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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30

FIRM FOh SALE.
DIOR SA LIZ, Tract Of Land containing $50 Acres,
belonging to tho heirs Of the late Jonathan Swift,
situate on Four Nile Run, in the County OF Alexandra,
about four miles from Georgetown and seven from
Alexandra; the road from Washington ami George
town pass. through it, will The contemplated turn.
pike road from Aexandria to WiIey's More than half
this tract is covered with Wood and valuable Timber,
and considerable portion s mothy s Me s~a
II NAV be sold private bargain at an, time before
7Hursday the LIST day June merit, which day (if not
previously disposed j. will be sold at Public Auc
ton on the premises II o'clock in the forenoon
Title indisputabe-For terms appl, to
II. PEAksy Alexandria, or
THoS. e. WRIGHT, .auck.
april 2a-s ssorxetswn' y .,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30
AUCTIONS.

Splendid Sale VI JeWeAry.
Ot TUESD7Y EVENIyG, aT7 OCLOrK
W i'll be soh at the Auction Store, new and splendid
collection OF Fancy Articles and Jewelr,, consisting Of
Gold and silver Patent Levers
DO do Repeatcrs
Do do Ladies Watches
Swiss, French, and Common do
Ladie. polished steel reticules and clasps
Velvet and steel do do
Gold chains and bracelets, do clasps and lockets
Fancy vest and coat buttons
DO ear and finger rings, do breast pins q breaches
With general assortment of Jewelry and Fancy Az
ticss 8 a. M7RSTELLER, aud.
NAV 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30

On Saturday last Mr.. John Randolph arrived
at Newcastle, in the steamboat from Philadel-
phia, and proceeded with other passengers to
the ship which lay at Reedy Island, bound TO
Liverpool Curiosity attracted many to the
wharf previous to the steamboats, leaving it,
who were much gyati6ed by view Of this odd
piece of human composition. One might well
suppose tina, curiosity was the ruling desire,
when it was declared that more money would
be given. fiji could no, otherwise be obtained,
for a peep at old Roanoke, than for sigh, of any
wild bear ever produced by the western foresi
for the reader must know that since his ceebra-
ted speech in the Senate. he has become an oh
jeet of real curiosity We dare say every one
was era,i6ed, for there he was, VIII all his pc
euliari,ies about him, which were conspicuous
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30
FROM RIO.

The brig Montezuema, Captain Chandler,
came up Yesterday afternoon, in 40 days from
Rio de Jan,iro. The Emperor Don Pedro,
had returned TO Rio from Bahia. We under
stand tina, the advices from the river La Plata,
received at Rio, are not as late as those which
have already reached us Nv other channels
Markets at Rio were dull, -four selling at 10 to
II dollar, Baltimore american,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30

e. We are authorized to an
nounce ALFRED DUL3NX, Esq candidate to rep
resent the county of Charles in the next General AS
sembly of Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30

Lord Kenyon once told witness, angrily, he
would commit him. GAS you please, my lord"
he replied, "only be careful not TO commit yOur-
SELF"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-30
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1926.

We conclude, to-day, Mr. STEWARDS impor-
tant and highly interesting Report concerning
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; in doing which
we are again compelled to neglect our cores
pondents, and even some advertising friends;
all of whom, however, will receive attention TO.
morrow.
IN order to crafty the wish OF many subscri-
bers, we have, in one paper by approprating
an onter page, placed the entire Report before
our Town, as well as our country readers.
We take this occasion 10 tender Mr. Stewart
our thanks, for his politeness in transmitting
us pamphlet copy.
Tie Editors Of the New York Mercantile Ad.
vertiser have received, by the way Of Mobile a
letter from Carthagena dated A priI Sth, whlch
states that a French frigale had arrived from
Byest with Commissioner, from the Govern.
ent of France, TO the Congress Of Panama,
anu with, as was supposed, authority to form Il
is uery grea' expectations TINT SPAN ,oiN veyy sooa
foLoic the example Of France"
The Editors say that the information from
Carthag' IA, corresponds with statement made
BY member Of Congress who passed through
New-York on Wednesday. He said there was
d fair prospect that the negotiations fora re-
Cancellation be'wcen Spain and the South Anne
rican States would shortly ne brought 10 sue
cessful issue; and added, as was understood, that
the governments nf me latter Countries had sig
nficd their readn SIS to stipala,e that Cuba shall
no, be nn'esred, or condition that Spain ceases
Their warfare and acknowledges their indepen
deuce.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
SCHEME.
1890 Prizes.
22lo0 Blanks.

