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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

EHEAP AND SEASONABLE SPRING GOODS, at No.
W 67, Markestreet, Wilmington lately occupied by VIII
liam Rowan & Co.. opposite Eakins Hotel The subscribers
have just opened handsome of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices consisting
part of bue black brown olive and mix Cloths SUPER
fine, fine and low priced; Cassmers and Sanets Irish Linen
long Lawn, linen Cambria and Handk Cambria frni-
Dmy; Cambria, jaconet, book Swiss and null Muss
plain and figured; handsome of Cacoes and
Gnghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash; Bobine and
bobne and thread Laces; Pungee Canton Crapes
Italian Mantua gros de Naples Florences and
Sarsnes; Silk camblet Bombaznes and Hastings; Silk Va
lenca and Masees Vestngs; white blue and yellow Nam
keens cashmere silk and gauze Handkerchief &c. ogeth-
with general of Domestic Paids Stripes and
Checks 3d. A and 3D. brown and beached Muslns Bed
Tickings, Pittsburg Cords, sc.
All of which they invite their friends to call and examine
JOHN r, BOWERS & Co.
April, 1929 26-2m
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MARRIED

On Monday, the LIST inst by the Rev j. Rowland Co the
Rev ANSoN B. HARD of Vermont TO Miss HETTY ",
daughter of the late JOHN WARNER Esq of this Borough
On the 25th ult Mr. JOHN NJ DARBY, of Milford, Del
to Miss MARY, daughter of SAMUEL WARREN, Esq.
Frederica, Del
In Salem NJ J. the 9Th inst. by Merriman Smith, Esq
Mr. JAMES HEWETT, to MARY B0WAN both of Della
City.
In Esna (Greece) 2sth Jan. by the Rev Jonas King,
JAMES BLACK, Esq. of Yarmouth, England, to Miss
TEREZA MACRI of Athens She the person addressed
by Lord Byron, in his poem
Sc Maid Of Athens, here part,
" Give, oh give me back my heart''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13
April, 1929.

E0ACH MAKING.-The subscriber, thankful to his
" friends and the public in general, for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business in all various
branches, his old stand, No 49, MARKETST Whining
tom he makes and repairs all kinds Carriages
borns &C.. He has on hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearbons warranted for one year:-Like
wise, great variety of second hand gigs and chairs in COM
pete order Also handsome supply of nesc and second
hand HARNESS. all of which will be sold very low for cash.
or good accepances EDWARD KENNARD.
". great variety of unfinished work. in state of for
wardness-whoh can be finished Immediately to order
April Ill. 24-2m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1929.
Prices at Brandyvine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $50: Middlings, 400: Rye Flour,
per Dbl. 400: Wheat white per so lbs. 1888: red,
per do. 1870: Corn. per 81 lbs. 49, Rye per So lbs.
so: Corn Meal per hhd 1926 1850: do per Dbl.
9,12 Oats, 80.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

STRAW Colored & White NAvARINos-MIssEs VIII
~ SON. 1fLaers, have opened in part of the store, No
1885, .Market Street, assortment Of MILLINERY with
NaYarino, Leghon, Straw Base and other Bonnets Leg
horns and traws whened and pessedand Hats Bonnas
made oder the neatest MANNER on moderate terms.
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art of
THEoREM PAINTING at the above place, where specimens
may be
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

Col Henry Weley Collector of this PORT has been APP
pointed by the Secretary of War; member of the Board of
Visitors for this year, for the of the Cadets
the Military Academy at West Point
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
BEAU IDEAL.

