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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

CONGRESS-.

Washington. .siay 2lin he Senate yesterday. the Dill
ann y NJ subscription Of stock to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal taken up and discussed the Whole day
aJ the bill the table is by v"te D! 10
% 49, motion by MI, Cedb amend he bill by lr vie
,ng that pds'dla aud corpiiate Stockholders snai oay
the ohoe instead tf some af Of he ssme' Is her
Is, before the Government shall pay its assessment
&c y is pen ing.
r.r House of Hresela'ive.s yesterday, recnnsidered
Ire or by which hey ejec'rd on The preceding day tine
bill granting land y t.. Sac u Ohio 20 aid making
ais, and again c,ed he Biz ~ vte Of 81 to &c.
rne bill making propriatlon tor a b'eak~aet
mauth OF th Delaware Bay and the bill gam la " to
aid the STATE OF One in mas ng h MAN Canal, welt Doh
passed. The House then, IN CoIni ee & ,l;e Mhoie IN
the STATE f The Uaon ac,ed upon tie appropriation bills
for the Military Nava service, Pensioners, ant ff
cations for the frs quartz, Of the sea 1929, an 4 bill
from Sena making additional af prai'on for the
navy for 1928; and also upon the bills max g appiupra-
for the Library, for holding treay with the c" cka
saws and bill TO alter the duties vines I've hili 10
abolish the agency the coast of Africa asu I'D
on; but ndment, moved by Mr. Mercer, glaning
appropriation for tn present year. for its continuance
vailed Before the House could act these bills, amotio
Of adjournment prevailed, Journal.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
JACKSON MEETING.

Pursuast 10 Resolution adopted at George Town,
Tuesday ahe 18th day Of April last, jackson Meeting,
the electors of Sussex County, friendly the election Of
General Andrew Jackson, next President Of he United
states Are invited meet at George Town, the first
Tuesday Of June next
Nav 10. 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
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From the Albany Argus.
POLITICAL OARS MEN,

Padding 7say and looking the oer.-Messs Storrsf
Wpodcock, Martntlaie, s. Co. made long and violent
speeches AGAINST the National Tariff and when they were
compelled record Their names, they voted, not against
the BILL but against their speeches, and in favor of
measure which they had denounced worse than no bin
at ALL Such conduct would be considered inconsistent 10
sumo men, but perfectly consistent with the obquh
movements Of the gentlemen above named.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
National Nomination.
PEOPLES Ill; kEF.
President,
Andrew Jackson.
I'iep President,
John C.. Calhoun.
JACKSON MEETING.

Q meeting of the friends Of General Jackson in Neso-
cus County, will be held at the house IT Nathaniel WOLFF
in Chrsiana on Saturday, the Olaf Of June next ~
O'clock A. 10 adopt preparatory to the next
General election. MAY %.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

r5r The person who cook Popes Poeiccl Hcrks in
volume trnm A. & ii Wilson's B.ok Store, few daye
since, is requested to reurn it Immediately.
Nav 20.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
Twenty H0AAays Reward.

XETILL be gwen for the apprehension of CHARLES
w and ii ANNAH tive negro Servants who away
ON the subscribed this morning. Charles is about feet
inches high, s,o,y made and walks on the SIDE of bis
!4 foot of which he las lost the Hannah is about
feet high stou,ly made, with full round face, and lot
very black They have several changes of Apparel With
them. Hakitf CONNfLiY.
Roseyille Cotton Factory, Ma, 90 1923 S7-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

The bill for erecting Breakwater at the mouth
Of the Delaware Bay, has passed both branches Of
Congress, 1t appropriates 100000 dollars for this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
Dunlora School.

TE r. CLAYTON G COLEMAN, who has dischar-
I'VE ged the duties of teacher with much success and
Appreciation, will continue instructor the present
year, this School. la this Seminary the Latin (r.s
French aud English Languages, will be taught
ralyi Arithmetic, Plane Geometry Trigono,net try
EuclNis Elements Algebra the theory and practice OF
Surveying, Geography with the of Maps aud Globes
the Drawing of Maps aud Beck keeping. shall have
an excellent set of Mathematical Instruments Use
"f !his Sco". The sitaai aI;tul, and the public
stage, nom Rirhmond To Lynchhurg, passing within few
miles OF the IS residence, prove great con-
venencc FOR the conveyance Of their ba ecage
The hIst of this School will commence on the ISL,
inst. and terminate the 18th of JUNE following.
TER MS, per session-Eoad, including Washing, Cam
dies, sc. s7t,
Tuition, is
Ea:!' student furnishing his bed bedding will he
furnished al So session. Books will furnished If
necessary Nearest Pcs; Office, Smiths Cross Rons Pow
hatan county. EDW'D BAPTIST
r. S. Tie students OF the mlora Sehnnl IA ssce ,!eir
examination 18th ult 10 themselves
'he.i instructor, Ar G. q. Coleman. +. L.
II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

