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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

as SO 70 2S y
And that the said numbers we're drawn IN the order 10 ,,i
they stand above; that ay No. S. was the first that VS.
drawn; No 49, was the second; No. 49, was the third; No
81 was the fourth; and No 7, the filth and last
witness our hands, at Richmond, this 9Th of lecemi,.-
PEFER J.. DANIEL.
J BROCKENBROUGR,
JAMES kiJgLLYTS,
WH III. FfIZWHYLASOTR
EDuD ". ROoTES
From the preceding it ,sili be seen ,i,,
oers were drawn from the wheel for determining prize. ~
the Dismal Swamp Caua LOTTERY, Fourth Glass with the order
which they drawn; and the Managers have he hoDr
to announce to Tue public the following the result.
The Tickets tphh drt7r the sir Highest Fries ere s
foNowing.
That bavius on IS, s., 49, the order here specified +.
TO- 80 - entitled 90 $4,000
Tha, having on 80, IS, %, in , order entitled to oOl
Tia; having 49, So, ~, li, order entitled 10 5000
That having on 50, 10, IS, this order entitled to 5000
That having on 10, 50, So is hi, order, entitled 1000
That having Oh 49, 81, S. IN this order, entitled 29o
The twelve tickets which drew prizes Of 900 are those
having them The 3D. Sd, and 4, be Sd, 4h, and h
Plumbers drswn ~ some Que Of their several orders
biuaicn aud permmauu, viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-16

~ RICHARD BOOKER, respectfully announce, TO the
citizens of Amelia, that he candidate their election
10 represent them IN their Stale Legislature.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
FOR The wATcHMAN.

4 MISREPRESENTATION CORRECTED.
It must be very pleasing 10 every true Democrat
c Republican, as well as to every honest man o
any party, to observe the arts and contrivaoces o
Mr. Harkcr and the friends OF Mr.. MLane, Ia
cndeayor 10 secure his -elecon-for there must
be serious doubts 10 the minds of his friends, o
bis success, when they resort to vile misrepresen
tations to ensure but discerning and enlight
ened public cannot be imposed upon always; the
cloven foot will discover itself, and an honest peo.
pie will shrink from the monster.
! The Delaware Gazette of the 5th inst, In the
editorial column, under the head of Representative
to Congress-" speaking of the favorable opinion
expressed by Mr.. Miner, of Mr.. MLane, says
The opinions expressedby MIR. Miner correspond,
We believe, with the sentiments of nine tenths Of
the people of Delaware, and were ably and gene.
rously enforced by large number of the Demo
cratic party IN our State, by memorial to their
ferees, previous to their late nomination of cand
date OF their own in opposition to MIR. M'Lane. We
believe, moreover, that the nomination which they
have made, is with no expectation and from no de-
sire, In the great and respectable body Of the party
to defeat his electon-but from an impression that
other parts OF their ticket needed a congressional
nomination to aid them, however nominal in its
character or hopeless of success it might be" That
the foregoing is an artut political trick, the fol.
lowing statement of facts will show. The memo.
rial spoken Of, that was presented to the Democrat
ic conferees, at Dover. had the large number of 43
names to it; confined with few exceptions, TO
Chistiana Hundred; and number OF these have
since acknowledged that they were deceived; tina,
they signed 1t without having time to read it, and
from being impressed with belief that it related to
the next presidential election, some object dffe
rent from the real ore. The conferces examined
the memorial, but discovering its object to be dia
metrically opposite to the will and wishes of the
whole Of the Democrstic party part Of the signers
OF the petition excepted) they gave permission to
the petitioners to withdraw the petition and went on
TO nominate, unanitnously DAVID HAZARD for
Governor, and DR.. ARNOLD NAupAIN for Repre-
sentative to Congress and far as could be ascer
tanned, the people were so unanimous q. in
their wish that these two men should be selected
and the conierec. appeared perfectly certain of their
success-judging from the sentiments of the people
from every part of The state. With respect to the
nomination Of Representative being made to aid the
rest OF the ticket that is the very contrary Of what
the active advocates and ,igners OF that memorial
maintained
Now, the facts stated, and the public can Judge
Tor themselves, how much credit ought to be attach
ed to the statements of our opponents, Wlto seem
to know great deal more than euer happened But
perhaps they inspired Is it by the good euil
spirite 0NE OF THE LATE CoNFEREEs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

