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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

October 3.--News from Corfu OF the 25h SEPTEMBER,
but Of Greek origin announce that the French and English
squadron stationed off Navarno, suffered nothing TO go ell
tfer in or out. Innsan frlgate having attempted 70
leave the Port after notice had been gwen ~ IN va re-
ceived broadsde from English trgate, and pvt BACK
Lord Cuchrane continues his operations and mas maze n-
selfmaster o! Anaohco and NassalaiIhe Russian squat
ron arrived the 18Th Napo di Romano, and WAS s-
h,ed by the Greeks with enthusiasm mol TO be desert
bed III
Such is the news given by the Greeks which VIII be We
nv important If conii med for they would leave no doubt
of the serious resolution of the Powers and the broas,de
fired BY the English gate would be the commencement
of hostilnes .ingsbWg Gazette
4ncona Sept. co, The steam boat arrived to-day IN tit.
yfnur hours from Corfu Merchants letters say, that the
Egyptian feet is most strictly bockaled by the EnRS,
fleet at Navarno Lord Cochanc, With % Greek ships
had gone ards Mssoonphi, and taken Anaolco and
yassalsdi. A courier who left Consannope on The 9th
September, had arrived at Janna With news that he Porte
had rejected the proposals of the three Powers
Constantinobl, Sept Is On the OH the Draenmans Of
The three Ambassadors waited again the Res Etfend, to
obtain change in the resolution Of the Porte, but per-
sss in its refusal and declares that will consider the first
hostile measure violation of the peace. In Pes, how
ever many persons doubt whether It is conscuus Of its
weakness and think it will not suffer matters to
the last remiiy with the three Powers modification
of the measures resolved upon is hourly to be expected
the Russian declaration, that in of necessity would
effect the pacfcation of Greece alone, well
bered, and will probably induce England and France
ousy enforce the Convention of 9Th July For this
reason the Porte is very likely deceive itself il il reck.
any difference between the three Powers in carry
il 6 the measures into effect .Hgemeine Ze.tung.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

aaool share, and paid on some sea,, A.
diviuend OF l4m. Another, which cost soa
snare, mas advanced to 46O0f, having paid an IN.
al dividend Of lG0t Another canal ba. 81. q. a11
from l00t share to 154o, and snother s,. ,a@v
To $500. 'o'a ii's
The pamphlet, in setting forth the alya,,,.
q The rail road over the canals for trau,nor,a,n.s
represents that Tie distance would De M. I''
shorter, beng reduced to sc miles: that i n,,,
carry at lower freight, that BY canal bene f..
50 to SOS per ton; aud that the transpnn,,t ~"
would tc more rapid, SO that meat. butter NV" ao
other articles might be conveyed to ma,lr ,,f -"
cannot be carried BY the canals II states asa"
frequent obstruction ol the canals by I,ost. Az, ~
repairs, and gives number Of tables 10 ,b,,, H.
frequency OF these distractions. The delay ~.
repairs is considerably more than w,ull HI. .,,.a
sed that oecasi"ncd By frost is less than it W..
be il this country.
The distance from Birmingham to I.iy.tnnl l..
the way Of Fra2eey on the Bim,nnham. ra,,a,y
try, and Grand Trunk Canals. is | Il miles E,om
birmingham to Preston Brook is IS miles. aud H..
Fly boats pas, this part Of tie route in Al huu,sN
little more than two miles an hour. From p,e1m,
Brook to Liverpool. the time is uncertain hmm,
dependent on the wind and tide. Rv way of W.
verhampton, on the Burlington, Stafford and War.
cester, and Grand Trunk Canals. the distance :,
Preston Brook is 81 miles, and the fy beat, ner
form it in AZ hours. The heavy boats a,e,ar.
from three to four days from Brminsl an to p,es.
ton Brook. The prospectus Of the rail road Com.
pany ploiessed that tlley should be able H. CARR
~ day and By night at all Times il Tie yeaf, II y.
rods Of Frost or Of drought al the rate ef at ln.
esht mtles an hour. at an expense lass by one third
probably by one half, than the sum paid for srcuA,
by the canals.
his project was abandoned probably from The
difficulty OF obtaining the act of Parliament, au.
ihorlsins it. That for the road to Manchester ba,
been Tor more than year, in the process Of con.
stfuction, and notwithstanding the necessity ii
seeking an access to the heart of the city Of Iiyer
pool ny means OF a tunnel, passing directly under
Ut, below the bottom Of the wells, which makes M
work laborious and expensive, it is expected thai
u will be finished at the end Of another year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

