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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
FAIRRANYs cRLRHRATTn sCAIIs.

FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.
A DAPfED to any required oper-
~ 1Aation Of weighing, as for Iron,
" coal, hay, stock, and for the use Of
warehouses, stores and foundries,
and in short for every kind OF busi-
ness.
49, The great skill and fidelity EN-
ployed in their manufacture and
@Z The determination on the part Of the
- manufacturers never 10 allow an
imperfect article togo forth from their estabiishme n
mas gained for their Scalesa reputation that has new
or been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me-
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
staadardin all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which arose from a discrepancy oil
weights between one of Fairbanks Scales in use BY
the Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another manufacture was recently tried In the Court
Court two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated as the result of his evidence, that the
accuracy of Fairbank's Scales vas established beyond
ali question. For sale by
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN & DALZELL.
The we'll known reputation OF these Scales has in
duced the vendors o ffmperfeet and worthless balan'
ces to offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purchas
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have nc
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding TIT
perpetrators of the above fraud, as pursuing q courst
alike unjust and dishenorable they take this method
to caution the public OF their impositions.
The ~patentees manufacture under their own In
spectIon only at their factoy in st. Johnsbury, W,
For sI5f X GsTs .PPRET iGlslS ~ & pALzELL.
E.& T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
st. Johnsbury, VI, May 81, 1856.
Nav %. d&wly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

8 miles from Davenport, 50 acres,4l acres in cul
tiyation, % agrestimbcr, runni : water, house, sta
bic, elG.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

A beautiful farm z, mles from pnvenpor loo
acres, 60 acres in cultivation, part timber, new
house, stable, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.
SITUATEDin Muscatine county, fronting the Missis-
Ssippi River, midway between Davenport and Musca
tine, being portions Of sections % and "a fronting the riv-
er and Is back, and containing 800 acres, loo acres Of
which are improved and under a high state Of cultivation,
the balance rolling prairie and timber land. Thera is on
the farm a large two story dwelling, barn, carriage house
and all necessary outbuildings, all in first rate repair; a
bearing orchard Of choice apple, peach, cherry and plum
trees, an excellent well and cistern, u never failing brook
OF running water and a very superior stone quarry.
fLSO-g9 acres iimbered land upon an island opposite
the above farm, upon which il a heavy growth OF timber.
prlucipaIIy hickory. which Is accessible at all seasons.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire of
NoURsE VIELEE CO.
AT the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
and Front Sts., Davenport. july 0 dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

One OF the best farms IN Scott county, 3i4 acres,
only 3 miles from davenport, us acres fence, lio
acresin cultivation, 1879 acres timber, large orchard,
Two good wells, large house 8 rooms, stable, oui
buildings, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
THERMOMETERS.

VARIOUS sizes, suitable for Stores, Hotels, "
ungs, DE-, from IS cents 10 $3.50 each, also
Math q mai icnl Instruments.
Faber's Drawing Pencils aiinumben,
Gum Rubber, uum Erasers,
Drawing paper, small TO extra large sheets,
Pins for artists, Engineers, 0c.
Horn Centres for =" &c, &c, at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
no. 81 Grady ST., near the Post ONCE.
nngt ELL ADAMS a. co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
ETNA
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, COAN.
Thirty-Seventh Annual Statement.
- ,g.E bnid.ra At tba animal rn.otipo
PAYMENTS.

