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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

win be offered at public sale the premises on Tues
day the 2l day of March next O'Clock, that valuable
Cotton Factory situated the Brandywne Creek the
State Of Delaware, about miles from Wilmington lately
occupied by LEWIS SUMMERL x CO.
The above establishment may be recommended of
the first in the country when considered in relation the
great force and permanenee of the water power the
tent and sody OF the buildings the proximity and conve.
the remarkable healthiness Of the situation
The Mill, which is of stone is 76 feet long by Is feet
wde stories high and built in the substantial man.
ner There are also the premises twenty tenements
for the working people, store and stable Of stone and
Dye.house with fixtures and bleaching apparatus The
land consists OF about ~ part Of which in wood,
and part in pasture land
The Machinery in the Mill is advertised for public sale
At the same time and place, by the Assgnees Of l. Sum
mer & Co
The terms for the Factory which will be accommoda-
ng will be made known at the sale. For further parc.
ulars inquire of ANTHONY GIRARD, Nezp York or the
subscriber near the premises. Il. /. DU PONT
N b. the Factory should not be sold, it will be rented
for term Of years.
| Feb. s, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
FOR SALE,
NEWCASTLE QUICKS.

YHvHE subscriber, living Robert Phillips Manuacory,
n in ChIistana Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware,
has for sale, reasonable terms, quantity of Newcastle
Q1cks, winch unconnonly beautiful and three years
old, and in fine order for planting.
THOMAS SINAX.
Feb %, 1926. 29-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
BOMBAZETTs, FLANNET.S &c

usI received and for sale cheap at No. Ill, Marketst
colnrs. = ~
a. 40. white, red, yellow and green FLANNELs.
l21 do. CALiCoESi assorted patterns
ana iartan Plalds figured Ratinetts; booking
Bazes blue black and assorted Cloths and Cassineres
SatneuS Marseiles, valentia and Forenne vesting;
black silk flag and bandanna Hdkfs Brt,ania and cotton
uo ermahtown and irish knit Hose and half Hose black
and slate worsted do; Shawls Dmes italian Crane;
h and Russia sheetings; jaconet, cambric NULL book
and shrng 9lusln; Ginghams; and variety of other
Fall and Winter Goods. JOHN r pRIHcKI ~
Sept. 27. as
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
NOTICE.

Ii. persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel Brown
IA dec. late Of the Borough Of Wilmington Del,
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them legally ateted for settlement
JOHN BROWN, .4dm'r.
CLARISSA w. BROWN, .4dtn'r.
Feb. 90. 1896 29-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
PROTECTION.

Delaa0are Fire Insurance Compony,
Office No. 2l, Shipley-st between From, 5. Second.
raSHs Company has commenced Insuring against Loss bv
Il Fire. and inland transportation of goods with can;,,
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars
The President and Directors are now ready To recevs
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire on every
description of Buildings in general; Merchandise Shine
in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furniture and o
personal property ;aso, against loss or damage by in
land transportation ogood wares, merchandise and coun
try produce.
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any of N.
Companies in the Cities of PhadeIpl ia or New York
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in he
sody of its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CORNELIUS ID. BLANEY is Agent to survey propertyob be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle
Directors.
William Chandler, David C. Wilson.
John Patterson, Joseph G.. Gilpn.
David Bush, Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, Presiden
DANIEL BYRSFs Secretary
| Wilmington, 5thmo. (May,) 90, 1925. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
WILL BE SOLD

w IElA bII E1OI1C
I Public Sale at the late residence of John U0obton,
II dec, tie 18Th INST, the fou and Kitchen Furni-
and all The Stock OF Cows and orses including two
fine coils, Of and years old from Windhower;
Swine, Carts Ploughs Harows, Gears, Gig and Harness,
valuable large Roei patent Horse-r4ke, quantity of
excellent upland Hay, with great variety of other articles
Sale to nmence at o'clock, when attendance will be
given and terms made known BY
JEREMIAH WOOLSTON,
SAMUEL WOOLSTON,
3 mo. g. 20--4t 4Ininistrators
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

FOR SALE,
ss,v-x A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
EsES1 No. g. High Street, between Market and King
HnssS Streets nearly opposite to Smiths Hotel adion-
49, ing hdhses of the heirs Of Joseph Ashburuham,
and VIM. S. Rumford This house is good stand for Dry
Goods Grocery business, and is in very eligible and
healthy part of the An indsputable title will be
given. For terms, applyto
THOMAS A. STARRETT,
No. 107, Market Street. Wilmington, or,
THOMAS r. TUNIS,
First Wharf above the Draw Bridge, Philadelphia.
Feb. IA, 1926. 25-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR RENT.

