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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

SHtRP-SaooTgR.--The New York Mirror saws
a Mr. King. being backed to kill IS pigeons in rs
-hots for $1,000 the trial took place yesterday sf
trrnoon at tho Woodlawn Hotel corner of io7tb
street and Bioomingdale road with the following
results: The pigeons placed In trap having
spring door, with string attached. which was
hei1 10y Mr. King. who stood ten yards distant. As
ach bird few out. he fired killing y birds In tho
nrst % shots. For the balance Of the birds he
TODD twenty yards distant letting out two birds at
= tllno ami killing % m0:e birds in - shots thus
winning the match and having three shots to spare
NJ the close he offered TO bet sI 900 that he could
Kill 9i birds singly in 100 shots"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

a. FOR RENT, and immediate pos
HI session given, that desirable residence en- the
4outh aide oi the Basin, formerly occupied by Mr.
seymour P. Vail Ii contains eight good rooms
good yard. with hydrant, &c. To a good tenant the
rent will be moderate.
l.. W. GbAZEBRO0K
ie 22-3twts Corner Canal and I0sh sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

na FOR RENT-The three story tcne-
sg::i ment, now occupied by Mr.. BelSin. Main
,trcei between second and third 1t contains ten OF
.Ieven rooms, with Sas fixtures throuShou The
<tchcn has four rooms. Bcing IN a pleasant ana
lnvTnient pnTt of the city. II will 10 found dcsi
r4tie residence. Possession given the first Of
} unc. Enquire at Wortham's Bookstore. on Main
,trett. my 22-ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
A PARODY TO MEDoRA.

~ doubt me not--the day
Is o4st when caprice made me rove,
And now that good sense hash sway
Awakes the power of love;
,Tis true this heart quite early bloomed'
While fairy forms encompasseu me,
But blossoms only; then were uoomeu'
Its fruit grew ripe for thee
Then doubt me nct-the day
Is past when caprice made me rove,
And now that good sense has her sway,
Awakes the power of love-
OH doubt me nct--in youth
know oft deceived,
But now my heart speaks naught but truth
l love lam believedY
The bird 'mong bowers often tlies,
And chirps his song to many ears,
But in the bower he loves, he sighs-
Farewell to all, my love is here,
Then doubt me not-the day
Is past when caprice kept me free,
And now that good sense has her sway,
She'll guard the flame awaked by thee.
WILMINGTON, June 22d, 1867. "NioK."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

SAGAoIoUs AND FAIrnrUL,--A Norfolk ex-
change paper states that q gentleman Of that
city having business at the Navy Yard pro-
ceeded hither on horseback, accompanied by
Newfoundland dog. As it is contrary to the
regulations ofthe yard for any but foot pasSen-
gers to enter, unless by Especial permit, he dis
mounted at the gate, and the dog remained with
the horse. On his return hewas informed that
during his absence drunken fellow had mount
ed the horse with the apparent intention of
taking free ride, but much TO his astonsh
mrnt, doubtless, he had no sooner reached the
saddle than his leg was seized by the dog and
the faithful animal not only succeeded in drag
ging him oil but got between the lOaiera and the
horse, keeping the former at respectful dis
lance and finally compelling him to leave. The
fact is somewhat singular, us the dog was mere
ly pet and had never undergone the training
to which sucn animals are usually subjected,
and his conduct on this occasion could only
be attributed to the workings of his natural in
stincts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

i.,LorEMENr WITH A CLERdYMAN's DAUGHTER.
r.ca,' wteathy clergyman, of Brooklyn, having
iEG ny visited Europe, his daughter during
,,,a Spsenee, became acquainted with a yonnS
t man o, small means and large affections. The
a, ael IN love, and as the fathers consent was
0 u' ., the question, they determined to clone.
disnoaitiny iast me young lady plead slight in
s s not appear at dinner. A CARRIAGE ,ras
~ waiting few blocks from the house. and
lover.-Posl. "" WIN her
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
A GA-Rn


