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80 sni IN su"'IY tlwus ia tiea,rta and Gum
o'"'t STATES WIN ~ ii AsiOIrvIN & CO.
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IT. e@n'GeTy AT count o, Qns5teiy S,ss,on, e.tnu,d
~ 80 held LOT Louisa county, at he couhoue tbe,s"C ~"
Il n''cay III. 18th day june 1879 80 va
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11

ohahce'Ji Al eou, II Quarterly Sps>rou, CO nueJ
and hed 30 Louis. county, at the COURTEOUS er.,t an
Thu, sday III, 18th iay ID Juu,, 1922
walker Timbeak, -ro., John Gilbert ,,i,,,,, ., w.
1lher', Austin De'Per,Is Depe J. TN Sergeant
,;, PHfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11

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Nm uHAACkKY. la Hanover c,unty c,y-, .4 ,a,,
=. ie28- ' ''' ''1y <s''
Jane Go"dw,n, Johu w Goodwin ranee. T q ,tv,,
w %, N'ou"'h' PiAl
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
ptpIIsMED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BY
J. Il. CLEMENT,
At No. AO4, Shiplcy Street,
EnR rIE PROPRIETOR.
sIIISRIFFHS SALES.
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.

hspy virtue Of sundry wris Of vend. exponas, to ne d.
ecteJ will be exposed public sale, at the house OF
Inert Broomal Branvwine village, IN Biandywne Hun
3lred on Saturday the 18Th OF March, ns at o'clock
H. the following described plantation or tract OF land
faate living and being in the hundred Of Brandywne and
county Of Newcastle, to wit Adjoining land of hibanus
4 I.opaa. James Gardner, Samuel speakman. Andrew
Mckee dec and others with log house ard frame barn
ereon erected containing sxtysiA acres. be the same
nre or less Seized and taken in execution as the prop
XIV Of Isaac Siei!am, and TO be sold by
PETER Is. DfLANY, Lats ShG.
4 Newcastle, March 3, 1928. l5-os
N virtue of writ of vend e1pona to ne directed, Will
III be exposed public SALE at the house Ct Francs
a rlan Ia Newcastle hundred, Monday the 17th of
Nrch inst Al O'Clock, +. NJ the one halt part OF the
described plantation tract OF land, situate,
HIM. ard being in Tie hundred and County Of Newcastle
o VII :-oun,clby lands Of Major Peter jaqaet George
I'D ESQ., Newcastle Commons and others; with a two
Xt,rv frame dwelling house, frame barn and other out bull
&nps thereon erece containing ono hundred acres, be
&l same more or less Also, half of the following
%scr,hc lot Of marsh and npandnear the head OF Nom
8uch Creeks containing eight acres, be the same more or
H. Srzetl and taken in execution the property OF
ANe.husel Hickman, and 10 be sold by
PErER 3 DELANY Late Sh,f.
x.wc,rti. March 9 1913 15--.,t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
GAOL BROKEN.
Fifth Dollars Rc,Uard.

jdAN he ngnt Of The 4h Of March, instant the Gao Of
Newcastle County, in the Safe OF Delaware, was bro
len upen when The following persons made their escape,
1to wit John Salisbury Jacob Egner, and Peter Cummons,
IN nerro all Of whom had been committed to said prison for
N arceny committed in Chester County, in the State OF
pensylvana and who the ringleades IN executing
tb not the names of the rest Ephram Bowen, Jer-
H.miah Buckley John Welsh, James Butler and William
Irea; Isaac Potts and Jim, negroes Jim IS the slave OF
mir Thomas aquett, who had obtained permission OF the
fCour 10 transport him from this Sate IS supposed that
HE is gone to Phiiadt iphia
salisbury from IS 80 years Of age about feet in
ths high pretty Tuck SCI, Of dark conplexlon but has
et colored hair, round vsage, and down look Egner
B bout the same age, en, rather taller, and not SO stout
ma e he is of aii complexion, has light hair, and one
ug lis eyes somewhat dsgurel by burn or some other
sclise They have both worn IL nsor considerable me
(which presmc have LETT some impression on their legs
4lhe clothing canno, he dcscrb d. except hat OF Egner
4hc had on n aS ca0tct r0utdahout, blue panaloons
&anl white hatuhen he md two OF the others SRowen and
4Wcshl wcrr seen tic Lancaster Turnpike, about eh'
miles from Newport The above reward viii be gwen to
3any person who viii appreheaa salshmy and Egner and
zco hne item in anv ganl this State nrbe State OF Penn.
s,ka ~ f Que half The for either, AND i've dollars tnr
Reach Of the Others, by WILLIAM hi.hDMaN, mV,
Newcastle, Mafcl, 9th, 1898 Id
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
.lUJ0URhED
SEXEEniFf"S SALE.

