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TIE CASE or NEWBoLD.

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fo"r -'s'suic"i OF the Courts opinion in New
6old'- Uial 1t Somewhat inaccurate The signauTe.
onIhe Notes proved TO be torPeries bv lie
Cashier "bo had sen sli the parties yVrife and was
We" scqn1lnifd WI n their band " ri ing Here tho
commemorative ed this part of her case The o.
~ was thsn ask dby the prisoner coui sci who
'hsf mere were not csrtaia marks IN he PAPER and
engraving, 81 Eicb embed him TO prono1nce Them
counterfeit: lie esid there weie ana Of two char
acier7, so ne that he hsd learned fom observation
ani handimg the notes, which he was WILLING 10
STATE "hd otaefs thft bad been communicated to
him ~ the On ers ii the Bank a. Rat ssc,o,
and these nc refused TO conimunic.l. mi ess con-,
peied, aiieiSing, on oath, that lac believed such
public disclosure wolid be injurious 10 the Bank
'nI 70 The community, 10y enabling persons more
readily 10 counterfeit the notes, thus impose upon
The inuiIc, and cscape detection. The Court sus-
famed BIN under these Cifcu1- lancs, IN this fef-
sal, not because IL was Bank secret he was
called on 90 discIo e. but loI feasons oi pubIc
poiey. Bot zoe Court did b. no means adj
niil that tic disclosure might lie Insisted on If
considered necessary 10 the COM c.ioa OF the
pIisOuef' On the CONTRARY, II is believed tb,t
such disclosure w1rij have been rejected if Of
tered seliDsi the prisoner, lot oDiy iur the ,.s
sons giYsu bat because 70 ts. be.,-ag t,.ti,.a,,
What ihs Ca-f:ei dedvec rom oa..-va,isn III
experience would he legal tss'ir.onv: b,,, 90,
"s ba1 icarni rom tie officers or Ole B.nk os 800.
from tns enEavu ci hs Eoie-, as fo c.,t.i, go
vale H.siLs on 6. e F.nriue rofe- would ~ .boe,
hfve oceo nptliag l-t secondary tsiI.nc, ~
'honsh sn'-e4 gent ,b..fvstion inigpt hsye cont,n
30 ineif hol.meHtsJ end tavIeio.s lna,bu!.-tlic.
WAt'ref tns oif'ioa gvtn wa right or ,yronr. ~
one gte-t.on. Whether % shruld o. correctly I'm.
is''o9u, ia anDtier NHa ii.c iisi ou'y have INV
,,.'ei""i t't'i .No'foH HyQ4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-21

HNHE Gloucester Independent Jockey Club Races will
= commence WeJnesdsy the sid day Of Octuber next,
aud continue three dsys
is Day Colt raee free Tor any unlried horse exceed
ing years OLD --entrsnce 81 dollsrs.
"a Day Jockey GLIB Purse free FOR any horse,
las.
Sd Day Farmer sweeP,sLe, fee fo any horse ca.
by order Of Toe Piesdent.
THUS. N. sEAwELL, Proprietor.
sent. -. 81
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NtpI. Z
Yen DoHQrs Rercard-

4 en- D0[[GyS heccQTG.
ID UNAWAY from Hog Island the county of Surry, on
IL the ist instant, ANTHONY between IS and
yeats oil age stout, wei. made, aud feet high Ills
front wider than his
Ih'ek he had gu when he 0d blue round
end Psnaloon', with small wool hat and with
PAIR OF 0zn.huiB pantalOOn shit the
mats tie sold at auction ia Richmond three
ago, aud purchased by gentleman Of whom bought him.
aud said to have Seen brought Mjdesen county,
las wife al Nit Corbn's that county Gloucester. The
above reward aud all incurred will I've paid upon
everns nin 10 the overseer the IlanI
hm III Jsn,s or Charles City jail and informing OF it
'ehhOut delay, through the mail, otherwise.
WM. ROBERTSON, Jr.
rsiertuTg, July ~. 90 II
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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

