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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
PROTECTION.
Detaaoare Fire Insurance Conapang,

Detaaoare Fire Insurance Company,
Othce No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front & Second
VlNilS Company has commenced nsirng against Loss by
Fire, and inland transportation goods with capital
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire on evey
description Of Buildings in general Merchandise; Ships
IN PORT and their Cargoes; Household furnture and 9th
er personal property ;aso against loss damage by in
land transportation oSoods, wares merchandise and coun
try produce
Terms OF insurance will be favorable as any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured, may rePose the fullest confidence in The
sodity of its capital, and that all losses will b nroun,jy
adjusted by the company.
ConxELus y. BLAsEY is Agent survey property to be
insured, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle
directors.
William Chandler, David c. Wilson
John Patterson, Joseph G. Gpin,
David busl', Joseph Crubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, President,
DANIEL BrRSgs Secretary
Wilmington, 5tl mo (May,) 90, 1895 A.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
DRUGS and AIEDICINEs.

eaaMko The subscriber, at No. Sc .HarRet street
Ya has constant supply of Sedhtz and Soda Pow
E55a ders: salt Of Lemon, for removing iron mouds :
eSsG . Steers Opodcdoc Ess. Peppermint British
OF: Btteman's lro;s, and oael parent medicines. Co.
ogne Water, of superior qlaliv--atey received from
Paris Transparent aud Other soaps Sealing Wax and
Waters: uaiinine, III powder Pink, Blue and Purple
sancers Silyer-gramed Cochneal Pure Cnchonle.
slphatc Of Quinue-whoa.ae and retail. Arrow
Ront; Pearl 'lupoca and sage; Th=raca; Andrumachi,
Ienrys Magnesa, in bottles Tooth Brushes, single or
by the dozen; Andcrsons, lIooper's, and Antbilous
Pills. 1hompson's ccebra ed Eye Water, Opium; phos-
plate of Soda Rochelle, Epson, and Claude Salts A
remedy for the Piles, celebrated for orsusefness. Swaim's
Panacea by the box bottle. 4 variety OF Lamp Glas
scs and Wicks
All the useful Chemical and Medical preparations are
sold by JOSEPH BIiINGilURST
UhoicsdLe and Reiau DnuGGIsT
Wilmington, mo. 49, 1926. 81-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30

IlY virtue of writ Of vend exponas, directed, will
ID be exposed to public sale, at the house of David Arm
strong in White Clay Creek Hundred on Monday the Sd
of October next, at o'clock, z. NJ following desert
bed house and lot Of land, situate lying and being in the
wit Adjoining lands of John Rogers Thomas Ogle and
Others with log house and orchard thereon containing
six acres be the less. Seized and taken in
execution as the property of Moses g Richard Hall
Newcastle, Sept Ia, 1925. 83-4s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

V1TAS lost by the subscriber supposed TO be stolen,
w the evening of The 18th inst, large brown HORS T.,
about years old, short thick tail his name cut short
with one hind To- white. Ifhe has been soler the above
reward will be given for the horse and tlef-or ten dol
lars Tor the delivery Of the horse me, living near ST.
Georges, Del. JAMES WILSON.
Sep ember % 1925. 85-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
10 BE SOLD,

NOR the term Of eleven years from the 22nd day OF ""
last past; young negro woman, named Am ne"1 "T
She was raised by Mr.. Outicn Davis, near hldclO" %
The issue that the said Ann may have during the 'er'
to he held ayreeably the act providing for mana an.
negroes For terms apply the subscriber, in Ne%oW
Sept. 9, 1925 82-N JOIN Cho"I,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30
PUBLIC SALE.

