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9VILMIN9TON, DEL, JULY 22,1848
looo
tion
of
wore
John
WHIG MEETING.
The Whigs of Kent County, in pursuance of
their hat meeting, are requested to assemble at the
State House in Dover . on THURSDAY, the 98th
day of July, lost, at 10 o'clock, A. M. A genera!
attendance is desired, for it is expected that candi
dates (bribe offices of Sheriff and Coroner will then
be nominated, and other important business in
furtherance of the Whig ea
Our anemtos are already in the field, and it be
hooves ua to be active and vigilant ; they have be
gun the contestas usual with an attempt to duoeive
people. They ask us why we have toot those
better times promised in in the campaign of 1840?
Tril Ihem that it is because wa have not bean able
of
Um
of
veto
Tho
to obtain those measures which would have nacur.
®d those boiler times ; because it pleased Divine
Providence to remove tbe President of oor choice,
who would have foithiuHy administered the duties
of his atatien by vindicating those principles which
we believe necessary to tbe prosperity of tbe ooun
try, and because John Tyler, who has accidental
ly succeeded to the Presidential office, to which
he «a never elected by any party, heejreudmlent
<(r and troUoreueh re I used to sanction and cairy
principles, being aided in his perfidy by
fooo allies !
lean
in
to
to
are
ecu
and
looo
nets
hia Loco
Toll th«m,too,that we are still contending ugainat
the enemies of a sound currency—the oppoeersof
American industry and the advocates of a measure
intended to rpb tfra old Slates of their interest in
the territory for which our forefathers bled. Teh
them that against such principles, in such a con
teat and ràib such foes, we will move firmly and
tboagh
and
and
for
in union, showing to the world that
fiaye been temporarily defeated by the peijbdy of
pne man, we are not disheartenrd, but eOnfidcsnly
await the time that will «teure the triumph of tho«
political measures that have ever been the object
of the Whig party. july 90, 1842.
"
We can't afford to get our correspondent M C
D." a wife without name or money.
Appointment by tbe governor.
STxmcN Roddy Esq., has been oppqinted Jus
tice of the Peaco and Notary fabe|lipn Public, in
plane of Joseph Roberta Esq. whose term of office
haa expired. Mr. Bodoy ia a man of good judg
ment, sound praitical acme, which render him
well qualified to discharge the duties of hia office.
Conclusion of tbe Fortune Teller.
hit
We conclude in our paper of this morning,
M Tnc Fostunc Telles" an original and very in.
tercating tale of the revoloiiqn, by oi»r esteemed
and tainted correspondent M Mpz '' We would
be plea«d to received other favors (Vom so able a
friend will gratify u*, when
pen, and b opo
leisure wilf permit.
Camp Meeting,
A camp meeting will be held
i the 8 th of August, next The to
told is a beautiful
St. Georges*
oommcucing
cation we
access. Person* wishing toaliond tin cenp
go either by land or water. The meeting
derstand will commence
tinue until Saturday..
and easy tf
Monday and
judge fronj the fluttering among
the loco focos, and their bitter amok oalty toward u^,
and the Republican,
have done some execution. Go
yo#r fusing, fretting, boasting and bellying, we
terrors for whig«, at least they
n the like of you
of t he fable of the lion and
If we
should suppose that
gentlemen,
we have
have
for us,
before, and remind
jaek-asa. If we did not know the temper and
don't know what
courage of tin« Iokies,
might be toinplodto do. There
that make a frightful noise, bit
many animals
perfectly
harmlass.
Never ptui a pally ip a mere pitiful condition,
than iatke loco foco Tyler party of New Castle
County. It is with the greatest difficulty that the
keep tfyo rank and
file in order. Tho brjghteniqg up of tbe Whig
prospecta make them flatter like wounded pigeons,
and twist about like a baaket Jf eel«. Be patient
boy», your jig is up.
How comes on the Iokies of Sassex ? Will
a chapter
leaders of the loco focos
these
fsienda give
worthies. It ia time to «bow 'i
of
up.
, of the improve
In our notice, a few daya si
in this city, we should have stated
that John M. Turner, Simmons and Duncan, and
concerned in the
mCnta going
John L. Hadden E*qrs.
building of the handsome
Market between Seventh and Eighth «treett.
Sin« tho above waa put i
Mivad the following, which
of brick houses, in
type, we have
imwrt with pleo
Mr. Cannon—I te. in yirar Tjluablo p«p.r, •
city at this
sketch ol' the ■ improvements i
lime, and te pleasing ta the public at large, and
peeialiy to your subscribers, to see the intéreat vou
take in giving such infotmation. Those buildings
m Market above Eighth street, belong to D. C.
