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Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
From, the National .4duocate.

BRITIsH Policy. 1t is well known principle of
policy in the British Cabinet that in all their neao-
ciationsin all their foreign measures, they keep
strict eye to the advancement of their trade and
manufactures. This view has characterised their
national conduct for series of ages The late ne
gocatlons for the pacfcatlon of Greece will not be
found an exception 1t is already stated in the En-
sish papers, that in the event of refusal on the part
OF the Dvan to acquiese in the terms proposed for
the settlement OF Greece, the powers intend to estab
Iish consuls Or commercial agents in the latter
country. Suspicious also awake that the recent
detection Of Egypt from the cause of the Porte has
not been accomplished without the knowledge oi
the new allies The ultimate object of England il
taking the part she has done in favor of the classical
land. cannot he referred altogether her moral senst
OF the wrongs of Greece the insults of the Porte
! Within the last lew years very singular spirit O
industry and enterprise has been awakened in somt
OF the ancient countries bordering on the Medterane
an. Greece and Egypt SO famous in the annals D
antiquity, have sown symptoms of renovation
The spirit Of Liberty has bestrred itself in the for
mer and the genius OF industry, has been revived il
the latter. Egypt may again become the sranar
lot tine world and Greece very considerable mar
time power in the East. The cotton plant has bee
introduced into the country of the Nile with til
most astonishing success. The leading object {
: England may well therefore be divided. Why di
she recognize the independence of the South Amer
can Republics? Because they presented marke
t for her manufactures, A similar answer will ami
G elsewhere.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
BosToN, SEPTEMBER, 81.

Hayti We learn by recent arrival at New
York, that the British Agent at Hayti. MIR. Ken
sic was about to quit the Island, and return to Great
Britain. This event may be considered as quite
important among the signs Of the times in that
try. The probability is, that the British Agent has
found the government so completely abandoned to
French influence, that nothing beneficial by way OF
commercial arrangement could be effected; and
that the continuance Of peace. order and security
in the Island, was precarious. that it was not ad
visable for him to remain. There appears to be
good ground for suspectng that Bower has engaged
in systematic design TO reduce to slavery or to ex.
terminate the blacks and that civil war between
them and the mutut0es, French party, will at nc
distant day, be waged with more than former fury.
| If Boyer and the mulattoes, aided by the French
should triumph, the result will probably be, that the
Island 10 all practical purposes will continue
French colony. Accounts have recently been re
ceived that the blacks were transporting provisions
to the mountains. u measure strongly indicative o
approaching troubles.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
FROM GREECE

by vessel arrived at this port from NIarseilles,
we have received ii series of letters from Greece,
from Gen. Jarvis and DR.. Howe. We have not yet
had leisure TO peruse them all ; but that from the
laergentleman is Of deep interest, and gives Wv
I'D description Of the present state Of that distracted
country. The following postscript is dated Poros,
July 18th.
"P. s. The ship Six Brothers arriving at Ma
poll from New York, thought it my duty to advise
her rot 10 remain, as trouble was brewing and |
came here in her. This moment letters from Ma
poll inform that open war has broken out in the
place between Gryas, commander OF the upper cas-
IT,, anil Fontoumaris, commanding the lower. Gri-
vas is bombarding the place men, women and
children are killed and wounded every hour and
the English commander lying there has been obliged
to threaten in order to save the remaining families
the houses and shops are puudered a horrd
scene of confusion is going on-I go there in day
or two, to try TO remove the Hospital, and shall
write you.'' NJ Y. Com. .adv
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
DE WITT CLINTON.

Quick woRK.-We understand that the letter
from Jackson to Owens, in which be ISLANDERS the
living and the dead, was sent BY express from Ten
nessee to Owens in kentucky-who sentit by ex.
press to printer hundred miles distant. 1t was
then printed in handbs, and circulated by ex-
press. Although dated the 25th of July, and first
printed nigh 200 mile. from Robertson's Springs,
where it was written. it was sent to every County
in the state--at any rate to every Congressional
Dstrct--before the election. which commenced the
first Monday in August Quere-Who paid the ex.
peuse Ovens is notoriously bankrupt.
jackson wrote another electoneering letter to II.
Daniel, which was used in his stump speeches.
We should like To see that letter also printed
Every thing Old Hickory writes ought to go down
to posteri,y. AS they say in Tennessee, he ha'
ne1er placed lis name in block and ghae, that 1t de-
not elcuote him IN The eyes Of has cosonrymn.v Vide
Nashville Republican, Sept a. The letter to Da
mel of course i. splendid production, for it no
only elevated the Generals but his correspondent
too 1t elected him to Congress BY all means lie
us have the letter if sent to US in manuscript W.
will do our best to correct the orthography and syn
tax.-Kentucky Reporter.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

