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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-27

express grants Of the Constitution literally nterpretss';i
power is obtained hy corrupt coaons oe,"sen ,vhn
to the People and ms. ,anse ,hs%
have thus usped the Government, can , 1avs,n.
m asTs' p n es By political dsas public
liberty and political purity will be but empty names -
conclusion beg to offer to your acceptance se"'
ment suggested by the occasion ,,;..
The State of yirgina-Those even who cannot subscribe
70 All her noeal DOCTRINES are constrained 10 admire the
disin,erested purity Of her political principles.
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DINNER AT RICHMOND TO Mr.. RANDOLPH

IL.
The Dinner given the Eagle Hotel on the 8,h of
March MIR BASKs, Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
offciaed AS President, ass,s ed by Mr. B LE1ea and
CEo. lorAlL as Vice esidens Among the Toasts were
the following.
a. The Constitution Of tie United sta,es-The Rnbco,
OF Federal po@er-The dagger Of Brutus the Caesar
who dares tempt to pass il.
S.. James MAdson-Gra;uce 10 the Statesman who i
1887 mainly contributed form the Constitution &c H.
United Satesand ~hose Report in go affords Inc ,rus
exposition Of is principles
n John Randolph Of Roanoke-Ihe constant defende,
Of the principles Of the Cnnstitnon-The fearless onpo
nent of g mlschievcus adm abstraction
Mr. RASDoIpH AID said that he had only HE noor
hanks TO Otter ~ retun for the honor distinguished a.
II was uhnerhed, Which had been conferred upon hin,
tie Knew that o. lac had become practice that
the person t selected The object Of distinction and
hospitality LIQUID make ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in sat
spaech But, az q plain and oldfastoncd yrrnian H.
ms - permitted 70 say thar he jeemed !, n he a cue
tom honorec in Tie hrea ch than IL the ,hseryanc
He fell assured THAT declaration of Tia princnes as
called fur By the occasion. Il woua indeed he tn CO
yefc tax upot 'Ae courtesy Of that negligent audtorv
fcr him to attempt 10 gloss what he had dons or ia
omitted 10 DO lie DID not expect them Judge Of those
principles from any declarations that he might s.e q, -
make, instead OF nterring them from the act. Of he mn
Ic e, which had commenced the last century ara had
te'anated but lew days ago lie concluded by drinking
NE heats hf The COMPANY and wishing the nenhe :
OF me assembly sss and happy return e her families
Their friends and tser constituents
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TsI THE LEVY COURT

rFNsIE Committee appointed 10 settle with the County
L Treasurer. Report the following giving correct,
Of the transactions Of that Department for the peced-
lng year.
S'a'enen marked a. exhibits the different sums IN
der t. respective heads paid by the Treasurer up to
ttt Of March, 1827and also the received from
~ Cec Of Taxes and other sources and the balance
now remaining in the Treasury.
Statement CD shows the amount of Tax levied for the
yesr l826the errors commissions and allowances made
lie Callectorsthe paid by them to this date
and he balances due from them respectively.
Statement CO. shows the balances due to and from the
County up 10 the present date
y. FAIRS.
Y PORTER,
WIN WELDON. Cd.
March 81, 1897. Committee
CA Payments ard Receipts by CArrn p. REsSrrr ESQ
Treasurer II eascae County from The 90 Of .arch 49,
. ~ Sd IF March 1927.
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Sl50s 50
in favor Of the County.
Niewrastie County, So.

