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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03
GAN YEARS on SUFFERING.

Can years of,sufiering be repaid
BY after years of blissi
When youth has fled, and health decay'd
Can man taste happiness
When loves bright visions are no more,
Nor high ambitions dream,
Has heaven no kindred Joy in store
To gid life's parting beam'
oh bright is youths proptious hour,
And manhood's joyous prime,
When pleasures sun and beauty's flower
Adorn the march of time.
But age has ripper, richer joy
When hearts prepared for heaven,
Thrice tried, and pure of all alloy
Rejoice in sins forgiven.
When long tried love still twines her wreath,
Around the brow of age;
And virtue the stern arm of death
Disarms of all its rage;
When friends, long cherished, still are true,
When virtuous offspring bloom;
Then mans enjoyment purest flows,
Though ripening for the tomb.
Western Sou
--neSam-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03

gift POETRY alow every place in which
odou exquisite than perfumes of the
and a magical than the blush morning"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
OHIIIARY.

Died Ia the city Of Nesas Orleans. on Sunday
the 10th January, 1899, Nj. PARHA AN SAuN-
DERS of Iynohborg, Va. aged 81 years, aher
an Illness OF Is days. which he endured with
manly ior,itudc, Mr.. Saunders had LEFT hia ma
i've state and entered on aspeculative excursion
To the South, with the brighies, prospects OF
success. Honest. industrious aud presevsring,
he had strong assurances oil the accomplish.
men, ri his mos, sangmins anivipniions. Bui
alas his robust construction and manly form,
shielded him not from the malignaney of div.
ease aud he has fallen victim TO the cruel
monster, whose nsat,nte appetite knows ~
bounds. He has left disconsolaie aud Deepen
daut mother to bemoan his unlimely death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
Female Education.

TENHE Spring and Summer session Of nv
II school viii commence on The 16rh q,
neAt month. My course OF instruction will
comprise the following branches oftboyrn-
ply, Reading, Writing. English Grammar.
Rhetoric. Logic. Geosraphy, The use OF
Map, and oil the Globes. History, Natural NH.
ioserhy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Book Keep.
ing, Algebra, Geometry, &c. shall be ASST.
ted by ms sister Rebeccs
rs wish Ia render nv present arrange.
mept permanent, shall labor 10 promote Tho
Interest Of my patrons. have intended. Tor
sevefn Years, 10 atiemp tie establishment ol
q iemaln school AMI nave. ihrtrfare, given
very psrticniar attention Ga tbnae studies
which eonalder best suited tu sirs
Terms for the session OF five months
For BEGINNERS, Sl2 IL
OF ihese more advanced, Gl6 20
No pupil win be received for less time
than 'fom he day oi entry 10 The rud of The
seys,nn. X. u l0WNIEg
Cd mo, 9th. iuf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
ITEMS.

The Kentucky Duel. We are clad
10 learn lha, the rumor OF Mr. Thompson'e
death. r,nn a souad received ina late duel
with Robert Iripeit, Esq. which we noticed last
week, turns out TO be Incorrect. Nh I. was
dangerously wounded, but the last accounts
iepresont him to be in a fair way ufrecovery.
another Duet "A duel was fought
On the 8 III February. near Savannah, between
Lieut.. Cadet OF the q. 5. A. aud Mr.. Mcintosh
OF Savannah. The ball of the latter passed
through both legs Of the pantalooons o the for
'her-out no wound was received by either par
Hy.
Duel e1petted-Lctters from WASH
lhg'on sta that a duel is 10 be fought after the
Session Closes between Col. David Crockett
"hd Mr. Pryor Lea, both members from Tonnes.
see.
Good The b ,ltimore Patriot says
Ia companies, half companies, pairs, aud
,'hg'y !" The friends of Reform are sad 10
DC last gathering ronnt the Hickory, in Wash
"s'on City, in readiness for the dropping of the
nus
Fronkiag. Tho abuse of this pryi-
rye ny members OF Congress has increased TO !.
mos, unnslhable extent. The Nashville Re-
puo''can OF The 2ist ult. says, that the mail
u'cn arrived there on that day contained
'Seis a single newspaper, the bags being
o"pie'eiy hiied with packages ranked by
l"ehoers oil Congress .---Col. Crockett, the " al
100 N
Zen. Gaines.-This officer passed
wv Oush lexington, Va. on the I'll inst on HE
way To Washington city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
New Arrivals

