Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

kducation, the undersigned respectfully rem.
ders thanks to the citisens Of Delaware who
have responded to the great popular want Of I
the State, and aided by their influence and pa
tronsge In the establishing Of Normal Schsol
at Wilmington, an institution where young
ladies and gentlemen receive professional and
scientific training, aud q liberal education in
all branches requisite to the teacher and the
business man II
A. some future time personal sokuowledg-
people OF the State may know who are there
benefactors, who are true to the moral and ed
ucationsl, the commercial snd business pros
periy Of their fellow citizens and postsrity.
In appreciation Of the public spirit mani
tested by the sitisens and trusting that through
correct and efficient instrumentality, the
cause Of Education may receive its appropriate
share OF that business enterprise now so gladly
beheld In other affairs, the Lectures Of the
Delaware Normal School are offered free Of
expense to all until December 2bth, 1856, In
order that the public may become we'll 40
qusintsd with the educational and literary
advantages of said school. The lectures are
given every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday during each term.
Visitors are cordially invited to be present
before 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, as the doors are closed
at that hour In order that the Pupils, for whose
especial benefit the lectures are delivered, may
not be interrupted while taking notes.
JOHN O. HARDNESS, Principal.
IL Delaware papers will confer favor by
copying.
Real Estats Sslss.-wm Bright Il Son. sold
on Saturday last fourteen building lots, part
Of the estete Of Eli Hilles, deceased.
No. LA feet 8 inches, e6o'per foot, 70 Hon.
|, James A. Bsyard, $ll2e.ss.
No. 2-22 feet front, seq per foot, to same,
| $l8e4.00.
Nos 80 40 feet front, s4i per foot, to D.
: Chandler, &1so4 90.
No. 6-2a feet front, $42 Per foot, to Jacob
A DerrickBon, e92400.
II No. 6-22 feet front, $42 per foot, to D..
I Chandler, $02400.
No. tn feet front, $40 per foot, to John
. Sparks, $s24oo The above lots front on King
street,
= No s-ls feet front, $40 per foot, TO John
= | Sparks, 1851 90.
= No. s-l9 feet front, $40 per foot, to D.
No. 1o-ls feet front, sls per foot, to Jacob
= Derrickson. $s6l 90.
No. IL, IL, Ia, g. 1910 feet s inches front,
&27 SO per foot, D. Chandler $2l84.oo The
above lots front on French street. Total amount
/ of sales $l0,327.86.
:. They havs also sold Cor VIM. Il. Mooney, a
- three story brick houee, No. Gao K. Sixth st..
: | to Seth Feaster for el42b sold fer John Finn
| lot near the corner OF Ninth and Church St.
4, 10 DR.. R. R. Porter for STA sold for john
of Hilles O two story brick house 10 Brandywine
:. Village to John MCCALL for 5000, and lot fol
Joseph Tstnell, to John MCCALL for 100; sold
- for VIM. s. Watt two story brick house aud
% lot on Shalcross avenue, to WIN. h. Crawford
NJ fer $500.
* Sales of Real Es tah.-The real estate of thu
y late Isaac Short was sold at publLS sale 10
or Smyrna, on Saturday last by Trustee, and wa
purchased as follows:
No. The "Home," or Shorts Landing
~ farm, containing $50 acres by Able ]. Reese
~ for $500.
A. No. 2-The hay Point farm, ESQ acres, b.
~ Isaac Short, tor 81 500.
No. s-Containing l7e acres, by John Short
(residing on premises), for $3t per acre.
~ No. 4-Oontaining 200 acres. by william g
uo Short, residing on premises), at $50 per acre
No. 6-Oontainiug ass acres, by A. J. Reese
10 for So 500.
ne No. s-The shops and lot Of ground in Smyr
ne, by VIM. g. Short Cor $4,000.
VI John 8. Besson has sod for Mrs j ane ALI
w mond, forty one acres OF land situate 10 Bran
DIVINE Hundred, to William Sellsrs Of Phia.
nd oelphia, for $3.50 per acre, and sixteen acre
u adjoining, for $3.50 per acre.
dt, Mr. Beeson has also purchased of Samut
Harlan, for Mrs. Almond, about tventy-si
he acres of the Lstimer farm, situated In The abov
nd Hundred, for $3.50 per acre.
at These prices exceed any that we have hear
lin announced for land outside of the limit Of gu
ay city aud are an evidence that Brandywiue Hut
-th dred Is a very desirable locality for countr
IL seats as we'll IS for farming purposes. Th
err building sites along the river are unnurpasse
IN by any in the world.
'ac Police Cdsa.-The following caBes hay
been disposed Of by Mayor Valentine rince Of
IS last.
mo Joshua Joyce, for disorierly conduct in IL
ms house Of Mr.. Riley, fined o. and costs, held
,"s 300 to keep the peace.
George Richardson, by officer Hodges, I,
"'a assault and battery on Joshua Joyce, 6ned
and costs.
ere Isaac Wilson, by officer Hodges, for larceu
IND of ss, the property of Aaron sanderson, di
Ao' charged.
Aaron Sanderson and Henry Leary, for sci
ino ing liquor without license, held in $500 bail
AZ appear at the Mayors Court.
sav Edward Lesry. by officer Heritage, t
,aly drunkenness, fued SO cents and costs.
Joshua Emmett, by officers Jones, Tor drum
,ba snness, fined 90 cents and costs.
an James Perry, for selling liquor witho
hv license, held to bail.
to- additional Bounty Of $l0O.-To prevent a
the misap ehension in the minds of soldiers wi
ish. have applied or who may apply to me for 1
unit 800 additional bounty, | would state that
in Soldiers bounty will be paid until the conf
Co.'S spring of 1857. The notice In the Republic
8, IL OF November 22d, that the first case Of t
lent payment of this 500 bounty had been MAJ
does not refer to the payment of soldier Ii
by ing. The Second Auditor since the passage
,ove the act granting the 300 additional boun
by where widow or parents apply Ter the b.
be pay and bounty due deceased soldier, up
settling such account also allows In SD
ttee settlement the 500 additional bounty, and I
n 10 case referred TO was one Of this kind. "
au. be pleased to impart any information relat
Jity, to these claims without charge.
may WILLIAM B. VIRGINS,
mem 2s No. 6l0 Market Street
IN Amendment 10 tAs Ordinances Concerning Pol
Inn. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council
iIisa Wilmington, as follows, viz;
n,hs Section l.-Amend section OF the Or
,csss nance concerning Police Ordinance Book,
Tbis 1922 by striking out the word "seven" and
Al 10 serting In lieu thereof the word eight" a
n,sd by striking out in the 9th line the word OF
been anu inserhns ~ Noe tneiSos ~ "o.u wv
hing ameha s1on aS;, in "a sns .e
80 lieu thereof the word "Constables," and 81
-, kioR out the word his" in the seth line
nv inserting in lieu thereof the word "their; a
. a. by inserting after the word chosen in
..sa tenth line the words, land In the Fifth W
bout que suah iesiuo W nv 's "AN '"e o'nef
go, Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Nov
''''n 1866. E. T. BELLAH, Pres't City Ooun
Attest:-E. T. TAYLOR, Clerk.
/ lee ~WATxR RnsrERs TAKE korIoR.-All 7
We'd sons who have sold property during the pres
nter- year. must give notice in writing at the of
the Of the Water Department, Tenth and X
SYM streets, on or before the a0th day of Nov.
leas- insert in the notice the name OF the per
y In purchasing the property, otherwise they
new be held liable for the rent of the next "
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