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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The Pittsburgh Advocate gives an interest,"
ing account of the reception of Daniel Weo-
ser in that city. He was met at distance
from the town, and escorted into 1t by incl
Mayor and a numerous cavalcade. The Ex-
change hotel, at which he took up his quar-
tiers, was thronged during the whole perioa
of his stay by crowds of eager visters, with
,out regard to party, anxious to see and testi-
fly respect to this great statesman and cham :
pion of the constitution. A committee OF fot
ty, at the head of whom was James koss'
waited on HIM and invited him to public
dinner, but as that would interfere with his
wish to visit the manufactures and in
.stitutions of the place, Mr.. Webster declined
a public dinner, but expressed the pleasure
Me should have in meeting his fellow citizens
in "a friendly and unceremonious manner
The idea Of formal dinner was therefore
abandoned, but to crafty the universal desire
to sec and converse with him, rural enter
tainmeat was provided in spacious grove i
the vicinity where a vast multitude OF citi
.zens assembled and enjoyed the gratiiicatio
OF social intercourse with Their great coun
tryman In reply to a brief but very hand
some address of the Mayor, Mr.. Webste
made an unprecedented speech which
spoken of sseven by those accustomed to hea
him, as one Of the happiest, most cloquer
and most comprehensive efforts, that the
mad ever heard or read" We dwell wit
pleasure upon these unbought and spontan'
Gus attentions to aman who hasneither otfc'
orrewards TO bestow. 1t is the triumph
mighty intellect and of high and patriot
desert, which republicans and America
may witness and share in, not only witho
a blush. but with honorable pride and selt-a
probation. ....s.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Securing and Dressing.

TNHE subscriber having spent several
years with gentleman great &C.
lebrity in the above business, is able TO
assure the public that she can scour and
dress Cloth Goats, Pantaioons, Ladies' rid
ing dresses, and every other acoollen article,
in a very superior style, taking out grease
effectually, and restoring IN great de-
gree the original polish; without taxi
ing out the stiffening 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 r. LLOYD.
Wilmington, July, l6y 23-6t.
N. B. Numerous references can be Civ
en- to persons of the first standing, who
express themselves astonished at the inn
provements made in their garments.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
ONE CENT REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber OF the 18th
inst. an indented apprentice to the shoemak-
ing business, named David Riggs. The above
reward will be gwen if brought home, but
no other charges paid.
JAMES DERRY.
Julv 16--4t..
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to John Boyd late Of
N Brandywine, deceased, are requ .sted to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will please present them TOR settle
ment to JAMES Prize, EXT.
Julv O. 64-tf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
COnveyancer's o flee.

JAMES SORDEN, has opened an office
at No z, third street, next door to John Rey-
nold's store, where he transacts all business
in the line of a notary public. He also draws
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, powers of Astcp-
ney, Bills of sale and bonds and agreements OF
every description, with despatch and in Legal
form. July 10, 1883.-6s-tf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The brideof Aaron Burr, whose recent
marriage has been announced, is represent
ed to be no less than s'three score and ten
years of age-French, rich and attractive"
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
IHaldie's Select Circulating Library.

TValdie'S Select Circulating Ll6rdfy.
Number ID of Vol: Q. contains the COM
mencement of--Letters from the North Of
Europe; or, journal of travels In Holland,
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Rus
STA, Prussia and Saxony, by Charles Elliot
Esqr. The Journal of Bellies Lettres gives an
interesting review of Mr.. Rush's new work,
with Literary notices, new publications &c.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
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 18th OF July,
and end the Thursday following
The brethren and friends generally are in
vited to unite, and are informed that Bread
from Wilmington will be kept for sale on the
ground at the Wilmington prices.
June IS,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

lust received and for sale at P. B. Porte
Book Store No. o.
Rush's Memoranda of Residence at the
Court Of London.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

An infant most shockingly murdered was
found at the foot of Oliver street yesterday
morning. Its little body was cut and man
gled in such manner as to evince on the
part of the perpetrator, not merely desire
to kill, but the most nhuman and revolving
ferocity. Much excitement was occasioned
by the spectacle, and earnest endeavors are
making to discover the murderer.-N York
Epe. Post
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

