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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

On motion, Reaoed that h above selection be adopt
ed by this meeting the Uemocac Ticket Of this Coun,
and that It is unanimously recommended to the cordial sup,
port of the Democratic Republicans the election
month and that Josiah T. Clement, Albert Wilson, and
DR.. John Johnson be acommittee to superntend the print
ing and distribution OF the tickets.
After the regular business for which tile meeting had
been Called had been transacted the following Resolutions
were Introduced, and unanimously adopted
Resotaed-That we view with deep regret the unprece-
dened and unjust appoonment OF the State Tax, made
by the Legislature Of this State at their last session.
Resolued-Tha, Allan Thomson, VIM Il. Read, and Dr.
John Johaso, be appointed committee, and reqn sted
prepare soon as practicable, temperate but finn
monstance, addressed to the General Assembly the
session. against any such apportionmen future with
peon that tte raised for the support Of government,
for he present year. may be regulated upon ne just and
equitable principles.
I9esoireik-That the committee 100 copies Of
the said memorial 70 be printed, and distributed the fol
lowing persona, equal proportions whose duty shall
be TO OBJ ain signatures 10 the sametha is say -
In Brany1one Hnnisd-Kobet Gslbaitl, Charles l. i,u
pont Robert Forwocd.
In CAistana M-iesse Chandler, 2iba Fcrris, Albet,
Wilson, john Richardson, Juhn Caldwell, Wn.. noastod
Thomas Baldwin
In MI Creek M.-Wm. Baldwin, Samuel Bsily, Amos
In IVhite Clay Creek M.--Beniamn Whteley, Stephen
Willis, Esq, Benjamin Watson, WIN. Helda.an.
In Nezrcastie M.-Dr John L. Norris, Andrew Barney.
Henry Steele, Henry Bowman.
In Pencader M-Join Caulk, William Thompson, Gcto
Enos Jacob Fars, Esq.
In Red Lion M-philp Reybod, James Frazier, Dr.I
In 81. Georges Hd.-Dr. Jacob Moore, Daniel Hsnes
William Polk Samuel Thomas, John Janyier, Jr Charles
Haughey.
In .4tboqadaimink H.-Thompson Wilson, john A. Nau-
lain, John Mathews William Nandegrift, Esq, Dickinson
Webster, Esq.
On motion, Resolved that the proceedings Of this
ing be signed by the Chairman AND Secretary and publish
ed i'll the American Watchman. ~
The meeting then, motion, duly adjourned
Red Lion Sept, "a, 1925.
JACOB FARIS, Chairman
]. f. CLEMFKT, .Ssc'g
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
Nortolk, September 23.


The Eclipse, reported under marine head
from Havana, whence she sailed III inst. brings
no news. She boarded by boat from the
U. S. ship J0hn adams, Capt NICHOLSON, off that
port the 9th inst when going in and informed that
there were some cases OF sickness on board. The
John Adams sailed few days after on cruise to
Leeward. Havana was very healthy when the E.
sailed
Waslanston September 22.-Iieut. FREDERICK G. VOL
OF the Navy, tried certain charges by Court
Martial New York. time last FALL found guilty, and
sentenced 10 be casered The sentence suspended
until the termination of the late naval trials in this city in
OF which (he of Lieut. Ramase) will be recol-
lectcd, Lieut. Wolbeit the and material
witness. The Sentence against Lieut. Uober has since
been approved by the President and he has accordingly
been stricken om the roll o the Navy The offence OF
ahich he convicted was, believe, pfetering, will
fully, false charges agains, Lieut. Ramagc Nat Intel
Neg FORK, September 26.-Letters from New
Orleans Of the Sd inst. by the Statra state tha. the
city healthy for the season, and the prospect OF
the coming crops favorable.
New Orleans papers 10 The evening OF the Sd inst,
are silent respecting the health Of the city. The
price of that dale states that about 90 bales
Of the new crop of Cotton had been received but it
was no, ex peced that The import would commence
in any quantity under about go days.
Justices Of The Peace Ssc- has been suggested to the
House of Commons through the medium of London
magistrates should be examined as TO their competency.
The hut good To be Inst in this country where much
(and occasionally well foundcd complaint exists of the in
competency of of these officers of justice. 1t is,
especially important that these places be well filled among
u.s. because these constitute the Judicial tribunal
whose decisions final as the interests Of large class
of the community. Nat. Intc.
The National lntelligcncer of Saturday last says
-" We are informed, and have no doubt of the fact,
that Commodore DAVID PORTER has lately been
II. 4 Ct1,a cocN NInx
1co, as Commander in Chief OF its naval forces.
The Executive of that Republic decided on the 4th
of July last, to recommend to the Council OF the
Government to tender this appointment to Commo-
dore PORTER; on the 5olh of July the proposition
was approved by the Council and the offer has ac-
cordingy been made 10 him. We understand, ALSO
that similar overture has been made TO Commo-
dore p. or the part Of the Government OF CoLoM-
BIA.
We have not understood what Commodore Por
,er's determination is in relation TO either of these
Offers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
PUBLIC SALE.

