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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

II MEMS RUBBER BOUTS.-Just
received, large supply Of Rubber Boots, from
the best factories in the States For gentle
~ men to hunt in to wade creeks and marshes.
there can be nothing equal 10 them. They are very
supeiio for ditchers also, and fishermen eanstefs
&c. and will be sold for Only IS, at
WM WsLSIPS, No. 43 Main St..
I1rnosife Charles Hntei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21

Nrw yak, Nov. D.-Plour-Stats advanced Dc
an quafsd az S+.S>Ssi -. DINER brands unchanged
VAST vas urr len!ei. Corn On et holders deiRsu d
an vance. Stocks lower. Virginia So. sis.
BALrxssE, Nor. 2e.-Floar and grain unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-21
LUDLAM / WATSON.

- vzvr rzszszzssz@1 NOTICE. RICH
~ Is;s xSsTs;ssZs.sess&TxMOND AND DANyILLE
RATLRUAD COMMANDMENT FREIGHT AR
RANGEMENT.-0n and after the 2ith September
this Company will receive freight of all kinds AT
Danville. or any other Station on the road. Also
any freight from Lynchburg, or elsewhere on the
line, and ship the same for act cunt of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
ENry orrr I'd h,-S
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

,.fy,ss, A. SPLENDlD Farm on White lay Creek
HsfSySs in New Castle County, Delaware. about lOu
ctySfsHsA miles from Newark anu within 5 OF the rail
eH1SnSt road, II contains 22l acres alOHt ~ acres
wv wood, the balance divided into 10 kella, Il
sH,tAsA well watared, ard in high state Of ruliIvn
- ton; grows green grass in abundance, I'M
will craze from g To 10 end OF cattle. The buildngapr
modern and Substantial stone House. rough cast, tlro
stories high, 30 by a feet, with large back hungs good
water Introduced into the first and second SlOrIes in ali
l5good rooms, with large hall and two porcoes all IN
good order Barn a. By 20 feet. double onred aud com
petey fitted M, with good wall and shedding around The
yard. Also good apple orchard and other fruit trees
Tenant House, Spring House, &c. The farm viii be dIv
ded and from l5n LOO TO 100 acres will be sold with the
pToyments Schools, ills and Churches oil ali Kids cnu
venent. Price OF the whole farm is S25 go hal cash
ANY one wishing TO purchase good farm Will call
. j, II. RAY.
Sept nth II Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

"A ] viii sell at PUBLIC SALE nj If u,t.l ar
VSSAT y. y. Atknsun, N the village OF Fnir iiii,
Il.ittt L Cecil county, Md, on TUESDAY,, The i6ih
-. DAY Of November, lA55, AZ u O'Clock RI N iii
THAI hlL EanaPe Farm containing % nores, less
said Village, and Immediately nn the Plank ROsd Ia III
ton, miles distant iTcm P.W, 4 u. KnIroaG ihis
god improvements the but ldngs are a. comiurtabie
Louise SanalnIng gool rooms, md is wei located for
Spring Rni Spring llnuse, Carriage House, 30 x sS0J
Young Anpie Orchard, nut other fruit trees This n
very desirable location, and the sHle will be positive II
~ property brings hnyihlng like its value. TERMS.
~ per cent TO he paid when the property stuck o ths
lahnee mnklng ono half To he paid on or before The aS
dy al March, 1885, the remaining hall TO he Oh oricaye
wien deed OF possesEom Will be given. Title guod any
me WISHING - Wow the property viii he shOwnile sane
W applying to me Undersigned at Newark, Del, OF b.
III sutton, ON the promises, JAMES Ii, HAS
oct lets. Agent for Tho Swnstg
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A FARM containing 1888 acres of good land, sllua
IA on the main road from Newark 10 Fair Hill nlsII
miles from the former place, in Cecil Co., Md, dyld
into hods,ar well walered with good springs and ind
improvements are good and substantial frame cottage
front, and back buildings and comlnandx nm
view for many miles. The barn by 40 feet and nun,
Def 81 good irult trees. ANY wishing 10 prTchnsp
Will lind this very desirable situation. Price s. i,0GO
Sept cliff ! III FRAV Nau,,k pi
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Ia VALUABLE FARM AND WATER Pow
Essi er 10 Cecil Connty, Md, miles from ElSton
IsssHH and within mi 10 of good plank read Ia Elk
LAA- ton, conta Mug 100 Acres of good land, All in
good stHte Of cultivation, divided INTO gfelhs, vii about
20 Acres of meadow lad ~ Acrss of good Woodland
and al undsrgoo fencing. The Water Power Is good,
20 feet head and ial, with griBt and mil and
good stJ of water, The improvements are good dwell
lug SO feet square md c0nta gOUd rooms aud garrett
barn 30 by 90 feet good gFanary, cribs Spring house.
smoke House png other out buildings. IL E41d order
Iswe wutgrrd and would mikG good glazing farm tie
land has all heen lined well and now raises good crops
and III he sold at SGi Aero. Cal address the I'M
dersignel for more full particulars a Newark, Del,
sept, lB-tt, JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
VALUABLE FANM FOR SALE


