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FARM AT PRIVATE SALE

VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE
a. & ~ THE sn6ierbe5 will sell at PnIvtTE sALs
Yam his Farm situated in Christina Hundred hbout
,kl 81 miles from Wilmington, on the road Iesdins
tfo Newport to Cenreville II conlan1 les acres moro
or loss 81 Of which are wood the remainder dyded into
helds running water m each fences good
ana he quality Of the land for either farming
VI stone house large barn, new carriage and
CANARY Win other out buildings. Also, largo Apple
Orohad n bearlng and young orchard of two years
sowlh OF lurther particulars apply to THOMAS OAR
RErr, wilmington Dell, to the subscriber on tho pTe
misses. laug al-9ml EDWARD MENDiNHAI.i,
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VALUABLE LAND IA, AT PRIVATE SALE

GyxA NO. /, lisa valuable Farm crIa7 ...A 90,
IsESffl, Sin, y!nR Y Dover Hundred Kent nonris
ii bo Ss 10 HRsaEEH5S on Ro road eadSs o
e e ,de heae H new Frame House witt, 6rooms ali al
About half the land IA nrabn y tne uooT stable,
tRe Lasd wbS wn other fertilizers have been put on
aGSS S me s'RS a T. MardsT undred Kent County
H. w. ReTsd hal E0ad adjoining lands Of David PSTny
qres and Y roods There are wo setts Of Bianas ~
rnnns Val neW and well finished Cottage house. with
,pIn Meli W lne door, new Creamery Mo 40 Tha
neT buildings IN good order and 50 situated a. To-
a The property There IN Acres OF arab ma
ny aS5es Of timber Of large growth and uabe 2or SHE
au gllel purposes, The land Ia Of good ouaIIty
the land within the last two years, N0h Pu'"A
NJ, ., Is tract of Ian lying in Misppillion U,,da
gsnn GqoTnny, adl9ni1g landa Of E, 3 Cooper, William
Oii Acres with log House IA Acres being arsble AMI
acres m WOOD principally White Oak, and about mIfsa
AZ NH Estoa station The above properties viii sold
F r iniotmatlon apply 70 HARLAN < HoLIisaswoarH
M oDANIRL, Dover. fN''"f'f
June 25-tf. SAMUEL HARLAN, Jr., q 90.
:" Kennedy Is sold by g. W. GREGG, Delaware 6ifY.
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YEP 2'.ts' JOSEPH POOLE.
FARM FOR SALE

AaaA Farm containing lOl Acres Of beautiful Ian
VE,HAT situated in MuTderkilln Hundred Kent oountv
Dell adjoining land Of Thomas anos ana Others
tAiIn " conveniently located, on the Main State
tie best most thriving and Improving neighborheods n
he county, close TO water Navigation AMI good Mar
kel itlS convenient to Schools Chnrohes, Mills 10.
and y well adapted io truck ing ofa kinds The Improve
nents are comfortable story Dwelling House. with
suitable out buildings, and ncosed with good subsan
ta ience; Five thousand bushels of Lime besides ollie,
mlnnes nave been put upon this farm within the last five
SCnIs' eng U.s. now producing good crops Price $50 pei
s,D,oo mo e66IGq DICKSON 4 ouIRRETa,,
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PUBLIC SALE.

Xx=A WILL be sold at PUBLIC SALE on
6yl4 n the premises In Mill Creek Hundred New
EhtM HIM the goth Of October, 1857, at O'Clock p
M,a valuable Farm, ooitgin ing 100 Aores
sfsAissESa IA Of which are wood land bounded b
llnls Of Maxwell b. Ocheltree James Springer Stepben
SGrnEsT Me1denhsll and others ltis miles ioli
WnlnEton 6lIon Newport, and from the PbilAdeloin
aud Batmoro Central Railroad, which now nearly Gun
plele Ihere running water in every field. The I'm
prOvenents consist of large stone house. finished m nd
srn style with three rooms on the rst hIor and four on
The second largo barn with shedding attached pump IN the
yar Gnrn-nrlbst wagon house, sp ing hnuge oyst
never failing spring, and Orchard piles Pears
Cherries, &c. Terms at sale. ''
2i-ty, InGEpu pnnV
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-15

