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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

General JPiL!iam III Winaer, has been elected to
fill the vacancy in the Senate Of Maryland occasioned
by the resignation of Major .NcKim.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

.Neac-JerSey Canal-Reports have recently been
made by General Swift and Col. Renwick, engi-
neers appointed by the canal commissioners at
Morristown, on the subject of the contemplated
canal to unite the waters of the Delaware and
Hudson rivers, by the Musconetcong and Passac
rivers, in this state. The engineers state that the
plan may be accomplished without serious obsta-
cles-that its completion would be attended with
immense advantage TO the iron works in this state
and supply the city of NewYork with coal from
the mines on the Lehigh river in Pennsylvania, al
low p-ice--it would alsp furnish the citizens oil
East Jersey with more ready conveyance of theii
agricultural products TO the New York market
Bridgeton Observer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

From London papers TO the 9Th December, received
at AeW- Fork.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NETWORK, September 90.


The Maria, capt Fowler has furnished London papers ID
the 9Th of August, and by the Marnon, capt Hawkins
from Ha're we have Paris papers to the 30h ult. ncu
sive.
The most prominent articles of intelligence dsas-
to the Spanish cause and gives fears that
ance to the invaders is nearly at an end.
Copnna, and Algesras both captulated to the French
on the 18th Of August.
The last adyccs from the Duke of Augoueme, state that
the 18th of August he holding council Of war UNI
der the walls of Cadz Previous reports ated that he
arrived at st Mary's the 10Th, and Immediately
flag into Cad'z with propositions for negotiation with
the Cores-but the Cores, it is said declined to
any propositions except they came through the British
government
The detection of MANso, one OF Mina's Generals,
is confirmed. He had joined the French with AZ
of his troops.
Ballasteros, carried with him 1000 troops.
The Regency at Madrid, it is said endeavoured
to procure Of the Duke Of Angouleme modification
of his decree against their authority to mprison the
Constitutionalsts. But it appears the decree was
put in execution, and upwards 600 men had been
released from prison at Madrid.
There reports that the Greeks had obtained
further great victories on land that they had
counered and nearly destroyed the grand Turkish
fleet, only 10 vessels escaping, and that they were
about to undertake an enterprise against Smyrna.
The Pope, Plus VII died at Rome on the Goth
Of August, aged IS years.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
THE PATRIOTIC aRBITRaTOR!!-
FOR THE Rh7cHMAE.

N WIsoNIhe your paper respecting
paws That gentleman not the service
the attack on Lewesown He Aid the Governor of this
been appointed to the command of Iewes by the Governor
o. iia0 lien FISHER Mr. Daniel Rodney and the general Of the p0pe-
win respect to the Charleston Packet Col Davis who commanded and
wounded on tat occasion The affair took the point Of the beach
entrance eweOwn Mr.
time endeayoins defend higher up
on The IOadkn and let
to Col Payner and believe fortunate ewhe
was prudent enough acoo bOe the Col
never had any thing DO with the defence of the State and though he
one OF those present at the hme Col Davis appointed the
When the
mount allowed the officer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NEXT TUESDAY

rEvHE Great Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery will
4 take place at the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia, at
O'Clock, II. NJ when upwards of $4,000 in prizes of
S8O00 $4,000, Ss3S6, $1,000 $1,000, $780, $500, 500,
&c &c will be drawn and paid the same day if demanded
Gr A aumber of gentlemen in Wilmington and New
Castle arc DESTROYS to be in for the heat moderate scale
that is they willing subscribe the amount of
Ticket share in dozen rckets-rhe twelve Tickets
being jointly and mutually the property of the concerned
Monday next at 10 o'clock, who will deliver list of the
numbers-the Tickets being lodged In Bank.
Tickets SO. HOPE Co.
IF the above is prudent speculation there never
was one. Sept. 90,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

o Preparations are making at Albany to celebrate
W. gay on which the first boat shall enter the wa
W. Of the Hudson from the Great Western Canal.
i' ae Corporation of the city have appropriated SOo
S"ars towards the expences Of the celebration. II
Expected the Canal will be open in ten or twelve
Jays from this time.
me great stone aqueduct across the Geuesee rlv-
~ Rochester, is now completed, and it expect
W me water will be le, in soon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
SIMEON'S
IpROlPE[LDUYo

