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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-06

David Smith
Eliza Street
Mary Savin
John Sterling
John Savage
Arthur Smith
Porter Strobe
Elizabeth Shipley
T
Ann Jane Thompson
Robert rudhope s
Aquilla Thomas
Samuel Thompson Q
+. Thistlethwaite
Benjamin Thomas
Jane Todd
Daniel Toy
Joshua J. Tate
Amer Taylor
Jaques Trokel
Henry Thomas
| William Tussey
| v.
| Eliza Willard
David Vandersmith
| w.
carson Wilson
| ann w est
| Mary Weldon
IJohn NJ. Wetherall
| ". q,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-06
no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS.--As the time is approaching
when YOU will be called select person fill the Of
fee of CORONER of this county, Ibeg leave to offer my
self as a candidate for that Office pedging myself, how
ever to abide the decision Of the Red Lion meeting, and to
give my utmost support the candidate who may be
minated thereby Should be found worthy of your suf
agesI SHALL in for your Kindness endeavor to dis
charge the duties ofthe office in such will give
general satisfaction. DAVID ARMSTRONG.
ChristIana Bridge, Feb 5, 1894. 16-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-06
DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions and from
IN various Factories receiving daily and for sale No.
Ill Markctsreet. JOHN II. BRlNCKI.E.
Wilmington, March 30 81
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
)flice at Wilmington, Del
/, 1924.
Letters, zC,A please mention IL
James Hamilton
|. g. j.
Mary Jones
John Jord0n
Dorcas Jones
Eliza Johnson
Peregrine Jeifry
Robert Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Richard Johnson
John Innis
K.
Zephania Karrell
Ann kinsey
George Keefen
Joel King
Nathaniel Kinsey
Richard Kalam
William Kelly
Frances Logan
Moses LOwther
2Rosannah Logan
Thomas Leonard
Joseph Linsey
Agness Laing
Samuel Long
NJ.
George Y. Massey
Amelia Morriss
Patrick Megar
Alexander Moor, 9 Q
David Murphy, Q
William Murdoch
William Murphy
Mark Mellan
Edward Mitchell
Hugh Mcgowan
Thomas Mather
John Mellan
John Miller
James Moon
George Morrison
Julian Megill
John McMinn
Miss McCary
Miss C. Mcleod
Sarah McQuay
Lydia McLeese
William McGray
John McCabe
Francis Mcclure
Bernard Mckenna
Edward Il. McFaddin
James McLane
Mary Mcconnell
N.
William Newbold, 2
James North
Raney Nichols
John Meals, jr.
Robert Nausum
Mary Norris
Jesse Nixon
o.
Samuel g. j. Oliver
y.
John Peters
Joseph Pedrick
David Penny
Jacob Pindergrass
John ]. Plouchee
Peter Petit
Sarah Ann Pearsoa
Richard Parrett "''
Elijah Potter
Livinia Price
Charles Philips 2
elias Pierce
John or Mary Pyle
Susan Porter
Andrew Peterson
Q
Peter Quigley
Jonathan Quinby
r
Philip d. Riley Q
Henry Read 2
Samuel Ramsey
Sarah Rial
Thomas Robinson
William Robinson Q
Joseph ROop
Jonathan Roberts
John Russell
Jonathan Richardson
Samuel Riley
James Robinson Q
James Reader
Patience Randolph
Chandler Rackleff
Sarah Roswell
Jann Sfanehurv
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- ~ II ~
Remaining in the Post @
April
Persons calling for advertiised
A.
Isaac Anderson
William Anderson
Margaret Armstrong
Thomas Alice
George Aldridge
Peter S. Alrich
Mary Ann Anderson Q
Samuel Adams
Joseph Ackroyd
Mary Abbitt, 2
William Armor
B.
Joseph Burt
Abigail Beach
John Bunion, Q
William Bracken, s
Ruth Bonsall
William Boyd
Joseph Brinton
Joseph Black
Ellen Berry
William Blanchard, ir. {
Rev. James Bateman
Rebecca Ann Bayliss
]. f. Browning
John Bayliss
Mr.. Barker
Joseph Birten
John Bachley
James Bradford
Jacob P. Broome
Rachel Byrnes
James A. Berry
John A. Berry
David Bryan
Nathaniel Bailey
Samuel Barnard
Peter Burton
e.
