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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13

YEsTfRDAY-Jbr - ps moved 20 Change Inc hour
OF Meeting 20 ] D O'clock Which was agreed To-.
On motion o. MIR. Na,b, a Committee was appoiute
10 act jointly with one from the Senate, 10 announce
TO William 3. Cilcs EeT lis election TO Tie Office oil
Governor Of This Commons cath
.6y. George offered Tie following preamble and re-
solution, which motion of Mr.. mayo, postponed
t1ll tomorrow:
Whereas certain members Of he Executive Council
have different occasions annexed io tie certificate
Of qualification ofmemters Of this House additional
paper setting fo'i varios explanations made by suc,
members to their opinions respecting tie operation
Of the law for the suppression ofducIing passed Jan.
&c. 1910,
Resolved therefore. that ibis TIcuse disarrroves Il
any member Of the Executive department annexinr ia
The certificate OF qualification Of any member Of ti,
House ans paper certificate Wha ever CONTAINING m
explanation construction which in any manner ma,
have the effect 10 impair the obligation or force Of IN.
oath required by the above reccd act to be taken b,
members of This Horse before entering upon the dulie
Of office; this House being of opiniGn that the Law
above rcclied has not been modified, changed or re
Pea'ed, since the passage thereof.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from m
Governor communicating act &c the Maryland Lc
aislature amending the ACT relating to tue Ohio an,
chesapeake Canal, Which was referred.
Engros5ed Bills passed Changing Tue time of hold
ing the quarterly terms Of the county court Of Ance
authorIsIug loan Of arms 90 Euos W Newton and y
p euisOr 20 ionesi IA &C. concerning the eiafs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13
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AM EEICANUS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13
N'nmNHH, lhis Ith February,
LAWRENCE II. DADE,
" NJ. J. WOoDHOuSE,
JOHN THOMPSON,
JOHN B. CLOPTON,
THOMAS RITCHlE,
PETER V. DANIEL.

From the preceding certificate, it will be seen wha,
NUMBERS were draws the wheel Determining III,
prizes ia the Dtsa'ai S@cnp Canal Eoiery fifth class
WIFI Tie order III which they sawn; the Mana.
gers anneunce 10 the public the folio ng as the result.
lie tickets which drew the 36 highest prizes, ne those
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13
ls' 81 Sd 4,h 5,h 9th 9Th 9Th
., SO, 46, SO, 10, 43, so, Is.

And that the said numbers drawn the order i'm
which they stand above; that is say, o, the
htst that was drawn No 3}, e second; No. 10 was
the thitd No s., the fn,iti; no. TO- was the fifth;
No. a. was the sixth; No 80, she seyenh; and No.
10, was the eighth and last.
Witness hands, at Eichmona, This -,h Februarr
1921. IAWEFNfE n MN, "a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
Mr.. CANNING.

Ertrac, from Mr.. Everett'S " .lmericG,'
'sMr. Canning's character was, in almost every re-
spect, the reverse of Lord CAsTLEREAGHs. He
possessed most Of the high intellectual and moral
qualities that Lord Castereagh wanted, but he uni
ted with them some of the quiet and practical merits
that belonged to his predecessor. finished scholar,
powerful and elegant writer in prose and verse, an
eloquent orator, capable of deep thought, though
not much addicted to this, to some other intel
lectual exercises he united almost all the endow-
ments that constituted mind Of the highest order ;
but in the pride of these advantages, he has some
times forgotten the cool and steady prudence which
is at once the instructive resource OF conscious in
feriorty and inyarable policy of true practical tai
ent. Fond of exhibiting his skill in the graceful
sports of wit and humor he has not only often IN
dulged in this way to excess, in his parliamentary
& speeches. but has even pointed his grayest diplo-
matte dispatches with irony and sarcasm He as
!. shred the Russian Chancellor, Count Romanzoh, in
\ answer to onyention and commonplace remark
upon the Inconvenience of the war, which that
Minister had introduced into overture for peace
addressed to Mr.. Canning from Erfurth that 1t was
not the kings fault, if the continental Nations were
distressed by their own system. In like manner
he informed our Government, in reply to some sim
liar expression that although his Majesty regretted
very much the inconvenience which the United
States suffered from the Embargo, they could no
reasonably expect him to relieve them from it, BY
sacrificing his own rights and interests In Thu
style there was little good and good taste
there was good feeling
On some other occasions he has exhibited hi
natural independence and fearessness of character
in way which did him much more honor, as in tn
affair the Queen. Though apparently partial t.
freedom in the abstract he was led by just and nat
ural adherence of the excess of the French Revo
luton, and its adherens in England, to attach him
self to the Ministerial party and i'll the theory o
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11