Ysy yire Of wit o lycfi iacas 10 me directed, will
oe exposed at Pubic Sale at the House OF El.i JET
her n delaware City in sd Lion Hundred, on Thurs.
a he gO !, tav OF March next, at oclack, T.. NJ, all
ha cerlan ttsc parcel Of land, situate i'll Red Lion
nutea in The County Of Newcastle and state OF pela
ware near Delaware City, bounded and described agree
by 10 survey thereof lately madc follows to wit be-
gnnpg al low water MAJ on the west side OF Delaware
Ilver, stake for corner, thence to post standing on
e bank III the line and corner late OF Clayton Ca'he ano
joseph Holiness since Of Hugh Eyon and running from
thence sill in the to stone carner OF the sald
Exton still by the same line to another posi- nus
corner thence tn ditch on or near the FORK OF dragon
Greek thence along the said ditch TO the middle OF the old
he'd Of Dragon Creek thence down the said bed ct the
sad Dragon Creek, the several courses Thereon INTO ,,
Georges Creek thence down the bed OF ST. Georges Greer
tile several thereof passing by the western END OF
St. Georges new Canal lately dug and continuing down
the bed Of St Georges Creek, to stake IN the bed OF
the said creek, If this and OF lard OF Anthony j.
Sewbod, hence by the same land to St. 1eorges caha
e,ad, fo thence the sane course 10 stone CORNER
Rich point, thence stake c9rte OF land nt DAME
bold thence the same ceIseto Stone corner thehce
10 sake, thence to stake ~ the bed OF small ceek
herce in The bed of said * to the middle OF ditch
chne divert tie from the bed OF the said
creek thence the bark Of the r.ef thence crossing the
SAID ba to low marx Of Tie SAID river, thence cX
tending IN the said river along low water mark the seFe
raj thereof TO The place ct beginning, containing
three hundred and ninetyree acres, be the same more
OF less Together with all and singular the Improvement
"A and appuiterances thcreun'o belonging
Ercng neprihees and esesving out OF the SAID lant
and premises, lot piece OF land, comprised in the ~
lowing metes and bounds. to Wit: Beginnng at roin
terminating line drawn Thirty three feet from the nor,l
east Ct the house, perpendicular TO the 'front.' thence
the al courses the edge of the towing path theme
down The same The edge Of the marsh thence along tn
alge OF the marsh stake, in the line of Hugh Exton'
Farm thence along the said line TO such point. that IN
running south 46 degrees east from said point Will strlk
ihc place of beginning Together with all and singular
She buildings improvements, Embellishments and appurte
iances ,heeuno belonging.
Deemed and taken execution as the property OF Joh
,Gesebold and Elisabeth his .rf, ard to be sold by
n WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sh,f.
Newcastle, March IL, 1925 49,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
sTAMZAs,

Titten the ground rohere the G9age IF T. Moore Esq.
lately st0od az Hotnsey.
Dismantled bowers! amid your trailing wrcathes,
Which seem to weep for buds and bloom gone by,
Is there tone of magic music breathes
To echo back passing minstrel's sigh?
No soft vibration in the woods aronnd,-
Or from green hills. where once son of song
Pour'd his sweet lays Ills enchanted ground,
Der which his Tyres charmd tones had how'd 50 long
Or is it that the echoes proudly sleep,
And scorn to waken humber strain,
Once woke by genius, their stern silence keep,
And save for genius, will not wake again.
No plebeian hand should here tile structure raise,
No cl,sel mould TO form the vulgar ore,
But fond remembrance rear shrine of praise,
Unseen, but sacred 10 the muse Of Moore. E. b.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
New and Late Publications.

