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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
NOTICE.

FHNHE subscriber intending to from the Borough
a requests all persons indebted him to make PAYMENT
and those having accounts against him to present them for
settlement.
JAMES SEBBORN.
Wilmington, 8 Mo. Goth, 1898.
~ b. Those persons in the country having casks belong
ing to the subscriber will please return them before the
JUN OF next month. 68-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
ABRAHAM SCHRADER,

ID EsPECTFuLLY informs the public that he has COM
le menced business at
SMYRNA, DEL.
and is ready to execute orders in Gunsmng, Bell Hang
ing Repairing House Door Locks Sharpening Coffee Mills
Mending Shovel and longs, Brass Androns &c. Turning
in Iron and Wood and every description Of work in the
above branches.
lie respectfully soics the patronage Of the public, and
feels confident from his experience that he will be enabled
to give general satisfaction.
September, 1929 78-U
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
Price of Packages.
HOPES
lucky Office .Market.slreet, Wilmington, Del.

As prizes will be paid down, credit be given for
ticketsBut approved will be taken payable few
days previous to the drawing.
Letters will receive minute attention If post paidnot
otherwise but Gentlemen who have kindly accepted
Agencies throughout the State will furnish tickets
The Numbers drawn certified BY the Commissioners will be
Immediately advertised in the public papers, that every
one may at once ascertain his Good Luck.
? We hope this Lottery may succeed for the bene6.
of the Churchhe credit of the State and the good of
the pucfor those who do draw High Prizes them.
selves, derive benefit from their friends being more for
tunale. Sept. u. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
Notice.
sept.9.

rgyHE partnership of Il. and J. H. sQUlBB this day
IL dissolved by mutual consent. Those persons having
claims requested to present the and those indebted
to make immediate payment to James r. Squibb, who
is authorised to settle all accounts OF the
]. r. SOLUBLE.
j. Fl. SQUIBB.
The business in future will be conducted by
]. X. SQUIBB
Newport, Sept. 18th, 1925. 74-9t
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NOTICE..

aNVIEKNss
IL persorsndebted to the estate 81 AOEtAN JONES,
N deceased, late Of Peneader Hundred, either by bond
note, or book account, requested settle the same
without delay as no longer indulgence viii be given and
those having legal against said deceased 10 pre-
sent them Immediately for settlement TO
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor Of Morgan Jones Decd
Pencader Hundred, Sept l, 1923. 72-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
SHE OF
COTTON MACHINERY.

Machinery IN said establishment, late the property of John
slddah Co. Cotton Spnners and be sold for tho
benefit OF their Creditors The Nachenery is all in corn
plce order for business and consists Of the following ar
tcles viz.
Throstles, of 1870 spndIes each,
l do of 108 do.
z Mules of 228 do.
IL Carding Engines clothed and in copl order
Stretching Frames complete
Drawing Frames do.
Rowing Frames, do
Winding Blocks,
l Blowing Machine,
l Picking Machine,
l Willow, Sppolng Machine
Turning Lathes and Tools
Double Ihrostle Reels, Cop, d.
Yarn Press Grndstone,
Smiths Bellows and Tools,
large number Of lin aud Iron Cans,
10 Stoves and Pipes,j
1 Cart Wagon stone Truck
Wheel Balrows, Gears for Horses,
a lot OF itaw Cotton, Cotton Waste and Royjnrs
Iron Kettle, Boat Rope,
l Frame building, used as Yarn-roam
DO. do. used a Store.rouq,
! Water Wheel and Gearing, whct house and trunk.
stable, Cow-llousc, A quantity Of Hay,
Lot bobhns and Spools, / Pump,
A quantity of Straps, Drums, sc. Sc
Inc sale VIII commence at 10 O'clock on the morning
OF SAID day. and Continue until the whole is sold Terms
WhcH VIII be accommodating for the purchaser will b.
made known at the time Of SALE by
JOHN T0RBERT,
CYRUS LANBORN
80 ,ooo .acans on 6ehaT of The Crethtors.
oeps' - 700 73-l2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
STATES
OF superior quality-for sale at this Office.