I'M Monday the 81 of October next. will be expusm
~ Public Sale, at the Farm occupied by f,I uI"I
VDaHr, Newark IN White Clay Greek is',lL .lsn
sny fWmmy Nen@s Stotk, s!c the property OF ps, abe,
lobnett; aTnon!; which wagon oxcaits .nr"s,
cart four wheel carriage and harncss, sulky ana hrc
ploughs. hatrows pucrt fan AID cutting box 's, &c.,
rake, roller andry empty hog,heads and barres, r,.n
horses breeding and colt, two yoke OF uNL Lny,,
beet cattle, mh cows, sundry young cattle, sheep
and divers other Articles. -. cou
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when 'e e0
ditions VIII be made known BY the subscriber, OF III S
who will be duly authorized 10 attend to the same;
September 90, 1925 oF-o--'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30

OY virtue OF writ Of lev. facas, me directed will be
ID exposed public sale, the house ofChaFles Spring
er, in Chstana hundred, Saturday the 9th of October
next, at o'clock, 2. M all that certain message and lot
of lsnd situate in the hundred Of Christiana, bounded
and described follows, to wit :Begnnng at stake
in the Lancaster road being of Robert Armstrong;
Isaac Steys and Robert Armstrong, senrs land thence
noGh degrees and three quarters west six perches and
five tents, to stake thence north seventy
seven and half degrees west fourteen peichcs to
stake in the middle OF the aforesaid road, thence up the MD
die of the aforesaid road, south ftysX and quarter
degrees, east seventeen peches, to the place Of begin
ming; containing iortywo and half peches be the same
more or Iesstogeiher with all and singular the improve
nents and appurtenances thereunto belonging Seized
and taken in execution the property OF BegJam'n PIT
Newcastle Sept :, 1895. 63-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30

ar various qualities and prices, for sale al No. III MAT
u ket street, Wilmington ,,,oyrr,
June H. S. JsftN u. bNNoNl-r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-30

INoR the cure of colds coughs, ashmas approaching
consmptions and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE No. ITO, Market-street, Will
mngton, Delaware.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

me accounts from Embden dreadful beyond all
PeSsoh Even the 9th several had commu-
ncauo with other parts of the town. letter from Stein
nousefsic on the river Jahde says that an
hour and half from to l04 in the evening" IL feet
ABOVE the usual high water mark 1t flowed the dykes
III every part The flood is said exceeded, by four
eet that OF the year l7l1 the highest record
c0rng to which all the dykes works calcu-
lated.
koNiGsBERG, Jan. 2l.-The magazines of corn annu-
any increase ami some cornealerS have still quantities
wheat winch hey bought SIX years and which
loss is very great Some of grain expected
last year. but the result favorable In the Russian
anu fos provinces, which used to send htcr stock in
hand increases because the high duty prevents importation
here This indeI hnders country from suffering bv
excessive poftaton but the other hand hinders the
sale of herrings aud colonial produce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05


