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IL JTRECOMMENDED BY UNQUESTIoNABLE
AND CONCLUSIVE TEsTIMoNIALs.e0
YNHE Proprietor confidently offers to the
Il publick what experience has proved to
be one of the most eAicacious compounds in
the Materia .Medica, for the cure of that
class of distressing, dangerous and inveter-
ate Diseases produced by an impure state of
the blood, acrimony of the humours and vi
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nate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald
Head, Scurvy and Venereal IGint, where
Mercury has failed.
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March 4.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, June 4.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

by the arrival this morning of the brig United
States, Capt Knight, from Plymouth, we have recey-
ed London papers of the 29th of April and Plymouth
of the Cd May containing London dates of the list of
May.
The Plymouth Herald says it is confidently reported.
that the Government of Great Britain Joined by that
of France and Austria, will inform Russia that thew
will not remain silent spectators, and see Turkey be-
come conquered country. If PRUSSIA will still persevere
it is more than probable that higher tone will be
used, and perhaps the torch of war, lit in the East.
may spread its flames throughout Europe.
Parliament resumed their sittings on the 28tb of
April The Duke of Norfolk, Lords Clifford and
Dormer, Caholics) took their seats in the House of
Lords as Peers of the Realm. After taking the
oaths, these long excluded Peers shook hands with the
Lord Chancellor, but were not introduced, as is the
usual custom with newly created PEERS Subsequent
y however, they received the congratulations of ma
ny noble and distinguished Peers-amongst whom
were the Dukes of Sussex Lienser EarIs Grey, Ftz
william, sc. They have thus resumed, ifn their per-
sons 1t can be called resumption the hereditary seats
OF their usrious ancestors, which no Catholic had
been suffered to occupy for 148 years. This is the
hrst overt operation of the Catholic Relief Bill.
Westminster Abbey discovered to be on fire on
29th OF April but no material injury was done it was
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
VWyHE IRISH SHIELD and Monthly Mi

VIE IRISH SHIELD and Monthly Miesian Historic
M Literary, and Dramatic Journal Edited by George
Pepper Price So so per annum 2s cd per number
No. 5-For May, 1929 Contents History of Ireland,
Chapter w. Ossianic Fragments, No IT. (Ihe Castle Of
Enn'sh'Hen) Literary and Biographical Notices of Irish
Authors and Artists. No. VII George Farquhar) An
cient Architecture of Ireland No IT, Discursive Remarks
on Painting and Sculpture, No Biographical Sketch of
Rubens Translated from late French Periodically
Public Edifces of Dublin, No H. (1he -Four Courts) De-
sultoy Structures on the Drama No. l. (Racie and Lee)
Original Patch Work (Personifcaoas Poetry) Bean,
~ ga Roman DandyO "a Roman Beiie,) (To DISCOVER
me Secrets of Woman's HEARTY (Eloeutio) Original
"a Historian (The Voice) (J,sfice (O,gin of Maxine
Glass,) (Gane of Chess,) (Garrick,) Mion's Italian
Sonnets The New York Stage (Park TAeatre) The
ASSOCIATION of the Friends of Ireland in New York Catho
lie Emancipation Bishop England Our History of Ireland
Original Poetry (Ihe Modest Lily Of Manor Hamilton
ahe Sagh Sonnet to Rose) (1he Winter of Mind
(Ihe Harp Of Erin.) 1.-THE Triumph Of LOBE.
For Sale by A. & H. WILSON, No. IO5, Market street.
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The Steam Boat Essex is to leave Salem tomorrow
morning at O'Clock, for this Borough and is to de-
part hence at o'clock in the afternoon
9UEINfA{DHo

