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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04
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For sale at r.. PORTER Il SONS Book Store.
No. 81. Market Street a general assortment q
BOOKS. IN elegant silt binding aad plain.
Sta TIOy|:lRT. FANCY .lRIYCLES, sc.
&c. &c. at reduced prices among zohicil are
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

at Wilmington, DeIaacare, conducted By WILL
AM SHERER, with the assistance Of accom-
pLiShed female Teachers.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

June %. 1877.
N. b. We have in addition to the above just re-
ceived a general assortment of fashionable Wool
and Fnr HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory of ISAAC SHorwELL, No, AZ, souti
Front Street, Phi!adep ha-whch will be sold low.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

A soverciga remedy for Colds, obstinate Coughs,
.4s,hnlus, sore Iaroats. all approaching Con-
SYMPTOMS and most disorders Of theJ breast g. hing
A SiNGIE TRIAL VIII PROVE. that i
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

South Vest Of, and nearto, Brandy7cine Mills,
Tn and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice as "a grocery--where 1t may not be
of disadvantage to call and examine for themselves
The following compose part of their assortment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
NOTICE.

fNE subscriber wishing to close his business tle state
l. of Delaware, takes this method of requesting those
indebted TO him either by Bond Note, Book account or
otherwise, forw aid and make pa. men
as further Indulgence is deemed unn Glossary and those
having claims TO present them for settlement. 1t hoped
these hints will be punctualy attended to- those lndeb
ed will find much easier and attended uih less expense,
settle with The subscriber than VIII be have settle
with his agent The subscriber i'll also sell his stock
Of Drg Goods s. Groceries sddetown etawaie on sc-
commodatng terms. 1 he goods have been we'll laid IN,
ard if sold private sale before the 24h o next,
will be offered public sale, of which fur her will
be given. MILAN KiAN.
3Oth January, 1897. 25-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

Coton1at Trade We perceive, that many OF ous
cotempnra'ies, and oth.rs, are under the impres,
sion that Upper Canada is MI included n The bill
now before Congress in,erdicting all intercourse
with the British Colonies after the 5Oth of Septec,.
Der next A letter from Washington, published in
the New York Evening Post is sing ulariy in error
az to this fact 1t says" The intercourse will be
inetdc,ed after the s0lh September next, with all
the colonies except Upper Canada. The committee
did not positively decide The question as to Upper
Canada. but there is doubt the House will include
it," On referring TO the bill itself we find this
sweeping sentence, after mentioning by name the
colonies and places generally intended to be inclu-
ded IN the nerdclion, " or any other colony or pos
session, under the dominion of Great Britain in the
West Indies, or on the Continent Of .4merica's
This, we conceive, includes Upper Canada as efiec
tually as il it had been mentioned by name.
Bait. Pat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
Norfolk, January 80.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HORNET.

AkRlNh Al Or lltE HOKNEI i.
The U. $ Ship Hornet, Capt. .ateaander Cla1-
ton arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, in %
days passage from Vera Cruz, and proceeded di-
rectly up to the Navy Yard-officers and crew all
in good health, and having lost bu, 10y de-
bili,yl since she sailed from tho United States.
The Hornet discharged her pilot off the Della
ware Capes, On the Cd December, and arrived at
Vera Cruz on the Gath OF the same month. where
she landed Mr. Sergeant, Minister 70 the Congress
OF vacubays. who proceeded Immediately for the
City Of Me&ico She sailed from Vera Cruz on
the 9th inst. has had very boterous passage, and
been several dsys little to the Southwark of the
Cape.
Mr.. .KaSon Secretary Of the u. S. Legation to
the Mexican GoveInment--and bearer of Treaty
OF Ami,y and Commerce between the United States
and Mexico, recently concluded by MIR. Poinsett !;
and Mr.. Iolon, Mexican Consul, for Philadelphia,
came passengers in the Hornet.
The U. S. Ship John ADAMS, Capt. Wilkinson,
arrived at Vera Cruz a few days before the Hornet,
and sailed again for Tsmpico.
Two prizes to Com. Porter, had arrived at Vera
Cruz, one a valuable vessel and the other SLAYER
not of much value, the latter Of which he had cut
out from under the guns Of the Moro Castle. at
Havana Beacon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
New Tork. Januaru %.