On our first page we have inserted, at the request
of subscriber. short essay on the Mulberry Tree
and the silk Worm. Previous to the Revolutionary
war, DIR. Mease informs us, the breeding OF silk
worms was much attended to, in the United States,
and from the successful efforts of many individuals
in various parts of the continent from Georgia to
Connecticut. it at first thought that the raising
of silk would be profitable business but more
mature reflection convinced those concerned that
their industry could be more proftably directed to
other objects. Latterly. public attention has been
again turned to this subject ;and owing probably to
the change in the circumstances of the country
Congress have thought properto direct the Secretary
of the Treasury to collect and enbody whatever is
known to be useful and necessary in relation to this
subject. The Secrctary's report will, doubtless,
be laid before the next Congress In the mean time,
should any persons be anxious to make preparations
for raising silk and want further information, they
may obtain it by consulting the first volume OF the
Trans. Amer. Phio. Society, Carey's American
Museum & the Mus. of Foreign Literature and Sci
ence for the months September and October, 1926.
People are Justly shocked at the language of bro
Their Col Johnson respecting the determination OF
the Opposition to put the Administration down,
were they as pure angels. But IN my estlma
ton, this language is tre in comparison to then
: acts in perfect accordance with it. From the da,
of MIR. Adams election the State of Delaware could
boast of man who acted fully up to the Coloner'
declaration Tme--we heard nothing of the wore
angels; but he treated the President Of this Unoi
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
PRICES AT BRANDYWINE MILLS,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
Dr.. SAMUEL H. BLACK, deceased--are requested
to produce the with their vouchers, for sete-
ment and all persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested to prepare for payment especially those
indebted on book accounts, required to come
forward Immediately and settle the same to those
not able to pay Immediately on settlement some fur
Their time may be given but those who will neither
pay nor settle, need expect no indulgence, as the
number of accounts to collect, the remoteness OF
many of the Debtors, and the many other engage
ments of the Administrator, forbid all trlhing
TO prevent disappointment 10 those calling on
the Administrator, he will set apart Mondays and
Thursdays in each week to the first ofJuy next for
that purpose, Except Mondays the 18th and 9lst
of May Inst he having other engagements on those
days. when those wishing to him will find him
at home to attend to them.
JACOB F.4RlS, Admir-.
HedgefeId Farm, near Glasgow, May l.. Sd
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DELAWARE J0UNN g..
VIII. . ] |. ]. n G. ON:
FYiAay, May "A, AS21.
AGENTS..

CAMpEN--Thomas w Wainwright, P. M.
DovER.--John Robertson, Esq. sE@N
SMYRNA-Samuel Fl. l1odson, Esq. ssFsa
CANTwEL1s BRIDGE.--Manlove Hayes, P. M. sE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harry, p. M.
SUMMIT BR1pGE.-John Clement, P. NJ
WARWICK Md.--John Moreton, P. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
of these Agents, may pay their subscription money
to them they being authorized TO receive it, and to
give receipts.
Other Agents will be appointed as soon ar
engagements can be made.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
ALEXANDRIA, May 5,

A commission, consisting of Commodore Balm
and Loami Baldwin, Esq. Civil Engineer, has been
appoint d, under the Act Of Congress, OF Sd March,
1897, entitled San Act for the gradual Improvement
ofthe Navy ofthe U. S'ates," TO examine thorough
y the several Navy Yards of the United States, and
report plants for their improvement and for the pres
eryation Of the public property therein The three
first named gentlemen have proceeded to the Nofok
Yard and Mr.. Baldwin is expected to join them in
a few days.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
CnARLEsroN, April 90.