IL 4 valuable Farm of 29l Acres, 10 miles from
rs.fA BALTIMORE ,neuT the Baltimore and Ohio Ral
sssN Road heautl lnlly all uateh and unH passed for
slAl3A. hath. bOAcres OF fine Chesnlt aqd oak tim
her; large mead dltehe aud underdraned; fences
cesnut rails, aud div ded into q Aero hels, with
waiter and gates to each, Valuable Apple and Peach
Orchards Mansion House ~ fact square, built of sand
atone, rooms on tlur, with marble nuntels No. Large
stone Barn with straw house, story wagon house, TOOL
rnt pT0oi The grounds are Handsomely laid out about
The DWELLING with elegant rden aud variety
Oi FRUIT Three small Cottages for tenants or hands one
wih b1In, sptng huu &C., which would enable lhe
place 10 divide into two irns. Price S6H per ace one
nll IN improved city property OF good stock II desired
Apply 20 AMES H. RAY, Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A GOOD Farm adoins the OF town Newark, cuntDinInV
- iSaeres good land, divided into fields good fence
Hu wa!!er IN a but Two The land good order and
~ iieit WlI wei compare with other lands In the
nssv St4sd The buildings are good brick house
AND has good water at the door brought from spFg
Ehe pain = large, 60 by 50, OOrs and in good order In
hol ts cheap farm, aud he bought for i Ii per
Sept2 IL T. IN RAY Nswa,aEYts nhal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

.SyA ,d E0R s a AsPlendid NIL gropers con-
i is situated in New Castle county Del hhnny
nlle nom ne Town nt Chrisana nd al he head al
dG% ater Ga ts GhEs,iana RIVER and good neigh
nornnui olse 70 sonn9ls chnroheS, 40 The improve
heniS hrea large new brlck house with bnok buildings
containing 4 well finished IOunls, with good ceiiar IL
der the whole building, Two barns of lTnms 10 by 60
ieot brick ~ " ~ leet "a good order leo house. and 6
enan Eolsesi 1rEe hrek merchant mill 90 by is feet
~ meT clNnl work 4 T. driven by large waer vile
with an ablnience OF water ata times, large and tnS
saw mill for saving ship mber, gOOd wharf for eitep
lndns gfan Or shipping TIMBER flour or any thing mnS
hlcnre ~ me mills, and within N Yards Of the mills
nn tlIe water THIS property could bpadyantaEeonsiy
changed ~ nn cotton or wOnlen factory food WaIeT n
the DWELLINGS, anu hne Apple Orchard with variy 81
otner lrllt The, orntlon is also vnry healthy Pfee
$4,000 Gns, balance long rTNut For nnpn Mi n,,
culars apply toIAMES H. RAH, Newark bel '''''-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
FOR Sale.

