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i,ACUS, Liquors, &c.


900 hhis, Ciueiqus;i Commnn WHISKY.
2oo hols hue Munn,sia RYt NHlhkEY.
3 Sbis cdmIG2o Ga ana french bksNnf;
hal pirrs hoanessy aud Otard tkkNLd
ebaif pipes holland GIN.
60 bbls. Port and MI1eits WINE.
20 bbls and half hh!s Blackberry, Chsuy
hatt 5bts GsrnGu Eli TIERS.
~ belS ans virginia Apple and Peach
y y S SSs Ts5iF.F 3, A@P'e BRANDY.
IS bids prime SHoULDFRs aud SIDES.
1900 sehootey's suEar-cured Worlds Fair
loo smithfeld HAMS.
80 tier,es and hDIs. prime Western LARD.
100 btY.: Extra c, Z, a, Crushed aad POwasssd
500 SSis. n VT !, a az iMaAcKEREL.
leo bbls. Family iLPK1Nus.
200 bbi- No. Gu HEEkiNGS.
2s b. D. CHEESE
400 bbls Fine; sqpsIane and Family FLOUR.
shsifbLls wHlrs FlsH.
SO Bills; Cuba aud \ Orleans MoLAssEs.
tiarcas IoDRIAH
100 hoxes MUSTARD.
500 DhMIJOHNs.
So bundles WrappinR TWIEE.
lee doaea C9ttGn and Hemp LINES
80 boxes Ground PEPPER.
200 hsss SHOT.
So dozen BROOaS.
Loco gross NJ ATtHES.
~ dozen kARREL COVERS.
100 dozen BUCKETS
10 dozen Cedar TCBs,
500 boxes TOBACCO
50g reams WRAPPING PAPER
81 kegs SA' SODA.
90 kegs BICARB. SODA,
200 kegs MALLS.
$500 CIGARS
Is half chests Green aud Black TEA,
Is boxes hI.cheiI's CANDIES
leo hvXes AdsHantIus CANDLES.
tUlgaia'- Dsiersive and Fancy sDAP
ask tn attention II the trade H. the above
stock, which desttu to sell for cash
THOMAS JONES
my 2e--'fo No 5 Main streGl
I Az D-3Od barrels srlIas Zeal
II TiN-jJ9 boxes assorted
BAGON-59 hhds dee Shoulders and Hama;
TONaU Es-In half barrels;
iRON-A large aud compiete assortment Of
sweies, En2lieh Refined, Hoop, Band and
Nail-Nod :.
STEEn-baYlOr's assorted sizes
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Another Blockade ut Charleston

CHARLESTON, May 27th.-The Charleston
pilots report war steamer off the bar this
evening.
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THE New PosTAGK LAw-On and after the
first day of June next, all letters will cea Sc 70
be for warded from this Office outside of the
Confederate States and until postal treaty
shall be made with the United States Govern
ment for the exchange of mails. All postage
stamps and stamped envelopes of any demon
nation of the United States viii that day
cease to be Of value, and will not be recognized
| as payment for postage.
The following Will be the rates of pos tage
| to take effect on the first of June For any
distance under 500 miles, per half ounce 5 cts :;
| over 800 miles, per half ounce 10 cents.
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THE ELECTION.

a few more returns are received, which will
be found below:
WESTMORELAND
For secession, 656; against it, /. Hon Will
loughby Newton was elected to the House of
Delegates without opposi ton.
POCAHONTAS.
For secession 500; against it, ID. Colonel
Lockridge was elected to the House OF Dele
gates.
HARDY-OFFICIAL.
For secession, 76s; against it, 53S. Senate
Armstrong, I'll; Parsons, AZ; Carokaddan,
3i6. House OF Deiegates-Charles Williams,
(no epposition,) ISL.
LANCASTER.
For secession, 433; against it, none. For
amendment, 236; againstit, les. For Senate
Jos. +. Harvey, mo opposition,) 3o2. House
of Delegates-A. L. Carter, mo opposition, y
1855. Board OF Public Works-Alex. HoIla-
day, 81; L. L. Brcun, rs.
HESTERFIELD-OFFI
For secession. 1,42l against it, none; for
amendment, 1884, against it, 1898. Senate
Nash, (ho opposition,) Jas. House of Dele
gates-Friend, (no opposition,) ,l64.
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Brave LADY.-Accompanying the Rome
Light Guards, from Georgia, who arrived
here yesterday, says the Norfolk Day Book of
the 30th inst, Was the wife of the gallant
Captain, who has determined to share with
her husband, to whom she has been united in
marriage only a few weeks, all the dangers
and prlvations of the war. She was armed to
the teeth, carrying in a belt around her waist
very formidable bowie knife and pistol,
which she declared would be used whenever
| occasion offered, and that she felt herself able
| TO use them most effectively. She was called
| on while here by numbers of our citizens, who
were highly delighted with her agreeable
manners, and her heroic purpose. Her hus-
| band, Capt. Magruder, is II native of Vir-
| ginia, and is Il cousin of Col. j. Bankhead
| Magruder OF tho Virginia Artillery service.
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PRCCLAMATIONS
,YTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

