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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-11
Miscellaneous.
For the Clergy.

IL. u Ii lSELlN - h tS JUST III tC.IiiS'
- of the following, new and valuable l ne
illogical and Religious Works, to which he
would call the special attention OF Clergy
men.
An Analytical exposition of the Epistie to
the Romans, BY John Brown ID. D.
The work is said to be the most profound
exegisis of Romans ever made,
sdered, By Robt. J. Breckenridge d: d.
l. l.. d.
remarkable production, and bears on every
page the stamp of the prodigious Intel
lect that produced it,
A Translation and Commentary on tho
Psalms, By Augustus Tholuch d. d.
commentary on the Acts Of the Apostles,
By j. Addison Alexander d. D.
REPOSITORY Thoughts on the Gospels, Mathew,
By Rev. J. G. Ryle, Christ Church, Ok
ford.
The Life and Epistles of st. Paul, an invalu-
able work to Clergyman. By Cony
beare and Howson.
The Paraboic Teaching of Christ. By Rev.
d. I. X Drummond B. A.
The Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures. BY
VIM. Lee, NJ. A., Fellow and Tutor of
Trinity College
Essays and Reviews, being selections from
the Princeton Review. BY Chas. Hodge
Bacons Essays, with Annotations BY Arch
plSuOp W uedlleS.
Hand Book of the Bible. By Joseph Angus
Mornings and Evenings with Jesus, series
of Devotional readings, BY Rev, VIM.
Jay of Bath.
Scripture Characters. By r. $. Candlish,
A few copies of the Oxford Edition OF the
Greek Testament. bound in English Calf
and Muslin.
With many other valuable and important
Books.
Just received and for sale by
oc27 j. d. GHlSELIN, Jr. Agent
Select BulbOus Flower Roots
HAVE received my supply of the above,
l. which have been selected with great care
and can safely recommend them all being
imported. Ny stock consists in part of
Hyacinth's single Red,
yellow.
/" Double Red,
% g Blue,
Whit,
Yellow.
Tulips Parrot Red, Double Tulips Red,
" Yellow, g g Mixed,
Z" % Striped, u" " Yellow
Rose.
SINGLE TULIPS.
Late Tulips, White Grounds,
g g Yellow,
Mixed Varieties,
Grown lmperials,
Anemones &c, &c.
Persons wishing to secure these choice
Roots would do well to call early. All orders
from the country will be promptly attended
to
nO3 NJ. A. SANTOS.
Xxx NOTICE.
I HAVE large and splendid stock of
Il Fall and Winter Clothing, and am constant
ly receiving new and fashionable goods from
the best houses north, which am selling low
for cash and to suit the hard times all in
want just give me call and rest assured you
will not regret it. have also good va
riety of Boys clothing to fit Boys from to Is
years old, which are going off fast.
! have also large stock of rnsh-
ing goods, and a fresh lot Of superfne Cloths
Cassmers and Nesting, which | will make to
order in superior manner and guarantee u
fit or no sale.
n. bah goods left to be made and
trimed, positively cash. after this date.
+. A. karin,
90 20 No. 10, Main street.
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PRIME GLADES BUTTER.
Az KEGS STRICTLY PRIME DAIRY
~ Glades Butter. Just received and for
sale by J. J. WOODBRIDGE,
no No, IL, Roanoke Square.
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lust received another supply of fine and
d medium business Goats from SIS to $50,
Dress Focks from So to $40, Raglan, Talmas
and Surtout Over Goats 81 to $40, black and
Fancy Pants So to So, Velvet and other Vests
So to $40. Also new lot of boys Raglan
