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DR. DRISDEN'S Celebrated Rheumatic
P9uders Recommended lay the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic GoM
n Judclous practitioner in London, speaking
~ Of these powders, expresses hnnseltihnS.--
" have (says he) employed all my skill and tai
ents Ia find out nn useful peparation tor the n
liet and cure OF rheumatism, and most sOlemriy
affirm, that have never found any thing so good,
safe, and 50 eDicacioUs, Dir. Drisdcn's Khcu-
matte Powders. You may depend upon ii (Sass
he1 Tor have often experienced it, that lncy
possess every virtue that can Justly be ascribrd
II any medicine for that tormcnring disease.
Here then (says he, AGAIN. you have medicine
OF snperatlye efficacy aud of intrinsic value
mid IN It's operation and certain in its effects, aud
which may bc given with success in u variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
mfWadtlsml II may he given 10 the youngest
children, and To women III the most dfhcatf stu
atoms. In pains OF the face. &c. powder taken
At he'd time will gne relief
Dir. JENSIsGs Of Edinburgh speaking ofthcsc
powders savs. have used them in nv practice,
a well rs IN the hospitals, and find them to be a
most valuable remedy III cases OF RheulnatlSm
aud well calculated 10 do much good and there
fore recommend them to general use being con.
hatnf IN my own opinion, Us well as that OF 9TH
ers, thai no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion II use them.
Or Clark Of Nem iork, in letter to the a.
gent eft the proprietor, concludes by saving, The
poorer class Of people will find in these powders
IA valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen
orally found from one 10 two boxes have produ-
ced a cure, and in some cases Init box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance gen
tlemau who came under my care. laborng under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended with all
the symptom, of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use of the powders both discus, s,
were completely removed, and am, Of an opin-
ion. that tins medicine will prove a valuable rem
edv IN complaints ofthe chest, as well rs Rhru-
matism Prepared and sold by
NJ. r. DRESDEN. NJ ID.
M. 10. 81 PoUis, Londoa
Who has appointed Dir. ROBERT II AKIIS,
.JR Of Philadeiphid. the only aren't in the United
States, to vend the Rheumatic Poteders with
full powder to appoint other agents where he
may think proper.
u THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale few dozen boxes of DR. BriadtH's
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains q doses.
