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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

ARM FOR SALE.

- Containing three hundred aud twenty four and
I'm Greek Neck, Cecil County Mary lard, laying on
the north side of said Back Creek, y. miles below
Chesapehks City, and mites south OF Elkton. with
two story frame dwellings three rooms on horr, with
sc. Tire soil good red osy. The farm sdivded into
Ave helds and sixth may be clear and added at
SINAI expense the land Ia under good state of ou'u
and Chestnut timber The place to up
for all time to come The crack ant small lributAr,
forms near mile Of the outside fence, There two
good landings the farm, where all the produce the
on 1t. All the trade through he Chess peake and Del
aware Canal IN ahs than two hupdrs yards the
dwelling. The situation is higs and healthy, water
good, water n all the fields but This would be
very desirable pr0pe for Peach growing, the land is
we'll adapted to he growth of fruits of all hi ds,
Peaches having been plant ed the farm for the last
portion of the purchase money may lay for some time
SGd sss GAs GfATShE sadisso%n Bel Be
MR. BenjRmin Davis. Jr., the Tenant the iarm III
sOH SAIL.
A valuable Estate, In New Castle County. The
G underagued offers for sale all that valuable Tract
IN pland and marsh, the property of Thos Porman
and known as the " Hamburg Farm" 1t II situated iu
New Castle Hundred, about 81 miles below New Castle
and Is bounded the south and eqst by the Delaware
rlvoi tho northwest by tho New Castle and Della
ware CITY road on The northeast and southwest bS
lands OF Ge,rge 4. Tybnut and others II contains IL
the whole 800 Hrrea abeut half which Ia marsh
The latter except about 90 acres now enclosed in III
years and has become greatly improved The extent
value Of this property with it's convenient location, max
II VI the most desirable farms iu the market Fo
further information reference may bn made to
| GEORGE \ RODNEY.
| aug POLL New Castle nel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
Thomas j. Mahaffy,

REAL rCTATE \ ENTS
No. 30l King St., Wilmington, Del,
Has Tor sails hi Farms from seventeen to two
dred and eishty-hyo acres, within few Miles Of Will
mington.
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE
"A Alexander Mccoy, will sill hrm twenty 10
f. \ thirty acres ot his Farm with the buildings
Gaaal thereon situated la Christana Hundred about
.h-&-Lsix miles from Wilmington. Farm will bs
show aud terms made known by applying to
T. J.MAHAFFY, No. sol King 81.
~ Fara OF 2li Acres In Kent County Dell, eight
E8 miles below Smyrna, on the Del. II r., one hun
@dred and forty acres of which cleared, the bal
lance IN wood. Tho buildings and fences are good II
will be sold reasonably and terms easy City property o
small farm near Wilmington, will bo ken In part
pay ian 1871 TH0a. }. MAuAFPY.
Chester County Farm for sale.
&&fA Farm in Franklin Township Chester County,
| ,ia Pa, containing one hundred and twenty one
III acres, one hundred OF which Is cleared, the bal
good wood land. Tho land Ia in high state Of onlti
Walton, and water In all the fields hut heimprove
ments consist ola House, containing eight rooms, dou
BILE decker Barn tenant house and Stable 1t ia with
In ys miles Of lime Quarrles, and about six miles FROM
P. W. a B. Road will be sold low, aud possession
given oath March next Apply to
| i and inp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Property.

Ank Farm Of 1874 Acres more or less, situated In
slI Ceei county aud state Of Maryland, three mles
ID lM from Elkton on the Nottingham road, " ell
suited % be divided into two farms the improve
are two good Dwelling Housss with good barns, sheds
and necessary out-budings; about 10 In high
state Of cultivation good Apple orchard In full bear
ting with peaches pears cherries and other fruit trees
There at the House sn excellent spring OF water which
in chestnut aud timber the whole 10 well fenced nd
has been timed two three times the crops aud
stock would be sold al fair valuation and possession
given Immediately II desired, il would be exchanged
for property IN Wilmington 1t Is well suited for Trnot
or frri farm JAMES SMITH. on the premissb
or WIN. MoCAuiEY, 6o5 Market ST wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
A VaIuabIo Farm M Priynic sale.

