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Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

trinaed by the Projects, were obliged to demand the
free publication of the Paris papers ;-from thence
arose 50 many complaints against the despOtc opln-
ions of the capitol. And from whence did these
complaints emanatel from the very same source that
had destroyed the competition. and created the mon
opoly. Ought the journals of Paris to be silent, in
order to avoid the inconvenience of speaking aonep
it was understood by the mormainers, the brokers
of law suits, and the censors. Under the provis-
ions of the law it will be impossible to prevent
delay because before one can place periodical
sheet under the press, how many difficulties are
there to surmount! But, at length, some establish
ments have been able to comply with the hard con
ditions of the law, and have wherewlth to pay the
stamp and postage, these two hard handed oppress-
ors of the journals; the small number OF Tree pa
pers that existed, have already appeared in a new
dress; and many who were prohibited from meddling
with political affairs, have profited by their emanc-
patton.
| Cartouch the famous French robber, being told
that young man wished to become member OF
his band. took him under examination asking him
where he'd served ? the other replied Two years
with an attorney, and six months under an inspector
of the police at Paris" Then (sad Cartouch with
transport) shall consider it the same thing as 1
you had rode all that time in my troops,' and the
young man took rank accordingly.
, The French papers announce that Prince Talley
: rand has completed the memoirs of his life am
tines but that they not to be published until at
ter his death. How interesting volume woul'
these memoirs offer to the world, if they could b
D accompanied, BY way of notes, or commentaries
with MR. Van Buren's memories of his life and times
What an instructive history of political intrigue AM
party management, in both hemispheres, would tn
united memoirs of the Gallo and the America
o Taleyrand present Nat. Int.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
SEEVER PLAATA, &c,
Securing and CoAouring,

WM ILL be done on Silks. Cottons and Woollens,
w by the subscriber, in Queen street. few doors
East Of the Main street, at the place where the widow
Hamihon decd. forInerey carried on the same bu-.
siness. Those iavouring him with their work. will
find it to be we'll done and in as short time as pos
sible.
KIERNAN LITTLE.
Wilmington, Dec. 2. 65-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
EAkton Bank Notes received
at NAY

The few remaining DRY GOODS consisting of Calicoes
piurbams Marsaies and Valencia vestng Grape, Water
loo and other sawls, silks for dresses cloaks bombaze
TARTAN and Carcassan plads, Denmark satin camble,
drilling cambric book and Jaconet huslins and handker-
chiefs &C. &c will be sold what they cost and the Elk.
ton paper received in payment at par for the same Those
who prefer selling the paper for good money in prefer
ence to taking the goods have it discounted by apply
ing to EDW WhHD NJ nnaAr, X,
47-2m
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
ITEMS.

IA Scotch paper speaks thus of the removal OF the
Duke of Clarence Chief of the British Navy.
strong fact haa Oes wanted 70 p1uve oy
ernment. it was this. Nothing proves more decls'
ively that the Crocn has lost its just balance IN the
Government and when see the Heir apparent
bundled out Of office at the will of faction OF ar,s-
tocratical borough .mongers, we may well dread the
ruin Of the Constitution If matters go on thus, the
Government may be pronounced a pure Olisarchy
After the year 1850, if any Brazilian is taken,
while engaged in the slave trade ne Is to De treated
.s nirate. The above IS one of the provisions OF
the treaty between Emperor Don Pedro and the Brit
ish.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
REMARKABLE CURE OF
RHEUMATISM!
BY THE USE OF
DIR. JEBBS RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
nTCoty Of a Letter!!n