Over Goats, Frock and business Goats, Jack
cts and Pants. Reader, if you want anything
to order, call at the Norfolk Hall of Fash
ions, No. l6 Main street, where you can rea-
Oily suit yourself both in qua ity and price.
no 10 K. ID. CLIFTON.
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T AIDES, a memorandum of our arrivals
IL To-day per Express.
So pairs misses heeled goat Bootees,
80 do Ladies heeled goat Bootees,
"a do misses shanghai goat and Morocco
Bootees,
60 do Ladies Morocco and goat shanghai
Bootees,
80 do do usual cut Morocco Bootees,
go do do do do do goat Bootees,
80 do do Goat usual cut Buskins,
rs do Childs Pat Bootres
Ladies all the above are new and season
low Tor Cash. No. 8, East Side Market So
no 10 L. L. BRICKHOUSE.
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SERVANTS My assert
- ment of Mems, Womens and Childrens
Shoes comprising BROGANS, ID U 7 G IL
BOOTS lace Bootees with and without heels,
Morocco Bootees, peg lace Buskins, Chill
are large and complete, and will be sold at
T. BOTT1MORE,
No. Is, East Side Market Square,
no 10 Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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THE LADIES FA1R.-The Ladies God
bless them, they always think Of the prin-
teri Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Portsmouth, are now holding Fair, at
Oxford Hail. which we learn is well at
tended. Gentlemen and ladies visiting
the Agricultural Fair will find an agreea-
BILE place to spend an hour or so at Ok
ford Hall, this evening.
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GhOulder and Breast Bacon and
- beef, 125 nice small size new shoulders,
cheap, 1000 lbs choice breast bacon, 5 bis
family mess beef. For sale by
no 10 JAS. E. JONES.
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Furniture and Farming Utensils,
AT AUCTION.
WILL BE 8 o L ID, en- MONDAY,
w the 10th inst, commencing at II o.
clock, at the farm near Fort Norfolk, lately
occupied by Mrs. Mary f. Tarrant, deceased,
all of her
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE.
Consisting of the usual variety. Also, all Of
the stock, such as horses, one very fine Mule,
Hogs &C., together with the entire crop Of
corn, fodder, oats, Farming Utensils, &c,
&c. At the same time the Negroes will be
hired out.
Terms of Sale, Cash on Delivery. Also, the
FARM will be rented out at II o'clock, for
the next year. Bond and approved security
will be required for the rent Of the farm pay
able quarterly;th being a splendid Trucking
Farm of about so acres, in cultivation, offers
rare inducements to truckers, as such farms,
and so close to the city, are rarely to be had
at any price
By order of VIM. T. MURRY,
Administrator,
no 9-td F. f. FERGUSON, Auct'r.
II. & A. Copy.)
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ELOUR STORE NO. 7, UNION ST
Il Just received, 40 bbls City Block Mills
folk, for sale by un
NOT E. A. ABBOTT.
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MECHANICS HALL was crowded to suf-
location last nigt to witness Wyman's
wonder-workings. We have never seen
this Hall so full during the present amuse-
ment season. His figures are larger
and far superior to anything of the kind
we have ever witnessed. Wyman re-
mains with us but four more nights, and
no one should fail to see the Wizard
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
Tun HFALTn or our Olrr.-our city Is as

