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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
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outer one being fine is carat gnIl It has the i'm
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Ell an accurate titn'piecc Phi e. ii. erblv en.rave
per case of half dozen S2C4(0. :amJle Watches
i'll neat morocco boxes fm IN, prop4,Sing to buy
Wholesale, S35 sent ly express tn bill 'ya |. ont
delivery. Sol liers mut remit payment in lvance
as We cannot collect from those in the Amy. Ad-
dress
HUBBARD BROS & c.. SOLE IMPORTERS
Cor NASSAU & JouN Srs NEw-YoRK
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AZ IA grrs luvaaia.s tbts Tic risesi OF
ths feadng par. continually hSghcnN 10 .ho story
progresses III the .rpetlaly rscs 70 he
sccaslon fhe fret glance % the Js
appears hunted down BY the lOb ~ hs oso VI The first
net ooayinces ,hespse,ators thl remarkable esht ton
is y. b nd that the graceful SCARE which fons tte prn
cpa obJccs 10 tho lYiua picture VIII whom caleb iato
mere prnoGnced animation produce lfasvscp3 cf
fcCt. Tie antripaison Than ro,irsL whb 'ho
faithful. devoted gri pia!cleo siIh gblv iuy driven
from her loyess door and falls I.iisrSoDa.on of
tho kaenes, misery, while beyoaS Aha .nt,L y he
hrrow my effect ni the a, Tho % tho ostb ac
Win It's COOL ri.Oerag ntenS er hns IN @nyce YET
exhausted all hef resGnrcle hnre isati9 iho ~ " a-
Ia which sho 9es ha touching .pfesonss,ioG ac3o
sorrow, 80 dferest from ,hc Iaor srn bal s'i rfaar
tory 10 hate. Often when Play depends % single par
HE characlertics proper 20 that pat deseIeh
at an carly sago Of tue stacy. 50 'ast n .hies htt
Golf repetition cpn at bcl. Do by Tho az
by the doniina,l ~ n at0ct iccng, and 10 ib no ,
tho curtain as that ths senias Of The actress has pes
fuly Appreciated. aUe
kospcalI0ic - .oplno'i enc.Et- 1hty'i mos
common han ia..nra 5 s,.Gh piosssse7ss as n'ss H"
man afs redot,t ~ s ezra " - bea gif% Is ri'e
aiainci and when aail,d renders All in.or on
jections u.a Mlea Tie sa,H"r hadoDIciscie Ste "a
xoas the town By bcr clfmag ,aorscnation
OF juliet wha; was tho p actlcs rss Of dws.ng OIL her
French accent? u rothcr ilcriored III the ocoynent
OF tho audience does 1. GaJy tbo ple,se generally
Eel. In anticipating eFetu-r ef the aeia1g Jset next
Easter or rHG. cji.ib. s iass Aaleficd te3eS
Ntss bd,edsiI r.iee? Certan peaIiarltlss may be
admitted facts hn, II The priv,egc " geoss 10 do
ignored when great comprehensive dcsigL IL grsniiy
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
THE ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
New Jersey.

New jersey.
RAxsEr, N. j., Nov. q, 1899.
Tho town Of Hohokus, Bergen county gives 10 demo.
cratic majority.
In Bergen county there bitter and acrimonious
contest andull vote Thos. Dunn Enssh (pesce demo.
crai has 53i majority 10 tho Frs, district for Assembly
Daier (peace dsmocra elected the secOEd district and
all the county ticket.
NEWARK, ". j., Nov 4, 1858
s not 20 large at tho last election.
Tho State legislature stands about the a. II did
last year.
PanADnruA, Nov. {. 1s63.
James ". scovcl Is elected 10 tho Sew Jersey s.Alo
Senate by ii3 majority.
The Ubiooists claim gain q Senator, which siin
gives the democrats three majority In the Senate
In tho Assembly tho democrats VIII have twcnty.sx
majority, being Union gain Of air members
Tho unonsts claim large gallo over the vote q Las,
year throughout, Tho state.
fn Camden county tho whole Unon tcke, Ia elected
scovei Ia elected State Senator BY 100 majority his
election was severely contested
Cumberland county gives Union majority 1 300
In Salem county Union sonator IN elected, aud one
democrat and ons Uniopst 10 the Assembly
In. Gloucester county Reeves, Unon elected 10 tho
Senate, with two unioo Asssmbymen.
Easros, Pa, Nov. 4, 1888.
Warren county New Jersey, gives Kennedy Cdsmocrai
one thousand majority Colonel Charles Stanton for
The senate Colonel Stanton runs about slr hundred
ahssd Of his ticket.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Letter from Iabbv PRISON.


