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Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
Large Bread,
nj No. 1903, SHIPLEY STREET.

ut No. IO3, SH7PLEY STREET.
THE Subscriber being solicited By his friends,
has determined to commence baking Dyspepsia, o. o.
bran bread, and now begs leave inform his friends
and the public, that they can be supplied with TINS
bread, and as usual with zpheat and rye bread IN
loaves so large for the prce that he thinks families
who cali on him, will find it cheaper TO purchase
of him than to bake for themselves. !,
He also keeps on hand general assortment sl
C.4KES, which will be sold on the most reasona
BILE terms. The public may rest assured that the
above bread and cakes will be made from the bes'
flour and by the best workmen.
WEIGHT and PRICE.
q lbs. wheat bread. for 81 cts.
e. "wheat and indian meal, for o.
81 g Dyspepsia, or bran bread, for 81
81 g rye bread, for 64
OF A great variety Of Confectionery, Fruit, Cor.
dials &c. &c. &c. Sold wholesale and retail, al
the most reduced prices, by
MILLER DUNOT1.
March 4th 1898. 9l-0t
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
LeUsy Court.

NOTICE is hereoy given that the Levy Court
and Court of Appeal Of New Castle County, sitting
as Court Of Appeal, will meet at the Court House,
in Castle, on Tuesday the 4th day OF March
next and that the Court will on that day be ad-
iourned to meet on the th of March and the
Court of Appeal will be adjourned to meet on Fri
day the i4th day of March.
T. STOCKTON, C.P.
Ne1p-Castle, February 25,h, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
MEIDDIETOWN HOTEL.

]. +. MANSFIELD.
Having re-occuped his Old Stand, in Mddetown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie that ne has made every arrangement suiting the
convenience and comfort of those who may favour
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
The wants of his customers to meet liberal share of
patronage.
January II, 1928. 78-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
1VsOtlce.

WHEREAS my wlie MARTHA RIGGS has len
my bed and board without any just cause, hereby
torwain all persons from trusting her ON my ac-
count, will not pay any debts OF her contracting
after this date. CLEMEN hi1uo.
Milford Fed. 90, 1923. 89-4tp
Delaware journal., 1828-03-11
An Ordinance
I'O PRO1ECT and SECURE THE TJ.47TH
WORKS or THIS BOROUGH .7G.aLNS7
DAMAGE OR INJURY.

DAMAGE OR INJURY.
BE 1t Ordained by The Burgesses and Borough
Council Of The Borough Of Viimingtoa, That if
any person persons shall, after the passage of this
Ordinance, break, njure or do any Damage whate-
Ver to the pump, pumphouse, or machinery erected
on the Brandywne for the purpose of supplying this
Borough with water; or to the pipes conduits laid
for the passage of the water through this Borough
or to the frepugs hydrants or pumps, or stop-wa-
lers appertalnng to, or connected with the same ;
or shall throw put any stones filth, any foreign
matter or substance whatever. into the basins or re-
servors shall break down, damage, or iniure the
fences paling which enclose the same, or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall dig
nr break the earth any of the Streets lanes or al
eys Of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
or lnjurng the pipes conduts, or of obstructiug
the passage of water through the same or enter the
lot ON which the basins erected without permis-
sion every person offending, and every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
Tor every such offence, fine not exceeding 7F1Y
Dohars and not less than Fiue D8iars to be recov-
ered with costs. before either of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverable by law and evervsuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages !:
and the high and petit Constables are hereby direct
ed and enjolned diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the premi-
seS.
JAMES BROBsON,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hail. Jan. 2, 1928.
i 75-tf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

a DVERIIsEMENf.-l lie spbsc,lher a i9h.
"a es to SELL o. reat out, The Franklin
Iloiel in the Town of New Glasgow. and county
Of amherst Tn Building Is large aud conre.
nicnt, aud oni houses aud gardcn n good u
pair. IL situated on the stare fead ead,ae
nom LynchburB 10 10 thMloncs'ille, and tas
IN its favor much 70 recommend II Az bonsf
Of entertainments nassesson @hll br given II
November neal. inf tenns. apoy totbe sui
serbef at AcW glasgow.
DAVID s GARLAND.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

HNoR SALE, u, .ery moderate terms, an
e elegant Grand German Piano, pnfrha'
sed, a short time since, Of {. Meineke, Of Bal.
limnre, and pronounced by competent Jug
rs an instrument OF The hrl order
inIg NJ. ewotii79
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

b00ks, on PaWttaes ~ al Iaetioa.
NE TING determined II close consignment
q . ol the ubove ARTICLES, will sell positive
" md Without any reserve whatever, On Friday
the 18th inst. n lure rnlleclion of Books, oh
Paintings. Blankboaks. foekethuoiNs. Maps.
Ink Stands, A..
Persons wishing 10 purchase any Of The abotr
articles mny rest assured lhai they will be sold
JOIN Il. u. PAYNE, Aocliuneef.
July IL 2ui5o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14
July II
FROMIIEaD To- FOOT.