DO CEHTIEY The above and precedlhg p
q pt ges he true copy ofthe Original remaining
8LS.$a filed of record.
B88* In Testimony whereof have hereunlo
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court this eleventh
day Of April, u 1927. L. STOCKTON,
49-3t Clerk Of The Peace
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Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike Gonna. =
ny, rent Of Naamans Creek Bridge Al
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Statement (C) shor.ins ae balances dus 10 and from Gs
County on The SO IF March. 1877.
DUE THE COUNTY.
Balance in the Treasury on settlement this go, ,e
day, per statement A.
Due from William Nandegrift, balance Of Tax,
principal and interest for the Year 1890 254 %
Robert Oge do. 1921. 81
N. Delaplain do. 1898, in.
terest included, IS 0S
Thomas Naudan do 1894 1g3 q
William Anderson do. go o6
Abraham Ewes do. 52t6
Robert Galbrai,h do. 1926 e.
Samuel Mcintyre do s24 s.
Andrew McMurphey do. 629 II
Balance of Taxes for 1896, not vet paid ever
by the Collectors, per Statement y 1856 e.
S9cl7 81
--=------r-
DOE FROM THE COUNTY,
Balances unpaid Treasurer's Books.
for accounts and allowances by the Le-
W Court to this date, 1868 rs
Treosnler's noe in Bank Of Delaware 1000 90
do. 10. TO L Gilpin, Treasurer, 1850 20
do certificate transferred to w.
Seal, 1915 II
$500 sSi5 81
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i virtue OF deed 81 tr,,.t eS,ta,d by Susan r. H.;
- TO The suhsefber dated tie 9Th d,y Of An,J te,e 80
'eeToed ~ the clerks Office OF tfenrico eouuv l ,e 80
k's OF occurring ihg payment of debt therein n.n,.J
m proceed to sell TO the highest bidder AZ pnlc s"e;
70, feaIy money on Monday the 9th J,v of 'F.b,,, -
eeore The door 81 The Courthouse fIenie. County =;
% parcel I" land situated 10 the ioser end Of al
spyons we lands- o. Wm Willis anI cthsr,, eootsr;ns =,
ss''pa,." three hundred aud nioety sc., and tbs
on WINCH The said Ligoo resides. Sneh Tile oniv a. !; J
"'''e '"o'o''oef VIII De eonvevej 20 the pnfclt.,f
t. On LOFTfN ". ELLErT. Trustee.
70-fds
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jan -
NsUam G,d,nmar School.

- . 01"IF' 0TU''NTUF NC7tUOT.
VIE public are respectfully informed that in addition 10
= very extensive course of classical aud ma m.te
reading the ench, Spanish aud Italian ,nguayrs can now
he taught at tbs institution -
i. 'Y, ihe g."einin VIII engaged 10 give course Of
eees IN the.. language, Testimonial, hi,
competency He syien is that Of Du Fie te
wim,L a e now centrally admitted. - o : =
ihrTe will he an adh!vh, Zee Of $50 payable to Mr.
r ms cum oi textures. Those only who learn these
suase' viii b. required toPay the additions, tuition Fec
VII. u. GILES.
BART; EGAN. =
~ consequence ofh scmen, al the Wgwam NJ Tsy
I'D Richmond -A
in. 81 20 oe,
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YO IObnccO Piunfers,

10 Tobacco POINTERS.
NfSiE subscriber has in pateu, for
- improved kiln for curing Tui,accn which viii in do.
u'ne - lad before thu public The Improvement eor,ii,
guard sgas, binng the house aud prevents the
, OF me tobacco by the smoke; with many Other avsn-
ssehH Thought necenary L, In tbs u,ea
time persons feeling interest the subject osn obtain in
'na," from the subscriber, from Charles " Kimh
" "e h"u'e ol Dritgass EDMUND PENDLEfON.
Lnniss. Van 25 20 -.
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MR.. s. MRS. I'M N-

