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THE PRAIRIE

Just received an additional sunoIv Of tbs
Prairie Tale, by Tie aurhor Of The :. Pic.
neers aud the last of ,he Mohicaus."
Mark his condition and the event; then
Tell me ii this be brother -Tempesl.
AUuuSt 25 f21~1t
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FRESH ORANGES

ihe subscriber has just received rood
SIMPLY OF line large oranges, also a general
assortment OF confectionery, AT his grocery
opposite Mr.. y. +. Boyd's Hat aud Shoe
Store on Random Row
August %. JOSEPH BTSuop
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NOTICE.

am still desirous Of selling. leasing. or
renting my plantation upon Totier
terms very moderatr,aud "ill be made known
on application 10 Col. ]. A Coles. or the
subscriber, A. STEyFNSoN
August ftth '27--i 1T Nov.
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WANTED,
Two Apprentices at .hi. office. .aumusf %.
A CARD.

HE undersigned specially Informs his
patrons that III, Dancing School will aga IN
be open on Friday the 9Th September. A
practising uaii will be held in the School
room 'he following day at 7 o'clock in The
evening. J. AXAUPI
Nmgmst 81. 1921
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NOTICE.

The subscriber will sell on moderate terms
1872 acres OF land, lying in the North Gar
den Apply to John l.. Thomas or myself,
N. l.. THOMAS.
july %. 1927 If.
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more strongly fixed ;han n New Orleans,
where IN former years, spent the happics, pc
Rod of my life.
with the greatest respect and esteem, am,
gentlemen, your obedient servant,
DAVID PORTER.
10 Mcssrs. Martin Gorden, &c.
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North american and Edinbwg

RecieWs.
Nj w. ID. jones. has just received num-
Der Sc Of the North American and number
90 OF the Edinburg. Subscribers are request
ed 10 call for the r numbers.
NJ W. ID. Jones receives subse riptions
Tor the above, and also for The following val
uabie periodicals:
The American Quarterly Review,
- Lon on do do
"Frnnkiin Journal aud American Me
cian'es magazine devoted 10 the use
tul arts internul improvements and gen
erai science. Edited by Doctor Thorn
as l.. Jones.
Philadelphia journal Of the Medical s.
Phys.ca! Sciences. Edited b, n Chan.
niou, NJ. ID; y p Devices, NJ. ID Pro.
frsspf, IN ihs University of PcnusyJva-
mia; John y. Goodman and others.
August %, tS>1-2,
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SCHEME

96Ge prizes, amounting to $Il4, 900
.o"ycct Ia Tie "s~al aed"ctiOn of.GGeem pei, cent,
S4- The cash Tor ihe whole o the pr yes can he
had at COHEN'S OFFICE. the moment they
ara drawn
Whole fickels S. Quarter 81 %
Halves 80 Eighihs CD
- ORDESs rom any part oil the United States
either hy mail (post paid private conveyance.
enclosing the Cash OF Piize Tickets in any Of the
lotteries, viii meet the same prompt and punctual
attention as u on personal application.
8F-4Gd,e s, to
il COHEN. Ja x BROTHERS. Baltimore
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HACKS YELLOW SEGARS-

just received consignment of Hack's best
eiiow SeSars at $3.50 per box - Cash on
y. = T. ROVD
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Messrs. William White and John
White,
GENTLEMEN.
Taxi notice, that shall, o. the Satur
day before the second Nonda, IN October
u 1t, at the Tavern Of d.. Charles Benl ,.
Gordonsville, Orange county, Virginia. he.
tween the hours of 10 o'clurk IN lie mn-r
'ne, aud o'clock in the evening". take the
affidavit Of Waiter Key and o:hcrs--.o h..
cad 10 evidence IN u cause depending. in ,i,c
Chancery Court Of Louisa, wherein am
plaintiff, aud you are defendants.
PHILIP SMITH
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MARSHAL'so SALE.

