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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

The result of the New Jersey election, gives a
Republican ma orty Cf in the Council, 10 in the
House, and "a in joint meeting.
'Intermens in the city and liberties Of PhiIadel-
phia, from the 10Th to the 18th inst adults AZ, chill.
dren Is, tota 65.
In Baltimore, for the week ending the 22nd inst.
a. SO Bilious lever
The U, S, sloop of war Peacock arrived at Ha-
wanna on the LIST inst. having captured 5 pratical
vessels on the north side of Cuba.
The U. S. schooner Grampus, which arrived on
Friday evening last, at New York, has brought 100,-
1000 S in specie for the banks.
The PRESIDENT of the United States has return
ed to his official residence at the seat Of govern.
ment, and continues in the enjoyment Of excellent
health
The National Intelligencer says" We are au-
thorised to state, from an unqueslionable source,
that Mr.. Gattatin would not accept the Presidency
of the Bank Of the United States, if elected.'
The cotton house, and other buildings, on the
plantation of DR.. Flood, near New Orleans, were
burnt on the alst git. Loss estimated at $4,000,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

DIED al Pnebush, in the town Of Montgomery, Capt
ARCHIBALD HUNTER, aged about IS. The c,ac'lms
stances OF Captain Hunters death somewhat renrkas
BILE. AS he was opening COW, supposed t. have been
poisoned in way other, he received sight wound
the hand, which became imprgnated with The poison,
and in less than hour ditfsed over the whole
system, Consequences which, he died. about 10 days,
Some hogs, which of the flesh of the COW, also died.
At B lston on Sunday morning, 18th inst in the Sc b
, Of his age, THOMAS MAYNE WILLING, OF Phits
A,lephia.
Oh the 18th inst. WILLIAM II. RINGGOi.D, one OF
he late elected members the General Assembly OF Ma
ryand, from Kent county.
Oh the 18th Sept. last Rock Hall, Kent County,
Maryland JOHN c. HYNsON, led 50 years.
At Mercersburgh Penn. Friday the 18th instant,
General JOHN Z. HOWARD, OF Baltimore.
Suddenly, in Philadelphia, on the evening of the
18th inst. HENRY DRINKER, Cashier of the Bank Of
North America.
ON Thursday last, his residence in Earl townships
LUDWIG WOMAN, member of Congress for the diss
tric composed of the counties of Berks and Schuykil
In Bangor, (Me.) on the 9th inst LOIHROP LEWIS
aged 58-known distinguished Statesman, honest
man. and of the most eminent Geographers and Ma
thematicans of New-England. At his death he
of the Commissioners of Maine for dividing the Massachu
and Maine Public Lands and was in the of
veyng when he dropped dead along side of his Instruments
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

Although the official proceedings in the case OF
captain Hull have not been received at Washing
ton, yet, we learn, from authority which we ques-
ton not that he has been fully and honorably ac-
quilted Of each and every offence alleged against
him. When the official decision shall be made
known, we have reason to believe, the Captain will
be more highly appreciated than ever by his coun-
trymen, who will receive the Intelligence OF his &C
quttsl with feelings of JOY increased by the recoi-
lection of his important services.
His accusers had every opportunity they could
desire, of substantiatng their charges. Never was
sh enquiry conducted with more imparality or
patience, or cause more ably and thoroughly in
Vestgated. Every allegation, however uihlng ii
might appear, was infinitely examined; and every
means in the possession Of the court employed &c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

A RREARAGEs due to the National Register Those
Awho owe subscription money to the National Register,
for the whole or any part Of the period between the t
july 1919 and the 3ist of December 1920, requested
to transmit the same by mail without delay and to
further trouble. JoNAiH-AN ELLIOT.
City of Washington, Oct. 49, So
Agents who have been authorized by me, to collect the
arrearages of the aboe work, also requested to a
mi; the prssesds d E..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
SICKNESS AT NEW ORLEANS.

