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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
Noung ladies' Boarding School,
IN TTilmingfOn, UelulOa1

I'LL Vihnnlgf0n, DetdWdTe.
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination Of
Mr. Dupenborts School, members Of the Visiting Com.
mtee; wer grauiied with the mode OF instruction, and
its results evidenced in the responses OF the pupils In
the different branches of keadlng Writing, Drawing,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens OF their indus
try and aca,lireens and could not but feel that the
school was well managed and worthy of more extensive
public patronage. r. w. 1il.bf.hi,
WILLARD HALL.
August Is 1925
Terms Of Boarding, Washing and Tuition, in any OF the
common branches $50 per quarter payable in advance
Extra Charges.For -L',sic including the use OF the
Piano. S2; for the French and Spanish, taught by an ex
perieced French master SO; Drawing and Embroidery
So per quarter. The discipline of the school IS mild
parental and christian. There will be course OF les
sons in Psamody given in year, by person highly com
petent and valuable library for the use of the Young
ladies' To those who remain in the Seminary year OF
nore there will be extra charges for books sationar,
or instructions in Psamody.
| The teacher Of Music upon the Piano is European
and a first rate performer. The of lessons il
Psamody will commence the present season, the LIST
November. u. DAFENfoRi.
1 Sent. %, o.
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Office.

THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Bank OF Wilmington
aud pnnlvw;ne are hereby notified and requested 70
now an insalnent of FYre Dollars each share by them
held in said Bank, on before the 2oth day OF Marcf
next, ensuing, at their Banking House N wilmington IN
nnfrntv to an Act of the General Assembly passed al
hover on the 10Th day of January A. d. 1922 authors ny
the said Stockholders to supply the clency N the Capt.
ri SICK Of said Institution. BIZ order IF The Board
- j. r. WOLLASrON, Cashier.
Feb 10, 1929. 90 t1o'h h'arch
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Notice.

vEVHE Trustees Of the Episcopal Congregation Of
Il Wilmington, are DESTROYS to receive proposals
for the Mason work. and Carpenters work, OF a
Church, to be built of Stone. Information on INC
subject will be given on application to " 'oaN
RRINCKi.E. Chairman nf the Board of Trustees.
Wilmington. Feb. 9, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
ksool1-Esillsiisls.
BLANTS BOOKS
OF every shape and description Of ruling,
suitable for

OF every shape anu utstVEPVI0H "a TuE'1s'
suitable for
BANKS, MERCHANTS, COURT RECORDS, NC. @e'
Made at the shortest notice, in the first style,
and most durable materials. :
New Books, bound, and old ones rebound. Ia
per fe,nt-lned for Music, or other purposes, to any
pattern which may be ordered
Coach-makers and iatters leather, elegantly gu
ded.
Those. with every other species OF work con
nected with binding, ruling, or gliding, done on shor
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this office.
Oct. %, 1928. Il. Ioh LII y ooN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
Machine Cards.

GILBERT BURROWS, Manufacture of Pat
N emf set Machine Cards both Tor Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines, Of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform we'll with proper management.
Middetown, Connecticut.
The subscriber, Agent for the sale of said Cards,
HAS NOW ON HAND, large assortment which
he will sell on reasonable. terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. 114 Market, Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern.
Nov. %, 1928. h4-6m.
N B. William t. James celebrated COOKlNG
STOVES, with handsome variety ct common
Stoves & Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
For Sale,

AVAILABLE FARM AND MANSION,
VNirlIIN one mile Of Wilmington, on the Phil
~ adelphiaT Turnpike road. containing 50 acres.
divided into convenient fields, under good cedar
fence.
Ms.Y1M There are on the premises large sub
|t:sshas stantial dwelling house, finished in mod,
sszg sas. ern style good barn, carriage house,
mich house, shrubbery and vegetable garden &c.
The situation is healthy, and commands "A fine
view Of the Delaware River
For terms apply to
SAMUEL PACKMAN,
No. 81, Church Alley .Phila'd
orto SAMUEL S. CRUDE,
Wilmington
Feb 70, lo%a 90--8toaw.
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PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
Germs !!
has now been known for years, that the
ALBION CORN PLASTER,

