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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-19
From the Dem. Press
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MOCK LOBSTER.-Mr. Binns. as, s,.n
ing my attention wes arrested al table bv rrllou
noarder preparing something to which should
give The above title / c Crate six small crackers
to which add Tour ounces OF fine cut cold roas, lamb
liean then season 1t TO suit The taste with mustard
vinegar black pepper and sweet oil. The whole
can oe prepared while sitting at table and makes an
excellent dish. Had it been introduced 10 me with
my eyes shut or in the dark as lobster, should
nave been taken in with it as SUCH though am
AN EPICURE
am of opinion that Zeal is much better ,ba,
Lamb ioS the above purpose Editor Press. ,''~'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-19
Phila1elbbjo. .Sca, *

TIE Canton Hps--The two Canton sims ,ha XIII -. o.,
.ca 'ergood' IN which there apparent ownership Of
Mt T.: Thomson have safely arrived They are in crs.
ouy o' me Marshal Theysailed ON this port the same
uay, arrived at Canton the day, sailed from thence
asah ne samc day and have arrived err within sdav Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21

pect OF admission Under these circumstance
gathered exclusively from the papers submitted bv
the memorialist, your committee are unable to dis
cover that he has been unjustly oppressiveiv
treated by the county court of Baltimore county.
and therefore recommend that he have leave to
withdraw his memorial and documents MIR.
Garner has obtsined leave to bring in bill 10
abolish Imprisonment for debt.
VIRGINIA. M Tindell is still! boring for wa
ter at Hsrper's Ferry, and has penetrated to the
depth OF 230 feet through hard rock. The water
has rem aimed stationary for several weeks, within
l6 feet of the surface. Mr. T. is still sangune thar
he will make the water gush spontaneously from
the rock The water-borers of Alexandra have
reached depth of 90, feet, in new place, and
find water within 30 feet of the surface.
Norm CARoLINA.-1he Legislature have
ceded to the u. States, Oak island, for the erection
Of fortihcation al the mouth of Cape Fear river.
GEoRGIA.-Mr Clinton s is of opinion that
the sol, on thu route of Jenckes'. canal is every
way adapted TO the undertaking; an apprehension
had been entertained tina, much expense would be
incurred in facing the banks If the soil were TOO
| sandy. The level character OF the country will
! now render its execution comparatively easy
The Savannah Georgian calculates that it might
! be done as cheaply the work which Mr.. II. mil
has contracted 10 do for the Conestoga Navigation
Company, viz. to make steam boat naviga, ion
from Lancaster city to the Susquehanna river a
distance Of IS miles, with 9 dams. and locks a.
veraging about feet lift each, for 500, 24O.
| OHIo.-A correspondence is published between
members oil Congress from this State and the
Secretary of War. The former complains of tie
wretched manner in which Mr.. Bruce has compiled
with his engagement, o remove the distractions to
the navigation in The Ohio; and also of the want of
vigilance on the part of Maj. Babcock, appointed
to inspect the work The Secretary states, that ls
had suspended M,jor Babcock, aud assures them
that MIR Bruce should be required TO re,race ais
steps, &c.-lt is sand. the Legislature of Ohio will
probably authorize the Commissioners of the Caaai
Fund to borrov million of Dollars for the year.
Three steam bos,s have been launched a; Cincinns
during the first week of this year. river lad
fisen about feet; and the ice in the Ohio ~
Wheeling is reported TO have broken up on tue Slst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21
NINETEEMTH CONGRESS.
sEsyION
FIRST SESSION
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1926.
IN SENATE

