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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
SILE "a L4Mn

H4Y virtue Of Iced Of executed by Robert pouha, 20
the subscriber, +nrug date tho 2Oih Fob 1896 aud
duiy recorded in tho orr Of The county OF Augusta
SHAH proceed 10 sell, public auction, before the Wayne
raven, ~ Siauniou, Saturday tho 30h day Of May nest
ir cash. the following valuable Real Estate described in the
deed above rcfeucd to- rs foows-"Iwo ccnam tracts
parcels If Land lying and being tho county Of Augusta
The Calf Pasture ivcr lc containing 10y cmatop
'7 1ccs tic other containing b, estimation 200 be the
sumo more or 're which sad tracts Of laud partic-
arly described decd by lewis \. Iaucy aud b. his
"r earg date c ioh day ~ May, 1875, whereby the said
wv" uac,s mud are conveyed to the said Rotor DophaL"
aptI -9-w5t VIM RENNEY, JON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

~ u requested at all communications relative "a tte
SUBJECT u THIS address Ice directed Thomas Cluli
ana Richard Iuoma' Members OF the Committee o. ei,ior OF
them. - ~ -
Whereupen, on motion of Mr. Heath, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted.
Tho communication of certain citizens OH behalf of
the people Of Augusta, setting forth the losses
and calumli'ics recently sustained in that city b. the
Hall.
ReSoirr' That n, President a. The Hall appoint
committee Of fave person in each ward Of the city
VINO arc requested 80 wait Gppn ard apply the Ci
tpcns in their respective wnrd5 Cor any pecunary aid
they Eay fec iaclncd 10 givo, relieve the dstrcs-
SOS OF tho citizens c' Augusta, occnsoned by the
late coneagga'on IN tart city; MI that the individuals
so appointed, be rs'raccd - deposit the rmannt re-
ccived by tnln IL thr Virginia Bank to the credit of
the Mayor, who - hereby requested to forwu ri tho
amour! so received 20 the committee Of the citizens
Of Augusta, from when the communication ahcvc-
mentioned was received
jtssoir'd, "'go. That the clerk be Instructed to
have the communication aforesaid together with the
proceedings Of this Hall inserted three times in The
daily papers Oi this city.
And tbereupOr, Messrs Hilary Baker. $. I. Crunp.
DR.. John Dove, Thomas Cowles and DR.. II. l. 30
hfnnun, w"rc appointed forJe6erso1 Yard
DR.. !. Brockcnhrough, DIR. r. A. Darlington.
Mcssrs. Benjnmn Grand, ]. II. Eustace and James
Gray for .HGdison Wurd.
Aud Mcssrs. John Goddin, VIM ID. Wren VIM.
ii. Pitzwhyleouu, Joshua CTump, and DR.. HAYS, Tor
Monroe Wdrd
Tsli" WM y SHEPPARD I'll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

In COMMON CoUScIL, MAY igt 1899
'HNHE President submit ed the following corpp.uni
n cation from Thomas Cumming and others on
behalf of the citizens of Augusta In relation 10 the
late destructive fire in that city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
ANOTHER FAIR.

"a II late meeting Of tho Members Of the Female
a Human Association, the following resolutions
wrrc passed:
RofoIrcd. Tint ir consequence Of tho great diff
cutY OF securing regular fund for tho yearly cXpcn
scS ut our society, IN tins mode proposed IN our con
siuiion, WIS that Of soliciting from individuals VIC
will have recourse 10 second fair 10 be held in the
month Of December next. Rcsofurd That should
orr success at contemplate Fair he such rs TO nm
swcr orr expectations we will then I've determined as
to the cXpcdcncy Of permanent changc IN that part
ofour constitution. which relates to the ANIMAL rcvc-
nuc for the support Of Tho Society.
An ladies' in town and country, who arc iriondls 10
the institution and dfposrd to encourage s plans arc
respectfully requested to attend the meetings of tie
Society, which arc held at No Balcys room, ON tho
first Monday in cvcry month, so as 20 aid with their
advice, in the best mode Of preparing for tho Fair.
NAV , w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
BALDWIN, IVES & co.

