Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TWTVTUoUU |
Sheriff 0gle on Wednesday, u lot of ground be-
tween Spruce and Pine street fronting AZ feet
on Frourth street and having the same front on
Fifth street, on which is erected three brick
houses on 4th, and three frame houses on 9th
street, for $1,000 being part Of the real estate
OF Henry Klund and sold Tor the payment of
his debts. A three story brick house ON the
$. +. corner of Spruce and Cnrlett street was
sold at the same time to John q. Patterson for
$3.50.
The September session Of the Court Of
Chancery will commence at New Castle, next
| Monday.
| Hon. John W. Houston has returned from
visit to the W est. He passed some weeks in Mis-
| souri,, and also in Minnesota, going as lar
north in the latter State MS the falls OF st. An
| thony.
We learn from tho Smyrna Times thOt the
| venerable John Jersey addressed the children
Of the Smyrna Circuit Sabbath School, at their
exhibition, on Tuesday morning. The after
| noon was passed in defamation by the chill
dren who acquitted themselves in very cred
table manner.
A protracted meeting is being held in Black
iston's chapel, Kent county. Sermons we're
preached on Sunday week by Rcvs. Jersey,
| McCoombs and Bell.
Stephen Howard, of Appoquinimink Hun
dred was thrown from wagon near Murphy's
mill, on Monday last, by the side board COM
ing out, and one of his ribs was broken by the
| fall. He is about 68 years of age.
The sale Of the Museum belonging to the
estate of the late Joseph WiggleswOrth, will
| be continued on Wednesday morning, the 9Th
inst, at 10 O'Clock. There is still great as
| sortment of rare birds, which will be sold in
| single cases to suit purchasers, and also many
other curiosties. This is the last chance that
will be afforded to those wishing such articles,
and therefore they will do well to attend this
sale before they are all disposed Of
/ n of nd InctfgOu
streets advertises a new portable forge, which
| is said to be very convenient and useful arti-
| Gle for farmers. They should call and exain-
! inc it.
Thomas Walter will sell large lot of mules,
| horses, wagons, gears, &C., at his stables in
this city, on Saturday, the 18th inst.
John b. Lewis advertises for situation for
a coored boy, to learn farming. He is IL years
of age, and will be bound until he is 81.
| G. 5. x 5. s. Grub have sold lot on
Washington Street above Eighth, for Samuel
| Wollaston, to George Elliott, for $7T5. They
| have also sold let on tie corner OF Washing
ton and Third, belonging to Benjamin Ferris,
over 100 feet 'front.' to Captain Judd and others,
for $500. 1t is the intention, we understand,
to erect an Episcopal church upon it.
Aaron Klair has purchased the farm be-
longing to the late Frederick Klair, situated
| in Mill Greek Hundred, containing 1876 acres,
! for STA, 900.
Richard Pepper, No. 80 Walnut Street, is
now serving pure milk from the diaries OF
y Major Andrews and John White, of New Cas-
q tie Hid. Those wishing to be supplied should
10 give him a cali.
"A An oval breast pin, set with hair, and thu
~ letters IL. s. on the back, was lost at thu
~ School pic mic in Folly woods, on Thursda
a. last The finder will be suitably rewarded b
e. leaving 1t at the railroad restaurant, in this cit
~ or at this office.
\" On and after Monday, Sept. It'll, the steam
sl..t
M. ton at X IL NJ, and p. NJ. Leave Phi
an adelphia at 80 and II A. NJ, and +. NJ.
