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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12
xssCzEWO.vXs, EXRGAVA1, TUESDAY,; vOIE.MBER 1888
FEMALE sCHOOL.-.This School,

nAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL.--This School,
y which is near the Bowling Green, and at one OF the
heahest spots in Virginia, will be continued the ensuing
year. under the superintendent Of Miss Jones' here
toore All the branches OF good English education will
DO taught by Miss j. including Geography with the use
Of the Globes, the Elements oil Natural Philosophy, Che
msry and As'ronomy.-Also, Plain and Fancy Needle
Work. and Painting on Velvet.
Tern,s-Board and tuition for the scholastic year. $50
at which rate eight or ten boarders viii be taken
Bowling Green, 11,h Oct, 1888. 4S-tlsDec.
THyHE School at Edge Wood will open for the ensuing
III year on tho 18th January next. Pupils under IA
will be received and instructed in the Greek, Latin
and English Languages, Geography, History, Arithmetic
and Mathematics
There will be two sessions in the year, and vacation
Of month time in the summer. The school VIII
close 18th December.
Terms-FOr board. washing, sc. $95 per annum
Tuition, 25
One half payable in advance.
No pupil will be taken for shorter term than the year;
tless any of my pupils parents guardians may
CARTER BERKELEY.
October 10. 46--u
MJ Office The former friends aud customers of the
" late Capt VIM. Go, are informed that the Butcher
ing business lately carried by him, is continued by his
widow at the two stalls, Nos. and in the Old Market
which managed by her sons, Albert and George
Tor the benefit OF her aud her family She promises good
supply of the best beef the market Affords and hopes
nuance of the custom and patronage Of her late husband
November 1. 5l-4t
UNiMOLEON.-Th, distinguished Race Horse and
H Stallion, will stand at Fairfield, the ensuing
son. RICHARD ADAMS.
November 5. 52-St
III ISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-The An
Ell nual Meeting of the Stockholders, in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company will, according TO Law, be held
in the Town of Suffolk, on Friday the 18th November,
1888. RO BUTLER, President
Dismal Scamp Land Company
Smithfeld, October ii. 46-t15thNov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

MOTlCE.--A Petition will DC presented TO Tie Lcgis-
y laturc Of Firgn', to open an Inspecon Of Tobacco
ga Warehouse, thc property Of Nathaniel H. samncl
w, & Abraham w Yenabls, at the Town Of Gainesville
onl county Of MseklenJurg [Oct 231 4S--wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-12

distinguished Race Horse and
IA Stallion, will stand at Fairfield, the ensuing
son. RICHARD ADAMS.
November g. 52-St
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
PEOPLES LINE.
New Stage lime.

THE Proprietors of this line have the pleasure =
of announcing to the public, that they have thisS
day started a DAILY LINE of -Four Horse PosfF
Coaches, from st. Georges to Milford, to run in
connection with the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Peoples Steam Boat Line.
This line leaves St. Georges every day, (Sun-
days excepted) Immediately upon the arrival OF
the boat from Philadelphia, and arrives at Mil
ford at an early hour the same evening.-Lea.
wing Milford at an early hour in the morning, and
arrives at StGeorges in time to take the Barge in
the Canal--either for Philadelphia or Baltimore
Fare from St. Georges to Milford, 50 90.
Intermediate distances, as lou as any other
regular line.
The Proprietors of this line DESTROYS of extern
ding to people travelling through the Peninsula
of Delaware that accommodation which has in
part been offered by the Proprietors of the Phil
adelphia and Baltimore "People's Steam Boat
Line Aatter themselves that they will receive
that patronage, which the merit of their enter
prise entitle them to.
l, ought to he cheering to the heart of every
Freeman, and more especially, to those of the
State of Delaware under present circumstances,
to behold the private enterprise of their fellow
citizens. interposing to rescue them from the
imposition of an aristocratic monopoly 1t is upon
this coun er principle that The 'sPeople's Steam
Boat Line' has been started-a and 10 aid so lautl-
able purpose, we take pleasure in offering this,
our own effort, in hostility to chartered monopo-
ty.
MILFORD, TEMPLES, & Co.
NJ B. Passengers by this line are offered gratis,
an excurs on from st. Georges to Summit Bridge,
and back, in the Barg for Philadelphia.
| June S, 1854 If.
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5000 REWARD.

