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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27
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Whilst the Wings using the great lever M We
Press To promote their ypws-W Whilst the hig' q
Buckng ham subscribing $500 for the purpose "
printing and circulating Wh'ggIsh publications 10 oF
rate on their own Senatorial Election Of next Spring az
The great Presidential contest Of next h'r
to see The Democrats moi asleep We shall lay NJ
fore our readers Tuesday, thu Prospec us OF nv
paper, which is TO be established at Wyihe C"nrth'a
in Liue Tennessee "The Wyihe Jonrnal.' 10 b" EDDIE
by Mr. w e. Smith. is To be conducted On the sat
Rights ground If 95-ihe great basis Of the P"IN,
Of the Old Dominion II cannot fail 10 animate '"
People of that region 10 renewed exeriions hgains N
Federal doctrines Of MIR Clay. A letter from w
quarter assures U.s. that he "has chance in the No.
iains The People are too sauch in their Repuh'Ic4a
principles 10 be guiled by the Wings
But must not lay npon our oars The Whgs""
be stimulated by The proceedings of the Stanton '''
venion which met on Wednesday last, 10 rrne"r
effrs They determined TO put out the pr's'h
Administration, ,rhotrer may come in. They nns' '
most manfuliy and decisively orerhr"wn-cr 81 Sc :"
shall have National Bank. and Whole batch Of n" q
and principles. emann'ing from The school o, w
liberal conslructionlsts Of So sweeping away ah v"
landmarks of our faith. We must meet these d'scp'
narians, man for man. gun for gun. press for press =
How il, that the Republicans Of Virginia have 60 '
presses? In PENNSYLVANIA, according 10 the recent ga
tislcs of The Harrisburg Reporter. they have al 'a'
sereny eight Democratic Papers-ln Virginia, We nav
no, q dozen The Wings have more cen'ineIs TIA" We
have; and ut points of great importance tienc" ~' a.
happy to The spirit which is moving al Ly ncho1
the South West. DC.
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FALL, RACES

The .NorjoM Roees commenced last TUESDAY "r e
Mr. Z. Wilson Of Portsmouth (sho owns
month that beat the celebrated Boston, las' 1p,'
for Twenty Thousand Dollars) came IF decd'aIs
Victor He won The three last days-la gay t"'
race for S2OO) Williams Friendship beat #,s ,ao ~
"a in hea's.-2d day. (ProprIetors rnrs' s%yr Van
beais) Wilson's Tom Walker hea T Hare : ,g
Wyatt, heats Sd day (Jockey Club pniSr, :
$50 entrance. with an inside stake Of 5 'Lto 'sc"G
three entries Z J Wilsnn'sg M Omega , ,fs, hn..n
T'mcIe"n, dam Daisy Chopper. beat 'r' o
Mary Blunt. years old by Sir Charles a w.. IN n
Hare s Job years old, by Eclipse: Only : h1a' TIN,
4,h mile Of The ls, heat, May Blunt broke DOWN
Ist heat I'm 54s; % heat, I'm SIS "a. b.s,
Fourth aud Inst Day.-Ci'izens Purse, m ,r', a..
purse S4OO-Wison Buck Eye beat Hare $ -"
kins Two heats -, A., th,s
The yM,p Market Races (near Petersburg t.,s,v;
week Yesterday, great race was rzr'e'eo om,c.-
Bosion, Queen ian English nag) and Wilson N ,n.i
for the Jockey Climb Purse Of 81 600 hesrrs Mgc
stake Of SO 00O 10 which there are snhscn"' IIor
interes, has been excited, and an extra car
this City, with passengers to witness me '''
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Ntm Ynrk .Monru .Narktt.

