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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court OF the
STATE OF In and New Castle County, made
September Term A D., 1859, will hs exposed to Pale
at Public vendus on Saturday, the 10th day Of Deem
ber O'Clock, NJ, al the house Of john .steI IN
the City Of Wilmington, tbs following aes0Iosu pre-
mlsss being the intsstste, real estate Of Urban "
Hedges, deceased to witt certain lot or parcel Of
land situate a. the CITY Of Wnmnston lying on West
Street, about forty icei and extending ba,k ninety
nine fet six inches, and extending sixty est 70 aud
frontng upon seventh Street, about twenty ieet I'D
Ioning lands late OF John Hedges, deceased
And 1t is ordorcd that the purchaser or pnrehaser
BIO and appear the New
Castle County that the Court may assign to him. her or
them the promises sold pursuant TO said order he she
they paying parties entitled their and pro.
OF the purchase money OF
with sucient surety sarees to DO approved oy the
Court entering TO the tai Gu
and acknowledged In said Court in penal sum, 70 b.
determined by said Court with condition TO pay 70
the parties entitled seversy, their executors sdmns
assigns respectively their Just and proportion
ate shares OF the said purchase none, stn interest,"
And form may BY tine direction Of the said Court b
prescribed aud sppointed 10 said condition.
| Attendance Will he given and terma OF ssie mAd'
know at the time and place Aforesaid BY
| GEORGE B. RODNEY, ESQ, Trustee appointed BY N
| Court, to enest said Sale. -
BY order ofthe csuri. SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
| New Castle Nov. O. 1865. Clerk Of orphans' ocui'
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CrDrs-KBr,Iss IT swGrr.-Au exchange

CIDrR-KBEsIss IT 6wEnr.-An exchange
tells how to Keep cider by saying;-
When fermen tation commences In one bar
rel, draw OF the liquor into another one
straining through flannel cloth. Put into the
cider three-fsurths OF an ounce of the oil Of
sssssfrAs and the same Of the oil OF wintergrsen
well shaken up 10 q pint Of alcohol. But
one difficulty 10 said to pertain to this prepa'
ration of cider. II is so palatabls that people
won't let 1t keep Iong.-fR Rural Now Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FARM FOR SALE.

- ContaIhin6 thfee hnndfed aud twenty four and
h.ss Ssss;G5: SHaS ,srs: afasSed In Back
n. :ss:f IA: y Al S,:s 6.:;s. S,ss W.:
two story frems yelling, three rooms 8 aoef. With
.ss q s:, Si az msr
dvs asias. and sIth may Be ssar q ~ and sdded q
vail ard q VERY proauetvs there T. plenty q 4
ssa m soS q ne PLACE e IN
iorms near mile ~ the oatslds fence There Two
farm shippea az cot and Az lime he, dsliy cred
omit Al he trade shrogSh he q snd PEI
dwsiiins: Ths sitSa,io. q hiss and S,.itby, yster
ds.iI.eie fss p:sss fro rns ths land {
io.iy y.sI.' Va. slssy:sss tsssl ssi .sS:. scos
S q q: ssssr P.,issa: :s 8.
Mr.. BENZ amin Davis. Jr., the Tenant on the farm v
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

80. q. Branscomb is returned 10 the Mis-.
souri, Senate over Gen. Frank P. Blair, the
State Attorney General having decided the
vote cast after the closing OF the polls to be L.
gal Thls decision also secures Q Radical
senator la another district.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

FEsIAs BosDs.-The Boston papers say that
the bonds of the Irish Republic that were is
sued In that state are being collected by e law
firm in Boston, and that the parties who issued
them will be held responsible for so doing be-
fore the courts of the State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

R6rChief Justiee Chase, Generals Grant,
siaksis, Dix and others, have recently been
consulting with the President, with O view OF
lesseniug the division between the Executive
and Congress, and, tits believed, not altogsth-
er without the prospect OF success,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
TrUstoe's Dales

s4uSs In pursuance decree Of the ChAnceilor o.
T7l the State Of Delaware, made In cause Of paItt
Ei t,on wherein william F. Stroud, 10 the petition
pY or and John Townsend and others are respon.
denis the signed Trustee will sell Ct Public sale
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of December next at the
house of John Foster, In the City Of Wilmington, a.
O'clock p all thoss three certain lots or parcels
land al mate In the City OF Wilmington.
No Living seventy i've feet on L berry Street, and
ninety feet on ,st Liberty Street.
No. 3-Frontins on the Newport Tusnpikc' sniIsesh
feet and extending with East Liberty Street. one nun
cred feet. 49,. IL,
No. 3.-fronting on Newport Turnpike, thirty slI
feet AMI RAINING back one hundred feet to ten feet
alley All the si lots being in the district known 10
Hedgavtiis. -. ....
uoney will be required to be paid on the day o. sale
and the resIdus thereof before the third honuey
NV lese GRO b RODNEY, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

