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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

2Y NJ ISL vii tac la,c 49,. s.. yss .,..s.
az scnycss axe sCiEJssd to SCI. NOW OLE. .
sale, mss 2.!rsyo Estate. lying VAR River. N tne
cou"iy OF ts!1ucca-f, the Sia;a yr5gn:e. about
three mss rct" tbs Eaau HOUSE, ocarainng $50 acres
Eest.y te "no> % DAich lg% eGcGa ard about 81?
acres ase ctaird aUd n Ngh CT cutvaop we'll
adapted - ms s.awta 9! Indian Cora, " heat and
E-:!-g. There srac.c"- DNe!-3 R-ai5e erA ~
oh- necessary yut houses coed r.pair isz Estate
si;'Atsd 't back Of tie !t:"eF Fsh Oyayers o.
ihs bct' quality axe taAeu IN SIGHT Of the HOUSE
mc.e mn"te description deemed urnec..saiv as it is
Priesthood any person Wishing pur=hsSa will FIRST exam5
!ne t"e p'ss, winch Will b: shewa hy manager MI
George ~ bAup: 4 puTcas.er OF the land can oe ac-
e'Hmo1lsd wi:h as many s:syez he ray require IL,
cultivate IT, snH a!so the farming utensils and stock OF
every description. The tiIae nf payment will he made
to sut the purchasers For ;i;hsr particulars letter
addressed ~ Christopher fOmpkas, at Aiathsrs Court
HOusc, 80 MI meet due attention.
jo4N . JARvis, E.'o,,.fJ. D.A.. d..s.
HENRY w. TABG,
mays iswga
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Ed CUNNINGHAM.
EGSsGE

We subscriber - -,.ap.,e5 from various
K CIRCUMSTANCES, IN rtccnrr H. pil..a 1.-..
n"-s, ard ncgs leave therefore 10 apprISe h,s
hume! Uus patrons, both ~ town and country
t;iat he Ill not be able to accommodate them
after SnndHv ucXt, the Ii;h inst He reorf t
this circuE tan" v"!y much, bur The Snort time
Intervening o.I" cen and he day that his
| furniture Is :" ne sold, wn.cn has been levied
upon under q stress Whrrdn; for rrIg coinuel.
h III To br''ak Sn"ner Ihan he woLla wish in
order "a pet lis effects a. good order as pns
sibie fer sale ii Ct"n. He ers I,cvc to len
der Irs m"st GraietI thinks la hts uatrons aur
friends. hGh n ""n-anG c"untrr. for the very
hyerai eHc""ra2 mt which tii,.y have ri -
til" old . !! far ne org p";i,i :na: his hCiG
ard wishes thrm ry.Ii nrus -itv aud hapvi
ness wherey. ihay mny ci.Snc,: be placed.
~ lie hfgs l"av" to c.l. Ia. a.trn ION of al
th:,se pefs"Tr 10 whom he is indebted, to ia.
safe "l h'a properly and 10 state 10 fhrIn Inst
Ter the "nd u f:.v o her =lIcli e.. lims are
Satisfied, they stall i've the pr vicGa of purch,
ing ssch art ,cies MAY ke eti and placing tre
p:o'crds nff.r'' /" the cl,ms which tin.
nave against bm-.i: IL ali to be sold, and it j.
RS wish tiai they shumld make the meg, Of 1t
f. their own hcnefi. lie would also invite, hrs
tr.end= ard the public geuer ,l'y 10 attend th,
ale, 80 there ~ p grcae vnr.ty of valuable opn
.r.fii articles 10 nc cod, iou num.rous 20 emu
rHerate. MAURICE PRIMROSE
e.
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BY 2seeyess ,.e,.s, szs5geks 8, &c.

DRY GOODS.
On !" EDNESDAY, the f%th met. at half
past o'clock. at our auction o,orP. large
sortinen; OF by Goods, Quilted TO he season.
q" y. A. & CO. Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Xe,s aSogyUrs EsesvGr4s.

