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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.

yHyHE Subscriber, DocTon OF MEDICINE and PRAcrIcAL
" CHEMIST respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
OF Wilmington and lis vicinity, tina, lie has common
ced the Practice OF Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware in the house opposite Mr. Henry
HOPES e Goa Linder Ydrd-sheIe he prepares the fol-
lowing Medicines: The Sulphate Of Qunine. This med
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
covered for tie of Agues Remittent aud Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Bsamic Restorative for dis
If the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
hthlsic and medicine which will effec,ualy cure the
NOS distressing Headache, matter how long its contn-
may be. lie also cures the Tooihache in
minutes, without making OF any of the roding ACIDS
red hot iron, plugging the ,eeth with gold leaf
sheet lead fine medicine he makes Of will preserve
:he teeth for Years He prepares Tooth Powder that will
"hien the tech, be they fack from taking med
any other cause. DIR p. prepares Eye Water
that Will remove all nfamnaons trom the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some of them
cripples for years from it Names signatures do
require, as see is too much the with qnackery.
From my practice of medicine and nv experience aud
knowledge Of chemistry am able to exract medicinal
girnes contained IL ANNALS vegetables and minerals and
apply them for the diff diseases the constitutions
ot people may want hem Persons afflicted with Cancers,
i they make timely Application, can be cured.
There Is m. dlcne Sold by the of Svaim's Pana-
sca, which did not hear OF until saw Mr. Swams adver
ti,enet, somt few weeks past. then called OF
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke
them respecting tive pahaeea, and inoi med them that
mad the authors "oiks Who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases All
The gentlemen spoke 10 the subject said they were
certain that MIR SWAIN not the inventor Of the medi-
cAe he man ti;n lseh.eo me fahacea was OF the
sreates chemists that Europe p oduced and is dead near
hnd cd years; and his writings difficult to be had
That Mr.. Swain has got some part of his works. or some
gave him receipt from the work, have no doubt
o. have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of The rANACEA, which will sell al dollar per bot
lie by The dozen, and dollar and fifty single
D. Z, prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots, Erup,ions and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin He also prepares
Save that Will take Corns by the roots from the
and not give the leas sensation of pain.
Athlete e.
that ia curab!e if they pleased to call on me- shah b
ended 20 with the strictest pinctlaity.
JAS PURCELL, NJ ID. & p. G.
Wilmington Del Jan 20, 1896. 18-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
EAGLE HOTET.,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
MRS. 60 N1WRgIH1o

HAVING removed to the above Establishment recently
occupied by Mr. Henry Steele, is ready to receive
and entertain travellers and others who may favor her with
their custom and from her knowledge of business anRd
to please she aters herself that visitors the Hotel
will have of regret and they may assured no
effort shall be wanting to render the establishment every
way worthy of the high character it has hitherto sustained
She confidently hopes 10 retain the custom of her late
predecessor doubling that consideration of her re-.
cent misfortune and loss by Fire. will induce generous
public to grant her share OF their patronage and support
Attached to the building commodious sabing, &C.,
where horses and carriages will be taken of by care
full attendants.
The Mail Stage for Dover and the Peninsula leaves the
Hotel every .fonday, Wedesdoy and Friday at O'Clock,
A. and Stage for Wilmington departs every morning.
Sundays excepted Seats in either Of the above may be
taken at the Bar.
Travellers wishing to take passage in any of the Stages
or Steam Boats from New Castle, and DESTROYS OF leaving
their horses and carriages may depend having every
attention paid to them until their return.
New Castle, December 49, 1925. Sgt
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For IlENI,.

AKD possession gwen on the 25,h Of Sd mo- (March)
~ Eek, The HOUSE and STORE, with the Stabling,
Carriage House, Garners and lot OF ground situated 1t
Head Of sassafa present in the OCCUPANCY Of Aaron
Daniel For ,ertus apply 70 DAVID SMITH,
No. GO, Market ST. Wilmington.
LIST mn. IS. 16-,f
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NOTICE.

