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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

The ROCHESTER, MISUNDERSTANDING Of
| the Stockholders impiicGied.-We are able to
announce that enough has been obtained to
fix the murder of Charles W. Littles upon Ira
| Stout, by confession.
| Yesterday Mrs. Stout, the mother OF Ira,
and Mrs. Littles, confessed to Chief of Po-
lice oylatt, that Ira told her when he came
home on Saturday night that she would never
| see Charley agaln-that he had knocked him
on the head with his cane,
| Mrs. Littles was consulted about the matter,
and said If Ira was man he would tell ali
about 1t.
Ira revealed enough to show that others
were concerned in the murder, and partly
promised to give the names OF the persons this
morning.
| At this point the independent police step
| ped in and blocked the game, or in other words
took possession of the prisoners and excluded
the regular city police, who had managed the
matter 80 far, from further participation.
But for this interference the whole facts re-
lating to this murder would have been made
| public ere this. Enough has been obtained
| to implicate Ira Stout and Mrs. Titles. The
others, two young men who wore concerned
in the murder, may now escape for time.--
Rochester IN. vs. Union.
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THE LATE MURDER IN wEsrrIELD, Mass. -
Albert Stoubs, who is suspected Of the horri,
BILE murder of his wife and children in West
field, Mass, last Tuesday morning, is a native
of Switzerland, a cigar maker by trade, and
has resided Tor many years in Westheld. He
married his wife about six years ago, in Sui
field, Ct, and was apparently kind husband
and father. 1t is said he received money from
Switzerland on the Saturday preceding the
murder, and that he has taken the European
steamer at Boston, for Liverpool. He was at
one time believer in Millerism.
A MoLAssEs SPECULATIoN.-We noticed a
lot Of molasses now landing on Widgery's
wharf, which was originally imported into Bal
timore, where it could have been sold for rs
cents per gallon, but was held for higher
price. Not finding sale there, it was shipped
TO Boston, and not meeting buyers there, was
again shipped to Portland, where it is selling
as it comes from the vessel at 25 cents per
gallon.-Porflaad .4dverfisr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
a vALuAlaLE MAkYLAND FARM


Al INlNAlE EAlAEs
m WILL be sold at PRIVATE SALE Z M
,SSNtyA of tito most desirable Farms in Kelt oous-
fes1iEin ~, Nd known as 'HOpewall, +" Wing unSn
lssaIIas both sides Of the Road lead ng ffnm Chez
lbnhHyI9RF ter0wn to Mllin ton, and fronting upnn
s.yEuash Chester River, within Ii m lies of CheHsT
an county seat containing 492 acrea of land in
AN AZ nte of cultivation well leu ced and Huoi
osnts he and Is well set in clover and has in ne
ss tiree years mad six thousand bushels stone
Ina tnnn Ii, There ara two good substantial Brick
houaes men thouso frame tenant house nearly new
ycsiert water large Apple orchard Of thfifty trees
sont three hundred Peach trees in herring Pear ees
al 6no Vlreties and good assortment OF ChrTrea,-
inns nropsrty ea In al most equa parcels upon each sds
al the road Offering induce menls for two ~ purchase To-
ys,bsr there ID about fifty acres woodland thrifty young
timber iyng upn each side OF the s0Ad, nearly equl
aaosiq with great deal of post timber. MOTgnu's Creek
y,thin III i 10 nfthe farm, has excellent landing
frnm which al the produce Of the farm can DO snipveu
nnd l,InS received There l1u daily SteAnb at ffon
10 Baltimore, nlofdng great faollItte s igr
ANY, ANAL produce that may DO grown. The slluNion
ihe ar oannot be surpasBed andi at The houses
coinmnnd the view 81 the ontite farm. Wash ngtul
niinge nj ChestortrWn, largely endowed bV the Stale
ID te npsI aJuTishing Institution IN the State aud Offers
nncnnrnta for the menus Of educRt on, such ma bi0
l., be- met with. Altogether this of the nVst
es rgbe farms tho market and will DO sold on TensUl-
Ibe AND accommodating terma Fur further particulars
Iuuire al the subscriber at Delaware City or OF Mr.
WSViD MIDDLE upon the premises.
r. 81 would aay that there whHa large Barn upon
the pronerty who was burned down two yeHrsHnco.
"0 Ff SLEMk Nr REEVES,
Va n aa.tf Delaware Cttt. h'l.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