34220 Tickets Mt Sl so.
In this Scheme, composed. of 60 numbers by
ternary combination, with eight drawn ballots,
there will be Sc prizes with of the drawn num-
bers on each; 1856, each with two of the drawn
numbers on; and 10, COS, each with one of the
drawn Numbers on; and 22,100 tickets without
either Of the drawn numbers on, being blanks.
To determine the fate of the 34,220 tickets
the 60 numbers, from to go inclusive, will be
placed in wheel on the day of drawing, and
eight of them be drawn out: and that ticket
having on it the lst, ID and Sd drawn numbers
as combination, will be entitled to the prize OF
$4,000
That having on it the 4th, 5th, and 9th, to
1000
That having ON it, the 9th, 9TH, and 8th, to
1,514
Those having on them the 4th, 5th and 7th
4th, 5th and 9Th; 4th, 9th and 7thi 4th, 9th and
9th; 4th, 7th and 9Th, each 1000
Those 10 having ON them, the Sd, 4th and 8th
I'd, 5th and 6th; Sd, 5th and 9TH; 81, 5th, and
ath, Sd, 9Th and 9TH Sd, 9TH and 8th; 5th, 9th
and 7th; 5th, 9th and 9Th; 5th, 9TH and 9th, each
400
All others, with three ofthe drawn numbers on
them, being 38, each 100
Those So tickets having two ofthe drawn num-
hers on them, and those 2 the 4th and 5th, each
so
Those 104 tickets, having two of the drawn
numbers on them, and those two the 5th and 9th
OF the 9TH and 9th, each 10
-, All others with two of the drawn numbers on
them, being 1900, each
And all tickets having any one of the drawn
numbers on them, being 10,608, each z
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
superior denomination can be entitled to an infe-
rOr prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing,
and subject TO the usual deduction offiftcen per
cent
YATES & M1NTYRE. Managers
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
For Sale.
A GOOD SECOND HAND
DEARBORN WAGON.
Enn,,ire at this Office.
MILL SEAT.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, ON 9TH day, the
9th of 18th mo. al O'Clock p. NJ about 80 a.
cres of land, in the township of New London,
Chester county, bounded by lands of Davis Will
ting, Joseph Pierce, and others: near 80 acres of
which is excellent timber land. The property is
situated on the west branch of WhitecIay Creek,
with about ID feet fall in short distance, a race
and dam may be made with triAing expense. 1t
Is convenient to places of worship-about 13
miles from Wilmington, and ten from the head of
Elk. Any person incnng to view the proper
ty may be slewn it by calling on VIM. Smith,
ioining said premises.
JESSE MERCER, .4gent
IL mo. g 1926. Cts.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
Delaware State Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS,

FIFTH CLASS,
For the benefit of Newark College, Msldletown
Academy, and Emmanuel Church
60 No. Lottery.-S draapn Ballots
To be drawn on the Sd day Of January, 1927,
at Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23

100 prizes of Ss0-125 Of S20-250 of al2-
17500 of SO each.
The Capital Prize of Fifty thousand Dollars
having been drawn by an Even Number, (3196o)
all tickets therefore ending with either 3 H. g. 8,
o, are entitled to SO each, and in addition to any
other prizes they may have drawn.
The CASH, for all prices, can be had on pre-
sentation of the tickets at either ofthc Offices Of
J.. COHEN, Jn & BROTHERS.
Nov. Is.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23
DX THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
n 5PlA0IgiE1A Xl A. 7lIDTo

