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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09
" 1ne Dianer--tle Dinner-0a' HE Dinner !"


.Thc roast meats and bold,
And the buildings, arc spoll'd,
And as certain as Sammy sinner
Twill be only Ute
To the poor Jacksonlte
Who ertecteI to be az the Dinner
We should have had rare sports. and many life
iost, in this place, if The Sussex pcope had only
followed the advice Of the great men who travelled
all the way from Newcastle County down into their
county, to cniightcn them. If they had only elect
ed the cut throat candidate. there would have
been many throat Gu. in this Borough and neigh
borhood (ton't be alarmed, rcadcr.) The OK was
to have been roasted: the tattcd calf was to have
been killed; PIGS and fowls, without number, to
have had their threats cut; the town was to have
been Illuminated; great biz Jackson wagon with
a great big Hickory Tree growing in it, was to
have been drawn through the streets by great big
Jackson horses :--and then there was to have been
Jackson buildings and Jackson pics: Jackson prl-
yate dinner and supper parties; Jackson Bail
and oceans If Jackson drinks of every description
and all gratis to them that didn't choose to pay.
We don't wonder that those who expected to par
take Of 20 many good things should be displcased
at their disappointment, particularly as rs owiig
almost eutiialy to the stubborn iudercndencc OF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

The Etction We this day present our readers with
complete and believe correct returns of the late Eec
ton in this State. In New Castle County, the presidential
question regarded in voting for Sheriff and Coro
ner the persons elected 10 these Offices had been taken
up by the Democratic party and obtained majority al the
nomination election. A kind Of pledge as thus given by
the party supper, them at the General Election. This
viii account for the large vote they received
In Kent County, MIR. CiaRK, the Sheriff eject is an Adj
mnistraton man. though he did not make public dccla
ration of his sentiments on the presidential question.
In County, three Of the persons elected to the
General Assembly both tickets. The strong
est proof that could be wished that the election in Sussex
was fair trial Of the strength of the Adams and jackson
parties, + to be found in the election OF DR. M,rH TO the
Senate. His competitor Gen. Green ,.,e regularly
nominated federal candidate and Jealous Jacksonian and
very popular Mr.. Paynter who was first taken up
by The Adams party TO oppose Mr. Green withdrew only
Few DAYS before the election and Dr. Maui was taken UP
in his place. and outstanding the change uneNpect-
ed and the time between and the election so short
the Administration candidate for Senator obtained major
y even greater than that given to the Representative TO
Congress.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

who would break her heart, and sell her, soul and
boly, to promote their ambitious schemes tell
i'em that iittle Delaware has declared in bold
ana energetic language that she has no place in
er heart for tn man who pronounced General
jackson "a military despot." Or for the man who
called him ga id old cut Myoat :''-tell them
that shc has given the strongest evidence that her
large heart contains too much patrotism-too
much of the fire Of '76-to unite in the unholy
ppposion to an Administration who consult the
welfare and honor Of the country, in all their mca-
;ures tell them this Mr.. Noah, if you have any
sympathy for the distrcssed-and we have doubt
their weeping will be at an end.
.Nr. Noah a-ain.-Wc perceive by Mor,lccai's
paper Of Saturday morning that he has a,ccrtaned
The unpleasant result of the election in '.litte
Delaware 1--WE hope he will be cautious
about trusting the Delaware Gazette accounts.)
In the same paper Mr.. Noah gives US another evil
dence of his unfortunate propensity to "cOunt the
chickens before they are hatchcd." 1t is contain
ed in the following sentences
"qu,lenac eff we have los, Delaware we have gained
Mary land, seven TO one in our favor"
We suppose by this time he has "distinctly as
cerained'' that in this instance as we'll as IN the
case of " little Delaware, the 'repping is all to be
done by the Jackson party. Their gain is kin.
0! paddy's victory: they've gained great loss
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ATTENTION !-EsHIGAI;',

