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NOIYCE.

VIE subscriber duly authorised 10 lease for Of
- years. the Tavern aud Barn at King William Courthouse.
rus property really valuable public stand and merits
me aention Of person qualified TO conduct the business
~ fuoic House IL IL situated upon the road from
ehmOud to the Eastern part the State aud distant from
ehmond about p miles Various Improvements have been
upon the HOUSES and others are progfesnsand the
Proprietor DESTROYS Of placing this property ihe possession
81 man well qualified for The station Of Tavein-keeper. If
ho privately disposed Of il customary public
auction the fret day OF King william County Court on the
fourth Monday 10 August which will be pursued IN the
absence Of private contract.
June ~. f4-u HERBERT A. CIAIBORNE
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500 REIYFRD

STOLEN from the subscriber, Stable last night Horse
~ Saddle Maringa. aud Bride. lie large light bay s
ORE Old, IN very fine ORDER particular
hut believed 10 have white hind ,ot lous aud rather
hollow back shoti which he badly, the
rubbed from the toP las hoo unusually Eat and
from having heon long shOd lie tro anal
pretty we'll bat steps rather short and very wide
fore legs.
The above reward will be paid recovery The Horse.
JAMES CASKIE.
Manohestcr. June Q. g-tf
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TEE roUsWEH MIL

'E U7IES0 &t1UO1 t4't't t0tEIItIt %
Canal
eIS Meal Niliha, btenIehi in the hest style within
Il few feet ut its former Settle and will go INTO opera
ration on the 10Th instant No pains have been make
It's machinery aud hXur.s good possible, enable To
DO sood work. aud the IL alculaed or
w pair of Stones. Every will he made the
best neal and t. give general satisfaction. An honest and
skiiu Miller has been engaged Boainen from the upp.I
country, wEo have To rm, wall hnd their interest
call and leave thereon, aud either exchange the
usual deduction Of toll, their at The
tttun their way home. The heIgbors will every
accommodation having their ground cri,
bbok keepers, factories, this city, will supplied on
moderate terms, with meal &c, and every possible aot, rv
en- TO them IN the obtaining regular supplies meal Should
the mill up TO the expectations Propeto he
thinks he wall be able sell good meal aud
and accommodating terms any OF the artce
He will boa from ms mill 10 the very bottom OF the Bs
sin-APply to Thomas Richie.
July T.
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rr The ENQUIRER published week generality.
an, three week during the e:.in the State Legisla
tue-Priee the heretofore, Five Dollars per annir,
,yahle advance. Notes OF chartered banks
aniy) will received payment. The Editors viii
Zee safety rewtins them by mail the postage
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
T paper will be discontinued (bu the discretion Of
the Editors, until all arreargeS have been paid up.
rr Whoever will guarantee the payment of nne paper.
shsII have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
ny One square, OR LESS-Fm.t inseion rs cents-each
continuance so cents
No advertisement inserted until il has either been paid
Tor, assumed by some person in this city,
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GIN REWARD

ID UNAWAY from the subscribers ON the sud of June last
Ia negro named Alien. Heis young man. about -
ears Did OF nary very black corexIen stoop little
n the shoulders aud has pedment his ech He
was bought auction sale the h OF January last
SAID to he aised IN Dnwidde he has doubt obiained
of his clothes The u artillery uniform
The above reward will DO paid Tor his apprehension ap-
PLeatoL TO Maj VIM. Fiuney, rTabues Pitts
otce IN RiehnUGd. DUNN BURFoOT.
July I8-,f
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SqLE "a LAND-

a GREEABLY TO the wi the late Rev. Needcr Robin
"A sou vii onef TO The highest bidder Thursday the 10Th
August next # far, If not, The fir day az New Kent
courthouse, two Tracts Of Land lying the lover end
Kent county, aud Immediately ts waters OF York Et
The tract knownby.i Of Mahhtd contains 1000
acre which tcre large aud commDdiou3 Brick House
OF wosoc and out houses, " whichare good repair.
The quality % toe lsHd s6 and wen adspted 10 the gi6w
of whcai IT. conguity 10 the affords great facy ~
procuring The nete'ies If the water Oysie Beds and Fi
ng Rocks dacly adjacent the door aud the door
within 10 yards % the haak Ofthe river.
This land bounded West by creek running ihroueh
Psio piece OF Mash continuing about or 40 acres
winch PATTY owned BY Nj PfiT Vaughan who DESTROYS
joining 70 recitm IT, Nature has th0wn up an enormous
mound Of sand, leaving ony passage Of ten ttt f he e
hing and flowing o the tide up and don the cfeokThe er-
pcusf of anin th marsh exceed thy dollars as
The only wofk neoeafy will be the fixing ola Rood gate this
narrow passage.
The ohertaet commonly called Pond Marsh bot WIS chang
ed o W1ehorce contains 900 Sores Joins Marhfed on
the Sonihcit There improvements this tract ey-
ecpt the frame cf old dwelling house, which may be easily
repaired to be comfortable. Tie peculiar advantages Of hi.
act consist 90 M avgable adaptation 10 the raising NJ Catne
hay'ngs very extensive Marsh 5aohed to shall sell both
tracts cedN o ouc teo aud three years. requiring Of the
purchaser, boud with security and deed of The land
b. secure The payment WIN. ROBINSON, Adnrr.
Ma ~
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FifV DOliars Retcard.