4
A FFORI,S immediate relief, and effects GER
n lain cure for Coins. BY its application accord
mr. TO accompanying directions, the Corn is soiteh
ed. ateuua,ed and Drawn out by the roots, without
the least pain OF any Of the trouble and danger at
tending The hazardous and mfe. tuai practice oieA'
uactng the Corn by mere cutting.
The following insahces-trom many othefs y.
milar character sufficiently attest to the superior
hcacy Of the .4lbion Corn Plaster:
Mr. Farrar OF Boston, number OF years
distressed by a yer, painful Corn, had applied eve
nv thing recommended without effect. and was teu'
dercd pei feet cripple On applying this rlas'ef
he was perfectly cured OF his corn and ireed iion
his lameucss. ,
| A Gcn,ieman Of Greenfield was years afflicted
with very painiu, Curu, and was cured by one Doz'
after every other plaster had been tried to no puf'
pose. nh.
Mr. Cutler, of Boston, was cured OF trouble
some Corn by one box.
Ceytiticute.-To those afflicted with Corns On
their feet do certify, that have used the .aiDaon
Corn Plaster with complete success. Before nau
used one box, it completely cured corn when hau
troubled me for many years. make this public iuf
the benefit of those afflicted with that painful com
plant (SSned) NM oiiA"-
Flushing. Long Island, Feb. IS.
price so cents box
(r5-Prepared from the original MS. Recipe OF the
late DR.. W L. Conway, BY i. k'dder, his snaaas'
diate successor and the sole proprietor FOR saie
wholesale with all the other Conecay Wedicioe) az
Q his Counting Room No. ", formerly 'oy
Court street corner of Hanover street. Boston, and
f at retail, by his special appoint ment,b by
i ]. HARLAN, Agent.
. No. 1856 Marke, Street, Wilmington.
sObserye that genuine without the Wrli'eh
signature of Z. Kddei the outside printed wrappers
: large discount made to those who buy 10 sell again.
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EDay-HbooI3 Lost.

A small Day-Book belonging to the Estate q ?,
Dr. John johnson is missing Amy person VINO wiz
deliver it to the subscriber shall be generously re-
warded. H. lois i-n
Wiln'n AN 27
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a pAantatiNn Wanted.

(For which the cash will be pald)
In the vicinity of Wilmington. Newcastle. or
Dover, containing from so TO 100 acres more or
less, with good buildings and good water. on high
and healthy situation, not far from the Delaware, OF
some other navigable water. Apply to the snoscri-
Der at Mr.. keddy's tavern. Z. MA. nj
Wilmington, Feb. "a, 1929. S9-4l
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II Office.

A LII persons having any demands against the rs.
IA tate of JOHN FERRIS, late Of the Borough
Of Wilmington, deceased are requested to present
their accounts, property attested for payment, to
either OF the subscribers. ELI IIILLES.
BENZ. FERRIS.
Executors.
wilmington, mo. LIST, 1929. 7S-2m
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TAKE NJDp1DRo

y ESoLVED by the President and Managers Of
nO the Wilmington and Chrlstiana Turnpike road,
That dividend, at the rate of five per cent, per
annum, be and the same is hereby declared, on the
stock Of the said Company, Tor the last SIX months.
which will be paid to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives, or after the 9Th inst.
By order of the Board.
WILLIAM SEAL, Trea'ry.
Wilmington Sd mo. cd, 1929. 9l-4t-
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a Gardener w anted.

ygNHE undersigned has 3 or acres Of prime land
T. in the edge Of the Borough, we'll calculated Tor
a Market Garden or Nursery. which he wishes to
occupy in either. lie will give generous wages to
a person acquainted with the business, Or rent tue
lois on lease. at moderate rate. Apply to the
Subscriber at his shoe mandatory. No. 10. West
Front Street JAMES SiMFSoN.
Wilmington, Jan. 90. 1929. 82ti
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Mill and Farms
FOR SALE on NENY.

