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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

NJ. Eptros; l'erml, me. through
ysw eSe~''-~, rsrcr, to call the al
,ee,iee 1t the l,-rwcrass " North
Mississippi. Ia the name Ut q y.
liOOkfh u Jackson. ~ = cDA.
date hoe n. caace u Attorney tsv~vr.
al lleha lawyer every wsy qnaIi
6-i ~ sAs sol~. As a sp-sAer. NV
.sssl him. end he h a State Right.
leWwcrss u N. J.s'ersee schssi.
iscw - way 10 call the attention. Il
ell tsus Democrats I. BIZ hsss~ than
sApssa your wildly ciralA ing ~.
per: sheresee. Dsmccss,s-Ne "a
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NORTH MISSISSIPPI.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

We are under renewed obligations
"a the proptic,ots cf lis sl., rsrvr,
ior an exchange II their pdl! The
~lib~raIty " ucl NJ, Nahcn. H. chief
editor. towards vs.. have iar ~escscIyi
our m-ri,s. aud W. nah, but an iudii
irrrnt r.,utn when W advise our
lt,bis Ia p%a,ruuise the Bally,h
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

tur merchants have Revived ,h,it
srtinr st,sk ii goods, AND err now
rssdy 10 simply every article IN their
line On as god terms a. they Cau le
had IN Mrmphss W. hcpc our s,,i.
ssss will IN, fail 10 ccme In . and
rsaMias t.r themselves. II wa want
'1i,l and caolc-' GENE a, cncc. as,l
w lncs ysa viii Ne PLEASED
II yeu wcvld like 10 50, a huc large
s,oss rpssa. uv,l oiled with handsome
ssvkessls. call al Bradford \ Mar
tins. ssa you all M, h disappointed
nssd y J. Trsm-l's aisu,isc,acn,
Of teen property fur sac.
Speaking ct psi1ng. reminds rs
that ~ sv indebted To our alsrchsass
NESTS. GFscaLaum h HARVEST lat
les u ase cigar. They ar. business
mea abe understand how to puff
,heir goods. Asd walr Us put s'~'
They arv fcsa ci the ladies' ND k~-,
n standing n their csaN,ss A.
sksw.
!. Es-sybes'y nov a-ds,s want I'm
jeve,vy. ssd Il You ~ul call at Had
svsd 4 nartis's. shs Ds,us xill ria
Ne Ia" and skt yss os," viii ss-s,
thing eme and nice. IN Jus, ~ line a
all. Mad tkris cs,d.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

~ ~ Wrnn. Chairman of The
Auilllne COMMITTEE. " ,he New Pre-
by t.rim Church. uakcs The last ~
peal to suhscribcrs 10 pay ap Sui
ctlbers hal almost ~ we'll ~. The
printer, az 10 owe TT ,hclf Church
Fay ~, seellcmeu, pay up-and The
Committee will finish the work IN a
short time Whom It Is finished, Il
viii NJ, ouly be an hoaor IN those
Nho have assisted IN building II. hut
t1 Pamela Nothing spceks better lur
Iuvn than IT, public Luiljlsg.. and
sr hope thu subscribers viii no, ptO.
Dsstiuatr longer. hu, r,Y ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

Though other voices greet me-,
ind nlhur forms | 500
Though ! may never mret 'hcc,
m think ot thee
When bitten BY m%natuiio',
w iortarsi ~ q lea,
~ plagued b, rats anil beibus',
~ think Of thee
SAT GHKtS.
YES. Sal, you'll think cf "thre"
when yuut other bcau ain't near.
Thee heard your little couaab the
other LAY heard you say ''hc Is not
mrh," Meaning "lhcc Thee
thanks ,ou Tor ,cur Kind rcmem'
hfincc, hu' hopes you won't larry
VA Thee" account, ~ Thee" has
mad, arrangements Tor soutr onc els,
to 'thipk ii 'lh.r.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

