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BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State of Delaware, in and for Kent County, will be
exposed to Public Auction or Vendue, to the high
est and best bidder or bidders for the same, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1866, at 2 o'clock,
P. NJ, at the Hotel of VIM. T. Campbell, in the
Town of Smyrna, Duck Creek Hundred. Kent Coun-
ty, Delaware the following described lands and ten
ements, viz: farm or tract Of land, situated near
the town of Smyrna, aforesaid, lying on the road
from Smyrna to Blackstone Cross Roads, adjoining
lands of the heirs of Thomas A. Rees. lands for.
merly of Presley and Enoch Spruanee, and lands
Of Thomas Davis, containing PAT ACRES and So
Square Perches of land, be the same more or less;
the same being the real estate of William II. Hold.
ing, late of Kent County, deceased.
And it is ordered by the Court that the purchaser
or purchasers thereof be and appear at the next Or
phans, Court, to be held at Dover. in and for Kent
County aforesaid that the said Court may assign to
the purchaser or purchasers the premises sold to
him. her, them, pursuant to this order; he, she,
they, paying to the parties entitled, their Just and
proporlonabe share of the purchase money respect
lively, with surety sureties to be approved by
the Court, entering into recognizance TO be taken
and acknowledged in said Court, 10 the State, in a
penal sum TO be determined by the Court, with con.
dtion to pay 10 the parties severay entitled or their
respective executors administrators assigns their
and each of their proportonabe shares of said pur
chase money respectively, with interest from such
time as the said Court shall determine in such man.
| ner and time as may by the direction of the said
Court be prescribed and appointed in said condition
Attendance will be given and terms made known
| by Joseph P. Comegys, Esq, the Trustee appointed
10 effect the said sale, or his attorney.
BY Order of the Court,
Attest: WIN. r. CAHOON, Clerk
Dover, Oct 3. 1866.
GT This tract Of land will be sold in
TWO PARCELS.
One parcel will comprise all that part Of the who'll
situated east of the road connecting the Alley Roa'
with the Middle Alley Road, and will contain
l59 Acres, 2 Roods and q Perches,
Including the buildings, orchards, &c. The othe
will comprise all that part lying on the west side
said road and will contain
81 Acres, Roods and 81 Perches
! TERMS.-Ten per cent. Of the purchase none
will be required to be paid the day of sale, whic
will be forfeited if the purchaser purchasers fa
to comply with the above conditions prescribed b.
the Court; otherwise to be treated as part Of th
purchase money. The next term of the Orphans
Court will be held at Dover, on Tuesday, the oct
day of March, 1867. plot of the land will be el
hibited at said sale.
This is very desirable land. being situated With
convenient distance of the Delaware Railroad and
we'll adapted to the cultivation of grain and fruits
all kinds. Persons desirOUs Of purchasing invite
TO view the premises, which will be found every wa
worthy the attention Of any desrous purchasn
land JOSEPH P. COMEGYS. Trustee.
:. CT. HAWKINS. Auctoneer. ocl
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Machine Works, SMYRNA, Del.

The Machines are warranted to smell the Corn
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OILS Ga CANDLES.

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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Eysry young lady and
KsntsssaaI in the Uniteu States can hear something
very much their advantage by return mail (ree OF
charged by addressing the underIgned. Those having
fears Of being humbugged will obge by not noticing
this card. Ali others will please address their obedi
sni servant, THoS. r. CHAPMAN,
ianloy 83l Broadway, New York
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT.