an Monday the Sd Of October mex viii be exposed to
" Public Sale, at the Farm occupied by Francis
OUauie, near Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
sundry Fumng Uteusiis Soc &C. the property of Allen
Rooinett; among which are wagon, oXcarts, market
cart four wheel carriage ai harness. sky and harness,
poughs hsrrows, patent fan aud cutting box horse
rake roller sundry empty hossheads and barrels &C.,
horses breeding mare and colt two yoke Of oxen,
bce cattle, mich cows sundy young cattle, sheep, hogs,
and divers other articles.
Sale 10 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when the con
dons will be made known by the subscriber, agent
who will be duly authorized 10 attend TO the
ALLEN ROBlNETT.
September 20, 1926 S4-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

THE COMET, known by astronomers by the
name of ENcKE's COMET, and which il was calcu-
lated wouldappear in the north hemisphere in the
autumn of 1925, may now be seen ltlle after 10
O'Clock al night with glass, and al half past IL
with The naked eye, near the pleades,
above the eastern horizon. Ii is not brilliant, bot is
large end distinctly seen. Bait. PatIia.
The death Of Governor BATES has placed the Sac Of
Missouri in situation at once novel and embarrassing.
The Lieutenant Governor is absent attending his duy
marking out the road from souii to New Mexico. III
Secretary Of State, who according TO law is the proper
person to assume the government when there is neither
Governor Lieutenant Governor absent from the state.
The administration of the government therefore devoves
on the pro President If the Senate, who is A. ].
WILLIAMS, Esq.
The owners of the Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt.
Jenkins sent her down to New Castle, expressly
for the President OF the United States, bis family
and suite.
Alta meeting Of the Ioudan County Auxiliary Colnnila-
ton Society, The 12 inst Mr.. AloSnoF, lae Pres-
dent of the United Staes President of the Soc
ey II was The meeting resolved, that the Society
will unite with the Petersburg Society," and other Auxiliary
Societies. in Virginia. for the purpose of cbarterng YES
sci, to carry to Liberia emigrants from Virginia.
Rail Roads-lt is suggested in Philadelphia that
rail roads, il they were to cost much as ca
nails would be much more beneficial 10 internal
trade than canals. The quantity Of iron required
for their creation would furnish market OF suck
great demand that many iron and coal mpes would
be opened which would otherwise never be touched.
The expenditures in making the excavations of Il
canal, are paid away to workmen who again expend
il on the necessares of fe but by the erection OF rail
roads the iron and coal trade would receive an ims
pulse, that would confer a lasting good on the in
ternal wealth Of Pennsylvania
Amongst the publications announced in the London
Times of the 18th ult. find Memoirs and corlespon
dcnce of John Paul Jones, by j. u Sheshnrns, ae'ef
sed fnr publication n few davs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
BOMBAZETTs, b FLANNELs, &c

Eusr received and for sale cheap, at No. Ill MarketSt
% Wilmington,
35 pieces plain and figured BoMBAxET rs; assorted
ralors.
4, do. wlic, rcd yellow and green FI4ANNELS.
~ do. CAllCOES; oltcd patterns.
Gacassian and Tartan pads figured Sancts, booking
iazes bluc. blacs and assorted Cohs and Casineres
aaneisi Maiscilrs Nalentia and Floreniine ves,ing
slack SILK flag and bandanna Hdkfs; Brana and cotton
M Germantown and Irish knit Hose and half Hose; black
aud Slate worsed do; Shawls Dmities italian Grape
lrA AND Russia sheetings; iaconct, cambria, null book
ad shnt ng .Hnsiin Ginghans aud variety OF other
fal and Winter Goods. JOHN II. BluNCKIE.
Sep, o. S.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
NOTICE.

