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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
5000 REWARD.

ED ANYWAY, from the subscribers
Rliving in the Bayside, Talbot coun-
ty, Md. on Sunday last the goth ult.
(May) two negro mcn,
BILL and AMBROSE.
Bill is bright mulatto about 30 years
Of age, 5 feet or 9 inches high, large
head, and the hair or wool on it, thick
and bushy-he has small mark across
his left eye-brow-his clothing consist
ed of a wool hat much worn, a tow-linen
shirt, Jacket and trowsers of country kerr
sey, dyed yellow; about half worn, coarse
shoes; generally looks down when spo-
ken to. Ambrose is black, about the same
age and height of Bill, but more slender
made-his clothing consisted of a water
proof hat, much worn, a shirt of Bur-
laps, quite new; jacket and trowsers the
same as Bills, pale blue vest and coarse
shoes, one OF them with a patch on the
side-Ambrose has short knotty hair
and has several scars near his ankles; he
has pleasant countenance. | will give
forty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of the above negroes, if taken in
Talbot County, and secured in the Eas-
ton Jail-sixty dollars if taken out OF
the county and in the state and secured
in the Easton Jail, and the above reward
of 200 dollars if taken out of the State
and secured in the Jail at Easton.
EDWARD p. GOLLORTHUN.
| Bay Side, Talbot Co. Md.
June l. 1885. 53-tf.
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HteCtIlal1enatH.
From the New York Constellation.
CRANALOGY.
TRANSLATED FRoR THE FRENCH.

What think you of this brilliant Count de
Pehf -? he has been at Court only fort
night, and already all the women are in love
with him. 1t is seldom you see so much
grace ana nobeness united to wit and learn
ing: The Emperor wishes to marry and at
tach him to the court; think he will go
far"
81 have only had glimpse Of him. He
has many personal advantages; butt
"Don't make a hasty application of your
system to him."
"My judgements are founded only on OBJ
servation, and as yet have not examined
him with sufficient attention to bevery posi-
tive; but handsome exterior is not always
indicative of good and eminent qualities.''
"As for him give him up to your closest
scrutiny. Analyze his features; feel what
you call his osseous protuberances, and l am
quite sure you will think with me that lof-
tier soul was never cnshrined in a more beau
tlful body"
"Perhaps So
This conversation took place at a magnif-
cent ball given at Vienna by Prince Meter"
Mich. There, was assembled all the person
ages of the Austrian Court most distinguish
ed for rank and fortune: all the ambassadors
of the European Powers, all the high officers
of the crown, covered with rich embroide-
| IleS ana OfQeTSs Il u oWu vi ui''b WINNING,
Young, elegant and graceful, sparkling with
diamonds, and dressed with the greatest spen-
dor. Amidst all these noble persons, the
Princess de c. through whom Meter
Mich hoped to gain Alexander's particular
friendship and good will, was very consPicu-
Gus; but young Count de Pehf-.-, whose
brilliant exterior, high rank, and amiable
Qualities, had in so short time made him a
universal favorite with the fashionable socie-
ty of Vienna, attracted even more attention
and remark than the princess. The Corn
had left his fine Bohemian estate, and APP
peared for the first time at Francis court
to whom he came 70 render homage as hi
: sovereign. Metternich had already mark
ed him as his own.
The first of the speakers was a man aboa
forty, whose person. though efeminate, wa
very pref possessing. He had an expande
forehead, we'll shaped nose, large blue eye
and an agreeable mouth, around which an CT
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
NEuU cAsTIE & FRENoEIToWN
Fs.gEE RIOS ID.

A train Of passenger cars, propelled py =
Locomotive engine, leaves the depot at N EW
CASTLE, for FRENCHTOWN, every
morning, upon the arrival Of the Steamboat at
from Philadelphia, at about half PAST eish'
o'clock returning leaves Frenchtown at a
Another train of passenger cars departs
from New Castle, for Frenchtown' every 9,
vening, Except Sunday upon the arrival o. o.
the afternoon boat from t'hliauc'phia' d, a
bout sic o'clock, and on return arrives aoo0
nine o'clock. socents
| Fare over the Road ~ ee"''
Do, for excursion over the road
and back, ~
Do from N. Castle to Phlladel-
phia, by steam boat r., ~ WINS
Do. y" N. Castle to Bait. 81 80
r. II. BARR, Agt.
i New Castle, July 1, 18S5.-oltf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
POLITICAL.

