Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-13

~ CLARK's IMPROVED HoMNoSY MAcHINE Ann
bishai Clark ingsnio us and
eAperienced miller, has invented a valuable HON
mony mill and Grain Cleaner which IS one Of The
pest VI the Kind in country, possessing decided
advantages over all othors now in use II is simple
u i's construction, not liable to get out of order
anu must commend itself to all those who have
seen u In operation 1t can be driven by one or two
morse power, and is we'll calcul ted to suit all per.
sons who may wish to engage in the hemm ony bust.
Ives. We witnessed this machine in operation few
uhys ago and lound it toperorm its work admirably
NUMBER OF scientific gentlemen have called 10
see IT. and unhesiangly pronounced II to be one Of
the most perfect and durable machines that has come
under their notice We would advise millsrs and
others to call and examine for themselves As
proof of its utility and the estimation in which it Is
held, We append thefOllowing certificate from gentle.
men we'll known in this community: The under
signed lave witnessed the operation of Abishai
CLARK Hommony Mill. Itperforms its work rapid
anu we'll. hey Gan Recommend it, as an excel
lent and durable machius Jonathan Fell, isaac
d. Phillips, Bassett & Tample, R. @. Justis, VIM
u Philtpe. This machine can be seen in operation
at Christiuna mills, in White Clay Greek Hundred.
Samuel W. Davis, corner Of Front Justson streets,
Wilmington, agent for ltd sale. A. Ii. Quinby
opposite the Eagle Hotel can also be consulted In
regard to it.
POLICE liEpoRr.-'rhe following cases have been
disposed Of by Esquire POulson, since our last:
Elisabeth Myres, for perjury, give bail in tho sum
OF $500 for her appearance.
John Handy, for folUniousIy stea ling q pair of
Pants valued at 50 so.
Catherine Manning, for attempting to poison
Margaret Cook gaVo bail ia tho Of $500 for her
appearance.
Catherine Manning, for feloniously takinga shawl
valued at $780, gave bail in the Of 5000 for her
appeaan,s
Ernest Eylert for intOxication in a public place
and abusing his family, committed for 40 days to
the county prison
Ernest Eylert, fer refusing and negeoting to pro
vide support for his family, committed for his ap
pearance
Robert Taylor, for asiauting and thea!e ming J no
Pierce, gave bail in the SUN Of $500 to keep the
peace.
Margaret MurPhy, for selling intoxicating IL
quors in nifty three cases, gave bail in the sum Of
Sl0bO for her appearance.
Henry Witsil, for a similar offence in two cases
| gave bail in the sum of 5000.
Margaret Cook for perjury, gave bail in the sum
| of 5000 for her appearance.
Rachel Ball, for an assault and battery on the
person of COrmic Ward, fined one dollar and costs
Joseph Manning fer threatening to tako the life
OF VIM Cook gave bail OF 5000 to keep the Peace
BtsnoP LEES APPOINTMENT Nov 10th
Smyrna, A. NJ, Dover, p. NJ, Saturday, Nov. 20
Seatord, a. M. Sunday, Nov. 23, st. Johns Little
| Hill, M. Sunday, Nov, 30 Christ Church, Broad
Greek, p. M. Sunday. Nov. %, Laurel, evening
Monday, Nov "a Misboro, evening. Tuesday
Nov %, Grace Church, Baltimore Mills, evening
wednesday, Nov. 9th, Lowes. Thursday, Nov, 81,
81 Geprgos Indian river, A. NJ. Thursday, Nov. ~,
Georgetown evening. Friday, Nov. 20, Milford
| evening.