Tales of Grandfather, vols BY Wal cr Scott.
The oI3rien's and the OFlaher:y's National rae.-
vols by Lady Morgan
Filtration; Novel 2 vols.
American Quarterly Review, No. S. For March, 1923.
Religious Magazine, No 2 For February, 1928. Six
dollars per Published monthly in Philadelphia by
Z. Lttell Subscriptions for this work and for the Amer
lean Quarterly, and North American Reviews, received by
A. & II. Wilson
Cyril Thornton, 3vols Red Rover, vols. Hope Les
lie, vols. March IL.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
Wilmington BRIDGE Company.

CEALED Proposals will be received until Saturday, 29lh
y instant for Supplying the bridge with or, for one
year, am, with the prices per gaon for each kind, Sum
mer and Winter Strained
aN.N'U.aL yNEETEN'l .Ayt.D ELECTION.
An Annual Meeting of The Stockholders will be held on
Tuesday the 1s day of month, between the hours OF
and 4 O'clock p. NJ, AT the house Of Gen. J. Wolfe
at which time there will De election for three directors,
nplace OF three whose time will then expire.
JOHN rOR3ERr, Treasurer.
Wilmington, March TO- 1898. i6--4t2.4p
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

- virtue Of an order Of Court to directed, will be
- exposed public sale, at the house of Harry William
SON. IN ramysinc hundred Saturday, the ODD of March,
ins, at two o'clock, p VI eleventh parts OF a GER
tain Of land situate in Brandywine hundred in the
euny ct Newcastle, and bounded by lands Of George G.
Frank Peter Grub, Henry Ledge, Jehu Forwond and 9TH
es containing, by computation, one hundred and twenty
acres be the same more less Attached the proper
" OF Jacob Bird. and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM EERDAIAN, Sh.F
Newcastle, March It'll, 1923, 16--4t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
FROM The Richm0nd Enquirer, Of Ocf19, 1924
GENERAL JACKSON.

GENERAL JACKSON.
The presidential election is near a, hand; and
as it is important that the people should under
stand the character and professions of the diff
ferent candidates, We have yielded to the wishes
OF many persons IN Virginia and elsewhere, in
fepubllshing an article on our first rage under
the signature of ALsERNoN SIDNEY The Wri.
ter, IT should be remembered. wrote long be-
fore Gen. Jackson was even thought # for the
Presidency. His structures are, therefore, not
the illusions of partizan zeal OF hostility and
are entitled to the most dtlibrra consideration
of the reader. Seeing with what IMMUNITY
military chief;ain had violated and tramped
under foot. the constitution and laws of his
country. and dreadir e the future effects OF such
precedents, upon the liber'ies of the people,
and the stability of our free institutions, his able
writer stepped forward to a'ragn the offender
at the bar of public opinion. Whether he has
done injustice 60 Gen. Jackson. or misrepre
sented facts DOW become historical, let the pub
lie documents of the country decide. The cir
eunsssnces under which he wrote, and the
period, (1813) shield him from the mputation
ofPersonal or political hostility.
No one can be more graf to Gen. Jackson
Tor the important services he has rendered his
country, than we are. We yield him oil the
military merit as a soldier, which can be Gle m.
ed for him. We do not deny his patriotism, nsr
his ardent devotiento his country. His talents
in the field may be equally indisputsble But,
is he qualified to preside, as the chief execu-
tive officer. in the cabinet Of q nation, whose
rights are defined and guaranteed by written
constitutions and lswsi In the decision Of this
question let the lucid and constitutional view
of A. Sidney be consulted. Let us not be
blinded by the halo of military glory which sur
rounds the warrioYs brow Look carefully into
character and qualification; into the disposition
temper and modes OF thinking of him who as
pires TO the first and mos, responsible office in
the world. From the remotest antiquity militia
~ power HIS facinated the great mass of man
kind. II has been passport TO power and q
office. II has sancufied the acts of tyranny
and the violations of law in other countries
History records that every free nation OF anti
guilty has lost its liberty by the usurpatiors O
military chiettains; and shall we be blind TO he
useful lessons of experience!
We would agive unto Cesar, only the thing
that are Casar's.' As apsiriot we admire Gen
jackson; as a soldier we honor him and fee
grateful for his services But as a statesman
where arc his claimsl What idea has be OF tn,
geaius Of our free institutions. who, ("fit hat
been the last act ofhis liie") would have hang
adj as spies, the "ring leaders" of he Hsrtfor
Cor venIon' Disdaining the forms Of the con
stitution and the law, be would punish Treason
by the summary process of sn "independer
conrt marital; and that too, under ;hs secon
secliop ofthe act OF Congress, for the govern
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

