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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
Mariposa 9emotrat.
MORNING MAY @.
ALEXANDER SMITH.

This aspirant for immortality has recently
enrolled himself on the list of the partial Muses.
His Scotch countrymen welcomed his advent
with joyous greeting, and the wild hope that
the long dormant Tyre of Burns had at length
found minstrel worthy to attune and inherit
it. The proverbial vanity and national pride
Of his countrymen doubtless contributed much
in creating these expectations. On the suppo-
sition of possessing such attributes Mr.. Smith
has been lionized and fonded by the Attic
circles Of Edinburg, and the intoxicating
nectar Of laudation has been offered him in all
the fulness of idolatry. Although reluctant to
elevate him to the pedestal or to bestow upon
him the matchless harp of Burns, yet it must
be admitted he possesses hopeful future,
and by proper pains and application may
prove real ornament and enduring pride Of
his prematurely elated countrymen Mr.
Smith possesses some striking qualities as
bard, among which may be mentioned dashing
boldness, richness of imagery, fuency and
versatility of expression, and occasionally
feminine tenderness. The following extracts
from his collection of poems, selected at ran
dom, may serve to give some idea Of his capa-
bilities, and to some extent may be pleaded in
justification Of the extravaganza of assigning
him an equal niche with the soul-enchantng
ploughboy poet:
" III show you who might have been abbot
I" In the old time large and portly man,
." With merry eyes and that shines like glass
% No thin smiled April he bedript with tears,
" But applied Autumn, golden. checked and tan
"A Jest in his mouth feels sweet crusted wine.
"As II all eager for a merry thought,
" The pits Of laughter dimple In his cheeks.
" His speech is aavorous, evermore he talks
% In warm brown autumna sort Of style.
"A worthy man, Sir who shall stand at compt
"with conscience white, few stains Of winen
A very good description of jolly old epi-
cure. Again
" The bridegroom
I" Is toying with the shore, his welded bride,
" And, in the funess Of his marriage joy,
" lie decorates her tawny brow with shells,
Retires a space, to see how fair she looks,
" Then proud runs up to kiss her"
And
81 Like wild lover who has found his love
" Worthless and foul friend, the sea, has left
" His paramour the shore naked she lies,
"u Ugly, and black, and bare. Hark how he moans
The pain Is In his heart. Inconstant fool
ole will be upon her breast to
AS eager to-day"
We have quoted enough, and would remark
that Mr.. Smiths poems are very abundant in
beauties, and contain lines and phrases reveal
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
M OF O Il.

MERGED MINING COMPANY.
K1- Any Claim against this Company, will
be paid in CASH, presentation.
sMYTH CLARK, Agent.
Mt ophir, April 18th, 1857. sl5-u
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06
California Steam Navigation Co.
Observation-Disclosures
BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND STOCKTON

Steamer CORNELlA..."........ Capt. +. CoNKLN.
Steamer j. BRAGDoN. Capt THOMAS W. SEELEY
Leave Jackson Street Wharf San Francisco Daily (un
days excepted,) for Stockton, at4P.M
A7 Freight and Passengers wilaiways receive the best
attention. JOS. s. PRATT. Agent at Stockton.
ar 3m SAMUEL J. HENsELY, San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-05-06

We have quoted enough, and would remark
that Mr.. Smiths poems are very abundant in
beauties, and contain lines and phrases reveal
ing wealth Of poetic thoughts and expression
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

CuHISG Glover HAI.-A correspondent of
the Germantown Telegraph, gives the following
practical remarks on this point:
'.If clover is cut when in bloom, and permit
ted to remain undsturbed in the swath till the
forenoon of the second day, and then turned,
exposing the under and unwilted side to the
sun for few hours, and then pitched carefully
into cocks OF sixty pounds weight, cured hay,
and there allowed to stand till cured the hay
will be heavier, brighter, of better flavor, and
possessed of far greater nourishment, than hay
OF the same kind made in the ordinary man.
ner The leaves and fine heads, which are in.
evitably lost by drying in the ordinary way, in
consequence of their brttleness when dried
are in this way preserved. The flavor Of tn,
hay is also vastly superior. One ton of good
clover, made in this way, is worth, for feeding
two tons cured in the old way, and deprived
by turning, spreading and fllching, of its head
and leaves. The fermentation which it under
goes in the cock, is never sufficiently vigorous
10 disspate any of the almcntary properties
and is surely sufficient to be perceptibla by tn,
hand.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18


