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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
THE FIRST LOTTERY
TO be drnun is the
DELAWARE S7.ATE LOTTERY.

DELAWARE .S7.aIE LOTTERY,
Fourth Glass the first day of November.
Scheme.--1 Prize of $4,000, of 2500 of 1000. Of
$780, Of l5o0 of 1460 OF 1000, 10 of 200 156 of co.
780 of g. and 1900 Of dollars.
Ticket 5--iiaf .50-Quarter 75-Eighth 37t cts.
Washington Canal Lottery, Sd, Class,
To be drawn fhe 9th Of November, 1t contains 1
Prize of $4,000; Of 1000; If 1,514; of 1000; 10
400 So of 100; 50 OF so; 104 OF 10 1900 of and
l0608 Prizes Of ?.
Ticket S200-Half l. .00-Quater 50-Eighth 25 cts.
Union Canal Lottery 25th Glass,
To be drawn the 18th OF November.
.Scheme-1 prize Of 1000; of 10000 of 1000 !;
Of 2,O0O of 1900; of 1000; 10 o. 1000 90 Of
,o0 90 of 200 So of 100; SO of so; 1882 OF 40 and
lU608 of each.
Ticket 5--Haf 2. .50-Quarter 1.25-Eighth g. cts.
Tickets and shares in either of the above Lotteries to
be had in great variety of numbers. and cash paid for
prizes on demand, by
J. j. ROBINSON,
Oct. II, So, 1876 Market s!2cct, Wilmington Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
FRUIT TREES,
GRAPES. &c,

The subscriber, proprietor of the Lin
nean Botanic Garden and Nurseries, a
Flushing, near New York, offers to furnish
the public with such Trees and Plants as
they may desire.
The collection Of Fruit Trees Of al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
Number 1876.
WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90 1926
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are, to those who pay, during the month Of
January July, six months in advance-Fow Dollars
year. From those who do not pay above iye Dollars
viii be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June or December, and pay all arrearages Without
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dscon-
|tinueJ except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
ess than three months four times for dollar, and we-
ty for every subsequent insertion: longer in pro.
portion. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their Advertisements to be inserted they
s be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors to in
|sure attention must be post paid.
.ddoertistng 6ytheyear.
ITO Subscribers. To Mons Subscribers
year SIS, 90 year S18, 90
months s, 90 months g. so
3 do. 4, so 3 do. 500
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Sll6l 81
VIM. MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE SPRINGER,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ROnd Inn mies;o,,orc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
gALL DRv G0ODc

WIH. d D-4VID KYLE g. co
Az T. received by successive arrivals since the
10th ult. very extensive supplies of Fan and
WINTER Goods, and are now enabled 10 offer AN
assortment, believed to be nearly perfect, at prices
which is hoped will meet the expectation of pur
chasers; among them are
ttough x Braithwae's napt cottons
saitinets, linsey woolsey, coalings and a variety
ei stout woolens, suited for negro clothing
Medium and suPerfne blue, black and fancy
coloured cloths and cassineres
Blue military cloths at reduced prices
Camoric, Jaconet, null and book muslins
several cases callcoes, comprising handsome
variety oil rich new patterns
grapes, bombazines, Circassians and CHILEAN
stripes
Gauze, Barge and Gro de Naples hdkfs. and
scarfs
Irish linens, shirtings and diapers
Plain and figured bornbazetls
Ozsburgs, Dowlass and Porter sheeting
A large stock of domestic shir,ings, sheetinss
piaids and checks of various quality
Flannels, plains, drab cloths.&c. &c
.dso- fresh assortment of Anker' bol,ine
cloths from TO $ inclusive, said 10 be of yery
superior fabric. J
Sept. %. 90 sc
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JaOUELLN p T.gYLOR


JAQUELLV p. TAYLOR,
AS received his usual supply of Dry Goods,
consisting in part of
Cough & b. Wilson's and Gundy's napt cottons
Rose, point, Whitney and striped blankets
Common and extra quality, fearnought and bear
skin
Double milled drab, blue and MKT cloths and
plains
Figured and plain bombazetts and ratiinets
klddermnster, Venetian and Brussels carpetine
and riggs, Gull and handsome assortrnenO
Superhne blue, black and mkt cloths and CASH
meres
London hats and vestng
Assortment of pins, needles, threads, SC.
Rodgers pen and pocket knives and razors
Ladies and gentemens' cotton and worsted and
lamb's-wool hosiery of every description and
approved quality
Jaconei, book and null mu-lins
Calicoes, ginghams and cambricks
irish linens, sheetings, lawns and holland
Linen and cotton bed ticking
Linen cambrck, sewing silks buttons. &C.
Fig and plain Gro de Naples and other silks
Black Italian lutestrings and eyantines
All which have been laid in on the best terms
and which he is DESTROYS of selling for cash or to
punctual customers.
Sept. %. 3e-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

