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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

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CAkDEThs undersigned begs leave call attention
''''0'' TO the JAMES sA YG RgsiN for
Globe Hotel New Yo.t May 'fA Ss7 mouse f'''''''
the the natter S,he arbitration between LORENZO DELoS.
The Undersigned majority of the arbra.os appointed &C.
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pay the said sanderson the Of Three HSaare e
witness whereof they have hereto set their hands and
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Thayer Cozzens ID IN presence Of g. W. Thompson and j.
named iS on t Hs0 G of Globe Hotel
awarded part oil Mr. Demonco dissenting from ihe sum
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nay ing been the Faculty, itws.
fssS sfss es
Resolved oE That the Secretary be requested aade,.
Of ~ end OF the Faculty.
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Ding ol the Medical college.
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hi, basket Silver Table spoons.
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" New Y YORK RA April 30 ias7. mi Ter
TEM-A morning class for ladies', in the above language
asrcs study ofhs Spanish language Tassd,x tS Of
a and Ladies sdisy and sss
sa sa
him. before either Of the above named classes its
Don Carlos Rabadan avail. himself of this opportunity to
aoaac? to the public in ge"sra and the eo%meIcsl com
street (west of Broadway where he will continue teaching
IL om the English Fs"E spanish posse
lnlan Languages.
ID fully inform the public the Baths and Reading Room,
''s no" ''''' ~ ~ '''''' /. II. BSTRNEs CO,
GUANO-Baauce ofbe Of brig virg MIA from South
The market For sale Io!s TO suit purchasers, at Trappe
s ay l sYoA'" near F"0" S MiGA AplF RArpEL
III FaHcesP Beck from ApassslsSi and fI Sls
mvi s5 aud 81 Nassau street.
TIVE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK
office opened ia this city upon Paan paa for the ps
Of facilitating o. both in frnrg honorable
sre needed this city, must appear to the mind Of every
rational ,S The yoa %G , " S9h %
% @ Ss@ q aud when se y
very limited association gives them the result of which
Th plan proposes assist ali such pers9as forming high
Se oss .sa S Rs s @ S.os
office Sea can be forwarded e persons by addressing Con
dofs rho s's st GiSs ' !sss rsS Observed
New York. MAY 1. 1871. nj lwsrc
w York shade dealers eo@pe,s with US n he sae Of
Wadom S az I'VE are now making large daily addition;
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

CARD TO THE LADIES.
MADAME b. LEVIN, late from Berlin begs announce
WI her friends and ladies' in general that she has Just
opened Millinery Establishment in this city ia Bowey
with and magnificent of all articles
that line Her present stock Of goods has been selected by
herself with the careix entirely and point
elegance richness and be Madame
LEVIN, fact feels confident that her establishment will
found worthy Of the patronage she solic and requests
early call. MADAME b. LEVIN,
ia Bowery.
N. B-Wanted lady superntend the sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

TIVE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK
aud vicinity respectfully informed that there
office opened this city, upon the Partisan pan) for the
pose facilitating persons Of both ming honorable
aud well suited xon for Marriage. That such plan
great needed in this city the mind Of
rational peo The youth n9Ee psT,euay 81 both sexes
wor or pecuniary benefits oherwiso aud when here,
the Of cases compelled with aud
strange customsamos entirely willou; friends, except such
limited association them, the result Of which
ncIutInn In InrIusI he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

MILLS, HALTER,
"a Offer, Hat for SO So equal any sold elsewhere for
eS3, AZ his well:known establishment i78 Broadway
Howard Hotel aud having determined pursue the nmbIe
principle IN the sale of Hats has completed his
arrangements supply any demand
Gentlemen leaving their orders may have hat made in any
style 10 suit their ia three hours less
~ necessary.
An experienced hape always attendance that every hat
he fit ed the head aud the perfect
the This being an important point, particular aen-
will be to it. a23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
GEQRGE BARChAY,
ROBERT =. MINTUKN,
JAMES REYBURN,
WpI dblsN REsDL,M,l0Np,

sh II Afternoon Weekly Papers which can afford to pub
nj ire Oh charge crAweek or two requested copy
CAKD-The undersigned begs leave to cali III. attention
OF his friends the following award which speaks for
s'eli JAMES NJ SANDERSON,
-, :, late of the franklin House, PHILADELPHIA.
Globe Hotel, New York, May !, l047.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01


~ UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET-Al.o. a
nj basement suitable for Office i3 Chambers street
80. neierehces exchanged mi tier
- TO PHYsiCIANS--COTTAGEl IN HARLEM
Ell 10 bETA Pleasant Cottage House let on l2sth ST.
adicning Bradshaw's Garden. the grounds running
9pgb 70 i2eth stable the occu
an excellent opening presented for yonK pysi
can OF talent The grounds provided with wen of
ceen wafer iruit trees grape vines, &c: &c and ia
most desirable location for residence. Rent Sr75
Apply on the premises, TO DR. BAYLET otto
FREDK. A. Wo0DWURTH
MI IL rrc 32j Broadway.
~ FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, in Beeknan st
near Broadway, its vicinity suitable for ply sican's
s.A3once, IN respectable house; be front room,
Also second hand sofa bedstead Address DOCTOR, He
raid Office. mi 3.r
~ oNN9TICE-T0 BOARDING. SCHOOLS AND
Aperty situate at Weehawken N. j., miles from the
iopoken Ferry, known the Mountain Pavilion, the
highest point in the neghborhood Of New York; aud from
Wch Is had the most magnificent prospect of the lower bay
anu the North kver-consistng OF Large Mansion, Barn
Ice House. well filed, and houses complete good
PAIR ana about twelve acres Of excellent land high state
Of cultivation.
The above the finest and eligible well
most stuaons and opportunity for the esab
smen OF large Boarding School, other where
much room required that has been offered the vic
ty otNew FORK and possesses advantages
be 81: FORTH in an advertisement.
There is on the premises large of furniture nearly
which, any part of which, may be had with the p.o
pery. The property will be sold low aud the made
to COLEMAN & STETSON Aston House or TO
a26islotc 0eCAR w. STURTEVANT, No.6 Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

II
SMITH RISLEY.
q. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customer
snt purchasers in general ofher extensive and well
- tiers, Buskins Slippers, &C., of their own manufacture
and large stock Of Peg Boots Shoes and Brogans selected
with and purchased for cash. which will enable
them TO sell at the very lowest prices.
~ BStore will be until O'Clock in the evening"
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH & RISLEY,
li2 Chatham directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
m27 Im<rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

DORIC LAMPS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH can be
- had at the Factory 40 Camine street at 49, Eighth
avenue and newly invented door lantern complete with
lamp. at 81 apiece the hall lamp from Sc so 81
apiece large assortment of solar lamps from 50 $40 apiece
To burn either lard oil with fine assortment girandoes
aud other manel ornaments all in the latest style aud made
~ the best manner warranted camphne portable burning
fu'd pure sperm and solar oil globes chmneys wcks
every description always hand and for sale Cane
I,vsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

j. THE LADIES' CONGRESS. BOOT.
o. p LABOYTEAUX, cal Broadway, desires to in.
"a form his and fashionable lady patrons that
49, he has made arrangements for the right
the elegant elastic walking Boot snow fashionable
u the highest circles England and France The i'm.
proyement the classic stuff will ENABLE NstA maksshIs
boots and high shoes with all the elegance peculao
OF work and yet without the trouble Of lacings.
from the arch ofthe foot while affords
elasc spring in walking which be appreciated
without trial. AID msc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

l.. WALSH & CO.,
a. FRENCH BOOT aud Shoe Makers No g. Ann street,
Fnear the Museum New York Fine French Boots So 81;
French Imperial Dress Boots made order So usually
Slippers constantly hand and made order tho shortest
notice Repairing &C., done in the Quick sales and
small profits is motto. No. Ann street, New York.
m23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

Don Carlos Rabadan svas himself of this opportunity to
To the public gencra and the commercial
munty particu that he has removed No Walker
(wes Of Broadway where he will continue teaching
his native language and transang kind of documents
Italian Languages.
Terms usual. N, ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

IA TO LET
1;;H ANelegant suit of rooms in No. II Beekman En-
~ quire l36 Nassau ST. a30 ltsrc
COTTAGE TO LET.
- "A NEW handsome Cottage 10 let Oxford street.
E:; brooklyn, IN mixes from the Ferries near the
depee Of Er. Cox. II has kitchen and
rooms on the basement floor; parlor library and dining
hall on the first sory four large bed
Six additional lots adjoining with stable be bad
Omnibuses run constantly to the Ferries Rent $500.
Aso-A residence at Bedford, ca miles from the Ferries
Mill be rented with WITHOUT furniture for four
The house has ten There coach house stable for
four horse. pasture for Be Rent months so-
Apply 70 MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. at the l.. l. 81
a22 w FIJI - " 'oN'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01
UNIUN COUNSF., L. I.-INUI IINT.
lH ! 49, aasAAe