Our great staples maintain their prices, entertain
fears of early decline. There now golden OPP
portunty for country friends and hope they will
embrace it, We quote passed Iobacco d to S10CoHon
IS to 90
From tie NetO- York National .Adyocate March 80.
From the arrivals for past appears that almost
every description manufa goods has risen in value
in the European market. The goods Of England
have only advanced, but the rise has felt th
banks OF the Pee Dee on the Alabama in this country
Hardware and woollens have also advanced the English
Market and we have it mentioned somewhere that the
latter article in the French market has risen as 80
per cent
Goods imported from Europe might have been expected
have experienced corresponding advance this market
English dry goods sold about Is to 90 per cent
higher at the present time than they about weeks
ago. Hardware and wooens have felt similar changes.
The advance in the price of has created consider
able excitement among SPECTATORS ond others and all
ed together gives great brisknes and activity business
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. received from Nev-Orleans
per packet ship Azea dated March g. quote cotton Lou
isiapa, from IL to 30 cents; Alabama, II to w. Ex-
change New-York, q discount. Freight to Liver
pool Id.
Ertrqct of a letter dated LoYpoN, Feb. 49,
There has been an active demand in Cotton market
during the whole week. improving prices chiefly by spe-
1ulators but the trade have also taken freely.
Upwards Of $4,000 bales have changed hands consisting
Of 2OOO Egyptian at ~ to 2I, duty paid in bond
10000 Sura 81, very ordinary 10 u very good TOO
Madras ordinary III 81 good far 5000 Peruambuco at
lS4 Io5,i good qudiyi oOU bowed lO4 lld $50 Or
leans, f04 I'D; 100 Smyrna DID, so Bourbon 125 45.
The extreme rates those yesterday, when the
demand was animated, establishing per 10. advance
on tie prices Of the last India sale for surat 81 for
Bengal.
P S. Saturday erening.Thc extent Of the weeks BUSH
ness at Liverpool up last night being change
'o-oay the inquiry for Cotton resumed with great sp
at and 'n 4OoO bales changed hands still higher prices,
making the total sales Of this day 5000 bales, adj
3itiou TO the above.
letter from Liverpool by the Globe, dated ODD Feb.
states Upland Cotton AZ 81 12d; Alabaa and Tennes-
see at 1O5 123d; aud still further advance was expect
ed the demand bee oming greater. The demand for
Cotton through the previous week had been extremely ami
mated sales amounted $1,000 bales Of which 5000 were
American: Sea Islands 90 ia per 10; bowed 90 12d;
Alabama IO5 IL Orleans 100 49,. Sales ofTabacco
we're <6JO hhds. at an advance of to 3D. per ID.
CTlted States Bank SfOck.-In Philadelphia, Tues
day 1879, sales. In New York, Monday, 49, sales
Shad.-An Alexandra paper states, that Sbad had
heen sold in that market at teo doars ahdyed by the
S'Fgo and that S IS was the market price Tues
day last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
DOMESTIC,

WASHINGTON. March 81.
The NIcE-PREsIpENT leaves this City this morning
with ms iainy, for South Carolina. He will go by the
way OF fredericksburg Cartersville Milton and Sails
ouFy' 10 feeton where 1t is ms intention to spend the
summer. We cannot permit this citizen to
leave tins place, after SO long residence amongst us
without expressing the deep impressions of esteem which
urhany and hospitality mot to speak any other claims
10 regard have left the feelings of the large circle
with which he has freely mixed.-[ Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
9llbulssale aartess Gurrent,
RICHMOND, APRIL q, 1925.
Staple articles.

Staple articles.
Tobacco, good, per ID. S a I
do. fine, 8 all
do. common, z n S
do. manufactured, 10 a 40
Flour, City Mills, axis
do. up country, 1862
Grain, Wheat, bush. 80 a 90
Germ, do. IS
Oats, do. IS 81
Furious other Articles.
Bacon, per 10. 7a8
Beeswax, do. SO
Butter, fresh, do. 10a IL
Cigars, per 1000, GOALS
Coffee, best Green, Id. II Il 10
do. common, DO. Is II
Copperas, do. b a A
Cotton, do. II a 10
Cards No.l0, doz. 7 90 9 90
Candles. mould, 10. II alb
do. Sperm. do. SO a 81
Cheese, do. CATO
Chocolate, No. 1, do. IL Il Is
Fish, Mack'l No. l, Dbl. 6 90
do. 9, do. 5 90
do. 8, do. 5 so
Herrings, do. 2 so 3 90
Shad, do. 500.
Feathers, per Id. 81 > IN
Ginger, Race, do. Ga 3
Grindstones, per ps. IS a I so
Glass 50 fl. 8x1O, 3 90 IA 3 So
do. do. 10x12. 4 90 a 4 so
Hides, b Ayres, Id. 19a %
do. Pernambuco, dry, 16 a l8
Iron, Swed. ton, 80 90 a 90
do. Country, Sd 90 a IS
Indigo, per 10. 225 = 9 50 |
Lard, do. "a 81
Leather, best sole, Id. 26 "A % |
do. inferior, do. ola "a |
do WAX upper, ps. 9 a q
Ca!isklns, doz. 10 a SO
Lime, Thorn. cask. 1875
Molasses. per gall. 31a35 !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.