a VALUABLE MAINLAND FARM

hiNh SALE.
EzsrA WILL be sold at PRIVATE SALE ne
fx&IFA 81 Tue most desirable Farms in KeEt ann
EsssNsA B.Mu known as tHopewell, - living ma,
IISsSI% bOlh sides Of the Road, LEADING ffum iss
xs tsTl"En g. MllliI ton, and Fronting uSos
oWn the county seat, containing 492 acrsS ar snI IL
E nT sag 81 well ced and good improve
INC upon IT, There are two good substSntisi Rely
es onse ahi frame tenant house, nearly new
az M ,es numueu reach trees 10 bearing Pear trees
n hne VNIelles anu good assortment Of ChSprieg
Of & xxi " ,es eqna parcels upon each side
hst I'M Us gpou ~ " acres woodland, thrifty Young
WIN great deal Of post timber hioIssns Cfss
@ q n,ie q the farm, has an excelant 1anhIs
and Inns pnnave s o. the farm can DO shlppad
any small pTodues tbRp ahordng great tiles Ui
eoinands NM vIew W. ~ standing The h1uses
Is lie mail sbSw a,Sgy endowed by The State,
~ b ~ l2T IN nens Of such ~ liz
oJ AZ sGnS "a re and will be So on TeasSa
pkViD BipDiI SS l6eT at Delaware City, or Of NJ
AZ 80 Woud say that there waea larRa Ram uro,
he property which was burned dawn two xsaps upOH
Sen lg.tf CLEMENT REEVES
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ATAUCTlON

hH0l " III. De soId az BIIU SALE, az lhe Ho-
4iAItA-l WEDNESDAY, The 2lst Of Ootobe next at :
meiogK, Farm on the public road near Black !;
honus healthy, improving neighhnrhnod, with good So
@ X. IL miles F9 4 from public landing
line are landed and grain shipped to Baltimore and Pill
delphla markets., containing 37 Acres, in i've fields would
neT WIZ SUFFICIENT white oak Is posts for the qrmi good
few any better tho county Tor al kinds Of grain md
grasses has been well lined over twice, produces WE'LL
uesIhDe Iesluenee aud sale investment. steamboats,
i EnsalafT rem Sassslras river 20 Phadelphil and
Kitchen new grAnaty 81 by 81 feel cribs on eao sido BAN
and Stallng for z horses TERMS.Five per cent, on
me OF s1loi % cent the cath day Of DeoOmher
next nt y cam siaG ory
loSsesslon will DO gwen. Mr.. Purnn Jefferson tenant
VIII sho The property For further information enquire
Oct SITS. EI1IIIf IERREDGnN
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MURDER IN MONTGOMERY CoUHFY-A Wo-
MAN NEARLY DEoAPITATED BY HER HUSBAND
ARREST AND CONFESSION OF THE MURDERER -
One OF tho most shocking tragedies that we
have heard of for long time, occurred on
Monday morning, in Upper Merton township,
montgomery county, about one mile west OF
Norristown. The scene of il was tenant house
belonging to Capt. A. Shanelino, and occupied
by man named Thomas Kilby, his wife, Mary
hilby, and their three young children.
AT an carly hour in the morning Kilby went
TO the house of some neighbors and aroused
them, telling them his wife had been murdered
by three. negroes. He also went himself in
search OF constable to arrest the alleged
murderers, The neighbors hurried to the
house, and there shocking sight presented
itself. The body Of Mrs. Kilby was found w.
ing on the bed, with the head nearly severed
from the body, from blow with an axe. There
were two beds upon the bedstead both of
which were completely saturated it'll the
blood of the murdered woman
hllDy declared that three negroes had come
to the house, forced their way in, and had com.
mitted the dreadful deed but the suspicious of
the nelghbors were aroused, and upon aues
tiOnlng him further, he preyaricated and CON
tradleted himself, and finally he admitted that
ne himself had slain his wife, In order to pre-
vent the negroes from doing it. There can be
no doubt that the story about the negroes is all
LECTION, and that Kilby alone committed the
crime, A Ooronar's inquest was held, and af-
ter full examination, Kilby was arrested and
lodged in the prison at Norristown.
II appears that Kilby, who is quiet and in
offensive man when sober, has been in
temperate In his habits, and whom In a state of
intoSicalion has been very violent towards his
wife. Lately he has threatened her repeatedly.
and she mas been frequently in fear for her life.
IL is presumed he was drunk when he commit
ted the murder, though he showed but little
If off ap tha nrf,,
axe with which the murder was committed was
found on the premises, showing the marks of
tho blood which had been partially wiped off
by the murderer.
MRS. kilby wasan interesting young woman, of
an English family, and we beve had no blood
relations in this country, except the three
children who are more than orphaned by this
horrible tragedy. The trial of Kilby will take
place in the Court of Quarter Sessions Of Mont
gomery county, which meets at Norristown on
the third Monday Of November Erening
Bulletin.
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE or

