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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
POCKET BOOKS.
"A. 4 II WILSON,
No. 1O5, MARKET STREET

HAVE just received an assortment OF Pocket Books
among which are
LADIES' and Cen,lemens Pocket Books with silver and
Steel spring clasps, and finished in elegant style.
Ladies' Gilt Morocco Pocket Bouks, with needle ant
'n'eaa cases, silver and steel spring clasps, &c.
itnsa Leather, Morocco, Horse Skim and Ca'f Skin
TocSet Books and Wallets. plain and gill; various sizes
nm Clasps and straps.
a's'-a variety Of and low price Pocket Rocks
q. & II. IVilson hare also for sale,
Hand Box and Bonnet Boards, Writing, Letter. and Wrap
,"ng PAPER, Qus Ink Powder, Ink OF superior quality,
nes, Slate and Lead Pencils Water Colors. Camels Hair
enc,- Inks,and-, Sun Glasses, Elegant Fancy Boxes,
windsor and Fancy Soaps Of the best quality and general
sssottmet Of School Books and stationer,-a OF which
sil he sold AZ retiucei orces
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A Commercial Convention is spoken Of in the
New York papers, apparently as sort of set OH
to the Harrisburg Convention Of Manufacturers
The New York Times earnestly advocates the proc
position !" as highly important, and the only one
adequate to the sency.' The proposition il
said, also, to meet with very general app citation
among those most interested in t.--.sat. intsi.
mineral spring has been discovered in jacob street,
New York III medicinal quail is said to be suerio.
10 the waters Of Ballio@n. 1t reached by boring.
Steamboat E.aplosaon.-A jury in England has
returned verdict oil manslaushter against the
Engineer Of a Steamboat, for the bursting of the
boiler, by which person got scalte to death
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TUESDAY, JlslY 81, 1921

Frown indignantly the dAwning attempt
ONO Porun oil the uhion from another" WASHINGTON.
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ron THE wArcHMAN.

FOX TIE WAICHMASs
Messrs. Editors Although few persons are
less accustomed to appear before the public, yet
cannot refrain from making few remarks on the
late proceedings in Wilmington. 1t appears to
me that politics so high that they affect every
thing and create discold even in remote subjects,
where there would otherwise be much more unan-
unity. Nay, to such pitch has it now got, that
shall not be surprised to see the Adams and Jack.
son parties walk on different sides of the street
and when they go to pay their devotons on the
Sabbnth-day, actually take opposite seats even in
the house Of God. That there should be free dis
cusson and full exposition Of the merits and de-
merits Of the contending candidates for the high
and important office of Chief Magistrate of the
United States, is very necessary to the preserva-
ton and purity Of the Republican system but that
it should be carried to such lengths and be conduct
ed with such acrimony, is discreditabe to both par
ties If stranger in this or any other country
to Judge BY the public prints, two men more unfit for
the high Office Of President could not be found in
the while Union. Such rancorous proceedings and
BIingsgate abuse our presses TEEN with, can me-
yer cain US the respect Of neIghboring nations-for
they must think we are scarce OF proper men. What
leads me more particularly to notice this is late
meeting in Wilmington, of the friends OF Agrcui-
ture and Manufactures. Strange as it may appear
to all those who do not know it as fact, great
number of the inhabitants of the Borough who pro-
fess to be friendly to these two great national in
terests were not present, merely because, as they
san, the meeting was conducted by leaders Of the
Adams purity II this was the case, who is to
blame The notice calling the meeting was pub
lie one, and the inference to be drawn is, either
that the Adams party the most friendly to the
encouragement Of those great interests, that the
are too rancorous to drop party feel
inc and unite with their political opponents even
in good cause, that is in no way connected with
their difference. The discontented say that the
leaders Of that meeting a.e not really Friendly to
The AGRICULTURAL and manufacturing interests, and
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DlED-ln this Borough, on FRIDAY morning last, alter
lingering Illness, MIR. THOMAS RUMFORD, son Of btrs
John Rumford.
On Sunday evening the 23l ins after short ilne-s
Mrs. REBECCA WILMER. consort Of the Rev slr,oi.
Wilmer, OF Suedesboro, New Jersey.
At Williamsburg, Virginia, the "a INST lie
Rev. DIR. WILLIAM IT, WILMER late Pre- .den Of " il.
liam and Mary College.
-- In Peersaam, Vermont, Mrs LYDIA, wife of
ISAAC iouonToS. The circumstances attending her dealt.
were very anguar Mr. lougton had Just reluruct ON
meeting went to the closet for leiresinent. and
eating became choaked Al! er fecuyvring he turned 1,
his wife and said, if this violent cough had e,i 90
moment longer You would have been widow! I" III,
said She We should have both gone tos etier ard ,nre
dstey expired.
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At PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday,
NOMINATION ELECTION.

