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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE-ro EDWARD JONES, LATE OF STAPLE
sR ss
where
South Ss
~ WIFE, formerly Mary Baldwin Church sTston aors
Also 70 william Bromley late Of Shrewsbury in the county
liam 5;;QsIsy, =: spprsn,icsd sSoesr
isd ne sa ss @
ay Den s 9S in the West na and
Merlin supposed have died unmarried d
e e. august lsS the Ducksisdsid estate s. Thomas in
A:o Charles BENJAMIN late Of shsI1ourns IL The
formerly ssssSHrnf a s0Ts
s land said s rsI sa n not Sesa
heard Of since the year 1880 :, s,,.,-.,.-
IN The county saGp lam r. g5S%y na rhs
said and which said Robert Bromley supposed 70
hs n 70 s al others whom may by de-
F,d made in cause John
& and Ann sne n other ns ordered
S Ssi ioeSa ssh
and wSs
sss?ss .1s: .
or near Bath county Of Somerset Esquire and what
Ss.; s a s he ss .s
bromley and Henry Bromley have been subsequeny
January 1859 the death of Charles Benjamin Pryce The s
surviving tenant for life under the said tesators will
An inquiry which of such persons living the death
Of Charles Benjamin Pryce.
An inquiry which Of such persons who were dead nj the
time Of the decesse Of the said Charles benjamin Pryce LEFT
any child or children, grandchd grandchildren living
An inquiry whether such child children grandchid
children 30 e living aforeAad have since died. and
TIE above pamed and all other persons claiming be en-
ued under the said decree by their solicitors before
the h day Of November 1852 70 in and prove their
claims OF the chambers Of the Vice Chancellor Sir William
Page Wood at No. IL New square, ncons Inn In the county
ndleseI England or in deisnlt thereof they will be peemp
Wednesday, the It'll day Of December 1852 at ~ O'Clock az
noon at the said Judges cha nbers appointed fer hearing
and adjudicatng upon the claims.
Dated this 9Th day of August 1850
VIM ORME WEDLAKE 46 Carey stree,
Lincolns Inn, in the county of Middlesex England,
Plaintiffs solicitor
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REDIsTRICTTHG THE CITY.


the Eighth Ward the FIRST third distr Gus Of DO
teenth Ward.
sixth Aldermanc district contains the rvt sesoud A.
third election districts Of the Tenth Ward the nst c %
the Theeenh Ward first second third fourth db sixth
seventh eighth dsrcts the Ward and he
The seventh Adermanic district contains the fourth Ah,
fh seventh eighth ninth, TENTH eleventh and twelfth
uon districts Of the Ninth Ward and the fourth fifth
seventh districts Of the Fifteenth Ward.
Inc eighth Aldermanic district conains the seventh eighth
snu NINA election districts of the Seventh Ward the FRET
conc hra and fourth districts Of the Eleventh Ward the
Ward. 49, AA' anu sA'n nsrcS oi ue thirteen"
The ninth Adermanc district the rst second third
MN Man seventh eighth ninth and tenth election dis
The tenth Adermanc district contains The eighth and ninth
eecnon districts o. The fleenn Ward the fourth NTH sixth,
sevenn een.n ninth tenth eleventh. twelfth and thirteenth
The eleventh Adermanic district contains The 6r second
third fourth NTH sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth Seyen
twelfth thirteenth and fourteenth election districts Of The Twen
The twelfth Aldermanic district contains the hh axth
seventh, eighth, ninth TENTH eleventh twelfth thir.
teenth fourteenth heenh sixteenth seventeenth and eieh
teepth the Ward and e tweif
thirteenth fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth seventeenth and
eighteenth districts OF the Seventeenth Ward.
third fourth h SIXTH seventh and eighth election districts Ok
the Twenty second Ward.
The fourteenth Aldermanc district first second
third fourth nth SIXTH seventh eighth, ninth TENTH eleventh.
teenth Ward.
The fifteenth Aldermanc district contains the FIRST second,
third fourth h SIXTH seventh cigh ill., NINTH tenth and elev
epth election districts Of the Twenty first Ward.
The sixteenth Adermanc district contains the first second,
third fourth and fifth election distrs of the Nineteenth Ward
The Seventeenth
Ward. -'- y -
Adop,sd By The Board Of Aldermen. Sept, q 1859.
D. r. VALENTINE. Clerk c. G.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNDERSIGNED pros
IL leave to inform his friends the public Tint be ha
resumed business and feels aered as 10 his aht ma
long experience pSterns TO be sent on raes IN
1RED, DLETZ, AsAu sxee% second door. '.s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10
THE FIREMEN.

A SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT IFIREMEN.-A SPECIAL
meeting VII be held at rirem M Hall on Tuesday DC
parade Of the Fire Department the 18th inst will be
considered Punctua attendance requested By order Of
the Executive Committee. &. W. WHEELER, r. s.
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FINE ARrs.


DkAW TIE C0NCLUsIoN.-S5OOO RNNT FOR FIRST
- h css gay IN broadway $500 class gallery
- 10 ~ nen 70 the Bowery Photographic Palace Of
lures 100 hour doors from Broome street. your pic
ambroypes % cents and upwards This IL ~ ost ANU
and best tted up gallery on the Bowery GIIIES JOTN
SON, ProprietorS N. B-Mr johnson has .yiiN
ney's gallery operator for eight years '' a'""es
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vENTRAL PARK-ON 10TH AND nth STREETS,
near bloomngdae road on the heights ten lots, house,
years Apply 70 IT. SMITH. once IS No. 10 Broadway.
oOnmission win be paid
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o. that part Of the city bounded by and living within Charles
Blocker and Christopher strets and the Hudson river
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD RELIABLE COM
"A mission house, doing business in California to make
from In from eight twelve months the
Of from $4,000 $4,000 amount invested secured
from any loss Address w. A. NJ box Ill Herald Office
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EyOR sALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO 70
West Twenty second street. with furniture in complete
order If not sold by the 2h will be 10 lease. Inquire
Ahou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

NOR SALEM MOUNT VERNON wEsTCHEsTER
county property situate on The corner Of Third street
story and basement house 26xS6 feet In good order with
piazza front and The garden beautifully laid out
WIN exchange the above for improved city property Terms
easy. See diagram at the Office Inquire Of Z. l. b. T.
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districts the extent and limits Of which said election districts
s election district of the Sixteenth Ward shall cont.
all that part q city bounded by and lying within Sixteenth
Seventh rn sixth avenue Four
the Ward A con-
teenth sixth Seventeenth street Seventh
The third election district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall con-
tain all that part Of hs city bounded BY and lying within
fhe fourth election district Of the Sixteenth Ward shall con-
Twenty sixth street Sixth Twenty second street. Eighth
The h sieson district Of the s1esnsh ward shall con.ai.
4. that q he % bounded By w
avenue. twenty third street. and Ninth avenue.
street kissS fSssssnsh sveSes
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Twentieth street. Ninth avenue Fourteenth street and Tenth
The eighth election district of the Sixteenth Ward shall
Twentieth street. Tenth Fourteenth street and Eleventh
The ninth election district of the Sixteenth Ward shall con-
tain all that part Of The city bounded by and lying within
The tenth election district Of the Sixteenth Ward contain
sixth and
s 49, SEVENTEENTH WARD ,-,..
Is The Ward shall be divided into eighteen
districts shall be as follows.
:fsSs @ $
contain al thu, part Of The zig By and lying within
The third election district Of the Seventeenth Ward shall
tain all that OF the city bounded by and lying within
Houston, Clinton Rivngton and Esscx streets.
The VI s H. q The na hs
Third street. First avenue, Houston street and Bowery
The fifth district of the Seventeenth Ward shall con
tain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within sixth
street. First avenue Third Bowcry and Third avenue
The sixth district Ward aa
tain all that part Of The city bounded BY and lying within Ninth
The seventh election district Of the Seventeenth ward sa
contain all that part of the city bounded BY within
Fourteenth street. Second avenue Ninth and Fourth
The eighth election district of the Seventeenth Ward shall
contain all that OF the city by lying within
First avenue Fourteenth street. Second and Eleventh
street.
he ninth election district Of the seyssteepn Ward sha
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TWENTYSECOND WARD.
Sec g. The Twenty second Ward shall be divided into eight
election districts the extent and limits of which said election
districts shall be as follows
all that part Of the city bounded BY and lying within
Forty fourth street. Sixth avenue, Foreth street and Ninth
The second election district Of the Twenty ward shall
Forty ninth street sixth avenue Forty fourth street and Ninth
avenue ,., ,,.-... :, A.. ,...
contain ali that part of the city bounded by and living within
Fifty sixth street. Sixth avenue Forty ninth street and Ninth
The fourth election district Of the Twenty Ward shall
contain all that part q the city bounded by and lying within
The ah election district of the Twenty second Ward aha.
Forty ninth street, Ninth avenue Forty fourth Hud
The sixth election district Of the Twenty second Ward sba
contain all that part Of the city bounded by and lying within
Fifty sixth street. Ninth avenue ninth street and Hudson
The seventh district the Twenty second Ward shall
Sixty fifty street. Sixth avenue Fifty sixth street and Hudson
The eighth election district OF the Twenty second ward shall
contain all that of the city bounded BY lying within
Eighty sixth street. Sixth avenue Sixty fifth street and Hudson
river
election districts embraced within Aldmanic
districts, reepectvely;- o,..
fourth and 6h election districts of the First Ward the nrs and
second distrtc,s The Second Ward the ds second snd
and he frsi District Of he sixth Ward ,,,,,
The second Aldermanc district contains the second nrd
fourth fh sixth seventh election districts on tne YOUTH
Ward and ne second Alrd fourth fh' sixth and 'e'enn
The third Adermsnc district the fourth election Is
trio! Of the Third Ward hs q Se FIN ward and he
arst second third tourh aud 9Th districts Of the Eighth
fourth Ahermapic district the eighth and ninth
election districts The Sixth Ward ne drst second third
arm sqS @ he he
OF Se Thirteenth Ward and the eighth ninth and tenth districts
me ah xdermanc district contains the SIXTH seventh
eshtS Ninth TENTH eleventh and twelfth election districts Of
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TNOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, BEAUTIFULLY STU
IL ated In Perth Amboy New Jersey containing
connections buildings fruit trees &C. price co.
tuchn depot price 1000 Particulars may be had of JAS
GILMAN, l73 Broadway, first floor, G. BLOODGOOD
he premiaea
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4 GIVE EMPLOYMENT WANTED-IN WHOLESALE
"A house by a young who can bring capital with him.
exchanged Address b. H. box 24 Post office,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

