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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22
From the Mew- FORK Statesman.
THE AMERICAN ENSIGN

Flag ofthe planet gems!
Whose sapphire. circled dadems
stud every sea, and shore, and sky
Oh ! can thy children gaze
Upon thy silver blaze,
Nor kindle at the rays
Which led the brave of old to dici
Thou banner beautiful and grand,
Float thou forever DER our land
Flag the stripes Of fire!
Long as the bard his lofty Tyre
Can strike, thou shalt inspire our sonp.
Well sing thee-round the hearth,
Wen sing thee-on strange earth,
Wen sing thee--when we forth
To battle 60, with clarion tongue.
Flag OF the free and brave in blood,
For aye be thou the blest of God
Flag ofthe bird of Jove,
Who left the clouds and stars above,
To point the hero's lightning path;
Around thee we will stand,
With glittering sword in hand,
And swear to guard the land
Which tanned the lions earthquake wrath!
Flag of the West! be thou unfurled
I'LL the last trump arouse the world
Flag of two ocean shores!
Whose everlasting thunder roars,
From deep TO deep, IN storm and foam;
Though with the sun's red set
Thou sinks TO slumber; yet
With him in glory great
Thou rlsest and shalt share his tomb:
Thou banner beautiful and grand,
Float thou forever Ger our land
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22

expenditure of The year 1896 "a, G62, 043 90
And leaving in The Treasury, on the first
Of January 1897 estimated balance Of 6425558 81
-
Should the estimate OF receipts for the fourth
quarter prove be correct, the total amount Of
cepis for The year 1926 will have exceeded the
tai estimates presented to Congress last year, by
sum approaching four hundred thousand dollars.
or the balance OF 6,425, 5S8 81, stated, by esti-
mate, that which will be in the Treasury, on the
FIRST Of January 1927. is proper 10 remark, that il
will be subject TO the following charges: /. The
balances OF unspplied appropriations which will
main to be satisfied after the first Of January, 1897
amounting by estimate to 83425 900. 2. About
one million Of dollars 10 funds not al present efTec-
tive, particularly explained (page 81 10 the Lass
Annual Report. 5. The reservation of 81 ,000,-
600, under the fourth section OF the act OF Con-
gress, of,he third of March, 1917, entitled An aes
to provide for the redemption oil the Public Debt
The directions issued last wear to the Receivers
ard Collectors Of the Public Revenue in all parts OF
the United States, not to receive ia any payments
made to them. bank notes OF any OF the State Banks
OF less denomination than Ave dollars, continue In
full force and are lending their aid in di,counenan
cling the circulation of small notes. and substituting
in their stead greater proportion OF the metaiii.
medium.
II. Of the Public De5t.
That the precise nature and amount OF the funded icbl
Of the United States exists the present time
be seen, several descriptions of debt, Of winch il "a
composed, with the periods which they eunrae cd
and are ieleemable, will be stated.
The aggregate amount Of debt the first of Otto5t,
last Statement No. 81 IS 9}S, ISL dousTs II cents
his sum includes The Of the debt Of HE Revolt
ton amounting ,296247 TO- at AN interest Of Tires
per cen and ihc SUN Of s7,o90Q0o Subscribed e h
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
December 18th, 1926.

UgcenlbeT I2tH, 1870.
SIR: have the honor to transmit a report pre-
pared in obedience TO the directions of the j" Act
supplementary to the act, entitled An act to estab-
lish the Treasury Department. passed on the tenth
Of May, 1900.
have the honor to be. with the highes respect,
your obedien, servant,
RICHARD RUSH.
The Honorable the SPEAKER
OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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" cents for every subsequent insertion longer pro-
nor,ion Advertisers requested TO specify in writing
how ong their advertisements be inserted or they
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22
An aggregate of