IAPERS-for burning all night
m bed Chambers Of the sick &C. which will brn
at the Waterman Office, r' ~ '''s
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate of JLy,ha
IA Whtelocs, deceased, late Of the Borough of Whining
tom either BY Bond. Specially otherwise are request
ed to exhibit them speedily to benjamin Ferris, OF the
the deceasedAnd those who are indebted to the said
estate are desired to prepare themselves for payment
soon as possible as the administrators wish 10 Settle the
same without delay
ISAAC WHITELOCK,
BENJAMIN FERRIS, hdmrs'
Wilmington, 9th mo- %, 1923. 77-18t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
$500 DOhhARSo
Scheme

0ry 1925 Tickets--one and one half blank to q prize
This the richest Lottery offered in Delaware AS il
contains but few tickets in proportion the Prizes, and
may be the last chance the public will have, in this
ne truc popular, aud infaMdie mode of Drawing that
does every Justice, and bids defiance to mistakes
" AS this Lottery must be drawn within short time the
price of tickets is put as low possible.
Packagesand Single Tickets S4,75-Sharesn proportion
Tickets by the quantity at first cost $3.50.
As tickets in packages fortunate the last two
classes have formed several clubs comprising all the
numbers in the Schemes each parcel consisting of nine tic
kets amounting to S4275, but accommodate the en-.
terprsng We will dispose of them follows and depend
on the prizes in each PACKAGE for the balance due all
over and above being the property of the holder.
Price Of Packages.
package of Whole tickets $50
package of Half do Is
package Of Quarter do 80
one package Of Eghths do SIS
Prices Of Single Tickets and Shares
Whole Tickets SAYS Quarters 81 IS
Halves 2,374 Eighths GIL
The Subscribers most particularly request attention o
this nUiHg Schemeall those who wish Or 7sart money
have now indeed great chance or Nothing can come
Of Nothing AZ but here for njRe, you may make
Fortune
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
To the Public.

gIHE subscribers having contracted with the Managers
Il OF the Delaware State Lottery for the entire Of the
third and last class, respectfully throw themselves
the hberahy and Indulgence of a discerning and dscrm
mating community, who only require 10 be convinced that
proposition is just 10 nd and Sanction it..
The Drawing uf this Lottery is limited BY Law to the I'd
February next but pleased the citizens generally
with the former classes, that hope few days
Pounce early and positive hOir for drawing this last and
richest class as Providence not Fortune appears dstr.
bite the PrizesID' SO equally have they been divided
DELAWARE ST.43E LOTTERY,
LAST CL.aSS--.NEJV SERIES.
Tor tie completion Of st. PETERS, Church.
80 be drawn at the Town Hall, Wilmington in
Five minutes.
HIGHEST PRIZE
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IN tie Court Of Chancay IF The Sue Of Dehways, Sr S
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
Communication
CAROLINE CROW COMPANY.

Tie annual meeting of the Caroline Crow ,,omp,nv as
ms .y june ,4h held at Chesterfield, the residence
i,oS " >'n where large majority uf Subsc,i-
beers HteudedAdr the show was over they >,t ,l,n q,
an elegant dinner where harmony friendship
lug report:
-, Tue enemies to our growing crops numerous
thai we shall tall very far short greatest
destroying tnem all The hessin fly, chinch bug and
cut worm are each making alarming ravnges in our feel 4
OF corn ana wheat-neyrrbeess, ON the alert and
uoihs what 'an he easily done ia every nrghborhont!
crows aw and owls daily falling sacrifices To ,u,
sh'O,h-1Ored guns anu rifles The premium this wear wa,
hw oIhed To Mr. T. Chandler, the gentleman that ur,
on the palm last Year The whole number produce, nn
burnt vas 762 During the bonfire the following Toast was
drank win loud huZzas.
Addition tn subscribers.
Multiplication 10 cxetiiOns.
Subtraction enemies.
And reduction To- our negligence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
THE CANAL is now completely open to roa,..

DIEDl-lH Augusta county, Va the 9Th instant Col
ANoNEW ANDERSON a soldier OF the Revolution, aud
Tor nearly 80 years member OF the Legislature of his ma
tive state. $50 "
NJ London, on the 23d of April tire year Of hi,
age, The celebrated Geographer, A AjRUWSMIrll Es,
whose lame constructor Of Mans we'll
known throughout Europe and Amrrca.
AZ Downing College, (Cambndse) EDWARD CHRIS
Han EsI ProIessoro of the Laws at England, Chiri
1suce OF The Isle OF Ely He The learned Editor oil
BiackSJoues Commentaries.
N ms residence the sweet Springs in this state ~,
the 4t inst Capt JOHN LEWIS, in the 68ih wear of his
age nero OF the Revolutions and owner OF the above
braed Springs.
Died on Saturday evening. in this CITY, AMUEL Me
OhAN, Esq-mueI respected and lamenie,i numr-
rous friends aud acquaintance. lie has filled various
IN this cOmmOnw ealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
TnE GENEKAL COnRr