FEVE coparnershp of the Undersigned heretofore ira
ding under the firm of Kean q Ohuer at Cantwels
BRIDGE Newcastle County, Delaware, has dissolved b,
agreement. All thuse indebted to said firm either BY
Bond Mole, Book account are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment to VIM. Kean, at Middelownas no in.
diligence need be expected. WIN. KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER
Middletown, 18th Dec, 1925 9-2m
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b.. c'.s'1' PoN'ps FoR SEE at his nr'ee
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FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

WEN families Immediately wanted in Cotton Factcy
Persons acquainted with the various branches Of spN
ming, and Power loom weaving preferred. Apply TO-
further particulars. 10 JOIN r. BRINCNl-E.
Wilmington, Del ian. 9, l9f e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

ENOR the cure of colds, coughs asthnas, approaching
Il conspons and all diseases of the breas, and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE No. lilo, Market-seet, Viii.
naIn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
. Fortunes Homes Forever

Fortunes Homes Forever
No. 80, & 217, Market Street, Baltimore.
0 W. C. CONNIE does himself the pleasure Of present
ing his kind friends and patrons the scheme
Of the first Lottery to be drawn this CITY, which is the
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
Of Mary land, No. . wherein ne anticipates with liberal
couragement usual have the satisfaction OF dlstrbu
ling among Adventures, large proportion Of the capital
prizes.
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
prize of 100000; Of $4,000; Of 10000 100000
of 600 Is OF 000 10 500; so of 100 100 OF So
100 Of 90, 500 If -; l0500 Of 10.
Amounting in all to the splendid sum Of
S30e, 900.
rhe whole to be finished drawing only, which will
positively take place WEDNESDAY The 18th February,
1885, under the superintendent OF the commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor and Council
MODE OF DRAWING.-The numbers will be put into
Mt wheel as ustal-and in another wheel w be put the
ng to progress ~ The usual manner The l0500 Prizes of
$40 a be awarded TO the Tickets the Numbers Of which
end Wit, the terminating figure OF either of the Three first
dawn Numbers from the wheel of different examinations
TO ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We will suppose Number 1U10l TO be first drawn No.
Then every Ticket in the Lottery eons with the figure
~ will be entitled prize of $40; then suppose No.
ending with (o) will also be entitled prize If S10-and
like manner, suppose that No Si,ilS, be he In drawn
number from the wheel, then each Of the ickets the
scheme ending with the figure (8) will ns b. entitled Il
prze !" slU, IN addition to any other prize they may have
u await
PRIZES payable in cash 90 days Ter the raa np sub
| itc 10 The usual deduction Of IS per cent.
Ticket, S2Half S6-Quarter, S. .O0--E Eighth 81 so
Tickets and shares for sale the greatest variety Of for
! tunae num5eIs at
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PROTECTION.

Delaware Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front s Second
NHIs Company has commenced Insurng against Loss by
Fire, and inland transportation goods with capital
OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors are now ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire. on every
description of Buildings in generals Merchandise; Ships
i'll PORT and their Cagoes; Household Furniture and 9th.
er personal property against loss damage by in
land transportation ofgoods merchandise and
try produce.
Terms of insurance win be as favorable as any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in the
so!dy Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CoRsELus d. BLANEY Agent to survey property to be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle
Directors.
| William Chandler, David C. Wilson.
| John Patterson, Joseph G.. Gipin,
David Bush Joseph Grub.
| WILLIAM SEAL, President
DANIEL BYRSEs Secretary
Wilmington, Shine (May,) 90, 1925. 49,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08


