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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-29
YOUNG hAD1IB9a
uoARDING-sCEIooL
at Wilmington, DeIarcare. conducted by WILL
AM SHERER, 1cith the assistance Of accom-
pished female Teachers.


THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful, and most OF the orna-
mental, branches Of female educat'on. The daily
exercises are Orthography, Reading, Writing Artt-
metic English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography. and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; Construction OF
Maps; Use of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY ExERctsEs. Biblical REGULATIONS; Evi-
dences of Christianity; Letter Writing, anu otiler
species of Composition Recapitulations.
TERMS.--Board, and Tuition i'll any the lore
going branches, S32 81 per quarter; orr paid "
advance, $50 Music including the use OF ran"
Sl2. French, by Of the best masters, 90 pc
quarter. Moderate extra charges for Drawing an
other ornamental branches.
The discipline Of the School is mild. parental am
Christian Particular attention is paid not only t.
the manners of the Young ladies' but to Their mora
and religious instruction. hey are regularly con
Quoted to such places of worship and Sunday Schools
as their parents Of guardians approve. Exercise
and recreation being essentidtO the preservation OF
health and of mental energy occupy the intervals ?,
time not devoted 10 study. The institution, III all
its departments, is conducted IN manner which
it is hoped. will meet the entire appreciation OF IT.
patrons.
References. -Wilmington--Rev. T. w. Gilbert
Hon Willard Hall; Hon. Louis Mi4ane: Pmadei
phia--Eey. DR.. Wilson Rev. DR.. Janeway; Mr.
William Janycr Merchant; James g. Thompson
ESQ. Professor Of Lam uages, University OF Penn
sylyania. :.
March 6 II
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
NonroLK, May 81.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We learn from Mr.. Force, who came passenger
IN the brig Conveyance, arrived in Hampton Roads
yesterday. in % days from Vera Cruz, that the
Congress of Tacubaya had not convened as late as
the middle Of April, at which time MIR Force left
Mckee, in consequence of the non-arriya of some
Of the ministers, but would probably commence their
session in three or four weeks.
Messrs. Sergeant and Poinsett, ministers from
this government, were in excellent health.
The differences which recently existed between
Mexico and Texas had been arranged, and all ex-
pectation Of anarchy arising from the plot headed
by the Friars had been disappointed.
Mr.. Packenhan had been appointed British mi
mister at the congress Of Tacubaya, in the place of
Mr.. Ward who would return to England in a few
days, in the British sloop OF war Tweed, which
would carry large amount Of specie on account OF
English merchants. A splendid dinner was given to
Mr.. Ward, by the British merchants at Mexico,
preparatory to his departure, a testimonial OF
their respect.
Mr.. Force states that commodore Porter is held
in the highest respect, and the utmost confidence
posed in his patriotism and superior judgment in the
management of the naval concerns OF the country
not only by the government, but by all classes OF
the citizens of Mexico As an evidence OF which
"a large draft for money made by the commodore had
been lonored with the utmost cheerinness and
promptitude and the colnm lore was in possession
Of the money.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
LATEST FROM RIO JANElEO.
Capturc u he bnenos .iurean Brig # ia

capture " the BNenoS .1HredR brig u Inr ram
para.
We learn from Capt. lleppenstall, o; the .srl,.sh
brig Speed, arrived in Hampton Roads restaray,
in ~ days from ltioJaneiro, that the braztmns ata
captured the brig Pampara, which was hte' o's AZ
Baltimore few months since--the captain o. Wnr.t'
has been imprisoned, and the emperor determined
TO keep him 50.
MIR. Olivera, and officer Of the Brazilian service,
came passenger (express) in the speedy, and pro-
ceeds for Washington this morning in the Potomac.
We conjecture he is charged with some commune
cations of importance TO the Brazilian minister at
Washington.
Mr.. Raguct. Charge d ,tfairs of our Government
at Rio Janeiro had not taken his departure but would
leave there soon for the United States.
Tho u. S. Sloop Of War Boston, Capt IioFrMAS,
was at Rio. all well. There had been no recent
arrivals from the U. States with the exception OF
the brig Sylph Of and from Baltimore.
| Mr. Oliyeira states, that tho account OF the gene
raj engagement between the Rnenos Ayreans and
Braziiians in the Province Of Rio Grande, in Feb
ruary, brought by the ship Moss and published II
| FRIDAYS Beacon, is very much exaggerated. RE
saws that success declared to the side of the Bueno,
Avreans the two first days, but that subsequently the
Braz,lians gained decided advantages over them
that instead of goo Brazlians being left dead on thu
field as stated in that account, the number OF Kill
ed did not exceed 800.
The nineteen sail of the Brazilian squadron sait
10 have been captured by Com. Brown in the SCI
engagement, are reduced, by Mr.. Oliveira's &C
count, to or boats, carrying each gun, which
were so much riddled from the severity of Tight a
: TO he scarcely worth repairing. By far the large
part of this hotilla was destroyed by the Brazilian
!, themselves The Brazilians are represented t
have nailed their colors to the masts and fought
the most gallant manner
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

France will hail this event with shout of gratitude.
Truth has at length reached the throne. The mo-
march who sgnazed his ascension by abolishing the
censorship has marked the anniversary of his return
to the capital by the maintenance of that liberty of
the press so dear to the French people, which was
pround that it owed the enjoyment to Charles x. of
that which no faction will in future be able to take
away from us. That liberty has been twice the gilt
of the King, nor will France every forget that it has
been So
Although the news was but little known this even
ing considerable number ofthe streets were illu-
minated. 1t sprobable hat tomorrow (Wednes-
day. the Examinations will be general. We deem it
duty to remind the citizens, that crackers and
squibs, and artificial fire works, forbidden by the
regulations of the police We must not give our OPP
ponents any opportunity for eliminating our most
legitimate joy.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

though one would hardly think such publication
necessary. 1t is true, sometimes see christian,
by profession taking part with governor Troup5
and defending.h g shameful conduct" rather than
that of the government in this affair." 1t is admitted,
man has sometimes been so situated that he could
not arrive at the true and just state Of this Gaze.
from any account found in paper printed in his own
state and to which he was subscriber But these
cases are not numerous; and the truth relative to
this subject, as well to Others gradually maxi
ing its progress, and cannot fall by and by of dis
polling error Still, however, we should scarcely
deem it possible that 846 pages of documents we're
necessary to present this subject in its true lights
Few persons in this part of the country, except a
christian, by profession, and one who had sworn in
terminabe war against the president Of the United
States, even before he took the presidential chair,
have taken side with the man Of Georgia. Such
men are grade or two above Col, Johnson, and are
perfectly incurable. Indeed, an opponent, wishing
the cause of such men to be ruined, would desire,
most heartily, a continuation of such madness and
of such disregard of all sense of shame.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
Federal Meeting.

A MEETING of the Federalists of New Castle
county, will be held at the house of Mr. Charles AL
len. in Chrstiana, on Saturday. the Goth instant,
agreeaby to adjournment at which time conerees
will be appointed to meet the conferees from Kent
and SUSSEX at Dover, on the first Tuesday in August
next, to nominate candidate for Representative in
EonoresS
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

Birth, purentage, and dedication Of a book. 1t may
perhaps not be known to the generality of readers,
that 22 occupations designed TO produce sim
gle book: The author, the designer the rag mer-
chant, the paper maker, the stationer, the type
founder the press-maker, the lnk-maker, the roller
maker, the chase-maker, the reader, the composors
the pressman, the gatherer the folder, the stitcher,
the leaher-selier, the binder the copper-smith, the
engraver the copper-plate printer, and the books
seller.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
DEMocFaATTC NEEETxNG.

The Democratic Republicans of Newcastle
County are requested to meet at the RED LION Inn,
on Saturday the 9th Of June next, agreeably to adj
ournment.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

We are informed that Col. l.. L. MCKINNEY
left this City the 10th instant for the North west
being associated with Governor eass, as Confnlss@
oner to adjust certain matter with the Indians in
the region round about Green Bay after which he
will pass over, under a separate commission or in-
struction, to the Mississippi
We understand, also, that volume Of Travelss
by the same gentleman, comprising about 500 Oc-
tavo pages, and illustrated by twenty-nine Englas
wings, has been forsome time printed. and will spees
Oily issue from the press. 1t has been delayed hth-
crto on account of the time necessarily required 10
prepare the Engravings.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

In the year 1903, John Quincy Adams was Sena-
tor from Massachusetts He thought the measures of
the Government were such as the exigencies Of the
times required, and he gave them his support; bat
decided majority of the State were opposed to these
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

"Goversor. Judges, Secretary o. Stale" Sc. &c.
SC. says Northern paper, in favour of the Admin
straton! Wonder. if such statement could be
truly made respecting such characters ~ DelaVare'
it would be considered pretty good or even tc'era'
Bile living testimony Wonder, ifsuch characters,
in such case, could belong to the true political
church, Wonder, if they could dare to think and
act on such subject, without PERMISSION hrst had
and obtained?
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VIII. , !, 4, y la.scN's
EriAay, May 25, AS21.

AGENT.-MnFoRp.-M Joseph G. Oliver.
The price of Wheat in Baltimore. on Monday last,
was from 20 to lOl cents per bushel. according to
quality. Corn, white and yellow, A cents. Flour,
first quality, Dollars.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

JOSEPH JOHNSON, member Of the Nineteenth
Congress. from the State of Virginia. and the only
member from that State who voted for the Military
Chleftan in the House Of Representatives, has been
permitted by his. constituents to stay at home, ha-
wing elected over him Isaac lsEFFLER, decided
friend to the h.lminist alton. 1t will be recoected
that Thomas Newton, the only member from the
Old Dominion, who voted for Mr. Adams, has been
reelected by an overwhelming majority, notwiths
standing the efforts Of the ''Chettain's'' friends to
elect an opposticnist flea. Gaz.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
From the alexandria Gazette, lay 2S.

from the .Flescadafaa GdSelle, N7dy IS.
The jackson Convention assembled in Baltimore
on Monday last, at IL O'Clock. The members were
generally at their posts, and affected to be very con-
fdent Of the success of their Master forgetting. it
seems, that nine-enths of the Delegates were sent
by less than tWenty constituents each. General
Thomas Nj. Foreman, of Cecil county, was called
to the Chair and Committee, consisting Of a
Delegate from each Electoral District, was appoint
cd 10 prepare Address to the people of Maryland
The K,ug b France and twenty Thousand men
Maich'd up The hill and----tfen marchd down again"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

Administration meetings have become quite nu-
merous in Maryland. On Saturday the 18th there
was one at Centreville, of which Col. Thos. Wright
was chairman and John lshman secretary. Col.
Chambers being at that village, addressed the meet
ing at the request Of several of his friends. After
the preamble and resolutions were read and adopt
ed, Thomas Brown. ESQ. delivered an appropriate
address. and a committee Of eight persons was APP
pointed for each of the four election districts in
Queen AIMS County to carry into effect the objects
of the meeting, and committee Of twelve to meet
the Baltimore Convention.
There was also great meeting in Prince Frede-
rick Town. Calvert County, on the 18th May, of
which the Hon. Judge Wilkinson was chairman, and
Capt John Beckett, secretary. j. r. E. Chesley,
Hon. c. Dorsey, and D. Jenifer, Esq. addressed the
meeting; resolutions were passed, and delegates
appointed to attend the Convention in Baltimore.
Among the lesser evils, says the Baltimore Anne
rican brought on the country by the shameful con-
duct of governor Troup is the publication of some
thousand copies of volume of documents, cover
ing 846 octave pages. We take it for granted, that
this work has been published by order Of congress,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25
THE PRAIRIE,

COOPER'S New Novel +; just received and fer
sale at No.57, Market-stFeet.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

We aver, as our belief. says the Naticaal Intel
ligencer, that the Albany Argus wholly msrepre-
SCENTS the republicans of New York. when it as
sumcs that they are opposed to the measures of this
and the preceding administrations, or, which is the
same thing thatthey approve of the political course
of their lately reelected senator, Martin Van Bu-
rem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

Nmus oi Deed OF IL executed 6y Itoo,II C,"1,V.,
49,, on me hfst day of june, 1921 VIM aud Eduuna
". n".,s' anu nui ,seorded The clerks OF
eoi' Ut the county Ui haFsUu OF Alabama l. a.
surviving uusee shaii proceed the request the Pre- .dsn
% me Dsk 81 Nfsgia, to sell, f5r the purposes mtnaned
we sai dee Al pubic a1ctlon, for ready
w uSot OF Tue T. 'se Tavern IN this Cny,on -.luesday
NJ ISL o. No' next, -Four ceft,in lots parcels isnj,
hs and beng IA the town OF uEtsvlle county OF Mad
ot'e OF Alabama, known % distinguish in the plan II Ga.
SAID town by numbers S. So So II Tia. sad lot,
oh@Iiny one malt acre; AlsJ OF parcel Of
souhu lying anu being Ia the SAID Hunisvir ou.
anu STATE Siotcsld, and heng pa OF lot number a. as
and di'g1 she'd IN the PLAIN of said
ca III he tiu decd Also the southwest quarter section
sefsa OF township three in Of dian Se.
zoe orth'westefn quarter en- OF township
INT re, VA iange one west OF the meridian lac both . Ter
sh'e described being of the lands .od
a, HHn,sse IN pursuance OF tie laws fo the se
OF tue lands OF the Udited States, Misi.sipi Teorv
anu granted by Ia, United States Anir- Jameson nv
patents dated The iShd day September 1872 and
- su andrew Jsniesont To The SAID Robert GorGon
asn'ure, hearing date 8 Nov. and duly
ne four halt lots Nos So, 50, So 40 with the npr,e
i'n thereon, will be sold The part Of The LOT
NJ a. WIN Iie inFoNein- His TIA eonw he another
oi aud en each Of the quarter land above men
lioned will be separately sold. T. w RoorES
Sept. 81 50 Ids .u,,.v;,r T,u,t,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

l. FROM bkAzIL. Letters from Rio TO 4tb An.
nave been received ia Salem. They desc,ih. sc !.
country as IN a most wretched state havjne, NO
shesr nor even copper money and paper Money
being nearly good Tor nothing - Dcuboons w e,,.
at 10 to "a mllreas. I'hst the coastng trade va.
cut=up by the numerous pIiYaieers on the coast.
ana mat when the vessels take CONVOY, all are
.aken;- that two frigsiss> were fitting out 20
ofins baNarisn PrEcess, wife Tor the En-.
peror - that the latter was about enbarkinp
SECOND time. with . or 1000 troops Tor Rio Gran
ue mat the Americans continued 10 receive ire
most viiienons treatment from the miserable d.s-
Poc soF eminent; On which last subject the foIlosv
Ing fScts are reisiel:--
Aouns Mr.. P, formerly of Salem. j. here.
ne was sureIcsrgo OF ssr. from buenos Avn,
o"uhd 10 Boston, and got safe out OF the river
having her register endor sed. When at sea. she
sprung alesk, snd pu, in'o ST. { a harines in dis
ness where she was zsd, ana the Captain and
male American eiIzens, with all the crew thrown
'hlo ihe common prison, among murJereis and
an Kinds oil wreiches aud filthy GRIMM; and from
thence sent here in hons, and put on board the
press gang ship, end al their merey, where they
teep prisoners The captain and mate IRE Chained
'osstteT in the most miserable ho lie you can i,na-
s'he, and compelled - make W ads for the men
oi war. AIMS Is not The only case by hundreds.
where our property has been plunderei. and our
c"'~eas ini"housiy treated; aud will our iovern-
mei' tsmely lock on and see free bor= Ameri
cans aud their counry's flag insul;ed and lis cif4
@ehs seSdrged worse than it they we're piiatess
Hust not, longer than The commencement of The
next session OF CongTess." REGISTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
Junts River Land for 81

reside ~ the county VI Povyai, q miles te city
81 hirhinond containing $50 ~ fourth IN ,vnn5
lying we'll we'll waeted, beng hsif mile upgn hs R,vft
anu VITA nna,eoo' fogs u Pus, oesone water tonve-
neniy sHuaed one a'n hnidr ed yards Of the dveln.
~ has b. en- under regular Of
years and y susceptible IN hi-h deg having beu orr,
naiy % PRIME qnslfy and producing time fr m
Tobacco CJfp Whett, Oni, Cotton, &C.; also srauts IN
NUT Of vsfiou- kinds There several misunderstanding M
aua Cotton Isci0Fy within miles. TefnsOte f,s,t.sn
dollfs 10 cash, tie balance 10 equal inhalmens or nesro
vii be aken gr ans pirtof he whole amount The purc
esq have the guisse Of seeding crop Aesl i..,
iu or 'i DO i for han good order, te preparation
no's Pfozfessnsc also be accommodated with hyrst
oren lf nicH 0 hshfnffy stock Of kioi.
cufn fodder The place Any petson Wishing 10 huy
isod thus conveniently situated, invited the preu.
al SIN determined ~ sell Reasonable price be hsi
EEANCIS s. SAMPSON.
Thrie 80 acres Lug grounds pat Of redss'. leland
ying orss (Which autiiOi say be boushta
q TAR piics T.. S. s..
SEPT. -. f1-sT+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

WILL be egt1 of the iehe1ion aud delivery 10 me
" Tue Jtii ~ Henfico County Of JAMES ~ POACff
aha WI W ANDREWS, vino escaped f,oni III SID ! al
fhs rigm of tie fCih OF sept l Or OK Not,sd aud
Fgfg JJ0fitrs To- trhcf oi thtfu.
FOACi T. about ~ years OF ase feet inches high red
bur aud blue ey,t5 has lis i-t aru n ked un. llfs
ms ihe INITIALS ID hs nams f'e representation Toaib
~ilh mtn 90 the altitude u pine slel sipu
ni u1her "Ici g ihe datsol s 1905 spi ltf
nni t ffifesc'tAou u al q Ca sd ucsns ubned
-" Mch s'f wv Iercsf c.ptnjug WieH % Love. and
t'fte tht elbow the Anefcan Flax Hli linen para-
ons cotton sii, aisil iur hI sud striped vest
ANbttHS ebgr q years Of ase, light iiir, haze eyes
5wsriy eo' hiyn, ltet 90 nf hieh his marked With
ind" ~ o. ln LIZ afin, w. w. a. whth T. lhe a.
neuclh RES snd Erlfi 90 his lt0 Atat, ovff Which
Altar aud two liesfi. nyfe D. win two pores Min,
a.W'tMh oi Love ia on pale blue dnne,to sosi and
rfnslreo', with Dat shout hail FROM tc lt inlyt-
have been athlete ,ftssn an. induced 60 bet,g,
ih-Y fetosstAcf 90 90 DC Dsa.sl ssap CsrsL
x fHUkAfON, ~ ~
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