The n Y Post Of Monday says that lmmed'.
after the departure Of the Grea, Western, the p1'
makers succeeded in depressing Stocks. al'nr! ..
stantiy became more valuable, and we heard o. o.,
transaction TO q considerable amount, IL tie rate OF
per cent month The cause of This was The s''pI',
Of specie by The Great Western whlrh was grew az
eggera,pd The exact amount, b.lh BY the Western =,
,hr Silvie de Grasse is only S73S GOO, whereas r'
sweed il into al least million and half AS We
Saturday. the banks have nothing 10 do win 's
Of This; il is done on private account" ,s
The n Post Of Tuesday states, that F." lh' WI
was much seeder 10 day. although there was '"s :,
decline But il was what is called dull day. ihefe '"
no disposition to either sell or purchase. Nothing !.
done in Exchange and money generally was III 's''
mand"
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lire In Bapai,Uei


The Wing is pleased TO itself at our ex7sass-
Suppose we were the tables upon neighbor
by imagining a dialogue between i's Wing friends ard
the members Of It's Trio, where then would th- Ianga
b., MIR - how goes on the Sub Treasury? YIa
were once violently for il "Pshnw my dear S. ycu
love me, say no more upon that subject Or ynu.
Mr. -, how goes your Sp,ciM ptpnsH'| "Or
YOU Mr. - how comes on the Bank u HE tnuhi
Suites which we believe is your fav"re no'if1m'' -
With what grace. they laugh al ns-ihess thee
gentlemen of Gotham in a howl. "hn hnv" m'd'
themselves The laughing stock of all their wig
friends by thinking differently at The same tine,
and OF different iimes-whn have been every hing h
turns mud nothing l,ng-pach of whom has hacks''d' a.
and then resnicd 10 the amusing riches I" core u
his change of posi,on-vM iSfty md ground 'umbbng
By me chois Company-but who, having sagacN r'>s
enough know which side ach one shrfad ~ hn''
ed have last determined 10 sink swim wih the man
whom The Harrisburg Convention will be pleased 10 gre
the let his financial measures or his constitutional pm
ciplps be hat they may-who first denounced Mir ky-'
guliy Of sins which ages Of repentance would n wash
out and xt denounced their friends because tie"
wonId not 90 with 'hrm far Mr. Rires 1t - r'a"s
amusing this Trio t1k OF iba inconsistency 81
others Laugh on then, Messieurs Wings. ns mach as
you pease-Butif we had the time, To write Dialogue
for YOU with yourselves yonr friends wha, t' q
fun might nee have out Of you've NAV yet, per
aps have the leisure rather space enough I" s'i's
you up for the amusement Of the Public Luclan lim
self cnuli no, have desired ridiculous theme 10
crack his jokes upon
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ni,ny inn, nr v hch only the OF what was due
a, such mnmsn. to military proprie,y was ehec'ual IN
suppressiDg
hed trumpet. eo,Ind41g, banners waving, and drums
heating and g. - hne itself steady and immoveaole
a, if carved "t After acknowledging 'le sa'
Iue and scInrz:ng for hrief space the appearance
OF the trnna raj, uied 10y ms Alo ooe
down the liu- and alonE the rear 10 i6e i"h. se h
when The whole hrukeint column. aud gave H' ra;
marching sa!ne. both 4, ordinary nne qnica l'"e, .
wss executed with great precision; ano "se" - % -
nembersd that, excss Tor tbr fs~ 49, 80
been al Trenton these r'ops hsG p'o"a"'' ~ 'e' ~
f,rmsd bst,,e and marnuvt~d MS regiment the accu
r.cy Of their marchings and cvuu'ions p"Veo 'na ,e
tim. Of the encampmeni had 1een wen ano o'hse"'!
employed. -,;.,, -. ,,oors nsr
formed v,r,~ty Of evoiu,ions The artillery rushed
across The field, swung their pieces to the fr"nt.o"
bered-the men dismaunted-the horses rahseo 20 ,"e
rear, almost OF themseves-and lhe cahno" WIRE Wv.
charged Iimbered, loaded and of again almost 10 ume
as sl,or, IS hs. occupied in reading this paragraph
While the eve is following the rapid movements oi
this CORPS cloud Of cavalry sweeps by ~ in charge
swords projected bodies inclined forward and rushing
over the ercund with hot haste vel with unbroken front
AS they pass they the foot artillery performing
the eyonons the line; forming and displaying column
the square changing front forward or 10 the rear.
and moving, though without music in accurate time and
distance.
Altogether, the display gratifying and creditohl';
and though on small scale. gave good earnest OF The
