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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

ID A beautiful Farm situated WITHIN milo ri
E..tA Saalord, us3eS county, Delawlre, AZ tn: ten
PS %sr Ct a DaS s5 a G%i1 aTe
with gUUd pus, rail fencing anu dIyi Gdl into hcl
IRON 80 Ia ~ in each; q aefesOf gn0i Ptc Dni
an Chestnut u Ebsr; Tue hmli are splandui Il ~
,Lain ng u well finished rooms with aEuid cellar
der the main BUILDING; stuhins carrhgg house eralS
AID other uut bundngs which cannot he built fur les
than S5ln There henulllll lawn 81 10 acres
in trout 0fths buildnSs and fronts beautifully on th
main rOa There excellent water Mt the dwelling aud
good water on tho Farm for stock. Liue bo had n
the wharf Sea ford nv RAN Ruud pet pushe
The OF h, firm is flight loan with clay sub oil aud
liz exoelen all kinds of crops, Price Y per acre,
or cash, balance IN lrtgage or mnrc full phrtcuai
oall on rHRoDoRE PRICE, ESQ., al Senior Or the IN
dersigned at Newark, Del. JAMES Al. RAY
int ID
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
REGISTER'S OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 9th. lB5J,
TpDN tho appllcHtnn Of Martha Camphe EGecutrix
- oithe last VI md fe3amept q James Campbt ists
ORDER ED aud directed hy the RegIstcttlh lie Exc
qut'lx hi,rsai, glvs nHtoe of he granting Of Letters
Documentary upon tho Estate ult he ereased with ha
it 4 st4pting thoenf BY causing ctt be
pos cd within forty days rom the dat OF such Letter.
- ~ OF the most public places OF the county OF Nav
castle, qultlng Al persons having demands tha
fStNt 10 present. lie same. abde hy an Act Of Al
Semby IN sue made and provided And also rptss
inc shie he inserted within the same period in Ihe
pelWte nd m m Gan, neTsPaPer publ shed in Wiz
A-~~J Given under lie hard ana Seal tLs
Sh.Sf REGISTER aforesaid ~ Nsw Castle in New Cns
written. PETER ii. VANDtS i ER h ss,s eepNe
NOIiEE.-Al persons hav, IL 81 msRgninsithe Es
hsn Inc IGorased u.t pre- fnt he ~ tes cd
70 me TX cufiA an OF neinrt 9Th daS Of Juy IB51
vdei. MARTliN IiANpiSIs 7 T. II, I'M mn ", ""
CMRlsTIANA Mn JuLY GTm. lR5I -inlt b ln.n '
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
REGISTERS oFtICh

VrpoNr W NAsT z COUNTY, IUNK INlh, 1857.
" Tor of SAMUEL GouLD, late Of Ghritfisna, linn
9Eed, ~ sad G9unly. "teens d jtt Is UFIERED Hnd
nnn n t!de q, ne ETanI ng o. Letters Of dmsrao
,ierenli by causing Acknowledgements To he posted within
lntb haS from he date ui such ieTs six I NJ
public places nj he county ut New Castle requiring ali
persons having the Estate, presenitha
same, 0rHlde rs All ctDi Assembly sucl made
and provided. Aud Hlso the b. inserted
wllhhthe 50 g Perlud ~ the Delaware Republican, &
newspaper published in ana 70 be cDnfn
ed therein twu rUnths.
N-} GIVEN under the hand and Sea % icp of the
5L,SS kegste1aiofestid, at Nsw Castle in New Cas-
written. PETER r. VANf1EQEEW Icgivt ar
NoIiCE,-A persons having claims aglii Rithc El
nle OF the deceased must present the duly
g. the Administrator or before the 18th day IL June
provided, JDSEpU GDitiD ADMIT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

| WILL off = for slie fer one month f,rm tbs
81 d date, splendid OclplHri CUuHluing lGt
Ye;Hn Acres q OF Oice rich land now IN 60 grazing
a-en2kaah order This turn situated IN Chester
ty, Pa, tho man road from oxford 70 Lancaster,
n1lr9nl y now SSemRlstag fHt ladI 81
DIVIDED INTO nlne fields with two good meltpw lnitUms,
Al unler good tcacius a,M has water p most AZ tn
good and suhstantll stone house, with kitchen lHek t
whole continuing good rooms bath ~ with EuOr
hal in he HRn bnd!nE Gl0t Spring water is lntrn.
ducsu into the lpuas W hyir uc, na clrrlg th.hG
sabliqg for horses and stock; carrago house Gle
and other 4slry out buildings Tor gnOi aru, Ia
aIt on the Iarn is good N0hHE and thrifty App'c o.
judges that there Of la bss water powers iii
hTn, ia the county, which i. eprtilny VERY van1o.-
This Farm Will he sold very low, tspld within meath
the owner IL guns kansas. For inltler inEttma
or Mr.. SAMUEL. ROSS, he owner residing on lhu pre-
misses. tug a aw, JAM las II. KAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
Elegant Country Seal for SAFE

