Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-02

I death Of Mrs. Mary Spear and two children,
wife and daughters OF Mr.. John Spear, Of
Chesapeake city, all within one week. Mrs.
spear ate her supper as usual, and expired With
in few hours alter. Desolate indeed must be
the surviving husband and father.
Attempted SEieide.-Georce Shiyely, Young
married man OF this town, attempted to COM
nit suicide on Thursday night last by dripkimp
laudlnum. Fortunately he was discovered,
and being placed under the care of Drs'
Mitchell and Sites he was speedily restored.
PGraly,is.-Mr. Henry Stalcup, an aged cit
izen OF this county, who lived alone in a small
mouse on the road between Elkton and New
,,1,, %.o Ie,. ueau ~ MS mouse on SUNDAY
~ io'N luSt' II Is Supposeu tlat ne uleo
M aus' ,.,..,
a o,,;n h''I d,' Vi the MOUSE oeeuPleu Dy
an rh,rSi' Il" onosaPeaA =, o Sny' was puln,
~ Gi.s.1,y hoss aoout @lVu' ~ DelohBeu
~ si -: ?. OF1ppef, anu was insureu
,ond ori', ho hist snnu oi tle Season
No. n,' NM Ui'o1 was TAKEN IN Tue North G"s'
80 y" u''u"!'
RELIdIoUs.-O Monday afternoon, al st.
Paul's, DR.. Cook preached the Annual Mission
airy Sermon, from this text. viz This people
hare l formed for myself; they shall show
forth my praise.-Isaiab. xxxxiii-2I. In the
evening, the Missionary Anniversary was held
in Asbury church. The speakers were ID. NJ.
Bates, esq, Rev. ]. A. Roashe. and DR.. Durbin.
", afternoon and
Rev. Mr.. Caughey, the great Irish reyiyalist-
In the evening at st, Paul's. Rev. ]. Is. Mad
dux; at Union, Rev. Vino. Roblnson; at Scott,
JUun Jersey Wednesday evening tue D mn
A.'.ni 'oiHy was iieia III Aspury church, ihe
4 S meio troI. H. M. Johnson anu ~, NY
D., S"nie evening, at oo1,s e.,.on
T, y. a. n,ltiue. Az d. taul enu III,
tassaay anu W euhesqay mornings at mn nun
, w viooN, 'ohl Jersey Ineie n"S a 80
~ AZ 'iie ul,ierent a. ~ q.
ti, .ionn .I IN tlis cily' iotn u.,,o
''"e' ''"eo ''io ooiiiiiiouceiheH' vi Oonie'ehe0'
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writ
ing from Denton, Md, under date of March
eth, says THE mail stage line which ran
from Smyrna station, Delaware railroad, to
Greensborough, Nd, but which was recently
sSienaed to Easton. appears not TO worl; we'll
Attributable to its being nearly. in whole a night
ronte. Jesse Sharpe's line, from Easton Md.
to Canterbury, Delaware railroad, receives
ar ~, Lsnotit ~ az, G,,,
,ynnId rnsrnntc,Ii. 49,. =. g., n..,',,t,y,t
"a make chonoo in ~ - - .nna"t;nr'
Win tho raiiroad Contorh,,n', 0ta.;o,, ~ throo
ard hs,t ,,,;,,s ,r.Son t.a, .S T5nnau
gtstion uh;h ;ti ~ -, 20 s,'sai ~,
nortstinn nr tba nil ~, az 80. ~ Co.,
terhnrv station n Cartorh,, ,,o
s,rivai an h,. o, LII inanG' suo sI
onto w ,s',at 49, 't ~ 81 Sl "i nss nv ple
n,rtn,ont viii si tS;s t tSs onu d
consequently change the railroad connecting
point from Canterbury to Frederick station,
:.
l E LAW IN hEuAHD TO ohALL NorEs'-We
stphI INA. ineeuhe IN regard 10 TINS
law was helu ~ IN FARMERS bank in this city,
on Tuesday, at which noarly every bank 10 the
State was represented. 1t il reported that they
determined to observe the laws and also to
test its constitutionalty before the court, or at
W. hss + dns ~, a., W WV ~
.nd t,a ,oa.i1 ~. ~ M eneet uhtl 'uly'
t,aa 81 AZ So. , ~ 70 tne no.
~ ~. hao,'s ~; DoEio wy inii tst. neYerai
tars s"o on USHS pau nJanS oons ,or thelr char
.sls' anu ~ 10 u question now lar tho Legisla-
s9fe may deprive Them OF the privileges grant
~ ~, without rounding a portion of the same.
10 do we ithnnt cas and r .nv S' Az Iut
nroner nortinn ot tho bnn,s far t% ,i,a ~,
had 10 rnn wonId he Hills hattertbo,, rlI,,,ar,'
DEER PARK SEMINARY invite attention
to the ADVERTISEMENT OF this institution. The
Pripclpals, heS. george h0od ana lady, aim to
e9nuuet tnelt School on Christlah principles,
i..-s;o sne hsa's 40 We" 10 .he hoau' ins
s us 20 p'oasa' my, peihs surrounded Dy
commnnication Inv i2oiir9'd n aithar Phi, dau
mia or BlItimore. "a wc,I ne ali io,ern,aiisto
places several times a dav irdesired villa the
terms are moderate. See nd vertis ei,ent
M9stEhlous.,oamuel Richardson, young
u NY VINO neeps inc grocery store at the corner
o., svfs ir, anu sSngton streel, leit thls
cry on Iuesoay To transact some business at
az os a,ae Hn was 70 return GA tho AFTERNOON
aaard Of Inc ~, hi" f1; ,a iGs oeon seen OF
Isis abs,ncp yHa Iaarn ~. - ~ uiessy at
made for him vastervfIav a. ,ia i, "s' - 1o
reIativea "' =" 'ns 'i'tanoo Vi MS
:. tHAer hEsTIRo.--A tract meeting was held
~ the coiored peoples Zion church, in this
oty, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON last. The spe ikers
nele oishop ocott, Rev. j. r. Wright, and
NV -, a. Mahshlp. flity-iive dollars were rails
gu I9r 'le tract interest. The church was
;.N.. una our coioreu friends had quite
hfoty tlthe'
The FIRST OF APnn.-April came in yester-
day with shower, though the temperature was
rather mild, and the indications favored mod
crate weather for the month. The old adage-
Il" II March comes in like lion, it will 20 out
like lamb" was fully verified.
NortoE Prrsors des;r;,,,o NJ
fr;ands s.o,, tr,I'S Vi bringing their
nassage also dratts l.; s"m oo."ln oertincates oil
aioo ~, III sums 10 SUIT, by apky-
Ae ~ oiuoe 'h Tue Dr"nuywihe'
Az IheeuhS OF tho members pr the bar OF
Aeht Couhty, held at Dover, on Monday eve
ming, March 3Oth, Hon. Joseph Z. Comegys
ieehnsy announced tue sudden death of Hon.
hensey johns, late chancellor of the State of
delaware ana on his motion N. Is. Smithers,
Esq, WINS appointed Chairman, and, on motion
OF ". I. Fisher, Esq, John A. Nicholson.
secretary.
MI Comegys then offered the following re-
soies ons, winch Were unanimously adopted
s IN, plank IN inc NTH resolution having been
Hlled ny the insertion OF the name Of Mr..
Sonegys, On the motion Of Mr.. Fisher.
Whersa', the members of the Legal Profess
sion IN Aeht County, have heard with deep
ehotlOn, OF the very sudden demise of the