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, 1881-04-23

An INQUIRY.
Ilo stood bronzca aud battered form,
Within nn old Glnbrasuro warm.
And loaned upoi, Il cannon old,
Huff aunkem In tho frngrant mold;
Thnn turning from tho riaty gin,
with llelp ut ctutch ho tutterod on.
A sweet xrl faue tooked up ut him,
Aud BWpGt oyea ho!t!inp1 his napGut Rr1m,I
And sweet vui0H said lti qutvcr luw:
u d Khllnnt wnrrIur, do not 90.
Hit tell no. toll nit whcrG you fought,
And whurc thosu f91rful Wounds were wrousA
Vert s,ntttun tn tho furious tltlu
That tIr0ilut1t,tl iii Nioutl tho bastIons stde7
Or fought upon tho Hlfppurs' leUk
And sang s1ottatcp frD1n tho wrcck2
Or waved tho st1trry bnl,aur high,
llrnvpIy ruAUtyGd to tiu or lluf'
~ llnitt iii, yuling rall'' tho vgtGrnn said;
/" mn n Wil!toWu8hgr tI} trl1do;
mover 1T; this trUublo II
Inilntnmutory EhDuMhtlz!'
, 1881-04-23
Some Interesting Facts Concerning
KisBos and the Various Styles
of Oscillation.
Mr.. Rothermcl's Determined, but
Highly Legal, Attempt to
Secure a Bride.
Mrs. Mackays Splendid Ball In Paris,
and the People Who At.
tended 1t.
Tight Clothes tho Correct Thing for
Ladies with the Necessary
Plumpness.

TIE TA1,a1ER's wOo1NG.
Tho daisies nodded ID tho grass, tho buttorcaps
wero sl0cnin1. r....
Aud lust ncross tho river Bang tho farmers at
their renplnE;
Upon tho hills, SO bluo and far, the maplo leaves
WEIR showing
Their soft wllta beauty IN tho brocze that from
the sea WIS blowing. .....r.
A little mald onno through tho lano, Win sonK
ard Ripping laughter;
Tho buttorcs1ps tnndo way for her, the oai6los
nodded aftor.
A strong young farmer saw hor pause bostdo tho
She drow lily from Its depths with golden
heart n-Qulyor,
"Thou art Moro ta1r than lilies aro," said he
with hend upllftcd, ...,.
And sicn tsSM r|tsS g9|pyS ms tho s'r'a" '0"0to 'a'
sho set tho flowers iii hor hair the rod and whito
A cloud s,s1 Eraw black botoro the sun, ana rainy
was tho weather.
Ho came across tho rivor thon, tho farmer from
uo mnaest SH ,!ot tho wators depth, no carod not
40 iovol" said ie, y II cleaning sun aud cloud
TITO rivers I've Iarrlns With may roll uupassod.
But whon loud th,tnior ills tho mir, and clouds
and rain cun1e over,
III oFSas g. iI1s oyesf oreea 10 your fa' IL" A' '"
And SO one day tho village bells raurout across
rnolr music sat the buttorcups md daisies all
while son.e enc drew lily from tho stream SO
Aud % piucked 4 biooa-rcd poppy that amid tho
The maI'ea ; S% 1t tham In her hn1r, tho red and
With many many % smiio. tear or two, ind sunoos at
, 1881-04-23
MISS 11oUGIroN's BEAU,

