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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19
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ARRIVED,
Schr American Coaster, Lee, from New York,
with sundries, to Davenport, Allen &. CO, NJ Myers
Wallace, p Sullivan, Sintou.
Schr Boston, -, from Baltimore.
Schr Neptune, -, from Old Point.
SAILED,
Schr William Dawson, Clarke, for Pensacola
wv. FL coal
Schr Jane Mason, for Somerset, coal.
Schr James, Lawrence, for Georgetown, (Del.,
coal.
Brig Enterprise, Layfed, for Boston, coal.
Sloop Cherub, Burke, for City Point, flour.
Sloop Westover, jerks, for City Point, flour
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 ARID schr Viz
ginia, Chambers, days I'm Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19
To 7HE Enrroa OF TIT VINO

r. LocinsSton, Mon. IGSo
sir: observer tina, eycr,ons making get up insn
lions from the Ahemarle District Representatives in
Convention calling upon chem desert the for hch
ty were elected, and base representation wealth instead Of
white population. As well might attempt made With
prospect of SUCCESS Go hide The light Sun wit. the hand
ihs District remains firm the everlasting hills They
Will never GIVE up the doctrine Of win
never submit TO he governed by wea-tey will never sane
oI The doctrine that he who pays sh all weight
IN e Government Eor ell the hair spt,ers aud all the
ssPiss under Heaven make the people believe
that wealth. ought TO have the greater Gencs ,e Govern.
men The people are not fools that they should tamey sub
nit to have halter pus about their necSs degrade them
foeeihey will that the old fashion Of pulling off
the hat and putting it under the talking 20 some
wealthy nohe shall again be fashionable in this Land We
nave indeed come TO pretty pass that such amable doc
nes should be seriously commended for i'm State as has
oeen ~ some oil the members Of the ConvcnonIar
in oil probability will be held up the a, SONG future
time as an object OF corn and defisioney he honest if
So their Judgment is grossly deceived Suppose next June
when the county taxes be levied, wealthy man
JUSTICE othe Peace, To ge, upon the bench tell tic
other Justices that he had wealth than all OF ,hr,n
together and would consequently have pay lie
ought to have more weight than them ALL levy should
he made, without he sanctioned would Inc be CON
sdercdo be? mad fool? And yeI this is the very doc
trinc now commended for
Sir shall write no my blood bos in my veins
am esouuded 1T the situation OF things
We willing in the general quel the fears the East
THEY have TO organize the Senate upon
but not TO sanction il as republican doctrine
LOVINGSToN
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

The British settlement at Honduras.-We have
received says the Albion, file of papers from the
above settlement, and in looking over them we have
been truly surprised at their contents. These papers
describe state of society which had no idea ex-
listed in any part of the Kings dominions-the color.
ed population there seems to have equal privileges
with the white, and arc actually struggling with them
for political ascendehcy People of color it appears,
admitted to the Councils of the Settlement, where
they indulge in freedom of debate with the whites,
bordering upon defiance This must be very comfort
ing to Mr. Fowel Buxton, Mr. Zachariah Maccauly,
and the people of that ilk. The march of intellect
has fairly overtaken the sable gentry in those regions
The matter will be better understood if we briefly
sketch the form of government established in the col
ony. AT the head of the settlement is a Governor,
now Maj. Gen. Codd, appointed by the Crown, to ad-
minister the government. The next power is the Lee
gislative Assembly, which enacts the laws. To this
Assembly colored as well as white persons admit.
ted the only qualification being certain amount of
property S300o the coored person being also born in
the settlement There is also Bench of Magistrates,
which is elected by the people, and to which colored
persons are also eligible. This last Assembly tries
criminal cases and administers the laws generally
Trial by jury has also been introduced.
Some attempt having been made by the whites TO
regulate the mode by which the coored people should
claim their seats in the assembly, very animated de-
bate took place, in which DIR Young coored person.
was very conspicuous, ana treated MT wright me
Chairman, with marked indecorum. 1t was express
y declared at this meeting that the colored people
were aiming at exclusive power, and Mr. Wright re-
quested that the iOhites might not be condemned IN
heard! The population of the colony is follows -
Slaves 5000, free people of color 1000, whites 2oos
A countryman from Kentucky, offering horse tor
sale in Charleston, s. c. three four young men un-
dertook to quiz him. After several impertinent ques'
tons, one asked, "Why, sir, what makes your horse
laugh so"' The countryman replied, "he is ore
smiling at having discovered his mistake in supPos5
himself among gentlenren,"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
-NHEAP AND SEASoNABLE SPRING co

