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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

.,.t exclamation Of alarn "w ',l''.;' u.
The IT. - nntll then. was not eonsclo NJ.
man, VIM h,d lell his Own room, by ior9ie 2
tail h r., ~ :, ,,e extreme peril "i MS me-
b"''l l. a. aperture of his window OBJ
me ia, across tho alley, into tne "'' IN
Iq1rp f a,' neighbours apartment lhP
q .s e. aud haa'rd Of tue venture Vas ss
dahInl', ', ere b, the windows not be-
Ef''e IT. IT., each ,ther their distance
i1S DUH. l. S than ol g feet ana Inc
.' .,', NJ Il ,l,e pavement not less than i",iy
hr'Sp 49,, on errcri,ing the Danger ne hah
Ta' ~. ., idenliaHy p-e,ped' aud his rftse u, !,
50 F's ,ren.ed quite as mach d's'"". ~
d''''f lbs From his Own accounts II
a ,. ~, that having prepared h'a's''' w
aPP'ga, a.. '.si douo 10y hrs Window /" ENJOY
bed If r.ssbing breeze Of evening, when 10 !.
i1' ,'" ',. rn,rred him with popples' and he
''"' '''p.rl.d nolhins more, "n'i' a"oNe rs
er''. .a.o,lpmaa bring called, who Fortunate
,.n.1,ed m an apartment adJ''n'ao me u
y ''' ,ean relieved them from the "nwri-
~ ~ intrusion of the noctnfnai VISITOR ny
e l",,,,ia ~ him The way to the street door
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

d ms tboashl deserving d punishment.
ior the personal ri MS of ~ iade ian Il In
neononnee by their cundu, tie stlfenec Ia
be UNJUST aud Impressive: nnlcss Indeed
tley were prepared In show that Il Is 81
and ,hut desire tn oppress rather than
punish him. dictated H. For our oon part.
we have always believed that COM Porter
Transcribed the boundary OF his duty, Ito
We equally beliese thai IN, transg,tssiao
was llyr from al mural lurPtudr, AID thu
II "as prod"ccd by his ardent zcaI f,,r tar
rights nl his country, aud fol the hono, ol
thr service of which he j. 80 conspicuous
an ornament, both OF which he thou ghi
were iino5ed Ivy the Imprisonment 81
Lieut.. Plat. We also believed iha the
present administration, whatever the Gnd
ing # the Court Marllal might BE-, could
MT consistently pu0ish him but as it has
Thought proper, perhaps correctly, 10 ac-
knowledge tacilly lis defence OF similar
conduct in Gen. jackson. 10 he dangerous
precedent, il IS rlght In relrace its steps
No occasion could arise, considering the
nature of the aggression, and by whom
and upon whom IL was made, better culrtI.
lated To- shnv its determination To guard
public law and thu rights of nations from
infringement, than the attack IN the autho-
rites Of Foxardo. Its an admirable illus
trailon Of The principle, lhat, IN this coun
try, however exalted man may be IN lNnk
ADD however beloved for his ser, ices, he
j. not above the law. We repeat, that vt
are heartily glad hcgood sense of Com
Porter PIT . check Upon the ill-timed and
,uopportune maui(, station of the yea
of bis friends. His remarks exhihts til.
elevated aad high toned feelings which may
always be expected from the hero of tn
Essex.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
,,rocYING MURDER.

,Iky.) Aug l2.-Onthe "a
'' rh,mas Wigs and Henry Wells,
g'", .''aled the Cumberland river and about
u I =. a niles b,los Eddy,iIe stopped at
o, W h.a.e of one Absaiom Stok"s, Short.
.'' 10. @ th.ir arrival, Wigs left Stokes
49," " an foot with the intention OF gong 10
.. ';'51,oJ Immediately after ms d'par-
: :" Wis said he had lost his pocket book
~. -, considerable quantity OF money, aud
I'D Wigs wiki having stolen II. wells
,.,o' employed two men to go alter "'EsH
',G', so.n overlook him aud brought htm
I'rk hui found on him neither MONEY or
".ar,stb,ok. l. was nrar dark wheh they
gg',r.rea Wigg, To Wells, who with Stokes
a,f hin an board skiff, about dark bound
I'D and foot. and rowed him ont into the
.,sr. where after beating him nnmercrfol-
l. ,hey eat OF both ears, stabbed MN IN
:" -, l,reast and thea threw hun 'ntn the ri.-
- Four DAYS afterwards, his body was
f,,od "a above mentioned. stokes
wa. immediately apprehrnded and commit
,aJ hut Wells made his escape; aud Ne
understand the grand jury at P'lncet""n
Ine found true bIli against Stokes for
muIder.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
From The TrentonlN J. Emporium.
cows

