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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
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New CNsTLt Cons i, FGERU ny ID ,Ier
HlPON tns application ul lunn Tom ,nf, NdUitlsirH
~ tor Of intenan Coz sie 81 APp"g9nirig, ,lIra;
directed by the Register tist tile AlnnIstiNpf vfiS
sal give notice u The granting nj irttcIr 81 ,tnlr5
tfatlun uPru tls Espte al tiie ecelsnH, with tL Il 10
otGratu& erSni by cais,ng ~ NtruhtrrHis Ia lePes
cd within tnTS days 'rim lr. y! such Latter,
Ut mnfi public places 81 tie cn'IS OF NEW Castle, t.
outing MI Prr%tIhuyIuy .lrtntn Hglws he -
present lie same. abide d! Ac Gf Assembly ugUg
!tar imtie hmt rtuyidei AM ELSA ,rus Tho sHn,, TO
he inserted wlt'lR Ito prftpi "a THIS Delaware Re
pull can, uewspnPer Pull ,h,d III AuuHEiun and 10
lie cbnhIue thpiClH IwuItt lis
49, Given unllet the hertani Scai nCOfFceori!fa
81. y, Rcs!stri tiesHt, st Now Nnstir. New tas
~ IL County Hurrs4I. TIC Hah Hnl 'uHF Hlt,Is
written. PETER u, Na%DiNl k, EVstsieT.
SorlcE.--Ai persons .ag claims asuinsl ne rF-
eoi NE ,gGel5ed Y fTesCni 10 hetc aUy tes 81
lite AImm' neOr' tlN itiI day at February, a.
D 1914 ~ utiGc the Act ~ Assn u such eHGp ale
~, pr"vlird. JOHN l0M %,ENp, Alumni.
TnMN.ENn. EEB l4th, lljl. I'D. Y gmn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
REGISTER,s oFFICE,

NEw CAsTLE IuLSTY, EBKU lY eth. 1897,
TpON the pp iunedict Is. iir,tis. Admins
" traitor JAe"p IA Erl- a,o 4! APPROPRIATENESS
rectan rs the ReSIst4r that tbr AUns nirrsh3d,
lv notice Of the granting u Letters Of Administrator
unnn III Estate Of the htu'd, wish tue tlIe ~ grHntng
thereof rs causing advertIseWr, &t posted within
Itrty dNE frun the If such Lallcrs III SIX al tho
musf r.6n places nithe County al New Castle rrqulr
al persons lhvht lutnlaA Against III t1Htr pre-
sent the ste abide Is nn AGf ui Sclily in s eli
case nIade and r. ,vdsd Ana nsU III he
Iuscrtpd Within the saIne period the Delaware H,-
publican, Il new paper published N Wilmington. u!td
10 he cont niue thsTen Two months.
49, Given unIief tHe MISC seal ut Office oft
lLSG Register aforesaid, nj New nstlc. IN y ew Cas-
- tic County AluTesaid, tlrtg, ant eur a(s,ve
written. FEIhh Vs. NAADhNEh, kcstster,
NOTIcE.--AIl person.hHvins claims acalnettle ~
tste al tho ucueasei, must tseui tW ,uIS Rtie.-
ed thu AdnlHstIHO stHre the 18th oil d.
Tlary A. ID, 10 y, alle thr Acl ni AEscdlN ~ such
cn+r timlfs and provided, lil!NEbiGT Is. IlARKl2,
ia b,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05


