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STEAM BOAT sUsQUEHANNA
BALTIMORE. Ma

baltimore, May 5.
BY the steamboat Eagle, which arrived here last eve
ming from Port Deposit we have the pleasing inteli-
gence that the steamboat Susquehanna which lefBalti-
more on Tuesday night arrived Port Deposit at
o'clock yesterday morning, having performed the dis
lance IN pine hours notwithstanding the disadvantages
of thick fog, head wind and tide and rough weather
after clearing North Point.
The late rains had raised the waters of the Susoue-
hanna we learnd about foot that there was every
prospect mat the Steamboat would proceed without
lay on her passage Owego in the State of New Yor,
ana harausye IN the north western section of Penn
syivania Most ardenty do we wish her a safe and
speedy arrival at her ports of destination.
ne machinery of this boat is of the most admirable
workmanship, and, it is but justice to say came from
the factory of Messrs Waterman S Brat on the sout,
side of the Rasin--C American
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GomauIerttaG.

Cores Liverpool AdvertIse o! The 3Ist Much sa IS
the cotton market has been extremely animated The
week ending Tuesday last, (29th) prices gradually ad
Vanced, leaving OF about 3D. per pound higher than lie
previous Tuesday Yesterday (3Otb) the demand con
tnued, dabout 10000 bags sold at an advance
o. Cd per pound above the day before"
Letters received from observation-disclosures in Liverpool
corroborate this information.
H,tat ehange!-The cotton market opened last fail
al and cents, and these prices were with diff
hcu'ty ootancdYCsterday t,oengserel cents were Of
tered III this town and refused We hear it sells in Au-
gusta at thirty cents, and but short supply on hand.
In Savannah the stock hand has changed owners
three or 70 times without leaving the warehouses
Expresses are riding into every part of the country
pursuit OF the article. But we regret TO say they find
but little. Tie planters sold ont too soon
.luiktedgeCiHe Journal
900
BALTIMORE, May 4.
Tie pilot boat built schooner Mork Capt. Bourne
arrived at Cape Hayden in DAYS from Baltimore and
from Cape Henry. She the first vessel to give
Tue news ofhc general rise of produce previous the
PRONUNCIATION of which agent bad bought up all the
coffee III that market, also Portal Prince Yes
sells that sailed from New York days before her de-
parure from Baltimore bad not arrived there the GOTH
two days after the arrival Of the MorS. The NJ is
ed by Capt. II. Ross and Mr. WIN. Parish and was built
by l.. S. Richardson markaby fine vessel partc-
ularly for sailing Ii will be rccoIIecfcd she arrived here
on Saturday morning, 9th April from Port-au- Prince
discharged her cargo, received another and sailed on
Sunday the 10Th thus performing voyage from nd to
ST. BUningo in the short period of nineteen DAYS! one
Of which she was detained in Hampton Roads.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

Domc'tc Pirates.-Captain Munrce of the paeket
snip rankin cast away on Thursday, 23 ult on Bar
gal, near New York. has addressed letter I'm tho iia
rent New York papers, complaining of having been
Pundered at the very moment when he had the most
reason to expect the most hospitable treatment 81
iondly hoped" says Capt, Munro, chat the nnpeas-
am susuon m which my crew and self were rjaceJ.
would elicit feelings from the Inhabitants en,;re az
erent from what we receved--I thought we were
cast upon an bospitabe shore, where we sbond find
crIIlaea beings; but regret to say that not more
esau ~O Iut OF SOo or more, but what pIuudered us
OF every thing they could get hold Of although eyerg
pre''"'''h N our power was rsed n guard agains
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DIED,

In this city Friday night, Mr.. RICHARD uENRY
MARTYR, printer in the Esd year of his age.
AT sea on the 22i ult. in the vicinity Charleston
where her remains deposited, Mrs ANN LEGARE the
amabc consot OF Lieut.. James L. Legare, the u s
navy and daughter of James b. Potts esq. of Virginia
aged % years and , months.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

