American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
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PHILADELPHIA, September 90

PHILADELPHIA, September %.
Agreeably 10 previous invitation and arrangement The
Governor OF Pennsylvania, accompanied by number
his fellow citizens of Philadelphia, proceeded Monday
in the steam boat Baltimore, captain Jenkins, on an ex
c'rson down the river, 10 view the Chesapeake and Del
aware canal and 10 vis, the United States Notifications
tile Delaware below Newcastle. After surveying these
works, the party returned in the steam boat the wharf
Newcastle, where, boavd the boat four O'Clock
he at crnoon honored by the presence of Governor GED
of South Carolina the Chief Justice of the of DE
la~arc Mr. VANDYKE, Unit ed States SENATOR JAMES
Esq attorney general of that sae and several other gen
lemen of Newcastle, invited guests they down
elegant and smpuos entertainment, prepared by captain
jenkins for the OCCASION General TnoMas CAnwALApEI
oficated as President at the entertainment and Judge
BARNES and DANIEL GnovEs Esq Wee Presidents. The
day. euyened by conversation, toass songs and banc
of music, pleasantly and delightfully."- spen and afe
reluctant separation from their distinguished Delaware
guests, the party left Newcastle aud arrived in the city
nine O'Clock in the evening.
Among the regular toass were the following.
The State of Delaware Small in territory Great in in
tellect and virtue.
South Carolina Alike distinguished for the chivalry Of
her sons the talents and enlarged patriotism of her
men.
Education ard the Right Of Suffrage The most efficient
check nordoate ambition, the best corrective of official
errors the most solid support of republican government
The State of Pennsylvania: A bright example of the
principles Of her immortal founder.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr. yandyke: The state of Pennsylvania a pattern
Of virtue patriotism and industry which ir sister states
may feel proud to emulate.
by Governor Geddes May the patriotic efforts of Penn
sylvania, Delaware and Maryland, in the
Of the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal be crowned with
The sentence of the Court Martial. cashiering
Lieutenant Frederick q. Woibert, has been approx.
ed by the President of the United States, and the
name Of that officer has, accordingly, been struck
from the rolls Of the Navy.
The President has appointed John TucAer .Nans-
ted States, for the port of Pernambuco, in Brazil
number of revolutionary soldiers of the coun
ties OF Essex and Rockingham. met at Haverhill on
Thursday last, and agreed to petition Congress for
relief in consequence Of the loss of their wages by
the depreciation of paper money. They voted to
request Mr.. Webster to present The petition. Q;
names are affixed 10 the petition, and il is stated
that the attendance OF many veterans prevented
by the rainy weather Boston Daily .4dcetiser.
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The War in India.--Leters by the ship Two
Brothers, arrived at New York, which left Calcutta
April 18th, that the natives continue their op
position to the British with their usual spirit, and
without any indications OF submission and that there
was every prospect that the war would be protrac.
ed one We learn from passenger, that The En-.
gsh took possession OF AracaD, one of the large
Burmese towns, on the first Of April, without much
loss This was the only occurrence OF importance
that had been heard of at Calcutta, since the date Of
former advices.