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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
To TIT, Eprrons OF rnL DAnv wuo.


Hearing much about the present an OF
and witnessing many fruits of the ingenuity of nv cS.
porates naturally felt desire TO exercise my small talent ia
some way useful self least II
Finding that required of income 10 sppo,,
the style neighbors he thought that the other
fourth little lay up annually age and RAINY
days; and could only the matter IN three
iouThs wc expended the fourth should be entitled 10
patent io good the thanks AT
desirable OBJECT, devised plan of operation carried IL
INTO full experiment, and the praise my ingenuity be 4,
spoken deserve seai deal OF credit Tor lis effects
far.
must give YOU OF tie outlines Of my plan a, ire risk
OF beng suspected possess vanity discretion For
TINS however, apology. IN the place cnntri-
Hed by aud another acquantances hter
and thther about tie town, iyers WIN either
not agree very well together had no social intercourse viii
eacn o'her so that whatever little liberties OF the tongue
~ use III one aniy, Tor their amusement rdicule
paagement OF aLoe likely reach that other bv
reason oi tcr intercourse fertile invention and dexter.
Gus use OF petty scandal makes YOU cant tell a,
keeping regular manage TO dine and take tea from
nome on IN average live days Of seven caIsv
u! Wherever 60 ffere is al saving To me aud
public benefit IN the bargain There az sndrv other I v
peenis too numerous to paTticuarise which IN the
make something There IS howevsr important and for
whch 80 huch ceui my Just due. original
n.y. cannot WITHHOLD H. IL Is this When
chent, am kept at home with
barrel coal winter, like domestic ueuli,erc mn,
plan IS To send servant first and another of my
good neighbours mot the eiids visit periodically not 10 10
borrow No never borrow IL Is practice. but To r..
quest that Mrs GooSou Will send the ham she borrowed
ni me some time ago, the bushe of coal whatever else NAV
happen 10 Poor creature, she dare not refuse known,
nave some credit yet for veactv good tongue and an
Ne acquaintance she tell the sine does no, reul
cct borrowing, hut nevertheless she takes care Il, return
There many Mir EDITOR, TO live tina, vou never
uoSn oi You must know this my essay and have
great longing To myself la With poper ENCOURAGE
ment may become valuable correspondent Your nao,
10 publish this. '
With respect aud humility, your obeden, servant.
PATTY NONESCCu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
LATEST FROM CuIIJAND PERT


We have received Valparaiso papers TO MAY nth
containing Luna dates to the 9th of April.--.N. Y.
Jour. Com
HALP.RA'so, Nay st is considered certain that
the government of Peru has acknowledged the debt
which it contracted with the CHILEAN government in
consequence OF the expedition of 1920. Ii also sa id
that tins Acknowledgements is occasioned by the crti-
cal circumstances in which the Peruvsn Republic now
finds itself.
RumouTs have Likewise been in circulation. that il
isin contemplation at Lima cXpel from the Pcruvi-
an territory all the Chians who established there
We cannot givo the least credit 50 extraordinary
proceeding
LENA, April The disposition ofour government
II appears, is still for We arc assured that or
ders have been forwarded Guayaqui not to deliver
mp the town; and it is probable that Gen. Lamar in
view Of the villainous conduct of our enemies has
resolved TO annul that fatal convention which would
be a perpetual disgrace to the Peruvian Republic.
ABEQUIPA, 10th March.-Eight Commissioners
have arrived from Bolivia in the hope OF pcrsuadinr
Gcn Santa Cruz to accept the Presidency ofthat re-.
public IL seems that he has been able To resist
their entreatcs and that he will Off in few DAYS
Tor the Bolivian capital, with the anxious desire
10 aPpease the Disturbances Of that country and pro
INC to its highest happineSs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

an clothing in new dress their own opp ref,ted
sanders,-and, in spite of all the warnings of expe-
rence-ln defiance OF aitIe suggestions of sclfres-
pect, continue TO annoy the Public with their brain
less and impoent illusions. In this wearisofne and
disgusting round of detrnction there are also found
individuals, whose profession it is, dfrise olt ana
intelligence through the Country-who i.scribe over
whose scurrlous pens and party coloured selec,ons
are constantly betrayng their disregard of truth nd
the deep inveteracy which rankles in their beorts
Once indeed, they would have fawned upon and fiat.
tered, and called by the endearing title OF FRIEND
him who is the perpetual theme of their reproach
But times have changed, and other purposes are how
to be served. Itis the nature of us crrin uorlals
to hnte with peculiar rancour, those whom we have
idols of our praise"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
GontnIerflal 1srfor0.