SsToEN from the subscriber the I6h instant Red Mo-
- Pocket Book conlanns hundred aud forty dol
lars thirty dollars oach and fifty doar
the Bank of Virginia. also, bond Robert IL. Caring
drawn in favour OF me in June 1920 for 83 do.
inand and Anderson for S5 nand and
bird Smith for five dollars aud WIN. II. Ransom for
thirty six dollars with the credits of eighteen dollars
in favor of Nathan w. Waihou. persons
trading for any fte ao, bonds. will give
Gy dollars for the delivery Of the thief aud contents the
Pocket Book, will give twenty dOars thief OF $50
for the Pocket Book and contents.
July II. I5-tf EDWARD BANTER.
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TRUST SdLE


OF deed executed 10 the subscribers h.,
Thoma B Rdndop h AMI Maria Is. Randolph hi. wife
hatha Randolph, bearing date 29h Sepemb,r 1924 and
duly Ieeo ded IN The county Cumberland foi the pu
poses therein Pcihed viii he offered the 24h
July 1895 at cumbe land courthouse, being court day the
Tact Of Land which the sand Thomas Is Randolph
known by the Of Green Creek lying Creek IN
the county OF Oumberlld and containing 800 acres,
less The land wall be sold of cash. and the subscribers Will
only convey such title Is is rested them trustees
N. T. VENABLE
Nj. WOODSON
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WE exercises Of tn Wigwam Grammar SCHOOL, will re-
Peouly Informed that arrangement has been made which
ny promising nsnency the principles which hooI
c0Educted hold forth additional Undue 10 youu
gentlemen wishing 70 resort IT, residence
Tor the principal aud las family stateof preparation
and will probably he ready for he reception by day
OF the ensuing by this lew additional board
can be dated the Wigsam, the PRINCIPAL
instruction will nc directed 10 prepare younr
gentle intending TO close their education University
specially inr hat institution; while those whom NAV nj
he enter college will hnd extensive course Of
classical and mathematical learning aud the lectures on
rhetoric and phiioophy which will regularly delivered do
ring each session. cheap and IS hoped valuable substitute
fOr a cOiles ate education.
JnO Rockford will continue 70 give Instructions
mates, and arrangement likely to be with ayoun-
gentleman Of objectionable requirements assist IN the cs-
steal dsparim The Principal this school neudin. 10
devote himself for several years his present ccupaon prom
his part spaie pains rendering the usefulness OF
the Institution with the patronage II ha eoui-
ued 10 euay its first establishment. Those wishing Ia
take advantage Of the vacancies occurring the now arrange
men above noticed, requested apply soon as
The prices OF board and tuition beng mode.
attention. 90 the uJeoParsDls and Guardians AZ requested
send the amount for each session advance in eyery IN
stance where may not be convenient 10 send the money
bonds expected, bearing date from the day Of entrance
Pce OF Board, Washing, &C. Tor tie session Of Eve month
do f.rroai.. -
CandIc,burnt the oho5ihose will be separate charge
VIM. b. GILES
BABTHW. EGAN.
students who may wish board with the sub.cr,he arr
expected TO lind tieir Osn beds aud bedding u. EGAN.
June &C.. fn-tf
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Clorer Eore.t for Snle.

