Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-20
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
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FRIDAY, February 90, AS29.

The Legislature of this state adouned on Monday evening
last The following appointments made during the
sion.
Ezekiel Cowgirl Esquire of Kent e-apponted state Treas
urer, without opposition
John H. Harris Esquire, of Sussex, appointed Auditor Of
Accounts
The Legislature have completed the revised code of this
State the late session. according to the plan poposedand
we understand, that it is Immediately to go to press Every
citizen of the State WILL therefore have opportunity of
possessing copy of the laws in cheap and portable FORM
1t understood that The proposed rail way from NcwCas
tc TO Elk rivcr to authorize which law passed at the
late session of the Legislature, will speedily be commenced
There is no piece of road the county better adapted such
an undertaking than the route proposed
Coaeyess--In the Senate on Tuesday, Messrs. MLane
and dgey presented petitions for the erection ola light
house at Or near the Northern extremity of Bombay Hook ISL
and, in the Delaware Bay
In the House Mr. Wright resumed his observations Mr.
Smyts proposed amendment to the constitutions the
floor until the hour had expired He still has the floor
hill has been reported the relief the orphan children
of the late Robert Fulton appopiang $4,000 with interest
from the oath February 1915, account Of the services
rendered by him experimenting the construction OF aslea
frrate at New York. in the years 1874 and 1919
The Committees appointed by the two houses TO wait upon
bv their Chairman respectively, that the President elect, in
synfnp his acceptance of the office had expressed his deep
,cnsbiy of Responsibilities and his gratitude to his coun
tv for this receut prooo its confidence he had moreover
reouested the Committees convey Retrospective houses
the assurance of his high consideration and regard
The des of March are approaching, and all the world a
pears to be vending towards Washington to witness Wha
thev shall bring forth Letters from that places representa-
he filled to repetion with eXpectants OF every description
numerous editorial corps, politicians great and SMALL town
committees village committees, country committees all rep
rsntnp the wishes and hopes of their respective circles or
themselves besides without number are on the spot
Exnecation is on p-toe the result OF this " long ago
n If General Jackson be the high minded independent
and uncompromsing man he is represented by his friends W.
ran readily imagine with what feelings he must vie" i'
tockng Of the birds of prey around the CapoI iose %
best off in these times, who have nothing to eXpecio en'
selves To them the only cause OF anxiety VIII pe' tal t
anpontmon he shall Make and especially for MS cao''
will be good and true men-inen true TO the Pocy
by large majority of the country, ana capapo Vi
the trusts reposed in them with hohor anu api"s'
,-a. RAVE The reader will find In our summary I
a., an account of the deposits made in single yeatin IN
1ngs Bank of New York, by description OF ihaisiuua
,,bo without such institution, would nave ho hie
Investing and turning to profit their liinilea savings
constitutions country, IN our JuoSeiei'' ''
full than these The class OF persons WHOM .'y
ht large portion of the community who i've by aay pou
and whose habits rarely teach them provide Tor 'e Peou
,f when bo nfnes age overtake them and iabour nu
se These institutions by enabling such persons from '
TO time to invest their earnings however small at h'eres
nesent strong inducements to the cultivation OF hapts o
trv and economy by cheering them with the prospect
oftabe old age support in case of sickness OF ot
calamity The establishment of these habits produced thoug
the medium of these institutions, would check n'empean
and lessen the public burdens by DIMINISHING paupersh
80 aov IN see a savings bank established in Whining
80. and ro know of no enterprise in which public spr
ed man could engage with better prospect credit to hmse
and benefit to valuable portion of his fellow men, than this
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It is intimated in the New York Commercial Advertis