Wilson. J. L, Hadden, Mrs. Banning, and 81 m
"mon. and Duncan. The carpenters »fe E. Hux
l«r «Ml J- M. Turner—bricklayer., M eur.. Flinn
and Billmey. Those buildings m Seventh street
in prägte« now, belong to D. C. Wilson, Pinker
ton and Allen, and Lewis Curlet— «arpentera
Moore and King, J. M. Turner and J. C. Seeds.- -
PI«« leeeive this aa correct information,
f FRIEND TO IMPROVEMENT.
.Tub IimtaCBiucirr.—The country, from Maine
1 « to Georgia, is almost convulsed with indignation at
' the threats of the Clay Whig majority in Con
gree* to impeach tbe President.— Madisonian.
With laughter sir—with laughter sir—nothing
a A pretty kettle of fish has been made of the
ieeehmeot. Not a friend haa been brought by
«Dathv to the administration. Some other bug
MHMt bi got opb-17. Ä Oon.
t.%
m
r;
The UHn Rad the Tarie*.
It ip mllj uetai, in (met, U in Uu ( bukl».t.
hp.r the lat« fern boulin, abort (Mr 4mucr«ry,
«hot covrao done than para, unaontamlnated
démocrate take to make manUhafc tkeir democracy t
Wlut ..idenc. da tb., , it. at (Mr repub.
lieanism f In whet
patriotism? Exactly iq the
do they prove their
the tories
of
when John Tyler vetoed the bank MU? Thu
looo focoa; who rejoiced In the time of the rcvolch
tion when the King of England attnqltaUlMi acta
of the colonial Congress V The tories? Who
wore in fkvonr of a one
revolution f The Tpites • Who now support
John Tyler In hia tyrannical exercipe of the veto
«
th«
of the colonial Congress and ahootfd God aaya
Um King ? The Tories ! Who oppoCf the sofa
of Congress
but
and hurrah for John Tyler, the
veto President ? The. loco focoe. Who were op
posed to protecting American jntermte in 1776?
Tho tories. Who
opposed to protecting Amer
f Tbe looo focos. Who were
lean interests i
in favor of the stamp act of Parliament, and wished
to support the operatives of England in preference
to those of the United States? Tho tor tea ! Who
are for free trade now, thereby supporting and on
ecu raging foreign manof«e»orera and moehanles,
and starving thooe of the United Sta'ea ? The
looo foooa ! Who supported King George in his
nets of oppression against the eolonUl Congre«
and the people in 177« ? The tot lea ! Wb® nma
support John Tyler in tramping upon the righto
and salting at defi
if
in
be
tbe expressed will of the
people and Congre« ? The loco focoe ! Who
denounced and calumnUted the colonial Can g ra se
for resisting the mandates of King George and hia
cabinet ministers? The lories! Who new dc
nounce and defune Congre« for opposing John
Tyler, in bis unwarrantable exercise of tbe only
kingly prorogative known to our constitution?
The loco focoe ? Who were opposed to the ma*
jority govorning in 1778? The toriea! WJio
new oppeecd to the government of the ma
jority? Tho looo focoe! Who aald that, the
" acquiescence of the minority, i n acta of the ma
jority are absolutely necewary in all republican
governments. Thotpas Jefferson. Who was the
father of the democratic party in this country 7
Thomas Jefferson ! Who now oppose and aet at
defiance the acta of the majority ! Tbe loco focoe!
These
facta which tbe people should re
member, and when a whig heara a loop boasting of
hit democracy , aak him what H means ?
PJu Kod'uui.
The lokips find their opposition to the tariff ani
heme induetry, to be
want jo crawl out. They find the peoplp am
against Ihem, and like rata they desert a sinking
y too Lje fokies Jo sidle off,
you must slick, ap yopr leaders in Congre« have
recorded their yqlet «gainst the measure —sgajpat
Thome i n d O stry-^-ajrayj^ 'tZHZ&T
manufacturer, mechanic and working man—
against Auatriccn interests .enterprise and capi
tat—against the government and the people.—
These are facta which cannot be denied or rofated.
Tbe lokics may fume and firpt as much a« they
please, yet they will never be able to shake off
the odium of their opposing the tariff ond home
induetry. It will stick to them in spite of their
"Jamenialioua here and elsewhere." The ÿue is
drawn, and position defined—the whig* are jn fo
ot' a tariff to support rite government, protect
tbe people and foster home industry, the Iokies
opposed to the« things—they .arc in favor of
direct taxation, to support the government, and
free trade to ea-'ourage foreign capitalists and la
bourers. They want to reduce the wage» of Amcr.
ican freemen, to a level with tbe subjects and
serfs of European countries.
