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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
Ireasol Ia the Hcart of the cQn.p

Treason IN The Heart Of tie camp
Nsio HamPshire Democracy We perceive
o' the Ne Har pshir- Spectator. that . large &
respectable meeting Of The republicans Sullivan
Cou1iy as conver-d Ne~por', N II on
the 9th inst e. which John II. Summer E-q. Of
Cisrem"n' presided. and EIe zer Jackson Jr. ESQ.
was Secretary
a Edes OF Newport. n,roduced the following
resoluunn, the important policy of which. has been
as islthfnHy snd per,iraciously acted upon by the
feaer 'hs's OF Ne England in reatio-, to their
0,on men. as it has been most unfaithfuly aud
unwi--iy secuted by the Adams Republicans. The
resolution was adopted:
hesotUed, thai vieyv the union and preser.
va"on of the r publican party, all important TO
ihe best Interests of this State and of he United
Sthesi and that we will use our utmost endea-
YOURS to promote 'non and harmony in the re.
publican RACKS; that will tolerate difference
oil opinion amongst republicans in regard TO the
F1eSiden'ia! candidates, and that we will give our
support to repuhliesDs for local Offices. withous
reference 10 the Presidential question
j.. Pike E'q of Wendell, INTRODUCED the follow.
ing resolution, which adcpisd
re red that we have full confidence in the
!nteg'hy, abilities nd republican principles of
ANDREW ia KSON, aud will chseffuIly
give INN our suppo't a. the next Presidents, cleo
too tor III Office of Pfesdeni oi the United Sta
ties; and believe him well quslfe ed .sto render onr
untri formidable ia war. aud prosperous in pea.
CO. Boston Statesman.
Pern'Qnt Nominations - Vermont has taken
he lead in the nomination of Elsciors of President
and Vice President, at the next election This
nomination as made a. a meeting ofthe mem
bers OF the Legr-la,are, on Frday evening the 9th
inst. The are to he chosen by the poop c, BY a
general ticket. They are selected as the Gientls
OF Mr. Adam The following is the list
Jonas Galu-ha, of SALISBURY
Ezra Butler, of Waterbury
John Phelps, of Guilford
Apoilos Austin, of Orwell
Will'm Jarvis Of weahessfeId
Asa Adds. of s.. Adams
Josiah Dana, of Chelsea.
at the same time. nomination was made rs
the Hon Samuel G. Crate, as a candidate f.,
Governor OF the State, at the election in Septem,
Der aexL Boston Daily -aiUertiser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
From he Trenton Emporilm.

distinguished ex-senator from one of the
New e. gland states was in his city few 5svs
ago, d n ugh he has always been warm sp1,
porter of Mr.. Adams. candidiy gave ii az his a.
pinion. that General Jackson would be elected
in sPie OF all the effor,s of his enemies: sddn,
that from his association with him in the Senate'
he was perfectly satisfied be would make good
President, and that he would form the most abIe
cabinet the country had ever had.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23

d 'niel P. Cook, E.q. late member of Congress
from Illinois, died al thesrcsidence of his ia her IN
Scott county, Ky. ON the 16.h ult His disease
wa0 Of pulmonary character, which had been
gradually preying upon his constitution for seye-
raj years. [LiGerty HUI.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
ORDINANCE,

