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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
Robertson 8 Little. Agents.
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any imported-warran,cd to burn free
and stick we'll, Manufactured by C. Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia For sal q. IL. Wa,hran Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
w. G.. CONNIE,

EJAS the pleasure to present his friends and patrons
1 the following rich Scheme, hoping at the same time
tha, continuation Of good luck will heretofore attend
all those who give lis offices the preference in pursuit OF
wealth.
Grand State Lottery Of Iaryland, Sh Class.
The drawi q of which will tax place in the city of Bal
timote, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be COM
plttetl IA ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
I.NnG. .nnn ilNLIAiiS.

gf rhe ".n't,ry hre!accurei" " jsst.,l a 'oaire o..
ces All be ffwaded, alis, - ~ 't-. wlu make 'lc,i
Investments II co,.lne.. Offices, AID ~ lie daH.
ing af tAc above Lpttvi! Al lGst.
I'm "; 1916
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

An the night of the 81 inst the shop Of The subscriber,
" living n East Bradford Township, Chester Corn,y
penu broken open and ton - SO pair Of SHOES
taken thereomi among which ; pair Of coarse
Monroes mems pair Of which a;c very large,
do. vaxed calf skin,
do. mems coarse shoes,
do. womcn's tea coloreI morocco
WhneTer viii secure the Thief or Thieves, in wescies
cr ja, a'd produce sufficient proof to convlc Inn or them
sa receive the above reward aud all reasonable cha es
ELI EAVENSDN.
October s, 1896 g2-r,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
AAf!i'L I. WILLIAMS, :. ca
WI. 4 SllANf,
rnEeiNI NNrE NF TIEkNIS.

whole lcts', 1000 oa.tsp $3.50
Halt, 80 H. glth, l.25
Hoe aho p,efrr puns oHlv it'e difference bctsc cen
the price u Auy cer,@a rnnher ut Tickets Share,
equaiS odi 4nI aNes Nua.acis, aed What they ot
nee SLY nut dtiw n., aucfS tle enre value ot he
Tickets, haze ,erica'es jtdugly In which ra,
there N,li be u pay on NO al c&e,s, old and uvNn,
50 55-6 ,irk, s57 05-l0 do tdi 8, -, tor gre;e,
num5e's, a Il atca ptn tunaeiN.
F1r'he greatest variety ot luckl npnbrl., Dd1 aud Even
,l,cnme'- the Country respectfully invites, - al
lr.s. m scLd tlitr ronlllnl- NJ u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13

