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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
The Voters of Pencader Hundred

Are requested take Mace. that OK will be roasted,
and other refreshments provided free Of expense; ot
which they invited partake tie first Tuesday of
October next, at the house of Hiaaa 2Hompou in the
village of Glasgow.
Glasgow. 21st Sent, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
ON TUESDAY NEXT

The freemen of Delaware will be called upon to
elect officers TO conduct the government of their
State, aud to represent them in the National Coun-
cils. The election is one OF greater importance than
has occurred in this State for many years, and we
are glad to see democratic friends evince by
their activity that they of this. Let every
one of them who is able to turn out appear at the
polls. Let him assist to bring out such of his neigh
bors as are aged sick, or infrm, and not able to
attend without help. lie, committees of vigilance
be appointed in every Hundred Let suitable per
sons be selected to attend on the ground at every
place OF voting, that justice is shown and that
the Ignorant ore not imposed upon by spurious tick
cts, or otherwise deceived. 1t is known with what
sort Of opponents we have TO contend. They are
conscious that their case is a desperate one, aud
they will not be scrupuous to the means they
TO obtain the least support for their falling fortunes
They will therefore require to be narrocly watched
Ii proper exe,tions are used the Democrats will be
successful, and AVID HAZARD will be our
Governor, and ARNOLD NAUDAIN ou, Re-
presentsivc to Congress- and have reason to
be proud that our party has such men IN its ranks
We recommend the several communications in this days
paper on the subject of the approaching election to the
attentive perusal OF readers If they take advice
aud judge with canor. they will not hesitate 10 vote for
HAZzAnD and NAUDAIH.
We trust the Democrats in Kent and Sussex will not
lax in their diligence. Newcastle will lend them strong
hand and BY ga long pull, strong pull, and pull alto
sethcr," success may crown our efforts.
A convention composed Of lO9 Delegates from
most Of the counties in New York, assembled at
Utica, on Thursday, and unanimously nominated
DE Wut Clinton as candidate for the Office of Go
vernon Of that State. Henry Huntington had 50
votes FOR the Office Of Lieutenant Governor, and was
declared dolly nominated. Another convention OF
Delegates OF the people opposed to The present state
administration, is to be held at EIerkimer the 4;h
of next month.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26

10 Covespondents.-We would inform I" Delaware" that
We have disposition interfere in the matter which is
the subject of his communication.
Several communications unavoidaby deferred
Rejected articles al the disposal of correspondence if
applied for within a reasonable time.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26

Ne7u Fork, September 25.
Extract Of letter from Maracabo, August 27,h-"0n
the arrival of President BOLIVIAN from Bogo,a who is
pected in tOo days. hope for favorable change in bs
ness, that confidence will be reestabishsd, and this De
partment places in situation to its engagements.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
Andrew Gray, NJ. c. II.

Andrew Gray, NJ. C II.
Representatives.,
Charles 1. Dupont, 3 H.
Josiah F. Clement. ! e II
John Erwin,
Samuel II Black, P. H.
Alexander Craw ford. A. ii
John Exton, r. L II.
William L. Read, ". C.. II.
Levy Court Commissioners,
Joseph w. Day, B. H.
Robert Porter, Z G IT.
John c. Phillips,
Benjamin Marley, N. G.. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

Pursuant to resolution OF the Democratic
Meeting held at the Red Lion Inn on the 18th June
last, the Delegates from the several Hundreds Of
Newcastle County met ibis day, to form the county
nomination. when JAMES RIDDLE Esq, was chosen
chairman and RICHARD MANSFIELD appointed
secretary.
On motion, Resolved, That this meeting proceed
to nominate Candidates for the Senate, Representa-
lives, and Levy Court Commissioners-when the
following gentlemen were nominated, and their
names placed on the Ticket, viz,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
Delaware State Lottery,
FOURTH GLASS,

For Ue 5ent Of NesOark College, MdetOW 4caaemy and
Innrangei Church.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26

Frowa ndgnantyupon the dawnng attempt
portion of the Union from anoher.', WASHINGTON,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
arren R. 4. Saturday Morning, September 2, $40.

your tarnation moneys y He was 10.
formed that the bank was closed for
that dry. but il he had any business
with them, it would be transacted on
the morrow. I" Shut up-iailed" con-
tinued the man in rage, 2" told Ea-
ther he d never see the specie for the
FIVE dollars when he took the plaguey
stnff-oh you chcatin rascal. i'll should
take every speck of skin off your back
twould learn you better guess % 1t
was with great difficulty the gentle
man convinced him. that although he
resided in the same building where the
bank was kept, he was neither officer
nor s.ockholder in that institution, and
consequently it was not his fault il
there never had been Il specie dollar
in the vault !" I'll SO home and tell
the Major about all this-he'il know
how to fix um, guess" said the fellow
and walked oG.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
No.:as 9 III II lSN STAR A!
WARREN, SATURDAY MORNING srrr. ?
BANK sANECDOTE.

