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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-06


the above estimate of miles and cost, We
have left still 1927 miles; constructed at a
cost of $43 ,f54 ,65l; which has been ex-
pended directly aud indirectly, almost en-.
tirely by the State,
In addition to this, she has expendsdsin
canals near $4,000, 900. Yet not opeitnot
of these railroads or capals has been con-
structed,aorione cent? This slsanormons exs
| Ipenditures made, In West Nitgfnia or in any
such manner as to lbepefit Ia any way onr
Western people, or country. Tho domtnant
power of the East resisted, and withheld,
for years, the bare privilege or ght of way
for the Bnltimere and Ohio and Eorlhwests
ern Virgini4 railroads (our only thorough.
tares) through our territory; audssthey now
execrate, what they call theirSoNn sthpidi-s
ty, that they ever granted the right ofcon-
tstructing those roads; and aE6Ws their de-
termfnation osutterly destroy and o6fiter
! ate them; and for the aconsummationi Ofsthis.
purpose, have used every effort; Withsno In
considerable success They. granted the
right of wsysfors these roads,, only cause
itheywere ashamed longer 10 refusesft, aud
/ have pursued them with unfriehdly legisla-
ton ever since. - 5 Hs 80 a.
Having completed railroad from Alex
andrla to 1ees6nrg they refused to allow
q link ofS21 miles, to connect with Harper's
Ferry; and having constructed the Manas-
sas Gap railroad to 5Stfasbnrg, Ehey have
Epersistently refused for ten years past, to
grant onlyla right of way.to connect that
point and WipehesteP=-16 ,miles-lest by
lone of these rontes, the people Jo6 West
Virginia should beabIe to reach the great
4 Potomac, the capital OF their awnState or
of the natipp, without wanderiug over the
aEpresent cireuitous routes They seem to
4 have, constructed their roads as aieR4re
tloedt conpeRience with one or two exceptions,
and. TO have carefully y aVoiied opening up
4 intercourse or Communication with any
4 place or people North of the Potomac or
i West of the Allegheny mount tains; evident
llY, for. years, preparing to make these
mountains boundary line for Southern
fConfederacy between them and us.
Constructed upon this narrow policy of
a kseclnsion their improvements accomplish
A little In, developing resources or fostering
Y business or enterprise, and their works, as
], a consequence, are unprodnctiVe. The
q constructors fail, the State appropriatss
I aud finally assumes all a6itaties, and has
q lin retnrn nothing aluables. or ,prodhe!
tive. n . iaa s'a "a i.7szs $ ~
: IN the construction Of the BslGmore and
I Ohio Railroad, there was an object and en-.
!, IterpriEe, and mark the result The roht
{ Twas commenced in l82s-siues when7th,
. population of the city Of Baltimore, Tor ex,
: bample, has Increased over three h1ndrse,1tI
2 per cent, and its real est4fs alone, thencyaI
! ned at $500 1858, has advanced in valur
z until, in 1862 (says AnditOr Bennett inhi
fep0rt of that year, Eitsz evalu8tion ERai
: SI2S, 1853 an ai76uees of over 800,
600, 900, equal lsto four fold the whole cos
! f6f the whole roads.
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Vas an Internal Improvement debt; ag-

Was an Internal Improvement debt; aR-
gregattng, thon, State debt and lia.
btlity for Internal improvements of.. sl360T, ,242
Where, for what, and for whose benefit
was ever, this amount expended2 -
Bus when we look at! the report ofzAu-
.dit9r Bennett TO the then anthoritfss at
Richmond, in January, 1861 we fnd on
the lst Of January ofsthat year,
Tho absolute funded debt 80. ,lss St7
Eho absolute suntunded dobt ,65T
ing and miscellaneous, which was not -
ascertained or or!rePorted) 10 $500
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APIoture OF tvvo 1vonen

