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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
VALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE,
THREE EAuNTc S<Ahr1

RzSA No. |, lisa valuable Farm oFis1 Aorsu aud ,oo
ffsttf iSStHI ,s, lying y Dover Hundred. Kent Contx
IRIIlt0 Slale " Delaware on the rOhd Lar NJ f,y
var DSveT to lggsehead and about miles from o
nele Y new Franc House with 5ronms Iii aatoss
1 daeI wth yell good water the door. stHbis %a
n U1ni the land il arabic the resi- IN wood, a
nusIes ~ Lime with other Fertilizers have bneD Nh ~
the land within the last yoar 'A'' "eoh put on
NO, 2, Is situated in MnrdarkiII IInnd.., 80.
n n ~ mes from Dover miles from Felton ~
H. " ReyS hHl GOAL adjoining lands Of David Parny
Acres mud Z roods There are wo ssts Of Budlns SSs
ms Il, new and well finished COLLAGE boiae wsi,b
aa ; VII at the door, new Creamery BE- &c Tha
dve tb W sood order and suae ed as 10 easiiS
KY AGes o. TIMBER Of large growth and valuable ior biS
hu Ptler purposeg. The land is OF good aua1ity
the land within the last two years ''s oeeh Putop
mo. 8, Is tract of IanI living In Nisnnior u,,nd
hei county, adIonllg lands Of Ii. 81 Cooper wsH,
ShAhneey Dul Reuben Cain and others eontaninv
h with log House ~ Acres being nabe and isi
fron ~ w ~ ,hepay White Oak, and tbout mes
iT PIlces and on easy and accommodating terms Wv
o SI ini9lnaton apply 70 HARLAN HoLLisesoRrK
MCDANIEL, Dover. 'A''""1io'a t"5oskfh
June 25-tE sAMIrHI
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- good Mill Property and Farnatt aGhed, near
fHN Oxford, Chester county, Pa. The farm com
lsasm tains 0Acres good land, divided into fields,
llAA about acres Of timber. The buildings are 4
good stone house, containing rooms, Barn 80 by 40 eet
Mn new, part stone and part frame, containing run Of
pnTs ana every thing complete Fhls IS good farm
SEP 2a-tf. JAMES II. RAY Newark, Del.
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FOR SALE.

fA AG0OpNIill property and fntn, situated y
NEYAH miles s. W est of New London ROni Chest
Co, Pa senlHGing p acres &c so9,d and, !.
with good fence and well watered. hno young AFple
orchard in prime OF bearing, with other fruits. The lin
hnlshea Barn 9S ~ l,ieet, with Wagon House and CRIB
In good rider. The Mill ~ 5j ieet Ly 90 and completely
fitted up for the manufacture oi boards the al ~ l,ot,
with over shot wheels. Price $50 pOr and terms
easy. For further particulars call on VIM Kinney e,
curing the premises, or the suhscrber,hl NSw9k r
Sent l7fh-tf j. II, RAY.
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a FOR SALE, HIGHLAND PLACE.-A larg

n l-n n FUK SAIlT.l KIJ1IlAND PLAIE.--A TafRB
WfNAY and yaluabln Mil Property aud Farm main ,
!hl ing 25l acres of chUice rich land. in good
gNsIng urder divided into II fields with running water
~ almost all nthem under good fencing, about 30 acres
fson house 30 by 81 feet with kitchen l6 by % feet Mi
70 ko2d order and VEL finished. Icehouse smoke house,
Dng WIZ spw house Is ny b5 feet, the barn Is com
peeS stained lp tOraes and feeding cattle large gTana
rs anu carriage house with other small budiivs rbe
waer power q good on large and heavy stream W In
nt and sb4lhnal mn dam, the mills are as follows.
Jst9y mll 30 ny ~ feet, with run Of brs ali in com
peie oder, saw mil l4by 20 feet, Hsn IN good order
ihe mil now pays TIT Interest the Whuie nrnnstt
from ~ AMI merchant work The 6rm would lied ID
head OF cattle hnd cannot be exoeed for soil is NIX
PsTly - ~ Chester gnuniy, Pas al tho junction of e
.lkion nnl l.9wisvie Plank Road is within mile ny
NJ nyana ssa Il hald TO excel, and would invite All
MI persoI wanting property to look it, MS II viii cn,
pare Ml TIE nlDvc description. Price 500 per acre q,
tnsh, uai4nce lnn-t gags IN reasonable time 6i ncres
VIII he sold with he mills Nc. il desired Fnr mare WI
Del, - M I NeMMsffk
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Farm for sale.