The Democratic Republican Electors Of New Castle
County will bear in mind that pursuant resolution Of
the Red Lion Meeting in June last they will hold Elections
in their respective Hundreds Saturday the Eleventh Of
.3ngu mex, to nominate Candidates for the Offices
Of Sheriff and Coroner and to choose Delegates to the
Red Llon TO form the County Ticket.
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"Tnr HAnnIsnuno CONVENTION will assemble on the
30h inst l. will be large body; many of It's members
highly distinguished for talent and uot-among these
are the Hon CALVIN GopnAnp Of Connecticut, aud the
Hon. Wn. IALl, jun. who in 1914 members Of the
Hartford Contention ONE PATHETIC BonIRs
OF MEN WHICH EVER METZ"
The above paragraph is from the Salem Mass
Gazette. All the harm we wish the above named
Hpnorables is that they may be tarred and feather
ed by the honest and patriotic Pennsylvanians be.
fore they leave Harrisburg. Their presence is
polluton--and their aid can benefit no cause they
espouse. Ii is to us a matter Of surprise that
honest and patriotic men could not be sent to this
Convention. What did Goddard and Hall care
for the manufactures Of America during the late
WARP We have n't forgotten, if others have, that
they, with their brother turies stood ready to be-
tray their country and every thing dear to their
cOuntrymen, and at time too which rendered their
crime douby guilty and for which the everlasting
contempt of the American people is ton slight a
punishment. Let no honest man take them by the
hand at Harrisburg.
The three Spaniarts who have been convicted al
Richmond of piracy and murder on board the brig
Crawford, have, since their condemnation, confess
sed their guilt, and acknowledged that their previ
Gus crimes have been worthy of death. We learn
from New York paper, that among the persons
murdered ON boart! the Crawford, was young
man name, EIdridge Holloway, native Of North
Kingston, in Rhode Island, and who had resided
several years at Matanzas, and was returning to
make visit to his parents and friends. In the first
accounts OF this piracy his name was omitted, but
it's now ascertained that he was on board, and
that he shared the fate Of his companions.
Mr.. Sergeant, Minister to Panama, has arrived
at Philadelphia, in the brig Eliza from Vera Cruz.
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NOTICE.
ONE CENT REV ARD.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber Thursday the S Il
IL day of July inst, ,acod Beegs, apprentice To H.,
farming business. Said Boggs about twenty years oil
feet 6 or z inches high, aud square maee has soa
look, and when spoken to answers in surly manner
Had on and took away with m, one new tal, hon.
made cloth coat, black cashmere do. nearly neN
pair domestic striped panalets. and pair l,erga j,
two ~ascoats red and yellow s,r ed ard VII. q
three cotton Shirts pair wcollen huse, and one ,a-
calf skin shoes. The above reward will be give
any person for the apprehension of said Jacob Bogg
no charges paid if brought home
JOANNA BuHSfas-.
July g. 1872. 75-.tt
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PRICES CURRENT At BnArnrw1sE MIIls, JrIr So
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AN RuItlmore. on Friday.

Az bnH'more, on FRIDAY.
Flour, sup. Howard street. 500; City Mills $50 AIS
Corn Meal per cwt. 112 l25; Wheat best whi,e IS
go common 75a 3d. Corn, 46 so: Rye, 63 IS; Oats,
20 IS; barley. 100.
At PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday.
Flour, sup 500; Rye $50; Corn Meal. $50; do. per
hid. 1900 dull Corn. round, so 50: do. fat. 46 49,
Wheat, new. 90 . LOS; Rye, II 80; Oats, IS a 81
barley 30 a IS.
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BALM OF COLUMBIA,

'es RESTORING AND. pRRassyIEG THE HAIR.
Afrsh supply Of Oljriges Hahn Of Columbia Just re.
>:"d by A. u H. Wilson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