VALLADoLIp, May 29-The Police oil
this city are investigating the motive Of
the death OF person who was assassina,
ted with dagger at midnight on the 18th
instant. Some days since, two prisoners
in the prison destroyed themselves about
the same time. In the Hospital Of st.
Jaun Gle Dios there has been another MUIR
der; on the road of Santovenia, Escribano
Cepede has been murdered, and his bo-
dy found among some stones. He was
no doubt killed by the same wretches
who addressed an anonymous note to the
Police, telling them to come and get the
body and bury it in consecrated ground
From BuENos AyREs.-By the brig
Montevideo, Capt. Farren, we have re.
ceived Buenos Ayres papers to May 25th
Another engagement had taken place
with the Indians on the frontiers, in which
several of the latter were killed and l3i
taken prisoners. Also cattle ofall kind ;,
including lo,o 900 sheep and goats.
Accounts had been received from Chill
to I'd May, at which time all was quie'
in that Republic, and not any thing stir
ring in the shape of news.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The ship Triton arrived at Boston on
Thursday. from the Cape of Good Hope,
having OH board three Zeoras, one Quaga,
three Ostriches, Lion and Lioness, three
Jackalls, two very large Hyenas, two or three
Crescent Porcupines, and two unusually large
|Baboons-the animals all in good condition.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Drivers Wanted

On the tow-path Of The chesapeake q JeIa-
ware Canal, to whom good wages will be
given by c, c..
ABRM. BENNETT, of Ches City.
July 16-4t.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The grand desideratum of PERPETUAL
MORTON has been again discovered. The
Universal of Monte Video states, that M
Pierre Pene, French matchmaker in this
place, after employing himself many years on
the subject, effected the grand discovery,
which WAS to have been ushured upon the
world some time in May last.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

The penal code of Alabama is rigorous and
sanguinary to a degree unparalleled in the
Union. A man is under sentence of death in
that State, for having passed counterfeit
Mexican dollar.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

An eagle was shot last week, by a young
man in Pawtucket. 1t measured six feet
from wing to wing. The nostril and one of
the wings were broke by the shot, but al
though his sun-hights are over, he is alive
land we'll.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
TO BE, SOLD AT
PRIVATE 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 8 acres Of
land, be the same more or less. The buildings
r. are a commodious three story stone
a0as he fronting or on n %s.s
ste W street, with kitchen and convent
ent back buildings, also a large yard and garden,
containing variety of good fruit trees There
lis we'll and pump in the yard, furnishing plen-
Ity of good water at all seasons. A two story
stone dwelling house adjoining the above, and
two frame ,enements at and near the corner OF
Pasture & Broad streets, also a 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 or divided to
suit purchasers. Clear titles will be made and
}possession given Immediately. For further in
formation apply to the subscriber on the prensi'
SEES. JOSEPH DAocHtN'
or LEA PUSEY, near the City Hall.
Wilmington, July 18th, 1858. o4tf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

Ed,uin Forrest the American Tragedian
it is stated, has amassed fortune oil one
hundred thousand dollars by his profes-
sion. He is on the eve OF marriage with
the daughter Of a rich planter at the south
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Trustees of the Poor

Trustees of the Poor
nF New Castle county, will meet az
\ Dthe Poor House, ON Wednesday the
'slst inst. at 10 O'Clock, A.. M. Persons
having accounts against the Institution,
will please present them to THOMAS 5.
NEwLIN, on or before the Monday next
preceding the day of meeting, for settle
ment.
CHARLES H. HAUGHEY, CPk.
July 10, l833.-64tm
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
DUTCHESS WOOL MARKET.

