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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Er'rari afG LNc,- 70 ie Editor nj tbe Men, Y,k ~
~ ,ldycriiser, daicd GuFGio. September 0,t sn-r
was III horcs hat should have got back 60 ltlf
town from the aeara Fails last evening ~ troc 10
nave dropped yon line respecting the fate Of the chuo
Michigan but owing TO the delay in getting away
waiting fer passengers. and arrangement %
TIE machinery Of the steamboat, and bead wind,
lid not arrive until % clock this morning.
rs the exhibition yesterday oFa novel character,
ADD las excited much more interest ihsn any person
could have anticipated when il first mentioned,
sen will doubtless be anxious 20 learn particulars; and
10 CRAFTY your curiosity, VII eudeayot give you
the story much in detail as possible
The schooner Michigan. as believe you have a.
ready learned. tic largest on Iabe Eric. and too
large IN fact the various harbors the Lake,
AID ooirs somewhat dccoysd 10 her upper works Chs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!

FENIE Subscriber will sell s.Randoph's Renor,s ~ 4
n volumes, as cheap as any other Bookseller in Vir-
gina; persons there ore wishing purchase will DO
VOL {" G i've him cali before purchasing.
Aacoed 10 the 4th volume of the copies me has is
Chief Justice Marshal's opinion in the case of Car
nett, Ex'or of Brooks, Macon ct all prepared for
The press BY Joseph Tate. PETER COTTOM
Sept. /. U1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
COLONIAL

We la~o received 7ogoto parsrs 70 he fa,b oTJuIr
but are able TO only few words II their contents
tbs morning. Bavar bod not rived; and the PROS
IS stu bold in atarg that I,c Boiyau c.,,si itutia,.
can never be pprcyed N ;ho republic AND l,oIiyar
conduct has been alarming, and ,a s.ncn oftepcu.
Late ta'acas rapcI5 show tba. s,aar cont in esq,
are expressed there Without fear and e, art rese.y
I.T ( y. y1a5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
FgNO JACOB MYCRS aud ELIZA his wife. and FR

FBNO JACOB MYERS aud ELIZA his wife, aud FIRE.
4 Derrick A. BOSS.-As you are not inhabitants Of
State Of Virginia, please take notice. we shall or
the third Mcudsy IN October next CHAT berg the l5thday
Of TIC month"; Goocl7nd Cout-house, proceed 10 take
the deposiiors of JOHN Martin AID Others, between the
hours eight O'Clock nd six o'clock D. m Of the sc
day. read evidence in suit depending and ur-
determined in the superior court Of chancey Tor Rich
mond district, in which plaintiffs and you and Others
defendants and If from any tie taking Of said
deposition should DC completed that day,
tnucd from day day until completed and shall also
proceed to take the dcposiiors Of John TbeTakc IT, ard
others at Fluvanaa Court house, the fourth Monday,
in the same 1on'h October, Chat being the 22d day Of the
month"; between the hours aforesaid, be continued
from day 10 day as aforesaid, and C. be read evidence
in the same suit; when aud where you may attend If you
,Hink proper.
WW MANN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

The said plaintiffs roiify the said acfnlarre. fiat q,
the fourth day of The ensuing October, between the
hours ofbine before and ve after noon, c Office Of the
above mentioned job" Forbes IN the city Of Echuund By
virtue Of commission issued pursuant to the r,rerou,
order, they viii proceed 10 take the deposition u the sui
John Forbes to be used eyidcnte the above n, nord
ca"se, and from day day hesaer continue to
DO until the same shall have been conplS;cdard when
aud where The said defendants may that braG attend
they think IT. ATIAT FoIyrns ard AGNES his
wife. JAyE JnHNsT0x, and toIIv
MILLER and Eliza BETH his wife,
~ DANIEL CALL, tlIcir counsel.
Angus, 9th. 1927. On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

E0UR Plantation James River is again offered for
~ sale. 1t lies in the county of Powhaan, twenty-five
miles above Richmond, containing five hundred and fry
sixty acres, eighty Of which prime low grounds, in good
order Tor cultivation Any person inclined invest small
capital in valuable plantation, would be aGvantag eousy
s,rd in this particularly point OF health cheapuess and
fertility of SOIL We refer any person inclined view it,.
Robert Peasants, living it, and for terms, either
of the subscribers living in Henrico, six miles from Rich
1nrnd SAM'L PEASANTS,
WM. PLEASANTS.
shiIclah, Cd Sept. 1927 ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
Improved Patent Spring Saddle.