A Picture OF two Women.
From aninteresting Washington letter
we print the following extract: 4ts.5--
The Wednesday aud Friday evening re-
ceptions at Secretary Chase's and Speaker
Crows have been very brilliant of late
The informal yet elegant gatherings at Mf.
Crows, where the great themes of the day
are discussed, as well as beauty, ice-cream5
and coffee, almost repeat the 6ureaux dres-
Prtt in the salons of Paris in the eighteenth
century, where assembled all her pubIio
men, as well as her most beautiful aud
gifted women. Among the more remarka.
bic persons atthis assembly the eother even
ing was Mrs. Jane G. Swissheln, who was
the center of q. large circle. She seems,to
represent the class of clever women whom,
men delight to converse with in society,
but whom not a. fortune would tempt them.
to marry. Not because they are disagreed.
BILE, but because they are so unfortunate as
to be endowed with thatspositiEe and con-
sPicpous cleyerness which is usually super-
latiTe in ailady. who has q husband to take
care of herr its 7coruscations having the
power to throw his soberer and solder
brain in tho shade. No manly man wants
to be cast in the shadow by his wife. Who
blames himfa Thus these excessively clever
women are at. q discount in the mart matri-
monial.s But Mrs. S SWisshelmI., She has
pleasant manners, q bright smile, large
head and brow, and eyes of a,clear, frosty
blue. She was dressed in black velvet, and
strangely enough, the long black feathers
lin her hair suggested nothing to me but
zone of FremonIs scouts. But she is fear.
fully clever You look at her, listen to
her, asd feel sure that she could take a
shiplacross the ocean, that she could com-
mand a brtgadei govern a State; and have
lsuperfnous power left for Infinite intinites-
lsimal purposes. s-.5
GRACE GREENWOOD.
In In the same assembly was a woman oi
genius aud between the woman of genius
aud the very clever woman, there is Rwide
distinction. Grace Greenwood, once more
in Washington, was greeted with warm
Iaaection by friends old and new. No
matter what her genius prompts herto do
she does it in so beautiful aud womanly q
way that all must love her more for thl
doing. One cannot come in contact with
her without feeling the greatness of hel
j wOmahhood her deep capacity for suffer
Jug, and for all that is grand and tendeI
[ in human nature. Her clear profile ant
fetefnl brow / hear sculptor say he.WOul,
> like as model for the statue of Justice
I But poet would paint her as Ni6be, Wit
smile up6h her face: She viii neFe
grow old. The springs of Immortal youtl
! Ef1is the wells of life nhder those deeu
: starltt eyes. q -
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..:::ss.alaIle 4 3
.ufelllgRaltrt: I:
! rl'RRRIs or sADVnRrIsING.=7.7

TW1LyEsouD LINES OF NoEpIRHu., foR ON mon. Ios a
n .f-t LEss, MAKE 5AISoukRI - "
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These sums aud monies were received
10y the Board of Public Works by the issue
and sale Of the bonds of the State, by
which means the Board has had unrestrict.
ed nse Of the public credit, and have in-
creased the public. debt millions for orfnternal
improvements, all nnder the cover ofmonies
GeeeiSed and disbuesed BY the Auditor, TO
PteVe6t the people from becoming alarmed
about appropriations, aud the inordinate
increase Of the State debt, And where in
West Virginia has that Board expended any
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DECIDEDLY COOL,