ND possession given on the 25th of 3d mo. f5orcn
IA next, the HOUSE and STOKE, with the Stabl;nrg ;g
Carriage House, Garncrs, and lot Of ground situated The
Head OF Sassafras, at present in the occupancy of Aaron
Daniel. For terms apply 10 DAVID sMYTH.
80 NO. o8, Market St Wilmington
tot nio. ~ lift
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FNyHE Levy Court of Newcastle County vii; sit a Court
i OF Appeal at the Court House in the Town of New
case on Tuesday the seventh day Of March nex at which
time and place the respective of the several hund
reds are required by Law to attend.
Feb. IS. 29-3t DAVID PAINTER, C. p.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
CONINE'S OFFICES.

No So Market street, his Agency No 217 Marker
baltimore and AZ has ece, No SOuh 1Hrd street,
Philadelphia.
sPorders from all parts Of the Union, (pos pad) will
meet attention, if addressed to W. C. CONNIE Baltimore
Philadelphia.
lMPoRTANT.--For the security Of purchasers all
OFFICES will be countersigned by the Commissioners
Feb, 81. 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

tG1EN families Immediately wanted in Cotton Factory
Persons acquainted with the various branches Of spin
nlng and Power loom weaving preferred Apply for
further particulars, to JOHN r. BRINCKIE
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 2, 1896. 1S-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07

COTTON MANUFACTORY
NOR SALE containing about 500 spindes, with full
IL supply Of carding engines aud Other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire Zi3A FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High sts.
Wilmington, lst mo. 20, 1895. 15--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS!

Brilliant Schsme-l prize Of S25 600; of 10000; of
5000 10 Of 1000 Is of 500; so Of 100 100 Of so; 100
of 90 $50 of 10 900 o4 20829 prizes, 1871 blanks
1000 Tickets.
Prizes payable in Cash sixty days after the completion Of
the Lottery, subject TO IS per cent deduction
MODE OF DRAWING--Ihe numbers will be put into
wheel usual and IN the other wheel will be put the
prizes above the denomination of For Dollars and the
drawing to progress in the usual manner The 10000
prizes Of 81 each will be awarded to the odd Or
hers in the Lottery, Gas the may be,) dependent
if the 900 dollar prize should out odd
ber then every odd number Ia the scheme, will be entitled
to four dollar prize If the $4,000 dollar prize should
come out 70 an even NUMBER then all the even numbers in
the scheme will be entitled to dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with |, g. S. z, g.
The numbers those enarg with 2, A, 6, g. or o.
Thsmode Of dra ing not only enables the Commissioners
TO compete the whole Lottery drawing but has the
great advantage Of dist bntn the all prizes reguaryo
every alternate number ii the sch 3 that the holder
Of two tickets Two slaves if cI cts, Gone odd and
even nnmber) viii be certain &C obtaining least one prize
and ii the same ratio for any greater qnA..y.
Tiekei dravng superior prize il this scheme is lot
restricted from drawing Inferior aso-many tickets
therefore, will asary obtain TWO PRIZES EACH.
James l. Hatvkias, .'s'k r. Uaiams,
James %. RnggpH Commissioners.
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS,
Whole Ticket S5talf2 z. .50-Quarter 1.25-Eighth 62A.
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price of any number Of Tickets shares equal
ly odd and Numbers and what ;hey of necessity
draw, ad, ancng the entire value Of the Tickets,
have certificates accordingly. In which there will be
pay on two whole Tickets, odd and even, Sc 606 do
SIG 800 do S33 co. and for greater numbers and shares
propoltionately.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
The Commissioners of Lotteries,

In conformity with the act of olr present to the
public the 9th Scheme Of the
.Mary'and State Lottery,
The drawing Of which will take place in the city of Bai-
more on WEDNESDAY the 10th Of May and will be COM
peted in ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-07
POSITIVE SALE by ASSUMES,
OF Valuable Cotton Machinery.

