Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-19
LnnAL INTELLIaENcE.

fertised in our columns !
Joseph II. Turner, Christiana, March IL.
Titus Mousley, Christiana, March 10. I
DR.. Fell, admir-, Christiana, March ~. ,
Ruel Bradley, Christiana, March Is.
Amer G. Forwood, Brandywine, March ~.
David Moore, Mill Greek, Hd., March ~. {
ExTtssfvE SALES OF PRoPERrT.-James IL. ,
Ray, Real Estate Broker, at Newark, Delaware, /
made the following Sales Of Property from {
September LIST up to March list. /
Farm of Solomon L0che, containing lOO ,
acres, near Newark, to George W. Spanglef, oil ,
Philadelphia, for $3.50.
Farm Of Miss Eliza Holtzbecker, near New
ark, containing 2S2 acres, to William Motherall'
of New castle Hundred, Tor S27 900.
Farm OF John w. Moore, near Smithyille,
containing 30 acres, to Obadiah Clark, Of Pen
cader Hundred, for $500.
Farm of William Fulton, in Cecil County,
Maryland, containing 10 acres, to VIM. Jami-
son of Delaware, for ST 500.
Farm of William Campbell, in Cecil County,
near Fair Hill, containing so acres, TO William
Anderson of Pennsylvania, for 81 500.
Farm OF Thomas Barton, near Strickersyille,
Pa, containing 20 acres, to Henry y. ID.
Banks, of Philadelphia, for $4,000.
Farm Of John Johnson, Of Cecil C,snty, |
Maryland, containing 81 acres, to Jacob
Fisher, Of Cult mills, Montgomery Co., "a,
for 81, $50.
Farm of George Pickering near Perryyille,
Md, containing 200 acres, to James Lindsay oil
Newark, for $4,000.
Farm of James Simpson, near Newark Depot,
containing so acres, to John Lockard OF Deia-
ware, for S4,750.
Farm Of James b. Ayars, near Newark, con-
tanning n acres, to Albert Layton Of Kent Co.,
| Delaware, for S4 $50.
Farm OF Edward Sharpless, in Cecil County,
Maryland, containing GU acres, no buildings, to
Thomas Finley Of Cecil County, Maryland, for
S2,l00.
Farm of Peter Springer, near Newark, con-
tanning l6l acres, TO William d. CUmog OF
Chester Co., Pa, for $4,000.
Farm of Thomas Brown, in Cecil Co., Md,
containing 100 acres, TO J. A. Malin, Oh Della
I ware, for 81 go.
n Farm Of Levi Ruth, near Newark, containing
= az acres, to Casper W. Shepherd of Salem CO.,
: New Jersey, FOR So 800
Il Tract of Timber land of G. ". Pratt, il
e Chester Co., Pa, containing Al acres, to Scot
l. u Addison, for $4,000.
:. Farm ofJoseph Taylor, near McClellandsville
, containing % acres. to Washington Mason o.
o Wilmington, Dell, FOR 81, 800.
: Farm Of Harry Warren, near Newark, con
a tanning 1853 acres, to Abraham Cornog, 0
!, Chester Co., Pa, for $l4, 900.
Farm of Mrs. Sarah Livingston, near Cooche
y Bridge, uninprored, containing 70 acres, to
# John 5. Mechen OF Pa, for $3.50.
Farm Of David Martin u Reed, near Back
Creek, Cecil County Md, containing 230 acres
a unmproved, to James Uran near Delaware
:. City, for Sc 500.
a. The sales OF the above Property amount tt
Q one Hundred and Twenty four thousand sever
t; Hundred and nifty dollars, or abou
ii $4,000 per month, nearly $1,000 per day. MIR
d Ray has sold, besides the above property, som
/ 25 to 30 Town lots in Newark, and largt
/, amount Of property in Virginia. His Sales vii
n run close to 100000 up TO April LIST. From
Il this il will be admitted that he has but fey
n equals in selling Real Estate. 1t is therefore
e not necessary for us to recommend his abilities
v as he has energy and ability to carry out all,
% thing he undertakes.
Patrick Dougherty adyertises to sell at pub
!, lie sale, in New Castle, on Wednesday Marcel
: "a, Is good horses and II mich cows will
u several other articles.
