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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

these occurrences had made on Ahmed. Sittara
saw nothing but the gold, which would enable her
to vie with the chief astrooger>s wife at the Hem
man. Courage (said she) courage my dearest
and noble profession Go on and prosper; and
we shall become rich and happy
In vain Ahmed demonstrated and represented
the danger; she burst into tears and accused him
Of not loving her. ending with her usual threat Of
insisting upon a divorce.
4 aiuabIe Farm for Sale,
sNTirHlN aae mi!e Of wilmington, the Pbadelph,a
w Furnp Ike road containing about one hundred and
thirty acres, divided convenient fields which are under
cedar fence.
fyrS There the premises, large, substantial
lGal dwelling house, finished in modern style good
barn.--carriage house, mix house, &c.
The situation is heaithy one, ard commands hne Vie"
Of the River Delaware For terms amply
SAMUEL SrACKMAN,
No. 81. Chn ch Aley Philada or 10
JOSEPH GRu8B,
Feb. 10, 1928. 10 Wilmington
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Tie Detumure Fire Insurance ConpQ,tg.

I NGbltfokA m hA me- lfgi-iaNtt tte ataie u IL
d lt@ars, Mth capital 81 one hnnClce thousa HI als
The President and Directors llt TOW ecciyttg applea
tous tor insurance, at thctr Ollie, 80 III ampeysireet
bets een Front aud secora streets igaisi H. 81 FIRE.
On every description " iihns ~ genets, Aleieh,ate
Ships q Por, AMI Their goes To -thouid fatnre,
and other personal propeii also, agaAsi lnsui amaze
BY inland rah-poGa0i Y aoas, wares merchandise AAl
couatrS prodate
terms Of aslaaca vii be # agoiabe Is ily ID lie
Companies Il the C.tes di Philadelphia ~ Nsw.yo4f.-
Parties assured ny repasc e tuiles cJ itenec i, The
a9dit! " AS cap and Aat all losses viii lie loHgIy
AljustediA the company.
J9hS M9pDY + Asent 70 survt property tobe s0fet
tef le town and scnt! Of New castle in place Of G D.
Blanty, declined.
Lts II EVANS IS Agett 10 survey property BE Isu-
rel tor lhe town and vicinity Of Eikon.
JOINS CLoAN IS 4 cent survey property to be Insured
for the town and vicinity Ut smyrna
Jo5EPH JosLs Agent 10 property BE Insured
Tor the town Of West-Chcstcr AND yicints
Orect1rS
John Patterson, David Bush.
JcSePi Baly, VIM Chandler,
DAVID Wilson, Joseph Gubb,
joseph Y. tiilfR, Roher Porter.
WM. SEAL, Pre- etrt.
\ y. BtaSks SaeIetafy
/ Aatii IL, l126 as
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LARGE BREAD,
AT No. iN3, NhipAey Street.

IN IL s'hefl9ef berg aee "a H. ffiel, hAs ae.
Il ermnedta conmt nre haklg hiSrepsm, dfaH treas
and nov oegs !eave fo IN hs tiei,ds an le iuhics
tha fiey be supp6ed alh tins bread and usual
III sheat am re bSeGa ~ large for The pricc,
tina n hk tanite- ~ call or him, Mil finl che .per
purchase % hun han q bake for tiea.se
III alsa keeps had general ssolt nlnt Of CAKES,
VII Oh ~ be sold ~ lie most reasonable terms I'll
u2c rest assured that the above 6eadapl cukes viii
be male from The hes hoi ava bs the b 81 workncn
UpigH md Price.
% lis Wheat Beet for 81 cts.
y Wheat and dian 3 cad, for 81
Q! Dspepst, n Bran Bread tor 81
8! Rye Bread, for s.
ST., great VARIETY e Cogjscnonarg fita Ceri0s.
&C wholesale aid rsaii, at III, NOS esA a Hf6a9
Ni..L.R itf,3M3
VA cf3 1929 t4 d
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Fol, lskN /.

