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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

The day is named, the 10.h Of Nav. Bv
help Of Sir Dudley Carleton we NAV look
upon The pleasant scene, upon ths pretty bride.
The jovisl knight, the romping girls and the
merry company, az through glass. Feathers
and lace light up the rooms In the Strand.
Cecil has been warmly engaged 10 come over
from Salisbury House. Three OF his gsntle-
men, Sir Walter Cope, Sir Baptist Hicks and
Sir Hugh Beest0n, bard drinkers and men
about town, strut over in his stead, aaunare
IN their swords and plumes; yet the prodigai
bridegroom, sunptusas in bis tastes ss in his
genius, clad in suit Of Genoess velvet, pur-
pie from cap to shoe, outbraFes them al. The
bride, too, is richly dight; hex whole dowry
seeming 10 be piled upon her In cloth OF silver
and ornAne Of gold. The wedding rite is
perforTsd AZ s. msrylebone ChspeI, two
miles fron the Strand, among the lanes and
saonFs winding toward the foof Of Hampstead
Hill. Wbo that Is blessed With any share Of
aympathy or poetry cannot see how that glad
and shining party ride 70 tbs rural church on
that sanny tenSh of Msyp how the girls will
laugh and Sir JshR viii Joke, as thew wind
through lanes now white with the thorn and
the bloom Of pears; how the bridesmaids
scalter rosemary and the gro0msmsn struggle
for the kias Wko cannot Imagine that din
ner in the Strand, though the tiny hunchback
Esrlof Salisbury has not come ever 70 Sir
Johns lodging TO tsste the cheer or kiss the
BRIDE: We know that the wit is good, FOR
Bacon is there we may trust Sir Join for the
quality Of hiS Wine,n
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THE .UE.MPHES
Patent Machine Steamboat s. Merchants
BAKERY And FLOUR STORE.

7 An MANUFACTURING No. 7 article Of Crackers
also. the celebrated Crackcrrl Blscu Pilot and
Navy Bread. ] supply merchants. bakers and eon-
fectiouers, at ST. Louis prices VIII psv cash for
cracker barrels and boxes. J. BROCK.
i.l2-Ius No. Howard row Memphis, Tenn.
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ELght Years Ln NTemphlg.

TEFeEE the public in general that they prepared
10 treat al diseases but espee ally those which
pronounced inearable, and called chronic
Ther treatment o. Cancers is without any rival, be-
they viii be expelled from the sysiem with al
their roots and nbers snly by utionaf treatment
without eauaties and without the knife.
They tlso treat with according 10 the most
proved gcience or nediclne in Europe Rheumatism,
Neuraigia, Gout Ophtha,mis Fstula in Ans, Ecrofuia
syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits, TApev0rm Pies Drepsy, Diseases OF the
skin Bronehis, Consumption, all diseases OF tbs Eye
aud Ear, and give particular attention TO all Female
Complaints, especially those q the womb.
Negroes Who As7icsea with any Of the above
diseases will be cured and and good beard and
oemHoaSions while under treatment 81 the dscs0rs in
nrunry
The doctors call attention OF patience At distance
hat they not prepared to consult the doctors per-
saA by, By writing 70 hem with exact Gucount Of 81
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine will be forwarded
BY Adams express.
Eg- COssuitinE Room, No. sss Main street between
Union and Gayoss streets. Indrmary On Union stres
sas; Of bayou at DR.. spiegei's private residence
Br G. Spiegei has Ia bis thirty yeaTs practice e.
pecaly on chronic diseases cured them With the utmost
success He has in his possession i've thousand
plants herbs, barks, etc, Which he rely upon %
diseases vhish By The successful praci-
tioners pronounced incurAb!s.
Ue also makes it his epecial practice % treat H pr-
vate diseases with the success in short time
matter Of how long standing, nor Of what nature
All Dr.. spiesel asks from tLe afflicted is fair trial
then all he reference be viii give viii be speedy
10 theuns
Thoassnds Of tsstimonlals. from the most resisBle
source may Be seea at the deetor's oince. deis-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

