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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08

The Article of Coal is becoming 30 ple,.tifuI and
cheap. that in spite Of all you and your natjutors
can do, the same effect will follow that has happened
in Observation-Disclosures will force their way in
derision Of all your hostility and while this article
will render Pennsylvania great manufacturing
State-she will have the envied prominence of be-
ing the nursery of American seamen. 1t is suppos-
ed 100000 tons of Coal will come to market this
season. 1t took 40 vessels to carry 1900 tons
coastwse and it will therefore take $50 of the same
size to transport these, and more than 1000 sailors.
When the supply increases to ,000,0 of tons, for
ty thousand seamen in this branch of Industry will
lind employment and Pennsylvania will receive
from four TO eight millions of dollars and if the
march Of improvement and Internal communication
are not checked cut up by the present unnatural
support her members of Congress and those from
New York are lending to the Southern Combina-
ton. she must stand on par with England, both in
point of enterprise and in point Of manufacturing
industry.
Pray Sir, Virginia, as she is protected in her To-
bacco by duty of more than so per cent. in her
Snuffby duty entirely prohibitory, and in her Cot
tom. Of which she is beginning to produce a great
deal SO per cent. would ask you, if this Southron
is to be reckoned one of the privileged class The
same of North and South Carolina and Mississippi
and Louisiana-tbey are all equally protected-and
so they ought to be. You Sir, are answerable fol
great deal in thus disseminating the brands Of dis
cord but as you could not get an office from the
present corrupt Administration, and as you are re
solved to have one, per as ait neas, why you arela
boring in your vocation.
MANY MANUFACTURERS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08
Securing and CO\ouring.

This is to inform the Public in general that the
Subscriber scours and colors Cottons, Linens,
Woolens and Silks in the neatest manner, on as
reasonable terms as can be afforded and with as
much despatch as any other establishment in the
Borough Of Wilmington. He carries or business at
the house formerly occupied by finn Han''''on de-
ceased. in Queen street, few doors Eas of Mar
ket street. near the Second Presbyterian Meeting
House. Those favoring him with their work may
depend on having it well done. ,a,rx
HERMAN LITTLE.
April 9TH, 1928. lOl-4t
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ITO Rent.

,A".d possession given immediately.'a comfortable
fSS555E5a Two Story Brick DIV ling house; former
~. ly occupied by the Subscriber, but now IN
the tenure of Mr.. M'Cease situated in French be-
tween end and Sd streets; having two convenient
rooms and Kitchen, the first floor, and three bed
chambers above. with good cellar underneath the
whole; with an excellent garden attached thereto.
ALSO,
Two Story Frame Dwelling, adjoining said pro-
perty with good garden. Inquire Of
I'm. H. NoE or JOHN NORRIS, Kennel.
April, 4th, 1928. 1o1-4t
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RengOvNL.

THE Subscriber having lately removed to Ches-
ter county, intends, with the assistance OF Mr. Dns-
more, to open his Academy again, on the Gath Inst
a. place called MOSCOW, twenty miles below
the city of Lancaster. on the main turnpike road
leading from Philadelphia to Lancaster. Parents
who wish tn nut their sons under his care, can by
making inquiry easily find the place Of his residence,
since his removal. Boarding and Tuition will be at
tbe former rates. FRANCIS A. LATTA.
Anr;l 7th 1929 1O1--law4t.
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Bank Of Smyrna.
APRTT, q. 1923

The Stockholders in this Institution are hereby
notified that an annual Election for Nine Directors,
will be held at the Banking house on Thursday the
LIST of May, between the hours of 10 and o'clock.
By order: S. II. HUDSON, Cash'r.
The Stockholders of the Commercial Bank of
Delaware are hereby notified, thar meeting will be
held at the Bank Of Smyrna. on Thursday the LIST
May, between and O'Clock P. NJ to elect seven
directors, and to adopt such measures may be re-
qusite to close, finally, the concerns Of said Com
mercial Bank. By order:
S.. H. HUDSON, Cash'r.
Smyrna April 4, 1923. i0l-4t.
H. The Editor ofthe Del Gazette, is requested
to give the above insertions aud present his bill to
the advertiser.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08

