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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

The Milledgeville Recorder contradcts the
assertion made few days past, that the Hon.
w. II. Crawford had declined the appointment
Of Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Gcorgia-and
says that Mr.. Crawford had accepted the office
and is now the official Judge Of the Northern cir.
cult.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02
NIAGARA FALLS.

tits stated that brig of 800 tons has been
purchased by the Hotel keepers at Niagara
Falls. for the purpose OF gratifying the Gu
riosity of their patrons, and the numerous
yisters who assemble at that place. She is
to be decorated i'll splendid manner with all
her canvass spread, and plotel by a French
man into the Rapids above the Horse Shoe.
We learn from an article in the YORK, Up
per Canada, Gazette, that she is to proceed
ON her voyage the latter week of September
and must appear when plonghing through
the foaming rapids and descending the stu
pendous cataract, as magnificent spectacle
as ever man bchcld The pilot is prepar-
ing balloon in which he will ascend from off
the deck upon the brig s entering the rapids.
Was this VOYAGE postponed until June next,
the editor sinks thousands would flock from
Europe to witness it; and if they should, we
have no doubt they would find as great
hoax played oifupon them as was ever prao
tised upon their credulity in the metropolis
Of London.
YSRera ~ Niagara EaHs.-The York, u.
c. Observer, ofthc 9th inst. gives the fol-
LOWING description OF visters then resident
at Browns spacious and elegant hotel, who
had come to view the Niagara Falls: A
Swiss Colonel, three consols, two OF bona
parte' S Legion of honor; Hamburg, Madras,
Ceylon. Sidney. (N. ). Walesl British Span
sh and Haytien merchants; a Mank's law
vera family from Constahtinople-
tlemen from Berlin, Moscow, Madrid, Ma
dera, and Mata--ive from Ireand-three
from Scotland, and four from England, all
highly pleased with the splendid entertain
mcnts afforded BY the enterprsing proprie-
tor of the Ontario House. lii the piazzas
may be seen at times. exiled monarchs, Re-
publican Generals, European Ambassadors,
Wings. Tories. Radicals, and Royalists, and
naval and military officers of almost every
nation in Europe, who come to view the
mighty and indescribahle works of the God
Of nature displayed at the falls.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02
EARLY Observation-Disclosures.

Montgomery county, Illinois. 10th June,
Master John Parrish, aged .fttrcn to Miss
Lebius Goodwin. aged sixteen. This is car
rying the advice Of DIR. Franklin to marry
in the morning of lie, to its ultlmatnm. " G
do not know which here to admire most,
the discretion oi the friends, or the tender,
and steadiast love Of the parties themselves.
Fhey seem to have been seized with laud-
able desire 70 people the wild prairies Of IL
nois--CblHM5as JoHrnak
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Mr.. Simeon Brown continues to move
brick houses. &c. Yesterday he commenc-
ed moving large three story brick house,
fortysix feet deep. in Madison street belong
ing to Mr.. Green, which is to be moved 20
feet. This house whose walls are only eight
inches thick, is considered OF more than usu
al Importance, and if successful, may he con-
sidered Mr.. Browns master performance.
There is no doubt of his success. as thus far,
the house has sustained no injury
NJ Y. .idvocate.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Runa7pay lIascAcs-In Rush county, In
diana, Mr.. Points took the daughter of a
Mr. Young from her fathers house for the
purpose Of marrying her without his consent:
Mr.. Young pursued and overlook them and
shot Points dead OF the spot. There would
be less runaway matches It the party APP
pretended would end IN this way !lestei2i
.9rgua
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Curiou$ Fact in .Natural History.
workmen felled large oak in Southwick,
recently, and on cutting it into logs. came
upon cavity in the trunk near the lower
limbs, from which ran out as was judged a
bout one hundred gallons Of water. The
part containing the water was perfectly
sound, above, below aud around, and the
topmost branches were green ADD thrifty
As we have never heard of a similar crcum-
stance, we refer it to the specuaticns OF the
naturalist. -IPesftM Reg,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Gen. Brown arrived at s,acket's Harbor on
Thursday week, in impreved health and fine
spirits, anl was received with military hon
nrs and great cordially b. hi. old friends and
acquaintanCes
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

