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Delaware journal., 1827-11-06

The Lynchburg Virginia, Of the 25th ultimo.
lsays, 4" We have received second communication
from Mr.. Madison. from which we learn that, in
disappearing of the proceedings of the General As.
sembiy of the State, which would limit the power
of Congress- over trade, regulations having revenue
alone for their obect,' he designed to give it as his
|opinion that Congress has Alright to impose tariff
of duties having for its objects protection and en-
coa4, ageme,,t of domestic manufacturers" This was
the doctrine Of MIR. Madison and ninetenths OF the
Congress, in 1889, and nobody could doubt that it
was his doctrine still. But, after the argument
against it, inferred from the opinions of MIR. M. on
other topics, it is well that he has suffered his
opinion upon it to be given to the world in explicit
terms.
Mr.. Madson's Letter has spread dismay in the
Opposition ranks. The great lever. the uncon-
stitutionaity of the Tariff, that theme of so much
defamation, and of so much legislative hoeu'
pocus. has broken in their hands. Mr.. Madison
thinks that the power to protect Manufactures II
not only constitutional, but was primary conside
ration in adopting the Constitution The wire draw
ers and hair spltters, what has become OF their in
tangible theories and learned deductions9 their con
structiun construed, constitu tions vndcated, ant
contemporaneous expostions Swept away by the
first touch Of the BROOM k'chmona Vig.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
FOR SALE,

NINE Shares of Kennel Turnpike Stock. In
qnire at the Office of the Journal. 57--4t
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
Navy DEPARTMENT,

Gath October, 1897.
A board for the examination of Mdshipmen,
whose warrants bear date prior to the 1st January,
1919, has been ordered to assemble at the Navy,
Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y. on Wednesday the 7th No
vember next Commodore CHAuNcEy will be pre-
sdent.
After that examination is closed, another will be
ordered for certain Midshipmen whose dates o.
Warrant are subsequent to ist january, 1919.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06

tually deliver, and may be given to the world BY 4
Reporter
Thought it might not be advisable to adhere to this
rule of reporting only the substance speeches, the
next day after they delivered, in all cases still
we should suppose that the effect would be salutary
in exhibiting many members according as they ought
TO be estimated, and not by the number ofwords which
they could string together in their closets and have
inserted in public print actually delivered
in Congress.
The proceedings of the Senate will be reported
in the Journal more fully than they have been here
loiore, in that paper.
One of the most violent declaimers against the
woollens bill, in South Carolina, is represented as
buying bale of Domestic Woollens, taking coun-
Gil of his purse instead Of his preudices, and finding
it advisable, in the present case, not to agree with
those of his countrymen who 'propose never to
buy any articles from the manufacturing states.'
As the story now goes. the body that was suppos-
ed to be Morgans proves to be that Of a man from
Canada, and Mr.. Ellting who had been almost Nor
ganzed turns out to be an impostor.
The committees from Hartford and Cecil Coun-
ties appointed to select and recommend a suita-
bic person to be supported as an Elector Of Pres-
dent and Vice President, met at Port Deposit, Oct.
97 agreeabiy to public notice; and COL JAMES
SEWALL, of Cecil County, was unanimously re-
commended to the support of the citizens Of those
counties. Gen. Thomas NJ. Forman has also been
nominated in the same Electoral District. Col.
Sewall is friendly to the Administration, and Gen.
Forman to Gen. Jackson.
The people of this country have been compliment
ed on their character, conduct, and intelligence :
but many of the statements IN the Opposition prints,
if they are published to be believed, seem to imply
that the people are ignorant; wanting usual discern
ment easily led astray by any tale told by inte-
rested persons; mt knowing the difference between
the interests Of aspiring politicians and those of the
nation afflicted with the most hurtful prejudices /;
more influenced by their passions than by fact, ar
gument, and probability and if not destitute of
common sense, having just brains enough to be i'm
posed upon by the numerous fabrcations Of the OPP
position.
We have received "the proceedings of the General
Convention. at Harrisburg. OF the Agriculturaists and
and others friendly to the encouragement
and support ofthe Domestic ndusy of the United States
accompanied wtha Memorial to Congress- and Address
to the public and Appendix to this address containing
vast and useful body Of information subject not
generally fully understood but which claims the atten
ton and the real interest of the great the
people of this country.
To those who want information, simply on this subject
IS well as to those who Interested Agriculture Com
merce, Manufactures, we recommend not only perusa
but releae, study of the contents of this important pam
phet 1t can be had for re, and ought be general,
circulated, aud carefully and deliberately examined ant
considered
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
From the Richmond Whig.