BEAU IDEAL.
When time and place and circumstance
Should suit the minds of some, perchance,
(And those of much renown
In and about town.
To dream their waking visions,
No man may dare to nterpose
An act-a word-or thought, that goes
To damp their mental missions;
Because, forsooth,
They're nail and tooth,
Bound to ideal nothings-
If one asks why,
They raise cry
To knock him down by pu6ings.
These ideal men-born of thought,
land thought, without the senses)
Grown on a stalk that fancy caught
To prop her vain pretences!
Whence came these " things of t'other world
The moon-from Venus-or from Mars,
Or, they from great Saturn hurld.
Or, came they from beyond the stars
Or, were they not from the dozes
of the meek and ancient Moses -
No wonder then,
Such airy men
Should vend their light no's-entities
And dream and dream
With might and main,
To hide their foul propensities.
One of these things met az material I" mani
One who had his senses-and " no fool''-
But whose creed was, to think only as you cam
mere child of Natures simple school,
Who kae,o nought else from every sense,
Than base belief on eusdence:
They thought uraRke on souls and bodies
And SOMETHING Uersus NOTHING, stood the case
Agreed that what their ancient Daddies
Had said, on either side, should have place
In their iargon,
Was the bargain.
Then thus began
TIL material man:
'' Matter, with all its weight and measure
Admits of annihlation-
And if it must exist forever,
What needs there yottr ideal creation 2"
Stop,'' quoth the other " that seems unreal;
Because, it is net of the Beau Ideal
To say, that matter copes with eternity
Sweeps cf, at once, our fine non-entiy
There mast have been,
As may be seen,
Il mean, in the imagination,)
A being of Ia,os,
Or, catseless cause,
Up to the time of ny creation;
At which great ezra, be it sung,
Something from nothing quickly sprung,
And all this varied mass we see,
Leap'd from mere non-entity;
The cause within tn effects involved
And thus, we see, all things resolved
To - he paused for he had well nigh trod
On Mature, as the Uery god!
Which would have been an awful plight
n
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13
DIED

On the 9th inst in Roxbury Mass. Gen HENRY DEAR
BORN in the 10th year of his age
At Dryburgh Abbey in Roxburghshre. Scotland, the Right
Hon. DAVID STUART ERSKINE, Earl of Buchan, sc
aged 81 years.
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ID OTANY.-"A Glossary of Botanical Terms, with an
I'D explanation of the Classes Orders. &c., Published
by the Botanical Glass of Wlmngton-For Sale at No los
Market Street. Price IL IL cts each, 81 rs per Dozen
June D. 32-4t
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pRUSHES of the most approved kind for Theorem Paint
I'D ing, at rs cts. per dozen. Drawing paper Cancels
Hair Pencils, Water Coors, Bristol Board, Gold Silver
Paper and variety of papers suitable for fancy work. No
los, Market-street June g..
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Washington, June l-The Circuit Court for this District
did deliver, yesterday its expected opinion in the of
the demurrer TO the indictment against DIR Watkins.
REM0VALS.-G George PATTERSON has been removed
em the situation of Librarian to Congress, and John s.
feehGn has been appointed his place; and e. b. Stele
Assistant Librarian, has been removed and Mr. Hume APP
pointed in his stead.
alexander Graham, of Easton, Maryland has been
moved from the Post Office in that town, and ID. Green
Editor of the Wing. appointed in his place.
A negro boy at Natchez, has voluntarily surrender
ed himself up runaway slave, and confesses the
murder of another slave belonging his own master,
whose body he threw into the river.
Change-The Boston Courier states that Presbyterian
congregation that city had resolved the Episcopal
form of worship in their church, commencing Sunday last
A late London paper says-1he elders of the Jews
busy in arranging petitions to Parliament, praying
the extension of their civil rights
Mr. O'Connel had not yet taken his seat in Parlia-
ment.
numerous meeting had been held in London, at
which it resolved to open subscriptions for
ument, to be erected, in Dublin, to the Duke of We'll
ington.
1t is stated that the creditors of Stephenson, Rem
ington q Co. will receive dividend of 15s. in the
pound.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

W OTICE-The subscriber having been appointed of
the Constables of Newcastle County, by the Court of
Quarter Sessions their late session. informs the public that
he is prepared attend any business in his line He also
offers services those who may desire them in collect
ing accounts the Borough neghborhood His residence
is in Wood street, near the Bear Tavern
JAMES O. ALLEN.
Wilmington, June g. 32-4t
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SWAIM'S PANACEA, Wholesale & Retail, at M JOHN
~ SONS, (Sole agent) No. go, MARKET STREET,
where may be- had general of DRUGS and ME-
DICINES, of the best quality.
April 20. 27-tf
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JAN AWAY from the subscriber, Sunday last, MI
u ham Barnett apprentices about Eighteen years of age
and has three years He had dark brown
roundabout and trowses of the same, and hat
he had also with him blue and Pittsburgh trowsers
Whoever will give inormaton that he be got again.
shall receive six reward-but charges All persons
are warned not to harbor employ said apprentice.
ROBERT TOPHAM
Near Centrevle, Del. June ., 1929 S2-4tp
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01
NOTICE.