From HE Philadelphia Freemans Journal.
Mr.. Pelby, the American actor is playing ii
Theatre. He is chaste and performer and
much like Cooper in gesture and appearance Mr. Mrs.
WallaCks engagement theatre terminates the
close of the present season-hey engaged in New
York at the Chatham Garden Theatre; Mr.. w.
of that establishment. Mr. Burroughs intends visiting
England. letter by late arrival informs that Kean
has in contemplation sail Tor this country in time for
next winter theatrical campaigns he do
Mr. Booth has expressed mis- intention of departing for
England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
NOTICE.

WAT Certificate of Deposit issued from, the
Il Ohce OF the Bank of the Omitted States at Richmond
signed j. A Darlington, teller and stating that William
Fleet had deposed in that Office Sl4O0 to the credit of
Cnaies u Browne subject to his (Browne) endors-
ed heeo and the of of said certificate dated the
th June, lG2f which incosed the said Charles c.
Browne of Queen AIMS county, Maryland, in letter OF
e same date: and put in the pos-ofce at Richmond on
Inc SAID An June 1894 and has been received by
the sal! Browne and is supposed have been lost This
is to foewarn all (exrep the said Charles CT
Browne) from using it in any manner whatever
april 5-w4w WN FLEET
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
To tie Editor of TIE Constitutional rryhir

SrR--The debates in the Virginia Legislature which
have given rise to the following remarks having been
reported in your paper, deem that proper medium,
through which to make my appeal to the public and
feel confident that your of editorial Justice will
secure for my communication place in the WING /
must beg you will be obging insert IT as spec
Oily may consist with your arrangements; aud YOU
will confer favor which will be gratefully acknowledge
eddy Sir, respectfully yours,
ANDREW EROADDUS
JNo. III. PLEAsANTs, Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
LAND FOR SALE.

i or seven acrcr, part of the place called NIers-
~ vc in the county Of Goocla nd is offered for SALE
When the navigation of James River is improved this
place from its eligibility OF sinuation likely TO become
hourShng village Ii IS situated Immediately the ba nks
oil James River three miles above the Court House. and
with convenient boat landing. 1t most advantage
Gus stand tor Grocery, and has Grocery House aud
two Lumber Houses. 1t will be sold at auction on the Sd
Monday in June for cash. unless privately sold before
i'ue lhalsputabe. april 5-22t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

On Friday evening. the LIST of April, by the Rev Philip
Courtney, Mr. ROBERT CREME, TO Miss MARTHA P.
MAsTIN, all Of this city
COMMUNICATED
"Ifgppy they, the happiest Of their kind,
Whose genfler stars u7tite; and in one fate
Their hearts, Their fortunes and their beings blend"
Married, at Warrentou, N. G.. the 29th ult MI. NJ
W. DUNNAvANT, % the beautiful and accomplished Miss
ELIZA }. B. SILVER, both Of shat place
"When said lCOuh die bachelor, did not think
should the tW 'osre narrte6"--lSnAKsP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
NOTICE.

hN the 10Th March last deposited in the Post-Oice
- at TINS place letter directed to Mr. James S. Maury
Charlottesville Va inclosing Check on the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. No. 49, dated March 18th 1925 nav
able to Mr. James s Maury ORDER FIVE hund, ed and
i three fo-UO dollars and inorsed by VIM Nekervis
Cashier good for that The above letter has uscar
red and we hereby caution all persons against reccivny
Inc Check as payment of has been stopped at Bank
ROBERT POLL4RD & SON
april ) o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
CHARLESTON, March 90

General LAFAYETTE arrived at Augusta at three
O'Clock, on the afternoon of Wednesday last He at
tended Public Ball on Thursday night, which gra-
ced by the presence of three four hundred ladies'
He set off on Friday morning for NIilledgeville.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

