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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

BY EEST PAINE a CO., Aastioneers
I ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES.LOn TUE
~ DAY next 9Th Inst we shall sell reserves large
assortment Of CgOeees Drugs Medicines consisting In part
Of --'' - -i
20 btis and slcks choice Brown susAs r
100 sacks aud bbls Va. Salt
5COO Ihs Cotton Yarns, part high numbers
~ bags Shot, assorted
inkegs Duponts Powder
81 Essence OF Coffee
AdRmAniine Candies, Mustard
Rio Coffee, Cotton Cards Cheese
100 Hots Matche, Green Teas .
WindoE Glass, Soda
CoIperas, Concentrated Lye
-. English shoe Thread 3 81.
Thu Foil, Toilet and Fancy Soaps
2 - i0sseks Liverpool aud Ground Alum ssI
= 1919 1fstforKa Bcale ~ .-- q fs.-- %
= CIT - i ALSO,
An Invoice % DTpnr and HE - -, consisting Of
r, Qnlnine. Morphine, CampLor
EPSON S dts, saIt Peter
-. Indigo AIum Alcohol
. ~. '-.. Castor Oil, LaudHnum
4 Blue Mass, eta etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

.IANO FOR SALE have for sale one Of
tJ, senIsrand Pianos eK Octave In Rosewood case. II
siHbe seld ct bargain ,n.. I MVe -. .
tg1S booeeAsf " nam s1e~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

C0-PARTNERsHIP.
The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp, under
the style Of : PETERS, for conducting General Com
Business this city at the old stand vi Peters, Martin
Co.
Their pesl attention NM be given - the sale Of Tobacco
Whsa aud other produce Of which they solicit consgn
nents planters Virginia and North Carolina genera
hope receive esnpuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore extend by their friends TO the late firm.
Liberal cash advances will be made consRnments when
ouested. WILSON PETERS,
a3-8t WALTER S. PETERs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

NEW CONCERNING have entered in Co
~ partnership purpose o. doing eENERAL MEHc1N;
Co and have taken the stand formerly occupied by
Smith Adams i4l Main street ynchbur, Va VIII give per
ons and PROMPT attention 70 al conSgnmems Of Merchandise
nross Ipucrs Produce Manufactured and Smoking obaceo
e. he WIN make cash Congnments In hand
dssIrsd Refer to the Richmond and Lynchburg Merchants
seAe'SN'' sAML YOUNGER,
THOMAS L. JOHNSON,
of JOHNSON, Younger Otey, Richmond
ID JOHN 7. SMITH,
NJ ,i.h 4 dana Lynf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05
TRRASURY OF THE CONFEDERATE

sTATES-Interest che Public Debt OF the Confederate
States due January ls will be paid Stthe Office Of
Main and Eleventh streets the Of H. MAuryk Coz
jat-sw E. U. ELM0RR, Treasurer C. s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

NOTICE. will sell at public auction, at the
~ Auction Rooms Of Hector Davis TUESDAY the 9th day
Of January 1858 very likely young and child COED
serysn bay Hrnty, belonging the estate OF
H. Thornton, decd .......
Sale will axe place at IL n. m. D. T. WILLIAMS,
ld.2o-ttss 49,. Admir- of " n. Thornton, drcil
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05
IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT COURT,
j CLERE,a nEELCE TT Hon THOMAS s GHOLSlN. Iudae

Rehmoud, Jan /, 1868 JEO. h WILLIAMS,
CSS- Examiner and ENQUIRER COPY. ia2-dS0t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

WANTED to hire for the ensuing year, or
w BY the month trustworthy MAN, House Servant
Apply TO - . r. y, IA ARIEL, "a, oln ~ Urn
s.rvants Apply 10 same or to 7. @. DANIEL.
Ise-9, Marshall st., above let.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

CONFEDERATE HAY PRESS--Haying rc-
" Gently obtained pasut for my improved HAY PhfSs,
m now rrep staie County individual rghs This
Pres by any who AT all familiar With hs
tools three lays and at cost not eNcering tBO "
as satisfaction who have used IT, and many
radical formers bear testimony u it, efficiency.
For further p.r.euiars address JOHN HENSON,
de2O-2so Fork Union. fiuvsnps
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

