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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-01

October 80, 1891.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

the improvement Of our State and the comfor, and
convenience Of its citizens.
Those who are interested in The stocks Of the
different Companies and would be favorable to the
proposed object, would no doubt facilitate ii by
making the necessary inquiry, and ascertaining
what might be done. The sum might be increased
SO as to embrace all the Turnpkes in the Stale
which would entirely unshackl- our internal inter-
course. II would be very gratifying to see some
persons better qualified, step forward and prepare
the way Tor the commencement Of this important
object al the next session Of The Legislature.
PUBLIC GOOD.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

CARTS Drill Of Rocky Point in this county.
(says the Wilmington, N. C. Herald Of 18Th ult.,y
was committed TO Jail last evening, charged with
the murder Of his cousin, Miss Penelope Orrin
the verdict of The Inquest was wiltul murder.n
We understand that his aged father delivered him
up to justice. Such devotion to public law, and il,
humble life too, would do honor TO the p,oudr.t
days of Sparta. What a lesson for Governor De,
sha
Mr. EDwARDs, one Of the Representatives in Congress
from North ona has declined offering himself as b
candidate for reelection and has published vaedctory
address to his constituents.
Samuel A. Foot has been elected Senator OF the
United States from the State OF Connecticut, vice
Mr.. Edwards, temporarily appointed by Inc Gov,
ernor to succeed MIR. Lann,nn.
The British soop Of war Alserne Captain Wemyes,
lately upset and lost off Hydra, Mediterranean, in
menious and sudden squaI and all board pershed-
The Revenge, ~ was in company, and had Of her
sails blown from the yards
10 the Court of Kings Bench, lately, Mr.. Justice
Abbott laid it down as law, that tenant hsd M
right 10 the trees and shrubs he had plant
ed
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

The Creek Treaty.-Accounts from Georgia res.
pecting the reception of the treaty, by the CHI
zens OF that State, are very contradictory some
stating that it is satisfactory, and that will be car
RED into effect without opposition-and others as
sehtlng that Gov. TRoup is determined to resist it,
and hold out Tor the treaty made at Indian Springs
few days will probably put us in possession OF
full and authentic accounts on this subject.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
FOR THE WATERMAN.

lotteries turned to Public Advantage.
There are at this time several Lottery Broker.
in this State, who yend annually tickets to a consd
able amo ant, from different sections of the Union
thereby drawing large sums OF money from our
own State for the benefit OF others. 1t is not my
design to discuss the propriety or improperly oil
lotteries in moral point of vew--public opinion
must settle that lit is enough for my present pur
pose to know that they permitted in our own
State, as we'll as in most others; and why should
not we endeavor to receive some permanent pub
lie benefit from them ourselvesp at the same time
that we are contributing to the improvement oil
other States by permitting the sale OF tickets gen
orally.
/ would propose to endeavor to obtain an act q,
the next session of the Legislature, to raise con-
siderable sum (say 100 600 dollars or upwards by
lottery, to be placed in the hands Of commission
ers as the Legislature might direct for the purpose
of purchasing up two or three OF the Iurnpikes
leading into Pennsylvania provided the consent OF
the Turnpike Companies could be obtained, which
might readily be ascertancd and putting said
roads on footing with other county roads. 1t is
probable there would be little or no objection 70 the
passage of the Law, as the State would not be sub
iected to any expense account 1t. 1t is likely
that the Stockholders generally would be satisfied.
as they might sell out to advantage and invest the
proceeds in stocks where the prospect Of gain
W0ul0 De fUOTc Hhuciiu6s dh IL 10 WCH hho~h snot
some Of The Turnpikes are Improbable. The adj
vantages Of such measure would soon be gene
rally felt. The tolls on the Turnpike roads leading
into Pennsylvania operate barriers to turn a
large portion Of produce to Philadelphia and else
where that would naturally flow into our State and
thereby improve our commerce by increasing it /;
and contribute greatly the general stock of wealth
1t would add very much to the convenience of our
citizens by enabling them to travel on business or
r. ...tso hair nnoIlA cd faxp
miles to paw tolls, which, though they may be just.
are looked upon as grievance by many. 1t would
tend 10 the improvement of the country where
they are located, by essenng the expense of fer
,ilizng it by Inning, manurug, SC. All these
considerations would seem TO recommend the mea-
sure strongly 10 the favorable consideration of the
public. and particularly those who are interested in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