7 meeting Of Commissioned otict, sc'.. u Il y
"A Flst Brigade of Deawac Militia, nrd az HE hoss,.
Thomas Mnlfovd, in 81 George. On natad,v he = Il
of October 1877 iFigader tscneft kIcn,Rn MA.sf:.LD
called to the Cbailand Captain lonN SUrroN poii-
ted Secretary
The meeting aware Of their obj c, in assembling, anil
Of lis being The visit ~ al tuni. oned 0iceiy
the ]; g.c, (nd larca y Of those q! ;e Vol ntecr
Cops) ,a, they slnlf n iecnr,c organise d,,
but Lote, Tar tlrir nGtny dcpo imtu'. gotM ,sci.
rns and act 6 feel no lle>iatlon, N orlerto 'rwad
his s,.t obi Ct, il iloping the i,nirg rc.ou't.as
and oqrestiis the pal.icular attention Of the Il .c 10
iltm. ~.
HYS0qya That he diAc,eet Volunteer Comp ri-s tf
a> alry Ills ,lrmen ati lsI ihian'rv, OF ct or ia,
ne Distric Comla.es. atacn"l % the FIN hign.r If
H.Lea,e lHbfd, BE-. a.G are hcr;y respectfully To-
nee, hEn i.iGs rItnS fi4UtA hr o6l fcttht-
INST al 10 ociock, ~ NJ uily eqnic, 10 he eS.tcls.I
4, b. taon
hes4l,s That TIC Commanding GiFlrcs Or mpani.s
qIcsttd 10 give tu. Is rt4cS 10 t,rr resp,
Cpnpancs Of I've ~, cr.ia.s If tsA Nj ,fl
quest their p,n.t'a nquce 'lt lis .t j.
meeting. RICHARD hAAsf flstA ht man.
.oHS SlrTrN. Str'p
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10 Lsrboral Lurker, Esq. G. b. ~ u T. Gtr Sc.
Respected Srl looking over one ct your late papers
we see you have done the favor Of advertising fu' tN
Adams for the then ensii' election We trust We
are sensible of the unspeakabc favor have done III
this respect AM You may rest assured ,ial as Soon as =
favorable opportunity arrives, snail be punc"s, s"rn
ed. Til then, remain, with respect, yours truly,
MANY.
y. b. ryon saw any pers'sAs on the cc'lon day wl'h
ry shirts on, pas'cla plas'eter+J We s'nee'" crave
,nnr pardon far the ai.':sce It may have given YOU
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09
aDEPLORABLE CATASTROPHE"

A week or two ago, the .New York Evening
Post, in speaking of the then approaching Election
in Delaware, sad that the success Of the Admins
tration candidate in this State would be :. dpplor.
No doubt this lamentaton wa, uttered with as
much sincerity as we should expect from such a
:" Post;' because this Past used to " Post"
General Jackson as one Of the vilest and most dan
scrous men that ever trod the earth The New
York Commercial Advertiser quotes the preceding
sentence from the " POST" and says:-. Now
shocking as it may he we hope to see just such a
catastrophe., Well, the " CATASTROPHE has be-
fallen US, and the only harm done is, the total ami
haton Vi the influence Of s set Of political gam.
bers.o which would long ago have been destroyed
lad 9. the People before had their eyes fully open
to the desperate game that these "gamblcrs' were
playing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

.9lerandria. Oct. GIVE have no certain ac-
counts Of the election for member of Congress
in Uelaware, which took place on Tuesday last.
The Philadelphia papers state that in four Dis
trcts of New Castle County, the Jackson candi.
date was nearly four hundred ahead. The Jach'-
son paper in Wilmington. scell known 10 be Ire
property Of Mr.. Senator uLane, has all along as
serted that the State is three to for JACKSON
The polls will prove this assertion to be false. This
evenings mail will determinethe question.-tias-
Speaking Of the result Of the late Election IN
this State, the Alexandria Gazette of yesterday
says" When we take into consideration the ac-
tive cxcrtons of Mr.. Senator Nj Lane. and the po-
sitve declaration of his printer, that three fourths
of the votes would be given to Jackson. we arc
justified in claiming GLORIOUS VICTORY
over the disciplined troops Of the Hero. II the ef
feet of the election is as powerful elsewhere, a.
we find it to be upon the llcroitcs in our OWL
neishbohood, we venture to say. that they would
cheerfully agree to blot Kentucky from the polih
cal map provided Delaware could sare tile same
fate
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Tile american System."-Isaac M'kim. Esq.
of Baltimore, has Just sent out in his schooner
fcllott. to Lima, near 100000 yards OF Domestic
Cotton Goods ;-and J. Donnell & Sons brig.
and the ship Meridian, all Of Baltimore, we're to sail
in few days alter. with as many more. Viii
some Of the " Combinatio," anti-tarf men tell
US how much injury our country will sustain in
consequence Of one million Of yards Of Domestic
Cotton Goods having been shipped from the port
Of Baltimore alone, to South America. II is re-
ported in town that certain Honorable said at a
Jackson meeting held this Borough few
days before the late Election. that 6 Manufactures
were curse TO the United States" May they be
blessed with more such curses.
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The expected letter Of Senator EATON has
made its appearance. We will publish it on FRI.
day. LISA desperate attempt to :. catch at straws
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

