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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!
VERY LOW PRTCFS!!

HE subscribers have just received by direct impOra
ton nom Europe and selected from the best Ouses
in New York and Philadelphia the largest assortment Of
House Furnishing GOOdsevsr opened il this city. We call
the attention Of hOGsekeeper and shall feel great plea
sure in showing our goods 20 all visitors.
large supply Of Tea Trays and WUiterss
single or sets OF all sizes, very cheap.
COhee BrnSs Soup Tureens, Covered Dishes, Oyster
Dishes, Coffee and Tea Pots, Panished Block Tin and
Brtania
Plate warmers, Chamber Sets, Bread and Cake
Boxes Tea and Coffee Canisters and all articles made Of
Jspanne Ware in the newest style.
Sausage Cutterss and Suffers at reduced prices,
Knife Boxes and Baskets, MarKet and Clothes Baskets,
Key and Work Baskets, al other articles of willow
Ware.
Cast STEEL Iron and Brass Fire Irons; Fine Iron
stands BrOuzed and steel with marble Bases.
Casters, Cut and Stamped Glass, Plated, Britannia,
OF all qualities; Plated Spoons Forks, Cups &c., DC.
He'd Cords. Siters, Clothes Pins, &C, &c.; With up
wards Of lOOU df rent articles either for ornament
in house kept &.
GTatss-We have the largest supply Of Parlor and
Chamber Crates, selected in New YORK, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh, which we will sell reduced prices
Our STOCK Of Heating and Cooking Stoves is com
pie either for Coal Wood; Our Wrought Iron stove
The z ennessean still maintains the pre- emf
hence, and is sod as rapidly can make them.
OctZ9. MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
LUMBER! LUMBERn

VsHE Subscribers have sTEAM SAW Militia ssassss.
Esl apsrasioa ID J4sEsoa eaaasy Al, ne Nssh-
vile sad aasszuooga Haifgsas scar rteFeFsea Depot
and prepared % fEFu Al E1as g LaaaeF, Aad IN
any auAnGitF, shofest DeGee. IheF respectfully
sasis aFaefs fa Eerses be- hs rtF ef zah we wishing
LabEr g zsE dszer pgsa- faey si asisFsr taber 81
sng dsPat she KAilrs4a-
-epsfs-sn- INGALLS,. FALLY 4 co.
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Pnner Reduced.

TyRO'I and afer 1st of December viii reduce the
r price Of paper to 10 per cent for cash, and TO
all my regular prompt customers and should necessity
arise Il tin farther reduc ion, / viii make Is
Rags are reduced cents, seen by my caro- aooVes
and they delivered my store room Tree Of dray
age clear Of w0oens and silks, and SUBJ eet 70 deduo
ton vet We occasionally receive some very IND uerent
street rag be subject - classification the same
as any other merchandise, and be paa for accordingly
nov2-qw mao w. 5. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
PERKINS 81 CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORL.E ANS.
". \. PERKINS. sept2o-dtW
list RECEIYED,

HANDSOME supply Of Fall and Winter Goods, Gem
n leneus' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
Also good Of Cloths, CAsmeres, and Vest
ings o! which E be made up to order in the most ap
proved .tyle, By r. J. HOUGH, Agent,
sepur No II Cedar street, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

MeCLURE'S MUSIC SALOON,

OF those Justly celebrated Pianos steinway SON,
" A. IL. trale Co., aud SOe0beier Smith, Of New
York which the attention OF purchasers invited-
Also tire largest assOr Iaent OF Music,
Book, Volns Accordeons, Ftutes CareonetIs Fageo-
let's, Drums BaIos al Of which VIII be sold at tbs
lowest rates II you wish baFgaiR best Musical
Instrument CHE Cd hus4cai Store No s., Union
street. JAMES A. MCCLURE.
n r. have every size and pattern Of MelodeOns,
ufactured by Carhart, Needhan Co.. New York, which
sell retau prices Also, large assortment Of
Feather Busters. }. A. M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
NEW MUSIC STORE.
Riddleberger's Eating Honse,

