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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

n &2sf..s 81 E1yE III -. -.
- en1 II - i;
Anplaint haviag Az III. 49, -
8Andts for keel ao I'm &tmc q
enth street, Juss1 VI "a ~ u \ Il asrsnk
Captain ,. W. E sec.as2s
eyth posse Of otilcGsS - EhI rede1 ~
sssest 49, iaaaaa1a. 1he Aosae llaa Il .spacious
yasd Decorated Nsh aoverr, snd prvsttlls ilns
external AppearAhde. II has Icng bo-nethe u.
pusasion ~ = house of as1ignaaioa u t!Ie higher
ordehs g arzs
The captaia catered With hiss va rtant and
nads clean sweep, nsressinx.she Keeper asd
every person npOa tho psenisee, tveaty-one in
alL He vas not little surprised 10 Hn1 seve-
ri members Of the church which I'll belongs.
with whom he has long partaken he Sacrament
% well - others whose reputation ii the com.
mnnity has heretofore heen regarded Is ire
proachable among them.
The greatest conservation prevailed, when
these visitors suddenly found themselves in tbs
hands Of the officers Of ne Law. They begged
and pleaded with the greatest earncsi.eas 70 be
allowed 70 escape, Offering every isnaginai 10
excuse for their presence. One man declared
that II he we're 70 be exposed IL would ruin his
family and kill his wife, who was ia feeble health
q home. But The captain was inc xorable, and
allowed none TO escape on any plea.
There was soon great Auttering among Ger
tain outside parties, who, for some reason known
70 themselves il not 10 Others took cxtraordi-
nary interest in the affair, and used their utmost
endeavor to get the parties clear. II il said
tina: man who figures largely in the affairs OF
our city, and whose voice is potent in, the a.
cred precincts of Tammany, win one of Mayor
Woods old police captains, took All active part
IN the proceedings, and pleaded the cause Of
the most prominent Of the prisoners. Il il even
said that they went or sent some ore after jus
tice Wood, TO open the prison DOORS
However this may be, Justice Wood made his
appearance about 2 o'clock this morning, ana
to have especially interested themselves we're
forthwith discharged, and allowed 10 20 home
TO their families. Others appeared ii behalf Of
unfortunate friends, aud the Justice hfiaiys dis
charged all the men before going home, while
the keeper and some Of the girls were commit
ted for examination.
Captain HART, in his return, SAYS: "The scene
that presented itself upon entering the house al
most beggarcd description. There we're seen
girls scarcely out OF their teens, aud men whose
heads are beginning to whiten with tile frosts Of
time, imploring to he saved from exposure for
their families sake--a sad and melancholy com.
nentary upon the morals OF our city, The an.
guish and confusion OF face exhibited by many
were sufficient TO move the stoutest heart, and
formed an impressive lesson Of The truth OF the
saying, the way Of the rransgressor i hard'n
The parties arrested I'll gave fictitious names
Several were known to The officers rs men OF
wealth and high social postion.--N. Y. Post.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

washington, Sep. II.
The modification made in the overland routes
at the instance Of the Hon. John Spheelaas, but
which requires the assent Of the contractors, are
as follows: St. Louis to pass no further west
than Springfield, Mo-, thence by Fayetteville,
Van Buren, aud II. Smith, Arkansas to Pres.
ton, Texas, intersecting at that point the route
from Memphis via Little Rock, Preston and IT.
Fillmore to San Francisco.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

