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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Prices of Country Produce.
BRAND YTVINE MILLS JULY -, 1883
Camp Meeting.

There will be Camp Meeting for Smyr-
ma Circuit held in the woods of James Craw
ford, Esq. on the levels, about four miles from
Middletown and six from Cantwell's Bridge,
Del. to Commence on Friday the 10Th of July,
and end thu Thursday following
The brethre" and friends generally are in
|vited to unite, ahs are informed that Bread
from Wilmington WIN he kept for sale on the
ground at the Wilmington rrices.
June IS.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

A letter from the accomplished Fanny
Kem6ie, to friend in London, giving glow
ing account of the entree of the President in
to New York, has found its way into the pa
pers. 1t is a graphic and spirited descrlp-
ton, and enthusiastic withal. She has seen
.thc entrance INTO cities of victorious gene
rails and the coronations OF kings" but gene
raj Jackson's triumphal cntrce into New York
eclipscd them all.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
BACON.

"a. 900 lbs. first quality Western ba-
con, equally assorted. ~
5000 HAMS, covered and uncovered iof
sale in lots to suit purchasers, by 4
JACKSON RIDDLE 20.
90, South Front st.
Philadelphia, April %, 1882 SIN
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.

We learn from the Cincinnati Advertiser
of Thursday last, that the day previous, the
Powder Mill belonging to David Wade, Esq.
situated near Mill Greek, blew up with a
great explosion, which was felt all over the
city. by which accident two men lost their
lives; one of them was blown to a great
height and distance, and fell shockingly
mangled and dead, the other survived q
short time. Three horses were killed at the
same time.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
From the London Times, May 81.
AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.

1t is with the greatest satisfaction that we
announce the pacificaton of the East nearly
in the same breath that we announced a pre-
Iimnary treaty for securing the peace of
the West. The accounts from Constantine
pie to the 9th inst contain an assurance of the
by the Sultan of these points which
the Viceroy Of Egypt had originally demand
ed as the fruits of his conquest, and the con-
ditions of his retreat. ThisHighness the Sub
lime Porte could not, indeed, formally enter
into political contract on equal terms with
his hghness the Rebel Pacha of Egypt, but
he has done every thing in the way of con-
cession which a treaty between equals could
be expected to accomplish. He has gra ,ted
his imperial benevolence' to mis- vassal, along
with the Government, of all the countries
for which he commended. Of course, the vi
ceroy of Egypt having been always accus-
toned to the language which his late master
employs, and being himself in the habit of
using the same terms to his interiors, cannot
quarrel with the use of words when he Sc
cures the enjoyment of real substantial, and
independent poX er.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

In the hurry of the rapid retreat of the
President to Washington, Major Jack Down
ing was left behind at Philadelphia. Jack
complains of it as a trick of the Magician,
who was envious of his influence over the
President. We observe that some of the
journals in the Vice Presidents interest, are
opening their batteries upon the Major, who
is obviously no friend to the prctensions of the
heir apparent.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
ASSAULT ON SENATOR RIVES,

The Charlottesville Chronicle gives an &C
count OF the rupture between Mr.. Gilmcr
and Senator Rives, which we mentioned last
week. They had met in tavern to talk their
differences over, when, Mt the close of the
conversation, Mr.. Gilmer demanded that
Mr.. Rives should acknowledge the injustice
of his mistrust of his friendship, which Mr..
r. refused to do, as he said, he could not do
it without classifying his conscience. Upon
this Mr.. G.. attempted to inflict on Mr.. r..
the Randolph punishment, which he follow
ed with blow, when both went hard at it,
and Mr. X. came off rather worsted-he be-
ing much smaller and weaker than his oppo-
nent. We are sorry that such an affray
should Ii I'VE occurrcd.-.Ale.r. Caz.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

u We remind our patrons, that more
than seven months have now elapsed since
the present arrangement of the Journal went
into operation, and that their subscription
dues &c. would be very acceptable. IT,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

M. M. Noah is about to commence the
publication of a semi-wcekly newspaper in
the city of New York. 1t is stated that the
new paper will advocate the election of John
Mclean, Of Ohio, to the Presidency.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

their several rooms, and effectually secu.
red by additional irons.
The prisoners state the plan for esca-
ping has been maturing for about three
weeks, and was originated by Caesar.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
MINERAL WATER,
FOUNTAIN OPEN AT
EDWARD BRINGHURST'S
DRUG IND CHEMICAL STORE
No. 1917 Market street.

