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The Placer herald., 1857-01-17

Established for lie permanent care of ali
P,ivate and Chronic Diseases-and the sap
preston Of Qudchery.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-17

re- 4 A p K A Y S Medical and Surgical
institute is at the corner Of Montgomery and ,Sa-
;ramen!o streets, San Francisco, California. The
Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no re-
unless be effects a cure sep II
The Placer herald., 1857-01-17
The Legislature
DEMOCRATS. 10.

The following table will, we believe, be found
cor
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

NE Oll ElEO LIONs
MI. EDITOR THE result of our city Elec-
ton on Tuesday, must be highly gratifying to
every good citizen. The dominant parry in
the State mistaking the popular feelings Of our
citizens recklossly, and unmasked, struck a
deadly blow at the good order and decency OF
the state, by their act, repeating the Prohibit
tory liquor law. So confident were they that
the eiamorous cutlery oflawless rumsellers, was
the popular voice of our citizens, that they un-
blushingly put up men for the highest NUM-
cipal Office in our city, identified with nothing
put the Interests of the low groggeries, and
unlawful rum holes In it. They have now
found out their mistake, that the best interests
Of our city, as well as that of the Democratic
Party, are opposed to this vile tampering with
the :" baser passions" of man is lesson that
politicians have been taught at some cost and
one which we hope they may profit by, and in
ail future time, learn that low groggeries, and
Lager Beer shops are not the true interests of
our beautiful little city.
Morality and decency have signally triumph
ca ana voice will go out from Wilmington,
which shall teach rowdyism in all parts of our
glorious country, that its days are numbered.
lhat men expecting to be placed In official
station must respect not only themselves but
tne pest Interests OF society. From the result
OF tuesdays election our young men may
learn noble lessen. That youth, however,
poor or obscure it may start into life may,
oy a course of probity, industry and sobrety,
aspire to the highest places in our lard. Let
eur young men enrol themselves in the Sab
oath school instead Of the grogshop.-Iiet
them seek the advancement of virtue and re-
iigion as the surest path to peace and honor
Let them not be weary in well doing, for in
Que time they shall reap if they faint not.
Our city, and we trust our state too, will
soon We redeemed from the curse of the spoil
er. We ask the defeated party before making
another ticket to Offer our citizens, to read
carefully the 2sth chapter of Isaiah, fou nd
IN an old book called the Bible, which we ieal
IS not enough used by them, as party tex
DOOR, SOBRIETY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
REGISTER,S 0EEII,L

E,,,,,., NEW CAsTLR CoUNrY, July 9Th Ias1
l PuS The hpPllcltnn Of Martha Campbell Eranntri.
o. INC Inst WIN nhd Testament OF JHnbs Campbe h. Ia
9i hIisana Hundred ~ SAID County, deceasod II 10
IN sD snd directed by the Registtrtla lie Exc
GnN Hlu esli give nntloe OF the granting Of IeIiaIa
IetHmentaty upon the Estate he III liz
Mls gantng thereof, BY causing erti nc la
posted WITHIN forty days fro ~ the date OF such Latter
sf Of me most public plqees OF tho couuiy Of New
ESTATE, 10 presentth he or abide liz an Aot Of ka
semDly m suG' made and pfOvdsd And also sanSs
In9 sMho 10 insortGd within the same period in ths
M nso snd m m neysPaPer published in VIII
A,IJ Given under tho In nd nd cal o
(lS f Register Aforesaid, " New Castle in Nav ca
Tie Count atoIesaltl, the day and ear nlSya
written PETER d. VANDE VER, Il egister
NOTlCE,-Allp persons havBeHlaims againsttho q. f,s.
ae o. Tue deceased must pref eat he tested
70 Tue on or before the 9Th day of July, Ias9
vlda1. MARTHA GAM PREF I i Sssn NJ PRO
cHRlsTANA HID, JULY 9TH. l957.-iuly 0 2tno
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

