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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-06
Queen Of Otaheite HOTEL,
A f.w doors belo,c the Tovn Hall.

Joshua BUTTON, (iate Of the Black horse Tavern, }
~ respectfully informs his friends and tine public IN gen
era has taken the above extensive establishment
tecenily occupied by James Pumy) which he has fitted
IN in STYLE thai will ensure comfort and convenience to bis
visitors The Hole 10 situated in pleasant part Of the
Borough, and presents inducements and advantages to
surpassed by any public house in the The number
and arrangement Of the such that those who
wish to be retired from the noise and hustle of tavern,
may be perfectly gratfied
the Stables and Carriage House attached to the estab.
sment are extensive, c,nmodous and secure and under
the direction OF ,rusty superintendent.
The advertiser haers himself that from his experience
and the accommodations of the house he has taken he will
be able to crafty his guests and render his establishment
worthy of share Of the public patronage.
Travellers wishing to take passage any Of the Stages OF
Steam boat from the Borough, and DESTROYS of leaving their
Horses aud Carriages, may depend upon having every at
tsntion paid to them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Wilmington April 4, 1926 39-3m
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FIFTY DOLLARS REM ARD.

ID Al AWAY f ON the sIbsc bar, living near Smyrna
HI Newcastle county, Del on Saturday evening last The
wear, Of ace. about feet Or inches high well sst ~.
of good APPEARANCE lie has lost fore tooth from his
apper jaw, aad part of another broken Off has large scar
he left wrist occssoned by falling it. rather
IL. took with him Two pair tow trowses, shirt Of The
same kind Of stuff, pale blue nsey roundabout d.,
tue and white domestic stripe Whoever will him
in JAIL thu, get him. shall have the above reward and
reasonable expenscs allowed if brought home
EVAN WEBSTER
Ray 81, 1875 s4-4p
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TO THE PUBLIC.

"If were done, it were well it were quickly done"
"Haying heard, permit me to relate"
"Now by twoheaded Janus,
Nature hath framed range matters in her time
Mr.. p. CAMPBELL, Manager Of the Greaf maryland
Unive1sy Lottery las publ shed ,bso o, that this lruy
plendid scheme will be drawn TIE 30l, of June, INST
md proposes to give halt of the profits arising frn
he sale Of TICKETS the heirs of the late Robert Fulton
md saysiet americans substantially prore their gratitude
be it In The meantime promise to pay into the hands
of the Jefferson committee of Newcastle County, half
If the nett amount of profits acclug from sale Of all
tickets in said lottery until the day of drawing for tic
and benefit Of him no penn, the lIs,r es'o
Of the rights of and taught kegs reGbe before the
award of American people. Nov, ne cz ms Of Della
ware appeal whose hearts glowing WITH gratitude
and seeking every lane and avenue medium through
hch they may SHOW their benevoence To the venerable
statesman. Here IS channel that deep with p
ect OF self ag andzement, as also comenda lie L. CHAIR
ty, for the liberay Of the eple i, purhas
Of tickle affords hui dollars the committee shall
ceve the The folowngi the truly splendid scheme
to be drawn on the 30tt lost,
.Marytand University Lottery 8ih Cinss.
One prize of S100, GOO; nf $1,000; u 4c, go; 1
OF $500; Of 10000, f 10000; ~ of COO. a O.
l00o SO of 500; l76 of 240; $50 OF 11O 5676 II 10
Ticket S50-Half 25-Quarter IL. So ghh 25-.Six
teenth 3.l2-thTty-second So.
Apply to Or address
j. J. ROBINSON.
No. los. Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington, June 2, 1896.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