: VIM. McCaulley Esq, advertises severa
10 houses for rent.
A. u. Cummins, Esq, of philadelphia will
, deliver lecture in the oratory of Delaware
:. College, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at T. NJ
~ Mr.. Alexander Chandler, carpenter, leaves
this city to-day for Illinois, with Il view O
settling there.
nj James NJ. Williams has taken tho store il
r. Market ST., between Second aud Third for
y,o merly kept by Andrew j. Grow, and is noN
ready 10 sell groceries to his friends and III
sit public generally.
1T Robert Wright, has commenced the manu-
er, faeture of Stair aud Hand Rails, ut No. Is
Onlpley Eotteel, anu Is now leaSy 10 supply u
-. Who may desire articles Of this descriptions
eat Mr.. Wright is an excellent mechanic, al
re- builders and others would do we'll to give ri
Wv d call. See advertisement.
John ID. Rodney, late Sheriff OF Sussex G
'"F adyertises that he will sell Improperly OF 10
scd Morris, at public sale, on Monday, the ..
) u lust, at the hotel OF ManlOye Adams in n or
i,,,t west Fork Hundred,
J. b. Mcdowell principal Of the Middleto
row Academy, adyertises that the Summer t.
try will commence the first Monday in May.
: in institution is ono OF tho best in the State,
,;,l well deserving of encouragement
Charles II. Holmes has placed his accou
&C al in the hands of Esquire Buzne, No. 70 Shil
pnF- street, for settlement, as may be seen by adj
thar tisemsnt in another column.
~ 1t is reported that James NJ. Watson is
applicant for the appointment OF U. 5. N
shall. We have also heard tho name OF Al
49,. andcr Porter mentioned In that connection,
- We think this cannot be so. The name
= ' ane Robert Hicks is mentioned in connection
~ the office of Postmaster.
i ~ Mrs. Andrew Mckee, fashionable millnel
I'M, WI No. l57 Market street, has just received afi
'i'nt and elegant stock OF goods, comprising elel
~. fancy bonnets, French flowers, ribbons,
,3 which is well worth the attention Of adie
~ See advertisement in another column.
- Snow tell to the depth Of three or
.I,,,S inches on Friday night, and had tho wea
49,. continued cold there would have been ex
The t t, s,e,snins' as II Was eHon! i. w
:, WAS .ISs1I, - t,,, ~ S,tnria, ond ~, j
lraug a. - ~ ~ rrii ,n,,nb
Dr.. in March seems singular after the warm wea
~, OF February, but perhaps it will operate to
IL advantage OF tho fruit, and help to supply
would "sie'o".' VI ""'et :" 't4e ''lt''e' "- -
n aud PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CoNFERENcg.-
he ABB Body will meet on the 18th OF this month
loosely the Asbury NJ. b. Church. One OF our
terly temporaries in referring to this fact, obser
Bishop Waugh, Senior Bishop Of the NJ
M. &; Church will preside, and as this IL the yea
j; general change in the appointments, some
,'.,. iety will necessarily be felt both by mini
80 aud people, not that the ministry will DO
an = without charges, or the people without
tors; but the severance OF the pastoral rel,
=, and the separation OF fond friends, unitet
,,i the strongest christian sympathy, will eva
/, and I",n'i ~
Sout - 49, ~, $50 ~, ~ pSst1'rmi al
South ILL., - $500 tIor s,'nrint,,,.r
1ne OF "t,i o"e H.. ~ rEnr1t
~, on as tremendously, as though no change
:. ~ occurred. This Conference now numbers
" Ministers, and embraces within its bounds
y -. State of Delaware, the Eastern shores of
- ginia, and Maryland, and that part of Penn
= "'N vana, lying between the Delaware and Sus
- ~ hanna rivers, to Il line running from Leba
90 the west, to Stcoudsburg on the Della
Hun River Although covering but portion o
lpha, territory originally occupied, yet there are
days lGl Stations and Circuits, and fifty thou
Us She members Of Church within its bounds.
most one Of the Oldest conferences in tho come!
assen- and occupies what may he called classic gr
Gatha- in The history Of Methodism, especially the
lett III insula, which in former days were favored
NY ~; the ministry oi an Ashury, Coke, What