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orally, that they have just received, in addition
to their former stock, an excellent
assortment of
FALL GOODS

Such as blue, black brown, drab, and mixed cloths and
cassmeres satnets, white, green red and yellow fam
ne ba zes blue and brown cablcts tartan paits, twill
ed and plain colared bombazes, twied and plan black
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stripe and plaid silks, black bombaznes thread and bobi
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long and square shaw, barranges, fancy silk hdkfs and
scars figured and plain swiss, cambrck and aconet
Inns, bangup cords, bed ticking, Irish linens and sheet
ing Russia shcetng, diapers and crash, l04 sheetmg.
Swandown, Valencia, Marses and silk vestings carpetn,
gloves, gngans clcoes umbrellas cotton worsted an1
silk hose, and domestic goods OF every description; all
which worthy Of inspection, and will be sold at small
advance wholesale and retail, al their store, No. lOl
Market street Wilmington
September 1928 46-2m
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Public Notice.

n HEREBY forbid any person or persons harbor-
King trusting, or dealing with my wife 4nn .ler-
rylOeather, sn my account as am determined TO
pay none Of her debts or contracts after this day.
THOMAS MERRYWEATIIER.
Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, Del.
Oct 90. 1925. 5G-4tp
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Real Estate in Delaware,
.M Public Sale.

yGyHE subscriber will offer for sale at public ven
= due, at the house of John NJ. Smith, IN the bo-
rough Of Wilmingon, Del Wednesday, 26th November
next, tire following Real Is ate, VIZ
IN BRAND WINE HUNDRED.
No. J.. A Plantation the main Post Road from Phia
dephia Wilmington, about q miles north east OF the
latter place, containing 50 acres The buildings thereon
two story stone house. spring house and log barn
Also story frame house, coach house and sabe with
other improvements and convenences. The above farm
Is susceptible of division into small farms. having
ample improvements for BOTH and well located for that Pur
pose.
No. 2. A tract of Land about + miles from Wilmington
bounded by lands Of unlcl MCintock. - Aldred and
David Penny, containing 29 u percies Il acres
land.
No. g. A lot of Meadow called Sand Run Meadow,
bounded by meadow OF WIN. Weilin Jno Almond, Hem
ry Latimer, AMI the MARSH Road, containing acres loo
perches.
No. 4 and lot Of Meadow in Cherry Island Marsh,
divided two lots by road opened through IT, bound
ed by marsh of John Almond Henry IAner the Marsh
Rad and the River Delaware Que lot containing and
tile other acres.
No G. A lot Of Meadow in ditto bounded BY the Marsh
Road, mars sh of John Weidin,-Sharpey and Island
Creek containing acres
IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
No. Z. A lot corner of High and Walnut s-ree's, ll8
feet inches sh street. by 70 feet, inches IN Wal-
nut This lot will be sold entire or divided into
building lots, Of Is feet inches front on High street
and of Wanat street, and others OF " feet front
each on H gh street.
on will be sold separately be removed oil the premises
IN week after 25th March next.
No. 8. lot French street between Broad and Kent
50 feet 'front.' and extending that width 2o4 se
inches No. 9, with the improvements thereon, consist
ing Of double story brick house, brick coach house
and stable, at present occupied by the Rev Mr. Gilbert
No.9. lot Broad street, fronting 352 feet on sad
street. BY 235 feet inches depth to Kent street, MOI
yet opened containing about 23 acres connected @iti
and suitable apPendage as pasture lot TO No g.
No. 10. A lot OF Market and Hanover streets
fronting 20 feet Market street, and continuing that wdtt
to shipey street. feet II inches Of the adjoining lot
be added to it il desirable the purchaser, making
% feet 7tinche, in front on Market street.
Possession will be given 25th March next Of all tia
part Of the above property rented 70 that day and
the residue Immediately after completing the title paper:
Persons wishing to view any prrt Of The aooye, wi
please apply to Mr. Morgan Jones OF Mr. JoAn Hedges i
Wilmington
Sale to commence at 30 O'Clock, p NJ when the coid
tions will be male known by
J.1nES HE.HPI[LL,
No Ill, Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
October 40, 1925 SITS
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DR.. A. G. HULL'S
P.4I'ENT HINGE TRUSS.

