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soa rng CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
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| rx,s on q balmy dsy-soa WA the scene;
h, fitting eiouds the suns bright rays obscure
Loeb Ksirines ripping wsves--and islets greel
Lay like mirse.'d type Of solitude.
Bot, bark what sounds on stony point awake
Iehes long sleep what bnrsls Of Joy are thss,
What strains Angelic swell from bush and brak.
Float DER The lide-and l,,gef ',nid the trees.
What ~ild enchansress = wi,if her magic wand
Hath instant called tbsse fairy scenes TO view.
lss,inet with life No bush and cove and sirs nj
Move With bright fotms--to grace and besu,,
true.
New here now there lephry garment,
Goat
ln sylph lik- movemcni;-now in group. they sit
sO~ Ger the yielding t,de-lighi gl,des then
knat
Gow lhfo' tho woody dep,hs--,hrir figures fli,
"a rcft guiisr-wiih syfen sounds 10 heard,
~ fell Enehant'ess SO tost thou mingle here,
n 10 fsphyfus-- thro' these willows lnred,
Solhing the sorrows Of sone nArELrss pErn.
y yondsr rock fairy figure see.
lgling fof fsh she ptres not, with bait.
tirmed 10 allure. bark 10 the burs, Of glee
IN which shs draws rns CAUGHT ONE 10 hs fate
;. no. bchold whs, obj,ci greet. the sighi:
ssre art thou Raphael '-ihou. Byron where
bat form 90 lovely -snd what si,d 90 light.
srns BY the blashing wave and amtisa, ait.
rom Cs,hsrin's ehambsrs--do such NaiAds
sp',ng'
70 such The Peris Of thy csvernrd ws,sr'
eu sn The Port's dream without a wing.
b LADY Of the Lske"-Loch kauine's
daughter.
u to The pssls Of welcome a. they rise.
ar the Wild swelling chorus from each tongue.
ri the soft glance Of Iiesven baan,ng eyes,
psr drown thy self--if here thou art not one.
s,lled. proud con Of genius. upon thee.
A~s forms lssped speaking from thy plastic
touch.
At scenes like these--fnight never cease To be.
.as ell xs wishes, -bui. ali P. no WISHED too
much.
~ turo ws where tho dropping bower. h,ng
,ir cooling shadow - y hefe tie gentle breeze
Is il, .oft cadence. where the guig.,ng spring.
zee the messed root o. STORM dafying trees
re Ksfine's NymPhs 10 graceful groups re.
eiias:
!, spread fsast tina, r.nu might partAse.
he rtssr ov so2ss doabtlesa vas less hnel
IL Cisrst. Porter. Nick haeks. ham Ssd cake.
y ioa., goas Spu d, and msay happy ,hoaght
sp. from the heart, - and flashes from ihe .ye
Mid dsiirht--lhs drxey goblegs caught
|s,n the lip i; and hurled in ksuines depths 10
lie
|Oz old Cstawba's shores blpsh we steal
|sn fIora's snnthern land we catch The sigh.
Ais radiant iSoks--as fair as young. reveal.
v ro.y fsseiss tina. are fitting by.
i've been dreaming --~hsrs sre no~ the forms
at gave mY muso. the wing otsmp, this flight,
Vsnished. gone alone mid gathering sto'ms
gloom lin sadness sinks the poets night.
SPIRIT OF THE GREEN WOOD.
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By a letter which has been shown Us
We learn, tina. murder was committed or
The person Of Mr.. Thaddeus Perkins. OIL
Caldwell county, very recently, by Dow
hard Clark and Hull Braswell, of ,hnl
county. The muIderous attack was made
on Saturday, MAY 27'h) and he died from
ito effects on the Sunday morning follow.
ing about one o'clock.
Clark and BrasweIl have made their es.
cape. Clark is described, as about S feet 6
inches high, with clear blue eyes, fair
complexion. and good set Of teeth; and
he has q peculiar smile, his mouth "draw.
ing from the corners to the centre !" his
hair is said TO be high, coloured, he has
down, sueaking look when spoken to, one
Of his shoulders ia walking, appears lower
Than the other.
Hull Boswell who was accessory 10 tho
crime. is a small, spsse made. thin ,isaged
man, with large eyes, showing good deal
Of white his lips nearly colour less. hair, as
near a. recolIec.ed, inclined to be light
coloured.
IL is hoped, the community in which
these williams may be lurking, will be able
rom the description, 10 deiec, them. and
hat they will be apprehended and handed
,,er 10 The strong arm Of Justice.
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New York. The man who thinks other.
wise, knows little Of the extent of popular
Indignation respecting the outrage commit.
ted on The New York Democracy. A rev.
olutIon 10 parties is at hand. The honest
OF all parties will come together, and the
Democracy OF The Union will become pu.
riied.
The nomination OF General Cass, out.
side Of The walls of the building in which
u was made, received moi single cheer.
The very boys who lhronged The street in
front OF the church, gave long and loud
cheers for General Taylor, the moment
the nomination Of Cass was announced.
From the time Cass was nominated. until
we returned TO this city, we have not heard
his name cheered, either in the hotels, 10
the cars, on board the steam boats, or any
where else the name of Lewis Cass was
scarcely mentioned on our route home.
This is omnous.
"Oa our arrival home, we learned that
the same degree Of silence was observed.
The reason is obyious-lhe Democracy Of
our State has been iGsulled-a spurious,
conservative, slavery extension Delegation
elected by nobody. we're allowed TO ii, BY
the side Of our Delegates, in adjoining
pe@s Of the Universalist Church in Bal. I
place in which The Democra-
cy Of the nation. through their represen.
latives, assembled TO make a nomination
for the highest Office in he gift of free
people. This insult was loo great to be
overlooked, our Democratic Delegates
from the Convention. "-Nep
York Globe.
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Public Meeting.

