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The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
From the Boston Courier.

REMARKS, made by the Hon. HARRISON. G.
 OTIS, at the Manufacturers Meeting, in Boston,
 on Tuesday, June 9th.
 Mir. OTIS hoped that an oblique direction would not bc given to the attention due to the true objects of tho meeting, by controversies respecting the mode in which gentlemen, whether members of Congress or delegates from the manufacturing interest, had done their duty Hthey were here to be put upon tral he his fortune some years ago to be instrumental in ar resting bill before the Senate of the United States for changing the Tariff. But it was bill which aimed at radical change inthe whole system, and the sub sttuton of internal taxes to duties mposts. It was bill prohbltory to great exten and calculated to create sudden and violent revulsics, and total revo- iution m the departments of commerce and industry. He rejoiced in the casualty which gave him an op- portunity of etfecting An indefinite posponement of that measure. His sentiments respecting it remained invariable. But the measures now proposed, looked to system ot different complexion. He rejoced also in the present nvitaop and regarded with satisfac- ton the quarter whence it proceeded d-from the heart ot the substantial yeomanry of distant state There could be no pretence for mputing to it New England orlgin, or regarding us ayankee manoeuvre Iarose
 from deep sensation and clear perception of the nat ural alliance between the agricultural and manufactu- ring classes wherever situated and he trusted would be met by the cordaliy and sympathy that would de- monstrate the accorarce of all parts of the country in the views of its authors He persuaded himself that the object ot the Convention at Harrisburgh was not merely to canvass the details of the proposed tariff on woollens, but to embrace, upon an enlarged view of the subject, the considerations which recommend the adoption of system for the gradual but finally efi- cient and complete protection of that portion of the industry o the nation which is exerted upon domestic manuiactures-to concentrate public opinion-to ac- qure and dfuse intornation-to obviate preudices and to concate the friends of their country south and north m favor of this great and vital system. These were results to which he hoped the deliberations and decisions of the proposed Convention would eectual- y contribute.
 On the expediency of such system he thought 'here would be prevailing unanimity throughout the
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

From the London Cowrier, April
 We have received Dutch papers to the 26th inst Under date of the Hague, April 24th, find arti cle which encourages take rather favorable view ofhe prospect of the Greeks, and gives the authority of Doctor Gossu the following statement of Greek forces by sea and land, which, it is added, as accurate as could be obtained :-
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

looked rep
 invading his pFossncS. Mr. Van Buren how ever. returned him a wink, as much as to sav. "I know my auditors ;'' and in fact the company broke up, in the firm belief, that if Gen. Jackson cOuld be made President and Van Buren Secretary of State, we might ship cream to Barbadoes and Antigua.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

MILITARY FORGE.
 Places. Commanders. lien. Near Missolonghi Makri and Zonga 5000 Blecade of Salona Prevot and Panouria 2OOO Proyari Lambravak l500 Arakova karaiskakl SUUO Colouri Vasa and (Puio) Notara 2OOO Aoropolis Athens GrigiOtti and Fabvier 1900 The Phalcrus Gordez Martiriani and
 Aarkonospulis 25OO Napoli di Romana Grivas Phoiomara Dura
 Out of service 5000 Corinth Andreas Londo 800 Carithina Gernaios Colocotroni 300 Mavosie Elias Ihcnnigiotti 1000 Talanti Coletti Karatasse 2000 Nina c. Mauromcheli 200O Castri Nikitas Colocotroni (the
 iather) 300
 Total, 2s,sOo N B. Though have reconed only 300 soldiers un- der Coocoroni, he has collected 26O0. The troops assembled at castr' may Y. be p,SS S or 600 men.
 Spezzia-Three masted polacrcs, 3
 Brigs, 36
 Fire ships, 6
 SchooneIs, 26 Hydra--Thrce mased polacres, 9
 Fire shps , Ipsam----Brigs, 10
 Fire ships, that of Canaris, at Egina, The remainder of the fleet is at Egina.
 Besides the above, great activity is used to repair old, and build new vessels. Four the stocks at Egina.
 MldullS, laS crew or 800 men
 PARIS, APRIL 24.-We have conversed with gentleman who has recently returned from Constan- dnope, whither he had proceeded in an official capa- city. He ntimaes that the prevailing conjctures with respect to Greece are in great measure erroneous and that none of the European Governments have made use of the strong language imputed to them; l; their interference has arisen from wish to prevent further eius;on of blood, and restore tranquility to that unfortunate county; but they have not manifested any wish to aggrandse their territories at the expense of the Porte they have denied that Turkey is fully entitled to subdue her rebel subjects by force of aru,s and long she wall be able send sufficient force 2to Greece that may offer any chance to obtain the pE2Ios"d end, wll be utterly of the power of a. ny the States of Europe to disregard the principle winch forms ,hc basis ofevery civil na'iona right to put down any attempts that may pe made to shake off, if you please to call so their yoke The different Ambas- sadors have exered every in their power to in- duce the Turkish Minister to come to some deii- mite arrangement with the Hellensts; an arrange men that might prove beneficial to both parties for instance, that Constitution should be granted 10 them guarante ed and protected by the five principle Powers of Europe to whom any naction in the treaty should b. referred and their decision as arbitrators be deem- cd rrevocable. This plan may be thought Utopi0n & the different States are aware that 1t will be kind of
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