I'D STREET respectfully notifies the citizens Of Will
Ia. mington and its vicinity that his historical painting
of Smeons Prophecy drawn from the I'd Chapter of the
book of Saint Luke, is now exhibiting at tie I5sOn-
Hail. Wilmington for two weeks only This painting
presents 90 whole length and several subordinate figures
on 108 square feet Of canvass. The MANIAC-CELA-
DON and AMELIA-and several small productions will be
exhibited in conjunction with the prophecy. They
open from A. NJ. until 10 p. NJ. Adnittance IS cents
children half price Sept. 18th.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

on the demise of our much lamented Governor
Collins, was elevated TO the chair of state, and out
ragged the feelings of every honest man in the COM
munity, by the Unreasonable violence of his ad-
ministration and that the other member Of the
buct is to be the same parsonage who, to say the
least, meany stopped to the registering of the deeds
Of that shameful msrue.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
CHRISTIAN HUNDRED MEETINGS.

The Democratic Republicans of Christiana hundred
requested to assemble at Paul MGnns inn, at Nepmt,
"Wednesday the LIST of October next, at O'Clock +. NJ.
and on the Saturday following 4th of October, at the
hour at the Bue Bal inn, for the purpose of making
arrangements relative TO the ensuing general election.
September Is, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

The communication signed "JNatter of Fact,'
was published in the last Waterman, with the ex-
ception OF the last sentence, which was omitted on
account of our ignorance Of the source from whence
it came. The respectable author has since called
upon and declared his ability to substan,iate the
charge. We now give the communication entire
and earnestly call the attention ofthe freemen of
Delaware TO it-and ask them if they will have such
man TO rule over them?
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
WIGMORE & HAWLEY,

ID REWERS from Philadelphia, respectfully give notice
I'D of their having engaged the Brewery WilmingtonS
recently occupied by James Sebbor where they have this
das commenced brewing stock of Beer, Ale and Porter,
to which the attention Of the public is solicited.
Sept 50, 1923. 79-yt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
THE DEMOCRATIC REpUBIICANs

of Chrisana Hundred are invited to attend meeting
to be held at Durnin's Tavern, Gate Andersons) on
Wednesday evening next 1s October early candle light
to adopt such may be deemed necessary pre-
paratory to the General Election.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

To the numerous inquiries that are made Of us,
by our distant correspondents with respect to the
prospect of the governors election, in New Castle
connty,i affords great pleasure to be enabled to
answer, with truth, that Mr.. Ha1zard's nomina-
ton, will be fairly and honorably, and spiritedly
sustained here that we shall be able, we thorough.
ly believe, to bring down any majority he may have
against him, in Sussex; and add, very efficiently,
besides, to the handsome majority, it seems gene
rally agreed he will not fail to get in Kent. We
are not at all apprehensive that this attering pros
pect will lull friends in the other two counties,
into any supineness. The assurances we are con-
tinualy receiving from our friends there, oftheir
vigilance and activity, leave US nothing to fear on
that head.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
SIX CENTS REWARD.

ID AN sway on the 18th inst an indented negro Girl of
q the name of Is5ecca PEPPER who has about two years
to serve Whoever will take up said girl and secure her
but charges. W: ~, ~, ooOiih MN
Sent Is. 1928. 79--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

It is said in late London paper, that large edi~
ton of the Koran is printing by society of Arabian
merchants, to distribute among the Mahometan
tribes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
GOVERNOR,
DAVID HAZARD.

SENATOR.
JOHN ERWIN, C. H.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
WIN. CRUDE, B H.
JOSIAH +. CLEMENT, e. Fl.
ANDREW GRAY, M 9. H.
BENZ. WATSON, w. G. c. Fl.
WIN. VANDEGRIFT, r. l.. H.
LEVI BOULDEN, P. H.
RICHARD. Z. COCHRAN, st. G.. III.
LEVY COURT.
CHARLES I. DUPONT, B. H.
John John C. ~, PHILLIPS LIPS, &c. H.
BENZ. MARLEY, N. c. III.
JAMES CHAMBERS, III
Vice VIM Vandegrih, jr. resigned, AP' -
FREDERICK CRAIG, Chm.
J. TORBERT, Sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
KENT COUNTY.
GOTERNOR,
DAVID HAZARD.

