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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

NNANTED-PApEK AMI INN.-WhNTEH
w Immediately, the following kinds of PAPER, Tor
which we vii. pay n fair market irtce, in cash:
5U realms good plain Poolarap.-
SLU reulps /" - Letter.
aJD ielins Commercial Post.
500 rerIns Packet Post.
li reuns benny.
I'M r.Hms Snper Royal.
100 reams Flat Cap.
Booksellers, paper manufacturers and others having pa
per OF either kind, named above, will please forward sam.
pies " u, with price aud amount Of stock. Also, EOon
lbs. OF good black HOGK INK. Address
TYLER, WISE A.ALLEGRE,
Sept 2s ENQUIRER office, Rirhmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS,
\ AFRICAN CHI r Ii

AFRICAN CHI URCu!
L Il S T & Ri Y CON E Il r
VI THE
TORIslANI MUSICAL AMATEURS
FROM
S o u T II G 4 r o L n "A
LNRIDAY EVENING, Oct 18th, on which occasion The
Il ENTIRE PROCEEDS will be given ,o the
FIRST MARYLAND REGIMENT.
EN"An snilre change Of Programme, Tor which sen
small hIll'.
sSc Doors open at { o'clock: To commence At 8 O'Clock.
G. r. MhHCliAST,
Oct 1T-2t Business Mansger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

ae~ To TEiE SasI:,a% nE TREE 2Nn
49, CvrgresnI0nal ti-tTirt.-in obedience
To INVITATIONS aIlITc-sci Ia me-. sUiiir ruhiis' ri IN The
Newspapers, aud some uttrrwiar c0mnnaicatcd, l AN
nouuce myself u caud d.tc Ia represent you In the FIRST
Congress OF The CuDfeh-G all SiHtcs.
\ seat IN the National Assembly In th:s hour OF our
c%cuntry's trnub;- j. not In be C0:ricd, yet no man should
lie line To lend hi. aid when the people call Tor his services.
III s feeling ha- etermiu-l me In the c,ur=" haze cnn'
s.ulrti 70 pursue.
lis not expected, prusuIr, .h'i there should b. any
Il; i've CANVASS Ia the district, when The U';:zrriS are III
q, sS,d with The NOR: important AMI absorbing: subject nl
war and lis slirrlng events.
One great object should be Eei': steadily in view hy rs
oil, in Tie present Notwithstanding OF iI'ug'it, feeling ana
acliun. Let here be no Earrings Or disc"rd trn0ps The
pcoptr, hut present uni I'd hearts ana Il trnl>. Aud II my
name Is likely TO distract the harhuny that should prevail
then clst your votes foc suine Ole else. Should You elect
me, all my talent, AID ,iirrgirs shall BE faithfully voted
10 your srrsicr.
Ynrr Fellow. citizen,
CT, ,n Ill. JpiiS u IuANRIISS gu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

SesteE.
fk'1E Following certificates oi Sirri ~ the Par.arrs' Fans
< ii Virginia having been lost. application viii lie l.aGc
Ia The lilnH for IA renewal Of the sane, Of which Ill c,t.-
ce.Gcd nii! take notice:
foGr shares new Stock, certificate No. 1n.al2 issued July
10, ,Ar, and now sands. = in tile nainc Of Nm astirston,
fx-rutor of +. q. Cr-rr"t, ducca.ci.
Two shares, certificate No. ll,i:,, Get. 3, 1850, IN the
name al Wm. Washington, deceased.
Five siar,- in the nan"" f Harriet Washington. decreased,
three being 81 July la, i.iI. certificate No. Iu,glI, ana tao
sl,Hrrs Of ,+t. -, l-ii, certificate NO. 1860.
Am WASHINGTON,
Uct li-lac2m NaRIt WtSIiiSGTnS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

Exciting News from the peninsuIa-Sevrn-
~ Rihc Cannon and five hundred Horses
Landed ut Fortress Mnur"c.
A private letter received in this city ycSter-
terday from an officer attached to our army
now stationed on the Peninsula CONVEYS the
intelligence that Oh the morning of the 18th
General Magruder stated, in a general order
which was read to his command, that he was
in possession Of reliable information Of the
landing at Fortress Monroe of serenity pieces
Of rite canron and fire hundred artillery
borses. The fact was considered as one of
significant importance by the commanding
General, who expressed the fullest reliance
upon the patriotism Of his troops, and an.
nounced that no more ~furloughS would be
granted, under any circumstances, until after
New Year.
1t was rumored late in the evening that fight.
ing had actually commenced between the OPP
posing forces at Yorktown, and the statement
of passengers from Williamsburg that a can
nonade had been distinctly heard there early
yesterday morning was cited in confirmation
Of the truth OF the report, bat we were ma
bic to trace it to any source entitled to Gre
dence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
RiGbmonS Enquirer.

