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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-22
Salt Petre, &c.

Salt Petre, q c..
Al Kegs double refined salt petre
IU2 pipes Holland gin (Suan Brandy landing this
day, and for sale by r. l. I. WILSON.
Who has IN Store,
9 hhds old Irish Whiskey
S puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes brandy (Segnett's BRANDY
Is boxes sperm candles
G Alum salt in sacks
French Madeira wine in half quarter casks
dee
We have this day handing
find for SALE M,U-Orleans Rum, Jauo Coffee, &c: Se-
Al HHDS. New Orleans rum, equal to Jamaica
IU 50 bags Java coffee old and white
S kegs refined salt petre, first quality
So boxes fresh muscatel raisns
bags pimento
IS bbls old and very fine whiskey
So bushels clover and IS do timothy seed
SO d shell barks
dec LINDSAY & HILL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
COMMUNICATED.

DIED-In this Borough, on Saturday the 18th inst,
the house of Mr. James Watson, MIR. SAMUEL JOHNSO-.
sadder formerly of Marietta Pa in the 23d year of his
age MIR. johnson highly respected by his acquan-
tances in e and by them sincerely lamented in death
He died as he lived" Strong in faith, giving glory to
God"
Deatts a6road-A Badryddan, in the County of Flint,
the Rev. w d. SHPLEY Dean of St. Asaph, in the Slst
year of his age.
AT Sedgfeld, in Durtam (Eng Mr. JOHN REED, aged
II He of most eccentric habits and after his
death found deposited in his house, in old pockets
skins of baders teapos, and earthen jars, consdera
BILE of gold, silver, &C. Having died ntestae,
relations claimed the treasures and after the inter-
ment of the deceased numbers Of persons to be
exploring every hole and in the house. in hopes
of discovering more riches.
At Ballycullaue county of Limmerck Mr.. HENRY sY-
NAN, at the age Of lis years
AT Ballyshannon, Mr. SCUMMING, at the advanced age
of 112 years. He retained his mental faculties and
his eye sight, until few days previous to his decease
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
Adjourned Sheriff 5 Sale.
BY PETER B. DELANY, SREn1FI

ID virtue Of writ of vend exponas directed viii
ID be exposed to public sale, at the house of William
Donaho in Appoquinnink hundred, Friday The 25if
of August INST, at o'clock, M the following descri-
bed parcels Of land, situate, lying and being in the
hundred of Appoquinimnk and county Of Newcastle, to
wit No IA piece of land bounded by lands of
John Wilson, Nos and s, and Others with log dwell
ing house and kitchen thereon erected containing sixty
acres less No. PA tract piece of land boun
ded by lands of John Wilson, Andrew MMurphey, heirs
of Jarard laothwe dec Nos and 8, and others, with
log dwelling house and kitchen thereon erected; contain
ing hundred acres, or less No. 5-A tract or
piece of land bounded by land Of Andrew MMurphey,
Nos and O. and others, with log dwelling house there
erected containing ninety more or less. Seized
and taken in execution as the property of John Baros
Newcastle, August H. 1926. 78-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
From, the Raleigh ca. c Register .aug. g.

From the Raleigh az J Register, .aug. g.
We gave an account in the Register, some weeks
since of The ful effect produced by the su.-
pie application og salt and water, to large or
umour, ON the neck Of cizen oil this cou;;y,
who had lred without success the prescriptions of
various physicians. We stated, was the cases
that from the moment this solution was applied, the
wen decreased gradually in size, and finally disap
peared. We thought this remarkable cure and
published it. We yesterday received communi.
cation from respectable gentleman in Sampson
county, who states, that being severely afflicted with
large tumour of some kind under his eye, which
was pronounced BY most persons TO be a cancer. he
saw in this paper the account above alluded to- and
Immediately determined to try the saline prepara-
tion He did so, and in six weeks, the ,umonr en-
lireIy disappeared and he adds that he is now per-
frctly we'll. This is so simple remedy that some
may deIide it, but advise persons similarly affcl
ed to make the experiment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
NEW SERIES OF THE
Museum Of Foreign Literature and Science.
No. s. FOR AUG.
Published By E. Littetl, Philadelphia.
Portrait Of Henry Laurens.