uTCoty eta Letter!!<G
Charlestown, (Nlass.) June %, 1927.
TO the Proprietor of DR.. Jedb's Linmens.
Dear Sir--I deem it duty awe 10 suffering humanity
TO acqaint YOU and through you the pubc should you
think bes of the unexpected and surprising cure perform
ed on myself by the of the above most excellent ed
cine have been for more than nty years, and some-
times most severely af cted with the Rheumatism; have
been frequently rendered perfectly helpless, and in conse
qnence confined my bed, when has required two per"
me, being in such extreme pam; nave sevs
raj times been under the of he most eren: hys-
clans, but procured only temporary ree one DAY no'
ced the advertisement OF Dr. Jebbs Liuiment with the
testimonials accompanying it, and was induced to try "a
bottle which, used without much sensible benefit con-
ched however, persevere and bought anoher bottle.
and was greatly relieved ard by the use OF half the third
was wholly cued and have never since had return
# the pain which had not been free from month at a
time for thirty years. and 1t now more than three years
since cured would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful compliant, not TO des-
pair of cure, long they eau obtain Dr. Jebb's Ln-
men You are liberty to make any of this you may
think advisable
Most respectfully yours, o.,,n su,,,,r.
To the foregoing testimony many other unques sionabe
proofs might be added in favour OF the superior Linens
Inf Dir Jebb Nothing but fair trial. which the propre-
Tor confidently soici,s give adequate idea OF its un-
rivaled efficacy, in mitigating and thoroughly mastering,
the excrucang disease, to which has been successfully
pped in multitude OF cases The operation OF the Li-
iment often immediate and has Frequently cured rheu-
affections of standing N onr and tDeny h'as.
t IS aIo recommended with cnfece, ofthe bess
anil chlpia,ns. Price 50 cents
49, Newly prepared from The original MS. Recipe of the
late DIR W.T. Conway, by T. KIer, his immediate Success
sor and the Sole Poor and for sale wit all the otber
o7ruv Nedcines wnoe>aie, al his Counting Room, over
No 81, (frme 'y called NJ 7oj corner o Court and liam
over teets, Boston, and retail by his special aqpon-
J. HARLAN, Agent.
i No 1876 Market Street, Wilmington.
None genuine unless signed r. Kidder, on the outside
large discount to Country Physicians, Traders &c.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The julius Caesar has arrived at Philadelphia from
Liverpool bringing papers to the 2lst October The re-
mort of the Russian defeat before Shumla, is fully confirm
ed The retreat towards the Danube is represented as
exceedingly disastrous Hussein pacha, the Turkish CON-
mander at Shuma the heels of the Russian army
and manoeuy erng to cut of its communications with the
Danube The Russians said to be greatly IN want of
PROVISIONS and forage The mortality among the horses
was So great that only four thousand mounted cavalry re-
NAMED out of the whole army to protect its retreat Some
accounts go SO far assert that the whole of Wgen
STEMS army had disbanded itself There no ntel-
renee from Varlia later than the 21s September--l had
not surrendered thcn it likely that twill s'ricn
der The success of his may naturally be supposed
10 have increased the preensons of the Sultan The Con
sannope intelligence is, that he will not listen 10 any
oyert,res for peace from the Russians till they have re
passed the Danube and evacuated the prncpales of Mol
dayia and Walacha. ~
The prospect in England, of Catholic emancipation, il
brphtng every day II sad bill TO that elect has beer
laid before the Duke of Wellington, which he entirely a
proves and thinks it will be acceptable to every tar deal
nr and reasonable Coholc and Protestant i'll England ant
Ireland and is his intention to support it.
The complaint of the king of England is water IN TIL
cbesthe disease of which his brother and sister died
Four and Grain Liverpool, Oct. 20 5000 bbls Pm
adel,Ja -four have been sold at SO shllngs per barrel
equal to $500. Grain market dull, and wheat continue
70 decline.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
PUBLIC SAlLlAo

A t the house late of JOHN FERRIS, in the Be.
IA rough of Wilmington, on seventh day, the
9th of next month,
Will be sold the Household Goods and Kitchen
Furniture of the deceased-conslsting of one Eight
day Clock, Soia Sideboard, Carpets, Stove. Chairs.
Beds, Bedding, Books, and quantity of
SEWER PLATE. &c.
ALSO-Oue Four Wheel CARRIAGE, and
Pair of Carriage HORSES, with quantity of Hay
ia Cutting Box-W Wheelbarrow, &c. Sale to begin
lat 10 O'Clock in the morning.
ELI HIILES,
BENZ. FERRIS,
Executors.
Wilmington, / mo. 25, 1928. 65-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

PAR1s, 18TH OcToBER. The last law to regu-
late the periodical press, notwithstanding an It's
yearly nrohibiti,e restrictions its fiscal dispositions,
and its exorbitant penalties, contains, however, a
GOOD principle it has abolished the privilege that
The anterior laws had placed in the hands Of author
itv. and it is known what made Of that PRIV
jlege by the last ministry. 1t went to such lengths
as to prohibt, Or interdct the periodical press in the
Departments and with the exception of five or six
daily papers, which the patriotism of few citizens
had saved from the general prescription, all the res
were put down, or made subserV'ent. Inc depart
men,s that would not suffer themselves to be indoC,
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

