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, 1857-05-01

A WEALTHY CnENr.-By the report Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury, we preceive
that government has brought POO suits
during the present century against default
ers to recover S6,2I3,O0O. In all these
cases the conclusion Of the suit has been
that the detaulter has not been found OF
has been dead or iusovent, and government
has had to pay the costs,
, 1857-05-01
nsy- The soldiers Of the war of 1872

DS- The soldiers Of the war of 1912
carried, at the inauguration procession, u
venerable relic. 1t was the flag of Gen.
Morgan, of the llth regiment of Virginia
Rifles, in l776; given by Morgan, after
the war, to Gen. Washington, aud by him
to Alexandra Museum. 1t was borne in
the procession by Capt Chas Fletcher, II
volunteer soldier Of 1914
, 1857-05-01

Il ~ A western editor having heard
siI sTa. !, TWO persons in drowning condition,
II, ri'. 'ne events of their past life suddenly
a ,Io "; vlVldly before them, modestly expresses
S,n "sn that some Of his delinquent subscri-
'''S would take to bathing in deep water
, 1857-05-01

~ The editor Of the Alexandria (va.)
Gazette has been presented with candle
made Of Camel coal. II was made at .
new establishment in Kanawha county, Va,s
and is nearly transparent, resembling wax,
and burns with beautiful clear light.
, 1857-05-01

~. % The man who thought he could
sItl ,oh1i 70 make boots by swallowing sherry
,vtoolers, has written book in which he
,;,slnpts rT to prove that by eating hops you
'"' acquire knowledge of wultzing
, 1857-05-01

nJ- A woman stopped at hotel in
Coylngton KY, few days since with her
husband aud thirty-twO children, all her
own, This beats Mark Bcaubien.
, 1857-05-01

nsy- A policeman has been suspended
for Eve days by the Mayor Of Brooklyn, for
neglecting to pay his debts II all persons
were suspended from Office for not hquida-
ting their debts, it would cause something
of commotion in the world. ai t,roa.
, 1857-05-01
Late News from Nicaragua.

CAPTURE OF SAN JORGE BY WALKER - THE
ALLIED FORCES CUT To PIECEs-DEFEAT OF
THE COSTA RCANs AT RivAs-OPERATIoNs
on SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF mvAs AT
, 1857-05-01
Gbt l1iOnrrr anO DtmO:rat.
"a PUBLISHED ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURsTE.
gsaM 37a.3H ADVANCE, ,

For oac year, when sent by mail or taken at the
oi.e, s. 90 for six months, 50 90. Single copies,
10 paper will be discontinued unless at the option
Of the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid
, 1857-05-01
HATES OE ADVERTISING.

For one square (2 lines or eSs) three Insertions s..
r,r every additional insertion, ,..............Sl 81.
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly marked
IN the margin Of advertisements sent u.s. they will
Le continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L.. r. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building,
stsrlmeato street. San Francisco, is authorized to
,eeye and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
mpnts in California.
, 1857-05-01

by The lands in Illinois are assessed
at 500, lHi, ,lI9.
, 1857-05-01

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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

~ DOG MoSrAS, Of MosrAs Hu-
GuET, says that not only Will their air
tlsht cans preserve all kinds Of fruit, but
they VIII Weseree a recollection of to-
days Barbecue! We don't know what
he means, unless he wants everybody
attending the barbecue to buy one, 50
that they will keep the recollection fxosL.
What next, we wonder,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

SAD AocioENr.-We deeply regre; to
learn that Mr.. AHEDEE Brjo1, an old
and highly respectable citizen Of our par
ash, resident at Bruly Landing, was
drowned III Bayou Cboctow while deer
hunting on Saturday last Ills body
|as recovered next Jay and brought to
brnIy for interment. We deeply sym.
pa'h'se with his bereaged family. Our
parish has lost g good and valuable citi-
zen. Peace 10 his ashes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
Third Congressional District.