4 OS :. on yesterday, a snail pocket Ysin.
~ containing CHI ok from the Farm"re'
TX at Lrnchhu's. on he FSrmGrs' Bank
t's pl!r". for The sum Of s 1853 20. payable to
Jn-'. M. Harvey q Co Also, one $50 note en-
t'e Delaware County Bank. near Pn,i.dclphia
two FIVE dollar biIs on Westminster Esak
Fred rack co"n,y, Marylsud~-n numbers Of ;he
above notes not recoiicrtcd The subscribed
vii pay reward OF ten dollars for tie delivery
Of the above check and notes. The payment of
the chsck being stopped at Bank, the possession
Of j; caDD.t benefit any one.
sept in--2t JEO. NJ. HARVEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

SHOES.
On MONDAY, tho 25th inst. at g o'clock;
VII be sold at the store, two hundred packages
SAoe=' suited 10 Tall snd winter ealos. Amongst
ta' n! are, 6V cases mems stout brcgsns.
sept - . d. 6. co sucte
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

esq Gvasssss$eF', Essssay 81 Co.
GROCERIES,
On WEDNESDAY, pext, 18th inst. at lie
oetocs. wa viii SCI! ii froot Of our Office, 4 !args
aud renersl assoc EC;ant OF GROCERIES, wen
suitei 20 tbs trade.
sep ~ L. d. 81 Co Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

ENOR sale, at Knights Music Saloon, first
n rate Violin, thirty years DID,
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HOUSE AND LOT.

HOUSE AND LOT.
AZ offer for sale, House ard I.o,. on Cd
" street. between ond 7, streets The
House IS enc story high, nearly new and bull. Of
wood The 10, is SO feet font on 3d street.
running back $50 feet II moi disposed Of pT;-
Yatclv. before thc 2oih hsi- II vii! on that dsv.
he cold al public auction, OF the premises.-I;v
order Of Tic proprietor.
LANCASTER, DENLY g. co, Austs
tcpj 2--f1t
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'3road-ssock Fall Races, 1891

ME Races over the Rroaa-Ruck curse.
"l'i c"rnmGnce on Wednesday,, the z7th
Il th. present. NORTH.
fRrSt ia, = race, Il Swcepst- Ike FOR ,hr.e v.ar
nia CO.'S ana I'LL 's-iw, nr h ~ s-rnr.rr..
Si0O.-haif fcric,l--tbrc- sub crinrri and Used
'am X Johns N entn . sar,.l file, by
Contentious.
Jnn'es j. Harrsun enters al Aram belon,i.r
Q Mr. G.,>t.n.
isns''. f"cketf enter. Chm es fllay, for
nicely belonging % Tnomas Graves
Sscon'! day farr for tho pi.psi.,ror'. purse
tw:, mi" ne.ts--Pufsn S20G-cntramce s
fh'rd day race. Or he Jockey Club I'u o
OF S5"o-e'trance S2o-three mic ats
rno'.y hung up.
to"tt'. ds"'T race is expected Good ssor
may br ca .cH'ste. on, the,z Is a nnrnoer a.
s"e BE rsef n training
seq . --.!sA wv ISMAM PICKETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12


The next sesson of lIampdcn Sydney College
VIII commence Oh The LIST November. The cX-
penses, FOR f"cs TO Professors, bosyd, rcu!n-rent
aud servants u tendance, Cor the winter session
o. SIX months, amount to $40 75--ior the suru-
ner session o. four months 81 g..
Ihc faculty aud the subjects taught are as
iolicws:--
/. Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, by JONATHAN p. Cssu.
no, President and Professor.
,. Mathematics, BY PkrER McVIccAg, Pro-
f,ssor.
5. Ancient and Modern Languages. BY a L,
liOLLtpAI, Professor.
4 Rhetoric, History, &c, By Rev. Q4oa7r
EATON.
The snnuni meeting OF the Trustees, vii!
lake place or the 2sth and 2sth of September
The new wing Of the coihge esiiice All b.
completed for the reception of Stcdents. hv the
st November. Wii. S. MORTON,
sep S-&2t Sssx nf III. H:arL nf .rrns..-..
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Rsss@a S<gsss ais,,s.sss 9;e5Ga:, :.

