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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
REGIsTEls,N OFFICE,

EEw ULsTLE UousrE, July, roth, 1884.
IPON the application Of John Y. Deysr, Executor OF
the last WIN mad Testament Of William KaYst late of
the City ofWminKton, In said County, deedi IL or
dered and directed tho Rekster that the Executor
iors:ad give notise the granting q Letter. Tesla
Of granting thereof by causing to be
poEed within forty days from the date of such Letters
In six OF the most puDe placea Of the County Of New
al pereons having demands sEsnst the
Estate 10 present the same, able By Act OF Az
sembly In such case aud provided Aud also
the to be inserted wtha the period In the
Delaware Republican, newspaper published In Will
mngtUn, an to be continued therein two months.
l~-l Given under the hand and Seal Of Oaics Of the
t~~-N tie County aierssad, the day and year above
written PETER b, YAhDEVEA, Register,
k0flOE.-All persona having claims against the Ea-
tate OF the deceased uubt present the duly sese
to the Executor, before the 10Th day July 1855
sbdO the Act Of Assembly such ade aud PRO
yidei. JOHN p. pENEh, kHseutoF,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.


"a BY virtue ola Dscrss Of the court Of Chaneery
fMM ofths State OF delaware, In and for New Onbns
4s.n County, made the twelfth DAY Of May A. D.,
1854 will BE- exposed TO sale At PUBLIC YENDUh, On
clock in the City Of Milmington 81 tue hotel q
John Foster lopplsite the City usil all that certain
LOT or peee situated in the city OF MilminEt0n
with three story brick dwelling theCSon erected
and described as follows, to witt Beginning AZ
Aeornsr Of and, nov or formerly q Joseph NALL on ~
isst from the eastern sds Of Poplar stestj thence BY
ps Of said lot north 81 deR feet to tho touth
onnSr laid out as aud foP t3e Rsy
way wide through the square; thence W said
side Of the alley south So dog east " corner
stake; thence by line parallel with the hrst DIES
eribsd due aud With Popsr street south Y dsE west
thereby north 50 deg west 81 eet the plgee OF nssiu
ming containing Thousand Two hundred feet OF land
be the same OF lesb.
Attendance will De given and terms Of sale made
known at time And place aforesaid by the under
sEped Trustees zpBointed By the Court 70 effect tue
'S's nav u JNO. =. PATTERSON, Trustee, &c.
P,a.-Ths above house and lot VIII be sold tot cash,
uabjsat 10 the npproV OF the OhAneelor Hubset 70
pre- sEistins mortgage lion o. $50, IL eondrmsd by
anxI u J. o. r., Trustee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
For the Delaware Republican.
FROM THE ATH DELAWARE.
NEAs ReAM's SrArIos, Va.

august AAtnS looA-
Ms Eorr"R ;.-On the nornlns az tho 1871
inst, tue 9Th Army CufpSi aIatied Oh an expe-
ditioo 10 cut the Weldon Railtpads at Rsain's
Station. taking four days' ratio With thsm--.
This corps was drawn from lie If front, some
days ago, rhe LIST diyiS nhched the rail-
road, about z O'Clock, wulnsiRh
with the enemy, stationl
road. We drove them IN
a slight loss on both side
Tearing up the track. AbodN
made their appearance In largeT t.
ing along the railroad, from Pc
lines of battle. They proved
vision, HIPS corps" and
double quick. They were
division, supported by ih
the lst division eoveaS
made determined
charges, which VIZ :
| heavy loss. Thea Ill. 6ht
4 kept up oontinuolt< 49, sfirmIshers
aud batteries, until da # niuriing vi
the 10 b the Ath DvsH z$ auTaucsd AZ
skirmi ihers IN front Ul our bT fad y az dis
lance of q halt mile, iu tho edgs II CORN ield,
| where we imm adtatcly threw up a lina OF rifle
pits to protect us irom tho enemy's shA -snOot
| trs. halt past . O'Clock, p NJ, tna snemy de-
ploysd heavy line OF skirmishers, and immr
diately In ia rear sTose twoline Of battle. The
oficor In Command was distinctly heard TO Civ
Tue OTuGEg - Olhuiig uoupto XutCht tuMOh-
Our skirmishors quickly opened hre on them
but were forced - fall hack from our pits, bu
wo kept up continual hre, until we resche
the main works, whore q severe fight Unsreu
which resulted il che enemy being badly beate
leaving their dead and wounded on the held ~
, as to take care Of.
The 20,h lust, was very quiet. At eigt
/. O'Clock, +. :, our division reserved orders {
change our position by the left nsuk. This wa
done, and We immediately threw up u Lac I
works, which We finished about o o'clock,
Mon tine 7ist Inst. Att o'elock, "a. u. ,our CAV
: airy pickotH we're driven in, followed By III
infantry. The enemy slivanosd IN two lines
!, battle, aoug our lise from right to loft, for tn
4 purpose OF nAnking orr position, but .'ths
. canght 9 Tartsr," for Asioc Gen. Warren,con
! naanding tho 6sh Army Corps, had eur trool
In pusrtiou, to- meet snsh an sttempt. We II
pulsed them st every point .esptaripg sever
stand Of eolots, and laege number Of prisone
i Our Brigade captured three Stand If colOrs,a,
4 nesr 1000 prisoners. Que stand 81 culors q
= credited 20 this regiment. Th3y were capture
: by Ssrgi. A. Wilson, Co. r. The Rebel Bri
. Gen. haygood, was killed in our front, but b
. Oody was carried Of the acid by bis own troou
They left their dead and wounded on the lis
within LAG yards of our works. 1he loss Of &
enemy on the 2lst insi,, was near 10000 10 XII
ed, wounded sod prisoners. Tho following a
j., the casualties If the 4th Del. Vols. In IhS
q days dghriDg.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

