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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
GREENSBURG, (Pa.) August 90.

Singular Occurrence-Died on Wednesday
last, very suddenly at his residence in Unity town
ship, Mr.. JAMES MONTGOMERY, a useful
Citizen and an honest man. 1t is but a lew months
since his able father was carried to the grave
from the same place.
After the above was in type, we were no less sur
prised than pleased to learn, that MIR. Montgomery
Was restored lite, after, every appearance ind.
Gated it had been suspended, for about Two hours.
1t is stated that his body cold, and that he had no
pulse. Every person who saw him, was confident
hat the vital spark had fed and indeed preparations
were making by his friends to attend his funeral.
This circumstance may, and ought TO teach, useful
lesson. Let US not be too preclpitate in interrng
those whom suppose to be dead Republican,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

"lLL be offered at Public Sale, Saturday the 10th
w of October next, at o'clock, p. NJ the premls-
that beautiful and healthy situation which the sub
scriber lives situate the village of Cenrevie,
miles from Wilmington, the Kennett Turnpike Road,
containing 80 Heres Of Yaua6h Land divided into
venen fields with good chestnut fences, with good pro,
portion of WoOdnd The whole of the cleared land has
been lately lined and part well set with clover. The
improvements good 14uO Story Stone House with a
double piazza III 'front.' pump of excellent water the
door, stone Smoke House, stone Spring House, and a
good frame Barn ceared under. Also good Apple and
Peach Orchard. Possession will be given the 25th
March, or sooner if agreed on. Terms at sale.
RICHARD BELL.
Sept. 18th, 1924. 80-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
ID. ASHER,
DENTIST FROM PHILADELPHEA,

UNIFORMS the ladies' and gentlemen of Wilmington and
n its vicinity that he has taken an Office at No o. Mar
kt street, the house of Mr. Chesnut, and will be in the
Borough on Monday the 9th inst and remain short time,
where he will insert 4rtfcm Teeth that will perform as
well and be durable natural and cure that dlsa-
greeahe disease Scuvy of the Gums He also possesses
an rcan1t that will cure the Tooth Ache in very short
time He cures all kinds of Cns and Nails that grow in
the fesh without pain
or His charges shall be moderate.
- Ladies and gentlemen wishing TO avail themselves
of his professional services, will be good TO call with
out delay after Monday the 9th inst.
Sent 81 80-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, September L.
FROM SPAIN.


Capt. Butler, of the ship Thaiia arrived at this
port yesterday, from the Island of Sicily and So
days from Glib altar, sales that the 9TH of August,
he was informed by respectable nhabitant Of Glib
raar, that reunion of or 500 of the banished
Constituencies, who had been secreted along the
coast had landed at Taria the 4th of Aug. where
they were amicably received and joined by the Gar-
rison, and have since been joined by large num-
Der of persons from the iior. His informant
could not say whether these persons had committed
any act of desperation, or whether it was part oil a
general plan oil instruction.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
We have been obliged to postpone the proceedings
of several Fayette Meetings. They shall appear in
our next
TO Readers and Correspondents.

Federaist is inadmissble The Republican ticket for
med the Red Lion, has been formed according the
long standing usages of the party, and believe, cal
cuated to give general satisfaction 1t cannot be expect
ed, that should lend columns TO the purpose Of
overturnng that nomination. Nor do appehend thai
ii altogether Of such character is supposed by
respondent. The will probably prove agree
able to him than he now seems to anticipate.
The article signed INIT Caucus is also inadmissibe The
Resolutions adopted at the Red Lion unanimous
They the act of the whole meeting of delegates and
believe they express the Of vast majority of the
Republicans of Newcastle County We disapprove Of the
improper personality used by him, and regard it not only
improper but ridiculous to hold individual RESPONSE
BILE for the acts of meeting of which he not mem
be really dissatisfied with the Caucus nomination Wash
ngton, he ought be with the Red Lion proceed
ngs We analogy between them and the congress
sonal Caucus nomination.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
,AnrfIk. Sent IL
.N0JOlE, Sept IS.
ARRIVAL, OF A FRENCH" SOIJADRON

