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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09

The legislature II Georgia, in her late abolition
OF the wies right OF dover has shown on abe alton
o. olselhsnness as auch at variance with Justice az II
Is with the tender consideration which is due 10 ,he
cher sex. 10 protect and honour them Is an midi
oatlon o. an improved state oil so lety aud an incum
nent duty. Excluded as they ate from a voice IL
rgisauon, TO see that their rights not lost sight
oi o'ings with II an obligation as much more han
oary, as gratitude is than those duties which. elias
sea unh The denomination OF perfect rights can br
enforced by penal statutes.
Whena woman marrics, her rights of pronrrtv
become 10 great degree merged in those OF he,
uosus"o all her personal estate becomes iyso fac
so' ms all debts due TO her and recovered pend,pp
me lie OF her husband, become his; she be, no con,
.iot ~ her real esae during marriage; can have mn
Interference IN he concerns oil her husband a, ~
ne management of ms operly nor can she make
~ WIN ahd testament disposng OF her omn az
- aer oeeease. ne only control which she pos
sessess even over the real estate which she NAV
have had N her own right be lore marrlapr i -
ease u 70 her heirs at law or to unite with her bns
oahu, OF course With his consent. too often by his
uif tatlon 10 the sale ofit. There i. one addona,
risht' and thai the state Of Georgia has taken f,om
nei-thst ol lowering the use du,ng her natural
NE, should she survive her husband, Of The one.hrd
o' me real estate OF which he may have been posses,
sed during coverture.
- We ea'' 70 our recollection that wife has 10
snare IN all the grleis anG many Of the toll. Of the
husband 10 say nothing OF those in which he never
paruclpa'es and which are peculiarly her own hat
her prudence economy and best exer,ions ma, be ot
no asaii 10 arrest downward course in her bn.
osho a1ars, the result o his indscretion his nrg
gence' his misortunes or his vices, perhaps Of i'll
ha' her last hopes and those of dependan, (am;lv
~ me event OF her becoming widow, msy be H.
income oil a third of his real estate we NAV wei,
say that Georgia has turned sword aeans, he,
own bosom, and has gone counter TO the accrn,sd
maA'ms and acknowledged obligation. Of mos, yir
'uous ahd civilized states. ". I. Times,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Norfolk. January
LATEST IRON MARACAIRn.

CoLoNBiAS GApTrnE We learn frnm Captain Mcclure
y lhe schr john Joseph, Of AID bound 10 Baltimore
rived rerc SAtard las ON Maracabo thai his YES
sci VA b ard ~ he 18Th ult IN lat 10 As Ion 67 40
'.od " Q omban pyate AIMED Sch'r lioslTA, Capt
1ANys trom L. Gla,ra bound on cruze, who politely
!irt shri hen WIN some provisions, inr which no com
previously, off Domingo captered large Spanish shin
rom 6bralaE bound to Havana, having cargo on board
voiced at one hundred and eighty thousand dollars Mr.
lhohy Caf7uth was pri1e-mastcr. Captain Mcclure
,poke The prize next day bound for St Rats
me beats OF the Rosia, with those of The brig Pnchin
cha IN company, had several engagements with Spanish
esseis, OH Porto RICO, in which the Pinchincha lost al
ahcer and . men killed, and had several wounded
Maracabo was in very unsettled sta,cbu, tle conf
aence ~ be placed In the acts Of the Government
No information had been received respecting Bolivar
General ----, who was in favor with Gen. paez hal
aid siege 10 the Fori at Porto CabelIo while Gen Ks,n
ez had beseged Cumana '''
Markets far for all kinds Of American proiuce-F Flour
Sl55 IA per Bbl. Heoc.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09

mothers, We afYec,ionate daughters and sisters
come forth and exercise your well-deserved inf1u
ence over those whom you can so easily move.
Join with US in the holy cause Of humanity You do
not forbid your tears to fow at fancied woes do
no, be ashamed to grieve at real misery. The re-
spect, the homage Of man, in whatever relation he
stand towards you, will not be the less sincere or
ardent, because you prove you possess eeiine
hearts, nor believe will your step be less buoy
ant your cheek less radiant, OF your eye less bright,
from the consciousness OF having saved from lam
inc the widows and orphans Of Greece.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Nineteenth Congress, Second ses,o
Wednesday, JAsuAnY s.
IN SENATE.

