{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
i give us peculiar pleasure to record eve
W instance of perpetrated and of cxpiatcd
crime, like the following. A bookseller in
ms city received through the post office,
4 note from an unknown hand enclosing u
sum of money, and stating that a boy had
nearly year ago stolen book from his
store-but that Sod" to adopt the simple
nnt expressive phraseology of the writer,
would not let me rest or keep the book
without paying for it." The letter concludes
enns-"Forgive me as God has forgiven
me-" Perhaps none but the Deity and the
iepentant sinner himself knows who has
,e aohe this deed-Iet him keep the secret in
ms own heart, and only remember it to
.n! AVOID such temptations hereafter. If ever
h; tn's paper reaches his eye, we can assure
nm n'n that he is cordially and affectionately


''rs'yen, and that he has the best wishes