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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
NEW music

NOBBiNN ~ co. have received an additional SUNNY Of
following f @ WV
AlrGW fgs''ug ~ yo'ng 5Hou, q lavorite comic song
Jrdues music by Bau,ctt: Nv ~ '
Md u' m HOorb,1Dls which ff1ias frerJls music m
Nj btahani, wih new arrangement, by A. Iavl,u
Ogre nc beck "y 4yab SisfJ sung by Madame Feytp
inusic by Hodsun. - N ''''N'
Miss / Dillingham;. - '''6 W
Iege g,e 6riy' TO 5rin, UoIjs BY F,s Bali music by c.
w. kodwoll, author Of Draw the Sl ofJ scotland -
Ny Emma ny da hHS, written ~ tie E,,reh sh,,be,l
music by " X. bishop, 'P'''"'
otcnIt NC Not uiti iu,,s bvcti wo - T y Burpov
}. Barnett - w. "''''N ~
AIRS, &c Tor 'hc Piano Flute &c aug a srre ass,s, =,
Musical ustrtlutcuts - ~. q "
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THEATRE.
Mrs. Knights 4th Night

Inc new Musical Piece Of the INVIN CIDIES.
or Inc L!Hie Corporri. having been received with
nhbounGed applause, will be repeated This Eycninr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
FArnrrn lhIiesouri.A Nov. |


.9rjr7i from Santa Fce.-FGom fifteen to twenty
of our cIrizcns consulting principally Of those whn
lcf hc IA May last, have just reached their homes
IA good health aud spirits, hi wing realized average
profit on their nves ichts of about 100 per cent
Tine aggregate amount ofiheir returns, understand.
is computed at $40 600
Accompanying the Traders aye several Spanish
:am!eS o.; the class who were expelled from the hlox
can Republic by an edict of the Government at
the comm nccmcnt o: hosih les with Old Spain and
VINO have chosen refuge and home amongst US
These W re scortcd Nv body o! Mexican troops TO
thu boundary line between their government and
ours where Major Ru.EYs command was stationed
and thus the protection of military escort was aor
ded through the whole extent of country from Santa
Fe To frontier.
ain PANIED TO add that Mr.. SAMUEL CRA1G LAM
me- merchant of Franklin, and late of Harrf,on
county. Nv. lost his If, in this adventure in rem
c1ntc win tho Indians, distance in advance Of
the main company. Two Spaniards and ono of Ma
jor Riley inen arc also reported have been cut of
by the Indians
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

DWrERENcts ~ LAws-Thc Pacha OF Elypt
year ur two slncc, dccrccd that Every able bodied
man. twenty one years of age and upwards should
lave at least two wives The Law IN North Caro-
Ina Is, that every man who his two wives shall be
hanged. So much lur cine wisdom of law givers!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
MA RIME NEWS
PORT or RTCIT.WOND-
SAILED

SAILED
Schr: Planet, Eldridse, for Charleston, with -four
Warcham, Mass, with coal. ''
SiooP Cherub, Burke, for Norfolk with coal
Schr. Olive, W oolfOrd, and South America IVool.
ford for City Point with -four W.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.-Nen, 20 sea v.s,.rs, -,
Telegraph, Sorcrs. NnIfok and Rc hn,ond '' S'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
BIGGER'S OFFICE d. , I955

IENhE following Nos, were drawn in the Como.
Il c"' State Lottery Extra Class, No. ~ '''"e'''-
~ -, 80, -, ~, 30, :. 90 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
TO-.MORROW ar ONE O'CLOCK.

The drawing Of The splendid Grand CONSOLIDATED
Lottery, No. 10, viii be- received at p. CIIUBD =
Ofce, where all tickets viii be examined gratis and
The cash paid for all PRICES. Make early application
fr he capitals ~ only few tickets remain for sale
TickGts s., Halves 90, Quarters p.
% No Lorcry-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

~ Extru.
81, %, So, ~, Il, 40, 7, 20, II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
SHOCKOE HILL T9VEP1

7 II ",
'HE subscriber prepared to accommodate eight Nicnbs
OF TIVE Legislature, with cenecl Board AZ uedc,sto
prce-ibey will please call aud f,r themseives
Hec 2-5t w. BRACKETT
& tHAmPE CARTER, ATTORNEY mr. TgTT
- respectfully announces the public that nc win attend
the suprio: aud Inferior Cours IT Amherst sud ynchr
anu "S SuFgoT Court of Chduccy, Tor the Lynchur Dis
hct TITS Office Is Amherst ourt House % "
dec J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

