Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
LOCAL 1HTHLLIasG VI.

Business Aatters--AIrs. Mary Smith and VIM.
H. Smith, have taken out letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of Col. VIM Smith, decd. Of
White Clay Creek Hundred
George NJ. Smith, adverlises a valuable farm
Of ZIG acres, situated on the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland, for sale.
Thomas Young, Esquire, as agent, offers for
sale several valuable lots, with The buildings
thereon, at the corner Of Front and French SIS.
Eli Cassel, will dispose of valuable little
place Of six acres, near Newark, on the 18th Of
November. See advertisement .t
VIM. Bright, as agent, will dispose Of 1l5
building lots at public sale on the 10th Of No
vember, being part Of the real estate of the late
Samuel McCaulley.
DR.. VIM. A. Garden, will dispose Of large
lot Of good STOCK, farming utensils and house
hold furniture on the 9th Of November, at the
residence of Mrs. Garden, Brandywine Hid.
James II. Ray, real estate agent, at Newark,
advertises 10 dispose Of two very desirable
farms on the 18th list. These farms should
attract the attention Of capitalists. Mr.. r. has
from 20 to 80 other good farms which he offers
at private sale.
l. 5. Flint, Market below Eighth streets, has inc
new Buckwheat -four. Extra line apples by the
barrel. A large assortment Of fine cakes and
good things. n lF TT = F7 T
The Directors Of the Citizens Bank Of Delaware
at Middletown, have declared dividend Of four
per cent. for the last six months, payable on aud
after the 25th inst. --,
Edward Bringhurst has sold the lot and frame
building on Third Street, adjoining Kiefe's Oyster
Bay, TO James Parker, for $l400.
Major Warner paid of the members Of the Sixth
Delaware regiment in Georgetown, last Friday.
Major M. B. Gist, Fourth Delaware Volunteers
is recovering from severe attack of bilious fever
contracted in camp at Brandywina Springs.
Rev. VIM. o. Stevenson, Pastor of St. Paups M
Z. Church in this city, will address the Rose Hill
Sabbath School, held in the District School house
on the road leading to New Castle, about tive miles
from Wilmington, under the superintendence oil
X. ID. Hicks, on Sunday afternoon next at three
o'clock The public are respectfully invited to be
present.
"1Ae Continental Old Folks" will give enter.
tainments Ia the Institute Hall, on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings merit. Thes
are accompanied by the celebrated Mrs. EMMA i
NioHoHs, whose wonderful powers as a vocalist
In connection with her distinguished beauty and
unassuming grace has made her the most pnpula
Of all our concert performers. See advertise
ment. = 80
Valuable Real Estats--We call the attention. a
capitalists to the valuable property offered Ia oui
columns this morning. Among other parcels VIZ
may alude especially to that at the corner Of From
aud French streets. As we are told the railroad
| oowPahy intenu tearing down the buildinga OF
French street between Front and Water, and srect
ing on the lot beautiful and commodious dopo
with fronts on French and Front streets, il win
reaeiy occur TO the reader that the lot In question
some W by 70 feet, directly opposite must becom,
one Of the most desirable ooetions fot oarrla y
factory or hotel II is offered, and will DO sold
bargain. For information those desirous Of pur.
chasing are requested to call on Esquire Young.
AeeIdsnt.--Mr. Charles Weston, a machinjst Al
the Locomotive machine shop OF the Phladelohia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad tJompanvs bsd
his arm hurt by being struck with t'ae crank Of /
crane on wednesday morning last nd was serious
ly but not Dangerously injured. h n l7'-l7
Il Goaeto Hdyti.--Bishop Lee, sttys the Philadel
Phia Enquirer, accompanied by / he Rev Mr. vii
hanson, Of Illinois, sailed on tn esday from Phila
delphia in the steamer Ssladin for PORT au Prince
Hayti, TO survey the field, with a view to the q
.aniishment OF mission in connection with tn
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States
Dol. Gyialshais.- spec iai correspondent o
ofthe New York Tribune, WI iting from Hoadquar
ters, Army OF the Potomac, Oct. 18th, thus speak
! OF the Colonel of the Fourth Delaware:
III COL Grimshaw, Of the 4th Delaware, has take,
two rebel citizens Of Fairfax County, whom b
holds in DURANGO vile as hos tages for two cavalry
mon recently spirited away by guerrillas. Col. q
knows what is tho cause Of tho war, and Is fall .
the spirit Of tho free North 1 know little of hi
military ability, bat his o. ,nsiderate treatment
his mel Is such as one mig bit ride a day uithou
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