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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19

!. n Third Candidate The New York Statesman.
paper which, from ITS commencement. has up
held the merits and claims of Governor GLINroN.
OF New York, and which has. we believe, ever
(and lustlv) enjoyed his confidence, with all the
warmth OF generous friendship rcsents the a,per
sons against the political character of that gentle
man, which have recently been throwp out The
Statesman goes farther, and very distinctly propo
ses him as a candidate for the Presidency, in The
following terms:
We speak what we believe when we say, that
were Governor CLINTON. even now, (and as some
would think, at late day. notwithstanding the
election : more than year hence,) TO be pre-
seiited to his tellowcizens for the office of Pre-
sdcht- unsupported a, he is, BY the political par
fthans who have distracted the Government by
fheir controversies, Whnhaye converted the seat of
our National Legislature into the arena Of party
warfare. who have changed the halls OF Congress
INTO Inc chambers Tor secret cabal, who have said
tiat every other candidate would be without hone
brcause they have not been selected at asIIinu-
ton--Ae would carry dsmav TO the hearts OF those
WHO nnw believe that there is but one battle to be
lougtlt, but ono enemy to lie conquered
tnder all the present disadvantages we believe
that Mr.. CLIHroN, assaulted as he j., and sustain
ed by those who would alone sustain him for the
hollors which he has won. and the honor lie deserves:
Tor The public good he has done, and for the pub
lic good he can do; BY those who do not follow
party politics as profession; uouM ieare his com
petifors. far behind.'
we ito not say that this movement proceeds
from Mr.. CLIFTON himsclf but coming from sin
ccre friends OF his, we consider it as a nomination
OF that eminent citizen as third candidate for
the Presidency, Wit. Intel,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19

deceived some oi lie best Mean,nc 49,
tlmes-Who, without sufficiently wciohno M 80. ~
hltlty Of the quarter from. which il c,,no ~. Nv
cessitv Of proof to sub-aa,iate sae c, WY ~
the injustice Of condemning i1ia.ttiaY, s,,:.'
hitherto without rcpronch. iii ,l,>;,n,n, ~, N'h
ton, have hastily Pronounced tleir enn,c,a,
ASK those who have thus acted how they ."alI
ablde similar procedure on their own raSs W,
IS character worth. it held BY 50 t,ail tonne ~"
the breath OF political rival. Shall Clav-u1.os.'
hai'ed throughout thus western hemisphere as ~
champion Of liberal principles, not the tame ana
obedient attendant on public opinion. hut ,he NH
er-not the cold Spectator on its never co, 49,.
changes, but the master spirit guiding and d;roo,
ing it-shall he be thus readily supposed quiIty Is
"a low and dirty intrigue for a subordinate Office
Standing high on the pinnacle of fame is il proh,
Bile, my iellow-citizens, that he would descend thn
low But why need refer now to the nnreasnn
ableness OF tins foul charge. Ills own masterlr
view OF the accusation. its circumstances and Y
authors, has Frustrated all in the dust. yirrin,,ns
you are too generous and Just to unite IN MAIN,
nant persecution OF one OF ourselves. lie isay;s
sinlan. We have abundant reason to be proud u
such brother. 1t is not our habit to act the ston
mother. II heretofore you have listened to the
laise aud malignant calunnlcs, so often and ca
boldly repeated as to be some excuse for your era
dulity, now at last when convinced of his ;nno.
cence do him justice. You must rejoice with al
good men that this great advocate of human riph,,
alter passing the fiery ordeal, shines with un,limp
lshed lustre, and you cannot but take pleasure IN
dong hn and Yourselves Justice hy defending \,
Their than accusing him. The innocence Of Mr.
Clay established, it follows Of conrse that the N,
lection to Mr. Adams on account Of any suppospl
bargain falls to the ground.
In my next Shall take up the interesting maui.
ry, which Of the rival candidates has Given he mas
satisfactory pledges, that he will faithfully ami
wisely discharge the duties of the office, and what
will be the probable influence Of the election d
either on the general Welfare of the republic.
A FARMER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19

UnstiRgton, Ociobpr a.--The following extract
y a letter from respectable correspondent fur
Isles satisfactory Assurances that the threatened
aa,tities with oar Northwestern indians will. in
Al probability be ayerelby the surrender, on their
paft Of the mnudefers Of our cti2ens.-IHtet.
sOn Monday following the u september, Wan
nlg-soolh. kan, the Red Bird, and Wee kaw, OF
the sun. came III at Prairie IA Chen, accompani
ed By one ilantet and fourteen 4 the principal
men Of Their nation. and voluntarily surrendered
themselves. The ceremonies attending tie sur
render Of the Red Bird, CARRYING in hs hand
white flag. and two of his chief, an American fla.
eaca, aud his death song. a. sung by himself were
ali very imposing the Red Bird Shot and scalped
Gasnier--and Wee kaw sea- ped the child. These
are tie outra.es committed here, and these are
lie persons guilty Of them
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19