NhOic naiIOn; Ioerlainly m al bu, the piaataGOn ssafeSi-if those who examined the subject did not permit themselves to be lost n the mazesOf conflicting systems of political economy. I is well known thai speculative writers have e~oused very opposite the Ories. One class supports the restrictive system, which is founded on duties, prohibitions, and mOnOpOles; for the liberal System. This leaves indviduaIs and capital seek their channels of employment, without the interpretation of government. Their max i'm is that commerce,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-21

Mystery sL1nrdcel!ed. d.--Some time in the lat
 ter part of 1ss4. or the beginning ofIs25, i've
 believe, horse was found dead in the woods
 in the vicinity of Cayuga lake, and pair of saddle bags near him, cut open and riAed.- It was then supposed that the owner of the horse, whose name was Jesse Strang, had heen robbed and murdered, and his body thrown in the lake, and much time and pains were taken by hundreds of people in dragging the lake in search of the body.-From that time until
 last Friday there had been no intelligence of the lost man. On that day, gentleman of that county went to the jail in this city, and
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
xrwus TOWN HOTEL.

THE subscriberwishes to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has taken that large ana
commodoas establishment, belonging to Daniel n
Goodwin, Esq in LewisTown Delaware, which mas mas
been occupied as Tavern Tor severa toss with
numher of private rooms calculated to accommodate
families that may during the summer season. VISIT
the Capcs for their health. ~
The stabing large and colayenient, where with all
the convcniency Of a well supplied village tavern,
he assures the Public that noYnns Will De omitted
IN providing pentifuly and Woodworking to give
general satisfaction by unreinitted exertions and
und,vided attention devotedto the wants and de-
mauds oftraveling gentlemen and LADIES' while he
atters himself to deserve the calls OF strangers and
that he will endeavour to give general satisfaction to
all that may call on him.
FLETCHER LACEY.
LEwIs-FowN, DEL JAN. list
P.S Drovers and Pediars shall be entertained on
the lowest terms. III
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
BRUSHES.

BRUSHES.
Sweeping Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Black.
ing, and busting do. Scrubbing Clamps, hand
scrubs, &c. -
Traces-Bed Cords-Plough lines-Bed L.acins
Fishing Lines-Halters, Clothe Lines, &C. &C.
HARD WARE.
Knives and Forks, Walters, Butt Hinges, Screw,
Snrips, Hob-nails, Sparrow Bills, Pad Locks, Gun
board Locks, Chest do. Trunk do. Butcher KNIVES
Axes, Bolts, Nails, &c. &c.
CHINA GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
Painted C. and Saucers, Liverpool do. Edged
plates and Dishes G.. G.. do. Liverpool edged and C
C. Bowls, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Pitchers, Mugs
Glass Pitchers, Do Lamps, Casters, Tumblers, Del
canters, Tea sets, &c. &c.
GARDEN SEEDS.
SALT.
| Coarse, ground and fine Salt
READY MADE CLOTHES.
LEGHORN BONNETS.
Mems and Boys Sea Grass and Jersey Straw
Hats, &c. &c.
| He has Just received an assortment of SEASONAL,
eoods-Thankfu for past favors, the SUBSCRIBING
by his attention to his business and customers,
merit continuance of patronage, by his friends AMI
the public.
Near Bra,dy,oi,ae Mills.
April II, 1897. lis m.
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Iondon Sun. cloths g. / ersimeres-assorted colours
~ &c ~ dn din. do.
sattinetts. drllings, yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia & Marsailles vest'gs, bombazets bomo rs
Red and green bazes yellow red and white i,anne'S
Ginahams, calcos, cambria and shirting muslins
Irish linens, lawns and cambria linens
Leyenteens, Florences. Gros dc Naples lutestrins
Flag g. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shawls, Black, white and green Italian 90.
Long and short kid gloves, beaver do.
Domestic plaids, stripes and mus'ns
Pittsburgh cords, fustians and drings
Rose and point blankets
London ingram and domestic carpetnss and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats, &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc
ton 4 will be sold at very small advance Tor cash
JOHN .M'LE.4R.
,,;,,;nr,o, Anr;, 10Th 1897 1--3n
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Mount Harmonic Academy.

