Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BUSINESS, PERSONAL lsTELLIdEHoE, &c.
This Messrs. Hope, at Christiana, ar engaged
in manufacturing hogsheads which are sent to
he railroad depot at Newark, where they are
packed with bark from the mill of John Tweed
Ind then forwarded to Philadelphia, whore
hey are shipped to Liverpool. This forms
quite business, and therefore the price OF
Quiciteron bark Is a matter of som interest to
Inc people in that neighborhood.
William Webb has removed from this city to
Blue Earth county, Minnesota, where he has
purchased a large tract of land, with view Of
engaging extensively in the rearing and feed
ing Of cattle, &c.
VIM. G. Kennard had his shoulder dislocat-
ed on Monday evening, by being thrown over
q box he was putting out Of the store. His
brother, DIR. kennard, was called in, and after
heavy dose of ether, succeed
ed in restoring the arm to its proper place.
Perrygrain Kemp has purchased the store
property Of VIM. Silver, In Christiania village,
and commenced the queensware and crocSery
business. He also intends adding stock Of
dry goods and groceries. Mr.. X. is q worthy |
and oblging man, and deserving of liberal
atronage.
The case of Patrick Sheay, indicted for tho |
murder of Timothy German, in this city, onthe
10Th day of January last, was postponed by the
Court, until to-day the 18th inst.
Thomas Turner iserecting neat frame dwell
ing for Mr.. Frederick Bouker, on the Hamburg
road, Immediately below New Castle. Mr.. T.
has also contracted to construct four two story
brick houses, 10 by twenty feet, with back
buildings, on Vine street, between Delaware
and South, for Messrs. Geo. Janvier, Crippen
x Lambson, and Thomas Turner.
| Three Bodt-loads of iron rails, intened for the
| Philadelphia and Baltimore Central railroad,
have arrived at West Philadelphia. 1t is the
intention Of the company to commence laying
ha r0fn xuftht l,s. 81, ,N,,k
in use about thirty miles Of the road this sum
mer, extending through Chester county.
Mrs. Wigglesworth Administrative of Joseph
Wigglesworth, deceased, will sell at public
sale, at the china and variety store, In Cd ST.,
on Monday, June lst., at O'Clock p. M, and
each succeeding day at the same hour until all
is sold, largo stock of Queens and Glassware
with great variety of musical instruments,
some of thom very rare and valuable. Those
y in want of such goods cheap will be sure to at
tend as the whole stock will be sold without re-
servo.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri, have con-
tirmed the sentence of Edward d. Worrell
convicted of the murder Of Bazel H. Gordon,
and ordered the execution to take effect on
Friday, the 18th Of June next. Grief has had
its effect upon his parents. His mother is very
i'll and his father is undoubtedly insane.
A new Presbyterian Church will shortly DO
erected at Christiana on the site of the old one.
A fine steeple will be built on it in which will
| be placed a bell The Methodist also design
erecting new house, the present building not
being roomy enough, to contain the large and
increasing congregation.
Hotel Changes.-Nathaniel Brosius of Port
Penn, has taken tho hotel formerly occupied
by b. +. Herdman, at st. Georges. and the
latter has removed to the house which was
lately kept by Mr.. Caldwell, at New CASTLE
Mr.. Phllip Marvel has again become proprietor
OF the MOTEL at Christiana, and j. s. Walter has
taken the old stand at Newport. These gem
temen are courteous and obliging, and fully
understand the business Of providing for the
public accommodation.
William Lloyd Garrisan, lectured in the odd
Fellows Hall, in this city, on Wednesday eve.
hlhg, before some fifty or sixty persons. We
were not present owing to business engage
ments, and therefore cannot give a synopsi.
oil his speech. We understand that tho gas WA
eNtlnsulshed by some means which createC
r some little confusion for few minutes, but OIL
being relighted order was restored, and tn,
meeting passed ofquietly.
Admitted 10 Practice. On Monday. Nav 1871
1851, on motion Of Edward G. Bradford, Esu.
committee was appointed to examine MIR
Henry A. Gerry, student at law. The Cour
appointed William q. Whiteley, George b
G Rodney and Thomas F. Bayard, Esqrs., OF
# mat committee, and after examination, upoi
, their recommendation, Mr.. Gerry was duly
admitted to practice as an Attorney and Coun
s sollor at Law.
a On Wednesday May goth 1857, on motion OIL
4 Leonard Il. Wales Esq, Mr.. Edward Tatnall
BrObson was duly admitted to sractice as an
: Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
-2yrpais.-May goth, Schr. Julictte, Capt
Chase, of Dennis, salt petre 10 Dupont IL CO.