AUTHORS PRooFs-The Post master General of Eng
land has received orders from the Lords the Treasury
permit the free transportation of authors proof sheets by
mali from one part OF the country to another.
| The Paterson Bank at Paterson, New JERSEY. has
stopped payment
| ENORMOUS CHuRcH.-A church is now building in Mon
treal of the following dmensonsLengh $50 feet breadth
height to the caves loO surrounded by "a towers the
two front being 240 feet high; the pulpit window is so
feet by a. The probable expense of this structure
| is estimated at $500,000l
l. A distressing accident lately occurred on Chsom's
upper wharf, Charleston. As number of bows
were at play upon the rail road car (now in use for
he purpose of conveying iron to the storey one of
them fell from the car, and of his legs being
caught between the spokes, it was entirely taken off
just below the knee.
Two Justices Of the Peace of South Carolina have lately
by virtue of law of that sate declared four negro men,
who are runaways and armed, to be OUTLAWS have
~ persons 10 NH anu deStfoy SAID negroes, wher
ever to be found. " b. Fredonian
The Worcester, Mass. Mutual Insurance Conibany
has been in operation five years, and during this time
has insured the amount of 100000 dollars and all
the losses they have met with amount only to 1850
dollars
Recent accounts from Italy state that Mount vesuyius
sends out stones from its height of five or six hum
dred feet.
Sabbath LGps IN Connecticut.--A bill has been
passed in the Legislature of Connecticut for repeal
ing the 9th section of the Sabbath law of the state
prohibiting labor and recreation on days of public
fasting and thanksgiving penalty of fine.
At the late Circuit Court in Newburgh N John Thew,
an nhrin man about 90 years of age fined 75 for
breach oil promise OF marriage to widow with six children
lhese breaches are becoming plenty black berries
Robert Treat Paine, Esq. has ascertained, by up
wards OF 500 observations that Boston is one mile and
half further south than former observations have pa
ced its location. The same correction should be made
in regard to the towns in the vicinity
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
MARRIED

AT Marcus Hook, Sunday, the 18th of May by Benia-
MIN IN r. johnson, Esq. MIR THOMAS TRUMAN, to Miss
hEBECCA GARLAND, both of Wilmington Del.
:, On the 26th ult by the Rev Mr. Wilson, DIR SAMUEL
HARPER, of Caroline County, Md to Miss EIIZABETH
ANN DRIVER, of Newcastle County Del.
On Thursday evening the 2sh ult. by the Rev A. r.
Russell, Capt. WILLIAM BALDWIN, of Mill Creek Hun
dred, Newcastle County, Del. to Miss ANN KIMBLE, of
Chester County, Pa.
On Sunday last at Marcus Hook by the Rev MIR Walker
Mr. SAMUEL C0NAWAY, to Miss ANN FIFTEEN, both OF
this Borough
- On the Sd inst. by the Rev David Daley, MIR JAMES
WATTS, to Miss REBECCA BEETLE, all Of this Borough
On the 4th, by the same, Mr. JOHN H. BILLANY, to
Miss ANN JACKSON ~
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We consider this determination to send the constitutional
number of Representatives species of madness, and
can perceive possible good that result from it, unless
be the production of reaction, from the utter impossible
ty of rasacng any public business with proprety 1t may
be that avore will be carried by such array of
physical force but question very seriously In
humble opinion, those gentlemen who have been
anxious to the number of Representatives from this
city, have acted (from the best motives doub without
sufficient elaboration We hope they may not be dsappon-
ted in their expectation of favorable result but confess
IS hope against probability Courier.
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presumed to have been the work OF some incendiary
Kean has experienced paralytic shock, from which
ne can never far appear on the stage
again He was in Ireland, at the Royal HOTEL Dublin.
Trade continued depressed in the various manufac-
turing towns
An extensive forgery has been committed by clerk
in the Custom House, London
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday last rtlL
ham barnet apprentice, about Eighteen years of age
ana mas three years to He had dark brown CASH
nett roundabout and trousers of the ame and straw hat
ne had also with him blue coat and Pittsburgh rowsers
Whoever will give information that he can be got again
snail receive one dollar reward All persons warned not
to harbor or employ said apprentice.
ROBERT ToPHAM.
A>eai ooh'eVhie' Del June o, 1872 32-4tp
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NSoTANY.-"A Glossary of Botanical Terms, with an
HS explanation of the Classes ORDERS &c'' Published
by the Botanical Glass of Wmngon-For Sale at No los
Market Street. Price IL LIZ each, ISL 25 per DOZEN
Suhe u S2-4t
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oIiCE-The subscriber having been appointed one Of
the Constables of Newcastle County, by the Court az
Quarter Sessions at their late session. informs public that
he prepared to attend to any business his ne He also
offers ms services to those who may desire hem in collect
ing accounts in the Borough neghborhood His residence
is IN Wood street, the Bear Tavern.
JAMES c. ALLEN
Wilmington, June g. 32-dt
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
DELAWARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1923.