nY The President has approved General
Grsnt's order relieving Baldy Smith from COM
mand Of the Eighteenth Army Corps, end
directing bin to proceed to New York and
await orders, with his stan. lie has also sp
proved the orders assigning Aajor-Geuersl E..
o. o. Old to the commsnd Of that Corps, and
Major General o. 3. Bi'pey to the command Of
the Tenth Corps.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

76!h, ststes that Colonel 4. W. Thompson, Pro
vest Marshal Of the SevsntE Gong ssslonsl Dis
trict, on Wednesday afternoon, ssized from q
saloon keeper In Tssre dause, who 10 promi.
ncnt nsmber Of the "Sons Of Liberty" atty
six kegs, containing sixteen hundred pounds Of
powder, which bad been purcssssd for tho uso
OF bers Of that reasonable Ofdsr. II was no
doubt destined for Sullivan county.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

LETTER From Ez SEpRkfkRT CBAsk,--BOstOn,
Aug. z8.--Ex-Secretary Chase, in letter to
gentlemen in this city, says NJ the Published
report Of his having invt sted bis private funds
III foreign countaries, that the statement belongs
TO olass best described as 'lies sbsolute." He
has never Invested 10 foreign funds, snd says no
true American will do SO Wher all that can be
spared is required for the suppression Of the
Rebellion at home.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

- Will be sold at Public 5als, on WRpp ksDAy.
iS# s4ptsnbsr lth. IeA Is 8 o'eleek, Z. -. on ths
~ TO the corner OF Washington street, thres story,
unfinished bries building Tne main bvlldipg 10 % BY
By 81 feet deeD. very little m9psy wosii qnish the
aud plendid dwelling, with large aide
yard. 1t substantially built aud Of good mAteriaJ
with rate tin roef Be sure to attend che sale As
ordered re the property and leAvg half Of
ths puroh So IL onsy lar on nortssse II desired.
WILLIAM BRIGHT,
Agent 70 eject the sale
WIN. II. RKTgeLps. Auetioneer. aug - Cd.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
In the Oourt of Chancery of the
State Of Delaware In and for rev oastie
Ia Partition.

John ia ID all, Jr., and wife, \
. OnmplaI nnntB, vs..
Sarah Ann Erwin pnd others, Ia tArhaon'
Agress5iy to an order OF the Cbsns,loE a5s l1 ths
above cause at the FEBRUARY Term, A. d. 1884, hotiesB
hereby Kivent all persons having any lien upon the
Interest or Estate Of John Randall yr LstitiA Kan
dali, Sarah Ann ErWn Dr. Walter Williamson aud aa
~ Matilda " iismson or either Of them ~ the lsn9s
and In the said proceedings mentioned, 70
do ppttiOn ssttng forth the Amoant and nature OF
the the ohAee ~ the RsRAteE in ChAneeIy ior
next, sad e spPes5 snS "a. be-
the OF the the third day of ths term.
~ al-ew GEORGE u, HuDNER, Trustee, &c,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
aEGIsTEn,s OFFICE.