III The ENQUIRER - published twice week gsn.r-liy
time. during the of the State
tarsPries the heeetcore Five Dollars per snnuu,
payable advance Note. of chaterei spscirpayns
uiy) wal, he received payment The Editors will
safety OF cntn, by raii tia. postage all
tsrs benz, paid, ny the writers.
~ No paper ~t be disc ntinued ut a; thu discretion
tue Ediiors) until all srrcarases been PAID
IT Whoever will guarantee payment paper
shsI have The tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ one .qusce, or LESS-Fust eEtion rs esn,,-sa.
eoaiinaance, 50 cents.
NJ alvert,.eaien GseIted, until il has either been paid
teT os ss,npei by person an this city
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Pu5lic Sale of Yaiua5le ProperfV.

pursuance Of the testament oil the lat. Jane,
u Dsniop, Esq o the Town of Peter burg,
Germ OF Duulap Organ, wall he sold The
Der next, credit
on the Two last to at the date the
PayIent that wo years from the time sae) the pre-
ises, that spacious and conodious building
street, we'll known as the EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE,
occupied by Mr. John sIho clud,ug Stables and all other
onihouses heiO"gng 10 At being under ss. $4,000 per
annun; winch expires IN November ls52-snd insured in
the London Pbonx Oee, Norfolk 46I3 and the Mutual
oee, RichniOnd sig 1J7, ekng The amount O. Sd 400
dollars which would be Of los. by fire.
GRIFFIN ORGAIN,
DAVID ID. BKYDON, tEx'rs.
August IL cS-tds DAVID DUNLOP
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Vufti1ble real Es5oIs fn,- =

y
WILL sell. dating terms NV farm adjoining
the University Ut Virginia. cOLsiung 400 of good,
'etut land, well wateed aud exceently adapted the
browh oil corn, wheat, tObioco
Ihi land heavily umbered TIE are new
consist oi large brick dwelling house with all the
necessary and useful out houses such overseets
servah,' houses stables, &c The Location
properly having the University vand Charlottesville
On the other secures to it many and advantages,
tehdes both extremely valuable and desirable. Possession
given on the LIST day ut Dec nexor Persons
disposed toPuicnase referred j. w Saunders Char
iouesSiie NfMRoD BRAMTAM
Augu.t "a
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August ~.
TRHST S4EE

virtue of deed o executed by Edmund Clarke
TO the Suherher dated % day August IB-e and re.
corded ia the clerks Office Of NewKent county the
pose Of securing debt therein mentioned, shall pfoceo
SELL to the highest bidder public auction for ready
on Monday the st day Of October next the land Of
SAID Cake, the following property, wit; Squire Rich
ard A6Tam Joan and Rachael The dover rights the
wherssu the said Clarke resides household and kitchen
ur unur plantation utensils the growing crops of
&e stock u horses, cows, sheep hogs shall convey only
such title Is vested IN trustee.
Sept = S5--tdst VIM l.. WILKINSON.
me sale Of the shove property is postponed until MJn44y
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LlyND FOR HENI

L.IvND TUX REV 7.
q virtue OF a. order Of the Superior Court of Cbancery,
- for tie Richmond District made the 9Th day OF IL
1885, "a The case Of pandriGge Oliver, SHALL the
Gay Of Sept, 1927, oheT for rent public auction
highest bidder tue premises, the OF and
Sss'ns. niionsd called known by In. Of SWEET
HALL, yDg IN the county King William, the PananEy
vef with the privilege OF sowing crop OF small grain
fsii-resev'ns like priv any succeeding Tenant
of small the tall Of 1928 Bond
proved security VIII be required.
j. GUERRASr, m. s. c. c.
vi has Deputies.
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TRUST NILE,