DR. WdtkinS.-Chief Justice Cranch has delivered
the opinion of the Circuit Court of the U. S. for the
District of Columbia, sitting in Washington City,
in the cases OF the United States Us. DIR Tobias Wat
kins late Fourth Auditor, for alleged frauds at COM
mon law against the United States. The opinion of
the Court, from which Judge Trston dissents, is that
the indictments cannot be sustained. The Nations
Inteligencer Of Thursday says" Yesterday, upon .
third indictment, for certain other draft, &c. upon
Mr. PauIdiag, Navy Agent, for $500, the Counsel fo
the United States declining let go as decided upon
the points argued in demurrer in the other cases,
new argument commenced upon the general demurrer
set up to it, had been to those which have been set
aside by the opinion of the Court. The case was ar
ged by Mr. Sacann and Mr. Key for the United States
and Mr. Jones and Mr. Core for the accused The argu-
ment not concluded yesterday, and the case conn-
over to this day. Whatever new matter was urged
will be disclosed by the opinion which the Court will
render in the case, and which will take to lay
before our readers when rendered."
Anti-luasonry-The against Free Masonry APP
pears to be waxing in many parts of Pennsylva-
MIA very large meeting held at Kennel Square,
Chester County, the 18th ult, at which resolutions
very strongly condemnng the institution were passed
II was also expressed as the sense of the meeting that
they could not give ther support to Free Masons for
political stations in the councils and government of ou
common country" Five other meetings were appoint
ed to he held in different parts of the same county,
preparatory to general county meeting which is to
convene at West Chester the 18th of the present
month"; There is also to be an Anti Masonic State
Convention at Harrisburg the 25th inst. Some We
able defenders of Masonry have appeared in the pa
pers published in those places where the excitement
against it prevails.
Col. HENRY WHITLEY, of Newark, DEL, has
oeen appointed Collector of this Port In place of COL
ALLEN M LANE, deceased. The appointment of Col.
Whitley, who is gentleman in every sense of the word
we believe will be as generally acceptable here as any
shat could have been made.
The New York Yearly Meeting of Friends, (called
lckses was held in the city of New York, from the
%oth to the goth u inclusive. The number in atten-
dance, OF both sexes, about $780,
Charity uthom ostentation-An unknown individ
ui e;enty enclosed one thousand dollars in a note
signed Charity, to the treasurer of the st Josephs
orphan Asylum, Philadelphia in aid of its funds. Z
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charity 'cuhont ostentation.-An unknown individ-
vi e;ently enclosed one thousand dollars in note
signed Charity to the treasurer of the st Joseph
orphan Asylum, Philadelphia, in aid of its funds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
no. $500
Superior Mack Ink Powder,
LIQUID INK.

WARRANTED Pr RNANENT,
Manufactured By NORTHe' TGARRfN, Philadelphia.
1 HE above has heen fairly tested and foun 70 pos
sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient reccmme ndaon to
the public of the various articles of the kind that have
been prepared IN this country, or imported from Eu.
rope II is confidently relied upon that single trial
of the Liquid Ink or Ink Powder The latter Of s.,ch
gen ral convenience to travellers and par cular for
sea vo.ages,] will prove their superorit, over any Of
the preparations now IN use.
he public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recommendations:
"1h- subscribers, having used North 8. warrins
Liquid Black Ink, [by the warranted permanent and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder] beg
to recommend il to merchants and others, who will
fnd trial. that IL flows freely from the pen retains
its color and, where beautiful black ink required
for deeds and other public writings. this composition,
We have no doubt, will bear comparison with any art-
Gle Of the kind manufactured in this country, or with
that imported from Europe"
iohn Heed. Esq President Philadelphia Bank
Q CAMPBELL Esq CASHIER do
II hon,ngacorti, Esq Cc,hier Bank North tmeriea
II huhi. Esq Cashier Farmers' Mechanics Bank
~ Lexis, Esq Cashier SchuylkW Bank
J Ro6erts, Esq Cashier Stephen Girord's Bank
DR. MANUEL Jachsm .adjune Professor Enirer Penn
DR. JueOb Green, Profession Of Chemistry Je6ason Gel
G I, IL, s,a siad't e. t'q Notary haS6e
Henry 6 Freeman. Esq On
G CAMPBELL Librarian Philadelphia Library
JRayboJ Prothonotary Supreme Court
John Geyer Register Wills
Lsanc Elliot, Canreyuneer
Isaac Hompah do
J b Nrbury. Esq
Johu Doh|ad. clerk othe District of So,.thpa,k.
" " \c!omon tounty .iu6ifor
" Cents, Prothoaotry's yDfes District Court
TSCarrfr do do
G. Il Head do do
David leo;s, Esq President Phenir Insurance c.
JR Utscherer, Esq do do
Nh, rxq We'y Pennsy'rania Fire do
7hos THmihy, .7efuary i'enn Ii do
Pryor Board of IieGh
" Johnam Prneipul High SehootFrankiin Inst
b II Rand, W. Gng tiaster
Henry Brsstoav, DIN
9ho,nas Roser, Teacher
q DennisOH DIN
- Sieuut do
Enn,on Williams Surreynr
Jennings IL Thomas, .1ucjoneers
Kuor Boggs Y TO, Merchants
John Grgg do
Marcus BuH do
y Potter do
Burgin U6oa e Psa,sah, Merchants
John Bradley
~ Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov Paw I'm Bookseher. .iitr ndria,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
"Fan quill fault arrive &c quM pourra''
ENtice.