WOLF TEETH IN HoRsEs A correspondent
Of the Country Geatleman gives the following /;
81 have recently noticed an article in the
Cuiiuuior, on the subject of Wolf Teeth in
Horses. have had some experience i'll this
matter, and here offer you the results Of my
observations. / had a valuable young horse
wEo exhibited evidences of diseasein One eve.
My first impression was he had got some hay
seed or something of tho kind in his eye. The
main symptom was running at the eye, and
while Affected in this way, he was unusually
restless. l consulted with my neighbors, and
was told that he had a wolf tooth, and unless
removed it would make him blind; l then con-
suited several authors on tho subject ofhorses,
only ono OF whom mentioned this disease, and
he mentioned il merely to ridicule the idea that
| q wolf tooth would affect the sight of the horse
| accordingly neglected to do anything about
it until ii was too late. had it taken out al
last, but the horse lost his eye. On another
horse taken in the same manner, had the
tooth removed in season, when the running al
the eye ceased, and the sight became periec
as before. These are facts that ought to bt
known, for our writer's on the horse and Iii
diseases, are either silent on this subject, OF
what is worse, only allude to ii in such man
her as to lead us into error. A large proper
tion Of the blindness among our horses Is, il
my opinion, owing to the presence OF vol
teeth, which could have been removed will
very little trouble, and the eye saved. hopt
| tho readers of the Cultivator and the Countr,
| Gentleman will not have to learn so dear les
son on this subject as experience has taught
| me.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

FLoRIcuLruRE-Fo JUNE.-The plants be-
ing out of the house, there need be little said
ut this time. The required attention is in Civ
ing water according to their different constitu-
tions and habits. Where there is no ram or
river water, 1t should stand at loast ono day in
butts or cisterns, to take the chilly air from it,
and become softened by the surrounding at
mosphere. This is more essential to the health
of the plants than is generally supposed. The
small plants in dry weather will require water
evening and morning. Give regular syring-
ings as may be required. There are frequent
ly rains continuing for several days, which will
materially injure many plants If they arc not
turned on their sides, or defended by sash or
shutters, until the rain is over, especially small
plants. The syripgings should never be done
till after the watering at the roots, and they
should never be more seldom than every alter.
nate evening. Turn all tho plants frequently
to prevent them from being drawn to One side
by the sun or light. Carefully look oyer then
at these turnings to detect any insects, and
observe that the tuberous-ro or decduouS
geraniums are not getting too much water, they
being now dormant.
TO cure deafness, tell man you've come t.
pay him money. 1t beats acoustic all hol
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REGISTER'S OFFfCE,

NEW CAsTFR COUNTY, NhT lsF, 1851.
TPON the applina ion of Aaron Kair and George kair
" ADMINISTRATORS of Frederick klar, late Of MIL Greek
directed the
upon The Estate doGGnset, whit tho dnte Of granting
thereof; by causing advertisementa In be posted within
forty days the date of such Letters in n the NEST
public places the county Of New Castle, requiring all
having the Estate to present tho
same or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such made
and provided And also the same to be Inserted
wLhnthe same period in the Delaware Republican, a
newspaper published in Wilmington and to be oontinu-
ed therein Two months, 4.
I-J GIVEN under tho hand and Sea of Office of tn a
Sh.SS Reg lister aores1id at CIV Castle, in New Cas-
written. PETER y. VANDEVER, Register,
MOTT CT IAN persons having claims againstlhe rs
of the deceased must present the duly testel
10 theAdnlnstrhtors before the day Of May 1885,
hide the Act of Assembly N such made and pro-
vded AARON u. ARR | Al,n,rs
GEORGE Kl.AIR, { Au'" rs
MILL CREEK lin. MAY LIST, lB57,-ATay 7-2m.
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rrE pRIEFLEss BARRIsTER.

