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Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
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Among some works OF recent publication, which
though occupied with other matters. we hayo ye
found time to look at is PierPoat's ]rtjoadi Read
.er, published in Boston, This IS i book ol re, va
lue for is is, what was wantod--an elementary
book, adapted for Young American raaAers-that il,
containing in lieu hects ION Eu,!iSh or French
or ancient histories, extracts relating to our own
sketches taken from the best writers, of the mark
ing events of the Foundation and progress Of thesc
United States--the volume openins yevy appro-
priately, with an abridged account from Roirilso son
OF the Discovery of America. There is much ms.
cellaneous reading, too both in prose and poory--
adapted hy its juiicous selection 10 interest. hil,
IT lnstructs, the youthful mind. The compiler H.
ready known by the g American FIRST Class Book
prepared AMI published hy him, thus assigns IN III
preface the motives which in uccd him to under
take the present work ; ami lis execution entitlp
him. in our judgment, 10 the reward Of a i,hlaI
enterprise. skl!lfnlly accomplished.
This country has political institutions ofitS own
Its lns,ittlions which tho mon of each surros.iy
generation must uphold But this they ,upnot dc
unless they are early made to understand an val,s
them. has history Of it w Of which il ~.
not he ashamed ;--iathers, ans. heroes, ana saoa
- It's own, whose eoe'ls and praises are worthy
beng =aA.I o. sung ~ even the y mighty ;nss \
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

of lle lay, ~-an,l wL whose deed, and praises, by
beng made ialiiiar in our childhood, we shall be
not the less qualified to act well our part, citizens
oi republic. Our country, both physically and
morally, has character o its own. Should not
something Of that character DC learned by its chill
dren while at school lis mountains, and praires,
aud lakes AND ii. ers, AM cataraoss, its shores ant!
hii.-tops, that were early made sacred by the dang
ers, an, sacrifices. and deaths. OF the deyout and
tlarine-- does seem as if these were worthy OF be-
ing held up. as objects of interest, to the young
eyes that, from year 10 year, opening upon then,
and worthy of being linked, with il; their sacred as
-ociaons to the young affections, which or
later, must be bound 10 them or they must cease to
be-what they now are---the inheritance and abode
Of free people.
TO the Common Schools of the United States, for
whose especial use the .Nnttoau Reuter- was compll-
ed, we may with confidence rccommencedit.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

and were It not Cor very shame. woud jain the crack
Drained Simpson in calling him the Hero OF two
vars Gen Jackson was borm in 11G3 or 60 the
Revolution commenced in IS. Consequently. this
..ilaro ii two wars was Sccea years Old when the
first begin, and fourteen when It ended.
When Gen. Washington delivered his last Presi-
dental Address to Congress, the House responded
by respectful address to the sentiments OF the Chlel
Magistrate. The resolution passed 70 to l2-but
in the minority we find the name of dndrep Jack
san, who took his seat in Congress, that year, Tor
the first time. Yet is he called our second Wash
ngton
paper called the Watch Tower, and printed at
Halrodsbursh, Ky contains many curious articles.
The returns from Maryland and Ohio, says the
Editor. are nattering beyond expectation to the
Jackson cause. Will the gentleman be good enough
to furnish his readers with the correct returns? In
Maryland the administration have decided majorl-
". and in Ohio an overwhelming one, in their res
peeti,e Legislatures
Ciaci,anati Ohio Gazette.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
TsSagr, ggA ~ Sa rlAlEssE JCUTaNM ME..
EsT1tfr Sf''fAsfS3Nfs0TN9
w sc 4s~ stas ~ a. Va y SSsN 9
Tuesday, November AS, AS2T.