Is re- stpr4 brick II u,s. lie corner Of
E57T1 Mtkei ar9 Font sttet, 4 present II TIL
H. I'll ptloa y Join Torbsit \, 4 4. acsiy store d.
Ssinrss qnne IL j0ilN hedges
f-b IS, 1923 1t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14

srferso- - tn period F.asa r ans the tao1EaS y
=.th rte go hfs support % d,e othef- Is sil
pose yfi,'Tsise - to suppose that q <aa =
ftfr rcuid vote asansa a.usef "hNh ,'e4d
/ le IN tact rcdU1.lg d absiUdnn 4
s1pp9se ihat ia lie spIIdg Of 1919 fiki
. csadidstc tad Eoo1 understanding "ft
the Eastern P"tltiegisa. ugaidbc 10 suppose that
. intsHde9 70 defeat tIe sNu election eth
iTen would naf be brought - briieve a tale 80
absurd ss that The Conversation he hau 40
thai gentleman WIS an incidental casual csti-
yefsat IA end winch be- should iepeat IS soGnas
hr soaid hpd time 10 correct re riinutes--h cor
rglbe Trey ~cfe winch were ssat dim-l pom
ting 70 the table % tire Reporter .or che Ns,i9'a.
intcllingenrer ] for tht purpnse.
IL would advert to augtiler instance Of MS
representation itoin the same quarter. III one
he had stated eas nj the first nor she sep2nd
instance nor probably the thIrd Ba repeated
tlat hr had nothing 10 do with motives y. had
IN a iuimcr debate said" did they not kncw
tnat II hir adyersaIies trump. tiny VOID not
also Hoyie might IaYc taught ;hem bit -
The same payer had in,erPoIsded tie exp rss CT
So esto maae it" Nh Rsudoipn sald iuyle,
helT on" book II game, might have idugbi
i1en better Tins interpolation 'aka away
10 "ho'e point Of The expression, and makes
fNat base and vulgar Winch a. he sald H. " rs
s'rrctly parliamentary. Win siugle ejceI t,5n
IN Which he had not been misunderstood, lie
mean' as to irish aud Alricao, he rad uot
sen ~ rrp"r ~ tiar Pdpef which dig MOI X
cit h.s disgust aud esen IN the rrP1t w!ucH
confirmed tn correct expression Which NJ hai
na'neh' IN every other respect ms 'e"aks @efe
nt"'chcdy m9uRled
lie Won d'eier to another Circumstance. He
''s'i'I'',a my reference - mot''es. On aeo,i'-
81 oc%Ho" h' nat spoken at "nlI--e"nVe' ed.
~, '"l-i"I'nnalfd at "ehn'nd-res a','
:" 'nf 'i'"o'hg 81 mlhne mon. Winnie eadle
man "as ap''s'ae. he received Information th1
~ mao D." H''rhd7Lned as - dc facts mf
~. D ~. lbs hoff iest hfstoaId oe supposed
- ,'s'f f'' TACT "h1' ""s not 50, that IN
f"a" IN In p'fces aud With al the Cleafuess "a
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Extract ofo ltner from smyrna, ta.si u. "a
a. expect when lLe Rew5 II tht a''1 I'm.
wing destroyed the TurIusfFert GET ~
our friends vii he very. ausiaaz ahe'! .i ".
and 10 tell Won the irulh g" "efe ron 's a
bly, alarmed ourselves fnf H." a'9 ...s
the naIish aud French merchants ~. ~. an
ed vessels "a take hem, frrr' tdl.'I
property of, and rmtar'srd =, Ia-'
could, not knowing but the INK. NJ
hands on them every momeu'. II ~ -.
week since We received lie new d.
~ thing remaus perfrcly &C; ..a.#.
,ions have been renewed at Cans' ~, w..
on the snf;ert OF he independence o - =.
and we r5yn reason 70 EXPECT d Pc. .....
swer from the Graud Sisr,or n a ~ go.
IF he arc-drs 10 tie Demands OF i','
an.roWors. all will he ,ve'i ial a. hr .,.,
there Will b. general war. " ~ -.
anioa' le advancement. um'ne thet..l
here, all the American hR9t r'n''.' No.
Tecly quiet aud rac Fscta eeri u. .,a
me sage, g. he Cansnl IN assure ~" i.
shurl5 not be molosird. and est.ff' .....f.
salts action 'ra' The Earsil nor
lot olaue ariy hostile t'erD'"i'''' 10
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Ven up. fhe passage q the hill -sas al,naesd
~ Sessrr Waits, ingham 4 Zin8, snd adv
csrd 3 : ~ $ 5. Eve -. Il ziugl. AeH .
ter smut Of kaahaAua. sterheasoa, shnar
NcFall ad aud Falieson and passed - ayes
sBd uoss--ayes IL noes D..
