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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

election of Mr. Buchanan. Have they been
feeding at the public crib alsol Rewarding
friends and furnishing enemies has been one of
Mr. Buchanans favorite policies. Ten thou-
sand dollars year to keep up the Pcsnsyira-
aian ten thousand dollars year 10 keep up
the Philadelphia Aryus, and nineteen thousand
dollars to keep up his PETITE grand rcgula-
tor at Washington. 1t was this Washington
organ that gave the little fellows their cue all
over the country, and set them barking at the
heels of every Popular Sovereignty Democrat
who dared to speak above his breath. The lit
tie fellows, accustomed to look up to their su-
perors for advice, never dreamed that they
were only doing the dirty work of the big fish
who got the pay But still they toiled on and
did the dirty work. and never until the expo
sition of the House committee, did the public
know the cause of all their virulence. Now
the scales have been removed from their eyes,
and they can behold their position, and if those
who have been duped by the means of this
bribery have any respect for themselves, they
will make an humble apology to those they
have SO grossly wronged and libelled.
We would lay our case before the world in
very fe ~ words: Who is the better Demo-
crat, the man who advocates the party from
principle, or the man who clandestinly receives
the public funds for the one sided articles he
is throwing upon the public We would ask |
who deserves to be believed-the papers who
advocate Popular Sovereignty because they
believe it to be right, or those who advocate
the Federal doctrines of Mr.. Buchanan for the
gold, that recent Investigations go to show
have indirectly been flched from the public |
treasury These are the hummer papers that
have no merit within them to sustain them
selves, and failing to be supported by the peo-
pie, are the pauper appendages of a corrupt
Federalism.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

ADvRRTIsiSe.-Sensible people advertise in
the INQUIRER. Need we ask what is the reason
The answer s at the finger ends of everybody.
Because it is read by everybody, circulates
everywhere, and the printing is done SO that
everybody can read it; and the very best reason
Of all is, an advertisement in it is answered i'm
medately. We know that large sales are made
in the INQUIRER. We know this personally,
from our Land traffic, and those whose bust
ness We transact. We make point Of keep
ing the business of our patrons before the pub
lie
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FuGiriyE SLAVE CASE IN PHILADELPHIA. On
Tuesday, q colord man named Moses Arner an
alleged fugitive slave, was brought before
Judge Cadwallader, at Philadelphia.
Officers jenkins and Sharkey and a Mr.. Fitg-
gerald arrested Moses short distance above
harrisburg, at place called YOUNGSTOWN
They walked to Mddletown with him. a dis
lance OF miles, and took the six O clock train
arriving in the city about l. o'clock The
case was under consideration for two DAYS,
and large number of witnesses were examin
ed The case was ably argued by the cousel
on either side, after which the Judge awarded
certificate to the claimant to take the marty
IN accordance with the provisions of the Fnei-
tive Slave Law.
AS soon as the necessary papers were in
readiness carriage was driven to the door on
FIFTH street, where large crowd Of negroes had
assembled, and Moses, escorted by Deputy Mar
shals jenkins and Sharkey, was placed inside,
Tor the purpose Of being conveyed to prison.
The carriage was scarcely in motion, when
several negro men sprang forward and seized
the horses by the heads, and in the melee
breaking the pole Of the carriage Several of
the assailants were knocked over the head by
the police, and taken into custody. BY this
time the carriage and the crowd had reached
Chesnut street in the front of the State House.
where halt was made until another carriage
could be obtained
After few minutes another was driven nm
and under cover Of large and affective body Of
police, under the control Of the Chief Moses
was transferred to the other vehicle, which.
surrounded on all sides by double ranks of DO
licemcu, was driven off slowly out Chestnut
street to Tenth, and down to the County prison.
still followed by the crowd, by whom no fur
Their demonstration was made, though the NUT
tarings were not loud but deep
A writ Of habsds corpus was served on the
Marshal of the United States requiring him to
bring Moses before Judge Allison yesterday
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
FT7''0 VII I'' t' IsNTT07' WVlIc57IH1iI
Tho Il. A. johnson Tragedy-Exam-
nation of the Prisoner.