SENATOR'S,
JOHN WALLACE,
SAMUEL PRICE, in lieu of w. Hall.
REPRESENTATIVES,
PRESLEY SPRUANCE, Jun.
JAMES P. MORRIS,
ANDREW GALLEY,
JAMES d. MACOMB,
ROBERT YOUNG,
WILLIAM CURTIS,
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
Lery Court Commissioners,
WILLIAM HARRINGTON) =, ?,
JOB MEREDITH, "1"' H.
MATTHEW FLEMING, MIS-. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At Meeting OF the Delegates from the several
Hundreds of New Castle County convened at the
Red Lion on Saturday the 9Th of September !823.
for the purpose Of forming County Ticket, the
following Ticket was agreed upon and ordered to
be published 10 the Watchman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
A TIGER IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, July I've learn from Rus.
sen i'le that gentleman discovered an ami
ihd' OF alarming appearance, a few miles from
'o"n, and FASTENED TO the nearest house
Mnere he was joined by three men, two Of
wno'n were armed with guns, and attended
by dog The strange monster was again
discovered, aud while bayed by the dog. the
TWO guns continued to fire on him at the dis
lance OF about Fifty yards without forcing him
10 move from his stand furious look. and
dPPa'lns brow frightened the two men without
eupS VINO ned TO town. Experienced marks
p'n' continued to fire, and on the twelfth shot
the beast put of at full speed, marking his
way ny MOOD Rowing from many wounds
much frlghted 10 continue the putsuii and rho
hun'smendared not venture, although one Of
mem was rs fearless as Boone himself and
accustomed to the chase from early life.
Nnen ihc news reached RusseliviIle, about
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
FOR SALE.

IN the 18th Of October 1928, TRACT OF LAND in the
- county OF Halifax, containing by estimation 400 acres
about 400 of which river bottom ofthe
the nigh lands generally good well timbered and
terrell This land lies about eight miles court
house. on the south side of Dan river, branch of the
k0anoke, which navigaied with entire safety
me estate has all the usual improvements IL, large
ana commodous dwelling house house stables tobacco
hOues ana buildings for servants and other domestic pur-
poses Ihe tract may he divided advanageOusy into
OF the purchase money will be required in hand, and the
balance in two equal instruments, falling due on the
25ih December 1924, other on the 25th Dec 1925
Also, TRACT OF LAND in the said county, two miles
above the aforementioned situated south side
of Dan river containing acres which about 100 acre,
are river bottom Of fine quality and 200 creek
bottom which require but little expense render them as
valuable river bottom On this tract there is vaua
terry across Dan river The for the this tract
OF land viii Toe the for the first mentioned tract OF
innd Possession will be given Christmas but permis
sion viii be granted the purchaser make preparation
which he wishes for crop the ensuing year.
PAUL CARRINGTON,
CLEMENT Il. GARRINGTON,
Executors Of Sarah Darlington, dec.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
MANuFACTuRES

The ". Hampshire Patriot furnishes a list of II
manufacturing companies, which the last Legislature
Incorporated with capital of s 5000, 900 The
nominal /; and il is not to be expected " that any
thing near that amount viii, for several Years, he
actually employed in these establishments "-In the
Eastern states, IN particular, domestic manufactures
appear 10 he shooting up with astonishing vgOur -
An establishment for printing calicoes will shortly he
~ operation At TaunOB-One of = similar description
was set to work in July at Chemsford.-Ca Iicoes
are said Ia be made ~ this country Of quality sU
perior 10 most of those made III, and imported from
Europe, aud eau he sold equally cheap."lf manu-
lectures are thus springing mp spontaneously in the
U. States, why attempt to force them by y hotbed
tariff! u the demand for our products abroad con
nues low il nur grains, cotton, SC cannot hnd an
easy vent we shall necessarily import fewer goods
and of course manufacture aud consume more Of our
own. II will he the interest as well rs the dNfg oi
tndiridUqis 10 encourage lhs domestic economy -
But while we do so, we may also say to the govern
meni, Let as diORe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01