On MOTION - tlt Mll5f III, Fleuse resolved
20 pfocsrd hy la,nl ballot VII lhes senate
an Ffidrt afx g. lie eie5tloa 4 : Con,mi.-
sioaefs oi tbr hsutVh s rosd aud usaga-
ton
An enaFassed fiNfo amend tic at making
preFi.'ai, tn lie restraint, atrps'f mud msa,-
traarls Of dsefa. aad 1upai,ee, apd IT.. preset
'aiion and faanag meat lhetr cz,ate,, VA
lassed
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FROM WASHINGTON Ian %

One of re most delicious morriug founpc'
20 the metropolis is the iitrarg If Congress
II = freGgrpted hv ~ taat raIlee oi hot
eeNes. The library Is Ear from lpirg rem
nleted, hut g Increasing fasr. You vii ~
member hat Jetfprson's COLLECTION Of book.
md phamplIefs was purchased by Congrp~.
ana placed here There is Great amneemrp
10 he fonrl in lookiua over these pamphlet
naficn'ariv those published about The vear
lstl, when the first great civil revolution
took place, and III" fcirrallsts were driven
'r'U power. Many offhrse palnph'cts con-
IN marginal notes in Ipirrsons own hanr
wrliue which cio h. easily recognized from
il. r somhlpnce 10 his celebrated signature fc
the Declaration Of lndependance-Fh form
OF H. writing is small, round and snnew ha
r"-"ufh,es iadv's hand. Io3scrved in one
81 III" rawrhletS written by celebrated .fc
trralis' 81 tNe south, several extracts Of q
'"t'rr said IA have been written by Mr. IotTer
sopfo an Ifslirn named Nazzri. The eSWac
t 'rr urged as reasons against Mr. Jefferson s
ertion. On the margin in several Of the
@oges, Mr.. Jefferson he'd written - This !, a
'a'f' quotation or, " this is untrue &c. Sc
Car am one help adniriug thr r"lics # these
dav On The ti'le pace Of severed Of the an.
ouYmnus pamphlets. Mr. J. has written the
naine Of the authors. AMONG them lohser
we'd A"i.tidcs. Marcus, Pinto, Corregedor
ell vel! known TO the politicians of your city
last week the President held his bird
1rhwing room for the season. Rv rule oI
hsh'on, every second lever considered ex
cluS'vely fashionable. why it IS 50 10 reason
f'n 10 g'Yne hui the usual caprice O the gay
world. twas very splendid, ard very crow
ard, ar very delicious aud verv uneomtoJla-
ne II ccrmences AZ seven o'clock in the
eVeGir.. lud contiuuos nearis 10 Tue Nun oil
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XY1ig2sznzr ccNaN xss.

HI kLNtHN MINI
Tie House resumed p consider alton OF the
resolutions Offered W M Chiffon.
Nj Randolph fose aud asked leave Of h.s col-
teegac fa stale "A s.egte lac. he H1nsg would
remember. he std, and bc could aut togo lie
courtesy With rhlch fr va hrari. tint -gtuc
MARKS were nadr b., HIM on ! ,iday lsst -
terdayt ~ Consequence Of certain rmnours in
this Civ, freud ashrd him 81 he had -cen the
papef "hleh he helf N Ii, hand. tie Inaed
states lri.eitph oil saturday. he sad He hod
not Tor although a subscriber to II, il eBme 10
him Vcly tfreguiarlg ard ne Rad MOI seen ii.
Il vas suggested to tim nat he had bet'sT look
at II. he dad so aud his eye Wis attracted 20
an article under the eduorlai had enttird lie
fRaln' lie immediately wrote q Isfe Ia The
Idltprs stating THAI IN rvs article there vas an
anaargantod and INV trdntanlr u.r of n.
NOME. not Only M incorporating VIA ne had
sud. bat IN sly a. tHJ I'm what be ud net say.