A NIsTAKR.-Mr. Thomas Rao of Toronto,
q. W., brother of DR.. Rae, tho Attic traveller,
contra diets the report that his brother is about
TO Resume the search for further traces OF Sir
John lrnk6n's party. He says, the Doctors
intended voyage 10 the Attic regions, is for
the purpose of completing tho survey Of that
part OF the ceast of Americ as yet unexplored.
He also states that no further expedition will
be 'ent ont by the Government, TO prosecute
Fl rther search.
"BETrER LATE THAN NEVER. "--On the 9th
Of February, VIM. Godfrey, Esq, Of Pee Dee,
SO, received letter which had been mailed
TO him on tho 18th January, 1888, at Clio, a
post office in Marlboro District, about 20 miles
trent the forn er place. The letter had been 10
years and Is days on its route, and contained
$50 bill on the Merchants Bank at Pee Dec,
with request to return the amosnt in United
add"
A PREsENr.-,Tohn B. Cough, ut the close Of
his lecture a. Chicago, a tew evenings ago, was
presented WI tn a bslutifnS casket filled with
gold coin, and rich, elabt rate vase, the whole
cost OF the testimonial bel ug $500. The pre-
sentation was made in behaIG Of sc two hundred
LADIES' of that city.
E,cApE OF CoSvItTs IT hree prisoners es-
eay,ad from the Jail at Newr .ort, Ky., last week
.nough heavily ironed. Th day previous to
I their escape they had been sentenced to the
Penitentiary, and petition was in circulation
asking the Governor OF Kentucky to pardon one
of them.
THE NEWEST FAsHroN.-.A late English pa
per states that smany prayer books are now
sold in London with loo4ing-gla inserted
! in the inner side Of the ttoveF, in order that
ladies may arrange their hair or admire
themselves while using the book at chureh."
CRUEL RoBBERY.-ssOne day last week"
says the Albany IN. W Evening Journal, "au
English emigrant on his way to Wisconsin, with
a wife and eight children, was robbed ofSl sos
in gold which was all he possessed, in ope OF
the cars Of the New Jersey Railroad"
EARLY SpRIsa.-The Numarket Gazette, pNb-
lished at marlborough, Mass, says that grass
hoppers have made their appearance in the
fields in that vicinity.
UNsEAsoSApLE AceIpEsT.-A few days since
Dir. Fl. W. Briggs, resident of Atlanta, ILL.,,
was killed by lightning, while visiting patient
! near the neighboring town Of Arlington
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

2 TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAEp.-Nesl Dow goes
to England about the first Of April, at tho ur-
gent solicitation Of the United Kingdom Al
lance for the suppression Of the liquor traffic.
the arrangements are to hold series of mons
ter meetings at all the great centres of popula-
ton throughout England, Ireland and Scot
land.
ANOTHER ISPosroR.-A German named An
drew Heineman has been arrested in Levi
town, Pa, for swiniliug number at Germl.
OF that place Out Of money, by repre- sQnts
himself TO be an in spired prophet sent FMS
hoaYen, with power over the future of meing
Some Of his duPes seem to have been psrfro3
Infatuated with him,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

LATER FROM Gen. WALKRR.--The New Or
leans Delta contains glowing accounts of Mica
ragua, in which three more victories are claimed
for Gen. Walker. Ali this, however, must be
regarded as very doubtful. In ono OF the bat
ties, according to the Delta, the Allies lost 200
killed and 400 wounded General Walkers en-
tire force at Rivas was reported at 1900, HOO
being fit for duty. A letter dated at San Juan
del Norte, February 10th, says 3
The steamship Texas arrived at San Juan on
the 4th inst. The transit route still continues
closed, and in The hands of the enemy. Those
who have the best opportunity Of judging
among the Americans, think that the route will
BIO opened during this month.
TN the 9Th inst, 300 men, under tho command
Of Coils Lockridge and Titus, attacked Cody's
Point, defended By 800 Costa Ricans. They
drove them across the river and into the woods,
with considerable loss. Only four Americans
were killed and ten wounded. Tho command
er at Cody's Point has been engaged for tho
last two or three days in terrifying that place.
A general attack will be made upon tho fort
Opposite Cody's Point,) and when taken, the
troops will easily go up tho river, as no resist
ance is apprehended at the points above.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