Mrs. Hemana, the celebrated poetcss. having
been invited by the proprietors of the Philadelphia
Ladies Album, to take charge of that periodical
publication, with salary Of fifteen hundred dollars
per annum, has returned the following answer:
..RHi DON, ST. AsApii, 14th Aug. 1897.
" Sif,---l heg to acknowledge with thanks the ia
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

your Of your very oblisns letter. and request you to
inform your American friend, that am gratefully
sensible Of the compliment paid me by the offer you
have transmitted, but that the prospects 1T holds
forth, however tlattering, would not counterbaance
the Inconvenience attendant on leaving my own
country.
81 am, sir, your obliged servant,
SigneL FELICIA IlEMANS."
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05


The following proclamation removing Eli Bruce,
the sheriff of Niagara county, has been issued by
Governor Clinton Mr.. Bruce was one OF the per-
sons concerned in the abduction of Morgan This
exercise of power on the part of the Governor will
be commended by every one
BY DE WI1TJLLV1ONG Governor Of The Stale Of
Ne,c- FORK.
Whereas Eli Bruce, sheriff of the county of Mia
CARA. has been charged before with violation u
his duties good citizen, and faithful officer, in
being concerned in the abduction of William Nor
gan, and has been heard in his defence: And where
as, in the investigation Of the said accusation, it ap
peared thatit was completely in the power Of the
And whereas, order to afford him that opportunity,
decision on the complaint has been suspended for
an ample time, and he has given no explanation OF
his conduct: And whereas it appears that at re-
cent trial at Canandaigua of certain persons charged
with the said abduction, the said Eli Bruce, when
called OH witness, refused to testify several
material points, OH the ground Of determination ;
from all of which, am persuaded that he was par
tcipant in the said abduction, and thereby has rem
dered himself unworthy Of the official station which
he at present occupies do therefore, pursuant to
the powers vested in me by the constitution of this
state remove the said Eli Bruce from the office Of
sheriff Of the county of Niagara
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
H.. s. hand and the privy seal of the state, at the
city OF Albany, this 26Ih day of September,
Ammo Dumini, 1927.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
Extract Of letter from gentleman IN Rio Jansiro,
dated 23d Of JNlu. 1927.

Extract o leffer from gentleman n RIO Janslro,
doted a3d Of July, 1927.
"Ihe Buenos Ayres privateers come almost to
the mouth Of the harbour, and make many captures.
When within days sail of this port, the brig Leo
pard, of New York, for st. GATHERINGS bound here,
was brought to by pryateer and a Brazilian
gentleman passenger taken from her the privateer
formerly belonged to Baltimore, and was then call
ed the Beauty" Four or five days since, one O
these daring fellows hailed French frigate, anc
obtaining rather rough answer Immediately haul
ed athwart her (the irigate's) stern, and poured .
full broad side of grapesho into her wounded the
Commodore in the leg, besides killing two or three
men. have been informed that since his arrival
the commodore has had his leg amputated."
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
From the National Intelkgencey.

