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Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
Tnr Rranrs or MAnnlrp wonrv.--

! TnE Rteurs or MARRIED WOMEN
We see that other lales, besides Arkansas,
are becoming convinced Of the Importance
Of securing 10 married women 'the use
and enjoyment Of their own property" A
bill TO this effect has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, and the policy
and nslice Of such measure, is thus eel
forth by the Philadelphia Saturday Post:
"'lhe object sought 10 be attained by this
Bill seems 10 W so lair aud reasonable, that
whatever may bc the decision Of The pre-.
sen, session Of the Legislature, il is sure,
ultimately, Of a triumphant passage. For
II is evidently most unjust, that woman
should be liable 10 be stripped OF all her
property by the mere ao, Of marriage, or
ios the satisfaction d debts which she had
no part In contracting.
"Besides, we look to a provision Of this
kind. thus protecting the property Of mar.
red women, as most desirable guard
around the interests ofthe family. Inease
ol the husbands failure in business, why
should the family circle be broken up, and
all its blessed inilueneeslosl upon his chill.
dren Suppose uan he unfortunate in
business, is il compatible with Christian
Brotherhood 10 dog him 10 death, aad to
scatter TO The winds the sacred ashes Of bis
household hearth u
We have, as yet, heard no objection
made To The bill Of similar nature, passed
at The last session Of our Legislature, and
we imagine but few can be found who will
not fully acquiesce in the force and justice
Of the Posts remarks.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
LITERARY NOTICES.

THE ColuNSnN MAoAzlSR-llhe he February No.
Of this periodical 10 before US, reh ia liz usual
variety OF literary entertainment, and ryalling It's
predecessors in beauty Of embellishment. Its en-.
cravings are Gross Purposes" mczzotint by
sadd, Curiosity" by Bhnnel, and Plate Of
Fashions.
GoDrT's LApr's BooS.-The February No Is
on our table, and judging from its fair start on the
new year, thi, work will reap additional golden
opinions' before its close. The engraving, are
"Herole Women Of America" likeness Of Mrs
Z. I. Ellei, and Mezzotnt Plate Of Fashions
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE The February No is
as usual neat and attractive. "The Mill Boy a
"I.asc Scene" "John wadleigh's Trial." and
'Ghrisimas Morning" are the engrayings
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The Y. O. Delta, Of the 81 inst. pnb
fishes letter lrnm correspondent in the
army, which sny=
"a Mexican came into camp to day
(Jan. l3,) who stated that he was very ~.
Gently from San Luis Poo,i, and rrprescn.
ted to Gen. Taylor lhattho Mexican army
Of tha, place was in most deploIab.o
condilion--short Of provision, without
clothing, aud the army chest entirely des
tilute of money and unless something was
done to relieve them in shor, time. the
men would revolt. Santa Anna, be said
had lelt for the Capital, believing the
maintenance of his power demanded his
immediate presence there"
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The new iron steamship Sarah Sands,
was advertised to leave Liverpool, ir New
fesk, on the lsth Of January She will
bring intelligence ID days lasei than that
bsongh, by the llibefniO.
The nexl regular steamer 10 Boston, will
be the Cambria. 10 sail from Liverpool on
the iih inst.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Tho Democrat says--"Sone idea ofthe Increase
in The production Of cotton in Arkansas, may be
found In the fact, that the imports Of cotton from
onr State inio the port Of New Orleans, from Sept
LIST, ls46, up 10 The 26th Jan, l547. amounted to
1886 bales more than was shipped to. the Same
port from Arkansas, from Sept. LET, 1876, TO 26th
Ian, le46.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Boston, Mass. was visited recently by
very destructive FIRE; the more To be de.
plored. because the losses sustained by il
fell mos, heavily upon those least able 10
bear ilem-upon the poor. A meeting had
been called to adopt measures Of relief
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

a slave in Charleston, S. G.. tried for murder in
killing another slave, has been acquitted Oh The
ground that lbe blows struck by him, and which
resulted 10 the death Of the victim, were inflicted
by direction Of his mistress. In all such cases the
owner was to be pegarded as The guilty party
Iha netTess IS to Be tried
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