n usT received large assortment of inls
- Powders, aud Lquid Ink in Bottles, Md.
der's lndelibie Ink
sapply oithe cclebraicdPepper Sauce
supply Of Moores Essence ofLife
An additional supplyof d. !, Thonpson's cele.
braied eye water
large supply oi Liquid Sponge Blaeking. H.
casks aud 10 battles,
Aud also Liquid BiacI,ing,
English Oil spruce.
English Esscace oiSprsce,
Whch'on's celebrated Itch Uiniinen'.
Whea'pn's do. Biliers. Spice i,ncrs
large assortment of thermometers, md liz
dfomeiera, for proving Spirits and Acids
large supply ofPyrolig inous Acid, for curing
meat
large supply of ground Ginger, ground All
spice aud ground black Pepper aud OF CO...
enno Pepper
A large supply OF common aud refined Bores
good supply OF Paris white and French yrey,,
for window blind
4 very eNtedsiye assortment of Varnisl,es
a large supply OF best roiaud Starch
supply Of Liquid piieh Tor sa,er vessels
Also oi super Carb Soda md Ter,ar,e Acid
Also, of sal Sadn
Aud supply of Sumac
Vi Arrow Rooi--nIl kinda
o Powdered Elm Bn,k
oi fnmice aud Rotten Stone
" Nalers--assnricd colo,s and sizes
AiSo OF 5ehlIng wax md lead pencils--ail kinds
An '''n'ent OF Bronze, VIZ Guild, Silver and
BrHss
large soppy of ground and powdered Orange
lee' AID 6enIian, Of suphuiic, Muriair and
NhiG Acids, and of Aqua Forts
large supply OF Carolina Pink Root
VI uii ard Essence OF Fennel Seed Sc
logelhe' with great variety Of other n,l.eIe.
I" nhnsn"ily fowPricts. H. DAVIES
March g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

fs1kl ST SALE.--ln pursuance ofa deed OF
IL trest, execu ed to the subscriber bv A.
lcxandst Brdgand, bearing date on the 10Th
day Of June lS2 aud is OF record in the Iius
diugs Court OF Lynchburg-wi be exposed to
sale, by way of public an ton, upon the pre-
niscs, on Saturday the DIST day OF nnrch
,rett, = House aud Lot in the corporation Of
Lyme bun, lying beyond tn grave yard, near
the Fore, iotd, and at plesent in the oecupan.
cY OF n.ls I'LL. The lot contains three quar-
lrrs ul an acre, more or less, upon which is a
comfortable dwelling House, and some other
building The terms Will be- made known on
the day ol sale aud tie subscriber will only
convey such ii h. 10 the purchaser as is yes
ird IN hm by said trust deed, which is, howey-
- Leli',td 10 be good.
DAVID Il. EDIEY, Trustee.
Also III the same time and place oil the
above. the undersigned trustees, viii sell, by
,iliur al Il trust deed, 3 feather beds, bedsoads
a'.l furniture. / sci mahogany dining tables
! mdboe8n, SIDE boaid, acme windsor chairs
an sup,,s other articles OF household and
kliehrn aroure-the property of said Brdg
aud. aud conveyed Ia trust for certain puipo.
.r, IN thrsp deeds expressed, which are also Of
rr,u.G ~ The Hastings office Of L,n:hbnfg.
s {. II. II. GARLAND, Trustees
To one drcd.
March 9. tds59
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
THE INAUGURAL SPEECH.

We lay before our readers the Inaugural Adj
dress OF ten Jackson. We have neither time
nor room for cormen, this morning. We will
barely remark ,ha, ii is rs jesuiiieatly "judi-
cio,,,a as his celebrated Tariff leiter--meanine
any thing OF nothing. We defy any man, after
perusing IL, To ssy whether he Is for or agans,
the Tariff of laos--or whether he Is a iatitudi-
marian or a Unitarian in the construction oil the
constitution. In short, he is diitaings unto all
men We shall advert to the Speech more par
cularly in our next;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
Sale Of T0ra Property an
Il, "A N I'D.

