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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
Notice to Stockholders.

MAY, ID, 1928.
An election will be held at the Banking house OF
the Bank Of Delaware, on Monday the second Gay oi
June next, between the hours of twoand five O'clock
p! M. for nine Directors to serve the ensuing year.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
May 2, 1925 5-oaw4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
65th DIVIDEND.

MAY, Cd, 1923.
The President and Directors OF the Bank OF Del
aware, have this day declared Dividend OF zen
Dollars per Share equal to five per cent Tor ,ne last
six months, payable to the sockhoders or their le-
gal representatives On or after the 10Th lust.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
Nav ed. 1925. o-oaWfl
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03

Sunday Schools-ltis estimated that there are
one million two hundred thousand children enjoy
ng the benefit of Sunday School instruction in the
Jaitad States.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For. THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

The following communication, in part at least,
appeared in the American Daily Advertiser, and
has been sent TO US for publlcaon--by which we
are told--and have no doubl--we shall oblige MIA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19

4
WV commence as usual II tho I'd Tuesday in MAJ
' 18th, and continue s days 10y
- Ist Day
lwo sweepstakes for colts and FLIES 2 ware ala -,
Subscribers: | 'i' ""''ioiiet'
r. NJ. Cunningham enters the produce of Ho, Ro,o.,
Jmo. F. Cooke enters the produce of Buzzard; BY si
5 Jno. B. Christian enters m. ,,o,,,oo 81 c.
Alfred. " 0"''"' ny Or
Jas NJ Se!de" enters the produce of lady Toman Nv
VIM. r. Johnson enters tl,4 ,,od,cs oe p,, -
Charles. ""'y' ny Si'
Is Jas j. Harrison enters the produce of Favo,;,. =,
Sirginian ' ny
2i Race, same tiay.
Subscribers S' ""' '"'''r'
WIN. r. johnson
Jas. J. Harrison
WIN. Wynne
Geo. b. Garrison ldeadi
Charles G.. Graves
ID DAYS Race
PToprietof's purse, 9 mile heats $780, entrance Az
Sd Days Race.
'ocFy CLUB Purse, j mile heats, $1,000 entrance so
BIB Days Race.
P"s' Sske' single heat, miles out $3.50 entrance
Vim: r. Johnson
Jas. J. harrison
lDo. MinEe
Jas. NJ, Selden (sli!l openl
9TH Days Race, Gate money for The b.ne6, n -,
Syme. ''0 O'"e"t OIL 'no'
sweepstakes fer ali ages mile heats best 3 in s. en-
the Race. "s Peee"hg
Inc subscriber feels iusti6ad in remarkine that from
we hummer ohne horses now in training, among them SAL
y y" aIHer Hrle Betsy Ransom, Sally Hope, Medley Rel
nu'oock, trumpetet' Niger &c. &c, together with the
nH'ner OF hne colts that viii make their first appearanro
MS 9pI'ng-he sport cannot fal to be interesting Tbs
suoscoef mas been at great pains aud expencs in nre
pairing me course since the last season. having covst
4o' OF u with fine soft soil which, he thinks has made
one OF tne pest courses he has everseen either for train
g ", a',ns on lie will be prepared, as heretofore n
'ne Racers AT his House, as we'll az sons o,i,
S,1r,eInen VINO may prefer being the course
ns meetings Of the club will he a, the Tree Min t1
- ''oc"' preceding each days joeky club Race
n r.., ). NJ. sELDEN, Proprietor,
o. ADe treasurer earnestly soIcits, tina, each ,s,,
W pay or cause TO he paid, his subscription bv m,
=, we yoeky cruz Rare at which tine he is compelled
ts ~. Up se purse. J.; NJ SELDEN, ~
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China, Glass s. Earthen Woro

LIZ suose'ioets would respectfully give notice. tina,
they are opening an bshiae mt of The abo,a H.;
next door to Mr. Geo. Wilson's Conectionarv ard
size Niessrs. Raymond Brothers and Mr. John Tbon
son nat Stores where they intend to keen ecn.re,
assortment, and expect to sell moderate
SAFE or retail. Their stock is now complete, bu,
WI! De M a lie" days CHAS. HOLT, Jun g. co
April ~ - "''' ~ W
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
TO BE SOD.