THE undersigned wishes tn inform his friends and the
public generally that lie has purchased the entire interest
~ the Paper Hanging establishment 81 Mr.. IrhG Walker,
corner Orange and second Rs, and Intends audlng Ia
his esent stock much larger and better assortment
Erenc and American Paper langngs, ever offered in
stores. halls, paEurs and ibrarles with large assert
ments Ut Oak Walnut and Rosewood initiated 10 pe feo-
Ion i suitable tSG Dinis rooms and Halsi also medium
paper curtains frebOard prints, o. all OF which iii be
sold on the most reasonable terms,
N. b.--Pap7r hung in thu best manner and all cases
guaranteed. JNU IL fIII',rr N'S'1
Pam and Decorative Paper Hanger, Corner
may I-tl. OTnnge and "a etreets, WItnIInrnn nnl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

PoIs0S OF WHOLE FAMILY BY SLAVES --Tho
family Of Edward Gill, Of Chesterfield county, Va
have, for month past, suffered from a my+tstiGns
sickness The Petersburg Express sta ties that, nbot
"A month ago, one Of Mr., 8 8 little children died
md that subsequently, himself, wife and five ehil.
SIREN were taken sick, and another child died.
a large number Of physicians were summoned, and
iusituting a search, they found ia the apartment
of the cook and two other slaves a quantity Of the
carbonate OF lead and sugar Of lead, which, it is
believed, had been from day 10 day mixed with the
dren are still lying in precarous condition. The
sluves are in Jail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

,g,u,pl-. -, , W ILMINGTONt MAY 18th, 1857.
aiS ist" notify the public that VIM Chandler, son
o WIN Chandler tanner, deceased y has moi ha RAIN.
3D. sold assigned transferred set over lis pro perry 10
Mary Ann HOlInF sworth to my knowledge, as published
IN the Delaware Republican of elruary 2ih Ig57: and
forbid any persoa9r persons who are ndebtedto me-
from paying or settling amy business with said Mary Ann
ION own FAIRS. - = ''e
may l8-2mOs. VIM CHAMBER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION There was a terrible
explosion on Thursday evening in the pyro-
technic establishment of James Pryor, ut Gin
cinnati, blowing out the wall Of the building,
tearing up the floor and making partial wreck
of the premises, which subsequently took fire
and were consumed. Mr.. Pryor was horribly
burned, and fell into the first story through the
broken floor. James Richards, in the apart
ment below the laboratory, was injured by the
falling bricks, and third person was wounded
by piece OF timber, which struck him to the
earth.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
NOTICE.
NUI1CE,

FENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
n tween Zadok II. Speakman and James Dilworth
trading under tho firm of SpeaknRn Diworth is this DAY
ussoSed w mutual consent. The business Of tho laie firm
VIII ne settled ny tho firm Of Sprnlmn Gordon.
ap. 9-2mo JANiS iii * I ifs MI MI mifN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
VAaUAhAH Rh;6h MslAVE,.

PA ,lll3 sub erbcrwll sell Al Private Sale the
EssysA following described Real Estate, late the
IEs; MA, GGorper,y oGIgmes Dcgney, deceased, IN
LIMA NH! Crcek Hundred, Now Cast IL County, State
q Delaware thn Fatm Known the Home Farm, and on
Witch no sud James DenneS. deceased, lately resided
shhie oil heunpeT road leading from STA, 10 Spw
atN a9h distant nhont miles from stanton, and niles
ron wilmington, Dell cont ntns qbnut lNu cres, 40 me
Hvr"l whrhis IN 'rnibcr, ani the haaEce in cleared
hhn, 3md ~ sh state OF ilnpr9v cEiunl aud we'll wa
i'ri, uVi1g running streams nehry every iulh The
hHliinEs gro largo two STORY Dwelling House and
huchc, y Taa Stnna IiNrn with stalIng underneath
GoTn- eiua, lmnry ,Sn3kn-huuse and a necessary nut
hHG,hE nnh n!i IN good repair, ne or failing well Of
no host oi whieT, aud pinp AT the iaOr. There is n
f a AEPis and peleh u,elard on hsGroPerty, and
ISL day Of March next. JAMES DESSEg r.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