HEoA THE subscriber offers at PRIVATE SAFE
VE,hAY MS Farm situated in Mil Grail Hundrad
ssdsE a aea hs Spring GROVE near 6e road
nhd about miles from Wilmington and IA mi a. from
d Rrlngs, containing flSi Aoris boundsd oy
bar consist Of frame h9ie good flame
house. corn cribs, &o all in fair eondi5on g6o,d nnns
ana 9thsr fruit trees The la1 d Of exoefsni
rsSssf aho T9od land suieiep for he
ben snbnos Is Intelligent AMI
made easy 4 4 NEG lay 9 m9SN a N M hHh
Oct 29-2mosi -tANN Dot'NShh'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

~ uoODFAHaI CONTAINING 2I4 ACRES
fs Ofgood land and now ~ a good state 2filhpIoye.
MLlkM- last year 1914 bushels of corn, 800 bushels
Whent Oats aud Potatoes in pro vidod inOhel
WITH frame Kitchen attached and c9npining rqnls IN
The soii is this Farm luatndn Cecil cnun
~, Md, mites from Nnfth East and from lkou nnd
II from New Castle This FaTmiB worth Of the hitcn
ion fspecnlatorsor othersas can DO bogghlnI me
rsep1 ~ JAMES II RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

SENTEscED.--Alexander Veal has been found
guilty at the Loudoun county, Va, Circuit
court Tor the murder of r. s. Saunders, and
years. He is sixty years of age.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A. "a THE undel signed offers at PRtvATR SALE,
VeNAY very beautiful aud valuable i5rln, situated
llibsNL within a milo Oi the town of Newark, New
Castle Co., Dell containing 2a1 acres q land, mr. no
portion of which u wood nnis principally WINE anu
black OAK. This soil is deep Clay lnan, very kindApd
productive, aud hus boo mau Wlthln lew years Tue
are well wteed, aAd would mike either supeii1r gram
or grazing farm. The improvements ounslstu Two lnge
dwelling houses barns, granares md cribs, heses
hay Joe and wood house, there also tw9'tennnt
houses The property oan DO divided hy the Phlhuel-
phIa Baltimore Rail Road, mia two lafins, one con
ialning 100 asTs. and me H!her sSres' Wy, 1
cash balance long credit with the pIlvege 9! PAY pc
| Na,rys,t nal 49, -'''' Oct b.tt,
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IA good farm situated and adjoining the village
fekSM OfRed Lion, New Castle county, Delaware,
IlalW and within lies of Whining ton. containing
H.lRA- 9si Acres Of good land. under Ia. improve
ment, and divided into7 nclosures with lair iencngi
running water IN every field, would make a splendid
grazing dairy farm. The building good house OF
brick and Grale containing rooms with agood cellar
unaer The maR building good carriage house corn cribs
lE, 49,, with good tenant huuRas this lhrm can
be III yded nto good farms. having building nl and
will he sold in farm divided to suit puTcaseIs--
Price $50 subject to survey, and terms Of pay
ment within the reach oil any ono wishing TO pnTcnBea
pari t. or cash, ba lance IL or longer II
desired at per cent by bond and mort
gage. For full part ara emit Barney Reyhod
near Delaware City or the undersigned nt Newark Del
July ~ II. JAMES II. RAY.
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The BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA, --I ~, cohal-
tlon OF this bank on SATURDAY, accoruihgto 'ne
Philadelphia Ledger, was as lolloWs: -,
Resources, all Told sz,oov,uVVi nao!lielss'
exclusive Of capital, Sz,aYV, VVui including zap
itsl less Sl16,OOO heid ~ It's OVID STOCK, pa.
OO0,OO0 VI me resources Inc apprsiseagns $40 soe
down Sl,3oO,OoV ~ soo0-iesVing 9i,oVV,oVV
as doubtful and pao. me gooo resources sp-
Piled 70 tne payment 81 the naointles, oSnar
than capital, WIN reuuce them 70 Sa,lvU,V,Vo;;L.
Inc account then stanus, SlsouV,uVu OF uoups,
Jul resources, 70 pay Slooo,uoV o. He ma ~
iisoihties-maKlhE uinersnce o. s4VV,voV u, IN
favor Of tne Dank, snVulu there pe no loss ~
the coilecIons, equSi ~ aoout ~ Per sna's
on the entire capltai Oh the panS.
The Ledger aaasi
Two Important questions, however, mere Pre-,
, sent themselves. First, II IS we'll known tha'
large portion Of its assets is in the shape o.
defunct railroad securities, liens on Apsecom
and other lots, single named ssuspehded papel
and other securities OF little value, which, II u
/ believed, are nearly worthless, and willlproba
bly, reduce the item Of $1,000 900 of doubtful
securities one-hali, say to $760,000, to pay thu
| remaining 81 100, 900 of liabilities, showing
i deficit of $3.50 900 in meeting the banks In
debtedness, and leaving nothing for the share
holders. a
+. The second consideration Is, if the bank pre-
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GoOd business Stand 8 oweIling for snlo