BY JOHN q. SAKE
An attorney was taking a turn,
IN shabby habiliments drest
tIIs coat h was shoekingly worn,
"a "a she rust had invested his vest
,,..,,.aaobes had suffered breach,
His linen and worsted were worse
NJ .' hsa scarce whole crown In his hat'
nd NOT a half crown in his purse.
And thus as he wandered along,
cheerless and comtortless eH'
He sought for relief in song,
Or complainingly talked 70 niiiiseh'
GO Unfortunate man that am
I,ye never client but grleii
The case is, I've no case at all, 40,
And in brief, have meier had Drlei'
g I,ve waited and waited in vain,
Exnecting an opening to lind,
Where an honest young lawyer might gam
some reward for the toll of his mihd'
90 Tis not that Pm wanting in law,
Or lack an intelligent face,
That others have cases to Plead,
While have TO plead for u case
uo. how can a modest Young man
Fer hope for the smallest progression
The profession's already so tull
or lawyers SO full OF profession
While he was strolling around,
His eye accidentally fell.
On very deep hole in the ground, ,
And he sighed to himself g 1t is wellf'
The curb his emotions he sat
On the curb-stone the space of a minute
Then cried, sc here's au opening at last y
And in less than a jitiy was in it
Next morning twelve citizens came,
('Twas the cooner bada them attend,)
So the end that it might be determined
How the man had determined his end
&c The man was a lawyer, hear"
Quoth the foreman who sat on the corse
sc A lawyeri Alas" said another,
WHe undoubtedly died OF remorse."
A third said, " He knew the deceased;
An attorney well versed in the laws,
And as to the cause of his death
Twas no doubt from the want of cause
The Jury decided at length,
After solemnly weighing the matter,
That the lawyer " was drowned because
Ho couldn't keep his head above water
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R REGIS. OFFTGi.-E

NEW CAST LIE COUNTY, MAY T3th 1857.
VTPONthe npp ioAon OF Samuel Seeara, Administrator
" OF Joseph Green soured man late ppoquinininK
ted by the Register bat ihe Adminstraor aforesaid,
Upon the Estate Of the uneased, with the date of granting
ii, reof, by causipg ADVERTISEMENTS TO be posted within
most pub places Of the county Of New Cnstle requir
present tie same Of abide by Act of Assembly in
case alo and provided And also cause the Sumo to he
inserted wthng the same period in the Delaware Re
publican, newspaper published i'll Wilmington, and TO
be continued therein two months. -.
I--J Given under tho hand and Seal of Office OF tho
IL. s. RcgiGtor Aforesaid, at Now Castle, IN New
tS Castle County aforesaid, he day and year above
written. rETER Is. NANDbN EN-, Register.
SOTICE.-All persona having clairs agni1st tho
Estate Of he deeescd must present the same duly AZ
May, A. D. iass, abtce tho Ac9f Assembly n such
| caRs maids and provided, SAMUEL SEGAHS;
| poRT PENN MAY l8--Int I'm. AlIn'F.
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, nay 18TH, iBoI,
Upon the pplicatIon0t Margaret WggleswnTtlt Adj
nnistTnriN of Joseph Wiggl esworth, late of the city
Of WmiHgton in said o0unty,des'd.;t is oRpGRRp and
rGcted by the Register thatthe Admnisratrix aore-
said, granting OF letters 81 Adnimstrl
ton upon thu Estate of the deed with tue date Of grant
In forty days from the date ofsueh Letters six oftho
pInliG places ofhe County of New Castle, requr
ing all persons having the
sent the same, abide by an Act of Assembly in SUCH
made provided. And also cause the same be
inserted within the same perIodin the Delaware Re-
publ lean, newspaper published IN Wilmington, an /
TO he continue Ell therein two months. II
t-) Given under the haAd and Seal OF Once n lie
SlS} Register aforesaid at New castle. in New Gas
~ tie County aforesaid. theday and year above
written. PETER B. yANDEVER, r. ogIstsr,
NoTICE,-Ail person having aims againsithe Es-
tate OF the deceased, must present the same dpy attest
cd to tho Administrators before the 18th day Of
May, 1888, abide the ACT OF Assembly in such
-, MARGAKEir WIG GLEswoRrn, Amin'rx.
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MORGAN RIAnK HAMR