aNOIJ0N, SPW, IS.
ARRIVAL OF A FRENCH SQUADRON.
Arrived in Hampton Roads on Friday last His
Most Christian Majesty's ships OF war L'EyLan,
Capt. Clemendot, Of 90 guns; La Jeanne d. .9rc.
Capt. Dupotet, &c; and brigantine L'.antpiope,
Capt. Maudit Duplessx 16; under the command
of Admiral JURIEN LA GRAvIERs. / his squad
ron is from Martinique, in IA days passage, and
visits our waters in order to avoid the equinoclial
gales OF the West Indies. The officers and crew
OF the squadron are all in good health.
We learn that all was perfectly tranquil at Mar
Unique at the time the squadron sailed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
Baltimore, Sent. 16.
LATEST FROM RIO JANEIR0.-Cant

LATEST FROM RIO JANEIRO.-Capt.
Chandler, of the brig Torpedo, arrived here this
morning in So days from Rio JaneirO reports, that
on the 25th of July hot press took place, in which
several Americans we're impressed; and on the
9th an Embargo was laid on account of the Bra
lillian squadron being about sailing TO blockade
Pernambuco-they sailed Cd August, with 1000
troops on board. The embargo taken off on
The 9Th. On the 2lst. Captain c. passed within
four miles OF the blockadng squadron at anchor off
Pernambuco and Orlinda, consisting of one "A, two
smaller ships and brig. Patriot.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
COLOMBIA.

Bogota papers to the 29th of July, are received az
Philadelphia. The account of the defeat OF Catar-
raa by Olaneta, in Peru, and the union of Royal
ist division with Bolivar, was published at Bogota
on the It'll.
Botirar, with his characteristic magnanimity has
declined the thirty thousand dollars voted him as an
annuity for lille by the Colombian Congress. The
Congress had permitted the Vice President to ac~
cept the Snaf boa sent to him by the King of
England.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

CHRISTIANA HUNDRED-ATTENT
The Democratic Republican citizens of Christina
Hundred are requested assemble at the Blue Ball
I'm, on Saturday the 25th inst at O'clock P M
for the purpose OF appointing Committees OF Vigil
lance and making other necessary arrangements
preparatory to the ensuing general election. A
general and punctual attendance is expected.
September Goth.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
HUNDRED ELECTION.

AT the election on the 10Th inst. the following Of
ficers were elected for Christiana Hundred:
Inspector,
NEHEMIAH DELAPLAINE.
assessor
ISAAC HENDRICKSON.
Road Commissioner,
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
NOTICE.
8O-4t

4 MEETING of the Commissioners of the Levy Court
N of Newcastle county, (acting Commissioners of
Taxi will be held at the Court House in the Town of New
CASTLE on Tuesday the 28h of September, inst, at which
time and place the Assessors requested to be punctual
in their attendance. BY Order,
DAVID PAINTER, C. P.
Sept, IS, 1924, SO-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

from them their constitutional rights in local untas;
whether it is found insgatng an opposition to trea-
~ at the expense Of truth, or voting against it in
violation of the most solemn oaths, it is still the
same peculiar, distinguishing mark of the Caucus
party.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

The Democratic Republicans of Newcastle Coun.
ty are requested to assemble in the several Hun
dreds, appoint their Committees of Vigilance, and
take all necessary steps for ensurng success to the
Congressional Ticket. 1t is believed that little
exerton on their part will enable them to secure
the election of the Democratic Candidate. Come
out fellow citizens land do your duty.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

federal gentleman inquired of US few days
since, whether DR.. ARNOLD NAUDA1N, the Demo.
cratic Candidate for Congress, was opposed to the
Caucus Candidate for the Presidency declaring,
that if this fact could be ascertained he and many
other federalists would give him their hearty sup.
port in opposition to the present member. We
have made inquiry. and we can assure our readers,
that Doctor Naudain is decidedty opposed to Mr..
Cra2cf0rd
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

The poetic effuson published in our paper of the
18th inst. " TO General LA FAYETTE,'' and said
to be written by DR.. Percival, was written by VIM.
Brainard, and published two years since in the
Hartford, Connecticut Mirror, of which paper he
was editor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

