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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27


The arrival of the Napoleon packet ship from
Liverpool bringing dates TO the 25th ut leaves the
important question Of peace aud war between Rus
STA and Turkey, where was-that is, in our judg-
ment certain, but not yet commenced The Lon
don Courier in treating of such war as de6nitivey
resolved upon by Russia. expresses the strongest
confidence, that il will be confined to Russia alone
The corn bill as proposed by ministers will pro-
badly pass 1t can be. however, of little conse-
quence to us owing to the high rate Of duties mpos-
ed on foreign gram.
The bill repeating the corporation and Test acts
had been ordered to third reading in the House eff
Lords.
Markets, it will be seen, are improving for our
produce.
From the N. Y. National Advocate.
The Russians had not crossed the Pruth, and APP
pearances were somewhat more favorable to peace.
Indeed Rumour said the Emperor Nicholas had
deferred the period of his army advancing to the
25ih.
Ii is stated in a rumour under the Vienna head,
that in case hostlities should actually take place
the part of the Russians, declaration of neutrality
will be issued by the Courts of London, Paris Wen
ma, and Berlin, and thus the Greek question will
main separate from that at issue between Russia and
Turkey. So much seems certain, that proposal
of this kind has been made by England to the other
Courts.
The Allgemine Zetung of the 18th April says the
Lord High Commissioner at Corfu, had received
news from Alexandria. according to which the APP
pIicatons made to Mehemet Ali. to withdraw his
troops from the Morea, have proved frutless. and
| he appears entirely devoted to the Porte. 1t was
reported at Corfu that proposals had been made by
European Power in the Viceroy, to declare him sell
independent, in which case that Power would imme
diately recognise him; Mehemet Ali is stated how
ever to have rejected this proposal with Indignation
and to have ordered several men-of-war to be fitted
out to support lbrahim Pacha and in case OF need
take him on board
Private letters and papers from Vienna of l5tl
April state, that the passage of the Piuth by thu
Russians depends solely on the state OF the weather
and that if any delay took place, it was merely II
give the imperial guard lime to come up with ant
jim the main body of the grand army Of Russia ii
Besserabia. The report of IA sup nsion Of tina
passage was attributed to stock exchange operators
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27

ted from one paper to another, and persisted IN OIL
ten against evidence to be seem The other day
letter was published in Dutch, in Dutch newspa-
per in Pennsylvania, professedly written from
Washington, and avering, that the writer had seen
four waggonloads of Dollars arrive at the Pres-
dents door, sent him by the King of England, to
enable him to defeat the election OF General Jack
son. That any German believed this story, we
cannot say--but if they ignorant as the jack
son men suppose them, by the practice OF such
tricks upon their creduity, nsthing is more proba-
BILE.
Forty Thousand Papers.-We shall continue &C.
cassicnaly to bestow humble notice upon the boast
of Duff Green that he crculates 10000 papers
weekly no doubt he does but by what means he
does not venture to say. A gentleman saw a few
days since, in the Post Office of the city OF New
York, after the opening of the Southern mail several
Bushels of the United States Telegraph, done up in
gold edged paper ranked by members Of Congress
and directed throughout the State of New York.
This is some Of the gold edged paper doubtless,
bought OF Mr. VIM. A. Davis, good Jackson man,
and denounced by the Jackson retrenchment
committee as one of the sins Of the Administration.
But the Telegraph is such nice affair, so decent
and so delicate that it is very well to wrap it up in
the most stylish manner-Perhaps too, cover
so shining may render what is covered more acceP-
table. ~. Z. .4duOcate.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