passenger in the Star which arrived be.
low las, night l6 days from Hsvans, informs that
Com. Porter, with his squadron OF rigate e Gbtigs
and schooner, was at Key West. where he was
bockaded by the Spanish squadron under Com.
Loborde. consisting Of frigates, 2 brigs and a
schooner Com. Porter had sent cartel to Havana
with the crew and passengers 35 in number, of the
Sp brig Hercules, which he captured of Cape An-
tonic. The Constellation sailed from Havana Q
days before the Star, for Key West. The John A.
dams. had arrived from Vera Cruz and sailed l4th
inst Oh a cruize Mere. .4du.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
CMAnlnsroN, IS. o. LAnuAnY 30

:, . ~. NHAHLE5IUN1 o. v JANUARY 20 !.
CoM Ueaiher.-We have had a longer continuance oi
cold weather this han within The memory of our
Oldest inhabitants Fahreneits thermometer last night at
O'Clock stood at 18 degrees and there has abae
ment OF the cold tins nornmg the glass stood this
morning al half past O'clock, at l6 degrees Which is
degrees colder than have experienced the coolest day
this season.
Skating near Charleston.Two ponds near tile lines.
some two or three feet in DEPTH frozen last night
10 such thickness, that the novel sight witnessed by
many persons of five young gentlemen skating fur some
time, much TO their and Of many 9TH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
A CAllIl

In conformity with the prospectus issued circuary on
the first OF November, 1895, inviting subs: tions to
New Aurora, Col. DuANL respectfully nfuns t.ose who
have subscribed. that lie subcriI being nAly closed
this day, the number proves Inadequate he port
of the ordinary expenditures, and ii is hereort
ed The money sdvai ced by number subscribers is
already forwarded
Ehiiadelphia. Jan 90. 1897
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

Al Cincinnati, ON the 18th ult. five houses on Up.
per Market street were consumed by fire. The
sufferers are Nlessrs. Flowers, Mon,ort, Ames, De
Young Poor and Allen. The loss is estimated at
S2o, ,oOO-part OF the properly was insured.
The Ohio river, at Cincinnati was crossed on the
ice, on the 18th ult. by a wagon and horses.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
WJNa AhDRmDo
NXEK.
BRANDYWINE, NEAR WILMINGTON,

BRANDYWINE, NEAK NILMINGTON,
EON1INUES to dye Silks, Satins Cottons, and Wool.
" ems to any pattern they will admit Of.
In consequence Of the death Of late worthy Citizen
JoHS FLEMING, goods will be received Mr. JOHN
WHITES Drug and China Store No no. Market Street,
Wilmington.
After thrty-two years residence in and Wlnngton
VIM Aldred would feel himself ungraetul, it lie did not
lake this opportunity OF returning his hsnks lis friends
for their employment, and hopes their good opinion Of
him will nc, be forfeited BY any neglect in future.
Feb 25-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

DIED-In Philadelphia, suddenly, IuesdA, ,ghe
last, VICTOR DUPONT Esq, Of BrandyWine Hundred,
Delaware
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

II will be SEEM by reference to our congression-
al intelligence, that the Bankrupt Bill has been re
Jected and by such major to destroy all hope
OF its success Tor some years at least.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8

=
.8n;4nGoasThe Turkish Chess Play er has been beaten
IN this city by lady, and has bad draw game with MIR
" 1t has been beaten bu, twice betore--once in Boston
and once in PARIS Mir NJ Snyder OF this city has invent
ed an automaton which distinctly pronounces the word
:" Constantinuple." PaEyoJu,a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

.4ccidents. "A boy was drowned in The Della are
on Saturday opposite to Calowh street wharf, Phil
adelphia
Al the same place, Saturday morning, two
Young men, 10 sport, were fencing with their UNI
breilas WHEN suddenly both lel in; a boat Inmedi-
ately pushed Of 70 their relief. aud Que arose To-
he surface OF the water he taken on board
the other unhapply disappeared beneath he ice, and
his body had not been recovered yesterday morning
A man was drowned opposite to Arch street
wharf, on Sunday morning
horse broke through on Saturday,, in passing
from Market street ferry 10 Camden, when half
way over The river. He was saved by means Of
ropes, which in readiness in case of accidents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

On the authority of public report, stated lew day
ago. the supposed fact that the nomination of Mr. PoIssL1T
as Minister to the adjourned Assembly Of American Ma
tons At iacubaya had been confirmed. We now learn
that our information erroneous and that the subject
Of ha nomination has not been acted upon in the Senate
Mar IatsL Jan 30.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
FRIDAY, February 2, 1927.