EOFty OF FilJy YOUNG NEGROES
a RE wanting Males Gom 10 Is years old, and Fe-
- males from is to 20. For TERMS apply the Editors
of this paper.
aug q g,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

appearing to the that MS Mary Allan
Jane Walsh, James Black and Jane his wife and John
penniSton and William his wife, (who have not entered
their appearance and given security according TO the act
o assembly and the rules Of this conrt) are not in1ab:
tants OF this commonwealth ordered that the aid
absent defendants do appear here first day of the
next ensuing November court and answer Tire Ill! of tic
laInis and that copy OF this order forthwith, i'll
serted III some newspaper published ia city of Rich
ohd' Tor Two months sncccssivcly, and posted at the
Font door OF the Courthouse of this county on two sur
r'SSiye confi Gays On like MOTION, and appcaInr 10
the court, that John Forbes of city Of HichInond aI,
.Hy ana counsellor at law, is single material vitnrss
IL" The Plaintiffs ia this ordered that Il
coumssio" do ISSUE for taking the deposition Of the said
john Forbes, according o Law.
copy. 1esto, LCFTTN ~ EIIr-FT' q, n e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
In Henrico co.z.tu cg,yt, .queust SD. 1aa1

In Hcnrico County Court .august ST., 1927.
Allan Fowds and Agnes his wife, Jane Johnston and
john Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Pts /
against
John Allan and William Cali, formerly William CALI I
Jf executors of the last will aud testament % w IL
liam Gait, decd James Gait, Mary Allan, Jane
" alsl an infant, Doctor James Black, aud Jane i
his wife, IN right of the said Jane, John Dennis
ton and William his wife, and the said Doctor
James Black, trustee for the said Mrs Will |
liam Denniston, Dr, |
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

Fichnond, "a. t2.h Sept. 1917
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

WM. MANI
SAAiL. DYER, Jr.
W.T.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
MORE NEW BOOKS

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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
NOTION, Del. FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1927.
ATTENTION.!

'fNlE Commissioned Officers of the I'd Regiment Of the
i First Brigade Of Delaware Mtis are requested to
meet on saturday the 18Th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ. at The
house of Mrs Armstrong in Christiana in order TO he
trained and exercised directed by the 36h Section Of
the Militia law of this State which time Regmenal
Staff will be appointed o,-,--'--'
IlY. WHITLEY, Lieut.. Col
. Com Cd Regt.
New Ark, May 10th, 1897 54E2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
A DUTCH SERMON.

The following admirable production. delivered
before a company of volunteer soldiers, during
our revolutionary struggle, upon the eve OF their go
ing :. forth to glorious war;" was calculated to in
spire them with more than Herculean strength and
courage. Parthenon
Mine Frinds Ven Wrist you coined here you
was boor and lousy, and now frents you is prout
and zassy and yous gotten on your unicorns, ant
dem Wits you like dongs upon un hogs pack; now
if he's no bigger as my dumb. Ven Tavid vent
out to fight yid Goiah, he dock nothing vid him put
one sling; now don't mistake me mine frients; it
was not rum sling; no, nor gin sling; TO nor
a mint water sling; no, it was sling mate Wit an
hickory schtick. Now ven G0llah sees Tavid com
Ing, he says, you little tampt scoundrel does you
come to wight me will give you to the plrds of
the felt, and de peasts of de air." Tavid says,
Goliah Goah, the race ish not always NIT the swift
nor sh the pattle NIT the strong, and man is man
if he's no pigger as my dumb So Tavd he fixes
shtone in his shling, and he drows it at Goliah,
ant knocks him rite in the vorehead. and den Tavid
takes Goah's sword and cuts off his het-and
den all the pretty caals of the shidiy comes out,
and strewed flowers in his way. and sung Saul is a
Great man, for he has kilt his dousanGs, put Tavid
is Greater as he, v0r he has kilt GOliah
Now mine frients, when you Goes out to fight NIT
the tampt Pritisl,, remember vat dell you, dat a
man is a man, It he's no pisser as my dumb.
Common Scoid- Mrs. Minty Graham, was
lately tried at Hagerstown, (Md.) upon charge
of being in the technical phraseolosy Of the law,
" common scold." Abundant evidence OF her
scolding is stated to have been produced, but the
ljury returned verdict of not guilty. 1t is related
that they expressed conscientious scrupes about
convicting her as a common sculd, when il was
proved that she was an uncommon scold.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
Beatty's
sUrfPI0R
Edged Tools.
TliE subscribers, Agents
for WIN. HEATTy. have