Walker y Cos EmpOrian n Fdsdtons.
A RI. now ready 10 ciolhe Those WHO viii Ia
"A vor them with cali from had 10 iool.-
Having a full supply Of well made aud fashion,.
able Clothing suitable Tor the present season.
comprising Every article Of 'iress. Fashlona.
bile Hat, first quality Buff, kussla, Cali All
BncksI>n Shoes. assorted line aud course
Shoes. All OF which will be- sold at prices
to suit the times. Those disposed TO pnf-
chase are respectfully reqnesledto please all
and examine Tor themselves. July IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

AER resident Partner this peee has CON.
" Guided 10 remove, with Ia, iamy. IL
Philadelphia. We are, therefore, determined
10 sell Of our
ssAENTIHE STOCK. At COST,
and discontinue lhIs branch. Onr stock con.
sists oil n grtat variety ofarlcles, many (which
are not to he had at any other Dfy-Goods House
n this place They have been bought at great
sacrifices tot cash.
Purchasers would do we'll 10 call shortly. =,
we wish To close al our business by tbs Isl d
cember. He will sell any article ia ON Loose,
~ prime cosi. by Wholesale or retail, aud ma1y
articles at less than auction prlees,
ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS.
ILI,t IAeLl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

yHyHERE is now a new aud complete Woo
n Cardlng nachine, just put INTO operation
al nv Mill, on 6oose Greek, where Pate $ Road
crosses, at Hopkins's B,ldsr. The Machine *
under the superintendence olJfremiah heaho",
who. | am sure will give general satisfaction.
People are aware the terms on "hlch wool
is caraeh. ol he condition in which IT ought TO
he sent 10 the Machine, and the time oiine year
ubeo il can he best carded II is hoped the pro.
nle will give this machine a trial during the
warm weather /. VI. do5his'
July II 81 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

va oIiCE,-Iht su6sctibs, stiH continue 10
v seH tobaeeo am other ptodfse ~. to8aas
0oa. III NIL nl'ohip peodaee u dla Eiad iol
te,g bodfraie eonpeasaho9 heeymRa fegVlaf
eouepoadeacf mih He bfa mfYraaitts bggis,s ~
R,timond, iroDi mhieh h. tereoes M tariifR mud
ta0a a0tbtaitr tomnerem miftiigearf lf1a -
tope aHd eieWbere he NIL BE- euDbied 10 tsa4eeet
ba8Hiesm all hnes, NTH n horoogb tnoaft9es
ot he iotega os nell "a domegiie mnrteh
1 H11GtIR
Y u. Hnt3P bsen appoi,ied cbanftrV G4l5#
missioner. an ptPa,m nj ali haus 10 tai
dftositions ang mbete IN CampbeH eeailg aa5
olag RfnsfatiJ be i.,am nj my qJoe. a 6W aeoes
db0ff The iraHbtn H0ti l. II
Mn -. t6saB
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

"a o1ici-= i do hereby loraarn MI pr, sons
Y itom tfaaing -, or n4lng a due bill i.
winch vas executed by thr subseliber, on ne
18Th n Jannaff, ISIS IN David blgfi t.
sald BtRhll Is nee living IN Buckingham .onI ,
--sad due bill calls I'm btlanoe al twenty
dollars and tweni, I've eens=-as siinil pfetier
Offsets against the bill
JAMES +. RIouNI.
July IL wv -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

