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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

rfRACTIvE SALE OF FIRST OIL ASS FURs-HEsRY
n BEhTs Jr will sst'vely sell on Tuesday,
49, II A the fur store "A Maiden lane. choice
Of rft class fars of Hudson Bay sable, 'nt
ard manes victorines, mui5,
ssrf gloves robes nc &c. the whole 10 Se sod
the stock at the Tor store ~ Aden
strictly varraniei and az NE fnrs are
Intended be sold, deposit VIII be required rom pur-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

DRorsY CURED AL TRULY AyFtI.rsD ps-
sirira the nforrna'l fire. Of chage) stHres ~
boyf' NJ d station y, New York fhs t'tr hs bsaeG
cff 10 needy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

Tub NEW YORK AND LIsERPO III UNITED ST ATas
J mail steaners-The ships composing thu line are a.
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt Edr,dge; BALTIC, Capt Cornssock
ADR1AfIC, CAPTAIN james Vest
These ships have been bu ny CONTRACT xpssay or gov
eminent service Every has been s en- N ht Sn true
ton asc their eugnes 10 stree 9Th and speed a
their accommodations for are noeqnaei for so
gRnce and Prices Of aga from Now iork %
liverpool IN first class cabin Si0 IN second cabin 30
From liverpool TO New Work. 81 and D, guneas An exps
reDced surgeon attached 70 each so 40 b"rth secured
until pad Tor The ships Of this oe hnve murov'd str
tight bu kheads avoid danger ON leo ~ll not cro6s
The Banks north Of q dseyes until ar the or Of August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

UCTiON NOTICE -1Hos. BELL. AUCTiONEEa:-
"A by BELL BUSH ~ eoDesday at i0ls O'clock In the
sa esroops North wirap the entire stock Of
matchmaker e weber and sversmitb. st il1s o'clock
vauAo OF dry goods manilss &C., the balance stock nj
sboce fnrs, rubbers osercoats. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

LroR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
T The United satrs steamship ROAFvkb. Captain
Skinner will leave per IL North rvsv on ssurdsy lh
inst a. O'Clock akur freight and passengers for All Of the
above places She will arrive Nofolt 90 Sunday evening
from whence for the South can oroceed BY the
great mail line r they can 20 through 10 CITY Point Rich
mcrd BY the Pssssre Ard fare With ssterocm. 70
perfok ~ P.is rshnrg and Richmond $40 steerase
h~fprce trFly q Load, VI " LvDLsAh . PIkAsASrS,
a BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

NgprrCAL.- RIcoRD's PRACTICE -DB. c. u. HAN.
Nv MONT. No SIC Brosdvay, pupil Of Drs Csrroca,
aud II Mis- city snd Rccrd q Paris, who IL the -
surgeon disesses &c NJ the sexual svseyn CO
uH.'icrs N LnsIsA W FseEes- ~Les Aoais . 1, sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

DRTvArR CONSTELLATION WATSON HAs voR
long series couned his attention 10 st>esses Of
certain cass IN which he has reaed ,s-.v
thousand without Instance " r. r-uetiea
mid ard there no Interruption rbsne- ~
ci' Dr. Watson IN Ir's,s
morning Until nine AZ usbt NJ HE s,a F--
ferrs ~ waika . ss,ra . r~,..ta
cchsatns rvons separsss. W". WkrSoN n p
Formerly surascn 70 he Lock HcstnA !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

gNR wATsOws VIEW woKK.-" rBR CAUSE AM
Cure comp practical speu,sADrrbps
snd yrenau ~rhsus,bn. wrh local debnsv Induced by
eris nSlarr.,on ObsRi which nanrs
Ard efeets insljinous maady eth
uen fully expaipcd issrs,ed ~ numerous soNomai
plates and drawings with aupplemeut Reui,o urinary
sseas- Price VI TO be he'd u No suhcr sho may Ne
-ousuled copfdsaeaLy 81 50 wafss sreet sew doors wee
rfR rnsdNaN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
EUN sAAH.