DARN IN HENRICO COUNTY ON THE
Il NEW cuAi.L.s cIrY ROAD, CONTAINING 1ie ACRES
OF LAND, for sale at AUCfi0S.-We Will sell, Rt Henfco
county Court House. MONDAY the 9Th day " January, 1865
that being court day commencing at III O'clock farm
H. Henco the Charles City Road miles from
NE city and adjoining tie snds Of Winston Jnrdst Thouas
French aud others
contains acre. cleared
mainder isfn wood
The consist dwelling kitchen. be- jarhs
Sc
third essh the balance 70 months fos
Negotiable with interest added, and secured by trust
deed. I..-..
The purchaser to pay the taxes fVs 1863.
jsi-tds JAS ~ TAYLoRs SON, Au-'..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09

BOARD OF SUrfRViSoRS.-At meeting OF this
yesterday afternoon President Little in tho chair
srse amount Of routine busillss transacted petition
was rec eiyod from Nanu $. MAS asking to DO appointed
tho City Mas.has Ho said that he had applied the
Mayor Tor appointment ard finding tina. his had
been tho Board for confirmation he denounced the
Mayor guilty Of defceiiOn of duty Upon motion to
pend the readings Mr. rddy said; Wait minute-the right
petition l. sacGeS one IL known that tbs Board has
the power OF appointing the Ma'has but tho rights OF
the petitioner iu; be respected motion finally provsed
hat sir Mills be allow cd to withdraw hi. petition.
The bills of the CorOnes fog the quarter ending Dec 3D.
1902 amounting to si991 g. ordered to be paid The
Dill tho County Clerk for official service nshng blanks,
40 for the last election In this city amounting to $3.50
rdsred be paid The resolution for tue payment Of bills
contracted for WORK the Harlem Bridge adopted
wi hsianding the objection Of the Mayor.
The salaries Of Robert y. Holmes and Noah A. Chids.
amounting to r5o each and VIM j. Hackctt to $3.50 for
Conis oIets ordered to paid
The several revolutions conccTnug the erection of thu New
curt House which have already publiShrd were on
motion OF Mr. Tweed taken from the table and adopted, not
bdiug the Of the Mayor Mr. Purdy being the only
vi The Bosri who made any obc Ions 10 the pas
After tho appointment OF special Committees New
Court House. Harlem BIdge, Ac list OF which may bs
found tho Official proceedings, the Board adjourned until
neat Tuesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
Winter Garden.

Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams take, this evening,
their las, benefit at the Winter Garden sher engage.
ment closing with the present week. They appear
in four pieces, viz. "Phelm O'Donnell,' This
Bashful Irishman" Connecticut Conrtship," aud
"The Irish Lion SO strong bill, and so attractive
an occasion, will of course secure a thoroughly
crowded house. Next week the Winter Garden viii
be occupied by the famous dancer, Isabel Cub,s and
by tue popular tragedian, Mr.. C. w. Couldock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
prNE,r Coysprraor AND RoBBERr.-A