yHyHH Subscriber, Docron or MxDIcihE and Pace,
i CHEMIST. respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gen,s
men OF Wilmington and its vicinity, that he les co"
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
wilmington, Delaware, in the house Opposite m Henri
oobes Cos. Lumber Yardwhere he prepares the tI
loving Medicines The Solphate of Quinne. This msd;
cine contains the active principle Of the Peruvian Bari, ma
when properly prepared is the best medicine as Vel d
covered for the Of Agues, kemi,ten aud intermittent
Fevers He also prepares Balsamic Restorative for ds
eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Cosumplon
phthac and medicine which will eifec,ually cure The
most distressing Headache matter how long its contn
uance may be. He also the Toothache in few
minutes without making Of any of the corrodng acls
or red lot iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf or
sheet lead The medicine he makes use Of will preserve
the teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder that will
wten the teeth, be they ever so black from taking me
cine or any other Dr. r. prepares Eye Water
that will remove sl nHammatons from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some Of them
cripples for years from It. Names signatures do no
reuare it is much the with uuackerv
From my practice of medicine and my experience ana
knowledge Of chemisry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals vegetables and minerals ana
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
if they make timely application, can be cured.
There medicine sold by the Of S4uaim's Pam.
cea which did not hear OF until saw Mr.. swan's adyer
sement fow weeks past. then called on some ~
the eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke Ia
them respecting the panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases AN
he gentlemen spoke TO on the subject, said they were
certain MIR Swain not the inventor Of the medi
cine The that invented the Panacea one Of the
creates chemists that Europe produced and dead meas
two hundred years; and his writings difficult be had
That Mr. Swain has got part of his works. or some
person gave him receipt from the work. have no doubt
o. have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of the PANACEA which viii sell dollar per bot.
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. +. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
ali Spots, Erupons 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 Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
hat is curable if they pleased to call me- shall be
attended TO with the s,rctest punctnaty.
JAS. PURCELL, III. u. & r. c.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 20, 1926. I8-6m
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

IyHE following Conon and Wooen MACHINERY are offered
III for aae, at reduced prices:
COTTO.V MACHINERY.
-Four Thros,les of 100 spindes EACH
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers good clshing
One Sc inch do do. do
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, is cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
of it is in good working order.
WOOLE.r .MACHI.VERY.
Three "a inch Cardlng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindles.
Two Jnneys 70 Spndlcs each.
One Warpihg Mill. -
Twenty Looms, of them broad, with Reeds Heddles
Shutlles, Bobbns &c &c.
Five Powei Looms, that supposed will do ether
for u.olen cut o. goods.
The above MAJ eltry will be sold low either atogeth.
er or in pa Is. Appyto J. ALhlCHS Co.
Wilmington, no i3h 1926. 81
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A Splendid Distribution Of PRIZES

4 usual, took place It t.GNINE'S OFFICES, in the
IA last Crand State LOTTERY Of .foryand drawn the
10th 81 May both Capitals Of 25, 600 and 10000 we're
sold shares Of three quarter and eghhs each
Quarter of the S25 600 TO an industrious nabant If Bai
mqre and the other parts deserving individuals in The
country The whole &c the $4,000 prize likewise
sold adventures in The uniry, the CASH for the
der the Cash be had presentation 10 W. c. CO.
NINE who the pleasure present his friends
4ud Patrons the 9Th Scheme, hoping the time that
inuaton of good luck will attend all those who give
his offices he preference in pursuit Of wealh.
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100000 DOLLARS.
The UelaWare Fire Insurance Conlpany,

TNCoRpoRATEDb by the Legislature OF The State Of Della
IL ware, with capital o one hundred thousand dollars.
The President and director, receiving applca
ons for Insurance, at their Office, No. 81, Shpey street,
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by Fire.
on every description of Buildings general Merchandise
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furniture
aud Other personal popurty ;aso against loss damage
by inland transportation Of goods wares, merchandise, and
country produce
Terms Of insurance will be ia, orabe any Of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York Par
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
soldiy Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
ConNELus d. BIAsEY is Agent survey propertytob be
insured, for the Town and vicinity Of New Castle.
LEWIS II EVANS Agent to survey property to be In
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JoHN CLOAK is Agent survey property be Insured
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JOSEPH JOINS is Agent to survey property be Insur
for the town of West Chester and vicinity.
Lfrectsrs.
| John Patterson. David Bush
| Joseph Bay, VIM Chandler.
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
| Joseph c. Glpin, Robert Porter.
| WAl- SEAL, President.
| D. BYaNSs, Secretary.
! April 10. 1926. 49,
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COTTON MANDATORY

NOR SALE containing about 600 Spindles. with full
supply OF carding engines and other machinery os
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire Of 2BA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90 1926. fs-if
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HIGHEsT PRIZE 10000 DOLLaRs!

HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLHRS!
Brilliant Scheme prize d $4,000; os 10000;
Of 500O 10 u 1,000 10 Of 50o 80 1t 100; 50 Of so
200 Of 90 $50 ,s 10; 500 Of 6; 10000 Of :. 2l,054
taan blanks.
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
fthe Lottery, subject 20 Is per cent deduction, but
be had the moment they are drawn at Confines Offices
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers viii be put into
wheel usual and in the ,ther Wheel will be put the
prizes alb the denomination Of -Four Dollars, and the
drawing progress in the usual manner. The 10000
przcs OF So ZACH will be awarded to the odd
in the hotery, (as the Case may be,) dependent
The drawing Of the capital prize of $4,000 that is to saw
the $1,000 dollar ize should come out ode
her, then every odd n.nber in the scheme, will be cnt
ed four dollar rze & the Sc 900 dollar prize should
out 10 number, that u the numbers n
hi scheme will be entitled 10 4 ii prize.
The odd numbers are those ending IT'D s. n or g
The even numbers are these endne wth @ 6, or u
This mode Of drawing not only enables the Commission
complete the whole Lottery drawing, but has
lie great advantage of distributing he small prizes regular
W to every alternate number in the scheme, that the
holder Of two tickets shares of,ckcis Zone odd ard
number) will be certain Of obtaining at least
prze and in the ratio for any greater quantity.
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is not
rstriced from drawing an inferior one aso--many tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZ ES EACH.
| James L Hawkins, VIM. r. Stuart,
! kal'l T. Williams. Commissioners.
! PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
Ticket, IS o0-Ilalf 50-Quzlter, 81 25Eighth, 62A
r Those who prefer paying only the dele between
the price Of any certain number of Tickets Shares equal
" odd and even Numbers and what they of necessity
draw, to advancing the entire value of the Tickets
certificates accordingly In which there will be
pay on two whole Tickets odd and even, SO CO..
| Tickets $40 1910 do 1888 90, and for greater mum
bers, and shares proportionately.
For the greatest variety Of Lucky numbers Odd ant
Even adventures in the Country respectfully nvtet
to address Or send their commands to
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No. 1O1, Market Street,


ment consists pf
and A. cambria and jacob Whe blk. and green Italian
net Musins C.apes
and A. Swiss Mus figu t and guam ity Of suspen-
red and plain de aud mole Buttons
Furniture Chnls Calico Ingram Carpetng ct SUPERB
A French English Chint or qiaiy
SEES IPcnn'a ow Linen, Osnaburg
Ginghams Of latest fashions and Porter Sheeting
Cacoes and Shifting Musln a Cup and Pittsburgh Cord
"A and 7.B Irish Linen Linen AID Cotton Drilling,
Lag Lawns assorted white and coiored
serno and Grape Shawls Hanging Paper and Border
iolg and squale Ing tor rooms
-'s1cy Silk II kts Satin. Cause and Mantuea
o. Bombz'n CASPIAN Stripesl Riha. d
and Nora ch Crapes Tortoise she'll large and side
Cotton and silk Hose Combs
Beaver, Kid, iorktan and Silk Umbrellas and Parasois
Gloves IBandanoe, Flag and Cotton
An assortment of Florentine Hdkfs.
and Summer Festings Madras do. do.
Black and light colored gos Russia and imitation Sheene
denaps senshaws, levan Dl Cloths and Palm Leaf Fans
tines sarsnet, horences andCanton Grapes and Grape
gros-de-naples Silks Robes
tiau1e Grape Lease Hdkfs Blue and Yellow Eankcens,
Suspenders, Sowing Cotton first quality, &c.
and Tapes
ALso-l case Ladies' superior LEGHORN FLATS, with
and without extra crowns Gentlemens Leghorn, Manll
la and palm leaf hats, &c with his usual assortment OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHOE THREADS Shoe Tnreadof various quail
ties.
FEATHERS AND FURs.--A quantity Of live Geese
Fea,hsrs,-and Flrs of every description.
Any Of the above articles will be sold al the most redu
ced prices. JOSEPH POGUE.
N. b. He keeps on hand an excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS and C.aSSI.MERS
Which hcis determined to sell at the reduced prices
May S, 1926. 48-5n
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CHESAPEAKE + DELAWARE|

