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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26

TOWARDS tnat tiis.ins uishell Captain. ANDREW
Jackson) WHo HAS SHED 50 MUCH GLOHf oS
OUR couNrRr, WHOSE RENoWN CONSTITUTES -
GREAT 4 POTION or IT'S Moral PRoPERTf,
never had, / nerer can hare, any ether feelings
than those Of the most prctoam RESPECT, ana
Of the al most kindness" HENRY Ci.Ai,
"Honor and gratitude to Tie man rho has .Jtltea
The measure If lis couistry's gloiy."
JEFFERSON.
And by way OF contrast, we submit the following
opinion Of Henry Clay with regard 10 The character
Of Mr.. Adams.
"By the evidence OF two respectable men, on
oath, taken before the Senate Of Kentucky last VIM
ter, MIR Clay was convicted q making the following
accusations against Mr.. Adams, IN the year 80
of bearing false uitness against hts netghoor
-oi ue,ghios dottars against blaod''--oi :. man
ufucturinm jnrts"-of" absudities, Inconsistencies
and coatradictions"--o attempting +" 70 maze tAt
Ws>tern People pay e.sttasire taa y riraiSt'P
car, blood. for TIE seca'itg # ttose fishermen eaA
frequent Eiiiist waters'--ot possessing rteie'
too nurrolt feelings too Sectional, and temper -
rindietir,, jyr the Ci.f Magistrate u t,ef pso
pie,.'
4 p1,.iishrd by offr t,T the Central COMMITTEE.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26

DO you know military officer who. daring inc
last war, wa S called ont TO defend his country.
bnt WHO, through ;ncapacitY or cowardice, keps
hi,ose!f and lis nien away from the battle sroun,.
uutil the danger was removed II you DO. -.
know brawler against Jackson, ard a stickles ~
Atiams.-Psifed, MerGary.
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2 fr'v questions fer he Adams party --.lov
can i be leconciied that any consistent pol'tlcai'
should vote for John q. Adams
II the voter be democrat, wilhc not prefer =
tried uniform patriot Of his own party, to desert
er, who has crcpt into his camp:
II he he Fcde,aiist will lie not prefer an honess
man OF any party, rather than traitor to ms own
--Phitodetphia Mercury.
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ny TIE STEAM ROaT.

Arr at New York, Sunday, ships WIN Thompson, Max
WE'LL from LIVERPOOL (aied i7th july Ceres, Davis, do;
WIN Byrne Hack:aG do; brig Amia Cartwright, 81 Crois
Trumhul, Young Norfolk.
CID ship William, Gray, Rio Grande schr Francis Hail. for
Savannah sloop Herald Brown Providence.
AR New York, Monday, brig Leavti, Dickenon, from
81 Andrews
Fellowship Manchester, Lee from Liverpool sailed is of
July.
Cid ship Franklin, Joseph, Antwerp chr Eagle Avery, Sa
vannah.
Arr at Baltimore, 22I, ships WIN Penn, Smith, Fl Roter-
DAM Consution MRea Rio Janero; sloop Edward, Smith,
Providence.
At St Petersburg 18th June, ship Gen Jackson DWolf of
Bristol, Matanzas
OF Tobay, h July, ship Ann Hope, Esdae, of this port
fr China.
Arr Liverpool, 18th ut brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, Of
this port, from Charleston.
Entered for loading Liverpool, ID July, ship Envoy,
Wheaton, Tor this port.
aieJ from Liverpool 9Th July, ship Franklin Pearce for
this port; brig Balance, Rider, Bristol.
Cid Phiadelhia, 23d schr Henry Clay, Hail. Ton this
port
Arr Charleston, 18th, sehr Bilow Whpple from Hava-
na 10th sailed brig Stranger, Hall, Matanzas
Arr at Philadelphia 2ih ship Alexander, Baldwin, fran
Livepool LYDIA Parker Bela' brig Geo Washington ar-
radon hence; schr franklin Baker, do.
Arr Elizabeth City, 18th, schr Adelne, Owens, from 81
Dom pgo.
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TO .N.a.VUFACTURERS