. lunar MnRxEr Nov "a
our Flour market this week and the prices Of suneTne CON
unues steady AT s. - SAILS oi Rye Flour 50 6ss No
anSa' hons "a Com Meal M nhds. reported small sales in
UDis at s. - S! 373. "'' We
Graz" 2 what re " heat comes TO market our quota
lious are realized, bU, supplies continue quite un,nnora
Indian Corn has declue sales having made ofold White
and Yellow southern at 44 a aud of generally OUT
Ut condition, at 3 81 Rye aud Oats without var;c
sales OF NoEh River Barley have teen made at 81 cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

melancholy accident occurred in New Yorn on
Friday last Tho scaif"ding Of the pUblic we'll now
consiruc ig IN tihriecnth street, suddenly gave way
and SIX VINO were at work upod 1t were pracipi
taxed to the bottom; where there was five or six feet
depth OF water. Three CT the men. Oliver Tunp-
hmS, jane Miluc and George Stewart were taken
out dead. having he, u allied by the full ur drowned
IA fourth named Fregdslin, had leg broken, the
other two escaped without iliury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

SEqking The Macdonougl Geo Jacksonian tells
lie following story:-A young lady of our county
few days ago, seeing Ground Squirrel 90 INTO the
crevlco u large rex, WhciI lay fla; on tile ground
ran her hand III to catch 1t, when she was sever,;,
bitten; "hang you, you have bit me- but will bavs
you any how sne said. and gain pohed in her hand.
6ut instead OF he Squirrel. Sic pulled out larpe
Rattle Snake, having - rat les-her hand and nTn,
s"ellcd Prodigi'us,y IN few hours alter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
SCHEME

Bank Of nirginiO, November 80, 1929.
TTHE Aunual " 'uug 81, the Stock lder Of
Il The Bank of Virginia, will be II Id on the frst
Monday in January w. CAMBRIDGE. CusGr
nov 30 tttJ
- WANTS. PANACEA.-Just received, by the subscu-
- Der, flesh sIpp,y ~ SVaim's Pauacea.
roVs II { mcNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

u Whole uskc's IS, halves 20. ousr,os o.
DO F0r sale at LANBERTS Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
TOMORROW

Grand Consolidated Lottery, l 9Th Glass.
Dra"ing VIII no received Fo-morrow. at 70 o'clocL
90 No. l,o'terv-9 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
C1~.1t one O'Clock To.ybyyoy,

The official drawing Of the Grand Consc,;,l.,o
Lottery, Class No. 10, will be received st nj
GER ) OFFICE. ~ Dr.
$4,000 Dollars CqDifaE Pyi-c
Tickets $. Halves 80, Quarters %
For sale 10 the usual great variety, AT Tire Io,+,,
and Exchange Office OF rho b. BTGGER
dec Corner opposite the Eagle Hoil.
nRANVfNC; of the Co1o---,7--,t ss-:2---5----
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
LAMBERT7S Ofico d. . =

- 80 I.AMBERTS Office. Dec B.
~, %. 80, %, II, 20, :, 90 70
WERE the numbers drawn in the Connecticn,
w State Lottery, Extra IS ~
u Several handsome prizes a. VISUAL sold bv
II LAMBERT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29
I.ATFSV FRyAf ENCLANp.


BY the ARRIVAL ,,t Ney Yn,t of tha Pa, Sin
George Can,,ing tue editors OF the Coma. Gci, Al
v I. is5ir have reTcvsd t.s ~ r ,,,;, ,' - -
rrbe ir,ericsn Jin;s,cr .ra1,ssctad bS -
the Earl Of Aberdeen NJ the Forpirrn 0si~, %, ,l,b
tIav the 13th: Novetnbor ~ 40
Destructive Fgye at GLASGOW HE ,i,,f, NJ ,b
2Cth of Novemhar theox,ansivo .cn,I,o -. -
incr 90 Mr. Donaldson, ,ycro ,lnstrc,;e nv, fe SrS
QUANTITY Section t,rht is estrnate at five b,,
bales rhc total loss n. Cf,. tho,,t~ NJ r,,,r,Is
ing 1t is said that Mr. Donaldson mad an rs,,ror
of {;42 900 - -'s'"''.H''
TT,e Tstna:,j 1,.,i
the london ATorn,n. 1+rj =, ~ -loHf'nnff
pectlng ncgoci.ti6ns orosnI ~ h gre
sTr Via - 10 ISL 10 De P'iidinG between
dent of The E6ard Of mn. ,o; o"a ,S re-
trade Of the rj,isL yyosi TnJ ts ~, ~
aid intiuiatcd thai /, r,r,;ect H,os an 60 ne Ut
narts Of rbnsa i.,,,,JI a. ,si ' ~ "iF' I, =
ton that or oo,tr fciJ,;os o,IG n nIon Io''I-
trcducion Of arii,Is IF pr;t, Mn,i,,,! o' me ~
United States yho ,r,I ~ ~ .,'lo ,i'''
been published n ee,,ora f on. We set:r' nm
Nornipp Unrold of No, osd ,bo u ~ til'
al article upo- he e,yro So - F NJ NJ, 1'.i'-
aid it will he sccr is ot,,,y.oI ~ =. ~ Nv ne.
and censnres Nr Vang}ian f! 'i,y
4 oog.sideru BE decree t.f iteTes, has boa
atoms ben IN nrocres hei ~ tbn o. negoe
ter and the President of fine Erd of Tni '''
have for thor object Io res,,,rof;o ~ " ~
lens OF dirocl Communicated, Mn ~ va ~ e'
colonies >' y ~@' i""N1''
Tie Jer,l,,, no ,,r.,ro ,,o,
le9s,rc ,I,d i've o"i,seH 10 S'ir''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29
Vol. YI.-No. III.