A Spanish pnper. called Rstactor Espanol, is puh.
Ilished once fortnight in New-York, at AZ so
per annum. 1t will be serriceabe to person,
desirous Of learning the panish language--whcb
has become much more important since the in.
dependence of the South .'nerican States. and tba
increasedin intercourse and trade between
them and the United States. The general news oe
the day, foreign and domestic, is presented in con,
densed form III the columns of the Rsloctor but the
Of South America and the Island Of Cuba, is eyenin
a more extensive and detailed manner.
From the preamble to the resolutions of an Ad.
ministraion meeting held at Norfolk III Virginia,
we copy the fullawing:---
Conscious that their favorite could never succeed
| by the strength OF his own merits plan was early
concerted among portion Of the partisans If Cen
Jackson To dr.w off the public attention from tAe
investigation of desc, by attacks upon the reputa
ton OF his opponents, and thus by their ruin, to
bring him into the Presidency. Hence the charge.
of corruption, bargain and intrigue, which have So
industrousy and in so many different forms been
circuaed by them, charges, which in every instance
they have failed to support by title of appropri,
ate testimony and the first and most serious oe
which, this meeting believes TO have originated with
General jackson himself and to have been propasat.
ed by him. if not with knowledge of its untruth.
yet with most cupable neglect Of the use Of means
within his power Of informing himself the real ra-
q ture of the transaction.
il Nor this meeting forget that the book Of Gen
Jacksons life any where lie opened, that
its pages does not present some violation Of the laws
or breach of the constitution of his country Wit.
nes. the imprisonment Of Judge for issuing the Con
Is stutlonal writ Of llabeas Corpus--the dispersion
. Of the Legislature of sovereign state-the maxine
Of upon, and invading the territory of people
with whom at peace-and his threat to cui
of the ears of senator Tor calling in question ii
,f tie Congress Of the United States the nropretv
feat such an asprant after the FIRST Office in the Go
,r vernment, is duty incumbent upon every eitael
N who has at heart The peipetusy Of the free il
/. situations Of his country.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

On the 2lst Oct, fire broke ont il Mobile, ar
two thirds Of thr business part Of the
city, and most of the wharyas. Several hundlad
houses we're bGi,and the damage estimated at more
Than million Of Dollars.
The Grand Lo, &c Of Vermont lately voted a do
natioh Of one hunured dollars to the f,ns Of the
American Colonization Society one Of the sabor-
dln"e lodges iii the same State voted twenty
dollars, and several others ten d,lars each, to the
same object.
NATHANIEL Macon, Of North Carolina, is recon-
nended III The Georgia Journal as /, Candidate for
Vice President Of the United States,
IN the City OF Charleston, Is. c. there were
deaths by iel'9.a Feger during four years, 7l3-in
the following proportions which are cvncivc Of tDat
dreadful scourge having assumed niIder form. Ia
lGi there were 27l deahs--in 1919, I17--ln o24
93t-in 1927, 80.
| ffra B"9foa fackct for Lipcrpooi.- - estecdav
morning, the Isl instant, sailed for Liverpool, II
pursuance Of her aPpontmpn, the ship Aulethys'
i.awes, mister. with tnll trci5h aud iorty-tw
enscrs.--.j!'ast. Daily lar.
.Nev2 PochI Lire 10 Gilrnter-A Line Of Pack
els y established batween New-York and GibaItcr
- ~ monthly from cach port. We understand the
y,s4as are o taa irst las, and elegantly arraugeo
tor the decentralization ol passengers.
sfe t.P9iNti lfP nl NEW JERSEY has aulolrned
to meet again en the 18Th Of January next ',he
attempt 10 'i,yi lie state ilt, ,),rcts. for Ii,
pnrno'e Of choosing Presidential Electors has fail
e fof Tag present. ans! w. probably hut be revive,
duiny tire present contest.
Nrw fopE. Nov. 6--'fhe YIen Da,i.I Webste
arrived IN this city Saturday last, % attend to iii
e"e#t la,l ca" of John Eaeob A,or against thi
state. 'if Nebster,i il viii BE- reeol!, ctc, was re
lliuEa D. the Siate as associate counc,t nth Nh
Van nalch and the Attorney General. Ii of
piece. however, with the hah;tual nlrannes, Of ri
Jat k,on papers, that hlr Webster should be attack
ed 4, on 4 political mission. What can be NOR
despIcabie Nothing,
~ may have done Mr.. Clay injustice; II 50 Ii
gentleman (slr. Buchanan) can expiain !" The ua,
: t'eman has explained, but General Jackson has n,
yet acknowledged The injustice. nor retracted d
! sfo'ndrso crar@es = The sentence of dishopor an
;. "Sgr"ee, pHnnounced by the Richmond Enuuir.
rests upon him.
The Rirhmond Wing thus notices the false fac
'lhe Richmond Enquirer SAYS, that Gennr
Jackson after hnnorabv serving his country. rot,
t'Gt}D resigned his command and retired to privs
. NE III 1871. Congress reduced the army and II
nnmb"rol Major Generals tn one-Brown was Il
!, eldest u rank and Jackson the Youngest and JAG
: son retired, not from choice, but necc,sitv.-W
ih:s res'gnatan' or was itIegisatins out of ollic
no The Editors OF the Enquirer know this fac
'r # they did, such MISREPRESENTATION is nnfa;r Il
- they not know it II thev did not. such irnoran
a' n gentlemen Of their professions. is shameful
Hero ut fourteen, and Cincinnati, al 6O-wI
: nest -
The Enquirer repeats the nonsensical tale Il
Y Gsn. Jackson aided Ito atcheye the Revolution
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
BALTIMORE Nov. 8.
Flour Superfne Howard street. from stores.
/ Il 4 D