FOR THE DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL.
Petition of the Elm Trees, in the yard Of
the City Hall Wilmington, Del. 10 hi.
Honor the Mayor, and the City Council.
Most noble Sirs, we humbly sue
And beg You long to spare
Our topmost boughs, now full in view
Here, forest trees are rare;
A lack of taste 'twould be indeed
10 cut our branches down;
- q better view you cannot need
W Above and round the town;
Then why dtspoil us of the to29
Which long has waved SO free,
Our leafy honors twice we drop
Asyou perhaps may see;
Then surely we can have at times
lime prospects far and wide
Then list to us, forgive these rhymes
And spare our honest pride;
If Black-Hawk or his only son
Should ever come this way
And this sad ruin, then be done
What would the savage saye
Even Indians would be proud to see
The noble Elms so ligh
We're copies of the Treaty Tree
Appealing to the sky.
Then let us not be answered, nay,
But save our ancient form,
And your Petitioners will pray
And shelter you from storms.
Signed by FOUR ELM TREES.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
4 VALUABLE FARM
For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for Sale his ARM
in Kent County, Maryland, situated on
Morgan's Greek, anavigable branch OF Ches-
ter River, and two and IA half miles distant
from Chcstertown. 1t contains 40 acres,
of which $50 arc arabic; 40 in valuable
MARSH MEADOW, and the residue in
WOOD. The soil is generally good loan
of sufficient tenacity for Wheat, and equal
! " good for Corr. Fuel is abundant, and
there is great quantity of young chesnut,
which in few years will make excellent
timber. The Marsh is very productive ct
grass for grazing or mowing---i is firm enough
to admit of drawing loaded cart over it;
and will yield fifty to eighty stacks of hay per
year. There is a thriving young Apple and
Peach Orchard, and 100 acres finely set IN
clover, seeded this spring -Flaister acts fine
" upon this land. The Houses are cnmfor-
table and commodious, and the fences i'll good
repair.
No place is more remarkable for salubrity
the prescriptions of physician having been
required fol the family residing on it, only
twice in three years, in cases of slight inds
position. JAMES ALFRED PIERCE.
4 Chestertown, July IS, 64---3t.
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vol.n1.
Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
,ncorporated By the Legislature Of the
Stale of Delaware Nth capital o.
Inn THOUSAND DOLLARS.

The President and Directors are now receiving
.rnlications f. insurance at their Office MOI
Ok few door, below the Tank OF wilmington
md Rrandywine, against loss by Fire on every
descrption of buildings in general; Merchandise,
Sims in mort and their cargoes. household FUR
ni.ure and other personal property; also against
| s, or damage by inland transportation OF goods
wares. merchandise and country pr duce.
Terms of Insurance will be as favorable as any
ofthe companies in tie cities of Philadelphia or
New York Parties assured may repose the
fullest confidence in the sodty OF It's capital,
md that all losses will be promptly adjusted by
wm. =. janvier, is Agent to survey property.
10 be insured for the town and vicinity OF New
Castle.
Lewis IL. Evans, is Agent to survey property
to be insured, for the town and vicinity Oh Elk
tor.
John Cloak is agent to survey property TO be
insured for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna
Joseph Jones is agent to survey property to
he ;rsured for the town and vicinity OF West
Ella Brooks is agent to survey property to be
Insured for the town and vicinity OF Salem new
Jersey. -.....,,.,,,.r :,
VIM. Hewitt, Esq. is agent to survey proper
to be insured for the town and Vic'h'y III IiN'o"
Md.
4
eriv to he insured fer the town and vicinity OF
Dover. --...,,. .. In
Thomas Hobson Isl Agent for properly 10 DC
insured in the vicinity # New Garden, Pa
DIRECTORS.
1ohr Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Ba.ly, " N oha nnn,a.
David c. Wilson, Robert rof'er,
John Wales, nos, =, hi' iIn'
WILLIAM SEAL, President
lynn. A. .MendenhalL, Sec'y.
Dela1Uare Fire Insurance Company
IN addition to their usual courscof lnsuf
ance, Ter AMMAN, the above G ion erna nav,
gnsurances On property whereby Tor
small sum, assurances may be obtaned'wlth
out the trouble of renewing year BY year, :
This method is believed to be much 'n s
advantageous to the insured IMAM 'i' io'
mer. >r,,r c.,,,
VIM. a. MENDENHALL' Seey'
Wilmington, Dec. IS, 1882
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Hklgraiis and Vcnitian
GAEPE TINGS.
NEW GOODS.