Consamption.- Interesting article relative t,
this common and destructive disease, will be found
on our first page.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

Psnnsylcana- General Election in this
State takes place to day.
.Ntv Jprsey.--In this State the General Eec-
ton is held to-day and Tomorrow.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

the down country people who would not submit to
be dictated TO and improred' by "aset OF politi-
cal gamblers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-09

Our hearty thanks are presented to the gentle,
men who furnished US with the official returns OF
the Election in this State.
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DRAW ING.

The drawing Of the UelazY,e SAFE Lote,3, 10i C'as
viii take place in the Courli"se At Ne casi, on Sas
utday morning next the Is / instant, n ten O'Clock.
J. y YATES la,,orer~
October @ 1897 MlNrYRE 5
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Mr.. JOHNS could not have expected, under
an circumstances, to hare obtained large rote J;
but as the case now is. there are powerful reasons,
in our judgment, to object to his nomination, and
to oppose bis election. Ne d, not, homerer. con
slider it at all necessary TO press them. # ICE sup
pissed there rere a PROBABILITY 81 his success, we
should dwell upon them but as re consider ii
matter FAR BEYOND THE REACH OF PROBA-
Billy, we shall leave them without further no
ticc.''
The above is from the Delaware Gazette of the
oSth ult. What must we now think of the Propp
ct What pity it is that the man will attempt to
look into fuurity When he confines himself TO
passing events, or writes an account of a g Peep
at the PENINSULA he can some times speak inell-
gbly, and sometimes happen to hit upon the truth !;
but when he undertakes TO prophesy'he only rem
dcrs himself an object of ridiculc. We advise
him not to trust again to probabilities"
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.Uore " signs ofihe times Large importations
from England, have been lately made at New York,
of buttons and Liverpool with this inscription
on thcm:" .1ndrew Jackson, 4th March, 1899.
Many of the Editors of English newspapers are
now speaking in the most exalted terms of the vir-
tues, talents, and bravery of Gen. Jackson. and
expressing the most hearty wishes that he may be
elected to the Presidency What does all this
meant Gen. jackson regarded with favorable eyes
by the English The reason is obvious. They hope,
by the success of the Oppostionand the ascendency
If tile Southern influence, that the antitarif doc
trnes will prcva-that our manufactures will be
,lestroycd-and that the people of the United
not only buttons and dishes, but thousand other
articles for the manufacture Of which we have the
raw materials in profusion, and only want suill-
cient protection to render it cxpedicnt to work
ihcm up.
The expected letter Of Senator EATON has
made its appearance. We will publish it on Fri
day. LISA desperate attempt to catch at straws.
Consamption.-An Interesting article relative to
this common and destructive disease, will be found
on our first page.
1t used to be common expression OF MIR. liar-
kcr, that he would "cire his arri'' to prevent the
election of General Jackson. Judge then, how
sincere his present devotion to the cause oi the
most ohjcctionable'' must be.
antcd-Scveral dozen Ueeping HitloMs, to
take the stations lately occupied by the Hickory
Poles. Inquire al the Senator'S office, 81 his hum
bic scrv. II the Printer Of the Delaware Gazette.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-02-03