NIO. That valuable property called nAhMo-
lVNY MILLS, situate on White Clay Creek
miles from Wilmington, Del.--3 miles from CHRIS
,;,n, BRIDGE from whence vessels run constantly
10 Philadelphia miles from Newark, and 9
miles from Ekton, Md. consisting of stone grisf-
mill SO feet square, stories high, with Two water
wheels, and four pair Of five feet burr stones with
Eyanss machinery, and Parry's patent cornkn' IN
complete order for merchant work good brick
house, and stone kitchen, smoke house, milk house,
four tenements for workmen frame barn l2u
foot lono and about 200 acres of land, 100 OF which
is in yood slate of cultivation, including large
apple orchard residue Woodland.
| No. 2. A PARM of about 200 Acres ADJOINING
The above 40 acres Of which is Woodland, the
residue arabic, with frame dwelling house ana
out buildings.
| The above property is in healthy country anu
an extensive milling BUSINESS has been done there
| for "A number Of wears. 1t will be sold separately
or together an m,lisputable title given, and pos
session 23th March next.
JAMES PRICE.
pr,n.l,,no NYtIls Feb 0Ith 1929. 0J-tI.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
MANNERS AND CUsToMs.-.No. i.

~ Lorc'y@M Well, Ladies! sec you have the Re-
aisor-what do you think Of GuLFoRD?
Kiss TainhmoU. My opinion is that lie blames our
sex entirely too much for Tae-bearing. However,
uc may always look out for censule when there's any
mischief done by liberal use of speech.
IN L. But you don't consider that hew unreason-
able in credting>th ladies' with a disposition little
communicative than sex The subjects
which excite these reports suitable topics
for discussion in retired female circles, than among
men, whose occupations arc so much more dversi-
fed.
Mss r. There may be some truth in your remark
But admitting
Mss Erertcd2e. Emily you're no lady to agree to
thtt.-its an insult to our sex. if we don't main
tain orr rights firmly, we will be tramplcd un.
der foot BY the men. There's one half of them nov
that think We hav'n't as much sense as they have
MIR l.. shall think the less of you for saying that
llh L. Allow me to explain myself-Without mean
ing to disparage your in the least only asserei
that their habits and education lead thep to take
more interest in certain affairs than us-or, if you
choose, furnish them with greater opportunity to
Miss p. Mr. L. know By your looks that yon wrot
that piece. You are little touched about the re-
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Communicated for Tue Delaware Register.

fConcIrded from COG
Though not precisely the order Of subject NAV here
be permitted TO few similar facts relation 10 other
plants The White Glover Shamrock of the Irish (7,i
foum repens is known yer. rarely cultivated but makes
its appearance proisely good Soils when they ay been
left rcposc for few years Pursh also remarks of this plant
that is one of those " hose disseminate is truly nrobe
NAUTICAL In Darlngons Flora of Chester County, we read
concerning species OF Gerardia G aclata that spe-
cmen was round IN 1916 in certain locality where il has
since been looked for vain and that the snme olant sud
denly made rs appearance in great abundance in 1928 near
Nazareth Pa, where it had never been seen before
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port of your intended marriage How is Miss r. !?
heard you went there every evening-When did
you see her last?-I congratulate-What makes
you blush so, Mr. IL
Miss z. Do hold your tongue, cousin Here comes
Mss y. La Emily get her to tell you about neigh
Dor HIS girls.
Formalities 8c1
4Mrs Edr,oig. Mr. L. | heard you we're going to be
married shortly.
Mr. II. You believed it, of course
Mrs H. No. indeed ] knew it was only SANDER
on you. For my part, don't think Miss T. will
ever be married to any body-especally you, Mr.
L.-No, no, always thought better things of you.
My Sophy thinks that tale first began with Miss r.
and neighbor HIS girls--I don't wonder you are
angry with them all.
Mr. L. You seem not to think highly of Miss i.
hope have said nothing that will be considered
prejudicial against her. She is lady much res
pect and esteem, and her conversation is always ye-
ry pleasing to me.
llirs Edrrig. Her conversation! Dear ne it's so
Notifying to hear Sophy ask her what she means
by the words she sometimes They say she
has learned French, and reads Chesterfield; and
so | spose she thinks herself at liberty to coin
words to suit herself We all looked in the die
tonaly the other day after she gone, for some
words that she said, such SongfrGtr tatdit, but
we caught her nicely when we found there was no
such words.
mss r. On! I'll hurt myself laughing ii heard
that she should say that the Lightning last week
came from machine her uncle has-and she tried
to prove that toads don't fall in the rain Poor, in
nocent girl
Frs Earwjg Her education s the ruin of her-t
starches her up 50 above every body lse. fpd
then if | wasn't princpled against speaking behind
backs, of any one, might say some more things
about her.
Mss p. Mrs Earwig, cousin Emily feels good
deal interested about neighbor H girls.-IIaye you
them lately
Hiss YAinkmcu It's early yet Mr. L. can't you sit
Mss Erateoae. La I'm surprised you'd ask him
to stay-eive my love to Miss FL wish you'd
bring her - see us some day, Mr. L.
"
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LesSing's Ep1grdmSs
Perhaps the royal Psalmist had such characters as
these in his minds eye, when he touchngly decla-
red, Let fall into the hand of the Lord for
his morcies are great and let not fall into the
hand of man." And a still greater than he, who
well knew the hearts of the Jews, would not commit
himself to them, but frequently kept out of their way.
l. Let not any one, therefore, whom calamity in any
shape has visited, be too much cast down by the
gathering clouds of calumny Z" Brighter hours will
unphantly reign. Are there any who censured
as. imprudent Let them remember the difficulties
which always attend those who are unlortunae-that
it IS next TO impossible for them appear pru-
dent. For man is SO much accustomed to estimate
external appearances, that it success only which d.
reefs his judgment and no design appears prndently
laid or ludciousy pursued, that is rot accompanied
with favorable issue. Are thele any that acct-
scd enormously Of ireigion inftlety Let them
ever keep in mind that God is judge'-that
happily for us in the solemn day Of account, we shall
have a pure and passioness Being to whom can
appeal for the sincerity of hearts and tie correct
ness Of our motives and perhaps there will always
exist the earth persons Of that description, who in
The words of amiable writer, if they ever arrive at
heaven, will there two uonders: they vii Fl. d
some there whom they did not expect to see; and
miss others, who they confidently believed had gone
ithor These serious and humhilng reflections
and should teach alike, those who addicted to as
perse the characters Of Others to be rather more spa
ring of their censures and those whom infamy is
wis y cast, to trust in Him who will bring truth to
his Judgment seat.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1929.