Steam Boat Accidea-Between | and O'Clock
on Thursday night, the steamboat Pendleton, capt.
Bracken, on entering Wappo Cut, from Stone River,
on her passage from Augusta to this place, with
cargo of between 400 and 500 bales of cotton, run
her bow on shore The great strength OF the tide
swung her stern round, where from the narrowness
Of the Cut it also took the ground on the opposite
side. The pressure of water against her was so
heavy as to bate all the efforts of the to heave
her off She grounded so hard, about six feet head
and stern. that when the tide ebbed, the great weight
of the engine caused her to settle much amidships,
although having only about half cargo on board.
We understand the strain was great that the tide
flowed and ebbed through her seams and butts
The cotton has been landed on the banks OF the
Cut. with partial damage. Captain Bracken stop
ped the leaks sufficient to get her off and placed her
on mud bank in Stone River. where she now lies.
Assistance has been obtained from this city. The
boat and the cotton are now in the best situation the
circumstances Of The case will admit. We learn
that the boat and about one third of the cotton is
insured, the former at the North, and the latter IN
this city.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11
rTyyJNEND.

THE Board of Directors of the Delazeare Fire
Insurauce Compaay, have this day declared divi-
dend, of four per cent. for the last months which
will be payable at the Bank of Wilmington and bran-
DIVINE to the Stockholders, or their legal repre-
sentatives, on or after the i4th inst.
By Order Of the Board;
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'y.
May 9Th, 1927. at
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KaoruWe, Ten. April 8-An appropriation OF
ten Moasaad dollars having been made BY the late
Congress to s. deilay the expence oiholdng coun-
ellis with the Cherokee Indians, for the twofold pur-
pose of procuring all extnguishment OF their claims
to lands held by them within the limits Of the State
Of North Carolina, and for extlngushng their claim
to as much land as will be necessary for canal to
connect the ilwassee and Couasaga rivers with each
other.''
The President of the United States has appoint
ed Gen. John Cooke OF this State, G. L. DAWSON
and Alexander Gray, of North Carolina joint conn
missioners to carry the object of said appropriation
into effect, soon possible, in order to report.
the results of their negotiations to the next session Oh
Congress.
We acknowledge our qualification at the appoint
ment of General Cooke, as chairman OF the commit
tee to unite his talents and influence with the gen
| temen from n. c. who, from what we have learn
ed. are well qualified for the important negotiations
lbe great difficulty to be apprehended, will! we fear
arise from the unins tructed part Of the Cherokees.
The unrestricted part we say (; for certain, there
never was an object more important 70 the CherUkee
nation than would be the contemplated canal. 1t
wlll enhance the value of their country, at least fifty
per cent. Should the Cherokees advance in civil
zatiDn as fast hereafter as they have done for some
time past they will BECOME respectable citizenss
prepared to appreciate and improve the privileges
ii social life, and really hope they will consult
their interest far to second the views Of the
i United States in the Construction of the contemplat
i ted canal 4. y 4
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-11

A large mich COW for sale, Enquire of the
Publishers
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and BY consequence, Of no consequence in any case

any where.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
THE Terms Of Sale

are that the purchaser pay on the first day Of ia
nuary 1885, 1900, and the balance Of the purchase
money in six semi-annual payments. Any person
wishing to purchase will please view the property,
which will be shown TO them by my miller, in my
absence from home. Possession may be had inme-
diately, or whenever the property is sold. If it
should not be sold by the first Monday in October,
1t will then be offered at Public sale, at 10 o'clock
"A. M. at Mr.. Moneys tavern in Chcsertown.
good and sufficient deed will be given to the pur-
chaser when the property shall be paid for. Any
further information relative to said property can be
had by applying TO the subscriber on the premises,
or through the Post Office Chcsterown.
JAMES HANSON.
Aug II, 1897. 37-8t
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office
rs EaE.GaEEY GIVEN,

To he Frecmcn, luhobitants Of .Nca Castle Comfy,
sho are qualldet to vote FIR members
Of he General .3sScn.Jiy:
THAT an ELECTION will be held at the same
time and at the places, and the same manner,
that Senators, and Representatives for the said coul-
ty are chosen. for the purpose Of clecng as Com
mssioners Of the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal
in the said County. one good and substantial Free
holder residing in Pcncader Hundred, one good and
substantial Frceholdcr residing in Red Lion Hun
dred, one good and substantial Freeholdcr residing
in 81. Georges liunirde and one good and substar,
tial FreeholJer residing in White Clay Creek Hun
dred, TO supply the vacancies occasioned by the ex
plrton of the tunes, for which Jacob Faris Philip
Reybold, John Janyicr and John Hcrdman. were
elected Commissioners in the SAID Levy Court and
Court of Appeal.
4. STOCKTOA-, Clerk of the Peace
for New Castle County.
.Ne@-odsfe, ,7ngust24M 1927 38--8t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
a PLANTATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, valua-
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk,
about two miles below Chisan;- Bridge. 1t con
talns 2 acres, so of which are under thriving tim,
Der, and the remainder under tillage, with Il good
proportion we'll setwith cover there is also on the
premises good bearing orchard---the fences are in
good order. The buildings are good dwelling
mouse, stable and sranary. A further description
VIII De gwen and the land shewn to any apply
ang, by the subscriber, living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM B. MlNTIRE
81 Dee
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