Ia~a ,flE undersigned ufers Ut PRivATR sac
Y;ihh1 Ihe store situated in Market street below
Ss1fIL mug, lOrmnr yOccupIed Ly GeOTge AIclior.
ke' Ihe building flY new, in g0o cOnit ian AMI
ths esl business stands the clt,. To any one
nnt ~ unbaSe IN harness mnkinR it would prove al
bnnn dn Iaeaa good trade IN that business having
SelaHae lot lnlak Years A large portion OF The
s9 sel u dwellng house, lU meTl occupied by Geo
y =, SITUATED ~ Shpey street, below SECOND ii
~ ~, ~ i4r nHlni ion, conveniently stnqed for
sni ous " W alnnh any kind of business aid be
Oct 26-ii. JUiiN pIIGu Assignao
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MILL PROPERTY FOR s y jLY : =

H. lIUAIE Ia Appoqunimink Hnpdrat No.,
Vc.HAy Shsile county and State of DenwaIs ~ NnW
saLi9n called Townsend, on lie Delewnrar Rs IN
hoatl, c0ntaininr 10 acres Of land rprn ~
stones and spS Sgd frame MIL house Two run q BS
NY most modern construction, and with xoud dtiB
Tnes Stane neh house, smoke house. win ynn5
hhuue hhl lrlit trees. The stand II ~
factory OF mS SlSsa %9k GIT would valuable for
wy sOol Dnildngsj will be sold baIsaGn ~ P UTeIi
Sep 2t-2mO. -" ttifpHnt MARKET BLt
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- valuable Farm containing 427 Acre. in Ken,
Isg5tM pnunty Delaware, situated on the fns,n rest
iiM leading from smyrn 10 hingtona an MIA
itnm the former and miles from fbe MIA
ahon osb INN snort drive OF the Delaware Rail Rns
are eSd s SnaeT tags the greater part Of Which,
ro nn 70 eeard with very little trouble the taaeoah ~
sood MI e OAK timber suitable for ali puTnoses nnaar
1wens WITH 9 1Sa consist Of stored bfoS
a Titn stablng for horses, granery with
Ionsss ~ Hog house, Hen louise, Milk and SmoEs
also Young az ia ~ SEbdngs new good house
prounlu hhd lnanured. soil Of excellent ouaiiiy n
eptiha ~ haylng been doubled in Eve and II sis
Ia a. ~ nuns made unsuT passed M fartIiiIv mr.
be- diyidea m on Three sides R public roads and c1u
or Parl 5cnlurs calland see "'S'VO" or iurli''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERs.-The crisis Affects
the retail liquor-dealers as much as everv
DINER CLASSY OF tradesmen. II is the nom
ular notion that when men are in difficulty they
resort to stimuants, and that those will drini,
who never drank before, and those who aIwava
drank will drink the more.'' But this seam.
to be mistake, the bar-tenders assuring nd
that their receipts have fallen off from thirty 10
forty per cent.
From information furnished us by the keen.
ers ofhquor and oyster saloons in Broadwayand
other principal thoroughfares, we find that the
panic'' has made serious inroads in the trea.
suries OF all these popular places of resort
Oysters, whetheron the halfshell or otherwise,
are seldom asked for. People suddenly have
dispensed with cigarS-invetrate topers have
come down to sixpe1ny drinks, and the bran
dy bottle, at ten cents glass, is rarely called
Tor, some of the principal liquor saloons, on
Broadway, as our reporter was assured bv the
proprletors, are about to be closed, the re-
cclpts being daily considerably less than the
eApenses-the same saloons before the manic
being quite profitable concerns. A few of the
wiser liquor.uealers have reduced their prices.
but have not extensively profited by the rs
auction. There could not he o surer test of
the severity of the present financial dificulty
than the present aspect of affairs in these sa-
looms, Tor men generally must be very har,
plnched before they will forego their long
cherished indulgences. Yet we believe N 10
no secret that tine tirst-class restaurants and
bar-rooms, as we'll as those Of inferior renuta-
ton, are reduced fully one-third in their re-
celpls. Many Of them, to retain what custom
Is still left to them, are resorting to a diminn-
ton of prices
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

