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The Boston Chronicle. NJ authorized organ aud e1.
nonent of Massachusetts "R. .publicsn"-isz, com
,en.:ng upon the Dred Scctt d-cisioo, holds hs 70!
loving outrageous languages
.A;,orney General Cnshi2s snd Chief Justice
Tsno7 passed compliments &c each other on The coca
s;on of tne retirement. et tns former from office. II
"a great misfortune that fns olpreEs Court canno'
bs got rid of as easily rs Cushing 4 rajo,..y cf rs
.rmkers are as great scorndres a: ne Is, and that j.
the wursr ss well as the rus.t ;aIug that csa be SAID
Of ;heu."
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NOTICE

4 SLAVE va. comrni,,ed 10 .hc Jail OF Alexandris
n ccu1'y or the ra iay of October 1856 g., run.
s~s7. He calls nr.ci. WILLIS CAVE and says he be-
btzs 70 william Cavr Of Aloemsrle county near Char
ipe.Ti- lie .s stout, o!sci feet inches Esh. snd
Ge sn. hnSeT ils :;g1t hand has been broken The
osas' !" forward, prove property, pay
e.';s-, ana :ass hin away, he will De dealt with as
L. lsa directs LEVI HURDLE,
ss- ,o,,,r yo
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
ID AN as.y soTe:ire during the psst year, Negro
~ u N named Di <, 5eoIgGy 70 tee estate OF
.bs; he ,omen here in he viciL.y of Hampton Va
Ee Il. 9ncArr o. 2ro'es..on sno has wife under.
sand Oh he Of NJ p.rker W est, the town Of
soou, ie.; 10 acae, h,ga ;sili give the above re-.
ward # eclaned .a al! iai! SO 'hat get him
ALtX. FAiSOH, Ad.us,
March 7-cs:- Bq;lsysburp P q. SurIy Va
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MfSSLOS EIrI.ISED

CIseiSsATi, March II a de-ra'ch to the Com
me.ciai' says tbnt tho Eon jams. z Clay bad Dc
Glued tbs cii..io2 TO Berlin, .eud=red to sin by Mr.
SuchsnaE.
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JOHN 81 GEORGE gibson,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,


HAVING extensively ttted up their establishment
"'h Tho !ates, improved machinery, prepared
'7'ca a. snort notice and reasonable terms all
Aois Q: portable finished Carpenters work such az
Doo' and Window Frames, Casirgs and inside dn-
ha, aS
sah, Blinds and Doora, of all varieties
sAIs Haudraiis, Porcher, VerAndahs. Balconies
Co:n:e. Cornce Moudings and Brackets CT all sizes
IN: Ps,e,rs Mouldings OF oil descriptions
wshtoarG. Chair boards, Ceiling oosrds. &C. &r
!aey w;i make estimates for work to plans furnished
G. deliver al their factory the estimated prices
Ori--. re,uectfuliv soliritcd Jan 2S-c,f
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FOKTY DOLLARS RE. ARD

FORTY DOLLARS RE. ARD
yAT!LL be pal, for the delivery. n Gr.dys Jail, Ia
" Richmond 0, negro boy named TONEi de 10
s5ou, q years OLD o! lCr stature. rot very oack o;
ss... and sp:-ny Coua,ensuce lie WAS raised n No:.
f,'k .a;.ly purchased i;m OF D- Jenkin, Of North
Csoas; he PROBABLY returned 10 ba; neishoorhood,
or ray oc s'iii ar0Gt ;,ic5mord
X.-:a Sc JOHN +. RICHARDSON.
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We are authorized to announce That THOMAS S.
Bucocg, Esq, is q candidate tor reelection 10 Con.
rress from The Fifth Congressional District Of Vir-
.riri
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RE-ELECTED.-H.nry s. Magraw. Esq, was 60
Wednesday reelected State Treasurer nf +. Iaey
MIA by :hs L.g sisrure Of tha: State Tie vo:s 80.
Eaersw 5s, Dock 81.
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N;Illt'E

v, NJTlCE.
ca the 'r'est acd mns complete assortinen, OF
nsa' and Hunting a.rrc!es ci all kinds 10 5e 6iund In
sne which will sell :aai below cost, in order TO
gem out, as co uot wish 70 keep hem on hand un.
season ih-y are from the manufactures of the
=: .ste,s AMI viii sc warranted In every re.pect II
4; good mad che-p GUN call E: tae .lsn of the
o'c stt"e', Petersburg. Va. e LEONARD,
J.. Manufacturer ard reparer Of FIRE arms, &c.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
EIEru CONGRESSIONAL DIS SrRICT