TIME Machinery in the above ad, sed Cotton Facto
ry, consisting of 2,040 sp;ndes and all the necessary
preparing machinery, will be offered Public Sale at
The same time and place, and consists Of the following ar
tcles:
Plckers, 25 Carding Engines
Drawing frames, Rowing frames,
Stretchers,
5 Mues-204 Spndles EACH
Throstles-120 do. do.
l do. 90 do do.
l do. 81 do. do
10 Power Looms, made by ID. Wilkinson & Co.
Warper and Dresser, made by do
And all the necessary preparing Machinery
excellent Turning Lathes
quantity Of Machine Makers and Backsmh's Tools
Pinnons, New Cards, &c.
The terms will be easy, and made known at the sale BY
the subscribers. JOSEPH GRUBB.
WILLIAM SEAL
-, .qssisnees Of l.. Sunmeri g Co.
WlHhhgtoh q mo. ., 1926. 25-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09
To the Editor of she U. S. Telegraph.

SIR: am authorized by Mr.. Randolph to say,
ina, his speeches which delivered this session,
and which have not yet been published, will be
published this summer, and that, in the mean time,
no blame is imputabe to Messrs Gales & Seaton,
Yours, &c. THOMAS H. BENTON.
May 20.
To Mr. Benton's note, in which he states that
MIR. Randoph's Speeches will be published in
course Of the summer, the Alexandria Gazette APP
Ponds the followng:-
"We have all along known that Mr. Randolph
prevented the publication Of his speeches, but we
obtained our information from source which we
did not choose TO appeal to, although it was unques
,ionable. His celebrated speech which induced Mr..
Clay to call him to the field, suppressed alter
greater part of it was in types and while the Tele
graph was daily insnuating that the National Intel
sgencer was in fault, and charging .he adminlsra,
lion with procuring the suppression Of the speeches.
Mr.. NILES first exposed the imposition, and then
Mr.. BENTON is authorized to make confession"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09

Family Influence. In some ofthe ancient Dutch
villages on the borders Of the Mohawk, (says a
New York paper) one or two families are generally
best with all the offices in the gilt of the state as well
as Of their fellow because they are
more capable than others, bul because they are
more wealthy, have extensive family connexions,
snd, on that account. can throw great weight into
the scale at an election for congressman. The fol
lowing ,icket-by the way it is only jen ~ esprit
Of friend of ours in old Schoharie-is pretty
fair sample of some Of the town nominations that
we have seen in our time 1t is quite in the family
Way.
"Superrisor. Nicholas Van Alstine. Io,cn Clerk
Nicholas NJ Van Astine. assessors, Abraham N
Van Aistine, John N. Van Astine, Nicholas G
Van Alstine. Collector, Abraham n. Van Alstine
I'oor Masters, John N. Van Aisline, Gilbert Var
Al,tine. Commissioners Of Highways. Nicholas
N. Van Alstine, John N. Van Alstine, Gilbert Vat
Als,ine. Commissioners Of Schools, John N. Var
Alstine, Abraham N. Van Alstne, Nicholas G
Van Alstine. Inspectors Of Schools, Abraham N
Van Alstine, Nicholas G. Van Alstine, John N
Van Alstioe. Constables, Gilbert Van Alstine
Nicholas Van AIstine, Abraham N. Van Alstine
Nicholas G.. Van Alstne. Iopn House at Nicho
las Van Alstne's, in the village Of Canaioharie."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We would cali the general attention of the Democratic
Party to the following notice. and hope the meeting will
be numerousy attended If the Democrats properly exert
themselves improve the opportunity which presents
itself gain the ascendency in this State, their efforts will
be crowned with the most complete
At meeting Of the Democratic Citizens Of New
castle County convened this day OF the house oil
John Crow, in the town Of Newcastle. JAcoB FA
RIss, ESQ. was chosen Chairman, and JOHN Crow
Secretary when, on notion it was
Rpsotred, That the Democratic Citizens Of New
castle County be invited to attend at the Red Lion
Inn, on Saturday the 18th Of June next in order to
adopt measures in relation to the next General
Election. JACOB FARISS, Chairman.
john CHOW, Secretary
May 81, 1896.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
DR. PETER d. DELAN'Y, SaERrry