the engineer to9 well known and too unskilful
to make much impressions, For Mr.. Craw-
ford it may truly be said, :" Mserrma fortuna
.st qua mImco caret ;"and TO have such indis.
Greet enem,es as George McDufie, is rather to
be cUurted than avoided.
AN OBSERVER.
Proposals have he-n issued To publish a
paper i'm the city of Washington, To be styled
the Washington P0trioi," with the avowed
resolution of supporting .ur. Adams" T'The
Prospectus has no name To il, and for the pre-
sent, the Editors find il best 10 remain behind
the curtaiu-a very singular way, we should
think, tu recommend itself to subscribers l.
4" 1t will never he pledged (says its Prospectus)
for the support of any party or MAN"-and in
the pext breath it adds 1" 1t will freely and
candiily discuss the Presidential question,
and although its influence will be exerted in
favor of that man whose long continued SER
vices in public Office, and whose dignified cha
Iacter best entite him To the confidence and
suifrages Of his countrymen yet the Editors
will never think themselves justified in tIa-
ducing the characters, and nnpugning the
conduct, ofthe other candidates, all of whom
are honorable men, for the purpose of sup
porting Mr. Adams" Thus we go--'' Patriots
rise up like Mushrooms" i'm the warmih of this
Presidential Election.-Papers which spring
up any where, and particularly at Washington,
to support particular man for an elevated
otice-to g fret its little busy hour upon the
stage" aud then perhaps be seen no more,
give, we should suppose, very Indifferent
pledge TO the public of the sort OF principles
they profess, or the stability ofthe character
they seek to establish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
Mr.. .DcDUFF}F.

II Is mush to he regretted that the talents this gentle
man should be oyerShadswed by such spirit of
ana ncatnn With age and lOus public services
nleud him. such disposition would be destitute of grace
IN 50 young Politician il is repulSive aud nexcu,ae
His speech the Goth June shows that his tcmper AT
ieast has not prohted by the experience OF his last
vars ~ hreatheS the saaie iniOer"nt and inoerablr
spirit which peryade his pamphlet One Of the People
IL IS the same spirit which declared that the
stale rights Is 10 be "dScribed large
men hose ambition exceeds their talents; Of men in Virginia
Who desparo being distine uise in the conei
forgetting that Jefferson, who is of the
porers of the principles he druounces has himself
tue very highest seat IN the councils of the
speech before us y liable to strong exceptions IL
ter were correct its would still be repusive IL
Gne Sc tolerant its assertions would he utterly
false. Ssch pariizans MIR. McDule are less likely Ia
hgure an antagonist, than his friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
NOTICE.

Nh ESSRS. +. TRiPLEIT Il co. having assigned TO
1 the subscriber trustee, for the their
dtOrs all their effects of every kind persons indebted
Them, y bond, open otherwise requested
make Immediate payment lin, indulgence can1ot
given.
Their stock of goods hand consisting Of very gen.
era aud well selected assortment of HARDWARE CUT
LERY will be sold by wholesale and retail Mt the most
reduced prices, in order TO settle the speedily,
store lately occupied by them, where duly authorised
agent for the purpose of eecting will always be
ound-Counry merchants particularly will find il to
Their interest TO cali THOMAS GREEN, Trustee.
June 6. ,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
FOURTH Of Jniu YnnSfs.