A hopeful youth, in the Isle of Man, has lately
ro,eved the tediousness of too much leisure by skin
ming dog alive. The wretch, perhaps, did not
think he was shining against law OF nature that
ybrates with his cruelty to the outskirts OF the uni
verse.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

pamphlet has been sent to US from Philadelphia, en-
titled an Essay the Warehousing System and Gov
credits of the u States" 1t is repubIished in
this form from the Pennsylvania Gazette, by the Chamber
of Commerce in aid Of the effort making by the mer-
chants Of that city, obtain from Congress change III the
mode Of collecting dutes by establishing warehouses and
cash payments. The idea that the long credits for duties
allowed by present revenue systen are penlcous to
the regular trade and real industry the country, rapid
y gaining proseyes and gratifying to see this subject
taken up by the merchants themselves, upon whom the
system directly opeates and who best understand its
sequences The evils ofhe credit systems fictitious
cap ais extravagant specuiaons mportatons
commercial bankruptcies and may add to the list, the
grevous oppression of manufactures. The following ex
tract from the pamphlet shows the operation of the sys
tem in creating fictitious capital in the China tea trade.
"Supposng the price produced here to prime
cost with all charges of duties freight &C. without any
profit loss; and mating the duties to average 100
per the prime cost, which is less than the general
ratio cred of 12 months from the time ofsae. Then
upon capital shipped the first year, say 100000
Returned invested in teas, on which duties will
amoun to l0O,0OO
Producing at cost and charges 20O,VUO
Which is reshpped and returned the Sc
cond year, and on which the duties sa
From which deduct the first years duties
now payable loooo
10000
Producing capital reshipped third year 5oo,ooo
On returns OF which the duties are 300O00
Deduct second years duties 100000
100000
Capital reshpped fourth year ~ 4oo,oot
On returns of which the duties are 100000
Deduct third years duties 3oo oooo
100000
Can;tal for fifth wear 500,00
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

A young Countess, in France, has been convicted
of stealing from two Shops and sentenced to year
imprisonment.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

A Quebec paper states that the magistrates - 10
That city are resoutely determined to prevent the
sale Of ardent spirits on the Sabbath day.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

The Austrians are litung out an expedition at lr
esie against Morocco.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

sword and the purse is fatal to the liberties of the
people," During his long pauses, Mr.. Richie will
entertain the company, by descanting the danger
ofelecting military chefain.-Pol. Ea.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
Capital for fifth year
100000

"From the above it appears, that in years. upon an
original capital of S10O,J00-a capital produced of
$500 OOO-of which St000oJ-lre due to the U. Sates
and that an of fictitious capital equal to that OF the
original real capital generated by each successive evo-
Iitiou
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02
THE FRENCH PERIODICAL PRESS.

Translated for the Palladium, for the Journal d
Commerce.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

Prices at Wilmington this day.
Wheat red $3.50.
Conn Sc.
Flour, from 7 so to 8 90.
WHIsKEY, "a.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-02

H.B. NJ. BRIG Chebucto, Captain Potter, will sail
this morning for Halifax, weather permitting Lieut.
Cen Sir p. Maitland, Governor OF Nova Scotia,
and lady. daughter of the late Duke of Elchmond,)
will. with their children, be passengers we under
stand several gentlemen of His Excellency's suite
will take passage in the packet brig James:
Boston Palladium.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe medicine is said to be
superior to any now in use, for that disagree
able and troublesome complaint the itch Ii
is so certain in i, operation. that no person
troubled with the above disorder. ought 10 be
without it. II is remedy for cutaneous e.
rup,ions, scorbutic affections of tire head, sali
rheum, or any other breaking out which ari.
ses from the sharp humors Of the blood
Price as cents box.
The Ointment is for sale by
SAMUEL W. VINSON.
The above medicine is for sale by Doct. r
r. Hazard, and Doct. A. p MooRr, Newport
with Geo. Hammond, & Co. Wexford and
with the Druggists in NeN.York and Prov.
dcnce. and in the principal stores in tho north.
ern states Newport, NAV IL. 1898
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
Cloth Dressing---- Indigo
Blue Dying.

yTHE subscriber informs HE friends and
Il the public generally, that he carries
on the CLOTH DRESSING BUSIALSS
in all its various branches, at the UNION
FACTORY Portsmouth k. ]. where all per-
sons may be assured their work will be
done with dispatch and IN the neatest man
uer--or no pay,-as he has employed man
competent to the business, who has had
.ong experience in coloring and dressing
Cloth of every description. Wool carded
,nto Rolls in the best manner, and with
promptness at the customary prices. All
Goods entrusted to his care will be finish
cd as cheap as at any other establishment
Goods intended for the Factory may be
iet with Edward Stanhope, BioaG-street,
or Bobert r. Carr, Ferry wharf, Newport |;
George Lawion, Tiverion, and Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry, where they will he
taken by the subscriber, finished aud re-
turned. Carpets made to order, in a supe-
rior style from any pattern, and at short
notice. MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, Oct. %, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
POE ~ I 81.
GREECE.

