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


-MoraoIia.--A correspondent of tho Smyrna
rimes writes as follows:-ss Mr.. Wrlxham Nc
Ilyaine has purchased the new store and dwell
ling house of his brother, Thomas Ii. Nell
yaine, who has been merchandising here for
the last five or six years, or perhaps longer
MT. Mel. will, 70 west between now and new
years, as have learned. His departure will
be much regretted by our citizens. Mr.. r. Nc
Ilyaine has also sold his property, which con-
ssts of new and splendid dwelling house, |
and out-houses to correspond. Land is high |
in price, and in this part of the county is as 4
good as any you will find. fl ar.f1y Il
Mr.. McIlroy McIlvain, of Magnolia, has
splendid farm, with large and commodious
buildings thereon, which has been offered for
sale. His property Is beautifully situated, and
his land is excellent. Any person wishing to
purchase neat home for life, or place for
snecnIntion will do well Inv giving Mr. Mel a
sp u VIII w "eh W GIVING MI 4'''A'
Ioc,s,riila 10 al.o hov,n9 soma chonoas
~ ISe."n No., H. ,'n,tn ' III. 800 bn,,oo
ai, o'ei nasoey na' sviu Wy ns@s
anu sumo ,lllry aeros oi lai,u a'.aSnau
Inv properly was purcnhseu ~ ~, Y l n,
OIL Iennsyyanla' VINO expests 70 soine e eomn
anu eaho euaiHe Vi II next new Seaie, iSynno
property belonging 10 Mr.J, MeDaniei, O. 20
yer, situated IN inc same piacei was soiu tIis
aitefnoon.s IL was uiVlueo into TWO Parvss'
vizi Inc mouse and two acres oil lana, wnich
was purchased by MT. Jos bowman, OF TINS
village, Ter $3.50; and about twenty-sM OF seY-
On acres Of woodland, by Mr.. 1. Terry, o. me
same place, for sSlO. Times are so nght IN
that land will not nor any other property, brig
i its full value We hope that Locustyille may
| taia a fraah START forinnroyar,ent na the nlaca
Viii ~ a;t,arantt, s;,,,ataS astsr ,ha na,i mr.
| h ~ 80, 49, " 80 1S..t. y -,
en ns taho Snai se VI tnel Ptopei9 '-AVSusv,
WING ~ u small page, yst IL mas very goou unu
leVel ianu, ana VIII make q business place, IL
| business men will go 10 work in tilt wants
good smith and cartwright, merchant, a
boot and shoe maker, and several other. me-
| chaniea who conld maize a good living : This
&c. H., -. 80 sS q 49, 10
pa NE aoou. MeS. Va uls'an. , oue
, | mus BUSINESS AT Maguoha Woum MOI inJure
! LocustYiie IN 'he iSast, neeause TINS heighpor-
hoou is very thlckly settleli ana Tor thls
reason am sure both places could transact q
T much greater amount of business than they
! do as present.
1 wish to say something of the meetings held
in the MAGNOLIA church then am done-The
protracted meeting did not conclude until last
week. IL commenced the first Sabbath eve
| ming after the Camden caInn The camp-fre
| onnsarsd a. snrasd n a,,ar,, d,rao,ia,, and
,yitE Dr. so,so,.,fi 5;yao,;o,a nyn,i, s,,L :,
H. No. ~ an, a. us l l'. oausns
ir aus tne n'e naS peen burning ever
| sinSs. Lust oAppaln, cur eiuer preacher, rev.
| X. w. Todd, formed q new class of converts,
| consisting of twenty EIGHT, and placed over
them as their leader, our beloved brother. w.
| r. Diyonl who va conAdantI,, haIia,sa viii
| weigh well his Observation-Disclosures. and dischargo
| "E!Sa meh niS lehPonS,Diilties' anu ulscnarge
iatuia'iy 'he duties OF MS new position.
| Aours' O. W. b.
