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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21

By Dr. Ustudie. Tile winning OF honor is but the
revealing of a mans virtues and worth.
BY Mr.. j. DunLip.-Talens aud Integrity: The
direct road TO reputable fame and greatness.
by DR.. y. .Mt1tu.-Amity among Honest men.
BV M. Daer.-Pubc appreciation: The richest
ward ola virtuous representative.
i5p tht. John keanCy-Prospcrty TO Staunton: Sc
venty since, the ironcs of the civilized world
now, the seat Of kind and elegant hospitality
By m LGudaman.-Alerii and Talent May it ai~
ways as the present occasiUn meet with those who
know how 10 appicci
by c. a. Stuact, Esq Senate of Virginia:
MAY II never want JonSsoN.
ny Mr.. I'm. III. Pe,don.-Jamos Madison: The
author of the Report of'98--op Though bis merit had
been somewhat obscurei durug the asceudcncy of DO
hiica excitement, the light of his genius will long
shine brightly upon his country and dssipate the gloom
that caiiImny has epread over his reputation
By Rice III Uood, EsG.--The CouEEs: Not the
less worthy for being the younger OF our
mother.
By Mr.. D9rnqn.-The feelings which have prompt
ed this MISUNDERSTANDING only waits her opportu-
nifty to do likewise.
by Dr. l.. rdddeH-The learned Professions: Nav
they always be ilfumned with the oibera science
and never need the foreign aid of ,ayse3y to render
them respected.
iSy II. G,7,y Esq.-The is now retiring and W c
must part We part ms friends and brothers; and may
many retiring sun find equally well employed and
equally happy. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21

by the Columbian National brig Cazador, fifteen
days from Laguira, we have received files Of Caracas
papers to the lt Of July and private sdyccs from La
gura to tIc 50. We annex political and commercial
extracts from orr letters.
"Paez Is a well tried pa,rio-Yenczuela has suffer
ed much from the ntrguos al Bogots--this las been
seen and fctby all who have resided here for the last
four years Psez has taken the sense Of the people
they viii stand by him, and have doubt tal ali will
end welE there will be blooished, unless the eyont
men at BoEoa act rasbly Bolivar cannot be here for
p long timer-bc IS he BOSOM friend OF PACE; to him
Pacz has appealed as his commander and mediator
fnc cocntrr is perfectly qcot. Tie people DENT wish
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.

Important DeciSiOn-Ihc additional security afford
cd III RENTING Bank notes through the Post Office by
cutting them in two, and sending each by different
mail had been rendered doubtful for some time by a
notice issued from the bank OF the United States that
no payment would be made any nstc of thai Bank
voluntarily cut into two or more pieces unless all parts
of II should be produced The doubt is now removed
by decision which gives that certainty to the security
contemplated by those who-used that mode of remit
lance
The Democratic Press, contains the opinion OF Judge
W ashing'on IN the case of MARTIN rs. Tux BANK u
$ argued ut the last October session OF the Circui;
Court Of the United States, in Philadelphia upon a
statement of facts which forth Shat the Plaintiff was
the owner Of number of notes OF the B~nl1 tf u. s.
amounting i'll the whole TO $500, which his agent after
The publication of notice by the Directors that the
bank wonld not pay cut notes unless all the PARTS were
produccd divided into halves at Cincinnau (Ohio y
and forwarded in two parcels by different mails for PHI
adclphia, one OF which parcels never arrived. The
demand of the Plaintiff for the full amount Of the
notes-fnc Judge, in his decision treated the ques-
ion as II the notice was brought home 10 the Plaintiff;
and decided that, the holder of Bank note has LEGAL
right TO cut il with view the security Of the debt
OF which the note is the best evidence, and that the Bank
which IS tie deh4Or, cannot by any declaration, how
ever notified, affect the legal rights of its creditor who
has not assalted TO the conditions of that declaration
Judge Peters concurrcd in the opinen, and Judgment
was rendered against the Bank for tie full amount of
the notes"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
FROM INDIA