of
flor wort,as
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-23

ART. TO-,
Esta libertad de navegacion comcrcio Sc es.
tendcra toda gcnero de mercaderias, cceptuan.
do aqueas solameite, que Sc dstinguen con e,
nombre de contrabando. bajo este nombre de
contrabando efectos prohbidos Sc comptends'
ran:
10. Canones, morteros, obuces, pedreros, tra-
bucos, mosquitoes, fusiles, rifles, carabnas. pis-
toas, pleas, espadas, sables, lsnzas, chusos, ala
bardes, y granadas, bombas, puvora, racchas.
balas, con las demas cosas correspondence al
uso de estas armas
90. Escudos, casqhetes; corazas, cotas de ms.
Ia, fornitilras yestidos hechcs en- fora, a s..
ana militarc >
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Al large and respectable meeting of the De
mocratio Republican citizens Of the country part OF
Chrstlsna Hundred, held at the Buck Tavern on
Monday the 4lh inst, pursuant to public notice,
J4rchi6aid armstrong called to the Chair, and
James Detaplain appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated by the
chairman, it was, on motion, Resolved. Tha, the
following pei sons, to wit--Bennett Jeffers. Nehe
mah DelaplAin, Samuel Gregg, Jr., James Della.
plain, and James Kitchen, be committee to select
five suitable persons Delegates for the country
part of the hundred TO be voted for at the Election
to be held at the Buck and at the Town Hall on
he 9th inst.
The chairman Of the committee reported the
following suitable persons for Delegates,
to WITT l. Dupont. Bennett Jefferis John Err
win, Levi Springer. Jesse Chandler.
On notion the report Of the Committee was
unanimously adopted.
Resotred That the persons named by this meet
ing as Delegates be placed on the Ticket with the
i've Delegates which may be nominated for the
Borough Of Wilmington.
Rpsoiued, That this meeting pledge itself to use
all honorable in support of the persons this
day nominated as Delegates, and recommend them
to the undivided support of the Democratic Citi.
zens OF Chris'iana Hundred.
Rpsolrpd, That this meeting approve Of the
nomination made by the meeting of Democratic
Republican Conferees, at Dover, on the 22d Of Au
gus, last, OF DAVID HAZARD as a candidate
Tor the office OF Governor, and DR.. ARNOLD
NAUDAlN as candidate for Representative to
Congress- and recommend the said candidates to
the undivided support Of the Democratic Republi
can voters Of Chliatana Hundred.
Resolred That the procee dings of this meeting
be signed by The Chaii man and Secretary and pub
shed in The American Watchmap
ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
James Detaplain Sec'y.
SEPT. a. 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

the names Of solns Of our imtst Democrats.
We reed noi say tbat none Oh the above remarks
are intended 70 apply TO them. Some Of their
names we know, were placed there against heir
Wlil--and the names of others were used without
the knowledge Of The persons with whom this iber.
ty was taken. 1t is easy TO see the design of this.
We nigh, say much more about the proceedings
oil the meeting at Scotts bu, il is probable that
fuller explanation Of this affair will be given at the
meeting TO be held at Hutton's on Thursday even
ing next, we shall conclude by observing that we
consider the pursued at that mee,ing as the
most tyrannica, outrageous. insulting, and anti.re.
publican, that ever was witnessed in Newcastle
County.
And now, Democratic Fellow Citizens, if you
would not have your rights trampled upon, and your
well organized systems and wholesome regulations.
perverted to the use of faction such as we have
been speaking Of come out and boldly say so. We
hope you will appear in your strength next Thurs.
day evening, and give death blow to the petty fac
tlon who are openly making their boast that they
have gulled you.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

Our democratic brethren in the lower Counties
might suppose from the complexion of our columns
to-day, that there division amongst the Demo.
Gratis in Chrstians Hundred. We assure them
that such is not the So far from it, the party
never was united, and we never saw them
more determined TO exert themselves. The faction
whose efforts are noticed TO day, is the same little
unto. of whose annual attempts to create distur.
bance IN the democratic ranks they have several
times heard. They have now completely overshoi
their mark, and cut their own throat. Their late
proceeding, SO far from injuring the democratic
party will prove of great benefit to it. Indeed, it
has already produced some good effects. 1t has
aroused some of our veteran politicians who had
lain dormant for some years, bu, who are now de-
termned to come out to the contest-and it has in
fused animation throughout our ranks generally
Our friends in Kent and Sussex may rely upon it,
that not only Chrstiana Hundred. but Newcastle
County throughout, will give large vote for HAZ
ZARD and NAUDAIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
URaWIAG
OF the New York Literature Lottery.