Peter Claton
Robert Curry
Hannah Cranston 2
John Copper
Tanner Clever
Thomas Cole
David Connell
Michael Clark
Thomas Chatten
Mary Chapman
Joseph Cummins
Ann Gable
Thomas Clayton
James Carlisle
Stephen Cloud
James Calender
Samuel Colwell
| ID.
John Derickson 2
Mary Duweas
Margaret Dalbow
Nathaniel Dcrickson
Thomas Dickinson
Lydia Dalbow
| Jacob Derickson
4
Mary A. Daniels
William Dougall
Louis p. Dautrimont
| Il.
! ]. A. Eckell
Elizabeth Ediock
James Ellis
Thomas Elliott
i.
James Foster
A. Fontaine
Maria Frisby
| Whildin Foster 3
James FIFTEEN Q
Benjamin Fred
Ann G. Finn
Il
| Birdzil Fowler
| John Forman
! Thomas G. Falconer
/ Nathaniel Fortune
Charles Forwood
! William Ford Q
John Fisher
Edith Farriss
G.
Richard Greenwood
John Gray
James Gamble
Jesse Greene
: Rev. Charles B. Green
: John Gorden
Asbury Gillian
Daniel Garretson, jr.
James Grubb, Esq.
Helen Gallagher
Henry Gill
| Abraham Gee
+ Mary Grubb
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, ~ subscription,
a NEW AhEBICAS
biographical Diotionar
x gENENi3R ANGER
OF THE
Dep1rted Heroes, Sages and Statesmen Of a
mcricd.

OF THE
Depdrted Heroes, Sdges and Statesmen of a
mcricd.
Thbe confined exclusively To those who sig
nalized themselves, in either capacity, in the
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie.
incidence oftheir country.
Seeoad Ediiion. Wdhaaoppeadir-coa
yENHE Deck,rai,un by the Representatives OF
the Unted Colonies Of Moth America,
aeliin f1lth the clIse7 and necessity of talxing
up arms, Iu y 8, l755 The Petition by the
Rcpre5ens All, Is Of the United 1lonies, to the
King OF [, eat Britain, July 3, 7I5-A proch-
ton OF Congress day OF fasting, humlia-
Kim and p aver, March 10, l775-'fhe Decla-
rAtion oil Independence, July =, l7d6 and the
nanif sto by the Congress OF the United States
OF America, October 30, l779.
Also, the Constitution OF the Unitel States,
and tn. Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNeroS, 20 the People of the United States, am
Douncing h sintentIoa of retiring from public
service, September r 1896
COMPLIED BY THONGS J. RODGERS
.s We are reduc ed to the alternative vi choo
sing AZ unconditional submission to the tyran-
nv OF itrilattd ministers, OF resistance by force.
Inc latter Is our cnoice. We nave counted The
cost oil lhls contest, aud find nothln SO d cad
al as voluntary slave y. lionor, justice, and
humanity ,fornid MS tatney TO sur ender that
Ieedom which W. iecei.ed from our gallant
Ancestot s, All wiz n QUE innocent poster ity
have a u. h. to receive I!om Us. We cannot
endure the infany and quit OF lesign;ng sue
ceediag generationsto that wtetchc,iness WA ch
inevitably AVA 5 them, Il we baeely entiti nere.
ditny bo 4,ilge upon them.
:, inc aims we have heen compelled by ont
enemies to assume, we wiz, Ia deaance OF every
hazard, with nnlbat,ug drnness and pc,se, ca
ance, employ ion the p e7ervatiop ri ous nbct-
tns--eeiag win one mind resolved To- ,',e nee
men atae, dun o live slaves. - Dcciaraiioa
Of Congress, selling Jorth TIE necesstiy q Ia@ms
IN arats-Jftly u, i.11
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supe,ots Oftuo-e wnD took paft ia the tie
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aIeanil tt. 7.iua n ,u the tut, - t"h' ca
tam many inpo'tnnt charactcsst1c aneedpte',
&c. nev.r bel3re published, Il those .luetfInu'
men who ac.td cons ieu Il, pait IN vur 80
Ilous Rev lati n. The E.llt" thnkslt proper
70 Nd that many gentlemen, ton various
parts d tae CniDa, have pinaised 10 furnish
OF mad 9kttehe, OF ou- IN ssid tlnBul9htd he-
Yoiu,ioha,y heroes, a,es and statesmen.
