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Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Col. De Vlllers, the instructor of Col. Els.
worth, who was taken prisoner by Gen. Wise.
10 Western Virginia, came up in The boat, hav
ing escaped from prison aud made his way
along the James river to Newport News. lie
escaped with twelve olhers, who were re.cap.
tured and taken back. He alone, by Disgusting
himneIf aud affecting lameness, succeeded in
eludng the vigilance Of his pursuers. He was
compelled to swim the James river three times.
and after much suffering and being twice fred
at BY the pickets, reached Newport News. lie
d'sMibes he suffe ing of the prisoners us grea I
aud their treatment as barbarous-one of them
having been shot from the street by q women.
Col. De Villers has gone to Washington with
much important information CLEANED in his
journey down the James river.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
War Maps, Views & Portraits,

An edit on of the choicest Maps, Views and POr-
traits published in IIaTpers Weekly since the corn-
mencement Of the War, printed on caIendercd paper
beautifully cOl0red, Is now ready, Size of sheet
4Ox5O inches containing ~ Maps, 6 Views, and 4
Portraits. Pictorial Map of the Seat OF War in Viz
glnIn, Missouri. The United States, and eight other
valuable Maps; Views OF Fortress Monroe, Fort Pick
and otker important places; splendid Portraits of
Gems, Mcclellan, Mcdowell Prsnt'ss and Lyon. All
drawn engraved ii tho first style of Art, BY
Special Artists, expressly for laFpers Weekly, and
printed in superior STYLE and beautifully co
Ored. They will he found Artistic, Elegant. Orna
mental Useful, and OF great value for Reference
sho wing the Strategic Points, Movements Of The Ar
mics. and Places of Occupation.
Single COpes 2j cts. Six Copies 81 90; One Hun
dTed Copies Sl2.5O Sent anv where on receipt Ofhe
Iponey Agents wanted everywhere. Address
EDWARD y. LLOYD. Publisher,
Exclusive Agent, 2O9 Broad way, NY.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The Marlboro (Md.) Gazette states that the
'oeseeo SroP IN that county was considerable
ie''ensd by the continued prevalence or. :
IN August, Aad much OF it has been SERIOUSLY
0a,Asged sInce x ken TO - house, ii uufsvor.
sois weather 'Es cuTias The ersp VIII be
Ssl0" the average beth il quantity and quality.
Gov Morga0 Of New York, has appointed
ihuFsday, NoVsAber 9Th, az Thanksgiving
day.
Before the Crinsas war Russia had q monsp
oIy 81 The hemp trade, tut new lAe lesdiug
sspelJ Ter the EurOpssn mGrAst senss from
India
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
RARE CHANCE
F OR BA r G A l N S
AT
HALL g. UAZEL'S STORE.
I'm West SmVrRa.
En West Smyrna.

Having just returned from Philadelphia with a
large and well selected Stock of FALL GOODS to
which we cordially invite The attention Of all our
friends and The public generally. feeling sure We sha
not la to impress them with the fact That we are
aeIlng al prices To suit the tunes Our Calicoes at
10 cIs.. worth l23 heavy Brown Muslin, yd, wide
al 10 cts, and Del.aines At l24 cts. worth 10. Our
stock OF Men and Roy's wear by far cheaper than
ever before offered Our stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions is also complete, with MOlasses, DC. Also
prime llerrlngirom ~ to 80 per bb onts and Shoes
40 per cent cheaDer then ever Offered before.
We take [ountry, rahnoe al all times in sErhaRgss
G1rSaedsnt Dewey bishesEmGrhSt hEtes DPS
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Col. Paxae. Of ,ha A,L Ni.o...i. Riaaimon. [