Our Army OF the Potomac Fallin. Back.
RuNoREp BURNING OF FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.
Passengers by the Central Railroad, last
evening, brought to this city a rumor that our
army of the Potomac had fallen back from
Fairfax Courthouse, and now occupied a posi-.
ton in the ncighborhood of Centreville. The
retirement is said to have been performed
during the night of Tuesday, the movement
occupying the entire night, even with the
assistance Of an extra number of cars, which
were Kept constantly running to and frcm
Fairfax during that period.
The town Of Fairfax Courthouse, it was
also stated, had been fired and destroyed by
the order Of Gen. Bcaurcgard, but the latter
did not obtain general credence among
the passengers by the train.
The intelligence Of this further retirement
OF our army produced a depressing effect last
night, although it was generally regarded as
ono Of a purely stratesetic significance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
rRuN THE Observation-Disclosures I'll CUT OFF iES.
RoSEcRaXZ' SUPPLIES.

GAlLlroLI>, Ua;. liza" uh.io steamer
Tsetta. iaacnri with government. stores, left
here this morning lor Camp Eusart, on tae
Kanawfa river. When opposite Red House
SnoaIs, thirty miles ahrvn Point Pleasant, she
WAS fired int" b. = body al one hnnd'cl 'ebrl
cavalry from the s"uli, bank q! the river, and
ordered "a land. The ~ctataim. however, de-
ci,ncd, and succeeded in c~*raI:ng.
Thu: government Steaal r. Sir" Lake is sup
posed TO nave been captured by tie 'ebcl$,
and reports are rife that a large b%dy Of rebels
are advancing. towards the river to cut 1T Gen.
l.Dsrcraiz supplies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17
.;rTn THE VOTERS OF TIE GOV,

E& TIES UF HANOVER, mENRICU, CHARLES
cry, SEW KENT, ELIZABETH CITY, WARWICK
JAMES CITY, YORK AMI itSClTltS VI WILLIAMS
BURG AND RICHMOND.
In response 10 Il call, made IN ME through the public
press AMI In private letters, / ANNOUNCE myself as Il cab
iii"te to represent; sou In tEs livu,c Of Representative o!
the Confederate Congress.
Although The hrLivc operations oil III" campa'g VIII hui
CEASE 10 time fn: me 10 visit you hefurc t: circ.iuG, yet !
have 10 Reason tU.-upprse Tia; they Ill: Interfere "iui HE
DISCHARGE OF my duties IS you. representative IN Congress,
should it lie your p!ea-u'e To call Ine 10 that BODY. Isuch
event | shall taiedyur ~ rrI,:rScm! YOU with Irr"lll ,"Iicc
and fidelity. GEO. " RANDOLPH.
sent n3-tlr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

o~ ORANGE AND DIEHA
HSS RAILROAD C~oMIANi.-The annual Meeting
OF the Stockholders Of this Company will hr held ut the
o1ic. of the COMPANY, In Charlottesville, On THURSDAY,
the 9TH day OF November ensuing.
By order OF the Directory. JAMES II. REip.
O,t q--B,aytd Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

as---JAME r. LfONS, ESQ, Is Il c%:ndl'atr 10
ts~. represent the people vi the "i District. composed
Of tLs counties Of lIriTic", Hanover, Gharies City, New
Kent, Elizabeth City. Wa'wlck nun furk ,irh The ci'ir, Of
Richmond and williamsburg, IN ihr Congress "fihe r"n-
bIrrnfu SIaIr>. Drt ltd
w., ~ RS COSi:;sE ;SaRONAG FIN
- TRICT.-JUIIS LllrChEI. OF We,lmrrclind.
is 4 candidate To tepr.--nt tins flrs. District in the neAt
Cou[.lvr.Ir LuIIrrvs. Oct iU-rHw
~.7 THE VOTERS GI; TIE .; E,IGT-
81 SYLrANlA DISrHlCT.| AN Il eandidatr Ia
represent you in the First Going ess unirr the Permanent
Cuns;il uiion Of The c, nfeter4ie states.
nrL I-cn. Nm. Il. TEEDWAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-17