E,.S w THURSDAY, tho 18TH day Of March,
so 1851, at tho RESI- leiGJ Of the Hibsctli1t in Gfs-
p y tianh Hd., within milo OF CIntrgyir, 90 tho
ROM leading to SMITHS Bridge, all tho Personal
Property OF theAbScrlbar, OF Und Of HORSES
all we'll broke TO hnaSI FIR CarrngG ufau IT. 5u them
no goud leaders aud cxce'lsnt shutters ni slsl team
thrae year old Colt gentle IN any III q HARNESS; good
,mch Cow, HOGS, ;, FARMING GTENSIls: rHws
HHffuws CuvatnIS Roller Revolving TORSO RUi;n. Grain
Cradle, Scyes, Hay and Manure Foaks, RakGy Shovels
and Spades, Cowa, Pck, Grn' Axe Mapping Hammer,
$ftono, heavy moad Whcg Log WnlGn, car, penror
goui harness for tx Sis, sntt Dea harm iI,rness Hay
Ann SLRAw BY rIiH Ton Cory EpDpER THE BUNDLE
Of Bsds BedseatIs mud eldins, sdt-boaa!, lnsnls
fast Tables Work SiRnlt mil l1a ms OF CHAIRS ei-
tees corner LutnHnis,i eDcss, ur ll COuk Stowe 2
roAl aud template Stoves, AntlruS Slnve and rnnge
PTS Kettles aai Pans, Gt'5 lnson3 and EortHegwarc
to Commence at inusock y VI. AMI 10 continue from day
To dag eni all Is sold. Conditions M IL knowmly
feb eJ-ts Anna ii snvEy NUr,r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

DISASTROUS FIRE Nv,CHIoAGo.-Cu1cAao
March 2.-The mast disastrous hrs that has
occurred hero for a long time, broke out til -
morning. in the building at tho corner of w.
ter and State streets, occupied by Dix Sinclair
4 Harris, wholesale grocers-less $4,000, in
sured for $500. The following were also des-
troyed Hubbard X Co., furnishing goods,
loss $4,000, insured for S9000i II alo \ Co.,
chair factory, loss $4,000, no insurance; futile.
Hubbard X Co., wholesale hardware, whole
stock destroyed, loss $4,000, insured for
Sl20,000i levitt 4 Root, stove dealers, loss
$4,000, insured for S25.0O0 Norton 4 Co,
wholesale grocers, one third of their stock dam.
aged by water.
The block was owned by John. Atwater,
of Cincinnati. Mrs. Conveys boarding house
was also destroyed-loss $4,000 over the in.
surancc.
Mr.. O'Nei, liquor dealer, lost the whole of
his stock, valued at about 10000, on which
there is no insurance. Tho American House
was damaged about $4,000.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

-----,-, WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
I ~ :! on Tuesday the 10Th day OF March, is z.
WNS.B.- ut the residence Of the subscriber, Plum
Pont FARM Cecil County, Maryl6n the follow.
ing Stock and FArmitg Utensils, via Five good
Horses, oue tS0 year Old Colt, two yoke of good
Working Oxen 90 head Of Cattle, among which are
some very tue Nigh Cows Young dattls, 30
line Shoais. Carriages and Harness. Frm Wa,
sons, y Ok cars, House powernud Thrssher. Wagon
Harness, Pillow Gears. pnws, llarrows, CutivatoIs
Polk by ihs pound; lIav by The ton; Potatoes
Folks, Shuveis, Iinkes, vau Wrinkle Fan, Dam
bnrongh do Revolving Horsn Rake, Cutting Box
Wbes ihariOw, GriudstUIS, 3 Stoves. lot Of tiry
Fixtures and many other articles not here eHumor
ltel sale to commence at 10 D olOck, a. N Con
diilus made Known at salo
Nah 10 "a HENRY REYNOLDS
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AFFAIRS IN KAssAs.-sr. LouIs, FEB. 2s.-

AFFAIRS IN KANsAs.-ST. LoUIs, Feb. 2S.-
Late adviees received from Kansas do not
differ materially from the first accounts Of the
recent affray. Tho Council denounced Sher-
rod in resolution, condemning the assault
upon Governor Gaary, but the house sustained
him by small majority. Sherrod was not
killed, as was at first reported. Jones was ar
rested, and held to bail in $1,000. He is not
the Governors Sec rttary.
The bill repeating tho test oaths, which had
passed the Council, was rejected in the House
by an almost unanimous yota.
The Legislature has passed q law, declaring
resistanss to the tsaitsrial laws punishable With
death,
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For the Delaware Republican.
SPRING.

