or detriment to the pub
lie, they should not hesitate to commence the
proposed work at an early day. A few thou
sand dollars, judiciously expended at this
time, would save much suffering and greatly
ben eft the city at large. Men could be in
duce to work for less wages than In ordinary
seasons, and tho city effect a saving in the
.....l
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valua bic Form on Rehoboth B .sy at t.

L. THE subscriber will sell his farm in Lewis
E.ss{fA and RehOboh Hundred. about u miles from
sssHn Lewestown, containing $40 acres. The soil is
ls1AM&s ofexcelent quality, clay bpttnm ana easN
tilled. The improvements two story fame house
with back buildngn portion OF the land has been
Gently lined, and wherever manure has been applied,
abandant crops have been garnefed There is no where
n;he fert2ers, 40. There is on the premises Ap,
pie Orchard. The land lies on the Bay, where a pier
could be erected and lime delivered for IN cents per
bushel IT. will be sold for SIS per acre,-S2O0O cash,
ind The hqlnnce TO remain the property, spud the
purchaser requEe. For further particulars address A.
STATS, Real Estate Agent AMI Notary Public oOr-
of 9Th and French streets, Wilmington, the owner
EDWARD WATSON,
Nov -ltw. l.ewestnwn, Del.
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REGISTER,S OFFjCE--

,,un>. NEW CASTLE couNTY, SEP. 18th, 1857
lfUN application OF mary Weyl, Executrix Ofthe
~ late VIII and feslamegtof Augustus Weyl late of the
ey oi Wmlngton IN said county, decd; It Is ORDER
~ anu directed hy the Register that the Exeoutrix
aioesald CIV granting Of letters FestameE
hTy upuntht Estate OF the deod, with the date grant
lnE thereoI w causing advertisements TO be posted
LOFTY dnHstr9m the date ofsuch Letters, six
the most puDlU places OF the County ew Castle
reqnlTngal persons having demands against the Els
Hlelo present the same or ABIDE by an ct Of Assem-
ny 10 su9h case made and provided. And also cause
the same be inserted within the perlo ii
Delaware Republican new spaper published in VIII
Winston, and to be oontinu Ell therein two months.
l) Given under tn hand ant Sea uI Ohio o IL he
Register aforesaid, at New, astle in New Cas-
written. PETER b. VANDEVER n e1,ster
oTICE.-A ilpersons in o inns aga,naiths Ea.
ate q the must dul
bers A. De- 1903, abidgthe Act Of Assembly In such
cnSe made and pr9vlded,, MARY WEYl, Ex'f.
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NEW MILLINERY,
n NuELD tnIfnUsII sum I.INfu

40 MRS. A.INGRAM has taken the store fnrmer-
Nm Nv occupied by Mrs. Orme, No. West Fourth
o. Street re, and las now on hand good gssormopt q
hons, llend Dresses, Dr.. ~, which she is selling at
very low rates. her ices beng in accordance with the
tunes, Those wishing any articles IN her line in
yted to call and examine for themselves She will also
supply Country Mliners with goods at low rates
they procure them Tor IN Philadelphia her arrangements
being SUCH ta she can purchase on more favorable terms
than those doing smaller amount of business.
Bleaching and pressing attended TO prompty at the
usual rates. Nov Elmo
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Ia WILL be offered at PUBLIC SALE, on
t4SHA& THURSDAY, the s6th of November, 1851, at
lEsE the He i'd SassniTaS, Kent county, Md, the
ESlIW well known Tavern House and lot Of ground,
con aiming aOuut with stAbling. &c. Tine pro-
perry being now occupied by lanes Bggs, ,Lsq, and
Of repair and the property valuable. The conditions Of
sale will be as foOws:Five hundre dollars TO be paid
In ca the haaG in annual in s menso one two,
three and four years with interest from day q sale the
security Possession will be given the 25t day of
March, 1853, Sale to commence at CLOCK.
JAMES A, LEWIS, Administrator,
Noy iG-.g If Thos. r., CLAW ton, ueo'd,
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FOR SALE

FUR SALE.
RwA valuable Farm containing 4a7 Azores in Ksn4
fs.sifA county QelawRre, Situated the maln road
lsssM eahine ff0fn Smyrna to Millingtun, 8 miles
le1kAa- frm the former and miles from the latter
aie, within short drive OF the Delaware Rail Road
abon 22Oaeres under tnge, the greater part OF which
are ~ o1d state oil ltivatlon, and IS that
could BE- cleard with very little trouble the aIince IL
good w OAK tinhcr suitable for all purposes under
good Ience convenient to churches schools, and
Srlsms The buildings consist Of two Dried brick
dweleg with fTane dinng room and kitchen attached
ap with stabpg for horses, granery with cribs
Cow house, Hog house,, Hen fouse, Milk and Smoke
houses, IN tact every building desirable farm, the
sTeaer Par oil the ont buildings now good tenat housei
nsn Young apple Orchard bearing. The land has been
productions having been doubled in Ave and ss
.eptihle OF being made unsnr passed IN fertility The
arm bounded on hree sides by public runds and cuu
no diyided TO good advantage. Price For iurt
San 81. III fIvAT I cn,nS -, a.. ,,a.o,
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RnAL ESTATE FOR SAKE

AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of an order Of the Orphlns Court
tlA oil Sussex County, in aud for the stale 81 Della
lEssNN waTe, gill be exposed 70 sale ut PUBLIC
lLLllH AUCTION, on SATURDAY 9Th, December
nex, az o'oek attic hotsl o. Manlox S Adams
aforesaid, the following described Lands, 10 wit;
Lot A. No. /. tract of Wuod-land, situate in the
Hundred aud County aforesaid bounded by lans of Ann
T.. Richards, samuel knox, and others, containing &C A.
Lot b. NJ. q tract situate as aforesaid bounded by
containing lis and 62 square perohes more or less,
nearly one half of which lR well set in timber,
Lotto. No. g. tract situate Aforesaid, bounded by
lands of Williams Lynch. Samuel Knox, William Will
ama of A. ald nhers containing 9G and 70 square
peTches, less, with single story Dwelling House
and out houses with the and
thereon Being the residue Of the Real Estate of Twi
the purchaser purchasers, he and appear next
Orphnns' Court of Sussex County. that the Court may
the land md premises sold to him. her, them,
his her, or their paving the purchase money to the
paties entitled to the same enterins into Kecogni-
before The said COnfE with approved surety su-
reties, to pay the purchase money, with interest such
mnnner and time Us the Court shall direct. Attendance
s. Layton ESQ.,, Trustee appointed by the Court to Of
feet said sale, by order ofthe Orphans Court.
The above described lanus offer very great induce
msuts for the Investment of capital They within
about one milo of tho Delaware Rall Road; the soil il
naturally ota superior quality and great part Of thu
ed to be paid this day of sale the TrDsee order
insure compIancO. which will b. forfeited thu
purchaser or purchasers, shat fair to comply.
Nov let's. G.. ). LAYTON. Trustee.
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"a WILL be sold at III BI,IC SALE, on the pre-
yE:fAY misses, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of Decem
This farm adjsns the lands Of Dr. Mltchner John
!kss and Others and is situated in New iiardon Town.
q, ,, within mile Of tie new RAILROAD, and the road
leading from New Garden Meeting House to tho Hammer
md TTowol Inu There excellent stone house, barn,
&e, tho place. and al the improvements are in good
order Timber sufficient for the place, and plenty of good
1t is very desirable property, situated IN good
ncIgborhoOd FERNS 10 per cent cash. and Sl5D0 de-
livery of the deed the balance remain mortgage.
q. =. & s. =. GRUBB.
Agents for GEO. w. GRIFFIN,
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NOTICE.

OUR STOCK BEING FAR TOO LARGE, BUSI-
NESS DULL, THROU inOUT THE COUNTRY
AND MONEY SCARCE,
ANE have determined q dispose of Goods at such
PRICES for cash ns must insure their ale immediately
CASH BUN FRS will find In 10 their interest to CALI
JNO, s, KENNARD,
Oct B. II, Market 81.
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BS The steamship Canada, sailed from Bos-
ton for Liverpool on Wednesday taking nearly
100000, in specie.
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MOTIGE.

THE Co-parinershp heretofore existing between the
firm nf X iter H,rtzell, Brass Founders and Ma;
cness, this isy disso ved by mutual consent. All
persons having claims against bio late firm will please
present them u. NJ. Rher for settlement and all per-
sons owing thelate firm will mgk payment 70 2, NJ. Riff
fert. CYRuSM. RIFFERT.
T. GEARY HiRTZEbL,
WHINING ton. Oet2o, 1857.
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Or EXCHANGE FOR FOR i City PROPERTY, OR