Several years experience has established the superiority
a lbs Truss all former nvenonsi 4 can be worn with
more case and saley a. well with tar greater benefit 10
lie ftient. II accommodates itse.t 70 every mNtion and
position of the body, preserving al the same 'iue con-
s,ant un5snd easy pressure upon the parts to which y
applied and ia fact the ei'eciusl instrument Tor
lie MI, n and cuHE Of HrnSlA nr lturrrne.
Sold IN Wilmington (at fhe Piapiietof's price by the
E. B. VAUGHAN.
No. a Make, Stree, Wilmington.
M,v17 lily
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WHO'S a married man, and has small family. is
wanted for I an Yard, few miles from this piace.
mington, Del
Oct. 81, 1898. 56-4t
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Oct. l 4.
Delaware, Maryland & North Carolina
LOTTERY 5h class

-FIttt J WI tII OtII
LOTTERY, 9TH class
Draws in this Borough, on Friday the 2sth No
vember 54 Numbers, Drawn Ballots,
SCiEME.
1prize of $500, Dollars. of 32403, 2 Of 1000, 5
of 400, 5of 500 5 of 2o0,.t2 of l20, 25 Of 100,
1873 of 27, 1850 Of 6, and $3.50 Of 5, Dollars.
Tickets IS. Half S.5O. Quarter IS cents.
The Package consists of 8 Tickets S54, draws
certain 5000. A certificate Of a whole package
will be 859.60. l-2 do. Sl6,6o, Quarters do. 40
and Eighth, sl.2o cts
10 be had in variety Of Numbers either
by certificate or otherwise at
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Prompt and Lucky Office No. Il, Market Street,
Wilmington Del.
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TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public ven
- due, at the house of John NJ Smith. in the DO
rough Of w lining on, Del. Wednesday, 2oth Noyembe
next, tire following Real Is ate VIZ
IN BRaNDfEELNE HC.NDRED.
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n. PORTER & SON.
Offer for sale, at very reduced prices, at their
Book Store. No. 81, Market Street, Will
mington, variety Of
Rocks and Stationary,
Books and Stationary,

AMONG WHICH ARE
FAMILY BIBLES, spendidly bound, from 81 10 Slo.
Scott's do. do. 3 vol quarto,
Goldsmiths animated Nature, 5 vols D yo.
Gil Blass vols vo with "a copper plate engraYings
Rollins Ancient History, vols. 8 vo gilt, :,
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History, vols . Vo. gii.'
Josephus 9 vols vo, gilt, and vols, II mo gut,
Common PRAYER Books, various sizes and bindings
Psalms & Hymns, do. 90.
Domestic Encyclopedia, vols. . yo gut,
Hoopers Medical Dictionary, last edition,
M'kenzies Five Thousand Receipts,
lemprieres Classical Dictionary,
Buchanars Domestic Medicine,
Bowdltch's Navigation, S edition,
Goods Book Of nature,
Don Quixote vols. gilt, IL mo.
Burns Works, Brands Chemistry,
Ures Chemical Dictionary vols. oro.
Mrs Heman's Poems vols l2 mo.
Shakespeare Plays, 2 vols. 3 yo.
DO. do. 8yels IL mo.
Scott's Infantry Drill, do. Rifle Drill,
Walkers Dictionaries, large and small,
Geoeraphys (of all kinds Arithmetics Jack Hayards
Testaments, English Readers and lntroductlons,
Soeling Books & Primers, States, Blank Books, OF var
Gus sizes,
Cyphering and Copy Books, Pocket Books,
Mathematical Instruments Gunters Scales Dlyders,
Fine Penknives Razors and Scissors,
White and blue bonnet boards, Bristol, do Gold Leat'
Gold Edging and points, Embossed Paper,
Ivory Folders, Parchment, Magistrates blanks,
Together with large assortment OF Writing, Letter
Printing and Wrapping Paper, &C. &c.
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INTDTAN QUEEN,
E1or Sale, IL farm,

On the Delaware river, about three miles below
Port Penn, containing about 700 acres, more or
less principally Marsh, known by the name of Long
Island This Farm though not in good state Of
Guilty. alton, might for trifling expense be made
valuable Grazing Farm, and will be sold on very
reasonable terms.
ATG0mxTNE FARM.
On Christana Greek, about two miles below
Christ,ana Bridge, containing about 16o acres, a
good portion Of woodland.
As It'll presumed that any person wishing to pur-
chase, will view the property il is deemed unneces
sary to give more particular description. Fol
| terms apply to !oHN MY IN
| London Britain Township, Chester County Penn
| SAMUEL W. WOODLAND,
| near st. Georges, Del. OF
/ DAVID B. NIYlN,
! Christiana, Delaware
J,rs IL, 1893. i7-H
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Iron Foundry.