New orleans, Sep. IA.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived with
I dates IRON Havana to tie 18th, and San Fran.
cisco dates to the GOTH
The San Francisco markets were active.
Settlers convention had nominated Stan.
ley for Governor on a mixed ticket.
From Washington territory We learn that
Stevens, DEM, has been elected to Congress by
q large majority.
Advices from Peru state that Sullivan, the
British minister At Lima, had been murdered by
six Peruvians. Different causes arc assigned
for the deed, some political, and others ..fe-
male intrigues.a
Castillo, who was absent at the seat OF war,
had sent for Vivanco, who was still ~ Wagu.
apo.
that the expected Walker expedition Is pratt
cal. A grand Congress OF the Spanish Ameri.
TAN states was soon 20 be held al San Jose
The bark John Bird from Rochland, Maine, with
cargo OF lime took FIRE yesterday, was snuttled
and sunk. Advces from BAlixe state there are
but 10 feet OF water on the bar, the works 10
clear the channel having proved detrimental
rather than otherwise. The fever 10 worse at
Havana. A
Washinton, Sept. Ia.
The long established Banking House or
Pairo 4 Noarse suspended payment this morn
ing, owing 70 the diicuty in raising on their -
curii,es. They have made an assignment, and
i l. reported that their Asscts will largely exceed
their liabilities
Utica, Sept. 4
The Supr<mc Court has appolneed n A. |
We,nere, Receiver Of The Onsasio Bank Of shis |
lily. ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

AMONG the most pratiiinenf features of the
present age is the enormous increase Of capital
in The United States. Tie quantity of land I'M.
der cultivation, tile ar.licaton Of machinery
ana improveInentin sciehce. the numbers Of per.
sons employed in various productions.-all com.
ohe 10 roll up capital n nianrer perhaps nev
er before Witnessed u any country. Let us
take from official return, the numbers of neonlc
and the value OF manufactures. fRenort on the
Finances, D. 91l:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

49,. : NtW IOrK, sep. II.
Aessrs. Carpenter 4 Ide, straw goods dealers.
suspended to-day.
Inc Collins steamship Atlantic sailed al noon
for Liverpool with 80 passengers.
The steamship Vanderbilt also sailed for
southampton and Havre with l27, 900 dollars in
specie, aud III passengers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

NEVER WHrTEwAsH TREEs.-The orchardist
should set his face like lint against all sorts
Of compositions that leave q coating upon the
bark, no matter what they are, nor what is
claimed for them by empires or charlatans.-
me arborlculturist of Boston Common made a
SAD mistake in coating those trees with some
sort OF composition OF the consistency of paint.
me objection to this treatment is that 1t inter,
tereS with the functions of the epidermls. Bnt
say the users, Of these compositions, they are
necessary for the destruction of insects As
well might they advocate the whtewashlng of
men, women and children, when infested with
insects, the genus Pidiculus, in order to get
RID OF them, as that OF painting or whitewashing
fruit or ornamental trees to rid them of auhides,
habitants of their bark or outer covering. Tbe
trees grow and seem to flourish, notwthstand-
ing this mistaken treatment, not because OF it
lit IS no more evidence in favor of titan
the fact that some persons, who seldom or
never bathe, yet enjoy good health, is against
bathing and surface clean-lines in general -
There is no danger of keeping fruit trees too
clean, and this can be done with pure soft wa
ter, or ita little soap be mixed with il. it NAV
cause no harm A good and the safest wash
ior trees is pure water. The tree or plant is
enyeloped with an epidermis like an animal
and for any one to say that has no function TO
perform beyond that OF covering the organism
animated with life, as the envelope does the
ASt''i 10 10 puplish HIS ignorance OF vegetable
physiology. The condition of the covering of
the animal is deemed somewhat essential TO
the state or condition of the animal-so of the
tree, its bark or covering is Indicative of the
heaithlul flgor oil the tree, or of its opposite
condition. ANY one at all acquainted with
fruit trees, whether from a knowledge of long
cultivation or Of observation is prepared to
Judge OF tle condition of an orchard, or gar
den Of fruit or other trees, by looking at the
condition of the bark.-Nep England Far
mer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

The MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL CoLLsoE
was dedicated on the 18th inst. 1t is connected
with farm Of seven hundred acres, three miles
east of the capital of the Stlte-Lansing. The
tuition is free, and the students will BIO requir-
ed to work three hours day and be paid for
their labor. There are accommodations for
eighty students. 1t is the first State Agricul-
tural College established on the continent. Its
-original endowment was $50, 200, the proceeds
o Salt Spring Lands, originally donated by the
Government to the Territory Of Michigan. The
sum Of $50 200 per annum for tho next two
years has been nobly appropriated by the State
to the objects OF the Institution.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

DRIED Pre- PLANTs.-Now is the time. Take
pic plant that is fit for use now not tough,
strip it, cut it in bits an inch or two long,
string it and dry it in like manner with apples.
In tho winter soak it, and treat it like the fresh
1t is capital, as good as when tresh-we cannot
tell the difference. 1t dries very small and
looks unpromlsing, but it will swell up again,
and be as tender and tart as ever. We have
never seen this in print, but it has long been
practiced by some Of our good friends in Mer-
den, who recommend it highly, as do we also
try it. If dried apples are worth l4c next
winter this will come in play, at any rate who
would not enjoy the changed By the way, if
dried for market, our word for it they will sell
at a good price.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

BREAKING CoLrs AND OTHER ANIMALs.-A
few leading rules may be laid down as of uni
versal application In the management of an
finals which We wish to subdue and control.
l. No person is fit to govern an animal, who
has not complete seLf-control; tho first mo-
ment that he feels anger or irritation of temper
he should resign his office.
2. The utmost kindness and genteness must
be used on all occasions, so far as is consis-
tent with convincing exercise of superior
power.
8. Whenever the whip is used, 1t is Of vital
Importance that only single blolu be struck at
time; for while single blow produces dread
of its repetition, several blows are followed by
fury and resentment.
These rules should never be departed from.
Country Gentleman.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
SOM. i7th.tT MAR INA CAMPBELL, Executrlx,
AN ELEGANT FARM ar PUEBLO

hs Subscriber will sell at public sae at the Bot9l of
day. 6 day October next at oodeR 81 MI that
IaEEe agd y4q96lo farm called Somefvile Situated IL
EsTchss iks u ia aGG are sa aads
PS ii$ss. rSsa
may conveniently be divided into as as m maS c TRT ~
water This arm slocited IN one Of The most imSFoyaS
anu improving sections oft County being about siS miles
tho smyrna station, and thee miles from tho Leips ss
Ton on The Delaware ar1ad ami three mile
built Several Thousand bushels Of lime and about 50 tons
% he Pet Pergyan gano have been put upon the lind
eg1fI TO AK ~ The see and gToducea good crops Of
ilst IF large and enenty arr0ngeitwo aiors brick
dweng house, So feet front b. q deep 10 viii N At
SQUARE xsas bacE 5m Sf liz MAIN oSeb "a ~
a wing, n ny sOte1t with Kitchen attached 10 BY IS
i've Ras kitchen S Sha oR hbeEi
RON on the hIt loor; rooms the seoonI exclusive
w Ear[et q h9 badns This entire house Is built
CaSnso Is M ihayng been erected BY re late
latest style There is in the yard neir the door Well OF
y god s Rf ol h6 SP rs
Apple and Pehe HT osd Sk b9r9 1 GTbs sIRhles 49,
een properly equal to ls eitGrsd q" puBiio sn IN IKE
County and lone which have offered greater
for The Pdrpos Of specnlaton, is smifaSy and adj
pnUes So N.Y. to seho9s Mills And
Delaware st at9q plordRs commnIication twce day
vdd a Two fe T sa sGaS 81 Of sd .S
SIZE nnd gve e eacha portion of the Timber and rood
aRcSsa osy % y Ssd Per en- 0sa s Il s
as or secured to be paid in ten days one third on the
and Possession given heI5 per cent 10 be taken as
sIm9 xa r,t IN ThS6sSnGs
sFJ9 9n TisnS to s% ts property G9n 40 oa5
nso 8 lie ra e. e Err pye Ws Cole rgsd
Castle Ga,, delaware THos ii, FEMININE ION SoN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