IN ohedieuce 10 II decree al the Superior
court OF Chancery holden M S,aun,on, pro.
nounced' on The 20,h day of July, 1927, in
eausc therein depending, q herein Kelly and
Nouns aud others are pia,al,tss, aud Mary
Ann +. U'Nea! aud othrrs defendants, v N
he sold to the highest bidder. on the Sih day
af Gctuher next, before the door OF Garuru's
iavcrn III charlottesville, lots No. 81 and
So, with their ap;-nrtenances. in thai place,
leipngImG To the estate Of John l.. O'Ne8,.
decd The terms Of sale TO be as follow, TO
VIII 20 much of The purchase mohe, as will
defray the expenses of sale. TO be paid down.
aud the balance IN three equal instruments,
The first payable 10 months from the day of
sale. the second a, the end of two years. and
The third at the end of three years from the
day OF sale, To be secured by bonds with ap-
proved security and u lien retained upon the
proper sold.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE. mscc
August 25. tS27-4w
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Announcement of the Drawing.
COHEN'S OFFICE-1I4 Market st. }
Baltimore, august 9th, 1927.
GIVE have the pleasure 20 announce that the
drawing o. the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY

0EA44xN.sS LII kaxAx1 oxh6s X,
o ,oe sat" Of iIary ianc. will take pare in the
City Of BALTIEoRE, On WEDNESDAY 18th OF
OCTOBER. and will be comp ed II tina, ,iav -
This Lottery Is the most brilliant in the United
States; consisting besides the Capital. OF 30 900
Dolls and 10000 Dolls. no less that E N prizes
OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS each!
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DIED on Thursday evening last. at his
res'hf"ee near the University, Mr.. joins
GoRMAN. native OF Ireland
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G. P. MIX ENNEE,

CitU'TUttGSrtHe, FV
GT OEdcrs by mail (post paid) enclosing
CaSh, Prize Tickets or jefferson Tickets, will
receive the same prompt attention as heretofore
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NEW On1EANs- 9th Iulu 1897

Commodore DAVID PoRTER.
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attorneys and Physicians. As two of these
gentlemen were sitting together in public
house, the doctor began to rcproach the attor-
ney with TIE number Of strange words which
the law INDUCES in, viz. &c Habeas Corpus !"
y herI tacias," &c, and, amongst others, asked
what was meant by the words Docking an
entail" Why, doctor" replied the attorney.
=, 1t IS dong what you will not do with your pa
tents--it IS suffering recovery"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

turning Of stones into cotton, and other similar clum
sy performances. Now if these Yankey boobies
can really turn wood into nutmegs could they not
as easily, have taken out what few brains these 20
members Of Congress, had, living in New Jersey
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and divers and
sundry other parts, aoihou their suspecang ths
operation, and thus make them aid in passing the
wooens bill, contrary the real interests Of their
own constituents, but solely for the benefit Of New
England?
II this important and very credi!able post should
be filled by member Of Congress. and he should
feel somewhat ashamed to be known, and even be
mentioned in the papers as being the author OF GER
tain articles which should unfortunately exhibit any
talent and information than the Editor posses
es he pledges himself, in all such cases, to state
publicly, not that he was the author Of those arti-
Giles, but that they are ito be attributed to him :"
distinction which few. people will notice.
For further particulars, enquire at the office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
WELLssuRc. Va. June o.

WELLssuRc, Va June o.
Extraordinary Mortahty-Mr. James Mitcap,
his wife. and five children, of the vicinity Of Man-
chester in Brooke county, Virginia died very sud-
denly of disease singuary rapid in its progress.
Information OF all the particulars relating to their
disease has not been received, but believe that there
were only days between the first and last The
family consisted OF persons; of these are now
was communicated one of the remaining two was
not expected to live. Manchester and the country
aroand it have always been remarkably healthy and
have not heard of death taking place in it excep-
ting the above for considerable length Of time 1t
is said the physicians proessed entire ignorance
Of the disease.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

h in debate on bill to repeal one of the news
Iper stamp acts
II letters from Paris state, Count Ofaia was actu-
Nv about to proceed to London, whether on a spe-
Ii mission or as resident minister was not known.
he we'll informed writer states, that the difficulty
bout removing the French troops from Spain lay not
Eth M. Ofaa (whosr express object is said to have
len that of getting rid of its defenders, but with Nj.
VeIe, who would not heat of any such PROPOSE
|n. Hence it is inferred that his mission to Lon
n, when the true causes of his failure in Paris are
Iplained, may lead to some unpleasant collision Of
knion between the French and English Govern
Tents.
Much distress continues to prevail among the poor
fish, The morning Chionicei says, lift were not for
he s'eamboates which convey the Irish TO England,
Eshus fever, and diseases caused by aant of food,
Md soon do the business of the plague among that
fortunate people.
HE demand for goods at Manchester had met
|th slight bat not unexpected decrease as things
|sre generally decline little about Whtsuntide.
prints there was still much doing. both to the
)alted States and the continent. Indeed, if what
reported be correct, says the Manchester paper,
liz probable that America may have to draw sup
II Of prints from England for considerable time /;
being understood that several individuals in at
|mptlng to establish print-Works IN the States,
i've failed
Some inquiry has been made for Greek stock, in
|nsequence of the intelligence communicated thro'
L French and German papers. of the formation OF
|nething like regular government in the Morea
few purchases of the bonds were made at II, and
lev left off at Is IA.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
From The NufioaM Journal.

