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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

To GET RID OF HOUSE ANTs.-Thc best way
to get rid OF house ants is to set quantity Of
cracked walnuts, or shellbarks, on plates, and
put them in closet where the ants copgregate.
They are very fond of they have collected in
them make general auto-du-fe, by turning
nuts and ants together into the fire, and then
replace the plates with fresh nuts. After they
have become so thinned out us to cease col
lecting on the plates, powder some gum cam
phor and put it in the holes and crevices ;
whereupen the remainder will speedily YAM
ose. 1t may help the process of getting them
to assemble OH the shell banks, to remove all
edibles out Of their way for time.
SALE OF PoTAToEs.-The Louisville Courier
notes the sale of three entire crops of pota-
toes, embracing upwards OF 500 barrels, at
81 35 per barrel. The seller in most instances
rnishing the barrels.
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VALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

THREE FARMS.
Q-R NO. |, Us q valuable Farm OF 1871 Acres aud t2h
alT3e roo IS lying " Dover Hundred. Kent County,
IlA4A- Duyer to Hers-heHd and about miles from Dd-
yer, There - new Frame House with rooms all ceRr-
ed under, witt well of good water ut the door Btale
About one halt the lind arnhe, tito rest in wood; 100
bushels vt Limo with other Fertilizers have been pn
the land within the last year.
NO 2, is situa led in Murderkil Hundred Kent County,
about u miles irnm Doyer miles from FELTON, Station IN
the Delaware Rail Road. adjoining lands nj David Parry
X. w. Reynolds, Samuel Golt aud others, cutaung "a
Acres and y roods There are two ses Of Buildings nn
this Farm, new and well finished Cottage house, with
rooms, well Mt the door. new Creamery, &c., Nc. Tho
o!hef buungs " soon nsIe and 50 Situated as 70 easily
1911 Acres Of timber o large grnwt and valuable for ShF
sea ~ Inlf aud other fertilizers have been put on
the land within the last two years.
No. ., la trRot OF Ian lying in Msppillion Hundred
Kent county, adjoining lanisnf H. s. Cooper, William
Sapp, Chauncey Dill Reuacn Cain and others contRinnG
2nii Acres, with log House Acres being arble and III
in wood pRlly White Oak, and about mile
from FELTON, station The above properties will be snlt
at tnir prices, and on easy and accomnpatlns terms.
For information apply TO HARLAN & HoLLINGswoRTH
or CALVIN rAeoART Wilmington, Delaware, oro estrl
ue25-u. SAMUEL HAIR Ian, Jr,, a CO.
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FOR SAKE.
a ASpLENDID c HESTER COUNTY FAR NJ

IA ASpLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM
90 sItuutel nlnnt miles from Newark, Dell, three
ikssHU miles rom Strekrrsvnle Hnd from Now Lon;
lBalAJ DOM Roads This faTmeunnins 2l8 Acres OF
primer Ich ad and lsnpw goo graZng order II IS Il;
fided mo leds we'd fenced AMI wood lp Of ~ Acres
OF pfnr nhur, gund spr ny water in NIL heds. Ihg I'M
priyelnens Br,pA House 40 by 49, three stories hlSn
With hTick Kitchen hack l6 feel Square and all finished
wi tenant houses; one aj by 10 teet, bun lpr aies
me ii hy "a feet, both well inlshet Nheewright npd
dltshop, gp9 sgrns and stone sprng house ~ no
var three gdre, 80 ~ ~ feet straw house aud wagon
house "a by y irrt. corn lbs attached ana crib sep
Jfntc by SO ieut high This lNrmis situated IN good
healthy npRhhnrhood, Cur shts nud Schools 10 hRnd
II NIL danona gtis and saw mill adjoining. THIS
Farnsa high STATE col mPovsnenl and cannot be excel
led for Ms pru@WcttVeness, and wuuld sk all pcrsnns
watingH Hrmlike lS to ualland see me- IS = can he
t,,,ghI tnr ,s,i5 pt.t Acre, JAhf II. Af,
nTt ~ Newark, nBl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