FURTHER FROM KASsAs.-ST. LOUIS, Nov.
2.-Dates from Lecompton to October GOD,
state that Governor Walker has issued another
proclamation in relation to 1900 votes returned
from McGhee county, which are thrown out for
the Same reasons that governed his actien in re.
lation to the Oxford district in johnson county.
The proclamation states that in neither case
has he gone behind the returns, and no dis.
claims all right to do SO, but the votes wero
rejected in consequence of fatal defects in
form.
McGhee county, it appears, was returned
as giving 1862 SO National Democratic" to "a
Free State votes.
The Lecompton National Democrat IS returns
of votes for Congress add up
Parrott 1852 Ransom 4,slS
Parrot ahead 2.73g
But this includes the vote of Mc(Shee CONN
ty, rejected as above. Striking ont that Par
rott's majority is increased to very nearly
1000.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

HARD TINES IN THE WEsT.-Thredtened Fa-
mine.--We have already mentioned that much
suffering prevails in Stearns county, Mi nneso.
Ia, in consequence of the destruction Of the
crops by grasshoppers. The Chicago journal
says
committee from Stearns county, headed
by Mr.. Teenvoord, late member OF the consti-
tntlonal convention, were in st. Paul on the
2Oth ult., to solicit contributions for the relief
OF persons in that county who are on the verge
of starvation. For the past two years the
crops in Stearns have been destroyed by the
grasshopers. There is not bushel Of wheat
or oats in the county, raised within its borders.
Farmers but two yeAFs-sisfee- -ecmpsratiye
wealthy are now suffering from the want Of
necessaries of life. Over two thousand people
it Is estimated, will require aid.
There is suffering and prospective famine
among the lumbermen of the Wisconsin lum-
Der region. We have advices from there up
to the 18th ult., and hundreds of poor men
had been discharged without moments
warning, and some with neither q cent in theiI
pocket nor scarcely any food in the house.
The mills from Green Bay TO Menomo nee
were all shut down without one moments
warning some of the men were paid off will
notes at sixty and ninety days, others with due
bllls. There is not u barrel of pork; -four Of
anything for the inner man, and not twenty
dollars in money in the whole rrgiou. Men
who are not able to walk. are going TO Greer
Say, leaving their wives and children here will
not three days provisions before them. Job
bers are leaving the woods for want Of porl
, and -four for their help.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

l9 9; acres for building, price ssCQ $50 cash bal
hhoe Ogagei one Of 10 acres with good buildings under
sool impro emens. price sl65O cash One 20 acres and
soni buildings and new Price Co., SinO0 cash. balance
morlEh8e. One oil IL acres good buildings price Sb5I
sas sno one Of I, acres mddg fair IMPROVEMENTS price
good SOIL some wood PRICE SlgO0 cash, offered very low
Also hqnses and lots IN Newark ard in the town oil Chris
tana The situation of all the above places good and
IN good nelghborhoods. also have Store stands and no
Tel property, for sale. Apply to J. II. RAY.
Sept2l-u Newark Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