HrGener al Grsut attended tue closing Of
the Horse Fair in Baltimore, on Saturday. he
shook hands with the sx-rebel General Joe
Johnson, who was also at the Fair.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR SALE.

&xmA The Subserae offers at private sale his
fsfIm Real Rstste situate 10 Pencadsr Hundred, en-
llllW the road leading r. ON shakespeare's mill to
Elkion being two miles from Newark Depot. and thres
from Eikton, Nd.
No l. O1ntains about ITO acres thirty Of which
are good woodland. The arabic land 10 div ded into
seven eds By good fences and water In all but Tho
10 By Of feet wagon house granary corn cribs spring
house. smoke house, 10. There are peach and apple
orchards and variety Of other fruit trees There 10
the property. tits within 600 yards Of the P. W. b.
Railroad.
good new house Nearly half the tract Is in wood -
II IL convenient to mills, Schools and chur, hes.
Ayy one wishu 70 purchase 10 invited to call the
.ab,orfher Terms easy. VIM SLACK. oct Is I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR BALE.

- Farm OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
nt5W ACRES In Approximately Hundred New Castle
MlW -cousty, AZ miles from Townsend Station, Del.
Raroad and lying upon navigsbls wster-frum thirty
70 forty serss OF woodlandsood House and Barn Prios
SO per For further particulars apply to or addre
Mayll-N DAVID Q. YARDLEY, Dover, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

s-sA In pursuance OF decree Of the Chancellor Of
misd IN, atats OF Delaware, made In cause Of Par
t!tion, wherein John Townsend and wife, and %
w1 Others petitioners, and John meMsMn ane
Taut, . will sell a. Pabnc sale on SATURDAY the 18th
Of pocsmb or next at the house John fo.tes the
tain two story brick Messuage aud los OF Land ~ tns
City Of wim ugton yins at the corner OF seventh sno
vast Street, Irop,ing sixty OF OF less on Wes
street and extending back with Seventh stres eight,
feet iess .. s..
TERMS or sALH.-Teu per ssntum az ne puII,nsns ~
money will be REQ ured 70 be paid the day Of th'
sale and the residue thereof on or before inc 'f'
Monday OF February next. Attendance gwen oy
Nov Q. 1888 ukO. u. hODNht, htueteNs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
E11M FOR sALE.

&zEzA The undsrsigned offsrs at private sale, q
mTim truok aud dairy farm, containing about atty
nlm Acres, stuatodi In Now Castle Hundred, on the
river Delaware, about miles from Wilmington The
land Of the bsst autit,, beog In high state Of Gull
avatiou ssd very productive, thor. are 20 cores a
bat oOufortsbis. Terms easy; Apply to-
lvns 2A-tf Brsndywins Hds
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
Consumption Gan be Cured"
DR., J. SimmS g. Sons
PULNoNIO PICTORIAL,

OR WHITE COUGH LsAM,
Has proved sovereign remedy for Chronie Coughs,
recent Coughs or Colds Group. Bonehits Sore Throat
CONSUMPTION, t has proved beyond all comparison,
the most reliable remedy known or ever offered the
adioted. 1t 10 certainly unexeelled II equailed by any
other remedy, It has cured may Gases Of PULMOE.
AIRY DISEASES which seemed beyond all hope Of 70
oovsry II has cured Asthma Of years standing, and
In Group perfect specific In all cases Of Lurg O.
plants Il has proved remedy of extraordinary value
Consum ptives this remedy with Vegetable Liver
Pills Price so cents medium and One Dollar large
bottles. Prepared only BY DIR. J. sIMMs q SON, Alb
and King Bts. Wilmington. Del oct 2b-sm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