ME semt-anHusl cSownation ut tn. lnsitu
I'd ton, will commence on Fri6,y ,h- Q.
September, and close On gulsd.y. the 27,h
The commencement "'l! take Place on Vye.!4ez.
DAY The es;h. The Anniversaries of the Lie
r"rE Societies wil be celebrated on Thl-eJ.v
The 29h. PETER McVICCAR,
sep 2-wtt Secy oc The Euc;L,v
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UpfrPysFgI Of .gFfss-ssyEssF

EE5rPss5Fy Of s2Ftss'gSGssR.
EEEHE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Iastits-
q ton will commence On the last Monday ia
October:
Theory and Practice Of Medicips-FATEAEI.
Ell POTTER, II. y.
Mstsrir Modics-sAMUEL BAKER, ND
Obstetrics. and the Diseases ~ WoEsa aA5 Chi
dren-RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. n.
Institutes Of PhysiOk-MAAWELL MoD9W-
ELL, NJ. y.
Surgory-NATBAN r sMITH, NIB
hnstomy-THOS. II. WRIGHT, NJ d.
Sssaistry-JULIUS r. DUCATEI, A. n.
NATHANIEL POTTER, Doan.
BsltiEsrs Aug. 10, 1881 vI5t
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VOULBS PATENT SHOT-A
Il full suppl for seis ,t factory pr,csp. by
~ o-~Esv3l PITS. DUNLOP & 10.
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~ PEAR ZIaET gGBS. III
AT KNIGHTS MUSIC SALOON

2 HAVE imported direct from London.
4 LaReE s'r'fy oi. The above celebrated pens.
with the Porryia1 ink p5w der. The above
canoe by the laet arrival. and n-s doubtless var,
superior article, warranted by Dir Perry, The pa-
tCufca. 90 suli cvrrv haG(-
For Sole ty The package ar single Drn.
en'5 EWp KNIGHT.
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Tss SgGEANM

I'd REaYSEsjFhN@.
IWTUh subscribe, IntenhHg 20 remove 10 ,h0
Il or: err part Of the S'eis, oasrs for sso
the Trect of l,'nd fDrm"tlg the 2ropsr,y or b..
T.. II. Moshv, snJ lste.y Ihc place IT Fc,issnts
Of Or. Thos. Mrtux The farm cou,s,us nhsut
295 aces Of land, and rvrTy building n,eHsssry
for comfort ard crnvCneuce, Win . well Of
excellent WAR, all, with frU cxceR'irBs ia
good repair. The ne,gnbnrhood il & 81 one
and on the whole, 3cs'rabIc location G-r q
Phy.ician. Perfens desiring to purchase, and
wishing further information. Erz rerues:es L.
direct their letters to Smiths < Roads. Powha
tan. GEO. W. IlNSLEY.
aug I-2ar'Fc
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Oct. 90.
PASSENGER. or WILD p1eEoN.

The multitude of wild pigeons in our
woods are astonishing. Indeed, after hav-
ing viewed them so often, and under so ma .
ny circumstances, | even now feel inclined
to pause, and assure myself that what |
am going to relate is fact. Yet / hQpe
seen il all, and that too, in the company Of
persons. who. like myself, were struck with
establishment.
In passing over the barrens, a few miles
beyond Hardensburg, observed the nj
geons living from north east to south west
in greater numbers than l thought l had
ever seen them before, and feeling an in
clinatIon to count the flncks that might pass
within reach of my eye. in one hour, l dis
mounted seated myself on an eminence, and
began to mark with my pencil, making a
dot for every flock that passed, In short
time, finding the task which had undertak
en- impracticabe. as the birds poured in in
countless multitudes. rose, and counting
the dots then put down. found that 1863 had
been made in twenty one Minutes. trav-
ellrd on, and still met more the further
proceeded. The air was literally filed
with pigeons; the light of noon day was OBJ.
scured as by an eclipse; the dung fell in
spots not unlike melting fakes of snow, and
the continued buz of wings had tendency
to lull my senses 10 repose.
1t may not perhaps be out of place 10 at
tempt an estimate OF the number of Pigeons
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
infant School.