ETVHE Honorable Court Of Probate for the
u District Of Litchfeld has limited and al
lowed six months from the 2Ist day Of instant
September. for the creditors of the estate of
WESTCOTT ABBOTT,
late Of Torrington. deceased, represented IN
solvent. in which to exhibit their claims a
gaiust said estate IL the subscribers for exam
ination aud adjustment. We shall meet and
attend 70 the business of our appointment at
the dwelling house of James Green. in Tor
ringtOn, the third Monday Of November next
and the third Monday Of March next. 1880,
At g o'clock p. nj. on each Of said days.
SAMUEL BRADLEY, Commits.
URI TAYLOR, $500
GEORGE BISSELT.
All persons indebted to said estate are here
bv notified that immediate payment must be
made 70 -
JAMES GREEN, Administ'T.
TorringtOn, Sept. Is, 1899 II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01
AuTUMNAL SCENERY IN AMERICA.

"The Autumnai beauty Of North A
merican forest can never be exaggerated.
II is like nothing else on earth. Many a
time have we gone through it; slowly tilt
ing over pretty blue lake there among
The hills; our birch canoe dipping with
every motion of the paddle-the waters
beneath us-all the mountain about-all
unknown to the world, in a solitude--a
quiet, profound as death and bright as
heaven; the shores overhung with autumn
nal foliage; aud sky SO wonderful-so
visionary-that all the clouds, and all the
mountains were of piece, in the clear wa
ter; and our boat was like balloon.
"Say what you win, there is nothing to
be compared with scene Of this kind
about an hour before sunset, in the depth
of great North American solitudc-a
vast amphtheatrc of wilderness, rock and
moun,ain-after the trees are changed by
frost. People may talk Of their fine Ital-
ian skies: Of the deep midnight blue, of
the South American skies. We have seen
them all slept under a sky like one great
moon; worshippcd them all seen them
through all the changes Of storm and sun
shine, darkness and light; and we say that
in reality, they are dim, heavy, clouded,
uninteresting, compared with our North
American skies, little before and alter
sunset.
And so, too, of the garniture of a
North American wilderness, after three
clear frosty nights. There is nothing 10
compare with il under heaven. The noun
tains, valleys, woods, all burst into flow
ers +; all at once. Other countries are in
better state of cultivation. Their trees
are less numerous their wild shrubberry,
less like a vegetable inundation over the
land-covering every foot Of the earth ;
or the changes of their color, from season
to season, are slow and gradual.
cit is not so in America, North Amer
ca. There the transformation is universal,
instantaneous single night will do it,
In the evening Of fine day, perhaps, all
the great woods will be green with hardly
a red, or brown, or yellow leaf A
sharp frost will set in night. Before the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01
NOTICE

RS hereby given TO all persons liable TO pay
IL Town and State Taxes, in the town of Sa-
l:sbury. on the list "f SsS, that the subscriber
will meet them at the following places, to re-
ccivc the same, (viz y at the T"wn-r"orn, on
the 9Th day of October, 1893; at Milo Bar
NUNS, on the 9th; at Erastus Eldred's, on
the 9TH; at the store in ChapinviIle, on the
9Th; at the Clerks Office, on the Ore-hil, on
the 9th at the store on Mount Riga. on the
10th, from o'clock A. NJ. till 4 p. NJ. on
each Of said days. Punciual attendance and
payment will save travelling fees.
HENRY S. NORTON, Collector.
SALISBURY, Sept. IS, 1899 Ia
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01
MttrDffelO EMQutrEr:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

oTERMS.-To village and single mail subscribers
y. per year, payable before the expiration Of six
To companies OF any number over six, 81 so per
year. payable as above. To compnnics lees than six,
81 20 per year, payable above. 05'25 cents will be
usdncted from each ofthesc prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
or stage charge Cor transportation.
No papers will DO discontinued unfit all orrearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the publisher.
Notice Of wish TO discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions,
Half square IS cts. Continuance over three weeks,
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or 10 months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, rs
" All communications must be postpaid
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01