public sale, 7hrsday the Esd tnsfanf at his late
IA residence, all the estate real and persc a If Sam.
ael Head, late OF Mill Creek Hundred, New Caslle
County, decd consisting OF household and futni.
tnre 30 acres Of unimproved land tier Coun,y,
P.nnsyivana ad the premises Of his lite RESIDE nee.
'djpnng Hockessn Meeling grounu, lands Of l hunao
Little, Aquila Lamb0rn aud hers ,Tn,s situation 10
ealhy and handsome and very desirable either for pub.
&c business or private re,rea trsm ac'ive hte
Sale 10 Commence Al IL .ciock sad day When cons
dit,ons Of Sale will be mai. konwn by
HENRY HE LID, , -.
DAVID WILSON. SAeeu's
October 1Ilh, 1885, yS-~ss
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

probable that OF readers will expect us to
say something about the late election the returns of
winch, as received give to-day, and also the re.
SUIT. we are in minority of 4l9 votes in the State
and our opponents tell by way Of bnastiog that if il
had not been Tor the sickness prevailing in Kent their
majority would have been increased This may be So
we shall not war with suggestions it more than enough
Tor US 10 know that defeated Bat this is no new
lhns-we are used to it experence has taught rs to
~" now 20 near defeat we have always been in the
republican minority, and are there yel We did hone
however, in this com'ngng Of formerly es ranged pa IT,
Aan mat enough had got their eyes op encc enough had
been touched by the holy fire from the republican altar
JOIN IN giving the vote Of this TO the escple Of JEFF
ferson, the patriotic farmer of Tennessee Dat we are
disappointed we have placed more confidence in The
republca" feelings and principles of Delaware than waS
well founded
We shall not paa faults or account in detail for de-
fea Our friends have done well and ably -if
were made, they such are incident 10 the BE-,
causes best conducted. We had much of the intelligence
OF The state array.d the side the old patriot. But
local influences were the other way. The
we're for Mr. Adams and they we're SO deludeJ so led
totally as'ray as TO charge upon enmty to the Ameri
merlcan System If this fair in politics. it is NOT 4
moras-for they know that the Jackson men. here .,
least, are tariff Every head of manufacory must
OF necessity have great influence with his men, and as
the manufacturers delnded upon this question il
suited them to be administration men, and of course their
woTkmen went with them Now we do not mean 10 he
~ nalured N the remark, but say when Gen Jackson
shows to the country, the policy Of his admins,
our manufacturers will be administration still. The,
Delaware will be what she has BEEN Jackson re-
publican states made by the development, of the nr;n
cpes OF our Hero, when he reaches as reach he must
that place, which will enable hun 10 shine forth in ALI The
spend"r OF wise, temperate, and profound civilian
anticipating this result, opponents have worn H.
anres winch they have gained by DOR defeat nolestl,
and meekly They have INFO my of The excesse
OF exnation, thereby setting an example 10 be follow
ed when the electoral e,tions are yer Bur We te,
them before hand shall be able to initiate them y
We shall be obliged to express jy and his cannot b.
done without noisea band of music must plav /. Hail 4
tile Chief" &c sc.
| Tha there may be doubling on this subject and !;
order to show what consolation have in store lar IN
loss Of the three vo es in Delaware we submit the fow
| ing estimate of electoral votes-yix.
VOTES OF The STATES ON THE pREsJDENTi ~
| QUESTION.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
Wilmington, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1928.

ih's IS ELECTION day in PENNSYLVANIA, & ONO
AND y commences also in NEW ERSEY.-We shall of
Course have TOR some lime of interesting
expec IN all those States, pow crful demonstration
IN favour of the Pc piles CANDIDATE.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

slCKNEss.-1he New York papers give serious &C
counts of the very sckly state of the villages, and th.
country generally in the vicinity Of the City On Long
island in particular, is said that there are not well person.
enough to attend to the sick But the most distressing
accounts which we have from any quarter
OF the inhabitants about Luke Ontario There the terroi
of disease have reduced them to the miserable CON
dtion possible. Whole families found not only sick
but entirely destitute Of medicine, food and attendance
In family Of nine persons, ad died. the rest a.
SICK, aud dependant little girl for every thing, WI
had The aeut every other da, At another the moth,
had died, leaving eight small children, all SICK the Gait
Of the father A, house containing families. Il.
person could from his bed but old man Of 70
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

New CASTLE Delaware, Oct 10th, 1928
vuNE subscriber will receive seated proposals until the
Il 10th day OF November next, for excavatlng mud ia
Harbor of New Casile--the propos ais state the
price per cubic yard 4. STOCKVON. 1856
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
Trunks, SaAAlery and HARNESS
Making.

