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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

AFFECTING IN IDENr.-Y estcTday morning
We "ltue-Sed \ scene that we little believed
cauid be enacted within the borders If Ken
tUchy. the s;ea..rT q ". hradall was Is
ing at the wh,rf ~ the !. OF cf Nal II rct
preparing t. start g. New OrleauS. o.. tue
forccaste deck ~t, cd group If a master and
five oT six slaves, Including a woman with :.
child at the breast who were apparently 60
ing South Just IL lie last bell # the steam
er rang ont its zeal 4 r departure and .he lines
were about 10 be cast lo"Se. tie u:cthe Vas
hade give up her infant, and WAS ID She
niusl 90 without II. Al this iutiunati~u the
poor creature became frantic with grief. She
cares@e the child moment, treu flew to her
trunk in which had been packe various little
articles of clothing that she had made fr it to
wear. These she pressed fprvently 10 her
lips and then bestuwl them upon her child
Her owner then ordered her to follow hlm,
and she mechanically started to obey. but the
promptings Of nature were too strong within
her swelling breast to be resisted, aud with
loud sobs Of grief she turned. embraced her
child aud cluug to II with the tenacity Of des-
pair.
The heart rending grief of the woman, and
her frantic gestures, attracted the attention
Of persons passing along the levee and strong
ly excited the sympathy If many. The own
er was ask d if he would sell them both To
this he asseuted, and demanded $50 fer them.
Upon inquiry, however, it was ascertained
that the woman was to be sol down the river,
and that the child would be disposed of here.
The bystanders volunteered to raise subscrip-
tions to buy the child and send it with its
mother, and several Of them profItred SO
apiece. At this juncture, Capt. Norton, the
Capt. Of the boat, came forward and told the
owner Of the slaves that he would not take
him on his boat. and had the whole party sent
ashore, aud in a few moments the .stea er
was seen dashing over the falls without them.
Louisville Courier, ia 25.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

BoATs NOT ALLOWED TO CHANGE THEIR
HOURS AFTER ADyERTIsING-H HIfh01lt cost
-Rigltt-TLe Supreme Court Of Louisi-
and la recently decided a point of some
interest to boat owners and freighters -
In the case of Hart ct. al rs. the owners
of the Jane Shore. it was held that the
ship-owner who detains vessel after the
adrc7lSea sailing day. to the injury Of
the freighters is responsible for all dam
ages The Court would not admit evi-
dence to prove that advertisements and
assurances of owners of the days of de
parture were not to be cons dered as bind
ng-that tie usage was to disregard them.
The Court very properly held that the
newspapers should not be used as means
II deception advertisements must sy60L
Tie truth We hope that this law will be
enforced on our Lakes Weehiy Htscol-
SjH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
oLUME III. NIM;rR g.
500 REWARD. MYSTERIES Dis
APPEARANCE.

| Captain Mathew Turner. Of the Sbooner
q. r. Roberts left this city f,r Genet. Ash
""u"' Io.' ONO on the 9th of December
last.
on the following day his name we regis.
tered upon the hook at the Comme,a.l Ho-
tel M Detroit, since which time no tainas Of
il'n has be- received. And athoteli in
1uiry and search have been unrem5ted. M
trace of Captain Turl e. has b. e, discover.
red.
Tie was known to have with him a0consid.
er'h'e sum of money. as also the books Of the
schooner. aud fears are euierined thathe has
met with violent death.
HIS Clther and brother. M-ssrs. George
and h. n Turner ofera reward of i've hun
dred doiiars for Ihe discovery aud arre.f r.,
fiie perpetrtors of the deed. aud proportion
ltriy, for any iatrliigerce which may lead Ia
Nnawledsr 0f the fate of son and brother
ID iroir. Cleveland aud Butfala Ispcrs viii
confer favor upon distressed irirtls. iy
publishing tins notice. aud co,nnluai M
relative To 1t. may BE- udd,, s-cd ro Ills nair
or TO II. \. Turner, of this cry -Ctica.e
JournaL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