The Mineral Water is made from Pure
Spring Water-and a variety of Syrups are
kept, in the making of which no sugar is u.s.
ed but the best loaf,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

11arh The HLain!-The most yillainous
conduct ola person named jacob INsLEy,
who lived near isvillage, became pub
lie about the / 5th ult. He was charged
by his daughter, girl now about IL years
of age, of having held illicit intercourse
with her, during the two past years thre-
atcning her with instant death, ii she
made any disclosure of his atrocious pra-
ctices. InsIey, on ascertaining his con-
duet was known, sold what property he
could readily dispose Of, and left family
of several young children pcnnyless, on
the charity Of the public,
The mother of the girl was living dur
inc the most OF the time. 1t is supposed
her death was FASTENED by the knowledge
of her husbands criminality, and his
abusive conduct towards her while she
was unable to divulge the crime, as she
was suffering from palsy, which rendered
her speechless. We are informed, b,
the physician who attended her near he
|dec ease that she often attempted to speak
and would point to her husband and CRY
ls,po! qyo!' while her features expressed
the deepest horror. The crime was firs
ATTEMPTED while the monster was cxcltee
by spirituous liquor, he having first dri
ven his wife from the house, who sough
protection from a neighbour.
T Jaco5 Lusley is shoemaker, between
As and so years of age, dark complexion
ed about middle height and slim: his hail
changing grey. When last heard OF, hi
was on his way to Michigan.
1t is much to be regretted that he ha
escaped the punishment,d demanded b.. on
laws forincest, which seems far too Sigh
Ifor the offencc.-Belvidere Apolo.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
CauStiC VaFniSh,

For Transferring Prints on Wood.
vUST prepared by the subscriber, and is
d quite equal ifnot superior, to the imported
and will be sold at ioaper price,
Camel Hair Brushes for rarnishing.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
EYE WATER,

For inflammation and weakness Of the eyes
Prepared by DR., scudder. the celebrated occa=
list. who has discovered the art OF placing a,'h-
r;oi aves CO &c ~ anpear as natural as life. Also
DR.. JHOMSON'S EYE WATER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

Garrison's Liberator in reference to his
holding slaves pronounces Gen. Washing
ton, "Hypocrite, Thief Kidnapper." and
adds that he is now in He'll! What monster
is fanatic! exclaims the Romncy 1ntelli-
gencer. But then, why quote the scnscless
rawlings of such monster and such a ia
|natic.-Ibid
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
PILES.

eornish's .ifec,pal remedy for the PILES
For sale at ,s,,,c
prup and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market-s'.
N. II. All the medicinal chemicals and most OF
the chemical tests, may be had at No. ".
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

There is something remarkable in the
manner in which tie power of the press, the
Fourth Estate, has been recognized by the
two trivial despots of the East Both the
Grand Seignor and the Pacha of Egypt, in
different ways, have recognized the legitima-
Icy of the periodical press. IN a speech from
the throne, the Sultan acknowledges the
services of the editor of the Smyrna newspa-
per, and permitted that functionary to address
MIN viva voice, after the manner of royal
representative, in set speech. The Pa
cha OF Egypt has sent over to Europe for the
editor OF a newspaper, as he used to do for
steam engines and spinning jennies, and has
assigned him salary equal probably to that
of his generals.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

| National characteristics. "a pains taking
writer has remarked that an Englishman is
never happy but when he is miserable, a
|Scotchman never at home but when he is "a
broad, and an Irishman never at peace but
when fighting.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Gen. Jackson, President of the U. 5.
Washington, May, 16, 1888.

