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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20


freedom OF oP'ninn mus,no' b, disrauraeed a:
toe result OF elections; at this ;ine. Ii is al.
ways the case, rha, men choose ra,h to fall in
with the ruling parry, han 10 seem 10 be &C ing
in systematic oppos,,iuu. This is more than
ever SO al this time, when j, IS dangerous TO
speak against the Administrators, unless il is
ones happiness to live. as We do, amongs, peo-
pie who pretty generally have the same wsy Of
thinking on the subject. l. is fact, no, to be
denied, that TO the south and west. and particu-
larly in Virginia. the changes Of opiniun have
been frequent. The medicine works slowly
bu, IL most assurrdly will effec, cure. The
time has not yet come for The nation TO rise in
its strength, and shake off The incubus which
now Expresses lis freedom. A day is al hand,
however.
''When Bertrsm's might. and Bcrtrsm's right,
Shall Meet on Ellengowan's height"
lfPar'y then triumphs over reason aud p,in-
ciple, the last effnrt will have been made, and
we m ~ fold our arms and await 10 que, what
ever fate our rulers nav imoo>' "p'uus.
The 2rss-n, SULTAN is. und"ub'edly, the
greatest monarch in EuRopE- When we say
greatest, we mean as to the powers Of his mind,
and the ex,en, Of his capacities His talents.
as S aIesmsn, are Of the very highest order.
His reply to The Manifesto of the Russians, jus,
before the breaking "u, Of the war, astonished
the politicians of Europe, by the diplomatic iae.
which il displayed, and The force and correct
ness of the positions it assumed His reign
has been a stormy one but he has CALAMITY
sleered The ship during The temprs'; aud il Us
evident, if the vessel is wrecked W h no. be
through his negligence or incompetence. He
is man of uncommon 6rmness and resolution.
We have illustrations Of this, in The fact Of his
a5oishing the Ja"issaries, and in (perhaps, to
the Turks, The equally momentous affair, of)
shaving the boards Of his subjects. His grea,
aim is, 10 assimiae lie manners and customs
Of the Turke, as much as possible, TO those Of
the Russians; but so as still % preserve some
important and distinctive features Of national
character. Nav, foreig" journal tells US III >,
the Sultan has done muc b more than all this
hr has even changed me fashions Of the fair
an exploi, for which the Other s Z viii at least
concsde him the appellation Of great, as much
Us we do for his other actions
His little princess. nine years of age, has
appe AIRED in stays. aud ,oifhouf veil TIE Ia
dies Of the Seragio ar. fit ing heir shapes wit"
says as fas, as they can; there has bee" an au-
TO da js Of wells in the Harem; and, It the S"
Tan live. few years longer, Turkish woman
will cxhibi, her face with as little oere mony "a
she now displays her ANGLES; and The beauty Of
the sex in Cons,aptinopIe will be Us for midable
as the fuency Of their tongues.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

FLOUR. In the early part Of last week. sales from
stores Of King street Flour was made IS 62 cents to
Is, and for warf Flour So offered and refused
The wagon price opened on Monday at so to $40,
and continued without material change until the receipt
of the new, by the birmingham. when it Immediately
declined to Is so. Onthe first recent Of the
favorable intelligence, sales from stores were made at
so 1t was subsequently offered at 373 and S IS
without meeting with purchasers. some small lots
sold at $50.
On Saturday, further reduction took place, owing
to continued tendency m the New-York market to-
wards lower prices. The w,gon price closed ut 4874
to 400 Sales were made from stores at 123, and y
few hundred barrels low 90. Our stock of -four
hsni is small, and the receipts have been linn
ted but the time is ut hand, as the farmers have
early completed their seeding. when we may
bly, calculate upon an increased supply.
Yesterday the ,o4gon price was unsettled at from
4 90to CO. The onl, sale from stores that came to
our knowledge was 100 barrels at 500.
Export for the week ending Saturday 18th inst. $500
BARRELS, 304 Coastwise, 1902 foreign.
Quantity Inspected during the same period
King street 1874 bbls
Wharf 1901 &c 274 half bbls.
Potomac LOO g."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

Mr. a, Bradley has issued proposals for
p'U"'ains Map Of the United States, on
'"''" all the pos, roads and post Offices viii be
~''Fa'sis distinguished. We wish him sue
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
Total

