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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
BEACON OrrIcE News ROOM
Norfolk, Dec 10, 3P. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schrs Harriet w. Allen, New York. Elvira. Man.
oueli, washington; Aurora, Hooper Baltimore hound
TO Richmond ~ g 'o"N
York, bound to Richmond
Sailed-Schr Elizabeth, Henry, for New York.
CLEARED.
snip James Chopper, Gary Liverpool.
BiIs Charles, Wheeler, ST. Blrts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

The New York American of ThuSday evening
quotes u ). Bank Stock at i24 Ii Ip1'1. Ts
change ON London at 100 l-e ioe "a A-"-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

through he Loircr LorIts
DC so hhds tobacco, 10 stems. 1s cords
WOOD 40 bushels wheat - bpq, feathers es Gr'
klils butter - bushels chcsnnts. Ind oil, 1000 lbs
obiS -four ii upland boats, cou bolts 1860 bnshels
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1888 Sc

Inc nu!n3cr of boats arrkcd durinr the wee,
ending on the 9th Dec, was 20j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
"a, ~, "a, A, 4, 3, H.,
BIGGERS OFFICE.

81, 10, 43, A, 4, 8, II.
Were the drawn numbers in the Dismal Swami Ca
nal Lottery, class, No. 49, As u-dal several ca,tal
prizes sold in Richmond 10. II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
Commercial Neror0.

no a'e arrivals have had effect price of Flour in
VIC chonu market Holders of are still asking
30 i'Se disposed taparchasc, offer % So No sales
are made, except fnithc boats and wagons Inv ,,o IL,
Hrs Flour to market to 81, for whatever i, will fetch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

Flour 81 40 10 81 IS Y't' 10 - '0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
t.3LU4BLE LOIS .lT .4UCTYON

W. 49, ls'fu OF ofthe late John H. Blown
~ c ~ . ue provisions OF his last VIII his executors
viei.utl q Monday, the 23d day of the preseot
j S55 400 ale .! oueton' CO tine premises al tho Lots of
% 20 ta estate that lie IN thai car, 81 .Ls -.
s'aiiy oei(onliatat Mayo's addition anon wb.G 80. 49,,
- 40 nm MIR john iiu'Ae cor lying bewe,n his ho
-'G MI SlIcheiis eaCn lot in on tire st III, -, g.
Noe, and extending back alley 1913 feet The sisy.S
81 these lois, and their -ry To the business a,,
"a 'c oH n make ihem desirable situations Tor priyai
ems Of SaiI,s thirds the p:gc noneg 10
~ PAID w'n interest, eighteen months on the div Of said u,
'Ie ny ue boEa - tie purchaser and crr,' OK rs, ON
az the OF her third to paid SO DAYS from the da
se purchaser 10 give negotiable AL approved
De paid INV -sN" vic" tIe II, iI'e s'iu
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Nav DkH GOOns NTOKE.-.I.4-NEs al 80

NEW DNt GOOt@S ST OK F1.-.i.4.Hfsv IT, Hun.
TEX has taken the lo0ner, r the c~ri,apcy Of
Ness: ram s. Son broieIs ucdaey opposite Messrs.
Han Nloore's,l and l.is hand = ns.a ae,rf -
staple and fancy Dry Goods. among which are
GJ.hs, cassineTes and ssrtDiets, hne and course
He'd " mite, green and yellow hanne!s
SIX and striped G!cEcia yes.iu.s
SlvanslUwn and Niarseiles do
Irish and German linens, lawns and canOdts
Caiicoes assorted embracing great variety
Fancy striped and plaid glnghams
PAIN aud figured bonDG Le,ts, various cO.0.s
i-i a. u, jaconCt and book mt'sni,
Null lud.a and Swiss 10
swiss and black Italian silk criva;s
Canton and Mandarin grapes italian do.
B.tr. itliau lusrna, sclchcws and saraets
a large assortment OF silk, cotton and WOODEN hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and bel. rDbons
flag BaHd.,nna and cotton handke-cf.rfs
g ives aud combs of every description
Linen and cotton tickng,, furniture and apron checks
Linseys and kerseys suitable for .ervants' clothin-
Brown and heacicd domcstics, diapers, &c.
Competing, hcarth-ugs umbrellas, SC. &c.
Which with variety Of other articles, lie is lcrous sell
for cash Nov It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

tS5-'H" aPpTsn''oo IS rDonted dths WRjg office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

1916 cases of suicide attributed TO physic'!
causes disease, wounds, bodily inlr!Gity, pre-
sulne) and 476 70 Drunkcnczi.
those which Narc nttrhntn ii 70 Inrnl cnrses til
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15
LONDON DOCK BRANDY

