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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-14

PROM CoLoMBIA.-Swyendsr Of Cain,

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BY the schooner Betsey, Capt. Hunter, in twentyree
days from Carhagena have received from our enye
correspondents Bogoa and Carhagena papers the lat
TO the 5th March inclusive, from which translate the
following official articles respecting the surrender of Caao
The garrison the time of its ender reduced 10
about five hundred men, and General Rodl making
arrangements to depart for Europe. AS the in Peru
now at an end, the whole OF the Colombian army which
was at the siege Of Calao, amounting nearly six thousand
men, will be Immediately transported Carhagens,
which places vessels have been chartered proceed to
Chagres Tor this purpose.
TRANSLATION.
TERMINATION OF THE Wharf.-The General com.
manding The Department. has received by post from the
Is hmus OF Panama, which arrived in this port the sec
ond instant, the following important notice.
"Repu6ic Of Cootu6ia-Heqd Quarters,
PoRTo BELLo Feb. 26, 1876.
TO the Commanding General at Carfhagena.
The commander in chief of the army before Callao the
excellent Bartholomew Salon, letter dated the ODD of
January which, have just received, informs me to the
following effect -
troops took possession of the fortress of Caao waving in
testimony thereof upon its high towers the sandad OF
lberty-the Spanish Governor having surrendered upon
captulaon which will have tue honor of transmitting
to you together with other documents they are
printed AT present the pressure of time and the
ty OF Fastening the sailing of the vessel which leaves o
day. prevent my detailing 70 you the circumstances of It's
acquisition he mcssenge who will bear of
this triumph to government will leave tins tomorrow. 1
mpart It To- yourself with the greatest pleasure being
sured that IT will be the termna ian of the var"
transmit the above 70 you in order that you may crcu.
late al the Magatalv ma and to friendly col mes
do this with the greatest pleasure because the srreIl-
der OF Caao crowns the glory of Colombia in the field of
battle.
God preserve you many years.
MANUEL ANTONIO PIZARO.
True Copy-Carthagena, March Cd, 1896
J. a CEPEDA, Sec.
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FOR THE wATcHMAN.

al ask for inlormation,' whether the very res
pcctable gentleman who purchased from the Cor
poraion the right to the street dirt, knows that in
places in Market street, il is hard matter to
cross the street without getting over shoe.tops in
horse dung, and other filth which he ought to have
removed; and which was not permitted to remain
as nuisance when black Ben was street cleaner.
/, is my opinion that when the Corporation sell the
right to the street dirt, they should make it obliga:
tory on the part of the purchaser to remove it as
last as it Accommodates and not suffer him to leave
it in the st,eet till it suits his profit convenience
to carry 1T away, regardless of the comfort and
health of the citizens. QUERIST.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-14

Lam ieMeenceAt the late term of the superior court
held at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Daniel Knight, a
schoomas,er, found guilty Of assault and battery
upon young man, named James Bricket, one of his
scholars and sentenced pay fine of ten dollars and costs
of court BY the testimony produced the trial. it APP
peared that The beating numerically that blows
were inflicted OH the nose the head, and the arms BY
hickory stick an inch thick The offence committed was
in tansgressng Of the rules Of the school, by remains
ing out too long, and when he did in refusing to be
ferruled
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Borough Election.-Last year we were not q

Borough Election.-Last year not a
little troubled with requests to publish Borough
Tickets which their trainers recommended to the
&itizens through the columns OF our paper We
wish it to be distinctly understood that ON the pre-,
cnt occasion, we will publish any ticket except
formed at general meeting of which due notice
has been given, unless paid for as advertisement.
I'VE are compelled to adopt this resolution, lest
bur columns should be entirely occupied with the
names OF persons recommended by their friends
Is candidates for Office and from the belief thai the
hity Of the publication thereof is at least question
1blo.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-14
NOTICE.
April IA, 1926.

LII personsindebiedto the estate ofGEORGE PIERCE,
IA Esquire late Of the town of castle, in the county
of Newcastle, and State of Delaware, deceased are reu
red to make payment and those who have demands agang
the etate requested to present them duly attested
without unnecessary deayAn immediate settlement is
particularly wished, with all those for whom Mr. Pierce
had acted as Agent or Attorney in fact
JAMES COPPER, Admir-.
Newcastle, April 10, 1896 42-4t
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The great Unknowa--Sr1LL Unlsnown.-We

