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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

were gathered as soon as they appeared. INC
crop was double to what it was where the
apples were allowed to come to maturity;
where the flowers we're allowed to waste
themselves the crop was less abundant, and
where the apples had made some progress
it was still less though greatly better than
where they had been left untouched III
short, from the time of the flowers appear
ing, and as long as the leaves continued green
and the stems growing, there appeared an
advantage from gathering both tue ho"ers
and apples, gradually, diminishing however
as they approach the ultimate period OF
their growth. | remarked also that the
stems of the potatoes in the drills where
the flowers had been picked of, continued
green and vigorous much longer than where
they were suffered to grow, and also where
the apples were gathered at an early PERI
cd. l, at the same time, made trlals as 10
the effects of cutting the haulM at dhtrent
stages OF its growth. all Of which found ru-
| inous, the deficiency of the crop beng IN eA-
act proportion with the eariness OF the cut
ting, with this addition, that the POTATOES
were i'll rpened aud of very bad quality:
Loudon's Gardeners Magazine says I'VE
are sorry to observe that practice of pinch
ing off potatoc blossoms IS not generally A.
dopted, as the produce would thereby DC
materially increased. A correspondent mas
found Fl ON experience that the crop IS NOT
onlv increased, but much better in quaiity
and wishes Us to direct the attention OF ouI
readers to the practice. which we hereby 90,
fully convinced of its Importance.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

;ectcd the proposals II Russia and England
in favour Of the Greeks.
The Ottoman feet. during its next cam,
paign, is to be placed under the command OF
the Pacha Of Egypt aud his son.
The annual breakfast of the Sunday
School Union, with which there are no" III
xim 87S9 schools, 83,lol teachers,
and upwards OF 100000 pupils. took place
in London on the morning OF the 9Th May.
The number Of persons who sat down TO
breakfast was nearly two thousand, consist
ing principally of the female teachers IN
come xcn with the Union. The annual
meeting of the society was held on the same
day. with was addressed by several popu-
lar speakers.
At til. annual meeting of the British and
Foreign School Society, held in London,
Nav 7, several boys from Greece, now un-
der instruction, were present.
The picket ship Sas Richards, Capt. Hold
re,lre arrived at New York on Tuesday evening
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 10th
ult Hyttis arrival the editors of the CONNER
IN
of Englil, papers, Prices Current. shipping Lists,
&c. to tie latest datcs-including London pa
pers Of tic 25th Of MAY
These papers enable us to announce the final
arrangements Of the new ministry, as il will
be hcnceforth constituted. They are as iol-
lows
The MARQUIS Of Lansdowne has scat in the
cabinet, bat takes no Office.
The Earl OF Carlisle accepts the situation OF
First Commissioner Of his MajestN's Woods and
Forests, with a seat in the Cabinet.
Mr.. 1ierncy iaappointei Master OF the Mint,
aisr With seat in the Cabinet
Mr.. Abercronby takes The Office OF Judge Aa-
vora c Generals and
Sir j. Macdonald, that of one ofhis Majesty s
Commissioners for the affairs oflnla.
Mr. Calcrait is talked offor some situation but
the Courier saws, Eve have not heard any partic'
ul.r named >t present AS likely t. be offered to
,hr Hos. Gcn'lclnAn "
These arrangcme nts have caused great salts
faction. The Observer says they have given the
cnmp de ns0rs to the Opposition The Marquis
Of I.ans,.own has accepted seat il the Cabinet,
even without taking Office, sin order to throw
the full weight OF the Whis interest into tie
scale Of the government"
a serious accident has happened to the tun.
mel making under the Thames An Aperture
WAS made ny "llCh the tunnel ana smart were
both flied With water. Great eyertions were
making 10 stop the lcal; BY throwing bags o
sand INTO tho river, ard Mr Brunei. the project
tor, Is ofoinon that lac viii be able TO overcome
the accident;
The New snes oc NE 24H mentions, that
Mr. Belnel l.a,i stopped the leak, and was pump
ing the water tron, thc tunnel The brick work
proves % he uniniared
htcirgsace E.r'msi'0ar5 We learn from
tic f.unAon Ganrirr that il is coniidentally cx
pcctci that Ur. rrqrf,r9, viii be elected the
next President Of the United Satcs!
! El,ressrs had arrived from Lisbon, bringing
intelligence that the Princes Regent was i'll {;
very tarmns state, and not expected to sur
vive many hours. Mich anarchy s dreaded ii
! the event of her death.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

a fatal accident occurred at wolf hunt
near Willanstown, Mass. According to
arrangement large number Of men assem-
bled from the neighbourng towns, and hav-
ing formed a circle around the mountain
where two wolves had been observed, drew
nearer and nearer towards the top. A volt
was killed on his way up. And on the sum-
nit fox was started and fired Al BY several
persons at the same moment. Unfortunate"
~ one of the balls struck young NAH Of the
party i'll the head and caused his Geath in
few minutes. The hunters, who are stat
edby some at 700, and by others at l,loO.
formed PROCESSION, and took the body to its
friends.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