~ The ladies Viii holu aud
s,,t a vun,cf, ,i ,u AMI m.iru
m,nlal muslu, pn Mondal a' Iucs
d1} evenings, the llth and 18th Of
Nav neat the pmereds To- be- ap
plrl ~ The completion IT om mw
rresbl terrain Church \ mafuherut
upper will be prepared ~ The ooca
hon ,ud lAp Ma paiu Hall Nu serve
- p%arlns,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15
q communications.

cai WAap--l h. uut suuw who Is
the aaihur IT the following newspaper
vail. but u brraihrs = sentiment that
horli forever abide IN every hus
AMI tgagt NrNEm,T
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15
CAROLINA NOISE,

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NJ NJ p1lIS. re y.
r1NliS nd c.ipli he'd llhu located m
Shelby street, near thp' t,ayosn, i,
.ull conducted J.! the uude.ia,ni. whc
is lssttuu. % return BE thanks o. hi. nn.
m'rou patrons tha, hive e,x,ainci him
thus far, H. wi,hc. o coiliiMutc " the
patronage Of h. Iri MI. atp. the public
generally. H. rtluisr. " furnish hi.
itllc Wtlh good aud Vho'r..ne fare, anil
hi. hwi. Nth r.eau linen. AZ Tie I'm.
nihusss. 10 The tt, atr it.ap. IN ctn
ysying person, % nnd 'rpS H. several
kallruals, liz pt 'ss a. 10 iVIlossi
Bntri sod Lodging rs n. iN ~ 80
supper, Logging ,ai 81 ia, y
Single Mes. 81
LJd sing %
Film DAVIS
Nsmpl,. Tenn. ipui II. l>ii..,m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

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lbe uiInla fiua "lillian uu lhe NJ Z
page n ihla paper W. lare 10 loht
lttm lillian uflsn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

EsTKAv-fsA~a ~ ~ Z. 7. Sswshy.
living eight nil-s sess II Pswsta,
% the T~slahssehi~ Rives. sss sarsell
flas~s. eth q .sslr fsrs anil s~yrrsis~l
~ ell ~ y. u JssNkS.
(trttt i<i-auls n 4. 4.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

~ tAst \ saAs yesr wca,h ~.
tss - svsa QpsAs's kssssrwrs, II
- usbsAy ssa Clsnpassei Read
hssyassi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

10 sou want d Hinl tmltu
1890 p,iuw ,ali in ~ handel 10
bee rlanlei liolel 49, taom hove
r,h lhmurrd With ladi,, Iot lRu uf
brru lt,H uts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

cmyu copsr me m,' lprw oi
iht Circuit and uhahrrfY Court ir
l%'lpHlt county wll muHauH uH
lhp .ithul day neat
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

new SPRING
Goods
Bradford 4 Martin,
4 RA IN receipt oi their l,rsc and com.
IA plgtc stock Vf SPRING ami SIM.
MkR GOODS. Which ,hay are oavt,ng
very isw tfuF ,hs tWie.) To cash custom.
cr., or IL such a. pay rtNcTtAliS At
tn md ~ Tho yeas euil,lsiiag 10 part
~ tn fo.lowin.
Grnfispss aai bus CLOTHING
Of the hates, .,,lss ,ni bas. quality.
SHIRTS, Collars, Neck ! les, hi
Hose, shoes, Boots, Hats,
Ac.. 49,. Ac.
LADIES GOODS
SiAs, BHeg's, 0sgiaahs Jurk0-
Heis, Pnisf,, Gisghtms, Ea-
tf,btuss
FANCY BoHNrrs best and iatcst
s,yies STRAW goNNETS.
Nanfiia,. S,fk ssl Cation H~isf,.
Gior-, T.rist.i Ma Mists, uhais5ens.
Hardware, Qic.nswarc.
Quiuiuc. Faten, Medicines,
Blue Mag, &C., g.. Ne
Buggy lIaV saddle, IindN~.
Martingalrs. ncrsr and Nulc 90,
lars, Harness anil 1'racr Chains.
Log and iinh chain a ,rty
superior Cotton WbE h
mrstics and Drills , llau,ets'
Linen, Tictiug ,ici,unad-. hne
CLOTHS AND uASSiMhRks,
vrsiings, etc. che.
sk2-S,hcol Bs,is. stationery.
and superior Gatl Pens. ~. -
We respectfully invite the cammuui,y
10 call anil examthe our stock. n. W
,hini We can please beth With ,srs,, q
price ani tuality.
BgADrurp A NARrlN.
Tanala, Nrsil Is, los Iii
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
Com m erGi |.
1yiI,ninslou I1nri,rt-, sEF.. 10