DIED On the 26'h ut at Eagesfed, his seat in Block,
ley Township Penn III the 79tL year Of his age RICH.
ARD RUMBLE. Esq, Director of the Bank Of the United
States, and formerly eminent merchant of Philadelphia
- At Norfolk, Viz, the god ult., Mr. JAMES
PlERCEY aged 73, native Of England, and distant con.
nexion Of the House of Northumberland. He in
state of independence and spendor, but grau-
ally pressed down the hand Of adyersy of power.
ty aud obscurity.
in Balston, Saratoga county, Y. y, Mr. JAMES
MCREA, aged 81, brother of the unfortunate Miss Jane
MCrea, who cruelty murdered by the Indians at Fort
Eda ard. during the revolutionary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
Delaware State Lottery

For the benefit Of Newark College, Mddletown Academy
and Emmanuel Church.
SECOND CLASS.
To be drawn at Wilmington onthe Sd Of Jaty, 1896
Scheme II prize of $4,000: Of 4ooo Of 1900;
Of 1750 Of 250; of l,160 Of l,oO0 ~ of 400.
1856 Of 80; 78O Of 8; 1900 of $3.50 priests $40
banks-2436O Tickets.
Present price Of Ticket s4-Tisf S2-Quarter 81.
For Tickets and shares in great variety Of a
ply at the office of the MANAGERS, Yates g .cIntve
No 3d. Market street, Wilmington, few doors below the
lower market.
Orders for tickets post paid from any part of the
try addressed to Yates e Mcintyre, enclosing the cash
prize tickets, will receive prompt attention.
Robertson : Little. Agents.
June j. 1895.
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NEXT LOTTERY.

.M.9RI LAND UNIVERSITY LOTTERT,
EtOR the benefit Of the Medical College OF Baltimore,
IL sixth Class-New Series to be drawn on Wednesday
next 9TH day of June, the city Of Baltimore and finished
ferS rninltes
Scheme.-I prize Of SIS 0G0 of 10000; of 6,000
of 5000; of ,5o0 Of 1903; of 1000; IL of 500;
Sc Of 100; 1856 of 20 1914 of g.; 1880 Of g. 1880
przes-26970 blanks-42, $40 tickets.
Whole Tickets S4-Haves 2-Quarters 1; Eighth Soc.
For tickets and shares apply at the Office of YArEs
McIsrrRE, Managers No 49, Market street, Wilmington
June Q, 1926. ROBERTSON LITTLE, Agents
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

Farmers afend-As planting generally over, now
is the time to clear your growing wheat Of cookie gar
c &c. For two or three days appropriated to this pur-
pose you will be richly rewarded-your wheat will thrive
BETTER will be pure for seed another year, and when
call the miller you say you have Wheat to sell and
not cheat and demand the highest market price, which he
will then pay with satisfaction, Phi G1=ris.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

"H 'twere done, it we're we'll il were quickly done"
Having heard. permit me to relate"
"Now by two-headed Janus,
Nature hath framed strange matters in her time
Mr. P. CANFIELD, Manager of the Great Maryland
University Lottery has published ipso faco this truly
splendid scheme will be drawn the 30th of June, iDst
and proposes give half Of the profits arising from
the sale of tickets the heirs of the late Robert Fulton
and sayset Americans substantially rore their gratitude
So be it. In the meantime promise to into the hands
of the Jefferson committee Of Newcastle County, half
of the nett amount of profits accung from the of all
tickets said lottery until the day of drawing-ior the
and benefit of him who penned the uslrous manifesto
of the rights of man and taught kings trebe before the
award of American people, Now, the citizens of Dea-
appeal, whose hearts glowing with gratitude
and seeking every lane and a medium through
which they may show their benevolence the venerable
statesman. Here channel that deep with pros
pect of self aggrandzement also commenabe in chart,
y for the beraly of the people in the purchase
ceive the The following the truly splendid scheme
to be drawn the 30th inst.
maryland University Lottery. 9Th Class.
One prize of 500, 600; of $4,000; 1 of 10000;
of $4,000; of % 000 Of 100000 10 of 5000; ~ of
1000 SO of 500; I76 of $40; $50 of 100 5676 of So
Ticket $50-Half 25-Quarter 12.50-Eighth 6.25-Six.
teenth 312-thiry-second 1856.
Apply to or address
]. ]. ROBINSON,
No. los, Market ST., Wilmington, Del
Wilmington. June g. 1896
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JEFFERSON COMMITTEES.

