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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11

Loss IF tie ship Diamond.- The following il
an abstract of a letter from gentleman, one of
the survivors, addressed to Messrs. VIM. 6 las
Brown, Il Cove made Cape Clear about !,
o'clock, p. VI. on the 3lst ult We continued
to proceed favorably up Channel, with stea
dy breeze w; but the captain seemed fo tI,inIs
we were too close in with the Irish land. ai This
season of the year, and shaped his course rather
to the southwark and eastward, and probably
proceeding too far in this direction led TO Tie
unfortunate result whits happened SUNDAY
morning, about one O'clock, the land was dis
tlnctIy seen close aboard and then every effort
was made to wear the ship off, which unluckilv
dId not succeed, as there was a strong tide SET
ting; and it generally imagined the captain
Imstook the lights he observed. On fndipp
however, the periious circulnst auces Of our sit
uation he used every means which his skill sug-
gested to cxtricate us. lie caused the mizen.
mast TO be cut away; but this did not relieve us.
as The ship seemed to be firmly fixed on The
sand-ban6 where she first struck, about two
miles of shore; and as the cabin was fast filling
With water, and the crew and passengers eager
Tor their lives, about seven O'Clock, when dav |
appeared. the last resource of ordering out the I
boats was resorted TO. Nearly all the crew. but I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11

SA As committed to the Jail of this county.
on the 21th day of August last, a negro maj
VINO calls himself Elijah He states that he is
ron the state Of Georgia, and is the property OF
a MI Barlow Of that state. Having been pur-
chase" rom citizen of Maryland, he says nc was
on ms way back to that state Eliish is about FIVE
ieet ten OF eleven inches high Of dark complexion.
and appears to be about forty years Of age
GERMAN JORDAN ,Jailor.
Campbell city. Va. Dec. II oct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11

TETM. LAMBERT, .fr. .attosney At Lao,
offers his services to those WHO are en-
gagged III law suiis in the Courts held in the
city OF Richmond; To prepare their suits for trial
lie will pay particular attention to getting The
parties speedily before tie Co1ri, the M gIcCt
ot which causes great ictav. He will also at
tend 10 the suits at rules; ~ lie taking OF deposit
lions aud before tiIc commissioner, he prupo-
scs 10 do what the parties themselves now
have to pcrlon, and whatever else may be ne
ccssaFy 20 hasten final decision of their canse.
For the utility of such council he refers 10 eyerv
member of the Bar.
January 25--tG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
Plantation at Public Sale

- Oh having succeeded in selling my Plantation
Y IN Powhatan. ON 17th IF the last month,
now Otter th' same for sale on The premises on 18th
day of March. For description ii the land, The
public IS reieirri 10 the ,ec,n, advertisement il
the e. Wing.
Mar 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11

before you proJcc, which canno, full of benefit
ing tho public in very eminent degree.
"four Mcmorialists, therefore, pray, that you
will take all these premises into your serious consi-
dcration. and give them such support, both in and
nut of Parliament, as you may consider the i,ipor-
tahcc OF their case demands.
JOHN MOSS, Chairman"
Liverpool, 1924.
The company for making tho rail-road above re-
frred to, has been Incorporated, and the work is
new already commenced.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
TRUST SALE.

gg v virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
NJ George Watt aud wife, to the subscriber.
and VIM u. Wcstinorc hearing date the 4th OF
June, 1879, for purposes iherein mentioned which
Deed IS recorded in the Office of the Hastings Gotr,
o. inc city OF Richmond, viii bc sold at Public
auction, on the premises, on Friday. the + hi,
proNimo. at O'Clock, T. n. a Wooden House and
Lot OF Ground, situated at the intersection of g.
and 10Th streets, ncary opposite the residence OF
Thomas COwlrs. The house contains g rooms
win rooms in the cellar apartment, in good order
me Tor extends on G. street 69 feet and on 2Oth
street lGO feet, comprising IN excellent Garden.
TERMS at Sale, which will be conducted l,v
John aIkhilI.
Feb. Bids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
LOUISVILLE, (Kcn.( Feb. is.

