Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-22
IocAL INTELLIGENCE.

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RnsInFss RsnNAL-1kpRILseANeES &c., 3
Roardi is wanted by lady In apleasant local.
itv withiD,a quarter of g mile of the Hannah ,
More Academy; a private falnaiy preferred -
Address with particulars, BOX oUi Whining
Vim, n. ,Heisler, wflllssilat pnelic SyendueF III
on the Medill property, near 0gietown Corner
ON the 18th inst., aiqhantity ef valuable stock,
together withSs90 White OAK, Posts; fandresss1
ed, so Cords of Wood, 80 bushels 81 Mercer
Potatoes, l&ea g seebhfft ---raa 2 ''7tH
James Montgomery, real estate agent, No.
95 Shipley Street, also loans money, draws
bonds, mortgages, deeds, agreements, wills,
&c, as may be seen by advertisement in
another column. Those wishing anything in
this line should remember these facts, and not
neglect to giSe him call.
Samuel Jefferson of st. Georges Hundred,
has taken out letters Of administration on the
estate of John Jefferson, deceased.
Henry Dupont has taken out Letters OF Ad-
ministration upon the estate Of Alexis lsDu-
Pont, deceased. SKIP ianz
A petition, numerously signed, has been sent |
to Washington, for a new post-offiee at Hol-
IandsYile,t Kent county, Delaware.
Humanity Circle, No. l, Brotherhood OF the |
Union, has been re-organized, and will meet |
permanently and regularly at brotherhood
Hall, s. W. Corner of Sixth and Market Sts,, |
every Wednesday evening.
Thos. NJ. 0gle, Sheriff, will sell at public sale,
at the house of Philip Marvel, in Christians
Village, on tho 30th inst, the Real Estate OF
Joseph N. Troth. Also, on the 10Th inst, on
the premises, near st. Georges, the Real Es- 4
tate of Charles Garrison and others. Also, on
the same day, at Port Penn Pier House, the
Real Estate of James Price.
We learn fromthe foreign payers that Mr. Roberts
tho American ,rsgedian, had made his debut at
DTuary Lane, London, in tho character OF Sir Giles
overreaeh, and was highly successful This will be
highly gratifying intelligence TO his many friends
| in this and tie adjoining States.
| Caleb d. Clements effers ior sale his interest
| in the saw mill, near st. Johnstown station,
on the Delaware Railroad. There is a good
water power, and it is a first rate opening toran
enterprising man small capital.i
G. II. B. Day of Murderkiln Hd., Kent coun-
~, raised the present season, $40 bushels Of
wheat of the velvet variety, on a field Of 8d
acres. 1t was Of superior quality, and for the
|, past year may lie considered a. frstrate crop
being over 26 bushels to the acre,
VIM. W. Armstrong has opened dry good,
grocery aud variety store, in High street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Odessa. He
is an enterpris ing and accommodating man,
and is worthy of encouragem ent.
Peninsuiar .9fdirs.--We clip the following
| from the Pennsular News:- The people Of the
lower part of Sussex continue to pick up sill
yer coins along the coast A friend informs us
that according to the best information he can
collect, there have been from eight to nine
Thousand dollars collected altogether. Tho
coin dates as far down as 1917, and is in cir
4 culation all over Baltimore Hundred. The
prevailing opinion is thatiti ID the money which
! was buried by Gibbs and Wamsley, the two
notorious pirates, who after conviction, con-
iessed that they buried money in the sand 10
that neighborhood. We have used several
| Spasish quarters of the beach coin. They are
not much worn, but quite ark.--At the
first meeting of the board of Directors OF the
Junction and Breakwater Railroad Company,
| held at Mr.. Geo. o. Tumlin's Hotel last Satnr-
day evening, His Excelency Peter F. Causey
was elected President of the Company, and
Hiram W. McColley, ESD, Secretary and
'rreasurer.--On Monday last, Mr.. J. Y
Foulk Of this town, whilst cunning at the new
wharf, shot bird called Bull Squash,w which he
made present to Mr.. j. o. McGolley. In its
NAV was found by the servant girl, who was
in the act OF cleaning it, a live garter snake
about twenty inches in length which coiled it
self around her hand. 1t is hardly necessary
to say that the bird was not &c served up."-
On Monday, Oct. 9th, Messrs. Ponder, in M il
ton, Del, launched one of tho handsomest
schocners ever built in the State. The Milton
people not only know how to build vessel,
but also how to launch one. 1t IL true, they
stick in the mud sometimes, but strong
hawger and stronger punch, soon sets them
= aloat.--Mr Emory Suddler, brother o
\ DR.. John R. Sudler, has sold his farm in Ken
county, Md, for S40lper acre, and purchased
100 acres in Somerset county for $l5 pc
/ acre, and designs to reside permanently i
m Somerset.-- At j. G. Shockiey's hotel ma
be seen at this time "a sweat Sweet SSsssos s,assed 4
IN inches in length, inches in circumference
m the largest part and in the smallest.