Hleu = Waurrer from homo,
ffeasr ia chillhaos he sporfed,
r. saIs lponcd 20 roam
From Ne .rrpr. he paee eosrted
Wv 4ria,nl Ohio onre btea1
Ilro,- vc.ur, hat asnken
4 sat. 10 sAe All sirnasi
% lite.E.i'e turssken
Al hsv sadly he iiroods
o. .acn srene ilai delighted
Q'e. thr chase thro' the nnn'la,
Orsh~ irsrsd that fflsileJ
lie renrmtrsrce low sal
OF his schoni.bpy ditersious
OfthAse pleasures he bud
In i,ss yusihiul excursion
Aud nov, baif jelig bled.
lie aealn call 10 MUD
The va~s that .re pligtteJs
When his Margaret wa kind ;
Thuse wing q moments, how blest'
A., how prolific ot bis,
When bali yielding, lie pfest
Her, and snaiched the fond kiss
But nl,s! those bright hoprs
Which his youth "nee nIlny'1l
Like inltss >rring.heners
Are faded aud drsruy'd
His iair sky wears Il gloom
Even sweet tiope is feprest
And he signs tor the lon,b.
The land home OF he dlsirest.
COS hOPoLtfE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08
Extract Of a letter from Washington, !

sfDf1 ~
THE Duel is still the theme Of CONVEX
salinn. Some little circumstances respect
ing it, are mentioned, which will give yon.
One of the prelminares to the meeting
was that neither party should, in the inter.
val, take the benefit of practice, in the use
of the pistol. The ground FIST designated
AS most convenient was on the Maryland
SIDE but Mr.. Randolph, though he had no
objection to fight in Maryland, would IA
lIier, he said, die in Virginia. The inien-
tion of the parties was strictly concealed-
Mr. Adams heard of it, accidentally, about
two hours after they went out. Mfs. Clay
hid not the slightest intimation oft, TIL af
ter h.r husbands return. Mr.. Randolph
wore, on the ground, long fiannel gowo,
which WAS cut near his right hip, by Mr..
Clay second fire. After the reconcilia-
tion, Mr. Randolph, pointing to the rent,
jocularly remarked" Mr.. Clay, you owe
mr. new gown" 81 am happy, Sir, re-
piled Nlr. e. | am no deeper in your debt"
Hele, as elsewhere, Mr. Clay's resort has
been approved by some, crnsured by o.
theirs, and by others again ridlcnled.
Prov. finer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

| Subscrlption Papers. -Th. following
decision OF tourt IN Rhode Island - i'm
purtant. Many per-ons have been lmpps-
I'd upon hy the -prci0ns a d dazzling pros
pectusses, circulated for thr subIlcl,tidn oi
new works. which productions when they
appeared have been found ~ correspond III
no degree with the previous ann"upcr-
mcnt, and frequently IN be hb-o!utely
worthless. Yet the Subscribers have gem
orally considered thai insoinach as they
had entered their uames, they Mere bound
TO pay for and receive them +" with all their
imperfrctiuns." The Subsequent casr de-
tailed ia the Rhode Island American,
shows that he who undertakes To publish
is as firmly bound to fulfil his part vi the
contract as he that subse lbes.
At Justice Court held at the State
House in Newport, X. |. on the Sd inst.
an action was tried, brought by Fenny vs..
Eddo, for the amount Of subscriptions to Il
certain "new and complete Biographical
Dictionary, containing the lives and char
actrrs of $1,000 persons of all countries, &
Il sketch of living characters" The ground
of objection on the part Of the defendant,
was that the volume did not correspond
with the terms of the prospectus. That
instead of of giving the lives, or even prom
inent incidents, of the lives of eminent
characters, il gave in many parts, only the
date Of birth aud death that it was deftc-
tive and erroneous, aud instanced the date
of Perry's death; and the manner
Of Mural's massacre. That the paper
was poor, and the binding too slight TO ad
nit of its being useful book, e,en for re-
terencc--and that the promised FONTS
piece of 90 portraits was altogether decep
tive, containing IN no INSTANCE any thing
like likeness.
The plaintiff argued that the book was
we'll bound and printed it did
contain the requisite number of notices l.
sketChrs-that no Subscriber could have
expected the whole lives Of 10. 600 charac-
fers in a dnodeclmo volume Of 400 pages.
That il Was what the prospectus purport-
ed il 10 be, Dictionary, and that il con
tanned notices Of all distinguished men
from Adam (for he had looked no fnrther)
down 10 the present day. From Confu-
cius {" the Chinese Philosopher down to
Logan, (" the American Savage and that
the plaintiff had confal med in all things
TO the prospectus, aud that it was a cheap
book at the price asked.
The Court, in giving its opinion, said
that the book did not answer the descrip-
ton given in the prospectus-it was slight
" and insuilicienlly bound--was defective
in aits--ln many instances instead Of
fun biography Of individuals, it contain
ed the brief rptaph Of 'bors and died.
naming the years--that the case was in
the nature of a contract, and both parties
nere bound to fulfil it. judgment was az
cordingly giyenfor the defendant with cost,
by which decision, it is stated, about Ioriy
subscribers in Newport wnI escape ,nposi-
non.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

