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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

AsA good farm containing zOi Acrsa Of choisc
YEltA9 rich Land. situated TN ne BOhema Ma nor
.Ilt 81 miles from Cheslpeak City In Cecil county,
Mo-. rs Id vidGd into folds with rutnns water ~ all
under complete post and rail lenolag has splendid bed
M ri ch lnaiIill and us hHi Is Ou bushels Of quick Lame
put Within The R1at YER, hNSl good lnGdnE on the
frame rnons on HE FIRST onr and the second, with
gOO water the dJur grsulty blrn aud good stahng
gond Apple OGchIrd with niher tuit trees, location
heIlthy; suhoent amount Of inbar or the nae OF the
farm, Pros Yt2lUO cash, blAnco mortgage, Posses
sion 18th nF March For more u Information cali Hh-
dress AAES IA. RAY, 9warK. Del, Sep IT,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE,

III A good Farm of 2Oa Acres, situated % miles
E;yg3 west Of Ncwqrk, n Cecil Co, Md and on lhe
J4sh2 ptOvement, divided iLt0 efeds, OIL well .noed'
and rnnnlhg wp'r IN most OF them nbonI x, eofeS t
house, tainng some rooms. Barn % bl 60 eet, oil
and HTe very substantially built and IN hne or
dor floors and has Btahens lur ieeding cntte,1o
rus is good farm and worthy of notice. Price Y05 per
acre. On2h, balance mortgage. Apply 10 JAMES III.
RAY, Newark, lpl, OCT 22.t.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

m AVAILABLE FARM AND WATER Pow
EESHA er u Cecil County Md milGs from Elk!9n
nLll ton, containing 100 ores Of good land, all in
good Of cultivation, divided into Shields, with about
20 Acres of meadow land, 40 Acres OF good woodland
and al under good fencing, The Water Puwer is good
rs feet head and fail, with grist and mill and
good of water The improvements good dwell
ing SO feet squae and contains goUdrnOms and garrett
GU eet granary, cribs, Spring house,
Smoke House, and other out buildings, al n good order
good Orchard of Iorent kinds of Iruit the farm land
swell watered and would mike good glazing farm, the
land has all heen lined well and now raises good crops
dersigned for more ullpatuculars at Newark, Del,
sept. 10 IT, JAMES n, RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE.

Ii beautiful Farm situated within miie of
f{e Sealurd, sussex county, Delaware at the ten
lsssM nanoes ofthe Delaware RAN Road, containing
500 Acres Of good lRnj, and completely fenced
With good post and rail fencing ano dlyiasd 42 hSlds
anu Chestnut timber. Tie build splendid use
bu IL 10 mOdcrinsye. with pUrches n front and bnck,
continuing 10 well Finished rooms, with agUnd cellar
der the main budns; slahns, carriage house, granry
than 81 or s 50ln. For more full PARTICULARS sail on
THRoDoRK PRIcR, Esq, NJ Seaord. tine undersigned
at N ewark, Del. July 20 IT, JAMES IL, RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

pA A6OoD Mill property and Farm, situated y
HEYfAF miesS. West Of New london Y kcOl, Chesl !
lif1 Co.. Pa eonlaiGins p acres 81 so9d ,ana, -
with good fence and well watered. hue young Apple
orchard in prime Of bearing, with other fruits The I'M
proyenents are Frame House % by 81 feet, and a well
finished Barn By 4,ieet with Wagon House md Ctps
lifted up for the ma5ufacinre Of bnars, the fall ~ e
witt over shot wheels. Price a8n per acre ana terms
quiring the premises, or tho subscriber ut NSw9yk 20
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE,