AM ddeberger takes occasion TO announce to the pub
- lie, that the over, he given
enjoyment Of rural felicity" and returned
House is again opened, and be hopes to again the
smiling faces Of his old fri ends and customers, and be-
acquainted with lots Of His tables shall
always be literally supplied with the best market
fords, and little more"
Sept. 1, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
MAGAZINE FoR nEcEmRrR

HARP RS NEw MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
GJDEY's LADY's BOOK.
q RAHAATs MAGAZINE.
Just received ami for sale by JOHN YORK & Co
Nov. 2O--f No. IS mon Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
Rags! RagS!!

OWIsG 70 the financial condition Of the country, and
~ ths great depression Of trade, find It necessary Q
reduce he price Rags &c per b., 70 take elect nom
and after the hrst day Of November 1887 Amer the lst
November win pay Sc cash for good rags and
hope q trade vi zee the necessity OF this course ~ t
trying manufacturers -,,.,.
OctiC-im. W. :. NhAAAaAAN'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
shirts! ShTrlS!!
Kid, Fur and Buckskiu GauntIets.

TJST received another lot Of sHIRTS, warranted OF
y supe- quality, AMI az prices suit he times.
Nov. q. J H. NcGILL
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COM Nj ERCIAL
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

y Z
NASHVILLE. Nov, "A, 1851. I
COTToN-We hear Of 10 sales-1lc freely offered for
good article.
wHEAT-HoIders st refuse sell at the prices offered
559Z-c per bushel.
FLOUR-No change in prices, which are SO so per Dbl
for hne $40 "a IS for superhne; 81 5000 for extra
family brands.
GRoCERIES-There have been considerable arrivals
op sugar, moiasses and fee At the auction sale
LASIR PHLLPs Co. yesterday, the bidding was spirited
and 40 hogheads Of crop sugar coli at ss7<c; 30
bbs moasses at per gallon and 100 sacks Of coffee at
1IE8117se per 10.
Now OrIenna NInnI-nt-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
NEGL,n IfROGANS.

4 LARGE Stock Of No 7 Double Sole Negro Brogans;
- Extra sized Brogtns Double Sole;
And good assortment Of Heavy Kip Boots, and IN
bound Thick sole shoes, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct2A-Lf ~ COLLEGE street.
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II. II. s. b. j. GROOMES.
TVDERTdKERS

II WING recently been burnt out. beg notify their
Il friend and pa that all orders lef. With K. H.
iroore- Co. No. ID College treet, at he shop Of v
Kaugh, 40. tl5 So It'll Market street, will meet with
ruwpt liter ton
a. e. }. e. pr y lie Of the rivht
vr1d 0r.ue MErALIC gAsKEr
davidson county and prepared supJy All orders,
wholesale and retail 81 the snorte notice.
uovT-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

nLOyVS.-HAIiA sresr's psttsbarE Flovs a Asaa sss
So ssisty essls Q. D, eiczEE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

Cranberrey's -
IS " Oranges, in good order;
mOn-, "
Afew more New York Ale Pumps left, AMI win he sold
0h Sa2i Gy e. AoSF BTos9 A.
Nashville, Rome, Carthage, BurksViIIe
and WaitSbOrOs Packet.
BLANCHE LEWIS, CAPT. JOIN L. BATEdAE.,
HAVING purchased the above Boat u7T1R
Il for this trade most respectfully slzEl7F53 "a -
solicit portion Of your patronage. ~
The BLANCHE LEWIS viii run regularly in trade,
commencing her trips the FIRST rise Of water, and con-
tnung through all the boating she is Of very
light drught has excellent passenger accommodations
and adapted for the upper Cumberland All business
intrusted to me shall be promptly and faithfully senie
Nashville, Nov. II, 1887.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS.
- -
The staanch aud approved light water packets
! SEVENTY SIX, BARCLAY, Master,
SWALLOW ALEX. FRAZIER, Master.
! PRINCESS, NJ. AIKEN, Master.
Baying been o thor ao 0ughy oysrhau led
regular day trips. The commandsnts and courteous
clerks Of these steamers, will give at Cincinnati and
Louisville prompt satisfactory attention all ord
entrusted 70 them. For freight passage apply to
nov9-5m. Il II. HARRISON, Agent.
Gentlemen Take Notice.
! rINHAT We now offer offer sale a, our store,
| L NO. 1 D CEDAR SEIS EETs
! the largest and best selected assortmen. OF:
DRESS, PANTS, BLANKETS
FROCK, and VESTS, GLOVES,
OVER-COATS. SEGAWLS, SHIFTS,
Collars, Handkerchief, HaEHose, SC,
CITY and that all goods always Of the very bes
'--'''' CLIFTON ABBOTT,
Gets. Il Cedar street.
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Usr received Of Kid Fur and Buckskin
J Gauntets, and for sale by
Nov. 81. J.. McGILL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
rnnNn ptAp.

