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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

Jlds, Breckenridge, IN ,spjmsndiug q
criminal, snoOgst othss hori nGme,, called
hln a scoundroi. The priso0sT replied
Sir, am no, so grea, a scounG q as VOC,
honcr-------taEes me TO be-" Put ypur
words closer ,ogether," said Ihs Juds,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

Ehh subscriber offers for sale his Is.
tate n Thsu,es.s,rest, next south cs the Rrick
Hak.t Il Is too vel. Known 70 Gced particular
description SAMUEL WATSON
New port, Sov 9, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23
GOODS.

.No7D almost to give Ggpay I
nm. JANES 7iLLE1,
No. ll9, TRANEs-srRzEr,
And No I, CUSTOM H,UsE L URr,
Has just opened his stock Of spring goods, which
were purchased so chesp he can slmos, give
them sEay-among diem are some o. those cLeaD
black "a broadc,oths. 81 2ls yd well worth 3Os -
ALso-h superb lot Of she'll CORDS, Is per cert
cheaper than ever; good cotton hose, irom I,6 o
30 pair a superb lot Of merin0 shaWls nice and
chesp cass.metes and satln,rs for chiidren's wear
3 complete lO oi gingtsH puGts osE,brcs At les 81
Tor one ban they are worth. a few India Vn,foz
blinds, and many other goods 100 ;edious 20 rnea.
t-n, al d ~h.cl "ili be sold rerqAkaJ cheap
NeSpu-t, acr.I .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

PLAID sluEs will Deither' shrink nor lose
their lustre 10 cleaning thec', # wssned wiz"
soep and cold water, snd stretched and mC0eo
before they are dIY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

>-Nnor,. U.s." rs, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

A holy Nun Ga Seur Marguerite) who wss
two yeas ~ the convent % Ct, Uelr
Pans, cdIlying aui saiusd, has ooea ,lsI DIS
covered 10 b. ulaa.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
Notice to my Creditors.

T7KE NOTICE, that I, ABRAHAM " MATTSON
Professor of Mathematics and late Teacher in the Acadc
m, a, Wilmington Delaware, have applied TO The Judges
the Court Of Common Pleas of the county Of Allegheny
in the State of Penns lyaa, for the benefit of the Acts
General Assembly of said State, made for the relief Of In
solvent Debtors and that the said Judges have appointed
Monday the 18th day of December next, fer the hearing
me and my Creditors, at the Court House in the city o
Pittsburgh at which time and place you may attend, !
YOU think proper, and shew cause if amy you have "hy
should not be discharged.
ABRAHAM " MATTSON.
Allegheny County Jail, Nov 5h, 1928. 92-6tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
@8lTuAap.

- In Philadelphia, Wednesday inst. FREDERICK
GEORGE SCHAEFFER, Esq i'll the 50th year IT his age,
late Editor and Proprietor Of the Federal Republican and
Baltimore Telegraph"
In Washington civ, on Tuesday morning last, Mr..
ROBERT FISHER, native of Delaware, Clerk in the
Treasury Department, in the office of the Fifth Auditor
- In France, Rear Admiral HAMEi4IN, late naval com
mander OF the French bockading squadron oft Caez lie
died o brain fever occaoned by excessive fatigue IN the
service lie promoted by Bonaparte, IN 1911, to the
rank of Rear Admiral
Died, in England, Gen. Felix Buckley, who hat
been in the army upwards OF u years. BY this
death, the governorship of Pendennis Castle became
vacant,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From the Boston Statesman.

We are authorized to state, most unequlvocally,
that Jonathan Russell. WHO has been charged by
sundry newspapers with advising and assisting Mr..
Cunningham in the publication Of the corespon-
dence between his late father and Mr. Adams, had
no agency in the same. Mr.. &. called on Mr.. X.
and made him acquainted with the contents OF the
letters and his intention to publish them, and at the
same time ntima,ed wish that Mr.. R. would aid
him. Mr.. r. per, mptorIly refused and has never,
directly or indirectly had any concern IN The publ
cation, nor any correspondence or intercourse with
the publisher upon the subject. Mr.. r. never wrote
dictated nor suggested single sentence or idea o
the introduction TO the correspondence These are
facts which est upon rrefragable proofs which eau
be produced i necessary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
Public Sale.
Nov. 70, 1925.

