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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL PHILAN-
THRoPIsr, will be pleased to accept our thanks for
the very Aattering manner in which he has been
pleased to speak of U.s. and assure HIM that five
were sensible we could afford him any assistance in
putting down vice which he philanthrophically
wars against, we would most certainly do so. The
subject of Incorporate drinking, one which ought
to excite the attention Of all good men, and happy
should we be to find the whole world ''arrayed in
bright armor," to destroy the monster. The at
tempts which have been made by societies, very
recently, to destroy the vice of intemperance
worthy of all commendation; but it does appear to
US that they have not been judciously aimed. You
the anathemas and ostraciss Of these societies only
tend to augment the vice. The drunkard, iftaken
in his calm moments when reason prevails over
the exhilirsting effects Of the poisoned chalice,
may be persuaded to abandon a practice, which If
followed up. must eventuate in running his joys on
earth, and hopes in Heaven. But il you attempt
to drive bm;-if you denounce him as "a vagabond
and a wretch, unworthy ofsociety, you only inHame
his angry passions, and drive him on TO still deeper
excesses. II isa misfortune, and one that all men
must sincerely deplore, that whilst societies are en-.
gagged in the good and great cause ofreformation.
through the madness Of misguided zeal, they pursue
steps that tend only to augment the owls they OBJ
viousy endeavor TO correct. IT, instead of forcing
a drunkard before the world, in a newspaper, they
would in his closet, persuade and solicit him to re.
formation, some good miglkbe done; when on the
contrary, by publicly exposing his folles aud his
vices, he is driven to tho inebriatng bowl and sa'
cr6ces himself at the shrine Of ,ibe Bacchsnaian
God.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

BosroN CoURIER.-We should be happy to
know what course this print intends to pursue in
relation to the Presidential Question, and if the
Editor would not think the question impertinent,
we should take the liberty to call for information.
Within the last two years, it has been for JACK
SON, ADAMS, CLAY, and CRAwFoRD; but the mo-
ment the public had concluded the Courier was
attached TO of the gentlemen, he wheeled
"to the right about" and appeared for the other.
The editor of the print in question proesses TO be
Independent, but really, we know of no paper that
pursues u more time-servns policy. During the
Presidential Election, the NewEngland Galaxy,
conducted by the same gentleman, for given Pc
rod, advocated Mr.. CRAWFORD, and then he shift
ed with the wind, and wrote two articles in favor
of Mr.. CLAY. Before the election took place, how
ever, he ngain shifted with the wind, and was Sc
riously inclined to throw hmselfat the feet OF Mr..
ADAMS. At present he is bitterly opposed to Mr..
CLAY, and in his wisdom, has taken upon himself,
the the task Of finding fault with the speech Of that
gentleman delivered at the White Sulphur Springs.
Three weeks since, he spoke oft in terms of conf
mendaon, but as the ,cind has again shifted, he is
out against it, and rails with the fury of political
mad-cap. The following remarks, made by Mr..
CLA Y in closing his Address at the White Sulphur
Springs, seem to be particularly offensive to Mr..
BUCKINGAAM:
-"In conclusion beg leave to offer toast, which,
fyou dry as am, will, hope, be acceptable
fer the sake of the wine if not the SENTIMENT
The gentleman fthe Courier will pardon us. ii
we enter dissent to his criticism for really
can sec nothing in the remark quoted, which threa-
tens the dissolution Of the Uuion, or violates the
strictest propriety Of sentiment and principle. At
the coavivial board, surrounded by partial friends,
who had assembled TO pay their respects to distin-
guished citizen, Mr.. CLAY thought proper to un-
bend himself TO the occasion, and to make use Of
that familiar language, which is offensive only to
the stern and arrogant aristocrat. If we mistake
not--and Mr.. BUCKINGHAM is at liberty to correct
| u.s. if we misrepresent him--he took no exceptions
to the passage, which now so moraliy offcnds him,
when he first spoke of the address nor do we be-
| leve he would have done so now ifhe had not dis.
| covered that that "ueneraJlt Editor" DR.. COL
MAN, had pounced upon it, and denounced it, as
highly improper, and strongly impregnated with
of an elevated mind but as Mr.. BUCKINGHAM
has not expressed his opinion until authorised to do
SO by DR.. CoLMAN, we must not any further OBJ
jcct to his language or his manner.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

