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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

M K. JOHN BOHANNAN-Sm. Please take notice
VA that shall, the first day November next ar
Mers tavern i'll the county OF Essex take the dcsi,ioe
OF Capt Tho Evans aud Others, be read as >derce in
the suit now pending i'll the superior court Of c3ncctv
wherein am pianf and yourself and others are deen-
dants-and that shall for the same uurnose also ,.I &
dispositions of James Heron Others at the Eagle Hotel
in the city of Richmond, the eth dav of thu. same ot
Respectfully, J. b. CARRINGTON
ecPt oV w5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

I1EI+I IdUtE SVpI Z.
we understand that the trial of Joh, Corners for the
Oh MISS Cunnn: ham in Cecil county, (Which
had been removed Kent county cour1 has been most
Poned until the latter end of October next upon the an
Piicaton OF the accused for time to procure witnesses
from Kentucky, by whom he alleges he would be able
10 establish his being in that stale the time of the
MISSION OF the crime with which lie is charged
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
COMMUNICATED.

COTTON.-'Fhe new crop of cotton has made its
appearace in market and the first sales made were
at III cents We hope the planters will hasten as much
of their cotton to market they can this price can
not longer than the present demand of the domestic
manufactures will require. From the prices in Europe
70 TO IA cents is much as it is worth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

War in Africa -SaDguiuary and bloody contests
often among the hostile tribes of Africa wared
frequently from other motive than to make captyes
which the victorious party sell the slave traders on
the coast We find il stated in the Sierra Leone Ga
zette of the 25th June, that an engagement had taken
place between considerable force of the Sherbro BuL-
TOMS, and strong party Of Kussoos who had entrench-
ed themselves island in the Deong River called
PeyPurra, near a small town of the same name 1t ap-
pears that the Sherbro Chiefs with the Caulkers at
their head, have been long time mastering their for
ces for this attack while the Kssoos have attery CON
tented themselves in certifying their pos, at Peypurra
with the determination of making stand there during
the rainy season. The Buttons, who were sanguine
OF success were repused with great slaughter having
failed IN tbeir attempt TO break through the barrcade
whie the inhabitants Of town their rear, upon whom
hey depended for assistance turned against them and
cut OFT great number Of their party. Some hundreds
lives have been lost and large supply of UictiDls for
He Stare market haze thus been obtained The former
IS the natural consequence of such sauguinary war
fare, but the latter tie primary cause and grand slim
illus TO those aVaricious and designing hiels who by
their immediate intercourse with Europeans and supe
or cunning, are enabled to protrac the war for the
sake of the vile gain which accrues TO them while the
inhabitants of the whole country together with its eg-
innate commerce, are involved in one common ruin.
Boston Patriot,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Commercially imPortant.-A Santiago paper of the
10Th August now lying before us, contains an order of
the Custom House signed Bourman, exenpting from
The new duty imposed on tobacco by the royal ordon-
nance OF the 24h March, all that was bought and held
for expectation before the Goth July; and private let
ter from merchant there, states that sit nearly
chants of Havana and St. Jago the new duties mon
tobacco will not be levied."--[N T. Amer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

according to The present census the town of Buffalo
~ contains o'i4o nhabitaus giving increase Of
more than 5000 during the last . years!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Lord Cochranc who it will be recollected some time
since made his escape TO England, with the money he
had levied on the cities of Maranhan and Pernambuco
and other property TO very large amount has been de-
prved by the Emperor of the BrazIs of the title of
Marquis of Maranham, which had been conferred on
him in consideration of his gallant and distinguished
services. We should be highly graied if his Imperial
Majesty Don Pedro lst, to whom we wish long life and
short reign could have it in his power to punish this
unprincpled and pratica noble his infamous crime
deserves.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
-eQ9

The PRESIDENT had not left Philadep hia on Sa-
tray being detained there by the ndisposton Mrs.
Adams.
The PRESIDENT ofthe United States learn, left Phil
adelpha Monday. Mrs. ADAMS, though somewhat re-
covered, was tindisposed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Altered Notes.-We examined on Saturday two notes of
the Bank of Virginia. which had been altered from fire to
se7 The alteration throughout has been accomplished in
the perfect and ingenious manner and calculated
to deceive most persons. Ball. american.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