M ONDAY, May Sd, at o'clock, p M-Purse $50, mile
A heats best in five under the saddle for ottng horses
rietcner T. Dir w
j Beekenbridpe " 80 - - br M n Betsv kaLer
Same day O'clock P. NJ. mile heats best IN five in ha
ness, purse $780,
q. Spicer enters .............. b. m. Lady Ellen.
King sc. 80. br IN. SAIL from Philadelphia.
II. Woodruff" ................ b. x. Jack Cade.
The regular train of Cars will leave Brooklyn at A.
aud at ~ NJ The train will leave o'clock NJ
and return after the sport is q. SPICER.
New York, May Is 1917 mi STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

.SE& Tor GLASGoW~aS EGULAR PACRETO OF
MFA\ THE LIST OF MAY-The fine Br Packet Bark
SS4kaRR6ANN HARLLY, Capt r. Scott 500 tons, will sail
above her regular day For freight passage having
splendid accommodations, apply on board
WOODRUFF 4 &MlNTURN,
a0 81 South street.
The regular packet ship sARACEN 500 tons, Capt. N
H. Hawkins will succeed the Ann Harley and sail he
regular day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

LOOK AT THIS.
- JUST RECEIVED, a large lot of Gentlemen's
FRENCH Boots, the best and hsndsomest eyer in
Of enemens Caters and Patent Leather Shoes and all the
different kinds Of Boots aud Shoes ladies' you will find
Ties House Slippers white and black satin white Kid do
Shoes Boys Boots CATERS Shoes and Slippers of all the
various kinds; all of which will be sold cheap at 3 Broad
way, corner Of Franklin street M. CAHILL.
N B. Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-01

AA FOR SALE-A desirable residence, with about an
cF and half of ground, situated in Beekmantown,
LII Weschester county, djonng the line aud about Of
mile from Tsryown ferry IL built of brick stories
HIGH with colonnade about GO feet 'front.' aud oh
eryatory the top 1t II beside kitchen cell
lar aud washoom, all enclosed within the building 1t
maEds magnificent of the far down the
can reach The present purchased for his resi-
dence but account Of i'll health unable occupy it,
Terms moderate For further particulars apply JAMES
STEWART, corner of Dey and Greenwich streets.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05


In this city, on Friday morning the 10Th ult.,
ut the residence of his grandmother, Elizabeth
Ewes, JONAS S. SrIDHAsf, in the goth year OF
his age.
In this city, on Thursday evening last, Mr..
SeTu Wells, in the 9Th year Of his age.
At his residence, in Appoquinmink Hundred,
on Tuesday the 23d ult,, Mr.. CORNELIUS NAu-
DAM.
On Sunday evening last, at her residence in
Thoroughfare Neck, after short illness, Mrs.
MARY NAuDAiH.
or inflammation Of the lungs, at his residence
in Little Creek Neck, near Dover, MIR. JOHN
WooDpALL, an old and respected citizen OF KEN
county.
OF consumption, at his residence in this city
on the 10Th ult., Mr.. DAVID ROYAL.
At her residence in this city, on the 26th ult.
Mrs LOUISA RICHMOND.
or scrofula, at his residence in this city, Ma
PHILIP DoueHERTY, teacher OF the Catholic
School in this place.
Ofpleurisy in this city, on the 26th of Feb
ruary, Mr.. DAVID HALL, formerly of SUISSE,
County.
In Vicksburg on olst of January last, Abra
ham A. Carter, ESQ.,, highly respectable mer
chant of Clinton, Kinds County, Mississippi
aged about 40 years. The deceased was thl
son of Col Johnson Carter of Appoquinimini
Hundred, New Castle County, Del. The de
ceased emgated to the West about 25 year
ago, and clustered around him large circle o
friends, among whom he was admired and es
teemed for his many excellent qualities Of hea
and heart-be has left behind him in and nea
Delaware. an aged and excellent mother, broth
ers and sisters, and many friends, TO mourn ihei
bereavement.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
A Bargain! A BarganI!
AN EXCELLENT FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE.

