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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

bling which side he should pass. and that
the fine for obstructing" travellers ould
not be applied in favor of those riding
for pleasure, against one travelling On
business. The magistrate decided, that
the defendant was bound to keep TO the
right, by the notorious usage; that Straw
cllers," in the legal sense, comprehend
all who are on the road legally; and that
the defendant was liable for the full pen
atty.
According to the French savans who
have accompanied the expedition TO Al
giers, the tribes of Bcrbers who inhabit
the mountains Of the lesser Atlas, from
Tunis to the empire of Morocco, are the
ancient Numidians described by Sallust;
and are precisely the same, with regard
to manners, custom and civilization, as
at the period OF the war ofJugurtha, more
than centurc before the Christian ear.
IN characteristics Granny, South Car
DINA, on the 4th Of July, the proclama.
ton Of Gov. Hayne was read in lieu OF
the Declaration ofIndependence!
NEWARK, July 26.-Zriai Of LIE Blancc.-
We learn from the Morristown Jcrseymen
that court of Oyer and Terminer, will be
at the Court House in that town, on the 18th
of August next, for the trial of Antoine LIE
Blance, for the murder of the Sayre family.
During the Protectorship of Cromwell, it
happened that secret expedition being about
to sail, one of the fanatical preachers whom
Cromwell was obliged to please sometimes,
although he generally dsapproved their con-
duct, came to the Protector and demanded
an audience. When this granted, he said,
"The Lord wishes to know where the secret
expedtion is going?" .'rhe Lord knows 81
ready" replied Cromwell, ''but thou shall
know, for thou sh"lt go with it," and he sen,
him en- board the eet.-lLiterary Gazette.
A challenge, publicly offered, by thu
friends OF Senator Poindexter oil Missls
sippi, has been accepted by Henry r
Foote, Esq. of Clinton, in that State t.
discuss Mr.. Pondextor's Senatorial CO
I duct before the people.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
New HAT & SHOE Store.

No. 4-Mgh-sf neat door TO T. Larkias'
Grocery Store.
The Subscriber, having in addition to his
former stock of SHOES, added general as
sortment OF HATS, from one of the first ma
nufactories in Philadelphia, finished in the
most handsome ant. best stile, all which he
will sell at the lowest manufacturers prices
ISAAC DIXON.
Wilmington. 8 mo, /. 1888. 50 SIN
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
NOTICE.

Whereas the Agency Of William Sim
mons in he Lumber Business, conduct
ed heretofore on my account has termin-
ated notice is hereby given to all per-
sons to whom sales Of Lumber have been
made previous to the 9th day Of Mo.
1888, that payment for the same is to be
made to the Subscriber, or to James
Tweed, who is hereby authorised to act
as his Agent in this particular.
WIN. MARSHALL.
y mo 90 68-4t
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

Giles scrcamcr?" shouted the Sou,hcr-
ner. "May be so," replied the hog driver,
holding ont his hand for the stakes, ''but he
amt agoing to run; for he was frozen to death
last night; and dead bears don't use their lcgs
now-a-d days.
Huron Reflector.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
NOTICE.

M, persons indebted to Margaret COOK,
A L. .o.t ,,te Of this city. will please come
ts, aer and settle their acets, and those hay
10 eia;ms will present them duly uuthcnti-
Gated to t.rO. 66
Wilmington, July FL 90
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
TO LET.

I A STORE & CELLAR, under this Of
| fee, suitable for Grocery Store, for which
it has BEEN occupied, either with or without
two rooms back.
r. PORTER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
Second Hand Gig for Sale.

"A good second hand gig with harness can
lie had on application to- the Subscrber--liv-
ing in New Cas'le-price sixty dollars:
JOHN D. BIRD.
August, 9, 98--5tpd
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