Ertr1ct IF letter from Petersburg, dated Hug. i8tF
Our respective markets have ruled too nearly alike
in prices to leave any room for profit after paying
charges. At foot hand you our export to foreign
ports, om LIST October. 1929 10 10Th August, which
| nave taken from the Custom House books. There
has been no account taken of that shipped coastwise
would estimate II however, at about 1000 bales
Tho stock in the warehouses amounts TO 1000 bales
lquote cotton at p &C. very little strictly prime
in market.
Export Of cotton Grom Petersburg, Va 10 foreign
noris from Isl Oct IR2a TO 18Th Anrnsi. 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

DIED, on the 2l inst board the ship London Of New
buypofi, lying in james River, at Turkey Island Mir AMOS
STicANsv, second officer, aged ~ years
Departed this life, Yesterday in the 4s wear OF s,e oo
most painful Illness, which he bore with Christian friuc
Nr HAHssoN JoNfs OF this city Ills friends and acouaint
auccs requested to attend his funeral this otp. M In
o'clock, without further notice.
mED-At Annapolis Md Mr.. Joseph Simmons the oldest
hll.d tie Office of grave drrrnr . $50 Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

Gen. WIZ. GREGORY has been appointed Post
Master at Elizabeth City, IN. c. in the place Of
Isaiah Fearing, removed. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
NORTH CAROLINA.

LEWIS WILLIAMS has been re collected Ren-esen.
tative to Congress AFTER violent struggle TO out him
out, by majority 40o votes over SAMUEL K1Sc tLe.
Administration candidate.--.Norfotk Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
GtscftOtS &yIF9.
THIs DAE.
PHLCfELE REAL PROPERTY AT re

H.aLU.AsLE RE.7z FSofTEafY AZ, ROCKETS
pURsUANT to foS Ges s1h@ f the sn0e,o, eo,,,
u of chancery for the Richmond district pronoun
Sed on the 27th day Of March, 1920 in the case OF
oung vs. Richie, will be offered for sale. on Sr,ur-
oay, me 10Th day of August, 1929, at O'Clock NJ
al pubic auction, TO the highest bidder on a credi.
% o. IL and 10 months, the real estate of Jsnss
Necensed situated in that part Of the city o.:
hichhond called Rocketts-which property is DE-
scrlbed by MIR. James Rch, ono of Inc tr,,.oo, -
sad Young, IN the following manner 10 wiz. An ex
cehent two story brick house and bake hons. %
brck, lot well enclosed with brick and occoi1 n,
Dir. Granger: two story wooden ten.rSan, ~
ont house, separated from the former lot NV avn
alley, lot enclosed with wOodthis propertv los o.,
Rockets street, below the bridge and in,,nedo,s,
opposite the wharyes-a small wooden dwelling ard
stable, on the opposite side Of the same street s.
not enclosed and small wooden dive ling house an
street back of Rockets street, with good garden
enclosed Bonds with approved security will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser purchasers and the iila
TO the property retained further security Tor the
payment OF the purchase money.
]. GUERRANT, NJ. $. c. c.R.p
-l1ly 29-w6t Or one of his Deputies.
By DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ GO.
GROCERIES,.
TINS MORNING, 29th instant, at 70 o'cIogs,
at our Auction Store,
10 EiLds ~ Orleans SUGAR, prime
do -. Croix do
10 do molasses
> DO Antigua
DO ~ England rum
do N. Orleans
100 bOls. NO macker,l
100 reams writing pape.
100 boxes brown soap
10 bales cotton warns
% boxes Windsor glass
50 bags shot
Sperm, and mould candcs
English mustard
thccee, teas,
Paints lamp oil
Cotton succtings, &c. &.
aug - d. A. 6 CO. A,,..
mn be- aided 10 tie Adore s1l,
30 Sides soal leather
10 quarter casks Malaga vine
20 Ebls shad
Also.
= Negro W oman, gnoG cook, washer and noner
2aGg : ID. A. u Go. Aucis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

NXCURSION down the River TINS ATE sNoos,
ia at o'clock, TO return at sun down. Passage
down and up, 80 cents for Gentlemen; no charge for
Ladies or Children.
III Music will be provided.
aug % JOHN d. TURNER. Captain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
TOMORROW!
TENIIE drawing Of the GRANp Consolidated Lor
a Terry, Nc. l6, will he received.
SCHEME.
DC. &c. &c.