-support, --the Commonwealth of Vr.
ginia, and the Constitution IF the same--
and lastly, that will peaceably resign the gov
ernmen, to which have been elected. at the seye-
raj periods to which my continuance In The said
office is or shall be limited by law, and the Con-
titution.
See. III.-The oath of privy counsellor.
=, swear-tbst / will be faithful TO the
commonwealth of Virginia, and will support, and
defend the same, according TO the Constitution
thereof
BY Sec. iV.-The Delegates, and Senators were
not required to support the Constitution of Vir-
ginia. They were not at liberty not to do so, with
GU, the violation OF any oath.
lo Vol. " The oath of the Governor, 10 cup
port the Constitution is omiited-- he howe
yer, continues to swear that he will resign the
government at the several periods to which his Of
nee - is or shall be limited by law, and the Con-
stitution''
The oath Of the privy councillor TO support the
Constitution, is revoked. Will any friend 10 the
present constitution OF Virginia, say,
LIST. Whether these oaths to support the consti-
tuition, were passedby the same body of delegates
and representatives OF the several counties and
the Constitution of Virginia?
I'd. Whether they were invested with the same
authority, when they prescribed these oaths TO
support the constitution
Sd II so. by what authority were these safe
guards broken down,
4ih. Whether, since the revocation of these
oaths to support the constitution of Virginia, any
olhcer OF the State, or any Delegate or Senator,
have ever taken an oath TO support constitution
so much admired, and so much extolled?
oth. And lastly-Can any satisfactory reason
be assigned by any friend Of The present consttu-
uon, why the Governor & Council were sworn to
support, thai which the Delegates and Senators,
were permitted not to support, without any vio-
laiion of their cath?
II friend to tcritten Constitutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
NOTICE

q DEL LhMElNi Of he administration on the
estate Of Joshua Stanley, dec. viii be m sds =,
Mrs. Allen Denton's Ordinary, in this county. nm
Monday the 9th day Of October next, if fair, If not
the first fair day thereafter The creditors to The
said estate are hereby required 10 make their
claims known to Hanover County Court, in order
hat Such payment of them as lie assets will ,sv
may be made respec'ively. All creditors falling
to apply 81 soon as required must ose their claims
as tinal settlement is expected to be made on the
said 9th October next
The administrators Of Thomas White. dec.
tcho toas late sheriff of Hanope, Coynf,,
to Dhom The said estate toos committed TO
be administered.
Hanover County, Sept. %. 30 w3vys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
NOTICE.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by John
5 Thornton to the subscriber, for the purpos-
es therein mentioned, dated 18th June, 1924, and
duly recorded shall Offer for sale, at public
Auction, on the 18th day of October next. on the
premises, for ready money, that Tracsof Land,
IN the county of Culpeper, known by the name of
ELhW GOD; containing 1881 l2 acres; hioh
tract was conveyed to said Thornton by Thomas
Norman and Fanny his wife, by Deed, dated 10th
August, 1921.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Trustee.
Sept %. go ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
DRY GOODS. SC.

Dhf GOOOS, Yc.
John WIN. GILLIAT have in store, and
are recsiving by the ships Sarah and Tally -Ho,
from Liverpool,
10 bales napt cottons, best double milled
10 half do do
cases handsome London cloths and cass-
i bale assorted flannels
cases bang-up cords and velveteens
bale Rhodes bombazetts and Tartan plads
cases stout Al Irish linens ~
bales German ticklenburss and burlaps
20 half pipes and or. casks very superior old
London particular Madeira wine imported
direct in 1922
pipes and half pipes Roussellon red wine,
imported from Cete, in France, and highly
approved
boxes claret wine
IL cases best English mustard
3 do. London snuff, Tsddy s Co.'S celebrated
manufacture
go bags green coffee
do. pepper
~ crates Liverpool earthen ware, well assorted,
OF the newest patterns and handsome views
3ioO sacks salt, Tally-Ho's cargo, double slowed
and well filed.
oept. ~ 39-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
ELECTIONS.

