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No. 3. En-
Tie FresssteHf Of the tinted States 10 he Secre.
fGpg 81 NE Treasury.


wAsHIHGTos, SEPT. 81, 1893.
Sn-After you retired, opened and read
the paper you handed 10 me. herewith re.
turn It, as communication which I eannot
receive. Having invited the free aud full
communication. Of all your views. before 1
made up final opinion upon the subject, I
Cannot consent Co enter upon a further DIS
cussion of the question.
There are numerous imputations IN the
letter, which cannot, with pr0pfety. be al
lowed To cutter into a core spopdepce Dutueen
tic President ard the head Of a department
ln your letter Of July Isst-you remark But
%, after receiving the information, and hear
ing the discussion, shall not consider Il ~ Y
duty, ~ a responsible agent Of the law, 90
carry into effect the decision that you may
then make, I will, from respect ~ 700, and
for myself, afford you an early opportunity
70 select q successor, whose views may ae-
cord ith Jour Oan on the important mat
ter % contemplation My communication
10 my Cabinet was made under this assurance
received from you and have not requested
you 70 perform any thing which yOpr sense
81 duty did not sanctlOn. I have merei,
wished 10 be informed whether, as Secretary
ot the Treasury, you can, consistently with
your opinion on the subject II the deposiIcs
adopt such measures On relation g. ti,cn, o.
~ ny view The public interests, aud doc
execution of TIE laws. render proper. ~ you
sill nov communicate that Information, u
viii confer an obligation on your Obedieni
servant, ANDREW JACKSON.
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rcnLtsssp, wBExtH, nr
JOIN -. G.4LL.AAER.
TWO boLLARs & FIFTY OTIS.
PER -LN.SU.M
JOHN q BLACKBURN,
Attorney &c Len

nrFERs his professional services to his
u friends and fcllow-citixens. He will
attend the Courts Of jefferson and Frederick.
e1Aiiis Office, for the present, is at Della
planes Hotel, Chsrlcstown.
Dee. 5, 1s33.-lm.
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- srriTsi - bJstoo frt, Trieste. rrt,.,ts 80,
t@9 ifiz g. I'D e.rtsUe urf- Gitttg 6..th.fr
AH''r'rn t'0'rruns.ui. 90 i.s,.- oysr ss L.s.i,,
POLISH iuslrs b. ~ Ystk
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TaEssuRT DEgAsrHGsr. sept ~. t-J1
SW--l have the honor o. sckpoN de thr
receipt % Jour note. returning The commoni-
cation that presented 10 you this morning
TIE grounds on Whirh u j. fcturrsd are. that
further DISCUSSION q tie dcp0siie question: b.
unnecessary, and TIA, There Werc impuiatious
lhsrcil ihat could not tc admitted int1 cor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19

WIZ FARM, bclongiog to lhe heirs oC Ba-
con Eurwei, decd, known 10y tho name
" w. yellow IIorse Farn. There are about
"'y acres ot cleared land on said farm
StNJE ~. CAMERON,
Dee I'm
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- hh BUSHELS bet COAL
aOONB Just received aud for safe hg
JOHN ". LANE X WEBB
saePherds,ovn, Nov. q, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19
tFrora the C,sbe Of S;tt. ~, 1853. I
Appk NnIN NJ

"We are authorized 10 state-th the de-
posites OF the public money will no changed,
from the Bank Of the United States to the
State Banks. as soon as necessary arrange
r'ents can be made for that purpose, and that
II IL believed they can be completed in Baiti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, in
time tn make the change by the first Of octo-
Der, and perhaps sooner, f circumstances
should render an earlier action necessary on
The part OF the Government
Ut Is contemplated, We understand, not TO
remove Ut once, tho whole OF the public mo-
ncy now on deposite in the Bank of the Uni
ted states, but 10 suffer il TO remain there
until II shall be- gradually withdrawn by the
usual operations OF the Government. And
this plan IL adopted in order to prevent any
necessity, ON the part of the Bank Of the Uni
ted States, for pressing upon the commercial
community; and to enable il 10 afford, if il
think proper, the usual fac ilities to the mer-
chants. IL Is believed, that by this means the
change need not produce any Inconvenience
to the commercial community, and that cir
cumstances will not require a sudden and
heavy call on the Bank Of the United States,
80 rs to occasion embarrassment to the insti-
tuition or the public.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
RlcuMoNn, (vA.) MAY IS.
pIIpSIfYr OF LIEUT.. RANDOLPH.