| 1tr.t., ar, .,,,-
| m nHMiiaRloH.-n 'ase the iolioWlrg from the
asnlsuag views, wnch we commend 70 me attention
=. WI isauets -the only Guy IN cur state should
receive nueh moro oil the patronage Of our citizens
tndh sne mas hefetoicre received There are many
articles manufactured there that arc first sold in
Philsdephia, and there purchased by our merchants
and sold in the lower counties The manufactures
OF Wilmington are extensive, and IL would we'll fe-
pay the dealers Of our ewn State 10 pntronize thon
| we are Informed that the builders in Wilmington
annually sell in the Philadulphia market more In
number than 1, suld 10 The whole state MANY ear
riages are purchn sed In the markes Of Phadelphia
and sold in the Liver part OF tbis state mud nroSa-
bly, some Of these yery ones that arc sold from Will
mngton nre bought Nv out oiIizenq In philad,inhia
at ten dollars more than Ihe sans ond Lnvo hear
| sold for at Wilnlnvton MANY oth.r articles there
manufactured, are bought by our citizens in the mar
kets Of Phiiadelphia pSJer The sama disadvaniage
Gus oireunstnnces There nre nr1hahiv thnnsands
of barrels OF Brandywipe hJur bought out Of tbe
philade mia MAXI g. oos,,p,; l.; H., Ioar
portions Of the State snan eptto on nasbiSory.
caslinGs, tools cnrpets ,nnsiins nnd many other
goods arc pu chased here that cauid nroheblv ia
rcsus INN Ihag ON on tstns mnsh more s9y pi
delnbia Ths ~ ie t
are able to sell goods of ali Kinds nj aa low as
they sold in Phiadelphu and are n xious 10 do
So; ii our down Peninsula dealers would give them
, I =
'ng T result
,otasts Soe .hings va epvTate asalhst INC In
themsaives nsony,hi " NJ r A., T.,
all their trade with tho east AT VIII soreign
tries is conducted lbrnnvh Ihs nort of
Our dealers argue that il Wilmington merchants bu,
their goods in The markets Of Philadelphia and New
10TH we can buy them there also on terms as goS
70 he eTn, nnu M's out h,eIest 70 20 80; nu
" would onsn and ,nain,; J;.a.t IL ,,,,h pasS,n,
as Lowell and Lynn tbon the arguments of our penir
10 sular merchants would be without ferce for the
would at once see that Wilmington, in this respoc
l. "oalu 20 On an equality with Philadelphia
h ,,,,re Ii iniaueiPnia, mnninB'9h alu nsiu
), agains ha y, r. 81 ~ y
Philadephia shonid he inanead Ia grant fair NAV
4 least and as far as he management Of the Deinwar
ID is concerned they ought to discriminate n fayo
81 OF Wilmington Let WilmipgtOnians do their Who'll
uu 10 themselves, and the oitiEeni Of the pehinsul
wd assst them In any enerprise that promise;
y dice hsre a1.;ns. ivi interest no psju
that mak,s wondsrons Lima ,o "a Ssn, Il,
mont at least ''''''' " so avs ''1''
!. Cannot the Wilmington merchants make know
the advantages which they are able to offer to tn
/ citizens Of our StatCl
# ra Il.
49, h.''' -, st sc
~ .sIl nFo psV ~, an a anu pewlluere'
a .i ms s@ss tuo MuoI onester Times, u
, ne .,,ty eha' eitiNeh % luis pace ha'
d stoai;nS ,;,,i,;a M ioseries, hols
. as near us we can tell at present, are az fol
. lows; Milton Layman, citizen Of this Dor
a Ough, and whose name is familiar to many {
Ie the citizens of this county, as one Of the par
Is ties engaged in the arrest of WIN. Baugh i
Uwchlan, some time since, has been very muc
10 embarrassed in flnancialma for some time
1t and last week his property was taken into exc
=, cution by the sheriff. In order to raise funds