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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

MANN BUTLER.

pOoC! 1lCSpCCLtullS
MANN BUTLER.
-
hterrogatories respecting the obscure points
IN Kentucky Histqy.
list. Is there any knowledge of the ex-
istence of any copy OF the tteaty negotia-
ted in 1863 at fort Stanwix now the town
Of Rome, in New York, By Sir William
johnson, with the Six Natpns, ceding to
the British crown the county west of the
Allegheny, to the Cherokee Or Tennessee
river? Or any knowledge d the bounja-
ries, in addition to the above statement,
which is derived from Franklin's works,
4th volume.
Cd. Is there any knowledge of the
boundaries coded by the treaty, made by
Lord Dunmore, after the battle of Point
Pleasant, IN 1774?
Sd. Is there any knowledge of treaty
said to have been negotiated by Col. Don
aldson with the Cherokees under the or
ders of Virginia, about l77l, in addition
to the bare statement in Filson's Ken
lucky?
4th. Is there any knowledge of the said
Donaldson's being employed by Virginia
ito run line from six miles above the
Long Island. on Holston, to the mouth of
the Great Kenhawa,' in addition to the
statement of the above author?
5th. Is there any knowledge of James
Mcbride having descended the Kentucky
river in 1854, and having marked his
name at the mouth of that river, indepen-
dent Of the statement in Filson, and re-
peated by Mr.. H. Marshall?
9Th. Is there any knowledge of Mr..
John Filson, whe was in Kentucky in
1884, and published his description of
Kentucky in 1893, in New York? For
the perusal of this, The earliest zuritten &C
count Of Kentucky ertont, am most partic-
ularly indebted to the politeness of a lady
of Louisville.
9TH. Is there any knowledge of G. I'm
lay, who purports to have been "a captain
in the American army during the late
war, (meaning the revolutionary and a
commissioner for laying out lard in the
back settlements?
otb' 10 u'Cic any Pe'Sofeot N'o"iCuSo vi
the capture of Kaskaskia in 1878?
9th. If so, what was the British force
in men and in artillery?
10th What was the time ofthe attack,
in the night or day? b..
18th. Is there any personal knowledge
of the discontents and their causes, on the
unfortunate campaign Of the great west
ern hero, Gen. G. r. Clarke, against the
Wabash Indians in 1887, from this place
18th. If SO, was Clarke opposed to the
delay at Post ST. Vincents, and what Off
GERS were disaffected towards him, and
why?
18th. Is there any authentic knowledge
of the prices Of tobacco at this place and
New Orleans in 1887, when General Will
kinson contracted with the Spanish gov
eminent to deliver it at ten dollars per
hundred weight?
18th. Is there any knowledge of Major
Rogers instructions or the object Of his
expedition to New Orleans from Pitts
burg, about l777, by orders from Win
ginia?
Any notice of the above interrogato.
ries, will be thankfully received, either
through the public papers, or by letter.
directed to Mcssrs. Wilcox and Dicker'
man, Booksellers, Louisville, or the sub
scriber, at the same place.
MANN BUTLER.
Az
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

DowNNGANIA. John Holmes Esq. late U.
S. Senator from Maine, is said to be the real
author of the Jack Downing letters.
A writer who calls himself Royal
Aarch Mason" of Vermont, has commenced
series of letters to his brethren of that
State and the Union, urging the entire aban-
donment of the Institution.
The President of the United States has
recognised Paul Picrro ThomaSson de Lam
assoc as vice consul of France at Savannah
and Charles Knorrc, Esq. vice consul Of
the republic of Hamburg, at Boston.
The chevaler de Tacon, minister resident
of Spain in the United States has been pro-
mo,ed, as mark of the special favor of his
king, to the rank of minister plenipotentiary
and envoy extraordinary.
Ex-Governor Ray of Indiana and w. nj.
TannehiIl, have issued proposals for publish
ing paper at Greencastle, to be called ''The
Hoosier."
Vice President Van Buren, is now on a
visit to Montreal, Quebec, SC. accompanied
by Mr.. Cambreleng and other New-York
gentry.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

*Prospoctus, Ladies Amulet
tDitto. We like to give credit for special beau
ties. tDitto. ODtto.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

