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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

SHEPHERDsTowN, Sept. %. - Mr. Tindell
who has been Tor two months past boring for water
al this place, and had penetrated a hard rock IN
the depth of so feet, was so unfortunate. aboutte
days since, as 10 break his rods 50 feet below the
surface. The water had risen to within I6 feet of
tue top, afoTdng strong indication of sucress.-
Many persons now thought as fair hopes eutirelv
blasted; but, notwithstanding the smallness of The
hole. (between and inches i'm diameterO Mr. y
succeeded in fastening his rode. Something had
been thrown in, (by accident or design,) and at or
the apphcatlon. oil power sufficient raise eighf
ons weight, the rods again separated, thereby rem
dering almost hopeless the borer's boldest efforts
But The labors OF the ingenious workman were not
10 be thus speedily frustrated. Mr.. T. nothing
daunled again fastened his rods, and by the appli
cation of a similar power, succeeded in exrIcatinc
them. His ingenuity in the business deserves to he
noticed, and 1t is matter of doubt whether like
accident has ever been repaired so expeditousIv if
az all lie IS now proceeding, with every prospect
Of success. free Press.
The National Inteliigencer of Saturday last sta
ted, that Commodore Porter had been invited to ac-
cepi high naval command BY the Mexican and
colombian government. On this subject we are
to say, that The Mexican governme.t.
being acquainted with the abilities Of Com. Porter
resolved TO receive him into their navy provided he
stu desires TO enter the service of that Republic
This resolution was taken in consequence of pro-
position made by the President in the council of
government on the 18th of July, in which it was
made known that the object to admit, not 10
invite.
There IS not in the Mexican Navy such an Off |
'er as commander-in-chiel, though the Pre.idea
nay give the command of the naval forces to what
'itcer he pleases, according to circumstances.
This statement Of facts is communicated merel,
o correct an inaceuracy. NJ K. u. .aap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Madam Pasta, singer Of distinguished celebrity
was offered two thousand guineas $4,000 if she
would engage to sing exclusively, at the Kings
Opera, London, for The present season. Her en-
gagements at Paris prevented her acceptance of,his
tempting oGer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

PUBLIC DEBT-We understand that G. ls7
006 dollars 81 cents of the six per cent stock oil
~ 2 will be quidied on The first of October next.
W arrants have been already issued 10 this amount.
Tie original loan authorized on tie 18th oil
March, 1872, and amounted to Z, 1874, 700 dollars
about one-iourth of whichit Will be- seen has pre-
viously redeemed. TVusa Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

YoRx, CO. CO. Sept. Lit is calculated that no
less than eight thousand Indians were lately as
sembed at Maiden in the Western District, on the
occasion ofreceiying their presents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Mr.. Brown, American minister in France, was
much lndIsposed In July, and obliged to have re-
course TO mineral waters il Savoy.
MIR. Arlington, late British Charge d Affaires
is at present in New York from whence he viii
shortly emh-rh for England The Baron de Stacked
burg, it is reported, has out from Stockholm, OF
his return 10 the United States, where he will re
soue the duties OF his appointment, as Charge d.
Ahaires from Sweden. Hash. G. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

BosToN, Sept 29.-The President .ayrived
Mr. Adams arrived in this city last evening in he
Steam Boat line, from w Washington, ADD took lods-
ings at the Exchange Coffee House. We learn that
Mrs. Adams remains at Philadelphia, convaescent,
though yet sufficiently recoy eli ed to resume hei
journey. Statesman
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Now is the time to Preserve your
Teeth
d. CASS.
SURGEON DENTIST &C.,