Miss Amy 1ioughton Is tho 17-year-old
laughter OF Airs. Morrison, the wItu Of
well.to.tlo ald reputable police officer, living
Mt SOIL Story atrect. Philadelphia. Some
weeks ngo, wl,en Any's pa a.d mn dis
covered, or as Mira. Morrison puts It, "got
wind,n TINT her ianbkln had anchored ller
affections to young snan, thoy inourncd
a,ld refused to be co,nforted; but their
uIlic.lon didn't Affect tho youngsters par-,
ticle. Mr.. a1td Mrs, Morrison say thoy OPP
pose tho billing and coolng because Amy Is
too young tn ularry. Tley also allcgo thnt
tho young snan's l,ablts nre not as good rs
they might be. Thoy ARGUED with Amy, but
She sniI hur purpose WIS !lxvHl a1u nothing
could nWurya ilur from llvr DeNsl, WIN was
ignolunluusly sxpulletl from tile Morrison
iiiuI,sinn Wl,en hb callct a'l evening " 10
| later for the ptirpose, as HRS. Morrison
ndGresses." SINCE thon the lovers have lnct
on tho streets and 0xcllatged tho !lslta! vows
0f g0Nstancy md affection. Flnal! y, OIL
! Tuesday last, Mrs. Morrison learned TINT
| hpr daughter contemplated e!opillK nliu that
dreadful nova lid hur to !nsert tho following
notice III 4 morning patlr yesterday:
nsIhHnn;h II nsisons a1;hStissa 10 81 p:rto9 e nefrsxa
curolu0hy NOT 10 maTty fay dan2a19r An{ u uHH1H.
}fs5 }Is5S. sjI. Si atSsJ = -, Woss ThiladophlA
, 1881-04-23
CABINET l,Ecs.EATIoNs.

rr,,, ..s..t,}.a "a tEa r,htrot .o,ootfmna
inc mohpess Of <lhe Gnolhos s,' so'"o1ilnss .,sas
hnvo very amusing ltltorviews WILL Iaules'
rs this following will illustrata:
Young Lady--"Mr. Secretary, I l,nyo
called to 500 II YOU eau teil lho ~llo1' enp;, m
is TO DO oflofea a"aS' ato "'iefo 4'o WI!
60 tu?"
socretary-"1 I really 10 not know. Doyou
,vtaI, him ortlorod nwnvT.
1ouiis 1.aaS. w, ntuosu s"sa VT. ~.
n very conscious look anu slight Increase III
color) "only il you wero would like to
know. you know. for yo,, scc," pulling out
,,ns i,srI,,or"Iiof nra n,,tt,no hnr 1tttls
ler hnlnMstcTisti ~ i, NV p,t p1tss 'Sthw%t,
, 1881-04-23

" nut thsn 4 wis warm. oh' hate tho cold
Cr,os brdlo, 50 mhd, for sho hann't fcathor
sho ttmidty puts In tho water ono toe,
Au1 pulls 1t, NIL fr1tZtn. right mt with m arhr
Thon M It! her wings. with thoso wur,ls conn.,.
~ won't havo to batho any moro, now, MI ,un.
mor." 4r
eoEu t,F T1H CAKE.
with fcnturcs hentGl and roi,
With head TINT thr0bs and nches,
A won1nn stands In tho kttohep
Turning buoknhoat cakes.
Dnkot balsn! baksl
In autumn, winter. and spring,
And still with q voice OF tremulous auat.
She but ut tho caku doth sling.
l3cNt, beat! bentt
WhIiu tho bAttor "a foAmlng htgh,
Ami bnke! bnkgt bnkol
Till 1t aec,n8 TINT tho man must die,
nut no-ho bents him hrAvbly.
And tho woman continues to bake,
= Sprunt1ing, md lifting, and turning.
WhilU tho MIN. h0 tnkUs tho cako.
, 1881-04-23
NEWTON WAS MISTAKEN.