PsAeE WIM MEzioo-The New Orleans Bul-
lelin Of the I'd instant, 'ayss--"we have seen
Letters Of the 9Th Of January, from the city Of
Mexico. and from parties having access to high
sources Of Information, which express, In decided
terms, beef that the differences between the
two na,ious will very speedily be amicaLly and
honorably settled"
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The New York Tribune publishes the procla.
nation Of Gov. Young pardoning the Anti. Renters
out Of the prnitenliery 1t is clear and able
document Undoubtedly The offenders deserved
their sentences, but we were inclined TO think that
il was good policy as well as mercy to pardon them.
The number plrdoned is eighteen. Fourteen Of
these wee At the same time restored TO the rights
of citizenship, but the remaining four were not.
Lou Jour
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

q That eScellen, paper, the New Orleans
Weekl, Bulletin. is hereafter 10 be publish
cd scmi.weelsly. aud sent TO country sub.
sefibers without additional charge.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

A gentleman down east, seeing bis pref
iy maid with bis wife's bonnet on, kissed
her, supposing il TO be the real Simon
pure. He discovered HE error through the
assistance Of bis wife.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
Wednesday, :. February IL lSi7

We are tqnsittd TO state. that there viii be
held, in this place, on Saturday, the a9th Instant
nj half past o'eeek, A. NJ, meeting Of the
Hoard Of Tmsle,s Of the Washington Male and
i, mule senlaaTy. Al II. 4 NJ. an Inaugural
Addicss may be expected ffom the superintendent,
Capt. Jancs ID. Cthh,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The "Arkansas Democrat" in speaking
Of the religious controversy about 10 be
waged in The columns Of the "6aEetIe" and
''Bannef," relative 10 baptism, thus quotes
lFem Shakespeare;
"Lay on MoDud
And dipped. 90 spriHkisd,) be he lha, first cries
Heidi taoHeAs"
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

A HANnsomH-AN HONEST CorPLMBST.
A little boy, about three years old at Bos
ton, was with his parents viewing Mr.
Barnard's Panorama of the Mississippi
River few evenings since, when the lit.
Tie fellow exclaimed; do lot me run
down by tho river sido and gather those
pretty flowers; III not idll in, = Tropic.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

his said that wild ducks sell a, Tampieo,
at u. cents per dozen. A person would
have to Le very hungry to ga, over Eve
cents worth. at those rates.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

LlonrSiao srnIp.-Thc news of the
arrival Of the Hibefnia, was in type al
pittsburgh. distance ef 300 miles, hours
after she was iclegiaphed in Boston harbof.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The Legislature of New Jersey, has 70.
elected the Hon. Jacob W. Miller, iWbie)
10 The United States Senate.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The Governor of North Carolina has appointed
Robert !. fu,nr, Colonel, John Flag, Lisu,snaa,
oulonrli and Sydney Stokes, Major, Of the reg.
meut ofyolun,eeu from that State.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

The February Term ofour Circuit Court,
commenced on Monday last--iion. c. C.,
Seorr, presiding.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Thrill hns been sentenced to three years
Imprisonment in the State prison, for
gdnlicrr with Maria Biekford.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

Mcnroe Edwards, the great foreer, died
recently, in Sing Sing prison, Of eonsumP.
tiun.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30


Lightly, comrades, DER the ground,
Where repose The dead aud dying;
Let no mirihful word or sound
Raise above the low winds signing.
Pale the moon her vigil keeps,
While the nights soft dew is falling,
Der the form that dreamess sleeps,
Nor hears more tn reyeiife' callingl
festermorn The hopes Of life
Upward sprang in many breast--
All, in III days ensanguind STRIFE,
Died with the twilight in the west.
Yalor here hath lounda- narne
Shame gloom 10 hide it, sadness,
Ambition lis rubic fame,
Pluck'd amid the battles madness.
In the hot and eager strife,
Fought the brave and noble hearted;
Where the death blows fell most rife
Where the death-shois thickest daried4-
Bravely fought they side by side,
'Venging deep their comrades falling,
Pouring out life's ruddy tide,
For their spirits slowly palling.
Fredonia's eagle DER the foe,
Screamed in triumph far along;
But plant ofpain and woe
Rose above his pecan song
Far along the foes AIRY,
Valor fought with nerved despair:
When the pale sun turned away,
His tears dimmed the batlle-glare!
Slowly, comrades, to his sleep,
Bear on the shroudiess soldiers clay;
Make the ophing wide and deep,
For such graves were earned to-day!
Here immur'd in loeman's soil,
Long shall our brave comrades slpmh. !;
Life endur'd through hope and toll
Here counts its last peceiul number.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