10Th inst, s. X B. Small, Capt. Drisko, of
Florida, lumber to Lane X Co.
2Oth inst, Schr. Edward Wood of Whining
ton, Clpt. Passwater, cargo Of coal AMI iron
casks, bound to Fredericksburg, Va.
g, &ss a., dr9hh We are told have sold the following
nee ot!and hetwoen JEck md Adams Streets III 100
~ 7Ss'p IN WS,t Street 9Plgssa FshiR aa, SSh or
| for 55,tOO ''''''
For Sale, small Draw Seine. Price $40.
Apply at the Republican Office.
PRocHgp1Sss OF CouSeit.-'rhe council met on Thurs
IVY SHerns whsn tho minutes Of preceding meeting
I'M b SSRiCc r 3, sG l Th the We
so4d ssS bs%seS nsnG nS ESH pipe
Ine SGn'eo on the petition Aaron Conrad rePorta
81 r tS. CSm;Ce adversely on tho petition %
rne e3m , I1,o tp r9;cnt the contract with Thomp
ID W S' os Ss Gy 1HPs reverted that they liza
cFt e az H. SSr TpPGFId hS
Springer, VIM ii. Percs, Spencer d. EvsS, s. p
n. District Kills SSnls5s Vim csnby psI IA c,"
9r, y. f. District DIR. Bush W. il. Young, Vim G'D Nc
rhsordnTnee hStns the salary sf Mayor, momers
salary oitS Mayor BE- kxed a s7o Nj iirniord sSeona
II a3S s R wSp baye NINA. MANLY ssss 15 w 1 fees
iwHrd Belts stated thate III lgvnr Of increasing Ii
TAX ne othie o &c 1ounI oinacquH'e compensation an
IdoHnsndilnt fixing at tho sum of $40 w,4 lost
AZ asget 1p insnt S "aS ai5o lost The moi2n
dPd nssTRs So LOST PS fS m tHS tat I !.
ayor Sn1Eng Tie sum sd!i liz Sn SS % Sn MV "a
saperlteadcnt eftlls wa'sr works ASr iscassi
fssS "a , tsna Sy nsfq%
ny tlqr n!l 70 tRo Treasury Mr.. Eiatch Thought Tia
%o be m ' al ~ g IRISH 53I az Nnyor n oH
9 wgpt refuse pr9seenIs ceso, which had no nliey ii
: yed Nm A. MHy9T sha Po TeooiyS from te ely To-
. NJ hseber was IL a"or n ho io o G1S, an
10 mon to perform their duty rs III some tho woe
;. men might 10 allowed to run at large.
y,S hTlng tho sum OF S7OJ finally adopted and Iii
Comm, ssinlor %sI Siogted. 70 yeas md nays on IL
@% sa ss oy WI s ssSd al B [G'f 4 s sn
Gg S,i sSs Hunter e Pools Poi
nCST S q Psis21 So HS$ the bel, yaf Of Streets
tho sans Pnrtios, under tho aTipndsi law on ibR sihns
pae gTiig@1rc PSe55mi!i9g sryqy Mlllasswori y.
sIoi WIS sd third time and pa SOD BY yeas nRys
Cribs S G and invita- TS continued ." the NoO" Of JOIN
to u s% R s a. Hd oder
lli"n W., e y ~ INTO election Tor aIblr linsteT
guppG n Gt harhpE master cnlloetip oOS 10 ,0i h
h0l ny gondesi e q .oryls1 Tho fees however
Mr ImtSr nominated, John NJ. Turner; Mr. Gilpt1nom
gupd Capt VIM, Thatcher and MI rayntor nonlnNtei
me- lgsI hali%t ; 1 Turner Q; That,hot Carr g
aicd Ot Carr i lih ballot, TiiaSr j. Tats i%,
PAINTER called the s,tsnogof Council e tho sondi
lh OF the W mari opppslto nLsl x lONdb s uunGry,-