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erdues ou egarees,

Y Yz,tss,G1siOBLIGATiON solidaire, datee
y 4ioisse St. Landry janyier 1859,
-eeet executee par George A. Wikoff,
Henry l.. Garland ct Della .. Webb, e.
pouse de AdcIphe Garrigues, Esq. de la
somme de neuf cent wing t.cinq piastres,
portant huit pour cent d'interet par an, a
compter de pecheance, payable I'ordre
de George A. Wikof. al bureau de Caleb
l.. swayze Esq,, ayocat, a Opelousas, le
dc Janvier 1860, ct endossee par ledit
George A Wlkof. Cette obligation est
aussi identifiee d un acte de vente.
Aussi: Une autre obligation solidaire,
executee ct gnee par les memes person.
nes que dessus nominees, du meme mon.
tant ct portant la meme date ct le meme
interet. ct payable lie 5 Janvier 1861, au
meme bureau ct a Pordre de la meme per.
some, endossae par ledit George A. WI.
koff. ct identifee au meme acte de vente.
Dams le cas- oa ces obligations seraient
en- la possession de quelque personne, o,z
qu'elles soient trouvees par la suite par
ane personne queconque, on est instam.
r,ent prize de les rapporter Ia soussignee,
qui EN- est Ia proprietaire legitime, GU de-
les remettre ses avocats, Messrs Sway
ze f. Moore, a Oaelousas; ct le public est
par lie present aysfti de ne pas negocier
ces obligations.
ELIZA DIXON.
Opeiousas 6 Janvier 1866. soft
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vENTE PUBLT0UE.

SUGGESTIONS de Auguste Durousseau ct
de sa femme Marie Louise Mateo
IN VERTU dun ordre de iHon. la
IN Cour du Huitieme District Jndieiaire
siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse st Ian.
dry, i sera vendu l'enchere publique,
par lie Sheriff de la Paroisse st. Landry,
ou tout autre encanteur commissioning, d
la derniere residence des defunts, stuee
d i'Anse Ia Chaudiere, en- cette paroisse,
lie Mardi, Is Fevrier 1865,
les proprietes ci i.apres decrites, dependant
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Perdu on egare,

sT N billet de Ia somme de $500, Cen or) datk
u vers le nnois de Juliet dernier. payable six
1aois apres 50 date, lordre de j. b. Ridean, b J.
y. II etsign6 par a. Duprs.
lie public EST averti de ne pas negocier ledit
billet, attendu qu'il ma sts pay6.
j. B. RTDEAU..
ST. Landry 20 Janyier 1856 32-.33t
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Vente Publiaue

GllOG = AU4lsS AAG
Succession d'Emeiie Caruthers,
b seussigne vendra a Tencan public,
Isn au plus haut ct dernier encherisseur
4 Ia residence de Dejeale Dugas, sur la
Coulee Croche. dams Ia paroisse St. Ian.
dry. le
Mercredi. IA Fevrier 1866,
d dix heures du matin, les proprietes ci-
apres decrites ct dependant de Ia commu.
.naut6 existant entire lasdise Emelie Caru-
theirs decedee, II Dejean Dngas. son epoux
survivant. d savoir:
Une terre de cent arpents, environ etant la
meme sur laqelle ledit nlgas deneure en-
ICE mement s.
Une maison de residence;
Deux magasins' d naais;;
IA pen pres 4 40 0lpieux;;
Dix vaches avect lenrs yeaux;
Tn bmuf de tire;
Qnelques jeunes b6tes q
cornes, Qne1qnes betes chevalines; meu-
Hes de maison etustensils de cuisine, &c.
7ernaes ct Conditions Lies betes d
.cornes et les bates chevahnes seront ven
dues pour dn compliant. et tottes somnes
au dessous de dix piastres pour les autres
propriet6s devront sussi etre pay6s comp
tant. Tonte sommes de dix piastres ct au-
|deia, exeepte celles pour lesquelles les
betes ehevalines ol cornes auront etc ad-
iuges. seront paysbles d sun, deux 81 trois
ans. ! partir du premier Avril 1866 Les
acquereurs devront fourair lenrs billets por-
tant hait pour cent d'interets, depuis
4 Iecheance jusqu'au parfait Placement aveo
cautions solidalres, d III satisfaction de Pad
minislrateur et payabIes au domicil de John
F Smith, au Grand Coseau IIne hypo-
theque speciale aiusi que u privilege du
veadeur sera reservee sur les prophecies
ci-dess,,s pour assurer le paiement nonctuel
did capital ct dss intereIs des billets four
dis.
JOHN i. SMITH, Eacanfslsr.
Jan. AZ 1896 3Itf
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John ] n organ,