INHE Jefferson Committee Of Superntendence, Of New
Castle county, requested meet at the Town Hall,
in the Borough of Wilmington, at O'Clock, p. M, on
Monday the 5th of June next
Commttsee-Kensey Johns, Willard Hail. e. L. du Pont
James Candy, Arnold Naudan, and james Riddle
May 30
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

4 an apprentice TO the Bookbinding business boy
ABOUT 16 IS years Of age who can come weR recon-
nended One Of the above description by immediate sp
plcation, will be taken the most liberal conditions
LEWIS WILSON,
56--tf No. los, Market Street
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10 Readers and Correspondents readers will be dis
appointed at not seeing tnotice" which we promised
should appear in Fridays Waterman" We have post
publish it at ALL
The Essay of "a Stakeholder aiso in reply TO De-
per
communication signed Veritas relating to the Ches.
aPeake and Delaware Canal has been received length
and the late hour at which it hand, rendered il
impossible to give it place to-day. IF the effect was
designed produce will not be destroyed by this unavoda-
Bile delay and the author still wishes it appear he will
please inform u.s.
CT Communications of nature similar to that of Yer
as ought to be accompanied by the real name of the au
thor The truth of this position is self evident.
10 Oscar" and Tim we would observe, that the
Watchman" will not strike unless he knows upon whom
his blows TO fall.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
From the National Intelligencer.

We are glad to learn by the following. which We
copy from the New York papers, thar there has
been great deal Of indignation thrown away upon
the supposed intention of the United States Resen-
ue officers 10 exact tonnage duties in the case Of
canal boats We readily admit, however, that if
The fact had been supposed, there was DOM for
indignant feeling
Treasury Department, Comptroller's2
Office, Goth May, 1896. s
Sin 1t has been represented to this Department,
oya number Of the Delegation in Congress from
New York, that you have published notification
stating tha, YOU had received instructions from the
Treasury to exact tonnage duties in the case Of
canal boats employed in the transportation OF goods
on the New York canal.
Having examined the records Of this Department,
and not finding any instructions OF the kind alluded
10, have TO request you will inform me, as soon as
practicable, by whom and at what time, such instruc-
.oEs we're given to you.
You will, Of course, suspend the exacton of such
duties on those boats, thus employed, until further
advised on the subject. Respectfully,
JOS. ANDERSON, Comptroller.
MEYNDERT Nj. Dox, Esq.
Collector, Buffalo. ~. T.
Baron Von He6man.-This notorious and undaunted i'm.
posor is Ireland where is said he has continued
20 excite the sympathy and the friendship of
creduous persons from whom he has extracted subsist-
for time past. Having been blown up among
the nobility aud ashonables he has Sided into inferior
class, and has succeeded in marrying girl of little
property. Her wish to be Baroness and right or
wrong she insists upon the ttleand think it hard she
should be undeceved TO her title now.-The money is
nearly spent: it said lie intends to visit South America
Max. .adu.
William Bristol has been appointed, by the Pre-
sdent of the United States with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, to be District Judge Of the
United States Tor the District of Connecticut.
M.ssrxo sH1P.-The packet shin Crisis, Captain VAN
DHRE sailed from London for NewYork the LIST january;
he left Cowes on the 18th of the month"; and has not
since been heard Of She had board about 20 passcn
gers.
Albany, May 1.-THE Committee Of the Cor
poraion, yesterday, closed the contract with Yates
M'Intyre, for the sale Of the Albany Lottery. 1t
disposes of the lands belonging to The city, to those
sen'lemen, for the sum OF 100000 dollars of which
900 dollars is payable annually, for FIVE years,
With the interest after due, and all sums drawn with
u 'ha, time, to be paid to the Corporation within
'sen.y days after the drawing.
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.

