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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-20
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piciis incubuere remis, MAnEour CL.ssr,,,on
aaces percurrcrc, tcmpcstivc, viribns uue in
'egfis, por.um subierc optatum. Aursr ponula-
us ambitionem, recte nisi :tsscqu poss,lin. to,n
cordc relego. Parentes, atu;,e p,ierorum IN,
ratores, discipulos mcos inter rcci,andum a.,
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jours, an mois d,Avril Les vrais prorres o,,,nrtt
acla ia'ts les Ieuncs gems, qui mont etc comics.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.

IL of all vices that disgrace society, of all wrongs the
Teparabe, OF all crimes the BLACKLIST calumny certain
~ the greatest"
| MIR. EDlToR,-The last number of that vile We
hcle OF SANDER and lasehood, the Delaware Gazette
contains most liberal attack, over the signature
lot d" .UirrOr' upon the private character of in
IdiYldual, Ia which | wish, through the medium oi
your paper, 10 say few words in reply.
| Being personally and intimately acquainted with
the gentleman alluded To, can spe ak positively re-
lspecting his character and conduct through life.
ihe writer commences with an ungeneIous &C
count OF his ancestors, for whose sins, even admit
ting the whole, he certainly is bot answerabe. II is
on his own merits alone that he should be Judged,
and on such decision he is willing to stand fall.
The assertions relating to them are however as
graluitous and nnfounded as those which concern
him more immediately.
He is accused OF having " wasted the property left
him by his father, ruined his brothers and sisters,
derauded his creditors Sc''-and all these charges
are founded on the single fact OF his having been
fortunate in business. Ii to have been the victim
of adverse fortune is sin, then he is guilty Tile
time once was, when an honest man who met with
unforeseen mstortunes, was treated with charity
and forbearance, but political intolerance now pre-
vents the indulgence Of any such benign feelings and
all he receives is hatred SANDER and persecution.
So far from his having "ruined bis brothers and
sisters and derauded his creditors" his iraterna es
tate by him appropriated to the paymsnt oil
their claims at time when, if he had been capable
OF acting dshonorably, he might himself have been
a claimant. And (who could not have failed 10
have been informed upon the subiect,9 have never
heard that any OF his creditors have been reduced
poverty. or that they likely to suffer on his
count.
In addition to all these terrible accusations, he is
charged with dissipation The writer's regard fol
the Truth may be Judged of, when declare, and /
do it boldly and without fear OF contradiction that he
is one OF the most temperate men in the State
towards the conclusion of his communication,
(" Mirror" displays the feelings which have induced
him to make the attack. The offender whose death
warrant he would gladly write, has dared to employ
his pen with energy ard freedom in defence OF the
peoples rights, OF liberty and democracy. In doing
this, he was under the necessity OF making some
structures upon the acts AMI proceedings OF the last
Legislature. aud OF the party generally.
Alter endeavoting TO blast his moial, an equally
vain attempt is made to destroy his professional cha
racter. This, thank Heaven, is question, upon
which the public will take the Liberty Of deciding
for themselves Thus far, they haze decreed in
his favour, aud as soon as his merits and profession
al qualifications become generally known, he will
rise rapidly above unpIovoked and illiberal opposi
ton. NlNDEN.
Susser County, Oct IS, 1894.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

