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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
-HEsv.R y HICKS,
CLOS, Market street, Wilmington, Del.)
Has just received general assortment of
Spring and Summer
GOODS

SPiAuS Ghfu SNEhlEalCE
GOODS,
Which he will sell at very small advance
OH cash prices. He flattcrs himself that pur-
chasers will find his stock we'll selected, and
of the most fashionable style. Among his
late purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue Cloths,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With a variety of other colors and qualities.
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds,
Merino and Rouen do. striped and plain,
Summer Clothes, a handsome lot,
Brochells, Princettas and Camblet,
ga French black Bombazine for gentle
mems wear
French aud English Drillngs and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian fancies,
Irish Linens, cheaplot,
Marseilles and Valencia Nesting, a hand
some assortment,
Silk and Velvet Nesting,
Table Linens, 5, 6, and l0-4,
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 & figr'd Slks,new style.
Bombazines and Norwich Grapes,
Pongces and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins lawns-Palmarnes,
A large lot of MERINO SHAWLS, IS
per cent less than heretofore,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
bandanna and silk flag do.
do colt. do-domestc plaids and stripes,
Blcached & unbleached Muslns, some as
low as 81 cts.-A large assortment, of
Ingram and Ecnitian
CARPITTNGS.
HEARTH RUGS, Canton MATTINGS,
of different widths, A., 5, and Cd,
Oil Cloths, paper hangings and borders
of the latest fashion,
With a good lot of the best live GEESE
FEATHERS.
Grateful for the encouragement he has re
ecivcd, he respectfully soicits a continuance
Of the same. AZ.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Ingram and NcNisian
CARPUTrNGS.
SWairn'S PanaCea,

For the cure of Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphiltic, Mercurial
and Liver Complaints, and most diseases
arising in debiitated constitutions, or from an
impure state of the blood, &c. &c.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
EeHS GOODS


suitable for the Spring and Summer seasnos
which were purchased very low, and will be
sold either wholesale or retail at a small al.
vance for cash. His Stock consists IN part OF
Blue, black, brown, olive and green Cloths
of superior and medium qualities.
Cassmcrcs, double and single miled,
Summer Cloths and merno Cassimeis,
Hastings, Princettas and Brochells,
Nankins, blue and yellow,
Vestngs, silk, Merseillcs and Valene
Drillings and summer Stripes,
Irish Linens, a good lot,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Silks of various kinds, very low,
Painted nuslins, ginghams, chintzt and
calcoes, a great variety Of the newest
style and richest patterns,
Fancy handkerchief and Shaws, new style.
Laces, edgings and insertions,
Thread and bobbinett,
Hosiery Of all kinds,
Pongees, brown and lead colrtl, very chcap.
Russia table cloths, Summer Hats, fine.
and medium qualities,
East India Mating, plain and figured, 4, So
and quarters wide,
With q large assortment of d DOMESTIC
GOODS. He will be regularly receiving.
additional supplies. so as to keep his essort.
ment worthy the attention of those who NAV
wish to purchase.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
$50, 900 DOLLS.


office in Market street, the first door below
the city Hall, to make all kinds of insurance
against fire, and on inland transportation o.
Goods and Country Produce. Marine risk,
are excluded.
us: C.AWBY, President.
Wilmington, July -, 1882.
The following persons are Agents in theii
respective districts to wit:
Ayres Stockley. Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, ,Christiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, New Castle,
James Robinson, New Ark,
Andrew X. Nelson, St. Georges,
James Delapaine, Ccntreville,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md
William Torbert, Elkton.
DIRECTORS.
James Price, Vincent GiIpin,
Samuel Ililles, Washington Rice,
Stephen Bonsal, Jesse Mendinhall,
Thos'. II. Larkin, George Bush,
Lewis Rumlord, and
Joseph c. Gilpin, Z. |. du Pont.
LEA PUSEY, Sec'ry.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
NEW STORE.

GUST OPEN ED
At that well known stand in the village of
Brandywine, near the Brandywine Mills,
(lately occupied by William McCauley) a
large and general assortment Of
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
sKEEBKGEsN'EN. Sc.

