Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-06

fsehuhb lS Io.day We uafe oeeh oonbsa
q omit The Reply Of the Central Committee, &C. We
s resume however, and give extracts of the interest
/ @g parts, -
We have Just seen new map OF the State OF
/ New Jersey, by Thomas Gordon. Esq. OF Trenton
Hit upon large scale, Sc inches by 3S, and 5
! niles to the inch: the paper was made at Messrs
#Gilpn's works, near here: the engraving is by
Mr.. Tanner assisted by Messrs. Dawson and Al
len Of Philadelphia, in their best manner, and the
composition Of the map reflects the highest credit
on the abilities Of Mr.. Gordon, its author. 1t
contains neat delneation Of the coasts, inlets.
streams mountains, counties, towns and roads OF
New Jersey, with valuable notations of its pro-
ected improvements, minerals. manufactures and
other important objects, on which account it will
rank among the most valuable OF those State
Maps which are now publishing through the Uni
nn: but it is particularly valuable to this State
from its containing a considerable portion Of it,
and Of the adjoining parts Of Pennsylvania. The
draft Of Delaware bay and river exhibits them in
new form, which we believe is the result of ma
hy surveys and great pains taken on the subject
by MIR, Gordon. Altogether the Mapis we'll wor-
Ply the attention of those who wish to attain or
disseminate useful Typographical information. A
gentleman who has obtained copy, impressed
with this fact, aud that those who labor usefully
for the public should receive the encouragement
they merit, has placed it for inspection for few
pays in the Book Store of Messrs. Wison--and
we have no doubt but subscriptions or orders for
the Map will be duly attended to.
The recent examinations Of the expenditures of the
Pate Department, and the discovery ofthe nroads made up
tho contingent fund.- render it necessary 10 be cautious
The distribution of cash. All the printers can't get paie
usual, and therefore the legal crumbs must be fed ou
as 10 effect the most paper msnamed 1--WE INC
People, printed at Washington has got into passion be
0 the laws published in this paper side by side,
th,he Reply Of the central committee TO Mr.. Csys pam
he, and says:
The American Watchman Of Wilmington, Delaware
AVERY willingly pockets few hundreds for publishing
e laws ct the U. $. under commission from MT. C'ay
eagerly employed in pronulgating the address OF tn
constituted jackson Committee of this City, repete will
e West venom and slanders the characters OF the us
s'shed public men who compose the present txeeu'lv
vSernment. Mr.. Clay has certainly more torbeaIanc
n his opponents give him credit for, 10 permit the OF
ca acts Of government to be placed side by side, VIII
eh i'beous ,rashwhch IS intended to destroy the re
laton OF the Executive. 1t is not too late toapay
kemedy No middle course will answer in these times
nc Jackson have the example and are lusli
aahng OUT" draw the line'' To which respon
log."
we will inform the editor, and through him his masters
A' The authority to publish the laws in this paper wa
ven to the late editors who true administration men
when the establishment, transferred to us, one
conditions Of tha, transfer was, that the laws stoul
published heretofore, and they receive the pay.
all TIE money goes into the hands Of true friends as
y When this arrangement was making, we said to tn
EDITORS that the authority which they had receive
'A Mr. Clay to publish the laws must be returned TO hin