At meeting Of the members OF Capt.
N. Maxwcll's Volunteer Company, held
The store Of c. b. Cross g. Co. IN this
Funly, on Saturday 10Th inst. for the par'
''s Of making preliminary arrangements
y the celebration Of the approaching 4th
July, Jno. Campbell, Esq. was called
The Chair. and james c. Flow, reques.
10 act az Secretary.
The meetiag being thus organized, and
Objects having been explained, on mo
made and seconded, i, was
Hso'red, That We celebrate the APP
F0achins anniversary Of American lnde.
ndencc in this county, OF {. Is. Cross &
% Store, and tina, this Company pledge
s'f TO prepare a suitable dinner for the
ilreshment of those that may attend.
Rs'olued. Tha, Junius A. Fox, Esq, o.
|ha'o,ie, be requested 10 deliver mn ora
|'n, and Williamson Wallace. Esq. Of tut,
pun'y, 10 read the American Declara,lor
Independence on that occasion.
Resolred. Tina, the various Candidates
The Senate and Commons, and Tor thu
ae'iiislly in this county and Union, ant
returned volunteers from Mexico, ant
80, the Editors Of the Charlotte Journa
% Aecklenburg Jedsrsonian are hcrcb,
'peclfuIly invited to attend.
Ke'0lued. That tho following gcntleme'
impose committee of arrangemenis:- =
's"a Wilson Wallace. s. N. Wilson
/" B. Morris, Joseph McCombs, Johi
.mpbell, c. B. Cross and Capt. Willian
laSwell.
Resolrsd. That The following gentlemen
IMPOSE committee 10 extend invitation
1'Ae sdies-Msssrs. Marcus G. Johnson
no. NJ. johnson, F. s. Wellington J. c
'os, 8. P. Rodgers, Samuel A. Boyce
~ De, VIM. M. Houston.
Hsaolped, That AMI Young. ESQ.,, b
qSssted 10 act a. Marshall, and G. u
''ss, Esq, ~ his assistant.
A.'ofeed, Ths. the proceedings Of thi
"s''ng b forwarded TO the Editors Of tn
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PUBLIC MEETING.