INDIAN Relationship take great
pleasure in the full knowledge that all the
difficulties with our neighboring savage
tribes are at final end. The Winneba-
goes have crossed the Wisconsin River,
and our vanquished foe, the Sacs and
Foxes, appear quite humble and disposed
for peace.
A treaty is to be held about the 10th
inst. with the Potawatomies, tribe of In
dams inhabiting the borders of Lake Mi
chgan, when it is expected that all the
Indian title to the lands between the Mis-
sssippi river and the lake will be pur-
chased by our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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"TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Esd auditors Office, Aug. %, 1888.
ssSIR: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication ad-
dressed to me by your excellency on the
9th instant, commenting on the construc-
ton which has been given to the act au-
thorizing payment for losses sustained in
the late expedition against the Indians,
and soliciting a reconsideration of the
subject.
SIN reply / have to inform your excel
lency, that it was not until after mature
consideration, and a reference of the
matter by the Secretary of War, to
the Attorney General, thatth construc-
ton was adopted.
"With great respect,
"Your Excellency's
"Most ob't serv't,
"PETER HAGNER, .Aud.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

Let another praise thee, no. thy own mouth.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-09-18

LOST HoRsEs.-We published, short
time since, Gov. REYNOLDS letter to Pc
ter Hagner, Esq. on the subject of losses
sustained in the late Indian campaign.
The governor, it will be recollected, at
tempted to show that Mr.. Hagner had
mistaken the spirit of the law, and put
upon it a construction which puts 1t
out of the power of those for whose ben
eft it was framed to avail themselves Of
the intended relief. Below is the audi
tors reply, which we have been permit
ted to copy. 1t is conclusive as to the
prospect of remuneration under the
present law, and leaves no resource, as
we perceive, but an appeal to the next
\ congress.
\ Mr.. Hagner, it will be noticed, does
not assert that he is not convinced that
his construction may not be erroneous,
but having decided upon the import OF
the act after due deliberation, he does
not think proper to review.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

10, 900 lb N. Orleans and Poto Rico Sugar.
500 Candy and Coverings refined.
5000 Old Java and Laguira Coffee.
700 superior fresh Y. H. Tea,
700 Dalzell's Baltimore Hams,
500 gallons prime New Orleans Molasses,
90 bbls Family flour,---J. Andrew sBrand
Baltimore Cavendsh Tobacco,
1OoORDryed Beef-part Solmon's curing.
Holland Gin, French Brandy, Irish Whisky,
Jamaica Spirits, old c. Port Wine, Tenerife,
&c Just received at the NEW STORE,
No. S, OPPOSITE the uhher Market.
JAMES c. AKIN.
| May 10th.
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Pleasant Travellinsc,

Passengers for Baltimore, and those>si h.
ing pleasant, as well as novel excur i n,
are respectfully informed, that a traino - RS,
drawn by Locomotive Engines, leave New
castle Immediately on the arrival ofthe ST. i'm
Boat from Philadelphia, about half past A..
NJ, for Frenchtown, where passengers IKE
Steam Boat, and are landed at an early ur
of the afternoon, at Baltimore-return: ain
arrives at Newcastle about 1 O'Clock P. NJ.
Fare from N. c. to Baltimore 81 so.
JNO. ID. BIRD,
33-tf AgentlR. r. c..
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21
A CARD.

The subscribers have received at the old
stand, No. 81. Market street, opposite the
Lafayette Hotel,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
SuperGuc Clotha and c.,eeim~res, oS FOOD
quality and fashionable colours
Also handsome assortment of Ingram car
peting and rugs, good colors and fashiona.
bic patterns,
With variety of goods suited to the pre-
sent and approaching season, which will be
sold at the lowest prices.
VIM. ROWAN & Co.
NJ B. PAPER HANGINGS and Dor
DERING always on hand.
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Cly1,l2UelIS bridge
HOTEL.

=
& SfElA THE subscriber takes this
~ Viii method of informing his friends,
and the public generally, that he
hat taken that large and commodions Brick
house, lately occupied by Mr.. James Fo IN
tain. He hatters himself, that those who
may be inclined to give him call, will nd
that he is determined to spare no EXERT ms
for their comfort and convenience. He al
|culates that his table will be furnished with
the best provisions the country can afford,
and his liquors of the first quality. lis
chambers are commodous and we'll furnis I'D,
his stabling good, with an attentive and care
full ostler His determination being, as far
las practicable to give general satisfaction to
his customers, he feels a confidence in sole it.
ing reasonable share of public PATRONAGE.
JOHN E. WARN,
Cantwells Bridge, April Is, 1883.
| n. B. Persons can be accommoda' ed
with board by the week or month. Also
horses and carr;a Ces will no Lere Cor hire.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