A COOP FARI CON flaming 2l4 ACRES
>, Of good land and now in good state 9iiinpIoye
lEssQ ment ,aboul 10 Acres Of youd wood land, crop
lLlkIN last year 1919 bushels If corn 500 bushels
WIeaf and Potatoes portion, divided n.oIt
A well " TERED, Buildings House Of iORe 10 by % II
with frame Kitchen attached and containing ro2ms ~
The sol is excel eni this FnTm ssituaedIn Cecil co,n
ty, Nd, miles from North East aud from Ekt0n and
Il from New Castle. This FARMS woTthOf the alton
ION OF speculAtorsor othesas II can he bOughtlnr the
low price Of Acre,gnd terms easy For further
F+sanI 81 JAMES n RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing l9o acres of good land, situated
"A IN the main road from Newark to Fair Hin, about
Jules from the former place, IN Cecil Cos Nd, divided
int We'll waiered with good springs and under
laT iencng has about 81 OF good woodland. The
improvements arc GOOD and substantial frame cottage,
'front.' mud hack buildings, and commanding extensive
wow for unny niles Tho larn 1926 by ~ feet and
her Of good fruit trees. Any wishing 10 purchase
will lind this very desirable situation Price Sl ,OUO,
or cash, balance mort gage. Apply to
Sent 2l-lf ]. u.KAN, NeMAIk. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

IA A Farm near BTidgevie Sussex county. Del
IN awrlre. containing 3iO Acres Of beautiful land
lsssm 100 acres of good tmher,. Of oak, Hickory,
sl&. CheSnut 49,. tho cleared land is divided into
fields. is unde fair Improvement. under fair fenclng
and rusiEg good crops, adiOns che Delaware Rail
lime oaIl he ha At any time, The impro are
good and grge house, containing me oOms, stabng
and out buildings, this Id the making of handsome lrm
good wats a me nonse; Price S2 per acre; Ss'O cash
Ieulats address or call on JAMES II. RAY,
July 20 II. Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

fine Farm containing % Acres of oxoells nj
VEyA land hns been lined all over or times and
Hni 20 acres OF excellent timber; tho cleared land Is
well waiered aud would make good grnzlng farm. The
large and gOnd frame house, in fare
order, excellent bara Of stone and frame hoors 20 b.
Rrad leading Elkon, Hhsut miles dlstlnt, where
lime and grain be bought aud sold at tho Hail Road
siatiun the Villages Of Poplar Hill the Plank Road
aud Cherry Hill Within about mile, where a,oles
sSgiO; cash, b9lsncc mortgage. Apply To AMEs A..
nAN NaWarE. Del. Got 22.ti,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
MAUp MULLER.