n THIS CELEBRATED YOUNG HORSE will
sinnd to improve the Breed OF Horses the stable
Hss,sof tile subscribor, near Delaware City, BLACK
HAWK colt Of the old original Vermont Black Hawk
Which was sired w the Sherman Morgan Horse sherman
gan Black Hawk was full blood English Mare.
THIS Horse WAS purchased by tho slbscrber at the Ma
H. t93k tle Premium there yearling. He also took the
Of 1851 az 2yelr old He has also taken the Premium
az the Fairs az Wilmington and Baltimore. He years
old in June 5l hands high, Of dark brown color for
style action and beauty he carpot by any horse
I'M Union, HI was broken by Mr. Ralph Pease, and 1t ID
his opinion that no will make very fast Horse, he shows
signs OF great speed TERMs-Sl2 for tho season, com
meneing the 10Th of April and ending the first of August
S3btn insure. ANTHONY REYBOII
Rp 10 Delaware Civ,
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yaT,uAz1E REaL EsTATs,,

m RE,ilE subsrribcrwill sell at Privae Sale, the
~ IL following described Real Estate, late the
lhHgNu norperly Of James Denney, decnased, IN
lasall Mill Crook lunlfed New Castle County, State
Of Dslawarc the ElmEu as the Enme Farm, and on
which the said james Denuey deceased lately re3lded
silia cd on theupper rn lending from station to New
ARK and distant dluut miles from stanton, Rnd7 miles
from Wilmington, Deli cont tininy about 100 cre5, some
Ave of which is IN Timber and the balahoe ~ cleared
land and Ugh state oi ilnp rovement, and we'll wa
tered having running streams in nearly very field The
buildings are large two story Dwelling House and
Kiichen large stone Barn with stahug underneath,
Corn cribs, Grnnqry ,snoe house and all necessary out
building aud all in good repair, never failing well OF
the hest o water. and pu % at The door. There is
prine Apple mud Peach Orchard this property, and
variety OF other Fruits. Posse iSlon Wi be on the
25th day OF March next. JAMES DENNEl, Jr,
Iap / 4
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! .S q sNn ,rlaR Pow

n y A VAIITAB LI FARM ANIJ W 2 I.'t ~,
80 oriG Cecil County Md a Rl,gs E"a 10 ris iR
IElm ION, containing 40 Acres Of g9nd anl ~ ~ ~
so5d state Of divided into ahels WAN n,
IA hcpea al meaunW land, Al Acres OF good WOpuoll
and ali under goDd fencing The Water p1we Is f1ou
sond stIeam oFwatef, The improvements afesnpu uwsi
sns M feet square and contains gnod rooms hlu
ins nv go ieet good grnnary, crlpst spfg
Smoke House, nnd9th out budlgss; AZ y s2l 0' nn
wall water,I and would mtke good g'azins lnI ~,
iand has all heen lined well and now laises suu
nnd " iii e ad nj SBi per Acre. Cali or address me u-
dersigh9ea " i''o' ~ f' JAMES H. RAY.
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&c Coon TO MAKE MEN OP."-A gentleman
once asked a company of little boys, what
they were good tOr2 One little fellow prompt
| ~ answered,
TWe are good to make men Of"
Think of that, my young friends; you are
| all good to men and women of. We do not
mean-nor did that little boy-that you are
merely good to grow up to the size of men and
women. No, we mean a good deal more than
this. You are to make persons that will DO
respected and usetul--that will help to do
good in the world. No one, who is not useful
and who does not seek to make the world bet
ter, deserves the name of man or woman.
You should not forgot that, ii there ars to
be any men and women-any that deserve such
u name-twenty or thirty years hence, they arc
to he made Of you who are now children
What world this will be, when you grow up.
if all only make men and women! Will you
not ponder this subject, and sShow yourselves
men2'
"Good to make men OFF, What kind o.
mon will our youthful readers BIO twenty year:
hence1 win they be classed with the intell
gent, the respectable, the industrious, tht
prosperous, the benevolent, the pious men o
the timer for doubtless there will be such. l
may require little sclf-denal, and hard stud,
and hard work but such character is cheap
| ly purchased at that price-and such charac
| ter we wish all our readers to bcar.-HOn
| CoHlpanion.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