is~To TsiE yUEs;isS GF Tl5E sen
49, ArORIAL DISTRICT, COMPOSED Of HE
.. rGNTIES UF uENKlCU AND llANUs Tx.
! Am Il candidate IDr 4 seat Ia the Senate, made vacat!
by the resignation ur Williams q. WicRsIam, fsq. | drrrl
IL proper to say that | am dig Of Those Who rtcueui"e the
sovereignty Of the States, and the duty Of Il represent tive
10 reflect the viii OF his constituents.
fIksniricu, Oct l-c.f JOHN y. DAVIS.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

The SoutheruConfederacy has pur-
chased the Steamer 1rSouaar.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21
bob ISTiiIi ING.

Persons who may be III the !-ahit Of
sending their orders to Ne" Orleans
.or Job Printing, will please favor
- with q call. Billhead~, Cards, cir
cu!arS, h&ndbills, labels, wagon re-
ceipts, tickets, etc, neatly printed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21
ues;Iay. May u, 1861

JOB Work must be paid for on de-
livery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

The Rev. rruIyaaor who stands n
the head OF the Tleologica! seminary
at Bangor, writing 4 private letter'usr@
the following language: . More th''n
half the State Of Maine, III polni OF
territory, is as destitute OF rth%iouS
pri,eleges as Hindostan. Ii thepoor
neoule can't have ministers, DO help
them to Sunday Schools.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

We viii be pleased 10 receive r"ntrlhn-
Ions from our friends in and around >hEevc-
f.ort An uccasional article from oar planters.
,.lative to the crops. will be very acceptable.
q fact, we desire correspondence from
every section Of the States.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

Those friendly to our undertaking, VII"
LAY heai OF any local, or other items, that
iii prove of interest to our readers, VII
.evor Us hv handing in the same at the office
Il the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

Mr.. JOHN w. TApnR, is our authorize
e,rent in Natchitoches.
A!r. y. ID. O'BRlES, No. 6, Exchange
Place. New Orleans, is our authorized
} gent for that city.
Mr.. II. c. CLARKE. Bookseller, is our au-
,;iorized agent for Nichsburg and Satciez.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21
The Love they Bear.

he strong professions OF love tor ''l'"'
made bv the Black Republicans we
cannot conceive. Repeatedly have
thev been humbugged by these mon
sters in human shape. in all manner
Of WAYS yet they <till, strange 70
say, seem to place implicit confidence
in all that is poured into their ever
ready ears by that class of snen' who
b,v. nyoyen 4 curse to this country
They have no other trait Neyoh"
deceit, and rasr,litN 20 q very great
degree. They will all bat embrace
the dear "ni@ger,' while teii'n@
him that they sacrifice their ali 10:
h;m-their money, and thcir precious
Iivcs-but Let them once get hlm IN
their clutches, and the adored mig
o.r'' will learn TO his sorrow, that
1.-THE hills are green, far away. ! lie
following extract, Is part Of al &rtl-
Gle published in the Boston Ir"rclcF,
of the 18th.
New Orleans should be oecn-
pied. and q stron . chain Of posts 6
tablised along the Nla-iSs.ppi Is
It erould bc grcnf &o"r.Ti"c uf/f@ II
occupy Hc&c Iosl''o"& "rth 'r|f''r ",'"'
dlriag tie $u2n,ncr wontl%. It "0H he-
co1nc necessary ~ c2IiT nc"!5'tI's """t-
! 81 7 HI.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

It's very retreslrin" these warm
Jays to see d boy pop his head into
our sanct,.m, bearing on a platter
some cool end refreshing beverage.
our young friend Fred. ). Wiih"lm'
.js the "Rtlby," must have thought 50
100, for yesterday we were made the
recipient Of excellent neFer-to-oe-ior-
:,etten, but a,ways-to-be-'onged-for,
cool, milk rog. Well, Fred, we are
much oblecged, and the whole office
return YOU thanks for your attention
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

