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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

M c. CONNIE tenders TO his friends, patrons, and
w the public generally his sincere acknowledgements
Tor the muncent patronage extended him in the Second
Glass of the ayand state Lottery and does himself the
pleasure now of presenting the Third Glass of said Loe-
RES wherein he calculates with liberal support, have The
satisfaction of distributing among adventures, large
number Of valuable prizes.
The Scheme surprising in magnitude that of any Lot
terry at present i'll the United States, it is expected will
elicit general appropriations from the briancy of its capi-
tails, the great number Of valuable prizes contained in it,
and the comparatively low rate of tickets.
The certain and pnnctua payment of prizes, is as in
preceding Maryland State LOTTERIES guaranteed by the
State.
By authority Of the State of Maryland is presented the
fall GcIa &c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
NO. 272.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

To those who send, call the office and pay, during
the months of January july six months advance, the
price will be four dollars year; to all who do not the
price will be five dollars If subscriber wishes de-
cne he must notify the editor Of his intention before the
first of June or December and pay all arreaages non
compliance with these conditions to be considered
engagement for six months, and paper will be dscon
tnued without fulmen of them except the option OF
the editor.
Any person who will procure subscribers and pay
for them, agreeable to the above conditions, shall be
titled to the Waterman as long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar and wen-
y cents for every subsequent insertions longer onen pro-
portion. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
sure attention must be post paid
AdOertssng by eyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year 10, 90 1year Is, 90
6montlrs ., 50 months 9, 50
8 do. ATS 8 do. S. 90
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CGcrL COUNTY, IS.
.8b,l Term, 1894.

8bri Term, 1894.
rAHOMAS PHILLIPS, citizen Of Newcastle County in
the State of delaware, having obtained from The Lee
gsaure of the State of Maryland, December Session.,
1885, special for his relief, under the insovent law
OF loo5 and the several supplements thereto, petoned
the Judges of CGci County Court the above Term for
discharge from his confinement in the jail of Cecil Coun-
ty and at the same time filed with his petition schedule
OF his property, list of his creditors list of debts due
him, ON OATH SO far he could ascertain em and the
Court being satisfied of his actual confinement and having
taken the oath required by said of 1906 it is therefore
ordered and adjndged that the sad Thomas Phillips be dis
charged from confinement and that he copy of this
order TO be inserted in the Eon Press Dearpare Watch
man and the baltimore american and Commercial Daily Nd
prtSer, once week for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY least
three months before the first Saturday III next September
FERN give notice to his creditors to appear before the
sad Court on the said first Saturday of said Term, the
Court House in Ekton, for the purpose of recommending
Trustee for their benefit, and shew cause if they have
any ny the said Thomas Phillips should not have the
peneh OF the said Act of Assembly and the several sup
plements thereto. TEST. JAMES SEWALL, Clerk.
June 49, 1924. 63-7t
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RAN AWAY

ENROM the subscriber living in this Borough the 14h
H. inst. apprentice the house carpenter business
named John PennaseK about 10 years of age, feet
inches high, stout built dark complexion, and somewhat
recked He apprehended on the 10th in Phladel-
phia and brought home and the 18th absconded again.
and is supposed TO have returned to that CITY, He is
good workman especially sash and panel doors. All
persons warned to employ harbor him their
peril will give five dollars to any person no will Sc
cure him in Philadelphia that get him again-and if
brought home ten dollars will be given
THOMAS j. CROW.
Wilmington Del Aug. 90. 71-4t
The american Sentinel Philadelphia will please insert
the day times, and send the bill to the advertiser
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
CHEESE, BACON AND HAMS.

~USBU lbs. Rhode Island Cheese,
1000 lbs. Bacon
1000 lbs. Wilmington Hams, warranted to be of the
first quality,
1000 lbs. Pork; 500 lbs. Dried Beef; 10 Barrels Of
Shad; doz. Corn Brooms Powder, Shot, Tobacco, Sc
gars supertne Flour, Rye meal and Mhlengs. Also
vions, Flies, Flutes, Caronets Violin strings, bows and
bridges; Lines, Lemons, Oranges and general
men of Confectionery Persons wishing any of the above
articles will find it to their advantage call, they will
be sold cheap for cash, by JOHN WRIGHT,
South side etthe LOzver Market.
Wilmington, July Is. 61-9t
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gQ.HJI..E!',.E D

