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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-05

The Journeymen house carpcntere ofp
ton resccntly assembled and agreed 10 , ,,,ss os'
Der OF resolutions in which they have nlsdm
ed themselves not to work at the pr.,ss.
rate OF wages. A meeting has been subs"
quently held in that city, at which Harr;.a.
u. Otis presided, and-a resolution adontsd
70 ehtreat the Journeymen house carpenters
70 return to their duty; but if they refuse =
resolution has been entered into not to com
ply with their demands, even if the susn.n-
sion OF all buildings in the city for the pres-
ent season is to be the consequence.
Onondasa Sah.-From the report Of tn.
Commissioners appointed by the lerislatnrs rs
to visit the Salt Springs in Onondapa COUNT
it appears that the Onondaga salt exceeds
in purity the finest importations from abroad
yielding on an average upwards of qpo''
lo00ths of the muriate of Soda. The Com
missioners state, that with additions now !,
progress, the extensive works are capable or
producing annually 1,750,0 900 bushels of en-,
salt, and 100000 bushels of coarse, making
an aggregate Of 10000 A revenue wac
derived to the state the last year of Ss3,553
SO: and for the two first quarters of the nre.
sent year, 1t amounts to S56,74O IS, more
than double the amount Spr the same term in
1892. The report expresses confident be-.
lief, that at no distant period the revenue win
exceed three times its present amount.
On Sunday morning between l and o.
clock, the Steam Boat Albemarle, belong
ing to Mr.. John Gulicg, lying at Arch
street wharf, was discovered to be on fire
We understand that she intended making !,
trip to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
yesterday, and, in order to be in state Of
readiness at an early hour, the Engineer
had made up the fires in the night and direc.
ted two OF the men, who remained on board
to attend them: but they unfortunately fell
asleep, and the Boat took fire, which had
progressed SO far before it was discovered
as to render it impossible to save her-she
was burnt down to the waters edge, and il
is believed, entirely destroyed.
The Steam Boat Albemarle was built at
New York, about Z or s years since. After
passing through the hands of several differ
ent owners, she came into the possession Of
the presentproprietor, who was about to dis .
pose. OF her to company Of gentlemen in
Norfolk, and on Saturday evening, letter
was received stating that 50, 600 had been
subscribed for that purpose.-Ph,la. haher
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-05


friend OF ours. has felt his feelings wounded
by simie drawn by correspondent in our
last paper, between steam engine and
dear httie girl. The writer has declared
that his intentions and feelings are none other
than those of a friend, and that the compari-
son was made only with view to give a zest
to his piece. "Mcdley" was informed that
an apology was called for, and with chceful-
ness he has answered the call, which we sim
cerely hope will be satisfactory.
The severe remarks of "Matilda," upon
the "Wimington Minstrel" in our paper Of
last week, we believe to be unmeritcd. 1t
was our intention to have made our remarks
to this effect at the time "Matilda's" piece
appeared, but owing to the hurry attend.
ing putting the paper to press it was forgot
ten.
We had carefully examined the various
poctical writings Of the "Wilmington Min
strel," which have appeared in this paper,
before We gave them publicity and we be-
lieve that we met with none which partakes
Of that "fulsome hattery" which appears to
disgust the rcfined senses of "Matilda." Our
correspondent, under the influence of the
Muse, has thought proper to indulge his
feelings by pening a few stanzas to tu-
toress of girls (and who The tutoress is no
one but the writer knows,) in praise of her
very laudable and noble pursuit, and in
these addresses nothing has appeared, 1t we
may risk our Judgment, (which is unht
for public notice" We are aware that con-
siderable Jealousy has been manifested to-
wards the minstrel" since the appearance
of his first effusion in this paper. He has
written some pieces of poetry and has dis
played degree of originality and TASTE
which qualifications are too apt to create
envy in some who would fain initiate him
among these we may perhaps find Ma
tlda. 1t is a pity that this fair writer
has laid aside the garb of modesty to point
out what she would call immodesty i'll
piece which evidently displays less OF 1t
than her own.
The Law and Miscellaneous library OF
Caesar A. Rodney, Esq. was sold in Phila-
delphia at public auction, OH Tuesday last
Mr.. RS library, contained collection OF
many rare, and valuable works.
A Court of Enquiry was to be held at the
Navy Yard, at Washington, to investigate
the charges alleged against Com. Porter,
relative to his conduct while on the West
ndia Station. We, among many others
who naturally feel an interest in this busl-
ness, are happy that an inquiry is now gong
forward.-We have no doubt that the IN
vestigation. will result in full acquittal oi
the Commodore, and "a restoration to MS
former station and honors. There is, per-
haps, no officer in our Navy whose conduct
has been heretofore marked with more Juds-
lment and discretion, or who has shewn q
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THE WILMINGTONIAN.
AND
DELAWARE REGISTER,
Thursday, May 8, 1925.