NOlICE-The Lottery & Exchange business heretofore
= conducted IN Baltimore under the 1rm of. J. Cohen
I'm Richmond and Norfolk under the frm of p !. &
ID. Co'eJ'-and IN Philadelphia by j. J. Cohen IT. e
Brothers, will for the future be conducted in each lac ma
der the firm Of J.. COHEN, j.. s. BROTHERS.
Baltimore, Sep, 4, 1925. 65-ifQ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
eC11otesale 2)rteea Gttrre11t=
RICHMOND, SEPT. %. 1895
Sfqpie .Ariiejes.

ofupte sITtiCteS.
Cotton, per lb. Is a II
Goals, bush. 10 a 30
Flour, GUY Mills, new, 5 %
do. up country, D
Grain, WHEAT, brsh. 90 aIOO
Corn, 10. So a so
Oats, do. 80 a So
Tobacco, fine, Id. II a Ia
do. good, 8 Il IL
do. common, 6a8
do. strips, IL a Is
TariOus other Articles.
Bacon, perlb. 81 n u
BeesW'ax, do. 50
Butter, do. II n u
Cigars, per 1000, 2O0a15
Coffee, best Grcea, lb. II a 10
do. common, do. 16 Il 10
Cards No.l0, doz. 8 GOA 6 90
Candles, mould, Id. ia Ia
do. Sperm. do. SO a 10
Cheese, do. 6a1O
Chocolate, No. 1, do. 10 Il %
Fish, Mack'lN I, Dbl. 5 so
do. Q, $50
do. 8, 3
Herriugs, cut, new, 4}a45
Shad, 6 soar
|. Feathers, per lb. 81 a 40
Grindstones, per inch, 7 a 8
Glass, 50 #. $40, 800 3 so
do. do. 10x12, 400 a 4 50
Hides, B. Ayres, 10. 1921
do. Pefnambuco, dry, 16a17
Hemp, 100 lbs. >
Iron, Swcd. do. 5a 81
do. Country, S
Indigo, Span. 6ot. Q Is
Lard, do. 70
Leather, best sole, ID. 26 a 80
do. inferior, do. 81 a q
do. wax upper, ps. Q a %
Caliskins, doz. Is a 80
Lime, Thorn. cask, 1 12a1 Is
MOlasses, per gall. 40 a ~
CnTDcrr n-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
VIM. H. FITZWHYLSONN,
BUOK-SELLER & ST.AIYONER
Having, by supplies recently received increased his stock of
BOOKS 81 STATIONARY

FHVo nconvenicut amount proposes to sell off gea,
part OF II immediately, either by wholesale or retail,
at reduced prices.
Inc stock consists Of extensive assortment Of Iav
Books Journals, Ledgers, Bill Invoice an ether Books
used by merchants; Records for county CO account
books Tor sheriffs and private gentenen ID of the
best paper manufactured in elegant ara substantial
manner ana at prices at least as law books of the So
description are sold any where also, family and small
Bibles Payer Books, Hymn Books; Greek Latin French
ana Emg"sh school Books; Fooscap, English and Ameri-
can oio and quarto post, of various qualities: with col
eCuon o. works OF classical and general literature.
u Old Books e-bound and Book Bipdi,. GATED an :;
al US branches OF elegance and on the loves,
elulo. sept D 50 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Baltimorean Paris, thus writes to his friend
.'Goveruor Troup insane messages with nhammatory
proceedings Of the Georgia legislature, going the rounds
in the French and English papers. The latter them
IN correct light, as the vapourugs of faction but
they endsavo establish the old position, our gov
ernmen is weak to last much longertha our SYSTEM
which might answer for infant society, is enelyinad
ouae the condition of great growing, and luxu-
gous nation. The French writers predict immediate dis
memberment aud of them has asserted that the
event is already cOnsummated."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
3s scb 900 oesu SGsssg.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. 80. 1926