iFESE subscribers offer for sale that well known Farm The
residence oil William Warner situate the Whining
ton and Chlisiana turnpike road about three quarters Of
mile from Wilmington, containing about 40 acres of land
in excellent ORDER Of which there Is of wonGlasd
about 81 Of marsh, and the re mater INLAND def
culture and grass.
The improvements on his farm embrace every thing
that is necessary 10 comfort, uiy and
consist Of elegant mansion house built few years
sInce IN the modern style, OF the best materials and in the
most convenient manner, stories hgh sixty feet in
Length by forty one in DEPTH with piazza extending the
whole length OF The house, and supported BY columns from
the roof The situation Of the house is high fronting
wards the Delawarc and Commanding fine view ui thai
river, ne borough OF Wilmington Christiana creek, AID
the adjacent country. Contiguous 10 this house, are all the
necessary out houses most OF which nearly new con-
sisting OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and ba house constantly iled copous spring
Of ine water. There is also large garden ia excellent
order and the grounds ond the house handsomely
laid CUT, and adorned witt number Of fruit and
tai trees
The other improvements large and comfortable two
story brck house II tennat overaeel, barn,
stone spring house, stone poultry house, and ober
houses pump of excellent water near the door and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells
On the farm there IS thriving apple orchard of about
eSht aciesi also young orchard Of the best grated
FRUITS consisting OF peaches, pears piums, cherries, and
The above described property possesses every requisite
either tor delightful residence profitable speculation
The mpol ements elegant and convenient and the
and is in such high of cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail to obtan handsome inter upon the purchase
money, by leasing II to the shares. tenant is the
farm, RobeN Ncfdrdn, who may be recommended as a
manager whose industry, good conduct, integrity and skill
y the various branches OF agriculture, ente him 10 every
degree Of Confidence.
If it be desired, the mansion house with competent
portion land will be sold separately from the al H. as il
will admit 81 convenient division.
Possession OF the mansion house, garden, young orchard
and new improvements will be given immediately and Of
the residue OF the farm on The 25th of March next
Inc property will be shown by William Warner; the
terms will be accommodating and made known by appca-
ton t. William Warner or The subscribers.
EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.9SS(gnresgt Wii1am Hq,per.
Oct. %, 1924. S9-9m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

The London Courier Of the 18th Sept mentions
that the number Of Spanish Constltutlonalists in
England, who were in the most necesstous condi-
ton, was shout four hundred and fifty. The Bit.
ish government had given them some pecunlary
relief. Most Of them, as well the plurality oil
the Italian refugees have been in good crcums,an-
ces and rank oil HE at home. Their wrechedness,
the fruit Of generous patriotism and passion for Ii
berty. should command respect and universal sym.
pathy.
One of the late London papers contains well au-
henticae ed recent case of child having been bitten
by ras at night in bed, in such way as 10 have
been nearly killed by loss OF blood. Several insan-
ces Of the kind have occurred in the United States
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

On "Wednesday and Thursday OF last week, the
annual exhibition and cattle show OF the Pennsylva
MIA Agricultural Society took place al the village
OF Chester. About five thousand respectable fa M
ers and many distinguished citizens from other
states were present. The Ploughng matches,
with hois and oxen, were well contested Nari
Gus agricultural implements nearly $50 neat cattle
and Goo sheep Of dllIeren, breeds, l8 or 90 tho
tough bred horses many draught horses, and va
,iety Of other articles were eXhibned An appro
pirate address was delivered by JAMES WoRrH,
Esq OF Bucks. The society dlned together, and
were honored with the company of Judge PhTEKs,
and number OF other respectable guests.
Frankiih Gazette
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

Mr.. Cra,rford at home There is perhaps no
mode so certain by which to come at right Iudg
ment of a mans real character, as TO look at his
standing at h0me. Mr. Adams, General Jackson
Mr.. Clay, in their respective nsighborhoods, all Ell
Joy the affections and esteem Of their fellow cIIi-
zeus. II is remarkable that Mr. Crawford on the
contrary, in his town oil Lexington, in the coun
y Of Oglethoipe, is acknowledged on all sides 10 be
in small minority. How is this to be accounted
for? There must be some great and striking defect
in The character Of Mr.. Crawford or his neighbors,
who unier ordinary circumstances, would naturally
take pride in his political advancement would not
be opposed to hun.
Ii we ave to believe the statements in the papers
that advocate Mr.. C,awIord-snd on this point we
see no reason to doubt them--he does not stand very
well here among those who have had the best Up
OF Judging OF his character and talents.
These facts speak volumes. Nat. Journal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Reading, Penn. Oct. 16.
Mr.. sUMMERFIELD AND Mir. SERGEANT.

On "Wednesday evening last, Mr.. Summerheld
preached and MIR Sergeant prayed in The new
presbyteran church Of this town. The talents OF
The former having been much auded by the
public prints, we went TO hear him, we confess,
more as critics than as devout christians. He
preached good, classical sermon, and his language
and gestures were good and correct, though we
thought he experienced a difficulty in authorization
but we could not reconcile ii minds to call it
an excellent one. We have heard A merican preach
ers deliver better ones, who have not acquired half
The celebrity. Mr.. Sergeant appearsa capital imi-
taor OF his prototype, and considering his age has
considerable merit. Chronicte.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Office o
PARIS, 9th Sept.