Of the districts Of upper Catalonia, che
rebels are already beginning to recruit
again They have received orders from
their leaders, it appears, to remain
quietly in their houses until fresh cam
paign is commenced.
AFFAIRS OF P0RTUCkL.-Ap
unexpected delay has occurred in the
arrival of the Infante Don Miguel, in
England, which is said to have had it,
origin in Vienna. Whether OF not, the
Austrian Government felt jealous at the
approas hing visit Of the Young Prince
to England, or feared the result Of the
lessons he might learn there, we are
not prepared to say; but Prince Met
tsrnich has determined to send COM
missioner Of bis own 10 Lisbon, on some
preliminary business; and it now ap-
pears that the lnfante will not leave Vi
emma ill after the return ef the Com
missioner to the Austrian Capital.
RUSSIA.-The 81. Petersburg Jour
nal states that en- the 26th September
sth Oeteber) last, shower of aero.
lites fell near Belostock, between nine
and ten in the morning. The inhabi-
tants were alarmed by an extraordinary
noise, which proceeded from large
black cloud, that hung over their heads,
and which continued for three (Some
say SKY minutes, resembling a running
fire of musketry. This noise, which
was hssrsd by several persons at dis
tanees gilmore than ID wersts, was sue
ceeded Immediately by a shower oil
stones. OF which ouly four were picked
up; the largest weighed four pounds
the smaller three quarters Of a pound
From GIBRALTAR Our correspondents
Of the New York Gazette have received
regular files of GibraIta, papers to the
18th of November inclusive, but their
contents are altogether uninteresting.-
The King and Queen of Spain are still
in Valencia, receiving the homage OF
the population of that capital and the
neighbouring districts and provinces
A ANAL party of rebels had commit
ted some excuses in the vicinity of
Casar de Talsmanca, but they had
been ovsrtaken and defeated by do.
tachmenss of Re gulars and Volunteers
from Guadalaxara and Aleaa.
Bali GG-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

meat ds the army. His short careerin the ex-
ereise ofcivil power is marked BY acts which
might well define" the man whom the people
ofthis Union ought to svoid in the choice OF
President. In Florida did he not inprison an
accredited Spanish Commissioner, AID then
menace and insult the Judge who vainly endea
yored TO extend to the prisoner the protection
of the law Of nations, aud the law of the lsnd'
ne Senator in Congress has he not voted TO
impose upon the country q tariff Of duties,
unequal, unjust. odiousl Add did be not
eQulvocste and endesvor to invade the publish
sOn of his correspondence with Mr.. Mnnroe.in
uanner unworthy Of the fearless lndePen.
deace Of bis former character De his doctrines
of arlakgamanon, and his denunclstoh OF party
Distinctions. as "nsre bll5btss," sort with the
settled opinions aud views OF tue American peo-
plel
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
From the Richmond Whig.l