WILL eotinue their School city of the
" Pe'~nt scholastic Of mont is the vacation being
aans the m,a,h OF august aud September They propose
English Language, granlma and sri,hm,t;e shs @
iht"ry aad geograPy the French Italian Language.
u., ON the Piano aud Guitar, and painting OH velvet hr
L1 Mn language a.; ;; will be taught, il required
MI Anu M anies being qualified the 10 what
above Proposed (or the presently they orr the following
very terms to those who enter for the year
price; "a - - -'s"@'
EnTinh' the Elements Of iIory and Geography.
. Arithmeiic and painting on Velvet TT 500
Tie ahoye with Fieuch
do do Italian ~,
do do Music *
Muaic only 80 80
Col Browne, with whom Mr.. and SIR, Jane. reside in thu;
Pheasant aud Sonmod,s house of Mr.. Webb on h. CONT
house green, brlwsen AIRS Peachy aud JuIse Tueker, VIII
ks young ladies boardes ten month, aud
,hd every thing To such board Mrs j AMI NJ
LEVINE promise; every attention TO morals aud
long residencr an France aud Italy Mr. & nIr, j. are
raeieh ospsk and pronounce the French aud Italian Ian
,h.y are strangers IN Virginia the public have right to
expect some Testimonials of their ability pero, the s,k
winch hey have udeitsken They have liberty to refer 10
Mrssr. Csnphti Dew and Browne, Professors William
place. " ''"'
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fsil9efshp between The ubscrihers under the 6rn III
1'e ,,,a ~ Wocjscu Co. nv uutus consent de-,
ossd Wnsa Anderou ~ settle tbe cIsiss, as,in.i aud
'o"e agh2fSed 70 eelee. he debt! due to sid hrm
w. ANDERSON.
e. 100, .. ?. WOoDsON.
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take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the worth ..
wen as Capacity OF Mr. and Mrs. Bohbit anI from, INV a.
quantsnce with their location and fee tIst
entitiedto public patronage. COL A. Ci AGRonNEy
- 1850.
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my eh,idren have attended the school uf Mr. Mr.. lame.
think them euneny well qualified teach what thew nro
ps.ei aui ab satisfied that they will fully realize any
'a''o"' winch parents or guardian, may entertain
i'm - W. Dt.C"NS''
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IN SENATE -JANuARxIs.


communication was received from the House
OF Delegates that they had agreed to The Senate,
amendments TO the bills, divorcing David Parker
IRON his wife Jane SC. Sc
MIR. Clopton, from the joint committee appoin,-
ca 10 wall on John Tyler, Esq and inform him of
MS eieciion 10 the Senate of the United States.
reported that the committee had, according IN or
der, performed that duty, had addressed him and
received reply, which being read by the clerk
were, on motion of Mr.. McCarty, ordered N h,
laid upon The table.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
me Governor, as President OF the Board of Public
works, communicating thsr annual repor, which
being real, on motion of Mr.. d abe. were or,l.r.d
TO be laid upon the table
On motion of Mr.. Carter, the Senate then adj.
journei.
JANUARY 10.
Mr. Boyd, from the Committee of Genera, laws
reported the b!!, more eifsr,uay to provide foI
ascertanng and settling the Western Boundary
line of Maryland and Virginia. Me-ns. BOYD s
Morgan spoke al length agsins, the passage Of the
Dill, which was rejected by the House
Mr. CaDeii reported the bill all horizine ." Wm
II. MeTwethe' 10 erect toll bridge across he Ri
wanna fVer, with an amendment which was =
greed Ia. MIR. Fat eson said that many OF bis
constituents were interested in the pass,qe of tina,
bill. and IN 'ed that il be laid upon the ,aI,l- ,o
gre him an opportunity better 10 understand its
provisions.
Mr. Boyd from 'he Committee of general laws.
reported the bill, "to amend the &C, entitled an
act to allow wrs of error and appeals in certain
cases. In giving security for only" with an
ae"'neh., "'eh was agreed to, snd the bill
passed by the Senate
Mr. Morg N moved to t,ke up the bill. To
divide the htty-third regiment of militia ia the
County OF Campbell''- which onhis motion. wa,
! amended, by giving the power to the Executive
10 divide Regiments. the bill on motions of Messrs
Paueson anu Martin, was further amended. and or
Mr.. Daie's motion laid on The table.
Tho Speaker laid before the House . Lite, fo
ioe Second AUDITOR communicating "a report Of the
Board at Public Works, in relation 10 the propos.
ed road from Ohio to Winchester, which brin.
reai' on Mr. Nlorgrn's motion was referred 10 the
committee OF Internal Improvement.
Ell.
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coHEY.y orc,cr ,,.,,
NJ. ALEXANDER

orr,o, . Januuy 25d, Is27
6lfFfcJAL MOTT E.-The Drawing 4 An, T6;,J c;,.,
- y me IfRGfyT1 STdTE LOTTERY for he bsos.
w o. tue boHongofia dcndepy. will take PLACE arrs,a y IA
no, emtn, he.tofac sthe CRY HALL ToSrroy a,
Jsu % -
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EDUCdTTOW