The Iokies manifest their lorn for the working
by opposing evjry measure of government
calculated to benefit and advance them. We want
•hip. Hut il
the people to remember the« thing«, that they
may know their real friends.
A Good Movement.
Mr. Arnold, a whig member pf Congress, has
published iu the National Intolhgeucer, a Bill*
which he intends to introduce in tho House of
Representatives, and urge its adoption, reducing
the mileage and pay of the members of Congress.
The Bill propo« to reduce the members per diem f
from eight to aix dollars per day, and allow them
six instead of eight dollars foy every twenty mi!«.
This is a good moyement and ia another evidence
of the disposition of the whigs to eoonomi« the
expen
the
of the government. But there ia a
important provision in the bill, which de
clarea that members shall not be pahl for the time
absent, unie« detained from their duty
by sickness. This ia perfectly rifht, it ia just, it
is nothing more than hon«t, as no man ought to
be pai(i for services which hé dp« not render.—
We would consider it a good amendment, to make
every member pay to the government the amount
ofhia^er diem, for every day he voluntarily ab
sents himself from the buaine« of the House.—
We hope Mr. Arnold may suco«d in getting Jhia
measure through, and in ca« be dees, it may
wall be «id that he done
and generation.
in
they
•
vou
C.
m
-
good in hi* 4*J
Tyro Kiewrkn.—T he Naw York Son saya :—
" On board of the barque Adu io, recently arrived
from the coast of Africa, are two Krawmen,
brought out at their own request to Ibis country.
They
stripe running down their fac«, from the forehead
to the chin. This singular mark ia
tinction, and all who ara thus honored 1
freeman ! They will return to their native court
at
Con
the
by
bug
queer looking darkies, both having a
of di
try In (he «me vessel next fall."
flHiMim—Th United Stete. Omni of
m/i: M A y of twelve or tbirtoea
^earn of agn, a
of Mr. We. B. Janvier, ef New 1 -
cede, [Delaware,] _ .
Meshy bat, at that loa n, ty (ha [allanUj of a
TOM« oflfaor, Puml Mid.bipm.n Bool, of 0»
t
U.S.H..T.
grandson, we are Informed, of
Truxtoo. The boy, wbile balhjng on
the obere below the Railroad wharf, vu carried
of by I furious flood tide, and swept
Hon, and tfi« afotn; wag given; when Mr. Bealr
the wharf, Immediately leaped into the
river, swa* to tho spot, di^efr after Urn boy, who
had aonk, apparently for the last time, an* thought,
him aadbly to the short. Wa have understood that
.another gentlemen, Wm. H. Ifcgers, Esq. of Now
«■rtfe. «b, wa, on tb, wherf, jumped .IniMt a.
«- _. _ «, ... - j - w
descendent of his noble old ancestor.
Th. lort fee Rtet. Cnn.pntlon i. to n,..l
Dover on Tuesday next. Will some of our Dover
friends send us gq account of the sayings and
dotaf, of tb, Tyterile. and loco fee. We np.
P«e tin d. m.tr.lic firm her..(ter i> to be cited R
Tyler fc Co. There ia comiderable fretting, kick
ing and faming among the aspirants for the Con.
iprtion, nut thi. i. " ntt «id
vexation of spirit,** as the Colonel will be the man.
Mark that i And moreover, he will be decently
th« same time, an the earn« errand of bnirsaity
but the honour of saving the bay's life fhfl to Um
young officer, who has proWd himself, a worthy
ry
beat. Stick a pin there !
The tronblca in the loco loco tanka are increaa*
lag daily—soma of the faithful threaten to kiok,
if Doct. ia not nominated for Congress, others are
in fall blast for the Colonel, who, by tbe by, is tbe
cleverest man of the two. Then, there ie that
mighty men in Kent, as cruriy
and as peevish as an old maid. Ha is whining to
be noticed; besides there's half a dozen other as
pirante, ali pigmys in fhet, bqt giants in fhqir
own estimation. Keep cool gentlemen, loqo fooo
old bachelor
$3
ay
matches am dangerous in the*# times, and be
7
at
sure not to ccme in eontaet with one anOfth.r, or
there will be miaohief done.
The Richmond papers contain painfiil aocounte
of the damage bp the recent fij|het. Much grain
of
was swept away and lost In tbe counties south
and south-west of Petersburg, and in North Care- in
lina, a large amount of property waa destroyed.