A,0s SALE on EXGHANGE-LOTS IN CIvIES or So
A. peror Bayfield,, HUDSON ST Paul. valuable pine lsnde
n xhb,s0ts farming lslds in Minnesota farms In Mime sot
valuable lands IN Iowa ILLINOIS, near Chicago, WSconstn:
ra,psrs lands 10 Wisconsin Font Du mines pp'y
az 3 lbery street al J. l.. DORaANCks land ouiee %
ia cen the homa of3 aud Maps of the cities Of supe
rioy or bavh. hi csn De at this Office
Mel Won Ian IQnI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
MEDICAL

al O(lu roRfEIIsn AND no CHANGE uSLEs
NI.VOO eured-Dr HI rFEk when the at
Of other ply and all s His rc1
trop your only reliance Tor tho ossh ee,,st1
dseases NO Division street the osly Dsce ~eu
known for the errsf rfnary has Dsrfom-
without busiu-ss all
only drive the disease the -cd ~ o,ly. hs
the from secondary sscss and 10 me e~y
remsdv tha, fry all others See AZ
bsndhi stating Dr. Bunt,r has removed lite villa n
deccp he hat counterfs srs mettcns -
worse than q thief Medical books and advice rr~na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

U01ION NOTICE., BOGART, AUCrIOsEER-BY
n j bOGAkr ibis day, January 49, at lOh O'Clock, ct
Me suction rooms corner frankfort and William
large household furniture lot Of groceries, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

nR LANNON'S PARIS AND LOnDoN MEDICAL
~ ADVISER and Ma rage iude-1rh edtF-n -tr pages
IOO lustrasns CLOTH 81 II gives the advertised rcises
M sh tho superiority hor's rsrs and
treatment OF sexual disease - Mcrcer street. ooposs
ntctoIss from ~ recommend Lsrrnon, 70 DO
snstsd Counter des Bats Cns Day BOOK. ssss zctuog
a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

y.
~ RALPH, CAS- flouson street wo~s-r
ul O'Clock sundays excepsedJ invites the
har and snnenily successful tcsm-p Prom ons ppHcs
ton extended H. this compliant gsarSn-
perfect radical wrhssnf cains
nAseous medicines uonbe restricups she sympa-
OF his deeAse
derso5 Pain weakness in the back bad lcrs Of
eusl energy and Dspuude ior b,~ne~s
debility. oysp. ell t~p-nd
sucnre a. heir hitdeu es,.e long tef~e n afs.s sS
u.rary sreani especially
such synptors ehoud eso IN the whethe
rf be h.r real causc With rs tbese symptoms
4ucklv dsapuear. u .efiers eucose fee Address
t,N 90 Al their hc-ls
sstv. Afro srceespuiiy tHea'sd Piles, Asthma. HhsuuaA
frnS crtuia old Ulcers Fruptnus sc &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

L'6R SAVANNAH IND rLORfD.-UNTrED srkTEs
II mail lpe The Sesn,ship AUGUSTA Capt wool
Worth river At O'Clock bils Of sdins signed on
hc1S rSr or s'sssse sgp, a. u y,,s !. .s no
vle sal W Prata $40 for Florda con rect at
satudays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

Hu8kLeY'a SEE IN aDggs new HALL. SIS BROAD
D way, opposite the Metropolitan hotel.
IaMrNsk SUCCESS.
HOU~hS CROWDED,
10 witness the grand spectacle Of.
JUAN
ON, A GnOsr hIGH UoRsE.
which VIII he repeated cvery night this week.
Preceding gkhb
ETHIOPIAN MrSsrRkISY.
Concert commeDces at ~ O'Clock. Tickets 3 cents,
chs stIa seats ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

UCJIOA NOTICE EUGENE 3. FRANKLIN AUG
~ b. FhANKLiN CO. will sell at their ssles
Nassau street 10 morning at l01s O'clock,
lot II second haod flnnre also advance lar 80
Of psr0r chamber DIM and library furniture,
embracing thing The ne also French plate mir ors
Mated French china and glass
HAIR tire piloss holsters &c. &c sale positively
hnut reserve making this favorable chance for dealers
CIhers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13
MEDICAL.

