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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

FOR SAIE.--A sHugllttle f84 rrPs
1Sy4 o uIsn0i qunliy lFri alLnted on ELK Kver,6
Ihih1 miles rom ElRtnn, ~ CccIi County, Md. She
a'1zS'a' land ttes hahisG4c md inc mnrnvenentsare
new frame Barn, w,ti Collar under tf stnhling CRIBS,
srtnfiorv pl house. and SMOKE hduSe,a ialtre
PAIR NJ AushGl Of lime was putDnIn September last;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and rail1n, wprmf fence now nP;a
bout u Acres oil WOODLAND, with plenty Of CHESTNUT
good laU'liUs on the r ver Church and School house
withiniIali milo. Tine Farm is we'll witered and hne
applied inr soon Price $50 rer Anrs, m third cash,
piInnce easS payments. hpplS To JAMES II. RAY
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of n decreeof The chancellor OF the
EVA o State of Delaware, wll 10 exposed 10 sniu, ~
ILihH Public Yendue, on SATl iDAl, iGh day 81
m~$ July, NJ clock ?. M, a. u. lBhAln the GUY
of Wilmington, nj the house of Charles NJ. Al'm0ld, III
the county New Castle. and state agesad. tie FOLLOW
ing described Lands and Tenenents situate and being IN
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle county, to VIII;
No. All that co tain All piece OF land tnatr IN Tie
city of Wilmington, New Castle county aforesaid hay
ing three bTieh houses thereon errttI The northwest
corner of Ninth and Market streets, having ron ~
Market street Of Az feet aud inches, anu extending bach
to Shplay street. containing within snd hounds 5n feet
and inches OF lanl be the same nlure or less, ~
No. ?. AL that certain Lot ~ piece o land hfea IN the
city of Wilmington aorosald and having brick house
thereon erected. the thensl Of Seventh and
King Streets and having front o feet and inches aud
extending back and along Seventh iee lht same width
a feet and ncho q tire feet wio alley, lea ing
Seventh se4 with the privilege Of ire use Of said alley
forever, aud containing WI lin sail nnds Nlj iert ami II
So inches OF ian l, he the Same mora Or ltsS.
No. .. All thn certain Lot Or piece OF land adjoining
No. . situated in tue city Of Wilmington aforesaid, nnd
having brch houses thereon erected ON the
foastorS side Of King street. between seventh md Egl
Nsr front of 28Nloe and inches kinEs
and extending hack that wt N leet uh inches to
alley thrse feet wide leaug into Seventh street. w
the privilege Of the of said alley iorevpr cuulang
lie real estate Of john Clsand deceased. attendance
WAL given and terms of snG made known NJ the time
and place tlorcsad, by The undOfsigned,a Trustee ap
DANIEL II. WOLFE, TRUSTEE
". B.-No. !. above described will he divided ntu 40
lots and sold, plot of which will lie exhibited The
sale. ~ 2-iS
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TI5D NANNaTY MOVN AoADgWY !,


"a GOACH-NIAKERS and LACK-SNIiTn
EzZsA SHOP, SITUATE at the North west corner Q
IsseHN SHIRLEY and Seventh srents the cilt Ot WI
ssa. mihEt6n viii be y exposed at Bic FAKE Nh,
INST. al O'Clock p NJ all that valuable os adjustment,
with the lot Of land 81 feet inches, more less, on
SIMPLIFY street and 80 eet less seventh street
Any person wishing an Investment OF business stand
would do 4 ell to attend. Terms at sale by
JOSEPH 4, HUN ER, Assignee,
SYLVESTER RikNHARD, Auctinneer.
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TINE FOR CUTTING WHEAr.-A few exper