N.Y.. NEWT. HARKER.
Spring comes again, the feathered Dico'
Are lodged in every tree
And make the greenwood forest ring
With sweetest melody,
Their tuneful voices high they rise
And with their music swell the skies
Spring comes again, the golden sun
Looks forth so bright and fair,
And on the mead the grass so green
With perfume Ills the air,
The ripping brooks pass sweelly on
And all the world doth raise a song.
Spring comes again, and on each Held
In gorgeous beauty glows
The lily white, the violet blue,
The cowsIip and the rose,
Oh let us now our voices raise
And give to God tho highest praise.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

An attractive sale ofBooks, Stationary Blank
Book 3, Paintings, Engravings and Fancy Goods
by catalogue, will take place at the auc-
ton DOM of w. II. Naf, on Thursday, Fin day
and aturday evenings, 9th 9th and 9TH in, It,,
to VIII ich we call the special attention of Book
buyer s.. The ,logue comprises many yala :
able Publications and great variety Of Fancy
Good s, &c., all Of which will positively he sold
wiHlo ut any kind of reservation, and we there
fore say 10 all wanting cheap books, to give
this sa 10 their attention. A full sat OF the col
ebrated Russ Cyclopedia AZ volumes quarto,
is Included on the list.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

Tk5s1t4 WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE. on thn
hfN w premises Ot III tbcslljtr Chstann Id.
ms House. IN ru ESDAY, tho 18th u Nacl, 157 te fol-
lowing property; viz: good Farm or Family HORSES
Brood hARE, ynk otiar5b anl vol hf0k ,snPlor Oxen,
uf imp owed S ock; ins SiinATs. FARMlNG uTEN.
81 Is, consisting Of Pous aows. IulllYaurs, S1bsoi
llonsh new "a cart, Market DtnlbpG, for
ion5Es; nsw Garrlai two hnrs" S;os Whgnl-bq9w
/ good Grain Fam irnn Post aud other Spaljs ps Ma
cne and Au5efs, Miu and WEDGES. lrst rats Gro4s-ont
Saw. hand saws, and pLhJr ruuS G B. - Cram CTR
dlos and Mtw5 Seyhes Dearborn ha4,sS. GU chains,
tsr Corn S1lef Pck4, Mag0ck OK c!nul-, 81 Of Lead
ilg MS Bl5s, lola 5, &c, SG. lot III . cllrd Sii
and Clos Seed by the busIg, Corn, Oats g Eualnls by
iH hqShG; DAIRY fiS'nres complete; klTNHEA fuK-
NITURE, Y Acres of whu IN tn round HId Sruat
nnny other Articles mol henenurrael Sltr 10 Grnriic3
at lOO'cock precisely liberal credit Wal b. avon fer NIL
SIS. JOSEPH II, TURNER,
feb. A.nA n hlyT,y. NtrtfF.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

- WILLIE stIdpt PUBLIC SALE, OH
fgSssA w THURSDAY, tnu l1E bay If March,
AI lSii, It the re,itrlica # tho slllscfrcr, ii
-. Chr stluna Hundred, The Rad leading tom
CentTeville 10 Fultou's Nii Al Il EeHr Mrium Green
Scmn House, the lUilnwinl scIhei property, Vz;-
Two Young h1nd Mares WIN nH. gentle ~ al Kinds
SlhatHoSs nllcn Cows, sons wit en- as at thar sides
ynk11 oxen, tiuf years nldi and e Young steers D
E9rS Reynlyins Ilorso H. horse Wagon gnt rFGs
OK carl, TriiHs Wagon, Catrugr sl .ud for Iiute
Or sIngiei Spats, ShUVes, HAS hHd Manure. Forks.
Rnkes, Pleas Grulb Axe, Post Augur algiug Maui and
Voices Mnwing Soytie. e. ain lie. Plpw gears. drop
ch1ins, spoo ei!an', tHGk+d chain, grnds'oae, dHt
l.e htrei hey H straw by the ton, wheat ~ the uni
HOUSEHOLD AND III lCnES FURNlrURE con
sSting ut Bedi ud Baliin Mattress, Bureau. mir 4
sio IHilet Secretary, Corner CuPheart, scttc this,
Pans, Chrtn. suffer T ID. sale ii cnnnence n 10 clock
A. NJ, when conditions Will he mide known by
q, W. MOUShFH.
y. 7. y. SI1HoLs, Aur'r. feb. l1-'s.
r, S-A lot at White OAK Posts, swarms OF Hpes, nd
a lumber u other art Giles mt entin Grated
NJ b. Every nrticle offer ID viii tie sold tho sub
scrtb.r Wtst.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