Singular Fnct.~-Ihe Worcester Mass Mutu.
al Insurance Company was oisanized, and com
menced issuing policies, IN May, 1924, three and
half years since. 1t has insured to tile amount of
about screen hundred thousand dsHars. on buildings
and property in all parts of the County, and vet it
has never sustained The loss Of single dollar by fire.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

lie who calls another ungratefn, sums up al
the evii bf which man can be accused
Ale''i"o'ity may do with system that wlich Is
with abundance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
Fresh Seasonahle Dry Goods.

of N eeNe''
Fresh ~seasonable Dry Goods,
Selected with great care bv heir mariner !, NJ, l.
and well adapted, 10 they think. To The Gin, and cn,2
refuH Eade. N N'"1
'l!ong tie articles o6crcd for sa1e, are the f3A5,siun,
an elegant assortment of fine worstcd baregcs,
OF almost every colour, u new and beautiful article
for ladies' dresses
Figured and satin stripe, black and rich plaid. wa.
tered and PLAIN Gros de Naples
Very rich new style barege and batiste.
ram and figured black, white and cofouscG
French satins
Coloureu and blacl, florence
Very superior double Chain black do
Il large and elegant assortment of mcrino scarf
and shawis, cashmere and thibet shawls
Figured silk, barcgG and gauze hdkls. and very rich
woTstcd barege shawls
Winter ginghams and Norwich stripes
fancy prints and caliCoes
Italian iustring, India satins, plain and fgured
Sinchcws, sarsnet and levautines
Figured mandarin Grape dresses, Canton Graves
Black Canton silk, leYantine and Italian cravats and
hdkfs.
English and French thread, English bobinet. gimp
and cotton laces
Wrought and plain hobinets and Lobinet reiis
Inserting and other trimmings
Swiss muslin robes and points, piIlarenes. cans and
collars
Lai''z' and gcntlenen's gloves and hosiery. Of al
most every description
IN elegant assortment of ribbons
Nelson's patent suspenIers
Six and cotton umbrellas
lambs wool shirts aud drawers
India silk can!bicts and worsted do
Fia!n and figured black and coloured silk velvet
vostirgs
Swa"sdo"n, valencia and toirnct vcsings
SuPeIiine cloths and cassineye>, blue, black, and
fancy co!urs
Double mIlicd irab cloths
French merinO cloths. Tor children
Crimson, scarlet and green morcens
Shell and Brazilian tuck and side and other combs
lF!sh linens aud sheciIngs, diapers, damasks and dou
bic dainasks and damask napkins
Domestic sh'rtings and sheetings, plaids and
stripes
SatIuetts, negro cloths
German linsey woOlsey
German oil cloths
F,aGnels, red, white aud green
Fine and superine English ingram carpetiprs
Stair carpetinGs and Wilton rugs
Napt Cottons, assorted
Rose, point and dufle blankets
German and British osnaburgs, burlaps and ticLlcn
bugs
Cotton tagging
Rus ia sheetiugs, ducks and diapers
An assortment Of mantle and toilet glasses, with ma
ny other articles.
Additional supplies of new articles, and articles ne
'essary TO keep M the assortment, will be received
rom time TO time from our partner in New York.
EDWIN JAMES & CT.
oct 2i-wit-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
Carpctings & Negro Clothin@.

