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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

PORT DEPOSIT, FEB. II, 1897.
Mr.. GEO. W . FERNoS.--SIR Thinking you
would like to know something about the fresh
cts at this place. have written the following
About halt-past L. O'Clock, Nj, on Monday,
the ice started up the river, and ran with great
rapidity for about ten minutes, flooding out all
The houses on the lower side OF the street, and
creating great confusion. AT o'clock, PM,
the fears of the people subsidized, and all was
quiet till about . O'Clock, p. NJ, when the ice
started again, and in a few minutes destroyed
u vast amount Of property. At II O'Clock,
(midnight,) when great many of our citizens
were in their house, asleep, the ice started,
with still greater force, sweeping before ii
dwellings, barns, large piles Of lumber, and the
town was alive with human beings, who ran to
the houses of their ncighborS crying fire, Wa
ter, murder, NC, and many persons were taken
from their rooms by small boats, which were
| sailing up and down the street, and from that
| time till daylight the water continued about
feet deep, which did not raise any till about
| O'Clock, when the water came rushing down
! the street with Il still greater force, carrying
all things before il. In one part Of the tow
there are seven houses laying full Of goods. II
! one place, the ice and lumber are piled NJ
about 20 or 30 feet high. The Port DepoSi
Bridge is swept away; all the lumber on thu
wharvGs is washed np into the streets; som,
| piles 30 feet high, were carried away as if the.
were small boats.
The ice is mountains high in the street, am
there is one ridge OF ice mile long in tn
middle Of the river, which is % feet high, an'
VIZ do not know how soon it may start.
The steamer Gipsey, OF your place, VA
sunk, and canal boat was ground to atoms.
| The warehouses Oh th9 wharf are full o
grain and Hour, all of which arc lost.
+, The loss Of property is very great, suppose
to he about million of dollars.
All The people are afraid to sleep without
watchGan to tend TO the ice.
". are looking for the tcs to move all tn
time.
viii N.it. TO you as soon as ! cand find All
wotd from ny the river.
Hoping YOU aud family are all well, renal
yours respectfully, RICn. II, KoBERTsos
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

THE EMPEROR IN THE CRADLE .---rhoss ai-
fectionate mothers who wish &c. compare thcir
dear little " Possible Presidents " with the bu-
by-Emperor OF France, may do interested 10
know that Nature has net endowed the future
monarch with the I" fatal gilt OF beauty" He
has large and ugly mouth, high check bones
and very dull complexion. OF course h.
does not yet speak French - but he g takes
notice." to a degree uncommon in nine
months baby, is full of yigor and has sover-
sign will of his own. The story goes that he
made Papa Louis Napoleon run, the other day,
10 the establishment Of the lookers-on at a dis.
tAuce. The Emperor was taking his little boy
out for promenade by the water idc-the ba-
by in a small nursery-vehicle, drawn by goats.
His Majesty amused himself with giving the
little fellow whip, to play with, and 1t was pre-
sently laid on to the goats with such ygor that
they started to run away and hut for the ex-
ceeding activity with which Papa outran the
uoats, Todd enough to see an Emperor goat y
fhsy would certainly have thrown eirpreciou,
lead into the water. He and the Empress are
wonderfully happy in this child and his preco-
cious developments of character; and Eugene
Is very much admired by all the mothers O
France for her depth Of warmth and materna
sentiment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

M wM. p. PIrxsLMAoN5, AUTHOR VI H'SN
PIECES.
&c oh what glorious prophets oil the luture siS
youth and hope"
when new to life and unknown to sorrow
How blissful fed the joyous day ..
Rriobt visions of hope rush'd on the morrow
And tinged the coming of its way.
Then calm and guileless we're my slumoefs'
No pang did cause these eyes 10 WeePi
Angels bright would haunt In numbers,
M peaceful pillow and tranquil sleep
No wils working beings then found me-
tile scandals bow retained its dart
Future pleasures were mazed around me,
Though bound together, did quickly part
while deceiying hope with her smiling lace,
Wopid aid tho picture held to view
And though did seem to plainly trace,
The dreams she wrought were all untrue.
Oh. cruel hope and youths chiineriai power,
why did you cheat with gladstone vision,
Painting young fancy in a slumbering hour,
And then to fade in false derision
Fair gilded dreams, you cause me sorrow,
For all sadly passes the troubled day
I,ife's gloomy sheen DER shades each morroN
And pals my SUMS declining ray.
Wilmington, Feb. 18th, 1851, "...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

