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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
A new and CITE AEs Retail, and Wholesa
Grocery Store,

Now opened by the Subscriber, at the North East
corner of Market and High Streets where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the following
articles, with all others kept at any establishment
of a similar character
Sugars. Coffee, Teas, Anniseed Cordials
Pepper, Alspice, Cloves, Sugar House Moasses,
Numegs, West India do.
Mustard Ginger Bengal & Winter strained Oil
Spanish Indigo, Summer do. do.
Chocolate Of LIST q ID quality, Common do.
Sweet Oil in bottles Y Fssks, Coarse Salt,
Rhode Island pine apple SGround do.
Sapsago Cheeses, Fine do.
Cognac Brandy IIol Gin, Mackerel, No. g. & 8. in
Jamaica Spirits and American barrels and half barrels,
Brandy, Rice and Barley,
North Fast Rum & Am. Gin, Almonds, Rasns and Figs,
Madeira & Port Wine, Spermaceti, mould and dipt
Lisbon & rener,fe do Candles With an assort-
Sherry 4 Malaga do. ment of Brooms & Brush
Life of Man, Perfect Love, es, &c, &c.
Cinnamon, Peppermint &
n. B. Country produce, taken in barter, and
sold on commission.
GEO. LOCKYER.
Wilmington, May LIST, 1928. 4-3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15

Newcastle, July ID, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Sherif's Sale.

p virtue of writ of Vend Exponas to be directed WIN
xnoss to public Sale at the House OF Robert EaKi'
Nv. mngton) Chrisans nred' on Satufuay u,e
LADS and tenemens, situate, lying and beng III
h M Ireds of Chrsana and Newcastle, and county
aforesaid, to wit. No Crane Hook farm IN NEW s.
& H. ,v,.r Delaware and the Newcastle road, with
Gnn.4 ,,, storv Byick House, frame barn. &c. thereon
HaaM rected containing AZ acres CT narsh oo o ARABIC
.n e. Of woodland comprising $50 acres more or less. NO
. 4 Fam IN Christiana Hundred, adjoining lands OF JonI
Gordon Dr. James lton Louis M Lane ana osae wiz.
s,n,a hous. and kitchen s,one barn, corn CRIB COW
house &c thereon erected, containing oo acres be u's
led and taken in execution as the property oil mon
as BraIen, and 10 be sold by
JYILLLlM HERDMa.N, Sheriff.
w.Castle, Sept. llth, 1876.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Vol. III.
Marshal's Sale.

In pursuance of two several DEGREES OF n the DIS
4rict Court of the United States Tor 'he De'awa1e
T;str,ct 10 me directed, will be Exposed to PUB
nc S' SALE. at the Village of Seatord, in Sussex
ranrtv' in the said district on tuesday the Esd
day. Of Sept. inst at 10 O'clock, A. NJ the steam
Baat Philadelphia together with her tackle, apparel
anJ lurniture; being belled and condemned 10
a and rnur, nr claims therein exhibited and ordered
to be sold by , yAmn' n.', nstr,ct
- - c.. n 1000 st.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
DeLuuyare District, IS.

l}GIuIQre IJtStFtCt, 90.
WHEREAS a Libel hath been hled IN the DIS
4rc Court of the United States, nr the sad District
hv BENJAMIN Hardester and William Hooper OF
Baltimore sail makers, by James X. BACK ESQ
their Proctor, against the Steam boat fhiadelpha'
her tackle, apparel and furniture, now lying at the
Village of Sealord, in Nanticoke RIVER IN SAID DIS
trct. for decree for the condemnation aud al" OF
the said Steam Boat, for payment OF the sum oi NJ
~ one dollars, and twenty cents, IN SAID Label
alledred to be due to the L'De'lants' Tor ne
cessary materials furnished and delivered by the
Iibeants for the necessary repairs Oh sa'd neai
Boat, and for work and Labor performed IN repair
inc said Steam Boat by the LlbelIants
AND WHEREAS, WILLARD HALL, Judge
the t,s,r;ot Cour; tcr SAID Distr:st, hath oreret
Friday the twenty sixth day Of Sept. inst. at II
o,clock. A. NJ at the town of Newcastle, Tor hold
inr special District Court for said Trial agreeab'
to the prayer Of said Proctor NoTIch is ihhhh
c,vrN. that special District Court will he then am
there held for the Trial OF the PREMISES ana th
owner or owners, and all who may have or clam
anv ryht. interest or concern, hereby cited ant
admon,shed to be and appear at the time and pacc
aforesaid to show cause, iii any they have' why a u
nal Decree should not pass, pursuant to the praye
y NV THO: UI1'HERSPOON
elk. of District Court, Delaware District.
Wilmington Sept ., 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
DELAJY.8RE, MARYLAND IND NOhIH
CGROLINA LOTTERY,