EUbSBAS. 10 Il decree of the Superior
"a Court 81 Chancery, lor the Lsnchnare
district rendered on IA" 18Th day 81 October,
ISIS, III u cause between William \. Clark,
Plaintiff agains, Henry CLARK, administrator
of Micdinh Clark. deceased, aud others deien-
dants. The undersigned Marshal Of the said
court will sell on the premises for cash IN th"
town of Lynchburg, 81 - feet oil ground with
a connections dwelling house and Other I'm
proyements on Tuesday the l0Ih day Of March,
I529, AID on the premises 40 acres OF Land
Il ing on the waters of Flat Creek, adjoining the
land, Of Rowling Ward and Others, 40 acres
adjoining The above tract OF Rowing Ward
ard others, on Thursday the l2lh day uf harch
lsg, aud on the premises IN the county OF
Campbell, ISL acres lying on MollPys Creek
looming the lauds OF Richard Callahan, James
Sharer, and others and SO acres IN SAID county
on the Norm fork Of Seneca, adjoining the land
OF William Carson and others, on rlday, the
18th day of March 1920. The above sale ;
will take place on the days above named II IN
weather he fair, ii not the next fair day there
after. Sundays excepted
D. The above property is he property of
the estate OF Micajah Clark. decd.
IHOS. A HOLCOMBE, Mar.
l.. q iftdS1l
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rE4RUSI SALE.--Ntil be told ON Saturday
- tpe2!st day OF the present month, by
Way of public anction, on the premises, Ger
iaa house and lot, on Meeting house Branch,
IN the corporation Of Lyf chung, at present,
occupied ny Alexander Brid-la"d also one
mahogany side boatd, aud halia dt zen otairs
I he above sale will be made in pursuance Of II
deed of trust executed 10 me by The said r Iidg
land, and admitted Of record IN the Hastings
Cout Of Lynchbure, on the 18th day of Nov
1925. viii convey such title only as is vested
IN mr b, said deed of trut.
GEO. iLOYLE, Trustee.
March ldS69
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

ATOIiCE.-By vrrIue of a deed OF trust ex-
V ecutcd to the subscriber by Alexander
B,dgeland on the 10Th day of August, 1910,
and duly recorded 10 the Clerks office OF the
Hastings Coun of Lynchbaig, will sell, by
,yay OF public auction, at the dwelling house o
said Bridgeland, ON Saturday the 2ist day OF
the present month March one horse. one cart
and harnrss, one saddle and bride, one set Ia
BILE spoons ami sundry other household and
kitchen furniture named in the said deed of
trust, or so much thereof as mas be necessary
To satisfy the purposes OF the said trust aud ex-
penses Of the sale. PLEASANT pARTIN.
March q. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
~o,-FREEnoLDERS.-----

.o.,d solci. the earnest attention OF
N publio 10 the subjoincd notice
Observation-Disclosures NEEiiNG.
n consequence of the inele"eney of'he YEA
-, Thursday evening. the meeting adser-
ed for thai evening was postponed " w'' DC
Iii on SATURDAY AFTERNOON NtAl,
..,.,oek n, The Franklin Hotel, "h"n every
loud Of EQUAL rights is ,nvifed 70 sr,end.
''S"' SEVERAL NoNIREEHoLpLks'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
Commission Business.

YNNHE subscriber bavint entered into Il
D Commission business, offers his ser'
oae 10 ihA- sa~-.-.'~"ts and planters trading
Agent al Petersburg on Friday % h of Nav
next to fix on the location of The College
appoint like number ci rru, ees tom the
aity, and make such other arrangements As
will he necessary Tor carrying into operation
The Institution.
VI the next Conference will meet IN kich-
mond, on thc I'm February, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

Howson's Office, Lyncbbnrg.
The following numbers were drawn 10 deter
mine the prizes In the l;ichn,ond Dock Lottery
Class No. |.
- 20 10 II 10 On.
Renew your small prizes u, IIowsoo's fo,,n.
nate Office.
March ..
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MarshaPs sale of Fine Dan river
i "A m ID.

