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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WARWICK

IlF.IUJIt.i ~ I4NNr " INV
Ara meeting Of the Democratic party Of Warwick county,
held tho Court house oil SAID county on &hursday ION
inst Wlianr Crnnrt EsQ, called 10 The Chair and
Can't IJan P Jones, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in sinrt, bric ana comprehensive
ner explained the object ri the meeting which was design
"a n appoint delegates from this county and
With the delegates which may he from sister
lice Elizabeth City York and the city ol williamsburg
meet the - inst al Yorktown, 10 nominate suitable
candidate represent these M The House nf
Delegates "f Virginia.
On motion OF S,ml C. Curtis, Esq. w. G. Young wi.
liam Craiord f. Jones' ard John Patrick appoint
I'd delegates said Convention
And then on motioa the meeting adjourned cine die
WIN. CRAWFORD. Chairman.
D. p JoSEs. Sec'v
I,hnann Of l.lulsiana 10
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WI .AMsEas, Secretary

MRS FORREST This lady has rercntip ocsh p'as'"S
successful engagement Al the Albany ~ ~ M"ssun
4 lev envcnln9s since on he occasion ~ 'e' M 49,
ws called for and being led bei: The cur
tain ty alr clnol made the following neat ana u'poP'
ate snerlr which received with prolonged applause
La hes an nIIemrn In nheying your KIND summons ils
evening cannot refrain irr expressing my gralIind" pf
the lnurriag reception you ha'" gwen nc NY t's '"
sunsl visit this the capitol 81 the state, OF "ii,h r'n
honor be adopted citizen. Lei Inc lKr"ls" hiiGh
You lJ tic kinn ami appreciation you have bestowed Up
humble Efforts IN my new vocation "A v"'a'hih
have nupd 10! from vanity nor from desire Tor oIole
~ a. asserted, but from the necessity nave
for the year, of ahOrng IN earn Tor ysti
md Younger sister, lily bread | scarcely say
hen valuable IA III" Is The support ana anoSl VI e
uubIc Bar i; unrfnittiug cSrrnns obtain Tor me a
continuance 81 your favor efforts shall be wanting on my
part
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W.-I"m I r,.ial. alas W. I. II dale,
Defendant

W,l.,m T f,ialt alas W. l. II dale, Defendant
he ease III" OF
attachment returned executed The Oh
Iii. 81 the cicndaht the sum oi Ne nun
PRINCIPAL Win legal lnarcsI hereo ium ~"
DIV r y u. TIT paii aud Appearing hy am aSI
ia. defendant resident OF ls state on M no ici
rior nv Is attorney. nictr hai t' sa, icn! at
mpG:h aicr Cue publication 81 lhT rr'i
.ss' to psteci hii interest III lhis - anu W"
M. . br four wecES ~ III"
, I.HguIr published 10 lie cay :" Klshin =
door al III" !uiti House % tb- c"ui-
y an III" ii, the County Couti tep:.-c-.r
= MI i.-,y:iy DAVID " III NTEK, Clerk
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! March y -rhlw ia~ II thhiok. 'Mi'""n


| J",UN AND RIFLE: Ma go u NJ GU Sh'' !"
ID THOMAS II II KEk, ~ 10 It!a s't"''- s
AZ NiIy t'i - rnE"tr
Nm. al i'uu EHc'T i.lU T. ,.~ I,atl,
offered MO Percussion.
eX uI ,,.l WARRANTED lr'tr, tl' =
~ III. .-y,c,ll zurrYiu,ru'.us- 81 l:JIir
Know II IL tie. Sp1riI,. w,;it to- ~" I,st y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