Price 81 - Per Box.
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
,pothecary and Druggist
July Sd tso2
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Most of our readers, eonyersani with
English news, have heard Of the Key.
Edward Irving, of the liatton Ga-
den Caledonan Chapel, who withlna
few years has burst upon Inc lheoloel-
calWofld in hllze oteyaneelical light
d at one time drew all loHdonto hear
his ferycnt outponrings. Tho follow
ing article will to such beInlefestlng.
Whether the speech oil the reverend
orator NAV or my not, seem to smack
rather strongly OF lntolefam zeal, or
abound IN uneharllable feelings, We
leave to the opinion ot ON readers.
The peculiarly ot the prodnctlon,and
its being HIGHLY Characteristic Of the
speaker, are the only motives oil is
publication.
LoHa9' fftoftR'"7 ,99f'e'g.-'''' silt
ufday the London llIeefillal, Society
held lis ION anniversary. ne meet
my assembled III freemasons Hall ana
was very respectfully attended oul
chiefly by ladies', ile Gentlemen he'ns
scarcely IN the proportion oil one 10 Ten,
me- 1t FORMER eti fanny 'Pi'e'''' - 'e's'
wv III Jumps, 'iol''ps', 49,. d. Iii. nd
~ = :, = '' '. " - =, .,,,.' L. J.,
9Pe,.ea .lie p9''i,'s, ., p'5 -
'''' IL" ih''oo'S.'i9 i'',''' n 'Ia.o . IL
= Oh s''e'i oseI's'o's. n III ai,'' ="
'@a 10 To-, ' 3,. 9i'a' '''ao,o n1
III VI, us ny d i''Si''''ss " 'l''ns =
''o''sea'ei' '''e l''''o . - III 49,, a. ''s
VINO was 10 h'Fe 'ieS.'eo' ii',''' :
ee'fs IL. ie''9f rom Nun '''''s ''''
',ao'il'y 10 10 So a'.5 s'.'o5.'s s ae';
anon Oh <o9' pe o'9es' ., nv, ~ SOU
e,y vas 10 a1ofa '''s'io''iop - !is pup
n'a'ioh 81 li'''ii''' anu 81 '''' oi''i''o' II
"rs,ieeo me seiPoi' y '''eo"' 5e"'' ~
oi 'oe 'noii5.
he l'e}. /. Nehsicr one ei the score
taries, read the report winch, amongst a
variety oiother matter, stated thai the
amount OF schools tor the year ending
in March, Wis go; while, III the pre-
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a,~sL ffe,h Drugs ., Me3ianes.
80 <nlIoAAs / DUAL has this
SD - day received a few packages,
containing Epson Salts, Alchohol.
s60 Jalap, Calomel Campfire, Eplcac,
B,,, r. Tartar Emetc Sulphafc Qulnine.
I9o9, 1y'lnenarides, Gamonilc, Starch, Magnesia,
.rnl 'F e ana eaelncd sup Carb. Soda, Tariaric
p6o, lo'aA, Arrow Root, Mamma, SIENNA, sui
sam sam ~ ot'un Rhnbarb Root and Powder, Prus-
hmm, ' @ Shrone Yellow, Iceland Moss, Co.
c. w. oahel's Tooth Brushe. and Powder, Fan.
orles 'ps' ao. FINALS, and number of other ar
August =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
diiu sun llN
NJ. +. DRESDEN. NJ. d