phsr hss been long accused Of ingrai
ireschery towards the earl Of Essex, 4
and benefaetor, and Maeaulay, secepA
received tradition, rsVivihej it with all b.
culiar irenehant visor, and Lord Camp.
wrote volume to uphold the same opinion.
Against both Of these writers, and against the
received judgment Of the reading world, Mr..
W. Hsmpword Dixon arrays himself. and
sends to the public bis defense Of Lord Bacon
IN these "personal Memoirs" dug out Of IN
published m2nuseriPts, aAd certainly evineiug
on, too, has style peculiar to himself, though
BY no means original Il is a sort Of mixed
imita lion Of Ruskin and Carlyle. We make
The following extracts, as giving the best idea
OF DiEon's life, while, however, we abstain
from selecting those few which contain insIe-
gances Of thought and exprsssion unworthy so
experienceda writer:
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ITAVTSG sold stocz o. Bsoks. Stationery etc. 70
II Nj II. Wade * Co., after thanking frien1s and
the public for the very liberal patronage extended 70
us, most cordially solicit for the arm eontiHu-
znce OF their favOrs. Respectfully,
gEO. PATTIsON 4 co.
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Now Memnhis IaiI-

=
DROP0SALS will be received By the undersigned
j. comulss suuers, appointed BY the County Court nf
shelby county at the scs q the architect James B.
Cook Esq o tbe city Of Memphis until u o'clock o.
THURSDAY The Th day Of February 1851 Tor buil1ing
Jail the city Of Memphis, according TO plans and
spccidcations on Ole in bis 0faCe.
Contraotors will be rVqurt 70 give bond io- double
the amouBt Of the contract with two approved sure
Tor The faithiul performance Of the same.
Tue commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory u them.
On the certificate aDd estmste OF the architect pay
ment u be made monthly in the bonds OF Shelby
Comfy Oeurt bearing six per cent interest," retaining
one-third Of the monthly estimate until the hnal oom-
plution OF the work.
All further Information explanation viii be given
aVpcatou in person By letter to the architect AZ
bis cHce corner Of Main and Madison Streets Memphis
tennessee. ]. ". A PETIT,
A. y. MONTGOMERY,
J. S. DICKERs0N,
". n WALKER
=. n. GOBLET
faH
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ca An old count paid bis addresses to a
rich hersss. On asking her hand in marriage,
be frankly said to her, Madsmoiselle, / am
very old, and you are very young; will you DO
Ge the honor to become my widow ?"
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/ gentlemen such hunts are not uncommon
when a tiger is rash enough to attack the
young babeons, which often happens. Al
! these creatures for miles round, assemble and
pursue their enemy with relentless fury to his
death. Sometimes The chase lasts for days;
but it invariably elos.s with the destruction OF
the tigsr-s striking instance that the ides Of
retribution is not confined to man alone.
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these pisneioids viii unite together and form
new planet, which viii move IN an orbit IN
termediate between Mars and Jupiter.
The writer nsxt applies this SAINT principle
to Saturn, whose marvellous ring, IN bis epin-
ion, Is nothing more than an accumulation OF
cosmieal matter attracted BY The globe OF Sat
urn. IN course Of time ibis ring become one
With the planet, aud matter win then aeeumu-
late in the sngl, formed BY the surface OF the
ring and that Of the globe, until, with the aid
Of rotation, TIE whole shall have become a
globe like other planets. The writer thinks Il
not Improbable that other planetory bodies
which are now giobulAT, may have had rings
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''How be appears in outward grace and az
pect among these courtly and martial cotsm-
poraries, the ministure By Hnlyard helps us to
conceive. Slight ia build. rosy and round n
fesh, digAt in sumptuous suit; the head well
SET, erect and framed in a thick, sfarehed
fence Of frili; bloom Of study and travel on
ne tst, girliah face, which looks far younger
than bis ysaTs, the bat and feather tossed aside
IRON the brosds white brow, over which crisps
and curls name Of dark, soft hair; an En-
shsh nose, srm, open, straight; mouth delicate
and small-s lady's or a jsstsr's mouth--a
thousand pfanks and humors, suibbles, whims
and daughters lurking in its twink ing, trsnu-
lous lines; such is the age Of Francis Bacon
at the age Of tnenlY-four.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