virtue OF deed 5ih lay of NAV 82j
a between Wade Moby, the elder, Susannah Mosby.
has WIFE Of the county Of Powhsan, the first part
W. Bioshy aud Edward T.. MOsby, of HeiicO rounty and
Behmond OF the second parts aud John hosby, Nad-
nloby the younger OF the county Of Hcnrco; Susan NJ
Speed Mary u Royal, aud Lntehury H. MOsbypf the cn,-
ty Of POwasD, OF the third deco v as duly
ted TO record, the clerks county coui. OF the
counties of HeuTIGO aud POssan, the same month If
1896 te undersigned OF the trustees
WIN tul power aud authority TO act IN the
trusts therein declared, will proceed SELL by public
TO the highest bidder al che residence Of IS s. Morrison,
County POwhaaD (iate the residence sand Nvby
the eldef Thursday, The 27h day Of September next II
lar, II not the nexi N day. the following property,
LAND Que piece or parcel Of Land, Estimated contain
POwhaisn, Ontne south side Of the Cate,yile Road
bounded ny the lands Of IL PaBOre J. Miller j. Station
old courthouse tract snd the said Carersyle Road;
part which remains unsOd, OF tue land, estimated 10
Iesided aud which conveyed by said deed u trust
SLAVES. Also ~ slaves, Peier, sud wife Katy,
with their two children Mary aud john; jimmy, her
cldren, Lucy Judy, and infant; joe HAIRY To
good plantation haad and vsuanis house ssyt any
10 tue commonwealth.
Horses, Stock Furniture, &c.
And also, all the Horses ufs stocks Of Cattle Hocs aud
Sheep Wagons aud Carts, Household and kitchen ure
Of The said Wade Misty, the elder, conveyed by dust
deed, wilh one Carriage aud HaHess
TERMS or sale.
The Repi Estate 10 he sold Of Give. aud
tuIy, and deed 0 the pfOpeftyto secure fhe pay
nenis The Persond PROPERTY credit Of twelve
months equal nstamsn bombs wth approved per onsi
curly Purchase not exceeding ten dollars be cash
ces and free frOh s incumbfance ard calus
Hnder which this sale is he nisde But the
acting trustee only, will convey only the title vested
VIII. w. MUSBY, Ttustee.
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II pukilubie Plqutafiot tor Su[e,

II Uakitu6ie Plantation Tor Sale.
FTiE Subscriber offers for sale his Plantation an the county
L Of HanoUer, lying Chickahoniny Swanp containing
800 acrss is ~ mites from the eycf RehnoHdi uie
Mschanc5Ue Turnpike passes through There
fh 200 1Vhh Aars been cleared the timber u
scoESsTed equal u Soperio any an this section ~
country. There arc 80 acres feroe.r. 1f,aotc Land 10
suit pUrchasr, ha part lying bOD the Turnpike troud DC
sePardfety dpDsedeC There Is Say Diii hip hGyf g
ia Which uoWid DC grat adrnHfags any l0ishrg
gefuP the timber, build TirtasEdssTipo IS deem
those dtsos of vesting capital IN land
srH IL Joshua Stors livng the adjoining faTH will
sAso IL at any tfaej application TO be made 10 aim
fueusf7. rs III GERIr1S STORRS.
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dMabLe Property for SAFE, at -4LctiOn
WILL be offered the PREMISES Monday the 9th inst
(Srpiembtr That neat, convenient, and very desirable
Deep Run Turnpike Roa occupied by Maj. Edward Amher
West. - 1900 ~ '"s
Terms Ono third in cash, the remainder in two payments,
OF one and two credit, with Deed OF Trust ON bs
property the payment which will he .dd e.
cash all the Hu'eholl sud Kitchen Furniture Stock Firm
ing Utensils Crops Sc. Sc &c valuable BARK Mil md .
handsome variety of Greenhouse Plants. ~
II fhe sale will iae pse the hour, Of 10 aud
O'Clock, 2 b. HENRI ~ hIONCUPE
AucttJneer.
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TTyIIE subscriber having puschsseu ihe sye'h
with houses attached TO IS ants So a., $500,
.e. 10 rent the whole the ensuing ytaf i"s tDry
. vals.hs aud the stand excellent "us TIE ls"'
h. more snyious gt OF respectshuY ." Keep So.
49,. n, lie comfortable accumulation II Travellers, ih'u
w ob,sin high rent 10 ,reh te"sn' eonidsls9', l',sn
~. ~ Ge., .s-. A line addressed % Tx subsciuer ~
"'ehn''"' w" ~ IOHS n. GORDON.
l5--uTf
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.q.N,DERSO.N, G.sRTH q co.