INCOMPATIBLE CALiCoES.-McKce 10
y biason Il Co. have now the pleasure of an
nouncins the arrival of the above truly beautiful
article, together with great many other rich
and desirable goods at less prices than ever be
fore exhibited Then friends and the public are
particularly solicited to view their assortment
Ort ,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Old English and Hebrew Proverbs,
explained and illustrated. By Nm.
Carpenter. b mo. y. IL. Is ,. Lon
don. Booth. 1S26.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

=
reign and Domestic Goods, aod are now prepared
TO offer the newest and inost admired fashions =
And are determined TO make sales al a small nd-
vance ON the Philadelphia rates The senior
partner resides there aud will regularly forward
such supplies as this market may require Their
assortment in part consists OF the following arti.
Giles -
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens & Sheet
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
Figured and Plain Vest Silk y Cotton Hand
inss, kerchiefs.
Linseys, Leghorn & Straw Bon
Cashmere and Cotton nets.
Shawls, Ladies Buckles q Belt
Stockings, Kibbands,
0znaburgs, Muslin Robes,
CallcoeS, Furniture Chintzes,
Cambrcs, Laces and Edgings,
Figured and Plain Mus Grape Robes,
Inns, Grape Shawls6. Scarfs
Silks and Satins, lMerino Shawls 3. Scarfs,
Grapes and tauzes Tortoise Shell Tuck q
Black and Fancy Rib Side Combs,
bands.
Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good and Fancy Line.
D0meStieS. an assortment of CASH
nets, Tielngs, Bleached and Brown shirtings,
Checks, Plaids, aud Blue and White Cotton
Vans &c. &c
ItVuHHb .-htlllitHieHs GIoulnlb OF every ueS-
cription also, 400 Gentlemen and Ladies
Canblct and Plaid Cloaks and Great Coats.
Hardware and Cntterg such as knives X Forks
of the latest manufacture, Pen and Pocket
Knives Approved Razors and Straps, Locks
OF all descriptions, Saws Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line.
Shoes and HntS-A complete assortment of La
dies Morocco, Seal Skin, Prunella, SILK, and
kid shoes-Gentlemens Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment of Childrens
I Shoes. Gentlemens' White and Black Beaver
and Fur Hats Bows Fur and Morocco Hats
White and Black Wool Hats, ofapprosed man
utacturc.
an assortment Of Looking Glasses, Groceries,
C1ockerY and Stone Hare.
II is the determination Of ipdre,Ds 4 Brothers
TO keep constant supplies So as to be able to fur
nish their customers any article IN the mercatilr
line Country merchants, US well as Planters
arc particularly invited to give them call, as
every effort will be made To render general salts
faction, and which is THEN intention 10 sell unu-
sually low for cash.
4O0 Sacks Liverpool filled salt.
Country Produce taken IN Barter
Oct l.
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1nRAFTS on Boston, Providence, Ncw-Yolk,
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington City,
aaa hcfmond, Va, for sale in sums to suit pur-
,ai>rfS, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
,Ae1anee Office of : (. NJ. ALLEN X co.
Lynfha0rg, where all kinds Of uncttrrent money
Is gasch at tue lowest rates OF discount
July TO- ts
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..oeTu AMERICAN REVIEW, No 30, for
M n.,aber $50, just received and ready for
"a At the New Book Store of a. X.
denver, a. Oct 80.
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-rrs WAX.-We will give the highest price
+. far Bees Wax. dppyto -
- i2' ANDREW ) x BROTHERS.
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MAINTAINED NINSTON-M the junction
I OF Alain street with the Alley leading TO =.
from Friends Ia Martins or stone Ware house. of
irrs 10 the public by wholesale retail "A gene
raj a. soriment of ROCERlES ON as good terms
ran br had in this market confident they are
well bought bnt will MOI promise on better o.
cheaper, consisting IN pnI1 oi
Best filled sucks of Salt, t~illed sacltng
sugar and Coffee of different qualles
n Orleans and w l. Moasscs
Mould and Sperm. candles, Is 10 -
Tupentne and transparent Soap
Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and withon, frames
Window Glass by 10, d. 10 by l., \ Putty
Smithfeld and mountain Bacon which viii IN.
cage to furnish by the season
New Alaescrel and lieImgs
Few cusss of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners OIL
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, croekery, Glass and
Eafihrn Ware
Blind, Snallle and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon carr and zig whips
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
salt Prtrc Giaubcr salts Mustard
Allspicr, Pepper Ginger, Indigo Madden AMI
Copperas
Iron, German and bstcred Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London aud Philadelphia Porter
Cotton ohectmg and 3hrting, 0snaburgs
"a and ID point Blankets
Ono ID. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls of Cider
For which will receive any kind of produce
brought 10 this market al the best cash pIlfrs.
NArlL. WINSTON.
March % tso2
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\ subscriber may begin with any volume.
A. new editions Of the back Nos. are constantly
reprlntne, full sets of the work OF single Nos.
eau at amy time be supplied.
will observe that tho above work will be fur
nished 10 subscribers in this place. entirely free
OF postage Or any other additional charge, and
subscribers living in the country, shall have ii
regularly sent to them agreeable 10 their dmec-
tonS. Gentemen DESTROYS of subscribing 10 the
above valuable work, will do me the pleasure 10
call ut my Book Store. ABltAM Il. NORTH.
tlipust 2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