HBw oAsTLE uouHrV, June 20, 1854.
TRoa the application OF JAns OleAyer and kdnuad ID,
olsSysr, imlnistrstors q asoI &c 81 Clever late
Apd directed By the Register that the administrators
aforesaid give Rotee of the granting of Lsttersof Ad-
upon the estate Of diseased with the date
Of granting thsreof By Cousins sdyertisemsns % b
In sK Of the most public places OF the County Of New
Castle, resuirirG all persons having demands against
the estate present the abide By Act OF
Assembly In such eNgs made and Brosided. And also
the to be inserted within the period
the Delaware RePub lean ansyspsPer pnhlished 10 W
l@~-l Given under the hand and Seal Of Cnace Of
s.s. he Register .forssaia, q New Castle, ip New
above written. PkTERR vAHDRVER, Register.
NoTIQR.-All persons having cl4imR asslnst The Es
Of the deceased must the duly attest
cd 70 the before the sth day OF
made and prsvidsA. ZANE 0LEAvERt
Delaware City. June %. 'si-snU Ada'Ia
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
ABOVE sECUND, WILMINGTON, DEL,

You can hsVs you ehclGs q sissa and Of the very
keAtauApty. Cement And iEections TO " had also.
These Jars possess "a ntagss over all other kind
Glass IL OF such fragile 4ture II Is dl sut pa
hot water without erackLg and Tin easily Affected
BY acids TO- whoh corr 'de Ss fgt y so that can BE-
for any length OF time ami their strength ana cheap
meas max the the favorite.
Wilm nKtOn, August "a, 1867 i'm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
In the Court Of Chancery of lhe
state Of Delaware, An amid for New

State OF EbrIaware, Am aRd for New
Castle county.
d WILLIAM RIoE, In the matter, o. ths Real
Petitioner Bstats IN aaid voshH "
for Partition, which John hiae,diso heneo
AsrssablT 70 order Of the ghAnsslOr made ~ tss
abuye enuso the February Term, A. D., 1854. Noues
IL hereby given to all persons having any lien upon tno
Int rests HstAte Of william Hie- lamar MaCenneI'
Psrrish James PARRISH oathatlne Miller Isaiah
Miller Martha DIshar, James Masnhr, Sarah A. NOR
Tnn Jan . A. Morgan, 9iaeop Il. Hawkins aud J amsa
b. 2nead or sthsr them In she lands and tenamente
tne forth the and nstpTs same n the o.
doe fthe lskstsr in ChApesry for New CASTLE Oounty
Tan the nrst Monday in September nsx and
70 appear prove the sAidllen at the snsnnE Term
oths said COURT OhAneery before the rising OF ths
Court on tile tnrdday of the term, ,,nnp ..poum
Trustee appointed BY the Court 70 make sale Of the
aRid lands, DC, Uit-oN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

THE ANSHhL SssTln ~ o. SS9Saao aod hise
COMPANY" Will bs Neld At tbs once OF the Gong ny
Third aud kuH u Gets, on MONDAY, the 1th day o
September next, tween the hours OF and O'Clock
Pm. John A, DUNCAN,
aug la-te bserstaIy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

kiLss. ~ TSsAcco "A Ssath Of hs4ssn felt
dsdd With q cigar in his mohth in drssa shop
sit was nysterious not Of Cod TAe uiinister Nd
the fan'rsl eOns,,sa tho frisads BY mytaF ancb
the same Ming Payrioians said It was hsart s'dis.
eass" ard said nothing aboet the canss Of the an
cate. mf Hft M
A sensible woman knowing the boys habits said,
tobacco killed hmi" Itdsranged the action os
the he vt; |, oeasedto beat sad the victim fell
Boys thipk ofthis, and IL you would rot peril
health and ilfe. kassnothing to dolNi tobas,o.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