Fo,lndsuead- and alonei
There was nobody nsir, nobody near,
When the outrast died on the pillow OF stone'
No mother, no brother, no sister near,
Nor a friendly voice to sootle or cheer
N OF a watching eye or plying tear.
Found dead-dead and alone,
In the roohess street on pillow Of stones
MANY a weary day went by,
While wretched and worn he begged Tor breau,
Tired of life and loving to lie
Peacefully down with the silent dead,
Hunger and cold, and scorn and pain,
Had wasted his form and scared his brain.
Al last on a bed of frozen ground,
With a pillow Of stone was the outeast ionnd.
Found dead dead and alone,
On pillow of stone, in a rooiiess street.
Nobody heard his last faint moan,
Or knew when his sad heart ceased to beat.
No mourner fingered with tears or signs,
But the stars looked down with plying eyes,
And the chill windspassed withawailing sound
Ger the lonely spot where his form was found
Found dead-yet not alone;
There was somebody near, somebody near,
10 claim the wanderer as his own,
And flnd home for the homeless here.
One when every human door,
is closed to children accursed and poor,
Who opens the heavenly portals wide
All God was near when the outeast died.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

VALUE OF RAILROADS TO FARMERs.--We no.
tice in some of the agricultural journals COM
plants OF the farmers against railway COM
pauics; that they take UP the best lands Of the
farm, do not protect the lands, and often kill
the sheep and cattle, aud are Of doubtful util-
ity. This is very shOrt-sighted view Of the
influence OF railroads upon the farming inter-
csts. By opening new markets for districts re-
mote from the City, they often double the
value of farms within few years. Instead OF
a dull market, tho farmers all along the line of
road find it difficult to meet the pressing de-
mands tor milk, butter, cheese, calves, lambs,
pigs, and almost everything that the farm pro-
duces. Husbandry thrives under the stimu-
lus of u hungry market. Almost everything
brings cash n hand, instead OF the old store
pay, with settlement once year. Farm
lands are in brisk demand, and go up in price
forty, fifty, and hundred per cent. We be-
leve that railroads have added enough to the
value of the farms Of this country to pay for
one-half tho original expense of building them
enormous as it IS.
A fire at st. Louis, on tho night OF the 30th
Iilt., destroyed the scale and safe factory
Beard x Bro. Loss 100000.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
raVnRN rTousN FOR SANE.

In TIE Furnishing TORN Of IIItHtn2toH, ma.
IA ssf'G sa aSa 2ss ss% W Ne psS ass
IEssM road from Smyrna TO ChesteIiowH. Ii is also
ullRA- about 10 miles from Mddlelown station. fhe
House is well built, commodous and hney oeaod, being
the Street mt the junction of the twp roads ahnNe
nImo1 Fhe has ten good glIg rooms the sec
ord story and space enough for several in with
{ ;ur good rooms down stairs.
Tbs tabling is all good, Fullrepnrs have been ma 10
upon the property within the last four years, which to-
getheI with is convenient cation render il very de-
sable property. liberal credit VIII be given for pnrt
ldalia Manor st. Gsorges, Dell, Oot9-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