CONVICTED OF MunpER.-William Donovan
was tried at York, Pa, last week, TOR the mas
ssore Of the Squibb family, 10 that county
The trial excited intense interest, and ended
by the jury rendering verdict OF murder in
the Hrst degree.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

ooP5snas ~ sssss ssassa R ssAr osss an
tbs lns Ss.v fsSt and sSs.sa oSusS ss:
scsss sst in Peash Trsss Of ekoiss Variation 20
sissd p~sIiias, one .aant House, nearly newt Ste
bling fer II hss As on ne s'0S sos
fnd done siasrable bas9sss fts tarH I'LL dis'ds
sssy terms The tenant, Samuel Rawley. will axe
Rieseur In showing this property any one eAiAns'
m.,...,m N.-,o..;; ;. J.. abbs .l.ssii..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

Ysral Yarn! Ysrn Best quality wooden
ysrn--all shades-st the lowest prices, at Mrs.
LuTE's, lee West Seventh street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

ES- Con. Dir will sell for France on the z<th
inst. he 10 now in Washington awaiting his
tustruchons.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
I'D n AALE.

A valuable Estate, IN New Castle County. The
undsrsigned ofsrs for sale all that valuable Tract Of
highland and msrsh the property Of Thos MPormAn,
and known tho Hamburg Farm" II 10 situstsd In
New Castle Hundred, about 81 miles below New Castle,
and Is bounded the south and east BY the Deaware
river on the northwest BY the New Castle and Della.
wsrs City road the northeast and southwest BY
lands OF George rybout and others It contains In
the whole 500 acres about half Of which 10 marsh
The late except about 90 acres now enclosed in the
Red Lion Marsh Company has been laying out over ~
years and hiss greatly improved The extent and
value OF this property with Its convenient location, make
t Of the most desirable farms in the market For
further information reference may be made 20
dR0R0E B. R0DNEY,
nuS H,,tf New Castle Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

lOIu8S -. MdnaMys
REAL ETATE a GENTS
No. Sol King st., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale nnssn Farms from seventeen to two HIM
dred and sighty-avs scrss, within few Eiles Of VII
mington.
a SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
a. Alexander Mccoy, will sell from twenty ~
IL ~ thirty acres OF bis Farm with the buildings
Ganl thereon situated In Christana Hundred, about
14six miles from Wilmington. Farm will BIZ
shown aud terms made kaown by applying to
T.J.MAHAFFY, No. sol King 81.
Farm Of a1< Acres In Kent County, Del eight
miles below Smyrna, on the Del. r. r., one hun
drsd and forty acres Of which Ar@ cleared. the bal
lance In wood The buildings and fences good. Il
viii BE- sold reasonably and terms easy oty property Of
psy. Tan Ieu TH0e. ]. MAHAfPY.
Choster County Farm for sale.
- Farm In Franklia Township, Chester County,
Pa, eentaining one hundred and twenty one
good veod land The land 10 In high state Of cuti
vatiou and water IN all the fields but Improve
pents consist ofs HOUSE. oentaiuug eight rooms, dou
bic decker Barn, tenant house and Stable Its With.
In ave miles Of lime ouArres and about x miles from
r. ". D. Road, will be sold low, and possession
given 10th March nsxt. Apply T.
fHO9. !. MAHAYFY. ID and King gtreets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR BALE.

- Alarm Of 200 ares, mora or iess, situated
\ In Cecil County, Maryland, thrss miles west
Mfl ofNewark, Delawsrej the soil 10 sxsellenp
tsss the Improvements are Frame Mansion, ood'
EEs lining IA rooms, pump Of good water In the
kitchen double decksrod barn. by % feet, with
sabling under for as 90 head Of stock good warm
shedding uud the yard, pump Of w.tsr at the Bara
orchard Of choice fruit ~ seresin woodland 1900 bushels
Of lime being put the place this year. besides
other fertssrst there IL small Tenant Heuse the
property This farm will be sold low, easy terms.
Apply TO GEORGE D. CLARK,
sent 2kkm Cherry Hill, Cecil County Nd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
For Sale or Rent.
hTaRH HoueL. MHARYRe snd aRANERIna

49, One Of me ben Stands 10 The Dtsts, whAN
MA 100 net hoat, thszs hss bssR . heavy businsss
H3 done for . number of ys.rs. we'll suited FOR
buyinx grain, lumber, barb, Dc. Inquire Of
VIZ. 4 RAkzlkD, Milton. slsssx o., Del, cot new
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Property.