PAYMENTS.
Losses cashed, Sot,o4lG
Commissions and expenses, 2l4,bt2 20
Taxes, l4,22s,S 81
Dividends, = sVfvouW
Reserved & pay alontstanding
claims ON june /, 1886, not due, iOl ,S55 -
Surplus oFthe year carried, 4. = ls3J5,5o So
To Lr. safety Fund ior contingent
reserve, s"9'+"9 %
------- 81 ,5il, s3l IL
TIE Company has cash assets Of Sl,O0U, SO ID.
lheTOtsl Losses paid 10y this Company in thirty-seTen
years ending the present tins:
In Fire Department, S,obl,5sI 81
inland do -.-- ST., 62T 81
- 81, +29l0i4.90
Nearly 1850 Coo OF Losses it solely has De en- the
meant O. equaliEingto the public benefit.
For 81 years this Company has paid anearned divl.
dend averaging annually Z per cent. on the capital
stock. The Insured, however, have had paid them
shape OF losses, audth remaining 10 IA percent o
receipts have been apporioned 10 agents, expenses
AXES. support of fire companies and dividends.
rhe following gentlemen were re-
elected Directors for the ensuing year;
Thomas X. Brace, AllesA y. iniue,
Robert Buell., r.. u, Klptey,
Roland Mather, Dfaylon hliiyer,
samuel Tudor, Ward Woodbridge,
samuel $, Ward, Gustayus +. Davis,
Joseph Church, u. a. baiheiey,
Ebenezer Flower. Walter heney.
Henry H.. Pratt, Austin Dunhan,
ThOs A. Alexander.
TaOS Il. BRACE, President.
II. q. RlPLkY, Vice President.
THO A. LEXAN DER, sec'y.
Applications promptly attended TO by b
HOFFMAN, Agent; Office on Main 81,
tuly lG dim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

1kOhAn4O
ION alIpsrtso fths Usitsd states besshtaaA ~.
COOK, 0AR0ENT z COOK
BankOYe and Lend AaoaaA,
Peri 0es netnes, "a
Aflan6 md Ntof3W hi.
n shall continue 70 resolve an1 ~ eat Ne
wv notes Of tho above Baake IL " have Aoao
since their oYganisasiosl aSoY ~ ISL fnG.anI M
further notice. lJaa1ll COOK
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

A small farm 40 acres all IN culliyatloh,g good hon'
ute d, q miles from Davenport
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COLUMN OF
ELI MS g. CO.
b

NOR July just received, being tbs commence
II mcnt oil a new volume, price Is cents each num-
berj suDscriptio Ions received Ut " 80 per yearat
1.-THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No 80 Brady Street, near the Post Office.
o mol3 ELI ADAMS & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

leO acres u miles fom Davenport, GO in cultiya'
i on, 40 acrestiuber,2 70 acres prattie' house, stable
etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
store to Rent,

an Brady ST., near the Post Office, one Of the best lo'
" cations in the city for a retail and Wholesale Dig
Goods, Hardware or Fancy Store. Also
Rooms 10 Rent
On Brady ST., near the + o. suitable for Offices or Gen
tiemen's Lodging rooms.
NIB. A person living in the premises who will take
care of the rooms if desirable. Apply to
ELI ADAMS
No. SO Brady ST., near the Post Office.
q mo : ntf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

3mlles from Davenport 80 acres, 30 aerestn cult
walton, part timbor, large new house. good barn, etc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22
Glazad Window,

Glazed Windows.
NIEhaye for sale at No. ls,000, corner Brady and
w 9Th streets, q large stock OF Glazed Windows,
assorted sizes.
S.sre Fronts fitted up with double thick ness French
Plate, or GO nn Pittsbargh and Now York glass.
Glazing done upon short notice and sati~ sfaciory
terms.
Orders promptly attended TO.
d ~BRoCKETr,
June II. No. 0,000, Brady q Fourth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

200 acre, splendid land, ailin fence aud In culitva
ton on the Dubuque road, 4 miles from Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-22

NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
M Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collection promptly made.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
ONCE over wiley's Store, South side Of Second street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