AN ORDlN ANCE for the regu! .tion of the own
ers, riders, and drivers Of carriages, wagons,
carts, drays, and horses, within the Borough of
Wilmington
Sic. 1. BE ii ordainedJy The Burgesses and Bo-
rough Council of Tie Borough Of Wilmington,
That from and after the passing of this ordinance,
all and every the drivers OF driver of all stages,
coaches, wagons, carts, drays, and other car
rages of pleasure or burthen, driving and passing
in and through the streets, lanes, or alleys OF this
Borough, shall keep on that side of the street,
lane alley on his or their right hands, respect
lively, in the passing direction; and if any driver
of any such carriage, wagon, cart or dray, shall
drive the same in the middle of the street, lane
CT alley, or on the left hand side Of the same, so
as TO prevent or obstruct another carriage from
passing along said street. every driver so Offend
ing shall forfeit and pay for every such offence,
sum not exceeding five dollars, nor less than one
dollar to be recovered with costs, before either
of the Burgesses, in the same manner as debts
under forty shillings are by law recoverable, one
moicty whereof shall be for the use of the person
suing for the game, and the other moiety shall be
for the use Of the Borough.
SIT. 2. Ind be 1t further ordained, That if
any driver Of any such carriage, or if any person
riding upon any horse mare or gelding, shall per-
nit or suffer the beast beasts he shall so drive
or ride, to so in gallop or other immoderate
gait, or shall engage in running or racing in any
manner with the driver or rider of any other car
riage, horse, mare or gelding, within any of the
streets, lanes or alleys of this Borough, every
person SO oitndng, shall forfeit'and pay for eve
" such offence, sum not exceeding Five dol
lars nor less than one dollar, to be recovered
with costs, by any person, in the manner and for
tile uses herein before mentioned.
I SEC 8. Ind be Hftrther ordained, That if any
person shall wilfully permit or suffer any horse.
mare or gcdng TO go at large through any of
/ the streets. lanes Or alleys ofths borough, every
person so offending shall forfeit and pay for eve.
~ such offence, the sum of one dollar, to be re-
covered with costs, by any person, in the man
ner and for the uses herein before mentioned.
SEC. 4. .4ad. be ii further ordained, That the
J, Ordinance entitled 'sAn Ordinance to prevent
the accidents and dangers that may happen by
peoples driving their teams out of walk faster
than is herein specified, and persons playing at
long bullets or any other game whereby there
may lie damage sustained" passed OIL the thirty
first day of August in the year OF our LORD one
thousand seven hundred and ffty-one, be, and
the same is hereby repealed, made null and void.
Passed at the Town Hall--April z, 1897.
JAMES BROBSON, First Burgess.
(Attcst) ]. P. FAIRLAMB,
Clerk ofNe Borough Council
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
BEAUTIFUL. EXTRACT.

WHEN the first spark of desire after Con ari-
scs in thy soul; cherish it with all thy care, give
all thv heart into it: it is nothing less than q
touch of the Divine loadstone, that is to draw
thee out of the vanity of time, into the riches of
eternity. Get up, therefore, and follow it as
gladly, as the wise men Of the east followed the
star from Heaven that appeared 10 them. Ii
will do for thee rs the star did for thcm it win
lead thee to the birth of Jesus, (not in stable
at Bethlehem, in Judea,) but to the birth ol
Jesus, in the dark centre Of thy own fallen soul.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL

The brie Confucius, captain Riley, arriv
ed at New York, in thirty five days from
Lisbon. Captain r. furnishes single num-
ber of the Portuguese" OF the 27th OF Feb
ruarv. 1t is chiefly filled with the proceed
ings of the Cortes, which do not, on a curso-
nv examination, appear to be OF much inter-
est.
The paper contains the copy OF conven-
ton. STIMULATING certain arrangements Tor the
maintenance of the British forces in Portugal,
which was entered into in London on the 18TH
January, by the Portuguese ambassador and
Mr.. Canning, on tive part ct their respective
governments. BY tins convention tue Erlt
sh troops are to be maintained while IN For-
tugal, at the cxpence of this government,
General Clinton arrived at Coimbra on thc
nineteenth Of February. The 23d regiment
of British infantry had come IN three feSl-
ments of infantry, a battalion OF morse, ana
the cavalry Of hussars had arrived on the
fiftecth Another regiment was expected
on the following day.
The two Chambers of the Cortes were IN
session. A committee was appointed by the
Peers, to draw up an address TO the throhe'
requesting that pardons might be offered to
certain descriptions of rebels. The Count
Villa Flor was present, and OF course haa
absented himself from the army.
Private letters from Lisbon to the first OF
March, received by the Confucius, state po-
litical affairs were far from being settled, al
though 10 new occurrences of Importance
had transpred. The Anti ConstitutionaIiSts,
if nut down in one section Of the country,
suddenly appeared in other places III such
numbers and with such means, as could not
be accounted for on any other ground, than
that they were reinforced and furnished with
money by Spain or some other foreign pow
er. There was no doubt that large MAJOR
ity of the ignorant lower classes OF the For
tuguese population were taught to believe
that that they must oppose government which
would operate against the interests OF their
long established religion and habits. One
letter expresses belief that war must yet
be carried into Spsin. This was also the
opinion of the American consul, as we are IN
formed by capt. Riley. Captain X. under
stood that an engagement had taken plas e
between party of the royalists and one OF
the constitutionaiists, about the last OF teh-
ruary, near the frontiers Of Spain. III which
the former were again defeated.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
mxyr wIMINGTONIAN, +,
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, April 10, 1897.