nE CoRBErr 10 DUANE srRrEv MAY BE oop
~ suited privsiel diseases The vt-'ns Of 1uscksry
him with certainty Of hens bcrsbiy tr~sted
see Dr. ca diploma from the rcw York Universy IN hs
tficc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

oseu FOB sALs-A SALOON STU ArED ONE
- aOV. door from Broad Of the p,nci pal
theatres immediate vicinity Of several places
amusement apply st 1856 broadway room Is.
" DAVIS IN 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

DhkNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-THe NEW ORA
ID Positively the last week OF the gorgeous
fspy OF ClHDEtELLA vhh VIII be presented in
such uriversa enconium.
1h,s ussday, jar " u'ng AZ O'Clock shannon a.
ocuch, the Unwilling 6I anna Of tiE DIdS NAN OF MAN
~ ongs Stpallest alive,
the world ID. leyih,ans gigantic
lenis, family &c. all ne without extra
inge Admission 70 everything 70 cents children under
l2I5 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

!. fNHI- = TO VNVNh WH'N TT WY VVNUFHN-IT
" be evident % hose any acquainted Win
treatment shch IL ana sfec
'hrut the ~ Internal medicines must be AZ l.s,
trfe.aiie drugs ard inju'io' compounds-
Nor emedy TO- th- OF c'sts prevtlsnt disease.
he prescription cf ey inen thssrisn - local teN
m eft Ne acton direct ard sac peri rr1i tnact ms
eauas well M both cen and chronir case rrr hevns
fail Fu1 directions accump 20 Zach bOf.e-
rfcs IN dosr sod ri he fo ,sng cru s<es; Rings.
o2 Bfoadwav 100 and 26i Beccser Ssee - urspd steeet
Nes yos ~ Monfromesv steet aefsey tts. iht vr.nf
stree, lamsburg u FULTON snl Pius spoe
sreets BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

UCTION NOTICE M DOU9HrY, LuCr'ONEER.~
"A AOrgsge sale OF household furpNcra, &c on Wodnes
day at 0 O'CLOCK a. Centre street CONSISTING OF mshosa'
ola nedses chairs rockers centre pier eSlen
sion and other be French snd cottage bedseads hair mat
teaher beds and BEDDING carpets looking gssses
eosAs bureaus marble chamber suits cooking stoves
bset wslp ut bureaus china crookery and glass ware KIT
chen furniture 49, the whole TO be psremporily sold ay
0rcer D. H. JONES, Attorney icr Mortgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

COOn = FEW STATES For sALB, IN ONE OF
DIOU. the best patents of the day for akng money!
partner viii be taken address q. q box 1853 Herald
onia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

UCrION NOTICE -rBOs. BELL AUCTIONDER-
"A BY tkLL BusH-lhis day at t01s o'clock, VIII be
the furnit1re OF hotel and
hoaopg house comprising hs arrangements oil numerous
paylors dining kitchen barroom, &C eeds.
bedcrg table neD china glassware and alm9s' every ar
az 10 The bopseseepng line The cts quits. Sheets
be tp suit The sale Is ov virtue OF
mortgage. sold vithou Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

r. g. HoUGH, AUcrIoNEsK WILL SELL At PUBLIC
H. auction day Tuesday January - Mt lO O'Clock A.
N al he risb gods in the elegant private resi-
Ssnee No twenty third street The house repete
wEh The articles and appurenances Tor geneei house
hsepers AL in tine order and 10 be sold Without reserve
Yrvn the Gaia ogue wbcb ready be enumerated
Ne feos mr. VIZ and ivory culery,
U glass savers and forkS tvo
- suits centre and aide tables, velvet and
cts pier and oval glasses hne oil paintings
bron etegeres work tfIes
porisd gas fixtures timely toned octave pisnoorte,
n sry and MAHOGANY bedsteaas bureaus and
chairs feather beds and piows nne hair
tables rockers hne blankets and bedding ogeh
or wph Of other articles numerous ~ mesuon
Bousek. epers find HE sale particularly wor ny OF aen
from the large quantity end fine qnamy OF ne goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

A RARE OFFER FOR SALE OR TO LET FOR
n livery stable builder, cabinet maker pisno forte
the leaseho consisting Of
1903 feet by feet with three dwellings, tbe
front large three story brich euidin the with
bFs The premises are Nos III aud ll3 West Eleventh
street. between tih sixth avenues there IL carriage
10 feet inches IN width bnidng The lease has
years unexpired term inquh the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