- pInLk DsATH.-h furniture estnhIishnnn.
al ~ and AngelrOdt street, st Iouis own.
~ Mo Germans, named Casper and WiiI;an,
so,a ~ eaugnt nre on Friday midnight Of week hs.
.ass, and was totally destroyed Loss s30oG =
s N TOT SoOO in tho State Mutual inaurnncs of
49, zen herman workD en- were asleen in tha
Ano OF the building dome Of whom were siek ma
- no one Knew they there excopt the nron,ia
teTs, VINO we're busy saving their own oandsr a "a
ahmly they did not awake until II was too Is,s "
me hrst intimation the Assem- bled mu l,ituds boa
Of the TACT, was in seeing three Of them precInitas
themselves from window and trap door in, tbe AT
TIC. Immediate efforts were made to save the "a.
mainder, but it was too late. All Communicated
was cut on by the IRE, and before any could be al
tasllshed By ladders, or otherwise the doors On w
way, and with the burning timbers ard red Lol
bricks, they were rreoi plated into the cellar aud
soon buried beneath the falling walls. The aoor,
gave way first in tho centre, and az thew came
deTn, the doomed men could be distinctly seen
hudaied together and clinging to each other, A
nreathless silence pervaded tho horror struck speo
tators, and at the moment OF the crash, tho On is
Sbbsr sounds that broke upon the ear wore tbt
erAoktpg OF the flames and the screams Of The snf
Ierers, which could be heard above all the resi- :
simultaneous rush was then made toward tha
burning ruins, With the desperate h.pe that so,ne.
thing might be done to rescue them, but the heat
was 90 intense that no one could approach within
many feet Seven OF the mon wore burned 10 ei,.
ders, the three who first eaped from the building
were saved
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

KANSAS A Washington despatch says il
is now given out that Mr., BuchaI an is in favor
of the admissicn Of Kansas as FIea State .'He
has all long held to the propriety, if not the
necessity, oil this curse, aud the recent em.
phatlc expression Ofpublic sentiment on the
course of the Pierce administration, in regard
TO that territory, makes it, assure you fix,
cd fact in the policy of the new government.
IL was deemed juacious by Mr.. Buchanan's
friends not to avow this before the election; but
now that the contest is over, and he is to be
the next occupant Of the White House, there
is no hesitation in making it Du bile, and ia k :.
ing about it, and canyessing its effects at til Q
North and South"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

n-E \ VRIME fAkNl q -W hufos--7O acTes Of
Il % excellent unhcr, This farm Is situate un the
I5FSHn ohssngrake Bny on the hastcrn ShTge Of Nd,
i,ulg IS close IL Altllr Schools ant paucs of wor
snip It IS DIVIDED into g. fields with sos fencing, ana
wafer all. Tho soil u light rich loom and very
duettve ma ~ now ma ilgh stano GulIiynen. Aver
70 yltt crops, Wheat, iJh tOGuU bushels Corn
UJttD 5ln bushus, aud ITS IN proportion. The build
tuEs iiuuse 81 2n feet, containing good rooms aud
luy rH'IA running through good order. Good
GraHHry, SlaplHr, Com CnbIs No., ali IN good repair
The sltug excellent and healthy, and commands
vlowui hny for 81 ~ 0iles, good spring Of wa
rfp tto duur Lime delivered from boats on he farm.
tl ma lpulabc, ana bU bought for tho low price of
5 d per acre. Onuqi Cns balance NOR gage. Possession
~ JuuAty For further Information Gall or address
me n Newark, Dol july 81 JAS. u. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

IL 4 n excelcut Farm Of 5l4 Acres, divided in
z q IA tn helds under complete fencing, 9OO hum
Estln dred pnnncls ui g,ud Hedging, ~ Acres good
ltEt5is. wood Hut u Acres ol prime meadow, AMI Is
wen wneroi 'lno Improvements are good llunse con;
cribs is double iOO ed ami IS one Of the best in the neigh
btrin The and is nj sh tcA rAni, AID IS now IN high
stab u Nlttyati there is good utR Orchard of APP
pies aud Peach INV " 'ui bearing ThIs farm q sltuat-
I'd n, uiH n.H the uushlng town at newark, where
h al H. rGnl0f StlnDs, SSnuHfies and Churches Of ali
,ennuiitutlJHs he found This Farm Inns many ad
yHuiVars limo liz delivered the inrmrum tile i.
W,&B. liu Road 60. II will DO sold with the money
tTtc1 gN per Acre. aud terms uusy Gail address the
iird,ts fgned at Newark, Del JAMES IL RAY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