MEDLEY" is unayoidably postponed till
next week.
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On the morning of Sunday the 9th instant
between two and three O'Clock, the Luthern
Church in Somerset, Penn. was DESTROYED by
fire. The general opinion was that it had
been occasoned by an incendiary. Upwards
of thousand dollars were subscribed ON the
following day for the erection Of new
church.
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A letter from Rio de Janeiro, under date
of the 14th February, states that the losses
which will be sustained by the merchants
of the United States upon their shipments
of -four to South America, during the year
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

| feBiaining M The Post Otfcs al LYnehbur.
on he slSt December. is2a.
! .4-Thomas Adeaek, Hector Alkisson
Richard Atkinson, George W anderson.
B-Samurl Bransfnrd, Alex Bridgeland
! ! BcrnRid, Thnnas Il Bouldin ., Rnh.'rl
Blanks, James Boatrgh, JAS. 7. Bullnck
! Fielding Bradford, Hiss Mary Anu Bridge
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Clerk of L,nehhurg, james ID. Couch 4,
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Captain Wadd, Cohh, Reuben Cox, w. A
Cooke, Geo. Cochran, Johnson Gambler,
Allen Case, aIr-. Elizabeth Clark, Clerk
Ghancrry Court 9.
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VIM. cambridge, Alnnzo W. DAVIS, Capt.
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Dlrnt, lessee Davis, DAVIS 4 Wilson,
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&c. A. Edwards, VIM. II, EdenGeld
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E-Benin Farmer. Stokrly I. Foster ,,
Edward Fountain, Archer Foster, Mrs.
Elizabeth Finney.
Cd. Gregory, John Garland, John II.
Goodwin, JAS. h. Green, Miss - Gay,
John Guihrey, Lewis h. Grigsby ., Miss
Eselne Griffith.
H--Dr. Hector Harris, Creed +. HALEY
., Bennet Hutchinson, James Hooper, Jno.
Hocka 'ay.
VIM. johnson q. lessee Jones, Judith
jenkins, Charlie l.. Jordan, Captain 4. j..
Jourtt, Gerard E.Johnson, Peter q. join
er.
K--James Knight, Mrs Mary 7. Kirby,
james V. Knight Eli kenner
L--Dr. NJ. L. Lynch, John Lee, scnr.
Moses Langhorne, Lorenzo Lain 9, Robert
) .nnnv Col. George Lord, Miss Jane Lee,
Henry Latham 8.
.M-,.lohn Mcneil, John Murrrll q, Zach
arIah Norman, BAlda Mcdaniel, Jacob
Majors, Squire Miller, Miss Elizabeth VI.
Bride, Miss Mary c. Massie, liar,ie Nit
chell 2, Will Morgan. Blanks MOODY Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller, Gideon Massle, Mrs. Su
san 5. Massie.
.N'-Richard Norvell.
P-Juhn Polntrr, L. Pucci, Dabney Il
Phillips, Camilla Price, Pleasant Parton.
Samuel foIndeXter, Captain Il. w Porl'I
I, Thos. PoIudexter, j., Z. Rudd Il Greco,
II. Pollard 2.
Q-Thaddeus {. Quick Q.
R--John Reese, Vim, Kadford, Flav"l
{. Roberts, William iiidgeway, Nancy Is.
RaiIey, james Roberts, William Roberts,
Mrs, Sarah Ray, Warren Roberts.
S-B.njn. Snrad, Mathew Stevenson Q,
John Siraiton, JOSEPH Seay, James J..
stevens, Isham Scrnggs, Saml II. Sa"n-
ders ., Captain Jos. Scott, MIcajah stone,
Sheriff al Campbell.
T-Alfred Tate, Mel, in Talbot Richard
Thurmon, George Tolle, Armlstrad Trus-
In. 8. Thomas Thurmon, Oliver q 1ins-
ley, PaiseN Thompson, WllToney, Joseph
faIIey, David Tinslcv.
Miss Mary l. Veoible.
U-Royall WHAT Wm. Watts, Minor
VIM, Elias Wills 8, Jas. G. Wlliox, Mrs
Mary A. Wright, Absalom Williams, Ed
mud Winston, Leroy Watt, MIS-. Ann
Wade, john Wilson, Ward II Atkinson,
Richard J Walden, John Wright.
JOHN d. MUKRELL, =. VI.
January 4. 3N40
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Cloths, Casslmeves AMI
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WE ARE VOW OPENING