VI Estimation III witch was held by Mrs. E. do no
ooasr as Ms. Gooch has done, but can with conf
ushce appeal 10 those gentlemen who boarded with her
10 state, that she invariably invited me 10 dine will
ner on my occasional visits Richmond, since my re-
sidence In Washington ifthey retain any recollection
OF circumstance ,ri!lpg.
! suppose that Mr. Gooc!,'s eoi,bei of l,,, f,g.
which he has applied 10 thy letter, lad reference IN
Tie detail "reiahve 10 ,eiae, Sen whicile saws u,
iniure me more than him. In relation that subject
can only repent what remarked at the close If nv
last letter. to which he alIudes, which states that
these particulars may appear ring in reality they
are Iout they better perhaps than more poran,
incidents TO illustrate the character of men, and
especially OF Col Gooch, who is deficient in posi-
1--WE qualities that petty incidents only of his life can
become the subject of comn,ent.n
Mr. Gooch thinks IL an aggravaon OF my offence
~ having volunteered "such disgusting details" will
frankly avow the motive which induced me 10 write
me letter. wrote Of my accord the letter TO
mr. Pieasants and requested him publish it it'll y
name athxed to Il, for shall make anonymous
charges against any The motive which PROMPTED
me 70 write that letter was the publication in the En-
qnirer OF MIR. Rndtords statement which implicated
Tue character Of Mr.. Peasapts whom esteemed as an
honorable man. and had loved a friend from early
ooyhood The reasons assigned by the editors OF the
Enquirer for the publication did not satisfy my mind
Tor ample aud gratuous refaration had been made By
mar. L. I" MIR * The motive assigned by the editors
"co was tnai oil deence On the par, OF MIR Radford
a'u ho' JUSTLY their departure from rule which had
been held sacred by the Enquirer since its establish
.neni !, therefore, felt tina, Indignation which every
honorable 'nan s!t and expressed upon the OCCASION
aye, even some OF the personal ane poca friends of
the editora OF that paper. II looked to me like perse
cuton, and the manifestation of inextngushable
haueh TO Inc senior editor of the Wing Under the
,nhaerce OF such feelings, wroe the letter published
IN Tie Wing to ad Mir. Peasants in that war of re-
ia'iaton with which lie had menaccd the editors of the
En1nrer. Having lis a!lusion TO Mr. Gooch,s
conduct to Mrs Kemp, in haste but with dis
,nct recollection OF the facts the details which have
called forth the appeal of Mr.. Gooch to the public
was not insga'ed by any feeling OF revenge or Of
nriigniy, but was prompted solely by that sense of
duty which viii ever animate me- 10 aid friend
whose reputation wantony assaiied il Indeed his
destruction was not The primary objent.
ain, my dear sir, most truly,
your friend.
L1NNNUS SMITH.
To Jyo. II. pLEAsAHrs, ESQ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Sss'rnay, Janu ,,y ga communication was re-
ce..e' 'too the Senate that they had passed the bills
an'f'ofsi"E separate election at the House of VIM e.
eIeli in taiax; ard to a,l.hCrisc separate election
al The tails oi Grave Creek in Ohio: Aud
i'at they had rejected the bill authorizing the coun.
" ana corporation courts 10 fix the time of meeting OF
The ovcrseers OF the Poor, and the bill to amend the
several acts concerning the Literary Fund. Aud that
they had agreed TO the resolution for surveying the
Roanoke river, from Pannes ferry, to the upper part
o The sad river thence TO Little River, and down TO
New River with sundry amendments, which wore con
Cured in.
On MIR. Aidersoa's motion, the committee to whom
me eXpchce OF the public printing had been referred
had leave 10 SIT during the session Of the House.
reports were presented from the Committees by Mr.
KimbI oueh, &c.
Mr. May offered resolution, instruct the Armorv
COMMITTEE to enquire the expediency o.: dposng OF
that institution, and upon terms, in what man
it may probably be cine-aso whether there be any
public pery therein which going decay, ought
therefore 10 be disposed oand whether public arms
now stored therein safely preserved whether thew
could be more safely and advanageousy stored elsewhere
Alter some conversation in which RIrssrs. May, Gaines
fiarvie, Ch~pman, and Gordon took part, rcsoiuton
was laid on the table, il being understood whole
s,en, then under the consider ion of the Committee
This resolution afterwards taken up on motion of
Nh Rives OF p g. Mr. Wooliols: nade unsue eessf,l
motion 10 anleu;i The resolution Mr. Chapman moved To
stf.c out all that part OF resolution after the ins,ruc
ton relative In disposns Of the Arnory. Mr. May OPP
posed the amendment, and was neyaiiyed The re.o
luton then agreed
On Mr.. Williams notion Il enquiry was Instituted n,o
the eSpedcncy Of providing for certain militia CLAIMS due
to j. NJ. Chapman, NJ. EReugcr, and John Miller.
MIR. Fitzhush obtained leave bring in bill 20 p.c-
vide Tor the location o! road from eeling through West
Liberty in Ohio, to the Pennsylvania line, as to NEE,
road located by the State OF Psrn from Ransay,s
ford onSe Washinom aud Pittsbug turnpike State
line,
On NIr. Mays motion, inquiry was instituted into
the expeency of amending the concerning sale of
land for payment of taxes.
ibc Circuit Court bill being taken up,
MI Wi'cher moved to reconsider the filing the
Flank with the sur" OF $1,000, that i, msb filed with
the sum of $1,000 tie salary received by the Chan
ceiors in voting for $500, he aware that he
was voting an increase compensation The melton was
mega tived.
The question then Recurring the passage Of The bill
Mr. Thompson Of Amherst, and spoke some time III
opposition to it. lie followed by Mr. John B. Chris
tan in its favor, and Mr. Old in opposition. Mr.. Goson
CONNIE nceda speech against the BILL but before
ded, he gave way for motion adjourn and tie House
| accordingly adjucrned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