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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

toIEr CnrPEF. Jnne 9Th L.

foi'l IofPEE, June, IJtl. 1857.
GEORGE ". NATrEHsoS. Esq.
DeH Sir At ? Convention Of the Amer
lean party Of the Third Congressional Dis
tr!ct OF TINS State, held OF the ala inst, a.
Baton Rouge, you were nominated Is the
candidate Of tnat party lor Congress. al tn.
election IN November next ard / vas. as
President OF that Convention, directed 10 IN
form you thereof, ard to request ygu 10 &C
cept the nomination.
1t affords me sincere qualification 10 be the
medium through which this testimony Of the
esteem and confidence OF the American na1-
~ OF this Distinct Is to be notified to YOU. and
| seize the opportunity to add my own par-
sonai request to that OF toe Convention, l.. de-
sITtng yo'i to accede 10 their wishes BY a.
cePtiae The position II which you have beeu
called.
Il one may Judge from the enthusiasm ard
confidence ri our friends assembled in Con-
%Vettioh at Baton Rouge, the American party
IN the State will, in the coming eiec.ior
"rest rom the hands Of those who have 50
long mI>used it, that power which should
nave been exercised Tor the good Of cur coua-
try.
It is the wish and hope of the Convention
whose organ | an IN addressing yon, thai
you viii !enc us yonT active gar~ticipatioR
and assistance in achieving 4 result 50 inpo,-
tant to the best interest Of his State-and ~
the same time to place YOU in the highly
honoFabIe office tor which they have nomina-
ted you.
with The sentiments OF the highest regard
and esteem 7 am.
Very respectfully,
Your most obd't. servant.
THOS. J. COOLEY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
FoR E~FPRESE.TT4TFF
HENRY w. ALLEN,
.

CoRREcTIoS,-In our last issue We
Internationally wounded the feelings Of
our friend TAYLOR, Of the Adgoeot,. in
irtimating that he was capable Of "po-
''tical knavery." An inpu:a:jon We
certainly never intended, for though dif-
tering with Mr.. TAYLOR. materially it,
politics, We have too exalted an opinion
Of him to suppose him capable Of
" knasery." Our remarks, which have
called forth this explanation, were inten-
ded in jest, and as snch, supposed they
would be taken. Feeling deeply morti-
fled that NC should have been I0isunder.
stood, we cheerfuiiy ~retract al. illusions
contained in the offensive paragraph.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

~ FtLU, THIIe IT, IS0I-
Pear -" In answer 70 your commune
cation Of toe 10Th inst, informing me Of my
nomination as a candidate tor Congress bv a
l2n'ent'on Of the American party for the
ihlTd District, | announce ny acceptance of
that position.
lhe Kind expressions with which you have
conveyed the withss Of the assembly over
winch you presided, require and receive nv
grateful acknowledgements.
fonr most obedient servant.
GEO. ". WATTEDSON.
Hon. THos, J. CooLEy,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

Ef- Hon. James L. Sterling, Of West
teI':'ana. Las been unanimously ~nolai~
mated by the Democratic Senatorial Con-
Tent'oo composed Of the parishes Of
folnte Coupoe, West Baton Rouge, and
Vest feliciana, as a candidate for the
Stats Senate.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

QUE PROSPECTS ron 1857-8-We
have Lad occasion lately TO travel over
nearly our entire parish, and must saw
from what we have seen and from con--
veT'ation with our sugar growers, tbs,
our prospects for this season are I'm
usually promising. True L cane both
stubbie, what little there is Of it-and
plant-though somewhat dwarIsh for
The season, indicate a good return Tor
the labor. We mns. give credit to orr
planters at the upper c&' an middle Of
the parish, for the best looking cr3ns
and If we mistake not, they will make
more sugar than they nave anlicipated.
Taking it all together, We are frIIy con-
Vlnced that Yves. Baton hoace will CON-
tribute her full quota to the large cron
Of 1873. The cotton on our ,,nner
line and down Bayou Povdrss to Iako
Claus, looks unusually we'll and the corn
IN all parts Of the parish is all that on,
most sangulne planters can wish. We
have had plenty Of rain aud al, ~, want
now is good weather.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