50lh, 1926.
RS on this list, will please $
.lyertised.
Giles Leamson
Felix Lloyd
Margaret l-eidy
Ambrose Lsiterty
Frederick Leonard
Samuel Lave
Anthony G Lain .
John Lenderinan
George Laforge
Daniel I.aHcr;y
Capt. James Lee
Samuel Lexington
"
Thomas Morgan
Margaret Morton
John Moran :
Elizabeth Magee
Jacob More
James Mehaify "
Hannah Mullongh
Oliver MArston
Jane Muthcral
James NJ rgsn
L0uiza Mount
Hugh Mcgowan
Bernard Martin
Sarah Morgan
III
Mary A. McMurphy ,
James Mcdonald
James McGlencn
q -orgc Mccullough
Sarah McCleasc
Thomas Mcdonnell
Roocrt Nc Mlllcn
John MEG ,mb
Harriet VI Kun
Mary McC,llley
Mary McDAnold
"
Patience Norris
Deborah North
Rcbucca Nixon
.
Jonas Ol,l,iel,l
Daniel Dri.u
Il
J ,seph Patterson
Jacob Il Pike
Capt. SAnael paliins
William Palmer
NJ chael psacIn
Joseph Pears
] ahn Pierce
John X PeArce
James Pie, son
Patrick Piece 9
Mary Pennington
Il
] Rlbb
Elizabeth r lb.nson
LYDIA liawson
Thomas ltaystn
Pearson Rvsdmg
Ma,ia Rob Yson
John Rniolp
Thomas w. Z lbinson
JAco5 llicA,tien
Cl,herin,, tinhinsol
William Robson
James lil;cAie ;
William Robinson
James l,uocs
Ebcuelor Robinson
Eiw.rl R15pson
,laNahsn Richardson
William 6. L l5er,s
S,rah Robson
Eareh !ilnnnels
James ID Rivers
" llliam Richards
Joseph 4 ,ncy
iarsare, l,rlohh
Thomas Rogers
S
; ,rah Smith
james simpson
Jphu Sml;hson .
Ferdinand +. Slmons
Capt Samuel stewart
Mary 5 urg,s
Mary Slliivm
JAMS Sor,lon Esl.
Mr. Sn.ih
Joseph Simpt
Ann slra,llcy
Sarah Ann sherer
John Stillham
J lsenh Snney
Wll!ian slietcr
-An,hoay smith
Elsard sean 81
Elizabeth G saunders
Eiz4b,tA sonter
George 5 MIA
Jocl ow 4yl.e
pa-t,, SfY.,,,ar,1
Charlotte Spencer
Ro5eit sbipley
Mrs S. Sic berger
William r.. Smith
i@oinas Stephens
II
Ja'.a rriape (Clrr,eT
Margaret Thomson
J I'm Il. r~alell
Charles lwayle.l
Daniel Toy
Isaac liayLlr
Robert Trimmings
Jesse Taylor
David Turner
Daniel II Thompson
Henrietta NJ. Tho.na:
10, ,hua Todd
ca aherine Thompson
Lieut. $. ruttle
James .. Thomas
Adam l'lirnbull
h.5,1 - -.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post
SEPTEMBF
) : Persons ap plying for lie
they are
a
RtcIiel Anderson
Jaae hlderd'ce
William Armstrong
Jacob Atcs
Rils Almun
Robert Ad,llss
Mr.. Addison
Lewis Aston
Alexander Anderson
II
George Barran
Ann Bailey
Asher Haley
Mara Van Blrkabw
William Bsynton
Mary Beeks
Peter Boucharl
Njmrod Bar@ick
Jacob Brown
Henry Railey
william Bracken
Cap Jacob B.ddle
l,uth Bosell
Matilda Barckley
James lSailey
Sarah BROOKS :
Hannah NJ baldwin
Joseph Burton
william Biyd ?
jarrett Brandt
samuel Buwyer
Juhn lSlrne
John Balance 2
Mis-. Margaret Bayd
John Burnett
Jnhh Barton
Catherine Black
william Boyd Jdler
John Is. Daynes
Moses Bullock
jacob bowman
Hannah Bullick
John Bell
William Chandler
Mary Carpenter
Nj. Caile,
Ntarg alc Nsdli'l'OSh
Mary Clark
Miss A.lcsS Cochrare
pavid Chaat
Archibald { nSOl
Mrs. D. c. clayp lole
liatr.et Cnrsey
JOHN Cioal
Soin ClaiS
Ld2a Copper
Ann Cnal'ileg
Il ch c .r,er
Joshua Comb
Elotl { .al,n
ID
Andrew Derer
Peter lGNun
Witi'am q Dorsey
Sarah Dickenson ;
Robert /. Dlckct
Joseph Buttun
Hen y u. lAetrick
Phelix ne,dn
James Uclaplane
Alfred Davis
John Dosat
Thomas Dickson
Till neuy
William II. Eubanks
Martin i.r>kin
NIaorni ERIN
Lieut. David Eiton
Robert i.tk.n y
.I,seplt EAsoura
Mary Lslon
n
James Frazer
Joan Ffas'icF
.lohn Frera
Jacob Fisler
Caps. + pless
rlilahc,h Vance Frazer
Mary .inn Finn
G.
Lydia GgAvc
O4aiei nIlla1
Martha GolAin
W.lli-m Gibbons .
Jams Green
Josep Garnet
Mary GarreisGn
lane Gwen
SasAr Gras
Ichn r. ellis
>. 6.
william Hall
DAVIS Hampton ?
Lslyjn linll
llarris ( Young
Catherine Hughes
Mrs. lIaghes
Joshua llnnphreviilc
Alexander Hans ,
Margaret llertlman
Mrs. |. Harris
Mary Htrrowood
John Harris
Abraham Hilton
Mary ilyc.t
Joseph iiolienly
William Husbands
lerC .niaii Harmon
George la, es
f.ilen Hall
Joseph Hayes
James lio't
.lamcs Holiday
Thomas HYDE
Ann Hayes
Isaac llearling
Ntnnnr llnllln .rswnrth
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-22