iVESliE subscribers are enabled TO offer =, ,s,,
Z large stock of HINTER R COODS :.
prices, which they feel confident are noderatn - -
iia',ug within !i'e last week added largely TO their fall
supply 'hey wiii only enuinerate a few of the mo, o
Pio'niheht articles, ut the sane time assur;ur Their
,'ien"' ana Tue pubic, that the entire assortment will
be found extensive and seasonahic.
ingram cariietia9s of various quality, amongst them so-
vefa' pieces suPe'iine with new and rich drop
patterns
Wilton aud Brussels hearth rugs, large size and hand
some style ~
. ! ana 81 floor cloth baize, plain and printed
frinted haizes for table and piano covers
"''u' '"iiei o. ketslcs, an excellent article for scr
wants clothing. believed to be more durable and
$50 economical than any naPi coi;ons
Blue aud grey military cloths, plains. fearnouaIts dr,b
soaring ana q variety of ) !, = i and 5 . cheap
sa'''net,,' linsey woolsey, ~d'uggets, coarse stockings
and half hose
point, striped, duGcl and rose o! all sizes. and
u lew trnsses real double milled bed blankets of
remarkably good quality.
they respectfully invite an examination, and nleJae
to sell the above and every other article in
their hue at the lowest casl, prices.
" els w. " ID. KYLE & co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
LEWIS
Hiring opened The principal part 9fhjs
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.

GnoLIcIrs the attention of his friends and the public,
~ tocalI and examine them. lie feels confident, il
the selection, no stofc in the city can surrass II; and a
positive determination that none shall uudersclI him in
The aggregate. Among the articles now offered for
sale, are
Sup. blue, black, olive and Oxford mixture, and other
fashionable cloths aud cassimeres
Ladies' habit, pelisse ard ucriuo cIoths
Negro iothing-consis;ing OF E~crseys, plains, Iinscys
and napt c0ttons
Westings ofthe newest ard most fashionable patterns
Figured and plain Gro de Maps, 10 great varieties
Florences, satin Icyantjues, Italian iustriugs
Salins, modes. Grape lsse, gauZcs, various colours
Batuste, barege aud Grcclan robes, splendid sssort-
mcut
H1ij1n nets, Imprint crGofs
Nankin, Canton and Italian grapes
Imperial mere, thibii. bateGc, grenadine, maraIai,
gauze and silk fancy hdkfs.
Meriuo, cashmere and Ginning shawis and scaiis
White and black lace wells and hdkis.
Peicrincs, capes and figured lace do.
BUbbinct laCos and quilting
&, ) and 6 1 figured md plain bOb5iuet
Figured and plain Swiss and null musius
Canbiics, jaconcls and book musllns
Gingbams, calicos ond cambria prints, beautiful
Circassian p'aids and stripes
Tartan plaids and cainblcts
English and FreUCh silk hosiery
W0rsted, lambs wool, Angola and cotton hosiery
Grass bleachei linens and Irish sheeUngs
Bombazincs and bombazeis. colourcd and black
Cambria and furniture dImitcs
7 Ribbons Of every description and superior qualify
tOlOuTeI and white domestic, %sattIuct5 aud checks
Rose, point and duflc blankets;
With many other articles not enumerated. By tt
next arrivals, | shall receive an additional supply g
complete the assortment; among them, viii be cTtr
! sup. fashionable Cloths aDi Italian Nc'-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
New and Desirable Goods.

