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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Painter, GiQEier and Patcr- Hangers
jamin Fredd, No. 142 King Street.
Iron and Coal 1Gerchant-Thomas Garrett,
Jr, SO, Shiply-st.
Muster Bricklayer, and Lime Merchants
b. w Brackin, old Lime stand, No. -
west Broad-st.
7anner.-Benjamin Webb, Queen, between
Tatnell and Orange-sts.
Store Cutters, Albert & James Robinson
No. 1913, market st.
Lottery and Exchange ONce.-Robertsoh
< Little, %, market street.
James G. Allen Teacher No. los, Orange-stp
above the Hay.Scales.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, l ~
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner q
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrchs, Machine Maker, corner os
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Mahlon Belts, seconds
near the Black Horse tavern
Morocco NanuJactory-Robinson,s . -
90 mark,e ST.
uueyQncer-Benjamin Ferris, at the eo'
ner of West and Third streets.
]. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor y
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator OF o1.s
&c. No. King street.
Patent Ruy and Grain Ees,. ,.s.
Joshua Johnson & Son, MAKERS -
Greek Mills.
.AotGrV Public and Conveyaneer----ll'c g., -
Hendrickson, corner Of French ana -
ond streets, No. 43. a.
Livery Sable-kept b. I1uson aWa!''t
ShiDlcy st. above Queen.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-18

JYcmen. take care ofyour needies.-Mr.
Benjamin Douglass. of Stephentown, n. y.
had an OK taken sick about the middle OF
July last; various were the opinions about
the cause; any, however, but the true one
was assigned, until the OK was killed on
Thursday last. when on examination large
daraing needle was found in his heart-the
heart had become entirely liberated, was OF
the size of bushel basket, and weighed hi
ty-four pounds and nine ounces. containing
about four pounds of liberated matter.--
The needle was probably taken by the OK
in apple parings.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-18

A writer in Bavarian journal recon-
mends sowing borage, and when it is full
grown ploughing it down as manure, the
good effects of which he has proved by long
experience. What renders it preferable to
most other plants for this purpose. is the
great quantity of soda and other salts which
it contains; it may be sown in April, and
ploughed down in August, in time to be toi-
lowed by wheat.
Philadelphia.N ational Gaz
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-18

Temperature, Greatest deg. Greatest deg of
Of cold, s. heat, S8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
FROM PORT All PRINCE

Captain Weiderholdt, ofthe Topaz, arrived yea.
ierdsy rom Port au Prince, informs that fire
broke out there on tne afternoon Of the ID inst
IN the Government Arsenal, which was de
siroyed. -Four thousand pounds Of powder had
been transport ed tbIiher In the morning for the
purpose OF being pu, IN barrels, preparatory TO
being shipped on board government vessel
The tife originated from spark occasione ed
by mailing the barrels with iron nails and an
iron hammer. The store blew up with ter
ribe explosion, aud about 20 persons were killed.
including the Commisssfy of the Navy, tie Com
osnder OF the Jean Pierre, and some Of her off .
GERS. President Boyer had Iefi the building onl,
10 minutes before the explosion. Two French
men OF war were lying 10 port al the time and sent
their engines and men ashore, which were very in.
strumenis In ssviag the city.
Capt. Weiderholdt states that in consequences NJ
this calamity the inhabitants were about 10 rails, q
subscription TO procure few engines from New
YORK, as there were none 10 Ube place
a letierfrom our correspondent at Port au Prince
ds'ed the 5ih inst confirms the above account. IA
states that the flames were confined within this
buildings and It's grounds. and mo- msierisl damae,
occurred TO the town. lie sdds that the loss e
the government is estimated at a million and half
! and that thirty lives were lost,
lbe msfke, at PORT su Prince was fair for mos
sf'ieses o. American prcdscs. W Z. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