W
ii ave received by late arrivals f,on, NJ. 1.,.
nnaoeiPhln, and BALTIMORE a Iaroe ard s,len
,id assortment of SPRING DRY GO0DS~which
ey ohsr at mnofeSae or retail, upon their usual &C.
terrns.--They consist in mart 81.
Is cases common and snper n,;p,. =,
beautiful patterns
do A and sd cambria pinoh.,ns
do sand "A Irish Linens
do super German DO unrrGnfsI
J DO fine and extra kentings
bales "Bhodes" and "Hina Smith g. Co
plain black bombazetts
case black circassians
. do cambria and medium mn sins
Plain aud figrd Swiss do
Jaconct, null and hoax do
Stripe and fig jsconet do
Super long lndia nankeens
british GDd German do
Plain drab forentines
Stripe grandurees
Blue and olive Pittsbusp cords
lIeavy ga hnng-up do
2 cases French drllings, clsrrrp
super black Italian luatrnrs
Bisck gEns. De Maps and nedes
Back and colored French satuIs
Heavy black India DO
White Whit, pink, blue and straw gros de Nsys.
Blank sellshaws and sarsneis
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and colored Aorences
Plaiu and stripe bat;istes
beautiful assortment bonnet and belt r;bions.
Plain gros de Nap and satin do
Gauze cap, and black love do
B!acl: Italian and Mandarin grapes
H!ack iustring and Italian cravats
Plaid Italian and Florepce do
W ite and fancy muslin 60
Back and colored stocks
large assortment, white and colored Merse;lhns
aud Valencia vestiDgs
Ladies extra black hoTse-skin gloves
30 co do snwed with Write and vatie.
gated colours
Do extra 'ohite and colcred do
Medallion gloves, n new article
Wen'S best II. skin do
Do buck aud beaver do
Indies black and white English silk do
.arge assortment Of silk cotton ind wolsie,i
hosiery and l-s hose
ciilt coat and vest buttons, Ill kinds
o rev gross "HdElEoRFs" extra rich do
Figured buttons for ctiidren's dresses
Small ig'rd do for ladies' dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
Blue and coinrd eaa'i-e siiks, extra qualify
Sewing thrends and cottons of all kinds
Plain and figured hobbnett laces
Thread laces, and iasertings
cases cotton flag, and banGanna hindks
do silk flag. and fancy German do
bales British osnaburgs
tickenbprgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed cottons, for sleeve iniuyfs
Black, and colored cambTics
Sail ducks and brckraIns
Drab, red, and mkt paddilgs
Cotton balls, in fancy boxes
a large assortment blue, black orxe
Brown, claret, and mixed CLOTHS
Blue, and f1ncy cassmeres
Combs, Of every description
ALSO,
SO bales Sd brown sbirtings
10 do A and 90 brown shirt1ts
DO o. and Cd WalthaIn do
do common and fine bed ticks
6 cascs bleached goods-assorted QUALITIES
Sd 7-3 and "A apron checks
Furniture checks, blue, and buff
Stripe and plaid domcsics great variety
Wilmington stripes, and denims
Cologne water, cotton fringes, cords, &c. sc.
we shull shortly receive by the Hiram, from Phil.
odeiPhia' cases ofsuperior Parasols and SILK I'm
brellas-0nd shall continue to receive by every arr
val additional supplies which viii render our 6ssDrt
ment ct oil times, nearly complete.
We respectfully solicit az examination ofour sto1S
nd esSnTe cur customers, that we shall not be s1
so-o. april 10
NEW GOODS.
u o IL &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
WIN. II. FTTZWHYLSONN,

B00k-sciier, Binder, and Sirfiorcr.
As on hand general assortment Of DAY BoOH Jo RN.t
~ LEnGErs aud other SuiuARy hooks for mercantile pu
RfCoEn Books for county clerks Siers books and
account books m the ~ private concerns manufactured
OF superior materials and wokmanshpand "a hc sold AT tho
como from tho north.
Also fnoscap, letter anil other writing papers II an tho
stationary.
Greek, Latin french, Spanish and English sonoot Boon
q The cheapest eiioHs miscellaneous and publications
Spanish Guitars Of superior appearance and tonc Gornan
FLUTES, Nioins, strings, music Of half price &c.
n Old books rebound and hook binding in all Us varcs
Of elegance and strength executed on tho lowest
terms March %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
GROCERIES.