Decatur f. Jackson. n.--The account recently re.
published in this paper Of the extraordinary scene
between Decatur and Jackson, in the lobby of the
United States Senate, was no, exaggerated. Mr..
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06
From, the United States Gazette.


We learn that the police of the city, has recently
ferreted out large number of persons connected
with counterfeiting establishment, on very ex-
|tensive SCALE The names of several individuals
Ihave been mentioned to us which, however. it may
not be the best for the present to publish.
1t is mentioned to us, that one Of the members OF
the counterfeing society had passed fifty dollar
note upon shopkeeper. IA femae) in Second street
who the next day, exhibiting it to gentleman
Learned that it was counterfet-while they were
examining the note, the person who had passed il
was in the street, the gentleman lett the shop
and followed him up the street. as far as Green stree
near to which he turned, and was about to enter
house, when the person in pursuit beckoned to him
he stopped and enquired his business with aim. -
understand" said the gentleman ''that you have
some counterfeit money to sel-.'a 'ttle," repl,ef
the person--and what do you ask 9-Twenty-fv'
cents on the dollar - and can you let me have
$1,000 at that rate :. The bargain for smal
amount was made, and the time and place for tn
lconsumnation agreed on.
The gentleman then directed his course to tn
Mayor's Office warrant was issued, and when tn
note merchant wa. looking for his customer tn
thigh constable hoped in and closed his accounts
i The detected man turned states evidence, and cr
minated, as we have before stated, large number
Ibis confederates,
Delaware journal., 1827-11-06

CoNsrANrINorLE. Aug 81.
From to 1000 men, infantry and artillery, left
this capital, last week, for the Dardanelles, where
great preparations for defence are making. Per-
feet tranquility, however, prevails here and we'll in
formed persons are generally Of opinion there will
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

"Frown Indignantly upon dawnng
one poru n OF the u.io1 from anoher.n WARRINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, March 3l
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser. March a.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The ship Trident, Capt Swaine, arrived last
evening from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
morning of the 10Th of February, but Capt Swaine
brought no advces later from London than the
Courier of the evening of the 10th.
.smsrfcan Stocks on the 18th of February
Three per Cents 70 1-2 ; -Four and Half, 50; Fiyes,
for 1921, 95 Skies. for 1878, 81 2; Do. for u,
So; DO for 1915. 90 l-2; N. Y. Canal Stock for
1926, 95 Louisiana Fives, 81 LA 90; U. ). Bank,
24i.
The Liverpool Commercial Chronicle contains
gloomy picture of the distress prevailing IN the
manutac curing districts.
A Ion. debate took place in the House OF Com
mons on the 18th Of Feb. the subject of the emf
cratons to the colonies, which endedn the reap
pointnent Of committee for that purpose.
Petitions were pouring into both houses Of par
lament upon the subject of the corn laws some for
their continuance, and others for their repeal. At
the sitting of the 18th
Lord King said he had great number OF pc.
titions to present on the same subject, some ct ct
which he should present tosnight: They prayed
for an alteration Of these laws. He was desirous
to see them amendcd--he cc'ld not seethat an al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

teration of those laws could in any way injure the
landed interests--he was landed proprietor, and
nnetenths Of his property consisted of land, and he
was willing to part with the Corn Laws. The first
petition he should present was the inhabitants OF
Dysart, in Scotland--the petitioners complained
that they worked 16 l-2 hours, day, and could
not earn more than IS sd per week. They we're
desrous of seeing the corn law amended-they
wished that the Poor Laws rather than the Corn
Laws might be extended to Scotland The petit
ton was then read and ordered to lie the table.
The other petitions were from Elgin, and from the
SIX incorporated trades of the Royal Burgh OF
Bauff to the same effect"
In the house of lords on the 18th. the Marquis of
Lansdown gave notice that he would call their
lordships' attention to the catholic claims on the
9th of March.
Constantinopte, Jan. 1o.-Nothins particular
has occurred since last post. But the affairs Of
Greece, according to the most recent accounts
from the theatre Of war. received by way Of Smyr-
ma, and which come down to the Cd January, ap-
pear to take turn more favorable to the wishes Of
the friends of the Greeks than was to be expected
after the last campaign. All Livada, East and
West Greece, are again in complete state of in
surrection. The apparent submission Of those pro
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
From the Baltimore american, March %.