kets we have experienced SINCE the hrst m eet-
ing.-Wheat, and every other article, had extern
sive buyers offered might. probably, have been
purchased on lower Terms; but we cannot alter
last weeks currency for any article.
American Flour, new, in bond, 24s Cd to 26s
I'd per barrel of 1876 lbs. net. European, in bond,
les to 25s. Sour, out Of bond, 2Ss to 3is.
AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN.
Ga nie subject OF the British negotiations with
Spain, Billinge's Liverpool Advertised of 10th
Jan oberves. - Nothing definite il yet known as
10 the state Of the negotiations with Spain. The
rumours in generel are of warlike nature, and
there is really reason to fear tina. Ferdinand will
risk war rather than accede to the jus, claims of
this country and of Portugal. The Quofidienae,
French ultra paper, and the organ of the Apos-
tolicas, states positively that Ferdinand has re-
jected the demands of the British Government with
more firmness than civiliiy; and The London Cou.
rser, paper likely 10 be well acquainted with the
matter, speaks of the of the neso; iations as
most unsatisfactory. II is stated that the Church.
the only body Possessed of wealth in Spain, has
offered 10 supper, ferdinand with all it's treasure
ana MS iniiuence, and an army estimated at from
TO 10000 men, is assembling on the frontiers OF
Portugal This looks more like war than peace.
. We stated some weeks since, that the King OF
France had caused IL TO be communicated TO our
Government that he had formally appraised Ferdi-
nand OF his determination to recall the Swiss
troops, II he persisted IN a course OF conduct to-
wards Portugal, such as England and France must
equally disapprove GE The policy OF Ferdinand,
subsequently 10 receiving that iniiration has GER
'alnly not been comfortable 20 the just expecta-
tons OF the two Powers above named; and il fol-
lowed as mater of course, tina, what was t1r eat.
ened would be executed. 1t need not surprise uS
therefore, 10 Learn. that positive orders have been
semitic Madrid, Tor The return of the Swiss troops,
immediately; or that Ferdinand, prepared for such
orders, has calculated. we will not say with what
prudence, upon the consequences. 1t is evident
ne considers himself strong enough TO set both En-
gland and France at defiance; while every step he
takes in the desperate path of resistance, will on
ly render future adjustment more difficult or more
Illuminating" -Ne,D Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

E1tTact Of Letter from Hdpana, Feb. 10.
"A" TO the political state OF the island all IL ouiet
nor Is there any danger to be unprecedented eth,
from abroad or a, home. The military force ex.
ceeis eight thousand European veterans. unde,
he best discipline. The squadron under Comm
Laborde is actively employed, and the ships are
manned, and, in every other respect, in the hes,
order.
The Commodore is blockading Comm Porter q,
Key West, with the Leal'ad and perea frieates
and Hercules brig. We have in port, the Ybefi.
Casilda, and Arehusa irigates, and Marie and A
melia briggs, and several schooners, all ready fo,
sea. Thu Guerrero seventy ,tour, and Sab,na FRI.
gate, under repair.
a circumstance took place day before yester-
day, whIc shows the strong feeling of the auiho.
rites here in favor of the Americans. "a dspu,e
arose between Capt. Mott, OF the ship Canton.
and some coiored laborers, which ended b, tn,
interference OF the military, who assaulted Capt.
Mott with drawn swords, and struck several
blows at him. cutting his coat and ,ysscost, but
fortunately withou, further injury. Capt. Mot,
Immediately complained to the officer on duty
but could yet no satisfaction. Next morning a
meeting OF all the Americans was called. and q
committee appointed TO wal, upon Gen Wives.
VIII as soon as he heard Of the outrage i,sueJ mr..
ders to have the whole Of The guard Oh duty III,
day previous, arrested, and the sggressors severe.
~ punished, assuring the gentlemen that spy az.
gfession from abuse Of military or civil powe,
shall, at all times be promptly redressed The
satisfaction was complete, and thus ended The
matter. fHuroya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

the bill was ordered ts be ensrossed Tor tnlrd
reading.
On motion of Mr. Webster. the daily hour of
meeting was fixed for 10 O'Clock, for the remain.
der OF the Session; the sitting to terminate at 1
o'clock, and to lie resumed at 6 O'Clock, daily.
The several bills ordered TO a third reading on
the preceding da y, were read third time. passed.,
and sent TO tine Senate. mat. Int
WASHINGTON, February 27.-Of wha. was
done in The two Houses of Cnngress yesterday,
the reader will find brief account under the Con-
gressional Head.
with the British Colonies. resumed in the
Senate. A SIMILAR bill, reported by the Committee
OF the House of Representatives, was taken up ia
that body, by vote indicating disposition
decidedly favorable TO it, After an elaborate
exposition of the views Of the Committee Of
Commerce, by the Chairman of the Committee,
the Debate passed over 10 this day, when the con-
sideration of it will be resumed.
In the Senate, it will be seen, the Justice Of the
claim Of citizens Of Georgia for Militia Services
rendered In l793-4, has been recognized. as it
lad been before by the House Of Representatives
so that. at length, the claim has passed the
deal of both Houses, and is in a fair way to be
liQuidated.
In the House OF Representatives, the bill APP
propriating thirty thousand dollars for the repair
of The Cu,nbsiland Road, was passed by deci-
siye vote. Ii has yet to pass the Senate
The Evening Sitting OF the House OF Repre-
sentatves was principally occupied in the discus
sion OF the bill embracing the important claim of
Mr.. Il. w. Meade, arising under the Conv ention
with Spain originally claim against Spain, the
responsibility of which tie Convention took from
the Government OF Spain, and transferred TO the
Government OF the United States, but which the
Commissioners under the Spanish Treaty did no,
isel themselves authorized to allow. After much
debate, the bill, ESQ altered as to require adju-
dIcation of the claim OF Mr.. Meade, and other
similar claims, by any three of the Auditors oil
the Treasury, and report 10 lie made OF theiI
decision 70 the next Session Of Cousress,) was
ordered to be engrossed fer third reading. ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
To the GrolDeys Of Tobacco.