The eleventh annual report OF the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at Hartford has been
published. This institution began only with
seven pupils, but the whole number who
have been educated at it is two hundred and
twenty seven, and of these about one half
have left the asylum. These, with a few
exceptions, have been raised from a most
complete state of ignorance and blankness Of
intellect to degree Of intelligence and re.
spectability, qualified to perform all the
duties ct citizens, and to procure livelihood
by their own industry. Five of those whose
education has been completed, have been
employed as assistant teachers, either in the
Hartford asylum or in similar institutions.-
Of the whole number admitted into the in
stitution, thrty-eight are from Connecticut,
one from Havana. and the rest from differ
ent States of the Union. One hundred and
thirty pupils are now in the institution, of
which there are hftyhve supported by
the State of Massachusetts. twenty-five by
Vermont, twelve BY New Hampshire, and
by Maine.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

To hreSerpe Currants.-Gather currants
when green, separate them from stems, and
put them in junk bottles; cork the but'les
closely. and place them in cool part Of the
cellar Currsnts may be kept fresh and
green in this manner twelve months or more,
and will make excellent pies in the winter
and spring; so say some of our friends who
have tried the experiment several times.
Nanh. Gag.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

70 take our Grease Spots from a Cartes, or
any other 7vooien cloth.
Dissolve piece of pearl ash, of the size
of pea, in half tea cup of warm water. or
piece twice the size, in full tea cup
Pour snme of the solution Or a grease spot,
and continue to rub il with clean brush or
woolen cloth, until it is nearly dry, and your
carpet or garment will be clean as ever.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

Joseph Lancaster, the celebrated founder
nf the I.ancasteran system of instruction,
arrived at New Haven few days since
from the Island of St. Croix. He has been
travelling in different parts of South Amer.
ica for several years, and has attempted to
introduce his schools in Caracas ard other
places in Colombia His plans, we under
stand, have not been successful and he has
left that country dissatisfied. Mr. Lancas-
ter WAS to deliver public lecture in the
Centre Church in NewHaven yesterday
~ \. HdU.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

Termination Of Slavery in the State Of
Nt'79- York.-The first act of the legislature
Of this state, which led to the final olsen
thrapent of all slaves within the jurisdiction
of New-York, and passed in 1899, and de-
clared all children Of slave mothers, born on
aud after the 4th day Of July of the same
year were born free, but should remain the
servants Of the master or mistress OF the
mother,--the male children until they
reached the aye of 20, and the females %
the age of IS. provided the master or mis-,
tress caused the children to be taught to read
the Holy Scriptures previous to their Dc-
coming q years of age. On the 3ist OF
March. 1917, the Legislature repealed tha'
section of law which embraced the above
provisions. and passed another law, winch
provided. chat all children Of ol"~S n,other'
born after the passage of the law then e.
nacted, should serve their master or mistress
until they were twenty one years OF age
provided they were taught to read, or re-
ceivcd three quarters schooling previous 10
their becoming eighteen years Of age. hno.
ther section of the same law declared. tha'
on and after the FOURTH DAY or Ju-
I.Y. l827, all siares in this state, Born "efofS
the fourlA day IF July 1899, shall be u"e'n-
dHl2RaHy free.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

To dye Cotton a Buff Color.-Let the
cleanse it, then wiring it, run it through "a
dilute solution of iron in the vegetable acid,
which painters call sron liquor; wiring and
run it through lime water, to raise it: wiring
it again, and run it through solution OF
starch and water; then wiring it once more,
and dry, wind, wrap, and weave it for use
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

To treserve MNk.-A spoonful Of horse
radsh put into pan of milk, ii is said, will
preserve it sweet for several DAYS.
Mix Dief-An English writer, in q trea
ties on milk, states in his recommendation
of milk as an article of diet, that the town
of Kendall in England, where more milk is
used in proportion to the number of lnhabit-
ants, than in any othertown in England, fur
nishes more Instances of longevity and few
er deaths among children, than any ether
town.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

To hreserve Houses from Fermin.-Bugs
in particular, may readily be destroyed ny
dissolving half drachm of corrosive subli-
mate in quarter of an ounce of spirits Of
salts. mixing it with one quart of spirits Of
turpentine. Shake these well together, dip
brush in it. and wash those places where
the bug, are supposed TO resort
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

Protfc.-The lady of DR.. Moore, of Hal
lowell, u. c. presented her husband on the
28th May. with three fine childrcn: two sons
and daughter
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05
lTSURRECTroN.

