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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05
To the Citizens of Delaware.

Owing to the great demand and rapid sale of the tickets
in the popular Dslvare STAG Loery LIST class ~ almost
every pt Of the Unon the managers were enabled to Tx
the a Of the drawing early the Sd OF August next
when it will bost1vF be drawn, and the immense sum OF
UPWARDS Of nc hdyed and thousand o3rS distributed
DELAY not then TO come forward and secure chance or
chances that YOU may be in Fortunes way and as another
Involvement for adventures in this lottery recocct that the
vos are apprv praed to a very audahle and useful Pur
o,ethe endowment of literary institutions which may
some day become the pride and glory Of the State.
The MANAGERS have opened an OFFICE at No. rs,
MARKET STREET, (cast side,) WILMINGTON a few
oors below the lower msrket-where tickets may be OBJ
.ained until the day ofdrawing ORION the following Gen
.lemcn Agents and others in this State, who have voun
,e,ied their assistance in efectng salcs--to wit
Benjamin Whlteey, Newark,
William Foyer, do.
A. H. Pennington Middetown,
John Sutton x son, ST. Georges,
w. K r. Polk, Cautw ellis Bridge,
Archibald Gordon, Sign ofthe Buck, Summit Bridge
Aaron a. Thompson, Newbod's Landing,
T. & +. Spruancc, smyrna, go
WIN. NJ. edwin store of q. Oliver, Milford,
Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown.
Applications for Agencies from other parts OF the State
will be thankfully attended TO.
Whole Tickets So Halves 81 so, Quarters rs cts
Packages of u tickets, embracing the so numbers o.
The lottery which must Of necessity draw at least Sl2 o
nett with SO many chances for capital prices shares
are, NAV be had the rate, VIA package
Whole SS6-Halyes S19-Qnatrrs 81 W.
Prizes in any Of the Lotteries OF Newi ork pennsylvania
MARYLAND Virginia, and North Carolina, Will be received
,,vment Clubs lberally dealt with.
nDEus enclosing the cash prize tickets as above ire
If EXPENSE for Tickets Shares, VIII receive prompt al
ten,inn- If addressed TO YATES & M1NTYRE,
'N'''N'' IfJyu1iu 0ton. + Del,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05
Delaware State AOttery,

For The endowmeut Of Newark College, Middle.
torn .4cademy, &c.
FIRST
10 be drawn the Sd August next in Wilmington and
completed in few minutes.
7. r. T.aTES & A. .WLNTI RE. Managers:
sCuEME.-1 Prize of $1,000; of 5000; of 3oOO
Of 600 of ISL 70 Of zoos IL of 500; 80 Of 100
l86 ii 5O l86 Of 90 1888 Of 6; 1880 Of 3.-15,@0
PRIZES 30 $40 BLANKS 42s4o Tickets .,or, - h
drawn II philadelphia on Htdnrsduy merit the 9th inst
Capital $4,000. Tickets only S9shsres in proportion.
Nesp York Literature Lottery to be drawn goth July inst
Highest prze $50 900. Tickets $40
rhe ocal drawings of these Lotteries, will be duly
ceved by mail and the prizes therein immediately cashed
on presenaton and every other information given at their
ofEre NJ" % Narket.s,reet July l.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05
From the United States Literary Gazette.
HYMN OF THE MoRAvTAN NUNS,

AT THE CONSERVATION OF PULAsKIs BANNER.
The standard of Count Pulaski the noble Pole who el
the attack upon Savannah, during the American Reyo
ution was of crimson silk, embroidered by the Moravla
Nuns of Bethlehem in Pennsylvania See N. A. Review
New Series, vol. NJ p. 800.
When the dying fame of day
Through the chancel shot its ray,
Far the gmmering tapers shed
Faint light on the cowled head,
And the censor burning swung,
Where before the altar hung
The proud banner, that with prayer
Had been consecrated there.
And the nuns sweet hymn was heard the while,
Sung low in the dim mysterious AISLE
Take thy banner! may it
Proudly DER the good and brave,
When the battles distant wall
Breaks the sabbath of our vale,-
When the clarion's music thrills
To the hearts of these lone hills
When the spear in conflict shakes,
And the strong lance shlvering breaks
Take thy banner and beneath
The war-cloud's encircng wreath,
Guard it'll our homes are free
Guard t-God will prosper thee!
In the dark and trying hour,
In the breaking forth of power,
In the rush of seeds and men,
His right hand will shield thee then.
Take thy banner! But when night
Closes round the ghastly fight,
If the vanqushed warrior bow,
Spare him by our holy vow,
BY prayers and many tears,
BY the mercy that endears,
Spare him--he our love hath shared
| Spare hm-as thou woudst be spared!
Take thy banner and if e'er
Thou shouldst press the soldiers bier,
And the mufHed drum should beat
To the tread OF mournful feet,
Then this crimson flag shall be
Martial cloak and shroud for thee!
And the warrior took that banner proud,
Il And it was his martial cloak and shroud.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05