AVE uSiors aud receiving tle sehconers Reape
Asni Magnolia from Boston, aud Sea Horse, Effort ~ =
sh.ne from NewY,rk the following Articles whiehthey oiTe
toe sale upon the usual terms:
~ % HIDS st. Crpx, MuscOyado aud N Orleans Sugars
VI - IS hhis. assorted Loaf CO
$50 bag, green coffee, past very superior
IS do Java do
- hhjs English Island Mola:se,
80 barrels s1 a"d whi.Aey
80 do ofl high proof do
puGeheuns Antigua
do old Jamaica ID
pipes hne old Ooguac brandy
20 bbis apple
pipe old Holland Gin
F S"Ty
Malaga and '"
Rons,lon
- boxes gunpowder tea.
Candies, Jackson'J aud WoI4rolf's bEsLGs
100 kess Drauy'I guupowGer
~ ton shot, asso,tet
- 10 rron, assorted
do plough mould.
German, English and AiLeIiean Steei
Cut aud wrOug ht Nails
Bsr lead
lndiso, madder, alum, cOppera,
hrnstone
Pepper, riuiento, ginger, nutmeg,
Gap, letter, an wrapping paper
ied c-rds, plough lines, Iwue
DemjOhn-, Sonewsre
Cotton Yarns and From the Union NJ nuractuIins
April2i H3-f
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Augusta.
8DDTTJOM4L.

shall by virtue Of the above mentioned Deed Of Trust sell
al public auctiOn front II be Eagle Hotel, the
Riohmond on Monday the B day Of october utx, the l9
loving property named 30 said deed, yz one ninth Of tbs
i.eret owned ~ Wade Mo.by the youngero cesinf
Of lsnd lying near the Old Market House, Bsn Ssst
tie city ~ Richmond, and fOf which pcbaing
ie SuPeror Comt Of Law for Henco Afro, ell tie
The SAID Wade Mosy,the elder, has m elaip Of
Land ~ between 5000 add 6OOO lying the Ohio
between the nsut ri Big Sandy aud Lie Sandy RIVER,
the county of Grrenup 1nj Slate 0f Kentucky The whole
his land hist rate Bottom land, and doubt great
BARGAIN may Re bought
TERMS Six, twelve, and eighteen months credits bobds
with approved secury sud deed Uf tut me property
secure hs payments will only convey such tiis
ed ~ me a. trustee. WH. -. MOSBF, Trustee.
August - 81 ids
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.FALSl5uru, msica, July u

= = I'M % III . m73CaJ July IS.
An"Hter t9riDge meni 81 the order il! Council.
ihe HmTican brig Ley, Church, direct fon,
New York spoken Of liis port on SATURDAY
sen night b'and % Nooeso Bay, for orders,
whee appears, she ob aimed q SUNNY of No..
ter, and from some misunderstanding relative TO
ma ksi,' she pro eeded next day to ST. Thomas.
This 'mmltication OF American vessels with
pori IN Ibis Island, IN dtfsrce of the Order in
Council isfa be more than would lie permitted to
bF''ish Vessels on tue American coast, fof, Ivy their
Aci coBce'niag Navjea ion, which came into fulI
force on the i. MT II is endctsd Cha, evsrv Co.
Vessel, 80 excluded from the ports OF he Unit.d
Sa''s. that SD. eater q euiPi TO enter. tbc
same, j" violation of the act, Shall, with tho
tackle. apps el, and furniture, t., gether " ih the
cargo on board such vessels, be frrIeed to The II.
States. COrH1CM Courier.
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PI.OITGES

~ he Richmond Manu- factory opposite tis Union Bosl
iftE uhcrIb~r respectfully the psnier
a thai he has hanG variety OF PLOUGliS
than has before been O- this ke: among which
ze, MCOTnek aud three horse penets
bis bal share, with late improvements Revereombs the
improved harae also Freeboin aud other Plaugh
unusually cheap. wa. PALMER.
august - 2s-f
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james River Land for Sale.
lE tract OF land belonging the heirs OF Ohm DandriJs
L for sale. The above is the county
Prince George, niusdiaiey James river, adjoining the
lands OF George and William Harrison, Eqrs Mrs EdOe,
r"d contains about hundred the
nshoourhoois IN Virginia. and inferior fertility,
most ut u Is es'iy tinbered; its location and quality render
tue most desirable act of and for sale at this time Viz
sa Persons wishing purchase the terms,
applying to Edmund Christian Esq. Iohu cambridge
N'rhnond April ~.
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MEDICAL DEPARToIENT.
VHliE Lecture will begin Monday Nov
VA and continue till March.
ANATOMY.
oy T. S. Physick, NJ. D.; w T.. Horner, NJ. p.
MATERIA MEDICA.
JDo. hedman Coke, III. ID.
IRACriCE OF MEDICINE.
Nathaniel Chapman, ". ~,
MIDWiF EkN.
ThOs CD ames, NJ. ID.
Wa. L. Dewres,M Nj. u.
CHEMISTRY.
Ron'i Hare NJ ID.
SURG cry.
WIN. Gibson, NJ. ID.
WI l.. HokkEIl, Dean, 263 Chssnui Street.
rhil.,'elr hIa, Aueust ~. e -tIstMmNov.
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~ OTICEu hereby giysn that al the cell ~ th Institution
are Occuptti, sud that psiien will he received
until some te said cells Jue notice Of which M
,e gryeu. q order of ,he csurtof Direction.
Nav 81 5-U LHGNLEY, &C.
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!Sont. IA.