AA The three story brick Building, situated one quar-
lsssIa IF mile below The Panc,chi bridge, in Middle
.Zhs. town, State of Connecticut, tac Turnpike Road
TO New-iiayen Sal building i, upon water privilege,
uniting streams; erected in September hast, for The
manufacture of Machinery and is completely fitted for that
purpose with great variety Of and valuable Tools En-
zines, Lahcs, sc which offered for se together with live
Cotton Tho,cs Of 95 Spnllcs each building and will be
Completed in days. Of the hest workmanship, and intended
10 run as wcll and do good work any in this county.
ALSO, O.N TIiE PREMISES
A new BLhCASMlTliS SHOP intended Tor threc Forees,
two of which erected aud for rphammer. T6e stii-
ton Of th Factory M lbyenence TO stiOn being within
hall mile oi The Connecticut River, from whence Steam.
Boats and Packets depmt daily for New iorkon excellent
turnpike roa and other adv dnages, render Of the most
desirable situations that can he had
To who wishes engage in the making os Machinery,
it o'rds opportunity Tor immediate operation 1t j',
however offered with without the Machinery Tools,
very aonabo terms, order 10 close Inquire Of
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is now the p cmises
also.
FARM containing abod thirty Of eyctllent
Lnnl together with Dwelling oe, Barn. ChacIlouse aud
ohe buildings, situated Farm Iil called, aud about
hundred rods south OF pameach, Bi!dse aad about h
distance iion the Aforesaid MiGulacory Said Farm is
well watcred, and has many other advantages.
oondera5e paIi III tae purchase money mi ;h remain Oh
Mortgage. Possession given ume iiaiov If desired.
For farther paricull inquire o The Subscriber, who now
Oh the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH.
.NilijctOwa, JQIg23 1925. 3m
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, August %.

SATURDAY, August %.
Schr Swim, Crowe, SO hours from New York,
with watermelons to the master.
Sloop Henry, Ray. days from Nantucket, with
oil and candles to L II Arnold, L Mallet and the
master.
sloop John. Jennings ds from New York, with
grain to the master.
u L sloop Hunti ess, Smith 2 days r. New York,
with gin, tea four, logwood &c. to Dyers & Manton,
Mallett. s B Mumford e. Co. and others.
Sloop Albion, Barker, "a hours I'm New London,
with rum, gin &c.
Sloop Amty, Monroe, from New York, with mer-
-chandise.
Sloop Express. Gardner FIN Newport.
Sloop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
Soop Mount Moriah, Martin, Warren.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
SUNDAY, August "a.
Bris Orono, Monroe, from Tobasco, via New
Orleans, 25 days from the latter, with ogwood to
X Potter.
schr IIelea. Burr, from New York, with flour to
Seth Adams, Jr.
u l. soop Venus, Child, "a hours from New York
with cotton, rum, sugar. wool, dry goods, &c TO
Allen, J Farnum, G. Rathbone, Arnold s. Daven-
port, c Potter, Watson s. Rathbone. the master and
sthers.
sloop Fair Haven, Smith, 2 days from Hartford,
with gin TO G S Rathbone.
Sloop Geo Washington, Godfrey, from N YORK,
with grain to the master.
Sloop D'Wvlf, Baker, from Bath.
Sloop Providence, Brown, from New Bedford.
Sloop George Il Mary, Walden, Newport.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Coggeshall,
New York.
MONDAY, August 25.
Schr Sun. Armstead, (ofNew London) from Rap
pahannock, via New York, with corn to Slater,
Wardwcll s. Co.
Schr Gov Brooks, Knowles, from Frankfort, Me.
with lumber
Schr President Brown, from Albany.
chr Aleyandpr Relatty from Sullivan. Me. with
lumber.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton I'm Troy.
Sloop Lucy Emelne, Spink, Wexford.
Soop Mary, Westcott I'm Wickofd.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt fin Newport.
Sloop Leopard, Blair FIN East Greenwich.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Gen. Washington, Godfrey fin Taunton
Sloop Gen Baey, Gardner, from WEXFORD
Sloop Victory, Bearce, from Frectown.
Sloop Steepbrook, Smell, from Troy
TUESDAY, August 26.
u L soop Herald, Brown, 2 days from New York
with four iron, fish, rum, mahogany, crates, NC to
Ell Malcti, & Allen, 5 b Mumiord x Go Rhoces
G allen, Dyers S- Manton, and others.
Schr Clarissa Hill, from Richmond, 10 days from
the Capes, with flour and tobacco, to 5 Adams, Jr
G Allen and corn to w Joslin.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis fm Troy.
Sloop Fame, Walden, Newport
u l. sloop Superior, Child, z days from New Y ork
with flour, TO Seth Adams, Jr. and watermelons tc
the master.
Steam boat Fu.tor, Tomlinson, New York
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Ship Bahaw Forbes for sailed from Gibraltar 10th
u,t. AID va. day or Cape Spartel.
The shin Macedonian, Com Bilile, and sloop Of
Boston, Capt Hoffman, Rio 9th ult. dischargug their
crews. their term of service having expired.
AT Gotenburg, 10th ult. ship Boy, Greene for Newport
day.
Brig lIardv 50 d from Havana for Cronadt passed Fair
Isle about 18th ult
AT Rio Granle Goth juno. bry' IIoley, Tamln, Salem,
unc; Cynthia, Shlaber, do do Leonas Smith, for Boston,
IOlh July.
The brig George, Smith, from Turk, Island for New York
with salt wen ashore Caran island, above Sand, Point
Friday night, and bged Cargo ios-vesse expected to
got 'f.
Arr at Bath, 22d, schr Susan Douglass, hence.
Arr Nantucket 8th ship Ocean; Fitzgerald, from the r.
Ocean.
The ship Sum,tra Rouav. at Manila, 10Th March, 12l
days passlge and sailed 18Th for Canon ship America, smith,
of New York, March 20h with w Hubbeu Esq Amer
ican Consul, passenger on hoard
At Surinam 2eh br; Beaver, William, for this port in
10 days.
AT Port Prince 4h inst brig New England Curtis ofthis
port for New York. ds; Prudence, Phldepha Alexan-
der and Gil B las, Baltimore.
Adv Boston, 25h chr Sally Hope Baker, o- this portion
Saturday.
The shin Newport nurroueh, Of Newport, from Hamburg,
for Stockholm, used Elincur about 26h June.
AT Havana about h, ships Tea Plant, Boyd, OF Newport,
dsc Elbe, Sanhope, of do from Hamburg. just
No Amer vessels at Cape de Vcrd Islands, 81 ut.
Al Salt Kew, 9Th inst brig Union Burr from this port,
davs before, disc ballast, aud taking in cargo.
The schr Crown Baker, for this port, sailed from Boston on
Saturday.
The r ship Charlotte from Janaca carried into Savannah
bv wrecke has been seized by the Collector for breach oi
tie neutrality laws.
Arr at Bath 22d schr North Star, sanborn from Trinity,
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DOCTOR BROWNELL.