washington, WAY, ~, Aooo' .
NV Dear Sir,--Your letter of the 9th OF
NAV with its enclosure has been received
lam in doubts whether should reply to your
INTERPRETATIONS, as any answer / can give may
not nrotect me from the charge of interfering
in the choice of Senator soon to be made by
the Legislature Of Tenncssee'-but the fear
ofimnutation ought not to prevent an answer p;
sofa,: as nv knowledge of the relation a,'nsd IN
Which YOU stand to the qucs.ioi: p'o n,Js,.
VIZ ne necessary to do you Iusfice; unoea
my a Il; therefore, ! feel at liberty TO
, .n,s otr now. what have often said before IN
ropvcrsation, that your conduct anr,nS 't ~
I 1a., session Of Congress, IN oppsos,uo .,e G.
.aa .hsurd and wicked doctrines Oh fau'. aa1
.ne and Secession, was highly hseIul any
- saormet;c. and throughout, as TAR as ! couie
eherse 49,, your votes and conversation nc
Juu could have manifested greater AGat y
rive effect to the measures OF INC "''"'''''''"
tion. ,ar,,iv nv opinion o
'tn ,,Juct in the Senate on the supJeo'
alluded to, trust no one viii ' n't .h ,'
naye anv other object in view' pat tl'a uan
sat;sfving YOU that l am lncapaoic ol Iol na
%ou Injustice; with the choice when .nc h h.';
Stature are called upon to MAKE / Call ''''
"9fH'"e Believe me very sincerely
Your ob't serv't
ANDREW JACKSON.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Boston ATLAS.

A new instance Of American enterprise
and industry occurred here this week. A
Mr.. Baird, of the state of Maine, who has
a patent for bce-hives and who keeps a
great number bees, and OF course trades
in them, arrived in Quebec with hives,
which he sold to the amount of between
9 and 500 dollars, cash. He had brought,
some during the winter, in his boxes OF
hives, in torpid state, and found good
sale. but it seemed more difficult to re-
move them in the summer season,Ctheir
busy and active period. Mr.. Blaird,
however, travelled only during the night:
and set his bees out during the day to
feed and continue their work, which they
did with theirusual activity and reSulari
ty. He was about twelve nights on the
journey, by the Ksncbeck road, and
brought the whole of his hives to Quebec
in good condition without loss.-Quebe'
paper.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

A Tennessee paper publishes the following
correspondence between Felix Grundy and
General Jackson. Mr.. Grundy is a candi-
date for reelection to the Senate of the Uni
ted States, and it is a good symptom to OBJ
serve, that abjuraton of notification and Sc
cession is deemed necessary preliminary to
SUCCESS.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Hon. Felix Grundy."

zhe SPY in philadelphia. we n, nave '.n re-
.o;,sd The first number of weekly paper'
with this title, published in Philadelphia W
William Hill & Co. 1t is printed on a u.'"o's
hcct Of fine quarto paper, and emoe'''''0e
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
JOHN C.. SPENCER,
Canandaigua, N. Y.
BENJAEIN F. BUTLER,
Albany, N. Y.
PHILo G.. FULLER, -.
5@ Geneseo. N, Y.

a. lis hoped that editors of Ncwspa
pers generally, will be willing to promote thu
meritorops objects of this notice, by giving
it a few insertions in their papers, sratul
tousy.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

The Jacksonians and National kepubli-
cans in Vermont have united against the An
t-masons a union ticket was agreed upon
at Mountpelicr, on Wednesday last, in
which the candidate for Governor, Ezra
Meach, is ,Jacksoniar, and the Lieut.. Go
werner and two thirds of the Council or SEN
ate National Republicans. The Anti-ma-
sons had p, OBVIOUSLY rcnaminated their for
lmcr ticket with great unanimity.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