10y virtue Of the last will John Lancaster,
II dec. shall proc ed 10 sell The prcmise that well
known stand Tavern lying in The upper end " Cumhe-
land county containing about $50 acres The main Western
road the highest bidder, Thursday the 9th dsy Of Au-
gust Terms third oftbe purchase money 10 paid
the 20th day 5 December next At which tune possession wall
be gwen thc balance in two equal annual rayn~nts with
deed upon The property u the purchase
further Description Of the PROPERTY deemed
tits we'll known. NAT LANCASTER, Exr
June g. f3--tds Of John Lancaster. dec.
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Is-tf EDWARD BANTER.
Clerks Office of the District Court Of the u. S.
For the Eastern District OF Virginia, trchniond, July eth

T Office is hereby given that all lands which been
"a sold, by the designated collector in the state of Virginia.
the collector the 10TH lSIh aud 25lh collection districts
VI said for direct under the Of
the 9Th OF January s5 and 9TH of March, 1916, for
and collecting direct tax within the United States aud which
lave been behalf OF the United States
redeemed at this Office, a,any time within years from and
e the Odd day May ofhs year under the provisons OF
the OF Congress passed last session. entitled act
TO extend The time allowed for Tie redemption OF lands sold
for direct taxes in caes.n
The FROM the and 18th collection districts are
no; made redemption he efUe, y, be
lands sold in these DISTRICTS but they probably will he
ia a short time. RID JEFFRIES, clerk.
July H.
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RUN4VRY

ENROM j. Wickham's Pantation Middle Quaiter Ucirieo
county, negro boy Luy, about years DID. lie has at
round face, and regular isaure prighty and int Ill
gent tie went of about three months ago, and supposed
has probably gone towards Ly nchbn;
Any person who will deliver ism John Jennings, the
overseer al Middle Quarter shall handsomey rewarded
July 4.
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NOTICE.

conformity with an order of the Richmond Hu.,inr,
4 Court, made June II, 1896 1 shall on the Sd day oi
august next IN trout of the Bell Tavern said city, at the
hour oil III ocloSk proceed sell the highest bidder
toi cash. nesio named Susan the property
ID. hes, e1mned 10 the jail of this city runiwayn
July f. 1896. l6-tJ.
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- ESfECEtULLY inform. the public, that hc will sell bs
~ Stock Of SADDLES. HARNESS, DC. (proyided The
public val buy hemO az reduced pficsdy los they
be purchased - any auction store The city lie will make
~ 70 order equally low Tor cash.
would with any Ssdde Tor The whole Of my stock
10 i'ade, sad would "a. Ogs lsesdl lssSs IB. S.
s3iy1 i7-0i
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Twenty Dollars ReWard

CSTRAYED or Stolen from my Lower Byrd Plantation in
Oiooeaud county, Saturday hight the I7h u, the
Sunday Evening following Brown Bay work Horse heigh,
supposed feet II inches: head rather small, with white
eye fierce and much the appearance of Sleeps
Tor black legs, and tai The latter rather lung His
shoulders considerably ehafedby the collar. will give the
above reward fot the horse aon aud it olen Twenty Dol
lois additional for experimenting the Thief
JOHN ALLAN.
Ricllu md. July IR-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE tract Of LAID called llh Grove ronlsning shoy,
1900 acres, lying n the lower end Of Amelia county,
mery adversej still lo sale. Il would make ezselen
cotton plantation II vll be sold al togsther divided
parcels. The terms will hcacc0mmodaimr.
WIepani. Inarchi I. OIL IH1f. b. ETLTG.
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Lundtic Hospital, J7ilItamsJ,trg.

OFFICES hereby gwen tia. all o,s Institution
occupied, aud !a pltient will he received
until OF the SAID cells vacant; Iue notice which will
De given By order Of the Court OF Directors.
May % st LEO HENLEY, G. e. Il.
"a IN TED Al the PenHenary large quIHuty oil Flour
~ Ba.rtI HooP-POLES, Tor which The highest prce will
be pa'd "a Cashihy THOS. NELSON, p. Al
June 10. In--,f
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FOR LO.NDON

YyJE superior Ship Cowpe capt Urann, City Point
in readiness receive aud will be dispatched
Che middle Of August. Apply to JOSEPH MARX " SON.
July IL. lB-tf
WISH engage the services of Lady qualified for
lug Music, aud who well Appl-
cation may made Miss Woodward, Riehnond my
SELF Eyerett's-vlls Albemare CO.,, Va.
July II. 1866 TIL l.. RANDOLPH.
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lgent for ShipDi,lo JVbe0t,

Agent for Shipping Wheat.
OUCH Farmers Disposed to ship then crops Of Wheat
~ rather than submit to the low price which thought will
rue here THIS season, informed that they have done
At moderate expense, aud receive liberal advance as soon
shall he put on board, from the subscriber.
June5u 15-d MUNFORD PERKS
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Bank of Virgi,,ia. JuIu Cd, 1875.