There is story extant, written IN most ex'
cellent French, concerning the father OF the
present Bey of Tunis. This morose ruler, it is
said. was once waited upon by the Admiral
commanding the French feet in the Medterra
mean Sea, who paid him a visit Of ceremony ac
companied by the chief officers of his squadron
In ante-chamber of the palace, a functionary OF
State met them and with profound salams in.
formed the Admiral that his Royal Highress
would shortly give them audience, and begged
that the visitors would pardon his absence for a
short time, he was engaged at that moment,
in quarring accounts with one of his ministers
The Admiral, in response to this, declared
his willingness to await his Sublime Majesty's
convenience. In so doing, both he and his Off
GERS were struck with the mysterious sounds
which emanated from behind the velvet curtains
which led into the grand audience chamber
Whatever gbt be the Bey's method of settling
up with bis refractory minister, it was evident
that that official, or somebody else, was faring
badly during the operation. But for the i'm
probability of the thing, it would have appeared
that that adjunct to Government was subjected
TO the rudest treatment 10 the way Of blows and
all manner of objurgations.
After while, however, deathly silence SUI
pervened to the noise of struggling behind the
curtain, the drspery was drawn to either side,
and the Admiral and bis suite appeared before
the Bey, who, seated On his throne, seemed from
his flushed countenance and his angry frown to
have undergone no little excitement. When
the expressions of compliment we're got through
with, and the Bey had grown little ealmer, a
slave in attendance was ordered to remove the
cloak from something lying at the foot of the
throne.
The order was obeyed, and His Sublime
Mishtiness, directing the attention OF his visit
ors to it, remarked: "That carrion, an hour
ago, was my Minister of War. AT the time Of
your arrival was engaged in settling affairs
with him. Last week | indicated a certain
change in military affairs the. best, 10 my
judgment, for Tunis; and the man, whose car
sass is before you, Notwithstanding the fact that
he is supposed to assist my Government, advo-
Gated and, as far he could, carried out exact
ly different policy. For that reason, and for
the good Of this people, have been compelled
to satisfy Justice BY applying the bastinado and
the bowstring to him, | have only to add that
gave him hischoice between a cup Of poisoned
coffee or strangling and he chose the latter; and
you will perceive that everything that could be
done, consistently with honor, was done in his
case"
If officials in this country promptly pun
ished for delinquency, there would be great de-
mand fer collins and graves.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10
CONGRESS-.

April fin the Senate, Mr. Stewart asked
that the Committee on Reconstruction be dis
! charged from the further consideration OF the
! Joint resolution heretofore offered by him, pro-
| posing certain conditions on which the South
| ern States shall he reinstated, and that they be
made the special order of the day for to morrow.
| lie spoke in advocacy OF his motion, alleging
that the country was growing impatient, and
| demanding some action at the hands of Con-
gress. 1t had been charged that Congress had
no desire to see the lately seeded States re-
stored to the Union, and he desired Congress
to vindicate itself by the adoption of some def
mite plan Of reconstruction. He believed that
submitted by him was endorsed by the country.
Pending the consideration of Nj Stewards mo:
ton, the morning hour expired, and the veto
message was called up, when Mr. Trumbull made
a speech against it, and ia favor of the Civil
Rights bill
The President, today, sent to the House a
communication from the Governor of Alabama,
asking that the State may be allowed to assume,
and pay in State bonds, the direct tax due from
her; or that delay Of payn,tnt may be authoriz-
ed until the State can, by sale OF it's bonds, or
by taxation, make provision for its liquidation.
The President concurs in the opinion of the
Secretary of the Treasury that it is desirable
that Alabama and the other Southern States
should be allowed to assume and pay their pro-
portion of the direct taxes now due; and, there
fore, he recommends the necessary Legislation
by Congress.
April 5-In the Senate, the credentials OF
Mr. Edmunds, successor to the late Mr. Foot, Of
Vermont, were presented and the Senator was
sworn in.
The Civil flights Bill was warmly discussed.
Mr. Reverdy johnson made powerful argu-
ment in support Of the veto. The vote will
probably be taken tomorrow.
10 the House, Mr Wilson, of Iowa, asked,
but failed to obtain unanimous consent to intro
duce resolution referring to the proclamation
of the President duplicating Jefferson Davis
and others in the murder of Mr. Lincoln, and in
structing the Committee on the judiciary 20 III
quire whether there is any probable cause to be-
lieve that the persons thus implicated guilty,
and if so, whether any legislation is Necessary on
the part of Congress to bring them to speedy
and impartial trial.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10

COTTON AND SPECIE PAYaENrs.--Since
the close OF the war there has come into our
markets from our Southern States $500 900 600
worth OF cotton. The effect of this upon our
finances has been exactly the same as if it had
been three hundred millions of gold, and it is
this that has carried the price Of gold down to
its present point, Where would we have been
financially but for this cotton Farther, great
deal, from specie payments than we have ever
been yet. And it is upon future receipts of the
same great staple, aud upon its effect in restor.
ing the financial balance of the world, so much
against us, that We must count for the return Of
specie payments. This will accomplish it in
the only safe and natural way, despite all that
may be said to the contrary BY crack Drained
specie payment theorists Not by the reduc-
ton of imports, but by making the exploration
of our vegetable gold exceed in value all our
imports together, will We bring things to the
natural state; and this the radica. Congress is
doing what it can to prevent by rendering
the position of the planter as uncertain o.
possible, by damaging labor and property, do
ing all that it may to shorten the crop of next
year-N y HeraH
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10