Gs0CCuPERA1e q de tosites les affaifes quiini se-
~ ront confi6ss dams les Paroisses st Landry,
Lafayefte. Galcasieu, Poinle Conpee ct Avoy-
alles. no Janvisr. 6m Il
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LII abitation

sur Iaquelle lesdits defunts demeuraien.
en- deFnier lieu, sliuee d PAnse d la Chai.
ldiere. dams cette Paroisse, mesurant Az
acres de superfcie, bornee au nord par
Louis Harney. au sud par les terres de Ia
succession, Fest par Ia terre de Laurence
let I'ouest par des terres appartenant a
Nine Daniel Baone, ensemble avec les
batisses qui en- dependent.
Un certain Lot de Terre,
fcontenant Il acres superfcielles, situe a
PAnse d la Chaudiere, dams cette Paroisse
borne an nord par Louis Rene, au sud par
la terre de Cyprien Boudreau, q Pest par
la terfe de La a4rence ct d Fest par Phabi-
tation ci-desus decrite.
Tn autre Moroccan de Terre,
mes4rant. 40 arpents superficiels, situe d
l'Anse a la Chaudiere, dams cette Paroisse,
borne an nord par l'abifation, au sud par
Leon Pitre, q Fest par Jean Bite. Durous.
sean ct at Pouest par Louis Pitfe.
Llas daitle .JlorceaM de Ierre,
conienant 469 arpents superfciels, situe
au Bnis Mailet, dams cette Paroisse, borne
au nord par Bertrand Poisson, au sud par
la terre de q. 1t. Martin, a Fest par des
ierres d'ecole ct 4 l'ouest par Jean B,e.
DuTonsseau.
Tn lot de Chevaux, Juments. Bstes
i co mes douces, Bmnfs de tire,
Ustensils aratoires, Outils
de Charpentier, listen.
sils de Cuisine. Meubles de
Maison, IN lot de lattes, ct une
infinite d'autres articles, don't l'enu-
meration serait trop tongue.
TERMEs EFT GoNDlTloNs:-Les biens
meubles seront vendus une moitie comp.
tant, ct i'autre rnoitie payable fe premier
jour d'Ayril 1867. Les terres seront
.vendues q un ct deux ans de credit par.
tir du Ter Avril proclaim {1866). Les
acquerenrs fournissant leurs. biliets sous
criss par deux cautions solidaires, Ia sat
lsfactlon du tuteur, Jean B Durousseau.
Les terres deneureront particuIierement
hypotheques ladite succession, jusqu'au
parfasiit Placement du capital ct des lnterets.
Toute somnle qui ne sera pas payee por-
terra spour cent d d'intergt, de son echeance
iiusqn'a parfait Placement. Toute somme
au compliant devra etre payee en or ou en-.
argent ou en- leur equivalent en- circulation
faderaIe, i raison de une piastre ct qua
rante-einq cents en- cetfe circulation par
Ipiastre en- nuIneraire. Les placements de-
grent Sc faireaa doinicile du tnteur.
8. .. BEAuGHAMp, Shfriif.
Jan. l3. 1853. 3Itf
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Hotel du Miseissippf Dams nn voyage
que mons ayors fait recemment Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, nous avons renconfre m ancien habitan.
des Opelonsas. ~ z. Aubeit, assi tient Hotel du
Miseissipps, !.'encoignure chartre ct ut. Louis,
vis-a-yis ad dsbarcadsre des bateaux des ors-
lousas. Ceux qui descendent chez NJ Anbert y
tronvcnt tonjours des soins affsctneux et une
gsise franche It agreable. Indspendamment de-
j. ..hle d d'hoie, on obtient sgalement des cham
BIZ garn;es. Z. ..3 3.
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Moroccan de Terre.