GERMAN DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK.,
g6s Up " meeting and procession on Monday to
claim work, and in default of that, bread, from
what they termed the Weather classes. Near.
ly 1000 people attended from interest or curl
osty, but the laughing faces of the auditors
and the ease with which they were amused
showed that no danger was apprehended from
most of them, at least for the present. Mr..
Smith was appointed President, and Mr.. Jas
7. Mcguire, Secretary. T..
Several short speeches were made, more OF
less intiammatory, and about half of the meet
ing formed in regular procession, and march.
ed to the Park, where great deal Of nonsense
of one kind and other was talked. The spiri
OF some OF the speakers was very bad and
that of others good natured, but bewildercd.
They finally appointed a committee to " SET
the Mayor" composed of VIM. Young, ]. 4
Mcguire and Charles Smith. Mr.. Mcguire
must be queer sort OF German it would
be supposed that he was a connection OF
Molly" rather than the g fatherland.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A FEARFUL JUDGMENT.--Ine Holldaysturg
Standard Of a late date says Sc For some
days past there has been singular story afoat
in this community. Whether true or not, we
are not prepared to say, but the information
comes from such reliable source that we are
| free to say there must be something in it. II
appears that one day last week man in the
netghborhood OF Mount Union, Huntingdon
county. while cleaning grain, suddenly discov-
cred that the weevil had destroyed the greater
part of it. This so exasperated him that he
blasphemed the Saviour in such wilful, ma.
licious and wicked manner, that will not bear
putting in print He left the barn and went to
the house, where he seated himself In chair
where he had remained but few minutes be.
fore he turned to his wife, and asked her wha
she said. She replied that she had mo-
spoken. "I thought" said he, " that heart
somebody say that l must sit here till the judg
ment day." 1t is now alleged that he is still
sitting in the chair, unable to raise or speak
with his eyes rolling, and totally incapable o
moving his body. His family, it is said, hai
left the house, where he still remained, seated
in the chair, on Saturday last What terri
BILE warning to blasphemers who suffer theil
passions to oversway their Judgment
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

RricLa mud Ff building LoIn fnr. auIe

Bricks mud Building Lots for sale.
SSS nS pS ne G
ruoe e s apa rs on sns
shMrEi. W MccAGELEY who VIII siys his entire
,a1 or e s % Pcpa Sn &
f0 yGGd n "A iRisi Inv
N.B,-MoCaulley 4 Rice's BricE Yard corner ilth
and Wa'h@s 81 iSTmeTy ,.o., =. x,o,,o,uu
Ia % let on oh 81. on and below the corner Of
s;@ on Ill., Sd SSTSsl Lombard and Pine South
Is on 7h' between Pine and Spruce, HdIoninG Scott
Y fee. % 9TH, between WIN. RumOrd prop.a,
10 !. mail, Sstwesn Pine md spruce,
~ ON Ps ,'R Rsw sBfssi e S III ss North SIDE
ieO On i!lhst, between Walnut Sna Elisabeth sta.
W IGI Ss%ssH SnSaass s
TPs above roqn% ana lots will be ,S fer sss
h% i eGed BY the bSS all on 1E S
?4sS q -, NAV a.:!! SAMUEL AN. MecAg l!
..''' sale:
James csmPbeii, dspsassd, 4 mo now oasrsd q
81 f a % s E isG sss s U e Sy .
P s s kdans NsS oS sss'
%aEtoa. Ths sita@iI9a = sisystsd GsssSy,
s% n sss sdns :
Barn. Carriage Honse Cribs gnd % with apple
s6SS siSps
stables and gardens Tor eqeh The water which is 26tNiued
never qils N the drest season This ProgeTly can bs
IS in uSasef SH t.
terms Of sale WILL be SSsy as nTsS portion Of the ppT
sS' S 'sS Ill., PsSssIi
f isser adaSssssd pr ,~ 'aS ps'04' o. O'
Sept: i1tll-tI MAkr hA CAMPBELL, Exeoutrx
NEAL rlp nnda.s;, Al an. ct
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Tn I.ER.