VOUR attention called to the follov;pe al.
v.niase' hitherto overlooked by alarse majory
entied 10 every facility than be them The sub
eriber would not by any intimate any thing for the
purpose OF prejuticing ,gsn,t oer
Warehouse opened for the Tobacco First
would say, that impo.sibi,y 10 81
hire 70 And were to be burnt down full of tobacco
pubic bound to make good 10 each individual his
This singular advantage will be properly
It'll. attention TO the refusal the Senate TO
for tobacco lost ehoue Petersburg Here other
advantages to the planter that the house
Immediately the hunk Of the Canal Junction with the
Basin, where be in the worst Wits
out danger Of the hos.head becoming muddy; il IL
also directly the st, leading from rsens Bridge,
which team for half the price MayU saving
coming down the from the basin Shocke not
uncomfortable and when SeahIooks, amounts 90
cts the foot say' IN the Public all graveed, the house
very eoinLodou and skdded IN such enable
70 hpd hosshsad in ten minutes. Farmers will never
have TO stay Richmond than day,
press OF busnri not be observe that all
bu. Richmond attend all the brt Public
tins Inspection at al times entitled the break which,
will generally he a, o'clock. The superintendent will pay
Particular attention 10 prevent any crops can
all be the mselve.. Tobaecv auction will be al
tended give the Planter any trouble of having
To look for the bn also he tobacco
get wet IN the above mentioned house. Mr.. Fisher
Young of great attention and industry, associated with
MAJOR Price, Inspector; thought that this
not generally known at least in parts Of the country this
he the - but to the Plauer Farmer
t-e Those storing tobacco Richmond the above
what consider alton niy hest TO
The above remarks submitted 10 all good faith for the
general good
a Friend to the Planters
B. II viii be observed, that the State for
tobacco shipped from any upland inspection that may be
Should TIN. bou,, time he full
receive other quantity, the
dan testify the fact which makes the State equally b,und
though had been stored ;s warehouse. See law pas
sed the 7ti March, S2o.
IL Th- Editor, Lynchurg will inser, the above TWICE
an. send their account this oGce.
March l.. 45-vu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
French, Spanish and NoIian Langnaee..

rr,uE ILL.,. oP@ n.n uha Hatan LanguqgeS.
that the Freneh and Spanish classes which have forna
40 Petersburg, have requested to deliver there n
those languages arrnste week. and =. this re,n;
prove relief aud Advantage to them ibe pro,ecuoo ~
then studies have acceded to their wishes. have eop,.
quenty proceeded TO this city, 10 endeavour to nrran
classes in the Frsueh Spanish and Italian languages houS
succeed III my object shall attend them periodically as A.
foressid. =
Such Ladies and Gentlemen feel DESTROYS to
speedy and useful knowcdg. Of either Of before
ned languages invited to make timely appca at the
Ohee Of the Enquirer Compiler the BooEtoss Of Bess
Nah or at MIS- A.xander where subscription for tho
respective Glasses open.
Any that may be required terms nature Of
tuition &c will be readily given by me- at Mr. exsuder
Boarding whete purpose remaining until SATURDAY.
JOHN VIM. FAY, Professor Of Modern Languages.
~ For reference, the public directed his Exceilen-
Match
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
,STOP THE THIEFI
TIyr DoLLARs REwARp