THE OBsERvAToRY.--It will be seen, by an
advertisement in this days Cadet, that the Obser-
vatory, place Of fashionable resort, is opened for
the winter. As ploce of recreation and amuse-
ment, X possesses many and decided advantages,
and WILL we doubt not, be literally patronzed.
Mr.. BARTLETT, the keeper Of the establishment,
is persevering and unremtting in his cxcrtions 10
please those who visit him-is attentive and care.
ful to render the Observatory agreeable to visitors
We know of no place of amusement, more entitled
to patronage than the Observatory.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

THE STAGE ACCIDENT.-In our last we pub.
lshed account efan extraordinary stage accident;
and as usual, "in such cases made and provided
attributed all the to the oarelessness Of the
driver As we would not willingly do injustice TO
any individual, and as we are now convinced tina.
the proprietors Of the turnpike are alone to blame
and that the driver "actcd well his art,'-we will
linely and cheeriully publish the following let
ter, ON the subject, from q very respectable
gentleman, to his friend in this town in which
the driver is completely oxcupated from the charge
Of fcarelessness. We hope the proprietors Of the
turnpike will sec that the road is kept in proper
order:
Gloucester, .4lirieh's 7drern, 12h Sept. 1926.
DEAR Stp.-As you will probably hear oi the
misfortune which befel the Springfield stage this
morning, write to you short account OF the mat
ter--About balf.past three, this morning. when
the stage was about mile from Providence, IN the
vicinity of the land Of the heirs Of the late Hon
J. b. Mason, il run of the bank, and turned 'wlee
over. Soon after il turned of the bank 'he ,o.e
wheels pa arted from the body Of the stage mno ue
horses remained on the road. The BODY q me "aee
,cas completed desfroyed There were e,sn. Passen-
gers. and two of them ladies. The iauies were
from Providence. and resided near the Union Bank.
A, fara. have a.certa ned oil the passengers
aoout The driver of any neglect. The misfortune
a.. o.n. 90 tho darkness ofthe night, the sudden
turn Of the road, and the waet OF railing along ~
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

ID all of these crusades against vice, and infdel
ty, there is degree Of selfshness betrayed. To
accelerate their objects, newspaper is establish
ed regular society is formed and the public are
put under pecuniary contributions, to support the
cause; buster is made;-and in the end, 1t proves
that all Of this has been done merely, tosraiy the
vanity Of a Mr.. President, a Mr.. Secretary, and
their associates, whose names are pompously laid
before the public, or TO give needy printer
subsistence. Let it not be supposed however, that
we attribute any such motives to the gentlemen
composing the Society in this town, for the sup
preston Of intemperance. Far from us is any such
intention and we are prepared to say, that from
what we know ofthem, we are confident they are
actuated by the noblest Of philanthrophic princi-
PIES But that their efforts to suppress the vice Of
which they complain, will ever prevail SO far as
10 reform single drunkard, we DO not believe and
That the result of their labors will have sautary
effect Oh society, we 10 most sincerely doubt. In
concluding these remarks, which have been call
ed from us by the Phanthropst, we have onlyto
add that if the editor Of that print will tell US in
what way we can contribute to the Suppression OF
intemperance, we will most gladly become labor
ers in the cause. When men cease to drink, and
when the Legislature prohibit the dstilling OF ar
dent spirits then will the vice be knocked in The
head. and not until then, though thousand socie-
ties be formed, and conducted with the utmost pu-
rity of intention and infinite wisdom
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
SHERIFF'S SALES.
. y
Br PETER II fJEL.A,RY, SHERIFF

