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jah. la laavc Lokind them the Mantle of their In­ New York Senator.—Silas Wright Jr. City Mills Flour.—$dea of TO OUll FRIENDS AND PATRONS. spiration, with them the reputation of the universi­ •urul parcels this has been elected Senator in the place of week at $5 50 per bbl. and give this as tho fair AfcgiuiaswB ty has passed away. The dipl which she ■) If Printers the pride of the nation, Gov. Marcy resigned by a large majority. quotation to-day, although holders ask a frac- With dogg'reVu each year may distress you; JUST received, a lot of very superior bestows, which formerly confe rred the highest hon- tion more. The stock is small, and is not likely to o- He is friend of the administration of Just say without equivocation, lump ami firkin Buiter; 1,000 lbs. first qual­ and distinction ita possessors, is literally a be increased. } rr n despised. When the the right stamp. Shall a Broker in rhyme not address you ? ity North River Cheese, resh Figs, keg and n.^oea down at ®vcn* Susquehanna Hoar—Sales of 400 bbls. superfine box Raisins, Currants, Almonds, &c. with true that the halo of his brightness continues lor a at $5 50 per bbl. Kind patrons draw ye near, the newly chartered city, short time to enlighton the world : soon, however it Surpris’d, shall shortly hear, a Lottery Broker's ditty; n general assortment ol‘Groceries, Liquors Corn Meal.—Moderate sales of bbls. ut 93 80. Wines, Flour, Feed, China, Glass and is lost in the darkness of the night. So it is with SENATOR BELL.—-The Legislature GRAIN—Wheat—Some moderate parcels of good A song of Fortune’s freaks—how lucky ones con­ distinguished teachers, when they descend to the Queensw of late and approved patterns. of New Hampshire has passed a resolution red were taken at tl 14, 8i 15 and 91 16. The trol her— tomb. The refulgence of their reputations, will Also, n few boxes smoked Herrings, by a vote of more than two thirds of both prices of tho lots of good red received by wagons How when her brow is sad. Glazier can console her! for a season shed a flickering and deceptive ray on fVom $1 10 to 1 14. led and in fine order For sale low for cash, the institutions from whence, during their lives, houses, calling upon Mr. Bell to resign his The world is full of pain, of toil, of grief, and trouble; by JACOB K. HIGGINS, GAZETTE Ac WACTHMAN. there emanated enlightening and dazzling beams. Com—On Thursday a cargo of 3600 bushels seat in the U. S. Senate. At the time of sold at 59 cents for tho white and 61 cents for the nd the passion gain, will vote a hore, a bubble! No. 10, West High street, opposite the t,ie r.edecled light of twilight, cannot give the election of Mr. Bell, the question was yellow, and the article is considered worth the same But, on ! believe it not—bright gold is a specific Upper market, Wilmington Delaware. rUBLISHXD life to vegetation, neither can the borrowed reputa­ For ev’ry fate or lot—no matter how tcrritic ! agitated, we believe, respecting the obliga­ prices to-day. Dec. 27—Ct tion of the dead confer instruction.” nr.gb tion Members of Congress were under to Rye—remains per last report, 71 a 73 ccnta The new year has begun—begun with smiles or N. B. Just received, 30 bushels of Har­ bushel. ford county, Md. Benches. For sale follow the instructions of their constituents, sorrows above. The mailer seems to have got into the hands of Oats—are held from store at 40 cents per bushel. Friday, January II, 1833.* and he made a pledge to the Legislature to To each and every one;—if you a charm would the people. They rarely fail of effecting any good Clover teed—The wagon price ranges from 96 a borrow ELECTION. resign, in case he could not consistently with 86 37 J per bushel, as in quality; and the store price THE Wilmington 8c Great Valley Turn­ Delaware College. • purpose which they undertake. Will it be believed ? To banish every care—to light the brow of sadness, his views follow their instructions. We $6 25 a 96 75. To mako your pathway fair—a path of hope and pike Company, will hold their annual elec­ Wo understand an application will bo made to Wo copy tho above from the U. S. Gazette, a paper shall now see whether ho keeps his word. Flaxseed—The generally prevailing wagou rate gladness. tion for a President, six Managers and a tho Legislature at its present session, for the ap­ which has most strcnously supported the Bank, is 81 37 J and the store rate about $1 50. Treasurer, nr