ri
MAUD MULLEN, on asummeu ~ ~, H
kaked the meadow, s"se 49,, ~ waalth
Beneath her torn hat e,o LOW health.
Of simple beauty Alu 81 ~. navy alee
Singing, she wrongns, s ss,n, his tree
The hosk-or" oe''e.s :, ~ tsr-ofr town,
Bat, when she gi ,,i's,aos looking down
mn"s hs'- ,,.a .ns vague unrest
The sweet sons 49, tn,s,,rg allied her brrnst- at
Ana A-,-' =. h.ra,v dared to own,
A WISH, ,phs ~ ha,,cr than she had known.
For sonsu .,outv down the lane,
The Jnaee III NJ horse,s chestnut mAno.
smVv ~. h,,di. In tho shade
ne Grew n,s ,rees. 10 greet the maid.
~ w s..nrb, from tho spring that flowed
ana ns ssh ~ mssdow across the road
,shere the cool spring dubbed up,
sne asy IA 1or him her small lin cup.
80 1,..a. "A "a aha gave il, locking down
~ ~, ssst "a bare, and her tattered gown.
49,. ~, ..,a ,bs Judge, ga sweeter draught
sll,s s.,,ar hand was never quafed."
r'-..s. N. g,ess and flowers aud trees,
AZ AZ .,is .,rsing bIrda and the humming bees;
NJ =, ,,Ilsa Of In. haying, and wondered whether
m aIond In The west would bring foul weather.
81 m.,d foryot her brier torn gown,
10 hsr grnceful ankles bare and brown;
1ua I,,,.nod. while a pisassd surprise
1,onL "A from her Ion Z. dashed hazel eyes.
laat
Sacks 4 vain excuse, he rode away.
Maud Muller looked, and sighed: CAB, me!
That the Judges bride might be
an, would dress me up 10 sinks Sc fue,
And praise and toast me OF his wine.
sMy father should wear bToadeloth coat
NY brother should sail painted boat;
t,I'd dress my mother 80 grand and COY,
And the baby sb0uld have new toy each day.
"And I'D feed the hungry and clothe the poor,
Ard ali should bless me who lett cur deor"
The judge looked back Al no climbed the bill,
And saw Maud Muller standing still.
"a form more feir, face mere sweet
Meier hAlh it been my lot to mee';
oAni her modest answer and graceful cir
Show her wise aud good as she Is fair.
,nyould she were mine, and to-day. &c..
Like her, harvester Of hayi
ono doubtful balance Of rights AID wronRs,
Nor weary lawyers with endless tongues,
HBu. low Of cattle and song Of birds,
And health and quiet and loving worda.m
But he thought Of his sisters proud and cold,
And his mother vain Ut her rank and gold. .
30, closing his heart, the Judge rode on,
And Maud was left in the field alone.
put the LAWYERS smiled that afternoen,
When he hummed in court an old love. tune:
And tho young girl unused beside the we'll,
Till the rain on the uuraktd clover fell.
he welded wife Of richest dover.
who lived for fashion, as he for power.
Yet oft, in bis marble hearth's bright uloy,
he watched picture come and 20;
And sweet Maud Muller,s hazel eve.
locked out in their innocent surprise.
Oft whom the wine in his glass was red
he longcd ior he wayside wall instssS
And closed hi, ava, nm b;s ,o rr;s,oa roor,a
10 Jrsam ~ ,nSeioHs and sIovar. sIon'0s
And The n,oud man SIGHED ,.;,h. n .aorot n,;,.
nAh. that I Wsrs frsn sssin, ''4 seO's' Pa'"'
uFror n, whsn rod. ~, -
WhsTo NJ harsfooa U,s IA. -:5y,.,Ln
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26


How THEY CATCH HUSBANDS OUT WEST =
aUnthinking gentleman, Mr.. Green, has lady
put under his charge by anybody, perhaps by
gentlemanly stranger, who, in the confidence
style, asks him to see her ashore, when they
arrive at Snagville. Mr.. Green, rather fascin-
ated by his young protegse, more or less. Very
dull on board steamboat, passengers tired to
death. Mr.. Green prosecutes intimacy, and
meets with bewildering success. Passengers
continue to be very dull. Mr.. Green continues
to advance. Passengers wouldn't mind little
scandal to pass the time. Green's young lady
is observed by other ladies-kind, good, sweet
ladies-to cry a deal in very conspicuous parts
of the vessel, and suddenly muftie up her face
and sob, or else run. Lady passengers, full OF
pity, conclude at once that Green is wretch.
| Asks girl if he isn't girl 'boo-hoos.' Grand
| indignation scenes gentlemen passengers hold
| a meeting noble, impulslye hearts, let ou
their fine feelings heightened moral captain
looks grimly and virtuously sagacious winks
to passengers. Takes Mr.. Green aside, ant
bullies him about the girl Green turns blue
Captain calls him villain before folks, and or
ders marriage forthwith. Green declines
Captain produces wo'reyolyers, a bowie-knife
: and clergyman. Green scaves in and con
sents. Young lady overwhelmed, ladies over
, | whemed, everybody overwhelmed, especial
, | captains clerk, who exchanges wlnks with til
: bride when unobserved by the rest Of the pal
: ty. All cheerful captain stands champagne
y gentlemen joke Green ladies all sympathy t
: bride dinner and report in newspapers
q Green turns up as a widower three days atte
among the Peicans. Bride has run away wit
h porte moandie and shirt-studs3'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE.