Calomcl, jalop, camphor and -four sulphur,
Epson and gobcr salts, opium, caster oil,
Sweet oil, spirits nitro and hartshorn,
Laudanum and paregoric,
White lead, Spanish brown, mineral green.
Chronic yellow, yellow ochre, linseed oil,
Winter and Summer lamp oil, common do
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.
Tea Sets, cups and sauccrs and plates,
Dishes, pitchers, bowls, decanters, tumblei S,
Lamps, &c. and Queens Ware assorted.
Potts, kettles and coffee mills,
Shovels, spades and pitch forks,
Knives and forks, scissors and razors,
Pocket and pen knives and spoons,
Sad Irons, nails, spikes, &c &c.
Together with a general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All which will be sold, Wholesale and Re-
tail, at the most reduced prices for Cash.
JONATHAN WILSON.
March 80, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
GROCERIES.

Sugars, coffee, teas, chocolate and liquors,
Cheese, Molasses, raisins, figs and ginger,
Pepper, allspice, cinnamon and starch,
Rice, lard, bacon, salt, corn meal and flour,
Buckwhcat meal, tobacco and segars,
Brooms, brushes, bellows, &c &c.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Tsrv Goods,

Groceries, Drugs, Paints and Oils.
China, GLASS;, Queens s Earfhen Ware.
Hardacare aad cutlery;
Besides various other articles, consisting i'll
part as follows:
Cloths, casimeres, casinets and hannels,
Baizes, beaverton and Pittsburg cords,
Calcoes, chintzcs, cambrics and jaconets,
Muslins and aces, various figures,
Irish linens, lawns, silks and grapes,
Bantlanna and flag handkerchiets,
[ cnr,al,y
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12
Spring and Summer Good :

HYLAND B. PENINGTON,
III his ne,v stand, No 70, Moyket-st. Wilmington
Has received from Ne7v York and Phiia
,deiIihia, a handsome assortment of
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

=. To be inserted three times week for
three months in the papers authorized TO
nnhlish the laws Of the United States.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-12

fers for sale avariety of gold and silver patent
lever, and plain WATCHES, suitable for ladies
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., seals, and keys-new
and second hand clocks and time pieces-bcad
guards, with variety of other kinds breast
pins, finger rings, thimbles, ever pointed pencils
and leads of all sizes, bead rctcules, purses, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
FAIRFAX MEETING

? We observe that the Editor Of the Tes,,..
disciaims any idea Of occurring the farmer, =,
Fairfax upon the new doctrine of nuic,,;,.
His business at Fairfax on the day The m..,,.
was called. was, he says, +" to make co,Ie,,i.,''
aud obtaIn new subscribers for his paper.v ",
are glad 10 gazette this disclaimer. for We r.,
sure him. that the reports which were ey,,.,,
tina, he accompanied several other non .rs,d.,,
of Fairfax to the meeting-that he had drawn -.
resolutions which were TO have been pre,en,.l
that he was prepared to make speech, Sc, &,
were very rife and generally beIiered-and IL,
the whole affair in the ght in which it was view.
was looked upon by the people of the county a,
a most unwarrantable interference both IN Il.
part Of the Editor Of the Telegraph, and rL,.
who were reported to be his coadiutors: and
would have been resented. With regard 70 n,
contemplated meeting, we believe it was o1,.
naiiy proposed by those who hal no right to Co,
vene the people of Fairfax, whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
COMMUNICATED