BeTtbs mol secOred I'll paid Tor "
An eSDereDcef surgeon on bod
oliver bnr" "ese lips Will not be accountable FOR soiN
s.,.a. rpecie ~, prscinns stO0as msalA
B OF ladtns gnec therefor and the val thereof
snerein Expressed For freight or passage spo. 20
Il. GUARD No. 4 Bowling Green
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08


PROFESSOR HENDRIcK.--M Wilson, In hisspeeoh
in the Senate stated the following facts, which we
had moi seen before:
aDuriug the canvass, Professor Hendrick Of North
Carolina, was denounced by the southern press for
, Intending to vote for Fremont He came out in a
moderate, carefully written letter, declaring bis
belief that II would be for the interest OF North Car
olina 10 keep her slaves at home to develop her own
RESOURCES and that Kansas should be free State
For that offence the Profe ssors OF the North Oaro'
lima University came together and disavowea any
sympathy with him. The trustees assembled and
removed him. The mob assembled and insulted
him. He left, or rather was driven from his native
State lie hold little appointment as scientific
man, connected with the publication of your Naui
| cal Almanac worth $500 year-an appointment
given him by Mr., Secretary Graham he went to
Cambridge, where the Nautical Almanac is made
| up bat be has been removed from his position in
| the Government service as computer, for the
crime Of having declared, in his own native State
that he believed the interests of North Carolina
quired that Kansas should be free Let it 60 abroad
| over the world that native of North Carolina, q
scholar, man Of scientific attainments, has been
removed from his professorship from his
State for such aa offence and that this adminstra-
| tion has removed him from the little office worth
| $500 as a computer on the Nautical Almanac for
the same reason let IL 60 abroad over the world.
Let the scientific men and the literary men of the
| Old World understand that wo have a party in
| hand on man, even from the slaveholding States
| who breathes the word " liberty" The act is a
black and damning disgrace 10 this country and
| there isnot m American, at homo or abroad, who
/ carries manly heart in his bosom, that docs moi
look upon It as a degradation to his country. Sir
the tyiants Of tho Old World will seof at it; and
the friends of liberty who turn their eyes hopefully
to us, will hang their heads in very shame for the
infamy your Administration has brought upon ths
| Repaolic"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

BUSINESS. Personal IERELLIeEScE &c, No.,
zadock and GEORGE IL IoWnsenq' nave FuIeniaseu
a farm in Kent County, near D9yeri eon,sslSn,ne
about 3sS cores o. George Jones ana deorHe nc"or'
kle, OF TINS city, lot p2o per acre IA - an
Oharles a. Parker mas taken tne stoIei No, ~
Market street, between Front ana Second, formerly
occupied BY B. Carter, where he VIII keep geheN
raj assortment Of harness, trunks, whips, 80: .
William B. kinsey has purchased the atook Oh
drugs &C., Of Marshall Phillips, corner OF Fifth
and Market streets sE
Samuel A Price has Withdrawn from the hrm oil |
Pedrick Price q Co.. corner Of Third and Shipley
Streets leaving his place to be filled by S. S South
ard, ir. Tho business will hereafter be conducted
under the name Of Mark Pedrick h Co
| The Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine has de-
clared dividend Of seven per sent for the last six
months. "a n 5rH
The fifth annual exhibition Of the Sabbath School
| connected with the Nazareth NJ E. Church, at N ew
Castle will take place on Thursday evening, the 9Th
instant,
The Ladies connected with st. Peters Catholic
Church. held a Fair NJ Tho jitv Hall last week for
tho bennett Of thirty Eve Orphan Children in charge
: of the Sisters Of Charity 1t was numerousy at'
Q tended and the receipts were consequently large
merely for admission while tho amount realized by
y the sale Of articles must have made handsome
sum-
We Learn that Mr. &. p Holcomb, Of DeyOndale
arm raised the past season 200 bushels Of Rutta
| bagas on 81 acres. also 1900 bushels of Flat Tur
y nips on 3 acres after having on the last named
gtound made 10 bushels of onts 10 the acre the
" season 4 s-'T --.
/ ..
~ ppoos,n,,a. -, f.,,,,o,, MI r,o,,r.ii mat ar
as TnssSa " TL S ,sa nrecedinq
be 1naat;s,y 49, s,oAe i "a 5 " Tbo pprdinonc,
we're te s o ana appiGvea hnv % tha cit,
SIo,oiS ~ ,9I Wy ird lime NM
u sanen " anu teuu tl't Stis ~ III,
n sS cF ,e Sa Ieians ~ NY ,aod tbiT,
All & ~ se Yrs ssSen ~ auS ,o in whie
Us NJ porta ~ n9nn rat sui panI ort;ci
TO- c,nated ~, sas "a anu In oJdit;on
ty tb oant dt;oa anu passeI 49, hs is ,c
vet pI ~ W ~ gu ,ne @ into III
" ANSSP "Se"uhto Va inVuu9o P"'N
'm hssaro tn;i TSa S;a ~ .id ~ heen obec
on ~ Tysasnr ',b III, "a aho.;,in stenhen
be Sonth "a n, a,o, 90 ua' en III coyne
~ Fiah,h ~ Tv,,on o ot NJ III
t r. a.. ~ ~ " a .o h bonsn
lily IN H. Stena a ny ns a eev 49, Nh Stree
art rommi1tea va l aa , s.SOHu ~ sno mil
ma Inc a. tbo .or 70 E.tno eI ia iseb streef
rsn,asntaI T.; ~ i;' s a IN nanby ri
Or; Comm;,toa go. .e VI ~, ot;tinn askin
ne that narsou I h;h1aJ va III n ,poF orl mn,
tbs ION H T.; D Pti' ~ se' poo, to On IN
~ straets :" i''' qu'"'''y ""' 4""'S' w.
Jay s'r ne c.,.. a., p,;o
and otbsrs asI;nn III oae ss % hs sxsnde
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