skill and efficiency bolh oil uthcers ano men
After the parade, the Reviewing General received me
visits of his brother officers at The tent ct Zen Eusus,
and cordia indeed the interchange OF courtesirs
between them.
10 the evening ball given by hr officers where
those h., had been merely spectators IN the morning
the bright eyed and observation-disclosures The chief actors
md in their turn, asserted dominion the piunsG
and mailed warriors who had carried IF The palms oi
The morning
Upon The whole we nave rarely spent more agree
able dny-snd il liiile addition to our graihca
ton 10 hear from every qualer in The city OF jrru'"n
uniform testimony horne 10 The department and charsc
Ter OF he officers as well bred, well educated modest
ana moral men. Such we have long known 70 De the
character &C our little army-but were glad !" nave
our Judgment coniirn.cd BY the universal vnce OF an
classes Of czens among whoa, this portion OF them are
now scjournng
There it, we understand. 10 be another review next
week We will hereafter apPse our readers ct 'he pre-
cise ,ine-and in this fine auumnal weather, We know
Of no more agreeable visit than tina, which may be MADE
ON such an OCCASION TO Camp Washington -.7nu,ean
WasHIseGnx Sept IL.
Major General Macomb iet, The city yesterday on an
excursion 10 the North II is understood 10 be the IN
teption Of the Generan Chief TO visit the encampmeni
at Trenton and review the troops there on Saturday
nr4,.-Nat Int
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~Gys Ps1sn "A srfrspuReEx Of Mason, is The
Candidate to the counties Of Fayeue Nicholas
K,nawba Logan. Cabpil, Mason and Jackson, in the
Senate of Virginia -Le1oisburg Enquirer
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as new proof Of the safety with which he people nav
always be appealed .o 10 sns,an what is right, ans
rect what Is wrong. in nil that concerns the admin,
tralIon ot Government deriving It's power and a.,
thority from ihrir will uIvne
81 pray you, gentlemen, to insure my friend, in 81,
dso ana Lnesiene, Of my gratitude for their cun,,npd
Kindness '"war"S ne, aud I" accept Tor youtseys. a.
well az them, iLls expression OF my warilesl visit,
your prosperity and hnppimess
| um, Yery respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
ANDREW JACKSON
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The applications for admission, informed were
very numerous although several Senatorial Districts had
no candidates, and the Board had To perform painful
and delicate task in selecting from many young
Of distinguished merit and pomse those that have be.
admitted.
merit roll was registered and recorded for future
consideration, in the event Of enlargement Of the In
stulion for the purpose Of filling vacancies the
event Of the non acceptance OF those appointed.
The lnsti,ut ion will GO into operaloa the lh day
ofNovember ne1t-Rieh. Whig
We copy the following extract of a letter addressed
TO Of the editors Of the Southern Silk Journal AID
Farmers Register" BY Thomas Spadlng Esq Than
whom no man in Georgia is better versed in The alu.
berry culture He raised Mulberry trees when others
thought ii chimera. Events have shown the
Of his opinions-an his foresight is acknow-
lodged by all: Sarann0h Georgian,
II find what had heretofore supposed. a,H"ugh
had experience for severn years upon silk worms
small SCALE that there is really worm giving two crops,
and am therefore psecioitote in my movements HaV.
ing mulberes enough feed several millions Of
have prepared house 100 feet by 90, with ranges
Of ding boxes capable in two crops 10 breed mil
lion Of shall have another house, iopg since
bu 100 feet by 80 prepared with 10 ranges Z" ding
boxes, aud capable of breeding two millions of worms
by next spring; tina, without accident il live,
shall in the yeo Isin. produce 1000 lbs of silk,
probably than any other in America pro-
duce, from his muibPrres
ihave some friends in your section, whom greatly
cstceln end they will understand me IS making this
buas, in the pride of State and in pride personal
shall at future time communicate 10 you The re
suit Of my present years experience and labor.
! am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obsdicnt servant
THOMAS SPALDlNG."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27
VIRGINIA MIIIyARY ACADEMY.