FiSIE partnership Of the subscribers trading under the
j. firm of Caleb H-Jd e 60. dissolved by mutual
consent, The 4th u All persons having legal claims
said firm, will present them j. uscy for settlement,
and those indebted earnestly requested make speedy
paylnpn, TO either OF us JACOB PUSEY
CALEB HEALD.
Puscy continues the the place, ard has
l stoc' o such articles generally for sale in
coln'y sore. by being frequently 10 Philadepl,a,
viii he sold at reasonable prices
.t,!bnrn Cotton Mil, Red clay Creek,
9 mo-, 24h, 1873.
CHARLES SASsEy informs his friends and former custom
e that he has engaged in Ioriag in the above mention,
Cd to.e where work in his line will be done in neat and
stb,t.ntal manner 8S-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber living near Whining
4 TON Del, on the 9th IF August last, Black Man,,
named George lgs aged 2S yearsanl has five years
serve lie is full six feet high, and rather good looking
IIc besilatcs little in talking, when confused lie has
1esre to become waiter or coachman lie took with
him AN excellent black cloth coata pair of dark blue pan
,aoons, scarcely ever new Jacket and anta'oons
of the jackson stripe, (yelow ana blue ant new black
secure said runaway any jail. that get him again,
shall receive the above reward All persons forbid
harborng trusting him, as they will be dealt with ac
cording to law. hEBLCCA GEORGE.
Sept 81, 1895. 85-ltP
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

Those gentlemen who have exerted themselves
to procure addition to our subscription list, will
please accept our warmest thanks. Those who have
opened their doors TO receive the Walchman, may
rest assured that grateful for their kindness,
and shall endeavor to repay it by an abundant sup
ply of useful and entertaining matter during the ap
preaching winter season.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, JoHN ID. VAUGHAN, of the Borough of
w Wilmington, merchant, having, the 10th instant,
duly executed 10 the subscribers, assignment Of all his
property, real personal and mxed for the benefit Of his
creditors upon the therein mentioned notice is
hereby given list meeting Of the creditors of the said
d. Vaughan will be held at his house, Tuesdly the 4th
If October e1 O'Clock T. NJ which time the state
Of the affairs OF the said j. d. Vaughan will be exhibited
and the assignment and release presented to the creditors
ANDREW FOUNTAIN,
j. L. VAUGHAN.
Wilmington, Sept. 22 1926. 84-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

WAS lost by the subscrber supposed to be soen on
~ the evening Of The 18th inst large 0fopn iiota =
about wears old short thick tail, his cut short
with hind 70 white If he has been stolen, the above
reward will be given for the horse and tsor ten dol
fs Tor the delivery of the horse, to me- living near ot.
"eorges, Del. JAMES WILSON.
September c6 1Sos 65-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
NNTICI.

IL persons indebted TO the estate OF inhn Peterion
fuesed to make Immediate payment, and those having
.ams against said estlte will present them, properly at
esled tor sctilenentt GEORGE GRIFFIN, .fdm'r.
Wilmington. Sept, q. 1926 S5-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
,EljS'T RECEIVED

ND for sale at j. Wilson'S F}ooe Store No 105 Mar.
"A kei street, the eIirE or rHE MARQUIS DE iafAy-
IL rs.
Sept. 27. Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

Some communications are unavoidably postpon
ed. They are, however, of such nature, tina,
short delay will not Lessen their importance.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

p% Subscribers who receive the Wa,chman at
the Post Office in Cantnells Bridge, will find their
accounts at the store of Messrs WIN. and RoDEnT
Polk, with whom they are requested to settle with
out delay.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
COTTON MANUFACTORY

T2OR SALE: containing about 600 spindles with fun
H. supply OF carlg engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire OF IiBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, 1st mo. 90 1926. 15-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
For SALE.

yEyWO NEW WOOI. CARDING ENGINES for sale. In
a qlire a, the Office Of the Watchman.
April 10, 1925 S7-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
DELEGATE .MEETEvs G.