, Pipes sGPerioF oldcognac brandy, from the Lon
- don docks, for 5aleat retail by
dec 10 \. Il. DREW, AIT.
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~ LILLIAN uDFF announces to the citizens O
Richmond and Manchester, that he has two O.
he finest Cattle,ever broupht 10 This Tnorl,at V
ney may be seen 1t Blackwclls Stable near the
VI" ""' hc'' lor seNfrul days dec 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-15

FTNiE annual meeting cf thc S'octh1'rr tie Bart
Virginia, vsil be held he, Banku -l1uso in the
~ Richmond, on the first Mouda, H JANUARY.
Dc ID, lG2G--9tc ~ DANDElnGE. Cash..
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
John Jenkes, Esq was called to the chair, and

John Jenkes, ESQ. was called to the chair, and
Joseph Macon appointed Secretary.
ssWe profess, when we 60 the polls, to be gov
erned by the great interests of our country. and IN
pursuance of this object, we claim the right OF
knowing the political opinions, the services, and the
talents of those who presented for our sulfrases
If the People would act independently upon this
principle, and honestly pursue this inquiry, they
would do an act of Justice to the candidate, and
sustain the Republic in its purity. That there has
been departure from this course in the late Con-
gressional election in this District, is fact deeply
deplored BY US. That election has brought to light
transaction. which for baseness and tupdty, is
without parallel in those days OF bitterness;
a transaction which (unless exposed by our united
testimony might destroy the reputation OF dis
tineuished individual of our country, not only as
public officer, but as a private citizen. we reler
to certain certificates, to which are subjolned the
names of William Matthew'S William Sutton, and
Jehu Gosnell, charges against the Hon. Thomas ii.
Blake, the present Member Of Congress frcm this
District and to the manner in which they were pro-
cured and circulated. We declare these certif-
Gates to be false throu hout, and without any quail
fication whatever they were surreptltlously ob-
tanned, and the fact keptrom the public until day
or two before the election, when by previous con-
cert, thousands of them were put in circulation,
and the distribution OF them so arranged that they
were not seen in the nei.hbourhoud OF COL Blake's
residence or by him, until after the election. Inc
disgrace which would otherwise attach to the ndlv'-
duals whose names are to the certificates, by reason
of the faseioods contained in them, is in some de-
gree ,ntsated by the fact that they themselves DIS
closed that they neither of them read nor write
and that their names Wcre oithoM thar authority.
attached 10 The same by another indiOidu@I But
that miscreant, the baseness OF whose heart prompt
ed him to impose upon the ignorance and credullty
of these persons has nothing to offer in extenuaon
of his conduct. He is James Mckinney His nam"
heretofore has only been associated with deeds o
iniquty and disgrace, and now, more clearly than
ever, can the stamp Of infamy be sealed upon hlm
He has either attached the crime OF perjury to the
names of his fellow men, by artfully imposing upon
their ignorance, he has added forgery to his own
That the people living in other counties OF 'h's DIS
trc may be uudeceved in relation to this vile fraud
9. Therefore. RESOLVED, That we have great ant
unaba.ed confidence in our ieowctlzcn Ihoma
H. Blake that IN his political principles we con
slider him pure and Underwriting Republican AM
that the charges against him, contained IN CERTAIN
certificates signed WIN. Matthews, VIM. sutton
and Jehu Gosne, malicious and unfounded.
Nat. hueL
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