OH HALF CHESTS sGUNPOWDERTEA. u
GC is half chests Imperial Tea.
IS do do Y.H do - =
Bssg28s do do Black do 1-i.t
125 caddies assorted do
10 barrels Eafii OIL llsu s7a 3If
80 gross HummelPs Rss Coffee.
. boxes do DRudelion 5CoffeS 2,
80 cases Extract Of LogWoOd. Il
ass r barrels Blue YitrOl.
25 bags Pepper. ~ 14ls - Stls 8
~ Z 10 do fPeanutG,
5 bales Gloves. s
4 case NutMieEa. -fsr1 y fli,i. "a --l
sc do Manila Indigo.
j ca8k AEadders z2-ar q zTg7a 7hc -
80 kegs Shot.
pr 25 bags Cotton Yarn. 2F ssoh Z
JuFt received aud for sale by s.s, x7
dec24 LIST, MORRISON 4 co.
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H0N THB FIRST OF JANUARY, 1858. we ave mo-
" tice to our custonnerS that their bills rev
for settlement, To those Who were prompt ne .rs,
turnour thanlA Many, However, haze not yet COM
piled With our quest To such We would N
hope they will see the iupor anee Of doing 20 af cce
Ag aatter fjuStics 70 themselves Is wen ag n
lsHs D. hIC0LL& BRos5
tan4Ia1 109 Main ttr6et.
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HUus EuCTeHse OF ueDLE
The impression has ever been sought to
be made upon the minds of the people of
the Wests that Virginia was doing, and ex.
pending little for internal Improvements;
that she was behind most of her sister
States in this branch of enterprise. But
ey reference to the census of 1860, we find
that Virginia then had in use within her
limits i, III miles of railroad, constructed
aud equipped at cost of. $64, ,95S, ,8O7
whilst in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
aud Texas combined, there had beensex-t
pended in like manner only So, ,943,746;
and in Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky7
only 49,T6l. 199-less BY, SIT, ,2oo, 900 than
expended in Virginia. NJ
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0l- lJOUUIe lIle RpQVe rate5. ) n =
~ ~ Yearly Advertising reasonable terms aesor1
alns 70 the space occupiedan the ntimbarof changes
en-, to be pad for IN GdUdnoe, . = - I. :
Bnztness Cards not exceeding hye lines $40 year,
y or aH months but for shorter period nothing
=, me privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
sae own Imtnediate business; and all
vel as all legal adyertisements and
o. anetion saes and real estate, sent by them nuSI
,9Auvertlsementsno not GeCOBIpa fed With Wr tte,,
viii be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices 1Sr Meeting to be charged in ali
CAGES let lq4 rates. 10 a71zaltQ aft qrssf T,- (,
Marriage Notices. Of Funerals, and announcements
9, sermons, So55cents each. nonyll369 .
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a Very Strong Statement ofeTassefsS
Bearing ON the Question. ayI3l
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THE 3 NEW STATE.

q Very. Strong statements Off sFsacts
Bearing ON the Question. ay.Ig,
Editors Intelligeneer: W, z55 n,
p, In compliance with your request, and
that of many friends of theunew State, [
herewith submit for publication some of
the data, figures aud facts, used in my.re-
cent addresses to the people of Marion an
other counties upon the New State aquey-
And in order that. those opposing the
New State may be estopped from calling IN
questionathe correctness of what / presents,
q shall conine nyself almost entirely to the
facts and figures given in the Auditors
Reports aud'Legislative. Acts atthe city of
Richmond. Surely iwhattHs powers and
authorities of the Eastladmit and show
agai9st themselves, may be taken and re-
lied upon as true, i propose to try them
,onltheiri own record, us they have made it.
Derived from these sources we find that ", n.
on tho'f ct Of November, lStS, the ab. = = p
s0lute debt OF the State OF Virginia q tFidsL
wns s. ,56S,T6T, and lier contingent h1fi 81
debt or liability on account Of bonds = sirl
of1nternal Improvement Companies .is sr.s
guaranteed. $gos1621
And Of thessaid absolute deb, .Jefore .s-As5o-
1876 ,621
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10

ship Yard for sale or Rent,
StIUA 4 near tie Old Church In Wilningten. Del -
~ II has Il feet front on he Christna yer with the
~. water ana huest Ituuliun RIA railway and for
launching IN the city. Apt!y 10 ~
yvu,,,,,.... II NAi MLAtLLEY, &C Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
NEW BOOKS!