to say nothing OF the TACT that her la. bour is safe
approach and always open.
ne wii not stop the course OF present enquiry
by examining into the practicabiiiy Of and the ho,
ana Tue tohcn THIS great work is be and
n",aaeh. ihat we must submit to your honorable
body IN the )sH and stsatst hope that il yillpever
ne gwen up or our prospects diminished; aud will pro-
ceeu AZ once 10 take vicw OF what would be the
probable effect when tho following public works here
ani elsewhere, shall have been Co ple,ed:
First' that the commaacation between the Cbesa
peake and Delaware, has been made:
That the Susquehanna has been in,proyed-,bc p,
tonHc, Rappahannoc1, York, and other branches
That the James river has been also improved e,,bsr
by continued canal, or by locks and dams. adm,
ting steam power, To Covington. That a rail ,,o.
from there TO the Falls of Kenawha has been tonnJ
To- be equally safe, cheap, and useful as Navigation
whist II would be secure frem ice IN the winter and
the communication be thus kept open, aud has also
been constructed; aud the navig alton of the Ken,w;
to the Falls made sufficient. BY dams and locks N ,I
mt steamboats,, and the Ohio also improved 10 the
mouth OF Scioto.
Also, that the Appomattox ana Roanoke have been
that the New River Holsten and Ter
nessee, have either been united with tho Roanoke mr.
james river; and the lakes and nlets along the coas,
OF North and South Carolina united with, the Sound
canals and the rivers leading into them improved
And then the question is Whether all the trade IN
or from the ocean, through all these chanpels will mo,
point TO Noro!s as the proe Of lis beginning aud end
IL is thus seec huw deeply your AiemoraIists of ~
carolina, and their neighbours of South Carolina, and
your ne'noriaiists CT Tennessee, Kentucky ANA Ohio
are concerned ~ the present course of legislation by
your honorable body.
Nothing hut subject SO deeply AMI permanently
aecinG the dearest Interests OF themselves and Their
posterty, through all generations could have induced
your petitioners approximately to call your early
attention to this subject.
u we look to these natural advantages as imprcy
eu IN me way they are cabable of, who it who will
not perceive that New Yoit Norfolk and Naw Or
leans are the great natural e,o,turas of the United
States! New York is awaiting herself of her natural
advantages; New Orleans possesses hers from the
Aus o. nature itseif; and IT rests with Virginia
lay, whether she w take the stand that The God or
ature intended she should, by apathy dicston and
as'rdrt'on, let 1t pass from he, oreeer into other
hands,. ~
y Your petitioners as in duty bound pray Sc and
:Piil ever pray, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
EpuRsuAnr to decree the county court Of I1nnnrr-