FBY virtue OF writ of ve, exponas to directed, will
~ be exposed TO public sale at the house of Thomas
AIuford, m Red Lion hundred, Thursday the 18th OF
farm situate, lying and being in the hundred Of ST. Geor-
ges and county of Newcastle wit bounded by lands of
John Cnmnns, Peter L. osle and others, with frame
dwelling house aud kitchen thereon ereced and contain
ing two hundred and twenty acres, less. Seized
and taken in execution as the properly of fomas NJ por-
Newcastle June 8, 1926. 73-5t
I'D virtue of writ of lev facas me directed will be
AF exposed to public safe, the house of Joseph Ball,
Mermaid Tavern, in Mill Craek hundred, on Saturday the
18th of August at O'clock, NJ all that tract piece
parcel OF anl, with the improvements thereon situate
lying and being Mil Creek hundred and county of New.
castle, and bouned lows, wit beginning at cor.
ner black oak stump standing line OF lands of Evan Rice
dec thence north toa corner large dead black oak stand
Ing BY small run, thence south corner white oak by
Pike Creek thence south several the place of
beginning anil containing hundred and forty four acres
and seYenty.tye perch.s, less Also, another
tract situate as aforesaid beginning at marked corner
black oak, sanding in the line of Lea Aubrays manor
then south to black oak then south west. by Will
liam ltonass la d hundred and fifty perches to a
white OAK, then south Anaoy Houston, then north
land late 0! fhomas John aud Thomas Edmond 70 ick-
cry then north by the land late of joseph lddy and
Archibald NDanie thence to the place af begnaing,
tas toysx acres, more less; together with all and
sgl ar the rogenents and appurtenances thereunto
Belonging StlL I'd taken execution as the property
OF Thomas u il1net, lee
Newcastle, July &c, 1926. 73-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
DISHONORABLE ACT

rEsIIE printer Of a weekly Newspaper in Ills p,,,,.,
changed The name Of bis paper from Deaxs,tt ~ ~
ster" % Delaware Advert e"theiehy adou,;p,' h'S
Of the ,t,e OF the Amercan MacLnan and Deas r Ad
the subscribers; and which in existence ma6", "
before the said printer commeu red business W. 3eas
that man who will steal one species Of prope,iv @
scrupe to take another and large portion a. w." no
change papers and communications iecc ed Lrau sx
Post Office have no other superscripton than l 'e
Advertiser" the design Of the aboye mentioned ca
may be readily seen We have edeayored in he ~
respectful and friendly manner, to induce the pin @
ded to- TO revert to the former sume Other, te o " M
paper; but our efforts have been uhayalnp-anS us M
therefore respectfully request, mean 10 avert wbs we
by adopting title, Tia, correspondents, md a
printers who exchange with Us, will direct their taym
the st.4meriean Watchman," or to A. & H. WILSON,
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
MEDICAL NOTICE.