Ex-Governor Johnson, OF Louisiana died HE Tesdenc,
in that State on The 10Th inst.
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q Linen. Check. sra c,I c:.ocd Goats
cw supplies rccc"e c"ry d;rcct from cur Mcn
r:ariury 1t Newark. KEEN, tIIiLES & BALDWIN.
1itrrii No. o. iian =:
PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has salts facorially file
u the inng business, from devil" - eGioi
lie rs. job Printer, hoTlns bee" I"ha :"
H. IS Tic III -! uie5, al The SITih has been If'i'
,, H.. published ~" "rely rsrrs i:ri .''Hr
., la - AZ ":-r nI hs~ lr'fr: ~ lie
..Ig i .ru.tt ..er. Address ". :.in",, " -
lie "nD! - ~dIaE +" into i,e r"nntrT --
=z.Si:ET= babe OF SEA :hsS-Ths 80. iIs,t.
I,"chin Travelling work b,sscs tor "
so,:ir'h! ai' :" cheap can De h.l a. ~ MAN Il
N:.-" = -----------., .rl,. w.Y
J.EANT,S PATENT COFFEE Poi -, ,.Inaie / +
: .ond o'f"f -
u.Etg strong an quick "n5 they are made
family ina, ma u,r h,,n Wi, Ln for IN. liable
If the ia-sl quality i block IA ana iie ., S,c,ro,
ley can D. found he Huss IKiEY co, II. MiInst
M-Lcn - ,,I1ITr " ck,. Cotton and Hemp
" T~ine, 1r sale ~ qulnl.'e- GlSTER g. ALVEY.
No IL. PearlSrec'.
= =, -, EITt, :. Beard and koy.s cTow,ryt anu ba,
EEcLE r2rc 10 The trade a, New ofk prizes Also
x l"y's Ss.tie'. io' ~ GISTER s. ALVEY.
kirby Pins No. &c, Pearl Street
--- - sr.aMIR POCAH0NTAs.
,,u BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
, NO rAs Captain JoSss, VIII De read s.t.fl
" freight for the above places
~ ,cr 81. sill 20 receive II W 10 The
aiietnG ,9 Ink P NJ Saturday. the 90h inst
h2a, ~ : - -. :" LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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Ha:.', / -c"3ni
ii .lII,is q FOR VI ;.kCAArxIS

/ Cfsi + pri-ci Nrsiz assorted tniaT+
tp-t,s los ;rc-. Paris.
- . Linen. Cb9cE >trgc,s AMI Saocd Goats
A. supplies r"cc;"ci drcct from MGT
.;arrary At Newark. KEEN, Hill ES & BALDWIN
u. ,ri. j. No. lu2. iIain
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Gr4IrTvs - "f.;rtct'.
NOVELTY AND BEAUTY.
80 w beauty
,..r.I.I womb -Hrr unsi."" = "a a. al, em"iIrn
am, - nv Sprlns PaH'. which y be found
fn Irs eli Cnt m rt ii! i " all Who have
tnru, m AZ the Fr"r,h aud Eu. style, WHICH guaIanr
~ il - wed made 10 orier by lie hcS; IIilns
HENRY SlIAFER
Mucli i 40. W., hdl,, rI.i-, '''',,i Ii'''.
.DrgCE. TO BUILDERS OF SAW MILLS.
HAVE .on r~cln Mill Irons, OF ir follow"
Water Wheels. TanA AID Tor
ar, bolt M lI"u.: >up' Irh-. tor l"ccs.
blocks: Rdawher and several other
m ~ ururr-sIs ucHioG a!l at which vii ell With ;"
All etc below co.'s" hhyrersOn Tn:ng
A., tr "uut - ~ To cat anl examine ;h5r The
ma ,l.n.r, -.- be- .aeu. bU 'rr! .Itlc
" DAVID MASON
S...i; cnuuty Va
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| t",rnr" ! rt.l" '"r - 'crr'"u"
March iwa-Lir J.. n SERDRIA. fity GdUG1G
IS" C:it q: CGEii.-Tr ~" VOTERS or the u,
TN Oh KiLiiHBNn AZ a." i'gucs: large number 81
ru.- NJ ii desires lcrtbf
my candidate the anfrG Should b. BE
,., Il prumisc
a., uvl!r! the uic thereof and
,Xrl'nn L.
NrIy Respectfully rnt~, SAMPSON .ONL'
II
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r.:r >E,; s,.,ln,.IaRT OF Tni; NAVY, JAhho
G. BOEBlN-NAVAL REFORM.
We hav. S, if.,plrnlIy heard The QUESTION, Z" W. :
|; UgoJ..! rIap.dGici y, "a: c"'.'"', "'' " ,l.,
,,.n !. l,-,. ,alt ieaus HI, n!.ci: has ueeh Se'oe
= oac -, q .n piaice'S cabinet iii inc capacity Il"
ii ne Navy that we feel disposed 10 answer ''e
query ar n! AZ in 0urpO~cT ne ~ ,bs
D., H. t,r, commencing task pleasing 10 us because he
smiled, al IL is yrncntly Deserving We Deg u '"i' IT,
readers mai ruc rus auh gc4 aalliiS d' hnl Away ~
uslruatlvI. ga lie contrary Ht' az
ar. ,v.r 10Th ~ arqur: notnrIcly or position
,vr l., call rom proper s"itccd r'qielc' J. nv '
mann T ,aIr, and v~er ui mind cannot tc mcguire" III III
sc, MIA 81 il does not necessarily o!iu" HAT no mos
r,h srhl n will make the wisesl sage or most saga
; ,,mar /, il a tact generally conceded too, th't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
CENTRE FOUNDRY.