We understand that letters have been received
from General ATKINSON, dated on the Cd of Sepem.
ber. The General had with five hundred men. as
cended eighty miles up the Ouiscensin, on his way
to the Portage, and had been joined the preceding
evening by General DoDGE, with one hundred and
thirty Galena volunteers, mounted men. AT the
Portage, General ATKINSON would be met by Ma.
ior WHISTLER, with the detachment from Green
Bay, and would then hay collected force of one
thousand men, ready to move aa circumstances di.
rect. No hostile Indians had been met with, and
the General, at the date of his last letter. was still Of
opinion that the Wnnebagoes would give up the Of.
tenders agreeably to the demand which had been
made upon them.
A runor had reached BeIeville, in Illinois, thas
an attack had been made by the Indians upon the
settlers at the Lead Mines on Fever river, but by
the direct accounts which we have from ST. Louis,
to the 9Th ultimo, it proves to be entirely unfound
led
On Tuesday last. an address was delivered before
the Wing and Cliosophical societies of Princeton
College, in the presence of the faculty the trustees,
land large assemblage of citizens, by Theodore
Frelinshuysen, Esq. Attorney General of New.
Jersey.
| The veteran Commodore John Rodgers has been
appointed Commissioner Of the Navy. The Board
ls now mplete-consisting of Commodore Rodgers,
President, and Commodores Tin.ey and Warning
ton.
On Wednesday last, was the annual commence.
ment of the college at Princeton. n. J. vast
crowd Of citizens and strangers assembled, among
whom was Samuel l.. Southard Esq, Secretary Of
the U. S. Navy. who is now on a visit to his frends
in this state. The performances were highly crcti.
table to chose concerned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
L E Medical Notice.

1asI g Subscriber, Docroa MEDICINE and Practical
A. CuEaIsr respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
nea Of WILMINGTON and lis vicinity, that he has com
nenced to prepare Metliclne IN MARKET 81 KEEL
Wilmington, delaware, in the house ohbosite Nh Henry
Hoopes Is Co.'S Lumber Pdrdwhere lie prepares the oi
ae TX Medicines The Slphate of Gunine This ned'.
contains the active principle Of the Peruvian ark anu
properly prepared the bes, medicine as yet dis.
oycred Tor tie cure Of Agues, semll,cn' ad intermittent
evers lie also prepares lsamic Restorative for DIS
Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Gonsnmpion&
,'hthsc and medicine which Will eifec'uai cure INC
most dis ressing Headache no matter how long US coh
lance may be. He also cures the Tooihache IN fe"
minutes without making OF any OF the corrodng acids
red hot IRON, or plugging the teeth with god leaI ~
hce, lead The medicine he makes use OF WIN preserve
ne eeth for wears He prepares Tooth Powder hat WI
yten the teeth be they so black from taking meal
Gne or any other DR.. r. prepares an Eye Wat
That will remove all lnfammalions from the eyes ! have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some OF them
crippes for wears from it Names signatures do MOI
require see it too much the custom with qackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
virtues contained il animals, vegetables and minerals, and
can apply them Tor the different diseases the constitutions
Of people may want hem Persons aicted VIVID Cancers
/ If they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold BY the name OF SWdma rama.
cea which did hear until saN Mr. sMaitns advet-
ti,ement some few weeks past men called on some o.
the most eunen, physician in Philadelphia and spoke t
them respecting the Panacea, and informed mem that
had tie authors works Aho invented the medicine and
Us effects III the cure OF certain diseases ~
he gentlemen snoic the subject, said they ser
certain Mr. Swain not the inventor IT the nedi
cine Ihc min thai invented the Panacea one ct tbe
creates chemists that Europe produced and dead near
Two hundred years. and his writings are difficult e be had
4 fst Mr. Swain has got some par Of his aoks or SOM
person gave linn receipt from he work have 10 oet
4 II have prepared chrmica and real preparation
Of lie PANlCEA Which viii sell A one dollar per boz
\, 81 he dozen, and dollar and ifty cents single
i ID r. prepares a Wash for the ials ghlch removes
1 II Sp9s Eruption and letter from tie ac and bends
nj clears aud beauties the skin II prepares 2
5tvc that will take OH CornS by he root es he toes
anil lo give the leas sensation OF naln
Ladies Or tentlemc wc afflicted ~, a., disease
THAT Is curablc if they easeat call me, shall be
{ attended TO with the strices p'lnctnailt'
Il JAS. Pr ELI, NJ. p, < r. G
Il Wilmington, Del, Jan Is. 1877. 22-i5
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
JACK HAYWARD.