Lottery and Exchange Office,
No 49, Market Street, the Centre Market Baltimore
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery will be
signed and shares counersgned by the Lottery Commits
sioners, that the State will be responsible for all the
prizes which they shall draw
Persons at distance intending TO take tickets are re.
commended to ard their orders without DELAY bv
which they will save advance that may take place in
price.
The drawing will be commenced as the sale of
tickets shall render it practicable, and be finished with all
possible expedition.
Orders (post pad) from all parts of the United States
for tickets shares in the above Lottery or any other
Maryland Lottery covering cash prizes of any respon.
sibe Lottery will receive the prompt attention as
personal applications addressedto
w. q. CONNIE, Baltimore.
BY whom the fate of tickets will be given whenever
requested. July 81 IS
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Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
lFzLlNLNGT0N AND J,HIL.4DELI'HI.4
POST COACHES.

Continue to leave the houses of Eli Lamborn, Joseph Gill
pin and the Swan Tavern Wilmington every iay al and
lo O'Clock tor Philadelphia returning leave the houses of
Andrew Oliver, Indian King, Market Street, and David
Johns White Horse, Bank Street. every morning and
10 o'clock for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLLAR.
Having first rate horses good coaches careful drv-
er together with determination TO conduct those lines to
give genera satsfacon induces the propretols pre-
sumo on an increase of public patronage.
AS the proceeds of the two lines equally divided is
nmaeral at which of the above offices taken
Passengers for their convenience, will he tan UP or SET
dozon IN any part Of the City.
Baggage at the risk Of the owners.
ANDREW OLIVER, GENERAL ]. WOLF, n
ELI LAMBORN. SfT0P'3FS.
October 18, 1922. Y1-tf
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Il. Nj. POMEROY'S

JMEI.aLLIC STRAP md PASTE
ETOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments &c. manufactured
a. by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wallingfort Connec-
lieut. and sold the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No los, Market The above Strap and Paste
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found on trial far superior to any before used in this
any other country. January 1923
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
WEEKLY REGISTER.

PROPOSITIONS to dispose of all the complete sets OF
A. NILES'S WEEKLY REGISTER, under authority
granted by the state of Maryland, and subject to the
perintendence Of gentlemen specially appointed by the
Legislature, to approve of the plan and make the dstri
button.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

aN Wednesday the 18th nst was lost on the turnpike
W road in or between the town OF Newcastle and the
village OF Glasgow, HemOranm Pocket Book containing
number of papers, useless except to the owner and
foW Hnidred and SeUe'y5ue DoAars in bank notes. Any
person finding, and returning the same TO the subscriber
residing in the village oil Glasgow, Newcastle county, Del.
aware, shall be paid the above reward.
August 49,. 71--4t LEVI BOULDEN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24
Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage

"a VFgHP0TJ ana UHTlsJtuNu,
viii run daily, Sundays excepted-eavng George Pea
cocks Inn, Elkton at O'clock A. NJ. and arrive Will
mngton at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Returning leaves Eli LAM
bom's Inn, sign of James A. Bayard, O'clock p.
NJ and arrives at Elkon at o'clock, r M.-this line ia
continued to Frenchtown and arrives in time for the Bal
timore Steam Boat. Fare 81, so.
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Wilmington and Georgetown Mail
Stage, Via NeWcastle, st. Georges, CantWelEs
Bridge, Sm4rna, Dorer and .MiLford

Stage, Via .Ntaocastle, st. Georges, CantWetts
Bridge, Smyrna, Dorer and Milford.
VIII run.three times week-eavng Eli Landlords Inn,
Wilmington, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al
o'clock A. Nj and arrive Georgetown The mex, day at
o'clock z N. Returning leaves Georgetown Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A. NJ and arrives
at O'clock, T NJ the next tlay-Fare through IS Us
this line is connected with the Virginia Mail Stage line,
William NAPLES being proprietor in both lines, which
leaves Milsborough every Wednesday morning, passing
through Berlin, Popartown Snow Hill, Hontown, Ac.o-
mac Court House, Bell Haven, Frankovn, and Norhanp-
ton Court House, Virginia. inngers Ferry being good
order.
Wilmington and Che stertoWn Mail
Stage, ria .Niddletown, Warwirk, & Georgeto,on
Cross Roads,
Will run three times week, leaving Eli Landlords Inn
Wilmington on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
O'Clock, a. NJ. and arrive at r. NJ Returning leaves
Peacock's Inn, Chesertown, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ and arrives at Wilmington,
at O'Clock, T. This line is connected with the Eason
Mail Stage. Fare to Chestertown, So.
ELI LAMBORN, Proprietor.
July 81, 1924 Oft
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS,

g EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the subscr.
LOAN not exceeding Forty Thousand Dollars to the Cor
poraton of the Borough of Wilmington, redeemable in
fifteen years Persons applying for the WHOLE or any part
thereof will direct their communications 10 either of the
subscribers Wilmington Delaware, marked proposals
JACOB ALRICHS, JOHN II BRlNCKIE,
ELI HlLLES, JOHN +. GlLPIN,
Committee appointed by the Burgesses and
August o. fo-9t Borough Council.
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Project of Distribution.

800 complete sets at S70is
500 sets Of the second series, at S33 is
1000 copies " Principles and Acts of tn
Reyolution," at S3, is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-24

10000 Tickets at S9is S180.000
All the prizes be floating from the commencement Of
he drawing, except the following which will be deposited
in the wheel at definite periods, viz
On The 9Th drawing prize Of 10000 dolls.
On the 10th drawing a prize of 5000
IN the ION drawing prize of 10000
On the 18th drawing prize of 10000
The whole Lottery TO be completed in twenty drawings
The prizes ouy to be drazpn
The whole of the prizes payable in cash. sixty DAYS after
the completion of the drawing subject 10 deduction Of
10 per cent. JAMES h. HAWKINS,
NATHL F. WILLIAMS,
JAS. B. RINGGOLD,
Lottery Commissioners.
Tickets at present, will be supplied at the original or
scheme price-viz:
Whole tickets 80 Quarters 995
Halves so Eighhs l l25
MnNNfSF1NEEHn9e
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STATE LOTTERY No. s

VIC 'JtdtS VI WAT yIaIIuJ
following Scheme of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
FROM ST. SALVADOR

Letters under date of 9th Dec. have been rc-
ceivod in this city, which state that the greatest
disorder existed there, which was occasioned bv
the recent tyrannical acts of the Emperor at
Rio-such as dlssolving the Cortes, arrestinp
and transporting the leading members of that
body, and his contcmPtuous department towards
the Deputies from ST. Salvador.
Mobs were collecting in d,Tercnt parts Of
the city, for the ostensible purpose of discover
ing and sending off the old Portuguese--rnanv
of whom had sccreted themselves, but the real
object was plumber, in witch they had indrlrcd
to considerable extent. The military ls,i ON
several occasions been called on TO SUPPRESS
these tumultuous assemblagcs, but their more
ments were so extremely, and Us it was,fhoIrht
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY, February


Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill IN further addition 10 an
art 10 establish uniform system of naturalization;
which was read, and passed to second reading.
MIR. BdriOn, from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported bill 10 authorize ono Of me Registers in
the State Of LOuisionn 10 report on Ccrfdil land
claims, which not reported ppm by his prede-
in o6ice.
a communication was received from the Depart
mont Of War, accompanied by statements of the
contracts made by that Department during the year
1928
MIR. Loyd, of Maryland, presented the petitions of
sun1ry inhabitants of Alexandra, and Of Hczckiah
Langley, of Washington, in the District Of Columbia
Referred TO the Committee on the District.
Mr.. FndiGg presented the petition of sundrv
soap boilers and taow chambers of the CITY of Phi
ladclphia praying that no addition may be made to
the duties on imported taow. Referred TO the Com
mittce on Commerce and Manufactures.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Ear
TIM, proposing inquiry into the expediency of
making further provisions by law to prevent frauds
in surveys Of public lands, and in making certificates
thereof again read, and agreed to.
The BILL from the House of Representatives. IN er-
tnH lie time for c scHicmeniorp riC0fe irad claims
IN The ferri'orV nj FlOridn, with the amendment
thereto proposed by the Committee on Public Lands
in the Scna'e. was taken up AZ in committee Of the
whole Hr. ,Hqcon in the chair. This bill proposes
10 extend to the FIRST Of January next, the time TO
which the Commissioners, appointed under the act
Of Congress for ascert1ining claims and ticsio
in the territory Of Florida limited IN tine recep-
Won Of the evidence Of such claims, The amend !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
FROM MEXICO.