Coz. Payae, Of the 4tA Wiscsnsis Risimon..
announces that the color Of the regiment will
oe placed, at the close of the war, in the two
houses OF the Legislature at Madison, on which
~l.i be inscribed, after every battle, the names
OF the hVe msa of every class and rank, who
I'm most distinguish themselves in battle
"ue" distinction is likely to inspire the men
WIN emulation, and TO arouse all the heroic
Pf.Ge OF 'hs soldier. 1t was by frequent notice
u Jus 0raVe men that Napoleon obtained that
"o"uetluI mastery over the feelings and devo
tions Of his troops.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Va Wednesday afternoon last John Scaggs,
q APPuquinIwink Hundred, a member of the
'''sAse eamPsny attached 10 the First Della
'e Regiment. was severely injured by jump
s nom a train OF cars at Smyrna Depot, while
's cars we're passing. at the rate Of 80 miles
~ Aoar. lie was thrown about 20 feet, upon
mead, causing conclusion Of the brain.-
@Se'es' AID was had speedily, aud he has since
goae home
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

.rTuES" is published Every Thursday. By
p,.-. n. lIorrxcx:s, Eito, .aad Proprietor, at
s.ras. DEL
CiSS S-S,ssca'rrioS.-oae year. 81 so IN udOdnce.
,.sloJ II uot pad tiH end Of the gear No paper
s..-o.tisu! sal all arrear' are Pe'd-o"iy at The
..s sf ~ PaHisier.
I,s.rMv: For evrry innre Of IL lines. less first
,,..,.oa. 50 cts; sict 'bseYg,r insertion s5 cts
L,s.rA srrIgge sents a4,Es With yeariy and half
,,ls sis.r sssTs
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

tiaE-The fOundery Of Geo. s. Grier, in
S's 0'd' vas destroyed by FIRE last week, with
~ '.'' We eSntests IL was onlp with the utmos,
s1snlun oH The part of the citizens that his
.s' .sass aud the sdiOiuiug buildings we're saved.
us as second time that the ioundsry Of
e''s' mas been burned down wiihis the
p'sl lev years. bot still we learn he il going
: s0ns up and try /. again. Unsor,una,eIy
ssksa 30 insufaars.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
octIoth '6I.tm
NEW NATIONAL L0AY Y


EsASl ieE delivery at she efice efJAY
COOKE & CO, .,Bssher.NV.
Il4@. Third street,
Philadelphia.
Pursuant to instructions frsH tue See,s,a,v sS,A.
@ @ifSasufy' the SubscUPtlun Book 10 IAs REw NA
iAONA Al LOAN. . Treasury kOIss, keaunx iRts,aa,
al As FelS VI seven and ks per ssui NaE an
h"A' Nh remain open al my Office.
No. ia s. THIRD STREET.
urIi further notice. from a. m ill 5 u. m. and ~,
Mondays MI D. m.
lhe'e notes will be of the demo nina,ion Of Firv
DoHsts, One Hundred Dollars, Five Hundrsd Dollars
One Thousand Dollars and Five Thousand Dollars
and are al dated ~ h of August 1851 psssble m
go'd, IN three years, cOuVerilble INTO a twenty
fears SIX per cent loan, The opIon Of IAe Lop9aI
ZACH Treasury Mole has interest coupons stracb,.
"hch AN bo cut oil and led IN gold a! The Mimi
every s1 months and al the Of one SCn. Fer sy
Oh each fly dollars
fsyntE CT subsCri FtoRs Nay be me4s - Cold or
InerAs or Notes Of any II T. Phladelp lphiu BSuks
farles a. a distance ca .emil BY .helr tu.,ds
through the mgI or by e.,..nss Or ihy.ush jta0Ls
ana The treasury Notes will be mmed ately de ttv.
direct. -
Partss reHttng must add the interest from IN e
August, the drte OF all the notes to day the rem
lance reaches fhsdepha al IhS rare Of one cenl Der
day on each fifty dollars
Apply to OF address
JAY COOKE. SubtcI 0tioR Agent
Care OF jay Cooke .. 20 Bankers
Ne. ia Suulh IaIrd Street. Phlladel phla
OctIO4t 'f''''
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests oil his custo-
mcFs ~hO have not vet settled their accounts to cums
forward atonce and pay up, he out of busi-
nesn' and determined 10 collect in all that is owing
to him IN tue shortest time possible. lilo would also
say 10 those Whose Judgment KOIes and other obga.
lions that are now due and coming due fnOt prompt.
ly raid " ill De executed
lie will be found at all times during the day nj Mr.
w. l.. Spruances store, the same store occupied by
himself last year. j. f. JONES
- HE also has len ON haad some Boots. Shoes
Hats Caps and Dress Goods, Which will be sold CHEAP
or they must be closed out, there is ne gsssval
ssoFlinenL enu
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