EDURsuAET decree Of the county court Of Hanover
n pronounced on the sd Instant, suit IN chancrrv
depending in the said court, in which William c. Maddox
and wife plaintiffs aud Samue Harris and others are
delendass will be sold Monday the 81 Of March 20
the highest bidder, PUBLIC auction upon credit Of 4.
months at the late residence Of PummeI harris, deco
in the upper end Of the said county, fly
one acres of land belonging the of the said PuH
mer Harris and Elizabeth Harris, decd Bonds with
approved security aud decd Of ,Iust upon the land TO
secure The purchase money, will be required Of the pur-
chaser. BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Hsnc,cr. IAN. 29tb, 1926, G,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

Il 'counded cos,science.-A gentleman sent us ta.
otter day the price of his subscriptions, with directions
10 discontinue his paper III of seeing the
following unfortunate scrap in The Observer Of the
ED December.
To The conscientious.--A subscriber lately accompa
MED his advance subscription to paper with this
sensible and jUdcious hint-s'Hotrfo read ne,csDa.
per toih clear conScicncc-PAY FOR IT IN ADvANcLr
Charleston Observer.
The Z. s. ship Delaware, Capt. Downrs is now
10 Hampton Roads, and will sail for the Pacific in "a
few days
Inc Req. DIR. Nicholas of Portland, Me. has been
OF Rev. Dr. Kirkland resigned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
RICHMOND. JAN. 90, 1923.

Price Of Siocks.
United States Bank, $l1S
Bank of Virginia, go
Farmers Bank, SO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
1i,19O tickets.

Pric- a. TcioS.
Whole 49, Half IS, Quarter ~ 30, Eighth 81 %.
Tickets aud shares for sale a, the MANAGERS Of
FICE, under the Eagle Hotel.
All orders (pos paid enclosing the cash prize tickets,
Will be promptly attended 10 if addressed TO
YATES 81 MCINTYRE, Rirbrnond
II; Clubs viii be dealt with the liberal terms
Jan 80 v.it
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

corning Cmcut Courts Mr.. Newion Resumed the ,suo,
ana concluded his remarks support of bill Messrs
Craig Wilson, and Hunter of Berkeley also addressed tho
House IN favor of the BILL and aessIs Coode Cooke
against IL. Inc House then adjousned about half past
O'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
FROM TINE Enquirer.
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY
We recommend the following M emoriaI TO the resJ
ers attention. the production of most respectable
and patriotic citizen:
10 the General Assembly Of Tic Commonwealth of
Dirgintn.
The petition and remonstrancc Of The Inhabitants Of
IA, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio
respectfully states
That day two before the end Of the last session
of the General Assembly, wit on the 8r of March.
1927; aud on petition or motion made few DAYS
before public notice hsviog been previously given
that snch an application would be made an ac passed
eued, "An act TO confirm lars passed az tie pre
sent session of the General Assembly oSRiarvand en-
fI;ied""Ao act TO incorporate the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company"
II seems that the Legislature Of Maryland, very
short time before, bad passed law incorporating n
Company 10 erect a Rail Road from The Chy Of BALI.
'ocTe 10 soiae suitable point the river Oro. With
capital of three millions os dollars, and Immediately ON
the passage of that law, and just al the close Of last
session, when time left even TO the member
remaining ~ the Seat Of Gov nmept 10 reflect on
subject Of such pif1l interest TO tho State an appIca
ton made BY gentlemen Of The Civ Of
Baltimore, TO procure act authorizing the Com
psny, if one should be formed 10 conduct said road
through this State, and whch was accordingly passed
with the provision ''iba The SAID road shall not strike
the Ohio at point lover down than liic mouth of te
Little Kepawhan
Your memoriaists urosf earnestly pray The present
General Assembly 70 take this InOuenious subject un-
ser their consideration early DAY that the act of
the last session may be pyorPfiy and spccfiy re-
peaied as Il was enacted, Ia order hst tie Company
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

Bank Stock at Auction.

kJISOIk Ut.
|HNHiS DAY at O'Clock, viii be at the Coffee
h House, 81 Shares of Farmers Bank Stock aud 10
Shares OF Virginia Bank Stock for cash
Jan 30 IT IVNcu
HNHE subscribers oHer their service. their and
n VIC public, as Commission Agents. for the sale of
Tobacco, Cotton, &c.
MADISON 6 J. II. WALTHALL
Jan ~ wlt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
MONDAY, January Goth.