| We have already announced the adjournment cs
the American Congress OF Deputies to meet again
IN the neighborhood of .Nerico, (ony few miles
distant from that city, II appears that this adjourn
ment was not without good reason. OF the few
persons assembled, Mr.. Daaokins, the British Com.
missioner to Panama, had lost, by death, both his
Secretaries. That shore is more fatal to the lives
oil vlslters than even the coast of Africa is to the
whites. The Commissioner of the King of the
Netherlands had gone 10 Vera Cruz, TO be nearer
the place OF reunion But, if he stays long there,
the late OF the two British Secretaries will almost
certainly osertake him-the climate of Vera Cruz
ocng as fatal to strangers as that of Panama.
we are glad that the place of assembly has been
chanRed; Tor, now. our Commissioners may attend
the Congress without the apprehension OF finding
graves IN foreign land-of having their eyes clio.
sed oy foreign hands The amented Mr. ANDER.
SON Tell martyr to the climate, and we should be
sorry to expose any more Of our valuable citizens
10 sucn hazards. Nat. Intel.
The Frgate Potomac &as about four years since
hauled up on an inclined plane, constructed ior the
experiment, at the Navy Yard in Washington On
Thursday last, she was launched again. without ac-
cidcns.
The criminal court Of New Orleans, on the 7ia
OF August found true bill Of indictment for murder
against z. B. Canonge, for killing T. Prevail, in
duel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

TO Co,respondeats-A communication signed Hldepeu-
dent Obserze relating the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal has been received. There are some personalities
in il that consider sufficient for not publishing
It. To the author and all other writer's on the sub
ect take this opportunity to observe that we have
solved publish any thing preiuiical TO this Canal
unless the authors attached, he willing give
IN We consider that have the very best for
adopting his course the people Of this neghborhood
were opposed the Of the Canal and every thing
said in the pap here, the subject, is treated the
production of disappointment and jealousy. If things
MOI going right the Canal, it is matter between the
contractors and stockholders; and presume the latter
had any doubts this subject they would feel sufficiently
Interested inquire into the business. We infer from
their silence that they generally satisfied with the
in which the work is done, and with the progress that
is making Should opportunity occur viii state
views more fully on this subject, TO the 9 Observer
The gentleman who furnished with copy of The
sMomorial to the Democratic Conferees at Dover" will
please accept thanks for the favor There 42
sisners and voch for than half Of them,
that they will support The Democratic Nomination. III.
deed, of them have come out publicly in this Ho-
rogh and declared that they of the deep
laid design of this petition they would not have affixed
their signatures 10 it,
We have been requested to publish a small notice
for the good Of the Democratic The request
would be complied with if certain that that
would be benefited thereby OF this would have
been better able judge had the writer Of the notice fur
nished us vi it'll his
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Vendue, at the late residence
castle Thursday the 2lst day a September spsf such
part of the personal property of the said deceased as can
at that time be disposed of-yz all the HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of a great yari
ety. such dining tables, card tables, stands, looking
glasses, writing desks and buok excellent ept
day clock time piece beds, bedsteads and bedding m
abundance great part of the latter of domestic man
uacture and othe most substantial knd-domestc carpets
OF superior qualy-wash stands &c. &c. &c.
Also-MiLCH COWS and YOUNG CATTLE-hops--a
riding chair and Harness. very safe and good mare for
the Harness other culinary articles also in abun
dance; and many others, numerous to insert The
conditions of sale will be made known by
JOHN MOODY,
Newcastle, Sept. 8, 1926. 85-3t .anin;uis,yotor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
From the N Y. Mercantile Advertiser, Sept s,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship Pacific. Capt. Crocker, arrived
las, evening, from Liverpool, having sailed thence
on the Cd of August, and brought regular adyices
to that date inclusive.
The packet ships Florida, and Leeds, both arrived
out on the 3lst July. Mr.. Galalin was passenger
IN the former He was engaged to dine with the
Mayor OF Liverpool. and would then proceed for
London.
The Leeds carried the news of the death Of the
late Presidents Adams and Jefferson.
The papers speak Of general improvement In
the aspect OF Commercial affairs. Mr. Huskisson,
at public dinner, said be fe, confident tha; com.
merce would soon again flourish.
AT q late meeting of the proprietors Of East In
da Stock, Col. Stanhope stated that above 900 900
Of guineas per month were expended in the Bur
meie war.
Nearly the whole village of Travenneck, near
Penzance, was destroyed by fire on the 10th ult.
with quantity of grain. ricks of hay, furxe. &c.
The loss is estimated at upwards Of 200Ot and no
part OF the property was insured.
The Duke oi Manchester, for 90 years Governor
Of Jamaica, is to be the new Postmaster General.
The proprietor of the Liverpool Albion has been
fined 81 for giving away report Of the proceedings
at the Liverpool election ON unstamped paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
Democratic Republican Meeting.