THE sHoP and Cellar al No 1s4 shiplsy -steet.
Tsf above Eighth, wall be rented low u sPPlica:on
EAh No. iH French street above sixth
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LIME AND R-PHospHATEs.-
You will confer favor on n young farmer
who is anxious to improve his land, by stating
in your next number how the application of
lime and DeBurg's Super-phosphate would
operate together. have seen it stated that
Peruvian .Guano and lime should not be ap-
piled at the same time. The object with me in
using some fertilizer whose effect would be i'm
mediate, is to endeavor to get coed set of
clover. The land has been in tobacco two
years in succession, and will be seeded in
wheat this fall. propose, If the application
of super-phosphate and lime together will ans
wer, to use about 200 lbs. of the former, put
in with the wheat, and during the fall and win
ter TO top-dress with lime, at the rate Of 20 to
90 bushels per acre.
Should the Super phosphate be pleugbed or
dragged in, on light soil-and is it not better
to apply lime after the wheat is seeded, as a
top-dressing, than to incorporate 1t with the
soil, or to use il Immediately before the land
is about TO tie worked in grain or hoed crops
Nenv rarIua 10 iheoa inte~ro"otorias will
ANswERs.-lf 20 bushels of lime be ton
dressed on the wheat iu January or February.
| when the land is in a condition not TO be
poa ehed, we do not apprehend any danger.
AS our correspondent represents his land to
| be light land, we should advise that he plough
his super-phosphate in.
His third question is answered by our first
reply and we will add, that quick lime should
never DO Immediately applied with any organic
| manure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

IL A PLENDID CHESTER COUNTY FARM.
~ M spht ed about miles from Newark Dol, Three
lsssim miles nom stri9k erayiie and from New Lon
prime oh land, and g,S gnzIng ORDER Is al
vlded nIo Holds, well fenced aud wood Of Acres
Of prime imher good water in oil oldH The iu-
bros Kitchen Sso g s asss and so al hs
one By ~ feet, bot well finished, Wheelwrig6t and
smshoP good sgrlns and stone spring the
over three 80 w 30 feet straw house. aud weEos
house "a by 80 feet corn cribs attached and sep
G IS y 60 tsSl higs rs Re bought for q5
LONG GREEN, BALTIMORE CO., MD.
ONE Of the best improved and most desirable
VNAe Limestone Farms in the stnte Of MARY land, sit
on The line Of the Philadelphia Rtd baltimore Central
Railroad, now building. IL contains 2l3 OF land
about in 0 which is IN high state OF euiiyation the
bull In The most substantial manner hey consst oi
large stone double Mansion House. rnushoast. two stories
high 80 feet front rOughcaBt double decker Barn. Is b.
80 eet wagon she'd ~ feet long, house, poultry house
carriage house, dairy with never failing aPrIg and run
Prpn 9A5 acre. Any person wishing TO purchase wall
address sept lf-if j. II. RAY, Newark, Del
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
Nonr priueipu Furnncr containing l0l acres,
NfAn ~ Of which hTe IN who'd and timber and the RES
Ih;A idue arabic land This is one Of the most de-
49, HlTabe pieces Of property in the county, II Is
M& b R1l Road RAsssS, 5llet imm PeI5yyG and
soil naturally lerte,a part hghy improved and all sus-
acre, lnli cash, balance in mortgage; agply 70 -,
| sent 7tL j. u. RAY, Newark, Del.
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A cultural.


NARROWING GRASS LANDs.--In one Of our
leading agricultural journals ! noticed recent
ly the following inquiries
i l. Have you ever narrowed grass lands, IL
SO, what success have you had3
9. Would II. be injurious in dry season, or
would 1t be beneficial in both dry and wet7
IS. Would there be any difference in the kind
of soil2
A. Would it not be better, In oil cases after
narrowing, to have 1t we'll rolled
In answer to the above inquiries, propose
to give my experience. Last spring had a
piece OF land Of about five acres, which had
formerly been in clover, but pastured the
summer before so much that there appeared
to he DO more vitality in it. About the mid,
die Of April narrowed IL well end seeded
some timothy and clover on it. kept tho
stock of 1t, and when cut it, portion OF 4
yielded one and half tons to the acre. TIT
soil is ola limestone nature. have no doub
but what roller would be beneficial at such
time on all grass lands. would like to hay'
the experience of some of your subscribers O.
the above questions.