Il letter from Georgia, dated June & s,r.
that most dangerous and extensive inyurrect;s ts
OF the blacks was detected at Macon few ," Js,A
since. They had banded together to the nuns huns
ber of 800, and supposed to be instgated and
headed by a French cmigrant from the Mississnu Gnu
pi. His slaves were in the plot. They had r onv
arrested one Of the rebels. The whole of,h.
others, with the Frcnchman, have made tbe;,
escape.
Ratfie8ndkes.-Two men from Bradford
county, were at our shores yesterday. with
a Box, containing seventy.fv hpe Rattle.
snakes. These snakes were caught at sew.
eral dens in May last, soon after the warmth
of the sun induced them to leave their hid.
ing places, but before they had acquired
their usual and ordinary activity. In taking
them, wooden tongs we're used of sufficient
length to seize them without exposing the
captors to much danger. The owners Of
these poisonous reptiles. have descended
thus far with them in Canoe, and propose
going to Philadelphia by the Union Canal
and it will probably be the first boat, as we'll
as the first cargo cfthe kind which will pass
through the canal. They ought to 20 toN
free. The ultimate destination ofthese reo.
tiles is Europe, where they will unquestion-
ably attract much attention, as indeed thew
are objects Of great curiosity in many parts
of our own country Uikes6arre ha.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

NAVAL.--The u. S. ships John Adams.
Capt. Wilkinson. and Hornet. Captain Clax-
ton, sailed on the 18th inst. from Matanzas
for Havana. in company with an English
ship. which they had succeeded in getting
off Key Chrystal Padse. with valuable car.
so on board, said to be worth fifty Thousand
dollars at the time the John Adams and
Hornet fell in with her the crew had deser,.
ed her.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

IN the ship New England, which sailed
from New Orleans for Francr, went pAsse"-
gers. Miss Wright, (the anthoress) aud SER
want. Mr., Owen, Of New HARMONY, " 'h'"
Brndn and child, Messrs. Roudin, Corh''
Tourlie and cousin, and Rcnoir, also, SIX
O>Age Chiefs, with four white compan'o"'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05

Sixty five persons OF colour arrived at th's
place last week from Virgnia--flty p"
whom were liberated from slavery ny e'e
will of their late owner. Mr. Crchsha"'
of that state, and the remaining thirteen
were emancipated by their present conaue',
or. The laws of Virginia prohibiting 'as''
from remaining within the limits oil eoa
"Ancient Dominion" they have come "
Pennsylvania to seek for employment. ~
we have not had leisure to pay our r'sle.~
to their smiling countcnances, we en- 30!
nothing of their appearance or expee,a',ou1n. ''nn
GA their arrival. they unccrimoniously ',ce M
their lodgings on the Commons a'll 'inns s,.h. .s
town, where they remained cheeriuiiS' "''''-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
COOCNsS GCNE.

0.yGf.kB HEN TOOTH ,fCHE
PILiS. The relief is iAmtdiGte, with
cot the itdst iIJ"ry TO the teStlb-
Price one doiiar.
0n-The above MEDICINES are in
clio. ed in Pamphlets, CONTAINING direc-
TONS for using them, and numerous
cures performed by them--are warran-
ted genuine Ind may be had OF the
present Proprietor, at his Counting
Room over No.10, Cont street, BOs-
TON. opposite Concert Hail and a,
retail, by his special appointment, as
above, aud also at Providence, Of j.
BALcn, and at hher large Towns and
Cites, throughout the Union.
PamIHlrts of many extraordinary
cures may be had of tie Agents, gra-
lis.
0-A large discount to country ply
s;cian., traders, &c.
SEPT. SO. eowly.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

A T Court Of Probate holder
IA within and for the town of War
rem, on the let day ofJanuary A. ID
l827.--The Commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate Of
SALLY CARR,
deceased, having made reportA-N .,
ordered thereon, That the considera
ton thereof be referred to Monday
the 9th day of Feb. next, at 9 o'clock
T. NJ. and that previous notice be Civ
en- (bypublishing this order three sev
eral times in the Northern STAR to al
persons interested to appear at tina
time and be heard.
A true copy witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL,
san. g. Clerk.
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UmmissiOncr's Notice.

