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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
Twentieth Congress.....SecOmd Session
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
IN SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Rpes, from the committee TO which referred the
petition of inhabitants of the county of Albemare, the
State of Virginia. praying Congress to Reconsider the claims
James Monroe, late President of the United States and
adjust them according to the principles of equity and JUS
te made report in part accompanied by bill for the re-
lief of Mr. Monroe; which bill twice read and committed
Mr. r. P BARBOUR from the Joint Committee appointed to
ascertain and report mode OF examining and counting the
for President and Vice President of the United States
and of notifying the persons elected of their election report
ed the following resolution;
Resored That committee of member of the Senate
be appointed by that body Join committee of menu
Of the House of be appointed by that
House, to wait ANDREW JACKSON, of Tennessee, and
notify him that he has been duly elected President of the Uni
ted States for four years. commencing with the 4h of March
message was then received from the Senate notifying the
Of the Senate to the resolution recommended by
the Joint Committee
The resolution then taken up by the House, and adopt
ed and Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Bell appointed the Com
mltlee on the part OF the House.
The proceedings Friday of interest read
es. The Senate adjourned to Monday On Saturday the
House principally occupied in the consideration of private
bills The business transacted on Monday mostly of
private nature.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II.
IN SENATE.
Mr. Taze,ceH, from the Committee appointed to notify
indU Jackson of his election TO the office of President of
the United States, reported that they had performed that duty
and that the President elect sgniyng his acceptance of
the office expressed his deep sensibiy of its responsibilities
and ms gratitude to his country for this recent proof of its
T. Stateu, THAI were
instructed by the President elect convey to the respective
Houses Of Congress- the of his high consideration
and regard.
Petitions for the erection Of lighthouse the
Northern extremity of Bombay Hook Island in the Delaware
Bay, were presented by Messrs Rdgely aud McLane
which we're referred to the Committee Commerce.
The proceedings the House uninerestng read
ers Mr. Hamilton, of 8. C. made report similar mat
made in the Senate by Mr. TdzepeH
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 49,
IN SENATE.
Mr. Hendricks, from the Committee Roads and Canals
reported bill authorizing subscription the part of the
States for $50 shares OF the stock of the Chesapeake
ana Delaware Canal Company; which read and passed
10 second reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill for the preservation and repair of the Cumberland
Aoad was ordered be engrossed and read third time
AN ACT to repeal military fines and foreures imposed by
he act entitled :" ian act to establish uniform militia
throughout this state passed Dover 9th February 1927
Sec ID Re II mt IzadH of
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OTICEThe Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation OF
Wilmington DESTROYS receive proposals for the
Mason work, and Carpenters work of Church. built
of Stone Information the subject will given on app-
ton DR. JOHN BRINCKLE, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees. Wilmington, Feb. 81, 1929.
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nary GOoDS-Cheap.-Th subscriber has just opened
at No. 50. .Market-st, Wilmington formerly occupi
ed by John W. Tatum, (aert door beloD the Indian King
Hotel, kept By John M Sanih) of
DRY GOODS, suited TO the which be offers
sonabe He his thanks his friends and the
public in general for their past avos and hopes by strict adj
herence business merit a share of their custom.
WILLIAM BASSETT.
February IS. 1929. l7-4t
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' EspAY, FEBRUARY IL
IN SENATE.

A ACT to repeal military fines and foreures, imposed by
he act entitled "an act to establish uniform militia
throughout this sate passed at Dover 9th February 1927
sec L. Be 1t enacted by the SENATE and House Of Rep
resent9oes of the State of DeiaD0re in General assembly
e lho' SO much of said imposes any fine
or forfeiture for any neglect of duty required by said
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N'avs,lai's sale.