NEW PArER,-A new paper to be
called the Madison Amcr1ean, is about
beng published in the town Of Richmond
Madison Parish, La. PETER ArExasDse
Esq formerly a member Of the House.
IS to be editor and proprietor. OF course.
the american will be a firm advocata of
the principles Of the American pastv.-
Success to it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

torRTH or July CELEBRAr1oS.-
treat preparations are being made for
the grand barbecue to be given on the
banks Of tlle Bayou Crosse Tete, on the
Fourth Of July, by the residents i'll that
sectIen Of the State, in honor Of the
completion of the Crosse Tete and Ope,
innsas Railroad The stockholders of
the bead. the public generally, and par
tlcaiariy the press, are invited to attend.
Free tickets to Crosse Iete and back to
Ne" Orleans viii be furnished on appli-
cation to Capt. J. A. Cotton, No. /
ichoup'toulas street.-I5rue Delta.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

bEaTH Of Hos. Lots B~ohDrroS.-
W are PANIED At Announcing tie sud
ten death Of the Hon. Louis BordeIon.
lie died al HarkSvr.Ie OF the 10Th inst,
after an Illness of tat a few hours. Tie
Centrai organ SAYS al noea we met
him in high heath and v,gor, and al
SIX ne was a corpse an attack Of aD-
op!teAF was the cause II bis sudden d.
mise. Judge Borde'on VS. in the vicor
OF manhood when thus prenaturslY
snatched from iifs-bemg IL his forty
eighth year. fie was . gentleman Of
tue attalnments, and Of mos. amiable
and winning qualities. lie bad been a
prominent politician, and had filed sew
erai distinguished Offices IL the State,
such as Legislature. Auditor of Public
Accounts, Parish Judge, etc
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
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va-r arm. a1m1~r r. srls,, al'x;la.h'
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b.n,.-.. !. r..,. ,r.,a s..l 80
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that liz ,4:, 4ns,ir,n osrIv xas .;s,n.
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e4nrsra, ,,,.y -a,-s,ol ar.;.s. -.
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e..yroa iii oroy.d stT-c,a,IIr +
seri., o~taI.n,;aas ill.,. ;,s fn.s,,i ssrrii.,
49, a~t..on~s.I Hft1s ~, soon r.
rzrs r.rs.a- -y5lanca i - %y;.,li,y !.
Insisted IN ~p-rt,rming he I.st otfc..
d. u. asI enemy ,la Whir oar,r. w.<
v4fy r44=iv = admins q ,,na,, ,s a,o,ls
an.i generously took into Is i.oosrho,,l
.o,,a a ~ orrf,ac cl,,I3run af ,bs h.
0e,.-4->nrh - Ban;am;n Toomf.
&taphens. Ee.
onn f'ta nrfncinla Tia, the majority
sfanfI a,v.,n ia iii VIII marty .,onId
,araIy j. ou:te dead bv this time for
the american partv proclaimed such to
l.. tho ts., a.. aoo-.,;s na~.v snao,..
Il tie -asseyerslioa, and be,s zen the two.
,hsea was h.rltv "a, l-f nj ;ts old
cIo,he, bat during the last President
III canvass. Tie old Wig party raised
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

lbe crop Of sugar in Porto Rico is a
m'Ii'on pounds moro this year than it
was IN 1856, molasses 100000 gallons
more, coffee 100000 pounds moro.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

AZ Anything totIl out a Column.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04
'hisii CONVENTION.