The examination Of the prisoner, William
johnson, charged with numbering the Captain
and crew Of the sloop A. johnson, took
place in the United States District Court room.
DEMEASoR OF THE PRISONER.
During the examination, the prisoner made
efforts to keep COOL but they were evidently
efforts only. He WAS observed, whenever the
witnesses spoke of the discovery of the blood,
to lave a sort ofnervous twitehing of the body,
and his eyes, which were somewhat sunken,
would seem as if starting out of his head He
also occasionally looked over the noetes of his
counsel, and, though sometimes looking around,
as witness came on the stand, he generally
held his head in one position looking down ut
the table where he sat, His appearance when
some Of the clothes were identified. was also
strained, but the identification of the watch
seemed partiularly to affect him.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY DISCOVERED.
The testimony of the charter of the Il. 4.
johnson to-day, and that of officer Nven, APP
pearcd to clash, inasmuch as the former said
he paid the captain $500, which with the ex-
cepiion of S35 in GOLD was in halves, quarters
and dimes; while MIR. Nevn swore that he
found Slal on the prisoners person. chiefly in
bills on the Farmers and Citizens Bank of
Wiliamsburgh
Since the morning nm important witness has
been discovered, in the person of broker,
named i. =. James, of ll6 South street, who
gave the prisoner n number of bills on that
bank, on the morning the vessel was towed in,
in exchange for specie, ard n supGna has been
issued for that gentleman. Also, forthe keep
er of n house where the prisoner got a cup of
coffee on the same morning. II is supposed
that he must have passed the sloop ON that
during the excitement and got the
money changed.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
FOR PRESIDENT,

TRAVELLING AGENT. William NJ. johnson, of
APPOINTMENTS Hundred, is our travelling agent
to solicit subscriptions and business for the
INQUIRER. Any contracts made by him will be
valid.
Persons in need of job work of any kind,
such MS bill-heads, cards, notebooks, check
books, handbills, labels, books, pamphlets, or
in fact anything in the printing line, will do
well to give him their orders, for we are deter
mined to deliver work, whenever it may be or
dered, cheaper than the same kind of work can
be done in Philadelphia or New York.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

A Card 10 HE Suffering. Rev. William
Cosgroyc, while laboring as missionary in
Japan, was cured Of Consumption when all
other means had failed, by recipe obtained
from learned physician residing in the great
city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consnmp-
ton, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders
DESTROYS of benefting others, will send
this recipe, which have brought home with
me, TO all who need it, free OF charge,
Address,
REV. WM. CosGRoyE,
$50 Baltic street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

ave rely wholly upon the simplicity of the
Democratic creed.n-Dci. Gazette, of Friday, the
30th.
This sounds well from Buchanan Federal
organ after the disclosures of the House COM
mittee. We have no doubt but the Pennsylva-
nian, Argus, and other Federal hirelings, will
say the same thing.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
FURTHER FROM DENOMINATION
llIr ruIn nAAIu A q AALEN-1 OF, a.I,lal l.Il1...

= ~
OF THE BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.--The steamer Wave,
from Vera Cruz on the I'D, put into Berwick
Bay, short Of coal. She comes here for sun
plies of ammunition. The bombardment OF
Vera Cruz continued till the morning Of the
18th, when Mramon attacked the city but af-
ter haitian hours combat was rcpulsed with
considerable loss. There were from two to
five hundred women sheltered in the castle.
The bombardment was resumed again the
same day with renewed yigor, doing much
damage. One bomb burst on the American
consulate, which seemed to be an especial mark
for Miramon.
Another assault was attempted on the night
Of the 10th, but was quickly repulsed.
Gen. Caravajai's force had captured convoy
of fifteen wagons loaded with munitions, pro-
Visions and SO 400, 900 in specie, near Jalapn.
destined for Miramon's army He dispersed
the guard of 700 men.
Mramon raised the siege on the 2lst and
Withdrew towards the capitol.
The prize steamers now in this port haye
been libellcd by the United States Marshal.
The prisoners are now being examined.
CRY OF MEXICO, March la-After the cap
turc Of Gen. Marin's steamers, Miramon sent
decree to the capitol con6scating all American
property, and ordering Americans to be sent
out OF the country.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