Frowa ndgnantyupon daning attempt
portion OF the Union another.' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

We are obliged TO an authentic source. in this
country. for Information hat, on the Gath Of Serrrn-
ber, (Oct. 6th) the Turkish Plenpoten,isries sgr d
the pryst Of Convention which had been origi-
naIly proposed to them in the name OF Ills Majesty
the Emperor OF Russia, with the variation only Of 4
few words. According to the last article of The
Convention concluded at Ackerman, The ra,lhca9na
thereof are to be exchanged in that city within l!e
space Of four weeks, or suoner if practicable
National InteliiseRcgr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02

Capt. Alfred P. Edwards, passenger in the
Cham pion, which has arrived at Msrtha's Vineyard
states that while al the island OF Guam the capital
oil the Lsdrone islands, in April last, info maiion
was received tina, the island of Tnan had been Wis
tied by the British whale ship George the Fourth,
Captain Buckley, and that, after Teplenishing his
ship with refreshments, the captain commenced a
general devastation TIE island, by burning all the
houses built there, cutting down and destroying the
Bread Fruit, Cocoa Nu, Trees, Vines, &c. &c ard
left the island Two Of his crew. however, deserted
and were found in the island by the soldiers, anc
from them the facts we're confirmed. No reasons
were assigned for his conduct
The island Of Tinisn is he spot 10 which Lord
Anson, when on his voyage round the World. stop
ped for refreshment, when HI, crew was in the most
distressing situation, from the effects oil tho Scurvy
and the island is described by the writer Of Ansons
Voyage being of the most fertile and delight
ful spots on the face CT the Globe and from that
time it has been a iavorite stopping place for the
ships which visit the Pacific particularly the Anne
rican whale ships.
The Governor Of Guam had taken measures to
hare the houses rebuilt, and the fruit trees renewed
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
From The Baltimore Patriot.

TuE Nopru AMERICAN Review, for October, has
lust reached u.s. filed as usual with articles OF deep
interest to all classes of readers. The article on
the debates, &c, at the conventions for adopting the
Federal Constitution. may be very proftaby read
at this time. and no where more than In virginia
aud other states that practice upon tne prhacPes
of what are appropriately terined' the virginia uoo-
trines." The defects Of the old confederation sys-
TEN, which rendered the present constitution neees
sary. are pointed out and shown to have been the
very restrictions upon the power OF the Generai "o
vernment. which the Virginia School teaches anu
endeavors with 50 much industry to enforce Ohe
of the principal defects of the confederation was
the denying to Congress the power to regulate com
merce, the consequence of which was, IN the IAN
suage of the British Court as reported by MIR. DAVE
IN the convention of North Carolina, A. the govern
ment couid make engagements but could not com
pei the citizens to comply with them," and they, the
British government, could " derive greater Pronts
from the then situation of our commerce than they
could expect under treaty :; and, said the British
Court, you have no kind Of power, that can COM
pei US to render any advantage to you" Inc states
regulated their own commerce, had their tariff, and
tonnage duties,-just the Virginia doctrines now
contend they have a right to do,-whlch ciashed
with each othcrand the greatest confusion and dis
tress we're the consequence. Foreign powers lost
confidence in us, and we lost our trade. 1t was
under this state OF thihgs tnat ven. S.o"
| wrote to Governor Harrison Of Virginia IN these
words, which we hope our Virginia friends will pom.
der we'll upon:-" The Discrimination Of the indivi
dual states to yield competent power to congress ol
the Federal government, their unreasonable Jealous,
of that body, and of one another and the disposition
which seems to pervade each, Of being alwise ant
allpowerful within itself, will, is there is not
change in the system, be our dowafall as nation- :
/ This is as clear to me, as the A, b, c, and
think we have opposed Great Britain, and have ar
rived at the present state of peace and Independent
cy to very little purpose, if we cannot conquer ov
own pref udices.' Again, speaking Of the propose
I extension of the power Of the General governmen,
Washington says, = have no fears arising from tn
source in my mind but have many and powerfl
;. ones, indeed, which predicted the worst cons'
quences from half-starved limping government
% that appears to be always moving upon crutche
'. and tottering at every step"
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