Convened Tbs day week Md adjourned last evening.
They decIird several Cases--Ome Of the most inter
est'ug fJIlOws--
10 the case of the Commonwe ilnr VS. Miuhrw III
kce, Agent Oi sales Tor the Pppueniaiy aud his se-
curitics, the counsel for the cnInns first move
ne court TO lmpannel itry nv the issue iined
" was conceded that the sc srmbiy aullior-
ized motinn and Judgment in SEMINARY way thus
was ~ npriicaion addressed 10 the discretion of The
court, and might br denied hut IL was said tlii the
Jnry riai ought 30 he preferred, unless there was
some special reason Tor refusing H.
10y majority of the court Tie motion was granted
ADD u jury impauncled
When the bond was offered ia evidence the conp
sci Tor the defendants moved tlt IL should not br
received, The ground that tie board of dirct tors
OF the peniienay had no authority 10 take it, and ii
u had, that u ought 20 have been accepted by the
executive, or somc one specially authorized 10 accept
on The part ~ the commonwealth.
The set Oi Assembly authorized the board Of III.
TeciOrs 10 appoint agent of sales sud generally ~
do any thing lof the benefit of tie institutions but DID
not expressly authorize the iabirra bund frou, sncl
agent w this case The board hal. by ~ order
entered on Iicir minutes, directed bond 10 be taken
with security io be approved b, the exerutive ronn
c but tie executive declining 10 a,f hid a(terwor,t
10y another order, approved fhe br1d itself
Ide court decided unanimously thal the Do,ger n
axe bond from agent enirusted with pui,li,
properly, was incident 10 the power or appointment
and moreover that u 70 wHs norrsstfy 10 acrrp n
approve tie bond ~ 80. oherwi-e ulau bv huyin,
81 ~ possession he hoard Of directors dspie'en
approved % and 'a.d Their arrrrsW uas enoaeh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
For TIE ENOIIIRER


ihere are Few indeed vino have acuured the know
ledge at fearful expense, of the Importance the station
OF magistrate IN this commonwealth. have been
To think 50 by evidence, which will certainly conclusive
'oeNrry one M tue community. relieved from
tue disappointment which those who placed ma
gSuacy must inevitably occasion, al they
!" aci ether from tue wait of eucatnn those tender
~ mora" feelings which prompt careful
ate examination into all issue,
ne'"een Ri'n and man. ami viii prove my proposition
ny au ihuir-tive statement of fact. The
executors ol " The heirs OF q instituted suit for
'ce"t OF their administration. and plead
aough subsequently the commissioner whO stated
countsi proved that they for
Die sum- The object il sum from ami b.
ar teir securities This i which has been ong
pehuing, ana aer having BEEN from doubt sufficient
cause, sent from he court in which the igualy
appointing representative of g. and that the
iion might he assigned 10 the sheriff Toe court having
me jurisdiction was accordingly applied to- although
ihc administration required upon OF g
nominal "ad intended to comply With the of law,
u repeatedly refused To compel tn sheriff The
reason assigned by the counsel for sheriff who
opposed To taking upon himself the anni>iainn was,
that as a and had alleged assets sheriff would
receive nothing by which be for his trouble
bui ~ certainly should be known whole of this
muhM eah tati demanded of another APPLYING foe the
under the circumstances AN sonac
security IN the sum of hy thousand doars-nor iere
ibe sia est doni but that for the crcun
OF tue superior court having jurisdiction the case, ha
pah'ih could have nothing hope The writer vi
inns communication disclans other Offer
H. IMAM To urge just estimation of the importance of the
'u"gi'uacy AN ADVOCATE FOR JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

sjgned Narrator appeared in the Kentucky pa.
iisrs which produced The letter from Col Jno.
Il. Campbell to Col. Shelby aud the fppiy of
|. The latter which are published in his pam
ohlet? Assal Gov. Shelby Tor what ? Be-
| cause an anonymous publication had appear
! ed IN the papers, in producing which he most
snemnly denied he had any participation, and
AZ The appearance of which he declares he
feels the deepest regret. What reason could
there have been TO assail Gov. Shelby at that
time
His letters tO Col. Sewer, although written,
We're not then published 10 the world. They
never appeared before the public until last
sumner, nor did any one relative of Col. VIM.
Campbell ever dream that such letters were i'm
existence until they made their appearance in
the Nashville Gazette, in July last Govern.
or Shelby states, That the circumstances aliud
ed 10 in relation 10 col. Campbel's conduct AT
Kings Mountain, were known 10 his immedi-
ate relatives aud friends, some of whom having
heard something said on the subject, conversed
" ith him about in il til. latter end ufihe wear
1881. GOV. y. is most uDqu"siunaby mistaken
when he says that any Que ofIhese circumstan-
ces was eUer knolcn To any one relative which
Gen. Campbell left behind him. Ii some ur
them did hear lille reports about the latter end
| of the year 1881 - and conversed with Col.
| Shelby about them" thar does not prove that
| inexperienced IN the truth 81 Item. have heard
the conversations from the earliest recnliec-
tons Of childhood of three ofhis relatives who
belonged Ia hi, regiment, and fought by his
side III The battle of Kings Mountain, and they
were of very different character indeed
from any thing like suspicion of his courage.
They are sui living, but the hand oftine has
brought them prar the hour of their de-
parture from th,s earthly scene as governor
! Shelby has represented himself, aud on the
b.ink III their graves they will so!emnly de-
clare on oath that the first whisper they ever
heard agalnst Col. VIM. Campbell as Il nlafi
oil courage was after the anonymous piece
appeared IN kentucky IN 1912. The pain
when TINS controversy has produced in their
boNoma is as deep and as great as that which
governor Shelby has expressed, and their as
Punishment AT The statements made in his let
tiers which we're published 10 The world last
summer was only equalIed 10y their great regret
OH seeing them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

