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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
CONDITIONS.

TIE DELlJY.aRE JOURyN.aL is pub
lishea on Tuesdays and Fridays. ut four dollars
per anlut; tao dollars every si,e months IN al
Tance.
Advertisements inserted on tie uslaJ terms
liz: One dollar for four insertions Of sixteen
lines. and 50 IN proportion for every number Of
additional lines and insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

"They [the Trainers of the Constitution never
intended that the Members of Congress- should be
thus confined in their choice and all that has been
said by the advocates of General Jackson upon this
subject, is only an evidence Of their own meakness
and aOickedness and Notwithstanding the Members
OF Congress have been threatened aDith the atse Of
SWORDS AND MUSKE'rS against them. If Mey
cenfured to do otherwise Ma,, elect General Jackso
we do not doubt that they will do what they beGeue
to berigft; and they will draw their conclusions
respecting their duty from premises very different
from those which have been laid down for ,E.m by
THE LOVERS or BLOOD and SL.aUGH
TERs,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
From the National Intelfgencer.

General PH1L1p REED, of Maryland, has pub
lisbed in the Baltimore Chronicle. letter, in reply
to some remarks in that paper, in which he makes
the following assertion in regard to the order for
shooting the deserters at Stony Point, during the
Revolutionary war: . / do aver that the order al
luded to. was given by Gen. Washington, himself,
to Col. Henry Lee, Of the Virginia line, to make
examples upon the spot of all deserters taken 60
ing 10 the enemy" he question, with whom the
order originated, does not appear to be material,
since the case of the Revolutionary war has no ANA
logy to that of the mlitia-men during the late war;
Had any Of General JAcKsoN's soldiers beed caught,
during the sege of New Orleans, DESERVING. 10 the
enemy, no one would ever have blamed hi, him TOR
shooting them on the spot. But the sac a,'hfia-'aa7
were shot for going home, mot deserving to theeae
me) when they believed that their term OF servics
had expired, and achen as nor eppeqr %p plr 6
gal term Of service had ACTUALLY EAfiAhD'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
From, tie Dela7ya,e Gazette, June Is. 1924.

A reference the conduct of the General (ackson) in
The OF Arbuthnot an. ambrsier NAV to show
in what estimation HE holds the decision, ct Court Mar
'la as well as the officers OF our Civil Courts, WHEN
THEY CONE IN CONTACT WITH HIS PURPOSES +;
and that The failure OF snch tribunal give sentence
against an obi ct Of i,.ple;s,rc. Is NO PREVENTATIVE
AGAINST REIMBURSEMENT. when General Jack >bn
Possesses the POWER, and enerains wish to INFECT it,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
From Tie Dslayars Ga-ette, Aug. IT, 1921,

rum 1ibc i/st@St y 'O'e' .''7t3' - 49,
GAS we conceive that there is not the most re-
mote probability that either General Jackson or Mr..
C!ay will succeed to the ofli.e, (of Presidency it
would be waste of time and to dwell at length
on the reasons which form our objections to them );
out we may remark. as 7oc pass that the HAS'TA
TEMPER, and VIOLENT PASSIONS of the FIR
sner, amount, soilh as, to an lNSUPERABLE OBJ
LECTION TO HIM AS A CANDIDATE for the
executive chair Of the nation. REPUbl4lC
should be extremely cautious in eayatlng military
leader to high and important station, however ami
able he may DC in his manners, and pacific IN his
dispositions and but those possessing the
most exalted qualifications and those ofthe most pa
etc kind, should ever be THOUGHT of for the
office I; but he, whose greatest Recommendation Is
DISREGARD TO Law, JUSTICE OR PRO
PRETTY, when they stand in the way of the accom-
| plishment OF tavorta measure, though Of doubtful
| propriety, should be avoided as Il MORE DAN
GEROHS MAN than one who is an OPEN ant
DECLARED FOE To our country and our ber
lies !!.n
Ifow tie same paper Of February l, 1926.
In consequence Of concurrence Ct fortuitou
circumstances the employment of means to operat,
upon the passions OF men in uio'ation Of their rea
son and JUICE emf and thebasest political coafrium,
Hes IT, has Glanced that gen Jackson is highest il
Vote
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
THE RULE OF 1924.