InaoR SALE. likely Negro Man, good
s. house servant. Enquire at tins oilict
Sept % 6ia
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FORTH AMERICAN REVIEW The sub.
~ scrber has been appointed agent Of his
highly valuable periodical work. y respectfully
soiiclts subscriptions, It's edited by gentle
man of considerable literary celebrity, and se,-
eral of its contributors are men of letters who
have travelled and studied in foreign parts, and
became familiar With the languages and tera-
mrc otthe old countries others are devoted 10
scientific and literary pursuits profession !;
aud others art conspicuous as LEGISLATORS and .iu-
rists. The work is strictly American IN its ehn-
actel, and is daily increasing in reputation, both
at home and abfoad.-lhc Typographical eNecu-
ton oi the work Is inferior 10 none IN tic world.
The North American Review is published in
Boston, quarterly, making > vols, year, of a
bout loo pages each, at - per annuin, pdya-
hle by new subscribers in advance, and after
wards, ON the receipt ofthc April number ofcach
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VOL vi
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,o,yrGp AID PUBLISHED By
rrcHER a. RICH. II. TOLER,
LIZ Publishers Of The La'e' Of the en'oa.
,O..,ly psnrr. at a. and the Weekly
u The - 9ti snnnrl PAYABLE in adsanee--No sub
raPff a ~ ~ received for less tne than SIX months
snPu'n will be discontinued out al inc aseteoon
an NJ rit,,ar.1 until all arrearages are Paih'
el1'' ..s.,.ants will be inserted at 30 cents per
u Aa' - The first TIM, and ~ i-2 cents for ehch
sllre lot - those from distance must be pad for
e1 n their insertion, or tn paymeh' aSsuieo y
Pc. responsible person IN bshonpu's
b.neery Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
serled for SIX dollars -. rl;,o-. ,,,,s, bo me,
or they viii no, he attehhed 10.
Pa's' ------r----------------s--
..oaru AMERICAN REVIEW, No. 81, for
M october $50, just received and ready tor
- at the New Book store OF a. IL.
delsty, :" Oct 80
NORTH.
rrs WAX.-We will give the highest price
* far Bees Wax. -1ppW 10 ,,,,,,,e,
- ~ ANDREWS y BROTHERS.
ALTMAN ALMANACkS for 1S27.-We
have small package German Aimanacks
~ bg ANDREWS * BROTHERS.
Oct Il. e's
rx.aIyrER Strained spermaceti Lamp Oil
Wy of the first quality Just received by
w THOMAS J. DUYAL,
Sign Of The Golden Mortar
october3l.
StteHlTE Lead have this day received
g." THOMAS j. DUVAL.
March % is
S.N.IITE SHOES-Two cases ladies' white
wv hid Shoes, --latest fashion;) | case ladies'
,nnpror silk gloves splendid figures for sale
low, by ANDhL"o G Di'' iiiE''.
Nov. II.
x0aoRsE COLLARS. Just landed 400 horse
i'll Collars. which we will sell at our old price
4. I'd in lots to suit purchasers, at Andrews's
,r1y cheap store, Main street. Feb. %.
wort and MADEIRA VINE have Just
received a supply Of Port q Madeira Vine
ofsuperior qbahty.
/ March 10. Illus. j. DuNhL,
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srNICKLING MATEM Mace
r Cloves. Cinnamon, AIlspice black and long
PEPPER, nhger ana letlnefie, Jus, fecehea by
Aug. J. 1fio9. }. DO'A
-----------------------
SnGCkLING MAIERAiS.-Whlt Mustard
seed, black ditto, long Pepper, black ditto
Mace Race Ginger Allspite, Tcnncrc in root
ditto in powder, Cloves. The above, with any
other articles used IN tie picking line lust recd
July Il. Is
--
SnN0 hundred and sesenty.ihe bottles Colo
"a Pressed American sdsi9f Oh, Just rec Il by
June %. h'a1 '4'of.
l-,D,n,q. r,,,m,>..t>,, ..=..., !.
III ~ r,i,'tt. l1,.t'ti >
iiio'i.A2 = % - - Il.
way -. Dun" y ''''s
yn0R RENT, a good Stable. in rear of Thu
oli;cc ,na,st -
yrAap SAFE =, 6rs, ,..,,. f,.,,,o,,,,. ,,,,l,. :.
n IN. o., ,.,l,f1
-
W a5.S, just received ny ,....
~ l. iiio'iAo d NV Al.
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AREW MUSlC.-rhe subscriber has the plea
81 sure of informing the ladies and gentlemen
o. Lychburg, that he has received direct from
..,.adep1la, very valuable selection of NEW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

DR. DRTSDEN'S Celebrated Rheumatic
P9uders Recommended lay the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well in
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic G0R
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27
roe TIE RA2eNMA,t.
NOTICE.