Class 5th, for 1926 -33-49-s8-12-52-45
Which, as usual attributed its part to immortalize the
Jackson Lafayette Lottery ohce-as prize selling office
though the primary and moving for such continue
tion prize selling be attributable to nothing but the
association of the above to my office for whatever
tempted in the Of the those immortal characters
where ruth Justice observed must be productive
of good efectsconsequenily as have taken Office in
Philadelphia for the express purpose of distributing csp-
tai ptzes TO be styled the jackson s. Lafayette Lottery or
fce this auspicous to the American people.
You have nothing do but call at address No. Sly
North 2nd street, Phladepha and you have what OF
all things is most desirable, nothing less than fortune
This is settled pontit is doctrine OF mraceshence,
should you hear any individual assert desire to add TO his
mite YOU may take it as selfevident fact that he has
heard of my office So merely hint to him the above
tdngs, and should he be serious, he at longer
period then Wednesday, the 1871 inst, be grated to his
utmost, that time the DeaHare State Lottery will be
drawn containing The following handsome capitals -
$4,000; 4O00 1900; 1,750i 1880; 1,l60 aud of
1000; saying nothing about the minor prizes. And be-
hold to possess the above, requires but the tr;ng sun
of 81 or parts in proportion.
The next advancing, is the Union Canal Lottery TO be.
drawn the goth -capitals-sl0,oo0 4,0oo; 5000.
ls48 of 1000; IL of 500 ; "a of 200; &c
Ticket s4-IIalf 2-auar er 81 Eighth so cts
And the next the Washington Canal Loes No O. to Be
drawn at The City of Washington .he 9Th insl cor.
tanning prize of $4,000; of 1000; OF 1911; Of
1000; - Of 5oo Is Of Io0 &c.
Ticket S3-tiaf l.50--Gnarter IS cts.
Agan-know ye-or Lucky Tickets in either Of hs above
lotteries address call at No By North Second street
Philadelphia, No 105 Market street, Wilmington, Deis
j. J. ROBINSON.
<
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

a T large meeting Of the Democratic Inhabitants Of
IA Brandywne hundred, held in the village of Bl andy
wine the 50th August, 1885, JOHN HARRIS wassppont
on motion, it was unanimously
Resolved That have the fullest confidence in the tai
ents integrity, and fitness Of DAVID HAzZARD and Doc.
tor ARNOLD NAUDAlN the candidates selecied by the
Democ Conerees Dover the 22d inst, TO be sup
por ed for Governor, and Representative Congressman
that we will use all honorable to support them at
the ensuing election well promote the of
the County Ticket be formed BY the Democratic Dele
gates at Red Lion
Resolved That the above proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and published in the American
Watchman. JOHN HAhflc, CHAIRMAN
w. M'CAuLLEY, Secretary.
Corporal Iiarker preparing for the eeconeering cam
parn He has brought his rusty old battle blades and
Il furnishing il for the contest We inclined to believe
that instead of having his brows bound with victorious
wreaths" he will again have hang up his bruised arms
as monuments" of his folly.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
the 18th inst. at 7 o'clock.

CiIC TtH IHot', dI y NIUOA.
Az The object Of the Meeting is TO make an
Appea! to the calm good sense and sound principles
Of the Democratic Party, from the proceedings Of
TWO three intriguefs who have determined by
chicanery. violence, and outrage to divide and dis
tract that party which they have ofentimes in vain
attempted to PROSTATE. REPUBLICANS! Come
out. and defend your cause from men who only
come among you when they ctn do evil, and whose
eorls constantly directed TO divide and destroy
you. September 5.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
j. J. ROBINSON.
SERMONS
Sept. $.

nY Thomas etherald ard Elias Hicks delivered during
Id the Yearly Meeting Of Friends, in the City Of New
York. June, 1926 iogeher with Sermon by Elizabeth
Robson and PRAYER by Anna raith ate also Sermons
delivered in Philadelphia aud Wilmington, Del, by Thom
as Wethersd.
Beauties of Lord Byron
Mornings at Street selection Of the hu,nof
GUS and entertaining Reports which have appeared in the
London hIorning Herald.
Received at 4 & ", Ni,sos Circulating Library, 10E
Market s,rect Sept. $.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
SEPT. 4, 1926.

Our county friends deserve credit for the promp
titude with which they have acted. The notice for
the above meeting was not published until Saturday
night, after the meeting at Scott's had adjourned
and larger and more respectable and intelligent
body Of de mocrac yeomanry were never before
convened in this Hundred on similar occasion.-
We have no doub their proceedings will meet the
hearty appreciation OF the meeting to be held next
Thursday, at Hutton's.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