The great Unknown--STILL Unknopn.-We
have seen letter just received by gentleman of
this city from Edinburg, which states that Sir
Walter Scott, in making his claim against the
house Of Constable & Company which had failed,
acknowledged himself to be the PROPRIETOR only
and not he author Of the Waverly Novels. The
acknowledgement of proprietorshp was sufficient to
establish his claim against the estate of the firm.
Phil. Journal.
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The following Equivoques we're presented in the
form Of Toast, which was offered at dinner re-
Gently given at Detroit to Gov. Cass on his return
from the City of Washington. They are turned
we'll enough:
BIZ Mr.. j. O. LeWis.--Dam the Canals-bIast
the Iron sink the Coal Pits and consume the Man
ufactures of America.
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From official documents, it appears that there are
aancAcharged on the books Of the Auditor Cen
fal OF Pennsylvania, against the several Brigade
inspectors, amounting to Se1,l29. A great portion
this, It is impractcable TO collect, by reason Of
y insolvency of collectors, and other causes. The
Ell''a system OF that State not only swallows up
own revenue, but requires her appropriations
II supportit.
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Black Paint will facilitate the ripening Of wall
fruit; yet not one wall in 10000 is SO painted.
The walnut tree, il grated, produces ten fold,
yet this process is seldom or never used.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-14

MARRlED-at Dover, Tuesday the 18th Instant by
the Rev. Jacob Moore. WILLARD HALL, Esq to Miss
HARRIET HILLYARD
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DlED-in Baltimore, on Sunday evening last, the Rev.
JAMES SMITH, late emineni iinerant Minister of the
Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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The Georgia Journal describes the performance OF re-
arkabe surgical operation upon lady of De Kab county.
tunour was removed from her right arm. weighing IS
ounces the substance bony and caftiagnous af ey
beng laid bare it would not yield to the knife, and re-
course had TO the and chsse the tumour was by
consulting committee Of surgeons in Mladgeville, term
which was blood vessel which had the tumour
for three years. The operation borne with deerea
lady has recovered the use of her arm and ENJOYS
good health =
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Fine Chance to get Rich for trife

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
To be drawn in Washington City, on the goth of April
and finished in a few minutes.
Scheme.-1 prize of $4,000; of 900; of $4,000;
of 10000; Of $4,000 of 10,160; 50 Of 1000; 1856
of 5o0 372 Of 10o 1902 Of 40 and 1880 prizes 90
Ticket S2u-Tialf l0Quarter 5-Eiglth 2.50-Sxteenlh
125-TweDtieth 100
Union Canal Lottery, 2lst Class,
To be drawn ON the Sd of May
.Schen,e-1 prize of $4,000: of 10000; of 5000;
of 2OOO Of 1900; of 1908 of 1000 10 Of 500 So
of 100; SO of SOL 104 of 20 1900 Of and fo6o8 OF a.
Tickets 4.O0-tiaf 00-Quarter 1.00-Eighb So
Tickets and Shares to be had in variety Of numbers
TENDERS supplied on the most liberal terms and Csh paid
for prizes on presentation to
j. ]. ROBINSON.
Apr, n No los, Market Street. Wilmington. Del.
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TlNHAl noted flock of full bred Mernos belonging to the
subscriber, will be sold public suction on Tuesday
the t1uenyfh of April inst at eleven O'clock A. NJ, on
the farm which he resides situated near Newark New
Castle County, Delau consisting of lbs ewes % rams
and SO wehers: the greater part Of the rams of the
highly improved breed, without horns They are wsrran-
ted be of pure Nerino BLOOD raised with uncommon care
by the present owner and will be sod with the eeces on
their backs that purchasers will be able Judge of the
real quality of their WOOL and the weight of their eecess
0J Should the weather prove unayorable, the sale viii
take place ON the next fair day.
+. H. HoLTZBECKER.
April H. 1926. 42-3tp
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Alta trial which took place in Philadelphs, in

| december last, the following incident occurred:
man, in this case, was offered as a witness for
the defendant. On being Intercepted by the plain.
uH's Counsel, as to bis religious belief he declared
that he did not believe in future state OF rewards
and punishmen,s after this life, but that the only
punishment for sin in the present state of ear
istpncp.
lhr Judge, after argument, refused to admit him
70 DC qualified as witness; and, among other au-
tnort., quoted in support of his opinion, The dec.
sion OF the Supreme Cour, of New York as dev.
cred by Chief Justice Spencer, from 9Th Johnson's
REPORTS, page 50; Jackson VS.. Gridley "Reli.
gion IS subject on which every man has right to
mink according to the dictates of his own UNDER
standing; 1t is solemn concern between his con-
science and his God with which in general. no
human tribunal has right to medde But in the
deseioPement OF facts, and the asc crtainment of
tuih, human tribunals have right to intcriere--s
they are bound to see that no mans rights are I'M
pared, or taken away. but through the medium OF
testimony entitled TO belief; and no testimony ia
entitled to credit, unless delivered under the soc
MY OF an oath or afir nation, which comes home
TO the conscience of the witness, and will create a
tie arising from his belief that perjury would cx-
pose him to punishment in the life to come; oa
this great principle rests all our institutions, and
especially the distribution Of justice betueen man
and man."
OF imported INTO the United States
during he Year ending 3Oth September. 1885, amount
ed to 9b34oO75, of Which amount SOL 90e 52 were i'm
ported IN American vessels and - 437 563 foreign ves
ses: the exports during the period, amounted
99535,58S, of which, S66 946 1873 were domestic and
32 800 643 foreign articles If the domestic artces
300 ol6u95 was exported in American vessels So $685.
ooo and of the foreign articles $50 49,
o54 were exported in American vessels and So o8o in
foreign 754 tons of American shipping enter
ed and cleared from the ports of the United
and s2s27 tons Of foreign shipping entered, 5000
cleared from the United Stated States during the said pe
Rod
Value Of the exports of the growth produce and man.
uaetlre OF the United States, during the year ending on
the 30th September, 1926
Value ofezports, the product Of the sea- S1;5o5065
OF he forest, 4,958949
OF agriculture, 54,237 ISL
. OF manufactures, 3,169,1i5
Domestic articles not specially distinguished in
the Collectors returns, viz;
Manufactures, 256O6f9
Raw Produce, 4442bI
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S66.e46, 1923