When dressed for the evening the girls nowadays
Scarce an atom of dress on them leave;
Nor blame them--for what is evening dress,
MT n ,ress that is suited for Eve ADAM.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05
TO RENT

issa And possession given immediately the I'Do Story
h Brick ouse and ot late the residence OF Abel Saun-
ders situated in BROAD street. between Shpey and Orange
streets The house is feet front extending back 2oteet
has two rooms on floor, well finished one story kch'
en- and brick smoke house attached to the same, the
whole depth Of the lot 20 feet with privilege of foot
alley leading to Orange street
This property is in pleasant and healthy part OF the 10
rough in good neghborhood, and has the privilege OF
'Vr join MORRIS,
Wilmington May ~. S0-i2t French street.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-05

FOR SALE.
yEvyvO NEW WOOL CARDING ENGINES for sale. In
q quire at the Office of the Waterman. -
Ar:il L., 1925. S'-u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

numerous partisans whom he expected 10 meet az sooD
as his troops should land the horea and nobody ha,
declared IN ms favour On the contrary, however
rous the parties that have appeared there a fact
mat all OF them consider the Egyptian General and his
troops as enemies who must be destroyed, at least by
general effort driven from the country because their
soic ooJect so reduce ii under the Mussul-
man yoke IL likewise appears from arous reports
ioran has been grossly misied either by per
h" wished to bring him to destruction, by his own
se.s' VINO deceived themselves Getting the
VI ue enterprise which under present circumstance
never could have favourable issue. Without these
very suspicious c"unsels he would have least della,
ca ms expedition ull more favourable opportunity
respect 10 the latest position of bis troops they
occupied ON the western point of The hIorea a line
hahheu On the lett by The citadel of Mndon and on the
right by that at CofUn. This line is covered Inv on
rencfiments furnished with numerous artillery The
Egyptian troops occupied also the little islands Sanicnno
ana t.aoro'a' where they have thrown up rcdoutts.-
he CreekS where in possession of Navariuo and Castel-
49, rte snaps oil war were stationed IN the bay of orou
IL Is affirmed that Greek troops were cmbark,d on
board these vessels TO effect landing the rear oiib
rai''s lines, when the main attack should he made
from the SIDE OF Navatino In fact, affairs copnot long
mann IN their present state
IL the Greeks succeed in forcing Ibra6irn, lines il s
impossible for is troops 10 retreat for t!e ,eIs OF
Niodon and Coron recey them and his fleet has
enureiy iei The coast OF the Morea whether 10 fetch
renforcenlcnts from Candia, n be cxrosc to the
attack OF the Greek fleet, is unccI tain.
Meantime Nloreote soldiers repair in numbers 10 Ma
yarino and Caamata, the place of rendezvous for the
preeks. III is asserted that the Bey of Name who is
reconciled with the Greek Government has assumed
,he command of the corps assembled at Calaua and
mas reinforced IT with numerous body of SpartaI;s
part oil The troops that in the camp Gastoun
has traversed in Arcadia reinforce the corrs destined
to attack ibrahims army. These troops ,verc first
intended TO go to Patras, but The most uretut a, is
to drive the Egg ptians from the Moea they Iay, beep
directed TO proceed lie Nayerino.
by the last accounts from Albania, it appears that
tedsched Pacha intends to make diversion in favor of
lhraiAIn The division of his army assembled about
Darissa has marched karpeniza and thus forms the
wing OF the army posted at Patra1gik. The comnuni-
cation between that place and Negfopont is restored
since Turkish corps hasbe posted at Talanto. 1t
is reported that the Thessalian army advance 10
Saona, in order to proceed from that place to Lepano
and that the expedition against Missolonghi and iuato
liza is given up for the present.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
RIFLE RANGERS.