g1lTlE subsc riber wishing to relnguish farming
"a will sell his farm situate in Christiana lid.
New Castle County, and state Of Delaware, half q
mile from the beautiful village of Cenireville,
miles from the city of Wilmington, and 30 miles
from Philadelphia, and within from 10 miles
of the extensive manuiac tories Of Powder, Cotton
and Wool on the celebrated Brandywine River
1t contains 1875 acres, 40 of which is woodland
e11ss 1t is divided into 10 elds--ail watered from
10 a never failing stream running through the
premises. The land is in the highest State of cul
tivation, the present owner having put thereon
% 900 bushels of lime, and no farm in this county
Gun surpass it for grain or grass.
The improvements are large and commodious
~, new stone house, 40 by % feet with kitch
5i1 en- attached 20 by IS feet-Also large
stone BAN with overshoot, and yard enclosed witt
a stone wall. A wagon house Is by 80 feet with
a Corn Crib attached 25 by O feet. ston'
spring house 90 by 10 feet with dwelling above
calculated for dairy OF at least 80 cows, witt
other out buildings. A thriving young apple or
chard in full bearing with a good assortment o
Peach, Pear, Cherry and other fruits The mar
kets of the city of Wilmington and the Factorie
on the Brandywine are superior TO the Philadel
phia markets, in prices and convenience. An in
ldisputabe title will be given. Possession gives
on 25th March next. If desirable to a purchaser
farming implements and stock can be had at fai
valuation. The purchase money will be taken il
cash, OF the greater part may remain on the prem
Uses.
For terms and other particulars, Or to see tn
premises, apply 10 the owner,
- JOHN Brady, on the
premises, or 10
w. McCAULLEY,
feb i2-it 100 Market St. Wilmington.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
WEEKLY REPORTS
A Public Meeting

or the citizens of Wilmington and The neishbor
ing hundreds, will be held at the City Hall on FRI
day evening, eth inst, at o'clock, TO take into
consideration, and for CALM and free discussion
OF the validity and consttutionalty OF the law re
Gently passed by our general assembly, called the
License Law.
All those who are in favor of supporting repub'
Iican and constitutional forms OF Government. art
are opposed to partial unequal and novel leg'sla'
ton are invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by several dis
tinguished gentlemen
march 5-1t
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

Philadelphia.
YES1IS establishment, since it passed into the
X hands of tie subscriber, in June last, has been
thoroughly reftted, and is now in complete order,
for the accommodation of the travelling Public.
Since the change OF proprietbrs, numerous addi-
tons and improvements have been made, and it is
now believed to possess all the requisite appoint
ments and conyenicnces which belong to first
clas5 hotel
New BArnIso ROCKS new Ladies and Gentle.
mems OrdnaFies; a splendid new Bar Room new
Parlors and new Furniture, have been added to it
within the past six months, and the undersigned
grateful for the very liberal patronage WHICH has
thus far been extended to himlin his new vocation
respectfully solicits its continuance which pledg
es himself ii shall be his uniting aim TO deserve
ORA Post Coach, belonging to the Franklin,
will be in attendance at the several Depots anC
Steamboat Landings, 10 convey passengers to tn,
House, for % cents each, including baggage.
d. X. MINOR, of New York, Proprietor.
Jas. N. SAsnrnsos, Of # philad : Assistants.
| ia 22-2m
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

VNTILLIAM II. REYNOLDS has on hand and of
w fers for sale at his wheelrisht shop in Brandy
wine village, opposite the Green Tree Tavern, the
following described property viz two carts, suit
able Tor one or two horses, one market dearborn
wagon, one riding carriage, one young horse and
light sulky, one set Of harness, one second hand
farm wagon, one second hand carriage, and one
dearborn wagon on three springs nearly new.
march SIT
~ B-The subscriber intends still carrying or
tho wheelright business at his former stand, and
thankful for past favors hopes continuance Of
that patronage which the public has heretofore SC
literally bestowed upon him.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

In Philadelphia, by Friends ceremony, on Tho
e5th ult., before Mayor Swift, CHAHLEs T.
TnoMpsos. Esq, of Philadelphia, to RACHEL
E. Youngest daughter of Enoch Roberts, Esq
of frankfort, Pa.
At Bridgeville, Delaware, m the god ult., by
Rev. Mr.. Owens, BENJAMIN HupsoN, of Balu
more, to Miss SUSANNA BRADLEy, daughter o
Isaac Bradley, of Sussex county, Del.
Dy the Rev. Mr.. Kennaday, on the 9Th ult.
Mr.. HEsRY WlrsILL, of this city, to Miss Lou
IsA ]. TURNER, of New Castle.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