SELLING DEF IT PRIME
COST.
1NDREitS j. BROTHEhs
2 III fheeselses grateful Ii tha pui.lie tor
= lhe li9e,ai patfonaRs iles ta.e nel Wit,
stnfe the1 hate epe1ed their ssfab ishment y,
ils pace ana ifeH ak fhis mefh3a d a.aruz
ing Ten customers aud the i.fplie IN eeaeta
led ihes arr deteininrd Ia dtslese Of thru ~
tff stoel II aaods ~ pf,nf co. Ill a. ihfen=
ion al diseenilni'ing tins bfaeIl AMI lhsY eau-
dnlly ssy II will be 10 the interest u tsers pr.
ten ~ al n tiifif slofe pie 10 purchasing.
hs theif STOCK ennsisls ofa safiefs Of eoeds. M
~ enlifely hes and lashonable psiatus.
ANON. WHICH ARE
BY = ods. staee,ies. E,qaafs. llaldwre,
Eatlheta aad slass Nbfe l.ooting GIhsses.
bnoks. Paper linagings Clothing, Leehorns.
A. a.. all ct winch will be sold by nlinlesale
of fetatl At great shcriiee, a. We eisl, 10 close
al out business shortly.
ANDREWS y BROTHERS.
July i.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

7o14ceo y crop Of fohacco made in Bo'e-
'nurt. by Jno. Scott esq. WAS soldla Friday.
a. the following prices. One hid at SI5 %. !
hals at t,ll aud one at So Inc general sales
arr much 4 us .1ll.
Uheal.-Wnte wheat IS nov selling for 10
celis and red wheat al ~ cents the bnshe!.
fouh ofJalg--From every CITY. and from
Numerous conntry village, ~hlch We lave
hearl, this day was eeleaattd with the usual
demonstrations afrcspect aud ioy.--rhe space
occupied by the interesting proceedings IN
Washington and Baltimore leaves It's no room
for notiee'of those in other places. We may
he,raiter devote some space 10 thcn, ii no.
'nare interesting matter should present. Itself.
u We have received the Isl No of the " &
i've Branch a paper published at Milledee-
vile Geo. friendly to the administration. And
also the first No. of the Argus of Western Viz
gnia,' lJaefsonanl published Il. Wyths .,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

n Tie lady OF MJ. Gen. Scott. and her
sister. Mrs. Cahell have embarked at New York
for France. fhey accompany their mother
Mrs NIayo1 whose ii health renders voyage
neeessarv.- In the same vessel, sailed Visconn'
Rnmpfi, late charge d alfaIres to this govern
sncnt from the Hanseatic Towns.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

July ! /
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

London Police "A colnlnitte OF the House of
Eoianlns lately presented au cIahorn ereppri
oa tbc CAUSE oi tie mctease Of commitments and
convictions, aud oa the state ut The police. II
reens that he urw buiiiugs Ia and near Lon
don i,d atii acted WI kmeu AID lahoureIs from
vmlous partisan hecGpIrt, increasing the popM,-
IiOu AMI the ~ gr-s ate al ciiiue about ~ per
cent. The eo,HHltiee eudea,or 10 account ioT
the further mctedse al cluleS. N1nout suppos,
ins DETERMINATION the toio prlce Of Spirdaou Il.
Q ~, IS opc-drieued Ia. The ppvi oI duti, 5
hts pioinaIed Drunkenness. Gafis about tlgtI-
.r,n ccnis q pun aud the Inast potent proc.
calird blue " blue am, IS twenty two cents "A
pinl. lin undoubtedly owing 10 the very low
aice OF rum Ia this counjr. says the Journal
-f Commerce. thai latge number of druhkardS
are found am ny u.s. Ihe committee deny
that another cause Of ctrme of crime is II general
van, Of employment, aud they think thcle is
more decency than lhcre e,ed to he among the
lower classes. The Neglect Of chiiafea is stated
as a primary soaiCe OF misehlrf They state
,nat iayeuile deprasity was never SO unlimited
or desperate. Alihuu3A additional provision
had beeu made for mstruclns children, aud
thongh schools exist IN every quarter Of the
town the committee find that at the Parks and
outskirts ON every Sabbath, and rot nnirequent
" oiner days, young persons assemble for
gambling. Parents too view the rxpu siou OF
their children, from the schools with grow ing
indifference. The committee recommend Day
Pa,roles TO disiub and dive from then haunts
the youthful deIs and gamblers. They ahu
urge the necessity "a irp qucnt seasonal trials
sbliiigiug the perind between the apprehen
sion aud the trial oljuyenilc Offenders and cut,
tipp of all intercourse between dtpiayed associ-
sfes aud careless irle,ids.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

Dog powsr.-A boat moved by paddles with
nead-svheei worked T., two dog, Is IN operation
between Lewes and New-Elasen, and Others
.fere 10 be made on tie sane constIuctiun.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