l,be orcmarks and reply" which have been
I.(t with us for publication, cannot appear. II
correspondents will not observe moderation IN
their language while engaged IN controversies
,oy need not send their cssayst to us; nor wii we
4, ,utnrc, insert any communication which viii
,ot in some way benefit the reader, or have q
..ndcncy TO improve the mind We have here
ioforc iudulgcd correspondents too mich oy SUI
i...,,, thcm TO have the use of our coulumns to
s.,, on triAing disputes, Interesting to none but
,bsnselyes, and so long Us we can iinl more ~
.erestirg matter, such stuff shall be excluded.
correspondent, signing himself True
Bue," complains that there Is, Of late, a
crcat deal Of deception practiscd by young
men, towards unsuspccting females. That
crtain persons, after having IN most in
inuating manner secured the affections OF
females, for whom they had profcsscd
an ardent attachment-had suddenly ceased
their attentions, upon some frivolous pre-
t.xt--out in fact. merely to CRAFTY an inor-
hinatc self-love. which knows no other de-
sire than its own qualification. We believe
such characters are too numerous, and SUCH
conduct too frequently practised; but IL Is
not in our power, to detect the one or pre-
vent the other.--Yet, let the ladies OF oui
rood borough point out, to us, such con-
,emptiblc creature, ard for their sake wc
viii proclaim him in capitals as large as The
title line Of this paper. Let females DC Oh
their guard d-relinquish all desire to coque'
land when such "despisers Of fair ladies
love-" shall bc found among them, courtne
smiles to WIN their. tears. give the a
lam, and let him be hooted out OF their so
ciety
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
wSREIGHI rNTELLIGENC.;.

Liverpool paper of the Oath OF Februa-
arv, states that the sales of cotton for the
week up to the Esd of February, amounted
to about 9700 bags. generally at the previous
week prices. The Corn market remained
inactive
The report of the death of the Duke Of
Cumberland, was entirely false.
Mr. llu,kinsnn was still unweli The
speaker Of the House of Commons, was sud
denly taken i'll on the 22d while presiding III
his place. The House adjourned.
Letters state that a change Of Ministry is
about to take place, Mr.. Canning to be
Premier and remain in the Commons. Mr..
Robinson to be Secretary Of ForiGn Affairs,
and 20 the Lords.
Affairs in Portugal arc not quite settled;
it was reported that the rebels had taken
possession Of Oporto. but it is not positively
affirmed, War is not expected. Some SEN
s,tinn was felt in the manufacturing towns
on the subject of an addltiona duty on wool.
l. i; said that the Duke of Wellington,
and his family. from pa,ilamcntary grants,
from Offices in church and state, VIII receive
an income from the country Of not much
Short OF cue hundrtd thoust pounds ster-
ling, per hnhum
In cons ,ucncr Of the death of the Duke
of York, the Dukc of Clarence 6ccones heir
cxpcctant The Chancellor Of the EXchc-
qucr moved in the Commons, an addition OF
gnOOk "A wear to his income. II was oppos-
on tho ground OF the distresscs of the coun-
try Votes were, 167 Tor and IS against tle
grant.
The alarming illness OF Lord Liverpo1 ,
Cand tie indisposition OF Mr.. Cannins) haze
greatly impeded the public business. Tic
Courier (Which speak from authority says
that cYen if the noble Earl should recover,
the resumption Of his duties as Prince Min
ister cannot be expected. A total cessation
/ from al mental eXeltion will be necessary
rhr attack is, 81 far as we can learn, para
ly,c, ana has affected the patients INTEL
! lccts.
The late Mr. Eilerby, a distinguished sur
geon, who lately died in l.Hndon, beqneatii-
ell his body TO ali anatomical schoo! Tor dis
section, as a last tribute to the science IN
which he delighted, and to which he regret
ted that he had contributed SO little.
MIR. Audubon, of Liverpool, is about tc
publish Natural History Of the hrds ol
North America, il the form OF letters, t,
be accompanied by an elegant collection oI
drawings. He has devoted twenty-twoy years
of his life to this subject.
A stage coachman in England was recent
" fined FIVE pounds for putting an outsid'
passenger into the inside, without the con
sent of the inside passengers
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
SPRING GOODS.