RY virtue Of writ of vend exponas, directed, will
- be exposed to public sale, at the house Of John NJ.
Smith, Wilmington, in Chrsana hundred, Saturday tie
24 day Of June, inst at o'clock, p. NJ, that well known
farm, the residence of William Warner situate on the Will
mngton and Christiana Turnpike Road about one mile
from Wilmingon containing about One Hundred and SX-
Twilight of land in excellent ORDER of which there
twenty-five of woodland, about y-eght acres Of
marsh, and the remainder upland, under culture and grass
The Improvements this farm embrace every thing
sary comfort, convenience utility and consist of
elegant Stone Mansion House, built few years since in
the modern style, of the best materials and in the
conveneurmanner, two stories high sixty feet in LENGTH
by forty in depth, with piazza extending the whole
length of the house and supported by columns from the
roof The situation of the house is high, fronting towards
the Delaware and commanding fine view Of that liver,
the Borough Of Wilmington, Chrisliana creek, and the
adjacent country. Contiguous to the house all the
necessary houses most of which nearly newcon.
ssng of stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house, and bath house constantly filled with copious
spring Of fine water There is large garden in good
der and the grounds round the house handsomely laid
and adorned with number Of fruit and ornamental
trees The other improvements ar, large and comfrta
Bile story brick house, for tenant overseer
barn, spring house, poultry house, and other
out houses-a pump of excellent the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells On the
farm there thriving apple orchard of about eight acres,
and young orchard Of the best grated fruit, consisting of
peaches pears pumbs cherries and choice apples, &C.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Haais
Warmer.
Newcastle June 5, 1926. 58-5t
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber being resident of Virginia, is anxious
TO dispose of his property Mddletown Del, and
offers the for sale at public auction Tuesday the
trpenh day of June inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the tavern IN
bIdetorvn without reserve, to the highest bidder The
above property contains 500 acres sbout mile from
Mddetown, the Smyrna road; the Improvements are
Dwelling and Corn House This property is naturally.
and formerly divided into, two farms OF about equal
quantities. There is suicency of timber TOR rails, aid
very abundant supply of fuel contiguous to good land
ing 1t at present not under rent as the subscriber is
determined upon dsposng of it, 70 person disposed to
enter into the milling business the purchase would be
very advantageous as there con6scaton of five
for mil. seat, on permanent stream and the Dam is
already formed Grist Fung Mill might be created
in the neghborhood. Application the subject, in
person, to WIrIiAM D. MEncEn. Esq, Sassaias Neck,
Md or By letter directed 10 Cecilton, Md, will be ct
tended to- ard he viii supefintend the sale the day
above specified. ii, z. Van DibbEt.
M,ddleto~n, June g. 1896 57--.s:
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TURN OUT!

The friends of the Ticket which was
chosen at the late Election for Borough
Officers, are requested to attend a meet
ing in the Ball Room, at Hutton's (late
Plumley's,) Hotel,
TO-.MORROW ETENIJvG,
at O'Clock, On business relating to the
Election which is ODE held on Tuesday
next.
ga general and punctual attendance
is desired.
Friday, June 9, 1926.
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From the Hartford Coin. Times, o'rcy56.

From the Hartford Coah.) Times, vucy 80.
The celebrated Equestrian. Mr. Hunter.-SVE
observe by the Salem, Mass.) papers, that lhe Ses
lectmen Of that town. have authorized the ereciofs
OF CIRCUS, and that it was opened for the first
time oh Monday Evening last, under the manage.
ment of Mr.. Hunter. the gentleman who was lately
fined SIXTY DOLLARS in this city, for prhi6.
ting uncommon teats Of agility and derterity Of
body" Petitions have been presented 10 our Le-
gisature, in session, with upwards Of 1000 sig
natures, praying for repeal Of this remnant Of the
old " blue laws" but from The active exerons ma
king by those who are opposed to it, we ale in
duced TO believe the prayer will not be granted.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-09
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD.