DUksUaNT ioa decree OF The Superior
u ton'i OF Chnnccry. for the Lynchbure
District. rendered on the 29ih day Of October,
1879, ~ cause between Snml. Dabney, gua,r
diap OF VIM. Ii. john L.. and Mildred II. Dab.
ney, Pli against Sanl II. Dabney and others.
deiig
Tho undersigned Marshal Of the said CONT.
VIII sell, on thu premises, near Milton, ~ the
county of Phisylvanis, on Wednesday the llih
day OF March, 1929, II fair. ifnot. the next fair
day thereafter, on ~ credit Of one and tW o years.
a valuable tract III Land lying ON Dan River
containing between aud 300 acres. Bond with
security viii be required ofthe purchaser, and
the 'itie reia ined uni the pay meat OF tho pur.
chase money Is made. The above tract OF land
/. worthy the attention Of capitalists, rs the Dan
River Is now Dayigable 20 the lapd.
I. A HOLC0MBE, M.
Feb 9 al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

ucralA Aud Grm reliance on III gOodn Is
OF that Power, whore providence me,cifnlly
protected our national infancy, aud has siucs
upheld onr liberties 10 various viciss tudes, en-.
conrages me 10 offer up my ardent surpiiea.
ton that he will continue 10 make our mellow
ea country The objee, of his divine care and
gr aeious benedction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
LYNCHBUIeG
= .ElOln SylW LIB ID, c

TEHE subscriber bnying purchased the en-
- tire stock OF Wm. II Hubbard, late uatt.
ner of Henry Carlton aud Co. informs ,hr
citizens OF Lynchburg and tho adjacent conn,r, .
that he has returned to tho old stand, wbel.,
VIII he Kept on hand, general assortment y
Goods IN his line his Goods will be received
from tho same source that II. Cartoons were, Of
the most fashionable style, aud uairanted work.
nldnshp-And feeling well assured ,imi his pri
ces will be made 10 correspond with the times
lac now solcits the former customer OF this csta
blishmeDi, Ia call, EXAMINE, aud supply diem.
selves with Boots, Shous, Leather, trunks. ~.
T. +. GARDNER
March @ 3t,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

,..,t,ontsr ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
The annual session OF the Virginia 'onief-
II ,,e Methodist Episcopal Church com
I'D !, ,bi. lace on "Wednesday the 2o'h
:, ,...,ar, and terminated on Thursday The
...or MARCH,. During the greater portion oi
10 time. the weather was excessively oaa Tue
in,.l;ns 10 The Church being almost I'M
lido Notwithstanding this circumstance,
the house was crowded almost every
J., and nisht-We nave been politely 'ns'''
-. ,hs .ub;oined statement OF the stahons
til, ,be Ministers i ave heen respectively ap-
ao,o.ed ~ occupy during the ensuing year;
,aa., R;,sr. District, LEWIS SKlnM ne, r. +
sHb''' { shorkg HH-Ml Parks.
Riehnoha' ! Trinity simon o. sykes
p,,,;amsburg-Wil.ao ). Pe> ION, Robert j..
i,prsnu. I'LL William y
Ro,vzee. :, c,.,1. y., ~ Ka;.
ningham. a.. tI,;,es p
c.gfpspsr-PhiLp .Ardersou, Henry 5. Pey'
eborio,je.iite- Hincs, David Wood.
Iub,rl-James boyd Robert Scott.
roIun6ia Joshua Leigh, Saml. u. lomp-
ueL,rrin District --JoiIs EARLY, r T.
fporlJurg ]. Waller.
p,,ers5nrg--W illiam y. Smith.
II. diord-Caleb leach. Albert Burton.
gnunbefi-Wiltlam ". Medium, Joshua
geihc.
observation-disclosures ". Dey, Henry J.
Nramerl,. n
n. Dance ,.>o;
Io.Ea-l,aac S. liz, Thumas Mann, sup.
Chesterfield -Ben"et l. MaS!' 0'""e' >
Norman.
Muse Di,tric! M 'sEs BH Tx, T. T.
Rufeigb -George W. Motley
Observation-Disclosures Thorn IS.
Raieigh Ct.--Wm N. lbbmston, Wm An
Trgn,--Wilson Barciif, Vernon Eskridge.
geoujori & Sifaiis George 4 'Baip
R'ocI Riser-Wm. NJ. och1oiiirld, Aiirec
Norman. -,
Tifr Efrer-Curtis Hooks, James NJ Donald
TopsaH !aicl-nolicrt T. Bailey, David ko
.bcrs.
Ham Rifer-Wm Compton, Jos. Goodman
Yndkin Didrici-PErER Daus, L. +.
lttdtin Cl. CHARLES p. Norman
bedeiL-S,cphen w. jones, Jno. J. Head.
Saiisburg-Jdin II. Wa'son Thales MELON
f[aatiin james Reid. Stephen d. WIN
boufr.
1o,ah.
Banisier --tirorge STEPHENS.
Norfolk Difr,ci-IirNHy iioLmrs. P, 4.
Norfolk Bennet (. Hate.
Portsmouth - U0HuS CrOWder.
i.dea!on -,fames DW.
EGsajeih- Henry j. Evans.
1Ettfi,esbor0neh-,.Ib'd nm Ha1eI
Ghes aud Btrii.--ioseph C,pis, Horaiio y
Bucstrout.
Sugolk-George W. S Harper
Sf1oM 4 surfp Ct.--Smenn Norman, Jno
v. " hte.
Princess dnue--Jdnes Morrison, John d
IIalsiead
SasssU- Thompson Garrdrd Thos. Barnnm.
{ amdcH-rhomas V. Webb.
Roqu9te Digirict--Jos. CARSON. =. T..
Roanoke Ct Thomas Il. Brine, David S
,l)ogget.
G6urHlc-Hearg fHeg tie rye Gregory.
Eiastiagion Il Pigmoa h-L"roy NJ. Lee.
-N-.sl-~ +.-e--.- - n =-.=s.-.=.
tisvlug YOU, that we shall, os Monday 1t
day OF March next. proceed at he house
Capt. John Lynch, in the county Of hadlS'
aud State of Tennessee, 10 take re deposit
Of the saidsJohn Lynch, 10 be read as c
dence in suit now depending and under
mined in the Superior Court OF Law, for
county of Campbell, wherein YOU are pitta
the President, Directors and Company
the Lynchhnrg aud Salem Turnpike Co
many, are defendants.
WILLIAM RADF0RD,
LIZ nj If the 1 unc llhurg x llem m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, At Glove, Green, Campbell coun
~, on "Wednesday the 4tl ms, by the Rev. Mr..
Cochran, Mr. MO rs STELL of Tennessee.
Ia Hiss CATliARiNE l., HUNTER.
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n HAVE for hire TWO women, small girl,
aud sevcra, boys. r. FLETCHER,
Jan g. IS
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ADDRESS.