constantly hand, Of his manrfactute Ship Carpenters
Broad aud Telling Axes, AIDES, Draw Knives, Ceavers,
Scythes, Straw Knives. &c
Also-A general Assortment of Hardware, Oils Paints,
Looking Glasses. Waters Grass Seeds &c at No. So Mar.
ket Street. NEWLlN WOOLSION.
Ames' superior 9hovels and Spades for sale alb
Wilmington, Feb % 81 3n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18

The following verses are from the London Courier.
alloran. the author sentenced to transportation
years, for having forged letter-irank, value
English pence
TO THE "FULL MOON "
Composed at 10, p. M. 18Th June, 1919, at Sea, ne
the Coast of New Holland.
NJ DR. F. II. HALLonAN.
AMOR erat, ct Crlo juigebat Luna Y
Queen of the Night, whose orb serene,
Through liquid Hther calmly floats;
BY her is thy mild radiance seen
On whom my heart with fondness doats.
Oh! at this hour. when Nature sleeps,
And Want and Misery seek repose.
Thy ha less Votary wakes and weeps,
Nor finds an opate for his woes.
Ills wife, his babes his distant home,
Still on his iortur'd fancy rush:
lie views around the billowy foam,
And tears of burning anguish sush
Yet 'mids, the fever of his soul,
His hearts reflections never err:
But, as the magnet to the pole,
With trembling fondness turns to her
And--do my Annals pensive eyes
View thee With kindred thoughts to mine,
An no from distant western skies
On her meridian splendours shine
Yet few the hours and short the space,
Ere thy mild beams her eve shall cheer
Whle in renewed diurnal race
The sun shall shed his fervors here
Oh! could'st thou, on thy silver sphere
Inscribed, this hearts emotions oeari
Its year.ing hope-ts anxious fear
Its fond regard-ls tender care.
Could's, thou. sa eet planet fair and calm.
To her its faithful love disclose,
'Twould Weld her suffering heart balm
To read cen .eiidt well she knosss
But, no! his heart thou can'st not show.
Still changing in thy nightly range,
Whose love, whose truth, i'll JOY oruoe.
In life or death, car never change
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
SEzERTEFALTY.

VNlE subscriber bess leave to offer hins. to the Demo
cratic Citizens of Newcastle County, tor The office Of
SHERIFF, to be supplied in October next assuring them
m, IN case he should be tie object Of their choice, his
JcI exeitons shall be employed the duties o.
h- "ice with telit, and pledging himself abide by
NE decision Of the County Meeting 10 be cid al the Red
Lion for tie nomination of the County Ticket
ALEXANDER PORTER.
May IS 1872. Sd
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
SHERIFEALTY.

TO TIE DEM CRATIC ELECTORS or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
MELLOW tIrIZENS-Please 10 accent my gra eful &C.
L knlaledgmens for your asst fav'is in placing on
tie etum Cor the Office Of SHERIFF at your las nomina-
ton II Ct nn and the time approaching when
g usage, will again be called IN selec, person
tpf that Office, permit 10 offer myself
Candidate, and TO solicit continuation Of suraSes
icr lie ensuing Term assuring YOU, az the same time,
,tt will cheetfuIlv submit to any mode of Nomination
that NAV be adopted by County Meeting and give my
umlsled support to The Candidate who may be Nominal
led by the direction and authority Of that Meeting
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
April 9th, 1897 d.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
NEXT WEDNESDAY WEEK.

.Ns,c- Jork Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 70, 1897 10 be drawn the 23d of
Nav, 1927 60 Number Combination Lottery.-9 Drawn
Ballots
Splendid Scheme = Prize of $4,000; of 900; of
4,000 Of 1865 10 Of zoos 20 Of 500; 50 of 700 81
of 100. l02 Of so lS3 OF rs; 1850 of 49, 1l475 Of g.
1895 PRICES
NoTES6ooo Of the Capital prize, is payable in Land
the balance N Money
Ticket s6-fiaIf So Quarter 81 5o-Eghih Is cents.
Tickets and shares for sale at
Robertson s Littlc's
Office. No. %, Market St., Wilmington.
Who have recently sold the following Prizes, viz
s7,000S lsl4,--Three Of S1000,-Four of S500-Three
Of $500 &c Also in the Dismal Srvap Canal Lottery 9Th
Class d. last Wednesday week. 10. %, 49, prize of
$1,000. May Is, 1897
28-l-48--43-o-58-56-54
Were the drawn numbers for the 4th Baptist Society
Lottery (Rhode Island Sate) 1st Glass; which took place
last Wednesday.
Ticket g. 49, 49, the Capital Prize of 5000 sold at
Robertson g Litts Office No 120 Chestnut Street, Phis-
dc pha.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ID. g. C.. LANDRETH.