SURGEON DENTIST &C.,
Informs the ladies and gentlemen ot Whining
ton, and its vicinity, that he will wait upon them
at bis room, at the house of Mis- Anderson in
High ST., below Smiths Hotel, or AT their own
houses, for the space of few weeks in the line
of his profession. lie performs every necessary
operation on the teeth and gums; removing
with care fixed tartar. He cleans, separates, and
poshes teeth without ,njurins the enamel His
confidence in his unrivalled mode OF extracts s.
teeth, is undminsled, and no one can want co'-
fdence, after once submitting = trial. lie eX
tracts broken and decayed teeth, roots and
stumps, that have been despalred Of, without IL
jury 10 the gums: mends teeth with foil or gold.
to be as lasting and useful AS snnnd ceth with
out pain in the operation inserts artificial teeth
in neat and durable manner regulates chill
dren's teeth, and gives advice on the teeth graf
is, it applied to at his room.
N. b. lie keeps powder for the teeth, which
wbtens them and is very beneficial 20 the gums
He requests those wishing any Of his services to
call in the course OF the above mentioned lime,
as he will leave town at the expiration otit.
! Nav 18th. 55--tf.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
DRY GOODS,
Cheap Dry Goods.

(1HALKLEY soMERS has just opened at No.
~ as, Market street, between Jos. c. Gllpn's
and Newlin & Woolston's, an elegant assortment
of Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods, among
which ARE the following, viz Supcrfne and low
priced Cloths and Cassimeres, Vigonia Cassi-
mcres and Cassinets, Irish Linens, Long Lawns
and Linen Cambrcks, Irish Sheeting, Grapes
and Silks, Grape and Silk shawls, superior fash
ionable Stripes for Pantaloons; Sup. Calicoes and
Painted Muslins, with a general assortment OF
Domestic Sheetings, shirtngs, Plaids, Stripes,
Checks, Tickings, Pttsburg Cords and Deniins,
&c. all of which will be sold. wholesale or retail
at the lowest cash prices
Nav 8, 1925. S-Atp
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
E,.ou, The baltimore american.

DEspATCH.-Among the vessels which
s.;I.d from Baltimore on the 10th Of April
last, tor West India ports, to avail them
elves of the great rise in coffee and other
so,on;aj produce, was the brig Griffin. She left
tH' the Capes on the 18th and arrived at Port
~, Prince OH the 18th, in the very short space
of of seven days-she succeeded completely in
the object Of her voyage, having made her
purchases at the lowest rates. three days
ppreyious to the PRONUNCIATION of the intel
Reess Iireuce by subsequent arrivals. The Griffin
returned to this port on Saturday. with a
ful cargo of coffee, having been absent
only thirty-three daya! Before she left Port
au Prince cutter had arrived from Eng.
land with large amount in specie, for the
purpose of purchasing coifce--but her OBJ
iect, as we'll as that of othcr express vessels
from New York and elsewhere. had been
anticipated by the superior sailing OF thc
Griffin. For many years past the balti-
more vessels have ably sustained the rcputa-
tion of outsaling any others that float.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
DIED.

At Baiboursvile, in the State Of Virginia,
on the 10th instant, Colonel THOMAS
BARBOUR, (Father Of the present Secre-
tary of War) in the goth year Of his age
In London, Gen. ALEXANDER, Earl oi
Balcarras, aged 7s. He commanded rcgi
mcnt in Burgoyne's army, which was cap
ture; at Saratoga in l777.
In Plymouth, Eng, Mrs. EMILY LIN
ZEE, widow of Vice Admiral Samuel Hood
i.inzec, formerly OF Boston, aged as.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
CHEAP, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores,
SO & lOOo
Market Street, Wilmington.

Market Street, Wilmington.
A r either of the above stands, the public will
~ a, ali times find complete assortment OF
Ncn,, Women's Misses, Boys, and Childrens
Leather and Morocco Boots and Shoes.
Ladies silk, Valencia, Kid, Everlasting and
Prunella Slippers, made in the most fashionable
stylc, of the best materials, and by choice work
men, 80, -
1000 pair Of Coarse Shoes, and 500 pair of
I,ct Boots, suitable for the country markets;
which win be sod remarkably low.
An nussor,ment of Ladies' and Child"en's Fast
crn made Morocco and Kid Shoes, from 81 10
90 cents per pair. =
Orders supplied on the most liberal terms' tor
cash or aaceptances
The subscribers have employed person
who is well acquainted with cutting and ii't'ng
those whoa.e disposed to leave their measures
men, " omen or children
V. M.Neal, e Son.
NH. general assortment of Travelling and
| Hair Trunks
Wilmington, May 19, 1926 54-,f
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
For the Wilmingt0nian.