Flour superfne Howard street. from siurcs.
per bb s. 16a5 l2t
g City Mills. standard quality, 4 5oa4 70
" Su,quchaapa, 5oa4 -
Corn Meal, kiln dried, per bb!. 2-5
GRAIN
The continued scarcity ofwheat has caused q fur
ther advance III that article. Sales OF white wheat
bave bcen madeat 100 | 10 per bu>hel. Sales oi
red Of fair quality. have al ~ been made AT 9j cts
aad parcel Of superior red was reported to us q
have brou.h .ht 100 cents. interior wheat has eXper
icnc 4 propoltion advance. Old Corn, OF good
Gnli.iY, is ia dcmand--sales at 45a46c. Tie sup
ply otnew is as yet limited, and rules at abpu
4-c. Rye continues scarce and much in demand
sales at 53a55c. Barley is also in demand-thl
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

The following is an extract from Mr.. MaDIsos
farewell Message to Congress. February 10, ioio
II will be read with interest at this period = T.
"There is no object that can enter with great
force and merit into the deliberations OF Consffsa.
than consideration OF the means 10 preserve sh',
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

u may haye done Mr. Clay injustice; il 50 the
gentleman (slr l5nchanan) can explain The zen.
t'eman has explained, but General Jackson has nnt
yet k>oowledsc' 'he injustice, norretracted his
sfoundlrs. charges The sentence Of J;xho,or nj
"Sgr"ee' ptnnouhced by the Richmond Enquirer
rests upon him.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

'Fhe I.ceiS!atire of NEW JGnse
to meet again ~ the 18Th Of .E.u
attempt 10 'fyilc lie state !utl
pnr1o,e Of choosing Presidential
ct for thc present. ans! vi.s prubaI
duriny the present contest.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-18
l'all and Winter Goods.