In presenting to our readers the following pro-
ceedings, we cannot orbear to state that such has
been the conduct of the present Judges of the Court
of Common Pleas, during its session in Sussex, Kent,
and Newcastle, that the community have felt and
expressed great satisfaction. The people now see
the wisdom of the Governor in the new appoint
ments in the despatch ofbusiness, in the vast saving
Of lime to Jurymen, and in the consequent dmlnu-
ton Of expenses both to individuals and to the coun-
ties Lawyers, and Jurymen, and Witnesses, can
no longer Sc duly daNy"--but must attend to their
duties promptly
Even prejudced politicians have been known to
express their surprlze, d'scoverngt the capacity,
learning, and decision of the Chief Justice. They
had been blinded--but they now see-but more
than ALL the pepole see that the Governor has never
done an act so bene fetal to themselves, as by the
This feeling pervades the Stnte, as have learned
since the sitting of the Court in the three counties
NeO-Castle, May &c, 1923.
At meeting of the Petit Jury of Newcastle
County, summoned,for the May Term, of the Court
ofCommon Pleas, held at the house ofGeorge Gould.
Ziba Ferris was unanimously chosen Chairman, and
lKn. N Cautley Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained by the
Chairman
1t was, on motion, Resolved THAT the sense
ofths meeting be taken on the propriey of public
" expressing our appreciation of the conduct ofthe
Judges of said Court:
Which was carried in the affirmative.
twas, on motion, unanimously Resolved That
the following testimonial of appreciation be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and presented TO
each Of the Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas
10 wit
$40 THOMAS CLAYTON, Esquire, ChiefJus.
tice Jacob Stout, Esq. and .Arnold Naudam, Esq
Associate Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas
AT ameeting of the Petit Jurors of New-Cast
County summoned for the May Term, held ut the
ho,se of George Gould--lt was unanimously Rcsolu
3D. that we publicly express our appreciation of the
expeditions and energetic manner in which the bu
siness of that Court has been conducted by the Hon
orable Judges thereof
.Ne,c-Custle Nay &c, 1898"
Resolved, That Peter l.. Ogle, Ziba Ferris, ant
John +. Gilpin, be committee to present copies o
the above resolution to the said Judges.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meetin
be published in all the newspapers of this State.
ZIBA FERRIS, Chairman.
VIM. MCAuLLEY, Sec'y.
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10 Printers.

Fears are entertained. by the Rev. Patrick Con-
,,olIeu. that his son WILLIAM CONNOLLEY, is
dead, from the lapse of time since he heard from
him. William is Harness maker and Carriage
trimmer was last heard of at Fayetteville, N. c..
about ten months ago. at which time he started for
Columbia, S. c. Editors of papers throughout the
United States, will do an act of charity to an old
Revolutionary soldier and relieve the mind of an an
xious parent, by publishing the above, give him
anv information respecting his son.
Dover, Del May 90, 1928,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
CONGRESS-.

Congress adjourned yesterday-having termina-
red their legislative BUSINESS for the present session.
an Saturday night, about midnight. The discussion
If the reports of the two select committees-on Re-
.reuchment and on the Assault was postponed, as
we'll as all further proceedings on the subject Of
those reports. vote of thanks to the Speaker
&c marty measure--was passed. having been CIV
On at the first session of Congress. But the Spea-
1er merited the thanks of his party, and they were
accordingly given.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
APPOINTMENTS.

lanes Barbour, now Secretary of War, late U.
8. SENATOR and Governor of Virginia, has been APP
pointed by the President, with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, to be Minister to Great Britain.
Nm. H. Harrison, of Ohio, at present a Senator
in Congress, to be Minister Plenipotentiary to Co.
lombia.
alexander Macon,b, of New York, now Chief Of
the Engineer Department, to be Major General,
commanding the ARMY of the United States.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Impressed with an idea that some plan might be
adopted to form an institution which would go far
to remedy, if not entirely break up the many in
stances of house breaking which SO frequently oc-
cur in this Borough, venture to suggest the pro-
priety of calling meeting of the Citizens OF the
Borough, and vicinity, to form society for detect
ing the villains engaged in this business. Should
such societybe formed, similar TO that othe Horse
Thief Company, they would be an organized body
always ready on the occurrence Of every theft, to
pursue the depredators, East, West, North and
South, at an hours warning, and leave no hole OF
corner Observation-Disclosures the association OF mem.
bers the expence being ajoint concern it would be
very trihing to EACH Had such an association been
in existence at this time and twenty or thirty per
sons been despatched ION Monday morning. after the
villains who broke open the store of Messrs Row
an & Co. they would in all probability have beer
discovered before night. have been informed
that it very rarely occurs that horse is stolen OH
of any neighborhood, where they have an effective
Horse Company, and where it does, they scarcely
ever fail to detect the thief.
In view of the above circumstances, | take the
liberty to invite meeting at Akins's (Lafayettt
fIoteD on Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, tc
take this matter into consideration. 1t might also
be found advisable to include the ohorse steal
ing with that Of house breaking in the association.
One Of Mamy.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
=" JACKSON TaRIEF."W