A Jackson-man from Sussex arrived in Smyrna
last night, who was asked by of his own party,
whether they would stand any chance OF Sussex next
fall-His answer was---''I must say think not-but
do not believe the Adams majority will be increas-
ed" Last year it was 355--but to oppose the
opinion othis Jackson man, have this moment seen
a communication from gentleman of the first char.
ac,er in Sussex 10 his friend estimating Mr. Adams
majority in that County at 75O
The good ship {" Administration will be moor
ed in gallant style on the 9TH of October next IN
the harbor of public safety Stand by above there
to catch the rope! SIGN fooA.
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SUSSEX COUNTY MEETING.

The friends OF the Administration of the General Gov
eminent are requested meet at George Town, til,
18th day of April nextbeing Tuesday the second day
the Court of Common Pleason business of importance.
Sussex County, Del.
March 20th 1928.
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Mr.. Editor

By the last mail, Mr.. Senator Ridg-
ley sent franked, TO Dover, thrty-six Duff Green's
Teegrapbs Who pays for the papers, and how
does the honorable Senator employ the rest of his
time after the days ranking is over?
Paul Pry.
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FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.


No. |.
Mr.. EpIToR, :,
The motive Many Manufactures
had in view. when he propounded the queries ne
put to Col. Clement, whether he was IA friend TO
manufactures and internal improvements, &c. have
been completely answered: The Colonel has thrown
of the mask, and now has the enOaed Pre-en'mence
Of being the first Editor, who under the disguise OF
advocating the cause OF the Middle and Eastern and
Western States, is endeavoring to hold them up as
scare crozus, to subserve the domineering asprans
Of Southern supremacy, who would break aown the
Tree labor of these States, and render them humoly
dependant on their good will apd pleasure, as they
do their AFFECT black slaves-by trying to divide them'
under the garb of being solicitous that more ex-
tended and judicious tariff, should be enacted than
has been asked for by the manuacturers--b this
subterfuge, COL will not answer your purpose, the
eloven foot appears however disguised, and instead
o. throwing the apple ofdscord among them, the
supporters of the internal and leading interests OF
me- tree states well know, that united they stand
a'y'ded they must fall.
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From the Richmond Wh,g, April Q.