VALUABLE REaT, ESTATE.
Ia TE,HE subscrberwlll se At fTIyete sale thg
NsdtA 4 following described Real EAtato, lHtethe
IssgM norperly of James Denney, leeraseG, IN
HLll Mill Creek Hundred, New Cast County, state
of UelWare, the Fatn Known the Home Farm, ana on
which the said James nenney deeeased lately religd
situated on the PIPER road from star ton New
nrk, 40 distant about miles from Stanunanu7 mgs
from Wilmington, Dell ennt1 lining about 100 Acres some
five of Whnh is in Timber, aud the balasoe IN cleared
land, and in high state OF imp ana wei No
tered having runnIng nearly very heh. The
buildings arc a urge two story Dwelling House and
Kitchen, Ia rge Stone Barn with stahns underneath,
Corn- cTibs ran1ry Smoke hOuseand all necessary out
building, and all in good repair, ne et lalinf wei! 81
the best fwater, aud punpat the 1oor Iliere IN
varety Or other fruits, Posse vii be gwen on he
25th dayOf Marohnext. JAMES DhNhEf 'Ir'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Bosros, DEo. sO.-The royal u all steamship
canada, sailed for Liverpool at Ison to-day,
with nearly $780, 900 in specie.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
E-sA THE undersigned oilers at private sale ,yo.,
fEa,YR the lullowing valuable Real Estate stu- RS5
Id btffi ateu Ia hentlnd Sussex EOuntipE, D0a- Nls
lsrAAgs- ware aud Caroline COtniy, AlHFylhrd -
s9i tract flnud situate within twoinog of Sinyrnn
o. me ROAD leading from Smyrna TO Dover cOna nlng nut
u acres more or less. ~ improvements cnnsBt Of n
go dwsillng house, out-bnd ngs and fences III goo
epAE Ihe auI Is IN the best condition and divided INFO
hNe ads. For further particulars in regard 10 ts Earn
inquire OF James Collins, smyrna, Del. ~ ~"
-No.2 tract oil land living within one mile and hnll
ClafkS Conner, containing 500 acres, large pornr AZ
ts land is well SCI in Timber The Delaware Railr,,s
us immediately through this property, anrding the yery
lhepS consist OF dwelling house aud other buildrqs
MOI. A Farm Hliuateu within two miles 81 bover
CONTAINING l5n acres OF and lu1 of witch IA clenred
the balance Wondlnnl, II is divided INTO Ave fields anil
SIN good condition, The improvements CONSIST ar t,vH
storE aTeln house with kitchen a,ached and suitable
No.4. irE"!O Woodland In Caroline county, MI
Whll seven M eH OF GTeenahnro'. conta lining ehou ~
acres rms tract wit be sold wildwood Leave or ths
LAND hnd Weed iug thor For further nariculars npniS
ioI0shuh .GOnnll, Greensboro', i'd WI"
Hdfs Ken CO.. Del. within miles of Willow Gr,A,,e
anu WllesOl Canien containing II. aores laOaeres
hIhQH ,hnh' the balance well set In Timper 'rha -
ohluel INTO four he,ds. aud has had on It during "a
est years. ssO9 bushels OF Lime. The imprOyenlenis
NY WY snLy uHeng house, with sior buIdinr
aIhels1i hlsn Kitchen ana suitable out hudings 4
chuTch Hnl sehD0l house within or two mi es Ara Az
TAM ANOut miles Tom the Delaware InilrOad ana Tb
the same ulganee from the Mary land and Deagsis RS
road lhC Land ia well adapted To the growth 81 yhsat
UAls and Corn. " wa " ""eHst
hose tr!ets offer inducements TORTOISE having mo.
ney to invest. - '''9'' 'H''Hh WVr
also Tor sale By d. W uirKSi s. 7PPiHSsi
Sent u u Auolloleer and Land agent. baYsf, bei'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
: :; y Emo: --------a GEORGE $. YORK
Vf bFID aRLf- TAVERN STAND IN

