The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-11

BY William Reeves The Union of the States-may i
be disturbed by political dsensons or misconstred
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of any particular state
By guest The Consultation of the United States
Pure principles its base profound wisdom its famenay be
blessings of its protection be withheld from all who offer
violation.
BY guest. Gen. Washington-May his memory be en-.
grated in the heart of every true American.
The following note read from the chair The
inclemency of the day caused the absence of several
revolutionary soldiers, and others who were invited
WARRINGTON, July l, 1922
GENTLEMEN,-I received your polite note informing ma
of the intention of the several Volunteer Corps Of Whining
ton TO celebrate together the approaching anniversary of IN
dependence, and requesting their BEHALF dine with
them the 4th instant
This opportunity of meeting many of my fellow citizens
before my departure from the country, less than the ot
sion which calls them together powerful motives with
me TO unite in your festvy; but regret TO add that
engagements at this place the business of my mission will
prevent my Delaware in time for that purpose
Prevented by this cause from participating with the corps
in their entertainment beg permission the Of sep.
araon TO tender toast which, while expresses my wishes
for them, will offer Just tribute of respect memorable
band appropriately associated with the OCCASION and of
perhaps than three yet survive to enjoy the
cline what they CALAMITY fought TO maintain in the prime of
their days.
The several Vof.nteer Corps of ITn,ngtoa-In peac.
and in may they be worthy the example Of the Old
laacdre Regiment
To this toast beg leave TO add my thanks TO the corps
and of the respect and regard with which am
Gentlemen, Your fellow citizen,
To A. HAMILTON, JOHN M'CLUNG,
and j. B. LEWIS, Committee, &c.
We regret that it is not practicable to give insertion
to the Grafton of DIR Vaughan to-day. The Commit
tee of Arrangement have obtained copy of it, and
we shall lay it before our readers next week.
After the ceremonies were concluded at the Town
Hail. the company, in compliance with the polite nyi-
tation of Capt READ, of the Steam Boat Superior,
took aunt to Newcastle in the evening, whence they
returned highly gratifed. in good time, and retired,
without any accident having occurred to interrupt the
festivities of the day.
On Tuesday last Mr. JACOB CREEMER, Tobaccons long
worthy and respected citizen of this Borough, committed
suicide by hanging himself He had for time been
very depressed of mind Mr. Ceemer soldier in
the Revolutionary War
Steam Boat deciden-An explosion of the boiler of the
steam boat Kenhawa took place the Gath ult short dis
below Wheeling, Va Four persons killed, four
have died of their wounds four dangerously
and eleven slightly, wounded.
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Lieut. Ttle, of the Engineers stationed at Fort De-
aware, has been appointed superintendent of the Piers
Newcastle, in place of Major Stockton, removed
We understand that member of Of the Baltimore fo-
uneer Companies drowned in the Chesapeake and De-
aware Canal near Back Creek, on Saturday last
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Tremendous-The following Toast drunk at HILLSIDE
rouph Md. the 4th inst.