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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-29
FoR THE PATRIOT.

Mr.. En1ToR-Slander and traduction are not
the weapons which honest men WELD to protect
.iil4fe innocence or to ,indicae contested truth :
taey are the weapons Of men who are actuated by
malignant and unworthy passions, VINO having no
,irtue themselves, cannot respect |. IN others, and
are solely bent on the contamination OF their own
selfish and ambitious designs. 1t is not the pre-
>idential election. important as that question re
aily is to every citizen. which chiefly interests the
people OF Delaware. There IS an attempt now in
opel alton to break down the men who have hth-
etto rnuyed and deserved the confidence OF their
elo. citizens, who conspicuous alike TOR their
talents and integrity have devoted their time and
then best faculties to the service and welfare OF
the state and have TINS become the objects OF en-.
W and persecution. Can the freemen Of Delaware
,ountenance conduct like thisa Can they approve
and support this nefarious attempt to destroy the
reputation, to poison the domestic peace u men,
10 whose public worth and private virtues our
state is go deeply indebted, with whose honor her
own is 50 completed, identified 1t is impossible
! The altar of ruhlic opinion ON which the priests o
the administration expect to devote their antci
cipated victims. will be the scene Of their i'm
notation. And let them be assured the day OF
retrbution is no; far distant. The spirit Of inves
tigaton produced by existing abuses, which thu
administration party are endeayuring to perpetu
ate. reused to indignation by the outrageous con
duct OF the leaders Of that party. will consgn thes,
workers Of iniquitv to state OF ;nsgnhcance ant
oblivion from which they never can emerge.
1 NINDEX
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Communications.
FOR THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.

Mn. Ep,roR-An old Saturday Evening roy,
contains an anecdote that think would be wen
coun,ed with the Snake aud Cabbage STORY
i If A gentleman who lodging at Albany was
wakenel by a barking ike that Of dogs, upon lnoA
mo ahout him he found it proceeded from Inc neo
hugs which grow to an enormous size w ,ha' Guy
in The morning the first thing he perceived, was an
;mnudent scoundre OF bug, sitting on ms hau,eh
es on the hearth, picking his teeth with the poker
The gentleman took care never to stop IN Albany
again. 49,. ~.
OF the like kind is TIE famous Rey's story, VINO
was reduced bv starvation. among the ARABS W
the desert. from $50 lbs. weight to 90 lbs and ye1
| he lived to become member OF the OHIO LeSsla.
ture. He said the Musquetoes troubled MN 50
much in going up the Mississippi to Orleans 'ha'
he betook himself to his birth and closed the cur
tains They still however. bit him upon exam.
nation h. found they were at him through the sues
Of the vessel. he called for hammer. and clihched
nll their bills on the inside In the morning there
was on a moderate computation 60 600 fast on the
outside to the utter establishment OF the captain
and crew.
One more. and then adiea. which il It - not
match for Rilps's story is at least as propaoie. =
sailor during the dry season, was crossing brliSe
over bayoa. near Orleans which had but littlt
water in it, when he heard singing out Ike sal
lors at work having but little to do at the time
he thought lie would 20 down and lend them baud
wnen he got under the bridge he found II was tW'
gallihppe, musquetos, trying to pull par .
oreeches on turtle, which were too small io
him /!
Querve Why should not musquetos fullow tai
uing- they have their bills already made out, am
,exatious ones they are. \.
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ron THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.
The Lord preserve rs from our friends; for
Frnm our enemies we can protect ourselves.

The Lord preserve from friends for
From our enemies we can protect ourselves.
Every sincere friend and advocate of Domestic
Manufactures, or Of the (greatly prosttuted term)
American system, may with honest zeal and
truth make the above prayer. Although long
suspected by many it is only recently that the Adj
ans party have given clear and demonstratiyc
proof of the alarming fact, that the noise and ex
citement they have been endeavnring to produce
on this important subject was entirely hypocriti
cal and intended purely and exclusively for no.
ttical effect The unblushng impudence Of ma
nv of their presses, in relation to these great IN
terests, is calculated to excite wonder and amaze
ment in the minds Of those who have not vet seen
treachers enough to convince them of the degree
Of fasehood and deception the human breast is ca
naole, when completely deprayed or when mind
and feelings have been sold. for value received
Although they have kept up an incessant hue and
cry about domestic industry, now when a Bill, ba
aetl on general and equitable principles, is brought
forward the cloven foot appears and they let US
know very plainly and candidly that they dan,
want tariff for the mhotp Union, but only far
that important intelligent and meriforoiHs
part Of the country the unirersai yanhpe nat;onn
This has been exactly the course of Nutmeg's
Journal (bnt for him there NAV be this excuse
that he perhaps retains his original love of molas
ses} and his wonderful correspondent Man,
Manufacturers" lis he moasses eater too y VII,
evidently desired to enlghten the ignorant boor
Of that illiterate state New York, but was proven
ted BY tie unreasonable refusal Of that presumpta
GUS Jackson editor, in Albany, who declined pub
llshng his talented and most electri.ying ucubra
tons, even after he was assured that they wer
designed to benefit the cause Of John and Harry
) and were especially calculated" for the merrill
an OF New York.
After assuring the people for years that thei
t party was the 81 manufacturing party, they tie on
~ friends OF the American System, the sole a,,vc
Gates Of domestic industry'' etc that the yauke
i President would have fine tariff system esta,
( lished; that the jackson folks were all inimical
/ those national measures etc what has been thci
. conduct when compelled to act look to Cnparp,,
: see the yankee Representatives voting against am
e and all other parts OF the bill except Il duty 0
woods ala wnollens. Molasses mus. not be taxc,
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4 TARIFF MAN


