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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

~ 20 do Claret, part superior
10 kegs Lochhne behring's
Just received, for sale By
june % T. H. DREW, Agt.
WHITE HAVANA SUGAR, &c.
Landing This .norning, from Schooner, Tantiry and
other Pesseis, for sale.
00 Boxes gunpowder and imperial tea
10 cases cansters imperial aud gunpowder
tea, pounds each
half pipes Madeira wine
90 Or. casks Malaga do
10 hhds prime St. Croix sugar
boxes White Havana sugar suitable for
10 half boxes preserving and for confectionery
10 hhds very superior n. Orleans Sugar
so bags pepper
% hhds prime retailing moiasses
ALSO,
bales Scotch osnaburgs
do Burlaps.
june 23-4t OTIS. DUNLOP &Co
HRESH GOODS.---H. NELSON lras re.
eeived by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutestring
Coloured and black gtOs de naples
Fdncy berege, and gauze scarfs and hdkfS
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null and Swiss muslus
Plain cambria and jaconet DO
Manchester and French cambria rinphams
Common and fine calicocs, assorted with Va
riety OF other seasonable and desirable goods
ALSO,
Superior power loom sleetinps manufactured bv
Messrs. Cunningham e. Anderson, Of this City
winch VIII be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
F.loe. may 28
SC0Ii,f'S NEE NOVEL,-3nne o. GeieIsioin, or the
iup MS DC Of the Nis' BY the author of waye.y
4 ORN.--7oO Bushels Corn in the Dock,
for sale by LEWLS WEBB g. Go.
June
GlN. Receiving tbs Morning, and for
-" sale, SO bbls. Campbelrs gin.
june &C 2. if OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
HAVANA SUGARS.
IL Half boxes Havana sugar of superior quality
10 boxes suitable for preserving and for
Conttciioncrs. For sale by
June % Ct OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
Nd Bags Green Coffee
% hhds oh whiskey, for sale on accommo.
aatIng terms By ID. TIMBERLAKE.
SOLE LEATHER---l0o sides heavy oak.
- tanned sole leather, averaging 20 lbs and of SUI
Perior quality-for sale JAS. WINSTON.
july
SMITllFIBLD BACON.--I6 900 lbs. Of
~ best Smithfeld Bacon, cured by r. Pretlow, of
small carolina hogs--Joints salt petred-fqr sale at
the Dock for cash by JAS. WINSTON.
Jun
d Casks French MADEIRA Wine, Just landed from
Sehr. Hiram, for sale by
june 30 D. TIMBERLAKE.
Beautiful Blue F0olsc0p Paper rCcciTed.
LUST received by John II. Nash, a few
Reams Of beautiful Foylscap Paper; also an
which, nc will sell on very reasonable terms.
june 90
HAMS, SHOULDERS, MIDDLINGS.
- 10000 lbs Of Smithfeld bacon assorted.
The joints are well salt petred and cured upon an
improved plan; for sale by
June % JAMES WINSTON.
VyAI ZINC uTTNTUcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
L.4IEST FASHIONS.

4 Ooh AZ RYAN. opposite to Hall & MooIes inform,
Their customers aud the public that of their partners
mas VISITED the Northern cities, aud has procured the a,es,
Fashions aud stock very jcs, Kind for tue manufacture
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

= M ibLEh WANTED - Wanted, inmedisl.., = =.
~ Salego hllsl Miller who is yell Qualified o. wy
eppiy but such as can produce The satisfsc or
@'-e'- y1'o ~ q. >, tHENAIIlF :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

Proprietor from the Harm Springs
edmond, Va. June 70, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-10

~ Barrels OF strong cider vinegar
% keys of Sni,hiicld lard.
june I Jas. W'LNSTO.E
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIa-1To wiz:
remembered That the eighth day of June in the
my t year OF tie Independence OF the United States OF
America Auel Works OF the said District hath deposited in
n's uce the tide OF book the right whereof claims
pfole'o Ia the words following wiChIiStian Parents
ASSISTANT or Tales for the Moral Religious instructions
ioui; by tue author OF "IeticIs Female Charac,er-
nat man there among whom ms bread will
You give him stone lie ask FISH will you give him ser.
Pent Mark wi TO- In conformity the act of the Con-
srcSS ct the Tinted States entitled Gan Act for the cncoua,e
men, OF learning by securing the copies of MAPS charts and
DOCKS TO the authors and propretus OF such copies during
Copy. RD JEFFRtES
in~Se Clerk of the la stern District Of ia
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Issl::g4ai 81 80.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
ENX GOODS,