TIME subscibe having pui chased the stock in trade Of
4 Wtam " Rice. iakes this method OF informing his
lends and The public, that be intends carr, on the
business of Sa.dng and farnes skpg all its various
branches, amt That he will materials and
have the FIST morkmen employed, he does not hesitate
to hal the articles his ne, which he offers SALE
Will be tnund OF the fashionable and durable KIDD
and cannot a 10 give general satisfaction lie has nov
on hand Saddles, Brides. 1ig and Carriage Harness.
Trunks and general assortment Of Saddle y, which he
offers for sale low prces at the old sand No &c. Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Del.
DAVID MILES.
October 14th 1898, 78-Smos.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

This district chooses electors The vote Of Aephany
much less than usual this te full be given at the
Electoral Election this county will te scale in favor OF
Andrew jackson.
Two Jackson Electors in this District
ttIne Jackson Eector in this District.
Some Jackson Elector in this District,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

ApTULA TON Of the Votes given at General Election
slc the Court House The Town New
produced each and
Candid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-07

Wednesday,, Jan 30.
A message was received from the Presi
dent, communicating to the house, recent
correspondence between the charge DAT.
faires from Brazil and the Secretary OF
state, relating to the subjects of dissention
between this Government and that of Bra.
zll, in compliance with resolution Of the
House Of the Cd inst. The message and
documents were referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
The Spaker laid before the House a let.
ter from the Secretary Of War, transmit
ting the proceedings ofthe Court Martha
which tried certain Tennessee Militia at
Mobile, in December, 1914, together with
other papers connected with that subject,
which were called for by the House some
days since.
The Speaker laid before the House, "a let.
ter from the Secretary of War, transmitting
list Of Officers on the Pension List Of the
United States, in which are designated the
States to which they belong, which letter
was read, and laid on the table.
Mr.. McDuffie, from the Committee OF
Ways and Means reported bill making
appropria tons for Internal lmproveRe ents
which was twice read. and committed tc
the Committee of the Whole on the State
ofthe Union.
The House then proceeded to consds,
the resolutiod on the subject of retrench
mept. Some debate ensued, and an amend
ment suggested, when on motion, the
House adjourned.
Thursday Jan. 81.
"a Bill in alteration of the several acts
imposing duties on Imports" was reported
read twice, committed and 6000 copies o.
the bill report, and testimony, was ordered
to be printed.
The documents from the War Depart
ment, relative to the trials ofthe militia mel
were referred TO the Committee on Military
Affairs, and ordered TO be printed.
| The House then resumed the discussion
ofmr. Chiton's resolution, the question be
! ing on mr.. Blake's amendment as modified
by mr. Dorsey. After mr.. Wickliffc hat
concluded mr.. Letcher and mr.. Livingston
followed, Mr.. Weems thea called for tn,
previous question, bur withdrew his call
which was renewed by mr.. Cambrelens
and lost--Ayes 30, Nees ~. Mr.. Everett
then rose and expressed a wish to max,
some remarks, in order to put one or two
points which had been discussed in clea,
light, but, being indisposed, the House ad
journed.
Friday FEB. I.
The discussion was resumed on the reso.
lutions offered by mr.. Chiffon. Mr.. Ever,
EFT addressed the House in very powerful
speech. Mr.. Randolph succeeded. He
complained Of weakness, and his remarks
seemed to testify to the correctness Of the
complaint. Mr.. Hamilton took the floor, bu,
before he had proceeded in his remarks the
House adjourned, on motion Of mr.. Burgess
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SuspAY-ur. sch. Gen. Lafayette, Lew
ell, fr. Prov.
MosDAY-orr brig Eagle, Mauran, fr. Prov
for Savannah,
Sch. Passamaquoddy, Tyler, fr. Whining
ton,
Schrs. Diadamia, Cozrens; Signal, Linch,
for NYork; James Burrill, Briggs, for Phil
adelphia Jane, Thomson, for Richmond ir
Providence,
Sloop Lineas, Bishop, ff Madison, for N
Bedford,
TursDsv-arr. sch. Mary & Eliza, Allen
fr. Prov. for Norfolk,
Sloop Collector, Heath, fr. Y. York,
Slocp Alonzo. Child, fr. Prov, for NY.
MEMORANDA.
Spoken 2oth ut lat 81, lon, 72i, brig Will
liam, of Beverly, days f.. this port.
Up the River, above N Orleans, l4th ult.
brig Ann Gadsden, Barker, of this port, load
ing for NYork. ...
Left at Havana, Goth ult brig Criterion
Taylor, Of this port, for N Orlsans. days
brig Marcia, Maybery, anc {; brig Fame. Big
ley, do Charles & Ellen, Norris, do. /; ship
Roger Williams, Mosher, do.
At the Balize, l2th ult. brig Belvidera
Brooks, Of this port.
The u s. ship Erie, Capt. Turner, sailed
from Pensacola, 10th ult. on a cruise. ~
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Selling of Cheap !!
Harvey Sessions,