cArDr nrsDsR, Oct s, 1868.
we tcrc yesterday thst si te Union prisoners Ia tho
sAtic ecfc 20 be removed % Sels0lry N. c. In few
ys, acc1uD, n mo crowded condition Of the prisons
q, Richmond NJ rr-Esni AMI should be surprised IL
to ~ OFT proved well founded. am very crcdulous
regard % all uDeyorabe rows. ibe favorable rumors
re tct a. onca
T.e pr,pos I.oa.mala 20 our government BY Comma
si,nc cad. lecg the rocase oi thstinlon ctizcns
sU 9crlmptoflg dccincd, as J krew would be. un.
rsttni the natcso of his icmandf aud hc does
usaB bo declares 10 win not--unt they are
met be may well mako arfanqements for our burial
iAcre aif about three hundred citiyens hero nov, I,
"a yh1ia Eichasds)a, Blkley, of the HKRsrp, and
c ace ng mst prominent and therefore less likely
a. be reused The prospoc8 q the rsne attaches look
b M 10 Tor ihe n my hcuiih continues good and
ca eleraay od age ioag since bsac farewell TO tho
N,rth, fre t0m aid overy nZ desirable 10 existence
learn sundfy obituaries have bssn written of your hum
bls scrvaut fhfy arc very well timed for sm live
AL 81 hgufc % spclch. am desdcr than the Ptolo
sn'cs. the Know Ncihina rafty, % General Scott,
si.i1urh ny iomhstouo has Dot been cot
u my beat riend Qf enjoy any such anomalous rcla
tonl wera TO SEQ mo bore he would no, know In
10 10 DO, know myself lock ike fcIonious
scevleicn nat was an escaped convict. No one
~ ". Mat metarorphossa gentleman can undergo
nfrr laN years confinement n the ccuiedcrnry. 10
scaneibwg marvellous.
Ay btalh continues very rood
rrs. use icw ci my letters reach mo- On 4 have not
hsd pro 1m yoi. others ! know have written, but
ier notes have not come to hand cannot aescrbs our
you. The secrets VI my prison house are opIDs doomed
ibe GODS Keep thee--ost Of the coafedsraeyI
JUNlJH a.. BROWNE
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police Intoiiisepee

tha,afs lgn liza Vs4isr.--lha 81 10 fssst uo
t..owns a11e9nal arrests nlfs W fhsin g. r.s.sry q
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issiir xli 70 o. eo,--
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The Vote In the ssats.