The following anecdote, which is
told ofthc Warren Bank, will serve to
show how slight was The faith former
iy entertained by the agricultural in
terest, with regardto the uiiity.streng,h
of capital, and jadicioGs management OF
our paper-money institutions. Had the
same distrust and caution existed until
the present day, it might hive been
the means Of saving to that class of
people many hard-carned dollar
About the time the Warren Bink, was
first established, after the business
hours, for the yMy, had expired, and
the room closed.a flrm,r from that
part Of Rehaboth commonly designated
and rather better known by the name
of O,k Swamp than any other, appear
ed at the bank door, anl began, by dint
Of certain physical powers, which were
undoubtedly given him for wise pur-
poses, to shake the somc, until lock
and hinges were almost driven from
their places. To give my readers any
idea ofthe dismay which seized upon
The family who resided over The bank,
aud who behell this intruder from the
windows, we INST attempt to describe
his person. His head stood between
pair Of shoulders just six feet from
the grouad, aui upon the top Of that
he,d was wool hat. which tapering
upward from his ears added one inch
TO the mln's length !; around this head
ornament was entwined about one yard
Of "qla,fty binding" of that colour
which best suits the fancy Of the la
dies, aod within this ornamental hat
band were woven "a number of those
pirticles'o u the goose's plumage which
had become uscless to that bird, and
were'now slowly efficing the amount
Of last years pork, which had been
carefully recorded in chalk upon the
aforementioned taper-crowped hat.
The coat, which covered three quar-
ters Of his whole length. from the back
Of his neck 10 his heels, was Of that
colour, which, fran its affinity to un-
washed wool, is called sleeps grey
Apair OF black stockings were rolled
over his /" tow and hnen trowsers and
his waistcoat was ornamented With 4
red-morocco pocket book, one end Of
which rested in a pocketof the same.
A cart-whlp projected each way from
his body, and there was cue handle
on his head sticking rear wise. eth:
here banks broke. | guess Said he a:
with parting shake he Quilted the
bank doorand showed bis Shoes toward.
the one which led to the tenement II
bove. With jerk which mdc every
thing treuble again, he swung back thu
front door, and ascending the, stairs
with single move ofhis io1t sent the
feeble barrier which opposed him, to
gether with a man who was about {,
clear the passage, PEEL nell to the 9th
er SIDE of the room. ''Wherc in tb'
worlds this here bank ~ he yelled 4
the man liesurely gathered himself ul
from the floor. Where in the worl
is this here bank say--there's cheat
IN here | guess--darn your skin, yo
heard how father sold the sheep to
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
Du Filing.

The FIRST duel that was ever Fought
in the Union, was in New England.
In 1921. year after the settlement
OF .IiuSe two states, Two servants,
burning with fierce resentment a
gainst each other, chose what was
then called the /" honouraLle way"
in Fraucc, and England. of qacach-
ing their enmity. They met on
the iicli--bravcly fnuSht--bnt both
escaped unhurt. The pnri'ans OF
those days Instantly seized them,
aud for such a "misleid,ing aad
cryme againste the good or
der oftheyre socictc," they condemn
ed the wicked tramsgressors 10 be
tied hand and foot. and To wholly
abstain for the space of twenty four
hours from, drink and fnod. This
salutary. examination withcrcd in
the bud all surts of ducis in tliusc
ancient colonies.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
REFLEcrroNs AND MAxIsrs.

Friendship is a gfcat source of
pleasure. ytis in union OF spirits
a marriage Of hearts. the band ut lis
virtue. When We find it not at
home, or have no home to, find it
in, we may seek it abroad. But bc
careful 10 distinguish between an ac-
qlaiatancc and IA friend. There
can be no friendship where there is
no freedom. Friendship loves a
Tree air, and will not be confined
within narrow enclosures. II will
speak freely, and act freely. twill
take nothing i'll where no i'll is i',ten-
ded.: and even where it is, friend
ship will easily forgive and forget
upon very small Acknowledgements.
Friends are twins in soul. They
sympathisc in every thing. Their
love and aversion is the same. One
is not happy without the othcr,neith-
or can either Of them be miserable
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
From the London Monthly Review.
CURIOUS CASE.