m splendid Farm Of III Acros, about milGs
fl4setA from Wilmington, tho Lancaster Pike, The
HsEM lad is under good state of cult yatiOu, and IN
uIlhA most healthy section Of country 1here il an
cxeern hunse the place. stone barn. wagon house corn
cribs &C., &e The land under good fence plenty Of wa
er and would be an xcelen place person desiring
with a bealln site for building will he sold separate
june .9-tl. G.S, 4 $, S.GRUBB
ERAsIVE SOAPS,-WrghFs and knights, far Iemoy-
Il Ing grease spots from silk, &c, at DR., GRiNsMAWs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
yellow FEVER At MoNTEyrDEo.-A lotte

ELBOW FEVER AT MoNTEv1DEo.--A letter
from buenos Ayres, of May LIST, says:
me yellow fever is ravaging Monte7ideo
t"aHnlly. 1t is reported that within the
last week there have been as many as fifty
three deaths in a single day. Slight frosts,
however, now begin to nip the more tender
leaves, and the cooled atmosphere will supply,
we trust, the needed remedy for the plague.
Eereinl SANITARY regulations have been adopt
cd ia this city. By order from the chief of
police. erery house is required 10 be white
washed within fifteen days, enforced By a fine
loT neglect of twenty-five silver doIlars.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

"a AGOnD FARM CONTAINING 2ll ACRES
flA Of good land, md now in good stat nIimPrpYs-
sRsHn ment about 10 Acres Of good wood land, CROPS
sllHA, last year I2uH bushels nf GnTni 800 bushels ~
y heat Oats and Potatoes in porotnn divided h'9e
all well wutnrcd, Buildings, House o store u 10y y H.
with frame Kitchen attached and eontnlnng rooils ~
n sabng, granary corn cribs and other I'M
The soil is excel emit this Farm SITUATED IN Cecil euu
Is, Md, miles from M,Hh East and from hkinn and
;! from New Castle. This Fprms wnril nj iih ,ut'tn
OF Spectators uiels as n can be hnn3t !"t me
low price of i3 per Acre and terms easy FurInThef
rcrt "a, JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
NOTICE

,u-r,,,.. RANKoF NEWARK, NEwaRK, JuSE Cd, 1882
VIE Slnckolders u this Institution are hereby notified
lht an election for Seven Directors to serve for nns
n. year VIII be heda their Banking House on MON
% daY q July next, between the hours Of two
june A-tt John MILLER Cashier
n some assa rinan to which le attention Of Indies IL
respectfully invol. r. N sANDERS .
june H. - ~ y '''i' W ~ in Nh. -sIIi;,, I
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

~, ne ~, NV y, GoyERNon or TITAN Gal cnmr,ta,
tAe new Governor Of Utah, who il IN ~,
rc 1 es% 4 il, EroshSE BFhan il aid S" be
to that most difficult and rtspSp.i%,n oest s9ited
Yersant with AL phases Of lite The aria ION
every degree Of fortune hO is admirably as"v,ed
M ps beeS functions 10 The territory which
time an extensive merchant in Augusta Garrn nHe
but failed Removing to st Louis 6e es,a,i;sl
himself as fuller to the forces Stationed al
oaIIaeks, aud was subsequently appointed indian
discretion and Judgment Wv" Etea'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