DYTHE GOVERNOR OF CHINA
- PRoCLAMArioH. Information having been
received by the Executive that GEO. BLAKE
MORE, charged with tho killing Of jacob s. Rohr
Of Harrison5urs, In tie coauty Ct Rockingham.
has escaped arrest by the officers OF the law aud
Is now going ut large, therefore, 40 here by Oh 81
reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any per.
son or persons who shall arrest the said George
Blakemore, and dA iyer him into the iiil Of saii
county, and moreover require ali officers Of
this Commonwealth. civil and military ADD re-
quest tue people generally, to use heir best ex-
trtions To procure the arrest OF he said George
Biakeulore, that hs may be brought 10 Justice
~, Given uader ny hand, a. Governor p nd
81. = under the Seal Of the Commonwealth at
~ kichIaoni, this 2stl May 1884, q nd ia the
eighty fith year Of the Common wealth
By the Governor: JOHN LEfCHgR.
GEORGE W MUSPoAp,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
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VI n q MIA ia

For sale by
mk 'S-t2
xoibEN'a Hi>ev.s >.iAos U4-rUF,
NJ asa E&nAD AfhhEr
Having atspoSaa II Ey Old stock Of Shs sss "a
aaetion. have iasi opened large aGa beautiful
assortment, all cav styles:
900 oold Border SHADES. emily 7sesass. with AK
500 Gold and Velvet. II 10 worth ~ ss,
<ea Gold aad yetvet Caasrs, ~. IS rsry 'x,a.,
500 iignt ani para Landscapes, sfA cents only
go large Gilt Framed fAl.LuR PiltaUE gs stt
fereat reoaefy, al TIA low pfiso Of ~ aq werta
SEQ, 80 '1sss
i,see YiRg SCREENS. Il "a cent, Zach
see WINDOW C0RStChS fsym Is eants Ia a. "a.
sngiishi 6ersasn aa9 American Oil cLO.s Sas. ali
widths, AID very caesp 80 50
Tall ~ TIE Dry Geods AID wiaaux Sd ADJ a.
pot OF ssp s-~Sml u aaLnks, ssn ksassi Al
Get Ilit KN TNiLTf s0AFS INH -FEg-
'ofpAkhf MAAUfAJTukf This a. The al, ~
stishmeht 10 the eoalhera States ss}f.ra qsl{
Lki soAf's arc made direct ff.sa thu ras ma = ].
ssais, ana Sa6tAas .hsa BY eqeal u sus Ssana.
sae.arsa Ata4ls Nasta or EarsYY. Asssaps = ].
r1aa TThs as aes s.,as ssssstssst x
LaVS MI HAN tlti~, ro3lA us>. eAAYkf "a
SHAVING SNAfe, rbfiskI ftaWbr NJ 49, 49, Z y
a. tsAkGly. kt4sl 4 - -
kstweea eth and al sssee1x. aettb sss,A
Z, s.-fais sssAhlishmsnt has "a 60 aestss.
with any ASass In The NORTH. M $40
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SIdSs or DISTRESS IN New YoRk.-The New
York Day Book says:

York Day Book says:
In every direction this house to let" or
"stIre tor rent" "this property for sale"
'seiling off at less than cost" "assignees
sale" &c, &c, stare you in the face-ianked
by hosts of less impor tant, but similar an
Gouncements. Nor are these offers confined
10 old or inferior buildings, but hang, ike
piacaId5 on an eiiigy, over the door posts of
some of the newest and. most elegant struc-
lures on our proudest avenue.
From the Astor House 10 the corner of 18th
street you may this morning count IS9 of these
commercial epitaphs, and if you slip quickly
in to many 4 handsome establishment where
plate glass vies with gliding for the tdornman t
of happier days, you may De told, in {; wills
per, that business is dead and the place will
soon close.
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FOR RENT.-A e,nveaiept RESIDENCE, W est
Of Brooke Avenue.
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by TIE GOV EKNOh or VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAMATION Where's. a vaeAacy has
occurred IN the ConTention of Virginia by the
fesignauon'of GEORGE W. SUMMERS, a member
thereof for the e,uRts of kaDa~ Ia, therefore thu
sherih ct said county is hereby required 10 hold
an election at the several places al voting pre-
scrioed BY law. In said eoRuty. on MONDAY, the
10Th day Vf Juns next, Tor member of the Goa.
v.ntion for said county. to supply the vacancy
Aforesaid
-, Given under my Ia I'D, as Governor, and
LIS. uadeF the seal Of tho Commonwealth a.
~ Richmond. this 2Stb day OF May la9t and
10 the eighty Ann year OF thu Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GgoEag w Ncxsoap,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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WOOD, COAL. 60


Two fUU sDEKs.-our ARTIFICIAL Cor =,
/ converted from Bitumin1us Coal, IL srccass.
fully used Ia cupolas rs substitute for AnthrA-
cite Coal.
my Ats JOHN J wRkTU. Agent.
A NihNaIti r.-A vxcsttoGt sWbststIts tor
N Peuhsy lvania Anthracite, Tor ali domestic
uses, will be found In
CARBON HILL COKE,
produced AT HOME.
~ Orders promptly executed.
80 TgRAs.-Strilag eash.
JNO. J. WFRrH, agent.
Yards cor. 10th aud Cary aud t.b and BYRD sis.
my a-ts
4 ga S..-i u9 prlc8s OF GAkDU., att tt...
" viii be; until further notice. - follows
limp COKE, ,'......E3.I rs Per iu@--
EtoYG GoAe, .,..,....-... 80 - 80
Hail Dokss ....,..,............s-.s zoo 80 &c
Iay - JOHN J. WERTH Agent
f!s co.'s Ds Day OAA W 90 Boz Ihs
w wharf, for sale by A. s. LIE,
NH It's On tho Deck
w y u D-W - ID.
a constant supply Of
OAK aad PINE WOOD,
which viii be delivered to families Al tao vary
lowest marx, I leo.
fs Ats A + LEE
4 Ak AND PANE " UUD-seas0 90 ana Q ndsr
~ shslteT, for sale at Coke Yards.
de- 1-ts JNo. J. wERTs. Aga
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Gsorge Blskemore Is a man of light complex
ion, about 90 years old, about feet inches high
bas heen engaged for some time past ia taAing da
gueTie0types, has been q resident Of the county
9f Rocking nam, and Is now supposed to be max
ing his way either to sorgia or Ohio.
my Ge.
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FOR sALE.-A dns MILCa cow, with young
Calf: Appiyto JESSE WILLIAMS.
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- ELLfNG OFF Ar COSr To CLOSE THE
- BUSINESS fine entire stock II DsT aud
FANCY GOODS, at No. Is Malta ettsat, viii be sid
at and below eaet Tn. sale continues t.n Saya
oriy tbs stock has been bought vary low AMI
At = tina when goods were cheap Therefor we
at~ able - otsr gr%st bargains 20 every oas VINO
wishes 70 Pnseh<se Ia tals isRe el goods ladies,
call esriy &ud examine he goods and rst4elabor
| the sale Will eoni!aGe aRiy { q days
sWaRAt HeR 90
Agent Far II Nexmsn,
nv zI--ivts Under tho old asnsian II use
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The Mobile Register has letter from Pen
sacola, from which we take the followingi
There is Il sand battery just above the city
and one below, and soldiers from the upper
battery down to Fort McRea. They are en- :
eamped as far out as three miles, and in all
about II 900 men. The Navy Yard has no pro-
lection, and can easily be dies troyed by Fort
Piekens. No one OF Fort McRea's guns bear
on Pickens, as they command the channel in
which the vessels have been sunk. The dry
dock that cost $3.50, 900 is loaded with stone and
brick bats, with the intention OF taking it
down ana sinking il In the channel 10 prevent
the Federal ships from coming in. ] think
TheneYer they 20 to sink the dock the ball
gill open, for Pickens IL certain to fire ON 1t.
they have told Gen. Bragg as much, who
pays no atten ton 10 them. When the team.
ers Keys and Lewis were fired at, 1t was jus
as much as the officers could do At Mckea To
Keep the men from firing into the vessels, and
when the boats turned BAG some OF the men
actually SAT down aud cried--they were SO
mad. Sunday some vessels anchored in the
Feet, and could seq the soldiers on Pickens--
they were as thick as bees. l could see them
drilling on the beach, aud the horses grazing
a@ar the fort General RragE has prdered al
Strangers away, or that they take position III
tAe Army. He has also ihoyed his guar tiers
rom the hospitai about mile and a half In
the wpods
Two imnenss Columbiads, each weighing
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THE NEW STYLE CAMP HEDsrEAn.