On Saturday night or Sunday morning, tSo
carnage house OF nx-Presdeht Buehanan. st
"he"1land wee br0ten spes ard very vslu,-
h!s ist Of Goabts AaEnssa carries a. TAsss
ha'ie's were purchased at Wa.A.nsto Is t;r
buchanan, shortly sfseF bis inauguration a.
PRESIDENT, aud al .Ust Of 6vs hundred and
thirty Collars. They are hesvlly msuAtcd with
silver.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Two broihors. one living iu Portsmouth, N.
H., the other in New Orleans, owned four ships
The Southern brother hoistsd on two Of the
ships the rebel Asg, and the vessels, thus die.
graced, were captured by the U. Ststss Nav.
The Northern brother hoisted on two, OF ,he
ships the stars and stripes. and these vssssls,
thup adorned we're captured BY the Southern
privateere.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The Eighth Annual Exhibition of the Kent
County Agricultural Society will be held at
the Society's ground near Dover, on Wednes.
day and Thursday, October 10th and l7th.--
Members tickets can oe Obtsinod on application
to the Secretary, DIR. J. c. Bird, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

LECTURE The second lecture Of the course
on the subject of Temperance, under the aus
plcss OF the Sons OF Temperance, in Whining
toH was delivered on Tuesday evening last, by
RevI. t. c. Marphey and C. Hill.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

PERSONAL Mr.. Munson. the proprietor of
Munson's Hill, in Virginia, from which the
rebels have just retreated, has been, with his
daughter, spending several days at Salisbury,
Conn. His farm embraces about two hundred
ceres. lie was compelled TO leave it after
inc retreat OF troops from Bull Run. His son,
who remained behind for few days, had his
horse shot under him by the rebels, when he
was finally compelled to ny. but escaped him.
sell unharmed. The whole family are devoted
to the Union. and Mr.. NJ. was one Of the very
few persons in that vicinity who voted for Lin
eoln at the last election. His house and barns
have all been burned.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Five States held their annual elections on
Tuesday last, the 6th of October, namely =
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Minnesota.
In Pennsylvania they elected members of the
Legislature, Judges of the Courts, and local
oficers.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
THE MARKETS.

IN Smyrn'' white wheat is selling at 81 81
Asd' 81 29 yellow Corn 50 53cls,-whl,s So ;
Rye 50, and Oats, 80 cts. per Lushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per busbel. Butter, Is cts.
per 10. Eggs, 10 cts. per Goz.
The prices IN the PhiladelphiE market, are
For White wheat. 81 So; Red, 81 IS; Rye.
0o cts; C0rn' SO; and Oats, 81 cents per bush
ell.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

a fine snilch COW belonging to Mr.. Geo. w.
Beck. says the Easton Gazette. came up TO the
pound on Tuesday evening week with hoffi-
Bile cut in her side. done with some sharp in-
Notwithstanding from her back bone some
IL 10 Ia inches down. She preseHted a horri.
BILE sight,ihs intestines being visible through the
wound as she walked along. The wrelch thai
would commit such an act should be severely
punished. -
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Mr. John r. Wilson
OF this town, has purchased the farm late OF
Luke CeVerdale, dec, situated near Blackstone
Cross Roads. for $4,000. it contains ia
acres.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The Annual Exhibition of the Agricultural
Society of New Castle County is now 10Th and
lOth.) being held ct the Society's ground, at
Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