It was reported yesterday, and correctly that
n nroccss had issued from some authority III inc
District of Columbia, for the apprehension o,
Mr.. Randolph within the limits OF Virginia ana
that il had been brought hither by the Marsha
IF the District, acc mpanied that MIR. Potter
or the Treasury Department, who struck MI
R,ndolph on board the Cygnet letter IRON
gentleman at Fredericksburgh. gives some de-
fails which are of sufficient interest Tor pupi'ca-
t;on. The letter is dated yesterday
"Comng up the street yesterday mornings .
met a hack with four horses dash'ng down AT
half speed. Soon afterwards, l met iiieno
h,urvinr to inform me that this carriage contain
al porter. Ashton, (the Marahal,) and Con
stable. sent express by the Federal Government
~ demand warrant FOR Randol his appreheh-
sion from the Governor of Virginia, under the
Federal Constitution, and the corresponding
salute of Virginia. The party was long oeu',,,,
= bv the difficulty of procuring horses, no one
being wi ling to supply them for such an errnn Va,
They finally produced an ord from the ros'
M,ster General to the Mail Contractor ana thu'
supplied pushed on Mr. Asb,o,
sYesterday Saturday morning, MI n nS,,;O'
aud the Constable returned from the bowhht
Green in the stage; and early th's (o"m''y
: morning. Potter returned & procee.cu " '''''
;nrton' leaving Ashton here, where he now Is.
~ speak advisedly when | say tha' VII
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

object of the expedition was this: The At
torney General of the United States has Civ
en- it as his opinion that process may be is
sued by one of the Judges of the Federal
Court for the offence committed in the Dis
trict--that this opinion was sent by express
(Potter) to Richmond, to be submitted to
Judge Marshal-he was absent in North
Carolina--and Potter has returned for fresh
orders, leaving Ashton here until his (pot-
ter's) return hther to Morrow (Monday.")
1t would not become us to express an o.
plnion upon the legality ofthose proceedings,
! as that question may be soon officially made,
and judicially decided The vindictiOeness
which they display, is, however, a fair sub
lcct for animadversion. The President, it
( is asserted knows nothing of them, and they
have been instituted by the Palace minions.-
1t may be so or it may only be pretended,
to skrccn him in the event of their awaken
ing the Indignation of a magnanimous People.
What Justice, what chance for an impartial
trial, Mr., Randolph would have if appre-
hended, the "indignation" meetings in Alex
andria and Washington, sufficiently declare
ISycophancy would make m .rt with insult.
cd power, of pouring on his head the las
drop of judicial vengeance La~yere mouie
volunteer, Juries decide without leaving thu
box, and loyal deputation carry the sen
|tence to the foot of the throne.
Mr.. Randolph isnot in Richmond.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
CIRCULAR.

The subscriber would beg leave TO INFORM
his friends and the public in general that no
has removed from the State of Delaware 20
the the, City of Philadelphia. and purposes dong !;
q COMMISSION BUSINESS in the way OF
GRAIN. BARK, SLAVES, &c. and Will
maize liberal advances when required on ar
ticles Stored. He has been engaged tor ma
nv years in the mercantile business 10 De,a-
ware, and is we'll acquainted with ouylns
and selling Goods and fla,ters himself
a., viii he able to render satisfaction to those
; int business in his hands, Any Pur
ohasrs will be madefor consigners on the bees
terms the market affords, with strict atten-
ton to directions, without any charge for com :.
share share Of public patronage, he subscr'oes nm
self. Respectfully, p,,r
~ JONATHAN n. Gl1DERSLENH'
No. 2. Green-St. Philad., May l4--N
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
1t is gratifying to observe, that the spirit of

1t is gratifying to observe, that the spirit Of
improvement is alive in our city. We had
the pleasure last year OF noticing the cree
ton of a number of handsome buildings on
the upper part of Market street; and in the
square above High Street, the new and hand
some stores of Messrs. Scott, jones and Por-
ter, with granite fronts, which have been
completed and occupied for some months
past, exhibit an appearance of ncatncss and
even style, which cannot fail to stimulate
others to go and do likewise. Another block
of handsome buildngsis about to be erected
on the lot which for some half century and
more has been occupied by the Wilmington
College. Four three story brick buildings
are to be immediately put up on the site Of
the College We observe, in passing day
or two since, that the preliminary step o
tearing down the venerable edifice was be
gun--thc roof was off and part OF the wal
down.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
From the .dlerandria Gazeffe OF F'fday