o
The expenditures of tile
three first quarters Of the
year 1926, are estimated
to have amounted. Estate.
ment /, } 10
viz:
Civil, Diplomatic. and Mis-
ceilaneous, 2,c29, 531 SIS
Military service, including
Notifications, ordnance, In
dian Department, Revolu-
tionary and Military pen
sions, arming the Militia,
and arrearages prior to the
first Of January, 1917,
5,266, $50 90
Naval service, including the
gradual increasc1ofthe Ma
w, 3,32l,332 y
Public debt, e,U9o, o6l ~
And the expenditures Of the
fourth quarter are sstima-
ted at
viz
Civil, Diplomatic, and Mis-
cellaneous. 100000 "
Military service, including
Notifications, ordnance.
Indian Department, Revo
lutionsry and Military PEN
sions, nrming the Militia,
and arrearages prior to tie
first of January, 1917,
1928, 900
Naval service, including the
gradual increase of the
Navy, 100000 90
Public Debt, viz: Reimburse
ment ofpiinci-
pal, 2.oo2, SOC II
Payment of Inter-
est, eI2,51o SO
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22
TO BE RENTED.

k~vrS House and small Farm in the village Of
Ha..1 Newark, lately occupied BY the Rev SAMUEL
HsasI BELL, possession Of which will be given the
Il sEsasl, 18th day Of March next.
Inc Farm contains about forty Of arabic land and
meadow, good order, and conveniently divided. The
improvements good brick DIV cling house and kiioh-
en- with brick barn, carriage house and other out build
Mgs.
This property would be very suitable for family who
might be DESTROYS Of removing TO Newark 10 educate chill
dten There excellent semnaries in that village
ne Newark Academy, which under the direction Of the
nv A. H. RUSSELL, aided by two assistants i'll which boys
are taught the Latin and Greek Iargnages, Mathematics,
%cand school for young Ladies under the direction Of
The Rev. SAMUEL BELL in which taught the useful and
ornamental branches Of Female Education.
For terms apply in Wilmington 10 Mrs. MARY BLACK or
TO he snhsc iber in Newcastle J X BLACK.
Nov 81 1896 H-9uf
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Statements and C, connected with this document
are reserved for separate communication.
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\ FARM AND MILLS FOR RENT

,x&s~:.A The subscriber wishes to let lease
Tia Tor a term Of years the high and healthy farm
MksStW whereonhe resides, together with the mills
tsssSiE3 separate. The farm consists OF 500 acres
Vt land 40 of which are wood the remainder upland anG
meadow under high state of cuvaolf The mills are
gis and saw mill, good orderhe machinery all new
and of the best kind This farm has been long known 70
oe one Of the best and healthy in the STATE II IS
situated in 20 d neig,borhood of mile from New
Ak, on the Port DEPOSIT road, with the Christians running
through t-sfordng full supply of water tor the mills
or particulars arp t" the subscriber the premises or
% ESocn RoBEnrs Wilmington JAMES RAY.
New Ark, Dec. a, 1896 1O--tf
n d. 60 or 70 tons of best upland timothy and white
'loser HAY for sale on the premises. J. X.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-22

Loan Of five millions, under
The &C, of Congress Of the
26th Of May, 1924, 5000, 900 90
Making, with the balance in
the Treasury on the first
Of January, 1925, Of 1916, 597 Is
An aggregate of as,7s7,4 IS
The actual expenditures Of the United
States, on all accounts, during the year
1925, amounted statement ~ to % 53j,eo4 70
Civil, diplomatic, and mscel-
laneous 27dB 544 so
Military Service, including
fortficat ordnance, III
dian Department, Revolu-
tionary and Military PEN
sions, arming the militia.
and arrearages prior to the
first of January, 1917, 5699,83l IL
Naval Service, including the
gradual increase of the
Navy, 3o4e OBS Sc
Public debt, 12095,344 70
Leaving balance in the Treasury, the
first Of January, 1926, Of S5.20l.G50 as
The difference, amounting TO S8241l S. between tbis
balance and that stated tile last Annual Report from the
Treasury which s5,2 ,o61 70, is owing 10 The ba.
lance last year having been given estimate only Ac.
tua settlement has fixed il at the sum stated
The actual receipts into the Treasury during The three
first quarters of the year 1885, estimated lave
amounted to Sl9,5s5 932 -
viz;
Customs l8O31, 426 Sc
Public Lands Statement G. 1o53,96l %
Dividends on Stack in the
Bank of the United States 4O2,5Oo 90
Arrears OF internal duties and
direct taxes and incidental
receipts, Statement HI 304o2 70
Repay'ts of advances made
in the War Department,
tor services supplies
prior to the first OF July,
1915, 1851 G5
And the actual receipts into the Treasury
during the fourth quarter Of the year, are
estimated at 6,s0o.oo0 Go
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Making the total estimated
expenditure of The year 1896, 24,662,0
And leaving in the Treasury, on the first
Of January, 1927, an estimated balance Of 6425,5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