TIE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the superintendenee Of
Olinthus Gregory, L. L. D., in 6 vols, full
calf, London.
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THE TEMPEST. BY Wm. Shakespeare II
Mstratsd by Poster, DoTe, skill, SisdsI
and Janet. Qusrto.
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE

TTNHE undersigned having opened in the Carpet and
Il Curtain business is now prepared to show 20 his
rlenis and the public entirely new stock Of eares
and curtain goods. velvet TapeEty, Brussels, super
and olmmon Carpets RuzEs Mats. Mstiings, Coco Nat
nzs etc. six, Damask, Lace and common Curtaiaa,
rassels Loops Bands, Peture Cords cotnics etc Bul
and white Holland of different Widths Guilt Land
lcapes and plain Shades, loor OIL Cofhs from p
teet side. Finkle Lyons Sewing Mschlues the best
family sewing machine made for from S55 70 $50 The
best Of ~ortmen hand to cut make and lay carpets
hang curtains, shades, etc.
H. n. GROsTENOR
.-,-f-deurfv sss Main street Jsrzaon PI,es
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POETS WIT AND HUNOR. Selected By
W. II. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred sngravingH full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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a. VaccarO & Co.,
WH0LESALEGROCERS
AND IMPORTERS OF
BrSndltS, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
No. 2 Front Row.
IN STORE and FOR sALK

! y y 7 = = y y = = y = =
100 baskets Cbss. Fare Champagne, direct
frcn Rheims, France;
100 baskets Hsidsic & Co;
50 baskets Golden Sprayi
50rases Widow Chequat
81 cases Cabinet;
100 eases Sparkling and Still Catawbz
500 cases Clarst, different brands;
900 cases Sauterne;
100 eases Sardines, and (
10 b. pipes Cognsc Brandy;
90 zr.
50 eighth
100 casks L0ndor Porter, qts. and PTS;
so casks Scotch Ale, ia stons isrs, dirsc
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar. Cefss HOlassss Bacon, la
mrs LoSv F0R eAsB1
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THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORA-
BILE EDMOND BURKE. In 8 vols. =,
limo, full calf, marble edge.
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"Wbsn the passions fan out in most men
poetry flowers out in him. Old when a child
BE- seems to grow youngsr az be grows in years
Yet With all bis wisdom be is not too wise to
be dreamer Of dreams; For whine busy with
his books In Paris be gives ear to a ghostly
intimsiion OF bis fathers death. All his pore.
lie open to external nature. Birds and flower,
delight bis eye; his pslse beats quick at To,
sight OF hne horse, q ship in fun sail, 4 sof,
sweep OF country; everything holy, innocent
and gay acts on bis spirits like wine on q
strong mans blood. Joyous, helpful, swift tc
do good, slow t. think evil, be leaves on every
one who meets bin sense Of friendliness, Of
peace and power. The serenity Of bis spiri.
keeps bis Intellect bright, his affections warm
and Just as be bad LETT the halls OF Trinity
with bic mind uhwaTped, 80 be now, when duty
calls him from France, quits the galleries Of
the Louvre and St. Cloud with bis moral.
purs.7
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IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS!
COUNSELLOR AND AGENT,
IN APPLIcA ATIoKs FOB PATENTS. uSTERFERsNCEs
AND EXTENSIONS,
And also in appeals 10 The Circuit Court