The accounts o. the rs,ages Of the fever at New
Orleans, are ,tuy distessi Z. Private letters Of
the 25th and 9th ut. state, tina: between and 300
had died from the ls OF September up that date;
on The Oath there wee GO cases reported to the
Board of Health; and it was supposed that about
1900 of those who were considered liable to take
the fever, yet remained. Oh one vessel from N.
York, it is said that but one Of the crew {sxteen ia
number. exclusive of the captain had survived.
A letter from Detroit, OF Sept so, says:"Thers
has been within the last three weeks, thirty Gases
of typhus fever, out OF winch i8 have died six ara
beyond all hopes OF recovery, and are given up by
the physicians; the other six are dangerous. The
Rev. Mr.. Welton, Teacher OF the Classical School,
is just breathing his last. have just visited one
family consisting of Eve persons in poor crcumstans
ces; all Sick and two OF them hopeless" Y9m. SeRts
Messrs. Goblet and Hunt have come into state
of open hostility: Hunt stigmazes Goblet q
rogue and coward, and Goblet intimstes that
Hunt deserves thing worn by horses, which is
stouter than bride " Com V7dc.
THE SPY A French translation OF this popus
lar novel has been published at Paris, and is atri.
buted to Miss Hright, the authoress OF Travels in
the United States. i6.
The CapitoL--Tt gives US pleasure to see the
steady progress which IS made in the building OF
the Capitol of the United States. nearer to it's
than, at time, we had eve expected
to 1t. The stone work which 10 ms the base5
or lower part, OF the dome, is a much heavier work
than we supposed it would be, and the brick work
is Of great extent, forming an imposing mass of
building. Already enough is done to ensure thae
the inner central dome at least there bong twos
an interior and exterior one. the one beings
as it were, the ceiling, the other the roni will be-
completed before the close of the present season.
Enough is also to satisfy that the buildings
when perfected, will equal the most ssneuine ex~
pectations which have been entertained oil it. Alter
the dome is finished the only great part Of the de-
sign .hich will remain to be completed, will be the
grand porco, which is to form the front of tha
centre building. Nat. Intel.
The Board of Commissioners for Spanish claims
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T Intend! I!

DERsONs indebted the late proprietor of the Watch
a. requested to prepare themselves for im-
mediate cal-whch viii be the last call, unless it may be
which will be certainly to, towards all who shall
continue be delnquents and that in the rigorous
manner Wilmington Del Oct. %, 1922 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

procure evidence. The proceedings will probably
till two large octave volumes.
We are also assured that the inquiry as to the
state in which the Macedonian was when she last
lett Boston, has resulted in the complete acquital
of every officer of that Yard from all sort Of cen
sure. Nat. Intel. 22d inst.
The New York Evening Post contains an &C
count relative to man who died few days since
at Tappan, of yellow fever contracted in N. York.
The man denied at first having been in the infected
distrlct-but just before he bresthed his last, he
confessed the fact, and pointing to his trunk which
stood in the roumsaid that contained the evidence;
in that would be found his share Of plumber, which
he with several others, had obtained in the infected
district On opening his trunk after his death the
mans story was confirmed. 1t contsined quantity
OF plate and other articles which leaves doubt but
that they were stolen from some OF the houses in
that part of the city which had been abandoned on
account of the sickness. BAIT y4mer.
The period of service Of the following Senators
OF the United States will expire on the Sd Of March
next.
.Np1o mpShire- David L. Morrill,.
Observation-Disclosures Lloyd who has been re-
Gently elected for the balance Of Mr. Otis's term.
Rhode ELand-Nehemiah R. Knight.
sNe1C- Jersey Mahlon Dickerson.
Recommendations Van Dyke.
Tirginia-James Peasants.
NORTH Carotina- Montfor Stokes,
South Carotina-William Smith.
Georgia- Nicholas Ware.
Kentucky-Rchard M. Johnson.
IenneSsee-John Williams
Louisiana-Henry Johnson.
MssiSSippi-Thomas II. Williams.
Minois-Jesse b. Thomas.
alabama William r King.
.uaine-John Chandler.
One vacancy in Maryland ~ the death of Mr..
Pnkney.
Governor Bell Of New Hampshire has been cleo
ted the successor Of Mr.. Morrill,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
Amertran matcbunat.
WILMINGTON, Is OCTOBER, 1929.

Frown Indignantly upon dawning attempt
one portion of the Union from anotier.' WASHINGTON,
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Yellolc Ferer at Ns,o FORK.