April 18th, 1883.
IN the late conaagration of the Treasury
building nearly all the correspondence of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, from the establish
ment of the Department to the 31st March,
1888, was destroyed including as we'll the ORR
ginal letters and communications addressed to
the Secretary of the Treasury, as the records
of the letters and communications written by
him. With view to repair the loss, as far
as may be practicable, all officers of the Uni
ted States, are requested to cause copies to
be prepared and authenticated by them, of
any letters excepting those herein after allu-
ded to which they may at anytime have writ
ten ,or received from the Secretary of the
Treasury; and all those who have been in
Office, and other individuals throughout the
United States, and elsewhere, are invited to
do the same. That this ceres ondence may
be arranged into appropriate books, it is re-
lqucsted that it be copied on folio foolscap pa
per, with sufficient margin on all sides to
admit Of binding, and that no more than one
letter be contained on a leaf. 1t is also re-
quested, that the copies be written in plain
and distinct or engrossing hand. Where the
original letter can be spared, it would be
preferred The reasonable expense in copy
ling the papers now requested not exceeding
the rate of ten cents for every hundred
words, will be betrayed by the Department.
The correspondence which has been saved,
and of which, therefore,n copies are desired,
are the records of the letters written by the
Secretary of the Treasury to Presidents and
Cashiers of Banks, from the LIST October,
1919, to the goth February, 1888, all the COR
respondence relating to the Revolutionary
!, lclaims "~aa~ .h~ e-t of rs.i- A1-3, .oso, a.,I
to claims of Virginia officers to half pay, un.
der the act of 5th July, 1882; and to applca.
tons for the benefits of the acts of the q
March, 1881 and 14th July, 1882, for the
relief of certain insolvent debtors of the Uni
ted States. Copies of some circular letter.
and instructions, written by the Secretary
have also been preserved, and it is requested
that before a copy be made of any circular
letter Or instruction, written by the Secretar,
Of the Treasury, the date and object of tn,
Icircular be first stated to the Department
land its wishes on the subject ascertained.
! LOUIS McLANE,
II Secretary of the Treasury.
APP "a
~ To be inserted three times week 70,
three months in the papers authorized T.
publish the laws of the United States.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21
Spring Nlsh Summer G0O0S
Samuel BuZby,

Has just opened an assortment OF
Fine cloths and single milled cassmeres.
Summer cloths and merlno cassimeres,
Marselles & silk vestngs & Summer stripes,
Silks of all kinds.
Black, brown and olive bombazines,
New stile ginghams,
do: do. painted muslins,
do. do. Fancy shawls and hdkfs.
Fine Irish linens and sheetings,
Damask table linens and napkins,
Blue and yellow nankeens,
Fine gauze Flannels,
silk flag hdk'fs. of a superior quality,
200 dozen assorted hose and half hose,
Umbrellas and parasols,
A variety of Summer Hats,
In addition to his large assortment of Do
nestle Goods of all kinds-which he offer
wholesale and retail at his store, No. 81
Market street, Wilmington.
April 1888 3mo
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WILLIAM III. NAFF,

Offers his services to Administrators, Ex-
ecutors, and others, residing in the City to
sell at public sale, the property of deceased
persons, and will attend sales of all kinds for
any person out of the City limits. Hoping
by his experience in such business to give
perfect satisfaction to all who may employ
him.
Office No. 1, West High street, corner
Feb. 10, 1888. of Market street.
N. r. MONEY loaned and all kinds of
STOCK bought and sold on COMMISSION.
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DIR. Perkins, Celebrated
PLASTER.

PLASTER.
The subscribers are appointed agents for
the sale of these superior Plasters.i
Physicians and Storekeepers will be sup
piled on reasonable terms, with
STRONG ADHESIVE PLASTER, for
bandaging and other purposes.
MILD ADHESIVE, for fresh wounds,
surgical operations, &c.
STRENGTHENING, DIACHYLON
simple. Do. with gum.
MERCURIAL strong. LOGAN, &c &c
ALSO,
Perkins, celebrated Dyspeptic Mass,
Well worthy the attention of Practitioners
highly recommended by Professor Potter o
Baltimore, and other physicians.
L. B. VAUGHAN, & Co
Dec. IL. Az Market-street
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Consumption Cured.
Prepared by Or. CLARKsoS FREEMAN of the