The Rev. Francis A. Lata w,h the assistance of
an approved Teacher, has opened an ACADEMY,
where the usual branches oferature viii be taughtn
the most accurate and critical manner. Lessons will
also be given in the Hebrew. to those who wish to
acquire knowledge Of that language. The annual
charge will not exceed one hundred dollars
Drlimore township Lane. Co. Penn.
April 90. 1877 aassass a--3m
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V'eW Grocery.

HUGH J'DEVI1'T 6egs leaue 10 inform his
Friends md the P,1bHc that he has opened a good
assortment Of GROCERIES, Liquors, FRUIT
Sc sc. al No. lol, Shipley-st. doors above the
upper Markethouse; ,chefe goods Of first quality
MAY always be had, and on the most satisfactory
terms.
Mag 4. 1897. al
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of W1tliana and Samuel MCauley, was dis
solved on the LIST. of December last, by mutual
consent ;-those having demands against said firm
will present them, and those indebted will please
make payment to William M'Cauley, who is au-
thorised to settle all business of said firm.
w. M'CAuLLEY,
SAMUEL M'CAuLLEY,
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Western Transportation Aine

western lHhnSpOfAalAoh Alhef
From Philadelphia to Baltimore via Whining
ton and Elkton.
THE Subscribers have established line Of Pack
cts for the transportation of goods from Philadelphia
to Baltimore, by way of Wilmington and Elkton,
leave G. Pusey and Co.'S. Wharf, Philadelphia,
Sd and 9th days, Tuesdays and Fridaysj ever
week, and Light street wharf, Opposite Gerard
Hopkins and Moore's store) Baltimore, twice
week regularly. First rate Boats are provided
with experienced captains. Merchants residing
la distance by consignlng goods to the Agents
either end, may rely on their being forwarded
the first Packet. Goods will be taken in store
Wilmington and forwarded to the Packet at EktoE
and at Elkton ant forwarded TO the Packet at "
mngton, andsin all respects the l9Qehbusnsse "A
receive the usual care. 49,
1t is the conclusion Of the II 5stors to devo
much personal attention to the faithful conduch3
Of the Western line, and having the assistance
the m.-st respectable and able Agents at each
thereof, they feel confident of succeeding in glva
satisfaction to their friends and the public.
! C. PUSEY f. Co. Philadelphia.
GERARD T. HOPKINS + MOORE, |
Baltimore Agents. |
ROWLAND &. STOCKLY,
Wilmington.
| HENRY BENNETT, Elkton.
4 Propretors.
Gerard T. Hopkins and Moore, purchase and
sell grain, and other produce on commission.
Sd mo- 81, Is
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SPRING GOODS.