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by A. & H. Wilson, No los, Market Street, at
T,o Dollars per annum, paid in aduance; otherwise Two
Dollars and Fifty Gents.
Handbs, Cards, Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neaness and DESPATCH and at mode
rate prices at the Office of the Register.
jr5. Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
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Paul PRY.
BOTANY.

paper " on the Botany of The district around Wilmington
designed TO the study of the Sciences read before
the Deia,care .Academy Of Natural Science April 18TH
1925 by HENRY GIBBONS. M D.
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Whose opprobrum Should rather be desired than shun-
ned, and whose friendship would be worse than DEATH
Alexander makes, you say, stir,
And rails at whefe'er GO
II is the nature of a cur
To snarl at those he does not know
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

| thing is easier ihan 10 take down. Every DO
DIV with troWel IA his hand. can lake down
tn most splen did cdiies. How dishonorable
We ld il be 10 US, TO he mere dilipidators, aud
wasle all the blessings We have received from
our forefa,hers Suppose we do but little, aud
do all we can do, aud we go home. what would
be the eiitct--ot doing nothing II is "a great
deal better than to do mischief lie believed
every gentleman was for doing something
do a good deal-We may tell our people that
we did not find this Constitution rs bad AS we
expected-bu, we had done all the good we
could we bud cut oil the unthrIlly seions, and
planted better ones ia their place. Another
consideration he would present our torefa
theirs had heu dherences-but they concilia-
ted. Let us recoilect them aud their god
deeds Yet We have suffered our heroic god.
like ancestors Ia be torgoittn--and the very
dns, goth DAY of June. Instead ofthe ourth of
July. which 6ist brought liberty Ia n bemghled
werd, has been forgotten. Let us oall mp Their
names refresh our recollectious al thelI high
sp' let ms take them froln their iaearcera
iinn from oblivion--h these vacant inches
with heir busls- There are enough 10 fiji the
Capitol.
When MIR O. closed the Comm,uee rose,
on the motion of Mr. Chapman Johnson. !
Mr. Morgan moved that the Convention ad
journ.
Nj Vcnablc begged The gentleman ~ with,
dtaW his motion. II appeared esldeot, he
aid, tha, they should not finish their deIibera,
t,ans before lhe meeting ot the Legislature.
Aheady the number OF persons who attended
oar d-liberaion, flom curiosity aud other mo.
tvs, was 81 great as to render II desirable 10
rive greater Accommodation. But still the
pressure would he greater durug the session
ofthe Legislature, aud therefore he sabmn led
the following Resolution
Res3irsd That Commute be appointed 10
e3qune whether CONVENIENT room can be
oh AIMED Ton the sitting OF the Convention,
should they judge il exp"d.ni TO retire from
the l. legislative Hall, aud report.
TIE question beng puf thrrcupon, was de.
termined In the negative. Aud then on Nh
No guns notion, the Convention al burned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
RIRIii DAYS