1t is stated in the Donaldson iLou) Gazette, of
the 2oth lhly, tina, General WADE HAMPTON died
in Alabama, short time since, while on hls way
We believe Mr. Hampton, in his lite time, pwr ed
two very large sugar plantations on the Mississippi,
in addition to several farms in South Carolina He
is said to have on his different plantations 1000
Slaves.
The Congress at Panama organized on the 22d Of
June and addressed by Don Manuel Lorenzo de Vida
ure, Penpoenary from the Republic of Peru, to the
subjects which should occupy the deliberations of the Con-
gress.
Several attempts have been made to burn ST.
Ihomas's since the great fire. Considerable fear
exists that the negroes mediate an instruction.
The American and sever al of the Colombian vessels
IN port hoisled their flags half mast and fred minute
guns at noon when the intelligence of the death of
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson reached there.
HAVANA-A letter to the editors Of the Baltimore
american, from correspondent Havana, under date OF
18th August, says "There is now port respects-
BILE Spanish squadron consisting of ship of the line,
SIX frigates and three briggs. Another ship of the line is
expected There has mt for long time, been strong
naval force at this place the bject Of their meeting
here IS unknown, though important enterprise may
be anticipated. We have arrival to-day, in SO days
from Cadiz; nothing from the peninsula The late
and JEFFERSON No measures have been taken by the
Americans here on this occasion, and only unite
with our friends home in feelings of national IL
unusually healthy with very few of fever and
violent This, like the last season, has been mark ed by
the almost entire absence of his dreadful malady'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
ODD FELLOWS.

IF there be any belonging to the ancient atern
Il ~ of Independent Odd Fellows. in Wilmington,
Del they respectfully invited to attend Meeting Of
such at Hatos 1trueyn sign Of The Queen of Oaheite in
Wilmington, on Saturday the 10th of September 1885,
O'Clock in the evening, on business of Importance BY
quest ofan 10. L.
September S. 83-4lp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
To the Democratic Electors Of
.h'ETYr.3STLE COTLh'TY

MELLOW CITIZENS-Asthe time is at hand when you
will be called upon to elect your Legislative body,
embrace this opportunity to express my gratitude for the
confidence have hitherto reposed in and inform
you that decline being considered of those from
whom choice is to be made at the ensuing election.
Sept. a. 1926. JOHN ERWIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

10 Cowesbondents.-An anonymous communication com
planning of the mise rable condition Of and enormous
Tolls exsced on' of turnpike roads, has been re-
ceivedbut insert essays of this description with
out knowing the source whence they come.
We are obliged defer several COMMUNICATIONS for
ehnrt u,e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
ATTENTION.!
Democratic Republicans ! J!

The Democratic Republican Citi-
zens Of the Borough of Wilmington
are requested to meet at HUTTON'S
TAVERN, Queen Of Otaheite,) on
Ihursday Euening,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
FOR SALE,

FUR SALE,
EzzzA That Three Story Brick House and Lot,
HTTH1 No. 83, Market street, few doors below the
Esas Upper Market-beng Of the best stands for
G.Rxl business in the Borough The House is % feet
'front.' running back 80 feet, with three story brick kcl-
en- adjoining, with good cellar under the whole the
rooms above, all priyae,a pump of good water in the
yard. The terms will be made easy
HANCE NAFF.
few shares of stock in the Wilmington & Brandy~ine
Bank, and Philadelphia s Wilmington Turnpike, for sale
by WM ii. NAFF,
Sept. 83-t4t No. 83, Market st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
- ospcoe -
BaLtim ore, August 81.

baltimore. .augast 81.
FROM BRAZIL Captain Coffin, Of the ship
South America arrived at New York, from ST.
Salvador, brings accounts confirming the intelligence
published few days ago, Of battle having been
fought between the Banda Oriental and the Brazil
ians, in which the latter acknowledge loss of 500
men Buenos Ayres was closely blockaded and
provisions in demand. Gen. Brown had been sue.
cessful in all the battles with the Brazians Four
British and two French vessels had been condemned
at MoDtesdeo for attempt to force the blockade.
A Portuguese ship of the line had arrived at Rio /;
and ship of the line and brig were daily expec
ted from Chill, TO assist the Buenos Ayrenns; ac-
counts having been received of their departure
thence ON the first of May. Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
To all whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the January session
IN of the General Assembly Of the state of Delaware,
intend apply for divorce from my husband Elijah Jes-
ter. ELIZABETH JESTER
Milford, Del, Aug. 80, 1926 S3-4t
The Editor Of the Delaware Gazette will publish the
above four times, and send his BILL with paper containing
the advertisement, TO the advertiser, at Milford.