The Rifle Rangers commanded by Captain James
Rtchie dined at Towards Spring, with their Guests
After the cloth removed, the following toasS
given:
1. = he Day we ceebrate-May its anniversary
sound the ocsn for the overthrow ofoppresson and
the emancipation of the oppressed. Hail Columbia.
2. The United States-May the Eagle ''witf thun.
derclouds to fan her' always hover their cne and
may the States be the bundle of arrows indssouble
they are tied together. Yankee DooHe
3. The President--May his virtues and his talents
hitherto beneficial, keep pace in the administration
Of public affairs. President'S ,HarcI,.
d. Henry Clay-whose voice first reseunded from
the Andes TO the Pacific procaimDg the kindred feel
ing of North American to South American Republicans
Tyrolese Song Of Liberty.
S. General Andrew Jackson, the Hero of New Or.
leans; his deeds will be celebrated whilst rifle is
mounted. The CdmpbeIis coming.
6. The Army-We shall always appreciate the fner-
its of the late Secretary ofWar and wish success to the
present. The Hunters of Kenttcky.
7. The .Navy--May the stars o. its banner always
CLEAN softly freenen, like the star seen by the
shepherds the plains of Bethlehem; and from its con
stellaon, may the light beam; which, the polar star
conducting the mariner, will guide the beDighted ma
tions of the world to the haven Of liberty and science
The Sar-Spangted Banner
o. The immortal memory of Washington.
W0ShngtOn's Dire.
8. Generel La Fayetteville, when leading the
bands of freemen waved his and said to the rou
bled waves ofdespotsm rolling the American con-
tinent-Peace, be land there was calm.
10. General Simon Bolivar--EIs virtue adds lustre
10 his patriotism and Chivalry. Hal Columbia
IL. Gen. Sucre-The hero ofAyacuCho.
Song, Why Soldiers, Why
u. The immortal memory Of Raphael del Riego.
He fell devoted but uudeing;
The very gale his name seemed signing;
The waters murmured Of his nam
The woods peopled with his fame,
Aud the pillar, sad aud grey
Claims kindred with his sacred claw
His spirit wraps the dusky mountain.
His memory sparkles 'ei the fountain
Tue meanest rill, the mightiest river
Rolls mingliDg with his fame, FOR ever
The Jdarscihes Hymn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
CONvENTION.

we continue TO receive advices Of additional ap
pontments to the Staunton Convention. We add The
following counties TO day
Hardy-W asliington w ,lliams Jones Green Jethr,
Neville John l.. Green, VIM. Heath, John Hopcwell
John Craiger, and James Miles,
CufPePer-Richard III. Field, William Major, JOIN
Shackieord John STROLLER, jr John S. Pcndeton ant
Daniel i. Slaughter.
observation-disclosures Field Abner Adams Daniel {;
Hatcher aud Joseph Surdevant.
."eisor--Robert L. kincaid John Whitehead Charles
Perrow and James Garland.
Bedford-Calohil hIiunis, Col Jabez Leffwich
Capt, Lewis Wingfed, Juba Jourdan, Mai Isac Otev
MAJ Jesse Leftwich, Maj. VIM. Campbell and Col.
join p. Gray.
ha"ooef-ttector Davis, VIM. Star1c, Francis w.
Scott, James Underworld Boiling StarISc Renh., No
redh and John Thornton
.nadison-Daniel Field, Robert l.. Madison aud
Westiy Fry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
JUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY.