not friendly to Strangers but disposed to suffer their
residence, knowing that they improve the country
A man of his firm character is calculated to make
himself dreaded by that class OF people who form
the mass of Guerrero's party. The class. who are
|averse to order naturally and now foiled IN their
hope of getting from their own ranks into the
Presidential chair, are brought to state of despe-
ration, and have given for apprehension, that
lf Pedrara is elected, they will strain every nerve
lfor revolution. Indeed, they have asserted as
much this in the public prints, by saying, "awake,
Mexicans If Pedrara is President, you have eth
er TO most servile yoke or raise another re-
volution!" This is the present state OF the pub
lie mind, Next Monday will decide the important
question of ssQu,en sera P7esidente," Guerrero or
Pedrara %
! Sept. 5.-Having an opportunity to forward this
by the way ofNew Orleans, will not wait to hear
the result ofthe election. We have not yet heard
from the interior states. Thus far Pedrara has tive
states to Guerrero's one. Guerreros party say that
the Vera Cruzanos have protested against the cleo
tion of Pedrara, statngthat there foul play in
taking the votes. General Santa Ana is said to be
at the head Of the protesting party, and quen sa6a
what will be the consequences
| 1t is now seven o'clock, P. M. and there are re-
turns from ten states, for Pedrara, and three
for Guerrero, ana in of the latter the majority
was but one vote. In the contest which is going for
ward minister Mr.. r. has been somewhat accus-
led. The following is an extract from the Sol OF
this evening -" There is not wanting suspicion
with foundation, that the American Minister is the
secret agent of Spain, instructed and well paid fol
dividing and destroying us, andtha he is taking mea
sures for re-conques of the country. Norris this
strange, for he knows that prosperity is as pre-
judicial 10 the interest of his nation, our indepen
dence Is to the interest of Spain!
> OH5- Yorkinos and Escoses are the names of two
Masonic sects in Mexico
: PosTscRIpT--Our fears too soon realized
:, A CIVIL WAR has broken out in Mexico, and the
! republic is in state of terrible anarchy and confu
e sion! This we learn by papers just received by th'
i independence, arrived from Vera Cruz. The In
:, dependence sailed from Vera Cruz on the 18th ult
+ and brought us papers to the latest date. The el
ection returns had been received from twelve states
only three of which, gave votes for Guerrero. Ther
was no longer any doubt of the issue of the eectlo
II -Pedrara is chosen President The remonstranc
a of Vera Cruz has been Intellectual. General SAINT
ID Ana has accordingly raised rebellion against tn
le government and the Guerrero party in Vera Cru
" have taken up arms. A body of troops has bee
marched under the command OF Santa Ana, to r
es rose. On the day when the Independence sale
ne advices were received from that place intormiT
re that he had taken possession of the castle.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR
1929.

Just received and for Sale here.
This beautiful little work, is believed to surpass
in elegance even its last years appearanc
ATLANTIC CSOUVENIR.-Messrs.C Carey, Lea
& Carey, have published the Atlantic Souvenir ior
1922 We shall find time early next week, 10
particuarze some ofits unusual claims to adm'ra-
ton and patronage. This beautiful annual has been
gotten IN this year with an uncommon degree OF
splendor, and u correspondent cost. We under
stand that no less sum than eleven thousand dollars
have beenspent upon the work, by its enterprlsng
and liberal proprietors.-C. S. Gaz.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
BOOk-Binding.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every shape and description Of ruling,

evefy sndPe
suitable for
BANKS, MERCHANTS, CouRT RECORDS, &c. &c.
Made at the shortest notice, in the hrst s'yle'
and most durable materials.
New Books. bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
per fant-lned for Music, OF other purposes to any
pattern which may be ordered.
C,ach-makers and Hatter's leather, elegantly GIL
ded.
Those, with every other species Of work con-
nected with binding, ruling, gliding, done on short
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this Office.
Oct % 1925 X. PORTER d SUN.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

as far as received 20. .6O2

as far as received 20. COZ 17,607
There may have been land indeed we hear that
there have been other returns received by other per-
sons in the city. We can only give such as we re-
ceiye. We shall not be content with less than Five
Thousand Majority for Governor 'rrmble and all
our information concurs in saying that the Majority
for Messrs Adams and Rush will be double that OF
Mr.. Trimble over Mr.. Campbell.
From the Congressional Districts, we have no
other information than we have already given. ex-
cept that Mr.. Whittlesey IA decided friend OF the
Administrator is reelected by majority Of some
our or Five Thousand votes. Nat. InteI
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
OHIO is OURS (!

The Telegraph S,nnel and such-fke prints still pre-
tend to claim her. and they do every State Norh OF the
Hudson, except Delaware But this all for erect ihey
will acknowledge the truth after the New YORK e,ectTh
oyer II is our decided opinion that the contest will be
warm and close but if the people not cheated out OF
heir lust rights by unprncped scheme as tha'
spoken Of namely bringing or 5000 voters from iennes
see into Kentucky we must ed 1t is now almost re
|duced to certanty that Van Buren, cannot succeed II
dragoonng Legislature of New York into his scheme
taking the vote from the peopie-the dear people On
how He loves them. These two circumstances are al
| we have seriously to fear. :,
We give the returns from 90 Counties, out OF the who'll
(72,-he balance are expected to increase our nJor
considerably.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
ELEGANT COMPOSITION.