TERRIFIC HURRIokNE IN WIsoossrs.
OF LIFE AND PRoPERTY.-A few days ago we
publlshed a telegraphic dispatch Informing our
readers of terrific hurricane that had nsssed
over portion of Wisconsin on Friday night
last. The Milwaukee papers contain further
particulars of 1t, as follows -
Az woodland, on the La Crosse railroad. the
station-honse was blown down. cnrs blown
rom the track and others set in motion. The
station master, Mr.. Fox, while cndeayoring TO
STOP one train OF freight cars, set in motion nv
tne WIND was run over and killed. At the time
the building was blown down there were some
ten persons within, seven of whom were mara
~ isss injured, and two or three so severely
thst Tears are entertained they will not reeover
A store near the depot was blown down and
man severely injured.
the telegraph office was in the freight d.
pot winch was all blown down, leaving notbin0
put the platform. The instruments were tal,en
on, severed from the wires and carried a dis
lance OF forty feet. Theoperator was s,r.srely
,,2I.u, a rrenchman was taken up BIZ The
whiriwlnd and carried distance OF one hnn.
dred feet, and only saved from tlestructinn hv
neing cast against the stump Of a tree, When
tne eating house was taken up three women
were inside washing dishes. The honse was
hited over their heads, and strange To sav tl,ev
were not injured in the least. The post Office
was IN tho south side of the depot, and the fol
i"ihinS ietterS ana papers were found
Instance of two miles off. The tavern was
nearly demolished. 1t was large sized bnilI.
ing, and when the wind struck the upper story
was taken OIL, and the bricks of the cbimnnys
came tumbling down, Woodland is laid level
with the dust, the only things standing being
Tue railroad water tank and a log hut,
AT Columbus, on the Wateltown road. the
hurricane was scarcely less fearful. Everything
was Frustrated. One man was killed-a Mr.
Olark-his house being demolished over his
head' Fearful that more than ordinary storm
was coming, he sent his family into tho cellar.
ana Whiie attempting to secure the doors and
windows the storm struck, and in an instant
inc mouse fell upon them. MIR. Clark was killed
utmost instantly, and his wife was injured so
severely that no hopes are entertained of her
recovery. Several others in the town were
more or less injured.
a gentleman from Saikville, in this State.
INFORMS us that in that vicinity the whirigind
was no less destructive than ct Woodland
Houses were blown down and trees uprnoted
FOR miles and miles the whirlwind ma 10 its
way, laying everything before it. We are iear-
,ul tnat the damage to the southern portion Of
Wisconsin Is of great amount. Fields Of corn
ana STACKS OF wheat were torn up and scattar.
ed' Several persons were slightly iniured bnt
none severely that our informant heard of,
n, from gentleman who arrived from Port
ashlngton we learn that at that place a large
NUMBER OF houses were unrooled. buildinos
blown down and trees torn up. NoIivns bnts'
ever, were lost. ''"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

WHAT AN AMERICAN SAYS or pARLrAMESr.
An American writes from London to tho
New York Commercial:
Parliamentary proceedings are much like
inc uolhgs IN our own Congress. | was in
both houses two or three hours Yesterday. A
TREND kindly sent me a ticket of admission
II 10 impossible to got in without n ticket sim
ed by a member. Members h ave no accom-.
modatiohs llko our law makers-the seats run
lengthwise, and each one will hold about thir.
", l should think. Members sit with their
mats on, rness they are speaking; and more
eomtaoh--in fact might almost say rowdy-
Looklng SCI Oi men is not often met with. The
rooms, however, are splendid, and are fin
iinrs wian great taste There are no chanie
rooms being Iiebtad ~. the view, the eatire
perhaps something on the plan adopted in tie
Methodist T,I Church in 9Th avenue, New York.
me gus lights are covered by stained eIass
so that you can hardly see the fame. and Si' o,
turning the gas on the building is lighted nm
as a. by magic. The surface from Which the
light comes is about 10 feet by 40, Immediate.
ly over the centre room.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

DENTIST CAEED.-The Henderson IKvN
heportGr' says that one day last week, a re-.
spectacle lady went to the office of A dentist
Ia u, mat town, to have seme teeth extracted. 80
Ihe dentist, torgetful of the proprieties Of life
Kissed the lady, who Instantly informed her
husband, and that gentleman gave the dentist
a very severe Gaming. '"''''
The tobacco cropin the Connecticut valley
looks nncoInmonly fair and promising This
year Inc surface set this year is larger than
ever before. '''H"
John Young, aged q, committed suicide at
HALIFAX Court House few days since.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
TO EVELYN
on the death Of her babe.
ny LILA LINDEN.