MURDERAND ROBBERY 4TTHE HIGHLAND nIan,
LANDS, N. Y, Angus; MA young man named
Alfred L. Moses, barkeepor at the Sea View House,
Highlands, had his throat cut about O'Clock this
morning, while In bed. liz Lived about three houIs
after. Coroner Connury hrld an ante mnrtem ex<
animation, III which the man stated taat tho took
keeper OF the house, one Donue,ley, cut his throat
and hon robbed him u q considerable sum Of money
part Of which no had won from DOnneily last light.
lie requested that the money, ii found, should be
sent to Mrs Matilda Gnnklia, Philadelphia. Don l..
nelly was in custody. portion OF thc money wa 5
found in the water eosei.
TWO MEN SHOT IN BaLTTMORE.-on Sun,
day night last, shortly after nine O'clock, Il man
named John I. Berroy was deliberately shot, while
standing at tho corne. of Baltimore anu North sts ,
by one Of party Of youug men who were seen Turk
ing at the opposite corner. This Is but ono of
several cases Of viOlenoa that have occurred in the
city during the last tWeutyrtUur hours, Early
yesterday nnrnius, man nansi Clnupr was
shot by Lewis Sherman, with whom he had pre-
vous diiisulty at drinking hOnse. Bptn men
were seriously wounded
Photographic dispatches from Buffalo say tina
the prize fight between the twa lrlshmeu Duminick
Bradley and s. S. Rauk,l, both Of Philadelphia,
for thousand dollars side, took placS Oh an island
about fourteen miles from that city, in presence VI
about four thousand spectators and that Brady was
the victor. 0Ae hundred and fifty three rounds
were fought, Rankin being knocked down over ono
hundred times and SO badly beaten tina: he is not
expected to survive The time occupied 10 Tho fight
was two hours and hitv seven mlnutoS. 10th mgn
are tavern keepets
VERY slsaULAR-BLED To DEArn = The Bangor
me News says: ''Under the proper head may be
found reCO .ded the death of child OF Rev. MIR.
Cary, Of Bradford. The little boy bled to death,
from a Iuncture of tho skin We are informed that
this is tho third child lost by Mr. Cary from the
same cause The blood lacks certain plastic con.
stuents and if we understand arightis not confined
10 the veins 80 that the least runcture of the skin
causes the blood to fpw till death ensues
A WIFE.-The Grenada (Miss.l Republican un.
deretsnds there Is II lady, not one hundred miles
distant from that place, who has blessed her bus
band with the eighteenth heir since God joined them
together as man and wife, She has given birth TO
wins Ave times and, = few weeks since, was de-
lirered of trio, who are said TO be remarkably
fine looking ard doing we'll,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06


MISSOURI TO BE A FREE STATE.-From let
ter from one Missourian to another commnui-
Gated to the Boston Traveller, we extract the
following paragraphs
stIt is idle to think Missouri will continue a
slave State. 1t is impossible. Destiny, thu
irresistible thread of opposing influences, in
unmistakeable lettering has already declared
otherwise. Kansas is virtually free now
Three iourths of our borders are already press
ed by the flooding emigration from The free
States II some of il has passed our boundary
INTO Kansas and Nebraska, checked by the in-
teriority of soil, timber, climate and govern
ment, it is turning back upon us like sudden
~ impeded flood. Under these girdling inhu-
ences, slavery in Missouri must perish. Ii is
destiny, and above, far above, partisan control.
In this way il will gradually disappear, with
ontany violent disruption OF the relation of
master and slave and in the way it ought to
DC allowed TO disappear without in the least
impeding the gradual and steady influences
now blighting the institution, and driving it
over the border
Though born and bred in slave State,
and a Shareholder myself, do not regret the
gradual process of emancipation going on
around me. 1t Is for my interest and tho COM
mon interest OF the State. 1t will breal; down
the opposition in the northern States to the
great central railroad to the Pacific, through
Missouri. 1t will no longer 6o consid
cred as running through u slave State, and
will be taken ont of the boiling cauldron OF
slavery politics. 1t will no longer bo present
ted as sectional, but as a central, nationalrll-
road. The northern States are the majority,
and five treat them right, the road is ours, for
it will also be the nations road over the c on
tinent.
"SectiOnalism alone can kill it the people
of Missouri can kill sectionalism, at least among
themselves. Let us do it and let Missourians
take not the position assigned her by politici-
ans-the outpost, the battle ground Of slavery
but the proud position Tod has Designed
the heart Of the nation, fed by the great wa
tiers of the valley Of the Mississippi, and CON
tinental railroad.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