PoueHKEErsrE, July lo.-The prices
of Wool in this country do not exceed
those paid in other counties in the neigh
boring states, although our wool is al
most universally admitted to be OF su-
perior quality, and generally in better
order. The late European arrivals fur
nish information which renders it almost
certain that there will be no importations
of fine wool this year of any Importance.
A sale of 10, 900 lbs. of different grades
were made last week by a dealer at so
to SIS cents cash.
Large shipments were made last week
to MiddIetown and Boston, for manutac-
turers' account--say upwards OF 100000
lbs, and it is estimated that 100000 lbs
will be received and shipped from this
village during the summer-that 100, ooc
lbs will be manufactured into broadcloths
in this village during the year. and 25o,ooc
lbs. i'll other parts of the county.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

A Quere.-NVill his vicinity to the
Treasury office enable the Editor of the
Washington Globe to informs us, wheth
err or not a bill for the expenses Of break
fast party given in this vicinity to the
V5ce President and his suite, during the
Presidents visit to this city, and for.
warded some time since to the fourth au.
ditor, has been passed and allowed by
that office?-Bos. Atlas.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

*While the battle of Waterloo is RENE NJ
bered, this excellent .ady's name, as a "Dau-
ghter of Mercy to the wounded and dying.
can never be fol gotten.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19

PR1NcEToN CoLLEGE.-The friends OF
American literature will be gratihed to
learn that this institution is in flourish
ing condition, and that in consequence
Of the continued increase OF students, the
Trustees are engaged in erecting another
College edice, liz feet in length, and
SO feet in width; four stories high; to con-
tain thirtytwo rooms, with bedroom
attached to each.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13


 Dreadfaa Explosion. New York papers give full details of the bursting of the boilers of the Steamboat New Eng iand, on her passage from New York to Hartford, on the 9th instant. She had about one hundred passengers on board, and when the last accounts left, fourteen had died, and some others was not expect ed to recover. Twenty odd persons were very much scalded. The explosion took place about three o'clock in the morning, while the boat was landing passengers at Essex, small village near the mouth of the Connecticut river. Both boilers ex- ploded at the same instant. The .concus- sion ssas tremendous. Persons who lived three miles from the place were sakenrd from their sleep by the shaking of their houses. The whole of the upper works Tn the centre and after part of the boat, were shattered to fragments, and, with a greater part of the baggage of the passen- gers, scattered to the four winds. The engine at the moment, was not in notion and, III addition 10 this eulpable negligence, 1t IS stated, that she had race, on going out from New York, sg:.th enc of tie Providence line of boats, which continu- ed for several hours.
 We believe, that to these two causes, on the Western waters as well as every where else, may be traced the numerous acci- dents which are recorded; and to proven ton of them, should public attention be di- rected. No matter how short the delay at any place, the engine should be kept go- ing; negligence in this case, should be pun ished by the inflicton of severe penalties upon the captains and engineers of boats. The national legislature should provide for the punishment of this, and the other of- fence, of boat racing; and thus afford some guarantee of the lives of onr citizens, a. gainst the ignorance. the carelessness, and the recklessness, of nayigators of steam vessels.-Ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13

E- rufS Paper IS published every WedneS'
 - ruREE DOLLARS per annum, paya- say, aacaace, or TOUR DOLLARS at the Dsoiration of the year. .ss,,hscriber will be considered as pay 'n advance, unless payment be made
 .ta fine of subscribing, or on the re-
 ..a T 'I If He first number. 3 sep' oaner will be discontinued, (but at Ns Ns;fsrfetion of the Editor, until all arr 5 sasrares a.s ~s have been paid mp. | ss,T sr.r Letters addressed to the Editor
 .a,T g De postpaid, or they will not be at
 ieepsJR e%gRTs OF .aDVERTISLNrG. .-Ad-
 1.;ssments. not exceeding 12 lines, first $ |#sssr,;on. ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, q sry cryrs-longer advertisements in the 5 s'a All adyertisemenfs sent 10 this office for $ .s;eation. without the number Of inser- zs;.ns heinz specified, viii be continued E'StiI s forbid and charged accordingly. * .eryTs FOR THE ADVOCATE. Tbe following gentlemen have been ap-
 ..;ated Apents for this paper: TSabe z. Savlors, F M. Jackson county. E5 1T KupkendGH, Jackson, Lawrence co. 3fai /, W0E, |. M. ALdIo S1uil-AOuSt. g r. Egner, Batesyille. nI. croscleg, Lawrence county. iarob Bdszard, Lafay yette county. |T IT Cald,oeH, Jefferson county. 5 |55 55i. ' James Scuu, r. M. Pine BIuiT. Jo@oh Jacobs, P M. Monroe county Wm B. PaHon. P. NJ. Chicot county. Wm. D. Ferguson P. NJ. Grittenden co. \, [. Biseoe, Phillips county. zT. Farrelty, Arkansas county. a,aes Clark, Miller county. rol. John Clark, Seyier county. z4ss sssGaqia FoTa;, do. T1omas HubbGrd, Hampstead county. E Collins, P. NJ. Clark county. Tr Nahoa, Van Bnren, Crawford county. gSomas .WatAers, P M. Conway county. JDhn Hibbin, do. do. fiIbert .llarshaH, F. NJ. Crawford county. E'COL !. " Clarke, P. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Larkia ,Nesotoa, F. M. Washington co. | L Egaas, PM Vineyard do. John E. Turner, do. SL c. PieasGnts, do. Ed r. Johnson, St. Francis county. E H 4. Wilmington, Hot Spring county. Ed Ed F r. B. RyaH, Mouth of Arkansas. g. P. Miller, P. M. Randolph, Tenn,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13
So l remain your loving friend,
 MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