an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Republican
"A party If the couny Sussex, held at Georgetown on
Tuesday the 5th of ofSepember nst the following comm4
zee OF Correspundence appointed wv Jester fr e.
c. H IL Wells for b X. H.-Dr John White for
L. Il H.-Wm. d. NAPLES for In. II H.--Thornas Win.
gaze tor Days H-James Miller for B. IL Caleb Russ for
L. G H.-John G. Anderson for c. II John Tenant
for n. W. f. H.-Risden Il. Cannon for N H.
Published by Order Of Me Meeting
JOHN CAREY, Chairman.
HENRI II WELLS, Secretary.
Sept 5th 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

T meeting Of a number Of the Democratic Republican
N citizens Of White Clay Creek hundredhcld the house
OF Mr. Mansfield, New Ark, Saturday the 9Th of Sep
tember, 1896 Mr.. GEoRGE GILLESPIE called to the
chair, and WIN NJ. ARMSTRONG appointed secretary.
On motion Resofped That Pc l.. Ogle be supported
Assessor, William Anderson Inspector, and Benjamin
" 1T Road Commissioner.
Resafurd, That the follow persons be appointed a
committee Of vigilance who requested to use all hon
oabe means to support the Democratic Ticket John
NcGaghlen, John Evans, Peter l.. oge, Stephen Willis
Thomas Holland j.. John Magee, Howard Oge, Samuel
Chambers, James Morrison, BE ,jamn Whi,ccy Benjamin
Watson, John Ieidman, Philip Wilson, Allen Steel,
James Fails, Douglas Morison Robert Smith, John Ken
nety.
ResOlred Tha, the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed in the American Waterman.
GEORGE GILLESPIE, Chairman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
.Newcastle County, in tie State Of Delamare set.

by virtue Of order of the Orphans Court for the said
DConny OF New Castle, will be exposed sale at Pub
lie Vendue on Saturday. the seventh day Of October next
O'Clock in the noon at the house Of John NJ smith
nnkeeper in the borough Of Wilmington Christaa Hum
dred and County aoresaid certain lot piece gronds
situate, lying and being in the Borough of Wilmington in
said county, at the northwest of Orange and High
streets, with
6s5A TW0 STORED BRICK HOUSE,
1sEa- containing three thousand hundred and fifteen
feet Another lot Orange street aforesaid, between
High street and Third street. With small frame building
or house thereon, containing hosand five hundred
and forly-seven feet. And lot the southrrly
side Of High street aforesaid between Orange and Tana
Streets with the improvements and appurtenances being
The Real Estate of Joseph Spy, deceased; and be sold
TOR the payment of his debts,Auendance will be given
and terms of sale made known, the time and place aore
said, by JOHN SHIPLEY, Admir- of the said deceased OF
his Attorney. By order Of the Orphans Court.
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
Newcastle, August 18th, 1926 8a-Yt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