From the Baltimorp -4merlcdn, -HaTch oH.
A letter from Harrisburg, under date of esd in
slant says:-" In the House Of Representatives,
Mr.. LEHMAN offered resolution which was adopt
ell, and which goes in effect to put off, at least Tor
the present session, the Baltimore application 1T
sanctions the principle, that Pennsy yivania ought
to keep the Susquehanna in her own hand. and that
a rail road from Swatara to Columbia. and thence
through Lancaster to Philadelphia ought to be
made"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
Office n HE Scyefary ef Slc.e,

Down, March 27,h, 1897.
A List showing the namesand amount
I n of stock OF the retailers Of for.
cign goods, wares and merchandise,
within the State Of Delaware, who have,
conformably to the provisions of the.
acts OF Assembly in such case made,
obtained and paid for licenses 10 sell
by retail. the said goods, wares and
merchandise; prepared from returns
made into this Office by the Clerks of
the Peace ofthe Counties respectively /;
TO wit:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

Destruction of Inssets.-As the season Of veg
etation approaches, remark upon the application
NAV m not be amiss. In he process of preparing
tobacco for use, liquid is finally expressed from
it which is very cheap, and highly destructive to
animal lite. This mixed with three to five parts
of water, is found to be an efectua remedy, for
the aphis caterpllars, and similar insects which
infest fruit trees.
Mr.. J. C. Giilelund, late member Of the Penn
sylyania Legislature, has associated himself as CO
editor with Sir. Rinas. Of the DemoeratisPfess.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

yinces has ceased; ell tic inhabitants Is fs- a.
salona and Folo, are under arms. The Greek
'apitanl are every where distributing arms and
ammunition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

The press Of advertisements has compelled us
to defer several communications, and much other
matter, to our next.
We sorry that some Of subscribers pay little
regard to their promise We would those of them
whom this will apply. whether they think their conduct is
patience of Job 10 keep in a good lumor with some Of
your Promising Of newspaper For the innrma
on Of those who have been long time indebted for the
paper, for advertising and to whom many unsuccessful
applications have been mahe would observe that we
expect stock Of patience be entirely exhausted in
precisely weeks rom this date when intend take
the speedies means obtain what they disposed not
to give until compelled.
Whilst complain Of the unjust return our sincere
thanks to those who have been just and by whose punc
tuaity have been enabled proceed with pubca
tion. April 3, 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

G An assortment of new and elegant Types and borders
enables the Editors Of the Wstcman to print CARDS.
HANDBIrI.s and all kinds Of Job printing, in the best
style. Terms will be reasonable.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
-~ .I0DNoG c.

The Borough election is approaching, and the
subject begins to excite public attention. We be-
ieve, from what we have heard. that the election
will turn on the question of " Water. or no wa
ter :"-vhether we shall have the water from the
Brandywinc brought into the Borough or mott
We think that every citizen who has the good Of
the Borough at heart. would give his vote to man
who will support measures calculated to furnish
plentiful supply Of water to the Borough. IL pc
ference to bestowng it on one who would oppose
such measures.
The attempt to supply the town with water -
means Of Lottery, having failed. we understand
that many of our citizens are determined t. .pnort
only such persons for Councmen as will lie u.
vorable to obtaining loan to purchase mil site.
and endeavor to accomplish the desirable q1]rc. il
that manner.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

Discernmsnt.-Corporal Harker is just begin
ming to find out that General Jackson is great pst-
riot. He says the General never prosecuted the
Federalsts. To show the Corporal's consistency,
we would refer the reader to the file of the Della
ware Gazette for 1892 The Corporal is beginning
to repent for all the naughty that he then APP
Piled to the General. He's not going to say any
thing more about "the military despot' and the
second section-" the most Objectionable mana
and the defer of the laws and tramp!er upon the
rights of others, &c. No, no-Mr. MI.aae has
changed, and the Corporal MUST.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
S6o,e45