TINE FOR CUTTING WHEAT.-A few expert
ments have been made and published in tn
country, showing by accurate measurement,
the advantage of cutting wheat when the chat
has partly changed from green TO yellow. We
find the following additional proof in Bakers
lecture before the Sparkenhoe Club, England,
as published in the North British Agriculturist:
In harvesting wheat, there is a great division
of opinion, as well as to when was the proper
time and mode OF cutting. 1t was considered
n proper time to cut wheat when it has passed
from .'milky state" to 'sdoughy state.''-
| Experiments had been made under three heads
| first when IL was green; second, when the
straw was changing color; third when fully ripe.
| The results were, in the first case, 10 3-4 BUSH
els per acre, valued at els per quarter; in the
second 49, at G3s; in the third, 23s, at 61s.-
There was II similar result in the straw. The
| total value per acre was found to be-on that
cut green on 9Th of August G12 lis per acre /;
second when cut yellow below the ear one
week afterwards Sl3 Is; third cut when fully
ripe, one week later, S1l l2J. This difference
arose from that cut first and second producing
more fine -four and less bran than that cut last,
which proved that the gluten is converted INTO
starch if the wheat stands until, fully ripe, the
| proper time being undoubtedly as soon as eth
| er end of the straw has changed to a yellow
color the sap having then ceased to flow; but
on the other hand it is better to cut early as NO
portion is lost by shedding during the process
Of cutting, or by the effect of high winds it is
also less liable to sprout in the sheaf, and early
harvests are also generally best besides, few
days gained in the commencement of harvest
| is of immeasurable advantage, and enables the
farmer to take opportunities for efiecting other
work which otherwise he could not do.
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Nn.f-is FarmofG 60 Acres, situated Gee il county
Nd, ag, go d. improved, hnlldingsg3od wei teno
al, well Weretl, and is good Farm, miles from View
ark ana niieslfpln hlkton; price $50 per Acre
nhhNe several unimpnvtdtThdlsu OF and one olsa
Acres of good snIl and well ucateu prlce So Acre.
nfa3 Acres; price 500, aud of 20 Acres SINAI house;
pricr S1vn Allofthe above Farms have excellent wa
ter aud wiileOmparr, with amy property in Castle
Gnuny as 10 price nn location, nil very healthy and
close to Schools and places worship, and would eS
PechllS nyiteall gers9nstn call oHme before purchas'
ing elsewhere, AS will rHeavur to give entire salts
Del. aug Is n,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

A fire. In Port au Prince, on the light OF
June 18th, destroyed hundred house and
stores. Loss estimated at million offs parish
dollars,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

Il. q +tl.i4.- = baIiI rAnAl o. euun
9AY Try seat il3O eros. sttugt ed IN Cecil Goun
AIlliE ty. Md, and adjoining the Town of ElktOn,
--A where gnol Schools C 1urchestnG society can
he found. The Farm and Buildings culnmandsan eX
tes!t view for man mi t WuthG lynrand around
Ghecountry. The farm fields ,handsnme-
~ IT and ial Fences.
The buitlIngsare Brick House, o by SO fee; "A
and substantial aTgoduubtr nnred Barn, 5R feet
square, part ndlrame wall harmautand CRIBS at
tiisci, iu2rria 40 Gres Of Wheatn9w lglhegpund,
nuhlOlks we'll The whole viii Ia sold for fifteen thou
sand luars something rvrr 5!l5 per Acre. will
exchange tit lAntn part for to6d improved WHINING
toner lnGel phhc SprnPrfy PusSGsFinn en be a
4 my ttuis, For more Cu lhGtuiaapplytn JANE: II.
Il ttI, Newark, Del,
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An Agricultural Society up IN Vermont Of
iers the following premium "a beautiful silk
dress (the color and quality to be optional with
the fair recipent) to the maker of the best loaf
of bread-the competitors to be un married la
dies and the committee OF Judges to consist
of bachelors and widowers 1t is generally
thought that bachelors In search of good
house keepers will be on hand at thag agricul-
tural fair.
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VAaUABnn RuAL DsTArl.


