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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

ADVANCEMENT. is an age OF improve
ment. Not only in mechanical but IN agrlcui-
tural pursuits labor-saving machinery IS coming
into usc, and steam and horse power are made
10 take the place and do the work OF men, by
the aid OF mowers and reapsrs the grass, wheat'
oats, &C., are cut, and two or three men en-
abed to accomplish as much as hall dozen
formerly could in the same numser OF days
No rapid has been the introduction of these
machines that in few years the knowledge OF
moving with scythe or cutting wheat with
cradle will have passed away, just as that has
in regard to reaping with the sickle. Steam
ploughs or something of the kind will yet fol-
low, and everything about the farm will be
done in double quick time. The effect will be
most beneficial, as the comfort and luxuries OF
life have increased and kept pace with the in
PRODUCTION OF machinery. The laborer has
become man under the elevating influence OF
the engine and loom, and can enjoy Injuries,
which a king conld not command a few cen
turtles ago. As it has been in the past so it will
be in the future. The Introduction ofmachinery
will continue to exalt labor, and improve the
condition Of all classes. Machinery is the
friend and not tho enemy of the poor as has
been vainly supposed by some bigotted, short
sighted mortals. 1t is recorded that the intro
t&ctiOn of saw mills was resisted, by those who
hewed boards, shingles, &c, on the ground that
there would be nothing left for them to do
Now we could not get along without saw mills
as it would be impossible to meet the demand
il boards were alone made with the broad axe.
The planning machine met with the same re-
sistance, some Of them were destroyed by in
iatuated workmen, and but few weeks ago the
military had to DO called out in New York to
protect certain mud machines, while clean
ing the streets, from the violence OF the igno-
ramuses who feared that there would be no work
eft for them-that their occupation would be
gone. Poor simpletons, they had failed to
read the lessons Afforded by the history of the
past With the introduction of machinery, the
laborer has become more respectable, has
become more intelligent, and as u consequence
is better paid, better clothed, and better fed
In short he has been elevated from mere ma
chine or animal into a man, and his course is
onward and upward. Machinery has wrought
revolutions in society, and will continue to dc
so. We therefore hail with pleasure every
new invention, and particularly those of q
character that have tendency to drive men
into being something better than mere hewers
OF wood or scrapers of streets.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

ton OF things, and to send the records of the
land Office to Fort Leayenworth for safe keep
ing.
Just at dark the free State party agreed to
bring their muskets to Capt. Dunning and were
soon stacking them in front of the hotel. The
leaders Of both parties then promised to OBJ
serve the peace. 1t was half past nine O'Clock
when there was general dispersion, and quiet
was again restored. The night before not a
citizen Of Doniphan had slept an hour. Gen.
Lane boosted, after the trouble was over, that
on the hill above his mill he had counted, Of
his forces, $50 able bodied men at ten O'Clock
the night before, and that lie could have 500
that night, if necessary.
For the Delaware Republican.
Bridgeville, July 10th, 1851.
Mr.. EDITOR = take my pen to scratch a
few lines in regard to things in Bridgeville. Az
ter this brief introduction, the first thing shall
notice is the triumph of rum.
/. Rum is sold in Bridgeville Illegally. Not
indeed with the protested appreciation of the
man but the lrOman sells 1t stthey say" Qnd il
can be proved by those who are mean enough
| to buy,) on Sunday as well as week days and
that by the quantity called for, and yet they
have no license beyond a glass.
9. They sell at the Rail Road Station mean
Blidgevie, without any license at all.
3. A man by the name OF Fitzgerald lay
| drunk Ill inc htTBeU all luSJ nlBtll, anu
to say this same man was al the Methodist class
on Monday night last, and humbly asked fol
the prayers of the very denomination who help
ed most because more numerous) to put the
bottle to this mans mou;h--and woe be to hin
who does it, either directly orindireetly. TIN
curse of tod is upon him-s'Oh yc hypocrite
how shall We escape the damnation ofhell"-
Matt. 49,
Secondly, things in general.
I ,,tC nI,Ix Hal at AZ.
on the "signs of the times" by the Rev. Il
acknowledgements was one of the pre-
minent features of the discourse, his yiewswer
expressed with chaste language, not insultin
necessarily the rum seller himself.
.. Crops are very fine in this region, and on
people are getting through their harvest
wheat very generally. Oats neyerwcre bette
corn is growing rapidly.
3. The people very generally through th
region arc suffering with Dysentely, but as "
the mortality is very limited. Yours respec
fully. PRO. LAW.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Stcam ShWYur and WOUd TurneK,
NO. I2D ORANGE STREET,,
PYLEkS BUILDING, BETWEEN Eli TIL AND
SMITH STkEETS, WILMINGTON, DEL,
~ ESPECTFu l.i,i informs hlS friends and the public
~ generally that he still continues 70 carry on At his
In all it's various branches. a
Cabmet Turnngcunsantly on hand. House Brackets
rnshed to order made by contract, Those wisLng
wurkare invited to CALL. s
N B.-The highest prices paid for GUM IJIPhBLE
FOR CARRIAGE ultBS. - ,nar p.. IL
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
MARRIED,