Tue HEALTH or OUR CfTY.-Our city Is as
healthy as at any former period at this season
Of the year, in its history. There is no conta-
gious nor infectious disease among us, and we
have occasion to bless God for his mercy and
protection, there having been days at time that
there was not single intermeut in the cemc-
try, and the same has been the case with every
burial place in our city. 10 substantiate this
we may remark that in the month of May there
were only 80 deaths, four of which occurred at
the aims house, and sixteen or almost half the
remaining number were under five years q
age, and three between 20 and So Few places
with population of 10000 can show u smaller
bill of mortality. In fact our city is one ofthe
most healthy that can be found. The record
sustains this assertion, and we are happy to
chronicle it. Notwithstanding all the talk Of
small pox there were only two deaths from that
disease in the month, and wo believe that NAL
ndy has now entirely disappeared. At any
rate not single case exists TO our knowledge.
The month of June has been equally as healthy
as that Of May, and we sec no reason TO appre-
bend change, il duo regard be had to sani-
tary regulations. Our market is well attended
by persons from the surrounding country, and
any one wishing to pass few days, weeks,
months, or years in our city, can do so with as
much assurance of safety as can be felt in any
other place in tho union.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

GREAT HAIL SroRH.-DEsTRucTIoN or WIN
BOWS, RoerINd, FRUIT, &c. WASHINGTON,
June Il, T. NJ Since O'Clock this afternoon
we have had here succession of storms,
heavy rain, attended with thunder and light
ninS. One of them was accompanied by n ter
rife fall of hail, some Of which measured six
and half inches in circumference, and some
Of the stones were even larger and of various
shapes, not only round, but presenting the form
Of stars, OF squares and oblong. The galleries
Of line arts, owned by some of our citizens,
the sky lights of the city postofice, the roofing
oil the railroad depot, the greenhouses. the
west fronts Of the churches, and the printing
ofhces are nearly all entirely windowless. whilst
thousands of panes of glass in dwellings nre
shivered. The dwelling Of the widow Con,
ed. u"'"'i-
The fruit and vegetation generalIv ars on,
down. During the storm the cattle ran furious.
ly over fields and streets, severely iniured. and
several persons exposed were cut on tho face
and hands. 1t is understood that at some q,
the government offices tho windows were ulsr
much broken. The storm was particularly
severe northwardly. One of our oldest anS
observant citizens states that there has been
no such storm here for forty-fve years. Repor
says that it did not reach Alexandria. TIL,
streets are flooded with water, and the amour
which has fallen causes additional apprehen
sions for the canal above. 1t is supposed tha
the hail extended only ten or fifteen miles rounC
this city.
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SCARCITY OF CnANoE.-We already hear
some complaint of a difficulty in procuring
change, which is supposed to be occasioned by
the impression in the minds of some persons
that small notes will not be permitted to circu-
late after the FIRST of July. The law we have
not seen, but our opinion is that it only pro-
hibits the Banks paying out notes of less
dissemination than SIS after that date, and in
nowly affects the circulation of those in the
hands of the people. 1t is therefore unwise
to deposit them in the Bank unless we had suf-
fc ent gold TO take their place, as by little
management they may bs kept in circulation
until they are no longer needed for the pur-
pose of making change. The Banks Of course
will have to redeem them whenever presented,
SO that their value will net be affected. We
throw out lhishintin ords rthat our business men
may avoid depositing them In the Bank If they
feel any apprehension of their being Insult.
Client coin to take their place.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

Rgnaway.-A grey mare, attached to dear
born, belonging to DR.. Sbivors, ofBrandywine
bundled, took fright near the toll-gate on the
Concord pike, on Wednesday, and came into
our city at a furious pace. The wagon was
broken iu the flight, but the mare continued
doHn King streetwith the shafts, and on COM
ing to the livery stable Of Mr.. Philip Mathews,
adjoining the Odd Fellows hall, she ran against
a carriage, striking the back part with her
head. and passed entirely over the wheel, when
she fell on the pavement with the carriage on
topt Of her. Two holes were cut in her fore
head an inch or two deep, and the bone broken.
1t is doubtful whether she will recover.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

Postmaster ron UrAH.-on the 18th OF Oc-
tober last Mr.. Hiram f. Morrell was appointed
postmaster at Salt Lake City, Utah, in the
place of Elias Smith, removed. The creden-
tials were regularly forwarded from the depart
ment, but never delivered to Mr.. Morrell.-
Duplicates followed with no better success. Mr..
Morrell, heing now at the scat of the general
government, yesterday received his commits.
sisn, qualified before the Hon. George P,
Stiles, associate judge of Utah, now In Wash
tngton, entered Into the bonds required, and
In day or two will start fully empowered to
take charge of tho pSst-ofice at Salt Lake
city,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

A CATHOLIC CHURCH BLOWN UP,-At Gold.
water, Michigan, on the night Of the l4th inst,
some scoundrel placed two or three kegs Of
powder under the Catholic church and fred 1t,
blowing the building into mass of ruins. The
explosion was terrific, and the citizens through
out the village were very generally awakened
byit
Ex-Governor Thomas has declined the Gov.
ernorsllip or Utah. Whose turn next7 The
place has now been declined by somsthing like
q half dozen gentlemen.
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MapIcAE N6rIug.