Al II, \. Il, BuNfT's Book md Newspaper Slorl
420 Maria Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
ITumps, stnr' Of american Life by o. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by W lkla Collins.
Harry Harsou, by john 4. Irving
Thu Attorney, by John r. irving
The ConBututiln oi the United states
v lid Lille. b. Capt. Msyne keid.
Life ct Ganerai Francis Marion
livery bodi p Lawyer
NOtal History al Women,
ahss uiilatt's Career.
Uup OF Then. by Cha-. lever.
The First ! tise Step, bA Re, noldr
The Woman In Waite, by Wikie Collins
IwenA-tvu different kind- OF Nuvele At dime each
All tNp 'asatues' hay and weekly Nowspsrs,
bo1h stationery ana Fancy Articles for sale in lea
'''''4 Apl2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
BOOKS.
CHEAP BOOKS

Now Is the ume for persons WIN desife 10 All up III
~ shelves u their Libraries 10 purchase BOOKS they
viii probably never be- able to huy them lower.
Tbs subscriber H. receiving day 10 day large 10
veil selected Books from the late Auction sales
iullAdelphs, aud IN dptermnsd to sell them at pree
over than they have arer benu offered before They
sis' Of
rrANDARp,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
paiu and Sill. bindings, suitable tor presents SC Mans
Them will be sold At half the publishers retail pliesf
aud less The public invited to call, W.
and examine JOHN y. PORTER,
lis Market street, sign - th- Mig Knox.
Font forget No. iln.
FAMILY BIBLES,
BEAUTIFUL AssORTMHsr
VERY Low PRICES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
WAWAsET NURSERIES,

WlR uudersignei having made arrangement, witt,
some Of the most reliable Nurerymen in this counlry
Is prepared TO furnish all kinds of
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality Al reasonable prices lilo would Ia
specially ADVISE those Intending plant the comm,
fall. to send their orders EARLY the first applra - ~
yAriAhly sertiss the host tr es. -
Intelligent planters mst be- fully aware Of tina adrsr
taees Of buyng their trees &c, at home whnre tbay
make their avn selection ia preference the nov ~
qu Mt practice II bu, In finm reipied agenis om H.
tame Who are seldom "a Second time
Fs-lpOO1 one year Silver Naples for sale low.
aug "a EDWARD>T ATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
Ian DS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIV 4TE SALE,

TO WIT:
- No, ]. tract If LAID situate on Indian Rvar
Hwy In Indian River Hundred, containing 500 acre
li9bfa Of land Of which about 70 aries are marsh IN
kitA balance IL upland, heavily timhered with pine
auu OAK, Four thousand cords ut Wsud could be
cut on the arn The inprov emenis story frame
dwelling With story cook room at ach.d ana ar :
small out buildings Vessels Il small daught OF water
eau come up to the landing. There ars good herring
rock aud Per 4 h-ries the shpra The farm /. with
In mile from Marlborough.
No ,. farm consisting Of tracts, nearly ADJOINING
containing about 200 a'res, in d-orgetown Hundred
within sight Of 6eoget0wn. The roll is good plenty OF
timber to support II, Improvements stury dwelling
house and lew small out buildings There Is an apnls
aud peach orchard on this fafm.
No 3 tract Of laud IF 23g acres, about 100 In god
mlef, situate IN Naniicukr Hundred, about or miles
itm he Delaware Rail Road. The improvements are u
ttury Dwelling aud out buildings Soil sus-
eaptbia of high improvement.
No !. tract nt aud OF i3 acres about 10 acres tn
Pine timber situate in Ntnteukr Hundred about miles
from ueorgeto"a and mil X lrnM tho Delaware i;al
koad improvements, email log dwelling house and
small spple orchard.
No. o. tract Of land situate In Fulton County, Penn
sylvauiA. on sidelug lil miles from McConnelsLu
containing two thousand four hundred aefes ef land ali
IN hne tiniier. Apply TO JUDGE Layton,
of ueorgeown. Sussex County,
10 WI. McCAuLlIY,
deo9 900 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store