n ANYWAY, from the subscriber
hliving in the Bayside, Talbot coun-
ty, Md. on Sunday last the 26th ult.
May two negro men,
BILL and AMBROSE.
Bill is bright mulatto about 20 years
of age, feet or inches high, large
head, and the hair or wool on 1t, thick
and bushy-he has small mark across
his left eye-brow--his clothing consist
ed ola wool hat much worn. tow-linen
shirt, Jacket and trowsers Of country kerr
sey, dyed yellow; about half worn, coarse
shoes; generally looks down when spo-
ken to. Ambrose is black, about the same
age and height of1Bill, but more slender
clothing consisted OF water
proof hat, much worn, shirt OF Bur-
laps, quite new; jacket and trowsers the
same as Bills, pale blue vest and coarse
shoes, one of them with patch on the
side-Ambrose has short knotty hair
and has several scars near his ankles; he
has a pleasant countenance. | will give
forty dollars reward for the apprehen'
sion Of the above negroes, if taken in
Talbot County, and secured in the Eas'
ton Jail-sixty dollars if taken out o.
the county and in the state and secured
in the Easton Jail, and the above reward
Of 200 dollars if taken out Of the State
and secured in the Jail at Easton.
| EDWARD P. GOLLORTHUN.
| Bay Side, Talbot Co. Md.
June l, 1888. 53-tf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
Dover and Georgetown Mail
Coach.
FARE REDUCED.


The Dover, Easton and New Castle Coach,
will for the future, leave H. H. Readings
Indian King Hotel. Wilmington, every Monday
Wednesday and Friday morning, at Z O'Clock,
by way of New Castle, where they will wait the
arrival IF the Philadelphia Steamboat-stop at
St. Georges, going and coming, for the conven-
fence of persons who wish to travel in the Canal
or Peoples Line.
The proprietors of the Dover and George
town Mail Coach Line, wish to inform the pub
lie that the Mail Line is the only line which goes
farther south than Milford, Del. consequently
persons who wish to go to Milton, Lewistown,
Georgetown, Millsboruugh, Berlin, Snow Hill,
or to any part of the Eastern Shore of Virginia,
should be careful to take their seats in the Mail
Line, which they can do either at Wilmington,
New Castle, or ST. Georges. This should inva.
riably be attended to if they wish to go farther
south than Milford.
The Proprietors continue to keep good coach
cs, Horses and drivers, and are disposed to give
general satisfaction: The Fare will be from
New Castle to St. Georges IS cents-from New
Castle to Cantwell's Bridge Soto Smyrna rs
cenis-to Dover 81 Soto Camden l 62A-te
Frederick 2 00--to Milford 2 IS. The fare
from St. Georges to any Of the above mentioned
points, will be IS cents less than tho New Castl
rates; for instance, from ST. Georges TO or fror
SMYRNA, the fare will be so cents.
ALEX. PORTER,
| VIM. D. NAPLES,
June 11.-54. Proprietors.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
j. h. SMITH.

Professor of the Elementary Principles in the
art of Draining, Printing and Perspective. pro-
poses 10 give lessons in Drawing and Painting,
in the city of Wilmington, for s or weeks,
commencing the first week in August, or sooner
if suitable encouragement is given, say two
classes, viz. eight Ladies and eight Gentle men.
His terms win be similar to that of his Acade-
my in Philadelphia, viz. Ten dollars per quar-
ter each scholar. Five of which to be paid DIV
commencing. The lessons are "a in a quartz :
OF twelve weeks, but on this occasion it is pro-
posed to give 3 lessons per week, and to make
arrangements for continuing to give lessons once
week through the winter, as long as practices
BILE.
Persons wishing to take lessons will please
leave their names at PETER B. PonrER's book
store. 55-8t
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
Group Syrup.

This Syrup has been much used for five or
elk years past and have not known it to fail
curing cough Except consumption and in
such cases very useful) where proper care has
been taken.
Doctor WISTAR'S celebrated Cough Lo-
.1enges.
LOZENGES for cold in the head One
box OF these Lozenges will generally relieve
q cold in the Head.
WORM SYRUP,
a pleasant and effectual remedy forW orms
FROSTED LIMBS,
A new specific for that painful disorder.
RHE UDNATIC TINCTURE.
For Sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Ehsmisal and Drug Store, No. 81, Ma,
ket street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
INDIAN KIN g HOTEL.

THE Subscriber respectfully announcestt his
friends and the Public in general, that he ha ia
ken that commodious establishment, well KIN ,wD
as the INDIAN KING HOTEL, corner of Mar
ket and High sts., Wilmington, Delaware, Or
merly occupid by David Brinton, and rece lily
by John NJ Smith: it has undergone thorough
repair, and is handsomely fitted up with entire
new furniture, and is now ready to receive fami-
lies single PERSONS or transient visitors By his
assduity land strict attention to business,h he HI
to merit share of public patronage.
HUGH I'll. READING,
| Wilmington April 16,-tf.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
A CARD.