,o,;st,c ;mnudcnce and
W w Hi' ~ ~, I,loLe 'nf Yesterday
a'sreSa'ee a, u, nsrarr,ph in reference to
mas wy ,,,,;n.ti6,bls assault upon the Pre-
tne I.ee r,,,a i1n;,rd States.
sident "i inc CN.eu ,l,o ,,est rooson for be-
lcving ,hat .nI 80" go ,'d ne fine chosen as
flGnaro aaga G bca1 obaor,rnjtv. Articles in
aUoTd,nS f"s oe'v ClI.n., ,nd Te,epraph
the hieHanu,aa, .oMtennoraneouslv' were
winch aPPe" -. prutha od;,,o of the
evidently ihtcnueu W 49, n,an,,tio,, s,,oe tokeu
violence, 7oHtcn eoliy l.,.,,
to make SoJe ~ s.' IT, stro,,r enouch to usc
we know nv :. ..;a, &c No colnmnious
to express our ae'esta''o,l VI WY e' .a,,tance
,hs,lua''on ~ s,,, stated in a paragraph in
1t has been before s,a.eu ~ : FL cant
the Globe, prepared III .n,s l';, ,, nas nro.
up to that Pi',.' .'il' ~ XVe raIl
tccted ny 'ruilii.n eo''', .,.',a,, chase nome
theh uPo. 49,, IN connection with the par
eui 80 w Which We refer. TO do his duty,
Us, ~, tl,n names of these s'ruflian confede-
".'a 80 ,efore the Grand Jury. If he knows
- -, hos heard of them, he is bound tt
y, t,an, to iustice. But it becomes neces-
: us s,v /, word or two with regard to the
, saiy 80 800, the President. We state upol
! ~ o,,tI,pr;tv of highly respectable gentle
t'ie "u.,io,' that thc President was surroun
WA" n +, ~ he personal friends fl ON Washington
: NV NV. ~ Il Yecutive Law Officer of the Dis
l. .,;a, f,om Washington, the U. 5. Marshal
trle' ,ro osan y That Mir. Randolph, in the fac
e was present. enu,l ,.s committed the assault
t. OF these .,s,, lin, with sticks. umbrel
= that shey iIi wa faarfl fiat Ills life would b
re las, exc. .',a.. slowed him from tho CABIN
lost s en.e.haan - fn ,be pcon,e on the whal
.'i',' mn '-, 10 ho,t did not know what ha
i ana anou d. NJ. Mat Mr. Randolph walked dell
II happencd' that NJ, N" tn,Yn In, citizens
~ I. t,,,,, NOT knowing what had occurred
IS the town nv. II nc dn,;heratcly followed IL
ly INA. VIZ rn n .hort distance, and as delib1l
~ the stree. ,oa a % the boat: that no carthl
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
500 dollars

80, SO, Sc, sold by z. B. Glazler IN the last
New York Lottery, extra class IL.
Drawn Nos. Sc, So, 10, 81, 18, IS, So, 60. 9,
IS. Lotteries next to be drawn,
May Goth. Delaware Lottery.
Prizes of SIS, 900, 5000, 1000, 20 OF 1ooo''
&c. Tickets only 81.
NAV 22d. New York Lottery, IA extra.
d prizes of $4,000 each, and 10 OF 1ooo'
Tickets S dollars
NAV 2srd. Little Delaware Lottery. Cap
ital prize, $4,000. Tickets 2.
Those who wish to purchase Prizes IN the
a'o's 'o Il. B. GLACIERS
Licensed Prize Office, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
Marshal-or he might have had other rea-