The citizens sof'Portsmonth, Va. at pub
lie meeting held last week, resolved to es
tablish Satiaga Bank in that town.
The Post master General Of the u. 5. with
his tamlly, has returned to Washington, from
his visit to the West.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

At the manufacturers meeting, held at
Providence on Wednesday week, for the
purpose Of raising money TO aclray the eX-
peuses Of the delegates who had been ap-
pointed to attead the Harrisburg Convention,
such was the patriotism displayed on the oc-
casion that three hundred dollars were sub,
scribed ia a few minutes.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

From the U. S. Review and Literary Gazette.
IN See.nga d child kaeeling upon us Wotters grare
ia tears, ,chiic his plyJjlocs acre sporting d
moag thc monuments cf He dead.
so, soft are the brcezes that play rounl the
tomb,
And sweet with the violcts waited perfume,
With lilies and jessamine far"
Bewring's huSsiaa ios'S.
Child dost thou meurn DER the narrow bed
OF a mother, laid 70 rest
Hark! It's the voice OF tie dear one 'iead
'.sweet are the tears by affection shed,
Green be the grave turf dres.
"Come at the hour when the nisht.de@s we9P'
Come with the breaking light,
Come at the hour when the moon beams sleep
Come when the winds cfauiunn sweep
O'cr the chords Of the solemn night.
'slIere is the field where the mighty lie,
In the pride Of glory bowedi j,
And deep IS the breath Of the nipnrner'' Ss''
And dimmed is the light Of bea'!'y's eye
AT thought Of the chilly sllroud
.'rhe lovely, too, with the crested wora'
Here in silence rests her now.
Gone is the gacc of her angel form,
Gone Ike the glesm of the lightning Storm
The fire Of her passoncd brow,
why, mid the tears Of the green graves HoNs'7
Is the voice of the trher gay
All! it is youth in his testi, c hours ..,ars.
Like f,wiis in the shade of spring. gay ooN -
On the turf of the dead at play!
Youth! from the tomb hear the spirits neA"'
Like the zephyr tones Of even,
| ssLeave me, leave me, ye trlficrs aioht' ,.,,c.
| TIL the mourncr kneeisat the sculptuieu
And reads of the bliss oflleasetl'
Life at its morn, hath joy-it eye, ~.
And gay are its bright wreatl'S sf'a,"d ~.
When the infant of days and the hoai, r.,
A tear at their hearse and pltyins s's..
| But n,irtll DER the buried dc~d'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02
MEXICO.


BY the Eliza, we have received Vera Cruz pa.
pers to the 25th of June.
We find in them no notice Of the Tacubaya
Congress.
An act was passed by the Mexican Congress,
on the Path Of May, to permit, for the period of
t@o years the importation Of lumber, duty free
BY an act OF the 10Th Of SANG month, the Ex
ccutye is authorised to remove ministers and d.
plomatc agents, at its pleasure.
On receipt Of official intelligence Of the death
of the Duke OF York, an act was passed directing
the Mexican civil and military authorities, TO
wear mourning.
The Priest Arenas, accused Of heading a con
spiracy against the Government, WAS executed
on the first OF June. On his way to the place @.
execution, he made some confidential declara
tons to the civil authorities. The brethren OF
his religious order buried him in the convent Of
lacubaya lie did not meet death with firm
ness.
His dead body was exposed to the public
view for m hour, with the label for trsdson 10 NE
eoaatrY The ccclesiastics interceded for his
pardon. Finally they consented to degrade him
from his pries.ly office; but bis Archbishop eA-
cuscd hnselftrom being prcsenta at the ceremony
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