The EPISCOPAL CHURCH in the Town of
New Castle, will be consecrated on Tuesday the
twenty ninth instant, at ten O'Clock in the morning.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

The Board of Commissioners for Spanish claims
met at their Chambers on Saturday last, Mr.. Taze-
well having arrived on the preceding day, and ro-
ceeded to business. Ib.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20

BY virtue of writ Of Lev Faciss to directed will be
exposed public sale, at the house of John Crow New
castle in Newcastle hundred, Saturday the 21s day OF
September inst at O'Clock, p H. all that certain panta
ion or tract of land and premises situate in the hundred Of
Newcastle, and county of Newcastle, adjoining other lands
Thomas Reilly lands of Samuel Moore, Esq Benjamin
Marley and Henry Rowan containing four hundred and six
yree three quarters and three perches be the
tents thereof more or less together with all and singular
he Improvements and appurenances thereunto belonging
being seized and taken in execution the property
Thomas Reilly. DAVID C. WILSON, Shift
Newcastle, September A, 1892. 71-3t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REW.aRD.

Ran away from the subscriber, living near Frederick,
Kent county Del. the 25th inst black man named Jm
who has four years to He is about feet inches
high, black complexion, slow when spoken to. He has
round face toerabe well made, had on new wool hat
linen shirt and rowsers kersey roundabout and calf
skin shoes also had abundle of clothes with him. consist
ing of tow linen shirt and trowsers Amy person TAX
ing him. of the county, and securing him Jail that
get him, shall receive the above reward if in the
lty, ten dollars SAMUEL WARREN, Sen'r.
August 80, 1882. 69-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20

Against this witness, the court had not little
Testimony; he consented without hesitation, to be
come witness, and 10 give all the information he
possessed; pledge having been previously given
him by the court that he should not be prosecuted,
nor bis name revealed
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20
LIST NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Jeima Mon
ro late of the Borough of Wilmington, deceased are
quested to make immediate payment and those having
demands against said Estate present them for settlement
in the of the present month AS it the intention
of the subscriber to close his Administration Account
before the 10th of October next he hopes that those
persons who interested will not dsappoint themselves
but attend to the terms of the present notice
JAMES COUPER, Admir-
Newcastle, September IL, 1922. 72-4t
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NOTICE.

THOMAS LEA of Brandywine hundred, Newcastle county
and State of Delaware having the 18th the 9th Month
1922 executed assignment of his property Real and Per-
sona the subscribers in trust for the benefit of all his
creditors they therefore requested present their
properly attested, and all who indebted will
please to make payment to the subscribers The books
will be kept at TArNAL & PnIcE's, Brandywine.l
WILLIAM WARNER, }
EDWARD TATNAL, .9ssigaees.
JAMES PRICE,
9th Mo- 18th, 1922. 72-tf
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BALTIMORE. The "Federal Republican says

BALTIMORE. The "Fedcral Republican says
there are thirteen cotton mills in our vicinity which
drive at least SO, $3.50 spindles.-Two woollen mills
-ope copper rolling mill, which is the only one Of
note in the United States-three extensive rolling
mills, which manufacture annually, at least 1906
tons of iron into rods, hoops, bolt and sheet-iron
besides at least 80 of the best and most improved
merchant mills within the limits and enyirons Of
the city, that manufacture about 100000 barrels Of
flour annually.
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER, 1892

tam James Mccullough, Bernard Murphy, DR.. John
McCallmont. Edward Mccullough CHARLES Tho
mas, John McCalmont, w. +. Read, Thomas Nc
Callmont, John Belve, George Read Jr. William
Kellahan, Richard Sexton, Samuel Belville, Samuel
Moore, William Mullen, James r. Black, David
King, John King, Henry Steele, David e. Wilson,
David Paynter, VIM B Janvier and James Wilson
be aCommittee Of Vigilance FOR Newcastle hundred
TO use all honorable means to promote the success
OF the Democratic Republican Ticket at the Gene
raj Election in October next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20
NOTICE.