Cubn and H,rand a correspondent of the
count u the prosperity OF Cuba and tie trade
oil MS caplnl Its advance, withln a lc" years
especially, Is astonishing. Notwithstanding the
dep essrd value OF coffee, and the immense ca
pltal Invested IN nearly n thousand coffee play
fatons which yield no income, ITS agriculture Is
very prosperous. Thirty new sugar estates the
average value Of each of which is $4,000, went
INTO operHtIon,n the district of MsianEas last
year. Land Ia niles from Havana has 50 much
enhanched IN PtIce. that 30 acres which IA few
years since we've worth 500 might now be sold
Tor 5000. The nnportatinns IN the last hal
year were IS, 6ooNN, which is 50 27StNO more
than The CORES ouding STA months OF 1927. The
total amountot imports and exports IA Havana -.
lone IN the last halt year wasS ~ 900 600; IN he
same period last year, only 81 ,O00SsO. The in.
crease OF tonnage OF entry IN the last SIX months
was IL 49, 'ons, aud interest, which Two wears
ago was IL per cent is now .. The land and
naval ioIce Is respectable, but thusl Sh The ex-
ntndiute OF government is imneh Sc, IL Is sup
ported without any direct taxation The midi,
rect taxes. meanwhile are So well conducted by
the lniendant Pnlllos ihat the, nod only meet
all demands, butleave a surplus tor internal im
pfoyemenis. The revenue of Havana during the
last hall year was 5000, 600, which Is SIuG.-
Wb greater than IN the corresponding period of
ISL The hand Of government, adds the
writer rs nnieIi except IN the suppression OF
smuggling and tranquility universally pre-.
walls. The exports 10 the United States alone
are sever, millions annually ; greater than
they receive from all the rest oil Spanish Anne
rICa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

DOMESTIC INTELI.IisENCE.


Prom the Raf.io luirnai 81 Ise.iay, sept .
Important Amy Merem,ais We understand
that foi NHRa,a Is nnnt distely 10 BE- Parfi ct
ed 10y foar Companies Of the SECOND regiment Of
un',ed sta's. ''an'fy and 'epoh says, that
this fpn siil be made the head quarters Of the
frontier line al posts BY the Dsirou papers.
We arr informed Of several ne. arrangements
made by the Nsr Department. among " h,ch are
the fe-occupaney ~ or Dearborn, iChicago)
add Fofi O. aiioi. llui the most important mea-
sure Of the Department ~r conceive 90 be, that al
establishing new post. nnmed sleiy upon the
portage between the Fox aud Ousconsm rivers,
IN the country OF the Ninnebago Indians. Pc, :
mission for this WAS obtained OF the natives, ut
the late treaty al Green Bay. The post sill lie
called fon innebagoe. aud Is 10 be garrison
Ell by Two companies OF the frsf regiment of u
nltsd States Infantry. / his fort will occupy
the only intervening Land. n portage oi bur SIX
miles, between the cham OF western lakes and
the Mississippi river. Tie position is about cen
trail between Prairie do Chen, on Inc Mississp-
~ and Green BAY. and upon the extreme nor
ihern verge al the mining country. To obtain
"A cesson Of TINS district 10 the United States,
WIS among the objects 10 be embraced IN the
late treaty of Green Bay. The pm chase was
not effected, but permission was obtalnrd TO &C
eupy the mining dIsitici until all The Indians ia
terested ia the sale can be collected Al a council
winch " III convene me ensuing summer, pTobH-
bly, at Galena, when there seems little doubt the
arrangement will Take place. In the meantime,
the Indians propose To inform themselves OF Ihe
numbers the whites. by actual observation !;
lor which purpose, fifteen Of their principal
n"n came 10 DrtroIl, IN the Clay on their way
Ia Washington. They prupOso VISITING, before
they return, the ports ol New England ana
ny Of the large interior towns of the country
1hs." says the NJ chgan Herald, will
doubtless have powerful eiiect on those sava-
grs, who have here toiofe considered themselves
equal ia numbers 10 the whites, and more brave
aud warlIke. They wi soon be- convinced Of
Their error, IN regiud Ia The numerical sircngth
Of The people Of the Um'ed '5taes, and Of
come. lens wiling Ia put their bravery 10 the
uial.'
Should the proposed treaty, the ensuing sum
mcr, result iaYo,ably. VIZ irust no time viii lie
lost N rendering perlGcl the navigation brtoern
the way, by ti. short route Of the Erie canal
aud the lakes, Tor The 0ood of emigrn,on which
IS ready through that cfannel, TO penetrate the
forests OF the west.
Gen. Porter, tine Secretary of War, arrived
here with his family. on Friday morning last,
in the steam boat NIagass. Mr., Clay. who was
expected wi IA hun, did not come any further
than Cincinnati. lie returns directly 10 Wash
ingion, his health has,og been much improved
by his journey.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