By LILA LINDEN.
Your lovely infant daughter,
Is nov in Heaven above,
And dwolls with God the Father
In realms OF light and love.
Her struggles all are ended,
Her spirit glorided,
Her songs with angels blended,
Their theme-The cruciiied.
You watched her playful moments,
Her bright aud sparkling eyes,
Aud never dreamed your Era,
Was wanted in the skies.
Called by our loving Savior.
She left her Mothers arms,
Borne by an angel convoy,
Far from all earth's alarms.
And when iu hours of sadness,
Yon turn your thoughts above,
Let grief give way to gladness,
Your child, Is saved by love.
And eft while you arc sleeping,
Bright visions she will we've,
Of joys in heavenly keeping,
Which you will soon receive.
And when the summons calls you
In death to close your eyes,
Your babe shall be your convoy
To mansions In the skies.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
Valuable Farm at Private sale.

m THE suhsurlher inteHdinG To oaye III Q
LfT1SA State olers his farm, To- I'd on Tho state
EsR5165E Ilnd IN A ppOqunimmk hundred. near Black
issfti.sn Bird, miles from Smyrna. & mills from
iEHhElNkT Ddessi, and WITHIN DuR lnlf milo Of the
lksFetFH Delaware Railrtnl II cnn.ains 200 Acfes,
divided / to SIX helis, with good Chcsnut
fence, and streamgf water running through each l6u
Acres are arabic land, the hanncen ChnAnnt ana white
OAK, The land has been TecQny Tuned. and guanO aud
other Fertilizers have been literally applied. The i'm
proyemehts consist orq new lfHinn dwelling house. bd
Of The best nlPrll, y rs II a0t, two stories h,gh with
back hnIdng % by ~ iuat, gull stone mix house and
other out buildings goli pump of water. unit shed
near tha dOor. This is vNfy desirable nalghlpftun f.
the land j. easily imp Dyed aud CHURCHES, ni3 schools
uTe Of the snlsirhsr ul the Premises or Of AIR l.
IA NJ STAATS, corner Of Fourth aud French sireeis
w lmingt9nt Del. WA. e. ALSrUN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

AHE MGTINIEs IN INDIA.-PREoARIoUs POSI-
TON OF THE BRITisH FORoEs.-BoMBAY. JULy
lz'-Ihe British forces in India are to a more
| precurlons position every day, in consequence
ol INC extension Of the disafiected spirit of a
| huhoer OF regiments hitherto passive and tho
concentration OF mntinous troops on two or
tlIee important points. Delhi, the only Bri
tiSh arsenal of magnitude in Central india
peing IN the hands of the rebels, Gen. Barnard
mas Oeen placed under the obvious disadyan-
'aEe OF nghtlng against well-proyided enemy
MIN snort and inadequate supplies of ammuni
ton.
nor 10 this the only danger under which we
aoor at Delhi. The regiments which mutinIed
~ ulstahce nave reached the ground in the
iih'y Vi tle CITY IN large numbers, and ia
king up positions in our rear, they render q iii
more unsafe position already full of dangers.
meet the exhaustion of our numbers by
ueatn, We nave now at Delhi little or NOTHING
20 =, lsil pack upon, after the junction of The
lhJauD forces, and wing of tho Bombay
european Fusilers which marched from Muoi.
Tan 10 Lahbre on the 22d of June.
nus our European army is thus likely to
Oe Dtt teebly reinforced from the northward.
and circumstances at present reader aid rom
cue southwark impossible, the mutineers have
gained considerable accessions of strength
from all quarters. They have dispatched let
ters IN every possible direction, calling on
6helr Oroth4r Sepoys to aid them; amongst
others, one addressed to the mutineers of Bar
eilty and Moradabad was intercepted by Hau-
per.
Nothing has been more obstinately asserted
than that the rebellion is confined entirely to
the troops; and yet the testimony of the scanty
materials supplied by the last mail is in direct
contradiction to this view. From all quarters
the rctutation is complete. The Bombay Times
OF the 18th ultimo says with reference to the
mutiny at Bareilly " An Intellectual effort was
made to bring back the troops to their allegi-
ancc, but the scoundrels opened upon the Off.
GERS with grape-shct, and they had to ride for
their lives. The country having risen in ali
directions, il was with extreme difficulty and
only by ride OF seventy miles, that the little
baud at last found safety at Nynce Tai, in tho
hills, where they had previously sent their
families. "-Engiih Paper. ''s''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
FOR SaLIl.