pili Ut II, a VNARF, AT
YE$ BsAEss il % 10 rollpo,t,h ma
IN 5SslliSn Y BE a.
bhTyHIH tsa Bf Ssi InsT *
ScaSsd E nn n.g sd EbS9 Stay franz
parlor sttingh ddInin TOWn ~ There arc asS Isrss
u nut' Dn nss Ia fact eveTS yes the bar, kifoler
SnhoTt anu convenience, FLere ling Ia arranged for
S S1 SCI with = layge yard ghrdsn also good kafu
ann oatn are well Of exeeen VINO. Att6e house
" u9hE hne bus lIess and IL ~ This estEb SD
I'LL llulN lnl hand Oma G,Ttnn stTouP,
,ni' oi ,eea WIN PASSENGERS from a1sg in for
'na ,ahe nla Their depot Shnui IKE and Mary
,9 nUIe hnl IMAM belongs 10 tba tsvs chaser de
Mn rsuPPleu ~ Reasonable Iates na slTu perry DO
snnn WY pc rysin ann N sell soma.
nep ~ = o. a. hhANi SGAATS Reai EIttat inside
MI ~ ouIth anu french atTeeig ar 10 gent, cor-
Ms s5nerIeous MI Nj Slyli twner
--9-re " tAMS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

FAVORABLE News FROM THE UTAH ExpEp1-
TON Washington, Dec. 26.-The Secretary
Of War this afternoon received teleRraphic
despatch from Lieutenant General Scott, dated
at New York, in which General Scott saws he
hiss received good news from the Utah expe-
dition. Colonies Johnson and Smiths COM
mands and the trains were up with Colonel
Alexander, and the whole body was marching
upon Fort Bridger, which was only sixteen
miles of, on November T. The troops were in
nigh spirits. There was just snow enough on
t1e ground TO protect the grass from fire.
The War Department, this morning, receive
ed dispatches, contirmatory of previous ad-
vices, that all the troops of the Utah expedition
were concentrated near Fort Brdger, in com
paratively comfortable quarters. The report
ed reverses TO the Fifth Infantry from the NJ or
mons are untrue.
The vacant lands, heretofore withdrawn from
sale or entry, lying outside OF six miles on
each side of the lands granted to Iowa, in 1866,
for railroad purposes, having been released
they will be restored to private entry at the
several land offices in that State, on the 18th
OF February next.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
AA sAhE Rb9aa sAI rtA9 sli

Ala FOR SALE, RIoHLAND PlACB.-A large
"e.EAY and yauab Mill Property ami Farm Htaln,
gfasnB order, dyiied into u heds with running water
IN almost all OF them, uuter good fencing, about ~ aCes
olgood timber The improvements are . gond stun,
IN good order and well nIRhod loehUuse, house.
milk house, good tenant houses, Barn IS hy 40 ieet Of
sone hstTpw houae u ny % feet tue barn Ia com
ryand carriage house with other snRll buildings. The
wster power good large and heavy stream, with
hoe and subsautial mill'am the mills are as follows:
plete der saw mill Il by 70 feet also IN good ORDER
The mill now pays tho interest on the whole property
IRON 1l and merchant work. The farm would iced
perty Is in Chester county Pa, at the junction Ofth
Elktnn hnd Lewisville Plank Road, within nilet
Lewisvlla and from ERinn Railroad station, and Il
It's advantages is hard to excel, and lwuuld invite
all PERSONS wanting property to look At IL, as wtl
pafo with the abuvo desert ton Price So peraore, 10
cash, balnnos mo tgago on reasonable tng l65HCre'
information call or address JAMES IL. RAY Newark
pei. SOP 7-tl,
AAA FOX SALE Asplenll NIL ryopeHV
TSA talnlng Acres OF enDl land. THIS propert,
LA.sa-1 10 situated in New Castle county. bel about
Underwater on the ChrisiiAns River, and in u geo rgh
hOrhoud close to Schools churches, d5c. The mpfnve
ments are largo new brick house with hack building
der tho wnole bnildins Two garns Of iHihe 80 hY G.
eet, brick y by ~ feet n good order ice house, mud
tenant housosi 9rge brick merchant null 5Nby 5eet
slorIes high with run of bars, VITA 9ll things compe
10; chant work, II is drven BY large water whes
with apundenee of wator all !inea, large and fine
saw mill for saving Ship umbar gOUI whlrf for eithni
uiaoturo at the mills, and within ~ 3Arda of ne nil
| Ontlde water. This property could beudyHntageOusl,
the dwel linsn anu 6ne Apple Orchard with variety
fruit. The ocatiuu il also very healthy, PTcI
$4,000, caBl balance !ons oieht For uOqa tul part
ogsTs 5aPPly to JAMES h'kAf' Newark Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
LATER FROM NICARAGUA