- TIE subscriber will offer At Private snIe
NsSsS(M the Farm on which no residea, stunned
IsEsalNM IN Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle conn I
sAAA state q Delaware, adjoining lHnd of Maxwell
AAask3& b. Oche,troe James springer I Men en-,
AA-7 hall md others, containing 100 acres, ahnnt III
lcres ofwoud land miles from Wilmington md miles
ir Ralra9d at NewPnr l. lS divided inn enol1snei
cutiTat0n. having recently heen lined. The inlprnve
mentJ qrs sub sani Ia two son3 house wit Lres
rooms ~, the first h1nr and our the second, one
spring house over an never fg spring, barn 70 by GO
go and house, and other necessary buildings
All OF which a. in good repair; the Farm is CONVENIENT
10 school chut css. mills 49,, in excellent neie
bor6ood aud is ellworthy the attention Q th9se wishing
to purchase JoSEPH fooLE.
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~ ..nf ~ pRIvnrr. aALE

IA THE subscriber will soil at PRIVATE SAL
<tA his fSrm in Pencader Hundred, about miles from
sssM the Borough ot Newark, containing l1 Acres, 100
lLIt4 Acres of which having boon well lmad, is in
high oil cultivation a. the present growing crops will
ages each If which is well watered; never fail
tifu supply Of wate For Stock The improvements are
neat two soFed brick dwelling with kitchen, burn 45 by
et with stabng underneath aud large hay shed attached
granaEy Of convenient sze milk house adWiTaby arranged
good repair This Farm conysnientto schools, churches
mills, &C., is in excellent neighboThOOd, and ls well
worthy the attention those Wishing to purchase Address
apply in person To hoHEhT AtMSIKONG,
June 22-tf, on the premises.
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a. WILL be sold at PUBLIC SALE on the pre-
10y mises ,9fHegTy Franek, in Brandywine bundled.
- on III uRSDAT, August ~ 1851, at 10 O'CLOCK,
A. NJ miles from Wilmington, near Forwood's School
louac, all Personal Property, such farming utensils;
Pows liarowst Shoves, Hoes, Forks, Gears and iot
of Chains, one horse Puwer, Woods Patent Single,
Slave and Chair Pack msehne warranted 70 cut 20 shin
cords Of wood; and lot Of beng large inch Circular
saw small one; lot of east pueys; Young Mares, 3
good mich lows, hogs, and number Of wood lois and
umhor of RI Shts for the Shingle machine Terms made
known OH the day of sale by HENRY FhANCK,
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pQ A firm situat cd near tireenshnrongh, Caroline
fsA cruny, Md containing l24 acres oil good ianu,
lh1Fnn would make good farms OF 2l2 eho, rs there
lFgaka, is 2sets ofnew buildings on each nouseiDl
buildings for lan tn, lana is under eno1 tentlng anu
of good soft, good improvements has large ghuh-
tty oil yalt able timber, witlil miles oil lhe hry
Ia nnd Delaware All ROM and whn3 miles OF havl-
gable water, whQI lime be had AT tlt; churches
schools ns, ci9se e and This property WI be
sold fol- Is cash, balance IN !, ?, anu years
in sqlinl instruments with interest. For more lul part
en ms call Dr. J. h. ohstue, at GieRnshofnugh, ~
III INV VII S"s' :" JAMES II. RAY.
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n ONE grey horse about IL years old, suitable for
~ any kind of business Also one large bay mare,
49, years old, with or withnu ut tho coli by side
They will be sold cheap OF exchanged for CATTLE;
j. A. BROWN,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

In the ao~r,shtng town Of lIiiisRgtoR, Nil.
A. lTis situated about 9miles from the Delaware
fAs5h railroad station at Smyrna, with direct
Essm road from s,mylna TO- Chesteitow II is also
4lken- about Is miles from Middetown station fha
tionse Is well built eomnoous and hney located, hrnR
nsmed. The has good sing rUons the sec
md story, and space enough for with
ur good rooms down stairA.
The Snbling Is al good, Fullrepars have been ma le
upon the property within tho last four years. which
gothe with its convenient location render ii very 10
sabe property. Alineral credit Will be given for put
Ofthe purchase money. JOHN w. OSBORNE.
laalin Manor st. Georges, Dell, 0et9tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

