Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
LOCAL INrELLIaENGE.


BUSINESS, PERsoNAL INTELLIGENCE, &C.
Board is wanted by lady in pleasant locality
within quarter cf a mile Of the Hannah More
Academy; private family preferred. Address
with particulars, Box sol, Wilmington, Della
ware.
The track at the Agricultural Society's
grounds was thrown open on Thursday last, to
the members Of the society, and 1t will con-
tinue open until the exhibition, for the pur-
pose of ifording gentlemen an opportunity to
test the speed of their horses. 3
Mary Weyl of this city has taken out letfeFss
testamentary on the estate other late husbsndss
Frederick Weyl. is.
WIN. s Fitchett has for sale ;49, head Of
stock cattle, on the farm oEaLaseph Brown, near
the Bear, in New Castles 4EifafaS.
Capt. H. b. Nones has ,bSsif transferred to
Forward, on this SEieShSt
Charles Smith isaeeting avery pretty house
in cottage Style, on Washington street, near
the pablo SCHOOL.
Messrs. g. x U. Moore launched fine
schooner from their yard at the foot Of Fourth
street, on Saturday last.
The u. S. Circuit Court will meet in this city
on Tuesday, the goth inst.
James ii. Ray offers for sale, the large farm
s,belonging TO VIM. Motherall, near Newark, for
S80,000,
Samuel j Cook has commenced the manu-
factnre Of children's shoes in the lower part of
the village of Newark ON the road leading to
Curtis paper mill, with the intention OF sup
plying storekeepers and others. Those dealing
IN these articles should give him a call.
| ID. II. Wright of Smyrna, adyertises for some
one with $500 or 5000, who can suggest some
business ut which two can make a living.
| All the new remedies and all drugs, medl-
eines and fancy articles of well selected stock
are sold at A. II. Grimshaw 5 1871 Market st.
Elihu Jefferson will offer of public sale, OIL
Wednesday the 2lst inst, a fine property, con
tanning 1897 acres, situate in Kent County, Md
See advertisement.
James NJ. Williams has associated with hin
in the grocery business at No. 90 Market St
Charles Henry Dilwerth, and the firm will b
D Williams x Dilworth, as may be seen by refer
ence to card in another column.
The Cattle Show and Ploloing Match.--Th
exhibition of the New Castle County Agricul
tural Society will take place on the 9TH an
: Sth instant. The following are the arrange
inents adopted by the committee mo Horse
or Carriages will be allowed on the ground al
any time without badges, which can be had Of
any of the Committee of Arrangement without
charge by members only, but not transferable
TO persons not members.
| arrangement of the Horse Course for Me ITiat
ofSpeed, &c.
| L. rhe course will at all times be under the
charge of the Committee OF Arrangements.
.. Horse racing must not be practised but
| the trial of speed must be against time.
3. On Wednesday, from till IL O'Clock, q.
| M, will be FREQ to all.
4. From IL till II O'Clock the track will be
| positively closed to al driving OF riding, and
the time occupied by the different committees
in examining the different articles for pre-
nlumS.
3. From la till . o'clock the track will be
| free.
.. At 2 o'clock, p. M, the committee on
| Horses will take charge of the track for the
| exhibition OF all horses offered for premiums.
I. On Thursday the track will be tree from
| 8 Till III O'Clock, when one hour will be appro-
| priatcd TO horses contending for premiums.
8. AT l2o'clock, M, on Thursday, the award
| of the different committees will be announced,
and an address will be delivered by Il. Clark
sou Taylor.
o. The Horse Track will positively be closed
| after II O'Clock, NJ, on Thursday, until
p. M.
At Up. IN, the Fire Department will entel
the grounds in procession with a Band o
MnSic, and proceed to test the capacity OF theil
engines. Premiums. Silver Medal first, Di
ploma, I'd best.
Excursion tickets on all the Railroads a
hait-price.
All articles sent by Railroad directed to tn
care of J. Wiley, will be forwarded to thu
ground at fifty cents per car load and returned
ut tue same rate.
, John s. kcnnard adVerises dry goods at re
, duced prices for cash.
The '.Nep Orleans Eclipsei!-A quantit
# Of excellent Syrup, manufactured from Chimes
# sugar Cane, by Mr.. George Deakyne, OF Tho
"A nughtare Neck, has been lett at this Office. =
II II is clear, Sweet well fitted for table use, ar
h is certainly 4 superior article. 1t was man
IN featured thuS;-Ien stalks of the cane in
wooden trough were pounded fine, thon put
r. a clean tub, and with a little water added, Il
r. standing over night; next morning g.
Ion of Juice WAS squeezed out Of the pounde
T cane or pulp with the hand, and after bei
n strained through cloth, boiled about sew
4. hours. The juice was frequently skimm'
10 whilst boiling, and yielded nearly quart
=, syrup.
), Mr.. d. thinks that, upon an average, twel
If stalks OF cane ground in a good mill erecte
o Tor the purpose, will produce quart of pm
n syrup: and that from a fourth of-an-acre
Q land planted in cane annually, might be d
II rived sufficient syrup for an ordinary family
, consumption. Many Of our farmers Will doub
less try the experiment.
Mr.. Isaac Stats, of Appoquinimink, we III
telstand, also s'experimented" with the can
+ the present season, and produced about gall
: of syrup. His article is said to be of fine Out
v ity.-S1SyrllG Times.
II The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bdltimo
!, RailroHd.--The following figures exhibit t
u earnings OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington al
i Baltimore Railroad for the week ending Se[
: 10Th, as compared with the same period
1856:
1867. 1856, Gain