situe sur les Coleaux de Plaquemine. me-
snrant cent cinquante arpents de superb.
Gle, borne au Nord par, au Sud par
= -, 4 Est par ct afOuest
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A Wis. I

"a AVIS s1.. 80
TIM "A femme, Mathilda johnson, ayant i.
If1 bandonne le domicile conjugal sans
provocation aucunes le public est par ie pre-
sent averti que dorenavant je ne serai plus
responsible des dettes qu' ellie pourrait con-
tract6r sur mon compte.
STEPHEN O ANDRIJS.
St. Landry 27 Jans. 1866. 33-4t
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Une HabitatiO1l,

situee d l'Anse Belair, dams la Paroisse
susdite, mesurant deux cents arpents de
terre de supericie, bornee an Nord par
Octave Lafeur, an Sud par Madame VIM
Reed, d l'Est par Napoleon Andrepont, ct
arOaest par. ) Joseph B. Fontenos, ensenI.
bic avec toutes les
Batisses ct aneliorations
squi y sont si,uees ct qui y superintendent.
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OR ELo UsAs:
sAMEDI MATIN. :::::a7 JANvIER 1866.


. NA- II semblerait one les affranchis. depuis
auelques jours, s'occupent Sc caser ct d mon.
trer des dispositions an travail. Beauconp den.
3reux ont fait des arrangements avec les habitans
pour travailier la r6colte, les uns Ia part ties
autres rannee. Iln'y . rien encore de bien
stable dams leur conduite; mais on pent facile-
ment yoir que quelques uns ont conscience de
leur situation, et gull devient necessaire pour
eux de Sc metre an travail sans atteudre plus
longtemps le Messie qu'ils semblaient attendre
des signes da temps. H ,J
Dun autre cote, on remarque apiourd hui plus
d'ardsdr. on duinoins an pen de confance de Ia
part des habitanss dams le success de. leurs ina
vaux agrcoles ny.aun enlargement evident
quis'opere dams l'agriculture, en- bien on en- NAL,
nous ne ponvons reelIement discerner. Beau
coup de nos habitants ont vendu leurs habitations
pour se retirer de cette branche d'industrie; ct
beaucoup diautres entreprennent ce qne les pre-
,iniers ont abandonn6. I'm certain nornbre de.
trangers, venant on du Texas, du Tennessee, de
erAlabaana on des Paroisses de la Louisiana, ont
aehets des habitations dams notre Paroisse ct tou
indique qn'ils won't metre toute leur knereie en-
zen pour tirer de Ia mere nourrcisre tout ee don't
ellie est capable de prodnire. Et on salt conbien
nos terfes sontfertiles Puissent les agliculteurs
obtenir iine reussite complete car 81 Id terre ne
produit pas, tout est perdu.
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Depot de

Etabli eA ,BAL
E soussigne tiept cd ghrounI } al
IL un assortment fray Lem me,
cines, drogues, produitsdter, ,la21aues. etA
medicines patentees leE, illus a111 n
Aussi: Peintures. huiles{ Z srnisl sIs)sso
ticles de toilette, parfunkRe. I'd ~ u \
-blancs, tabacs de choix, cN Irres. gr oTD
jardinage, &c Son ASSIGNMENT de bf I
de liqueurs pour objets mt tdicaux, estaIiss
qualite la plus pure.
hes prescriptions seronI Iremplies De-
on de mutt, ayec les meillsars materiad
q IN prix mudere.
JeyEN POSER
Opelousas ~ ianv. 1866. la
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81. DUVIAU & b. DUTHU,
lHA HARCHANDS CON MISsIe Nal,
I'LL RES, No. 4 rue Cont, n, Orleans.
fefoisent en- censig gDa ation: laine, peaps.
n,lfs, mousse. yolaille, coioH, et ioute es.
pece de prodiits DID pay 81 vendent:
Foin. Mais, Ayolne, Son, Farine, Pcm,aes
de terre, Onions. &c. Jany. 2 3m
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ETM. Simon Richard, de notre vile, notis q
donne. Jeudi dernier, nne representation interes-
sants ct unique dams son genre. sur la chinie ct
laphysique SEES experiences ont pariaiteneilt
reussi; ct quand On pense que c'est pour ID pre-
miere fois que notre concitoyen Sc hasarde sur
ce champs profond, waste ct spineux. on sera
doute Stonne d'apprendre que ses premieres g.
preuves aient 81 bien renssi Des hommes de
Tart de d science; des msdecins qui ont passe
dsa ID majeure partie de leur vie dams les etudes
n'auraient cersainement pms attaqns ce sujet diff
2 tIe avec plus d'assurancs hi avsc plus de per
teance; ct peut&tre aussi n'suraientils pas
eotenu. CONNIE hi, les sesultats gIoriehx quill a
obtenus.
Nous apprenons que N. Richard ofrira an pu-
bic de Washington. Lundi proclaim. l,occasion
det.e ienoins de yes experiences en physique.
Espsrons que Ia CONNIE partout oa il Sc rem
dra. il sers encourage scion SON msrite.
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Moroccan de T,erre