TENIIE Subscribers having entered into co-partner.
= ship, under the firm Of Wlllam Robinson and
Co. now carry on the above Foundry, at No. 81,
King Street; where they are prepared to execute
all orders in their line Of business.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
JAMES RICE.
Wilmington, Oct. o7, 1828 56-4t
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DESPATCH LINE,
From PhiAaAelphia to Dover:
BY Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.

THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
IvHE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whlden,
Il will leave Pine street wharf, Philadelphia, on
every Monday. Wed,.esday aud Friday mornings, at
o'clock. for Deio,0are City. Passengers will then
take the elegant Cana Barge, LAZY, Clinton Capt;
Heddin, for St. Georges, where the Dover naii
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers TO Dover. and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning. leaves Dover Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, mornings, at O'Clock, ant arrives IN
Philadelphia, at o'clock.'P NJ.
FARE.
To Delaware City 81 70
St. Georges ~
Cantweis Bridge 20
Backbrd %
SMYRNA W W
D,yar so
N 3. Passengers. BY this sroute will meet with no de-
tention in going to the following towns, Cantwe S
Bridge, Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Alllsboro. and to Snow
hill A. HARRIS q 20.
Proprietors.
July 90. 1928. 29-tf
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The Copartnership carried on by the subscribers
under the hrm Of .Neaciln & Uooiston was dis,ov-
on the first day Of January last; all persons having
claims against said firm, will present their accounts
TO s. Woolston for settlement and those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment to him.
#. S. NEMLIN.
S. WOOLSTON.
Oct, a. 5l-2m.
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Cambeli County.
From the National Journal.
TRIUMPH CERT AIN.

Since the assembling of the Administration Con-
ventio,S in the different States, but mure especially
since the publication of the conclusive address and
testimony of Mr.. CLAY, and the subsequent appear
ance Of the admirable and convincing address of the
Administration Convention of Virginia. the ankle
ties and apprehensions of the Opposition party in
Congress are very highly written on their counten-
ances. When they had just succeeded in the cleo
ton of their Speaker there was nothing to be he and
but the language of congratulation passing from one
to another--nothng to be seen but the triumphant
glances of men assured of the prize for which they
were contending, and calculating upon the share
which each individual would obtain. There is a
manifest change within the last two or three weeks
The faces of the Jacksonmen now all longitude
They are awakening from deceitiul dream.
The classics of one orator, the metaphysics OF ano-
ther, and the special pleading of a third, are all
insufficient to sustain hopes from beneath which the
pillars are every day mouldering. The great et-
fects anticipated from celebrations of the 9th OF
January have evaporated as rapidly and as nno-
Gently as the wine which was consumed on that oc-
casion ; and the fears which the most rational and
rehecting of the party have always felt of reac-
ton destructive TO their projects and prospects, are
now evidently obtaining the mastery over their
wishes. The reaction has commenced in Pennsyl
vania Virginia, and NorthC Carolina, and is spread
ing itseIf-with irresistible force into those other
States which have been heretofore entirely claimed
by the Opposition. The triurnphof truth is certain
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vices will moi answer. and only bring shame on.the
base calumnator Well might shoase, (ii he had
any ..burn his check to cindcr
Col Clement deserves crcditnr his candor and
rankness in relutng this calunny, and il he contin-
ue pursue the course which profession and prac-
tice far, indicate, his political opponents will be
willing to extend to him the hand of courtesy, and
acknowledge that although Jackson man he is Il
dece,tt man, which cannot be said Of his subordinate
in rank, the Corporal.
Eom the Delauare Patriot.
"If any political advantage can be gained by mis-,
representation. we are disposed to leave it for the
exclusive benefit of our opponents ours is cause
that onl v wants to be understood, to be ad arcd and
embraced ; it needs no recommendation but whai
its own intrinsic virtue gives il /; and as matter ol
course il disdains to MAINTAIN itself by destroying
the reputation ofindividuas, even when silence itsei
would lead to such result. We are led to these
observations from having frequently heard Of the
presentation ola commission as Major Of horse, tc
John Wilbank. Esq. at the commencement OF the
late session of our Legislature. and the Inference
drawn from that circumstance which the facts o
the case do not warrant.
Mr.. " iltbank was commissioned Captain of Cav
airy 29th of March. 1927 he was the Oldest Cap
tain-Captain Laws commission bearing date 9tl
May, S27 these were the only Captains There
was much solicude on the part Of the friends OF Mr.
W. that the Executive should promote HIM and a,
there was Major of horse attached to the Thirt
Brigade. and Me-. w. being the oldest Captain, ths
Governor could do no other than commission hm as
Major. (See Militia Law, act of 1877, c. ], Sec 6.
Accordingly Majors commission was issued or
rhe 18th day of December, and placed in the hands
of gentleman of Dover at that time, to send to Mr.
w. and the Executive supposed this was done bu
as it was neglected, the handing it to him it wa
done, was merely accidental"
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