AGOnD FARM CONfAlNlNG2l4 ANtGS
$A VI good land, and now in good state o. inPr9He
IsaspN ment ,ahou 10 Acres OF good wood lpn' et"p
lEtl last year 1900 bushels Of cora IVY BUSHES y
al ws wstered Bullngs, House Of Slose l6 Dy y ",
WIN frame Kitchen attached md conlainnE rooms "
ALL stahng, granury cribs and other tu
The sn 10 excel cut; this Farm N Gee,i
" Md n miles rou Nurth Fast and rnu itktun hhu
y ram New Castle This Farms wn[thuf the allen
lou al speouatnrs oets as u can be pop NJ TteI
low pTice of 8 AZ per Acre, and terms ensy,
particulars, apply to the undersigned a ~ MY
eept. q. . .Nmitl - 49,
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MhW LIVnRY sTAnLn.

a. TtiE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULlIAN
~ nounces to the people Of w mingon that he Inns
- - commenced the LIVERY BUSINESS in Fourth
Sreet ietween French and Walnut, where the best al
HORSES and CARRIAGES can be proc on the most
accommodating terms,he animals aafe and reliable
md the Cerriages Of the trs quality, nte-
the business and keep superior Horse and Vehcjes he
hopes that the public will him share Of patron
age, ap. 2.tE A, AR MS'rRfiNG
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-18

Sir george Gore and party, who have re-
turned to st. Louis from a hunting expedition
on the head of the waters of the Missouri. re
port of the Sioux Indians as hostile and COM
hitting atrocities against the whites. A de-
tachment of the United States troops had been
sent against the savages.
A young lady named Mossey was killed in
Allegheny county, Nd, recently, by the
accidental discharge of gun,
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a yALuAnLu FAEEI FOR Sad