theory which, In spite Of Its fal1acy, lias had
many htlnrents. I1e irsfsttd TINT tho nt,at-
olny nf tIle fannlo arn, ts s,,ch Tint 1t Ia inl-
possible for 4 girl to M0v1 llcr nrttls III tlle
pianu Of her wa1stband. Without dwelling
on tho fact that he u1warrai'tably ass'lsnutt
tho existence at fomalc wristbands. 1t Is SUI"
ilcteht 10 say that facts cuncI1lsteeIy conlfR-
dict this Insertion. Several sclont'lic persons
have slice demonstrated By 4 slmpo nii0
pleasing experiment TINT a girl cnn move her
arms Ut almost my p'ane. prof. Fnraday TOOK
glrl Of e asuat pattYrn, I'D ", yolIg nI .na on
tho !"I'heory and Practice Ut Stone;tlirow-
inE.h llcplaced tho young !nG'1 On ui9 1l Moor
OF his lectnrc-rp0lll with tho girl lliinicttatoiy
down f1r q fow moments n ortlSt to ayr favor
chemical ncltun. a1tu On suddenly turning
them Up ngaltt the girls arms Wure foilllA 70
be tightly c!nsped nt9,tnd the yG1lllE naail III
soinowiiat greater altitude. is impossible
to break tho force Ut this experiment. 1t cntl-
clusiyely shows that ,tlie funIllG nrln cali
move III the very llreoli0M u, which sir 1aRAc
Newton Inserted tlt II could @ n9a iaove; tc
aild always with the ean,a result. ANY young
man wt,0 cail securD tho eo0nerntlni Of Klri
eRh repent It tor his own satisfaction, nut IT
S 20 s aed at Il
tjle,,, pey no further attention to N9wtoi!'s
hypothesis. alnce 1t has hucll completely !lts-
proved. mil In now held by no nitu WING hls
uyen Il indderate Mcquaintanca with Bclo'lce.
DEsDEA1ONA's N1Gf1TdoWS.
THIS garment, as dtsplaycd by Etllo VIII
ton in tho Saly!uI company, Is unEko that
us,lnlly worn by actresses In tho strangnla-
tlon scelle from "Othello," in that it Is not a
thing tint woulll plss hs well for n wrnpper.
1t Is Enthusiastically a nlGl'tgowit-plnln md
unprctpnttoas, gathered in at tho nuck, and
hanging In au,p!a folds. Tho only departure
from realism Is lii tho material. which IL OF
| fine WOOL Instead Of linen or cotton. Awoof-
IN n,ghtgow,, would not bovery comfortable
on the hot Island OF Cyprus; but tho actress
wants something tint hangs aud cltngs grnce-
fully. But lier desire To !0ol bawttc',tnE to
tic M,ttlla,lco is not extensively KEatlltol.
Shlvini IL II very tyrnht towards lltB support.
ing cutnpaily, .AtibortltnalitsK everything tu
Tic glory Ut Ills own pnrt III the. cnH3 Ol
Miss Wilton, hiH exnctlons extended to lel
Ucsdrin0Mn iightgDwl. Ssl0 Is a tNstrEu
dresser, htKl would fnil, liuye added cn1n9t
lstl frtlIs md lacca, bNt llp insisted On q plaii
Srttllclni about it. .1fUr corset must gu. Slit
Is not 10 lpnn but The .presetlcu Of that, alls
tuininx hrt1cio would bu tliscnrnable. a'l4 Wl,t
over heard Ut n ,vOl,lun going to be4t with ltu
corset On ? 81 slie IL dlscl0sed ~ tile Lust &C
vf tho plny, SEATED ut n table with n bright
cUlorct( wrap about her form. Emilia let
down lior hi!r. which falls, over lor aloul
Wrar a,ltl stni,lls up tu ller n!gllt9owi,,, look
lI,g just like MI ordinary: woinat, rcutly -
bU hut all women ure by 10 lllenns sntis
fed with such plninlless Ns tllat =
, 1881-04-23
nhc1IELoI,,a PARADISE.

Th!bet is tho old bachelors paradise, for
1t il there that hgcan alFt with hundred
gtsls simultaneously, mud get married. with
out knowing It. 4. 7, Cooper, an ngent in
tho English civil serylce-he WAS recently
murdered at DImsno, although tslat Is neither
hero nor thers--resotyed TO travel through
China by youts comparatively unknown,
and full Of dangors, Startling from llattow,
l,e went along tho Yang.tse- Klang to East
arn Thibet. 0na day liz found himself kM.a
grows, surrounded by . group of girls, allti,
according " htm, "tAe wi9le ssens Was ~ W
slstlDle, that, though struck by the remark
able Absencs ot tlse mails Bsx, ha gnyo hill,
self up to the influence ot the situation, and
Wa!ted viii! lallxu!tl eu1ossty foF tue lclo,Wtc- 70
, 1881-04-23