VHEAF AND sEASUNABLE SPRING GOODS, at No
" 81, Marke-street, Wilmington lately occupied by Will
liam Rowan & Co., opposite Eakins Hotel The subscribers
have just opened handsome assortment of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail at reduced prices consisting
part of blue, black brown olive and mix Cloths SUPER
line, fine and low priced Cassmers and Satnes Irish Linen
long Lawn, linen Cambria and Handk is Cambria and flrn-
plain and 6gured handsome of Calicoes and
Gghams; table Linen Diaper and Crash; "A Bobnet and
bobne and thread Laces Pungee Canton and Italian
Italian Mantua, gros de Naples Florences Levannes and
sarsnes; Silk camblet, Bombazines and Hastings; Silk Va
enca and Marseies Vestngs; white blue and yellow Nam
with general assortment of Domestic Pads Stripes and
Checks 5-4 A and "a brown and beached Muslns Bed
Tick ings, Pttsburg Cords, &c.
All Of which they invite their friends call and examine
April, 1899. 26E2m
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DUNG LADIES', BOARDING. SCHOOL, a

NoUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Whining
M ton, Del. conducted by Bishop Davenport with the
astance of accomplished female teachers The of in
most Of the ornamental branches of female education.
TERMS BOARD; Washing, and Tuition in any of the
branches $50 per quarter-payable in advance
EXTRA cHARGEs-For Music, including the use of
Piano, $l2
For the French and Spanish taught by experienced
French master, 6
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, per quarter, 9
Particular attention paid only the of the
Young LADIES' but their moral and religious instruction
There of Lessons in Psalmody given year
BY person highly competent and valuable Library for the
Of the Young Ladies. To those who remain the Sem
mary year more there will be charges for books
stationary Psalmody.
REFERENCES.-Rev E. W. Gilbert Rev Isaac Pardee,
Rev H. Cot Rev J. P. Peckworth and the Hon Willard
Hall
Wilmington, May 9th, 1929. 29-4t
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MERY, of superior quality, and of all Sizes imported
mI from London by b. RIcHARDsoN & Son. of PhiladeI
phia be had at the Drug Chemical Store of the sub
scrber, No. 1856, MARRET-sTREET, Wilmington; who is an
pointed Agent for the sale of the same.
The above article seected by person specially appointed
for that purpose will be found by Manua cturers Macbn
and others using it, be preferable any heretofore offered
JOSHUA HARLAN.
May 10th, 1929.
N. B. fresh supply of DRUGS MEDICINES ;ua ~.
ceved, and for sale above.
MINERAL WATER fountain open. 2ar
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NoACH MAKING The subscriber, thankful to bs
" friends and the public in general, for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received, would inform them thai b
still continues pursue the above BUSINESS in all its ysos
branches at his old stand, No 14s, MARKET ST. Whining
tom De-where he makes and repairs all kinds
borns, sc. He has hand and FOR SALE numbar
of New Gigs and Dearborns, warranted for one yearLe
wise great variety of second hand gigs and chairs in CON-
plee order Also handsome supply of netu and seeonf
hand HARNESS; all of which will be sold very low for cash
or good acceptances EDWARD KENNARD
N great variety of unfinished work, in a state Offer
wardness-w hch be finished Immediately to order.
April H. Pam
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- PINDLE MAKING.-Pierson & Walker, respectfully
~ inform their friends and the public, that they have
DIVINE Bridge, Wilmington; where they will make Stretcher
Mule, Billy Jenny Spindles equal, if superior, any
spared make them work well, they solicit share of pat
ronage.
Spndes repaired in the best manner; Warned according
to order with Iron Brass, Composition Wood and Leather
Also, Brass Castings general Steps and Bosers finish
ed to suit the Spndles. Turning of any description.
o. Orders from distance promptly attended to.
May, 1929. 30-4t
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RUsHES of the approved kind for Theorem Paint
ing, at 75 cts. per dozen. Drawing paper, Cancels
Hair Pencils Water Coors Bristol Board, Gold and Silver
Paper and variety of papers suitable for fancy work. No
lO5, Market-street June 6.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last, MI
IA ham Barnet apprentice about Eighteen years of age,
and has three years He had dark brown
nett roundabout and of the same and
he had also with him blue and Pittsburgh trowsers
Whoever will give information, that he be got again.
shall receive six cents ewardbu charges All persons
warned not to harbor employ said apprentice.
ROBERT TOPHAM.
Near CentTeville, Del June 8, 1929. 32-4tp
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N EGH RICHMoND.-Memoirs of Leigh Richmond au-
~ thor Of the interesting history of the Basyuans
Daughters" fsr sale by A. g. - Wilson.
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Id DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS-JAMEs M'NEAL grate-
M@ full for past favos, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has hand large and complete
ment Of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS s. SHOES,
ALso-MIssEs, BOYS & cHILDREN's do of all kinds of
Leather Morocco Lasting, &C. which will be sold the
.zr,rinnn Ear nnh
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