Keep no more Cows than YOU can keep
nrIl-ane cow wtll fed will produce as
much mix as two iadilirrentl, treated, aud
more butter and # the COW he urnte'ed
badly sae wlIl rarely recover, dalag thr
Succeeding summer, 81 as 10 heC"nr pro
hah'e 10 the feeder. Cows should by all
Irao' be housed il extreme Weather, and
ftHcaalI' those which give milk, or a
'''"re IN tn" quantity of milk wiII be- 'Xpe
h'oeed. Wherefore, instead of Keeping
"'"'S cows poorly fed, and bat bali Of
WEN sleoled, Sell ten, and give the remain
VIZ ten iced Ia the amount equal 10 what
"' twenty originally had; procure con-
s'u' 'iabhng Ion them, and you will fnd
u. you "' u receive quite as much milk
.'N ""uer ~ return. rs was derived from
'nr ''rnef nodc Of treating 20. Sweet
potatoes, carrots. pumpkins, and ground
VAS are unqaesitusbl, among the bet
''c'rs flood for mich cattle; they oc
JASON the milk aud butter to assume fine
"'"0r and colour, as well AZ increase of
qlDuty
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crN WII.KINsON-TEXAS.

"
W. have seen a letter from Gen. VIII
.nsoo. dated at the city al Mrxlcn, Just
-.c.iyrd by A gentleman Of this place, IN
.Licb he states, that he has procured a
x,ot (or lngt tract of land IN the Prov
'nc, Of Texas and wishes to settle il with
a body Of honest and well disposed Amer
mans The Inducements which he holds
on, 10 emi5ralts are very liberal and al
VautageonS.
The General contrmplates establishing
a Colooy, ciiberat the Bay IF Trinity, 40
miles from Galveston n. or al CrOD s Ferry
nm the Sabine River, ID miles from Ntch
in,.es. and expects 10 commence his uPe-
talions IN September next.
Gen. Wilkinson has devoted the greatest
rat If his life To the service of his native
country, aud IS now reluctantly obliged, N
HI, Old asr, To change his Allegiance, by
tuisIaimg to foreign laaa, in order tn
make PROVISION for hi, numerous tatndy.
We sincerely wish him prosperity and
happoess in bis declining years and, al
thluEh me hd1e always been opposed 10
t,r hi n mfttaation which has led hun
d,pds of American citizens 10 rmigiate Ia
Texas, W. hnpe those who nay ioin him,
may meet with better success than has
fIrn 10 the lot Of large majority OF those
rhJ have goue before them
.lhdasaS GdzeHe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
FEE VikGINLAr.
LYNcnIUl,G, SEPTEMBER ta,l,2s.

e. Ga our first page, the reader will
lind an oratinn delivered 10y Mr. P.igne,
al the city Ui Chcrlcston Itch the vanity
of the author induced him 10 circulate in
pamphlet form. II will ecrvc to .xcite the
risible faculties, if 1t be not otherwise VI
Iuahis. II is M. exactly after the model Of
" l. John Hoiiand,' of Dralotical memnry.
though in point of rnndrsty,it lrayes even
that celebrated composition in the back
gfonnd.-fhe coruseaiions of his " mental
diamonds viii certainly please onr read
ers, as according 10 his own account, they
filed the minds of his hearers with most
" exiatic rapiures" +!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