Which they will sell Wnpltsale Reai, at the most re
duced Prices. TLeir stock consists part Of the follow n
articles
Blue black, brown ci,ron olive and mixed cloths super
fne & low priced; blue black, drab mxd cas- 'n ~
blue and mixed satmets. fine ard low priced green AZ d
red bazes whie yellow, red and green anne bltnkets
ieanoushs and mdseys black cucassan blue, and drab
ratnetts; black and mixed hastings and princeta black
PLAIN coinured and figured bonlzet's; handsome a,sr-
men of calcoes and gnghans cambric Jaco Ell, oooks
Swiss and null m'snls striped, plain and figured lr's
hnen long lawn, cambria linen, and cambria linen hdkt:
ttrni ure cambrc dimy, 1874 Nurseries qussdarn-
ask table linnen and diapers Z 3, and 1914 r. IA
diaper and crash Russia aal Porter sheetlngs, lnen I'D
cotton drlngs, velvet bangup and Pittsburgh cords
and black Coz do white, black and silk hosiery
and gloves beaver buck, forktan, kid, and Ho,kn do
genera. assor,men, OF bonnet belt and fancy ribbons:
AN, nankten and COMPANY grapes Italian manta, sat-
evaneen and sans. striped and plaid Silks black an'L
blue black and plan cnluued Gos de les and Horences;
i,es,ring seshaw and silks, 4-4 bollet; thread
and bblet aces and ed'ngs aud bonei lace ves black
and whle mern, and cashmeer long anti square sawls,
various colours cashmere, silk and gave hkts bandana
fac aud black silk hdks silk, valencia, swansdown and
,arse lis vesng; umbrellas and patasps and general
assortment u D,mesiics such Bedtickng plaids and
Stripes bleacled and bUwn m"si,ns, &c. All at which
hey invite their friends and the public generally to eau
and examine Tor themselves.
Mach IS 1929 94-t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

l.
The Marquis Angesea whose recent removal from the
post of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has produced much
ctemen in that and the ranks the most
distinguished officers Of the British army His exploits as
cavalry officer, during the Pennsuar war; are spoken OIL in
the narratives of that PERIOD exhibiting romantic ana Ga
ring gaantry, which obtained him the admiration OF the
whole army When Sir John Moore, in the year 1903, adj
vanced with large British army from Portugal into the heart
of Span and sub sequeny compelled by the failure OF
the Spanas and the approach of Napoleon to make long
and disastrous reteatto Comma the Marquis then Lord Pa
get, communicative cavalry his The was always
IN the advance and last in the retreat and in covering the
rear during the retreat the reckless and daring courage with
which he assaed the enemy whenever opportunity present.
ed, mainly contributed to the preservation of the wreck
which finally reached Counna The chronicles of hatday
attributed the recklesness of life displayed by Lod Paget
in this campaign the desperation inspired by hopeless at
achment married lady of high rank the sister IN law OF
the present duke of Wellington He bore with him, howe
ver charmed le"he death he sought for in the noun
of Gaca he could not find and he returned TO Eng
landbe Lion of the dayThe succeeding events IN tho
life of the Marquis which attracted public attention. were his
elopemen with Lady Charlotte Wellesley, the object OF his
long and Illicit attachment-his duel with Colonel Cadogan
the brother of the LADY, and the sao of go 0ooawarded
by Jury to the wounded honour Of the husband AT the
battle of Waterloo Lord Pagct who had succeeded BY the
death of his father the title of Earl of Uxbrdge commanded
the cavalry of the Duke Wengtons army in which, while
acqung himself with his Characteristic gaanty he lost bis
leg by cannon shot this battle, he promoted to
his present rank in the peerage.
The unjust and ilbera policy Of England towards Ire"
land, strkingy illustrated, both in the appointment and
removal Of this nobleman, from, its government 1t but
few years since the Marquis Of Angesea avowed h''
SELF in the house of Lords implacaole enemy to the
claims of the Irish Catholics The sentiments he then exc
pressed no doubt recommended him to the ministry as
the proper Representative OF their policy in Ireland
years among that hearted people has re-
moved his prejudces and converted him from an enemy
to wa I'm and liberal friend. The removal of his prcjud-
ces has removed Also in the eyes Of his speors his ft-
ness for the agency with which he was entrnsed-and he
now recalled to make way for whose bgory is COM
posed of sterner materials
duel has been fought in Ireland, between Mr. Lawless,
and MIR. Gregg.
The Glasgow Theatre was down the 10th of JAM
nary
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
Fresh Garden Seeds
FOR SALE, BY
WHITMAN Me CAyALEN