The damages Of the late food in the Counec.
ilcut, are estimated al from Sjno 900 to ) utO,
W@. Agenteman informs AZ Ihal the Farming
ton Canal Is in IN almost hopeless state in the
vicinity of Farm gton. Where Il passes along
the high bank, near the village, not only the em-
baukmenls on the SIDE towards the r,ver are
swept Oft, bat the bed OF the canal is washed A.
way to the depth thirty feet in many places
The cnlVeft AT Granny, IS washed away second
time.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

Singular predicamc nj From the death Of
the u. ). supreme Judge Tumble, of Kentucky
aud the district Judge 3yrd Of Ohio, on the
same day, there Is no person 10 eAefese the Z.
). Judicial functions III the State OF Ohio. The
recent death of the district Judge Peters, of
Pennsylvania, is also rrcolleced. Thus The of
fees oil one Supreme ano two district Judges are
vacant. aud, with the postmaster in New York,
viii form series Of appointments to he made,
greater in number and importance than has often
occurred IN the Unlted States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-25

Speech IF Lafayette. We are indebted TO a
eenI,nan of this crtv fol copy of a Speech
pronounced by Lafayette IN the French paria-
ineul on tie 23l OF June last The subject of
the Budget len him 10 various remarks on The in
teresis aud politics Of France of which We regret
that NJ have not leisure 10 make "a translation
for onr readers.
This distinguished man saws Of the Revolution
OF lIso, that he, nbore all men, cannot 10, get
tue mass OF oppIcssons, hereditary, saceidoia
lnd clal, antl-commetcial, ant agricultural aud
destructive 10 Industry NJ large, winch il has
Effected FROM the codes of France The germs
OF moderation then Implabted III the Preach
population, SURVIVING the storms. the mister
tunes, aud the dcspoIsm OF the period, brgIn
says he, 10 heal their inst huls lruus winch
viii increase IN tine Increase OF lue public lib
cries but tie nations advance, govern
mrnis, he adds, " have tend, ncv 10 tetropade
aud such, al tbs moment, ~ the snuallVn OF
France
kemalking still further public affairs, he
shAS, ihat ~hhe the metropolis boasts the pre-
clous treasures OF It's academy, IT, ,nstltununs
It's learned bndieS, lis poly icthuIc school, ,hIs IN.
crazy splendou throws Is Iav on - population
To winch are refused, mcnnw hde .the means =
ven OF Icannng o. read, aud about which it ~
actually made aqneston, whether it is for ts
advantage 10 tnow how to cad - National IN
shueiion. aud ahosc all, elementary education.
aI' he adds, The slem inslI u,nenIs of public rea-
sou, practical mo- ais anl national tanqulity
ia y ae, az TINS moment the great want of the
peopl', aud the ht,t duIy Of thc gostinment To-
wards II Aud he remarks with scnrn on th,,
pnllul Sum Of 5u,uON lrancs hlioitra To this sa-
cred object i've millions were, he SAYS a more
reasonable appropriation.
On The subject Of inrrIgn affairs. ne expresses
his wish To see France diseueRged from the
beaten paths OF diplomacy, ana taking the place
which belongs tn her, AT the head ot European
c''ll zaiInn. No one APP roves more than l.
says this veteran champion of liberty, q the
measures necessary 10 give indrp, ndrnce t.
6trecr: 10 make her n ariicr AZ alnst the am
bltan OF other powers aud di,cnlinal from
hondoge the unhappy victims OF her cause. In
these measures ste future advantage 10 those
commercial interests of the country winch al
Ways gum by the illumination, the happiness,
and the liberty OF other nations
lie adVcrts With severity 10 the halfway meas
utes OF the French government tpuchu1 the re
cognltIon Of the New American state 10 ITS
unfortunate and cu'pahle" expedition into
spain aud, an ongst Other thing, 10 ITS delay
IN adjusting the claims oi the Uuted States n
saInst IT lie recommends The adjustment Of
capital punishment, advocates the aiming of the
nation, aud regards " as anaCt OF ptety, not less
than ~ good sense the taking from pariic
niar order OF men the care OF public instruction.
BH liner.
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-"S6~

Aoe business The shoe business is uncom d.
| monty brisk thls season, as our advertisements
for Journeymen will SHOW. 1t is presumed mat
40 more waIkmeu are wanted by different
| manu- actureTs OF the town. LINN Mirror