John D. Gregg’s, on Monday, WHISKEY—The market for hhds. haa been What should your motto bo? n Why if I nothing the 14th of January inst, a’ 2 o'clock, P. M. pointment of Trustees, and an act of incorporation and the % ' Aristocratic construction of the Editor’s Correspondence. inactive this week, and prices have declined. Small venture— JACOB B. VANDEVER, Sec’ry. for the College in this State. The Trustees ofNew- sales have been made on the wharf at 311 cents per ’Tis entre stitulion. We congratulate ourselves the acqui- Dover, Jan, 8,1833. you —ilie dams will ne'ci pre- Brandy wine, Jan. 1 — 41 ark Academy, to whom wero entrusted its funds ibr gallon. Holders of the small parcels on the wharf sent her sitionofso clever a convert to the of the Mr. Bayard made an able leport On so ask 31J and 32 cents. In Old Town sales of hhds. Sunny smiling face—ihut if I should endeavor the erection of buildings, have sometime since made people. That the people rarely fail of affecting much of the governor's message as relates made yesterday at 30 cents from storop. The To bravely win her smiles—will aho refuse mo ? wagoft price of bbls. in Howard' streot is 29 cents, THE G a contract with a distinguished architect for a superb their undertakings, tho editor of tho U. S. Gazette lo South Carolina; it is 20 pages letter Never !" •hî Hoard of Directors of the paper manuscript ; read and oidered to be exclusive of the bbl. and tho sales from tho stores Thon listen to my song—a song, of inspiration! Farmers’ Bank of the State of Delaware, College edifice. Tho work, we believe, is progress­ freqncnt disappointments. He have generally been made at 32 J a 33 cents per gal. la NI printed. A copy shall be forwarded to And jog youAelves along—we've prîtes for a na­ have this day declared a dividend at the rate ing, and will bo completed and ready for use by a- has always b*»a exposed to tho people, and has al- <-f five per cent per annum, Tor the last half you as soon as possible. To-day the court tion /—- nother season. The College fund hns been accu­ ways failed in tho cause, he has espoused. If lie Kt&tBIBItZfilD O, do lag behind—ü is ths worst of sinning— year. 1’») able to the .stockholders or their business, it is thought will be introduced 1 lu legal representatives, any time after the 8th In this city, on Tuesday Evening last, by the year begins, by Fortune's fuvors win. mulating for a number of years, and it i continues to hold tire people in such estimation, in the senate by his honor, the mayor, hut ning ! Rev. E. W. Gilbert, Mr CHARLES DEVOU, to **>«• J. M ANLOVE, Cash’r. thought will bo sufficient to justify the organization may expect to find him in tho next contest fighting there is very little probability a bill fpr Miss CHARLOTTE R. SMITH, both of tbiBcity. And if you would bo wise—be rich Dover, Jan..], 1833. 4—4t of an institution. Tiio situation as it regards health »'J I the removal of the courts from New Castle dreaming— On Tuesday evening last, by tho Rev. A. K* Buy a ticket, and a pri*f—where gold is brightly and beauty, will be inferior to none in the country, to your city will pass this session. A hill Russel, Mr. JOSEPH FERGUSON, to Miss FOft sale- gleaming : SALARIES OF JUDGES. may be passed, perhaps, to leave the ques­ CATHARINE RUMER, both Mill-creek Hund. «Æ TsÊVJBiiJr 8TJAJS'SP, and is such, that, if the institution is properly or­ Misfortune’s the wing—and if you would arrest tion to the ballot box ; but it is thought red. Known bv tl name of the Wilmington and ganized and conducted, it must command a full We insert in to-day’s paper, a communi­ her and reported here by some, that a majori­ Your fate ohould lead you, where ? Why lend you Brandywine Inn. situate in Wilmington, share of patronage. There has been a Col- cation over the signature of “ Justice,” in ty of the county have signed the petition to" GLAZIER. near the Brandywine Bridge, n large and legein this State, nor one of any reputation in Mary­ relation to that part of the Governor’s mes­ for their removal, and if so, why not grant EPlJNBIba® &&IL2E WILL be sold Wednesday, the 30th Attention ! Splendid Capitals ! nt, • lie bill? This leport, however, is contra­ / land. Pennsylvania has had her half a dozen Col- sage, which advises the raising the salaries day of January, 1833, at 2 o’clock, P. M. On Wednesday, Jan. JOih, .New York I utcitp d nsa tavern stand, together dicted by some, but the truth ill be aa- loges with none of them