From ne Nsr0 Yort Evsni,,g Posf, Jt,a: O.
we have been favored by frisnd with the
ssandon New Times Of the 18Th Of May, day
later than our files by the Britannia
Hamburg papers of the 18Th Of May, announce
mat Lord Cochrsne and his family, arrived there
Two days previous, whence he intended 10 en-
BARK for England. II this be true, says he Times,
he legend Of the Flying Dmchman will cease TO
be fable.
The Marquis Of LansIowne had long confer
snce on the i4,h with the Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer.
The house Of commons on the evening Of the
Liib, after tfsnsac'ing some private business, re-
solved itself into Committee of supply, and aE
FER voting several iteus, took Up he proposition
0 grant so 900 pounds to indemnity the propne-
srs Of slaves IN the United States under the reafy
Ut Client Mr. Canning addressed Inc house and
aid, that this the Tact payment 10 be made on
account Of the negocisiion, which had been so long
pending, ard which had at length been concluded
sndsr the arbitration Of the Emperor of Russia
During the last gear, he continued, several iniri
cate questions had arisen respecting individual
rms ri e hsh hesr h7psi. IL bas. scr 10 az.
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(signed)
WELLINGTON.
The Right Hon. George Canning.

Paris Papers papers are nearly fill
Ell with the debates in tie Chamber of Deputies,
on the Ith upon the law OF Finance or Budget, for
the year 1928. NJ. Labbey De Pompiers was the
lrst name inscribed on the list, and he ascendcd
The tribune to oppose the law. lie was followed
by M. Latte, who, Yards the conclusion oil
his speech, alluded 10 the recent measure of dis
banding the National Guard of Paris, in he fol-
lowing terms
- The Minister tells there will be no more
supplementary loans. But where il the proof OF
this: And, without mentioning numerous existing
causes, does The slate s Europe suthorse such con-
hdence Of the fuureS The ambition of Russia is
maIshalled against the ancient pride Of the Porte
the tardy humanity Of Kings by interposiDg in be.
half Of Greece, is about 10 augment the difficulties
OF the condition Of the East. Here in Spain Insen,
sats passions are at work, aud struggling 10 be e'
loose against Eogland. What have we 10 give ~
confidence amidst aniicipstions so alarming? DO
we trust in the frmness Of the Ministry lis not
oy insulting our citizens, who, for forty years have
Dofne arms Tor The maintenance OF order
Cries Of No." lrom the centre Loud cheerina
rom the left; great cOnfusion.)
voice from the centre. Why don't you i'm
pech Ministers?
VI. LATTE II bad the honor 10 be DEPUTY
from Paris ! should lay on the table an impeaeb.
meni Of The Ministry Increased confusion.)
A voice IN the centre What signifies Thai,
lmpeach them notwithstanding.
Other voices You have not the right
M. l. dus: Let hut four other Deputies come
forws'd, and viii sign ny name first.
Messrs i. Constant, Labbey De pomofs,es
Caan'r Pefs'cT So ghall 70.
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not Consent 10 lis being Cabinet question, and
hat l. is understood hat three places in the
Administration filed, 80 Mr. Peel calls them.
nv = fugacious minister" The return Of Mr..
Canning TO the Foreign Olire, may make way for
he Marquis of Lansdow ne 10 a place he can &C
cept without condesc' nsion; while the support in
the Cabinet OF Nh. TieIney, Mas er OF The
Mint and OF some two or three wings. may give
real influence 10 The new position of the Marquis
Independently oil the interest of The parlismep-
try proceedings OF 'he last week, the laying OF the
corner stone OF the new Univ ersty, and the din
ner consequent thereon, were objects which at
hacted agreeabIy my attention. There is no doubt
OF The -uccess of the institution. and many of il.
promoters 're inciudedin the political arfans e.
ments. u 10 likely 10 come before The world under
much better au.pices than its founders could have
anticipated As convivial speaker, Mr.. Brough
am was even much more pre- eminent than in Par.
Lament, though the Marquis of Larsdowne was
here no insignificant compeer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29