And whereas, Such constituted States must
,ecessar;lv he. and by the Constitution and laws
Of the United States are made equal, aad are
nlaced upon like footing as to political rights,
immuuities, dignity and power with the several
States with which they are united;
And whereas, The observance OF political
equality as principle of right and justice is
we'll calculated 10 encourage the people OF the
aforesaid States to be and become more aud
more Constant aud perseveriug IN their renewed
allegiance;
And whereas, Standing armies, military oc-
cnpation, martial law, military tribunals, and
the suspepsion of the privilege Of the writ of
hoLeos corpus in time Of peace, endanger the
public liberty, is incompatible with the individ-
nal rights of the citizen, contrary to the genius
and snlrit of our free institutions and exhaus-
tive of the national resources, and ought not
therefore 20 be sanctioned Or allowed except for
cases of actual necessity for repelllng invasion
or suppression Of insurrection or rebellion;
Aud whereas, The policy of the Government
of the United States, from the beginning of the
insurrec,ion to its overthrow and final suppress
sion, has been in conformity with the principles
herein set forth and enumerated.
! Now, therefore, /, Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare that the insurrectiGn which hereto
! fore existed In the States OF georgia, oouth
Carlina, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee,
Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and
Florida, is at an end, and is henceforth to be SO
regarded
| In testimony whereof, have bereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the United
! States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, the second
day OF April, in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, and of the
independence of the United State Of America
the nipetieth ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
". H. Seward, Secretary of State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10
State of Y. Carolina, Mecklemburg
County.

In Equity-7o Spring Term, 1866.
Violet W. Alexander NJ. B. Taylor and others.
This is an Attachment to subject the interest of
the defendant, VI Taylor in the partnership effects
of the firm of J. VI. Sanders Il Co his Stock in the
Charlotte S Railroad Co, and bis interest in the
Town Lots constituting the Steam Tannery 10 the
payment of The plaintiffs debt and it appearing
to the Master, on the affidavit of the plaintiff that
tie defendant, N Taylor is not resident of North
Carolina it is therefore ordered by me that publica
ton be made in the Western Democrat a Newspaper
published in the town Of Charlotte, for six weeks
notifying said defendant TO be and appear at the
next Court of Equity to be held for said county of
Mecklenburg, at the Court House in Charlotte. on
the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday in February,
1866, and then and there to plead, answer OF
demur to the plaintiffs said Bill, otherwise judg,
ment pro confesso will be entered against said Tay,
lor and the Courts usual proceedings taken thereon
Witness, A Williamson, Clerk apd Master Of
said Court. at Charlotte, March 81, 1866.
ll-6t A. G. WILLIAMSON, G. i u. E.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10
NEW LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK and WILMINGTON.
SAILING WEEKLY.

W
And composed Of the following first class Steamers
CHAS. W. LORD (new) Capt Geo. W. Ward.
CUMBERLAND, Capt J. A. Johnston.
The attention of Shippers is specially called to-
this Line.
An arrangement has been perfected by which
Goods shipped by this line will be delivered at
Goidsboro the next day after delivery from the
Steamers at Wilmington
A Train leaves Wilmington daily, carrying freight
and making connections with daily Freight Trains
on the N. g. Railroad.
WORTH L DANIEL,
Agents at Wilmington, N. G.
Agents in New York-C Goodspeed 46 West street,
G H Pierson, II South street.
March % 1866 Ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-04-10

GEN. j. G. BRECKENRIDGE We have in
telgence direct from Toronto, Canada, where
the General is now residing lie says that his
health is good, bat that care is making its mark
upon him. Four years ago his hair was black
as jet, now it is hoary, He is weary Of exile
and anxious to return to his home and friends.
In the hope of accomplishing this end, Elk; ov-
ernor Price, of New Jersey, warm personal
friend of the Generals, has proceeded, Cor will
shortly do so,) to Washington, and have an in
terview with the President. We trust that the
President will accede to the request. His rea-
lions with MIR Breckenridge previous to the late
political arrangement, we have been informed,
were quite friendly, if not positively cordial
Besides, there is charge against General
breckenridge that we are aware of. All the
political prisoners, save two have been released
from confinement. Mallory, Stephens, Seldom,
Hunter, Judge Campbell, all except President
Davis and Judge Clay. Why keep General
Breckinridge in exile We see no reason for
so doing, and doubtless the President will con-
sent that he may return to his home, his family
and friends Petersburg Express.