"a 4 Rplafdid Chester County Farm situated a
d ..e " hIn q miles from Newark, Dol, $ miles
L 3Eu from s FirkCrsyio and from New London u
liag4I Roa IS. TINS Farm coutslns ZIP Acres Of Prime
frh and Hnl l. now good gra2g ORDER u is divided
mo GcIs, wt tencgl and wood H. Of 50 Acres Of
prui9 tnttf good Spring waeT Y nll holds, RE IN.
b. aL itchcu lAcA 10 isut Square, and all i'm shed well,
pyuuut houses unu hy feel hunt Tor lanirs,
10 Gy y feet, h1th well finished We wright and smith
sla Ia good spglns and splug house Tor the large
usn the BAN is 80 BY % feet, wlthsheddingov three
slHr 81 by A rr srnw house, aud wagon house a by
feet cum cribs attached, aud CRIB separate by 81 feet
hisA, This farm Il 9ucd ma good hen Thy neighbor
d Churches and Schools close to hand Of all denOlnlna-
ilgus ;rlsi aud saw ma adjonng, Til Farm is high
Slate Improvement and cannot be uXceed for It's pro-
,iugt ycnesa and would ask all persons wanting Farm
Acne JANIS II. RAY,
~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
FOR SALE

FINE FARM nl 900 acres, 25 to 90 acres
.5. s limle ~ wund lind, divided inlu eight fields,
N tEj with water In all hut aud under pretty goul
I&F@l;9- iru}igs, The soil is al the best quality, and
uuw good state of prOductlvcneSs Average drops
yc1rS ~ ullnNs; Wheat, Goa 10 100 bushelsi Corn,
liuW Ian Ia 4iil bushels tllts amt Hay ~ proportion
The tIidugs gOudilnuse oil brick and finished well,
uo41tlg uuc GOOD commodgus rnoms wy shade trees,
lHd pump u waite the door. Barn large aud good,
W 10y NJ yu ana shedding lbs iuct long around the yard
Tor r1ll Euni water IN all sgasugs, foe the cattle in the
Ntfd. IhiH lnfm'E situated in White Clay Creek hun,
ICED, Nov .CnFe county, 2! miles from The town OF
tEhtst'uun, 81 iron Newark and II from wilmington,
with q guuh turnpike road the whole dstAucl good
twu iplrfet At Chrstnnn schools mills and places OF
worship CLOSE 10 baud. This farm Will pay or 10 per
cHt clrn Price SD per mere. Possession can be Ind
~ once, If needed. For further particulars, cal OF ad
tl,Hss JAMES IL. RAY,
j. n tf Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

haNsAs.-dovernor Gohry had, at the last 40.
counts, arrested some dozen or IN IRE fres STATE men
"a the southern portion of the territory, on cbaress
OF having participated in the resent distutbaness
hesT VsssHattomie. He was invited there by tho
tree state men Co protect them from the robbsries
ind outrages committed by Southerners The Gov
ernor escaped the responsibility Of making these
arrests himself, by having the U s. Marshal with
am ana while the Governor sOothed the settlers
~ soft words, the Marshal was cruising bout ma
King arrests, Not single pro slavery man has vet
hesR arrested 1t is n remarkable state Of pesos
they have in Kansas.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