From The Nufi0aat JOtrnGi.
Our readers will bear in mind that before the last
session OF Congress terminated, we asserted that the
protection Of Domestic industry & Internal improve
ment constituted the separating line between the
friends Of the administration and those of General
Jackson The assertion was Immediately met by a
strong denial from those who trembled lest the peo-
Pile Shout recognize the distinction winch we then
drew. Nevertheless the people have recognized it,
aud are now acting on the suggestion. On one side
of the line we see few political leaders, with their
train of venal Editors, and hunters after the oayes
and fishes, which the Opposition have promised to
divide when their day Of power shall dawn. all some
what chop-falen, some in absolute deepar--,nan,y
frantic with disappointment, and many sulleniy
np,itating deserton and vengeance: on the other
side, we see an array .headedby the Administration.
Of nearly all the public virtue and intelligence Of the
county, s number daily swelling by the additions
from the thinning ranks Of their opponents. eane
the cas before it becomes too wide to be repasscd
Confusion is conspicuous i'll the ranks OF the one
party, while hope aad confidence INSPIRE the other
The cause ct the country j, safe. Its virtue alt
| intelligence have redeemed It.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

Late and Important from The Pacifc We have
Eeiyed Guayaqul paper of the 10th of April,
} n which we learn that complete revolution has
ken place in that city. as we anticipated few
) since, without any b'uodslcd. That city, the
ii in Colombia to give even a partial sanction to
l Bolivar Constitution, has been foremost in the
in favor Of the legitimate govern
Ent, which, we believe, is destined to a speedy
|amph.
Gen. Elizalde, commander Of the third division
THE Colombian troops on the 9th April, address
a letter to the authorities, who called meeting
the citizens, by which the public voice was given
4 Change favourable to the present government
tire republic.
1t appears that ten DAYS after the ept Of this
liter, !. change was made in the government of the
Fy. An official document, signed Miguel de An
ategui, political municipal chief Of the canton, de
ares that in consequence Of the unanimous election
General Lamar, by reclamation, to the head ot
department, after the preeipitate flight Of the iov
cr aNth,ulties, General L. who at first declined
|ceptiag, was made civil and military chief, and
i. Eiizade comdt, at arms. Tie municipality
eak as il they had yielded only to avoid eisi
r, but the people appear to have desired the
| ange.
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aJnarrien,

On Sunday afternoon the 8n in New Ark, by the
Rev. A. Russell, MIR SAMUEL SIMPSON, of Phla-
,eipha, 10 Miss HANNAH .I.4RLi eldest daughter Of
Peter Ogle, E>q Of Chritana, Del
oh she every way dviney fair,
Charming person, i'll soul sincere;
Shc alas! nal
We'll worthy love, beloved IS well.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

Old Virginia thought proper. gravely ard dehoe'
aely to deny the constitationality OF protecting
poacstic Industry yet some of our wisa-acres
have discovered it 10 be very rude, unciyil' ana
ending to the dissolution Of the Union, to assert
|.at Virginia is wrong, even though unanswerabie
Eeasons are given for the assertion.
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x1ggs.sA w aAEEEa IgS3 e. ~ Ar.
Will. Z. s i ]. G l-s.!g.Sfs
FyiAay, July As, AS2S.

RcgEh--I'he Lexington Reporter, of June 80,
lies that reply of Mr.. Clay, addressed to the
bic, relative 10 Gen. Jackson's letter to Carter
verify, viii appear in the next number OF that
per.
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y aluabIe Medicines.
H.4hN'.y .AN7I BILIOUS PILLS.

HHHA'.S .HNII-BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly mild that
they may be used with safety by persons every situation,
and 1t every age.
They are exceleny adapted to carry off superfuous
bile, and prevent its morbid secreons,o anI
amend the appetiteo procure free perspraton, and
thereby prevent colds which often have fatal
dnse never fails 10 cod if taken It's first APP
pearance.
They celebrated for removing habiua4 costiveness
sickness at the stomach and head ache, and ought
10 be taken by alb persons ON change of climate.
dose ct these pills, taken every weeks, during
the prevalence of our bilious fevers, will prove nfa
Bile perenvei in the earlier stages Of those diseases,
use will very generally succeed in restoring health.
and frequently esteemed Desperate and beyond the
power OF common remedies.
They found remarkably eficaciors in preventing and
procured, and carefully preserved for by every seaman.
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Err Tie NafionqE ,QRUocate.

Cen jachson The Jackson preaae, throughout
tie land. Il, the battle warmer and the horri-
bic deeds Of the '.nan Of blood" are paraded before
the country. begin to cry out II spare ilm They
cannot stand fire OF this sort. They appeal to our
nagnanimity. they address our patriotism, and even
the New York Evening Post, has the nnpudence to
talk OF decracy in exposing the Generals claims to
the favor ot his country men for civil Office we
can tell these mincins gentlemen that the out Posts
only have as yet been attacked; we have only drl-
ven in few pickets large field is yet to be re-
cvnnoitered, and we hope they will keep as cool as
possible during the painful process. Gen jackson
is great General, and we delight in saying SO, and
if he has any other good quality under Heaven, es-
,ential to President Of the United States, we
mean to find il out. We shall keep up Il dgent
search and we shall not be turned from cur scrutiny
bv any reproaches or crocade tears that we ma,
ancounter Let those who have put him before the
public for station for which he has no one lmpor-
tant uuahcation,ysit on themselves all the respon-
sibility OF those Investigations.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

Has one state a right to assert that measure
and another not an equal right
assert the contrary, il she believes il
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lending to the dissolution OF the Union 10 assert
Mat Virginia is wrong, even though unanswerable
reasons are given for the assertion.
Has one state a right to assert that measure Is
Unconstitutional and another not an equal right to
assert the contrary, if she believes il /?
Some men dare assert any thing against individuals
and the General government, but they pretend to
be shocked that public meeting should pronounce
system of policy constitutional which the Ancient
Dominion afirms to be otherwise!
We are in a blessed state, truly, 1t Virginia is to
be allowed to pass legislative resolutions, denying
/" al, constitutional power whatsoever to encour-
age Manufactures, and the rest OF the states are not
to open their mouths on the subject for fear OF CIV
Ing offence
Who is, in reality, most offended, when the con-
sutionality of protecting manufactures IS asserted
odd Virginia, or the politicians who must SINK OF
swim with the Ancient Dominion?
Because few Delaware politicians wish to be on
good terms with the Ancient Dominion, are the IN
erests of the state to be sacrificed to crafty thein
and must the community first obtain their permis
sion before they dare speak their own sentiments
1Nc Oppositiom.-The following letter, written b.
the late governor of New Hampshire to the Editor
Of new paper published in Portsmouth, is worth
Of serious reflection. We do not think his remark
are applicable to all that are on the side of the Or
position for we are persuaded there are man
we'll meaning men amongst them, who 40 not ye
fully understand the objects OF their leaders, an
who have not given the subject that calm and candl
consideration which the occasion requires BIZ
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

Professor pArTlsoN, who is now in England, has
resigned tile surgical chair in the University Of Mar
yland, in Consequence Of continued II health In
III, letter III resignation. he says !" 10 the People
Of The United States am likewise under great obi
rations. MY own country must hold the first place
h nv heart, but America, which fora time was the
country Of my adoption, shall forever continue dea
to nv best affections and in her prosperity and vel
fare shall never cease to feel most sincerely ane
deeply Interested"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

Joseph Lancaster the celebrated founder OF
the Eancastelian system OF instruction arrived
at New Haven few days since from the Island
of St. Croix. He has been travelling in dill
ferent parts OF South America for several
wears. and has attempted to introduce his
schools in Caracas and other places i'll Col
ombia. Ills plans, We understand, have not
been successful, aud he has lett that country,
dissatisfied. Mr.. Lancaster was to deliver
n public lecture in the Centre Church In New
Haven Yesterday.
Chess Pla2tey-- Phineas Bennet, OF ltlica, IS the
cont,iyer 81 the American Automaon Chess piay-
er the same person, we believe, who lately made
an Improvement in the steam engine. The ma
chineiv Of the chess player wa' principally made by
joseph Burritt siiyc;smill Of lthca. The scient-
&c calculations upon the game, &C. are from two
Englishneil named Walker. one OF whom directs
for though invsibe,we suppose there are dlrectioiN
the operatiuns Of this most wonderful piece OF mec-
anism. 4toaay DeH3 'aao'
, A letter from Caracas. dated June 18th says
: A messenger arrived last night from Bogota Con-
urcss had met and refused to accept the designations
e Of Bolivar and Sahtanier.
! SAVANNAH. June 2O.--We understand that Col.
. ]. H. White, who appointed by the PRESIDENT
? Aren't to treat with the Indians at Tampa Bay, has
had an Interview with them. but has failed IN the
object of his mission They Internationally refuse
IS to leave Florida and perfectly satisfied with
r. their present condition. and appear determined new
er to leave the spot they now occupy. atnough II
affords them the most slender Inducements tor agf
re culture o. their rlore ayore amusement the chase
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-16

to 'ipen her secret mathna.ions into open hostility
you haze ihcn The warfare Of the pacifcstors, aud
'ei Us see how that war will end The right hon.
gentleman sat down amidst loud cheers
The Courier says the amount o force which will
he despatched in the it.t Instance, aud upon the
eme gency Of the occa ion, is FIVE thousand OF
the troops composing this force there are to be four
squadrons OF cavalry, circumstance which indicates
that II is not contem lated their services will be
conGDed 10 garrison duty only.
Gen. Qnlroga, who with many other OF the Con-
situtionsl Exiles remains in London, has declated
his intention OF immedis'ely leaving that country.
and proceeding 10 Portugal TO range himself unde,
The banners. and TO fight the battle, Of the Consu-
ton. II Is said that several hundreds OF the Span
ish and Italian refugees have also resolved to accom-
pany him
The London paper. speak Of this measure as
though It were an sctual declaration of war against
Scaln aud from the tone of some of them. one would
suppose that there was to be speedy and gene raj
convulsion OF the political elements Of Europe, ASA,
and Africa. The Morning Herald says -" Most Of
the papers call this war with the King OF Spain
we should call ii war with France''
For ourselves we do moi =, present believe that =
war will ensue-not 80 much for 'he want oil hos
tile disposition on the part Of Spain, for the
of means Spain ,eady IN the occu patton OF ior
e'gn rnops, Tor the preservation Of its own internal
'a"lu'ilty. Ncsutute dtlkc Oh b0Ps. troops mo-
ney, is but i'll prepared for warlike operstions.-Thc
consequence will most likely be. that on he arriva
of the British forces in the Tagus the Spaniards
and Portuguese rebels will iny'anly retire across
the Spanish boundary, and the king will disclaim the
whole procedure charging the blhme upon his Cap
sins General
Parliament adjourned on the 18th OF Decem
Der. 10 the 9Th OF February. Mr. Peel noycd the
adjournment. in consequence Of he ndisposion OF
Nj Can ing, caused by his grea, exer.ions on the
preceding evening.
The B'in-h troops were moving with as much
promptness as The ministry have acted. The I'd
battalion Of the Sd regiment of Guards left London
on The 5h. 20 embark at Portsmouth.
The Bank Of England has declared half yearly
sidend OF per cent
On the 18th 'he Kings assent was given to the
Exchtlue bill, end The oats and importation bill
Grpprp.-l II the news hom this country may be
depended upon. the affairs oi Greece are opening a
more favorable aspect
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-16

JAN. io.-On motion of Mr. Bates, the Resolu
ion yesterday offered by him, allowing VIM. p
Brobson, Agent on the part OF this State TO settle
and adjust It's military claims with he United States,
to retain in his hands certain OF money there
in mentioned, as a compensation for IN, services,
was taken up for consideration, read and adopted
A bill authorizing $4,000 to be raised by Lottery, to
build an Academy and Masonic Hall in Frederica,
was read MIR. ErWin from the Committee TO
which was referred the petition Of the President
and Managers OF the Wilmington and Great Valley
Turnpike reported bill. which was read. The
Middletown Academy Lottery Bill was read a
second time.