NETT. E.q., ;s a candidn. for reelection to Con.
gress from Ike FIRST Congressional District.
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rr,lr lnriSGLtTI0S OF CG-PARTShksHlP
VOC subscriber discontinued his connexion ia the
S .otcH.'eion business with NJ Albert Blair on the
10 sag"'y !a'' Tho business OF Tawes.t g. Blair VIII
E,"e.G1 Ei.seG 'y ID" undersigned rloae
s,si coa.!nue The Commission business for tho fu.
r.,- Us own name an soiic,s from his friends and
~. ssse'siy continuance of their patronage
.su s'--CJN. HENRY rInNyEATT
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DRUG STOKE FOH SALE
My Professional Engagements requiring my entire
IN1 attention. will sell the key stock and fixture. OF
the Drug Store kept by me, upon very favorable
terms il immediate application is made The stock is
large very we'll selected aud good business be
done by any competent person who can give il proper
niteution. JOHN +. JACKSON
Eeh. l2-cta
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w, IMPORTANT TO DRC.GlsTs
w anil tD-By physician Of Eve years expert
1. an extensive practice, situation a. clerk
VI. t.etsre stsre His reason tor desiring si,uation OF
u. s,n.. .. as d'sisns making Il permanent business
ira.,.,. rse trosn his extensive acquaintance with
;.. saa Foy.cinr, Of the South tha, he can carry
g.sI. ans OF ttvie 70 any house. The bes; test
iMres. IVA - 20 eaafacss: ana 9uaiiacaionss~
-WI Raleigh, Snr,h Carolina
gr .iMERCIAL SAVING. BANK.
y - :. iaO oy the Legislature Of Frs;nis, Deeeu
tsrs 'SSa-Cafiral, $50, 900 This Institution re.
?~ws or w.cc Interest lie paid az tine rate OF s
bas: pei hlum If remaining deposit six months
'fS ees!' :or shorter perlods
WIN. G PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary.
Srnn JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
"a No ls3, corner Main ard la,h Q.
y r. hASD-A iIesh supply OF WATCHEe
llscv cSs.hhs hs, JEW EaRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
sse &c, which will be sold low at the sign
-s' o.e Street, Petersburg, va.
c. LEONARD,
lsy Kepasres OF Watches, Clocks, jewery &c.
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NAI ANTED TO PURCHASE.-A ,rac, of timbrr
w land or wood land, say from 10 to 500 ncres IN
James River or some other nasigabe s.res Address,
with full particulars, stating location price distance from
W., Valley Forge Post Office, Penns5rsnia-
~ ,tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