A meeting Of the citizens Of CASTOR
County was held in the Court House al
Dallas, on the 9th May, 10 take into con.
sidefa,ion the pfopiiety Of celebrating the
Anniversary Of the Independence Of the
American Union.
Ga motion. J. X. lrby, was called TO the
chair, and II. Henry CASTOR and James
Quinn were appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been
explained by the chairman, the meeting
went into the selection Of man TO deliver
an Anniversary Address, which resulted
in the selection Of DR.. WIN. Sloan. s. l..
Caldwell, Esq, was also appointed to read
the Declaration Of Independence.
On motion il was
Resolred. That the following gentlemen
be appointed a committee 10 solicit sub.
scriplions, viz: l.. A. Mason, Jno. W.
Fife, Jacob Fronebcrger, Jr.. |. II. Hol.
land, John X. Fails; J. f. pegram, ID.
Hoffman. B. +. Briggs, +. NJ. Aberna,hy,
Robi. G. Mclean, A. Mauney, Caleb
Rhodes, JAS. II. Mcclure, Ihos. Little,
W. T.. Rose, Lewis Clemmer, ST., Henry
w. Fulen~lder. John &. Ladcl, John G.
Lewis, John IL. Adams, G. Acre, &. S.
Caldwell, VIM. Ferguson, Jas. c. Rudi.
sell, John Henderson, AMI Ford, David
A. jenkins, Vim. NJ. HOLMAN and Jos. I
Gambel, Esqrs.
ia motion Il vas
Resolred, That a committee of seven
be appointed committee Of arrangements.
W hefeupon the following gentlemen were
appointed. viz; Jas. Lonafgan, John II.
Roberts. X. Henry Castor, W. r. Hol. (,
aud, Winchester Pegram, Jas. A. Quinn,
las. II. Whie, Esqrs.
On motion II was
Resoired, That the following be com. :
nh'ec: 10 receive contributions, Robt.
liant. Adam CIenmer, Adolphus Harris, 4
Iob'. Holland, Washington F. Holland, /
as. c. Fne, Esqrs. \,
On motion Il was 4
Resoired. Tha, the following gentlemen b
Q appointed TO superin,end The dinner /,
harrison Holland, Jas. LAYING, Jas. Fife, 8
IL. ;. Cannon, Dinl. H.1man and Mar. $
Us W,kc. :
On motion il was
Resoirfd, That the Secretaries furnish O
'e Liocoln Courier wih copy OF the r
-oeccdings Of this meeting, With a re. Ii
res, that they be published, and also tina, n
c Charlotte Journal aud MeckIcnburc n
'tlcrsonian copy. n
JOSEPH X. lRBY, Chm. :,
n. HrSSV Gasrus, is :,
JANIS QuisS. "
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TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION AND
ITS NOMINEES.

AT the time Of our writing, we have
seen no paper in this State, but the Ham.
burg Republican, that raises The flag Of
Cass and Butler. As we apprehended The
Convenllon lodged the slavery question
and the Wlmot Provlso, and no,wlihstsnd
INC the stirring and eloquent appeal of the
minority Of the Committee, through their
chairman, the Hon. w. l.. Yancv, they
refused further action on the subject, Than
The unmeaning resolution, which embodies
General Cass's views. We are thankful
that South Carolina, held alooi from The
Convention, and that though, Central
Commander, did cast her votes for the
nominee, The people have manifested their
wisdom, with the greatest unanimi,y, BY
entirely keeping out Of this gathering of
President makers, for il would lie prepos.
ferrous TO say that on individual delegated
by "a people of single township or dis.
ir ct represented the State Of South Caro-.
Ina, in that body Camden Jour.
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STATE OF NORIH.CAROLINA,
CABARRUs COUNTY.

Nv EQUiIY-Sprine Term, ls4s.
Richard King Us. Archibald Morrison aud George
&. Marvin.
N his case, il appearing to the satisfaction Of
- The Court, that The defendants are not inhab-
Iiants Of This Safe. is ordered by Me Court that
publication be made for SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, that the said Archibald Morrison and
Ge'rge [. Marvin appear at the next term of
Tbs Court,io be teld for the county Of Cabarrus,
at the Courthouse in Concord, on the 5lb Mon.
day after the 4tb Monday in September next. and
answer Plaintiffs demand, or judgment will be
taken pro conlesso.
Witness, r. w. Allison. Clerk and Ma Ter in
Equity, for Cabarrus county, the 5,h Monday af.
Ter the 4;h Monday in March A. D. Is4s.
X. w. ALLISON, C. & ~ z.
May 81, ls45. Printers fee S. 62! l39
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June I, lS4S
Great Clothing Establishment.
PHILADELPHIA wARDnopr.


No. los, Ckesnut Street, bsfsceen 3rd and an
NORTH Side.-PHILADELPHIA
TO SOUTHERN & w ESTERN MERCHANTS
Many years experience in business has satisfied
me that pnfing in nerspopers without having .ny
assortment to back il is all humbug. Therefore.
have come to the determination Of having tho
Wardrobe well stocked
with all kinds OF Clothing, and at such prices
as will please all. In proof OF what say, in.
wife a look in the Wardrobe, where can alvays be
seen us handsome and extensive an assortment of
Gentlcnlcn's Clothing az can be found
in this city. Remember the Philadelphia Ward.
robe.
PERRY R. MeNErLLE,
No. los Chestnst Street. PAilsSaAiS.
MIA large stock Of piece soods on hand.
Garments made 10 order a the shortest soties.
June I, lSi6 S--1m
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The following table, which has been
carefully corrected up 10 the present date,
will be found of value during the ensuing
wear of political contest:
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GEN. CAss AND THE BARNBuRNERS