.f<as We have for sale that beautiful nm OF Jahu
!V& Wilson, ESQ, containing Iva acreh OF hrst rate
EiU land Thii ia Que Of the very hest iarms in the
1880 State, There 10 not one foot of poor land on II
and the buildings all In lne drder good water plenty
OF truit of all Kinds, 10 OF good wood laui The
Farm is is miles from the city Of Wilmington, miles
east from Mt Pleasant Station OF the Del Railroad ana
4 milse below St Georges, terms easy.
WIN BRIGHT SON, Real Estate Dealers,
Jy28u Wilmington, Del
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Delaware City Academy.

fI,HR next term 81" this SHOOT will began ~, ' } gu
i Mnndsy, sept. Sd, 1856 The Prin,i, NJ refers to any
those vhc had children wAtdh ia his charge during
the past year for information III regard TO the character
OF the school 70, TERMS i, apply 10
l. Is BAUGnER,
Aup G,Sm Prii Cipa
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THE
Union Business College,

or PHILADBLPHIA
Thomas May PIERCE, A. M, President.
aayias; during the FiHlr YsAR OF It's organisation,
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With the prestige. experience. and stability acquired
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The well-esr ed reputation OF the COLLEGE Az
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the ARRANGEMENTS
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aste trnSss.Sn BOOKS sd AZ ths rs h
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TuE LOCATION
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18

- Farm or TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
n aIm ACRES In Appointments Hundred Now Castle
llll@ Courty, ~ miles from Townsend Station, Del
laiifoad and lying upon uayigals water-fr0m thirty
forty acres OF woodand-good House and Barn Prizes
$50 per For further particulars apply to sidre-
MaJll-u DAVID 8. YARDLKY. bower, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-18
FARM FOR SALE.

NEyA& Farm Of lot Aces, the Homestead Of the
lS,a late Robert Hu sbRndH dsceaased. The build,
ings large aud In good order the land Ia we'll i'm
proved fencing all good Tenant House the Farm
The situation high and healthy, Six miles from VIII
mi ngton, In Christians Hundred near Rock land The
farm will be sold low close the TeTmd easy
WIN, BRIGHT 4 son,
aug l3-tf Real fstate Dealers, Wilmington, Del.
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GAILLARD, Box 1873, Richmond, Va. novl7-tf
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-07-27
WALTER SCOTT.

Scott has done more for Edinburgh than
ell her great men put together. Burns has
hardly left trace of himself in the northern
capital. During his residence there his
spirit was seured and he was taught to drink
whiskey punch-obligation which he repaid
byaddTessing Edna, Scotia darling seat, y
in copy OF his tamest verses. Scott dis
covered that the city was beautifdl-he sang
its praises over the world-and he has
put more coin into the pockets of its inhabi-
tants thanif he had established branch of
manufacture Of which they had the mono
poly. Scott's novels were to Edinburgh
what the tobacco trade was to Glasgow about
the close of the last century. Although
several laborers were before him in the field
of the Border Ballads, he made fashionable
those wonderful stories of humor and pathos.
As soon as "The Lay of the Last Minstrel"
appeared, everybody was raving about Mel
rose and moonlight. He wrote The Lady
of the Lake, and next year thousand
tourists descended on the Trosachs' watched
the sun setting on Loch Katrine, and began
to take lessons on the bagpipe. lie lmpro,,
Wade did when he struck through them his
military roads. Where his muse was one
year mail coach and hotel were the next
His poems are grated down into guidebooks.
Never was an author so popular as Scott,
and never was popularity worn SO lightly
ano gracefully. in hisOwn heart he did not
value it highly; and he cared more for his
plantations at Abbetsford than for his
poems and novels He would rather have
Deen praised by Tom Purdle than By any
critic. He was great, simple, sincere, warm
hearted man. he never turned aside from
his fellows in gloomy scorn. his lip never
curled with fine disdain He never ground
his teeth save when IN the agonies of tooth
ache. He liked society, his friends, his dogs
his domestics, his trees his historical nick
naeks. At Abbotsford he would write
chapter of novel before his guests were
ont of bed, spend the day with them, and
then at dinner with his store of shrewd Scot
tish anectiote brighten the table more than
did the champagne. When IN Edinburgh,
any one might see him in the streets or IN
the Parliament House. He was loved BY
everybody. No ono SO popular among the
sonters OF Selkirk as the Sairrd. George
", on his visit TO the northern kingdom,
declared that Scott was the man he most
wished 10 see. He was the deepest, simplest
man of his time The mass OF his G5eatness
takes away from our sense of its height.
He sinks like Ben Cruachan shoulder after
shoulder, slowly till its base is twenty miles
in girth Scotland is Scotland lie is the
light in which it is seen. He has proclaim
ed over all the world Scottish story, Scottish
humor, Scottish seeling Scottish virtue and
he has pat money into the pockets of Scot
fish hotel keepers, Scottish tailors, Scottish
boatmen and the drivers of the Highland
mails.-A SADaHaer "a Shye.