Published in obedience to The act Of
Assembly entitled can act laying du.
les on licenses to retailers of foreign
goods, wares and merchandise"
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON,
42-&s Secretary Of Ssute.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03

The First African Protestant Episcopal Church
in Baltimore, was consecrated on the s1st ult.
Mr. Lockwood, respectable merchant of New
York, who was so severely scalded by the acci
dent on board the steam boat Oliver Ellsworth,
has died.
An Ok, weighing iioo pounds, fatted in Cecil
County, Md. BY Mr.. Moses Starr, was sold IN the
Elkton market on Friday.
The Apprentices Library of Philadelphia has
a capital Of above Sao0o-and dispenses instrnc-
tion to between Z and hundred youths
A Schoomaster Of Harvard, Mass, has been tri-
ed for expeilng lad from his School who refused
to attend prayers when in the room. The Court
held that the master exercised righttnl authority,
and acquitted him without leaving their seats.
A living Chameleon from Malaga is exhibiting at
the Philadelphia Museum.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Office, at Wilmington, Del.
ST, 1927.
letters on this list, will please
tised.
Lydia 8. Lackey
ANNA Long
Mary Livezey
M
Joseph Mitchell
Sarah Ann Massa
Ann Miller :
Camille Mignoo
Henry Massey
James Murdoch
Thomas Munhollen
Gilley Mathews
C. Mignot
William Miller 8
Ann Moogins
William Murphcy
Mary Moore
M. II. Miller
John Morrow
James Mathews
William Muthey
Hannah Moore
John Mcguire
Daniel Moran
John Miller
Frances Nils
"
James Newall
Stephen Newell
Mary holland
John Meals
Deborah North
Ca,p,at Naokitt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-03
IN NEWCASTLE COUNTY

From June lsf, 1926, to February
22d. 1927.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-07
YOUNG ShAyDI!AJo
.1ANDaZgG-sCx

At Wilmington, Dctn1care, conducted By WILL
AM SHERER, 10Th the assistance Of accom-
pLiShed female Teachers.
THE course OF instruction pursued, at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful, and most of the orna
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises are photography Reading, Writing, Artf-
metic. English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; CONSTRUCTION of
Maps; Use of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry:
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY EXERCISES. biblical REGULATIONS: Evil
dences of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species of Composition Recapuations.
TERMS.-Boarl, and Tuition in any ofthe fore
going branches, $50 80 per quarter; or if pail in
advance, $780, Music including the use of Piano.
Sl2. French. by one of the best masters. Sc Der
quarter. Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
The discipline of the School is mild. parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only t,
the manners of the young ladies but to their moral
and religious instruction. They are regularly con
Quoted osuch places of Worship and Sunday Schools,
as their parents or guardians approve Exercise
health and of mental energy, occupy the intervals Of
time MT devoted to study. The institution, in all
its departments, is conducted in a manner which.
vt is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation Of its
patrons.
Rgereaces.- Wmington-Rev. Il. w. Gilbert
Hon. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'I.ane: philadei
phia-Rev. DR.. Wilson; Rev. DR.. Janeway; Mr.
William Janvier, Merchant; James q. Thomson
Esq. Professor of Languages, University of Penn
sylvania.
March If
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g. I:szzshIvs;u a TTON.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, yalr,
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to nm
about two miles below Chs,iana-B Bridge. If con-
tains 2 acres so of which are under thriving fin.
Der, and the remainder under tillage, with good
proportion well set with clover: there's also on tIe
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are in
good order. The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary. A further description
will be given, and the land shewn TO any one apply.
ing, by the subscriber, living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM B. M'lNTIRE
15-t1Doc
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Silk dying & Securing.

JAMES SS1I7YI carries on the ADORE bu,o,..
in Us cartons branches. al No LOO. Saio!ev.si,eoI
feao doors abocethe upper MoyhG; andho. es 10 co
time to gipe satiyaction to all scho may tavor him
tUith their custom.
Wilmington, Ifay 8, 1927. A 4,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-07
Valuable Medicines.
H9HN,S .4N7TBILIOUS PILLS.