mr. Tn. ENQUIRER published twice week generally,
and iree time week the Session OF the State Legsa-
the heretofore, Five Dollars per annun,
n,vblr in advance Note, Of Chartered speeePayny banks
ouiy) will be received payment. The Editors Will susan
?. ike safety RENTING them by mail; the postage 81 all let
tiers being paid by the WRITERS.
u No paper will he discontinued (ut at the discretion oil
he Edors,) until all arearages have hesn PAID up.
ar Whoever will gusrsntee the payment OF nihe papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Fns insertion IS cents-esch
continuance, so cents. -,
No advertisement. inserted until has either teen paid
for or assumed by person in this city its envron'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
Pmbiic Sale of Lands, Lots, &c.

WILL be sod in cafkesvie Meekenburg county, Va
w "Wednesday the s day Of January next far II not the
next fair day the following LOTS AND LANDS, belonging
tthe estate Richard Apperson dee credit of one,
and ee years. the puchsr giving bonds with approved
cury and deed of trust on The property u secure the pay
mtnt n every instance: 49, ..
one Lot in Of ClaIke,ville, on which comfort
recommendation OF family other 10, which there =
small house half OF the tobacco warehouse and lot and
adjoining the .ad town. consng I0scres, Of superior
quality on whchs good g aud MILL one other tract
bundled acres Of land; which there comfor
tahc and necessary out houses Tor the accom-
mediation Of large family, on the main road leading TO Milton
NC.
The above will he without and continue iiow
day to day, until the whole are sold 49,
Mr. CLARK Iioyser, OF Clakeve will hew any of the
day Of sale. WM TONNES, Ex'r
Off. App,rson, dec.
NIocLI Dec I2--N2l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
.NEV ES4aBLISRAfEWT.

MANN S. VALENTIN having gwen Mr.. Carpenter
VA in bis business will hereafter he carried
under f Mann s. Valentine Co.. they have
bye Fly aud Exitom New York. part Of their Fall Sup
ply and expee, by the Bolivar from the place and Atlas
from lxladepha the balance, which will make their
peif very complete They offer the following FdTL MD
New York and Philadelphia the lowest auction prices with
Cash
supetfne AMI middling quality cloth. and eassmeres
Middlibg quality and common do
SudAi fine hue and common cassines
Kose aud point blankets
White, red, yellow and green aannes
Booking baize aud printed lannels
Plan snd figured bombazGts e.
Snperfne aud common. Caroline paids
best quality black bombazine
Brown AMI green shaded aud silk striped Goren,ine
ticie for Ladies'Fresses
Plain and figured bIadkaqd eoloured levantnes
Merino and cashmere sh1wh
Imitation and cloth d.
Cotton aud sik handkerchief Of every kind
Tartan plfid aud canbles for cloaks
splendid assortment Of swan,dossn toinet and silk striped
Valencia
Ladies' silk, cotton and worted hosiery
80 pieces eaeoe comprising an elegant assortment Of pat
terms aud quality
PLAIN, 70, IN, sewed anil tambourcd book n.dfin
Swi.s, plain aud figured do. mulls
4 and 8 a can,bric and aeonet
fish li1ens, lawns aud linen cambrios
Bifi'seye, Russia aud table diapers
Bfswn aud black Hollands
Engnsh aud German Jiuen, for servants wesr
200 i1eFes coloured dometics, 81 and I'D wide
10 bales sheetings aud shiriings
Supeshne aud common bedtifkinr
Al bohbinet lace thread and bohLnet do,
Thread edgng and handsome cotton DO
Plus needles oreIs aud Caks spool and no' cotton and
hall do.
Ladie eullemep. buc beaver ssstiu kid, castor and
silk gloves
Elegant shaded and belt ribb,ns
Grape, lsse Italian and Canton grapes
With great many other stticss which are dposed 10
sell at reasonable prices for cashsA =
Dee. IS. 65,-et MASNs. VALENTINE Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.