IN SEN ATE
The Vice President communicated n letter from,
the Postmaster General, accompanied by slate
ment OF the unproduc i've Post Routes for the last
year.
Mr.. Johnston of Louis, submitted the following
resolution:
Reso'kd, That the Committee on Military.
Affairs be instructed inquire into the ext eden
cy oil erecting Barracks near New Orleans for the
troop OF the United Stales
MIR. Johnstoa also submitted The following
ReSofred, That the Committee on ommerce
o. instructed 10 inquire into the expediency OF
erecting light houses on Cape Florida AID Cane
Canaverai.
The Resolution submitted by Mr. Hayne, calling
for the Report OF the Officers employed in the ex-
animation OF the Harbors of Charleston and St.
Mary's together with the Charts, Surveys, &c.
connected with the subject, was taken up aad
agreed to.
The Resolution submitted by Mr. Ellis, relative
to tue removal of distinctions in the rivers Iber-
vile and Bayou Msnchac, was taken up and agreed
to.
The report Of the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs.
relative TO TIE Letters OF Com. Porter and Thomas
Randall, was then taken IN.
MI Dickerson said, he was not present yester-
day, when the Chairman OF the Committee made.
the report; but he thought the Committee had not
taken correct view of the motives which had in
duced Comm. Porter to address his letter to the
Senate on this subject To give him time for an
examination of the Report he moved tina, il lay
on The table, together with the Resolution which
was carried.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer.

CARTERSyIJLE, Jan. 10th, 1926.
You will perhaps, 10 an act of humanity TO the
friends or relations Of the deceased by publishing
IN your paper notice of a suicide, which was com
mitted IN our iowa 90 "wednesday last the II,h
INST by atnsn whose name mas not been disceye,ed
and who, 1t appears eDdesyoreJ to prevent any hing
IKE discovery, as he bad cut the mark from hls
shirt, and had rot paper or any thing else in his
possession except small knife and key. tie call.
ed and siaid all night at Of the taverns of thu
place. and alter breakfast, which he eat composed
ly, be called for water and razor 10 shave gs
retired to private room with the razor, and there
alter arranging every thing and locking the door
he committed The borrid deed by cutting his throat
with one tremendous cash. lie was not discovered
until late iha, evening Ills appearance indicated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21

him to be abou. % % years of age, appeared to
be in bad health dressed genteely in blue Cashmere
pantaloous, striped marseilles wais,coat. black
cloth coat, new hat, and pair of new morocco
boots. His socks which were of white wool, and
which he had pu, into his pocket, no doubt witt.
the in,enton of destroying, were odd, and marked,
one A A. and the other II. A. He was about
1--WE fee ten inches high, had dark hair, and oil
his foreteeth projected out further than the rest.
He told the bar-keeper, he was on his way TO Ere
dericksburg. had sent his trunk on by the stage
aud that he had not long been from Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-21

ss there enters Richmond annually, little more
than so 900 hhds OF tobacco increase Of about 81
cents per hhd ON this article above, would make
an increase of about Els, 900 On this article and
still be nearly so cents less than the present toll
o. tobacco per hid. Reduce the present toll on
tobacco 20 this standard. and the tobacco merchant
cannot complain, as compared with the nour mer-
chant. &c. ior, 100 pounds of tobacco seldom II
ever sells for less than 100 pounds OF our, would
not be higher ,ol al uaioyem, on tobacco, than
it has ditoays been Oh flour. This would also
tend 10 reconcile The views of sundry gentlemen
who seem to hinge upon the " pledge" above allu-
ied to. Our annual account of toll. would then
stand thus
Common toll on James River, doubled as above,
$4,000
Extra toll on coal, as above, 6,O0O
Extra toll on tobacco, reduced as above, $4,000
Ksnswhs toll, (see No. 81 10000
From the Fund for Internal Improvement, $4,000
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

,.o,,,rcs, auv r. iuion = le.Dtioa To
....,.i,ral power at this pne' 1t ''ii be
- ne following letter from Mr.. jfiierson'
l,,., 40 doubt OF the power OF Congtssa
'''' L. an his sub .ct although he IS admit
to - ,.cn tenacious adlnirer Of the IL.
=, construction creed -
,ofa LsH.r from THcv,s JEFrERsoN,
9,,eI January p. 1911.
t.,e as, ed nv opinion on the proposi-
=, .ao N, llin. 1, take measures Tor proenf-
h''Y ,be coast of africa, an establishment 10
H's 4, ,be people of color OF these states mig N,
~ ,;,ns 10 time be coon2ed, undet the aaSPi-
h''l !; r,rent Governments. Having long ago
CO n, nv mind on this subject, nave no ne
M, M, m saving, that have ever thought that
I'D desirable measure 'g7Lch co"sf 0e daoP-
lor gradually drawing OIL TINS part oil our
IA ~ - Most advantageous for themselves
veil as for us; going from country possess
a. vi the useiul arts. they might be the means
M a., them among the inhabitants OF
o. D.. and would thus carry back 10 the coun
af,be;r origin the seeds of civilization, whlct
ny y. ,ender their soiournmcnt here blessing
:, Ibe end, to that country
u, manfred further, whether | would ust
ande,yors to procure such an establishment
ny .,g;tv arainst violence from other Powers, ane
,,JI,rly the French. Certainty I atnP b.
-, n do anu thing can, to give it effect ant
safety.
-, .ondeayors with individuals. Whereas
y,t'onai (i0rerHnlem can address themselves
...n,e m those of Europe to obtain the desired
q" and will unquestionably be ready TO ex
=. Influence with those nations, to effect al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