the Cpprcs Ncd b0soa Ct the load Which tI-hcd
upon the heart Nlrn h.. h.it New York few
years before, he .Itr,i l.oma dearly beloved or
phnn sister, living with her guardlans. Young,
tlnocrnt and beautiful II there i, any emblem
on earth Of that sl2tlr>, Innocence and puiit,
which are tan. ,ht to expect IN the re- ions Of
the skies ii i, a Young arll,',s female INTO whose
bosom AN impure thought has never entered,
whose check has never been sutlu~rh but vita
tli- tl,oln OF health, or when listening to the ;c-
c,Gte 81 inrrltci comin"ndlfion, ;iud hose eye
~ word looh, and action. speak the nMpnll'tcI
nlnd within. SIcil, in the eye, Of VI. was
hi, al ctlonate sister. dow OFT had She hung
upon his arm with flatcra affection, a, they
visited together til" principal places of attrac
ton IN toAn, or ramilrd anon. the green fields
and delightful groves III the suburbs. gathering
daisies, COW Slips, an,I blue bells or listening to
the carols Of thr tlrs as they skipped chcerily
from spray to spray. during his former visits
Aud with what tenderness did She cling TO him,
he kissed Iic falling tear from her check. at
the moment of their last separation. And with
what i,n,lnr>>, toe, did he anticipate the happy
moment OF their meeting after so long a separi
tlon, when, Il, he might suppose, the tender bud
which he had left must have expanded to the
tub blown flower Iarrying a few DAYS at PHI
ldelphia however, while on his way to New
York among hi, friends in that staid mctropo
lbs, dark suspicious were occasionally whispered
in his ear. that his sister was--no better than
she should be He would have avenged the
unpuatlon promptly, could he have been per
lrctly satisfied that it was groundlrss; but be
fore he left, hi,'agony was completed by such
declarations and proofs of her guilt, that he
verify believed the child whom he had left pure
and uneullled as the driven snow, was now a
loathsonc prostitute, and the kept mistress of
some gentleman in New York 1t was even in
linated that for his own credit and the happi
ness of hi, intended bride, il would be better for
him not TO speak OF one who had rendered her
self 50 utterly unworthy of his kindness and pro
lection. And having thu, been made to believe
that
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Into a pit Of ink, that the wide sea
Had drops too few to wash her clean AGAIN"
he Welded to this advice NJ was soldier;
and although the struggle was Il severe one.
still, after his arrival in New York, having com
mand over his feelings, he suhdued them eff
trctually. that the few faint and transient e.i-
dcnces OF the Srcrct workings OF li, soul, before
related, were all that escaped him.
After remaining few weeks in the city. the
happy couple made the fashionable tour Of the
several watering places in this state, visited the
romantic regions of Lake George. listened to
the deatcning roar Of Niagara and then return
ed. And having resigned his situation in the
army, and obtained an appointment in dis
tant territory, in the autumn of S1-, after tax
ing leave Of his friends. and parting with great
reluctance from his still more enleared friend
and companion b. he departed with his wife
Tor the station where his new duties required his
residence Hitherto their matrimonial path had
been strewed with flowers, and not cloud had
for a moment ohscurcd the sun of their happ
ness. 'lnc brightest mornings. however, some
tunts lead on the darkest days, and it is but too
true that
:" Lies talrcst views are but an airy dream,
l'rah the transient cloud, or bubble on the
strcaa J"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Br PETER b. DEL.AyNY, SHERIFF.