G-rA BEAUTIFUL Farm situated within mile of
Il am Saalori nsScy county, Dgayare. at Tie
LsatS- 5nj Aorcs ofgnnd land and completely forced
Win sn3d post and rail fencing dvled into ielts
b n1 C i1 timber splendid H"use
claalnng 70 vel! finished rnnms with goud cellar nm
yer e main bnildns; stnb carriage hOnse granny
"ntt pu hlll dlngs, which cannot hn built for less
tI IraSst 0r 5o9 There s beauq lawn 9f no acres
main rDad. rhcro excellent water nj lilo ,iweIlin MI
Enud water on tho Farm for stock. Lime can bc hid al
me wharf a. or by Rn Rogdat cts. per nushe
nc sol % thls of light loan with clay snb,uii and
r. gASiehI CT az Kinds OF crops. Price Y per acre.
wy on InEoboREPRlCE, Esq, al Seufnr, OF the in
uet5isbbeu a. Newark Del. JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
VALuABLE RnAl, HsTaTE-

@s=-A vi suhscriberw sell at privnta o. In Tho
fsEEIfn IL following described Real Estate iate tbs
6IittU ,r;I, noiPerty 81 James Dennsy decsased IN
S peaTaIe tpe Falnkuown as the Home Farm and on
situated on road leading from Sta ton Ia Nav,
Es hni Instant ABOUT me8 from StAntu n and7 moa
rom NnlElOn Del, cOuts lining about 100 Aoraa sntn.
d wniNh r. a. Timber aud tho ballaEoe in CLEARED
teIs9 havng running streams in nearly very hed Tba
Rpuil1lhEs aye urge two story Dwelling House ana
hlloheh, aIge Stone Bnrn with atabiins uniernast
nJ grapGTy an ot
US Dest water and pu'np at tho door. Their IL
prne apple and Roach Orchard on this property and
Nhtlety ol nther FRUITS Posse 4sion will on Hb
Dec. ll-tf, --' DiHNNEa'lr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Q.A good farm situated and adjoining the village
1SsBa ui Rel Lion, New Castle county, Delaware
kssNu and within u inlleS Of Wilmington, cont1ninp
Y S5 AGrrs IF good land under lair improve
hent, Hhd divided nn7 Enclosures, with lair fencing
running water ~ every field, would make splendid
Fnzlng nrdairy farm he builitngsNre good house Of
r9k aud iratie, containing rooms, with good uular
MGd9r &c ai9 hnildng good eaase house, corn cribs,
ne viic ntO good farms, having buildings on ni and
VII PC rold ~ Que arn or divided to silt purcnsels-
floe 1dn per aero subject surVOy terms of pny-
nent within The reach oiany Wishing 10 rIrchasea
" part + or cash, b1 lancu ~ Years longer il
ueHfe att per cent Interest," secured by bond and nur
sase or more full part ars call ON Barney ReyInld
NEAR Dea Tare Guy, or tho undersigned NHwnrk, Da
July ~ u. IAMEN n, RAW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