nm TUESDAY morning ia'i, wbe breakfast, trunk
" broken open ny white hoy named JOHN CASEY or
kERSEY, an APPRENTICE to the ShoemAking business, aud
robbed al OF the not recoected,
among which Ten Dollar rnd smaller nots
the North Carolina 8ats The said about years
of feet niche. high, full round face small pug
nose the end OF deep red dark curly hair which he IS
fond IT combng lie had on when he ac"ndd rounabot
blue jacket, much faded light blue panaoons,
up at the bottom about inches, and hat G. Johu-
sous manufacture IL is thought that he win make his way
toward. Richmond from which place he ransway about year
since will give the above reward to any person who will
secure hin so that nc may oe brought TO justice.
JAMES JONES,
Oh Morf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
HEAD OIrAnTERs

y
ORpERs.
The Major Generals commanding the 9th
and 7tb Divisions will Immediately issue
orders to hold 10 readiness the several Reei-
u,ents and B,talions within their resyec-
tive commands to repel any hostile invasion
Of the territory Of this Stale Depois Of
arms and ammunition central TO esch Divi.
sion will be established in due time.
BY The Commander in Chief.
JOHN w. A. SANFORD,
l. .Aid-de- Camp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
no .WECEfaNTCKy

ylIE ubsc,ber has sovl see for Cotton Ysrn Factory,
- which he imp 0ved With very little esPense, which .
dipoyed 20 lease for tern ~ very accommodating
This settle al bic midi etsbiishmen, on Barisier
liver, the upper edge u glaIx county about IS miles
sbove the Couihouss, poynons snd htthy neighbour
hood re Disposed 20 self his Saw snd 0t'st Min 30 the
tower edge - frt.svaHis eouay, ~h go re stone da
which win BE sUaeh,as small .st q s3d from ore 20
hupdf ei acres the pnrehsg. Tb property you'd %
soid On very moderate tofisf AOBSSi bHS1r< >
Psit.yiys1is G. ssty, ~ac - Is-h~5'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

DfEpl-rn Ph,iadelplia on he ed ut D,efor Cfsres
Cae Tor many resident and Physician in the Cs
Of Richmond In him society has lost worthy and use
ia msnbsr the poor he particularly kind and aiten-
tive Iu his professional character he always al their
command A, the head Of family, DR.. o. possessed the most
endearng qualities. His loss will be ssnsiby felt by all Who
knew him and to bis family friends is Trep.sble
VIII - rsesjleeted that the claimed nans
aosr as an ou to pay the eiPehses Of r. Psh-
sc ON the CITY II Mexico Tscubays distance Of nine
miles That snr was reduced the House to oSs00 no
was yesterday under the Senate whea
the eai.nes stricken out unpee and
yeas 20. -~s 'NkS't>N
large Dajmny. IWcsA Ter C.S ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

ltou11fnfc6fcd.
DIED. 90 Wednesday the 2ist MI At his res
dsnce IN ieniioo county 81. Peter CotsysH, Va ia.
18th year Of bis age The burst u anguish .foand his
grave, proclaimed the high ssiOistion which he wa
held ~ all who ks,~ niu; he aecscsd an example
r,sssy d ilnisasios,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
HIGHEST PRIzE,
10000 DOLLARS.
C1FINE1'S
Exchange Office. III, Uaykef sisref.

LOlICTy 3 LJch1nee DBicc, ID, Wayk6f sfFret,
UaitimOrs.
Whore hnih The crest rapitd puEe' e ONE TiUNDREP
rIlOUSAND DOLLARS Uefr obtained IN the ifte GisnJ
siiss Luti.i.., aud where fe HIGHEST CAPITAL Of
10000 Uil,, The lat Grarl State Lottery usual
pad Cah, il. n,eo, waspesen,sd sud where more
Csp PLss been obtained than al any other 0hte ia
america.
ders fro any rsfi Of the United Ssies, either by mail
ros psd or convey sncs, enclosing the cash, prize
kP On any or the Lotteries, will meet the sane prompt and
unnefui saee,n ~ personal application Iddress TO
J. 7. COHEN, Jf.S BROfHERS, Baltimore.
COiIENs Ga.es and Loitsy Rsgissr will be published
immediately alter The drawing, ADD will oousio the obeai
lit of tbc zes will he forwarded rrais 10 all who pur-
chase their Tickets At COHENS OFFICE, and who signify
then wish to receive t.
Bslpncre, Feb IL 9b-21wOihm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
l1Few Hampshire Journal

st-P We stop tbe Press to announce
positively. that bis Excellency the Cover
nor, In the official character Of " Com
msnder in Chief of the Army and Navy Of
this State," has bid dejiance TO the Presi-
dents intentions and measures relative to
the Creek controversy, and has actually
ordered out " the 9th and 7tb Divisions OF
Georgia Militia, to repel any hostile inya
sion OF the Territory of this State sssur-
NC them that Dspots Of arms and snmuni-
ton will be established in due time.
.nHLedgeuiLLe Statesmen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
, LivERPoor., Jan IL.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,
Tnesdav LIN LIZ 1907