Ill ASpliNnDCnES ESTER COUNTY FARM,
go ifllHt cd about andes from Newark Dell, thtte
I5shel mics from StrickurBvlle and from New Lon.
lAseAI M Roads fhiH Farmc contains 2lS Acres OF
nN Ich uud ant snnw goo ETHZng order 1t Is di
vd5d mo helds, well fenced and Wood ot Of Acres
of prlnO timber good spri water in all heds Ie I'M
pr Veuau's. iirc IOiSa 40 By 20, three stories high,
Win brick Kitchen buck 10 feel Square, and ~ hnlshed
~ 2tanBnt tusnF SO by 10 feet, hulit for families
Gnc % b. q feet hnt well finished. WheewrIght ana
StntsCp gnnu spring md stone spring house, for The
large nasoii, the farm is by 30 feet; with shedding
nrer iTos stdag 30 Ivy 40 fact straw hopsa ad wagon
house "a nv 81 feet nIrn-erihS attached and crib sep
statej by 81 ae high. Tins iarinls situated ia good
hrnhy laiEhborhou Chur ehes mud lose 10 hind
Of iii DENOMINATIONS, list mill adjoining THIS
FaIis high state ri Improvement and cnnnOt be excel
Id FIR III pf1 Aucvenpss, and would ask all persons
wanga Fatmlikc this III call and sec ms as 4! can be
bought for stj per Acre. JAMES III. KAN
I,t gI.tf Newark.
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I,IGFTSlNG RoDs.--We are sorry that an OK
cellent paper from our friend, Edward Stabler,
on the subject Of lightning iods, was not re-
ceived until our space was entirely occupied
with other matter. II is o subject Of much i'm
portance, and we shSll be glad to- put on re-
cord his valuable testimony as to the efficiency
Of these conductors.
Giving his own experience ter period of
nine years, as President of the Montgomery
Co. Mutual Insurance Co., he says: "Our risks
are about four millions, and we have probably
five hundred barns insured large proportion
have lightning rods; and of the whole number
destroyed by lightning, not one was thus pro.
tectcd nor has single building insured or
uninsured, so far as has come to my knowledge
and protected with rods, been DESTROYED by
lightning"
The Lycoming County, Pa, Mutual Iusur-
ance Company has been in operation seven
teen years and has issued within that time,
itty-one thousand, three hundred and thirty
! three policies; nat one protected by lightning
rods was destroyed by lightning during the
| whole period.
| The Worcester County, Massachusetts Mu-
tunl Insurance Co., has bccn in operation thr-
ty four years, and in their late Annual Report
say 'ENo building with rods on it, being injured
by Lightning (when property iitted) has come
| to our knowledge"
/ mir. $. says Of the wheat crop, $50 far as |
| have observed, and from reliable sources OF in
| formation, in this State, the wheat crop is every
| short have not seen bali Il dozen fields OF
good wheat generally very light, and hum
drcds oil acres NOT worth cutting"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-16