- A sp enJil arm 10 acres, more or less sltu
kaV atgd u Christians lid, on the lAneasier Pike,
innIa ~ good state Of cutvaiirn hqvin. been well
lined mnnuTed within short time, u is divided into
nIeiis nearly all (which have waterpn hem. The i'm
pfovsnes consist of one line stone nanson eontainlng
hLou in Tnnnls Ul good size, with large Porch IN 'front.'
gihtp,l inside of lawn of acres, oOniAnlng large
nuier Of mnst beautiful and rae trees. There ia fine
hnr corn crib, carr house, Ice house smoke house.
aud good sized lennant house, This Is rare chance
tr any une wanting either farm country sent Price
sij,5ia. Term, or cnsh, balance mortgage; Apply
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
,,..---JAM JAMES Il. RAY.
FOR SALE-

1.-wA Farm near Bridgeville SuAfax county Del
fssffA aware, containing son Acres nl beautiful land
ksSm lqO acres of good lumber, Of OAK, Hickory,
HsAkha. CheFnut, Ac the cleared land divided into
helds, Is Under alr Improvement. under fair fenong
unu now raising good crops adOns the Delaware
Road aud has lhrge freight station on the farm where
lime can be hl at any time The improvements are i
go9u ana large house nhlhllng some OOms, stabns
aud out buildings, this is he max Ing Of ands6m me farm
balance IN equal annual pay ments For moe fu par
ioulals address or call On JAMES ii. RAY,
july 2j.ti. Newark i)at
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

RRMARKABLE INSTANCE OF nERoIsN.-The
Rev. Mr.. Scudder, of India, in letter to tho
LsasisAs>'s t@tsfiisuncer- otves st-f =
Let Americans never be ashamed that En-
gi'shmen are their forefathers. England ia a
noble country. Her sons are heroes and her
daughters are heroines. This rebellion hns
brought out deeds that deserve to be ASSOC
ciated with those valorous actions which we.
with throbbing pulses, read in history. In one
place lady and her husband fed in their car
rage. He stood upright. She took the reins.
She lashed the horses through band of mutt
neers, while he, with cool aim, shet dead one
VINO sezed the horses' heads, and another who
climbed upon the carriage behind to cut him
down. they fled, till again they found them
selves among foes, and a rope stretched across
the road made further progress appear impos-
sible: True to herself, she dashed the horses
at full speed against the rope, and as they,
bearing 1t down, stumbled, she, by rein aud
whip, raised them, while her husbands wea-
pons again freed them from these who sue.
ceeded in seaping upon them. He was wound.
ed, but both escaped with their lives, In
another place young lady, the daughter Of
an othcer, SHOT seven mutineers befole they
killed her. A captain, pressed by his sepoys
with his good sword slew twenty six of then
before he fell.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

Farm containing ~ Acres situated miles
In west Of Elkton, IN Ceell Go Md, on the Road
&ARA dei into fields with good fence all under good
we'll cred about Is acre. OF good tim
ef with siicent che inni Tor fencing. Tho Buildings
are iOg house, weather loarded, containing rooms
with ne rnealh there ia good spring water az the
door. barn and stable for horses aud CATTLE IL viii be
sold Ow,as the owner is anxious TO enter an other bust
ncss, Price $500 cash balance mortgage. Apply TO
JAMES ii. RAY, Newark, Del, Oct 22-ti.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
FOR SALE.

LII A good Farm Of 200 Acres, situated 81 mile
g-46h west 9f Newark, IN Cecil Co, Md, and on the
LINN proyement, divides into fields Al well I@need.
her. The buildings are good and substantial frame
house, containing rooms Barn 60 by GO Feet OF
nnd fnTme, very substantially built and fine
der, doors, and has fine staheling far feeding oatle &c
This Is good farm aud worthy of notice. Price G5 per
acre, cash, balance mortgage. Apply To JAMES III.
RAY, Newark, Del. Oct 22-t.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05