Senate .3n.cdote.--On Monday Last, says
tbe Al.x .udria Gazeitr, While the bnl Tor
the relief Of Amssa Stelsun, was pending
IN The senate, Mr.. Noble Of indiana, ROSE
III MAXI a mu,inn, and had actually cum
menerd his address To the Chair, when the
Wee President turnrd his head aside, AID
entered into conversation with Que of the
Senators. Mr.. Noble patiently waited I'M
Ill the tete-a-tete was ended, and then re.
marked "The Chnir has got through loith
It's private business, ,eH proceed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

ar appellate authority only. Did you ever
hear of any thing noe absurd Depend
upon il, sir, If the Wee President had MT
felt plehsure, IN listening to the situpera-
tive senrriity aud malignant drawings of
this half formed piece If mortality. ne
would have placed different construction
upon tn. rules: he would have f"ho..d
the exanpl. of all his prcdrcrssdts, and
have ordered thr ind.cornus ,iodtoi of tn.
dignity If thu S.ualr, ~ take his seaf.-
Bui have ALREADY esirndrd tins letter To
an tntrdnat. leusth. have sui, ho~rs.
~, nurh morr Ia say 10 You on this sub
jeri. and hall take an carly opportunity If
writing To yuu again. Yours uulN sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

making Che can, 10 write down the words
considered 60 be out II order, which he
declined to do. Mr.. X then proceedrd,
and read resolution. aud gave notice that
he intended y move il in rase the one un-
de- discussion was indefinitely postponed.
The resolution VAS thea laid upon the Ia
biz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

der The management of Mr.. Gilfert, and
which 1t is said. will be completed and 0.
prnrd in September next. The font of the
building is tn be 76 feet in breadth, to be
built Of marble, with stately porticos
the depth of the boldine is 10 BIZ i63 feet.
The spot chosen is Il beautiful one.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08
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E'GEXA AZ = 9


- OF Jeys deIaned,
>srsrf - rrtGrn, hos painful tie fel'e"'
a~auc~ biAih.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

Splendid 1henire--It is stated in III,
New York Mirror and LAdIe,' Literary
Gazette, that the Bulls Head pra
perry has been purchased for the I,ar-
pose Of erectiog "a Theatre. 10 be On.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

a Young Rogue. sum of $1,000,
which had hrru taken from letter de-
posted IN the New York post Office on the
cath ult. addressed To the Cashier of the
N. England Bank at Boston, has been re-
covered The theft has been ix upon a
tad of - years of age, employed az an as
slstant by one Of thG letter earn iers of the
New York office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

Mrs. Shelley, the widow Of Percy Bys-
che Shelley, has lately published novel
entitled the " Last Man." which is attract
Ing much interest among the literary cir.
cles in Lonaon. Her two principal cha
racters, Ray Dund and Adrian, IRE model.
led from Lord Byron, and her late hus-
band.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