Effects of COMPETITION. few days since
in Baltimore, an ARRAY took place between
the driver of two rival lines of stages running
between that city and Washington, which ter
minated inSamuel Pousley, one of the drivers,
shooting his antagonist Timothy Clarke
Pousley Immediately jumped upon his stage
box and drove off, and has not thought pro-
per to return and rec five his reward.
On friday night last, Mr.. Joseph 1ngham,
a respectable merchant of Boston, fell or
threw himself from his lodging in the fourth
story of the fremont hotel in that city, and
lodged upon an iron pointed fence about four
feet high, and what is extraordinary, was
not instantly killed. He was found with the
iron points s.ickin, in his side and back. lie
had so far recovered as to be able to speak,
but we considered to be in a critical state.
THR CHOLERA seems to have acquired
| {, esh virulencc in some of tine Western cities
A letter from Cincinnati Of the 25th ul!
says-"The cholera has burst upon us agar
with violence: the day before yesterday we
had upwards of 80 deaths, and among them
some ofour best citizens, male and female
One of our first Physicians now lies in &c
tremis. He was attacked at Sthis morning.
The Chilicothe paper of Oath states tina
within the last few days, there have beel
several cases of cholera in our town am
ncighborhood,"
4 In Salem, Indiana, the Cincinnati Gazett
speaks of its ravages as terrific. On the At
of July, there were IS burials. The tow
contains about 800 inhabitants. The peopl
he'd fed the place, the shops were all shr
up, and business altogether suspended.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

The arrangement made for rc-charter-
ing the Bank Of England has produced
at once the most beneficial effects. Ac-
cording TO the London accounts, '~he
favorable result of this important ques-
ton has given fresh impulse to the
commercial and moneyed affairs OF Eng
land. Confidence being restored, the
funds rose, money was plenty, and bust
ness was moving ON with healthy action.
Similar would be the effects, in the Uni
ted States, of the renewal of the charter
of our National Bank. with mod LEGATIONS
of which the case is susceptible How
ever the "malign influences; may endure
at Washington, we cannot abandon the
hope thatPresident JACKSON will yield ,on
this subject, to the wish ofthc country as
it is likely to be expressed by the MAORI,
ty of Congress. 1t has been maintained
uniformly by the Wing party ofEnglant
that the King has no right 10 make his
personal conscience the law Of the State
We should doubt whether President o.
our Republic has right to make hi
personal opinion the Law (and law o
des,ruction) in opposition to the Iudg
, ment and desire OF the majority OF tn
: People, OF which, under all Circumstan
: ces, another decision of Congress In fav
t vor of the Bank, might we'll be deeme'
the certain voice. One OF Prcslden
Jackson's predecessors, truly WIS
: and upright man, yielded constitutions
!, scruples on similar occasion.
: TNationai Gazette.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
THErRIAL AT TRENTON.
Extract of letter to the editor OF the U.
c Coratta dated

S, Gazette dated
TRENTON, 7mo. 80, 1883.
ssThe counsel, G. w. entered on the open
ing of the great question involving the funoa-
mental opinions of our society, Yesterday az
5 o'clock, and proceeded until 6, without any
interruption, but this morning, alter procee-
ding some time question arose on the pro-
nrietv of our reading from the works of Geo.
Whitehead in confutation of the opinion OF
Thomas Evans expositi on of the Doctrine OF
Friends, ON the subject Of the Trinity, as quo
ted by him from that work. The Orthodox
contend that as that work was not exhibitec'
bv us on the trial, we could not avail oursei-
YES of it at this time /; on the other hand' we
saw that L E. quotes from that work in proof
of his position, makes it evidence for us by
which we can, we say; refute his doctrine -
After some powerful bursts OF forensic g.
ooucnce from Southland, the Court decided
bv a majority that we had perfect riSht 90
read. not only from that work, but from any
other that our opponents haa relerrea W !"
their examination
A,vcnorE.A Southerncr had large
shaggy dog, of what is commonly called The
cur sDecies, of which he gave in the presence
of a number of persons, the following charac
ter:
did see; real wild cat, muscle and srizzle al
over: can cat hedgehog; dodge thunde
clap, and whip any four legged animal tina
ever walked the earth.
"He must be screamer," said hog mer
chant present; shut, I'd bet you cool te'
dollars that I've got an Old BOAR III 'hs nt !,
out yonder that he cant maze run no uy w.
+ "Done!" exclaimed the ooutherneri TAX X.
~, five money, which was covered b.
, ,ha, nf the hog driver. 1t was aeold white
."ar and the company had to wad
, hp' "S the snow ere they could reach n
o e,l, I hoar. When they arrived at the field
= ,ne anna, was pointed out; he was standl,'
passiveiy in corner; and no sooner did tn
dnr nerc.;ye his antagonist than ne seize
h him S by the ,hroa, and they both rolled in'
: the snow together,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
ye,y Castle County, in the STATE of Della