tho RolentIst md astronomer, quietly ,nat,o
~ o.t.a"t ,',to a. Ioanni, .ro ,,,horo,l.
-, :4.o ~ 1 ....s.a - 49,. n..tna T,,,.ai
eu' t1e 'ooh 1uatto's W. ttto 's'.H t1v'c''
and there lle hus becn 0ver since until Al0n-
day last, whcn he took Ills !aave Of the city.
Sfnnv usrhapH. lava tnnryeIctl ut his coiltin-
ueu asas u'e'e' WV sn.o "ao p".."n5 o"oos
by Oil Injury ho FccolVeu III q WrccR on tllo
Hannibal Road OIL the GNl OF last month. Tho
famo,,s T,rofessor found lii ST, joseph ulorv
*i,n,, - ,,c..tnr oo,,.n for rnmuinlnv On 1nnr.
an ps'os. sssu .,..n. ~ ,,na ,,,ot .,nnt,
Long oFo arriving ui99o ~ istsa M,ot' . WoUet!,
H4 won one nf oI J.nssR'ms ~ thosx sta aese!y
!htlles* y WIZ W tnlua & ~! &4.s.na1 .a
from tnia py lile n!unn n'nu uGGf' Msu aiSe
orcutnstatces atIat'Rn's NY ttt at, s,,,Es
aatH Ut ~ romance @ Ill sea1 '''o ""lca taaHs
~ tho tot !is.s. ,,.,rx .,a oo-,v n,r+ ~ Inst
some time CURING tns eAIay hnIt u lGst
yenr Alr. alA MIS- Robert GrMW!nY, GE ",
JOSEPH, 'ialt tnelf honte. SGokanR nlo HE'LL! FILL.
OF the former IL foreign gll!l'es. !to my be9h
quite unWoll tor = long tillle, MIG nls Ia!ltiy
physician anu tftenua pttselinuu soa'yoyaRo
tlnu stroll OH t!le hnoses noyo!!u ~ vHFy
gu!'ltary reuleay, ar. CrlWSiey w: kei1lGGsnliy
known thore, anu WIS lsM9 III w 9,ss, itfMesst
esteeln py !aIkG e!scie gn ~, ot IT,, 'ras!oas i
who had been Woli to As iavoE ~ nls gunat.
GUS natu!e anu kthu, tIaF!atlAla oilAIncteF:
lle wns the aeaulnE !oeal FgpIIn;s9u!altse os
the ". Joseph 039l We6teII l2v!stpH ~ t!io
Union facillc NAllrpaus allu helN lllls !tlpoLt.
| Allt .po2t for " runlbVr " years: ,1lt.healtn
c1NltfX upon llill, ho took 70 NRnter W0fK
| with leHs responsibility, N!i1 accepteu poAl-
tl0n ten!!efUl min 1T me n!lce VI ui1 Dui!aio
road. This ho IND To give ul: An1 snortiy
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Legal Notice.

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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22

spans of horses, and were informed that
they ranged from one TO FIVE thousand
pounds-from five thousand to twenty
five thousand dollars a pair.
The wedding to which we were hon
ored by invitation, took place this after
noon. 1t was the daughter of DIS
tinguished citizen to military officer,
and although the dresses were rich and
beautiful, the flowers rare and abundant,
the music charming and the church
filled with pleasant guests, it was pale
indeed compared with the grand cere-
mony at the Synagogue. In our coun-
try it is something to wear Q Worth's
costume at a Presidential reception.
Worth's establishment is near us, and
his costumes are used on all occasions
of ceremony. But the Paris fashiona-
bles even improve upon Worth, and 1t
is something to see a whole congrega-
tlon wearing his designs, or copies of
them.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
TnouBLu IN THE FAMILY is not al

TRoUBLEIN THE FAMILY is not al
ways kept out by wealth. The great
est care Of the most successful and
prudent men cannot effect this. The
late Charles Morgan, who had some
thirty-three steamships built at the
Harlan & Hollingsworth yards in this
city, may exemplify this fact. A short
time before his death Mr.. Morgan per-
sonally distributed stock of his COM
panies. to the amount of $3.50, 900
among several members of his family,
not at that time giving anything to
other members of his family. He then
made very short will, directing his
property to be disposed of pursuant
to the laws of New York in cases of
intestacy. Now it is claimed by those
who did not receive any part of the
$3, 1000 that those who, before he
died, shared his gift of that large
amount should be chargable with the
amount given to them on the final dis
Irritation of the estate. Mr.. Morgan's
estate when he d led was worth about
$10,00O,000. The litigation has been
going on very quietly for long time
and Is about concluded.
The contesting parties are represent
ed by the Hon. Charles w. Dayton,
John E. Parsons and G. A. Dawson.
MIR. Morgan's widow is represented
by John s. Davenport and Joseph II.
Choate. The relatives to whom the
shares of the stock we're transferred in
Mr.. Morgah's lifetime are represented
by Mr.. f. Stetson and Francis N.
Bangs. ......
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22