The following is said to be literal copy of
Mr.. Quincy's Address on comforting the de-
gree of Doctor of Laws on General Jackson
at Harverd University, taken down on the
spot, that learned and renowned character.
Major Jack Downing:-
so Angstissimus ct grandissimus reveren-
dissmus ct excellentisslmus ct fortlssmus ct
sapientissimus ct eruditissimus ct carissimus
ct tremendissmus ct extensiveissmus Impe-
rator ct Dominus ct Praises ct DoCToR: cum
genubus crcumbendibus ct congratulamur,
ct volumus pacem ct felicitatcm ct salutem.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

The Maysvillc (Ky.) Eagle, 1.-THE 4th,
contains apainful account of.thc cholera
in most of the counties in the state. we
select the two following paragraphs:
Cyathiana:-A letter from Cynth 1,a
to The Post master in this city, dated June
9th says-"Our little town is stu a. :; In IN
oreat distress, but not as much confusion
as whenI last wrote. The town Deli mas mas
inst called our citizens together Tor the
purpose offarming clubs to attend hs ' TO ,he
cling together SO far astonis Shin! w.
Old Mr.. Hodges had Just died; Mr
White is not expected to live; Mr. aohl
Hamilton was taken last night tW anaiS I Iir;
i'll. A boy, servant of Mr.. War; Wars, ol ni'
this morning; Dir. Hawkins Miller, o o
Mrs. Ruddlc and Miss Iurt9lse Me er
buried yesterday l have no idca whcr
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Extract of letter to the Editor OF the Y. .
Gazette. dated

New Orleans, June 10, 1885 he popu-
lation of our city has greatly decreased within
the last three weeks, owing to the re-appear-
,nce of the Cholera: the number of deaths
since its commencement this season will av-
erage SO per day: Our northern fulcnds re, e,
siding here have left much earlier than usual
on account of it. The reports however, ct
the last three days are extremely flattcrlng'
and we feel gratiied in having it in our pow.
can he expected at this season of the year.
A most unfortunate duel took place yester-
day AFTERNOON, to one of the parties it proved
fatal. the bali of his antagonist passing thro,
HE b,dv lust above the hip, of which wound
he died this morning. To the other 1t VIII
doubtless M also sn ball w anv asfs pai.
aer to preserve ss his life This he positively
,saa in he, lie g die s s Moit
he not consent to the operation very shorty
Their weapons were maskets' and at neg"
fire both fell.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Nashville, May 9th, 1883.

Dear Sir,-1 am duly aware OF the impro
priety in general of adoubling you upon sub
iects not Connected with your public duties,
hut in cases where justice to individuals re-
ouires it, rely confidently that you will not
withhold any thing within your knowledge
which may prevent injustice. therefore
take the liberty of making the following in
quiries of you.
list, Whether you were not intimately
acquainted with my conduct in relation to
The great questions of Modification and Sc.
cession during the whole of the last session OF
Congress? c,,;
I'd. Whether you had not full opportun,l-
ties not only of knowing my conduct, but also
NV private feelings on those subjects!
Sd. Whether any member of Congress:
,abored with more zeal and assiduity to put
down the doctrines of notification and seccs
sion than did!
18th. Whether my whole energies were
not directed to sustain the administration IL
the great conflict in which it was compelled
to engage OH the above subjects
Yours with great respect
FELIX GRUNDY.
Gen. Jackson, President of the U. S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