sufficiently endowed, or so the following described Lottery will be drawn—Capital prize i with kitchen xml other out buidiugs. of our Judges. We agree with our corres­ certained on tho presentation of the peti­ There JS20,0U0. Tickets 35. is in the kitchen a pump with a never conducted as to attain any degree of eminence tion. V\ËJL VJÊBMjE property failing spring, with other accommodations, pondent in deeming an act of this kind un­ Virginia Lottery draws Jan. ISlli—Ca­ abroad. It is a common remark made by forcign- 'Plie Speaker of the Senate opened and tuate in Ccntrevillc, Del 7 miles north of i he property is so well known, it is un­ pital prize 880,000. Tickets only “C. , that we have too many Colleges, and none that necessary and uncalled for, provided men published yesterdny in the presence of . ilmington, on the Doe-iun road. necessary to give a further description of it. No. 1—A Lot of ground, on which is Delaware Lottery draws on Monday, There is also for sale a lot cont’iining two (I of the best talents could be secured with the a joint meeting of both Houses, the're­ will bear comparison with European Institutions. ectcd a first rate two story brick dwelling Jan. 21st—Capital prize 820,000. Tickets small dwelling houses, together with subies, Thu remark in just, but so far from being derogatory present compensation. If service rondered turns of the election for governor. The d store house. 30 by 40 feet, with a neat $55. A discount of 10 percent will be wagon shed, and other improvements not following is the result. ame kitchen attached and a wood house herein mentioned. • Persons wishing to view to1 as a nation, it only shows tliut we regard a and duty performed be the criterion, they to those who purchase a package, or to the In New Castle co. for C. P. Bennct 1751 the rear, a well of excellent water with the premises will please apply to the sub­ general diffusion o.’science of more imjiortancc than amount of glo, if application be made to should be satisfied with as small a compen­ Kent co. 1089 pump in it. The house is built of the , „ Z. B. GLAZIER, scriber, when attendance will be given and the highest degree of attainment, if confined to a few best materials, and is well finished in mod­ Lottery nod Exchange Broker,. Wilmington. terms made known bv sation, as those of any state in the Union. Sussex co. 1436 individuals. ern style and conveniently divided, having 3 ' SAMUEL FILE, rooms and an entry on the first floor, and 5 DRAWING UF THE Possession ill be given on the 25th of The support and patronage extended to a College The salaries at the limit fixed in our Con­ 4220 the second. Also a neat frame barn cel­ Delaware and North Carolina March next. Jan. 8—1 m in Delaware, will depend upon Ur character. It is stitution, aro in the aggregate larger than lared under, with stabling and carriage- Arnold Naudain New Castle co. Consolidated Lottery, of tho utmost importance then, that the institution those given to tho Judges in Vermont, R. 1297 house This is an old established Store KEUISTER’S OFFICE, Kent co. 1133 stand, and is believed to be one of the best Class no. 32, for 183'2. should be well organized, and such men secured as Tho subscribers Commissioners appointed by iho New Castle County, Dec. 14,1832. Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Sussex co. 1735 to be found in any country village, and is a will give it cmminonce. Much will depend upon very desirable situation for a man cf busi­ Governor of the State of Delaware, to superintend UPON Iho application of Mary Shiploy the hoard of Trustees selected by tho Legislature. in several of the western states. Our As­ the drawings of certain Lotteries authorised by the and I homns S. Nowlin, Executors of Joseph 4165 ness. Legislature of said State, do hereby certify that we sociate Judges receive as much as one half No. 2—Is a lot of Ground, containing a- Ship! y, lato of Christiana hundred, in tho Upon them will devolve the organization of the In­ have attended the drawing of a Lottery called the bout two acres, on which is erected county of Now Castle, deceased, it is ordered stitution, and the selection of men to fill the various the U. S. District Judges, though consider- Daniel Corbit and Allan Thomson each ei ■ Delaware and North Carolina Consolidated Lottery, and directed by the Register, (hat the said Mery lent story frame dwelling house, very Class Number 32, for 1832, and do hereby ccrtitv Professorships. Prudence would