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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
EARM FOR SALE.

- Containing three hundred aud twenty Your and
M;y three quarters ln.kl scresi situated IN BACK
tie north slae Of said Back Greek, ~ miles below
Chesapeake CITY. and mies south OF Elhton. with
two story frame dysling, three rooms on hoet with
&c The soiiis good red clay The farm divided Into
ave helds and sixth may be clear d up and added n
small the land 10 under good stats OF ouft
Walton and 10 very productive there 10 plenty q
ms ooSs q The ss essT s1
forms near mile q the outside fence There are TO
good Andnse the farm. whore all the prodnoe fthe
farm can be shpped direct and all lime &o dsliysred
aware Canal two yards Of
dwelling: The si,aAton 10 high and healthy ystsr
ye,y desirable property for Psseh gro wins s land
Peaches having been plant ed the farm for the As
forty years Price Sixty Ave essl per acre = goo.
the fG Sshsr YsrSSaia1f. .so ss Ss o.
Mr. benjamin Davis. Jr., the Tenant on the Iarm I'll
| show II to any one Wishing to view II. aug 23-t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
[For the Delaware Republican.
TO BESSIE O.

There had been days Of watching,
Until the heart grew trsmulous with fear,
As the fatterng spirit held BY brittle thread
Hung 10 the balance.
Earthly hopes chung to the bright aud beautiful
Az she lay 10 her loviiness. Her golden ring-
lsts
Clustered around her pale brow;
While her clear blue eye with its long dark
lashes,
Besming with love and tenderness, spoke Of
hope and trusi.
child In age-mature 10 thought,
As if inspired by some power from on high,
She locked upon death as a bright winged
messenger,
Sent to Tree her pure spirit nom earthly tram
mels,
To be borne on angelic wing to the preseac'
of the Eternal.
Angels stopped to meet hsr,
As In her upward flight,
She spread her golden pinions
And scared to realms OF light
She has gone, and never more
Her voice shall greet our ear,
But in our dreams in vision bright
Her form will oft appear. W.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20, 1855.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

BT virtue an order Of the orphaas' Court OF the
State Delaware, in and for New Castle County made
scptoabeT Term A D, 1865, will be exposed to sale
At Public Vendue on Saturday the 10th day o. Derem
ber ut o'clock t. NJ, at the house Of John ster In
the City of Whining the following described pre-
i1ises, being the interstate, rod estate OF Urban d.
hedg deceased to Wit certain lot or parcel OF
land situate the city Of Wilmington, lying on West
Street about forty feet, aud extending BACK ninety
nns feet nix inche3 and extending sixty feet, to and
fronting upon seventh streat, about twenty feet, ad-
jolung lands late o John Hedges deceased
Aud IL IL ordered that the purchaser OF purchasers
thereof he appear tae New
Castle County that the Court may assign to him. her or
them tho preqss sold pursuant to said order he she
they paying parties entitled their Just and pro
porona purchase money respectively, OF
with sufficient sureies to be approved by tht
Court erng to the be tai on
and acknowledged In said Court in penal sum, to b'
determined by aAd Court with condition to pay t
the parties entitled HcverAily their executors admins
assgnn respectively their Just and proportion
ate shares OF the snid purchase money, with interes
from such time the Oourt may determine In name
and may By tho direction Of the said Court b.
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
| Attendance will he given and teTms OF sale mad
| know nt the time and place aforesaid by
| GEORGE b. RODNEY, Esq, Trustee appointed by I'll
Oonrt to etisst sail Sale. -
| BY order ofthe Ceurt, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
| New Castle Nov o 1866. Clerk OF Orphans oout
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
DELAWARE FARMS FOR SALE