To OUR observation-disclosures who are about
to remove their place of residence will confer
favor by calling at our Office and give US the
number or place where we are to send their
papers in the future. This will save both par
ties a great deal of trouble.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
A. ID. INSLEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
AND WRAPPING PAPERS,

bOOkbJ OtdtiuueiyJ 0iuuh ouohoj
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
FANCY ARTYCLE,S, &c.,
NO. 6O3 MARKET ST, WILMINGTON, DEL,
DEes LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
ID TI0N of the public to his large stock Of Goods ut low
rates, comprising ENGLISH FRENCH AND AMERICAN
WRITING PAPERS. embracing all the numerous styles Of
Cap LETTER Noie AMI Flat Papers
fincy Note and letter Rvrs Plain, Gilt, and all coiors;
Legal Cnp and Sermon Paper anl various descriptions ~
Foreign and Domestic Writing Papers suitable iui Schools
Banks Offices Merchants, sc.
Enrelo1es--lain aud Fancy NUe, Letter, Commercial,
Legal, and all other sizes and cunrs.
Tuck Mmo,antms large and small, plain and fancy Of
all descriptions.
Ea0rdrings- English American French and GermNn.
Arnod'a, Buffers, Maynard Nnycs' lIoscra iiarri-
sons and McON's Inks.
BldRk Rp,ls Of every description for Merchants and
all Business men, &c" on sale made to order In the most
desirable manner.
Steel Pms NJ all the hest makers. colt Rms, with or
without holders, in guld or silver cases.
hooi BOots-All the latest aud hest editions published
anil those NOW IN general Use
Fhmiiy anil ihrkrt BbeS, Prayer and Hymn Books, Of
all denominations. IN MI styles Of hindng Religious
anil Moral Books aud large Htock of Miscellaneous read
ing and also all the HfO notifications received
published Magazines, STANDARD, and Popular Works All
kinds oftliit Books Illustrated Works Albums, Autograph
Books large stock NJ Juvenile Books. large ass0rt
men Coax Books Archcclutaland Farmers iiols and
great variety other books too numerous to mention
large stock Of Fancy articles. Artists materials,
Pocket louks nnl PnrtnunuIi Hack Cannon Boards,
Chessncn D0iinors Portfolios, cnkniScs, Drawing Books
Copying Books, tio Silver and Flower Papers, States
Brushes and Toy Rocks ntstnnds--n large variety, Mnt-
ematici instruments, Rubber Pencil Holders. Black and
Courel Cayons, Paper Mache desks Rose Wool n- Ma
hugany, do Leather do Work BOxes Engineer Drawings
Cards Drawing mud Tracing Papers, Wrapping Papers for
Druggists Hardware, DryGoo' Groceries Paper agsof
all -izes. A. u. 1NSLEE
No. COS Market street above Sixth.
mi;il-if opposite Bank Of Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

ATTORNEY GENERAL.-We understand that
Governor Burton disappointed his son-in-law,
Aired Wooten, Attorney General for the State
Of Delaware.
"The man who will not provide for his own
household is worse than heathen.p
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

SMYRNA, March 18th, 1860.
EDITon OF Del. IYQuIRER.--Dear Sir-The
contractors for the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad arrived Mt Smyrna Station to-day,
with their horses, carts, tools &c. &c. They
will commence work Tomorrow with heavy
force. W.M.J.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

In this city on the Goth inst, BY the Rev. q.
II: Wiswell, Mn W. 9. PENNYrAcKER, formerly
OF chester county, TO MISS SALLIE A.. only
daughter of Achilles llollingsworth, Esq.
Chester county papers please copy.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

WANTED-On an unencumbered property
worth 100000, in this city. $4,000 Any one
having that amount of money 10 invest, will
find il to their advantage to call at the office of
the DELAWARE Inquirer
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

andrew jackson, Jr., of Tenn, while in
New Orleans last week, had valuable gold
watch stolen from his room in the Brooks
House.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
RLAGKSMI,TIFIN NV q :.

TNiE U N ID E RSIGNED WOULD I'M.
FORM his friends and the public generally that ho
s taken me stand recently occupied By Patrick Dolrher.
ty at the FOOT OF SIMPLIFY STREET where he intsnds
carrying ntle HLACKSMITHING BUSINESS
in nll ia various branches, such az HORSE sjIoLINu
WORK, &c. '''i'n aiir
Of the public patronage, ''''s
EDWARD FARMER
~ b-stlirt attention personally paid to Horse Shoe
ing and all work warranted Ia render satisfaction tnolrn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
VERY IMPORTANT TO TRIMMING
AND MILLINERY STORES.