VIE Principal OF the Institutions st the Brun,,vt N;,.
I springs INFORM, the public that, having ms
snna'on lately occupied by Col WIN. Rice, distant half
saa SPf'ng', he will remove the Female School nv
es On The same terms etoore The Male Schof .;r
eontilne at the Springs where col will be
accommodate boardeis the ters The great
IN preparing aoe aud odious builtp - nui
VI e STUDENT will is hoped secure liberal ,h,re Of ma
tronaye. -'" -As VI t.
The course Of studies pursued these institution, h.v;n
appeared III ner public ATOMS will suicepl at pre,ev;
1reen nd French Languages and the Sciences usually
m colleges and academies The young ae in ali ~. nfi
anu brarches OF Female music painiiu,
emorodey The different branches Of the Earii,h and the o.
ment procured, and will he prepared 10 ene on her p,;s,
some unc during the month. After going ,ronrb
course the Young ladies With s.d
eua ana honorary certificate In discipline and
Inc morals Of those committed will also be
euai attended TO and IN aid this learned n;nr, /.
already pr cured who will preach once month or ofcn.r
IN the Fl enrh Academy. - As''
Jan. ?, 1897.
me sunseriters are intimately acquainted will and
MS poDot Principals Of the Literary Iusu.ions Al th.
oIuhswek Hnera SPRING, and do cordially unite o,lr
NJ u, nsI 'avoi as instructors Of youth. But Mr.. and
Mrs D. have been too long the possession the condrn,
and suaan. to need any, further
u tht deserved standing their several Tn.
70. OF then school well adapted for the purpose
ne s'on oi The children with them, when com
pared WITH ie appearance Of many when thrv srrvr
pear evidence to the fact of the of the
hsod and the Jujiooss cement Of Ms b. with tn
young ladies under her care, with the voun
committed 10 NJ, charge, promise TO give Gus
country sons and daughters. u whom she may proud
REV. rHOS p. HUNT,A ~
GRlEVE DRUMMOND,
COL. WIN. RICE.
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pared 10 act ca tits subject, aud waived discuss
sion OF the merits of the amendments
Mr. Co'sios, next addressed the House in opposi-
tion TO the amendments. =
ihe question being taken, the smendu ents were
Tgeeted by ayes noes-ayes 81, noes l0S.
Mr.. Ghoison then offered the following pream-
ore, winch was agreed to ayes l02. noes I0l.
frequent, earnest and respectful petitions
nave been presented to the Legislature Of Virginia
praying the Passage of law alfurding facilities by
which full expression of The public voice NAV
oe had as TO the propriety ofcailing Cony .ntion
20 amend the State Constitution :. And where
as a. Is believed by the present General As
senbly that the proracted agitation of this
Question has engendered feelings and jeaiousies
ihimicsi the public veal. s. which can be best al
iayed by full fair and unquestioned. declaration
Oh The pubic will alone: and whereas they are
persuaded by experience and observation, that
from the extent Of our country, number of
our population, and other cau-es, a general
anu satisfactory develupement of public SEN
uhent can scarcely be had without, the aid
OIL legislative facilities: and whereas thew
eonscien'iously entertain the opinion that the
grant OF such facilities i. strictly within the limit,
OF their legislative powers. For the purpose.
therefore, OF aiding the people in sscerianing the
punhc VIII on subject affecting the hshes,
political interests; and by this means to allav
excitement. and remove discomfort. and wi,hou,
any intention either directly indirentIy of ex
pressing any opinion on the propriety of cons,itu-
iohai reform, or influencing in any manner public
opinion IN relation thereto
Mr.. Opshm moved so to amend the bill as IN
ae'e, he vote OF the people until April 1928, and
On inns motion lie called for the yes and Noes
before The question was taken the House adjourn
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been the subject OF much conversation in our D.
ii'ieal circles. Much may be said on both
sides" We were at FIRST inclined to believe
nat It would be more becoming in him to resign
than to retain his Office; bu, we are now hsppv 10
understand that Mr.. r. had determined to remain
III the expiration Of his Office independently Of
other considerations, there is one which hs,
very powerful effect in conducting our minds to
the present conclusion. Many imposian, measur.
are to be debated and decided during the presen,
session. Among these, is particularly the proi.c,
OF the Administration to close our ports TO The
West India Trade. o. these subjects, MIR. r is
qualified by study oftbe Documents, by CONVEX
satien as well as by reflection. TO vindicate the
interest OF Virginia. He is soldier, armed. and
equipped, and prepared for the combat Shall.
then, he resign, and reduce the Legislature to the
necessity of sending az. a substitute compare
lively new soldier from the ranks?
Ihe department Of Mr.. r. since his defeat. has
endeared him 10 all his friends. and disarmed even
MS Opponents. He shows himself to be superior
70 The blow which he has received, and the resent.
men' with which it is calculated to inflame an or
binary mind-Ife will therefore look less to him
sell, and more to the good OF his country. In
this frame OF mind, he has determined to remain
where be is. e'''''
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An interesting Debte took place in the Senate
and House of Representatives on Friday, on the
proposition 10 appropriate $50 090 to the relief Of
the suffering ciizens OF Alexandra. We have no
room Tor II. and must lay i, over till our next
~ ) evenson and kives Of Virginia, and
Hamilton OF 5. &. took their stand upon the ram
parts OF the Constitutions and denied tina, Conyres
bad any Legitimate rish, to appropriate money
(ou' OF the general funds of the naion) for such
object.
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YEsTERDAY-A communication was received
from the Senate, that they had passed with amend
ments, the bill authorizing WIN II Meriwelh-r TO
erect toll bridge across The Rivanna river. The
Senate's amendments were agreed to.
MIR Gordon moved 10 change the hour Of the
meeting OF The House TO IL o'clork- on the
ground that much imporian, business yet remained
TO be transacted by the Committees; and that they
had not time to get through scarcely any one sub
Ject of morning, before The meeting Of the House
This motion produced some con, ersa,ion among
members, and was rejected, So to 81.
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CONyENTTON