"ALL g. MOORE have lust received br tho loo,
aA arrivals from New York and Philadelphia, their
supply Or LILA and WINTER DRY GOODS-com.
p'sing ALMOST every article adapted TO the wholesale
or retail trade Of this city. They have ON hard ond
ciier tor safe the following articles, which constitute
comparatively a very small portion of their rresen,
Blue, black, olive, brown, ciarei, cadet anu stee, n;xes
CLOTHS,
DO heavy drab for great coats,
Blue, black, gold aud steel mixed, fawn ami rrnh, ,,r,.,
CassimeIes,
Blue, brown, fawn and other pelisse c. otIts.
Fearnamght, mapped cottohs,
Rose, point and London, dufle blankets.
An assortment of superfinc and low price,l SAT nr,,e
Rogers patent flannel,
Also a general assortment of white, yellow, crimson
scarlet and green fanneis,
Floor and booking baize5,
Bombazines, bombaZetts,
Striped and PLAID circassians,
Crimson, scarlet, orange and blue mcrinu c1oilts
DO same colours circassians for children's wear,
Plain, striped and fig. gros de Naples, comprisinn al
most every colour,
Black Italian Nlantua, and double French Fiorences,
Rich, heavy satins for ladies' dresses, relisses and cloafx s
an entirely new and fashionable article.
Silk aud worsted beregcs aud battistcs,
Black modes, Italian grapes,
n general assortment of coIoured sains and Florences,
Superline, dark. London prints, and g~inghams,
Cambricks, jaconetts, null, book, Swiss and India mus.
Inns, boil, plain and figured,
Richly worked jaclonet robes,
Inserting and scoii0p trimmings aud founces,
Apron and furniture checks,
Bed-ticking, brown and bteached dorncstiGs,
Garment, cambrlck and furniture dlmitfes,
Cottun frrnges, &c.
ALSO,
Merino and cashmere long shawTs and hdkfs
Thread gimp and bobbinet laces
A handsome assortment of bobbinet lace wells, canes.
caps, pelerInes and hdkfs
Silk and gauze hdlfs
Bonnet, sash and belt ribbons
Silk, cotton and worsted hosiery
Bandanna, flag and Italian hdkGs
Irish linens, lawns and sheeungs
Linen cambrIcks and cambrick handkerchieis
Umbrellas, toilette glasses
White, scarlet, black and coloured darniug wors!ea
yarn, sc.
All OF which having been selected with the utmost
care, will be sold on accommodating terms for cash.
Oct. II If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
I90LEmECAI,


From the New IoGk Commercial Advertiser.1
Gcnoy"3JacEson a;id General u iiatgion.-Th friend,
of the military candidate Tor the Presidency, have hitherto
had a reply witch they have deemed conv incimc, 20 ,hs
apprehension expressed by sober citizens of the danpor az
cicvaIinS a mare soldier aud Count Martial Judge to sucrr
II nigh ana responsible station as that of Head of our ..
public. Inis kuock down argument has been, that G,r
Washington was 4 soldier too, and that Gen. J,rtso,
would tread IN the Footsteps OF 81 diusirious a nrcdccresnr
Ihr comparison or the two names was modest enough ~,
their part, To be sure: But let us take them q II, iii om,
ground Daes Gen. Jackson revere the character. am;
improve oi the conduct, of the Father of his cou,,r,7
Let the Journals O! Congress speak on this subject. g.,
the ltl' Of December, 1896, the answer 10 the speech q,
Gen. " asl'ingt"u, was under consideration in the LIouSc or
representatives.. The concluding sentence of the Address,
vas rs follows: Fer our country'S sake, for The sa Ike %
republican Liberty, if is our earnest wish ihnt aour rrol,.
pie may BE- he gu{de Of gDUr successors, and thus. after bei,cv
the ornament and safeguard ofthe present ecp, become tbs
pdtriT.ony OF our dnscondautS.' Mr.. Blouu; upvrA =,
strike out this sentence, aud ANDREW JACKSON. tooetbrr
with GOVERNOR Giles, his present supporter, voted IN,
!avor OF striking out that sentence. Mi. Blount then moved
that the yeas and nays be- taken, that posterity nigh, seq
that he was not consuming 10 the address, and ANDREW
JACKSON an! GOVERNOR GILES voted against the ad.
dress! Comment is unnecessary. The administration of
the man who vas "f'st in war, first ~ peace, and first in
the hearts of his comutryInCn," was d,sdPpr0rr5 by Jacksnn,
and ne soiemn!y declared by his vote UnI he csanLof o.
u aSttn&ion o"ght YOr be he guide Of his syccessors. And
vet his partisaus have the hardihood to call him Il yc,ona
WASHINGTON!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
SUPERIOR GOODS.