The Junior Editor of the Wing, in reply to the queries
OF his respected friends OF the Vgnan only state
he has heard vague report of Mr. John H. Peasants
wing been Liverpool, which he placed not the slight
confidence; first because owners of the VIM. Tell
N which he sailed for Buenos Ayres, who we understand
reside Yin New York have received intelligence from the
sp, since its departure from that city; and secondly
he considers it highly improbable his associate,
who, matter what may be the general opinion Of his
lent and information is well known possess the "g
of speech in very eminent degree, should deliver Ora
ton the 4th of July. When Mr. Peasants accepted the
appointment of Special Messenger, he confidently expected
before the last of September, and his friends
Richmond hourly calculate his arrival New York
African Strre 7radc.--By the extract from the
learn with the deepest regret and modification that our
country is dsgraced by numbering among its citizens
men, void of sentiment of humanity-so des,-
tue of every principle of honorso regardless of their
character and the fame of the nation as to be en-
gagged in this nefarous aud eXecrable traffic. 1t is GER
tanly humbling to PRIDE and sufficient to arouse
the indignation of every American that flag which
ought 20 be unured in every region and every cline
only 10 afford protection TO the honest enterprise
seanen and the property of our merchants in burst
ing asunder the chains of the captive, and restoring H.
berry the slave should be furnished and degraded bv
merit persons whose crimes Of so deep and atroci
dye, that they pronounced by the laws of this
land TO be the enemies of the whole human family
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

meeting Of the citizens of Philadelphia took place on
10 18th instant. for the purpose Of making suitable
engagements for giving public dinner to Commodore STEW
ART, Daniel Sulh, Esq IN the chair On motion of Mr.
Sergeant who made forchle address the meeting,
committee Of Is gentlemen was appointed wait the
Commodore and convey to nim the invitation Of the citi
Commodore Stewart having accepted this wo-tim-
cd and Hauerg compliment the dinner will take place
Thursday the 29th ustant Letters ofnvaou WERE
10 pursuance Of Of the resolutions of the meeting
dressed by the Secretary General Robert B. Taylor
Virginia and Joseph Hopkinson, Esq of Philadelphia the
Counsel who had the charge Of Commodore Stewards
scncc, on his late trial.-Nai Jour-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Cotton, per ID. Is a II
Goals, bush. 10 a 30
Flour, GUY Mills, new, 5 %
do. up country, D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

Duniap's Splendid Painting of the Bearing of the
Cross will be exhibited for few days at the Cit, Hall
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

We have for months back, calculated the Mexican
government would seize the first opportunity to invade
the island Of Cuba We are informed by gen
eman lately arrived from Mexico that there can be no
longer any doubt on the subject. About the first of
this month"; three thousand Mexican troops had already
collected near CamPeachy and ten thousand more were
daily expected TO reach the place. when the united
forces would cross the channel that separates
Yucatan from Cuba
To secure decided superiority TO the Mexican flag
IN the Gulf besides the frigaes and sloops Of war build
rg IN our eastern cities. the ASIA ii, surrendered at
Acapulco last April has been put under the command
Of CAPTAIN Cocrane aud ordered round to this quarter
The debakmen of ~ or $4,000 disciplined troops with
the aid 10 be expected from of the Creoles will
no doubt wres the Island of Cuba from old Spain; but it
may be apprehcnded that the SpaDards in their des
pair, will seek revenge tue Creoes by aring the
blacks. Indeed the late triumph in the Deighboring
island oitself sufficient to awake ambition, and de
sire to take advantage of the approaching crisis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

NEW ORLEANS.-Adyices to the Sd instant re
resents that the city of New Orleans had become We
sickly. The deaths averaged from four to FIVE per da
The newspapers did not report the deaths. The me
prevalent diseases were yellow fever and small pox-
Nearly all the inhabitants had left the city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

~ ~ 20 "PPI'f po' q ~ =
Caliskins, doz. IS a 36
Lime, Thorn. cask, 1 12u1 Is
Molasses, per gall. 40 a ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
SHERIFF'S SALES,
BY PETER b. DEFIANT, SHERIFF