LF The girls out VI est frequently ride
a tame wolf to meeting and it IS not uuu-
a to ne t a lady astr.de Of domcsti-
catCd cIocod le Avcstern girl sometimes
SITS down to tea with rattlcsuake co:lcd
al III her lap the animal thrusting up its
cad occasionally to take view of the
company
50 says the New York Times. Those
little peculiarities Of our western q rIslab-
t renders quite agreeable Some of the
foibles Of the bellies Of Gotham however
0e think the not very delicate stomach Of
our cousin of the Times must revolt at
TO see a girl riding to meeting, or any
where else with whiskered nondcscr pit,
which would puzzle the zoology of a Buf-
fon looks ridiculous. if not dsgusting-
The saloons toowhcre bundle of fncry re
sort to devour ices. and get half muzzy'
with spiced cordials, present a singular
contrast to the modest temperance OF the
assemblies where the blooming daughters
f the West occasionally coagreEate. And
IS for snakes; malevolence. envy. SANDER
and such venomous reptiles find nurture
in the hearts Of the New y Iork ladies ra-
ther worse companions than rattlesnakes
we cuess.-Dctr0lt BHlle'iH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
ALFONSO GARNER,
d. r. BIGELOW ",

a T o R y = l. \ "
Notary Public General Land Agent and
Commissioner of Deeds for the States Of Ohio and
Michigan DoDGEvILLK, Iowa Co, Wis.
hEFERENCES-
Prof. JoEL PARKER. Cambridge. Mass
Hon. TIsoTHr JENxrNs Oneida Castle, n Y.
NCNETr X BARRON Es ms Buffalo d"
Hon O. CoLE. Potosl Wisconsin.
y B. Nj Bigelow has made arrangements with
a responsible European travelling Agent. who has
had many wears experience in investigating the Il
ties Of American citizens 10 property in Eurone
that will enable him 70 forward any business Of
the nature OF investigating titles. or collecting mo
nev in Europe with the assurance that II -. be
arren Ted 10 with fidelity and on the most Ieasona
ble tsf.us 6Iyr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

9r retailer aforesaid to all the penalties whiel
would follow the vending or retailing into.i
eating liquors without giving the bond in the
first instance.
SEC. IL. All power granted to the common
council of any city, or the trustees of any vii.
lsge to grant licenses for the sale of intoxica.
ting liquors. charge any tax for the same
except as provided in this act, is hereby re-
4 pealed. and i. shall be the duty of each Judge
of the circuit court, especially TO charge the
Grand Jury al every term of such court TO in
! qui-e Into all offences committed against the
| provisions of this act.
&c. i3. Chapter twenty nine of the Re-
vised Statutes, entitled ''of the sale of spritu-
Gus liquors." is hereby repealed: ProUided
this act shall in nowise effect any prosecution
already commenced right accrued under the
law hereby repealed.
THE EMPEROR AND TIE CoNsPIRToR.-One
Of the last steamers fron Europe brought news
Of conspiracy against he Emperor Of Russia
its detection and the punishment Of the leaders,
- or exile. 'rheforeign correspondent
of tn va onG! Ia RYisen, er gives some inter-
estiug details. in regard to 1t from which we
take the following:
The head ofthe conspiracy was very young
man Nicholas kAsCHKINE, who is described
as being an honorary councillor. kaschkne',
father, II appears, is an exile III iberia, and
the Emperor, supPosimg that this circumstance
had occasioned the sons rebellion, had hIm
brought before him. He was received with
unlocked for kindness aud affabiIty, and the
following melodramatic scene is said TO have
tahen place:
You are young NJ. Kaschkine, and you
have another sull better excuse, said the mag
uanimous Emperor to him. Under the mask
Of politics, you ha wished | suspect, to sat
isfy desire Of vengeance from the condeu,na-
ton Of your father, hlch you regard iul-
quitOus. The power which keeps him Ia 81
IBERIA cannot BE- considered Legitimate IN the
eyes ola good son; and can comprehend the
i.nprudent passion which has placed you in
any hands. J shall not therefore abuse the
terrible right " hIch nave over you, and If
your repentance suggests t. yuu any avowals
which may render legitimate au absolute par
dru-if you mike known the details Of con
siI-acy, th, names of your accani iices. ali
may be fs.nitrr. Na,r futa5c career shall
nat be- .to.psd: y.n ,Hal. he re~,eei H. hber-
;y."&-c. ->.-n" .n,arr. ted ii ka~rhsi#r.
). y... proceed ass ia-ae-, and, above all
things aba.d .r y.ur err T. No thrugHt Il
venrpauce has iusi.ired Ine with the idea ct put
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