II WIS a leng time h"ipre be- au.'d -ef Il T. papes
he hnai,'d the ~EoIr CapHnhur ter IT, aud e,f
:, 81 t,st ffom tn otner iiousr-llo meant III,
ath,r branch d the i,re5,lar8rr. After getting
The paper IA, ey. a.,t IL oftri 10 ihe rerorr
aud lrsi atthatInauerf hc WI turird 10 an Ia
t.fstev with me At fhr Edtere ~ M adjoining
room. He djd not accept tif. n,4ia.uu ioi ue
pr terr"d listening M rruils u.l nom Penn
sylvauld.f Nj oErCtbat. tbethr~ ofr = 4uia sls
rig thai the ropurt a obnus Jauz tota, atasg oh
Uctlou A. the eduo'lai aftI,ie-=hat nerhaus ia a
less dretec. On reaaInr toe frport b8pr4.I5
moi attcnnvalg. he ioard '4at was sHnoz
ioue IN stlIl higher degree ~ lad wsared
~ this informing tn see = auy notice Va ial,o 81
IS communications. a. 80 notice had een ~
ken ne 'e.l II dua 10 t,osel aru tl die nuase. 10
saw that ise taf.r orut ~ Inch ttai pun,r contai-
ned nas aot & ,faicnren1 9fvl4t he nd bpt oi
What he did MOI .,...
Hrtp AR K read the arilr,. ,o,nnIaigra ct In
he following Inns:
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C1.., - y 80 ~ l''','' W.
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Tr,5,,, n IL communicate, ~ -
-, ~, IT,. -, ~" -
dc a.. ,utaorlsps IT, Ixreu1iq. IN inrch..,
ccrtp. a. Coplcs al liz R,e,>rdcodr \ CO, ,~renc
No r.. Ci,ecu-. And tlai th,v frro,le ,,,o,. ,ra,,
81 1mrndnrnt 10 tn bil r,us,diur Tor runuinp
the IN drur lin bclu r-u ihc cnuut,,s ,f lozu,Jt
and CHS ~ which IT,. lI9u<, had DISAGREED
Aua they havcagfcs#I ~ tire Resolution ,roue,
Hnf H., rNecuti,. ~ cause 10 h, nr,n,,J 20
enpirs ntan Vt H. pfc.rrlhr The mode - ,.,,.
tlu,tinp .epel 1tr Elections with an ,,n,pd,,.,,
Ii, wnv NJ Substitute L. fl,. resolution ,rouir
me the Executive 40 cause the aid A,t l., bc
pu lI.htd m ths Hr,rlopd Inuu,r., Tho i,
mcrf went Va agreed 10
Report. ,y,rr pi#tr.tri from the committees
hy Nr,,r, Cunp. al -urry Gotdou I,u I'm.
Brown. Of ul.ri.aa. Han, Of T,,.lf,n and III
lis
Mr. C,re,t,r ,it,,osd .r..,,.-...,.,,
APPOINTING commissioner, f.e.tr a rcad from
Nouroe conr'l sa-c hF WV 81 Logan, courthouse.
TO ihe fork, 81 Sandy River 'hc hraruckv hnc.
aud 10 amrnd the At autuotisinr = sum Df mon
~ 70 b rsscd b, lotcr, Ior usk.ns tai roaG
On moilanoi Nj bJE'F. The Hons. resolved r.
proceed by loIut ballot" IN the ~cpait, o4 Frida,
next 10 tie ee,uou ul BIZ .aier Gcrci.,# 10 IL.
Brrgadt = supp = yarsn., occasion, Il by The
htllH OF b'n y F.. =.
NulnHs bl,ispc1e acted upon N ihrIr rrc,pisut
STAGE.
Anil u,.,l.l,,.. nro,,.,,.,, r
turnpike roads was taken mp. WIN -undpv A.
mondmeais. proposed Ia, tar ,alauuttfr 10
whom Hod been recnmmffrrd Tee er5yiaa-
BIZ provided borrowing "a >u#uaiueu,s 4. bean.
aFpl.rf "a construction utrg4ds NOM toviretl.