General Walker Passenger on ParoLe.-Gen-
lKllissr aud DllR hllndrRd anil Fiftu Man
gate Wd6dsh-TWo Millions in Gold from
California.
New YoaK, Dec, 27.-l0 O'Clock, 2. M
The steamship N Northern Light has lust arrived
with California dates to the 9th inst.
The Northern Light brings two millions in
gold from G Ilifornia.
Among her passengers Is General Walker
VINO with one hundred and fifty of his men
Was captured by Commodore Paulding, of the
V. D. irlgate abash. The General Is on pa.
role. The men were placed on board the u.
.. sioop-ot-war Saratoga, to be conveyed to
The lake and river steamers on the San Imam
lave been handed over to Messrs. Jamison &
Morgan. These steamers had been. captured
by Ten. Walker, but were retaken by an ex-
petition from the Wabash.
Fort Castillo had also been captured by
General Walker, and party OF fifty Americans
under Col. Anderson still hold possession OF
u as well as the river San Juan. Anderson
mas supply of provisions for three months,
with SIX pieces OF artillery, and an abundance
of ammunition.
Capt. Engle, Of the Wabash, is passenger
on board the Northern Light, and Isl bearer
OF dispatches to Washington.
The river steamer @. Morgan, seized By
Commodore Pauldlng, was put In charge Of
Tue American consul at Greytown.
| me expedition that captured Gen. Walker
ana nus men consisted of $50 men, landed from
the frigatO Wabash.
Martinez has been elected President of Nj
caragua, aud he is making active preparati ons
Tor an energetic war on Costa Rica. he has
sent a force of 400 men against Col. Ander-
SON Tor the purpose OF recapturing Fort Cas-
tillO.
cessful
~ The Chincha Islands are in the power of
| Viyanco.
The ship Andalusia, of Baltimore, is report
cd ashore in Callao Bay, but will be got OIL.
Heavy rains had commenced falling in Cali
tornia, reyiving trade, and imparting new yigor
to mining operations.
DIX hundred Chinese had left San Francisco
in vessels bound to China ports.
Inc San Francisco markets were quiet, but
money was active and in demand.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

(IsgA Ia Z sqbscriber Wishing TO ohanze his husL
E5!M I N liz WI os5 I slle MS Pr1psiy atastod
iAd- SAta OF Delaware snnsistd,s AZ Ia VI ~
f". t w,I pwenE with stOre attaohe cSnsi1ins
g sin aeheH Hnd AL o4ssaTy nut BID suuh
VIII d,use stable ard carriage lnusi 81 rn-oribs
U0nf aud good gNrJeni water at tn kteAeE
neg Asn y Aores Of guou land, belonging to sllI po-
edge 6the Va az tAe Told oa ling % Newrk qeas
~ u.s. y Is good stand for Gtnoy si1rs or millinery
at Chfistlana V 7, " t ~ aldIesa me anpseIpSs
DeC II n SSAAIEhGOOD ALLGS'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

William F. Wightman, editor OF the North
Carolinian, and another young man named M.
s. Elliott, were found dead in one bed at the
Shemwell House, in Fayetteville, on the morn
ing of the 18th inst. They left note stating
that they had taken nitric acid for the purpose
OF committing suicide.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

SHOCKING MURDER.-0n the 18th instant. {
German farmer, named Lauerman, was found
murdered on the road, near Blue Island, and
his team, consisting OF a two horse farm wag
on with load Of oats, was run of with. Al
alarm was sent TO the neighboring towns b,
telegraph, and young man, named ALDER
Shope, who had left Blue Island in compan,
with the murdered man, was arrested neal
Milwaukee, Wis, who confessed the crime, and
having sold the produce. He was taken tt
Chicago and committed to answer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

.,,,,, -,,- TOT Kent.
{'Wu STORE rooms IN Odd Fellovs' Hall on KIM
Suslt apoNe ihrl' Pos gsalop given nTned ately
i-inqSnneJl FERRIS GARRETT,
Dtc<A-ti' lSA NIErket-Htreet, above Firth
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