The Public are respectfully informed that the
Infant School (intermitted for some time by the
sickness Of the Teaeher,) has been recommen-
ced under another well qualified Instruciress, in
the basement story ofthe Church, corner of King
and Hanoger Streets
Besides the large and commudous Room in
Which the children are taught, they have the
range Of large Hall, so feet long and a Lee.
ture Room Ga feet by Sc for their play ground,
and many accommodations both for exercise aud
study. The design is TO combine study with
innocent pleasures, bodily exercise with men.
tai improve ment, and moral and spiritual with
intellectual education. For very small children il
is intended to be only larger nursery; and for all
children place ofreaxation rather than con-
fnement, of useful amusement rather than labor.
Terms for children over2 and under 6years of
age, Sl,50 per quarter. Apply to the Teacher
at the Room.
Any female who is willing to engage as AS.
sistant in managing the school with a view to
qualify herself as an infant school Teacher, will
be admitted to all the advantages of the school
gratuitously. Two or three Of proper qualili.
cations would be gladly received at once.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

common and growing evil. Those who in
common language turn night INFO day and
day hfo night, cannot be sensible Of the
true enjoyments of quietude and reposc,
while those who observe the regularity
due to themselves, and necessary TO their
health, awake every morning, after a sweet
and balmy sleep, to the enjoy ment, as 1t
we've, OF new life, invigorated and refresh
ed.
Parents should accustom their children
to regularity in all their habits. They
should be made to retire and arise at regular
hours, and not suffered to browse away the
morning, as is too often the case, "to keep
them out of the way" Excessive sleep
is equally injurious as too much wakefulness
il impairs the mind and senses and relaxes
the memory. Habits of early rising are
beneficial alike to the body and mind, and
when followed from infancy up to man
hood, will not be likely to be forsaken. Let
him who doubts make the trial.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
NOTICE.

The Committee (appointed by the meet
ing of the friends of American Industry
on the 18th instant at the Town Hall, in
Wilmington to collect information res
pecting the capital invested in Buildings,
Machinery, hands employed, &c. in the
various branches of Manufactures in the
County Of New Castle, are requested to
meet at Smiths Tavern, Wilmington, at
s O'Clock, P. NJ, on Saturday next, sod
inst. in order to prepare such information
as may have been obtained on the difIe-
rent subjects assigned them.
THOMAS GARRETT,
JOHN SIDDALL.
Oct on
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

"7he Li6erafor. '-The Raleigh N. C.
Star, of the 18th inst. states that a num-
Der of the Liberator-a paper published
in Boston, by VIM. Lloyd Garrison and
Isaac Manipulating recently come to the
post office in that place, containing the
most illiberal and cold-blooded illusions
to the late supposed insurrection'' among
the slaves in that part of the state, the
Attorney General, into whose hands the
publication had found its way, submitted
an indictment to the Grand Jury who were
then in session, against the publishers for
its "circulation and publications. in that
county, in conformation of the act of the
late General Assembly. The Grand Jury
found it ''true bill" and it was suppos-
ed the accused would be demanded by the
Governor of the state.-tsBut," says the
editor, "whether they will be surrendered
by the Executive of Massachusetts, is a
matter about which we are not prepared
to hazard conjecture" The act makes
the offence Felony-whipping and impris-
onment for the first offence, and death,
without benefit Of clergy, for the second.
We regret that the able editor of the
Liberator, should have turned his talents
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

