American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11

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prepare for The nress &. Nca,, M &C" 10 ne "
lnication-and ,iconn,un;c,;' ; ay eo"'li
Though there are few Iines in ba it, S;sh ~ H. G
4 aogat,er an,rooI ~ ~ ~ @ ia''ei "Ae" We w ~
contents we cannot consent tn n,S;h i; - u' =. ~
lsbape We think that on G,rtIr. r a.;o ~, p t
himself will see and feel the nronrie,v nf
A word IN Sc F.ienJ ~ T!,It ;, ~, w. =. a' :,
Il they are botb f,raw,rned .Lat ~ -; e n
must conclude his Sc zyor nj , m ~ o eaCn
come stale and unproftabe and to ,he
hubble 80 y us
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i Mr. WmsoN,-Being in Wilmington on SAT-, rla,, Ias
ATTENDING market and having sold wi az ,rncL ! IA i
Thought would stav in town a fe,v bonrs t sl h
little tea and coffee and some tobacco for mi u rh
for YOU must know she's mortal fond of Gin Of TED on
pipe So as was traicking in he afternoon heard ,b
town bell making doloros noise which thought Al first
Twas for fire. then Thought il was b,,rvntr and ,har
again thought itroot be nunnet shev, and uh;l o.
lin quandary studying what in The naiinn oil ,hs l;nn
dong could be about who should meet but INV
Peter Long.ears who knows every thing and every 6od
Well was right glad to see Peter and took him by the
daddle and gave him hearty slakeandI cav. r., Hin; so
H. good neghbor Peter how d'ye do and
the deuce IS all this here racket for viii tbo
Ybereunon Peter mt on a know;no lnol, Gu p.,s =,
most the deenest nol,,icianer in oil rond,;n I,n,.
and he says to me- why don't Won know hat mr.
lthe WOODEN weayer's going m hol cnunt,,
all his workmen to dav in 1he ToWn Hall n Ia, omo.
know the voice of Newcastle count,, .bnnt
and all that Oh no. saws ia thst IL WV CO., ~, ~
lpizzard ;f d;,l,nt h;nlr 4 ~, -; - ''1'e my
some such merry making matter Rut 5oysa ' I,n
Ieo and he ar what Newcastle count, Las -, , g. i -
Ipretty large county and must needs have tbdoIo
voice of her own and know nav her nrttv ronJ an
in taxes - - F' ~ 'A'
So Peter and me we trudyeJ ~, 70 tba ,ro, Nh =.
eetber--wbere we fund SAM - osoh,i -
mighty large room sometime III a b., M inoa ~
all the neonIe Of Nawcoy,la cn,,nt, oli,t III q II
wa, here hut bov,somde,ar th' S 0. I 'n d.
saw 60 or 20 men and hovs Sin r,"Iad o. II
stage something lie = 'n,,ln;t m ,vbit - ~
rentIemen very 9cravel,, sea,rd anil f, r s. So IN"
hind thnn, IooI ~ i0' w. VI i've o"ers oe-
pe stood non the aon ,sailn w common no. PEG
ty stuck on The stare H. en- s ro ,he qu va
raree shew Now fnr :, 4I,;,ba 10 Ill l. ~ ' ="
What Newr.e,is co,t - ~ = w.. e . az aoou
so fi,r,b 0na f III ,iy o 'i .' ana
his cbarand beUan & & az ,oSe ron
b;n@. oncI, ~ H. t.;a ~, 9 ~ i.s ,, anu
o. F;t.t All Ne secretary VI ue treasury
~" ~ CrN h' eie ihqustoh, our oiStlhguisheu meln-
~ I 80 az Sra u ,.t i'oe tua couia NJ lor
I o ~ f s's anu WY what 'le deuce refer
AZ, ts - 9 y Wild uoes a 'n's bhaToi mesh' "heIe
I d e paPer oo'ne ron mum you rogue WINS
Ihnu r., t s H.. pun. " VIC se sie WIN Ms
=" ihaAe ,ne is'en-ooht you see, friend Moses,
t.s - c"'ouiaeu summing sort OF conrVace to
ui VIC anu iahe them vo'e Ior CraWfoId whether
~ n ~ oO NUM- Asain' ssy-tSces iatln for
: - '"s' ncn up BY purity iooKlhg gentleman,
onf q, 'ose 0ea the cnsrma anu made speech in
Dic SORT OF hngo' as thought he spoke after
Ima 40 ~e 40 coula hear- Nilstar shareman
iare 10 bieS ay ieso'ushohS mare seventeen res0lt
1hons ana nK we ought 10 adop de whole at one time
p io,e uat ue meeting adop desc resoushong
IN, ~, 'si 10 "yse" ms IS queer sort OF fellow
- 'aA al man that way oehnd ms oack and murder the
1s gush A,er sucn isshlon besides But it seems
nc CHAIRMAN UNDERSTOOD hiin hough vow was much as
TOT me VINO was staring MN right in the phzog
nomy' WIN NOUN and ears WIDE open and he asked it
agreed 70 ADOPT the seventeen resolutions upon which
q" inc gentlemen standing on The stage, amounting to five
y A' sung OUT most uproarlousy aye age but as
SINNER every man OF us on the ioor gentle and simple,
oou as dumb as we'd been stuck, not knowing
%hat 70 say IN such conguty; Whereupon II was de-
cared me resolutions were adopted uanmoiy which
seemed to afford singular satisfaction to the gentlemen
ne stage
ror my part was, by TINS tme IN state OF awful con-
opaon, us' IKE ore intoslGsed IN liquor tor bega
thing OF what Peter had told me, and my very bowels
1earned at the thought that had been chisseed out
ny vote Tor PRESIDENT and turned round TO Peter and
aid says neghbor Peter Long-ears want to know oneI