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Hos. JoHS Nj. CLaYroS's COUNTRY SEAT
The Wilmington Dell Blue Hens Chicken says
This. eminent aud beloved sou of Delaware who
was appointed to the United States Senate al the
last session Of the Legislature has lately purchased
the large farm late Of Captain Downcs. deceased,
beautifully situated between the New Castle and
Frcnchtown Railroad and the State Road from
Hsre's corner TO Red Lion. in New Castle county
about miles from the town OF New Castle land :
miles from w imngion. He is erecting thereon a
splendid mansion with barn and out buildings of
the most approved description. This admirable
country seat. situate on an elevation commands a
a sicw of the Railroad for grea, distance; also,
Of the Delaware river. the Jersey shore, and aierte
aud handsomely andulatng surrounding country
Delswsre's favoritc will here devote his time,
no, occupied by public duties, Cmoinnstus like. to
the plough. He will be 4 Delaware Farmer; his
two sons promising young men. may be seen AT the
honest and healthy employment OF farming These
are favorte Chickens Of the old Blue Hens Of Ken,
county raising"
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NEWSPAPER BoRRowsRs-A Goop JOKE A
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Tng PRINCIPLES % AGRIcULTURE BY Albert d. Thaer.
Section Two Conlinued.l
The Economy, Organization aud Direction OF Ak'cuI' a.
Enterprise
Dr.ugf Labor. Horses and Oxen.
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ALIEN O'MOORE.

Our weapons were broken and silent our yres-
OMoore was a serf on the land Of his sires
We, over his heart the vain hope N recover
Hls rght held a sgay-lkc the spell on lover
and could be but cope with the conqueror siiii
On curse on the slave who could censure me VIII y
But in the bright OInens Of triumph he drew
From banding around him the isithful-thc Few
Deep certainty merely Of merciess slsughier
Was read by his Aleen-his oaty-his daughter
BIT If was strange that he feared not the danger
For Aieens proud spirit 10 shun H. was stranger
81. haughtg swept By the Sas-enach maiden.
Whose brow was with Jewels the brightest laden
she startled our tyrsnts, while stalking along
Our down trodden necks with the bursts OF oo'o sung
She KEEP, the faint spirit Of freedom IN lie
Yet vowed 10 be,roy, should nc hazard the s,riie
God bless us deemed that the fairies had caught her
And lief, the OMoore an old crone for his daughter.
And ofeD when only the cricken were keeping
Their watch by the 'rskings' low whispers came
creeping
Arou,d her green easement: and ftfuly starting,
OMoore could distinguish the fairies departing
Her brow lost its bloom and her step lost its lghtncss-
She hlk 10 her bower, from the sun IN its brightness
Bu, when the last gories Of evening were SINKING
When the TO each other deep silence were wnknR
The maid away 10 dim lane or grey water
HI auaied-the OMoore-or the faith Of his daughter
Else easy il were on our courage relying,
To rive every Glamour old iyrant lay dying
And Gerald the heir, seemed contrivlDg by stealth
TO catch from the breezes the blessing of health
so idly he roamed yet manler form
Neer made Of young mortal n match for the storm
Each sunrise he came To the fountain, but quaifed
Not drop. til fair Alcen had lifted the draughi
And quaintly would tell the O'MOorc-in the water
Was eseed that fell from the cheek Of his daughter
Al last he had laid his dark sire in the tomb.
And his cheek from poor Aliens had caught all the
bloom
His arms and his gates expectngly wide
She must mix with the maidens 10 welcome bis bride
And something unearthly of spirit and grace
bszed out from her heart DER her form and her lace
kOw-DOw, while our iyran,s are cooped IN the hall
We may banquet our gsunt. haggard skcins upon all
oh would could spare the good Gerald from saugh-
ter -
The OMoore had forgotten the vow Of bic daughter.
Far out ON the nghtair the torches were blazing
The geniles were dancing--the vassas were gazing
The mrth and the musc-the loving and laughing
The wine and the welcome--the coaxing and quai'ng
Were treadng midnight; when, sweeping and crush
ing
band Of rough serfs on The rcvel came rushing
Why halts the OMOOro Comes enchantment TO sever,
And dash from his grasp the vain weapon foT creri
rhanks-ihanks the maid and the fairies that taught
her
O'Moores in his hall, and the bride is his daughter
MARIA.
The remains Of the Urfhre covered up with the ashes
10 keen ID In al morning.
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We have been in the hab, Of giving extracts from
the Irish papers the best way OF stating the truth
concerning Irish affairs The spirit and feeling OF
people are bes, through their own organs Take
this last arrival and we find that Mr.. John o Conne
il represented as having expressed the opinion that
Gen. Jackson's slayeholding damned him 10 ever
lasting fame" This language being quoted by al
most every paper in the United States the Deiiei "l
grow upon the public that these words were uscd
by him. II j. needless to say that he used no such
language He said, ss we have said, and as every
sensible and honest man knows, that while Gen
Jackson had some points of the heroic about him.
he had other qualities which were bat poor found
alton for the encomum hesped upon him by savisfl
eulogsers But mean, only line 70 introduce
these extracts from the Dublin Nation. The hrs'
piece Of Poetry refers to q wel-known story in IRISH
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