]. q A. ]. BAUGS. ~. d! .
.-ai No ID Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
T EEP constantly on hand assortment OF tne letest
II and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
oI ParIOr, Shop Cooking stoves. Their "Western
vrgnian,' coal sove cannot be surpassed 37 any S
thing ever introduced into the city They have sofa loO
OF them within six nonhs 70
take them back they did not give satisfaction, anu nave
They also keep constantly hand the latest style ol
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made IN ~
Foundry line, which will be sold low for cash.
Particular attention will be paid to II klnus o. soP
Work z-- aSMLL-zzlus. ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Pemberton House.
water street, Below Monroe.

---.1 ~ -WHEELINC, va.
mn M PEMBERTON announces to his old friends and
the public generaV. that he has located In the com
odious br OK btdirs, formerly known as me al Y.
prepa cd to entertain in gond style at moderate
prices. The Pemberton House is situated mmeaaeiy s
on Tic Steamboat Landing and the Depot oil the Bal
tinore Ohio Railroad, aordng passengers Tor The
cars OF packet boats convenient stopping place. nG
propriet6r respectfully invites The attention Of his old
friends to his house. soicts share of public patron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

DAGUERREOTY EGALLERY.
A. G. invites
f5E1G9S attention to his Daguerrean Rooms, AMI
III s9sE1 Apparatus, now. the result of years OF
E4f8IlSSV experience and close application TO tho
sS11 art. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all ofth improve
which time and proper tests have proven valuable
he promise to produce LiKeDesSSs a., ~, to
beauty and perfection which mas yet OeeH " INV
DaguerTean process. a, ..,t.t "a.
For the attractive and IN ~
fitted he invites the pIDhG " S
inc themselves. His Cabinet OF SPeclsS
fkenesses takea all kinds of weather, snsly or in
groupsi also post moTem kenesses takena AT
-A well selected stock otmate pales'
cases, lockets &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms, No. SO Monroe Bt.s near the Fost othce
nOy1S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Something worth seeing!
A M. ADAMS
iWIloLRsALEI AND RETAIL. !.
,0THTNG EMPORTTTN

= w .
TTAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
pared to accommodate my customers than ever be.
fore and at such prices win astonish the natives
Come on and try me- Remember thai my place IS one
door above the old corner long occupied by me- rs
useless for me to undertake enuerate my stock the
uariety is SO great. je20 !. a. M. ADAMs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
COPP1E1E, TIN, s. sAAE1EI 1AkON WAAk As
ManufaotorY. 81 p.

"IIduI1dOOOIVI VIt isTl-IN-.
. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
el bestowed unon him. the would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally that he
contimes to manufacture the abovo named articles In
all their variety he has on hand ss9od as
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most ar
nroSed ma atter ms for coal and wood. = - - ~
Job work will continue to receive attention
and ke executed with promptness and In style that Will
please the most Eastidious. 5szs.3
. x. u lH,nO b,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Spring and Summer CLOTHING.