n1 nun maj VilLh IL and D1lUIITul I.aINlH KHWWI
E|tA Hs" PINE HRUNE," + tualrd uIt tho VS.
IsHsHu sideO t the hiladrlpnm Turnpike Ruud, an
nile fron!the city Nilminruii, ID. ware. cot
tanning HuTe less, tlteeu witch arc wou
and the cleared land III quo stnte ui rul'NNtpn,-
The Shrubbery alb tut the mansion y Hnsi supcII Nu'
full bearing and very choice The hnsan y large an'
handsome, and hasa splendid view OF the River, en-
nd surruundin country, Th!2 is dteldedly W
ost desirab stuat ION now tefcd for sale ~ TINS sec
tinn of he uuuutrt, and most 81 CANT hnu II dth
situation for private dence. Price So Per mere
or S2l5O l. some hing less in cash. h lance On ~ n
gage for term of years. to gutte p cSer, Eot m9i
full particulars, appl" TO JAMES y. KAY nLewhLh
inises aug. G II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

good firm situated and adjoining the vIllngr
~ oil Red Lion, New Z, sttn county, Delaware .
IgHg[m aud within mi les of WIininPtun. chntnnint
lta PA acres Of GOOD - under or "a 15i lgP cye
Tunnfng water IN every heldss#uMll make Rplendit
gIazing or dairy farm hebuimgs are good house OF
OK and rrh containing rnnns, W tn ngnoh cellar
under Ii mnIa hnidlng good caTIaEe hlsf corn cribs
be divided ntJ good farms. having buildings on all; AM
will he sold in one farm div died Ia silt pnrchuSels-
Price SBu per subject to survey, aud terms 81 pay
inent witnth reach oI any one Wishing 10 nnfelte
part, |. or cash, h1lance ~ 5 Years or nser J.
desre at per cent. interest secured by bond AMI nr
gage For more full paricu ars cal on Barney Reyho
iuly n If, JAMES IL. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

A KIG FOR THE CANADGANs.-A provincial
paper mentions rumor that the object of the
Governor Generals visit to England is to con-
suit on project of union OF the British N orth
American provinces under king, to be sup
piled from the present bountiful royal stock.
The vote on joint ballot in the Texas Legis-
lature will stand Houston 10, anti-Houston 10
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
FARM ar PRIVATE sAE,

IA Til Il subscriber will sell at PR IVATE SALE
his farm in Pencnder Hundred, about mi from
isxs the Borough Of Newark, containing 1859 Aorcs 100
E1ASN Acres of which having heen well lined, is
high state nf cultivation as the present GROWING crops will
show; the bAnce in excellent timber. The number of till
ayes seven, each Of winch Is We wateed; never ining
hul supply Of water for stock The improvements Rrs
neat two sor brick dwelling with kitchen, barn IS By
feet with stallg uldern, ath and large hay shed attached
sraagy Of convenient size milk golse alnirgy arranged
uod repair. This Farm cOnveniGntto Schools churchcs
mi IL, &q., s IN an excellent ncighorhood, and is well
worthy the wishing Address
apply in person to ROBERT ARMSTRONG;,
une 21-tf on the premises.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10