In Chester on the 18th inst, by the Rev 4. W. Sp2ul,
MI JosEPH PERKINS 10 Miss MARY Nj GROSS, Doth OF
Wilmington, Del - rt II to,nonI Mr.
CHARLEs ii. GEBLER 10 Miss HELENA U. ShERwlS bolll
Of Will nngton, Dol. =, ,,L, ,,.,. NJ.
A. LAMpREY, of New Hampshire, to MISS, SUSIE u
PAvITE, of the Hannah More Academy Wlhnlhsoh'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
From Auction !!

lust RECEIVED, ut Jas. A. Sanders, No. 40 Market
street opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington,
DeaYare One lol 5nl yds white fig Swls at 2t worth
q do 500 yds white Null At q worth IS do 100 Plain
BaTeFea ~ worth 25 do 5O ys Plain Barege at 18t cts.
worth q do 5OO ydS handsome Lawns at Ii worth l24
goods are all fresh, and very cheap.
JAS A. SANDERS, ~ Market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
.IOMN MEEK HsHClA.

= CUTWtF UT otfUIEGI Wht T'FbNt7b . 70.
WILMINGTON, DEL,
A SdTjEL{? HAVING GREATLY enlarged his 81 OPP
E3ityE making it one Ofthe most spa lous Coach
A2@S2- shops in tho state, and having had long ex-
per ence in the business, has ct u system zed and
inc advantage Of The cash for az his mat rails
Of any manu- aeturer IN the States, and defes compe
titiol-has always on hand large lot OF good sea,
snned spukeS hui felOes and other lumber, and would
mvtea who may want Cqrrlqges and Dealers in Gar;
rages call mud examine his large lot OF well finished
and good assortment OF different yles of vehicles
Eastern hut SIegs for sale and good lot Of excellent
mad harness. All kndsuf pair done wi neaness
and dispatch. Jan. 5. ly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

B. S. Midget, of Hyde county, N. c., was
killed by lightning on the 18th ult.
Hon. Henry Bedinger, U. S. Minister to
Copenhagen, has resigned.
Mr.. Yates, a contractor in the Vicksburg
Railroad, was lately murdered by slave.
The wheat market at Hickman KY, has open
ed at ST per bushel. A decline is SOC looked
for.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
FOR SALE

1.-TWO PAIR OF a feet French Burr Stones, nearly new
1 Apply to JOHN II. PRICE co,
n June 0-6t, BInndYwine Mills.
CHEIDAM SCHNAPPS Wolle's, for sale at WAL.
TONS Drug Store, 81 Mnrke 81,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