ITO the School Committees AZ ihe rnsnectiyo S.h..i
DISTRICTS Within this state, that In cuniSrmity WITH
m Act 81 Inc General Assembly Of this State hive an
p2IlIonea among ne several Counties of This State tbe
fishing new Schools and have divided and dstrihncuG
he share thus aPpOrtioned to zach County among The
ne G,lE q" Walmngto9 New Castle county sl74 SIS and
$40 49, TO each Of The d. STREETS in Kent County I5s hi
and 70 eneh Of the dlsries In Sussex County, Ito a.
The dividends due tho diatTlots New Cattle county
dTS payable e the Faters Bank New Castle TO Tie
vert aud 70 the school districts Sussex onuntY at tie
FAfmors' Bnnk Gedrgetown. WM. ]. CLARK,
tate Treasurer and Trustee of the School Fund,
pGVER, aug 1860
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

The noble heart will disdain to subsist. like
drone, upon the honey gathered by others
labor-like a leech to fitch its food out of the
public granary--or like a shark, to prey on the
lesser fry, but will one day or another earn his
subsistence.
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A STRAY HEIFER.

rrsSshs SrRAYED AWAY, MAY 2sth, 1857, from the sub
NStI1 acrber near Milford Cross RoaOs, Mill Creek
ahs Hundred, dark rod heliCr, rising TIM years
old with star her face and her horns rug and straight
with black Units and little white abound her TAIL
Any persons hndAg her aLd Informing the owner will 10
aug 1881 JAMES MAXWELL.
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TRusTua,9 sAha.
1ISTEE,S SALE,