10y virtue Of a writ of lew facas directed, will be
ID exposed public sale, at the house OF Jane hiliou
Iced in Brandy hundred Saturday the l9th day
OF March inst at o'clock p all that their tract OF
land situate in Branywine hundred which was conveyed o
thcn by William Elliott bounded by the great road lead
ing to Philadelphia BY Philip Bonsas (now OF Join hio.'
land thence BY several lines the place OF beginning
second lot thereof bounded by Jacob Stdhams land
thence b. the several lines to the place OF beginnings the
said lois containing fortyx acres three quarters more
less. third lot lying opposite the mansion mouse, oc-
cuped as garden four perches and four links front on the
road and four and half perches back fourth ot lying
the north of the garden with stone stable there
about feet square, as per deed dated May
IL l794 and also all that lot Of land which James iam
ton and wife, conveyed to the said Jane Elliott and Lean
Steele BY ndenure dated Nov IS, 1895 bounded ON the
public road aforesaid thence by the several courses 10 me
place Of beginning, containing entyve acres three quar-
ers of land more less. And also all that lot OF land
which the Exec'rs of William Elliott (decd) conveyed
to them the said Jane Elliott and Leah Steele by ner m
denure dated May so, 1892 bounded by JACOB Sahsms
land thence by the several lines, three OF which DIVIDE
this from their other lands above mentioned, containing oy
of land be the same more or less
Iogether with all and singular the improvements and APP
lpurenarces thereunto belonging Seized and taken IN
lexecuon the property of Jane Elliot and Lean Steee
Newcastle, March a, 1926 @o-ft
arhs property is about miles from the village of Brandy
wine. On the premises is large two story stone mansion
which has been for many years occupied as Puoc mousse
lsgn OF tie /" Sheaf OF Wheat
DY virtue Of a writ Of lev. facas TO directed, will be
exposed 10 public sale, al the house OF General Jane
Wolf in Chrisana hundred Saturday the goth OF Marcel
Inst At O'Clock, NJ all that certain marsh, meadow
and cripple stuate, lying and being on the souhery side
If Christiana river in Newcastle hundred and county o
Newcastle, being part Of Hollands Creek Marsh, ans
containing about ninety acres two quarters and four
teen perches Of land be the or less Togethe
with all aid singular The improvements and appurtenance
thertunto belonging Seized and taken IN execution
1.-The property of ohn Steveaaon and John Plat.
/ Newcastle, March s. 1925 o0-4t
plot ii the above described marsh will be exhibited
| the sale.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
FOR SALE,
a Valuable Lot of Ground.

WILL be exposed to public SALE on "Wednesday, the
w 18th day Of April next the house of Henry Steele
in the town Of Newcastle, at O'Clock, p NJ avery val
liable lot of ground, situate in said towns beng ~ iee
front ON the Westerly side of Water street, and extending
with lots now of Dr. James Copper and John Janver
about $50 feet more or less TO lot of Mary Ann See
The buildings heretofore erected on said lot having beer
entirely destroyed by fire, the lot now capable o.
nent and permanent improvements both for dwelling
house and store. Being nearly opposite the Union Line
Hotel it NAV be considered of the best stands IN 'ht
town for public business. being that part OF the rea
lesate OF Abraham See deceased, which by his will wa
devised TO his son Abraham Short See subject to th'
widows thirds therein and to be sold for their use ant
benefit by virtue Of and under, the provisions OF speca
Act of Assembly of the State of Delaware, in that cast
made and provided Attendance will be given on the da
lof SALE and the conditions made known, by
EVAN THOMAS.
Newcastle, Feb 2S, 1925. 2-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
To Let for a term of wears.

1.-TWO Factories Beaver creek, falling stream,
which is considered sufficient TO card and full for thr-
ty looms. They situated about half mile from
randywine, tile east SIDE in Delaware county, Pennsyl-
vania 26 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One of the factories is 80 feet by s., three stories high
the other is 80 feet by 49, three stories high They are
convenient each other and will be rented together
separate, suit the renter. They convenient gris
mills, Mills schools and places of worship They
in healthy neghborhood, with houses 10 accommodate
families carry the BUSINESS and excellent spring
at each factory. 1t is good sand for further
description deemed unnecessary persons wishing 10 rent
will call and judge for themselves. For terms apply OF
the premises to JOHN FARRA
March |, 1926. g6--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
TRKAsunY DEPARTMENT. Fedruary /, 1926

Treasury DEPARTMENT, Fcbrunry /, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given the proprieors of tht per
~ cent. Stock, commonly called the Treasury note
per cent Stock issued pursuance of the Act of Con-
gress passed the Oath February, 1875 that the Prnc
pal of the said Stock and the Interest which may be due
thereon at the me will be paid IL the said Propetors
their attorneys duly authorized, the LIST day of April
flee the books whereof any portion of sad Stock
may stand
Information is further given that surrender Of the
Certificates Of the said per Stock will be required
at the time Of redemption, and that the Interest thereon
will cease and determine the 31st Of March next.
WIN. ii CRAWFORD,
22-13t Secretary of the Treasury.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
TO BE RENTED