IN the course Of two weeks, 4re purpose 10 70,
And Just take "Peep' at friends down below,
10 greet 'em, in person, on the happy result
OF contest, in which seeve great cause to exuIt
'Iis true, zSe have also, other" objects in view,
Resides The mere saying Of how-do-ye-do--
But = hint to the wise," will most amply suffice,
And we cannot but think that OUR patrons are wise-
Al least aOeve SO found them, and hope that ne shall,
Again find them wise, and besides, "puScruAL"
Indeed, we've no doubt ne shall find, in the main
The same generous hearts and dispositions again.
a visit among them docs ones hea great good
TO say nothing Of how ones mprov'd by their food
The anticipation, itself, is enough,
TO dspel melancholy and that sort of stuff
Which an Editors office is sure 10 create,
AT least where like ours, there's tasking Of pate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27
FALL RACES ~!

NrExT Wednesday, in this Borough, Purse ef $1,000
will be run for; besides several other Purses, among
which are one Of $780, Of $1,000 Of $3.50
of $780, one Of $780, six of $1,000 twelve Of 2Go, snd
large number Of smaller purses Or, to explain, the liich
Ie1g,uore State Lotteyp will be drawn the above av,
when The spentld Purses herein mentioned will be dis
tributed amongst e fortunate. chance for one OF them
costs only Three Doarsand shares in proportion Apply
immediately at the lucky rckso, and Lafayette Office. No
lO5 Market-street, Wilmington. Oct y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27
Rsceiced at q. & II Tiiso,'s Circulating Library
No. los, Market Street.

Practical and internal Evidence against Catholicism. With
Occasona! Structures Mr.. Buffers book OF the Roman
Catholic Church in six letters, addressed to the Impartial
,r ,hc Roman Catholics Of Great Britain and Ireland
r.. the Rev Io.eph Blanco White, NJ. A. is, D. in the
University Of seite icena'e o.: Divinity in the univer
sitv ~ os,na torery Chaplain Masisira (ireac'ei) to
fbc Kng Of spain in :hc Roy Chapel NJ Seville Fellow.
and once Rector of the College Of ST. Mary ic4 Of Me
SANE town Synuds LNamner Of the Diocess Of Cadi7
Mebcr Of he Royal Acaemy of Bellies Ierrs Of Seyl,
~ s.r. nov Clergyman Of the Church q Englard.-
A,,.,,or &c no,taau's Ie,tcrs from saail
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27

Wiuian & lIary College.-We learn from
correspondent in Williamsburg, that The Rev. DIR.
WILMER Of Alexandria. was on Monday last,
elected by The Vsiters TO preside The important
Interests Of this able institution, which
only Virginia hn; the United States owe so much.
Mr.. Der, . young Virginan, who returned last
month from Europe, was at Tho same time elected
10 The chair Of Political Qccanony in hat Semina-
Try. .Norfolk Beacon.
Tile Freemasons. - The Canandaigua Messenger
contains the proceedings Of large meeting relative
to the carrying off Of Captain Morgan The reso-
utons and address are Of veiy strong character.
calculated to produce effect. his affair is becom-
ing very serious. Those who belong to the craft
are we'll aware that the fundamental principles OF
masonary, are in strict accordance with morality
and virtue and there is noiiling in lnasonary bue
what patriotism and religion sanction. II is, there.
lore, the duty OF masons to aid in discovering
where Captain Morgan has been carried and il he
is killed, (Which we much doubt to join in bring
ing The agents TO condgn punishment violent
act of this kind in country so free as ours is cal
culated TO do irreparabe injury to an ancient and
benevolent institution, which will be brought into
disrepule from the hasty and i'll advised zeal OF
some of its members ~. 7. Enquirer.
The steamboat Congress, which was run fcnl oi
on the night OF the 5lh inst. by the steamboat Phe.
nix, on Lake Champlain, and had her baggage
house swept into the lake, with all the passengers
trunks has undergone thorough repair and will in
few days resume her trips. The most valuable
part of her baggage has been recovered. A large
amount in gold intrusted to the of the cap
tain of the boat which was safe in his Office, and
from this circumstance originated, probably, the re-
port that an immense sum in wrought gold was lost,
but it ha. been ascer,ansd that the loss in money is
less than $4,000. A trunk belonging TO the Miss
Harts, OF Canada, containing jewels, Roaed TO the
shoae, and has been forwarded to them by Capt La.
throp. ". i. H. lost.
We learn from Mr.. Windsor, that The elegan.
lace dress which obtained premium Of ten dollars
a, Pawtuxe,, was purchased by the President Of the
United States when lie visited the Lace School. at
Newport, on Saturday last. Ile stated that he
made the purchase for the purpose Of showing the
work in Washington. Prori9ence Joarnal.
.Nelc Hnren, (Connecticutj October 81.
On Tuesday last, MIR. Daniel Hinsdaip, ol the
firm Of j. & d. Iiinsdae, Of Middlciuwn, Iarge.
Iy indebted to The Eagle i'ank,) was brought TO The
jail, in this county, by the Deputy Marshal OF this
District, by virtue of sundry executions 10 favor of
the United States, amounting to about $4,000.
DIEDA few days ago, at lis residence in Worcester
County, Judge ROBINS, Associate Judge Of 4h Judcia
District Of Maryland
- Near Christiana, Dell. on the 9Th ult. JANIS
A. Q,l ~.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27
Robertson s I.ittle's
TO MY CREDITORS.