= 3
IN APPLIc ATIoEs FOB PATENTS. ISTERFERgNCEs
AND EXTENSIONS,
And also in appeals 10 The Cirruit Court
0fiCe.N, &. GER. Seventh and + streets,
seosud story, directly opposite the Patent Once.
{ PECIECATI0ES and DraWings Of sn Invbntiou with
l. all other business pertaining 20 the obtaining
Letters Patent, will be executed fer fee as. For
srsulns the case in the event OF RELECTIOs andfor
APPEALING U % ne esn i3slonet, 10 ADDiiIoA Al
FEd WILL BE REQUIRED. In cases OF interference,
G99asl "a 1e Circuit Court reasonable extra
Por fee Of 80, 8 preliminary examination viii b.
Instituted At the Pateut once and rel able oPini4n
given to the probability Of securing patent Four
thousand examinations OF as character we're conducted
during the last three years.
Frem Rev. G VI. Samson, IL. D., President Of CoIum-
bian Coilege.
Washington, D O., Oetoosr5 1850.
take special pleasure IN stating that NJ. Robert "
Fenw-k has beeh intimately known from earliest
chDs -. His peculiar intelligence capacity for bus-
ness and strict eouscientiousuess we're marked from he
time when boghsod began his profession iu the
once sf Patent Agent No one that knew him well
thea hss beeA surprised At his steady and rapid rse
As ths responsble head o. the business Of Mum & c.
u Washington, have o.ten commended hin persons
in different parts Of the country inquTins for compe
tent frithful aud Conscientious Patent agent; and
have failed receive gratefu ackn0vT geunans
hls services can commend htm with yet more oeut
dence as the Independent manager Of usiness wher
Elnch depends the ability well perfect in
tesriiy Of su agent. GEO. SAMSON.
From Hon. Chas. Mason laie Comm ssoner o. Patents
Washington, D g., October :, 1850
Lesrnipg thst r. ". Fenwick5 Esq.. is ab0E open
oice In this city Solicitor Of Patents cheer
fully state tast bave long known hm gentIenan oi
large experience such Htters Of prompt and
rate business habits, and q undoubtsd integrity.
such, commend him to the inventors ef the United
States. CHARLES MASON.
Also refers By permission, 20 the Hon. Jeseph Holt
late Commissioner Patents and present Postmaster
General, and 10 J. ". Keep, ESQ. III Main street,
aemphis, asd to McCla1ahAn Dill, proprietors Mem
phis ssAppeAl.i' nofT-iau8n
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DOdOe'S Patent
FOR SETTING CRATES!
asAM's HOUSE p

fT1HE audersigneS has opened TIE NKW n
4 HOUsE, recently completed on the r77S :,
north side ef JEFFERSON STRHET be- =,
tween Second and Third, where he viii keep @sl1ats
arst-eiAss
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17

- a Farm containing 2g6 acles. siteatei within
lli A % miles Of Bridgese. Del. and nies lioul
hi Dale's Crossing On the Delawars hlir6ad vhrrn
l4tllA lime is sold The place Is s fenced in aui
divided into elda with good fences The soil d o
Neeent quality and easiy impfovd Iheru .lhlelsut
Timber for the place; 500 apple trees now in baarine
Hiill 21l young peach trees, with other fruit The build
ngs are In part follows: House lu good order q
tores, rooms With Kitchen grtnay sud stat.e new
arrage and smoke house. good water III the DOR wit
lther Improvements not here mentioned. This ntta viii
e sold for $3.50 half cash, balance IN years ih M
crest. Persons desirous OF purchasing viii eil 20
nah Long on the premises, or the undersigned.
JAMES RAY, Neuarl Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17