E,NoCIi S. COURTNEY, Mnin-sireet. oppa.
- site the Old Market offers for sale.
Sew Orleans and st. Croix suears
Liverpool SALT Rio. Java and St. DOMINGO eosFs.
Loaf sugar, various qualities, new, rice
sperm and tallow candles, Lee &. Colpate,s sr,n
w hitteInore's cotton and wool cards
lotion yarns assorted shoe thread
wrapping twne, bed cords, lead,nr lines
Harden and drift seine lines
fooiscap letter and wrppping paper
Imperial
Gunpowter Teus.
Young Tyson
Old Madeira !
SICILY do
LIP. do "'nes'
Pico do J
Cognac brandy
Holland Yin ---
!dGaicR rum
Antigua DO Iio,,ors
pia rye whiskcv
apple brandy
Peach brandy
S"nser pepper, cloves, nlumegs, Diisace starch
Indigo. cigars, window glass
Liverpool and Earthen ware
Il large assortment of dishes
superior chewing tobacco, lamp oil, s C. &c. &c
AZ Oh which he Is determined 20 sell o. the LONGEST
cash prices 80, 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

HAVE or sale, pure Country lee (comng from Mehels
SPRING the greater part being spring wsteE any in
INC day, NJ my house. opposite thc New Market Private faui
s wishing To be furnished Of cart, will rlease make
application re s"on possible. q WALDER.
apo Vyss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

GROCERIES,.
THE Subscriber has on hand, mi lately received
by the packets from Boston, New York, Ind Bal
t!lnoge,
70 Boxes and tl's. loaf sugar, diat.on. qualities
- licrces new licc
100 b!Is. 40. !, ., ., G3il mac&oril
20I DO 10 do
90 Kits No. Inackore and pickelod salmon
20 sacks ground alum salt
100 do Ashion's Liverpool, 70 tho ton
60 bbls. whiskcy
10 DO N. J.. rum
IN do country rim
100 reams srappirg papcr Vire .nia Manufacture
j.. p Madeira,
French do wines, on draupht. and by
Musc1i, the cask.
Lisbon, and
Burgundy,
Bunch risins. whole, md 10 boxes,
Together with lurge and general assortment of
Groceries, which lie will sell low.
april 10 WIN. ]. CLARKE.
lust RECEIVED. The extraordinary Military
Career Of John Ship, late a Lieutenant in his Ma
jesiy'F 87th Regiment; the Tnas Of Life by tho au-
thor Of de Lsc; Tor sale at the book and station
ary Store Of
may WIN. II. FITzwHYLsoNN
Pants, Ols, Turgenfine end VdI7iis6Cs.
y II. BLAMIRE, in addition to his Spring Supply.
e. Of fresh Drugcs. and Medicines, has received
from Philadelphia, and New York, tho following ar
tclcs; all ready for use, viz:
Ground white lead, in oil, sup. qunl'.
do do in do do No. ?.
do Spanish brown
do Venetian red IN do
do vcrdgris in do
10 mineral green in do
do black and yellow, do
Also, ehrom yellow, do green, Prussisn blue, No.
Chinese vcrmiion, dry Spanish brown yellow ochrc,
Spanish whiting, and lamp black, in casks black ia
pan, and copal vornshcs, oils, turpcnne, putty aud
window glass, paint brushes, and Camel hair pen
hr off To- fc de o
country, on very reasonable terms
up % directly opposite tho Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

The price of s,,bscrp,ion the DAILY RICHMOND
WhiG, Is SIX dollars year, payable in adj, ance
The charge for dcs,tsg is Is cents for single Insertion
OF square o loss ann 33i cess for each oontnua1ce y OF
every Other day. Where are onIy one
fist ~ '"'S''" "' ~"
snnue AdscserS are charged ~ dollis Tor squares
ad M that proportion for adver rnnts OF greater nst
eAeept and Lottery dealers who charged suo
~ me me CoSSTTrUTloNAL WING is published twice
week Tuesdays and Fridays) at FIVE dollars pc annum
payable ia advance. = -
r% farsrSng-I5 cents square, less, Tor tie ird in
scr''on, and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
NUGusTA, Geornia. Ami D.

I 4oY. CdtnHin {, y.
Eichd. TuJmGn,
Samuel Hqic,
". De nigh,
Jain AIoore,
Henry n. Cooy',
T.. T. CnmpJeN,
lin E,,Ln,rinr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
NEW GOODS


- ALL NELSON has received by the last aryi-
q u walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening BIZ
the Richmond Packet ind Tantiyy from New YorE,
large supply of Spring Goods which he win sell at
usnei low prices for cash. They consist IN uart &C
super black Italian lutestrDgs
Blue black marcelIne forenccs
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
BLACK and colored gro de naples
White md colored satus, superior ouaIity
Black satin evautnes sinchews and sargIretfs
Black Canton and Mandarin Grapes
Black bombazucs
Black and colorcd Italian grapes
Baroge gauze and silk scarfs aud bapdkgrc1nefs
Botoinott and plain and figured gauge vcils
New style small figured caeocs and pinobanfy
Plain and plaid battcstes
Best India nankeens, n1ersciles vcstinr
Black crc1ssians, hastings and bomhazcttes
White and coOrcd jeans and striped ditto
Cotton cambrics and cambria muslius
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped jackoncts, cambric dlmitv
Black Italian crHyats
Bandanna handkerchief
Lace capes pelerines collars, &c.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Bucksbin Woodstock, beaver g. horoeskin rIoees
Ladies kid. silk and horscskin do
Bonnet belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
Madam CantclOs best corSetts corset kuccs
French braids, cords. &c.
ALSO,
y large assortment Of brown and blcaobed shirt
ings and shcetngs, bed ticngs stripe and plaid do
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
China, Glass, and Earthenwarc.

