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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

POSITIVELY THE LAST Grand Concert and Ball,
o. at Wilson'S Hotel, Brandywne Chaly Springs
Mr. and Mrs Pearman of the Theatre Royal Coven Garden
Londonand Mr. Norton, Professor of the Royal Academy of
Music beg respectfully TO that they will have the
honor of giving Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT
Thursday epening next September 3d. 1922 Concert
commence hafpas o'clock Immediately after the Con-
cert the BALL Dancing half past O'Clock
Gentlemens Tickets the Concert and Ball. 81 each La
dies do so To be had of Mr. Wilson, at the Bar
AUGUST 90.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

EOR SALE, the Three Story Brick House and lot No.
It IO5 Market The buildings extend rs feet back
with cellar under the whole 1t contains ten lodging rooms,
two parors large calculated for extensive bust
ness the stand for which ofhe best the Borough and
the situation the pleasant. The back buildings
two and half stories, the garrets pastered &C. The lot
extends through to Shpley street. on which, two story
brick building well calculated for workshop. more am
pie description the premises deemed those
who wish to purchase will view them. Inquire of
29th Aug 1929 j. WILSON.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

Va
ton was enforced"
sWEARINGEN CONVICTED An extra from the Cum
berand Advocate Office dated Saturday. states that the m
Al of George Swearngen for the murder of his wife, in this
county, the Sh day Of September last was closed this day
O'Clock, p M after patient and aborous session OF
three weeks The jury retired to their room about ten MN
wes when returned into Court and rendered verdict OF
I" GUILTY or MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE"
Washington, August 21.-The President Of the
United States, accompanied by Mr. Secretary Eaton,
Major General Mocom5, and G lionel Grdtot, left the
CITY on Wednesday afternoon for Old Point Comfort
where, it is understood the President will remain some
DAYS for the benefit of his health
Dovlesto,cn, Bucks County, .a,gust "a.
PAINFUL Decentralization Monday afternoon last, Mrs
1Lqrearet Funk wife of Jacob Funk of lown, and only
daughter of Christian Hademan of New Britain attempted
TO drive boar pig which in the road INTO an adjoining
field when turned upon and attacked her with much fury
thought she jumped back and endeavored TO avoid IT. but
her foot caught against something and she ehe hog prang
upon and in instant thrust his usks into her abdomen
broke one of the arteries and mangled her in such
manner that she died a few minutes Her husband
near spectator the me but before he could get to her
lief the fatal work had been accomplished
New York, Aug. 21.-The United States Ship
Ontario under the command Of Thomas Holdnp Ste
sens, ESQ. went to sea this morning. She is bound
to the Mediterranean and carries out Major Lee the
Consul General to Algiers, who, with Mrs Lee went
on board yesterday.
w MF. Saul, Cashier of the Bank of Orleans has COM
mtted suicide by shooting himself He left letter in which
he assigned for the step, the fact OF his having
appropriated eight thousand dollars of the bank funds to his
private use. Bait american.
Riot and Death.-A " certain portion of the pop
ulation'' Of Cincinnati lately undertook to hasten the
departure of the coored people from that city agrees
bly, to law, by stornng their dwellings. In conse-
qlence of Of these night attacks, shot was fired
from one Of the houses attacked, which occasioed the
death of young man named Herricks Gone Of the
assailants) in few hours after.
The Slave ship Fame, of Cadz arrived at Havana from the
coast of Acaanded 800 and odd sick slaves the
to wndard of Maanza and lost 500 slaves and 90 of her
crew on her passage from Africa.
Remarkable presence Of mind.-The daughter OF
MIR Farquharson, Bankend, Sterlngshire, Geo
recently standing near bee hive. The hive sudden
y threw off a swarm, and alighted on the young wo
span,s head II completely covered her hair. face
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

n asst NIGHT OF EXHIBITION of the art of Fancy
Ma Glass Working, at the Town Hall. MIR FINN returns
his thanks to the inhabitants of Wilmington for the liberal
patronage he has received during the week. and begs APP
prise them that his Exhibition will positively close THIS
EVENING.
Admission 20 Cents. Children under IL years of age,
half price.
The Exhibition open from dusk till hafpast nine night
Saturday, August 49,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