The following note was drawn from Judge Mar
shall, by the article extracted from the Mary Ian
der, in the Wing of Saturday-It will be seen that
while the Chief Justice discams the remark, "that
he should consider the election OF Gen. Jackson as
virtual dissolution of the Union," he likewise
treats with contempt, the charge OF corruption pre-
ierred against the President and Secretary of State.
The testimony of such man, is worth whole vol
umes of argument and weighs down the clamor OF
ten thousand such as Kremer, lngham, and Co.
March 80, 1928.
SIR perceive in your paper OF to-day quota
ton from the Marylander, of certain expressions
ascribed to me respecting the pending election for
the Presidency of the United States, which think
it nv duty to disavow. Holdingthe situation | do
under the COVE rnment of the Uhited States, have
thought it right to abstain from any public decara-
tons on the election; and were it otherwise, l
should abstain from conviction that my opinions
would have no weight.
ADMIT HAVING SAID in private that though
had not voted since the establishment of the gene
raj ticket system, and had believed that never
should vote during its continuance, might proba-
bly, depart from my resolution in this instance,
FROM THE STRONG SENSE FELT OF THE
INJUSTICE OF THE CHARGE OF CORRUP-
TON AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AND SEC
|RETARY OF STATE. never did use the 9TH
er expressions ascribed to me.
request you to say that you are authorised to
declare that the Mary lander has been misintormed.
Very respectfully, your ob't.
J. MARSHALL.
JOHN H. PLEAsANTs, ESQ.
Eeesn-
c. The inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicini-
ty are invited to attend the annual meeting OF the
Female Bible Society, ON Thursday evening, at /
past O'Clock, in the end Presbyterian Church ;
where addresses will be delivered by the Rev. f.
W. Gilbert, and others.
April 7, 1928.
~. Atan adjourned meeting of the Directors Of the
ATHENEUM, il was on motion,
Resolved, That the Rooms Of the Atheneum be
opened for the use of the Stockholders on, and after
the 9TH inst and that they continue open for the
reception of visitors, introduced by members, until
Saturday the 18th inst. entrance from Shipey
Street) Extract from the minutes. .aprH 5th.
SAMUEL S. GRUBB, Sec'y.
On Thursday evening the Sd inst. by the Rev'd
S. H. WoolfDrd, Mr.. JAMES JONES to Mrs.
JANE BENNETT both of New Castle G ounty,
Del.
"Two kindred souls alone must meet,
IT'S Friendship makes the bondage sweet,
And feeds their mutual loves
Bright Venus on her rolling throne
Is drawn by gentlest birds alone,
And Cupiu Jokes the Doves"
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April 9TH, 1928.
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office at Summit Bridge
April LIST, 1928.
John G. Anderson Patrick Irwin
lain Burton Thomas kirdion
Stenhhn Biddle Samuel Lacompt, 8
Aaron Barnet Araminta Auin
Thomas Burns Jeremiah Lechman
Edward Burns Mr.. Mn'iisan
Joshua CLAYTON Patrick Martin
Thomas Curley James M'Hugh
Philip Cleary Edward M, w ade
Alexander Golfer Phebe Mirkiam
Simon Dryer James Mart'n
lawrence Dolan, Roderick M'Casey
John Eaean Andrew Martin
Thomas Flanagan James Mosln
John Facany caroline M'Mulln
Mrs Fox Thomas Murphey
Peter Farral John III Court
James Fields Robert r. Osmon
George Grady John d Carthy
BENJAMIN w Harris, esq. Margaret Price
RS. Phebe Hear George Farmer, Esq.
Mary Hagerty Samuel Rothwell
Thomas Heden Samuel Robertson
Benjamin Hugo WIN Ryan
Thomas Hare Ann Williams
Charles Haughey, Esq. Ashol d: Stewart
at JOHN CLEMENT, P. M.
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For the Dela,Care Journal
Mr.. Editor,
| send you, by this mail, statement Of
the maorites for Adams in the different hundreds OF
Kent County for last year, with an account OF me
vote as we now believe it to be, carefully collected
from the best information which the most intelligent
gentlemen Gin give on the subject.
Administration majority in 1927,
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re Of military exploits but, hthis country, that
lass was not sufficient.
twas known that certain party prejudices, in
Herept sections of the Union, were still too pow
srlu to be combated by fact, argument, or the high
est testimonies in favor of the President and Secre
tary but these were not sufficient.
All these, and other circumstances combined,
would not avail them and still they deemed life
and promotion as nearly synonymous.
IA an AMIGA spes--an ultima ratio--the only hope
the last resort--t was imagined that some bold
charge Of corruption Nigh be impressed upona sut-
hcient portion of the community which, united to
the other classes, might possibly amount to a bare
majority. The charges were made, and reiterated,
and circulated far and near Many well mean
inc man was influenced by them, and, as yet, has
never seen The powerful proofs OF their talsty
,rhev are not even sensible that all the aspcrity of
faplinp. and the unprecedented state of things in
our country, originated in the unhaowed ambition
ola few aspiring politicians. They are almost rea-
DIV to believe that there really exists some wonder
f grievance, and that the statesmen, at the head Of
ar affairs are not entitled to that reputation which
their lives their acts, and the testimony OF our best
men have so fully established. They are not aware
that these politicians are using them merely to pro-
mote their own personal views, under the speciou:
garb Of love--pure, disnterested love-Eor the peo
pie.
But the hopes of the master spirits are now dimin
ishng and fthe light of truth could shed its rays
upon those who stray in darkness and in error, thu
triumph of the friends Of good government would b'
much more signal. instructive, and disastrous tt
the real authors of the dscord and anmosity which
now afnct our otherwise happy land.
"The screws have, by no means, effected
the Prostitute inducing him to imagine that Johl
NJ. Clayton, Esq. was the author of hener, and tn
Senior Publisher of this paper is guilty of pro
fanity,' because as how the printers in the office
put the word deva in type according to the copy pu
into their hands by the Editor !! The first is onl
a small mistake, and the second merely littl
sheer nonsense (; two articles in which the Gazett
Enthusiastically abounds
The Delaware COPPER and fellow laborer OF 81
phen Simpson and Duff Green, brazenly pretends
lament the condition. of the Press
CORRESPONDENTS.
Several communications unavodaby postponed
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08