'rhc valuable, rare. ii eloquent papers, Ia
hen from the Journals OF the Rev l"unnat}
Congress, = wei as the Consiitu ION ottne /.
States an Inc Va edictory ID ess OF Gene a!
Washing on, which the first e'liti II dad not
Contain. will ave Il dltiuna. interest and taiucto
he work.
Inc h.st citior contained hiographica
sketch OF tae hartCter OF 0Ht haHdrtd Giid
fnppu .igisilA,s and il i cNt seCtc III second
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CONDITIONS.
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Plaids
bales best German hleaci.ed i.ckIenOur9'
do. Seotuh O2nalargs
'}f'bsr with mary ;.."fe SPRING "OOD1,
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ON II NNIa
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qncr victory.n saw yon, Sir, and do nd
mrp your new white bleeriles very
much.
april 15h i0ei.
TIE AMOUNT
OF faeat many Conversations.
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" Why uoih, then, said Dolly, aI-realIy
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Ven noiiars Reward.

FNUNAWAY from tbc a0h.clibcrs, on
! or about the - day of February last, II
brlgh, mula,lo gul nancd DILCLl. bclong.
ing to the e-ta'c ol John Melton, derca.ed -
She is about In or l. year otaqc. has "A scar
on the side 81 her neck, occaeoned y II burn,
also one on Ter forehead Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, and has down look tacu
spoken to. Had on when she vent away, ii
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SPOrsWOOD GARLAND, Er'fs orJ
JOHN MELLON, 5.Hsltaa d,c,
LAY -. 40
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to annoy him. 1t was, moreover, his
turn to GO on duty to the outposts,
and he soonleft them.
On his way to his post, ne met a
yonng officer, who had shown him
kindness, and whose life he had been
instrumental in saving. !" Ha I! Mac
kay.v said the officer. sis it you? =
Bless me, how i'll you look what
is the matter with you. are you un~
wellesley. I will go to the Colo
mel, and request him to allow some
one else TO take your duty" 81
thank you kindly, Mr.. M" said
Mackay, respectfully saluting the Of
ficer: /" am not unwell, aud rather
go myself. But 4 have a favor to
ask of you; You have been always
kind-very kind to me. and ! am
sure you will not refuse it, "What
is it2 what is it? Speak it out at
once, man." said Mr.. Nj. SIT has
borne upon my mind that | shall fall
to-moprow," reioined Mackay; "here
are ZEN dollars; will you take charge
OF them, and send them to my mo-
Their? You know where she resides;
and-and-if it were not too much
trouble" he added, his vnice faulter-
ing, 8. you might tell her her son ne
YER ceased, till his last hour, to i'm
pIore the blessings OF Heaven on her
aged head, or to reproach himself
with having disobeyed and left her
solitary and destitute" The tears
now flowed down his weather beat
en- cheeks. Mr.. M. was deeply at
fected, and taking the money in ST.
lence, broke away from Ma. kay, in
order to conceal his emotion.
Mr.. Vi. retired to his quarters, OPP
pressed with the melancholy feelings
which this strange scene had occa-
stoned, but anxious, at tho same
time, to persuade himself that it was
mere halIucination of fancy, and
that the poor fellows mind was
touched. On the succeeding day,
however, when the remains Of the re-
giment was mustered, after the bat.
tie, which had cost so many valuable
lives, Mackay was missing; but the
tears of his surviving comrades SUI.
ficientIy indicated that his PRESENT.
ment had been fulfilled. He had
fallen late in the action, beside one of
the redoubts, pierced with more than
twenty bullets.