Prepared by DR.. CLARKsoS FREEMAN of the
City .. Lancaster.
Bills of directions accompany each bottle OF
the SPECIFIC, pointing out in conspicuous
manner. all the symptoms in The different stages
of these distressing diseases; also, particular
directions respecting DIET and REGIMEN, 4
how patients are to conduct themselves through
every stage until health is restored-for vain
and useless would be the prescriptions of the
ablest physician, accompanied with the most
powerful and useful medicines, il his directions
are not faithfully adhered to.
The public are informed that the dispositions
Of 287 persons have been taken before the pro-
per authorities in the city of Lancaster, all com
pletely cured uf the most desperate cases oil
Consumption: some of which are detailed in
the bills accompanying each bottle.
N. d. A fresh supply of the above Specific
has been received, and is for sale by
! JOSEPH BRiNGHURST,
! No. 81, Market ST. Wilmington, Del.
Sold also by EDWARD BRINGHURST
Druggist, No. 1877, Market-st. opposite the Bank
Of Delaware.
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CRACKER
-SS0-
PATENT CRACKERS.

THE subscriber informs his customers and
the public generally, that he has made an
important addition to his Cracker Machine,
which will both facilitate it's operation and
improve the quality of his Crackers: he now
them to the public, and feels as
sured that on trial they will be found equal,
if not superior to any in the United States.
Fresh Crackers every day except Sunday.
MILLER DUNOTT.
Wilmington, March Is, 1888, 3O-3m.
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Ingram and Venitian
GARPET INGS.
CIRCULAR.

The subscriber would beg leave to inform
his friends and the public in general, that he
has removed from the State of Delaware 10
the City of Philadelphia, and purposes dong
a COMMISSION BUSINESS in the wav of
GRAIN, BARK, SLAVES, &c. and will
make liberal advances when required on a.
tcles Stored. He has been engaged for ma.
ny years in the mercantile business in Della
ware, and is we'll acquainted with buying
and selling Goods and hatters himself
he will be able to render satisfaction TO those
ntrusting business in his hands. Any pur-
chases will be madefor consigpers on the be,,
terms the market affords, with stric, at,en-
ton to directions, without any charge fer COM
missions. Hoping to meet with and merit =
| share of public patronage, he subscribes him
self, Respectfully,
JONATHAN N. GILDERSLEVE.
No. 8, Green-St. Philad., Nav LIT
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Burlington Hams, Reef, e. c
100 Superior Burlington Hams,
600 W.T.. dry smoked beef,
1000 W.T.. Shoulders and fitch,
90 bbls. No. 8, Mackerel,
IS Bags Green Coffee,
Is hhds. N. o. Sugar,
8 cases sweet scent Cavendish .oba co
Just received and for sale by
THOS. H. LARKIN,
April Is. No. 80, Market-strect.
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Catholic e. Protestant
CONTROVE,RSY

The controversy going on between Hugh es
GBr eckenridge, is published pamphlets Of
8 and Nos each, in Philadelphia-3 pam
phlets have been received, containing from o
to 10, and are for sale at No. 81, Market
street. The other Nos. will be received as they
come out-prce for each pamphlet 10 cents.
P. B. PORTER.
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Bank OF Delaware

Brink OF DcTaWareS
5th mo. 9th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockh p,l-
crs of the Bank of Delaware, that an ell T.
ton will be held at their Banking House, IN
the first day of sixth month (June) next, E.
tween the hours of two and FIVE o'clock, P,
M. for the choice OF nine directors to Sc, We
the ensuing year.
WILLIAM PAXSON, Cashier.
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INDIAN KIN G. HOTEL.

THE Subscriber respectfully announces t. his
friends and the Public in general that he .ha ia
ken that commodous establishment, we'll kno WI
as the INDIAN KING HOTEL, corner of NJ ar
ket and High sts., Wilmington, Delaware, ,or.
merly occupid by David Brinton, and recc tly
by John NJ. Smith. it has undergone thor, gh
repair, and is handsomely fitted up with ely ire
new furniture, and is now ready to receive e. nj
lies, single persons, or transient visitors. d, his
assdu, and strict attention to business, he h. es
to merit a share of public patronage.
HUGH H. READING,
Wilmington, April l6.--tf.
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Two Dollars Reward.