The Subscriber has Just received in addition to
his former extensive stock a new and well Sc
lccted assortment of
Spring syAA<l 'se.s.:ssees' escotts,
Among which arc
Cloths and casimeres, all colours,
Merino and Sumner cloths,
Blue and yellow Nankeens drillings,
Bombazetts, bombazines and circassians,
Brochells, princcttas and hastings,
Grapes, pongees, silk and cotton yelvets,
Cambria, iaconet, book & null muslins,
yenitian and Scotch carpeting, Brussels rugs,
Chintzcs, prints, bleached and brown musiins,
Tickings, checks. canvass, Russia sheeungs'
Merno, Grape, silk and bcrage shawls,
Bobinet and thread laces, lace wells,
Silk, hoskin and beaver gloves,
Buttons, combs, tapes and threads.
with large assortment OF PAPER ham,
lNGS & DORDERINGS OF the most iashlona
JOHN PATTERSON,
No. 80, Market street. Wilmington.
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From the Edinburgh Literary Journal.
PRAYER

From the Edinburgh Literary Journal
PRAYER.
Go when the morning shineth.
Go, when the moon is bright,
Go, when the eve declineth,
Go, in the hush of night;
Go with pure mind and feeling,
Fling earthly thoughts away,
And in thy chamber kneeling,
DO thou in secret pray.
Remember all who love thee,
All who are loved by thee;
Pray for those who hate thee,
If any such there be;
Then for myself in meekness,
A blessing humbly claim,
And link With each petition
s I...y ;slsS--,- 11sSativemer's name.
Or if 'tis e'er denied thee
In solitude to pray,
Should holy thoughts come DER thee,
When friends are round thy way,
Fen then the silent breathing
Of thy spirit raised above,
Will reach his throne OF glory,
Who is Mercy, Truth and Love.
Oh! not joy or blessing,
With this can we compare,
The power that he hath given us
To pour our souls in prayer.
Wiener thou pin'st in sadness,
Before his tootstool fall,
And remember in thy gladness,
His grace who gave thee all.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26
SECURING anei Dressing.

7aSHE. subscriber having spent several
d wears with a gentleman OF great &C.
lebritty in the above business, is able to
assure the public that she can scour and
dress Goth Goats, Pantatoons, Ladies rid
ing dresses, and crery other acool2en article,
in a very superior style, taking out grease
effectually, and restoring in great de-
gree the original polish; without tax
ing out the stiffpning in the collars, SC.
The prices will be moderate. Apply at
the North east corner of High and King
streets, nearly opposite Readings hotel.
MARY b. LLOYD.
Wilmington, July, l6, 23-6t'
N. B. Numerous references can be civ.
en- to persons Of the first standing, whc
express them selves astonished at the i'm
proyements made in their garments.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-26

The subscriber informs his friends and the
public, that he still carries OH the
Mattress Business,
In all its various branches, in Second ot' neal
Mr.. Jones' Brewery; where he makes
Cuyled Hair, and other Mattresses, Churci
Cushions, Sea Beds, IVagoners' teds, an"
,Scftee Cushions.
Steam Boats, Ships, Packets, &c. supplied Of
short notice. The subscriber returns sincere
thanks for past favors. and hopes by strlc
attention to business, to merit and receive
continuance of public patronage.
N. B.-Curled Hair and Moss sold, ant
Horse hair and Cow-tails bought.
MOSES BANNISTER.
Wilmington, April 16-1aw3mo. 49,
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Letter from the Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.
.Secretary of The Nary.

NAVY DEPARTMENT., Goth Nov. 1882,
SIR: Your letter of the 7th instant mas
heen received; and, in reply have to state
that am happy to fina that your improve rou,
ment fthe Mariners and surveyors IONA
mass Needles are approved of by the Navy
PPo,rd-and shall be pleased to aid in their
adoption into the Navy on all suitable occa-
sions. ru.
am, very respectfully,
Your obt't serv't.
LEVI WOODBURY..
. Doct. M. S'iITn.
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New Books.

lust received and for Sale at J. SEQ .
Pnol and Hat Store, No. 95, Market street,
Memoirs of Rev. Thomas Halyburton,
Christian Counsel to the sick, with apPro
pirate Hymns.
Companion for the sick.
Divine Purposes, by the Rev. J Matthew's
ID vol. ssNotes ON the Gospels, by Kew
A. Barnes.
Christ our Example, by Caroline FRY
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TO BE SOLD AT
PRIV A'EE, SALE.