NEW CAsr = COUNTY, JuNE nth, l9J7.
I IPDN The application of JnsEru GOULD, AduiniStfa.
- tor of SAMUEL iOuLp, late Of Chrlstana Hun
ired ~ said County. ncCcnssd II is ORDERED Hnd
lreCedhy the Reg thHtthe Administrator alUTesa4,
give ntee o. The granting of Letters of Administration
thereof; by causing advertisements To he posted within
forty days from tho date of such Letters nsx ni
public places 1.-THE county of New CASTLE requiring all
persons having the Estate, TO present
same abide by an ACT Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. Aud also the same to be inserted
withinthe san'o period in the Delaware Republican,
paper published IN Wilmington, and he nOntnu-
rL therein Two ppniIs.
49, GIVEN under the hand and &ea '0l Office Of the
SB.S3 Acknowledgements ut New Castle, in New Cas-
{-s~t tie County aforesaid, the dry and year above
written. PETER u. YANDEVER, Register,
NomCE.-Allp persons hHvng claims hgnnstthe rs
to the Admnisrnur on before the 18Th day Of Jnne
1885, abide the Act of Assembly y such tase made aud
provided. JOSEPH GOULD, Admir-.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

NEW CAsTNE CnrNfY, IULY G. IT, 1851.
1 lpON the Application OF Martha Campbell, ENeeuriX
y orihe last WIN end ftstaiet Of James Campbell late
Of christina Hundred, said County, decr;iset
ORnERED and directed by the Reelster that up Ike
Documentary upon the Estate the with HE
dat granting thereof, by causing mens be
pos cd Wlthln forty days fro the date OF such Letters
n sly ufihn most pubic places OF The county Of New
Estate, 10 present he or abide by Act of As
sumbIy duei mate and provided And also cause
tie Shinu Ia he inserted within lie period in the
Delaware Republican,, q ntTspapeI published in VIII
wi Given under II e i.nrd ana seal ilice of the
SL, Register aiOresGd ~ New Castle in New Gas
t,~~-N tie Count n1nTesal the day and ear above
written. PETER Il. NANDEVEH, Register.
NurlCE.-All persons having ell q inns gninsth ELS
tatenl tbs decersud uus present he spmcu ya ed
to tho tx acGirX Deore the 9Th day oi Jnly, 1885,
VIleI, MAR TIA CAMPBELL ENectitTi x,
ChRIsrtANA lin. JULy GTn iU57.-inly 2mn
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
For SALE.

m A beautiful Farm situated within mile OF
G4lf seaierd pssy county Deidware a. nc ,e
iaa. 5h Acres of good aIij, and completely lerenu
with good post aid rail fencing, ana dlylheu INTO heu
from 50 TO Oh acres IN each; lt ui good ne Dhk
qnr Chesnnt tmber The buildings are splendid nSe
eiLanng 10 well finished rnms, with agoUd cellar un
der the main hnildnS; stabng, carriage house. grhnIy
aud otlrr bindings, which cannot he bull tor tHs
than Of 5NgO There heeuligl lawn # ~ aores
in front vi tho BUILDINGS, md runs beautifully 0u the
main road There excellent water at the dwelling and
good water the Farm for sogk. Lime can be mad a.
tho wharf Sen ford OF by Rail ROndnt 7oB, per hiShe
Tho Hu this farm is light ham with clay snt oil and
excellent nT all kinds of crops. Price ~ per acre,
or cash, balance mortgage. For lnte full pnrlGnals
SAIL on TuR0poRg PR!cE, ESD nj Sehiord; or ire I'm
trrsignel a. Newark, del. JAMES ii. NAY -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06