ma have been directed to be withdrawn
Congress OF 1924; what still in such Banks
wat Tunes the tiaiisfess respectively jrecled and
what cases such funds are safe, unsafe, or doubtful
great many petitions presented Yesterday Tie
House OF Representatives The thea
made numerous reports by bills and otherwise The PAINT
out'on offered on the rTccedns CAV, ny MDaviso South
Carolina 10 extend tine privilege of The Library Congress,
was referred To the joint committee The Library Se"2I
resolutions, Calling klIon, then a the table;
and number of resolution adopted. Three
ce"d iFo the eBa Iiil tu ice AMI referred
pr' fouse Committee OF
NE Nbce the If TIE Onion, and took the bill
king an appropriations for fePsirnc aud fns the ea'e
iS!andywiue which reported without amendment an"
ordered To be enerossec and sad laird time ay Tr
House then, in Committee OF the Woe passed upon
private bills; which o;'ced De cusrossrd ana
third IL, .aY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29

lhe Convention 81! but two hours OH Saturday
!he amendment of MIR. Johnson proposed the dav
before tcthe It'll resolution Of the Judicial Committee
requiring the presence Of the Judges in "a iEnprac-
Fnf.it OF Judge: was after debate b. Dir johnson
IN i''or' ana rar Nicholas ;liIiss dn-ind IN . ne
gatve
Sir; Henderson gave notice. that on Monday he
should move to consider The vote comforting the G.
lection ot Governor the people
Mr.. Nealgavc notice, that he should on Monday
propose resolution, i'll relation to the future appor
t'onnen OF representation, by which the basis Of re-
Presentation oithe House Delegates should be an
portioned in 1885 and thereafter on the namher Of
ireehDds in Virginia ofthe value Of S25. The num-
Der OF the Senate to be permanently fixed by the
Constitution.
These two motions rnques'ionabIy made in
concert and whthe hope of rGconciling the coniic-
ting views of the different parties of the Convention
1t is not Improbable that these motions NAV succeed
IN which case constitution may be submitted to the
consideration of The people. Every thing however
remains as mich IN doubt as to the which the
Convention may take on these subjects as ever
The proceedings more at large to morrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29
EVAsu1ro rsv, Dec. %

" ASIINCTGS, Dec. -
In the Senate yesterday Joint resolution was
adopted TO adjourn tho two Houses ill Moudav
= oil to provide for the payment ofsundry cit-
OfthC Territory Of Arkansas for trespasscs com
rnted upon hoir property by the Usage Indians, la
the years 1916, 1915, aud iG23;" ''b for the ben
eft of Elijah Clarke, of Louisiana, and Of the heirs
and legal representatives Of Lewis Clarfc, dcceas-
cd" and ''b for the final adjustment of private
land claims in Missouri, were severally read The third
time and passed. short time was spent in the con
sideration of Executive business.
IN the House of Representatives, various petitions
and resolutions presented and referred TO nppro
pirate Committees. bill was reported by 1Tr. Me
Duffie from the Committee of Ways and Means pro-
viding for an equipment for the Prgote Braudywne.
joint resolution from the Senate to adjourn inc
two Houses until Monday, was read twice and order
cd to its engrossmet by vote Of 90 TO TO- but the
ayes and noes being called It's passage, the rcso
ton subsequently rejected by vote Of l2I to 52
s resolution was offered by 6Ir Storrs, requiring
the Committee on the judiciary to inquire into the
frauds Committed the revenue in the Territory o.
Arkansas, alluded 70 in the message Of the President
which resolution was agreed to
WAsHSGros, Dcc. u.
IN the Senate yesterday resolution Submitted by Mr..
Holmes adopted directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
20 report 10 the Seuae what funds Of the United States deuoS
TED n the STATE Banks the eaus Z e rjs of Co..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29