Test EoyF AGA 8. > ... During
the debate in senate. on tie 10th alt Mr
Clay. in reply t. Mr.. Foota declared tlat
be should go to the grave with the CON
viction that Slavery was moral and Pc
litical evil and wrong
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

LPO you're 'prent.ce sad al.tt'e
boy the other day tauntngly TO his c"m-
panion The addressed turned proudly a
round. and while the fire of injured pr De
and the look of pity were strangely blen-
ded in his counteuance coolly answered -
So WAS FRANKLIN I"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

ES A contemporary announcing the mar
ri1ge of an editor, says he always was Of the
opinion that editors had just as good a right
TO stqrpe some mans daugte- as any one else.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
Hr. :. r. RODOEF,

ParsrcI.~. SURGEo~ < AcrorcHrR.
O-r7~r n the Ding Sore Of r. Ea3olf-R -Rssidence
>. " n Pi3lrm4as
Tss< particular attention 70 operations Of the
Fq such IS Srrahl~mas. f7Tossr rye,) Cataract, etc
and ef other surgical operations
sF -.-.1 n..5D- Nv rr+b 1910
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
n n COTffREN.

-E.s--ey ct T1'-, Counselor and Soll1t0T ir Chan
rsr4. aud General land -4SeHt,
Mineral Point. Iowa county Wisconsin. viii P-ac-
zee in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. and the Supreme
Court At Madison ANY business entrusted TO him
yyt.E receive nrornnf attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
SAMUEL CRAWFORD,
-Gft0raep at Lac and COHnsSEI0r r
NISEHAL PoIST. WIsCOSsIS.

NG 1.terd II al professional business entrusted
.a r. il he Counties of Iowa. II Favette. Grant,
AL Crawford. and ia the supreme Court lie viii
3. attend 70 The Pavment OF taxes on lands in The
above banned Counties.
1atv f>t 1Sla
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

The chamOS aud lbex are found on the
Alps as nigh up 9.0OO feet. The goat oC
Ca~hm-r brow~es AZ ii height Of 1900 feet
above the level of the sea. and the Pamir sheep
live at eu eIevefion loiter than the granite
peak Of Mount Blanc
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

That tN9c@tSf--l II .ta b41.eI erDlqnqtion.
1T has been finally ya>certaiued, that the mys-
teri'"s knock ngs heard in the vicinity of
Rochester. are the beating Of some old hard
conscienres, of certain individuals who have
refused to pay tie Printer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
Terrns Of the ~ribune:

To village Subscribers - OO
To Office and mail Subscribers, 0o
For less time than one year, IN the same
proportion.
II Payment to be made in Advance
Single copies, FIVE cents
" Produce of all kinds, received on suoso'iP-
ton al the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15

- 4 lady Of much experience, has found
the following remedy for the prevention Of bed
bugs After cleaning the bedstead thorough
iy. rub It over with hogs lard-with wolIen
rag. Bugs viii not infest such a bed for a
eas0n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-15
GEORGE ". COBB,

General Ds1ier
Family Groceries and Provisions, Nails. Glass.
Wooden Ware &c. &c.
St1=i onnosire the County buildings. High Street
Mineral Point
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