dying groan rings through Ny brain, and his
bloody corpse presents itself which ever way
turn as IT appeared on that dreadful night when
II was consigned to the waters see II now as
when IT rose upon the dark blllow that bore it
forever from the sight Of all narkind-all but
me! loved him brother, but like villain
| "rOngtd hlm. Yes, mine was the first breach
OF confidence; INFLICTED the first injury and
no" the accumulation of guilt and sutf, ring
rests on my dc, otcd head He loved the poor,
guilty, and broken hearted female who now
sur, ives hm She then was innocent, and
though hi her rather being Of heaven thar Of
earth lie made his love known to nlr =; but
regardless OF the Of friendship and Of
honor. hv the baScSt nsInuaticns. | stIpplautc!
linn in her affections. II matters not what arts
| used they were those OF demon. and proved
but toe successful. The unsuspecting innocent
maid discarded him who drsrIvcdhrr and placed
her hopes on a wretch dctllcd With Guplicity and
hasencss. We were married. Campbell disap-
peared, and from that moment Until we met or
board this ship [ neither nor heard oI
him. knew he was an enthusiast, but illv cal
culated 10 encounter the disappommrnts el this
world, and supposed that an carly grave had
closed over his sorrows. The thought. horrible
as it was, alayed the poignancy Of nay feeling
NV business necessarily drew me from home
Louisa must have met during absence mhcn
my lllluny became dvused. aud was seen hv
them. no doubt. in it. blacklist coors II 50.
who can blame them if, in moment Of r. NV.
they spurncd aside the l.Iscreant Who stood be
tween them and happiness. The immaculate
and nnSpotted may coht"na without a tear ,
but even |. though they haze sunk me TO the
lowest depth OF human wretchednese. canD0:
curse them
II pass over my life until the fatal time vhea
l"a>rScufd rnm impending death and brought
on board this shlp Oh, that HAD urdrr@on{,
the most poignant suirrings that 4, n can in.
illct before had been rescued 10 perform the
terrible deed have done. and live IN tins ago
ny, The spark of life was nea,.y eAttnct:
WAS insenSlhlt t" what was passing around nc.
and when The ray Of intellect broke on NV dark
enfd imagination, the tlist objects that present
ed themselves IT, my view. were Campbell ana
, my "iel The sh rk bad nearly ACCOMPLISHED
the woIk that privatlnu ana the waves h.4,! left
unfinished. The fatal truth rushed like a tor
rent on my mind ;: my bosom " as rent with CON
tending pass, rs; my BRAIN acheG, and a ve.1 OF
obscnlty o,errloudcd my reason. While lrin.
in my hammock, | casionaily caught glimpse
of my innocent child while at pla, NV hear,
revolted form it. aud viewed il with tht. same
adherence that should a young viper Gncr
the feelings OF father came Owe! me. the mo
theirs guilt was forgotten; and called liz littIc
innocent to me to receive her fathers 4. inc
blessing called her by name Size raised her
lovely face to ascertain whence the sound pro-
cccdcd-hcr mother smile wasrn her lir,. and
that changed my blessing to curse would AZ
that moment have given the universe had she
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PQHIRAIII.

- T. HlNCKLEY, Portrait. Miniature, Mil
~. tary Standard, Fancy and Ornamental PAIN
Der, has removed his painting establishment to No.
80, ~ est m uster-street, next door west OF MIR.
Sch,fIer's Long Room, and two doors east of the
Universalist Chapel, where he would be gratlfied
TO execute any orders in the following branches of
his roleseion, vz.-Portraits and Miniatures, Mil
itsry S aniards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting Of
every description. on wood, canvass, glass, &c.
Plain aud Orname ntal Lettering. old paintings re-
touched and vanished, Engravings and other PIC
tures varuished and framed plain and ornamental
char painting, and all kinds of painting usually
done IN such establishments.
Charges moderate work faithfully and expedi
tiou.ly executed aud every effort made to please his
patrons.
Being determined to devote his whole attention to
the duties of his profession, every exerton will be
made to reu Ter satisfaction to his employers.
Those who have pictures which they are desir-
Gus to dispose OF, can meet with purchaser by ap-
plying above.
Sign Boards Of all sizes constantly on hand.
December l6
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EODYS (PatenD LMPROVED BELLOWS.

EODYS (PatenO LNPROVED BELLOWS.
III E subscriber st'll continues TO manufacture
l. his improved BELLOWS for forges and furna-
oes. which, for duraollty and effect, has been
ply proved to be far superior to those in common
use. lie will supply those who may he in want o
Bellows, at short notice, and will dispose of rights
for manui featuring the same, in the Southern and
Western States, at fair price.
JOSIAH l. EDDY.
N. B.--J. |. EDDY, having had many calls to
tune Piano Fortes, &c. which his other engage
men's have prevented, would inform his trieuds.
that he will dedicate Saturday, Of each week, to
tha' purpose. If previously not,fed-a ID will Civ.
thorough repairs to Piano Fortes Barrel Organs,
&c. &c. III reasonable time, at his shop on Eddys
Point Dec 6.
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c. Esz'Ss:3
CkINC.