We learn by the brig John, from Alvarado.
that hostilitics sillcontinued between the Castle
of st. Juan dc Ulloa and Vera Cruz, and no
prospect Of an accommodation. The Mexican
fleet was still lying at Aivarado, and no obstacle
remained in the way of the Castle receiving
supplies from Havana or any other place.
We have been favored with the perusal of an
letter dated Alvarado the Sd liIt. which saws. on
the 18th December, Congress declared Mexi-
co Federal Republic. The same letter con-
tains the following extract from Mexico, dated
the 9th of December.
&c In the secret session of the Congress last
Saturday, the deputy Zavola made a motion that
the present supreme power consisting of Niche
lcne, Domingnez, and Guerrero had lost the
confidence Of the nation, and another should be
chosen before the arrival of the British envoys.
His motion was very near being carried; howe
vcr 1T has been retarded. But Michelcnc,
Dominguez, aud Guerrero have given in their
resignation.
. The Congress means 70 name one President.
as IN the United States but docs not vet know
on whom, of all those who scramble for it, TO
fix.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, February


On motion of Mr.. johnson, of Louisiana. the
petition of Col. Daniel Brown, presented at the
last session, and not then acted upon was again
referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Massachusetts, presented the
petition of sundry merchants of the town of New
burvport in the state of Massachusetts, pray-
ing indemnity for French spoliations, previous
to 1900. Referred to the Committee on FOREIGN
Relations.
Mr.. Findlay presented three memorials of CT
tzens Of Philadelphia, praying revision of the
Tariff. Referred to the Committee Oh Com
mercc and Manufactures.
Mr.. Fndlay laid on the table resolution of
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, instructing
their Senators, and requesting their Represen-
tatives, iii Congress, to their efforts to obtain
such a revision of the existing Tariff, as will
tend to encourage the domestic manufactures of
the country.
Mr. Hayne presented the memorial of the
Chamber of Commerce of Charleston, S. c..
praying the establishment of an uniform system
Of bankruptcy. Referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
The bill from the other House. TO ertend The
time for the settlement Of pirate land claims IL,
the Territory Of Florida, was read the third
time, n amended in the Senate, and passed
W.T.. lNODlD SuDiInIJtu Il resolution Oh inc Lee
gislature of Indiana, nstructing the Delegates
in Congress from that state, to use their exer-
tons to procure the location of the road from the
Ohio river, to the Mississippi, for which surveys
were made under the authority of Congress,
some years since. This resolution was referred
to the Select Committee ON Roads and Canals.
On motion Of Mr.. Noble, the Committee on
Pensions was discharged from the further con-
sideration Of the petition of Eliza Nc Farland :
and on motion of Mr.. Dickerson, the petitioner
had leave to withdraw her petition and papers.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the report
of the Committee on Public Lands, unfayOrable
to the petition Of Andrew HcnShaw. This pc
tition claims of the government $3.50 90, for
scrvcying performed by him as deputy under
Serveyor Of the Unitid States, lands South Of
Tennessee. lie had, according to- custom, Civ
en- to the Surveyor his receipt for this amount,
without, in fact, receiving the money! in order
that the papers might be forwarded to the Gen
eral Land Office. In the mean while, the Sur
vcyOr died. and, at the time of his deceasc, was
~ arrears 10 the government. The deputy Sur
vcyor now prays that nc may he paid for his ser
vices. The report was opposed by Mcssrs.
KING, Of Alabama, and KELLY, and sup
ported by Mcssrs. EATON and BARTON.
i motion, by Mr. KING, to reverse the report.
vas lost; tie report o. the Committee was a.
greed to; and, on motion of Mr.. KING, the PC
itioner had leave TO withdraw his papers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
LATEST FROM PERU.