Runaway on the 18th inst. from the subs, Vi
Der, residing in Brandywine Hundred, an m
denied apprentice to the Weaving Busint IS,
named EDWIN HEPWORTH, aged a Ut
Is years. His dress was blue mixed ca, 81
net roundabout and pantaloons. The ab, yc
reward will be given for his Apprehension, or
such information as will lead to his recov, !, y.
All persons are cautioned against harbo. is
or employing him at their peril.
H. FELL.
April 80. At.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-21

The Wilmington Fire Insurance
Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Della
ware, in Feb'y. last, with capital Of
16o, 900 DOLLS.
This company is now prepared at their
Office in Market street, the first door below
the city Hall, to make all kinds of insurance
against fire, and on inland transportation Of
Goods and Country Produce. Marine risks
are excluded.
JUS: CANDY, President.
Wilmington, July 10, 1882.
The following persons are Agents in theii
respective districts to wit:
| Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
| George S. Adkins, Milford,
| William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge,
| Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, Newcastle,
James Robinson, NEWARK,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centreville,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md
/ William Torbert, Elkton.
i DIRECTORS.
James Price, Vincent Gilpin,
Samuel Hilles, Washington Rice,
Stephen Bonsal, Jesse Mendinhall,
Thos'. H. Larkin, George Bush,
Lewis Rumford, and
Joseph c. Gilpin, E. l. du Pont.
Il LEA PUSEY, Sec'ry
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Posting Of Books, sc.

THE Subscriber Offers his service, 10
his friends and the puplic generallya
will thank any that will employ him as
an accountant, or settling and collect 6
bills or debts of any kind, and hopes 10
merit share ofthe public patronage, y
strict attention to business.
JONATHAN BYRNES Jur.
No. 8 East High Street,
May 7-6t. Wilmington Del.
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DR. Y. N. NANNY,

: Offers his professional services to the inha-
bitants of New Castle, and the vicinity. His
Office is in Orange Street, above the Court
House.
New Castle, May 6, 1888. ct.
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Circular.

JESSE MENDINHALL, respectfully
informs the public. that he has associated
James Stroud, in co-partnership with him.
and that they will continue the business at the
old stand, corner of King and Second Streets,
opposite the lower market house, under the
firm of
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delaware TITO AuouI"HNo N'F'
,ncorpoyated by the Legislature of the
State of Delalpars Nth capital Of
ION THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The President and Directors are now receivlns
..rl;cot;ons r insurance at their Office NO
Is. few doors below the Eank OF wilmington
and Brandywine, against loss by FIRE on every
description of buildings in general MerGhi,oile'
ships in port and their cargoes, househoia !ui
niture and other personal propertyi also against
L S, or damage by inland transportation Oh gooos'
wares, merchandise and country produce
Terms of Insurance will be as iavcraDiI a. '"y
.fthe communities in the cities of Philadelphia or
New York. Parties assured may repose tne
fullest confidence in the solidity of ITS caP,'al,
and that all losses will be promptly aoJus'eo "
the company. ,,ro,,sr,,
a he insured for the town and vicinity OF INC"
Castle.
Lewis H. Evans, is Agent to survey property
to be insured, for the town and vicinity Oh Elk
ton.
John Cloak is agent to survey property to be
insured for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna.
Joseph Jones is agent to survey property TO
y. insured for the town and vicinity of West
Fila Brooks is agent to survey property to be
insured for tho town and vicinity OF Salem New
Jersey. ..,,,.,
WIN. Hewitt, Esq is agent to survey properly
to be insured for the town and vicinity OF Elktoh
Md.
John Manlove, Esq. is agent to survey prop,
erty to be insured fer the town and vicinity o'
Bower. .--=A
DIRECTORS.
John Patterson, David busm'
Joseph Baily, WIN Chahaier'
David c. Wilson, Robert Forter,
John Wales, nos. y. hniohs
WILLIAM SEAL, President,
I'm. A. .MendenhaU, Sec'y.
Dela1uare Fire Insurance Company,
IN addition to their usual courseo OF lnsuf-
snce, ter auuunr, the above Company, nave
made arrangements for making Permanent
I,saarQnces on property ; whereby LOT
small sum, assurances may be obtained,wth
out the trouble of renewing year by year,
This method is believed to be much more
advantageous to the insured than the Tor
mer.
WIN. A. MENDENHALL, Secy.
Wilmington, Dec. 10, 1882.