Tkç Louieiona Election .—Tbe locofoco candi
date for Governor is etooted. The Legislature 1»
whig, and secures the election of U, 8 . Senator. ^
Ship Coronet, Capt Bute, from Lon «lander^ I
arrived at this port with 282 passengers.
of
w
I
A
Ttf* Vxro.—A Washington correspondent 1
the N. Y. Express, a paper rallier friendly
President Tyler, alluding to the Tariff BUI, aaj
»To resist the will of ^ongreat upon III
to be presented for his aignalnre, will
will of the F«op le. Tho omn
ct will be suicide to himsrif.
off
is
fo
of
and
la
and
litioal
to
to it will be'the first to acorn and ridicule tho
and the only eflwt
ing the strength of the giant to
the giant energi as of this great Republic.*' \
A Myites y .—At New Lotten, Ct., the otlfiu
laborers, on repairing to work in a field
in which they had bepn at work die previous aT
ternoon, at fÿe bead of what appeared Co be a
newly made grave, found erected a board, with
tbs inscription ** Buried by strangers,*' end on
digging down into the ground, they
.containing tbd body of a
of putrefaction, and apparently having!been dead
for a long time. The box waa a common ah«
box, with tho word ' Norwich' upon it. That it
had been thus deposited by some persons unknown,
since the time of their leaving the field on the
previous afternoon, there could be no doubt. The
body bôça aboutit no marks by which it mighj be
recognised, and tbe whole affair was a profound
wjNery.
be the gratification of L av
ril for a Qkne
day,
to a box
advanced state
they
FOR TRS DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
Proftinify Rebuked.
by tbe name of Moaes Edwards aliat
William Striker, was brought before Justice Me
Caulley
James Derry tbo City Collector. It appeared that
tbe Collector ealled on him for his tax, and he de.
nied hia name. The Collector having found out
the cheat, or that he had two names, informed him
he must pay his tax at the expiration of the legal
notice, at that time tbe Collector sent for it, and
not getting it he issued the legal process and col
lected it accordingly. When he next nut Mr.
Derry he
and being convicted ef six curses
and ecate. Mr. Derry aa a public officer did
A
has
Bill*
of
a charge of profanely cursing Mr.
f
them
the
a
de
time
duty
it
to
make
ab
Jhia
may
menoed abusing him and cursing,
fined 84
right and so would all other officers, were they te
bring up all such offenders. The foul and anmanly
practice of profano oarsing and swearing ia too
streets, and not only so but it
leads to breaches of the peace. 1 hope this ex
ample may be a warning to others.
MORALITY.
MARRIED.
On tho 16th inn. bj tha Rer. F. Riler of tb.
Catholic Church, Mr CHARLES S' KJNG
Mi~ SARAH ANN DQNNELLY,
M.J pmcc end b.ppieea. lUend thorn,
On tb. 16th inct by tbe Re. Mr Robineon of
the Church of Latter D.y Saint, or Mormon«,
Mr GEORGE HAMMER to Mi* MARY KEN
NADY, ' .
4*J
:—
court
a
DIED,
Near Gaorgetown, on Friday the 13th inst.
MARIA JLQufSA, infant daughter of Jaiuda F.
aged Î
di
and Matilda P. Kalloek,
-Ym*h tbe Kingdom ef Heaven."
The markets.
WILMINGTON PRICES CURENT.
Reported for the Republican, July 80, 1Q49.
Wheat Flour from wap guns •'85 50
Rre Flour
Wheat per bushel
a so
1 15
Rye,
do.
62
Barley, do.
Corn, do. «
Oato do. • .
Flax Seed, do. «
Prime Clover Seed from wagons, prime
Cam Meal, per bushel
do. ' * hogsh'd
Whiskey, .
Plaster,
Salt, Liverpool,
Herring per barrel, Mo. i.
Herring No. 1, Labrador
m
5'J
90
1 60
4 00
65
14 50
18
3 50
per bushel
50
4 00
fi 00
Prime ttork
Black Oak Bark, shaved
3 25
Um 10 00
Retail Prieei in the Wilmington Market, Jnl y 10.
Cents.
Beef, best cuts pr lb 9
do cofamon, ** 3 r6
Veal,
qunr J,
Butter, per lb. 13a 15
Honey, "
"^1"
R U di ,* h *°' „ r buI , cll ,
Onions, «
Beets, per doz.
