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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
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80 ,,,,-, ,.,,.. rom The New England FaTrsr.1
oS THE EFIECIS ~ STIRRING THE SURFACE OF THE
- EARTH AS RELIEF AGAINST DROUGHT.
his is trite subject, and which we arc
aware has been long since settled by intelligent
cuitiYators in all countries: It was very familiar
to gardeners and the cause Of the superior pro.
duciion of gardens over field culture may be at
trlbuted in part to the more frequent application
OF the hoe and spade Yet it is true that a great
nuribcr Of farmers dcuy the proposition, and dis
approve the practice. They think i, dangerous
to plough and hoe in the time Of extreme drouph.
and heat, while our own experience of twenty
years has convinced IFS that it is much superior as
a remedy against drought to watering, in the linn
tied manner in which that must always be applied.
fhcre has never been season in our memory
in which there was greater necessity for the
application Of nH remedies against droughts, than
the present. The drought was not only of longer
duration, but it took place when the plants were
least able to resist it, not having sent their roots
in quest Of noprishment far, wide and deep. The
early foliage, also, being more tender and more
liable to wilt under scorciIi1g sun and drying
wind.
In this extraordinary season, | had a small
patch of early potatoes planted in a warm and
sandy soil, purposeIy, TO procure an early crop /;
the soil was at least three quarters pure sand,
mixed with some food for plants among the sand.
The severe drought threatened totai loss Of tho
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From, the s1mc.1
THE STATE ~, >rcxsi xrDn

III PIN L. VI NEW-loRk.
Deception as to the state of parties il, am civ
or state; can never be productive of any positive
benefit. Sooner or later, the ballot boxes will I'M
told the secret, and those who have piayed off 4
Wiliul deception on the people, cannot expect
their confidence in future An opinion has for
some time prevailed, that this violent struggle for
the Presidency must be decided in this state. 1t
may be so but from the recent appearance of
Things in the western states, we do not believe
that the contest will be SO very close. as to brine
the decision TO this state. al all events. the Jour
nails friendly to the present administration have
uniformly claimed "A electoral votes i'm this state
they have seldom varied from this estimate and
it has been, scrupuousy adhered to, in order TO
produce effect elsewhere. II Is gross deccptiou.
and we shall show it to be so.
The old republican party has been ID a MAORI
~ since The war. Iii some instances. they have
lost their candidate Tor Governor, but carried both
houses When the bargain was consummated
which brought Mr.. Adams into the Presidential
char, the republican friends of Governor Clinton
united with the old democratic party in support of
Gen Jackson. This separated the old federal
party, which consistently declared for Mr.. Adams
and left the friends of Gen jackson with riorc
than f'o0-thirdS IT the state. This was manifest
ca by the following Senatorial returns, at the last
cleo ton:
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

In the SIX contested districts last wear, we had
th''fy thousand majority. In the 9th and Sth
there wasno opposition to the regularly nominated
republican candidates. What has arisen to chance
me force Of this majority Nothing We are,
II possible, better organised, and more powerful
we have no local question to divide US no old
nor new court party The candidates will be vot-
ed Tor on the ground of Jackson and Adams How
then is IT possible. with Jackson majority of
o,oOo IN the state, that Mr.. Adams can obtain
"a votes It's sheer deception Of the Adams
men. and meant to operate other states. Their
friends IN New-jersey are reporting every where
that Adams will obtain "a votes, when it is reduc-
ed TO moral certainty, that he cannot obtain
t'cetce votes in the whole state
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06
JEFFERSON CLARK, Printer.
JACKSON TICKET FOR ELECTORS.

~ VIRGINIA.
District 1-WILLrAM c. HoLr, of Norfolk County
2-WILLIAM ii. MFARt AMI OF PETERSBURG
3-JoHN CaRGILL of Sussex
Major TnoMAs VI. Nelson, of Mccklcnbure
5-R,cHARD LOGAN, of Halifax
6-Df JAstrs JowEs, Of No,towny.
Judge WILLIsst DAxtEL, Of I.yI:c.iburq
S-Col JosErH MARrIs, of Henry.
Civilian GoRDox of Albem,arle
io-Judge WM. BRoCKENBEouGH, of Richmond
ll-GEoaGE BrcKNER, of Carolirc.
l2-WnLAM JONES, of Gloucester.
l3-Col. RonERr MC,xDL1su of William, sl,uro.
li-EL,YsoN CURR,E, of Lancaster
l3-Judgc JouN W. GREEvj of Culpcpor.
lG-Coi JoiiS GIPsoN, of Prince William
T-Gcn GEoRoE RUsr, of Loudoun.
15-JARED WILLIAMS, Of Frederick.
l9-Dr. JAcoD ID. WnLiiMsoy, of Rockngl,a
2o-JoHN BOWER, of Roclbridse.
2l-Major John b. GHoRGE, of Tazcwcll
2-AND'.cw RU3szLL, of Washington
23-JorI SHREWSBURY, of Kanawha.
N-JoHs NJ MILAN, of Brooke
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From the Providence Literary Cac,ct /
HORRORS OE PIP A. Nv