Total 2785 bbls ga half bls
GRAIN-We notice an alteration in the price of Hheat
and Corn, to correspond with the slight reduction since
Friday.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
puBLIc. No. 4S,l

AN ACT TO authorize the President of the United
States to cause the reserved Lead Mines, in the
State of Missouri, to be exposed to public sale,
and for othei purposes.
BE IL enacted By Tie Senate and House Of Repre-
se,,fmires The United Hd'es Of .4merica in Con-
gress assembled, That the President be, She hereby
IS au h0rzed. AT any time that he shall think propers
to cause the reserved lead mnes and contiguous
lands, in the State of Missouri belonging to the
United States, and unclaimed By individuals, TO be
expused to sale in the same manner that other pub
lie lands are authorized by law, to be sold, excep.
as hereinafter provided.
Sec. g ind be 1t further enacted That SIX months
notice, at least Of the times and places OF the said
sales. shall be given in such newspapers OF general
circulation n such of the States as the President
NAV think expedient. with brel description Of the
mineral region in Missouri, and of the lands to be
offered for sale, showing the number and the local
ties of the different mines now kuown the probable
ty of discovering others, the quality Of the ore the
facilities for working it, the further facilities, if any
for manufactures of shot, sheet lead and paints. and
the means and expense Of transporting the whole to
the principal markets in the United States
Sec. g. And be 1t farther enacted. That IN all Ca
SEES of confirmation or sales Of lands p Missouri, re-
norted to contain lead ore. the patent shall be issued
10 the person in whose favour the continuation has
been made or to the purchaser from the United
States. or their heirs or assgnees, as in ordinary
cases of confirmation or sales.
Approved, Sd March, 1893.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
From The N. Y american.
TNDCAN SUMalER.

Light as loves Smiles, the sivery mist at morn,
Floats in ose flakes along the ill., Did river,
The blue birds notes upon the soft breeze borne,
singh in air she carols. family culver,
The weeping BIRCH like banners Idly waving
Bends to the stream its graceful foliage having,
Beaded with dew the witch elm's branches smvsr.
T e tmid rabbi, from the tmrze is peepng,
And from the springy spray the squirrels Siy eappg.
| love thee, a,ltum for thy scenery, ere
The blasts of winter chase the 'arieh ayes
That gav deck the stow declining year.
| love the splendout OF thy sunset skies,
The gorgeous hues that tnse each taiiinS leaf.
Lovely a, beantys cheek, womans love too, or.i-
| love the note of each wild bird that HES,
As on the wind she po,lis her parting law,
And wings her eager fsht TO summer chimes away.
Oh! nature still fondy turn to thee,
With feelings esh as Ger my boyhoud's were,
How ever cold nv reckless heart may be,
TO thee still the same devotion bear,
Ii all lfe's changes yet my teelings VIII
To thee be true, as to his Office still
Is h. who fxd by right prescrptve there
(Iho even thou shouldst break thy woncd orderl-
r' CRAMBO.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
Dover, Jan. &c,
SEEEIFrS SAFE.

Bv virtue OF a Writ OF Lev. Facas. 10 me direct
ed will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at
The House of PETER llE.NDRlCkSON, (Bnrk
T,ern,) in Christiana Hundred, on Saturday the
18th day Of April, inst at clock T. NJ.
All that Plantation Tract of Land, Situate, ~
ing and being in the Hundred of Christ'ana ami
County of New Castle, bounded by the lands oil
John Simmons. Mrs. Higgins, l.. !. Du pont "m
Dixon, and James Russell, containing upwards OF
100 acres be the same more or less. Together
with all and singular the improvements and appu'-
tensnces thereunto belonging. The improvements
are a good dwelling house, nearly new. goou
barn and other out buildings. The situation Is hgh'
healthy aud pleasant.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
ALEXANDER REY NOLDS decd and 10 he sold
by WILLIAM HERDMAN, ShV.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
A supplementary Act,