in SENATE.
! The bill. granting certain lands for N. e,a
ment OF seminaries in the State OF Misso,r; y.
read third time, and passed.
| Mr.. .Mares asked and obtained leave to H..
duce bill for the payment OF the interest du, ~
State Of Pennsylvania; which was read
MIR. johnson, of Kentucky, from the Selec,c,.
mi,ee, upon the bill 10 abolish imprsonmep, T.,
debt, reported the bill and great number Of am.,,
ments mostly verbal, but Including two or ,h,
new sections. The bill was read by sections ,ndN
amendments scyerally consider cd, and apts,an
| in Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. johnson then moved that the bill De- MAJ,
the order OF the day for this day week, and ma,
be printed; which was agreed 20.
| Mr.. Woodbary, from the Committee on Com
merce, made report in lavor Of the memorial
the Chamber of Commerce OF Philadelphs: NJ,
tive TO a Breakwater at the mouth Of the Uetaum.
accompanied by bill making an appropriation Z,
that purpose which was read.
The report was ordered TO be printed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House proceeded TO the cons liberation Of ii,
following resolution, submitted by Mr.. Rires :,
the 29lh oil December
g nResolued, That the Committee on Wa,, a.
Means be instructed TO inquire into the expedlenr
Of disseminating the annual appropriation hrreoto.
made for defrayng the expense Of such survey, 4
routes for roads and canals as may be dreclee by
the Executive, and Of substituting therefor distna
and specific appropriations for surveying sucl
routes only as shall be aulhorized by Congress-
Mr.. Bartlett withdrew his amendment, proposed
on the same day, and Mr.. Riress resolution wa
then agreed to.
The bill to establish the office Of Commissions,
Of the Customs, reported at the last session, was On
motion, re-commit.ed TO The Committee OF Wap
and Means.
he engrossed bill to authorize the importation oI
andy IN casks OF capacity not less hab fifteen
gallons, and the exportstlon thereof with benefit Of
drawbs k, was read third time ard the ques,ioa
beng, "Sha the ill pass Pa very long dsba,.
ensued when, on motion o Mr.. KrYmer the qves,
lion was taken by yeas and nays, aud decided i,
iollows--yess. l06-nays C7.
81 The bill was passed aid sent TO the Senate fsr
concurrence.
fhe Stpoher laid before the House q lells.
from the Postmaster General, transmitting slate.
tnt OF the nett smount Of postage accruing al each
Posi- Ofiite in the Unnrd States fof The year end.
lng Isl March, 1926, and shewine the nett amount
accrung in each State and Territory. Referred 10
the Commute on The Post Office and Post Roads
The following is the recapiiula,ion OF the state
men, referred to in the preceding entry, and exhS
its the nett amount Of Postage which accrued in each
State and Territory, for the year which ended Oh
The SIS, March, 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09

.annapolis, Jan. s.-Tod day the legislature pro-
ceeded 10 the election Of Registers OF Wills for
Washington and St. Mary's counties. The ap
point men,s by the Executive were conhrmed-Mr'
schneibiy being elected unanimously for Washing
ion, and Mr. e. j. .fillard for ST Mary's by large
majority.
Baltimore, January 2-We learn from Annapolis that az
10 o'clock yesterday, the General Assembly Of Maryland
proceeded according the provisions OF the
"a The choice of Governor of the state for the ensuing
wear when JOSEPH KENT was anonymously reelected
JN'' 80" Patriot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Grand TOTAL s9l2,8e3 os
Thursday, JANUARY 4.
IN SENATE.

Mr. Hayae. Of Sputh Carolina presented me.
mortal oi sundry citizens Of Charleston, praying
'hst Congtrss would no longer delay TO establish an
UNIFORM system oi Bankruptcy. The memorial,
Air II. stated, was signed by some hundreds Of
the most respectable and intelligent citizens Of
Charleston. Ordered TO be printed
bili from the House of Representatives 10
authorize The importation of bra ,dy in casks of q
capacity OF not less than ieen gallons, and to ex.
port the same. was read twice, and made The order
ol the day for Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Little, from the Selec, Committee on the
SUBJECT reported an Act fixing the alto Of represen.
'a'ion alter The Sd day OF March, 1885 which was
,eau twice. committed, m1de the order OF the day
tor 70 morrow, and ordered TO be printed.
his bill fixes the ratio at one representative 10
60 600.
Mr.. Burses moved the House 10 pos,pone sll
the orders Of The day which precede The bill 10 pro-
VIDE Tor the surviving officers Of the army OF the
hesolulon and The bill to provide Tor certain per-
sons engaged in the land and naval service Of the
United States during the Revolutionary war, and
whose Cases were not before provided tor.-Ayes
70, Noes So.
nc House then resolved itself into Committee
OF the whole on these bills-Mr. Condict in The
chair.
Ar. Burgess Of Rhode Island, rose and addressed
the House a, considerable length.
The Bill Was then read.
MT. Hurgss then moved to amend the Bill, by
s'king out alter the enacling clause the whole Of
,he od Dill, and to insert in lieu the bill lor the
nei OF The surviving Cficers Of the army Of the
revolution
On motion of Mr., Mitchell o. Tennessee. the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
From, The Carrolitonian.
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.