The polite officers of the Steamer
. Grind Duke have our thanks for their
Kind remembrance of the Daily News
Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

We are again under obligations to
{. G. Neal, Esq, for his poiiteness III
furnishing us with lutte papers; friend
Neal, You're Fl tIutnp.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

Should ourcarricrs overlook any Of
oyr subscribers, they viii please leave
.,otice to that effect ct our office, Cor
ner of Texas and Spring street, over
lsaers store.
~ PoStHsusteys urc requested Ia
lllk rs agents tor the Nc'c&, an" re-
t,ia ten per- ccuti,oman'o~nttorr01"ed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-21

Personal articles will not Ice published,
4, ,-hcr a. communications OF atve!tIsenic cntS.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
A c. A r D..

take this method of informing my friends and the
public generally that owing to the unsettled state of
the country. at this time, find that necessity compes
me to change my way in dong business. us they sell
IN Philadelphia almost exclusively for cash and. ii
time Is gwen, II IS very short consequently, have
determined to commence the CASH SYSTEM from
this day, which VIII enable mo 10 sell Goods of III
kinds at very low Prces-hOpng by strict attention to
business TO merit continuance of ny Friends patron
age. Come and examine my stock, and will CON
vince you that It will be 10 your interest huy for
cash JOHN Ii. BEWLEY.
Smyrna Sept. 18th t6
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

In Rlehmepd, Va, the rebels have hy lot
chosen from among the U. s. Cap,ives 10 Jail
'here, Col. COrcOran, three captaias and eigh-
teen lIeuteOants, to be hung in case Captain
Baker and the crew Of the prlvaleer Savannah
shOaId be hung at New York.
RumOrs from East Tennessee report area,
excitement there. Fears wers enter.aiued of
a general outbreak.
The excitement at Sayannah upon the re.
ceIpt OF the news from Beaufort is reported to
have been intense. Crowds collected 10 the
streets families commenced pac ckiug up, and
females and children were sent into the in
terror.
BenJsmin Stark, peace democrat, has been
appointed Senator from Oregon TO succeed
Baker.
The citizens Of Baltimore have thus tar taken
81 600 OOO of the U. s. loan.
The steamer Edinburgh, at New York, from
Liverpool, brings a small quantity of arms, and
an Immense quantity Of blankets and army
cloths.
Helper. author, Of the Impending Crisis, has
been appointed Consul at BueOos Ayres.
II is officially announced that thus far no deci.
sion has been made TO permit trade with Beau
iort
The rebels in Kentucky (by their own ac-
coun's) have fallen back to Pound Gap. Rea.
sons therefore, 1000 Federals after them will
sharp bayonets.
The Unionsts of Virginia have a camp o.
about 1900 men at Elizsbe,htown. near the
North Carolina line, and another of 700 nea
! Strawberry Plains.
On The person Of James Brown, who was ar
rested in Boston on Wednesday as Secession
let was found letter from Wm. l.. Yancey to
his son, 10 which he speaks drscouragingIy o
| the prospects OF a recognition Of the Southern
Contederacy by the European Powers.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
DrrAH GOOdN. ClOfhH.
TAILO RING.

The undersg gn"d tnkes Ihls method OF annsHneiSg
to the CIzPns of Smyrna and the surrounding eouniry
that he has commenced the above named huIIneEI en-
Main St. under The office of the SMYRNA TINES, and
as he unders anS the French and American Fashions
perfectly he hatIers himself that he will be able 10
please all wLo will honor him n nth a call.
W Cutting done in the most fashionable style.
Iv2h3m JAMES FINN.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