TIME subscriber intending t., de- fE,sIs|
IN elmo iarnilg viii sell u PuH- ~
u:,w occupies, betwoen Red Lion aud Testers CGineR
His S.ngk and EARNING utensils, consisting MS ingM,
10 Wit Three head Of aond work llorans one 81 which
ink sx mitch Clws, al Of WHICH via cniHe cary
il III. Sptius rhfmps Gtrtsilsi on ns% l4ai MhS"n
III iiarpcss. i'nNb3gp, ran, pmMs, iiarf"Ws' wv.
iIn,srI1I mad Kthrn tMfnture; consist NJ OF Beds,
BritGg lIGdsca Tahles, Chalfs, SiHes, and 1ll-
,nnTnus other nrclns ted Is 70 ennIrerAn, Also
isr hnitlps 81 lIles, ani the lhf pat nl p bushni
Nhnut. SIls To commence ~ thO'clGckt A.
III rEK tlS,-Aii sums under 81 CASH oyer that n
mount SIX mon hs credit hy gynS 4 VS. %ith
npprnveh rniUtspra. CHARLES thOMFloN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

~ tJNiE subscriber will sen nj nHUiIC ss,,5st
'iS-SN SALE, on TUESDAY, March 3! ,Lk3Af4
49, a lti7. tie late residence nt Inhn AA---i'A
Kettlewood. deed. IN, New Castle IiuGdr, d on the
and Farming utensils, CONSISTING q four good wn
Horses year old Cot, our mitch Cows, slS yUuug
lleifGrj which will caye early in HE Spring Sh ats
ASn Carriage and HnTness. Fang Wagons, nearly
sghs patent; Harvest Bed, Snwl sko win! Mil Piuws,
Hnrrnws. Gu'ttvnors, 2 Gram Cradles, Forks, RakCa,
Shuve!s and SpqtPH Wagon and Ilows Gears, Cnllars
BRIDES, No Wheat n the ground, liaN hS the Inu
Stoves, Eehci Beds. bedding AID BedstsHds,, Chnts,
Ia hlPs, Bureaus, Looking Glnssss, Carpets and nTrf
Intel QurenswOre also rois Kettles, Mich rams, Gnu,
Tubs. Buckets aud maHy other arrlrs too tedious 4
mention. sale tn commence Mt 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. Al
under S2l cnsI, over monbsl redt with APPROX
ed security with interes' frOm iue
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

SrARruyG OccrRRENpE.--Ata ch urch in a
adjoining county, u Sunday or two since, just
as the congregation were about to kneel GOWN
to prayer, a lady, in atone Of horror, raised
the cry OF SNAKE! Great excitement pre-
vailed, and there was mighty rush from inc
dangerous locality. AT length gentleman
advanced to the spot, gazed moment upon
the coiled monster, and, bouncing upon 1t, hela
bone hoop, which had wriggled itself ont OF
lady,s petticoat and quietly coiled itself upon
the floor This is fact, and ought to admon,
ish the ladies' of the danger of not securing
well the snake like circles which encompass
I their lower extremities,-C larks1ihe TeaA.
/ Chronicle. -----
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Altclntion Ear1tl crs !!


e. WILL take pnae az dis MN, !, miles bsiGw
vtI-AN w Npw Caste, bel, on THURSDAY, thd
(S12 9Th VI March, whera he viii sell the tulln%inG
valuable Stock Load of iiplsns suitable for larn nT
ruhd, twu al them nacs with iuuli asa Two year od
Colts yearns Colts also, PAL Of 600! mules hfoke
to all kinds of work
Twenty Eve woke Of OxeH, thu INST of them wal
hrnk and wei matched, heids beautiful rods hnd wei
clGuln Ia peaseahy farmer Wln PRICES that most use
lul OF all ANIMALS. . l.,
Twenty Western feeding steers, 81 Cows and heliers
with calves their side. ntlet9 sprin1rg, Dur
hams, Detons aud rNmmnnstock; bnlla, Of thSm DNr,
huns, DrVnus and nsnln, sline Of these Hhli5 at'
as fine as our state can show.
81 head at selected Western Ewes al good Iu1litS.
VIII only sag nv hrOhef iHriueri and pthcfA iht
This Stpck is VI W1fl ti9r d cn,ion, being ne hes
he Undersigned has Otrrai hts Sales sale post
1.-Two an commence ut " n'clOok. TEKMS.-7Al SIM
aver d3O six months credit by giving NJ to wh hppIoV
cd eud0rsef. tu!,, DTS u. ". GkMMIl.i.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