We sometime since heard that his Hoaor the
Mayor Of the City Of Washington, and Amos
Kendall, ESQ. Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury,
were appointed, by the President Of the United
States, to investigate certain charges preferred
by Mr.. Hanson Gassaway ian unsuccessful
bidder for c0ntract) against the Navy Com.
missioners for alleged mapraclices in relation to
Contracts. We heard that the charges were not
sworn to by Mr.. Gassaway. and it was minated
that neither his Honor nor Mr.. Kendall were re-.
quired to take oaths of office prior to entering
upon the investigation. We have recently ano-
Their version Of this stnry,- though not very mate.
rally different from the frstj and we are con-
strained To believe that it must have some foun.
dalton in truth. We are now told that the above
named gentlemen were appointed bv the Secre.
taries of War aud the Navy Department.: that
they daily hold their sessions in one of the attic
rooms OF the Navy Department, dating their
summonses to witnesses and others. Navy De.
partment": that they, with Mr.. Gassaway, are
oserhaulipg all the papers Of the Navy Commits
sioner's Office for twelve to sixteen years back
examining every Clerk and every other person,
who, at the instance Of Me-. Gasssway, can
be got as witness to testify to any thing ever
heard or thought Of. that. by possibility. tan be
twisted SO as to admit construction unfa orable
be true.-Have we heard Alright! We should
like to know the law under which this tribunal
acts-whether they give their services sratuitous.
ly; il not. out Of what fund of the Peoples mo.
ney they are paid! Where are the Secretaries
Of War and the Navy, with their preros atives Of
office! Were they considered incompetent to
the task Of investigation, or unworthy of the
trustf or have they legal right TO transfer their
powerss 1t an investigation be really necessary,
is it not the special duty Of the head Of the De.
partment 10 make its Can he decline, consist.
emily with his duty to the public or to the officers
concerned. or to his own official integrity Are
officers Of known and es,imable characters, who
have fought the battles Of their country as brave
" as Gen. Jackson himself. to have their con.
duct investigated. by two known thorough going
partizanss Verify, the People awarded very
differently in Gen. jaeksoa's own case! We
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
MIR. CLAY.

We copy IN to-day's paper the conclusion d
MIR. CLAWS Speech on his bill to modify and ST.
just the Tariff, the whole of which has rec,ulr
been published in Washington, and ask th,, i
may lie read and reflected on with candor by e,.
ry man who ever entertained an unkInd feelr,
in his BISON towards the distinguished Orator i
the West. The quotation from the SPEECH sI,
we make displays all that nubIeness Of soul-ltn
hish-toned pa,riotism-that elevation Of snu.
ment, and that openness of heart, for which We
have always given its author credit, and vbCt
he is now admitted to possess, almost by aseIl
nation! Had such display Of eIOqueuee b,,n
made in other days. we should now regard it u
approaching the sublime, more nearly than mani
which are handed down to Us as specimens Of Ia
master.art.
II gives US no little satisfaction to hear that NJ
Clay has met, on his way home, with the kind
est reception by persons Of all political pr
ties. He has been welcomed as the paci6cim
Of his country. and, as such, received the m'si
Of praise and appreciation. Such honOn muah
valuable to him, as evidencing a returning .sns
Of justice on the part Of many who have her'F
fore been the lOudest and bItterest 10 their d
nunciations Of his course. +" Evenhanded is
tice" is, at length, operating upon mems minds
The mists of party and prejudice have been dt
persed by the beams OF truth and reason, and "
now seem to breathe purer political a,moste
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
rcoMMuNrcArkD.1

Mr.. Snowden:-The moral aud intellectual
incapacity Of Major Eaton is so apparent to the
people Of this enlightened District. that we cannot
believe he will obtain the least countenance in
hls absurd pretensions TO the Presidency aBshe
Ohio and Chesapeake Canal Compal 10 the
decline of the power Of the infatuaseU Gene
raj. not even his mandate would promote the
views Of Eaton against the claims Of the present
enlightened and jealous President of the OHIO
aud Chesapeake Canal Company. The threat
Of Gen. Green, THAT he viii publish letter pur'
porting to be a copy Of one from P. g. Ran
dolph to Major Eaton. is therefore as unneces'
sary as it is unauthorized. Nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
Orphan AsylNM.
MATRON wanted. TO ale chare