ARELi..for Congress, Joseph Lowell 319, William
G,nh ~ House Of Delegates, Elisha McCorn,as, John
Everett. ' ~
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The Richmond Jockey Club Races
mn IL OIL rJr,,o,,J,,, ~ ~,

y IH co"'D'e'lcc on NE "a IueSIay m VHdy.
LIST Day, Sweepstakes for years old, mile heats 500
entrance, entries and closed.
I'd Day, Propretors purse, $500, mile heats entrance
Sd Day Jockey Club purse, $1,000, mile heats, en-
trance $50.
4th Day, the Lafayette Barouche stake, l mile heats
for years old. WADE MOSBY, Jr. Sec. X. j. G.
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ealbnlesale a1rtces Current,
RICHMOND, MAY 9, 1925
Siaple Articles

Staple articles.
Cotton, per Id. % n "a
Goals, bush. l6 a 20
Flour, City Mills, S 90
do. up country, 4 rs
Grain, Wheat, bush. 80 a IS
Corn, do. 38 n 40
Oats, do. IS 81
Tobacco, fine, ID. 10 a I94
do. good, all
do. common, 5a7
do. manufactured, 10 u 40
D0rtOttS other articles.
Bacon, per ID. 81 a Z
Becswax, do. 80
Butter, do. IL a Ii
Cigars, per 1000, 2OOal5
Coffee, best Green, ID. 19 90
do. common, do. 10
Cards No.l0, doz. 6 0Oa7OO
Candles, mould, ID. 10 IA ID
do. Sperm. do. 80 a 40
Cheese, do. CATO
Chocolate, No. ! do. IL a I6
Fish, Mack'l No. l, Dbl. s 90
do. 9, do. 500
do. 3, do. 8 so
Herrings, cut, old, q a 8
Do do new, 4 a Al
Shad, old, S 90
Feathers, per Id. 81 a 40
Grindstones, per inch, 7a8
Glass, so fl. 8x10, 800 a 8 so
do. do. 10x12, 400 a 4 so
Hides, b Ayres, lib. 1920
do. Pernambuco, dry, 16 al8
Hemp, 100 lbs. AZ a )
Iron, Swed. do. 43a5
do. Couhtry, 4a45
Lard, do. 9aIO
Leather, best sole, lb. % a %
do. inferior, do. 81 a "a
do wax upper, ps. 2 a q
Caliskns, doz. 10 a 80
Lime, Thorn. cask, $50
Molasses, per gall. 80 a 50
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ALEXANDRIA, Nav 6

y, D.
captain PARTRIDGE, of the Military Aca,, my al
Norwich, (Vt with 10 IL Of the Cadets under his
tuition In their uniforms, and knapsack on stopped for
few moments yesterday morning. and partook of some
refreshments at Clagets Hotel Tho Cadets were nm,
usually fine looking youths, apparently between the
ages OF IA aud 49, aud the novelty of their Main Int
oeau,l,ui dress was very striking They informed Mr.
-. mat the laudabe object of their Journey was chiefly
10 VISIT Mount Vernon, the sepulchre of our iusri
Gus w AsnINGToN,) and the venerable JEFFERSON. a,
Sionuceilo. They went to Mount Vernon in a barge
ueiongrng TO Fort Washington, intending 10 embarI,
there IN steamboat for Fredericksburg whence tIay
Will make pedaneous trip Monticello RETURNING IN
The same way TO Norfolk, and continue bv public
Veyances, to Charleston, s. C.-r4eyuM
1000
PROVIDENCE, (R ~ Nav Q.
Melancholy Casuahy-lt has rarely fallen to sur Io
70 record more distressing event than the following
yesterday noon, five young lads were sailing down
me river, flaw of wind caPsized the boat which i'm
inedateiy sunk and before assistance be render
cd four or five drowned The sloop Candidate
passing up the river, rendered every assistance i'm her
power she discovered the situation of the
fortunate young men, but before her boat could reach
the spot four had SUNK and they able to save bu
one, who was almost entirely exhausted-Tbe names
OF those drowned, were George b. Aborn, aged l8
years, son ot captain Burrows AborD highly Ipent
and promising YOUTH who for some time had
the duties OF clerk in Mr.. Howard's Brokers' Office
hemuei Bishop LiPpitt, aged H. Raymond Green Lin
put aged To- and James Russell Lippitt a. all sons of
Richard Lppt, Esq, ofths town. Cashier of the Union
BANK. In the loss OF all his surviving sons excep one in
this sudden and appalling manner who were youths of
uncommon promise, and of excellent character MIR
LiPPitt and his family have experienced an affection
ior which, II would be unmeanng offer the ordinary
consultations under similar prvations and in which his
friends ana fellow citizens only extend TO him those
SynPanics winch every man, and especially every par
ept VIII sodeePy feel on this occasion. In the dealt,
OF his son. Captain Aborn has lost the PRINCIPAL object
III which his parental affections and anticpaons were
conferred andath age fife feel the severity ofe
blow with an agony which all will depore but which
time alone alleviate.
as soon as the melancholy intelligence reached town,
me steam boat tulton Capt Bunker, proceeded down
the river provided with the resusctatng apparatus in
the hope OF recovering of the bodies but without
Success-A dog who in the boat carried on shore
two OF the hats of those drowned. The bows were all
good swimmers, but owing fresh breeze and the dis
lance they were from the shore became ex Exhausted be
fore assistance reached them.
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DRY GOODS.