Cntna, GlaSS, and EaTthenWarc.
VENHE Subscribers are now receiving the most com-
n plee, and extensive assortment in the above Inc,
thrY have over had, suitahlo both fr city, and conn
try trade; which they offer by Wholesale and retail
on what they think, favorable terms, bat wish their
friends, 10 call and Judge for themselves
april s7--co9t CHARLES HOLT. Jr. g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

Ne are RecsiVHeg,
HI Hhds st. Croix sugar
~ hbds. N. Orleans ditto
10 hhds. molasses
10 barrels tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira vi6c
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
50 boxes bunch raisins
half terccs rico
80 boxes tallow candles
25 boxes sperm do
so boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt pcirc
10 bags race ginger
200 reams wrapping paper
25 bags Java coffee
100 grindstoncs, (Novascotin)
100 boxes cranScs
april % LEWIS WEBB & CO.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

american System-Mr James F. Murray, ofChisquaque,
Northumberland county, Pennsylvania showed piece of
drab CLOTH dressed at the Chquaque Pulling Mills by Hen
ry Rbson which pronounced by judges to be 10
any they have manufactured the small nay
this country The wool the product of Mr. Murray's
sheep, raised his farm half merno and spun his house
to value the wool at fifty per pound the cloth him
dollar per yard three quarters wide-whch American
ought to be ashamed to JhiitOnian.
Manufactures in Observation-Disclosures 235 ncorpo-
rated manufactures this State large proportion of them
manufacture cotton WOOL and iron; besides these
Incorporated companies for the manufacture of glass; hats
leather, wre files lead duck pins soapsone, cordage salt
Calico BRASS copper, lace umbrellas linen, hose, ale and
beer type, cotton cards. glass bottles paper lead pipe,
&c. The oldest incorporation 1894, of wooden
factory in Newburyport
Facility of Manufacturing Iron-I is clearly ascertain
ed that, quantity of pig be from the blast furnace
at five O'Clock in the morning. of manufactured iron of
good quality may be made bars rods, HOOPS and
iron and afterwards converted articles, such
nas screws and other goods in the course Of twentysx
hours from the time OF casting the pig
We acknowledge the recep, of a communication from the
of Prince Edward accompanied by hundred and
thirteen pieces of home made CLOTH samples of what the
citizens of that county have done the way of clothing their
families Richmond Enc.
The Legislature of Louisiana have granted lottery to
Mr. Lainhart enable him funds construct steam
boat improved plan, which it is said has received the
appreciation of all who have witnessed it..
In letter to the editor of the American Farmer Richard
Davis, Esq of Bedford county, Va, says: Ths fall was
drawn from my garden, pasnp measuring four feet four in
ches long,
The largest urnp we have ever heard Of says the Rich
OF the Rev W. Davis, Wilkes county Virginia. was
three feet in circumference, nine inches length, weighed
twenty-one pounds with the top and sixteen pounds without
was perfectly solid There witnesses certify the fact
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
ttSEFrL INVENTIONS.

Mr. JOHN w COOPER, of Waynesburg, in Franklin county,
Pennsylvania, has discovered flor which he has obtained pa
tents new mode of bleaching and whitening of fax hemp
tow and cotton cloth, in the of few hours, without
the least injury or damage to the strength thereofand also
OF making white paper from rags of cotton linen silk,
their color various and of extracting from all kinds
rags, all kinds of mineral coors rendering them white
used said to he cheap and ng render these
discoveries highly valuable. particularly paper makers
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

Something Ne'r.-The Albany Daily Advertiser says
the Hudson River is now frozen so hard that loaded
sleghs come from Newhurgh, within forty miles Of
Rev York, to Albany and Troy, all the way on the ice
making one hundred and twenty miles, with perfect
safety. The stages that on the west side of The
river come to the ice Kingston, and run through
to Albany on the ice
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

Wehave the pleasure to announce recent conside.
rabe addition to subscription list, and that new
names are constantly coming in. The advantagesar.
sing from this circumstance are not confined to our
selves, but are shared in by advertising friends,
whose Notices thus extensively, and of course
more proftably, circulated.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