The PERUVIAN GUANo TRADE.-DepOts al
CaiiaO.-A correspondent OF the Panama Her.
aid writes from Lima, under date OF June Ii,
as follows
A petition from some Of our leading men
has been presented to Gen. Castillo and re-
ceiyed by him with great favor, having for its
object the direct saleIof guano in Callao.-
The following is copy of the project g.
That depots for guano be established in CAL
lao, and that all foreign vessels be supplied
theretrom, paying for it in cash on delivery,
The guano to be sold by weight and that after
II sutfcientnumber ofvessels have been obtain
ed, to be under the Peruvian flag, no foreign
vessel to be allowed to load at the islands,
The government to load the vessels at so mucl
per ton fox it's delivery on the moles or along
side the vessel purchasing. Should this pro
ject succeed, it will be one Of the creates
= benefits ever conferred on the country.
place OF the government only receiving 81
per ton for the guano, it will get S25 per to
clear, say So per ton for digging and treigh
ing to Callao, selling it at $50 per ton, and
the same time giving to large number of ve
sells and men employment, and keeping I'll
money in the country. AS yet the matter
only on the frst step.
A treaty has been concluded in Lima, ha-
ing for its object the protection of the Chin
cha Islands, Lobes and others, by an arrne
force Of the English and French for the ter
OF ten years, so that they have actual posses
ion of them, but the Peruvian goyrrnmel
has the entire control and disposal OF the q
ano as heretofore other nations are cntite
to enter into the protectorate of the island
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

REAL.kENTucKY GIRL.-When the steam
az Aida was sinking from her collision with
abe Fashion on Tuesday night, and the passen-
gers III confusion, some preparing to secure
Il safe retreat from the sinking craft and some
~ the water making their way to land a young
air of about seventeen summers was stand
ing on the guard intently contemplating the
scene, and looking anxiously towards the shore,
a young man in tire rush of gallantry stepped
mp to her, and remarked, s Miss, if you will
Tut yourself under my protection will con
Yey you safely to shore" SsThank you,' re-
piled the young heroine, 'but you need MOI
trouble Yourself; l am only waiting for the
s'rowd to get out of the way, when can take
Ture of myself and reach the bank. Soon the
crowd cleared the space and the young LADY,
plunged into the water and swan to tho oppo
;tte bank with apparent ease and without tn,
least perceptible tear.-Pdducah Times.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Is CoLoRED MAN CITIZEN Although
Ills question has been answered by the Uni
led States Supreme Court, it is to be again ar-
iued before the United States District Court
in Illinois, Two years ago man named La
liar committed an assault upon colored bar
her named Mitchell, at Galena. Lamar was
arrested, tried, convicted and fined few dol
lars. Subsequently he removed TO Wisconsin,
and Mitchell has commenced suit in the Dis.
irict Court of the United States for private
damages. The trial is now in progress before
FIeLean, circuit judge, and Drummond, dis
1rict Judge. The plea iiIed by the defendant IL
That Mitchell is not q CT tizen of the United
States in any sense which entities him to bring
suit before the tribunal in which the case i
tending.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
ID, ~,
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D. q
.sgs,, REadylsedand pnrchaseno Bee Hive until you
tIaEF, I'D have examined Rev. l.. l.. langsttoths mnpa
Tl BILE Comb Hive II has taken silver cups, medals,
NH and first premiums at every state and County far
hlhtah the IT combines all tho
advantages of tho hives ever invented and even one
of three thousands of their disadvantages. u gives abs
lutte protection against the of the miller worm;
prevent Swarls on the Instant, make swaTms Mt pleasure,
more honey by % pounds at least than other Hive, &c.
Nc. Send cents IN stamps and of my small Books,
send l5 aud secure tpOsage) paid, IangsTots great
work on the Bee, 55 pages ~ pages elegant engavlngs
Rightsto make and so So Hives from Sc to $40. For
tunes can be made by purchasing county rights, &c,
i. J.MAHAN, No. 1856 Chesnut,st.,
may ll-2mO. Phlladep hla.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