II HATKON wanted. TO take charge Of the Insttu
"A ton the FIRST of Nay. She must be woman Of
approved standing. both Or piety and intelligence,
and capable Of teaching the children in oil those branch.
which. by the Board, shall be deemed either requi.
site or proper She must be faithful Kind and tender
in the care which she exercises them; and both
both by precept and example. encourage habits Of in.
dusty. sacred regard to truth and to the perform.
Of every moral duy and love the great prin.
c'ples Of the Christian Religion. Application to be
made to either Of the Directresses.
ANN CLAGETT,
mar geo CATHERINE p. JAMESON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The elections take place in Virginia 10 al I'D
month.
Frederick District-Messrs e. F'uISN''
William Randolph, and T. Car'kaddon Wv ",
Withdrawn from the csnvass-lsa'Ins VIC w.
open to WIN. Naylor, Esq. Of Hampshire " =,
Augustine T.. Smith of Frederick, aud lo' -
ward Lucas Of Jefierson.-Shensndoah D''"'
-Br Peachy Harrison Of Harrison has 's".
from contest in which (he says "unde' q"
ing circumstances. defeat must be the 'nr'.r
conseguence"-Ieaving the field to .0', o.
H BeaIe of Shenandoah, David Steele o' WV
ingham, and the Rev. Michael MeyerhOe"'
Caroline District. Mr.. W. F. Pendleton ha''n
drawn, and Mr.. Edwin Upshaw is ANNOUNCE
addition to Messrs. Roane and Taylor :"
lowing Representatives in the last C0ne',"
no opposition, viz Sussex d., John T.. >"
Powhatan District VIM. s. Areher-opy
vauia District, J. NJ. PattoD-Bedford w."
thsnieI II. CIaiborne-Wythe District '|
Draper-Norfolk District. Thomas Newton,
decline poll. and Miles King, ESQ Of ~"
was nominated as candidate BY mes"D'
that Borough on Monday week.
The canvass in the Williamsburg D'""
very animated, between Coke and WISE =
In the Richmond District, tits condae'''
much spirit between Stevenson and H0Oe'S
They addressed very large meeting OIL W.
zens of Hanover, on Tuesday last. !.
In the Northern Neck District, inc "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
POTOMAC FISHERIES.

We observed, in passing up the river 90 y
turday last, that the persons engaged IN the IL
tensive fisheries on both sides If the Polo@if
were either in the active prosecution OF their D.
siness, or making arrangements to do SO IN 4"
ry few days. The shores Of the river, Tor "H''
miles below this town, viii begin, this week. .
present a scene of hustle and activity hardIya e.
ceeded in the crowded streets Of our POPaI'"
cities. We wish all concerned successful >"
snn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
ALEXANDRIA, Cd. C.l
TUESDAY MORNING, April . 100,
SHIP BUILDING.

We had occasion to visit the lower part q, i
town, near the river, yesterday, aud wer. ,l.,.
ed to see the workmen at both the Snip yarJ,h,
silly employed. A splendid Ship, now u.,,'
ready Tor its destined element, at Mr.. Hux,u,
yard, attracts attention. aud fine Br. is on 4,
stocks at Mr.. MuRRAY's yard. The shin ,,' ~
be launched This spring: she is owned in to,,
as is also, we believe, the brig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02

have heard i, intimated, that this is scheme to
get rid Of the Navy Commissioners office-those
officers are said to be much in the way of parti.
zdn bidders for confructa as they will give con.
tracts to those who bid Iocssi, without eoquiring
whether they be Jacksonites or not We want
light upon this subject, which, in all its aspects,
appears to Us uery Craze one. Will not our
friends in Washington give Us light?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
Removal.
r. & w. RAMSAY

RESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the
IL public, that they have removed their stock II
goods from the lately occupied by them, at the
corner of Kg and Fairfax streets, to their store
The wharf, at the Team Boat Ferry, where they will
keep general assortment OF
GROCERIES. BACON, SILT, &c.
Which will be sold low.
ynar 14-d6tLeO6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
iaper Aangings

4 FRESH supply received this dsy, amongst which
"A are several new designs, form ng with the stock
already hand very complete assortment If Paper
and Borders; handsome lot of FireScreen Patterns,
some of which are Oil Paintings, very durable; and
pair Of very fine India Bnds the whole of which will
be sold ON very moderate terms
mar ZS-Co6t eliza KRNNEDv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
Wines, liouOrs &c.

TNHE subscriber. having been an Importer and Deal
Il er in VINES for many years, h's in store stock
of every description, old and pure wood and bottles
Also general assortment Of the best selected articles
IN the
GROCERY LINE.
or The Bottled Wines-upwsrds OF 800 Dozen.
packed in cases Of one aud duzen esch-baye been
selected from the most approved brands London Par
ticusr Madeira part of which late from India, very
old Tinta and Burgundy do; Sercisl and BuaI do.
Gordon's pure Grape Juice do; Old Sherry, Superior
Burgundy Port; do. Dry Port; Old Hook, with vsri
ety of French and other Wines.
AN of which will be sold at the most reduced prices.
GUY ATKINSON & SON,
dec 4-eotf Fairfax street. Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02