ELoPEMRSr, CONSPIRACY AND RoBBERY.-A
short time since. young named William Howsrd.
paIoed naval prisoner paid of at Washington The
due him amounting TO about $oo From thence lie pro
cesded to Baltimore to take lodging, at sailors boarding
house kept BY asoodooAing young wouan named budas
Howard Likely to h. roll OF stesn backs IS not
knowo bat tue result an elopemen the runaway pail
Bergen street. sd vile Ailrr getting confer abb
settled MIS- Brown concluded send her Little Grushts'
company the chid there pr returning, he discovered
that had departed tskins With her toe sum OF S1
IN green bscks aud his clothing valued at about 40
Howards love- dream was ut oGce dhpelled, sna ne
cared not g where the ao might 20. out lie coyetcs
the ge.ubacks which he has fought and bed Dgoat
Inquiry brought him to house in the Of No. 10 Hamilton
ee Newly where he found that Mrs Brown had iokrr
dwelling aud partner named Patrick flaAu ior tie p%f
woman tina, cared nothing for her but he did fog hi
money an5 clohing and that she would give them ~ he
would noest her further Mrs Brown replied that su
o the better and his money and elehns she denee
all knowledge Howard stsightway went and unourdence
himsslft Mr. Msrndale VINO st' ~ the halls o. ]a'sS
OF Detective kicsaey, who Proceeded t. Newfork eas
yesterday morning aud arrested lis Brown as P1incips
the robbery, aud Patrick Phsan aceompi'e, ms
prisoners brought t. Jersey City aud placed ~ the os
~ 60 ufhes devea, pmens When ,aei hile> No
them 10 they begged 70 be locsea up -
gcther f company sake, but the Chief did net tie ttni
Ia that light aud ,h- pair ruthiesy east into sess
and solitary cells. Officer kicaaley sHessquenuy m
apartments OF the accused parties In New ora, nut
unable 60 obtain any trace the money clothing lhey
had had sutc tune after Howard discovered thrn abois
90 take good care of t. alleged that Phran gesdsd VIZ
Mr Brown In Baltimore aud Il 10 rrsoSho that tAe, con-
eoetsd tho plan Iob5lns Howard, ard the chNd Wv
Drought the purpose Of carrying on. 'hciI de'sn'
FyloNious AssAuLr.-On Weeh,e day night Id
ward Iones was arrested charge 0! committing o niea
assault With All iron hinge John Connolly NO eR Mou
,ert on Now Years night 9hs warrant for the arrest wa
is.asd By Coroner Wiley as va. rresae,a that conao
would no. sutviys his 'njprteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09

ArroINrmEErs-rhe Controller has appointed
Joseph Murray. Collector Of City aoyenpo III place Of Asa
Bpttnsn. Salary $l,2oo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
MAJOR sLLblMER.

This gallant officer, the hero Of Fort Pickens, i,
among the wounded lie commanded the Second Battalion
ofth 18th Infantry of which Gen Androw Porter 10 Coloue
Adam J. Semmer 4, Pennsyv anian by birth aud his ap
pouiment Is also credited to that State lie sraiustod
West Point in The class Of 1880 and appointed to tue 1T
Al.iefy then serving in Florida against tho warriors OF
Oily b0wicg Ancr serving short time IN California lac
stationed at fott Mous In Charleston Harbor Whence
he ordered to West Point. and remained there from ~,
1855 In 1855 and 1856 no acting Assistant Professor Of
Ethics English stadie' having for h. associates Generals
Blum, and 3l IL 1887 aud 1883 Le Assistant Professor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
GEN. CHEATHAM.

Che Rebel General, Benjamin Il. Cheathsm, re-
manded company In Campbell. regiment Of Tennessee
volunteers during the Mexican and distinguished
under Coouel uow Gcnera) Harney at Medein. Aneward
he VIZ. appointed Color" OF the 81 Tennessee Regiment
youn sa IN that capacity served 9Th honor until tic
close Of tho war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09

Among the Coloneli Of Volunteers killed is Vim.
O. Jones, commanding the 2stb Ohio Regiment Cob Jono
va. born Ia Ohio aud appointed thence Wes, Point H.
1896 lie graduated In loGO and attached to tho 8t It.
fanny thea serving 10 New.MeGico. lie shortly aioe
ward transferred to The 10Th Iuntry, In which regimen. ho
held Fs Leusnants Commission at the time his death
About year ago ne allowed to accept the Lsuen
CoOneey Of tho ?ith Ohio Volunteers then comnsndod by
Col jacob Anmeu. Ga the promotion OF th. latter officer
TO Brgador.Gener'hp. the 10th Of July 1862 Lieut.
Col Jones succeeded him Colonel Of the regiment IL
quito yOuns officer not being than 25 years Of
age, but lie well grounded In the duties OF o.s Of
infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09