,g ,b..a articles. women arc by lar the argest
.on.umeya. Shall We stop the demand for them
| md add az annual power Of seventy 1.-TWO mi~
| uons.-to the strength Of our c"untr.s 10 this
| time VI trialG .-,,
But 1t Is said, perhaps, "ln Diminishing i'm
| narration. We d. minish the government reven-
ue.0 In answer to this, we would quote from
ie,tar of Aessrs. Hnou,E and BIC, upon the
anil Of, They say I--"AS every doiiar added
10 The revenue by the daty on importations H.
| solves an expenditure Of more than Two dollars
fnr the cost Of the article abroad, tie national
wealth will be increased by any reduction oil
| reyeaue rom that source washer 30 tuee'
would bs uncomfortable or no., Woulc. oil course
depeod on tbs extent 10 which the movetasnI
would be carried. We have no hesitation In
saving. that inst so far As our people aostsin
from the uss Of inn orted Injuries, thsy are dis
a couraeing hsrits u extravaganza IN dreas and
! living, stinuiatirz American industry and ski
ia MANY departments, diminishing tho foreign
d.bt, ssd increasing tho ability OF the country
10 meet tho expenditures Of the wars
o INT IL Ia rot tke government alone which will
be benefited by sneh action on the part OF th'
= wopaep of the counuJ. Every poor man In tilt
: land will rejoice IN reduced prices for tho ne
d oeusaries Of hfe, now Kept so bigb chiefly by tn
o high price Of gold. Every soldiers widow ant
orphan child will have cause to bless ne fer tht
II nav proof Of our sincere determination to d
h.r living defenders, and In memory Of Ae
II glorious dead. Shall We withhold such aid sn
% sympatbyf There 10 much hard work to b
u done before the wsr can 9 ended. To hsster
!, as far az possible, the desired contamination
"a requires the united energy Of ell loyal citi
sens.
At We ssk the men Of the land to 1gtt brsVels
, -ss pity aud despl,e any shrinking o. thei
10 part Do we not owe 1t to t0sn to otfSet th1
y bitter sacrifices With our own easier ones
d admiFs the spirit Of other women OF other time
ID WHO nave laid all their possessions on the
ID ccuutry's altar. Shsli re not initiate 90 well
> admire
lmpr, ssed with the Importance Of lending OF
aid TO prevent tho trouble that is sure to CON
to q county drained Of Its specie, aud deuirir
to prepare, by wise simplicity OF living, &
ss whatevsr trials may DO In store, we ask the VIZ
DO men Of New England to unite With Us 10 a plede
OF for Increased devotion TO the duties OF II
~ hour, -.... -...-.
~ Aud TO this end, let Us use our whole inau
eDoe, and every endesvor, believing that mar
10 kind nust spprovs, and that God will bless.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
Exacwtrix,a saEe of ReaL Estate

Ala. VIII be sHpesed A. Pusklo fE Ksa. ,ioun
xl ", Del on ~ EspAY, The sob day 81 o. Az n
gust 135t At O'clock, z. NJ, the Neal hstAte lats O.
Tn0naaa ii. BsynArd, deosAsed In hispion haadfee,
Kent eOuhty, Del, near ths village an poh Low q
9ad othsrs about 900 acres me pr ,p
good iAading the Qhoptank River, ~ heAltnh
nsighborhood, convenient 10 mills ehprehS snu
schools Thereia about Lvu OF ValuAoie tlmpsi
excellent Apple sad Peach Orchard en9ss "
good heArnE condition. The Ana isAVsA are
In good repair. -, -. ,.,. -, ,ts
premises to ferdinand BAynArd sdjotntnEi or rhopA'
fitas AID D. +. Hicks ards, In Wllmlngton; ,,,.,.
ELLEN q, BAYHAkD, kHeepuix'
Ta9MA AIT TlT IA. Attorney SGt
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01


A GRBAF SroaM. Dispatches from Ohio aud
Kentucky MATE meatloH OF tremendous storm
which prevailed there on Thursday last. At
Columbus the storm ragged With great Jury
Trees were upfooted, aud the streets Of the
city flooded With water. At Cincinnati the rain
fell in perfect torrents, accompanied BY heavy
thunder and vivid lightning. Tho Indianapolis
and Oiucinnati train, which left at four O'Clock,
was blown from the track whom within thirteen
miles Of Lawrenosburg, aud the oars were tuT-
bed down au embsnkment OF twelve feet. II
is reported thAt from twenty to thirty persons
were wounded. None ss reported kilied. Tn"
train Aontalned q number OF delegates 80 rosie
to the Chicago Convention, but II Ia stated that
nose Of them we're iuIsrod. At Louisviilc
startling peals OF thund,r and most vivid light
| ming were Its seeompaHipoats, The steeple OF
Rev. DR.. DAnberth's church was injured, and
several other buildings damaged. a larger
quautlty ofwater has fallen than was ever known
before to fall In singls day. The train ffom
Nashville was delayed an hour aud half, com
Ing part ofthe way through the water up to tho
car sxies. -'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
Executors sale Of
H5.E 1s"-

