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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

MARRIED, in Wilmington, Wednesday evening,
3lst ut by the Rev E. w. Gilbert, MIR PETER DEvou to
Miss RBBEccA CRAIG, both of this borough.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. John Hagany,
Mr. JoHN RUDoLPH TO Miss CHARLOTTE DELL, all of this
borough.
Ja- Breakers at Montreal, the 18th Dec.
Mr. Robert Unwin Hardwood Louisa Josephe De Lont-
bnere, eldest daughter of the late honorable Charles
Michel Eustache Gaspard Aan Charetier De Lonbniere.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

The New York Chamber of Commerce, in a
memorial to Congress, recommend general
Bankrupt Law.
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IN THE PRESS

find ciH be published in q tew days,
TIE ANNUAL TIsITER AND CI9IzEN's AND Far
MER's ALMANAC
For the year 1884, containing besides the usual asronom
ical calculations variety of Agricultural Economical and
Medical Receipts, Tales Anecdotes Poetry Scraps, &C.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

| Christmas aud .NeW Ygar'S Day.--The manner
in which the eve of both these days was spent by a
number of ignorant and i'll bred persons in this Be-
rough was most disgraceful and cannot but tend to
scsndaze the place. We allude particularly to
1.-THE rabble who passed up and down the Streets from
ten O'Clock until four in the morning, haoolng
singing obscene songs, firing small arms, removing
boxes, steps, sc. thereby disturbing the rest of the
lpeaceabe and we'll disposed part of the community.
We trust that hereafter on similar occasions they
will not be suffered to repeat their camorous pro-
ceedings; but that the proper authorities will fur
nish them with suitable lodgings.
Small Por.--Seventeen adults and sixteen chill
dren died by the Natural Small PoI in the city
and liberties of Philadelphia during the week en-.
ding on the 9th December.
The following singular article ia copied from the
National Gazette. The cre,c'' return Captain Bid.
die their thanks! Poor fellows! they know better how
Ito fight than to write, and therefore could not give
us their names. Honest Jack we wonder if he
could read it, after il was written for him, or in
deed, il he knows any thing about this wholesale
vote of thanks? But what is the meaning OF all this
vote of thanks by the "creaO' of frigate TO the
commander, is novelty we never heard of before
in any service. An anonymous publication of such
deep import must have some aim, though it's very
hard to say what. "Will it set leg 2? or take a.
way the grief of wound p Alas there is no skill
| in qaachery.
TO CAPT. JAMES RIDDLE.
SIRThe Crew of the United States Frigate Congress,
unanimously solicit your acceptance other sincere thanks
for your aeconae and impartial conduct towards them
during the time they had the honor Of being under your
| command.
Not being favored with opportunity of expressing their
sentiments personally, they avail themselves of the public
prints, assuring you at the time, that they remain,
with sincere regard, your most devoted humble servants
| Norfolk, December a. 1928. THE CREW.
Signs Of Repentance. number of years af-
ter the Hartford Convention, the federal printers of
1 Almanacs in the city of Hartford deemed the SEES.
sion of that august and patriotic assembly of blue
lights, of sufficient consequence 10 enrol it among
the important events OF the month, by publishing
in their almanacs the time when the session com.
menced They have oeased TO pay this annual trb-
ute Of respect to that abortve attempt to create
dsunion of the States.
| The New York Chamber of Commerce, in a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

DIED, at West Point, on the 18th Dec. Dr. JAMES
CuTBUSH, Professor of Chemistry in the Military Acade-
my. man not only known for his extensive knowledge
of Chemistry, but distinguished for his philanthropy and
patriotism.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
PUBLIC SALE.

Agreeable to the last will and testament of Joh, Taylor,
deceased will be exposed TO Public Sale, 10 O'clock ON
Wednesday the 11h day of February next his late dwell
ling in the village Of Stanton, house and lot containing
about fourth of acre, In said village, with shops
suitable for mechaDic Conditions win be made known
on the day Of sale, by DOROTHY TAYLOR, Adm'x.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, Admir-,
Stanton, Dec. &c. 1925 6-4t
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Amerltall matrbman.
WILMINGTON, JANUARY, 1894.