communication from the Senate stated they had pass
ed The bisalteng the time of holding the separate cleo
tons in the county of Packto establish ferry from tine
Ohio river=to authorize separate election the Great
Fridge in the county Of N the county
and corporation fix the time of meeting of the
Of the poor. Aud they passed with
Amendment the bill ruaking further appropriation To com
plcte the road from S;aunsn Parke rburg Mr.. Epps
moved that the bill and amendment indefinitely pos,po-
ed This motion supported by Mcssrs. Gregory Mayo
and Carter and opposed ~ Mcssrs Tapp, Jores, Of
dleton Gillilaud and RIWhorter Mr. Sutton called for
the and and the motion postpone carried
by vote Of I f3 toT9.
The bill provided for completing tire road from Stanton
to the mouth CT the little kanawba, and appropriated
tain from the Revenue of the Cnuuics Of Augusta
Prndlntou, Pocahontas, Randolph Lewis aud Wood. 1t
also provided that subscriptions the appTorria
ted should DC raiscd and appropriated that part of tolls
i've collected the Stanton and James river Turnpike
belonging the fund for internal improvement for fee
years The amendment Of the Senate proposed strike
out liis appropriation.
Reports from several committees were presented.
The Speaker laid before the house letter from Thomas
Naunerson, clerk of the committees Of the house, stat
ing that he was in custody under for debt which ne
unable 10 pay, and that unless his within
the privileges Of the Legislature his duties must he neglect
ed the balance of the session. The communication
referred 10 the committee Of courts Of justice.
The bill concerning circuit courts again token up,
when Mr.. GbosoD concluded the remarks I've commenced
Saturday in opposition bill. Mr.. Newton ier
took the floor in support IF the BILL and before he oorclu
dcd he gave way for that purpose
And the House Adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

ON YgsTER Dsy-A communicate from tie Senate
stated they had passed the bill establish the town of
Mount Carmel the county of that they had
rejected the bill concerning John Turner.
Reports presented from Committees by mcssrs.
Crurop Of SUrry, and Ghuisom.
TIE Boase again tcJk is.o consideration the bill ccH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
Drtr9issia NentaIatttre.

To Jro. II. pLEasAYrs, ESQ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
Nyspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in
fallibIe test Of truth, experience, the most eff
fectual medicine offered in any country, for the
cure Of all those deranged states of the digestive
gans, denomnated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION,
which frequently makes appearance the most com.
plicated FORMS such loss appetite, sickness at the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchng up of wa
ter which ssometmes less, but most commonly
sour knawing in the stomach, heartburn costiveness
paeness of the counenance, anguor, lowness OF the
spirits papaton of the heart, vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number ofthese sympt oms variesin differ
ent patients, by being felt only in parts, while
others, have additional ones, equally disagreeable,
suchas pains nthe head and breast, fatulence
emaciaton, wasting ofthe whole body, with great
weakness particularly ofthe legs. These pills will
most eFectualy remove allsourness of the stomach,
not merely by neutralznghe acid, but by correcting
that morbid state ofthe secretons which give rise to
it, and at the time will restore to the debated
organs of digestion that tone and vgor which is abso
lutely necessary tothe well being Of the animal
omy The best proof Of their efficacy is, that they
are prescribed by many the first physicians, and
ed by the most Intelligent families throughout the u
Mon.
The above valuable remedy issold by f. STABLER
& SON, Alexandra, who are agents for the Manufac-
turer by NJ Jewett, Washington City, and by most of
the druggists throughout the United States, sold also
wholesale, by o. & w. Hull, Druggists, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
Notice.

vIlHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
i and the public, that they intend to open School
AT the room under the Brook Ledge on Monday the
I7th inst where they will teach the Latin and Greek
languages the practical branches of the Mathematics,
together with some other parts Of English education
Terms per Quarter;
For Reading and Writing. so
Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography, S
Mathematics and The Languages,
GEORGE JACOBS,
CHARLES W JACOBS.
For the satisfaction of those who may feel disposed
to patronize US, have thought proper to suoJoih
the following certihcate
Mr. C. Jacobs was. some years since, pupil OF nine
and fellow student in the French IAN
guage, and is with unhesitatng confidence ana SIM
cere pleasure, that comply with his request to ana his
claims as teacher to the confidence Of the public
This do the more cheerfuly, because, know HIM to
be, not only good scholar in the English, French
and Latin languages, but moreover, ayoung gentleman
of studous habits and exemplary department: one
more so, have seldom known.
March 11-2w WAUGH.