MARRIED, in Edenton. n. G. ON the IN
INST by the Rev. John Avery, Dr. MATTHEW
PAGES of this city, to Miss MARY NJ. COLLINS,
daughter of Josiah Collins ESQ oftIlat plnce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29
I.EGISLATUBE.
U0uSE or DFEEC. SI, ~ ~,

HOgNE OF IlELEG.4If.S, Dec Q.
communication received from the I'd Auditor ir7us.
uniting the accounsof the Fund for Internal Improvement
wnicl, on nlo"n OF Mir Minor ordered he printed
bis atnoiisug two separate elections the county Of
Londoui-o separate o'acon- the county Frankin-/
10 incorporate the CbarestOwn Library Compapyto a1Id
the several acts concerning the EapTaaunoc onipanyZto
authorize separate elections in the yle and 1aze
well-io change the name of William Critcuden ApEeby
were read third time and pissed
resolution from tie Commute Of Claims rejecting the pe
ton of William George for the REMISSION ne was amended
on motion of Mr. Campbell, declare it Reasonable
The resolution from the Committee, favor Of Pleasant
Banknshp was taken up and agreed after an unsuccessful
motion OF MIR. Garland of Nelson, O amend IT,
The House then adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29

'05l1VV' ~ 'V7'''' VI''iTs' l9SQ % mat Flncc.
Departed this life yesterday, at , O'clock. in Tie
20th year of her age, Miss FIGpoirE Wrrco GatnII-
ter OF Lewis Wercq and Tictore Dclcampo.
--- OF a pulmonary consumption, on he igfi,
inst at the residence OF Mrs. Galloway IL the count
OF Bedford, CALLoHILL MEnNts,aeed 50 years lat;
a member Of the Convention Of VIRGINIA
E.S ANDOLPTI 5 Il EPORT5, Vot. 9th OF Case:
q argued and dcfcrlincd III the Court of Appeals
,fFirgIua jus, published;
Complete sets of VIRGINIA Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions Of 1715-C and ;ll.a
Journals of the senate and House Of Delegates rf
Virginia from I776 TO 1899, inclusive
EFcnng's Statutes al Large and
The New Maps of Virginia
All appropriated TO increase the putlg Library :
the State, may be had Of the subscriber, at the Can
toll, 10 the city of Richmond, upcn 'hc lowest to.s
VIM. Fl. RICHARDS OK Councr'
oat CT md librarian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-29

fJCcCingCr Is.
Several petitions presented and referred The report
OF the Committee Of Privileges and Elections, upon
tested election from the county Of Wythc, taken ~
consdeed aud after abnrious OF details
Of the report and discussion upon esoutons
Joh Stranger was declared duly elected the place of Charles
L. Crockett the returned membc
December -.
The House passed several local bills and confirmed the
reports Of several of the Committees
Mr. Faulkner presented petition from John Clark "a
vci confined IN the lenientary az this Commonwealth show
the iegaiy Of the sentence under when ctci
aud praying 10 be discharged from further imprisonment
MIR Mcfarland introduced House
adjourn, it adjourn until Saturday - o'clockagrrcdi TO.
The House then adjourned
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16

mindful of what is due to the girls to play with Them
" Poh," said Tom, It's only water snake--it can
not hurt Them" "Hurt them or not" said Lewis,
"can't you see that is not agreeable to hem and
tell you if you don't quit it, I'll put you into the creek
and hold you there till you wont know whether you
are snake or schooboy." Tom knew the differ
ence between fun and earnest when Lewis Armstrong
spoke thus--away he would fly, and perhaps the next
sight you had of him would be astride of monsrous
hog, plunging into mudpond and it has continued
so to this day Lewis is the accomplished gentleman,
and Tom the uniformed, awkward bear. A hundred
anecdotes occur that to interesting in the re-
Prospect, but would be too unimportant to fill your
columns wth--and, alas those days gone forev-
er! MERCurIo.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16
From the Atlas
THE FIRST AND THE LAST DINNER.

