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HOT nor ALI HOr!

HOT HOT Alb HOI!
Monsieur Chabcrt (the celebra-
ted continental salanadrrl cxhih-
tied us power in ~itnstanding the
operation 1t the fiery element At
White Conduit Gardens on Wrlncs.
day evening. In the first instance,
he refreshed himself with hearty
meal of phosphorus, which was. AZ
his request, supplied TO him vcry lib
orally, by several IT hia visitors,
who were previously unacqualDtcd
with him. He washed dow this Ia
fersai fare with solutions Of arseViC
al sAai,r ac'd, t,tus lhrbWiug into
TIE back ground the long establish
ea anne of nilarldatcs. lie tcyt
swallowed. With great CANT. several
spoons.e Il bnilcd oil, and, - a
desert > tbs delicatr rcpast. helped
himself with rs nak"t awUd - a
considerable ia ltlly 81 muiten toad.
I'nere are ~ know, preparations
Whleh ~ n'Iurate III" system As 10
rraIer II nsenslblc to the heat 81
TIER II ballHs oil ~ mciung lead.
AID tic latal qualities of cert III
pofsmts may be destroyed. lf,he me
a.om hro' Wblch they are lmblh"d.
- ~ 5Has =, - ~ t!Ic case here, ~
a.sl3eg alkali. We cannot. how
ever. guess ~ What manner Mon
81, az Ghabert effected neatraiiZa-
fion. and il il bat taig IN state, tuai
the exhibitor offered 10 swallow Prus-
sic acid. perhaps the most p2wes-
lul al Known poisons. the effect ol
witch il instantaneous VI ANY good
natared person could tWni,h HIM
With quantity vi it. During Che
period Wien this part of The enter
talnmcnt (f enlerta'nmenT 1t can be
.calied) "a- 6 lug on. an oven, ah"nt
SIX feet by sryea, Mas heated. For
an hour AID a quarter large qaaptl
lles of faggpts were burned Ia It, un-
I'll at length ii was hot enough for
the tedchamber Ut his satanic Ma.
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icsty. u for n mnse # fre = ~
drsctibe what followed Mona.
! haheri. Mn seemed In hr = piefe
nj living asbestos. :otered This sinVe
accompanied b, arnfpp steak aud :,
! leg 81 la0b. When the bru was AZ
about eco. He remained there. ist
TIN tlrst instance, for len minuics.
I'LL the steak Wiz property done,
con'crslng all the time with The
company. through tin tube placci
~ an prihee formed IN the sheet
iron.dnor III The oven. Having
swallowed a cup ri ten. and having
Sr'h thai HE company had lone ius-
tee IN The meat he hid already
cooked, be frturned Ia his fiery den,
aud Continued there until the ian.h
WIS properly done - i'his ioint was
dt'anrrd with such a,idil. by the
81 eelaloi's. ~ induced ~ b. belic,o
that,had Mons. Chaheri nimsrlfbren
setic'enli' baked. they would have
proceeded to "A Caribbean bai met.
Many experiments. att fhr exte NJ
IL winch the human frame could
bear the heat. without the desti,,c.
ti"h oi the vital power. have been
tried irom time In tlnr hui co faraa
We recolleet, Monsieur Chabert's
lire resisting qualities are greater
than those protested by the indi,id-
hals Who, before him have under.
gone this Species ri ordeal Times.
T. for Iet.---i'he following ludi-
efovA occurrence took place few
days slnfe AT fashion BILE watering
place nj quite two ha4idrrd miles
irum Chellenhain. II ~ known 10
The generality of w3rldl, peopir,
fhni there ate such useful appenda-
gts IL tar process oi the civil law AZ
sheriis officers. ,ulsarly called
ballIi3 Two III fI,c4e professors
resided in the town IL which ", M.
lude, aud very patnfally regarded
each other with some little feeling.
~ which jealousy Nas uoi the LEASE
powerful. BY seme accident, ono
whom we shalt name A. was called
upon to visit the other. Is. IN his off,
eiai capacity. and having made good
his caption, he said. after some time.
Come along. Mr.. Il, il /. time for
you To come along NTH me. can't
stay any longer foi you, 50 come -
The prisoner WIN had borne thisex.
erclse. oi : brief authority with all
The sang froid Imaginable, coolly re-
Piled. Well. l think II ~ time, my
boy. hut 1t wonI be Just az well for