- THE following property soiIered for sale on
Es5M Estate Office.
lssH2- three story Brick dweltg house, in It'll IT,
bOve Walnut Street.
A three story Brick do in Walnut, below 9TH Street,
four story Brick do. suitable for school or large
boarding. house, 9Th and Orange street.
three story Brick do, and Store eth and French St.
A three story Brick do, 4th below Lombard Street.
two story an attic Brick do. 5t and Lombard Street
A three story Brick do, ord aud Walnut street.
A three story Brick do, King and 9Th Street.
three story Brick do, 9th below Pine Stt cot
2gl Acres ofIand smyrna Kent county, will be
sold cheap.
$50 Acres 10 do. E.....
200 Acres do do.
10 Acres do do.
900 Acres the Delaware knll Road AprD qunl-
mink Hundred, in a good state oil cultivation.
2s4 Acres on which is large Brick dwelling, good
state of cult walton near Frederiea, Kent COults.
Glazer Building, corner of Market and 3rd street,
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Leases, Rcleases, AR
mens, sc neatly and legally executed, Marriage Lie
ses Away hand.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

Mr. Alexander Falconer, ticket agent an q
treasurer Of the Petersburg (virginIa) Rail-
road.was arrested in Petersburg, on Friday
night, on tho charge OF frauds upon the Com
pany, extending over period of some mont Is
past. Mr.. F. has heretofore held high repu.
tation; has been in the employ Of the Uompa ny
some eighteen or twenty years, and has a.
massed thereby a property estimated in value
at $4,000 The President of the line, and
other officers were examined MS witnesses, and
circumstances brought to light tending very
seriously, if satisfactory explanation is not
ound, to compromise MIR. Falconer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

MA$EFhCTuRY, " N'''''
IAuNr ST., 0FPOslFF ruE t;LNCk fnpap Ham,,
800, WII.atINhrON, ilfsI. ' NUN"
rue Hh-brNhlf brn4 extensively rt,et in tI,s
lael9to2, Sisa' bgds ~ ia wouhi Respectfully
Peirfs' buluFa' Sc, to give hun cN Nu'I ex1inS 5is
%nfh aud prices before purchasing esrw here mann
liiu-r tuUHerlnu kycp hand " SyIlNV and iiliIR
n AMES Rgi SASH nfali Kinds, slcli rs UVLoIy and
" illt'S, pllAhgNIl SASH, Bi'l,K SASH an rLt%
h.3.!sE SASH. NOT BED SASH, No. BI1dsNPtvnt
ai SsutnnrIS Shltnrsu IF a ~ les, Doors Of ali yes
ana thtknrEN huuliings u all sizes and patterns Nv
Nuib sol The hest nltertn well saisonSi mn he fhy
he vi Nurkldu, l suld NJ the LuVssr ca iii pHiSFa
w sh SiSll, Plniot and Glazed. in a superior man
Hvi5 ,5Hn'L lotiee. work prlmed ifnTderei.
attended 10 with despatch. " ''' ""1'es' '" IA oo
up lI-lywNV tANIEs n SUNNI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13
TAVERN HOUSE FOR SALE.

In tie Gourtshtng tOacn Of MtHtnGton, Nd.
1T is situated about miles from the Delaware
ZSZA L Railroad station at Smyrna, with u direct
lEssm road from Smyl ma to ChesteIuwn, IL IL also
HOUSE Is we bat, commodious and hnely heated beng
the main Street the junction oil tae two roah above
named The tx tel has ten good lodging the
pnd story and space enough for several in the attic; with
four good rooms down stairs.
The StablDg is all good, Full repairs have lne1 made
gsthei with its convenient location render u very de-
sabe property liberal credit w he Eyen ipr part
idaiia Manor, st Georges, Dell, Oct s-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

LIFE AT NEr 0RLHAss.-Ths New Orleans pa.
Of the Sd Instant record the asssssnstion OF Mr.
YIN, Aitken, of tho frm Of Twibell 4 Aitksn, gas
hLtsre quiet and respectable eitssn He was fouod
osad on tue banqustte, HOlt's coffee house Ths
papers record the violent death OF John TuIIy
asst nanas 81 Patrick Kelly. They quarrslIsd
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