From the DelaaDare Gazette, Oct. Is, 1924.
6 Considering Mr. Craoford IA Democrat)as the
Federal candidate for the Presidency, IN this State,
we have come to the determination of supporting
hun as such, and cannot consent to his being oppos-
ed in our columns
THE RULE OF 1927,
From the DeLazvare Gazette, Sept. IL. 1897.
"The Presidential candidates are DEMOCRATS;
and the contest between them is no concern of the
Federalsts party
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

eighty Of The peoplc, will be remcpbcrcd long as
liberty IS cherished, and civilization endures VIVA,
was said OF Montesquieu belongs more justly to JEFF
ei SON than to any other man, shat the human race
had lost their title deeds, and he had recovered
them,' for the declaration of Independence was the
rs solemn recognition Of the rights OF man IN their
full extent in the face Of the world. His name has
the glory Of beins inseparaby associated with po-
itcal system, to which .the worshippers offreedom'
in every corner OF the earth turn their eyes. Mr..
Jefferson was man Of fine taste, and clear and
philosophical understanding. unbcmished in ~ ivae
life. pure and enlightened patriot, and firm re-
publican
.0rrest Of a sckote C0mpany.-One hundred
and twenty shareholders aud directors of
the Independent Gass Company, in London,
have been simultaneously ar rested at the
suit OF Mr.. Hiude, n discharged Engineer,
for claim of between TO 3OOOt The day
afterwards General Meeting was called,
which was ofcourse fully attended. s.Eben-
ezee Fernie,- esq. was called to the chair,
and IN taking his seat, congratulated the
Meeting on its full attendance, notwirilsrand
ing the extraordinary dilemma into Which
the majority Of the Share holders had been
drawn; and incosely observed that w henr
yer in future. he should require full attend
anee oil Tie directors the surest way 20 ac-
| complish it would be by arrcstinc them. -
After an explanation OF affairs connected
with the proceedings OF MIR. uindc, i, vas
resolved, without a dissenting voice, that
criminal proceedings shocld be imme,liateiy
commenced at the suit Of The Company "a
gaiDst their laie Engineer. there not being
the least shadow of prc;eM for the course
he had adapted.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
NOTICE.

Repeated trespasses having been commit
ted on the grounds and garden at Mob,icel.
10, by digging up plants and flower toots :
notice is given that should sense OF pro.
priety prove insufficient for the prs,es,,on
of the property, legal means will be taken
to effect IL.
March "a, 1927
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

The Elton ond Westminster. Greek grsmmars
and ell grammsrs, treaties on prosods written in
the Latin language.
Clafke's edition ofHomer
Patrick's Key to Homer.
All the Dolphin editions. particularly late re
prints, which often the most incorrect.
sAnalecta Minora, and Msjora.
Greek readers.
Goldsmi,h's history of Greece and of Rome
Anacreop.
Nelson's Greek Exercises; Hunting ford's perry
little better.
OLE books Of maps and Geography, Cellarius
and others.
Portus's Lexicon. to Herodotus. p
Small Lexicons, such as Bass Lexicon to, the
New Testament, Dawson's
Eutick's Latin and English Dictionary.
Schutz's Escnyius
Some Of the following books are mentioned be-
cause they Gre useful Others because they are per-
hap- the only books that can be easily procured
Many OF the n it will be- seen, will be more useful 10
the teacher than the lea, ner.
Schneilef's Greek and soSe OF them very
CnoG,h lie x;con Sde.r il would be easy
punncSans DO. to extend the list.
Jones, DO Schieusner's Lexicon te the Sep.
ius gint and New Testament.
SerupiI LEXICON, tbs London or Orford reprint
the old Eizepir.
ADAMS Latin Dictionary.
Faceioiatis' Latin Ii xicon, reprinted lately in
England with the ltahan translated into English
Matthia Greek Grammar.
Butmann's do. the translation contain many ~.
Valpy's do
Zunpt's La,iu Grammac
Buffers sketch OF Ancient Geography, Buffers
sma II maps.
D'Anrie's large maps.
Manner,'. Geography Of the Greeks and Ro-
mans, SC German
Adam Roman Antiquities.
Lemprier's classical Dict,onary--Aothon's cai-
ton oil New York, is to be preferred to tho English
edition; many &c agroph,cas rors are corrected /;
but there is still a considerable nnmbec OF typo
graphical errors in the book
Gil,ie's Greece. HeeIen' IS manuel ofthc histoiy
ofthe states Of Antiquity, and German,
Mrtford's Greece, See Westministcr Review,
I No x.
size, and improved at the time. -
Middieton's life OF Cicero. -
Schweighaeuser's Lexicon to Herodotus.
Nicouhr's an early Reconnaissance, German.
Elumiey's Medea. Heracliia, Bacchs, Edipus,
Tyranpus
Gassiord's or Schweis haeuser's edition OF Hcto,
dotus.
Schueider's edition of Xenophon, Is Bloomfield s
Eschylus as ia, it goes; but not Schutz's e0i.
ton oil Es hyius, Bekkers Thucydides, Bekker's
oratores attici, Dcmosthencs may he had without
the rest, Iacitus, oberri; Juvenalis Rupert
Chords translation of juvena aud Persius; Aris
to paAres Brunck Sannay's Lexicon to Aristo
phanes; Passon's Pluths, &c Eimsiey's Achar.
inensIs i; Larcnar ; translation OF Herodotus; Ho-
ratius Gesner. S.nith's Thucydikcs; Spema NJ s
Xenophon's Anabasis Bentley Terence: Mel
moths jefferson Cicero to his friends; Mousaut S
and Prevosie translation Of Cicero's letters; 2.
EnIShts Homer: NJ atthia's Euripides Brunck's
Sophocles with the late improvements.
The following are some oil the German classics
furnished at the book store, near the University,
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