sltue pAnse aux PaiIles, mesurant cent
cinquante arpents de superfcie, borne au
Nord par Onezime Manuel, au Sud par
--a l'Est par Froisin Demaret, ct d
l'Ouest par les terres des Fontenots.
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I'm certain Lot de Terre,

contenant Al3 acres superfcielles, situe d
PAnse la Chaudiere, dams cette Paroisse
borne an nord par Louis Rene, au sud par
la terre de Cyprien Boudreau, q Pest par
la ierfe de La renee ct d Fest par fhabi-
tafion ci-desus decrlte,
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Ia Vendre q l'an1iabIe.

Ter Janvier 1856.
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Opelousas Janvier 1866. soft
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.
toRlalsAt Mlll CREEK, &c.l

tORIdlEAL Mill CRBEK, &c)
THIS Company continues to offer to the peoule of Del,
ware, te superior advantages 0f Insurance against loss
by ire on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
riHss.
THO Insttutlon s commended by over 90 wears exper
ence In and aentnu to the N Mutual lnsuranca
lbeng the rs to Introduce the principle into Stae
ny reason Of which, il is believed the Managers have
been HhAhel 80 To ADJUST and discriminate hetween the
different Varieties Of property to render the member
rp apng The most equitable in character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II take credit To itsal that its payments OF losses have
been prompt and herA that In % years business and
eHses reA hing over fOOOOO not single ut tiga
hon has occurred, and scarcely 0ne without entire salts
faction 10 the PARTIES insured
Looking more To tho saf0ty than the number ami
amount Of its risks il has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance, either requiring ton
gftat an amount 10 single risk Offering unlt oh
ses Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner It is conceived it has the safest and
most select t Of nsurances Ia proportion to the anuunt
-oraE Sig Millions of Dollars OF any other COMPANY
within reasonable range.
As evidence af th4 only reduced the rate Of
Insurance, at All tunes moderate one-sxth durine tina
as two years hut it presents clear surplus fund ol
ti5ouO security against any assessment on the Depost
Notes. which by the to Scrip CertgeAtes Of
the balances due to each member, being issued will
Dc paying interest 10 them from January 1862, al the
deduction.
1t commenced the yosr ls9s with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes OF bO,OOO
surplus Fund 6O,O0O
the woA OF the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought to paronlze It,
Prealdent-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary sud Treasurer--RoBRRT MCCABR, MI
DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, lrandywiue HI; james Delaplan Christi
ana hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr, H. q. stotsenburs
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd; Robert McCabe, Mill
GrseA II l.. John +. Williamson, White Clay Greek lid
George JRnyer, New Castle ud; Curtis B. Ellison Pen
eadeI Hal John 9. CLARK, Red Lion Hd. WIN Temple
/ Smyrna; James II. Burnham st Georges Hd; Charlie,
X Fleming, Peter y Causey, Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles rnnuoll. Georgetown.
AGENTS IS well toi receiving applications for nsur
ance as dues 0 members;
M Wilson, Brsudywine III; Robert McCabe, Mil
Cr.oN ud; jaines pelapian, Chrissna Id; John +
williamson, White Clay Creek lId. Curtis Ii. Ellison
rencsier lll R9i Lion, 81 Georges and AppoIuiamint
Nsw Castle lld; Charles r. Fleming, Milford Charlie,
Iunnell, George own Henry Fodd, Dover.
Communications on general business addressed to h,
underasned Wilmington, will receive Immediate alton
/ ION
sU R0RERr McCABE NJ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

