The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-17


ing" THEODORE.
General Jaekson-The expectation entera ined by MANY
OF the friends of Gen. Jackson, that he would leave tie
Hermitage at early period, and take up Temporary resi-
dence in Philadelphia from whence he would occasionally
visit other sections of the country, w be realized On
this point, the following letter from the General TO CON-
mitee of the citizens of Lynchburg who had invited him to
pass through that place, and parake Of its inequalities
conclusive:
Hermitage, December 9th, 1928
GENTLEMEN: have received your letter of the 2d
ultmo presenting to the congratulations of my friends in
Lynchburg and its vicinity, and inviting me, Their name
to pass through that section of country my way to Wash
lngton in the event of my election.
So lively expression Of regard for my character and
services as that gentlemen which you have been pleased
convey on this Occazon received with every sentiment of
respects and beg leave offer return for it, the crate
full assurance that it would afford great satisfaction
eep the invitation, were probable that could comply with
1t But as shall feel myself bound await the complete
ascer ainment of the election, before make any arrange
ments on the result and, them in the of my election.
would be compelled TO take the expeditions route in
der TO reach the city by the 4h of March, the pleasure Of
paying you my personal respects must be postponed TO
future period.
pray you accept for yourselves and present to those
you represent the of my respect and high conse
ration, and believe me- very sincerely.
Your obedlent servant, ANDREW JACKSON
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We learn that the aggregate of the London Animals for
1922 which have been imported into this country is not less
than forty thousand COPIES and that the supply does not
coed the demand There much truth in the following oh
servation of English critic concerning these beautiful pub
locations. National Gazette
81 think they doing great deal Of good in accuson
ing our public, and especially YOUTH correct taste
the arts They have afforded encoura cement
painters and engraves and have done improve the
eye of the People, than fifty exhibitions of the ROYAL Acad
my They call excellent literary talents into exertion; Their
eegances mce thousands read and study who would be
occupied with some frivolous luxury childish baube, &c
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We published, some time since. an account of
Frenchman, who had formerly resided III this city, ha-
wing been unprecedented at Porau-Prince, on a charge
Of counterfetng the coin of the Island. letter of
a late date has been received BY commercial house
here stating that the person had undergone trial.
been found guilty. and had been sentenced to be shot,
woman had likewise been arrested as an accom-
'ice, and also been found guilty. and condemned to
lie like punishment. baltimore Chronicle.
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Faes-0n Monday evening the 5th inst. saws
he Goshen Patriot, Mr. William Lewes and his wife,
If the town of Monroe, " Y left their house in care
If their children. while they went to visit one of their
elghbors about mile and half distant. About
line O'Clock the house was discovered to be on fire.
nd before any one could reach the place. the house,
ogether with all its contents. were literally burned to
shes, the four children in whose care the house had
zen left with instructions TO leave good fire when
hey went to bed, were burned death. Their bodies
7ere found the same night and enclosed in hox. to-
ether with the bones found the next morning, and bu
led in one grave. They were three BOYS and one
irl the eldest boy between Is and Is years of
ge, the youngest about years. Three of them