otscgo CountyThe Union majority on the State ticket
10 about 400. Two Uniea members of Assembly are
elected.
Rensselaer, county gives from 900 tosoo Union majority
making tbs Union gala from no 70 800 Tho demo.
cratic majority 10 the cityof Troy reduced 10 1000 $50
last fall u vas 900.
Schenectady oounty-ns Union Asssmbyman :. elect.
Cd by 100 majority. rbs susire Union tIckss 70 also
elected
Clinton County-Nine towns give aso unIou sms,or,ty.
The entire Union county ticket h elected.
cayuga county--compIsts returns from an The towns
show Union MAJORITY S aeis, Union gain of slf over
last year.
Tho election at ris,ebure p~sssd on quietly. rns
democratic majority s 100, Union gain Of nyevs over
last yenr.
opondssa county, with one town. sivss Union ns
jority q 2,5oo. Tho Union gain s 900
oss,ds county gives ,ii7 ullon MAJORITY and elects
the Union senator. Inc AascmbIymea stand tvo Unicn
and two democrats
Madison county gives 2 200 Unon majority.
Chsnanro county sives I. .3zs Us,on ms.orlu.
Herkimsr county gives o2s Union maJorry
Onoias return received from the towns 10 Duehs~.
county give The unian stats ticte hundred sixty
ssYoa majority, John y. Duicher (UnonI IA elected
s~aasos by over hundred GRITTY, John n. cransr
and Hayward. both Cn,on, elected ihs Es-.mb.y
" sarusrd tssmoerr,) for sgprcms cean IA. sso
hundred nul5fty.
f.Dss sisa. Nov q, lea
h-fsscc ooar,, -I~sr'y ~, pvss s1s Use
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The cl,rt,o,,.

H.rrposs s.t is'a
only 80 1000 vyiss ars cagih lhl4 e.i, ~ ah D.
0oidabo ta.n rfis a bsl go mo shae rnssar s,ts,
10 elected.
Trete.ks avrs Gai.sbgr9ls ~ l.iSs r.s'osiiy.
Auuafo'ii ~ Ho,sa1 sni so.s4bers lgs s,ss, ~,
maisiy
B'rr1rr, Ssv s;dN.n,
>Esirrn, came % yify sowig. ccfss.le-es }, 20
iaa'auy s'r.iei bys hsgs ias3r,y. ADs slssa isaii
men oll % 'Ie $50 Cgss q. smes eeraifg sst'si
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aiifnofs.

~ fous, Nov. 4, 1913.
despsich from Springfield, Illinois, Givss shs follow
day -
ns following UsIoo ms,oriiI,s we're vsa;-nssaiar.
D1; Hooangsoo, ss1. JseksonviIls, <So; QsDey, ~.
Josbss county gave ssmccvsslo majority u Ei.
Thsss nsurss snow large rs,on gaias. uheh v doss,.
Ices obtain thsoaghoas ihs who's s,ats.
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NOVEMBER 5, 1868. TRIPLE

Union majority. Tho other four hist year gaso ie3
Union majray.
Saratoga county, excop, Providence. Day, and Edln-
bureh, give Dopsw trep) ii9i m'lorty. erockets
(dem) Is elected to sho Assembly IN the FIRST district
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M q ssae b 70 setts.

Boxros, Nov. 4, isss.
Returns from 100 towns give Andrew (rspublon) for
Governor. s.sas; Pains tdemocrs), z5ysis. hslory
foe Andrew thus far, 90 $40.
Twelve democrats elected " the State Leglslstars.
rhs esoais and eli shs stss osncsfs ar republican,
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Wisconsin.
NnnarErE Nnr a iss,
me ear q mnrausec a. -

Ths esy o niiwsusee ri'-s rairsr. .sno.rA,, ~
% "frsrser, icoo ns.afiy--ras s.if. 90 ss,';r'rt
RETAINS sbo- Afss tHlsi fi-s ~ erfs rs .sfs. re-
fe'asiSs" u''e W. . ~ aas am .Frsrr ~ ta
EsN
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United states Circufs Coart.
sRAi DecRxss or DIsrRBurIor ~ rRfxn CASES OF
APPHAI.
before Hon. Judge NeIsoa.