Henr'co Eiection.-EDwARD ANIL and DIR. SAM
UEL PLEAsANTs were yesterday elected Delegates to
represent this county in the next General Assembly,
The were as follows
Amber 292
Peasants gig
Mayo oil
Congress.
Cen Bernard and MIR. Shriver, attached to the U.
States Internal Improvement Corps arrived in this CITY
on Saturday last expedition of SURVEY connected
with the location of the National Turnpike from WASH
ington City TO New Orleans.
Gen. LAFAYETTE and Suite arrived in Aupust,
(Geo.) on the 25th ut
The Bill for taking the sense of the people on the
call of Convention has passed the Leg stature of
sylvania been signed by the Governor and of course
become a law.
Mr. Ctay's Defence.-'We have seldom (says Joanna
Southcote, ALA Mr. SIMPSON, had the modification to
read inferior pugar and loose composition than
Mr. Clay's Address to his constituents s.How this
sentence strictly true 1t be mortifying to every
Jacksonian to read paper which cannot fail TO open
the eyes of every candid to the true state of affairs:
to the character OF the Generals pretensons merepre
tensions)-to the dirty inrigues of the party-o the
superior claims of John Quincy Adams and TO the pa
trotisn and high personal honor of Henry Clay! Mr.
Cays circular is absolutely conclusive on all of these
points, 1t will make his enemies ashamed of their in
justice, of their leaders, aid Themselves.
We were misnformed the Rev. John Kerr and COL
Geo. Townes being Candidates for Congress the Lynch
burg district Gen Graves of Halifax, James Ianpr and
Wm r. Chaplin of Pittsylvana, and John D. Urquhart
of Lynchburg, the Candidates.
1--WE are authorized say that Gen. BARzILLA1
GRAVES is Candidate represent the Congressional
district composed of the of Campbell Pitsylvania
and Halifax.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
Bible Society of virginia.

sNHE Annual Meeting Of the Mernbp,s Of this Society
q is Appointed, at the Methodist Church on ShockCc
Hill, on the first Tuesday in Aprl, 1895 when and where
divine service IS intended to o'clock I'm the
morning and discourse appropriate the occasion to
be delivered by minister of that church acr which
tine annual report Of the managers will be BY the re-
cordng secetay aud other business o the society trans
acted All persons who may choose present. are res
Pecfully invited to attend the said meeting.
by order of the MaBsgers)
VIM. MUNFORD.
March 2S--5t Reeng Sec3g.
P. s. The Rev. GRO. W. CHARLTON has been 60 Lind
az to promise to attend and preach the sseasiou
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

Mustard, Id. (bottles) 100
Nails, cut, do. 6a1
NutregS, do. | so a Is
Oil, hest winter, gal. 70 a 80
do summer, do. 90 a 10
do. Cod liver, Dbl. e :, i3
do. Linseed, per gal &c a rs
do. Olive, flks. doz. % a 4
Paper, wrap. ream, o5 IA I
Pepper per ID. 10 - 90
Pimeuta, do. % q IS
Plaster, ton, S SO a 6 90
Pork, prime, Dbl. III a12
do. mess, do. Is IA II
Rice, do. Ga 81
Salt, per sack, 9 81 az
Saltpetre, per 10. 10 "a l2
Shot, per bag, 9 90
Soap, brown, per Id. 7a9
Steel, do. 6a15
Sugars, Mus. 10. 7aY
do. jamaica, Gall
do. New Orleans, "a 10
do. Loaf, 10 a l9
Spirits, per gal.
Gin, Holland, 9Oa11O
do. Country, % ? 81
Brandy, Cog. 100 "a 1 90
do. Apple, so a 80
Whiskey, % a 81
Rum, w. India, IS a 80
do. N. England, 33'a IS
Tar, Dbl. I75 "a 200
Tea, Imp. & Gun. 1 IS a I35
do. Y. Hyson, 81 alOO
do. Hyson Skin, IS IA 50
Wine, Made. gal. 2 SO a 3 so
DO. Sicily Mad. ! 90 a l SO
do. Malaga, 60 "A g.
do. Lisbon, Goa I 90
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, S1f8 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