WHERE is OUR FLEET I'm addition to the
recall from foreign stations of almost every
snip OF war we had, Government has purchased
ard niied with ornaments, or ada pied TO trans
pert service, several hundred smiling vessels
and sea- going steamers, which have been dis.
patched, as fast as possible, on some mission or
o'her. AS the number is greater than that
necessary to maintain the blockade, it is ia ir to
presume that second Hatteras expedition is
on loot. This gives plausibiIity to the report
'h@t a fleet of National! ships have rendesvou-
seo oil New Orleans, for the purpose of attack.
Ing that city. We should suppose that such
an expedition would carry large land TO- ce,
winch can have hardly been the case i is
certain however, that an enterprise of some
Kind is being directed against the Southern
:oast, of which the rebels have got wind, as they
nave recalled troops from Virginia and ore
rapidly garrsoning their more important prop.
er'y' We shall probably hear of blow being
STRUCK In some quarter in a very few days
we are now bringing our strong arm into the
contest against which the rebels have NOTHING
whatever to oppose, and which will soon begin
10 give US successes to compensate for the lack
OF brilliant achievements on land.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The weather, which has, for the past week.
been hot TO oppression, has suddenly become
cold almost to freezatlon. Jack Frost is ex.
Dec fed
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
B Important, If Truc!


tor upwards 0. three years past have been enga
seu IN DusI 'ess which has ylsded ms al the rate Of
S'coO pCf Annum, bat being deslrous Of going 10 Eu
"Pe IA me course Of (eW months fsY the uTnosa Of
:"Iefe introducing The business, am willing 10 taarh
y 70 any ono 40 Will send me 81 The business. IL
no huin6ug but Ol highly Useful and general ehar
aus pied TO the of both citie. and villagea
ana one th"t any person of ordinary capacitv vo1n~
or oo male or iemalc can acquire with a few bouTs
PRAGUE : ana by which they can secure n yerv hand
some lhcn"o' Several young ladies wl9 have "a.
Cctso slfuctons irt I'll ne, both in New York 81 ia
e"c eih'Sy TshIa, are earning upwards of $40 per
we oy II, ana Iht's lie no reason why any one eIso
cehhol 80 ne same. IG"alids even can - we'll h~s
H. a. II - >" prddllng ahair but br j. "a thai is
peHectly Feapeciab!e Gent! -1eu erl ladies' of lei
sufe' ~n7 HO"0 'kO 10 ea7l Ias business for their
eNR W aseHent 81 pleasure will Rnd the pracce or
II : aaEah1 paSiine, and they will take goat
e"FeAt III II. On receipt o. al | will send ,r,nssd
iG'''1e''ns BY hhA any ,ersOn uam readily acuutta
'hS a. -Ad ih$+% r'FUCIIC VII also contain eyer,
pafhe' 81 relative l" ca:ryIE on, that will be
hls. ohshle The purchaser Ofthe printed in.
E't'cIi'iS v 9" e authorized to torch il 10 ohsrs.
eva hiFe E'intI.mss GSCeI~Pd az high as SSC1 CoS
tschliiS II = '-SHaiiy - 4s indIv dual / wouH
STAT" 'UrIheF IuEi - 81 1 al. buy eyerv thing tha4
Ia necessary - eola>ncs th! business wi ih and tha
%"'cl can Oe gOL rosr any where in CITY or coun
liy OF Il eterrc {. ran furnish them. Nd,Iress
3-3n No. q; I;bo-;!5 :, :, 5,i'aoMS1 So,'
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
FROM kENrucEY

Louisville, Oct. 7.-The Journal OF 10 NOR
row will announce that Gen. w. +. Sherman
has superseded Gen. Andersen, as the head of
The Department of Cumberland, tina hero of
Sumter retiring on account of ill-heallh, which
renders him unable to attend 10 the lsboyioos
duties.
The steamship Karnak, wish Havana dates to
the 26th, and Nassu N. P. 10 the 3O,h nit bs
arrived. Capt Souper reports ,hst The schsou.
er ZeddG and W. II. Thorn, under British
coiors, but belonging TO the South, and the
schooner Red Foa. of New Orleans. u,der
Mexican colors, are all loading at Havana
with muske's, lead and ammunition for Nav
Orleans.
Gen. Anderson is relieved from the nd
OF the army in Kentucky, Gen Sherman tskia1
his place. Gen. Anderson's health is sad to
be very poor.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Josephus White, member of the Home
Guards at Laurel. was accidentally short by
lheo eodore Mitchell, another member ofthe same
"u Thursday night, the Oath ult., wkile going
through the drill. The load, which was of
shot, took effect in his side, producing pain
iul wound.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