A meeting WAS held, OF the c,iizens If Smith coun.
~, Ten. III Carthage on the 29h May, who express
their" entire confidence in The paIrutsnI integrity
and talents of Gen. Andrew Jackson" and secoud
his nomination, 10y the legislature OF the stale as "A
candidate iOI the office OF President of the u g.
The citizens of Wilson county, Ten. are requested
10 meet AT Lebanon Courthouse on the 4th of JUIv
10 nominate can,lidar 10, President
The officers Of The . Battalion OF he = Reoiment
o. ffdGcmd militia, we GIpv"peI AZ Is ed soc
Ford, III Madison county, ON the Slst MAY for tie
purpose oil holding rourI mariial--wlen the hnsi-
ness was Transacted, u proposition was made and
acceded 10, To nominate some person FOR President
OF thu U. S.--a preamble aud resolutions we're mo.
posed by d.. \ +. ALEU-, which were adopted bv
an o'eiw mi'g wajnr'iy, only two voting agaias,
the 'esoiu'ions, which Two we've in favor of Henry
Clay, Esq. These resolutions were rs follow:
ResoUed That NJ this lime it all important the of
nee ot President (te highest Office in gift people
should he filled by Who possesses virtue, integrity
patriotism, aud who is m Undertaking Republican
That ire should be only capable welding IN,
affair f state IN ightenr gni6ed manner bu
who like Wasins ton WELD tie word in case oil ener
gency.
Resolved That of all the in the u. States il is III,
impression of this meeting ihii Gen AN DREW JACK
SON i best calculated Ia the corrupo
prevalent 20 WaShiugton-fhat his ofali
would sd.elu aud defend the United States from danger
aud strike terror and dsmay INFO the
Resoivef That General ANDREW JACKSON be- recon.
nrnhed ' this me"tins proper person TO ill the Office
of CHEZ Magistrate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

The bond was conditioned 70 account, &c. scr man
inineuied ARTICLES placed ia the Agents hands for
sale. The cOmnonw ealth exhibited AN account OF
stock blaced ~ the agents hands at different times
Tor sae--crediied 10y various cash payments Tins
let, balance 81 stock oslensiby in Rces hands of
upwards oi $40 OO0, Il short time before this bond
was executed, aud was relied ON as evidence Ia
charge the securities. Their counsel STAGED they
should be able To shew, they were assured by
hice, that ~ the time when the account charged
Sio,OOo hnd more OF stock 10 lie on hand, there was
real, not 50 much AS $4,000 worth. The counsel
Tor the commonwealth agreed hear this evidence,
subject TO future objection it's admis>ibiltv hut
on iis examination u found uuerl, insufficient
to support the statement The iu,v therefore w,hou,
gong from the bar found for The commonwealth aud
assessed the damages Consisting u, o inierest to
SO OoO, the judgment was for $50. 900 only, being
ihe penalty oItle bond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Ertrdct 9rd letter from, Washington county, "a ISh
.yyIe 1904

JuHe, 1873
IL wil he proved heyond all question that col
ampneIi rode ms bsi horse ia The battle of King 5
MOunan. His servant John BroJ,y rode his hiack
horse. The act of iIsei is conclusive hs Ia colonel
she'll. mistake ia supposing he saw col. Campbe
Oo Yards ro'a the troops that he engaged in raj
y"g, sitting on lIs bald-faced black horse" look
'ng rigd at hini. Aud under the impression which
ihiS mistake was calculated 10 produce on his mind
IS uniair 10 conclude that he totally misuntIe stood
the Whole drii' aud meaning of col CamnhelPs re-
mark Ia hn after the battle, which gov Shelby has
construed into AN apology for his conduct Z" j. G.
Documents in our neNt1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24