EKTILL be offered at Public Sale, Monday the Sh
w December next the premises, at one O'Clock, a
Valuable Farm situate in Mill Creek hundred, NewCas le
county and state of Delaware, about miles from WI.
minrton, and 5 from Newport deemed healthy situa
ton adjoining lands OF James Gihn Moses Montgomery
Swihen Chandler William Jordan, and others, containing
about ONE HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES, IS or 20 al
which is woodland the other under good state of cult
vaton and natural to clover and timothy convenient to
mill and market grea road r;nning by the door On
tenant house, sore spring house and large stone barn
n Young thriving apple orchard Of the best grated fruit
and goodly portion Of cherry and other fruit trees, with
la well of excellent waera the door. Terms will be easy
Ia rood title made and possession given before the
2jIh Of March next Further particulars deemed un-
necessary as any person wishing to purchase may view
he premises previous to the day Of sale, by applying to
the subscriber, living on the saine.
JAMES JORDON.
November 18th, 1928. 92-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
STOP TIIIEE

GTOLEN, on the night of Monday last from Mr.. Abra-
y ham Ewes Tan yard, in Pencader hundred, New Cas-
tie County, Del Byown HorSe with little white on his
back about Is hands high very fat and round, remarkable
for reaching down TO eat had shoes very
much in riding him. 1t is supposed that he has gone
through wilmington, another horse which was stolen
at the same time, found in that Borough reward
of Twenty Dollars will be given for the Horse and Thief
or Ten Dollars for either, by
ABRAHAM EWES, jr
Nov 10, 1928. 924p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
VIII be Sold.

t Public Sale, 5th day the Goth inst. at the late
n residence Of William Alrichs deceased, Laure Fac
tory New Garden township Chester county, the follow
nr nroper,y Three valuable horses cow and hog
one new Wagon and harness dearborn and haness and
variety OF household and kitchen furniture, among which
nrc beds betsteads and bedding, tables, chairs looking
classes Sc &c Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ondons will be made known at the time and place Of
sale, by ,,, .,,,,,, 49,,
1lth mo. 10th, 1923 92-st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

On the Sd Sept. person went into the shop of
Mr. Turner, a grocer at Thame in England,
business and while he was talking, leasp flew in
to his mouth and stung his throat dreadfully that
an inflammation ensued which prevented aspiration,
and caused the unfortunate mans death.
VINTAGE IN SpMv.-A letter received in Boston, dated
Malaga, Sept 2Olh SAYS, Z" the duty wnes well
all produce uf this country, has been greatly increased,
and you may stand oft firm for good price,
wines will be sent you from hence for some time
In the case of f. Thomson rs. Assignees Of
Winslow s. Charming in the Circuit Court OF the
United States, at Boston, which was ar action
brought by Plaintiff to recover certain specific
taken by Wlnslow * Claiming, Auctoneers, for
goods consigned by Plaintiff o Them Judge Story
has decided in favor oil Plaintiffs light to recover
that where commission merchant receives notes
iur the goods of his principal he has no right to
use them, even when he guarantees their payment,
but that they at all times sub ect to the DISPOSE
lion of the party tor whose account they taken
land that they cannot be withheld any ground
lwhatever-that commission merchant is not justi-
fable in minghng the goods OF different consignors
and taking a oint note Tor them, foG the note or
claim must always be at the command OF the owner.
Nat. Gazette.
The officers cruising under Com. Porter in the
West Indies and Gulf oil Mexico, had meeting on
board the Hornet on the 9th day OF October at
which it was resolved" That MONUMENT be
erece ed in the city Of Washington commemorative
lot the fate OF their gallant COM AIDES, who were kill
led or fell victims TO the climate while upon that
service - The names of the departed heroes are
to be inscribed on the monument.
Mr.. Nelson sale d on the 9Th of September in
the United States frigate Constitution, Commodore
Jones' from Gibratar for Port Nlahon and stopped
at Malaga lew hours on The 9th 1t is hrs inlen-
tlon to return in the sate about the LIST oil October
to Gibraltar, and If not then permitted to enter
Cadlz, or reach The Court OF Spain wherever it
may be, he viii most probably return to the United
States.
Capt. Joseph Edwards an enerprisng and indus
treus mechanic, oil Sale m, lately removed the Asy-
lun, House in Carpenter street, with the chlmneys,
furniture and fixtures, thirty feet by means Of
a slide The family were within attending to their
concerns, while the house moving.
ITURBIDE.-Extract ola private letter from
Leg horn Of Sept. LIST" Iturblde, the Ex- Emperor
of Mexico, was btraed from qua antine yesterday,
and his morulng, accompanied 10y his wife his two
hidden, and the Spanish Consul, ne visited The
Governor He is looking out for villa in this
negbbouihood, intending TO take up his residence
here for some time.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

