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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
". c. CONNIE.

HAS the pleasure to present his friends and patrons
Ill the following rich Scheme, hoping at the same time
continuation of good luck WILL heretofore attend
all those who give his Offices the preference in pursuit OF
wealth.
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland, sth Glass.
The drawi of which will take place in the city of Bal
timore on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be
pleted in ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
WANTED INIMEDIATkLY.

A an apprentice to the Bookbindng business, boy
"A a5out 10 ls years age who can come eRreco
mended One Of the above description by Immediate ap.
phcaton, will be taken on tho most liberal conditions
LEWIS WILSON,
5o-t No. los, Market Street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
SCHEME.
8 76O Prizes.

Ticket S4-IIalf 2-Quarter and at the same rate
may be had packages of 10 tickets certain Of drawing az
least Sl6 aud shares Of packages in proportions BY Ger
tcate OF otherwise, yiz Package of whole Tickets 4u
Halt s2o-Qnarter, Sl0-Eighth, S5.-
BY certiicate-Whoes, s26. .4o-Halves, S132O--QuaF'
ers, S660-Eighhs, $3.50.
ORDERS from distance, enclosing the cash or pFlze
tickets, post paid will be punctaly attended 10, II su'
dressed to YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers or to
ROBERTSON s. LITTLE, Agents,
Wilmington, Del.
1t should not be forgotten that the two highest pnzes
VIZ $4,000 and $4,000, in the last class Of this lottery
we're both sold by Robertson q Little, besides large pro-, pro-
portion OF the smaller przes all persons residing in tbs
Borough and ITS vicinity
Aug. %, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
1.O0O.OOO DOLLARS
COTTON MANUFACTOKY

E0R SALE containing about GOO splndes, with full
supply q carding engines other machinery fo
ihe preparation ut Cotton Inquire Of ZlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High SITS
wilmington lst mo- 20, 1925. lj-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaacare Fire Insurance Co,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State # NJ
IL ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dolas
The President and Direct rs are now receiving annl
tons for Insurance, their Office No. 2l, SIMPLE, sire
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by rn
every description of Buildings in general Merchants
Ships in Port and their Cargoes; Household Furnme
aud other personal property also, against loss or dsmar
by inland transportation Of goods wares, merchandise, aS
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any of ,
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia Or New York Par
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in IN,
sodiiy OF its capital, and that all losses will be pronn
adjusted by the company.
CORNELIus ID. BLANEY is Agent survey pronettv b
insured, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle
LEwIs Evans is Agent to survey property to be In,
sured for The town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JouN CLOAK is Agent survey property to be Inn,sl
for the town and vicinity of smyrna
JosErH JONES Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town OF West-Ches,er and vicinity.
DlTect0r8
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Joseph Guhb,
Joseph c. Gnpin, Robert Porter
WM SEAL, Precedent
ID. BYHNEs, SecretGsy
April 10, 1926. AZ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
BANK OF SMYRNA

Bf1AN II VT DNl hN "A.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen to the Stockholders in tho ~
~ ihor that an nstalment Of Fue DoRara on ever,
share of the capila sock of this Bank will bc dne an;
payable on Thursday, the 9h Of November next. or,
half in gold or silver, aid the residue in notee of
paving Banks. by oroler If lie 6oa,J - 'Pe'''
August 3, 1926 75-;4t S. II. HODsoN, Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
LOST.

RETWEEN Centrevllle aud Strodes Toll Gate, ON the
~ Kennel Road, Gray Coof part worn, with covered
button moes The finder will please to eturn the same ,t
MARSHALL HICKMAN.
August D, 1926. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

S24O8 q
ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG.
LEVI SPRINGER,
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
August IS, 1920. 77-'4t Raul Cnrm;ss;o,',,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
STATEMENT

nF the Road Accounts Of Chris lana Hundred for the
~ year 1925.
Amount of Tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges on dollerage 802,7 ,739, at so cents to the
100 dollars, s2408 u
Balance due Alexander Porter, collector
settlement, May 9Th, 1924, %
Errors allowed on doleFage s. 659 l7J 81
Commissions on nett sum at per cent. I33 %
500 90
'tcN amount OF tax 20}8 %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
HIGHEST PRIZE s5o,Ooo!