ALL persons hereby warned not to pay any debts
iue TO the late Firm of CLELAND &c COLEMAN, black
smiths, until person shall be duly authorized col
lect and receive the same. JOHN COLEMAN.
Wilmington, Aug. &c, 1922 68-H
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At meeting of the Delegates, from the several
Hundreds convened at the Red Lyon on Monday
the 9th instant, the following ticket was agreed
upon, to be supported by the Democratic Republi-
can citizens of New Castle county, at the general
election on the first Tuesday in October next viz
Senator.
WILLIAM WELDON sd.--.ap lid
Representatives.
WILLIAM SEAL 2u IT,,
JESSE CHaNDLER.- IN ia
ANDREW REYNOLDS,-.M C Hid
HENRY WHITELEY,-W C Hid
SAMUEL H. BLACK,--P Hid
GEORGE CLARK,-H J. Hid
RICHARD Z. COCHR AN st G. Hi
Levy Court Commissioners.
JOHN TWEED--M G Hid
WILLIAM VANDERBILT q. r.,
ALEXANDER CRAWFORD 1P "a"
The above ticket being agreed upon, the follow,
tAg resolutions were adopted
Resolred-That committee of three be appoIn.
ted to have the tickets printed and forwarded to the
respective Hundreds viz. Alexander Porter, P b.
Delaney and General ]. Wolf.
ResotUed-That committee Of Vigilance be ap.
pointed for each hundred, to whom the tickets will
be forward Tor distribution, as folow--Robert For
wood, and Robert Calbreth for Brandywine Hun
dred--W William Herdman, Jesse Chandler, William
Seal and A. Porter for christina Hundred-An-
drew Reynolds and Samuel Meter for Mill Greek
Hundced-Peter l.. Ogle and John Evens for
Whteclaycreek Hundred--Lvvy Boulder s. Jacot
Tatris for Pencader Hundred--Henry Steele and
ID. Eyes for New Castle Hundred--James N SUIT
ton and Philip ReyboId for Red Lyon Hundred
Peter Bowman and Thomas Belvil for St. George.
Hundred John Browxen and William Hukill FOL
Appoq 4inimink Hucdred.
Resotrpi-That it be recommended to the Demo
cratic Republican Citizens of New Castle Count!
10 suppo the above ticket.
SlcEED-JACOB VANDEGRIFT, Chairalan
JAMES N. SUTTON, Secretary.
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The Trustees of the Poor of New

Castle county requested to the Poorhouse,
Thursday the third day ofoctober next 10 o'clock A. M
Those who have accounts &c. may present them for set
Element. A. S. NAUDAIN, Secy.
September 18th, 1922. 72--5t
p S. Two days attendance of the members may be re-
Oured
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AN ACCOUNT

Of the late INTENDED Insurrection among portion
Of the Blacks Of the City Of Charleston.
lConcuded.l
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For SUSSEX County-Union Ticket

FOR SUSSEX County-lnlon Ticket
Senator-JOHN CAREY.
sen,bly-EZEKIEL WILLIAMS. ST KEN
DIE M. LEWIS. WILLIAM HILL WELLS,
JOHN WHITE, GEORGE POLK, THOMAS
RIDER, SOLOMON PRETTYMAN.
Levy Court-ARMWELLL LONG; Dae'h Hid
ISAAC NAPLES; Ind X, Humid. WILLIAM
HARRIS; L. & Ike. GEO. FISHER; G. Creek.
Coroners-JOHN CADE, MINUS MESSICK
Al a respectable meeting of the Republican Par
|ty of Sussex county, held at Georgetown, on Tues
lay the goth of August, 1922 the proceedings of the
Republican Conferees OF the State, at Dover, re-
commencing the candidates for Governor and Re
representatives. to Congress, to be supported at the
coming election were reported to the meeting by the
Conferees on the part OF said county
On motion it was resolved, that Curtis Jacobs
VIM d NAPLES, DR.. Isaac Robertson, David Haz
card and VIM II. Wells be the Committee Of Cor
|respondence Of this county.
PETER NAPLES, Chairman.
HENRY H. WELLS, Secretary.
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Democratic Republican Nominations

GoUernor-JOSEPH HASLETT.
Rep, to Congress--ARNOLD NAUDAINE--
land to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resg-
nation of c A Rodney-JAMES DERRICKSON
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For Kent County

For Kent County
Senator--W HALL.
esentatires-PRESLEY SPRUANCE jr.
|ELI AS NAUDAIN, AND'W GALLEY, JOHN
ADAMS, ]. B. MACOMB, JNO. BRINCKLOE,
WIN HOPKINS.
Levy Court ommissionerS-TH'S JAMESON,
TIL. REEFS, MAT. FLEMING.
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PROCLAMATION.

