Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
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furnished with excellent bedding, and new
furniture has been added to the various apart
ments, and the gentlemanly landlord Mr.. Peter /
Carr, will use his interchangeable exertions to |
render his guests comfortable. We know OF
no better place where invalids and others can
resort for recreation, comfort and health |
Smith & Hazel, architects of Smyrna, are at |
present busily engaged In erecting room "
by 40 feet which is intended to be occupied by |
all who wish to enjoy the pleasure of trip on |
the 'slight fantastic toe," and also bowling |
saloon 7Sa feetin length, containing two alleys.
With these additional places OF amusement,
there is no doubt many persons will congregate
here. This is really delightful place for ex-
cursisens, fishing, guning bathing &C., COM
manding tne view of the river and country
adjacent in New Jersey.
VIM. W. Webster, has taken the store at
Taylor's Bridge, Appoquinimink Hundred, and
! commenced merchandising. He has laid in u
/ large and excellent assortment of dry goods,
| groceries &c. Our friends about the "Neck"
should give him liberal share Of patronage.
Thomas Bratton, at Charlottesville about 2
, miles from Blackbird, has taken the store
, formerly occupied by Thomas Jones, and is
ready to supply all who desire groceries, dry
: goods &c., upon reasonable terms. He is a
very courteous gentleman and is deserving of
4 encouragement. At this place a post office is
badly needed, and we hope soon TO sec mea.
sures taken by the people of that vicinity to
have one located therN as the farmers patro-
ni2e the newspapers, and take much interest in
d literature. Mr.. Bratton would attend to the
duties of postmaster foe mere triie
Philip Meadows, formerly Of this city, car
J ries on the Coach business extensively at
Q Georgetown II Reads, Maryland. His vehi-
l. cles are OF superior manufacture and command
n q ready sale, principally by tho farmers Of the
neighborhood. He gives con .tant employ
q ment TO ~ persons.
{, Mr.. q. Crouch, grain merchant at Odessa,
| 10 arpptinQ a hna hric oil tha Rank
IN Tne main buildings "a by 40 feet three stories
- and the back IL by "a. two stories. Johr
III Whitby, Esq, is also erecting a large brick
Of addition to his dwelling bouse near the Bridge
g. William Smith, formerly merchant at Black
:, bird, has removed to Smyrna, and commence ed
III merchandising in Commerce Street, next dooi
no TO Main, where we hope he will receive warn
support from the people in that vicinity. He
nd has our best wishes for success.
Jacob Boys, has just erected a two story
US frame dwelling at Summit Bridge.
ma William McCaulley, Esq, adyertses hand
an some country seat for sale, situated on the
Philadelphia pike, in Brandywine Hundred.
/, Thomas Marin informs the public that can
US GERS are cured by James Redden, of Sussex
81, county.
in A stated meeting of the Board Of Trustees
200 | OF Delaware College, will be held at Newark
IS" | on the 30th inst.
MS p. Madeira, instrument maker, Eighth St
ted four doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia, ad
Icre vertisos Acoustic Aurieles or ears for II
m deaf.
ESQ Bush 4 Lobdell having determined to qui
NOR manufacturing mowers and reapers have +
luch duced the price, in order that they may spec
nave lily dispose OF the machines on hand, as can
,sor seen by reference to advertisement in anotl
' | column.
was Capt. David McCallister has sold his farm
1877 acres in Pencader Hundred, to Math
,ause 1 kettlewoOd, for $40, 900.
,,on Lorenz LOhner, has made an assignment
"'" all his effects to Mr.. John +. Miller, for
exist, benefit of his creditors.
that The cabin of small schooner belonging
- rod W. b. Bayis, and lying at 4th St., wharf,
broken into on Tuesday night, and robbed {
'n' san and some clothing, valued at about $40
day The ladies' connected with st. Paul's M.
lem's Church, realized 1925, clear of expenses,
A arc sale OF fancy articles, &., at their festival
Tuesday and Wednesday.
III IT'S The Sabbath School connected with
PauPs M. E. Church, intend going to Riddl
woods, on the Brandywine, on pic mic Tu
COM | day next.