m A PLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM,
go stuat Ell about miles from Newark, Dell, three
lsssm miles from Srickersynle aud from New Lam
oh land ant now N goo grozns otder T.
Vided ntO eds, well Ten ced and wood % oil ~ acres
of prime thinner good spring water in ~ helds Jhe IN
prOyeHens. RTick House ~ by 20, tire stories hsu,
with brick Kitchen back 6 feet square and a finished
one q BY q feet, both well finished Wheelwrlgel eRG
larse gnsoI the Barn = z! By 50 rei with sheddns
house "a by feet 9erneTbs attached and cribseP
healthy eghboroUd, Churches and Schools close to hlnd
Of all denomnat gris and mill adjoining. Tins
Farm high state OF imp 0yemen hnd cannot be excel
lei for its pTUluctIveness and would sk all persons
wsinga FaTmlike this to ualland see me-, gs can he
mn .It for S85 per Acre, JAMESH. RAY,
Oar, 2-tf. Newark, Del.
FOR SALE.
Ia THE WASHINGTON HOTEL at NEWARK.
E.M will sell at Private Sale. the nbovc we'll
-E&AA knn stand, now doing heavy business, The
property situated the centre Of the Town the
Main Street, The Front Lot about us t. et on the
street mining back about 3]l feet The Bu ldnPs
consist Of ,arge spacious House, containing Eome l6
RoIms. al in good order, wit aFRe StablJng frt
head Of nor ses with good Sheds, &C. with Drove Yard
aok, for tle This property wi rent for over $500
MSrtgaTe Possession in one month afier sale Call or
DeI, Feb "a. tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

:, A Fnrp enntaining al Acres, nfar Tewisvlle
NsSA Chcster Co pa n, A cres In timber with pian
faITu ~ nfrhesnnt II IL ,yitiei INTO d 6elds well
lbuRu1 f,s,d and Wall ,,afsrsJ ianI i,ndar fair inn
PROV meni ami If sSod soih Bniidngs House contains
IA ynnps ! nj IN b,rs ~ g,,d rat er Al thu nor Barn
~ s bnn ,o ,,, sannTt MI
IN 81, Vi ny n vn,ng a opn rrrihr now In prime Of
ehfins Pries S1oon cish bainI &C ,norizaFe ur ~
i ySarg For nnre uil particunTs call or address JAS
ii. RAY, Newark, Del. Sep7n.
~; ~, :, - - ~
A oDaan ~ kia lam o. u. iyi
fsV01 isopuun n h,als y lesieI ~ T., ~ T. Y
HFp ~ into heus VIII Mhsf ~ ~, ~ udgu ~
@ ighens, " uhusr sgf9e "
NotSs " umler Wrh plenly oi yneshu To- isnsinF.
& h1e g slo wa aal w pn n b
49, ro1us, Tisi nni W.T. " Wy e ~ ~
MN h2ors WIN 90 sbb.'g VT ~
Fr nslys S1J pYr w p, a ~
WI ~ W i, t uIs uli P. W
"ueLsss : w W. u. " ! ]: Mewlrs .iels - 90.
A FOR SALE. a splendid Mi | ptupeTi y con
IVA tainlng rs Acres of gunl land. rnis properly
IusskE is situate in New ca,ta ,ulty bel 6hnu
nom the town Of Christina, 1nh al Tho bend ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

LOOK AT THE Strawberry BEDs.-There is
a temptation to neglect them at this SEASON.
Tho runners should still be cut, except in those
beds you wish for growing plants. In these
pull the weeds, and keep the soil loose until
the ground freezes. 1t will save great labor
next Spring to attend to this matter now. New
beds may still be made, though mono hut the
strongest plants should be used for this pur-
pose.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

ll N u, y subs will sell At priVato SlIo, the
EAjlA h following hoyrrlhed keHl Estate, late the
sssm -, Porperiy Of J.nies DenIey, deoPnset, in
L.aAA Mill Creek Hundred lew Cast 10 County, Sate
n pelaware re En- N Suuwn as the Home Farm endon
situated the upper road Leading from Sta ton to New
ara distant about mi es from Stanton and7 miles
from Wnugtun Del, lining about 100 ores snIn0
yc0f which - in Timber and the balance in cleared
land, and in high state III Improvement, and we'll wa
tered, having running streams IN nearly very field The
buildings are a large two story Dwelling House and
Corn cribs ranary Snlke house and ali necessary ntt
building, aud all IN good repair, netef failing We'll OF
he best Of water md pa lp &, the door TIorf e
tarrty Of other fruits. Posse sion will on tbs
l5lli day of March next. JAMES DhNNEY II,
l-tC
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
A Farm FOR Sale NEAR nalaware Citu