a Souercign remedy for Colds. obstinate Coughs,
.2sthn,as, sore IhDats, aM approaching Con-
smnpltons and most disorders Of breast lungs
A SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it
restores the ,e lrntr Of le fluids TO tile srtace OF the
body; and hrfls the common beautiful perspiraon
thai il dsupes and the tough yiscld phegm or
mucus s,reg,hcn, the weakened vessels ct the lungs
,heuthes the ACRIMONIOUS unor which irrates them, and
finally discharges Thus striking at the root OF the dis.
orer mp,ons OF course efeclualy and perma-
ncny conqu; re the Of common medicines, which
weaken the constitution, and give strength 10 the disorder
sake Of oerang for the present some of its PAIN
tu effects.
10 parents who have children afflicted with the
WIOOPLNG COUGH.
TLis discovery Ut the first magnitude, as it affords I'M
mediate relel checks the prugress and Ill short time en-
iableIhe elixir is so perfectly agreeable and the
lnse smati. thai NJ difficulty arises IN taking It,
Homihons genuine Essence and ertract Of Mustard.
safe anu fecua remedy for and chronic rheu,
uas, gou, rheumatic govt, palsey, iumbsgo, nmbness-
we sweilings ciibalns, sprans, bruises, pain II, the
lace and neck &c &c.
Lees Atellibye .4gue and Feuer Drops.
For tir i aies, "si,,en and inerni ent fevers
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an in, aiuabe cosmetic perfectly innocent and safe
Of nnpa. Iced efficacy in preventing & removing bemshes
in he ct and skin, of every krd, particularly reckles,
puppies, sri letters, ring.worms, burns, &c. render
ns lie ska deca'ey soft and clear, and improving the
TOOTH ACHE DROPS
The only rentdy vel discovered which gives immediate
and lasting reiiet 10 he most instances.
TIE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
ARD GUNS.
This excellent preparation comforts and strengthens the
gums preserves enamel from decay, and cleanses and
tie teeth, absorbing all that acrimonious sliu,eanl
tnuness which, suffered to accumulate, fails to in.
| lure, and fn-l " them.
TIE D.lNi.lsK LIP S.qLVE,
Is recommended (partcuarly ,he adcs) as an ele.
giant and pleasant Preparation for chapped and sore lips
and every bemlsh and Inconvenience occasioned bv colds
feves, &c speedily restoring beautiful rosy COLOUR and
| aeilca,e sotness 20 the lips
Hahn's Genuine Eye Uater
| A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of The eyes.
! CORN PLASTE.
An nfalibe remedy for corn, speedily removing them
root and branch, without giving pain.
FITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Warranted iniallibe remedy application not
containing particle ofmcrcuy any dangerous ingred-
ent whatever.
The subscribers have just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
Maiden Lane, New-York and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
II. Porter & Son.
July IL, 1897. 24-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
Dividend.

NOTICE is hereby given, that dividend of p
per cent. was declared by the managers of the Will
ninston and Kennel Turnpike Company. payable to
the Stockholders or their legal Representatives, on
or after the 18th of Sept. next.
JESSE MENDENHALL. Treasurer.
Wilmington, .4ugHst 6th. 1922. 3l--lwt25s.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
VALVAHAIE
eWiW Property
FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell the Grist
and Saw Mills, situated at the head Of Morgan's
Creek, Kent County, Md. about five miles from
Chestertown. This very valuable property will be
sold to good purchaser, on such terms will Sc
cure on the amount of the purchase, an interest, il
the property be rented from ten to twelve per cent
per annum.
During the last and the present year the Grst
Mill has been well repaired on the improved plan
ofcasron cog Wheels working into very large spur
wheel: and every part of the running gears. water
wheel and great frame, husk, it is called, has
been made entirely new, within few months past
and also, pier head fore-bay, boiling cloth and
gears are new and Of the best quaty-the mill is
making some of the best meal and flour in Kent
County. The stream on which said mills are built
is far superior to any in Kent County, SO much SO
that grain at this very dry sent to her from
ID to 90 miles, and at all seasons an excellent sup
ply of country custom is offered, and the water
power is sufficient to do merchant work and manu-
featuring of different kinds on very extensive
scale. The Saw Mill is in very good order and
can be very proftably employed until drought
prevails. The Dam and Flood Gates are in good
order.
f5SI5S A tolerablc good DWELLING HOUSE
-@sAsA- with other out houses, are on the premises
and there is attached to the property Wood Lo
of twenty acres, and some arabic and bottom Lane
suitable for meadow.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
Valuable Medicines.
HAHy,s AN7IBILIOUS- PILLS.