YIyAKE notice. that have applied to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of the County of Delaware, for the benefit
of The Acts of Assembly Of the Commonwealth of Penns
yana made for the relief Of nsovent debtors and the said
Court have appointed Monday the Goth day Of November
1906 n ten o'clock in The forenoon, the Court House
in the borough OF Chester in sad County. for hearing of
m. and nv creditors JOHN ID. CARTER,
Oct 90 1896. G8-f3p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27
H WHO WANTS MONEY

Remem6er Nouenbcr, the ides Of Novem5er remen,jer
The Public reminded that the drawing of te DI.A-
WARE STATE LOTTERY, 4h Glass, will positively
take place in this Borough,
NEXT WEDN'ESD.4T,
(FIRsT OF NovEMBER.)
The Scheme lis only rich in itself, but will be the
cause of Riches in others. Iiut let il speak for itself
Scheme-1 Prize of Sc 900; 1 Of $500; of 1000 of
1850; of 1900; / of i460 of 1000; 12 of 200; l56
of 90; 7SO of 6 !; 1890 of 8.
Briefly, would advise you to make love TO this Scheme;
how strongly invites yon to come and huy-how eo
ouenty ii dscourses of Prizes to be " Lost and won
But soft what sound is that sill harping" the
Blanks
40, proper stuff
This is the very painting Of your fear.
This is the air drawn dagger, which slways
Has spod your flight TO Perfume
into the seeds of time and say which grain will, ard which
BILE Prizes to Observation-Disclosures longer ,N device bn
cold delay but seize the opportunities of the preentday
Tick S3--Half s0-Quarter rs GEMS.
Packages of 10 Whole IIaE Quarter tickets, certa,
of drawing nearly half of their with many chan
ces for Capital Prizes may be had the rate either
by Certificate otherwise. For sale at
Robertson s Litile's
Lottery Office, No 49, Market ST., Wilmington.
Agents to YATES & MlNTTRE. Managers.
k Who sold the great majority of the Capitals in the
preceding Classesand in this hope to be full as lucky
CASH always advanced for Prizes the moment present
ed, &c Wilmington, Oct 25.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27

respectable gentleman at Carthagena
Carfhagena Sept 26. 1896
"We had yesterday messenger from Bolivar.
He came from Quito by the way of Panama. and
proceeded in man of war for Porto Casello and
La Guayra. The object Of his mission is to call a
meeting of the people inVevery town, and if the
majority wish convention called before 1850, to
take into consideration change Of government, he
intends to yield to their wishes.
Bolivar has had good deal Of trouble at Quito.
He has been compelled to shoot about one hundred
men and to hang good many They mustered
and said Long live Ferdinand" &c.-Bolivar has
pledged himself to be in Bogota on the 18th Of
October"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-27

instrumental 10 bringing about This Disturbances
| They have been sent back and sufficient measures
taken for their protection. The white men mp-
Gated are known, and shall be exposed 10 the public
indignation. The other Surveyors, we understand,
are engaged in completing their business"
Nat Intel