TRIAL OF CHARLES ID. PHILLIPS FOR THE
MURDER OF JONATHAN CLEAyER BARTHoLn-
MEw'-Ihis trial came up in the Court of Oy-
er and Terminer for Chester county, on Wed
nesday week, before Judges Haines, Woller !.
ton and Strickland. The difficulty anticipated
Oy some In obtaining Jury to try the cause
was not feall2ed-persons summoned as Jurors
very properly came to Court to discharge their
uulies, with their minds generally free and nm :
lramlheiled by prejudices growing ont of
aeMspaper publications or flying reports. An
extra pannel OF twenty Jurors had been sam
uLonee LOT me term to meet the emergency OF
III exhausted PANEL, to avoid the necessity of
Galllhs on the bystanders. The testimony
.ioes not differ materially from what mas been
heretofore published. The prosecntins e
tolney, Mr.. Butler, conducts the case of ~.
commonwealth, and Messrs. Hickman, Lewis
sci. 0 Pti'"ler eoup-
WOman's life was curiously nresarvesl
by her husband in Staftordshire. lateix. NV ire
process OF TRANSMISSION. She lay at the point
OF ueatn, when as last resource, a vain was
opened IN her arm, and one in the arm of her
husband, and as the blood flowed from the IN.
Ter II was transmitted by suitable apparatus in
the veins OF the wife. After Seventeen n,,ncas
had been thus injected, the pulse became mar
ceptible, and the coloriess lips Redeemed. the
CLASSY eye frightened, and she thankfnlIv
said am BETTER The case has progressed
very iay9rably, and the woman is recovering.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

TIlE su1serIher will sell at PrIvlte Sale, \
@E34AY valuable little Farm ~ White Gay Creek lld
LIihh New Castle Co, Dol, situated q miles lInui
SSWaik on the road leading from Ogetown to the Chris
ang and Ektnn Turnpike, containing about 80 acres OF
and 80 acres Of which tllale and undar toerabe
suuu onoe; the balance wood, and well set m young
1Ipsun also thriving young Orchard in full bearing.
Tie property bounded bs endg OF J. !. Y; dlllp,
las S,nnlley, David Bush aud others; aud vii be sold
of he moderate sum of $3.50. Apply to JAMES H.
NAY, Newark, Del. Oct 21-tt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A STEAMBOAT observation-disclosures other
Innovations which the mammoth steamer Great
Eastern is about to inaugurate will be the pub
LEGATION Of daily paper on board for the ben
eft OF the travelling public-the regular "pub-
lie" OF trayellers-whom she may be bearing
across the ocean. But this startling feature Is
anticipated on the western waters OF the New
World, for the New Orleans and st. Louis
packet steamer James l.. Woodruff now sails
equipped with the force and material for the
publication of regular daily paper on board
during her trips up and down the river, with a
job office attached for the printing of bills of
fare and other work
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

A. 4 A good farm containing SOS Acros of oioise
VEIA v rich Land, situated on the iohema Ma nor.
lEif % miles from Chesupelk City. IN Cecil county
Md, Is divided into fields with running water IN all,
under complete post aud raj lenclagt has splendid bed
u rich mnril, and has had 5nOO bushels Of quick Lame
put within The past year has good landing on the
Buheuin River. The improvements good house ni
frame, rooms the FIRST unT and on the second with
good water the door, grgnaIy barn and good snhlins
4 g0l Apple Orchard with other fruit trees, lnpRtiO
healthy; sufficient amount Of timber l0r the u The
farm Prizes ylgWu, cash, balance mortgage. Posses
sion 9th Of March. For more full information call adj
dress JAMES n, RAY, Newark, Del, sep H.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

News from Mexico confirms the reported
success Of General Alvarez against the rebels
in the south. A gang of eighty robbers had
been captured near Topic, and all were to be
shot. Rnmors OF the retirement Of President
Comonfort were again rife, bnt his government
was still strong and popular.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

m A farm situate cd near q feensbOrOugh, Caroline
ssA county, Md, containing i2i acres Of good and,
MssHH would make good farms Of 22 each, rs there
lIakA- ~ sGls new buildings on each. HouseSul
Of good sGil, unle good improvements 6Ss a In rSs s
Ivy o. yHinahle TIMBER within miles Of the Mar
lH and Delaware TAIL Road aud within miles OF nav.
gable water where lime can be had tnri cuI Ges,
sold for US per acre, opsh, balance in l. g. ana yeaT,
~ equal instalmens with INTEREST For more full PaTii
onars call on Dr. III lObstine, at HieensborOugl u
the undersigned ut Newark. Del. 3D. ~
July 27-tf. JAMES II. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