We have been favoured by Mr.. Nlackay, supercargo
OF tic Emerald, with Calcutta Papers to Feb 90, in.
elusive
II appears the Burmese suffered thc time in which
the Treaty OF Peace TO be ratified 10 expire with
ont taking that step, that the British thought the whole
aha'r Tuck, recommended hestilties Jan. 49, took the
cGy Of Meloon, and advanced 10 miles beyond it, In
hc city they found tie original treaty which had
been sent to Ava, (another account saws ? ceny had
been scnt)-the British took about 80 900 rupees in
money large magazine OF grain, and great quaint
~ Of military stores. The determination is to make
peace only at The capital
Ono Of the papers states that the British obtained
10000 laos Of specie among their booty at Bluripore
BOsi1n Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21

Such notes possess entirely the nature of regular bank
notes, IN addition 10 peculiar advantages of their
own But we are sorry TO say that instances are not
wanting of post notes being issued precisely the
termso the bonds above described; it is against those
that the public should be their guard The issuing
parer of the institution and ought its rejection
In the case of the Lombard Association, 1t is not
probable the loss the holders of the bonds will be
very considerable the charter renders the stockho-
ders liable in their individual capacities Whether this
be the with the other companies moi known 10 u.s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
For TIE CoNsTIrrr1ovAL wnic.


shai give no Fictitious consequence 10 Cen Green
oy noicng hitn lie is below my resentment looie
10 TIE commander in chief But must treat the 7gf
ron and uIe Protsge, as find them-indissoubly con
neeted he connection IS sccret-he direction of
ne IefesFGP IS as open tire ownership Of tie Uns5
"lSton IEePu5enn Their intercourse at first SLY and
reserved became at length familiar as scapdafons
Decency and pride made momcntary stand lie
Diushes al connection, which be had not the shirt or
ne dignIy TO throw off The Editor followed uIe vice
PRESIDENT IKE shadow-and hung on hina like an in
cuous me intimacy III concealed, BY artful but ayyk
WaTd disguises-was soon visible TO ain the Senate
looks we're angcd--mcssages passed-appeint
mems nace-meetings took place-that we're seen
ana understood by all The association vas not oniy
ominous but fatal No character was HIGH or puIe
enough 10 stand the contact or resist the coD,apion
ne erect was inevitable. lie goes the way of all Ja-
ing and ambitious aspiranis. ''Tbc wicked are snar
ca IN Their own devices Thc discerning, foresav his
lse' before the words torjtel on me rail- What
was prophecy then is history now. His darkened Vi
sage and sunkcn look bctray the conflict of a rallied
heart and wounded spirit.
hs man has been The tool Of Lo3ls Of the late Secr1
tay Of Ear for several years in Missouri TIe raros
70 WashugtOp 10 1923, where he was twice nominated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21

'or w"r, Especially civil war. CuniJsnce Is fast re-
storing. Japprehend nothing scrous-a reform, how
ever actually necessary; and PACE will not scabbar
his sword until that reform is made
The Congress at Valencia has not vet broken up
no result can DC known. Manifesto, il is generally
conlectured will hs made calling the people of Co
ornba Ia assemble in general cntons 10 redress
their
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21
900

From Ire .Ne1o York Daiiy .4arer,iser.
BrAc ks he increase Of Negroes in this place. is Il
subject of alarming observation. This place is be.
coming the point of refuge all the runaways in the
Union, ond II bsheres the citizens take measures t.
regulate class OF people, that day may endanger
the lives and property of the white inhabitants Al.
ready these people insult and drive wives and dauc
tiers of t'c public streets. That of the blacks in
this city, especially the new corners, live by picking
court of sessions amply prove. Sach people require
trihirg nducement, and only the hope of success TO
make bold attempt against the U'haes. The fact is
we are very wrong the HiiJerjoce, and other socie-
hes have einboidened the Negroes act In manner
they wo1d not have thought of but for these nstu.
tons; it has made them very rude and nsolent,
and II is time something done to correct them
10 effect tins general meeting should be called and
petition forwarded 10 the Legislature The Negroes
nnst DO restricted; arriving here put under bonds
TIL sent back Our city taxes high enough already
we nave more poor III proportion, than any other part
of the United States and ought not 10 be burdsned VIII
more black paupers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-21