IN IL subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he carries on, at his old stand, south
side of K"g-s,reet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank Alexandra, the
Saddle, Harness. & Trunk Business,
IN all ITS V7RIOUS BRANCHES.
He tenders his grateful seknowl gements to his
friends aud the public, for the distinguished patronage
he has received from themt and oegs leave to assure
them that, with the aid of the best workmen, and
ample supply of the most choice materials he will be
able TO render entire satisfaction those who may please
to favor him with their business either by order per.
sonsl application
He has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff flaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and >teel-hhted brides. of various kinds
Plated and steei-rnounted mar,ingales
Saddlr-bsgs Of the latest fashion, and common
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Plated. brass, and japanned mounted cariole har-
Wagon, cart, and Ira, harness
Fire buckets and halte,s
Aud also a general assortment OF
ELEGANT Hard eather TrnrcfHag 1runfS,
Aud graf v,rir', -!
THE BEST GIG - RIDING UhIPS.
Plated steel AMI rass spurs
Plated stee! and brass brdle bits and strrups
S,ddir,rees aud buck skin,, assorted
Bnff,io skin saddle covers
Old saddles nratiS covered with hog buck, and cali
skin. AMI quilted At shor,t st notice
Old saddles, harness. and trunks of all kinds repaired
at the shortest notice.
nov Fl JAMES vANsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
70 the Citizens Of A\exandria

The Proprietor of the
eA1[ALiNE OF Stages between
.A@szGr@-itn ehbnrg, will. in future run
three times q ,peek II will leave this place Monday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday, att p N and return on the
following days. 1t will reach Charlottesville in
day and half and ynchbutg in two days and half.
II will leave Alexandria every day at 10 A. ". reach
Barnards Mansion Hotel, Washington, in forty minutes,
at which point it in,ersecs the and splendid line
which has just gone INTO operation, and reach Bati
athsf after 4P. VI. 1t will leave Barnard iio-
tel Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, at u O'clock
and the remaining days Of the week 20 minutes after
l p NJ. and reach Newton's Hotel in Alexandria at 2
p NJ
The line will deliver passengers, if required, al
the steamboat in Baltimore
The citizens Of Alexandria are advised to enter all
the way to Baltimore, by doing their seats to Bal
tm0re are secured, without any attention care in
Washington; and SO from Baltimore Washington
u Fare between Alexandra and Washington, fifty
cents; ,etween Alexandria and Baltimore, IS.
nov 6 THE PROPRIETOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
EM GOnAs.