Tickets g, halves so, qunrters p
ar Orders post pad) enclosing tho cash. will he
promptly attended to, If directed to
aug % =. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
.trDs,tott0 Saatot0.

u Duff Green (the organ of President Jackson. J
says, that the supporters Of the present adninistra
ton eere The eopte. and that the friends of the adm
nlS'rat were not the people, but certain depraved
beings who advocated the claims OF Adams and CLAW.
"a opposition to he peopie.
Van Burens orgron, the Albany Argus. Is perpctu-
Iy whining and canting upon the same theme. That
time serving and venal print, like our most consis-
tent and upright neighbour, has a very happy kuack
IN seeming out beforehand, and Ginning in with the
m%o"fy' 1t Adsnss $1,000 supporters at the polls,
out of iIs8,ooo constituted 10 par, OF the people.
then we do not precisely understand what name ,o
give them. Whenever we hear this disgusting cant.
we recoiIect the onnous cry OF Robespierre, who
used always to sigh and lament bou, lie poor people!
the poor people! at the very mement when the black
eo"'er,p'ion list was in his pocket, which doomed
hundreds OF the poor people to the Gu.o,ino
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

or The Drawing of the New York Con.
solidated Lottery will be received TO Day, Capt.
TAI 10000; and of the Washington Grand Consoli-
dated TO .MORROW CAPITAL SIS. 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

a. Duff says that the Editors of ;l., Lexinuton
Reporter have charged Amos Kendall tthc Heaven.
born Amos. with reiyi anil Deliberate peyjuyy. and
have dnred him to institute an action opoir.t ,b,r,
But Duff strcnuousy advises the Fourth Auditor not
10 tri't himself IN the clutches ola Lexington court
ana jury. lie might trust genuine Jackson Jury-
or the Telegraph thinks that they would endorse all
The false swearing that Amos was ever guilty of:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
MANAGERS OFFxCls.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. &c,
Draws THIS DAY in Washington City, and the
drawing will be received ..MORROW, (Sunday.)
at The Wonagere' Office. Tickets cannot be pro-
cured after this day
SrITrafr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

4 on ALL commence the Collection oil Tia,
- City Taxes dine Tor 1929 on the 1st oF So,
ber II may be the wish OF some persons to cali ~.
me at the City Hall, and pay their bills bofor =, =
time; If so, shall not object
aug l8-eo6Gf GEO. p. CRUMP, Cole.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

u liberal reward viii he given by a near neigh
Dor OF ours, for good for Miles Kinp's re-.
moval. After waiting long for good one. no
doubt any sort would be better than none I, &c no,
thought necessary to offer any reward for good yeo
son tor Nash Lcgrands appointment as it is we'll
known and universally admitted, thst none sud,
exists.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

Tickets g., Quarters l %. Gail at Head Quar-
tiers under the Eagle.
aug 20 YATES & MGNTYRE, Managers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
TRUST NILE.


b virtue OF a deed of trust executed TO the sub.
Scroer by John Johnston. and OF record in the
tlustings court ONCE Of the ciy o Richmond on The
l1n day OF October 1877, shall un the 2Ist dry of
August 1929 at - o'clock M before the front door
OF the Bell Tavern, in the city Of Richmond for liis
purposes therein mentioned proceed TO sell al pub lc
auction, on credit Of so DAYS, the following uroaor
y, TO wit ! lots parcels Of land wing and D. n..
IN the SAID city, Valley and Concord strc.,s
known IN survey made by Richard Young (fpr I'm.
late Dr. John Adams, bearing dale the 3Ist May
1876 by lots No -, IA, 10 aud 10: also two nepra
men, 10 wit: Stephen and Dick. For more psFf
cuar description of said property said deed ria
title TO the above property is believed TO be rooi
but acting as trustee shall not warrant
aug Idiot JESSE +. KEESEE, Trustee
u The sale OF the abnve Land Is postponed mill
Monday, 1Ih September next at o clock on the nre
! misses. Oh the negroes until TUESDAY 9Th Al 10
! o clock at the Bell Tavern
aug - JESSE L. KEESEE, Trustee.
- ALE OF LASD.-iy yrtuo 0i a deed m TISt e1c,7
- To the subscriber by John W. Gregory ON the Din -
august ISL ahd admitted to record III the CLERK ofee -
o"nIt oi James t'iy, on the 9Th an,Iary 1922
certain purposes therein expressed, pnocee,I
cay me tnni cay Of september next, SELL on the
To the highest bidder io ready money Tract Of and 80
c'NnN OF James 'ty, IN SAID deed
containing four hunfcd acres having allotte,I m ~
h,y tFo"ne- to whom John NJ Gregory purchased ,
ADJOINING Brownies mill This land IS ieayit. -
sdeTcd a desirable 10 those d engage il, H.
'"e no defect n tie title Is known >rscr,e. r -
e sells as trustee, he y " convey only such TIDE as v
'". uN 'I's u'e't SioieSSd- JOHN Il. CIOPTty
-s9S, is., o.. 59-tIse
n SHALL commence the Collection ri H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