EAIRo CITY LOTS FOR SALE, OR WOULD BE Elk
-Four lots Of land Alexander county State Of Illinois city Of
Cairo first addition, block Nos and IL These lots
66 Murray street.
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nor SALEM QUANTITIES TO SUIT ONE HUN
dred building lots on Weehawken hfl In pleasant and
ferries BY stages running every minutes
price y6o lot on easy terms Of payment Also on the
anne place, frame house with small greenhouse and SIX
~ Of ground price 81 800 and another frame house, with
new stable and sixteen lots Of ground containing @ bearing
fWarf fruit Trees price "a 600 Further sixty building lots In
- lovely village Of New Durham On The plank road to Hack
erect ferry and within fifteen minutes ride from the Jersey
0y and Hoboken ferries by the Northern Raroad M best Of
surface consists Of pure sand % depth Of over thirty feet
and diched lands also in New Durham partly meadows
partly adapted raising vegetables and for berry and flower
Thursdays J. II. BONN the owner 81 Nassau street.
yoOm g.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

BUILDING LOTS, WITH LOAN FOR sALE-SOuTH-
ID Of Seventh and Thirty nth street 80 feet
Arsenal suitable theavenue anddweng houses
o. Apply "a william street. 49, from IL 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

ExECuTOR's sALE-OR WILL. BE EXCHANGED FOR
~ real estate in New York. the country the late A.
y Randolph ESQ, one mile from Port Richmond s. l. The
house repete for gentleman Of forune sixteen acres Of
knd and all the oubudings complete large frontage
Full particulars vt the office of j. r. KELETT Agent for the
sae Of Real Estate, Richmond HILL Staten Island
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22

The New York Weekly GOLDEN
PRIZE is one of the largest and best
weekly papers ofthe day. An imperial
Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES, or FOR
TY COLUMNS, of entertaining original
matter: aud ELEGANTLY 1IiLUsTRATEp
every week. p bA4
A GIFT WORTH FROM SO
CENTS TO $4,000. TN GOLD,
WILL REPRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON
RECEIPT OF THE ,SUBSCRIP-
TON MONEY.
One copy one year-$2 90, and / gift,
One copy two years 8 so, and 2 gifts,
One copy three years. 90, and 3 gifts,
Zone copy Ave years--s OF, and 5 gifts,
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one years So 90, e. s gifts,
Five copies, one year co, and 5 gifts.
Ten copies one year Is 90, and 0 gifts,
Twenty one copies one year $50 90,
and 81 gifts.
| The articles to be distributed ear
comprised in the following list: Il ~.
2 packages Of gold, containing
~ $500 90 each.
8 go 200 90 each.
10 9" 5tT" 100 90 each.
10 Pat. Lever Hunting cased Watches
au - 100 co each
20 Gold Watches rs 90 each.
| so Xsi" sau4l 6000 each.
100 SO 3U 90 each.
300 Ladies gold watches 35 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting cased Watches
- 80 90 each. <,
| 500 Silver W atches SlO to 25 OO'each.
1910 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chain
~ .f73 $40 to- 80 90 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches,
Ear Drops, Breast Pins Cuff Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs
Watch Keys, Gold and Silver 'Fhimbles
and a variety of other articles, worth
from fifty centstO SIS each.
Immediately on receipt of the SUBJ
scriptiou money, the subscribers name
will be enteredupon our subscription
book opposite number, and the gift
corresponding with that number will be
forwarded, within one week, to the
subscriber, by mail or egpress, posi-
paid. .7.NH .s
IT, All communications should be
addressed to l sfs. Aa5 as
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1886 Broadway, N. Y.
- Specimen copies sen free. Agents
wanted. y
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TERMS.