TmE ILLINOIS SLAVE MURDER.-The St.
Louis Republican copies from the Chicago
Tribune the account recently published Of the
killing Of runaway slave by his pursuers near
Nashville, ILL.,, and adds
This case, in some of the details, resembles
one we heard OF yesterday as having occurred
at Sparta, in Rudolph county. The report is
that three slaves ran away from their owners
near the Pilot Knob, in Missouri, that they
we're traced to st. Genevievc, where they cross
ed the river, with three young men close upon
their heels, and made for Sparta that they
were Overtaken before reaching that place ;
that the negroes gave battle and fired five shots
ut one ofthe young men, and that he then fired
1T and killed one of the slaves and wounded
another that worse still, he cut oil the head
Of the dead negro, got alcohol and preserved
IT in this way, intending to take it for exhibit
ton to the Pilot Knob.
We can hardly believe the latter part Of the
story. 1t is too horrible, too atrociors, to be
enacted by any man, unless in moment Of
nngOyernabe passion. 1t is an act of barbar-
ity which will call forth the condemnation OF
all men however much provocation there may
have been for it. We hope, for the honor of
Humanity that there is some mistake some
gross eXaggeration about the statement. one
Thing is certain, that it will find no iustifica-
tlon-no palliation-no apologists among any
considerable portion of our people ali will
alike condemn and abhor il.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

FtREMEN's Riot IN ST. LoUIs.-On Sunday
riot occurred between the Liberty and Frank
lin fire companies, in which guns, rifles, pis-
tolls, clubs, rocks &c, were freely used. A
young man named Fay was shot dead, and
several injured. Five arrests were made.
The Rev. DR.. Orr died suddenly near Cow
lngton, KY, on Wednesday last. lie was a
Presbyterian preacher.
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CIRCULATION $500.

rrPoST OFFICE PRINTING Gip e 4,
nj r4E &c DEL.RW.ARE REP UBLICdN,,'
REc5LSE 1T HAS THE LARGEST, G "a x
S Cf1f or .dNY PAPER P I;BIS Is h
~ IN DELAWARE. .aDYERIiSs6Egh5tSS
F-9cT IN MIND and LOOK 40 THEIR
INTEREST.E1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