Tuesday, DECEMBER %.
IN SENATE.-Thc following officers were
unanimously elected.
Hon Edward Lloyd-President.
William Kilty-Chief Clerk.
Joseph Fl. Nicholson-Ass,san, Clerk.
Isaac Hines-Committee Clerk.
Andrew Slicer-Messenger.
Samuel Peaco-Door keeper.
The Rev. Mr.. Blanchard. was chosen Chaplain
HOUSE OF DELEGATES Seventy SIX
Members appeared.-The following officers were
elected by the House.
Hon. j. w. MeCulloh-S Speaker.
John Brewer Chief Clctk
Gideon Pcarce- Assistant Clerk.
Benjamin Segar,
JACOB A. Smith,
James H. Mibournc, : Committee Clerks.
David Ridgely.
George A. Farquhar,
G |. Grammcr--Sergraot at Arms.
John Quinn-Doo keeper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
ADDRESS
OF TIE

coMM1rrgE APPOINTED AT GENERAL MEETING
Held in Philadelphia, Dec. Is. 1896,
TO THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Soap & Candle Manufactory.

SOap & CaMUAG SAANWAAClOry.
THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
the public, that the establishment heretofore con-
Quoted by James Ray, Esq together with the &C
counts connected with the business Of that estab-
lishment from the first of January, 1896, have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the bu-
sness in all its branches, at the old stand, corner Of
Tatnan and Queen streets, near the Friends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadel phia prices, Mould and Dipt CANDLES,
Fuler's Yello,v and Brown SOAP, of the best quail
ity. -
N. B.-1'he highest price given for Tallow
Butchers Fat, and Fat Of every description.
Wilmington, NoU ID. 1896 1-3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Ero,u the National Lmeligencer.

The Panama Mission is likely to prove a useless
and visionary project. Mr.. Rochester, the secre-
tary of Legation, has written that nothing important
will be effected. The recognition of the indepen-
dence of Mexico and of the Governments IN South
America, and the appointment of ENJOYS and Agents
to represent the United States at those respective
Governments, were proper measures But the plan
of Congress to unite our destines with theirs, or
to form alliances of any sort, as doubtful as to
its results, as surprising to many of the sober
Statesmen of our country. Like some other pro-
ects it was evidently designed fer Effect But the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Federal eMeetimg.

THE Federal Republicans Of Sussex County,
are reminded, that, pursuant to the constitution of
the Federal party of said county, they will meet in
their respective hundreds, on Saturday, the l4th
day Of July next, being the second Saturday in said
month, for the purpose of appointing committees to
meet at George Town, on the Tuesday following,
to make out county ticket, and to appoint confer
ees 10 meet the conferees from New Castle and
Kent counties, at Dover, on the first Tuesday Of
August next, to select suitable person to be sup
ported as representative to congress, at the en-
suing general election.
Susser, .Jlne.21, 1927.
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AGENTS..

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BAipeEv1LLE.- Henry Cannon, P. Nj.
MrLToN.-Mr Nrthur Mildly.
FnANKFoRD.--NAr Isaiah Long.
DAGsBoRoueH.-lDr. Edward Dingle.
GEORGE TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
LEwEs-H. f. Rodney, ?. M.
MILFoRp.-Mr Joseph G. Oliver.
FREpERIcA-J Emerson, P. NJ.
CAmDEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. M.
DovER-John Robertson, Esq.
SMYRNA-Samuel H. Hodson, Esq.
CANrwELLs BRIDeE.-Maniove Hayes, P NJ
Thomas Harry, P. M.
SUMMIT BR1DGE.-John Clement, 2. NJ.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, P. NJ
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give receipts.
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rangements can be made.
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CONDITIONS.

