American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-26

Imarrypg men from real 20 fctitons sources of hap
plhess. Besides, ii lady is to be thus set IN the
market, and her golden qualifications carrying away
the palm, what i. to become OF those who have no
fortune bot their virtue and intelligence, their IN
Idustry and economy These qualifications are indeed
1.-The real fortune, and most worthy OF attainment
A man NAV obtain wife with $4,000 dollars, and
become gratuitously possessed at the same time OF
100000 plaques many proverbs can be quoted in the
support OF this position.--yNaf. .adDocafe.
The English East India Company commenced
business with capital of seventy two thousand
pounds sterling, which in two hundred years has in
creased to twenty million they own three hun
bred and eighty thousand square miles have eighty
millions of inhabitants; one hundred and hity thou
sand soldiers - and seventeen millions annual in
come. This is prodigious power FOR an incorpo-
rated company to possess No wonder that Eng
land opposes Russia in attempts to subjugate Tur.
key and find short cut to India.
LONDON, Feb. 7.--Commercial Las 1t was
decided by the Court OF Kings Bench in February
term In the case of Chr " Troy that person had a
right TO cancel any acceptance he may have given to
la BILL any time previous to that bill being called for
lby the holder of 1t. Ii ruled by Lord Ellenbo-
rough for many years, that il bill was once accept.
led, the accepor, no matter what new light had bro.
ken IN upon him to the drawer, between The inter-
val of the bill being left for acceptance and its being
called for, had no right to cancel his acceptance,
This legal reading is now found to be erroneous.
Extraordinary Leah-On Wednesday week morse
belonging 10 Mr. Nave, Of Longhborough, took a
hedge six feet high, which in length exceeds any
eay reco ded for many years. being from hind feet
70 hi ID feet, / yards and "a inches carrying a
youth 5st lib.
Canatang. Books to be opened in Carpen-
ter's Court, Philadelphia, The Sd Monday in
May next, and TO remain open for so days, for adj
itiona options the stock OF the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company, TO the amount of
200 whole shares OF 300 dollars each-a deposit of
10 dollars on each share TO be made on subscrip
an-thIs deposit to be returned If the whole mum.
tr Of shares IS not taken. We most earnestly
none that tins important link in the chain Of inland
communication will now be speedily Completeness
we ,re sure it may be if the wealthy and enterpr
zns citizens OF Philadelphia and Baltimore will but
heartily engage IN the undertaking The progress
made in the grand canal OF New York, shows what
&c Il and perseverance may accomplish while the
experience and skill obtained there, can readily be
applied 10 similar works elsewhere When the New
little understood in this country and DOUBT and
disbelief as to the practlcability OF the enterprise
al most universally prevailed Now. since SO many
obstacles have been overcome, and such great pro
Eress has been made, no has The folly to enter
TAIN or the hardihood TO express, the least doubt oil
ne complete success OF that stupendous and glo-l
rinus undertaking. And if that can be carried
through, what other need fail If .Nr4o Fork alone
can consummate this grand project, will Penn8ylva-
ma, and Maryland and Delaware, shrink from the
comparatively rif1ing effort necessary to unite the
Chesapeake with The Delaware? We trust not. We
hope they VIII unite their exerions, and press for
ward q the accomplishment OF the important OBJ.
Iect, with zeal and perseverance. Aud we now
caution them, that unless they proceed in ,hcirI
entsrpize with rapidly, and complete it with speed
.fev Jersrj may ous'rip them and have the Canal
from me Delaware 10 he hartaa FIRST finished.
Trenton True A,nerican.