EyOl OF years. that property in The Borough Of
IL Wilmington, known By the name Of WHITE HALL,
containing IL Of land and on which erected large
sWo story Brick House, with eight and convenient
Kitchen well of water the door, large barn and
stablng for horses and cows
expected that the renter shall give security for the
rent either in the stock he may have the premises or
bv the engagement of respectable treehoder,or il
tie quarterly paid in advance allowance viii be made
for Il Apply TO NM POOLE.
Brandywine Mills 2 Mo- 14th 23-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
ORPHANS COURT.

n ORPHANS COURT will be held at Newcastle, in
N and for the County of Newcastle, on Monday the
Eleventh day Of April next at O'Clock i'll the forenoon
before the Honorable NICHOLAS RiDGELY, Chancellor Of
the State of Delaware composing the Orphans Court o.
said County-When and where all persons who have re
turns 10 make to the said Court other business, viii
please to give their attendance.
By order cfthe said Court.
ATTEST, MATTHEW KEAN, CPk. o. c.
Newcastle, February l6, 1925. 25-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
TO LET,
a first rate stand for Store or Tarern.

A first rate stand for Store or Tavern.
T,oR rent and possession given the 25h March next,
that large range OF brick buildings, situate on the COR
ncr Of Market and Second Streets and extending along
Second Shipey consisting of large and con.
venen and dwelling house on Market street. brick
storehouse shipley street, with brick stable adjacent
This property well calculated either for
being If the first stands in the Borough. The house
and will be let separate from the buildings on Ship
ley street, if desired For terms apply TO the subscheI
on the premises. THOMAS G. ALRlCiS.
Feb 3D. 1925. "a
N b. Should the above property not be rented before
the 10th of March, it Will be divided into number o
apartments TO accommodate small families.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
FEATHERS.
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No. 81, Second street,
Il Wilmington, Del Keeps constantly on hand supply OF
u lgh Beer Porter and Ale Of the first quality with which
Boles and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, hall barre quarter barrel.
He IS thankful fer the extensive patronage hitherto re.
ceitcd ard soics continuance Of public favor.
Wilmington, oh mo 1924 81--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
NEW LOTTERY ARRANGEMENT.


ept, a
int
dmalt
and
demands S9ndan
sleo
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
DIVIDEND.

yUNHE President and Managers of the Wilmington and
i Christiana Turnpike Road have this day declared q
Dividend The of six per cent per annum, for The
six MONTHS the stock of said Company, payable to
The stockholders their legal representatives after
The 18th instant. by order Of the Board.
WIN. SEAL, Treasurer.
Wilmington, 3rd, Mo. 9TH, 1925. 2S-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
FRESH GOODS.

FfRESH Supplies Of Impaired and Donesfic goods just
IL received And general assortment Of them will
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the Ne1v York
Padebtd and Baino9e markets. and disposed of on the
reasonable terms-loholeSdle retail for cash
barter at No. Ill, Market street, Wilmington.
Feb. 1926 I8- JOHN II BRINCKLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
NOTICE.
EDUCATION.

ytNHE subscriber gratefully returns his Judgments
to the inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicinity, for
e liberal encouragement he has received, since his re.
commencement to teach in the academy, and respectfully
soics continuance of their patronage. He embraces
hat he has engaged young (lately from Europe
who is well qualified to assist him in the classical depart
men where his pupils will be carefully instructed in the
Latin, Greek and English languages grammatcally; Writ
ing, Arithmetic, Keeping Single and double entry)
Euclds Elements, Geometry, rrigonomery with theiI
duplication to Mensration, Gaugng, Surveyngand Navga
tons Geography eucidated by the Maps and Globes, &c
Having taught the above branches in this Borough fol
several years with he presumes the public
well acquainted with his qualifications teacher rem
der any thing further the subject unnecessary Young
igenemen will be accommodated with tuition, boarding
and washing on reasonable terms by application
WM RANKIN.
| Wilmington, March 9TH 1926. 28-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-18
Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-Old e New Stock

NOTICE is hereby given that the EiehA Lsintnent Of
~ fifteen dollars every share Of stock ~ this Company
due and payable on Monday ne 13M g 'farcl. 1925 At
The Compays Office, No. 80, Walnut street, Phiiaerhia
between the hours of and O'clock
Feb. %, 24--l6t II. ID. GliPlN, Treasurer.
b. The instaments Of persons residing in the neigh
borood of Wilmington may be paid to se Cashier .! the
Bank of Delaware.