~ oTANY.-"A Glossary of Botanical Terms, with an
MB explanation of the Glasses, ORDERS &c., Published
by the Botanical Class of Wmngtop-For Sale at No. IO5
Market Street. Price IL i2 cts. EACH 81 rs per dozen
June D. 32-4t
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Mems fine cordevan Boots from 81 to So 90
Do do calf skin do so to so
Do do Monro cordevan, so to 1 rs
Do do do calf skin, 81 to 90
Do do Shoes g. pumps, cordeyan, 25 to so
Do do do do calf skin. so to 90
Women's lasting shoes full trimmed, and of
the latest fashion, 81 90 to IL
Do Valencia & Denmark satin, do rs to 90
Do Leather. do 75t 1 IL
Do Morocco, do 90 to 1 IL
Chidren's do do SO to 90
ALSO,
large assortment Of Hair and Leather Trunks Port
gnanteaus, Sc.
N. D. Liberal deductions. and terms easy, to country
,oercbants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington, May I6 sc-sm
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CE.-The subscriber, having very large quantity OF
ICE will undertake to furnish families throughout the
season. at the rate of fifty per week. for peck each
morning-or for half peck, thrty-one cents.
HENRY 8. ALRICHS.
May 81, 1929. SO-4t
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@p oARDING.-A few gentee boarders may be accommo-
hB dated at No. los, Market street.
Wilmington, Feb. 1929.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

W USICA great variety of Music for the Piano and
1Y-a Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No lO5 Market
Street, where may also be had, the lowest pces School
Books Writing and Letter Paper and general
of Stationery.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

NoTICE.-The subscriber having been appointed of
the Constables Of Newcastle County, by the Court of
Quarter Sessions at their late session. informs the public that
he prepared to attend TO any business his line He also
offers his services those who may desire them collect
ing the Borough neghborhood His residence
is IN Wood street, the Bear Tavern.
JAMES c. ALLEN.
Wilmington June 6. 32-4t
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Asst NoTICE.-All persons indebted to the estate of
~ Benjamin Broiun, deceased, late of the Borough of
Wilmington requested TO make payment before the
are desired to present them to JOHN BROWN,
SurUiuing adnt'r. Of Benjamin Broton, dec
June Is. 1929. S3-4t
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a. TRAW Colored & White NAyARINos.-MIssEs WILL
~ SON, JNners, have opened in part of the sore No
los, Market Street, assortment Of MILLINERY, with
Navarno Leghon, Straw Base and other Bonnets. Leg
horns and Sraws whened and pessed-and Hats Bonnes
made to order in the neatest manner moderate terms.
E. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired of
THEoREM PAINTING at the above place, where specimens
may be seen.
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FHN0 PARENTS,-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
IL the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing Of Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Boots and
Shoes, of the latest paerns;-under his immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both article and price, His
establishment the corner of French Third Streets
Wilmington May, 1929. 2s-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