THE Subscriber has, in addition to his winter
stock, added thereto an extensive assortment Of
Spring Gooda, among which are,
Canton Grapes,
Grape Robes,
Grape Shawls,
Swiss, Null, Book and Jaconet Muslins;
Calicoes and Fashionable Ginghams,
A quarter and quarter Muslins,
Gentlemen and Ladies' silk and Cotton Hose,
Marseies, Vacntia and Black Silk Vestings,
Cotton and Thread,
Laces,
Figured and Plain Gros de Naples
Black Lutestrngs,
do Leventinc, with all the variety of Silks suit.
able for Ladies dresses; with the usual assort-
ment of
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of
ALEXANDER LAVENDER, deceased
late of Newcastle Hundred and County, De-
laware, are requested to make immediate
settlement, and those having claims against
said estate, are likewise requested to present
them, legally attested to
ISAAC THOMAS, Admir-.
Christiana Bridge, April 19, 1927.
31-6W
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
FECuNnITY OE FISHES

II is asserted Of the Herring that if suffered to
multiply unmolestcd, and its offspring to remain
undiminished during the space Of twenty years,
il would showa progeny many times greater IN
bulk than the whole earth! And that a single
Goldfish will produce at birth, if they escape
depreciation, a number equal to the whole pop
ulition OF Engand.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

u.-fThc annual meeting of The "-9ew Caste
County Sunday School Union" will be held IN
the Second preshy yterian Church, THIS EVEN
ING, at z. O'Clock, those favourable to this in
sttution are respectfully invited to attend
IHNrsaaq, .2pri! 10, 1927.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
ACTIVE BENEVOLENCE.

A horse, harnessed to chaisc, was observed
during the greater part Of yesterday tied at the
lower end of Merchants Hall, says the Boston
Courier. Some pssser-by, more consideratc
than the owner Of the beast, towards night, plac-
ed on conspicuous part of the harness the fol-
lowing iabel-"Wunfed, half a peck of oats IL
1,iire Uithin"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

among them. If we understand their plan
and object, they are humane and benevolent,
and we hope they may be successful. Those
tribes are good deal advanced in civillza-
tion, and are fast improving. The legslat-
i've system of the United States, adapted to
their condition, and applied with real dis
position to do them good, might be product.
i've of the highest benefits.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
Domestic Goods,

such as Plaids, Stripes, Drllings, Pittsburgh
Cords &c.
Also an assortment Of COMBS. Large
Tortoise Shell back, neck, and side combs, with
full assortment of Spanish shell and common
mock shell combs which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
WIN. B. TOMLINSON,
April 19, ST. No. 81, MdYket,st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
MARRIED,

In Philadelphia on the 9th inst by the Rev.
FIR Chambers, Mr.. J. N. WEMarn, native oi
denmark, to Miss JANE " NELpEN, formerly of
Wilmington Delaware.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

SHAKESPEARE.--A dramatic process
sion is intended to be given on the next ami
versary OF the birth day of Shakespeare---
He was born April 23d, 1864. Grand pre-
para.ions are now making by the Shakes
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

peare society Of Stratford- on Avon, towards
celebration of the day and handsome
subscription has already been entered into
to defray incidental expences.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

A lamp has been invented in England
which burns without a wick and is supplied
with oil, A capillary, or very small tube, is
supported perpendicularly in the oil, and on
being lighted, will burn with perfect rcgu-
larity until exhausted.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

We have not, for long time. had spring
which promises as fruitful a year as the pre-
sent; and if the saying of our old men hold
good, the last cold winter is security that our
promises of rich harvest will not be ami
hilated by untimely frost According to a
crcditable old inliabitant of Saltzburgh it is
now near sixty years since the peach trees
were in bloom on the tenth of April.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

The following particulars of the devasta-
tion produced by the storm which occurred
in the Canary Islands. we obtain from a late
Havana paper. It is copied from private
lctter.-Three vessels were lost at Santa
Cruz, with three men. On shore, many
houses were inundated. At Candelaria two
houses were destroyed with bridge, pri-
son. the castle, with eight meu. At Guim-
ar, or six persons, eight houses and farm
houses in the vicinity. At La Guancha, $50
houses, with nearly all the inhabitants. At
Oratava l02 men, women and children, and
5s7 domestic animals, brsides rs houses ru-
ined and IA destroyed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

1886 Frlses.
Price of Tickets.
JJ1oe Ticket, -. 81 90 Quarter 9o.."si 90
Half do...........2 90 Eighth do........ 50
Tickets and Shares for sale at
ncnl.RTsoW 81 LETgLE3'S
LOTTERY OFFICE,
Na. IS, MARKET Street, Wilmington DeA) :
A few doors below the Lower Market,
Who * " within four months past sold all the
following Cdpifat Prices, viz; sl,5l4, $1,000,
whole tickets III the last Deia,cnre State LotferN
and in the various other Lotteries drawn during
that period, the following Capital Prices
$4,000; 1000; 1900; 600; 500; 400; &C.,
&c., &c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

