Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-01

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meob, H. Pauline, Victor Value, A. H. Grim
Snaw, Richard Triggs, James B. Finch, James
Vanartsdalen, Thomas w. johnson, j. b. Van
artsdalen, q. w. Boughman.
Ne,oerk Astaa-- nsii 5d & Bro. are romoy-
-5ir office some ten or fifteen feet further
4 west, so as to make more room in front of their
ioundery, and enable them to get their stock
in more readily. George Rambo is doing the
requisite mason work. Messrs. Blandy are en-
terprsing young men, and are doing flourish
| ing business. Those who wish castings will
| find them polite and accommodating.
| John Miller, ESD, is having handsome Iron
railing erected in front of the Bank, which will
add considerable to the appearance OF his large
dwelling house, which is now in the occupancy
| of Mr.. Curtis.
The children and teachers of the Presby-
terrain Sabbath School had pic mic on Friday
last at the Green on White Clay Greek, north
OF Delaware College. The attendance was
quite large, and all appeared to esioy them
selves quite highly. An address was delivered
by gentleman from Baltimore and the affair
passed off very pleasantly.
The foundation of the carriage establishment
for Mr.. Witbank, is now being prepared, and
arrangements are being made to complete the
building at an early period.
James Ii. Ray, Esq, has sold some three or
four farms within week or two, among which
Is that OF Mr.. MayOin, n short distance above
the town.
rheophlus X. Jones has commenced, the
Tin, Sheet iron ware and Stove business in the
building adjoining the coach shop of Joseph
cloud. lie is an industrious young man and
deserving OF encouragement
Camden HemS.-A correspondent under date Of
the 18th inst sends tho following items to the
smyrna Itmes;-Ihe quiet and Feoluded SECLUDED
from tho hustle of noisy and pretending mem town
OF Camden seems to have escaped tho notice Of you
q n TNFn Tin aNaN
the news and current events Of tho day-thereGOre,
in justice to the place and its inhabitants propose
to give you occasionally rambling sketch Of some
OF me most remarkable occurrences whicn trans2iTe
| in this very respectable town.
| The inhabitants OF Camdoa are remarkable for
Their morality, orderly, upright habits and inteii.
gence and will venture to saw that there as few
oungers, OF rather ioaters, to DO seen here in ro
portion to its number Of Inhabitants, at any place
in the United States. The citizens generally arc en-.
gnged in various business occupations ab they ate
tend to them. They are noted for their liberality
and desire to promote intelligence.
Recently. new Church, dedicated to the worship
OF the Most High has been erected at cost 81
0OO In the place ure three nouTishing schools for
the training of the immortal minds of the young and
rising geuerHtiOn,-ut tine Of which schools the Lam.
guagcs and higher departments Of Science are
for the benefit of the males and ono of the others Is
devoted to the Instruction Of the advanced fe-
males.
On Friday evening last. the young mon establish
ed Lyceum, for the Purpose OF cultivsting lhe
literary tnstc, increasing their knowledge and nc
, qntting habits of communication, which has receiv
/ Gu the recognition and encouragement Of the eldL
l and more experienced citizens. The young men ar
u remarkable for their temperate habits and intell
y gence; They are making great preparations. SO a
|. to make good impression tho first evening of thei
Literary Society Such Institutions should be e
tablishe in every place.
# AOWiRg Machlaes.-Wm. johnson x Co. el
= hibited one Of their moving machines at I'll
a exhibition of the agricultural society at Che
70 ter, Pa, on the Sth and 9th inst, and so we
n were the farmers pleased with it that one I
a. them purchased it, although the season ha
l. passed by for using it the present year. The
l. also exhibited one of their machines at We
"a Chester on Friday and Saturday, which r.
Il ceived very favorable notice. We understan
d that they are now preparing one Of superit
a. material and Workmanship for the eXhibitiC
e in this city, putting on all the latest improve
ID ments, and making every effort to surpass an,
If thing of the kind therefore, made by themselv'
r. or any other firm. The best evidence Of Il
# satisfaction which this machine gives, may
+ found in tho fact that over 1870 were sold Il
past year, and there is prospect that the d
mand will be much larger the coming twel'
% months. There establishment, which all o.
:, farmers know is at Newark Del, will ther
u fore be taxed to its utmost capacity.
TnstaLiatioa.-Th installation of the Re
n William Aikman, as pastor of tho Hanov
olect tIosug toIlau OhuiSh3 vi thio SiVy5 "
/. take place on Wednesday evening next, 80
i, inst, at "a O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Fairchfld,
Newark, N. j., will preach the sermon; Re
|. Robert AilSman, of Elizabeth, N. j., will d.
liver the charge to the pastor, and Rev. DAM
s. IL. Emerson, OF ST. Georges Del, the chart
II to the people. The public are invited to atten
.arripais.-Sept. oath, Barge Mary, Cap
y McCarten, from Philadelphia, to load wi
IN Bricks from Thomas McCorkle.
10 Oath, Barge Edward Nelson, from Philade
le phia, Capt. McQuaid, to load with brick f.
New York, from McUaulley x Rice.
10 25th, Schr., Telegraph, Capt. Roath, fro
&c Albany, lumber to Simmons x Co.
18th, Schr., Fanny, Capt. Stokes, from A
in bany, barley to VIM. Ford.
a 18th, Sloop Morella Garland, Capt. Foste
as from Bristol, Lehigh coal, to John NJ. Turne
schuyikill Haven, coal to G. 4 G. W. Busl