lay IN September; in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
on the fourth Monday In September; in Sussex
County on tho 6rst Tuesday after the second
Monday IN March, and on the first Tuesday
alter the third Monday in September.
Inc Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
nrst mrs Monday in March, June, September and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
mINGToE,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streess. Capt.
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
the FARMERS DAsK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner Of Third and Market Streets Capi-
tal, $3.50 600 Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays,
rns NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwIEB
Corner of Second aud Market Streets. Capi,
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK oP WILMINGTON,
Mortet Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
OV'- Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
PIasT NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
| Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capi-
1al' S4oO,OOO. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
wlLMlNGTos SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E. corner of Eighth and Market
streets
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK,
Office 606 Market street.
ARTISANS sAvIsds BANK.
Office G07 Market street.
INSUR see COMPANIES.
DELAWARE HIRE INsuRAHoR COMPANY
Office No. Coz Market street
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o.
THE STATE Oh DELAWARE.
Office No. s97 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (FIRB
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market stoeet, abov
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
STOVES AND T1NwARE.
nELAWAnE RANGE, HEATER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
Nos and East Fourth Street

/ IlHLAWAHE RANGE, HEATER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
Nos. and 8 East Fourth Street
M thoe Interested n 10 want Of really first class
euoklNu RANGE, one that will burn less coal bake
better, aud loss for repairs than Aay other in the
maihet would call their tentlou 10 the following
enruuraten OF gentemen who have had large expert
enee in such Matters aud are we'll known iu this city
wnaISaTos, January 9th, 1915.
Mr.. II H. Pickels.-DBAR SiR-f have tried three dli.
erent kinds OF Kitchen Ranges before purchased the
hAgee Range from you which you put up in my house
and am free to say, that the agee is worth
tne me- otheIs ~ c9mbned both as to utility and economy II
uoes IT'S work wa and with one hall Of the coal reluT
Cd by either of the others II heats room the second
story very comfortable In this exceedingly cold weather
E. c. sToTsENBuRG.
WILMINGTON, February ls, 1866.
~ T.. iicbels, As9 II take great peasure in recon-
nvndlng the hasee Range ono Of which you recently
put In Tor mo think 1t decided Improvement GU any
Range have used 1t will do twice tho amount ii
work and with one hall less coal than any Range
ever aeon Very respectfully,
C.H. dALLAdnER.
wILnIsaToN, February. 1867.
Having one Of Mageo's Ranges in use, take great
pleasure in stating that gives every satisfaction 6akos
Well and gives very large supply of hot water. have
no hositaiion in recommending Ii 10 others.
Very respectfully,
H. F. PIcKELa, ESQ.
~ WILMINGTON DRI
The Range putnp for me by Mr.. Pickels works now
ousness) very well, and gives complete satisfaction.
E. q. BRADFORD.
WlLMiNGTos Dbl, Aug. T. 1865.
- =, piekeis, Rsq@--DRAa sin,--Tho MaEes Cooking
hAnge put up for me, at 6l0 French street. gives entire
satisfaction. consider the Magee Range superior t.
any IN The market and cheerfuly recommend il to all
persons IN want OF an economical Range.
Truly yours sc,
JNo. A. DUNCAN.
These are only few Of the very many coriiGc,es os
uylhB to inc worth OF the Magee Range Many uthers
can be seen by calling at the establishment Nos and
East Fourth street
we would also call the attention o the people of vii
M Mmington gtn and vicinity to our MAGEE HEATERS AND
ES AL Of which will be guaranteed to give to ali
who use lhem entirn aaiisnirllnn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

which he Is sellingAt the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
liousekeepers are requested to call aud examine hi,
stock oi goods The subscriber having hcen engaged in
tue 81 'Gery business in the store Of James Morrow for
several years feels confident that by strict attention 10
business he Will give entire satisfaction to all who
favor him with trial. ~ may
w wholesale Agent for PuLLRNs TRENTON CRACK
Eho. augt6m JAMES N. JnNEs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
PROCLAMATION.

|, CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citzens of
Wilmington and the public generally do publish and
declare;-
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are in
season, aud may be found done In the very best
st tue OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET. i,El
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That OYSTERS are now strictly prime and are done
up in the most delicious Stews, PAna Frys &C. AZ tbe
Oyster Bay House in Third street.
That all kinds Of ieireshments may be obtained IA
T. ,Hi4 Oyster Bay louse, In Third Street, done IN in
T. uturv, as lu the past to make this Tefeetory one Of
= sst in the United States model establishment al
b LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain eyerv
luxury in the shape " EATING and DRINKING at siI
price,, and he accommodated pleasantly and promptly
ee~1 Given under tho hand aud seal Of ollce Of Inc
LIS. said Oyster Bay House. In Third Street. between
49, Market and King Streets. WILMINGTON Delnware
this seventh day OF September A. D, 1854.
nap2O CHARLES KIEPE, Prophet
NEWTON DARLING's sCYTH &c $
~ Embree's snaths and Graia Cradles,
Hatthtllors Hay Forks,
Rhoads' Rakrs, and
Brand wine and Darby Scythe Stones,
In store an for sale low by J, a. ROBINSON 4 90,
Jsl9 Second and Market bts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

The U. s. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story of the Custom House, in this
city. on the third Tuesday of June and October
The U. s. District Court ineets at the same
place. on the second Tuesday in Jonuary, April,
June and September.
Superior Court aud Court of General Sessions,
ID held at Georgetown, on tho second Monday OF
spril, and second Monday in October in Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October; in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement Of the April term in
Kent. and on the third Monday in November
The Court of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
o,mmeuce and he hed in New Castle County on
the thiru Monday in February, and first Mon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

MCDOWELL d CO.,
oohNER THIRD AND KING STREETS
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
.. IAroRrRRs AND DEALERS N
'''0-'' NiNhh AND COACH HARDWARE. A
ALSO BlTuMlNous COAL N''H'
~ssSSs.s,sa Lave always on hand tull asso,tu,...
IRON AND STEEL 'aento
t63 n Best brands OF American iIa,,n,r,...
A. ~, !, Rolled bars, Engah refined R,,l anl
Sizes band Hoop and slit Iron best Norwsv pst N9 u all
1nd 1 anger shapes; Galvanized and Diacl s nal Hops
Gast Shear blister German, Swede sn,in 'aret r rn
heinery and Tap Steel -0' sP'luB Tire Ma,
81 onlith, Coach and other HRrlwata-llorsa sho..
shoe Nails Borax, Bolts Clips Nus Wosb shoSs llos
Sshsunss wagon Boxes Springs, Axes, snohss hSSyae
pnaits boWsi &C. Carriage Canvass OH Oarns, stloes
hnaels1 Tor and Dash Leather imLlet peini nAnrt
~ Noaet Hardware OF all kinds; lion Wir ''leFs
Sas bahbii Metal, Lead, Speitef Banrs rl iliis
and other chains N ''Viie's trace tack
eisIll sIlilis aud other Tools-Anys, ylees p.,,.-
TiEes nrii @ @ameff, Shoeng Knives Files KSsn, S
nav si ~ - ender rwore Irons, Stock and BIZ "
POI : ana other Mechanics Tools 'e' Nul'
n ~ 81 which will be sold at very low prjcas
anu irlAl for cash or approved credit '""V'FAe
January l. lsB5.-lanlO-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27
JACOB S. WELDIN

REsPEcTfULLY informs the citizen Of Wil,nIo
sE t9l ana the public geueray, that he has on hanJ
ENT anu klNu SITS, general sFsortfn mt OF well select
eo tay Gro eeries, which he will sell at the owns
prices anu GU the most reasonable terms Having far a
nuneer o years been engaged in tho business he re
spectuly invites the pubic to call and examine bis
STOCK as ne feeling confident 1t will give satisfaction
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-27

JOHN JACKSON & SONS,
Bill Posters and Bell Ringers,
No. 6 WEST FIFrH STREET,
aui4-tf WILMINGTON, DEL.