HSS BY Virtue OF an Order ortba t,rnb.,., ,,.,...
be expess n ~ pslaw w teT New Castle Comfy viii
r. AZ IN the O,h day Of Novomber s51 At ieoss
VIZ following described cal siate 10 WIS IN Stanton,
CToek d 5dGl 81 land situate, yina and being IN M
d. PM auJ0lnng lands of lanes Denny denid Virtnt
Creek ah1 bounded n part by tie White Cis,
on being lie Res tauios with improvements there,
Viii bs W sOu l9r the payment of his debts Atendsna
anJ neea u terms OF sale made known al liza 1tws
intdpr gS si3I qsad by Louis II. Pennington ATm s
Orphans Court vs. Us" pnlnleey;, TX Order of the
Farm Offers Az person wishing TO purchase PROPERTY t6
aud 'n, lIucelnons, being situated in a baaiths
ss acoo ad being conyonsnt to cSaro6
Stanten on te bs aIiH within mile Of the Depot al
Il veIy n S wilmington miles The land es ieye S
Inns nL uulNv. The Farm divided INTO felds aan1
I Few y San an F SS been used within lie
81 wson ON the farm. MIR Ednond n nr NOV " wv cords
m vIa % Will show tile property 10 person.
Oct I5-is '"''' Ia IL PENNINGTON,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

HohIcIDEs IN TExAs.-At old Camp Colora-
do, Texas, on the 2lst ult, a difficulty occur
red between two brothers named Watts on the
one part, and father and a son named Hol.
land on the other. Fire arms were used, and
George Watts and the younger Holland were
killed on the spot. John Watts was MORALLY
wounded, and died a week afterwards
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

FRoM HAvANA.-.aTriual Of the Quaker CITY !
at NelD York-The steamer Star Of the Vest
81 100000 IN gold coming, &c.
Netc York, Nor. 2.-The United States NAH
steamship Quaker city, from Havana on the
10Th ult., arrived hers this evening.
The steamer Star of the West, from Aspin-
wall, had arrived at Havana, and would leave
ON the Both ult., for New York. She has
| 81 800 ,D00 in gold OF board, besides half
million dollars for England. Thiriy-nyo OF
| her passengers, including Senator Broderick
\ and Col. Fremont arrived here In the Quaker
City.
The connecting steamer, Golden Gate, lett
San Francisco on the 9th. Her machinery Pc
came disabled, and she returned to that port
on the 10th.
The steamer Golden Age left In her stead
on the 18th ult., and arrived at Panama on the
cath.
The sloop-oi-war ST, Louis left Havana fol
Aspinwall on the Goth ult.
The " Steamer Herald" of San Francisco
the 9th ult., is the only Californiapape thorough
by the Quaker City. The news therein is OF al
unimportant character.
Kinks Wagon Road party had been attacked
by the Indians, but the latter were repulset
{ without loss.
1t is said to be the intention OF tho Nor
mons to go into the Russian possession
| should matters prove serious.
|
3 The health of Havana has become good.
1t is reported that the appointment of MI
D rasal, to relieve Concha as Governor Genera
/ was not acceptable to the people.
/ Exchange on New York and Sugars ives
nomInally lower. Holders of Sugars prefer
red to ship to the United States. Gold com
: mands per cent. premium.
The shipment Of small cargoes to Europ
Z were active, but there are no ireights for hea
! Wy cargoes.
) The Quaker City briAgs SI78 900 in specie
n CALIFORNIA lNTELLl0ENcE.-The otficia
q returns of the recent election in nearly all II
!. counties, give Weller, the Democratic cand
date for Governor, a majority Of 1850 ov
NJ all the other candidates.
"a The majority iu favor Of the payment Of Il
m State debt, is 10000. The Senate consi SITS
"a 20 Democrats and 8 Republicans, and the A
N sembly of ga Democrats and l6 opposition,
;. The crops of cereals are largely ahead of u
o demand for home consumption.
/ The news of the panic in New York has or
h ated but little surprise.
n The trial of Treasurer Bates has resulted
a a verdict in favor ofthe State to the full amou
a | of his bond, $l00, 900.
i The Mormons in Carson Valley were to lea'
u there for Utah on the 18th of October. Bri
n ham Young has ordered them to form seer
d cavalry company, equipped with years pr
i visions and clothing.
h The expedition from Fort Buchanan again
/ the Apache Indians, killed so, and took L
"a / prisoners.
,r Great excitement prevails between the Son
1 rians and the inhabitants Of Arizona, and
lr Americans are allowed passport into SonoI
IN The Pine Indians have killed $50 Yum
and Apaches for outrages committed on thel
" No papers have been received from the Is,
a mus or South America.
Id Arrival at San Francisco, ship indiana
GU from Boston, and ships Adelaide and Mast
avS from New York
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