The people Of this country have become so
iamIiIar with the name of piracy, that the almost
innumerable accounts which we find in newspa-
pers OF the commission of this crime, are now
scarcely read; or noticed But very recently, we
were witnesses TO a circumstance which brought
iorcIbly home to our mind the shocking reality of
the distress which this crime commonly brings on
the sufferers and their relatives. An elderly and
accomplished lady Of our acquaintance called or
us III deep affection at the intelligence she had
just received; of the death of her son; who was
said to have been lost overheard on his passare
to foreign port. He had sailed as supercargo o.
Vessel from New York, being part owner OIL
both Vessel and freight, and been nearly two
years In trade between different countries Prin
cIPaiiy on his exertions depended the livelihood
OF his mother, and an amiabIe sister Of abou,
twenty, TO whom he had made frequent remittances
Of money accompanied with assurances Of his aE
lection and determination TO continue his excr
tons in their behalf lie informed them that hi,
business was profitable, and that he should return
IN opuIence. 1t was IN the fond anticipation O
again meeting the en,eiprizing young man. who
had oilicated in the treble capacity of father sor
and brother, that letter was put into the haiid
of oar female friend, bearing the marks Of ONT
written and sent from foreign port. Tthe name 0
which, for certain reasons, we now forbear to men
ton at, or near the time Of his expected arrival
Our readers may Judge Of The shock received by thu
poor mother, when she read the contents. whc,
were as follows:
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1t was on this occasion, that we visited the dis
consulate mother and sister, to lend what little as
slstance we were able and if possible, to alleviate
the overwhelming grief consequent on this dread.
lu! and unexpected intelligence. On pcrusng
the letter, wo surprised at the cold brcvy Of
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

:. ------, July 18th, IS2-.
MADAM This will inform Won tb1t vour son
was lost overheard, on the Ist inst on our pas
sage from--- to -. Wishing you a long
life and happiness, arr, very respectfully yours,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-09-06

We learn from Boston, that Mr.. Adams's ITearts
well correspondence, has disguised many of his
high-mnded and honorable friends in that QUAR-
ter. Webster, himself; would never descend to
such disgracelul tricks, although he has as much
ambition as any man, Heretofore r,Adams's
friends there, have disbeieved in the charge made
against the administration, Of tampering with the
honest feelings of the vest. Seeing it now, under
black and white" as Daniel says, they belieyu
| and are astonished. IN. Y. Enc
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
77e Delusyage Fire Insurance Company,


INCORPORATED by the Legislature oil the state OF De-
laware, with capital Of one hundred Thousand dosrs
The President and Directors receiving apPhca
tons for Insurance. their Office, No. 81 Shpleystree
beu cen Front and Second streets, against Loss ny fe
on every description of Buildings general MeIchanose
Ships in Port and their Ca,goes tlousehoud FURNITURE
and personal property also against loss or damage
by inland transpo goods wares, merchandise
country produce. -,
Terms Of insurance will be favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New-York
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence IN INC
so,ty of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company. ,
JoAS MooDY Agent TO survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity Of Newcastle, in place OF G. d.
Blanev. declined.
LEVI H. EyAEs Agent to survey property to be insu-
red tor The aud vicinity Of Elk,on.
JOINS CLoAB is Agent TO survey property TO be insured
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosEfl losEs Agent to surye, property to Re Insured
tor the town of West-Chester and vicinity.
directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Rally, VIM. Chandler
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph e. Gilpin, Rober' Porter
WIN. SEAL, President.
d. BYuSss, Secretary.
A3rii 10 ie2h. 43--
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
CANTANN.