REAL rs TATE.
A. Bi Virtue Oian Order of the Orphans Court
YeEA Of tho STATE OF Delaware, Tor New Caste unun-
4ElA-L *, Tlli he exposed n sue at IUBIlC VEN
o'c9Gk, VI, Oh Inc bsjSesu e y n e sS2ii a
hea Eiiaei 70 wll cert ain Farm tract Of Land,
5t39ted N Ghiiiia4a Hd lhe county aforesaid bOun
hfe9mett S9uaIo; aSG BY the Wningto1 and Rcnne
M d 1nef aqdT ~ eontalns 76 less be
S"ig Sr 2 payment oi Us debts and fee from widows
le aa sb SfIW x S me and place aLoTesa BY sAne
their Attorney, by order Gfthe ORPHANS, Court
NEw CASTLE SEP. 81. lajI. o'''"'
N. I'll ho above Farm Ia within mil es OF w inning
inn anI orr mile Of the thr wing village of CenTevile
rue Improvements consist of Stone Mansion, nearly
nSw r"Ss On ie frat floor and on the second, and
hGhtn attached pump near the door, good frame barn
VIII Stone cellar, Tenant Houses, also Blacksmith
mop low uolng good hnsiness Spring House over d
GeISg anS spring mud other out buildings. The farm
uNla9u INTO convenient enclosures under good fence
Tal Te walerei and has reasonable proportion Of lin
Vt lhe hnllnf natural quality cannot DO surpl ssed hy
Any ~ re eGa9ty L has on il, riyng Young Apple
urenhTd anu nther irult trees, III property is " ii
Motihy the attention OF persons wishing country resi-
iehce as q mas upUnta sItp ur buiing that cannot be
S1fPassed, aPmmandlng view OF The country Tor many
eeap call on ISAAC NICHOLS, residing in Conoori
Furui Ghestur Co., Ia, Oct 8-ts.
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COUSIN ANNA,

New Castle, Del, Oct. Q,
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WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
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TUE has invented and obtained letters from
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Aem a0dertls
ISSUE LIST. JUNE TERM, 1851

Potter Co lnty, rs. E. Johnson.
n. Hills, Is. John Crittenden, garnishee o!
Martin MIsto.
Raw5ol Hartman, Us. \. B. Gibbs, ct al.
Ransom Sloat, Us. Owen Rock.
]. b. Smith, Joseph Smith and E. Penn
Smith, ps, john Bensley.
c. Evelyn, Jr., as. 10 nathan Card st A.
G. w. NJ, Hester, vs. r. w. M'Intyre.
Wharton School District, as. Julius Johnson
J. Pierce, use of Doty L Doty Us. F. Gale
Levi Annis, Us. w. T. Jones,
Warren Smith, Us. F. B. Brooks
Hosea Cushing, Us. Benjamin Barse and a,
Ansley.
Samuel Haven, Us. A N. Benton e a'
Vesta {. Dixie, by her next friend 4. Young,
Us. G.. p. Dixie. ....... .... -..
w. T. jones' Us. n. V. Jackson and Eli Rees.
Thomas D. Lille, ps. Ii. Co rtr,git, et al.
D. J. Y E. w. Clappel Us. S. II. Martin.
SaIns, 0s. S. Il. Martin and James Martin.
G. S. Sheppard, Us. Geo 6 w. Lewis,
Collins Smith Us. N. S. Carpenter.
HENRY J. OLMSTED, Proth'y.
PRorHoEoTARY's OFFICE, !
CoUderSport April 81, 1857.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