&A ap endid Farino Is acres, more or less stu
EeM atel ~ ChTlsiana Hid On the lancaster PIKE,
Ian il IN good state Of cultivation, havIn been well
lined aud nanured within short time, Is divided into
neis noary all nf Which have water Fn hem. The I'm
provements consist OF one hne stone manson eonanlnR
about 10 OF good size, with large Porch in 'front.'
aWatcd inside of lawn OF acres, cuninlning large
nun her OF most beautiful aud rare trees. There s hne
harm Glib ouTrago house, Ice hou smoke house,
and good sized remnant house This Is rare ehaneo
I'm AMY one wanting either farm euuutry seat. PRICE
$500, Termii or onsh, balance mortgage. Apply
~ H. n RAY, Newark, Del. Oct 22-tl
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Enr Snln

A. A Farm contqinIng iin ares. " acres of tim
3ENA her sl'ua cd In;es of Hlktun IN Cecil
It,htl county, Nd, onthl road leading from ElkOn
Ia lno ~ Meeting House, md hasa commanding view
Of the Ray for manS miles II ~ divided hin fields well
waterei, aud is I'M Ter sno Improvement Tue buildings
ara n good stone house with rooms and kitchen tile
frst hSor an rooms and ent the md Barn
20 by as feet with stlbng nn Other 3sary out bu
ings; fine young Apple aud Peach nrohnri VI h. ava
retv Of other fruit treesi good watef AZ the dwellng-
ark FiieI sep 3 ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

AoRE WORK FOR MECHANICS: 1T is stated
that orders have been issued to the Gosport
VA, Maynard by the Department, for the
&nmediate preparation of the brig Perry for
the Brazil station, and of the sloOp of war
Marion for the coast OF Africa.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

a. 4 THE au Jaoriber will soil at Private gale
YkA yalnabe litlle Farm ~ White Gay Greek lid,
SowhIk on Inc roqd eslthg ran " etogn tho Chris
land, 50 acres Of which arc iii alo and nndsr toierrbe
good fences tho balance IN wool, nnJ well in young
Chenut also thriving oung Orchard In full bearing.
The property 4 bounded 6y lands off = q Qdhlin,
las. Snaey. David Bush and others; and will be sold
RAY, Newark, Dell Cct 22tf.
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uh FUN "a LIE. Aspenlhl Nj LrOpertV con
fNA u tanning 75 Acres Of good land. Tns pTopeTt

Luh FON % LIE. Apparently Nj LropeTtv cons
iNA N tanning a. Acres OF good land Tnls property
LshEA is situated in Nsy Castle county. Dol about
Eins ION of Che sliana, nd at the head %
lewaer On the Christians River, and in good negh-
bnrbOd, coie 10 sGhnols, churches, &e' Tue mPLnve-
cUniaiGng Il well iuishe rooms. with good cellar I'M
dor the whole building. Two barns OF frame so BY 90
ru brick % By Al feet in good order zoe house and
tenant hoses large brick merchant nlll hnby I5leet
stories high with OF blrs, with all things cOlpete
~ mos clint work. u is driven BY 2large water wheels
with an abunonce of watof all times, large and hne
saw n for Saving ship timber, So0u wharf or either
landing gram 9r shlppE llnOeI Iauf OF Any thns %
on tide water. This property could be ndyantageonsy
ehanged IN 10 cotton n wooden factory. Good water NJ
tile dwellings, ine Apple Orchard with variety d
5IOnn rIsh haanue long cleut. For full pATti-
| cnars apply IL JAMES II, RAY, Newark del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

BuIoIDE OF AN Ex-CoNGREssMAR.-The Hon,
Rsbon Blacknor, an ex-member of Congress
and we'll known citizen of Western New
York, committed suicide or the 10th instant,
at his residence in Newark, Wayne county =,
by drowning himself in spring or shallow
we'll in his cellar. He was baker and a pro-
duse dealer, and had been compelled to yield
TO the pressure of the times and make an as :
segment. This financial embarrassment is
supposed to have been the cause Of his sui
eide.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