III AZ fact, mat the European Backing, from the
Il two celebrated manufactures has far excel
led any thing Of the kind hitherto offered for sale,
and particularly in this country. is generally admit
tel by all. To those who consider themselves
judges. and those who are The most disposed TO pa
tronise American manufactures, KNAPP's BLACK
mo is offered for examinution-and IT, upon trial, it
does not equal or surpass any English Btacktng ev-
er offered in this country, no patronage whatever
Is solicited.
This article is for sale by appointment Of the
manu- facturer by the cask. dozen, single bottle
at r No. =, Wesin,i,sfer- RoW..rD
y. B.-Orders from the country will receive
particu ular attention.
Scotember q IF
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E.uER,'S SPECiFJC OLNT.NENT,
far lhe 81 .Anfhnnu's Ere

TT lis ONT LENT is safe and certain reme-
l. dy for the 81. .4nttony's Fire, Sah Rheum,
and olher hunors. aud is free from stain smell
II is also an excellent Salve for Burns, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, &c Made and sod wholesa lie
ami retail. by MOSES EMERY, ast-Bridgwater,
(Mass.) and for sale by John III Mason, Nm. II.
Taylor, and Joseph Baieh, Jr. Providence.
Price-37 IL cents sngle--$3 per dozen
$50 per groce. ly Dec l6.
ln Newport, Mrs. Rhoaa Lawton, wife Of Mr..
Be ,jamin Lawton.-Mr. Oliver Dewitt, in the 80th
year of his age.
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.NEW SUPPLY OF FANCY GOODS.

NV VI. IL. PIIMaN, 10, "es'niinseI D'ee',
w has just received new supply ol tancy and
staple Goods, which, with his former stock, COM
petes general and we'll selected assortment, anu
wish or expect, among which are the following
Brass Andirons, Shovels and Tongs: Britannia
Tea Pots sugar and cream do ; Looking Glasses |;
Hearth Brushes plated Csstors fancy and com
mon Bellows; plated table and tea Spoons, britain
MIA do. block tin do tea and coffee Pots; table
Knives and Forks; Carvers for do; Rogers Pen
knives and Razors steel Bracelets and Necklaces
Beads. Of every description; rich Jewelry, &c. &c.
oomprizing almost every article usually found in
fancy goods store.
Persons who are in want Of any Of the above ar
tices, will find il to their interest to CALL Orders
for silver ware Of all descriptions, at wholesale or
Nstail, punctually attended TO. Dec. ..
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THE OBSERVATORY.

TNiE Proprietor Of this fashionable place Of re
l. sort, respectfully informs his friends aud the
public. that il is now opened for winter season, to
accommodate those who disposed To indulge in
harmless d iuvigornting recreation. The Bowl
ing Alleys will be warmed with stoves, az soon as
the weather shall require it. and every exertion
will be made TO render IT an agreeable place Of re-
sort. The bar is andy supplied with refresh
rnents and no exertion shall he wanting to accom-
molate aud crafty those who visit the establish
ment #. October 81.
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II. G.. tLLEN

" AS just received from Wm. Greene's and
Ill =. 5. Rathbone- auctions, choice selection
oil LOOKING GLASSES, which he will sell at
a small advance. Likeuise, daily receiving from
his manufactory, Cabinet Furniture of all descrip-
tions. On hand, one thousand Dining and Rocking
Chairs OF various brands-for sale Mt reduced pri-
Ces, ut No. 1T. Westminster Row, opposite the
Theatn Dee. l6
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RHODE-LSLAND LACE SCHOOL.

NTRS WINDSOR proposes being in Provi-
lvL dence on Friday aud Saturday forenoons, AT
the 5choolroom formerly occupied by Mr.. Dewitt,
in Water Street She will feel obliged by the at
ten dance of al the young ladies, with their work
and also Of others who may be desrous Of employ
mani Dec. 9.
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*Vtde the Book of Daniei--" God hath numbe.
red thy kingdom aud finished II. Thou art weigh
ed in the balance, and found wanting.
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PROVIDENCE.
REVIEW.

N, Exposition Of he late General Election in New
York. Bya Citizen Of Pennsyiuania. Phila
delphis-l826. p. p. "a.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio. MAY 81.

Erpedition.-Last week a lot OF
Goods was received in this city by the
conveyance of wagons and steam boats,
from Baltimore in / 5 days, among which
was quantity of TEA only 100 days
from China. This is getting fresh Tea
in reality. This is desideratum,as those
who know what good tea is, are aware
that it has more strength, and better
flavor, than that which has laid in a
warehouse a long time Crisis.
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PORTSMOUTH,. n. TT. June O

A whale, supposed to be between 90
and SO feet long, came up our river on
Thursday afternoon. He has kept a
bove Portsmouth Bridge, apparent,
afraid to re pass it, and has afforded his
pursuers a fine chase. He stands but a
poor chance of regaining his NATIVE
ocean.
A Goldfish was caught off this harbor
on Tuesday, weighing97 lbs.