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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21
J. los, .MaRKET sTREEr, WzLMLvGroN, DEF.

ON THE GOODNESS OF THE DEITy.--The re-
Elections which religion awakens in the mind, all
though of the most serons and solemn nature are
at the same time, pregnant with hope, and full OF
the sweetest consolation. This is strictly the case
in every point of view in which the awful discover
les of relation offer themselves to our examination.
The devou contemplation OF all the attributes ofthe
Divine Being is calculated TO excite the best feel
ngs of our nature, and to fill with holy and eleya-
ted rapture the heart of man. But there is one view
OF this subject, which more than all others, creates
in my breast sensations of the purest delight. To
me, it is almost exclusively the parent Of Joy, the
nurse of hope, the inspiring spring of all spiritual
civilizations. Behold the varied scenery of nature.
On every side the benevolence of the Deity meets
our delighted view. 1t is impossible to reason for
one moment, without confcssing this great and an.
imatng truth. On every page OF the vast volume
of creation, the characters Of infinite goodness are
engraved too deep to be erased-too legibe ever to
be mistaken simplicity itself cannot err; and he
that runs may read As the sun in the armament,
encircled by the starry host beams forth with unri
vailed splendour, invgorang, and beautifying, and
gaddening all hings,--so shines, midst an in6nity
ofexcelencies, transcendently bright and glorious
the goodness of the Almighty!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21
From the Charleston Courier.
Now the setting sun is glowing,
IL. A

from the ChdrteSEon CoHTTcT'
Now the setting sun is glowing,
Far along the golden sea;
Many an ocean wave is flowing,
Dearest, tween thy home and me,
To my lonely bosom showing,
shall never meet with thee.
Now my heart is madly beating,
AS linger on the west;
Where the golden sun retreating,
Blazes on the pillows breast;
Bright and fair, but oh as flceting,
Was the smile that made me bests
Now that orb is dimly stealing,
To his palace in the deep;
Homeward now the gannet's wheeling,
Fer the rolling ocean sweep:
But in me the pang of feeling,
Time can never lay asleep.
Let me onward, DER the ocean,
Distance cannot cure my i'll /;
Rise, We waves, in widest motion,
But my heart is throbbing still;
Let it burn with full DEVOTION
Deepsr--it will sooner kilL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, a1 JUNE, 1922.

JUST RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE,
The LIMNER, A Book of Outlines: An Origin.
al American Work BY Peregrine Pallet, A M.
Price 63 cents Subscribers requestedto call for
their books.
Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, No. 4.
Also, Pomeroy's Metallic Razor Strap and Paste,
for Razors, Surgeons instruments. Penknives &c.
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Price One Dollar per box.

In common colds this medicine produces 50 sautary an
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The most advanced in life win experience relief equally
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DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine

Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.
Price so cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe, etectual and
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off all crues from the stomach If on taking cold, atew
of these pills taken going to bed, they will operate
Kindly the next day and carry off any bad effects of such
cold EZRA DEAN.
From number of certificates two only are selected.
From Enoch Perley Esq.
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co. 1914.
In the year 1907 my wife was violently attacked with the
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widow Pierce mother of the celebrated Count Rumtord,
when about 80 of age afflicted with the rheu
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WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
yourselves or families for several years and that we con-
slider them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rheumasm; in which complaint, in what we nave e&pe
renced seen and heard consider them more eectua
Than any thing else have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery.
Hon. George Ihatcher Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts Hon Jeremiah hkR, Bdddeford Rev. Ma
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
AROMATIC SNUFF,
For the Head Ache and Catarrh.
Prepared by J P WhtwelI, Boston, and composed
principally OF roots and aromatic herbs.
Price SO cents per bottle.