MAINE The returns from 8 towns in the Port
land District for Representative IN the 10Th Con-
gress, give John Anderson (the present member
1897, and 20 Longielow Qhe late memter)
1857. |, is probable the former is re-eected.
YERMoNr.- Mr. Butler has the greatest num-
Der OF votes for Governor; though probably there
Is no choice. Messrs. Mallary, and Wales are re-
elected to Congress- Mr.. Buck. formerly Re-
preventative, has also succeeded. The other dis
trcts not ascerained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
NOTICE.

THIS is TO inform the public that will not be
responsible for any transactions of Solomon
n. Mclntre, heretofore trading under the firm Of
Willis & Mclnlre, from this day forward; any psr-
son or persons so trading with the said Solomon
IL Mclntire, must do It with him alone and not
as the firm Of Willis McIhtire.
JAMES WILLIS.
Liberty MINIS, sept. y. 30--6tA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

VIRGINIA, At superior eo,sr, of CHANGER, bosy ,,.
Capitol i" The city Of Richmond the isA dsy Of Jsnuarv
Edrin Dange9id, eldest and Ar at iauv ats,.,,.
Dangefed Walism Dange.ed, Bland DungerGsid, Hs..
foiSer Da"gsyfetd and - Mo,ey and HannaA Basset
hs ue shieh Edsci William Bahsst Bland Henry Porvl
er and Hannah Bassett children and depsees or r
dec, and Nm j. Dickinson adr de 6oSi, non
Vh the isH annexed Of The said Pm Danger6eId de- ~,
administered by Aiesander SpotstSood, dos PH6s.
AsanSt
Wm d. Wren, admir- de Jonis non of I'm. ciaiSor,. de-
5'sa6eth his wife, Ann Garter Ctaborns aud John C. Co
coroner Of NansemoRd county, and adnr bonis nor.
rae eats ~ cha'Ies Harrison, unGdn,insredby Mattherc
ms cause this day further heard on the ps
M o,msty read and the verdict certified 10 have been
9a before the Superior Court of Law for the county Of
Pufsuantto the order Of the 9Th 1875 and wax
argued by COUNSEL On the court doth
adudge order and deeree that unless the defendants or some
so,s a ~ ~ esa or some person in behalf OF them,
sumo one OF more vi them do within months from
pay TO the plaintiff, William Dickinson adm, de bnn NON
WIN tue viii annexed Of VIM. four hundred and
thnty thousand weight of mercbanable erop ~
the inspections by law established in th, .r,,s iii ;,ys
thereon alter the rate of five snnu from, Ire
ha day Of January 1888 Till paid, the defendants and
each aud every Of them and their heirs forever and
ofeei"sed oil all equity of redemption 10 that mar, of
the tract OF land situate the in AZ. "a
deed OF mortgage mentioned that remained taking there
IRON the SIX hundred and fortwo
conveyed by William Claiborne William Daiprer6ed h
deed bearing date the third of January 7s3 the part
tract IN the SAID mortgage mentioned after deducns said
six hudf ed and ortywo being hundr,d and
two be the less and that the Marsbal If
the Superior Court OF Chaneey for the Williamsburg District
after advertising the time and place Of sale for weeks
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond To-
public sale Tor Tobacco Of the description aforesaid PAYABLE
Sa the day OF sale the said part containing and
MY two of land, less, and that out of The
eeed Of sale pay the first place. the charges and expen
ees attending such sale and the residue such proc he
TO the said William Dckenon, admir- de bonis non OF
court, in order TO final decree
AeoPy. Teste, WV. HENING,e.c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 60 The " Edmund vvill. late
q OF Notoway county, required to make Immediate
payment 10 the subscrbe and ~ persons having claims
ssn aid estate are requested TO make them known a. SOON
possible either 20 the subscriber 20 Mr. A. h. spooner
Attorney al Law Petersburg who i. suihorsed ~ Ia
accounts 10 which The estate concerned In Nooys
Of the adjoining counties aud IN Petersburg.
WI. D. WREN, Ssyg. G. r. md
c. o., odaor. # p. IYils, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
GNEEM2S