interests OF the country ar re in situation of :,
treme depression. The causes of this deprcssnn
as well as the importance Of these interests, and M
absolute necessity Of yielding them such turhs,
protection as to prevent their entire destructio
have been too often illustrated and explained to vor,
honourable body TO require any further ILLUSTRATOR
by your memOrlasts.
At numerous and highly respectable convent;o.
holden at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on the thirtisN
day Of July last, of the representatives of these
great interests from thirteen. states Of the union
memorial was adopted to be presented to YOU on the
state OF these great interests and address to the
people Of the United States adopted, fully showing
their Importance and vital interest to the coamuDty
In that memorial, the Convention suggest such mad
6cations Of the existing laws they deem essen.
tial to the maintenance uf tiese great interests. n
the recommendations and suggestions of this con.
venton, your memoriaists fully and entirely con.
i cur.
| They would therefore pray your honorable bodv
to give to these interests so essentla! to ndepe
dence, and the prosperity OF the agriculture and
commerce Of our country, a protection fully com.
mensurate with that prayed for by said Convention
On motion Of James Wolcott, Jr ESQ., of South.
bridge, Voted unanimously, That the Chairman Of
this meeting be directed to communicate to HEzEE,
All NILES, of Baltimore, and MATHEW CAREY, a
Philadelphia, the thanks of this meeting, for thei
early indetatgable and disinterested exertions, t
promote the success Of Domestic Industry.
AARON TUFTS, Cn m.
SAMUEL F. COOLIDGE, Secretary.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

US to dsbeieve," &C. and that it has been asserted
that Mr.. Verpanck was informed that 4Nr. Usbster
did offer to shoW letter TO Nh. McLane, sciiich
wouE turn has cote, but Mr. AlcLuas would not see
it. And on this slight ground the great SANDER has
been raised But it seems investigation is going
on, and we are to hear more of it. Be il 50. II
we do not hear promptly. we shall have more to say
of it and pretty loudly and frequently will we say
lit.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-26

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22

at EosioD. New York, Shiadslp bia, ana N orfolk,
which. with similar one at Pensacola, may DO
"ade sufficiently extensive TO answer all the ne.
cessites OF the service at any future period
Two building, a Hospital at Norfolk and an
Asylum al Philadelphia, are progressing very sat-
istactory; and If the funds were put in proper
condition, The whole nigh, be completed " two
years, and form, together. Hospital Establish.
ment, at least credi,able 10 the country and
beneficial to the service, that belonging 10 any
Other nation. The completion of these e.tablishI
meats is demanded by the plainest policy. In th.
country, the services Of our are volun.s-
riiy; no impreesmeni or other mode of compui.
sion IL, or ought to be applied to force them 10
perform the duties OF peace, fight the battles
OF the country in But in proportion TO the
voluntary character of the service, ought TO be
the effort to render that service pleasant, and 10
| create every inducement 10 join it. And when
rs perfectly understood by all who are acqunin-
ted with the character of the eeapen, that his
foresight is seldom directed to any other obiec,
than place of refuge when disease ard niisforune
overtaae him, surely that place of refuge ough.
not 10 be wanting.
In this view, it is hoped, the payment of the
debt aforementioned will be made; and if some :
thing were added 10 it, would be Justified by the
consideration that the nation has yet given one
dollar to go desirable an object.
! Respectfully submitted,
SAML. l.. SOUTHARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
Ia.uable Lnr s . So

r. obei'enee 10 decree OF the Superi, ,our,,f fJ
10, ,y uodep at StaantJu Thursday ooh v If NJ
~ s.i'' therein Impending, wherein An nc H. Le. o.
~, ?; o L,es r. T.. Lee, Catherine Mildfed Lee Wn
snd Ann u hi. wife, and Bernard M Cari. are
% and iiugh Nelson and Eliza hir wife are
1bs - "'oh hugh Nelson IS appointed iIustys 10 fsrr
% o. cree INTO effect, and is ordered prJceed ios
Z o. lsno lying IN Che counties Of Patrick mDurome,,
s-o atres, which duly eonveyed !, f;,,
Ia as 9g1 Charles Irving, John Niehoss and B., me
- ~, tiGhoss and Anne his wife conveyed 10 Iifnrv
10y 9eeo dated 18Th day Of Oct 1856 ami bv the ali
,e Lre eonyfyed 10 John Walker OF Able marie by r
IN osy ~ MAY, 1901, which said deeds we're dniy
- ue Henera Court in trust TO repsy 10 Cba,i,
re, o. Sh';,ey the sum Of ssoOo with interest," and y e
ny 'siss carter, hs interest in tie said al cd Of ,,
"5s duly Conveyed 10 the ComnIs;o,n,. bsr ~ "u.l
isnn.s "fais the name Of Lee, by hi, deed of -.
ssheh' dHteJ June 18Th, 1907 shall ofrr 6r ale !,
% 1'eu"n before ihe Eaele Tavern ~ icbnond The .i
o seIe Of Land on Moeday 2 day of Janus,y us
o,nds web apn'tved sseury, Tor so,p snn,s,
~ 'I' paymeEis ihaI be duly lnadc '''0s u'''
rsc 20. nun NELSON tr9slse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
~ NRSHNL,S SILL q.