ALL that lot Of land and premises, handsomely
situated in the city of Wilmington, bounded by
West street, Broad street, Pasture street and the
Kennel turnpike, containing about acres of
land, be the same more or less The buildings
- are commodious three story stone
@a iii d dwelling house, fronting on West
street. Sts t tie ssa Ct son nsss
ent back buildings, also large yard and garden,
containing variety of good fruit trees. There
is we'll and pump in the yard, furnishing plen-
ty of good water at all seasons. two story
stone dwelling house adjoining the above, and
two frame ,enements at and near the corner OF
Pasture & Broad streets, also large frame barn
cellared under the land is arabic and in good
condition, the situation high and healthy, and in
all respects an eligible site for private dwellings.
The whole will be sold together f''''s'et 70
suit purchasers. Clear titles will be ma &c and
possession given Immediately. For further in
formation apply to the subscriber on the premi
ses. JOoEfh DAotIliN'
or LEA PUSEY, near the City Hall.
Wilmington, July 18th, 1883. o4tf
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Trustees of the Poor

AF New Castle county, VIII meet at
q Dthe Poor House, on Wednesday the
3lst inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Persons
having accounts against the Institutions
will please present them to Thomas 5.
Nrw1IY, on or before the Monday next
preceding the day Of meeting, for settle
mcnt.
CHARLES II. HAUGHEY, CPk.
Iuly IA 1SS5-64tm
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HEyvKF HICKS,
(103, Market street, Wilmington, Dek)
Has just received general assortment of
Spring and summer
GOODS
GOODS.

Which he will sell at a very small advance
IN cash prices. He tlatters himself that pur-
,hasers will find his stock we'll selected, and
If the most fashionable style. Among his
ate purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue Cloths,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With variety of other colors and qualities.
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds,
Merino and Rouen do. striped and plain,
Summer Clothes, a handsome lot,
Brochclls, Princettas and Camblet,
Ga French black BOmbazinc for gentle
mems wear,
French and English Drilings and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian tancies,
Irish Linens, cheap lot,
Marseilles and Valencia Vcsting, hand
some assortment,
silk and Velvet Vesting,
Table L>nens, S, 6, and 1914,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
500 yards heavy Tow Linens, Osnaburgs
and Porter Sheetings,
New style painted Muslns and Ginghams,
Calicoes and Chintzes at all prices.
His assortment of silks for ladies' wear is
larger than usual, among which are some
very rich wntcr'd & fgr'd Slks,new style.
Bombazines and Norwich Grapes,
Pongees and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins Observation-Disclosures,
A large lt Of MERINO SHAWLS, 25
per cent less than heretofore,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
Bandanna and silk flag do.
do colt. do domestic plads and stripes,
Bcached * unbleached Muslins, some as
low as Ct "A large assortment, of
HklSraim and Vcmitian
GARPE TINGS.
HEARTH RUGS, Canton MATTINGS,
of different widths, A, S, and Ga,
Oil Cloths, paper hangings and borders,
of the latest fashion,
With good lot of the best live GEESE
FEATHE
Grateful for the encouragement lie has re-
ceivcd, he respectfully solcits continuance
of the same AZ.
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Ed ANYWAY, from the subscriber
RJliving in the Bayside, Talbot cotn-
ty, Md. on Sunday last the goth ult.
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Julv Is, lS33.-64tm
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,vF,aY7Y,R ESSES.

The subscriber informs his friends and tho
,ublic. that he still carries OH the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13

MARYLAND, and other states. may complete. chan, !.
neIs Of communication with the great valley OF
the Mississippi, which will secure to them !os'
share of the trade Of that wonderful country
with which the Atlantic cities may well iee' ahA'
ious to establish friendly intercourse.
A cheering prospect is opened for the grown
and prosperity Of our cities BY the great eanas ais
of our own state, and that Of the enterprs'"g ana
n.tr;otic state Of Ohio; but more cheering IS Inc
hone. that these chains Of communication ma!
tend to bind the Uuion together, and by cons'an!
and friendly intercourse remove all GROUNDS OF
jealousy and disunion. and convince US no" mueo o
ne ought TO be, and how much we are zone
people,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13

