American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20
DINNER TO THE VICE PRESIDENT.

DINNER TO THE VICE PRESIDENT.
On the 10Th Of April the citizens OF Lncolnton'
N. q. gave dinner to MIR Calhoun, who paid them
visit on his Journey home from Washington. The
following are some OF the loasts drank on the occa-
sion:
James .Monroe--A name consecrated by the VIZ
tues of him who bears 1t. a.,
The administration cf John Quincy .4ddms-
Transcendent talents and ardent patriotism consul
tute the pledges OF his excellence.
andre,c .Jackson-The soldier and the patriot !;
may the scenes Of domestic privacy prove welcome,
and honor and tranquility attent the EVENING" OF ms
days.
La Fayette Bolivar and Mina-Congeniai
spirits-heir lame as lasting as the cause ior Whieh
they bled.
OHIO CANALS.-We have The pleasure, says
the Cincinnati Gazette, to announce TO our readers
that the Ohio Canal Loan for 100000 dollars mas
been effected Two gentlemen in New York, MI
John Ra,hbone Jr. and MIR. Eleazer Lord, have
subscribed for the whole OF it at 971 per cent. lor
five per cent stocks This is on as favorable terms
as the friends Of the canal could reasonably expect.
1t amounts to 12 per cent. for the hrst year, and
5 per cent. for each year afterwards.
The news we presume will not be very grateful
to the enemies OF the improvement contemplated
ence TO prevent the loan. They have convened
small meetings, and sent their proceedings undei
the most imposing aspects TO Philadelphia and New
York for publication What is most singular, and
most dsgracefu TO this handful Of opponens) Is
that many of them were warmly in favor oil The
canal until the route was located. They then dis
covered that it would not as they had hoped, pas:
through their own property. They therefore mme
dately changed ground, and became enemies Thi:
is in short the whole history OF the opposition.
The following pithy article appeared as an adj
vertisment in The Bucks County Patriot.
STEPHEN BRocK, late of The nourishng rag,
OF Doylstown, takes this excellent method oil &C
uuain,ing those who are not the knouing ones
that so far from having shifted his quarters TO III,
Lake Country, the Cherokee Settlement, or an,
such ou,landish region he has only removed to thu
sign Of the Cross Keys, the public house kept b.
Peter Adams Esq on the Easton road, one mil
from Doylstown--a long mile to slow travellers
bur short enough all that stir their sumps brlsky
He keeps open house at the Cross Keys and will
be happy to entertain all his old friends and as ma
ny new ones as choose to call on him, He keep
all the variety of the best and the very stronges
liquors there is in the nation, and serves them ii
the genteelest manners his friends will be cordially
received, ana entertained 10 sPtFoeu manner
Lawyers may practise at his bar without being non
saitsd travellers may stop before they are too ta
gone; gunners. it they are not shot already; pas
sengers in shower, who take no comfort in getting
soaked stage drivers, to take q small horn
farmers may stop, and not be corned and in TACT,
the whole country come to see him, they woul,
find things to go on s,cimmangly, as Curran said o
the wigs in the Liffy His stables are large AM
commodous, and horse will find himself we'll en-
ltertaned, even if his master should conclude II
stay all night Moderate charges being all the g
now, no man will be fieeced Of his cash unreasona
IDLY.
Tavernkeepers are invited to stop and take dro
of exchange btters, and all who have old scores
are requested TO settle up, so as TO be ready for
fresh start S. B.
U s. Military academy, Vest Point.-Agree