LIST. The Jacksontes are majority in the House,
yet a greater number of administration members
voted for the Tariff.
81. Tirginia is claimed for Jackson and all the
members from that State, except three voted against
the Bill.
8. North Carolina, Jackson State,-all the
members voted against the Tariff.
4th. South Carohna-all the members vuted
against the Tariff.
5th. Georgia-all voted against the Tariff.
9th. Teaaessee-al voted against the Tariff.
9TH. Louisiana the members voted against
the Tariff.
9th. Mississippi--al voted against the Tariff.
9th. .4iabama-all voted against the Tariff.
10th. Alissoun-all voted against the Tariff.
A small Sign.-The following is an extract of
letter from highly respectable gentleman IN the
State of North Carolina, to Representative to
Congress (:
Montgomery County, N. C. May Is. 1898.
1t is with pleasure that observe the zeal that
you have exercised in the cause of the the election
of John Quincy .4donas. You no doubt hear often
from our quarter, and can assure you that we are
daily gaining ground, and have some to be-
ieve that we may, by the time of the election, get
the vote of this State. 1t is not uncommon in this
neighbnrhood to see man one day high up for Jack
son, and the next day an advocate for Adams.
These changes hope, are taking place all over the
Union The Jackson men here have become very
silent, and our friends very industrious in the cause
Let not the friends of the great and good man Mr..
Adams be dismayed for we have great reason to
believe that we shall win the day, with Gods aid. .
| Post Road to Philadelphia We have received
says the Baltimore Patriot, from Mr.. Barney,
copy of bill reported by Mr. Mercer from the
committee on Roads and Canals, authorizing sub
scription of stock for the establishment of perma
nent post road between the cities of Baltimore ant
Philadelphia The bill authorizes the Post Master
General to select for permanent mail route, tina
which he may regard as the most expeditions ant
the least liable to interruption from any cause, and
if approved by the President, cause description
1heretoreot to be published in Baltimore, Philadel
phia and Washington. and when it shall be ascer
iained that the States If Maryland, Pennsylvania
Delaware, have granted authority to any company
to construct road on said route he, the Post Mas
ter General, is authorised to subscribe two-fifth o
the stock which an engineer appointed by him shall
deem necessary for the construction of said road
This subscription not to be valid. till the remain
ing three ifths be subscribed. The mail. and pro
perry of the United States, and carriages and per
sons engaged in carrying the same, to pass at al
times without toll. The bill was read twice ant
committed to the committee of the whole on til,
state of the Union.
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IfDarrien,

On Thursday the 22nd inst, by Rev. John r.
Peckworth, Mr. ROBERT GALBREATH, to Miss
REBECCA JACKSON, both of Brandywine Hun
dred. Del.
Also by the same, the same evening, Mr.. JAMES
A. HAZLITT, to Miss SARAH FREESE, all OF
this Borough.
BY the same, the same evening, Mr.. ROB
ERT THOMPSON, to Miss CATHARlNE Nc
COY, all of this Borough.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
THIEVES /!