MAN.-We take The following rich morsel
from one OF Dow. Jr's short patent sermons
Man looks upon life just as he does upon
woman-lhere is no living with them, and he
cant live without them. He will run after
them, and rather than be held, he will lose his
coat-tail and characteristics them for love, and
then kiss them for leading him into touble.-
So with life; he pariakes of lis pleasure, and
then curses il for lis pains; gathers boquets OF
bliss, and when their blossoms have faded, he
finds himself in possession ola bunch OF briars
which is all owing to a little incident that oc-
Cured in Paradise when man was green as a
tobacco worm, and as unsuspecting as tree
toad in thunder storm. He was told 10 IN
cIease and multiply, and so he accordingly in
creased his cares and curses, and multiplied
his mserles and peopled the world with par,
Gel OF candidates for perdiiio0.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
REMOVAL.

kYA J. LADOMUS has removed his WATCH
SSsaSA WATCl-TOoL and MATERIAL STORE
from No. 80 S. 4lh street 10 No. PIG MARKET ST.
where he has on hand u large assortment of Gold
and Silver Lever, L'Epnes and PLAIN Watches
such as Lunette. Patent and Plain Glasses, Main
springs, Verges, Hand Dals etc.. of every descrip-
lion, 10 which he has added splendid assortment Of
lEWELRY, consisting OF Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Gold Chains, Keys ETC.
which he will sell at the lowest New York prices,
Wholesale and Retail.
N. B.-Country Merchants and others are invited
70 call and examine his large assortment at No. 246
MARKET street, below Eighth, South side. Orders
from the country promptly attended 10
large assortment Of Gold Pens at reduced
prices. apl2-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
DRUGS. DRUGS DRUCsIII

llOMPSON " CRAWFORD,
Wholesale Druggists, No 40 Market Street GSoUtb
Side, Jcioto SecoWa,) Phi2aeiel,,Lig
OFFER, for sale large stock of Fresh Drugs.
oMedcines aud Dye-Stulls, TO which they call Inc
attention Of country Merchants aud Dea ers visiting
the city.
Coach, Cabinet, Japan, Black, and Diner Var.
shes Of a superior quality Also, White and Red
cad, Window Glass, Prints and Oils cheaper
than ever.
NJ I. &C are also proprietors of tbe Indian
vegetable Balsam, celebrated throughout their own
and neighborng States as the hest preparation for
the cure of Choughs, Colds, Asthma, &c Money re-
funded IN every instance where benefits is receiv-
me
Pila., jan ESQ.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
nov2-tf

"A DIAMOND POINTED AND DRILLED
EYED NEEDLES, which are so highly recommend
Cd ~ cNcI. iius used item, has Just
been received Ladies in want Of superior article
are requested TO give these trial. they are conf
IDENTITY recommended as the hest article ever intro
duced INTO this market Every size constantly on
hand. Also, assorledpapers, From the great guam
tiiv sold we are enabled TO sell them at the usual
price 81 cents per paper,
For sale by JAMES L. GARRETSON,
Al j. Nj. Garreson's Boot and Shoe Store, Fourth
street opposite Temperance Hall. an 5-tr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
JAMES L. GARRETsoN,
Agent for The sale OF the several varieties of
SchuUlkiH and LehiOh Co01

THESE Goals are prepared expressly for family
IL use, and are perhaps more free from dirt than
any other Coal in the market. Particular care is
taken to send the article best adapted to the use for
which il Is required Persons who buy their Coal
Of me will find this to be great SAVING, as much
more Coal is used by nearly every family than
would be requisite were il the kind suitable for the
use to which il Is adapted. Let every body in want
OF Coal call and examine samples and leave their
orders with JAMES e. GARRETSON.
HAT ]. M Garreisons Cheap Boot I'd Shoe Store
am OF East -Four street, vpposi Temperance
Nn4--tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

RoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
Vile subscriber having been appointed an Agent
Il for the sale of +" R0WANDiS IMPROVE
TONIC MIXTURE" will furnish it genuine at the
prOprietors price.
EDWARD BRINGHURST, Druggist,
Corner OF Marketand Sixth streets, Wiminpton.
FEVER AND AGUE PATIENTS!
Having appointed Edward Bringhurst Of vii
mington, an Agent for the sale of Rowands lmpro
we'd Tonic Mixture, for the Cure Of Fever & Ague,
those desiring the article can obtain it GENUINE oi
INN, at the proprietors prices wholesale or retail
Sigued, JOHN r. ROWLAND.
Philadelphia, August 2lst, lSl6, aug 27-tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

A JERSEY MARION OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN Years. Mrs. Mary Hoffman died in
South Brunswick, Middlesex county, on the
9Th ult., where she had resided for the last
fifty years,-She left IA chldren-60 grand
chdren--li5 great-grand children, and %
great great grandchildren She was born in
Hunterdon, and lived in Middlesex county SO
years. The oldest son now living is IS years old.
Her youngest, Thomas w. Hoffman, Esq.,, is
now So years old. She retained her reason
until few hours Of her death.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
DOCK HALL,
s, e. corner Of Second and Dock Streets
PHII,A DEF ,PHIA.
lll@As
SMALL PRoFITs AND RAPID SALES.