BY which appears that the value Of domestic manuac.
tured articles exported during the last fiscal year amount.
ed 10 S5729,7o7
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FRIDAY, ApriL IA, 1926

rrowa Indignantly upon dawning attempt aenat
knc portion of the Union from another' WASHINGTON.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-11
FOREIGN.

The ship Lewis. f. rc,brought
Paris papers 20 the 2sth, and lIa-
vre 10; The s9th Sept. With London
papctbf the S5tIl, onlytwo days la
ter than last English adviccs.
Mr.. Canning was at Paris. Mr..
Brown, the American minister, was
80 give a dinner on tho 2stlI, to Mr..
&. aud all the fosciga fniaistcrs.
GREECE. The Turks hav
been driven from before Athens. a
National Assembly VAS 10 be held
on the eth Sept. Co'cotron was
preparing to attack Ibrahim, who it
was said, might be ea' ly crushed,
Twelve vessels from n a ID sni
R'nce, With stores, &c. ilat arri,S'
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al. -.
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be i6lere1ts oflhe Sonceeoed. I'd par I
|iculafly to provide i6f G1<b a ednea-
|ion of ~ Prss B)aols g may nskol I
hen oood and useful limed Hbero ol lhe /
somrn rnnnity the a 66l1sy koWe ler$pf6,
bosee IS sndeaveuk q prev enf (hq
81 - Free Blacks f1bm other otalcsi
When irof fclline 10 ~ kIase states with
out c!sesoo rts-and (. Is proenrc indcm<l
nifv Cor fho.c Who hive been impfis
oocd The meeting may cause sonie
senj I'm. -,
MI Dnnforth. editor Of The Micro
cosm. Is said 10 Be ia a iseliae. sinceI
tLc tcr,uina,ion ofibc ;oS6d( fial COD 4
t..st w should recotnsI 6n|j Is ]lfjcasee
of'gOun. Robtins. -.
sI,he grand Jury Of Portland have re-
ported ! bill agslinst sew era! venders of|
lottery tickets in that town for conspir-
;,,c 10 defraud .purchasers. ~
The Goyemcpr of New.York has
issued h;s proclamation for thauksgiy-
ing ia that state, on the f6,h Inst.
A lawyer Of Montreal was recently
tossed and g. riously hurt by bull |;
which he attempted to. drive out Of his
or, hard. The members Of his pro-
fession, are, however, accustomed 10
take. The bull by the horns."
On the iS;h OF Septcmbera maga-
zinc Of powder at Ostend (iiplland)
blew MP with ntremeudous explosion.
/ contaiucd one thousand two hundred
and sixty five barrels Of powder, each
barrel weighing fifty killogrames. the
whole rather more than SIXTY tons Eng
lish. Many buildings weie shattered
to pieces, and almost every one sus-
tanned sGpe injury. Thirty persons
we're Killed aud many others severely
injured. II Is not, says a letter sirom
Ostcnd, iu the power' OF language ia
depict the CONSERVATION and despair ol
the inhabitants. when feeling the first
shock Of the explosion. They all left
Their holnes, fled to the ncishbourlng
fields, and ..bandoned their properly at.o
their friends. ! had entered t''c Town
(s"ys IA travelicr) oaiy the hisht oeiore
when all was ehecriuiness' an'mauc'
and peaee-but ailerthe morning 0
Tuesday every house WAS par'ial'y 81
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y ton, and persisted IN for reasons unknown
q US. We felt ourselves dclic a,ely si,uated,u
: on receiving his first corhn,unicntion we fe
. om selves more so now; being unwilling
soil the purity of tho surplics, or shew ou
selves heretics, by believing different from Il
= Clergy, and boldly publishing our ,piniops
d In ourremarks upon this su!jecs, we shy
v endcav voar 10 recollacl, that Mr.. Welsh is ol
senior las had experience and opporlunti
!, which, have been dsn:eJ Us, is amin
ter Of the Gospel, Of unb blemi.i.oi rbatacte
: aud there fore entit tied to our respect, but
y no guardian of our rousciences, no reguiat
a Of our religious principlc;. rts'
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j. c. WELSH.
Mr.. Welsh takes the veil from OF his tan.
ity when he sneers at QUE ''leng .conrne nta :
ry upon his "short communication" Had
he INDUCED himself with second thoo,ht, he
must have perceived that il was not his short
communication, but the subject of uh,ch Ii
treated, which we thought worthy Of our
room. With regard 10 the points which he
attempted TO make out, il was marveIlously y
(" short communication" only went To
prove that little piece of silver, fashioned
by ~me heothen idolater, did more towards
working reformation, than the preaching OF
him who cssed the rigiifM owner, Of lis bur-
then I! wonderful PROOF Of the good effect
sf|klissionaries.
We did not think J. C. Welsh. would at
tempt to slip away from a. notorious fact by
equivccstivn. He says no such proce eedings
took place at Serampore," but he does mol
say they did not fake place at ou--what mat
iers 1t whether these men resided in one vii.
lsge or auother' They were on that statioa
they did delcare themselves independent of
the society who sent them--,hey did make
the condition Of the natives worse than be-
fore-thcy didsquander money earned by bot
Ter men than Themselves, and we CA sxoxn II,
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bounded by lands Of Matthew Donahoo, Abraham refce
William Kennedy John Pearson and others with TWO
story frame dwelling house and kitchen thereon erected,
and other out buildings containing one hundred acres
more or less. No q A farm bounded by lands OF the
heirs Of John Alston, dec heirs OF Joseph sharon, dec
heirs of Richard Kew, dec and others; with log dwell
ling house and Kitchen stablc crib smokehouse and
other out buildings thereon ereced containing two hun
dred acres less Seized and taken IN execution
as the property Of John Lo1Ober
Newcastle, February 5, 1926 Z4-ot
gp virtue Of writ of vend expnnas, TO me directed,
will be exposed public SALE AT the house OF Joseph
Person in Chtistana Hundred, Saturday the 4tl OF
March next at o'clock, NJ, the following described
lot OF ground situate in Chrsana hundred and county OF
Newcastle wit fronting on Kent street twenty feet,
between Shpey and Orange streets, IN the ooigh OF
Wilmington and adjoining lots of John MClung, Della
Doras and extending seventy feet back 70 Joshua Woas
TOMS line containing, BY computation, fourteen hundred
soar feet more or less Seized and taken in execution
as the property Of JtiRiam Montgomery.
Newcastle January IL, 1896. 23-4t
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