Auefiea 'p an IN ppndente lion Nj
f"r The dlinsry patt,d aiibtu toa singc
h ,m1n life. Comrt,e THIS prri"d and
What ~ have laue ~ thu TINE, i III the
rrotnnirs rolled an eriiari, illni make up
tar history II T. .,land, md Sc What Ep.
GLAND has denr in fhii Gnte. hri"r" .ou ~
hr Sweeping ph,hFpte ,,'iasl ~, ,Ini 4
mrtirans hpaa of what They iat.ud Ia de.
If lletcues has straHgltd tnb sefp, u,s
IN his er,dln -if Amrrica IN H. ffadle nt
her Independence has been sueers~i0l and
nctati"us Ia two ~ar. with England airrd.
dy We sny tnW lhi~ IN pledge uf nhHt
Hercules Will accomplish when he Is fol
grown for the conlhat i'his Ia ulai A.
mettea cualeuds Tor, AID what they moan
when tb,y say that their majority must b.
determined by the success of thetr ,lon
tlIr eXr,'ious.
The Uar in Hiia--A lriirf las been -.
cri,ed by his relatives il Bih, from MA
O0ie,r ia tie East hda tumm,ny's SCI.
zee, stating thc capture al the hmg aud
Queen of Ava Nth immense treasprt, ~ i
fort where they had taken r"ioge the na-
tive troops Suffered ereAt loss The "rt
trr's share nf prlHe uoaey ~ Lieutenant,
Is estimated al 10 OGUi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
COMMODORE STEWART.
NAVY DrPAHTME>s.v,


SIN Tcnelo-c 10 you lhr Judgment Of
the coo Martial, which the President Of
the u.Smtcs hns approved Acquiring yo0
most bouorally ri al liz clmlg,s which
ben ma,'c against YOU ard Of which
the Go,c'pnrnt has been applisrd with
you commanded The squadron n the faci-
fc. Tie number aud nature Of The char
gcs, aud the character ii those who pre-
antrd thcu, were such, that an inquiry
WAS demanded by yo,T own honour aud
the duly which the Gorrrmpnl owed To
itself, and Tie interest of the nation. The
rcault oi the Investigation bias been saiisfac-
tory Ia The rNrCutt,r---ni III h" useful Ia the
public, and houutablr 10 youtstH II has
furnished u couClu ne answer 10 public AID
10 miNair atcnsatlon, aud red, emcd you
flrnr from rrpruach IA fame heretofore
Il, M 10 your country, and hereafter III be.
come still morc precious. | an1 very re-
specially, 81.
IkI - II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

The Naval Court Marital nj Washington has
been rroleani1ed. II NOW consists oi cam.
Barron, Capf.. Cas.iu, lclshaW, Brown
1hpmrsou NudsWouh md Rodgers. ON
Monday II entered on the trnI Of Lieutenant
COMMUNICATE Jdnes kimngt, Whn cOmmen'l-
81 thu porpaisc in the West Indie IN lsl2
mud ls23. The charges arr, l. Neglect OF
Duty. >. Conduct npbrcomiug an ulhCor
aud IA srnatman, , Oppressive conduct
Further Iaaieums IN ON next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
COW. SrE. W ART.

Just been tlird, when they were FIST pro
mnlsatrd. Our readers will rccoIirct thai
they were OLA most serious cast, impugn-
iag not oily his character as an officer, bnt
as man-iuvol,jng violation of his dury
AS the representative of his government on
distant foreign station, and Il derectio0
from every principle If honor. Th So
charges, if we mistake not, were sent 10
the government, by Judge Provost, who
was, a, the moment, U. S. Agen, Al Vapa-
ralso and who IS now dead. Tat the,
arr, for the most part, untrue, and Whrnr.
vri they have the slightest tinge Of truth,
are most grossly distorted and exaggerated
| whereby actions, in themselves and in their
consequences innnccht, are made To assume
the cOlors of deep guilt, is evident, rlerel,
from the explanations given by Com
Stewart in his Defence before the Court
Martial. Ifnny man had ever reason IL
carry his hatred beyond the grave--to
heap maledictions upon the head Of an Of.
fender, even when he Is beyond the reach
ofihlury, th,t mar is Com. Stewart who,
tor more than year past, las been sub
lected 10 the isaominy Of implied guilt.
man would have permitted feelings ofpcr-
,onal rancour aud hostility IL carry him 81
far beyond the bounds of rcctltude and jus
tice, as To endeavor To destroy an ndlvidu-
/. . :. / q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

