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Newspaper
Delaware State Reporter
Location
Dover, Delaware, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1859
Page
2
Amid a packed session, Delaware’s Senate and House consider repeal and reform of statutes, court rules, and tax measures. Debates cover mortgage disclosure, waterport regulation, public works, and public notices as lawmakers move toward final passage.
A garbled page fragment references musical items and farm related sales. It mentions private sales, auctions, and various names like MOOSHE, COLLINS, and PETER CED RONDO. The text itemizes multiple notices, likely advertising sales and community notices with scattered names and places.
Real estate at private sale describes 140 acres of land near Suva with dwelling, out buildings, and fences in good condition. The parcel includes a one mile and a half drive from Clark's Corner and mentions timber and house structures, listing parcels, prices, and contact prompts for potential buyers.
An old pamphlet lists Colton's General Atlas Colton Cabinet and a range of maps and engravings. It promotes educational volumes including geography and science texts, with mentions of authors publishers and a long list of periodical journals.
Wood Eddy and Co announce Delaware state lotteries and related tickets available for sale. The notice urges public engagement and states the business will continue under the same management and chartered authority, referencing longstanding practice over many years.
The undeaigned king offers a scheme for weekly draws each Wednesday in February 1859 in Wilmington Delaware under sworn commissioners appointed by the Governor Crise. The notice details classes of draws, ticket types, and payout amounts with emphasis on public sale and certificates. it includes correspondence notes and bank references.
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