Price oU cents per Ootue.
This snuff celebrated throughout the United States, for
its efficacy in the of caarrh and slow
head ACHE particularly recommended by DIR Warehouse
whose certificate accompanies each bottle. The
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head and stomach and later affects the transpa
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will find in this chemical preparation complete andote
During tedious confinement in crowded house or warm
atmosphere after fatgung walk or long ride, pinch
or two will richly repay the trouble Of constantly having it
in your pocket; and which when well secured will for
long time all the purposes of smelling bottle No
composton better qualified to resist contagon the use
Of therefore indispensable for all those who watch WITH
or visit the sick. Sedentary and sudous persons will find
by its occasional use, cheap and cheering relief from that
ssitude which invariably accompanies long sitting OF
much reading.
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Beasley's Family Plaster.

OtVtnty five OtIts PCT f1UN' =
For the of breasts sores which proceed from
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21
TOL. L.

Duet-The Columbia Telescope alIuding to
the projected duel between Col. Cummings and
Mr.. M Dufie, says, they are both expected to 60
on shortly to the south, perhaps by this time have
gone, and 7ve zDaft with Trembling for the result 70
Giving due credit to this humane sensibty, We
would ask wherefore should you tremble? So much
notorety has been given to this personal renconre
such efforts have in vain been made to prevent this
meeting; much eclat has been given to the quar-
rel, and such false spirit of chiyalry exhibited on
the occasion, that public feeling has been Gained:
and since the fierce intentions of the party cannot
be arrested the only question left for the public TO
ask is, suho is kiAed? All sympathy on such an oc-
casion, and under such circumstances is thrown a.
way. One or both fthe parties may sup with Pluto.
IF they will shoot another in despite of reason,
religion, and the public voice, why let them. If
they escape, they will have acquired but little fame;
if they fall, they will have achieved but little glory.
When the fate OF nation depends upon battle, then
indeed have right to tremble for the result -
but our sensibilites not exquisite as to be a.
Harmed and agitated at two hotspurs firing at each
other with pistols at ten PAGES. G Honor" as Fall
staff says, "who has it? He that died last We'd
nesday." Mar. Aduorote.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21
DR.. Vanzyle's Vegetable Fever Drops

Price One Dollar per Bottle.
For the cure of Bilious, Typhus, Nervous heimtten'
and Intermittent Fevers, the Ague and Fever &c ihese
drops are recommended sovereign remedy for levers
generally, the Doctor having used them IN ms own prac
tice for wears with the greatest success.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-21

Dueling. Readers of Newspapers often end
light amusement in what is termed eross-readings.
The following may be called sign reading In front
of two adjoining houses in this citywe literally read
this brief history of duel:
James Schott-and--Jonatha Fell.
PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
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DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops,

These drops will cure tie most inyeterate scurvy'
ahrofdla, leprosy, St. Anhonys fire. salt rheum scad
sore legs scorbuc gout, foul fostering erupons, and
every other eruption arising from an impure state OF the
blood and juices. They also perfect dsesuon and oy
purifying the blood prevent malignant hunofs from pes
thrown off on the lungs &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21

but regard for pnb.ick opinion and
respect for my own character now re-
quire, that should produce proofs to es-
tablish the truth of the allegations, which
by the queries | intended to convey
| shall endeayour to do so, to the entire
satisfaction of a jury and of the publick;
and beg of you to be assured, that |
shall avail myself of every possible evil
deuce, that may be attainable, either in
this country, in England. or IN France
at the same time, am perfectly aware
of the great difficulties that may occur,
in obtaining evidence in Europe, as it is
not in my power to compel the produc-
ton Of testimony from that distance, and
without the jurisdiction of the court, be-
fore which an Investigation is to take
place. trust however in God, in the
all-powerful influence of truth, and in
the justice of my fellow-citzens, to sus-
tain me in the conflict, and to carry me
through triumphantly.
III were contented to justify the pub
LEGATION of the queries, on the ground of
general rumour, could, without going
out of Newly ork, prove, by the testi-
| monyof number of respectable MGR
chants who were in London and at Client,
at the conclusion of the peace, that a
rumonr was prevalent in both those
cities, that Mr.. Jonathan Russell, one OF
the slid commissioners, had secretly con-
veyed to persons in London, information
of the negotiations at Client, &c. &C.
am, sir, your obedient servant.
SETH HUNT.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21