dictate, we should bly less than the salary of the ono in this received two votes in New Castle county, well finished, divided into 3 rooms on the Shipley, and Thomas S. Newlin, Executors that the following are the numbers which were this aforesaid, give notice of the granting of thq Id­ suppose, that all of tho present board, who arc inter­ ami William Riddle one, leaving a ma­ first floor and 4 on the second, a well of District. We recollect that at the late day drawn from the 66 placed in the wheel, viz : jority for Caleb P. Bennett of 54 votes. cellent water with puinp in it nt the door. lers testamentary upon the Ohtale of-niddeceos. ested in the Institution, and who have had tho 39 28 ID Ö1 9 50 53 21 61 45 ed, with tho date of granting thereof, by causing convention serious objections were made to Mr. Maritn introduced a resolution in Also a frame barn, carriage house with ngemcnl of its funds, should be of the number, with And that the said numbers were drawn in tiie order advertisements to bo posted within forty days the House, appointing a joint committee granary above, an excellent garden with a in which they Btond above—that is to say, No. 33 from ihn dato of said lottere testamentary, in fie addition of a sufficient number of the most sei- raising the salaries to the limit fixed in the variety of fruit-trees, &c. This property is to consist of three members on the part the first that was drawn ; No. 28 was the second; of the’most public places *v id Constitution, and we should think apy alter­ well calculated fnreithera private residence, No. 19 was the third ; No. 51 was the fourth; No. 9 cntific and influential individuals in the neighboring of the House and two on the part of the qturing nil persons hovi»g domands against the °V an enterprising mechanic. There tho fifth ; No. 56 was the sixth: No. 53 wai deceased, to^xlnlnt 'ha same, or abide by states and counties, who could be enlisted in its ation prematm* without first obtaining an Semite, to inform the Governor elect of linrfevHdiags which can conveniently befit­ seventh; No.SI was the eighth No. 61 Was the net ori AseomMy of the state of Dela ware, ninth; No. 45 was tho tenth and last. support. The number of Trustees in our Colleges, expression of public opinion on the subject. his election, requesting the Honorable S ted up for Tadesmcn—- sut h ns a cabinet such case made and provided; .and also cacao M Harrington to administer the oaths of •naher, tailor and saddler. For such it Witness our hands at, the city of Wilmington, till « to l.r* insnrird within the period, varies we believe, from about fifteen to thirty—but Our State is small, and unable to bear the (DeL) tills 3d day of January, 1833. office, and invite the present governor to would be an exCfüent stand. in the Delà a « Gazette a spa pel published the number is not of so much consequence os the No. 3—Is a tract of higly improved land (Signed) FREDERICK LEONARD in the cily of Wilmington and to bo continued burthen of excessive taxation, and it there­ lie present on the occasion. Messrs. Mar- JOHN HEDGES. character of the individuals, who compose the board. containing about 30 acres, a portion of which wepaper for iho space of two month'.. fore behooves us to look with a jealous eye im, Herdman and Dr. J. Harris were ap­ Wo doubt r.at the teriuls run be found in this is woodland, adjoining No. 2. Gi under the hand end seal pointed. C. P. Comegys was re-elected No 4-Is a tract containing 30 acres of Drawing of the "of office of the Rogieter aforesaid, State, who would organize an Institution, that wou'd to all measures, which may be likely to in­ State Treasurer. well improved land, which will be divided Grand Consolidated Lottery, at New (Jastlo, in Now Castlo meet the wishes of the friends of sei in this crease unnecessarily the expense of the into lots—each having a portion of woodland, Class Wo. 1, Ibr 1833. county aforesaid,the day and year A musket proof garment is said to have all fronting on the turnpike road, and are ve­ obovo written. section of the Union. state government. The subscribers, Commissioners appointed been invented by two Italians. It is said ry eligible situations for building on. by the Governor of the State of Delaware, to EVAN II. THOMAS, 1 The above proverty is handsomely situa­ Registor. The Nationals blown up.