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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-13

We assure the Editors of the Baltimore Morning Chronicle
mar the paragraph OF which they complain
hctIDE-hu what the mistake our parer
an we are unable 10 eIpiain-A is certainly
mold uien NJ as libeers. for character which
free TO confess they far from The suit
question has hsen brought by Ms. Woods Editor the
tOe hePuhiIcsn not against the Editors of the baltimore
Morning Chronicle but the albany Morning Chronicle,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-13

II We understand that Gen. Scott has not ask
ed Tor The arrest OF Gen. Macomb but, that i'm
medatcly after Gen. Ms General Orders were is
sued Gen. :. addressed letter 10 the President of
the u States, requesting either board of Officers
TO be called to settle the question of breyet rank
or Court Martial 10 enquire into his own conduct.
The President had not returned answer, by the
last accounts.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
10, EIyIgy ss1GATIcWS. II
rop TIE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

Tho first number of the Delaware Patriot and
American Wa,chman has made its appearance. Inc
first Editorial article deserves, and snail nave 4
8. nass;r,p remark" The COLONEL sets OUT I'D
fine stiie. ..Ihe democratic REPUBLICANS OF tnis
State fsavs the ColoneD who devoted to the de-
fence IF Public Rights. have long wanted a paper
Of th,ir own, | would ask, with due Difference
10 the nobe Editor whether there are any RepM.
i;cans. who arc not devoted to public Rlshts-and
II hr arc such in this State, whether he 49, or is
not at the head Of them.
Ihave no objection 70 the name OF re"erut 10
,,bEco >, bpi IN, who talks as loud as the Colonel
Of Democratic Republicans, shouid hrst satls,y .'e
public, whether4he legltamacy belongs 10 'he De'o-
cratic or Federal Republican party "hether he, g.
while living in Jersey was not s"onSly a',sI"eu ~
the former but, when he crossed ,he De'a"e.e
river and found that the latter had large nalc'
in New Castle County, came OUT III iaSou' y: ..e
latter2 Monstrous stream OF halt me III "u'" ,.'
to have this strange effect on the Colones P0i'eos
have ALWAYS belonged to the Democrauc itepuo
lican narty. and must confess should IKE 10 SCI
that party prosper; and if we as democrats mus
sshaye naper Of our own to : advocate OUR can
didatc for the presidency"- to g promuisate ou,
will faithfully-to assert OUR rights, anu ma'h'a'
OUR sovereignty," would like to see II cohauc!e
by man belonging to OUR party. ana possess'n
our principles, from conviction OF thelr Tu'h an
excellence. and not from sinister motives, or d "
sire to gain popularity. Truth and honesty shoul
he the governing principles OF every man, anu hoi
thew are that OF the Colonel, but should ike TO
satisfied with regard to the above questions ana ht'
The Colonel may expect my public attention wHe
ever necessary. CAA>DADoo
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
For the Deia1pare Journal.
COLONEL BURrON'S LIE TIER.

It has been hned that some uniarness was used
in obtaining from Col Burton an avowa OF his po-
ltical sentiments and again it is pretended, to De
uaSnnns;he individual have the hardihood under his
own proper signature to sentiment so dlshoh-
orable, as well to Col Burton himself, as to those
gentlemen who were engaged in obtaining that let
ferp For the satisfaction of those 'corhy gentle
men who, for party purposes afec' to d'soeaeve s
the authenticity Of that letter, we would observe
that it was not written in Dover, IS is basely hnted'
but appears in the proper hand writing Of Col Bur-
tom and has been subsequently published by his ex
nress permission. The difficulty which the Jack
sonians experience in explaining away this letter, i
betrays their conviction Of the awkwardness OF the'
situation. 1t is not ungratfying to find that those
three notable worthless from Sussex are sustained
and applauded by certain redoubtabe men-as i
@oes to prove the truth of the assertion, that tn
worst Of men, and the basest of actions. ma.
always find their advocates among men OF tn
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
'Yhe
The
Delaware Weekly ADVERTISER