THE DELAJY.ARE 10 UR.N:aL zciU be pub
lished on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
per anau1n; too dollars every sic months in ad-
'dnce.
advertisements inserted on the usuaI terms
Vio. One dollar for four insertions Of siGteen
lines and SO IN proportion for every number Of
additional lines and insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Bank Of Smyrna,

June 80, 1927.
THE STOCKHOLDERS in this institution are
hereby notified, that instalment of ye dollars, on
every share of the capital stock, will be due and
payable on Thursday the 9th day of November next
one half in gold or silver, and the residue in notes
Of specie paying banks By order Of the Board. !, Ii
s. H. HODSON, Cash'rs
21--4t1w
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NO. "a.

event will probably reflect as little glory upon its
projectors, as utility to our nation, or support the
cause Of republican freedom.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Dividend.

THE General Board of Directors ofthe Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware have this day declar-
ed dividend at the rate Of five per cent per an
mum for the last year, payable to the Stockholders
their legal representatives any time after the 9Th
Inst. {. p. COyNEGYS, Cashr.
Dover, july Sd, 1927. 22-3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
II Farm for Sale.

FOR Sale, the Farm on Jones' creek, Kent County.
late the property Of JosEru BARKER, Esq. deceased,
containing 500 The dzcelng house is Of brick,
large and comvenicnt, 7cih store dnnered The Ian
dimg and Scarc-house render 1t good stand for basi
ness.
Apply to c. II. Sipplc, Esquire, Doucr: Or at VII
mlngton, to
GEORGE STEPHENSON
June 25, 1927. 19-lmp
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13
Public Meeting,
OF TIE FRIENDS or .AGRICLL TUPE
,9ND LlfIJI3CyVTRE

HWD 47y14VUF.ICIURE.
Some dissatisfaction having been expressed as to
the mannern which the recent meeting held on these
subjects was conducted, as we'll rs at the result
thereof, and several of the delegates appointed at
said meeting, having declined to act under their up
pointment.-Th citizens of the State Of Delaware,
friendly to the protection of American Labpur, and
to the encouragement Of home market, are invited
to meet again at the Town Hall. in Wilmington, ON
Saturday the 2lst inst. at s O'Clock.
With view that the proposed meeting should
stand on the fair and pure ground of the great Ma.
tonal Interests in queston--it is hereby declared
that the object of the present call, is to promote the
interest of Agriculture and manufactures by the
expression of sentiments publicly on those impor
tant subjects, and to appoint Delegates to the Con
vention which is to meet at Harrisburg, the 30tf
instant. July 10--4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-13

THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS
Of Newcastle County, friendly to the Admins
ration Of the General Government, are requested
to attend according to appointment at the Red Lion,
on Saturday next, the 18th inst 1t is confidently
expected from the recent manifestations of their
strength in this county, that the meeting will be
powerfully attended. July 10
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A list of Letters remaining in the Post Office.
atSUMMIT BRIDGE, Del. June 80.
b. +.
Brown Ann Miss johnson Thomas
brown WIN. M.
Berry Charles Manly M;cb,o,
Brusnihan Timothy Melins Thomas
bohafma Thomas, M'Guier james
y. MAnasy John
Gam Deborah Malone Barnard
Trading Mr. Mackway James
Coursey Wesley Macvay James.
Courtney Dennis Mouran Thomas
Collins Timothy Mary Arthur
Carson Dan'l. b. Mason John
Cain Deborah hIaylon Thomas
Carson Dan'I. B. M'Ferr Peter
Clark Mary N.
Cazier Henry Nelson John
ID. Nickle Joseph
Del Thomas hugut Patrick
Douds John O.
Dillon Patrick Obran Dennis
Danaghue Patrick p.
r. Price Thomas
Fitzgerald Paddy Peck NATHAN
Fancy Michael Pamney Peter
G.. Q.
Ganley John Quin John
Gafney James Quig VIM.
Greenwo I'd Henry II.
Grace Murt Reilly VIM.
Cooler George Redmond james
II. Ry-n Matthew
f1eckrote c. +. Rine eliza
Hannah Elizabeth S.
iterl John sweeney Hugh
Heckrote Christopher Storey Thomas
Heckrotte Christopher w.
Hare ! homas Wuters Thomas
Waters Edward.
JOHN CLEMENT, p. NJ.
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MTDDLETOWN xIOTEL.
]. r. MANSFIELD,

J. r. MANSFIELD,
Having re-cccupied his Old Stand, in Middetown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie, that he has made every arrangement suing the
convenience and comfort of those who may favor
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
of patronage.
MAJ 1927. 13--1w3m
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Magistrates Blanks, of all descriptions for sale
at No. 81, Market-Street,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
From The Constitutional Uhig.