NEW CASTLE CoUNSY, uLY 9Th, 1857
1 lPlN The application of Martha cninpbe ENeoutrix
~ 9fihe last MnuA rest7Wrnt Of James Campbell, late
iinnH iinGdred, ~ sod GNunty, deceRscd u is
ORDER cd hnd dIGa'od by the RGEIst er that tile Xe-
GpS at"rstl give notice of The granting al Letters
FcRmeGnrY uppn the Estate o tho licensed with the
dAtn srhtus thefaut by causing be
posted %hn forts iRS from the date of such Lrtters
80 sly ut the unsl pnbI" places nj the of New
CASTLE requiring n pars0ns Navug demands against the
isHt", To present the sane abue by an Act of As
seb.y IN sne ease made and provided And also cause
the same tn he Inserted whn tho period in the
Delaware Republican, newspaper puGlshed in VIII
nugtuu, and Ia be continued thcfrn iva months.
l>J Given under the gEd aud seal ut O flee 81 he
ji"Si &csIster a!ngesaid, II y ew Castle in New Cas-
(@~t' tie County hlnrespi, the day nul ear uhoVe
written. PETER 10. TANDEVER, Register.
NollcE.--All persons hey.ng tins Il gaj nstthe Fs
tate The deceased must prrscn the ed
10 the EX aon'rS neinrG the 9Th day OF July, 1888
abide the Act0l Assembly sueh fnne aud pro-
vlOd, MARTHA CAMPBELL EXecutrl&.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, lay 18th 1885,
1PB,N the ri icNtiOnu Margaret Wig ieswnfi Nd
mnlsratriS Of Joseph Wgglesyorth, late OF the Guy
al Wilmington, in sald county decd; It Is ORDERED and
rectea bSte Register thatthe AantnlstatrlX aiore-
sad gv nOtlcaOfthe granting of lgtes VI Adninislra
lion upon th Entate the deed, with the date 81 grant
thereof, hy causing isementstO be posted with
IN forty from the date uJsnc Letters six oitho
m,st pdhl pacesoilhe Comfy Of New Castle, requir-
ina ALL persons Ving emanis against the Estate tupre
sent tho same, abide By an Act Of Assembly in snoh
case made and provided. AND also cause the same be
Inserted Within The period in the Delaware Re-
publican, newspaper published IN WllmingOn, an
to he continued therein two months.
I-.-j Given under haRu and seal of OAioe 1.-THE
SL"S{ REGISTER aforesaid, nj New tastle.n lew Gas
t-N~-b tie County aforesaid, theday and year above
written. PETER Is, NhNDEVER Register,
NOTICE.-Atl persons haVmgc Q aims againsithe Es
tate of the deceased, must Presenthe same
ed tho AdmnlatTatTtN or before he l2th day of
May, 1855 or abide the Act of Assembly in such
'i"'e "MkRGAREEir wlGGLEsSvo ORTIZ. Amin'rx.
WILiI 80 TON Nj A Y lath !. WI NAV Is Emo.
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NEW G&sILE County, MAY 18th, 1867.
EPpNthe applieationo samuci Sesars, Administrator
Hd, III sald County, dacrasrd is ORDERED aud iIreG-
ted hy tho hesisrr int The Administrator aforesaid,
gvu nnicc the granting of Letters OF Humanitarian
upon tire Fiate Of the Increased with the date of granting
thereof, hy Gnusipg advert snens tn he posted within
lnrty days from the date of such Letters IN Of the
most ruhn places Of the county Of New Cnslle requir
ing persons having lenHnus against The Estate,
present the aune Aida By an Actoi Assembly lnEuch
inserted wlihing the same period IN the Delaware Re-
publican, newspaper published in Wilmington, and To
he continued therein two months.
49, Given under tho lrnd and Seal Of Office of the
IL. 81 Register aforesaid, ut New Castle, IN New
t-i Castle County aforesaid, the dp and yoarahnvr
written. rEFER II. NANDEVER, Register,
,,NOTiCE;-All persons having claims ngoqst thF
Estate Ot he terea sed must present Tile same duly
tested TO the Administrator before the Ism day Of
May A. d, 1854, OF abce the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided. SAMUEL SEGARS.
PoRT PENN. MAY l3-iu, I'm, Aim'T.
REEJSTrERsS OE EJCE
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THE sH oP and Collar at No 1874 shipley. atset.
sh above Eighth, will be rented low # lgplica.i0n
IHhA No. l41 French street, above Sixth.
2t
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- niEhoiNE'--phe Rochester American has
xe sUuenl1g story Of three chldren--A girl ~
WIZ Sia o pa ana two brothers and years old
nm va" no passed through that city from Canada
~ lhSiF way to Philadelphia, barefooted anS
S %aal,a Their mother was drowned law
ii, t traa sso, and their father drunken hntc
-Eeated the little ones. So the edest p'@ a;r;
5 5sSveiy resolved to take her dead motbsr,s
Them 81 ann start out into the wide world with
sisters residence, where she felt cer S. oiueT
Hlna treatment The captain Of Inc Man,
Lear mad given them a free passage to RoeS Se.o
Ter. There, Mr.. Henry O'Neile, the MOVIE SMss,
LOT Of the Genesee Valley line Of omnibnses
found Them, and no5ly ostsined for them tick,
sts 70 rhlladslpDla, and started them with 81,
dollars in their pockets That girl is a beroina
She will grow up to be true hearted, DobI.
woman.
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lhe merits oil thy death.p
" Forgive me my treSpasseS," nc, Unayoid
able mistakes and failings arc covered by tho
atonement, and through it his obedience is
accepted"
Here most assuredly is the Scrptural doc
trine Of sanctitlcation, and clear distinction
is marked between justification, or pardon OF
actual sin, and sarctihcation, or dGliyeranco
from inbred sin, and they arc represented al
two distinct works of Holy Spirit, both bless.
ings being instantaneously received by faith
in the blood of atonement. l wish all the
readers of the Advocate would ponder over
this very lucid exposition of the doctrine OF
Christian perfection, purely Wesleyan as it is
and see if they can reconcile it with the new
tangled notion that justification and sanctifica-
tiOn are always simultaneous, and that ill that
remains for the pardoned sinner is, gradually
to grow in grace and in tho knowledge OF the
Lord Jesus. This latter is certainly not the
doctrine of Wesley, nor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
But did Bishop Holding enjoy this great and
precious bIessing7 l think he did, although
can find no account in the biography before
words nor do | recollect Of having heard him
relate his experimental knowledge of "perfect
oye' as a distinct and specific blessing yet
10 often alluded to it as being the duty and
privilege of believers to obtain 1t for them
selves, and Of course urged them to seek 1t
with all their hsarts for he was thoroughly
Wesleyan in his views and feelings upon this
subject, as may be seen in the foregoing explana-
ton OF that clause in the discipline on ''groan-
ing after it.'' N, BANGS,
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july 10 1t MOSES l. AMBSoNI
STATEMEN Of Sheep Fund New Castle Hundred
To q haianee on hand as per ststemeRt S5i %
Amt Ut Tax tDOgal zo5 W
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NO FAMILY