SMALL PROFITS AND RAPID SALES
TIME place TO buy cheap READY MADE
Il CLOTHING is al DOCK HALL, where gentle.
man will find the largest stock of Fashionable
ReaLy-Made Clothing in the city. Frock, Dress and
business COATS, PANTS and VESTS, ofall styles,
made up for Spring sales, in the latest style and
fashion. They have large stock IF Cloths, CASH
meres and Vestings which will be made up to suit
the wishes of customers particular and remeln-
Der s. L. corner of Second and Dock streets, this
being the cheapest Clothing Establishment in the
city of Philadelphia. S. CROMWELL.
lp SIM
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
SPRINGER < FARRA,

second street, two doors west of Market, SUCCESSORS
10 Thomas IL Robinson,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and The
IL public generally, that they have on hand an
excellent assortment of READY MADE CLOTH,
ING, consisting of Goats, Pants and Vests, Shirts
Drawers, Bosoms and Collars Slispenders and Hand
kercheis Stocks and Cravats, all of which they offer
to sell at the very lowest market price
>. " L. has recently received an assortment Of
Cloths, Cassneres and Vestngs, all of which they
viii make up 10 order in a manner and at prices that
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
nov2-tf DAVID w. FARRA
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
,. u. BEC;GS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
TEACHER.

4, Second Street third door above West Street.
TltE undersigned respectfully returns his thanks
u 10 his friends, and the public in general for the
liberal patronage they have extended 10 him hereto
fore lie would also inform them, that he continues
To- teach the Piano Forte, Violin, Violincello Flute,
ments. Military bands taught on the most liberal
terms music arranged for bands; music arranged
for all kinds of Instruments both collectively or se-
paralelyi Pianos tuned in the best manner and al
the shortest notice. Vocal Music taught, sacred and
secular. He also flniters himself that from his long
experience and complete knowledge of the business
TO give full satisfaction, and on the most liberal
terms. J. l.. BEGGS.
N B.-Persons wishing TO consult with me ON The
price Of music, will please call as above directed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

HoSIERY.-The subscriber has Just received his
full Spring Stock of Cotton Hosiery of all kinds
and sizes, among them may be found large assort-
ment of Misses and children's Sizes which will be
sold very low al No. 43 Market ST. W. JONES.
an
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
BOOKS! BOOKS!!

TNi1E subscribers announce TO the Public general
l. ly that they have just opened large and splen.
did assortment of Books embracing all the varions
departments of Science, Literature and Art, which
in addition TO their former heavy stock comprises
the most extensive collection adapted to all tastes
and professions, ever offered in This vicinity.
We solicit an examination by those who are in
want of Literature. Many of the works were pur.
chased for cash. in large quantities. at redueedrates
and will be offered accordingly.
Also an excellent stock of Stationery Of the latest
Styles all of which will be disposed of on reasonable
prices, by WILSON IL HEALD,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and Stationers
No 1917 Market ST., Wilmington, Del. apl2
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

HAVING disposed Of my Stock of Goods and
IL Clothing to John ?. Springer and David w.
Farra feel confidence in recommending them TO my
friends and The public in general for their patronage
which they So Literally bestowed on me.
THOMAS IL ROBINSON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
TNHE Stockholders of the Wilmington Fire lnsur.
i ance Company will meet at their office, No
lO9 Market street, Wilmingto n, Del, on Mondy
we third day Of May next, be tween the hours
and 4 O'Clock, p. M. Tor The pur pose of choo al
Twelve Directors 10 serve for The ensuing yeara
order Of the Board,
Byt3M-WM. McCAULLEY, sec nv.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
Drugs and DYE Stnffs.