I'm the wel-wrought and highly interesting composition
that we here condense from the London Magazine
ponden gives valuable and striking lesson Thousands who
might pass heedlessy sober designed ncul-
cate the reflections, will have them 1esstby impress
sed ON their minds by such picture here spread before
Them Its most affecting display and darkest shades, may
all be found in the realities of lfe.]
Twelve friends, much about the same age, and fix
ed by their pursuits their family connexions, and 9TH
local interests, permanent inhabitants Of the me-
tropolis, agreed, day when they were drinking
their wine at the Star and Garter Richmond, to in
sttue annual dinner among themselves, under the
following regulations That they should dine altern-
atey, at each others houses the first and last day
of the year that the first bottle of wine uncorked at
the first dinner, should be re-corked and put away to
be drunk by him who should be the last of their num-
her that they should never admit new member !;
that when died, eleven should meet and when
another died, ten should meet, and on and that,
when only one remained, he should those two DAYS,
dine by HIMSELF and sit the usual hours at his solitary
table; but the first time he so dned alone, lest it
should be the only one, he should then uncork the
first bottle, and in the first glass; drink to the memo
ry of all who were gone. :.
There something original and whimsical in the
idea, and it was eagerly embraced. They were all in
the prime of life closely attached by reciprocal friend
ship, fond of social enoyments, and looked forward
to their future meetings with unaloyed antcipatons
Of pleasure. The only thought indeed that could
have darkened those anticlpations one not very
likely to intrude itself at this momen-that Of the
hapless wight who was destined to uncorl the first
bottle at his lonely repast.
1t was high summer when this frolic compact was
entered into; and as their pleasure yatch skinned
along the dark bosom of the Thames, on their return
to London, they talked of nothing but their first and
last feasts of ensuing years. Their imaginatons ran
riot with thousand gay predictions of festive merri-
ment. They wantoned in coniectures of what chan
ges time would operate joked each other upon their
appearance when they should meet-rsome hobbling
upon crutches after fit of the gout--others
poking about with purblnd eyes, which even specta-
cles could hardly enable to distinguish the aldermans
walk in haunch of venison-some with portIy round
bellies and tidy little brown wigs, and others decently
dressed out in new suit of mourning, for the death
of great-grand-daughter OF a great-grand-son.
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FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.


CowpER.
1t is at this delightful and animatng season of the
year that the prefxed motto applies with peculiar APP
tude. The finest architecture of the noblest edif-
cesthe richest furniture of the most fashionable hos-
es-thc most splendid dresses that i" awful beauty"
can put on, aall but the beauty itself, must shrink
from comparison with natures costume in tins life
inspiring month of May. We all acknowledge this !;
from the old man leaning on his staff to the romp
lng, playful child OF two years old, by impatient
wishes for walk ride into the country. And no
wonder who would not exchange the eternal same
of brick walls and hard pavemens for the fasc-
mating variety and velvet softness of the fields and
meadows as they are now enriched with verdure, the
orchards flush with blossoms, and the woods vocal
with thousand songsters untaught of man.
| remember as though it were yesterday, spend
ing two summers at school in the country in the hey
day OF youth and playulness, and pleasure had
too boarded in the family of wealthy farmer,
two Of whose sons and many daughters accompan-
led me to school, and these morning and evening
walks rich in all that we were capable of enjoy
ing when breakfast disposed Of, and it was set
tied who should carry the basket containing our din
ners, away scampered, free as the air we breath
as the locks which fled at our approach many times,
indeed always when there aiiiont unatoncd for,
we would call for neighbor Haylield's girls, and Rye
lands boys, and all the others along the road that
by the time arrived at the schooI-hose we amount
Ell 70 little troop. But it in going and return
nig and not at school that were most happy, and
mere too 1t was that the future character of the man
ana the woman began to develope themselves, and
there was every variety. Frequently the boys would
bound ahead, leaving the girls almost out of sight,
uieh waiting for them to come up, and perhaps to
sS them over creek which crossed our path, and
whose banks we often traced SO as nearly to double
e distance to school, amusing ourselves with soaring
Vi catching the toroises frogs and even snakes, with
Whlch 1t abounded; snake escaped with life,
at we sat-eyes upon but the very name marked the
couhtenances of the girls with terror for there was
mschlevous fellow among us, Tom Hayfield, who
AZ sure as he caught snake would chase them with
until they were exhausted, unless Lewis Armstrong
nteriered as their protector, which he often did, for
NC thought and justly too, that Tom carried his Jokes
100 Tar. "Tom," he would say, "yca ought always
y play with the boys, for you too rough and I'M
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16
WILMINGTON DEL SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1929.

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning, by A. & H. Wflson, No. l05, Market Street. at
Two Dollars per annum, paid in aduance otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents
Handbls Cards, Blanks, Pamphlets and Job Printing in
general executed with neatness and depatch and at mode
rate prices, at the Office of the Register
NO Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms