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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
BUNRX & BASSETT,
No. 60, Market-St. Wilmington.

Have just received an extensive assortment oil
Spring and Summer Goods
AMONG WHICH ARE---
Furniture and plain chntzes,
Calicoes, ginghams and robes,
Grecian and bapste stripes .-t
Cambria, Jaconet and null null muslins, s
Plain SWISS book and figured do. 5t
Long lawn linen and imitation cambria,
Linen cambria and book muslin hank rchefs
Black leyentine and other silks, ~. $50 kfif
Bombazines and Norwich grapes,
Mangled and other Bengalls,
Cotton worsed and silk hosiery,
Mems marble and unbeached do.
Bandanns, flag and black silk hdkfs.
Black and light Nankeen company Grape g. craze shawls
Fancy gaize and large silk do
Black plain and twiled homlazetts,
Marsallcs, Valencia and silk vesting,
7-8 a. superfne Irish linens,
Russia diapers, table linen and sheetnrs
suspenders, tapes, fringe and carpet binding
Blue, yellow and white nankeens
s-4, Ga dimities and jeans,
Drads, sewing cotton, thread and buttons,
/ Leghorn and sea grass hats,
Umbrellas and paIasos,
Tortoise she'll and imitation combs, =,
Blue, black, olive, brown drab cloths & cassimers
Linseys and sattnes, IF
Yellow, red white and gauze Hannels,
Rose and point blankets, 'n w.
Baizes and floor cloths = Is
Ausnaburg and Russia duck f #s4 iHF-'
Tow linens and porter shrtinr
Together with their usual of domestic checks
pla,ds' and stripes Also, brown and bleachcd shrngs
and OF various descriptions all of which they 81
fer at reduced prices. s.,f',
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
Neau GrOcci'u,

HUGH 1i'pEVIT7 begs Leave 10 inform his
Friends and the Public, that he has opened GOOD
assortment Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUI7'
&c. &c. at No. 1o1, Shipley-st. doors above the
upper Market-house; achere goods Of the first q1afv
may always be had, and on the most satisfactory
terms.
May 4. 1927. Il
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
WANTED TO PURCHASE,

A stout healthy negro woman about 8 years old,
who will have to serve till % or 80, to do kitchen
work, such as cook, wash and scrub, &c. Apply at
this office.
June 10, 1897. 10--F
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
MIDDLETOWN NoTEI.

j. F. MANSFIELD,
Having re-occupied his Old Stand, in Mddletown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lic that he has made every arrangement suitng the
convenience and comfort of those who may favor
him with business; and hopes by strict attention to
the wants oihs customers to meet liberal share
Of patronage.
May 1927. 13-1w3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS DONE WITH NEATNEss
AND DESPATCH, At THE OFFICE OF THE JOURNAL.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
Philadelphia, 18th March, 1927.
Mr.. J. ALBRIGHT.

Mr.. J. ALBRIGHT,
Shiny youngest child, girl of about two years Of
ace had from her birth, been sck the latter end Of
January last she was taken with inflammation in the
head and mouth, together with Of the gums and
decay Of the teeth scurf had also formed the tensu
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
NEW STORE
Just Opened!

The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11

magistrates Blanks. of all descriptions for salta
at No. 81, Market-Street ~.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.

June 90, 1927.
N. B. We have in addition to the aboy just re-
ceived a general assortment of Fashionable Wool
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the we'll
known factory of ISAAC SHorwELI, No, AZ, south
Front Street, elphia--which will be sold low.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11

at Wilmington, Dcla1care, conducted By WILL
AM SuEREl,, with the assistance Of accom-
1,Iisbpd fp1uuIe TpUcherS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

10 be read by every manufacturer in this vicinity,
and as the Waterman has an extensive circulation
among That class OF the community, request you
to give IT place in your impartial paper. II is
not perhaps necessary for me to accompany it with
many comments. Those whom it concerns are an
intelligent ami rejecting people. Let each one Of
them read it for himself and then ask whether our
interests are safe or likely to be promoted when
committed to the keeping of such weathercoks as
Daniel Webster Judging FROM their past tickle
ness, what ground have we to believe that their
future conduct will exhibit more stability, Or that
they will not deceive US if it suit their purposes
caution you my fellow manufacturers, {, beware
of those whose friendship for your interests is but
OF mushroom growth, and sprung up at time and
under circumstances which afford strong reasons
to suspect the sincerity Of their profession. Some
Of this description might be found in the State of
Delaware, without much trouble Of searching. BE
not too ready to trust them.
But rejoice that we have also in this State,
long tried, unwayerng and jealous friends to the
interests of the manufacturers, which is the inter-
est Of the country at large. These men have de-
Tended us /; have shown by precept and example
that their friendship is sincere, and Lave proved
themselves worthy of our confidence. In their
hands our concerns will be safe, aud all that in
dustry, zeal, and talents can accomplish, the, will
do for u.s. But beware Of mushroom friends. is the
advice Of A MANUFACTURER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH CAROLINA.

Norfolk July 90 The u S ship Of the line North Caro-.
lima bearing the broad pendant Of Commodore RopaEas,
anchored in Hampton Roads Saturday. about 81
days from Gibraltar, (uhence she sailed May SID via The
West Indies having touched at Por-auPlince and called
off fiayana-from the latter port the North Carolina has
had passage Of days. Passed Key West on the ed
inst and fga,e and brig Of at anchor there.
On Friday morning spoke the Natchez soop Of war; 81
miles S. T.. If Cape Henry, hence ter Pensacola.
The NORTH Carolina has been absent about S3 months
having sailed from Hampton Roads the goth Mach,
1895 Her officers and happy 10 learn, are
good health and the noble ship herself "he best posi-
BILE condition.
In ordering the NorthCarolna TO his station, the De.
parmen has done wisely and consulted the public interest
As the Delaware, ship of the class and mould, and
bound the cruze, is fitting out here, the small
arms ammunition stores, &c belonging to the MOI th.Caro
Ina can be transferred To, and used board the De
warc,-by which arrangement an expenditure Of nearly
500 900 will be saved The opportunity too, Of re-sh'
ping without any extra expense, OF the h'es man OF
war ews "that sailed the salt seas, n the Della
ware, is another important consideration.
One hundred Saxony Rams advertised 20 be sold al
auction at Brighton, Boston, Oh the 24h OF August
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
Washington Lodge Lottery,

9Th Class TO be drawn on "Wednesday the 9Th Of August
yche5ge-- Prize OF s. O0o Of 1900; Of 400; Of
05o: Of Geo; OF % Of co.,; OF 500; ii 40 :
or 500; OF ssJ OF 20J; - II 400 l56 IT 20 1ao vi
a. ard 800 a :
T.cset S2-EisfS i-Qparter 20 censa,
NEG I'mk Lottery,
Class to IN ,,awn Wednesday Tie 18th Of tngust.
yismr --1 Prize Of SIS, 0C0; OF A0t0 Of $500.
4 9cgu; ct I7sli Of !. $40; OF LAG u lU00i
10 Of 5Yl ~ ii a5o Is Of loO as sv; 20 u "a ii'0
Of 10; sud e1S1 OF S.
t;ket : -.llaf - So Quarter Si25-Eg!th G. cen's-
q. :. hls' Il gres.s satisfy Of Numbers Al
r. E.iHhEES
z;ny Prompt and Lecky 05Fse,
No. g., Market rect, Wilmington.
l4.. Ca,al ps,z Il 500 and 100 IN ne =. York, ~
GAs-. ~, sl4 ris 1tSse sr Gss e9a ~ ''sass
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
ADiuTAYr GrNERAL's OFFICE,
SyafDrd. BEL, 21th Jniy, 1897

StaFOrd, Def., a4tN JNlY, ISL.
fNOAIM AIMING Officers of COMPANIES OF ln,sairy.
~ LgAt-iitan,ry, Grenaders asl Riemen, r,qphcd
forthwith make OF tile acua situation ct their
Companies the l. Colonel OF their respective regiments;
The IL. Colonies required. TO furnish Gas
renien, the Brigade Major Of their respective Besdes
with OF the situation of he- respective Regimeus
Commanding Officers Of Companies of Gavaiiy and Arn-
ery are required furnish the Brigade lor Of their
respective Brgadcs with 81 situation Of their
Copanies; the brigade Ma reQ red to ttrns, 'lc
iutant General with OF the actual si'uaun Of
their respective rgsdes-as early in the month OF Sep.
TENDER nc Il as con, enient All Officers cqnes tn
make ,i.-r agreeable the blank forms frns cd
BY the djl.ant General.
wM. w. GREEN, Aii't Gen'
-5-4t of Delaware Militia,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

have bestowed no uncomfortable attention on
nassur e,cnts in this country for number OF
Years. particularly those Of political nature, Or
connecte,l with, or affected by, politics, and !
must frankly declare, and think the truth OF the
assertion will be admitted by all well Informed and
candid men, that never did these United States a.
baund with SO many political hypocrites, and so
,nnch nnli,ica Inconsistency, as we behold at the
nresent time. My belief in these things has been
much strengthened by the perusal Of an article in
tbe g American Statesman" which have taken
fine fine trouble TO .ranscrhc, and send y"u wish 1t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
DANIEL WEBSTER'S
Resolutions AGAINST Manufactures, in 1920.
Eror,, fba na.,oan Ct,to,n,on

r'o'' 'le a"e'iea" nt"'es''a"'
| The hypocrisy OF the neu friends of the manu-.
featuring system is little too gross. The follow
;n,r .ra 93hs na,.,,,,;o. - a., o,,.;,, .a,,,;,
rs a'e NV 'e'o'u''o"s VI 'e "ele"".ne "ve,,iS
III BOSTON, DEt lew years since, When Mr. " Eb-
SIkR made his great speech ~. AGAINST the
manufactures
establishment and of manufactures among US, and
consider Their grow ,h '0sen natural and spontaneous ana
s Sar s pee sa COUNTIES ana p''se0 az e''
Reolues, Tha, revne on the ppen,,v enterprise and
skin of our fellow citizens we believe thai all manufacturers
adapted 10 our character and circumstances. viii be intro
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

Dorer, 3Oth July, 1897.
-Agrceably to previous notice, a
very large and highly respectable meeting of the
Democratic party of this county was held in the
State House on Saturday last. Ten conferees to
meet those Of Newcastle and Sussex, for the pur
pose of selecting candidate for Congress, and
fifty committee men to make out a county ticket
were elected. Every one Of the conferees are
friends of the general administration and opposed
to the pretcnsiuns Of General Jackson to the Pre-
,dcncy. Six or seven friends of the General
we're bv common consent admitted to be among
the committee men. as we did not act upon the
principle Of total exclusion. Every section of the
county was fully and fairly represented and the
above result was the consequence Of the feelings
and sentiments of our party here and not brought
about by any previous concert. AT least five sixths
of all the persons present at the meeting were fast
friends of the administration, and this proportion
will hold good throughout the county. The most
perfect order and harmony existed at the meeting,
and the Presidential question was not mentioned
during the time We remained together
No doubt now exists, but that the Democratic
party will nominate for Congress friend of the
general administration. for it is certain, that In
Sussex, where the conferees are yet to choose,
more than nine out of ten of all the Democrats
are in favor Of our present worthy and virtuous
chief magistrate, in preference to General Jack
son. The trends OF the OeneTal nave pleuScu
themselves to support the ticket made out by the
party, and we anticipate with pleasure the most
perfect unanimity when we come to the polls in
October next, both IN this county and in Sussex.
will the Democrats Of Newcastle meet US with
GOOD will and thereby ensure successs
We respect the feelings of our friends in New
castle who hold different opinions from US with
regard to the Presidential question, and respect
manv Of them personally for their talents and uni
form republcanism. We would not sever leaf
from, the laurel which encircles the brow OF their
fayorite but we cannot believe that he has the
necessary qualifications for the high office to which
he aspires, and therefore prefer the present incum'
bent, whom we fully believe to be every way quail
fled and worthy Of the situation. But the question
is not likely to be influenced by the coming cleo
top,-it is useless therefore to discuss it; let us
leave it then, and agree to unite in the common
cause.-the cause that we as Democrats should al
WAYS have first in our view-namely, the success
of our party. 1t now remains with the Demo
Gratis Of Newcastle county to decide whether in
October next the cause of Democracy in Delaware
shall predominant, or be again by our own nnrea
sonable dissensons, Frustrated.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03


Lew have several times adycrted to the sub.
ject of preserving ice. and we believe some Of our
readers have profted by the hints thrown out.
The demand for this article is increasing every
summer, and will be much greater when the New
Water Works go into operation. 1t is the opinion
Of many persons that if a few more large ice hou-
SEES were erected, and the business of preserving
and sending round ice for sale, was properly at.
tended to, the undertaking would amply repay
those who might engage in it.
The following Delegates from Delaware were at
Harrisburg on the sOth ult.- Messrs. Arnold Maui
tlain, Andrew Gray, Philip Reybold, and John
Higgins.
Tk,hdspta, August 2.--The Con, cn,on Of Delegates
om Pcnnsy lvana, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland Mas
sachuse,is New York. New Hampshire, New Jersey, Ohio,
Rhode Sland Vermont and Virginia. on the subject Of DO.
ucsic Manufacturer assembled al Harrisburg Monday
last Joseph Rhine, of Pennsy lvaia elected Presi-
dent, Mr.. Buell. Of New York. and Mr. rGIm,n of Mary
land Wee Presidents and MIR Ialsted OF New jersey and
Mr. Redwood Fisher of this city, Secretaries commit
tee Of enty six members appointed, to whom
referred the resolutions of the Pens Society for the
promotion of Manufactures and the Mecainc Ar's, which
originated the convention
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NOTICE.

IL persons indeb ed to the estate OF John Richardson.
N farne, y subcontractur tic Chesapeake anil
Delaware Canal, requested to make imnreia'e pay
,pcnt; and those having claims, 10 present he'n day
authenticated for settlement
NATHANIEL BEcELEY, .sdm',.
Wilmington, August !, 1927. 20,
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INCLINATION ELECTION.

The Democratic Republican Electors of New Cast lie
County will bear in mind that pursuant resolution Of
the Red Lion Meeting in June last, they will hold Elections
in their respective Hundreds, on Saturday the Eleventh Of
August next, to nominate Candidates for the Offices
of Sheriff aud Coroner, and to choose Delegates the
Red Lon to form the County Ticket.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

1895 List OF orders drawn April %.
Order favor Levi Boulder one OF the asSgaees ct
Samuel McEnteer late collector S5l 0S
Order favor Samuel II Black 50 u!
Order do Uriah Sack, oversee! 20 o.
Order do levi Slack II
Order do Jess, Boulder n w
t,rder II, hos. Thompson's k.lm0,s'ra'cy Is "a
Order zacbalieh Jones D. Rea! ID o.
Order Samue, "A. Black C.a7 - %
oder Pew Hm,den \ yl'to75 20 %
Order do Eli NoW'and Is
order do William A. NJ 'N'rfht "
Order do A. Sc II. Niisen ! "
Order do Arthur Beatty W
Errors allowed Collector - 81
Commission on 5Sl. T3 a, s per COW. IS So
Balance due Road, AVA ~ 1872, ~ ~
1851 10
1ACiiefill Al JONES,
LEVI BJl tDfN,
$50 G,aa fyr n'i''s77s
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A STATEMENT

ar the accounts Of the Road Commissioners OF Penced
" er Hundred for the year iS26
Amount Of Taxes laid for the support Of Roads and
Bridges on doarsSe l8o,a57.4e dollars, at IS cents OH
the Slou S63113
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
WAR NEWS FROM THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