Iall and Winter Goods.
~ AVID a ROBERT KYLE offer to thoii
- customers aud The public, an assortment
Of seasonable FANCY a. STAPLE GOODS,
which IN quality and variety have never been
surpassed IA this market. Amongst the arti
elea just received are the following:
IA d NIB Cloths, (vallou5 shades,) for Gentle.
men great coats
Blue and Black Cloths, (lar below the com
mon prices)
Pelise Glutns, various colors aud Gne quality
Superior EngIlsb silk Vestlngs
Black figured silks
shaded figured GRO de Naples
PLAIN black do
Figured aud plain Satins, assorted
Rich fancy silk haudkerchlels
Ladies black and white silk hose
Gdntlemeus do. do. do.
Do do. do. half do.
Blue, pink, white aud black Grape liesse
italian grapes, assorted
superior Grape robes
aud "A black Grape hhkfs.
silk velYets and plushrs
4 handsome assortment of infants Cap pat
terms
Gymps aud piping cords
superb leather edged ribbons
DuhuPu 5all0 90.
Fine kentIngs
Figured landlord aud plain book muslin
PLAIN and figured iaekonet do.
Do. do. null do.
large supply of cambrtoks
Elegant white silk shoes
PruneIa do.
An assortment Of morocco & sealskin do.
superior and common calicoes
Ladies fine aud coarse black worsted hose
satin and Lulestring ribbons, assorted
Tortoise shell tuch and side combs.
limitation do. do.
Cashmere shawls
) Cases Irish ilhnens, excellent texture ant
finish
White aud red 6anuels
Rose, point, dni1e - whitney blankets
Course cloths and cassiuets, for servants
Swansdown vestings
fuiIinet do
Brown and black Hollands
Green baize aud oil cloths
Germaa tinker Boiling C,0tas, from No. t
inclusive, OF very superior fabric
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton yarns, from No. ! 10 II
general assortment OF osddlery aud Hard
ware, together with
Several cases OF Gentlemen's and BOYS ia
hats, NC NC.
In addition 10 the above, IA further suppl
will be received in few DAYS, all Of whir
will be found OF the best quality, aud NJ p,i
ces 10 5nil the times Nov. =.
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DIR DRISDENS Celebrated Rheumatic
pguders Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as IN
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Out.
n judCious practitioner IN London, speaking
~. Of these powders, EXPRESSES himself thus
3" ! have (Sdys he) employed all my sill and tai
onts to find ont an useful PREPARATION Tor tine re-
lief and cure Of rheumatism, and most soiemutg
df)irni that have never found amy thing 50 gO0d,
50 safe, and so e0icncious as Dir. Dfisden's itbeu
matte Powders You may depend upon It (says
he) for have often experienced i, that they
pusscss every virtue that can justly be ascfibed
10 any medicine for that tormentnc disease
Here then (says he, AGAIN. You have a medicine
Of supcrlatve efficacy and Of intrinsic yaluc .
mild in it, operation and certain in lis effects, and
which may he given with success in a variety Of
chronic diseases, bnt especially II obstinate
Mqmatssn. II may he given 10 the youngest
children, and to women in the most dsfc1tc stu
atons. IN pans ofthe fare, &c. a powder taken
at bed TINE will give relief.
Or. JEyyINGs of kaipbUrgh speaking efthese
powders, SAYS. have used them in my practice
as well "a in the hospitals, and find them 10 be Is
most yamlblc remedy in cases of Rheumatism
and we'll calculated 10 do mucn good, and there
fore recommend them 10 general Use beng CON
tldCut IA my own Opluinn as wei hS mat OF ON
ers, that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 use them
Dr. Clark OF Ncm York in a letter TO the a
gent vi The proprietor, concludes by saying The
poorer class of people will find in these powders
a valuable and cheap medicine for | have gen
eraIlv found from one 10 two boxes have produ-
eed cure. aud in some cases hnlta box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance a gen
tleman who came under my care, iaboring under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with all
the symptoms of approaching consumption, By
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, Of AN opin-
ion. that this medicine viii prove valuable rem
edy in complaints ofthe chest as well as Htcu-
nldtjsm. Prepared and sold by
NJ. 5. DRESDEN. NJ. ID.
No. 10. 81. Pauis, London.
Who has appointed De-. ROBERT HARRIS,
in. of Philadelphia the only agent in the United
States. to vend the Rheumatic PoWders, with
full powder TO appoint other agents where h
may think proper.
Il p THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale few dozen boxes of DR. Drtedea 5
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains p doses.
Price 81 % Per Box. -
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. t9@
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olson ,---ald my fair Margaret was lean
me ON sophia, and laughing immodcr.
atcly.-- Indeed, Mss said the mat.
ron, YOU should learn TO govern your
mirlh people will think You came out
of Bedlam.'
| lifted The window gently, and stept
into the room. Eedlam, madam 7
quoth |, | bring intelligence from Bed
lam, | arrived last week.
The tall awkward young gentleman
started and the aunt half said, half
,hrieked, - What IN the name of won-
der are you 2
Mad, madam very particularly mad =.
mad rs hare in March, or Cheapside
blood OF Sunday morning. Look AT me !
tie not rave l---Coilee, my dear md
am, coffee there is no animal 30 tlirs-
~ rs your mailman in The dogdays.'
Eth really said the tall awkward
young gcntlemao.
My good sir | beean ;---bui my
original insanity began % fail me, and l
drew forthwith upon Ossian's - Fyl
receive the wind s''ly tho blasts are 10
the hollow ofmy hand, the course OF tho
storm is mine y
Eli really ? said the tall awkward
young gentleman.
L look on the nations and they van
lsh: my nostrlls pour the blast Of death:
| come abroad on the winds +; the tenn
pest is before my face but my DWELL
! mn I'm aIs 4 |. II. Il. IL.
fields Of my rest arc pleasant
DO you mean TO insult Us z said the
old lady.
'Ay! do you moan to insult my auntf
--really = said the tall awkward young
gentleman.
! shall call in my servants said thu
old lady.
/ am the humblost Of them, said +.
bowling.
i shoIl teach you different tune,'
said the tall awkward young gentleman,
really y
Very well, my dear sir; my in.
sttumcnt is the barrel ORGAN > and
cooked my sweet hide pocket compau-
tou IN his face, Vanish, litlo kastril
for by Hannibal, llcIiogabalns, and liol-
ophetncs, timo Is valuable madness is
preclpitpto, aud hdf-trlggors are the
word vanish y
LII really = said tho tall awkward
i young gentleman, aud performed M on.
treehal winch carried him 10 the door:
the old lady bad disappeared at the first
note Of the barrel organ. locked tho
door, and found Margaret in paroxysn
othnghter wish YOU had shot him
she said, when she recovered, i WISH
you bad shot him: he IS q sad fool.
DO not ilik II hlln 1 am speaking
to you, beautiful Margaret, possibly for
the last time VIII YOU ever think of
me porhaps yon will But let me re-
COVE from youhome token that | maX.
dote upon in other years s3meihlis3'
j thai may be a hope 10 me in ~ happi-
ness, eud a consolation IN Aaleniiy-
Somolhnig--------nay | nefef conld
talk romance but give me ono lock Of
your hair, and | will leave England with
resignation
You hayeeaIned i'll like a true knight
SAID Margaret d she severed from her
head u long glossy ringlet. Look
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-18
Cornish's Remedy for The Piles