nR LEES Original (WIndhanl Bilious Pills, or FAM
~ ly Physc. These much celebrated Pills are nren.
red genuine, only the original D-pcnsary at Windham
Corn BY Charles Lee. brother of the lac Or Samuel Leo
Pa OF the above named Pills, who has ever inoe th
decrease OF Or Lee Lmany years since prepared hem
The bill CT directions to the genuine Lees (Vndh.mN
Pills Is always signed The hand writing of Charles Lee
and Red Label The SIDE Of each b. < 81 tc Gem
inc :, the Stereotype label signed by Isaac Ihomn
son, mt Proprietor with The original Paeniee and ubue
sale ve'der Of these Pills for the IT, S aad eIseu here
No Windhan Pills. but such correspond with IN,
above description, viii the propreors be accountable for
II pc clasers will be careful TO purchase no Lees Wind
ham Pills, but such described above they au he
certain toge the genuine kihdbut otber as
attempts have been made, and nav making 20 imua,e
these celebrated Pills, which have for more Than hi
years gwen such general satisfaction all no have lad
the genuine kind. ~
Almost 1t not AL the respectable Druggists and Apothc
the principal cities and towns in The Uned sta
who have been considerable time in the bnsiness 49,
or less acquainted with the above facts and We co
hdenty appeal 10 them in support Of our cla,ns as ii
dealers in The genuine Lees windham Bilious pills 81
Family Physic. - -
CHARLES LEE, Of wlndha3
ISAAC THOMPSON of New yondo-
NeN .o"u''' Soon''] way Ao' 1910 City
CT The above valuable pills are for sale in Wi,n;no,o,
by + y VAusHAS, (priucpal agen) No. A. Market 5,
and Joseph l'rnghurs Margaret Johnson Peter Alrcb
Joshua Harlan, and John White.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MR. ScHfFELy uf'rms his friends and the puhlic,
AVA ha he has fofmed classes for SAID language few
va cies still remaining those des to avai ihemseye,
OF s opportunity, obtan for lie ,rfing sum Of 3;
per quarer For hours OF ', apply h- school room
second Street nearly opposite MIR jones Brewery wh re
Dis Engiish Day Sht oil continues heretofore
NJ. p The necessary French books can be had a, Mr.
Joseph SCOTS book store
Fra satlnn done in AID from me French German Snsn.
ah aud aan languages, Sih accuracy and despatcl on
moderate
MAY Is, l8 g. "a,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
Canal Packet Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

tSE Subscribers tender herrespects TO the public a
l. intam them that they have procured and fitted m
III handsome style Canal Packet Boat which the, de,n
'unnDg the ensuing season To and from Delau are Civ
81. Georges and summit Bridge Or Deep Gu, on tie
Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal for the accommodana
of visitors and others
is boat will run in connection with the Salem stes1
Boat ESSEX Leaving Summit Bridge and St Georges on
M"nday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at seven and
eight o'clock and arrive Al Delaware Cy, 1t O'clock
where passengers Can take the Steam Boat immediately
tor phia--an TUESDAY Thursday ard SATURDAY
afternoons, upon the arrival OF he Steam Boat ire m pill
delphla, will leave Delaware City, for St. Georges ni
Summit Bridge.
Passage from Delaware City, 10 ST Georges, l8l cs,
=" from do. To Summit Bridge, sri
Returning, same price.
II. HUGO, Philadelphia,
7. MULFOkD, ST. Georges
April 10, 1923. 21--ti
NJ Is The beat will be always in readiness 10 scctrmo
date parties, from .'clnck on Monday Wednes, md
trtay mornings, TO two o'cl ok, on Tuesday, Thnfds
and Saturday stternoous and on Sundays will meet any
Steam Beat hat may arrive at Delaware City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
DIVIDE ND.