T Superior Court of Chancery, held in the tov,r.
~ Of Fredericksburg on the 10Th day of May, 1897.
Vincent ross Plaintiff.
VS..
Henley Boggess Defcni't
BY consent of the parties, by counsel, The oour.
doth adjudge order and decfee, that unless the de
PENDANT shall within twelve months from the date here.
of pay to the plaintiff, the Of one thousand dol
lara, with interest thereon AT the rate of per
tum per annum, from the first day Of October 1919,
until paid, Subject to credit Of twenty eight dollars
and fifty six cents, paid the 9th day of December.
1897 thousand dollars. with the like inter,s
thereon, from the 1st day Of October, 1873, until
paid one thousand dollars with the like interest there
on from the first day Of April 1872 until paid, sub.
iect tn credit sixty eight dollars and forty six
cents paid the 23d day Of March, 825 one thou,a'
dollars with the like interest thereon, from the LIST dsy
of April 1920 until paid; one thousand dollars with
the like interest thereon from the Ist day OF April,
1921, until pad thousand dollars with the like in
terest thereon from the first day of April 1922 until
paid; and thousand dollars with the ike interest
thereon the LIST day of April, 1925 until paid
and the costs by the plaintiff expended in the prosecu
ton of this suit the said defendant and his heirs, aml
all persons claiming under him, be thenceforth fore
ever, absolutely barred and foreeloscd Of and from
sl equity of redemption in and from the lands and pre-
misses described in the indenture Of mortgage, exh
bed in this cause, bearing date the gath day Of Sep
TENDER, 1911, between the defendant of the part
and the plaintiff OF the other part; and that the mar
shall of this court after having given six weeks notice
Of the time ard place thereof BY advertisement, pub.
shed in newspaper printed in the town of Alex
anra, do expose to sale at public auction, the high
est bidder for cash. the lands and premises aforesaid
and of the proceeds of the SALE after defrsying the
expenses attending the same, pay to the plaintthe
said principal and interest and the costs; and the
surplus of the proceeds of the said SALE if any, pay to
the defendant or to such person may be legally
authorized to receive the same; and report his pro.
ceedings herein to the court in order 10 final decree
Copy, teste, j. II. WILLIAMS; &C.
Costs, S27 50
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will Of Mr. Rollins has been fled in the
Registers Ofi,s Philadelphia, containing leg
ACES and requests to charitable and benevolent,
N,'ilutsOs. exceeding half million of dollars,
d which the FLOWING are part.
rothe II. Of Refuge of shlladelphis, 100000
The EpiS. Theological Seminary, 100000
Orphan Asylum Of Phiiadelphis. 10000
Deafand Dnmb, &c $4,000
And tens and twenlies of thousands TO the
Mariners church, Bishops fund Dispensary
and aumber Df other institutions in PhiI4d,l-
pha. To charitable and benevolent socie les
0i the city OF Charleston, S. c. he has been
equally bouatfal.
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PRESCRIPTION LIST, No xxxIx.

~ "shhs head So much for Buckingham"
SOms other removals Of Clerks in pu tic Of.
noes have ,aken place. The only one which
We are sure VI Is that OF Mr.. Thomas b. rot.
ahSer, highly respec table Clerk in the Office
tie Filth Auditor.
D. Is rl'w has been appointed Pos,mas.
" 81. AlbaGs, Vermont, vice Horace James
smoved
VII Janes Is universally esteemed as one Of
a' most es,imable and worthy men, he has
Nld the office Of postmaster many years, un-
annoyed by any complaint except that Of too
"'e' an adherence To the letter and spiri, If his
Instructions. OF Mr.. Barlow, his successor,
"e"ili only say tbs, his appointment was ne>
W. %'s sought Tor, nor approved, by the majority
usi'her party. Less we canno, saw with ,ruth !;
anu mote we deem unnecessary.
W. 81. Adams paper.
". we learn from the Vermont papers taat
" I'm a Griswold, U. y. District Attorney, OF
resmont has been turned out and Daniel
as"Oss' late Secretary TO Governor Van Ness,
SwP0,h'ed In his stead-1hat Joseph Edison,
ia'snail, has been tourned out, and his Office
gwen TO Herman Lowry, late Sheriff of Gilt.
p euuea county = That George Cleveland, ESQ.
oHs ''mas'er at Middlebury, has been turned
IL ana =. Z Waller appointed in his a,ead
,,au aa' every Deputy Postmaster in Chil,enden
I,r,y VINO was suspected Of having par.
''S lot Mr.. Adams, has been removed.
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af.SI AND@IAs
NV MORNING. JUNE 8. 1929.

