Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
LOCAL, INTELLIGENCE.

may wish clothing made, In lne VitiaBo u
Chistiana and vicinity. He guarantees all
work made by him to give the fullest satisiac-
ton.
A young lady advertises for situation as
school teacher. For particulars address D. r.
Hilyard, Newport
John A. Hazzard, Esq, carries on the man
ufacture of Querctron in South Milford, quite
extensively, giving constant employment 70
about twenty men. The principal markets are
New York, Philadelphia, and Stamford, Conn.
Last year he shipped over $4,000 worth to
the latter place, and this season he expects to
manufacture and ship to different points, over
500 tons.
George II. Jamison of Mill Greek Hundred,
offers reward of $50 for the arrest of a thief
and the recovery of horse, which was stolen
from his premises on the 18th of August. See
advertisement.
The advertisement of the Eaton Academy at
Kennett Square, will I've found in another col
umn. Those who have sons and daughters to
educate should give it their attention.
John W. White hasthe contract for erecting
two new bridges over Jones Creek, one on the
road leading from Dover to Camden, the other
on the read leading to Magnolia and other
places He is now engaged on them and the
work is rapidly advancing.
Thomas ii. McllvaiEe, the postmaster at
Magnolia, Kent County, has raised this season
large number ofeucumbers, of the Russian
variety, which average from 81 to 81 pounds.
The rind is thin, and they are equally as pala-
table as the ordinary kind. We presume those
wishing to test their virtues can obtain the seed
from him.
John J. Hivrson has "a fine farm, about two
miles from Dover, which he will dispose of for
a moderate price. The buildings are good, the
water excellent, the land in fine condition and
easily improved. ANY further information in
regard to it can be obtained of George p.
Fisher, Esq, at Dover, Del.
Jonathan Carrow keeps an excellent hotel,
at Camden, Kent County, the only one in the
place, and is quite literally patronized. He is
| courteous, and attentive landlord, and pop
ular with the public.
Every day brings something new, and now
'sunder the sum-" at DR.. Grimshaw's we find
| Just introduced, ahead of all others, new,
elegant delicious syrup, called PEACH CREAM,
The list of syrups was large, and choice, be-
fore; but now we doubt whether anything can
| be invented to excel this PEACH CREAM. We
| will see what comes next.
The Delaware State Bible Society will meet
at st. Paul's church, this morning at 10a
| O'Clock. Also, again, this evening in the same
| place 4 before O'Clock. Bishop Lee, DR..
| Cook and others are expected to address the
meeting.
| As the wife OF Foulk Grub was coming to
market on W ednesday, the horse took fright,
| ran away and upset the dearborn, on the
| Concord pike, about half mile from this city,
| scattering her marketing in various directions.
Mrs. Il. returned home, leaving the horse to
go on to the village of Brandywine, where he
| was taken up.
A horse in the team of Curtis Mousley, OF
| Brandywine, set to knicking on Monday last,
| when it reared and fell with such force as to
injure itself so badly that it had TO be knocked
| in the head.
Any person DESTROYS of securing loan Of
$4,000 can be accomm odated by applying to
Alfred ]. Lodge, ESD, in Brandywine HUI
dred.
One Of the tickets voted in the First ward
had the following candidates For Mayor
| one barrel of Lager; for Alderman, one barre
of common whiskey, for Treasurer, Know
Nothing. The balance straight Democratic
Joseph Hoifeeker offers his valuable mil
property, on the road between Smyrna and
Dover, containing ~ acres of land, at private
sale.
d. 7. Richards has opened an office in Do
yer, for the sale of houses, farms, &c. He ha,
been quite successful and those having prop
erty to dispose Of would do well to give him
call. He also attends to the collecting of debts
auctioneering, &c.
The advertisement of Unionvllo Academy
Milton Durnall, A. NJ, principal, will be tounC
in another column.
John Montgomery adyertises small bay
horse which was stolen or strayed away iron
his premises in this city, on the 14th of Au
gust.
Joseph Jeiieris will sell his farm in Brandy
wine Hundred, called Sc Beechwood," at pub
lie sale, on Wednesday, the 9th inst. This
| desirable property, and well worthy the al
tention Of those wishing to purchase hand
some site for IL country residence.
, Edward Mendinhall offers his valuable farl
in Christiana Hundred, at private sale.
James A. Short advcrtises desirable farr
in Pencader Hundred, at private sale.
Sylvester Riandhart adverses stray mar
which came to his hotel in this city, on the 2
inst.
AS the procession was passing the corner o
8 Fourthand King streets, on Tuesday evening
Robert Bankin threw stone which struc
4 Lewis Grub in the face, severely injuring or
of his eyes.
0 Thomas Pyle, Washington street, aboy
| Eighth, advertises that he can acco immediate
3 few young men with board.
, j. Bailey, advertises pine wood for sale,
: the steambo 1t wharf at the foot of King stree
John s. Kennard, 70. So Market street, ad
3 vertises new fall goods.
, Teachers Mceting.--Ata preliminary NEE
ing OF the Public School Teachers of Ke
A and Sussex counties, held in the academy,
Milford, on Saturday, August 22d, 1857, M
. Richard A. Mastin was called to the Chair oil
MIR. II. II. Hollis elected Secretary.
+ On mutton, committee of three, consistii
e OF Messrs. A. Bell, J. Dickerson and w. d
" wilson were appointed to devise plan of go
n eminent for the association, and report to Il
next meeting.
On motion, committee consisting of Mess
ID Jas. d. Prettyman, K. A. Martin and ]. VI
If Loan were appointed to prepare such q scho
/, system as they conceive 10 be adequate to I
Al wants Of the people of Delaware, to be Ia
IS before the association at its subsequent me-
10 ing.
mr. On motion, this report was ordered to
:" published at least one month previous to t
III next meeting.
IS. The following gentlemen were, on motto
70 appointed committees, and requested ut Sol
early period to call county Convention
the friends Of education, in their respect
OF counties, for the purpose of sustaining al
ed promoting the interests and usefulness Of t
On public schools:
Kent County-Rev. Thos. b. Bradford,
B. Smithers, Esq, James s. Buckmaster, Els
es Ex-Governor VIM. Tharp, Elk Governor W
Temple, 7. B. Coursey, Richard A. Mart
nd Esq, j. Van Loan, ESD, Hiram W. McColl'
Esq.
IRIS Sussex County-Hon. q. S. Layton, l
ty EXcelleney Peter F. Causey, DR.. Henry
IT. Hall, VIM. Cannon, ESD, Benjamin Burtc
fe. Esq, Gardiner II. Wright, Esq, Dr. Oar
,ss Fisher, Thos. j. Davis, ESD, Sylvester Jest
'Ss Esq.
lsI On motion, MesSrs. j. Lynch ana D.
d. Loan were appointed delegates to repres
op the teachers of the public schools of Delaw
in the National Teachers Association in ri
NY adelphia, on the 26th inst.
Ito The papers of the State are requested
les copy the above proceedings. X. A. Mart
N. President; r. II. Hollis Secretary.
he The COuncH.-The Council will stand
led democrats to nine opposition-the former h
;ch ing carried the First and Second, and the
-. ter the Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards.
icy members are j. Nj. Poole, j. p. Springer,
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