Colonization Society--The design Of this
Institution seems 10 be gaining, rapidly and
extensively, the favourable opinion Of our
Countrymen an act making an annual APP
preparation of 200 TO aid the society has,
we have seen, passed both Houses Of the
Legislature of Maryland. In the Senate OF
PennsylyaDia, on Friday week, a bill was
reported making an appropriation Of s. 900
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
SPLENDID SCHEME

Mode % Dra,ciag.-The numbers will be
PM IN one wheel as usual, and in auo,Ler
VIII be put the prizes above The deuomina.
'ion "f Three Dollars, AMI the ,lrawipm IN
progress in the usual manner-rhe $500
prizes OF Three Dollars will be awarded In
high or low number, 20 be determined by
'ha' which may draw the prize of $4,000
Low numbers to $500 inclusive,
High numbers s.50i TO ~ 900. inclusive.
"A holder of two tickets, High and Lo,o,
must OF necessity draw one Prize ana may
draw two Capital Prizes also.
Vhofe Ticket 81, Half Sc, Quarter ST.
- TICKETS, AND SHARES s-
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
March "A, 1927.
DANCING SCHOOL

The subscriber tenders his sincere NO.
acknowledgements 20 his friends FOR Their for
mer liberal patronage, and, begs leave 70 in
form them, and the public generals. that
he will open bis school, in the frst week in
May. v. A. YAftpI
Mach "a, '27-tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
FOR SALE.

Sixteen barrels of good sweet Cider, n qian.
lily Of Whiskey, Rum and Cheese, Candles
by The box or ponnd, and a variety Of other
d0mestcs TOO numerous 10 menti on--oppo.
site the Central Hotel, main street, Char
lottesyil'e, by SAMUEL THOMRS.
February 24, 1824-2t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
BACON ANDLARn

have parcel of very uice Bacon and
Lard, cured by myself IN the best.mafsf,er for
family use its own appearance will be suf-
fciei recommendation persons ii waul will
please call and look at it.
p. F. BOYD.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
NOTICE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform the
ci'izens OF Charlottesville and its vicinity,
that they have rented the house belonging to
Mr.. Parish, on Random Row, FIRST door a.
bove Mr.. Spencer's Grocery, where they
VIII keep on baud a constant supply Of
Country produce--such as Flour, Corn.
Corn. Meal, oals, Chopt-Rye, Whiskey, Ba.
con, Butter, Irish Potatoes, Ste. &c. together
with many o.Ls: articles of produce which
they will sell low for cash. Persons wish.
'"y TO purchase are requested to give them
a call. ANDREW Is. M'CAUSLAND
HUGH GLENN.
March 81 1907 81
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