FLouR.-During the week the receipts have
considerably increased, and -four has declined
fully 25 cents per barrel. Good brands from
country mills selling at SIS 62aS6 10 Extra
81 CO.'S 90. Extra family So O0aS 50. Rye
flour 90, yellow meal, IS, white so.
GRAIN.--Wheat 81 10. Corn 40. Oats 80.
Rye So. Timothy seed, So 00aS %. Glover
seed 81 90.
MILL FEED.--Middlings S5c.a95. Best
Ship 45cts. common ship BIC. Shorts, 20.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLoua AND MEAL.-The Flour market pre-
sents no new feature. There is but little in
curry, either for export or home consumption
and only,a few hundred barrels are daily sold
at $5baS5a per bbl., for fresh ground from new
wheat, and So for old. Sales to retailers and
bakers, for fresh ground at S53a$0 per Dbl,
and fancy brands, from Sc up to $751;. Rye
Flour is now selling at 81 80 per DBL, and Corn
Meal is held at 81 per barrel.
GRAIN.-The receipts Of Wheat Continue
quite large, though the market is Inactive
Good red is held at 81 2Oal ., and 81 25a1 ~
for good white. sales of choice Kentucky al
ST IS, and very superior Roanoke at ST 20
Rye is steady at rs cents. Corn is dull, and
light sales are making at 74a15c. Oats are in
demand. Now Delaware and Jersey are sell
| ling at from 30a31 cents per bushel.
Cloverseed is quite scarce-smail sales from
first hanls at S7s per Ga lbs. Timothy is bring
| ing SSa3a per bushel. Or Flaxseed the market
| is bare and it is wanted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

GOmmlttee,-MglOr john Jones, w. keYb0ld
Anthony Reybold, IL f. Reynolds George Maxwell
George W. Karsner
SEED GRAIN,--For the best variety and specimen
IF Seed Wheat not less than half 5ushel S. SECOND
hest, 2 for the best specimen and variety IF corn
sheled or in the ear, net less than half bushel, 2
second best, !; for tho best variety and specimen oil
Oats, not less than bushe, p Aecond bess l. fol
the best variety and specimen tf Irish Potatoes not
less one bushel, 2; second best, L.
Committee-Joseph TalnalI, A. Bidierman, c.
H. Gordon, j II, Price.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND BREAD--For the best fresh
Butter not less than lbs, So; second pest 2; for
the best new milk Cheese, g. second best 3; fol the
hest Bread, q for the best potted preserved But.
ter, not less lhaA 20 lbs, and mot less than two
months cid, 8; second best, 9.
Commilteo-T. Jenifer Adams, Samuel Buzby
j Il. Ellison, VIM. McClulley, D, James, William
Copper, Samuel McsGulley.
FRulIs AND VEGETABLES. For tho hest and
greatest variety of Fruits 49, second hest q for the
best dozen Apples, !; for the best dozen Pears, ];
for the best dozen Peaches, i for the best and create
est variety OF vegetables, 8; second best, 2.
Comnittee-H. II. j NaG, J. i Porter, James
Morrison, Thomas Clark, W s Fleming.
HoSEY-FOr the best hive or box Of Honey, 81;
second best, |,
-Cs@miIteo- Robert MoCabe, W, S. Passmore, ].
NJ Woods
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