EDAPER HANGlNGS.-An assortment of WALL PA
u PER, of the fashion, and Fire Board Patterns,
Of the latest Importation from Paris for sale cheap by
A. & H. WILSON,
No. los, Market street.
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a. ERVANTS FOR SALE.-Severa black female servants,
- from IA years of age and upwards for term of years,
may be had by applying to F. H. HoLTZBECHER,
Near Newark.
June 8, 1929 33-4tp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

The Boston Cen,inel thus announces the mel
aucholy death cfpoor Sam Patch, WeJoin in
the lamentations of the editor, and say alas! Poor
Patch.
SAM PArcE.-Lasf week we narrated in
course, thai pig had imi'a,ed Patch in pro-
found leap, aud had paid the forfeit Of lite Tor
his 'eme'ity we now have TO state tina, Pate h
has initiated the pig in going The whole hog
Of The leap and forfeiture. Poor Pa,ch has
made his last leap and is TO more. No more
shall we hear Of him the brink Of the Passa-
ic mo more snail we find him pressing for
ward for leap over the awful GenesSee: no
morr shall our painful sympathies be reused
by PI,ch plugging through the dense mist,
that eternally rises from the profound abyss of
Niagara. In all these scenes, Patch is no more,
but his fame as . leapcr shall go the world
round, aud shall be useful as perpetual warm
ing 10 prevent foolish men embarking in such
airy aud dangerous adventures. His precIpi-
tate loss WILDE severely felt by the whole edi'o>
rial sorp DIS, who for weeks, have found in hia,
. source OF many paragraph. In the Ian
guage OF the immortal bard, we could have
better spared, a better man"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Splendid London ANIMALS.

T>HE subscriber has just received the following Lon.
Il don Philadelphia, and Boston Animals for 1880
Forget-me.not, 10 engravings
Winters Wreath, l3 engravings
Friendships Offering, ~ do
Juvenile Forget me-not, do
Atlantic Souvenir, (Philadelphia) ~ engravngs
Pearl and Token, (Boston) 9 and - do
.4so.
The Wept of Wisll-ton-Wish, by Cooper
Book of the Boudoir, by Lady Morgan
Tales Of a Good Woman, bya Doubtful Gentleman
Tales and sketches of Country schoolmsster
Memoirs of Thomas Adds Emmst
ind further Supply Of
Memoirs Of Leigh Richmond, Brainerd, Judson
Urquhart, and Pierce
Ude's French Cook; Cooks Oracle; and Virginia
House wife
Dwight's Psalms and Hymns, 8vo
Juvenile Books, moral and instructive
Painted Toy Books, in great variety
Dissected Maps and Pictures, &c &c. &c.
Eov 24-eo5t ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

PORTUGAL. Captain Sise, at New York fo,,
St. Uhes, October %, states that Lisbon ~,
illuminated on the nights OF the l4h, /; h and
10th, and grea, rejoicings took place in eon,..
ounce of the aokuowIrdgrmcn, Of D m M,p,,,
as King, by the Spanish Government. Li,bo,
had become quiet, and more CO.. 6dence v,s
fit il the stability of Miguers Government,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

About one hundred and twenty g. n''s"'"
down, on Thursday, 10 the dinner at "a'"'''
ton Hall, Philsdelphis, given to MI Div
our la,e Minister to Frame. That gc""'" :,
was toasted, and made IN appropriate wy.
in which he announced his de'e'm'D'"'I J.,
take up his permsnen, residence in r0'''''
phia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