Bdg.-Gen james 5. Negley 10 one of our citizen
sos lie West Point and therefore We car.
YAK Of his standing there, Of his cassmate. promo
ti2n' Ireyes ad forth lie entered tho service when
waited and wherever Le has been be la, doae his
duty like loyal and brave soldier. lie Is Ponus,
vsran by blr.h sud Bhgad,eG Of Volunteers by
rank, his comn.ssiop being dated October /, 1861
In September aud October 1862 he was IN command Of
Nashye Tenn, when thst city surrounded by tho
and plsnned and executed gallant against
the Rebel forces under MsjorGen g. IT, Anderson whom he
surI.ed ss defeated ut Layersne. the 7h of October
last kliog ard wouHding 50 and capturing 80 Gen Andef
ou snurns under ths defeat collected largo force end dc
clar,d lat he would capture Nashville within week Iii,
genonis However TO certain extent rered
with BY Cen Negicy. and he did capture Nashville
GENERAL PALMER.
The Gen. Palmer reported wounded Ia John
Pslmet Of .aois lie born In Koniosky bu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
MEDICAL..



Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (317) Fourth and
Mutkef street,
eEPITALlc PILLS tSpanldiug's) for Head Ache at II
A.. Bringhurbir sl1 Matkei strout
bROWAi3 BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs one Of the best
Articles Tor Diseases The throat at H. H. Brnghursa
hrug Store. st4ff 1.a.s .t..
poWNsENDS sARaAPARILLA, !fesh stock just re-
eeived aud tor sale ny u, Il, Bringhurs ApnthecaIy
NlsHARl'S fiue Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he had AT II Il, brmghursts Drug
store.
spAfFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article 10 he
had by calling At u. Il. Biinghursts Drug Store.
MIRA. WINS OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand ior children eHthug, NJ H. r. liiinghursts.
kLASkS tor spdrisnen-i have hnU assortment OF va
rous sizes from y plot To pint have just imported
then and they the finest quaiy Of piNons FaHks.
D u. r. Brughurst, 3l1 Market street
] nkANDN sud WHISKY selected pure and Of hue
quality for medical purposes, by IL Il. Bringhurst.
FLAGu5 RkilEf for the Immediate relief Of pain, Al
I Farmer Mutual Fire insurance Company, In Whining
TON Thursday the 7th dRy oi October at 10 o'clock
/ a. NJ
COLD CREAM tor efapped hands lips for sale III
! any quantity, BY It. H. nrinEhurst
FINE SALAn OIL, \ superior ARTICLE at II II. Bring
I bursts
AosTErTEEs nlTrERs they give general satisfaction
and now Ia treat 'yngue.' II. Il. Btinghurst
Wholesale amt lirtAi, Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
Desirable City Lots for SAIL
NEW BoOKsl

NBW BOUhSI
AZ d. s. Il Baler's Book and Newspaper Si,r,
400 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
TrumpE, story OF American Lille by o. W Curtis.
The Crossed Path by wilkie Coiins.
Harry Har.on, by John T. irving
The Attorney, by john .. Irving
The Consultation of the United states
Wild Lifo by Capt Maynn Reid.
Life Of General francis Marion.
Everybody : lawyer.
Moral History of Women.
Miss 0ilbafts Career.
One OF Them, by Chas. Lsvor.
The First False Step, hy Reynolds
The Woman IN White. by wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five diharent kinds OF Novels at dina each
Books Stationery and Fancy Articles, for sale ID az,
variety -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
tt.;,ish USES fss ijsss5
!!!i FOR RENT. .!A


Brick HOUSE Market siioet between sth aud 9Th No
S5, $3.50 90
Frame House in Mechanic street below IombArd St.
No. u, siS 90
Brick ouse aud Lot lord street, third door it0m
Railroad No ~, $40
hrick House IN Lord street second door from Railroad
SO 10
do do On luy Tor -irpet adj oiniug the above % uU
fiva Brick Houses al llth -trert Zine, Nos COL
uO3 CO. Coz bOg each $40 uu
Five Brick Houses lath street near Lombard, Nos.
sos j0j 5Oi hu9 aud Oh, each $40 Ol.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane, first from Stone
Tavern, each $40 90,
Frame House adjoining alley 30 from tavern 500 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining w above, each $50 TO-
Brick Hsute On Lombard street between McCeuley
and l.th streets, SOD ~
BrcA House W corner IL Front and Thorn sirestr.
Sl15 90,
lrick llodss ola ratu'l street alvo Second street No.
EOS, S7a No.
small Brick gu utAnsesireat btween Third ami Fourth
streets, $50 90
Ice House yard on mn sropi b twoen Market ana
Two Frame Houses igth aud Elizabeth streets. each
$500.
Bdtk House on hurch snoot between Eighth aui
Ninth directs, So TO-
Brick House, M 1918 Ring s'rsai between lah aud
lIih streets 500 %.
Brick House. Taylor ietwesn Locust and Buitonwool
Sl40 W.
Rries House on Market street Asiween lsh aud iini
stre,ts, SiO0 90
Brick sabeou 18th stfest between Market and orsns
streets, SOS %
Brick house On 9th street brtWeon Pine and spruc.
BHrk HOUSE, g rooms well Gnlsled with IL atres vi
land, and hIiek stable. near Wilmington, ibO 90
lsuse aud premises AZ the S, J.. curier u Marsr
and Water Streets, in the enuten James h. Cos aud
VIM r. Carr, possession GU The .ath Of March usxt
Apply 10 WILLIAM McCAuLIEY
ieh2s. coo Maraet ST. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
BOOTS AND SHOES!

pFln WE would call the attention Of buyers to our
Ett extensive stock vi Boots aud Shoes Tor Spring and
~ summer wear. We think that We can saw with
out lear Of contradiction that have the largest aud
best assorted stock Of ready made and Shoes that
IL 70 ba found In the State number years Ut enps-
rene in the business has taught what KINDS of work
10 ct up and how 10 got IL up To suit the Whining
ton Markets aud, while do not pretend tn uudersei
our neghbors, we do profess TO be able to compete with
any IN the business, as every Knows thai Is at all
cenyersnn with the prices Of stock, that 1t much hi her
now than WAS two or three months ago. when the lar
gesl portion OF OuIs bought Aud in regard to East
ern work. il las 10 lie bought cash IN m0st eases and
The man " exprlence II the uost likely get the mos
which We EEL right. We will not attempt 10 eive a
st 81 tie stylts or kinda that have on han hut will
simply say To those in need Of anything IA our line Of
justices coma and see and depend upon getting the
worth ot your money
No. lO2 West ID street, between shipley aud Grange
Ap " MAS. W. MIANlE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03

CHEAP BOOKS

NOW is the time for persons who desire to I'LL up III
N shelves uf their Libraries purchase BOOKS they
will probably never be able to buy them lower.
The subscriber Is receiving day to day large 10
Of we'll selected Books. from the late Auction Sales
philadelphia and Is determined to sell them at price
lower than they have been offered before They
sat Of
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
in plaiu and gilt bindings suitable presents &c NAM
Of them will be sold halt the publishers retail plicvs
and some even less The public invited to call
aud examine. JOHN II. PORTER
1l6 Market street, sgu Il tho Zig Hook.
Don't forget No no
FAMILY BIBLES,
BEAUTIFUL AseoRrMgNr AT
VERY Low PRICES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
600 DR., ]. Il. CIIANDLER'S OOg