the Fly, and the Columbia have received the re-
- mander Of ouy Spring Goods, comprising altogether
Que ofthe best assoriments we have had.
may tO-tf WILLIAM NEALE G. co
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COURSE Or EXCHANGE.
Bank Balls, corrected at CoHEN's OGice.
T0aMGRRCW.
THE SPLENDID Dk.4if INC OF THE
Umsou Canal NnfterD.

'aKeS place. and will be completed III few minutes when
all OF the following Splendid Prizes must be lrar:
fExGxIIST PRIZE $4,000.
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In the election Of 1901, w. G.. G.. Claiborne held
the vote of Tennessee in his own hands, Edward Lv-
ingstOn supposed to control that of New York; and
that of New Jersey determined by the vote James
Linn. These three states voted for MIR. Jefferson and
in few months afterwards Richard Harrison was re-
moved from the Office of District Attorney for New
York, and Edward Livingston appointed in bis room
Aaron Durham was removed from the Office IF Super-
visor of Jersey, and James Linn appointed in his
plaCe-Wiutbrop Sergeant was removed from the Go
vernorshrp of the Mississippi Territory, and w c. c.
Claiborne appointed in his room. Were there corrupt
bargains between Mr.. Jefferson and these gentlemen
The fcderaIists said at the time-bu who now be-
eves it, There Just the same foundation for the
charge then against Mr.. Jefferson that there is now
against Mr. Adams. These facts should be remember
ed with The charge If corruption against Mr.. Clay
Dem Prfte
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PRICE OF STOCKS.
u. States Bank, $3.50 co
Farmers Bank, 100 Gl
Bank of Va. new, 101
Go. do. old, 81 Is
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers

Theophilus Jones, 81 market st.
Val. M'Ncal & son, sc and 100 market st.
William M'Neal, king st.
James Grubb, II east front st.
James Simpson, 10 west front st.
William White, 80 market st.
Thomas Nrdcn, 70 market st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

John Wright, Musical instrument reta'lei'
south side of lower market near kinS ST.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware ~
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner ="
market and second streets.
Jacob Ahichs, Machine Maker, corner y
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Evan Thomas < 20 ~
ono st. near the Black Horse tavern
Hloroec, Observation-Disclosures q w.
% market st.
Couch acknowledgements and M'Curdy, s.o
ccssors to Vim. Robinson, 149 market b.
peyancey-Bcnjamin Ferris, at inc eo'
ner of West and Third streets
Hardware, Oil, and Paint .Hore.--Josoi'"
Grubb, No. 70, Market Street. ;
]. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, aurvesoa "
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator OF o'iee'''
&c. II High street
Patent Hay and Gram H ,a;,, ~
Joshua Johnson & Son, MAKERS IN
| Greek Mills.
Lottery and Erchange CDice.--'' . io'
son, los, market street. Q
| Brick Guthrie, NO -
Mechanics Row, Walnut st. rs,,c
Notary Pubic and Conveyancer,.-ard Sec.
Hendrickson, corner of French anu 'UN
ond streets, No. 49,
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LIST OF ACTS,
Passed ar TIE late session ofHe Dclagoare
LcgiSiature.