| UEoRGiA-threGis q SesssfGnce.--1 The
last Milledgevi.le Journal brought US a
most important report submitted 10 the
senate Of Georgia. by Judge Clayton,
from the j"iut committee On the state
Of the Republic, in reference to the
federal powers of protecting nsnufac-
lures. and carrying on Internal In
provements The Report is certainly
able, we wish we could say ID was e.
qually temperate.
The censttus,onality Of both powers
is wholly denied, and that idea assorted,
which distinguished member of the
las, Legislature Of Virginia. yielding to
the remonsta nees of prudssee and mo-
deraton, was said to have relinquished
with diticulty-thas the several states
had the right Of laying import and ex-
port duties. AS the reasoning OF the
Report is curious and navel 10 US, we
subioin this part of Judge Clayton's
argument. Affirming that the subject
OF protecting manufactures had been
fully aud directly before the Federal
Convention, apd that its advocates had
been unable to obtain mo:s than the
clause securing TO authors and Invent
ors, the exclusive right for limited
times, to their writings, and discover
les in the useful arts, Judge Clayton
proceeded thus:
"But there is another section Of the
Constitution, which when taken IN cen
nechon with the history of its adoption,
places this question beyond all doubt,
and for the exposition Of which, the
committee are indebted to an able south
ern writer on the subject of Federal
Powers tits the following: "Ns state
shall without the con sent Of Congress,
lay any imposts or duties on imports or
exports, except what may be absolutely
necessary for executing its inspection
laws; and the nett produce of all duties
and imposts laid by any State, on i'm
ports or expsrts, shall be for the use Of
the Treasury Of the United states, and
all such laws shall be subjectto the re.
vision and control Of the Congress p
Those who will consult the structure of
this clause, in the Journals of the Con-
vention, will find that perhaps nore O.
Their was more disputed: and that a very
different object was intended, from that
Of levying trifling duty to execute in
spection laws. What was that object?
II cannot be discovered from the clause
itsslf; and perhaps none in the eopsti.
tuition has been SO often read without a
knowledge of its true intent and mean
ing To grant the State the privilege
of imposing duties hey what is ne
ssssary for inspection laws, merely to
&c into the National Treasury, seems to
be perfectly idle.
"What benefit is il TO be to the StatesP
Some was certainly intended, and for.
tunately, there is al band key to this
nv stery. II was TO enable the States
within themselves, if they desired il, TO
protect their own manufactures; by the
imposition Of export duties on the raw
materials. or impssts upon foreign fab
RIGS. Without this construction, ever
body must at once perceive that the
clause is useless and ridiculous, and is
the only feature Of the Constitution
without meaning or motive. But hap
lpily for the interest of the agriculture.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

NV ATCH FOUND Sometime in October
w last, W-1TCH was fouad by my SON
alexander Miller, which the owner Can have
" describing the same, and paying for this
advertisement
MARGARET MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
MONDAY MDRM1Na0 APRIL 49, 1885,
Public Sale.

DURSUANT TO decree Of tie United States Cir.
Il cut Court Of the District OF Columbia, for the
County of Alexandra. will be sold on the premises,
on the 2sth day of April next, a, O'clock, p NJ a
LOT OF GROUND, situate on tie east side of Colum-
bus.s,reet, between Princess and Oronoko streets.
fronting on Columbus street IS feet inches, and
ming back IS feet inches. Terms made known on
the day of sale MOORE,
mar 27-lm Commits Toner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
rNNis is to give .'Otice.

FIlHAT the subscriber of Prince Georges County in
L the State If Maryland, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of alexandria County, in the District of
Columbia letters Of Adm nistraon with the will
nexed on the estate of Fpw.RE LLOYD, late of the
county last aforesaid deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned
exhibit the to the subscriber, or before the
2Sd day of October next, or they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit to said estate, and those in
debted thereto are required TO make immediate pay
mcnt Given under nv hand this 25d day of April,
1928 JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with the will annexed Of
april 25-6w Edward Lloyd, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28
EOr NcMt

# Tco Story DDe'IinS House for Sale:
ga Am authorized to dispose Of a, private SALE
~ House and Lot. two doors west OF Capt John
McCobb's, on the north side OF Prince street. me
front is IS feet 5v a. andis ,wn story frame build
inc, containing four rooms he back building IS
brick one an a half stories hg, IA by 40 feet con-
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house.
and store room under it. The whole lot IS ~ tect
'front.' running BACK 90 feet toa 10 feet alley, and IS
subject to ground rent of S23 Is annually
The situation of this property is considered the
very best as it regards health and ether advantages
when the yellow fever in town. no case occurred
mtpcy viii he reo,.r, Ar "r mai der,
mar Oft GEO. JOHNSON.