gyHE Subscriber, DocroR uF MEDICINE ana pnAcTIcA,
CHEMIST, respec fully informs the Ladies and Genie
men Of Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has com.
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house otp0ste .u Henri
Hoopes q Co.'S Lnn5er Pari-Where lie prepares tue to
loving Medicines; The Sulphate OF Quinne. This mrell
cine contains the active principle of the Peruvian Bars ana
%hen properly prepared IS ihe best medicine as yet dis
covered tor cure OF Agues, Remenl aud Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Bslsamic Restorative for dis
eases of the sreas and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption &
Phthlsic medicine which will effectually cure the
most distressing leadache matter how long its contin
uance may be. lie also cures the 1oothacte in few
minutes, without making use Of any of the corodng acids
or red hot rom or plugging the teeth with gold leaf on
sheet lead The medicine he makes Of will preserve
ne teeth Tor years lie prepares Tooth Powder that viii
&men the teeth, be they ever so black from taking me
cine or any other cause DR. p prepares an Eve Water
that will remove all namma ions from the ewes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and of them
crpples for years from It Names signatures do no
require as see It IS too much the on with uuacker,
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge OF chemistry, am able TO extract medicinal,
virtues contained IN animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them Tor the different diseases as the
Of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
It they make timely applications be cured
There IS medicine sold BY the name Of S4gnms Pono
ce0, which did not hear of until saw M s,aims afver
tisemen some few weeks past thea called on some Il
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke ID
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medc,n .n,,
discovered ITS effects in the cure OF certain Diseases
the gentlemen spoke TO the subec sail they W.,
certain that Nr swam wasno the inventor Of the ned
cine The mao that invested Inc panacea was ore Of III
greates' Chemist that Europe podaced and Is dead ea,
Two hundred years. aud hs writings difficult 10 be had
That Mr. SWAIN has got some par. OF lis works or SOM
person gave HIM receipt from the work. have no doubt
o. hye noF prepared chem Ut and real preparatnt
M ot the - SAch y %ch will sell dollar per bot
te by the Dozen, and one dollar and hfv mis- snp4
Dr.. 7. prepares Wash for the Ladies' which rrmovee
an 9Pots EFupons and letter. from the face and hands
and clears and oeaufes the skin. He also prepares a
oase lat WIN take out Cons by the from the toes
n MIN
LADIES or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
tha s cur*hle they pleased to call on me- shall be
attended 10 with the s,ricest punctrality
jas, PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p. O.
Wilmington Del, July 81, 1896. 7o-6n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15


hemenls q fnglsl Grammar, deduced from Science ard
ilactce adapedto the Capacity of Learners --By WI
liam S. Cardell - 80
M khams Grammar, second edition
Mnrrays' Cnmy's, iiafrisoh's, Sml's Ash's and Twt
che's GrainrDars 20 H w"
Mars INTRODUCTION TO Latin S,ntax
, rfsi Le''oos ~ Geosiarh, and Astronomy, by j. A.
t'e graphles '1 ''oise
lar b'a.t' i1ciures OF Rhetoric, Barclays Catechism
,. Gl.inSlaN : u9it4G states, with Questions
Conversations on Chemistry
D9 o NAulat Philosophy
Iay'ors Agricultural Essays
Mew.iotk ESppsitor American Orator
iiorts Chronology, Murray Exercises
iiardle's Gnrdegil Coloquia
like's, Jess's, and Benefits Arithme,cs
n'phenng AMI Copy books, Receipt books
hHeI NJ ihorandnm and account books Sc
oeory OF aack Hayard, the Sailor Boy or the yirtIous
ay aesl8ned Tor American Children in Families and
5SS"on's'--,'y " diam ~ Cardc Fifth Edition
.lHhts IN Di.llBLE PERMANENT INK for u,I;no
o Linen apparel silk and Cotton stockings tabe and b9
.he, &c, with common pen. This Ink viii not ;ni
I oS' uecate texture and be DISCHARGED If is
A'ID .,e ony sure method of identifying such propcrtv
Common and Extra fine Red and Black seainp WAY
eau anu rase Crayons Gum Elastic Tapers ystn,r and
% cards. Sun Glasses, Court Plaster Indian Ink iyo
nsl, pons, Lead and Slate Pencils Tooth Brushes roy
a.s, IN poxes or single cakes. Cancels Hair Pencil:
rocket and Dressing Combs ~ e"Si's.
hce-faper, Engmatica Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
MACHINERY FOR SALE