Sienm Cdrriagc.-Dr. Buchanan, succeeded yes
tcrd,y in propelling "A Wagon three four
miles, with small capillary steam engine. The
experiment. aye Informed. succeeded beyond tho
most sanguine auticipations of its most ingenious
inventor.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
From the Savannah Georgian.

Sfnte Legisla,yre.-In the House OF Represen-
a,ives on the 9th Instant MIR. LuntpEin, from the
Select Committee, to whom was referred SO much
of the communication OF the Governor, as relates
TO the improper interference of the United States
Government, with our domestic affairs, presented
the following report and resolutions:
aThe Committee to whom was referred so much
Of the Governors Message as relates TO the dis
position which has often latterly unhappily
evnced itself in the different branches OF the Gen
tra Government to control the domestic affairs, and
10 intermeddle with and to endanger the peace,
The repose and union of the Southern States, alter
celebrating on this subject with the deepest feel
ipgs of sorrow and regret, have to proclaim, that
the hour is come, or is rapidly approaching, when
the States from Virginia to Georgia, from Missouri
10 Louisiana, must confederate, and, as one man,
say to the Union-NNe will no longer submit our
retained rights to the sniveng insinuations OF bad
men on the floor of Congress-our constitutional
rights to the dark and strained constructions OF de-
signing men upon judicial branches; that we pro-
test the doctrine and dsclaim the principle OF un-
limited submission to the General Government
The great objects Of the American Union were
as simple in practice as beautiful in theory; they
were as easily understood as they were important
the relations with foreign nations we're conhded 10
the United Government. The powers necessary to
the protection of the confederaed states from enc
mics without, and from enemies within, alone were
given All others were retained TO the several
states as separate and sovereign, and must not be
usurped by construction executive, ol
judiciary.
When from 1870 TO 1776 the government O
Britain was eyyng war of restriction upon bos'
ton and the north. no narrow ieeling' no unworthy
suspicious no sectional iealousies we're harbored IL
the bosoms Of the men of the South but, with one
voice, and with simultaneous impulse, from Virgin
ia to Georgia, they united their fate with .hel'
colonial brethren. When from 1901 to lol /, the
mighty powers Of France and England, in all thlng'
else hostile to each other, combined to drive IRON
the sea. of the world the ships and the commerce
the northern states, the men OF the south ola. no
meanlv s,oop to calculate the cost, but resolving
that the wrongs of part were the wrongs OF thu
whole American family, proclaimed defiance t.
both, and conquered, and won, on the mountain
wave, and in the marshes Of the west, the iFeedeH
of the ..ade Of the world.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

At Meeting of persons resident in Wilmington and ITS
vicinity held in Jesse Causes School room, form them
selves into Society for the purposes ofnvestgatng the
principles of Robert GREEN'S NesO System Of Society. and OF
acquiring authentic information, from every source OF then
application practice, HENRY HEALD, ocated as Chair
man. and JESSE CAUSE as Secretary.
Committee of three persons appointed to draugh
la Constitution and bye laws be for considers
Ition at our next meeting.
After which we adjourned to meet in the place. OF
Seventh day next, at O'Clock in the evening.
HENRY HEALD, Chairman.
JESSE CAUSE, Sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