Brandywine Mills, who has Northern Seeds put
up by the sHAKEns Of Massachnseits-,as also those
nut M by persons in the neighborhood. They may
be relied on as good
Brandywine Mills March II, 1922 a4.---4t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
Removal.
wTTTAM ROWAN & CO,

Have removed Store from No 81 to No. lO8, rket
Street, Wilmington, Del. two doors below the Indian
Queen Tavern. and mne diatey opposite William
Is Tomnsun's Store
Grateful for the patronage they have received, return
their thanks their friends and the public IN general and
hope by to business to merit connua-
ton of their custom
They have hand. and intend keeping general as
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
W1.a.1l!z.11..SG HGNS
Friday, March A2, 1929.

On Monday last, the following nominations made
to the Senate by the President of the United States, and
confirmed bv that body:
John H. Eaton of Tennessee, Secretary of War. John
Branch of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy John
Mcpherson Beren, of Georgia, Attorney General. VIII
liam r. Barry of Kentucky, Post Master General John
Pope, of Kentucky, Governor oil Arkansas.
Among the guests who attended the public dinner at
Boston, given by the friends of president Jackson OH the
4th of March, find the of the Hon Harrison G
Otis The following toast was given by him
"Homage the constitution. manifested in respect TO
its chief fnctonary-may New England conquer his
teen, as he conquered the public enemy by meeting him
more than half way"
The sentiment embraced in the toast is praise worthy,
and the toast itself comes with peculiar grace from Mr.
Otis-who, as member of the Hartford Convenon--ts
leader Of yore, and its champion Of late-nis hold in
grateful recolecton the high honor destined for him.
by President Jackson, under the second Section
considerable portion of paper to-day, is devoted
to the foreign intelligence received at New York by the
Sas Richards from liverpool The features principal
interest in II. are the deter inaton manifested by both
the belgerens in the of Europe. to prosecute the
war during the campaign, with renewed rigor aud
more extensive means--and the iunat'on given in the
London papers, of armed neutrality between France
and Great Britain, for the purpose Of setting bounds to
/" the Young and ambitious Autocrat" of Russia.
1t will be seen, by the following article, that
Stephenson the banker, whose enormous frauds in
England and subse quent flight, have occupied so
much attention there, and for whose apprehension
rewards amounting, in the whole, to six thousand
dollars have been offered, has al rived in this coun
try
STEPHENSON ARRIVED.
Extract of letter from Savannah, lst March.
Mr.. Rowland Stephenson, the bunker, and his
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
Wilmington Bridge Company

SEALED Proposals will be received until Satur-
- day the 2e,h inst. for supplying the Bridge with
OIL for one year. and with the prices per gallon, for
each kind; to wi sunni e and winter strained
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
amount Of Stock,
Newcastle, Sl98,222 SO
Kent, l09.678
Sussex, 49, 290
1854 "a!
S357,l9o So

Published in Obedience act Of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Delaware entitled An act laying du
ties licenses retailers OF foreign goods wares ana
merchandise" ). NJ HAhhiN1io N,
Secretary Of State.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
STEPHENSON ARRIVED.

Extract of a letter from Savannah, lst March.
Mr.. Rowland Stephenson, the banker, and his
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION.

A N Annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
IN Wilmington Bridge Company, will be held at the
House of koBRRr EAK,N, on Tuesday the 7th day
of next Month. between the hours OF and o'clock
p. NJ. at winch time there will be an Election for
Directors, in place of 8 whose times expires, and
also. for one in place of John FERRIS, decd.
JOHN TORBERT, Trea
Wilmington, March IL, 1929. 94--t7a.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

duel has been fought in Ireland, between Mr. Lawess
and MIR. Gregg.
The Glasgow Theatre was burnt down the 10th of jan
nary
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