LYoEUM.-The Lyceum in School district No. 20
continues to be very interesting and we'll attended
The question for next Wednesday night is care
representatives bound to obey Instruction. whether
expressed before or after electon.n This question
has been once discussed but some not feeling fully
satisfied ii is 10 DO brought up again. and an Upper,
tunity will be given for any one to speak on the
question,
BRAZIL AND TEE BRAzILtArs This is the subject
of the Eighth Lecture Of the course. to be de I've
cred by Rev. J. g Fletcher on next Thursday ave.
einR, Jan. 9Th, 1867, in the Central Presbyterian
Church. corner Of Fifth and Walnut Streets This Is
lecture which bids fair from what we have heard
of 1t 10 be very Interesting. F.1f
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

-.utf 8 |
OUR oOuSThT'7-we VIII remark tor inc Deheht o
the editor OF the Delaware Gazette that our country
sprosperous in defiance CT the poeyot Locofosoisn'
and not because VI it. The biunders OF that party,
by combination OF fortuitous circumstances nave
failed to produce any seriouseVil, and PROOF mas
thus been given that is impossible to retard the
wealth and population Of the country, or seriously
AFFECT the permapence and stability Of our instiIu'
tons Abrenth may agitate the country from cen
tire to circumference, bat the governments SO well
poised, CT 80 much under the speeial care of Pro-
violence that 1T may well be compared to the mighty
TOOK "hich myers touch causes to Viorate, yet
the united force Of myrads Of men cannot hur from
the pedestal on which 1t rests
There Is an energy in our people that may be
checked, butcannot be extinguished, and hence w
witness progress in every pursuit that Is really
wonderful. LocOfoco policy may check and thwar'
the industry and genius of the country for time
but they will overcome the impeachment or barrier
mo- nagNk xrfI email ibarW Nluuna
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
For the Delaware Republican

The editor Of thu Delaware Gasstte, before the
lato election informed ita readers that the present
Prohi6itory Liquor Law would be repealed by the
incoming Democratic Legislature, and a " better
law enacted in its stead
Will the Delaware Gasstts intern its readers and
the public generally, what that law is which will
. better promote temperance, than the prohibiory
subject.
All experience proves that the license system
does, or has not, promoted temperance" and that
where prohibitory law has been enacted and en-,
IlGa6udI6n IIsrlnce has been 81 better promoted, I"
T1k ligonse system
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

On the 18th ultiuo, by tho Rev Joseph Gregg
GEORGE A. DEAKYN, of New Castle County, e
Elmira Re dden Of Kent County, Del. ssag
On the evening of December 2sd 1856 by theReV
D. II Emerson, Mr.. JN0 v. 0CHELTREE to Miss
ELIZA SUTTON, all Of New Castle CO., Del
On Now Years Day, at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev. Thomas B. Miller Mr., WILLIAM
.. BROWN, Of Kent Co., Delaware, to Miss MARY
O. POOL, OF Chester Co., Pa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
OLEu.