DIED-At his residence in Brandywine Hundred, on
Saturday last, Mr.. JAMES M'KEE.
Al Carhagena, on the 9Th of July last, in the 25tl
year of his age, WILLIAM BERRiEN, Esq, Vice Consu
OF the U. S at that Port.
- Suddenly, at New York, the 9th inst. the Hon
WILLIAM p. VAN NESS lie died about three o'clock
at the house of ). .. Hoffman, Esq withon. moments
Sickness or any apparent pain
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
.Ns,c York, Sept. 9.

Ns,o Fork. Sept. 9.
Captain r. n. Crocker, Of the ship Pacific,
whose arrival from Liverpool we mentioned yester
day, has now completed one hundred and thirty
four passages across the A,lsntic--and has never
met with any serious disaster or accident at sea
When the intelligence OF the demise of Adams
and Jefferson was announced at Liverpool, the CO.
lors Of the shipping in that port Immediately
displayed at half mast.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
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DRAWING.

The drawing Of The Deia1yare State LOTTERY Sd Class
will AXE place in this Borough, TOMORROW MORNING. Al
ii O'clock, at No IL /, Market street. the Town Hall
The citizens are respectfully invtcd to attend
YATES & M'INTiRE, Managers
Wilmington, Sept IL, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the estate of JOHN CROW
"A Esq, deceased, are requested to make immediate
payment and all persons having claims agans, said estate
are requested TO present the same, without delay duly al-
thenticated to, settlement, to JOHN MOODY,
Newcastle, Sept 8, 1926. 85-tf .4dninisoafor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

First Lottery after the Delaware.
UNION CAMEL LOTTERY, 24th Glass,
1No be drawn at Philadelphia, Wednesday the goth
il instant.
schene,-1 prize of $4,000; 1 of 5000; of 5000
of 1348; of 1000; 10 Of 500; "a of 200; SO of so
104 OF 90; 300 of 8; 10,6O8 Of A. 1920 prizes.
Tickets S4--Hslf 2-Quarters l..
Apply at
Robertson 8 Little's,
Lottery Office, No % Market ST., Wilmington.
Wilmington, SEPT. 10, 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

It is stated in Paris paper, os the 9Th July, that
the Right Rev. William Dubourg. Bishop OF Louis.
lana, has "giyen his resignation which has been &C
cep,ed by the Pope"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

The following specifics are recommended as the
best preven,ves Of sickness, hs unfsyorable
son, viz: Constant, though moderate labor strc,
attention to cleanliness-a cool head-dry teet--a
regular habit OF body and rigid adherence 10 tem-
perance.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

The american Congress of Deputies, which late
ly me, at Panama, has adjourned Its sessions to q
more h. althul position, in the Territory and near
the City of Mexico
General Boiirar's presence in the disaffected
quarter OF Colombia where he was recently expect
ed, will probably this, have restored tranquility
there, and due submission to the Constitution and
laws OF the State. Nat. journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12

GDe,t Horton negro nan. who was committed 10 Jail
in Washington City, three four weeks ago. and Advent
sed to be sold has been set liberty in consequence Of
evidence of his freedom being transmitted from New York.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
NEW ARK ACADEMY

YUVIIE sem-anna examination of the Students in this In
sttution, will take place Thursday the 21s instant
By Order' HENRY WHI1ELEY. Sec's
Sept 9Th, 1926. 85--5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
LOOK HERE 7

