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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
SHAwNrETowN, (Il.) April rs.


The OhioThe stretch of the Ohio, the right bank of
which this situated is twelve fifteen miles in length,
and this stage of water very imposing spectacle But
what adds interest TO just 10 the business view pre-
sents the continual passage of flat boats and steamboats,
and occasionally, if remind of the days that gone,
Keel drags her slow length along On Sunday morning last
the in front of the was literally covered @ fat
boats there being forty-two in the squadron From Friday
Tuesday morning last hundred and thirty se passed
during the day time, and ii is quite probable many
passed during the night me fair weather. and such we
then had with moonlight night preferred for floating There
few of these boats short of fifty feet length and
fourteen to sixteen feet in breadth
-~s9s"
GEN. LAFAYETTE,-A letter received by the
Seoctmen of this town on Thursday, from the agent
of Gen. Lafayette, in New York, mentioning the
ceipt of an order for hogshead Of earth from Bun
Eer Hill Battle Ground, to be placed the BABY of
Lafayette at his deceaSe. 1t is to be accompanied
by certificate, to be signed by three of the oldest
veteran soldiers in the town, and shipped to Havre
from New York or Boston.
A reply has been forwarded to the agent, that the
request will be implicitly complied with by the author
tiles of this town. The earth will be taken from
near the spot where Gen. Warren fell and the earth
that drank the blood of Warren will surround the boz
dy of Lafayette
1t has been thought that Gen. Lafayette, whose
fondness for his adopted country is apparent in every
and every wish of his heart would return and end
his days with This question seems to be deter
mined by the above circumstance
Bunker-I1i Aurora.
-#sGs~-
Rochester IN " Telegraph
Last week. while fishermen were engaged in
sweeping the mouth of Irondequoit Bay with seine,
they drew in, with quantity ofish, an Dramatically
sealed jar enclosed in several tared envelopes of
of
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
Men York, Maq 10.


SUNDAY School UNroN.-The thrtieth anniversa-
ry of the New York Sunday School Union was cele-
brated yesterday. The weather fine and clear at
the hour of assembling and the different schools
poured down the great of the city TO the Cas-
tie Garden, in their best attire and with healthy and
erful faces exhibited beautiful sight. Each was
preceded by its male and female teachers, with an APP
propriate banner AT 3 O'Clock the of the gar
den was filled and Of the schools could not be
admitted for want of room. The number of specta-
tors great in proportion. 1t has been computed
that at the last anniversary 10000 children and 5000
spectators present. Adopting the same princl-
pies Of computation, 10000 children and 1000 spec
arors assembled yesterday in the CENTRE on the
galleries. and around the walls of the amphteatre at
the Battery 1t is needless to say that the spectacle
was magnificent one, it struck the eye; while
the moral associations connected with it made it also
sublime The Rev DR. De Witt opened the exercises
by 40 appropriate prayer. short but admirable ad-
dress adapted to the occasion then delivered by
the Rev Mr. Baldwin. The President, the Rev DIR
Minor delivered brief and impressive address, re-
captivating the benefits which had accrued from the
associations and appealing the citizens present for
their continued support of institutions so valuable and
so honorable to the city. The children all united in
singing HYMNS written for the occasion. The exerci-
SEES concluded by prayer and benediction from the
President.
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Last week, while some fishermen were engaged in
sweeping the mouth of Irondequoit Bay with SEINE,
they drew in, with quantity fish, Dramatically
sealed jar enclosed in several tared envelopes of
vass on the opening of which it found to contain
scrip of parchment written in French, giving an
count of detachment of French and Indians on an
expedition commanded by La Monitor, in 1864, on
its way from Montreal to Fort Frontenac, (now Nj
agara.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
NtrDttuottU 1Etbt0,
THURSDAY MORNING., NOV. 10. 1879.