The subscribers haye received at the old
stand, No. 81, Market street, opposite the
Lafayette Hotel,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Superfne Cloths and cassimeres, of good
quality and fashionable colours.
Also handsome assortment Of Ingram car
pesing and rugs, good colors and fashiona-
BILE patterns,
With variety Of goods suited to the pre-
sent and approaching season, which will be
sold at the lowest prices.
VIM. ROWAN & Co.
N B. PAPER HANGINGS and BOR
)DERING always on hand.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
nr. Perkins, Celebrated
STEER.

PLASTER.
The subscribers are appointed agents Tor
the sale of these superior Plasters,
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.
MFRCURIAL strong. LOGAN, 8ec.8tc
ALSO,
Perkins celebrated Dyspeptic Mass,
Well worthy the attention of Practitioners
highly recommended by Professor Potter o
Baltimore, and other physicians.
E. B. VAUGHAN, & Co
Dec. IL. 444 Market-street
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
Pleasant Travelling.

Passengers for Baltimore, and those wish.
ing pleasant, as we'll as novel excursion,
are respectfully informed, that train OF ears,
drawn by Locomotive Engines, leave New
castle Immediately on the arrival OF the 81 cam
Boat from Philadelphia, about half pasti8 a.
NJ, for Frenchtown, where passengers take
Steam Boat, and are landed at an early hour
of the afternoon, at Baltimore-return train
arrives at Newcastle about o'clock p NJ.
Fare from N. C. to Baltimore ST. so.
JNO. D. BIRD,
33-tf Agent X. II. -.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
NEW GOODS.

The Subscriber has just received in addition tt
his former extensive stock, a new and well Sc
lected assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Among which are
Cloths and casimeres, all colours,
Merino and Summer cloths,
Blue and yellow Nankeens drilings,
Bombazetts, bombazines and circassians,
Brochells, princettas and hastings,
Grapes, pongees, silk and cotton velvets,
Cambria, jaconet, book & null muslins,
Venitian and Scotch carpeting, Brussels rugs,
Chintzes, prints, bleached and brown muslns,
Tickings, checks, canvass, Russia sheetings,
Merno, Grape, silk and berase shawls,
Bobinet and thread laces, lace wells,
Silk, hoskin and beaver gloves,
Buttons, combs, tapes and threads.
With large assortment of PAPER HANG.
INGS & BORDERINGS of the most fashiona.
BILE patterns.
JOHN PATTERSON,
No so, Market street, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
GOLDEN
DIAPHORETIC TINCTURE
FOR RHEU1N.ATTSlN.

FOR RHE UlMAIISM.
This Medicine having been used in their prac-
tice by number of Medical gentlemen of this
city, Of the highest standing, for this disease and
all others (Which depend on the like causes) is
now offere, to the public in the full belief that
it is superior to any article in the whole COM
pass of medicine. 1t effects cure without nau-
sea or irritation. and has failed to relieve
or cure when the directions have been str city
attended to. 1t is not our intention TO wea-
ny the reader by speaking of the virtues of a
medicine which need only b. used to prove
it is not the intention of the subscribers to de-
ceive. The following extract IS from the work
of a medical gentleman whose reputation stands
as fair as any in America:-
"Of all The Diaphoretic Medicines have used
the most powerful is preparation prepared at
the NJ E. corner of Sixth and Race streets,
Philadelphia, by F.. Evans. The preparation is
but little known, although from what have
frequently witnessed of its effects, am fully
satisfied that it is peculiarly valuable reme-
dy" JOHN EBERLE, M. D.
Professor of Materia Medica and Botany, IN
the Ohio Medical College,"
The following highly respectable Surgeon Of
this city has used and is willing to testify that it
is superior medicine.
GEORGE MCCLELLAN, NJ. D.
Professor of Surgery in the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia.
Another well known medical gentleman who
has u. ed it with emit success, kindly consents
to give his name for reference.
GEORGE w RITTER, NJ. d.
| The following gentleman informs me that he
has succeeded in every Rheumatic case.
4 NJ. M. LEWIS, NJ. d.
4 ! have used the Diaphoretic Tincture, sold b,
J. w. Burns & C and am prepared to say tina
have always succeeded in curing rheumatism
and fevers generally with it.
THOMAS E. WARE NJ. d.
In Sirth Street above Race, Philadelphia
Il PERSONS CURED-FOR REFERENCE.
Jacob Kyser, No. 8, Market.st. Philadelphia
Charles Durang in 9th first door below Arcl
: Street Philadelphia.
B. Williams, Surgeon Dentist, No. 1893 Rae
Street Philadelphia.
7. Annadown, N. e. corner of front and Vim
If Street Philadelphia
" Many others could be given, but we deem
e unnecessary.
# Sold only by w. Burns, N. z. corner Of 81
!. and Race Streets Philadelphia, and their agent
- JOSEPH BRINGHURST.
No. 81, Marketst. Wilmington Del
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CtyaataUelzs Bridge
Z HOTEL,