Schene-1 prize OF S50,0O0; OF $4,000; OF $4,000
OF 10000 of 5000 of 1000; 10 of 1000; 10 Of
of g.
18051 Prizes amounting to $685. 900 s. 900 tickets
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after The completion
of the Lottery subject to is per cent deduction, but can
be had the moment they drawn at Conne's offices.
MODE OF UIlAWING.-The numbers will be put in
to wheel usual and in the other Wheel will be put
the prizes above the denomination of -Four Dollars, and the
drawing 10 proceed the usual The 05l pri-
Of SO each will be awarded to the odd numbers
in the Lottery, the may be,) dependent the
drawing of the capital prize Ut S500O0 that say, ii
$4,000 dollar prize should come odd number,
then every odd number in the scheme, will be entitled
four dollar prize il the So 900 dollar prize should come
out to number, then all the numbers in the
scheme will be entitled to a dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with l. 5, z, or
The numbers those ending with 4, 3, 8,
This mode OF drawing only enables the Commission
ers TO complete the whole Lottery IN one diawng, but
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
guarly every alternate number in the scheme, that
the holder of two tickets or two shares of tickets Zone odd
and number will be certain OF obtaining least
prize, and in the ratio for greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme not
restricted from drawing inferior asomant tickets
therefore, will necessarily oh ain TWO PRIZES EACH.
JAMES l. HAWKINS, }
NATHL +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
WM Il. STUART,
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS
Whole Ticket, $1,000 Qoater, $3.50
Halt, 500 Eighth, 1875
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price of any certain number Of Tickets Shares
equally odd and even Numbers, and what they ni
Tickets, have certificates accordingly in which cast
there w. be to pay wo ~hre Tickets odd and even
SIP SIS tickets s37 05l0 do. s6l 75 and for greater
numbers, and shares pro ,ortionalely
For the Creates variety OF Lucky numbers Odd and Even
adventure the Country are respectfully inle 10 adj
dress send their commands to
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETs.
CONINE'S
Ever True Homes of Fortune.

NJ 81, rket street, erO doors a6Ove the markeh
aud 3geacs, No 2l7 Market street. door The u
L'hry street, B4Amore NJ. South Th.rd street, Phiade
phiq.
Where Prizes IF 10 600 liars, 25 900 dollars, 25, 900
dla % 900 a 4s, 70 700 lolars, 10 900 dollars 5000
&C. &c &c havc been btan' d, in all amounting nvAr
100000 DOLLARS.
NJ 1ie Lottery IN neligrncei" ssued at Connes Oh
hces, Will be forwarded, gratis all those who make
Investments at Connes Offices aud will contain the draw.
ing Of the above Lottery at large
July "a, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

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| NOR the of colds, coughs, asthmas approaching
consumptions and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Msketstreet, Viii
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
DOMESTIC.
ELECTION FOR SENATOR.


ST. LOUIS, July 27.-We stated in our last pa
per that there were not above three four
ties in the State in which candidates could be got
TO declare against Colonel Benioa's reelection. -
Since that tune the list is diminished. Some Of the
candidates to whom we had reference, have declar-
ed in print that they would vote for Col. Benton.
and others lin rather equvocal terms) that they
would obey the will of the people, as if any repre-.
sentative in republican government had a right to
disobey the will Of the people!
So Louis Ing.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 7th July, contains
an editorial article in defence of Mr.. Ham,ranc's
appointment to the Usage Agency, the material
statements Of which are all untrue.
The Editor says that Mr.. "A. was, at the time OF
his appointment, and is, citizen of the State
OF Missouri.
This statement contains two lies.
Mr.. a. was not citizen OF this state at the
time of his appointment every body here knows
and as Col. Benton would have proved before the
Senate il his proposition to inquire into that fact
had not been rejected by the msjnrty See the ex-
tract from the Executive Journal published in this
paper the Is, int
Mr. H. was not a citizen Of this State. Ii is
true he arrived here few weeks ago, his family be
ing left in Cincinnati; but it would require six
months bona file residence, and the paymen, Of a
tax, to make him a citizen.
The Editor also says that General Jackson and
Col. Benton recommended Mr.. II. for this appoint
mcnt.
This statement likewise contains two lies
So far from recommending MIR. H. FOX this place,
Gen. Jackson could not possibly have known of
the vacancy in the Usage Agency before it was
filed Col. NI'Nair, the incumbent agent died at
ST. Louis In the dead of the winter; the news of
his death was carried to Washington by Captain
Kennerly about week before it arrived by mail !;
and the appointment was male instant-r, and be-
fore the vacancy could have been known to Gen
jackson at Nashville.
As TO Col. Benton, he no. only did no. recom>
mend Mr.. III. for that appointment, bu, protest ed
against and recommended others, is well known
to his fellow citizenr here from the numerous let.
rs.s which he wrote 10 them at the time:
a worl 10 this Editor of the Cincinnati Ga
zetc Who he be what his object, his mo-
tive, in thus pursuing Col. Benton with a strevm
ofldirty lies /: Scarce paper OF his arrives here
wIch is not filed with them. The last paper
in addition 10 he four above mentioned, contained
lo,g string of others in praise OF a brutal stage
driver, who his stage upon Col. Benton's
carriage bridge In Ohio, With view
TO pvertuFn il with his wife and children in IL, be-
cause he " n southern Stare hOlder,'' and
compelled Mrs. Benton and her children TO Jump
into the swamp 10 their lives H.
IAIISSOJJRI-E ,E("TION RETJTRNS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
Charleston, July 29.h, 1926.