7E<HF subscribers having been ap.
q pointed Commissioners TO re.
Crive aud examine the claims of the
ere ditors against the estate of
HEZEkIAH MUNRO, Cd,
late nf Bristol, yconan, deceased
aud six months having been allow.
cd by the Court Of Probate for tha,
purpose, hereby give notice TO said
creditors, 10 exhibit their several
claims to US, within said time, and
we will attend to said trust on the
last Saturday Of each month, at The
Office Of the tpwn Clerk in Bristol.
WM. REYNOLDS, !
WM. PEARSE I'd. Comr's.
ICHABOD DAVIS, }
Bristol, Dec. 9, 1895. lam3m.
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A Court Of Probate holden with
IA in ahd for the town of Warren.
on the lst day of January, A. D.l83
an instrument purporting 10 be the
last Will aud Testament OF
HANNAH MASON,
late Of sAid Warren, sdeceased. having
been presented to this Court for P,o'
bate.-Ordered, that the considerat ion
thereof be referred to oIrt of Fro
bate to be holden at the Town Clerks
Office in said Warren, on the first Mon
day Of February next ; and that prev
iols notice be given to ali parties con
cerned, by publishing this decree three
successive weeks in the Northern Star,
to appear at that time and be heard.
Witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Jan. 6.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
CONSUMPTION.

D,. .thL.l's SKI H.9iIC PihIS )
give instant ease III all cnuShs, coi'''
asthma, difficulty of breathing, wheez.
ing, tientness of the chest, co,>umpt-
ion. pain in the side, splitting ct blood,
chiliness and sin>er'ng,, the .torgrah-
nsrs Of fpre'S, &c. C"mmon colds
are rem,ppd IN a few hours. Tine "a
ged viii eyperielcc relief equally a.
greeable and instantaneous, even when
the lungs are affected. Pri one dol
lar. One box, containing II pills, ire
quentiy affects cure.
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FRESH GOODS /! I!

Jnst came to hand and opened for
sale,
NH IXED and Blue Broadcl,ths at
Na Refused prices.
Blue Cassimcrcs, ditto.
Green Bookings.
Black and Red Bhmhazcts.
Olive DuiliIl rery cheap,
Gcntlc'ncns super and common bea-
YER Gloves.
Deerskin aud Yarn Mittcis some
for 9d. pair.
Plaid Calicocs handsome patterns.
Cotton and Iinncu Tapes.
Qualify Bindings. Silk Cord.
Black and colourcd Camhriuks, for
y l-2 cents per yard.
Brown Linens.
super aud rnmmon Bedticking, er-
ira chcap.
Boxes Black Rhhons, suitable for
trimming shoes.
A Bleachcd ShrctingS. good quality
Super Bicaclrd Slirilogs.
Common do. do. s9"d at IA cents
per yard.
l,haio sn.icr Brown Slnctings. tore.
100 Turkey red. Cotton Flag. art
l,lue and Wi,ite Cotton Hdkis
large size and fine goods lor lc
l-2 cents pt'o. BY
II. NJ. AZ. Il. WHEATON.
Dec. lG.
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At a Court of Probate

holden tcithin and for the 1oOn If
Warren, on The lst day cf Janua-
ru, a. ID. 1927.
NNYHEREAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the APP
pointmenf of an Administrators On the
estate of
CALEB THURnER,
decea sed, it is ordered that the con.
sideration orsaid request, be- referred
to Monday, the 9th day of Feb. next
at 2 O'clock. p. M. Il that previous
notice be given 10y publishing this or
der three several Zines III the North
erh StaDto all persons interested 10
appear at that time and be heard.
ITilness. SAMUEL RANDALL
ian. 6. Clerk.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING
TO THE
A|NLVOPInIDo