Mr. Editor In these dull times, when tbe,. u
so little to excite our rsible faculties into set,n
one amusing incident calculated to produce sn.
an effect, gives at once demonstration Of an Il
saying, VIZ, " no fool no fun y During the vholl
presidential contest who, let me ask, has airouls1
the people of nur little state 50 much diversion i
that par mobile fratrum,' Moses and Gusayr,
one writes to the editor Of Jackson paper in Ken.
lucky viewing him as supporter of the coalition
expressing the intriguing course Of an Adams club
in Sussex and giving convincing proof that he h
himself complete tool in the hands Of desgni1y
men; and the other sends his foolish journal il
Jackson editor in New York, requesting him 4
re-pubish the idle specuations and hypocrit.cs
remarks Of " many manufacturers" Really Ties
two labourers III the cause Of the coalition ouel
to be we'll paid out of :" the contingent fuaI'
and we beg leave TO recommend them both to lii
special care and itinerant lberaity Of our prm
Minister, Hal hoping that IN apportioning tNti
share, he viii not nrset that it is written "thel
hourer is worthy OF his hlren'
a Friend to Merit
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Sec J. Ind Be !. further enacted, That the ad,o ,ns
same salary now allowed by law the Judges oi 'he
Superior Court for the Territory Of Arkansas.
Sec And Be further enacted That wr,ts o. error s he
appeal from the final decision of the Superior Jour ~
Of The United States in the and under the same
regulations as from The Circuit Courts OF the ues'
when Tie amount in con roversy TO pc ascer1aheu ~
or affirmation Of either party, shall exceed one u'ou'a"
dollars. &C ~
Sec g. And be Il further enacted, That the act o. ,he
Legislature Of The Territory of Arkansas, passed az ,e s
session Of The Legislature of SAID Territory in relation =
he Courts of sad Territory far the provisions OF sac
act are not inconsistent with and repagnant 70 ts act W
and tile same i hereby af med until sad Legislature may
alter or modify the same -:
Sec g. And Be il further enacted That all acts coming
within the pu,yea Of TIL, Is, and me same are hele
repealed and that tins act shall ske effect and De IN 'o'ce
from aud after its passage
/ Appro.ed-lYh April, 1923
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Fran b. 6

