{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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It having appeared by proclamation. that
the sheep Of a worthy miller. somewhere in
this COUNTY, are in danger Of beng all de-
vourcd by dogs and puppies, he has been
pleased to make known his fears and good
pleasure, by proclamation, wherein he de-
clares that a price shall be fixed on che head
Of every individual of the canine race, which
shall dare leap hedge, fence, or ditch, and
place paw on his lands. This grand bulletin,
announcing the commencement of war OF
determination against the long-tails, chanccd
to be read in the hearing of one of the
hopeared kind; he becomes alarmed tor
the safety ofaH concerned, and writes to one
of the more privileged class for advice in
the matter; and for more general circulation
the printer is honored with a copy OF the let