d. virtue of writ of vend exponas, to directed,
I'D will be exposed to public sale at the house OF John
Dixon, Newport, Chrsana hundred, Saturday the
18th of May next at O'Clock, P. M the onchrd part
Of the following described house and lots, situate, lying
and being the hundred of Chrstana and county Of New
castles wit NO. 1-bounded by lands of the heirs OF
Joseph Garreson John Stees and others with two story
brick house thereon erected containing, by aons
Mary Street and heirs Of Thomas CALDWELL decd in the
village of Newport; Containing one acre, mere or less
No 3-adoinng John Street, Thomas Robinson and heirs
of Swan Justs containing CT an acre, more
or less NO "A lot of marsh in Newport marsh, boun
ded by marsh of David Sdham John Caldwell, Chrisiana
creek and Engands creek containing four acres
less Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Mary Nebeker.
Newcastle, April IL, 1926. 45-6t
Of an order and decree Of the Chancellor of the
State of Delaware made the seventh day Of March,
D. 1896, and TO me directed, will be exposed to pub.
lie sale at the house of Ezekiel Bay, Cenrev in Chris
tiana hundred Saturday the Goth Of May next, at
o'clock NJ the following described plan alton or tract
of land situate, lying and being in the hundred of Chris,
tiana and county of Newcastle, TO wit adjoining lands Of
Archibald Armstrong Bennett, Jeers, heirs of Levi Bald
win decd, William McCordock, John Way and Pennsyl
yania line running through tine same with two story
dwelling house. stone spring house, frame barn. corn
cribs Wagon house, carriage house and ganary thereon
erected; containing, by computation, two hundred and
eight acres, be the less Seized and taken
in execution as the property of Ham Joseph and Isaac
Tussey.
Newcastle, April co. 1896 45-8t
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MARRIED-ln Philadelphia, Thursday morning, by
Joseph Wa'son ESQ.,, Mr. EDMUND CANBY TO Miss
MARY 7. PRICE, daughter of James Price, all Of this
Borough.
MARRIED,-By the Rev R. WILIrsroN, on the 24h
March, Mr. THOMAS CHARLTON, to Miss MARY
KEARNS, both Of New London Cross Roads
ON the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. ROBERT FOR
WOOD, of Maryland, to Miss MARY foRWOOD, Of
Brandywine hundred.
On the 18Th inst by the same, Mr.. THOMAs
WALhAYEN to Miss ANN WHITFIELD.
On the 10Th inst, by the same, Mr.. JOSEPH /
MIDDLETON TO ELIZABETH MAYNE.
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Drawing of the g Great Lottery"

The drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery" will
take place Washington City, on Wednesday tie 26th
instant, at S O'Clock, p. M. ]. B. YATES,
A. MCINTYRE,
April IS. .tfanagers.
Seheme.-l Prize Of $4,000; of 10000; Of 25 900;
of 2OOOo of IS 600; of 10 1861 50 Of ,060 1856 Of
soo $40 of 1905 1909 OF 40 1880 of 90 1880 Pizess
26,970 Blanks a. $40 Tickets
Tickets 500 90 Eighths So so
Halves 10 20 Sixteenths IS
Quarters w
Tickets and shares for sale at the Office Of YATES Nc
IsrYRE, Managers, (ROBERTSoN & LITTLE, Agerts)
3d. Market street. Wmington few doors below the lower
market. April Is.
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NEWARK ACADEMY.