BY the account OF the proceedings Of IL.
Convention On Saturday last, given 10 he Who
W. learn that the question Of the RICH, Of SUI.
frage was still under eonsidera Ion N,
Thompson, Of Amherst, spoke in favor Of y.
neral suffrage. When MIR / Concluded, NJ,
DadG,idge offered an amendmen, subs'aG;i.l>
" ex ending he right Of suffrage 10 III who
pay State or County tax, and supported il ];
length and reviewed The whole ground Be,
fore any QUESTION was taken on this, Mr.. SIAN,
ard offered an amendment to Nj. L.ish'.
Amendment, extending the 'ighI Of suffrage to
iessees. whose leases were recorded three
months before the election. This amendren,
gave rise 10 some discussion between Messrs.
S,anard, leigh, iof c. Barbour of Orange, Nj
cholas, johnson, and Mercer; and was finally
rejected, So to 81 Mr.. Stanard then moved 10
amend MIR. Leigh's substitute TO the resolution
Of the Legislative Committee, by tx endins'Ss
right Of suffrage to all who, three mon'hs BE-
fore they offer,d to vote, should have paid Sac
taxes amount Mr.. Johnson address.
ed The Committee a. some length, in which he
proie sec his attachment 10 landed qAalh'a'
ton, and disclosed his views genetsly
Mr.. Monroe succeedrd, ard succincily STATED
the Iimis 10 which he was willing TO 60 10 ex'
tending the right Of suffr age namely, 10 les
sees for years--and declared his unailingHrm'
in ascertsining the qualification Of the vo'er, to
depart from the land.
Mr.. Randolph, io brief address, expres"t
his gra,i6cal alton at the declara'ion o! The GET
tIeman from LouGoun. (Mr MONROE Of his de-
termination 10 abide by the land. Al his mo-
ton, the Committee rose at quarter past
and the Convention adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

The Message Of the Governor "i Nof'" "
olns to the Legislature, IS en'iTrV o''r
as il should be, with the affai's OF me s'a''
A greater part of The message, CONSISTS wv
cussiog differen, plans for internal '"p'
ment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Notice 70 TaiiOrs
Card.
nov 2-eolm

A. B. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeon,
WILL commence his regular visits to Alexandra
w on Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
them on the second and fourth Thursday in each month
unti, further notice Persons wishing bis professions
services, will please leave notice at Clasgeus City
n0'eh may ll--eThn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

Quesiio verata Some Of The PenhS,'' a..
are discussing he identity of John QO" A.!
ans. The Germans Contend 'ha' "1 ,c,,y,
ans was the last President Of the C'''s'
no, John Quincy, the son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL ,
stated that The tolls received on ms e'" i.
ready amour, to 800 per day. o" "0".''
las, no less than 90 sloops and s'''O"
I'd the Western locks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

A Temperance Society has been formed in
the Cherokee N ion. Annual meetings are to
be held IN New Echota; AMI h. form ton Of
auxih.ry 500 ieties an the different districts is
recommended.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

The new Jackson paper in Philadelphia ",
Enquirer, is out upon our particular "','
Duff. The Euquirer tells no more INA" W.,
is true Duff, however, laughs all 'n'' ~,
10 scorn. tie has his masters on wv ''
and they hardly dare 10 SHAKE him on
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
.Ai6it55SSE Aly1DR,IM, Id q,
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER e 90,

Several packs, ships from Europe h,v, -.
rived at New York, hu. the news by them h..
been anticipated BY the arrival at Boston. ".
gave yesterday all the items Of impor,ape.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

RErnRr 1T will BE- recolI,oted :hat W.
RAspoLpH, IN his late speech in the Convsn ION,
spoke very harshIy soi Mr. CHAPMAN JoHS''S'
The latter gentleman has since "'ae a '""',
but severe and dign'hrd reply to the h''e'' I"
Roanoke the Sir Mu"go Malgro"Ver OF 'V'
dsy. Mr. Johnson, in closing an r1pi''a'"A
# some Of his previous remarks, '''o; !"
would no. take his seat wilhou' saving '"''
tn. bitter sarcasms, gra,uitous i'npota IONS '"-
learned iesis Of the gentleman from Cha'""'
he had no plra TO enter, no answer to max"
No matter how low he might sand 10 w Op'
MON Of others, land they could not ID" W"
lower than he estimated himself he h'' J"
sufficient sclf-rcspect not TO answer thai ee"'''
man; and if self,respec, did not respect !"
the Committee would keep him silent.
1t is said by the correspondent oil the f'
ricksburg Arena, that the effect Of 'o's '',"'
eon,emp uous hit was very visible. MI ~"
dolph fairly wriggled in his seal WIN 'eA'''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

Three powers have reco snized DON Meurl--
Morocco, Spain, and the United States. W..
wish We were in better company.