ZNHE Medicine now offered 10 the public,
- is one which has been fully subjected
10 the lnlallible test Of experience and in e.
very instance where ii has been fairly tried
ii has been attended with the most compleie
success. In some Of the cases. the paiienis
had been laboring under The disease for wears
and during that period mad received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. It's not dixie those usually adj
vertised,) offered as a certain cure for long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it IS recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
tanning reicf, even in its worst forms, in a
short time; and they themselves are the best
Judges of the Importance OF sucn remedy -
Price 90 cents pet box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor
The subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale Of the above medicine.
WALLER ". MIDDLETON.
Nov ~.
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I'D EVIEWS.--The subscriber begs ire.a to
~ inform The public that he is appointed
ngent (.or This part of the eountry) BY the
publishers, for The following valuable pero-
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and John Goldman, NJ. d. &c, &c.
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alUGAR, COFFEE, &c. Just landed and for
b sale cheap.
hhds best brown Sugar
3 do common do do
IObags prime green Coffee
G do big white do
Ain. Pepper, Nader Ginger, Indigo, Alum,
Copperas, Spice, Gloves, az. EPSON y Glau:
her salts and a few boxes best Teas
Also, l75 sacks Salt liverpool hIIcd)
8 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &c. &c.
Also, . hhds best MoIasses. 1pplg 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July 81.
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l0R DYoTT's Approved Aoti-Bilion. pills,
nI1'. "ncn prevent and cure all Bilious Com
a3a,' Malignant Feyers, &c. There pills if
Stc,l se'ea IN time to remove the Bile from the
InonI, H. VIII counterfeit the causes which, com
r,g produce Yellow or Bilious Fever. Aeue or
r. w. e'ers Bilious Cholic, Peurisy, Dysente-
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pocbo,a Nppe'ite, Flatulence, Epileptic Fits, Hy-
.9naeh' Heart Burn. Dyspepsia or lpJj@es,ion
and en- ln'y remove Habiiuai Costiyeness. Colds
na,.a. MS Asthma, Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
rifles =, out scurvy Scorbntic Botchcs .Impu-
6,rt l''e blood, Female Complaints, &c.
rocriy5 Iae ne, supply of the above Pills. this dav
Store ~, y inc subscribers Drug and Medicine
= pnce D ccuts box.
Der WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
-------- Opposite Pod-9fce
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