Louis. to gentleman in BaHim)re, dated 18th
Juty, 1897.
ave-, learn bv the arrival of Governor Cass. that the
Wn,bA iia's have commenced hostii'ics AT Prairie du
Chen and the mning districts The CT liens at the l'rai
ere much alarmed, had left their habatioii, and Ia
ke rergc in the fort, where they making exe0ns 10
l-cnd The nscves against attack. We also inform
ID hat the Miners in the Ecigbortood OF Fever River
! scc good deal alarmed
The Ittas have been haTasslng them, and boat,
ct,er ascending descending the river had been com
.lelcly idt!ed two on board her were kled, ana
4 w. badly wounded Among the latter is he Geek OF the
sram boat Mexico On the arrival o tins news, an eX
press immediately sent 20 Genera Atkinson. lie arri
'el in town Tuesday afternoon and held consultation
viii General Clarke and Governor Cas-, the result OF when
that companies of the Is, and the whue OF the =
Regiment all under the command OF Gen. Atkinson, @lll
immediately proceed up the river The steam boats nu'
as and General Hamilton are both engaged 10 convey t'e
oops and sioes and the is in fine order, o-
cd an immediate check viii be given TO further hossties
Cdsuali-s.-A family in Rochester were taken DANCE
.ouoy and simultaneously i'll on Sunday week. and remai-
cd in great distress and danger the whole day lher III
occasoned by eating OF green cheese suppo-
4 tesi to have been poisoned.
Two men who were at work in a meadow on Friday
week. Syracuse, took shelter from shower under
lay.stack which was struck by lightning. Both were
ed instantly They had placed their scy,hes near 'hc
y which the lightning was probably attracted. o..
A Coroner's inquest was held on the 18th ut.
IN Henrico county, Virginia, over the body OF a
free man of color, of the name OF Isaac Reed,
who, il appears, came to his death i'll consequence
II being severely dashed with cowhide, and hav-
ing rope tied about his arms, extending across
she throat, to the lobe Of each ear, leaving strong
Impression on the neck and causing the tongue
which was much swollen, to project beyond the
teeth. The persons concerned in this affair were
VIM. Grace, S. II. Whipple, and ID. Henderson
and the injury was inflicted at the house Ut the
former. They have all been committed to pr''
son.
An inquest was also held, in Richmond, virgin
a, m the Odd ult. over the body OF negro boy,
na'ned Charles, IA years Of age, the property Of
CapICarter. 1t appears. that for some offence. his
master directed him to be taken to a smoke house,
placed upon chair, one end of rope tied round
his neck, and the other fastened to beam over
his head. BEING left in this situation, the boy
stepped Of the chair, but the rope not being long
enough sto permit him to touch the ground, ne
slfangled to death. The persons who sat upon
NE jury are Of opinion that Captain q. intended
70 injury to the boy; but she eyea: HAS 'Sclteu
considerable interest in ltichmond
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03

Frown Indignantly upon of an attcup TO ali nate
one porti-n OF the Unioa from anohcr.'' WASHiNCToN
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" Rodney" and +" A."in our next.
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One hundred Sayony Rams advertised 70 be sold at
auction at Brighton Boston, the Oath of August
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
THE CUSTOMS.

The right cor wrong" Opposition are oftener
wrong than right. So much the better for the
country. inasmuch as they, almost invariably,
predict evil and labor to fulfil their own predic
tons. Mr.. Cambreling, the fellow tourist OF
Mr. Van Buren,, with other croakers at the last
session announced, with entire confidence, and,
as they said, on the sound'st principles, and
from the most correct dota, that the United
States Revenue from the Customs would con-
time to decrease until 1923. tso happens. &C
cording to the most accurate accounts and es-
Inmates, that those predictions are gals;6ei, and
there is every reas n TO expect Ing, the reve
nue. Of the current year will exceed that Of the
last, nsartg million o dollars. This will be an
other triuu9h for the laborious " enlightened
PEN va9GAIl, who is at the head Of the Urea
sury u partment lie may we'll say Ito the
McLeaus and the Canbrelings and he would
be Chanceilor> Of the Exchequer, If he ever
condescends to say any thing about such hnan-
ciers-"ye bite ile.'h
IL,