ant Slate AGairs.-we copy the following frol
use the Peniusular News AT the Gully camp o
last Monday, a drunken loafer was seen rec
ing within the circle of tents which gave ris
he to the suspicion that the whiskey seller ha
rs found his way even to this place of Worship
he a sharp look out was immediately institute
ter which soon resulted in discovering the Sc cr
Ire teri safely slowed away in live gallon kel
ID in wagon from Milford, drawn by the teaI
m ofone Of our wealthy townsmen, and command
ais ed by Milford mule driver. The wagon ais
MA contained dccanter and tea cup to facilitat
ly- the operation OF drinking, something Of til
m animal species in petticoats, and well charg
L ed musket for defence. The managers seize
m the whiskey and drove the drunken dealer
ed from the vicinity Of the encampment. I'll
names of the proprietor and commander ar
he Jim Lane and Reuben Hudson. They wi
.in doubtless be prosecuted ut the next term
os the court. The absence Of magistrate alon
ri prevented their immediate arrest and COMM
C. ment-- The evidence Ulicited at the Cor
In ncr's inquest clearly demonstrates that IIolir
To was guilty OF a most unjustfabe and outr
Ia geous murder. The witnesses testify tn
hi Morris was in the act of raising from stoo
lch ing posture which he had assumed for the pu
to pose OF securing his hat when he received Il
iia, blow. Hollis had stated before, that he won
r. Ia mt Nrh md off
ina the awful deed was committed he decar
or that he intended TO and hoped he had kill
to him. The murderer has escaped to parts II
known, probably to Kansas or Texas, and |
the property is to be sold at public vendue
S in next Tuesday after which it is supposed h
tie family will join him. A large reward may y
all secure his arrest.-Ilis Excellency Go
:. Causey, has at length succeeded in erecting
had beautiful fountain over the boiling spring
for South Milford. A jet of pure, cold water, t'
the or three inches in diameter, flows continual
the from it. 1t is located on the street and is OPP
and free to ALI and although it required
that expenditure of two or three hundred dollars
on complete it, it is Of just at much service 10
are poorest man or woman in town as it is to I
the public spirited proprietor hinself--O
heir entorprising citizen Jas. II. Deputy, Esq,
Of making preparations to lay the keel Tor lal
'guS barque. She will he the largest vessel L,
a in built in this section, and we have no dol
the but that She will prove equally as satisflctt
SIZED to those for whom she is to be built as did
red. last vessel which MIR. Deputy launched. -
the AT lest one Thousand head Of cattle he
" passed through our town since the early p
yet OF the spring, en- loute for the Northern m
re- kuts. Wo should Judge from the number NJ
,nch from Sussex that the State of Delaware
furnished the Philadelphia market with at lie
OF three thousand beeves the past Spring O
Jecn Summer.
on
ldia me s1ife5ed outrage al Camp Meefing.-T
ing account oil moo at recent camp-meeting
nch Caroline county, Md, which was published
with the Philadelphia Bulletin, Turns out as we
ticipatcd, to have been greatly exaggerated
the The Rev. Andrew Manship, corresponding 81
ant fetary ana agent OF the Philadelphia Conf
the ence writes from Caroline county to the Phi
the delphia journal, under date OF the 3Oth I'll
up that there was no mob and no disturbance
lit all. The cOlOred people did, as usual at L
uts close OF the camp, pass around in prOcessi
ltpS the ente ground three several times in perfe
il- order, and were headed, not by the Rev. NJ
tel McCOnbs, rs was enormously stated, but
to three respectable citizens of Maryland. The
.iaI started to make a fourth round, but as Il
whites were busily engaged in taking dow
ted their tents, and some OF them did not wish
4 be interrupted, they turEed the processio
md back, when the colorcd party quietly retired
er- their own department Of the cncampmunt q
tan iOying themselves as they are wont to do
their own way, without restraint from the VIII
, of people. Rev. Mr.. McUombs, was not in
+ La procession at all, and no application was ma
d in to a magistrate, as alleged, for warrant,
srgy there was no occasion Tor so doing. Mr.. Nj
the ship further says his statement is cOrroboru
; in by the Rev. WIN. +. England, the preacher
has charge ofGrcensborough, and adds:
and 1t will, therefore, be perceived that this W
COM derlul riot, or mob, growing out of pro-slav
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