szZzA A large number OF Farms in Kent and Sussex
sssm Counties offered cheap and on easy terms o.
llIlm payment. Farms may be had Of any desirable
sze from to ave hundred and In the various
stages Of improyemsntfrom very good 70 very poor
As general thing they all have plenty Of good TIMBER
and good water located In healthy sltuationa
nient to both Railroad and Water communication, anu
arc adapted tc h culture oil
and other fruits besides
vegetables &o and will, under proper cultivation yiea
as much wheat and Corn and other cereals any ano
the country large portion ofthese lands nave oees
rented out series OF years. In two large FARMS ana
they are generally deficient In buildings and other In
proyemens, but the soil Is naturally exceedingly fere
and with slight expense be made highly productive
A large Noriherh emigration 8 now pouring into the
lower part Of the State buying up subdivdng occupy
ing and improving these lands thereby rendering sure az
an early day that lower Delaware will be what nature
iesg her-he greatest fruit and usgedbie garden 81
the country circulars issued every month FOL gratuitous
distribution. Branch oGces have been opened st WIZ
mington Dover and Bridgeve. Fer
apply to address, A. T.JohNsIUn,
Or to either of the following Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PREsToN, Agent, WILMINGTON, Del.
DAVID 8. YARDLEY, 80 Dover, .,
L.DAM0N, Bridgeyihs,
AS-Send for circulars. which sent free jel9-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

sssa In pursuance OF decree Of the Chancellor Of
lU% the State Of Delaware, made In cause OF paTti'
El tlon whei elm william p Stroud 10 the petition
I.lH or and John Townsend, and others are respon.
ieus tho undersigned rrSatee will self at Public Sale
on SATURDAY. tho 18th of December next, at the
house of John Foster In tho City OF Wilmington, at
O'clock p. all those three certain lots or parcels Of
la nd iii tn .te in the City OF Wilmington.
No. Lying seventy I've feet on berty street, and
ninety feet on E.st Liberty Street.
No. 2.-fronting on tho Newport Turnpike, thlrteen
feet and extending with Bast Liberty street, one hun
dred foet.
No. 3.-Frontng Newport Turnpike, thirty tiI
feet ami running back hundred feet to ten feet
alley. All the said lots being In the district known ~
Hedgeyille
TERMS OF sALB.-rou pc eentum Of the purchase
money will be r, qnred bo paid the day Of Sale
and tho residue thereof Defere the third hondey
in February next. Attendance given by
Nov q 1894 ORO n RODNEY. Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

A valuable Estate, In New Castle County The
Aupland and marsh, the property Of Thoa N .forman
and known the Hamburg Farm" II 10 situated In
New Castle Hundred, about miles below New CASTLE,
and Is AIDED the south aud east by the Delaware
river the northwest by the New Castle and Della
ware City road on the northeast and southwest BY
lands Of George e. Tybout and others Il contains In
the whole 500 acres absut halt OF which marsh
The latter except about 90 hcres now enclosed In the
Rad Lion Marsh Company has been laying out 20
years and has become greatly improved The extent ana
value property with Its convenient location make
II one OF the desirable farms in the market For
further inioru,a alton reference may be made 70
GEORGE b. RODNEY,
mn oo.tf New Castle, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

b.zaa In pursuance OF decree Of the Chancellor Of
1S5Ef the State OF Delaware, made In cause Of Par
!!lW iition, wherein John Townsend and vile, aud
mI others petitioners, and John McMnkn aud
wiiy aud others, are respondents, the UNDERSIGNED
Trustee will sell at Public Sale, SATURDAY the 18th
OF Decebe or next the house Of John Foster In the
tain two story OK Messusge and lot OF land In the
CITY Wilmington, lying at the corner OF Seventh ana
West Streets fronting Hixy ieet more or Tess on ss
street aud extending back with Seventh Street. eighty
feet less.
TERMS or SALE-Ten per eentum Of he purchase
money viii he required to be paid OH the dav OF the
sale and the residue thereof on or before the third
Mond " OF February next. Attendance given BY
Nav O. 1896 GEO. b. RODNEY, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