.Nswcastle County, in the State of DelaOare. set.
ID virtue Of Order of the Orphans Court for the
said county of Newcastle will be exposed 10 sale, at
public vendue Wednesday, the t@ety-sevenlh day Of
July next, at O'clock in the aternoon at the house Of
John Crow Innkeeper in the town Of Newcastle and cou
Ity aforesad--the following real estate:
No, l. A three story brick dwelling house and frame
shop, and lot of land which the situated, in
Water street. in the Of Newcastle, aforesaid bounded
heirs of Charles Thomas, decd and by the old tile houses
No. g. lot opposite to No. /. with wharf, which has
long been used ferry, having erected on large and
icommodious store-house, and offers excellent situation
flor boat landing any business connected with
No lot at the corner of Water and Harmony Streets
ion which erected, frame bake house and carriage
house.
No. A. lot of ground at the of Market and ar-
mony streets, which are erected, frame stable and
carriage house.
No. S. Two lots and frame house Orange street.
No 6. A lot and Frame house in Market street,
cuped by Enoch Anderson
No. T. lot and frame house in Vine street adjoining
property of Nicholas Van DYKE Esq.
Mo- 8 lot of the town of Newcastle, bounded by
lands Of James Boo,h Esq John Wiley, Esq and William
B. Jsnyier.
No g. A piece parcel of land including the brick
kns lots bounded by the Newcastle and Frenehown
pike road by the Newcastle Common and lands of George
Pearce, Esq containing about thirty acres less
No. TO- A plantation of land called StoDeham,
adjoining the town of Newcastle; comprising quantity OF
Improved meadow and upland bounded by the Newcastle
Common lands of George Pearce, Esq lands of Lemuel
iawley, lands of George Read Esq and by the river De-
awsre containing two hundred and fory-one acres,
Tor less.
No. H. tract of woodland, upland and marsh, adoin.
ling the of Newcastle containing in the whole, about
hundred and thirty more or less; bounded by
lands of Nicholas Van Dyke, Esq and the Newcastle Com
Imon.
No. 10. Al plantation tract of land, situate in Red Lii
Hundred and county aforesaid, well tmbered and only
two miles from the Buck Tavern, in the route Of the Chcs
iapeake and Delaware Canal bounded by lands late OF
John Collins deceased lands of James Miles, deceased and
land Of William. Carpenter and others; containing three
hundred acres, less, with the improvements and
anpnrtenances being the real estate Of Doctor James NJ
Caon deceased and to be sold for the payment of has
debts.
Attendance will be given, and the terms OF sale mace
known the time and place aforesaid, by Anna MCal
mont and Sarah MCamont, ADMINISTRATORS of the said
deceased, their Attorney
By Order Of the Orphans Court.
| MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
Newcastle, June %, 1925. SGT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
NOTICE.
June %.

4 T meeting of the President and Managers Of the
N Newcastle Turnpike Company, present HENRY Coles
nUnr President, and RICHARD SEXTON and JoHN CHOW,
Managers: 49,
ware on the 28th of January 1925, enacted that the
Newcastle Turnpike Company shall on or before the 4tt
of July next issue license under the seal OF the company
exempnp the Electors of Newcastle Hundred from the
payment Of toll in going returning from any general
or special elections herefrom be held at the Court
House in the town Of Newcastle
The President and Managers of the Newcastle Turn
nike Company do license the Electors of the Hundred of
Newcastle and exempt them from the payment of toll
the day the general special elections thereafter to be
held at the Court House in the town OF Newcastle.
81 MIbL MhLEM WITNESS the Seal of the Newcastle
zaJ1Ts-,atgE Turnpike Company.
zSsasElS2 @E June %, 1925.
MifHRTTFT&
Newcastle County, S.
Recorded in the Rolls Office at Newcastle. in and for
the County aforesaid, i'll Book C. VOL A, page $50, &C.
In Testimony whereof have hereunIo caused the
TsEAL Seal Of Office to be Affixed at New Castle June
IS. 1926.
,i9ot MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
SHERIFF"S SALE.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF.

u virtue of writ of Ais Vend. Exponas to direct
ID ed will be exposed public sale, at the honse of a-
bed lands and enemenls, situate lying and being in the
hundred of Brandywne, and county of Newcastle, wit
plantation or tract of land cona ming hundred and
ninety acres less; with stone dwelling house,
stone spring house, frame barn and other buildings
thereon Joining lands of Peter Grub, Grubbs road,
lands of Jonn Samuel and Henry Lodge Seized and taken
in execution as the property of Adam williamson.
Newcastle, April 49, 1925. 59--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