VIRGINIA MILITARY ACADEMY
The Board oil Visitors The Virginia Military Institute
met at Lexington on The 10Th Of September and appoint.
ed the following Cadets foI said institution.
The limited appropriation modc ny the Legislature 70
the institution being nothing than that already ex.
pended upon garrison of some ID or 20 soldiers "ge
Their with necessity which imposed upon the Visitors
10 apply portion of the appropriation ts tie erection
and repair of buildings compelled them to 'itnh me
number of regular Cadets which are be educated sn
sustained BY the State go So that, ftnm necessity,
Senatorial Districts had be excluded from iis bene
fori he frat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27
s. I CHAPMAN, Esq.

We received this morning beautiful specimens OF
A mprican Sitk from Mr.. a Beck, of Pit,sburg The
fabric is figured and in he riband form; the coors
rich crimson blue, and purple The mandatory which
produced them does much business in that kind ,-and
certainly nothing can be handsomer. We can
necessity fer sending abroad for such ma,s,s when they
can BE- SO splcndidly wrought ut home Very il might
be said OF our American ladies' if they would dress in
ouch domestic fsbrcs ina, "Soomon in al his glory
not srrsyed like one Of these.
The establishment we aude to is al Economy, Beaver
county, some dozen miles, so from Pi.isburg
fPhtid. Gax
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27

The CoAI TnADr-The Po,tsville Journal of Satur
day Observes Our friends abroad assured that this
region will ship this more than 10 OOO ,ons
Of Coal over the shipment of last sesson even if il
should exceed any; and il is we'll known that The ship
msnt Of 1888 fell shor, nearly 100 QUO toms OF 1887 Ma
ny Of the mines have been bot partially worked, il
consequence Of the slack demand for our staple, and
If the market should become brisk for the remain
ing nine weeks Of the shipping season. il is believed
there are not sufficient number of miners now left in
the region or hoats that will this to supply
over Is or $4,000 tons per week The stock which
was mined last winter, has been mostly shipped, and
but little remains These circumstances with the pre-
sen, indication Of early and winter lead us Il
the conclusion expressed at the head Of this article
[B.
CHERoxEEs The Little Rock (Arkansss) Gszr,,e Of
the 26ih umo Gays: ave have received ne WIS from
the Indian nation for the last week; but every thing ap
pears 10 be quiet there both parties are in council
though separate; the Ross party at the head
the Illinois river and the Ridge party al The mouth OF
The same, distance Of some sixty or eighty miles. A
wrong statement is, see, going the rounds IN the n.
York papers. TO the murder Of Ridge and B'udnot,
which should be corrected IL is stated that the Ross
and Ridge parties had desperate fight in which Ridge
and Boudinot we're killed and upwards Of 90 of their
ws,riors This 10 mistake. Ridge and Boudinot were
way.aid and slain; and fight has taken place omong
them and none is anticipated. On the contrary, il is
thought that The parties will settle their dificul'ies
without recourse ~ er,ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27

Names Of (adets 3ppoiRted.
William r Forbes Of Cnyof Richmond.
Lewis A. Garneit F" King (. Queen.
John T. Smith " NOItok.
Jas H. Lawrence Carol :.
Vim D Fair i" -7mherst
John B Strange FiupaHna.
Jas K Jameson Culpeper.
Val c. Saunders L0udoua.
Chs Crump PDlrhatan
Oscar NJ Knight Jfottopay.
Saml Prior " Brunswick.
WYATT Elliott Buckingham.
James Kinney :" Rockingham.
Edm Pendleion (" B"tetourt.
John " Jones Shenandoah.
Thos Crnmer fredsrrk
BosZ Tibbs Honon2Giic.
Chss. P Overly Montgomery.
BENZ. Sharp Lee
David Chiffon " klnanhn.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26
HANDS AND LIPS, FROST