This is faint sketch of Mr. Randulph
lha'e given you nothing that he did not
say, but have necessarily omitted much
that he did say, because II is impossible for
any memory 10 retaia all the uncontrolled
dlsjOnted, gallamatias of mountehank.
He must have been llltla intoxicated be-
fore h" sat d0wn-at least he drank enough
Of broDn stout during his exhibition to nave
affected the head ofany common man, who
had eaten nothing fortrn hours. You will
naturally ask, after reading this outline of
the most dsorderly, offensive and sculilous
speech delivered Ia any legislative body
You will naturally ask, say, if the presid-
ing officer ofihe Senate did not call him 10
| order. No: he did not. MIR, Calhoun,
you know, as the only apology he could
offer, for having so repeatedly suffered the
body over which he prestdes-or rather
Mhnse chair he. fIIs-to be disgraced, by
the most unprecedented violations Of deco
rum, and common decency, affects to con-
s,rue the rules OF the senate as giving him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-21

they are not capable yet of receiving and eyer:
cising all the forms Of republican government
how will they be able 10 go harmopiouslv ,bro'
this complicated system which must olive rice
necessarily to conflicting interpretations fatal
in an infant nation?We think that he would b,vc
done much better, to copy our tried and palmer
forms. l ne censors seem to US most unne-
cessary and preposterous addition. In one
point OF view they are dangerous; in another
ridiculous. For instance, SO consien usurners
to eternal MANY if not nugatory right. NAV
be readily perverted 10 the worst purposes
They may have different notions oftusurpa,iou,
from other people; and, if usurpers can be cen.
demned by courts ofjustice, that will be infamu
enough Such offences need no 'ceusors' % dark
en- their blackness or increase their deformit9
AS to decreeing public honors, to the living
or the dead, that might be done Just as well BIZ
the other houses. So, indeed, might all their
functions, and be better done. They are 81.
pernumerary, and instead Of promoting the Ca
sy march OF government, they will be an impel
lment. 1t we are not mistaken in our orophe-
cy, they will, one of these days, either stop the
wheels Of the political machine, or be gradual
ly expelled from among them, and sink into {?
sinscure and contempt. The former effect WI!
be produced if they have the power to punish
as we'll as censure, and execute the dictates o.
their opinions, caprice and prejudice; the latter
If they have not such authority And then they
will less resemble Legislative body, than
conyenlicle Of old gentlcwomen, met TO Sian
der their neighbors and find fault without ,aa
power Of amending.
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PRINTED AND ruBLIsHED,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1895.

Messrs Editors-By publishing the annexed
Act Of Congress, for the information OF those
whom it may concern, you will oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
I'm .4ct concerning The District and Ierrtfor'ai
Judges Of the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States OF Anne
RIGA in Congress assembled, That hereafter 1t
shall be incumbent upon the District and Ter
ritorial Judges Of the United States. 10 reside
within the Districts and Territories respectively
for which they are appointed; and that IL shall
not be lawful for any Judge appointed under the
authority of the United States, to exercise the
profession or employment of Counsel or At;or-
ney, or to be engaged in the practice of the law
And any-person offending against the inJunc-
tion or prohibition Of this act, shall be deemed
guilty Of high misdemeanor.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
w. H. CRAWFORD,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
December Is, 1912.
Approved:
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From the National Gazette.

Mr. James, author of British Naval Histo-
ry, which, as far as il treats of the naval bat
ties between American and British vessels,
was abundantly refured, some time ago, in one
or more OF our public Journals,-has Just pub
lished second edition Of his mendacious work.
This edition is reviewed in some Of The num-
bers of the London Morning Chronicle for the
las, week in October, in spirit of remarkable
candour and impartiality. We cannot resis,
the temptation 20 copy the following common
tary from the Chronicle
"Nothing can be more delusive, not to say