RmALA T5.EA1sD.
49, A. VIII bssoid At Pu3LI0 BALE, 1t the Hotel
va Yil the illags Of lasgeW, PsneAder Hundred,
New CASTLE county, Dell, on THURSDAY, the
Stanton. decd = 1855
Ne l-0gntalninE 90 acres Of good laad divided into
neiuh with about - acres Of White Oak aud Uhesnut
n anu w acres OF apple orchard with young aud
sood two story HOUSE, with kitchen attsehed frame
barn ~ good order with all necessary out buldnkn
spd puT1 q so2d wafer at the door.
~; y acres good land, divided into
new trs%e House and good sIaaery and small sia:
Die, HOou stream ofwater rams through the and
pump OF good water at the door This farm lies Ous
properties will be shown to By John Scott.
living on No or the subscriber near the NeWark De
pot. ba9 to commence as O'clock, y. MShsn col
tops will be made known BIZ
ANANNnN AutAS " ga NhoN nAeSatots
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
Notice..

Y,..... =, HILsjsed599s pSSa Aasnsl 10. lss4,
absented hsrselfirqn NY oei cd board without Just
pSrsops aga trusting her Aesoznt,
as viii i9udate no dsots Of her eontrseina SsE this
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
REGaSTER,S OFFICE.

Upon the app4cationo Of CHAhLES TATMIN, Exs-,+
~ spt9E o. the last viii 1Ad Testamsnt Of THoMJAs
dTsd, Il SPA Soupty dssssssd; iI ORDERkB and
said alive rtee Of the granting Of Letters Tee tsmss
t4ry upon hu Estate Of the deceased, with fSs Az
posted wlt'n forty days from the date OF
Castle eqariSg III psrsSns I.Siua S q New
the Estate to presentthe same, sbid kTan ~ ~
esuse the same g DO inserted wltha sans period in
Whining ton, aud 70 be continued therein tx nv
ISl Given under the hand md Seal ~ ia Cd * ~ =
t-t tie couhty sfSEssslc. the day and year sSoS
WkNnTTnhnin An nirsansH o; VANpGYkR, Register.
tate 81 The Deceased ms ths daily sttss.
tea 70 tns before the 2ssh day of June
and provided. UUARLE5 flTMAN Es neS ~ aasso
ODESSA. un6 ~. IA a If fmo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

TuH PEACHES ia the latter part Of the sunmer,
in tbs GU Of fruits, farmer went to the oty to
dispose o. soma produce aud brought bae ave beau.
tul peaches II 10 not every pOil that tue peach
vii thrive, and the farmer had none on his own
farm -....
II was the nrR time THAT be had returned with
~ ,h fruit to his children. They were delighted
With sight IL the rosy cheeks Of the peaches, aud
with their coat of 80 down lie gave to his
wife and one 80 sssh Of his four children.
The dry passed aMsy. In the evening, 40 the
children were about to 80 V bad he asked them how
they liked The peashtsf
| TDsar father, - said the eldest, "they were 50
| gesd. And have eEsfully sAvsi The STONE, for
| want 70 plant II AMI ran peach tree
very good, replied hafathsr; I'VE may call you
an eooa0sist keeping an eye On the future, as In
deed bsoensa hesbSn .aAn'
II ate mine up at onesn cried the youngest; sand
threw the some away. rAen mother gave me half
Of hers bssidss. Insver ate anything better"
"You nv child hsvs net acted very wisely, " said
his "a herr though what you did natural to your
age. You have yet time bsfors you for gaining wis
dom"
Toe other son said: III picked up the peach stone
that my brother threw away, cracked IL II had :
ksraAl which l ate As % ny ps4Sh, sold u, and
got money enough for IL, Igusss, TO buy doHsn
peaches when 20 70 town"
His father Shock his head and said: "That IS a
nice calcul LEM but Il Is almost too early In your
life for you to becomes friedman"
| Then turning 10 the las, he said: And you, Ed
nund what did you do with yOurst"
~ took it to our neighbor5 son, little Q gorge
Price who 10 III o. foyer He wouldn't accept IL
but laid 1t close sJ bis bed and came away"
Snow tell mo-" said their father, (which Of yct
has made the best use Of his psaohi"
The thres other boys DRIED out ut once Edmund
has"
As for Edmund, he kept silence. But his moths
kisssi him, while tears flowed down her cheeks
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