FUSE received and FIR sale AZ this Office, the new
~ eon tevsed ~ the Anthor, of The 81 DRY Of JACK
nt;.Y thn the Sail Boy; or, the Nirluous Family.
Designed American Children, il Families and Schools
Nv WELLsAf s. CAgnEtL." This interesting little work
has received he ap .rolaion o and recommended s.
teachers sd literary gentlemen in n. York
hiia !epha, amt elsewhere sho have given il practical
nal % ,lter Respective schools aud have pronounced
4perot, reaIinc look for tic souug to any uthel
Aofk that hey have Among HE numerous list 4
-sche-s who have given their rccummenda ion Of Tie
wars, The following Of this Borough lisa. &c PIERcG
5tNoS BlI-rnw. Hisnop DAvESponr and ENOcm LEWIS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
By PETER B. DELANY, SHrnlr,


EgY te # an order and decree OF the Court OF Chan.
- Gerry ma e The 18th day Of March, 1927. and to me
rec'sd, VII be expose 70 public sale, the house Of
Chaies Allen, Chtistiaua Bridge, in Newcastle hundred,
on Monday the 81 OF judy next, al p'cock, NJ The
follow ng desc7 led pa ion OF land and improve.
neais suate, lyag and benz the hundred If NeWcas.
lie and County q Newcastle, TO vii - Adj ming lands Of
he heirs q Joseph Is ae, lands st George Read, Esq.
hens i Roner Shields md others, containing fifty mine
3cres be the same more or less, With al and a,ar the
improvements therennn belonging. Deesed and taken
IN execution As the property d Hulauh Cra.gh,oa,
N~wcastie, June s. 1927 62-6t
10y Nir We Of writ u vend exponas, Directed II,
ID be exposed 70 public sale HE house &c Thomas
W. inkeeprr, Wlminstun, Ct l,t'ans hundred. on
Wednesday he d II june Gus, } 4 2o'cl0ck = n ne
foho%ng described lots Of land ng and being n
he hund ed Of Chr,tAta ant amy Of caste % wi,
William Warmers i'e right in lots No bounded bv Or.
snge street, Shpey and Hanover streets, he boro,p
ct Wilmington, and lands If the heirs Of John Re ach d
No q and others with frame stable thereon erected
Containing half an acre less No. 2 h a smA
BRICK house, ice house hereon erected, bounded by No
Shipey street, heirs Of Joseph tansll and others co
tanning 4D00 feet of land, he the same more or
J. lot in Brand vine sh, bounded bv Chr,tana
Ebenezer Rob son. road and others aiming On,
and half acres, more or less
Seized and taken IN Execution the property Of El
4.a,.boTn, dec.
Newcastle, June H. 1897 6s-2t
10y virtue OF writ Of yend exponas, 10 ne directed
NJ will be exposed to public sac Stewart aa Tavern
ON Iron Hill, in Pencader hundred IN Salria, lie so,
% June inst, al o'clock r. NJ the following III scrb.t
plantation Or tract of land, lying and Beng IL III
hundred os pencader and County uf Newcastle - vii
No !, adjoining 'nds of Joseph and Jacob ASH william
kncald dec John Miller others containing xty acres
more Or less NO 2, adjoining No /, lands Of Josepl an
cob ASH anu others; alth log dwelling house an
kHcben thereon erected; containing four acres and IA
AMI twentyonf perchcs, be the same more qr less sell
Ell and taken II execution the property Of sse E,4u
Newcast'e, june 10. 1897 64-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-26
Soap and Candle Manulactor !

public that the establishment heretofore condur,e4,
JAMES RAY. Esq, together with the accounts conrec,,
with the business of that establishment fom The a., "
January 1926, have passed into his hands; and I'M. m ~
continue the business in all its branches, at the I'D s%
corner of Tatnnl and Queen Streets near The Eiepd MI
ing House, where he will Manufacture and furnish Al I'M
lou, and Brozn SOAP, OF the best quality. -
ENOCH ROBERTS
N b. The highest price given for Tallow, Buiche,.,
Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1926. 3-6m
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Grand Lodge Of Delaware.
BOROUGH LOAN.
May s7th, l.27.