State ofH,ingsin tie Concention.--i By reference t
oar brief sketch Of the proccedngs Of yesterday
VIII be seen that specific proposition ior cumprou-
sing the question which has deeply agila;ed, not
cny the Convention aud this city. but every part Of
the Commonwealth ha= at length been made. Il
rs unortubaic We think, that All earcr attempt was
no made IN specific shape, reconcile the confic
ting WINS OF parties on this leading and all impor-
tant qnc'tion--before the country had purtaken so
deeply OF the excitement, and before the possible
rsquc was Incurred of putting spirit in motion
witch wisdom, and moderation and patriotism rninht
alter, strive in vain To arrest. With all Difference
1t seems to Us that too diplomatic temper rcrns in
the Convention, ana thai il would b. better for mem
hcra to fl tic character OF representatives OF the
same people, than TO Is the ncgoiators Of sepa
rate a7d hostile nations
What falcths specific proposition is 20 meet, we
shall not conIecturc; but this We say tina, the anx
,;c'X for the success Of this or some nearly ecrva.
lent measure Of compromise, strongly pcrvadcs a
great number, perhaps majority, VI both parties
1t is no. confined TO the Con,entlun; Tie desire l.
deeply fiji through all parts of tie country, from
which we have hcatd--and we have heard much.
and from many quarters. The country wishes To see
the question disposed of, and disposed of at once.
important as me principle Is, tie tranquility Of the
country is esteemed Of vastly superior ill., por:ance
and not to be put in jeopardy, tor the sake of afford
Ing either side, complete v.'tory. The concur
renee Of sentiment in the necessity OF compromise
and on the expediency Of attaining i, through the
Se.aic, from different and oppos sd,-s ofile coun
try, is rema-saL.S. Numerous letters &c have seen
from above aud below, breathe this rrtorr' ep;-:.
We have no question: bnt The State with nnos, one
accord, would hail such compromise with :hc hirI,-
CT satisfaction. Uotspurs are 10 be found OH both
sides--;n the Convention, and ont OF lt-who must
have AT their own way, Or bee malcunten-hut tic
people the real people ardently wish the speedy adj
ijustmeut Of the question gro-nd5 Of mutual con-
cctsUn.
we have not time space, TO examine the corse-
qucnccS OF the basis i"r The Senate now proposed
but 1t is understood that it will give the low country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
MA RINE Jews.
PORT' or RTCH.WO-vD.
OF fth IT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr American Coastcr, Ice, from New York,
with sundries, to Davenport Allen g. CO, NJ MYERS,
J Wallace, Y Sullivan, ] Snton.
Schr Boston, ---, from Baltimore.
Schr Neptune, -, from Old Point.
SAILED,
Schr William Dawson, Clarke, for Pensacola,
wv. FL coal
Sohr Jane, Mason for Somerset, coal
Schr James, Lawrence, tor Georgetown, (Del }
coal
Brig Enicrprizc. Layfcd, for Boston. coal
Sloop Chcrub, Burke, for City Point, flour.
Sloop MISSIONER. jerks, for City Point, flour.
PHILADELPHIA Nog. 16--Arrd, schY Viz.
ginia, Chambers, days I'm Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

O.. . LoriasStoa, Nos 1879
ST dss7'oF that eXcr;ors making geI an
'oUs .'1n the AhemaT!c District Representatives r
convention, calling upon them desert the cause or which
% were teceG, and base representation wealth instead of
white population As well nigh; attempt DC made with
prospect OF success 10 hide the light lib The hand
ms DIsITci remains bEn everlasting Ills They
wih never give the doctrine of rep1blc
never submit 10 be governed by wca-hey never sanc.
tion the doctrine that he who shall weight
IN the Government Nor all spltes and all the
sssIsts under Heaven make the people believe
tai wealth oust 10 have the greater influence in the oyer
meui The people fcols, they should tamely sub
mat TO have haeT put about their necks degrade them
lore ctey Will nereT agree that the old fashion pulling off
the hat and putting unGer tie arm, whilst taking
wealthy noble, shall again be fashionable in this land We
have indeed come to petty pass thai such danabe doc
trincs sSo"d be seriously co0erora this State, as has
been by some ofs members Of the names
10 AL probability III be held up world some future
81, their Judgment is grossly Gsceve7 Suppose next Jur,r
when tie county be levied ~.ae wealthy man
Justice ofte Peace. @" upon the lFn-h tell tho
other Justices, that lac had wealth than a,as them
together, aud would consequently have 20 pay a.
ought n have weight tau lhen all and levy should
le maLp, without he sauc'ioei II: what Nou re eaa.
sderedo he: mad I'll: Aud yet this Is tie yeIy
trnc now Couient-5 scr
Sir, She write m blood bols IN my veins |
am .-touBdcd "A; the situation OF things
We wiling IN the general ue! the fears Of tic East
tey have TO organize the Senate upon the mixed
but not 10 sanction il as republican doctrine
LIVINGSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