Chickens/^* '
Cents •
Whortleberries per, qt b
Plums, "
Cherries, *
Blackberries •*'
Sinearcase per pint.
New Potatoes half pk. 6 a 8
preen Peas " 4
1 firing Beans» *'*
2 Turnips, •*
1 Peaches,
âPâarsJ
Cucnr ben per dot
Squashes, "
10
3.6
4
3
18
Sad
- 12..18
■!<>
10
7
12al4
69
H
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, l
July 20,18J2. \
We have no material change to note in business
affairs, generally, since last week. Trade of
ry kind remains quite depressed. The wsatbor,
with the exception of two days, has tor a week nr
more been very favorable for gathering in the
harvest,and
lisppy to learn from various
lions of the country, that there will be a full
age, if not an unusually largo crop.
In Foreign Produce thero has been no salos of
moment this wepk.
Domestic Products.—Flour ia steadv at R5 37 J
for'Western, 16 SO for Pennsylvania of good brandi,
fresh ground would probably bring 86 62J per bbl ;
Rye Flour continues scarce, and ia in demand at
$3 75 per bbl. Corn Meal—no change since last
week.
Grain—|J*he supply of Wheat continues
light, and is wanted for milling—Prime old
ay Ivan ia red ia worth #1 28a 1 30 per bushel; a lot
) bushels of fa^r
float at il 2 J per bushol j—no new Gats yet
rket—old are steady at 32a33 eta per bushel;
Southern Yellow Flat Corn ;s dull to-day, with
fair receipts at 55 cts; White do. 52a53 per bushel.
Flaxsued firm at $1 75 per bushel.
Quercitron Bark—Scarce, last «les were at «24
for firat No. 1, now held at 895.
very
Penn
of
Delaware Wbaat w
in
I
w BALTIMORE MARKET,
July 20,1842.
I VlOUR.—T here ia but little demand for Howard
Ihot Flour, and with very light receipts, the
A ftk oontinues small. Holders are
h ground of good standard brands made fri
wheat, and 'he sales that am making are at
price. Some parcels made from new v
held a shade higher, but wo hay« heard
1
foi
ask
m
wheat
of a
GRAIN—A lot of new Md red Wheat, of good
Was sold at 81 05; and a cargo of 900 bpshels red
Wheat, from North Carolina, heated and in very
bad wetter, aold at 82 eta. Very little Corn receiv
ing, Wo note small sales of yellow
and of white at 56a57 eta. Oats
wanted. Tbo last ralea of Md. were at 33a34 eta
at 57s58 cents
scare« and
(TTNOTIl'K is hereby given, that Elder Jume*
Osbourn will preach, God willing, in the old Bap
tist Church in Wilmington, on Sunduy next, July
34tb.
Temperance Hall.
An adjourned raeettng of the stockholders of
Temperance H
Reading Room,
inst. jy 22 .
At a stated meeting of the Jefferson Temperance
ington and Brandywine, held at
, July 16th, 1842, it wa« on mo
Resolve$, That a Vote of thanks.be presented
the' American Tract Society for their liberal
present to this Society of a Christian "
Uining 45 vuflimea of handsome and _
BooksT—Extract from the minutes.
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Prea'l.
Sa mu J. M'Locelan, Sec'ry. jy 22.
Hall Acrotia/ion will be held at the
on Tuesday evening next, the 26th
LEWIS WILSON,
Äociety of Wilmin
Temperance Hall, Jt
to
1 Library con
and Well selected
FOR CAPE MAY.
d — WgTL _ THE SUPERIOR STEAMBOAT
««K OHIO,
Capt. L. DAVIS, leaves Dock streot wharf, Phila
delphia, for this delightful and fashionnblo bathing
place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ing at 8 o'clock—Returning leaves the cape on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at 8
o'clock.
Fare Iron» Philadelphia to Cape May,
meals arid cSYrlagè hire included,
From Cheater do do db
do New Castle ; do dC
Season tickota 810, meals and carriage hire exl*a.
The servie«' of Mj. Jeremiah Bennet, a first'rate
Bay Pilot, haa been engaged tor
Tickets for the Cape ean be procured at tho of
fice» nf the Phil. Wil. and Bilt. Road company, of
Wilmington, jy 2fa J. K. HJGGINS, Ag't.
i
A3 00
2 75
2 50
the season,
te
it
NOTICE.
security, or to the payment of tbe interest that
hereafrer may accrue, unie« tbe certificate or oer
tificates then held should, within four calender
months from the 21st May, 1842, be surrendered
and delivered up to the «id company, and new
certificates be received in lieu (hereof. In pursu
of tho above,' Notice is hereby given to the
holders of the P. W. fc B. R. K. Co. that tbe
cretary will remain at the office of the company,
between the hoars of 9 and 3, daily, to receive the
certificates now outstanding, and issue new certi
ficates in oonformitf with the terms of the Mort
gage, dated 21st May, 1849, and authorised by tbe
atockholders.