LorTERY iiONEsrY We sFe going to make
a hold aud grave charge against :he mana gers
of certain Lottery ,wh!eb once ex; ted 9 this
SisIe. and In dung % We feel fully. and Gp
pr'c'are. The rfsE ns'olliry of the task we are
entering on. TINS lutety has ceased to exist,
bat il has left moral sson behind it that
should be- rcmemberet y the people Of this
State for M ny day. The charge we have
to make Is the p"biIAtIon 0F dra wing Of Glass
49, fsf 1851. OF the Sl>spx Colniy Lottery.
knd signed ny J.,hn Dale, John w. Wa ker and
Alfred WoOIsn. a. COmmits luners which con.
.lsIRsd one orlwI baiioi more than advprtIs ID
10 the sem nSs. We say that IN the 9Th doy
ot las' gh4s here wer" published IN small bills
Two d. fe5rut drawings of the Sussex County
L1usry. -il.s'1 I33-one of twelve bullots =
which was 10 accordance with the scheme for
said class Ttrse c5zwIngs were both signed
by fh- 4 .e.,!s Of this Lottery What
are 10 ppdefs'auG b. ih.sl Are We TO On.
dsrstand that The St1'e OF Delaware anthorises
t1e s-''.. II Of Nv GGtIng shop in the
CIV - "n more demOrsIIzlng that the
Faro B'nk, aud more cnrrnpt than the different
games played at cards Del Inquirer.
BROrHgR AnMNsT BRormER The wanton
Anu wicked war, now being WHgrd pHInRt the
Gavernm"nt, was iRGugnrated by South Caro-.
liza, anu may truly be called (ratricidaI war.
VTthe Tecegt sstaUii upsn thu forts OF Port
Royal, the ilrsyi00s iIDO brothers, Of South
Carolina. sFraged against each olhpr Gen
DrayIon. eommspG 'ug the TRAITORS ni Fort Wal.
her, aud PercIler Bray:nn. Of the y Navy.
ehnsmsndIng the Pocakonias, one of Com. Du
Points feet.
Li'u' rf,x. who arrested Mason and Sli.
dell. Is ofIhe 'O'd Virginia Fairfax family, and
. relative Of Mason.
patsoNED "A correspondent from eamo a,
Cambridge, Mary land, writes ss toll Wa had
> very distressing accident IN Cainp, this (Snn.
dsg3 morning. About i've o'clock. three men
nelsuging 10 company &, who had been D 'aced
an % dnrance Vde for misbchavIour, discovered
d smsii phisl hid smong the straw in the Guard
House, roatsiutnr a very poisonous liquid which
q criminal had Tor the cure OF rheumatism, and
by IT'S -mell Fupp9siDg IL was Jamaica Ginger
dsank abunt a tthIe SpnoBiul each, IRON
7ahe effects of which tw9 OF then died ia
sb,ut 3 hnnrs sf'er taking II. We under
a and.lh4t IL was composed principally of B II
si,na and acunste---boih very poisonous drugs
The chatIcstnn Courier efihe lith has ar
~e.snnt Of the engagement at Hilton Hea,
~ .urihutes the defes' 10 the disnonsting of
Ia inch co'umbiad They siate their hoes 10 b
-,sv~r killed and iftren wounded. they esi
ssasIy l9,ak that We have navy.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
PROCLAWATIOM.

WHEREAS, by an act of Congress of the United
States, approved on the fifth day of August A. d
1861 entled An act 10 provide Increased revenue
from imports 10 pay interest 1n the public debt and
Tor other purposes is provided by the 9Th section
thereof, that direct tax OF twenty millions of dollars
snail annually be LAID, of which the sum OF Serenity
Jour thousand Sir hundred and eghtyhree dollars and
thTtyhTee cents is appOrOned and required 10 he
paid by The State of Delaware: And whereas by the
33d section ot said act 1t provided that any State
may eSsnme collect and pay INTO The Treasury of the
United States It's quota OF suI tax in its way and
regulate the assessment and collection thereof for
which payment a deduction Of fifteen per cent will
he allowed: And whereas, II may be deemed more
advantageous 10 the Stale regulate The assessment
and provide for the cD!lecI0n aud payment of snld
tax by Its own authority and in such wise as the
Legislature IN lis wisdom, may, by law, provide
than Tor the assessment and collection thereof 10 he
made by the General Government, according TO the
pr0Vis0nS OF the snd act OF Cung aud the Legs.
lature being The representatives OF the people Of ev.
cry section O the State, and presumed know the
Wishes 0t those whom they represent, and to under.
stanh their best interests And whereas the time fix
ed for the and collection of said t,x
cudes the possibility of any legislative action IN ref.
erence thereto, without special session Of the Leg.
isature:
Now, therefore, l. William Burton, Governor of the
State OF Delaware, beng prompted by sense of dulv
ana considering that since the adjournment of the last
Legislature, SUCH III extraordinary has arisen
as Is contemplated by The l2h section of the Sd arti
Gle otthe Constitution Of the said State of Delaware
DO under aud by virtue of the authority vested in me
by the 18th section of the 81 article of the COnstn
ton, by TINS my proclamation. order an direct that
| the General Assembly OF The State of Delaware do
convene at Dover. in the State House, on MONDAY
| THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT for the
purpose ct delIberaIng upon and adopting such mea
sureS IN reference TO the subject matter To which
have alluded and 10 such others of a special charac
ter as IN their judgment, may be expedent and ne
cessaIy l0r legislative action before the next General
| Assembly
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State 10 bf
tL'S'I alhAed thls The nineteenth day OF October A
d., eighteen hundred and sixty one
BY the Governor:
| EDWARD RIpGEIY Secretarv Of Stale
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
SELLING OEF
- H G. GB @S NT~
Bargains. Bargains.

