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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27
TT4NIEO,

4 the PeDitemiary
To cords split wbrie oak 10 H. long - = To Re dei;v
200 ben hickory s1letrses ~
5 issS s. q robs delivered b.for. ~n.,
1000 Ain ash plank froS to IL f. long To be de-
,'o0,CC 40 lryefed ~
49, 90, DO the FIRST n
1000 1-2n2t-2 do ~
1000 10 poplar plank
i0 000 do To he delivered y the Ist Of
1000
100 wheel Guss
1860 .yokes Ditto
o0csrry lc- ,pokes
$50 slni hubs a part wanted i.t-
2OO black gum ara 5 incdstgly
10000 our barrel biiicts
SEQ pair Of flanie timber.
For which opVsais will be received until f0h NIX.
month, (Dee) by THOMAS NELSON, 7. A. P
NtFs 10 55-tiOD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

The sieam boat Cons,eilston srrved tiis morn
ing from Albany With upwards Of four hundfei md
hhy passengers, supposed to BE- 'he largest mum
Der Of passengers ever iaftsi in 'hi5 city from one
s.sam t5..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

AS The time for the commencement of the next
Session O! Congress is rspy approaching we
presume hst the members generally on tn
way to the seat Of Government and that it will
be gratifying 10 their numerous friends at home to
hear of their sale arrival We announce, a few
days ego. 'hc arrival OF MIR. Sawyer, Of North
Carolina; and we have the pleasure now 10 an
nounced The arrival Of the following gentleman.
Hon. David Barton, Senator from Missouri
Hon. John Nike, one 5fthe Representa,ive. nj
Aiabaro'; Hon J In YaFnum, of Massachusetts;
Hon osepn b. Winga'o, Of Maine.
mi m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

From ts Ai50ily 6tr'n.
Criminal LGU.--The District Attorney of tie
city and county of Albany, having claimed the
right 70 be with the GTsnd jury, and 10 conduc,
the examination Of yyiinesses and the court or yes-
sions being divided in opinion on the subject, il
wss submitted By the court 10 the judges Of N,
Supreme Court at the present term, who have de-
cidsd: " That the District Attorney ought not 10
attend the Grand Jury for the purpose Of ezsmin
ing Witnesses, for any other purpose, but 10
sdvise them upon any question which they may
pa, to him in relation Co their duty
Confession The Jowsl (Nass) Journal. an
anti Jackson paper, says unless there should be
reatieYolufion in favor OF Mr. Adams, chang.
ing very materially the result Of the ballot Of he
last elections unless by divi.ion Of pariea apo
iher candidate should be brought forward, and he
choice should again devolve upon lhe house, we
thiol, NE friends Of the Pfesidsn, NAV i1stlg be
fearful that their hope Of again placing bin in The
chair Of state will not be realized"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
Ioung AaAiss' BoarNing School,
AT WlISiI%G.tt)N. DEI.

NIEls the supern'endenee aul instruction Of WILLIAM
" sHEuEH, assisted by acc2np Il male teachers.
Tie c9use 0! iasWlc'ian nrned al this seminary,
prises all The us. f, and most Il the amenal brancAes
i female education Inc aaiiy exercises are Ortog
p1y, Readtrs, Writing, Al tme,ic, English Grammar
Rhetoric; Geography and !isuly, ancient and mode, NJ
Nh constant reference % e best maps and charts; Con
strucfion IF maps Use Of the Glo5cs Natural History
Nstlra Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry
Elements Of Moral Science
Eeek,s Ererciscs-Bbl Rcciaiions Evidences Of
-isantv Letter Writing, and other species of Com.
.esiiion Rscaptuiation5.
FERNS ta,d, and tuition in any of the foregoing
hranches $3.50 Per quarters If paid advance. $50
Masc, including tte Of piano, sl2 French IS onc
y the best masters, s erqarer. Moderate car.
.ycs Tor Drawing ard other ornamental branches,
The discipline If the school Ind parental, and chris.
ian. Particular attention paid MT on5 to the manner.
j the young ladies', but 70 their and religious
srncton. they regularly condnc 81 to such place
Of worship and Sunday Schools their and guar
lins approve, Exercise aud recreation, being assens
70 he preser alton Of health and Of mental energy,
y the intervals of time rot devoted to study The nsti
iGpn u all rs departments, is conducted in a name
aiich, it + hoped, will meet the entire appreciation 0
Us s~trnns,
HjTe.ees Winlngton--Rev. r. " Gilbert, Hon. "
Kali; lion. Louis Miane: PhtAaspAid--Itey. pr. Wi
sons Rev. DR. Jane@ay; Mr. William ,Janyer Merchant
lanes G. Thompson, Esquire, Professor of Languages
University of Pennsylvania.
March 1897 35-f3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
ae ua1~' IouiHJi %,
Personally appeared before me