I iNE! LIME. LiafE:.!~-As tns " ara
IL se4k0n appToaehos, IL bee ines impenant that
We should a~e all meAas Z" pre@srv~ tue health
aud cleanliness Of The city, aud experience has
shown thai nothing 50 fully secures those ends
~ the frse use Of Lime about car promises To
meet this want, will deliver fre.G burned fGa
L. rs, al any point in the I'd aaa III Warts, al ~
per barSel.
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We are this morning enabled 10 present on
,,,,.ys with the very latest Northern news
Notwithstanding the blockade and other oh
structio thrown In the way OF eommuni
.,tiog with that sec don
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
SheriHf's Sale,

pY virtue ofs writ falls Levarl Faclas to directed
ID will IN exposed 10 1Hbie sale at the house Of Martin
d, Ball in Delaware Ct, = IN He'd Lion Hundred, New
Castle County, Del, on sA "GRDAY the 10th day OF No
vember next AZ o'clock r. d. the following described
Real Estate, viz .e,-,,.
and being 10 Red Lion Hundred al fessld, bounded and
described az follows TO wit Beginni. I me eAt en-
Of large ditch called the straight ditch ns q tns ang
lands OF William Reybod and running tne MtineiA'
bank OF the Marsh and River Delaware, viz north slk
teen degrees, East htyhrse perehes North seven de-
greesi East four perchss North eleven degrees La "
iour perehes North sixteen degrees, Eas twenty plgh
perches North eight degrees aud half East sixty tWo
perches 70 the east end another ditch ins this ad
auds OF John Reybold thence with said ditch and leav
lug the river North seyeutyseven degrees West hun
dfel aud nine perchea to stake, thence North eighty
nine degrees West nineteen perehes to tue Neck road
leading from Delaware City to Port Penn thence with said
road South eleven degrees East ayseyen perehes South
one Degree West two hundred and x perches to the ST.
Georges Creek thence South seventysix degrees,
thirty three perches 10 ditch thence with sad ditch
North five degrees East fourteen perch the middle of
the straight ditch Aforesaid aud thence with the same
North eghtytwo degiesA East hundred and forty
one perrhes TO the place Of beginning containing hun
dred and seyentyve acres three rods and thirtyeight
perches OF land, be the same lesss
Seized aud taken in execution the properey fCaha
rine NJ. King, and Adam +. King, and TO be sold by
LEVI II. MOORE, Sheriff.
sherih's Office, New Castle, Oct. 81. ls6l.--ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
ShertR,s Sale


4aer By virtue of writ Of Ievari Faeias to me di-
ilsW rected will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
s house OF John Foster, In the city Of Wilmington
4AEzh New Castle County, On FRIDAY, the sth day OF
November next at o'clock p M the following described
Real Estate, Wiz;
All that cerain lot piece parcel ofland and Morocco
Factory thereon erected situatein the city Wilmington
bounded and described as follows to wit.
Beginning at the northeasterly corner uf Third street
and nine feet wide alley between Orange and TatnAl
streets, thence along said alley Norherly parallel with
Tatnali street one hundred and three feet less to
three feet wide alley thence along the same, Esserly
parallel with Third Street tdrtyu1s feet esE to
land Of the heirs of lillian Hallawe deceased thence
ninetsen iaet less 10 stake thence Westerly
parallel with Third street. about feet to another
stake; thence Southery parallel with Orange street
eghtyfour feet the AFORESAID side Of Third
street and thence along the Westerly about forty
two feet to the place OF beginning be the contents there
Of what they may.
Seized and taken in execution As the property Of p
Frederick aoket and Isabella NJ his wife and George
VI. Griffin and Mary E. his wife, and t. rs and to be
cold by
LEVI b. MOORE, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, New Castle, Oct. 49, lssl-oe22.tE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
SheriR,s Sale.