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 the
elzens OF Smyrna and vicinity that he Is prepared 10
furnish Bargains TO all those who will favor him with
a call having put his entire stock down nj COST
at Philadelphia prices. Ills stock consists Of Demes
tic and '7NS Va OOhSo
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
the citizens of Smyrna and the surrounding country
that no has again become a resident among them and
has also commenced the business OfTAIIORING in
smyrna, where he would he glsd to meet all his old
friends and patrons and all others who are desIrous
oil having their clOther and made in the latest and
best styles, and PERFECT FIT guaranteed in eVerv
case where they arc made under his immediate dir,c.
ton. VIM H. BACGS
maV2
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Real Estate Agency, Auction
eering. &c.

Having for many years, been engaged, in the lower
pcTIion Ci New Castle county, as Auciinneer and re-
Gently Real Estate Agent in Dover. Kent county.
offer my services TO The people of Wilmington. in the
same capacity. | have Just taken office in the
WEBB BUILDING. 2c4 Market street, below Third,
ID story. Testimonials can be produced. from gen
regard 10 my qualifications. Those who require my
services and pTOmptness az an AuctIoneer and Real
EsiaIe Agent respectfully requested To give
call. My terms in all will be moderate; and
ny undivided attention and IndeIatgr bic exeriions
will be my motto IN the transaction OF business en-.
trusted 10 me. The people of Wilmington. and par
icuIarIy New Castle county, who have Real Estate
and go"Gs Of every description dispose Of, Will find
II 10 taeir interest TO give me a ca |.
d. +. RICHARDS
n 2-Reuts and collections Of all kinds promptly
attended to IN all portions OF New Castle county,
Iluving for series Of years been engaged in LOA NJ
ING MONEY on bond ana mortgage all persons will
find me energetic and prompt in this department.
Ian3l-ly ID. r. RICHARDS.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
CdU Gt u. III. BcaUleu's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber Is now urening nt his Store on Com
merCe street Smyrna. very large and well selected
stock OF BOOTS and SHOES. which were bought for
casa at greatly reduced prices. in order the
times They consist IN part of Ladies' superior Black
Lasting GaIiers. with heels from IS cents 10 81 -
per pair Ladies Lace Boots from 60 cents to 81 per
pair; Mems Call Boots, quilted bottoms. from 50 TO
and Childrens Shoes from I2J to so els Call and
examine for yourselves and you will find the cheapest
and best selected stock of BoOsand Shoes ever henre
offered in this market. Call soou. and you will find
us on hand ready and willing 10 sell you great bar
gains
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

OFFICE-MCthedst Street next door to the cfliee ef
DR.. WIN. Cummlnx
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21
Village Green Seminary.
70 MILES FROM WILMINGTON.

dissipation, &c.
WINTER TERM WILL BEGIN NOV. IS.
Beading, &c per week.. S225
Tuition per Quarter, 6.U0
Students havo a thorough conrse Of study IN Book
Keeping, Philosophy. Surveying. aud all the usual
Engish and Mathematical branches If hey wish.
are prepared with a special view 10 College. Spe-
cia attention paid TO The Ian guages.
Lectures with Philosophical apparatus. A Library
belongs to the school For Circular address,
REV J, HERVEY BAKrnN,
OcI3l.4: Village Green Seminary, Del. ca Pa.