The following aracle comes q cir htdds ron m3st
respectable soulc-, We scags iecomhe' i = Us
attention uf or eadeis:-
Ertrac. Of ,er ri, b. very intelligent md reepeea-
tie man d1.ed IN .lLiae .7prt1 5h, lolo
81 am k,o ing tot extremely -, ssing casss ~
DR. psv beng s,lt NV ree we'd by of the bark q
MN II Elder One, advanced ~ years, 70 -
last Stages If the dscase, who ad lo-l rothe r.
iime +, evou-, BY lie disease he othr 59n u
" 30 had been for eish cen mn tbs c. fed 20 i
ted, Of winch, previous U January last she "as una
ole lie duwn and whose strength aas n+al ~ exia
ted, is now wholly tree from dr"psy, a recovering
strength in a utlner surprising aud nnexpsc 90 oue
.ases less aggtasa ed been cured BY die sane ie
cce is ahdlis OF the gree or inner ia u tht
lte common elder, steep il IN quarts IT whit Lisbon
Vine " enty.tnur Ii, uis; take ell OF the ~ire ~ the
morning, fasting # il be borne; or it more
canvcnlen., at in he morning and part about noon. 0.
an empty stomach.
"irhe White pithed Elder abounds IN Essex coun'y-we
have here t&o kinds, The White aud blck pted: the IA
te believe, is n5t fl md in viciis at east dt
nc to have met wuh it there = The effect 81 tis
Bark prepared a,ov., the expressed J1ce from n
ieavcs, (nl.grc4n) winch has been used With success
ahen Vine could ut be ocured, is that It promotes al
ne animal ipus ssary 10 health, which IS III,
cause of is sall'ay effect dropsy Great debility WI
al olaw HE Of paw crtu evacnants aud he hes
medical recommend Aatrlcious ddnen as IN
b-s medicine II every, eyen in extreme # debility
The bark and leaves Of the Elder have been long know
poN ert,i eyacuanis, and not esteemed unsafe. "
caution recommended in using the buds, their efec
il esteemed Gas has found casey dangerous
1.-The Young woman mentioned used the barked win
at Instance OF kful practitioner, with whom ar
Intimately acquainted lie Informed ne that he had trle
every prescription recommended by respectable writers
wnfo,i success, and thai the OF the Elder CON
plctely successful"
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they want it 70 cat on their Pork, ana ,o,l,
to Rum Iron, Hemp must not be taxed. Gnr ~ IL
want these articles in ship building. Thus sb a's!
ing that the only tariff they want IS one of ," wv
tict nature, intended to benefit par,icnl,, f NJ.
tict at the expense Of all the rest Of Tie uniar
More hereafter.
A TARIFF MAN
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Monday last was tn" day appoiacd by act Of Assembly
for animal toNn meetings throughout New J"r.ey In
Franklin Somerset Go. the Jackson meo, 10 judge from
The appolu menls hsd complete asecndancy In Mood
hridg-, Midicsex Co the Adams fairly beate NJ
as WI be seen bs a letter fom correspondent In
Nor Brunswick, report circulated b. their oppo
ncnts that the jackson men had determined to make
sweepstakes which vas absolutely The meet
ing unusually ,umet Gus; every Ad.m,e at hi,
post nowth-t ding which, the friends Of Old Hickor,
evidently He majority. The Administration men al
tempted to make some changes but could not succeed
Their mortlfcson and chagrin The Disappointment
their hopes, extreme. n. B Times.
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Counting Noses Never were there mere desperate and
infamous efforts made, to sncconr the oF falling
dynasty, than there made in the county of LehI.h
during this All Irires wuik-lor mere 4yties
they are, but notwithstanding all their sa4ng they
not able asuner a single jackson dar-Put down
two wars, ut the Caurf:ng q Aeses. Lsisgh Herald,
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a. STEVENSON,


No IS AN act preyiang for The appointment &c al
adnnal Judge d Tie sl;ei,or Caur, er Tie TER tory
Of Arkansas, and for oiheT purposes
BE Il enacted By the 8phnte and House Of i.e
presentatires Of The United States Of .9ra4rlcn ii
Congress assembled. That it SHAH be lawful lor the
President Of the United States Of America, BY and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate, 10 az.
point an,! commission one additional Judge Of the
Superior Cnurt for the Territory Of Arkansas, who
shall reside III siid Territory and hpd his com
mission for the term Of four wears.
Sec. @ Ind he il further pnactpa, That wien
said Judge Shall wave been commissioned. the Lee
gisatn'e Of the Territory of Arkansas shall be au-
thnrze'l t. or.anze The counties Of salt, Territory
into four Judicial Districts. and to assign TO each
Of the four Judges If the Superior Court Of the
Territory OF ARKANSAS one OF said Circnits or BIS
sricts, and 10 require said Judges to ho,l Circuit
or District Courts IN each county uf their iesprc-
tive Districts, AZ such place and time as the I.egis
ature aolesad may appoint and designate.
SC. s. ,and BE- il further enacted, That, in al.
dit,on 10 ho'ding District or Circuit Courts, as
aforesaid, the Judge, aol esal shall hold two terms
annually OF TIE Superior Court. at the seat Of
Government in sai1 Territory and the I.egi,a
Sure aforesaid shall be authorized IL al cases ex.
cept when the United states is party, to fiy tht
respective Jurisdictions of the District and superior
Court. The United States cases Shat lie ied i,
the Superior Court, i'll the manner that said case
are now tripl
Sec a. md Be further enacted That The Judges sfrc
ea,d sa De authorized To nominate and appoint, aud til
Fisve rnof to nniasion, Clerk 10 each county ,hei
respective dlst nets IN sch manner, with snch lowers
Tor sven term y tune a, the Legislature aforesaid may dc
sgnae; but IN no county shall he Clerk Of the 9uper0
Court be appointed The Clerk Of the Circ, Court an
The compensation Of said Clerks, excep in United State
CASTS, shall be fixed by the Legislature aforesaid
Sec S Ind be further enacted That when any mar,
to sui, is sEgreyed by dec sion Of Judge holding
District Court except IN criminal cases. the party asgrie
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NEW GOODS.
BENJA. BUTMAN & co.