FgSO PARENTS-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
"a the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of LADIES' Misses and Chdren's Boots and
Shoes of the latest paerns;-under his immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed to render
his satisfaction both in article and price, His
establishment at the of French and Third Streeta
Wilmington May, 1929! 9S-6o
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

TT oTICE.-A meeting of the Levy Court and Court of
" Appeals of Newcastle County will be held in the Court
House Newcastle Monday the 3ls day of A
gust ns receive the report the Commissioners appointed
to divide the County into School Districts
T. STOCKTON, CLERK Of the Peace
Newcastle, August 10, 1929. 4s-2t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

va Office Al persons forbid receiving Note of hand
hundred dollars, drawn in favor of HUGH SMITH,
drover (snce deceased) by THoS GRAY living in Brandy
vine hundred state of Delaware The above note given
for cattle to the said SMITH, in the month of May june
1929 WILLIAM GRAY, attorney for
Ang 18Th, 1929. 4S-at Thomas Gray.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
THE DEFAULrER AGAIN.

From ne .Nnttohdi journal Of .HORddy.
The pensioncd press OF this city published, on Sa-
turday, letter from the Third Auditor, dated April
= 1871 10 prove that Major Lewis who has been APP
pointed Second Auditor by Gen. Jackson was not n
public deiauiter. This piufui trick like his own
statement, is worthy the hrcng Editor Of that con
tcmptible print. Now what are the facts?
Suit was ordered against Major Lewis, in August,
1872 Tor six thousand dollars, advanced by Governor
Blonnt on the 25th May, 1915.
Judgment against h'n was rendered in December,
1923, for S5,272 ID; and indulgence of one aud two
years, from January l, 1924 granted him. on his
securing the debt
On the list of January, 1925, Major Lewis paid
S2,8O7 GO, account of the Judgment; and in july
1926, a further sum OF 81 900 paid
And for The balance, winch was due the Sd of
March last, are informed that further indulgence
to the Sd nj March, 1880, 1as granted by General
Jackson!!!
Major Lewis has been reported public default er
by the Third Auditor at every session of Congress-
(lncuding the last since 1922.
II the object of the Telegraph "wure truth it
would epubish this statement" but as it is paid out
of the Treasury for defending the of Gen Jack
son, right or wrong, only expect repetition
or new version OF its falsehoods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

lie papof proof OF corruption. there were two an
s.cny OF the same political creed with the Enqn
rer during part Of the last contest. that were pre-
emnently corrupt, they almost entirely supper
ted by eleemosynary and If we do not err ,ne
Washington Telegraph, purchased and partly
sustainedby donations of individuals" When the
respectable editor of the Enquirer enters upon such
niscussions he should be careful not to overcharge
his gun, hest it
.Fiy back and kick its owner over"
We cannot close the remarks without making one
more extract from the article, in order to show its
force.
"Thers strong parallel drawn between the opening ad
pins,raton Of Jefferson and Of Jackson. They in
different from the other Presidents Gen Washington
governments and Of course had previous off,
MIR. John Adams professcd TO belong the
school with Gen w and retained Of his officers
as he eoudMr Madison quietly followed Mr. Jeferson-as
Mr. Monroe did Mr. Madson-and MIR John O. Adams pro-
fesed 10 follow the footsteps of MIR MonroeBut the cleo
ton Of jefferson and Jackson of Civil Revolution
them, organized by friends of the previous administration
and similar employed by their opponents to cica
their success"
Mr. Adams, protesting to belong to the same schoo
with Gen. Washington, retained the officers whom
the father of our country appointed. These Mr.
ing to the Washington school, dismissed Washing
tons officers Truly, considering the feelings will
which the citizens of this country do, and OF RICH
ought to regard the character of Washington. IN,
doctrines Of the Enquirer can scarcely be considere
polite, however gratifying they may be to the admin
istration party.
The next assertion of the Enquirer however is @
another character--each of the SUCCESSORS of Mr.
Jefferson quietly followed his immediate predeces
sor's practice, until Gen. Jacksons election--f Mr.
Jefferson right, OF the Enquirer think
him how can Gen. Jackson be- otherwise han wrong
not following those who followed Mr.. J, Th
horns of the dilemma obvious, the editor Of thu
Enquirer may take either of them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
From the United States Gqzeiie.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

