{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
owing to the following circumstances, it will
be impossible, or, at least, very inconvenient
for him to be ready against the day ap-
pointed.-First. The difficulty of collecting
money and determination not to involve
himself in debt, even for the sake of young
wife, will operate much againstit. Second.
ly. The warm weather for these several
years, even while your Petitioner had an ell
dcrly, prudent, and moderate woman, TOR
his wife, set pretty hard on him, and he be-
ing at present in pretty good health, would
wish to be able to harvest little, but is ap-
prehensive that were he to take wife, the
approaching season would be too much for
him. Your Petitioner, therefore prays, that
you will put off the happy day, at least, until
about Christmas. He also prays that you
will grant him the favour of providing an
other person for companion for him, as it
is impossible, under existing circumstances,
that union between him, and the person,
that your Honorable Body have pitched up
on; can never take place.


If this be granted, your Petitioner will
(when in duty bound) for you earnestly pray.
Mr.. Neidestekter. lately appointed Charge