fkNHE Subscriber aNiou' to close te sle firm
Bradisy, meC'tT5 speedily possible desr Is
all those indebted said sn whose past due IN
make an early payment OF the same. WBI MccRERY
Surviving PGTt"er II Bradley, MeCrsry ( co.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
COWS.

Keep no more cows than You can keep
well-One COW we'll ted will produce as
much milk as two indifferently treated, anu
more butter; and if the COW be wlntereo
badly, She will rarely recover during the
succeeding summer, SO, as to become pro,
fitable to the feeder.--Cows should by an
means, be housed in extreme weather, ana
particularly those which give miik' or a
failure in the quantity Of milk will be eN-
perienced. Wherefore instead OF keeping
twenty cows poorly fed and but halt OF them
stabbed, sell ten, and give the remaining ten
feed to the amount equal to what the twenty
originally had; procure constant sta5ling tor
them, and YOU will receive quite as mucn
milk and butter in return, as was derived
from the former mode OF treating twenty,
Sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkins, ana
ground oats, are unquestionably among the
best articles of food for mich cattle; they
occasion the milk to assume hne flavor ana
colour as well as an Increase OF quantity.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
FOR RENT.

A Farm of about z or 800 acres, principally
marsh on the Delaware, about 3 miles below Port
Penn, known by the name of Long Island
Another Farm OF about 200 acres arabic land,
near the village ofst Georges, now occupied by
Andrew Price.
Another Farm, of about Is acres arabic land,
nearthe village ofSt. Georges, now occupied by
James Wclde.
Another Farm, of about 80 acres arabic land,
near Mount Pleasant, now unoccupied.
Another Farm, Of about $50 acres, on Christi
ana Creek, near Christiana Village.
Two Dwelling Houses, and about 10 or | S a
cres in lots in the Village Of St, Georges.
Apply to JOHN NlvIN,
Christiana
Dec. Z, 1896. 11-t25m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
THE FARMER.
HUSBANDRY.

It seems not generally apprehended OF II
apprehended, not acted upon, that husoaha-
~ or farming, like the mechanic arts, IN or
der to be most profitable to those engaged
in il. lshould be divided and subdivided INTO
its distinct and separate branches. Inc
blacksmith to his anvil, the cobler to his last,
the carpenter to his adze, and SO on OF the
other branches of mechanical labors; no one
thinks of CARRYING on all these at one and the
same time.-But the farmer appears not TO
appreciate the advantage OF conflning MS Ia
hors to any one branch OF husbandry, the
converting of effort and attention to one
Doint; and yet this is, in fact, as important
in husbandry as in mechanism. AND u Is
owing TO this mistaken policy, no doubt IN
great measure, that the art of husbandry
has advanced SO slowly, and the profit SO
small in comparison to the labor. A mo-
ment's reflection will show this natural re-
suit. By having tNe attention divided a
mong all the various branches. no one be-
comes particularly skilled in either, and
hence no branch becomes particularly pro
ftable. By keeping few cows for dairyln
a few swine, few sheep, fattenlng is"
beeves raising little grain, little max, &c.
the attention and resources OF a common tar
mer are SO divided, that the whole yield but
discouraging result; whereas, by conflnlng
his attention to either of these, or taking on
ly such as bear the nearest affinity and as.
sist one or the other he may hope to be-
come an adept in that particular branch,
and realize a corresponding profit. And IN
selecting the particular branch he will pur-
sue. the husbandman should not rashly a.
dopt that which chance speculation may
at the moment cry up as the most protita-
Bile; but should, in the first place, consider
for what his farm is more particularly a.
dapted, and what his resources will enable
him to have most perfectly at command; an1
then steadily and perseveringly pursue ~ I
AS the cobler to his last, so let the ! his [
man stick to his cows. the grazies. thro,
beeves, the wool grower to his Rtion. and
all the uha and dozYns Of spest either in
there is little apprehension complain that
the end will have cause abor, or is not
he gets no profits in hsperity
sharer in the general
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
yiunar Ohserv atiOns.
HENRY HEALD,