TINE festival Of st. John the Baptist (24h June nex)
will be celebrated by the members Of Coat's Lodge
No. 76 at their Hall in Esson The fraternity generally
invited to meet on the level BY order,
WIN. MULLIKIN, Secry.
Easton, Md, May 80. 56-2t
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COMMUNICATED.
MERIrORIOUS ACTION.

On Wednesday afternoon last. as colored boy belong
ing to MI crosbys sloop Of Chester he; Pa was bathing
the He perceived at this moment, having gone
down the third time, by MIR Cirrus ABBOTT, ship car
penter in the employ of Thompson Young, who immedi-
Much praise due Mr. Abbott for his humane exerons
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NOTICE.

NILL be sold at public sale at the prison Of Newcastle
w County, at Newcastle, Tuesday the sixth DAY o.
June next, at O'Clock, p. the following persons OF
color, viz.
Perry Moore-for the term of years,
Maria Brown do. do
To any person residing in the State of Dea~ are to pay
costs of prosecution and restitution money.
PETER B. DELANY, Sh'H.
Newcastle, May 81, 1926 56-2t
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At a meeting ofthe Democratic Citizens of New.
castle County, convened this day at the house oil
John Crow, in the Town of Newcastle, JACOB FA
RIss, Esq. was chosen Chairman, and JOHN Crow
Secretary when, on notion it was
RESOLVED, That the Democratic Citizens of New
castle County be invited to attend at the Red Lion
Inn, Saturday the 18th OF June next in order TO
adopt measures in relation to the next General
Election. JACOB FARlSS, Chairman.
JOHN Crow. Secretary.
May 81, 1896.
This the day for the subscription Committees
IF the different wards in New York for the Jefferson Fund
On Friday last $4,000 had been collected in the first ward
ind $1,000 in the sixth ward.
The Orphans Court of Queen AIMS County, Md, will
meet on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and 14th Of
lune, inst.
.NeOs The Pittsburg Gazette Of May 26, in
forms US that there are TWENTY FIVE THOU
SAND MEN at work on the Chesapeake and DE.
ta,Uare Canal.
Fire THE Steam Boat Alabama was totally DESTROYED
board full cargoal Of which was lost. The boat cost
about 1926 000and insured in New York for 500 900
At Meeting of the Anti-Sayery Society of Maryland
held the I'd ut Baltimore it resolved, that the
society would support Anti Slavery Ticket for the
ported last year and committee appointed to form
the ticket.
According some records in possession of clergyman
the neghborhood of Boston, seventy years ago there
rain from the 10Th of April until the 10th Of June.
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FRIDAY, June 2, 1926.

Frown the first dawnng attempt
one portion Of the Union from znother.', WASHINGTON
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.NsU Orleans, Nay 9.--There have appeared,
we hear, two or three cases Of Bilious Fever of a
high grade this season. The time for serious
aa.m has not, however, yet arrived, by two months
Our Seasons. - Blackberries have been ripe for q
couple Of weeks past, and roasting ears from the
new corn may now be had.
Mr.. Delaup, late of this city, has issued propo-
sails for publishing Newspaper in The city OF Vera
Cruz, in the Spanish, French and English Ian
guaRes.
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No. los, Market ST., Wilmington, I
Wilmington, June 2, 1926.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