n
OF all communication between the rest Of
europe and that city, allow room for those
IaDrlcations which the Prussian Govern
~. ment mas shown itself too apt to encourage
ne he ut 1t be one) may last fortnight
or TILL decisive battle takes place; in the
mean time the friends OF Poland are kept
IN suspense, or are prevented from acting
with the requisite energy.
we shall not, however, disguise our
conviction, that 1t the accounts which we
yesterday published should turn out to be
correct, the cause OF Poland is lost, and
mat Tor season. streams oil noble blood
nave flowed Ill vain. The promotion of
t tne two Generals aforementioned to the
heau OF tne government and OF the army,
would be both the evidence of a dreadful
schism In the state, and the immediate
precursorof Polish subjugation. All those
VINO have hitherto defended the good cause
with their swords, or supported 1T with
tneir counsels,. would refuse to range
themselves under men whom they deem
unworthy OF their confidence, and who
would betray them into the hands of their
enemies, civil contest would thus arise
with foreign foe at the gate.
IL is SAID that sympathy OF Polish wrongs
and suiterlngs which ha been for some
Tune smoulderlng IN Hungary, has at last
broke into flame which, by its heat, Unjust
PROVOKE the serious attention OF the Aus
triah government. An lnsurrection has
taken place IN some parts of the country,
originally induced by the strict measures
taken against the cholera, but which, ia
King its bent towards Poland, is said TO
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

Emigration,-The Norfolk Beacon men,
tions, that since the last Insurrection, num-
Der of families Of tree people Of colour, a
mounting in all to about 100 individuals,
have determined, in consequence of the
annoyance they have suffered by the visits
and rigid treatment of the Patroles, to en-
igrate to Liberia, by the first opportunity
which may be afforded them. They have,
for the purpose of temporary security and
protection. entered into written engage
ments, had their names registered, and
have chosen Mr.. Henry Lenow as their
Agent.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
FALL AND WHITE
GOODS.

THE Subscriber has just received large as-
sortnent off goods, suitable for the Fall and WIN.
ter, consisting of
Superfne, London and West of England
Cloths and Cassimeres, of the following co.
Tors, viz; blues, blacks, browns, olives. cit.
rons, greens. drabs, scarlets, and mixtures.
Fine and middling Sattinets, of all colors.
Rattnets, Bang up Cords and VelVets.
Silk Velvet, Valencia and Swansdown vesting
German, Lambs wool, and orsted Hose.
Blankets, Flannels. Gurnsey frocks, and Rugs
Kderminster, Ingram and Cotton Carpets,
Lutestrings, Senchaws, Marcellines,
Gro. de India, Gro. de Naples, and i.ayentines.
Merino long and square shawls
Thibet, Cashmere and Waterloo, do.
Cambria, Book and Null Muslins.
Calicoes, CHIMES, irish Linens and Lawns.
1ickings, Plaids, Checks. Toe and Hemp
Linens.
cases black and white Fur Hats.
do. boots and shoes
Paper llangings and Bordering.
The above articles with a variety of other
goods will be sold very CHEAP
J. PATTERSON.
N. smart, active lad is wanted. TO attend
in the store. Inquire of j p.
Oct 3, 1881. 4-tf
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

WhowouM have though hI-A London
paper OF the 81 August, has the following
grave paragraph:
1--WE learn, by the advices from the United
States of the 18th ult. that the cholera
morbus was raging there as well as nearer
home. At Philadelphia the malady was
chiefly confined to children. In one week
the number of deaths in that place was lis i,
of which SO consisted of adults"
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Wants a Situatior1.