TO kEidS NErs.-By the arrival ufthe steam
ship Niagara, at Halifax, from Liverpool we
hav@ three days later news from Europe
Treat efforts were being made to terminate the
Persian war by peace, and tho London News
ssys that success is highly probable 1t adds
that no more troops will be- sent to China or
Persia, and that the force at Bushire will not
advance into the interior. The decl, ration of
the French Moniteur, the official jour nal, posi-
uveay in favor Of the union OF tho Danubian
principalties, seems likely to breed new dtti-
Guilty. England will, it is thought, do clare re-
soluu lIy az Iinst it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
THE COLD WATERMAN.
A BALLAD.
BIZ JoHs G. SAKE.

BALLAD.
BIZ JoHN G. SAxE.
II was an honest fisherman,
knew him passing well,-
And he lived by little pond,
Within little dell.
A grave and quiet man was he,
Who loved his hook and rod
so even ran his line OF life,
His neighbors thought it odd.
For science, and for books, he said
He never had wish
No school to him was worth ilg,
Except school Of fish.
He ne'er aspired to rank or wealth,
Nor cared about name;
For tho much famed for fish was he,
He never tished for famO
A cunning fisherman WAS he,
His angles werr al right
The smallest niHble at hIs Ddi,
Was sure to provo bite.
Ali day this fisherman would sit
Upon an ancient log,
And gpze into the water, like
Soino sedentary frog.
sAllu many " buuSCOh % inv pNhtb
If they could speak to-day
Would own with grief this angler had
A mighty taking way.
Alas one day this fisherman,
Had taken too much groSi
And being but landsman, too,
Ho couldn't keep tho log.
Twas all in vain, with might and main,
Ho strovo to reach the shorei
Downtown he went, to feed the fish
He baited oft before
Tho jury gayo their verdict, that
'Twas nothing else but gin
had caused the fisherman to be
So sadly taken I'M
Though one stood out, upon within,
And said, the anglers slaughter;
10 be exact about the fact,
Was, clearly, gin-and''Oater
Tho moral of this moral tale,
To all is plain and clear:
That drinking habits bring man
Too often to his bier.
AID no who scorns to " take tho pledge
And keep the promise fast,
May be, in spite of fate, a stiff
I'D ,udter man at last
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

MAN Cor INTO MrNcE MEAr.-Tne train on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road which arrived hero at one O'Clock P. NJ.
on Monday, ran over an unknown man about
four and half miles below this city. He was
living upon tho track in a state of intoxication,
and before the cars could be stopped the train
was upon him, absolutely cutting him into frag-
ments His heart and liver were lying upon
one side OF tho track, his arms on the other
side, and his legs in another place. Tho spec
tdcle was shocking to behold. He had whis-
Ky bottle in his pockeSat the time sfhis death.
= Pi!t,burG Post.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

eq.er@ NNil.L h3 sid ut PUBLIC SALE, on MON
&L~ w NAY tho lthoi March, 1854, at The residence
Iass Of the subsc ber ia Cui5nnn ild., pnr entire
Xno sN9l iamily HORSE; t[ssh CONS, ygaTns
IlarrOws, CUNaors Shovas and Spades Hay and Manure
Forks Rakes, Gnn endlts and MnwuB Scy.hgs GA yoke
Barrels Hay apa St9w h !he to d3lIs a9 slS rgSSes
FCRE, consisting of BelA Bclilenlt alnl Bniirs, liu
rclus, Corner Cupboard Dining Had Bcataat Tables, II
too. ClairS iuOknI Glasses, Bench Table, superior nik
inF Stove CaPel by The ya Dairy FixIrns hn,ter fuG,,
ubs, Pots Kettles and nu together with lnly ne nil-
not enumerated. SALE to Collulslc ~ T. O'clock NJ.
Conditions nj sale Ivy JOSEPH CROSSGRuNE.
H. u. =, NICHuLs, Aue't lch sJ-tS'.
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a Rare Chance To- Horsemen.