Frowa indignantly upon dawnng attempt
nc portion OF the Union from another.r WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
ARIEL shallbe attended to in our next.

The Legislature OF this Statewill meet at Dover
On Tuesday next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

The New York Gazette states, that they are informed,
by good authority, that Spain has actually ceded Cuba
France.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

A STATED MEETING of the Grand Lodge of Della.
N ware, will be held at Dover, Monday evening the
18th inst O'Clock. The subordinate Lodges
quested to attend by their representatives.
JAMES BOOTH, Jr.
Jan. LIST Grand Secretary.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

To DLIO NO ICL'
PFSHE undersigned having obtained letters esamentary
upon the estate of Samuel Pennington, decd late of ST.
Georges hundred request all persons indebted the said
estate make immediate payment, and those who have
claims requested to exhibit the for settlement
JOHN MERRITT,
6-4tp A. IL. PENNINGTON,
Middetown, Jan. ], 1924. Executors.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

Letters from Washington announce that MIR. Ad.
ans is to give Grand Military Ball to General
Jackson on the 9Th of January. So many tickets
have been ssued that the house is not expected to
hold the guests and tents are to be erected
in the rear. Dem. Press.
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Frederick Smith, of Berks has been appointed Attorney
General OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
Appointments By the Secretary Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
sylUa,id.
James 7nmbl, to be Deputy Secretary of the Common
wealth.
Henry Pekin of Beefonte to be clerk in the Depart
ment OF State
George EichOkz, of Lancaster, to be clerk in the same
Department
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Among the bills reported in the Kentucky Legis-
lature,i during its present session, remark one
for the benefit OF Matthew Harper--"a cripple
with ttoenty children" The bill allows him to re-
tail spirits without lieenss,'
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GREEK COMMITTEE.