TIE DEIsNU UUCTUR,
ENFORNiS the mhahins, of Rhode Island, aud The adjs
cent towns of Nass,csciis, that he continues pric.
tce for dses Of the blood, geaefy with Tie unpar.
illeied lie cures, JaBdlce bhoi conplllts
sick Head Ache, Asthma, Pirl sic, Inflammation Ito
Liver, any pat ~ the hdy tieumusn and namina
tory Rhcmn,eti, salt KIeum, Piic, Indigestion, Scad
Head, st. Ntds Dance, Scrollts, Kings Lvi, and All
Diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. Ills
ce iss safe and simple, and his medicines confined "a iha
vegetable huglcn. During practice Of fourteen year..
Doctor Browuci lIls hid the astonishing Fot
the sts,ier relief uf individuals, he travels lrgl, of
the oyyns ri; t state, aud be consulted nj nis any
ime Thosc fcrDns who reside a Prsidence and wish ~
avail terevcs nf the BLVD Doctnrs services fe:ns
thefr commands win Ms. Du'nan, atxh suecs.
ann
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PORTLAND, Aug 10. Arr brig Angela. stur'
ges, from Point Petre.
2Ist arr brig Rcbecca, Coagan, from St Jago dc
Cuba.
BATH, Aug 2i. Cid brig Eagle. Thomas, fo'
Martinico.
PORTSMOUTH Aug 20. Arr ship America
Place 10 ds fr Turks Island.
22d arr schr Betsey, Tullock, from st Barts.
NEWBURYPORT Aug 2l. Arr brig Otter,
Titcomb Fl ds fr Mayagucz.
BOSTON Aug %. Arr barqus Paas, Brewster
81 ds f Cronstadt and So fr Eisneur; brigs Virgin
ia, Hazen I'm Rio Grandc; Mcdford Low fin Got
tenburg; Vesta, Simmons Baltimore; Danube, Pear
son Smyrna, Caroline, Smith I'm Turks Island; schr
Sally Hope, Providence.
Cid brigs Orient, Anatajio, for Messina; Jachin,
Drew st Thomas.
2sd arr br,gs Danube, from Smyrna; Live Oak,
Hodges, East Florida; Alexander, Howes, Alexan-
dria: Juno, Dickinson, Baltimore.
At quarantine, schr Ivy, Parker, from Port nu
Prince.
CID ship Lagoda, Bradford, Lisbon; schr Crown,
Baker, Providence.
Oath arr brig Maria Theresa, Davis, fr Stockholm
Juno 20, Elsnore. 2s,h.
At quar-. brigs Caroline, Phinney, from Gibraltar;
Dido, Abbot, Cape 10 Verbs; Gauges, Young, Ha-
vans. - go
25th arr barque Peru, johnson, from Manila,
2ith Of March; schr Pioneer, Edridge, Alexandra.
At quar-. brig Ultima, Row, from surinam, 2sih
ult
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PROPOSALS.

NOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
EN orthe Greek Revolution, from It's commencement tn
January, ISIS, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, 81. ID. sugcoi
In the Greek service.
TraMs.-.t wnI be published In octave volume, oe
about four hunde ed pages neatly printe good paper
Price to subscribers, 81 81.
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Pawrckct, and by e principal hohselers throughout tho
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AT QUARANTINE,

Arr on Sunday, schr Columbus, Carey, "a days
from Curacao, with SALT goat skins, port wine RIO
La Hache and Brazilleita woods, to Joseph Hodges,
owner, and M. Dupyn, on board Passcns.rs'
Capt l. G Lampson, of Beverly, Mass and MIR Du-
pyn, of Curacao. Left no Ans.
Same day, schr Savannah, Pitt, Oate Gage, left
sick at Hampton Ro1ds) from Richmond, with wood
20 w Joslin and coal for Boston.
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CLEARED,

Brig Ann Celia, Perry, Marttnlque-Pearcc g. Bull
lock.
Schr Independence, Tyler, Baltlmore-Scth Adams,
Jr.
Schr Maria, Seabury. Baltimore-G Church
Sloop Elosa, Cook, Albany-E Day Son.
sloop Splendid, Read, New York
U L sloop Providence, Brown, New York.
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VESSELS SPOKEN,

June 26h lat so ~ lon IT, brig Atlantic Nye 10 days from
Copenhagen Tor liayans.
ilh att lat "A 49, Ion IS, brig Waterman, 25 i, Charles
ton for Bremen.
9th ut. lat 43 H. Ion ca brig WIN Iowland Lee ds u
New York for Gotenburg.
10Th ut in Fair Isle Passage, brig Francis Urann, New
port for Copenhagen
3ia u Vat ~ So lon 10 80 ship Sarah Parker, 80 d from
Liverpool for Philadelphia
oh inst lat 49, Ion 81 So, ship Pacific from New York fo
Liverpool
brig shelving signal the fore three horizontal stripes
white blue and white, passed ID inst. LAT 10 lon 4j
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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WrLprn. Esq.
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STU ALTON WANTED.

A YOUNG per>on WHO writes far hdnl, aui under
"A stands Bonk keepn,, by double entry, wishes IL pro
cure situation IN some Mercantile or Mlnuitcu ing E,,ab
lisllnent. Good reltrencei can 10 given.
lne addressed To j. H. an lett thn Office OF tue Lit
eFary Cadet VIII be Immediately attended 10.
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
MOTT ON INTEMpERANCE.

a APPEAL to the temperate un ths rise of Tnismre,
N rance, Ia three par-by sanu, Mott u, For sale y,
HUTCHEys CORY,
AuSut IS ~ I, Maikssusp.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27

STATIONARY, &c. AT REDUCED PRICES.
NE ROBINSON authorized to sell the remainder Of
" the stock OF Stationary assigned by him for the
ben,f Of his creditors reduced prices for few daysater
which the balance will he closed at aucon Town aud
try in of Goods in this lnc will dnd TO tbei
interest To call.
Those indebted requested TO call aud make pay
ment, without delay. August 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
MORE NEW GOODS.

lust received aud or sale, swiss aud Jtcone Musas PLAN
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ii lish Linens AM l. nen Canbi,c; Sws, oni Jacoust
white ani sg,c CIlsa hor,c.kn white anl hlacs silk and
kid Gloycs dab and oher co0red Sewing Silks black
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NanAin, belt iih1on Feather Fan, Rich liroca1n Shasl
red inl white Ca,hmee dol io5 cry OF all kinds Pru',,
great variety very cleg ,n &c. sc. by GLADDlNi
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