another Murder in Kent (ounty.-On IhurS,
day evening last, a murder was conmiiiou u
Pennington. The particulars are as ionoMs
Two colored men In the employ Of Jesse hee-
nan, who carries on steam mill, mad soine
angry words, in relation to lantern upon ~,
firing to bed, when one of the negroes haipsa
James Jones stabbed Henry Clay Ralston "a
several places-one of which was in the aboo-
men and proved fatal. He died on Sataroa
afternoon last. A Coroner's Inquest was heiu
on Sunday afternoon, when the jury renuereu
q verdict In accordance with tho facts above
stated. Tho prisoner was taken in charge "
the coroner and is now in prison at Dover, 70
await his trial for murder at the next term OF
the Court They arc represented as having
been industrious, peaceable men.
Disgfacefui.--W are informed that several
men entered the peach orchard of Rev. MI
Brienkle on the Kenneth pike, on Saturday
night week, and after having helped themselves
and scattered the fruit about and destroyed q
considerable quantity Of it, they stopped at the
house, and threw stones through the windows
of the conservatory, and did other damage
On the Rev. Mr.. b., coming out to demonstrate
with them, they assailed him with curses and
the most vile billingsgatc. His sons returnin
home, at this iuncture of affairs, the party took
to their heels aud made OIL,
"lfitford ~ Excitement. '-The item in our
paper oil MONDAY ana which ulSO hppeuis ~ thO
fourth page of our wcokly paper this mornlng,
under the above caption, wasput in circulation
from improper motives. Had we heard the
names and understood the character OF all the
parties, we should have seen its improbability
and passed it by as undesorYing of notice. 1t
should be treated as all other pieces of scandal,
which are originated to create little excite
ment in village lie.
Held 10 Baii.-James Mc1ntire, I. Holmes,
Charles Smith Jas. McNitt, and Jas. Edwards,
arrested for being accessory to tho death of
George Dickson, negro, had hearing at New
Castle, before Chief Justice Gilpin, on Mon
day morning, when they were admitted to bail
in tho sum of $1,000 each. VIM. Ruth, John
Tweed, Isaac Grubb and one or two others
went their security for their good behavior and
appearance at the next term of the Court 10
answer for the offence imputed to them.
.arrest.--A man named James McManus was
brought before Esq. Wood, near the now
bridge on The Brandywine, few days ago,
charged with attempting TO rob Thomas Reece,
a blacksmith at DuPont9, whom he had met on
the Kcnnett turnpike. He was fined SIS and
bound over to keep tho peace.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17