III eoay netl9d of remoping Ne taste Of
garlic, or Of tHrnhs from NIX, and thus
1reyentiag i IL batter.
As the dairy is found Of much Importance
20 the agricultural interests 81 this country,
the following is offered to the public through
the medium of your miscellany. The OBJ
ject of the present essay, is to avoid an in
convenience 10 which our dairy is subjected.
and to convert it into an advantage. The
following plan is recommended as method
of removing the garicy taste from mlk,
and producing good sweet butter. i'll place Of
that which is generally considered 50 disa-
sreeabe.
When the milk snew from the COW, pour
one quart Of boiling water into every gallon
of milk; stir It through and put the whole
into broad shallow dishes, So that Il viii not
be above inches deep Let thesedlshcsb be
placed on an open shelf, that the vapou'
may pass freely and entirely away. When
the milk has stoGl ia this manner twelve
hours, it may be put into the churn altogeth-
er, or only the cream, as may be most agree
able TO the taste or practice OF the operator.
Milk from cows that have pasturcd on gar
lie, when managed in ,his way, will Be quite
sweet. Thc plan here proposed is founded
OF analogous experience
The feeding Of CONS on turnips commu-
nicate a disagrceable odour and taste 70 the
milk and butter; but in many parts Of Brit
ain they make excellent butter from turnip
Fed cows, by plan similar to the foregoing,
The bad taste Of the tnrnip consists in some
volatile substance which is eyaporated by
the hotswater. Garlic is much Of the same
nature, but probably more volatile. Biscuit
baked from gallcy flour, has no taste N, gar
lic; but soft bread. or pudding os ii, same
-four, retains il strongly, having both cxpc
:ienced an imperfect evaporation.
Economical m5as effMting Can2W3zpers.
--.lnstead ui eating off the whole head Of
y cautiower, leave part on, the sire of a
gooseberry, and all the leaves, second. and
even third heads viii be formed, and thus
ehey may b.. eaten for two or three months
when at present. by cutting the head com
pletely off, the beds Of Caulltiowers arc
gone in two or three wecks.-ANe quote the
above from cotemporary, but with all due
submission to his historical knowledge, We
must say that it stands opposed to our own
experience. The only plan we have found
70 succeed with cauiifiowers, is 70 pull them
up at once, root and branch, anA plant 9th
ers in their stead they do not form separate
heads like ordinary cabbages, at least We
have rever seen them do so--Conco,a Mas
later
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Zera Col6UrN, tile mathematical genius,
whose wonderful power q computing num-
bcrs astonshed the literati Of Europe, is now
minister Of the gospel in the Methodist con-
nexion, in Norwich
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

Nagnoha-Near Fish Creek, in Virginia, ten
or twelve miles from the Ohio, there is grove Of
the lofty magnolia, and in the season of flower.
ing, they fill the wilderness with delicious fra
GRANGE for several miles round. The leaves are
more than three feet in length and of proportion.
able width. There arc no other trees of tlis
kind within five hundred miles. 1t has been
stated, that the flowers Of the magnolia in Flor.
da, have been smclt at the distance Of sixty miles.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

The "Mcthodist Discipline" makes i the dnts
Of those who have the charge CT circuits, to re-
commend every where decency and c!eanlihess,
It gives directions to taste no splrAnons hqnab
no dram OF any kind, unless prescribed by ply-
sc'an 70 wear 10 needless ornaments, such "
rings, earrings, necklaces, lace, orrui!es
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

A letter from Havre, dated June 9th says
that Commodore porter's vessels had cap
turcd, of Cape St. Antonia, several Span
ish vessels, one Of them valued at 10000
dollars.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02

rs i should 6e.-At a large meeting d
the Utica Builders Society" (New York, }
i was unanimously resolved to employ nc
journeyman who indnlgesin excessive drink
ing.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-02
IzlFE z Z .EE .sz,:asssyOMDNTISTE
From IA Monthly Magazine.
MILK.

III tasy metAod Qf remoping tAe taste Of
garlic, or Of turnNs from NIX. and thus
preventing il il! batter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