,0Oo, VNTIIEREAS it appears from the returns of
SEAL w the general Elections of this State, which
CLNoOo were held the first Tuesday OF October in
the vcpr of our Lord thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ytwo at the several places appointed by law for holding
said Elections in each of the counties of this state, for
in the Congress of the United States for this
state from the fourth day of March next and for Repre-
sentative to fill the vacancy which did happen in the rep
resentaon from this State in the Congress OF the United
States by the resignation of Cesar A. Rodney Esq and
from enumeratng and ascertanng tho number OF votes
for each and every Candidate and person. that Louis Lane
has the highest number of for and duly elected
the Congress of the United States, for
this State from the fourth day of March next and that Dam
ie Rodney has the highest number of votes for and was
duly elected Representative for this State in the Congress
Of the United States fill the vacancy aforesaid ageea-
b TO the Constitution and laws of said State, now there
fore by virtue of the power and authority IN me vested by
an act of the general Assembly of the State of Delaware
in such cases made and provided do hereby publish and
declare the said Louis MLane Representative OF and for
this State in the Congress of the United states from the
fourth day of March next and for two years thence next toll
lowing and do further publish and declare, the said Dan
lei Rodney Representative for this State, in the Con-
rss of the United States fill the vacancy in the repre-
sentaon from this State, which did happen aforesaid
Given under my hand and the great seal of the said state
at Lewis the twelfth day of October, in the year OF ON
ord one thousand eight hundred and twenytw and Of
the independence of said State the forty-seventh.
CALEB RODNEY.
I Nv the Governor PETER ROBINSON,
| Secretary of the State OF Delaware.
| October IS. 81-4t
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
October IS,

The THO Foscari, a Tragedy, BY Lord Byron.-6Scts
Cain, Mystery, By Lord Byron,-5octs
Judah-75cts.
T1e Barber of Seville, Comic OPERA in three acts -31cts
Reports Of Cases argued and determined in the Gene
raj Court Of Appeals of the State of harya from l6oo
to o., i0O O9 Wi GaS'f PENN by NJ L. Weems, S1oo
Sardanapaus, Tragedy, by lord Byron, 60
Pens by Rernard Barton 60
Minstrel Love: from the German of the suthor2 ,no
of Undine
Pharmacologia or the History of Medicinal SUBJ s.7s
stances, by John Ayrton Paris, NJ d. FL
Memoir Of the rise, progress and present state OF
the Chesapeak & Delaware Canal with original
Documents and Maps BY Joshua Girn. Is
Kotzebue's Narrative of Journey into Persia 50
N,;,oc Ring s;mnle Story by Mrs Inchbald 88
I,;u;rs, Sneac5bes octave l so
The Expedition of Orsea; and the Crimes OF Aguirre -
Retreat; OF Sketches from Nature w
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NOTICE.

Joseph Robinson, of Wilmington, Del Merchant, having
OH the thrteh ut made assignment of all his effects 10
the subscribers for the bene! OF such should
within sixty DAYS after the date thereof reesse
of their claas the creditors hereby notified that
lease and copy of the said assignment deposited with
Mcssrs Bunker e Starr, in Philadelphia and at the store
ofthe subscribers in Wilmington Del where all persons
interested are requested to call without delay.
Scptenber g. 1922 lift V. & J. +. GILPIN.
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NTOTICE.-Al persons indebted to the estate OF Doctr
~ Archibald Alexander late of Newcastle hundred dec.
are requested make immediate payment and those hav
ing claims against said estate, will present their accounts
duly authenticated to MARY ALEXANDER, AdmX.
is Oct 1922. Stiff JOHN p. LITTLE, Admir-.
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NOTICE.

MO MACKAREL by the barrel half barrel, so bush
~ els of potatoes tow yarn for carpet chain or candle
wick crn OATS sugar. tea Coffee molasses, lamp oil, and
general assortment of groceries, four confectionery &c.
4LS0-yions flies, fageets, violin strings and bows,
and note books for instrumental music, FOR S4LE on the
South side gfHe Lo.Oer Market, by JOHN WRIGHT.
WILMINGTON Oct 49, 81-7t