yoo 10 wait tie longer oh,
no. said A, : bavc waited long @.
nongh already Them retortcd
the other, wen stny comfortably
together, for have got writ very
much at your service and 50 say-
Ing he prodaced the legal document,
and took the caprnr captive. To his
10 small modification aud surprise,
but tn the Amusement ui those who
witnessed The novel scene.
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SSl OK RENT he nprer Phrnot the lem
q "meni ri present oceufied ny Mr. rs.
ncy Vi. Fackler, AID possession gwen mime
Iiateiy. -Applyto N WatbfICA
August 8, esreS
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9aeedoie. During Congress;
members of either house are. at
tunes. in, tied Ia line al the Pest
arpt's tahie. Once. witt some 9th
"a. raw bnrksk % WAS thus honor
81. Bong awkward and not know
la4 ihe names Of the new fashioned
dishes. WHEN hls plate was changed,
and h. Vas asked. what he would
chonse next More bacon aud
green's said he. true TO old VIZ
gina.' Aud awhile after. whcn his
pl s9e was again changed, aud he Was
again asked. what he would take
neAi ! he again answered. think
I'll taiNe u little more Of bacon aud
sretns When. after dining. the
waiter brought II the huckSkiu an
rWcr oi Mater IN rinse his finger tips,
ID he took the ever, and drank II
If; and presently again came with
another ever full. when he. halt
bufsled with "ai'r. began TO qnali
this alsa. not daring tn refuse in fear
Of being thought uagrntccl bat
when about half DONE BY Jonah :
cried hr. ! believe We mean 10 burst
M and I'll bc darn'd if drink
any more. y Richmond Compiler.
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.SgILLs FOR sALt..- PlVSaaH, 10
VI The ViH ~ ht inte Colo y. u LeJca.
I afr for sac ont undirited o,oieig Of NE
ID =. A. X .Xy1A atial -ssxu1s, md
about Hrtg arres u Lagd afaehed h'reto. -
A m4ti perf Of III pafeha" monty ndl 10
caut,d al shorl dltes, mi a eredd " one, tno
and urte gtafs yrea oa Tn balance the par
n.tnis 10 be rel stetred.
.UCIJ4H D1VIS. Je. a.
Afm'r uiM ihs aiH aastr d y The Es-
tnis Of y L igafh, d,c
FIR Rent, the Plantation a.ae { Z Curling
.nachiae. Isl .idsw' ~.
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play him trick that would teach
him manners. ACCORDINGLY hr took
out ten dollar bill aud. Offered Il H.
the negro IL he would liz naked ~
the deck for ten mlnot's. without
moving n limb.-Euchantrd at il'
prospect III gaining the money. 'hr
negro threw off his clothes and laid
on The blanks. with his face dnwn.
wards. where he WAS immediately
covered With insects. After laugh
ing awhile III the fon,ul4i,c tNit hes
II tie negro. Mnnsn hang his watch
in sight anl went below he llrep
tn1k a walking cane and heated the
hfAss- hound end of il IN the fire IN
I'll II vas nearly red hot. When he
rci0rhed IL the deck, lh, ten minutes
had elapsed into minute. aud The
ba L still hid ont. though grinning
With agony. capt. Markay softly
approae he'd The poor devil. aud cum
hingly pressed the heated point of
tie cane IN the small part OF his
hack. The poor negro gave n fear
lui yell, aud sproug iuto the air like
Sturgeon .D--p hai GaNiaippcr.'
said h.. IN hntni been for him,
I Shoaid hare g5i the BET "
FIR long Will there has been
no by-N 1rd AZ common IN the town
As d tha' galImirprr.' Every
time II person Is veSed he d--us the
gailiuipper. liza reeIing sailor ruas
against post, or ii pilot has head
Winds. or gamcster had luck, or II
fisherman "A bad market. 90 truck
man no employ men'. they all curse
the galIlnipper.' II was bat the o.
tber day continued mine host. that a
roaring lack-tar whom had refused
In trust Tor liquor. staggered ny 10
the Il 5or. aud shakig hts fat at me,
cried out with al air of drunken sa.
gaeity. D--p that gallinippcr.'
WY il il the fashionable cant word
NJ The ii ae. q. II.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
D THOMAS j. DUNAL