FHgtna Senator Il writer in the Ena.;.l
the l4th, nnlninates Judge VIM. Cn
hi person for the successor Of Mr.. Randoln6
the United States Senate. We know IL.
only by reputation but all that we ba,. -,
OF him IS so favorable to his charaetey a..
sud as a politician, uniting to talent. of,..,e
order the most uubending integrity. tb.,
should be very much pleased to see him T., >.
National Senate. Virginia ought 10 bsy,.
respect tor her consistency than to rr.ele,, :,
randolph who th"arted her views and done all
In his power TO palsy the exertions of IN. no.
al government, when hostile fleets G,.a
shores, aud British troops were LAYING wash.
maritime frontier, sacting our Capital and ...,
lessly destroying our public aud private edit.
She ought not to elect John Randolph sbo l..
been constantly, until now, found in onno.;,;z
to the administrations of the national go,a..
ment, while those administrations wore and.
Vorng to preserve from the deepest degrade,
on, the American character, and to guars An.
rean property from mos unprovobed denrod..
tons, committed by two powerful belIiq.,o,,.
who made us their common prey, under m, N.
PRESTON created by the conduct Of the part, at
which Mr. Randolph was leader that we co,5a
not be kicked into war The present ponp,,,;
" oiMr, Randolph with that party whom he IN,
deserted, and then yiifcd, is one of the s,rsoo
est political reYontione that ever occurred-Nt.
Giles Is, in our estimation, almost as obiectioa
able as Mr.. Randolph though, of the two w
should certainly prefer Mr.. e. But, a rerarf to
principle, should induce the Legislature to paose
before they vote for man who has violaedone
oithe most sacred principles OF Representative
goyenmcnt-who refused to obey instruction,
emanatng from the body to which he owed hi.
ofhce, because, forsooth, he was a United States
aenatorand, in that capacity, could onig be in
sl'Wcied by The whote people ofhe United States,
We say nothing of the infrmities of disease and
age, which bow him down, and almost deprive
him OF his physical powers. We say nothing of
the malignity of his temper, soured by political
disappointment and domestic misfortunes We
conceive his political alterations sufficient to de
prive him OF all claim to the confidence ola yr.
ginla Legislature. Inasmuch, however, as We
consider him less a sinner than Mr. Randolph
and as we should always be disposed to give the
preference to the caution of cool maignity over
the reclllessncsso of either real or assumed lunacy
we should rather see Mr. G.. elected than 4" beof
Roaaohe Mr.. Dade, however, or Judge Tucker,
would be much more efficient and more respec
ted than either Mr.. G, or Mr.. r. and we should
therefore infinitely prefer seeing the choice oi
Virginia fall ON one Of them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

A Cure FIR Coctroachfs-A respectable pro-
feSsonal gentlemen informed Us yesterday, that
he has recently discovered thai the spirits OF tur-
pcntlnc Ii an ellrctuai remedy against the depre-
da'lons of cocktoaehrs lie recommended to
put little oft on the shelves on sides of your
book cases, bureaus, armors or other furniture
IN which they take shelter, which may be readily
done wltla feather, aud these troublesome in
sects will soon quit. not only the furniture, but
the room. The remedy Is simple andeasy 10 be
obtained by every person who wishes it, 1t is
not unpleasant TO smell--soon esap, rates aud
does no injury 10 furniture or clothing. TINS is
= valuable discovery if it proves, in all cases, as
our informant assured us it did in his house.
" York Conn Ida
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

hlur when Hymen was TO tic the Knot o. so!
AID daarhfa- Of the house Of judah, whose
wealthy parents have provided them WITH a
prinrel. dosry. The company being very Sc
leci consisting only of the relatives aud iamils ,
BEGAN 10 assemble at an early hour Previous
10 Tie marriage ceremony, winch took place a
bout two O'Clock, the High Priest, DIR. Herschel,
arrived, in one ofMr. Rothschid's carriages, at
tended by his Secretary and Reater Of tie syn
seogue. The High Priest was entirely clad IN
silk rsbes, and had most reverend appeafaice.
On his entering the grand saloon TIE signal
was given for the new and splendid canopy Of
crimson velvet aud gold To be bro't forward, I'M
der which the solemn ceremony took place
When finished suit of elegant and splendid
rooms was thrown open, and the whole OF the
company sal down TO most sumptuons deuf
after which dancing commenced, assisted by
band Oimusic OF the first order. The BRIDE WIS
most elegantly dressed in white satin, with tne
richest Bruss sells lace, and great pfoiuslon of
diamonds most of the ladies also wore White
satin, with plumes of feathers and diamonds. \
bout six o clock the bride ! Bridegroom left Their
friends, q sci ofn carriage aud four 10 the coun-
try. where they will remain for f'w days. The
dancing Finished about eight O'Clock, when the
whole Of the company sat down 10 i most splen
which dancing again commenced which was
kept up until an early hour on Tuesday morn
in Only three or -four strangers, intimate
friends OF Nh. kothchild, we're present.
London Paper.