Nathaniel Ightner Esq Mayor Of the city Of Lancaster
A. d being duly sworn or affirmed sev.rsly dcpus aid
declared, that they had made Of Dr. son Free
mans Cough Drops Cor indian speciGc upon themselves
with The greatest success, for the curing of coughs colds
as,hmas, consnmptions splitting OF blood and disease Il
the breast and largsand that in every instance then &C.
ccs complete and lltaibe, will fill, apIca, b, lie
following testimony e those who have used item.
MARrN lIGnr. Of ane ascr aged SO years. long time
grevnusy afflicted with violent cough, pam and stitches
N his sides and breast splitting O matter lcn his lltEs
night swcas and hectic iettr, much tfnacaed AID
his life despaic,i Of was el cured by usig u
lies better than years aid remains v eli as 10 lie
disease 4 his breast and lungs sined and subscribed
April 7ih. 1876
Samuel Dennis, aged So Of Strasburg ounshiI Marin
Kraymer aged Al yeats Of Contstoga lowi,stp, og
lime exceeding --Isaac lroom aged q yeas, Of Tie
Guy Of Iancaster-cned By using three bo,tleschses
blanchard, aged Sc Yeats, Done gal uwnshp, by
using bottles.Lhrsan Hess, eyed 42 Yeas, Of Mn
nor township, cured, by usrg bottles chsd lofr
son, aged SO years OF Donegal township, ltr,
aged "A years Of the lily Of Lancaster, g y Lowe. NJ
the CITY Of Lancas:er,Iuscph liar, aged DO years Of
Strasbarg hir,Elzabelh ka,r, aged 10 years, q
Mi lcistown, Manner township. Each # he above named
persons lab uted under violent coughs pans md sclts
N the SiGs AID breast, for lo time and sxpectson
Of slime and mat ertiom the lnrgs Hectic levesard mgt
~ eats, &c &c and were cured short time By usiiss
few bottles of his Indian Specific Scseray DE-
4 tirmed and subscribed in 1926.
In ny whereof have herennto affixed my hand
and seal his goth day OF January, 1877, in the city a-
caster.
lsEALl NATHANIEL LIGilTNER Mayor
Dir. G Freeman, Of the city Ut Lancaster, respectfully
informs the public that The in reduction Of bus mtd-
cine to the Citizens Of the United States within the last
Is years past 287 dispositions have been taken before the
proper authorities in The city of Lancaster VIZ avery
great proportion before The late ,Iahn IIof Esq and be-
tore samuel Carpenter Esq for many years ,iogr u Tie
cuy OF Lancaster great number before Samuel Dale Esp
an alderman fin tie city Of Lancaster, and now Jhdge0
the Court Of common Pleas Of the county Of Lancaster a9
number has been taken before Nathaniel Iighnr, Esq
as late rs 1926, and now Mayor Of the city Of lancasttr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Fgvsis ,uScr,er, DoGrnn MnnictNE and PnAcTIcAl
( l4&.s.r gesrcfuliy informs the LADIES and Gentle
i;sSn OF Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has com
n, deed 10 as,lare Medicine. in MARKET STREET,
Wmingt +, i;alaWare, IN the house opposite .H Henry
H1.bes d o. Lunftf fcra-ghere lie prepares the fol
loving Medicines: Iae salphate of Qminne. This red-
cine ha active principle of the Peruvian Bark, and
when properly PREPARED the best medicine as yet DIS
covered for the Of Agues emi,ten aud Intermittent
Feyers lie also prepares inc Restorative for DIS
eases .? The Breast and nss, Pulmonary Consdmpilon&
phthsc; AMI me icne which will cffectnal!y cure me
most distressing i,cAl.che no matter how long ITS cenn
sance may be. lie also cares the Ioolhache IN ie"
minutes without making use OF any OF tie corFoang acas
red no. -sn, plugging the teeth with god ieai OF
saeet lead Tile medicine Nc makes use ct viii preserve