The ship Candace, Bertody, has arrived at
Boston in 110-days from Lima. The Editor
ofthe Boston Centtnel has sent us the following
intelligence brought by this vessel.
The following is statement of the political
situation OF the country, furnished by an intel
llgent American on the departure of the Can
dace.
The Royalists have left unspossessed all the
country on this side Of the river Appurimac and
marched for the recovery of their territories in
Alta Peru, which during their absence has been
taken possession of by the Patriots, and include
some OF the richest provinces. Gen. ST. Cruz
with the Peruvian Hbcrating army consisting Of
4OOO elective troops has penetrated as far as La
Pax, where he encountered the Spanish army
under the famous Valda, and broke the charm
OF mvncibility, Since this action the Rovalists
have retired towards Potosi, and are acconpa-
MED by the Vice Roy LIE Serna. Gen. Sucrc,
with the Colombian division of veterans accor-
ding to the latest accounts, was at Arcquipa in
the progress of his march to form junction with
Santa Cruz. The inhabitants of the country
are universally in favour Of their deliverers, the
cry OF liberty Is heard from the mountain sum-
init, and echoed from the valley.
One victory Of the Patriots in a general action
would settle the long contested question of
sovereignty, and conclude the history of tyranny
IN the territories of Peru; but to our rnortifica-
ton the sword of civil discord is unsheathed and
threatens disappointment to all our fair pros
poets. Riva Agucra, who held the Presiden-
cy ofthe Republic previous to the late occupa-
ton of this place by the enemy, and whose want
of popularity entitled him to disrnission, and in
whose place the Congress appointed Tore
Eagle, Is now asserting his pretensions, nor will
nc relinquish them, Notwithstanding the media
ton OF Gen. Bolivar. He is in possession of the
northern provinces, having his head quarters at
Iruxillo with an army of three thousand men.
Bolivar, who is fully empowered to conduct the
war according to his own views, will make this
his first object, and having added the conquer
cd to his own army, will with all possible promp-
tltude, march against the Spaniards, and con-
cludc their more obstinate opposition.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

ming of the 18th of February, at = o'clock, t.
recommend Candidates to the people ofthc Uni
ted States for the Offices Of President and Vice
President of the United States.
JOHN CHANDLER,
MOVES BARBER,
ELISHA LITCIIFIELD,
nj. DICKERSON,
WALTER LOWRIE,
EDWARD LLOYD,
BURW ELL BASSETT,
III. G.. BURTON,
JOHN FORSYTH.
j. THOMAS,
BENJAMIN RUGGLES.
Washington, Fsbruary6, 1894.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
From, our ". Y Gazette CorresDondent


We are indepted to Mr.. TopLIrF, for the
following extract of letter from Bostonian.
resident at Smyrna, giving very favorable ac-
count of the affairs of Greece.
SMYRNA, Nov. %, 1923.
The Greeks so on farnously. A naval action
has lately been fought, in which the Greeks
captured sloop war, several briggs, a schoon-
er, and transports. The sloop of war was for
merly an American ship, belonging to New
York, captured by the English during the war,
and sold lately to the Turks.
p. S. have Just time to add, that we have
this moment received official news of the sur
render of Corinth TO the Grecian army, under
a capitnlation-the prisoners to be landed in
Asia. The Greek vessels, with the prisoners,
are now in the Gulf, with the intention of land
ing them. 1t is an all important place for the
Greeks, whose cause appears daily to brighten.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

men; proposcl Ivy the Committee on Public Lands.
merely defines the kind of evidence of the title to be
received; the compensation to the Secretary of the
Commissioners, and some other details. A debate
arose on the subject, in which Messrs. Eaton, Cton-
dter. Lloyd, of Md. Lowrie Lloyd of Mass. Mills,
fmdtaH SmTh, Bariof., and Bel, took part. A mo-
ton to postpone the subject, indefinitely, made by
Mr.. Chr'dtcr, was lost, was also motion By Mr..
Lioyd,ot Maryland, to amend the bill to re-
duce the jurisdiction of the Commissioners from
claims OF $500 acres, ~ those which comprise only
900 acres. On motion of Mr.. Foadtoy, the section
witch requires the Secretaries of the Board OF Com
missioncrs, who have received salaries, to refund
any fees which they may have received from claim
ants, for making record of their claims, stricken
out. The bill was then reported to- the Senate, with
the amendments. Mr.. Lioyd, of Maryland, moved
to restore the section which stricken out,
ton of MIR. Fmdi0y, in committee of the whole,
which was agreed to-and the bill, as amended,
passed TO a third reading.
| On motion of Mr.. DickerSon the Senate proceed
cd tn the consideration of Executive business, and,
immediately thereafter,
Adjourned till Tomorrow.