.1<Ihht q public pot;cs . /
Hsafa-4.v ~ 'sIsn met IN cony.h%h s'.sa
o,-Irgt IN ut. Tor the a"oht /
1''aa eehsaias H.
The Convention care 8
{ Aataaye was apl.i,,eJ o,oer, waea
Itea haTger5n ana ffesiden.. s,I
P'.'sz5 Secretaries. ''a'ls we're a.
41ser some preliminary r.n.,
y. haefo" E>D. l4a marks fron
~ 9te6aess NN''oh pToce.
i' t.intGa'lnH cf sheriff
Nominated. tte,- beng Ia,' n va. oasnlnoa.
>tr O~asesgsogs Ne1"'aer being sec,,4
no4-1G n~anlaased, tss,s ~ vas yas@
S5e, eng no ePp9.t
ne domination Of Co-,n.u
~ Ea bog u, vas aes1iman oelas taHd
MIR teta- 10 opposition. n~oItllA.te4
~ a.'a.ratsoa Of Assessor
sad. as.s ae nom;a aeihs loufta
res IT, pA'loh p~re.eB.
- ~ H. All Josrpn tAkD LIZA
Aessrs !. 8ergeroo ana = hssuo.
- IT, IT.. ..f,, "
I .si'g f'ss.'s' :. vote,
scats.a afani .
H.
- = -" having received a naior;.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-04

AMERICAN STATE TICKET,
FOR AUDITOR,
FRANK HiRDEsTY,
OF EAST FEL.cIAsA.
FOR TREASURER,
JOS. II. NALhER,
or ST, Many.
FOFSJP'T. OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
VIM. 4. LACEY.
OF CADuo.
FOR CONGRESS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
G. ". WiTERSTON,
Of LIVINGSTON
Parish American Ticket.
FOR SHERIFF,
WILLIAM WHITE,
F0R RECORDER,
ONEsIPHORE BERNARD, Jr.
FOR 5SSFSS0P.
EDOEARD f.ERix.
FUR CDROF0R,
EDcgARD BouRG.
FOR EEPRESETT4ryF
HENRY W. ALLEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

made BY thousands and whero the same lus%awais
others no are on hand In season, and where farm
ing will pay, all hngs sJeFed two hundred per
cont. better than 10 most Of tho easteru States-
The eastern editors know his, and hencc their
scarecrOw stories Of the dangers Of land Investments
In the West; Notwithstanding the Influx Of men and
money into this territory this season has been i'm
mense and have yet to talk with the Rrst man who
has become settled hero, that Ia dssatined with his
choice have met several persons who have been
bern and raised In Delaware, who soy they could
not be induced to go back there to live; and If
families are willing 10 give up their homes In thet
glorious little State to settle here those from other
States need have no nRprehensinns III, hnweyer,
any prefer southern climate with its ngues fevsrs
and other diseases innumerable, to a esol, bracing
air, healthy climate whore there are no prevailing
diseases soil fertile enough to Produce to the eel
tivator rich harvest, and where the products Of n
larn bring tho very highest prices; whore there is
energy, enterprise and thrift visible on every side;
where tho mind is free and untrameled as is the
body OF our rich prairts; where every man feels
that he ia acting for himself where new sources Of
enterprise are daily springng up to awalena spirit
oil energy in tho minds of tnOse who pevrtsb fore
thought IL possible to live away from heir father
roof would say to them do not come to Minnesota
It's beautiful praries aud Iakos its fertile SOIL III
extensive forests, its valuable pine timber, III
magnificent rivers, its extensive water poWerp IL
healthy climate and tie energy and enterprise o
ts Inhabitants will have no attraction for you yoi
had better stay.
In my next 1 will give you some statist Ice Of thu
territory and its fast growing towns. Yours &c
DELAWARE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17