An animated canvas. Is going on in the state Of
PENNSYLVANIA, for ihe governors chair To lie filled
oi the ~ Tuesday OF October nexI-befween the
TRENDS OF John Andrew Shulzr, nominated bv con-
'e''i1n At Harrisburg, aud those of Andrew Gregg,
nomrnated at lie wisowm-lIost of the demo.
he iedeTa. party, IN conjunction with some "f the
Democratic crizenS, principally Roman Catholics
WHO are dissatisfied with sOmr of the Of Mr..
81. are taking sides With MI Gregg We have very
hiile doubt uf Mr.. SIS success When the Demo
Gratis aie determined TO move nearly in one rlass
they are iuvinciblc Various meetings have been
hed IN dilte eat quarters of PENNSYLVANIA, on both
sides and resolutions adppred, bre aIhHg heir wish
rs Tor Their iavoriie candidate. In place, have
the proceedings on 'his subject been more con
sPlcuOus, Than ~ Philadelphia She contains % large
nuniher OF Roman Catholics aud their church g.ye
rise TO those measures, which called Ou The txcep
uonalIle vo'c of Mr. Shulze.--n the frs mee,iup
winch WAS called, in The city, the ID mOcraIs refused
10 come 10 ""y r. soint ons, because of the CT
uzens oi The county, ~ opposition TO them, were
present. general meeting was then called Of all
ne repuh'', ans oil the city aud county Of Phlade-
PIMA Finally, 10 avoid contention, the Demoo iic
COMMITTED OF correspondence called u meeting Of
snch republicans only ~ favorable the cleo
ton OF Siulze This meeting was held 81,
Nednesdaf last IN the Siate House. when from 100
u lOUO Democratic citizens repaired the place ol
appointments. The court room is said To be capable
OF holding y or 100 II was crowded with spectators
anu many others without ihrOnged the wintluws, eSc
IhomdS Leiper called 10 the chair Resolutions
were unanimously adopted, which breathe the
strongest assurances al support 90 MIR Shulze.--
Among others, WAS the following resolution
hesolued; That Rniunn Catholic Coordination for III.
aynwed purpose OF enectng political objects through rel
eious excitement is Of tendency and alarming
eNmPe' mat u IS direct attack upon the spirit aud wei
ars o. our Tree institutions and the purity Of elections
aud thai Il should be openly aud unquae Nv conncne,
aad resisted by every who believes the Interested unipl
o. re,gsn aa politics. Of church aud state, to noompat
IDLE with civil liberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

House. hcertsinly was not by him, judging
"a IN the remarks which had been nadc uro,
u. For Further examination Of il. he moved
that the resolve lie on the table, aud br printed
Which motion Was agreed to-
Mr. Rankin presented the following ieso-
luIl"n, Which lies unr day ug course
Rcsol'ed, Th,, the Secretary or,he Treas
ury be directed Ia furnish this Huusr IA par
lirniar statement containing the uant.s of any
Receivers az Public Moneys la the Land OH
ces oi lht United States, who may have fail, d
I" make their returns aud payments of pub
iic money, according Ia law, or, when requir-
ed ny thu Treasury Department (; the amount
du" rum such Receivers sevcray the time
" hen the SAINT ought 10 have been paid To
Inc Government the measures adopted to
pl-ish any such delinquency, and coercr the
payment (; aud the names Of the places where
such offices are situated.
Mr.. Owen offered the fU!lowin. resolution,
which lies one day
Rcsoh ed, That the Secretary Of the Trpas-
ury he directed 10 lay before This House a
statement at the sums of money that have
been received in the Treasury from the two
pei ceni. funds, payable on the sales of pub.
lie lands in the States of Missouri Illinois. In
diana, Ohio, Mississippi, Louisiana, aud Ala
bama, designating the yearly and total amount
paid ia from each uf said States and how
much money has been obtained by the Genrr-
al E"vernment for the repayment of which
'iiese funds Jr any Of them are pledged also,
the yearly and total amount in each of the
abovenamed States, arising from the three
per cent. funds, payable ON the sale of public
lands, and what sums, if any, have been adj
ranced To each ofsaid States of the three per
cent. funds
On motion of Mr.. Hemphill. the consi,lera-
ton ct the bill providing for the obtaining of
o", 'r3S anu FANS on the subject of Roads
and Canals, was made the order of the d,v
for The 10Th of January.
And then the House adjourned.