How various arc the characters fyis;ors. We
have the tattng visitor the talkative, the silent
the noisy, the laughing, the welcome visitor, &c.
&C., all dlfierng,as the minds, dispositions, cdu-
cation and habits of persons are dlssilnilar.-Of
all the visitors, those whose object is to accu-
mulate knowledge Of private circumstances,
with the intention Of circulating reports, are
the worst. Deep in their projects, and cum
ming from practice, they are expert in first con-
cilatlng your confidence, and then by indirect
questions draw from you disclosure Of facts
which should remain as secret as the things OF
iuturity. They arc clad in the face ofa conflant,
vet the most injurious encmyi decked in the
smiles Of friendship, while they are plotting your
destruction. 1t is peculiar trait i'll these charac
tiers to make the strongest pretentions OF having
feeling interest for your elfarc; and while
they support their professions by strong asscr
vatlons, and specious and plausible appearan
ces, the unwary heart of their victim becomes
beguiled, and with all the cofdence of love
trusts his reputation to a designing hypocrite
and alas! too late the fated victim finds that the
hidden things" of his soul, are trumpetcd tc
the world, and the clarion of disgrace is blown a
loud over the inundated secrets which were con
tdent'ally reposed apretended friend. Ifther'
isa character in the community, that deserves
the exccration of his fcllow citiz ems, it is th1
Sanderous tattler Cunning as fox, decetfu
=" false oath, and poisonous as viper. he i
calculated to spread contention, pain and dis
grace throughout society, in the most speedy
and destructive manner. Mocking heaven witt
the remorscless breach of implied promises
calous and Indifferent to the pangs which h
inhicts on the subjects of his tortures, he
destitute Of morality, and knows no tenderness
ofsoul. Skilled in magnifying faults, and nge
NOUS at inventing tales, a pecadillo becomes
nigh crime and misdemeanor, while immacu
late innocence is tarnished with indelible stains
and many character which was bright as tn
noon day sun, is envcloped in the gloomy cloud
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Medical Society of Delaware.

WIlmington Nay II, 1925.
At an annual meeting of the Medical Society
of the State of Del held in this place of Tues
dav the 10th inst. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
President ALLAN M'LANE, NJ. d.
! ice President nt-ARNOLD NAUDAIN, NJ. d.
Yreasurer.-THOMAS NJ. STOUT, NJ. D.
Secretarl-J. +. VAUGHAN, NJ. d.
CensOrS,
Francis D. Wait, NJ D.--John johnson, NJ.
DIR Jas. Tton and DR.. Washington Rus
sell.
Board of Examiners,
Ne,o Castle C0unty-A. Nc. Lane, NJ D.
w. Gibbons, NJ. D.-Wm. w. Baker, NJ. D.
Dr. Tilton,-Arnold Naudain, NJ. D.-and Fran
els d. Wait, NJ d.
Kent County-Wm. Collins, NJ. D-Samuel
Fislcr NJ. D.-J. F. Vaughan, NJ D.-T. NJ
Stout; NJ D-J. G. Maxwell, NJ D-J. p. Lof-
land, NJ. d.
SUSSEX Couaty-Dr Joseph B. Harris-Wm.
W. Woofe, NJ. D.-and Robert II. Griffith, NJ.
D.
license was granted by the Board of Exami-
ncrs, to Geo. b. Brinton, N. d. and ]. c. Thom-
as, NJ. d. and after an examination, to Peter Wa
pies
Dr's, Brinton, Thomas, Russell, and NAPLES,
were d,llv elected members of the Society.
The President appointed John c. Thomas, NJ.
ID. Orator; to deliver the annual Grafton before
the Society, at its meeting in Dover, on the 2nd
Tuesday in May 1926.
BY order of the Society, the Board of Exami-
ners was directed to meet again at Cantwells
Bridge on the third Tuesday of Nov. next.
The Society then adjourned to meet in Dover
on the second Tuesday in May 1926.
]. F. VAUGHAN, NJ. d. Nee.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