HAS on hand general assortment o
4 Il English, French, India, and Ameri
can Goods--all of which are offered for sal,
low for cash or approved credit.
Feb.,5th, 1929. .s
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Marrtfo.

In this town. on Sunday evening last by
Tho Rev mr.. Norris, mr William II Top
ham to miss Abby /. Bush, daughter Of mr.
iazard Bush, of this town.
On Tuesday evening last, hy the Rev. mr.
Choules, mr., Francis Waldo, of Brooklyn
Con. to miss Eliza Fry Wenwood, daughter
Of the late mr. Godfrey Wenwood, Of thin
place.
In MiddIetown, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev mr. Eddy, mr.. John s. Tucker, o
South Kingrtown, TO miss Adeline B. daugh
ter of mr.. George Smith, ofthe formor place
At New London, Nathaniel H. Perry, Esq
Purser in the U, S Navy, formerly of this
town, to miss Lucretia Thatcher, daughter OF
Anthony Thatcher Esq
In Providence, Goth ult. capt. James G.
Bowen, of Fall River, to miss Mary Allen, oI
this town. -
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For Sale,

IA PURSUANT to a vote Of
the General Assembly, and
st 4 with the advice Of the Court Of
M Probate, the mansion house
and lot belonging to the heirs of GILBERT
CHAsE, deceased--Also, the stable adjoin.
ing. formerly owned by DIR. Ccnter;--s
garden lot on the Point, and two lots on the
Long wharf cnd Washington-street II
the above estates are not sold previous TO
the 10Th day Of next month, they will then
be offered at Auction, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
(if fair weather, il not, the first fair day af.
ter commencing with the mansion house.
DAVID BUFFUM, Jr. Guardian
10 me minor heirs.
UHO Has FOR SALE,
An excellent Garden Lot 100 feet square
near the Blue Rocks, on the Point.
Newport, I'd mo. 4th, 1928.
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Nautical fntellfgfnte.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

sloop Ann, Manchester, NYork,
sloop Splendid, Read, NY.
CLEARED,
Brig Brilliant, Barton, Amsterdam,
Schooner Mary Eliza, Allen, Norfolk,
Sch Jane. Thompson, Richmond
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Providsnce,
Sloop Splendid, Read, Provid.
ARRIVALS.
THusspAr Jsn.3l--srr brig Cora, Morrison
Sch. Recover, widger, fr Marble Head, fol
NYsrk,
FnrpaY Feb. lar. sch. Marx, Eldredger
s,rrRp.Y-srr. brig Antelope, vinson, fr
n. Orleans for Prov.
Sch. Splendid, Gibbs, II. wsrsham, ,fsr Bal
tsmoss.
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$4,000 Bushels OF Sand,
for Mortar.

PROPOSALS. will be received until tho
J. 18th Of March next, inclusive, for the
delivery on the wharf at Fort Adams, New
port Hsrbor, Of 10000 bushels Of Sand foI
Stone Mortar. Tn. Sand must be clean,
coarse and free from pebbles, and tho propo-
sails must be accompanied by fair sample
thereof The delivery 70 commence by the
18th Of April next and 10 be made in such
quantities. and at such times as the progreas
of the work may require.
Proposals viii also be received during the
same period. for the delivery at said Fort Ad-
ans, Of 10, 600 bushels Of Sand ofs finer kind,
Tor brick mortsr--the proposals TO be accom-
panied by fair sample thereof
JOS. q. TOfTEN, Maj Engs
Brev't. 1t. Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
Janusry 29th, IS2s.
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FOR SALE

School Books and Stationary; Blank Account
Books, Rowlo,s Interest Tables, Bibles Pray
er books; New Hymns, three sizes, one of large
print for elderly people, 4 great variety cl
Juvenile Books from | cent to 81. Nautical
Almanacs for ls25 and %; Bowdi,ch Nayiga.
tors; Blunts Coast Pilot; Steel Ship mas.
ter's assistant. an excellent work; GIbson's.
Gummerc's S and Flin,s Surveying; Playiair's
Euclid; Eulors and Days Algebra; playing
Cards; engIaved Merits for Schools; pocket
books, Wrapping paper of various sizes low;
Travellers Directory, Watts psalms and
hymns.
Also, just Reeeieed, Some more NEW MU.
SIC in sheets. Feb
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Notse.