1 Life of Canova from the Monthly Review. Wa
teron's Wanderngs in South America; from the Edin-
burph Review s. Life and Character Of the Rt Hon.
James Oswald from the British Critic. 4 The Songs of
our Fathers from the Monthly Magazine S. Ascent of
Mont Blanc; from the New Monthly Magazine. 6. The
Invocation; from the 2 Memoirs OF Marshal Bas-
somperre; from the Retrospective Review. 8. On the
Death of Young Bride; from La Belle Assemble. 9,
Frasers Travels tile Banks of the Caspian; from the
Monthly Review aud London Magazine. 10. On visiting
the Field of Battle at Hastings; from the Metropolitan
Quarterly Magazine. IL. The London University from
the Edinburgh Review. 12. The Plain Speaker; from
the Monthly Review 13. Eros and Aneros from the
Metropolitan Quarterly Magazine IA The Fathless Low
er at the Grave of the Betrayed; from the same IS
Boccaccio; from the London Magazine. 10 Chd and
Blind Grandfather; from the Loadon Literary Gazette.
II. parr in his latter Years; from the New Monthly Maya
zine l8 Miscellaneous Selections1he Iron Alask-New
Island-Southern Frontier of lhibe,-Rnsslan Canals
Conets-The condensing Process OF Hammer hardening
the Edges of Cutting of Musical
Taent--New South Wales 19. Literary Inteligence-
90. New British Publications.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The price is Six Dollars year, payable in advanccbut
If not paid in advance, Seven Dollars and half.
No subscription to be discontinued until all arrearages
shall be paid-and the publisher be at liberty to retain
the numbers collateral security until they shs have
been paid for
The work will be sent any part Of the United States
by mail on receipt of Five Dollars account by the pub
lisilcr Subscriptions Tersiscd Al shfr 0Hce.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

We stated some days since that the Chancellor
in the suit involving the legacy olPhip Jacobs to
the Orphan Asylum. had pronounced decree in
favor of the Orphans. We regret TO be compelled
to say, that the matter is yet definitely settled,
an appeal having been entered to the Court Of
Errors ". r. Com .9dp.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

or The Rev E. EASTMAN, from Philadelphia will preach
in the Baptist Westinghouse this Borough next Lords
day at 10 O'Clock. Aug. 18
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

D7s The Democratic Republican Conferees. appointed
by the several County meetings, he proceedings of which
will be found first page) to assemble at Dover
TUESDAY next. for the purpose of selecting Sandi-
dates for the Offices of Governor and Representative Con-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

Just received at J. Wilson's Circulating Library,
CASTOR de Blondeve, St Adams Abbey, &c vols by
Mrs. Radcliffe, author of the Mysteries of Udolpho,
Romance of the Forest" &c
The Poecal Works of Tnos. Moore, Esq in vols.
The New.York Literary Gazette, and Phi Beta Kappa
Repository, vol. 1st.
The Ladies Literary Cabinet being Repository of Mis-
ceaneous Literary productions in prose and vol Cd
Tales for mothers, translated from the French OF j. N
Bouilly
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
THIS DAY

A LII the following CAPITAL PRIZES are to be dsrib
N uted from the Wheei IF Fortune, at the city of Ba
more; viz $4,000; 10000; 5000; 2,500i 1903
10O0 1000; 1000; 1000; 1,00o Besides 10 Of 500i
A Of 100; 38 of so &c.
Those who capitals in the above, will Of cali
at
Robertson s Littlc's,
Lottery Office, No. % Market ST., Wilmington.
August. 13.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

LETTERS.--It is stated tina, from LIST April to
the LIST July, Ia period Of three MONTHS, there were
received at the post office in New York; 94,495 ship
letters.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

In Delaware County, Penn, there are 200 mills
and mill Seats of which there are 157 mills and
factories in operation, and 43 unimproved mseat
which are susceptible Of improvement, and are On
the principal streams.
The cultivation of has been commenced in Mexi
co, by emigrans from Carolina and Georgia.
1t is calculated that the annual harvest Of grain of
all descriptions in Ohio, is more than fifty millions
of bushels.
The Medical Lectures of the University of Pennsylvania
commence the first Monday in November. They will
be as follows:
Anatomy by Drs. Physck and Horner.
Materia Medca, by Dr. Coke.
Theory and Practice of Medicine by DR.. Chapman.
Midwifery, by Drs James and w. F. Devices.
Surgery, by DIR. Gibson
The Baltimore Gazette contradicts the statement
which has gone abroad under the head Of a Fri
gate in a Dilemma" that the Constellation was un
able to get out of the harbor Of Pensacola.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18
FRIDAY, august t8, 1926.