The People VS.. Seth Hunf.-The court
of sessions yesterday decided that they
had no authority to issue the commits
siops under the seal of the court, which
had been moved for by the defendant,
70 take testimony on his behalf in En-
gland and France, in relation TO the
charges made by /" .griel' against the
Hon. Jonathan Russell. In consequence
of which, Mr. Duer, the associate coun-
sci for the prosecution, stated to the
court that the district attorney and him
self, on the part of the people, had en-
tered into an arrangement with the de-
PENDANTS counsel, which obyiated the
legal difficulty We understand. that,
according to this arrangement, (to which
the court assented,) commissions will is
sue under the signatures of the respect
i've counsel, for the examination, under
oath, of the witnesses named therein.
resident in England and France, upon
interrogatories and cross interrogatories
to be settled before the first Judge or
the Recorder, and TO be annexed 10 the
commission. Six months are allowed
for the return of the commissions
In the mean time, the testimony Of Mr..
Frederick Mnlett, who is now in this
state, and is the surviving partner of the
house OF Mullett, Evans & Co. is to be
taken, with that of other persons, on the
part Of the prosecution, TO be read on
the trial, in case Of the death or the alb.
sence from the state, of such witnesses.
The counsel in the above cause are,
Hugh Maxwell, Esq. Dist. Attorney, and
John Duer, Henry Wheaton, and ohm L..
Lawrence, Esqrs. as associates, on the
part Of the people. Pierre C. Van
Wyck and Charles G. 1aines, Esqrs. are
engaged on the part ofMr Hunt
NeSy- York Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21
BY THE MAILS.
From The Me,s- York S.atesman.l

Letters from Odessa to the 18th June state,
that at that time the Turks had not evacuated
either Wallachia or Moldavia, nor was there
the slightest hope that they had any intention
of doing so. No part of the Russian army had
retired from the Pruth and notwithstanding
the supposed arrangement of all differences
betwixt the legitimate Government of Turkey
and Russia, the same hatred and distrust con-
tinued. tits totally impossible, that in their
present spirit and feelings, these two empires
can remain l,ng without coming to hostilities !;
and tn sooner an effort is made to expel the
Anti-Christians from Europe, the better will it
be for the civilized part of the world.
Letters from Holland report, that advices
had been received from Constantinople, dated
so late as the 9th of June, by which the infor
nation had been made known that the Asiat-
ick troops which had arrived there from the
Provinces, had been ordered again to occupy
Wallacha and Moldavia. Should this prove
correct, it may be considered that the sword,
and not the pen, is the necessary instrument
for negotiation with the Sublime Porte.
1t snow understood that the Christian Gov
ernments have been grossly (though no doubt
uninten.Dnally) deceived by their ministers at
Constantinople, on the subject OF the negocia-
tidns. These ministers have, il is said, been
misled by the Christian Dragomans, W no are
all Catholicks, hate the Greeks, and lose no
opportunity of injuring them, having an old
grudge against them too, on account of their
having formerly filed the place of Turkish
.Dragomans, and in that capacity frequently
|. counteracted them in their views.
An article from Augsburgh of the 99th OF
June, says--within the last week, we have had
several private accounts of great successes
gained by the Greeks in Thessaly.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21

Y 1t is believed there is an error here. Is
not the action against the publishers brought
oranother and different alleged libel. So We
have understood it'd. Spy.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21
NETWORK, . AuG. Is.
Mr.. HINT and Mr.. Russell.