"WAsHINGrON, July T. 1929.
"Gcntlemen-When the opinion Of the Circuit
Court was given yesterday, on the demurrer 10 the
last three indictments found against DR.. Watkins
so much as referred to the indictment or the draft of
100 dollars on Panlding was overrulrd, and the III
dctment was consequently sustained The counsel
Tor DE-. Watkins TO day re- argued the point on the
decision Of the court which viewed Mr.. Fowler who
bought the draft Of Watkins, as the agent of Paul.
ding. They resisted that opinion in every view; and,
IN the course of bis argument upon the subject, Me-
Jones experienced various interruptions from Judge
Thurston, who declared that he could get no oppnr.
tunity cfeYaminng tho case, for the Chief Justice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
Letter to the Editors Of Tie Boston Pailadium.


have seen, in the public prints, letter originally
published in your paper, on the appointments of Mr..
Ogden to the Liverpool Consulate. In some of the
views ofyour correspondent concur, but from others
wish to express my dissent The appointment ls
liable to all the personal and political objections au
ded to by your correspondent. Mr. Ogden is far from
being well qualified for the station. In supplanting
the venerable and intelligent Maury, he cannot fiji
his place. Mr.. Ogden, is about fifty years of age,
aud was formally ship master out of New Orleans.
He is a of good standing in society, but dcsti-
tute CT aants and experience. He is related to
Collector, Gen. Swartwout, whose lady accompani
ed him to England. The appointment is correctly
considered, by your correspondent as the offspring
Of Swartwout, and Burr influence.
But your correspondent is, think, entirely mista-
ken, in supposing that Mr.. Van Buren, opposed the
appointment. The Secretary has a knack at finch
ing wherever the interest Of his friends are opposed
by a stronger interest. OF this we have a memo
rable ms ance in the of the appointment of Gen
SWartwOut. Ii is known TO all that the republican
party Of this state was opposed 10 that appointments
number of republican Citizens, among whom was
Mr. Cambreeng, demonstrated, in behalf Of the party
against it. Mr.. Van Buren,, when IN this City, on his
way to Washington, last spring, pledged himself
TO the party to exert bis influence to prevent the
obnoxious measure, in contemplation. Did he
hold language here, and another at Wosh
ingtons Has the pledge confidential, no influence
upon the act oficiaP Or have Mr. Van buren, and
the purity Of which he is the leader and organ, no in
huence with the present Cabinet? Can IL be credit
ed, that the united and overpowering democracy Of
New York, has not influence enough with an ad-
ministration. which is merely its creature, 10 con-
troll the distribution Of Offices within her own limits
The republican party, must exert its boastpd
"energies" for the maintenance Of a integrity and
its power Its influence is in danger of being lost at
the very time when It was supposed TO be the strong
est. 1t must proceed, in ts majesty and strength TO
reform, by wttrawing its support from hostile
administration, and its confidence from inefficient
OF trcacherous lenders. The appointment Of Mr.
Ogden is the result of the policy and influence
l fron If fs IN t,.y
won't, proceeded and il probably met with as feeble
opposition from Mr.. Van Buren,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
ANOTHER EDITOR REWARDED.

Ue71eTuI 1utItsoH l0Itt TetodFd ms JIledS and pun
ish his enemies. Duff Green.
Annapolis Posimuster.-We understand that the
present postmaster Mr.. Grafton Munroe than whom
there was not perhaps better officer of the same
grade in the U. States, and who is universally es-
tecmed and respected, against whom not shadow
of complaint has ever been made except being found
guilty of conceiving another better oualfal for
the Presidency than Gen. Jackson has been reu,5red
The occasion was embraced To reward another editor
Mr.. j. Green of the Maryland Gazette has received
the appointment. The long unwearied toll of the
Gazette in the service of the Federal party is not
orgotten.-.4nnap. Rep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
LABORERS WANTED