Gro. T.. STANTON, Esq.
Dear Sir For six years have suffered with what Is
commonly called Fever Sore my leg. can scarcely
describe you all have endured for this Icing period ny
This dreadful complaint only about half that time have
oeen able work have had it examined by several
PHI scans and tried many Of the remedies Of the day ior
this kind Of disease but Of them afforded me any re-
lief for Dr. Miller, lrd he recommended me 70 use
Hunts linmcnt. did So aud after using five bntcs !
am entirely well Of hideous sore, that supposed would
hang me for life-l feel like new man, aud heartily
recommend this Linuirni all suffering PERSONS thai
they may be relieved At once.
OWEN O'SI.AvIN.
p, s. cherrfuy hear testimony y the truth Of th'
above statement. BENJAMIN ID, MlLlslsti M ~
For sale by all the Druggists in Market st
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
NJ A p o f
Pennsylvania, New Jersey


COMPILED from the latest authorities. Pub
Olshed by $. Augustus MITCHELL 1917. Sold by
Messrs. Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co, No, 1858
Market Street. and s. Augustus Mitchell, n. Z.
corner Of Seventh and Market stTeets, Philadel-
phia
This is very handsome Map, well engraved
and colored, and neatly mounted on rollers. 1t
represents very distinctly the natural features as
well as the cities, towns villages, canals, roads
and civil divisions of the three States, and con
tains enlarged plans of Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
Lancaster, with their vicinites and of the rrinei
pal coal regions; and the route designated for the
Central Railroad is marked with eotied lines
Next to the study of Geography at school, The
of maps for reference, has the greatest tenden
cy to difuse accurate geographical knowledge
and this Map is well suited for general use an'
furnished at the moderate sum OF 81 90, we shout
be glad 10 see one placed ia every house in the re
gionto which it relates.
| mar 5-it
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
Western Hotel.

TEyHE subscriber respectfully informs The citi'
IL zens of Wilmington and tn; surrounding coun
try, that he has taken that large and splendid
NEW HOTEL, at the corner of Fourth and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del, where he will be happy
to sec those who may favor him with cali
His Bar will be filled with the choicest of Ii
quors His Beds and Bedding are all entirely new
and ofthe best quality, and all the accommodation
are in the best and most superior style The build
ing contains in all 80 rooms.
lie has ample Stabling fol upwards Of 40 Hor
SEES, and good shsds also attached for market dear
boms. nov 20 PHILIP HAiNf.S
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

YByHE Philadelphia Ward Robe 1905 Chestnut
Il street, presents a large assortment OF iashiona-
Die aud well made garments, embracing the va
rous styles OF sack coats, bangup coats, supeel
French cloth dress and lroek coats, cloaks of all
grades and prices, paniaoons and vests, cut from
a great variety of ubries, all or any oil which viii
be sold at astonishing low prices, coats from one
dollar to $50, pantaloons from IS cts. to $40, vest,
from IS cts to S. All who want good and cheaI
clothing are invited to call and examine this ex-
fensi,e stock. PERRY N. McNElLLE,
march 5-2m lD5 Chestnut ST.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
SrEAnIBOAT BALLOON
Ee< Rlaa1s.saA stxlzsrx.

THE Steamboat BALLOON
a ~sS< gcapt j. l.. Robson will re-
yS'i;5;s 49, sumo her regular trips to Phil
adelphla on uonday next, the 18th inst. leaving
Wilmington every morning, Sundays excepied)
at "a o'clock Returning will leave Chestnut ST.
Wharf at o'clock, P NJ.
Fare so cents, 10 Marcus Hook or Chester %
cents
Fare for ceored persons 37i cents, to Marcus
Hook or Chester lsf cents.
Breakfast provided on Board
Baggage at the owners risk.
Freight taken at Packet rates.
feb 10
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

YEyHE subscriber offers his Farm in Brandywine
a Hundred, about two miles from the City Of
Wilmington. on the Philadelphia road, for rent
from the 25ih ofMarch next. This farm contains
about IS acres ofland. The Improvements con
"a sist of two story stone house, kitchen
lzF frame barn. corncrib, grancry and other ou
buildings There is peach and apple orchard OF
the premises. For further particulars enquire o
the subscriber residing thereon.
feb 5-tf ROBERT W. GARDNER.