DIED-In Baltimore, on Thursday last, General JOHN
STRICKEN, President of the Bank of Baltimore lie was
revolutionary pariot and in later times, fought at North
Point in defence of his country's rights
- At the Red Lion Inn, Newcastle county, Del, on
the Esd nst colored woman named CHLOE belonging
the of VIM. Weir dec supposed to be one hun
ed and gears of age and perhaps the Oldest person
inthe State.
at Reading, ON the 18th inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH
HESTER of General Joseph Hiester late Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, aged rs years
- On Monday the 18th inst at the residence Of
BARKER, Esq. in the 7ad year of his age.
- In Lincoln County, N. c. the 18Th ult. the Rev
DANIEL AsBURy, in the 64th year of his age. lie was
preacher in the Methodist connexion, thrtyscven years
in Paris. in the Kingdom Of France, on the I'd uimo
Dr. ADAM SEYBERT, of Philadelphia, formerly very
respectable Representative in Congress- and the author oil
a work upon the Statistics of the United States.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

DAN AWAY from the subscriber near Middleown,
ID Del on Sunday the 18th inst. ndented dark .Nt-
ao Boy about Ia Is years of age broad square Shout
ders stout built prominent cheek bones and rather sy
when spoken Had on when he went away, domestic
shirt tow trowsers, home made rab cloth wascoa and
straw hat Iissupposed that he is in about Wilmington
Whoever Him that get him again, shall receive
the above reward and reasonable charges paid brought
home. THOMAS =. MERRITT.
I,na 59-Lt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

MARRIED-In this Borough, Thursday evening, by
the Rev. Williston, Mr.. WILLIAM LLOYD to Miss
MARTHA REECE, of White Clay Creek Hundred. -
In this Borough, by the Rev. Henry White, Mr..
GEORGE MAGEE to Miss ELIZABETH MURPHY. :
-. At Long Branch, Monmouth county, N. ]. by
the Rev. James Moore, WREXHAM WEST, Esq. Of
Leweston Delaware tolNss MARTHA G. daughter of the
Rev John Finley, of the former place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
A CARD.
E, 3. GARDEYYE, Dentist.

OF PhIadelphia will remain at Wilmingon in the prac
tice of his profession for short time, and may be consult
ed at Major c. p. Bcnnen's, opposite the academy.
Z. B. g. WILL 6ypreference, attend on those Ladies who
may require his professional services, at their own dwell
lipgs June %, 59-G.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

The stockholders Of the Philadelphia and Nor
folk Steam Boat and Transportation Company held
their first meeting, at Dover, on the Slst ult
Governor PAINTER presided and Mr.. RALsToN,
lof Philadelphia, acted as secretary Mark Richards
and David c Wood, of Philadelphia, and Thomas
Clayton, DIR. John Burton and John Read OF Kent,
were elected Directors. A landing place has been
selected on bona Island, about two and half miles
from the Delaware. The company intend to COM
mence operations as soon as possible A steam boat
will ply from Philadelphia to the landing place IN
iSimon's Creek, about rs miles where passengers
will take the stage and proceed through level
country, over smooth roads. to Seaford, IS miles,
from whence the steam boat will convey them TO
Norfolk distance of $50 miles. From Philadel-
phia to Norfolk, by this route, will be 2o8 miles,
which is about serenty miles shorter than the route
by Baltimore, and may easily be travelled in thirty
hours We are possessed Of se!tshness enough to
sincerely desire the prosperity of every thing that
will tend 10 benefit our native State.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

We beg the indulgence of Cores pondents The
long, though interesting account of the celebration
at Bunkers Hill, has excluded their favors. They
shall, however, appear in good season.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

EspECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in
general, that he has opened Public House Of Enter
tainment, at the Northwest Corner Of Shpey and Wood
Streets sign ce Bear, square south Of the Whining
ton and Kennel Turnpike road, in the Borough Of Whining
on where he has prepared good and conmudous stables
yards and Sheds and always careful provide comora-
ble lodging for travelling and country customers HIS Bar
is also always furnished with all kinds of liquors. of supe
rior quality. He thankful for past avors, and soLci
continuance Of public patronage promising that nothing,
on his part, shall be wanting, to give satisfaction to his
guests.
June %, 1895. 59--6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
Nmfrirat1 uDatrb11atl.
WILMINGTON. % JUNE, 1925.
Frown indignantly the dawnng OF attempt ALLEVIATE
0. portion Union from another.n WASHINGTON.