q AVE just received prime assortment OF
ia IL New Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Heavy Black and Blue Black Florences,
Levantines, Sinchaws, Sarsnetts,
Superior White, Pink, Blue, and Straw Col
ored Gros de Naples,
Pongees Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs., Silk Camblets,
Nankin and Canton Grapes, Corded Cambrcs.
Book. Swiss and Null Muslins,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Black, Blue, Olive and Nlix'd Broadcloths
and Cassimeres, &c. &c.
IL One case Leghorn BOLIVAR HATS,
superior quality, at low prices.
ALso,-aR extensive assortment of
". l. GOODS and GROCERIES,
E.lRT'HEyN, GLASS g. CHINA W.4RE,
IRON HOLLOV W.4RE,
LOOKING GLASSES, sc. &c.
~ NORTHERN and EASTERN LUMBER,
WINDOW GLASS, and NAILS, constantly
for sale on the best terms.
Worcester, May IL. d20
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HARD WIRE.
FRANCIS PRENTISS.
%, Merchants RoiO,-BosTol

~, InSTCHuUtS hOtO,-DOSTON,
HEAS received by the late arrivals from Eng
Il a land, his Spring supply of
Birmingham s. Sheffield Hard Hare Goods,
comprising, in part, the following assortment,
viz Knives and Forks; Pen 81 Pocket Knives !;
Butcher Knives Scissors; Razors; Shears !;
Largo Tailors Shears Bisss Commode Knobs
and Rings; Brass Bolts Brass Butts; Door
Rappers; Brass Lamps and Candlesticks Iron
do Knob Locks; Closet, Cupboard & Trunk
do Chest and Till do, ca. brass and iron /; Iron
Norfolk Latches; Brass do Iron 81 Brass Bolts /;
Butts Chest and Table Hinges; Iron 81 Steel
Squares and Bowels Cross Cut Saws Mill q
Pat do; Veneering, Hand and Back do; Gilt
Coat and Vest Buttons; Pocket Books; r..
Hemming Il Sons superfne Needles; Pins.
Also, complete assortment ofFiles Hills d
Fosters Vices and Anyils; Fosters English
Shovels Wood Screws; Cut Tacks & Brads
Block Tin Tea Pots do. Lamps; Coffee Mills ;
Sheet 81 Cast Iron Boilers Tea Kettles; Bel
lows Shoyels and Tongs, &c.
Also, 1000 feet Baltimore Window Glass, as
sorted % doz Ames's Back Strap Shovels SO
doz Stetson's and Plympton's Hoes; 100 casks
Cut Nails, from Sd. 80 40d.; Sheet Lead, each
3, 81 and h.; 100 Training Guns; 500 lbs
superior Glue 200 reams Common Wrapping
Paper, warranted of superior quality
fSr All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or credit.
Boston, April 30. :}ln
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Mills and Factory for Sale.

FESHE subscribers offer for sale their MILL
q PRIVILEGE, situated on Blackstone
River, in the town of Northbridgo, with their
FARMS, containing about 220 acres of most
excellent Land. There ore three Houses in
good repair standing on said Farms, with three
Barns and two Corn Barns, and a~good Grist
and Saw ilill nearly new and also Woollen
Factory and Pulling Mill, with three Copper
Kettles and ono Iron Kettle set for dying
there are TWO double and two single Carding
Machines, one Billy, throe Jennios and
Picker, Shearing Machines, and Gig, in said
Factory, which is now improved as a Flannel
Factory. 1t is considered by good judges of
water works, one of the best privileges on
Blackstone River between Worcester and the
Blackstone Factory in Mendon. There is wa
ter sufiicient.to operate double the machinery
to what is now erected. The whole will be
sold together, or the Mills with the Water
Privileges will be sold separate, shall suit the
purchaser or purchasers. Whoever wishes to
purchase a good Privilege, is requested to call
and view the above. Ifnot sold at pritate sale
before, it will be sold at Public Auction in the
coming autumn, of which notice will be given
in the public prints HENRY DUNN.
Northbridre, June A. DAVID DUNN.
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otLTttttfY o sAWf U z u
T,eomipster. June 2, 1928.
.MnS0nic Gelebrntioa.