We think we have given our Readers suffi
Client sample of the toasts, drank on the 4ti of
Juiy.-The following; however having been
furnished us IN NJ 5. we cheerfUliy place them
on the hle-The tOasts from Tennessee and
Kentucky begin TO pour in upon us-but their
tone, in relation to the Election, may easily be
cOnlectured.-As Crawford was the favorjte
in Georgia, Calhoun in South Carolina and
Adams IN Massachusetts,, SO Clay rules the
ascendant in Kentucky, and jackson in Ten
nessee.-Thus when at the dinner AZ Frankfort,
where Gen. NJ. ID. Hardin and J. j. Crittenden
presided. and Governor Adair was among the
toasts, the name of e" Henry Clay-Identilied
with the true interests of the nation, and the
cause OF liberty throughout the world" was
gwen with countless cheers"
! The toasts in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
also IN Virginia, :sere Of a more various des-
crIpIlon.-ln New York, few were given in
FAVOR OF any one candidate-the Albany Argus
observing that the Republicans generally con
tented themselves with drinking succe IS to a
republican candidate and TO the caucus nomi-
nation.
FOURTH OF JULY.
Agreeabiy 10 previous arrangements a considerable
number OF Tue citizens of Brunswick, assembled al
Enenezff Academy, for the purpose of celebrating
be bIiih Day OF our Independence. The Declare.
non OF Independence was read by Nj. r. Griswold,
Esq and an eloquent and patriotic OF alton delivered
ny VIM u. r. MERRITT. After partakiug Of an ex-
cellenI rePasI, ID. Meade, Esq was called To the
char, assisted 10y Richard w Feild, when the fol-
lowing 'oasls were drunk with the utmost hilarify and
deco Drum. ~
/. The daywe ceebrale--The grand jubilee Of
z The ConsfiiutoD--B By it as a nation we i've and
move. aud have our being cheers
r.. o. The S."'~---bnted they stand, divided they
AN 90, g cheers.
The memory Of George Washington and his
worthy compairnis
D. The Exp, e-idents Of the u S-May the eve
nlng OF Their - he quiet aud serene rs the me-
''I,an Ia. heeh splendid aud glorious. 3 cheers.
o. lie President, Vice PRESIDENT aud Heads Of
Departments. . rLeers
l. Tie Mliiia--While our citizens are soldiers
anl our soldiers citizens, homes viii he defended
and, our rights protected.
o. lie Ntvy--She ScourGcs ihe nrairs, rrarains
I've bdrbniy powers, and successfully opposes the
" ,nsinc'hle armnda" OF Old Eneland chccrs
y. agriculture, the chief source of onr nation >
wealth aud happiness. 3 cheers
10 The cause of liberty, religion aud. scieuce
throughout the world cheere
=, u. The Independent Governments Of America
May they never feel tie wiherng Influence of
crowns and sucptres 3 CHEERS
| u The tirecian aud Spanish Patrots-As our
best wish, u'sy they meet sill tie success. wh,cl
| heir ciuse m"tiie rhaers
- The fair SeN-'rhe as be-, work or c,ea
I VOLUNTEERS.
( BY He PtesdrH--rhe orator NJ the a w. pt,unso
'n1 l'l' "lc hc has given expresspn 10 sentiment.
/ 'nd i"ciinps detr ard grateful to- Gecn,en
/ ~ me lire P,esdeVf-Col ,hu Sitih, aod p i,,
taI's LIdtidgc sud Talley lonU,rd While it,inu
! remembered " he's dead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
NOTICE TO UNDERTAKERS.

PROPOSALS. will he received till third day of August
court next, for building JAIL Powhaian Conrt-
house the timber bricks, &c be procured this fall and
tue work finished in twelve monthsA particular descrp-
ton Of tho building, and the in which work Is
TO he executed, will be left the clerks Office said
county, where proposals he left with the clerk until
that day. nc which time and place Che commits
Sioners will meet, in order TO for the
JAMES CLARKE.
JOS. HOBSOS
JOHN GILLIAN.
AUGUST ]. 25-wSw BENI l. MEADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01

conformity To an act euIiied An 10 reduce into
one act Tie several acts concerning eschraiors" passed
me ON day o JnTuaFy lGs do hereby make known To-
an whom may consern, thai II appears Icy certificate
te eNene.'"rS Tor the county "f Fuvanna hearing
we luth DAY ~ the present mDnth of
nee on his Gay that 10y ingu>ron ami Office found The
nay June ia that the following and late the rroI ety
Joseph Wilson have escheaed 10 this common elfl
w enc tract on the Byrd Crek ~ said county, tonian
5acres one other hci in the county aforesaid containing
ia acres except the quantity OF 81 for taxes and
purchased y Robert Lindsay.
July % % "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-01
NIlTI(,E-

WILL hc sold 20 The highest bidder, ON Wednesday the
~ 90 day ot September next 10 fair " not tine faif
day, ~ the New Store in buckingham county, about COZ
acscs of land negro women one NEGRO bay
ana NY stock oi cUws sheep and hogs plantation uensi
&c. viii also sell my STOCK " gOn,ls which deem IL
unne- essary o rartcufrize Terms six months cred =
ON al sums above FIVE do-, The purchaser giving bond
ard approved security under 8, cash v Co. rrqpigrI
Notice T. also given TO- a pefsoa. Indebted ne,
come Forward and uahc .Deedy prvmr1f iourer q,
dulgenr" con he gtc' 500 having claims aeaia
ave nte requested . '-4 s,ntyt. snd wiz .dfrt
them. VFt.f 3 q, lpNr-
kHrf.t tS.-.g