Second Class draws in this Borough on TuesdAy at
q o'clock. p. M. 54 Nos Eish drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000, of 2lsl' 2 OF 1000 Of 800
S of 400, Of 500, II ct $50, 10 81 ioo " OF q
o. Of IS, ll04 of 6. and $3.50 Of Dollars.
Ticket S3 Half 81 so, Quarter rs cts. Eighth 81
10 be had in variety Of Numbers at
~ Il. BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. II, Market street
W;lmnuton. Del September l2.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-16
Col. BeatOn's Statement.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. SEPT. 10, 1923.

difference which had been for some months
brewing between General jackson and myself. pro.
duced on Saturday the 4th instant in the town Of
Nashville, the most outrageous affray ever witnes
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The following comments on the late foreign news,
are from the New York American of Tuesday even.
ing.
sWe still adhere, both from our own Judgment
and the tone of what we deem the best informed
journals Of Europe, to the opinion, that war not
yet certain, though more probable we cannot but ad.
nit, than heretofore. The great cause Of appfe.
henson is in the lonsngs OF the Russians alter Con
stantinope. The hope of preserving peace is in tie
dread Of both England and France, that war wouA
aggrandize the already overshadowlng power Of the
| Northern Autocrat.
In England public affairs do not strike US as in
very prosperous stable condition. The result o.
the vote on the appointment of Committee to con.
slider Of the repeal Of the Test and Corporation acts
which was opposed by ministers aad carried against
them, shows lack of strength in the House of Com
mons which is virtually the Government /; nor ca
we perceive that the present Cabinet has any hold
upon rhe popular mind. 1t is looked upon as tod
much thing of shreds and patches-a Cabinet Of
expectancy. OF the;kngs health. the rulnours ard
contradictory /; though from the very existence d
these rumours, ieversh state Of the public mind
may be argued, arising doubtless from general imI
preston, that in degree there is Just cause Of
apprehension. If there should prevail any well
founded or extensive belief that the life of the King
is in danger, it would prove another obstacle to thu
efficiency and success Of the present administrator
: between which or rather its chief, the Duke of We'll
7 lington and the heir presumptive, the Duke Of Ca
renee, it is known, that little cordiality exists. Til
c Royal Duke, moreover, is connected by family ALI
i. ance with Lord Holland, and by choice with tn
1t Wings. The speculations therefore upon the de
e mise of the sovereign, contribute with other causes
t, to the embarrassmens and inefhcency of the En-
J. gllsh ministry.
/ In France the march of affairs seems both smoOt
y and wise. The rejection Of ultra counsels by tn
ID King, and his acquiescence in the popular will, a
e indicated by the election, augur WE'LL both for III
A. prosperity and Tranquility of his reign.
e In Portugal, the return Of Don Miguel. appears
"a yet to have produced no marked result, and Spal
remains in darkness and in chains.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
PHILADELPHIA Anr;l 10

GRAlN.-A cargo Of fair quality Delow,ra
wheat brought 9Ocents. and some further contr,o,,
have been made for Susqnehanna Wheat, deyerahln
on the schuyiklll, at 95 cents. Indian Corn comes
in slowly and IS more inquired after at some improy
ment 70 prices; one cargo Southern White sold !,
SO cents, and several cargoes good Yellow at aoa
All. Oats are in good demand several care.
Delaware and Virginia sold at 23a25 cents Pm
sylvania is scarce, and sales have been mad f,na,
wagons at 27a28 cents. 'u'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
M. M. NOAH, sc.