o., THE TltOtUllHil. BRED HORSE. ROLLA.
Gc$A will now DO offered ut Public Sale, On third
day. Tuesday. Tho lnlh Of third month, (Mnrch)
next, at the Public.house Of Isnnc Miller, in The
village Of Newr.rt. Young Rola is beautiful
Aright Bay, col ,ize well br0ee, and gentle in all
kind, Of laTIt ss. lie was sired BY Delaware Mngo,
h4 dam. by The famous horse Rolla. lie ia we'll
worthy tho at enton OF ihuso wishing TO purchase II
ipe Sfal,io ion For tuithor particulars, call on the
Subscriber near N Newport
FcIrnary 10 "a $. CRANSTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
Public Sale.

kFySSA \ VIII. SELL AT p BfIc SALE, n NY
IE@1%SS Residence, utaI Newark, Del, I'm MON
GA4=s DAY March h, ie5l, ~ NJ seek and Farm.
HORSES 4 tnam q, ID pr vns Ar Cngna;c Horses,
ast triysicr, We fine bay SrAll4ltiS, rising si&
years old, OF hrst Mout real Stock; also Cnltr,
foK. o. gorHSd WsSterIoXl:N, sh"ats or sinai, e a
W hsesr patent ho hest now lnuso rhre;er et q an
er,ol the sH,a" PATENT superior Glover Huber, ma,
Rea oeTHh Now :, nttIN rev surrrtUt U aiti Dr Il !
GuIs % SnwsT, hrnd wlr,ecA tlx INIT, tord !hce or
ur fnfse Wagon, IN prime ufdrt; Ihstshns MnciilDe
Wage =, WIN app0 q r'i heullUrn, good nc OF iw0
oa.e vi, 80 ts a ,',sn'
goa ant "!olsh uots, Cutn4 box, earn Stler, Grnln
pound, nany other arttG hare nloatnafd, sac
Ctsh;H crt tJis ha vii be gwen I'D uI pdS
2 . / made GnDwhOn tho day ut aalO
feb IL II. JAMES ". RAW.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

n NNILl. be sold at PUBLIC SALE, Mt the r9gi-
JSsN w dencn oihc subscriber, in Hnnly wine HID,
S2A nhuut lmo from Winning ton on e Concord urn
pike on Tt ESDAA, l0h day of March, 1851 ha lnowlE
PERsoNAL PROPERLY. consisting St+ head u illltSte,
boke; jmch COWS llnllirS, sprllglul; s9nl AlMh
Dearborn, Carts. III good order M bonh WhrrlHi WA
gon Pugs, Iarfows Lutlvaors Gears, TnnlS, Gran! hl
C1ts!eilsr saoyels, fY;ks, "e&e petht"Es AND 1ata
TrRE4. HOUSEHOLD ANnKlrCllEN FURNITURE;
such ty ss Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, aud vprley Of
other articles istAry Ia Cucar. Sa' positive,
the subscriber Intends mGyns e Tie West Sale to CON-
ISAAC ). ELLIOTT,
ia N ~ t,bA -
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PUBLIC sALa.