rsfors Hon. Judge Neisoo.
fof.t --7As gritef Sas n. 1s Bv0 Ddtassd Carps =
a. DesGsS smuh, tsq United States rhtrcs Attorney,
the ay nserci eepsi decree dtrbutou VI The pro.
sre.is ~ tie agove vessel and cargo.
sfs Urfs1 Sxfs ". Ns ve1ssv Gsrch,d and CdyeD-
decree " fnsi distribution also entered IN this
ss 20 day 10 the Circsh Court By tss United siae- -
nict Attorney, and the pruoe a. u as0nce be forwarce
" The Navy Department for dsSi uon, yb~ve s spt
sassas TOO ps'ss nessy soesst ~ nsds
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The following is . corrected iist Of the candidate
elected together with tho members holding over In tb
Boards Of Aldermen and suporvisors;--
Sherin-John McNamoe democrat
Nayor-Afred NJ Wood. Union.
Senator, ID district-DsInas stronv, rnion.
senator, ID district-Henry C. Murphy, democrat
Assemby-lst distriot-Philip 9. Crooke, Union.
2-yohn O'Conner democrat.
asSsss Esss1ss 2; n s,'s; g. ssUos's. Uoss
6-Apgeo Newton. Union.
7-Jacob Worth, Union.
street Commssioner-J. Oakley Nodype. upfnn
County Judge--John Dikeman union
Justices Of the Peace-3d dis,rct-Benj s. Morebouse
probable, Union.
abraham II. Daily Union.
o-Antbony Walter, Union.
superutendents OF the Poor-Norrs II. Roberts, Union
John Delaney, democrat
For Justice Of tho Supreme Court, Second district
Grenvlie T. jerks Union leads Joseph y. Barnard demo
crat, With majority Of several hundred.
The following list Of the members OF tho Boards q
Aldermen and Supervisors just elected with those hold
ing over
Aidermen-ls, wnd-Danlei, ID. Whitney, democrat
2-Danel Mclaughlin democrat, holds over.
3-James Y. Wallace, Union.
4-Lovis y. Newman, democrat, holds over.
6-Ihotnas Ennis, democrat.
6-Nat hew Murphy, democrat holds over.
I-Rufus beiKnap, Union.
ST. V. Il. Talmsge, democrat holds oyor,
g-iiai.oy }. Hathaway, Union.
le-J. U. Nodyne, Union holds over.
ll-Charles II. Kimball, Union.
R-Dennb Okeoe, democrat, holds over
i3-Wm. Turtou. Union,
B-Edward Murphy, democrat, holds over
lb--Slmue Taylor, Union.
lo-John A. SaaI, democrat holds over.
lT--A NJ. Bliss Upion.
lB-f W. kalbhei-ch, democrat, holds over.
l9-Georgo II FISHER, Union
20-John X Bulmer, Union.
Dcmocrats, 10; Union, 10.
SuperyiSors-lst ward-robert Ford, Union.
2-John shearou, democrat
81. J. studwslI, UBion, hods over
t-Samue Booth, Union.
5-fatlck Burnz, democrat, hods over.
G-Wm. J. Osborn, democrat.
7-E. w. Boom, democrat, holds over.
S-Francs Mc6ralb, democrat
Geo. g. Herman, democrat, holds over.
10-Thos Swsney, Union.
11-Francis e. Kirby, Union.
R-Ihos. Foran, democrat
15-rhas. W. Cheshire, Union, bDds over.
I'm. Pbalon, democrat.
15-Cbas. 9. Talbot, Union holds over.
le-John Hanson, democrat.
lI-wm- PiepenbriDs, Union, holds over.
1s-S. J. Stewart, Union.
l9-James Gridlsy, Union, holds over.
3-Wm. n. Little Unpp.
Democrats, o. Cnion IL. Tho country members consist
ot two democrats and thrco Union making The nett
Board stand eleven democrats 10 fourteen Unoa.
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N fsb Ig = n |.

rfrnor, Nov. =, fss3.
r&sse. ssmoess,, -ss elected msy~ 70 day By s,ou,
900 msorny
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THE RESULT IN KINGS COUNTY.