In a paper far to the South, we a few
days ago came across the following article.
We were not before aware that Major
Noah received one half the sum here sta
ted for his establishment and services. To
effect political purpose, we have always
thought the Major carried his principles
loosely about him, but, in private life, wc
have ever esteemed him amiobIe, charitable
and honorable.
The Ncsc- York Enquirer cell
ebrated paper was transferred to the New
YORK Morning Courier, on the following
condition: The Courier gave for the copy
right OF the Enquirer, twenty thousand
dollars, and liquidated all debts due to the
establishment, which amounted to seven
teen thousand dollars. BY the transfer,
Major Noah entered into bonds, in the
probable sum oi-lifiy thousand dollars, not
to publish or edit any paper in the City Of
N. York,for the term often years. His ia
Tents and writings for that period ARC to be
confined to the columns, otihe New-York
Morning Courier and Enquirer, for which
he probably receives the round sum Of
fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars.
"Mujor Noah is Surveyor Of the port Of
Mcw-York, and his office probably Yields
him from four to five thousand dollars;
his writings afford him two thousand
more his practice at the bar is consider
able; he married about a year ago, Miss
Jackson, with fortune of one hundred
thousand dollars, the revenue of which
probably yields him seven percentum, the
New York rate Of interest, which of course
amounts to seven thousand dollars, making
his whole income, without saying word
abont the twenty thousand he received
for the copy-right Of the Enquirer, about
fourteen thousand dollars per annum.
give years ago, Major Noah was not
worth groat, and at the time he had his
difficulty with the National Advocate, il
was with tho utmost difficulty, tina, no
could raise wind enough to enable him to
get press and fount Of tynes. Ever
since he has been connected with the press,
he has been assailed, with inspiring and
malicious virulence, and every possible eff
fort has been made to put him down. Blu,
he has triumphed over all opposition, and
is now in the enjoyment Of ease and, afflu-
ence. We are glad of il; aud though we
are always opposed to his cou,se Of polil-
ical management, We always respected him
for his splendid talents; and we know that
a better man never existed. Although he
belongs 10 one Of the prescribed tribes of
Israel, his whole life has been worthy of
example, and should be copied by many a
christian. He is benevolent almost to a
fault /; and his humanity is unbounded. AT
the time that he was Sheriff of the City
and County Of WORK, so mild, aud
kind and generous, was he to the unfortu-
nate prisoners, that many ofthem left pris-
on with regret. In doing This, he was firm
to tho letter Of the law, but, no did not o.
vers,rain and pervert it, to crafty petty
malice, and the cowardly and baser pas
sions. We wish tho world contained no
worse men than Mordecai Manasseh Mo-
ah."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01

Litigations should be little encouraged
aud speedily decided, and then scholars,
farmers, mechanics and merchants will
have repOse.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-01

A few days since, gentleman Of this
town who was out in the vicinity on y
sporting excursion, hearing loud noise a.
mong some barn yard fowls, had The Curl
ositv to stop and examine into the cause,
when he found the patriarch of the flock
engaged in mortal combat with the COM
mon enemy, rapacious hawk. After al
ternate attacks and retreats, the marauder
seemed to have the worst Of the battle,
and was disposed to leave the field inglori-
ously. TO his triumphant antagonist, who
forthwith began to receive the affectiOnaie
congratulations of his feathered charge, in
one loud and simultaneous cackle. IL Twas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15