Groceries, Domestic Goods, Sc.
n ~ ~ sacks Salt, Liver poolilIed
S&0 81 hlds. ST. Croix and Museovado Sugars
Az bbls refined do assorted
100 bags green coffee
80 do Java do
10 boxes perial and gunrowder teas
1t hhds English Island molasses
E8 punoheous Antigua rum
~ do Jamaica 10
8 pipes ine old Cognac Brandy
p quarter ma" rlP o tsupsrior SICILY FIVE
20 bbs very old 5,hproof rye whiskey
81 do 4ih do do
80 tons assorted bar iron
5 do plough plates
Dlisteted and German Steel
Persons nailsand btads
. shot assorted
Half do bar lead
SIS Kegs D.lloua powder
GO boxes tal9w candles
10 casks cheeye
40 Pernsmbuco OK hide,
Gap,teIter aud wrapping pad Pr
Cotton and wool cards
Ginger, PerPer and rmento
Nutnegs, birthstone aud saIipetrs
Indgo, copperas and alum
HlssdeT, Muscaiel raisins
Soft -helled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Dennii-huk Stoneware
Oknabur Is and t'cklenhurgs
5000 lbs. cotton ya.l assorted
50 bales 1880 SO inch brown .heeEuE Prom the Unio
do, fine cotson shitlings Manufactory .
do bed ticking Mary land.
9 cases paids aud Stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sent. dO-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03

Credit Sale of Negroes.
an the 18th day January o26, w be offered at public
W auction, nj Gloucester courthouse, eighteen or twenty
likely NEGROES, on credit OF six months
f. j. THRuSToN, admir-
Dec. 80. 72-tds of Z. II. Fox, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
yTyE Stockholders Of the Mecancsvile Turnpike Comp"
ny ae hereby required 10 before the 18th day
of next Eve dollars eachshare held by them res
pecfiyrIy In the cap tai stock OF the said company
= Ijy order of the President and Directors,
Dec ga 72---yvid, & NJ CARRlNGTON, tensf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17