In Congress on Monday, Mr.. CaSs presented
resolutions from the Legislature of Michigan
instructing the Senatorslrom that State TO vote
against the admission ofany more slave States.
Mr.. Gass made speech denying the right of
the Legislature to instruct him. The rusOlu-
tons were postponed until the 10th of March
The Committee on the Judiciary reported as
their opinion that members elected at special
elections should only receive compensation
from the date OF their being elected. Tho re-
port was adopted.
In the house tho Joint resolution from the
Senate, suspending the joint rule which pro-
hibits bills passing between the house on the
last day of the session. Bills were passed estlb-
fishing many post routes, and were concurred
in. A motion to take up the Senate bill appro-
priating money to build ten steam sloOps Of war,
failed. A bill passed to Deposit tho surplus
revenue with the several States.
In the Senate, on Monday, tho resolution re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee to have
testimony taken in reference to tbs Indiana
contested election, was taken up, debated, and
laid on the table. Tho general appropriation
bill from the House was reported from the FL
nance Committee, with amendments, aud piss-
ed. The army bill was also passed, with an
amendment giving to Gen. Scott his arrears of
pay. An amendment appropriIting halt mill
lion of dollars to purchase Mount Vernon, and
establish a military school there, was rejected.
The post route bill from the House was report
ed from the Post Office Committee, vita sundry
amendments, and passed. Tho Comproniso.
tariff bill reported by the Joint Committee OF
Conference was adopted. -
On Tuesday tho Senate passed tho Fortlhca,
tons and Naval Appropriation bills, and u bill
for the erection ofpenitentiaries in Kansas ne
braska.
In tho House on Tuesday Committee OF
Conference on the disgrectlug amendments TO
tho Indian Appropriation bill submitted are
mort tlereUn which was agreed to. A bill was also
passed appropratng S2JJ,0UO for the rcmoYa!
Of distractions to navigation in the Mississippi
river by contract. The Deficiency Appropria-
ton bill, as ratu ned amended from the Senate
was taken up and separate vote taken GU the
amendment striking out the appropriation oil
sIS2 700 for books for members AMI delegates
Of the House. 1t WAS lost, and u Comnittto
of Conference was appointed. A bill tromthe
Senate, to stablish an additional Land district
in Wisconsin, was passed. The compromise
tariff, agreed upon by the Joint COMMITTEES OF
Conference, was reported and passed. Mr..
| Campbell, Of Ohio, thus explained its features;
So The one hundred per cent. schedule, aud
80 much of tie old forty per cent. schedule rs
| was not reduced down ty the low schedules or
free list, wsEs cut down to thirty psr cent. All
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

the forty per cent. schedule, including all the
spices and articles not produced in this coun.
try, but which enter into the general consump-
ton, were either put to the FREQ list or on the
four per cent. schedule. Many articles were
brought from the thirty per cent. schedule
down to the lower schedules. The same was
the case with the intermediate schedules be-
tween Q. and j. The House committee Weld
ed to the amendment OF the Senate, which
proposed reduction Of the higher schedules
to thirty per cent, and in the compromise Of
the matter have procured substantially their
Tree list, yielding some immiterill points in
that respect. Tne other schedules wero re
duced about twentyper cent, The remainder
ofthe old thirty per cent. schedule was brought
down to twenty tour per cent The twenty five
per cent. schedule was brought down to nine
teen per cent? the twenty per cent. to fifteen
the fifteen to twelve the ten to eight and
that part OF the old five per cent. schedule
which had not been included in the free list,
was put upon the four per cent. schedule.
Both Houses sat until past midnight. The
Senate agreed to the House amendment to the
Minnesota Land bill, giving 100000 acres to
Alabamy for railway purposes. This is the
same bill in connection with which corruption
was charged.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tur,,ElY, M.AcA 3. 1871.

House met pursuant 20 leJ1urnmcut.
Prayer by tuo Cnhpltn, roll called AID pre-
cesdings OF former day read.
The act enabling the trustees of the Mount
Salem NJ. T. Crurch Cemetery to sell - pottiun
If real estate, was, On nlotlon read u tAsld ana
passed.
Mr.. Dunlap moYei, that tho vote on the bill
entitled ".An aot Tor the benefit OF Normal
Schools, be rccOnsilergd On the question be-
ug put to the House, AMI the yeas and nays
euiled, the motion Was lost.
The uct authurz ug William Deshills to erect
gate across a certain road, was ON motion read
a third time aud passed
The Gct to amend chapter II Of the Revised
Code, was read third time an passed,
Tue bill to prevent swine lrutn running ut large
within certain ilniits in Sussex county, WA o..
motion, rral tho third time, an npon tue yeas
and nays being taken u Jun The first section, Rue
bill WAS lost.
The bill entitled An act to Sc nre thu ii ats
| of married wOmen, WAS read the h;s. aud u sec
ond time by sp ca order.
The bill concerning the reg strntion Of birth,
and deaths, on milton Of Mr.. Lodge, read d third
time By paragraphs, with slew to its pssaag ),
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