Has this day received few pack
ages, containing EPSON Salts, Al
cohoi, Jalap, Calomei, Camphor,
Epicac, Tartar Emetic, Snlpha,e
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Recommended by bt most respectable Plus.
riGns m Europe as neil as in .1mericn as d
safe and reriam care tor The
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

meeting of the Medical Society of Delaware, held
n at Dover Tuesday the 9th of May 1826-the fol-
lowing gentlemen licenaed and unanimously cleo
ted members of the society, Wig THOMAS r. BnTNcKLg
NJ D.-EDwARD WonRELL,-M D.-THoMAs SaUIBD,
NJ DIV McCAFFERr, M. D., and Dr. LEWIS SPRINGER.
The following Gentlemen admitted as honorary
members Of the society: w, JOHNSON, NJ. Dbl F.
AsKEw, NJ. D., and JOSEPH THOMAS, M d.
e. S GREEN, being member of the society, and JAMES
CoupEn. Jr., NJ D., licentated.
The following officers then elected for the ensuing
year.
President-Allan hicTane VI. d.
Wee Prest y. Franklin Vaughan, NJ D.
TTeasigsr-T M. Stout, NJ D.
Secretory-C sewell Green NJ. n.
Censors--John johnson, NJ. D., r. D. Waite, NJ. o.,
w. Woofe, NJ. d., and DR.. James Lister.
Board Of Examiners. t.
For Neueaste County-A. Naudan, M. D, A. McLane,
NJ D, F D Waite, M D., J Moor, NJ D., John John.
son. NJ n. and T R. Brinckle, M. d.
Renf-Wm Collins, NJ d., C. Sewell Green, M. D.,
] Franklin Vaughan, NJ y Jno Adams, Nj D., T. NJ.
Stout, NJ D i, and J p. Lofland NJ. D
Susser-W. Wolfe, NJ D r. II. Griffith, NJ D and
DR.. NAPLES.
Orafor-SamIe Peasonton, NJ. H.
Lectarers-Edward Worrel, M. D I, and DR. James Lis
ter.
The society adjourned to meet at Dover the second
Tuesday of May, 1927. BY order:
C. SEWELL GREEN, Secretary.
Nav Is. 51-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16
GEORGIA PROTEST.

The following is the protest Of the Georgia Del
ega,ion in Congress, against the passage of the
Creek Treaty appropriation bill.
The President of the United States hayiug sub
mt,ed to the house Of Representatives contract,
made by James Barbour. Secretary of War, and
certain Indians of the Greek tribe, dated the Goth
day Of January, 1926. which has been ratified by
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate Of the
United States and having asked OF Congress an
appropriation to carry it into effect the undersigned
Representatives of the people OF Georgia. feel 1t
their duty respectfully to represent to the House,
That, by contract made at the Indian Springs,
between certain Chiefs Of the Creek Tribe and the
commissioners of the United States, on the 18th
Of February, 1925, the Claim of the Creek Indians
10 the land occupied by that tribe in Georgia. was
extinguished, and provisions made for their reno
val, by the list day Of September, 1926.
That this contract was, on the 9TH Of March,
1885, duly and solemnly ratified and proclaimed by
The President Of the United States, acting by the
4 advice and with the consent of the Senate of the
Senate and that Congress, anticipating such con
tract had appropriated the of two hundred and
1 hfy thousand dollars towards The execution Of it.
This contract partially fulfilled, the part of the
United States, their obligation under the compac,
with Georgia, of 1909, and removed every difficulty
Anterposed by the occupation Of the Creek Indians,
Ito the full exercise of all the vested rights Of the
State over considerable portion OF her soil and
Sterritory.
v That the undersigned are under the solemn con-
8siction, that neither the President alone, nor the
president and Senate conformity, nor the Govern
@&nent OF the United States, have any constitutions!
Dover, without the consen, Of Georgia, to interrupt
n nvadate, under any pretence whatsoever, the
Tight secured to that State by this contract, made
IN obedience to an act of Congress, and ratified
Filth all due solrmnity.
That the new contract, for which an appropria
&lon is now asked, differs from that at the Indian
fpfings in this THAT it does not provide for the
removal Of the Greek Indians prior to 1897 and
V oea NO, expressly provide for their removal from
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-16

