Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

"oh, nicely, l assure you, though couldn' help
starting and looking round every time the wind
stirred the branches ~ and Lefty ahuddered, for
even in the dancing fre.light, she seemed to see
again those wild eyes glaring upon her "oh, Seth!
how can ever be grateful enough to you for taking
care Of me then Z"
bis voice irembled In its deep tenderness as an
swered, ~ should like 10 take care of you always,
Lefty"
The girl must have forgotten at that moment how
very nicely Mrs. Williams, the merchants wife,
sounded for she laid her hand in that Of Seth Pc
ers and the birch flames were not ruddier than her
cheek, as she whispered, aYou may, Seth"
And through all her happy after HE, we are
very certain Lefty Pease never regretted marrying
the miller instead ofthe merchant.
ARRIVAL or FINE ENGLISH CATTLE AND BLOOD
STooK.-1he fine lot of blood stock and farm cattle
| which We noticed 10 previous number as having
been selected in England by X. A. Alexander, ESQ
for his farm in Kentucky, and as having been en'
barkod at Liverpool on board the ship Antartic for
New York. has arrived since our last, bringing all
the stock in fine condition. "Prominent among this
fine lot Of oattle," says the London TIMES, in CIV
ing an account of the importation sis young cow
sailed Darlington Sixth, by a son of Grand Duke,
bought at mfr. Salisbury's sale in August, for 800
guineas; and very fine heifer, Marie Louise, by
Mr. Booths Hopswell, purchased at recent sale In
Ireland. There also three first class heifers
from the unriyalled herd Of Colonel Towneley. oil
Tewneley hail. In Lancashire -Buttercup Second
, by Horatio, from Resette Miss Butterfly. from
hoSat ana Pearette, by faloOnt from hinBiet, Int
price given for these three heifers 900 guinea
although only just turned one year old, Two o
J them descended on the dams side, from thu
same family as the famous bull Master Butterfly
: which animal was sold for Australia, in July, q
| 1900 guineas. Miss Butterfly was tho first heifer
calf by him. Pearlette is descended from MI
/; Booths Bracelet, one OF the most celebrated pIiz
of her day and for the dam Of this heiter, Mr.
Douglas recently gave Mr.. Towneey 900 guineas =
These animals have heen purchased by Mr.. Straf
, ford, of London, for Mr.. Thorne, of New York. ont
of the enterprising breeders OF that country.
There were also consigned for this gentleman SOM
very fine Southdown sheep, purchased At the Hen
grave sale, we'll some OF the best Berkshire AM
Essex pigs that ever saw leave the port OF Liver
7 pool. The Berkshires were from the famed stock
2 Of Mr.. Hewer and MIR. 0vermani the Essex pig
4 were bred by Mr.. Crisp, and included the priz
4 boar at Chelmsford, as we'll as some young sows
also shown there WI it'll the above, there were ais
i shipped some splendid Southdewn sheep from MI
Lugar'g flock, as we'll as the shearing ram, bougt
at his sale for 80 guineas. The most remarkabl
animal in the lot is the celebrated horse Seythai
y Orlando, winner Of the Derby Thy Touchstone,) on
10 Of the best stallions this country ever produced
whose pedigree and performances are we'll known
., the sporting world lie was winner Of the folowir
a prizes:-Newmarket Stakes, $780,; Dee Stake
CT Chester, e50t.; Goodwood Stakes, $500 the Ne,
market Royal Stakes, 1,240l; the Chester Gu
ne 2,775t; Stockton, $500. Goodwo0d, $780, For th
or valuable horse, Mr.. Alexander gave 1900 guinea
" or 81 800 There were also lot OF game birds al
nc poultry, among which were gold and silver phe
SAINTS, remarkable for their beautiful pumage; al
gu white and black swans, white peaoocks, magpi,
and various kinds of chickens OF the most deliea
SO rare and valuable Species
This is undoubtedly the finest importation
'rs stock ever made to the United States, and
ng Alexander is EMIT led to the admiration and resp
ne of the country for the noble enterprise he has sho
ho for the common benefit.