o. 1u;,J;ovo G rr,u =. $50
Ok Josiah Cannon 300
96 lance Martin 700
81 Henry Davis & Co. 1OoO
% A. Haines for b. b. Howell ooO
% John Carey 4OV
so William Powell 15OOO
a. rbnmoa u.orn 500
80 Perry & Isaac w. Moore aoo
33 Benton Harris ooV
81 Joshua johnson 4Oo
IS Hill & Moray 3oo
az Rarrat 3. U,y2,rd 1900
81 L. J. C. Wright guy
SO Lott Rawlins ZoO
80 Green & Adams ooO
AZ William Nichols oOo
4l William & Michael Stewart lOOo
10 Iobn 1,osI;r 300
43 John Windsor oOO
a. Perry Prettyman !Oo
as Caleb Rodney sOo
d. Jobp 9,orr 200
% Harris & Turnwell 1aUo
AZ John Bennett ooo
50 Aaron Marshall jr. Nv
81 Jeremiah KINNEY ooo
50 Lowder Layton oVo
So Joshua 8. Layton Aooo
81 Elizabeth Houston ooo
SIS Roderck b. Palmer ooo
Sc Peter s. Parker & Co. ooo
"a William tonwel & Son 1000
SO George Hazard ivy
90 Levin Cannon ooo
81 William E Jester 1ooo
50 Canrge x Hall 400
81 M,ers Rur,on 300
81 Solomon Prettyman izOo
IS Isaac Bradley 4oo
66 Hitch & Giles iou
81 Jesse Green oOo
60 Edmund Grundy & Co. IVY Ivy
SO James II. Phillips ioO
20 Thomas Fooks 4oo
II Joseph Mummy IVY
70 John S. Gray ~
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13
5000


Amount Of Tar,
Newcastle, 8495 AZ
26S III
100 76
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-13

clerk, Lloyd, arrived here yesterday per British
brig Kingston, Wood, master, which sailed from
Liverpool for this port, but put into Milford Haven,
and ultimately sailed thence. The gentlemen are
at the Coffee House and sit at the public table.
". Y. fine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
THIS LOOKS Rebellion.
From The Yclegrnph.


Those conductors of the talented and ncorrUpiidie
head of the Indian bureau, "AIessrs Iomans and
Agg, under his special advice, consent, and assis
lance, have opened their batteries upon us, because
have daTed-to speak of his unworthiDess; and by
concerted effort attempting to dragon the Sec
retary of War, into u continuance Of Mr.. Mckinney
in office.
They mistake the relation VIC bear to this Hd-
mnistratiOn it they suppose that its humble
apoIogists that must seal our lips, to
speak without the permission of cabnc. officers
This administration rs the creature Of public senti-
ment 1t is pledged to the people to correct exist
ing abuses, among which none glazing than
those charged to the Indian department.
1t is the duty ofthc press TO speak Of public mcn
and at proper times to remind them Of the principles
which they are pledged to maintain Coniidng in
the irmncss d consistent devotion Of this adminlslra
ton TO the public interests, we have believed
selves called upon to anticipate its acts; but finding
ourselves unexpectedly involved in controversy
with MIR. M'Kenncy, shall not hesitate to speak.
We have not inquired Of the Secretary Of War,
nor do VIC pretend to know how far he considers Col
McKenny necessary to the administration Of his de-
partnent. II may be- as some of the Coloncs friends
have intmnted that the Coonels invaluable services
cannot be dispensed with II may be, that there is no
other in the United States capable Of dischar
ging the duties now performed by that greatest OF
all negotiators. Bot, do not believe that ell
ther the department the Government would suffer
IN character otherwise by his removal, e. aswe can
account for his retention in Office long only by sup
posing that the Secretary IS ignorant OF Mex en-
duty, in referring him to the files Of his de-
partment, particularly the correspondence be-
tween the late Second Comptroller and MIR. Nc
/ Kcnney, relative to his charges, double salary
&c. and TO the dockets of our Courts for The
evidence Of lis unworthiness. IT, after these have
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

been examined and understood. MIR. McKenney be
conlinued at 1.-THE head of the Indian bureau we
VIII repeat our astonsiment, that such man should
retain the confidence of administration possessin,r
an honest desire to punish fraud.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

Ihese offices natural and lagf pos Of tie Uctoyy
SO SAYS the organ of the Administration party in
New Hampshire. The principle has all along been
acted on, but it is the first tin believe, that any
of the mercenarics has been so lost TO shame
90 ayow II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