On 0e ROppaharnoct Canal, near Ejederick,slurs.
FNROM 80 to 60 able bodied men will find con
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
fcrred, but Industrious white men will be employed
by se mouth piece work
From to 6. aud for very prime first rate hands,
- month will be gvcn
Farmers may be assured the rsque or labour is moi
greater than on farm. Ratons, much bread,
meat, fis aud nnlasscs be consumed, three
times day with some spirits. Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars a. TO the kind of work or
any other information required. reference may bc had
TO Col Storrow of Cupepcr, MIR. Benz. Barnett of
Fauquicr Mr.. Y. Smith near Fredericksburg, Mcssrs
). Wexford, VIM. A. Knox and John Ray OF Frcde-
ricksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR
june Swift Fall Hill. near Fredericksburp
IL Stone Masons will find const ant emplovmepI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

NEw ORLEANS June IS
EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO-The expedition fit
ting AT Havana against the Mexican States which
shortly SAIL from the above port, pretty generally
supposed 10 he destined Immediately the city
Vera Cruz and the province of Yucatan
formerly imagined appears, 10y strangers just arrived
the last named city, that the Castle OF san Uloa hut
poorly provisioned consequently should the expedition,
king the city, aud cutting off all IL and
the Castle prevent assistance being given taking the
nrner would IN all probability, he followed 10y suen
der of the latter Louisiana .1drerfiser
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

HOLM b. ROY having removed to Norfolk
has established himself there as a Commission MGR
chant, 81 will transact any business conded to his care
The possession of the commodious Fire proof Public
Ware house, situated i'll the most eligible of the
Borough enables hun to offer the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
their produce: his Office is in the house recently &C.
cuped by Messrs. ]. e. y. f.. Tabb. iune Q ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

"The Navy, I fear. 10 abandoned, not 70 DC soon a.
gain reconstructed. Commodore Porter is in Mexico,
settling his accounts previously TO his return to the
u. States. lie will certainly carry hne with him
the best wishes Of his country men in Mexico.
The newspapers contain energetic editorial articles
and official proclamatons in reference the threat.
encd Spanish Invasion, which appears to have been
regarded almost certain. According the articles
mentioned, the Mexcans not only exterm mi
nate the invaders. but to retert hostes upon Cuba
ing done to Illustrate the Independence of those
islands, than any other power.
Free Trade seems 10 nave become the bugbeo- Of
the Mexicans. Committees IN the House ofthcir Ma
tonal Congress have made long reports against the
system, and recommended, argumentatively, the re-
strctiSe or prohibtory policy.
The Vera Cruz Noticioso of the I'd June, IL filed
by manifesto Of Gen. Santa Anna, in which he ex
plains In detail the causes of the late revolutionthe
overthrow Of Pedrnza, and the elevation of Guerrero
IL may not be just to adopt genuine history the
presentations of partisan.
Tho New York papers of Monday, contain do.
cument purporting be Proclamation of francisco
Dionisio Yrcs Captain General the Island of Gu
ba, addressed to the inhabitants of New Spain,
promising such will return to their former loyalty
to Ferdinand, oblivion for the past, without exccp-
ton of persons, rank circumstances; retention OF
all offices aud command, well military civil and
ecclesiastic reward and indemnfcation those who
may aid in the prosecution of the projected invas
of Mexico. He states that the invading army will
employ force only when compelled by neccssity;--
the lives property and PERSONS of peacabe citizens
are To be respected. The Captain General states
that the division will be commanded by Gen. Isiaro
| Barracks, who will be joined by another body o
troops 1t this Proclamation be genuine there can
be no longer doubt that Spain is infatuated enough
to attempt to reconquer her former dominions III
this hemisphere.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
F,o,u me J,bjiodeioha IT, s. O,ze,,,