North West corner Tenth and Market Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
DURE Drugs and Dye Stn1s, at low prices. Hay.
l. ing increased QUE Stock of the above articles.
and having made a considerable reduction in our
prices, we are now able 10 offer great Inducements
to Merchants and Druggists. We name few among
the many articles fer sale,
500 lbs Pure Oil Peppermint for Conectioners' use
200 o. Quninc, 200 bills Chpped md
500 lbs. Jalap in Root & Ground Dive Woods.
Powder, 100 do Copperas Il alum
1000 lbs. Gum Arabic, 100 carloys Oil Vitriol.
1000 do. Virginia ~ Sem 5000 lbs French Il Duich
ecu Snake Root, Nader
~ do Castor Oil, 1000 do Caraccas Il Ben
81 baskets Salad Oil, gal Indigo,
so bbs. EPSON Salts, 200 do Coc6ineal,
500 do Verdigris
Terms are 5per cent. from amount ofbil for Cash.
Gall and examine our Stock, no charge for making
inquiries. FRENCH Il RICH RDS'
march 2j-9m.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
NOTICE

THE Dry Coed business will be confirmed nj Tho
l. Old Stand South East Corner Of Market and
Fourth streets, by the subscriber, who resprctluliy
socils the patronage of the customers and friends
them that he has We, general assortment Of Dr.,
Goods sniiabe for the present season. and will he
constantly receiving fresh supplies, so as to make Il
worthy Of those wishing 10 purchase To give him a
prices ,he. a,srl:e' ,''ill fr.aJif.
mnfcbis, WIN. Il PENNINGTON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

PAINT! PAINTSI!
AT the N. W. corner of Tenth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA
ENOh SALE, large assortment Of Paints, Oils,
Il Window Glass and Painters Materials general.
w, among which are
so tons Pure Lead 1000 boxes Amer,n f,loss
$500 lbs. Black Paint, so do Eng Crown Az
$50 do. Y. ochre, in oil, so do French Cvlinder
1000 do Imp. Gr'n Paint 500 do Plate glass ass,
1900 do Chrome Green, 1000 gals. Linseed OH,
1000 do French Green, 25 Bis Spts Turpentine
5000 do do Ochre, 10 do ConaI Varnisb'
100 doz. Paint Brushes, 100 kgs Lith. & II. Lead
Constantly for sale, large and complete assort-
ment of Painters Materials at low prices FOR Cash
or approved credit.
FRENCH IL RICHARDS,
Wholesale Druggists, N. w. corner of Tenth and
MARKET streets. march 2j--3m
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30

THE cheapest lot of Caps ever offered for sale in
Il this city, may be found at GARRETSON'S.
FineCoth Caps, latest styles so and 62ecens, call
soon as they are selling very fast, at No. 2 East
Fourth street, ap 5--tf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
CMEAP WATCHEe.

Also, on hand large assortment Of Gold and Hail
Bracelets, finger rings, breast pins, hoop ear rings
gold pens, silver spoons, sugar ongs thimbes gold
neck, curb and fob chains, guard keys and jewellery
Of every description at equally low prices. All
want is a call,to convince customers.
All kinds Of Watches and Cocksrepaired and war.
ranted to keep good time for year; old Gold and
Silver bought or taken in exchange.
For sale eighl-day and thirly.hour brass Clocks al
LEWIS LADOMUS,
Watch, Clock and Jewellery Store, No. 413a Mar
ke street, above Eleventh, north side, Philadelphia
IlJ-Ihave some Gold and SilverLevers still cheap
er than the above prices. sep bly,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
REMOVAL.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

The subscribers would respect
@ fully inform their friends and The
public, that they hive removed
t7f5Jt-I their CARRIAGE MANUFAC-
zs5sss.zssE1 TORY, rom the shop formerly
occupied by Mr.. John NIerrict, TO MARKET
STREET, in the building, adjoining the Lumber
Yard OF MIR. Bush within few yards of the Chris
tana Bridge, where they arc now prepared 10 manu-
facturo
Carriages of every description,
at very small advanec over the cost Of materials
and workmanship. This is the result of mainly
adopting the CASH SYSTEM-smaH profits anil
quick rstnra They will guarantee their CARRIA
EES TO be equal in every respect TO those turned
out of any other mandatory in this country.
Arrangements have been made TO receive the ates
American, French and English patterns, and persons
in want of Carriages can have them built in any
style, of the very best materials, and by the most
competent worlsnen,' undor the immediate superin
tendenee of the proprieors, who will guarantee that
all their work shall give every satisfaction
Orders TO any amount executed with despatch
Constantly for sale, Coaches two seated and ono
seated Rockaways, York Wagons, Barouches, Dear
borns, and every description of Fashionable Car
yages.
IL Old Carriages repaired at the shortest notice.
or taken in exchange Tor new ones
march 25-3m A. FLAGLOR II co.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1847-04-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

THE Partnership of Hyland B. Pennington & Son
4 OF this city, was dissolved on the first day Of
ed unto the said firm, requested TO make nav
ment and those having claims TO present them
II. B. PENNINGTON
WM. r. PENNINGTON, +
Wilmington March II, 1917