On til. 10th of February, Mt her husbands
residence in Now Castle MARY ELIZABETH,
wife Of Robert Dellin, aged 80 years.
In Philadelphia, on the 23th ult; of con-
sumption, ISAAC CLENDANlELS, aged As
years.
Near AIillsboro, Sussex CO., Del, on the
18th of February, 1851 MRS. RHODA
STEPHENSON, wife of Robert Stephenson,
md daughter of Thos. Robinson, ESD, aged
80 years 9 months and IA days.
''Stlr after star declines
Till all are passed away,
Nor sink those stars in empty night,
But hide themselves in Heavens light"
Mrs Stephensons years Of earthly soJourn
wero sufficient to develop character of pecu-
liar excellence. Having mind well developed
and OF superior order, with disposition re-
mlrkably atf1ctioLate and amiablo, she at
trtcted the attention, and won the affections
lmd esteem of all who knew her. 1t may be
smphaticaliy said OF her.
''Tu know her was to love her."
Few lave more largely shared the affections
md regard Of friends, and possessed, in g
higher degree, those excellent qualities which
inspired them. But she is gone.
"Tha fIirest flowers that bloom
Soon wther and decay.'
Her existcncs shed joy and gladness around
the domestic circle, and opened new fountains
Ui love in the bosom OF friendship. Tender
md sacred thoughts of her will ever dwell in
the memories of surviving friends, to solace
their sorrow, deepen their piety, and prepare
them for daarer and LASTING compInionshlp in
the realms OF Bliss.
| She was Tor many years an exemplary mem
4 her Of the NJ. Z. Church. Her hopes were
| strong in the merits Of a Crucilisd Redeemer
| death to the christian is but gentle sleep,
Her soul with joys reyives while friends weep
Eternal home III view where sorrow dies,
Whore bliss untold knows not q tear N sigh.'
J. C. u.
oG}TTIARypo ilif saturday, Ne q
q ofjaaos Wdo Il SG us yseG If his aye oop
a rs y s82sP AL ds eSSf to fph
tt!th TAsEie.g icon was PREACHED by Rev, JiSepl
L d"ay II. IL s s. AZ witt II, M4fP ySni h aa
~ hlsd iris. had TIA lit School, was Sup nm
;aarsstn WIIia ~ which h dloIats bis duty
woSi ~ Wi &i !Syb. by saso word, TIC al
~ .1sn4 ~ Thich ai bss Impressed upon siig,
e P,P,f orl Hill, q Eo: V WooD, By IN tha /, ].
t 1I mr. f. en- na ns y%aas 3 13 az hTohor
a1hatly il onytyftst are 10 sS him p earth
if,thdl 5! G6iseha WaH.ra %srs H. VIZ Al; qs m
VIII e. rS ia GasSat d s s5 Soil ba f
IA G w r ~ X a NJ wS s STds
s r. lie 9a n. sn1 s; q S 9 a. 99 h. S
gnEsio sob slagll have died. Such d 1th gives 70
fg3Fy H @Pst diSa,,y Enil q h!s tfisad1 love he
q. hnyTil9 z ai?s W may well c5cl@iI6 49,.
q i hrins @ think o hoG VI
ieiinu VIII anrtl with Us, blt il huisrp nl nyor
e M Ha i oH u a .' o. Tue but '' i0ra a''
| OF his short pilgrimage on earth
sS1 'lI! s r. b aas' TSg HI II, ,rh
,slii aiS ss , Is r ;Su H. o''"'
TRGt @'aas iar Gim he ISiS Breast.
AMID IL rapidros Of the best
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