NOTICE s hereby given that the Beard Of Medical Ex-
anlners for tho STATE Of Delaware, will meet at ALI
m91t,s hols IN Tbs city pf Wilmington, Oh TUESDAY,
alF IN pfpX.. NJ O'Clock y NJ, for The purpose ofgran-
s isensef 10 practice dcins and Surgery in this State.
80 - cotpp % ol me 9t,Owllg named s. ntlenen
III "A skew Jas, Copper and j +. Wilson.
hKNr Cu.-Drs. f. IL Daley, Cove SALISBURY, A. n.
SanDoin, Z. A. Cowgirl nni r. II. Clark.
,,SussEX Co.--lrs. Hush Martin, IL. +. Willis, VIM.
Wolf, 81, Jos MeFerren and Jno Marin. -
hnas5.4 sec,ry I,o ar III kEairIneiis
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GAMGERS CURED.

tr,n all those persons afflicted with cancers or GRnceols
I tunnrs, / 'woul advise them 10 80 lnnealAteiy %
JAMES REDDlN, Esa It Redten,; Co.'s ltoad H.
GnsspN county four miles this SIDE Of Gsrgftn~h, on M
State Rual, wln positively aud ntcnly cure the
without fail; ro too gone lad cancer on my iace 10
previously taken The udviceoi several eminent p9y sIcian
snnle Rlyised have il out, others IN et IL hn
would never he the of nv death: u was very rnhe
SOM and gave M gr nneasngSs q mind e Wei r.
Redlen could them. came h9ue md immedlntgiy
ynd lin add wont DOWN he operated On il. came home
and wstks II came out "rnol and branch Rnu y
six weeks was entirely we'll md as remned So ~ w
"hS !'f'he ""he ~ ''As''''t '' THOMAS MARIN,
jgnc ?e-2!r Aggoaanimns hd'' n Caste Co.. Dell
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fENitS INSTITUTION is pleasantly located on
IL the bank of the Delaware River, near the
grounds Of the late Joseph BonSPAr anu directly on the
Railroad between New York anu Philadelphia being
chartered vita full col leg late powers Dlpomls con
ferrei those who complete The prescribed cuurse
study. The ntre expense for BunFd, Tuition, 40 for
the coegate course is Sl52 per yesr. Drngmental
year, and charged accordingly, ' " ~"
dialogues ulAy be obtainei by Undressing
JOHN II. BRAKELEY,
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On 9Ilgnge UnsIIeaSs

TENHE undersigned Will Challenge anv one of the
H. Manufacturers or Agents Of Retchum's Moving
and eapng Machine Combined, cut acres Of Wheel
and Acres of Grass Col Wn. Snths EARN ibis
the two Judges 70 choes' the Third whose Machine cuts
the ran and Grass tho quickest and best rpcelv
ward from tho loosing Machine of Two Hundred Dollar
The challenge offered to Ketchums Machine on nenofn
OF its being set down No. whichs te AInoine
Machine. L, A. XVkfS9S .
NEWARK, DEL, june e5-ft.
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m rIIE subscriber will soil at PRIVATE SAIL,
xE9yA his nr,n in Pturtdar Hundred, about 2ues trnl
IsssnH is or@usg # Newark eonlaninS H. Acrss' ~
ish stats 81 cutVaon ~ the present gTowIs crops T
ayes seven, tNo Which IS wei wateTedi never lnE
pses hgouEh the farm afnTdng ~ ~ TUNES pe
neat two sloriad Brick dwelling VITA kltphen barh % BY
ct wI.h sqlIg UNDERNEATH and large has shed atiaehe
grpinry Of convenient size milk house adnlrlhly arangsd
nn other necessary out bultngs all winch are 40
nd rnnni Hhis Farm conyonientto schools, ohuTcheS.
mis- De- is Ia an excellent nrshhnrhood, and y well
nu mi i. n, maroon 70 ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
~" 1lIll an the m ises.
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RLGLSIER'lS OFFICb