Frown indgnantyupon the dawning aienat
ono portion Of the Union from anothcr' WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-18

So serious the indications of failure Of the grain
crop of the middle region of the Eastern part of the State
OF North Carolina that, in one of the most productive and
substantially wealthy counties (Warren) perceive
Public Meeting has been held, the object of which
to take into consideration the alarming and distressing
situation to which many of the citizens of the county
danger of being reduced by the calamity of famine, APP
pareny impending. subscription opened for the
relief of those entirely dependent the crop for bread
and committee appointed to report further
to be actcd upon at future general county meeting
Nat Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

graphical party; ihat rests upon geographical basis,
and when YOU got 10 geographical basis, when you get
any thing that interests New York New York, or
South Carolina South Carolina, do not YOU think sir
they will go in phalanx, whether YOU have the dis.
irict or the general ticket syscmDelicve me, sir,
they Will GcoS raphcai parties are not 10 be divided
10y those imaginary lines which ynu are going TO run
bcw cen your electoral districts The Alieghanys the
Mississippi, the Potomac, the Hudson, the Great axes
these will make phical PARTIES if any thing
10 make them.
But, sir, am not prepared TO admit that geographic
cal parties the greatest evils this country has 10 fear
Party OF all kinds in IFS excess, is certainly the bane
ot our institutions: and will not take up the time of
OF this Committee by disputing which is most decteri-
Gus, arsenic or audanum. 1t is enough that they are
both fatal The evil of geographical parties is that
they tend TO sever the Union. The evil of domestic
parties is, that they render the Union worth having.
remember The time sir, though was but boy, when,
under the influence OF domestic parties neghbors
did not speak, when old acquaintance glared at eac,
other, as they passed in the streets; when you might
wreak all the bitterness Of your personal and
private enemy, and grind him into the dust, if you had
The power and say, he IS democrat, he is cteras-
ne deservesft Yes, sir when party spirit pursued its
victim from the halls of legislation, from the focu,
from the market place, to what should be the sancuar,
OF the fire side and filled hearts that would have bIed
to spare each other pang, with colducss and cstrange-
nlent. Talk not to me of your gcogra ptica parties
ihcre does not live the man. thank God, OH earth TO-
WARDS whom have an unkind emotiou-oue whose
! rights would invade whose feeling would wound
/ But II there should be man 10 whom SHOULD
stand IN That miserable relation pray that mountains
may rss that rivers may roll between us-iha lac ma,
never my path, his TO turn The sweetness
human nature into bitterness and gail, in both our DO
! SONS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24

Spain, will induce him lend the hpt AUTHORITY OF h.s
name 10 the conclusion of war, further prosecution az
which must have the certain effect OF useless waste of
human life No power has displayed sollcitude for
the of the world than Russia who ha recently given
the strongest evidence Of her willnsness to disturb it in
the last ~ UncNampled node alton and ioIhcarance by
extending to America the blessings othat peace which,
IsE The auspices OF his Imperial Majesty Europe
lHyS All parts OF THIS continent viii grateful
Tor regarding him, as the United States DONE
their most potent and faithful friend.
This despatch is comfde your discretion. to be cont
municated in eNenso lis disclosed in such o.!er
ma"nef' to the EA'ermment OF Russia shall appear
you most likely To- accomplish It's object.
hay" The honour 10 he, SIR with great respect, your
obediemt and very humble servant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-24
5Srseufl91e 99r0cee0im0g.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
TUESDAY, MARCH u, 1926.
EXTRACT FROM TIE JOURNAL.
BENTov submitted the following motion:

Elr. BENTON submitted the following motion:
Ite'oired, That the Injunction secrecy bs removed
from the Presidents Of December Goth 1895 re
tive 10 the proposed Assembly ri American Nations AZ pa,
mama and from all Executive communica ions made and
documents sent 10 the Senate in ton thereto ord f
al proceedings in tie Senate upon that subject from which
me injunction o! secrecy has yet been remoyed and
'"t SIX thouSand copies Of the whole be printed Also,
ta' ihc Injunction o secrecy he removed from all corn,-
ncao relative thereto, received from the Executive since
'ne senate decision the Mission, and that an equal
"''orf het'i o' printed as an appendix the proceed
iugs had, and documents first sent 6o f,t ali names
ann documents scat aud communca ions made by the Exc
cHtye 70 The House Of Representatives, and sent or
made ." tine senate, shall in like be printed iu Il
second appcudS, Distinguishing the papers aud PASSAGES
sent 20 the House and the senate, those sent 10
the senate and the House Aso that the resolution
81 December $50, snail be transferred the legislative
Journal Of the Senate.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration thereof.
On motion ny FIR. Mills,
That ile further consideration thereof he oe'nor,
'n-morfcw;
. "ss ;;'s5n'.:'1 ~ :'r''@sfc yeas {. .gy.sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
ERESTZ1VG 70 PLdWTERS

vgJHE pirgniu Patent Thrcshrc Machine The sub, ,be-
Il having very ecent made great improvement on the n
bove machine wishes their attic ntion particularly 10 the
late improvement he has made the Portable rhrshine Ma
chine In The Oh the above machine he d,sprn
eh,re with die large bel;; OF there Is sub,,,u ed
COG wbeeiand pnion 10 operate the th eshng power
and the opri ave power are connected
less than hs original plan. These
continued with others lac has made I've a,ers
they a, superior 10 an, thn- ofhe k,n citbe, in E,o
America xeouon chearncss and durability Thi, ma
chine extremely simple rs structure, nearly all its parts
are of iron, perfectly potahie can be- adjusted from farm
TO another, and put ~ ration in hour alter
the place is to be s by the plantation hands: of its
parts dersnged rsmoyos There be attached the
operative poScr 81 the aIsiue Gin, 50 saws
each without any additional exPence after the gins
ni,hed
crop, will please 10 leave their orders early as possible
The Price the improved machine $685. the factory IL
manufactures Cotton Gins the approved Souh.t
plans, with single and double breasts Aso feeding Straw
SAMUEL CocHRA :, head Of Mayo's Bridge
F. s. The subscriber sold machine the plan LAST
year, ana from the utility of it he has orders Tor more from III
hereby certify, that of dr. Samuel Cochran
late Improved Potable Threshng Machines, with which an,
much pleased lihFehed out between 800 thousand
bushels Of wheat the last CROP three horses and
seven hands, 10y udiclous management confident that
easeto horses aud hands perfect portable taken
mp and removed erected and o work in or hours,
and better machine could be
for the use it wa. intended GILES FIrzHUGH.
Momevideo, King &c sc co. May 1914.
do certify, that OF Mr.. Samuel Cochran's Por-
table Threshing Machines which worked with mules,
OF horses and eight hands, with which during
uo between otJ 10 ZuUO bushels OF wheat clean
ou the straw averaging between 80 to zoo hush day The
Machine with be removed from farm to ano-
her different parts of the farm, and erected by
plantation hands four five hours. think machine
any machine have economy fact
vi th ehng and dun ability. As witness my this 18th of
January, 1925. Chesterfield county
EDWARD IL. ROUSSEAU.
This Is 10 certify that purchased Cochran Ia e
inst second wheat Machine that he in Frsde
oksburs aud that have the said hne several
large estate and have been pleased with it, that
the last ear purchased Others hun and dered
ioth lof the present year IL necessary beTemuyed
any part OF the Lm and put operation hours; and
have found three horses sufficient power keep
Given under my baud this 2ls May, 1925 King Queen
county. WILLIAM RoSn
June ?. ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
SIZE or LAAn