Mafshal-or he might have had other rea-
sons.
1t gives us great pain to recur to this UNI
pleasant subject at ALL We hope we are now
done with it forever Let the iazos take their
course upon the offender, and justice be done
-0Se- ss.
Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Rich-
mond Wing, dated ALEXANDRIA, May7.
81 walked to the wharf with friend going
to Richmond, and there found Ro. B. Ran
dolph, with whom walked into the cabin OF
the boat, where we found great many office
holders, epaulets and swords Randolph
walked up to the President, his (Randolph'si
right hand in sling, when the President APP
pcared disposed to take him by the hand. but
Randolph said, ''Sir, am cripple in this
hand, and the other cannot present to you,
because my name is Randolph, the victim Of
your unreenting persecution for four years
You have married my happiness, and clou-
ded my prospects and have attempted to stall
my reputation. 81 sir!" exclaimed the
PRESIDENT know nothing about it'll" Ran
dolph repled-"I have your signature IL
my pocket; and have nothing left, but to re-
turn the compliment, and huH your nose;
which he did with little effort: whercupon ar
officer, a Colonel -, struck him with q
sword sheathcd; Mr.. Potter, n Clerk in the
! Treasury Department, gave him three severe
blows with the handle end of an umbrella
which was followed up by many other blows
which brought Randolph to the ground
when he received many more blows, until hi
friends kept them off, got him on his legs
and pulled him from the boat on the wharf
when there, a stout man by the name of Col
Burroughs caught him and held him by thu
Iuncripplcd hand, striving to raise mob OF
the wharf, or carry him back on board to b
murdered; but friend and myself, prevente
him from striking Randolph; when -
came up and collarcd Burroughs. who the
dropped his hold, and Randolph without
hat and his coat in tatters, walked up to tn
tavern, borrowed horse, and left the Dis
trict.''
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

EMIGRATION The tide OF emigration
from Eastern Pennsylvania to the great
West, is strong and rapidly increasing =
The wealthy farmers, Of Berks, North
ampton, Lehigh and other fertile and
wealthy counties, are Hooking to the
West almost in droves--The principal
cause assigned for this unexamplcd en-
igration is the embarrassed situation OF
State affairs-the immense state debt
and the burthen oftaxation which will be
perpetual.
If the manner which the Administra-
ton squander the peoples money, was
known more generally than it is, this
emigration would not be wondered at
A debt Of t,centy tao millions, is no trillc!
And the Administration will inc.eas,
both the debt, and the tares next Session
HARRISBURG Telegraph.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
HE.V.xeY' HICKS,
(103, Market street, Wilmington, Del.)
Has Just received general assortment of
Spring and Summer
GOODS,

Which he will sell at very small advance
on cash prices. He flatters himself that pur--,
chasers will find his stock we'll selected, and
of the most fashionable style. Among MS
late purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue rIn.i,e,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With a variety of other colors and qualities:
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds
Marine and rowen do. striped and PLAIN,
Summer Clothes, handsome lot,
Brochells, Princettas and Faublet,
Cd French black Bombazne for gentle
French aud English Drillings and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian tancies'
Irish Linens, cheap lot,
MarseilIes and Valencia Nesting, hand
some assortment,
Silk and Velvet Vesting,
| Table Linens, S, 6, s and 10-4,
| Russia Diaper and Crash,
500 yards heavy Tow Linens, Osnaburgs'
and Porter Sheetings,
New style painted Muslins 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 water'd * fgr'd Silks, new style
Bombaznes and Norwich Grapes,
Pongees and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins and Pamarins, =,
A large lot of MARINO SHAWLo, -
per cent less than heretofore, y.
Twisted silk Shaws, fancy silk muslin do
Grape, cashmere and barrage do.
Silk and cotton Hosiery,
Gloves, of various colors and QUALITIES,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
Bandanna and silk flag. do. 49,. .:..
do colt do-domestic plads and stripes
Bleached & unbleached Muslns, some as
low as 81 cts.-A large assortment''o or
, Ven an Carpetinss,
RUGS, Canton MATTINGS, of different
widths, A. S, and Ga,
Oil Cloths, paper hangings and borders
7 of the latest fashion, ,a4
a With good lot of the best live GEESE
! FEATHERS.
n Grateful for the encouragement he has re-
ceived, he respectfully solicits continuance
e of the same. H'
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