HvHE Trustees of this Institution happy to inform the
i public, that considerable repairs the building will
be made before the of another session.
order accommodate greater number of students
separate room viii be fitted up for Mathematical and
English department, of which an able Teacher will De
Classical departments will thus ENJOY superior advantages
The price Of Tuition is reduced TO 90 doars and Board
ing Washing and Mendng may be ob,a' ed for from 50
100 dollars To that the morals of the pupils
attended to their boarding houses committee of the
Board will be appointed to visit them from time 10 time
The long established reputation Of this seminary, the
popularity of lis principal the sanbry and peasanness Of
the place. the excellence Of its society," and the many
spectacle families in which the students be accommo-
dated with board in the very heghborhood Of the Acade
my, recommend ii to all parents very eligible nursery
for their children.
The summer session viii commence Monday the 18th
of May. H. w. GILBERT, Pres,dsnf
H. WHITLEY, Sec'y. ofAte board Of Iyustees.
April25 45-9t
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the resolution and amendment and the was
that the resolution amended negatived by great
majority. Nat. JOURNAL 22dinst.
We understand that the Creek Treaty was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate, by avote of 80 TO 8. ID.
Washington, .April "a.
The Panama .Mission.-This subject has at
length, been finally disposed Of in the House of Re-
representatives., by the passage of an appropriation
for the expenses of the Mission. Our readers will
have observed that, after rejecting, in Committee
Of the Whole House, the quail cation with which
1t was proposed to accompany the appreciation of
the Mission, and then by subsequent vote, agree
ing TO that qualification, the House finally refused, by
large majority, TO make any declaration at all on the
subject, by rejecting both the resolution reported by
the Committee of Foreign Relations, and the quail
6caon appended to it on the motion Of Mr.. Nc
Lane; thus leaving the whole matter to the Exec
utve discretion and responsibility. Nat. Intel.
The Greek Ireaty.-The new Treaty Of cession
and purchase, made in this city with the deputies
of the Creek nation Of Indians in January last. and
submitted to the Senate by the President on the
3st OF that month, was ratified and confirmed by
the Senate on Friday last, together with the supple
mental article subsequently agreed on. by which,
it is understood, the wishes OF the State OF Geor-
gia have been so fully met, as to induce the hope
that all dissatisfaction felt in that State, at The alb
rogation of the former treaty, will be dissipated
We have reason to believe that the efforts of the
Executive and especially of that officer of it, (the
Secretary Of War,) to whose province the man
agement Of the affair particularly belonged, were
never directed with more zeal and assiduity to any
object, than to the satisfactory adjustment of the
embarrassing difficulties which grew out of the
fo' mer treaty. These efforts produced the Treaty
of January by which about nine tenihs Of the ter
ri!ory in question, obtained for Georgia. To
the further concession obtained by the supplement
tai article, the friends of peace and harmony-the
country at large-arc indebted it is said, to the
exertions and influence ever the Indian delegates,
Of Mr.. Benton, of the Senate.
The following is the vote on the advice and con
sent of the Senate to the Treaty:
YEAS-Messrs. Barton Bell, Benton, Bougny, Branch,
Chambers, Chandler, Chase Clayton Dckerson, Eaton,
Edwards Finday, Harper, Harrson Hendricks Johnson
Ky. Kane, Lloyd, Marks, Mills, Noble. Randolph, Reed,
Rowan Seymour, Smith, Tazewe, Thomas, Willey--30.
NAYs--Messrs, Berrien. Cobb, Hayne, King, Macon,
White, Willsms7. ibid
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Robins0n's Office for ever +!

knew by the arch thai gracefully turned
Around the Bow Window that prizes were near.
And SAID if there's Cash 10 be found in the world,
The pocket that's empty might hope for it here
Twas eve and on tickets that shone in the light,
In silence gazed at No. one, two and hhree;
Every foot was at rest and heard with delight
The cash keeper counting the prize on, to me.
And here at No one hundred and five, exclaimed.
Is man with all prizes The money to draw,
Who will smile while he pays, o. renews them agan
IFS by far the best office that ever saw
April IS 45-1t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25

At an Election held at the Town Hall on the goth nst
the Dslayare Fire Company the following persons were
&luly elected 10 the offices annexed to their names.
Erssideuf--Samuel Sappington
Vice President-Tbomas Garrett,Jrs
Secreary--Charles Reynolds.
TreasureT-Jesse Mendenhall.
EupneersWilson Pieson, Mahlon Belts, John NORRIS.
Harker, James P. Merrihew, Wesley McSung
Eharles Reynolds, Franklin w. Clement.
The President appointed the following persons Commit
Nee Of Accounts Isaac Jackson George Bush, Lewis
3Yumford
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, the 18th lust, two
ID apprentices to the Cordwaing business, viz Joseph
Whers, aged about IL years. about five feet high stout
made, ard light complexion: had on when he ran off
new black cloth coat blue ribbed pataoons ard Munroe
boots and other clothing not recolected Hiram Dckeys
aged about 10 years. spare made sandy hair and complex
ion had when he off, brown roundabout Jacket,
gray trowsers, and other clothes recolected ANY
person persons taking up and securing the said boys in
any Jail that get them again. shall receive the above
reward.
persons warned not to habor employ said boys
at their peril. OBADIAH WADE.
April IS, 1926 45-4t
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We may at length congratulate readers on the ter
mnaon of the discussion the mission to Panama 1t
will be by reference the vote Thursday, that
the purity and ability of the present administration voted
Tor the amendment of Mr.. M Lane because they regarded
as in degree in hostility with the views of the Presi
dent, but rather in accordance with the sentiments con-
famed in his message Owing to the prevalence of this
onon, the vote in favor Of the amendment of Mr. M Lane
greater than would otherwise have been Yesterday,
hwever the more jealous friends Of tho mission, consd-
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SUGAR, COFFEE s; Jamaica Rum

