Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

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will be made TO our present Legislature for
charter. The road will not be more than twelve
\ or fourteen miles in length, and Will connect
with Back Creek Landing on the Chesapeake.
The Reynolds are the principal projectors. u
lii is as we have heard stated, that those enter
prising citizens devote their attention TO 1t,
there is the greatest probability OF It's being
completed at no very distant day. II also, as
4 we have been assured, that the Rail Road from
New Castle to this city will be constructed,
il would not be long before Rail Road con-
. nection would be formed between Delaware
n Cily and New Castle-thLs forming COM
+ plete Rail Road connection between Delaware
RI civ, Wilmington aud Philadelphia Della
a ware City has been increasing with the great,
est rapidity within this few years back, and
{ must evidently, at no very distant day become
. place OF Importance. And II II is as stated,
n that the rail road will be constructed betweenl
il and the Chesapeake, we should not be sur
y lprised if not only Rail Road connection be-
e tween this city and that village would be form
8 ed within the next ten fifteen years, but also
nj that thera would be a Rail Road between Del
laware CITY, Smyrna and Mahons River. which
: would connect with the Delaware Rail Road,
e uniting that River with some point on the
Il Nanlicoke or Pokomoke Rivers; thus forming
l. a great artery for Southern travel. That this
II will ultimately take place, there is not the
a is more than probable all will be done in fifteen
vi years hence--it may be delayed by untoward
If circumstances for forty-but we believe moth
l. ing will defer the completion Of those measures
o beyond that time. Start one Road and the
l. whole will follow in rapid succession; II only
If requires some one TO set the ball in motion, and
il will be like rolling the snow hall dow n
IT mountain--it will gather as il goes.
J. The Hon Richqrd n Bayard formerly Of
re this city, Charge to Belgium, sailed yes lerday
I; with his family from New York, in the Packet
u Ship New York.
Ia Iron Steamer Ficioria.-This splendid steam
,e er, lately built by Messrs. Harlan a. Hollings-
ID worth, departed from This city yesterday Tor
ye New York She is about $50 ions-and is
r. built for a company whn have the right 30 nav
10 igation on the River Ofiniko. She will run
et between Fernandes and Portof Spain in the Is
w land of Cuba. Nothing can exceed the SPLEEN
~ dor of the decorations of this steamer; she
as looks like perfect fairy palace. She fiirly
he cutters, like the Lord Mayor of Londen's
on Barge on gala day. The decorations were
Id done by our enterprising friends Bradford g.
he Stephens.
be Aims House.-Mr. John McCrone of New
RS Castle Hundred. has published letter in the
y, various papers of our city, advocating the cree
If ton of the Aims House farm, in the coun-
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ge fcrni, maris, con,smoorsrv says - ihs
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ed nolu wa'et' OF o'ner nqulus' Messrs. taend
ite aho hee ,,ays put up over zen 'nnusanu al'e's
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