OK EAUHANGH FUN NIIf FhUFEhI1i UN
Stocks.
IA A FINE FARM of 2s4 acres, more less,
4zekA stuat near Benefits Landing, in Mlspillion
isE5HH Hundred, Kent county, Delaware, As of
ItAaElA which is wood. About 100 is good creek
meadow, good order for moving pasture, and the
residue arnble-n good large Brick house. frame
barn, milk house, Sc The situation is good, high and
healthy, with excellent water. 1t steamboat
landing, and tits supposed steamboat landing Will be
erected ON the farm. 1t Will he sold bargain Apply 10
sn-if MM McCAIli.LEY, Use Market-sf
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FROM WASHINGTON. Official Dispatches re-
iatipe TO Utah 4fairs-Martiat Lato Declared
by Brigham Young Washington, Nou. II.
The War Department to-day received high
ly interesting official dispatches, including
proclamation by Brigham Young, decla-
ring martial law. He claims a right to do so
in virtue OF his authority as Governor of the
Territory, and Superintendent of Indian At
fairs, not having been suspended from exercis-
ing his functions, and in virtue Of his power
under the Territorial Organic Act. He ex-
pressly forbids United States troops from en-
tering the Territory without his authority.
He complains that Mormons have not been
treated as American citizens that the gov
eminent has acted on misrepresentation, the
object being to drive the people from the Ter
rltory. The language of the proclamation is
decidedly in hostility to the authority of the
United States, and is here regarded as de-
claration of war.
When Colonel Alexander was within thirty
miles of Fort Bridges, which place is occupied
by Mormon troops, he received letter from
Brigham Young, through tho commander of
the Nauvoo Legion, warning his troops out Of
the territory, but saying if they desire to re-
main till spring they may do SO, provided they
give up their arms and ammunition, but they
must then leave. In the meantime, he will
see that they are furnished with provisions
The letter was accompanied by two copies OF
the proclamation and copy of the laws of
Utah. The commander tells Colonel Alexan-
der he is at the Fort to carry out Young's in
structions, and expresses hope that Alcxan-
der's answer and actions will be dictated by a
proper respect for the rights and liberties of
American citizens.
Colonel Alexander, in reply dated October
I'd, says lie has given Young's communication
attentive consideration, and will submit the
letter to the General commanding as soon as
he arrives here. (meNhing Camp Winfield, on
Hamsfork.) HIn the meantime he adds, s'I
have to say these troops are here by the order
of the President of the United States and their
further movements will depend entirely upon
orders issued by competent authority"
Among the documents is letter from Colo
mel johnson, dated at the Camp on the three
wings of the Sweet Water, address cd to Asss-
tant Adjutant General Mcdowell, of New
York, in which he confirms the burning OF the
contractors trains by the Mormons. He says
the Cove rnor's escort is four days march behind
him, with two companies OF Dragons. He
knows no reason why Col. Alexander should at.
tempt to reach Salt Lake City by Bear River,
excepting from fear that the Mormons have
burnt the grass on the shorter route. He adds,
"If / could communicate with Col. Alexan-
der would direct him TO take up good pos
ition for the winter at Hams Fork. The road
is beset between this and Hams Fork with
companies OF Mormons, so it is doubtful wheth.
shall be able to communicate with Col. Alex.
ander."
1t is supposed at the War Department that
the troops are all in good condition, as no.
thing is said to the Secretary in the des-
patches.
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=
"A THE subscriber offers fol Rent to good farm
WsAY err either the sharesor for money rent, his
lh5s very desirable Farm, situated in Kent county
Md, ah1lt miles from Cheslertown This rropertE con-
and well adapted growth Of Wheat Corn and Grass
The farm regarded of the most handsone anu
healthy locations in the State being nent the Bay tCs
peak shore, elevated above the water some ~ miles
baltimore with which there is consIat culnnqnic1
ton; there being the property large Wharf and LAM
ing at which the Steamer Cecil touches day 70 uh1
Baltimore. Churches Schools, stores any tost o Var
very convenient, Possession given 1hIneuHteH' F"'
further terms and nfoImatlol eng glTe q ,.s,
JNO. s. KENNARD, 70 Market sfee''
VF1lMrNoTok, Nov Il
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Where arc yve NOW

For 10 years back hive been supplying my numerous
customers hevery thing in Druggists line at fur and
and cled ont III aid STUFF, he could sell good articles
low-hu since they have man to look aiter they
Euw drop little their prcesprioes that have been
9nrageousy hgh amt hay taken ~ my old trumpet ana
blow Cheap, Cheap, Cheap Medicines nn now sell
good Drugs amt medicines at less prices than hereto
lore. This is IN consequence If hart lines, and many pc
ting out and the poor give them freely
Bear III mind cannut be undersod and every item by
shall he the best the market affords and at te,less
price, EDWARD MciNAl1lss
NOvl2, Druggist aud Chemist,
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Mr.. GoDwIN's LECTURE We invite atten-
ton to communication in another column,
from gentleman of ability and literary taste,
in reference to the literary productions of Mr..
Goodwin, who is to lecture at odd Fellows
Hall this evening. In addition TO this we
have information from person of education
and taste, who has heard tho lecture on the
Future Republic,' that it is emphatically q
remarkably fine production. We hope our
citizens will not neglect the opportunity thus
afforded them, CT listening toa lecturer of Mr..
Godwin's taste and ability.