substitute for locks has been approved
of by numbers of scientific gentlemen.
Patent rights can be contracted for
whole canals or single lifts, and a
model may be seen at No. 243, Water
street, or az, Wall street, n. Y. Mr.. j
b. Henshaw 10 whom communications
are TO be addressed. OF the relative
expense of these substitutes compared
win locks, we have no means OF Judg
ing. Mr. Graves has not been suffi
GENTLY explicit in bis advertisement.
Smart Work New Haven
Journal states that in the Adams South
Village Cotton Factory, 1856 yards
good cotton shirtings were wove by
seven girls, in u week, in Is looms
finished as early on Saturday as
half past g o'clock, p Nj. Three
young girls employed in the Ivy Cot
ton Works,in Baltimore county, wove
during the month OF July last, and
within the regular working hours OF
twelve to the day, and having the 4tb
ult. as holiday, the quantity OF 4,l74
yards of A 4 superior sheetlng Their
employer presented one who had wo
ven l03 yards, with a beautiful dress;
and to each OF the 9th RS he gave a
handsome shawl, as a reward Of in
dustry.
Morticing Machine Another great
saving of hand labor is promised by
the inventor of a machine to mortice
carriage hubs, bed posts aud all DIES
criptions of cabinet work. With this
machine, a boy of Ii years can do
the labor OF six men, with the advan
tage of having all the mortices uni
formly alike, thus saving much time
in fitting the tenants The machine IS
small, and does not weigh over so
pounds-price 90 dollars. 1t will
use any chisel, from one eighth OF an
inch to five quarters. Applications TO
be made to Peter Pratt, Esq. or Simon
Leroy, the inventor, in Mexico, Os.
wego county, New York.
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July %

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v The subscriber will sell thai valusos
Farm on which he At present resides, ooa'
taining two hundred and sixty acres; tue ~.
provemen,s are in a good condition, ano "I N
land in high state of cultivation. Also, . sm~,
Farm near Willamspor', better known w.
Jack 1ract" containing one hundred anu !,
cres, two thirds OF which is in timber 40
containing five acres on which is a D"e l%
House and Wagon makers Shop Seyera' " "a
ly Young Negroes, Horses. Colts, COWS ~
Calves. Sheep and Hogs. two Wagons, r,,usJs
Harfows. and Farming Implements Of az Am ~
The whole Of the above property or any "a
thereof will be sold and the terms MADE XIV
on application.
JOHN S. PoRTERFiELp
June If
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VIRGLNLA-.horgan County Court, 10 zeiI;

VIRGLNL4-.Norgan County Court, 10 rei1s
July Term, 1927.
Elias Smith, admir-. of William Anderson, de.
ceased, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
James Mackay, Michael Keller and Catharine
hrs wife, Samuel Powell and Caiharine his
wife, Jacob Schaffner, Henry Schaiiner and
Peter x. Schaiiner. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants not having entered their sp.
4 pearance. and given security according 10
the act Of Assembly and the rules ofthis court,
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that they are not inhabitants Il this sta Ell IS
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday IN October next,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff. and that a
copy of this order be forlhwi h inserted for two
months successfully in the Martinsburg Gazette,
md be Pos'edat the door Of the CouFt. House
of this eou ~. A CoPy-Tesie,
Aug 70, 1927. G.. oARiCks NC.
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Aug. 9, 1927. ID. HUNTER, C &c