4 Gentleman OF respeciablhly IS deslrUus Of
obtaining almost any honorable situation, or EN-.
ploymen,, whereby he can render himself useful
to his employer, and be enabled to provide for
his little family.-ie has, froma series Of misfor-
tunes, been reduced to want. Address IL. ID.
TIN ough this office.
Sept. z, 1881. 52-4tn.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

DELAWARE ADVERTISER
"Principies, not Men."-MONnor.
THURSDAY. October 90, 1881

JOHN RANDOLPH, late Minister to Rus
STA, has arrived at New York, in the ship
Hannibal from London.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

A petition has been circulated in New
Orleans, praying the Governor to take
proper measures to prevent the introduce
ton of slaves into the state.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given 10 all whom Il NAV
concern, that the subscriber intends TO applv
to the Court of Common Pleas, for New Castle
county, a, the mex, December term, for com.
mission to mark, bound, and establish his PLAN
lation or tract of Land late the proper, of
Charles Thomas, Esq, situate in Red Lion Hun
dred in the county aforesaid, adjoining lands Of
Thomas J. Clark, Stephen Heverin and others.
when and where those concerned can attend if
they think proper.
John G. Clark.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Valuable MIL
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber being desirous Of declining
the Milling business, offers at private sale bis
Mill Property with about 60 acres of well i'm.
proved land. This Mill is situate in St. Georges
Hundred, about miles from Can,welps Bridge,
and is well known TO be one of the best stands
in New Castle County or elsewhere, for Grist
business, and is well calculated for Merchant
busIness--aIl in good order, with neyerfaing
stream of water
II IS deemed unnecessary to enter into mi.
mute description OF the property, as il is expect.
ed that those who may be disposed to purchase.
will examine it for themselves. II viii be sold
reasonably and the terms made easy for the pur.
chaser. Further information may be had by an.
plying to the subscriber the premises.
JOHN II. CANNON.
Oct. is, 1851. 6-5tn.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
A CARD.
Samuel Bluzbv,

Has just received general assortment Of super.
fine Cloths, Cassimeres, saiinetts and Yestings,
Fine shifting and other Flannel,
Plain and new style Gros de Naples,
Italian Mantna and Turk Satins,
French and English Merinoes, of a superior
quality and desirable colors,
Merino, rhibet, Norwich and Grape Shawls.
A variety of plain and fashionable French and
other Chintzes.
superior Yenitan Competing.
All of which he offers,
Wholesale and Retail;
Together with his usual assortment of Dry
Goods, at his Store, No. 60, Market street
Wilmington, Oct. 12 1881. 5-Sm.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival ofthe packet ships Hanni-
bal, Capt. Hubbard, from London, and Pa
cifc, Capt. Cr0cker, from LiUerfool, Lon
don dates to the 31st. and Liverpool to the
2nd Of September, both inclusive, have been
received at New York.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
Dissolution OF Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of I'm. p. Richards g Co., was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in.
debted to the tirm will please make payment,
and those having claims present them 10 WIN.
r. Richards, who is duly authorised 10 close the
business Of the concern.
VIM. P. Richards.
Jesse p. Richards.
10Th mo. IA, 1851.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20
n CAlPR.

MRS. DIR. SMITH,
At the solicitation of her friends, has taken sew
cral little children as boarders, whose parents
and guardians wish them educated in Whining
ton; and would be willing to accommodate a
few more, if timely application IS made.
The most maternal care will be constantly ex.
tended over those Who may be placed in her ia
mly, and the mind, manners and morale, tender
ly cultivated
Terms made known BY applying to Mrs DR..
Smith corner Ct King and Rroad Streets.
Wilmington, September ID. 1881. Lift.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1831-10-20

Delaware City, Sept. 1. 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-28

By Cash in the Treasury .
Tax bills, previous to 1929, in hands Of C. Scot
do. of 1899 with John c. Mandell
do. for Butchers Stalls with 8. Wheeler
do. for Dog Tax, with Birch & Hancock
Amount Of notes in Bank for collection
do. bonds in suit
s. A. Ms Auction bonds
Middle Turnpike stock paid for
Balance in hands of Keeper of the Poor House
By Balance