Legislature.
An act providing for the sale of certain
mills and mill seat, mess,lagc track OF land
in Cedar creek hundred; Sussex county be-
longing TO the minor children of the late
Joseph Haslett passed 18th, Jan. 1925.
An act to vest the title to a certain track
of land therein mentioned IN Elizabeth
5crowdcn, Passed the 18th Jan. 1925.
An act dissolving the marriage between
Michael Duval and Mary his wife, late Mary
M'Allister Passed 2lst Jan. 1926
| An act 70 authorize and empower Angus
tine II. Pennington, guardian of a certain
Samuel Pennington, minor, to purchase for
said minor, 4 certain piece or parcel Of
land therein mentioned. Passed 25th Jan
/ 1925
4 An act 10 authorize John Bowers, his heirs,
executors, administrators or assigns to erect
toll gate across the public road running to
Bowcrss Reach o. Mulberry point on the
Delaware Pay, and for other purposes. Pass
ed % IAN. 1925.
An act providing for repairs on the State
house, in Dover Passed 28th Jan. l93S.
An act regulating the general elections,
Passed 28th Jan. 1925.
An act prescribing the times, places and
manner Of holding elections ior representa-
1ives in the House Of Representatives OF the
. United States. Passed 28th Jan. 1925.
, An act directing the time. place, and man
ner OF holding elections for senator's from
. this State in the senate of the United States
: Passed 28th ian. 1925.
! An act 70 provide for recording acts ant
resolutions of the General Assembly not Of
: public nature, and for other purposes. Pass
$ ed 9th Jan. 1925.
II An act authorizing Maria X. Trump adj
ministratrix of Jesse Trump, jun. John Har
h lin and Caleb Harlin, executors OF the las
t. will and testament of William Ferris. deceas
h ed, to convey and assure, by deed, to Joh
i Quinby lot or parcel OF land Passed 27t
= Jan. 1925.
d An act concerning the discharsing of roa
Iv taxes in Sussex county by work or material
ut Passed 28th Jan. 1925.
lie An act for the payment of claim of tn
s. Newcastle Female Benevolent Society ft
nc the tuition Of poor children. Passed Jan. .
VIC 1925.
$, An act to Incorporate the Lafayette A
n ylum for indigent widows, single women al
ng orphan children, in the Borough of Wilmin!
ce ton r Passed Jan. -. 1925.
ur A supplement to the act entitled =" an n
he to incorporate the Cherry Island Mar
he COMPANY Passed Jan 81. 1925.
H. A supplement to an act entitled can a
IN for the relief of distressed and decayed pilot
their widows and children" Passed Jan. :
he 1925.
.nt A supplement to the act entitled "
he act to authorize the owners and possessc
ed of the swamps and low grounds situat
A upon branch leading to Assawamana ia
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BONVS aNN SsNOES.

VALENTINE M'NEAI. 4 SON. offer at their
Mandatory, Nos. 80 md 100, lIorket street,
Boots (wair4nltd water proot) and Sooes of
prime leather aud fashionable make, for Genie.
mems wear--Ladics laced boois, Shoes and slip
pcrs, of leather, kid, and morocco, of the latest
snd most approved fashions; all of which they
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
Country merchants viii be supplied al the low
est price, aud on the most accommodating terms
WANTED, 20 or 30 Journrymen.
Iy,l,nu,r,un Nov If 1924 7-,f
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Land for Sale.

1.-TWO Farms are offered for Sale IN White Clay
creek Hundred, in New Castle county, Del
aware, one of which is at Ogle-town, containing
about one hundred and nine acres of land. The
other is about half mile from Ogle town, and
contains about ore hundred and forty -four acres.
Both Farms have good portion OF woodland,
good buildings, fence and orchards, and are in a
thriving state Of cultivation. Any further DIES.
criptlun of this property is deemed unnecessary,
as It is presumed that no person VIII buy with
out first viewing i. Any person wishing TO pur.
chase or trade for either OF these farms shall
have the same shown TO them, and informed Of
the conditions, by applying to the subscriber liv.
ing on one of them
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FASHIONABLE HAT STORE