trrr oiurkci. 81, and elruo IL proportion
MODE 81 DRAWING ~ the nnHbefs III he pun In
ttt wheel s uapnl all tho prfna 'hn,n toe dnIlH Ill
hr pat ~ the prlhc-Whor sHd Drawn aat ispusite tn.
Nhuio pol ulnnubcrs. To III drawn 1lnar III -
eide the fate 1T the 5000 tuer toifu pfi1tH - ullo.
to VT should be one OF liz, hr.t fio Thousand nun.
hcs, dN IL to shy 1uy iIhr, from No Ia ,BpD, IN Ia
str ~ thotr nuihof viii BE- enrd 10 lhren dollar.
rtou Should II be- The lat hte Thousand numbers,
t1t b. -i,V from No. 1901 tu TOD inclusive, Tim
tho" n,gtbrtr VIII, a. like 1huHeT, be- rhtillH Ia hfss
dulu- Ihu4c Wio hold fau liz Hs4 1bo4u and
one hollow 5000 must Of eoaffe dfuA al, AMI may
dIHN YhREF pu1ca
Tho drawing VIII take place IN lamar, under Re
prfiUtrndrnr. u the following got fineu Judge Nni
D,dtui thfN ell blbnHy, ti.4l NJ p,nic Juhhf,. meoui
john Bullock, David .. Murfrl W. n bnnsy. VA.
No,,rl, hoorg' White. kt. Jnni " .iase.i, An.
non mcn,k, N,ncrt IL ie, 1ames = tlNt,f5 JesFr
uWuaon, hicup, DnN., Colin iaolner. tiihh fletlhsf.
john " lie, JuIn Ian. g. l. tnd 1anu I Aiairf I=gr.
j pldors from d. tuuar, b pHl. Iast inadI pr
trtc convoy Wrr, outiu#nE tht tH-b 81 ft1r 11ehtis
Will mrrI hr most prompt ID ntln, ID n ldfas.rdt 10
Al q. LEflNlGH
oct - manager
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Ne,e York Election The last returns from \
York give Mr. Clinton a majority over Judge
Rochester for the office of Governor, Of 1913
votes in 81 counties. In 1924, his majority over
Mr. Young for the same Office was 1912. Judge
Rochester IS an administration man, while Gov.
Clato. Is supposed to be more friendly to Gen
Jackson.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

SRI ROKER e. COMMISSION BUSINESS. -
- The subscriber has taken ana Office four
doors above the Franklin Hotel, where he cor
tnues 10 sell Tobacco and other produce III
commission, aud " III in future, also, transtlet
business az BIokcI--iie hopes 10 he able 10
give satisfaction to all who may confdi BUSH css
to his care ARCH. HATCHER
Dec 10 Mtsifi9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

This IS very brilliant scheme. Tickets az
nov low VIZ
~ Whole tickets So co Quarters 81 70
Halves 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
LOTTEl,IF 8.


n. fsAlAf SWAP IUrGEKss tth clazs 70 b.
~ drawn IN ehaigud. al dsy. 30 Nc. Lotto
~, by COnbinauou and lefuufatoB--5 ballots to 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