AND FARMERS JOURNAL,
Published every Thursday, at Wilmington is devo-
ted to General Science, Literature, Mechanics yNam"
factures, agriculture, Political Economy and Cur
rent .Neys. The Advertiser is not party paper
but standing aoof from the vortex of political con-
troversy it gives from time to time bref ABSTRACT
of the most important events which may iransplre
relative to the great question of the day-particu-
larly the result of elections in the different States.
The Agricultural depa tment of the paper con-
tains large portion Of the best selections OF ar
ticles treating upon the various branches OF ius-
bandry adapted to the climate with the most approx
ed manner of treating diseases peculiar to horses'
cows, sheep, hogs, &c.
In brief notice, it cannot be expected that we
should attempt to set forth the advantages to be de-
rived by those, particularly who reside in the coun
TRY. from paper conducted on the above plan
they are too obvious to require naming; and we
therefore embrace the present as fit opportunity 70
invite the attention of the public to the 4dver'aser
and Farmers Journal, hoping they will ind 1t "a a
cheap and interesting paper, well calculated to edi-
fy the reader as well as to enliven and cheer the
i tedious hours of winters evening.
| All orders from distance, addressed to the
Publisher, and enclosing 81 will ensure one years
subscription. w. A. MENDES f1Ahh'
January 10 1899.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22

same character. But for the sake Of frutl, It. IS
to be regretted that virtue should have been diss
regarded--and the dignity and sanctisy o. me no
ly writings prostituted, in applaud'ng principles
which 60 to sap the foundation OF SOCIAL sdc'efy
Notwithstanding such AN indefenslbe derehctIoh
from duty-itis cause Of feIcitatinn to the people
at large, that they will suffer but little. and that
those delinquents have not been permitted to enJoy
their unhalOwed hne. Indeed it is fortunate for
them. that they have been prevented from receiving
what must be looked upon as the Devils money,
and which, consequently, would never have prosper
led in their hands.
BY the proceedings of the Hor7e Of Representa-
tives it appears that the adjournment sine die took
place on the motion of Col. John Tennent-an Ad-
ministration gentleman. This, is it should be
the friends OF he Admi istration finding it mpossl.
bic to organize House, to the resolution. u
they could not benefit the people by their deibera-
tions they. at least, would not consent to waste
time and money, and therefore adjourned. BY this
course the friends Of the Administration, in the
House OF Representatives. have saved to the people
four thousand dollars at least-and have further,
prevented the necessity evying State tax. The
people can see who are their real friends. II
is true the people had justly expected an electoral
aw--and general system Of ofeducation-these ben
eits, the friends Of the Administration anxious
70 extend to the people. and were only prevented by
hr obstnacy of the Jackson party in refusing to or
Sanize so that while the credit arising from these
,aiutary provisions attaches itself to the Admins
ration party in this State the odium Of preventing
their enactment rests solely upon the Jackson party
hat odiumis attemp ed to be evaded by pretend
ing that the jackson party offered compromise b.
giving Speaker for Clerk. 1t is confidently as
serted that no such proposition was made though
confidently believed that the friends of the Ad
ninistraton (had they been so inclined) could hav
secured any man as Speaker, provided they had P pa
ced the Clerkship at the will Of Czar Peter. Thi
the Cerkship-it is suspected, was the cause u
. mos, of the difficulties under which the friends I,
the Administration abored--t was matter of par
amount consideration to the great kaoaon mot un
known. for alas ! he is but too well known he anS
iously desiring it for his-we will not now say what
Shall the people be delayed their rights, and tn
State burdened with one thousand dollars expens
or squabble about the ClerkshipP
Jan. IA. 1928. CATO
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
From tie Richmond Wig, Jan. 19.

/ Manufariurers' BiA.--After i debate OF sever,
days, the House of Delegates on 4 Inursliay. pas {
the bill incorporating the Rappahannock Manuiee,
turing Company, by the triumphant majority OF iiS
to 79-in opinion, the most important vote g'y-
en- by the Legislature Of Virginia for many years.
1t is the opinion of the popular branch OF the 'e-
gisIature made up and expressed after mature con-
,iderationand argument, that it is the policy and
interest of Virginia to embark in Manufactures.
We consider this bill an indirect sanction OF a
protecting Tariff--for the House Of Delegates IS
not to learn, that if Virginia engages in nanufac-
lures. Protecting Tariff is necessary toherin COM
mon with other Manufacturing States. All the ar
gumeuts against tine tariff itself, was used upon this
occasion by the opponents of the bill and all the
denunciations against it repeated. But the spell ls
broken. ,.u
Various attempts were made to amend the bill,
nv subicctinp the company's charter TO the future
CONTROL and its concerns to the future insPecoh o'
the Legislature, and to subject individual stoeknolo.
ali failed and the bill passed with the single restrc-
ton of limiting the charter to twenty years.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
For Sale,