A STEAM YACHT, mos. completely fitted through.
out, and intended us present TO the Emperor Of
Japan s completed, and will soon be despatched to
her destination, from Davenport, Eng.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

l-i No. /. A very handsomely situated farm of a.
S%AA Acres with good buildings, wIthin2 miles Of
lssshJ Wilmington, with good view nf Delaware, &c
lskHs No. p A Farm of 81 Acres near ralleyyjlle in
Branywne Hundred, within nilos0f Wilmington with
2tweilngs and Burn, Orchard, Sc. -
No. o. A Farm 81 J. y Acres in Rr ndYwina Hundred
within 4 miles of Wilmington, with good substantial
tor, and mile Of Delaware River. 'a
8. a9l Acres land on Concord Road 4 miles from
Wmingt N, one half wO dhnd, the rest cleaTd vii a
handsome building sIiunttun. -
No o. 100 AereSqf land the Delaware % miles from
sites for cottages. Ne. "
No. 4. q Acres of marsh meadow in Cherry Island one
mile from W nlngtnn. pply 10
SEPT 2g-tf Wilmiurton baI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
/. CHANDLER
NOTIGE

ITO my friends aud patr9ps having Id out my entire
interest in the Paper Hanging establishment, corner
u, Orange and Second Sls to my friend Mr.. JoHN II.
HOLT | would cheetiuy recommend him to my old
friends nnd Patrons feeling assured hy his
TO BUSINESS long percnceI the stn and good work
manshp, that he will retain the same enntid6nce and
me. Holm WALKER
may I, Corner Orange and I'd sts.. Wilnngten. bel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

RoAANTic WEnDISG.--A pair Of Mississippi
lovers, living in the vicinity of Friars Greek
~ ..l Jew Gays since bethought themselves of get
ting married, Having procured license. they
Net out on horseback. They soon came IN to
l+tSon setting on Il lence--it seems he did
aDmS,lh,Gs occasionally at farming and re-
Hu.s!ea INN ''to solemni2e the sacred rights Of
na,rlinnny AZ once" The parson finally con.
,y ~, and he ''stting the fence, and they
s,'I iMfSes the sacred rite ,.solemnized,
WV MNlsh lhey went on their MuN rl.inirin,,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
VALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.
SAMUEL HARLAN, Ir,, 4 CO.
fann q
FOR SALE.

THE H.ALU.ABLE STORE AND
DWELLING l27 MARKET STREET.
A. THE gentleman to whom this property was
HEA@ struck off having ailed to comply with the con
lHT dlti0ns, 1t isnow oheredHt Prya Sale. For par
- touaTsa apply on the premises, TO ,,,,,A-
NB-Any person desiring TO purchase view the pro
perty by calling at the store, may i4-'i'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

FOODS NEWS me Petersburg tya.) Exn,asa
sSys me chinsh bug has entirely disappeared fro m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

THE subscriber will sell at PRIVATE SALE
a. u his Farm IF 270 Acres. being part of Iewdens
YiEe Island, abunt 1870 Aorss Of i is harsh we'll set
Ah in grass The fencing is all good, nearly all of
II has bopn within years, ard the farm has
been LINED all over. The Buldags IRE ~ in 6oodor
Ter was built 1857 gnud sabling pr Horses and Cows,
and shed 30 feet long Tor Steers Milk house Ice house
I'm md about three hundred yards from the Newport
Gt WI n the r. W. & B. Railroad. There is goon
landing on the ChTisinn9 Greek where lime and an
Brand swine prices are given for nil kinds of pro
dMSS at Newport which makes convenient mnrket.-
the best gram and grazing Farms in this
sec lion Of the country and will le sold on nceomloIa-
ting terms. NlLt,siAh .CANBN,,
NAV Si.amns. Wilmington, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

EXPEDITIONS CooKIsG.-by means of an APP
paratus invented by NJ. Bulot, of Paris, and
IN which electricity is the only agent, six
pounds Of beef were boiled and perfectly cook
ed in five minutes and tenEseconds.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

The MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
NOMINATION or GOVERNOR. Portland, June
S0.-The Democratic State Convention met in
this city to-day. IL. Smith, of Warren county
was unanimously nominated as the candidate
for Governor at the next State election.
A series of resolutions were adopted, extol-
ling the Democratic party, sustaining its course
in regard TO Kansas affairs, expressing submits
sion to the decision OF the Supreme Cou IT.
complimenting President Buchanan, opposi ng
the Liquor Law, and iayoring annexation if
leg silly carried out.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
nEMTR nj, HnmSE

G~.I THE Undersigned wnuld respectfully announce
Ts tint lie has heeome proprietor of The above house,
lsssha ,llnned on the Lancaster Pike, about 2 miles
sun TIM. mud has OpsnCd it mud is ready 10 ncGomn
date the travelling Ighlie. The hunse has heen rotod
lell he Interior liv wing been fitted up in neat and com
9tinle pannerthe rooms are well Ventilated nntn new
Beds and Furniture been prCcnredihe tables will bp con
sAHtli supplied with the hest tile unrke affords. tits The
en' ion OF tie proprietor To make ths Place one Of the
cs stands for Thvtra iIe county, aud all who desire 10
soil or pgGhn cHe respectfully invited to c9ll--
New Shhe and shedding have been erected expressly At
considerable expense for the convenience NJ dr6vers and
others attentive DSers Will he always attendance.
juno T. L. THOMAS q, MORN lSON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
REGISTER,S OFTTCE-

rrnc,- NEW CAsTLE County, MAY 18th. Ig57
PDNthe application 0 Samuel SegaTs Admnis rntor
IA OF Losep9 Green Soored mani late ppoq uaimnE
NO. insn II County deceased, 1t is DERtDand iirsn
len ny The REGISTER That tie Administrator Aforesaid
upon the Of the doaeased withthe date az sSantn
ihtreof by causing advertlsen be posted withn
orty days from tho date of such Letters In six nf %
me- pubic places Of the county Of New Castle require
present he same abide by Act Assembly In sc1
ease made and provided, And cause the same IL, a
inserted wlthing the period In the DeawnI 20
publican, newspaper published in Wilmington and 10
be continued therein Two months. ~ N :"
l|~( Given under the hand and Seal of Office of tha
)L 81 Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in New
t--A Castle County aforesaid, he da and wear abora
written, PETER Ii. VANDEVER X egistp p'o
SOTlCE;-All persons having claims against ina
Estate of the decensed must pre- tho same duly al
tested to tho Administrator or before the 1871, Iny nj
May, A, u. 1858, or abcethe Act of Assembly in sncb
case niads and provided. SAMUEL, SEGARS
FORT PENN, MAY lj-Ju, I'm, Ahm'F,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02
REGESTER,s OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE County, MAY l2th, 1857,
1P0N the gAilonu Margaret Wig leBwnItf Adj
mnisTNtriX of Joseph Wigglesworth late Of the civ
of Wilmington in said count ,deo'd.; is ORDERED and
rected ny the Register that the Administrative afore
sind, notice Ofhe granting uG letters Of AtminsTa
ton upont ESTATE tho tou'd, with the date grant
lngtherepi, BY cnurng he posi- edwth
IN forty day from the date oil such Letters. six othe
most public places oithe County of New Castle. raqu
ing all persuna having Estate tnpre-
semitic same, abide by AN Act of Assembly in such
made and provided, And also the same to he
insert ed within the same period in the Delaware Re.
publican, newspaper published IN Wilmington, an 1
to he tinued therein two months, -
A~) Hiven under tho haHh anu Seal o Ofio Il he
}L.SS Register aforesaid, at lew castle in ew Cas-
(-N~A tile County aforesaid, day and year ahoya
written. PETER ID. vANDEYER, n eglstsJ
NOTICE.-All persons having claims ngainsttho EH.
tate of the decensed must rresenttc duly attest
ed to the Administrators before tho f2th 1ny Of
May l85, abide the ACT of Assembly in such case
M&RGAtE'r lgGLEswoRTH Amin'tx.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02