This Society dined at Mayo's Island:-Tbe DccIara-
ton OF independence, preceded by very appropr
ate remarks, was read by Mr.. WIN. Royal-and
handsome Grafton delivered by Mr. VIM. Scrymser
MIR a. q. Dabney presided the table, assisted by
Mr. Camp-After the cloth was removed the follow
ing toasts were given.
1. The day ceIebrate--Like the sun in its meri.
dian sPlendor, it shines with its own Iustre and we hail
1t with the liyelest sentiments of JOY.
Star Spongied Banner.
2 Our Countrywide birth place of Liberty the asv-
lurn of the oppressed-Nay her citizens practice the
examples set BY our ancestors. Hail Columbia.
.. George Washington-t pronounce his name and
the ideas connected with it. is TO awaken the most lively
emotions OF gratitude, veneration and respect
WashinSto1l'S Di,ge.
4. The President of the U. States-Afay his admins
tration be useful and brilliant that of his predeces
sors. PersidentS March
5. The Cabine-NTay there future administration
shine with luStre unequaled by their predecessors.
Ydnkee DoOdie.
5. The Congress of 1825--Nay they possess the vir-
tues aud principles Of that of 10
John Buips Budget of Bi,mders.
z. The Governor of Virginia-RIay his services do
honour to the Ancient Dominion.
Goper,por's .Narch
g. Jefferson and Lafayette-They shake the hands
which when they met before, grasped The pen and
sword in support of Lofltyette's dIarch.
0. The memory of the departed sages and heroes of
the revoutionhey live, for in tie tablets of our hearts
are their deeds engraven. Dead March.
10. The surviving soldiers of the Revoution-tbcy
live to the spirit of 7G continue the hearts ofthe
rising generation. .4uld Lang Sy7le.
IL. South America--We hail her as a Sister, we
congratulate her on her success.
Battle of GurmanquiAa.
IL. Crcece--We behold her struggling to obtain the
greatest boon, granted by heaven to mortals--we fer
vently wish her success.
Greeks struggling to be free.
10. The American Fair-in them we see ltnowIe ledge,
modesty and beauty combined
Lone among he Roses.
VOLUNTEERS.
oc TrJo nd &c Il
Pensman-May he find that peace and happiness amid
the rural shades of Monticello that he has been the
oil bestowiDg on this country.
Mr.. Broughsm--the firm and ndependent advocate
of civil and religious bety-Mav his efforts TO ernan-
GlPate them be appreciated by the Roman Catholics Of
Com. Perry-The Hero Of Lake Erie-May he ever
live IN the hearts Of his countrymen.
inc constitution of the state of Virginia-May the
hopes OF those who wish it amended be totally rustrat-
ed by finding majority of the people against it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
DIR. MAYORS EIT5SER

I'm cUtctua/ R|1ncdy for the Cholera Mor5us Dvsea-
te'y and inflammation IF the Bo,cels
YHNHS Invaluable Medicine, prepared the original
n recipe of the late DR.. MAYOR, the Royal COLLEGE
{" Phy~cIhhs, London offered the public by tile
sole proprietor, who has long experienced efficacy of its
beneficial qualities i'll his family; hunclreds OF
person" who have made use oi it superior
vlrufS remedy FOR the above distressing com
plants: but the proprietor Of this medicine does not think
necessary 10 Ia the mode uackery bv
anueXng list oi cures performed is willing to rest its
reputation solely on It's own merits, convinced es that
1t Will be found one of the useful FuuIv
Medicines now extant and that person can afford
IT. viii be without II. 1t has also proved unusually bepe-
lcul III all Nervous Complaints and SpasodiC Affections
and particularly III the following disorders needs only
trial 10 convince every OF lis utility Bilious Cholic
summer Complaints Head Ache, Cosveness, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion want of Appetite Nigh; Mari, Flaencirs
Heart Burn and all disorders proceeding Indigestion
or Obsti uced Perspiraon 1t mild IL operations and
may with safety be administered from infancy TO old arc
Prepared and sold, IN half pint bottles al ST 30 eQc 6y
Joseph Stanley, and sOd6g his direction at the store If
EUSTACE McNEMARA.
Or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

1IHtJINif:
At rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
chancey for the Richmond district, day of july
1895: ~
Robert &. Gibson and Amy A. B. his wife, Pts
against
Abraham fIatchel adm'or de bonis of William
Bell dec d, Archer Robinson, admor of Nathan Fawkps
decd, Richard Eppes, sheriff of Nottoway county aud
in that character admor de bors of Grandson Bay-
Iey decd, Williamson DckeTson, adm'or of Nabou Dick
eTson who ex'or OF the said Grandson BayieyS
decd, Nathan FawIkes, exor Of Gabriel Fa Wilkes dec d.
Henry NJ Watkins, acting ex or Of William S. Vena BILE
decd, Joseph 3. Ingram, William Robinson, Hezckiah
Il. Anderson, Tyre G. Bacon ad,nor Of Frances Spaim
and Richard N Bell, decd Gas sheriff of
towayO James Hardaway adm'or of Francis E. n IIar-
daway, decd, formerly Bell, Peter Grigg, ndn'or If
John Hart, Decd who formerly administrator
mis- of the said William Bell decd, William Moore
John Williamson, and Pulaskie B. Bell, DTS.
Che defendant, PUaskie r. Bell not ina wing entered his
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court bv
satisfactory evidence, that lie is uia bant Of this
country II is odeed that the said defendant appear
here the first day of the and answer the amend
ed bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, posted at
the front door of the capitol, in the said CITY,
DO Copy Teste, Nm. ". JTENINiG. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