Spring and Summer Clothlng.
STBPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,
A NNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and the
a nnbc generally that having commenced business,
s receiving at his new Store Ro2T, IN M I6TS
of every color quality, and variety Flaln ana anGy
CASSIaiERES; Silk Satin, and ai kinds Of IESIIntS'
suitable for the Spring Summer and which ne viii
mp order at tho shortest notice, inthe 6sst
embraces shirts Of every kind, Collars, CTavats Hand
kerchies Gloves Undershtrts DraSeIs
store ifyou want The ont in the call al
Quarters South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water stree;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, 9
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., go.
II m. ORUnIBACKER would announce TO his
81 friends and the public generally that having puTehas:
ed the interest of the senior business ny
viii continue the old stand No 176 Main St.
and would respectfully solicit, and to
uance the patronage bestowed the elH
He has Just returned from the Eastern Cities and 70 now
opening an extensive and well selected stock oil
CbemIeals Perfumery, Fancy articles Sc, all OF which
were purchased after strict personal INSPECTION ard Win
scupuous regard TO purity OF are now oheIe
TO the nublc on the most reasonable terms. WI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
MnTIIRE HOUSE,

NAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.
z WHEELING, VA. siS.si SO
bsen recently at cost ofover 800 600
Ill and furnished the very best style. 1t contains all
fj1s anpnness in use the beat aaern Hotels, and Is
in all respects for FIRST class House
he Proprietor having been engaged heretofore IN one
tle best Eastern Hotels is determined To- ma
atrors in style inferior to west cast and res
ilectfDlly soIicfts their IaVor =. .liepssl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18

Bnltimore PInno EoFte m InnuIactSFy;,
II j. WISE &. BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
Grand and Square Pianos request the special atten
ton OF female performers, to late and important in.
provernent in the OF the piano. By this invention
the keys OF the piano be regulated to HARD or
SORT TOUCH suit the exact strength Of the
touch is oftEe rsts 1timportance, tyere vain to talk
or fine tone fthe kI s not susceptible OF Tree and
eiestc the fnherem qualities ofthe
instrument will remain unknown. Those who won
avail themselves ofthe best possible means Of the
See business circulars which may be had Tree OF post
sse' Dy 40't j. J. WISE q BROTHER,
mar26 BALTIMORE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Look at This!

LOOK aG 4-444S!
LII those who are desrous Of preserving the memory
n OF themselves and friends, do so, most efec-
uay by calling without deay,at l. Tarbells Dagder-
reOype oOms at the corEer Of Main and Bddls
Centre wheeng and procure for caoh those lieike Fc
ures which be Obtained with the same degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city,
/. TARBELL, Dagier feotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
Adams q Co.'s Paokaee Express.

Adams & Cots Package Express.
9 -
w would respectfully inform the public that we have
w extended our Great Western Express to Zanes.
vile, and thence by connecting Express Line TO
Newark and Columbus through to Ctnctn1at Louisville
and st. Louis.
We now prepared to forward with mail spsed and
safety Specie bills JewelTy, and all descriptions
light and valuable packages to and from these points,
also tile points OF St. Clarsvle Loyds
vile, MorTistown, Fairvtew, Washington, Cambridge,
Newark, etc etc.
lctal messenger will leave Office in charge OF all
valuabes and packages business entrusted to his
caro- win receive prompt and efficient attention; @
ansooif N. PIGMAN, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-18
BAeIH. sAsH EAcToR1; ~ .

- BAGIH SASH FACTORY.
LAS DE " f @ CO.,
MANUFACTURER9O OF
Doors, MOuldfMgs, Sash and Ken1ttan FSht'ttefs'
= = 5zz.lli JAco aSTREErs
CENTRE WHEELIHG,fVA. ~ . as*5ti
TTAVlNG completed extensive Factory, we
Ill nowprepared to fill all orders for Sash and Doors
every size. . ! &c., .,t.hio 20 or.n
frnnts &C. made order Every variety OF moultngs,
nom fourth bead to inch Ogee are on hand
Tery variety OF PilasteTs and ATchitTaves made to
der Also Venitan Shutters, either or revolt
wing Stats ,.s .ssls /. =, :. IL,
that the above named articles from the
very beat and An orders
be M ended to promptly, and goods well packed for
shipping mas ELIAS DEW q. Co..
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.OCTO OBER sls. 1853. So e 7s7 7s.5..'51 81 =
WHE EFIiING
'sPRING OF 1858,
VIM. 81. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN


WHOLESALE DEALER IN
aZf Foreign q Do1ieStic Dry Goods ss5
No LII 1Iqin ST., West sile, bettoeen Monroe anu
Union sts.
" tsfa4 Wheeling Va
NOW inreeeipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock OF
goods 9daped TO the this section abe found
invite the attention or retail dealersi consisting OF
rasH -sf4s ,5 DRESS GOODS F5f r.a
hams etc. With urge stock SfprSts m ssE Ssst
makes and eolors Also bonles, ribbons, Innings, and
Other trimmings in variety. and of
MEM WEAR. @ ts55s IN
In cloths, cassimers sattnetts, nernos scassuieres
jeans, tweeds and summer cloths; also Coonades Den.
nis blue drills, brown linens, nankeens and
and boys palm hats Leghorn Canton hats soft
wool, brash hats etc withG full stock of linen and cot.
baggng seamless bags burlaps table diapeTs Crasl
driilgs tiokTgs checks, shirtng stripes etc. brown
and beached mnslins; with good stock OF white goods
III tn0 NOTION LINE.
As scambrics aconets Irish linens aces, threads but.
My whole stock win be found unsurpassed, as well in
4Iaiits mafa5 Spa 7's'1' : = 4 .s- w.T.sELBY
; - 5McCIIALLBNSi &KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs,5l IN ~
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS AND
Boys Hats and Caps, at the
= i2l &C nell knoton stand of the u
BIG RED'BOOT.4
NTRn receiving fromonr Eastern MSnuiacturins
tred OF Boots and Shoes for Fall aud Winter
wear ever offered in this any other
tions and are intended expressly for retailing To
regular customers, and all others who may us with
Shoes which equaln quality OF material aud
workmanship to those manufactured in this or any other
partof the United States Our stock VIII oe onnu 10 con-
sist, ihpart, OF the following seasonable goods'
49, lt4eI
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CITY BUSINESS.
RoB'T FoRsYTn. ]. +. HOPKINS. J. II. FORSYTH

Rob,T FoRsYru, j. F. HOPKINS. j. II. FORSYTH IN.
FoRSYTHS & H0PKINs,
(Suceessors to Forsyth aud Baker.)
t-al ~ forwarding and le
Com mn i ssi Ola M en- g IL an is,
PRODUCE AND FLOUR DEALERS,
wheeling Va.
TTTAVINC competed our arrangements East and West
6 for the safe and speedy transit of Merchandise and
Produce, tender services g tho public win the
having Railroad track running into aud being very
commodiouS and detached from olher gives QUIZ
friends greater security for thei property, -
lt-FSoLe Agents for the Baltimorea md PHO Trans
p0rtation Line, through direct e RtilgdeiphiG..
viii be made for storage when consigned for slpment o
jRn21 F's. " H.s'ti
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