OIIEChI EAhE o UEIh " A1SI1
CANAL COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the thirteenth and last in
IN sament Of fifteen dollars every share Of stock in
his Company will be due and payable Tuesday the 18th
of June next I'D. GlLPIN, 7reasnrer.
Philadelphia, 18th May, 1926.
N Persons residing Wilmington may make pay
ment tn J.nrs RAy.Rp. ESQ. 52-ot
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CONINE'S
Ever True Homes of Fortune,

IFo1 1I"o 1AVHiOo Oh Z Oh 0uiIC5
No. 80, Market street, Or at his Agency No 2l7 Market
street, merit door to the Of Lbery street, baltimore and
at his office, No. 8 South Third street, PHILADELPHIA
Where Prizes of 10000 dollars 900 dollars 25 900
dollars 90 1000 dollars 10000 dollars 10000 dollars, 5O00
&C. &c. &c. have been Obtained in all amounting to nearly
1000 600 DOLLARS
ar The Lottery Intelligencer," issued at Confines
Offices. will be forwarded gratis all those who make
their investments at Connes Offices and will contain the
drawing of the above Lottery at large.
~ Orders fre all parts of the Union (pos pad cover.
ing the requisite in cash prizes, will meet with at.
tenton if addressed 10 W. C. CONNIE, Baltimore or
Philadelphia. MAY %.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
ErrSa A COTTON. E.aCTGRK

E-zxA A COTT0.t FACTGRY
4H Tia And number Of other buildings The east
H III side of the Brandy me Greek, about two aud
AgM half miles froY Wilmington, with IL acres
of land. The Factory Of SO e. built in 1914 hang IS
feet rontby As feet deep four high besides base
ment story. and two garre aoprs capable Ct containing
5000 spndles with all the necessary preparatory macre
workmen, smiths shop, &c There is an extensive
bleaching ground, s never failing spring Of fine water
the hill back, which be carried by spous entirely
it, and into the third story Of the tacory desired
the property possesses half Of the power of the
Brandywine which power is much greater than what ks
are now erected require the dam new Of stone, having
been rebuilt since the erection Of the mill Inquire of
DAVID C. WILSON, or
JOSEPH C. GILPIN
April 20 46-tf
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Grand State Lottery, of Md. 18th class.

The drawing which will take place in the city Of Bal,
m,re, on Wednesday The 18th Of July next and will
eImplere red III ONE DAY.
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at j. Wilson's Bookstore, No. I05, AIarIet st.
A Letter from Friend in America, to Luke Howard
OF London in which the character of our
late friend Job Scott is indicated and defended and his
Doctrines shown to be consistent with Scripture and sound
reason In reply letter addressed by Luke Howard to
the author.
Am therefore become your Enemy because 1 tell you
the truth. GAL. w. 16. Price 1914 cts.
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DRY GOODS.

yIVHE subscriber thankful for past favors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his friends
and the public in general hopes merit continuation OF
their paronage and would inform them that in addition
his winter Stock Goods hand he has receveda hand
some assortment of SPRING GOODS purchased at the
lowest auction prices, all OF which he will sell for small
advance lie faiteis himself tina, the public will find it 10
their advantage to call at his old stand,
No. 4O1. Market Street,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

Presidents VISIT TO NEwPoRT.--President
ADAMS arrived at Newport on Friday evening last,
and on Saturday morning visited the public works
now erecting in the harbour, the Redwood Library,
Lace School, sc. At three o'clock, he partook Of
dinner, provided at TowNsEND's by the citizens
After the cloth was removed the following toast
was given by Governor COLLINS, who presided:
The President Of The United Staies--AT HOME in
Rhode Island.
The President then rose, anl spoke, in effect as
foows-but in his more appropriate and elo-
quent language:
"I rise, gentlemen, to return you my thanks for
the hatteriag manner in which have just been al
uded to, and for the kindness of my reception here
among you. 1t has gwen me opportunity Of re-
newing many old and valued friendships and Of
forming new ones equally fortunate in my es-
tima,iou of them. II has been grateful to me,
thus to receive and reciprocate your kindneses-
the occasiou believe me, will ever remain dear TO
NY memory. Permit me, gentlemen, to offer you:
Rhode Island In the American sisterhood. may
her prosperity be propotioned, not to the lowlincss
Of her stature, but to the lotiness of her spirit
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