g To THEODORE GAILLARp, Esq. Chairman o.
Meeting of Citizens of Charleston, SOutt
CdrOiina, and its ricinify
QUINCY, 18Th AUGUST, 1926.
SIR have received your letter of the 29,l
ulto. inclosing copy OF several Resolutions adoptet
by numerous ard spectacle meeting of Citizens o
Charleston, and its vicinity, expressive of thei
general appreciation Of the measures hitherto pur
| sued by the present Administration of the United
States.
In the collisions incidental 10 all public service
the appreciation OF the candid and The dsinter este
Is doubly precious because il pronounce in adv
the irevocable decision OF posterity. In the
OF LIE, already long, and now d, awning towards
lis close, II has more than once been my destiny
10 have, fer the preservation of all tina, can give
value To existence, no reliance upon earth, save on
hat cool and unbiased suffrage OF The dsinterested
and the candid. 1t is proud and exu,ing testi
honiai 10 the character vi my coun,rymen, when
aud, That IN this reliance upon them, have never
been disappointed.
VI that pure and magnanimous spirit, which, in
Judging OF the actions and motives OF public men,
discafds all partial and sordid cons ideratons, and
assumes standard Of estimation commensurate
with the great. varied but perfectly reconcileable
interest and feelings of our whole country, the In
habiian,s of Charleston, whose Resolutions YOU
transmitted 10 me, gave a memorable example,
Ihey are the Resolutions of men, to whom / am
known only as Public Servant, from the DAYS
when In foreign lands, Charles Co;esworth Pinck.
ney, and in the Senate of the Uniied States, a
Thomas Sumter, and John Gaillard, were my
ieiiow-servan,s and friends OF men known 10 me
only as hShyrespected fcllow-cltizens portion OF
mat great community, TO whose welfare, all the
faculties OF my soul, are ana ough, TO be devoted
In the Chairman of the meeting Il is peculiarly
grateful to ME, 10 recognise the brother of that
Statesman and Patriot, long an ornament Of the
Senate of the United S;ates, ard whose decease.
at Whatever period it could have happened, must
nave been lamenteI as public calamity.
pray you, Sir, to make known TO the Citizens
OF Charleston, at whose meeting you presided tina,
have received their Resolutions with the grateful
sentiment due to the dspensation of juttce, under
| circumstances which superadd TO its inherent ex-
ceilence, the endearing attribute of generosity
ssure them, that far as rectitude of intention
and purity OF purpose can be plels ed the conn
dence hich they have avowed shall never be A.
sused or betrayed; and that under every yic.siud,
which can betall my remaining days. the recollection
Of their spontaneous tribute those qualities, shall
De recorded in my memory, among tie most cheer
ing occurrences ofmy life.
And be pleased to accept for yourself, my res
peciful and cordial SITUATIONS
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
ANOTHER NEW STEAM ENGINE.