"a A LENDlDoHEaTERC COUNTY FARM,
"a N situated about miles from Newark Dell, three
lssRhn mes from StTickersvnle and from New Lon,
La.GhA dunS Rnads. This lrmeoniains 2lB AcIeani
PRIMER ci liid, grazing order II ID ui
Yidol nio Fields, vol lenred AT wood q of a eres
pr6youens Rrick Hnuis A. by 90, three snfiee hiEt
with hrlck Kitchen bnck 10 feel square and all hulRsd
Gne 10 by u feet ,hotl well fnslel. WheelwrEht and
lree nasiu no Barn is ~ rs 80 feet; with shedding
ver bTca ies 80 y 40 feet straw house aud wagon
ntej by 30 feet high. This farm is situa ed in good
healthy 6aghbohnnd Chur aes aid School close 10 and
Of at denominations grst Hnh mill adjoining. This
farl high stat oi imp nvencnt and cannot pc excel
led for ts nFu9uOveness, anl would rsk all persons
wRtnsp FArmlSe this To Gallant see me, rs can be
hanghtlOr S85per Acre. NAMES IL, " Az,
tjpi. 2-if Newark, Dsl.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Thre @ negroes, not known, but supposed to
be runa way slaves, being Sc en- lately at Brown
vile, N ebraska, by Missourian, named N.Y.
ers, the latter got up party to capture them.
In the tempt he was killed, two Of the me-
groes e scaped and one was wounded in the
arm and taken after being nearly drowned
He is al legged to be fugitive from Leayenworth
city, x ansns.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Aah FOR SALE, M CHLAND PLAUE,-A NIgO
UGTAT and yamblc Mil Property ami Farm naiR;
aH,lEH ing 25i aores OF chniel rich land now in gpnd
gTasing rider, divided into iitsids with IulnuF water
In almost all ulten, eF good fenons, about 60 hrts
of good TIMBER Tile improvements arc a coed stone
mnns house 80 by 81 feet, with ehpn 10 y feet all
good urdgr and well finished lccauae, smoke house.
milk house, good tenant houses Barn b BY 4l iett"f
stone with straw house IS feet, the barn is
petey STABBED for kurses md feeng cattle large Gana
fy and carriage house with other small buildings. lhc
water power good large and heavy stream. with
Gne and substantial mill dam, he mills IRE az follows
3Htury mill 80 bY 81 feet, with run n htTH all in
pIeie oder, mill Ally 10 iee MISC IN good order
The mill PAYS the interest on the whole property.
from toll and erelant work. The farm would tigi so
head Of oattle and cannr, exceeded for gai ibi iErn
perry Chester county, Pa, at the junction Of the
Ekton and Lewisville Plank Road, Is within mile of
Levi 8vile and from Elkt RUilrpnd station, mud for
its advantages is hard 10 excel, and would Invite all
all persons wnni ng property to c9kat II will com
pare with the above description pru 800 p0rarTe
cash haance mo gage on reasnnRnle tlm9 l65arreS
will be sold with iii mills IL lasr cd FoTmOTe
4 hal Sen T=tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Elegant Country Seat for Sale.

IA hLithat ya;pal,lG and b!auLi!ul Estate known
IESsM side Of the rhIlHdetpGla Turnpike Rond, one
lsA9AA. mic iroTithe city Wilmngton, Delaware, com
tnningIO0 more or less, fifteen OF which wuu
Hnt thg eeared lant ina 600 state Of eulLlvGon-
very large numb of very fuo FRUIT TREEsal in
full bearing and very choice The mansion Is large and
wa gnd sqrroundng county, This is dccitcdly the
most desirable situation nuwCtered Tor safe this
tiOn Of he country, and ia most eiEan and althy
situation for private restcnee Price Ss2j FER acre,
or S22 5O solns' hing less in cash, balance ON
SAGE for term Of years To suit proHse For more
tlll particulars, apply TO JAMES " RAf Newark,
aug, IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