Just before the last election, the Judge Oh lsrad
informed the public that though Delaware was SINAI
in territory, it had soul large enough for an en-
pire. The Major, either trusting in the fallaclo1
statements ofhs fellow aborer and politically con
sisent brother here, or indu|gng in his usual prac1
tice of claiming for effect, what desirable hous
very improbable, seemed to imagine that Dela"a
rans could be induced, by few politicians, to Va1
for General Jackson. Finding his mistake, the W.
ior at once discovered that he could put Dela"aE
in his breeches pocket!
On the 9Th of March, the Major had "mo d'u0
bit that the jackson ticket would succeed IN Ne"
hampshire - because, as how, dye sec, the WI
icr said the Republicans CHATS the go) were SO nv
and united. The election having terminated IN u
most signal success of the Administration ticket u
Major issued his bulletin, stating that "no NOR.
expected the success OF the Jackson ticket IN y
dannish State of New Hampshire 70
The Major is merry wight. and very amusing
other subjects besides politics. Now and then SOL
Of our Delaware papers quote the Judge OF isra
: thus" From the Nezp- York Enquarer-and Noa'
, chiefly by way of amusement to readers and NV
good authority for probabilities. When 'hes
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
From the Gazette de France, Feb. 26.

We have this instant received fresh letters from
Constantinople, dated Goth of January.
8. circumstances appear at length to indicate the
approach Of Il crisis which has been long feared.
The last hattl-scheri which DESTROYED all hope of
reconciliation with Russia, as well with respect to
is internal afflrs and the trea,y of Alderman. as
with regard to the proposals of paciflcaton, has
been read in all the mosques and the immediate
closing of the Bosphorus against the ships of all the
Christian natous. affords proof that the late neo-
ciaton, have 50 ncensed the Porte. that it no lon
ger cares for the ma,ntatnance OF the existing trea
YES with the other states. The rigorous measures
which have already spoken Of to you still continue,
and appear to be enforced in consequence Of the
certainty that Austria has not accepted the media
ton.
The military preparations and measures of pre-
caution are prosecuted with great diligence A pal
ace for TIVE Sultan is building on the Asatic coast
with bitches and Notifications, to which he may re
trea IN case Cuastantnople may be beseged.
The march of troops to Adranope continues. as
we'll as the sending of the Sulan's equipages, who
according to a report which is generally believed,
will very shortly 80 TO that city.
The Capital wore melancholy appearance. Tht
rage of the Muaselmen against the Christians, in
famed by the irmans, increased every moment Ii
addition, 200. 900 Asiatics were expected.
A letter from Vienna, dated 18th of February
says ''eters from Constantnople reat to the Ca
thoiics and the Christians in general, are of S
alarming nature that it is feared the Russians vii
Immediately pass the Pruth.
Accounts from Smyrna state that affairs Of tbs
city we're becoming critical for the European inhab
tants. The affairs at Sco contributed still more
irritate the government. 1t is said the lurt. beir
in want Of water would not be able to hold out ov
eight days. and the presence of the celebrate
Canaris, hindered the expedition fitted out
Mytene to assist the Turks, from effecting al
thing.
commercial letter from Odessa states that
tive preparations going on there for the exp
ted campaign Of the Russian army. Large quar
ties of wheat had been purchased, to be baked
the use Of the troops.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
WILL \ LIN saSHCyS
Friday, aprn 1S, 1885,
Price of Grain SC.
NEW-YORK Anr;l !

= -. ~, - z.
GRAiN.--Sales have been made of 2a3ooobn,,
els North River Wheat at 90a9l cents per bnsha1
and 500 bushels Jersey at % cents. Rive has d.
cllned sales OF 7a8oOO bushels have been made !,
47a48, and one parcel at 46 cents per busbel /. :.
8al0,ooo bushels Southern Corn at 38a4o cent,
and some White Beans at SO per fierce. '
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18
BALTIMORE April 10.