—We met to be light and flexible. superintend the drawing of certain Lotteries JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE. ted in one of the most pleasant and healthy authorised by the Legislature of said State, Wo have received tho Discourses of Professors our opponents in the political contest, and The whole tonage of the U. States is villages in the state, and presents a most de­ do hereby certify that we have attended the Executor’s Notice. Tho un prmgncd hcroby givo notice, that « n the victory was ours. What they asserted about twelve hundred thousand ; upwards sirable opportunity for men of business to drawing ofa Lottery, called tlicGrand Con­ Revere* and Pattison, delivered commencing the establish themselves and make a profitaole the seventh day of December, A- I>. 183J, tl ry of three hundred thousand of which be solidated Lottery. Class No. l.for 1833, and Lectures in this Institution, and have perused them to be a doubtful contest, the war of Greek investment. JAMES DELA PLAUT. do hereby certify that the following are the obtained from the Rogis'or of New Castlo longs to the State of Maine.—It will N. B. If No. 1. is not so'd, the store will Numbers which were this day dr county, lottor»; testamentary upon the o late of with interest not generally excited on subjects of against Greek, proved to be no contest at from Joseph Shipley, I.ate of Christians hundred, in prise many to learn that quarter of the be for vent. (A single man would be per- the 60 placed in the wheel, viz : this kind. They breathe ardour and spirit of all.—We defeated and routed them horse, whole shipping of the United States be- ferred.) tii« nty. deceased. All persons who may 3 22 50 32 25 28 30 4 31 havo claims against said eslato will present the îfttion, that must ultimately be crowned with longs to this new member of the con- January, 11—ts foot and dragoons, by an overwhclmning And that the said timbers were drawn in flamo for seulement to Thomas S. Newlin, n» ttcww. Jeffer College seems destined taka the order in which they stand above: that i or before the seventh Hay .of December. A. i) majority, and we were now disposed to let n high stand among Medical Institutions, and $10 REWARD. to say, No. 3 was the first that was drawn; 1833,nr abide by an act of Assembly of the State them rest in peace, think of the past, and THE MAIMiETS. RAN A WAY from the subscriber, living No 22 was the second; No50 was the third; of Dola de and provided. will doubt sustain the character, which Philadcl- No. 32 was the fourth; No. 25 was the fifth; MARY SHIPLEY, WILMINGTON PRICES CURRENT,—Jan. 11 the village of Cantwell’s Bridge, New phiz o:ice acquired for the superiority of her Hfcdi- improve their morals. But it seems the Cnstle county, Del. on the 11th day of May, No. 28 was the sixth ; No. 30 the THOMAS S. NEWLIN, Wheat Flour per brl. • 85 00 i-.il instruction. We learn that considorable uddi- Fates, tho unrelenting Sisters are as un* 1832 an indented apprentice to the tailoring enth ; No. 4 the eighth; No. 31 was Executors, 4 25 business, named Edward Derrickson. He the ninth and last. Witness hands, nt W ilmington, January 5 1633 8 -2m tions and alterations have been made in the build- propitious as tho “ Sovereign People Wheat per bush. • 1 10 is between 18 and 19 years of age, about the City of Wilmington, Del. this 7th day ol ingj, and that the anatomical is now superior Rye do I.: five feet high, faircomplexion,freckled face, January, 1833. The Nationals of New York lately held a Corn meal per hhd. - 16 oo Valuable Property for Rent, to any in this country. We agree with Professor do do. per bush. and walks a little lame. He took with him (Signed) FREDERICK LEONARD. caucus at the Masonic Hall, and while de­ m Corn do 70 a number of clothes, among which are JOHN HEDGES, And Possession on the 25th of -March next, Pattison in the importance « lied to Anatomy i THAT long established T liberating over the State of the Nation, Oats ■ 81 olive cloth coat, steel mixed cassinett pan JOHN MCLUNG,______a medical education. Wo have always regarded it Summer oil per gal • talonns, nnd one fir hat. The above reward Union Canal Lottery, ern stand, situate in the %village the st exact and most essential part of the profes- devising some diabolical plans doubt, VV inter oil do. 1 12 will be given to whoever will apprehend of Newaik, Del. known by the Cotton laps per lb. • said apprentice and bring him home to me, Class No. I, for 1833—draws on Saturday name of the Newark Hotel, late rion-^it is indeed the foundation upon which the they were thrown into consternation by a Plaster per ton 5 50 or if lodged in any jail, so that I can get him the 12th of January. the propet ty of John Herdman,dec’d.