seiucea. by whom job was peseecuifd, by ysholn
our Saviour was temp ed. and who is continually
roaming up and down, seeking whom lie may de
vourI would have said, a. 1t is ,iu;Y il is cor
'rtries, also but it IL our bounden duty 10 uphold
the King against any combination or combinations
shat may attempt that may have the audac,y TO at
tempt TO thtca,t his WILL and compel him TO yield
20 theirs" 1t IL as the ground work IF a great
struggle between the King aud the Arstocrscy,
that we 10 view this appointment of Mr.. Can
ming; and now address myself 10 you (the Psrlis
mentary Reformers) in order to induce YOU,
whenever and wherever, you msy have the mesn-,
10 support The King against this Aristocracy, who,
as we have hundred times over alleged in pc
u'ioos, have, in fact, long and long domine er ed
over both King AMI People. If Canning be the
cause OF putting end to this domination, If II
be put an end TO, merely by the use OF his name,
he will be entitled, a, least he may expect
from so good nstured People, forgiveness for all
his manifold sins committed against for the last
thirty years; and that is, think, saying much
tor this act OF his, excess OF the generosity OF
human nature can possibly suggest"
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Goblet IN one Of his late Registers. makes the
lidcsi changes IN EnglanJ.- ~
II had The power TO obtain the attention of
biz Majesty upon this occasion, Canoing is amooos,
the last men upon the face Of the earth wbou,
would have recommended, except az man en-,
nently qualified TO pull DOM the whole fabric Of
the present destructive system. But, II The kim
had chosen man sill more unfit 10 be Minister;
Il he had chosen (Ito not suppose prol,.bleY ,b'
bishi Hoaorr19 Ger usf71sn ~ wh5n Ege vas.
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Fuln05P Tand for .Soir.

p WISH u sell my tract of land, containing
Il 81 Aai,>, spnes3n lhe loaer end nf Camp
bcltcouG'H alt esijolnti5 ta' iand, of Eohert
Hunter. 'Col. Had,,on aud Alexander Steele
Tins larh is of good qualify, nd ON u sa good
Dwelling house. aud al! convenient out houses.
Together WITH al o.rhafd 81 well selected trait
g. rs---'.puld ri> land nj he privately sold be
turs aa i5tb ,ifB - Janlttv, II viii On that dny
BE- sold "a TIE nighe.t bidder. ona very long Gre
Ait-PtI>4h. wishing 10 purchase vii find II -
tiIcir interest TO vie" this land Should this
iara be privately ,od. public notice " III be CIV
en-. THOMAS MOSELY.
Nov 8. tl5Ild
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" WILL be sold, 10 tle h. ne bidder. on FRI
" day 2ls'. December nexi tie Negroes be.
longing To the estate OF Richard Jones. dcc,i-
late "i Amherst, .onsisilng at men. women, 10, \
aud Chris. some of which are par'ionlafy like.
ty. Also, at ti.e Same time aud PA will lac sold
all the crops OF Corn, Fodder, Ca, and Rye.
The household, and Nit hen Furniture tsome
very nice.) The plantation Utensils. Own. !
Car with the stock OF horses, GnItIe Hogs,
a"d Sheep The sale will taks place al the
lue residence OF sad Jones, near G.aWtor1's
Gap, Amherst County. The 'ferGls viii be for
the Negroes cash Q, Negotiable Note, drawn on
either Bank IN 'ynchbu,s lpr sixty days. The
Balance of the property viii Dc sold on Il credit
unul June ueNt, with the purchasers X, wing
Honds with approved sccnny.
JOHN d'DASlEL.
MARi DNao,
Humanitarian
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LUach6arg Plough HaRatdetorg
Dec. 10