Ia THE subscriber oilers fur sale a ntm liz New
ffA Castle Comfy, founded BY tile Toad leading 10
Essm Delaware City and adjoining the lots Of That
asAiA- town II oOltins ~ and rods Of land;
houpds by tie above said road 70 Daawaee CITY, the North
Drain Oc. The land Is high state Of cultivation aud
is OF superior qunlty there l. small house the pr NIL
cotainn- two rooms, with failing spring of
water tho door; II is well oalcla cd for da farm,
for any agricultural purposoi its VICINITY to Delaware
extensive prospect makes 1t desirable for building pur
fhe subscriber also offers fr sale lot adjoining the
above premseI with three fame tenant houses ee house
is two story high with collar the first floor
aud the ascoad oor aa 9srdsn attached to seei
those will he sold with without the above mentioned
mises may host suit the purehnser tnrthr daserP
ton y eonldered unnecessary TnS suDsorinsr ving
limo ii.n - 49, I0IN EXT(iN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

- ROOM IN the THIRD floor OF tho subacriner
1sW n bulldins for rent, anu would inake veLI
fe6. IL. NO. "a Ss'"e John b. LEWIS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

The PROHIBITED BooK.-Bedel was in the
habit of repeating passage in sermon, which
| he had heard FulgentiO preach ut Venice, on |
| this text, "Have ye not read I" The divine |
| told his audience, that if Christ were now to |
! ask them that question, all the answer they |
could make, would be, "No, Lord we are not |
suffered to do SOP On which he zealouslv |
descanted on the restraint PUT on the use Of |
Scripture by the Romanists. This Fulgento
was Minorite triar, and the intimate friend Of
Father Paul. He preached in so enlightened
and scrptural manner, that Pope Paul the
Fifth is reported to have said of his discourses,
''lIe has indeed some good sermons, but bad
ones Withal he stands too much upon Scrip
ture, which is a book that if any man will Keep
clOse to, he will quite ruin the Catholic faith,
On one occasion, when preaching on Pllate's
question, "What is truth f'' he told MS au-
dieuce that he had been long searching for it,
and had at last found it. ffHtrs it is in my
hund!', He held up New Testament, but as
soon as the people had seen, he returned it to
his pocket, observing drily, "Ihe book is pro-
hibted." He took part in the controversy
against the Pontiti, but was induced by the
| Nuncio to visit Rome, on promise Ct safe con-
duct. lie was at first received with favor, and
even with festivity, but his entertainers finished
their kindness by burning him alive!
The WALL STREET PANIC.-It seems to he
pretty generally conceded that the late Wal
street panic will be attended with good. The
spectators were moving rather fast and honce
shock was Indispensable. The Express
says:
If anybody thinks the country is ssruined'
! that body is in reyeric, and the quicker il
is worked out of his head the better. The
country, first, is too big to be ruined by such q
little ripple-and next, it is, just now too pros
porous to be ruined at all. There are to be
great losses among capitalists, no doubt-and
they must sutfer-but in the Yiyacity OF land
OF trade like this, they will soon recover. The
railroads exist it they did not pay their build.
ers, and they are very profitable to the people
and, if they fail, they will but pass from on
set OF hands to another. The great tracks and
lines of communication are the same-and the
loeomotiya is to hiss, plunge, and howl just as
over. The land beams with crops. The har.
vest has seldom been so abundant. If in oul
extrayagapt expenditures we are checked a lit.
tie, so much the better.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

In the HonrtSttnx totpR Of Mtiiington, Md.
Ii 1T ia sitdated about mica from the Delaware
3 90 RAILROAD station at Smyrna, with dIreot
lEssM road from Smylns to Ghesteitown. tits a,,so
ssASA about IS mil s from Middetown station. fhe
House 10 wei hailt uomnodous aud nncly bcated beiRG
'Gtae main treetat junction of tae two roads ahae
1Ineh The Ht to Inns gnodlodglng ruoms the SEQ
I'D story space enough for several the with
llr good rooms Town stuirs.
inc Stahling isa good FqllrePars have hee1 ms is
retheT with its convenient location render il very de-
nrablc property, w.ll h9 xyyen toT part
trniIn Manor VI. Georges, DEL, ncts nc.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

lcE- HousEs.-Nuw, before the dog-days are
gone, and while ice is grateful addition to
the water pitcher, while butter melts and meat
spells for want of it, build the ice-house that
you have been thinking of building Tor several
years. 1t should be reckoned one of the ne
cessaries Of farm life. 1t will more than pay
for itself every year as long as you use it. But
ter, that goes to market solid and waxy with
the temperature at 80 deg, is more salable
article than butter half melted. Ice-water,
drink. In Injuries none but the imprudent, who
are not accustomed to its use. Meats and
vegetables, that would otherwise perish, may
be kept in an ice-box in the best condition
until they perish in legitimate way, and with
profit to the owner. The female part of the
household want ice. Build an ice house this
Fall, and gather your own ice harvest next
Winter.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