Compliment to Worth Among the various ex
hbitions in the Print Shops of Paris, is large high
ly finished print representing Diogenes with Ian
tern in his hand, travelling the world al! over in
darkness, searching out for "a MAN." until at last
his light shines upon FRANKLIN."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
LTaac,f0rd,

The New York American says, that it is author
lied state that the report Of $4,000 having been
deposited to the credit of Gen. La Fayete in one Of
the Boston Banks, is without any foundation in
truth.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

INTILL hold their Second Exhibition and Cattle Show
w on THURSDAY and FRIID.1Y, the 18th and 18th
days of OCTOBER next, at CHESTER, the river De-
laware, Delaware county, IS miles from Philadelphia;
When, in conformity with the Act of Incorporation, $50
dollars will be offered in premiums for Neat Cae150
dollars for Sheep-125 dollars for Horses28 dollars for
ISwlne-l35 dollars for Crops-95 dollars for Butter
Cheese Sugar, Pearl Ash, Domestic Wine, Cider and
Implements of Husbandry-143 dollars for Household Ma
nufactures15 dollars for Oxen at the Plough,
than less than years Odds dollars for Oxen the
Plough not than years od15 dollars for Horses
at the Pough-5 dollars for the best Poughman with
OXen-5 dollars for the best Ploughman with Horses
under certain restrictions as stipulated in the bills
The Directors having rented the land upon which the
Exhibition is to be held, and the farms adj acent thereto
land being assured of the cooperation of the High Sheriff
of the County, well of the Magistrates of the neigh
bohood will punish with the utmost rgor Of the law, any
ntracton of the 10Th section of the act of incorporation
of the regulations which they have established for the
quiet and good conduct of the Exhibition.
Although the Society have been necessarily constrained
to limit the distribution of their premiums, for the ecs
enumerated in the larger bills, they will be glad receive
for Exhibitions and properly notice any animal, implement
OF husbairy, article Of domestic manufacture, which
by its form, usefulness the ingenuity of its construction
shall be deemed worthy ofdistlnction.
As the Exhibition viii be held TO a town afordng
ample accommodation by its inns and the of easy
by seamb rats the Society hope that they may be
graed by the presence Of such agrcutusts of this and
ceedings
The Directors absolutely nhbit all persons from erect
ing any booth, or placing any cart table, bench, any
other NATTER for the sale Of ood upon the premises leas
ed 10 them. JONATHAN ROBERTS, President.
J0nN HARE Powell, CoryeSb0n Giag SecTetary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
COMMITTEES.

Of .7wangement-Jonathan Roberts, William Darlington,
Richard Jones, Johu G. Wamough, John Hare Powell,
Henry l.. Waddell John Wilcox, William Harris, Reuben
iIanes, Manuel Eyre.
For Neat Canie,-Thomas Smith, Thomas Serril, Will
liam Harris Mathew Roberts, Richard b. Jones'
Hor8eS Manuel Eyre, Algernon s. Logan, George
Blight, John G. Watmough, John Wilcox, Ehos Morris.
Sheep and Srpine.-Samue West Job Roberts, William
Evans ElIjah Lewis, Samuel Davis.
Products Of The SOH-George Sheaff, George w. Hol-
stein, William Darlington, Samuel West, Joseph George.
Implements Of Neutrality-suspicious. Haines, Henry
Waddell.
.,iannfacaUes. Duncan, William Darlington,
john Elliot of Montgomery.
0nea at tie PiOugh.-Job Roberts, Mathew Roberts, G.
w. IIulslen.
Horses al the Pongh,-samue Davis, Samuel West,
James Worth. Sept. 10, 1924. 3D.
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amerlran Datrbmatl.
WILMINGTON, q SEPTEMBER, 1924.
Sept. 18th, 1924.