a. 4 TuE f5,1111.I ts.Iu OIaasICaI sSHUUI
HEysA THE w inter Term uf this School will som-
IEiHAY nnnce on MONDAY, Dec,mbtr H. is5I
ms course OF study n the Lnglsh depart
sn ~ tn1 school IL intended 10 be such and 10 Ne PEG.
and extss n manner, as ~ i've the pup IL III rough
l1ys SC st eIuoItlnn III the Classical department
They prefer, ''e'"' i"' auVapc9n s'dbus'h
ms attention VIII he pad to the moral as well
"''u'eheGGiinIi tlnnlnG Of tho pupils 80 ~
Tf sgg,, avg Mathematics, '"S" So 0pi
On ~ ~ aanu p!eek, 10 d
term " ,In lYancS, and remainder At the end OF the
Nli"h Hlll be made for fuel, ''h A''Hs o-'-
u desirable far paronts and ,us-i;,., an n,sirr 90
boar nav ~ r. ny !he nonInehce of the Term Good
itJ- Fyr " tNplaiheu IN town Ut Oh rate tate.
William s6a i5neIF ;,s a.sq'' Dover, Delaware
hhtroye salisbury, IA. b. :,
n, g. GnnwRll, 4. o. :,
Henry Todd, ESQ - :. =,
S g, Frd 3 s9 II n IL. D. Exeter, NJ p -
NY sawyer, 4. b. q
i" il, Pft as;sN, n B. Boston, Nassnsouso,t.
De8 IN 9mn, 80 -
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FOR SArE

ssn a a Vauape Farm oontainin g 427 AcTesin KsnA
fsEgOT Hnulty delaware, sItuaed gu the mar rSsI
lsIiEl iEehins rom SMYRNA to MiIllnSton, ) msi
tnm tne former and .niles fruIn tho IsN
all IN ss hin short drive OIL the Delaware Rail Road
are In unuef tnage, the greater part Of whioI
goSI VII ceain WIN very little trouble the IaIinoe Ii
sogi Gsno osk timber suitable for all purposes under
nirvo' Sphyehent to churches, schools as api
dweiaa VII F4s buildings eonast DRIED bfcl
Barn with 81 hli, Htnng room and kitchen attached
houses I IN Hvg house, Hen QUE Mix and SNAKE
create, ~ Ivy every building desirable on Iarm the
All" paItol tho out buildings new, good tsns, house
we l,'Wus hpPloOrohaTu bearing. The land has besn
eptHe ~ lawns been doubled in eve yes rs, and i ss
IfIn dHsins made unsurpassed "a terlllity. The
eT part ~ sopl advantage Price Sls OO. For ilItA
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nrioil. ana Buildlng Lols Tor sair.