SHOT ny a NEGRo.-A correspondent OF the
Austin Intelligen0er, writing from San Antonio,
under dato Of July 14th, says man named
Gumbcrt, painter, was shot and instantly kill.
ed, on Sunday previous, by negro, under the
following circumstances: Gumbert had been
on spree on Sunday, and lay around the new
marlse. the greater part of the nighti he then
went down towards the bridge, and entered
the premises of Major Chiffon, the paymaster,
for the purpose of lying down and having
sleep. Major Chiffon was absent, and the ne
gro had charge OF the place, and perhaps, sup
posing him to be thief. instantly shot him.
rms Is melancholy occurrence, as the de-
Ceased leaves wife and six children. The
.de9 OF theft being his object, is preposterous,
ior NO had large property in San Antonio,
besides ranch on the Guadalupe, and was
known as an honest and generally industrious
| man.
DISTINGUISHED ARRivALs.-Among tue pas
sehgels by the steamer Europa, ut Boston, are
Two young English noblemen, who have proba-
niY come over to make the tour Of the States.
they are Lord Altborpand Lord Heryey. Tho
ilrst is the SON and heir Of Earl Spencer, de-
scehdent OF the great Duke Of Marlborough,
ana nephew of Yiscount Althorp, the dis.
tihguished statesman, who was chancellor of
Tue eXchequer in the Melbourne administra-
tioh. Lord Heryey is the second son of the
Marquis OF Bristol. They are both quite young
men, under 70, and unmarried.
10 piece of rock about me hu ndred ions vegbt
tell from nrecipiee at Goat Island, Mia cara, on
Sunday badly woanding three persons who Tere
beneath.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

gl I'M NIITI snhsDflefW VIII yell nj
EssiA u following Described liea Estate lptrthp
lEssM pprpertN Ui James Dauaey, decauArd,
lsAAA Mill Crtek Hundred, New Cast leCnuniy, State
Of Delaware, tho Fat m kuOwn the inno fhrn IN
VIII CHI tie said James Denney deceased. lately led
situated on tInupper rad leains Flu ~at ton ~ New
ark, and distant abuut miles irIm Stanton and miles
rom Wilmington, Dali cnnt1 inn5 about nU creH, some
hveof which Is ~ Tiber, and the balance IN cleared
land, and N high state ut imp and well VA.
tered, having running streams in nearly avery field hr
buildings are largo two story Dwelling House ana
Kitchen, large stone Barn with slablInR underneath
Corn cribs, iranary ,Sjke house and all necessary m
building, and all IN gnMt repair, failing We'll p
the best lwater. and puppa the door. There is 4
prime Apple aud Peach Otclard this property and
ynretyn other rultH Posse sion will begtven on The
25th day OF March next. JAMES DENNEY in.
Dec. lift, 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
Farm for Sale near Delaware Gil
FARM AT pRYVAocIi SANE.

- 'rfE subscriber vii offer at Private Sale
S1asElSS the Farm ON which he now resides stunied
lasaIfe1 ia Mill Greek HundIed, New CHsile cOun'y
aas1 state Of Delaware, adjoining land sOf Maxwell
E2A b. Oche.tren, James SprmBef, lsa 10 euten
e=9 halt, aud others containing 1903 acres, lhnnt ~
OfwOud land, miles from Whington aud miles
from Ria rnad at Newport, it Is DIVIDED lntU enclosures
with water in every field; the land gnnd state
cultivation. having recently hGcn lined The improved
nens ars SUP stantIal two stur siono house wi three
rooms on the first hoof and fur the second.
spring house over an never failing spring. barn b, 60
gOn aud carriage house, and hOr necessary buildings
all OF which good repair; the Farm is convenient
school, churches mills, is in an excellent leiRh
borhool and worthy the attcgtea Of those wishing
to purchase. JOSEPH POOLE.