THE PRESENT CRISIS No VI.
II has been seen that neither Grn. Jackson
himself, nor any one Of the heterogeneous par
ties that now form The Combination Of which he
is the head took exception" at the election of
Mr.. Adams TO the Presidency, until Mr. Clay
was nominated 10 the Senate as Secretary Of
State. This nomination, as have before said,
was the awakening signal for the commence.
ment Of hosrilites and an opposition, before
without example on the journals of the Senate,
forthwith arIayed itself agains, this first step
towards the organization of the new admins
ratiOn.
If the objection to the appointment OF Mr..
Clay was not founded in the belief Of his corr
ruption-and that il was not, has been clearly
demo ate1-it may well be asked what mo /.
tive connected with the public interest could
have produced So sudden, so unusual, and SO
formidable an opposition Did any one Of the
fourteen Senators who refused 10 "advise and
consent TO his appoinl ment, doubt Mir. Clay's
abilities 10 perform the duties of the office 10
which he was nominated? Did any one Of them
believe, that he would not exert those abilities
to the honour and advantage Of his country
II he had been really destitute Of political no.
nesy, sllll-If he possessed the cunning, and
tie ambition, attributed to him--lhere was no
reason la fear that he would not act according
20 The dic,a'es Of his bes Judgment in the dis
charge OF his ofiio al dulies for to suppose that
h could hope by any other course gain the
favour Of The people, without which it would be
Impossible Tor him 10 attain the Interior object
Of his ambition, would be 10 suppose him
siinpicton wholly destitute Of cunning, rather
than designing politician acluated by views
oi further advancement There was in truth no
doubt entertained, either as TO Mr.. Clay's tai
enIs aud fitness for the Office, or as TO his con-
scientous discharge of its duties. What was
II then, again ask, that could unite SO large
portion OF the SENATE, of various and conflicting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20

ed, were dictated bya sp,r,, .
wholly unconrected with cousid. r.s s:~r;n-.
public nature. ''V alton, Of |
The Senator from New Jersey ,ir,
co. VINO voted aga'"s' the appoin,m.,,,o ,ra,
Clay, it is well known was a ner ,.'s0' # v:
and sdmirer OF Mr.. Adams. H. INK, n." tie a
the first after The lection, 10 cx,rre', .sno'
sratiticatior at the defra, Of the r';,;. us
date, and this vote against Mr. CI'r ~,
only instance, while lie ror;i,uei vas IL.
nate, in which he manlf,s ed The rrt>.
f,e'ins of disapprobati,n against Il. s.sl'a
istratoh.-His negative or hi. o~ ,, @ ::
easily accounted for. The State viii. so.
part represented, as have alre .Jr - L' q
had been cheated Ct her vote in he ;" ~,
\ college If Eler tors had ben chosen g.. ..,
to Gen. Jac kson, by species OF IreorJ l',aol
when, as vas proved al the first oDpor,n.: ,''
forwards, large majority of the peo,I ..' a.
ecid~dly hostile 10 him. Mr. Mcl,y,.,I, g,
been like others, deceived as to u, real ... %
OF his State, ind conscicntiouslv rec,,' ,.,''
the Obligations which his place imposed -. O.
him, he thought he was fulfilling these w., .>'
by voting as he did even ag,ins, his own @.f
erence and better Judgment 'E
TIL" remaining four dissent ems gc,, ...
nal par liza s of Mr.. { alhouu,w ho lid lor.,
thei leader TO the standard of jackson. .o,rI
cause they thought him better qualii d IL
Mr. Adams to DC President, but br,,r,. "" i
had given them pledge ha' he woaM 4 sr..
CO, be content with wearing his ho.gr e..
single term. TO account Tor Me, hos r,,
Mr.. Clay is no difficult. task. Blu hayioo ,
ready extended this NUN Der % nai,is,
length, shall postpone the further coD,j6.
ration Of the subject to MY next
BRUIUS