Capt. J. c. Symmes, lecturng, cor tho Ma
tura History ofthe Polar Regions" at tn, Athenaam,
Cincinnati (O.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
ErfrGct Of a letter from Gen. .4ndrep Jackson
Hon. II. Exon, dnted

WHEELING, Va, March 23 1925.
Dear Sir: have this moment received your le'tsr cf
the 18th inst enclosing 'ation with Mr.. 'H'
and which now travelling about Sinbad story This
ofccr OF the southern army may be ascertaned when
reach Nashville; and Ohen he u.s. it is quite probable lie
will be found 10 be tool whohas sold his signature.
am very certain thatat Washington Pa, in Novem-
Der last saw no individual, former officer with me;
and am also equally certain, that have in my
LIE uttered any such sentiments ascrbed to me in
that letter They fabrication from beginning to
end. Neither General Call, nor MIR. Donneson, who
were with me, recolIects any such individual They
well remember, that arrived at Washington Pa. in
the evening, much indsposed, and departed early the
next morning.
Washington, Penn ] seems TO be a fatal place. it
will be recoected by you, that suudry reports grew out
OF my meeting there last year Gov. Edwards; while
| came back Mr. "H." there. You may be assured
however, that the inhabitants Of that place have nothing
10 do with these tales: they cherish byPocIie 10
they countenance those miserable attempts against my
character. The citizens there have treated me with
the utmost attention and kind feeling. Your friend
ANDREW JACKSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05

The Baltimore papers mention, h high Gimme nd tion
OF her virtues. the death Mrs EIIIN MoALE If that
city. She was the first white chi Id bonn within The
tory now occupied by Baltimore, containing this time
20 600 inha bitantS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05


Yoicano.-The Essex County Republican of March
~, shat Sunday last about o'clock the
ing, shock felt in this town, supposed TO be an
Earthquake Some thought be thunder others sup
posed at the moment that it the rafting of Wagons
the frozen ground, and others thought to be the
crackings of ice in the lake In Brookfeld the shock
much more severe But we have lust lea rned from
the town of Lewis that 1t to have been volcano.
We understand that there mountain there, whose
bowels ot stones and EARTH have been thrown the
depth OF a hundred feet and that smoke to
issue from the centre for three days afterwards. IL
reported that similar eruption took place there several
years ago; conclude therefore, that it genuine
Volcano And al;ho do aspire to the fame of
classic ground, it is demonstrated that we belong to
the same world with Sicily and if we boast of
cities overwhelmed with floods of lava, we have Vucans
workshop in miniature, and point field worthy
of the researches of Nauratists.
The Albany Argus the Invention of perfect
method of dressing flax in the without either dew
fong water sleeping, exposing it any chemical
action This important discovery says the Argus has been
made by MIR. Roumage, respectable French Gentrman
who at Albany for the purpose of making generally
known encourage the farmers in the cultivation Of flax
and consult with others his choice of establish
ment in this We understand that he requires flax
be drawn from the ground when the seed beginning
change COLOUR be dried little in the sheaf and delivered
10 him when tn ahed, in the hay without
rotting. We learn also that he offers dollars
for it in this state, which with the subject
say is very remunerating price.
A machine for spinning Wool, invented by GILBERT
BLEwsTER, Esq. of Connecticut, is in operation
at the Capitol in Albany, New York which, it is stated
In memorial to the Legislature saving Of la
bour compared with the old process of at least 60 per
cent. 1t can be propelled by water steam or hand pow
err 1T spins from the rolls, consequently supersedes the
necessity ofroping-nex perienced boys girls
tend it as well as the most experienced spinner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-05
coMMHRcTAG
From the

From The Petersburg f"tehigencer Of friday
Our great staples maintain their prices, entertain
fears of early decline. There is golden OPP
portuny FOR country friends, and hope they will
embrace it. We quote passed IObacco, ID S10-Coo
IS to 20 cents.