The Salem Register speaks in high terms of
new mode of generating steam, ard its application
to machinery, invented bya MIR Dixon Instead
OF boiler there cy lnd'cai vessel OF cast iron,
two feet in length, one foot in external diameter,
and about inc hes in thickness, which is called
abe Retort This RetoIt stands in air furnace,
am IS surroundcd with fuel which is Of coal. Ia
this RetoIt the steam is generated exactly as fast
ms IL is. wanted. This is effected by force pump,
worked by the MAJ hincry, which forcrsthe water,
witt an air vessel similar 10 that OF common hre
engine From this air vessel the water is convey
ed into tue Rctort. where through tube PERFORATED
with iDnumerabI. small holes it is dispersedin the
form of mist, and instantly Led into steam
In order ~ set the machine in motion, there Is
o.hcr force pump, worked by hand. Jew strokes Of
which force sufficient quantity DIVA, into the
Re:ort to give the first impulse to the machinery.
A boat to which the machinery applied, was
propelled at the rate of Six miles hour.
Bait american.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

The following exirac. isssken from sTbe Scots
mana paper published in Edinburgh. II 10 tru-
jy gratifying to the American, perceive the high
regard in which his country and its first men
hold around. One such tribute OF disn,erestsd
praise, is worth volumes ofiaboured, fusome pane
gyiic
"The American papers bring accounts Of the
death OF ,hetwo Ex-presidents, Jefferson and Ad-
ans. which, by an extraordinary coincidence. hap
Penod on the day, and that day the 4th of July
the iteth anniversary Of the signing of the Ameri.
can Declaration Of Independence, which was sub
scribsd by both Of these individuals. Mr. Adams
wa1 at one time the head oFthe Federal party which
at later period Of his life he sbandoned He was
man Of some literary taste and much activity, but
has done little TO Darn title to posthumous distinc-
ton. Mr. Jefferson wat the head Of the Democrat
&C party, and one of the best and enlightened
men ofth age, Providence called him to act dis.
tinguishcd part in the history Of the world, and
blessed him with the talents and virtues uece.sary
20 sustain it With honour, and to confer the mos
signal services mankind, which they ever respeo
from the labours Of an individual The man who
drew TIP the Declaration or independence, and wa.
The chief instrument in erecting the fret govern
saeai cUet founded folly and directly on the sover
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24
CENTRAL GAZETTE

a. Companies or individuals who NAV
purchase from ten 10 twenty tickets. vii,
have a liberal discount made them, and a
efeu't allowed Till ten days aftcrthe drawing
satisfactory assurance being given that
payment will be promptly made
Those who prefer IL, can have certificates
OF tickets, emitting the holder to any prize
that may be drawn by his number above the
denomination Of three dollars, at the fol-
lowing rates.
Certificate for a whole ticket sara.
Half, 81 81, Quarter 90 cts.
For all small prizes presented immediately
after the receipt of The drawing, the CASH
will be paid, or tickets given for them in the
State Lottery Of Virginia. to be drawn on
the 2sth day of April.
- Orders by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing The cash or prize tick
els III any Ut the lalr drawn lotteries, viii
m:ef the same attention as ON personal APP
Dlieati6a.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

4" great cdricty Of number,t Huh and Lon, ia
safe attic ONCE offhe
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last at
w alnut Grove, by tie Rev'd Mr. Wilson,
DANIEL FIsHBuRN, Esq. merchant Of
Waynesboroush, TO Miss ANN b. RopEs,
daughter Of Capt. Matthew Rodes OF Abe.
marie.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

In the Senate of Pennsylvania, on Friday
last, bill was reported making an appro-
priaiion of two thousand dolla,s in aid OF
The American Colonization Society
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-03-24

will appear in our next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
Hermitage, July 18th, 1927.