NTHEkEAS the Hon. Robert G. White,
w President Judge, and the Hons. Joseph
Mann and G. G. CoIvn. Associate Judges OF
the Courts ofOyer & Termin er and General Jail
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orph-
ans Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Potter, have issued their precept,
bearing date the thirtieth day of April, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-seyen, and to me directed, for
holding Colrt Of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery, Q .arter Sessions Of the
Peace, Orphans Court, and Court Of Commoa
Pleas, i'll the Borough Of fCoudersport, on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF June next, aud to con-
tinue one week. --.-f-. 49,. .f3.....g ,-
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices ofsthe Peace, and Cons sa6fes
within the county, that they be then and there
IN their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of
said day, with theirrolls, records, inquistions,
examinations, and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their offices appertain
to be done. And those who are hound by
their recognizances to prosecute against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said
county of Potter, are to be then and there to
prosecute against them as will be Just. 1
Dated at CoUDERspoRT, APRIL Both, 1857.
and the slst year of the In Independence of the
United States OF America. a s-a -t
-sE -lg A. C. TAGGART. Sheriff.
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TRIAL OF Mrs. CUNNINGHAM,-~The
termination of the Rurdell murder trial in
New York has been reached. The jury
were absent onlya half hour, and returned
verdict ofacquittal, Public opini Jn will
shift little in consequence the develop
ments at the trial 1t was generally be
lieved that Mrs. Cunningham and Eckel
were guilty, whether the assumption
could be proven or not. Bat it seems that
large amount of misrepresentation has
been extant. The district attorney failed
to make show of proof of the points laid
down The course of Coroner Connery at
the inquest is more loudly conde nned than
before, and the general feelingnow inclines
in favor of the innocence of the parties
charged. Mr. Eckel was released upon
his own bail, and it was tho't noile pro
se9ut would be entered. 1t is said that he
will insist upon trial, So the murder
of DR.. Burdell goes among the ''unfath-
enable mysteries, and the family which
occupied his house, guilty or innocent will
wend their way onward unframed.
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JAMES VEEcn, E52.-fhe Genius Of
Liberty, a Democratic paper published
at gniontown, Fayette county, the home
Of Mr.. Veech, in its issue of april 9th, in
q review Of the characters Of the nominees
Of the Union Convention, thus speaks of
Mr., Veech:
"Janes Veech, Esq, one of the Oppo-
sition candidates for the Supreme Bench,
our readers all know. Against him per-
sonally we have no word to utter. He is
on able laWysr, and has The qualifications
to nsaAela a good Supreme Judge IN e0ery
respect except his politics. Il he 'oere
Democratic, instead of the Black Repub-
lican nominee, he acouLd be elected, and
would do no dlscredit to the Supreme
Bench" = 81
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

A Whose sands of Life have nearly run out,
4 discovered wh ! in tle east Indies, Ger
n cure for Con sumption, Asthma, Bron-
,a'tis, Coughs, Colis, and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him when bis
only ch IL, daughter, was given up to die.
Wishing TO do as much good as possible, he
as request it, this recipe, with full and expl.elt
directions for making it up and successfully
using it. H. required each applicant to en- !.
close him one shilling-.hree Gems to be re-
turned as poStag on the recipe, AMI the re- \
ma nior to b. applied to the payment OF
this advertisement. Ailrass t.t. \
5H DIR. Il. JAMES, J
No. 10 Grand St., Jersey Clty, n. J.
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New York, May L, 1857--At Wal.
than, ten miles from Boston, upon a
small estate of twenty acres, in plain,
comfortable town, surrounded by those
among whom he has grown up, and loved
and respected by them, lives Nathaniel
P. Banks; whose name during the past
two years has been mentioned at least as
often as any other. | found Mr.. Banks
just as he had been described-A plain,
unebtrusive man, without o5teatation or
offensive parade. His time is divided
between his books and his land, upon
which heis making improvements, and is
constantly found at home. He rarely
visits the city although it is but twenty
minutes ride, and the cars pass his door
six times every day, but devotes himself
to the business Of recruiting his health Of
the exhaustion incident to his Official
position. His views upon public affairs
are clear and correct, and although far
from being dognatical or opinionated, it
quite plain tlat he has his owa views
insrespect to the foreiga aad domestic
policy of government. He is fine type
OF the young and rising American states
man.--- Corrc poadeisce u tie Detroit Ad-
ve7tiSer.
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ses. Mes7rz. Fremont and Fillmore sa

sM-M -Messrz. Fremont and Fillmore sat
aide by side at the opera in New York a
abort time since, listening to Cazzaniga
ss Norma, and It is thought if Mr.. Bu-
chatan could have looked in and seen how
perfectly satisfied and placid these two
rivals Of hia appeared in their defeat, it is
not cure but he would have envied them
their happy escape from the tolls and
troubles OF the White House.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28

Bg~In the event ofthe world coming
to an end on the 18th Of June, the Mt.
Vernon Bannea offers the following CON
ISOLATION "to all whom it may concern :" VS.
; q But if the world shocld come to an
end, one class of people we pity from the
bottom Of our heart--nelospdper delin-
QuentS Awful, terrible, fearful will be
their doom! In vain viii they attempt
to hide themselves in caves and in coal
cellars. 1t will be Of no use-there is
no escape for them! Their only hope for
redemption is to square of with the
printer by the l2th Of June, and take a
receipt, 50 that St, Peter will admit them
within tae gate of the Celestial City. \
hint to the wise is sufficient.