Tue LEG1sLAruRE.-W presume this body
will adjourn to-day. The session has been
about the usual longth, over eight weeks, and
has been rather an exciting ono. Bitter feel
ings have existed among the members Of the
Democratic party, still continue to exist, and
considerable length Of time must cllpse be-
fore they can BIO fully allayed. The feud in
regard 10 tho United States' Senator'S, still
continues, and will be renewed whenever occa-
sion may offer.
The Liquor Question has also proved fruit
full source of difference, and, few evenings
ago, member from this county informed one
from Kent, who had signed the petition for a
prohibitory law, that he lco ked Oh his course
as dishonorlble, and that he need never expect
to be elected Goveruor--that III New Castle
county he would, il nominated, be beaten five
hundred votes. The Lottery Question has
also led to much ascerbity Of feelug it being
charged that the existing company have exert
cd an undue influence over certain men, and
that their vote against any new grants was
attributable to that fact, and not to conscience
Be this as it may, it is said that an ex-Con-
gresham informed members from his county,
who refused to vote for new Lottery Grants
that they would never be elected members Of
the Legislature agaiu-Lhat they should nevel
be ro-nominated. We do not impute improper
motives to any man, but we must confess tina
the refusal to call up and pass tho amendment
to the Constitution, prohibiting the charter o.
lotteries after 1862, taken in connection wit!
the vote rejecting or tabliug another grant, !
calculated to excite suspicion i-calculated t
lead to the impression that something is wron!
in Denmark We have been informed tina
Mr.. Armstrong intended to introduce Il neN
amendment in the Senate, to the Constitution
in regard to lotteries, and if he did SO, we sha
endeavor to procure the vote, and analyse il
Mon opposed to any further Lottery Grants, o
conscientious grounds, will certainly vote fo
the amendment to the Constitution, Will
those who are opposed to them for othe
reasons, refuse to do so. We do not wish
ineulpate any one, but should like every ma
to see himself as others see him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

On SVItL.:9..ss E eyyl sS f FE tss late
"a Ghrlslisng NJ, New o!.tle cnunty Delnwiiq,
near fcifs z pe4iltH wis ,nu fHl.HSIIAI ihc ielh
~, % March ls5l The 10 nwIgg DESCRIBED PtTs AZ
= farm: Mi AT, d rs al Ii m n si two unr old
llElt RI ltwn Horse wagon nlRrls nov. DE ON
Hsfasss' sst;wtsnn hasgess 2feis ri"w il"iness,
mi CO, lars, u ub'o Hni sinea TreN. half "a or in
fa9 tNAnA lckigs Cort- heller, BrRl Axe. CArpen-
tAf's u Uis, Wal Ut Poets irr1lT B4pE, lHV
r,,org Fod ltr FARNlNG UTENSILS such a, ram
Gfa es, lows, il'rrnws Gu lvnnrs, trts, Rlhes,
Sihveis Posi- Splie 'sv.; u 30 Chnfr iumi, ~Ltil.
dafs &c, 10 hn,rc AMI Il lot Of KITCHEN lUHNT
LRE' sale 10 onnHis noe " l!Uu.usk, Al, when con-
ma. 81. IiNArHAN EEL. Admir-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