Oar Medical icadcls " il, find in
ihc Thirteenth chapter OF Wilson's
ItGrtts. Il .urin0s, and. 10 their. a
hlSlhy Interesting nafraiAe al The
ra>c 0i-she jeAcss, llaehatl i,rrt1.
Who, dnIi'g tie barr9r5 attending
OR b0nhaydnient nF Copenhagen,
swallowed in licr fright paper cou-
tai'lrg about loar hun,ired nee ,Ies.
Hae SYMPTOMS Of theoisease which
tl'is nDhapp! accident brought upon
hrr. are accurdin8 ~ eycry accoant
OF the most extraordinary character.
She still fingers III existence, rcduc-
cd to a mere skeleton. OHc of the
most siugula; circumstances attend
ing her pintractrd illness has been
the umwearied indastly with which,
under all her snGctings. she has Cul-
tiva'eA Lcr mind. She has, since
her first c0niimcmrntfto - her bed.
taught hersrli to write and speak
different languages. Her mast fa-
vouritc works are Cicero dc Off lis,
Cesar. Virgil, and Seneca. Mr..
Wilson gives two of her letters,
which are very well written in Latin.
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love to be weoed boldly. fits an old
saying, faint heart neyerwon fair lady.


Marvellous stories Of the sagacity
oi horses. dogs, cats, &c. are conspic
uons IN every newspaper in the
country. We willcmpty our nodtle
Of one. A miller. whose name we
have forgotten. had suffered much
loss from Lr dcprcdatim,s of rats,
who we're nightly in the habit Of ,is-
ting bis mill. aud frequently ven
'urcd in the day time to fitch The un.
righteous toll. One morning, on
entering bis mill, he observed a.
mong others a saucy looking young
rat. very Icisurcly m owing towards a
hin Of corn, having a straw in his
mouth by which he was leading "a
mother grey-coate,l veteran. Who held
one end of the straw in his mouth,
and who nn Being killed, proved to
be t'taIly blind ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
An freshman landed at New York

An irishman landed at New York
on Saturday, dressed ip worsted
stockings. small clothes, &c. He
was addressed by justice of the
peace, " Why you fool What the
are you standing there for ?''
He answered, /" may it please your
honour, am drying myself"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

HI.--Ihc Artillery
Company Of the town Of Bristol Com.
manIed by Col, Taylor, oa a tour
Of discipline and pleasure paid US .
visit Yesterday. This fine company
left Bristol, on Tuesday morniug;
lest, about 7 O'Clock, crossed the
Ferry, and continued their line OF
march about Z miles iutoi'ortsmouth,
where they encamped Tuesday night
Early yesterday morning they
struck their teHts and continued
iAcir march to tbs town. where they
arrived about 9 O'clock, and werc
received with cordial welcome by
the Artillery Company of this town,
under the command of Col. Grams"
ton. The weather being ycry rainy
and unpleasant the company took
up their quarters in the Court House.
In the course Gf tho day our visit
ing sol!ers, were several times es.
cortel ,hro' the town by the New
port Artillery, and after being en-
tcrtaincd at the house of Capt. Han
M, both companies were politely in
vitcd to refreshments at the resi-
dcnce of Capt. VIM. James Tilley.
The weather continuing unrle asant,
the Bristol Artillery embarked OH
board packet. about 4 O'Clock in
! the afternoon, for Bristol. The
military appearance of this we'll dis
cipincd corps merited and received
the highest appreciation and praise
Of all our fellow citizens .NcTport
QnnnhIi o1Ih
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

Go to d:ing beds there you will
lcarn the tr,e, worth of dcliserance
from condemnation by the death OF
Chris. Ask some agonizing friend;
he, and he alone can tell you what a
blessing it is to have the King OF ter
rors converted into a messenger OF
peace. Hlrpey.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