The operation of these Pills is perfectly mila so aa'
they may used with safety by persons IN every
and If every age. - m a.ra,o,
They are exceeny adapted to carry oft snperhuols
bile, and prevent its morbid sccre,ionsso restore ana
amend the oppeti,eo procure free persP'ra.on a,a
dose never fails 10 remove cold, it uken on It's hrs APP
pearance. ,., .a.,;..s
They are celebrated for removing hahi'nal costFenes
sickness Mt the stomach and severe head ache, ana oab
"a he taken by all persons OH change of climate.
dose OF these pills, taken once every two weeks nrb
the prevalence bilious levers, wall prnve an i'''
BILE prcpen,ive and in the earlier stages OF those
their use will very generally succeed IN restoring hea'
and frequently esteemed desperate, and beyond Inc
power OF remedies.
They are found remarkably cfcacons IN preventing and
curing dso attendant on long voyages and shoulu oe
PROCURED and carefully preserved for BY every seaman
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w CauUey s. Rice,

Sou,h Nest Of, and near to, Brandyzcanc Mills,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted oy
Mr. John Rice, as a grocery-where ii may not be
of disadvantage to call AM, examine for themselves
The following compose part OF their assortment:
DRY GOODS.
Superhne broad cloths and cassmers, assorted
colors: linen and cotton drillings, yellow and blue
ilnported and domestic nanlin, Naentia, Marseilies
toilnet and Florenne vestlngs; black, PLAN and
twcd bombazetts; Clrcassian ginghanls, ca'icoes,
cambric, bleached and brown shrtlng and sheetlng
muslins Irish linens long lawns and cambria linens,
Ieyentines. Florences, Gros de Naples, uestrlns,
flag and banIanna hdks. Cotton and linen do. white
and colored canton Grape and Grape shaWls, green,
white and black Italian do. Worsted and cotton nose
and suspenders, York-tan and beaver gloves, lfaW-
skins make of kid gloves Of superior quality, white
and coored domestic piatls and stripes; tabby,
banp-up and Pittsburg cords; fustnas and drllngs
tlannels, furniture and apron check; Swiss, null,
book and Jackonet muslins; sd, 3D. and Cd dinity
crash, diaper and table linens, bedtcking Russia
and imitation shceting, bleached and unbleached !;
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlap's, Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
and JET erson stripes jeans, Garcia stripe, ging-
hams, black and brown holland sacking-botoms,
sowing silks and sowing cEtons, senshaw, sarsenet,
black and light colored lasting, &c.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea, coffee, molasses flour, mackerel, in
bbs. and half bbls. ginger, alspce, pepper ground
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. yell
low ochre Prussia blue chronic yellow, verdlgris
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue logwood,
&c. winter, summer, common, castor, llhseed, and
sweet oils
Earthen, China, glass and Queensararc.
i Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc.
! ton, we are certain we can sell them at the mos
reduced prices to those who may favor US with
their custom.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June %, 1927.
N. b. We have in addition to the nbo, e Just re-
ccved a general assortment of Fl. hionabie Wool
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the well
known factory Of ISAAC SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Eror ctpaat Dh;l.IoIphiu will hn cold Inv
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10 Dollars Eee,Card.

RAMA WAY on Goth ult. CHARLES, nepro
boy, the property of the Subscriber lie is stout
made, S thigh, ID years old. He had on when
he went away striped cotton jacket, and tow linen
trousers. The above reward, and reasonable charges
will be paid for his recovery.
HARRY CONNOLLY.
Roseuille Cotton Works.
Sep 10, 1897 dit