From the Xstic (Oio G1zcitc trfely Jactson paper
RE-REFoBM--If Gen. Jackson would ro-reform
his reforms and replace who have been dis
placed, the would regain many sincere friend he has
lost, and unmask his pretended There
was so great need for the Broom as at present, to
brush out the kuaves that have been placed in Office
without patriotism or integrity, and other love but
that Of self.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

C0Ptvre n The Gicnuer, IF PortidHd-Extract of
q letter from Capt Thaycr, of schr Cleaner, from
Portland dated St. Mjchaels June I'll arrived at
Tercciru 9th inst. and cut out by four boats Of
II, at O'Clock next morning, and have been stript
of every movable thing. ! have been sent to this
place and shall either be discharged, sent to Lis
bon and remain for adiudicatlon.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

Southern Crapes.-'Thc Yorivillo Pioneer, offs
c. states that Col. Clandiuen is taking great pains
to raise large vineyard, which promises to reward
his efforts. Two grapes, gathered from Of his
.BIaleiyu vines, weighed 80 grains. And that the
vines arc thckly hung with rich clusters. HIS mus
catel vines arc also crowded with grapes, averaging
80 grains The editor Of the Pioneer then enters
into a di-qnisition tue effects OF Wne in super
selBg the ase of ardent SPjrits-and considers the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
growth OF the grape Pioneer in the cause of re-
form. - ~ 'S Vi 'e-
LATEST FROM EJIp0oT

ny The snip Ros;an, at New York, Liverpool pa
eiS 10 INC 2sth July containing I.ondou dates to The
evening OF the 27th have been received. From the
Journal OF Commerce we make the EXTRACTS riven be-
low. The latest accounts from the Last q: Europe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

INroarAHT Co1oNGt Mfxico.--Capt Byisscrc,
o. the brig Scraphm who passenger ~ the steamboat
norfolk, and left his vessel below sixteen days from Chages,
Informs the editor Of the Gazette that on the It'll Of August
Government vessel arrived from t'uavaqul ~ Panama tie
Cdptaiu OF winch bearing dispatches irom Bolivar
Nothing official had tTanspied but the verbal of tic
officers others board was Bolivar had
(iodyaQu when they saede Peruvian having aba1
doned days PIE, after destroying caeviug
every thing like articles war, and then
4 plura
There had been revolution in Bolivia. Gcuera ta,narr4
had the President oi Bolivia, Gen ain4f on board 4
vessel sailing for Chilli with private orders shoot him
passage Gen Santa Cruz had been elected President
VIA and had dissolved tNe Congress IL general
Mon at Panama that there muyh information
suppressed by the officers and others who arrived the
Panama Capt j. into the csVcs with e schr =iyaT
from Havana, whose captain informed 'n HAT pgeyiOJr
~ having left Havana part NJ the % a'l trans ports
TIC expedition against AIexic0 had returned from IgmLO AFTER
aud'ue and taking possession OF ta ra"r- further StacG
ia the yi~5in troops Immediately iOncd tie Spanish
- a.. r, j. "a! ne. resistance n, ardisz
Bait. .41<r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

ties eomunnted by tine Indirns the country to the
south OF the Sslado; such plundcrng and burning
houses. driving off thousands of cattle, and murder
ing some of the inhabitants.
TIE asia Of JMay.'-To the Buenos Ayreans the
25th OF May, 1910. what the 4th of July, 775, is
TO Americans. 1t was the day on which 'thc coun--
try the dear country OF the Argenmes, received its
existence" The return of this joyous anniversary
n'md circumstances so trying, would Of course ava
hen some strong emotions IN the bosons ofthe Bue-
nos Ayreons, and wac teengly alluded TO in the Bull
e OF that date, and in circular addressed by the
Governor, Rodriguez, to his fellow citizens.
me mortal enemies Of our country, says the for
ncr' naNenot permitted us to celebrate OH this
SON. the day OF its birth-the 25th of May Instead
Vi the festivities TO which have be eli stoned
y" ,s s0iemn anniversary, we iird ourselves assem-
a WIN arms IN our hands, To defend the existence
e country against the threats OF fierce banditti
anu l9' heSs s,vages. Ii is now 10 years since the
' VI lnis SOIL armed as we are now, converted into
great nation, population OF slaves
! fCiiow-ctizcns, remember this dav: aud animated
W inc enthusiasm which It's iecoiiections inspire
a'res that the arms in your hands shall p,o eve
cue obstruction of anarchy, which seeks the ruin of
! day. va ''''