Righi. Below will he found resolutions
passod by the Water Witch Fire Co., which
r'nect upon Them the highes. credit. There
are a set Of rowdy youths in is city. who at
ach themselves to our hfe companies, WHIT
appear to use every means within their powoi
70 create riot between the companies, in imi-
taion Of Philadelphia. Our fire companies
awe 1t to themselves to eject such rowdy mem
befs.
An adjourned meeting of the Water Witch
Fire Company held nj their Hall. Feb. eth
1880. WIN. NJ. Sink, S. r. Dringhursi, VIM.
Horn aud William d. Virgins, committee on
The late outrage to our Company, reported the
tolowing Preamble and Resolutions which were
adepted:
Whereas in returning from the fire on Satnr-
tsv night last, Feb. 23l, when crossing the
bridge at Brandywine, our hose carriage be-
ing in the lead, and The Fame Hose in The rear,
we were, without any prnvocation whatever AS
saulted from behind in The dark, by some scoun-
tlrels, who threw bricks, stones and other mis-
Sles. striking several of our members, and the
hose carriage, with threats to delaee our appa-
raius, and as we, as company, always have,
and do still set our faces against any dislur-
bance among, or with our bruiher hremen, and
rlesirous 10 keep ourselves free from the least
disposition To create disturbance, going to-
or returning from ere, or whilst al one, there.
\ by maintaining our character as orderly citizen
frem-n, therefore be il
Resolved, That we do hereby refuse, as we
always have done, 10 associate or be connected
many way whaeyer,wih persons calling Them
selves fire.nen, who coward and assassin like
would strike US from behind, in the dark, with
ont any provocation, but for the purpose ofcre
ating disturbance or riot. And be il
Resolved. That we shall always expect as
right and bounden duty Of The city authorities
as we'll as the citizens, their hearty cooperation
with US, 10 maintain order and peace, going 10
returning from, or whilst at fires. And be it
Resolved, That we will look to the city coun
Gil, for free redress for any damage, las has
been lhreatened) that may occur to our appa
ratus. And be it further
Resolved, That copy of these Resolutions
be laid before The City Council, and published
in the papers of this city.
X. d. GILPIN, President.
II. r. BRiNsHunsr. Secretary.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

DELAWARE ENGINE We observed the neat
and elegant Engine Of this excellent company
20 up Market Street, in Wilmington, on Satur-
day last, drawn by large number Of mem
bers equipped in their new iremen's dress.-
How well they looked, and we thought if they
would only call and get themselves equipped
IN citizens dress at Rockhill & Lainasure's
Nirll Fast corner OF Fourth and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia, they would be as much
admired for their taste by the ladies and gem
tlrinen as on that occasion.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08
EnsI,ioll,ahle GIoll.Ins.

Finn & Mccoy D. u. Film & Thos Mccoy
~GQ frsnrctfy inform their friends and, he public
RA generally that they have taken tic store late or
llf WIN Campbell No 10 MARKEr ST., between From
aud Second stfprts where they viii make to order ami
sen constantly on hand genera assortment Of all kinds
ofiioats Pants Vasts Shirts, nosnms and Collars Draw
a., Uniss isa snspindes. Ciavals, Stocks liandker
b. an orders promptly attended to with nsniness
mud le.paich. nA -
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08
WEEKLY REPORTS
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

ma URIED.
In en-inetnn. the tth inst. by tho Rev DALEY
" r. GKoRas A. DeAkrNg. to Miss MARY NJ, DEAkYAE
bo III Of New Castle County. Del
Ny tbs Rev. William Cnppnr. February %, r. VII.
LiAs W. BANNER, 10 Miss SUSANNA JACKSON, all Of vii
minston.
Ul sunday evaninE o4th u,t, br the Env. Mr. roueh
in Newark Mr. CHtHLEs W WuirEN,E. to Miss si1sAN
Ma iIurros all Of christian, Dei.
On Tuesday gslh iii. by gov !. Il. wynaoop. i,ur.
MiLLgR, Of Chester Co, Pa. to Miss JAMS CLElAsD
daughter Of J. Cclaud, Esq, II this city
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

