Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
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full saying and worthy Of all aaaeptatlon .nas Ehds
am eLief.n This We believe was MT lvy . nrst
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son' situated on the Philadelphia pike In Brandy
vine Hundred, will be offered at public sale, at IN
auction of William II. NAT, on Tuesday, the
9th instant.
James L, Miles, will be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, the 10th inst.
George CONWAY, talented Indian Chief, viii
lecture before the Independent Order OF Red Men,
in the Odd Fellows Hall, this (Monday) evening,
at O'clock on the Religion, Poetry and Eloquence
of the North American Indians Tickets 20 cents.
Slavery Society, will lecture al tue Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening next, the I'd inst.
James W. Birnie, has opened a new boot atd
| shoe store, at No l West Second street. between
| Nj arket and Shipley and intends keeping constant
ly on hand large and excellent assortment OF boots
and shoes which he will dispose Of cheap for cash.
Mr.. B. is excellent workman, and worthy |
| young man, and hope that our citizens will ex'
/ tend TO him iberel share OF patronage. see ao
/ vertisement.
Mr. Enoch Apologize, has opened Refractory at
No 80 Market Street, near Froat, and intends
keeping the best oysters constantly on hand when
will be served up In various ways to bis customers
and others. Civ him call.
The Musical entertainment at tho Hanover Press
byteiian church on Friday evening, was largely
attended, and passed off very PLEASANTLY The orr
gan was played by Mr.. Frederic Fulmer in an adj
mirabe manner, fully equaing public expectation.
| The members of the choir under the lead OF Pro.
lessor Hyatt, acquitted themselves handsomely and
had it not hesn for the sacred character of the
place thee would have been much applause
. PRocsRpISG or GsuRT-W eduesday, Nov 26tb.
Jonathan Emory meg ROY was charged win me
larceny OF pair Of boots valued az %, Inc
ty Of one George Johnson, talso negro9 Verdict,
not guilty.
Michael MAloy, was tried and convicted, in four
GASES for selling liquor. Sentenced to pay hne o.
$50 and the COSTS in each case, in default oil Whoh
, | he wasoemInitted to the county jan
: Patrick McCann, was tried and convicted :or an
assault and battery with intent TO KILL upon Daniel
y Wolfe, Constable by pointing a. gun az him, and
threatening to shoothim, which he would have dene
: had not the cap snapped. The defendant was un,
der the influence of liquor at the time, and urged
1t this as his only defence. He was sentenced 10 stand
enc hour in the piory, on Saturday, November 18th
pay fine OF $500 and the of the prosecution
and to be imprisoned for one year.
d John Gibson and James Fox, were tried for a riet
n conn tted in the city of Wilmington the 20tt
:. day of July last at house known as tine ieliog
81 Cottage" Verdict guilty. Motion for new trial
to Thursday November, 9th.
ID Thomas Beeson was tried and convicted Of an as
m sault and battery, upon James Dingee and Lindse
Pierce Sentenced to pay fine Of $40 and the costs
-, Isaao Moore was tried and convicted In Eve cas-
d. for selling liquor The Court sentenced him TO pa
tn fine of $40 and costs, in each case aud in deaul
thereof, to be committed tor twenty days in eac
case.
n. Charles M. Almond, was tried and convicted,
rt one case for selling liquor. Fined $40 and costs,
=, | in default to be committed for twenty days.
~. Neal McElwee was tried on one case, for sellin
II | liquor to Alexander Cummins. Verdict not gullt
Ice In similar oase, against tho same defendant, u
| Attorney General entered a HoHe pFoSeqAt.
was also tried and acquitted ia another case I
-. selling liquor to james 5awdon-it being proved
both these cases thatthe Rrtiole soit 10 the wine
ha' was "Ginger syrup,
,ol. Thomas Ward tried aAd convicted in thr
"a cases for selling unprecedented to pay =
usual fine Of $40 and costs, or to be imp risoned
tnk 4 " DAVIS q N ZACH
Radelif Chadwick, tried and convicted en- oil
al, indictment for selling liquor Fined $50 and COS
avs | or to be committed for twenty days.