n y, BY virtue of decree of The Circuit Court
xAFsyA Of Kent county, ia Equity tho lIndefsSh1J,
sdHA as trustee. will txrus6 To public sne. 10 the
lssssH3s highest bidder. on Thursday, the ahh Gay OF
lfsaIEX8 August, nat, nj II clock a. n ~ he dnni
of the hotel ni Mr.. John Mcdaniel, IN Giles
tertown, all that Farm or Plnnatnn,lyllg
IN Wortnn, in Kent county late of tic property vi Thomas
rouson, deceased, adjoining the lands OF hles.rs. d
ward plunncr, Geo. Il. Reed, and James u. SkirXen,
containing acres less This in I'M lies we'll Is
Of good soil and productive hree nnrhS has een twice
llmed "A fine stream i water passes through pnllph ~
the land. Il is divided mo five fields With Ordinary cnc
ing clover nn grasses grow indy. There Is sun ZEN
cy OF wocd and timber for the usesoi HE Tar ~ Young
The buildings new dwelling, two stories amt n
atic, "a ny 10 feet and extra room Jvhn There u
Barn, Shed nhes, CurnhonSe Ment House, Nc rms
properly very convenient 10 the two public landings on
W0rtun Creek nt Green POlrl AMI Buck Neck, hnu
situate tout eight miles from Chest erinwn, and sn
the vicinity nt churches, scho u.s. post ohcA stores S
shop, Nc Tile location Is healthy anu the pfoprly ueSlI;
ale, MIR. VIM Morris, the tenant On the prahH = Mii
show them 10 those who may call 10 examine thel TEe
cation thereof, in o. days at the option OF the see at
balance in four equal aud annual nsah nts from the day
Ul sale, with interest ron January ISIS iHNi anu me
interest 10 he inli annual o he secured 10y Tie bona OF
purchaser 10 the trustee with security 10 BIZ approved by
him On the payment nt the Whole purchase money a
valid deed will be mahe. The rent al the pre- cent yrr Will
belong to the widow and heirs. The purchaser wil have
the privilege Of seeding wheat AID breaking iuloT Pos
session given On the irsl Hy Of January next le ered
claims against linn, duly proved, with TIM Clerk Of the Cir
day Of sale. GEORHE YICkERS, Trustee
4, TnWN, August G, l8b7--tt
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The BuRRITT PLAN or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
scheme Of comparative emancipation, as sug
gested by Elihu Burritt, meets with very little
favor from the South. Even the National In
telligencer takes ground against it. The We
teran editors of that influential journal do not
question the philantbropic purpose of those
who have embarked in this enterprise, but 70
mark that propriety would seem to dictate that
the privilege of taking the initiative in this
matter should be left to the class who are the
most Immediately concerned in its realization,
| and without whose consent or cooperation,
nothing whatever can be effected. " When"
continues the Intelligencer, 'F the shareholders
| themselves shall Issue n tcal to their country
men of the North, similar in Its aim and spirit
| to that now before us, we shall he ready to
give it our attention and our respect But, I'M
| til that time comes, we are satisfied that any
| eXtraneous movement, however benevolent IN
design, which aims to confer on the people Of the
South boom which, in the present state of
public sentiment in that quarter, can be re-
garded only in the light Of a gratnitous intru-
sion and intermeddling in their domestic af-
fairs, will be equally immature in conception
and abortive in execution. The subject Of la
, very has been wisely left by our rational Con
ltItution to the regulation OF the people III the
Stltes where it exists, and ii therefore be-
comes no less the dictate OF duty than q pol
icy on the part OF those not implicated In It to
abstain from numbering themselves with So
licitude IN regard to extinction which, how
, ever honorable to their philanthropy, il not
. morally incumbent upon them. Nhilo, there
fore, we respect the purity of the motives winch
: have prompted this phiianthropic tender on the
part of those united in the call for National
a Emancipation Conventicn,' TO be assembled in
= the city of Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th Of the
: present month, we must, for the reasons thus
assigned, torhear TO aid in the furtherance of a
q movement which we regard as ill-timed in its
a inception and as proceeding from source Ii
q able to suhjectits friendly purpose to lniscon-
i struetions which, even it that purpose were
q proved to be feasible, would rotard rather than
q advance its accomplishment. Until the evils
i, OF slavery are more sensbly felt than they are
i at present in the South, any agitation like that
i. which is contemplated can hardly fail to be
deemed gra uitoHs and oflicous by those whose
q goodwill in the matter must first be manifest
ed, as il is an essential prerequisite to any Sc.
. rionS consideration of IL -
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A ROYAL HAIRpREssER.--Mr. lsodore. the
Queens coiffeur, who receives $4,000 year
for dressing her Maiesty's hairtwice a. lay. Ind
gone to London in the morning, meaning to
return to Windsor in time for toilette, but on
arriving At the station was just five minutes too
late, aud saw the train depart without him.
His horror was great, as he knew his want of
ptnctuality would deprive him of his pac, !:
so he was obliged to take special train; and
the establishment, feeling the Importance of
his business, put on extra steam, and whisked
him the eighteen miles in eighteen minutes for
ElS.-RGikeP'S Journal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

FOE Sale.
Il ONE Story Brick House md 9t in Orange,
IsssH Houses in seventh below Poplar Streetsi ana
11.AkAs ssyer9 other and story Dwellings which
fen bs s,i iA'' " ''''' JOHN D. LEWIS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

Sn,G.-lsn Farm of is Acres, stuatedln Gee county
Md, sail COED, welllmproVed buildings good well ene
3D., well w.tercl and rs good Farm, miles from New
lrt Il miles from EktOn; price Sdh per Acre. -
Also nave several land, one OBS
&crcs OF gnnd soil aud we'll ocated price So per Anre.
Gf ~ AnrGs; prGa 500, and OF ~ Acres smnl house;
FnGn SOU AioFlhe above Farms have eNcelen, WI
trr, ami wcnHpare, with amy property IN ew Castle
county Ia prise md location, all very healthy nhd
close sSGhu6B nnd pneesut worship, and woulles
peeuly invite nil persons to- call before purehs
lug elsewhere, ms will cmdaavo 70 give eglte salts
ya.I Il
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Colts for Sale


N A superior blood horse Colt, two years old, and
IS-AAN also superior blood Mare Colt, year old. Ap
60 ply tn the subscriber IN Chrsllsna HUNDRED.
iuua 10 lima, Holm IL, MATTHEW.
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Dividend.