ing aud even desperate diseases CT the iunks
Whan onoe tried Its superiority over every expectoi-
ant is too to escape observation and whore ~
,idote To employ for the distressing and dangerous
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siieted thcy oan forget and produced cures loo
mum erous and too remarkable TO DO forgotten. .,,
ca assure the pubic that Its quality 10 cereuy
kept up 70 the 1t has been and that may DC
Great numbers OF oergymen Physicians. Statesmen,
and other eminent have lent their name, 70
the usefaness OF oar Remedies pu'
snses here will not permit the insertion Of them Ths
AGENTS below named furnish gratis our American A.
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| fions Of the complaints remedies cure. IA.
Those who req urs alternative medicine 70 putnn,
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
For the Delaware Republican
TO LIZZIE, THE aANGRL OF MY LIFE"

10 LIZZIE, TIE ,ANGRL OF MY LIEF
BY yoBs VI. sAsNry. M
Let tbo,e who will at friendship sneer,
And deem lie mystic spell
self deceisiug policy
Which cheat the world ct will
They ns'er have knowas love like thine,
A love that knows no change,
But beams as constant 40 the stars
Through life's extended range.
have no words to say how dear f
Thou Lizzie, art TO me,
The treasures Of world I'd scorp,
II offered me for thee
For high DER earthly fame or wealth,
Or worldly power above,
One thiag prize, my dear Lizsis,
IT'S thy devoted love
For Joy, unlses thoa shar'st it too,
Is never joy to me;
Zen sorrow loses halfi sting,
When comforted by thee
And be my lot joyous one.
Or fraught with deadly i'll,
Thy eye mests mi Q with loving glance,
Thy arm Surrounds me still.
What though this world is cruel-6erce,
Aud weighs the spirit down;
With thee my heart doth lose Its care
Ny brow its heavy frown.
Thou art the "Angsl Of my life"
For whom, might command,
The earth should shower her rsrest gifts
Round thee on ev'ry hand.
And when the sun Of life shall set,
Aud comes the night OF death,
Iwoull that none but thou shouldn't take
Ny last faint parting breath.
Then, with thy kiss upon my lips,
Leave me TO my rePosei
Methinks twill hsllow cen the sleep,
(Which no more waking kuows."
ATLANTA, November, 1866
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
Al minIsIraior,s sa,e Of 4 cal Estate

BY virtue Of order oFths 0rphhns court Of
81 the State Of Delaware, In and for New oastie
passl County, made at the September Torn, A. u,
at1 1850 viii be exposed sale at Public Auction
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of December next, at 2
O'Clock at the house of Oliver a. Perry, In Brandywins
Hundre a. tho following Real Estate, to wit All that
certain Lot OF land with two storied frame dwelling
house nj out buildings thereon, situate In Brandywine
adjoining lands OF oliver IL Perry and James A. Per
kins, and containing about Acre oil Ground. being
real estate late Of Marshall TAYLOR deceased aho
To be sold BY his administrator for the payment Of his
debts Attendance will be given and the terms Of sale
made known at the time and place Aforesaid, BY JEhu
FORw IoD, Administrator, &C.. or his Attorney. BY
order Of the Court. Attest, sAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Nav Castle November l6, 1896, Clerk. o. q.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
AVaIuaDIo Farm nc II nblic sale.

I'm, The snbscriber will sell at Public sale, At .hs
~; IN hotel Of Springer MCDANIEL, In the village OF
iIit stanton, Del, on THURSDAY, the 2oth day OF
December 1866, at az O'Clock, NJ, his Farm OF one
hundred acres, in White Clay Greek Hundred. New
from the city Wilmington to Newark emiles from the
former and from the latter place, and on the Inc o.
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore hoaa,
the farm Ia divided into Enclosures. The improve
mouos insist OF Frame House. containing roems
with kitchen back COED we'll Of water In kitchen, Frame
Barn DC The buildings all in God repair, being
nearly new. There ia also on the premises baGksnii
rhop and Ia enc Of the best stands for the blacksmith
ips and gheelwrghtiug business this lisa very rare
chance as the lands highly improved and very pro-
ductve and cling In good neighborhood, convenont
ssla SAMUEL ALLEN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

