American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
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The Army OF the United States--The soldier is
shot for deserving his country what should be done
when his country deserts him
The Navy of the United States mo reflections
upon Johnny Bull
&c Pautucket, R. /.
Uncle Sam How stout and healthful does he
look, and how oytully does his household celebrate
his 46th anniversary
Cumming and MDuffie. Heroes among cow
|ards, towards among men.
III Boston
By Mr. Fl Davis. The Jeffersonian bill Of ex-
lchange-It will never be protested by the people Of
the United States for the want OF confidence in the
drawer.
a. CAarie8tozun, !Naas.
General Jacksonville stern indicator of his
Icountry's rights and honor. A host of Dons could
not bend Old Hickory from the line Of duty.
.4t Washington.
| The People.-The only legitimate authorities on
earth.
Ireland-Cast down but not destroyed forsaEen
but net lost. Exile of Erin.
| 1T Pc e'8durg, Hir.
/ The Declaration of fndependence.-A writing
on the wall Of history, which tyrants behold and
tremble guns.
James Monroe, President ofthe United States
The infeSible advocate of State Rights. gun.
1 Jeferson.--His fame is identified with the glory
of his counry-Palsied be the lip that would suy
il with the breath OF SANDER gun.
l James Madison
I BY unperceived degrees he wears away
Yet, like the setting sun looks larger his setting
| gun.
Now here's to the brave, we owe them our smiles
For the glory they've gained to the nation
And ne'er shall they want, in reward for hertois
Our expression OF warm appreciation.
Our Republican Institutions Domestic Mautf.
lfacures worthy of Legislative protection.--1 gun.
The New World. INDEPENDENT. gun
Spain s. Portugal Gun
The Late War-Procaimed by wisdom, supper.
tied by valor, crowned by glory guns
Greece.-The fountain Of literature the mother
lof fretdom-mav the vaor Of her sons rival the
lglory Of Marathon and Thermopyla gun
The Mexican Emperor.--Tet him redeem his
lpIedge to the world by exchanging the imperial
purple for the spotless mantle Of Washington.
AgricuIture.-The most independent EMPLOY
ment; the employment best calculated 10 preserve
independence ] gun
Russia-Europe warmed in her bosom the fro
zen snake; let her beware Of the dragon.
The Press--The light ofthe age--the tyrant's
ttoe-the treeman's friend gun
Nav YoRK. July g.
Child Stealing On Friday afternoon. daughter
lof Mr.. Elisha S. Mot, about five years old, was
induced by young beggar girl, of the name of
IShort to accompany her from Jacob-street near
lher fathers house, the girl having promised her
lcherr;es; and on Sunday morning, the child was
Recognized by lad at the Catherine market who,
lin consequence OF the advertisement had the
Iwretched girl taken up, and the child restored to its
anxious parents. The little sufferer was almost
staryed, had part Of her clothes taken from her and
Istated she had had no food but some bread, and
lhad slept under stoop the two nights she had
tbeen from homes aud the girl who stole he, away,
had frequently beat her, and though she had sassed
fby the house of near relative, she was prevented
by fear from going to the door. The depraved,
though youthful beggar committed 10 Bride
we'll by the police officers.-JVaf. Adv
JULY IL.
Child Stealing Another instance Of this new
and horrid species Of kidnapping has occurred in
our city. On Monday afternoon between and Q
o. clock, the of Mr. Burling, first teller OF The.
City Bank, aged | years, was crossing the Bowery
Ito Broome street, on his way to school, when
Icoach was passing, and one of the men sprang out,
Iseized and took him in, and drove on till thew
Preached nearly TO Kingsbridge, distance of about
twelve miles. Here hty were prevailed upon by
1.-THE cries and supplicatons of the lad or Tor some
other reason, 10 set him down in the road, where
lthey left him and drove He wandered about
It'll near night when coming in sigh of house. he
sat down in the road fronting it, until he was
discovered by some Of the occupants who alter
learning his situation, kindly took charge of him
for the night and yesterday morning brought him
nd Ito his anxious parents whose distress for his
reat unaccnuntable absence may be well imagined.
ane The lad was much terrified while in The coach,
but prevented from crying out for assistance
ouIby being gagged He cannot give distinct
description of the coach, but thinks he should know
Il. lit if he should again see it.