U
To the severe gales OF wind we have had the
last week may attribute the smsllness of oa,
supplies, yet thsy are quite sufficient for the pre-
set demand, unless it be for fine Oats, which are
extremely scarce. This days market was not
well attended, and the transactions that took place
were inconsIderabIs: those who came 10 buy oats
were disappointed in not meeiiog with samples 10
Their satisfaction, and very few were in want OF
Wheat. Until Parliament again meet, and the
question relative to the corn laws be decided
we iook to tbs ssu, laOguid, asnitas.s mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
rK7E subscribers have received by regular packets Re
L tersbug Eclipse aud Planet from N York and Schooner
hchmand tiom Philadelphia, and opfning large
and well selected assortment of fresh imported Spring Goo
Country aleTrhsn AMI others visiting the maj
fully invited TO csll being assured that their Uf
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods will hr fund all times equal
any in Virginia. aud that every Article will be oei ed whole
sale or rttaii at iair advance, for lash only.
KYLE CAPERTON,
SycsmoTe str ee, Petersburg, Va
CONSTANTLY or HAND,
Rolling Cloths, OF the m1st approve manufsctCry
Bruticis and Ingram CGrpeti.gJ, handsome style
manhi a5-a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01
aTAings a, tAey are. y

A movement of the friends of Gen. Jackson in
Louisiana is making. a meeting was held on the
22d ult. OF the members of the Legislature and
Citizens OF N. Orleans. The Editor of the N.
Orleans Advertiser sfiifms, his " conscientious
belief" founded on information derived from va
Iious quarters, that the Jackson electors will re-
ceive two-thirds oil the votes OF the State exclu
siye OF the parishes on Laiouche and Opelousas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

The meeting OF the members ofihe General As.
sembiy friendly 10 "the bill concerning a Con.
venton," took place at the Capitol on Tuesday
evening The meeting did nothing but appoin, a
commitise 10 take Into consideration wha, Is hes,
20 be done to promote the call of Convention
and REPORT 10 an adjourned meeting on Friday eve
ming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-01

We are requested 10 state ol, Horace UpsAa.,
esnii,te Tor the Senatorial DISTRICT composed u Caroline
Essex, Ming ami Que-n King William an,i Hapovrr.
That John Misoa, Esq. will candidate to r,pre
sent the county of Kiny oae.n the next eurraI
bly, and w of which, are authorized TO An
nouac. Edrr' t7shasv Esp candidate in The said enn,v
me ensuing election for representative to The Legislature
That John j. hoaHe, Esq candidate 10 rerre.em N.
Senator's. District composed Hanover Caroline Kiur and
Queen Essex aud King William. e '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-10
Dyspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in.
~ fallible test of truth, experience, the most eff.
fectua! medicine offered in any country, for the
of all those deranged states of the digestive or
gans, denominated DYS PEPSIA, or INDIGESTION,
which frequently its appearance the most com
pcated forms, such as loss Ofappette sickness at the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting belching UP of wa
ter which lssometines tasteess, but most COMMONLY
sour; knawng in the stomach, heartburn costiveness
paeDess OF the contenance languor, lowness of the
spirits, papitation of the heart vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms varesin differ
ent patients, by some being felt only in parts while
others, have additional ones, equally disagreeabIe,
such severe pains nthe head and breast, atuence
emacistion, or wasting ofthe whole body, with great
weakness particularly Of the legs These pills viii
most eftecualy remove ali sourncss of the stomach
not merely by neutrazingthe acid but by correcting
that morbid state ofthe secretions which give rise Ia
it; and at the time will restore to the debilitated
organs OF digestion that tone and vigor which is abso
lutely necessary to the well being Of the animal econ
omy The best proof of their efficacy is, that thew
are prescribed by many of the first physicians, and us
ed by the most intelligent families throughout the u
Mon.
The above valuable remedy issold BYE. sTABLER
4 son, Alexandria, who are agents for the Manufac
turer; by NJ Jewett, Washington City, and by most of
the Druggists throughout the United States sold also
wholesale, by o. & W. Hull, Druggists, New York.