MIR. Matthew Cuff of Norfolk, Va has in
vented steam engine which dispenses with all
complicated apparatus, even pistons and valves,
ana at once applies the power 10 the wheel, to
winch 1t gives an equable motion, and is capable
OF being applied to any kind of machinery. The
Norfolk Beacon thus describes the machine: f" A
very correct idea of may be formed by supposing
one end OF plain tube, of any dimensions required,
to be inserted into boiler, round which fire is
made and the other end entering near the bottom
reservoir OF water heated by the steam continu-
ally passing into it through the tube. In the re-
servoIr wheel with buckets, similar to that of an
oVershot null, reyoives on common axis, deriv-
Ing us moiioL' (Which is rapid and of power
ceptible of any augmentation desireD from the
steam, which in its ascent from the bottom of the
reservoir where the tube entered, continually fills
The buckets and gives the wheel the necessary i'm
petus." Mr. Cluf intends to obtain patent, and
test the value of his machine without delay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.

by The brig Colombian, arrived at this port on
sunday, IN IL days from Lagura, we have re-
ceved file of Caracas Journals TO the I'd in
slant, inclusive. The establishment of fedora
i've government liz Colombia continues 20 be The
topic OF newspaper discussion in Venezuela The
sentiment in favor of that system seems general;
but difference OF opinion exist, as 10 the mode
and time of effecling the object. One of the Ga
zeties urges an immediate convention of a esisls-
tive body under the title of " The Assembly of
Venezuela" The Colombiano, however, declares
that such an assembly could not legally proclaim
new form of government, and that course of
this KIND would justly induce the supreme gov
eminent ard the country al large TO distrust the
sincerity oil the people Of Venezuela in their profess
sons of respect for the constitution and the union.
" We desire, adds the C0iombiano, to see no
acts OF self government, whilst awaiting the issue
OF our own appeal TO the constitutional authori-
'es we need not here make parade of our
principles. We the first to insis, on fede-
ration, as reform alike Necessary to the happ-
ness OF the people, and the preservation of the
union and, further, being strictly compatible
with the obedience we the state and our zeal
Tor the correction OF abuses. But thinking, az W
sincerely do, that the voice of the people will not
nave been raised IN vain, and that the conyocation
OF the convention will be granted 10 their remon.
stTances, 1t would be inconsistent, and give lust
cause OF suspicion, were we to outrun that event.
by adopting fresh measure, while tina, be pend
ing. so long as constitutional means OF redress
are at hand the people weaken their cause by de-
parting from them, nor would we, on behalf CT
federation itself, consent TO relax bond of un-
ION with the departments of the republic, or subs
scribe TO measure that saps forever the very basis
OF the constitution"
Intelligence OF the movements of General Paez
had reached Bogoa. The Constitutional charges
him with having acted in open violation of the
constitution, and with having kept the govern
ment in ignorance of his proceedings. II warns
him to pause before, like Cesar, he pass the Ru.
bcon, and involve himself his country, and, above
all, her liberties, in one common danger" And 4.
expresses its confidence, that during the crisis,
that hrmness, decision and promptitude which
exigencies OF this nature call for will be found in
the supreme executive; that every true patriot will
be seen at his post, and that in every bosom will
be found to echo the sentiment, that " the safety
oil the republic is The supreme law
Phil. f. GAG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

BosroN, August 2l.-Our civ was visited
last week by President Bidde and one of the
Cashiers OF the United States Bank at Philadel-
pha. The occasion of their visit was the dis
charge OF duty that has been devolyed on them
by the general board of directors, that of perso-
nal examination of the concerns OF the several
branches. AS was to be expected from the
known correctness of Mr.. Fro bingham. the ca
shier, the state of the affairs of the Branch in this
city was found TO be such met the approval of
the investigating committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
[PhiL. f. GaS.

NEwYoRK, August % The Brandywine fri
gate, and sIoop Of war Vincennes, hauled out of
the navy yard yesterday, and anchored in The Moth
River They are about to sail for the Pacific
We understand letters have been received from
Lima, which announce that Presiden, BoLIvAR
has entered into marriage covenant with Miss
HART, Of Ssybrooh, Connecticut, sister of the
lady Of Commodore HuIl Of The frigste u. States
Miss Hart accompanied her sister on the present
cruise Of that frigate. INFER. .4dg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