! Will. be sodat PUBLIC SALE the Tenn |
h g Pssr SarEe! Street ,T IN t6S Cy oi WimnSiog'
XII bS sdsn Farm called o! BseSSoad situate
IN the highlands Of ranywine Hundred, two and hall
Ss e i9 pes%S srs ams io sdSnS
SSaSPa s&Psy View s S eoSHrs and I
liver Delaware in the aie eoptsqilg4 e Acres aud -
ioso Dweag Hoa.o stone an asoa HOUSE. spng
rn Sa S ~ as
high state Of utivallQn AMI containing great vaLie-
oiaaoo' f'a. ir'o'' sp! jHoSsEfa =, JhFFtEIs.
Ts,m a Private safe
Nsg d.s a sS,Ss, i i "a 81 4
5gIa Ra6s ffs sS WA pSPs
Thomas knIey and others enplainng n Acres and 70
gastpa Rnd a AZ SssuagIorjss on q.
s on S1 IS eoo so o M Snd Under
Gn' fence; the IMPROVEMENTS are agood and subsal ia
Ion, e1try rdn ing SaE aud tie sso
s mi SG sf MUIR Goxe s iag @
ng sra T. and asgs i4g WITH .,a5lias uadsls, ny
ae9e fruit trees besiInE q bsaEs larthe, 9esGriP
w ssoT a. ANY time TO t@gp2 EEi.hs E 9FRFSo6Nc
FOR SALE VALUABLE RgILE PROPER
:GEilA SALE hisysaaS's n q is9Perty. sIai, Cd %
$is 's S 4 " S,, S
as 81 NJ II fss s FAD oburs ha a Is S'
gqGs so water ter .nSfR a. n Es, e except SsI
running uner-n every reafeot vel. hi ed up tni
nrr haH work IN mo tern Sti lG-ald is dOILE heavy
sin as, having The cnatnm Of e tanSc Of country
There Steam Engine, of % horse power attach
d,reoent erected At cost Of S3oo, With qPpuTten,
noas-whioh is in frat ratio condition. HI Since the
ciOn Of the Engine the property has pnd to the pr"
,rlrt after uct ng expense 81 hnh NJ ~ and Farm
gF, i'm interest Of ten per cent, tMul'y Thousand
oais, Cpgt ected with tho Mill, Is FaImIf 1aeres
II Land, with glud dwelling ipcosslTy nut buildings
md two tnnHnt houses thereon. This land has been re-
eitedly lined, HGd ism tine state OF culIlva .ion;-
lnn. bird III the plrcls money VII be required on tht
xarution Of the deef tho hannGe can be arranged I
pay men IT, suit tho pur chaser, Persons .sfuu
{ cSaIninng the property may call upon AZ. EVANs
nsi the same; On the undeT slRneh hn tuwi
| II : fyrn1. JOS. UDFFECkER.
| snr.3 imo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
PYJEsLYc 4y,E

/ THE eulsu iger viii of, rat PUBLIC SALE,
HiS3T IasS Il stanton On THURSDAY the 18th day
sissi-- .ptemhPr, 1872 building Lot, the Proicr
of the Ht huiilald Taylor slu 1tad III the aur said
gings. Safe to oumtngnce ut O'Clock, II. NJ. Terms
aug Tits GEO. r. TAYLOR, Agent for Heirs.
VAr.yTAT7T,s5 FARM FOR SALE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

q Very Mice LltTlc FaIm for Sale.
R-,.I CONTAINING 50 Acrea mnroar less on he
~ rnad from iiuo BAL t. kHnrett Square b nj es
sssiM from Wilmington, ii ish state oil oMltivation
aSLkM sOlc hunsr, 81 tn, fruit trees well wafetcd
&c, w II lie sold ON reasonable terms and pussesS
ven immediately, WAi. MuCAU El.EY,
mug 20 if. 1853 AIWket street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

- NO. I, the large and commodous Dwelling on
Essf M9rketJs one door from nth street, lately occupl
NO ?, large Dwelling yard and stable on 9Th ST.,
bet waen Church and spruce SITS.
NO. ?, large roonY Dwelling Market st., between
No. I, handsome large new dwellings oil Market ST.,
near 14th street.
Also or smaller houses renting from $50 to SIS per
annum. Apply te WIN, McCAULLEY,
June a-tf. lkl Mnrket-street,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
: As.lpIta qnd lsnilains Le,. for se,e.