DR.. HowE. closes one Of his forcible and
pathetic appeals to the American people in
behalf ofthe Greeks as follows:-
"Greece expects aid ofyou--she has tasted
your bounty and looks for continuance of IL
and will venture to say, that of those en-
ca'nped on her sea shore, thousands Of women
and children are now watching every sail tha,
comes from the west, and hattering them.
xslves with the hope that il may be an Amer.
ican ship with provisions for them"
This suggestion has given birth to the fol
lowing beautiful poetical effusion, which frs,
appeared in the Connecticut Courant
On the steep coast they stand
And watch the tossing sea,
For the Banner ofour glorious land,
The land Of liberty
When on the misty deep,
Like dark speck it seems,
They trace its clustering stars, and weep,
And bless their plying beams.
Why throng those widow d ones
With wild and eager tread
Where are your moihers stately sons
Her sons are with the dead.
That naked orphan train,
With want and famine pale,
Why rush they near the sounding main
They watch our country's san.
why gaze, as once the band
Which Israel's desert spread,
,Cazid iainting on that Saviors hand
Which dealt tho broken bread
Firm Spsrta's crest is low
Bright Athensin the dust,
And DER their homes the Moslem foe
Exults in pride and lust.
That cline which threw her robe
. Of classic light DER all,
Whose bards and sages bade the globo
Toa high festival,
Bread and a garment needs:
Awake our Fathers land
And while her struggling bosom blecis,
Extend thy healing hand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

The Boston Patriot OF the 18th, says-Wo
understand the key holes Of some locks in
State street, within the past week, have ex
l,ibited evidence Of the application Of clay oil
a composition, evidently applied to obtain q
pattern ofthe key I''
Information ,oonted-Isabsl Canning, wife
Of William Macgongale, late Of Colerain, Ire
land, may hear Of something of importance &c
her, by transmitting information Of where she
may be found, The Rev. Mr.. Macnanara
Catholic Priest Of Rochester, Monroe county
N. Y.
At very full meeting Of the COMMITTEES o'
Young Men friendly 10 the Administration
held last evening, spirited address was a
doptod, and resolutions recommending con
vention Of the young men throughout the
State, TO be held in the course Of the summer
al Utica
The whole aspect ftlie times is indeed fat
tering to the good cause. Apathy is giving
way 10 zeal; Indifference 10 active exertion
! and with these, such cause must and will
succeed.-N Y. american.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
STEAM BOAT W.aSIfLvGTO.N.
NOtice.

"IIE subscriber will open a school in
l. Newport on the 23d day CT June inst
in the school house lately occupied by mr.
John Rodman.
The terms of tuition will be for instruc.
ton in spelling, reading, writing, arthme
tic and geography, So per qnarter-in the
Latin and Greek languages S5 per quarieI
ELISHA ATKINS.
Newport, June 5th 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

beautiful pongee sill
for 2s9 per yard
.Ilogant( damsplaid
Barege for dresses
New style prints, in
ferior 10 aone in tb,
State
Rich barege hdkfs. &
Gauze ditto
Slack silk, flag ant
bandanno hdkfs.
English ginghams foI
only Is.
Undross'd calicoes foI
Cd ant Is per yard
Boxes cotton balls loi
Is $50 ba lis Of do
for only ] ct each
Floor carpetings anC
Hearth Rugs.han
come patterns
.Figur'd & plainSwis
muslin
Book and jaconet do
Napkins for only Cd
Russia diaper and Ir
ish Linens
Nankin, Canton, anc
Italian crasos
Good black and white
Silk Hose for 6s
White cotton Hose
for 90 cents
Plaid Table cloths
Bonnet paper
Very handsome OF
cloths for tables
A large assortment o.
Ribbons
Long and side Comb.
Blue, black, brown u
mixd, olive and
green broadcloths
and cassinores
One Case LIE
fS.ATS-the cheap
wn. Nc
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Harvey Sessions,