LIN THE WASHINGTON HOTEL at NEWARK,
A3N will sell, at Private Sale.the above well
SAaA known stand, now doing heavy business. The
property issituated the of the Town, the
MAN Street, The Frnntor Lolsabuut 115 feet on the
tsreet, and raining back about 3lN feet The Buildings
consist of targ8 pacuus House, onntnning some l6
Rooms, all good order wit urg Stahng fr so. g.
read nlhOses, with good Sheds, &c,, with Drove Yald
aek, for Cattle. h property will rent for uvei Ssht
aud VII be sod for SEASONS nn1-haii Cash, balance
adlress the U II iersigned soon, JAMES IL. RAI,New
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

A.uA good farm containing 2Os Acres of clOtsa
GS4 e 6sapsaF Giy III c6oiiGduTy
Md ided into fields with run Mug waot il an
Of rich maTil and has Ind l50l bushels Of quick Limo
Put on within the Rlst yolr, has good aEdnB The
BOhemn River. The Improvements are guad lou 10 of
Frame rooms The first onr and ht second, with
good water al the Upri gtnni barn amt good siahng.
gqud Apple Orchard with ather fruit trees, 6catijn
holhy; suhoent nhonnt Of lumber for tho use Of the
iarm. Price s. OO, cash, AlluGc mortgage Posses
sion 18th Of Marc. For more full lGiOrtun call or Rd
dress AAIEsS IL. RAY, n ewarKt Del. Sep II,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

In A good flrm situated and adjoining tho village
GzEyA oil LED Lion, New Castle county, Delaware,
isssM and within 8 miles Of Wilmington. containing
lin 5st Aores Of good lnnd under ial! improve
ment, and divided nto7 neosuIea with lair tencing;
grazing OF dairy farm 1hebudnss are good lnrae o.
BRICK and lral1e, containing T0nns with good cellar
under the main building good carriage house. corn cribs
sabuE, &c, with good tenant hnaes tins nrip can
will he sold in one larm or divided to sui pnTehaSeis.--
Price $50 per subject to survey, ana es OF pay
ment within tho reach Of ny one wishing to turchnse
or part, = or cash, bllance y fears nr longer
gage For more full partipu ars call Barney ReyhOd
Delaware City, or the undersigned rs u eWank pe
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

ii A GOOD FARM CON TANNING III ACRES
EA uf good ant aud now in good statopf IMPROVE
Isssm ment about q Acres Of good wood Pnl crops
Wheat Oats aud Potainesin nTnporton,d divided lntnheld
n II vel ntered Buildings, House of stone GDy 2it
with frame Kitchen attached. and containing rnns III
S u, sig 9,net NV n
q, Md miles from North Easthnd lEum u lkton and
u from New Castle, This FrrmB wOrthoI the httrH
ION ofspecatorsor othersas y nsn be baGghttnr ne
particulars, apply Overwhelmingly SeNaTs, ne;.
mi w.. -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Eor the pelaWare Renubllcnn.

SpRING MILLS, Sept. 18th, '57.
MEssRs. EDIrORs.--Will you please ask your
agricultural readers to make note OF the time
they commence and finish seeding wheat the
crop that the wheat follows the kind of man
ure used, with such other observations az may
be likely TO lead to the discovery of the most
favorable time for seeding.
Should the fly prove disastrous to the next
crop, and the farmers would generally report
to the different papers in the State their success
or failure with the information alluded to above,
a mass of information might be collected that
would be of invaluable advantage. have never
noticed crop seriously injured by the fly that
had been sowed between the 9th and 18th of
October. This may or maynot be the most ia
yorable time for seeding. Tie plan proposed
above and followed up for several years would
settle the matter. T.. b. CouRsEY.
In accordance with the above request, says
the Peninsula News, we ask each one of our
agricultural readers to furnish lis Immediately
after sowing their wheat with replies to the fol-
lowing queries and we will form them into a
table and publish them for reference next har-
vest. Let each one of our readers do it, and
induce his neighbors to do the satne.
What is the time OF seeding
What crop preceded Z
What kind of manures used
How was the wheat covered
How deep was the ground ploughed
On what kind of ground was it seeded!
In addition we will be glad to to receive any
other remarks deemed important.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
FOR SALE.