INV Cka1Lk Cursqy, !
r-r,,-., Janunfy sOft, is.s 7
! foS &c application ofCALiB iiOiI 0Nfu
Aahm'siSa."f ~ ANN CROSBY iateuf t,,istin,,,
ndiea ~ ,nhi tniuiyl dtcsa nd IL is ORDt nj u and
theeeh by The Register that the Aamini.tiatnr aGrt
uu, give h"fe 81 tina rrnnting Of Letter. nf Attnia
uaHoh upon ir Estate a. tn drrcaicd win tile Gste =
EaninE efeot by causing sdtcfsrnsnfs 10 he rn,tsi
wibii nrty days nom the tate Of such Letter. In Al. Of
ie most public places NJ ihe county ri New rn,iie ~,
qhinnF all reisuns having demands aanii,t fc Tsta,
70 present the same, 81 aile by Act II A,s.ni, Ia.
rnrh case mnde aud pfaii dcd. And ni,a rnt.e to Ia.
10 he inserted nitn the same nefiod hi tla :. "e tie .
be caunned ,uuf,in Que nia.ih '''''' s'N''' 90" W
- Gwen under the hand md Seal of onss Of the,
Is hesster sinrcsuii at Nswf'aslis ia Ne1 "a lie
- county. alotesais the dss aud ysal Alsre viz
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

PORTER, ALE. AND MI NERAI. w ATER.-PAT
" RICK fllALiN, respectfully inIfnir Iii ffieus aud
tA the pnhc IN general tt r In, rnuse hi, hnttline
~ cellar tom NJ al ltucr a., " M ~ fEEs.u Sr
where lie III still ernti,ir en- on hrn q1Ruiity vi
The hest huiled fffier ale and ninsri lii hr nil
Ee at he rcsirnc, ,fsuhsrfb at the nwrsi
prizes aud m the nnIi reasonable ~ ing yeniy
4 tho above hus css IN this eit' hr fcinfnshis lank,
pisi patronage, aud hopes f continuance Of pub d
faynfH
~ lie gives the burrs afd The public warning thai
he has Ills nhma his siprk ufhohs and mieravcr lie
finds them he will prosecute ~ hs s1tsnt Of the
law. mar 4
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08
straw ana Enncy Millinery.

A. THE subscriber is nnw opening large as.orl-
u ment OF Fashionable Straw and Fancy b"nneisi
~ Hats. Caps, Sc of his own manufacturing, com
prsing Aboii tnlifurna, Moss. rup, Belgian, GENEVA,
Pearl, Rough and Ready aud Gimps, Of all qualities
new artirlaO np ether wi,hA full stock of MILLINERY
GOODS, such vs. silks, Rilbans, Iaees, Flowers &c
Always on hnmd ait assortment of Dress Cups, all Of
which he ocrs for sale wholesale und retail, ut The low
esi prices. 1919
Also, large and full assortment of DRY GOODS To
which he would call the attention Of purchasers.
N B--A full stock nf Black and Cnored MANT1l.-
Las, Of the latest fashions. SAMUEL lEill,
M $50 North Second Street, above Willow.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

4Sy7 u, WARD, Mo- II North sE -OND Street
Il a. phL.5DEL nHi s--srnAw BONNET MAN
w uFACTURER.-Wii keep m hnnd good rs
sorinien, nf all the various kiuls OF BONNErS, sreh
as Alhoni, Tyroiese, California; Tulip, French laees,
English Dunsablas China Pearls. Flarcnce Drails Sc.
&c, all II which he will sell At very sm NJ nrnhs al
Wholesale retail for cash Milliners and nihars nfe
Ing, as il is our intention 10 do justice 10 all WIN may
favor us with u cult mar Elm
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

val music on wedn, sday evening at Riddle's
Bank. The serenaders brought up at Chad
derions, and amused themselves until day
light, when their heads were so giddy thai
they were not able to attend to their hush
ness for day or two Afterwards.
III. ..|. BRANDYWlNE.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