10 the Act enttled I" A supplement to an Act,
entitled an act to Incorporate the Bank of Whining
ton and Brandywine, in the Borough Of Whining
ton"
SECTION I. BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of Delaware, in
General Assembly met, That from and after tn.
passing of this Act, the Capital Stuck OF the SAID
Bank of Wilmington and Brandywne actually paid
In, shall be deemed and taken TO be the sum ut
Twenty civ hit thousand one hundred and ninety four
dollars and no more.
SEC. 9. find be IL further enacted. That new GER
tifcates of Stock, signed by the President aud
countersgned by the Cashier. and sealed with the
common seal OF the said Corporation, shall be is
sued and delivered to each Stakeholder, acknnwl-
held by him, her. or them; subject however to the
payment Of the remaining tonr nstalments. one Of
eight dollars, and three Of five dollars each, when
called for that the original capital stock consist
jls Of four thousand shares. Of thirty dollars each,
be made whole. And the Stockholders shall Oh re-
ceying new certificates of stock aforesaid, return
their old certificates to the proper officers OF said
Bank who Shall cause the same to be cancelled.
SEC. 8. find be ii furhcr enacted, That if any of
the Stockholders in said Bank. shall neglect or re-
fuse to pay the instalmens that shall be called or,
the President and directors shall nave the power to
supply any deficiency that shall occur by such ne
gect and refusal, by opening subscription. Tor the
sale Of such deficiency Of stock 50 refused or ne
elected 10 be subscribed for.
WILLIAM w. MORRIS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
p. SpRUANCE. If.
Dover, Jan. &c, Speaker Of The Senate.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
FRUIT TREES.

The new method ofrai-ing fruit trees, by plant
ing the scions is great desideratnm in the art ct
obtaining choice fruit. 1t has many advantages over
ENGRAVING, because it is more expeditions. and re.
o,,,res no stalk or tree. They may be planted
: mere they are required to stand; and the labcur
vi man for one day, will be sufficient to plant Que
eoopgh for large orchard after the scons are OBJ
ta,oed. The method of preparing and planting is
as follows take the scons for ENGRAVING, and at
aov time after the first of February. and till the buds
begin to grow considerably, and dip each end OF the
shoe, in melted pitch. wax, rosn and ta'low and
bury il in the ground with the buds uppermost,.
while the body lies in an horizontal position ana
at depth of two or three inches we are INFORM
~ r,nr vears from tho time of planting, We have
no doubt Of the practcabli'v of this method o,
raising fruit Dr. Paige Of this yl1ag e P1 posea
abon twenty scions of different knas o. hears
Mont the middle of last month. two OF "n'ch are
'a,n in blossom, at the surface of the ground anu
aUm fonrishog.-The composition he used was
,apl,ed shoemaker wax,-OasSfso eas'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
PuBIIc, No. 42.l

AN ACT to authorize the President of the United
States to cause the reserved Salt Springs in the
State Of Missouri to be exposed to public sale.
Be it enacted blythe Senate and House Of Reprts
seatatires of The United States Of america IN Con-
gress assembled. That the President be, and he
hereby is authorised at any time that he she'll think
proper to cause the reserved Salt Springs and corr
iiauons lands in the State of Missouri, belonging to
the United States, and unclaimed by individuals,
to be exposed to sale, in the same manner that 9TH
er public lands are authorized by law, to be sold.
Approved. Sd March, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
GpuBLIc, No. 40.