United States 1elegrqph-Extra, !
Washington, March 4, 1929
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hfa1hteT " DeUdtCS.-4hc$IS' ''hltS
and SeWon have advertised the Sd vol OF taeir
Registe, of Debates as published The imppr-
lance Of TIT, work, says the Alexandra ifa2rtte,
need not he dwell on, and the fact that unic>s
It's patronage should be increased, it must be
discontinued, should ensure its favorable r'c"p.
ton.
, Neu focel.-AIr. Flint, whcsc works
on the II western cuuD,ry have acquired much
popularity, Is about to publish new novel. enti-
lied the shoistoace Pdiley.
S0methag Nec.--Gyeat prapara
tioas nle making relative 10 The Fancy Bali 10
take placc al the Park Theatre IN Nav York on
the iii March. II is now determined Ia 20 sill,
further aud introduce masks, 50 thai the ipvers
Of pleasure viii have an opportunity at wtnes.
sing aud taking pari in the gairs Of mas.
qleradc. The novelty of the plan VIII, no
doubt draw a crowd of fashionable perform
ers In his new aud SIP lend'd scene
Consequence of BaLlS.-A correspon-
dent Of The Little Falls Peoples Friend says
that thirty couple attended bail in the town
of Mannheim, HerkiIner coun Y, on the FIRST Of
January, 1923, and of this number 10 were
married within the year-eacb of the ten gentle
men having been united to the ladies they sever
ally gallanied on the occasion.
Frida-Thc Legislature of this
territory at It, last srs'ion. passed an net IN
cooperating a Territorial Bank with capital
of 100000. Tallahassee the seat OF Govern
nent, contains Il population OF 1900 lnhabi.
taniS.
Parricide.-On the 10Th ult. at New
Orleans, Mrs. Flood, widow of DIR Flood, was
murdered by her son IN law Louis Gnierfay
bv siabLing her in the dark III the yard. 1hf Old
lady almos, Instantly expire |. The monster
is % years OF as.. !.c was secured and
committed 70 jaf
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latclq
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10