ling Eva, art thou near me,
Whispering thoughts within my soul,--
Happy thoughts, watch gently cheer me-
Onward to the Heavenly goal
Is il thy divine commission
NV faint heart to fix on joys,
Which are thine in full ffuition,
where no earthly care alloysf
When beside thy grave Pm kueeling.
OFT feel thy spirit near,
flushing every bitter feeling,
Blending Joy with sorrows tear
Oitmethinks hear thee saying,
Urge thy passage to the skiesi
Ever DO found watching, praying,
There your only safety lies
oould YOU sec one glimpse of glory,
such as Oils my Home above,
Could you hear the blissiul story,
OF my joy, my peace and love-
such Wow your soul would ravish,
Break the brittle thread OF life,
Drive away the thoughts you lavish
On the last dark mortal strife.
Make You look with earnest longing,
For your summons from above, g..
Pant TO Join the crowd now thronging
Heavens blest fields Of Light and Love
Make you welcome the great Reaper.
As an angel in disguise,
As the Heaven appo'n ei Keeper.
OF the portals to the skies.
Danish then your every sorrow
Put your trust in God alone,
Take no thought for thee tomorrow,
Christ will guide you safely on.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

Will. od3r Tor silc frr one month form this
1guA date, splendid DctuiArp ann, flaming 1862
Y.itF Acres OF clDce rich an now IN eu Vi grazing
u=sAh order. This farm situated N Chester cOun-
ty, Pa tho man road from oxford to Lancaster, n
bouf ii mles north west uf Oxford where the Ccnal
talrood . now eomPletng rhis farm ndn,ns lands Of
divided into nine fields with two good meadow h0tlons,
ali under good fencing, ard has wnler ~ most MI the
fields, and full supply Of Timber. The nlldn gs
good and 9saniial stone nse with kitchen hnrk hg
Iiil IN the mln buding. GUul spring Ellcr is nitro
duced tho house b yLr tuic and carried thence
to the barn, which 80 by 81 feet, nors with good
sthbnE for horses and stocks carriage house, In-qI!ls
fu on The lurn good, Young aud thrifty Apple Or
ohard now prime of hearing with good quNutlty oi
cherries and fruit II has bean ed by
judges that there one best water powesnn this
nTn. in the count which - certainly very valunbe.
This Farm viii he sold worry low u sold within mont H.
us The owner going to Kansas For further iginTna
ton call address the unders gned " NeWlik Del
or Mr.. SAMUE Ell ROSS, the owner residing On the pre-
misep. l0ug ~ 2w.l LANES " INV.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

RI ALARM in penoader Hundred, New Castle
County Ds c34 nG 3 va aSfss Of 99e u
llLll. nut for fencing. THO cleared land under good
improvement, and DIVIDED into fields. with good tenn-
ing, principally post and raihas running water 10 ALI the
fields; this farm Inns ahUut IN Acres Of meadow or creek
bottom, lelrS valuable for gr Zing wn.d make dniry
farm. The improvements 1re ncMe story frame house
with kitchen back and well tnIshhW containing good
rooms the first moor W I'll anenry aud nnni on the
Heqnnd. It'll spring md pump@ate nGnF lG do0Ta good
~ 80 by 81 feet. with heTnrccsslry on budgs, with
gnnn quantity Of fruit trees Of various kinds This
Farm is situated the new roll leading from Salem
neeiing hodse to The Fgen: NJ rrn pike, about
Of good grain markets. sbMiis, churches, mills, &C..
l.ime he had ut PhGr CHRISTIAN the DCiawart
Rail ROal mil les distant. THIS WILL mRke valuable
farm, and wOu divide well Into places. lricc 50 PCT
Acre S llOn cash Rnce mo tgHge. For more ui par
tiaulrs call address the Undersigned Mt Newark, Del
AWARE or Mr.. JAMES OGll AM or tls pr ,m,sea.
AugJl y AhfS " hAN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