NINE and quarter acres of Land, fronting on
Pasture Street. and joining lands of the U. States
Stephen Hayes and others. on the North and East East
and otherwise bounded by lands Of Frederick schra-
der and others. This land is divided into lots, all
well set with grass through of the lots passes
la run of water from never failing spring, which IS
rendered accessible from all either of the lots by
la private lane running from Pasture-Street along
1.-The whole extent
ALSO. Two Frame Stables with hay lofts and
carriage houses, in Shipley Street, just above Queen
lStr' ct.
For terms, &c. apply to the Subscriber
THOMAS WARRINGTON.
Wilmington, JAM 21, 1928. 79--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
WILL MILLING a,rgN;
Tut sday, january %, 1928.
CATO

TO Correspondenis.--A Milita MANN our next.
The !. Proceedings of the Episcopal Congrega-
ton of the Borough of Wilmington. ."-together
with those of the "Temperance Society of Dover"
are unavodably deferred until next No.
We cannot publish :. Bob Bang 'ens's'' severe
structures On the conduct of certain Postmaster
in this State. We profess to have no knowledge oi
the matter, and cannot consent to make our paper
the vehicle of such information. If "a printer has
endeavored maciously to pry into anothers abors."
This is not the place to make the charge, especially
unaccompanied with a responsible name.
We tender our sincere thanks to our Advertising
friends for their increased patronage. We also ac-
knowledge obligations to that portion of the Pa
irons of the late WMcltuaan, who have added their
names to subscription list, and confidently hope
the remainder administration men) will follow their
example. The Journal, by its increased patronage,
undoubtedly has become by far the most advanta-
geous paper, for Advertising of any in the State.
We are in possession of sume facts, relating to thu
base charge made against the friends of the Admins
ration respecting commission of Col of Caviar.
being offered to Mr.. Wtbank, with'an intention t
Induce him to act with them which will sho'
that if there any thing like 'bargan and sale
in the business, the Jackson men las usual wer
: to blame, they being the chief actors.
( We also have heard of a man living in ~. Cast
+ County, who has been silly enough, to circulate
: story that he was offered Majors commission @
certain conditions. We beg that gentleman to con
out tairly-truth needs no cover.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
Neap GOOds!!!

THE Subscribers inform their friei DIS and the
Public that they just purchased large assert,
ment of Goods at the most reduced prices and VIII
sell them cheaper than any exhibited in this neigh
borhood before 1t would be useless to mention the
various kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Books, &c. &c. comprised in our new s,ock-We
would rather the Public should call and view i"r
themselves. Our variety, goodness of quality. ana
reduced prices, Hatter with an idea OF being able
to please all those who may favor us with call.
The Publlc's Ob't. Servants,
BRUNSON & BEASTON
N,,n,,,,;t Bridge, Jan. %. 1928. 79-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
From the National Journal, Jan. 19.

In the Senate yesterday the Bill to abolish I'm
prisonment for Debt was finally passed--Ayes 25,
Noes l6-and sent to the other House for concur
renee. The Bill from the House of Representa-
|tives, making appropriations for the support OF
Government for the current year, and the Bill ma
liking appropriations for the payment OF Revoluto-
nary and other pensioners, wele taken up and CON-
mitted.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
Cotton Factory.

WILL positively be sold at public SALE, without re-
serve, on Saturday the 25rd of February at
O'Clock, P. NJ. at the Inn Of Gen.
James Wolf Wilmington. Del.
The fouo,oing described property; viS: a
COTTON FACT DRY, three stories high, c"nta'H-
ing 4sO Spindles and all the necessary preparing
machinery now in active operation one Mansion
House and five tenements (or working peope) all OF
stone, with about seven acres of land it is suppli-
ed by good stream of water. called Mil Greek S
situated in Mill Greek Hundred, Newcastle Coun"
ty, State of Delaware, about miles from Whining
ton, and from tide navigation called - White
locks, or Spring Grove Factory" Any other des-
cription is deemed unnecessary as persons wishing
to purchase. can view it, and obtain any other nor-
nation by calling on either Of the Subscribers resi-
ding in Wilmington. Possession will be gwen on
the 5th March next, and terms Of payment made
easy. JESSE MEMDENnAAA' n ~ .nH
79-ts
CT The u States Gazette. Philadelphia, will n>e TIC
above times week. and the Village Record, Wes' Ches
ter until day of SALE and d their bills TO the jour
nal Office.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
RAIL ROAD.