—with superstructure must bo built. Jefferson College in sudden explosion resembling the discharge Dried Peaches per bus. • 3 00 again, one half the reward will be given. 1 prizeof920,000, 1 of 10,000, 1 of 2,500, about eighteen acres of fir.-t rate laud, good Flax Seed, per bush. 1 56* Tickets $5—halves 2 50—quarters 1 25. stables, sheds, and other out buildings,'suita­ her anatomical department affords advantages All persons are forbid harboring or employ­ of a piece of ordinance by their side, ac- Butter BO ing said boy, A\ their peril, as I am deter­ Grand Consolidated JLotten/, ble for the establishment. probably superior to those of any institution in our companied by the falling of the ceiling and Lard do • 10 mined to prosecute whoever may do so. 2d Class, for 1833, draws on Monday 14th Jan. Also, a Farm near to said Village,known country. The ProfcsBoreof this Institution Egg» per doz. WESSEL ALRICHS. 1 prizeof 810,000,1 of2500, 1 of2000. by the name of Mnun Air, containing about shattered furniture of their appartment. M Mtkerel, 1 per brl. * 7 00 January, 11— 4tp Tickets 84—Halves 2—Quarters 1. 100 acres of Land, in a uood state of cul­ die prime of Jifo, and actuated by a zeal, which no. 2 do • - 5 37j After they had made their escape with suf­ New York Lottery, tivation with a comfortable dwelling House, muct stimulate their p pile to exertion. It is a 3 do 4 00 Class No. 2, for 1833, draws on Wednesday, Jan. barn, stables, hay house, corn cribs, and Beef . estimate ficient imprecations against the old hero do 10 00 mistaken idea,that extensively prevails, Pork 14 00 AND possession gi 16th prire of 80,000 dollars, 1 of 10,000, 1 of carriage hou&u together with a number of do the 25th clay of 5,000, 1 of 3,160, 10 of 1,000, other convenient out bildings. The situation the advantages of an institution from its age, that and the heroites, for blowing them up with do prime do . - 12 50 March . the large three story house, tickets $5—Half 2 50—Quarters 1 25. is healthy and pleasant, commanding a pros­ of its Professors, or -the size of its claaacs. From torpedoes, some of the most daring ventur­ per lb. stable and garden, si uated in French Whiskey per gallon 99| Tho following is the best scheme issued, to pective view of the Village, and the neigh­ acquaintance with several of our moat distinguished street, near the corner of third, now in the be drawn on Friday, 18th January. bourhood around. A further discripti * ed to return to ascertain more particlarly Bacon per pound . 7 tenure of Stephen Buddy. Apply to deemed unneessary as it is presumed that classical institutions, we have been impressed with JOHN McLEAR, Virginia State Lottery, the eflcct, when the whole catastrophe was Class No. 1, forl633. persons wishing to rent, will first vi tlm the suparior advantages derived from those, that Fiom BickneWs Reporter. No t : Market Btreet. 1 prize of 8 ?5,000, 1 of 6,000,1 of3000, I ef2000 premises. For terms apply to Mary If err!- found to proceed from a very different Review of Philadelphia Markets. Who has on hand a arge assortment young and growing. The graduates of Cam­ For the Week ending Jan. 7. 1 of 1260, 10 of 1000, 10 of 500,20 of 250, 25 of the Farm, or to William Herdman, of Cloths. Cassimcrs, Satinets, Flannels, cause. The hall was lighted with gas, COAL-—Owing to the exceeding mild weather 200,50 of 150,56 of 60,112 of 40, any two numbers near the Chaleheate Springs. bridge with all her wealth, age and reverend Pro­ Vestings Merino long and square Shawls, being 2352 of 25, and 1540Ö of 96. and a quantity had escaped from the pipes which we have been favoured with for the MARY HERDMAN, Admin’xv fessors, will not bear a comparison with those of week, holders of Schuylkill Coal have reduced Ticking, Shirting and Sheeting Muslins— Tickets 6—Halves 3—Quarters i 50. WILLIAM HERDMAN, Admr. /unburst. The reason is obvious—the ono has in a closet, which on the approach of a price to $6 75 a 87 per ton at retail, and 86 50 by Irish Linens, Umbrellas, ladies and gentle­ To be bail in avariety ofnumborsat the Dec. 28—tf men's &C. &c. All of which will be dispos­ grown careless of her reputation, the other is exert­ negro servant with a light, took fire and -COFFEE has also declined Manager’s Office, »Il, Market St. about half per ed of at very reduced prices in anticipation Wilmington. ing lier utmost to obtain a standing. The allusion exploded. cent per lb. and is dull at quotations. of a great reduction in the Tariff. $50 REWARD. of Professor Pattison to Leyden, on this subject, is FLOUR.