Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
Brandywine Chalybeate Strings.

the advertisement on our hrst page, Is to be v
soil, The reputation which this establish o
meut has already obtained as an agreeable +
and fashionable resort, renders it almost UNI !
necessary to enlarge upon its various advan- a
taees its beautiful and healthful Site its spa Is
cious and elegant buildings, and its easy &C
cess to Philadelphia and Baltimore. In all
these, it is believed tobe equal to any similar{
establishment in the Union. IocapItal'sts It
offers an investment which cannot tai, with
proper management, to prove a profitable one
The PUBLIC LANDS. Somebody is scrib-
bling in the Washington Globe against MT.
Claws land bill, which passed both houses OF
Congress- last session and was unceremoni-
ously pocketted by General Jackson. Mr.
Claws plan is so universally popular, that
few papers have copied and none have deem
ed it necessary to notice or reply to these es-
savs. which have nevertheless reached theirl
ninth number. This writer's plan is the one
proposed by General Jackson in his last mes
sage and borrowed by him from Colonel ben
ton. to reduce the price ofthe public lands
.oa merely nominal price; and his argument
is. that the present one OF 81 Is per acre Is
a tvrannica restraint upon emigration-tha'
the object, the intention of fixing the price at
this sum, is to Cypress the West by prevent
ing emigration from the East And this as
sertion is made in the hearing OF those VINO
have seen empires grow upin the West from
nothing, in single generation! VINO nave
seen the West increase in populations wealth.
prosneritv. the arts of civilization, and the
) comforts and luxuries of life, with raridity
,vh;ch has excited the establishment of all the
World. Nothing can be more haretacea ans
...ho s,re time more unfounded than the at
tempt of this Presidential ChamPon' III '''
NOV to ;ustfy his master in his arbitrary sup
,,re.,;on of the wise and excellent plan Oh MT
Claw TO settle happily and pcaceably TIL
long vexed and difficult question: VI :"
General Jackson's public acts there Is ho'
which, regarding either its manner or SUI
stance. he or his advocates will ma II MOI
difficult to defend than his arbitrary reJecue
Of Mr.. Claws bill. 1t passed both houses
large majorities, and it he had do"e VIVA. !.
Constitution requires him to do' sent " p"e
with his reasons for rejectingit' it would nav
passed by a Constitutional majority he n'
- reasons which he was willing to aVo'
the only fault the bill had in his eyes was VI
Henry Clay waists author and for 'na'
and No other he kept the bill back IN vioiae'
ofthe constitutions and thus deprived the pc
nile ofthe United States OF the oehen' VI
lust and liberal provisions.
v,pc1N1A. We have looked over the
Of July toasts a, they have been puolis"eu
tho Richmond papers, and SO far as they IT
be deemed to indicate the puo''c se",''h
IF Virginia in relation to the next fresiaeh
Re,;umin Watkins Leigh is the caho'u
whom Virginia means to bring forward
the proper time arrives tor the rehewa n y.
contest Tn reference to Mr.. Van bur-
prospects the WING, applying the same
.peaks very explicitly as follows;
p,bHc Sentiment in Virginia: 1.-The
OF July ioasrs, (wnicn. ACCORDING rs,,b III
jefferson, are the best criterion W l's p m;sun
, nna' they ring the knell OF Vanourer
.S proclamationism. The people are
anu nF man-worship, and revert'ng 10
n,S u ,'odes of thinking. Never was
.. s;gn,l revolution of opinion, than tn'.
,ss;r Eastern Virginia, by the rroeia ~;
~ was the Alien and Sedition Law oi ,,,'
p who ssse Republicans oons ID
nav take a long farewell OF pool,o eo"NN
'' 1nc3ts so can never save them
From the Pennsylvania we 'esrn'
..o president will probably, in few
.",.a ,no,her excursion from Washing'
enjoy 'tllc cool breezes and 0ra'"'s
the Rip Raps."
Afessrs. RiDes and Gilnier'
The Richmond Wig, in expi "a az
r.,c,s between Senator XIV
M ,ns ' elmer, the particulars of which a
en- from the Charlotteviiic Auso ',,ss
49, Mr. Giltner, who is meh'oe.