AN ACT making additional appropriations TOR
completing and repairing piers. Tor the improve
ments of certain hatbuurs, and oil the navigation
of certain rivers
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House 81 fepre-
sentat,ves of the United States Of .4mer'ca 4" Con,
gress assembled, That the following sums be, ami
The same are hereby, appropriated, to wit
For repairing the damages sustained by the piers
,ndcr construction at the mouth of O,wego river
from severe gale 10 Oct Der last, seven thousand
tour hundred and seventy two dollars.
For closing the breach made IN the peninsula a,
Pressure Isle Bay, Pennsylvania, seven thousand
tlree hundred and ninety dollars and twenty hve
cents. u
For completing the erection of piers at the mouth
of Ounkirk Harbur, in the State OF New York, hine
thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars ana Sc
yenty five cents.
For completing the removal OF obstruct'ons a,
tbe ,,outh of Ashtabula Greek. Ohio. SIX thousand
nine hundred aud forty dollars and twenty i've
cents.
For completing the removal oil distractions at me
mnnth Of Cunningham Greek, Ohio, two thousand
nine hundred and fifty six dollars.
For improving Cleveland ilarbor' ONO, Twelve
lhousand one hundred and seventy mne ooi'ars.
For completing the removal OF ob,ttuctions al
tho mouth of Huron river, Ohio, i've ihu@sahu nine
hualred and thirty five dslars.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
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w a ~.
The human mind--that lofty thing!
The palace and the throne.
Where awful reason sits as king,
And breathes his judgment tome
o! who. with fragile stepa shall trace
Nor, in his weakness, own
That mystery and marvel bind
That lofty thing, the human mind!
The human heart that restless thing
The templer and the tried
The naughty, yet the suffering;
The child Of pain and pride;
The buoyant and the desolate;
The home of love, the lair of hate
Selt.slung and self -defied;
Yet do we bless thee as tn III art,
Thou restless th,ng-tbe human heart
The human,soul--tha holy thing
The silently sublime;
The angel sleeping on the wing,
Worn with the SCOTS of time;
The beautiful, the ,ei'd, the bound;
A prince ensl av'd--a victim crown'd.
The stricken in its prime
In tears--in tears to earth it stole
That holy thng-the human soul!
And this is man oh ask ofhim--
The gifted, and forgiven
When DER the landscape, drear and dim,
The wreck of storms is driven,
Ifprde or passion, in their power,
Can chain the tide, o charm the hour,
Or stand in place Of heavens
lie bemls the brow, he bows the knee
Decentralization but Thee !.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
MCT'ICC.

All persons indebted to the estate OF Daniel 40
ran, decd. late of this Borough, are requested TO
make immediate payment and those having claims
will please present their accounts duly attested for
settlement TO
WILLIAM MORAN admir-
Wilmington. March 90, 1929. So. At
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
ADay-EsoolS Lost.
Nav 27, 1898,

A small Day-Book belonging to the Estate o! o
DR.. John johnson is missing. Any person VINO VIII
deliver it to the subscriber shall be generously re-
warded r. PORTER.
Wilm'n. Jan. 81
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
DUNES REMEDY FOR TIE
e. : piles!

~" NEW CASE Or N'ohf''
{. Boston, Nov. 18th.
GIR,--Thc Pile Ointment and Electnary 'a'eiy
- had of you, has had an excellent enec'' nave
been troubled for years with the Files. anu h'se
never found any remedy that would compare WIN
yours The late attack was severe one, Out the
relief was almost immediate. take great pleasure
in communicating this TO you, Tor the oehcit VI any
who may be suffering under SO paniui a nlse'se'
Mr. kIDDER.
The orig,al letter may le seen al Tie Counting
Ruom ofMe Proprietor.
fE5- The Proprietor OF tins Medicine RECOMMENDS
il with the fullest confidence of the most vaa
hle remedies vet yered for the cure OF the pam
full and debat,ng complaint i the Piles. lie deems
to publish any other tanthe foregoing
testimonial in its favor. This remedy mas more per-
fectly answered the purpose tor when u - i'eho
ed than any other in common uSe and all ofds '"'e-
tofe and permanent relief both from the iisoraer
itself, and its accompanying symptoms Oh pam IN ''e
lions vertigo headache, loss OF appe'i'e' ho'ses
tlon and other marks OF debility.
The remedy is quite innocent, and may he adj
ministerod 10 all ages and both sexes. Plan and
annie Drectioas VITA a descriptions ot the compliant
:. +e's,ss7,aN, <nlch package which consists OF TOO
4etaning an Ointment, and the other an
.a v Ace g for both articles, or 90 cents
- Snere But one only is wanted.
y *Prepared and sold wholesale, together with
.he :. Conicap lledicincs' by the sole Proprietor
n RIDER, al his Counting Room, over No. 81,
formerly called No 7o.) corner of Court and Han
over Streets Boston, and retailed BY his special ap
ypnlncrt by ,n,o,. o
No. 1855 Market Street, Wilmington.
~ Observe tina, genuine without the writer
s,e,aure Of r. KiDDEis, on the outside printed wrapper
large discount, made to those who buy sell again.
NJ A large discount made TO those who buy t.
sell again. o2
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