Tho A horse belonging to Mr.. Brady of Slant,
having been let run loose in this city on Sat
IT. OIL day week, strayed OH to the railroad, when
tains cars came in collision with him. inhieting su
lively | injury that he had to he killed.
,a Il The spre of the NJ +. Church at Dover,
| struck by lightning on Tuesday last, but
'bB IL | tunately received hut little INJURY.
pref The excursion of the Asbury Nj. Il. Sabb
wish School to Riddles woods was postponed
,i,,, Thursday last, in consequence OF the rain u
"'s"' to-day.
Dr. HestOn, residing near the Brandyv
Springs, will remove this week to farm
Comet has purchased in the neighborhood of Fl
-Th, ericksburg, Va.
ngnlar The Levy CoErt.-Phe following is cop
nr,v tho act passed at the last session Of the L.
ltture, in regard to the election of person
POI fill vacancies which may occur in the /
Court by death or resignation
ihnped Sec. BE ii enacted by tho Senate
,eared House Of Representatives Of the Stat,
along Delaware in General Assembly met, 4
gUnnd whenever vacancy shall happen In the L
rlcld | Court OF either county Of this State, whe
nE on, by death, resignation or removal of a mem
1 last by tic vote at the General Election or OF
IS in Il wise, the presiding officer of the Levy q
If the in which such vacancy happens if it then
uyler, stting) or (f it be not sitting at the hap
it up ing Of such vacancy tho Governor shall
assng mediatey issue writs OF election for filling
llings vacancy directed to the Sheriff of the col
lwell- | in which such vacancy happens.
| from Sec. And be it further enacted, Tina
some | provisions Of sections 40, Al, AZ, 43, "A,
ned in At of Chapter 10 Of the Revised Code OF
plat State shall apply and be Of full force and
III and in regard to any such election as is conteu
ted in section l, of this act.
PARENTS Sec. 3.-And be it further enacted, TIN
errble laws and parts Of laws contrary to the pre-
y trees ions of this act, be, and the same are he
uzzing | repealed, made null aud void.
called Passed at Dover, February 3, 1857.
lce@ln- .3rrest Of Horse Thieves.-The SMYRNA 7
action says sometime during the latter part OF A
N anu two mon came to Smyrna and hired a
SSayhd and carriage VI Mr.. William V. Grieves,
! sue the understanding that they wore to retur
engine about week. At the expiration OF the y
lrrNihg Mr.. Grieves received letter from them q
Is son AT one Of tho interior towns of Pennsyly
'SDan containing ten dollars, ard saying they
puiu- unable to complete their business in the !
men cd time, and named day when they woul
cellar turn Not making their appearance still
u was q. became apprehensive OF the fate Of
ody o. horse and carriage, and in a few days proc
ripped ed to Philadelphia and put several police
~ ms en- ''the hunt" who promised to do all
ana, could be dOno towards arresting tho gel
asS oi men. Finding, at the expiration of two W,
~ pc they had accomplished nothing, Mr.. G..
aules' about the task hinSelf. He followed in
cNeTy' wake from tho town in Pennsvlvania, q
iEl'hs whence their letter was dated,) through
$, ','"i State into New York,--trOm town 10 /,
mblud sometimes an and th.n oa tL,,;r traol, A.,
OF its the nnythcrn nsrt Of The Sat- and ,v;,,a
$, scat ,lnvs'ridc of Canada whora hn Innnd a.,
Nrm1,- When confronted, they began to cry like
un" NJ; dren, declaring that they intended to rel
~ "i'i but had not enough money, Nc. They
u uPo" arrested, and examined before the Reco
re u 10 and committed TO jail in default of $1,000
; hn"u' to appear at court and answer the char
lillten horse stealing. Their names are Simo
5 nlrcc- Lemon and Samuel Ii. Josephs-- Jews
Nhhder Philadelphia, and men of edncation,-ol
$ iour them, we believe, lawyer. They had
asst 80 Dllsly hired horse and carriage for sc
10 Mr, days, when, returning promptly, they go
Nlth"nl confidence OF Mr.. q.