.Nursery and Seednen, No. IS, Chesuut Street,
PHILADELPHIA
4 lFFER Tor Sale, some superior seed of the MANGEL
~ WuRIZEL, or CATTLE BEET-also, ofthe RUIA
BAGA or SWEDISH TURNIp.
The cultivation ofhese Cropsis every becoming
more enlarged, as their excellence food for stock be-
comes more generally known; particularly the former
which is extremely nutritious, and the produce very great
siresa hundred bushels 10 The acre having been reared in
the neghborhood OF Philadelphia with labor than
good farmers bestow Indian Corn For partcu as
10 the mode of cultivation &c.. Memoirs of the Penn
sylvania Agricultural Society
~ reference may be had 10 C. & G. REYNOLDS,
No 81, Market 'treet. Wilmington; who will receive and
forward all orders which may be left in ther care.
Ma' 15 1927 S4-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
NOTICE

Tshereby given, that general meeting Of the tockhold.
ers cf the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
will be held at their Office, No, SO Walnut street, pha-
acpha on Monday he 4h of June, 1927 to elect Pres
ue aa, nine Directors and transact other business,
scmd,nv 10 law ii. ID. CILPIN, See'y.
Man O. 52-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18

The following from the London Courier. DR.
IIaoran the author sentenced to transportation for
seven years. for having forged etterrank, value
English pence.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
PUBLIC, SALE.

WILi he sold at public sale Wednesday morning
the 5o I'm INST at 10 "c"aE A. BY Ser of the
Delaware lately occupied by Thomas Powell, quantity of
WOODEN MACHINERY consisting Of the following
articles:
First double Cardins Engine, 90 inches.
DO Single, do. 48 do.
Shearing Machine.
Spanning Jennys with 20 Spindles each.
Varying Mill ard Spools,
Power Loum and quantity of WOOL
Hand Looms, Reeds and Heads, dye kettle,
Horse Mill and Shafts together with great variety Of
oher articles connected with the Wooden Manufacturing
business
The sAle will be positive. to close
BROWN & BAILEY, .7uc6oneers
MAY IS, 1927. 54-5t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

.h.e members Of Congress from The state
" ,"s ally To il were again elected, while the
bo'' :. agineratitude was brought IA, against
tH" oitbe people, by the opposition, aud
'"'s bighlv respectable member ot the iegis-
Nhe'1 one district, for artayine himself ~
ia'"e, J,ck sou. candidate for Congress, lost
ia''i liz, anu was deserted, Tor tins reason,
h.s - ,yho mad before 1een pledged TO sup
y -, Where ghen is tie boasted increase!
p'i' a,,t.in1, not in any otthe States We hive
A. - nd vet according 20 The Wild theories
""'. wise political doctors, the henefdis pc
% -, ,s about TO uverrun lie whoie country,
PI. Adams is to douse BIS Hag almostwiih-
a"' .,,test In the States above named, MIR.
' - ia almost certain OF IA votes, and per
h'' ,,ore nhile il is .hore tan probable, he
haps -. some votes from Penns adnia, De
wa aud Virginia, while l32 are IL that are
i'ee'e s..r,, IN elect him. VITA sueh evidences
IN decline OF their power, 1t Is most marvel
,hatthe Mosaic opp silon' claim such
'a,a,d,rance as they do, and affect to be so
P'P fs,cces,.-Iftheir declarations are even
snss.d hv them selves 10 be true, why are such
rfi,shing exertions making, in every State,
sl,one of success can find room tor a sOli-
r.y9 Why are so many thousands OF dol
= ,,i.ed by private contributions, to subsI-
-, ,resses 10 print abuse against The iuie,s OF
na,;o. Why are arge funds provided to
~, hneIing editors, aud 10 deiruy the expense
Feeding thousands oipapers abroad gratis, IA
moaa the people of the several States ion 'ho
nase of corruptmg their opinions And
40 do senators anu representatives, aud gen
~, aud la.ye.s some If whom are Of tins
s,a,e appropiiate out OF the oserilo"ings of
,'s,r noc,,rts large sums, to build up establish
' and 10 circulate newspapers to abuse all
nta govern, tAai they may ride over the neck,
'fu,.n. whose regulations they nave mus essay
" o;,iare. into the Offices Of those functiona-
,es whose moral aud official deaths, they have
ca uorighteously endeavored to effect ! Why
al this, we ask, il their cause is already SO t'-
nmpbant, and the people are so decidedly IN Ia
ear ofther candidate, for whom, at such vast
rxpense, support is to bepurchased!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