GEN. CASS AND THE BARNBuRNERS.
ave have but few words to say this
morning respecting the outrage upon our
Democracy, in the decision of part OF
National Convention, admitting two sets OF
Delegates from this State. After having
committed this Outrage all obligation to
support the nominees Of the Convention
ended. No matter who had been nomina'
ted after New York was thrown out, the
Democracy Of this State would no. have
suppor,ed the candidates. We tell our
readers tina, it is as impossible to elect the
Baltimore nominees as it is to row boat
up the Niagara Falls with crowbar'
They cannot be elected. II every Demo.
cratic paper in this State should give the
nomination q hearty support, the result
would no, be changed. Lewis Cass will
wan, from fifty to one hundred thousand
votes Of carrying the Electoral ticket Of
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during long attendance upon the practice of the
large Hospitals of that city has enjoged ample op
portunIiies of becoming familiar with the pheno.
mcna and Treatment, Of disease. lie particularly
solci,s cases in Surgery, having devoted more
than ordinary attention to that department.
u Office next door to DR.. u. T. Cadwslrs.
Nav II, 1913 32tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prii Tern, ls4s.
rs. origiuul Attachment
Tho. II. Alexander.
Levied in the hands of Brem & Alexander and
them summoned as Garnshee.
ut appearing 10 The satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State, Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defendant appears aud replevies at
the next term of said Court, to be he'd Tor said
county, at the Cour, House in Charlotte, on the
9TH Monday in July next, Judgment by default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of said Court, at
Office, the Alb Monday IN April, A. d, is4s.
B. OATES, ccc.
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SarSaparilla and Wild Cherry

Which are the two principal ingredients Of Dr.,
lie Roy's rili's; and are SO combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents added to supply Ger.
tain sanalive properties which both are deficient
Of that the whole compound furnishes the safest,
mos, effective, most agree, able, and most perfect
Tonic and Apcrient Medicine ever offered 10 the
public.
As an An,i.blious medicine. no family should
be without them. A single trial is more satisfac.
tory than a thousand certificates.
BE careful 10 ask for DR.. lie Roy's Vegetable
Unversal Pills. and take no other.
ufPrce IS cents per box. For sale by Dr..
JAMES f. GILMER, Charlotte, and by PnIFER &
YoRK, Concord.
January %, ls4S. l7.3m
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|DR.LE ROYS|
J.EGET.lBZE
Universal Pills.
ARE A STRENGTHENING, PURGATlvE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC,

AXE a STRENGTHENING, PURGATlNE
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These Pills are universally acknoW lodged BY
all who have used them. TO be Pleasant, Safe,
and certain Cure for Bilious Fevers, Fever and
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dice, Indigestion, lmpurity OF the Blood. Cutane.
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Piles, Colic, Worms in Children, Female Com
plants and in all Diseases arising ON Torpid
Liver or Impure Blood, and they are beyond all
comparison The best Of all known specifics for the
cure OF tina, class OF diseases for which the Medi-
cal Faculty have for years united IN prescribing
the celebrated
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Journal and JrfIsrsonian, with the rsques
tha; they publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Grimm.
JIG. Flow, Sec'y.
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GEN. CAsS AND NEW YORK.


The Evening Post Of Thursday contains
an address from the Barnburner's Delega-
ton 10 their constituents, on the subject Of
the recent nominations at Baltimore, which
arrives at the conclusion that "The De
mocracy Of this State New York; are
thrown back upon the alternative Of either
having no regular candidate, or Of nomi.
mating for themselves their own legitimate
state organization" They, therefore, re.
commend that convention shall be held
at Utica on The 22d instant, for the purpose
Of receiving the repor, of the regular De.
mocratic Delegates TO the National Con.
ventiou, and expressing their sentiments in
regard 10 the action of that body, and for
recommending candidates for the Offices Of
President and Vice President, subject to
the decision OF the State Convention regu
larly called for the 18th OF September.
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GEN. CAsS' LETTER TO THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.