S.sI0R Rl.N /. that comfortable Two story
q Framed House, 10 which is attached
. Good gardrn) NJ present in the occupancy
of Mr.. \ Woton. This honse and lot Is ST.
mate in oue Of the best neighh"rhoods in
Lynchharg. Possession can he had the lsf
January. -,
nave, also, for Rent small Farm, one
mile from town, at present orrnp'ed ny Hen
ry s Langhorne. On II are comio'no'e I'm
FOR HIRE,
Two first rate Carpenters, With good sci OF
Tools \ good nale Cook, who is al" good
gardener. One female Cook, who ia good
washer aud ironer-Also, Fifteen likely Ne
groes, men aud boys, some OF winch are H. t
rate parlalion hands. All OF winch "'Il
hne Oh reasonable terms. -...
w. - GEORGE WHITLoCKE.
Nov -. ofl"''oA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

hairr nv ifa offering the above Lotteries 10 tho
pu'hc, io u'uNe .#.+i FR4o1age, aud particularly
m'h" 'hh'n ot H'art person 10 fHeso heheines, aud
they nt prttNnn t ~ very hfst Ei4nee tint iay
much u" m1rt huiIluut tNrr got M Affnia aud
whom urN sc,uiu't tin ubirci Of tioso Iuuore.,
rnrtuAord there uuua, but VIII lend a haping hhnd
thl, :, uct 40 ruy should look nt there rhantt % ge
t|'r "a ndrrrdtn iotluir ior the sfHil JtIe ei -
Nuuto - uu pusun who viii embrace th4 tsoldtn
OPPOttWuF
Among rhu above, VIII be found hr solemr of the JET
hrspn Lottery. 1hls Lottery gfiutad y the Legs
iHnte OF Nnfinn, iot pHlosr we'll hnuuu IL tA all
II ckpt,"o, aud sincHeiy nope, 1ose IL kst. Nlihut
roman on Maud, but viii be immediately bought Up. ~
hb,d pablo, Who wish 10 shuN their rHfiisds 10 do
p,ri,d pnriu VINO devoted 1 nholf lie 10 tle banoft
III hia country, and the phhle Eebefzu1a
90 orcrs from any pnf nt the bHitad sates by null
t".t PAID enclosing the ,utl pft3g uthgts. viii bs
pUr HunI appirit,un. lie aprr T." Ife, ofders u
Nvlthn thcr whore ihe esp3t'la We alA A, for sas
AlS4& AK -. IL 4s4xk,
Aaln Street, lYHohluf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
JLCoHEN, Jr. BROTHERS.

1T CoIiEN'S " Gazette mud Lottery Register viii
be Published Immediately altei the drawing, and u
the Oihcrl last ottr Prizcs-i will he foryId-
ed Pra,l 10 AL who purchase their tickets at COiENS
OFFICE, aud who signify thor wish 20 receive il.
Norfolk, Oct. -. u2lsiN.2J
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
JEFFERSON LOTTERY.

10 be- dawn on Tho tumbn.i ON plan. al Richmond.
Tmce Prizes, S follows:
Monte ly Estate. ylausd al 81 100
Sualupl, 1000
Automatic Hoo
Two ,.'yU I.'trs were valued under oath By COMM
souct Hfpoin, r hat purpose BY the Legislature Of
NI''utt.
o. ihicc uf1irkrts r. There are no ahaf.s
III Irktfg ~ IA I.yJgyg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
Dis nal Swamp Canal Lottery
FREDERICKSBURG

JW'VI AVTTET - HISS NJ. =,
a. ~ the Alphabetical s, stem saurrd By Letters Patent
~ fhc whole 10 be- drawn one day, At the Town
Hail at IfgdcrIch tbutP, in Drtolnbof uaAt
SpLiNBID SCHEME
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
/ An thy 2lat III .%oyen,her.


1906 priees. $4,000
D. Not one Blank To Il Prtse.Jt
Al pIIcs puyHhe 30 ash Which be had as u4p-
al n CUHFNS OFtlcT >, the moment the, are drawn
Present pticG Of Tickets
Whole tickets ~ Oo Quarters 81 oo
Halves On Lights 50
TO be had the grear't ralcy OF numbers odd aud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Whole tickets S. 80 Halves 81 20 Qusr-
t,rs ~ } rrrt,.
For Lucky uumbgrs ui the above scheme, call at n
TrlS Fortunate Office whore lie eash will he raid fst all
prlArs ruid by nr,
e.. A. WITHERS,
Opposite Aios4r, Noprl 4 Morgan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
Ektli k% -