POULTRY H0UsEs.--H0ve these cIeansed.-
As the manure is most excellent fertilizer,
tue drOppings Of q single hen in year being
computed 10 contain all the elements of ~
bushels of wheat, il its manurial virtues are
properly cconUmised, it becomes matter OF
interest to every wheat-grower to save all OF
it he can. II would, therefore be good policy
| To have the droppings in the hen-house scraped
off weekly, put into Il barrel slightly covered
with q busting Of plaster or pulveriZed char
coal, aud kept under cover in a dry place.
Attention to such small matters, ensure big
results. From 600 to 500 lbs, if properly
manag ed, will be found full dressing Tor ar
acre in wheat, while no better manure can be
applied 10 fruit trees, or to any Of the grain
crops.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

- 4 So9i Turn SITUATED and aaioining tio village
sssm and within ntlosol Wilmington, containing
lEtIA- 93t Acres of good lnni, under TAI Improve
running water IN every field, would make spent
Tazing dairy farm, he buildings arc good house OF
riCk and frau ie containing fpOns, with good Gel LAT
Under tho main building, good carraCe house ooTn cribs
HtRhng, &c, with good tenant housrsj this farm car
he divided ntI good farms having buildings on ais and
Price SBl subject to survey and terms at Pay
inent within the reach amy wishing 10 purchase
part, }, ar cash, balance " years or inngor
desired, at per cont interest, seced BY bond aud inur
s 1 w Eso 81, "a s snn nj NS,vaSfs III
july ~ IT. JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

al BEAUTIFUL Farm situated within mile Of
Nfh Soaiord, .gssey county, Delawarg, at the ton
snu nHncBA ofthe Delaware Rat Road, contain nE
lSLA. Azores Of gond land, and completely forced
with good post aud rail fencing dyidol into he IDS
from 80 to 80 Ia each 80 OF good Pine Oak
andcheanut timber; Tue buildings sPgndld use
intaning 10 wei ini4hed rooms, with good cellar un
der tho main budns nng, carriage house, granafy
iad out buIIdigs which cannot lie built for less
than 81 or S5OaO Thersl heann1 lawn # acres
snan TOnd. There excellent water at the 1--WE ling mud
good water the Farm for Stock Lime can 10 had a.
the wharf III ford or bv Rni Road cta pcr hho;
The soil OF this farm light OGm win clay sub OF any
exuAlent all kinds of crops Prcc ~ per acre,
or cnsn, balance mortgage. For moro full PARTICULAR
saI on THEODORE PRICE,, Esq, az 3ieLi; pr GG pn-
derslgned gt Newark, Del. JAMES il' NAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
En. SALE

I'D a IArmRlnnte Cd nenr Gfeensbornngh, CaTOne
A county, Md, containing i21 acres OF good and,
lEsgHN would make good iarms of 2l2 each, there
lts1lha 10 sets nrnew bnldnsE on each. Houses VI
Buildings for iRrm,th Ian is under gond teu ing AMI
VI good soil, good improvements, has large quH-
il of valuable timber. - within mi les OF the Mary
nnd Delaware Rail Roan and within mi es of navi
"a HE water wh0 lime oln be had any time; churches
iGhoos, ms, Nc., close T. hand This property WI he
old fol rs per acre, CASH balance in ?, and years
n Ga nal Indictments with interest Fur more full part
ID lars call Dr.. u. lohstmc at GieeHshorough OF
iuiy si.tE "' JAMES n. RAW,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
ravHilN IIOnaN FinR sALn.

IN tie N0NrtSAfNg toign Of WIlllnPi0h, Nd,
4srg4 III Situated about qmles from the Delaware
Eys'tah Railroad station at smyrna, with direct
IsEsH road fro IN smyrna o CheseftOwn. II is also
III lHA- about Is miles IRON hiddetOwn station. fhe
well bullt, COmnudiOusind hncly hcated beng
~ the main street oiuncono Of tao two roalS
nmeh The li tie has len good lod ging rooms The
nd story space enough Tor sovoTaln theati with
nr good rooms down stairs,
lle StAlng IL al gopd, Fullrepaifs have esn ma lie
upon the property within tho last four ycRTa, which tn
gcthCI with its convenient OcatUn render II very de
sfahle property AheTal credit MI be given for part
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