10 ia'ars RNsf-ttum tho observation-disclosures
sert haaaWha Road D. the n5aa.l. "a Be Saad,
INIT lrp@ Nnehss'rr 10 Parl, rsbnrg. II,
re'nm3tee proposed 10 strlke ar the road fro,4
1#sifc'an t. iamss River. In, House =rcirctrd
.Er an nGmeut tlfof a lev remarks t,tn NJ
.#'Ip on # An = ~ opposition tetap ane,G
n~a1 | ae o,a.rsmcadment,ya rre agr...,i i... ~.
ut - terIr .ad'e tht extension oftIc kaaouI#,
Road IT Gas .aH2alie GA lie Ohio and m exsrnd
IT. rod contemplated from " nrhr.ior Ia Par.
o.,s' ale 10 tae most eligible pom, on it, oiio
K srT
II. ra,f.4sls. Offered ,s,t,.,;,,,... nm
5.,,.,ri .....- a.. tal,. -, 81 -. 'r w
it.,ef g. to r.mple.io, at the ,,',J - 60
d.a, iia,,.s#,,.., ,#.t -. ~
So r..s.,,s a..4 ,.,.,.,,n, ~ - y
r.. FRI. SO. sy,,t r5.,,,,.,,.I.. pm
ia. initial ,r,,,,y,..,,.,, ''I inp"
,..,a :, C.,,..,.,l..,,,l, a. 'l,''','''. me
- MI important
nj fa,cad. l,cn c,inpl,, sd r., ,b,, r,..,,, fI'
- l'al,i'' 81 ne states adaer-
pr,ze ,,r md, ,,l,,al. '''' ''''''
:. ',, ,'' Ua'' ,9sled on this proposition
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Aaotter Rip TG1 Uiptie.-h IA article
y, irb We coplrd ON Monday evening tfo" IN.
Norfolk Herald, it was mentioned thai n5le
were so0is in Virginia, who do not kao" ma
John q Adams IS President o'the Unhfd 7''' 2.
tud DAT General Jackson wants 10 be, ''.'.
are 10 doubt, people equally Ignorant "'','
state in thr Duion. As 10 Our own state ~
following ca,e Is in point. During the i.2
summer. one OF the old mountameefs Of W
Highlands. VINO tas long lived in ore OF W.
daertanglrd sens back of West POM e' ?
down Ia the barracks upon some hus1'>,
While There he htl'd something SAL OF Ad"aA
Jackson. and the Presidency, and DUNE, -.
c,n,ersation. with great simplicity. "aai,o ~
know whether & neral Washington Ms -
President set lie was much ,urn .sed -,
ng answered in the negative bot 'a"i '''5
,otiir had been dead twenty-'igH N'"'
that tItere had been lour Preside Is S'ncs' "''
matter altogether bey ond lis bcilef a.
~ 7 I'M. Li..
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, from IRE second Auditor, ard Ordered to be
SENlTE(lE YIEllINfA


l9nor.
HOUSE OF DELEGAITs.
? Hfd1ssdat sJs5-A COMMUNICATION ~se reeo,
yr8 rom fho senate Tia, tlus, bad pa.setthe tcf
Il arnefnr with pteol ~ hsra4s,tlns IN eeriaa
essas--faid an AT allowing ceftalu pcfsoas at
80 faf e'asaciplira bs THE vii of 5ane Bur -
rHnsau is tie Commonwealth fof u Iia1ltei tune
AID fhsf 'hey hsi-e;ectgd thr on! Concerning
C@affzoasfs.
90 Nh Iutrsgn's motion icova nas zigen 20
hung ia bHi 10 spfcrd the acf altlur,siur Tire
BRs#itIsr 'a pogH..sr eerfsm copire u tie
brs.sa1 Code passed TIE ltb day o. Janaafy.
-
NJ Hbuc ai Roctsbrldge from 'he Commit
tee pf Foods gad int,'nal Navigation presented
kchpa--oad Jepsried with an amendment 4
bill Ca"erruiug -he kauawha turnpike ROAD
Received anf Hid upon tlie taI,lo
larlars reports y ere made by Commftees-
n sefcaI blIl. pressed ,b1ougb fbeIr neipleol STA
ges.