PIERCE IN HIsroRY.-rhJ pablo cArJer OF
General Franklin Pi.rce, Fourteenth President
ufthe UuitJd Statea terminated on Wednesday.
His name is hencefOrth to De part OF history
| and when We consider his sublime virtues, pub
lie and private, We f1ar Tor the lustr5 OF such
names Us Washington, Jefferson, and Jackson,
lest theybe dmnltd by his superior etfulgence.
History will do justice to Pierce. 1t viii give
the proper place to the carly efforts Of his
genius, when it blIzcd eccentrcally but glo
ri0usly in the Justices courts of New lamp
shire. 1t will do honor to his brilliant pIrlia-
mentary talents as exercised ut Concord and
| at Washington. II will panegyrisu his military
services and particularly his grand equestrian
exploits in tho bloody fields OF Mexico. twill
| immOrtaliZe his great inaugural address, with
| its brilliant promises, and it will glory the moro
| than Spartan boldness with which those prom
Uses were successfully broken. 1t will bear
witness tU the noble mlnuerin which he pledged
| himself not to renew tho excitement about th Q
slavery question, and il will also testify to the
super-heroic manner in which he brought about
| the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, as u
means OF keeping that pledge. 1t will record
with wonder the story OF Kansas, and the no.
Bile, manly style in which he managed the adj
Ininstration Of that Territory for the glory OF
the glorious institution OF slavery. 1t will tell
postcrtyln what a courageous spirit Pierce
threw himselfint the embrace of the South,
as means of continuing his blessed Presiden-
tial career and it will tell OF the deep ingrati-
tude ofthe Democratic party, which refused 10
recognize this sacrifice, and rel 1cted his modest
demand fora second nomination. 1t will mar,
ratewith admiration the story of the great naya
achievement Of the destruction OF Greytown
which is the grand military event OF his admin
iStration. 1t will amaze succeeding genera
tions with report of tho diplomatic gloriss o.
Ostend, which were suggested by him. put il
shape and urged to contamination by his sub
ordinates, Buchanan, Soule and Mason, aut
We're only defeated by the extraordinary obsti
, macy Of the American people, which re used tt
permit the government to take up tne trAds {
piracy. Certainly history will have delight
tul duty to perform when it writes the story o
Franklin Pierce's administration. 1t will EN-
| balm his name with tia glorious ono Of JOIN
T Tyler, and ths two will live together, In equa
: glory, in the memories Of subscribing geneva
| tions.--Phiid. Bulletin.
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97-A SklLls be sn!lat PCRLlGSALE on THURS
fFsfifff ~ DAY, dig IyI day Of Ma eli, 8j1 Farm
IFSEftn sltltet MA. RHmbO AIil, B andy Hd,,
, I1aA inilsg from Wnin don, 2 fiona til. Steamboat
WFftnt Gtubb's Landings aud niilrB from Ill, RNi.rnnI
s,m 6 q Gaymon i contains about Aeroso snd,
sn XIV polti2go ihrtvHr Young dim55 with APpl chad
good two SrONE HOUSE, flame BARN. stone milk
House aud wed ot Buod wsEcf with pump. The Rul il In
go9i sgie OF cultivation ai Produces we'll II situated
Allll3, Schools ad pau snf Wn ship. Those wishing to
purchase uge rul TO cal and examine iot hasevs So
mar, RA7NApnGRItfn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

~ TILE subscrhsr lavins rented his arm, will sell
1r-SLNlPU BllC SA .t.,onSATuRDAN, tho 7tl day OF
- Ma: ci, 1871 a. his Farm III r fiun Hund ed a:
y ock 4, NJ tbs llnwuF Parsosn Pnpsry, t. wits
nd 2 ao i2s h9aI Of Mules gair o oxsnl cows 2!
c1lvesi as95 Devon Bnils, Of hon ~ use the
> ain, VI y a great yHrely OF FARMING TTENSI >.
such i6 Nhlon5 Ok earl Dea bras Pows Hn1owA,
Roli9a9 T. ap 81 Agw,S M,cng9, prlls Fans. Reyoy-
ING Rakes; MISC Catlss. Ma r Soy spat a. SA0g Isl
ltgss Faflnq Goafs, tnS; quantity u Hay IN III NOW,
AID nter htlcie5 Too tHtuuS h. mentions The tertls nj no
y sn5 Iui nent note ii pnrcba 'o with app eyed etdn-
Sar, and no tnresi tho eud Of six months II ai pala
promptly II Otherwise interest Euni he ias OF lrnto
q q. IA *.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
EUHLIn EALE-

sZs1z3 THE ~uISNttlBEh yaytns sold riB Farm
ak%TS viii sell y PLHtIC ALE, an MOS DAY.
~=~ he iG'h dHy OF IHrrh, 1871 Mt IL n'-otk, b..
q ~ rcadtmee ng It;rad lg.4I,ta e ~ Rock aah g
lnrui y Re-, w!th fat, sent in all ktnds nf mar,
ness, OLE coming ycQrs old in MAJ rkis has etn
worked i'll d Iuhe amt stHgle harness., co IT. coming
sar 81, "a, re- S q lanei tuoh 'WS, sprisF,ns e
Galt auab'e far or tHu Iorses tnelrl, new ~;
tna1; strais i't he'd tonrhuth, flw>, ilnrrtw aid
Rev,li Horse Rae Fan. Roller shafts. Deafl nrn
S,afl., Cg,tyYtor; Forks, Rnrn shovel. kiGl sad
die lilihe, nesrliuTn Harness. set Of l.ehd NJ
Chuns.2 ST. . ilaruessi Cnlars, Brides Row Cnai
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