sneech, determined to dissolve Of themselves. 30
that the bill, if il passed into law, will oniy nave
tbe Brunswick club,--which would, we presume
in like manner with the Catholic associatlol' DC
subject to its operaon--to act upon -,
Mr.. O'Connell arrived in London, on the 1o'h'
inst, but under existing circumstances, Wouio nut
il was supposed, press to take his seat.
The London papers contain the correspondence
between Count Salianha, commanding the P"rtu,
sucse refugees, who to the number Ut o0o, salied
from Plymouth, ostensibly for Brazil, and Captain
WaIpoe, of His Britannia Majesty's irigate rang
or, off rereeira, where these refugees attempted 70
land. This they were prevented from oolhS ny
CAPTAIN Wapule, acting, as he states uhoer Poa''
live orders from his government; and IN consequence
after long correspondence, the transports MADE
sail for Brcst, where they were received win me
rreatest kindness. Unfortunately, the Ranger, IN
firing a, the transports to bring them to- hreu mo
one Of them, killing one man and woundng TWO o'n
ers The transaction was mentioned with much
feeling in Parliament, and explanations would oe
had upon the subject from the ministers.
In the grain and cotton market, decline Is an
nounced. as the Commercial Record will show.
From the Courier ofthe OH February.
It was stated this morning that Earl Grey had
accented the vacant cabinet office OF LORD IfiVy
Seal. which had been offered to the Earl VI west
moreland, and declined. ~,
Mr.. Bankes is understood to have resigned llie
INST of the Secretary to the Board OF Control.
Mr.. Peel, as our readers will see by suo'e
ouent article, in paper to-day, has resigned Tue
Representation of the University OF OXi"ru. Inc
Couyocation is stated to have accepted 1t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
A supplementary Act,

To the Act entitled "A supplement- to an Act
entitled an act to incorporate the Bank Of Wllmlny-
ton and Brandywine, in the Borough Of Whining
ton"
SECTION I. BE e enacted by the Senate and House
If Representatives of the State of Delaware, IN
General Assembly met, That from and after the
passing of this Act, the Capital Stock OF the SAID
Rank Of Wilmington and Brandywine actually paid
in. snail be deemed and taken to be the sum OF
'T,yentyeioht thousand one hundred and ninety tour
dollars and no more.
SEC. Q. find be further enacted, That new GER
t6cates Of Stock, signed by the President and
Icountersigncd by the Cashier, and sealed with the
common seal Of the said Corporation, shall be Is
sued and delivered to each Stockhoder, acknowl-
edcng the payment of seven dollars on each share
held by him, her. or them; subject however to the
payment Of the remaining four instruments, one Of
leirht dollars. and three of five dollars each when
called for so that the original capital stock consist
nu of four thousand shares. Of thirty dollars eachs
The made whole. And the st ckholders snail on re-
ceynp new certificates Of stock as aioresald' return
their Old certificates to the proper officers OF sad
Rank who shall cause the same to be cancelled
SEC. s. And be 1t further enacted, That II any OF
the Stockholders in said Bank shall neglect or re-
fuse TO nav the nstalments that shall be called iors
the President and directors shall have the power to
SUNNY any deficiency that shall occur by such ne
elect and refusal, by opening subscription for the
sale of such deficiency of stock SO refused or me-
elected to be subscribed Tor.
s''''''N WILLIAM w. MORRIS.
Sneaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
p. SPRUANCE, ir.
Douor Ian Of. Speaker of the Senate
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
SNUETFF'S SALE.
Dover, Jan. &c,

Rv virtue of w rit of Lev Facias. to me direct.
ed will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at
The House of PETER HENDRlCKSON, (Buck
Ia, ern \ in Christiaaa Hundred on Saturday the
18th day Of April inst at 9 O'Clock P. M;
All that Plantation or Tract Of Land Situate ",
mo and being in the Hundred of Christiana, and
County of New Castle, bounded by the lands OF
Jobn Simmons, Mrs. Higgins, D.. l. Du Font, WIN.
Dixon, and James Russell, containing uPwaros ..
s,,b al and singular the improvements and aPPur~
,.n w." thereunto belonging. The Improvements
are a rood dwelling house, nearly new. goUd
are IA other out buildings The situation is high,
healthy and pleasant .on 10 tho nroner.v Of
1 EVAN REYNOLDS, decd. and to De . sold
A Az O WILLIAM HERDMAN, shy.