SCOTT & FRY,
AVE hand and odcr Di az he lowest oh prices
IN the following articles
40 hhds St. Coix .ugsfs
1000 ID, family, loaf and lump DO
5000 d. PRIME efeen and Jaws codes
% barrels old and common whikey
bids best retail m0osses
pipe old lioiIlnd Gin
do Jsmaici rum, fih proof
do French brandy
~ kegs Beeiy's T. = eUn powder
90 az .t.dsh as. RED
40 uests wood w,rs. and wood bound
20 boxes window ga.-, ~ 10 and 10 by -
80 kegs cut nail assorted Nos.
tons country and SWcdes iron
! DO hl8lfrsd sad Germsn steel
s. do best Nova SCOTS piaisier
So tiet.s F1ne. lime
50 hsrfcls cot bcrtings
500 sacis Liverpool hilcd sat
$500 ibs. rOunirv tanned sole leather
500 DO prime tf
500 Do spun cotton, Nos 10 10
With general sssortuent Of Uomcic Goods Hardware,
Cut iers, Store sui Tin ware. SC.
or Country Merchants and Fsnos aofereeduly invited
o 1--WE q call
Richmond Sept i7 Ss--Ws,'d
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u Il GUneS0nU
October, and continue days as usual
LIST day The proprietor's purse, mile heats,
I'd day. Jockey Club purse, mile heats, s 1000.
sd day. Post Stake, single mile heat, $500
4lb day. A Handy Cap, and match race 300
The Proprietor has in compliance with his I'm
derstanding with the Club, erected handsome
and comn'odious Partition, for the accommoda-
ton OF the Ladies, where they will have full view
OF the
The proprietor begs leave to inform.the public
that the course and iela in far better order than
they have ever beer, and from The number OF suner
Tor horses now in training (among ihsro .qr7b
,aT'ei, GohGnndh' Shakespeare, Phiifs, &c)
fine sport may be expected.
j. NJ sELDEN, Propyisfoy.
n b. a full meeting ofth Club is earnestly re-
quested, on the evening preceding the 1t davis
race at Tree Hill house, at O'Clock, 10 fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of our lamentsd
resident; j. M. SELDEN, Tr.
oePl. -. 39-St
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JOHN V.aN-LEW 3 co

JOHN V.aJN-LEW s. co.
AVE received by the different arrivals f,oo,
Liverpool, their fall supply of Hayi,ca,e and
Cutlery comprising large and general assort-
ment.
On hand general assortment of Boiling cloths
OF the most approved qualities
Sept. %. 90 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
MARSH4L,S Sa1E

eiy, al Newkeu courthouse, Thursday tbe Iotb d
October ne1 being court da between hours OF ~ and
therein specified. ~
Sept - SD. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

The last Savannah Georgian repeats the erroneous
rumour, that (" Mr. Rsndolph's object in visiting
England, is political one TO endeaver to prevail
OH The British government TO reduce the enormous
duty the importation of tobacco the duty is
now more than 1900 per cent; that is the importer
pays abou, 20 dollars duty on what costs only .
dollars in this country There is certainly no
truth in the suPposition of Mr.. RS az ency in
any such transactions; though Virginia would be
under great obligations 10 the government for TAX
iDg II upon it, shoulders. Why should not Mr..
Gallatin unds. AXE it. Mr.. Jefferson did whilst
he Minister in France? He was fortunate
enough o place our Tobacco trade on a much bet
ter footing than it had been in France; and we
should be very much indebted to Mr.. Gallatin, if
he could prevail on Great Britain to reduce in
any considerable degree, her enormous duties on the
importation OF the same article.
The Rhode Island Journal says, that the facio-
Ties oil that State alone consume thirty thousand
dafes Of CorToN annually. This fact surprises W.
MARRIED. On Wednesday evening, NJ MYERS, 10 JU.
DIIH, second dsaghier Of Jo'ePh MARI, Esq.
The melancholy intelligence hiss been received dst MI
join BURFOOT, Cbestefed county, Va departed thi,
life on lhe 5 Of New York. where be had ar.
rived but Wo dy OBVIOUSLY from voyage France,
wlith be hsd AIDE for the benefit q his healh.
His relations aud friends will derive some consoiation from
heng assured hat every sOlaoe and kind render
cd him during bis shoftsay strange place,
| AID justly demanded by his worth.
Tie was mere y permitted TO take lis snal fePose in his
tive land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

The Baltimore Patriot ought to hare seen and
candidiy stated that the Communication, on which
he makes so ssingenuous comment, was from
" The Saratoga Springs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

The Pittsburg Statesman seriously advises it's
People 10 make ." every eTertio,l" TO conciIiate
the influence % of the cabinet,'' as condition
precedent 10 obtaining favorable location of the
route and termination OF the Ohio and Chesapeake
Cansl.-It tells the People to rest upon the
" lagnQnimify" q the administration for the
attainment of That object!-A Winchester Editor
Is equally serious in advising its readers to give
support 10 an administration who will give them
roads and canals. An excellent 0uid pyo mo
indeed! An admirable prescription for obtaining
power-first ees money from The people, and then
temps the people with their own money TO sur
render new powers, 10 the government We ad-
miTe the independent spirit which w ould appeal to
the magnatain'ity of your Executive Agents,
when your Constitution is stake, & your Con-
gress is previously TO be consulted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