The FIR ST CONVICTION of Free State prison era
BY jury trial took place. at LecomFton recently
The defendant was man named Bennett, one of
tho hundred captured by the q. s. tr oops for the
attack on the SouIherners' fort at Hickory. The
Ihe prisobors are confined in such dismal quarters
that they suffer terribly from bad air, poor food,
sickness, ETC.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

Land in high state of cultivation, situate in Chri6gn
Hundred on the kennett pike, mites from Wilmlngtn
jenlng Lands Of Reece Pyle and others. The rpfuve-
lnens good substantial house, with welt Of
good water az the uor There about y AcresOf yory
fields with water IN every field with apple orchard and
other irult trees in good neghlDrhood, convenient
mills, schools and places oil worship would suit for
truck Farm or retired gentleman the above Farms vii
be SOLD very roasOnabe applied for Snon Terms mad
easy. Buyers would do well 10 call the snbscri lgr
living near Smiths Bridge, Chrisana Hun,lrn1 Del.
Oct 23-tf. ELI NJGHOlS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

- No, ia GWUD FARM CONTAINING Isi
g. e9e notes, situated on Tue MAIN road ron Newark
- sl tine latter place, mud nii1uins the Ilrdelphla,
W l|UHn4tuU and baltimore ka Rout, VITA sOpd tuTl
quar iAr tie Farm the spll excellent u light loan aud
pw II good state Of euitvatun un Cr pretty good fcno
t IillU g9odn terms easy, one lR cash, hlllNncs
mortgage, Nrier $50 pei acre,
No. lis gituN I'd on Tho nam Told from Newark to
NtmnHoN, miles from Newark and contains u acres,
good state Of cbti yutinu, Philadelphia, WI
!ginsonPnd Baltimore Suil Road passes through this
tanii tCms ono thd half cash, and pricd $50 per
No lis goni Egrmof i52aoros pNIl Creek Hun
Y 'l ~ ihr5lfnm wilmington hnd n from Newark, this
FH'uF under good improvement, soil GOOD and now raises
H"" crops, good rdGny mud Is well wltrred, buildings
t",g arl ~ ~ 2 good tnrilii price so per acre,
u, good cult yuiuu, building good and is valuable it
sl"MS Tie Depot N Newark Tcrus one huff cushi price
M 5IaG valuable Mill property oI 100 acres nf land,
@Wu!A south o. newark and mile II ON the Newark De-
l"li W" Hud s good, aud under good sruveusnt and
vntd 20 ~ acres ciea' cd baslaico tiiWr flo water
Fuwo * excellent hHr 10 excel, having p feet bend aud
'i%ii an NllIapre Of water Tor milling; good grst
lt y w go lrti and now m good order and dong good
'.t IL ""E saw NM, good mansion house ana two
trH, h"psgsi GOOD urchnidhnd Shade around the
HNW!h, iHls property being oni Tho Chrstlara, and in
Ntu1 3Ngh as % can he bought Tor 5tuU per uce, tho
WNa i. ~ nan PAYING the interest.
IA. 'rir anl good, welt improved, huIdIuts good well
+""etul well Maicrcl Nnl iHR good Farm, J miles from
m .sl nN several nnluprTed tracts O land, of 80
ne,rs snu' sou ana VOL iupitcj; ptca sBi per aero,
i, % &c n riG, si amt "nenI acres Hmnli house;
pi{2 ANn VA" nInve Farms have CSuull0nt water,
@l' WI o"npuo with any property nlNuW Castle cuuii-
SSH5 h.ss aud arattgnn very hcoly aud cloio to
Pf'nns 10 CAV on me before purchasing elsewhere az
WI rndtnvour give untrs satlsUctiUn CNii or write
Wn,nllla,ir LAMESn. RAY,