a tttAFFED HANDS AND biFSs FteOclH
" ED FEET, &c.-TRUE POMADE d.
PINE.-The great success which has attended
the first Introduction of this elegant and useful
article into this country and the uniform and I'M
qualified praises bestowed upon il by the numcr-
GUS persons who have proved its virtues, encour-
age the proprietor to give IL every publicity Com
Vinced as he is that all who give il a trial will
enjoy the comfort and ease Immediately affords,
he cannot too warmly recommend it,. tits infal
liable in the cure Of CHAPrED HANDS and lIPs,
Frosted Feet and COrns. 1t prevents all the bad
consequences Of Bruises reduces Swcelings and
removes pimples II rapidly alleviates the pain
of Burns and Scalds, Stiff Neck, and Swell
ings Of the Glands and will greatly relieve Rheu-
mate and Gouty Pains, fixed in any part. II
is invaluable for Sore Breasts, particularly in ~
ing in its efficacy, in this very trying case, when
nll other applications have failed, has been proved
and can be uttested by many. It Instantly re-
lieves the Piles and the Chq6ihg of Infants.
| II only requires that very small portion be
well rubbed ir, and its virtues VII be quickly
apparent. To keep the Hands, Sace, and Neck
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ness, or Chipping, or Pimplcs, rub in little
every nighti the com ort derived from this will
be found great LUXURY. 1t is used in Europe
by the Ladies Of the highest rank and is uniform
ly found on their Toilet The delicacy of its
| fragrance renders it at all times most agreeable
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by X.
Fenner, 81 South Sepenth Street, 8 doors below
Market street Philadelphia, and No. 10 North
street, Baltimore Sold also by John J. Smith,
General Agent 90 Chatham street New York, and
], II. Francis, General Agent, l29 Washington
street, Boston.
%. In GLASSES, price 25 and so cents each
with full directions. E57Observe, none are genu-
inc without the signature of "R. Fenner" on the
label.
For sale by Z. C. CHANDLER g. Go. No.
AL Market street, Wilmington, and JOHN
HEAZLITT, No. l, Market street, Wilmington.
| feb ! If
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26
EXPERIMENTATION.

10 Ne fe0pfe o. Fhe DlifeH hdfft.
PULMONARY DISEASES will be prevalent, and thousands
would inform you that those affections, comprising Coughs
Colds Asthma, Consumption, sptng Blood, bronchitis 3c
may be successfully treated by simply following the course
E5,iT IS TAE REMOVAL OF OBSTRUCTION. co
All those diseases only the effect Of Obstruction. This
fact plain that no person ofreisston can will deny it.
What Is the cause of Hemorrhale and Splitting Of Blood
What h tic cause of canurut.ion and .AssGsssi on
What is the cause of Bronchitis, oBsrRucTIoN, pro.
CHA Wind Tubes and cxere5n pus, and
frequently discharges Of Blood And What Asthma OF az
mucous or phent eereon, ooggng up those tubes and
Remove this Obstruction and there will be no fever nor in
fammatoni no Pain nor Cough Absees nor consump-
dcuty Of breathing but restoration to health viii be
And what is the TRUE remedy pointed by
rhe answer Is EXPEc roRATIoN. Yes, Expeetoraton
uatares remedy For, reader, there Is other outlet
tor the lungs to discharge their vitated excetons, but
through the rraehea Wndppe, and this natural dis
charge is EXpEcToRAr1oN
has been found equal to aynes Expectorant tth
result Of the experience Of many years practice i pro
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o. e Vessels ana nas ne sgase OF se B5oas or
tient almost uniformly reeoversi and een In the most
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e never before experenecdby any other and
proongs the PATIENTS life to an indefinite pern Many
who PRONOUNCED neurablc two years ago, by their
Physicians still alive, and appear than they did
then, while hundreds nay thousand have entirely
The experience of thousands of peBonsin Philadelphia
who have used this Expecorant, within the last
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whom emmett for their PROFIT
ty comprising distinguished Physcan and over one hum
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not be overrated THAT it's remedial Effects in Pulmonary
diseases apparent be doubted and that they
have had rejoice in the restoration of themselves
their friends, health by it, after e Physicians had
abandoned their cases in despair
may obtained of the Proprietor No. 40 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 3d. Medcasdvee gratnitously.
Sold also by EDWARD BRlNGHU9Sr, MARGARET
JOHNSON, and JOSEPH BRINGHuRsr, Wilmington.
dec
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26