Indignantly upon dawnng attempt ALLEVIATE
portion of the Union from anoher.i WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

Mr.. John Merritt has declined being candidate
for Levy Court Commissioner from ST. Georges
Hundred, and Mr.. John Januier, Jun. has been
nominated in his stead.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21

The Right Of 'search.-The Crawford editors, a.
mong other unfounded cha ges against Mr. ADAMS,
have accused him of surrenderIng the right Of
search, by the Treaty lately concluded and ratified
with Great Britain for the suppression Of the Slave
Trade. We publish to day an able article on this
subject to which we beg leave to call the attention
of our readers. As the Editor Of the Baltimore Pa
triot justly observes-"it elucdates the subject in
a mastery manner, and places certain woud be
great men in most uncomfortable situation; and
discoses, among other things, one Of the most dar
ing political conspiracies to destroy the fame of an
honest statesman, which is known in our history"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-21
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the Estate Of Richard Simmons
n deceased late of Newcastle hundred, are requested
to make speedy payment and those having demands
present them, properly attested for settlement, TO
MARY SIMMONS, .8Clmr.
Sept. 81, 1894. 8O-9p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23

De instructed 70 answer any communication
they may receive from any Individual or in
dividuais in the state, well disposed towards
the success ofthe Peoples Ticket.
Resoired, That when this meeting atiourns,
it will adjourn until the 5th of July next.
Reso!utd, That the committee of correspon-
dence he instructed TO report such measures
- they may have taken, and such informa-
ton as they may have acquired, touching the
object of this meeting, to the adjourned meet
ing on the 5th of July.
Rescued, That the editors Of the different
Papers in Virginia be requested to ins.r. in
their papers the proceedings Of this meeting.
JOHN HEDGES Chairman.
A. S. TIDBALL., Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23
NOrICE

IL persons having claims against the estate OF LII
n boURN ID TUCKER dec, late OF Powhaian are re
iucsied to cring them forward properly authenticated
an" nose indebted are required make payment mme-
o"e III order that The administration of estate may
be brought "a close. 49,
THOMAS WATKINS, Deputy for
THOMAS MILLER, Sheriff Of Powha,an
and Admo'r of Libourn II. Tucker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23

TO THE EDITORS or THE Enquirer.
Gentlemen ! had heard that there ,reYs
heartburniugs engendered in The Metropolis Of
Virginia between tile Old Bachelors and the
Ladies, and that there wGs some probability
of civil war in the Hymeptai Republic =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23
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GERMAN LINENS

EVEN bnles heavy German Uznaburg. nd RurIans ;,
- por'ed per ship Duric us in store and for
sale by JOHN A. WM ENTITY
Who have 800 sacks best Liverpool SALT for sale low
10 dose consigumrnts April "a ti4 4, "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23

- U AWAY about the frst February last my negro
d 4 O"y named GEORGE who hired 10 Mr.. Swain.
f af s s sIsgn FER The present George
has remarkably large and white teeth ard uhcommnniy
red eyes pleasing counenance when spoken to- very pc
lite i" his address fond of talking shows his teeth
have good reason believe thai read and write
well aud no doubt will forge free papers,
get oil 10 some Tree stale George time
after he lei Mr. Swain, in ferry leading y
Osbornes 70 Prtersburgin which place may now be.
lurking about "r in this city nteat all good citizens to
aid me IN experimenting said George and forewarn all per
sons from aboring him, the peril OF the law will
give ten dollars aken in this city county aud
10 John GOddn, put in Hcnrico jail twenty dollars il
taken in other county in this secured III ja
and nifty dollars il taken in any other delivered ia
me, living in New Kent county, John GoddiD living in
the city ui Richmond. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
April % III-wSwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EURoPE.

New YoRK, Apr, 27.-By the arrival OF the brig
p"Shury, Capt. Jew, NJ Boston, we have received,
~ addition To prooishees irom correspondence At
ma, M, lnEe, he London Globe and Traveller OF The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-23

Edt0nrdS's CdSe.--We have given a brief
sketch from The W. Republican of the pro-
cecdings Of the II. of II. on Jfonday-the full
Ter account we shall copy from the n. In,el-
genccr in our next We have also copied from
the n. |. the proceedings Of Tuesday touch
ing this matter. The other proceedings of
that day shall appear in our next
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
MAIL ROBBERY.