JONES 4 co. oF thu CRESCENT ONE PRICE
G99thiRg Market srsStsdPO SSs Sixth .
Sble stoSkoi oioibng IN philadeghla made expressly
y hsy HsS sFfsd y sasR.S
S p9ssby VSy must st buy alike lie goods arc
alwell sponged and prepared and great Pains taken
saEsaaS sssEias sSod aEsls 4 f6s Wy lowest
gtsss anG Bss quail IS, xHiSR VIII made 10
IL 0 mS aSS SSa spS
Market &bovssixth, Nj 2SSI, cn n,,,.,s,.nr..
r. US ~ -, sA' %" ~.
gss Drsssas Bureau Will ssadSrd and Glass, enc
he s s 1qe q @ ana Jour oafs' lor
,c 10 y hIACNlCHoL,S, Fourth and Shirley sta.
os4Ss ias%e 'Ss ss @oodsa
a $s% FEs 10 S Gs f pSsfs sSs Mar
ASSSfSTSoL,s Fourth ,l Ard Ard shplsy So
buy sSsaor rssss ,cuo, 20 n s.,.,. ~
If yn wd no M M W. E9p rna qd SeeS s ~
Upholstered FaToT GlaiGg " 80 ~ :
yo would says ron TWan live cents 10 9 T%e Dollars
gu ''' S Az H9h'iS Fourth and simple, sD
p d,sgais, ssaaI aIqsss ara S5si"stS Old
snr and o s osus es
which produce sskness AMI sge[9E Ths Imperial DE
particulars purhss and enroes ihe blood inylgoratts
H5ehe egs y dsddered stale 9rihe
LIVER ana iomaen ~ tonic AM alSTatys P ryIa qs
Ss aS S AZ
iraal rSnSdy ihS prsPFeiors Use tcxioasyey IN nelr
yell ana 1I9
ssa B5 s5SIis
from ts rePa ose 4 ehlqlsPn9 each Pts sSnSS
do Rs S iban ya he valuable
Sy ya H & Is i4e ese sas fS o debility
1,i
NSSsfs d. 9 Ud KEITH XII nhs nyS DEL N''
A Bankers Double-aotlng Force & Lift
y, fump, n.,,,.a,a h.,
1T sac az man agescy, HM5fnas ny ~
Please read the ioilow9s esriifcass ;-ny9E n use
hs q9ns 9 The T YORK c snod f t6af Sr a.
hsiency and psreslon in pTneiPe; superior 10 any
rs"Sac ~ w" iSI e paSn Is otsIo Do Seefay
mend t9po ~ PsI.%g9s Hsgg P'mPs ind n bark
grs Force aud LIFT Pumps for family use and otherwise
a syS Gys s TI areass All
s %e wa in T % a FSn PENN o oSng
killing @aleT would also Sry eec a II ease Ias 1fre
e"rSo DAVE 81 sin nG'a =" VIM WiIss, DO,
Sas orSe5 rS n;f aG a Rsxans1, Del Uiy
The above pumps far sale Mt BoWNfAN L ELiIOTrs
saR sSTH pe qe qB srsss o eddn
viii please state the depth Of well. County rights
,or sac ,----.., =. June lla., ~ o..S
| Practlcal BOOK keeping, mercantile
Calculations, &c.
NJ suip9r, MleIy ~ lnuutoI ~ ~ bhILilnu
,Iomhercla 0n.eBe, nemuGilns - rehm ~ tne CITY
t; ' i ensns NIL lol cass lor
ii " he hnNo niuhChes. w Gouse VI INSTRUCTION III
h3T heeRng VIII embrace Lne ioowrS sh!geits in
1th Nierohhhulsng, W noesale g re
XII, StnppS o",nlsson' tinpotthg; J9Iponna 20
upeIht GUS, hnulhctulhg &c, &C., anu inc course IN
w doR Keeper cI an 70
& $$f$: ::! &:
y Bu3E ana JonLnn dnnnaeG StGdents are tagh
~ ~ ~ LIN tliu gse " amS " ~
h ot g no Eo2m ea 20
i hetptI Dl FIOpuheu uuuise anu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

THE UP TOWN HAT STORE.

B.AGS, UMBRELLAS, &C.
-, THE subscriber is now opening at s---S--,-
81 hiRstOre, No. 1877 Market- street, be- t.l61 l1
SrA tween sixth and seventh streets. fssEsEEa5,W
hNndsnme assortment of the above .. wi n wv
articles which have been bought eXclu- -
sivelY for cash aud will he suld at small advance.
His assortment Of HATS, Will comprise every description
from The finest SILK, Fur, Felt and Leghorn, to the eo-
niOnest kinds of Wool and Straw, and his stock of Trunks,
Travelling Bags, Umbrellas, Port Monaies, Pocket
Knives, Canes, and similar goods for gentlemens
and nse, shn be or ceaRness and variety nnrvaed in
this city elsewhere. Please call and see. No endea-
will be spared give yUut he worth Of your money
and good satisfaction. j. A. HUN TER,
Tat No. l67 Market-slreet, Wilmington.
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4 IA. v b. ANARCHISTS oELEpNArEp oA.