The President OF the United Staes--Long and Ia.
boli5us years Of nubc service have eyinced an him.
parity above suspicion; talents beyond disputes and
patriotism worthy the elevation he enjoys. 9 cheers
The Administration of our country-fIonorabfe op.
position when they wrong manly support when they
right. cheers.
The Congress OF Panama. Conference for the ad.
Vancement of rational liberty let the Delegates of Mo-
narchs SO away and report progress. 3 cheers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20

k virtue ct deed ofrus executed to the suhscr;be
~ ny icia'd Gatewood, bearing date on the 5,b no.
1919 ana OF record III the Clerks Office of Carolina o,,
Court we i" proceed the 23d day of February 1895
o" me premises to expose to SALE for ready cash fo,,y
area acres Of LAND lying aud being in the County Of "a
r"i'ne' and wherron the said Gatewood now vas IT.
a"a Is OF good quality and well worthy the Alteration g
purchasers such title only will be made the purchaser
iS Is vested III the Trustees by the deed aforesaid
THOMAS BERRY,
WILLIAM KIDD.
Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
Manufacturers MEETING.
jan 90

A Meeting OF tn .Hasuidchrers Of CofsSl and Jgol
n 'en GOODS IN the city and county of Phadelpfia,
held az Chase Hotel Monday evening. the 28h Nov
lhOMAS HUGHES, being called to the chair, and JOHN
WATERS, appointed Secretary, it was
Resolved unanimously That it was expedient to estab
Ish perodca or monthly sales Of Domestic Manufactures
at Auction, in this City.
The meeting then proceeded choose an Agent from,
among the Auction Houses the Civ when il aopeare
that CO.JLY & TEFIS, No. IS, .Uqyket StyefL ,,er,
dolly chosen and notified of the same
JOHN WATERS Sccy.
CO-rLJ & IETLS, in conformity with the foregoing
give notice that they have appropriated the rye over
their sale room, for the arrangement and xibition r ~
y description Of Domestic Cotton and Hooic, Goods and
that public sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, tho
st day OF February next when catalogues will be dcliy
cred. '
The attention OF purchasers is particularly recommend
ca TO fh"e goods which il is expected will comprise the
largest and best assortment Of coored goods ever offered in
ms county Every package in the catalogue will sold
Without
Dec ~ 81 81. 1OO-w4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
SO AZ TEtD.

On the Thursday the 18th inst by the Rev Mr. Comvn
W. r. GRIswo1D, Esq {" Miss MARY ANN, daughter OF
pocto R4ta.i " alher, Diuwdde.
~ f""h'e, ia"over county, Thursday last. the
iZn ''s ny the kevd. William Ii. Hart, EDWARD HUI
81 As inm County, ELIZABETH, da lighter of James
+cva", Esq. OF the ion,cr place.
On thursday the l2lh inst, by the Revd. John Kerr
MEEKENs. of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
DIERs

y" inc i.h instant, MIS- ELIZABETH ELLIS, Of Ham
ever va IN tie 64lh year OF her age after short
D severe Illness which she bore with patience and re-
5isn"t'on She has left numerous family aud n,.nv
"'en"s''nd neighbours to bemoan her loss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-20
Bank Stock at Auction

TEEo MORROW at enc O'clock VIII be sold Al Tho
II { oiec House, 60 shares of Farmer Bank Stock
'' ''S,. j. III LYNCH,
'di ~ 1O2-It
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
DR3IVING
OF the New York Literature Lottery.