TIVHE Citizens will please take notice that the Delaware
i State Lottery. Sd class, will be drawn TO MORROW
IL O'clock in this place Those dasrous of rskng are
advised apply for lucky Tickets at No 1906 Market 81.
where it too we'll known need repetition that the
only part which sold of the $4,000 prize in the
2d class, was bought by gentleman of Maryland; my
Office.
J. j. ROBINSON.
Sept 10. No. 1o5. Market street, Wilmington De!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
Az, September ~, 1926

Indignantly upon dawning ALLEVIATE
O. the Union from another', WASHINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
no LAND BVVEI5g

VIZ SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS - to the Jge b,
conel.ded to offer Tor sale his well known tact of J
on the main road leading from Buckingham coubnsg q,
Lyhehourg, and half miles from the former and sG c
is''e wen known by the of TOsger HiI Enterti,
h+ only h'use OF the kind between Mai Flood, and
ham courthouse, where IT thought by good idse will b
sou s'aud PROBABLY any country stand Of the kind m
place Is favored with many local advantages both for no III
society," good water and soil In high, healthy and
ing s"uaDn IN the view ct The neigbomhoud Aiior,n~ j. ,
very good new baw and CI Mill This tract contains so
acres OF 'hei about and lne portion lies on both sid #
Sia'e ryer with 25 u so Of good rich low rr(J
eeiieni Tor the growth Of tobacco, wheat and corn
, WI be IN market shortly portion good land abed
Nv acres u cleared land. all OF which Is eutiTev | m
improvements Of this place are good
mouse enia1lng SIX using rooms, besides two passages
u se soII alarge and roomy barn with 10 or
y Bo9u stables ioi hoses good sorthoue nov, oer,nieJ
and other suitable houses for family. Al extensive r, C
eae motto be exhausted IN the Dtx half century
VIM accommodating Young Negroes will be taken IN mart
aug hree equa annual nsslmenis for the balance Of The
chase money Those who need such situation ,y;l H. IN
no doubt 10 visit the subscriber. ' win "o wen
July -. zf-8tF cAMrrEr epy,.1r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
M9PSHar,c c ~ y

/ MDER decree ofthe Superior Court Of Chancery ror
'he Richmond District, pronounced the 2ih day of
June 1926 IN the case Of Duop against Gbson shall on S
trday the s'h day Of August s26 proceed sell at public
10 he estate OF John Muite dec; wit the dwelling house
and two acres OF land attached thereto acre of land Sc
Paraed thereirom by street. all ShockOe HILL and .t with
out the limits OF the city OF Rchmond subject 10 Sny lease
thereof made by James W. Winiree. Also ten acre, olrd
10 henrico county the Richmond Turnpike" of which
survey will be made before the of sale The above ten
acres OF land will be Sold at the door the Eagle Hotel
mentioned and mmedaely thereafter the House and Lot,
o. sold on the premises rern edit of SIX, twelve
2n1 eighteen montbBonds with approved security will he
required OF the purchaser and the title retained as an adJ
"nli security Tor the payment of the purchase money.
July 25, 1926. 90 ,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
Gentlemen Of fhe Ttlcf, look 10 T1isI