IY virtue Of decree of the Superior Court Of Changers
80 Tor The Fredericksburg District, pronounced be so,
nay o. Arrli 1927 I'M suit depending in the sad court
which Edwin Upshaw, ain'or Of Juhn Reynolds dec ia
Plaintiff and Isnrenee Muse Defendant shall on The T.,
day OF Dec 1877 upon the premises, exposet sale by public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. the and lo,s
and wharf IN the said decree nentoned situated tow
OF Iappahanncek-ali Of which particularly designated
an idenure OF mortgage bearing date te 36h day of Dec
1910 between the said Laurence Muse of the parsni
John reynolds CT The other ra and admitted record 10
the county court Of E.sex the 10Th day OF Aug. 1911
THOMAS MATTHEW'S, DEPUTY O,
nov. -,ie23. JOHN STANARD, NJ. +. Q. ID.
Nov.o. Std;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-22
FAMILY WORSUIP IN a COTTACE

y the At,ne in Aekerusus Forget me nc" . 70
80. ~. Y. Nat. Adv
FAMILY WORSHIP IN A COTTAGE.
Listen heard voice, ascemn voice
But sweet and fervent too, like that OF prayes,
Sush as would make angelic breasts rejoice.
aud call To hearken from their starry sphere;
t,om youder cot il eomes-I' draw near
AIS light shine, like star upon the aiyh,
And to my wandering foot'tep. fsr more dear
better guide petebsnte, hJier light,
Leading more near to Heaven than that above my sight
with iecd hands, imploring on each child
al thatthe Zip eau btt a,he, the soul desire,
10 guide their footsteps thro't the worlds deep Wild
see how the slrtteting ;e1s hi5 cheek Sld
How fushs! thtc' the w'ne Of years the glow!
How beams his luok with all The father d!rd
4 ne ''jency intense lishis eye, iiF, brow,
Wa''h all his bosom, thoughts, hoPesrear. s. whc. .or
There kncsrs ,he mother by her pa,tuer's side;
S;ien, her tongur, but Oh. how full her eyes
Look q, those Sacred tears, whose gentle tide
The loudest Of the I, supplies,
Oh what can equal her b,seeohinE sisls
II Ills no; heard in Heaven, then never came
miner me sound Of suPplios ,ions highs
An Dieu'cst OF them all meier reached m3hct Claim.
Deide her. rising into u,anhcod's form,
Her SOP, her secret pride and glory, boFsj
Bright IS hs cheek, with lahor's coiur vain,
The honourahe that hiI forehead shows;
II. eyes dark glanee ]. veed, a. it would close
Awhile TO ell on earth his hesIt deems fair,--
III. lips, soft moving, ill responsive
Are rising, 10 his hoafy fatheI', prayer,
Pleading with The high ieavens"oh, guide from every
snare"
And yoRdtr there group in hsppiest being,
. The fairy tenants of the cottage dome,
hneeling before the eye of Him, ali seems,
Who wstche, If their thong hts glsnoes 60 am;
The doll, untoschdi is laid beside the drum
That treasured instrument If lnudest sound
Stands close beside lis MASTER, but as dumb
As II forgotten; on the darksoiue srounj
Hhiie like nights dewclosed a1wels they bend cluster
round.
look Of the little hand upon each brow,
Covering The face, before the unseen Coll
Listen ye might have heard The lsped WV
Like cherub. ech2es seeking his abode;
Believe il not, dssrse j, noi,~ proud
. Nor say it's the jsiSon learned 10y .rote,
useless aud meaning ie.s-thosc words allowed
Upon the youthful memory 10 haat,
Shall be the waking cord OF IT any heavenly Rv,e
Oh oseIy seencj most lovely would lint tliou
Didst not bed.ek the Gotta c-hcvser aItne,
But beneath every roof IN beauty glow,
From the low hamlet 90 the LOFTY throne,
Then Englsnd, were the smiles Of Heaven thine own
The brigh. Paternil smiles Of Deity;
Then my loved country woulI thy soil be known,
The halIOwed, and the blest, the truly free,
And every evenings h5ut nations worship see!