Mr.. Vincent You will please publish the FOL.
lowing. which is in substance, the petition bring
circulated PRAYING the Legislature to grant another
charter for Lottery in our State;
We The unlersignsi, citizens Of the State Of
Delawnrr, beg most respectfully to state to tae
Honorable members of The Senate and House of
Representatives, of said State that it woni be but
an act of justice on the piri Of your Honorable
Body to grant the p"iiiion Of your present petit
TONERS, now asking for charter, or privilege. to
ESTABLISH lotteries anil sell lottery tickets in tbs
State OF Delaware, inssmuch as ST liar charter
was granted at the last session oil the Legislature
for similar purposes.
L it is right TO grint such a charter to one com.
rnny. undoubtedly it is right to grant it to nnth-
er company Bc.ilss, in this ease we think it
necessary hat olher companies sh ,ull have thu
same privilege to pursue the same business as IN
would have tendency TO prevent NOR opoly; pre-.
vent imposition; regulate Tho scheme, and prevent
a special privileged company iInm making iheir
scheme scheme by which they can obtain the
most money, under the most 1a;ering pretences,
with the least possible risk 10 themselves.
Competition Is the lie oil honest tralei and
from the fact that the present COMPANY are using
every means in their pnwer-empoyin and feeling
lawyers and senling hem on as lobby borers (some
o. whom were most Instrumental in proc uring the
charter for the present Company, and arc deeply
interested, )-to prevent another company from
lobtainfng similar charter, it argues that they
dread that competition, anil is evidence to our
minds that composition in this well as all other
business ought to exist.
Il Anoiher reason why the present petitioners re-.
quest should be granted, in our opinion, is that
they offer, as bonus, the same amount OF money
las given for similar grant, nor do they ask for
the exclusive right as they fear no competition /;
and If such acts oil Legislature arc to be bought
with price, in vis,0 Of an exhausted ieasnry, it
is but just to sell TO all who will give that price.
llt is, in our opinion, contrary to every principle
of right to gran, such privilege to one and refuse
it to another. Republeanism, true Democracy,
cnuntenances no such partial legislation, nor the
granting of any such OK elusive privileges
4 Now, for myself, although not much in favor of
lotteries, yet have no hesitation in saying in re-
gard 10 this matter, that il was right to grant
The charter granted BY the last Legislature il is but
iair and equitable that this Legislature should
lgrant the charter now asked for by MI Glazier
& Co. have no idea OF upholding monopoly-I
go in for composition. free trade and equal rights
My Democracy teaches me that no Legislature
Ihaye a right TO grant The exclusive privilege of
carrying on any business, to any man or set Of
men, and that it would b. partial and unjust in
our Legislature after granting similar charter
tpa New YORK Company. TO refuse this, the request
| If our own citizens OF Delaware.
! NO MONOPOLY.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Literary koitcss.-1n another column will be
found the advertisements OF Household Words
a weekly periodical edited by Dickens. and re
printed in New York, by Messrs. McEreath
q Lord We have taken this work from The
FIRST, and without hesitation say. that we be-
lieve II Is the best periodical published at the
present time in the Engiise language. Al least
We have received more general information
from Il than from any other from reading its
columns. Amongst other things this work
, contains what may be called an historical ac-
count Of every art and trade, showing every
ninuiis Of custom, mode of working, and wages
Eo. &c. The price is Q cents per number.
The Illustrated Magazine Of Arts, is the
t.sme 0, oae The hest mag ZINES we have seen {,
.ilsna time. 1t is published by Mr.. Alsxande
8ioligem,ry, ofNo II Spruce ST., Nav York
The present number contains handsome viev
AZ the English House of Commons" por
iriit Of . Chsucer," g the Battle Of Water
49," "ths Duke Of wellInaton's Funeral Pro
eession, besides numerous exeslleni plates, TO
,umsr us TO mention. Pfso IS cents per nun
sar.
f'Ailsdslpaia, Jr..lmingion and Bahimor
aa,iroad.-Ata meeting Of tiia Stockholders Q
tais Company, held in Philadelphia on the ioi
!Asi., The following gentlemen were elected d
r'ctors to s;rvs the ensuing year-Samue' NJ
felton, NJ. Brooks Buckley. O. II. Fisher, i
C.. Dale, James Rogers. WIN R ssllars, Mer
fit Candy, Edward w Gipin. Charles ! d,
ont, j. |. Cohen, Ir Thomas Keso, John
lsiooms, Robert M Msgraw, Columbus o Don
nd, Henry A Thompson.
Al a meeting Of the Dirsctors held the sam,
day, Samuel N. FELTON, was unanimously re
sssstsd President, Alexander Campbsli secrs
tsrg and Treasurey.
The Spiritual JTrappiHss are now agi,aiin
.arTequiNiHink Hundred considerably.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21

sao dare persevsts IN such days Of trial cannot
now be doabted. liz that dare acknowledas
him ,oif why, near the waters oil the Della
ware whsrs NJ. fcnly his pr,psrsy, BAT his
person IL svssy h5ur In danger Of being carried
IA, Ia m,lsia my opinion to BE- depended apon
than ox,nswhigs 10 sesuriy. You nave
had yostfims Of trial here, you knsx hew pre-
asfieMs tLeir situation, and you also kn'w 'hei5
isnaess; they did not bear that proportion 70
/, ths disaf ,cssd. tha, could have wished, yet
Wills haS dared . intend, hoped congress,
tkAss d i, srasfs now wear different ocm.
,as1niba, md san but have the countsnancs and
1sprrr, Of congfsss, which no doubt shall
$ evil aovsfnnrnt | am convinced will soon :,
n sush fefes, az 10 cause ihoss wis have OIL
anded 10 suenbls! -,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1853-01-21
For the Blue Hens Chicken.

Mr. Vinoent.-I sec by your paper of the
l4lh inst. that the Senate and House of Rem.
esenaives by resolution has authorised ihs,
State Treasurer TO pay to VIM. Chandler tbs
sum Of slA5, John Jones sT5, and Thomas