Al meeting of the Delegates from the respective tfa
dreds OF New castle County, held at the Red Lo, this da,
n pursuance Of resolution passed at Gunty Meeting
on The 10Th of Inne last, JACOB Fans, Esq called t
NE Cha and Josi4h +. CLi aHnT appointed Secretary.
The meeting being cs organized The rettrs Of The del
egae elections aeyeriy ptesented and the deiegat
IN attendance duly accfedted-siz.
From Rsandg7giae Hmar1 Joseph w Day, .ohn Al
dretl, Andrew Eail' ain, Robert Gaibraith.
Ch,tSadnG--Allan Thomson, Hr. JOIN Johnson. ! g..
Clement, Albert Wilson, Desc Chandler. John e. Phillips
Levi Springer John u ilendr,ckson.
Ne7oca&te--Wiiam s. Read, Atram ises, benjamin
Marley, Henry Bowman.
NIL Greek John Clark, William Baldwin.
Uhite Clay Cyeek-Peter /. Oglc, E.al,in Wafteley,.
fencadeg-Dr. Samuel II. Black, William Thomps,n,
Arthur Beatty, Jacob Faris, Esq
Red Lion-Wilam Tandeg, ft, Nathan Holland James
III. Miles, Andrew Ford, David L. Miles.
ST. Geo,ees-Dr. Jacob Moore, Peter Bowman, John
Janver, Jr John Bnrnlam.
boquinmnk-Wiiam Vandegrif, Esq, Abrsm Slaa's,
John Mathews Robert M. Flintham, Thompson Wilson.
On motion Of DR. John johnson, the delegates separated
for the space of five minutes for the purpose Of reporting
the names of some suitable persons from which selection
should be made of candidates to be recommended 10 The
support Of the Democratic Republicans of Newcastle Cuut-
When the delegates returned, the meeting again
ganized and received the reports Of he delegates on
the respective Hundretls-
On motion Of Mr. John Durnlam, the meeting proceeded
TO selection by ballot upon counting which, the tolow
ing found to be the result
SendioT.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
JEsDAY, September 27, 1925.

frown Indignantly first dawning attempt ensts
o. portion OF the Union from another' WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

Representatives,.
JOSEPH W. DAY, r Fl.
WILLIAM Z. ER0B SON, g. II
ANDREW GRAY, ID. =. II.
JAMES r. BLACK, n. G. II,
JOHN IHGGINs, II. T.. RI.
DR.. SAMUEL II. BLACK, T.. II
DR.. ARNOLD NaUDAlN, A. II
Lc1g Court Commissioners,
JUSTA JUS1iS, NJ. c. III.
WILLIAM WELDON, ID, 2 ),
JAMES CHAMBERS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
CHEAP
Boot and Shoe Store. 60
AARON STOOps

EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and tie public in
AC general that he has commenced business the stand
lately occupied by James l.. DeDou, No. 147, Market
street, THIRD honse aboue .Nrcear's Hn Matactory.
ladies' Gentlemen's, and Chdrens Leather and Moroc
co Boots and Shoes will be made in the most fashionable
style, and his customers may rely having their orders
executed OF the best materials by experienced workmen
and on the iopest for cash.
Wilmington, Sept. 81 1925. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

FOR SALE.
OR term of years, Negro Wo,nan, about twenty five
n years old. She is stout and healthy, and is well ac.
qnainted with house work and plain cooking.
q. b. 2LANEY.
Newcastle, September &c. 1926. 85-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27

The American Colonization Society acknowledg-
es The receipt Of 82045, 25--irom the e2d of Au'
gust to the goth Of September, 1925
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
NOTICE.

E'HE subscriber having determined the Of
a Ohio this fall, will sell the Tract OF LIND winch
he resides in the county Of Goochand Beaver
creek containing 500 200 OF the land
heavily mbeIed ali tut 40 Of flat land the creek all
recuuled and fertile any land OF tina; kind stale
an>a large proportion Of the cleared high land well
ser Tue Improvements tins land good dwelling house,
and all the necessary out-houses for the
small iany and fourihing young Orchard. Proposals will
he received by the subscriber the sale OF this land
time TO The ist OF October Those who may wish such
All establishment a! find TO their advantage view pro-
perry, will s,ivey he sold the Of October the
highest bidder on the premises, II not previously disposed OF
before that day.
Those who maybe disposed TO know something Of the value
Of t property may get the necessary information um Mr.
|ohh Forbes Of Richmond Mr. John s. Flaming at GoocanI
courthouse, the subscriber onbe sam. time
and place will also be sold, few likely young NEGROES
the Stock Of all kinds HOuehold aud Kitchen Furniture Plan
on Utensils aud the cop VI corn hay aud fodder
the land this year. ARCHIBALD u. LEWIS.
2.-nsffc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
LAND For .SaLE.