IH---N THE sNDscTlDeT VIII sell the Farm on Which
faasfff he Resides situate about miles south OF en-
lssSfH melt Square, the distance ffOm The philn-
delphIa and BALTIMORE Genital Railroad. which
y low nenry hIlahed, miles from Wilmington, and /
mlr lOh ~ gekessn, Del, ado ming lands OF kohet
Malal Jacob fnsey and Others coma ming about Ito
acres well whtered nnh tmbered and divided into CON
nrlen helds by good fences and hodges Tho Improve
InthtH are Stone dwelling stone barn end shedding
snne Spite house, wagon house aud shop, all in good
tgPalr There y an orchard of Apple and other NUT
lIfth Tile land as all been lately well lined IN hiSh
i pninrl W ani y an excellent grazing o. dairy iafin
u u " h9hhy and pleasant gbO hood, oony ient
10 MUS Sglnls and plees Of worship Fur partouiaTs
apply 70 JOHN ENrRlklN, near Wesl Chester Pa
Sep 2I-6W. -" - N T. III u ~ Ntpp YtU,A
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05

~ IhlNAIE SALE.
&E1-A WILL be sold at PRIVATE SALE ne
tsf.aA Of the most desirable Farms in Kent pntlr-
UsssNa4 ~. Ml know AS 'Hupewell,' lying upjn
SEssnt lJlIi sides Gl the Road leading from hes
JssaAzA imthwn 70 Millin ton, and fronting upon
.anss-@ chester River, within n miles OF Chester
uW tne county seat, containing 400 acres of land In
good state OF cultivation, well fen cod good inpoVe
nents The lanu IT, well set In clover and has in he
hH lhree years mad over six thousand bushels Stone
lne upon IT,, There are two good substantial BTiok
houses neA lOlse an frame tenant house. nearly new
thueePl Watet large Apple orchard Of thrifty trees
hIut three hundred Peach trees in bearing Pear
~ hne Yafell eS, and good assortment oil CherTies-
rms property lies INA most parcels unun enok side
OF he road offering Inducements for two 10 purchase 10
kecri herG is about nifty woodland thrifty yOuHg
unnef ylng upon each side of the Toad nearly equal
parcels, WIN geht ueal Of post timber MoTgans Creek
wtnn 81 hiiauIlhe farm, has an excellent landing
IfuH winch all the produce Of the farm can be shipppd
and Lam feoelEei, There IL daily Steamboat from
OheHetpwn To- Baltimore, alordng great facilities iur
my small produce that may he grown. The sluaiion
OF the lhr cannot be surpassed standing III the huuseg
gcllllnahls Tue view OF Ile eute farm. Washingtun
cottage ny Shestertown, largely endowed hy the State
y Tue most nrnrising Institution State and ofeTs
Inducements Of the meauN of edupat 10 suoh M ara
rarely 70 be met with. Altogether this il one al ih most
ues rube farms In the markell and wi DO sold On
able nud accommodating terms. For further
inquTe Of the suhso lber at Delaware CITY, or Of Mr.
DAVID BlDDl III upon the pramiBes, -
r. 81 would say that there large Barn upon
the property which was burned down two yenTs since.
,,r CLEMENT REEVES,
sep sd-l, Delaware City, Del.