of disgrace. There is no cure for the wounds
inflicted by these assassins, for their dagger is
stepped in deadly poison. There can be no
re-estabshment of character, for this world is
a censorious world. and retains with undimin-
ishng vvidness and decided preference, the
the faults and blemishes Of man. The only
solace we can find for the woes Of calumny is
within our own breasts. Conscious innocence
is the mtigs8ing balm to lul the pal.5 IS inflicted
by tattlek songue, and while We mourn over
our culpable ere dulity, We fly to the solitude
of our own hearts, and bear with patience the
exposition of our hallowed and long hidden
concerns, and weep for the depravity of man.
MEDLEY.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
TASTE AND FASHION.
J. Scott.
B. w. BR.iCkIN

Becs leave 70 inform his friends and the public
generally that lie still continues to receive at his
Book and Fashionable Hat Store, ri.
No. 90, Market street, Wilmington, a full supply
of
MEMS AND BOYS FUR HATS,
From Messrs G.. & J Ii Bulkiey, Philadelphia
of the latest fashions, and OF very superior CO.
lors and qualities, which he will dispose OF at re-
duced prices.
nTj. S has on hanl an assortment OF WHITE
and DRAB Hats, suitable for the Summer sea
aL,, OF 1So5 35--4t.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
For the Wilmington,an.
On the murder Of Miss +. Cunningham.

On the mufucf Oh MISS L. CunnluS ndni
o! hear the dying wall of her
Whose heart rufiian caused to bleed
Pale Pity shed the angusl'd tear,
To view the dark, the bloody deed!
A murd'rcr plung'd the dagger deep
The wild scream Aoated on the air,
And Mercy's self was seen to weep,
While beauty sunk in sad despair!
Approach-and view that spoutng wound
Ali see the streaming purple gore.
She lies entranc'd on yonder ground
She shall arisc--no-neye more!
Didst thou not hear the parting sigh,
When still she begg'd to sec her fricnd''
OH ditlst thHu mark her fearful eye
When aid she ask'd her God to lend'
All! ycs--but fanting down she fell
In deaths embrace, with ysagc pale.
But see that haggard Gend ofhell,
lie smiles to hear herpitcous wall
oh! God, shall he from vengance fly.
Nor feel thy wrath upon his head'
No Justice dooms the iend TO die,
And sleep with all the guilty dead
WILLIAM.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Coach s. HARNESS Making
PETER A, HUMPHREYS

Il : .dAN AAs 49, - AsAA AAAS~~S
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that lie continues the above busi-
ness at his old established stand, for many years
known as that of Coach and Harness Ma
ker.
No. s Hanover 81, nert door to the Bank Of
Ueluuare.
That having employed the best and most skill
fill workmen he is enabled to make Coaches,
Gigs, Dearborns, &c &c. on the most approx ed
plan. and in the most fashionable order; COM
bining durability with Jeauty, comort and ease N
tra,eiLng which will place them ON parallel
with any made in the Borough.
Carriages of all kinds will be neatly and care
fully repaired, and likewise Harness, ON the most
reasonable terms and At the shortest no'ice'
G-rOrdcrs will be thankfully received and
punc;ually attended to.
Three Apprentices wanted None need ap
ply who csnno, come well recommended ior III
dustry and moralit,.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Spring Goods.