.~-ISs 4 EINLuare perfectly Kind and gentle ,snlta
yAasa n bic lurA family, carriage OF Will work iphny
IAiA thing. sid expressly for want oil use, @H be
ecu ut MI lHn. BrRlnLd's outha Concord turnpike,
mlles from w lnnstnn Oct o-il.
FOR SALE Two Fine FarmMares work gen
n tie and quiet in all kind OF harness on
49,, particularly ii ne driveins hackney. Als
L-A-%-. a very ine mare colt, sixteen months old
Apply to DR., G4tden one mile from Wilmington on
the Philadelphia road. Oct g-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

- eAIl.I. bu sold at PlT Bile SALE, on THURS.
.asS wv DAY, Marrl jA, 1854, On HE premises. 81
50 iaqe Wilson rcare Foat leHd iai GenTe ,ii
Young; Bridge, miles from the Former anu hle from
the inter place, yz: Mares good brood Mare semitic ~
MI 1ds Gflnrrss three yenrs old colt two lglrs u
p eAI old yoke Oxen 1mcl Cows thren yenrs old
heii1rs, two years 9nl four {eafol; alsn s2w an
Ilss, lot Ot f. Chickens aud Gees, Hay Ivy t1 oli'
IGft F0terb by the bugle, aud Wheat in he ground one
3amhpt4ush algOvrd Mud MIL, cora ShellGC, Dear ,
Slot{b Ok ygkos Uam cAdie ntl MnWlhs StSihc''
iftVljtaa inu ,li, iinTfows, 2Gniyalf Double Ant
Sulsle Tees Of Dearborn Harness, .oGdnE Chains,
lau5h clais, OK clHlus, Cow elaia, ianes4, nulars
blind EHiipsi Saddles and Bries, Cir5lGls Horse EllNe
nd Els noT MAIDS Wedgesj iSleise; Cfawlnt Mht9Gk'
Post slnia ahovnlS; IiNas; Rakasi FORKS, Ao Table;
Say Radsfoads, Ghurn4: Cyoe,a r0is and Dair, ftE-
lures with yaiiuls na- Articles loo aouS aeniiDH.
I'LL is a. JANE WILSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

A FRENCH MARRIAGE OF PRUDENCE The
Paris Steele contains the following ;-'' On the
29th Of December last, town in the north oil
France, was quite en- fete on account ofthe
marriage OF Mdlle. Engine D, the only
daughter of o manufacturer OF the ncighbOr-
hood, with NJ. Charles ", the son Of Il
wealthy merchant of Paris. The marriage was
one OF prudence and arrangement rather than
love. All the questions OF interest bad been
carefully attended to, but the point Of mutual
inclination was totally neglected. Every one
seemed gay and happy, except the bride
However, the ceremony took place, and we'd
ding banquet followed, the whole being termi-
mated by splendid ball. The festivities were
drawing TO q close, when servant informed
the brid egroom that gentleman desired TO
speak to him on very urgent affair The
bridegroom went ont but did not return for the
rest Of the evening. The guests one by one,
retired, but the husband still remained absent,
and at last long alter midnight, the bride with
drew to her chamber. There She Mt once dis
covered the cause of her husbands absence
for on a table by the bedside she found q small
parcel and the following note from her hus-
band.
Madame--ifI had no right in marrying you
to expect sincere affection, since we were bu
Little acquainted with each other, |, however
looked for a heart which had never throbbcd
for another and which might by assiduty and
tenderness to the end make my own. But
long series Of letters from you to another MAJ
have just been placed in my hand-etturs whiel
prove that if You give me your hand, your al
tections has been given to another. l cannot
madame, accept such All arrangement, and q
am unable to rend assundor the bonds whic
have Joined us few hours since, am dete
mined to protest at least by my absence again
the union which have eoutrected and I'll
first day of your marriage shall be the first a
30 of widowhood which shall only tounina
~. So. - IL La.
ioreyerr' The next morning tho house Of ii
rich manufacturer was plunged into conslern,
tion, for the bride was found dead in her ruol
from the fumes of lighted charcoal, On I'll
table lay the parcel of letters transmitted |
her husband and near them the following not
-" Monseur,--it is / who am in the wrun
and it is i, therefore, who ought to uiter a re
aration, give you the only that is in my pc,
er-I restore To you your liberty, aud rxpi
imploring your pardon.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