X0A YARN Of ISt Aotes mere oi ~, s 1
IL. lm frsm Elktou, on the Nottingham road, well
suited 50 DO divided nto two farms the impsye nj ns
and Necessary out-buildpss; abous 10 in high
state CT ouivationj good Apple orchard in full bear
ing with pssohea pears, cherries and oner nuN ses
waters the whole farm residue Of tho land we'll set
In chestnut and oak timber, the whole Ia well fenced ahd
Ia been timed over two three times the crops and
sosk would be sold Of fair valuation sad possession
given deslrsd, or It would DO sxehanssd
2r property IN Wflmnstnn II 10 we'll suited for Truck
or HUI farm JAMES SMITH, on the promises.
or VIVA MocAUTEY, coo Market 81. Wilmington, Del
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n Nrup For BALD.

m We hsvsfor sale that beautl III farm Of ls7
ssrss q .na nsloP RI 70 w X Hs:lsr
NsAHa Delaware. The land Is In good ordsr-tSso
bushels Of lime have been put on IL during the last four
good order rs1oins a sood.s.St 0ssss hsSss I'll, nj,
be sold low and easy applied for This
WILDE fH VIA NJ S SH sSE It. . D.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
FOR SALE.

tAA That valuable Farm Of Mr.. Oliver Eastburn
YEMf containing 2l2 acres Of very productive land
AseA The stu alton 10 high and beautiful, one mile
and quarter from Newark, Delaware; 10 acres Of
Chestnut land would cut $4,000 posts and rails to
sell, aud penty left the farm Stone dwelling 50 by
50 eet with 10 rooms kitchen 10 by 10 fset Stone ba,n
10 by 70 feet smoke ios wood and hay house, all in
good order, aud good Tenant House with rooms /;
plenty all kinds fruit and the vary best Of spring
water This IL Farm worth ha Ing and will be sold
low applied fsr oou the owner 10 about leaving
the state. WIN, BRIGHT BON,
aug eff Real Estate Agents, Wilmington Del
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Fairlee Steam Saw Mill.

is hed up to sut all kinds Of hard and son lumber
tho oh ortes notice, such htoh name, oar wheel
wright sawed floes ptew beams beg aavss for powder
or lead ksgs aud such orders be Oh wood
II . good nsghbosheod for all kinds Of logs. The
sus Sans HEsI&oAs : MILLER. fr0pris.ors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF about one aero Of high land
"A ffonuugon the Delaware river, 81 Grubbs Landing,
miles from the City Of Wilmington, for sale. Apply to
VIM BRIGIir SON, Real Hstate Dealers,
sen iO-Sms Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22
Price 4 Phillips,

Successors to Samuel kelly)
Inform their friends and the public gensrally that
hey have taken the second MILL below the Bridge, en-
the wilmpgto side Of the Brsndywine, and are now
prepared to grind griss short notice. wheat corn and
oats bought the hest market price.
Flour aud all KINGS of feed constantly hand, and
sold the lowest market rates. Every wishing TO
purchase are invited TO call. BENJAMIN PRICE
sept 24.2m JOE r. PHILLIPS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-22

The subscriber haviag sold bis narm
offers at private sale, IA head Of prims
quality, Western Reserve steers, in high
@Q order, and suitable for winter esdlnR-
They will be sold very low II applied for soou ut $50
Market st., Wilmington, or at thu Farm, ohAdds
Ford, Pa. nov l6+t wM. n. CANDY,
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:, Quartermastor General, Montgomery C
Mcigs, of Pennsylvania.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-05

-, NICE PATRIOT AND PHlLANrnorIsT.-
wendell Phillips, says the Albany JoW,nH,
has an income of $4,000 year. lie sits
under polished mahogany, eats off beautiful
China and solid silver, and burics his slim
Pers in the soft pile of velvet carpets fiji for
inc parlor ofa prince. lie hns never been
known to deny himsclffor purposes of char
NY H. during the war, he contributed to
raise aregiment or support soldiers fam
1ly, VIC have yet to learn it. Ifhe has made
any donation from his abundant wealth to
Ghe SUN Tor supporting tho freedmen at the
south, we stand ready to record the fact up
on shihcient proof. This book-worn, phi
losopher and theorotic humanitarian muses.
Panegyrics of labor in au atmosphere of
dalntlest luxury, and composes culogcs up
Oh poverty with all the surroundings of
enormous affiuenoe. ..,s.l