Of these great ends, let us sndeavor to pre-
serve harmony between the 90 ordinate De
partments OF the Government, that each In
Its proper sphere may cordially cooperate
with the other in securing the maintenance OF
the Constitution, the preservation of the
Union, and the perfetuity Of our free institu-
tions ANDREW JOHNSON
Washington Dec 8, 1855.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

- The Subscriber offers at private sale ki
IGIm Real Estate situate In Penoader Hundred, en-
m the road leading from shskespeares mill to
eikfan siug miles from Newark Depot, and three
from Elkton, Md. 49,
No Contains about 10 acres, thirty Of which
ara good woodland Tho arabic land 10 div ided into
Acids by good fences and water In all but one Tho
lmproyem uts are good dwelling house, good barn,
5 By 81 feet wagon house, granary corn cribs spring
house. smoke house, &c. There ares peach and apple
and variety Ut other fruit trees There 10
good bed Of iron ore witch adds greatly to the vsueo
the property. tits within 900 yards Of the p W. b.
Railroad
rood new house Nearly half the tract 10 In wood
It ia convenient to mills, schools and churches.
Aay one wshp to purchase is invited to call on the
avhsc rtber Terms easy VIM SLhOK, oct l8 2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

II Tho subscriber will expsse 10 Public Sale,
,NxZA at thu Delsw ire House, In the town Of Smy-
nusU rnA. Delaware, on THURSDAY, the 10th day
Es u December, 1866, at 2 O'Clock, p, n the fol-
HE owing Real Estate, situate In the town Of
Smyrna, aiore aid, to wit
No. I.-Atso story Brick Dwelling House and pre-
miss the late resdet of Presley spruanee deceased
low occupied by Dr. Charles L. Aahon, bounded the
Southwest by Main Street. the Southeast by laud Of
d J. Cummins. the North by North Street, and on
the Northwest by lands of DR.. W. Cummins and d.
Cumnns This property Is very desirable as place Of
residence the location Is Of the best In the town
and the Dwelling House, we'll as the outbuldngs;
consisting of Stable Carriage House, cernorb, &C.,
convenient and IN good order
No. IA thr.e story Brick Store House and premises
formerly occupied by p spruance, now occupied b,
W. u. Hail. bounded on the Southwest BY Main Street
on Southeast by land late Of Piner Mansfield, deed
tho NertheA-t By land late OF Spruance, deceased
and the Northwest by land Of Ii. Jefferson. This 4
All excellent and we'll known business stand.
No. ia Two Story Brick Dwelling House and pre-
misses, occupied by DR.. b. 8. Gootes; bounded OIL
the Northwest by Metho Ball Street, the North
by Market Street, the southeast by land ofPete
Carr, and the Southwest by land Of Alex Ferris Thi
property is located in an agreeable neighborhesi, ant
the buildings substantial and In COED repair.
TEkMs.-Tsn per cent on the day Of sale and tn
balance to be secured by Judgment Bond, with az
proved security payable in two years, with interest,"
H1-PossesHion on the LIST OF March next
VIC sPRUANOE.
Man ra.ta Noya,nbar d 1874 Attornay
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Property.

x5sA Farm Of 1874 Acres more less, situated In
EtiM Cecil county and State Of Maryland three miles
u l& frsm Elkton, the Nottingham road, we'll |
suited DO divided into two farms the improvements
two good Dwelling Houses, with good barns sheds
and necessary outbuildngs about 10 acres In high
state OF cultivation good Apple orchard in full bear
ing with peache pears cherries and other fruit trees
There the House excellent spring Of water which
the whole farm, the residue OF the land well set
chestnut and OAK TIMBER the whole Is we'll fenced and
been lined two three times the crops and
would DO sold at fair valuation and possession
given lame iiatey II deslrsd II would be exchanged
for property In Wilmington 1t Is we'll suited for Truck
OF FIuft farm. JAMES II SMITH, on the premises.
or WIN. MoCAUt Ely, COG Market st. Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
Price Il Phillips,