James WILSON, esq. Postmaster, Wor,
cester. has offered fifty dollars reward O'
the apprehension of man by the name Q.
Smith, who robbed the mail while pas
senger in The Stage from Worcester 10
Hartford, on the night of the Esd October
He was clad in blue clothes with Gag
handkerchief round bis neck, bad no over
coat, and is about 80 years old. The lei,
ters picked up along the road opened.
were deposited in the Post office at WOr,
cester, and were-one from SyIvanus tiOI'
brook 10 Samuel Bilbrougb, esq of Pba'
deIphia; one from Isaiah Thomas 10 Tho
mas Robinson, Of Norwich, c.; one from
Benjamin Wood to Col. Asa Chds, Of
Pitlsburg, Pa; and one from W. Wnchel
to Lees & Cornwell, Berlin, Connecticut.
Those unbroken are addressed TO Mr., JO'
seph Tyler, merchant of Charleston, ).
c.; Messrs. Weaver & Spear. merchants,
Richmond, Va Messrs. Hacker, BEOHR
& CO. merchants, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04

the surgeon, several will never, is feared,
entirely recover.from: and it is TO be re-
GREETED that the carpenter, named Joseph
CauIheid, vino fought most courageously,
lost his life by blow from the whale
spade, which nearly severed his bead
from bis body, as did William Warner,
boat steerer 10 the second mate, who was
speared most dreadluly through the body;
the latter has left an aged mother, and the
former wife and ten children, living in
London, totally unprovided for The re-
treat of the savages was as sudden as the
attack; from their mode of which, their
pronunciation of certain words, their jea~
lousy in parting from their weapons, The
SEIZURE of peculiar implements, and con.
verting them into weapons, the attack and
seizure of The Captain, and lis commenc"
ing when there were tewest on the deck,
the crew continue in opinion. that the
whole was concerted & organised by Euro
peans or Americans, resident IN the island.
What deferred them from entertaining the
least suspicion, the Syren having short
time previous spoke to vessel, which
stated she had been aground near the Pe-
lew Island, and the prompt assistance That
had been rendered by the natives.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-04
Extract Of letter nom the Agent Of the
London Greek Committee.

.NapoIi de Romania, July 10, 1924.
Lord Charles Murray and myself have
lust returned from re church of st. GlOr-
ri, where we accompanied the members
OF the Executive, the whole Of the Legls-
laive body, and an immense concourse OF
military, citizens, &c. TO hear lie Deum
sung for the deliverance of lpsara from
the Turks. This event was announced in
despatch of the brave Miaouli, dated on
board his own ship, off lpsara, on he 4th,
18th. on the morning Of which day ne
had attacked aud routed the whole OF the
Turkish vessels left behind Tor the pur-
pose Of carrying he plunder and prison
ers. A party OF the Greeks having lands
ed, the Turks took refuge 10 several hou-
ses OF the town, where they were closely
invested, and not likely 10 hold oui more
than few hours. With respect TO the
Capt. Pacha's squadron, it has separated,
one half having gone to Smyrna, and the
other to Mytelene. This arose from
dread of being more easily overtaken by
the Greek fleet, which continues TO cruiZe
between Ipsara and Scio. In tae attack
which was made On the morning OF the
10Th, several transports aud armed vessels
were either staken or destroyed MIaouII
describes The ardor and bravery OF his
men to have been above all pIaIse--ln-
deed, al classes of the islanders, only
seem to be animated by one sentiment,
that of revenge from the recent Cruelties
of the enemy. Now that the inhdels are
driven from the above important point, II
is intended that the psaIiols shall reoccu.
py the island, and erect species of clta-
del which shall be capable OF resisting g.
very future attack. The very best conse-
quences are expected to result from the
successes of the fleet, Other ships are
preparing, so that it is expected an addl-
tional reinforcement OF 80 will sail IN
few days. The whole will then be form
ed into two divisions, of which one is
destined to watch the Capt. Pscha, while
the other proceeds off Alexandria, there
10 await the expedition projected by Ma
homet. Ali. In all the latest accounts re-
ceived here, it is reported, that although
the Pacba of Egypt has collected $4,000
men and some transports, it ls doubtful
whether he intends carrying bis threat IN
to execution or not. Upon the whole, |
do not think that there is any thing what
ever to be apprehended from that quarter.
You will receive most spirited proclama>
ton of the Provisional Government, on
the subject of foreigners, allowing their
vessels to be taken up as transports by the
In6del Chief. This has been received by
the Consuls at Alexandria and produced
tine desired effect. Although the money
has not yet arrived from Zante, We are in
hopes of seeing it very soon, as all the
necessary steps have been taken.