nj WOULD inform bis friends and thu ala,
ssN -. sens generally mat he haa opened 4 RAW 1a,
and sHuk sTDaH, No. 4lO WALNUT 'yl
~ one door roiae tiith street, Nilm,ns,e'
delaware, where he INTEND. keeping constantly op bs
good nsaorln eut OF home made worh, Huph IA uai
mems mo and COARSE nolta nnd Ssopa; Ladies' 0si,
OF tho host quality also good assortment Of Chd
Shoes OF all sizes, He viii to order At the shor
Notice ali kinda Of customer work. HIS stock OF Lean,
49,. been selected from OF tho largest hoSesa
tile city, His jourueymua good and praoteJ ~
aud he feels confident ha viii be able give ante
satisfaction to all who may i've him call. -'''
1s-RkPAIRlNG done with npstness snd dlsp,teh
sep u JOHN MAR1EN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
Desirable city Lots for Sale

OTIS beautifully sHAted in the west part Of IN etv
II having commanding view Of the river. Persons a.,
pocng to purchase will do we'll to examine then, be
purchasing esuwhsre The subscriber has control !,
several square. plot 10 seen by calling Al TIA
store corner Of 9Th and Market streets, Institute building
Fur further particulars inquire Of
OHAs W. ROWLAND
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
MONEY TO LOAN

Stknn0 $780, s26Ol, and $1,000. Good Bond, an,
GJUUUs Mortgages are desired. Apply to
WILLIAM Nee iULLEY
Wilmington. sept. 10, 1862 ''Ve''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
'TfsE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware

see, ~
ware It's supsrr adysnass of lsTsnp Pans, nj o
by IRE on al descriptions az uropertv .4rsni Marine
risks.
The Institution "a commented by over 90 wears xperl.
ence In aud attention to the subjer Of Mutua Insurance.
(he tha frst 10 Introduce the prnciple into our state
by reason Of which, il Is believed the Aanngers have
lcen enabled M to adiuet aud discriminate The
different yArias of property NJ n render the nsaber
shin among lie most euasIe in cbararvr Of The nuter
oNs Insurance Companies presented to the public.
bsoa no prompt aud liberal that In 81 wears busuess and
loa.eA toi hing over 10 10 not snRls eaa a. iitrn
ton has occurred a6d srareey UDs Without entire sss
fiction 10 The parties iusursd
Looking more 10 The .etv than Nh. pnnls.r and
nunlut II Il. RISKS It has dor ned IIundreds Of Thou
annia IL n1lla-s II Insurance fhar AZ re,,ir,nv loo
rr.,i an sfaon.t In g, singe Ii ne ~ otisrins nm, t
Ice "a Of .ursncs f5r ts ehar-r nj the instntion
a., "a d. ,n.,.,N,,t a., - H.. T.. ~ e iVu
most sssc III IF insurance " r5soroa TO 10 ia iI amount anI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
DRAM gle GROVE
WHISK Ely.
/ v. &. &.

nHE PUKEsT MrDIClNAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
has furnished the community simulant pure health
full and inysorang, at tho same time a mild delicious
beverage. II Is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged STUN that Is pHlmed e ON the community,
which Is Injurious IL bOdy and mind. For sale by
v. q. GiLplN sole Agent,
iCsner of Tenth and Market Sis, Wilmington, lei.
mar u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders 10 send by mail
some Que or more of DR.. lurds Dental RENE
dies, which We cannot i'll. None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Hister, which we send In
an envelope on receipt Of price (l5 ceuts) and
one stump But to accommodate persons in
places where tne druggists and storckeepers are
behind the age we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compartmebt.-eaehb box containing II hot
tie Of IN. Hunts n0Wd Wdsh and TooM tc5e
Drops, box Of Tooh Popdty, the NeasIl,t,
Piasftr aud valuable little Treatise GU Tc,tb
anil tier D,ssIsts, tie best mems Of preserr,so
McW, md he PInper Treatment Of Caairen's Y,eff
worth Of itself the eutire cost 70 every youpg
man or woman, or parents with young children.
with several other necessary articles price npr
paokage one doHar, Or sig packages for So. sent
by express as directed. A. the Express eliar,.ss
are not much, if any, more on o dozen tbau on
one, it is far cheaper To order six or n dozen
packages at one time. A large iamiy will want
all, or The surplus can be disposed Of to neigh
bors with pubic benefit, for no enc can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness and lis
h9urcment, expense, loss Of time nnd money
would be saved to the country il every family
to day bad one of these packages which, in il.
salt is complete set of Dehta Remedies. Al
dress Vim. b. lura 4 Co Tribune BUILDINGS
New OK, aud write name md address plainly
That remittancss may be made with confidence
W. u. u < Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brouklvn
to g. ". griffith, President OF the Farmers Eli
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; to the t.ditor Of I'm
American Manufacturers Gazette. IN Iov o.
Co., Publishers Agents, New York: IA p n
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees II and who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
rIRE ARMsl Flnn ARmA,