q nave received a beautiful assortment of rich worked
IL SWISS collars, capes and pelerines, of the latest style
Aooo'het lace dresses, wells. hdkfs. collars, caps, pilerencs
and capes
~ large assortment OF thread and blond laces & edciu.s
ESia supertine worsted bcregc, assorted culors
Plaid and plain Gros dc Naples silks
Black Italian ius,rinss and company sa,ius
NEcriuo and bcIege shawls and hdkfs.
acaflet' blue, lemon and other Merino cloths
T"se'S patent hierino flannel, warranted not to shrink
Lear ca"ieis' hair (water proof camlet, of super inr
quality, for cloakS, with many o,ller desirable
goods, for sale at low prices.
Octl0-ts HAIL NEItcoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
FALL GOODS.

I'd ALL NELSON has received by the Fly and Exit,
FL and other recent arrivals from N. York and Phila-
delphia, Il large proportion of his F.1LL UPPL COM
prising Il general assortment of F.lNCY and SI,4PLE
DRY GOODS-among them are:
SuperhnG blue, black, olive, clarct, drab and mixed cloths
Common aud fine do do do 90
Fine aud superfne pciissc and mcrino cloths
Blue, black, dab and fancy colourcd ~cassimercs, assorted
Common, fRe and superfine cassncts
Coarse cloths, linseys aud miIIed kerseys for servants
Stout booking and floor cloth baizc
White, red aud green nanneIs, assorted
8. o. 10, II, 10 and l3-I heavy rose blanRc,s
=, 81, 4, - and 5 pDipt do do
Pointed floor cloths, Competing and hearth rugs
Plain and figured bombazettS,a assorted
Swansdown, toilinet and Valencia vcsting
Rich mOlcskiu velvet aud silk do
Cotton and silk velvet, bang-up cords
British and German o~znaburss, ticklenburgs and l,u 1aps
Russia duck, shseting and diarrr
Irish shceing, linen, lawns and dia rrrs
8, 8, Q and lO-i thread damask--uapkins
Cashmere and periuo shawls and long sfawls. assorted
Hich Gaming shawls, a new article
superior black Canton and Mandarin craze
Black ~scpshaws, leyantimc and Italian lustITucs
Satin levautipes, b'atk Mandarin satin
Black and coIourcd Gro lie Nap, figured and plain
Biack mode black and coioured satin and florence
Black figured null, book, Swiss, iaconct & India i,usfi-s
Cotton cambria and stripe and cross barred do
swiss, iacomct and real India robes
Common aud fine caIicucs. escorted
Extra rich London Chintz do
Madras pullicat and cotton bardanna hdic.
German 1&g md company do do
fancy sauze' barge a"iGro dc Naples DO
Norsicd barge, cashmere aud mclinu do
Bobbinrt and thread laces aud cdgiurs
Lace wells, hdhGs. releriues, capcs, collars and cams. ,-,,
rirb raIcrng, mi rnirely new sh0e
indies black, slate and white w1rstcd hose
Mems do and halfdo
Black and white silE do and half do
Tortoise side, neck, curl aud tuck combs
Brazilian shell do do 10 do do
Sewing siik, thread, moulds, buttons
Combs, fancy soap, cotton balls and sloo's
Floss thread, pins, tapes. bobbins
Ribbons, cravat pads, stocks
Gloves assorted, tooth brushes, needles
! hoTelIas, looking glasses, SC. sc.
A general and large assortment Of domestic broyn and
h'eacfed shiriings aud sheetiugs, checks, plaids and stripes,
oed-tIckiug' &c. &c-with a variety Of other rev and desi.
raoie ""ods' suitable to the season, all of (which I've IS DIS
posedto sell on moderate Terms.
.sp' %
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ET0m fAG .Tltyonrl Journal.
t'M1h ,1ro'cHh.-The writer Of the subjoincd letter,
is 4 gentleman Of consideration, late Z member of the
General Assembly OF Virginia, who, with hundreds
OF Others IN that State, VIC Gonbt not } has changed his
opinion i'll regard 10 the Presidential election. and has
the manliness TO avow it. The following is an extract
from u letter 20 a friend in this city, which, tl,oun,
not written for the press we are permitted TO copy:
'FAUQrIER CoUvTY, VA. Oct. II, 1892.
-! an happy to see a recoiI of public opinion ia ia.
voT of the Administration. For some time after tho
last Presidential election, many honest and well mean
ing mon were carried to the side Of the UNfuy Chief
tain, by the popular cry Of tbargain, sale, bribery,
%intrgue,n SC. sc. and confess that NV.
self labored for q short time under the same delr-
sion; and indeed strange it was to me. when on ma.
lure reflection, | took u deliberate view Of past events.
The recent publication Of the Letters on that sub.
JCci, and particularly MIR. Buchanap's of Pennsy lvania,
has operated on TIE public mind IN nv neiehborbood,
as the sun does when TIC rises to dispcrse the shades
Of night, and / have no doubt, that, nv a little active
cNeTtion on The part uf the friend o. Tie administration,
a radical change may be effected in the public senti-
ment in tbs section Of country at least.
In the recent developments alluded TO, Mr.. CLAW
hes gained n IrinlDyh over his enemies almost unparaI-
ieled, and at the same time has put his enemies, Gou
rather they have PUT themselyes) completely ia
shame. ! rejoice in his triumph. and bope every man
Of correct principles may como out equally pure. and
pass through the ordeal Of public censure with equal
credit. have gone 70 greater lengths on tins sub
Icct han | nlcdcd. bnt could say much more. Il isa
object inai think all important at this tune 10 ih,
American People Indeed, il appears 10 me We are
standing on a Prccipicc that ought TO be vowed with
horror."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Tho two goll medals Of Tue Royal Society ofLi'era
ture for the present year we're 2djujgcI TO Sir Waite?
Scott, "lOr his illustrations of the Manners. Antiquities
and History of Scotland, IN many works Of prc-cmiuent
genius, both in prose and verse, particularly the Lsdy
ofuie Lake and WAY cry; . and to DR.. Southcv, eau
thor of the History Of Brazil, and several other disiu.
~uisuci vcgIs n En-'sh Ti'trz'rrc."
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PurLAnuLputA, Oct. %