Successors to samuel kelly
Inform their friends and the public generally that
hey have taken the second Mill below the Bridge, on
the Wilmington side Of the Brand ywine and are now
prepared to grind grissa short notice. wheat and
oats bought at the highest market price.
Flour and all kinds OF feed constantly on hand and
sCld the lowest market rates. Every one Wishing to
purchase are invited to call. BENJAMIN PRICE
Aept 24-3m JOS. r. PHILLIPS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06

yeyE5a The Undersigned offers at PRIVATE Sale,
EEs7.a his farm Situated In Brandywlne Hundred,
Hsstsisks, about half a mile from Wilmington,
ltShaliSXX the Philadelphia Turnpike, and contains
EGEtGe& about thirty-eiRbt acres Of superior land
It Ia divided Into ave fields by good fences. The in-
proyemeuts conaist of n BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
good barn part brick and part frame large stone wagon
house, and other buildings Tha situation Is high
and healthy and there are several fine ses for build
inga 1t 10 very de rable property and will be sold
on reasonable terms For particulars apply on the pre-
mises.
The undersigned also offers at private sale 81 aeres
and perehes OF Marsh, Cherry Island, II Is In
good order and highly productive. -
nov 22-tf JOHN TODD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
Boot and Shoe Store.
JOHN b. MURPHY.

BRANDY WINE VlLLAlE.
Would take this method ofinfoim,
AIl ing his friends and the public gen RM1n
orally, that he has entirely renovated the old
stand, and 10 now rsadyto furnish all those Inv y
want Of Boots aAd Shoes Of every description both r
Ladies' and Gentlemen, cheap for cash be par.
chased In the city. Ladies' salingon him, be stsd
In anything In the Boot and Shoe llns. from the Bal
moral boot down the low Slipper Ailktnds Of boots
and shoes Manufactured to order, In the very latsst
styles and In = substantial manner Repairing pempt.
attended to- and neatly executed. Thanking his on
patrons for their past iibevality toward HIN, he would
stfll soei. their patronage. kkeH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-06
Thomas j. Mahafy,

-
saTAuE AGENTS
No. 30l King St., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale nfesn Farms from 20 two hun.
dred aud elghy-hys acres, within few Riles OF Will
mington. |
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
"a Alexander Mccoy, Will sell from twenty 70
fEsz1 thirty acres Of his Farm with the buildings
hpaE thereon situated In Ohrstiana Hundred, about
Ilsix miles from Wilmington. Farm will be
shown and terms made known By applying TO-
T.J.MAHAFFY, No. Sol King 81.
m Farm OF 2l4 Acres in Kent County, Deli, eiehs
miles below smyrna, on the Dol. Il r., one hun
drcd and forty acres OF which cleared, the bal.
lance wood. The buildings and fences good.
will be sold reasonably and terms easy CITY property q
. small farm near Wilmington, will DO taken In part
pay ian Is-n TH06.J j. MAHAffY.
Chester County Farm for Baho.
49, Farm in Franklin Township, Chester County,
H,a Pa, containing one hundred and twenty one
nj acres, one hundred Of which 10 cleared. the bal
good wood land The land ia In high state Of cut'
yatiou and water In all the fields but ThetmpFeve
meuts consist of House. containing eight rsoms, dou
BILE decker Barn, tenant house and Stable with.
In Ave miles lime ouarres and about sx miles from
P. W. 4 B. Road, will DO sold low, and possession
| given Goth March next. Apply TO
THos j. MAHAFfY. Sd and King Streets.