Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-07

.a,rirais.-On The Goth ult., Barge Pioneer,
Capt. Yewett, from Schuylliill Haven, coal to
Henry Bartram.
2Dth ult., Barge VIM. II Smith. Capt. Eel
man from Schuykill Haven, coal to Robert
Carswell.
Doth ut., Barge Isabella, Capt. Karr, from
Schuylkill Haven, coal to Steamboat Com
pany.
Both ult., Schooner, Jas. D. Mcguire, Capt.
Neal, from Cape May, gravel to J. NJ. Bantum,
3Oth uh., Barge Sarah Jane, Capt. Shlnir,
from SchylSill Haven, coal to John NJ. Turner.
Both ult., Schooner Neptune, of Philadel-
phia, Capt. Mcgee, from Kingston, with curb
stone.
! May list, Barge f4aretta, Capt. Baker, from
Schuylkill Haven, coal to William Preston.
list inst, Barge, Good Intent, Capt Faut,
from Schuylkill Haven, coal to G. Il G. w.
Bush.
lst inst, Schooner Isis. Capt. Chase, from
Boston, Saltpetre to DUPONT Co.
find yet another Of The pery salt Of The Earth
is Gone.-Died at his residence on Bohemia
Manor OH Wednesday the Goth ult., upon the
estate on which he and his yenerated Father
were born, Thomas Il. Clayton, in the 5Sth year
of his age. Within less than years, FIVE others
of his near relativeshave passed from this earth.
Namely, his venerable uncle Hon. Thomas
Clayton. His two brothers, Joshua Clayton
ESQ.,, and Capt. James Clayton, Hon. j. NJ.
Clayton, and within tho past two weeks, Ma
thanicl Smithers, Esq. In the death of those
six gentlemen void has been made which
will long BIO remembered by the citizens of
Delaware. Few indeed will regret their demise
more than J. j..
"A Handsome Prcseni.-we see displayed in
the window of Geo. Elliott handsome piece
fpenmanship, set in a beautiful gold frame
mounted by the American eagle, and bearing
numerous devices and mottos, emble matte of
Firemen, and among the rest this:-"R Non sabi
sed omnibus. 1t is u present from tho Phila-
delphia Ruggies Club to the Washington Fire
Company Of this city, as a token Of friendship
and respect.
Economy is IPeaHh.-Every man who wants
to become wealthy must take care of the snivV
change; the dimes, half dimes, and even PEN
mics are to be looked after in the purchase of
all articles, and every means must he husband
ed, as certain gentleman dated his fortune
from the circumstance of picking up pin, and
another from carrying home on whcelbamow
some articles purchased from tho old Million
aire Girard. To all we say, bear these things
in mind and remember and call before purchas-
! ing Saddles, Brides, Harness, Whips, Trunks
Carpet Bags or any articles in this line OF bus
mess, at the cheap establishment Of Charles
Parker, No. 80 Market street, between Front
and Second, where bargains may he had, as he
is satisfied with small profits, believing that the
nmble sixpence is better than the slow shilling
Give him a call.
To Horscmea.-The young horse of the Black
Hawk stock, owned by MIR. Anthony Reybold
is conceded by all who have seen him, to be
one Of the handsomest animals in the country
and possessing the points which promise great
strength and speed. lie is colt of the old
Black Hawk who was so widely celebrated in
| Vermont, and a half brother to tho celebrated
horses Ticondcroga, Lone Star and Ethan Al
len, the latter being the fastest trotting Stallion
IN the United States, and all of them stand in
other respects unrivalled. Mr.. Reynolds horse
is very gentle, suited for use as well as show,
having the kind disposition which is general to
the stock he il descended from. Farmers and
others who admire fine stock, and ii cests no
more raise good colt than mean one, should
make 1t point to sec him and judge Tor them
selves. The effort of MIR. Il. 10 improve the
breed of horses in our county and stateis high
y commendable, and should he encouraged.
See advertisement in another column.