II ME pubIick are resrectivelv in.
~ formed that ANDERsON,S
COUGH DROPS ard PECTORAI
POWDERS have from an extensive
use Tor o years past,proved tliemsei ves
10 be one of the mast valuable reno.
dies ever yet discovered for the cure
OF Coughs, Colds and other affections
ot the breast and LUNGS leading to
C"nsumptions. Thousands have ex.
per'enced the happy effects Of this
ffeaitns Balsam, and many of the high
e't responsibility have voluntarily Civ.
en- certificates, some of which will ac.
company each bottle. that will soiisfy
every nnprejudiced mind thai the mos,
extraordinary and unexpected cures
nave been performed by the use of
th's medicine in cases Of long stand
ing, IN which other medicine, had bro
duced no favourable effects, and where
the most skiiltn Physicians had gwen
them up as hopeless. It is not preten.
ded that they are an infaiIible cure in
all cases, but Of such as are ipcurabI..
there are but few but what will be
greatly relieved by the use of them.
Scarcely a case of Colds. Coughs, Pain
IN the side, difficulty ofhreathiug, want
"i sleep arising from debility, or even
seated eonsumptions, bui may be
relieved by a timely use oi tl6sHealing
Baisam. Each Dollar Bo,tle of this
medicine contains about 40 doses,
which proves them to be cheap med
lcine considering thcir-yir,aes.
For the further satisfaction of .he
Pnbllc. the following Certificates OF er,
ed for perusal
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3jrttist, DeMtsfrire.

BRITISH .4.N'TlSEPTTC DEM
THRICE The Too,hache is not on
iy prevented b, this Dentifrice, but it
renders the teeth beautifully rht'e,
Mou.h hiherp blcck-- removes the
Cause Of iCter arising from decayed
teeth, and Ia, HE same time it restores
to the gl;a, tiGe, original ealoreScencc,
impaits to the breath most delecta-
blc sv eetress. Pace one dollar.
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:FEMaNas a1H1nS.
DR.. RELFES.AROMATIC FEJIaL y

DR.. KELFE'sHRU.NH7TC FENIALE
PILLS, for Distractions, Debiiity, ,Hy-
pochohdriu. &c. These pills cleanse
purify, and cause a free circulation Of,
the blood when in manner suspend
ed-assi.t the female when nature re-
qaires it. wher .by health is establish
ed, and the patient, before pale as
death, restored to II lively aud ANNA
ted complexion. They are likewise
conducive 10 the health of married
ladies', unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken (; neither
must they be taken by persons of con-
sumptive habits. Price three dollars
J0r.
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RHEUM ATTSM.

Dr.RELrE's vEGE EiDEE EHEU
MA1IC PILLS. To expatiate on
the superior efficacy of these pills
would be supcriluous suffice it to say
that IN rheumatism, govt, eramp,spasm
stiffness in the joints, &c. they will be
found singuiarly ejicacious. and may
be used ny females under all clrcum-
stances, to great advantage. As phys.
lc, they operate perfectly easy and
uithOut pan. Price fifty cents.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
EYE WATER,
LNE.ALLIBLE EIE

Such have been the Wonderful effects
of this Eye Wa,er in relieving and
curing the common complaints Of the
Eyes, the proprietor is confident that
those who use it once. agreeable to the
directions which accompany it, will
ever after. give it the preference to
that of any other preparation for sore
iyaimea or weak eyes, Price 25 cents
a butte.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at W

Remaining In the Post OJice at Unf'
rem, II. l.. Dc. 81, 1926.
HOHN Whittcs, 2; Nathan H.
% spawlding F; John Mason, 2 Aa.
ron or Isaac Thrasher Ann Garter
Samuel Smith William Barney
Cromwell Luther; William ilowland
John Phinney; Allen ID. Luther; AL
bert {. Alnsworth Henry jones
James Gardner John Tyler; vii
liam Winslov Christopher Chtld.
SAMUEL RANDALL, +. NJ.
Jan. 8. ow.
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r, THE
AFFLICTED.
Dec. lO.

HJSr received, and far sale ny
% JEREMIAH WIll''NS WAX
GEN, K. |. !rt.h snr pv ". ~' val
nab'e aut. gcnNirr \iH'iir 81 re,
pared by the late DR.. " 90 Way
'iY.:
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ITCH.

U.NfhiES OI.N'IMEyt'T. A
safe, certain and expeditions CURE for
the ITCH, be it ever SO inv eterate, in
one hours application-No danger
from taking cold. II does not contain
the least particle Of mercury. or other
dangerous ingredient, and may be ap-
Piled with perfect safety, by pregnan-
females, or to children at the breast.
Price ftiy cents.
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ITALIAN SEWING SiLKS-a lot
.a of black and coloured best sort,
Just received and for sale by h. or re-
tail, by
N. NJ. g. ]. r. WHEATON.
Jan. 6.