4essa beautiful Country Seat, with over 10 acre
l Of land attached situated on the Llnca.tar l'i.a
mi mile from the city OF Wilmington, Del This
kllih property 8 beautifully stuassd hill, cni
manding q beautiful view for miles around. The im-
prOvements substantial mansion cuutauuE some
ruons built in modern sy e almost will bathh0uso
water closets and gas tank, 6e; a the principal room
have marble mantes and high ceilings the house S.
surrounded with vefan1a porches has haAutul lawn
n In front, with grape vines 30 other Kinds
Of shrubery The outbuidlngs good carriage hou-F
aud stable 81 by 20 feet with waEq shed md erauaf3
attached. This property will be sold low and terms pt
Persons wishing to view the preuiirs 81 s btutla
Ayielotte the property or the undersigned ra.sas
sion at any time JAS. u. RAY, Newark, Del
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ss.5aAr good Smith aud Wheelwfght stand with an
l!!sH the aprur,enauces iheFeuutn belonging. This
Eis place IS stuAtad On the New London road 81
MeClellAndsyille New Castle COUNTY, Deawin.
In an excellent neghborhoOd. with school and church a
the place. 1ne improvements greeted one acre Of
land, and follows Good new pGuiis Dwelling sa
feet front by 20 ieet deep. With back buildings eauh
house has fve good Smith and Whriwrght shop
30 feet by &c feet covered with shingles with shoe shot
attached; good room the shop for painting ca.
riages &c. This place Is for sale aud will be sold low W
the owner Is dssirous account NJ health change h
business For price and terms apply to the lefFnud
or to Mr. VIM Kennedy on the premises.
JAMES II, hay. Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17
Valuable Farms for Salo.
JAMES H. RAY,

- farm containing iis acres, situated iI { niiss
fs W Southeast Of New london = Rnlda. 10 franklin
hiA Township Chester Co, Pa. Il is dlFidnd Into 10
kh helds, with good eueing wafer runuIn- in mo o.
o. them About 70 acres Of il tinhaf consisting OF
white aud black oak, hickory sud plenty chestnut Tho
improvements stuated within so yards Of The m bile roads
are Mansion House Of log and frame in faif oiI u
lainins rooms, with good spring and .prus house
tenant house hog house, granary, matar house
WIN Barn 30 y IS feet, lu far order rhera is tons ds
ahle i on the place, also good lmr tln fdr Turning
me and LINE stone convenient. lhi 1pod place and
has had large quantity Of lime nui aud Is e quite
productive IL Will be aold low. ruee 500 pir acres
i."O OF he purchase money may remt n tho farm ior
ANim ~ years Apply 10 JAS o. Ray.
Newark Dol.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17

Sr.tsr Farm containing asis aefef; sitnal-d ra -
m!l tho Brick Meeting Housu aud Msur sun. l,afii
E,iA County, Md, Is OF good soil aud div isd in l-
kas closures with good iencing water 90 nlldt Dig
of timber .6 in grass A,Tes Ia ofAata tLU
Improvements adequate for tic place, erd fns -
follows; Brick house, 25 by 80 ni substantially auiii
in good order, with shade trees around at sU0l vaur
in the kitchen, Barn large aud gocd, douhiU 00feA 90
by 20 feet with other out buidings The lard D. iu r
order aud this farm will compare very iavuuhiF with
Others the neghborhoad The piaer will e soid low
and easy For full particulars spnly tl ihe
undersigned, or John smith, on the premises.
JAMES Il. Ray. Newark, Lli
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17
ln0 ACRES IlR sALI

Ss,JeSr Farm situated the public fnHI leading
EmE% from Smithsille to Wninfttl, miles Nom
Nv i the latter, in Mil Greek iuudra Ncw Castle
LEA County. Del This fam contains ila seli. DOL.
prime land OF excellent quality. in high stats 90 c-
vation we'll wHered, laid ga In fields with SOD uncn.
10 in Timber The improvements cna-f iu palI h
follows: good Brick House, A,u Aiel-.i at.
tarhad, with excellent water ia the ly iftraull
rams, milk hous. carriage house, cits steue hsii
with water In the yard There good lttant Eeusr ia
the place. This farm ~ located in of tc fcs Lo-
borhoods in the State within mike Of inestlr. alI
lime II will be sold worth the money, au luu.f ls
going West. For full particular cali on 1r tau
j. Finley. on the place, or the undefsiguod
sep ii JAMES H. RAA, Ntaalk. uel
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17