DIED, yesterday, in the s0th war age N1 WIItr,M
hoBtRTssS The friends of the family invited attend
ms funeral tomorrow, Ut 10 Oc.ok from his lac residence
ShoCkOe- Hill
Departed his c Yesterday hall pax II o'clock, in the
10Th of her aye, Mrs SUsAS g. PrLKEtr conso OF Nr
William PuckciLer friends and acquaintanges requested
70 attend her funeral this day ut II O'clock Trinity
Ch,tr~h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

content ana uIsI."> .---.--- --ea
cuished party. Victory may bc dearly purcha.s
sed. We trust IN Heaven, that the Convention Wal
listen t" the suggestions Of moderation iorbearance
anu concession and THAI the unhappy divisions which
exist, Will be speedily healed forever
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
]. UlRLlN. .Agent.
TOR SAEE Or UENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

III Newark, Delaware The house is As by SO feet, two
stories hugh, nearly new handsomely painted and in excel
lent order with meat enclosure in front, and another at
the back and of the ends On the first floor there
four rooms, and the second, five. The appurenaces
are, convenient kitchen adjoining the house, stable,
carriage house &c. The lot contains three acres and has
been we'll lined and manured
Part of the building formerly occupied as store,
for which it is the best stand in the village; but for the
last i've years the whole has been occupied female
Boarding School To this purpose It is peculiarly adapt
ted, the school being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable accomoda-
ton of more than twenty boarders. and the high encos-
in the afordng the scholars convenient place
of exercise and recreation more eligible situation for
boarding school, either of boys girls could easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant, and the
surrounding country BEAUTIFUL and nelly cultivated.
To merchant, teacher parent DESTROYS of g wing
his classical education, this property offers gea adj
will be given the 25th Of arch
next. For terms apply to Mr. James Robinson New Ark
or to the owner in Wilmington. WIN. SIIERE Il.
/ Dec S. 1928 1awtf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
FARMS AND I'ENE al1EN7,S
u O sES "a 1T y.


MOL three story back house in High Street, No
1l-formerly rented as the property Of William S.
RumtOd
No.. two story frame house, in Market Street, at
present occuEiedb by Mr. lrnwel.
No. 3. story brick house and garden, and store
room attached to cnd-now occupedb by Mrs Tanker
SON. in Stanton.
No H. small house and garden, occupied by Mrs.
White, in Stanton.
No ). lot Of ground, containing about one acre
and an half in the possession OF Mr. John Ncbecker III
Stanton.
No 8. A farm in Mil Greek Hundred Stanton,
now occupied ny MIR. tiifn.
No. {. small house, with two Of land Rear
Stanton, no~ occupied b, MIR. blackburn.
| No. 8. A farm in Mill Creek Hundred, near Nli-rown,
now in the occupancy Of is. Fnler.
No. .. farm in s. Georges Hundred, near the Trap
now occupied by Mr.. Stevenson
No 10. farm in Appoq unimnk Hundred Thorough
fare Neck, occupied Mr.. Jerreil.
4 No II. a farm in Appoqunlmnk Hundred Thorough
arc-Neck, occupied BY Charles Adams, q Col1ret
MANI Possession will be given If ali the above propert,
on the 25h March mex.
For further particulars, enquire Of
l PETER A.. HUMPHREYS,
No. III, Iilg-strcct.
Wilmington, Dec. l, 1898 66 1G
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
TO UHO.M IT .1.4Y CO.vCER