The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
sortment of Spring Goods, which he is disposed 10
sell at the most reduced prices for cash. or approved
credit
.qmong the variey Of has goods
Are--Chintz-s taicovs and ginsIams
Cambria, lacouet and null null musins
Grecian and Battcste stripes
Irish linens, linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape shaws -
Black Sc shaw uicstrng, Bovars silk batlses
Light colored plain and fgur'd Gros de nap ditto
silk flags, u drass and cotton flag handkerch'eis
A. & 5.4 black a.it white silk shawls
Oh. "a and iO4 table hnen Russia Diaper and CRASH
10-4 counterpart and rugs
"A oieeched and brown sheetings and shirtings
Dorchester and Assanpnk bed ticking
Bangup and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic pads AID stripes
Furniture and apron checks
White and colouled linen and cotton Drilling
Denmark satin and silk stripe do.
Superne bombaznes Caspian stripes and Norwich grapes
1 "a and 90 cambria and furniture dimty
Valencia. toinet, Maisailes and furniture vestings
4-4, 67 8-4 meHnt cashmere Ensish mefiho iohB
/ square stawls
Gros de nap cause and cashmere handkerchiefs
Blue and yellow nankeens
Irgrain carpetDg, and sacking bottoms
! Bayaderes, sattins and mantua ribbons
| Paper hangings and bordering for rooms
l Umbrellas and parasos x.
Steel and gilt coat buttons & 81 sstsss
! suspendels. tapes and carpet binding
Ladies' Leghorn hats and flats
Mems eghom and sea grass hats
Porter sheetugs, Ausnaburg and Russia sheetng
al and A and GA oil cloths
White and coloure cotton and silk hose
With his usual assortment of
Cloths and Kerslmeres.
i ALSO
Always hand the best quality live geese feathers.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends and the
public generally, for the very liberal encouragement he
has WITH aud hopes by keeping good assortment and
selling cheap usual he will retain the pubcs patronage
! Joseph Pogue.
N b. The subscriber will sell cloths and kersmeres il
PARTICULAR small advance from the auction prices Per
wanting cheap articles will find to their advantage
to call at his store, No. 1O1, Wilmins ton, Del
1-3n
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WTEETAM M'CAUILEY

viii continue to keep at his old stand, near the
Brandywine Flour Mills North side of the Bridge,
his usual general assortment of GOODS of various
descriptions, which he will sell low for cash, accep-
tances country produce. Among them are the fol-
lowing articles
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DRY Goods at
NO. 60, Market-St. Wilmington.
HUEIsY S. BASSEl.l',

Have lust received an extensive assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods
AMONG WHICH .aRE ~
Furniture and plain chntzes,
Caicoes, gnghans and robes,
Gfeclan and baptlse stripes,
sCanbrlc, Jaconet and null null musins,
Pia a-sw ss, book and figured do.
Long lawn linen and imitation cambria,
Linen canbrc and book muslin hankerchiefs
Ri ,ck eyent.ne and other silks,
Bom5aznes and Norwich grapes
Mangiea and other Beugalls,
Cotton, wotsted and silk hosiery,
NJ ems marble and unbleached do.
Bantlanns iiag and black silk hdkfs.
Rack aid hight Nankeen company Grape Grape shawls,
Fancy galze and large silk do.
Black plan and twed bonbazetts,
Marsailes, Valencia and silk vcstng,
70 A. superiine Irish linens,
Russia diapers, table linen and sheetings,
suspenders, tapes, fringe and carpet bln4ng
Pue, yellow and white naiikeens
81 Oh dluities and jeajs,
Btiitls, sewing cotton, thread and buttons,
Leghorn and grass hats,
Umbrellas and paasois,
70 'toise shell and imitation combs,
Bieu, black, olive, brown dab cloths s; cassiners
Luiseys and sattineis,
Yellow, red, White and gray hannes,
Rose and point blankets,
Bazes and floor clolhs
Ausnaburg and Russia duck,
Tow linens and porter sirtiug
Together with their assortment OF domestic checks
plaics, and stripes. Also, brown and beaclcd shrn
and sheetngs Of various descriptions all OF which they OF
fer at reduced prices 5.--tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
CoNrz1ERC IAL BAN1z OF DEL.

NIdy 3d. 1877.
THE Directors of this Bank have this day made
a dividend Of One dollar and fifty cents, per SHARE
which will be paid to the Stockholders or their e-
gal representatives, at Smyrna or Milford, as the
case may be, any time after the 18th instant.
By Order, S. Fl. HODSON, Cashier.
SIT
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GROCERIES.