Flour at Brandywine Mills, S..
Philadelphia prices, same as our last
We observe TO alteration in the Prices Current
at baltimore, since our last report.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
TIE DRAWING

AF the 18th Class Union Canal Lotery Capital $50 9es
- and Tickets only SO, will certainly take place Phil
adelpha, TOMORROW WEEK, the 6th Of July. The
fortunate numbers viii be received early the morning.
when tile holders of the brilliant prizes diatey re-
ceye the amount awarded them by Fortune. Whole
Ticket S9-fialf4 50-auarter 25-Eighth II.
For Sale at the MANAGER's OFFIcE,
%, Market st Wilmington few doors below the loves
Market. June e.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

DIR. ARNOLD NAUDAlN was yesterday
elected Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware, in the place of the late JOSHUA G. BRINcKLE
ESQ.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

Q-Ta Friendly Hint.-We have received notes from
several of our subscribers complaining of the very repre-
naninr the Waterman to persons all over the villages
where these offices are located procedure which is lille.
cal and nexcsabe the part of the post masters and
hint IS dsregaed and the cause of complaint not pced-
w removed duty all parties concerned will compel us
10 sneak palmer than will be agreeable to some persons
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Newcastle, June %; 1925
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
District Of Columbia,
Alerandria County, Set.

.fterGndrid county, SCI.
ApRIL TERM, 1926.
William Gillian, Complainant.)
AGAINST .ct,A.
George B. Whiting, & Carlyle III o"~'
F. Whiting, Defendants.
The defendant George b. Whiting not hay
ing appeared and given security according to
the statute and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, up
on affidavit filed, that the said George b. Will
ting is not an inhabitant of the District Of CO.
lumbia, on the motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said George
b. Whiting do appear here on the first day of
the next November term, and enter his ap-
pearance to this suit, and give security for
performing the DEGREES of the Court; and that
the other defendant Carlyle F. Whiting, do
not pay away, convey or secrete the debts by
him owing to, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent defendant,
until the further order or decree OF this Court;
And that copy of this order be forthwith
published in one of the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandria, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF
the Court House Of said county.
Teste EDM. /. LEE, &C.
;uly Q9-0m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28
uAyTI AND FRANCE.

Baltimore, July 26.-The editors Of
the American have been politely favor
ed with an extract Of letter from
commercial house at Port au Prince
under date of 5th instant, which says
GA French frigate, brig and schooner
arrived here two days since with dies,
patches addressed to this government
the purport of which we have endea-
vored to ascertain, but without success
No doubt, however, they relate to some.
thing very favorable for us, and vii!
give new start to commerce, by call.
ing forth the money so long secreted
by many of the people here"
Capt. Fairfield of the schnr. Wash
ington, reports having passed on st
Marks on the 9Th inst. fleet OF French
vessels of war.
We have been favored with the
f" FeuiIle de Commerce" OF Fort au
Prince of the Sd inst.--it contains no
news.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-28

to be repaired by contract. This takes
a load off the treasury, and will save,
il is computed, 100000 annually
The orders are not yet received, as
they were sent by French frigate
which sailed three days previous to
the Fama, and has not yet arrived
Laborde has taken the command Gd
interim, and has commenced by paying
the crews Of the vessels, who had not
received any thing for a length Of time;
they are henceforward to be paid as
regularly as the troops. Two Spanish
frigates were to sail shortly after the
Fama, with convoy with $500 men
for this station.
GA Dutch ship arrived few days
since from Antwerp, was attacked of
Cayo Blanco by an open piratical boat
containing 25 men-they beat the boat
off, and killed 10 or IL of her crew
There is a report that the pirates have
taken two vessels in that neighborhood.
"J'.ly 9.-The Princess Anne has ar
rived from Norfolk, bringing in part
of the crew of the American schooner
Ranger, from Norfolk bound to this
port, captured by the Colombian schr.
Represalia, for being loaded with pow
der. The same Colombian has like.
wise taken FIVE or six droghers, and
thus has made probably 90 or 80 pi'
rates, who may have lost their all by
the rapacity of these privateers. The
conduct Of some of these Colombian
vessels is very unjusti6able."