An e-gCussed It'll " Concerning Ldels vas
read a 3 rifnc u-to ,,jrcted
hngi1ss,1 tt.s slr scd--,z making further
provision 'af obtaining Il SIC ipr an additional
HrsrHal-f anerrnlng The town / ,n,astlc IN tie
county nt By;niuui--I 10 ariirud tie act entitled
IA 49, Concerning Nopsrar Court, Of Law fof
1euncy eonrtY--ta authorize .~prIrle eirrtiaus
IN tn tora of Sahta ~ TIL county Of Bofe-
.,p -, ..,,.,.., ,,., .,t.,,.,..,.. d. ..,I,s
l,ai on the N..r,,., ,,are.. -, VIM, -,
va ''' ~ =''.'
re,,s which ~, ,p,,e, - ,g. baI ~, %,,6.5n
; ap,e,,.ted an NJ. NJ ,,o,,,n--..,5 n,
Bro.n of ,I.,,r,sop rronos.e, .,,l,.,,ttr,o M.
,a ndsdh0 ,nr uhol,',,,l,ie., was -. Al, AZ.
Hhor'er. motion, re-e3mmitted 10 the oclrct
tamrstret
Ar CaI.,,s ,c.,,,,,, ~. o,,., ,..os..,,.i -.
mn ,.,,,-,,s,,,,.. ,,,.. E,.,,d ofpuiI,e lta.l.
O,Je,ad Ia IA. r,.rtsd
a re,tf,r,,i'a,.,.o w., ,oce,cI from, rho ,,ov.
emo, ,,sn.,,i,,. o. the -, a, fbs p,,a,,,.,
lagn,c.r ON H.. ,.saf.i,5,.an ,or = ,o,I.a,.
/ fraun IN. cod e,tts on ,lJ.,a g,e.s T., In
E,,er--whlsll on Nj. Haf.lr.s notion. va, IA.
- ..4..,5,... ..'..'..',' 90 NJ
inrgq,,., Fcs p
| Observation-Disclosures. f al
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: snail n nk1 d. .noush - frsoEA ne 'Jeef'on
i, fhis bill Err. Is II doubtful qarsHf1 u ICON
xnauiinnplrs Cau taa' be qar,llnh Tor
sbrn f. Is ahtnts-t I'D u esurai hr atn'd)
f,st Il IL, ri., iBr ~ Hpus a'fI.e nnslAf"a nd
a 4triaic il -. lio#y iud rsr"ie'e "hoa -
adllu TT 90 = ,nr s~te art ausyed h51 apta-
t3ns OF lie 8b'l atrh'IraIi, 20 aefac-f'" VIM
20 noch zea' 81 th- o.hF,.ne fhe oria''a1 pi
tfeir 81 aas is s. hs oppose Il M fqnal z.al
opinion tta. To- frdbs .lismn rtlede IONS
tHe ruiIe Hfrue3 tribunals. ahos" dutf u "a.
under g.. sans ,8us " ~ a.th - dge'df h--"h"
lrrse I'D a iisatm> So long nclticsred 81 6y -
psoplc and lac i~gi.iafH. e--'an 10 hF''''' !"
pronounce II sdea5fai Gr"silon W.T. #af'
iS REQ - - t1a.r a Question i1n'in tAa1 ."
vidrd o rn,ers sfihc homes, and infF 'hren' NJ
On - iisa doubtful question 20 s7s IT, i'asi ~
u. and nint me- 4 doubt rs hstc bei,ar stated,
decide, me sgaiHlfh HE exercise ifhc power. y
It be dHutlf1 question ne Nli not the Judg-
IS ~ III pN.bahtli,v d1uht '--and doubling
fbinl van sir, TIM, would rcv.rse the solrmn DE-.
,ls,ous q Their predecessors On the contrary
- u noi much fnorr probable thai they will not al
csricuf IN that dcri.ion-ihat all oftsotne part n
them will co ca re0uttos not the spin' OF pro
phscy 20 forrtcll ash the friends # tbs bll
ihcs are prepared 10 encounter the a~i'h respon
slbili'l nj such a contingency Are they pre-
pared 81 hfhe eEuHlplr Kentucky fres hin'heif
reroertipus r. ifuprrl thu peace tie tfat-
quill :, Z. honor Of -, STATE Have they counted
the cost OF tba confusion tnr collisions hci"s"n
ca.o1dts' rrrncllrs ri 'hc eoVctumcnl add ne
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Fon THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
SIGNS liEREABOUTS.

Mt. PTnter,
Strange things are going on in the Jackson ranks.