DiGcalty IA Breathing.
I1ipHdffon 9ftc HsdH, Diptlerid,
and for the relief Of patients in the advanced stages Of
CONSUMPTION,
t9her ~ib all disea@s efc Troa and chest and iphieh
predisI0se 10 consumption,
II is peculiarly adapted the radical curr uf Asthma
Being prepared by practical Physician and Druggist
nnt nne Of great experience In The Of the yar1s III
Hclses TO which the human frame il liable.
II is offered to the afflicted with the greatest confidence
R6-rry It and be convinced that II Il Invaluable III The
cure Of Bronchial affections.
Price 81 cents per bottle
Prepared only by DR. A. ESENWEIN 4 CO., DrugglAts
and Chemists n. W Corner Ut Ninth 4 Poplar Streets
plila'ielphin Sold by every respectable Druggist ami
Dwltt 81 Meiirie Throughout the state. mr3l-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

SOUTHERN Built STEAM FIRE ENGrsg.-The
steam fire engine just built at Richmond, Va,
for the Russian government, had successful
trial on Wednesday. She threw stream down
Main street Of 2l5 feet in solid body, and
scattering heavy spray 240 feet Her weight
is G,00O pounds, and she was built at r cost of
$4,000. The Dispatch says that in few DAYS
she will be exhibited in Washington and Bal
timore.
HoMIclDE.--on Wednesday difficulty oc
Cured in Fairfax county, Va. one mile from
Alexandria, between Joseph Il, Monroe and
William Howard, which resulted in the former
being shot dead by pistol in the hands the
latter. Howard gave himself up, but the CO.
roner's jury declared that he acted in self-de-
Tense, whereupon he was discharged.
Lieut.. E. Donaldson, United States navy
bearer of dispatches, arrived at New York on
Wednesday, from Liverpool, in the steamer
City of Washington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
lENHE ANNUAL MEETINc. oET4E \,
0MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE, ),


A HUSBANDS soLILoQUY.
ny TnE BARD or TOWER HALL.
Not long ago loved maid,
Who lived some miles away
And twice week rode TO her
On fathers lapple gray;
But father sold the faithful beast
And bitter was my loss;
sighed to see my love, anil cried
my kingdom for horsem
She wrote a note--"AIy Charley dear.
What Keeps thee, love awayi
ye watched and watched 10 see then come
Upon thy dapple gray
fear thy love Is not Ms gold.
But only worthless dress
Oh cruel words wildly cried
MY Kingdom for horse"
went on foot to seek her hand
And her TO church led
Ihree months have past, aud have now
broken heart aud head.
My wifc's u TARTAR have wounds
Which will my words endorec
would that leagues between us Ian
MY kingdom for hurso!r
The man thus grieyeh would never buy
His clothes at Tower Hall
Ills lack oftasc provoked his wilr
Whose wrath ON him did fall.
She used the broom upon his head.
And, filled with keen remorse
Like yanquished Richard, he exclaimed
MY kingdom for horsc!'
TRrgHoLr has just opened his superb establishment al
the N f. corner Of Second and Market Streets with very
superior lot Of Cout pantsaud Vests and all other articles
mers md others at very low prices Persons wishing
good and cheap Hnit Of Clothes will not fail to give him
GALL as ho has such variety cannot fail to suit The
most particular LEWIS TRUEH0LT,
Tower Hail Clothing EMPORIUM
Cor Second and Market Streets.
nTal'om Wilmington, Del,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

WANTED-A purchaser for a CUNNING
SklFF-new, copper fastened clieker built,
and sets so light in the water that she can be
pushed through the reeds with facility-suta-
Bile for railing. Inquire At the INQriREn Office
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

Cui SI6oibbT Us
1t is supposed that another appropriation of
$4,000, in addition to the 5000 already ap-
propriated will be required. The following
amounts were appropriated to railroads for
transportation, viz: Alexandria and Wash
ington, $lo2; Richmond, Fredericksburg; and
Potomac, $5,6l6; Richmond and Petersburg,
1927; Baltimore and Ohio, Sls,373,72.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

TO THE PUBLIc.-THEuN I'M

to THE FUBLIC.-TTfE UN-
cssx, pERsIaSED being well known as awriter
1RFTNSSN would offer his services tn all rc1uiriur
i sea Literary aid. lie will furnish addresses
80 Wy Ornnnr, Essays, Presentation speeches AMI
isp'H' Lines Tor Albums, Acknowledgements matter FIR
tho Iress-Obtnarics and write Poetry upo NM snbrct
hlvrs sppst pup FINLEY JOHNSON
"cc'lt New York City
'E'HE ANNUAL MEETING: OFTHE VIII.
Il MINGToN INSTITUTE will be held in the Library
Room corner Fourth and Market Streets on Monday Anvil
~ ut o'clock pm. general attendance Of memberss
ueslreu - mpor ant matters relating To the future gov
eheht 81 tue Institute will be brought before tn meet
u. h. TAGGART,
linp
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
WANTS..