UEN. CASS' DE TEX T q T II Z IIIII AUU
CONVENTION.
The following is the very lucid expana.
ton Of his views, given by General Cass
to the Chicago Convention
"DEtRoIr, May Eth.
Dear Sir am much Obliged toyou for
your kind attention in transmitting me an
invitation 10 attend the Convention on in.
tcrnal Improvements, which will meet in
Chicago in july. Circumstances, howev.
er, will pu, ii out of my power 10 be pre-.
sen, at that time.
am, dear sir.
Respectfully, yours,
LEWIS CASS.
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A Desirabel Annunclation

Although, to our knowledge, Pngres celcbr
ed Comet has not yet info lded its tail in 'the
diggins,' yet we can "a tale UNFOLD" that W
hope will please cur trends equally as much
The substance Of our tals being visible not in the
t'Biue Vault above" bu, IN the Cellar, Of the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, occupied by the
Puhic's humbIe servants, the Undersigned who
otter their friends the above named substance IL
the form of
First rate New crop New Orleans
Sugars Ia a 7 cts per h..
:" New Orleans and Trim
dad moasscs 81 l-2 cts per ga :
g " Rio Coffee & 10 cts per h.
6" Rice IL els per b.
q Cheese IL cts pei lb
Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Can
dies and general assortment Of Dry Goods, all
Of which they offer to their friends at greatly re-
duccd prices, knowing the scarcity Of ",hc need
full"
Country produce taken in exchange fer goods
and the best prices given. Call and examine for
yourselves, and will abide the result.
SHIPPERS * CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill. Feb. 18th AS.
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FEVER AND ACUE!.!

LTTHOROUGHLY ERADIGATED&H
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE =!
FsHIlAT great National, Old Favorite, and
4 Steering Remedy =! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS. SFANDlNG-still unapproa ched in
It's wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS WIETcHED coMrLAINT:!
IS7lt you would escape the arSenical fpoisOn.
ous) connterfeits take not hottie from am one,
that is not gmarded by e"lcriiien signature" of
the original inventor and proprietor, JoiN r.
RowAND, on papcr label, crossing the mouth and
cork.
This iemedy has never been bolstered up by
false and Geceittul puts, but has won its way to
the confidence and universal adoption Oft the in
habltants of FEVER AND AGuE DIsTmcTs, BY
IFS FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE
TO Which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify
PROFRIETOR'S OFFICE.
l43 ARcn ST, PflLADA.
Also, Rowand's Purgative Pills, Cough Lozen
ges, Blackbnrey Root Lozengcrs for Bowel Com
pmint Worm Lozenges Sc Sc SC
AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
Elk,on; Il. l.. Th>mas, ]. j. Shippers North
East; Black * Bro. Charlcstown; VIM. Hudson
Ed Seaman, Joseph Bryan IT, Chesaprck City,
J. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; x. b Whitaker If
Principle +; Henry sites, Principle S. Thos
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones McKaseo, john B. Morton; War
wick; +. B Crookshanhs Ceclton.
Aug b, 1918.
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Teacher Wanted.

Written applications, will be received'by
either the undersigned Trustees Cup to the
18Th Of November nexD for a teacher al
New Design School near Por, Deposit Nd.
All persons applying will be required TO give
satisfactory recommendations as 10 qualif-
cations, moral character &c
r. II KNIGHT.
r. McMiSTER.
N. w. MCCORMICK.
d. ARCHIBALD,
JONTIl NE5BlTT,
Trustees,
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Farms For Rent.

The Farm on Bohemia Man or now oc
cnpied by Thomas Prettyman containin
300 Acres, upwards of two Thirds of whic
has been lined. One hundred acres OF
Com mex year As of which has been wei
lined and 5000 bushels Line within ! mile
of tie farm for the balance.
Two other farms ad)on;ugs aid farm of abont
800 acres each. two thirds of one Of which oc
cupird Ivy John Bpdwell has been well
lined aud 1900 bushels lime OF the prem
Uses for the corn Fl Id next year
Apply to the subscriber a, EIkton.
GEORGE w OLDHAM
Sept end As.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.


The subscribers offer for sale lhat tract
nj land lying in Cecil county. State of Mary
Iand, bounded on the Sou'h by the Bohemia
river, which Is famous for ducks and fin,
on the North By the road Ieaiing 10 the fer
ry, aud adjoining the Hon. Richard il. Bay
AIDS mansior farm.
The farm contains abou,
300 ACRES.
Inc soil Of the bes, qualify, with inexhaus-
able beds of she'll mari; lime can be de!iv-
cred on the shore. The buildings consist
of good house; barn and other out build
n gs.
For terms which will he accommodate
apply 10 WILLIAM BRYA
or ClIAS. A. BRGA
Med orongl, New Castle county, Del
Sept. --GW