Bank 0f VWgiill0, jag I'd, IS2h.
VIE Precedent and Din have Ih day declared dv-
dend peg Gent. the Capital Stock Of the Bank
Tor the last half wear, payable the 18th inst.
The usual deductouo dollar aud quarter per share
the bonus Of the State will be borne by holder. the old
stock only The payment OF the bonus both the old and
new stock, will then been completed aud make
equal value. W. DANDRIDGE. cashier.
judy (. I6-4t
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NLHKHHaLlH SaLE-

KINDER decree Of The Superior Court Of Chanccry Tor h
~ Richmond District, Pronounced the ih day fchru
sry, iG2s in the Of Burweli BurwellI shall Nor
day The 18th day cf July next, al Doydon Meckiefipl
cOufthoue, that being Necklenbue county day
TO sell the tract Of land the proceedings mentioned ng
IN the county Of Meckenhurg, Butcher Creek IN the
ueshboufhood Of the city upon which there s,d 60 Lt
upwards Of 80 oorcck low grounds au ball
IN woods, Of Tobacco land NJ superior q1ty and winch
IS hands may be emp,ycdto advantage Terms a credit o
one, two and three year Bonds with approved security will
J. GUERRAST ms c. v. d. Or one If his Deputies.
Jgue Is. u-fds
FHNE subscriber has moved 70 fredericksburg nd taken
u Office ia Wellford's buidings hc OnuthOu5e
with view Of bestoviag h Undivided attention, after flush
ing bis business he Court Of Appeals aud Chanccy Court
Of Nehmond)t0 the pracce 90 the Superior 4 County Court
Of Caroline aud the Superior Courts OF Chsuccry aud Law
With ibe Hosdgg' Coas@ h.ll ~ Fredericksburg.
Myss. s-.ri7@
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HILL s. MOORE.

AVE received by the late arrivals, very general
Ell and extensive a,'ortinen of Staple and Fancy
M8V quo lisa
purchased AT the lowest rates. which they offer for sale
corresponding reduced prices They invite the attention OF
Their friends aud the public then assortment, which,
variety qushy and chelpness, they confidently
July (. l6-iQt
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Cnrrilees Eor Snle

TIME subscriber has handsome new Coaches
i with Harness Also, two light Carriages, for horse,
aud two good secondhand Carriages, ali which will sold
low for cash. JAMES BOSHKR
July
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June so. 1925.
RTySIhcL,SS

TEHHE subscriber a,n. 10 Hichno nd tenders hi,
L services his friends, arquaiutauces the public zen
orally commission merchant He occupies Office jr
the present near the Basin WIN MOON
June So l5-if
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Fnl,Ipefs' Bnnk OF Lirpini

Fairness Bank Of Virgllia,
s5IIE Pre.i- aud Directors declared dividend u
two aud at per cent? the Capital Stock, for the last
months, which vii be pau, the Stockholders 18Th
instant. WM. NEKERyIS, Cashier.
July 4. I6-6
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YWENTY DOLLARS RETV.qRD.

TWENTY DOLLARS RE Ir.GRD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, negro named John
h Edmon feet inches high stout made aud about 2s
or so years Of lie has wife living with MIR John lIewt
about miles FROM Stafford Courthouse.
The above reward will be given auy who viii deliver
lin VA Richmond secure him IN any Jail.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM.
Juno &C. IN
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pleasure, unseduced by its smiles; they will cont
nue. visilant sen,ines a, their post. cheers.
10 Executive Patronage. =" L. is great, is in
crea>ing and ought 10 be diminished" cheers.
II Agriculture, ommerce AID Manufactures
Equality among the sisters Let not governments,
like an unnatural parent, enrich the at the ex
pense of the others. cheers
IL. The University of Virginia. The cause Of
science, is the cause Of Virtue and Liberty
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''Her,'s health to all true lasses,
Pledge At asTiiy, MI, yoHr gfasses
Lei fse bumper toast go round"
Loud applause, with the song contin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-14
CHARLES GOODSPEED.
Master Of Sl0Op IRIS.

Our regular file Of L ngslon, (Jamaica) papers
came TO hand yesterday the following is the only
article which mentions the recent affairs in Vene-
zuels, aud we are disposed 10 believe with Sr.
Mendoza that the domestic differences in Colombia
will MOI be adjusted until the arrival of the Liber-
ator Bolivar, who left Aica on the first OF March
Tor Lima, 10 which place a messenger has been
despatched to hasten his return 10 Colombia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-01
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY,l, 1896.

Daily Paper, Ss-C oaaaar1y Paper, IS, per annum
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-14
FOR THE WATERMAN.