RETURNED FROM s. CARoLINA.-Jas. McGov.
"a young carriage maker, OF Wilmington,
s'' has been working at his trade 10 Colum-
"a South Carolina, for eleven months past,
A'f''ed home on Monday last. The Ca.eue
"I' he readily obtained pass from the Secre-
"'T Of Var at Richmond. went to Norfolk and
F'aesedsi with others to Fortress Monroe.
sadsr dag of truce. lie left there on Satur.
~ aosRiGg. He says Richmond is inundate
wa saiAPlssters and the Confederate money
"H 50 per cent. discount. Mr.. McGoyern
"I' the wages at bis trade in South Carolina
'sSOis s2.25 per day. Notwithstanding the
ea'd''lOn Of affairs, the people have great con-
N'saee Ia their ability TO mainiain their cause,
'sa are ready to fight.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

DE0IcATIOx The new church erected BY
-e Methodist PrOIestsnts. al Smyrna Depot,
-. eeea Plssted. had seats fitted up. &C.
'ao handsomely painted By Mr.. Srubbs. 1t
~" presents a neat appearance. 1t was re-
'Peoed tor worship on Sunday last. and SER
mons preached morning aud evening by Rev.
W. Murray. a talented divine from Newark
NJ About SlsO we're raised. Services will
= ned regularly. hereafter. Rev. DR.. Bishop
rsasa'ng next Sunday afternoon, at three
SelOek.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Susan. my wife having
lett my bed and board without JUst cause or proyocs.
non. forbid any person harbOring or trusting her on
my account. as will pay no dShlS contracted by her
aimee The daGs Si her leaving,
Sept. Ia GEORGE BRIGGS
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Advices received from Surinam state that
the prlvateer Sumter left that place fsT the
coast of Brszil. She was closely fsllswed BY
the U. ). war steamer Powha,an, buI The re-.
suit Of the chase is not reported.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
RnnTN AND SHOES

The undersigned has just returned from the
the city with large. aud well-selected stock
Of suetisn BOOTS and SHOES, which will be
sold cheap for each.
sep 26 TuOS. CARROW.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The recent battles in Western Virginia are
supposed to render that entire section secure
to the Uniousts
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
WRNTED.

A TAGLORESS. to work by ,he week also. . voupV
LADY to learn the business. Apply under the Times
Office. JAMES EINN
OcI3
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

In Kentucky the rebels are very active in
Interpretations, and seem to be gaining ground.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

The rebels have evacuated Lexington, Mo,
'hIch was Immediately occupied by General
,turuis
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
AUTUMN
1.-The melancholy days have come,
The saddes' of the year

HIIU IHtiuOWb DTOWn and feOF,'
Though the first days of October have beea
ushed IN amid sunshine and warmth, never.
theless the woodlands and meadows commence
to look 81 brown and scar" signs Indicative Of
the Frost Kings approach. Soon those rain
boz 'In's will make their appearance in full
beauty, and the summer birds of song will have
taken their departure to a more southern cline.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Wl2l. II. Collins,
McrChGny Tailor.

The unde'signsd still continues the Merchant
Tailoring business in the
TOWN OF SMYRNA,
snd takes thus method Of informing the citizens ofsaid
town and the surrounding country that he is prepar.
cd to furnish the MATERIAL and make 10 order all
kinds OF OtGarmenIs for Gentemens wear. -.
Stpt IL. 6l-3m B. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Elars Grove Seminary.

Notice is gwen that Mr.. Sanders will open Clas.
seal Schoul at Elm Grove instead of at Smyrna as
first proposed For further information, circular.
Term to commence on the 23d OF Sept. s
sepl2 RIFFS SANDERS {
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Coal AND WOOD.