I. s EV"ruiors of tapl. Jas. L"ftwioh
v dce'd, ,,e " ~. an 1Ge,dny the 18Th day
OF OctohcI, l325, nj the late residence Of ihe
said defedcih - tltr town OF Lynehb'Tg, sell
by way 81 rnbic nuriinn, an extensive ~
sortmem 81 Dry GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. CUlLEkY, ~.
The sale u he Goutnacd from day TO fny
atile same place, i,piii completed. Tie ierins
of sale Is 10 he liberal, aud nlade known al the
time aud place of sair
SAMUEL CLAYIOR, Ears Of J1&
CHisWELL DAbNEY, ! l. .hHic6 dee.
sept. - 2awtdslf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
CRnwD grR-r KoTTIlnsg

OF Maylnud-@to he dfowu by the improved
mode fDdd mud rrrH sgfiem) SECURED 10y lei
ter, phfrnt hom ia, uniied .stnlos Md under
The snpefutcndon'e 81 the Comm ssloiers
appointed - Gavrtnsr aud Council -
Ihn Aphnln IN be rnmnlniel
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$50 TI. .AKLENACO.

All orders from the country, post pnid, reeei-
we'd with plensurc and attended 10 with tho
sarlc pnnclunl Attendance a3 II ON ltcrsenul
application. Sept s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
Quantico Canal Lottery 1th class,

10 be drown op ne IN dag Of Notember aeIt.
and t1tished IN a ftm minutes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
MARSHAL'S SALE.

10y virtue of of vendion exponas directed,
I'D will be exposed public SALE at the house of John
Parker in Milford the Goth day of May, at 10 O'Clock,
Ia tract Of land situate in Sussex county, opposite 10
1.-THE village of Milford which erected large two
story brick house, wharf and granary, with sundy out
buildings, story frame house, carriage shop, and
other small dwellings, adjoining lands Of Samuel Radc,
George Black and others; containing one hundred acres,
more less.
Aso--a tract OF land situate in Cedar Creek hundred.
|couny aforesaid about four miles from Milford adjoining
lands of Joseph Hudson the hers OF Nathaniel Hay and
Iothers containing four hundred or less Being
seized and taken in execution the property OF ileiy
Hudson at the suit of Abraham Moses Admrs. and to be
lsold by JAMES BEobsoN' .hafsha.
Marsha's Office;
Wilmington, May 1, 1926. 45-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

WAS stolen from the stable of the subscriber miles
w below Smyrna the Dover road, Kent county,
Delaware in the night of the 9th inst dark bay or brown
horse Is hands high, % years old, ros short and
Little stiff and goes well IN harness. He rather longer
bodied horse than common and has some small white
spots about his back occaoned by the sig saddle hind
fleet whie his shoulders have recently been CALLED up TO-
wards his withers and not entirely well: he has
small white spot and the front edge OF hs under
p productivity his tail is locked pretty Short and
IS small he was slod when taken away The above
reward will be given for the apprehension of the offender
and recovery Of the horse Ten Dollars will be gwen
returned to the owner and all reasonable charges paid by
| ROBERT REGISTER.
! 5th mo. (NIay,) 9th, 1926. 45-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

DAN AWAY from the employment OF Mr.. Samuel w
Woodland, Kent County, Saturday night last, a Me-
GRO LAD belonging to the estate Of William Reddins
His name is SezveN between and eighteen years
old is about feet inches high, dark complexion Had
ON when he went away, mixed grey kersey roundabout
jacket drab kersey and wool hat is believed
he went in company with eight nine other blacks and
has made his way the state of Pennsylvania lhe ano
reward will be given for the recovery of said boys and al
reasonable charges paid if brought to the subscriber
George Town Cross Roads, Kent County, Maryland.
DANIEL JONES, 3dnr.
May S, 1925. 45-4p q H1Nam Asaa'Hs'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10