Has opened his ACADEMY, at his residence, in
French street, two doors below Third street,
where will be taught the different branches of
practical Mathematics; the method of taking and
working Lunar Dissertations with the uses and
adjustment of all the instruments used in the
branches taught.
Should sufficient encouragement be given to
afford lt,a small photographic and Printing Press
will be attached to the Institution, by which the
pupils may be exercised III composition; Perspec-
tive and other drawings, things, essential to the
practical Scholar.
Pupils from distance will be accommodated
with Boarding at Two Dollars per week.
Sent pl 1896 ST..
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
Scan and Candle Mandatory.

TEE Subscriber takes this opportunity to IN
form the public, that the establishment hereto
fore conducted by James Ray, Esq, together
with tie accounts connected with the business
of that establishment from the first Of January,
1926, have passed into his hands; and that he
Will continue the business in all its branches, at
the Old Stand, corner Of Fatnall and Qucen-strs.
near the Friend Meeting House, where he will
manufacture, and furnish at Philadelphia prices,
MouM and D'pt CANDLES, Euisrs, Ielloeo and
Broun soar, of the best quality.
E.NOCH ROBERTS.
n. r. The highcs, price given for Tallow,
Butchers Fat, and Fat OF every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IS, 1926. 9-6m-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
JOHN SEBO,
CABZTTET & EO1' A MAKER,
Corner OF Broad and Market streets,
WlLMivar0N, [Dcl.l

WItMi NaroN, (Del)
Respectfully informs Ills friends and the public
that he carries on the above business in all It's va
rious branches.
As he is determined to employ only the first
rate workmen, ami make use Of the best mate
rats, he has no doubt of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor nim with their custom.
He intends keeping stock Of ready made FUR
Ni1uRE on hand, With which the public can be
supplied at any time.
y, b. J S. would also inform the public, that
he has procured an elegant HEARsE, with the
necessary equipments, such as are used in phil4-
delphia.
Sept. 21.-4t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
LAZY ron.

britten By DR.. ----. Pretend # ----, 0
his serrant, during q fit # ne eo,t.
Would you view man that's slow,
Come and sec our fontmam Joe:--
Mu j unlike the bounding doe,
Or the arrow from the bow,
Is the pace Of foetman joe
Crabs, that hobble to and fro,
In their motions copy Joe;
Snails, contcmptuous as they go,
Look behind and sneer at doc;
An acre any man might NOV,
While across it crawleth lazy joe
Trip on light fantastic toe,
Who loves tripping may for Joe
Measured steps and solemn voc,
Better suit with steady joe
Danube, Severn, Trent and Po,
Backward TO their source shall flow,
Ere despatch be made by Joe;
Letters to the Penny Pc,
Send not by our footman Joe;
Would you Jobs full patience know,
Ring the bell and wait for joe
Whether it be King or no.
IT'S all the same to lazy Joe.
Is your cash and credit low
Let your debts be paid by Joe
Legal process none can know,
If your lawyer moves like Joe.
Death, at length, our common foe,
AIuct t,,t, ma tha heels Df I0a
And stone shall tell ssbelow
Scarcely changed still slcepeth Joe
Loud shall the final trumpet blow,
And the last conner shall be Joe.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-25
YOUNG LADIES'
BOARDING SCHOOL,
No. I19, Market Street, JYil,ai1g

At this Seminary, which is now open for the
reception of pupils, all the useful, and most of
the ornamental branches Of education are taught
with unreusted diligence; and every attention
paid to the health, manners, and morals of the
young ladies'
The terms of board and tuition, per quarter
$50, paid in advance. Extra charges for music,
and other ornamental branches.
w. SHERER
Refcrences.- F.. w. Gilbert, Hon. Willard
Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lane, Wilmington.--Rev
DIR. Wilson, Rev. DIR. Janeway, Mr.. William
Janvier, merchant, James Thompson, Esq Pro
fessor Of Languages, University of Pa. Phila.
Wilmington, Nov. I'd, 1926. c.