A GREEABLY to the will Of the late Rev NeedJer Robin
SON. val offer TO the highest bidder on Thursday The Ob
ausnst next II ir no., the next fair day at New Kent
Tracts Of Land lying in the lower eud OF New
hent county, aud Immediately the waters Of Yo,t
Inc one tract known byhe Of Marshed contain iO0O
acres on which there large and eonnplious Irick
o. aud out houses, Of which are in good repair
me quality ~ The land stiff and we'll adapted TO the Growth
Of wheat lis contguty to tic afords great facility IN
procuring me necessities ofihe water Oyster Ged and Fh-
ms Rocks Immediately adjacent to the oor and ,b l
within 5Oyards Of the bank OF the river ~
rms land Is bounded Onthe West by creek running iro-b
spa iou piece OF Marsh containing about 90 or "a
wnch IS partly owned by Mr. Pri Vaughan who !, de,iro, in
joining 10 reclaim it, Nature has thrown no an nornon,
mound OF sand leaving only passage Of ten feet for The
bns and 'wng Of the Tile up and the creeLThe y
pen'e Of retaining this marsh cannot exceed tbt o -
the ony work necessary will be The fixing food gate in
narrow rasaSe. o.
The other Tract commonly called Pond ar,h but ,,
ed To aehorCe contains 400 acres Joins larsh6ed on
.ne o4nned here are no improvements this tract ex
eept me frame OF an old dwelling house, which NAV he %
repaired TO he comfortable The peculiar advantire. Of ,
tract consist n its favorable adaptation 10 the a,.n 81 %
haynsa very extensive Marsh attached to IT, shall Ibo,L
fSe' ona credit Of one, two and three years reorn NJ he
purchasers hond with security and deed of ir,t ON hs land
TO secure the payment. VIM ROpfNs0N hI . anu anu
May 81. nu'"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
march i5.
JAMES TYRER, GUNnArr,

&c,
ss Id tECIFuLLY informs the public that b,y;, .i, =
'he principal part Of the stock of the ,e NJ Nj,
o NJ ana tened the house lately occupied by him few
1,,Sd .ne Len Tavern Richmond he viii pei sonav
~, carrying on the business, and respectfv .oI;r;,
i9onize the establishment. '' 'o"""ue u pa
j. IyreI aitters himself that hi. ob,r,c,o- - r.
- established during his residence in Peter.
ou = 70 insure him public confidence and patronage
ua'tnn to the excellent workmen who were in Mr ~
Nasns employ and whom j. Tyrer ha, epras.J 10 cor
ue WIN him. ~ has obtained Grsirate fncS ysokm,n f
England and the purchase. he has made of Mr. NiN,nh,,
oek IN addition to his former stock enables him with
uenoe 10 say, That he has extensive and ELEGANT snr,
heh OF No PISTOLS, and other articles in III, line ia,
was ever offered IN this place before; among which ar.
Guns on has newly improved plan Tor which he re-
'eerved letters patent from the United Staies' patent,
hso patent breach, twisted stuhb barrel and nIsn C;,,,
p Ks uouoie and single pocket Pistols Rifles gun n 90
me Locks sun and pistol Powder Flask and Horns crh
anu single Shot Belts, plain aud patent Game Bars Wo.hro1
WIN apparatus, fancy Screw Drivers, with pcks Loot V,ce
mau funchtIs, bnet Moulds, gun and rife Worms D;.r
uuhpeks and Brushes, brass and Mountinrs OIL Ei;
No-A OF which he determined 10 sell low Tor c.L
ne wiz carry on the Gun Making repairing bsnes, +,
a us various branches Guns stocked To the newest n,
tIce. 10Y ~ ~ VIC s"oi'est no
~ prepared To alter any guns into the improved Porous,
drt. ' NC s"'' ny percussion or by
Just received 10. ofthe best English Gun Powder
- iyrer respectfully informs his old c,istouers that I
VIII ais" continue his Establishment Petersburr Ger a.
more extensive scale than heretofore-to which i. Con lii
ate'u, April IS. lIs-,,tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
7toenty FIRE Dollars Re,purd.

IL ANYWAY from the subscriber a negto woman b, ,b.
name OF BETTY She purchased Of James HOLIDAY
Suhok Va and Formerly owned by the widow Hall Of that
place. She rather of yellow about 81 wears Of
age oietabiy dey aud we'll AIeward ORES dollars will
De gwen to who will take up lodge her in
tue nearest jail and advertise the paper or address
line TO the subscriber living willm,borOug Granville
county, NC. ARCH MIR pity
Williamboro' ". c. may &c 5,,a,s
rINHE subscriber move, 10 aud l en- nm
Office in WelIfod's new buildings near the Cmnthou.s
n view oil hesowing HE undivided attention, (atcr flush
OF ehmond The practice in the Superior County Court,
OF Caons aud the Superior Courts of Chanccry aud Law
with the Hastings Courts held IN Frederick.burv.
May so. IA,