-Iare Refaaton The following extract Of etterfon
itufas Mlnilre, Esq recently elected Congress in York
distnc Name, will put extingsher on the boast Of M
Opposition, that he is a jackson man:
august Is, 1827-Seyeral years Since said and re-
peatedy put il paper, that vas in favor OF M Adam,
Tor President have never sad any thing 10 the contra
ry My enemies then affected disbceve it, denied
aud somc ni my friends are unwilling 10 believe it, Ws
then SAID true and sinceie am now declared Nv
those Interested IN ds,oitns my opinions and nv sen
ncnt, 10 be Jackson man, when it was well known d
every one VII" has ever coneese With the subject
have freely and uniformly declared my opinion that Gen
eral Jackson was not suitable for President more
especially when compared 10 MIR Adams. now say to
you what have uniformly SAID both HE friends and on
ponents Of AIR. Adams Administration, ii at have held
and s hold myself free approve on eapproye OF ,bs
measures OF the Administration, my dgmtn nj may die
'ate-,hat so far l. . general approve those measures
ana tninK NE Administration entitled 70 support--tha!
dtsberve all the stories about cofruption and think til
Presidents motives are pure and patriotic and lis stats.
n.anship and abilities unquestionable."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
Trim The Q@i4f Ga.st.c

.atempt ef al Easlets 6h1utr a o.t-A yery s;np,l,
lccuIre happened The wee Mt r. last in the p, l,l
VI s.. AubfOse, a9n1f miles from, Tins civ rwo
aays, the seven and b. orr, fVe years Ia amused
Themselves 10 adjoining fed, III, cap uhle then
tarens we're u dinUer 4 Large eagle soon came sailing
oEea 'hem and wih sWoop attempted se,ze he elcs
ou' nckiy missed nm. The bird not al all ,ls,nayeJ al
ca the ground ~ short distance and in lew moments
repeated the attempt The bold lule fellow defended
ihTse against is sei &C antagonist, with the sekl h d
very fortunately n lis hand ad when the ,lrd rgsred
iei wing, and the blow having bee, gwen strongly wen
traue The RIBS, and passing through the liver proved III
siaatIY .ta he eagle afterwards sold Is ,r chas
eer 10 has stulfed and placed in his museum where
4 may nov be i is The Ring Jailed or Il ssan Fap.
HE @itss expand upwards of SIX ieet Us s.imach vas
opened and found entirely empty The e boy did MOI
-ceNc scratch Had the eagle seized him, is Al, NJ
VI ~ are Vt uncommon s'ren, and about an inch aud
iait llg r, mus have iaceia'c lin dieadialy There \
httic dnabt woR the bird was much weakened H.
hinge, that bio" Of two from its hess would have torn
os ~ eyes and with the instinct pceuaro birds Of prey
or0ten ~ moment NE thin pats of tic knl about the
eye and anos Instantly destroyed Ri, HE
Several Eagles Of tins Species breed il the high Capcs
abon' Can Iourmenc, below St Joachim Ia thn an
they feed chiefly upon fowl aud The c,fcascs of tsf
ntten carving Of! IA, &c turkey e. oe in hcir elan
from The barn tnnfs
The present is lie irs @e authenticated instance az
helr attacking chie n tins country, which has come
to our knowledge
man who was lately executed at Niagara. u.
c. earnestly begged of the Court the favor Of seeing
the condemned ship 60 over the Falls Of Niagara.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
From Stephen Simpson, Mercury, Of oct. g.


handsome majoriiy. On tho. roint NO pounr cau
be entertained but there i = L;nh nhl;gat;nn ~.
posed upon every friend TO the hero If Orleans 10
rallY prsr,s,ote to the no,ls fur NJ Uemnb;ll and
thus augrneht our majority q nxII11ANT I'M.
uMPH WE SHOULD BE SATISFIED WITH
NOTHING LESS THAN ONE THOUSAND
MAJORITY over the Tacuba "a bunt;nr amb,sso.
dor, Mr.. John Sergeant,
We rive the above as 4 samnIe of the lancuare.
held by the Jackson presses and file jackson men
before tho election. 10 lno,. m, MAT thav w;ll
offer as an anolovy FIR thc !. s;rnsl n,nner., !,
which ,fey have heep DEFEATED
rbuoye,,,b;o press
GREENcAsTiE, Pa, Der. IO-Si@ns Of Hr
Times in Ppnnsyirauia.- the Senate il. tIis
election district
9dal''Aan4t'on Mr.. Fullerton, SOL
9ofAson W. smih' y
n.;or;., =. p.ua go
Fur ne Assembly - XII I,;.tr;ct
Pobinson. ~ w..o, 'Ae"s0A' .,
Reynoki, 9ql n smith. r.,
Iictlin. go Ward, l25
In Merccrsburg and T.outon. the Two adioinine
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

