Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-19

is a list of the sales of Personal Property, nd
tertised in our columns;
Y. b. Glacier, st. Georges HID, Feb. IL.
! Jos. Messenger, White Clay Creek, Feb. IL.
VI. x J. Lockard, Mill Greek, Feb. 10.
Henry Runner, Mill Creek, Feb. 20.
James McMullin, st. Georges, Feb. 20.
0bediah Clark, Red Lion, Feb. "a.
james A. fandegritt AppoquiuiminlS, Feb. "a.
James & Bella Sawdon, Christiana, u.
HaiNes jackson, Mill Greek, Feb. 20.
Charles Croinpton, Red Lion, Fob. 70.
James Dever, Christiana, Feb. %.
Isaac Kirby, Mil Creek, Feb. 20.
A. b. Hazard, Christiana, March 2.
John U. Clark, Red Lion, March,.
Matthew kettlewood, New Castle, March 3.
John Harper, Christiana, March 8.
Barney Reybold, Red Lion, March A.
Amos Sharpless Mill Greek, March A.
j.. 4 u. NJ. Nichols, Christiana, March 4.
/ D. w. Gemmill, Newcastle, March 5.
Robert h. Enos, New Castle, March u.
The JOINT SUPERIOR Thursday evening
Dover was literally GRAINED with the democracy
from every nook and corner Of the State, drawn
lorth FOR the purpose of participating in the
Joint supper prepared atthe expense Of Messrs,
Bayard and Bates, the Z. S. Senators, given as
testimonial Of thanks to the Legislature for
the honor conferred upon them. 'rhe supper
was prepared at Fountains Hotel, and was
| served up in sumptuous style. In order to
harmonize the conflicting elements aud bring
abouta more congenial feeling with the dis
cordant factions which have of late become
! formidable in consequence OF the election by
the Legislature of Mr.Bayard, invitations were
extended to all who were supposed to feel ag-
gneved or manifest the least s'gn OF bolting.-
But am informed that the bait thus thrown
out had but little effect as few il any were
caught by it, There is no use Disgusting the
iact- 1t is apparent that Il faction has sprung
up winch is destined to cause considerable
trouble with the harmonious in the future.
: Willard salisbury, of Sussex, find, exercises
large amount Of political influence and is
, backed and supported by gentlemen of wealth
VINO are well known as commanding iii their
, respective neighborhoods greater degree OF
strength than was heretofore supposed thevpos-
sessed. At the supper tlere were but few oi
, TINS wing OF the party present although | no.
tced IN Dover on that day number Of the
leaders including Mr.. salisbury. From New
Cdstls County, there was good turn out, es-
pecialy from Wilmington. AT about 10 O'Clock
the bar-ro0m, parlors and hall were crowded
with people anxious to get into the dining room,
particularly those who had come u long distance
and had not partaken ofany thing to cat as it
had been announced by the COMMITTEES on in
Vitatlon that the supper would BIO ready ut
/ O'Clock. Many who were in waiting in the
| front part Of the House, were ignorant that
the seats, at the table were filled, by gentle
/ ih'h hho DCeH at Il door ut the
rear entrance Of the building and who uc-
cupied the table and room for SOME time before
| lngress could be attained for those in waiting
II was an oversight on the part of those who
iau the AFFAIR IN charge that an arrangement
hau not been made with Capt. Mullen of the
Steamboat Hotel TO provide u supper also; as
many VINO had come from Il distance were de-
barred the pleasure Of enjoying themselves
with the luxury Of Il supper us well as listening
TO the many aUle aud eloquent speeches ana
toasts given on the occasion. The remarks Of
the speakers were appropriate and well timed
anu produced much enthusiasm and applause. -
Gov. Causey, was amongst the guests as was
also number of gentlemen OF the American
| party. Hons. James A. Bayard, Joseph Z. Com
| eggs, W. &. Whitley, John W. Houston, Geo
X. Riddle, James X. Lohand, Judge Wooten
ana Mr.. Read, Clerk Of thh Senate, were the
| principal speakers. Judge Houston was truly
eloquent and his speech made u deep impress
sion on the minds OF the audience and was fire.
quently referred to the following day by genle-
men OF all parties, as being one Of his mo st
beautiful an happiest efforts. In the course
! Of the remarks OF one OF the speakers he feel
lngly alluded to Mr.. Clayton, when Mr.. Memis,
| . democrat, residing near Millsboro, became
| deeply affected and with tears in his ewes ey-
claimed "that he hoped the orator would cease
ms illusions to this great man-that although
nc had Deen always an opponent in politics, no
man ADMIRED hlnl more than he did or cherish
| ca higher respect for his exalted ability and
great worth, as Il statesman" The following
Is the toast given by the Governor. sTLe
health and prosperity OF the citizens of Deli
Ware-may glory ard advancement ever be be-
lore our State Legislators, Representatives and
senators IN Congress-" ltwould be no more I
than justice to say that the best feeling prevail
ed throughout and all appeared to be satisfied
with the entertainment. The House OF Repre-
sehtatiyes adjourned on Friday till Monday at
3 o'clock-the Senate was in session on Sntur.
| day when it adjourned until the time above
| stated. On Friday the Milford Junction and
Breakwaterbill had its third reading in the
Senate and passed.