The operation of these Pills IS perfectly miia SO .l,a'
and of every age. m a.,,.,e,ous
They are exceleny adapted to carry OIL super1uou,
bile, and prevent its morbid secre.io"so restore amd
,herbv colds which have fatal consequences
dose never fails TO remove cold, if taken on i's firs' a
pearance ,., .;..os,
They are celebrated for removing hab''"ai coS'senes
sickness ut the stomach and severe head acne, anu oubn
10 he taken bv all persons on a change OF climate.
dose fthese pills, taken once every two tSs' aurns
the prevalence Of our bilious levers, will prove an ina
bic preventive; aid in the earlier stages OF hoe
,her u.e viii yerv generally succeed in restoring health,
and frequently in eemed desperate, and beyond inc
power of common remedies.
They are found rema ably eicacons IN preventing ana
curing disorders attendant long voyages, and should be
procured and carefully preserved for by every seaman
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-07
oNSeiC GrOceru.

HUGH A1'DEVII'T Jegs leaue to inform ".
Friends and the Public. that he has opened oo mJ
assortment Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FR 5fvS
&c. &c. at No. 1ol, Miply-st. doors ADORE n.
upper Marka-house; yherc goods ofHe first ouoEn,
r'lay al,cays be had, and on The most satisiacloy
terms.
INay 4. 1897.
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W. CaaJyey 81 Rice,

South Vest of, and near 10, Bramdyrine NILS,
| In and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, as grocery--where 1t may not DE
of disadvantage to call and examine for themselves
The following compose part OF their assortment
DRY GOODS.
Superline broad cloths and cassimers, assorted
colors linen and cotton drilngs, yellow and blue
imported and domestic nankin. Valentia, Marseles,
toilnet and Florentnc vestings; black, PLAIN and
twilled bombazetts; Circassian ginghams calicocs,
cambric beached and brown shirllng and sheeting
muslins Irish linens long lawns and cambria linens,
Leyentines. Florenccs, Gros de Naples, luestring,
nae and bandanna hdks. Cotton and linen do. whllc
and colored canton Grape and Grape shawis, green,
white and black Italian do. worsed and cotton hose
and suspenders, ork-tan and beaver gloves, iiaw-
skins make of kid gloves OF superior quality wh'te
and colored domestic plads and stripes; tabby,
bang-up and Pittsburg cords; iusnas and orliliiss
hannels, furniture and apron check; Swiss. null,
book and Jackonet musns; 81, 5-4 and 6-l dinlty,
crash, diaper and table linens, bedtlcking Russia
and imitation sheeting, blcached and unbleached !;
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlaps, Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; Wilmington, Jackson Adams,
and Jefferson stripes jeans, Garcia stripe, ging-
hams, black and brown holland, sackng- bottons,
sowing silks and sowing cotons, senshaw, sarsenet,
black and light colored lasting, sc.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea. coffee, molasses. -four maclIerel, in
bbls and half bbls. ginger, alspice, pepper groun.
and in the grain, nutmegs, cloves, &c. Together
with general variety of liquors and sea stores
PAINTS AND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead, blue red, vel
low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, vcrdgr
ground and dry, patent green, iig blue, log"ood
&c. winter SUMMER common, castor, liuseed, am
sweet oils
Earthen, China, glass and QueenS7ycrc.
, Having purchased the above goods cheily at auc
ton, we are certain we can SCI! them 1T the mos
reduced prices to those who may favor Us wit
their custom.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
! JOHN RICE.
June 90, 1927
i N. b. We have in addition to the abo, Just re
ceived general assortment of Fashionable Zoo
and FIR HATS, on commission, from the wei
known factory of ISAAC SHoTwELL, No, AZ, soutl
Front Street Pnilateiph ia-which viii hc sold low
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Dividend.

per cent was declared BY the mani s of the y WI
mnston and Kennel Turnpike Company, payable to
the Stockholders, their legal Representatives, on
or after the 25th of Sept. next
JESSE MENDENHALL, Treasurer.
Wilmington, .4ugust 9Th, 1897. s1-lwts5s.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

A stout healthy negro woman about IS years old
who will have to serve till % or so. to do kitchen
work, such as cook, wash and scrub, &c. Apply 4,
this office. f'' ~
lime rs, 1897. 1917