SrR-We had announced in our paper of today,
the arrival OF General La Fayette at New York, on
the 18th August. The censorship struck out this
article excepting three lines, that you will find un-
der the Paris head, and which doubtless pass
ed over inadvertently. BE good enough to commune
cate this fact TO your correspondents In America,
whence they may be enabled to Judge OF the absurd
tyranny thai is exercised here over the newspapers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
FOR THE WATcHMAY.
TO THE CITATIONS GUEST" GEN. LA TAYETTE.

% THE CITATIONS GUEST" GEN. La FAYETI
Now gazing crowds thy path beset,
With grateful hearts they meet thee,
And "welcome welcome La Fayette!'
Are sounds with which they greet thee.
love the motive that mpels
The public thus to hail thee;
Yet mid the noise Of guns and bells,
Sincerely bewailthee.
We, like old Esop's grateful bear
The hermit that attended,
Our love in rueu way declare
To him who us befriended
of Liberty We sing the praise,
And pray that Heaven may save thee,
And yet by various means and ways,
Have managed TO enslaue thee.
Beneath The suns meridian blaze,
OF comfort we deprive thee;
Whilst without shelter in a chaise,
Through clouds of dust we drive thee.
Tnumphal arches erect,
nhope that we may please thees
And yet, witbal, much suspect
Our doings do but teaze thee.
II grleyes me much to understand,
Whilst thousands crowd around thee
That shameless gazers catch thy hand
And will their freedoms wound thee.
Thou'rt like the sailor, suppose,
Whose prayers 10 heaven assembled,
Not to be sheltered from his foes,
But from his friends defended
Sincerely in that prayer join
From friends alone there's dangers
For Yankees may (nslred by wine,)
With kindness kill stranger
No speech-composer ever yet
Has yentured to address thee,
Who healtler greets the good Fayette,
Or with more love could press thee,
Than thy sincere friend,
PETER PLOUGuMAH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

James Buchanan, Samuel Edwards and Charles
Miner, Editor Of the JiLtage Record, are elected
Representatives TO Congress from the District com
posed OF Lancaster, Chester and Delaware counties,
Penn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

Ertract Of a lptter to gentleman inthis Borough,
dated Baenos Tyres, .aug. 26, 1924.
Sour -four market is completely overstocke ed.
The French ship Asia arrived on the 26 inst. from
Bordeaux, with about 200 bbIs. The five last car
goes that have arrived, all about 1000 bbls,
man unsod, only So on board having been offered
The old stock OH hand is about $4,000 barrels
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

John G. .adams.-Great exertions in favor Of the
election OF this great statesman, are making in Bal
timore, where his friends are very numerous and
influential. There is every reason to believe that
he will obtain the vote of Maryland.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Present Rae.
WI)lys.EEJlalaS
Lottery aud Exchange Office,

Lottery aud Exchange Office,
No So Market Street, the Centre Market, Baltimore,
Where cash will be paid adyenturers for their prizes
drawn.
- Orders for tickets receive heretofore the
prompt attention, if addressed to NJ. G. Comine Baltimore.
who will give information of Immediately after the
Lottery is completed
N. b. The drawing Of the Grand State Lottery Of Maryland
No g. (the scheme Of which has appeared in this paler}
is announced by the Commissioners to commence We'd
nesciy the 18th Of the month (Nov) and finish
with all possible despatch. $50
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

The PreSidencH.--An Electoral Ticket favora-
Bile to Hpnry Clay, has been formed in Pennsysa-
MIA Among HE names Of which it is composed
are those Of Langdon Cheves, Mark Richards, John
Tod and Mathew Carey.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

.Nariner's Church.--The new building designed
place OF worship Tor Mariners, in Philadelphia,
was opened last Sunday morning by very appro-
PIRATE service conducted by the venerable Pastor,
the Rev. Joseph Eastburn. The numner present
was about 200. The worship wi be continued re-
gularly every Sunday, in the morning and afternoon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

Gen. La Fayette arrived at York, Vir. about P.
M. on Monday last.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
amertran aDatrbman.
WILMINGTON, 90 OCTOBER, 1924.

Fown indignantly the first dawnng attempt
e portion of the Union from another.'i WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

DEATH WAR; ANTS.--The Sheriff Of Bal
timore county has received the death warrants Tor
the execution OF negroes George and Hurry, con
victed short time ago in the county court Tor the
preparation Of rape upon respectable female OF
the county, under circumstances of the most horrid
and aggravated nature-They TO be hung IN the
gaol yard on Friday the 29th instant.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Washington, October q.