Can afford to be withou, Aiustaag Lin
imeai-in heir.houSe. The many acci
dents zoe are liable to, may render il ne.
cessarg any moment, and nothing is ca.
pat!e cf per erjorming such certain care.
( IErtraci. I'm lifting the kettle from
the fire il caught aad scaie'ed my hands
and person secereiy-one hand almost
10 a crisp. The torture ,0as uaberabie.
Lt'cas an amfm sight y The
MaSfgng Liniment seemed 10 rxiraci
the pain almost Immediately. Khealed
rapidly and left no scar Of account. c,
Foster, Broad street, Philadelphia. -
IL 10 truly ,eonder(M article. IL wII
cure any case Of SDcliing, Barns, Sfi0
Joints, Eruptioas or Rheumatism. For
Horses IL should ncrer be dispensed
,cith. One Dollars Vorth of Mustang
has Frequently sared a ralu0bic horse
II cmes Gahis. Spraias. Rmgbone,
Spdrin and Founders, BeWare Of i'm
tta'ions. Sold IN all parts ofths haJi.
ioble Globe,
BARNES & PARK,
l52. Proptielors, New York.
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-. - GGIIDa

On the 9Th ut., 10y Rev. T. H. Swi,zer
Mr. SAMUEL b. PEaLER, and MISS MARY NJ
Doosos, both OF Huntingdon, Lu2sfue Co.
In Beach Grove, on tho 22l nlt., by Rev
F.. Kennedy, john poAK, Esq, OF Briarcreek
Col. co. and Mts.-- SEYBERr, OF Salem,
Laz. county.
In Berwick, on the 22l uit, By Rev. lsaial,
BAIL, Mr. DAVID IlAYMAN 10 Miss LYDIA ST.
PIE, both of Orange township, Col county
On the lslh ult, by ]. A. De Meyer, Mr.
CHARLES KREFER Of Benton township, to
Miss CHARITY FRirz Of Susarloaf township
Columbia county.
On the 18th ui'., by Rev. J. M. Yonng, Mr.,
Moan HfNEDscH, Of Monluur county, and
Miss Mary BARGE, of Sullivan county.
On the t7h, ey ihe same, MIR. EDWARD
w. RoBERTs aud Miss ELIZA JANE kYLE,
both OF Columbia counly.
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spsG COOP 81

fo' The spring and summerHate com frisiSs.
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and CoIorei French Cla;hs,
Black French O5esk!us an,l Cashmere.
Black Saiin and Fancy IL Vs,rngs.
Blue, black, Brown aua Green Cast n..s::ss
LADIES WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks: all ? r.s,,lss.
Barese De LANES Id Chalii Bareees.
Plain, PAX. Pi.as and Green De Lalaes
pomesT',te ,te Finish Black AIpacas.
,uch, Scotch aHi Domestic Ginsi ana.
Worked Collars, and Linen HanGketca.ea
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes OF all patterns mi descriptions
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Corn1 SheeIiar
Hlsschei and uubIeachei N.s;.a5
Li0en DamasG> and Table Covers.
Besides a large assortment Of Beol. aa4
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, ar,. all kinis o.:
Groceries, Hardware, &c, which vili De .o.1
remarkably cheap. Call :, the olt s..nt
corner Of Main aud Market s;rests.
~ FLOUR & FEED always on hand,
an! Tor .als al Ias lowest market 7,ics.sa.
CASH i. {. NEN$CH.
B,ooms5Grg, Apr. ., 1855.
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