n;.,r;c, Peni,en,isry win soon SO into
# i. important that some general
' ;,h regard to PeniteH'iary discipline
-. ,,yiclly regarded. We doubt not the
u,a ..a Commissioners will adopt useful
', sIa,a,y regulations, as well for the i'm
a. the punishment oil the prisoners.
"A think an eye should be had to The
-, State Prison. The average num-
.;.o,sr, there is 1919, and the earnings
" .,,;e,s, besides defraying the expense
.mepr, support, SC, amount to 3'22s
There has been bu, one death IN TWO
~ u health no cOnviei is ahotced ony Other
=, br1 ,Gdisr
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with conspiracy against his person. and the
system established by him. The magistrates
are said 10 have been weak as to decide thar
proceedings should be commenced against ID.
Princess; and the Magistrate Galleries is
charged 70 make report thereon"
1t is confidently stated that Lord Beresford
is to proceed to Portugal as Ambassador Ex-
traordinary from England, toendeavcr to effect
an arrangement between the two brothers, Don
Pedro and Don Miguel
An article fro Falmouth says that the young
Queen of Portugal was expected TO sail from
that port, for Rio Janeiro, early in May.
Another detachment Of the Portuguese refu-
gees, consisting Of about 24o, sailed from Ply
mouth, at the close Of April, for O,tend.
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Notice.

HaEas Pursuant to the fore oing Decree, I
sdHs shall, on the 18Th day Of June NEXT, before
SEA the front door Of the Tavern at present kept
<sE> by George Calvert, in the town Of Uppei
Vile, and county ofFauquier, expose to sale. by pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, all that
tract of land, lying aud being in the county aforesaid
wherein (the plant) Vincent Moss formerly resided
and which scomposed Of the several following tracts,
viz One tract, formerly tie property of Nathxne!
Moss. wheh stands the dwelling house one otl.ts
tract, purchased by the said Vincent Hoss of George
Fisher and one other tract, purchased by Hczekai.
Glasseoek and said Vincent Moss of Caleb Whitsere
on which had been erected merchant mill. &C. BIZ.
the mill has recently been burnt the whole bounded
by Goose creek. JOHN STANARD,
may 2--2awt1 0thJuTe NJ. r. G. y
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From the United States Gag cite.