VUVHE. Subscriber having recently commenced
4 the DRY GOODS business in Wilmington, at
No. 81, Market Street, three door above the Far
mers Bank, and Immediately opposite IEr. James
Gardaer's store, has, in addition to his Winter
stock of Clo,hs and Cassimeres, added thereto an
extensive assortment of SPRING Goods, of choic-
est selections, which he will sell on the most lib
elal terms.
William Il. T0mlnson.
Wilmington, April 7th, 1895 2S-2mp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
NEW STORE.
HuZby s. Hassett

Respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have just opened New Store,
No. 81, Markct-strcct, Wilmington,
Next door to General Wolfe's Hotel, where they
have and intend keeping, general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Such as Cloths, Cassiners, Sattnets, Bomba-
ze,ts, Flannels, Calicoes, Gingl'ams, Vestings,
Irish linens; Cambricks and other fine N1uslins,
&c &c Domestic plaitls. stripes Pittsburgh cords,
T,lkings, Checks; also shirtings and Sheetlngs
otvario, descriptions &c all oil winch they oIlef
on reasonable terms.
4 Mo 23lh 1S25-51-5m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Dissolution of Copartnership.

The copartnershp of tie subscribers, trading
under the firm of Samuel Sappington & Co. ha-
wing this day expired, by its own limitations all per
sons having demands against them will please pre-
sent them for settlement. and those Indebted,
he note or otherwise, are requested 10 make
immediate payment to either OF the subscrl-
bes
Samuel Sappington
George w. Worrcll.
May 10th 1895. 34-at.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
! OuTS,
ARCH'D M'ALLISTER.

A writer in the Owego Gazette, proposes
the construction of rail way down inc
main valley of the SusquehannaN' from
Owcgo to Baltimore.
A young lady by the name OF freoie' at
Woolwich, Maine, in full health, icii dead at
the foot of hcl brothers. bed, while ne thch
in his last moments, was addressing her'
They were both buried in the SANG grave
Mr. Stephen Nichols, of Salem, has IN
vented an ingenious apparatus tor trying
the strength Of chain cables, III very ac-
curate manner.
The Editor Of the Norwalk Gazette OF
fers premium of years paper for the
best written Dunning Address to his delin-
ouent customers, which shall be received
within one month, and be judged to answer
the purpose.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
THE WFLNTINGToNzAN,
DELAWARE REGISTER,
Thursday, May 26, 1926.

.lhhointmem 6y the President.-Thomas
NJ. Rodney, of Delaware, to be Consular
Commercial Agent of the United States at
Havana, in place of John Warner, deceased.
We deem it a duty to inform our readers,
(who are not acquainted with the Cir
cumstancc) that the STATE Bank at Trenton
has stopped payment: notes on this bank are
now. Of course, good for but little. 1t is said
that some persons arc willing to receive then
at 25 per cent. below par; but we are moi
certain that this is the case.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
MARRIED.,

At Lcwcs, Del, on the 28th inst, by the
Rev. John Rodney of Easton, Penn, DdUid
Landreth, Jr., of Philadelphia county, to
Miss Eliza, daughter Of Caleb Rodney, Esq,
of Delaware.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

Among the new works announced in the
London papers, we observe "John Bull in
America - to be published by Mr.. John
Miller, Bridges st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
Medicines, Drugs, &C..

sold at reduced prices.
Sulpha,e of Quinine, British Oil,
in solution, pills, &C., Bateman's Drops,
Red, Pale, aud Yellow Godfrey's Cordial,
Bark, Opodelcoc,
Henry's Calcncd Mag { Haarlem Oil,
ne sia, SStoughton's Bittcrs.
Superior white Sage, shulz Bitters,
Bcthleham O,t meal, s Turlington's Balsam,
Bermuda Arrow Root, Cephaelic Snuff,
Approved worm Tea, 5 Barber's Horse pow.
Balt. Oil of worlnseed, ders,,
Meads Antidyspcptic : Dalby's Carminative,
Pills, Scidlitz and Sodaic
Deans Rheumatic do. 5 Powders,
Lees N. l.. & Wind Ague and Fever Pow
ham do. der,
Fishers or Neper's do. { Ague and Fever Pre-
Anterson's Scots do 5 ventve,
lloopr's do. Group Syrup,
Choc drops for Chill CASTOR OIL in Bot
dren, ties,
with an assortment of ESSENCES, by The gross
or Bottle.
Family Recipes and Medical Prescriptions
carefully compounded.
s.*Orders for Medicines punctually attended to.
C.rAny articles in the above line may be had at
the store No. l35, Mrket.st., few doors above
Landlords Tavern.
May 5th, 1825--32-tf.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