80 A rarm Etuaied In D0FoF HnllT7lI WIT77
1fii1# ,yest n Dover, in Rent County plWafc frI
llli lying INN nedatey on both sides Of tho stale stad
Hak& leading from Dover 70 Tempiryilia- eontsiuiHs
fD5 Tcrs 400 Of which arlb land. dvifd into con.
vanient fields aud Is we'll adapted % tho growth l
kinds Of grain common to the mate. much &C SO iire
excellent meadow tho residue, 100 acres bong ll
in wood and timber. There on tie pfems tAr kaaI
Tenant Houses besides the Mansion well supplied eNi
good water harms stabns and other improv1ueut-, t
an abundance Of fruit. such Applos, peaf choir.
&C. The place is we'll located with regard lo sc. '.,
churches and mills lies the rolling rIer W i4Ht
dividing the which now both dire lla fn Ilu
Delaware and Chesapeake Bays. This iim is worthy 90
the attention Of those wishing 20 pur hB il- u Et
County, as such place Is seldom offered of .al' Bonn
easy For full partieulars io price. E Ariy iH
the undersigned, 10 Trurten l.. navl5. L'It o.
premises. JAMES n. RAY. Nswufs. pHi
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17
NEW ROOKSI

NEW ROOKSI
III Il. S. u. Rattr's Book and NeiOspaper Store,
ago Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps, story of7Amercan Life by o. w, Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins
Harry HaTsou, by John T. Irving
The Attorney, by John T. Irving
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life. by Capt. Mayns Reid,
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Eyeryb0dys Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Miss dnherts Career.
one OF Them, by Chas. Lever
The First False Step, by Reynolds.
The ROmsn Ia White, by Wilkie Collins
Twenty -hve different kinds of Novels at dina each
An the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspapers
Books Stationery and Fancy Art eles for sale in Il eat
variety ap-ia
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ORANGE GROVE
WHIS EY.
V. @. G.
v. G. G..


THE pURRsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
has furnished the community stimuant pure health.
iul and iuVeoTang at the same time mild, delicious
beverage Il Is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stun that is palmed of the community aud
which is injurious to body and mind For sale by
V. o. GiLplN, SOLE Agent,
rooner Of Tenth and Market SITS, Wilmington, Del.
mar %
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17

.ssaS- A Farm containing Ill acres. sitrs'ei it
n,f miles south Of RimbleVil.e, Chester county ia
niMI This farm Is we'll situated In good ueiahb0.
st1t hood, very healthy elns0 fehofi. z. l. tuf
plarrs Worship Il laid Oh in fields rtll waerei
The land Is Of good quality and under good 4'ae n
prOyement There ahout 80 Of good tluhcrs-
The Improvements consist OF good stone petne Iuuo
spring house, barn OF stone and ffgna u.s. ~ see Co.
floors, ami good order, with eiher bnii iiiurs n
fact the farm and buildings will compare ia,onily WHOM
seen with others in the neghborhood aud y he old au
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JAs. u. ~. -. =.


fs,itS ~, le,ot.ial plaee suitable or e0untrt t
lli M 5ap M 81 y suAted ihres-ourtls oi d ,
illA contains eight acres Of food isrs i5is ~
lets, win many trut trees, and many dinere,t M iL
shaae Az ornamental trees and shrub in tb.
~ aieen1 w the aMelng-whieh is as follows. !. ii
DE- mouse % py 30 ieei, with hall In the s,tr
a,hi1s w, y seea rooms with excellent cellar and
~ i9esgi Mlth an abundance Of pure water r
Anothef brick house 20 by 2S feet susfsp1isi Hyi'
u aisu''y anu divided, The situation Il very health, ~
VII g. i, 'ten sanhet be easily surpassed Thi. n,
ones Ia ~ o7s 'hAn w Improvements coai Ann.
JAMES Il. RAY Newark psi