4 aUare, set,
By Virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
C ,urt, for the said County, Of New
Castle,
Will be Exposed TO Sale,
At Vendue, on Friday, the 9th day of Sep
TENDER next, at 2 o'clock III the afternoon, at
the house of Andrew Bradley, in the village
of Newark, in White Clay Greek Hundred,
and county aforesaid all that
PLANTATION or TRACT GLAND,
situate in Pencader Hundred, in the county
aforesaid; bounded by lands of James Lind
sew. lands of Fred. H. Holtzbecker, by lands
late of BENJAMIN Watson, deceased, by lands
of George Plat and others, and by the pub
lie road leading from the mill now owned by
! George B. Meetecr to Ogletown, containing
about one hundred and six acres, be the same
more or less, with tn. improvements and APP
purtenances being the Real Estate OF John
Pitner. deceased, and to be sold tor the pay
ment of his debts.
Attendance will be given, and the terms OF
sale made known, at the time and place atore,
said by Josehh Chamberlain, Admir-. OF said
decd. or his Attorney.
By order of the Orphans Court.
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
New Castle, July Is. 1888.
y On the above described property there is a
comfortable frame dwelling house and k,tch-
on. a GOOD barn with stabling underneath. hay
house and other out buildings, an orchard OF
select fruit. The land is of a good quality
:. the situation pleasant, and being but one mile
! from the village of Newark affords every Ia.
e;li,v for the superior education CT a family OF
children. '''S
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

ing ashamed to earn his living by honesty and
industry. Besides learning is itself a treasure
AN estate-of which no adverse fortune can
ever deprive its possessor. 1t will accompa-
ny, and cons IL, land support him to the world's
end, and to the close fife.
Our farmers and laboring clusses have as
much leisure for miscellaneous reading and
study as the professlonai---or even the veal
thy or fashionable idiers who do nothing.
Paradoxical as this may seem, IT is notori-
ously the fact. Even in England where the
leisure is not half so great As the poorest OF
our people habituaily enjoy. it has been dis,
covered that the most ignorant and debas-d
and hard-workcd manufacturing operators
have abundant time for intellectual cultiva-
ton.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02
RANK STOCK.

A few shares of Wilmington :" orahoy
wine Bank Stock for sale by~,,,.,,
w'''e '' w. A. MENDENHALL'
INV so, 1861
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-02