our System suited to our own 'unoa-
tfirntal laws" &c The ainnsin5 parl "l al hhs IS.
that the Goyernmenthas been alnlnlo erea without
the least variation Of policy during the last ten Years
as was for many years preceding wi!b 'he excep-
tIon of attention to the OBJECT OF Iniernai I'M
provement, which had, during the pressure OF more
urgent demands upon the attention OF Congress- been
heretofore very much neglected 1t IS really sur
prisng that gentleman of MIR. VAN BuREN's un-
1erstandlng should persist in this notion about the
langer of State rights 1t may answer very well
ior subject of speculation for Governor GILES, IN
he painful solitude of his closet, but Mr.. VAN BU-
rem who must know aud feel that the national pros
perty is owing to the of those principles on
which he casts so dark shade, ought to REJECT such
supersitious bodings Thence is danger when we
walk, lest we fall !; when we eat. lest we choak !:
when we speak. lest we s'commit' ourselves--of
which latter danger we have no doubt that Mr.. VAN
BuREN entertains lively sense There IS the same
danger in the regular operations of this Government.
which Governor giles and Van BuREN denounce,
that there is in the performance of the ordinary unc
tons of life by any individual, and no other.
Speaking Of .signs,' we mistake the matter very
much if the honorable gentlemen to whom we refer
do not have occasion to note, IN the political horizon
more omInous ..sings of the times" within the next
six months than they have seen for the last six Tor
even ten) years.
Extract of letter from Washington, dated Jan. g..
s.The Jackson dinner was not as much crowded
as on former occasions, although large numb II at
tended. am told that the transparency of the
General on horseback, which was placed at the end
of the room. in the midst of the festivity. caught
fire. and that some of the tpsiest of the throng
cried out - Let him burn : the old fellow is used
to standing fire." The Hon. Edward Livingston
made long speech in praise of the General. and
hundreds of toasts given, of all descriptions,
lsizes and hues'
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Ross but could not overtalse her, Next day e44
irll IN y the Spanis,, !uneaman, the brig tape&f
rero, OF 8 guns and ninety men, and chased ns1
on shore on Carysiort reef, where poth vessF'ssS
struck at o'clock in the evening. The etncrIeFv r
obliged IN moment, aud lost all her blasts. iho
cries of five hundred and sirty-oae sayes and he4s
large crew, were appalling beyond descr'Pt'o0!n' !
The English schooner being on shore. and unaD
TO gbvern her prisoners, was obliged to witness 'ne
escape of large part of them. The female slaves
were first placed on board the wrecking schr 1horns
belonging 10 Bunce and Disney of this place, ,n'
number 252, and about 40 of the Spanish Grew tax
ing forcibe possession, carried her to Santa Crn1
IN the Island of Cuba, where they were landed, and
the Thorp permitted to depart. She arrived here
on the 24thi inst They placed also LAG slaves onl
board the American smack Florida, and carried herf
also by force to Santa Cruz and the smack retprI
ed here also on gath inst. The British sch9
succeeded in securing Y l22 slaves, ID since
and brought them here in the sloop Surpr1ze
they are seised by the Collector The n
and sails, and few packages Of dry goods
the Guerrero will be sold here in few days
Nimbe lost her false keel and rudder, but IS
fectly tight. She threw over her guns ana
then foated off. and substituting the CueTrerof
der for her own; came in here on the gath, Nv
she still is, settling the claims Tor salvage
which there seems some difficulty.
We have no American, nor Mexico men OF
in port nor any property from wrecks. which
ow quite out of fashion. The English ship Jaf
Mitchell, (now the American ship Forda,) cal(S
Chard, is ahoat, and cleared for New Orleans. 70
sail in few days. She has cost her purchasers, Z
IC Greene T. ca, about $1,000. and is worth. with
all her disadvantage Of papers, about S1S'ooO.
She will yet requir an expenditure of abou one
thousand dollars to ret and repair her completely.
Key West still continues healthy, but we aretiulI'
as idleness can make us. shall address you when-
ever we have any thing that is worth writing you."
Forty-onesaves missing some or all OF them pro-
badly drowned.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
From the National Mtelligencer.