~ We understand from good authority, that Mr..
Barbour will sail from England between the middle
and last of September.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

w Is9'rW.-fwENrr sryEH ADDITIONAL Officers
oil The Customs have been appointed at New York.
we should like 20 know the amount of additional sa
anes which are paid them by this economical al.
mlnistration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

i6,O6l bales cotton.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

Iron trade IN Great Brian-ln the year 1740 the whole
IRON tireat Britain II 000 from 50 furnaces
1885, il had increased TO 6S JUO tons from III furnaces
III 1895. il had Increased To 1875 900 tons.
In 1906, it had increased Ia $50 600 TONS
In 1920, il had increased to 400 900 tons.
Il. 1897 hal increased to $4,000 tons, from 284 FUR
naccs OF which there made in Wales. $4,000 TONS
from 100 furnaces and i'll Scotland, sc, 500 tons, from ~
furnaces.
A named Elizabeth Logan, has been committed
PRISON in Sudbury, Pa charge OF having poisoned
he husband, William Logan. The body of the deceased
had been erred about days, when suspicious ex
cited. and lit was d,,inerred ard examined. There
no doubt of his having been killed by arsenic. She
young woman, with three children
Fom the Portland Advertiser.
Murder and attempt SacidcOn Friday last, John
Morgan of this town, seaanng man. state OF despcra
ton, probably occasioned BY his jealousy something
more conclusive, entered neighbong house, where his
wife and stabbed her to the heart with knife he had
purposey prepared for the cruel deed She fell dead at
his feet He then plunged the same fatal knife into his
body, below the breast bone, and from appearances
used every effort To touch his heart in which he was not
successful Such is the nature of the wound he inflicted
however, that there remains hopes ofhis recovery He
was barely alive erday Morgan and his wife, it
had previously separated she had Withdrawn from his
house. On his entering the house where she was, the only
conversation which passed between them, as we under
stand, was he asked her if she would go home and live
with HIM. She replied, 81 will tell you Tomorrow" lie
answered. :" life is SWEET and immediately committed the
arocous act. When grinding the knife, on board yes
sci in the h.rbo he asked what he going to do
with it. HIS reply was he was going to have sport with
it, For the credit OF our town. we will state that one Of its
oldest inabitants informs that this is the first murder
ever committed here. We hope it will be the last.
Money Packages.A young man by the of Jones,
COMM ted suicide in phaepha supposed 20 have been
occasloned by suspicion that he had embezzed pack
age of money entrusted to his care, which ON reaching its
destination found to contain newspapers. iet,ei
appears III the Democratic Press from house in Wheeling
which CT ntains the following declaration
"The paagc sound and certainly to disappearance,
rua n
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
STEAM BOAT TO JERSEY.

A MEETING of such persons as are favourable
IA to the project of opening a communication be-
tween this Borough, and some eligible point or
points on the Jersey shore. by STEAM FERRY
BOAT will take place at the Town Hail. this
Evening at o'clock. Some valuable information
has been collected, and will be laid before the
meeting
Friday, March go.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

On the 12st inst after sho but painful Illness a. ,ne
residence of his sun-naw, Capt William D. Wapes' iss
boro, Del. WILLIAM Hill. WELLS, Esq. IN the ois'
year Of his age had long been bright ornament o. the
bar and for several years conspicuous member o' .e
State Legislature and of the Senate OF the unea
His loss has left chasm which viii not socn 5e ieo'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
CRY GOODS,