WANTED. On property worth $4,000,
-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which am
pie security in bond and mortgage will be
given. Apply Mt the lSQuiRER Office.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

Capt. Delvigne, the frstinvcntorof percussion
locks has had a pension of 6,OOO francs con-
ferred upon him by Napoleon Ill.
DIR. Rufus Killinger. of Smyth county, VA,
committed suicide on last Saturday by shoot
ing himself with pistol.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

foK SALE-A large three stored Brick House altia,e
IN Eighth between Washington and Wcst streets Tls n
nargr convenient house, with gns in every room troni
anu back narlors IL contains rooms and jntl roam
not anu cold waar Range in the kitchen and every mail
ern Improvement This il of the best built loias IN
ply To JAMES WoVTitnS,iuBbv AP
s-""soH No. 4O4 Market Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FOR SALE-A farm containing ninety.nine Nora. 20
good arabic land This farm IL situated about eght o a.,
iini wilmington on the cross leading from The Ke"ns,
Is In good order, divided into convenient nsls all ~ ~ i l
are waterc1 Tho buildings good and snstana I a
me l'iouses are III complete order, and 81 fact the i,,
IL all u gnnt farmer could desire. AppIy Ia ~ i''h
JAMES MONTGOMERY
ap13-tt No, 1nl lnrkpt gtp,,t trit.a..i'. -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
C0NvEYANCER AND
NOTAR " PUBLIC
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. 4O4 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
James Montgomery,
scplo-tE PROPRIETOR.

foR sALE-sx three storicd Brick Houses sitno,o -.
Madison street These ara new bulldogs Isi fnlsbad Az
are hhlt ~ the most substantial manner Consdeyl
amount 81 Tie purchase money may remain on thc ns
ap2i-tf No. iO4 Market Sttrci Wii,i
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FOR sALE-A good two storiotl Brick House sitna,o
Orange hetwcen Sth andatl streets will he sold In,
y contains on the first oor parlor and dining room Ts
tuatioh Is pleasant agreeable, aud IN locality at NJ
at 4Oi Market Street. i"' '"''''"lly
iy2i-tr IAupc .taNnca,.,,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

Mr.. Il. 2. g. Judson ("Ned Buntlinc'') has
recently lost his wife, who died on the ! ith
inst, in Hamilton county y, Y.
George A. Whitney, Boston merchant, who
died few days ago, had his life insured for
$4,000.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

Tue subscriber can invest ut uast Thirty Jorsand Nj
lars in New Castle County, in sums yryin FINN sira y
slUo1 ~ good secure Mortgages for which bonus oI
rom nVr ietri ler cent will he given. Persons hNylnp
money TO invest will we'll tOrall No. 4O4 Market strcsa
o'"''e s"''s 'ut'her' JAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

fun sAbE-a very pretty building LOT stiated nh
west second street between Orange and Tanall TIis
good situation and would do for almost INV Kind ~ @
shancai business Inns front Of twenty three fet f"
inri'E On Second street, and runs back n hundred ,
thrty-two rect For further particulars opply ia A"'
JAMES MONTGOMERY
hp-5it NJ. l0+ Market Street Wilminatau
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FOR sAhE-A three storied Brick House. situated \,
H. for1r o. sree and Seventh Streets This one Of
bargain u applied for sonn Apply 10 - '''' VI
apiD-if No l0l Market s,raa, ,r.,ih1'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

FOR SAlE-A hundred Building Lots for sale in IN,
western part 81 me city, Prices moderate and ferns a
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

The cosr or JoHs BRows's RAlD.-The COM
missioners appointed to audit and settle the
expenses of John Browns raid have reported to
the Virginia House Of Delegates the following
itema.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

NO. 4Os MARKET ST., WILMINGTON
IN DELAWARE,--EIlJAH BLAKE, pRopRlIron. -rbe
undersigned would respectfully 10 his friendH and
the public generally tint he carries on the Barerine lua
heau Al No. HOS Market street where everything In
o. business viii be cheeriny attended to and General sat-
isi se rendered ELIJAH BLAKE
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
HI February 18th. 1850, THOMAS FORD an inarn,nr
nrrd apprentice 70 the boot making business This Is 10
caution the public against trusting haroriDg said bny
on my account us will pny debts whatever Of s c,
Hau. l, PATRICK TAGGERT.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

" ~, from tue counter of Dir. Grimshaw's store one
nest Of Brass Troy Weights. suitable reward will Le
plIu InI lnelr recovery mrl7-tf