Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

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. itva q, ear,5on qsl,,Ann EatopSa husband
hron1ht y niece Il oy.en Cloth IL NV sbon.~
the oflcar came and got n Sa1aminss.a sam
| nial ths ctoth looi1sd i;,,a III samnIe n was
| vary oraan rhe nrsnnar sa;d ~ tha oflce
,bai s5e col il from vslIov man from SMYRNA s
'Willisn ri MeBrids sVorntNI nevsr heard
her aav anv thing aho,,t niece ~ cloth.
| knaVv Mr. nonwaiI had q nIaca ~ sraan cloth
| bdk seen n often
state closed
Thos. Caldwell. fpagro \ affirmed remem.
Der Inc Camden Cann' Saliv Ann kent hoard
inc bonse dnr;ne tbe' S %a.,T an h. hnshana
boarded with her weai. : s,ned her bns.
| hand Parsons cam. and want from the caTnn
and CAT there
Cross examined II assstsd her husband.
They i've near Camden, and kept cakes and
Deer. LOOK no account Oh WHO was there'-
Doht remember all! yellow man from o'hyrh"'
SSme were STRANGERS ana some ! knew.
Ine jury Teturheu yerulc. 9I acquil'M;
ll Siate -. Hester Miller, Jr lorIarceny, OF SIX
y pounus OF iard the properly OF William
| an' Messrs' miue,ey, ana Ell oauispury LOT the
4 aeIenaah,. Inc ueiehSe was Inat INC PRISONER
took tee lara IN iun' fhe jury returheu YER
oiet OF gu'itS, v,r - o.,.,.
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van. hiusiey ~ Deiehuant. ,..
sne , re-" Sneslo) sworn, al'i LEW NV.
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s 'ne sa,u y maS not in 1Ile nous9' puu
10y. orhu ~, IIuea poH. Aiter iounu a au
tpiu tn9 vlu Ionau sne must " W suo oi nv
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n .i 20. .uiner hYeu ~ .no "1o, -
w. We SO'u' '"0 i''' Vt JUNE ""o"
| -. $50, a, go, ~ don,
nc may nave rehteu the MOUSE, o NJ uv ,',
h hao W., ~, aSAeu iieS'e' sue h'eo ''e'' "''>
Ho 10 saau we. r,u.,, a., ,,ro,,, ,hot ussta
u;,ar ts.t ,s ANY ~ psoten nrv re
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t1,s., 20 - Stafe Stared be NM, no mar
] business ready. and Inc Trial list was taken up
NJ sssrs. Tharp and Hazel stated that the cas-,
4 they b I'd in hand they wished disposed of thil
afternoon. II was an appeal from Justice.
| Judgment.
Tharp plaintiff below respondent, Is. Smith
| the defendant below appellant. Judgment
| in favor of Tharp plaintiHT below respondent,
| given for want of Pleos Conrt adjourned I'M
| Iii to.mor. ow AT IN n,clocl, A. M.
!
I,tor,,,y -3ssoc,oi,op. A Meeting was held on
saturday evening Oct. oath. at School House
| No az. near Hure,s Corper. for the purpose of
comnleting the ORGANIZATION of The ssYonnp
Mems literary asseciation of New Castle Hun.
dred . nartiaiIv Organized last winter.
On motion i RsptIett. was onnointed Presi-
dent nro fen, and r n 1or Secretarv
The constitution renorted Inv a Committee
onna;n, I'd Ia a. .intor a. tbot ,,,,r,osa NO raod
NJ TomI;nso , " chairman of the rcnmm;ttee on
tho const;tntia, ron,orLod that tho oh;act tho
...s.tas n sas snn ~
t sUilt.ee nau ~ Ilem IN .he pJ;a.t e.. VI
LUIS constitution was solIemna. ulneIent lloli
such aSSoeiatlons generaly through tue cVuh-
try, and perhaps required some explanation.-
country generally is simply debate. We aim
at something more--namely, the diffusion of
useful knowledge by any means within our
reach. This is not a society merely for this
district, but as its name indicates for the Hun
dred. One object we have in view is Lectures
IN, dfflaraoA ,t,aa, th.aunbn,t tba uundrad