On Saturday night or Sunday morning last the
Store Of William Rowan & Co. was broken open,
and some pieces of cloth, Irish lines, silk handker-
chiefs, grapes, ginghams,. and some pounds of sew
ing silk, shawls, &c. &c. &c. amounting IN all to
or 500 dolla 8, were taken out. Fifty Dollars
reward have been offered for the recovery OF the
goods and the detection of the thief or thieves, or
in proportion for any part recovered.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
DR.. A. G.. HULL'S
d 1y-EN7, HINGE TPTTV,V

Several years experience has established the superiority
OF This Truss over all former inventions; can be with
more ease and safety we'll with far greater benefit to
the patient 1t accommodates itself every mston and
position of the body preserving at the time con-
sant unoand pressure upon the parts to which it
is applied and is in fact the ony eectusl instrument for
the RELIEF and CURE of HERNIA or RupTunR.
Sold in Wilmington lat the Proprietor's price, by the
E.B. VAUGHAN.
No. A. Market Street Wilmington.
May a. u-~ly
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
From the Richmond Whig.

.Mendacity.-The shameless and systematic ly-
ing, resorted to for the advancement of General
Jacksons election, is in opinion, without prece-
dent, in the history of any other time or people.
The reader who sees but few papers, can form no
conception ofthe extent to which it is carried, ofthe
ingenuity exercised in this sort of invention. and of
the alacrity and hardened and logged obstinacy
with which the Jackson lies are repeated, circula
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
Gig Cushions.
May 81, 1928,

" HEN the subscriber was In Dover, on Tues
w day the 18th inst his gig cushions were acc-
dentally exchanged, and he has been unable, by
private enquiry, to ascertain who has them. His
gig is lined with deep blue cloth, cushions of the
same, and the tufts of the cushions also deep blue.
But in the cushions he has now, although the color
of the cloth is the same, the tufts mixture Of
deep and pale blue, which will show at once where
they belong If the person who has mine, will re-
turn them by the stage, OF by private Conveyance,
his shall be sent to him Immediately.
Nav &c. J.F VAUGHAN.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Many." will appear in our next
"Junius Brutus," in the present case, should
give us his real name.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
SO 1T IS.

Political opponents have attempted to nJure
DR.. Naudain professionally; but the Medical Society
have elected him their President with singular u
nanimty.
Political opponents have fired the best guns
from their batteries against our new Judges but
the people, in every county of the State, truly
grateful to the Governor for promoting their wei
fare, regardless of their senseless and malignant
clamor.
On the preceding page, the reader vii! find some
interesting articles That underline head of "polI
ucal reoapltulaton." is worthy of particular atten-
t'on The evidence, summary stated, of the utter
'alsty of the Jacksonian charge against Mr.. Clay,
IS rresistablc-even were there no other at hand
hot add ths--the life and character of Mr.. Adams
nave been such as to give the lie direct to the accu-
saon, and are far above those of any of his accu-
sers. Besides-such were Mr. Claws standing and
acknowledged talents, that there was not the least
necessity for bargain for his Office, there being not
more suitable man, in the Union, for the office of
secretary of State. But Mr.. Clay must be DESTROY
eo' or some unprncipled politicians could not be
promoted. Hence the charge against reason, fact,
and the strongest evidence.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27

The Administration Meeting, Of the County of
Newcastle, takes place, at Clark's Corner, on
Saturday, the l4th of June.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27

A. refused to pay specie, whenever it has been de.
handed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
ihis is e. give on

FsHliAT the subscriber Of Prince Georges County in
4 the State If Maryland, has obtained from the Or
phans Court Of alexandria COUNTY. in The District of
Columbia, letters Of Administration with the will an
nexed o. the estate of EpwARr LLorD, late of the
county last aforesaid deceased All persons having
claims sgsnst the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the TO the subscriber on or before the
Esd day of October next. or they may BIZ law be ex
cluded from al benefit to said estate and those in-
IL bted Thereto required to make immediate pay
ment Given under m, hand this sd day of April,
1923. JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with the VIII annexed of
april 23-6w Edward Lloyd, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
German linens ,

o. n Bales consisting of
~ Hempen ticklenburgs Of superior quality
Burlaps No. 1 9 8, 4, and 6
Ilessans. Just received per the brig William
Penn, from Bremen, via New YORK, and for sale by
april 10 s. MESSERSMI1H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
New Spring Goods.