No. 93, 4Harkct-Sk UHmnStoH,
Where he is. in connection with his Books and
STATIONARY, continually offering for sale col.
lection Of HATS, ~hcted from the very fashiona.
Bile Hat Store Of Nc,>rs. e.. Il J. H. BnhkB, OPP.
posite Girard's Banking House, Phiiadeiphid, OF
as good quality as can he found in any part ot
the Union. Mcssrs Buckley say" they will
warrant their work and they feel themselves
battered by the high distinction TO which the su.
perority Of their colors has attained, in the estl-
nation Of those who have already favored them
With their custom Their principal aim is 10
please, not only by tie excellence Of their Hats,
but by sulting them also to the various tastes
which always prevail in a community And al.
though they give thcir establishment the eplthct
FAsnIoxARLE,' they do not intend to prevcnt
those from calling, under the apprehension that
they will not be suited, who do not coincide in
their views of taste with those who follow in the
changeful course of foreign fashions. Both ma!
be suited
j. Scott has among the variety of his shapes,
THE CORrES-iIlE Low OVAL.-llIE
DEEP OyAI--TllE MEDIUM.
CT Gentlemen preiering any other shape or
quality of Hats than those on hands, can, by leav-
ing their order, be furnished with them in two
or three days. Country merchants supplied a,
short notice and Oh reasonable terms.
July 3B-if,
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate Of Joha Ikd-
rich, Lumber Merchant, deceased, late OF this
Borough, are request led w make immediate pay
ment, and those having accents, to present
them duly attested for cttlomcut, To
DAVID z: GEORGE EtSii, .2lla'rS.
Wilmington, Nov. il, 1894. 7-5mp
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China, glass & queensware slor,
David Smvth. Sc market st.
Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mcndenhall & Co. corner of KIM
and Second streets.
James &. Allen, corner King s. Third sts
Joseph G. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James * Samuel Brown, High st,
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market an
Kennel.
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner market & Sd SIS.
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts.
Arthur Murphy, 16 West front st.
John Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge,
Samuel Sappington & Co. west front 81
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and oranpe
George Williamson, 10, high st.
Richard Williams, corner king queen sts
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, south side of lower Marke
near King street.
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Isaac NJ. Wi\son---TAYLOI

NJ 8, High Street, ohhoaite the Indian King
Hotel,
Sill continues to carry on the above. business in
all its various branches
N. b. Nine or ten good Journeymen can have
constant employment and the highest wages
n n but study men need apply.
November IS, 1924 81
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IT. g1,-h1I 3 &. g As. y sJl-stlt ,tD DC
JOSEPH SCOTT

Invites tic attention Of those who may wish an
article in which beauty, durability, and cheapncss
are combined, to call al his
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VOL. II

You ask me
Of heavenly
lovely flo
Aad droppi
A sweet SOY
On the still
lIalfhght7
When the |
Scars ti,ro'|
A portrait.
Circlcd wl1
Clouds in |
OF melting
Looking s.
All that Isl
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John Reed.

NIB. A small house in the Borough of vii.
ming,on or in the town of New Castle would be
taken in part paymcn, for one Of these Farms.
Febr,rr, I7th 1926 2l--4tp.
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( II Be continued. J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
DOMESTIC.
WAsHtNG rnN Ma

WASHING ron March }.
L,ternI improvement. A report vas made in
the House Of Representatives on Saturday last,
by Mr. Hempi, Chairman of the Committee
on Roads and Canals, containing general views
of the subject, the extent and Importance OF
which may be estimated b. the Jnents of a
bill reported in connection with it, not of course
with view to its being acted upon at this ses-
sion, but to present, in the most definite shape,
the opinions of the committee on this subject.
The bill, thus reported. proposes TO authorize the
President ofthe United States 10 borrow, on the
best terms lie can, any sums of money, not
eeding in the whole, ten millions OF dolIars which
su n. ar TO he DO r,wei n, such times rs may be
necessary for the purposes contained in the 2nd
section of the bill.
The second section proposes to authorize the
Secretary ofthe Treasury TO make subscriptions,
on the part of the United States, in such conpa-
uies for internal improvements may be incor
porated by the respective States, and as Con-
gress NAV approve from time to time.
The third section contains provision, than
each State may, under certain restrictions, pur-
chase the stock subscribed in such State, and
take transfer ofthc same from the Secretary
Of the Treasury
The fourth section directs the Secretary of
the Treasury, as long as any stock belongs to
the United States, TO receive the dividends on
the same, and TO vote for the officers of each
company, according to the shares subscribed.
we shall shortly find room for the whole re-
port The above sketch, meanwhile, exhibits
its main conclusions. An extra number of
1000 copies was ordered to be printed for the
use of the House.-[ Nat. Int.
WAsHrNeToH, March g.
We understand that the following nonina-
lions, made by the President on Saturday last,
were yesterday consented to by the Senate
Henry CLAY, of kentucky, to be Secretary
of State.