Indsan Treaty at Cticdso.-fTe lately announced the conclusion of a treaty, by which the various tribes of Indians assem- bled at Chicago, relinquished to the United States their title to an immense quantity of lands in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan We are indebted to the last Springfield Journal, for some additional papers. By this treaty the Indians cede to the United States all their lands in Indiana (wIth the exception of a reservation of 100000 of acres on the Wabash, held by the Miam- ies,) Illinois and Michigan, as well as all their lands west of Lake Michigan, in what Is called the Huron territory. south of the Wisconsin safid ! ox rivers, - -inrebdgo lake and Green Bay, and engage to leave the ceded territory within three years, making no reservations. The United States on their part, have contracted to pay for these sessions $l,000,000 lone account says Sl,I00,000,) without any annuity, and to cede to the united Chippewa, Ottoway. and Pottowatomie nations five millions of acres of land on the north cast side of tho Missou- ri river, to commence at the Holloway, and running up the Missouri to the Boyer river, and extend east to the west llne ot the State of Missouri and the lands of the Sauks and Foxes.
 Thv cession made by the Indians, in- eludes half of the peninsula of Michigan; and on the west of the lake 1t embraces a fine country, which will soon be open for settlement. The reservation on inc St. Joseph's river was obtained at an unusual
 high price-being something over Sl 50
 per acre; but the Commissioners found it necessary to make the purchase, with the
 view of completing the removal of the h. dians from the Territory.
 An effort, at this time, we understand, is
 being made by the commissioners to treat
 with the Miamies for their reservation on the Wabash. In case they do not succeed, it is said to be the determination of the State Government, at the next session ot ] the Legislature, to declare the Indians cit l zens of Indiana, and extend the laws oi l the State over them.
 The citizens of Illinois, in common with those of Michigan and Indiana, may well congratulate themselves that there IS now
 a certain prospect, that within three years
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13

they will be rid of a useless and, pchlaps, dangerous population Louis Rep.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13

'af19 aIl asdyertisemenfs sent 10 this office for ..bl;eation. without the number of inser-
 s;.a. heinz specified, viii be continued
 sSt;I farbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13

|ieg0eeap 0ep IT.. Ts OF -aDVERTIsINrG. .-Ad-
 ..;ssments, not exceeding l2 lines, first |'nsart;on. ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, ss1sry cryrs--longer advertisements in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-28

hHIO LAND AGENCY-Ar CoLUMBUs The
" Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
Trends IN different sections OF the United States and the
pubic generally, that they have opened an Office i'm the
town OF Columbus, the capital Of Ohio for the purpose
OF attending to the purchase and sale OF lands the pay
inent Of iaxes redcemng lands sold for taxes and furnish
ing any ana all information which nsy be required
corning Ohio lands.
One OF the undersigned has filed the Office Of Auditor
Q, me state Tor eighteen successive years and the other
wa. OF onei Clerk in the Office for considerable
sent acquired knowledge Of tho business and the ia
ces for extending IT, will render the interest of those
VINO may avail themselves OF their services, least Sc
cure as il could be in any other hands
Letters addressed to either Of will receive pronnt
a'enuon. RALPH OSBORN,
May rs. l6-w6mFJ DEMAS ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-28