GRAIN SEEDS.--An advance has taken ,I,o,
in Wheat and Corn, in consequence of the scarriv
Of the former and an increased demand for tho Ia,
ter. Sales of White Corn have been made bpb ),
4oc. though 80 is the ruling price, for White AMI
Yellow. An urgent demand for the Eastern MARI
cts has effected this enhancement of prices-tbere
is no great prospects of its being maintained.
Wheat best white, 95al0O Peas Ao "a
" best red, 80 a95 Clover Seed, 3 87is40l
!" ord'y to good, 81 80 Timothy do lo5I q
Corn, white, best, 3d. 80 | Barley. Goa g.
" yellow do 38a39 Fllxseed, rough 8Oa 81
Rye, A4a As chopd rive, I0Obs -
Oats, 81 % Ship Stuff, bus. Ia 20
White Beans, b 100 Shorts, do Ga 7
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-18

tits stated in New Orleans paper that Judge
White will succeed Mr.. Livingston at the next
Congressional election. The papers begin to in
vestigate Mr. L's conduct very critically and han
die him without gloves and among other things the
100000 concern is not lost sight OIL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03
DOMESTIC iNTELLiGENCE.
COURT OF APPEALS.

PARIS, Kg Oct. H. We understand that a
singular occurrence has taken place at frank
fort, in The Court If Appeals. Judges oesIas
and Mills, some time since. forh arded to-
friend IN frankfort, letters TO the Executive De
paftment, expressing a intention 10 Resign, and
requesting the Governor TO accept lh.ir respect
i've communications aLd make them designations
of their respective Offices. These i,iters excited
some senFibliity among the Assmiers of the bar.
aud other citizens, VINO we're anxious thai these
Judges Shouts not then res,sn, especially as
there wtie many cases already argued, and read,
before tho;n, for decision aud the present term
would be losi, and swell the docket, which is a.
ready so gr u, as to amount to a denial OF nus
tee. They accordingly d. aimed those lencrs,
a"d prevented then reaching the Governor, aud
united M pressing solicitations To the ,wo judy
e. to take then back, without their being ptesen-
ted. These Jna ses, after some hesitation and
refusal, ultimately as .eed to i7kc back these let
teis, aud 10 hold the neat term of the Court
On hearing this, Chief Justice Ribb. openly pro.
aonuced them no .judgss-aud thai they had re-
s~iSned-and that he would have no Inpre 10 do
win them rs Judges. The Argus annoupced
tins fact. Judge Ptbb ultimately, al the sueqps
ten OF some person, mat he was treating his as
socrates contrary 10 ihc rules oi delicacy aud de
coruin, by his public iaiN, without communion
NM '' wa IA iAs ~ iAititifat NANtt 10 the OIIfi
Two Judges, apprizIhg them that Be could not re-
cognize then, without new comma sions. aud M
sistlne that, nom the moment they signed and
sent OF their letters of resignation, they wvre
out OF Office. whether tie Governor ever saw or
heard Of these letters. This communication
nom Judge Blbb, the other two re ceiyed shortly
before they Ieif Their homes to hold the present
term. They, however, VEN. md ON Their arri-
val they proceeded cautiously aud held no
Court on the afst day win theiatenl,ou, ifpossi.
Die to "bvlate the pr 1;ended scrnoles OF Bib.
VINO would take nodce that they had resigned,
a''ho"gh the Governor, by, declining 10 all the
vacancies Vou.d notadmit thee was any. One
TWO Pc social interviews were brough, about
NJ 50 mo written communication made, he
Mee'i tlLe Chief Justice and the other members
"'-"hrt but all to no purpose. The two .Iudg-
es. on Tuesday, finding ali their efforts at recon-
Citation unavailine, appointed an nour at which
I they would open Court and sent a request to
the Chief Justice to attend and resume his sta
lion. Bat he would not do so. The o,hers
have since been progressing with the business
of Court, as usual.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

sehumla aad Constantine pie Lad s,ussn obliged
10 all back On the main army before schumia,
y Ih great loss
JAssy, Aug 2i-lt appears that the subjuga-
ton oiiic Turks will coat greater Efforts than
was At first snppo.fd. Troops are marching
from all quarters and great preparations are
making at Odessa and Scbasiopol in The EN-
bsrkation Of troops aud muni .ons. A division
of iafsnify OF the governmeni OF. tsksierinpslaw,
had received Information 20 proceed TO CrinIes.
II is supposed thai the Emperor has some i'm
poftsot expedition in view. more particularly as
lls wait 10 Odessa If prolonged.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03
New YoRK, Der. 90.