nz,Lh rs offered 70 private saie,a FuhtG-
fsrsI...lag3 "a Jhe Farn, situated in Pencader
tsssu8as hundred, Newcastle County, Del a.
ssssssZ2-- -zs bout mile south ofEcwark; adioin-
ing lands Of r H. llotzbeckcr, the heirs OF Will
liam Lindsey, :. c., Zachariah Jones, and others,
containing LOG acres, "inore or less" Ibis Farm
Is on black oak and hickory soil. in high state
Of cultivation, and equaled by few in the neigh.
bourhool;--it is well adapted to all kinds Of
dresses and G,ain;-has on il a young thriving
orchard of about one hundred trees Of choice
fruits an excellent bottom meadow, through
which runs a never falling stream; and seven til
lages OF fields, all un,!er good fence, The i'm
provcmens are Il two story log dwelling house,
we'll weathcr-boarded outside and lathed and
plastcred inside. having three rooms down and
four up stairs, with first rate cellar under the
whole.-Also, kitchen adjoining, with pump
Of excellent water at the door; stone milk
house and a smoke house; frame barn, nearly
new. with excellent s,abling underneath, suiH
cent to hold ten or twelve head Of horses, be-
sides mich COWS, calves, &C. Further descrip.
ton is deemed unnecessary, as it is expected
that any wishing to purchase will view the prem
iscs which the subscriber, living thereon, can
show, and make known the conditions Of sale.
JOHN PITNER.
MAY %, 1927 SIT.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07
pARKER'S pANACEA.

The Proprietor of Parkcr's Panacea has
the satisfaction of laying before the public,
the following recommrndatory notice of his
Medicine from Dir. Edwin A. Atlce, high
ly respectable practitioner in Philadelphia.
"fiay ing been requested to state, what ex-
ncyicnce have had Of the efficacy of Park
cr's PanQcea, ! am enabled to say, that
three patients, who have used of the bottles
preeputcd for trial, have evidently derived
great benefit. The first is a respectable fe-
male, who laboured under extreme Scrofu-
lous debility, in which the stomach partici-
pated iargcly--its digestive functions being
much tisordered. After taking one bottle,
her health was improved-her appetite, di
gcston, and complexion meliorated; and in
the use of tho second bottle, her GONZALES
cence is speedy.
The second, is the son OF board nicr-
chant, who suffers with the hip-disease, a
scrofu!ous affection or carries of the neck OF
the thigh bouc. Previously to the use of
parker's Panacca, he had habitually suffer
cd great pain in the affected part, and his
general health was much impaired. He has
taken nearly two bottles. and his parents say
he has been more free Of pain than before,
while his general health is fast improving.
The third is Lady, whose disease is
supposed to be Rheumatic--and who has
lone suffered with an extensive ulcer of the
leg. resisting the remedies prescribed by
two regular and eminent physicians, who
apprehcnded the loss of the limb by gan
CREME. By request, l called to see her to-
day; viewed the ulcer, which is now not
more than fourth, in diameter and depth,
of what it was originally-is much less swol-
len, very slightly painful-and she says she
has received mare benefit from the two bot
ties of Parker's Panacea. than from any
medicine that had been before administer
ed"
II the above recommendatory notice is cal
culated to benefit the proprietor. i, is at MS
service, K. A. ATLEE.
l4I;u SfL mo 20 1907
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