VIRGLNL4-BsrEetey County Court, TO uut:
AUGUST TERN, 1927.
Jacob VanDoren, Phebe Bennett, Garrett Voor.
hees and Elizabeth his wife, Isaac Vanasdall
and Maria his wife, James E Kerney. Jacob
V. ID. Kerney, Richard Gartrell and Maria his
wife, Elizabeth Kerney, Margaret Kerney.
Susan Kerney and Catherine Kerney, the said
Jacob V. d., Elizabeth, Margaret, susan and
Cetharine. infants suing by their next friend
Jacob Van Doren, plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Cornelius Vanasdall and Peter Vanasdsll, exc
cutors and devisees of John Nanssdall, dec.
Christian Van Doren and Phebe hls wife, 10.
seph c. Hawkins and Mary his wife, Albert
ID. Branta and Hannah his wife, William Camp
bell ana Catherine his wife, Philip Harser
and Alley his wife, and William Currey and
Sarah his wife, being also devisees OF the
said John Vanasdall, decd. DJendants.
In CHANCERY.
TIME defendants not having entered their ap-
u pearance. and given security according 20
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
andtit appearing TO the satisfaction e this court
that they are not inhabitants OF this s'ate-H is
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in Move mber next,
and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs, and that q
copy of this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
and be posted at the door of the Court House
of this county
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. IS. 1897. d. HUNTER, CT C.
VIRGLNL2-BerkeIey County Court, to nit:
AUGUsT Term, 1927.
Henry Seibert, Plaintiff,
John Wright, otherwise called John P. Wright,
the legal representatives of samuel Wright,
decd. Andrew Ramsey, Sarah wight aud
George Noll, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants John Wright, otherwise
i called John p. Wright, the legal repre-
sentatives of Samuel Wright, decd Andrew
Ramsey, and Sarah Wright, not having enter.
ed their appearance, and given security &C
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of this court that they are not inhabitants OF
this state-H is Ordered, that the said absent
defendants do appear here on the second Mon
day in November next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiff and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be tosted at
door Of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. %, 1927. d. HUNTER. enc.
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VRGLNL7-Berkelsy County Court. 70 M,
JUNE TERN, 1897
Thomas Patton and Elizabeth his wife, are E.
lizabeth Kerney. widow Of Robert Kerney,dee'd.
John L. Kerney, William r. re ney, Nancy
Kerney, Eliza Kerney & Eidegert Kerney, PPBs.
AGAINST
John Kerney, Elliot KeFney. odministra'
tor of James b Kerney. decd and Elliot
Kerney, Thomas Kerney, Jas: Biue and Jane
his wife late Jane Kerney G 81 Auoin
and Susan his wife, late Susan Kefnty4- Mi
nor and Elizabeth his wife, lac Elizabeth ker
ney, and solomon Blue and Mabela his wifeiate
Mahela Kerney, heirs ard representatives OF
John Kerney, decd and William Long, DsffS'
In CHANCERN
TfHE defendants, John Kinney and Elliot
Il Kerney in bis own rigbt and as administra-
tor OF lanes b. Kerney, decd Thomas ker-
ney, James Blue and Jane his wife. George ST.
Aubin and Susan his wife. - Minor and Eli.
zabeth his wife, Solomon Blue and Mahela his
wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and 1t appearing
to the satisfaction of this court that they are
not inhabitants of this stste-Hf is Ordered, That
The said defendan S John Kerney, and Elliot
Kerhey in his own right and rs administrators OF
lanes b. Kerney, decd. Thomas kerney,
lanes Blue and Jane his wife, George st
Aubin and Susan hrs wife, - Minor and E
lizabeth, bis wife. Solomon Blue and Maheia
his, wife do appear here on the second Monday
IN September next, and answer the bill OF he
plaintiffs. and that a copy OF this order be forth
with inserted for two r1onths successfully IN
the Mar,iusburg Gazette, and be posted at the
door Of he Court House of this county.
A C~opy-Teste,
June 81, 1897 ID. HUNTER, C. D. C.
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HAYWARD, & CO..
neutrality-suspicious.

Ne. 90, Smiths Uharj, Baltimore,
. NiINUE TO receive and sell FLOUR
~ WHEAT, WHISKY TOBACCO, PORK,
and every description of country produce, ane
purchase GROCERIES,, &c. on Commission
Wagons can conveniently aud safely unload, aud
produce from the Potomac can be landed at
their door at a small expense.
Baltimore, jui, 26.-8w.
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Business,
in the corner house OF lnUiuny Blondel, at the
in ersection OF Queen and Martin streets, where
the Tinnirg business alone had been tor SOM
time carried on by John II Blondel. they have
just received from baltimore and Phlladelphs
a large supply OF Tin and Copper, selected with
the grestest care. and have employed first RAE
worEmen IN Copper, so as to enable them to
execute all orders which they may be isvoureu
with tor Copper work a, the shortest notice
and in the best manner. They make, and vii 4
all times be able TO furnish their Gus ofners wltl
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do
Common do. Worms, Globes, Hash.
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stous Pipe, Drip
ping Pans, &c. &c.
Fhe workmanship Of which they will not hes
tate to warrant. They will also have on hand
a constant supply Of Tin Hare Of every varier
and wall execute all orders To- Spouiing Hpus,
or other demands IN The Tin trade. with H.
utmost despatch. The above articles will b,
sold at the reduced prices Of the times. Pro
duce Of every kind viii be taken in payment al
market price highest price gwen for Ole
Copper and Pewter.
Martinsburg. Nav % If