{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
liam Alcn.--.A rvicw took place, ne re-
couniaed in the Colonel, his (now) old ac-
ouaintance-Mr. William Allen A row
took place in the notel where he lodged; ms
evidence was waited, and the acting magls-


magistrate was-NIr William Allen


Walking with friend to see the hospital,


he was told the ames of the trustees; one
of them was-Mr,William Allen! lie nap


pened to overhea' debate about prop


erty which had 5en forfeited by man VINO


ranaway in the tine of war; the names OF
the Commissioners were mentioned IN the


course of the argument, and one of them was
-Mr. William lllen! Another day he
NET = friend from Niagara in doleful mood;


inquired The cause and was informed that
tbe Com nisyiou,.,s for war losses had cut
off his claim. whd are the commissioners,


asked he of Osweg, the reply was a, ID, y,
| ID, and-Mr William Allen! lie soia some
of his goods to merchant, wao gave MIN an
order on the treasurer OF the dist'lct' tne


treasurer was-Mr. William Allen ne
had occasion to inquire tor black cillp nat,
and was directed for good one to apply at


the store of-Mr. William Allen. lie could
contain no longer, but amazed, astonish IL
and confoundcd, exclaimed-How do pity


this poor man, this Mr.. William Allen.


Poh. saws my uncle Sam, YOU see but small


specimen of the blessings of our provincial
government. The Colonel is an Aberdeens-
mana Scotchnar-a favorite OF the gov


crpment--a townsman of the honoura5le and


reverend owner Of the palace there, (polnt-
\ ing) real man for busne plum
in short he is-he is-Mr. William Al
! len !-Uhher CanWia .4dpocate.