A number of The citizens Of Walton county.
Georgia, gave public dinner TO William X. Crau-
ford, on the 24sh April. Major Simon Holt acted
| as president, ana Col. John Selman, as vice presi
dent. The following are some Of the toasts which
were drunk on the occasion. A number OF similar
character, and still more highly seasoned, were
given
Our distinguished guest and esteemed friend and
fellow citizen, William III CrauJord-A striking
| example, that intrigue and corruption may often
arrest the wreath from the brow of the worthy, but
retiring merit will always receive the paudits Of a
virtuous people.
John q. .ddams-Brought up at the feet Of
GamalIel his notes are too foreign for the admra-
ton OF republic.
By vur. Craocford- Walton Coun,y-May the
ballot box on the first Monday of October next
prove that she belongs to the republican family of
the state.
By DR.. A. " Jones--John @. Adams-The
many headed bydra-his administration proves him
a monster; may the herculean power of the peo-
pie terminate his political existence, at the end OF
four years.
By Leroy PatilLo-The Hon. w. H. Crawford
May peace and tranquility crown his declining
years. and may he yet flourish in the downfall Of
John @. Adams.
John @. Adams-We see him, we'll be pretty
apt to remember him, cut him down, cut him down,
why cumbereth he the ground.
Granny Gaines, better calculated to be duped by
faction. than to regulate the movements of an ar
my may he long be the companion Of Yo-ho 10
The Clay Of Kentucky, we'll mixed with Yankee
molasses, deeply Barhour-ized by self sharpening
Virginia cutter, produces by experience in grea,
| abundance, large we'll grown rascals, without much
stamina but plenty Of sinking fruit; example,
Crowell. Gaines, Andrews, SC.
| Our next President, may he be man who will
] ind tt.,tso ohl
state rights, John Q. Adams and Henry Clay, TO the
contrary notwithstanding, and may an eternal frost
rest upon the lips Of every American citizen who
| will not say amen.
Crowell, Andrews, and Gaines, John @. Adams
lying, lifting, and fighting buies. depart ye wick.
ed into everlasting fire, prepared Tor the Devil and
his Angels.
The Panama Mission--A base pervcrsion of con.
stltutiona power and constr ucon, alike degrading
to the character OF our country and subverson Of
the fundamental principles Of our tree and republi
| can institutions.
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FOR THE WdTCHMdF.

.1Iessrs. Editors-I noticed in the last Della
ware Gazette, communication over the signature
of Candor,o written, | suppose, by certain lit.
lie man of metal who was talked Of as q candidate
for the Borough Council, not long since; but the
peopte, the little mans greatest foe, thought that
there was :" something rotten in Denmark" or
that his sentiments in regard to the oppressive mea
sures Of the late Corporation were not altogether
as they should be, and acco dinghy he was rejected.
Since then we have had sufficient evidence that our
opinion was we'll grounded,-for sooner was he
made to know that he dropped off he people Is
ticket, than the walls of his wrath poured out
without measure discretion upon those who
we're determined to have change in the Council,
and the rottenness of his principles fully and conn
pletely developed in the rawlings of this disappointed
little man, who was and still is, so anxious for a
" little brief authority"
Perceiyng, as he has, ere this, that his conduct
was not likely 20 ensure the choice Of himself at
the next election, he has become tame, and the
lion has clothed himself in the skin of the lamb
in order to deceive the people. Little mlnds are
never at loss 10 contriyc some means to obtain
their favorite point, no matter how grovelllng or
degrading, and now the little man appears before
he public with new proposition. He wishes thai
not man of the Council of last year, and some OF
those who were at the last election chosen by an
overwhelming and unprecedented majority Of the
people Sn0ulQ now De taken up lot tne next CSuHcii
Citizens, do you perceive his object? Do you see
what the little mans ambition has led him to: He
thinks if this measure adopted he would most
certainly be taken up as candidate for Council,
but in my opinion even if it were possibly the cast,
his conduct has been such that no man who regards
The recttude Of public men could conscientiously
vote for him.
The calumny which the little man has privately
aud publicly circulated respecting the qualifications
of those who are termed the neic Council'' IS
hes, refuted by the good opinion of the public who
are acquainted with them, and wilrecelve an add.
,ional refualion on Tuesday next. When we want
men in the Council Of superior abilities, uncommon
intellect, and who LON speech mnkers to no
purpose whatever, the little man may rest assured
be shall have the honor Of being one Of them.
Citizens be on your guard ;--hc opposition
are on the alert; they hddenly straning every
nerve and m king use OF every exertlon TO deceive
you and cheat you of your rights Turn out.
Come to the polls on Tuesday next and let the enc
mics Of the people that they shall not be graft
fed by the accomplishment Of their purposes.
Vote again for every man on the ticket which late
ly prevailed, and thereby ensure wholesome laws
and abundant prosperity the Borough A. z,
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THERE!I TOLD YOU SO.

And it in such questionable shape that III sneak
ofit--and call ii by the name of
DelaUare State Lottery, Cd Class
And to be drawn in Wilmington; yes, the Sd Of July
next
ycleme.-One prize Of S10,00o one of 1000; one Of
1000; Of 1,750; of $50; of 1160; six Of
81 OO0 twelve Of 400 156 of 30 $50 o8 and 1900 Of
Dollars each.
Ticket 4-flaf 2-Quarter Eighth SO cts
Tickets and shares, in any quantity may be had of
J j. ROBINSON,
June 9. No. los, Market street, Wilmington, Del