FEHE Board Of Director. Of the Dia.ra,e Ere EsdlH,
Corltany, have decla ed dividend Of 81 per on
The Captn paid, equal % so cents per share tor tle.
months which Will be pad the Stockholders OF tel;
legal represe ta'lves, after Monday he 12.h inst
By order IF The Board.
DANIEL BYRNES, Secg
NAY s. 32-4,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
SllERiFF'S SALE,

atY virtue of writ Of vend exponss directed viii
ID ne exposed 10 public sale the house of John Hail.
Red lion, Newcastle Hundred Frld,y the sxesna
OF May inst, a. NO CLOCK T.. NJ the following desct
"r piece OF land, situate. lying and being in The HUNDRED
4 Red Lion and unity Of .ea castle bounded by the st
leading from The Red Lilo, 10 81 Georges by lands OF JOIN
Deputy and wm. Silver Esq containing, by compus-
tim, four acres, be the or less, with dwelling
oust part log and part frame. log stable crib ae
carriage house, thereon erected; together with all sna
singular the improvements and appurenances heref''c
belonging. Seized and taken in execution rs the proper
y d Eh=a Ford, dec and 70 be sold by
WILLIAM IIERDMAN, ME
Newcastle, May 9, 1923. 32-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
A STATEMENT

F the Road Accounts Of NIL Creek Hundred Newcastle
- County, for the year lo@7
Amount Of tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges, dollarsge 288, 1885, at as cents to
the loo dollars $500 49,
Errors allowed on dollarsge, 12640 Sc SO
Commissions nett sum at eight per
cent 80 AZ
The sum to be deducted is 1856 IS
Nett proceeds Of tax 1l44 o.!
Balance in the bands of the Collector at last
settlement 407 76
The sum to be accounted forts 1851 345
Orders paid BY Henry Jp1istman, Collector.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
SCHOOL BOOKS.

AFithmetics English Readers, sequels, Spelling Books
1eogra"hies Bibles Tesamenls. Slstes Cphering and
IT. Wilson's Book and Stationery Store No s. Yves, High
treet at reduced price.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
CHESAPEAKE s DELAWARE

CANAL COMPANY.
NOTICE is herrb, given, that general meeting Of the
IN II pretors viii be held at the Office No 90 Walnut
s"te Ph adelph the first Monday Of Juue next at
ten O'Clock the mrnng elect Pres, lent and line
Directors, ard transact other business according u law
MAY 6, 1928 90
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i .NEtY ya.ND CHEAP
RETAIL And WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

Now opened by the subscriber, the North East Cor
~ ner of Market and Heb Streefs-where may be had
the lowest prices the following articles, with all
others kept at any establishment Of similar character
Sugars Coffee, Teas life of man, Perfect Love
Pepper Alspice, Cloves, Nut Cinnamon, Peppermint and
megs Annseed Co, dlas
Mustard, Ginger, Bengal andlsugar House Mplasses
SPANISH Indigo Yves, India do.
Chocolate, Of LIST and Cd quail. Winter strand Oil
ity IS INNER do. do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common do.
Fasks Coarse Salt
Rhode Island, Pine Apple andlG ound do
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do.
Cognac Brandy aud HOLLAND MAckerel No I. and III
Gin Barrels aud Hal Barrels
Jamac Spirits and American Rice and Bari,y
Brandy ,lmoods and itasns
East Rum and America Spermace, Moud and com.
Gin mon CaDdlcs--1ith AS.
Madeira and Port Wine sor,men, of Brooms, Brush
Lisbon and Tenefe Wine Is &c. &C.
Sherry and Malaga Vine
b. Country produce taken in barter and sold on con-.
mission GEO LOCkYER.
Wilmington, Nav ; 1923. 3l3m
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BALM OF COLUMRYA
A. G II. WILSON.
No. S, West High Street, Wlminr,c,

No. 5, West High Street, wilminc,cr
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the Sa,s osn
ware, for the sale Of Ordge's Chemcai Hu y, ~ ea
hmJla, which is extracted Fl ON tree found in H." ~
America. The Balm is improved in color, str, nr s
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues are as Ill.,. ~
One bottle. price 50 cents, prevents the hair from C
of il 43 houY from its first application or cause 'n
growth Of whskers ina few weeks bottle 49, 'ss
cents will not only stop the hair from falling off b M
wise in three weeks causes grow III to annea "a
at 81, gives in general good head Of hair to a
person. ''us
1t preventsthe hair from turning gray aid nakes
Beautifully look bright and glossy and ii few annt.
tons frees IT from scur and entirely removes
aches NH
Copies Of certificates will be shown BY The yenaer,e
gentlemen who, after being bald number Of yea,s ,
received new growth OF hair. u'e
The sgners' characters supported by His Br,,,,
Majcs,ys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has n,ef J
his seal and the royal arms OF Great Biitan also M M
and other Magistrates OF philadelpia, who were rerso
y acquainted with the sgners have certified to ter I
responsibility, and have likewise prz6xed Their seals %
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
SIIERIFF"S SALE.