the cet for years He prepares Tooth Powder that will
Rtsn the teeth, be they 50 hltk from taking melt
o;Ge any other nr. p prepares an Eye Water
hat will remove ali lniamma,ions from the eyes have
ourcl nuns s. from the Rheumatism and some Of them
srinpes for wears from t. Names signatures DO not
yclre, see it is to5 much the custom wh qaackery
From nv practice Of medicine aa} my experience and
knowledge Of chemistry, am abl 70 extract medcinal
contained in animals, vegetables and minerals, and
can apply them for h different diseases !, the constitutions
Of people may want hem Persons afflicted with Cancers,
+ they make timely application can be cured
There is medicine sold BY tn name Of SisGims rama
su, which did pot hear OF until saw Mr. Swaa's adver-
,ient some few weeks past ien called on some OF
the physicians IN Philadelphia, and spoke %
them respecting the ianacea and informed them that
had the authors works who ,nven'ed the medicine and
discovered its effects III the Of certain diseases. Al
the genileman spoke tie subject, sal they Weit
certain that Mr. Swarm not the inventor Of the nedl
cine The that invented he Panacea was ore ot s
creates chemist, taat Europe produced ards dead neal
n FL wears; and his writings IRE difficult % be had
That S.r. vain has lot some paft ~ las %btks, Or som
person gaze him receipt from the work, have no doubt
nf have prepared chemci and real preparat /
1t he piNtCGA, which Will sell dollar per bo,
lie ~ the dozen, and ollar and ifly cents single
- +. prepares Wash for he IA lies which renos g
Ill SIP It's Erptions ami rcte iyun te face and hands
an clears and beauties the .sin IL also prepares
,ya HAT viii take ont Germs by The roots from the toes
All 81 give tie least sensation q pam
!. Gentlemea w,o are Affected with an, disease
Stat a,ale if they pleased 70 call on me- shall b
Atlcnard 10 with the stfieiest pnnctually.
JAS. PURG ELL, NJ ID. & r. e.
w ,ni ron Del Jan. %, 1927. ely
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaaUare Fire Insurance Co,onra.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the s,aeaf nj,
IL ware, with capital OF one hundred thousand tinu
The President and Directors are nov Re eiyino ~
tons for Insurance. their Office, No 81 shpley i rl
between Front and Second SIT ee,s against oss h. T
every description OF buildings e neral; Mer1.nds
Ships in Port, and their Cagoes; Household Flrn,n
and other personal property aiso against loss Or dam
by inland transportation Of goods, wares, merchandise ~
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be as fas orable as any nc a.
Companies in The Cities Of Philadelphia or New Yo,k p
ties assured may lepose the fullest confidence i a.
fndi,y Of its capital and that all losses will be t,cnn
adjusted by the company. f|
JonN Muopy is Agen, 10 survey property ODE insured
for the town and vicinity oi New Castle in place Of O n
'laney, declined.
Levi II. Evans is Agent to survey property 10 he IN
cured for the town and vicinity If Ellton.
JoaN Cloak Agent 10 survey property 10 be Insured
Tor the town and vicinity Of SIN, ma
JosErH JONES Agtn, TO survey property to be rnssl
for the town OF Wes,-Cheset and vicinity.
Di,erfors
/ John Patterson, David l,ush,
Joseph Baily, YIN Claudler
/ David G. Wilson. Joseph Grubb,
Joseph e. Gpn, Ifo3er, Porter
WIN. sHAL President
/ u. BYRNks, Secretary.
| April 10, 1926. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
Soap and Candle Manulac,a,,,