~ Farnnear lifidgevc Sussex county, Del
fs,i awlra containing SUI Acres Of beautiful land,
kISSM I0 acres o. god tlm1er Of uaE, Hickory,
hclus, rs unde iatr Improvement. under fair fencing
u + now raising GOOD crops, udiulns te Delaware Rail
oau hhu mas large freight station the farm, where
HIM eI9 Pc " az any t,iq., The improvements pre-
gun anu liTsn hnhsa, continuing ooms, stnhln9
lhi Inl buildings, tuSis he Of handsome faTn
Eu Water ~ me house lr ca . per HcrO 2j0 oush,
hNhnru IN equal annual aymUutB. For mne full par
tigilntH address Or oa on JAMES III, RAY.
july 2l-tI NaypTk ist
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Two MEN KILLED by BEAR.-On Thurs.
day night last man at Troy, N. Y, named
Harvey, who was intoxicated, laid down near
where tame bear was chained, and in a few
minutes was seized by the bear, and so horri-
bly, mangled that he died in a few honrg.
Soon after another drunken man named Hoev
laid down on the same spot and met with a
similar horrible death.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

n UTIIs a,i-7-l,"
ss, NJ ~ z y sqbsetber will sell at PRIVATE SALE
ssltu we borough Of Newark, containing i59 ~
fS6 safs neluS o. which having been well ned is IN a
ow Tie blan n FL the present crops
seVen each Of which well waterad; neye, X H.
l sPn through the ar nording al ali timesh nan
et WITH sS SEat pTlsE awsns With kitchen
s I'M n oonyenent size milk house admirably aTrsngS
s,d fnDss nncesary out buildings all Of which ara n
MI rms Farm "a couvenientto soliooIs cbnrnI
WORTHY te az ~ an excellent neghborhood, and Is wei
OF sRPiy y Personto ROBBERY ARRiSTR oN6'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03


g MoLAssEs FRoA SOAR CASE.-A friend In.
forms us that he had the pleasure of tasting
yesterday some molasss that was mapuhctnre
ed from the celebrated Chinese sugar cane bv
Mr. Neidhammer, residing near Bridgeport.
Cumberland county, opposite our CITY. MR.
~ mas about an acre Of ground planted with
the cane, which he finds to thrive remarI,ablv
wen, some OF the stalks averaging twelve feet
III height A few weeks ago he resolved to
Try the experiment in the manufacture of mo-
iasses, and for this purpose cut fourteen stalk
OIL inc cane IN small pieces, which he mashed
anu succeeded in procuring therefrom one
quart and three half pints OF Juice, This be
boiled in an iron kettle precisely one hour. and
after skimtning and properly clarifying The res.
tdue, he found himself in possession of half
pints Of superior quality Of molasses' Of
which our friend tasted. lie assures us that
IN color and flavor it is equal il not Superior TO
the A" sugar house, and what IS better, more
cleanly. MIR. N. seems to think that the ex-
pertinent succeeds better when the Juice is
boiled in iron kettles, copper imparting to the
liquid an acidulous taste.-H arrisbarg Tele-
graph.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

ENgszA TIE suhgcriber offers hls farm at PRI
k1sNgTlah NATE SALE, situate in puncaier Hun
IssssHlN cred, on tho Tond leading from the Benr
lsssS5TS Tavern 10 ulnsgow contain ng IOl Acres,
s-atsk22E more or less, bounded by laHis Of i. u,
rsafzss1 Janvier and others. The improvements con
sls OF COOL house, grtnNrY and out hudnE5 lsn n
new tenant house FherCarn Is acres OF wood II Is in
good neighhrho0d well wa cred. convenient 10 mill
sGhunl, and churches, andl highly dasa6le property
The quality OF the soil ~ good, no buse of lime have
recently been puton and the fence nnl hedges are N far
condition. For further pa icnars npply TO tho sulWgri
Der re ltns thereon. JAS, a, SuORTP,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