Sugars, Teas, Mackere, Shad, Rum, Jamaica
Spirits, Wines, Brandy, Holland Gin, Common Gin.
o. r. Whisky, Cheese. Black Pepper, Cayenne
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, Vinegar, iobac-
co, Segars, Rappee, Moccaba and Scotch Snuff,
Rice, Winter, Summer, and Common Oil, SIC.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
G3d Dividend.

THE President and Directors OF the Bank OF
Delaware, have this day declared a dividend OF ten
dollars per share, equal to five per cent, for the last
six MONTHS payable to the Stockholders or their e-
gal Representatives at any time after the 10th INST.
By order of the board
EAward WorreN, Cash'r.
Nav i, 1927. tt
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March 80.
Notice.

The STOCKHOLDERS in the Delaware Fire 10
surance Company, are hereby notified, that an TO-
stalment of Fsve Dollars, on each and every share
Of Stock by them held, is required to be paid on
the ed day of July next, at the Bank of Wilmington
and B. Wine, between the hours of and 8 O'CLOCK
P. M. to their Secretary.
By order Of the Board,
DAN'L. BYRNEs, Scc'y >.
Wilmington, April, "a, 1927. 2-ol
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Dividends.
BANK OF SMYRNA,


THE Directors of the Bank of Smyrna, have
this day declared dividend for the last six months,
at the rate of per cent year. The same will be
paid on or after the 18th instant.
By Order, S. II. HoDSON, Cashier.
5-4t
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Soap & Candle MaMufactory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inou
the public, that the establishment heretofore con
Quoted by James Ray, Esq together with the 40
counts connected with the business of that estas
lishment from the first of January, 1926, have pa
ed into his hands and that he will continue ther
siness in all its branches, at the old stand corner
Tatnal and Queen streets, near the Friends Aa
ing House, where he will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices, Mould and Dipt CANDLEsII
Fuller's Yell0aO and BroOn SOAP, of the best quay
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B.-1he highest price given for TalIoT|
Butchers Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nou. IA, 1895. 1-Sm
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Notice.

HOtlce.
THE Stockholders in the Bank OF Delaware are
hereby notified that election will be held at their
Banking House, on Friday, the first day OF June
next, between the hours of three and tive O'Clock,
p NJ for the choice of nine Directors tor the ensi-
ing year By order of the board
Ed,card W0rreU, Cashr.
May /, 1927. I'll
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DRY GOODS, &c.
DESERVE.

AT No. So, Market-Street,
THE Subscriber has Just received, and IS ao1U
oneuiur, an extensive variety Of fresh and
seasonabIe
ONN GOONS,
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DRY GOODS.

Cloth, Casslmers, Sattinetts, Domestic Muslins,
Do. Plads, Do. shrtings, Do Callicoes Do. Checks,
Dinius, Lindseys, Sewing Cotton, Thread, Can
icos, Furniture Prints, Shifting Muslns, Irish Lin
ems, Tapes Robbins, Patent Lanterns, Fur and
Wool Hats. &c.
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STONE LIME.
BOOTS g. SHOES.

BOO > N STIOFIS.
Water Proof Boots, Mems strong lacd Boots,
Boys do. do. do. Mems strong shoes, Boys do. do
Mems fine shoes and pumps, Boys fine shoes, Wo-
mems Leather Boots and Shoes, Children's Leather
and Morocco Boots and Shoes, &c.
DRUGS, PAINTS, Sc.
White Lead, verdegris, Lintseed Oil, Litharge,
Anderson's Pills, Hooper's do. British Oil, Bate
mans Drops, Bright Varnish, Black do. Lamp
Black, CAL and Jalap, Appodeldock, Wormseed
Oil, Sugar of Lead, Spirits Turpentine Castor Oil,
Cream Tartar, Laudanum, Paregoric, Spanish
Brown, Vermillion, Ventian Red, Black Lead, &c.
BACON
Hams, Shoulders and Observation-Disclosures, &c.
LARD.
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The Subscriber has Just received an Exclusive as
sortment of Spring Goods, which he is disposed t
sell at the most reduced prices for cash. or approves
oraIit-
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Joseph Pogue.

NJ b. The subscriber will sell cloths and kersimeres in
PARTICULAR small advance from the auction prices Per-
wanting cheap articles will find to their advantage
to call at his store, No. 101, Wilmin, ton, Del
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