A snpcrioF Article OF Coal aud good Seasoned Wood
for Winter use, i0E sale hy
Sepl2 SAM'L REYNOLDS, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Tag Of truce is sent ev nv day from Nor.
folk to Fortress Monroe, with refugees. Bv
this route Magraw has returned from his esp.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

llAAalR AA.-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-08
WAWASRT NIIRSHRIES

WAWASET NURSERIES,
THE undersigned having made arrangements with
sone Of the most reliable Nurterymen in this country
Is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
NURSERY STOCK
of the best quality at reasonable prices He woud "a.
speciiuly advise those intending to plant this coming
ia to send their orders early the frat applicants
yariahly tecure the best trees.
Intelligent planters must be fully aware Of the advan.
taFes Of buying their reas, &C. at home, whore they
make their own selection In preference to the fire.
qutn practice Of buying from rcpgfed agents from dis
lance who are seldom second time
hsi-lOOO0 one year Silver Naples for ssla low.
aug "a EDWARD TATNALL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-08

- beautiful country seat with two OF NOR
- eIN OF land within one mile Of Wilmington,
sss Del. Mansion House 10 by 20 feet three stories
A handsomely finished, with wide yerauda front
4-=hssssa aud one side, portable gas works, and
water forced to the third story with nil the modern m
prnyementsi large stable, carriage house. &C.; all the
hn diugs new, having been eItcted within the last
two hres years without regard to EXPENSE grounds
handsomely laid out with the choicest shade trees aud
evergreeps This property is worthy of the attention Of
anyseneman in want nj desirable country residence
city. The pavement IL extended within a few hundred
yards of the premises For further information spply or
address SAMUEL n. THOMSON, Resi- Estate Agent, 500
Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-08
BLINDS, &c.
BOOK STORES.
NEW BOOKS!

At b. S. n Buffers Book and Newspaper Store,
420 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Notes on Nursing, by Florence Nghhn nle-B0 cts.
Lucy Crofton--76 cts.
Travel and Study In 1taly-75 cts.
Csmpbes Agrleuture-$l,25
Art RecreAtions A mpIae guide to Ornamental
WorS-$l5O.
The Lady's Manual of Fancy work-sl25,
Ten Thousand Wonderful DEMONSTRATIONS and
Rare Odd Curious Quaint Rccputrir aud Extraordinary
81.
Life In spain-si.
Adventures Of Jonathan llomehrel-S1
Tho Origin Of Species, by Darwin-4ti26
Michelet's New work-woman Lea femme) 81.
Asso, Love Q.Amour) 81.
Compensatiou.Si
Stories Of Famous Ballads for Children by Grace Green
wood-hO cts.
The Fets Of Sir John Franklin Dscoyered-Meclin
toek's Narrative--Sl.
The Secret Out or 1000 Tricks with Cards-sl.
All the Magazines for March together with all the
Daily and Weekly Newspapers Stationery, Fancy Goods
g.. In q eat variety.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-08
LIVERY STABLES.

Horses and Carriages for Hire,
.,.dA Asy JOIln kirkman. cAF9ER,
R@f4 THE uDdsrsigned having made eS- nm.
@-----teusiysW itnhs to his stock Of HORSES, CAR
uAGEs, 6r wnu respectfully inform the public that he
H. prepared Il furnish them with any article in his
line at the shortest notice aud the most literal terms
Ills Carriages made by the best MAKERS and for style
and hnh cannot be surpassed by those OF the larger ces
Trusting that the citizens Of wilmington will appreciate
his efforts " please he respectfully sniss their patronage
JOHN KlnkAAN,
Third It,, between Walnut aud Poplar.
j. K1RKMAN would also take this opportunity to say to
uuIerakers and others that he hiss Just had finished
very beautiful and costly llkARsE, which makes his aril
ties f0 attending funerals complete lie IL prepared
to h all orders they may favor him with at the shortest
notice, and on this most liberal terms f1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-08
liar Sala.

[ SUPERIOR FARM aud Mill located in ST. Georges
n Hundred New Castle County, Delaware, uanr the
Delaware Railroad and within three miles of Odessa con
tanning 21 acres Of land IN high state of cultivation
which good farm buildings sud superior Mill now
doing excellent bus This is situated in Que
Of the best improved neishhorhOods in the County,
yrnirnt Schools Church, &c. we'll fenced aud watered
about 40 in Peach Trees uf choice varieties lu
bearing; will be sold on accommodating terms and pos
ftssiun given by the 18th Of december Ten thousand
dollars can remain secured on the premises
For further information apply Of address,
SAML Z, THOMSON, Real Estate Agent
iy u sos Market strest. Wilmington. Dol.