yENiF nniers gned having been appointed By Borough
il Council a committee TO receive Proposals ior Loan
notexceeding $4,000 Dollars the credit Of the oroug
Of Wilmington for the nu pose Of supplying the Boroug
with wace rate Of interest not exceeding five PEI
centem per annnm, payable SEM annually and reimburse
5et the end Of twenty years from the fourth ofJuy, 1927
Notice IS therefore hereby given, that such opos4l.
wllnw vs. received BY the undersigned any time after
NE pr,se. ,ate fer takiag said Loan
JAMES BRONSON,
JAMES GARDNER
JOSEPH GRUBB,
WILLIAM LARKIN,
June I! 1877 GIFT Committee
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100000 DOLLARS.
The DeIaaUaYe Fire Insurance C0mnoon

INCORPORATE by the Legislature OF the State Of De,
Il ware, with a.captl Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors now receiving artrc,.
tons for Insurance. at their Office No 81, shpey street
Front and Second tieets, against Loss h NJ
every description OF buildings in generals Meclandse
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Fun,ult
aud ohe personal property ALSO, against or damage
by inland transportation OF goods wares, merchandise ana
country produce
Terms OF insurance will be fa orable as any Of Tho
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York par,
ties assured may tepoe tie fullest confidence in tIe
soldy OF its capital and ,ha, all losses will be pion py
I'D nsted by the company
ions Moonr is hgentto survey property TO be Insured
tor the town and vicinity cf New Castle, place Of G. u
| B.anev, declined.
LEVI II Evans is Agent to survey property TO be In
nured for The tow and vicinity Of Elkton
JoMs CLOAK Agent 70 survey property 10 he Insured
or the town and vicinity OF Smyrna.
JosErH JoNEs Agent TO survey property to be rsued
tor the town OF Wcst-Chester and vicinity.
Directors
/ John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baiiy, VIM Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Giubb,
| Joseph Gilpn. Robert Porter.
| WM SEAL, Presdest.
ID. BYRSEs, Secretary
| Aprii 10, 1926. 49,
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NOTICE.
LII IRER FOR SALE.

A, JOHN HEMpHiLL'S Hha.f and Lander Yard, in
ber well selected suit able for persons for building Or for
mechanics aud large stock Of Cedar aud Cyprus SHIN.
GLES are constantly for sale on loeserms for cash,
o the usual C edit
The friends former customers of the yard and the
puhlc generally, invited to cali At the OH STAND,
where their fayors will be thankfully acknowledge by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Agent.
jane 1896. SIT
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POCKET BOOKS.
a. &. III ll,ILSON,

No, 1u5, MARKET STREET,
r AVE Just received an assortment Of Pocket Boab,
i j. among which are
sJes' and Genemen's Pocket Books, with silver ana
q spring clasps and finished in elegant STYLE
ladies' Gilt Morocco Pocket Books, with needle and
cad cases, silver aud steel 1pFns clasps, &c.
Russia Leather, Morocco, Horse Skin, and Calf Skin
Peket Books and Wallets, plain and gilt various sizes
slh clasps and straps.
Aso-a variety Of common and low price Pocket Books
a. s. II. ~ iison haze also for sale.
land Box and Bonnet ards. Writing Letter, and Wrap
ing Paper aalis Lux Powder, Ink Of super quaint
,es, Slate and Lead Pencils Water Coors Camel,s Tx
ienclis, inksard, Sun Glasses, Elegant Farcy Foxes.
Windsor and Fame, Soaps Of the best quality aud general
assortment OF School Rocks and satonery-a of which
Nil be sold at reduced prices Nav IS.
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70 TUE rthffG.
The numerous and multiplying frauds committed on MI
pnbc BY numerous MIXTURES il imitation f tins well know
incidence are alone Satisfactory evidence OF is snrcfior
twenty imifattnas Of 6; but hese limitations arc al 6
cient in one imfrtmp rcqusetley are far from posses
DB the WHITES OF Sw sIM's PASACEA.
WIN. SWAIN,
Eighth streets, near Masonic Iiall
~ Sud in Wilmington, by NJ JOHNSON.
~ 90, Market Street; and also, by J. BRING,
HURST.
May Is, 1927.
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TO BRICK MAKERS.

yysNE subscriber will give Forty Dollars per month ior
first rate moulder setter, and burner, and lind MN IN
ooa'u''5 JOHN JONES.
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