FRIDAY, .apra IL, 1928. <<~~ M~><a'@~~ss

For completing Pier at La Plaisance Bay, Mi
chigan Territory. two thousand three hundred and
eighteen dollars. .,
For continuing to improve the navigation Of
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, fifty thousand del
lars.
For removing distractions in the Savannah river,
below the city Of Savannah in Georgia, being ba.
lance of appropriations carried to the surplus fund
on the thirty first of Decembers one thousand eight
four hundred and ninety dollars. ~.
Sec. g. find be IL further enacted, That the sew
eral sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out Of
any mnney in the Treasury not otherwise apprc..
prated.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
j.. G. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States,
and President of the Senate
Approved, March. 1899
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
TPuBLrc, No. ALL
AN ACT for the preservation and repair Of the
Cumberland Road.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House 1T Repre-
sen,u,ues of The United States Of .4merico II, Com
thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby granted,
to be paid out Of any moneys in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to the purpose Of repairing
bridges walls, and other works. OIL the Cumberland
| road, East Of Wheeling. where the same may be
necessary, in the Judgement of the Superintendent,
for the purpose Of putting the said road in repair
and TIE said Superintendent shall be appointed by
the President of the United States. and shall receive
the same compensation as the Superintendent Of the
said road west of Wheeling.
Approved, Sd March. 1925
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
r:Y ,A,uT.E:E:sr R.E'sEzsx.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE SEC
oNp SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
GFam tic Boston Couricrl

| Boston COuICrl
The INcD Cdbinet.--We do not and cannot he
lIeve that the President has organized his cabinet
WIN the persons whose names have been announced
IN Tic Telegraph, nor will we believe 1t without fur
tner evidence. The friends and advocates Of his
election have told that he was TO concentrate md
put into activity the first talents of the country and
glowing pictures have been drawn Of the brilliant cir
Gle OF intellectual, moral and patriotic individuals
Wmch should surround the President. Cen
Jackson friends have been liberal i'm their sucors nj
Mr.. Barbour Of the War Department whom they
have courteousy rnisnamed Count of the Empty Bar
roland their conemptuous opinions of Messrs Rush
ana oouthsrd have been expressed on all occasions
and IN oil places, where the names Of those 0cntlomon
could be mentioned or even an indirect aIluson m
their official stations be introduced The peopIe
therefore, bad right to expect that the new Cabinet
would be selected with some reference to the CONNIE
tency OF the individuals. But hoy arc tloy disap-
pointed! Without comparing the gentlemen 3w
supposed to be selected with those who will retire
from the corresponding departments, compare them
with those who might be selected from the friends Of
zen Jackson, and they sink into less than absolute
hothmgness With the exception Of Mr.. Van Btu
rem, the new Secretary of State and Mr. Mclean
the Postmaster General, who is to be called into the
cabinet council there is not n nan of them who can
Donst OF talents above mcdiocrty, and some of them
are so fur bctOD, that standing on the DIVIDING
profound"
Could the President elect find onnonr his A,ppor.
tiers no other materials wherovith to make Sccretn
1hD i'dVJ w ut departments, than MCsgYg,
Branch and Eaton' What has become of his friend
Col Drayton-a gentleman whom he strongly and
very properly recommended TO b1r. Monroe TO preside
III the war department. Where is his late fSst
friend though once active enemy. Col Bepton2-
Where are the shrcwd aud polite McDufie. the sor
castle and eloquent Hemilton the sober and poddin,
McLonc of Delaware, those constant and active lnbo
rers Tor his advancement TO the Presidency And
where'--yes, where IS the friend to whom perhaps
he owes more than oil he has affirmed Edward II;
yingstonF We would ask, where is Levi Woodbu-
ryn but ne belongs to New England, and that Is
genus OF Canning, the cloquencc Of Burko and tho
integrity Of Job.
what has Mr. Branch ever done 10 draw the eve
OF the President upon him n suitable person for
secretary OF the Navy Whence did he derive AND
when did he acquire such cnviabc notoriety1 The
people will indeed, ask, whorel FOR not one in thou
sand of them ever heard Of the man, and those who
nave, heard nothing that should cause him 10 be re-
mcmbercd
IL need not be asked, what has Mr.. Eaton dono IN
deserve an appointment in the Cabinet, IIo has
written biography Of Gen. Jackson anil though