Mr.. Lcgver called up the Convention bill: And
Mr.. OPshur resumed his argument in favor OF
his ameDdm ants, and occupied the floor for some
line; Mr.. u. called for the ayes end noes lie
wssteplied to by MIR. Wallace. at length
Mr.. Jidy opposed lie amendments because they
provided for the organization of Convention
which was not expected ether by the friends OF
opponents OF a Convention among the people
lie thought IL as proper 10 submit at once a CON
pete constitution for the people TO vote upon
lie was oppo-ed 10 Convention and believed il
the simple question submitted, Convention or
no Convention, they would decide against one; AID
all the time employed in adopting these amend
men's would be lost. If the people, however,
decided IN favor Of Convention, then it would
be time enough 10 decide upon the principles upon
which is should be organized If the amen Inients
proposed TO organize the Convention upon the
most acceptable principles to him, b. should till
oppose them, because by their instrumentsIiiy a
Convention might be called, against the will Of
the people, by naked majority Of votes. The
mode OF scanning deciding on the polls he OBJ.
jectei to. That House would not trust any indi-
sidual OF body but themselves, TO decide upon the
returns OF its own members and yet they were
called on to coafiIe this power TO the Governor,
upon question Of such momentous importance
- that o. calling Conyeaiioa lie ras not pres
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me course, which Mr.. Randolph owes !, 10
himself and TO bis country to parsse. in ,bs une~'
asstea aui'ade ia which be las tsso Dlaced 80
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