BLooMERs IN BosroN.-The Boston Advert
ser thus notices the appearance and reception
Of two Boomers in that city:
They differed from the rest of the fair sex
in the one particular, that they were &c Bloom
ers." Yes, when we had londlv hoped that
this portion at least of the fools had departed
this life, our heart waxed exceedingly sorrow
full at seeing that they had not, and that al
though the Rev. Antoinette' l.. Brown had re-
signed her pastoral charge, and entered into
the despised bonds of wedlock, her sex had
not resigned the BloOmer costume for hoops
THESE strong minded women were surround cd
by an immense crowd jeering and hootiBg.-
Their stay in the metropolis was cut Short
From Park street TO the Providence depot thew
fed, and behind them rushed the mob, increas-
ing momentarily. Arriving at the station,
they would fain have went into the ladies'
room, but ii was denied them, the official in
forming them that no men were admitted there,
Thus toiled, they were forced to enter the
gentleman's apartment, and there to await the
departure of the train. The shouts OF the
rabble at this point became too yociferous
for us, and we walked home over the Commons
musng sadly on this degeneracy of the times.
MORALITY OF AN ENGLISH EARL.-The Earl
of Oxford is not :: an Observation-Disclosures il
certain. In reply to an application Of the Sec
rotary of the Norwich (Eng.) Bible Society
that he would preside at their late annual meet
ing, the Earl wrote as follows
60 Sir am surprised and annoyed at the
contents of your letter; surprised, because my
well known character should have exempted
me from such an application--and annoyed,
because it obligcs me to have this communica-
ton with you. / have long been addicted TO
the gaming table, have lately taken to the turf,
l fear frequently blasphcDe, and have ney-
er distributed religious tracts. All this was
well known to you, and to your society--not-
withstanding which You think me fit person
for your President. May your hypocrisy be
forgiven, but l would rather live in the land
of the sinners than with such saints. ! am, &c.
0XFoRD.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

FoR5ALE.-- "A suuslttle FarmoF5i Acres
SEyA1 ufgoOd quality lnnd stLEated on tik kiver,6
T..N miles from ElRtUn, in Cecil County, Md she
Assash land ies hamlslme and the mprOv tsare
story frame house and log XII inhen, IN EuOu pair
new frame Barn. with cellar under tir stabine; cribs,
gdnnqry, Pnu try hunse and smoke honsen m iaitre-
pair hushe Is OF lime put onin September lasts
Lion panne of post and 70 and worm fence up;a
bout A Acres ui WOODLAND, with pleny nt Ch"stnnt.
good landing on tho liver; Church mud School house
within half milei The Farm Il wei waieted, ani hne
applied ior Price Sa1 per Acre, one third cash
lei
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

a VALUABLE FARM AND WATER Pow.
fsza.A er III Cecil County, Md, u mile hGm H.EiPn
TEssAM and within mile Of good plank Tn'd 10 tk.
good state Of cultivation Divided INTO Elields, viii am4
ana ali un,r good fencing. Fhe Water Power is gnod,
23 feet head and fail, with grRt md saw mali and on
good st ensn pt water, The improvements good dwell
ing 90 feet mud contains good aud aglnel
barn 81 iect good cribs, prinE husu.
iSl1kg re other onl bnllpss. ~ N egcd ucr
IS well watered and would mSke gohi gtaEng farm, tho
land has all heen imed well and raises good craps
and i'll be sold at s6i Acre. Ca address the
dersigned for more full particulars, at Newark, Del
sept. la.tl. JAMES III. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-02

TRIMMING GRAPE yINEs.-For many years
we have raised grapes by the bushel from
single vine, and cur trimming is done in the
following manner: The first week in July we
commence and cut back to the second leaf or
bud Of the present seasons growth. Have a
little at a time) until the whole vine has been
gone over. Atumn, winter and spring prun-
ing are avoided; but we have large, nice smooth
grapes in abundance