Young women who would not ap-,
pear coques, and old men who would
not be ridicnious,s should never speak
Of love as of thing that in any
way concerns them.
In reasoning, tho best way to car
ry the cause and which will bring
the controversy to speedy tcrmina-
tion, is by asking questions, and
proceeding still upon the adycrsary's
conccssioilss
Poliieness. No man, who enter
tains Il high opinion fhis pedigree,
person. or purse, and betrays that
sentiment in company, can be truly
polite.
The time of life is the only time
wherein we can prepare Cor another
world and OH how short aud
uncertain is This time How frail
and uncertain is the life Of man -
,lVhat multitudes does death sur
prise in an hour, when they. think
nothing Of it! How silently anu
inscnsibly does time slide away ;
with what winged swiltuess does it
fly, and we cannot stay itsprogresss
stop its course. nor retard its hasty
motion: we can only eudeavor to
prepare ourselves for the event and
changes which it brings along With
il, N
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
No. 28,

aIonc. AS it they could change bod
les, they take their turn in pain as
well as pleasure. relieving each other
in their most adverse condtions.--
What one enjoys the other cannot
want. Like the primitive Christia MS.
they have all thugs in common, and
no property but in one another.
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PROVERBS FROM rue HEBREW.


The myrtle that grows among
pcttles is still myrtle.
II is not as thy mother says of thee,
but as thy neighbours say.
Do mt fling dirt into well out
Of which thou hast drunk.
The secret is thy prisoner. Let
it escape thee ana thou wilt be the
priso ier uf thy secret.
AS the gardner is, so is the gar
den. When you marry descend tho
ladder; when you choose IA friend,
ascend.
Do not look at the goblet, bat its
contents.
A lie bas no feet. [Ifit has moth
ing To stand upon, it often has wings
to fly with.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-07
ROBLN,SON'lS FOP-VS-

SEooND edition OF the work published under this till
- I" my ihhe has been Prepsie by self and /, pow in
nc aiious iOtns contained former edition b.y.
suap'.d IN this, to the laws fore many new
@ .ea inserted under every title; and condsral. aS;-
ons mace to HE work ia other respects The collection @
Srn u'ed by Clerks Of County Courts and Superior Cou
idt and embraces forms Of process aud tn,rie. in
~ SUITS PrehXedto the work collie ction pf dec,
% .ne oeherai Court aud Court OF Ape is relating q,
Pae.Se IA actions at law and ia chapters of orJ.r.
.eoIo large executions and bonds there are 49,
dec,'ion: which could not be comprised in that rs
a 'At'eh r gven OF the proc eedings Superior CONT.
Jaw, III criminal causes with reference rs,;
nose proceedings aud TO the in such caes Ibs I
OF declarations, indictments aud Information i, n,nc,
seci ana notes are suhjoined decision, r.l,tinr ~, IL
structure OF thSse preeedens The chapter Of
t.S rs many FORMS and collection OF decisions. r.at,n
"y 10 me execution aud recording such inru,nent
me WORK VIII Contain upwards COO pages (abou, ese
nsa IN. former edioni it will he bound IN calf and
u a C per copy Some copies will be prepared with bs,
tne end OF each chapters which So SO c I'M he
ma Persons who send Tor copies, aud wish them 10 b.. or
@ lPuoh "i JiFecttheir agents that effect Il,
mat copies will be ready Tor delivery in fortnight
- - fp--t CON
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LAN.D. Sc. EoR SILL

TslENDiNu Il remove TO the State of M,s,,rni r .a
AZ, Se .ne tract OF land wherein reside This land il 80
sns county, adjoining the lands cf Jerm,n Bsk.r w.,
eno aud o'hsr and supposed 70 contain between 500 ss
srs.L soie proportion Of which good river AMI
:; 80 ~ one OF the inos desirable family
n,,, 81 the country and interior TO lew II anv
n, "a Tue county Tor agricultural purposes The paS
required are oneouth IN ca. h. aad the b,,n,, IN H.,
~ in'laens IL not sold privately before III. son
de- w'li on ,hat day be offered highest bad
VIII also oe sold to the highest bidder INV live stock
,h un''s' corn folder &c and all hold ana
Aohen nite, credit until the Isl of Auvn,, H., ~,
ABOVE ~ dollars, and cash will be required Tor ali sums
S.., 20 lug "'s' amount. STEPliEN e. ARCHER.
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TR UST sale or L-9N-D