A Convention, consisting OF about 200 delegates
From the states Of Virginia, Maryland Pennsylvania
FOhio, aud the District Of Columbia, was held last
week in the City of Washington, for the purpose OF
Revising measures to form connexion OF the At
anic and w estern waters, by Canal from the
metropolis to the river Ohio Sangulne hopes are
Entertained that this important work will be accom-
Eplished.
The Editor of the Metropolitan thus speaks O.
ht late Canal Convention.
Il GEonGErowN, d. c. Nov. II On Saturday
Ealelnoun last the meeting OF the Delegates on Iht
+ mOm5nllous business of the Canal, closed It's SEES
Eson--and safety may it be affirmed, mat never
\ sncethe memorable Congress OF 10, has there
been more interest excited. The cheerful aequ'es
Ecence Of gentlemen, even where opPosRe in'e' co.,
/ were enormously supposed to have been blended
|Saye us the fullest possible assurance oil lheF war"
and hearty feelings towards this project, more mag
nlHcent in itself than the high pyramids OF Egypt
and more honorble to this nation than thousah0
wars, and each one victorious.
! Already has this measure had cheering effect or
/ our prospects. Property IS enh need u Va,ue
and those who hold largely oil 1t have determined =
4 'etain. Offers have been made, ,whl'h le"
months ago would have been caught at wl'h ayldlty
kaNd rejected as falling far short of the anclPa'ec
ftalue. The grea, advantages which will result 'ht
Union at large will participate IN and the genera
| government win End its account in giving effect ''
( MS stupendous work.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

MARRIED-In Wilmington, on Thursday inst. by the
Rev f. w. Gilbert, MIR. GEORGE MsCORKLE, of Will
mington, TO Miss MARY PENNEY, Of Brandywne Hun
dred.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. THOMAS M'CCL-
IOUGII, to Miss MARIA MARSHALL, both Of Chrsana
Hundred.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
LITERARY.

II is announced in Paris paper that a Polish
nobleman has brought 10 Warsaw small folio vol
ume of so or 40 pages, entirely written by the late
Emperor Napoleon. 1t contains some curious
documents relative to the history of Europe, and the
plan of the first campaign In Spain, dictated by him
to the Duke d Abrantes.
AMERICAN Books IN ENGLAND.--The month
" catalogue OF American books for sale by John
Miller, No 60, Fleet street London, comprises 40
American works. besides Others preparing Tor pub
LEGATION. Books from this country 1t appears are
read with great avidity, and the demand Tor them
is constant, increasing in London.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

Itwould be whimsical though not ungFamma'lcal'
were we to hear person say, that that that that
ithat person laid an emphasis npon is not hat 'hnt
liRat should have been used
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