THyHE Festival of S.. John the Baptist will
be celebrated al Wilkinsonville, on the
9th instant, by OLIVE BRANCH LoDeE, and
SurroN RoYAL ARcI CHAPTER, md also the
ceremony of laying the Corner Stene Of the
Episcopal Church about TO be erected in that
Masonic usages. The neighboring Chapters
and LODGES, together with all others connected
with tho craft ar, respectfully invited to attend
and unite in The Festivities and solenaities Of
the day. The procession will form and the GER
emonies commence at II O'Clock, A, NJ. Suita-
HE accommodations viii be provided icr Ladies.
Tickets nay bt had at the bar of Nikinsonville
Hotel Pricoone dollar for gentlemen, and fs-
" cents for l;dies.
Per order # the Committeoof Arrangements.
THOMAS IIARBACH
Sirttnn. Line 2. 1923
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EVOR pleasantness, safety, expedition,
n ease and certainty,is infinitely superior 10
any other for the cure Of that most tormentine
disorder. II directions are strictly followed and
no cure elected, no pay WILDE demanded. Price
33 cents per box
ALso,--CLGY'.S STOMACH BIT TERS.
WILDE found, in all cases ofthc following descrin
ton, TO give relief:-Nausea, Vomiting, Heart.
burn, Costiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pair
in the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness at the
toms OF Flatulence and Indigestion. They are
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
for family use One box makes quart of strong
tincture, Price 25 cents per box 20
Also, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tsoth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
Sold by DIR. Robinson, and by James CroAr 8,
Co. Worcester--iT. Mcfarland, Leiccster--
Spear, Charlton--A. Sigourncy, Samuel Slater.
Oxiord-andin some store in almost every town
IN the New England states. eoiy Nov n
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.Nnti0nnL .4anipPrSGi,l,.

YESHE Anniversary of our National Indepen-
& dence will be celebrated in Southbridge in
the usual manner. Grafton by Doct. SAMUEL
HARTwELL. The procession will be formed at
Healy's Hotel, precisely at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
All, in this and the neighboring towns, who feel
aninterest in the observance Of the day, are res
pectfuEy invited to join in the festivities Of the
occasion. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
lady, 81; single tickets, rs cents--to be had at
Mr.. Healy's. JAMES WOLCOTT, ia,
Chairman Of Coamittcs Of .2rrange en- is.
Southbridge June 4
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WoolIen 1lanwactory .fF05' Sale.

YEyHE subscriber offers his establishment in
u. Leicester for sale, which consists of a
WooIlen Mandatory, Dye House, and Dwell
ling House. II is situated upon the south side
of the great Post Road leading through Leices--
ter. upon the Kettle Brook, about one mile and
a half from the Meeting House in said town, and
FIVE miles from Worcester. The water privilege
upon which said Factory is situate, is sufficient
for carrying on the business of manufacturing,
and has been occupied as such for about i4years
TIE Machinery of the Factory will also be sold
at the same time, which consists of two double
Carding Machines, and all other Machinery in
proportion, necessary for the business, and IS
mostly new and in good condition
As the subscriber proposes to change his bust
ness, the above will be sold on very reasonable
terms, both as to price and time Of payment,
~ For particulars, inquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. SAMUEL WATSON.
Leicester, June 4. If
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MASONIC NOTICE.

q EICLSTER and MERIDIAN Sun LoDaEs,
4 A in conjunction, will celebrate the Nativity
of St john the Baptist, on TUESDAY, the 24th
instant at Spencer. An Address will be deliv-
cred BY Brether Ira BARroN of Oxford. Ladies'
and Gentlemen viii be entertained by Brother
.Tohn NJ Smith. The procession win form at
his Inn at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Brethren OF the
Masonic Family, generally, are requested TO
attend.
ISAAC SOUTHGATE.
Innn A L kS2S
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MASONIC NOTICE.

YHyHE Members and Brethren of AURORA
Lopez, with such other Lodges and Chap
tiers as have been invited to unite with them,)
will celebrate the anniversary OF st. john the
Rant;st. on TUESD.4Y, the 24th inst, at Leo
minister. The Brethren viii assemble at Free
Mason's Hall, at s o'clock, A. NJ The exeTcis-
es will commence in the Meeting House precise,
IL at ii o'clock An Address will be delivered
b. Brother JAMES G.. CARTER, of Lancaster
Entertainment for the Brethren and Ladies
viii be provided by Capt. E. Balch. Tickets to
be had At the bar.
The Masonic Fraternity and Clergymen gen.
orally are respectfully invited TO unite with Us
in the festivities of the day.
BY order of the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements
GEORGE II. HILLS,
Secretary Of .7arorc Lodge,
Innminstnr Jnne 2, ISIS.