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NEWARK ACADEMY.

This long established, Institution
is pleasantly located in Newark,
Del, on the Phila., VIII. & BAL.
r. r.. fa4.3, aesi v.as, + gaaa sax
The Principal, who took charge
Of 1t a year ago, can give the most
satisfactory testimonials of his quail
afcations as Teacher and Guardian
Of youth; and having the use of the
College Library, and excellent APP
.paratus, can afford special advanta-
ges. to more advanced pupils. The
accomms stations for boarderslare SD.
perior.- I'd b. aaoY
The next session will commence
the first Monday in September.
For tuition g. board, including
washing, $65 for 16 weeks. ~
For Circulars inquire at this OF
fee or write to the Principal, ~ Z
Rev. WHITMAN PECK.
rs I'm. ~ S'''o - I 4.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
CLIMAX GRAIN FAN,

/ warrant this Great Fan to clean any
kind of grain or seed, with less troubls,
and easier onthe operator, than The best
Fan of you; knowledge, forS25. They
are "a inches in width; FIVE Riddles 20
by ID inches, and they have an easy
end motion. Other fans have ia side
motion. In this fan the bottom.of the
hopper shakes and feedsitself if desired,
and the wind is so conveyed upward
that the chaff.uever strikes the riddle.
so they wilfciean whest or other grain
withouta riddle il desired, and take oft
the cheat, cockel and smut. Therefore
I sell them as a better Fan than any
other pattern, and if they are not re-
fund the money. They will char s
bushels ofwheat per rhinute. They
took the premium in Delaware, PENN
sylvania, New York, New Jersey, and
everywhere that they have been tried,
over all others. f4H
Price $25. ~. ,...r Il.
Ely CORN SHELTERS for horse
power, warranted to shell with ease loo
bushels per hour, separating The corn
from the cobs, sizes and diflererit
Platforms Hand Shelters, siugic autf
double, the very best. rgt
Heavy and light machinery, Of any
kind, made and repaired. ~ .Ivra
a Castings of any kind for steam
Engines. Saw or grist Mills, Gearing,
and shaitlng, Spindles, Gudgeons, borcd,
and fitted 'ready'for use.- / have a full
set Of Patterns, and Castings, always on,
hand for repairing Horse Powers. All
work warranted. a9. 49,. sai
Oven and Spider Lids and stove
Plates always on. hand.s .a.t
"a slsiisu4 GEO. s. GRiER,
Iron Founder and Machiuest, Milford, :
Del. 9Js , 3r 81 bo3 IA III =,
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d, DODD.
w eb ID T.
CGrdsng & Milling

The undersigned. having placed Car
ding Machines in their mill al Middle
ford, respectfully inform The public
that. they are prepared to card their
wool in the best manner and with
quickest despatch, and hope with AN
experienced and accommodating cardcr,
TO merit and receive liberal share O.
public patronage.
Their Wheat Mill, Corn Mill and
Carding Machines, heing run BY 'sepe-
rate wheels and unconnected by gearing
of any kind, they can despatch the'dif-
ferent branches OF business with'unnsual
facility and satisfaction.
The meal WILDE sifted, If desired,
without additional charge. Those
wishing their meal sified, will please be
prepared with something to put, the
husks in at the time. saisf
Wheat and Corn kept ON hand for
sale and milling purposes.
]. M. 4, ]. RAWLINS.
No. 19--lm.
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WI HHAF'GDHR It'd
MARBLE AND MONUMENTAL
w @ r K s

VIM. Fl. RICHARDS has associa-
ted with him in business, John r. Rue,
and the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted in the name of RickardsS Rue.
They have. and intend keeping on
hand, all kinds of American and For
elgn Marble, from which they will
manufacture every variety of TOMBS,
sMs9WSsg W 8s&yG
of every description, such as Nantes,
Door and Window Stills, and Lintels,
both of American and foreign marble
all of which he will sell ,..
at S&ET EAASBB.
and deliver at any point in the State,
free Of charge. All orders will be
promptly attended to, and entire salts
faction will be given, otherwise the pur-
chaser will be released from all obi
gatioa. H ~-a G -t.
RICHARDS & RUE.
Ne. l6--Iy, Aa, a# u.
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JUST ARRIVED
Spring and Summer
! 'gI0YHTMGG,, 81.