Would you believe it-a subscripto paper is taken
about for money. Some pay % cents-some 60
some 1oO--some 900, and SO on. They call this
raising the wind, to keep up old Hickory.
1t don't appear, exactly, whether this money is
for the Gazette OF Patriot, new paper to be
printed in Sussex. But the Farmers, few miles
from Wilmington, think it very strange to be thus
called on for money. They think that there is
something wrong about this Jackson business and if
he really was the Peoples candidate, the people
would, Of their own accord, support him. They
begin to smell rat, and to discover that office hun
ters want not only their votes but their money too.
1t is hard work. to be sure, to pay the Philadelphia
Charley Jack his hundred dollars month"; s. to keep
Sammy quietio for suffering the eleventh hour men TO
lie in his name. All this takes money, but the Far
mers SHOULD, not be taxed in this way. T:iey don't
like it 1t looks queer-They not used to it,.
and it Injuries the cause.
don't know much about tigures--lt did i could
soon answer this question-lf Jack, as commander
in chief, gets 100 dollars month, how much ought
the Colonel and the Corporal TO get /? The pay re-
ceiyed from subscribers not being more than enough
for current expenses, who are the chief contributors
TO the fund that goes to Jack, Colonel and Corporal?
People must eat, to be sure but the Farmers don't
like 10 be called on to support such trio as this
If the paper is to do any good for the Sussex
people, let them pay for it. If Jack must have his
hundred dollars month, let them pay him who
brought him here. 1.-THE Gazette and Patriot cam
not live by common subscription, it is time for them
10 stop. AT any rate don't let the Farmers be gull
led by the Politicians. HALE s. HALF.
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rs could Either hclnre or after Mr. Jefferson's
nrocIanatio,, il was, as thought, intended to in-
press the pubic mind with the belie that ball. then
On hand in Nashville was intended as mark Of
respect to Col. Burr. A number of gentlemen IN
Nashville, to destroy this impression, and TO shew
their dsapprobation Of Burr, determined that Col.
Burr Should not attend the ball, and 50 informed
Col. Burr through Judge John Overton, who return
ed with the information, as lie told me, from Burr,
that Col Burr had declined coming to the ball.
With this we we're satisfied. About the time the
ball was half over, was standing against the wall,
opposite the door d, entrance in the room, and saw
Gen. jackson lead Burr by the arm into the room,
and introduce him with considerable form, to the la
dies and gentlemen then present do not reco-
ect at this time that Mr. Jeferson's proclamation
and any effect on the persons then about Nashville
who were from their conduct, justly liable to our
suspicious, and think, took some pains to enquire
into that circumstance. Sometime afterwards our
marty. to shew their further Indignation, burnt Burr
publickly in efligy. have always believed that
during this Burr matter, that Major Timan Dixon
informed me by letter, that Gen. Coffee had been
engaged in procuring boats and provisions Tor Burr
on Cumberland river, though the letter, 1t there was
one, cannot now fnd and have examined for it,
1t was my understanding at the time, that Col.
StokeIy D. Hayes went off as one OF Burr's men IN
his boats, and have never heard it disputed since.
Col. HAYNES is a nephew of Mrs. Jackson. Al
though | never was at Gen. Jackson's no Use with
Burr, yet am tulerably well satisfied, according to
my recollection at this time Of occurrences then,
that in the fall of 1906, and winter Of 1907, Burr
and Gen. Jackson we're very intimate, and that
Burr was frequently at the Gems house. The above
is statement of the most prominent facts as they
are fixed on my recollection. II am mistaken
about any thing, it is about dates, and about them
do not pretend TO accuracy
NATH. w. WILLIAMS.
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Eattsic, of d 'ctc, jfom Juige Nathaniel y: Hl
Ha,ns, of Tennessee, TO Nathaniel ". ". he'"r,
Esq dated 18Th December, 1897.
.My dear Sir. it is madness to think of jackson
for President of the United States. This Burr mat
ter cannot be mistaken about.my eyes and ears
are my witnesses. He gackson) offered me com
mission of Captain in Burr's army. or told me
could get one il ! would accept. And during this
affair he said to me, in the presence of Judge
(who though. now says he does not remember t) de-
pend upon it gentlemen, the division Of the United
States has taken deep root. You will find number
Of the Senate and number of the members OF the
House of Representatives deeply involved in this
scheme.o