A meeting OF the Committee is requested a
Smiths hotel, at o'clock, TOMORROW after
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Thomas j. Biies
Edmund Buchanan
James BriscOe
Huntington Butcher
Alexander Black
Rebecca Ann Baytiss
Berry II. BURROWS Q
Nathaniel Batd,Uin 9
Dauid Bryan
Thomas BeeSon
Jonathan Burden
Jacob BGckhouSe
| j. y. Bdrard
James Bradford
C.
Ezra Comfort 2
| Darid CreSweU Q
James Calender
Brian CulaS
Joseph Coleman
Mrs. CahiU
James Carson
John CrandaU
Peter Cook
Nancy Coulter
James Carlisle Q
albert Craig
L. Curry
| Catharine Coo
hugh DODtlng
Deborah Derry
Azariah ID. Dacis
doctor Didie
John Dale
Henry Dobson
Joseph Davies
Patton Dunlap
Benjamin Derickson
e
James Er,0in
Mary Eaton
Catharine E,oin
r.
Margaret Fimister
Jacob Fisher, M. ID. Q
John FouM
Richard Fac
John Finn
Nathan Ferris
Robert Fithem
G.
James Grub, Esq.
Levy M. Goidsmit
| William GARRISON
Samuel r. Greene Q
Harriott Grub
Sarah Gregory
Nehemiah or James
| Guthrie
Richard Glover
John III. Gorton
II
John Hopkins
Margaret Holmes
Jane Hayes
Samuel Harvey
John y. Hyatt
Harriott Hanauay
Hope & Co. Q
John Harte
| Caleb Harlan
William B. Holmes
Mary Harmon
Joseph HotSteine
James Hamilton
Joseph ID. Henderson
Thomas HaackinS
George Hatfield
William Holland
Thomas HanaWay
Thomas HaHings
John H. Huling
George Hepburn
Samuel Hunter
John R,HaH
1 & j
Thomas Mglish
Anne Iednes
Jacob johnson
Caleb iueS
IruSton Jackson
Jacob j. JustiS
Wm. Watts Jones, Esq
Thomas Jnquett
Isaac Jones
N. G..
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Wittiam Ve1OboM 9
Lmes Nelson
James Neicman
Stephen NeaceH
James Neiid
p
Dauid Parry
James Pdncoast
Martha PotCelL
James Parry
William Provost
Robert Pearson
Mary Philips
Thomas PiumselL
Eran Philips
John Potts
George IL. PeaTce
Elenor Payrter
IL
Usipha Rees
Elizabeth Riley
w. G. Roberts 2
John X. Robinson
Lieut.. I'm. Reynolds
George L. Reynolds
Hannah Reynolds
Rachel Robinett
j. ". SeTton
Robert Street
Miles NJ. StiIley
James Sorden
Samuel Stroud
Peter Spencer
Rachel STAINS
Thomas Stephens
Thomas Springer
Daniel Stephenson
Dani. Smith
Thomas SpeakmGn
William .SinmaRs
Susan Sharp
andre,c Smiley
John SeliarS
Charles E. SteDart
Joseph Springher
John Stanton
finn Scout
Mr.. Stephens
andreto Springer
John Is. Shaa0
II
Mary ann 1ait
.Cna,nb " TLsDn
James b. Thomas
William T,caddle 2
Levi s. Talley
Stacy 1otcles
Joseph Teas
adam 1aitey
y
Michael Tan Kirlc
.Rebecca TandeUer
Thomas Vandiver S
W
James Wilson s
John WoOlston
Ezekiel Webb
Lydia WetheTaU
Irimbly Wiuiams 2
James Webb
Dauid Watkins 2
Jeremiah Wallaston
Anna Way
James White
Absalom Watson
Y. Wells
John WardeU
bernard III. Hiley
William ". Woodaoard
Elizabeth Walters
Eliza WhiteSides Q
Elizabeth Wallis
II
Mrs. Toung
MICS.
Dennis M'CGferty
John M'CaulLey
Wochil M'Loughlon
John MKnight
Margaret M Connell
John M'Donough
John M'Mtire
Sarah M'Lane
John M'CutiOugb
George MCork!e
P. NJ.
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HT9E| ftHe' AZ GuzelIe ODfce, bulN71oTe1 Dec I9
Since our publication of Saturday, another nnm
Der OF the Paris Constitutional has been added Il
MIR. Escave's file, and the following very interest
ing article translate from the paper of the l5t
November, respecting the contemplated re-conques
Of
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RUNAWAY from the subscribers, on
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bright mnlatto girl named DILCEY, belong
ing to the estate of-John Melton, deceased
she is about Ii or Il years OF age, has a scar
on the side of her neck, occasioned by burn,
also one on her forehead. Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, aud has down Took when
spoken to- Had on when she went away, a
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RANAWAf from the subscriber on the
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spoken fefcely TO, has down took, aud an
swers slowly, but when mildly spoken To he
answers quick aud generally smiles. John Is
thought 10 he lurking nbou, Mr.. Jehvrson's
quarter, in Bedford, where he has wife, or
IN iynehhurg, where he is well acquainted
As he is II waterman, he may be frequently
on the river. iorwarn all persons from en-.
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For publishing, By subscription,
A NEW AMERICAN
biographical DictionarS
A REMENliRANCER

or THE
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COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We are reduced TO the alternative Vi choo
sing an unconditional submission to he tyTan-
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Thelatter is our choice. We have counted the
cost oithis contest, and find nothing SO dlead-
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humanity, forbid us tamely To sur ender that
reedom which we received from our gallant
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have night to receive from Us. We cannot
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ceeding generations to that wletehedness which
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dItmy bondage upon them.
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GOODS:
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10y virtue of a deed of trust executed tr
ID the snbscriber by Josb AikisSon tcarrl
Jate the goth November 1892, and daiv n.
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med. the subscriber will proceed g. seG tr
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in the town Of Lynchburg, on Tuesday the
9TH jul, next three slaves Been, men.
smokey aud Louisa, women. Acting as jr'is-
lee the subscriber will convey only sncil -
lie as is vested in bin
L. FLETCHER H-uoye.
June % 3. ~ e.
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CONDITIONS.
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nave JUST RECEiYED
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