NEW YORK, Ger. 30.
Distinguished pisiters.-Last evening. GOV
Cass, from Detroit with Messrs. FORSYTH and
kmzle, and a deputation of Winnebago Indians
on their way 10 Washington, arrived in the
North America, from Albany, took IN their
quarters al the New York Hotel, in Greenwich
street. Inc singulariiy OF this visit. being the
hfst OF the KIND, We believe from ,ha; renot.
and hitherto unmanageable tribe, has attracted
Sreai attention aud brought together crowds of
people Inc tribe of which these men come is
situated on The Fox and Ouisconsin river in the
VIclh''y OF The rich tract known on ,Ie Fever
Wines Ahey have, up to the present time. en-
RETAINED hostile feelings towards tie United
suites, ana have always felt the most perfec,
confluence IN their ability 10 conquer any enemy
10 "hoth they might be opposed. Their tribe
numbers about 1900 warriors, aud they are 60
situated mat they, after having committed de-
precautions upon our Territory, retreat into
me INFERIOR, where il would be difficult 10 follow
'"eh up me Ouisconsin, in doing which our
'io"Ps would he continually liable 70 fall into
a"iouscades. The humane design OF the pres-
cut 'isi' Is 10 produce in the minds of these saw.
ages conviction, by showing them TO the ex.
'e"' vi our power, that i, is in vain to content
"se'nst us ~ that their true policy is to cherish
peaceinl intercourse with our People.
y great eiecl has already been produced nm.
on tneiF minds. as their chiefman. in a soe4cb
",ich ne addressed to his companions At Utica
'oiu ,n'in that II would be of no avail ior then,
: attempt hereafter 10 overcome the whites
VINO were evidently too strong icr lnem-aud
n'., "heh they return home, they had bette,
make ~, then minds to live al peace with IN
y a'e Fepp'e n this country. Jllry have
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03
VIC

English Meffoiists.--Se 1ou, discussions ex-
iet IN England an ng the Nicthodists. The dit
hculty commenced at Leeds. The members fire.
queating Orange Chapel in that town. deiormin-
ed TO ereci an organ which was opposed as a
departure from the original simplicity OF the
doctrines and obseTvances prescribed by IFe
founder Of their religion, ioHN NEstEY. The
diSr.te was laid before a conference IN London,
and a decision was made against having music.
Those desiring music have refused TO abide by
the decision, aud are now building an organ.
They have also formed thems YES INTO a distinct
religious body under the designation oc the
" Wesleyan Protestant Methodist" The sece-
ders in Leeds alone amount 10 1000.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

MoBILy, 0ct.A
Melancholy Occuyreace.-Great alarm was
created IN tins city on Wednesday last by me
sudden falling of one of Mr.. Hunts large bro
stores, on the Northwest corber OF Dauphin AM
commerce streets. The NORTH wall az the ioun'
dd'lon, and the East and South walls at the Sc.
cond door, suddenly gave way, and the entire
a'tc story fell with an immense weightof I'M.
n'r, &c. bnrying beneath It's rum. a number o.
me "orkmen, and two young gentlemen. Mr.
stephen w. Schuy Ter, of Albany, New York.
ana MIR. Samuel e Griffin. of the housed
grimm " BuH. Of this city who had gone INTO
me building for the purpose of cursory exam
nation, MIR. ScIuyle r was extricated with b.
ms broken sod his body severely brast'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03
TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF pIRAT

TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF PIRATES.
ne editors OF the american are indebted TO
the poil"ncSs of captain Weston, of the
schooner Virginia, at this port yesterday from
Il. haris, for the 81. Christopher Gazette OF the
ION alt IRON which they make the following eX-
Tracts
BAssErtRRr, September %.
fthAtf ESPECIAL CUUhT OF ApNIRaLTY'-
~Sit aMdTB Of liz biais Of DE parties accused Of
me PifdiicGf capture ofihe ByjtiSh 6glg tdrrddoo.
IN Monday last the pod inst. the following
persons were indicted before q Grand Inquest,
especially held for the purpose, for that they,
vac prisoners IT the bar, IN Il certain VeSsel or
pri'ateer called Las Banlds Argeat'ads Odd, O"
,ne high seas, and WITHIN the jurisdiction "ifhe
ttigh Court of Admiralty of Great Britain, % put
IN great bodily fear, and danger other lives"
me passengers, officers, and crew OF the brf lsh
org Cariaboo, while proceeding on her W wage
'fon Liverpool to Bueuos Ayres, Monte Video.
OF a market and that they, the prs onprs, did
:" practically and ieIoniousIy, ste'd, take, and
: run away with the said brig, against the peace
" OF our Sovereign Lord the hing, his crawn
" and dignity" viz
Josef Lagaro. Bugs0u, Capiain MaraeriC
ISABELLA, LIST Lieateytmt Jose 1abarone, "a
Lieltsndnt; EHHSia Girouslia {; Gfar,er Jor
dag Carlo Pecord; BadHsta Mol; PtdrO
candles Juan Marines; Jose lgnatio .Jtda
Consoles Manuel CGtieroa Kiesnie Bats
Pettr Noses Pefr9 .AteGnidgn Pepe GenedleS.
francisco MaaRie; .CaRdaiadio Auitah into.
mo Rodrtdgafs; Hoaorie Jose Juan RdSttG,
Motion was made by the Solicitor General.
that Elias Rdrfy Ne'ryma''. (Surgean.) and
Henry Harrison, (ouartrrspaster,) of Las pa
mas Argentinss, be Admired evidence for
the Crown 10 which The Court gave their con
cutrence.
The prisoners were then arraigned, and they
severally pleaded Not Guilty.
The Counsel for the prisoners. before the
question was put TO them % how they would be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

beeo 10th sappt.sel ana 4eis 4.ea al -,
have seen. "9t.
The depuiaiion consists IT 6ftse,
one so,a.,,,. belonging 10 ll,s Two mo-. 80" al
iul families IA the tribe. 81, PhNe
At tie last ascension ol nf. Roberu
New York. TIE C%9mnercisi Adser,isey 1t
The india" Chiefs all give Us TO sa,.
account oi their opinions OF iee.iugs te,n.c,
the ascent OF the Balloon. Old Naw.L'"
piled 10 the Interpreter. who put the CO..
ior US" Think think nothing of il a.
ther replied Win more sense than NJ
- No use Another. " Americans foolbl
g
ST.. AUGUSTINE. (E. F.1Oct. Sit g;,.
pleasure 10 state that The indians on Inc A.
chicola nave decided 10 ssld a drluiaiioap ."
the Mississippi, preparatory to n removal ,ba,
and il is proDable that the East Florida Lai
will iOin them. "s
We regret that we have so long omi,,st.
state, that JON Ike WILLIAMS, Esq. has o.
returned from a tour, in miirh he has bee,
gagged about three months, exploring the ,.a,t
ern coast OF the Territory. lie states TIA,
southern extremity Oh The peninsula is yefy -
ky, aad hat scarcely a Tree or shrub are foas.
for a hundred miles from Cape Sablr. wi
are COMMON 10 this country That mas,ir IL
uumvila,, gum, elelny, osino. wild &c. and me- !
groves are there foand, instead Of oaks mn.
ahd tii bushes. lie has biough, with him ,s,a
ral hundred subjects OF natural history, ia Co..
coiogy, niheraioGy, botany, dc.
-oexS-
Maple sugar.-Ihe New York Daily ADJ.
tiser, of'Saiu,day, says-up wards OF three Inn,
bred barrels of maple sugar have been receiy,a
nv the canal, which has been solh ~ five cent
,,..I aat nf.,.t kUa tIaia,sfn.t