onih and his duty no longer intorposed an OBJ
slaele and both would be placed on perfect foot
ing of equality, rs tr ms the law OF d,sabl,ty ep
erned. the Doctor y ould mol accept IL! \ Fal.
stlif mode OF reasoning, truly The Doctor
drst insutcd Mr.. Moore. tfor, taking Mr.. Han
dolphs quarrel upon himself. he became the ae
greSsor,) and avoMod his willingness 10 rive mp
hsnamc when his name is demanded, me Dc
mand is nett by equivocatluns aud when they
fail and the annuncialion OF an intention IS made
b, Mr.. Moore 10 challenge him. he anneAes 10
lbs ayowal ola readiness TO accept IL. a oondi-
ton. such rs Mr. Moore could not possibl, fulfil
These uicc modes of weighing honor by iim.
aud places aud calculating. to u hair, how far
man may go, without sacrificing his character
Coz courage, is quite necessary in these timrs
and really they must have formed no small par,
of the studies ofour Washiogtsn legislators =
Thus cudcd the first act Of the Drama
The second aci was verbal altogether, Mr.
Moore having been equally as plain, in prepria
persona. before the door of the Eagle Hotel IA
Richmond, to DR.. Crnmp rs he had been in OPP
posing Mr.. Randolph. For the Doctors sake
We shall not repeat tins scene.
The mira det is yet 10 come IT, indeed the
second did NOT wind up the affair though as
the matter is la print, we do not think IL unlikely
| that we shall be amused with sundry pm per
bullets Of the BRAN much more digcslbe, i
must be confessed, than lcRdon oncs
NJ Areport reached town last Saturday, thai
john Randolph, Esq. of Roanoke, had depbrtet
this life. We have been requested 10 contradie
the rumor, ON the authority of gentlemen wht
arrived here on Sunday from the mmediat,
neshborhood of Mr Randolph's residence
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

NfOTICE.-The copartnership existing in
III the Blacksmith Business between Wilson
u Neale, Is dissolved by mutual consent Those
indebted, are hereby forwarded against paying
said Neale any of the accounts due TO said firm,
until a settlement is made between him and the
undersigned
The subscriber will continue to carry ON the
Blacksmith Basiness, at the old stand, between
Spring and the Stone Warehouses.
JOHN WILSON.
April 81. 1t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

Dt&l blhtikk,
10000 Tickets At 50 is 100000
Modc N Droiepg. 1honumbcrs viii br pns
IN one wheel rs usnnI, aud n another viii be put
the prizes above tn 4, nomination of hiee Dnll
lars aud the dfawiHe 10 progress IN the nsuif
mnnncr.--1'hc 10 0op piaes of Three Dollars
Will be awarded 10 = biQh o. low number, 10 lie
dclcrm'nedby thai which ma, draw the prIzeo
$1,000
Low numbers 10 10000 inclusive
High numbers 10 Ool To % OuO inclusive
\ boiler oftwo tickets, High and Lev, must
ofncccssiiy draw one pilae and may draw Two
Capital Prizts. \ ticket having drawn a Inpi
tai prize is not restricted from drawing "A small
Que also.
Present price ofTiel.els 80; Shares in pro.
portion but will advance 10 ~ Oh the lst May.
Orders by Md, posi- PAID, or private com
Veyancc, enclosing The ensh on prize tickets IN n
ny oithc late drawn lotteries, viii mc,, the same
attention AS on personal application
TERVS-- t8t M, ilM HrH 90 Iiekt,si
Schr7e rnr. Iof aiPtoeed notes, PoyaLh fifteen
dags atter the tfHi0,ng.
IA e. lEFTWICTI,
ApDI IL Manager