H sHlA THE subscriber takes this
Ss8 5isW method of informing his friends,
GElzseszySsss and the public generally, that he
hat taken that large and commodlons Br'ck
house, lately occupied by Mr. James Fo IN
tain. He i1atters 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 commodious and we'll furnis I'd,
his stabling good, with an attentive and Ire
full ostler. His determination being, as far
as practicable to give general satisfaction to
his customers, he feels confidence in SOLE it
ing reasonable share of public patrona, G.
JOHN E. WARN,
Cantwells Bridge, April IS, 1888.
N. B. Persons can be accommoda' ed
with board by the week or month. Also
horses and carriages will be kept for hire.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

hPIH lSlh, AooSs
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 olst Marcn'
1888, was destroyed including as wen the OH
ginal letters and communications addressed 70
the Secretary of the Treasury, as the RECORDS
of the letters and communications written by
him, With view to repair the loss, as tar
as may be practicable, all officers OF the Onl-
ted States, are requested to cause copies 10
be prepared and authenticated by them, OF
any letters excepting those herein after ailu-
ded to which they may at anytime have writ
ten to, 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 correspondence may
be arranged into appropriate books 1t is re-
quested that it be copied on folio foolscap pa
per, with a 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
ing the papers now requested not exceeding
the rate of ten cents for every hundred
words, VIII be detrayeu ny the bePaFlinent.
The correspondence which has been saved,
and of which, therefore, no 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,
l1sl9, to the goth February, 1888, all the cor
relating to the Revolutionary
claims under the act of 18th May; 1928, and
to claims of Virginia officers to half pay, I'M
der the act of 5th July, 1882; and to applica-
lions for the benefits of the acts of the Cd
March, 1881 and 18th July, 1882, for the
relief of certain insolvent debtors of the Uni
ted States. Copies of some circular letters
and instructions, written by the Secretary
have also been preserved, and it is requested
that before copy be made of any circular
letter or instruction, written by the Secretary
of the Treasury, the date and object of the
circular be first stated to the Department
and its wishes on the subject ascertained.
LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
ap "a
NJ To be inserted three times week for
three months in the papers authorized to
publish the laws of the United States.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04
NOTICE..

WAS committed to the public Jail of Sussex
County, State of Delaware, by Matthew
Rench, Esquire, on the 3rd day of June inst
as a runaway, black girl, who calls herself
Father Hit6ank. Now therefore, unless
the owner or owners of the said runaway
come forward aid prove their property, pay
charges and take her away, she will be dis
charged in six weeks agreeably TO law.
WARREN JEFFERSON, Shift.
Georgetown, June "a, 1883. 59-ow
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New Books.

Just received and for Sale at ]. SCOTT'S
Book and Hat Store, No. SO. Market street.
Memoirs of Rev. Thomas Halyburton,
Christian Counsel to the sick, with appro.
pirate Hymns.
Companion for the sick.
Divine Purposes, by the Rev. J Matthews.
Cd vol. .sNotes on the Gospels" by Rev.
A. Barnes.
Christ our Example, by Caroline Fry.
Memoir of Wilberforce Richmond.
Do. of Rice.
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Intelligence Office

No, lis, Market street, Opposite Smiths
Hotel, where information may be had of
to hire as Walters, Gardeners and Coachmen
Where Lads are wanted as Ahhrentices to
several of the necessary and useful trades.
Also Families to be employed in factories.
$1,000 to $4,000 to loan on good security. A
small Farm near town to let, suitable for the
Dairy or Milk business and Gardening.
Wilmington, 9th mo. Quincy 4, l83s.-52
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W, A, Mendenhau
Dental SURGEON,

Thankful for the patronage he has air "
received, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed to the sand
recently occupied by G. Jones, Matchmaker,
NO. as, NIARKET-sTREET:
Where, having suitable accommodations, he
will continue the practice of Dentistry ! all
its branches.
April Cd, 1888. 80 u
" Ladies, and persons indisposed viii be
attended at their dwellings.
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MATTRESSES.

1NeT Il IT h ENSES.
The subscriber informs his friends and the
public, that he still carries on the
Mattress Business,
In all its various branches, in Second St. neal
Mr.. Jones' Brewery; where he makes
CurleG Hair, and other Mattresses, Churci
Cushions, Sea Beds, Wagoners' beds, ant
Seftee Cushions.
Steam Boats, Ships, Packets, &c. supplied OIL
short notice. The subscriber returns sincere
thanks for past favors, and hopes by stric.
attention to business, to merit and receive I;
of public patronage.
N. B.-Curled Hair and Moss sold, ant
Horse hair and Cow-tails bought.
MOSES BANNISTER.
Wilmington, April 16-1aw3mo. 38.