war Patrick Dever, tried and convicted, in tvs cas-
NJ, for ceiling liquor. Sentenced to pay the usual ii
of 800 anu costs, DO committed for twenty da
the | on each case, o,,
,ta | Brooke Turner was tried and convicted in Of
and Gaze, for selling liquor. The Court imposed Z
ion usual ne Of $40 aud costs, rim doault 10 be
nc | mitted for twenty days.
nya Alexander Boyle, indicted for participating in
Fitb riot in the Town of Newark, was acquitted.
enn | Henry Wtsil, submitted in i've cases, for viii
the he was indicted for selling iqucI and was fined
ears and costs, to be committed for twenty days
! each
ie' indictments against Charles Nj. Almond, and Al
uire' MeLAne Robinett.
afHc The Court adjourned until Monday.
great DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPLETED On Sat
Il tho day. the 22d November says the Delaware Rel
=. tsr, the last rail laid on the main track OF
ttom Delaware Railroad, st SeafUrd. Ga Monday nj
lras, December LIST, passenger and freight trains will
r the regularly to and from Seaford On Thursd
va n December lth, the road will be formally open
i. OF course thousands of persons will be presen
"a the Seafoid that day to witness and participate in
ume festivities of the occasion. This great work is
rsde last accom- plished. Perhaps there never WI
ected road IN the United ela'es 1uht unuer liore
tho oouraging circumstances; and we venture to as
NOT that there is section Of the country which II
which needs or IS neuer aaaPleu 20 rop smsnty
suf aud more TINS moTk nus peeh p""sIess.nS, put
who last and successful impetus was given to it in
J apy ysar 40, since which time, by the most until
The exertions and interchangeable zeal of the Presto
How aud Directors Of the Company, it has been pu'
then steadily forward to happy consummaton.
IS has cost Of the work will reach near twelve hunt
outh thousand dollars; and, strange as it may seem
amount has been raised and the road put in sucC
husi full operation, although no larger sum than
UGH hundred and thirty thousand dollars has been
10 re- | in by individual steckhoderss A great work
nda been accomplished by the citizens of Delaware;
fiddle in this line, the work has just begun The Il
ach trunk is built, and now the branch roads, by far
and more important TO tho citizens ut large must
) pnr. projected and pushed to completion. noble
fail of pelus to Internal has been given.
ted to it not slumber Let new hands-all hands
as il work; build railroads until this Peninsula, enc
pixed passed with net work of iron, shall not only
,enuse highway of travel, but in fact and reality tho
once den-spot OF the Union.
nation The LEcTuEE.-The Lecture on "Westward
ana course of Empire" delivered before the Associa
INeo, by Edwin L., Magoon of New York last Thurs
evoke wonId 6a in resnact ~ seona of nIan hoa,t
eo' language, eloquenoe of delivery and nobleues.
sentiment. The speaker evidently enamore
g. ar his subject and at home with it and he made
news large and enlightened audience likewise as
eEiheed by the almost breathless attention wi
nesr- was remarkable from the commencement till
lived close The lecture of Mr. Magoen is una nimo,
no pronounced by the audience TO have been triuu
onn as TO the delneation of the of history
WV brief hours oraory Those lectures invaIui
hans from the acquaintance with and enjoyment o {
tha cream of tho tslent which they s'
nv sur citizens, and we call upon all public spir
s,o | and Intelligent rmbers of this community to
and tain them and reap the benefit in which they
q Lee so rich.
unity, LECTURE ny HORACE GREELEY.-Hon. lie
oo Greeley is to deliver the third of the of
4 the lures oil the Young Mems Assosa ton Thurs
the evening, December 4th, at the Odd Fellows
Poh> commencing at o'clock Subject Europe :"
Greeley Is a man of m ark in our country and a
neis- interest Is felt in his sayings, doings aud view
hre HE late visit to the old world and his rather
ordinary adventures there, having been srreste
rin Paris, and his of observation and pqu
ne of comment, cause TO anticipate something
liarly interesting when he lectures on Europe
Cen We think there are few indeed of cur lecture 6
hla> people who will be willing to lese the pre-