N hhE subscribers respectfully INFORM their
- friends and the public. that they have com
menced the above business, on the cross street
leading from the Market to the Bridge, where
they mtend keeping constantly ON hhnd, gen
cral assortment Of Ploughs, Of the latest aud
most approved patterns now in use among
them is the late improved hill side Plough all oil
which viii be warranted in workmanship and
performance. TO lie equal TO any now IN u.e.
Having been engaged several years IN the above
business, they are confident OF rendering gener
al satisfaction n the execution of their work.
share of public patronage is solicited. Plonrhs
immediately repaired.
LANDLORD y VEDDER.
Nov 10 IL
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An ordnauee establishing public scale aud regulating
me same. passsd tins Seth November. sly.
sc, l. nc ofaaiaea og hft Common Cqan
'"Jor ihe corporation V LB6h1u'g IN Com.
mon ma aas6moted, MAJ hereafter II shall he
Twin W ei'e' anhaa'ly, IN the month OF NoVeID-
ne' 0, peceihotf, ."e'eh master, whose duty
y s""h pe 'o"'''hu .o'he inoiie scales every day,
3"''''s fAo'p'en' nom sun rise 10 sun SCI, for
'"c P"'Pose 81 Weighing hli long forage, which
may DC o"ereu 'or sHl'' hho granting certificates
''t me same. spee1sine lh' name OF the owner
""n me "'Sh, u 'ie a'lelfs 80 weighed, which
sl"'l oe s'sneahF he "elgh master. aud an EN-
Wy e'''Np'nnlhs WIN ''' 'ei uhcaie made IN
D'oN Mp - 'na' P"poAe rl"slaed, Always,
''"' 'he snH "eiSa nas'ei' oeiore entering upon
" "''',> ~ MS "i"i'' A"ah en'er INTO honh
N"' S''' ~. ~ III me presence OF The
C''h " '.'". e'3'ia 90. 'hrireas"fer iortAe
"''' nun -. as'i . II @4naffa dollars,
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'1,'A'
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'.#'f, :. IN " af'asa as forage M other
N.''.'s' y Ns's#'d' WE'VE and nall cents,
''t '.''=f ~. , nor exceeding i've hundred
p'"',. - ,'aS 'oi every h"ao'eh pon"as
sf' I've h""oreo p"t no lee IN any c"s' small
'''F'' o' Genus d inc amount o. j. =" fect"-
'he sa'o wig hhas'e' saah account ief, UPON
'"'"' ano pay over 10 me treasurer OF tae co'p7'
'"''oh very 'otse nloni4s' ACCOMPANIED 10y
co'roe' 'r"hSc' Ip' OF MS o""~s, which TnScrpt
."'s' DC rep''teh :" inc common council, ahd,
:" case OF failure I" rendef such account, he shall
lo''"n me Sn'o OF twenty ooip''s. 70 the use OF
inc e''pofa''oil' 10 De recoseted IN i"e name Vt
.h' treasurer o' me Corporation Tor the tune b.
'ns' De'ore any as,1ee OF 'ae f'"ee having juris-
dlcn"n theitof anu snail moreover be subject 10
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Valuable Real g. Personal rs
tate for sale.


SKlY VIRTUE. ola deed OF trust executed to
- hf atScribcr aud Char leg Johnston VII
fmH i.augharar and George Stcp'oc. for Ger.
tain p8fpos : IN said deed mentioned which
deed is iag orrecord in the clerks office OF the
eonate Of Tod; the undersigned will, ON
Ta-sdas the Jon d Y of January next ia trout
o Bedford s,uff=h"nse, sell, by public auction.
y The ,tr.t bldier. on n credit OF one, two aud
fhye Yeafs. nj the real estate whereof
james {. StrpI1e died seized Except the
WILLOWS aawet winch viii be assigned her be-
tr he day OF sale, consisting Of the following
particulars:
One tract Of and ying on Liulc Orpr creek in
tsaid COMFY aeaa eve pilcs from berry, and
.tialns four ilntred and 6fly res.
One o'her tfaet upon the same stream aud adj
5ipns the town ~ Liberty, continuing sr,en
hnadred aerrS. gcing thc same upon ~h,ch the
deo1,rd rrsl d.
Aisa. ne nh tract IN the same county on
D r'atis honar IN. conts1siRg thirteen hundred
&c -. = re rortion 81 " hch is sst raje TO.
buzz IND. ihe title To this lasi has noi yet
tel perfected.
In above Ir8ctS wal be sold rnie or in such
pa IS ismae b. suH the convenience Oi pur-
elt'serS a 10 VIII M every case By rcauired 10
a hnnd, 81 i Sucn ,,satny the @ahscr,bcr
40 t1n tire tn,ney.
IS tine same time and pIocr will Ice sold
h"f ~ fifty and .,>t, vatuuDt, Sin,es, ctuGy
'efaa at1 =. al tine stock of Horses. Ga tic
'aafea aid tegs, Plantation Utensils. H.u-o
"hd I'D hnehcA FURNITURE Of every kind ..
"ee pf"t every description, except tha,,. ,
""o i'nnal state OF every KIND whereof IT,.
deceased died possessed upon cred; Of one,
'so Ia tree yea, for ali purchases Of rhuty
SDhafs and upwards for all sums Of no, rs,
s'n TN nor more tnan thirty d ,ltars a credit OF
ml've months will be given, the purchasers in
GLUE e"st giving bond With appro, I'd securif,
'ts me subscriber shall approve and Tor all pur-
'se> ior less Tina ten dollars. cash viii be re-.
Su'fa' ihe above sale II not COMPLETED IN one
p's' VIII be contnu d from day 10 day until
-sonPir'sd Acune astustee shall convey on
'ofn Tile as Is vested IN ine by said deed OF
''"''' ,bonga the tide is believed 10 le good
TIL. 6IEPlUL, Tustoe.
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