In Justice to myself, have been induced 20
reply to a false ,rd unjustiliable attack made
upon me and others by Swain, the ycnder OF 4
certain Panacea in this city. do this also, in or
der to remove from the public mind, the false
impressions which may arise out of his pompous
and incorrect statement III the public prints -
Mr.. Swain wishes 10 establish the belief that he
is the sole patentee of the celebrated Panacca,
upon which he has built his fortues; and not sat-
sfictl with asserting this he goes on TO condemn
all others as spurious and false limitations Now
nothing is more entirely destitute ofTRUTH. l
have been acquainted with the 0J' oniG1NAL RE
cipE FROM WHICH SWAIN MASrFAcTUhEs MS MED
icIxE, FOR UPWARDS OF TEN YEARS. lr WAS on
rAINEn rRoM MY FArHEG-!T-LAw, WHO NOW RE-
SIDES IN THE STATE or New YORK, WHO HAS Us
En- 1T ron THIRTY YEARS, ANp PERFORMED IESC-
,iIpABLE ExTnAoRnISAEY CURES WITH 1T. In
epery case where have administered this medl-
cine, its powerful virtues have not been known
TO fail: this, of itself, and have certificates to
substantaic the fact, would give the lie to MIR.
Swain's bare assertion Perfectly satisfied as |
am, with the increasing orders for it, which are
reaching me from various parts OF the Union, |
should not have thought it necessary to make
this plain statement of the relative merits of the
case, had not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Pdnacea and complained Of his extortionate
price, remarking to him that she could purchase
mine for half the money, advised her no, to take
any of it for fear it might produce fatal conse-
qucntcs, and went on to say that it was not gen
uine. Thousands of persons who are now en-
ioying the blessings Of health established by its
use, will bear me out of this assertion, THAr
"PARKER's RENovArINs VEGErABLE PANAcEA"
Is, IN EVERY RESPECT, Equal TO SwArM's, AND
CAN DE TAKEN IN ALL CASES WHERE HIS HAS PRov-
ED EYFIcAcloUs, WITH SECURITY AND FREEDOM.
| AND DO SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTION,
| Ann ICAN EsrA BLIsu THE FACT BEYOND THE POSI-
nIL1rY OF DouBT-ruAr My MFncrsE and HIS
ARE ONE hsp THE SAME THING, WITH TIE Egckr-
TIoy OF ANE MrRcuRIAL pREPaRATioN.
JONN A, PARKER.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07
fC'oMmunicG,ior.1

Those WHO have had an opportunity Of
attending .he course of Lectures, now about
10 close, in this Borough, and delivered by
Mr. Joha finch, on the science OF Geology,
&c. have been instructed and Interested
much beyond thcjr previous anticipations'--
In SO concise and SO lucid manner, has be
gone on to unfold to his class, the secrets and
the beauties Of the science; and TO display
to them, feature BY feature, the Internal
structure Of the o,b on which we live, that
he has, in few short weeks, impressed up
on their minds such a general knowledge oi
the subject, as would require months to OBJ
tain, by the common course of study. his
illustrations OF the Classification of fossils;
and his exhibition OF the various specimena,
which he tool, pains to famiiarizc to the
eyes CT his pupils, has likewise given to them
practical idea of Miner alogy, that they
could by no other means acquired Il IS to
be regretted, however, that comparative
few only of our inhabitants, have had the
advantage of these lectures, owing to the fact
that sufficient early publicity was not given
of their commencement, by the proposer.-
Many, thus, were ignorant OF the circum-
stance, who would have otherwise ayaied
themselves Of so favorable an opportunity
to become acquainted, with the too little
known geological arcana of our Globe.
We could wish, on this account, that Mr..
Finch would repeat his course of Lectures
in this Borough. Another Glass; it is pre-
sumed, would be readily formed; and the
youth of both sexes in our town. (the vicini-
tv of which is fertile in Mineral productiens)
would, by storing their minds with knowl-
edge of this interesting science, be capable
Of receiving increased pleasure from their
rides and their rambles through the country
The quantity Of Porter brewed annually
IN London is /, ,eoO, 900 barrels, or 4s 900. .o0o
nallons. \Vhitebread & Co. alone, manu-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

The ship L,rd Amherst, from Canton,
with 8,400 packages teas, arrived at Halifax
9th inst.
The Warren, Pennsylvania Gazette men,
tions that Miss Sarah Owen, recovered last
week FIVE hundred dollars damages in suit
against Johnson Wilson, for a breach OF prom
Use.
There arrived at Quebec up to the 18th
Of May, the present year, l26 vessels with
1922 settlers. Up to the same period last
year, only sixteen vessels arrived, with Sc
settlers
Sir John Copley, who has risen to such
distinction in England, and is now Lord
Chancellor, is a native of Boston, and is the
son of our Justly celebrated painter. John
Singleton Copley, II. A.
At late military training in Pike town
ship, Bradford county, Penn. man named
Evetts. aged 73, was killed by Nathaniel
Platt: previously to the murder, Platt had
nearly gouged out both oft old mans eyes.
The money lately stolen from the Ohio
state Treasury has been all recovered, and
il is believed that all the persons concerned
il the theft have been arrested.
Winter, says the Pendeton Is C.) Mes
srncer, OF the 9Th ult. is ''still lingering IN
the lap If May" Every morning brings
frost and the crops OF corn and cotton have
been seriously injured. Wheat is yet safe,
and the prospect Of fruit promising.
A squirrel huut tool; place near Brookvlie,
in the tth Concession of fonge, Y. Canada,
consisting Of q individuals, when 1914 squir-
reis were killed. One person produced ll6
tails, and another l9i.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Pierce Conncly, Capt. Francis Desauque.
OF Philadelphia, to Miss .4nA T.. Loeke'man,
OF this Borough.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

