{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The pleasant Spring weather which we
have enjoyed fer few days past. has
brought with it an unusual hustle among the
business doing members of our mercantile
and Mechanical community. Our mechanics
have an unusual run of business. New hous-
es building and old ones to be repaired, have
put all hands in requisition, and the highest
wages are offered to industrious men. We
do not know when we have seen so many
brick dwellings "going up" in this place, as
at this time. We ask no better sign ofpros-
perity than this-wealth is the result OF in
dustry and economy. and our citizens are as
remarkable for both these traits OF charac-
ter, as any elsewhere. "By Industry sye
thriye." This is the motto OF the people
of Wilmington; and whilst others are spec
ulating in customary schemes of wealth, let
US stick BY trade. and trade will stick by us