TIVE inhabitants Of Richmond aud its VI
= cinity. Just received by the suhscri-
bers, and viii be for sale in a few days, a
large and general assortment of Grcce-
ries, Rio, HAVANA, and st. Domingo COT
fee, Orleans, loaf and lump Sugar.powder.
shot. lead, gunpowder and young hysoa
tea. Indigo. and all kinds Of dye-s,utfs,
nails, spice. pepper. cloves. nu.rnegs, ana
ALI articles In the grocery line. iEnporie
liquors. Holland gin, French brandy. ram
port wine ,ciaret do. MADEIRA. do large
lot of rnackerel in barrels and hall s.arrels,
No. >, of l>;'>. Salt. ready made clothing,
for MLich all kinds OF country produce VIII
be taken In exchange hv
OVRii. .Z.si. s. M'NUF
Next door to Woods tavern, Richmond.
Indiana. WANrFD.-Flour, whiskey.
bacon. wheat and all kinds OF country pro
dnce. for which the highest inaaet price
viii be given. -. u VI
May 18th, is33. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The Richmond Temperance Society
will meet at the Methodist meeting house,
"n the evening Of Saturday the 25,h NAV.
IA address will be delivered by Mr. p
IS Hitchcock. The public are invited 10
attend
There will be a Temperance meeting
held at Centre meeting house one mile
from Abingdon. on Saturday the Sth OIL!
june next, at ; O'Clock. The friends Of
temperance are earnestly requested to
attend
HTWe are requested TO state that there
will he four DAYS Meeting at the
Forks Of Elkhorn, to commence on Thurs
day hefore the first Saturday in June
next. All those friendly to the cause of
religion are invited to attend
rrhe Rev. Michael Combs vii.
preach at Chic meeting house on the
frs. Saturday and Sunday in June.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
FScecy.Saie yVOOsien Factory.

0Nl1E subscriber, grateful to his former
u customers for past faTors, hereby IN
forms them and the public generally. thai
he Is still engaged in Cdra;ag. Failing
Gad .Nannfacfuriag Ciota, Flannel. AMI
Blankets on the most moderate terms, at
B. Hioberd's Factory, on the east fork OF
White immediately above Charlie
Moditt's grist mill, one nile north-eas.
fro.. Richmond, where he preslnes thf
work done the past year, So far reaaerea
general satisfaction as to insure contin-
uance of public patronage. Having tw"
machines AID plenty Of water, he Will &c
enabled to do cardiag for those coming q
distance Immediately 50 that they may tax
Their rolls home with them. lie will ais"
purchase wool at fair prices, or exeha zee
Cloth flannel, and baise, of " h,ch he nc"
has an assortment on hand for wool.
JOHN PHELPS.
May Is. 1898. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

rect tare and nett weight, under the
penalty Of so cents the barrel ;-every
barrel falsely marked to pay a penalty
Of one dollar, the State inspectors
having power On suspicion Of false
branding, to unpack any weight, at
the expense Of the owner, if found
falsely branded, in addition to the pen
atty. A fine of four dollars is imposed
upon every barrel IF -four exported.
without being properly inspe ted and
branded by the state inspectors, and
all flour found in the state in contra
vention of the new law. may be seized
and made liable to the penalty and
cost.
This law is said to have occasicncd
great dissatisfaction in the vest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
A STRAY HORSE.

- I R I'D from tic su3scri lar. tIviag
- two miles north If Richmond, on .ues-
day night, the 9TH inst. dark bay horse,
black name and tail, nearly IS HAMS high,
left hap cap hnoclei down. 1T Is suppos-
eli he vii. make for Goa! creek, near the
the WABASH. Any person who may take
up said horse, or give tie undersigned any
respecting hin, 50 that he ca;i
get hin, shall be literally rewar!ed.
MAiILJS CLAtTsDE.
May llth, 1893. l3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
TAKEN Up
TAKEN Up
RY David NJ. Harris, living in Greer

Try David NJ. Harris, living in Greens
- fork township. Randolph county state
of Indiana, a dark iron gray mare colt.
with a star in her forehead and small.
white spot on her breast, with three feet
part hite, fourteen hands high, supposed
to etwo years old this spring, appraised
70 thirty dollars by Us TINS 4th day oi May.
1853. THOMAS HUNT
DENPSN JAY.
do certify that this is a true copy from
from my estray book.
WILLIAM JAY, J. p.
May 18th. 1889. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
BLACKSMITiIiNG.

A 5 the subscriber has quit the black
smith business in this place, with a
view of removing. wishes all those ii ar
rears with him TO come forward and make
on or before the :,oth of 9th
month June) next.
JEHTEL WATSON.
Henry Wetherald, from the Eastward.
Delaware, has purchased my
stock and intends carrying On the busi-
ness in the same shop. The former Gus
toners and others are invited to cal: he
will work on the shortest notice and at
customary prices. J. w.
gid 9Th month. 1893.