American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-19

he ~ go" Gn@u!-lhe New York papers mention
that there has recently been put into circulation in thai
CITY, an emission OF B4nS paper purrotng TO be of the
Northern Bank OF Pennsy ylvana." The word Northern,
= printed N German text hand, and in such manner 4
evidently intended and well calculated to deceive b.
giving an impression that tle notes are of the Bank Of
Pen@yl,ania IN Philadelphia Directors If Bank Vii,
could issue their totes III such Style must be set ii
rogues, and ought 10 be prosecuted A smiar scheme
was practsed By he New philadcipha" Bank in Ohio,
a few years ago-wch had its notes printed in such :.
manner that almost every person took them as tile notes
the Philadelphia Bank
How are we to account for the fact that the friends Of
Mr Ml-ane ~ Newcastle county generally, but more par
ucuary ~ this Borough, who, littl, wine ago. wen
LAUNDERING forth the bitter denunca,ons against The
Hero OF New Oileans and would have served him as t
would have treated the Hartford Cobvent,onss are M
uslng as their strongest argument why Mr. Mane should
be reelected, thar he WILL in the next Presidential
Election should before the House of Representatives
give his vote for General Jacksen3
Democrats Of Newcastle County take care Of yourselves
ana q" your party! Some OF the leading Federaists are
going shout from house houses soliciting your votes for
Mr.. MLane, because he is jackson man. Desperation
atone has driven them to this to sustain cause
before the election they intend to the whole county,
and make general use of this argument in support OF
Mr.. MLane. We therefore advise you TO be on your
guard Hold fast yo1r integrity. Be induced 10 sac
ce your principles and party by any arguments which
your opponents offer. II they thought they could
succeed without your assistance they would ask
your belp. win you then be mere tools of such
men We hope not--indeed, We believe not.
friend at Dover writes that the triumph of the
Democrats at the Hundred elections in Dover and Little
Creek Hundreds ha, been complete. In Dove Hundred
The maloes were as tollows-For Inspector, DIR. join
Adams, 22--ior Assessor, Matthias Day, Ia. Little Geek
Hundred gave democratic majority OF 65 votes. lie
states that The Democrats III fine spirltsand the Fed
eralis rather gloomy Nj. MLane's opp sitlon 20 ne
Gazette are far from being satisfactory the fedora, party
in kcnt and Sussex.
w. C. CONNIE, of Baltimore, sold the Ten TAoasandl
DoHar prize the Delaware State Lottery drawn ON Wed
nesday last, in this borough
We copy the following advertisement, from the
Richmond Compiler OF the 18th inst.
Colonel John Pluck, Of the bIoody ssth Regiment,
Pennsy ylyania Miliiia having made peace with All
his enemies, respectfully Informs the citizens that
he has arrived in Richmond, and as his visit is OF
an entire peaceable nature. has taken up his lodg
ings at the Sign Of the Lion and the Lamb whel e
he will be glad to see his friends and the curious
from sun rise until sun set.
shoemaker in Norfolk, Virginia, publishes the follow
ing challenge in the papers Of that Borough
do hereby Certify that can make better pair of
Shoes than al the Shoemakers in Norfolk seW, white
or black. will bet 90 Dollars; lei every or boss
come my house in Bank street, next Saturday, and
pare them Let all the bosses send pair of shoes each
for ii lose the bet take m, S20 aud all tile rest draw their
money, but If gam shall have all. All such will
venture sal be posted ards and misers. Note
The shoes shall be made without peg, tack nail when
finished also rap, gigser or bone, varnish touch
them Let all be decided az II o'cock.-At the same
time shal shewa WonderM Mystery and demonstrate it,
that decla ed in this world. hope all Mechan-
cs and Merchants, gentle and simple, will come. The
noble, cultivated sight will cost them but 125 cents
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