The Board of Commissioners appointed undc
the Treaty of Ghent,so ascertain American claims
Tor deported Slaves, (agreeably to the arbitration oil
RUSSIA adjourned or the 9Th instant, to convene a
gain on the 18th Of January. We understand the
Commissioners still had under consider alton. at the
period Of adjournment the 9Th article Of the Treaty
(the question of average vaiue) Oh which they had
not been able to come TO a decision Nat. Intel.
The SEVEN WONDERS WORLD Were lately eX-
hlbcd Washington City, in Museum Of natural
curiosties.
1st widow who, at the age of Co. refused the offer
of marriage
3D. A dandy with only five crayats his neck.
Sd. cuntened old maid.
4th. lawyer of integrity.
5th moderate doctors bill.
9th tailor who was never known to cabbage.
9TH congressman that wished to adjourn the session
when there money in the treasury-Rebub adpocate
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From The National Gazette Oct. 25.

we understand that William Rawle Esq one
orthe oldest and ablest members Of the Philadelphia
tar is engaged in work which he means to entl-
te Institutes OF the Laws oil Pennsy lvana, and which
is to comprise View of the Constitution and Laws
|of he United States, as well as of the Constitution
and laws Of The Commonwealth. Our statute law
land the various notifications of the common law
will be included. There but few persons lncapa-
Ibl of perez wing The value OF such Institutes
prepared by gentleman who IS not merely familiar
with the law in all its forms and details put 'huna'e-
ly conversant with he philosophy OF Jurisprudence
and tbe principles OF sound literary composition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
V. M'NEAL & SON,
LADIES' .a.ND GE.N'TLE.ME.N"S
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makers,
NO. 400 & MO- $50
MARKET STREET,

GRATEFUL for past fayors, respectfully inform their
u friends and The public in general, that in addition to
hc,r old and well known establishments No 100, they have
taken hat conspicuous stand
No Sc NJ E.. Corner Of .uarket 4 High Streets,
OPPOSITE LARKlN's GROCERY STORE,
Where they intend keeping large and handsome assor
men of Ladies, Misses and Chlrens silk, KID Valencia,
Denmark, Satin, Everlasting, Prunella, Morocco, Seal
SKIN and Common Leather Boots and Shoes, OF all coors
and of tie best materials and Workmanship.
ALSO,
Gentlemens Morocco, Seal and Calf Skin Wellington
Boots of the best quality the reduced prices Of 81, 10
IS So Warranted Wafer Proof Bors $3.50 TO IS 50.
Shoes sooees fine and coarse suitable for TOWN and Coun-
try all OF which they will dispose oa either Of the above
places, on the most reasonable terms for CASH.
Country Merchants supplied usual at the lowest Phi
btasibhia prices.
Fifteen or Twenty Journeymen wanted. None but first
rate workmen need apply.
November, 1928. 92-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

The settle of the Washington Hall, Philadelphia
has i, en- purchased by TWO gentlemen, who with
,ardabe public spirit, have determined Immediately
70 eject thereon, such public building as will con
duce 10 public convenience, by furnishing an eShi-
hi,ion and concert room, about Of feet by 65 The
r,,a,rs of the Mansion House Hotel adjacent, are
completed and the establishment will be speedily
opeped as a hotel, with extensive accommodations
opS"NN F,eeman'S Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

We are happy to announce that the U. S. Fri
gate Congress, Capt. Biddle, has arrived at Rio
Janeiro, having on board our esteemed fellow towns.
man c. A RODNEY, Esq. and his family.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania meets al TTar-
fisburgh on Tuesday the ed of December, and the
Governor will be inauguated on Tuesday the 9th
OF December.
The Harrisburgh Chronicle states the majority
for MIR. SHuI.ZE to be q, 662.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
Philadelphia, Tou. II.
AN ATTEMPT TO POISON.