Post office, 9th and King streets, Wilmington,
on Saturday, the 10th day of September, at 10
o,eloel,. A, M.
c.h,,n, comr,;t,oas aud al fr;ondu NJ adrca-
-, ~, o,,,,,o.tt,, ,,,,,;.oa a. attend
T.nn n,aTr ,,u.,s.
n .LurW -''''''
VS.. HIi,I,Es (Committee.
THEO, HYATT.
A. II, GRlMSaAW, Supt. Com. Schools.
tnh rum VuEsFios'-We were unaer inc nm
pTeeeion mat every man making pny pretension 10
morality, muoh 1855 reiigloni was IN iayor OF max
ips sono enapge III 'he peVer Jaw ior tue suppress
hoh u iu'eperanve ehao'eu at mo iass session VI
ne LEGISLATURE, oue y seems mat We "e'o IN ertoI
US inc Eai'0r u sne oaAe''e' hotw'ns'hhu
''ne u" n'e y, a'u
somes " 'n' Va 'n' pes'HS i'Se"'' Jaw W.
S,ains .nal HH"si 'ne ~ uhln''Ois "a" '"' wy vas
Aiou VIVA siosso'ieS' 'n"' 'he Jaw was iai
mat never pei'fo Wefe 40 many drunken men seen
III our sueels anu u VIII oe hihhy years pel0Ie 'ne
experiment Oh rrohiptory liquor law "il asa'n
Deuiea' we were haraly prepared iOf Aucp sweep
lhg dec'atauols itonl mo eui'of VI 'ho 'aAe'V No
We nad 'houSnt tna' ~ n"a S!'ue eonSo,en'o is.''
ana was Dos feauy OF W'ips :" ieiu Is "iu " 0ou
ueou 'he ste'ute pooA u" "n'sn PeiN i's u"
ale mousse OF GROCERY on every corner Oh eur
and at every cross Ioao IN our STATE MINING tue
lana with atunhaios' ana loaaihs 70 orihe' PHupe
Ism ana soala, But IL seems saas ppsty lpeuoss
"tn 70 COMM" strange ac.s, 70 pray 0"e way a"1
Nole sh0'neF, 70 as6 goa 10 senu Peaoe anu g'eu
Va" w sA''h WV" Vae "so",", "Ano WIN 'uo "en
'Ns' "u'"'N' "au' ""'ou ms '"o 'VaA"y W.
pNupos"n' s''i'o, p'oOu0"s" maN N,"iuof' -. 10.
10 " 'uO'o VIM m''o ,iAeneu uH'' "nSI .
nss arc ar "lou'i Dat "ltnlh aro i"i' Va
soiup''on' tua' tho pEoh'oi'Oiy "a" olohot up
"'ns eApeO'a'oAs o' 'nOSe Mho enacted W. may DC
"'s.osu 4" wv 'ON"u's u .neiouuots Vi tne Deuo
si".40 p't'S WV 'u0oaias'u men 70 Vi0'a'e ~ ny
ne" e0nan'ie''Vn' Vi 10 uh infringement Oh prl'
Na'e .isu. pu 'hFs"'en'hs " nave II iepea'ea' II
a VIM saini 10 70 soOa '''ihsns mao onoeaVoteu 70
.usAih 'piS Uon uoussa act LOT .ao sup preston Of
"- '''Is " ''0t ~ PaiY'n "ouiN Hoto
'Ao poOA u ms ''ine, ahu 'ne result
ms, .,ar,o 49, ~, S'a's
I;oror low viii o,air 10 ,-,oa -, ~,
ha ouino 10 Tho sona,,, ,r - y w." w..
.di,or os tho ,,.,otto III 80,
,ot lova nar,v hetor tho, ,,o;, ,,ti,,;an 49,,
H., .to ,ro,on,. oe ma, -. ~, !,
Tha,o Ia suai,isnt nun,bar or or
in th;s s,,,o WITH tboso ,,ho or, j.
favor If temnaranee and va, make no nrofcss;ons of
,al;o,or 10 ,Ioco an fla st,tn,o hoot. rr.,,o, -
.,,o,nina Low or,b;t,;tr, ia ,rogs H. -
h.va-..o ;r,ha,, ,o,,II 80 ~. h,,a1ss...
-, M, - - ~, ~
e' y ps''1e'' "'N ''"' 'N'"' 's''1' 'A''ii "''''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

QUA MANUFAoroRIEs.-We learn with re-
greet that owing to the high price Of cotton, the
low price of goods, and the deranged monetary
soudition of the country, the manufacturers in
this city and on the Brandywiae, have reluc-
family consented to work only half time, and
were it not for the sake of their hands, many
ofthem would doubtless prefer to cease opera
tions entirely until there was change in the
market for the better. Several oft the manufac-
turers In the eastern States have also suspend
ed, and our people will be taught practical
lesson in regard to the fallacy Of the free trade
doctrines which have been from time to time
30 industriously circulated, that may work
change in their views. The excessive impor-
tation of goods from Europe, has had the effect
not only to encourage speculation, over trading
and eItravagant habits, but to increase our
Indebtedness and take immense sums of gold
which should have entered into our circula-
tion, and addict to the business OF our coun-
try. We may now see tho folly of which we
have been guilty as nation and if our rulers
are wise the evil may be corrected the coming
winter, Tho general suspension of business
will check overtrading, but tho suffering con-
sequent on 1t stoo great, particularly as other
remedies can be provided. A protective tar
iii would have prevented this revulsien, loss
and suffering. The great demand for our
grain occasioned by the failure of crops in
Europe, and the discovery of gold in Calitor-
mia, kept of this pressure for some years, but
theyacted only aspreyentives, and now that the
demand for the one has fallen off, and the pro-
duction of tho other is not equal to meet
our indebtedness the crises has come, failure
has succeeded failure, suspension followed
suspension, until panic has been created that
will not soon BIO forgotten. Business opera.
lions of all kinds have been checked, gram
and goods have fallen in price, and there is
little or no demand for anything but money,
excepting always the food necessary to sup.
port life. We trust however the worst is ov',
and that in month at tarthest the cor,ntr
shall have recovered, and business of >, III kind
will be as brisk as ever. We wij' howeve,
again remark that proper protect ION to preyer
the excessive importation of foreign goods
the most certain remedy t., prevent recur
renee Of a similar state of affairs.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO BRICK