PHtLApELrnIA, Oct. 20.
TiIE PRESIDENT.
The arrival aud departure of the President or r,a
l nited states, which took place on Friday and Satur-
uaF OF last week, was u circumstance worthy cspec,af
notice; not from the cclut that attended the event, hut
from the tact that the chief magistrate of a great ma
non passes from city 10 city, from state TO State, ann
no cannoi's sound, no car piercing fife, no spirit stirriue,
urunn' u" procession, no ponp and circumstance of ex..
aitod station, proclaim his where about"
y" hlie In The cay, a great number OF his constituents
Sei%cd The occasion to pay him their respects, witbou,
JoF"., and with no more ceremony than would be oh.
served IN calling on any individual Of rospec,abilitv.
they were received with that coldialily and respectG,i
attention winch might be expected by one gentleman
from another; in departing, he was heartily cheere6
from tbe wharf. This is a part of the excellence ofouc
pubic institutions. The people elect one from among
theInSelVest 10 administer their affairs; they clothe him
with authority, and place in his hand Mcir rules far
iScunduct, and bid AGn serve item faithfrIIy-he fceIs
That he IS taken from the people, and unto the peopto
he must return-and that whatever may be hi. ophe,ne.
raj power, he rs AT most but prin1s inter mares, .stln,
'irst among his equals"-Iong may il continue 60; ner
are we IN danger OF an unhappy change, if The neonle
VIII regard themselves and their own rights; no tyrant
has dared, nor will ever dare 10 seize the reins Ct now
err, tall those TO whom it belongs throw them loose from
thciF own hand,-lihcrty is like The vcstal Ere, 1t must
not only he called into being, but ii must be cafofu!ly
and constantly watched IEoening Post.