%n The cargo OF Brig Amity, Just land
fME43M ed. from jamaica and for sale.
lEMEB Sugar Of superior quality, in Hhds. & Bbs.
wy q Coffee do. do. in Bbs.
pimeuto. in Rags few Hhds. of high proof Spirits, Of
first quality. Apply to - GEO siM ,,,
April es, Aa-~4t
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.

will give Messrs GROVES & ALsToN TWen-
ty flee Cents if they will furnish me with complete
statement Of the number of Hogs and Pigs that they
have apprehended and sold in pursuance of Orders
from Council; the amount they retained for their
services in that branch of business. and the nett
proceeds paid into the Town Treasury from the
Hog Market; and the number Of poor families and
individuals who have suffered in consequence OF
having been deprived of great portion Of their
winter food, by the seizure and sale of their hogs
and pigs. A VOTER.
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Ne1y- York, 4bral 20.

eIv-fork, .1przf ~.
Adjournment oftbe Legat.ye.-The Legislature of this
state after having been in session 106 days. adjourned at
two O'Clock on Tuesday. The number Of bills passed
amount about $40 among them several Of general in.
teres the bills concerning canals the apportonment OF
MEMBERS the amendment of the highway act &C. but the
great majority of them of local nature.
Some opinion of the extent of the transactions of the
stae may be formed from the fact that there from
300 bills entered upon the general orders Of both houses
A bill has just past the Legislature Of New York,
making some very judcious provisions for the secu-
rity of Stage and Steam Boat passengers Steam
Boats are required, when they meet each other, to
Keep to the right; and, when going the same way,
not to approach nearer than twenty yards. When
passengers are landed intermediate places, the en-.
gines to be stopped and the boats lowered fairly
upon the water before the passengers get out. The
Boats are required to carry two or more lights at
highland all Captains must be licensed by the
Wardens of the port Of New York. A violation OF
any of these rules will incur penalty of $3.50.
Stage Drivers are to be licensed by Justices OF the
Peace-and are made liable to heavy penalties for
upsetting their carriages, or wifuy running their
horses.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25

In compliance with the wish of correspondent we fur
sh the names Of the members Of the present Borough
Council
&obert Porter Eli Hilles,
William Chandler, Jacob Alrlehs,
William Seal, Samuel WOOD,
Josiah +. Clement, James Candy,
holm Patterson, William G.. Jones,
Bames Price, John MClung.
boseph c. GilPin,
Mr. Thomas BRross has been appointed Post Master at
Church Hill Queen AIMS County, Md in the place of
bohn MKenny, Esq, resigned.
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The Alert, Boston, brings information that the q
Company's ship Royal George, with her cargo OF 7ooo
chests Tea totally destroyed by fire at Canton on the
9th December
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25

appointments blythe Governor Of Pennsylvania.
-MoLroN c. RoGEns and CHARLES Huston,
to be Judges Of the Supreme Court.
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FRIDAY, April 25, 1926.

Froa Indignantly the first dawnng attempt to asna
Inc portion OF the Union from another'' WASfikSloS
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He who knows how Ignorant be is, is wise.
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erng the amendment OF Mr. SroHs as au innovation On
the constitutional rights Of the Executive, united reject
the resolution and amendment and the consequence was
that the resolution amended negatved by great
majority. Nat Journal 22dinst
We understand that the Creek Treaty was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate, by vote of 80 to 8. ID.