DlED-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening, the 9Th
inst, MOSES LEVY Esq, lately President Judge Of the
District Court for the City ard County of Philadelphia
- In Philadelphia, suddenly. on Thursday morning,
in the 67h year of her age Mrs. ELIZABETH HALL, Ok
Lewistown, Del q
- At Milford, Delaware, on the 2sh utimo, LEO.
NARD ADKINS, Eq Cashier of the Commercial Bank az
hat place, in the 48lh year of his age.
On Thursday Evening, in Washington CITY, in the
SCH year of his age, MIR. DANIEL RAPINE He was
among the odes, and respected inhabitants Of that
City, and has filled some of its most responsible Offices;
among others, that of Mayor.
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all the land occupied by them in Georgia The
undersigned, are, therefore. compelled by just
sense OF what is due to Georgia. to protest, they
do most so!emnly protest, against III as violating the
rights OF that member of the Union of which they
are the Representatives, leaving it to the constu-
tional organs of the State sovereignty to vindca,e
OF to waive those rights, their own sense Of pro-
priety, their duty to the PEOPLE of the Slate, and
their reverence for the Union Of the States under
the Federal constitution, may dictate,
ALFRED CUTHBERT,
GEO. CARY,
JOHN FORSYTH,
EDW. r. TATTNALL,
G. E. HAYNES,
WILEY THOMPSON,
JAMES MERRIWETHER.
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Peremptory Public Sale of
REAL ESTATE,

10 close concern.
TN The town of Newcastle, the tavern Of Mrs. urch,
i on Wednesday the oath May, at O'Clock, p. M, all
that Two Story Brick House and Lot situate Water
street, containing in breadth on Water Street and
extending 500 feet the Delaware, rented to
George Read, Jr, Esq., to the 18th March next, at the
rate Of $50 dollars per lot north side Church
alley, bounded by said alley to the SOUTH the by
lots now or late of John Au, &c.
All those Two Frame Messages and lots Of ground be-
tween Market and Orange streets, bounded southwest by
LOT of Thomas Aken northwest by Orange street aore
said northeast by lands Of Samuel Foster and southeast
by Market street aforesaid Cor 80 dollars per
annum.
All those lots parcels of land situate in the north
end marsh, and adjoining the marsh meadow late the
property Of William Auil.
Terms at sale. JOHN Isle,
SILAS f. WEIR,
NAV 13, 1926. 51-St SAMUEL. SMITH.
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From the Mercantile Adcsrtiser.
: New YonK, MAY IS,
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

| The packet ship Edcard Quesapl, Capt. HAvs
KINs, arrived yesterday from Havre having sailed
on the 4th ut. Our Paris papers which are to the
3lst of March. contain 30 news Of importance.
Capt. Fl. informs, that Gen Lafayette wa. SO I'M
well as to be confined to his house.
| 1t was reported that the Turks made general
attack upon Missolonghi on The I'd of March, by sea
and land, and that they were repulsed, with the
loss OF several thousand men,. 1t was also said that
Col Serves, who was in the Imperial guards UNDER
Napoleon, and Is now in the service Of the Pacha
OF Egypt, has surrendered at discretion at Tripo@
liza.
Affairs at Lisbon were unsettled The Queen had re.
FUSED to see he: daughter since her appointment powers
The London papers say, the present Regency will be sup
ported by France and England.
Greek newspapers freely circulated at Constantine
ple whilst they are prohibited in the Russian domnions
the Bishop OF Durham, died in London the 25th
March, at The age of 3d. His immense wealth descends to
his nephew, Lord harrington.
1t reported that King Ferdinand had escaped from
conspiracy formed by the Aposiocal party to carry him
off to Araijeuz
Enlistments were publicly making in France for the
Vceroy Of Egypt number Of French officers recently
engaged for his service about sail from Marsees
Six armed vessels fitting the place for the
Viceroy
In the French Chamber of Deputies March 25th nett.
tons presented from Paris, and from HAVE, for
more eHectual prohibition Of the slave trade member
stated nat than 80 vessels had fitted for this ada
from Nantz within year ard that French slave vessels
when pursued, threw their slaves overheard.
In the same session, Gen. Sebastian asserted tina,
the ministry encouraged enlisments for the Pacha
Of Egypt, that at the time Of Ibrahiln pacha's ex-
petition to the Morea his treasure was conveyed in
a French vessel; and that it was by permission of
the government tina, vessels Of were fitting out
at Marsclles for the Pacha.--The Minister of
Finance replied, that, as TO the transport of the
treasure, the commander OF the station had been
recalled for allowing and as to he construction
Of vessels in French ports, there was no law TO pre-.
vent 1t, but they were not allowed to arm.
The Duke Of Orleans has contributed 5000
fsancs for fund TO purchase provisions for ,ha
Greeks at Mssolongh.
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TAILORING.
Francis O'Daniel.