NsWa'6. : a correspondent of the Peninsui
News, writes as follows in regard to Newark :
ck had occasion to visit this place few days since
nix cannot refrain from writing few lines cOncerni
ate it As doubtless you know. !. Is within a mile
nv the p W 4 Bait. Railioad1 Depot situated in
~ most beautiful part of our little State. The Ian
rnduIating and fertile, just yielding its produ
lions to the granary, apdthe leaves are falling wi
~ the advancing autumn. Newark derives its impo
o. anse, almost its life and existence, rem the Collie
of here situated. had the pleasure Of meeting
to number Of the stu dents and find them to be YOU
ey men Of excellent mental and moral qualities al
ey capable If diffusing intelligence Throughout 4
~ society Of the village, which by the way is Iehn
y | and cultivated Visited the several department
III of the College tho apparatus rGom ioontalning
We stiunens to aid the officiating Professor, both
C. Philosophical investigation and experiment; n
in Chemical Laboratory the department Of 0rnitho
IN Ugy, GOnchoogy, Mneralogy, and, last though
" No means the least the hall of the Athou m soci
q ty. found the latter in state Of the most Pere
order, with large and we'll selected Library, ole
ing the hest Inducements to pursue literary cours
u must here take occasion TO thank the member
individually and collectively, for tho kindness al
OF courtesy shown mo, and assure them that my be
an WISHES are with them for their continued pospert
The College at present has larger number of 81
tohts than it has had for the last few years, III
m there is every prospect of success. know OF not
~ ing which is more conducive to its advancemsi
:" thah the order and regularity maintained amOi
rs Inc students and heard it remarked in the yilag
10 there bad neFer been more qniet, sludous al
lg ngeelbe set OF young gentlemen in the lnstftuo
think this prophetic of the future prosperity
Id the College, and that DeIawnrans knowing the ia
or and approaching .he advantages to be enjoye
"a would use their influence 10 its behalf all il nee
e nj m mani a.
~ When this shall be secured we sill haze d
CT pleasure OF saying that Delaware ia not without
al Collegiate Institution and that her sons derive
60 same advantages and erjoy the same privileges
ut those ot sister States
~ i Lit2e ReUOiHhon.-The Delaware Reporl'
d which last year. when the prohibitUry Law was
re ing violated did anything but advocate obedien
nd to 1t the ground Gf ''R destructive influence
as Inc public morals" now lectures land justly e
w. he Banks ir New Castle county for setting sucl
IL ngerOu4 precedent in deiying tie law by payi
~ ont small notes. II says:-The action of the Ban
g 10 New Castle county in paying out small notcs
defiance Of the law, cannot be too much condemn
e. by tho thinking public, Necessity tof which th'
was nOur n1 excuse for the violation Of the Ia
re cf The lapd. Bank Directors ard Officers look
he up 10 by The corimnnity "a the most prominent IN
es ~ society, both for position and integrity, a.
N when such these flor the acts OF all Banks
~ hut tau acts &c those who control theml openly u
nv publicly set at defiance the law, tits bad preoede
r has desTuIive influence on the public morals,
teLdt to create general disregard OF all law amc
rs, The people at large We hope the Attorney Gen
Use al will prosecute them as he would aoy other,
mole obscure, maleiactur
Concentrated Blood MaHure.--We have be
~, Informed since the issue Of our paper Il
~. week, that several of our farmers, amo
hnt whom are Daniel Corbit of St. Georges HI
,"S and Col. G. z. Norris, of Christiana, pi
+ - chased some Of the above named fertile
rn last Spring, and were highly pleased with I
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