Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1845-11-21


jury had reaijnalle doubt of his having at
tained that age at tie time of the attempt, they
must acquii, because the law presumed impo-
tency until thai age.
Sentenced ID psya fine of $500 and costs of
prosecution, AMI on Saturday next, to be set in
the pillory for one hour, and then to be publicly
whipped, with sixty lashes on the bare back
well laid Oh; to be imprisoned for the term Of 4
months. and lhcn 20 be sold to- the highest and
best bidder as 4 servant for the term Of l4l
years.
The trial Of Naihan Boldley, for murder will
commence fe-sfx ]. W
SHoxasEtSa.- Wilmington is "a healthy
pleasant city, with fine markets, where living
is cheap and where there is more intelligence,
virtue and equality than in any other city of
its size 1--WE helieve) in the United States.
Why could uattho shoe-business be carried onl
to the sameles.ert as In Lynn near Boston
We have nowebout 100 shoemakors. Why
could not l,otf dow we'll hereg Why could not
the DO e SSlLx ,sr than i Lynnl Let
ANY e X A5fs safh(Is loiate large
manufacturing III Eslhenf here, and it rer-
tainly viii make Noney.
STRAW BoyNrrs.--In many places to the
Eastward young ladies learn this pleasant and
profitable business. Why not commence it in
Wilmiocton Zen enteyprising Young ladies'
might get up an establishment both useful and
profitable, which might constantly employ 100
females who now eat the bread of idleness.
They would make none the worse wives for
learning to be industrious.
Saw Muts-We ara nleasee To learn TINT
GREAT imnroyemonts arc beinr made bv our
lenterurisin6e. f,iiow citizens. Messrs. Walter
and simmons, Al their saw mill. near West
street and the Rliil Road.---a new stack of nine
ty feet high las been built, and new engines
and boilers added. The engines are from the
manufactory Of Aiessrs. Bets, Harlan & hol-
lingswor.il. The engines are double the power
of those usod before, and the boilers are twenty
iopi iee'longsr inap iae former ones--the stack
is built SO, that the boiler and engine can be
taken out at any tune without removing tho
stack. Inc brck work was done by MI rat
mex sua''on Oh rnllaaeipnla'
! GaEAr YiEtp.-Twenty seven bushels Of
potatoes were raised on the farm OF Mr. John
Fisher Of Smyrna, on considerably less that two
leighis ofan acne OF land. The ground was poor
and sandy They were manfred broadcast, and
Po'atVe ur9ppeu III e'ely lniru iuttoW. INC
sanlu sensie,nsn nas 'alseu .".s ye1', "ua'
uouuip ny ninl"h' u piseASs irseu W silo
SAM MN w lea, o.'o.ej w.. isue' 10 'i0'
lye. - anu "''''''i''u' gu 'oy' o'' 'e"'.''
1 +. DE bouas RICHARDS, Eso.--We have ex-
lamined some paintings oil our talented fellow
citizen. representing beautiful scenery on the
bold and picturesque Susquehanna, which are
spienuluy Sna no' ia.'uy eMeoa' ~
shinigs stree, l., ,ho ua,a, 90 proa ,'o
~ NJ ~ s"i,9 ~ t''u 'ioiui ., i,iovAe
-, A"nV e,;,ts,, ~ s"v, ~ 49, uNes1''s
lP0I.'''s a ""u ". i'aSon"''e '''''s.
sics. ~ rHt BnuE HEs's chcKEs.-Thls
I, painting near pur Office DOOR by our young
friend q. W. Stephens, whose room and work
ishop is5n We fressrv- byldin2s,) IL hand
fssey'' :, Sa1sf y ~ Why have
lsoeh a. rVAsS yedng gef lenian OF grel pro'
Inhse. III
4 We hatn als6 sign painted by onr friend
Mr.. Andtow S. CLARK, an industrious enterpri-
sing misunderstanding encouragement.
I NIeHr ScHooL.-Mr. Philip Doherty IAN old
and esteemed fIiend) has opened Night School
in the basement story Of the School House Of
st. Peters Church, in Wilmington, where he
, teaches the various branches of useful know
LEDGE
I CousTERrEIT NOTES.-The caution our mer
-chants againsi counterfeit notes on the bank Of
, pennsylvania, as many OF them are in clrcula'
: non In tins ,cl'y-ra twenty dollar note on thai
0 bank was one'sg at me counter o. r, one oil oui
lnercn n1 one Jay ,aS, wseS-ihe rSUlgefle'
~ gyOu' ~ \, h.,e LILY, a.'
Dhf 1oons'--oY ury goods merchants ap
!, pear to nave made great preparation lo[ th'
coming WINTER 10 supply our cinzens WIN al
!. descriptions ., winter gooods, rom inc mos
!. costly 10 me Paines1 atucles; Our en'erPrlslnE
cluzen, MT. ngzny, mas ialu IN large stocf
OF goods Tor Tue supply oil country stores stores an'
!, our own g9oo cillzens, M S rnking,oI
Moou' 'tsae ponsal,, 'onn poyu' a. y
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d Messrs. Miller q lHelmbold, two enieIpnsinl
a carpenters, are eieeAng two neat bIlck houses
A atthe .. w. cnrneg OF 9TH and Lombard streets