bFFlcE OF THE WlLMtNGToS Coal GAS Co.,
.,,,,,n July 10TH 1857.
fgHE Directors ni the wilmington Coal Gas Company
have this day declared dividend Of two do mrs Md
twent, hve cents pe share for the past six months pay
FuHi next. jS 81 At. il DUNCAN Treasurer
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rdOrTIrH

ENHE PARTNERSHlP heretofore oxistirv he,uo.r
Iadok i. Speakman and James ISiIwnrfh p,st nIsn
saved bS h mia 81 sPSSsman Dw9 day Jill
VIII be Sc tied by tho frT q speakmSn 4 Gordon. Hr'"
nP, 9-2no 1AMESS r III Siyvft,AfSKtM sIA
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Fe,Ss4s SFRAYED from the SUBSCRIBER at Delaware
Ifi lilty, Saturday. the 9th inst, u red COW she
- hSS od one hR injured or down hpped, short
Anyperson returning her or furnishing such Inform tinn
thal can lind her will receiysthe above reward.
aug " ". M. ID. BALL, Delaware Civ
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MEM FIRAT

y III. Undersigned hrs associated with him Jonathan
n19SI ior le purpose of continuing the wholssa
ner III I'M ana provision business the cor
a. a. JIM JIM FhH' Ast'St' II, SPEAKNAN,
"""--"" JONA. GORDUN,
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E5s-,ss Will. be solu at PUBLIC SALE on
&sssszE ~ = The premises, in VI III Creek Hundred
e&sSsS j klHl New Clstle cnunty, Del. on THURS
Ehtt4 sHL DAY the 2ith day of September, 1857
fAls.l ME- at O'Clock. p, NJ, valuable Farm,
containing lO- Acres and 10 peTches; %
OF Witch are wnodhnd the siiuG ia arabic land in
good state Of cultivation bnunded by lnnds of samuel
Lloyd, Mf hllr lnef tue road leading rom Corner ketch
TO SCatman's Mill, lsld OF Rodmnn WALTON, and hy tho
road leading past Walter Crrge 10 Corner Kec, con
venient " School and Churches oil different IL nom ina
Hons The improvements consist ~ largo stone house,
vel flushed and containing Is rooms with cntry each
story, never niirs well oleond water and pump the
e Coz, large stone Barn with dormant, md stream Of
water tnnS through The yard cribs, wagon house,
3ne ke house, irme hay hon Sc saw and Iced mill There
Orchard OF chuea fruit the FIRM containing Ap-
pies, Pears Peaches and CherTIeA. Tetns a. sale.
=, MATTHEW IOCkARD.
AZ B.-Jhe above property Will positively be sold a
the SuDsofh has lost his ri Shit that he not able
logger TO continue IN business. aug lists.
$50 REWARD.
GS3 RANAWAY from the subscrihar on Sunday I'd
IA 81 Aasns., VIZ; twa eolursd hound boys mined
he lntt 6laes cloth qo!, strtpai GassInet paLs,
IVA nsb e9,oIed aid Was as dressed mark othes. They
q rhe ab we rewrd will be gwen on the arrest ami
,s JONATHAN DRAPER,
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M - hereby eivon, that under the provisions o.
R9fSsfl a Dover, March 4th, 1851 incnrporStipg tIs
at ta1 lns taHk 81 Snyrn9 the books will he opened
on TII fI G lh Eoxwe il ffs town shsHs,
next at O'Clock, A. M, and close Az oio hugnst
, asn CONTINUE oon on Friday the e6th and Sapray
stiu gnt at tho same hour and plR"e 10 raeeIvo
AunSc,iR2TiiogS t9 tho Capital Stock Of sait Bank
ROBERT I'll LII, - -
WILLIAM DENNY,
John MUSTERED, ,,.,...,......--.
THOMAS CARBON, COMMISSIONER
MATTER McMULLEN
+, WILLIAM TEMPLE,
An no linn
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Counterfeit gold dollars are in circulation
made Of tin. They are easily bent BY the fin
ger of the unlucky holder
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QUEEN VERONA IN CAAP.-The Queen of
IN gland has recently been hsing in camp with
INT soldiers at Aldersllot. She had good OPP
Pc rtnnity to try the comfort of living under
S Ss Vass, as heavy rain storm prevailed dur
inl part of the time she was there. There
~ re grand reviews and sham fights got up
io her to witness, with all the various plans
OF attack and retreat. s
~ An Philadelphia there Is widow lady who
no ne of them married.
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CARR.