rgNHE sunseIiher would respectfully notify the cIti.
a Gems al Wilmington and he PUBIC generally, that
u h0 now re-dcrnpos hi Brick ard on Saw nth and
Spruce s.rets where he now has and constantly intend
keeping hand egua supply Ii the vrluu xmas Of
d cka. which ha VIM sell on the most favorable erms,
SAMuElI w. McGAUIll.EY who will Civ. his eHtire
attention TO the hlsres will generally e fsuid 1.-THE
BroSs viii beexchnnge I for Wood t.t all lin,s
SAMUEL McGAUI1EY.
y. R,-MoCaulley \ Rioe's Brick Yard corner liili
and Wnlnn ms formerly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

I5ulIdlnB LloEA AZ ECIlcWAs
IA so ieot 9Th ST. and below the corner Of
Gt.HA Poplar, having garden.
lbssHn So on 9Th, between Lombard and Pine South
81 iret IN Pine between 9Th and 7ih Sta.
55 " oil It'll between Pms and Spruce, adIoinng Scott
Church. :.
2iie y feet on 7h, between WIN, Rumford property
ami kirkwOnl-st.
l40', on 9Th, between Pino md Spruce,
35i :, IN lh, iInin Sp uco to Church, North side.
47U g on Pine, between 9th & 9th 81
100 50 on lth st, betweRn Walnut and Elisabeth SITS,
% ." on Walnut mt the corner Of Walnut and 18th ST.
81 " on Walnut between 18th 18th SITS.
80 by 90 on the corner fitl Il Windsor st.
l45 on9th, between Pine x KTkwuod Sta.
TIE above ground and lots wall be either for oash
on tine, or ground Kent, with Bricks inc uied Tor
hudug il deslrrd By tho purchaser. all on favorable
terms. 5, W. McCul.eY will sunw the lots in he alb,
enue of may 29-tf. SAMUEL McCAULLEY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
KNOXVILLE ACADEMY,

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
fA'HE FRl anu Winter Session IN this Inst Will
con menee lOh tDut ,berJ lUlh, 1857, and coi-
tinue p WEE rs The course at instTu ton will lie ex-
tens ami thornngh enhacng all the ordinary brHnri-
Latin anu Greek Languages -
Terms For Boarding, Washing and Tuition s72 So,
and French, g. each, per SESSION. ~
Students will be admitted NJ amy tDO but moi for
shDTtSi peTiod than half session.
The members of I'll school will furnish their own
wash basins, towels and lights
During the term course oil Lectures ill he deliver
ed on Philosophy, Chemistry So. iuat aled by appro.
pirate OK peril snts.
Students will be prepared for Teachers profosslons
or for College.
Circulars may he obta ned by addressing tho PoprIs
tor, KNOXVILLE, Chester county, Pa.
MILTON DuRNALL, A. 81,
pTi1ciuzl and probriptfT.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18
Schenectady agricultural Works
MANUFACTURE

MANUFACTURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS,
THRESHERS AND SEPAR ATORS, COM.
BINED THRvSHERS AND WINNOWERS,
CLOVER HULLERS AND CLEANERS,
WOOD SAVING MACHINES, dc.
T>HE undersigned having been twenty
i years engaged in building various kinds
of Horse Powers and Threshing Machines, feel
confident, from past experience, and the pu.
merous testimonials they are receiving from
all parts of the country Of the superiority of
their machines. that they can give satisfac.
Our Horse Powers are made strong, and so
geared that IT requires the team to travel
only about II miles per hour to thresh dry
grain. thereby making IL suitable to work
either horses or cattle on them.
Our Threshers and Threshers and Winnow.
ers are 40 constructed az to discharge all the
grain and dust through the machine. and not
into the feeders face as is usual with other
kinds.
The Thresher and Winnower has revOlv
ing wire separator. which does it's work more
perfectly than can he done in any other way
The Separator (RiGdle) has fork straw
straw as il passes from the Thresher.
We warrant these machines to suit the pur
chaser upon trial, or they can be returned
and the money refunded.
G. WESTINGHOUSE d co.
~ These machines will be for sale In
Athens as soon as they can be brought Out
by steamer. s. X. REEDER, Ageat.
April y, l867-tf-446