Glass 5th, for 1895 6:-31-27 -27-33-49-38-12-5> AZ
Which, usual attributed its part to muortaize the
Jackson S Lafayette Lottery 0cess prize selling Office
though the primary and moving for such connua-
on of prize selling be attributable to nothing but the
association OF the above names to my office for whatever
is attempted in the Of the those immortal Characters
where truth Justice observed, must be productive
of good effec consequenty have taken an Office in
Philadelphia for the express purpose of distributing cao
tai prices be styled the Jackson 81 Lflee Lorteru or
Zee this is suspicious moment to the American peope
You have nothing to do but call at address No. Sl7.
North 2nd street. Phadepha and ySuhat once what OF
all things is most desirable, nothing less than fortune
This is settled poin is doetrine of mracles-hence
should you hear any individual desire add to his
mite III may take it a sefevdet fact, that he has
never heard Of my Office So merely hint him the above
iidngs. and should he be Serious he no longer
period then Pedncsday, the 1911 be gratfed to his
utmost, time the Deisare STATE Lottery viii be
drawn containing the following handsome capitals -
$4,000; 1000; 1000; 1850; 1850; ll60 and o.
1000; saying nothing about the minr prizes And be.
hold to possess the above, requires but the trng sum
Ss 81, or parts in proportion.
The next advancing, is the Union Canal Lonerp TO be
drawn on the Goth i--cspitals-Sl0000; 4000; 5000
1348; s of 1000; ~ of 500; "a of 200; &c
Ticket s4-tialt 20 tarter 81 Eighth so cts
And the mex, the asngtcn Canal Lotterv No O. to be
drawn at he City Of Washi' gton, on he 27th ns con
saining prize OF $4,000; OF 1900; of 1911: Of
1000; AZ of 500; - If l0o &c.
Ticke, S3-tIalf l.50-Qlarter rs cts
Agan-know yeor Lucky Tickets in either the aboye
oteres address call at No BY North Second street
Philadelphia, No. los, Market street, Wilmington Della
]. J. ROBINSON.
sent Il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
PENN'S GROVE
COTTON FACTORY,
FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, the premises, Tuesday, September
12 at two o'clock, p. BY order of the Assignee
iis above-named Factory situated Chester Creek
Delaware county, Penn about miles from Chester and
ls from Philadelphia; containing 1862 spndles, now in
operation, and in good order; with years unexp
red time Of lease (ony S575 year, which includes Is
of and dwelling houses, and mills, contain
ing the above machinery having q feet fall of watcr and
the othcr which has been occupied wooen factory
has II feet fall is well worthy the attention of any per
who wishes to carry the business, it has supply
OF water sufficient drive from 1000 to 5000 spndes
the very dries, weather. The Of the mill seats are
also willing SELL if desired by the purchaser of the lease
For further information, apply to Mr.. j. Hastings,
the premises, OF TO the Auc,ioneers.
DAVID CORREY Assignee.
BOWEN, FORD & Go .qnciioaeers,
No. %, North Front Street, Philadelphia.
Aurr't n, 1926, el.-.4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
LOST,

1 BouT two years since, in Philadelphia, a valuable
N BRoAC. At the time Of its loss, ii advertised
in the papers of thai city As there has since strong
reason to suppose that taken to the borough of VIII
ming gon description OF the roach again given hopes
that may yet be restored to the owners, by whom it is
highly esteemed, being the gifi of 1eceaed parent.
Spanish pze OF remarkable appearance and The work
manship is rough II is cluster Of brilliant red sones
which jewellers call carbuncesset in the form of bunch
Of grapes, in very fine gold. Two vine leaves Of gold
srmount the top, formerly enamelled green, which on
speclion is visible. The Editors nf tlns paper will give
FIVE Dollars any person who will bring the roach TO
them and they will thankfully receive any information
spcciing the same.
August 81, 1896. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

syHE SUBSCRIBE, DoCroR or MEDICINE aud PRACTICAL
a CHEMIST. Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle.
OF Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has com
nenced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, IN the house opposite Nh Henry
Hsopes y Z IS Lumber Rard~hsre he prepares the fol-
owln, Medicines: The Sui phae of Quinne. This medi-
cine contains he active principle of the Peruvian Ba and
property prepared the best medicine yet dis
ovcred for tue of Agues Remtten aud Intermittent
Fevers he also prepares Basamc Restorative for dis
Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumptions
'ithisic; me clnc which will ehec,ualy cure the
distressing Headache, no matter how long IT'S conn-
,mcc ma oe. lie ass cures the Tootlache in few.
withou making of any Of the corro6ng acids,
red no. ron, or plugging the teeth with gold leaf Or
nee, Lead me medicine he makes use OF will preserve
teeta for Years tie prepares Tooth Powder that will
ijtcn the techs ae they black from taking mel
me o. tns avAer Cause. Dr. p. prepares an Eye Water
iat vii remove all lnhammaiions from the eyes have
cured niIs strn the rheumatism and some of them
pples fy yca-4 IRON it Names or signatures do moi
equlre, as sr i IS too much the with quackery
+ ON my prs-t..t OF medicine and my experience and
knowedge of c..ta stry, am able to extract medicinal
rtues contane~ anlnas, vegetables and minerals, and
can Apply IN 'or r different diseases the constitutions
Of people M ~aa hem Persons afflicted with Cancers
f they make timely application, be cured
There is modem SOLD bS the Of Syans Pana-
which did not hear mtii Mr.. Swaims adver.
semcnt, some few week, past thet called OH Of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke
them respecting tic Pauacea, ana informed them that ]
had the authors works aho invented the medicine and
discovered its effects the certain diseases. All
,e gentlemen spoke tie subjec', said they
certain that Nr Swam not the inventor of the me.
cine The man that invented the Panacea was one of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and is dead
iwo hundred years. and his writings difficult TO be had
That Mr. Swain has cot par. of his works, some
person gave him receipt from the work. have doubt
Of have prepared chemical and real preparation
OF the PANACEA, which will sell at dollar per bot.
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single
4 Dr. r. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots, Erupuons and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin He also prepares
Save that will take Corns by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation OF pain
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that is curable if they pleased u call me, shall be
attended to with the strictest punctaly.
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p. C.
Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1926. 7O-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
HENRY HE.ALD