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th instant, con
aims leading article under the head Of "the Nd
nlnBtraton and the opposition" in which the editor
endeayours to fix charge Of corruption upon many
of the presses that supported Mr. Adams, and which
row oppose Gen. Jackson he snys;--
Sone of em sustained by the d0Hafons Of individuals
While some Of hef edou harpDg upon the dependence 70
which the President wodd reduce the press these very
dependent upon the CONSTITUTIONS Of individuals for the support
pf heiE nstcenay labofs During last election we know
Thai donaves employed disgrace Of the coa
ton Daugts drawn aud accepted by leading
individuals. for boscrng up pesses as desperate in
helr measures as they were IN their fortunes"
If the pecuniary donations ofihdividusls to PUB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
ROBERT B. SEMPLE, in.
ATTORNEY .lY Lar,

LATE or THE COUNTY or KING K QUEEN,
HAS removed to Washington City, where he de-
signs III future TO prosecute the duties of his
profession. lie will attend the courts held for the
District and the several courts of Loudoun and Fair
fax. He avails himself of this opportunity to inform
his late clients that the small portion of business
which lie left unfinished will be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. james
Smith of King q Queen. His creditors and debtors
he respectfully Iefers to his brother, Mr. james Sem
pie OF Essex. may %
TINO DNDEkTAkEkS.-rhe county court of fiooch.
land having ordered the rebuilding OF Bolings Bridge
over Lckngho!e Creek, with ahmments persons dso
sed 10 undertake such work. requested the
Bridge on the road leading from Goochand courthouse 10 Ear
teTsvile, IN Saturday ll (Juy) at 10 o'clock
GOochland, 2Ith June 1929 THE COMMISSIONERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17

NoRFoIE July 10
Nara! The U. S. gate Constellation, Capt Wadsworth
sailed yesterday afternoon for New York The Hon John
Branch, Secretary of the Nayy went in her
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-17
Eastern District Of Viy,giniu-to uit:
DE TT REMEMBERED, That on the TWEEN


DE TT REMEMBERED, That on the tweniy.sixh day of
- June, in tine fifty third year of the independence of
80 SAID District hath deposited this Office title Of
1..1 book the g whereof he claims proprietor in the
"Views of the Legislative, Executive Judiciary Depart
'neIls, in the Constitutions of all the States Union in
flames Nj GaInett Richmond Printed and published by
Thomas w White 1929" In conformity the of Con-
of the United States, entitled "Au encourage.
nent OF learning by securing the Of Maps Charts aid
10 the authors anu Popre'orS ct such copies during the
Clerk Of the Eastern District of Virginia.
OF The above work is in Press and will be pub.
lisied The following from the Authors Dedication
and Preface, will suffice explain The plan design Of
the Work. 's object is enable all who wish H. 70
labor of which so many will he desiIs
OF making into the Constitutions Of Sister with
to select all their best notifications. for the purpose of re-.
modelling 10 this end have enueavorrd ~ to
construct te following Charts or Tables, that yos may gare
Al single glance the Orsnnzatr Of every particular tae
Government with the rest regard TO tire principal
each branch Of Administration aud adopt such you shall
f Of the prerequisites othe improvement our present
Constitution he, to inform ourselves we'll respecting what has
been some ~ our sister states IN regard TO the ameoaton Of
their Civil Poy attempt to facilitate the acquisition Of this
knowledge certainly worth making At the period aud
must prove highly useful provided he executed with oerabc
care aud judgment Under these impressions Author of
we following We work bees leave to offer to the Public
OF Chats OF tables containing ~ companions form, abstracts
from all the Constitutions Of the different States including
of tie United States These Charts eNhibn nj one view the
prominent features Of EACH classified uner the different heads
OF their Legislative, Executive and Judicial Departents
some explanatory notes and Illustrations given form
The Work win be Offered fr 'ale in Richmond Petersburg
ington City. inIv r.
FOR NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE.
HNHE Steamboat COLUWBUS, Capt. J. ID.
TURNER Inns commenced her regular run rs
freight md passnge boat between this City and Bal
tmore touching NJ Norfolk, and will take freight and
passengers on the same terms by other conveyan
ces, leaving Richmond once in ten days. The sub
scroer hos contracted with The Directors OF the Com
pany OF The Columbus, pass all her freights IF
CURED by tho consionce or slppcr,) through tho
Dock, without any other charge than Dockage An
Rockets, will be free Of wharfage.
june 3-2aw6wif LEWIS LUDLAM, Agt