D ESPECTFUlI4Y informs his friends and the public
Ia that he has commenced the above business. at
MO. 8, WEST HIGH STREET,
Next door but one TO Zba Ferr, where he intends doing
all kinds Of work in his lines in the best and most fashona
Bile style.
Having employed Mr. CHRISTOPHER Cousr1ss, as fore.
man. he has no doubt that his work will give general sas-
faction.
NIB supply OF ready made clothing; Also an assert.
ment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, and other articles ui,a-
HE for mems wear will be kept for sale. His friends aud
the public invited to cali and see for themselves
Wilmington, April 81, 1926. 44-3m
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MARRIED-On the 4th inst, by the Rev. Law, ence
WCombs, Mr.. WALTER BIRD 10 Mrs LEIITIA WOOD.
COCK. all of this Borough
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NEW SERIES OF THE
Museum Of Foreign Literature and Science.
No. S. FOR MAY.
PUBLISHED BIZ
L. LITTELL, PHILADELPHIA.
CONTENTS.
CONTENTS.
Portrait of James Madison.

Portrait of James Madison.
/. Rabutins Memors-From the Retrospective Repiezv.
2. Josephine-From The Ne7o -honthiy Magazine 8. AID
ventures Of Young RAeman--from the London Maya
zine. Howells Instructions for Foreign rravel-From
the Retrospective Reuvew. Dr. Martin Listers Journey
to Paris--Fro the same. g. My Aunt's Poodle-Fro The
Ne Monthly Magazine Lieut.. Gen Sir Richard Church's
Personal Narrative of The Revolution at Palermo, in the
Year lS20-From the Monthly Magazine. g. Starlight
From the New Monthly Magazie g. Cradocks Literary
and Miscellaneous Memoirs--From The Monthly Re1de7v.
TO- Busbequiuss travelsFrom The Retrospective Reve4v.
IL The Early Life and Education Of Counsellor OBJ.
From the London Magazine. 10 Lnes-From the Me
ropohan Magazine 10. Watertoi,s Wanderngsn South
America-From the London Magazine IA. Walks in Rome
and its Envrons-From the Neu Monthly Magazine. Is
To -. From The Metropolitan Magazine. IL. On the
Choice and Management of Razor-From the Technical
Repository. II. Miscellaneous Selections. ID. Literary
Intelligence 10 List OF New British Publications.
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Post Office has recently been established in Delaware
City, New Castle County Mr.. WILLIAM l.. NEWBOLD
has been appointed Post Master.
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MR.. CALHOUN took the Vice Presidents
chair under singularly hatterng circumstances anc
his prospects were brilliant. A few months have
rolled away and Mr.. Calhoun is BUNDLED in his
own opinion and sunk in that of the country. No
mans prospects have been more rapidly or more
deeply overshadowed. He who so proudly vaulted
into his seat and was hailed by MANY friends and
partisans now finds his chair shorn Of its influence
and its honors, and his friends making, aud taking
occasion TO discaim all community of principle with
him The dazzling, captivating bride which he had
supposed within his reach. and a, which he was
ready to clutch has vanished into thin air and will
forever elude his grasp. MIR. Calhoun is no longer
candidate for the Presidency. He will not. we
speak by authority. he will not oppose himself to
General Jackson awe must have number Of
sh adows to fill up the muster book"
Dem. Press.
Letters from England, via New York, state thai
Lord Wellington had succeeded in his mission
that Russia, Austria, and England have determined
to support the Cracks and had given notice to the
Turks Of their determination.
The health of the emperor Of Austria, was i'm.
proving. Il is said the Arch1uke Charles, eldest
son of the Emperor, has beforehand renowned the
throne, from attachment to private life.
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Ee Persons indebted to the Editors are requested to
make immediate payment
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Indignantly dawnng aeate
portion of the Union from another.' WASHINGTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-31
T1ut;0D 10 Purchasers


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mine and sold rs such, are fraudulent and base impos
TONS calculated to deceive the Ignorant and unwary
Thcrenuine medicine has my Signature on label re-
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal.
Communications, postpaid, and orders from any part
ofthe world, will receive immediate attention.
r-TPrinted directions accompany the medicine
WIN. SWAIN.
No. IS, South Mnth-street, Philadelphia,
Opposite the University of Pennsylvania
A constant supply of the above valuable medicine
is kept by the subscribers who appointed sole agents
for Alexandria. Prlces-S5 per bottle, or $50 per do
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