The election in Kings county Tuesday resulted In the
choice Of majority OF tho Union county and city cand
dates the vo however, being rather close In regard 70
some Of thsm; and .oven now . iew are considered
doubtful.
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sa.tf faf.t..sf tLts fsat
a. ..I ifa .lfY
IfI ~
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when the full returns In they may change two
10 our tables but The general result will not imagine,
DO changeQ.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

60, 4. "a. NEW YOl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-04
University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA
VI y u IOAI u III u To T W II >
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION Qs6s-64.)

MEDICAL DEPARIME ENT.
NINETY-ElGHTH SESSION Qs6s-e4)
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ b. Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
GEORGE b WOOD NJ D. Emeritus Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
SAMUEL JAoEsoS NJ. D. Emeritus Professor OF Institutes
OF Medicine.
HUoH HoDoE NJ. D. Emeritus Professor OF Obstetrics
ana the Diseases Of Women snd Children.
JosRPn CAHsoS, NJ D., Professor OF MaJera Medca and
RonERr Z. RoaERs, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
JosRpH LBIDY. NJ. D., Professor Of anatomy.
HENAY II. SMITH, NJ. D.. Professor OF Surgery.
WILLIAM PlPPgE, NJ. d. Professor OF Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
r. GuRNEY sMITH N. D. Professor OF Institutes Of Med
cine.
r. A. PEERosR NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
JoHN PICARD, NJ D. nemonstrator Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin this second
Monday Of October and Gloss the first Of March.
One Introductory will be delivered 70 the Course.
Clinical Instruction is given throughout the Session. In
the Medical Hall by the Professors and at the Opals
At the Philadelphia Hospital containing OIL beds, in
struetiOn Ii free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Disssctng Rooms, under the superintendeuee OF
the Professor Of Anatomy and the Dsmonsrator,
from the middle OF eptsmber.
The Room for Operative surgery and the Application OF
Bandages. &C. Is open early in fepembef and through
out the Session. under the supervision Of the Professor Of
Surgery.
Surgical Demonstrators e i,vaT + h,IGP; gPnaS d. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach IN ifessor sI5l, Sl05
Naturalization Fee (paid once only)
Graduation Fee, 80
r. Il. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean Of he Medical Faeaity,
University BUILDING.
University Building.
p, s-Board may be had at from $3.50 TO 50 perws
sep 154w.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-04
GEO. w. BUSH,
Erench street Wharf.

London Porter and Scotch Ale.
N CASES Of London Porter and Scotch Ale. Also, 10
0U cases Of fine Old Cider in store and for sale hy
V. C. GlLPiN,
ssptA csEnsr II 10TH and Marie, siOrstI.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-04

TUsT received at 3O2 Market street large and beauh
u fIl collection o. Glass Frut Bowls OF entirely new
stv.s. Gail aau txamine thym -
THOs Y de NoRMANDIE
Now is the time for putting up fruit fer winter use, and
Jars for that purpose Of every reliable kind on hand
and for sale by TIIOs. Y. de kORMANDIB
au2t 302 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-04

ss-SS 3 story Brick Dwelling, No. 3ls E,st Third
lls0a Street between Walnut and Poplar sts 1t has
l;,ak two story Back Building and all tie modern
convsniencles is in good location, aud wilt be
sold low Amply to CLEMENT d. sMYTii,
No. East I'd St., between 10 and l2.oelock, A. M.
je3O.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-04