On Tuesday evening last between eight and nire
O'Clock, two black women came 10 the house OF Mr.
John Downs, No. 1871 Moth Eighth stree land ask
ed Mrs. ID. to buy some pepper pOt A small
pitcher was handed thepr into which they were re-
Iquesled to put three cents worth. The women
took The pitcher, went with 1t to the other side Of
the street. where they said they had left their kettle
and Immediately returned with the pepper pot.
Directly Afterwards Mrs. d ate the pepper pot and
IN less than five minutes alter swallowing it be
came very sick aud yomiled twice. Being much
alarmed by the suddenness and violence oil her sick
ness she was led to examine the pitcher, and found
considerable quantity OF white sediment in the
bottom. DR. Ebtrle saw her about S minutes after
she had swallowed the pepper-pot. She complain
ed oi sickness and burning pain if the stomach
Some of the sediment was thrown upon gnited oas,
when copious white fumes were extrlcated, having
in the opinions oil the persons present strong allia
ceous cdour.
From this circumstance and the symptoms Of
the case il was thought proper to teat 1t as case
of poisoning from Arsenic. The symptoms did not
become alarmingly violent; and the patient is now
wholly free from the effects of the poison. DR.. T..
collected some of the white powder that was found
IN the bottom OF the vessel which contained the Hu-
id vomiled by the patent, and handed il to Jacob
Green ESQ tor more particular examination The
result Of this examination stated in note ON
Nj. G. is that the" greyish puIverized substance
sent him, contained large portion of the 0ride q
.irseRic.7 P0ats0n'S .4dr
On Thursday morning. lad, driver OF horse
and CART was brought beore the mayor, on com
plant lodged by respectable citizen, tor having
on the afternoon OF Monday last, driven through the
streets at an un awful speed. and o'c cling his way
with the horse and cart through a funeral process
sion on their return home. 1t appeared IN evidence
that the horse was driven at more rapid rate thar
six miles an hour, and no efforts made to lessen u
when approaching the procession For too fast drl
wing the offender fined So dollars and costs anc
for forcing the procession, bound over to appeal
at the next mayors court.-Phiiadelphia Sentinel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

~ INDIGNANTLY upon the dawnng attempt alenate
nartJin of the Union from another'' WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
0BIIuah1a.

DIEDin Philadelphia, on Sunday morning, the 9th inst
THOMAS DOBSON, Esq for many years an eminent Prin-
ter and Bookseller of that city.
On the instant, Queens Town. in Queen Anne's
county, Maryland, G. w. I. WRIGHT, End soil of Gov.
Wright.
At Washington City, on Tuesday last, in the Goth vear
OF his age, BROCKH0LST LIVINGSTON, one of the
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the u States
Departed this life the 9TH inst at his late place of re-
sdence i'll Dover, ARTHUR JOHNS, Esq Register of
Kent County, in the 39h year of his age
There lives no man in Delaware more generally known
and at the same time more generally beloved than was he
who forms the subject of this notice By the most mild
aable and gentlemany department, he endcared himself
to all who were so happy to fall within the social circles
which he trequented In him the virtues of character
noble and generous by nature adorned by cheerful
and brilliant imagination vigorous and manly judgement
lie left an amabe family and many aeconate relations to
deplore his loss but his death merely private
loss The public was deprived by it of faithful nte-
gent and honest officer; the social circle OF companion
whose wit and genius struck out the happest flashes OF
merrmen to cheer the moments of gloomy depression and
sorrow and the poor and the sick of friend and phys-
clan whose benevolence, talent and learning snoohed
the path OF misfortune and added lustre his profess
SION The loss of this excellent citizen therefore uni
versay et and he descended to the grave accompanied
by the blessings and lamentations people who loved his
virtues and will venerate his memory
DIED. at Camden, Kent County, Del on the 9th instant
ather late place OF residence, Mrs. MARY TRUTH wi
dow of the much lamented George Trutt former Cover
nor of the State of Delaware This truly amabe and ey
celent lady was attacked by nammatory fever on We'd
nesday evening, the Goth ut which continued with nah-
ted violence until IL o'clock Thursday morning. when
death released her from her sueings She expired the
Goth year OF herage and the end Of mortality with
that canness and resignation which springs from con-
sciousness of happiness hereafter Through life she was
remarked the aeconate and endeang wife and parent
the Find neighbour the hospaba friend and the humane
and charitable beneacress Of the poor and the unfortunate