OFFER for sale very accommodating terms, three hun
dred and seyentysix and one-ha Of LAND lying ~
the county Of Hanover adjoining the lands Of Mr.. Samuel
Moseey aud others Thu. tract OF land lies the waters OF
Alen Creek, Of which is about 80 with
fine growth OF red oak, the bark Of which he land cn
sed wina short distance ofwo tanyarsl would pas
mount equivalent to the whole wic wiling io
take for the land. There this fine al land
adapted 10 timothy meadow. The land lies remarkably we'll
andi particularly able TO the production Of
also well calculated for oats, aud obsceo. The situation
uncomnony healthy, good the ghbourhood agreeable
and the improvements cao for the accommodation of
small family. IL would furnish eeale aud retreat dn
ring the summer months any person residing the
Py ,a " y, '1 49,, NV, y, M VENUS 20 fuiehae VIII
the premises the subscribed, lsg Goochand court
house. DAVID ROYSrtK.
August g. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
EDUrgTJOW

MY School will be continued the ensuing year; my brother
wi John e. Nel.on, has had fifteen years experience
a teacher aud MIR. John NJ Winston, an excellent classical
hoar will he associated with the management of the
Schools in which will he augh the Greek, Latin and French
Languages with those branches Of learning which
tuc acoinplee English education. The School will
mence on Monday 10th Of January 1925 and terminate
the 9Th day Of December following there viii be vacation
Of three weeks the 18th OF June The price
for board tuition washng lodging aud fuel will be hum
bred and dollars payable, hlfon the LIST day Of June
1926 and half the i day Of December following
The discipline Of the School will he parental aud much
care and will he extended oboys eonhded
as 10 my children Vicious unuly boys viii not be admitted
into the school, and Il any such should be paimed upon
they will be expelled they shall be found ungoyetn
able My re.denoe remote from the hsrn OF wee and i'm
morality and remarkably healthy II situated IN the county u
Louisa forty miles from Richmond, aud about the same distance
from Fredericksburg. The stage from fredeekbus TO Car
tere within four hundred yards Of residence sod
that from Richmond fafrisonbufg within two miles Of it,
Letters 10 me directed TO Jackcns post-obee Louisa, viii
be promptly received. william NELoOF, ".
August 2s 53-it&1aFtisU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
R0a.VoKE L.q.ND FOR SIZE.

WIS Tract situated Halifax county, North Carolina.
u 1t lies Roanoke between Mush Island the
town of Halifax than thee miles FROM the latter,
lis upper side the being less than half n.e from
Mush Island From the present the probable
amount foutecn hundred and eighty three and half
land except small portion IS Of very good quality and out
oil this small portion spot might be selected which, Halifax
county, would be called h.ay a.d handsome
denee The sale will take place the 10th day of November
ext Petersburg Va before the door Of Nhioe
ANY wishing purchase said laud privately learn
the terms by application TO Nelson Mnsc of Petersburg Va
There young living said ian, who at
ine show 10 such wish purchase. The land will
be sold to the highest bidder at the purchaser paving
fifteen thousand dollars and the balance the purchase
money the stday January eighteen hundred and twenty
DAVID nIINGE.
Am,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
gDYER ENENT.

WAS committed to The jail Of Pendlepn county runaway
w slaves, ontbe 10th day Of June last two Negro Ema
uel and NewmaDEmanue is five feet five inches high, about
forty FIVE years OF age dark comPlexou large ul eyes had
when committed, Drab Suout Coat, Jeans Psusioon',
Tow Shirt and Black Fur Hat half and he belong
10 Landen Brent living in Nelson County, Va Newman i five
feet four aud hafDches high STOUT made dark complexion,
his gh ANGLE occasioned by the Of Foot
Adze; about thirty three years Of age; Had when
mtod Drab Surou Coat Black Fur Hat half worn, Tow
Linen Panaoens ard Shirt Of the and he belongs
to Edward Csbe Of Amherst county, Va The
requested forward property pay charges, and
take away otherwise they w be dealt with the la'v
directs.- II. SnUGERT, Jsiier.
Pendleton Courthouse, August &C. 1925 32---2f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
Faludble Land For Sale.

WILL he sold al public auction the 9TH day of October
w next on the premises, Tract Of Land lying Dan Ri
ver and Lawson creek, the Halifax miles South
Of Halifax courthouse, generally known by the OF the
Ferry Tract, containing by accurate survey 100
tract equal ia fertility any land, and the soil peculiarly
dsPed To the culture of Tobacco. The plantation ioe
ae slate of and sufficient 10 work twelve hands
on to advantage Private oilers will he received by the sub
sc'iheI The land will he sbewnto person wishing pur
chase, nv Miles Hail. who resides South Boston adjoining
the premises. credit of aud will be given
purchaser, and possession the 25ih December next.
PAUL CARRINGTON, Surviving Ex'r uf
Sarah Carringon dec
August Is. 2g-td,s