Ia A farm situated near Greensborough, Caroline
EaY& county, Md oOntai ming 424 acres oil good qnd,
sssHH would make good farms Of 2l2 each, there
1selAA- Is sets ofnew buildings on each. Housesul
frame, containing lrnOs each it'll goO out
buildings for farms III under good FEM ing and
of good soil uue good improvements, has largo guam
tity Of valuable timber, IS thin miles al tho Mary
la and Delaware Rail ROnh aud within miles Of uayl
gable water, whore lime he had at time;
schools, mills, close tn hand This property WI he
sold ioi Is per acre. cash. balance in and years
In equal instalnens with interest. For more full parti
ouars call on Dr. J. b. LObstino at GIeensbOrOugb,
the undersigned al Newark. Del. - -
iuly PILE JAMES II, NAY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

The GREAT Snow STORM IN NoRTHEN NEW
YoRK.-rhe Rochester Union, of Friday eve
ming says
The railroad men who came from Niagara
falls and Buffalo this morning report a heavy
snow storm prevailing in Niagara, Orleans,
Erie and tennessee counties. Conductor
Wells states that when he left the falls at ca
o'clock this morning there was slight sprink-
ling of snow. When he reached Pekin the
storm was iurious-tho wind was blowing the
snow into drifts. AtLockport they were hard
at work clearing the track.
At Mabee's station the train was blocked
for few minutes by the snow, which was one
foot deep, and the same was the case at Mid
disport. At Medina there was but little snow
and soon after leaving that place the trainwai
out of the storm. The Buffalo train due a
Lockport had not arrived when the steamh GA
Empress came down. The detention was nj
doubt owing to the snow-storm. The Butfal,
trains which came down this morning report
similar state Of things along the road betwee
Batavia and Bufalo-the heaviest OF tn
storm being about half way between the NV
places. At Buffalo there was no snow, bu
| the wind blew there fresh as usual.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

of extraordinary genius may sometimes suc-
coed in now line, anticipating the teachings
of experience by tho power Of largo and ra-
pid intelligence; but such ceses are only one
in a thousand, and with such chances against
him, the farmer is not wise who abandons his
farm, and incurs the risk of business OF
which he knows nothing. Farmer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
LAND Ar PRIVATE SALE.

"a NO. |, is a valuable Farm ofisT AoreA and 100
f2iafAs rooda, lying In Dover Hundred. Kent County.
lsssHh State Of Delaware, the road leading from
IlAg Dover TO Hessehead and about miles FROM DO
ed UNDER With well OF good water the door stable, 60
About -a the land is aTable the In wood; iOO1
bushels Of Lame with other eraers have been put on
the Land within the last year. - ~
No, q situated in MurdoTkill Hundred, Kent County,
about 10 miles from Dover, miles Folton Station on
The pelaYure Rail Road adjoining lands OF David Parry,
Il, W. Reynolds Samuel Coin I'D others, containing 9bd
Acres aud n roods. There are wo Of Buildings on
this Farm, and well finished Cottage house, with
rooms well at the door new Creamery, &c., &o. Ths
other buildings In good order and cd easily
divide the property There IN Acres arab md
i9 Acres Of timber, OF large growth, and valuable for Ship
building aad other purpuses. Theland OF good quality
shells Of Lme and other fertilizers have bss6 putoa
the land within the last two years. 49,
NO 9, Is tract Of Lap lying in Msppillion Hundred,
Kent county, adjoining lands Of e. - Cooper William
Sapp Uhauncey Dill Reui Cain others, containing
5O3 Acres, with log House RI Acres being aTsble and ISL
Acres wood primo pAlly White Oak, and about miles
from FELTON, Station The above properties will be sold
AZ fair prices, and and accommodating terms.
For Information apply TO HARLAN a. HoLLiNoswoRTM,
or CALVIN TAoeART, Wilmington, Delawhre.or oJosKPn
MCDANIEL, Dover. ,.,,,,,,,.a,.n, -
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IA a 'PLENDID UHEsTER GOUNTI FARM
"a situated about miles from Newark, Del, tire
IsssM miles from siriokersyille aud iron New Lone
TlmeT 10 land AMI ing. grazing order, It is d
vided into heds. well fen eed a wood ot OF ~ Acres
of timber good spring water in NIL helds Tho i'm
veinents. Brick HOus ~ by gu, three stories high,
brick Kitchen buck 10 feet Square, md nj hnlshed
we'll 2 tenant ousesi by 10 feet built for families,
Smthahop good spring and stone spring house, the
large mansion the Barn 10 ~ by so itei with shedding
over three sides, Ivy 40 feet straw house. aud wagon
house by 80 feet attached and crib sep
crate X 90 iGet cfh ew ISr 1b5 e per
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Trusso ...., sale Of Rss, -, .sssssa