Mr.. Brooks, the Editor of the Portland
Advertiser, whose letters are so universally
read, gives the following account of an adven-
ture in Alabama, and of a rcncontrc with an
unfortunate negro who, it seems, had been
stolen from this ncighborhood. lie was ira
yelling in the mail stage, when from the
darkness and tempcstuousness of the, night,
the stage was obliged to stop at the f'rst hu-
man habitation they could find in the wilder
ness:
s.Tbe hut in which my fellow passengers
and myself we're put was about ten iee'
square, made of logs with bark covering
and with a little door which WAS Obliged To
stoop in order to enter. An old negro slave
was the master of this Castle, having peer
hired out TO take care of the horses III th'
stare. He had no bed tor himself much les
for passengers He had no food to give
hungry as we were after the JoltihS VIC nav
experienced the mail cart. His blanket ~
nut at our Sc, vice, and then after kindling u
his pitch pine fire, he had done all he coui'
do. For want of other occupation, held
talk with the old man. His story is prooani
the story of many kidnapped black man
this Southern Country, and therefore may h0
he embarrassing. He was born tleemaI
he told us in Pennsylvania, and lived in New
Castle. Delaware. On visiting short dis
tance from Delaware, some ten years ago, II
was seized by three white men, plnioned
manacled, and then shipped and sold Tor
slave in Georgia. He coolly remarked TIL
she should not have cared any thing aDou
it, but that he had been free ana knew nc, wh'
liberty was: it was so sweet" The POI
fellow told us true story, am confide
from his knowledge of the geography OF Il
land where he was born, and ! was cohiirl
ed in the belief by his assertion, 'tnat
had been ii cook on board of IA vessel, a
therefore was salor-and more than IN
manifested in his conversation an acqaa''
ance with sailors life.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
A CARD.
g DJJITNGHRM DENTIST,

(rRoM pHILApELPHIA' =,
Respectfully gives notice. that ne mas davs in,
t M. mraetee Of his profession Those who
prefer it will be attended a, their respective
reside residences. Apply "A, the hoNse OF Mrs.
Dixon, No. 1913, Market street. .r,
Mr.. ID is permitted to refer to DR.. Ihomp-'
son and DR.. Baker, of this city.
a
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

CoMp11MENTARY.-A Yankee and an En-
Wish Captain, each in schooner, tried their
osnred in Gibraltar bay, when our countrymcn
heat John Bull all hollow. They met on
shore the next day, and the Englishman
swore he had never been out sailed before.
.Just like me- said Jonathan, 'tor my Jenlma
ncyer beat nothing atore."
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
CIR ANDREW'S CHURCH.

The vcstry take pleasure in announcing TO
the congregation. That the Rcvd. chap-
lain. s HEDGES. Qate of the dioces of Viz
,r;ni,. \ has arrived in this city, and may pc
eexn,c,ed to preach on Sunday next-ser,ice
to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and al
a quarter before s, I. M.
May IS.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
MI A R#R ID.

On the 14th Inst. By the Kew. Joseph
Lybrand, Mr.. Edward otaple s.Sa Gov TO M's'
Mary Lewis; both OF New-Castie Couh.y'
On Thursday the 9th inst. by the Rev's9hn
Wilson, Mr.. Alexander ID. short to MISS
Ann ]. daughter of Arnold 3. Naudain' Esq
.oth of New Castle county.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

VIRGINIA. The Wing gives the follow
.rc classification of the members OF Congress
a,ect from this State-all the returns beng
in.-
Messrs. Stevenson, CHM, Beale, Fulton
M,Comas and acknowledgements
Messrs Archer, Mason, Loyal and Lucas
INSTRUMENTATION but decided Jacksonmeh--
Mr. Wise-holds the right OF SECESSION
Int is "emincntly Jackson ian: ,,a,.,,,
Mesrss Gordon, Patton, Ghoson, kanuo,p on
Davenport and Taylor, ''rad,cal ana up DC
i,mation men," and may be classed anu -ao
ministration, &.
Messrs. Allen, Mercer, Moore, and Nil
son, eanti Jacksonians, a.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
NOTICE.

The subscribers, three of the Levy Court
Commissioners, will meet at Charles Alien
JUNIORS, at Christiana Bridge, OH MONDAY
the 9th inst at 10 o'clock, A. M. to receive
proposals for building wooden arch br.dge
over the Chrstana Greek, at the place afore-
SAID, sixty-three feet long by seventeen wiue
in the clear, to be covered in with snihgies'
with good and sufficient stone abutments.
JAMES DELAPLA1NE,
GEORGE pr .ATT,,
John ELLIOT.
10Th Commissioners.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
nr.sEV, II. As-.cW,

Continues to pursue the practice OF his pro
fession, to which his attention Will hereafter
he nSrlusively devoted. Office No. S, east
Queen street, nearly opposite Jno. M. Smiths
Hotel.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

HOLSTERS are known to cast their claws at
ter a thunderstorm, or loud cannonadinS-
and they generally (says Southley IN ms ma
val History after great naval action, Tor
sake those parts.