u HULTWUN, FOK THE NELIEF AND UUNE or
SugFEHlNG FEMtLEa,--"l'le Wonans Advocate > III
philadelphia, MISS Ann D. Mpuwel, editOl says: "fhis
y lhe ,5t valuable M iuhe N the diseases peculiar tu
women that We know OIL a friend of who for many
years has len sufferer, noticed The advertisement
AuyQcltu aud at once procured bulle she found relief
Ml SGS lia she ga most heartily reeummpnd II 10 all who
tha u WAS true remedy hui this the first which
we ayc sqrn td effects Our friend will he very glad to
eve d. aciS certificates III its value To ier, If he de-
slrrs one"
Pamphlets containing much Iselul information touching
The mature and symptoms oi The above discusses together
win estn4ulas from ladies 81 the highest respeglablliy
AS Cfrtll by Tile nost satisfactory authority, To all which
the attention ui indies aud practitioners is Especially in
Nltct, caH b. lGi gratis NJ the store of
n BRlNGHuRSr n co DrugglsLs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A premium of 500 will be given by the cit
liens Of Wilmington to any upright, active aud
competent person, that will serve for one year
in the Office of Mayor from the 18th Of Septem-
Der next. He must not be a Dead Rabbit, u
Dead Eye, Hawk eye or a Buzzard, but man
of clean hands, and who, for the term Of his
are fully carried out without fear, affection or
favor. His politics, il he should have any,
must not Interfere with his duties to the injury
of the body polite. Such person, will not
only receive the above premium, but the undi-
vided thanks of the citizens generally, and a
glorious reelection next year. MANY.
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FL EiE TnEA5oNcE, e 70 ArpHOvE THEM, TRY THEM
p9ghg Dngurhtly and Antlphlusl3tip all Healing Saye.
FOR WHITE SwELLlNGs AND JUNIORS, the lmpe-
tI4l Dep!ratlye and AnliplOgIsc all Healing Salve,
For FEVER SoREs, TETrER AND SALT RHEuNI, use
the Imperial Depuatiye and Antpl0gisc all Healing
SalVe.
FOR all eruPtiuns of the skin, use them
FDR ALI IMPURITIES OF THE BLuoU, the Imperial
u curative, II will make the skin clelra fair.
Inc Of but one bottle Will satis f. tho grcnt
cnaiiye power of the Imperial DrpatiVc. Prepared and
sold BY DR. lOuNsBERRY Co., ilBi Walnut ST., Pila-
uGlplna. ~
FOR sale also by los. s. Bennett, Druggist, pI Mar
Ike ST., WllmIUgtuu Del Gail on linn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

IL ZEN NEII'S EAl3RnChIlON,t for PSlns ~ the
Burns and scads and for fresh wounds aud This
Embroca,lon as LinImeHt for these diseases cannot be
p1I Nenralgie affections being cured with one mtllng-
Physicians who know its component pnrts highly approve
IT, aud use IN their practge Il II safe and sure remedy;
d beng strong, the best thing that can be used for
horsgs and OF this noble animal after
1t Will BE- without Price 5 and 80 GENTS Rer bot o.
BE.NNETr'S DIARRlICEA MIXTURE, for Diarrhpa,
Chslera Cholera Aorhus, and AL Bowel incident
known 10 he al and IL ie safest and sTes med
Thai be used lo hedseasos named thonsanG,
willing to testify It's effects almost ms antnneons
md VII scarcely ever all e give mmedato relief Every
te the house, guard ngans sudden attacks to prevent
intense srer.- and perhaps DEATH when Physcianis
near. Price 25Cenis per bottle.
BENNErTS INDIAN OIL for the Growll and beau
the Hair, preventing falling out, and for cleansing
the hGad ufa DandruI and nneeanness This ~ y a
dies toilet article. Its oil sufficient to make the .har
very soft and pan and balm to dampen and give it a
at the time will not soil thing
that may come contact with the hair after its use. It's
nicely perinmed and whal great hair lnVgOrnoT
sinre and those that bald orkely TO beco So it
inval liable. Price, Irregularities, % cents.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Sales Of City Property lillian Forrest has
disposed of four lots with fronts of II feet and
70 feet deep, located at the corner of Sth and
Locust streets, at $40 per foot, to Charles Nor
row, John Milligan, John McClailerty and David
Brison. One lot on Cherry street, between
Church and Locust, IA feet front and 30 deep
for 500, to George Craig, and one lot to oses
Pyle, in Eighth street between 9Th and 9th, IA
feet front and 100 deep, for $40 per foot. Ano-
ther one in Cherry street, between Church and
Locust, IA front and 80 deep, to VIM. D..
Sparks, for 500.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-10-21

Bla1 ( Deeds and justices
Blar Is for sale at this office.