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some of which are superior
A handsome assortment OF middle TO hne
aud superfne do.
Also. a general assortment of low priced
To fine do. all eolors
Blue, black and mixed super double mill c
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Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised fix. Velvet Nestlngs'
London Toilencits aud Valencia beautiful,
Snper and common white Marsellles,
Fancy wove figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdown,
Washington and jackson Silk Nesting,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
Ts which may be added a great variety
of other articles in the same line. Gentle
men desirnns of obtaining the best OF att
cIes at moderate prices, will please call, a.
they eau doubtless be suited.
w. MCKEE & j. G. MEM.
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The Thorough bred Horse
LAWRENCE,
MA:|)s:H

ZAuE property Of Mr.. William X. Johnson
II will stand the ensuing season at the ho'
tetourt Springs. Gentlemen OF the upper
country owning fine mares, will have an OPP
rortunity of raising Colts from the finest stock
in the United States
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combining on both sides the very best blood
either in England or the United States lie
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of his fore legs whilst in training I" 'hIf'
wears old, be never was brought on tue turf
where, otherwise, he was destined TO nave
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New and fashionable
GOODS.

Elegant Cmcasslan Piaids,
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Cd Mcrino black Bombazeen, comior-
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PRIME GROCERIES.

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10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
9 bhls do do
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4 barrels loaf Sugar
Tea, Pepper, Asrice, Mace Alum
Nadder. Indigo, Salts, Copperas, Chalk.
Window glass, Steel of all kind, white Lead
n OH, &c. &c-whieh viii be sold al theI'
usual low prices.
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Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

NE are nov opening very genera
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Notice,#
STR

L'ROM my stable, in Liberty, Bedford
l. {. II on the Sd day OF last December, n
small BAY MARE, and sorrel horse COLT.
The mare is about years old, with two white
hind feet, left fore foot white, long tail, aud
small star in bis forehead. The colt is bright
sorre, about eighteen months old, two hind
feet white, lei hind foot White, running UP
the ANGLE in point, very large star in his
forehead, long Thin tail and name Any in
formation will be thankfully received, or If
delivered Ia Liberty, n reasonable reward will
be given WILLIAM GEORGE.
Jan 81. IT.
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Education.
JAMES Mcconnell.

TnNAk1 occasion 10 ecqunint the inbhbi-
tnnts al Bedford aud its nd nceni counties
that ht has taken charge of lhc Neu London
1cddtBg Ills first session will commence on
the Isl oi january, 1870. Terms OF Tuition,
will be v 10 session. Ills success ms u
classical t,Heher the numerous examination
his pupils have undergone In The counties of
Buckingham Nelson and Amherst Will, IL is
presumed, enlile him 10 II nj lllictnl patron-
age which bns ever marked his career. In
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