To the Hon ". r. Barry Post Master General of the
United States.
Satisfactorily while standing at my door,
my fellow townsman, stopped and Informed me-,
he was removed from the I',ie office of village
postmaster. ] was surprised and asked Mr.. Nc.
Pherson to walk in and takea seat; knew him
we'll, & more worthy citizen does not reside in
our village. William Mcpherson was al ,.or-
est industrious tradesman; some FIVE or six
years ago, he was visited with severe aflic>
ton, unable TO pursue any business, he saw MS
family dependent, and he unable 10 labor or
provide for them.
About year ago his health was somewhat
better, and our former postmaster sgnifying
his determination 10 resign. nearly very citizen
in. our village. signed pt,i ion Tor w. McPher
son ID be appointed; many our names were ia
miliar 10 your worthy predecessor, and he ap-
pointed him; we have all been satisfied with
him. The duties have been faithfully dischar.
ged; it was sIavish and con6niag. Often has
he been detained all night in the office for the
mail, he bore il as the lille 2itlance derived
fom it was about one hundred aud sixty dol
lars year, enabled him to provide for his
family; but though his situation has been feel
ingly represented TO you, bu, few weeks ago,
with an earnest request that he might remain
unmoles,ed. YET on the night of the 2ls,, on
opening he mail, he saw a package ranked
from you, 10 w. / S,arks, who soon called,
opened il and exhibited i, ,o'nim. 1 was late
when he left the Office al home all was silent,
he gently opened The door, his wife and lil;e
ones were asleep, he looked on ,hrm * though.
what can now do to providr for you your poor
father unable 10 labor, has no longer the means
to supply your wants; he knel, down beside the
bed, commended them TO that Con who has
ever taken care OF his servants and stood by
his persecured followers, aud afer submitting
his case 10 his heavenly father, laid down 10
rest. Thus sir has worthy pious man, been
deprived of pe,,y Office that was his support,
his all, TO make room for one, who could huz
Ia for General Jackson; but certificates were in
your Office, shelving that he possessed no suits
able qualifcarion.-My neighbour rose 10 de-
part, | look him by The hand, there will be
way provided my brother said l; DAVID said
he had never seen the righteous torsaken or
their seed begging bread.
Now sir, lei me ask how can you justify these
acts OF arbitrary power, you cannot say you
were ignorant OF this poor man sworth, his cir
cums,ances and situation. Tor they were repre-
scented 10 you; but this poor, meek aud hum
bic man, must be sacrificed, because he did not
advocate Gen Jackson, and his place filled by
demagogue.
am, with due respect, L. II. n.
Xenia, Green Co Ohio, biay 25.
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r. New York Mercantile has received Gu
-, ,,ners to the 10Th ult. inslusive. The
,.5,S rrea,e Barhan, on, her passage from
mira to Curacao, ran on shore on the est
~ # N. Island Of Ronaire, nigh, of the 2S'n
,,.d while going at the rate Of knots, AT
=, throwing overheard % Of her guns, and
aS.rsi,e lighting, she was .go' OH, by great
,,,,,iops Of The crew, aud toe aid Of two ves>
d, Of war from Curacao, and lived a, the
hnet mort on the Cd uI; The irigate lost most
,fher anchors and cables; the ex,eut Of damage
j, The hull, vas not 1s'erraiUed
A Saenos Ayres btig Of var, with ship
s.r przc, were taken possession OF in Saba
R. ads April h, By ,he DaIch brig OF war
ssiCk, aud CARED 20 Surinam.
The papers oonlsia ofh, iaI intelligence Of the
,mnaiop Of the civil var in Colombia by
), reconciliation Of The province Of Pas'o TO
D he ,e,umenl OF the Liberator. This e.
M was celebrated q, Paste on the 5th OF
i,yCh
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s,xy AND Delaware CANAL.-Ihe
IL, and Directors have made their teuth
canal report 10 he Stockholders at a meeting
Ill, Of June, in which it is stated that the
., ,,m,ining portion of the work moi done, is
II distance in The centre Of the deep cut.
.,,t At the Delaware tide lock will be Sue
,G,lly overcome.
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TIE New York papers confirm the report
sl The Jackson Clubs have petiIioned for the
rmo,al Of Commodore Chaupcey, Great
al was made about sacrificing Com. Porter
o, political reasons. Let US see if the present
Nmnis,ration are to follow suit.
W: sec it stated, also, that MI. Russell Jar
Us luho appears to have been forgo ten IN the
ga,ral scramble) is TO have Consulship. D!
p: felicity Of being on the winning side!
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Public Sale.
Marshal's Sale.


ElY virtue of writ of er faeas, will be sold on the
- premises for cash, tine 5Oth day Of June net, all
the right title and interest Of Philip Il Fends in and
to one undivided moiety Of
TWO ACRE LOT OF GROUND,
situated north of the town of Alexandria and the
property of the late Jonathan Swift. and bounded by
the several streets as folowsOn the by Patrick
street. the length Of the square; on the west by Hen
street. the distance; the south by Princess
street. from Patrick Henry street, and the north
by Oronoco street, the dstance-Sod to satisfy
an execution in favor Of Hugh Smith & Co. Sale %
commence at 10 o'clock. G.. SCOTT. ID. ~.
may 28-2awts for y. RinCpold Marshal.
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r;,,, Annual Report Of the President
n,..,,ors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
,,rv giving derailed accnun; OF The
!" .,io,s Of the Board since September, viii
= q, our Reading Room table.
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COMMERCIAL.