We solicit particular attention to two letters from
:. Truths Advocate,'' contained in the opposite
page What noble, high-minded American, would
aid in Advancing to- the Presidential Chair the
blockhead, whose name is attached to them. lhe'I
genuiueness we believe is undisputed. You might
as soon make a sailor Of a cock-or soldier OF a
goose"
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

Advices from Crajooa, Little Wallachia,) OF Au.
gust 90, says that the Russians under General
Gesmar, had been obliged to retreat from before
body Of 10000 Turks, leaving behind them all tine
Russian Camp, with considerable quantity of pro-
visions and materials for constructing bridges.
letter from Constantnople of the 14th says
we are all under arms and the Goth. is fixed upon
for our departure, when the standard of the prophet
will be unfured. The number Of men raised by the
recent levies, amount to 100000.
The Greek government has resolved to send their
deputies to the Courts of France, England and Rus
sa, to return them the thanks of the Greek nation
for what they had already done, and to pray for the
continuance of their powerful protection.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Eive Dollars ReerGrd.

strayed away from his owner in this Borough'
about four months since, handsome SET TEiAS
nOgs. now about two years old, white, conslde-
rably inermxed with light brown, named 'arg'".
He was last heard of near the wollen establishment
of Mr.. G. |. du Pont, and is supposed to De now
somewhere in brandywne hundred, OF IN the ne'sh,
bourinr part of Pennsylvania. The above reward
will be paid TO any person, who will bring said dog
to the Office ofthe Journal.
" xU:I;aton Oct 90 55-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
From, The Baltimore american.
LATEST FROM MHDEIRH.

BY the Midas. arrived at New York ON Thursday
morning from Funchal, our correspondents OF the
Journal of Commerce are informed that on the Esd
OF August there were landed on the island ef Made
ira, from n gun ship and three frigates, about
800 troops which had been despatched by Don MI
quail. The Governor took refuge in British ship
Of war. and most of the nobility and principal In
habitants, amounting to 1000 all large number
have been arrested and sent off to Lisbon.
The invading troops took possession OF the island
and appointed new officers in every department
On the 9TH Sept. when the das left, the prInc'pa
towns had been delivered up to be pundered, the
country people coming in aud dragging away what
ever they chose.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
.1y1uunNcs! eAlmNnNcs!
FOr 1929.
For AS29,
Just published at this ofiace, the
COLUMN BAN A T. M a N @,

With its usual variety OF interesting matter In
Prose and Verse, Delaware Courts of Law, NC.
Having been continued without lntermlssion tor near
ly or quite half century, in this office. the Cti-
zens OF Delaware must be acquainted with this Al
manac and Of course we need say nothing to re"
commend it.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

Replete with useful and interesting information
to the philanthropic and christian mind.
The above. with great variety OF other COM
mon and Pocket Almanacs, to be had single or
by the Gross or Dozen, on the most accommoda-
t;nq terms. ia Merchants Traders or Peders.
r. PORTER n SON.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

~ The LOVERS OF TRUTH, will hold a
meeting OF the Society, on Thursday next $50 inst
at o'clock, in the upper room of the School house
corner of King and Hanover streets, opposite the
new Presbyterian Church. punctual and general
attendance is requested
w. A. MENDENHALL, Sec'y.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
xDELAWARE JOURrI Az.
WILL MIN :!sCNs
YuesAay, October 2S, AS2S.

JosErH HopKNsoN, Esq of Philadelphia, has
been appointed Judge ofthe United States District
Court in Pennsy yvania, in the place OF Judge Peters
deceased.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
THE ELECTION IN OHIO.

The returns from Ohio come in very slowly
From the part of the State especially, which i
most strongly for the Administration, there are bu
scanty returns. From the papers and letters wncl
have reached US. we have compiled the following
embracing all that we have received in an intelgl
BILE form:
!, VOTES FOR GOVERNOR OF THE STATE.
FoR TRlMBLE. FoR CAMPBELI,
Administration. Opposition.
Ross County 1869 ';ooo
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
PRICE CURRENT.


BosroN, Oct. 90.
Yellow Southern flat corn, 81 So
White do 4S 4Sa
BALTIMORE, Oct. "a.
Wheat best white and red, 100 1875
Corn white, 4o ~
yellow, 43
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Delaware, Maryland s. North Carolina

y
LOTTERY, 4th class
Draws in this Borough, on Thursday next the ooth
October, 6 O'Clock, P. M.
SCHEME.
4 prize of 1900 dollars, of 2403, OF 1000, . OF
400 of 300 of 200, 12 of 100, 25 Of 100, 1875
of 81. 1850 Of and $3.50 of dollars
Ticket 3, half ! 5o Quarter IS cents.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED. D. OR WdSHlNG-
TON CITY LOTTERY 9th Glass,
Draws on Monday next the Sd Of November.
Forty Eight Numbers Seven drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000. of 5000, of 1890. OF
1000. Of 500, 10 of $50. IS Of 100, Al of 90, Al
Of 40, 80 Of s7, 80 Of 90, 6l5 Of 10 and 574o OF
dollars. D:-,., ee
Tickets s5 Half 50 so. Quarter 81 e5, Eighth 30
TO be had in variety OF numbers, at
l.. BARKERS.
Prompt and truly Lucky Office No ~ Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
| Oct. "a, 1928,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28