ALMANAC.-Though the printers boy has
accommodated US with rain and high tides, as they
actually fell out, the beginning of this month,
K May as may be seen in the Almanac printed in
this place. yet do not find that he says any thing
|of high winds about or between the 18th and goth
LOT the same month however conclude that it may
have been partly guess work with him; for have
for long time past been instructed to expect windy
weather when several of the planets are in corunc
ltion at the same time, I'm Observer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
Cheap BOOT, SHOE and HUNK Stores,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
.,1anxrr n So, q 100, STREET

either of the above stands the public will at all times
IN find complete assortment ofMens Womens, Misses,
Boys and Chrens Leather and Morocco Doors and Shoes
Ladies' Silk, Valencia, Kid, Everlasting, and PruheiIa
Shippers made in the most fashionable style, Of te best
materials, and by choice workmen.
1000 pair of Coarse Shoes and 500 pair of Lace Boots,
markably low.
An assortment of Ladies' and Chdrens Eastern made
Morocco and Kid Shoes, from so 10 go per pair
Orders supplied on the most liberal terms Tor c-sh or
Iacceptances. V. MNEAL sun.
N. b. A general assortment of Travelling and lair
Trunks Wilmington, May 9, 1925. 45-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10

We have frequently heard it remarked that the
citizens OF Wilmington are extremely backward
about encouraging any public entertainments, how
ever rational and innocent. One is now offered to
them by Mr.. WELLEs, of description that the
most conscientious need not scruple to patronize
and we sincerely hope that the responsibility, taste
and fashion, Of his audience this evening" will com.
pletely reute the censure which has been brought
against our citizens.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
NOTICE

YENo the Stockholders Of the Philadelphia, Dover and
Il Norfolk Steamboat and Transportation company.
You are hereby n0licd, that meeting Of The Stocks
holders of the Philadelphia, Dover and No folk Steam b.
and Transportation Company will be held AT Dover Oh he
3ist May which time Fifty dollars each Share uf sand
Stock, required 10 be paid and the Stockholders so
Assembled, will iavs power elect Directors, make
byeaws, and to do all which tie Stockholders ca do
acco ding to their chatter
.lpra @6, 1925
John Burton, Jonathan Jenkins,
Nathaniel smhers, John Cumnns,
e. +. Comegys, II. NJ. ingcy,
Joseph 6. Rowland, w. w. Morris,
Wesley MDowel, Levi Walcott,
John Reed, George 4. Fisher,
John Nj. Clayton, Jacob Boone, Jr
John Bell, Jonathan NJ Gilderseye.
jonathan w. Mifin, Warner AIit1in
Manove Hayes, Daniel w. Croker,
John Cowgirl jr. Commissioners.
4j--bf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
srT .Noac is the time to preserve gear Teeth.
ID. CASS,
SURCEON, DENTIST, &c.

UNIFORMS the ladies and gentlemen OF Wilmington and its
vicinity that he will wait upon them at his room, at
the house of Mrs. Anderson East High street. few doors
below Smiths HOTEL their own houses, tor The sPsc"
of few weeks in the line ohls profession. lie performs
every operation on the teeth and gums remoy
ing with care fixed tartar He cleans, separates and poi
isles teeth without iniurng the enamel His confidence
in his unrvaed mode OF extracting TEEN, IS uh'Mhshed'
nd M one can wan, confidence, after submitting TO
trial lie extracts broken and decayed teeth roots and
stumps that have been JARED Of without injury 10 the
nsefl - sound teeth without pain the operation; in
ser,s artificial teeth in neat and durable manner; regu-
laes chldrens teeth and gives any advice on the teeth
n a ne keeps powder for the teeth which whiens
tbem and is very beneficial the gums lie requests those
w. any Of his services to cali the course Of ,he above
mentioned time, he will leave town at the expiration OF H.
May 10. It'll
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
COMMUNE ALTON.

COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr.. WELLES, Professor of Rhetoric, will deliv.
er Review OF the celebrated Mr.. Owens New
System Of Society, together with specimens Of
Oratorical Reading, &c. in the Ep. Lecture Room,
this evening, to commence at early candle Light
Citizens are generally invited to attend. collec-
ton will be taken up at the close.
D7eMR. WELLES' testimonials, from Literary
Gentlemen OF the first standing in the walks of taste
and science, in most Of the popuous cities in the
United States, show, that they consider him the
best speaker known in this Country: and we hope
that our citizens will give him their patronage.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
{'oMMUNICATEp.

Mr.. Watchman-- Please to beg the Corporation
for the love OF mercy TO have the stones, rotten
logs and rubbish, removed from before your door,
and from the gutter on the opposite side oi the
street. After working hard all day, and then walk"
ing in dark night TO your office Tor the Watch
man to anuse ne, it Is intolerabe to have 10 return
with BROKEN Sims.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10

D,idends-The Bank of Chester County, per cent,
payable on demand.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia, 3per cent
payable after the 18th inst.
Mechanics bank of the city and county OF Philadelphia
81 per cent payable after the 18th inst.
lhiaIelpha Bank, % per cent payable after the I'm
inst 80,
Bank Of Germantown per cent payable after the lot
inst. :,
Bank Of the Northern Liberties, four per cent payable
after he 18th inst :,
Commercial Bank of Pennsy vana q per cent payable
after the 18th INST
s:huylk Bank per payable after the IL inst
Bank OF Delaware County, per cent payable after the
18th inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
AT baltimore, on Friday.

The alterations in the Baltimore market, since
our last, are trifing.
Coffee, w. /. common. has advanced; it is quot
=, "a ,o II cts; Cotton and Cotton Yarn are the
'ao. as our las, quotations. Flour has advanced
sum sun CITY is at $50 SIS. The principal holders
a oIr q dolls. Wheat has also advanced white is
ss,inp for 11Oal,15; red, 1,o6a liz. Whiskey,
,s, pr. has experienced rise Of cts (: it is now
letter received in Baltimore, dated Valparaiso,
1an o. says So The wheat is very fine and album
dam, in this country this year, and some few mills
nroduce -four equal to your New York Grand Ca
nal They will soon be able to supply the whole
coast much cheaper than we can bring It around
Cape Horn. The country is Tiled with British
goods"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
Commercial Bank of Delaware.

T1SHE Directors OF this Bank have this day made vend
of stock, of One Dollar per share for the las months
(which vii be paid to the stockholders their legal rep
resentayes at Smyrna Milford the may be- any
thine after The goth inst. By order Of he Hoard.
May 5, 1895. Ait S. IL. HODSON, Cashr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10

Fire.-About three O'Clock on Monday afternoon
fire broke out in stable in the centre OF the block
oil buildings bounded by Third, Brown and John
streets, and Poplar Lane in the Northern Liberties
Philadelphia; and IN short time destroyed aoon'
twenty buildings, among which were three o''ck
and four frame houses on Third street; five comb
manufactures in the rear, and number OF small
frame houses. Two persons fell from the root OF
house during the ire: one of them was killed and
the other seriously injured.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
TOMORROW.

lgHNfIE of Truo Hundred and SeUey-tree Thousana
Il Seuen Hundred and Sirty Doars, will be distributed, by
Drawing of the Grand Union Canal Lottery 10th Class
which will take place in the City of Philadelphia lew
chances for the $4,000 prize, may be had speedy app.
cation is made at Ro6insons Office, los Market street.
Wilmington, Mays As
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
r. WILLISTON.

DlED-At his residence in Brandywine Hundred, Oh sun
lay last Mr. THOMAS BEESON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-10
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday.

Since our last no material changes have taken
.,.os in the Philadelphia market. Flour, sup. is
pp"o,.d at SIS 6,OO-sses Corn has advanced
IN country is bringing AZ 46 lower do. 81 40
Wheat. same as our last. Rye whiskey Is 26.
Hay. brown sugar, 1000 1925.