Running the eye over the Volunteer Toasts
drank at some OF the Festivals at The late Annvcr-
sary, we have clipped out few more Of them to
give to our rcaters.-.Aat. Intel.
At Wardcnsvillc, in Hardy County, Va. the
following toass represented to have been drank,
as volunteers Of course
Here is to the remembrance of the ilustrious
the immortal, the saviour of his country, General
George Washington. May he ever be remember
cd by all ranks and grades, until times last whlrl
wind rcnds the vaulted sky.
Here is health to commerce and freedom, and
may that noble General George Washington
may his name rcsound forever. May General Jack
son succeed in being nominated as President, and
may all Federalists go to the precincts of RUM and
the Republicans live in freedom and happiness.
Thomas Jefferson, the patriot. statesman, and
philosopher, He shall live in the heart of every
true American as long as any vesta virtue shall
inhabt.
May the name Of our beloved Washington sound
through each revolving year, until the last trump
shall announce the catastrophe of nature, and time
shall immerge in the oceans OF eternity.
And at Reading Pa. the following appears to
have flowed from the lips OF some whose heart
was so full as to leave his head empty:
u. II. Ha,ck. To the Fair Sex.-Nlan's conso-
ation in the hour OF anxiety. and decoration Of the
human race, whose smiles are as luscious as nee.
tar, and emphasis melodiously bewiching as the
harmony of Orpheus. may chastity and veIa city be
their ocular demonstration and may they never
be assumptioned cgress by the pomp OF glitterine
superficialitics.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

In the Court Of Oyer and Termner. at Albany,
in the case Of the PEopLE as ELsIE WutprLn.
the jury, on Friday afternoon, returned verdict
of Not Guilty." without leaving their scats.--
Strang 1.-THE murderer Of Mr.. Whipped was nor
admitted by the Court as witness, Strans is to
be hung Gil tic cath inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

The Providence Washington Insurance Compa-'
nv have presented five hundred dollars to Edward
}obson, mate Of the brlgantine Crawford for his'
exertions in rescuing the cargo and vessel On
Which they had insured to considerable anount
from the possession Of lardy and the three SPAN
isf pirates.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

M3r' Pay the Printer.--since we have been in
business we have not been compelled to resort to
legal measures to make our friends pay what the,
owe US. But if some OF them do not step forward
very soon, and give satisfae.ary Evidence Of their
friendship, we shall not be are to make this pleas
ing declaration much longer. We are tired Of
the old song "cnH again"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

An ARRAY, in which several persons were danr
.erously wounded by fire arms and baronets, tool.
place at Kingston, ii Upper Canada, on the 10th.
ultmu. in consequence OF procession by de-
notions opposed to the Catholics, and called, gen.
era!lv, O.augemen,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Inconsistency. Some condemn MIR. Clay's Wis
its to the west where his lite has been spent, and
his property is situated and friends live, and repre-
sent them as taken solely for ecationeering pur-
poses AM, others justify and admire the pilgrim
age of the two caucus electioneerers and pioneers,
Messrs Van buren, and Cambreleng.
Kentucky Reporter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

DIED-In Lancaster, Saturday last, Mrs LYDIA
LOVE- consoit Of Mr. Robert Love, Printer formerly Of
this Borough.
- In the same place. the 1st inst ALEXANDER
REYNOLDS, Esq. in the IS h year Of his age MIR. Il.
was native OF Delaware aud had just commenced the
practice Of Law in Lancaster.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10


Tpnprifp.-The editors of the New York Mer-
camille learn by the schr st. Croix, which left
Tenerihe Goth ult. that there had been no rain at
the Island since the beginning Of November, and
the crops had fallen short, in consequence nearly
one half. BY information from Madeira, that
place was in the same conditon.--At Gomara. a
party of troops, Go in number. had robbed the
churches of plate, and some inhabitants Of money
from one individual they took $4,000 They
then took possession Of a small English atteen
schr and made their escape, after wettng the pow
content existed among the troops at Ia. Island, and
a mutinv was daily expected.-Gen. Morales had
been appointed Governor Of tGc Canary Islands.
Ii was reported that he was on board an English
schooner at Cadiz, but dare not come out of the
harbor in consequence Of Colombian corvette pli-
vateer being off the port, with the intention Of
capturing him.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

The tables tarned.---A Mobile paper contains the
cautionary notice of Joseph Ramsay. which com.
mences thus:--
Notice to the public Whereas my lawful wiz,
Mary Ann Ramsay, has turned me out IF doors
without any just cause Of proyecaion, hereby
caution the public, &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10

Philadelphia, august Ave are happy II be.
ing able to inform our readers that the dispute
lately existing between the Journesmen House
Carpenters and their employers has been settled
in favor Of the Journeymen. This is corsee, con-
duct in the employers, and will reflect honor On
those master carpenters who brought the issue to
such an agreeable close.
We understand there were twenty-five brick
houses raiscd'' this day. On several we observ-
cd the following motto affixed:
From Six to Six.''
Mechanics .qdeocate.