Counterfeits Of the denomination Of s. 10 and
20 dollars, purporting to be of the State Bank of
North Carolina, are in circulation and are said
TO be well engraved--the following is the des-
eripuon OF them from the Georgia Courier
On the right hand and on the top of the bill
there IS the stamp OF die, containing the fig ure
oi5' III or 20 as the may be; surrounding
which are % small circles or dots on the genu-
Inc Notes.-The base ones have but 20; the eyes
OF the female figure are very badly executed n
the counterfeit Notes, they look (as the vulgar
expression ~ " like two burnt holes ina blanket
Where's on tie genuine bills they are well execu-
ted The counterfeit Notes are generally filled
up to II. Collins, whose name is believe, never
seen IN good note The paper Of The counterfeit
is too brigh' yellow. TWorfok Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01
TEN DOLLARS REW.9B-

II
- ANAWAY from the suhscribef residng in Hanover on
AZ the 2ith inst negro woman, named 1ILSY about 90
years Old rather above the common be sfsrh.
made aud Of brown complexion. She has several scars Oh
we shoulders and neck oroasoned, presume by whipping
when closely questioned, she rather down look en-
appfehonve that she will enjeavor her esoape 10 Ohio
~ some Of The free States All persons are warned against
abourng or carry ing her or under the penalty of the ~
Any one how'll deliver her g. the subscriber NJ secure her
~ h so that get her sgan, shall receive the above 70.
ward aud oil Reasonable expense paid.
GEORGE N. CLoUGH
-Ssrt.h 55-2tt
TUE sub efiher offer for private sale The following tTsct,
= and parcels II land, lying the city Of Richmond
Inc rm called OFTON containing rather II three
hundred acres lying The north fork Of the Isl ook and rom.
mencing the Book Bridge the Turnpike betweep
and miles from this city. This by all who are ACQUAINTED
with H. considered valuble land, Of being IN wood
md well tmhefed, and The buildings On il are FOR
comfortable accommod ton Of toerably large family
btNty.seven and half acres called BROORDTILE ad-
joining Mr. Jacob Mordeca the south fork The Bo
upwards Of so aces Of tbs land in wood O., it, original
growth Of oak hickory and pine has not been peed
The ether part is IN pine suitable for brick wood
Also 40 Mtches Spring and ADJOINING M. f
snd that OF mr. r. Prices isnd These 40 acres seie
formerly laid m into lots Of 10 EACH and will be sold
ih way Or together Zach lot will have the advsn.
age Of water running constantly through IT, and some Of then
hsse line sPrinsf With this sui IS more may be had
adjoining IT, aud Of the original tract wish also 10 aipole
Of good pair Of carriage horses sud excellent oer sod
carriage driver. tef terms apply 70
Sept os-wi y Robinson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

The National Journal of Saturday states, that
the resignation OF Captain David Porter has been
accepted. Times.
II has been represented in various papers through
out the United States, that Commodore Porter $
pay IN the Mexican service is twenty -four thousand
dollars Such is probably not the fact unless there
has been most unexpected advance of pay since
the oyeriufes were FIRST made TO the Commodore
by The Mexican Government. We know, from
the best authority, the Commodore himself, that
$3.50 per month is the ray of the highest grade
IN the MeXicsn Navy, ihatis, Of Brgsdier General
or " Captain de Navio." There are many facts
connected with Commodore Porter's resigna-
ion, which from decscy towsrds him while
retaining his commission, we have hesitated TO
publish. By magnilying bis pay abroad, an at
tempt IS made 10 create an impression that mo-
neg was lis object. lie has large and grow
ing iamily, and that has been some considera-
ton; but there were other powerful causes
when can be frily appreciated only by the high
toned military spirit. lie was subjected 10 con-
tumsly at Washington he was invited TO the house
OF The President Tor the pretended purpose ofre-
combination. The great aud good De ia Fayete
was made The teol Of Mr.. Adams for this base
purpose Commodore Porter was requested. with
NE consent Of Mr.. Adams, by Gen La Fsvet,e
TO come 10 the house Of the President for the ex
~ 60 and avowed ru pose of Cancellation. Ooe of
the editors Of the Champion vas present at the in
terview. How was Commodore Porter treated
Win oil The frankness Of the forgiging, generous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-01

We understand that intelligence has been recciv
ed at the State Department of the death of Mr.
Anderson, our Minister to Colombia. He died
at Car'hagena, Oh the oath OF July, on his way to
Panama.
The Congress at Panama was organized on the
22d of June, and was addressed by Don Manuel
Lorenzo de Vidaure, Penipotentiary from the
Republic oil Peru, as 10 the subjects which should
occupy the deliberations of the Congress
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