,he Judges nj the exhibition IT tho Franklin institute
latter careful aud abnrious examination, ecuinmend
The following awards which the cnmmitic have made
No. i465-Seven Octave Square Piano, nads aud de-
posted by conIud Meyer, for superior action, equality,
pc wer aud purify Of tone and substantial Workmanship
II first PreaiHm
No. iiB5-Reversrd Prno Tor, made aud deposited by
Conrad Meyers first prcmiuH
Tho value Of this Improvement, tho Judges saw il =
That il enables the performer tn face the auditor, and
to open tho lid Of the Pano toward the latter, in such
manner, Tint the sound nsend Of being reverberalel
against the performer, Is ihr from him, thus in
eTeasing Tho puwef very considerably, and oivialng
OF the important objections to The NJ the square
in cnmpafisnn with grand Pianos.n
The Judges have nnnn mousiy recommended the award
OF Gold Medal for tic Seven Octave Piano Forte, To
M. 81 sonih Fonrih street, Philadeiphia
Extract from the report u The Committee on Musical
Instruments. At v last exhibition Of the MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION in Boston, where. G. Meyer received
the hrst premium, a Silver Medal, with the mos
naiteTing noticrin competition with 26 Horizontal
Square Pianos from the hes make s IN The United States
1.-THE committee on Musical lnsrnmenis devoted much
time 10 patient examination VI the several Instruments
placed in The present exhibition II il believed, that the
decision has been reached without prejudice bas
any SORT and in spirit Of The mns entire mpsrality
committee, composed Of other individuals, might have
decided differently hut the present committee uran
nous In its views 1t is to be undestood, :hRt
her u tue committee having been necessarily shsenl from
the city, when HE fret ,inliipn Of the Piano Forte
wnSInade by The other memhcrs, made his own, by
himself, reached the same re,uli and Sc ece tile iden
cal instruments upon which bis associates had already
determined This fact served 10 confirm the other gcn
iemen in the accuracy Of their opinion. Very few ia
strumenis " any sort presented which were not
~ then kind Of very good qualify, aud II is just mntie
Of congraipaiirn, that In this department NJ m1nnfac
lures conuiry is ranidy becoming, il it DO not al
ready, entirely independent Of foreign aid"
The seven Octave very hne instrument particularly
eonlinendnhla for ITS elastic ana ready touch In fenent
ed Trials by different hands, The keys failed
cefitin repetition in the shake The lone throughop
wac sven, Of great beauty nnl power from tho lowe,
mole to The hghes aud The dumping perfect III Al
cases. Silver Medal and Diploma. CIIAS. GNQgE
500. corner of 9Th and King streets, So, aren,.
! Wilmington, Feb 2lnd-im aSe''
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

AT Practical Farmer in Brandy wine Hundred on sun.
dny s{th ut MRS JsSE WlLiANsoN. wife Of Harry vii.
liRnisun. Esq aged ahnut "a years III decoasi
wards
In Brandywine Hundred, on the LIST inst, Mrs Am
IALLEy wife of Rev. John aey aged about "a years.
In the decense u this excellent woman society has
tnnud great loss. She exemplary all the rcla.
tons Of life, bright and consistent mcmbrr of tie
Methodist Church. and lns gone receive the reward
The good nf we'll done thou guui and faithful
enter into The Joys OF the Lord"
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

"a GIDEON d. GuYER respectfully informs hi.
VI ffe DIS and the public generally that he has com
nj menced the CABINET MAKING AND UNDER.
q TAKING BUSINESS. In Eiaf STRAIT ftse deer.
beor srh whrrr he has on band aud cons sniy manu-.
features of the beft nEals and by The experience
workmsn All kinds Of Furniture. which lie will dispose
Of on tho most reasonable tens.
N. R.--FuNERAIS attended at the shortest notice
and carrnre. ninrihed lnnI R-Ein
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08
FOss SALE on, fSuNr..

4 SNUG FARM, situate in n,iawafe County penn
n at the rnd II the foDlk Road tho Bethel NJ 81
ng enntaing 10 acres mur 81 with good building
sys Peach aud Apple Oreharls aud nthsf frnii tree
wv u wnnIl suit Market az frr fessionsl man of
49, II aeler II viii he snld bargain rented o.
was lately uwnad by Jno v illiHmsun-l Apply to
WILLIAM Mot'aULIEY.
HfuiHg'oH, maj M. i59 MARKET st.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-03-08

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PnlIxsIc'phiu aud New York

"a BONNIE MANufAC DRY, No 90 Nnrh
~ SECOND Street, thoiwcpr Market md Arch
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49, wond respectfully snll the attention Of MsN-
CHANTS ASo MlLllNEkS, visiting Tie city, IN their
extensive stock Of STRdW GOODS of sTery rev
style, aud description, wach ihey will sell Tar cnfi nf
city nccepinnces nt the lowest aGiufers prices
A>o lHrre assuilmsni o. French aud American Ar'
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