Try the of DIR. Hunters nestimabe pills. nersooe &c
either sex. if they carefully follow the very yauabo
plain and copious directions accompanying them. are ena
blcu eifectually to eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and TO lost health, with ease safety and cer,n
in few days.
The extensive sale and uncxamped success Of this u.
dicme this and other cities and principal towns tronh
the Union, for the last fifteen years, during wbb
wa. satisfactorily prepared by Dr. Conway ncones,ih
prove that when used with the INJECTION pOWnFpGs
il effects thorough and speedy cure of that dreadful s
order, denomna,ed the Sc0urge?f tie Human Race
CASES,
Extract, from efhe ua,ious leers ,eceiped ,, q.
Irobaefr. y "'
"Sir-By the use of your Hunters Pills and Infection
Powde, have the pleasure observe that lie
the symptoms hare ceased although have been afflicted
near years. during which time became much delhi.
ted but your Medicine has nearly restored me to heaIS
although it is onl, few days since began to tahe ,h
"s,r-Beng afflicted with dreadful complaint s,r
years. which had resisted ezery assaucs was advised =,
make trial OF Hunters Pills, winch have done M /"
NV to all appearance weil-. Pains ceased after e sr
| ond b9r." "
- The pills accompanied, when the case reouire :;
| with the INJECTION POW DERS and CERATk tn.s,
constitute most powerful medicine applicable IN s
various stages OF this rroean disorder. FUN And nla;n
directions with popular treatise eablininc ~ ,r;,D,
ympoms' ana ne m'de q heHtmei accompany each bux
50 that persons OF either sex may cure themselves
price OF the pills 81 hox--the Injection pnuders AL
Cerac, 50 cents each.l
Prepared from the original Recipe in MS of the late Dr.
iW Conway, by his immediate succsssor and ,l,e 49, a
ietor, T. ktDDER, of whom they may be had whnlet
al his Counting Room, No. o. (formerv caled No
10Y Court street, of Boston and a.
retail by his appointment, together with ell those o,r
valuable Medicines, as prepared by the late Dir. G. by
J. HARLAN, .lgeat
! No. 1855 Market Street, Wilmington
i '.'Observe that genuine without the wr;t,e
signature of 7. Kiei, the outside printed wranner.
| large discount made to those who buy to sell again
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
J, ALBRIGHT'S
COLUJfB/AN SYRUP.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
when all other have failed, in curing the follow
ing diseases, viz.
Necrosis or affections Of the bones Kings evil Scro
ffa; White Swelling inveterate Ulcers, Liver and Bill"
complaints Rheumatic affections OF the head and sys-
TEN generally Ulcers ct the Mouth and Throat DIS
charges from the Ears Syphilis and all diseases arises
ing from an improper use of Mercury
A. general depurave, cleanser of the blood, this
medicine possesses invaluable powers and has proved it.
self highly beneficial as spring and autumn Alternative
also when gwen to children after vaccination.
The numerous testimonies published 10 its favour
from highly spectacle sources. showing its superior
healing power that OF Penacea, and other remedies, are
sufficient establish its merits, beyond parallel.
The following recOmmenditory notice, is from regular
graduate of he University OF Pennsylvania and student
of the late Dr. b. Barton, Professor ct Msera Aietica,
Natural History aud Botany, III the University OF Penn
syl7ana.
Medical Recommeadatoay Voice.
Having recommended the use OF }. Aibrlshrs "Colum-
aba Syrup" in my private practice tor nearly two years.
and having witnessed It's decided efficacy, in many cases
which had previously resisted the usual relncdies now with
mitch pleasure give my testimony in It's favor BY stating
that have prescribed the Syrup with great success IN Vi
ceia,ion of the Mouth and Throat Scrouuus diseases
Rheumatic affection Of the Head Liver complaint; Giro
mic rheumatism scad head Discharges from the ears
diseases prevailing among children particularly; Carlous
affection Of the bones Mcrcara cases and secondary
Syphilis The length of time many of the diseases have
been cure convinces me they are permanent; and ma!
with proprey be said that lis healing qualities rank il
among the first remedies Of the presen, day.
| The following certificate striking instance of the
superior efficacy OF the Columbian Syrup, over that o
ranacea Cathocons although those Medicines wer'
used large without effect, and the disease sll
progressing. lie Syrup afiel beng pesc bed bu, shor
t.me checked the pr gress OF the dsease and III fey
months performed perfeci cure
i Communication.
| An important cure Performed by J. Aibrighrs co
LU.HBLAN SYRUI.," in New Haven, copied from lin
Cvarec cut Herald Of Ji'nary II, 1873. was afflicted
with wandering paIs in Ceren, paris of my body, whc
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