I (TTBy order of the Board of Directors.—jy 29
Office of the Philadelphi
more Railroad Co. 76 Wa
To the Loan holders of the Philadelphia, Wilming
ton and Baltimore Railroad company.
a, Wilmington and Ralli
ai nut et. Julv 19.1812.
B Y the terms and conditions of the Mortgage
execqtcd on the ftlat of M*y, 1842, qo loan
holder or creditor ia entitled to tM benefit of that
of
Joan
feecr
F.
FIttE ! FIRE !■! FIREÜ!
INSURE TOUR PROPERTY
The Wilmington Fire Insurance company, inoor
porated by the Legislature of Delaware, with
a capital of
B
Marcus
o'clock
M.
150,000 DOLLARS.
T H(S company is at all tin.ca prepared at their
office No. 100« market street, Wilmington,
nearly opposite John Hall'», Ipte Smith'e Hotel,
to make au kinda of insuranee against Fire and on
inland transportation of goods and country produce
Houses, Churches, Barns, end other build.
Inga—on Goods, Wares and Merchandise, House,
hold Furniture, Grain, Hay, and othei personal
property, frc. (marine risks excluded.)
The solidity of the company may bo confidently
relied on; and. the terme of insurance will be
found quite as moderate and favorable as those of
other coni panier.
To thooe who desire to insure for
Tear, a littéral discount will be made.
The following persons
elective districts, who will ranrey property,
give any information that may be desired, to
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna.
George S. Adkins, Milford.
William
Abraham
Edwaid
James Robinson, Esq. Newark.
Andrew K. Nelson. Delaware City.
Jnmra Delaplnine, Centraville.
John M. Smith, Middletown.
Joshua S. Layton, Georgetown.
John W. Thomas, Esq. New Garden
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md.
Win.'Torbort, Elkton,
John Evans Casey, Millington.
Caleb Fleatd, Kennet Square.
Levi W. Hoope«, Kennet Square.
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Bonsai!, George Bush. James Çanby,
lamés Delaplain, Washington Rice, John Rice,
Jacob Pusey, Peter B. Porter, Samuel Hilles,
John A. Duccan, Josse Mendinliall.Jos Bringburst.
STEPHEN BONSALL, President.
>Vit.i.iam ITCadUST. sec'/y
Wilmington July 4,1842.
N. B. All applications by letter or otherwise to
the President or secretary, will meet with prompt
attention.
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Dunlpp, Christiana Bridge.
I Boyer, Stanton.
Williams. New'Castle.
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Lotterie* for July, 1849.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, j
Authorised V by the authority of the Legislature,*'
for improving and extending the novigatioH of
Pokomoke River, draws at Wilmington, Del.
' Plialcn fc Co., Mauager*,
Class 74, draws Friday, July 1. Capita! prise
87.000. Tickets 82,50.
Class 75, draws Monday, July 4. Capital
810.00. Ticket! 84.
Class 70. draws Wednesday, July 6 . Capitals
87,500 and 50 and 5«0.
'Class 77, arawa Friday, July 8 . ^Capital prise
810.000. Tickets 84.
Class 78 drswa Monday July 1}. Capital prise
815.000. Tickets 84.
Clc« 79, draws Wednesday, July 13. Capital
86.000. Ticket! fc2.
dasa «0 d;gwa Friday, July 15. Capita} prize
89.000. tickets 8 l
GEORGETOWN LOTTERY.
Authorised by the Legislature for the traction of
an Academy opd Maaonb Flail a» Georgetown,
Sussex conuty and for finishing J*e Episcopal
Church therein, "Drswa at Wilmington, Del.
Class Ç5, draw« Saturday, July 3. Capital
85,m Ticket» 81L
'Class 66 , draws Tue»dny, July 5. Capital
, jrtry 9. capital
prise 85,000. Tickets 81 60.
Cl i»s '68 draws Tuesday July 12. Capital prize
88.000. Tickets 82,50. e*
grand Consolidated lottery,
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Masonic Holland finiidiing the Episcopal Church.
Class 18, draws Thursday, July 5. Capitals
830,000and 10 ofl000 foe.
GO Numbers— 20 Drawn Ballots.
TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK.