—Superfine Flour soils at 85 68$, a 95 JOHN McLEAR. RANAWAY from the subscriber on the \l Reduction of the Tariff.—The bill re­ 75. About 5000 barrels sold si last. Ryo January 11—4t FOR SALE OR RENT. so happy, that wo cannot refrain from making on J5f«h of September last, a Mack boy named Flour is scarce. v A 1 HR EE story Stone House, High man Harris, about 16 years of age, ported by Mr.Verplanck,is now before the GRAIN.—We hear of no arrivals the past woek, IjTnfJ Garden, Bnmp of good water, &c. extract. stout made, black and a little lame, and no sales of consequence have been reported. üflîn in -he yard, situated on Quaker foot •* Tlic superiority of an institution, a school of house, and from present appearances, there TSOTICB. being a little deformed. Took with him a Prices remain tho same as in onr last review. DAVID NEWPORT of the city of Phi­ MOaiHill. instruction, must depend on tho talents, the zeal, con be no doubt if its passing tho House of SEEDS.—Cl overseed is in demand at $6 25, and drab roundabout and trow.sera, superfine and the devotion to their duties, of its professors. It ladelphia, has placed in the hands of the Enquire of JOSEPH DAUPHIN. black cloth coat, aud other clothing. is a superiority. Gentlemen, which cannot Representatives by a large majority. Its Flaxseed at $161 undersigned the sum of eight huudrtd dollars, January, 8—tf receive WHISKEY—Applo Whiskey sells at 34 cents. Also, on the 1st of January, a black bov the seal of perpetuity : as life is changing, bo in trust for such of the creditors, residing named Robert Harris, about 28 yearsof age, fate in tho Senate is doubtful. Rye Whiskey is dull from store, in barrels, at 31$ in the state of Delaware, of his son Jesse institutions. Tho great who gave to Let- , and 30 a 30$ in hhds. 5 feet 11 inches high, and stout made. Had vr.s a reputation which extended to the four quar­ W. Newport, and who have not instituted g-—. A good two story Brick House, when he ters of the world, and which attracted students from Maryland—Gon. James Thomas of St. away a drab kersey round­ BUll attachment against the said Jesse, as itW and a Store House, in the village of about without buttons, nnd trowser.s and every civilized nation, passed away ; and so did I" 1 From the Baltimore Republican. shall within sixty days from this date, exe­ Mary's county has been elected Governor Review of the Baltimore Market», St. Georges, at present occupied by other clothing. With the latter went a yel­ glory disappear. Visit now hor halls, formerly fil­ cute a full release of their claims. Andrew K. Neilson, and formerly led with students, even to overflowing, and you will For the week ending Jon. 5. low boy, about 5 feet 6 in. high, calls himself by the Legislature of this State.—The con­ FLOUR—/finoard Street Flour—The receipts of WILLIAM WARNER. occupied by John Sutton Sc Son. Henry, but his right name is Patrick. He find thorn deserted. Walk through her beautiful JOHN WALES. gardens, fiirmcrly crowded with a population which, vention for adopting measurses for reform­ the week about 46UÜ bis. The market has been ALSO, is quick and impudent, the property of a quiet and inactive, and the transactions from the Dec. 18, 1832. The Tavern House, at present occupied gentleman residing near Newaik. Whoever like the plants that bloomed tliere, were collected ing the state government, met in Baltimore clime, and you will find them a solitude. atore very few. Sales of soveral parcels were made The declaration of trust and the release by Thomas Mulford, in St. Georges. will secure either Tilghman or Rpbert, so for the signature of the creditors, arc at the Shout aloud, and demand where are her great teach­ on the 8th inst. About 100 members were at 85 62$, and this may be considered tho fair store For terms, apply to thit I get them again, shall receive £25 for ers ? and eciio will answer;—1Whero! TJiey are quotations to-day. The wagon prico has been uni­ counting house of William Wn. ner, Market JOHN SUTT#N, cither. THOMAS BLANDY. form and steady at 95 50. dead ’ An«! not having power like the prophet J’.li- in attrndcnce. street wharf. Dec. 21—law4t Jan. 8—4t Or JAMES y. SUT TON. Newark, Jan. 8—4tp - i

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