Home Baked Brcad--A late medical
writer of eminence, speaking of the deleteri-
GUS effects of bakers bread re, ommends 1t to
families to make their own wheat bread LET
says, he, the best and clcanest wheat be ground
by an honest miller, without being dress
ed at all, let it be made into bread and well
baked Bread made Of fine flour, is OF toe
astringent quality; but if the bran be re-
taincd, the bread will be found equally nu-
tritious and much more conducive to good
health"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

To the Editors of the U. S. Gazette.
Fort Hunter near Ha1risburgh, APRIL 20,
1925.
saw paragraph in your paper ON Sat
urday the 23d inst. relating to an old build
ing that was taken down at Kcnsington, in
front of the celebrated Elm tree, under
which VIM. Penn, formed his treaty with
the Indians, brick was found III the front
corner ofthe upper portion about the second
story, with the name of Thomas Fairman,
deeply cut on the edge, and on the end,
Sept. 1702. curiosity is excited to know
whether the name is recolected by amy of
our old inhabitants.
have bible in my possession, that was
brought into this country in 1866, by John
Gibbon; in 1908, Thomas Fairman appears
to be the owner-he then resided in, or
near Philadelphia; in 1887, Joseph Rose
appears to be the owner and IN 1904 1t was
willcd to me, by my mothcr-in-law, who
died in 1904, at the age OF clshty.--lhe BIZ
| BILE is in the old black letter, and was printed
! in 1885. The translator was I'm. 1indal,
who was burnt at the stake in Brebant, for
the translation, in the reign OF Henry the
9th lit is the only copy that know OF. The old
testament is from the Hebrew, and the new
testament from the Greek. There is nc
memorandum in it from the time 1t was
printcd until 1866, when il came to Ameri'
ca. 1t appears the owners landed IN Mas
sachussets, and so came on towards Fenn'
svlyania. The names of several his chi
drcn are recorded in the bible, in and neal
'hiladelphia. This must be tho fa!imaI
whose name was found on the brick.
Il Yours
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

The Easton, Md, Gazette of the 4th In
slant states that the Hessan Fly is making
its accustomed ravagcs upon the hopes and
the labours of the farmers-it is said to be
unusually injurious this season-whole fields
are laid waste and irrecoverably gone. 1t
is supposed that in light lands, the ruin is
complete, and great deal of other lands
is severely aifiicted--three weeks ago the
crop was prosperous-but now the prospect
is sadly changed. The improvements OF
lands by manure is the only hope, and yet
in some we'll dressed grounds the crop will
fail this year owing to the rayages of the
fly
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26

eksslAa&Ea {especl1UIy rttuTHs HIS e'',1N ~,
his friends and customers for their very iiberal
patronage, and informs them end the pnphc tnae
he continues to keep good and careful hofses lor
the harness or saddle. A double Garage, horse
and ei,r or saddle horse, can be furnished at The
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Travellers, whose horses may give out, can be
supplied at a short notice, and Express hors
can be furnished by applying at his Stable at
the cnrner OF Third and King Streets
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-26
H\acksMithing.

In addition to the above, p. A. Hamphr' has
connected with his Coach Making, Smith Shop,
where experienced workmen viii do all KINDS o'
work in this line, on moderate terms
Wilmington, May 10Th 1895. o4-t.