Bricis ana BuilhlhS LOIS lor Sniu,
fANHE subscriber would respectfully notify the CHI
senaof WILMINGTON aud .he pghlle .ss1sIsIly that
he now re-ooonpies ms Bfieh 1hru On 5uvtnlF art-
Keeping on hand aregularsuPPly oite various KINDS ID
Bfieks which h9 whlEe on tie must favorable tefns
sAMI EI, w. MSNho LIZ III, + wno T,l gys ms entire
ynrd, or az uy ooe IN 9plr between tt and 7tb sta
n''uA' wa w SAINT I'll McCAGlIRy
N.B,-MeCnulleY y kiee'H Brick yard corner lit
and WALNUT rs formerly, ,--,,
Building Lots as FOLLOWS,
IA feet on stb 81. on and below tie corner NJ,
tG8A Poplar, having a garden, "
lIiiM .iS a on"h between l"'A'"'a and Pine sOa'A
80 lfet IN Pine between 9th and 9TH SITS.
Church, '
2ite % feet on 18th, between WIN. RumTurd property
l4Na on GIN, between Pine mad SPRUCE
SIS " on 7lh, from Spruce to Church, North side,
ia6 on iIth at betwosn Walnut ana Fljsabetba,s
on Waaat " BE oITgfr %aDat and isi
adv 20 on m be oorSef W stb 4 W,stoT
I45 Il on 9Th, between Pine & ENood Sis
nm s ny ~ 9nnd I ,' WIZ fST SAB
bnildug il desired by the purchaser, ali on fswfshIs
cade nr NAV 26.li. SAMUEL MocRv l. Ivy
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE f'UK SAKE
AT AUCTION. 1-N
aAb By virtue o[Sn order Of The o,Phlns courl
ON TS Day s5 of 70 js se a. gbLi9
ntrIock n IN Al lie hotel OF L1wasi WnIsob ~ ~!
eSwss and Rehoboth Hun1red in snid eonntx ~ STSY
owlng property, being the kea Estate Of John Roae
deSeaaed. ,.,.,,... .,,..,. = a.. in,.-,-.,1--'
con6y fS esa oonainins ~ Scres moro or ssS E WIN
M RnhSlnth ISV hdininng Ia1ss ~ Roesas
| Thompson and Of ers, 'S'-
said continuing more or leSs sdjoEiu, lSsS,
trnai ~ VAIN n96 10 ana ShgIs
or iess stuate In te Hndret AM anInfs sfressj N
joining lands Of Lemue Marsh Elizn ROads and ot6S
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4,.b I'll u subscriber ofara his old plard NJ =,
GrgsrT MaLhot slFt o., NOW occupied BY HadiSH K
kl1. tlr good stand, US the prUperty /. ~
org buffiiis 81 VA Ol any Rand, having thrc
Slpley, with three gtiiF SUI running hFOugh to
iUftner affirmation, enquire OF -''@Ai For
I.i.NAnDEN,
l3l North ~ street, Plllay I'll phia, ar 10
VHOS, T.. ALRICU.
bsD li-ti. GEO, BUSH.
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s,y a IplendIi farm and country seat, containing
l't.ys !3l Acres Of line rinh lnnd and OF the best
sEiir qualiiy, anu NOW grows green grass ~ alnn-
Still dance, about 10 Acres OF up land divided into
L.t'il fields, with water IN MI, about y Acres Of
drthed marsh, divided iutn acre lots, aud IL eNech
Tot gfasEg dairy purposes; tero 10 good tenant house
Tor he farmer, with eSceent spring and spring horse
for dNlTyin PURPOSES Tho mansion Is handsome Jang
situated elevated aputnbuut loo yards from the pub
MS nH' with lawn containing acre ~ front, and COM
niS one u tho Innsi extensive YlCwsui any tesiuenre
III the nephburh,nd, ma SAteg he seen from the
nlitslun and view Of the Delaware ~ for upwnt IS
nt 20 miles each The Buildings are brick house
VI feet front by &c fest deep. with hHCk buildings W ~ 81
lsei and the whole Is supplied WITH Pure spthg water
the out buildings ABb gOnd all built IN modern stNle;
TINS farmer country sent IL situated On the main fUnu
from New Gaelic to DeiawnT' Gy, about miles from
The after ~ from the former place Hnd Rdjnns lapts
al George 'ry bout and Barney bold, hsqH and IS
one of the most OF ncghbaToOda, and suoh clhnoe IS
seiium offered. FERNS Of payment easy and for more
u particulars, cal on Capt, Martin on the pGe' Ut
tie dnders gned at Newark, Del, JAMES H. RAY
Dec zl-lE
REAL EsTATl AGENT s. COLLhC Z OF.
rk'hE undersigned hal opened, in the town OF Milford,
, IN agency inr he sal ipd purchaser Real Estate
Being well nsqutnled with the cltzepe vi Kent aud Sua-
IS count cs ,dnd Now Castle beng his native county,
he Possesses unusual facilities oTtha Transaction OF bus
hesg of This GJHTau er.
Persons holding ,en Estate W ich they desire 10 dis
puse OIL 'huse WIN desire % purchase, will do well 10
uHls the subscribe ut hHolioe The NBws Building
third dnnr beuw 1umlin's Hotel,
The sui sCfiher will MISC give Lis attention 10 the col
ltcilol dblB, ariticment Ui accounts q c,
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g--r4 4 very desirable Farm, situated in MIN C.oot
t.:gf Hundred, (EuOwu as Cntro rim IN liz IL n
IfFshn mlrEtnu aud Lancaster Turnpike miles noin
1e1sA y ililiHgt0nt containing li8 Acres si1ut III A.
esSNl Thie y Eosl Timber, The balance Is clear land
u " iSh stare I" cult va'mI, d. yilnd into fields ANA
niner ttu treer a coinuitalle and Substantial aons
louise, continuing fo0ns lrge I'D CnuyenieSt sno
baIh. WAGON Rouse corn CRIBS, shielding, &c, m NJ
hiss over never mr. ng sprinE Of water WITHIN 81 ebR
y te dupr. pump Of gInI water near the ,inn- Ttt
farn5 Level and well wnterei anu III ri asant ne III
lpshuOd, ana oilers many Inducements 10 those
to purchase, For further rticulnts apply 10 the ss
srriber or yhe PrfillIes Terms easy. ~ - ~ SUI"
necIilf. ELlSABE1iI NORRIsnN