~. ~ ~, lAll, n moderate nSht
"whe = tue sntss 90 Asiera was no agn OF prep
.oas iOr AtsA''' 'nste no unusual stir In tho
:, s aa.. me mssmng Of ail this, MOrnington!
oiSu urst ons hhu 'nen ano.her: .i,you are hardly
up with our wishes, or the REQUESTS We made you 81
"PssriOu me, = he replied; ., x,,bsd n divin.
frast. Well, nay friends, yoa shaT be- gtstihsd.--
Leokl
no upaks these words he thl,.x oD.o thu door
| nt an adlonipS ROOM Ihs.eyAt an ample tabs
| at ten thsra or head Of fqmilies stlIf Young
isntful rspsst bef TO them, 10 when they we're
ding honor, and their wivH and children Vsrs
seated BY their sides. mne5Swore snaIi traders an
workmeu who had been ruuei by hlrd times or sd.
yers, circumstances and were then cast iuto prison
by their creditors.
Morningtea, afssr paying their dsbu with tho
JOINT sums q money contributed by his noble youn
,rsLas ,or ne festive occasion, released these ui-
happy debtors from Prison on The birthday OF the
Queen aud at the same time Invited them to eele-
nrate their relesse by quiet enter anment he
remainder Of the mo icy he wys going 10 divide "
, Lnons the ten fathers he had rescued that the >
ightbuy new ssts of tools and materials for hssii-
ing aasin their little trades an@-Efi9
7'Ysn wished a divine fsaft'1 said Morningtor
s sss f,. ss 81 sss,. SsS Aa God 0'Or
Touched by the sight Of t;Ibir bsnef.ctors thss,
roor mon, nos freed and rsg6itei with their fami
Hes wsRt their thanks; Their syesoyernowed with III,
= grstitu&A thsrt tongues eead nof express
3 ThwgouHe auhles, who hid come keep III
Quesn's blftnday, seood astonirhsd for a whie.--
II They seated themsslvea around tho tabis miuglia
!. With the uniortunA.s bat now happy people whom
. thar money had set free.
4 "MorniByto - they exclaimed, aYou are right,
= You have furnished US . feast truly divine!
d And they ali subscribed upon Ike spot a sum Q
/. the same amount to make as many others happy i
d the following year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
A Valuable Farm
At Private Sale.

Ia In consequences Of the rsmoteness Ofiny pro
49, Vpsrty from my rsaidsncs, 4 will dispose OF ~
AhsH#4P Private sails, my Farm on phurn Creek, on IA
sIasUls SterI In Kent county, Nd, eoptaihipg ava
sens, aso. Il. Beck aud Geo. . Stephens Is divided
times lined and Is productive There are tsn thousand
Peach varieties and In bearing which
adds greatly to its Valus NAViEGble water ana land
ins On the iarn make IL convenient Of access to the
aoienoy of Wood, and surplus oil Ohehnnt Timber,-
The Buildings are Two story Frame Dwelling, nearly
new with attic ruons and an entry. be
sdos old building adjoining, IN good order The
out buildings are gsUd and nearly new.
THE rRRNs OF SAILS are one-thtrd cash, or In good
suafan paper, and the oalAucs long time to sut
putehAserI the interest payable semi annually.
Apply the subseri14r, MiddlstOWR, Delaware,
or 70 Hh JRdE SLCkkk5, ESD UneAterloNn M:
ls2-9tW THOMAS MURPHY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01

.vF, TWO Cows stl eyed away from the prsIsszes Of
kSFs Of the aqbsiriber, near on9nSh, 81. Peer.
ired III horns In al the end the other Is red
with ONE small white spots, Any person EetsrnlnS
them giving information where they may be found
will be suitably rewarded. $500 : ..
AnK l7-At hkNk1 Y. MAhrEht
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1864-09-01
STRAY RULE.

,-y.. B,rAyed away from the promises VI ths t~b-
EfASeSN lerber near oempbelrs sh0ps,In OhIistiA
~ Hundred, on the tth Inst. a RED Bsll, whieE
person returning him giving lnforluauon where be
Aus iSst ENo5 WALTER.