ton; but if had all confidence in it. | should
still wish to pause, and. If possible, BY any hn.
norabe adjustment, to prevent awful consequent
ces, the extent Of which no human wisdom can
fOresee
1t appears to me, then, Mr.. President that We
ought not to content ourselves with passing the
enforcing bill only. Both that and the bill Of
peace seem to me to be required for the gooi of
our country. The first will satisfy all who love
order and law. and disapprove the inadmissIbIe
doctrine of notification. The last will soothe
those who love peace and concord, harmony and
union. One demonstrates the power aud the
disposition to vindicate the authority and suprem.
acy Of the laws Of the Union; the other offers
that which, If it be accepted in the fraternal spr
it in which it is rendered., will supercede the
cessity Of the employment Of all force.
There are some who say, let the tariff go down;
let our manufactures be Frustrated. If such be
the pleasure at another session, OF those to whose
hands the Government Of this country Is confiied
let bankruptcy and ruin be spread over the land;
and let resistance to the laws, at all hazards, be
subdued. Sir, they take counsel from their pas.
sions. They anticipate terrible reaction from
the DOWNFALL Of the tariff which would ultimate.
~ re-establish it upon firmer basis than ever.
But It Is these very agitations these mutual irri-
tations between brethren of the same family, il 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-02
To kent,

To Kent,
fes.H The three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE
h.1s IN Royal, between Cameron and Queen streets,
formerly occupied by Capt 0. P. Finley family.
mar 81 3tsw2v JAMES ENTWlSLE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-20
For the Richmond Palladium.

FOR Tue M1C0m000 k01110101os
To the voters Of the fah Congregational
Disfricf, IN the aafe Of Indiana.
owIcrIxENs:-A report having
zen circulated, with design to have an
feet on q. H. Smith, at the approaching
ection, 10 which our names have been
sed, We deem 1t duty We owe to him,
to YOU, and TO ourselves, to correct It. and
will take me liberty Of making some ad-
ditioual remarks. The report is in sub
stance about this: that we should have
heard the widow Of the late Septimus
Smith, {brother Of o. H. Smith, in an IN
terview with Peter Wright Of Ph,ladel-
rhia, charge the said o. H. Smith with
cheating her out Of several hundred dol
lars, and that we were 80 well satisfied OF
the correctness Of SAID charge, that we
had deserted Smith, and would support
M'Carty. Now we unhesitatingiy pro-
nounce the above report misrePresenta-
ton and altogether without foundation ;
and so far are we from deserving Smith,
that we feel an increased confidence IN
his integrity and success-believingt that
in Wayne county he will receive great
er number Of votes, at the ensuing cleo
ton, than at any former enc.
In the interview above alluded to,
which was had in our presence, the object
Of which was to explain to said Wright,
and request him to explain to DIR. Moses
Smith Of Philadelphia, (who holds con-
siderable claim against the estate Of Septi-
MUS Smith decd the situation OF the es-
tate, she THE widow) regretted the inabil-
ity Of the estate to meet the demands.
In preferring this claim o. II. Smith
was employed by his brother the Doctor
as agent and had received part of the a.
mount-but she made no charge against
o. H. Smith of yustice; she only suppos-
ed that he had not taken sufficient care
to inform the Doctor Of the situation Of
the estate. This she inferred from the
Doctors having lately written her, urging
the ability Of the estate to meet the de-
mands gainss it, provided it was correct
ly managed. We have been thus expli-
cit, In consequence of a belief, that the
above report has been got up and circu-
lated as Hobby, by designing men, for
the purpose Of putting Smith doaon and
M'Carty up.
ROBERT MORRISON.
ROBERT HILL.
Richmond, TIL mo. l4th, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-20

are permitted to violate every psinci
pie Of honor and tsample on the feel
ings Of all who Do not support them In
their pretenssons to Office, then indeed
hcre ne fallen Upon era times.
Did prefer Gen. McCarty to Mr..
Smith, Certainly / did. And who
Can gainsay it being my right This
conduct Of Mr.. Smith toward me
proves that in this preference ! was
well advised and strengthens me in the
course l have adopted.-Another
word and | am done. / assure Mr..
Smith that l entertain toward him no
feelings of personal hostility, and
should he even condescend to write
me a friendly letter l hereby pledge
myself not to expose or use it to his dis
advantage in any case whatever.
DAVID HOOVER.
July l6, 1888.