According to report lately made to the Legislature If
New York, by the Secretary of State there are now abov.
eight thousand sax hundred school districts in b
state In the schools from which reports have been received
O5 scholars have received instruction, for average DE-
riod Of eight months in the year 1925 In the same ds
the whole number of children, between the ages of five and
fifteen years. 449ls Since the preceding annual report
the number OF children taught in the schools Of s
state has increased 26s4s During the year 1925 the sum
of $2O23b3 paid to the districts which have made repo
OF this $lO0O 900 from the treasury 2Og from
tax on the towns, and $ls,lS from local fund in certain
towns.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
DEI AWAM u RE GXs TER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1899

TO Corespondents.-We have on hand several man.
uscript selections made for the Register. Some Of
them are written in such herogyphcal style that we
cannot spare time at present to attempt to decypher
them.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
MURDER

On the 4th inst. murder committed, near the mouth
of Octorao Creek in this county, The particulars of which,
as far as they have to knowledge, olows-
John Taylor Kidd had been shooting the neghborhood
the Canal in company with several Others among them Da-
vid Laughn dispute between sid and NJ Laugh
lin, and scue ensued in which Kidd knocked the other
down with piece of scanng Previous this he
as il not loaded At length Kidd loaded his gun with
large shot, such used in shooting ducks after which Tie
personal above mentioned took place. When Laugh
lin lie drew knife and threatened who
should offer TO touch him. He about feet from Kidd
when the latter eveed the gun and discharged the load
Laughm's left side, which occasoned his death three
hours after Kidd about % years of feet height
fair complexion, aquene nose and pleasing
His dress usually bue cloth and pnnaloons and
white bat He mill fright by profession. Two persons
supposed to be accomrces in the MURDER have
and committed for trial. Eikton Press.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

N. y NdiCFtFAF.
In our paper of Saturday noticed several destructive
fires at Boston On Thursday night, fire broke Charles
town. opposite Boston, which destroyed mach property and
four persisted the flames THE particulars copy
from the Boston Pairiot--
"The fire broke out the wood shed Of large three-sto
ry wooden dwelling house Joiners street, Charestown
next the distlery OF Messrs Putnam Pratt which in
ured to the of abont $50, and Immediately
ed to the dwelling and TO the two sto carpenters shop of
MIR o. W. Preson formerly barn belonging to the estate,
IN the rear, which consumed with all its contents The
house nearly consumed and several sheds in of which
were two large hogs Inch destroyed The house
owned by Mr. John Gray of Boston, and uninsured
One half was unoccped the other occupied by three
amles-those of MIR Corlis. Mr. Bingham, and Capt True
But small portion of their furniture saved Four ofthe
family OF Captain True who is absent voyage Maine,
pershed VIZ his wife, aged about AS IT. and
daughters aged IL and These might have been saved had
not persons who went into the upper stated that
was there One child and Mrs Sarah Renck, Capt Tnes
daughter who had been married about two months
we'd by Mr. Remichs,'
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

The Corporation of this Borough have passed re.
solution to purchase twenty cords of wood, and ap-
pointed Committee to make such distribution of it
among the deserving poor as they NAV see proper
This act of charity will no doubt meet with general
appreciation The unusual rigor of the season. the
scarcity OF employment and tie low prices for it to-
seer with the high prices of many of the necessa,ies
"t life, have created great deal of suffering, and call
Iiodly on the rich to REMEMBER THE Poor"
The Allegheny Democrat relates circumstance honorable
to General Jackson which in Ptsburg whilst he
vas on his last journey Washington Amongst the crowd
of Yisrers who called on the General young man who
had been deprived of both by the bursting of
at New oreans the 9Th of January 1928 The General
presented him with bank folded up, which, on exam.
nation, proved to be a One Hundred Dollar Bill
bill has been passed the last session Of the Lee
gisature of this State, granting charter to compa-
ny for the culture and manufacture of SILK. The
capital is $4,000, in shares of 30 dollars. Mr. Evan
rsTs MAURY, a gentleman lately settled in this place,
has been chiefly instrumental in procuring this bill and
we heartily wish that his most s4ngune anticpations
may be realized. He is practically acquainted with
the business for the promotion of which the bill has
been passed. and we hope that the citizens of this State
which has the honor of being the first to step forward
in matter osuch vast importance, will come forward
with credable degree of public spirit, and second
the efforts of this gentleman to introduce manufac
ture which holds out the surest prospects of album
dant reward. The climate and soil of Delaware are
ed that the farmers in the southern part of the State