TEROPOsES to open SCHOOL for teaching Surveying
l. and Navigation with the al jstment and uses of the
Instruments used in these branches, Seven Dollars PEI
Guar er; Algebra aud common Arithmetic Five Dollars.
Students from distance will be Accommodated with
BOARDING at 81 per week.
F,r farther particulars apply JOHS REYNOLDS, corneS
ci Third and Marke, streets.
Wilmingiot, August 10 79--9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
PUBLIC SALE.

k-A WILL he sold at public sale Monday the twenty
HsI fifth day of September next. at o'clock in the after
noon at the Inn of General James Wolfe, in Wilmington,
Two Story Brick Dwelling House and piece OF ground
with appurtensnces. &c. situate the y. w side OF
French street between Third and High Streets in the
Borough Of Wlmngton-lse the property Of JACOB DiSGr
deceased Terms Of sale will be made known the above
sma, An indisputAble title will be given
ISAIAH MLENEGAN.
August 10, 1895. 79-l0t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000!

Seheme-1 prize of $50, 900; 1 of 10000; of 100000
Of 1000 of 5000 ! of 4,oo0 10 of 1000; 10 OF
500; 50 of 100; 100 of 50 l25 of 20; 250of 12 5s0
of 9.
1So5l Prizes, amounting TO S308,000 $4,000 tickets
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
of the Lottery subject to Is cent deduction bur can
be had the moment they drawn at Con'ne's Offices
MODE OF URAWING.-Tbe numbers will be put in
to one wheel as usual and in the other Wheel will be put
the prizes above the denomination of Four Dollars, and the
drawing proceed in the usual The l8O5l pri-
yes of SO each will be awarded to the odd numbers
in the Lottery the may be,) dependent on the
drawing of the capital prize Of $4,000 that is say, if
the 5O000 dollar prize should out 10 odd number
then every odd number in the scheme will be entitled to
four dollar prize; if the $4,000 dollar prize should come
out to an even number, then all the numbers in the
scheme will be entitled to a 4 dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with /, 8, S. z, or
The numbers those ending with o 4, o. g. or o.
This mode OF drawing not only enables the COMMISSION
ers to complete the whole Lottery in one drawing but
has the great advantage Of distributing the small prizes
regularly every alternate number in the scheme so that
the holder of tickets shares Of tickets Gone odd
and number) wll l. certain OF obtaining al least
one price, and in the same ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is not
restricted from drawing an inferior one alsomany tickets
therefore, will necessarily OBJ ain TWO PRIZES EACH.
JAMES L. HAWKINS }
NATH'L +. WILLIAMS, : Commissioners.
WM. X. STUART,
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket, $1,000 Quarter, $3.50
Half 500 Eighth, las
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price of certain number OF Tickets or Shares
equally odd and even Numbers, and what they Of
necessity must draw advancing the entire value of the
Tickets, have certificates accordingly In which case
there will he to pay whole Tickets odd and even,
Sl2 356 tickets S37 05l0 do. SOL rs and for greater
numbers, and shares pIoportonately
For the variety OF Lucky numbers Odd and Even
adventures in the Country respectfully invited To ad
dress or send their commands to
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

FEyE subscriber respectfully offers his services to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of this Borough and its vicinity,
teacher of the French Language. The terms and OH
Ell uf rmaon may be Obtained application to him at
his residence Second street, Mr. Betts Air Furnace,
JOHN DORAT
Wilmington, September /. 80 4tp