G. w. Within has Just re-
turned from the City with an
elegant assortment Of Clothing,
suited to the season, consisting
IN part of Frock Goats, Alapac-
ca do. Duck and Linen do,
Cashmere and other Pants,
Marsailles anc other Vests, IN
der Shirts, &c. Call and ex-
anime,
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is warranted pure and uniform in its
composition. It only needs to be seen
by the intelligent Farmer to convince
him fits Intrinsic value as per
manent Fertilizer. .iaal4sal sYea
For sale inlarge or,small quantities
by resF aaA ssseasfSe ~ Fmls saf
CROASDALE, PIERCE e. co.
l04 North Wharves, sope door above
Arch ST, Philadelphia. And by mos
of the principal dealers throughout the
coontry. ~ s.s.2o s.'l
l0--3m. = 9aE b2@D hitt
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NdDTECHG.
JACOB I'LL. CONWELL,
.,s Undertaken,
lLEWES. DEL.

#. Nf i6E W EA0, LEILA,
Successor to Jos. II. Waller, Decd,
Takes this. method of informing
his friends and the public, that he
has supplied himself with good as
sentiment of materials, suitable for
the above business, and hopes by
strict attention, and personal atten-
dance, to merit fair share Of patro-
mage. a5i l1a :
No, S.---tf. es tj Z
SO, 900 Peach Trees, best quality,
$50 90 per 1000. .e..-... sa...'-
10000 Aliens Hardy Raspberry.
$40 90 per 1000.
B&~ Catalogues gratis.
WILLIAM PARRY,
eCinnaminson, New Jersey.
No. 27-2m. ~
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EMPLOYMENT.

$50 A MONTH & EXPENSES
PAID.--An Agent is wanted III
every town and County in the Uni
Ned States to engage in respecta-
able and easy business, by which
the above profits may be.certainlJ
realized, For further particulars,
address DR.. J. HENRY WARNER,
corner 18th Street & Broadway,
New York City, enclosing oiis Pest
age stamp. .,i,sa,ot s.a,s 81. "a n
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
1858. ~ y.. \ 1859.
MIX HORSE POWERS.
/ A NEW THRESHING MACHINE
gTsgsGEORGEl,S GRLER,A
NlIIIa MILFORD. DEI..


IA They work well with any numbered
horses from TO 8, and are warranted
not to bresksby 8 horses; the only ma
chine that is warranted not to break.
DEscRPrIoE;--Themain whseI does
not turn, but stands stationary, with a
double row Of cogs, and 5wheels gear
ing directly into il, with Is cogs all
bearing equal strain; there are1Owheels
in the machine, 8 Of them run with
their hubs in oilcups.
/ warrant the machines to do good
work with horses; and they are so
constructed that they cannot be broken
by threshing out wheat, rye, oats or
corn. Bs nGgl f'tE
PRICE, from $50 tosle5 for Horse
Powers. rsa i'a2 -4f
THRESHERS ALL IRON!
1 have Threshers which / wdrrantto
ithresh and fan so bushels Of wheat per
hour, ready for market. Price 9l0O.
Also TLreshers with or without seper-
'ators with 20, rs, and 30 inch .cylin-
der, either close or open, of iron, with
the the teeth all put in with screw and
a nut on each tooth, so that they cannot
fly out. 1 warrant them tothresh clean
and cut no grain, and give satisfaction
ITO the purchaser. Price from 25 to $50.
GaY BETTING Of all widths, war
ranted not to, stretch, and perfectly
straight, with only one. joint. and any
length required; 'theihedt Of the sun nor
the rain does not effect it. 1t is move
durable thanleather, at a less price.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-09-22
A. HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell a House
and Lot IN Bridgeville; Sussex Co.,
Del. This house is a two story
frame building, with a single story
attached. Itisin sight of the Del.
Railrwd, and one-quarter of a mile
from. the Depot. Address sds9a
g. jSoHooK, !
No. Soft ~. Milford, Del. =
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corn. NheIIel,rl,,.s,-.,

The subscriber has for sale,
a lot of Grier & Stanton's inn
proved Corn Shelters, which
will be sold AT the manufac-
turer's prices.aa They are the
best shelters ever brought into
this county. Call atthe f'Mes-
senger Office Georgetown,
Del.
n. DODn Va