TOHN M.J0HNS0N < Co. have received by the
% lat arrivals from NewYork and PHILADELPHIA their
Spring supply of Dry Goods which they bought on
the best terms; and pledge themselves sell as cheap
as they can be bought by the yard or piece.
anrit I'm
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CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
sbAS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
and the Cambria, at " York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
approved notes. on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 8, 5! and point
rose do from 84 to 1874
ga and 81 Hushngs
Extra superfine black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Ciaret and navy blue Ladies' cloths
Common aud superfne double milled drabs
Schofeld' hannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toile-
nett vestings
A., 8 land So Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shad andherrng seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
patent threads, assortod from No 10 to so
,bcb with his stock of goods hand renders his as
sortment pretty general.
p;ns annie and Double Goster CHEESE of first qua
H. If sept 10
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Z. 81. z. Thompson.
HAVE received per Ships Belvdera and Herald
II and other arrivals, an assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

COnsistIHS vi
A and Ga striped and checked fancy ginghams ant
seersuckers
9 g and Sd, cambria and jaconet muslins
fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
70, fancy prints
BLACK and coloured sarsnet cambrics
Grandrell and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassinetts and angola cassmeres
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black lastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
NJ ms white and mixed do and haifhose
Thread and bobbiuet laces and "A ard 4 bobbnet
SPitalfeld, aag, bandanna, levantine, Madrass and
linen cambria hhdkfs
Black and colourd sarsnets and gros de naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Castor and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin 6 loves
Mems horsesSin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
70 and A Irish linens
S-4 and rs do lawns
Stand GA do sheetng, Russia do brown e beached
81, ga and l0.4 diaper and damask table linen
"a ond 7.8 damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka-
back
Yellow and blue nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
White and coloured cotton balls and spools floss 10
and patent TIN, ads
Twilled sacking strelitz oznsburgs shoe thread &C.
Brown and blesched domestic shrt'ngs and sheet
ings, checks bed ,icking plaids and stripes, coton
warm, &c sc april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-30
4 Tico Stoyn Dtcelhing HoAse for S. Le.

II Itoo Story Dwetiipg House for s. lie.
sga am authorized to dispose Of, AZ private sale,
.e, House AID Lot, two doors west of Capt John
Mccobb's, the north side OF Prince street. The
front IS feet by "a. and is two story frame build
ing, csnta ming four rooms The back building is
brick, an half stories high, ID by 40 feet,
tanning three and good kitchen, smoke house,
and store room under it. The whole lot is i9 feet
front, running back 81 feet feet alley, and is
subject to ground rent Of s?3 IS annually.
The situation of this property is considered the
very b, st. a. regards health and other advantages
When the yellow feverw was in town, no case occurred
any where this lot. small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand; FOR the renal der,
easy payments will do, fwell secured Apply to
mar eft GEO. JOHNSON
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WEDNgssDAY mDRN1Nao APRIL 80, $685.
Oranges and A1eMnns

en- boxes Sicily oranges and lemons in fine ord er,
w landing from sclr. Velocity, for sale bv
april 26 . JOHN n LtDD
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For Rent f..

AA The MILL AND FARM.
&9 !L& called rriI''eIphia, situated on Holmes
s-Sf US, run, about s. miles from Alexandria. -
The mill mas made from 1000 to 5000 bar
rel, of Aour in the wear The Farm, on which there
is very commodnus Dwelling House, &c. consists
of about 81 acres 50 to so of which excellent mea-
doV. Possession given the LIST of august next.
Apply to NJ MILLER & SON
april i7-t1A