Gen. Clark, who went among the Chock-
taw and Chickasaw Indians, TO nesot,ate
with them for the sale OF their lands IN MIS-
sissippi, has not succeeded. both nations al :. {
determined not to part with them ana II rs Is
said that the legislature OF MISSISSIPPI wiz
probably undertake to introduce their laws
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

SIXTH CLASS,
J. YATES & A. MINTYRE, Managers.
To be drawn on the 25th April, 1927.
60 number Combination Lottery.-9 drawn Bal
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

The Bachelor Club gave supper to Gen. NJ
Clure, at the City Coffee House, New york; on
Tuesday evening. About 50gentlemen sat down.
and passed an agre reeable evening with good rare,
songs, toasts and sentiment Inc Cup vis,'eu
the Chatham Theatre in company with their
guest.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

Legal aidiat.Mction.-Judge Stewart, OF Ten
>neSsee, has decided that if you play for bank
notes it is no ganlbiing-but if you play fol
money and pay in bank notes it is gambling
and indictablc.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

William Morgan, about whom 50 much
fuss has been made, is stated, by the Greens
burgh Republican, to have been engaged We
ry recently as sub-contractor on the Penn
sylvaria Canal near Logan's ferry. The
Information was derived from gentleman
of integrity, who has contract on tho canal
and who was we'll acquainted with Morgan
in the state of Ncw-York.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19
Baltimore, Aprit IA.

DEttWOTtJ WfUtt TT
~, A coroner's inquest was also held on
y thursday near the first gate on the York
turnpike road, by Lambert Thomas, Esq
over the body of new born colored male
a,lant. a. Verdict of the Iury-"supposed to
nave M come to his death by the hands of his
mother''
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-19

o, me lava frigate has been completely re.
p"reu at Charlestown and will shortly sail
~reheve one OF the vessels on the Mediter-
'anean station, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-17

x,nrrpent The hrrre Sreoies or pretended
f.male. eouis no longer ne taken for a woman !;
and il could also say its ksve. ride stride,
l.sush Us w. iiIonsh ctO,sn. of kick a soucy
eello~ on ooeAsian, a. Il ous ~ TO do. TIE pre-.
tended mae on tie oihet hand, would no long.
er be mistaken 70. man. lis peifiepsi would
iusti, protert u non Insult People would
offer !, seats a, r.. theaitc. and perform a
hundred other humsn offices, due 10 the wcEker
| vessel
IL al events. pfay lc, as observe the moral
distinction Tie Harne viii be of great use for
tbs purpose q can hnrdly can her a wo
insu. says \ speaking Of snne supposed r.
matt Ii /. iight. The sppeIlation IS Aoop'1u.
4 pretty woman" SAYS y. q but soae how
reausivr." Ms pretty romhn cannot he
,epulsNe Aoomaa---nooman--is the word.
pfcis noon IA. iusi ~ Ne say n pretty cat
SO Gnc norman, fne horsh. 4 beautiful
snoman.a beannlVl tiger. Though how crea-
ilrs that has some external resemblance 90 n
somau can be saiJ ~ look beaunful, while dies
tlttr Of the very esscucr Of beaaffy. is what
cauuot conceive Bu, this polai mas beea aotic.
cd already
fell VA rompnng with nooman last winter
ia Paris She Vas BOXED upon Is a very pretty
woman. though With doubtful expression
The company nrie talking Of the 6ighDul dis
ifcsscs of .eland 81 " TO divert very dis
ffes,ing subiroL' the supposed lady who was
an absentee) tooh on jewel Dor, aud showed
IL n supcr1uous collection OF toy. that musi
have cost poor tenant headache 40 furnish,
Iie,e war neoman Tor ynu She went away
aud We found anoibcr amongst u.s. ~ the shape
Of the most sensitive ftbc party. This " lady
did nothing but abese The other ia the most al
ieCnpg terms. She acut 30 far II to Hflthc I'M
serving hal or sympathy cooled IN proper
ton ~ lcrs grew vehement she suddenly dricd
up her tears aud sitcr Swapping her hus.
r,nd head OF, n lhr phrase IS. proceeded 10
Ute ~ nll round IN n series oil spitefnl remarks.
HE poor man lad married noonan