On my making short stay, q lew days past al
ne Q! the Public Houses on the road leading from
Wilmington towards Kennel, | was amused by at.
ending &c a dialogue between two travellers. Ii
Hai'pears their conversation soon iurbed upon the
II SECOND topic Tor new acquaintances the observa-
Gus regarding the weather, having been previously
5attendrd 10.
Feter-l would thank you, sir, to inform me when
am 10 come upon the turnpike road to Whining
ion.
.ioshaa- Why thou ough, to know thou ar, on
ne turnpike road already.
Petes-Welthen, will thank YOU, sir, TO inform
me how can get off Of it,
JcshQa-- Why then what is the matter with the
nan! He seems 10 have been anxious to get to the
t9tnpike road in order thai he may 20 away rom
lit.
Peter-- Yes, sir, I have been anxious to get to
some road which may relieve me from the toll OF
wading through mud, and the fret,nE and injury
my horses have suffered, and expected it when
came so near the town OF Wilmington, but here The
mud and ru.s are as bad as in any OF the country
roads,
Joshua--l am sure the man is in jest--he knows
surely, he IS on the turnpike road by his having
past through the turnpike gate where he paved his
;oIl.
teteF-it, sir, yon mean to call this turnpike
'oaa because you have fixed gate upon it to make
travellers pay money, am sure you are right for
paid s"o heavy tolls through The gates as came
long.
'psh&a--Thsre now knew The man was only
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-14
PHARAOH.
foR TIE WAgcRMdN.

Messrs EpiToRs-n your paper of The 9TH inst, OBJ.
serve that writer who calls himself "a Freud to Canals
has given you estimate of the force employ ed on that
section OF the Chesap axe & Delaware Canal from ST
Georges to the RIVER Delaware pleased 10 hear that
there IS so large force 464 aid 169 teams that
part OF The work II bids fair to have speedy completion
Of at least the embankents al which work The Whole 81
the above force employed. except, according his
statement, lo3 men and winch proportion, | have no
doubl, would be employed in making entertainments aso
provided there was room to employ Them in that wayas
am We'll convinced from wha, have heard that The con-
tractors do no lind to their advantage at this Time en-
py much force III eHcAvaing, although they get good
price TOR 1t, and are paid as their ork is done
"a Friend 10 Canals" your paper If the same day
goes on 70 state thai n the year 1924 complaints
frequently heard OF supposed nsuperabe difficulty in-
posed upon the contractor by order issued bv he D
rectors OF the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Companv
requiring HIM to exeavale the Canal in the winter season.
through the marshes ~ section No 5 p and further that
non Representation IF The lie Enqineer of
ne anal Company he granted indulgence IF suspe nson
" fidt fporS ndh3 the ensuing SbTlng Of 1926"
Permit ME, Mcssrs. Editors, from some lntlc acauain
lance have Of circumstances attending the operations on
that part OF The Canal from ST. Georges to the R,er Della
ware during the year 1894 and part of 1895 while Mr.
conn ttahde " was contractor to state TO you few cts
In the month OF April 1924 John Rante Ir after some
difhcuty succeeded IN letting all Of section No. 5, or the
meadow part Of the canal and the north drain from the
River through EAtons 10 St. Georges to conrac ors re
commended by Mr.. Wright the Engineer BY this time
or itanae was convinced that the meadow part of his
work was gong to be the Improbable part as he had sue
ceeded IN letting the Canal, only half cent per yard
profit.
The contractors for two thirds of the marsh and the
whoe OF the drain, went to wok with some spirit and kept
on large force until they had nearly compile ed the north
draln and made some considerable operations the Ca
nal when they began find that they were sinking money
beyond their power OF sustaining They compelled
TO stop the work III consequence Of which, Mr. Rande
had 10 declare their contract abandoned; aud put on
considerable force himself. became in very slo,I
time, very sicky. During the months Of Augos aud S.
ember IN consequence of the exposure lie men to tie
etuvia arising from .he Marshes Irishmcn who we're I'M
accustomed to exposure Of hat kind, and Of whom his force
entirely consisted, Immediately seized with the in
terntten and ieitent teyers, which alarmed those who
We're well, 50 that they fed for safety. by this means he
was compelet! to an.os stop e work not having the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-14
FoR THE wATcHMAs

Can any one tell me why ii is that the Corpora.
ton have nc. had Market street cleaned more than
Two or three times in the course oil eight or ten
months. The filthy condition OF this principal
street IS dlsg ace to the Borough authorities, and
: 90 hope, that as the present is favorable time
on accoun. OF the late rains having laid the dust
they viii speedily remove their shame by the cart
load. If may be permitted to offer an opinion,
wpuid recommend that Ben Webb be employed
again Us street cleaner, this business has never
Teen properly attended TO since lie was turned out
~ Cace. WiLMINGroM.