The Editors Of the New York Journal Of
Commerce have been favored by commercial
friend with the following extract of letter
from corn merchant in Plymouth, England,
dated I'd May:
The wheat market is rather better, but not much
advanced vet many persons think that, the stocks
light, considerable rise must take place before
harvest, which, owing to hc cold season., is likely to
be late. have been ~ the habit OF importing Indian
Corn from France, weighing from 81 to g. lbs. per
bushel | am surprised TO find yours weighing but So
a So lbs"
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, April. 90.
TuIs DAr--The supplies of Grain from our own
cnast since Monday have been very moderate We
have also to notice but very sna arrival OF foreign
This market was ,hnly attended by country buyers
Scarcely any thing done in Wheat except OF the
fines, qualities of red, in which description toiera5'e
business was transacted at Mondays quotations Flour
has been in limited request, but without alteration i'll
value.
I.ospoS, April 30 City. 10 o'cdet.-The same uni.
versal gloom that has latery pervaded every thing in
the city, still continues; and the price OF produce, OF
every description, seems to be daily more and more
depreciated This state of affairs appears to have
Caused some alarm among the merchants and persons
of capital; and is becoming still more serious to the
general welfare by the accounts OF the state OF trade
in the country. From this cauae may be traced the
destination. on the part of the SPECTATORS in the fund,
to enter uto any engag ements tll they can see
their way clearly.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, APRIL %.
Owing to contrary winds during the past week, we
have had very moderate arrivals OF Gram Fresh Wheat
sold at fully last weeks prices Peas and Indian Corn
dull, but no lower Flour without alteration
Ertract ofa letter from Harre dated April26. 1929
Since ours of 21st instant, per France, there has
been further small improvement in the price Ut Flour
and It would now command SIS francs IN bond ltnow
appears that there is real scarcity in the north OF
France and rs the new crop will not be fit for con-
sumption 5efore the latter end of August proba-
BILE that prices will be supported, if not rise"
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DRAWING

DRAWING
Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IS tor
1929. in Washington on Saturday June 9Th:
Is z l9 SIS 46 Is 81 S ~
TOMORROW.
NewYork Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. 6, will be drawn. 48 numbers,
drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves 2 so; quarters Is.
On Wednesday nert,
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Class No. g. will be drawn in Wilmington, Del
81 number Lottery, drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters IS.
For sale at
J. RUMNEY,S
lottery and Exchange Office King street, .akrandIia
june s
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70 Rent.

Tha, commodions Frame House on
I'LL St Asaph-areet, formerly occupied 3, Geo.
Hi W;se There are attached to it a brick sta
SeES, HE smoke house and wash houses pump in
the ward. and every other convenience.
ALSO. the House on Fairfax street, now occupied by
mr. Wedderburn, and the brick Warehouse on Prin.
ters Alley, adjoining it. Possession may be had IN
mediately. Applyto
NAV 20--eotf SAML, H. 'hNNEi'
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A severe hail storm was tx Jcr.enced on the
18th Slr a Hartford, Conn 1t did consider
ale damage.
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

- On Monday, stA lane 1929. At 4 p. n. viii!
be exposed to public sale, for cash, the well
MH\ known Baltimore pack ct sloop
EXPRESS,
together with all her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
as she lies in dock at the foot Of King street.
Also, at the same time and place, two colored men,
who have been employed as lands on board said yes.
sel-the object Of this sale being to close concerns
Those inclined to purchase will please give punctuai
attendance THOMAS IRWIN, Jr.
June 2-dt8thJunc
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The new Postmaster General will bring .
homet's nest about his earsye,, He is iucro as
ing the rate Of Postage in New York,
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Az abrlo cement Of Noah Webstes's Die
.lnary is in a course 81 pr psra'ion.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

ON TUESDAY, the Oh inst at 10 O'clock n NJ
Will be sold the Auction corner Of King and
St. Asaph streets,
si9eboarls. several tables, dozen chairs
8 feather beds, looking glass
pair plated eandlesticks. and variety OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
the property of persons intending to remove.
Aiso-Several wire safes and sifters; mattresses %
different Sizes made of tow, moss and cotton toge-
er with consignment or mantle s. pier glasses, &c
June
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Houses and N.Ots st AuctiOu.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10Th inst at IL o'clock.
E ILL be sold on the premises, Lot of Grouud:
w with the walls bricks, &c. thereon. situated on
the south side of Prince-ttreet, near the corner OF
Union. street
- .aAo, Immediately afterwards. sciN Be sold.
tFWf Two three story Brick Houses * Lots,
SaSn the north side of Princes street, near the
49, corner of fairfax .street.
Terms at sale june
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Delaware g. South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Glass No. g. will be drawn in Wilmington, Del
ON wednesday 10th June
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets S.; halves 50; quarters -.
For sale at
Lottery and Exchange Office. xi"s''t .alra"d''n'
,6 10 IS 46 Is 81 AZ
the drawn numbers in the Grand Consolidated Lot
terv. No IS which drawn in the City OF Washing
ton on the 9th OF June.
June 8
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Neatly and expeditsOusly executed at this Office