Lottery and Exchange Ohires,
- Where more Capital ffi2es haya been obtained
than ni any utiiri uifc,s IN America.
ORDERS fom amy pgrt OF The United S'a'es either ~
muh post paid, or piH 1t" cont vance, ny Inc N
or prlc tickets in any Of the Lottcric. Il III nr,l tts
ss'1 prompt and puueud att.son II or yrr,onH ,p-
pIicatiun. Address to
j. l. COHEN Jr 4 EkoJuIgs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-20

Sugar, Rice, Soap, &c.
I'M hhds N. o. sugar
Nv do Muscovado do
90 bbls. st Croix sugar do
2 terces fresh rice
IS boxes yellow soap
90 boxes Sicily lemons
200 bushels potatoes
tierce copperas
5bunlles hay
Just received per sloop Vernon, and for sale by
march "a ROBINSON s. SHINN, Voweps Wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-20
Johnson's bilious Pow der

vUlHIS medicine is not offered to the Public, uni
L uersal remedy, but a cathartc admirably adapt
ed to the removal Of bile, &c being fully equal in this
respect to caome and superior any other purgatve
in use.
II is peculiarly adapted TO bilious and infammatory
diseases; may be used in all where this class Of
remedies is admissible; may be repeated often as
such medicines necessary, with perfect saety-does
not nauseae unless the stomach loaded with ble and
does not require the patient to ccnfne himself to any
particular rules, during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions have been injured
bv mproperusc ofmercury, mOrbdIy suscepti.
BILE of its influence, will find the best known substi.
tute (as a cathartic) tor calonel.
II is believed to be preventive Of the bilious COM
plants of climate, if dose more if necessary
be taken .onay, general feelings of
indsposition attended with bitter taste in the mouth,
furred tongue &c. the approach Of disease.
twill be found valuable febrfuge and aperient me-
dicine in small doses.
1t contains mercury, and may be safely administer
ed to pregnant women, children
Having been tested by many years experience, and
found possess all the qualities ascrbed to it, in an e.
unent degree the proprietor has no hesitation what
ever, recommending it to public notice; believing
that those who place confidence in his assertion will not
be disappointed.
GA liberal discount nadeto those who purchase to
sell again.
'.:Orders post paid, WILDE promptly attended to.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by the pro-
pretor, DR.. James Cooke, Druggia, Frederieksburg
EDWARD sTADLER SON,
mol Sole Agents for the pistrictof Gslsmbiss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-20
Si\limaM's journal, SC.

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-20
Rheumatism and Gout.

Benjamin Norangs & Sons Aedicated Oil Six.
HUMANITY requires to proclaim to the public an
III exterior remedy for the cure Of all Chronic Dis,
orders, but particularly the Govt, Rheumatism, and
Colds Many thousands have been cured of these ter
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this city wish to give justice to truth, they have deli
veredthe following
CERTIFICATE:
Ne,c York, Esd .4ug. 1920.
rTThe vanished silk manufactured by NJ Morange
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Samuel l.. Mitchell, NJ. d.
To be had at the Drug Store of JOHN SHYRS,
sole agent for Alexandra. march 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-20
Quamtico MNl.

FR This well known and valuable
EIj Mill is offered 70. sale sal Co., The he site com,
tssSis8 two pair of five feet burr stones, with all
the modern improvements for manufacturing four of
which she can turn out 40 barrels per day This pro-
perty is situated Quantco Rum half mile from the
town of Dumfres the stream isvery constant, which in
dry seasons gives great advantages The situation tor
the purchase Of wheat equal to any in this section OF
the country. The Mill and Mill House are in good re-
pair the House is large having five floors Adjoining
the Mill 10 acres of good iand' enclosed with
small Dwelling handsomely situated, with the neces-
sary outhouses The hills abound with slate, and a
quarry might be worked to advantage The value Of
tins property will be greatly enhanced by the opening
of canal to the river Potomac which is about to be
commenced.
The subscriber would also sell his house town.
is large and commodous, having every necessary out
house, good garden, &c. For terms, which will be H.
beral app, to Mr. James Brundge, Baltimore, or the
subscriber JAMES GALLAGHER.
Dumfries, april s-2aw4t'
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