GAY If the Visitors should doubt Of the practical
biity OF obtaining gentleman Of established repu-
tation to fill the professorship OF political law,
might they not suffer The duties 10 be performed by
some one engaged by The Faculty for a s.ugle
course? II this plan should no. be approved
rather than not divide the duties, i, would We
much better to appoint to he prolessorship any
young gentleman of high character and sound un
derstanding, who had studied the sciences, en-
braced by the proiessorship par Of his general
education, without intending to become a teacher:
II the Convocstlon were satisfied OF his Industry
and that he would apply himself sedulously to he
duties of bis Office. Indeed, it is supposed to he
very important that the arrangement should
take place, that If it could be effected 10y any plan
within the power Of he Convection, it ough, 10
be adopted, and that there is one method Of effect
ing it, will be obvious enough 10 that body
(b) See 18th Art Con. Va.
(e) The Rector's notice for meeting has not
been perceived in any OF the public papers printed
in Richmond
FOR THE EVQ UIRER.
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COEInM'S

Lottery s. Erchange Office, ia, Market street.
BALTIMORE;
Where both the great and magnificent capital prizes Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Each, sold the late Grand State Lotteries in Shares,
all TO Distant AdSentes, and where both the great capitals
of Thirty Thousand Dollars aud Ten thousand Dollars drawn
the last Grand State Lottery also sold and heee
more capital have been obsned than any other Office
America.
ORDERS from any part of the Unfed States either ty
MAIL Po paid or private conveyance enclosing the cash
prize tickets of the Lotteries will same prompt
and Pgnetua attention as il on personal application.
dddTess to il. COHEN, JT. * BROTHERS,
. Baltimore.
~ CoHENS "Gnzette q Lottery Register" will be pub
'htd Immediately after the drawing, and will contain the o
cal List II Prizes will be forwarded gratis all who pur
chase their tickets coHENS OFFICE, and who signify
their wish To receive it.
Sept. 10. ss-.tlaNiF
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FOR THE Eve UIRER.
Vol. 9th Hening's at large, l2o:
Sec. I'LL -------- ~-----, swear that will
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We learn by gentleman g, from the White Sui
Phur Springs, who arrived here on Friday last, that
day or two before his departure an express Arri-
we'd there, requiring the attendance of Mes.rs Writ
and Clay at the city of Washington''
Petersburg Republican.
We could correct mistake into which one
OF the New York editors, (Col. Stone of the Com
mercial Advertser,) has fallen, in relation 10 the
retention of two blacks in the jail of Petersburg,
who, it is supposed, belong to New York. Col.
5. states that the case OF Horton induced our SER
geant Mr.. Mallory, who, In virtue of his Office,
acts as jailor,) 10 make known the situation OF
those two men. This is not the fact. MIR. NJ
long before the of Horton was made public.
addressed letter to 4 friend in New York, re-
questing him, if the men were entitled to their
freedom, TO furnish the evidences of it, that they
might be discharged from prison. That letter
was shewn TO member of the Manumisson So
ciety, who wrote to Mr. Mallory on the subject,
who forwarded reply published in the Com
mercia Advertiser. The course ,ursued by our
excellent sergeant the result of humane feel
ngs alone, and was not dictated, in the reno est
degree by Horizons case" ID
The Petersburg Republican states that Messrs
Giles and Archer had expressed their intention OF
attending the next Hastings, Court, yesterday :, to
address the Freeholders of that borough A wri
Ter proposes the Theatre the best place for the
Orators to address the People
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

The Rhode Island Journal says, that the facto.
res oil that State alone consume thirty thousand
bales Of CorToN annually. This fact surprises us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

ginia Representatives in Congress, who would have
opposed an appropriation for any other state, are
equally firm in resisting its approaches in their
own State, Sc. Sc To which we may add, that
both OF ours Senators, of them Citizen of
Norfolk. voted against the bill.
What then would the Intelligcncer have us to
do ! We not disposed to sound the drum, and
call TO arms But we advise the Editors of the
intellieencer, the next time they are disposed to
try their wit, TO tetoare ho,o they leth fly at ran
dom.