sess TnAI wit sell tbs wood saye on Nv aetes y
ss8 and. lying mmeitH ely Oh N!soisil9n nNbTn,
yessel car load within % leet q inc ghStet nhS
1907 a q, water at anv Of the TIDE al ne ennLn
oil no aforesaid river, ~ the fhtrshee q ts ng tus
timer Rn wool cnN7stl ufall kgl4p 1nk SUI IlnS'
hoh egn Eqil tie landing tar 81 g3pet COTS,
Within ~ Ierl th1 yof. Terms o. sula eheb v tns
ieh g ia 1sri bu5pe's rarely meet Mi,b s w.
nnnnrIurifiys as lhe luvp, Ihp purchaser Shu 1ass,"
Ysssr 10 cut m II ira solj ii The gTsund ~ agt an ne
ing oEa-itittu s5; wup Is worth on tee .l " t;s
r2}er sh1 Ijti. = So and Pine S2.S5 Persons Nlse
ins 10 bus hs "a I'M, aSrs Ia
rriei land WHO l E.Ne AN uEtHcr ilniur uhtluh tHS
may npp i X 's'4'' +"' JHVEN PEFTlJOhN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17
VALUABLE al MILL PROPERTY AT FUB.
LIE SALE

IA TllK subssrlher will loIf,r ut pubIc sao on
Esi{A Tuesday, the 18Th daytN October next, at tha
igssm Court House door IN flkton, that yaluibo mil
IAkA. property known the Red Atlll,h at west
ond ~ 3lktOn, with about 80 HereS OF land in good stHe
Of cnltivatinn with good dwelling, bnru aud other
buildings THIS properly is bea!itilnlly llcated on u
r tie En- with an abunant supply 81 water for The mil
NAVIGATION. Ii Is desirable properly both residence
nm FIR tie milling business. further description IS
deemed Unnecessary parties desiring to pur chase wi
examine Tor ihensel Ives. Al tract 81 Land near the
ag33lnhs ine lni o. N hiaIyt ilsq,, hlS ueniy
ham 0aI c5nsting nl 32nrrss, roofs and pcrehes,
with snHl. dwelling and Barn nDbu it, Also, tract ni
land adjoining the abjye and lying between The Elkot
ana MOI inGlIn Road and the hkton and North ttast
tract there is bganu buildlng sta commanding al,
extensive Wow OF the surrounding country. Au, tract
OF land adjoining the above on the opposite side Of !e
DAD eallng rem Ektpn 70 N9rlh East, adjoining "
acres, rood percls. These tracts viii spl aepsy
ate on together as may be deemed most desirable. SHe
known by MARY PuRNEtl.
Sent, lILIt-ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-17

List OF New Books Just Published.
TAOS SIDE, hy Marion Htrlaal.
IVA Impending Crisis OF tha south. How 10 meet IT, bg
Gs az Is9sa, uistoyySf the Territory until June
1851, ty luln II Chou, NJ, D., -
Adam ir4ema OF AIossSsNy, by Mrs. Olphant,
Mrs, ialnaioa, Loves uftho P.otf, blue ahd gold.
HOW 10 Behave. guido to correct personal hSbtts-
- Talk, q manuel o sation and debahns.
Wrta :. " Composition and letter writing
Ahenss, or P' tia tarss 5s BY Masgsrst ouphant.
Nalxanhurg. tale Of tho Rhine. Il.1
NV GiealyOa the trials Of a, Flint.
Ro % Of Ashurst, a novel.
l'MNe,aa a. ?, u EEsEMAN. R,H, JONES,
Sep l0-tf.