The above scale, we humbly think, would
be an improvement.
These suggestions are made in good faith
and feeling, and are from no party source.
Our motto is Protection. No oppression or
persecution. We are unwilling to try again
the old remedy in this new form. But still we
believe that experience will demonstrate, that
Prohibition is tho only remedy for the evils OF
Intenlperance, and wo must submit to bear the
one, until tho moral standard of society shall
require and sustain the otticr.--Respecttull
Mn ~ 1917 A TAX PAYER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

\ TEIIIE 3uIserlhot HAVING rented Ml T0IIul wal
ISsS sellal PtBtls SAIL, on Mp1hLt ), y, KS
Lion lianirci ut p'c9ek. 4 NJ The i}awtpa Personal
of oxen Cows % yuuu+ Dayon Cattle. u9ar two yer i
also % Devon Spring Calves; also lov0a BUt4 II emR'
line ns an, the Sihtg, witha graUt variety u lCnus lG
sis sIchqa6 wsuns oX, eafs, lletrlo14, t9ws, Ut
rows Rollers, RgapeT;, MOVING Machines Dflla I1s,
Revolving ltakr> also Ctnhla@ MnwIs Scyihes, S9ltts
Shovus Hoes, farming Clears, Brides: qunulty OF las
m tho nw, and other nftItG1 10 tedious Ii lntrln, The
terms of Sald fllnws:7 SUNS under Gcas ovo
credit months. w nuGut nOiu OF purchaser, Nith APP
proved eAdpse aud interest the Gt OF months, Il
toa paid promptly II Otherwise interest from tg Qtg on
tel, Els, JOHN T. Ci4Altht
auth diam
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
PUBLIC sALH.

IA TIME subscriber will 0iiera PUBLIC Sal r.,
ES7sf'A | o. TUESDAY. the 81 DAY If March, la57'
lstlM ed in Mill Crock Hundred, New Castle county,
Del, bounded by lands Of William Harkness Levi b.
Moore and Eli Day containing ITO ores vi Land. The
improvements consist of good Brick Dwelling III use
and Kitchen, with water forced To The kitchen by ire aus
Of hydraulic ram; and milk house near the kitchen, sup
piled with water by nslps 81 the same ran Stone tain
with stabng underneath well Of and pump in The
same to supPl, the Barn ward with watet WAGON house
same The Land is IN high state Of cultivation ant un
der good fence, DIVIDED into six heds with good sup
PLY of water neHch;H go proportion n wool for the use
ofthe aim variety VI Fruit Trees OF very god quail
~. Tho above property is l1CRt ed the public rnnd
leading from Smthvllle 10 WILMINGTON, miles from he
former and II rom the utter place; convenient 10 mills,
sch and places OF puhc worship of different demo M
nations Perions wsnns 70 purchase wal please ca !!
| O'Clock, r, NJ y on said day, and terms VIII be iasda
known by leb l6-tst JACOB y, FINLEY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

XNIl.hbesol e l,BliC NENpl i3.ai tneTeI
ZSA ly lanamin saunders nHlT Nlllitowh ~ Mil Creek
Hundred on THURSDAY t,ia 9Th day Of FrhtI4y, lIs
Mi hig stuck and Farming uienslle ntsu some llnlsetud
Furniture nnl pnry hxnres consisting Fl Ta ,aFr ihLli
Colt one yiaf DID, all OF good Stock hend ~ Not Cows
sa ri Them springlng call NJ tins anne, all al them ynn+
nnI sonl mler3 lull two od line nntnl. lcl
cTtw years nd, head hrs, rate Dreri Snaal, En,gn9
uteI s cnnsis,ins III pat Of afn Wagon mud horu9;
4sEYs ia I'M, M TI " innGi r tit
train Fam Plough Gaas, Hay By the Com Com aud pnN-
tlJs by the sneli variety q keheA amt barry furniture
Stoves Ghuns milk Pans, buckets, ST., no. nrce5hrS q
mentions Sale commence ut Y uoOck on said dIy, Wluf
" FIX WITH :" ' ~ ISAAC KIRBY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