TWIN subsection Intending to leave lilo state, Will
~ 1 OhA at PIBllC SAEE ~ hi, ro3dJaos, )
80 nicH btl. " New Iasllo On the II nhurs "a on
FRIDAY the Glib duy OF March, 1851 all his Personal Pop
ety cols@lins Of Ali4E Of work Hoses, CHe, Iht5e
years old two yea old and Onp yea oil, yukYOi 0Eai,
well broko mich Cows, lGiitrS, most ol them apn; :
!nE viii calf 3yo IRs caves, lili soas bfoI 59w,
* ~ or hoe - sutoi wh,als aud Innins gHr Do r
porlor y1nwi5ko Fan, Grgdstonn WhsSihsfIow, Ok
f1kos s adlers, Boring acluo, Rlins Biia and sad
die, Dearborn harness. WR4Dn, art, Flow and Loud GDaJ,
Ioilhs and Sn.lo TfuOs, s Grnll rallies ,ul Scythls
Moving SeytOs, 70 ks Rne Sl.oysIs no q P9st-sp d
Wsrk Bench with Sorrow. Also /, OISEHOLp AND
KITCfIEN FURNITURE, Consisting OF itrc1us, Tables.
Eh dstnads, LnOhlnE shA nnd Hrn Is, Phrlnr
Bl nd box aud Cook StOvu WashTgb4 Buckets bury
Fl thur and many utlr ARTICLES loo dluuSin "nu atH,
bt Of very superior perG4r pnaAos 9d White Corn by
the bushe. Also the htlfufJl AOeaC w ! in the ground
Ste t. rnmni"ice ut 10 O'clock a. NJ Teru4 cash al
except Wheat which III, will be glytn credit Of SIX
unslus, l-b, lots. ROBEIk i L. ENOS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

ENoRoAcHMESr OF THE'ArLANrIc.-The New
Jersey geological report shows that the Allan
tic is steadily and rather rapidly encroaching
upon the land on its coast. AT Cape Island
tho surf has eaten inward full mile since the
revolution. Along the bay shore at Cape May
tho marsh wears away at the rate OF rod in
two years. One Of the beachos upon tho coast
is mentioned as having NOV d inward one hun
drcd yards In the last twenty years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

A VESSEL BuILT IN A PENTTENTrARY.-The
lessee has built and launched at the peniten-
tary, in Wotumpka, Al.., sloop Of about
thirty, tons. She is called the Cnquette, and is
Intended to be sold for fishing smack in Mo-
bile. She was designed and built by two or
three nautical convicts. Her draft is two feet
and half.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

~ AGOGBFAEI CON rAlNlNf q! ACRES
EiA q. good lahd, nnl nuw snbl stat col npravN-
isstHn ueHi .nbuu - Aus al snnh wtlt lpnd. rrnPi
1ssAkh!, last scar i.@ bulela = corn ~ Lu.hei z!
W heat Oats mud fnlrua- ice iutu hgiii
d vel wuttcl Buildings HoasG Il stu l6u' q It,,
with frame Kitchen attach H. Md cOn'Rhns rooms IA
4 sahInr, ghhiry, cribs mt u'tIHr ut huNtUEh
The sp Is excel NJ; Ibis Fam iuae'' u Ee! e..
FROM New Cnstie, THIS i'anIa w"rrl uf III hty u
nn ofspecuatnrso or uots ~ u en- ne bou5ht ~ ne
low price of 'siS per Acre n'M teIus ehsy. For a.het
pAtlenMls applf 70 the uudet"artu NJ Ne atk, ,'.s
Eert %. ItMFSj IL. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05
Public sac OF Person il S,rop, tv.

- iii. hu sold al PEHlIC SALE. III 1T ES-
L@eN W DAY tho lJll luy ui March HeHt, i,ii, On
90 the iarnof lle:ry t'nzItr At III neat II liolrRl
Ma sir Ia -. GrurEes Hundred, within z. les of Snt
iirldsG, tho following oPefiy,p WIZ tHl q WORK horses
and two years ol Colts hend Of ncl CHw; heha -
Ean, foE-eart puws, llnuGNs, Cuynura heraa power
and corn .lolier npm, iusspt's patent. Wagon md
Pillow Harno.s. llOuSEHQLn ANb'kllCilEA FUR
NlTCRE such AS liad tta Is, Tables, Chairs, Saves and
other ARTICLES it tedious tn MENTION sale u"'-
ut 9n'cnck, A. Nj, WHOM teru5 Wi! he ma k2wh
fish, lu-tS, ANDkf.A BEASIpN.