X virtue Ct adeed Of trust executed by Ceorre rh,
i ~ e county OF Amelia, 10 Edmund Harrison or L,
d,a;,, D ON Tue Stn day OF September, 1922 ami
o. Novebtr IN the same year, for purpose Of
IT, shall proceed TO sell for cash. TO the hir, b;I
.,. on esluIdy the 18th day OF November next IL fan,
-; ~ A' Iait DAY, certain uac parcel OF land
yS W fhea county, much thereof "a viii he .uGc;.
sy ie Pu poses @l said deed, beng th. same tract Of
% u Saia gorge Robertson reside., lying ON
od''oN RIVER, between and mile. above t NJ ~,
Greet and containing tw, hundred and CITY two ae,
% o. ouIn ie only will be convey the pul ina
" 'ae's ny TIE subscriber vested IL, the iats
Edmund HAi 'i'on, dec who ruste-.I '4'e
NArH HARRISON
o.,,e E<ecUtor of Ed. Harrison. dec
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vs. AS committed 10 the jiil of Hanover counI, =, -
w ABRAHAM BROJyN aud GEORGps' p t .Wn0!i
G nam was committed on the 18th July last saw. he H
c 80, y s porn ana raised IN the City of New York ara
Gu, IL ue capacity Of steward. on hoard If a.
S1IIp Fns'n,a, Capt PsttD Ia. feet u inches hb
1o,h small rings through bis aud speaks b
'neIn u'aIee', lac appears be from 20 10 ~ ea,
Io va COMMITTED on the 22d July last he is five iret
rscS ~ s, WY dark complexion; says he was born and
"eu III the county OF Oh eItird, claims rirbt IN IL
.on ;ne tIaneiaon u ' mother by Col BuIfco Per
a,r n'si'es are requested 10 prove property paw
I, sou, '"~e 'em away OF they will he dealt with ~ d.
Or, ~ JOSEPH STARkE, Tailor.
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oetsi
ELLERSTTE

Wis beautiful Farm, situated OF, ] ,,oe, p; t,,-
END q ienrieo, adjoining the e.tstes NJ Iob, VIZ
'' Esqr distant from Richmond about 10 miles 4, ran
80 survey 90 acres, Of which about 900 ,eres A. 6r.t
i Low grounds 10 Of which Tuekshoe Island the
~ on lne creek Of that name and about $50 or 40 aereg
If 49, in and o. good quality, average Of ~ bushels
urea - me acre having been produced ffon tbem ,ben
nve, "a, cover system This farm abound in springs wbe5
T"oh 'Sayeise every field the main and agyl;n sb
The eenle % o 5e 70, stock The James river passes
Po., 3nd contains one Of Exalps Threshing M,.bnss il
YIN .fthe buildings necessary 10 ve-nisnsss5
faIn the Dwelling House is Of brick eovere5 ,sts
'in9eo Of the most durable quality eo,s a1 ss
tie sbs, a,l plainly hat neatly flushed. There arss
'aoIehment iee-house, kitchen, smoke hone S he
cs %l slew ne place 70 any person who NAV choo.to
Oct 81 ~ '"s ABSENCE Of JAMES CURR1E
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.NaIsAQL'S SnLe

~ Tor the Williamsburg District rronouneed an ~ o.,
'ay ,a,l y, the :nt Of Hall ones, shall pro-
al puhlic auction to the highest bidder On Monis
me iS'h day OF November next, bef6. the oourtbon
e"y 81 m,amsbmg being James City court dayI be
eeh e nous OF anu O'clock that valuable and n. m
proved farm on which the late DanIe lone So ven a-
ao0T Tb mule; nom Williamsburg the county Of jane,
wf d LI VI Ianu contains quantity Of rich mari fine
d"o 10 be healthy situation a. any !, a.
". country The ternls will he credit Of l. p and
H. last payments to cary interest after two wear.
"''h sood security and deco trust ON the ma %
ne 1sfIGed' WILL: MeCANDLlsH, IN. ;. c. c. ". d.
81.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
OLD DCLCE DO.UIL.N

-
TIE noble youth may ak for fame,
And string his Harl, Of sweetness.
Yet he WILL weep that ais a name,
That all is duom'l 10 heetne.s
But when the storms Jf mind depart,
Aad DER Lost hopes he's kneelinc
Then will he setk. Some friendly heart
To share has wealth of feeling;
Some who weep DER hi. lv,
A chaste aud lovely woman
With sorg inspire, the living lyre,
OF Dulce, Duce DOmum.
Then be who kn-li at Il ory's shrine.
Now ble,, shalt knee TO Heaven,
And worth and Friendship fondly tvine
Around hearth At Even.
On golden wing will pa's ais DAYS
The lesfy lore.t telling,
Or listninsto his youthful lays
Sung round his lovely dweu.;
While doubly hest, leans h., bfea.'
Il chsstc and lovely womar
Whose guileless heart all ;oys imrari,
To Du.ce, Duice DoIrun.
RICHMOND BARD.