pY virtue ofa writ ofVenloni Exponas tom directed,
ID will Do exposed To Public Sale al the house Of Levi
w Lattomus, at Townsend, In Appoqulnmink Hundred,
New Castle County, Del THURSDAY, the 7th day OF
November next IL o'clock, NJ, lot pitce Of land,
lying the public road leading from Commercial Corner
to Towhsend Station. In oquinimink Hundred,
Beginning alta stone on the south side Of said road
for land of Levi W. Latomus ffom thence with
said attomus south seventeen degrees east 1863 feet 10
stake in said Laomus line. thence by the new line now
made north q degrees and 90 minutes, 30 feet two
inches to a stake the west Side Of contem
plated road street, rom thence with said side
thereof north % degrees west lb0 feet 10 stake on the
south side of tue public road thence with the
side said road south T0 degrees west so feet to the
place Of Beginning, containing thirteen thousand three
Seized and taken In execution the property Of Will
liam Scott, aud to be sold by
LEVI D. MOORE, Sheriff
sherif's Office, New Castle, oct. IS, 196l--oc22-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of Ais vend Exponas to me directed
ID will be exposed to Public Sale, at the house Philip
Marvel, in ths village OF Chrisana, White Clay Cree
Hundred New Castle County, Delaware FRIDAY, the
18th day Of November, 1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
following described Heal Estate, via:
All the undivided OneRifth OF piece of laud situate
in Pencader Hundred New Castle County, Del bounded
follows On the south by the public road leaeing
Georges Station 10 Glasgow and adjoining lands
ofWiliam Hurlock. George Walker and William lnskeep
containing ITO acres Of land, more or less
seized and taken in Execution the property of William
N. Ward and to be sold by
LEVI d. MOORE, Sheriff.
,sheriTs Once, New Castle, Oct. IS ls6i-e9-is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
SheriH's SaIe.

ns5aa ny virtue Of writ OF Ysnditioni Expouas, to
T,tE% me directed will be exposed to Public Sale at
Nv M the house Of Philip Marvel in Chilstana Village,
in White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle Coun-
" Delaware, on THURSDAY, the 7th day OF November
at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following described Real
Estate, viz:
All the interest Edward j. Jones. (heng one ninthl
in ths plantation tract Of land in pencader Hundred,
dunded by lauds of Alexander D. Crawford, Robert Fer
gasuii John X. Reese and William MothnrA lying,
the road leading from 0get0wn to Bradley3 Mil contain
ing 1917 land less with house and barn
thsngSn erected.
seel and taken Execution the property Edward
" Jones. and TO he sold by
LEVI b. MOORE, Sheriff.
sherlHs,0iHce New Castle oct is ls6l-oc22ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
Sherif's Sale.

49, By virtue Of writ Of Alias Vend. Exponas TO
EtE directed, will he exposed to Public Sale at tho
s house Of Philip Marvel in the village Of Christi
lkaakIlkA White Clay Greek Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, FRIDAY, the lbth of November,
1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following described keAl
Estate, viz:
A tract Of land situate in White Clay Greek Hundred,
New Castle County Del, bounded and described fol-
laws to wit: On the west by lands of William Cooper
the east by Eagle Run the south by lands late Of
William Dunlap and others, containing 10 of land
mo less with House aud Sabliug thereon erected
Sc Sd and taken in execution the property Of stephen
Y Tow >send and to be sold by
LEVI B. MOORE, Sheriff.
sberia,s Ndice New Castle October 9sth, is6I.-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
sheriF,a sac.