FAMILY MEDICINES.
DyspepIIc EIiXIr
RANKS hrs. among the Tonnes. Il n,isorStes and
strengthens tile ste aud Is peculiarly adapted To per-
sons Of weak aud delicate Constitutions.
COUGH MIXTURE.
Prepared from recipe which las stood the test Of trial
tor twenty i've years he recommended lnvalu.
a'ie ienleiy Coughs, Colds 1t should be had Ia
every honsehoid.
THROAT LozENdEs
sc, sc.
DIR. cnANDLgEs WORN to2ENdEs
safe aud eileetua.
DYsPEpTlO Hills.
Sod for the same purposes az the Elixir.
ARNICA AND AC9NlrE L1NiMENr.
This preparation has boen extensively ussl in Rheun-
hism aud Neuralgia we'll A. for sprAins and Bruises
with the bvneltia results II is unsurpassed as an
external application ioi the relief Ell pain
K0MApnIAN
Thi. Hair Tonic, by promoting healthy action of tbs
stap invisurirs the srnWth aud adds lutte and soft
uess tn the har.
DANDKUFF gRAp1CATOR,
E0eetually dandrun from tue head. % cent?
Per pint
HAIR DRESSING.
For smoothing aud dxiag the hair
DUPoNCos GOLDEN PILLS.
For females 81 por box.
wnslow'z soothing Syrup, liostrter's Bitars, nooi
land hiteis Wisharts Pine Tree Tar CORDIAL bitteri
tour Ulve on Con Strited tlAvuriug Extracts, Sail
Tooth, aud Hair Brualvs, Combs Pocket Bneks, por
Menutitr, etc, etc. ociiu.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
sTHE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
lnAlnlNAn NM CnREK. An

THIS Company continues offer to the people Of Della
ware itH superior advantages OF Insurance against loss
by fire, all descriptions uf property, except Marine
risks.
The Institution commended by 20 years expert
ence In and attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
(eng the first Introduce the principle into STATIC
by reason of which, il is believed the Managers have
enabled to adjust aud discriminate between the
different varieties Of property m To render the member
ship among the most equitable in character OF the uucf
Gus Insurance Companies presented To the public.
II takes credit ITSELF that its payments Of losses have
been prompt and liberal. tha in IS years bNnets aud
ton has occurred aud scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured
Looking To the safety than the number and
amount OF It's rifka 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou.
sands Of Dollars uf Insurance either requiring too
great amount n q single risk Offering unit oh
jeets Of Insurance for TIE character VI the Institution
In this manner II is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of insurances IN proportion 10 the
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence of this hss not only reduced the rate
insurance. at all times modeiatei onesiXth, during the
last two years hut it presents clear surplus fund
S45000 security against any the d. posit
Notes. which sum by the eslrt to Scrip Certificates
be paying Interest them from January 1852 at the
ate Of per cent plr annum thus making still rthor
deduction.
II commenced the year 1862, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of S251,0OU
surplus Fund 6O,OJO
Total protection, s30OUlO
1t is the Of tho Farmers Of Delaware aud as such
they ought to pAtronlEa it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-07-03
New and Original.
A Home Boarding School

- AAoAAAO A9OAA hAAAb toCllOOl
For Masters anR Misses Hnder teti0e gcdiS Of age.
nus subscriber will open CHESTNUT GROVE cor.
lAGE his late family residence as an Institute inr
Masters and Misses un ier the Huparnieudeues Of
pefifnred female who was In NY employ more
than twenty years rnce, aud from mat time has been
constantly employed in teaching either In public schools
or private families
lietelies aud Gymnastics, nr In other words proper
inoi and plenty OF exercise, both in aud DOORS
will receive the special attention tho managers thereby
making II both health aud educational Institution.
CAu Will be used not tn excite te nauta aud intel.
leelua faculties to the Injury Of the physical system
but ~ Tar as II IL possible make a suitable HOME
SCHOOL for all; aud particularly those feeble cons
utons. The entire building will be appropriated exclu.
svey for the use Of the children and teachers Their
food Will he furnished from the prnpiearH sly table
Ia tie Institution known as TIE LIVING HOME FOR
SICK or WELL"
Ihe government will be mild and general its char
Acer while all the rules eeosssry for the proper manage
ment OF the pupils will lie strictly enioreei.
he school viii open on tn sixth Of April, lsbs, and
pupils Will be received at any time thereafter aud for
any length # time not less than hour weeks
Board and tuition $3.50 per week. Books washing &C.
extra For further particulars address,
mar % DIR. y. A. BROWN, Wilmington Del.