TANClNGl

DANciNa'
REOPENING OF A. y. EBSTER,S Sc.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening. September 9th
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
tiers wishing To become proficient IN ali
the dances OF the day, and To learn thu
new and more fashionable ones, will find
II 10 their advantage To begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
Gentlemen'E class Monday and thursday
evenings from 10 ~ O'clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, october I'd
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from 8 10 d, and Saturdays
from 200 10 400. Private lessons given
at any hour TO suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seininaries, and Ior private classes o
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap.
plying at the Academy. at Robeiln d
Bros, No. 7l0 Market street, or by mail u
A. y. WEBSTER,
epl4. Masonic Nemple.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22

WHEN the writer entered upon the
duties Of journalist the men who were
Ieputed miliiOuares did not number
more than could be counted upon the
fingers of single hand. Stephen
~Girard, Jacob Ridgeway, in Phil4del-
phia, aud John Jacob Astor, IN New
York, were the most talked of. Now
milllonaires are to be found by the
score in those cities; and they are quite
as numerous in the growing cities of the
West that were then small towns, and
now rank in population and wealth with
cities of Europe that then had been
known as large manufacturing and com
mercial centres for several generations.
The amazing increase in the wealth of
the country cannot be told. What its
actual unencumbered wealth would
have been had it not been for the war
between the States is only conjeetural !;
certainly we would have been the ruling
nation of the earth on land and ocean.
And we must occupy this position in
the next two or three decades whether
our legislation is made to advance the
nation in that direction or not. In the
business lifetime of the young men nov
entering upon their career In trade,
starting with the wealth the country
now possesses, it is hardly conceivable
what the increase may be. No young
man of intelligence can look among
the business men of his community and
not be encouraged to perseyere in Iii,
trade or occupation by seeing many who
started poor as he enjoying great wealth
and Influence. Instead of being able t,
eoant the millionaires on the fingers o
asi1gle hand they may now be counted
by thousands and in the next generation
they may be numbered by tens .
thousands. Perhaps the world neVe
witnessed so bright a prospect as tina
which now lies in the pathway of th,
young men of America.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1881.