Risk on a package of whole tickets worth 3300.
only 888 —do. on a package of quarters worth 875
only 822—do
only 811.
Class
, for improving tho navigati
komokc River and erecting an
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eight» worthA37,50
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I9dnws rbursday July 14. Capitals
816,090 and 20 of ] 000. rickets 85.
SCHOOL fcUND LOTTERY, of R. I.
For tho benefit of public schools.
Draws at Providence.
Class 78 draws Satutday July 2, Capital prize
825,000. Tickets 810.
Class 84, draws
prizes 830,0Q0 20 of
Tickets 810.
For sole by jhe package or single ticket, at tkc
Managers' Office, No 69, Market street, Wilming
Z. R. GLAZIER.
Saturday, July 9. Capital
lpQO.20 of 5jCQ,20 of 400.
fancy
62
and
. Delaware.
L adies hackney xo hire.
A splendid Ladies hackney to hire, enquire of
June 27, 1742. ISAAC SOLOMON, Jr.
MIAOKEB BL 8t 8 HAD—For sale by
lY.ffiSlacum fc Vsno shad of beat quality at retail
or barrel, also no 1 mackerel in quarter barrels,
very fine Collât the corner of 2d and kin« 1 *
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DISSOLUTION.
rWMIB co-partnership heretofore existing under
-R- tho firm of Cannon & 8 udler ia this day dis
solved by mutual eorièent. All persona indebted
to aaid firm are hereby notified to ipake immediate
seulement with Stansbury Cannon, who is aulhör.
iscd to seltlo the business of tho Into firm.
* STAN3BURY CANNON,
JOS. B. SUDLER.
Bridgevillc, July 12, J842.
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DRY GOODS
APER THAN EVER.
CHE
FR1HE subscriber being determined to reduce his
stock of summer Dry Goods, will sell them off
assortment of Goods cow
No 81 and see them. *
W. JONES.
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at
style
below cost. A first
on hand. Call i
jy 18 1842.
Iron Foundry,
In Front » between ff'eat tmd Pasture Sts.,
Wilmingjton Delaware .
XHIE Subscriber rcspeetfrilly inform» his friends
A »nd the public in general, that he has com
menceJ tbe foutidary business, and is now prepar
ed to execute all orders in hia line, with neaUtess
despatch and upon the most favorable ternaa»«^.
He will cast at the shortest notice mtil-pearn«
ot all deacriplions, hör« power castings, ploughs,
wagon box«, aaah-weights, rail road wheels, foe
foe., foe. He will warrant all of his castings to
be of superior quality, and equal to any manufac
lured in this city or elsewhere,
The Subecribers hopes by unremitting attention
to business, and punctuality in hia engagements
to merit and receive a share of public patronage,
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. J. C. ADAMS.
J' July 15 1842,
of
DAILY AC09MMPDATIOh I^fOi «rrwfc
WIMINOTON ^PHILADELPHIA.
B Y the rail Rood—stoppipg at the intermediate
place«, viz.—Quarryville, Naaman'e Creek,
Marcus Hook, Cheater, Lazaretto and Dell KoatL
Leave Wilmington at 7 o'clock, A. M., and 1
o'clock P. 1R. Leave Philadelphia at 8 o'clock A.
M. and 4 and 5. o'clock, P. M.
n SUNDAYS the Cara wifl leave Wilmington
o'clock, A. M4 ahd 4| o'clock, P. M.
Fare each way 25 et#. J. K. HIGGINS, Ag't.
Rail Road Office, Wilmington, Del., Jope 15.
RESERVING KETTLES .—Just reeeiVnd,
a lot of Brass and Copper preserving kettle»,
JNO. L. HADDEN fc co.
No. 57, Market street.
at 7
fi r sale by
ja 17.
CraiN BATHING TUBS.—On hnnd and mads
IT to ordsr at J.NO L HADDEN foeo,
jo 11 »
ECEIVED and for sale at No. 5ft Markst
Street, an'aasortment of Cast Steel Hand,
Tenant and circular Sawa of « Amèricih Manu,
factors'* each Sew ia warrant'd
he sold a
June 15.
No 57
rket street.
ina and will
manufacturera price*
JNO. dk. DUNCAN.
TO BUILDERS.
L I MR—Coders for the beat qaafity of White
and Brown Luné, received by
ADAMS & McQANIEL,
Corner of third and King at.
FUIaUlB'S PATENT LIQUID OIL
POLISH.
Feb. 4.
W ASi ANTED TO BE BENEFICIAL TO LXATRXX.