CARLISLE, July II, 1898.
KAR. VIM. EyANS~Dear Sir: | hereby
IN u certify, that have been severely affected
with Dyspepsia, and that, after taking two boxes
and bottles of DIR. William Evans medicine,
was entirely cured, and would recommend them
to the public generally. -
GEO. JACKSON.
OFFICE for the sale of tiIs above medicine,
No. 10 North EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia.
For sale at j. SCOTS book store, Market st.
Wilmington, and by Mrs. Mary Reckworth, Mar
ket street. march IL If
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, NV. IL 1888.
ITO DIR. WM. EVANS.-Deaf Sir 1t is with
IL pleasure take this opportunity Of return
ing you my sincere thanks for the benefit Of your
invaluable medicine, the Camomle Pills. Hay-
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STA, my very being became pIngsUIoathsome TO
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flicted with fainting spells, great debility, want
of appetite, inability 10 rest ut night, frequent
sickness, and in short all the SYMPTOMS of that
distressing disease. had tried several skilful
physicians, but with no success; my imbecility
of mind and body gradually Increased, still /
strictly ab,iained from using any of the nos.
lrums and certain remedies with which our
newspapers daily abound, and for which en-
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through the earnest enlreaty Of my friends, and
especially my wife, with great reluctance con-
scented to try your celebrated pills. The effect
was wonderful, and astonished even my. most
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time before rapidly recovered, and now enjoy
excellent health, 10 which have been a strang-
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advantage derived from your medicines, and
earnestly and conscentiously recommend all
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CAMOMlLE PILLS. Although with some diff
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Yours, sc. WILLIAM B. TAYLOR.
p. S--If any person desires TO see me, l shall
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The Medical Office is No. 10 North Eighth
Street-where the afflicted can be speedily
cured, and depart rejoicing.
For sale at SCoTr'S book store, Market
st. Wilmington; by Mrs. Mary Peckworth.
Market st. feb 16tf
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26

W%TAX FLOWERS.-Mrs. GEORGE Hope
wv SON, residing on the Kennel road, two
miles from Wilmington, will teach the making
of wax flowers to those who may be DESTROYS of
learning that beautiful art, at reasonable terms.
Mrs. G. II. will also make 10 order bouquets of
wax flowers at short notice.
Specimens Of flowers can be seen by calling at
her residence.
N. b. If class of from to 10 persons are
found she will attend to them in Wilmington, at
such hours and days as may be suitable TO the
class. march 10 At
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26

NEW BOOKS.--keiths Demonstrations oil
l% truth of Christianity, Abercrombe on the
Christian Character aud the Culture and Disei-
pne of the mind, Bancroas History of the Uni
ted States, Captain Kyd or the Wizard of the Sea,
Jack Adams the mutincer, The Bubbles of Ca.
NADIA by the author of Sam Slick; The Women of
England, The Bench and the Bar, The Hugenots,
tale by G. P. r. James, Neal Malone and other
tales of ireland, and all the other new works Of
the day at E. A. WILSON'S Bookstore;
and Circulating Library, l07 Market st.
mir 10 az
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1839-03-26
HARE WAIeE,

NOTICE.-The subscriber has just imported
viii be sold at Philadelphia prices, wholesale and
retail. Also, has on hand American goods suita.
bic for Carpenters, Cabinet makers, Painters, and
housekeepers.
Aessrs Rowlunds' and Woods mill and cross
cut saws, grass seed and season.
EDWARD GRUBB,
teb5 ly No. 10 Market street.