by virtue of writ OF tvar faeias to directed, VIII
- be exposed to public sale, the house OF Joh' ia,
Cred Lion in Newcastle Hundred, Friday The loIo
May, inst a, o'clock, p all that one, full, equal 400
Undivided fourth part Of two certain plantations or trac'
OF land, adjoining each other situate lying and beng
the iund ed of Red Lion, and County Of Newcastle bo
ded by the state road leading from the Red Lion Tavern
10 ST. Georges, by the Dragon neck road, by lands u
Charles Thomas. Stephen Heaverin, John mccoy, Cayoa
Earl, The heirs OF Evan Rice, Purna Veach, and the s'
OF Patrick Porter, decd containing BY computation IN W
@hple, about acres be the more OF less Az
also full equal and undivided iour, part Of the follow
,ng described two tracts pieces Of Marsh, situate " w.
Hundred and County aforesaid, in the Cedar Creek Ma
es containing together, about forty acres. vz:--NV.
unded by 'he sad Creek, by lands Of the above nancy
S'epnen Heayerp, and by Marsh ct Robert Porter, Az"
Hugh EXton and sons.Np 2, boundedby lands and MA'
Of PHILIP Reybod The said tracts Of land and marsh W
ing the rea estate of which Acxa der Jameson, ace
died selaed Together with all and singular the imp"
men and appurenanccs thcreuno belonging. 81 ,t
and taken u execution as the rroper, OF John o. 'a"''
aud Jane lis pite and to be sold by .,r
WILLIAM HERDMAN. MI
Newcastle May g 1923 81
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NEW BOOKS.

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-02

From tic ~ y. Jo"rnd Of Coaa,ercr, Nov. Oh
10y .he snip Kentucky, Capt. Rathbone, arrived
this morning from New Orleans, we hive rece;voJ
adviccs to the 9th inst. The Bee of the 8th has the
election returns from about half the parishes, which
give ia majority for the Jackson ticket. The Cd
tor stiii entertains some hopes that the tide wonlJ
turn. But on the clean side of his paper 1ontr on.
SIDE was printed he writes the following: N "'
In addition to the returns published In this mn,~
we heve Just received those of Lafourche, Terrebonnr
ana 81 Helena: Notwithstanding the majority we bnyn
OBTAINED IN the two first parishes, we are far back
nt' Helena gives a majority of cid to Jackson: W.
are now sure that East and West FeIiciana, Washing-
ton and Lafayette give a majority of 1000 votes +,
Jackson. Louisiana is lost for the administration"
lBee.
PRESIDENTIAL EiECTroS.-ySoyh C1roim-Tha sJ,or;,.
are the olpcini returns of the election in North Cerolina STs
Electors OF PRESIDENT and Vice Observation-Disclosures RI 9SS
Adams lS,9l8-Jackson's majority S3,939. O
lNDiAIA has gone for Jackson. The Jacksun majority il,
vo,c en n;soe as us this State it apPears tina, the aggregate
Tor the Jackson ticket about 6ynO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-02
MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS

MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS.
These two states are undoubtedly fxcl to the CIR
OF the Military candidate. Every where the elections
have gone against us, without an effort to avert the
calamity. When We obtain the official returns we
shall publish thcm.-Mssouri Republican.
The New York American of the q6th ult. saws, t.
is rurnored that Gen. Scott has been notified BY the
war Department, that, unless he consents to obey the
orders Of Gen. Macomb-which Gen. Scott has here
totorc refused to do-he Will be dismissed the service.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-02

dams Is. 9I8-Jncts,1rs ~, suehG@1srkpn 37,U
O'"
;s 4 ooI gone hr jackson. The Jacksun majority
u'ssaehslseh'"-In this State i, appears ,ha, the . rc,,
r, ,S s" fa. TO- se Aaanis electoral ticket was abou, gs, 600, al
you o""'
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RESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN n
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
J,cxrrn Az.
Albemarlc ana Ies
Amelia g23 10
Amherst oOS ~.
Augusta $50 4D7
Accomac 2le eto
Allegheny tna X
Berkeley 100 rla
6ediofo 300 s94
botetourt $50 10
Brunswick ala 81
Buckingham 437 d.
Caroline on, ~
Charles Civ 60 o..
Charlotte ain 81
Chesterfield 3Es mo
Culpeper 517 10
Cumberland sIa rs