StuARI.Es BENNETT has received, and c6er' for
u safe wholesale and rsiai!-
Superine black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Rack, dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed sattinests
LADIES' dark blue and claret .bit-clohs
Ayar;ety of miled dra5 cloths and kerseys
bale If very stout English drsb and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gen,lemen's English doe kin ditto, OF mrs, qua''y
Flag. Madras, and COMPANY bandanna hdSts
Black Italian and English sewing axis, ct hrs' qy.
a General assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
A few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 to Oh
100 pagks 4, A and so, German pins, qua'y s"'a
to be very superior to English 60
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English from 4
,r;sh linens and diapers, Domestic goods
General assortment ut brown and oiesc"ed COZ
smongst the latter some of extra quality, III mi
tation Of Madras cottons
case very stout S.+ sheetings
Two bales domestic serseys for negroes
A bale of 40 No. linseys, very good qusi''y
white, red, yellow and green hsnneis
snner6ne, ~ and Z bed ticks and cheeks
SEISE i'H I'VE and SHOE IHREaD,
sept22
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.inAony NiN n Co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
o. hhds New Orl-,n, sugar
~ 10 hnds It crJx do
5 white iavana do
50 h"d> Orleans x '" India molasses
10 rielces do do
2 punch"onS Old j naics rum
S half poes 6 'gncue's brandy
2 half PCS Sicil Madeira vine
10 q ks Narselic> do do
3 h II orc ~kS ,lyeirc 10 do
IL ~ C,sk Si,iu.E do
Is J2rie> y = nam
20 d No.,Ui- ,ia
10 do clA vol Key
10 10 yo... SO
50 d. Ns5 rs,sci
II do No ,h~t
100 packages lE.3H, c,.SI>ting of gunpowder.
imperial and Young h,sO',. IN chests half
chests and 80 boxes, importation 1929
10 casks CHI,
10 bags Jaws coffee
so do It. Dnnrnsodo
IS do Porto IiicO do
IS bag, pepper
10 p'neatO
Is boxes brow soap
so do Windsor do
S do CASTLE do
10 do mould candies, Woodruff brand a.
SIS, 6's
IS boxes sperm candles
90 do Gaven,iish tobacco
10 do frc,h lemons
90 reams writing paper
10 do wrapping do
Starch in boxes and halt do
Chocolate in do
Sweet oil, coriials, pipes in 10
Nutmegs, salt peirc. race and ground ginger
Pimen,u and pepper IN kegs
Cas>a in mats, bottles in do, &c. &C.
5000 bushels ground alum salt
5000 ,io Ca,z do
500 sacks fine do
nov 4-(W. R)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28

VNTE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of botl, sexes, from 10 20 IS " srs
of age. field hands also, hahIcs Of every d,serp.
ton Persons FISHING to sell 7ud do WEB To give US
call, as we are determined 10 higher pro. for
slaves than any purchaser who is or may be here.
af or in this market
An, communication in writing viii be promptly at.
tended 10. We can at all times be found ut resi-.
dcncc, wet end of Duke street, alexandria, y. e..
sept 30 FRANKLIN Il ARNFtEGD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
Cotton Yarn

I'VE have just received an additional supply Of Cot.
w ton Harn of all numbers; and shall constantly
eep on hand large stock of all numbers which is
manufactured for from superior cotton by the best
machinery, and by master workmen, and we war.
rart it to be Of first rate quality
omo26 JOSEPH JaNNEY e co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-28
Calcinch Magnesia

AVE have received A;-eet from the Mar, land Che
w mical Works, ply OF superior Calcned Sag.
ne>ia, made after the amer Of HoDrys celebrated
magnesis his magnc. ave varam 20 be ~ good,
if not better, than The English, having b, testing the
two articles together. proved this TO be supenor.-~
We here OFF, N condensed firm, at hiatt the price
Of the imported peri city pure magnesia. aud IT may
be tab e into the delicate h,opach piihoui pro-
ducing the slightest nausea IAN object Often oons.
derabe with Ph. sicians) being rather pleasant than
,sagreeable ted. IN the Of the American art-
Gle, and when i, shall become neraIiy knew,
satisfied i, will supercede the Of the imported
pecaly, as IL is afforded ST the price and
in effect 'han the common cacined maEnes'o, II
is rut UP in bottles aud labelled with directions, in
convenient size for families or retailing in country
stores, Or other places who're medicines vepdcd
Also. assortment of --a.
COMES, BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting Cf "i
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket cornts
Cloth hair flesh, nail varnish, sash tools, and eames
HAIR brushes
Rose, transparent. rariega.ed and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
augws, IL WILLIAM LANPTHER & cs,