.Ahsss BY virtue OF writ Of Nenditonl Rxponas to
MiM2 me directed will DO exposed to Public sale at
M Hm the house Of Philip Marvel, in Chrstiana Village
In white Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle Coun-
". Delaware, THURSDAY the nth day Of November
Estate TO Wit
lot piece of land situate lying and heing in White
Clay Creek Hundred New Castle CouHty and State Of Della
ware bounded and described foows,te wits Bounded
the west by the Kings Highway or back street. on
the north by lands Of John r. Todd the east by land
Robert scCarer and the south by lands of Daniel
IT, Egbert containing OF laud more less on
which is erected log house. SO, atnate In the village Of
Chrlstiana.
seized and taken execution as the property ofJacob
LEVI b. MOORE, Sheriff.
sharihs Ohics, New Castle Oct is, 1s61--oo29.ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
Ayers Cherry PectOral,

FUN THE HAPID CURE UF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseneas,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipiemt COn-
sumption, and FOR the Relief
OF COnsumptiYe Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
rhls is a remedy SO universally known to surpsss any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that It
is useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unriyaled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made 1t
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few the communities, families among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy in their midst Of It's victory over the
subtle dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
they know, too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that it has all the vr
that II did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell Mass.
Sold by E. BRINGHURsT& 4 Co., IL BRINGHURsT
A. II. GRlMsHAw Co., Z. McINALL, and desle rs
yerywhere. Iny3l-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-08
4AEA FARMS tAgA
:ii FOR SALE. IA.

No2-Caled "Pine Grove" containing ITO acres, more
less, within mile Of Wilmington with Mansion, Trees,
Lawn and outbudings
No. ga large modern MAnsien contaiung II rooms.
with 20 Of land less within mile Of Will
mingon with and 9noee @ iLalt trees aud
No. 4-Adjoins No 3Icontaning acre Of land, with
and would be sold together
No. "a Farm Of OF acres more Or leas, miles south
ery from kennett Square, Chester Co, Pa with barn,
No Ga Farm Of 70 on the road from Milltowu
lin Mill Creek Hd) to Newark, within "a miles Mil,
town; in good order and with fair buildings.
No. IA Farm in good order, and good buildings of
acres, in Brandywine Hundred, miles from Wilmington
Orchards, &c.
No. s.-s5 acres for sale, within miles of Kennett
Square, towards therandywne, along the Railroad with
good hnildngs-tWo Dwellings, and would divide well; IN
excellent order
No GA Farm Of ia acres in AppoquinIuink Hundred
within mea Of Dackbrd Station; with buildings aud
orchards.
ter County, with good Buildings, Orchards &C. and IN
good order.
No. liza Farm Of I2l acres of land within mile o
Wilmngtondivided into feds with reasonable build
No. i2-sO acres Of land within miles of Wilmington,
pretty good buildings in fair order suitable for Truck
no. i3-ls acres of land In BrAndywine Hundred, with
BILE buildings, and within half mile OF shipleys Man
SION There beautiful site thereon overlooking the
No. 1870 acres Of land within 2K miles Of Whining
ton in Brandywne Hundred, with comfortable old build
No. i5-i5O acres on Foulk Road, in Brandywine Hun
dred, with old buildings, and fruit
No. l6-About 70 acres, with good, nearly Stone
House, and out-buldings
No. l7-26 acres, mostly Woodland-no buildngs-on
the Brandywins, miles from Wilmington.
No. 1885 Of xcsient Land and moderate Build
lngs near old Blue Ball. In ChristiAna lid.
No. l9-An excellent Farm OF $50 In BTandywine
Hundred, near TalayVille with good Dwelling aud out
buildings. Ii isi excellent order
No. 2O.-850 Of Land and Cedar Swamp for sale
Appouuinimnk Hundred-a bargain.
No. 2l-66 Of Land in Chri'tianA Hundred, with
in az miles Of WilmngtOn-good Improvements.
No. ga Farm Of 20 acres In Brandywine Hundred
within miles Of Wilmington.
No 23-Il4 acres Of good Land, 40 so of which Is
good Woodland, within miles Of Dover and miles Of
Dupont station.
No 24-An excellent Dwelling and two or three Tsne
meuts with outbudings, and 10 acres Of Land, on the
Philadelphia and Wilmington Turnpike, miles Will
mington. Apply to W. MOAULLEY,
dse3 No. 1853 Market St. Wilmington Del.