Tlr ZION. Jonathan Russell yesterday went
befoe the Grand Jury, of this city, and pro-
noujced bill of indictment against Seth
HUT, Esq. for the libel alleged to be con-
taired in the queries of Ariel, lately published
in he Statesman. As we have taken no part
in his controversy, we of course can know
nohing of the merits of it. But il does ap-
par to us that Mr.. r. has pursued very ex.
tnordinary course. In the first place, he de-
hands of the Editors the name of the writer,
Which is promptly and frankly surrendered to
lin. Ee then commences civil suits for dam
ares against both author and publisher
This is not considered very fair; because, if
the Editor had felt disposed to have kept the
name of his correspondent secret, but one suit
could have been brought, and the Editor might
have been unidentified. Again, Mr.. Russell
sends the writ to New-York, when he had
been notified that Mr.. Hunt lived in Vermont.
The latter. however, took no exception to this,
but promptly endorsed his appearance here.
Mr.. II. also frankly wrote Mr.. R. letter, de-
failing the facts upon which he should rely
for evidence, and from which it clearly APP
peared that his testimony, or the principal and
most essential part Of it, was in Europe and
then what does MIR. Russell do hat come to
New-York, and get up a criminal prosecution,
which, in the ordinary course of things, must
be tried long before any testimony can be pro-
cured from Europe. We think it looks strange
that's all. Com. .4dc.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-21

In addition to the foregoing article, we have
derived information which enables us to add,
that Mr.. Hunt as well as Mr. Russell yester-
day appeared in the Court Of General Sessions
s,ttemled by their respective counsel. Mr..
HAM promptly plead the general issue to the
indictment preferred against him, at the in
stance of Mr.. Russell, and his counsel applied
for a commission to examine witnesses in
Europe. Under certain Limitations, the coun-
sci fG Mr. Russell consented that commits
sion should go forth. The Court, after express
ing a doubt of their power 10 grant the mo-
ton, requested the counsel for the respective
parties to look into the authorities, and to APP
pear again to-day at o'clock. We shall en-
deavolr to give some further particulars of
this important and interesting case, as it pro-
ceeds. En-. Post.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL, 1922.
A FARM for SALE.

Pursuant to the last 7eR and testament Of Charles Thomas
deceased the subscriber mil c6er al PUBLfC SHE, on
Thursday, the An Dug .fp merit, al e house IF otn Cr0u,
IA the t00n Of NsvcastN F.1R.T with Me4bbUtenances,
Sitiae III Dragon neck, Red Lion Hundred, Newcastle
county and state of Dcaware containing about 240 acres,
Of which about 140 arabic 70 of Wood,
handsome Apple Orchard of acres, and the residue
The above Farm about mile and half from an excel
lent landing the river Delaware 1t is highland healthy
handsomely situated commanding fine view Of the river
Delaware Itisnearly opposite the Peapatch, which
forlcaton IS at present erecting and is on of the pro-
posed routes Of the Delaware aud Chesapeake canal The
woodland consists of the best mber and the arabic land
is of an excellent aty, and part Of well set in clover
Feb. %, 1922. Sig CH4RLES THD.lI4g, Err
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Pensacola has been charged with want of re.
llglon How stands the account? The Quarterly
{ curt is now in session, and the Prosecuting At
torney declares he has occasion tor a Grand Jury
there is no one IN jail tor any offence, nor has
the key been turned for many days past. But our
great distinguished happiness is in this-there is
not IN this town one professional gambler! In this
respect we challenge the United States-and, Weld
ing the difference OF sea port exposure, where is
the town OF equa population that can make the
same boast And how few are there in the South
ern States that have not, at this season Of the year
regularly established Gaming Reconsideration
From Bells Weekly Messenger. Dec 81
Singular Robb"ry.-The coins recently denosi-
ted by the hand of the right reverend the Bishop OF
Chester, within the found ,tion stone of the new
church OF Ashton under Line, were a few nirhts
since very ingenousy stolen from the cavity OF the
stone and scrap Of paper, containing the follow
ing lines was found in the place of them--
"lhls stone the curious fact revealed
hat va,ious coins were here concealed;
And told the world in language fair,
a bishop hand had placed them there.
10 maze such Information known,
1t must have been clever stone
30 cleser--thst it perhaps Can say,
VINO twas that stole the coins away"
A clerical decJaimer of the school of the inpeni-
Gus but singular DIR South, speaking of the poverty