yVrILl.hc sold at PtT HtlC SAEEcnTHURS
IN w DAY, February 2Nh, 1857, OH the Fafm"i
go James Deyer N Chrlaiana Hun 'Ied, ,nilss
from Wilmms on, hall inle III the Kennel TnrnpRe, on
The following STOCK AM. FARMING tlrENNllS.
viz: five hem ii Horses one Brood Mare with luR very
gentle all kinds 81 harness, good tTavecr sNtlic y
other farming or driving; Day Mare hvG yea aN
well hrOk 10 either hHuble sinrle harness aultht
for larniGI drlvngshr cannot he surpassed m Tue
neiglbol0ll; year Did Gait. Coil year old; SIS
head ni Cows, some spEin'lnE !" calf ono II n CnW
lelieTs yoke vi Oxen, NUhnI Devon Bull, iuuE
PIGS; tSn horse Wagun; Mtw Hay Rggingi one h9l 80
Cart, one good Market Deartnrn nuenew Family ga
rage suitable Tor sIthcT twO horses, ono Iro m
Wagon, Sei!h, new Montgomery liook9@ay Fan, G"m,
Shelter, Horse Rae, nurse ltu er Two PlUuRlr Two
CutvnI0rs one PAR rouhA llurruws, three sci 81 lc
Ing Chains. Gar Saddle, Car RInss, ono set ot double
Wagon Harness. Plough Gears, COnfs and Briiles, sci
d single cariage llaTnes3 one set Of donis CARA
Harness, saddles and Brides. tNn Cradles, Three
Srytles, two Barn Shgyels, two Nnndcn Forks Hnt
Rakes, Via tnehs Pick ines Que lirnd3one, SGtss9st
tle ground. Also, noUSEliolD, AND KlrCHhN
FURNITURE; stoves, Bedsanh D. dst(ais, one Charm
one Butter Tub. Pntat"cehy tho hnsfet, aud srel
MANY other tedious IN mention, Stletn "t'i
nence . o. clock A. NJ, when termsMt sGlG W!ll b
made known hy - inn 5-ts LANES ll;NIEt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

The London Board of Trade have awarded
, the sum Of f2U To the widow of john Jones, IL
New Jersey bOatman, who was drowned while
giving aid to the British barque Tasso, wreck
ed on LongBrauch, Barnegat Inlet, on the 10th
Of December last.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

KILLED IN NIcARAGuA.-Lieut.T Taylor, son
Of Col Joshua Taylor, of the town Of wash
ington, N. c., was killed ina battle fought on
the 2lst of December last, between the Amer
cans and Costa Ricans.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
yA5uAMLE RaAL ESTATE.

ll "a ME suNsrIbef Will sell Nt Y NNTe slr, IHe
t1A inliowint aesonbed teal Eslnts, Iaie , NJ
lstt1l Mil Creek Ifunfni New Castle County, state
ii Delaware, the fttm kuown rs tue nn'e Farm and on
sfisted ON the upper road eadig rnm san - New
arb mud distant nii2ut miles from stanton, anu mites
from Wilmington, Dp coat iuH5 OhnHt lm Acres sumo
vSof which il fmbrr, and the lallatge ~ fear@d
Land, aud in high state nj uFrnypnie n, uL WrIl Nh
tered hAv wing streams ~ nearly very ial lhe
buildings are 4 large two StnrY Dwclim5 House anu
KIicIGn a large stone BAN with stablna underneath,
G6r Granay ,Snuke house and MI necessary "ut
Dlluz and ali good repair, never 1ilm wen ~
le hest Of wacr. aud pu.ppa th5 door. There -
prime Apple aul Peach Orchard OH this properly, am
5ifI j6yuT March next. JAMES DiAAEY, j.,
Iap q
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DAVID T. 5. NTJIIJIW7' NWWWHN017
Public sale.

MILL. no sold at pU BIIC SAL LIZ he AogG H,ld
stiss$ w Utensils ottw1 Farms, on " I.DA ESpAi'
near Bowqrvilo. Rod Itun Hundred Mules, 10 Horses
Of whco afe good trgyeers jro2l Mares PH Of
old soils yenrs old aud one ycNrms colt g yoke Of
oxen Cows, Bulls. IS ShOnts Wagons, with runnSlp
trees; wagons with wooden nxetrfsI oX-eaEs, corn
Whont Threshor and Cleaner, Small fhrG,lef eight
horse Power, Urmy's patent; Moving Mncplu and oln
Reaper shelters, clover hnilef 6ltus OF Hay, NHs
olql descriptions; Pr GaWs laTt slrys SPADE FORTS
stove plate Stove, 2coa Stuye!, 2cs. witha vare
~ of Pans, Hams, Shnudesnhi Picked Pork together with
liany other articles enumnrhtr Sale pre-
csriy ut Ia O'Clock, A. NJ, TERMS-.Al Gums unter = q
cash. all that nmnun, nine months credit on giving m
ieb Iii :" BARNEY Rt.NBOI.n.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