a THE SUBSCR BEK UFFTaHS y ~
Stsg5A YATE SALE, Farm SluatCu " teh FpttnI
EEgM Hundred. New Caste G9R H aI tuw Of
Newark aud quarter Ola mite from tie MeSs,rh Dsp
.,n;nns lands Of james l.. Marln, Andrew hctr nau
f6eTs uintaning l2G AcresOf which ~ AGeGm1I M' IN
iandh of having been lined all over iDn
sss and The grt part the fh time within te ast =
wars with considerable quantity oiGunnu aii ~ " msl
wntered The imp ovrmehs area sunsiaht,hl iVS s,o
frame House and Kitchen at"rn MINI as rsa ar,
~ by 81 feet with D'Lma0 aud C1rnGrh annm eSia. W
ali Init within me last u yenTs, with other necesshly v
buildings. Also small tenant House On we H r.
The best Schools in the count 6oh lor MIL,
and ralna eiIkewise places oil public worship an M
Any person wishing to purchase Will call on inc uhHtf
signed Piice SOS per AGfG. Terms easy or 9i t
fab. 2-tG, JAAlfo u. IA D : NeMALht beI.
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La RY virtue OF writ Of Venditlonl hI E9nas
h9A - to me directed. Will be exposed t. ~ Bl4lL
HbsHH VENDUE. on SATURDAY., the 9Th day VI
June next At 2Y'cock IL ne agrl ,i o. llg
Hotel Of George Henry ut larel in Little Crock lpnlre
the following Real ESTATE, tn wit Mo. |, tract ol and
situate in Little Crock Hundred Sussex county, with
two story Dwelling house, Kitchen. Barn. Stables, earn
age house, Smoke house Cribs Apple and Peach ofolarii
adjoining lauds Of the heirs Of Joseph llear uecehsed
Elias Elliott Joseph f. L. Hearn and others containing
26l acres more or less. :,
commonly called the Biven,s mill Seized undlak2n ~
ectiun the property of Thomas ~ Iearn. and Will be
sold for "a Ly &C, STOCKIEN, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFGcR, GEoRa ErpwN, MAY al, 1897
III Ten per cent of tho purchase money VIII a DO
man led on tho lny Of sale. june ll-ts,
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN LExINGroN.-In quar-
rel between John Clay, son of the departed
statesman, and horse rainor named Edgar
in Lexington, KY, on Thursday, the former
shot the latter twice with pistol. One ball
entered his mouth and passed out behind the
ear. Another ball lodged in his back. Edgar
Is reported MORALLY wounded. The parties
have not been on amicable terms for some
time.-CncinnaG Commercial.
| The LApIHs.-The only incendiaries that
kindle flame which water will not put out.
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THE subscriber will soil Mt PRIVATE SALE
EA his Farm Of 30 a ores. being part of Lewuens
Th;h1 Island, about lo Acres of is Marsh well RS
nsfnaas in grass. The ncng all good nearly al OF
has bro put within seven years, ard tho farm has
been LINED all ovor. The BulldlugB are all in goodor
dar fwn houses brick the other frame, the lat
Ter was built h 1856 gould stahlirs pr horsea and Cows
npd shed feet long tor Steers, MIX house, Ice house,
Smoke house, 30 7 ho Farm is miles from winning
toni aud about three hundred Yards from the NEWPORT
anjng on the Uhfstiana Greek where Lime and an,
Te cn delivered aud the produce oil the place sent
away, Bands VINE prices are given for n kinds OF pro
dnoe 1T Newport, which make! a convenient MARKET
THIS the grain and grazing Farms In TINS
section Of the country and vii be sold on nee9Bwoda-
ting terms. WILLIAM SANbh,
may -2mOs, Wilmington, DEL.
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VAauAaLa e,AllWr Y,uf; saI. n


IL TIEmdgrsgned will sell Il! PUBLIC ALE,
GA{s NJ the Hotel nt Jeremiah Cusiien, in the village
tssHn ofChelerveon SATURDAY, 10Th July, next,
-ssA4. At II O'Clock, a. Nj, all that Farm and panta-
ton, Kent county, Md, occupied hy w n. Boyer and
adjoining Tie opis Nlasie, and others containing iOi
Acres. OF lass. Ths Farm beautifully sA-
ted, lying ahoGt Of mile from Ghosturye. and miles
from the tpwn0i Wilmington, The main road from the
former the latter tcOnVauent Landing Churces
Mills Sels &c, l'hq npd has ilproydly theep-
pcaon of Lime Tie buildings are aud sufficient for
lie Farm The fencing good; with suiciency Of wood
and timber. well ct excellent wntarOn tho Farm The
purchaser eau have possessions improvements arr
concerned, ms as he may d6sTc rERMS.-onc-thrt
ofhs purchase money he paid tie Isl January mex
when possession will be gIv5ni aud the balance an,
two years JOHN NJ. GlAlI.hGS,
mry 2l Is JOHN +. NEWMAN.
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FOR SAI4ii--rA very fine 7 ARM, OF 345t A. A-s.A
ores sltINi ed in Kent county, Md, miles im fpIEF
BoIeInia Ferry, and fHnig on the hay; rue ssaEh
lnnd ~ Of the best quality and under Ennu nm
proysment, under good fencing, divided lntnb nv
waterol; lnO Acres or near that amount IN llnni,H ~
the farm as here aged gndng rhe ms an
The first hoor and up, all good 9rAor, GnhaIy o. ny
50 ieet with orb. that will hold 2l bus eun 1a",ins
al the Dwelling very fne The produce 81 MS ihH sH VII
pa ynsnis Of SnOO with interest. Price only S35 ptI
ere for moro iui particulars, aidrrss JAMES H. hAn
Np,vurk. Del