private latter from Corfu confirms tue Statement
OF i'rahom Pacha having ut egnth summoned the gar
tison Of issoloughi to surrender pain of military
execution IN the event OF refusal
The Tweed fitting at Portsmouth 10 take mn, ,I,o r.
fish Consul to ST. Dommgo vice Port a Prince
has been appointed.
On the nights OF the st nd Cd JAM n tremendous sor,
was experienced at Bordeaux vessel was and
others broke from their moorinss. The extent OF the
damage was not knowu.
The Liverpool Mercury savs-Our troens !, I,d;, ora
dying by hundreds and the cunning Burmese appear To he
practising in Asia the Fabian mode of warfare-bey
leaving the climate 10 do the business the scimtar
Inc vast quantities of cotton grown in Ecyp, ver.
produced from few seeds which Frcnclnan
IN his pocket, when he employment of the
sent Vceroy II is called ylneL the name of ,,c r,nnh
man.
The building at SIarscillcs of ships war for the Vice
roy of Egypt is stopped.
letter from Paris gives tho following view, IF ,. p
Don government. France is in governed nv couS,
tution consisting of four articles: l. the laws shall he made
by TWO Chambers appointed by the Ministry H. five Jour
haS snail ENJOY free permission speak on all subjects
except the i"ilcs OF the Royal family ILL., promotion i'm
the Royal Guard shall be and all Iaccs filled nm
solely ON The ton of the Jesuit. who
S MINISTER'S ~ the JesutS and the $4,000 young priests
who are devoted 10 them may commit every CT ne
excepted, without being prosecuted by law.
-
COLOMBIA.-Thc editors of the Baltimore Aner;c, ,
u!t. ~ ~
The Colomhiano OF the last date con,airs an official
noicaton copied from the Bogota Gazette, of the cx
change of the racatons the treaty between Colombia
and Great Britain.
CARACAS, Feb. %.
The Gaceta dc Colombia sta es that on the n, or In,
His Excnency the Vice President of the Rcpublic in
charge ct the government, signed usual form the
eNcquator necessary give effect the Commissions of
the British Consus her by King of the United
Nhsno OF Great Britain and Ireland, consequence Of
the British government having complied with the formali
teS winch were wanting i'll the former commissions
we learn from the paper that His EXCELLENCE the
beraior, left the city of La on the 10Th of Scut m
proceed to Poos, there await the deputaon from the
buenos Ayrean government. Fhe Colombian division
unner General Cortlova, had moved to Cohaboma.
The Assembly of Upper Peru had solicited the Liberator
10 nterpoSe his Influence, in order permit Cen Sucre TO
remain for sope years at the head that Republic Bv
ese accounts we learn that sod had delivered over the
command of Caao Colonel ANA, on account of his
own serious Illness The public tranquility OF those vast
provinces continued undisturbed.
Ahe following is an extract of private letter.
"CARTHA0 BNA.Several corvcttcs have arrival bere
9n the grand expedition against Cuba which island is
said TO be ripe for revolt"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17

FROM ne baltimore .iMericu?l Of March
We nave been politely favored with file of Nassau N
Ppapers to the 9Th inst inclusive, brought by the schooner
Leo captain Claxton arrived here yesterday It contains
the latest intelligence, by da Us from London in b.
Following article dated
KINGSTON, (JaR.) Fob. is, 1896.
an ARRIVAL at the Norshsde London evening paper
IF the 18th u has been received. BY this means we
that the doubts that have hitherto hung succession
10 The throne of Russia, length speled by intclli
gence rom ST. Pctersburgh announcing procamatio
ci the Grand Duke Nicholas Emperor That crisis 50
remarkable should be passed without violence or bbed
were utterly mprObabe it cannot therefore, excite srnse
10 learn thar the procanations of two
have produced strong expression of resentment and
lance from the military adherents of Constantine Accord
ing the statement that given appears that after
ehoas had been proclaimed, the oath of allegiance was adj
Asereh to the troops; but on that mark of obedience
being required from the regiment of Constantine the an
swer INA TOee I'VE have already taken an oath OF
allegiance to one emperor, and that hold sacrcd-e c
take another" scene is then said IN nav,
followed such exhibited the determination T rho
revolving Sepoys at Barrackaporethe regiment of Con-
stantne had to sustain the attack their fellow soldiers
adheTing to Nicholas-benea which they fnalIv st,cc
bed, after considerable Subsequently, the
shot o " S'
rhis military cferrecence was however succeeded nv
anquli'ty the people took part in the affair and at the
datc OF the advces communicating these interesting
cpars perfect order rcsued throughout the Russian Ca
pita
we are hitherto entirely in the dark on the origin
ond true cause of the extraordinary coqiry of these in
eTal Brothers who in their have coyly rejected 4
crown that IT were idle reason on the cause TIA, ma
nave hnay determined icholas to yield point But
TOR the ImEno5iy Of Constantine at Warsaw his condct
might have been suspected the result Of oic,l fo,,
ms presence IN tho Capital was essential had he despn
60 10 mount the throne Of Russia, that settled reoluo,
tn resign his claim could alone have detained hin, IN .,
OF inaciion IN the capital of Poland. The Roman T,n
Ioi Constantine, whose the Russian bears vas
York, when the father died; from that place no
TOOK morse 10 Dover and crossing Calais rode lav ana
night to Rome, and by his activity secured the throne. r,
next aovlces will perhaps shew whether Constantine can
be considered To have been pivy tn the resistance If i
l,at rF