AO's~JS SN's' 49, sS~O'
One hundred and twenty two memorials
petitions, remonstrances, and representa-
tions, were presented this day and dispos-
ed of to committees, or laid upon the table
--23 Of which were for an increase Of the
Tariff on various species of imports by way
of affording more efficient protection to
the domestic industry of the country, and
four were of an opposite character
Mr.. Pearce, presented the petitions OF
inhabitants Of Little Compton, Tiverton,
&c. in Rhode Island, for Break water in
Church's Cove of inhabitants Of New
port, in Rhode Island, for the erection oil
a sea wall round Goat Island in the harbor
Of Newport.
Mr.. Burgess presented the petition ofin-
habitants Of the State Of Rhode Island, for
the erection of a light house On Nayat
Point, and pyramids on sunken rocks in
Narragansett Bay.
Tuesday, jan. %.
The House resumed the consideration
of Mr.. Chilton's resolutions on the Re-
trenchment, with the amendments proPos.
Cd thereto.
When the debate closed yesterday, an
appeal had been made by mr.. M'Dufie
from decision Of the Chair, by which de.
cision Mr.. Vance, ofObio, was pronounced
10 be in order, in certain statements he
made in relation to the organization Of the
Committees of the House; and on the
question upon this appeal, the yeas and
nays were demanded by rnr. Wright and
ordered BY the House.
This morning, the first business was the
deciding Of this appeal; and the question
having been stated from the Chair. The
yeas and nays were taken, and were as
iollows: yeas 81, nays sc. So the House
affirmed the decision Of the Speaker, and
Mr.. Vance was suffered to proceed.
Mr.. Vance then resumed and concluded
bis Speech. He was succeeded by mr.
Pearce, Of Rhode leland, in q speech Of
considerable length; who was followed by
Mr.. Bell, of Tenne ssec. After an ineffect.
ual motion to adjourn, Mr.. Dorsey, ofIMs
rvlsnd took tho floor, but bad not proceed
ed far, before fthei hour being lste)
motion for sdjournmsnt was made and car
risd,
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Dff0.

In this town, on the 3lst ult after a short
but distressing illness, capt George Cox, in
the 57th year of his age-an honest, worthy
citizen AS a husband and father, kind, affec.
tionate and indulgent--as neighbor, sincere.
ly obliging. CONN.
On Monday last, mr.. William Langworthy,
aged III years The signature of General
George Washington, bears honorable testi.
mony that he served his country faithfully
throughout the old war, from its commence.
ment to its termination. No man had strong
or claims on the justice or bounty Of govern.
mept. He sailed with Paul Jones in the first
American frigate that travelled the ocean;
andafterwards enlisted in the Northern Ar.
my, following its fortunes in defeat and in ad-
versty until the war was over He enlisted
again in the last war, ready and willing to en-
couEter every danger which he had met in
times of old. That he was personally known
and respected by the Commanderin in Chief
was to him greater reward, than his pen.
sion. He met his last enemy without fear
In Portsmouth, on this island, on Sunday
night last, mrs Maria Amelia Page, wife Of
mr.. John B. Page, and daughter Of capt
William Calvert, Of this town, in the 30th year
OF her age. She evinced through very te-
dious illness, the most perfect patience and
esignation, and looked forward with Joy and
composure to the full realization Of that "bes-
sed hope" Her amiability Of character, en-.
deared to her many lasting friends, who
mourn her loss in sincerity.
Melancholy accident On Friday afternoon
last, mr.. Solomon Goodspeed, and honest, in.
dustrious carpenter, Of this town, while en-.
gagged in taking down building, part Of it
Unexpectedly gave way aud buried him in the
ruins lie was Immediately extricated, but
survived the injury only nine hours.
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Wanted to Hire $1,000,

NOR which security will be given on val.
II liable Real Estate. Enquire at this of'
Ace. Jsn. 81, 1879.