No doubt remains ofthe success of Mr.. Brn-
ncvs great rntcrpr.se Of forming road under the
rhams,. he work is finished for the distance
aF so feet. We presume the whole width of
tho Thames nj that point, little exceeds 900 feet.
Tho n. Y. Times says, il is not easy to conceive
tha, passcnsers will leave daylight, and the bus
Ne o, life in the open air, to descend into this
caycmous abyss, drrary with lamp-light, and
where the settling ofthc masonry may pour the
Thames on them heads.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

The publication of the laws being no" I'M
she'd We shall, in future, devote larger
,hare of our paper to miscellaneous MAKER
and news.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07
Vegetable Renovating Panacea-
Carefully prepared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal to any now in use
FOR THEsCURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putrid Sore Th1oat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.

letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
1t is particularly beneficial in Rheumatisms, its
effects being such as completely to remove the
complaint.
In all cutaneous diseases, or affections of the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine that has been
more eniinently successful. In the early stages
of Consumption it will be found of eminent SER
vice. 1t affords effectual relief in Sylphitis,c
and Mercurial Diseases.
Several cases Of Jaundice have been radically
removed by the use Of only a few bottles.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, is taken away by
its powerful virtues; and where Children are
concerned it is known to be salutary operative
and for that purpose kept by families to be used
in the complaints incident to the change of the
seasons.
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and is
equal to any now in use; it is carefully prepared
from the original Recipe,
by JOHN A. PARKER.
Directions for using this Medicine, and certifi-
Gates from respectable persons who it has radio
aHy cured of various confirmed diseases, accom-
pany each bottle.
This Panacea has been highly recommended
by many respectable Physicians, and Professors
in the Unirerity Of Pennsyluania. 1t has per-
formed remarkable cures, after all the efforts of
experience and skill have failed. A timely use
of it will prevent Consumptions, as it carries off
the complaints that terminate in this fatal wide
spreading disease. 1t is well known fact, that
more die with this disease than Of any other to
which the human family are exposed. Indeed,
it has spread to such an alarming extent and is SO
certain in its operation, when once it has got the
ascendency, that We cannot be too carefulin nip.
ping in the bud the diseases that generate it.
In cases where Mercury has been used, the ef-
fects Of which remain in the SYSTEM it is an inval
tabj 10 tha motif f,,t;o, tn
its wonted vigor and soundness, and completely
| eradcatcs the evils that attend it, and many
more can bear testimony to its good effects il.
| this partjcular.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

The quantity Of Porter brewed annually nnu any
in London is 1000, 900 barrels or fo'1uo'oup
gallons. Whitebread u 20: alons' manu-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-07

.a,ioa So; tAe city IS estimated al about 300.
600 persons.
The Canandian Spectator mentions. that
one-seventh part of the soil Of Upper Cana
ta belongs to the Episcopalian clergy, who
however at present minister to only one
twentieth part of the population. This fea-
ture in the system of course keeps large
portion of the country uncultivated aud a
large part of the people dissatisfied.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

1t appears from an official statement,
that o. the 623 adult persons admitted
into the Baltimore Aims House dn inr
the Year ending April, 1926 fce ham
bred and fifty fou1 were positively
ascertained TO have been reduced 10 tbt
necessity of being placed there by
drunkenness; and itie believed that a
"onside able portion Of the remaining
% were reduced to the same necessii,
either remotely or directly, BY the SAM,
cause; 10 addition 10 which it shouis.
he iorther remarked, that of the great
numher ofchlldren who are always ir
he House scarce an insfaf,"e occurs o.
'ne beng placed there who has no,
"eeu rfGuced 10 that Necessity by the
hi'n perance oil Gle OF both Of its pa
rents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

10 The Berkeley i JeGs son Farmers
HE Undersigned has had his PLASTER
d MILL r. pared. and IT now is in complete
order. Any farmer from distance that comes,
can have ton at Plaster ground, and loaded ia
the space of one hour, from tie time of,s re.
cePnon. Also, PLASTER for ssE, either By
tuu " 1lsuel. mos u eLAGH.
March l-at