NOT PRoBABLE.-The sale of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad, or rather the transfer OF a
majority of its stock TO Jay Gould, is
not probable. Had the p, w. 81 b.
been in debt and its stock selling In the
market at low figure, it might have
been caught up by some "railroad
wrecker." But the stock has recently
sold as high as $T4.50, and only as late
As Saturday sold for $40. This is $40
above par value; and 1t is not the GUS
tom Of snch gentlemen as Jay Gould to
buy franchise when it is at so high q
rate. 1t is altogether probable that
some arrangement has been entered
into, which will be made known during
the day. But it is hardly worth while
to give attention to any of the wild
rumors that were upon the streets last
night and early this morning that Jay
Gould had bought the controlling inter.
est in the p, w. & 3. and united it
with the Baltimore and Ohio, the New
Jersey Central, Philadelphia and Read
ing and the Bound Brook roads.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
DUBLlC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Ihe subscriber, having rented his farm,
where he now resides, situated In PEN
chder hundred, New Castle county, one
mile north OF Summit Bridge, directly
on the road leading 70 Glasgow, will sell
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY oath, 1881.
Az ~ O'Clock "a. M, sharp,
His entire personal property, towit:
EIGHT HEAD OF HOkS rs
No. Lizzie Grow. eight years old
dark chestnut sorrel. very handsome,
gentle and sount, can trot III minutes,
and no better driver in the state.
No, q Billy, coming years old, fifteen
three, very stylish, perfectly sound, fear
iess OF locomotive, excellent style, and
very prompt as "a driver.
No. 3. dexter five years old,
bright bay, splendid tail, with ~
black points, good driver, sound 40
and gentle, fun fifteen three. AX0
No. 4-kate. sorrel mare, years old,
sound and gentle. works kind single or
double, aud excellent brood mare.
No. 5.-Bay horse, Charlie, 9 years old
sound. We'll broken, fine size and will
make good driver.
No. B.-Brown mare, Flora, 10 years old,
and an excellent Work mare and good
brood mare.
No. 7.-Llghtfoot, bay mare, 10 years
old, Will work anywhere, sound, good
driver, perfect safe for lady 10 drive.
good WORK mare,
No. bone FAIR OF MULES. 8 years
OLD, large, closely mated, perfectly sound
In every respect, and inferior TO none in
the state.
.,,-~ 10 HEAD OF CATTLE,
~ AIV Among which are Grade
~SNCows, all excellent mixers; A
sAU4two year Old Heiiers, excellent
STOCK, pair Twin Heiiers, ono year old
very handsome; l Calf, eight months
Old; Pedigr0ed Durham Bull, two years
ol9, quite large, and very handsome; is
fine hhoats, good stocK; Pedigreed Boar
and SOW, Chester White, eight months
| old. Sow heavy with pig, very handsome.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Two lron-axie Wagons, In good order.
Mill Wagons, Orchard Wagon, holds
40 baskets; Twin Harrows. 8 new Chilli
| ed Ptows. No. 2Oi small Corn PIows. f
| cultivators. large cylinder roller, 2 wheel
| RACES, one near new; / buckeye NOW r,
| champion self rake reaper, new; | corn
marker, Carnagy's MAKE; 2 Hoosier corn
| drills, new, perfect machines; fIickford
attachment, nearly new; / Zimmerman
| Irult eFapora or, large furnace, suitable
1 Tor rendering lard; long ladder ~ peach
| ladd rs, large peach beds, with spriugs.
| carrying 80 and ~ baskets; / Van Wtnkie
| Ian, Pennock corn shelter, new; 2 grind
| Stones, large family CARRIAGES / rocka-
| Way carriage, . SETS OF pillow gears. z sets
| Of wagon harness, set cart harness. new.
| also, collars, brides, forks, spades
| snovels. hoes, hedge knives, peach tree
| trlmmerst sleigh, grain cradles, z hay
ngglngs, | cook stove lot of household
anu Kitchen furniture, lot OF dairy nx-
| lures, lot Of PORK, by the pound, and
many other things not mentioned IN At
| are useful on farm,
IEkas.-SeVen months credit, over s25.
w. T.. BIGGS,
.. M. Ehos, Auct. feb3-it.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-22
FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID FARM In Somerset Co.
Mary land. containing 3j7 lzacres, $50 acres
OF IL mighty improved, Oiear farming laud.
lhe balance In woodland; suitable and
convenient frame bulldogs, nearly new
ana IN goou order. This lisa fine far n for
growing heavy crops OF grain or fruit.
Tue SOL Is rich clay loan underlaied
Win yellow clay, no sand; there Is "a ttne
young apple orchard In full bearing; 10
acres oil Brandywlne raspberries, in iulI
bearing; ana acres OF gOoscberries. and
bacres OF strawberries Will DO sci out "a
soon as the weather permits. This farm
lies miles from Kingston station. n. y.
Il. II. (Which IL continuation Of the
Delaware rtllroad) and rapid and di rect
communication with Philadelphia. New
YORK and Boston, also / mile from steam
boat Landing at Rehoboth, on the POGO
inoke river, and also convenient In
churches, schools, fish and oysters. and
game the year round. and Is extraordiparv
healthy situation; fine salt air; no incum.
Drince on the property, q good, clear IL
te Will be given for cash. or part cash
ana part credit, or part In Wilmington
or fhiladelphia property; possession niy.
en- AT any time, and the stock and grow.
Ing crops ON said farm. II desired. Wouid
De sold with the farm. For farther mar.
uculars Inquire OF the Subscriber. ri
Townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
LOW hHohu' Jan "a 2taw3m.