vryIIE Subscriber DocTon MEDICINE and PRACTICAL
CHEMIST respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has comInen-
ced the Practice OF Medicine, in MARKET SIhEEi,
wilmington, Delaware, in the house opposite lfr Henry
Hobes 8 Co.'S Lumber Pard@here he prepares the fol
lowing Medicines; The Suphate of auinne This med,
cine contains the active principle the Peruvian Bark, and
when properly prepared the best medicine as yet dis
covered for The of Agues Remlten and Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Basamc Restorative for DIS
eases Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumption
phhisic; and medicine which will eHectually cure the
mos, Distressing Headache matter how long It's contin
uance may be. He also cures the 'Iooiache in lew
minutes without making use OF any OF the cofroung ac
or red hot iron, plugging the teeh with gold Leaf OF
sheet lead The medicine he makes use ct VIII preserve
The teeth for wears He prepares Tooth Powder that will
whten the teet be they SO black from taking mel
cine or any other Dr. r. prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all inhammations from the eyes nave
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some OF them
crippes for years from it Names or signatures 40 no
REQUIRE it too much the custom with quackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience aud
knowledge of chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals, vegetables and minerals and
can apply them the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
if they make timely application, can be cured
There is a medicine sold by the name Of Swams Pdna
cea which did not hear OF until saw Mr. Swains adyer
tisemen some few weeks past then called on some OF
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke to
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered It's effects in the OF certain Diseases All
the gentlemen spoke TO the subject, said they were
certain that Mr. Swain not the inventor Of the medi-
cine The that invented the Panacea was one OF the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and dead near
two hundred years. and his writings are difficult to be had
That Mr. aim has got some part OF bis works. or some
person gave him receipt from the work. have doubt
Of have prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA which viii sell at one dollar per bot
tie BY the Dozen and dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. p. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
say that will take Corns by The roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation OF pain.
Ladies Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that durable, if they pleased TO call Oh Inc, shall BE-
. attended to with the sctest punctuality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & r. G.
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