Col. THOMAS IL. BENTON, OF Missouri
This gentleman, IN a long article in the Missouri
Advocate, attempts to explain away the charges of
inconsistency, which have been preferred against
him, for having become the supporter OF Gen. JACK
SON, after having had with HIM two personal COM
bats, one in tavern, and the other in the field
The article purports to be Editorial. but is evident
ly from the pen Of Mr.. BENTON: Thus he
marks, in reply to the charges:
"Col Benton and Gen. Jackson had heen enc
mies-"hey haa had a personal encounter,'' and ac-
cording TO the ethics OF the ministerial presses, re-
sentiment for this incident should have prevented
Colonel Benton from preerring Gen. JACKSON
We admit the fat of the "encOuiter," but deuy the
inference, and so Oh TO say that, if they had been
enemies, they had first been .friends that Gen.
a. had taken CoL B. by The hand ochen he Vas
young and Criendiess, made hin has aid.de-cam D.
giren him has Jeiendstp, and predicted has future
tSef,ilaeSs and emnence."
To our mind, Colonel Benton, in his defence
holds himself up TO the world, in most unfavora
ble light. Geh. JACKSON, he sayN took him by
the hand when he was young aud friendles, made
hun his Aid-de-camp, and predicted his future
iuiness and emlncnce. Aud for all this he at first
repaid him with ingratitude; shot him through the
arm, AMI then undertook to assassinate hm in d
'avern!! Colonel, voI bad better not told uft'r.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-10-21

ROBBINS GRAMMAR.-We have hastily turnf,
over the leaves Of Grammar compiled by MA
NAssEH ROBBINS, teacher OF youth in Uxbridse
Massachusetts. II varies somewhat from Murray
and the author has cassed with .ASectires, th'
words called articles, and the Adj ective pronouns
still admitting the latter to be pronominal. wher
their noun is not expressed. This innovation il
made to render the work more explicit and may
be considered an improvement His plan. thoug
somewhat novel, is worthy ofthe attention and con
seration Of the teacher. II appears to that this
Grammar is particularly adapted to young minds
and wodld be found very useful in our schools
The work is called &" RuImental Lessons in Ely.
mology and Syntax, in which these two parts o'
Grammar are exhibited in parallel columns: care
fully adapted to the capacity of young learners"
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Mr.. KEAN IN QUEBEC.-Some difficulty occurred
a the Quebec Theatre, on the last evening of MIR.
KEAN's performance there, which has been shame
fully msrepresented by the editor ofthe New York
Commercial Advertiser, who with his usual n,alig-
nifty towards Mr.. KEAN, has endeavored to enforce
an opinion that the difficulty originated in i'm
proprieties committed by that gentleman. Mr..
Stones statement was republisheJ, yesterday, in
the American of this town. and IL is scandaously
false, we deem it proper in us to state the facts as
they stand, and as they are relatcd in the Quebec
papers:
"The play had commenced, and had not gone on
far before the irregularities and want Of prepara-
tiop, led Mr.. Kean to address the audience whom,
he told he had not for twenty years played under
similar discouraging circumstances, such indeed as
made it impossible for him to perform the part
he had pledged himself he would but he would
proceed with the assistance Of Mrs. Barnes alone,
in the characters of Jaher and Belvidere, in "Ie-
nice ,Prcserred," which was done. An apology
from the manager was asked for, both before and
after Venice Preserved had been played, AMI in the
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ToAsr.-Among other sentimen 9, drank at the
dinner given to Mr.. ADAMS, at Newport we find
one complimentary TO the illustrious SIMON BoII-
VAR {" pronounced Boleevar, accent on the conl'
or tuenty-third" syllable" just as you please by
The Hon. CHRISTOPHER G.. CHAMPLIN, which
would have been wormwood to the writer for the
Mondays and Thursdays's publication, if he had
been present 1t was follows
THE LIBERAToR and Me liberated Of South
.4mericd."
Itverily does astonish US, that so distinguished
gentleman as Mr.. CHAMPLIN, should have risked
his reputation thus unnecessarily, after he had been
informed, by the distinguished parsonage who has
correspondents at Santiago and at Bain's Bay that
General BOLIVAR notoriously keeps in his service,
in the capacity of an Aid, the wife of an English
officer and that all this be proved by intel-
gent travellers recently from Chill and Peru"