GRAND CONSOLIDATED WASHINGTON
CITY. LOTTERY
5th Glass, draws on TO MORROW 9th Of April.
SCHEME. vg
prize of $4,000 of 5000. 1 of $500, OF
24o5, S of 1000. of 500, 10 $50, 10 of 200, 90
of $50, 80 of 100. 81 of 80, 81 OF 60, 81 of so, 81
of 40, 81 of 80, 1873 of 90, 1923 of 10, and HAYS
of dollars.
Tickets SIS, Halves SO, Quarters 25. Eghths q;
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Draws on Wednesday, 10th April.
SCHElfE.
prize of 8OOO of 1000, of $500, of $780,
Ia of 1000, a of 500, of $50. &c. &C..
Tickets IS, Halves So so, Quarters 81 %.
lEighths 63.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Several communications unavoidably postponed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30
TuIs aA1RTT@o
MARTINsBURG, oerosrn 80, 1923.

The editor of the Martinsburg Gazette
acknowledges the timely recent of a
letter from the editor Of the Scioto
Gazette-of which the following is a
copy:
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A neighbour Giving IN "Blus Lion
Square of "fhs Gentleman Commission
sr" who so anxiously aspires to the lead
ersbip Of the Jackson party in Berkeley.
is desirous Of knowing under what head
Of that Gentleman's Political system, be
may be permitted 10 arrange the state.
ment made BY him few days since, flor
the purpose of deceiving and leading e.
stray, an honest coubtryman, friend
to the Administration, THAT John GUM
ey .4dsms had since he's elevation 10 the
Presidency, made use Of Eight Millions
Of The contingent fund If the government,
'cifhout rendering any account of it,n
whether under the head of "ignoranf
imPadsnes," or "dOrnrighi bard lyingip
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- UBLlC SALE.--Wii be sold. by public
4 auction, at the late residence, OF Emonusl
Etersoie, deceased, at Little Georgetown, nine
miles from Marinsburg, and three from Har-
lan's Spring, in Berkeley county, on Tuesday.
me 1874 Of November near, all Of the personal
property belonging to SAID deceased, consisting
OF valuable Work Horses. Brood Mares and
Colts, Horned Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Farm
ing Utensils OF all kinds. such az Ploughs, Har ].
rows, Wagons, Cart, Horse Gears, Wheat Fan,
sc. 6raIn in the ground, Wheat, Rye, and Corn
10y the bushel; Hay by the ton or load; House.
hoid ADD Kitchen Furniture of all kinds; such
IS good Feather Beds, Bedding, Bodsteads.
Tables, Chairs, Clock and Case, Desk. Bureau.
SC. first rate pair OF Allegany Chopping
stones. together With large number of srticles
not necessary to par,icularise. A reasonable
credit win be given. Sale TO commence at half
past nine O'Clock, A. M. and due attendance
given by the Subscriber.
1T the sauna lime and place,
Will be hired for one year, SIX NEGROES
all good work hands. Also will be rented, tho
FARM on which the deceased Ived--lkewisc.
the Merchant and Saw Mills. This is desirable
property tor any person wishing TO rent.
DANIEL MiUDLEKAUFF, Executor.
Oct 23--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-30
The fate Of Internal Improvement

The fate Of Internal Improvements
in this country, it is generally believed
now, will entirely depend upon the sue.
cess Of Mr.. Adams's electors. If he
succeeds, of which there is moi a ratio
nal doubt. those great works begun as
well as those contemplated to be com.
menced in the regular order of time,
will all be prosecuted to completion
Should General Jackson be elected, il
is general conceded that the whole sys-
tenn will be suspended. The friends Of
these great measures should recolleci
this when they go to the polls to vote
at the approaching election, and act a:
become men who look with single eye
to the good of the country.
A correspondent of the Baltimore
Chronicle recommends Colonel Thoma
Emory, of Queen Anne, as Governor
Kent's successor
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The partnership hereto