There is a movement under consideration at
Washington, which may result in the removal OF
the Deposits. 1t is well understood that Mr..
Duane. the present Head of the Treasury, will
consent to no such measure. In this resolution
he is supported in the Cabinet by the Secretaries
Of State and War. The Secretary of the Navy,
the Attorney General. and the Postmaster Gene
raj, are understood to 60 with Amos Kendall
The Cabinet proper being thus equally divided,
the President, OF course. gives the casting vote
for the Kitchen Department. But then MIR. Du.
ane is refractory. The acts organizing the seve-
raj Departments of the Government, make the
Secretaries Of State, War, and the Navy, Ere-
cutiUe officers. But it is not so with the Head Of
the Treasury. The House Of Representatives
i holds the pursesstrings, and the law makes the
Secretary Of the Treasury responsible to that be-
dy for his acts. The Representatives OF the peo'
pie have declared that the deposits ought not to
be removed; land with this resolution the Pre-.
sident has no right to interfere. And should he
attempt the usurpation, Mr. Duane will instant
ly relinquish Office. But here another difficulty
arises. 1t is we'll understood that the Senate
will confirm the appointment Of no person as head
Of the Treasury who should dare to leopard the
safety Of the public revenue BY contravening the
resolution of the House Of Representatives re-.
speeding the deposits. What, then. is to be
done 10 such diemmaf We cannot tell exact.
" what wiR be done; but we have reason to know
what 10 at present medtated BY the Kitchen gen.
try; and as the deposition is not wanting, but
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13

A tiule too kno,Uing.-On the Gath OF july
we published from an English paper very
interesting letter from Bangsore, in the East
Indies, giving an account OF the discovery Of
what was then supposed to be formidable con-
spiracy against the Europeans in that place.
The particulars Of the meditated treachery we're
infinitely given, and the republication from the
columns OF this paper was extensive. Shortly
afterwards, however, the editor OF the United
States Telegrah had the sagacity to discover
that we had been hoaxed, and that the letter re-
ferred to, was more than half century old-6e'
ing, in fact, a narrative Of an occurrence which
transpired upwards of sixty years ago, with a
new date. The editor of the Telegraph, and
those who were hnaxed by him. are invited to
read the following extract from the CacuHa
Harkaru, of Jan. Slst,-N. T. Com.
You have probably heard Of the Bansa'ore
conspracy-a conspiracy by two havildars OF
serieants and twelve privates Of the Madras army
In seize the Fort of Bangalore. and murder their
Eurcpesn officers 1t was at first supposed that
a great many more than this small number were
engaged in the intended mutiny, but the results
of the court marital prove thiS 10 nave oee"
mistake, Annexed, are the remarks OF Sir
O,CalIaghau, the COMMANDMENT Chief at Mad
ras, on the proceedings Of the court, which viii
olive YOU clear idea Of the nature OF the dis.
turbance: -,
1.-The Commander in Chief has much gratifica.
ton in communicating to the army the-result oil
the investigation into the recent mutinous pro-
ceedngs at Bangalore
.sThese proceedings would appear to have
originated with certain obscure individuals. ot
desperate fortunes, civil inhabitants OF the Pet
tab, Who, for their own ends, squandered such
money as thew could command. IN tamperIng
with the native soldiers in their neighbourhood'
"It is gratifying to place on record, that IN
force comprising $500 men, two havildars and
twelve pri,ates alone are known to have been
corrupted. All large bodies must contain some
unworthy members open to corruption, and the
corps composing the Mysore division OF the army
NAV Justly feel proud that they nave been found
TO be so singularlv exempt. Not the breath oil
suspicion even has attached to any one ct the
native off GERS Of the army; they have throughout
this affair. upheld their high aud long established
character for honor and fidelity. The attempts
of the ,nstisators nf this mutny succeeded with
a trivial number of the lower ranks Of the army
onlv. persons overwhe med with debt. and given
IN 10 debauchery; and when these attempts
were carried further, the result was the immedl
ate disclosure of the plot BY good and faithful
soldiers, whose services the Comma'ler michel
has not failed TO bring to the special notice of 90.
yerument."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-13

Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS we hear is now or
vas last week journeying amidst-not the vine
clad, but, snow clad bulls of this State. We say
snow clad, because the SUBMITS Of the White
Mountains have been made white with new snow
every month Of the past summer-an unusual
circumstancs.-Concord m. H. Statesman.