n., NEW CASTLE COUNTY, JuyR 1lth 1857.
IIPoS the application q Mary Ann Poole, Joseph
~ P'ule and Tnpmns H. Pool- Adm nstfai RS of kobf
r. ouie lule OF Aiil Geek Hundie1 in said County,
neeea set Ills ORDERED aud directed by tho Register
that The Administrators aforesaid, give notice Of tho
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of
the Deceased, wlhthe date tgTanng thereof by eaus-
acknowledgements to be posted within forty DAYS from
The date of such letefs, in SIX Of the mosi public
PLACES Olthe County New Castle. recurring all persons
having demands against the Estate, the same
rahLe by an Act of Assembly in such made and
provided. And also the to be inserted with
in the same period in III Delaware Republicans news
paper published ~ Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two inOnihs.
i--~l GIVEN Gndarlhe hand ant Seal of Office ofthe
jI"S5 Register aforesaid, at Now Castle, IN New Cas-
t--l tie County aforesaid, the day and year above
written PETER b. VANDEVER. Register.
NOriCE,-All persons having claims againstfhe Is
tate Otte deceased must present the attested
n the Administrators before the 18th day Of June A.
D., 1885, :AhIde the Act OF Assembly IN such made
and provided MARY ANN POOLED
JOSEPH POOLE, ) Adm'ra.
THUS II POOLE, \
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Amy FooD.-Thc War Department have
ordered from Paris 100000 rations of concern
trated food. 1t is for making soup, and has
been adopted by the English, French and Sar
dinian armies.
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The Empress Eugenie of France, recently
appeared at ball wearing jewels whose value
was estimated at S800, 900, and having founces
of lace on he robe that cost $4,000,
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200 DoZen Jars
$50 REWARD.
BRANnYWINE SPRINGs-.

nTJO.~z- THIS h0nniifnl SUMMER hESORT
AsesS5e-sSS will open tho 18th of June. The build
EHI ngs lave lGen much enlarged. and tho
Grounds greatly improved. The Plunge
Bath is in complene order and also Private Baths The
excellence Of tho Mineral Water well need
alton here. The Furniture is entirely aud
OF the irst kind, Therl ample for $50 peFsons
Carriages will lie in waiting 1T the olt and Viii
frngun. Del Fine accommodations for horses and car
rinSss. For terms, rooms, X c., nddross
PETER cOYLE. Manager and Proprietor.
Juno lG-2nW BFNndywDa Springs, Del
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

Nav CAST CouSTY, MAY lat, 1851,
TpDN he application of Aaron Klair and GenTEe khir,
Administrators Of Frederick Kali, late q NJ Treek
iundr0d, said County uHreNs d. II is ORDERED anu
1irccteds the aiOtosai',
giv6 tice Of the Granting of Letters of Administration
ieeat; by causing advcttiscTncnts TO he posted Within
the dat ehl such LISTERS, in six al the most
puiic places tile county u New Castle, requiring all
periu ntvIrs acknowledgements the hstae ~ present he
saIe OF Abide by an Act of Assembly in suc case msue
and provided. And also canke the came e be- Inserted
withlnthe peTiud in The Delaware NcputHicnl,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be eontinu-
-" GIVEN under the hand and Sea OF Office " the
3L.S3 l,ttsteralor ct NSw Castle, in New Cas-
(~~N tic County nlOTey0Id, the day ana year apcve
written. PETER 4. NA&DEpER, hegister.
NuIl CE.-All persons having claims 9geiLE the Is
the dGeensCA present the duy nteslnd
To before the lAtdHy ui May R5s
or nblle tho Assembly such and pro
| vded AARON kI;Alkl / Adtn,rs
MiLL CREHh I'm, MAY LIST. lR57.-Mny 7-2m.
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COMM ERCIAL.
PH[LApELPHTA.- MNRNETS.