WHY should We count our life by years,
since wears are short and pass away
Or why By fortunes smiles or tears,
SINCE tears are vain and smiles decay.
o count by virtues these shall last,
When liie's short, weary race is DER
And these, when earthly joys are past.
Alay cheer us on brighter shore.
Who are the old 7 Not they whose cares
Have white locks o CT their temples spread
Wisdom alone is mans grey hairs,
Aud these may crown the youthful mead
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TER Ms.

~ ga. 81 pee annual. payable IN advance'--No SUB
y o. be received for less time than six months
ora -, ,vl DO discontinued (but at the discretion
a sia Nv litors) aatii all arrearages are pad;
u tS the first time, and 81 - cents for each
slsnnsnce Those from distinct must be paiu iof
eon a. thar insertion, or the payment assumed by
pine responsible person. III Lynehnure'
IT hancery Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
serted for Six dollars
~ .nleuers addressed to the Editors must be post
IA or they will not be attended to-
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The base Of human misery dia they ooio
The temple OF their greatness on' 'hey wageo
The better war oftruth --essayed 10 stem
trhe ida of vice and error, and bring back
Corrooied mor,as 10 the holy la"
OF Nature-rbey required, ye viriuous yeo-
many,
No conribu ions from yonr scanty stofe
or aocks and here's; ye mothers and maids,
No sons aud lovers from y our bleeding hearts
To die in distant battles ; never broke
The peace o!neshboring conn'1es--and 'hey
ask
20 trace their sepuichre, 40 other t"ars
Busaeh as tbey hhye wiped from suffering
eyes.
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POETRY.
MADISON & MoNROE.

The Petersburg in,eliigencer, repnb'i'oing
NJ, MossoEs late Speech in the Convention,
aooliss to him the following appropriate lines
from the Poet Cowley -
Ma, can the SHOWS which cold age does shed
Upon thy reverend head,
o,eneh or allay the noble ffeswithIni
Ru, all which thou hast been,
And all thy youth eau be. thon'rl yet;
.To ,hines immortal Time can do no wrong,
Add that which never is 10 die, forever must be
young.
By coupling the name of MADISON with that
nj MONROE, we prefer TO delineate the two in
the language OF ST. Pierre:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
district Of Columbia, I,

Alexandria Comfy So
NOVEMBER TxRH 1923.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
Compile.
LOUISA and Ann Maria, Seaton, Aaam p c,
Lynn, Nathaniel S. Wise, the Presi. 40 ''"''''
dent, Directors u Company Of the
Bank Of die xsndria, and T!:ui.pscn
r. Mason. Defs.
>HE defendants Louisa and Ann Maria seson, not
L having entered their appearance and given "cG
rty according 10 the statute and the rules Of the Court
and it appearing To the satisfaction Of III. Court upon
affidavit fled, that the said Louisa Session and AEn
Maria Seaton. are not inhabitants Of tie D'i.rd
Columbia. on the motion Of the compliments by then
Counsel, IL 10 ordered, that the said defendants LOUIS
and finn Maria S, atom do appear here on or before
the first day Of next April Term. and answer the DIV
Of the Compliments, and give security for performing
the DEGREES Of the Court, and that copy Of u" or
der be forthwith published in one Of the public news
papers printed in the Town Of Alexandra, for I've
months successfully, and that another copy be Po'e'
1t the front door of the Court House Of the sa' eoi
~. Fest;
dec i8-2m EDM. l. LEE, G. c.