s5Slif following Cocoon and Wooden ylaeharg offered
T. TOR sale, al reduced pfces
C0TT0 v .u.9CHLNERY.
-Four rhrostles of 10 spindles each.
One 50 inch Card workers and strppers good clothing
0na So inch do. do do.
Que Drawing fame heads
r.o Ro Gg 0rames l6 each.
Yam Press, Bandng Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weighs Winding Block, &c SC.
the ABOVE Machinery has been but little used and most
ii i is II good working oder.
W00LE.r .uaCHLsERF.
Three 24 inch Cardns Engines.
O3e Billy 90 Spndes.
Two lianeys ~ Spindies each.
Dae Nsr8ug MIL
f&tnt, LooG4 n.as oftbem broad, with Reeds Heddes,
slgtlss, lobbias SC
Ise itra I Me t11n AZ are supposed will do either
ftr ,0n GOODS
in2a ~ inery III, be sold low, either atogeth.
"a Of a. Az Aaply % j. ALRICHs & Co
" nssoi, \ no. 5h, 1926 So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
Delaware State Lottery.

81 Class, for the benefit Of Newark College, tiid1etowu
Academy and mmannel Church 10 be drazvn at HiNming
'oi' Del, On the 18Th day d September, 1896.
scheme II nrize OF $4,000; Of 400O Of 5000; 1of
l75O; at 1850; ot 1885, Of 1000, u of 400; $50
o. ~ 780 OF 1890 IF A. 760 prizes I5,6OO blanks
24,560 tickets
Whole Tickets S4--Islves 2--Quarters1 l.
This IS Lottery formed by the ternary permutaon o.
~ numbers 10 determine the prizes therein the 80
NUMBERS from to 80 inclusive, viii be seyersy placcdn
wheel on the day OF drawing and four them be drawn
n ana th" licket having ON il, for lis Formulation nun
ber, he Is, "a and Sd draw from The Wheel in the
uer m winch drawn, viii be entitled to the prize of 100000
ana those live other tickets which sa have them the
same numbers III the following orders shall be entitled 10
'he pf2cs aliiXed to them, respectively, The ls sd
and "a 70 siOOO-2d 1st and Sd, to S2O00-2d, Sd and
ls' 10 Sl750-3d, 1st and Cd Sl250-3d Cd and lst
TO ,l60 Those other tickets which shall have three
o The drawn numbers them, and those three the Cd 50
aud 4h, IN some Of their permuations will each be en-
titled TO prize Of $1,000 All others, being Il, having
three of the drawn numbers them viii each be entitled
TO prize Of S400 Those l56 tickets having iwo of the
drawn numbers on them and those two the Sd and 4th
IN amy ordcr viii each be entitled to prize Of $50
All others, being $780, with two of the drawn numbers
on them, viii each be entitled to prize of So. And
a those 7SO0 tickets having but of the drawn NUM-
bers on them, will each be entitled prize Of s4 No
ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior denoH
nation can be entitled to inferior prize.
Przes payable forty days after the drawing, subject
the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
j. d. YATES,
A. MINTYRE,
Wilmington, July H. 1926. Managers.
For Tickets and sha in great variety Of numbers ap
py al the Office OF YATES & MCINTYRE, MANAGERS,
Ro6e7fson g L,tte, .lgents, No. %, Market street, WI
nington, a few doors below the lower market.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash prize llcS
cts, (post pad,) will be thankfully received, and punctu
ally at ended 20, if addressed as above.
= Cash advanced for all prizes when presented.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
DON'T FORGET

That on the 30h Of August will be drawn, the Nv Yrh
Lt@atare L9ery, class s. which contains one prize ~
sl5,ooo Of 40o0 1'of . 500; Of 1923; 8 of 900
OF 500 SO of POO; 50 Of lO0 1O4 Of 25 1900 Of ;
and l0608 prizes Of S4 each = -
Ticket s4-'ialf 2-Quafter Eighth so cts
And on the 18Th Of September will be drawn the Deo
sOaTe Sate Intern class 900 highest prize Please
remember that the highest prize in the last Delaware state
Lottery vas sold az ny .tfce IN Wilmington.
Tickets s4-Halt 2-Qusrters l-Eghths 50 cts.
Next comes the Ua8hagton Canal Lotery, Cd class
which viii be drawn the 9th Of September and which
contains prize Of Sl0,000 Of 4.000 Of 1911 8 Of
ioo0 IL OF 500 33 of 100 50 of 40; 104 OF 90 1900
OF Is and 1090S of So EACH
Ticket 3o0-iIalf 5o-Quarter 75-Eighth 81 cts
ickets and shares either Of the above Lotteries for
sse wholesale or retail on the most liberal TERMS and
cash advanced for prizes as soon drawn, by
j. j. ROBINSON.
August No. los, Market street, Wmingtcn Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
\ MARSH AT PUBLIC SALE