A. Al
f f. he SS state Of pGI.waFs n and NewGss
re VENbUE, on sxTUR DAG Tie = sat aH das Of NJ.
yemher A. D., 1857, O'Clock, p Nj. :, at the houses
Phiin Marvel IN the Village of Chritiana, the follow
ls described lands and tenenents, 70 wits A Farm o.
ao es9id, begnning at stake IN the oeRtre Of
ley mill, and Running thence with land ofths heirs OF
william w. Janvier, south 81 ueg West 90 poroles
to stake thence South yai deg West lss 10 PeIshes 10
West ~ 2ln perohos 10 tone, themes North ISL deg
East Y perehes to Black oak stump, thence North Isl
deg est Bl 2l0 perohes to White Oak stump, thence
south % deg West - PeTohss 10 stake BY Chrati9na
channel thereof the several courses to Hickory stump
90 the south side thense by land of Thomas App ebt,
south 5 deg, Eas l4l perohes 10 stone, thence North
5l ueg East ~ perchos To stake in the centre VI
- deE East l02 g. percheH TO the beginnng contain
ing l3 Acres, roOds. q peTcos, less being the
Real Estate of Bolton deceas, and that tho
purchassrs Thereof be and at the
OIphans Court Tor New Castle County, that tho Court
m asSEn TO the purchaser OF purchasers, the premises
sod TO him. her or them, pursuant TO this order
or they pay To The parties ent cd their lust
ppllnnaDe shores Of the purchase money speotvey
Of sulc cut surety or Enretcs TO be approved by tho
Court entering into Recogn to ihe Stete, 10 BIO
taken and acknowledged in said Court In penal sum 10
be undetermined ny sad Court, with condition pa to
" rnrties entitled severay their Executors Admin
strat0s Assgns respectively, their Just and proper
tl0nnbe shares OF the said purchase money, with inter
Rnner and time as may by the direction of the Court
he prescribed and appointed in aad condition. Attend
anoe will be given aud farms Of sale mAde known the
Time aud pace al9esald by Daniel II. Wnlle EHq,, the
Nov, GETS. mo d. BIRD Clerk
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FOR SALE

lot G. acres for udIng, price Sey9 $40 cash, bal
auce mnTtgnge of 10 acres with good buildings. under
good iinpriI enens. price sGiO cash One ~ acres, aud
gnni buildings and now, Price CO., SiOO cash. balance
mortgage, One al 10 good buildings, price Slb5l,
cash. One Of ~ acres ding tar ipPrhyemeats price
good soil ime wood, PRICE SlGUN cnsh Offered very low.
Also houses md ntk Newark md in hu town vi Chris;
lima The situation of all the above places Is good and
tIoTnntTly for snle Apply to J. II. RAY.
Ssnt 81 II 49, Newark Del,