FAMES =. MARTIN. and 81 NJAMIN CAULK, trad
. inE under the hrm Of Jnmes s. Martin Il Co, give no
tlce to the public and farmers part cula that they ara
nov prepared tp buy qll kinds Of grain and Produce gen
having ample buildings, situated 20 as afford safely IL
teams from tho Rail Rnad in the delivery OF goods &o-
two " three cents of Brnndywne prices they will also
Keep for sale, uap Phosphate of mo salt in the sack OF
bulk, fish Iced 6c., upon he most favorable terms
mug lT-lmo. JAMES s. MARTIN & co,
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n TIE SUBSCRIBER .dEspECTFuLi. AN
G-2S commenced fhe III VERY BUSi Il FSS IN Fourth
rect between French and Walnut, wltre the best
HORSES aud CARRlAG rs can be procure the nost
and the Carriages tho first quality. Asst the nten.
ton Of the undersigned tn devote hlsentre intent on Ia
the business and keep superior Horses and Vehicles
hopes that he PUBLIC illextend to him share q patron
age, APP n A. ARMSTRONG.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20

HAPPINEss.---There is one fact which it il
not likely the world will ever learn, TO wit that
happiness is not necessarily dependent an out
ward condition. The man of robust health
often complains of trihing, and even imaginary
diseases, as much as the confirmed yaletudi-
marian a man with millions OF wealth may as
really be pauper, stInting himself and dread
ing poverty, as the day-laborer, who has no
certainty in the morning that he may have
bread enough during the day TO satisfy his
hunger he who acquires fame and influence
may be even more dissatisfied than the one
who is hopelessly struggling to attain tho same
eminence in social life, they are by no means
the most happy who have the most convent
ences; envy and jealousy are by no means
confined to the neglected. Thus through the
whole circle OF human experience, they seel,
happiness in vain who seek for it in outward
circumstances. The mind in its scat. Guilt
vate cheerfulness, contentment, beneyolence,
and, above all, godliness, which includes the
others, and happiness, which the world pur-
sues alter in vain, or at least as large a share
of il as is consistent with our present fallen
condition, will come of itself. This is a secret
worth knowing. 1t Will operate far more eff
fectually than empirical prescriptions of the
world.
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MO a y FnFnl Acres N tile Denwhi
" Road, ~ mere al gnlu llinilef IN TINS Farm
IssE last year there were 2NH hshes " corn and this
lssskkaa, year 2G0 bushels of Wheat from 10 Acres
No Alarm ofl5 Acres, about Is Acres otwoo on thus
firm this cur 160 bushels of Wheat.
No s. Farm of 225 Acres, about 20 Acres Of wood this
year25j bushelsof Wheat Thouhnve Farms asnear Fred
Thin the lasts years. Apply 10 SAMUEL BARR,
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Leaves are light and useless, and idle, and
wagering, and changeable; they even dance /;
yet God, in his wisdom, has made them part of
tee oak. In so doing, he has given us lesson
not only to deny the stout-heartedness within,
because we see the lightsomeness without.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-The cultivation of
the Chinese sugar cane has been thoroughly
tested In Bastrop county, Texas, and has with
stood the drought astonishingly. While corn
has failed to grow in the same field. the plant
has grown to the height of six and eight feet.
Six thousand cotton looms, it is stated, have
been stopped in New England, in consequence
of the high price of the cotton.
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fEmE partnership heretofore existing between RIF-
rnss n mmn SHWsshEY carrying the business Of
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persons having Gains against the above firm and
hIe feiueAtet 70 present them TO CyRus
sol fI m ~ ement, who alone is authorized 10