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. c.
ARRIVED. May 7,

Ship Virginia, Turner, Liverpoul, via Cork,
SIS days from the latter place; Salt and Coal to
w. Fowle & Co.; Crates to IL C. Smith; Hard.
ware to Jno. w. Massic; Crates to Robert II.
Miller; Iron to Phineas Janney; Bales to Chas.
Bennett; Hardware TO Wm. A. Williams. Alex
andria; and Hardware toJ. Liuthicum, George
town.
Schooner Abigail. Berry. Boston; sundres to
A G. Cazeuove & Co. Fruit to w Fowle & Co,
and freight for the District.
Schooner Good Intent. Herald. Portsmouth,
N. H.; Salt, Hay, &c. to J II Laid, Rum to
w Foule & Co, and freight Tor the District.
Schooner Plough Boy, Baxter; Corn and To-
5Acco tc master.
Schooner Sarah Elizabeth, Whea'ley, Nor.
folk; Cotton to s NJ & II Janney, Salt to II
Ladd, and Sundrcs for the District.
Schooner Gusts s. John, Pickreil, Presiey's
Creek; Corn to Mr.. Hull.
Schooner Eliza Ann, Mitchell, OtcoQuan; SD
mac 70 S NJ s. 5 Ill Janney.
SAILED,
Schooner Baltimore, Morton, Boston
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Z it is the intention Of The publisher to circulate,
in few weeks, specimen number Of the &C, clore
da # Medical and Chrurgica Science and as AN OPP
porunit, will then be ordej to the Editor TO give
full exposition of the plan which the Journ. will
be conducted he considers it unnecessary in the pre-
sent advertise men To do than announce its pub
lcation, and to slate hri, fy its object
The march of im2rJvcm mt i'll Medical and Chirur
gca Science lis, will IN few years, advanced with
rapid;ty unparalleled in the hs,o OF the other scen
ccs The presses Of Great r tain, France, Germany,
Italy, and the United States of America, are sending
forth every week valuable original works, and the nu
merous Medical Periodicals which issue are repiete
with discoveries facts and cases, which It Is o the
highest importance to the cause OF humanity and the
ntcres sis Of Medical Science that they should be made
known to the m mhers Of the profession in tie United
States Immediately on their publication. II is intend
ed that the Cyclope liza of Medical and Chrurgcal
Science shall accomplish this most important oHJec
1t will be devoted TO the republication OF the stand
ard works Of the profession TO the circulation OF medi
cal news and to circumspi Give review Of the pro.
eress tf Medical and Surgical Science. The subsor
bers to the CjcorS .is will, therefore, not only
obtain to their libraries. at small expense, reprints
of all the medical works but they will be made ac
qusnet, weekly, with every thing of interest which
is taking place i'll thrlr profession
gentleman is now in Europe for tie purpose OF
making arrange ueuts to have all the works on
Medicine ami Surgery, and all the Medical Journals
aud Reviews transmitted to the Editor mme lately on
their pubic atom aud an experienced Engrsver has
been engaged 10 reside in the establishment at Wash.
ing,on for the purpose of executing the engraving
which may be required to illustrate I'll subjects treat
ed Of Gentlemen acquainted with the French, Ger
man. and ltslan languages will make trsns!aions OF
the best mcdcs and sursIca works which may appear
in these languages for republication in the C,core liza
The CycioI e Tia will be printed on S sheet 4S inches
lOug by So inches wide giving s,siyio"r large royal a
covered Although fooled into pamphlet form. it will
postage only Ills proposed to give fifty two numbers
per annum, containing three thousand hree hundred
and twenty.eigb pages FIVE volumes of ST. hundred
and fifty pages each, at subscription often dOlarsPer
annum. .
specimen number will be issued in few weeks.
and the nextas soon three thousand subscribers are
obtained. Those who desire to patronse The work.
are requested to address the PUBLISHER at Wasnng.
ton City. to whom the first years subscription should
be forwarded on the receipt of the second number
All communications intended for the Editor should
be addressed to him at Philadelphia All letters adj
dressed to either should have postage paid
DUFF GREEN.
Washington CITY, May 8, 1ss3-tf
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MARRIED.,

Last Thursday morning, by the Rev. Mr.. Han
son, Mr.. REUnEN Daw, to Mrs. ELIZABETH
DAw, bo,h Of Georgetown.
At Cedar Point, the residence of Henry Sew
all, Esq St. Mary's County. Maryland, OH the
a5,h uli, BY the Rev Mr.. Carbery. Pull P b.
KEY, Esq Of Prince George's County. Mary
land, to Miss MARIA L. SEwA,L, youngest
daughter of the late Nicholas Sewa!l, Esq. Of
the former place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08
BOSTON MARKET-Arril s.

FLouR.-The stock has been augmented by
further arrivals of Southern, aud prices quoted
are not fully sustained-Sales OF Alexandria
mountain in lots, at IS Is, 4 mos-Fredercks-
burg at the same Richmond Canal 62a, mos
and Philadelphia so, cash-addlional supplies
of Genesee are early expected, when prices of
that description will probably give way
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08

There is bear story, current F" down east, y
which the transcript ought 10 have: Aspecula
tor, hunting tor timber lot, climbed up on the
STUMP Of a tree. which having been cut in very
deep snow, was about nine feet high. His object
was to attain position where he could see all the
pine trees near by, aud to look for naSigab!e
stream TO float his logs. The stump was hollow,
but our land buver was SD intent upon the for
tune he expected to make, that he became care
less Of his iuo,ing. like the milk maid in the IA
BILE, and in the midst of his golden visions he
stepped backward and fen plump into the hollow
tree In>va,n he tried to ascend There he was
prnt up, with not living soul in ten miles ct
him. Ills horrid fate seemed inevitable. He
thought no more of bringing lands. but abandoned
himself to despair. and lingering death by star
WALTON. The wind sighed nourniuly among the
trees, whose branches waved over the inaccessa.
bic mouth OF his wooden cayeen. M other sound
was heard, from man or bcas' or bifd-when sud
denly he was aroused BY scratching outside.
The next moment the hole above him was dark.
ened by some dense body descending towards
him. Improved to be an enormous black bear. -
As soon as the shaggy posreriors OF the animal
came within reach of our hero, he grasped the
long hair firmly with both hands. Bruin, not
knowing what sort of bed fellow he had to deal
with. scratched with all his might for the top of
the stump, and drew the land buyer up with him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-APRrL 4.

