American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
TUESDAY, May 16, 1926.

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Post Office has recently been established in Delawar
City, New Castle County Mr. WILLIAM l.. NEWBOLI
has been appointed Post Master.
Inlpedment Speech In New York there two in
situations for correcting mpedimens to speech; one un
der the management of Dr. Chapman the other der tn
Of Mrs Leigh. These persons have been very sue
cessfu in operating upon their PATIENTS and we would re
commend persons this neshborhood laborng under tn
affection of sanmering, to apply to Dr. Chapman or MR.
Leigh; from the number of testimonies which have bee
published Of their SUCCESS there does not appear be tn
least doubt the prac,icabty of efFecng
the worst cases The Editors of the New York Dali
Advertiser give the following account Of the
ful results in Dr.. Chapmans institution.
eve have man more than fifty years Of age cured
almost immediately of distressing and yoe en-
distortions OF conntenance three or four young from
different pars of the country, who had been almost entire
y incapacitated from ansactng business by similar mis-
fortunes restored the easy and fluent of their
of speech and in instance have surprs
case, effected four five days. Few persons but tn,
sufferers themselves can be aware of the evils of such
defect in the uerance, and they can best appreciate thu
value of such system that invented by MIR Chapman
GA Young man who had been here but fortnight, sale
he should go home quite different personfi for bust
ness and society. for both OF which he had been amos
incapactated. The older man before mentioned, spok'
affecting such cure thirty years ago Wou
have given him another character, but he shout,
be able instruct his children without appearing ridcuou
them for which he could not sufficiently express hi
gratitude"
Since The above was in type have been informed b,
the Philadelphia papers, that Mrs Leigh intends
visit tina, city where she will remain for short time in ht
exercise Of her profession.
Connechcu-The Legislature of this State convened il
New Haven the Sd lust. We make few extractsfron
Gov WoLcorrs Message. The Governors sentiments il
relation the qualifications which Judge ought pos
ses such fail to the appreciation OF
cry we'll informed mind
"The great interests of State and Nation continue
10 be prosperous Science. educaton arts manufactures
commerce, agriculture. and improvements of the mos
nermanent dfisiye nature, extending All these
products of the irresistible energies of free
intelligent minds to dscerI and powerful to drrc
and accomplish, whatever objects perceived to be
full. and which are net physically impracticabe."
"By the laneltcd decca-e Of the Honorable Judge
Chapman, vacancy has been created in highest Cnur
of Judlcature. Eminent atainments and qualifications
we're possessed by the individual whose demise we de
pore and the life, character and properly of every per
son, who is subject TO the jurisdiction of this Court, in
tcrested in the designation of his successor
Profound learning accurate powers OF dlscernment ant
discrimination; instructive mpartiaty habua endea
vors to render technical forms subordinate enghen
cd love of Justices with ncorruptbe integrity are cha
racterstcs of Judge.
This station under our Constitution, is wisely, and b,
that moral necessity which produced by the freedom
equality of institutions, permanent than any 9th
err Unfort mate features i'll the administration OF justice
are ndeble and farther removed from the
legislation, than when they occur in the other departments
of government do not therefore doubt that your love
yourselves and year posery, will concur with your pat
riotsm in selecting he requisite qualifications, wherever
they found to be most intimately united"
DAVID BpyAnLY of New Jersey, has been appointed by
the President of the United States with the of the
Senate be agent of the Emgang Party from the Greek
Nation of Indians.
! The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the nom.
ination of Mr. GaIati,l, as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentary 10 Great Britain.
The Senate likewise confirmed at the same time
the nomination of Captain Charles Morris, of the
Navy, as one of the Board OF Navy Commission
ers.
In the Senate on Friday, the bills reported by Mr.
Be an for reducing the patronage of the Executive were
laid upon the table, under such circumstances as induce
the belief that they will not be called up again during the
present session.
The estimate for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
is about SS2,OoO,00O; S8,oOo,000 to the eastern
base Of the mountain, about IL or 9oO0o,OOO to Its
western base, and 1000 900 to navigable western
waters. There must be tunnel through the
mountain Of four miles in length, with which shafts
OF 800 eet in depth, will communicate at distances
OF so yards
There are now $500 men employed upon The
Chesapeake and UetaWare Canal