YOUNG LADY SMOKING IN BEp.--4t Young
Russian lady OF rank, tho Countess ~,
very near lost her life, not long since, III tho
house of her father, the Governor Of Moscow
Ivy a very singular accident. 1t is stated III Ia
Pairie that the Countess had boen indulging,
as usual, in the habit of smoking, and at the
same time reading, in bed. Tho double mar
| cotic very soon set her asleep; but she aToke
soon after, in terror TO find her bed on fire., tile
linen sheets having been ignited by the end Of
her cigarette. She jumped out of bed iDrtu-
nately without being burnt, and rushed TO the
door, but it had been bolted, and in hsr fright
| she could not open it. She then broke the
window, and called loudly for help. The sen
tinel on duty at tho gate below instantly gave
! the alarm. The lady's chamber door was forced
open, and the fire was extingushed. She was
not hurt, but only frightened.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

MELANCHOLY DEATu.- Mr.. Elias Hodgin, a
miller, residing near Greensborough, N: W
was caught in the machinery of his mill on Fri
day OF last week and so horribly crushed thai
Ii G died in about five minutes.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

a , fENHE snhscribar offers lnr 'Re tho valuable
tgEFtif Comfy MAJ, eailGI . Gahl9nd." II IL
lFEluW convenient TO Benedict. my Singing plAcet
Tic inSin BSHuqwn, Ny Ent Dtse ah2al W. and WI,
HILL irnm Churches of itrent donnlnnAhhrS, ana me
snuts tsWnce from HE Misses hEarns horshm Fe,
imais Academy. Inc DWELLING ~ th,s place "a q TWO
s,nry RieK, SITUATED beaniiU oak grove, ana en-
iSelciG5 atal ims yard aud glrien IN many rholee
triit trees IN latter. The oEor bUiinGS HI6 kbh
en- In oyersse's house, meat hnusa ice lnsC, corn house,
rTHaTy carriage hnisu, giahas, NhFnA ihh house quar-
tors lnf servants, poultry houses. Sc VII ~ N fo"h
kF rnng with the Dwelling Um the Farm There tsRlsnA
wmlIer's house anil very Nalnat Stelm and NlteF
heHde Erst mil ~ thol4nsh new nIlcL, #Aeh ptIs ts
Ell or tha entire property, rhia Eau Gpntnla me ln-
and Acres more ar less, anti dvdei D'n four fields,
iii well "a cel in, waterea aud tmheTod with oak Grt
mt cedar Nc, There lSnisn an II Two ltr:f HUN polUo
tive .wainn meadows. The averara ,cr lps could bG9t
presant from fifty to seve'ty I've Hos shea @ tnHcGo, hi
nen i,nl eli 10 two tuusan bushels wh1at, corn in pro-
pntlna, q. Any rommuhleh'l on addressed 7" ne wit
h., 6roriptly afendpdtu. better snIi mare aLmlred,
pr hlnhle aud desirable tarm cauno be tount for Sre-
Very ueugasnry implement aui I'll kluds ui stock fer
iha place can bo hHd from The suiHcr herGt far Price
Also Servants work the place can be had IN the helgh
EGrniol There asna mt ava pissrlseT stage w,ir'
b. g. and iSSntrdtown, s., Mary county i, eyufy
alternate day. Ai.tNHl " GARDINER,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19
Pnhlio sale of Personal Pronerty

N HAVING SOLD MY FAiM v III. oItTIl
'jSaNM Public Sale III Chsllaua llundrrd, IhG Ken
HS2Anett Turnpike nenr I'm old Tan Cato. i've lnlns
Noe 4tSsk mi FsTm tshsis, dASsMasg VI ls2ial ny
Mara gtaii WOR X HORSE, > COLTS cYnnue one year
Old 4MIlCH COWS yoke IF snprfl9f Mph Oxen ,: com
WAGON and grnrs Sleigh Riding Sndde, I'low., one
Fmkp Harrow, Revolving Horse Rake, linnlnfl Ia I,
Cnrl- srrr, two Horse Roller Post hHrulG nip
Algur uarpegers Work Bench, Cow Clnlns all iGkrl
by lie bundle and number 0l other ARTICLES Too todat %
pnunerao. Sale 10 commence ~ 2nclnck, NJ wien TIE
'''''''"'''' ~ '''S JoHN HARPER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILRoAD.-This first
and only railway in California has proved quite
good Investment. The total earnings for the
year 1856 were Sl77 $3.50, and the running ex-
lenses 500 900, leaving a balance of Ssl ,2GG.