4 " ''eN''HS, eoHHt'"'5' Utu PieoefCUS Uc 4 tcM
ant Gtns
THE BRITISH ATiCEp nc DEF THRICE which the
present proprietor WISHES most particularly
mend the attention of the public, is perfectly exempt
all those acids which in general form the basis Of toih
powders in common use, and which, although they may
viii en- the tech Tor short mc mist inevitably destroy
the Enameiby their dcle,crious tins beautiful
erng OF the teeth. The consequence is that the Enane
which the shield provided by protect the pon-
Ky and nervous internal structure, rapidly corroded by
these acid ingredients, become discloured than
ever and exposes tic inner portion of the tooth carics
and rapid and cerain decay by The OF the British
Aaticcptc UeatIce in the morning, occasion may
que, with brush moderately hard, and cold water the
accumulation of Tartar will not nny prevented but
the teeth rendered beautifully and Permanently zchte and
the gums restored iha, freedom from Soreness that
ha ness and enrscence which the sure tests Of their
healthy state and the best guarantee of that natural fsg
OF the breath which never be expected conec
ton with foul teeth and scorbutic, unhealthy gums.
(Prce 50 cents l'ox
~ Prepared from the original Recipe in MS of the late
Dr.. T. Conway BY his immediate successor and the
Pro eior T. kiddcr, and sold wholesale by HIM his
Counting Room, over No 81, (,rmery called No 70)
Court street, head OF Hanover street, Concert Hall
Boston. and retaed by his special appointment (ogeher
with all the valuable Medicines prepared by the late Dr.
Conway by
! J. HlRLlN, .agent.
| No. 1876, Market Street Wilmington.
! Observe that none genuine without tho wrtcu
signature of T. kdde on the outside printed wrapper.
| az large discount made to those who buy to sell
again.
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Election.

THE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Turnpike Company, hereby notified that an Elec-
ton for Managers will be held at the house OF Jacob
iIooton in the village of Brandywine, on the list Monday
January next, between the hours Of and O'Clock, T. NJ
JAMES PRICE, Secretary.
30, 1923.
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Neuug A,aAies' NoarAing school,,
VA Wilmingtol1, Delatgar,

1T Wilmington, Delaacare.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination OF
5,r rsnboi4s School, members OF the Vi'i'inS Com
mttee; wer gratfed with the mode ct ns'fl iuoh' ana
is results as evidenced in the RESPONSES OF the PuPs. ~
the different branches of Reading Wrltih5, DNwhS
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography History ana Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens Oh the'r INDUS
Try and requirements and could not but ieei that the
school was well managed, and worthy OF more extensive
public patronage u. W n,,.nr1',
F WILLARD HALL.
August IL, 1925 90,
Terms OF Boarding. Washing and ruition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter, payable in advance
Erra Chu,yss.---For -fsic, including the use OF the
Piano S12; for the French aud Spanish, taught by an en-
nere,,ced French master SO; Drawing and Embroidery
rs, per quarter. The discipline Of the scho" mild
parental and christian There will be course of les
sons in P,anody given in year, by person highly com
petent and valuable library for the use ct the Young
Ladies'. To those who remain in the Seminary year or
more there will be charges for books, stationary
or instructions in Psalmody
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is European,
and a first rate performer. The of lessons IN
Psanody will the present season, the lst OF
November. IL. DAN ENtoht.
Sent. IS, 1928. o.
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N 8 T1.aIEIa.

Persons wishing any sort ofPRfNrIyG done, with
neatness, accuracy, and'spatch; ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neighbourhood to re-
ceive them, will please apply, ordrect 10 k.Porte
anil Son, No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington.
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ADMINISTRATION Notice.
Nep.ark. .4ugust 18th. 1923

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of Simon
"a BarSo,r, late of the Borough of Wilmington
dec't.-are requested to make payment immediate
ly; and those having demands, to present them
properly attested for settlement TO
WASHINGTON RICE, Admir-.
Wilmington, Dec. ii, 1928. 69-lt
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N. b. Passengers by this route will meet with node.
tention in going to the following towns. Cantwelis
Bridge. Black Bird, Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Milisboro. and to Snow
hill. A. HARRIS & Co.
Propriefors.
INV 90 1898. 29-tf
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Made at the shortest notice, in the first STYLE
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Machine Cards.

ElLBERr BURROWS, --Manufacturer OF Pat
Va ent set Machine Cards. bath Tor Cottnn aud
Wool Carding Machines, Of first rate quality, aud
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Mild,etown. Connecticut.
The subs crber Agent for the sale Of said Cards,
able terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. Id, Market, Whining ton, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern.
Nov. 20. 1928. 64-3m.
n. y. William T. James, celebrated COOKING
STOVES. with handsome variety Of common
Stoves Il Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.