OpEsA. Oct i3rwentyesh CHI se.sels had arrived ron,
Consatipope three Of which bore English HaR Trade
continues very brisk and every description produce sus-
tains previous high prices, excepting wheat mas de-
ened Of late adj fes from tie ports OF IN.
Sieii sTI1nean, len Ire demand for the aT had
"a s'hsided gic f.slis.i seis obia Z hsh
heights oi AZ los pea wIIh ~ per cent. ps'nase
FT0G:isFS q ~ Gilackid Oct 9"1he plague has been
raging dreaduy for short time AT Eaafesch very 'ci
Quarantine OF s1tee6ays has therefore been ordered he-
c"Tding To l. reports oI the Bucharest lOll
have been discovered of them dOihi several per-
sons already covered with carbunce he nuST of the
dJi is 10 daily, and many of them military men.
TsifsrE, Oct Alan Engsa ycssr jist arrived,
announces thai Coin Capo dlstras pTepaTne with
assent Of the Essh and French Ambassadors ~ the
Russian headquarters Adrianope HE dsembai-
Enos, and proceed nom theice laud
vail remain at the head OF tire reek government, aud thai,
sapaciy take part negotiations relative tie affairs
Greece
lspiASays the London Globe 81 Nov 5h ave havs re.
ceSed Calcutta papers the ilh June. The disturbances
the northeast frontier had subsidized; delachn,eu tie ay
had taken Nunc!Gw the sockaded ylasrs OF Alyng and
lunshGT,c TcreI Sing had escaped, all the principal
places tie frontier had submission his stated
that the amy in ira expect only all
see tie propey Of dividing large proportion money
received Ton Ava As the soldiers clam Cor conquest
that country and they that they stopped b
der Of the ConmardeTin Chief tine very they
witnu, difficulty have poumced upon the
thar II !ac the Unioulei property the army
memorial on this subject mas tsen forwarded England
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
We have no beliefthat the U. s. Bank will fall even

We have no belief that the u D. Bank wall tall, even
undct III. pyscr of Jacksonlsm. Without attempting
to decide tie constitutional questions ourselves we
would res r'iuily "n'lile whist school! - Pos
ideni acquire jis vision. ~ he !cacc u coisiuc-
ton. If lac altogether failed in cos-ccy ntcrprc-
ting the second section OF the rules and articles ui
war, we should doubt whether he could ca>i!y Owe.
turn the established opinions Of seward preceding
ILLUSTRATIONS. elils htenrd by repeated discussions
in both Houses OF Congress, and sustained by the
proouud Investigations anu luminous judgments Of
the Supreme Court. greater curse cannot IN our
opinion beia THIS nation, than The system, il ONCE
adopted of unsettiing for Lart5 Yu,puscs, the .u-
!e'nn adj'rdcaions vi the county Ii any question
could ever be finally decA ID Snd put to rest, we
thought that this OF the coRtituIionaty OF the U.
). Bank was decidedly tho orc SO placed. Now
II seems the nation TO he rcsgitated with this ire
m'ndous conflict, and what other purpose it can
serve than to promote personal ambition, We are
entirely at Il loss to conceive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
CHOICE GOODS


H Bne. black double chain .ivgnon lofences
Jet and bloc. black Gro dc Indies
Faron, drGb, and led colored do.
Blue and jet black, aud assorted colored Gro &c
Maps
Black white, aud assorted cnlors French satins
Sd English, and French o-4 black bombazncs
"A & 64 black Italian crapes-broad selvagcd
Black Mandarin crancs-smooth aud glossy
SO ~ 10 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milled blue. black, and mixed cassi-
mcrcs
Buff, white light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and bacl; cashinerettS, for vesting
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk velvets
Figured black anA colored velvet vestinrJ
Go, e. 10 damosks and diapers
6-i Irish, and 1911 real Russia shceting
s. 7-G long lawns
7-8 & IL Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkcrcmeis, raised and cOnrcd
borders
Linen cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver DO
German g. English black g. white silk hose
W httc embossed silk do.
Black, white, aud crimson Mcrno scarfs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scarils crimson, blue, straw. pink, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck and side combs
Brazilian turn back neck tuck, and side On.
Madame Cantello's corsetts--ail numbers
Mems camblct and plain coaks
WOmcns Mcrino cloth do
a good assortment o. The above goods recently re-
Gently received for safe 40 the lowest market prices
by =. a. +. JAMES, &, Co.
doc Is Market squire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15

Attention Light Dragoons!!
pARADE Oh Wednesday, the 10Th INST at two
II O'Clock. p. NJ. at the CITY Hail. completely O.
quIppcd for exercise. The members will BE- punctua
in their attendance. there VII be- company bust
ness to transact. by order,
SAML. $. MYERS.
dec. 15--2t Orderly Sergt.