Which they will sell Wholesale or Rea at the most re.
uced prices. Their stock consists part Of the following
articles -
Blue black brown, citron Olives and mixed cloths super
fine fine & low priced,
Blue, black, dab, 8, mix'd cassmers
Blue and m xed tnets, fine ard low priced,
Green and red bazes,
White, yellow, red and green flannel
Blankets, feaInoughts and ndseys,
Black circassians, blue and drab rattinetts.
Black and mixed hastings and princetta,
Black, plain cooured AMI Ggured bonbazetts,
handsome assert ment OF salcoes and ginghans,
Cambria Jaconett book, Swiss and null muslns striped,
plain and figured
Irish linen, long lawn, cambria laen and cambria linen
hdkfs.
Furniture and cambria dimity, 1874 Marseilles quilts.
Damask able linen and cotton diaper,
g., z, s. and 1914 Russian diaper and crash,
Russia and Porter sheetings,
Linen and cotton drilllngs, velvet,
Bangup and Pittsburgh cords,
Black, lead coloured and mixed worsed hose,
White and black cotton do
White, black and silk hosiery and gloves,
Beaver, buck, yorktan, kid, and Hoskn do.
general assortment of bonnet bet and fancy ribbons
ltalan nankeen and company grapes,
Italian mantua, satin !eranleen and sattns,
Striped and PLAID silks,
Black and blue black and plain cooured Gros de naples
and horences,
Lu,estring senshaw and sarsenet silks,
a. bobnet and bobnet laces and edsngs and bobinet
lace wells,
Black and white merno and cashmere long and square
shawls various colours,
Cashmere, silk and gauze hdkfs.
Bandanna flag and black silk hdkts
Silk, valencia, swansdown andMarseles vesting,
i Umbrellas and parasols. &C. &c.
| 4 general assortment of Donestics;
4 Such as Bedtckng, plaids and stripes beached and
i brown musns, &c.
All of which they invite their friends and the public
generally to call and examine for themselves.
March IS. 1892 94-f
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
Election.

AGREEABLY to the provisions of an act OF Assembly
entitled" An act to incorporate the Delaware Coal COM
pany-passed at Dover the 18th day OF January ss
meeting of the Stockholders requested at the mouse OF
lanes FUNNY in this Borough, Monday the oth gay o.
April next between the hours of three and hye ocsoci
p NJ for the purpose of electng seven directors OF saa
Company. All, 1u,,,uU
Joseph C. G.lpin,
UWium Seal. 3.
Benjamin COonabe. i
Widiaa Warner.
Wilmington, March co. 1929. 9o-'o.iA
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

MARRIED On Thursday evening the 10Th instant. a
Harmony Mills by the Rev. S. W. FRESHMAN, Mr. ED
WARD r.. EVANS, to Miss SALLY ANN, daughter
Isaac Price, Esq
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
Alta stated Meeting

of the Association of the Friends of Ireland, in Viii
mington and its vicinity held pursuant to public no
tice, at the house of Mrs. c. MCGEE, on Tuesday
March 7, 1929; The following persons were de
clared by the President duly elected officers tor thE
ensuing year, to wit:
President--Dr. Allen McLane;
Vice Presadeals-lst. James S. White
Cd. John McCluug
Corresponding Secretary-John McLear;
Recording Secretary-James Simpson, jr. ;
T,easurer-James Gardner.
JOHN McLEAR, Sec. P. L.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

~ BY Divine permission, there will be servc
in the Second Presbyterion Church, corner of Quee
and Walnut Streets, during next Sabbath.
March 90.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
lRI&N!,lDW. Ala

vuyHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and the public, that he has removed from Cen
treyllle. Delaware, to
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
For Sale,
Farmers Bank Stock.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
uNOURTEEN Shares in the Farmers Bank OF the
II State of Delaware. Apply to DR.. JAMES Cou-
PER. New Castle, or to the Ed TORS.
M,.oh 10 1900 96-4tp.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
q AK II LIE,

Ad;o;oinp the farms of John McAlinn, John Had
dncL and John Stidham, where he will be happy 10
receive the orders of his customers, which VIII De
attended to with punctua'ty. -,,c ,nrr>r
=, +, 90 1000 96-tt.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
March 10, 1929.

Potatoes we maintain--and we believe our criti-
,a judgement in the matter will be Supported by al!
should be boiled in their Jackets aid not
: light, pceed'' before boiling. Ude. whoa we
consulted on the point. refers to his invaluable
work, the French Cook. where his opinion. as be
:es US, is recorded respecting the boiling Of
potatoes at p. $50 of the "eshth edition greatly
enlarged" Wash the potatoes clean, and bull
them with the skin in salt and water,' are The woa DIS
of Louis Eusache Ude, ci-devant cook to l. ,uis
XVI. and the Earl of Seton. If Eighty peeled,'
as recommended, what are the consequences ?--thc
potatoes become lnsi pId. from the absorption of the
water and lose their flavor Does the Irish peasant
whose food entirely consists of potatoes peel them
before boiling The answer is. certainlu no. -
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
PRICES OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.

Super6ne Flour, per barrel ,o, 81
Wheat, white, pr bushel or oOips so
| Do. red, do. do. n as
| Corn, old per bushel or sgd n a.
Do. new do 90
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
RensoUGI.

Kept by ALEXANDER PORTER.
Grateful tor the patronage they have received they retur
their thanks their friends and the public general,
hope by STRICT attention to business merit cuntinua
ton of their custom
They have hand and intend keeping general as
nf