-
TBlHE valuable stable the late rbeophus Field of Bruins
wick county, Va. will be sold the highest bidder at the
New Market Courss, Petersburg the FIRST dag of
September ert credit OF IL nOBhs purchaser giving
bonds with approved security carry tue date
he rented the principals Pune,uaily paid consisting the
following Horses, viz:
GOH1NN4 fine blood bay horse, upwards Of 10 hand,
nigh he got by S Archie, his the celebrated old
Merino ESe-iour old last spring His achieve on
at Larenc syle, New MAJ kt and Tree Hill eonening IN
instances, with four five first ooltshe won ls
spring the Jockey Club Purse New Market running fr
irle heats, beating MR. WIN. John3on celebrated hr.
Shakespeare and Col Wynns famous Frtlla Gohanna
will be continued in trainings under his trainer until the
day of saie that the purchaser may be easily enabled 10
prepare him for any race this ensuing fall.
PHILLIPS, full sister TO Gohanna, also training wears
old last spriHg. Phs has an
Richmond, for the Jockey Club Purse cobtendinr with
Betsey Robinson, John Richards, Maion &c In his
which in great time she Beat the heat and w
thought by great many 10 have been to the third but
decidedly the Judges that she lost bya few inches
hERiNO EVE, the dam Of Gohanna aud Phill-her
blood and performances well known She Is now with
bv Sir Archie and has Fey by her side, dopt last sn,in
aud another very tine FHey two old spring. both @
by Sir Archie.
CALYPSO, got by Sir Archie out of full bred
mare, raised by T. Goode decd She has many act,
with credit and
There will he offered for SALE on the same Jav several
other Brood Mares, Colts and Fes high hloodthe cu
and lles chiefly got by Sir Archie. Full Pedgrees Of
the above Horses will ne exhibited ON the day of sale
Geniemeh OF the Turf would do well attend as this stable
is supPosedto be surpassed by in the U States
JOHN FIELD,
Aur,rA g. y ~ rs.N acc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
Tor Sale a p00I Fnr,n

an inclined 10 dispose Of The farm called B.lIoo,t l
Onei valuable property m The county Of Abe,u.rl, Ill,
Ihm Is situated IN very healthy and desirable mel II
m''es irou Charioilesyici aud more dian mile f
navigation on The Riyuuni branch of James river II i ~
me two Stage roads leading westward iron, Fr,I;,
hChmOnd To StauntOn. Near the centre of nj. Ia ,l
stage routes unite, where there IS a cool t,y, w ~
s'o" mousse other houes for mechanics Pot One
e'''se thtse buildings and all occupicI
ne whole tract contains eleven hundf ed acre. zOo -, i
hes above the stage road leading from Frede,ckt, -
4VJ embracing both sides Of the stage road L., lin, f
mOnd 10 IFS junction at Eyetesvie which ,r 5ic, bt
hs'S 10 wealthy, independent ncghbourhood The rs,
81 uuch travelling custom, aud throus rh,el t, 80 q
as distance about 40 miles each; this 7DD
situated al the FOOT and extends nearly 10 the Ton ~ =,
We mountains Is fertile aud 10 good condition Tor tpb,rc
Outt crops mas Oh sgood dwelling house CONTAINING G
s su passage on tue 'st loor, handsomely situated on
mount well improved with all the Necessary sn1
buildings and Is about mile distant from 'Ic NJ M ~
f-'ereusYle, where The post roads unite aud h,r. H.,
SION OF le Wac could be most conveniently made m r,rh
sef "ghtf win tins property aud attached 10 H. are 50 ne
gf0e', which am desirous should 20 with the IsrJ L. a.
stock and all the plantation utensils; in f,e am ri J =
10 separate the negroes from the farm. ri, their bo, III H.
hnth place Of many Of them: they are Young Ikev mi
the oae u more an 20 years, and bot ORR Of te M
SE he younger ahte oIcrOne year, and bot of That 80.
~ ohsn' me balance are boys girls under 20 Yeas
aud men between 20 x 20, amongst them sood
plint'tioh carpenter and shoemaker. Desirable a. bi
" h'IW an the eUoymcn that health and ,oriefv r.r H.,
P"~ dh containing most Of The comforts tina,
competency can oHcri nave for is sale mt that !,
requires more u my tune and attention than ,, ;r~
vote 10 h. aud skill in lie f,,,~c,ent ~ ~
a8enis, ttan possessed Of 1000 on thc yeiy - ~
property s aii that will be demanded; the pp,rbssy $50
m'ies' on we balance, have considerable tine r. b
Pyme" o. ibe principal NJ Opie Norris Of
tract for ne sale. C!uAHr &c r,vt,f,t.1-r'Sr' l-
August 4. ~ ~ hnE E -