NOTiCE.-The partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm OF DAWSON
and sEiBEkf, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted by either bond.
note, or book account, are notified to make
immediate payment, as no indulgence can or
viii be given. JOHN DAWSON,
Oct 20 JACOB +. SElBERTL
liz subscriber will continue 10 carry 90 the
4 Tanning business 10 its various branches.
at the Old Stand in Isucklestown, where he will
be prepared to furnish ell who may want Lea.
Their, upon giving him call.
JACOB F. sEIBERT-
Bucklestown, Oct 23--3t
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EbUBLIC SALE.-Will be cold. by

IL public vendue, at the present residence OF
the subscriber, two miles from Shepherdstown.
on the road leading from thence to Brien's Iron
Works, (on capt. Reynolds land) on 11ursday,
ne iSfh Of Neuent5er nerf, Horse, one Cow.
Household and Kitchen Furniture of various
descriptions, such as good Feather Beds, Be d.
ding, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Buresu, aud
Book case; Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Pans, SC. =
set Of Joiner's Tools, Turning Lathe, o Six.
plate Stove and Pipe; number Of Tight Bar.
rels, some OF them ron.tound; 1900 feet Of
fest rate seasoned Walnut Plank, and Cherry
Scant''ng sawed six years; together with
number ct articles. not necessary to particu-
larise. Six months credit will be given the pur-
chaser. on sll sums over three dollars. upon
giving bond With approved security; under that
SUN. cash Sale to begin early in the day.
Oct 23--ts JACOB HOKE.
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A Frseholder Of Berkeley.
Isaac b. Desha.-Extract of letter from
Thomas NJ. Duke, Esquire, formerly OF Wash

ington, Ky aud now a resident in Texas.
San Felipe de Austin, Jsiy "a. 1873
"Tsaac B. Desba, who was SO long confined IN
Kentucky for the murder of Baker, is now con.
fined in this place on charge of the same kind;
the circumstances are these-Last April, Deshs
arrived here on board the schooner Rights 81
Man, from New Orleans, in company with a
man by the name Of Thomas or John Early, OF
Brown &C unty, Ohio, who visited the country
for the purpose of removing his family mere
Deshs passed by the name OF John Parker;
they arrived in this town early in May, and re-
NAMED only few days here, and left thus tor
San ANTONIO. When they left here. besha WIN
out funds, and Early had pretty sum with
him. Deshs arrived in San Antonio without
Early, and spent money freely. On his return &c
this place had him arrested, and have sent Out
men to day to examine for the body OF T.. Inc
evidence that have been able TO collect, asyet
is very strong against him, and am very mucu
| afraid that be has murdered bis companion =
Yesterday he confessed to me, that he was isaac
b. Deshs; but moi until he had been identneo
by gentleman in this county. was ss'lsled u
| my own mind that he was Deshs from Instantly
| resemblance, and his breathing througha sIiVel
tpbe."-lKen' Reporter.
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TRUST SIZE or PERSONAL Pro.


10y virtue Of deed of trust from william A.
Porterhcld to the undersigned. for the benefit Of
George Tabn, ir. bearing date on the f2th day
OF March, 1927. and duly recorded in the Coun.
y Court OF Berkeley, will proceed to sell &C
The house OF the said William A. porterheld, on
Ihersdga, sie i5ih day Of Asrember ncrf for
cash, The following property, TO wit; One fe.
male negro slave, ualned Charlotte, sged about
IL years; three Beds and Bedding, one sccre-
tary, and une sorre Horse, saddle and bride. or
so much Of said property as may be necessary
10 discharge the balance due on said debt, to0e-
Their with expenses of recording said trust, and
carrying the same into effect. Sale to com.
mcnce at 10 O'Clock.
sEaMANs GARRARD. Trustee.
DC. CSSt