Washington, October 81.
We are authorized to announce, that ALBERT
GALLAr1N declines being longer considered as a
Candidate for the office OF Vice President Of the
United States. Nat. Inieligeaeer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

HHcfe Sept. a, 1874.
Gpntlemen-W have an account of the splendid
cepion Of the General al your city, but parcu
lars can be published here. The enclosed letter is
from Of the proprielors of liberal paper, which
will give you an idea Of the state oil the press here
The following is translation of the letter alluded
TO by our correspondent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Will be exposed 10 Sale,

Public Nendne, Saturday the sixth day of Noven-
her next, o'clock in the a enoon, lie house of
Eli ambnrn, lnnkeeper, in the Borough Of Wilmington,
Chrsana Hundred, and County aforesaid All that lot Of
land lying at The Northwest corner of Broad and Orange
streets IN the Borough Wilmington aforesaid, having
A Story Brick House and Kitchen
thereon bounded by land of Joshua Wollason with the
Improvements and appnrenances being the read estate OF
Badmn Bets deceased, and 10 be seid for the payment
of his debts. Attendance will be given and tile Of
sale made known at the time and place aforesaid, by Mary
w. Belts y Mhon Bets adn'rs the said deceased or
their Attorney.
By OrOler q the 0'plans' Cart,
MATTHEW kEAN, CPk
Newcastle, September .30th, 1924. S9-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
From the .tstO ForL, .4merican, Oct. Is.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BY the Martha we have our files of Paris papers
to the 18th ut. inclusive
The honors which Tree and grateful people are
paying to La Fayette, will not be permitted 10 APP
pear in the French prints. Indeed the mere an
nuncia,ioa of his safe arrival in America, struck
out Of the papers, which truly present singular APP.
pearance with blanks, some large and some small,
in the midst Of their columns denong that the hand,
irresponsible and invisible, Of the Censor, has pass
ed ,here. 1t said OF Atta, that where his horse
trod all verdure wthered. And 50 it may be pro-
nounced of the French censorship, that where its
hand passes, all freedom Of thought is dried up.
But Altlla was barbarian. How is it with the
lepitimates oil France?
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

ISLANDER yuost Foul Among several suits re-
Gently brought, in Vermont, for slander ii is stated,
that one of the charges is, that the defendants had
called the plaintiff Ctawo rdue II the plaintiff is
a man of lair character, he ought, certainly, To Ie-
cover heavy damages! ". T. I'm.
The Directors of the american Fire Insurance
Company, I'VE declared dividend Of three per
centum on Che amount OF the capital stock paid.
equal to one dollar and twenty ceuts share, 10 be
paid at any time after the 18th Oct
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

The Select and Common Councils Of Phladel-
pha have unanimously e-eected Joseph Wm,oR,
Esq. Mayor Of that City.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
Oct. %, 1924.

(FeWcastte County, IN the State Of DeLacare, stt.)
by Virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court Tor the said
county vi Newcastle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

The Colombian brig Of war Pinchnchi, captain
Maitland arrived al Philadelphia, on tie 9Th, in 81
days iiolp Port Lemon. Commodore Daniels and
Colonel Lema, first aid de-camp 70 General Pace
came passengers in her on mission to our gov
erhment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22
QUICK WORK.
Conine's Office, baltimore, Oct. 1924.
In THREE SUCCESSIVE DAYS,

2btA, 27H, atd 28M II HIa monkH
Win be brilliantly terminated inthe city Of Baltimore,
the popular and patriotic
U.9SHLNGTO.N MONUMENT LOTTERY;
When certain distribution Of the whole Of the following
nrizes will take place. w.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

A decree Of the Colombian congress, dated 9th
July, prohibits the Introduction of foreign Salt into
ihe ports oil the Republic.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

At meeting Of The New Brunswick Presbyiery
at Trenton, n. J. October g. 1924, the following re
solutions adopted:
Whereas this Presbytery entertain very fa,ora.
Die opinion of The plan and object oil The American
Colonization Society, therefore
Rpsotred, |. That we earnestly recommend it 10
the attention and cooperation oil the chui ches under
our
III. That il be recommended to all our ministers
promote the interests Of this Society by preaching
upon the subjects aud by any other tney may
deem exledieIt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-22

The new novel by The author Of Waverley is cal
led Tales of the Crusades.'
The widow of Iurjide has arrived in Louisiana
from Mexico.