A FARM in Hartford Co., Nd, of 995 acres,
Faay gill be sold on very nseommodatiIs ternsi for
sEG further particularly apply the subscriber No,
l7g Market ST., ofiae No, s, sd floor. Also,
2stoTy Brick House and Lot. ami three two story Franc
Houses IN French St. tween 9Th and It'll It's, three
story Brick Honse and Lot in 18th below, ,Lomiardi
story Brick House and Lot n 9Th above Washington ST.
three story Brick House and Lot in Walnut Above B
S with several other Buick and Frame Houses and lots
sold very low, aud on accommodating terms " app Ing
10 the subscriber above Real estate agent and for
renting aud COLLECTING rents, and settling Up estates.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24


PUNIsnhRSTs IN THE GREAT MoGoL's TINE.
They (the maranders who infested Delhi)-
used to he punished and executed in most
cruel fashion such as by being tied to the foot
of an elephant to be dragged through the town
or being split by one of those huge animals
In the latter case, the elephant, directed by
the mahawat, puts one OF the legs of the poor
victim under his foot, and, seizing the other
with his trunk, splits him in a second by one
pull. when the leg pulled comes off with the
covering of the stomach and very nearly half
the skin of ths body. The next mode is
breaking the head. This horrid punishmentis
inflicted by putting the man horizontally on
one side, with his head on hls stone a bail
of ston is then put on his upper temple, and
the exc cutioner, asking permission Of the OFF,
Ger three times, inflicts fatal blow with a
large OGDEN hammer on the small ball, which
smashe the head at once and the brain is
dashed out.-.dutObiograph Of a MahometaH
Gentlen san.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Judge Reagan, member OF Congress elect
from the Eastern district OF Texas is said to
have been killed lately in an ARRAY at PaIes-
tine, Anderson county, Texas, in which his
brother and three other persons also lost their
lives.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

m A farmBituasd near iroensb1rouEh, Caroline
fT3A county Md containing isi acres Of good and,
EslUu would make good farms of 2l2 ehch as there
laGllM is sets ofnow buildings on each, Houses Of
france containing rpums each, it'll good sary out
buildings for tami tn ianl IS under 6nol LEM ing ana
ar good soil good Improvements, has large guam
t9 az aiabe timber. wIthia niles OF the Mary
ia Il and Della are all Roai and within miles Of navi
gabe water whafeime can be had at timer churches
Schools mills, &C. close y hand This property val he
In eonn Tnstalmenis with interest," For more full Parti
ouins call on DR. II, lobstine at GIesnsborough, or
the undersigned at Newark. Del. r.,r,,st,,AI
July 27-tE JAMES h'hA1'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

h1 4 Farm Containing l0l ores Of beahtlInl land
SETA2 situated in AlufdeTkn Hundred, k0nt county,
II..isL Dell adjoining Ind pfrhomas Jame,S d"sheTs'
II- FIt,I il ntY looted, on tbs Main state,
Road leading from Dover to FredGrCa and Is IN one 81
ina most thriving and Improving nelEhDOrhoiS III
t,e county, clio Water Navigation aud q good Mar
ket, Its convenient to Schon5 ChuIehe;, Mills Sc
inonts nre comfortable story Dwelling H9u3e; with
slnla ont buildings, md ncl0sed with good subSan-
tin fence Five thousand bushels Of blme besides other
lnaGfea have oen put upon this farm within the last i've
ysrrs, and producing good crops. Price S3l per
"''o' Dickson 4 CULBR ETH,
GeDIO nmo Real Estate Agents, bower, del.