N.JERSEY-Full Returns.
Administration majority in 9 Counties ooao
I.ckson do ms do. 1898
Delaware journal., 1828-10-28
Christian almanac,

ALSO. the
Delaware journal., 1828-11-04
For the De!aware Journal.
THE PROSPECT CHEERING

In taking a view ofpartes as they appear to ex-
is in the u. States, from the recent Elections, the
probability Of the reelection OF Mr. Adams is very
great-hs friends think it amounts to something like
a certainty-the military mania is giving place to
reason and reflection The various msstatements
that have been made for the purpose Of lnJurlns
Messrs Adams and Clay in public estimation, have
been successfully exposed, and are recoing on those
who first circulated them.
But the agreeable part is to be toll--every State
that was claimed as certain for Mr.. Adams, recent
demonstrations go to confirm to him; and in some
cases he will probably get more than was claimed
for him by his friends. Delaware was claimed for
Jackson, but it goes for Adams. Jersey was claimed
for jackson, but it will go for Adams. votes il
MARYLAND were claimed for Jackson, but since the
election they content themselves with claiming OF
6. Mr.. Adams will no doubt get OF 10 out OF II
Delaware journal., 1828-11-04
A Horse Lost.

STRAYED on the night Of the a6th ult. from the
~ residence of Judge Stout, living near Dover, a
square built darkish sorre Horse, about l4a hands
high, with star in his forehead, his tail is rather
short, bur carries it we'll when excited when ap-
preached he mostly lays back his he has been
taught to stretch Whoever will inform either ofthe
subscribers where he may be found shall he well re-
warded. HENRY STOUT, Dover.
GEO. w. CUMMINS, Smyrna.
JOS. BRINGHURST, Wilmington.
Nov. 4, 1928. 81
Delaware journal., 1828-11-04
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM AND GOVERNMENT
CREDITS

To the honorable the senate and house OF repre-
septatiyes Of the United States. in congress as
sembled, the memorial Of the Philadelphia cham
Der of commerce,
RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH--
That your emoIasts beng impressed with the belief
THAT ~ eat benefit would the government, and to
The community, by change in the mode OF collecting
duties mp rts beg leave respectfully, to suggest 70
your consideration that suitable warehouses be provided
by the government in which imported merchandise may
deposited under charge OF the revenue officers, and
that the duties be payable in cash when such merchandise
is taken out for home consumpton
B, such system under liberal provisions your memo
raists believe that the eff the country would
be increased and the collection Of the rendered
certain. Merchants would not be obliged as at present
Ito force their consumption or TO reexport them
for the benefit Of drawback to avoid greater loss
BY the present mode of collecting the duties, opportu,
Unity afforded to the importer, and frequently embraced
flor creating hctuos capital to the amount OF the duties lie
yied. thus assuming the duty at So3 per cent and tha
1.-THE goods be quickly converted into money as Is eGte
svey the three mporatlons leave ID te as VI te
importer, amount equal to the first mporlatloh and the
nore deeply he debt the more capital he VIII nave
to command. This tempati on to overtrade winch IN ma
ny found to be irresistible producing great INJURY
foreign and domestic trade OF the country would be
remeded by the system We propose, while at the same
imc duties would be payable except wheh tae er
chanse should be removed from the pubic soresor con
sumption, harlships wouldbe eXpenencedpy NE I'm
porter and certainty Of supply to the country would b
insui ed.
Ro;rin suretes to cistom-house bonds, by linking
merci houses together many IN the toIy and mis-
fortunes of few. Very little advantage is derived
government from such uretes for during the predomar
of fictitious capital and the credit system the appeal
nces eccssary for the custom house suretes are yer
readily qured by the facility of creating capital as abov
Ishown. e., .
you'd be promoted by encouraging foreign carrying
trade At present importer is compelled to re-expor
# twelve months, whatever disadvantage, without rene
or appeal or loose the benefit of drawback. and nave
4 roods thrown into the market, for which perha
hey were neither designed, at all adapted 10 avo
this cargoes frequently shipped at great expense an
landed at foreign ports, there 10 sA
1.-THE opening Of suitable market.