PHII,ADELPHIA MARKET-ApRIL 4.
FLOUR & MEAL.-The sales of superfine flour
from Monday up to Friday evening, as Tar as re-
norted to US. amount to 5000 bills. at prices rang
ing from SIS 90 Is; the latter price having
been obtained for over 5000 bbls. On Thursday
and Friday, we heard of no transactions. on sa'
turday. sales on the Schuylkill were made at
from 5 lss S 90, and considerable enquiry for
it at the latter price, Rye flour is without change.
Corn Meal in hhds Is selling at former quotations,
viz: S16 and bills. a, so, with a tendency to
decline.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08
Wool Car0ing at OccOquan.

VNHE subscribers inform the public that they ere res
L dy for the reception Of WOOL cpd viii endeavor
to Gard the parcels with care and dispatch:
All who can, conveniently, are requested TO send
early in the season. All who live within . moderstc
distance from the Mills will find adySatsse in thfs.
becauseh numerous parcels sent fromt distance By
the wheat wagons, in August and septenber, SONG
times cause delay. J. & J. II. JANNEY.
may 3-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08

similar information against the witness
n'1 81 him arrested. Ii was proved ''a' MT.
i'd - played on that occasion anu a.
AnF" .s Of others who desired to break
ne ''' ".,,bli,hment, and that his character was
'P ~ T,s case was argued a, length and Tue
.''a ';oo ,isen finally in favor Of the defendant
., JTork.-Tne Raleigh - Constitution
:, ,o,ounces that it is proposed 10 ISSUE
~. he Boston press. work. to be entitled
~ r,oJ,c,rion of North Carolina IRON 'ne as
-. If Nc. Jefferson, as contained IN tue
P'' - ,o,nme of his works, with other matters
i'''" cd With the history Of North Car"l'na'
:''" --1toi-76,"-by John Seawell Jones OF
:. :, Carolina. The object OF this work, we
FINN TIE article in the Raleigh paper an'
' ,n,,,ns 1t, proposed pabilcat'on' is primarily
..h7;,h the claim of North Carolina rs the
80, # having been the first TO give motion to
10 hill Of tue Revolution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-08

There was good deal Of sport in New Orleans,
twenty five days since. One Of the papers came
out with an advertisement, that living Mermaid
was to be seen that morning, at q certain point
near the Levee, having teen captured in the MIS-
sissippi. the day previous; another stated the
Siamese Twins had arrived the evening before
in the steamboat Tippecanae from Memphis. that
they had engaged rooms 10 Canal street, and that
the curious would have an opportunity Of seeing
them in their characteristic dress, as they pro-
ceeded from the boat to their lodgings, which
would take place immediately after breakfast.
Thousands Of people repaired TO the places Of
rendezvous, and found that It was the first Of
.4priE One of the Editors offers $50 reward for
the apprehension of the -" Nuliiter in disguise. )"
who made him the innocent instrument ct the
joke -Neu York Gazette
Santa Fe Trade. Many Of our enterprising
young ,nen have already left, and others are pre-
paring to take their departure, for Santa Fe.-
The upper country will also send out an unusual
number of traders. They are to rendezvous at
the Round Prairie, near the Missouri line, on
the 18th of next Month; whence they will be es-
corted as far a. the boundary line between the
u States and New Spain, by detachment OF
the u S. Army.-NisS Rep.
A pedestrian of New York. Mr.. w. JAY Has
kctt proposes TO walk 1000 miles in 20 days.
living on bread and water. and carrying KNAPP
sack weighing 10 pounds. Bets to large amount
have been made on the result Of this undertake
ing. Haskell, it is said, will commence this
feat. with view of asccrtaining the effect of ex.
erton upon the system under such diet, and up
on this paint he intends Iecturing. occasionally,
while on his journey. lie will start from New
York on the 18th Instant proceeding to the prin-
cipa cities in the new sta,es-he will afterwards
visit Philadelphia aud finally return 70 New lila.
ven.