SAD REsuLT OF USdovERNABLE PASSION
The Union Democrat says that a hoy, This
name we are unable to learn living with
James Fisher in Monroe county, Intentionally
shot himself few days since. In the morning Of
the day that It occurred, Mr. Fisher was about
leaving home, but before his departure he had
occasion to ehastise this youth, which he did
with severity. The boy very much enraged
mortified at the treatment just received, as and
soon as Mr.. Fisher was gone, went 10 the
house took down gun with camncss and de-
liberation, placed the muzzle of the gun to
his forehead, and contrived to pull the trigger.
which resulted in nothing but flash. There
being no one about the house but ladies', thew
were afraid to venture near him. Immediate
~ after the fash Of his gun, he commenced
his printing and preparation for the second
trlal With the same calmness and delibera-
ton as at FIRST, he placed the gun to his fore
head, pulled the trigger, and instantly shot his
brains out. '
The Bangor (Me.) journal saws that nota-
toes are selling in that city at 45 cents ner
bushel for the very best.
Richard Bryan had his arm badly crushed
by thrashing machine in Jefferson comfy.
Va, on Thursday,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

2-r-A atmaltnated Uear tireensbprough, Caroline
ffhA county Md, containing 42i OF GOOD amt
kssHH would make g1uu fat OF ~ eucb, ms there
L..AHa. Is sets ofnew buildings on uaeh HuuseSn
frame containing rooms each with good ncoe sary out
Fllugh lqT aIn'th lana is under good ienr ing and
" Eo3l s9ii, nnq good improvements has largo guam
lNy oil van hhle timber, within miles of tho Mary
Ia aud Delaware Rail ROau aud within miles of nay-
gaple water wh0eme CUT behid at any time; churches
schppls mus, TO-, close to- hand. This property will e
,nil TO- 70 Per acre oPsh balance in t. q aud years
IN equl insAlteNs WI interest. For lnlI 6aTl
n,s dnIi On DT F. lohstine ut Gleeshotough,
july 27-tE JAMES H. RAW
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

pr-l No. |. worry Handsomely sttual ed RIM nj 40
ftS5tsf Acres, with good buildings, within miiea az
lSsStn Mtlmihgl9n, with good view Of Delaware 40
tSSAsas no; z. Farm Of ~ Acres near TnlleNvc In
2 dwellings, and Barn, Orchard, Nc y 'h''" WIN
No. .. A Farm ellis Acres IN Rr ndywipc IIund,.J
house aud bnrn. 'n"'"' We" soou SUBSTANTIAL
tOl,, andt mile of Delaware River. W ''''iHs-
Nc o. sht Acres ollan ON CoucOrd oat r.,,
Mmmnsl l,pno half va 'lland, the rest oleaTi Will
" Ky Acres Of gnd The Delaware o miles fro n
MI Lo; guoi buildings, with two or three handsome
10; 2 = Acres Of marsh meadow in Churry Island ona
milo from W llmlngton. Apply To '' ''"i'e
sent 9a-Ir '''''' io' II vypine SiGaet
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

:, ACCIDENTS PROM MOVING MACHINES
Springfield, Ohio, Thomas Porter killed. He
was in kneeling posture, forward of the ma.
chine; when the horse started and cut off bis
right leg above the knee. He was 20 veors ia hi'
In Ashtabula CO., Ohio, Mr.. Barber nn o'o u:
the great cheese makers of that county. had bis
foot nearly severed. In Lorain CO., Ohio. Mr.
Pomeroy lost an arm and was otherwise ini1red
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

l,rA Ai,hthat yaluallGan beautiful Estate known
rss ma as" FINE GROVE" = tuuied on the west
istSuI side ni the lhilHdepnIa Turnpike ROnd, ono
mllo lrnmthe city Wilmington, Delaware, CON
thhnghNgres more less, fifteen Di which are wood
nnl,l the cleared land mi goo state OF cultivation
lhe ShTubbory RbJut the MANSION il mrs superb, nnj
very large number of very fine FRUIT rl,EES nil In
Ivy penrnE hnI very cl9ioe The mansion large and
nhnlsone, aud hasa splendid view of tho River ON
wa md surrounding country Thia Is decidedly thy
most desirable situation Gnwucrod Tor sale M this see,
lnm q lhe country and isn most elrEant aud healthy
sHaii4n i1f private res dence. Price Ss2b per o.
o. a<s5o or some ming less 10 cash, b,auco on m II
EBe tt term oil years To suit the pnrchngcT For ure
W! phfticn!ars. apply to JAMES II. KAY, Newark,
mlEeS, ~ "''' "''' $50 ~