THE Citizens Of Wilmington and its vicinity, and
others desirous promoting the object, are request
ed to attend public meeting at the Town-Hall, on
Saturday the Goth inst, at o'clock, p. M. to con-
slider the expedepcy and practcability of construct
ing Rail Road from Eikton to the Borough of Viii
|mington.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22

tr An adjourned meeting-of the subscribers to
an .1thenGum, will be held in the long room, at the
Bayard Hotel on Wednesday evening next, at o
clock. Punctual attendance is requested.
~ SAM'L. S. GRUBB, Sec'y
Jan. 2lst, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
A STRAY COLT,

CAME to the Stable of the Subscriber. on We'd
nesday, the 9th Inst. bay Colt. The owner. by
proving property and paying charges. may have 1t
again, on application to
Uil,nin gton, Jan. 90, 1928. 79-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22

Summit Bridge. Jan. %. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-22
roR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

The unjust the unnecessary delay Inom e n
sa % Of the Bill favourable to Domestic INDUSTRY aso'e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
Elorida Luna agency.

TIME subscribers have opened Office in the City
Il of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale OF
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such the peculiar character Of the lands in Flori
ola and their productions, that yet very
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis.
tancesfrom this Territory in relation to their chs.
racter.
Tie subscribers will make the most minute exami.
nations of the public lands now vacant we'll astbose
which may here after be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps Of al the good lands,
and with suchinfomation may be interesting to pur
chasers.
The lands advertised for sale in December next, en-
brace very interesting section of the Territory-be-
ing situated arthest South and East of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; and in
q region Of country admirably adapted tn the growth
of the grand staples Of Terrtory sugar csne and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk.
worm, and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One Of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey Of that country, is well acquainted with most
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsi,ion, either enter
rpurchase lands, and all letters addressed to them,
(post paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFERENCES.
COL JAMES GADsDIE, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col JoBH GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. a. G. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia,
Major BIRD C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg virpiria
JoHs MAcRAE, Esq. Prince William County, Va and
Major W.. r. THORNTON, Alexandra, d. C..
C. BRONAtGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
TalI4hGssee, !y 1871. wls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
More fresh Dry Goods

More fresh Dry Goods
II YLE& DAWSON, have received BY the last arri-
N walls from New York, an additional supply Of sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods consisting part of the fnl
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
Superhne steel mixed and olive do
Blue cassimeres and pelisse cloths
Crimson mOreens
2 cases ladies' bolivars
do white merino long shawls
do scarlet do do do
do square shawls assorted colours
4 bales Sd brown shifting
3 do rs do do
Blue, black gros de nap extra quality,
Coloured do do
Florences assorted colours
Satins do do
case lawns, some extra fine
l do apron checks do do
50 blk and white b0binett lace
large assortment of gimp's and piping cords
a. and Ga checked musins, beautiful goods
a. and 60 null muslns, extra fine
large assortment of swiss muslin capes and co...
lars, needle work
Foundation muslins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buck skn very superior
Blk bobinett lace wells, large size and elegant
rich borders.
Together with their former stock, enables en- to
offer almost every article in their line ofthe latest I'M
poftations. Purchasers invited to call and
inc before they purchase elsewhere, they will find il
to their advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
New Fall Goods

DECEIVED by the last arrivals from New-Yok, q
IL further supply Of q packages seasonable Goods
Also, a case of beautiful Leghorn Bolivar Hats yer!
fine, and most fashionable style.
20 dozen good wool hats will be sold cheap, by
JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
South west corner of King & Fairfax-streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
furniture and Mahogany.

IaMES GREEN-C4BINET MIXER,
uIAs ON hand at his mandatory, on Royastreet, q
few doors south Of King,a general assortment OF
r.sutoNARIE FURNITURE of his own manufac.
Raw of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
Ct Domingo curl and shaded mahoganyin plank and
veneer. "L'o, >, =
CopaI varnish, sacking bottoms Cords &c all OF
punctual customers.
TURNING Of every kindncatty execute dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
CnHee..Sugar etc.
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
HAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
H and the Cambria, at N. York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest for cash.
orapproved notes, on the usual Credit
Cots blankets, 8, 81 and 4point
rose do from 81 to 1874
81 and 90 fushings
Extra superfne black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double miiled drabs
Schoield's aannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and toiie-
nett vestings
"A, 8 4, and So Venetian stair aud passage car.
peting
Shad and herring seine twine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
Patent threads, assorted from No 10 to 80
which with his stock of goods on hand renders his az
sortment pretty general.
nv the ship Boston, expected daily, he will receive
Pine Apple and Double GlosterCHEESE OF FIRST qua
Ito If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
Pork.

