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

BRAspYwIsE VILLAGE. This pretty littleI
village has some beautiful situations for dwell
Ilings between the Creek and Turnpike. Houses
are scarce here-we wonder more buildings do
not 90 up-the lots recently laid out by Edward
Tatnall are handsomely situated.
Cry ImrRovEMrHrs.-Mr James G. Sweat
man, (carpenter) has erected handsome frame
building, on the East side of French street be-
tween 3rd and 4th ST., for a store. He has a.
court Of which this is one end of eight buildings;
this improvement pays well and furnishes cheap
dwellings. So goes Wilmington mechanics.
Mn. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, is erecting hand
some brick dwelling on West side of French
street opposite Sweatman's Court. Messrs.
Dixon, Carpenters, and Mr.. Thomas Sharpe,
Mason.
ROBINSON SrRRET.-This beautiful street,
running from Lombard to Poplar, between Cd
and Sd ST., is nearly built up on each side, and
is handsomely paved. Its very neat place for
a residence.
MRssRs. SHIELDS e. Toy, have just shown
us Culiivator Almanac, which they have for
sale in the Temperance Buildings, containing a
mass of useful information for farmers; no
where else 10 be found for the money. We re-
commend every farmer, and others to get one.
SOME RASCAL. has stolen a diamond from
Mr.. Andrew Clark. He had been placing in
lights OF glass for Mr.. Benjamin Davis, and left
tfor few moments, when some one put their
hands in at the window, and stole the article.
SAD AccipEST.-0n Tuesday last, young
lad who had been let out Of school for an hour
to play, mounted timber Wagon, and fell of,
when the wheels passed over him, badly crush
ing him and breaking his back. This should
be warning to prevent boys from rushing
heedlessly into danger.
1 APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERoR.- Henry
Dunning Esqr. Register for Sussex County.
There were fifteen applicants.
Those in want of Peach Trees, would do
well to call on Mr. Newlin Pyle, in Shipley
Street, two doors from Front, and on Mr. John
Wright corner of Front and Market Streets.
They both have large assortment on hand.
Welearn from DR.. H. F. Askew, attendant
physician on Mr.. Delaplain Mcdaniel, that
the accident to that gentleman is not as bad as
represented. He will lose none of his fingers.
l QUAKER HILL. We understand that the
: Gilpin lot opposite the Catholic Church to
the west, has been purchased by some of our
/ wealthy and enterprsing townsmen. Some
handsome improvements may be expected there
during next season,-Messrs. Simmons, Lane
and others are the purchasers.
= IloRRiBLE SEVERITY. learn some boys in
7 Smyrna, week or two since Were annoying a
: matchmaker, who took a cowhide, and COM
menced lashing amongst them; very respect
able young lady, about seyeeieen yeals of age,
} went out TO rescue her brother, who was sup
posed to get more than his share of the cowhide,
when the unfeeing brute commenced using
f,he cowhide upon the young lady, and nearly
cut her eye out---it is doubtful whether she will
, ever recover her sight Such conduct ought to
r merit unusual condemnation. Parents ought to
, teach their children not to disturb others, which
. they sometimes fail to do; nevertheless the law
r is open to all---but To treat female so british.
ply, will not we presume be attempted to be de-
t Tended.
Don T STEAL OUR PAPERs.---Great complaints
: are made by our subscribers of their papers be-
: ing stolen from their doors and workshops
, many times before they have seen them; still
Q greater complaints are made of being pesiered
with borrowers. We advise those who SO an
! noy our subscribers to take the paper, as We
e still have room for few more names.
$ RIoT.-Two colored men, named James and
Thomas Wright, broke into the house of Ri
) chard Simmons, (also colored) on Thursday
2 week, and while one held him down, the oihe
/. beat him severely. They were arrested, and
: brought before Squire Boldly, who promptly
! fssmngtted ,heni 70 10 (owp Hall cells. i'
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