A new and splendid article for polishing
Boots, Ladies shoes. Rubbers, foe., w MffiRt. labor.
This polish is put top for hue in the mofWBpre nient
form possible, with a brush attached to rach
niater. For sale by a JOHNSON.
April 4. Druggist, 17$ Market at.
O A 8 T STEEL joat received a small invoice oi
cast steel assorted site superior luality fa «la
ADAMS fo M'DANIEL,
corner of third and King streets. jy 8
by
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AJTVIL$, VICES,
A good a »Ailment of Anvils, Y tees, foe., constant
ly on hand and fb# sale by! "
ADAMS fc M'DANIEL.
Jan 31 1949
corner of second and king sie«
SHAWLS,
J UST received a very handsome lot of SUks
Thibit and Motosltn dé Lkine Shkwls, which are
tolling very low at No, 81. W. JONES.
Apr« 1,1848. _
CARPETING AND MATTING.
TÜ 8 T opened at no. 81 Market sL aome vary
dß handsome Ingrain Carpets for fiO Cehta'peT
yaro, aleo a good assortment of Flatn and figufod
Mattings, cheap. apfl7- W. JONES.
CIom 54. draw* Monday Äf»J 1«- UapitaJ prize
811,000. Tickets 84.
Clo« 52, draws Tuesday May 17. Capita
prize 8 7,000. Tickets 82 50. * *
•UfUST received a variety of beautifal towns,
OP price (Vom 12| to 31 oenta pad yard;' some of
them real French.
8 . BUZBY.
No 62 Market Street
June 10 1842.
*■ OOK OUT CAKE BÀKÇRS<-*In store
M-À and for Sale at tbe corner of second and King
a heaatifhl Porto Rico toiolssses very bright
and thick. je 13. SLACUM fc VANE.
ERRING BY THE BARREL— Jast re
ceivcd at the corner of 2d and King ate., a
few barrels ofauperior Herring, put up for family
use. je 13 SLACÜM $ VANE.
fiUST received and for sale a hands
QJ ment of Lamp oils,'a pait very pale'and ffcp
of Gum and part common atîow prices. Call at
tho corner of 2d and King.
SLACUM fcVANE.
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OORONER.
T IJE SUBSCRIBER having been solicited by
mnny of his friends to offer himself as a can
didate for the office of Coroner of Sussex Countr,
he therefore respectfully solicita tho suffrage'of
his fellow citizens for said office at tho ensuing
election, he hereby pledges himself to abiijé tbe
nomination of the Whig party, and will give hie
support to the nominated candidate.
WILLIAM RICKARDS.
MiLUisoao, May 30lh 1842.—tfi '
W OOL rBALZARJNE 8 —Just opened a
large assortment of vpry pretty plain and
fancy striped real balzarin'es, and for aale at No.
62 by * s
Juno Iff. 1842. __
njUST opened at No 62, a few peicea of ailk
cashmeret'e and drap d' eta for summer coats
and panta for »ale by
June 10 1842.
8 . BUZBY.
8 . BUZBY
S ALAD OIL.—A few basket» of very Superior
Salad oil, for salo low by ' '
B. JOHNSON.
__ Drnggiot P78 Market fit
P ARAftOI»—A handsome lot of Para«!»
just receved at No 81 market street.
my 11,184?. ' _ W. JONES.
Jane IQ.
TÀTEW GOODS-—B atxarinee! Balxarinee! Sal
X w xarineeff —Just received a well selected assort
article for Ladtes sum
wear, of choice colors and satin stripe and
h. re style• Call and examine. S. D. EVES,
my 9Ji No 79 inaeketdl.
mr nt of Balzsrines, a
«ROY'S WEAR.—*A very pretty assortment of
■ « Goods suitable for largte and small boy'a wear
at No 79 market lit. my 2?. 8 . D. EVE?.
MBRELL AS and PARASOLS.-Just opened
at No 79 market at, a choice lot of this springe
style of parasols at prices to suit the times. Always
excellent assovtirient of silk and cotton
S. D. EVES.
umbrellas
CORONER.
T HE undersigned, at the earnest solici
tations of many of his frierfds is in
duced to offer himself as a candidate for thro
office of Coroner of Sussex county; ffé
therefore jcespectfuliy solioits the suffrage
of his Fellow citizens for said office at the
ensuing Election. He thereby pledge#
himself to abide the nomination of (he
Whig party, and will give hia hearty sup
pert to the nominated candidate.
LEVEN PETTYJOHN.
Broadkiln hundred, April tft,'184fl.-ri-tn.