90 Bbs. mess pork N.v.yorL c;,v ;nne c,ion
az 10 do prime do
For sale by LINDSAY, HILL GO.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-12
German linens etc.

German Linens etc.
4 4 Bales burlaps assorted
| L do hessians, just received and for sale by
s MESSERsMITH.
Who has in store and offers for sale,
700 packages teas consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes, of various i'm
portstions, and part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from - to 20canns. Of 2 ID, do do
Powchung in chests and haIfchests-
so hhds Muscovado and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbls ipart Of prime quality
Is bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
w. l. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes Of superior quality
Oow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
French madeira do do
B,kers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, sc. &c. nov l9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01
IusIjfn!iou Ti,sy,,i,,ra.

Wilmington Ilen-y Acad. my, the couaty OF
"a school vii! be opene for The ensuing year e2a on
th Flat day of january aud close the of Decenh.r
following with avscsiior Of mnnt The Ietin
Greek aud English Language, will he TAUGHT together wih
Geogrsphy, Astronomy, OF te Globes. and practical C-
omet IN all their various branches Tcrrs uf tuition will d.
Tor classical scholars IS dolls ot E,Slh Grammar
p Geoney aud Atronouy 20 doil for all nirrr m he.
II English education 10 dolls; payable half yearly. Hoard
he ohisined in several respectable The hco
etnyior 20 do'' Tor ,he whole time. WALTER TERRELL.
The Trustee, Of Washington Henry Academy have the sat-
''iaoon 10 inform the public, that the Academy now in
prosperous condition. under the af Mr. Terrell
and lc the attention Of Parents Guardian, 10 thi, In
tuition The w II Academy situated in Che county Of
Hanover within miles of the city Of Richmond in i,sv
AMI oPrlnus ne'glhDucoi fhe Academy is furnished
o"he Niahtmltea' 1n'ifnrnt., Compass &c far practical
surveying. Reuben MEREDITH Pr.t,i,ls,t
o!ihc Board OF Truit~r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

CEN1R-7L GR.a.JlN.qR sCROOL-


E'E SThcribsr, late Principal Of the wyvrn Grammar
2cinU bees leave iu Inform the Patrons ths; etol
ana he f@e generality ta, hschoo charlottesville
ihe course OF insu ot'"n comprnhends the Greek latin
fehoh aud English Lsngnsst sad extensive preparatory
coufse OF Earthquakes. . '
IN" sHHseTibef deems Il unnecessary offer any tcno
na OF the quSihc .tons I Mr. Royal gives .,lr fg
80 aiso aids IN the CIasea, aitmtnr of Mr.
cf'on VINO attends IA School Civ IN the Ere ch
LnSe no'h oi thcse gen,lrmen believed TO iyc rne
SUBTRACTION 10 all who receive The Instructions. Cnnno
IN an me Languages taught the school ofrus an
An is1ar p,t Of the s Of instruction, anl IN t,sohiny
e t MI fetrcn conrefses much IN French with IN.
Eups- int proximity Of the School tine Unv,r,v 81
hSiii' ana TIE e!rsrtare Of The Library which IN.
uaSriher ENJOY ehihies an ,r accommodate tue course ~
sae; a. h sthnoi "a the notifications thai NAV oreso.,
Use p!ace iH that Of the University. The C Cirs
mar school would therefore {, offer veou,I,r c
ter The Chivetsitv. - ~ way 70 s''
fr're OF tuition pcr session 81 Fe months 90 doll, Ycu,,
rreeyinS sitGc;ioss i5cu III. Ferion will be r.
fFtd o. nhy DELI additionally Iioaid hal in ,nv
eP'A'e families IN Charlottesville and viruiy At var
20 riiees "a no instance exceeding DOLLAR per a sot for
a." "u iut dIhns, making al the i-,.f an,,s,
OF lApcudite for session 10 d5s T. tho. not af,,i,
Hi'' efroh 20 dolls rmtunfer. ravsble in aiysnrr
BARTHOLOMEW EGAS.
- 5i--w:iIthJ