vk$O be sold at public venduc, at 8 O'clock p NJ ~
Fonrth-day the 30lh inst, The house of Genera
James Wolfe, in the Borough of Wilmington about ~
acres OF Marsh in Newcastle hundred situate HE souieE
y side of the lane road leading from the present New
Bauduy. The proximity of this property to the BorouBh
being about half mile from the bridge the Chi,s
tiana, reders it valuable and worthy the attention OF W.
Citizens of Wilmington. 1t will be sold in lots to s''
purchasers and conveyances made clear Of all incoi
ces. The terms vii! be made known at the sale, by
JOHN G.. MASON aAI
CASPAR WiSfh4,
.2saigares n mir Sfr.f3'et
Augusta. z5-7t rfteF .f.s@
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
50 ,IEriIisG NOVEL! I!

I will ca ains 'ake-eeing Authorized by the ingenui-
y q tie RAaoe Isa0d sages and the frs Of the sort
eser pd5fsaca. fis Lottery to be dawn on he 22d
lAs on AZ c5.re NV na v ch, BY having tree tick
particulars cal a d scheme 1t conaius pfze
y $1,000 Of 500, 10 Of 1000; Is Of 500; 49, 100
q q 5J 1850 OF 10 AID 4 Not blanks ptlze.
~ Z f3a Lottery.
Tick +--iiAlf 2--qa tel 1-E ghth SO cents
App aadless j. \. ROBINSON,
Aug NJ, l05 Market stlee Wilmington. bel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-15
ne 'unlred DoIlars Reward

gb ~ Away from ~ bscrber living in Worcester
IA g Marylnt! Veg .H!n named sAAI--abon,
'irt rs Of IS aud a1ou i've feet nine or ten inc
ti5f 81 made dark combiesio little inclined to vel
toM--1ack "skers On his iae shaved OF since he
let' 4 n~, nlng toWars d Of ms molti--las
sfI ~ APP araHce Nhrn spoken to. He is healthy
wei Z knE eiln He had sundry corfng and carried
wit ~ j hta Workns Clothes, striped wiled Ylr.
gnlA on outside JACKIE back white and YELLOW coors
WIN ow inep sfrt atdt'oHsers ine i ack cloth out
SIDE JACKIE, par # dark greensh coh ttoWsers and
par OF mo Of white cotton Jean ttowSers. Perhaps he
might N@e sdine Of ls clothes vita his fr,ends-but if
tc dd Do ts clothing nearly agrees with the above II
Is 80 he mas go forged pass signrd either by Phn
q JAG 2 White The above reward Of One Hundred Dol
frs sli be given # taken either Kent or Newc.stle
County, Delaware and secured so that The subscriber
the abo mentioned negro Fifty u liars reward if the
at9aal negro IS taken in Maryland STATE or SUSSEX coun
~, Della and secured that the subscriber gets him
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars If the aforesaid negro
IS taken any Of she oer States and secured that the nj
scrber gets hm Ii The above mentioned negro brought
aud d veIedto lie subscriber, the rewards as above
toael will be paid and ali reasonable charges for rnub
and expenses ct bringing him. PHILIP WHITE.
\. y The subscriber will thank any one if they get
sans Co.'S let Jle s'bcti5er have IT,
ot hfsi.lr Nj 6aYoii5 ~, 1870. 74--A