Good selection of Flre Arms, -olnphsins shot G,,,
y double aud single barrel, Cot smith Ne.son,tsTs
ALIENS Cartridge RevOlvers, Also iul stock Of a.,
ridges Balls, Uapa Powder Fiasks, shot and Cams R
Holsters, Army Pocket kuife and Fork -"
~ MM. II. BlLLANY 4 Ca
g. corner Second aud Market sis
septic. Wilmington hi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
1000 Agents Wanted

every County. Men or women who want In
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and We arc spending
thousands in advertising them for the heneft Of
agents Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of semen doiliys,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
bis or her skill in selling with the view Of be.
coming an agent. They eau be sold in a day
Hflg@ W. a0ould Tdksr pay salaries than Commis
sioHs 70 those trho prone hemsslres Efficient saiesmsn
E65- Now is the time to 60 into the...busihsss
Fer sadness and references see AboVs.ss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-10
REAL ESTATE.
fs;sSSs USES 4s,Ssrsu
IZM FOR RENT. !"3M

al9tAA Il ~ ~ AA111N L. fkII
rcA House Market street between sth and a,h NJ
Franz aou,e In Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
No 81 rs W
nrek ouse aud Lot un Lord street. third door from
NAilruad, No 0S fpOUO.
ck House Lord street second door from Railroad
SO 90.
frame House corner of Church Taylor Streets sos 90
DO 10 IN Taylor street Hdj 0uing the above 90 10.
Five lick Houses OF llth street near Pine Nua Gul
u0i 6U5 dOI 6O9, each 500 10.
Five Brick Houses i2ih street nesr Lombard Nns
hnl. bO1, tu', bDe aud al each $50 on,
IN Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lana fret from Stone
Tavern, each $40 0O
Frame House adjoining the alloy 90 from tavern 336 90
Four Frame House ali lining The abuyo each $50 co.
liriek hsuhe on Lombard Street between MrCaulsy
Brick House S w. Of Front aud Thorn sire Is,
$40 10. 10
Cottags at n W corner " French and tith ste 70 o
brl ilodse GU Tatnt street above second street No
eos, S55 o.
Small Brick Orange street bttwcen Third and Fourth
streets. so 90.
Ice II use yard on llth street tween Market aud
Orange ttre 10.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streeis, each
ss2 W. ' 49,
Brick House 'hureh strest between Eighth and
Ninth stree is. Ssi 10
Brick House, No i3l5 King street. between l2lh and
l4th streets 500 o..
brick House, Taylor between Locust and ButtonvooI,
sl4n 90. -
krick House Market street lowe.u 18Th std 14tb
streets SiU1 90
Brick siabeon 18th street between Market aud Orange
s,reeis SOS %
Brlcs house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House, rooms we'll finished with 10 acres Of
land aud brick stable, mar Wilmington, s 80 w.
llauHe sud premises ~ the :. T.. corner OF Market
and Water Streets, ia the tentuof James L. Coz and
WIN T.. Carr possession ON the .ai Of Marrh hsrt
Apply TO NlLLIAM McCAuLLEY
feb2s. SOC Market IT., Wi mington. del.