Changing The grades Of certain streets in The city IF
Wilmington
He 1t ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington
SECTION l. Tha. the grade Of Ninih street from the
centre Of Madison the Of Monroe street.
shall be In descent six teet; from the centre Of Monroe
street to the centre Of Adams street tn shall be
ascent Of Fifteen feet two inches The east curb line Of
Adams street, from the top Of the curb line the
southery side Of Ninth street to point hundred
and hirty-two feel six inches from the side Of Ninth
street, there shall ba ascent Of foot ten Inches
thence 10 the top Of the curb line in Eighth street there
shall be descent Of three feet eleven and quarter
inches The west curb line Of Adams street from the top
Of the curb ne the souhery side Of Ninth street to
said point hundred and ihlry-two feet Elk inchts
the side Of Ninth street. there shall be ascent Of
foot inches thence to the top Of the curb line In
Eighth street
eRurIoS And be st further ordained, that all ordi-
parts Of ordinances contrary to this ordnance
be and they are hereby repealed
Passed at the City Hall, Oct. 10th 1863.
JNO. NJ. TURNER.
President OF the City Council
Attest. i. I. TAYLOR, Clerk nov.2O.4t.
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To authorize The paring Of e 6ed Of French street beoO
Front street. -
BE it ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington.
sIoTioS l. That the bel of French street from Front
str to point hundred and thryeisht ieet south
OF Water street. be and the is hereby authorized
and directed to he paved.
Passed at the City Hail. Nov 18th 1868.
A. A.HoLLINGSWoRTH,
President Of the City Counr
Attest. E. T TAYLOR, Clerk. noy20It
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REGISTERS Office.

Ngw CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 29th, 1858.
TTp0N the application OF john A. DUNCAN, Adminis-
u TRAITOR OF GEORGE BUSH, late Of the city of VIII
minRon In said county, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notcs the granting of letters Of Administration
the estate Oi the deceased with the date Of grant
ing thereof by causing advertisements Ia be posted within
forty days from the dat OF such letters In six Of the
public places Of the County Of New CASTLE requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to present the
same abide by Act Of Assembly In such made
and provided Aud also the to be inserted
within the period in thu Delaware state Journal
newspaper published in Wilmington and TO be continued
therein two months
(~cl Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of The
LIS SRegister aforesaid, at New Castle, in New Castle
(~J County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. Elssaa PETER b. VANDEvER,
Register.
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Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
will remove the diniculty.
SWAYNE'S PILLS
FOR SAT,E.

sat4aor A FARM Of $40 acres, known as the "Ganges
E!!H& Farm, In Appoquinimnlt Hundred New Castle
sH county, Del, OF which about l5O cleared
ASlIN and arabic the rest woodland. This land lies
about miles from the Delaware Railroad miles from
the Station at Townsend, the distance from Black
Bird Station aud u miea from EliAson's CrnssiuF,
mites from smyIng, he from Midlie0wn, and ~
miles from Sassaras Village in Maryland, the head Of
sasaitas River, The soil sandy oam, adapted spec
ally to andyegetables, also very good wheat land
The improvements nearly new, and consist Of two
story Frame Dwelling Honse, containg besides
good double celar Log Stable, Carriage aud Hay House,
Wagon house, Granary, poultry house, large Corn.crb,
brick smoke house other out buildings Within the
past three years. 1000 pannels Of fencing have been
put up, most Of It new and large portion oft consist
ing OF post and rail The tract (xousye OF the wood
land) Is divided into fields and lies upon the sides
the Oranges Road, public road leading through the
place. from the sassAfras to the Cypress road There has
been set out upon the place thffy Apple Orchard
$50 trees of selected iruit and Peach Orchard 81 SEQ
bearing nsxt year-There il also small Tenant House
upon the paceThe situation is healthy, and the water
uniiling aud good. The tract is held at $40 Ter
Terms accommodating, and but small portion Of the pur
chase money required in caah For particulars enquire
Messrs. JOHN MoCLEAR SON, Wilmington, Del. or
Of SAMUEL q. PATTERSON, upon the premises.
n BIf not sold by the 10Th of Decem ber, the place
will then be for rent
There has been out around the house shade trees
of different varieties, besides fruit trees.
Apples Pears Cherries, English Walnut Spanish Ches
nut, &c. SepL253m.
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PARTNER WANTED.

INTANTED an active Partner, with Cash Capital Of
w from $1,000 to $3.50, in we'll established CONNER
eia business in this state Apply with real and
references to the Editor. COMMERCIAL.
July 1b. lS63 n