FLoCR AND MEAL.-Flour Is irnl, but mae
tive. Good brands are held at 81 50 per bbI., and
brands for home consumption at 81 75a GO.
and extra and fancy brands at SIS 75a10.--
Rye Flour is dull at 81 10 per barrel. Corn
Meal at "a per barrel.
GRAIN.-Sales of Penna. red were made at 81 :
S4a 81 SO, and 81 92a195 for good white. Rye
81 TO- Corn SiaS5c. for Southern and Penn'a
yellow, in store. Oats are SO cents per bnshel
SEEps,-Cloverseed is scarce. Sales oil
prime seed at 81 per Ga lbs. Last sales Of Tim
othy at So az SO 50, and Flaxseed at 81 So q
81 30. Sales of Red Top at SO so. Herd
Grass, So IS.
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REGLSTER OEEICE-

- NEw CAs1LE County, MAY 18th, 1857.
tIPDNthe arpcatinnOl Samuel SeRars, Administrator
~ Of losep Green (soored mani late 81 APpoqulnimnK
H, ~ said County deceased, II is and 1rec-
ted 10y the Register Tint the Administrator aforesaid,
give nnee ntthe granting of ettsTs Of Administration
upon .e htaPn the deneused with the date of granting
thtr0i, By causing entertainments TO be posted within
inrE days from the date of such Letters in Of the
mo- pub 10 places OF the comfy Of New CASTLE requr
ing persons having demands against the Estate to
pTest NJ tic same abide by Aetnf Assembly
yase nSde and provided Ant also cause the same u be
inserted Win hg the same period in The Delaware Re
publican, newspaper published in Wilmington and to
be continued therein two months.
81. ). LEICESTER aforesaid, at New Cast le in New
-h Castle County Rl1reslid, the day and year above
wrttnr PETER Il. NANDEVER, Register.
SOTlcE,-All persons having claims against tn,
Estate nf the deceased must present the same duly at
tested tn he Administrator before tho 18TH day OF
May, \. y. 1861, abce the ACT Of Assembly in such
case made and provided. SAMUEL sEGARS:
pGRT Penn, MAY ll-lu, Admff,
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.tLLIsoSs PATENT FLExlBLE llATs.-IheSe Hats re-
garddH hcig the durable and pdnsauto't halls to te
ad IN maket Call and get ono at has store, No. Sc
Market Street. above Second
FREScn FELT HASA superior article, unsGrpasse
for neaeS and slsgancaOt style and fin ST. For sale cheap
" j. ali ans store, No. So Market street. afure Sec
| and
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r1ar sale. a Handsome Country Seat near
= NVII,NINfiION. DEL.

a, THIS prapnriy is lnclted within abont mile Of
E,A the cy If Wilmington, On the Turnpike rt,ad y
fsfru Philadelphia and contains about l Acres OF land
ssI od state Of cultlyatlon on It q located mn
siiribbnTy il oyeronks the Rail Ronh aud the Delaware
River md Hay aud is Of te mnst pleasant nnl desn-
lie country sea IN this vicinity, the land would be very
yalunb and profitable for Trucking. will esod aitoseui-
- - WILLIAM MCt?AI LttsY,
iune ea-,f 1856 Market street.
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sSIEE.

DIRH.
On Sunday morning, RICHARD FRANKLIN, infant son of
Kclard L.. and elisabeth Poynef, aged live months and
II days.
In this city, FASSiE b., daughter Of Gep. Elliott aged
noItlis.
IN iiavrn De CiraGe, ] ANE! BRowX aged % years.
In this city MARY q. daughter Of Robert Carswe aged
Is years and months.