NE SPRING GOODS.-we are now receiving ~,
the brig Havre, direct from liverpool large and
general assortment Of BRITISH DRY GOODS, we'll
70 me season. and compromising the and
most desirable styles and patterns. We shall probably have
a 'hese goods opened aud ready for sale in tie course Of
Ie" days. wren more particular advertisement will an
pear Guy and country merchants and merchant tai
or' who may wish to purcbase by The piece or package
are assured that zoe oiH giadg take PhiLddeIphia or
.New tok prices or eUen less for The ohoie If then,
and ms ne toiH do notwithstanding The gyeot .;,,,
81 neto and handsome gOods nom ,risfinz here
r. y y JAMES CO. .HarSet Square
April 26 H.
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G SDAA REWARD.--Rau away on the Sl inst ,
VI HiSINE nighI. from the snhscriher hner al

# 900 mE EVA, 3d. away on ;hs s i"s,
living In Amelia county, Negro Woman named BET.
SEf who calls herself Besey Smith. She is stout
ieshy woman about % 81 years OF age, with round
in'l lace and brown complexion. She took with her,
her Two chdrenthe eldest, girl years old and
The youngest about Snons old, with brig compile xion
is supposed that the husband of Betsey, negro man
who calls himself RICHARD SMITH, belonging to the
subscriber Joseph Allen, Of the city OF Richmond has &C
companled her Richard has pass from his 10 vi
SIT his family, with permission TO be absent 10 days He
Is quite small not five feet high perhaps 25 or 80
years oil age thick and well set has thin face, high
hedd hushy hair, Brown complexion, and well as re-
nembered, has a scar his forehead. As two of the
brothers OF Richard have been successful in making
their escape 10 some of the Northern States is pre-
su;ned that these Runaways will attempt follow them
ana they no doubt have have forged free papers The
man was originally from Caroline, and the from
Loudonn aud their route may therefore lie through one of
those couniesbut they will probably attempt TO
get oil IN vessel.
The above reward will be given Tor experimenting and
delivering the said rnnaways to their in Richmond
or one-halt Tor securing them in any Jail in the United
States, so that their owners get them.
April 49, rII2-l2il JOSEDu AIIEN
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RECAxNOys:,, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. .11aY as. rssa

A NEW FARRiER. just published. for SALE by R.
n Smith, the American Farrer-c aiming "a mi
mute account OF the formation Of every part the Horse
from the extremity Of the head to the hoof, with dc.
scrpon OF all the disc which part liable the
most approved mode OF treatment disorders:
accompanied with copous alphabetical list of medicines
describing their qualities and effects when applied In diff
eren cases; and complete rea Use rearing and manar
ing the horse FROM the loa the full grown aborer
illustrated by engravings, and arranged paD by
"a, Barnum editor OF the Farmers Reporter.
May24 90,
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ny RITCEIIE A. COOK.

F1 The ENotJtRER is published week, generally and
thveo times week
ece the Same he,eoorc Five Dolas
Notes Of chartered, (onIy be
eoved In payment Tho Editors will tho safety
ny by NALL postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
No will be discontinued, Of
Editors until all arrcarascs have been paid
0 Whoever will guarantee tho payment Of papers, shall
k&vo tho tenth gratis. =
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or Ono
- cents No advertisement until
81 assumed bv person in this city its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-28

4 Enn SACKS LIVERPOOL sALT.-w We have
Liverpool 1900 sacks Of Salt OF the best ouslv fIed ~
The works, ten 10 the ten.
We offer the above for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
deliverable the wharf as 1t Up from the vessel
r. J. $. JAMES & co, Hoykst somay,
Apnl rs IfN,c