The President of the Day--NTay he in the meridian
VI ms days be bright comet in nation and may his
tran of hIstrc remain forev uniaded.
hi -. gu invited "ues'-ihe Orator of the Day-The
oration, fully evinces his love of county,
By auother-The Richmond Junior Debatpo Soc;.
V-is object 'mprovement-May the members who
compose IT. fully realize their audable aud praise
thy intention. foi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
From he ". Y. Nut .4drocatt, Of Jay i

TWO DAYS LATER.
BY the packet ship .jUe,stor, Capt. wilson from ii
verpoo the Editor of The National Advocate has re-.
cevcd his files of London papers the 25h MAY and
Liverpool to the 9th, both inclusive
Ii any reliance is to be put the accounts from the
treeks, contained the London papers. considers bic
dissenon exists among them and the affairs OF that gal
ian people are not in So prosperous state
! led to believe by the last arrival.
! The London Courier of the Goth May, acknowledges
the receipt frank fort papers as late May I which
contain letter from syria, dated April 8, in which
stated THAT the Turks landed at Modon had given up
fe siege of Navarmo, divided themselves into
nns and penetrated eight leagues te interior of
Nessna ravaging and burning every thing in their
The intestine quarrels of the Greeks far from incing
TO Cancellation in the impending danger have broken
out with fresh violence. The Iydrots refused to put
to sea tall they received eir of pay Coiurotti
the President, had been person to HYDRA, pei suade
the captains of the ships TO sail. But at a meeting held
for the purpose Condurioti had refused To give the
captains detailed account of the eived the
English Loan, which of them in a passion fred
pistol at the Presidents brother but missed him. The
assembly broke up, and Condurotti left Iydra without
having effected any thing. 1t is unfortunately certain
that the Turks have understanding with the petty
chiefs in the Morea and if they continue to act with
union and energy while the strength of the Greeks is
broken by internal dssenons, the OF the campaign
is hardly doubtful.n
We indebted to Correspondent for the follow
ing Circular, dated
LIVERPOOL, May 81.
Account of Sales and Imports of Cotton from the 2Ist
inst. TO this day inclusive.
90 Sea Island Georgia, 2s Cd IS id; 20 stained do
! I'd Odd; ZOO Upland do, l63 49, 1920 Alabama
and Mobile, l65 1875 $40 New Orleans III 2O5
206O Pernambuco, 2l5 ga; 43O Bahia and Nlaceio
2O4 PA; $50 NIaranham 205 2li 40 Minas Novas,
1871 204; Minas Geraes, II III; Para, 1914 203 100
Demerara and Berbice, 90 90 Barbados 81; W.
India and Spanish, l64 a 10; Bahama, l61 90 40
Carthagena, 144 ,; Bourbon 10 Is; 1860 Egyp-
tan, 90 2l5 so Surat II 14b; 10 Bengal 81 II5
Total Sales 3, 100 bales-total Imports 1858.
There very animated demand for Cotton in this
market Saturday aud Monday last, and consi
derabe purchases made by spectators at rather
higher prices. The inquiry the last three four days
has been much more limited and present quotations
very similar TO last weeks except in the lower
qualities of Upland and Alabama which are Id per 10.
zils, chiefly Pernams, and 900 Egyptians have been
taken speculation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
DIED,

Al his residence, in Warren, Alb. the Goth ult Mr.
ALENANnER FRETwELI. after a long and stubborn ILL
ness which baited the skill of his physicians was an
aeci"mn'e b'othef kind husband and obligng
hour He has left disconsolate widow and numerous
relations aud friends To lament his loss Comm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM.
Secured by letters potent under The seal NE Liked SLa
COHEN,s OFFfCE, BaNtmote

u The great demand for tickets in the GRIND
STATE LOTTERY of Maryland, No, s. to be drawn
posireiy tile 9th of july continue, and will advance
price The scheme offers adventurers 0dUont0ges
the risk very Aing, blank 10 PRISE
and no prize lower than 81. The Capital Prize is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
FORTY NILouaAHTD DOMLARa.

only S. Added this, is the expedition IN drawing,
ALL IN ONE aud ceduinty olobtainrg least o. y
prize, tickets Cor two shares) the probability
ofdrayvug THREE The regulardi4tbutiun of the small
prizes every alternate number ne Lonrry, adj
vantage enjoyed by ms scheme only ticket wing
superior prize IS not restricted from drawing inferior
also.
n-r-I,hc OrFIcIA NJ drarpinr viii he ,crnirnd ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

Letters from Dublin of the 21st. May state that such
was the excitement throughout Ireland in consequence
OF the result of the Catholic question in tue House of
Lords, that the different mail coaches dispatched
with double guards from the strong apprehension of dis
turbances.