We observe, by the account of Yesterdays doings
in the Senate that our esteemed friend Mr.. Senator
Van BuREN, expressed considerable alarm at the
sssgns of the tmes for the last six years. during
which he seems to think the right of the States have
been in danger. Is not the word ''six," thus re-
ported. msprint for ten? We should think so,
seeing that Governor GILES, of Virginia, who is
very good authority for all dangers to state Rights
has lately expressed himself. to note to the Editor
.of the Richmond Whig asfollows: The reflection
sis truey amentable, that the great interests of the
.sUnited States should, for the last ten gears have
.'been placed in the hands of superficial politica
..empyrics, totally destitute of all capacity for ad
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
From the Neuv York american.

The Legislative Caucus of Virginia which nomi-
mated Gen. Jackson for the Presidency and Mr.. Cal
houn for he Vice Presidency, adjourned. after re-
ecting motion to prepare and publish address to
the people of Virginia. This refusal was grounded
probably upon one of two motives ; or perhaps upon
an union ofboth first that the cause of Gen. Jack
son appealing, not to the judgements but TO the pas
sons of men, did not need any elaborate argument !;
or secondly, that it was deemed hopeless an argu-
ment, to frame any address. that could countervall
the decisive effect of that adopted by the anti-Jack-
son Convention.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
For fbe Dcla,uare Journal.

'.Chronicler'' presents his respects to Martin,
no wrote the essay in the Delaware Gazette, sign,
MA Republican," and assures him that he Will
wn attend to his necessities If the Doctor does
(hurn Adams man. again, before the printer can
etup the type, he shall see full length portrait OF
m,ef
"Ch.onccr'' does not wish to attack the poor Grip
lie who IS the author of x. Y. Il. and all the bad
ATTN in that elegant essay. He admonlshes him
oweyer, for his papa's sake, to desist from scrb'
Inv.
Chronicler informs the Editor Of The Dclawar'
o2ram that the friends of the Administration II
myrna intend to celebrate the 22d OF February, the
birthday Of the Father Of his country, who justly ap
reCated the exalted merit of John Y. Adams ever
nhis youth. Similar celebrations are recommend
ID throughout the State. in honor OF the Saviour o
bur country, and of our excellent President. VI
bat day let William b. Giles and Andrew jackson
sm by the vote the gave in Congress to detrac
rom the character of the administration OF our I'm
aata Washington, be.toasted according to their de
ers--and let the memory of him whom they sough
mjure, and the resplendent merits OF Henry Cia.
I'D John Quincy Adams -,
"Be in our flowing cups freshly remember'd''
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
From the Richmond Hhig.
THE FORCE OF TRUTH.

We give place to the following extract of letter
from late jackson man with pleasure The writer
is Physician of capacity and intelligence in Camp
bell.
NJ. Clay's publication beats every thing have
ever read there never was in this world per-
secuted man. | would rather see him President
than any other man. Jackson does not deserve to
be Constable. He and hi, party have basey SANDER
ed the yirtuous party in cDce to get themselves into
office | consider it the worst act of my life and
have groaned under it ever since. and hope atoned
for it. that my name ever went before the public as
Jdchs0n man.
wish YOU as nv friend to publish in the Whs
my determination to support the present admnstra-
ton, and to do all can to keep oldJackson out.
w. II. B. CHRIS lIAN.
Cambel County.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
A CARD.

TtIF Subscriber, leaving the rough, feels IT his duty
tender h is sincere thanks his rends and former
for their liberal patronage while in business in this
place and would earnestly request all having claims TO pre-
sent them for settlement and all indebted to HIM eier
Inv Bou or Note or ok account, to make pa,menI to
Wlam Rowan Joshua g. Spry, (who are Authorised to
settle his accounts) at the old establishment now occupied
by Hicks and Blandy, No 1U1, Msrke -s'ire'. - ~
y JOSEPH POGUE
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