TVAS lust received from New-Yori, q
IL general assortmen. Of sCMMLh
GOODS. among them are the following
viz plain India Sattins; coloied Satin
Levaniine black do; plain silk shaMls ;
ditto merino ditto black marci!ine silk ;
Pongees; Brown Battiste; striped DO; Bat
tiste Ginhams; Beruge hondkerchlefs CASH
mere do; Gauze do DO. scsrfs Cashmere
White Grape shawls Mammees Choppa
Nankins Parasols Black Merino sha~ls /;
Brown Cotton Shawls, silk borders.
Newport, June 5, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

silkMHandsome Vestings
: Of a new style
add 5 A cheap lot Of twill'd
ses 5 bombazetts & bonn.
in. : bazeens
the S Ladies cotton Hose,
s for only 30 cents
5. & 5 Fine do. from 50 to
5 Is cents per pair
and ) Red silk Inantles for
J. { 50 20
3 for , Elegant red merino
) long'shawls
5 for { Good shirtings and
ard ) sheetings
: for 5 Fine power.loom A
f do. ; white sheetings
ch S White and brown
and 5 French Drilllngs
and 5 Dimities good for on
: ly I'D
wiss Handsome white mus
{ lin dresses
do. 5 Cambrics 81 cainbric
ID s mnsIins
Ir- : "A Indigo chex for
20 cents
and ) Thread and cotton la.
hitc Two-blue calicocs for
) 5 IL cents
ose, +; Elegant French flow,
: ers
Silk and cotton Para
5 soils and Umbrella
oil ; Elegant Prussian gin
: ham Dresses, f
It of s only 50 each, a We
s ry handsome cheap
mbs article.
n u { With many other We
and 5 ry cheap article
,ths s too numerous t.
s mention.
ALSO,
Lcghorn & BOLIVIA,
eapest ever brought to this
Newport, april "a, 1923
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
Attorney at La w.

HAVING several years since, been admit,
Il L ted to practice as an ATToRsEY and
COUNSELLOR AT LAW, in ALI. the Courts in
this State, and more recently in the UNIrED
STATES CouRTs-l offer my services 10 the
public in the line ofmy profession. Those
who may see fit to employ me, as well as all
my old patrons, may rest assured that what.
ever business they may confde to my manage
inent, shall be attended to with proInptness,
fidelity and correctness.
HeNyy y. CraNstON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
NEW and CHEAP
GOODS

| Long and square me variety;
| rino Shawls, 5 Black Lasting and cir
| Rich fancy Silk hdkfs cassians,
| French, English and Stout black silk and
American calicoas; Marseilles vestng,
English Gingbams, Silk flag, black Lee
great variety; vantne and Ger
Pongees, grapes, Flo. man Silk hdkfs.
renccs, Gro dc nap Superb blue cassi'
Silks; mere & Broadcloth
Fine cambric dimities Irish Linens of a su.
I,obbnett Lace pcror manufacture
Jaconet, book, Swiss cheap;
muslins: Irish Sheetings, Ta-
Brown Bonnet cam BILE Linen,
brics, Striped Jeans, Linen
Rich gro de Nap rib. drilling,
bons, Green Booking for
Betting ribbons and floor cloths,
fringed belts, English d. American
silk and cotton bo- Sea Island Shifting
siery, Blue cassi ere, suita-
White, brown, olive bic for boys. cheap
horseskin Gloves; "A great variety OF
Black double silk lace Broadcloths, Cassi.
Veils, meres, Sattinetts
Shell combs, great &c. &c.
JUST RECEIYED from .N.EW. YORK,
By
John T. Townsend.
Anil m 1000
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-08
The Defa,pare Fire Insurance Company,

by the Legislature Of the State Of be-
laware, with capital of hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving appca.
uons for Insurance, at their Office, No 81 Spey street,
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
on every description OF Buildings in general Merchandise
ships N Port and their Cagoes Househould Furniture,
and other personal property aso against loss or damage
by inland transportation fgoods wares merchandise, and
country produce.
Terms OF insurance will be as favorable any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia OF NewYork.-
Parties assured may rcpose the fullest confidence in the
sodty Of its capt. and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JoHN MooDr Agent to survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity OF New Castle, in place OF d..
Baney, declined.
LEVI H. Evans Agent to survey property to be Insu
red for the town and vicinity of Elkton.
Jous CLOAK is gent to survey property to be Insured
for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEPu JpNSs Agent property to he Insured
tor the town Of WesitChester and vicinity.
DlrectprS
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baly, VIM Chandler,
| David G. Wilson, Jost ph Gr,bb,
Joseph c. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
WIN. SEAL, President.
ID. BYnSEs Secretary
April 10, 1926 as