In this city, on the 18th ultimo, ANNA MARY,
daughter of VIM. +. and Charlotte Robinson, aged
Is months.
On the 3lst ultimo, near Stanton, MARY VOL
LASTON, widow Of the late jeremiah Wolaston, in
the SOth year Of her age.
On the 10Th ultimo at his residence in New Castle
County, JOSEPH FLEMING, in the seventy third
year Of his age
I" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

FENHE Annual Meeting of the FARMERS BiUTU.
NJ AL Fire Insurance Company, OF the ) tate Of
Delaware, (formerly OF Mil Creek Hunlred,) will ha
hsd qt the once s, Of tho Sampgny N Wimn5ton on
next at 10 clock, A. M at which time an election for
"a Managers ofthe Company for the ensuing will be
held, aud years interest all deposit will be
PAYABLE, Theagsnts o, the Company are authorized 70
purpose as Per standing adyeItisemsnt;
ResERT MoUABE, seo'y. Dss is IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

THE FIRST EMANCIPATION AcT.- Since the sins
of fathers in the matter of the slave trade are
brought up against them, and are adducej as
relsOn why We ought on no account, to presume to
BIO better thai they before they repudiated the
iniquity 1t is butfair that their virtues should at
least,'rdfe an equal hearing. frioni has directed
attention to the FIRST emancipation act on record
1t was passed By the Colonial Legislature in 1862
and isas follows and is most creditable to the peo.
pie VINO emanated it We copy from tao Colonial
Records lately published under the direction Of the
Secretary Of State OfRhode Island.
"Whereas, there is q common course praotised
amongst EnEishmen to buy meyers, to that end they
may have them fer service or slaves forever fol
the preyentinge of such practices among US, let il
be ordered, that no blacke mankind or white being
forced by covenant bond or otherwise to serve any
man or his assignes longer than ton years, or until
they come to bee twente four yeares of age II they
beO takCn under fourteen, from the time of theil
coninge within the liberties of this Coonie. And
at the end or terme of ten yeares toset them free
| as the manner is with English servants. And tina
man that will not let them go Free shall sell then
away elsewhere, to that end that they may bee en-
shaved to others for a long time, hee they shall
forfeit to the Colonie forty pounds"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
NOTICE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION Of
Ithe Act of Assembly in such case made and Prov
hereby gIve notice nt hall petition the next Geaern
assembly of tho State of Delaware which Will meet AZ
Dover on the first Tuesday 10 January D. 1922 e pass
an net dividing ID. -. MohiMM anu ANN Nleh ~ n rom
the bonds OF matrlmOny, ANN MchlMM
nar
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
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fENHE yearly meeting Ofthe Farmers Mutual Fire In
!, snrance C0pPany9i 81 telIges and APE9qunimilk
Hundreds, will be held at tHe ompany's Once, the
Village OF Of ODESSA the Tst Monday, the Sta day Of
January next at which TINS an ELECTION Will be held for
n1pHe Dec VI Pc Quo on at Es rArsrAN ss.ry
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08

No VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT In all large
aities there are hundreds of persons who have no
trade or profession known to the world by which
they can possibly derive an income to support
themselves. tits a mystery how they live but they
10 live and pay their bills Some it 4 true, are
nnnosed 10 be Russian SPIES" and others are SUPP
narted byHBritish gold No visible means of supN
lori, - makes vagahond in the eyes Of the law
INF there will be no more vagabonds If they will al
lopt. 10 calling OF a Frenchman who was recsntiy
= . losfeF, slr,h said the Judge, ia man
ssssagn
don, your honor, | have Tssa'
sslipsssi but just now 1t is 0al