y1yAE subscriber takes this opportunity 10 ms.,.
Il public that the establishment, heretofore condvo,. "
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with the accounts eo"a.
with the business OF that establishment from the g..
January, 1896 have passed into his hands, aid fla, m
continue the business in all its branches, al NE su w
corner Of Ianall and Queen streets, redre F,e 'a
ing House, where lie will manuc ure and furnish :, n.
adephia prices, WOnid and Dip CANDLES, Fui,, s
io1e, and Broom SOAP, OF the best quality. = is-
ENOCH ROBERTS
NJ b. The highest price gives for TalIos. Rn,a,n.
Fat, and Fat of every DESCRIPTION
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1896. 49,
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CTRRTTNG.

UvHE subscriber notifies his friends and the public that
he has removed from tile old stand, No. Is, Shipley
street, formerly occupied by William Chandler to No 25,
Market, and 26, Shpcy.s where he intends keeping on
hand constant supply Of FINISHED LEATHER, Of ev-
cry description Which he will dispose Of on the most
sonable terms. Persons tavorug him with their custom,
NAV depend having their Leather of the best quality
Also Morocco, and Lining skins for sale.
JOHN GUYER
WILMINGTON March 49, 1922? So 3m
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LIMBER FOR SALE.

Al JOHN HEMPHILI'S Wharf and Lumber lard, IN
the Borough of Wilmington, agcnera assortment OF i
ber well selected suitable for persons for buildings or for
mechanics; and large stock of Cear and Cyprus SHIN.
GIES are constantly for sale TIC o7resteris or CASH
OF the usual credit. -
The friends and former customers OF the yard, and the
public generally, invited to call at the DIN STAND,
where their favors will be thankfully acknowledged by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .aeent
Inne 1906 57--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
SAI,DLTNG.

rTvIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and NE
Harness Business, in all its various branches at No -
Fast Second Street. opposite the Lower Marke-and keeps
constantly hand Gentlemens best and common ss s
Alas. Ladies, ditto BRIDES, Whips Collars, &c Also,
IN assortment of HAIR TRUNKS. He hopes by strict AZ
tenton 10 business 10 give general satisfaction to those
who may please to favor him with their custom 80,
W. - WM. w. RICE.
Wilmington, April o., 1897. 3U-u
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NOl,ICl1.

NU IL -.
LII persons having claims the Boyoueh Connect of
IA the Borough Of Wlmington will please present Ii. i
accounts on or before the fst Heuesaay il cuch month 10
either Of Tue undersigned. JOSEPH GRUBB,
WILLIAM IARKIN
WILLIAM TOWNSEND
,o, ,n, Committee Of accounts.
way q, io-f. Sc al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25

rIyTS Medicine has acquired very extended and esab
II L h,hed celebrity both il hospital and private practice
which It's efficacy alone has supported ups ards Of ght
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-25
NOTICE

hereby given, that general meeting Of the stockhod-
L. Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
@i be held their office M, 80 Walnut street, Phia-
ephia on Monday The 4 of Juae, 1927, elect Pres
lett AID nine Directors and TO ransac, other business,
,ccofdng to law. II, ID GlIpIN, Seey.
Nav g. 52-St
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$500.

WANTED on Loan the sum Of -Four Hundred Dollas-
w tile payment Of which will be amply secured by
Mortgage Real Estate An early application by line
addressed 10 A q, and left at the Office Of BNsJ
FfnRis, Convey ancer, will be attended to.
5 mo- Is, 1927. SD
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v
l,led celebrity both in hospital and private practice.
which its efficacy alone has supported upsartls Of ght
yeats.
10 thousands, il By operation he Rood that such
surprising cures have been performed thpse who
supposed 10 be abarng under pulmonary affections &c.
The effect o. this medicine such not To interrupt
either business pleasure and requires only The
restraint of MODERATION IN det oveyed BY the clicn
Iatng fluids and corrcct the tend. cies 10 the
diseases Nhich originate yitated blood, diseased
liver, or dep7aved appetite Il safe medlcinc and
emOyes all thise evils which an unsuccessful use uf mer
cry SO often a one, ho.serer, Is adticd
tate i, ,yih3m first tpHy Convincing hlmsT e ne ah IL
.g here stated and he rectuie = he Prepteo,'s q
tioas.
Tn medicine has the singular fortune, ius tribute
ls great merit Of heng recommended BY Ito most celc
1racd Practitioners OF Med cine IN the ttei States and
use where, ,hefeas nc o. tio spetls xures made
imitation Of I, has ~ lpast supp 4 ON the medical
faculty. Ih tr Afcs ~ atgumt ~ So pam and cunci-
1--WE, that it needs only to be mentioned TO enforce
vction.
From DR.. wm Price, Liverpool England. formerly Sur.
gton Of Tie Pennsylvania hospiia, &c.
Tie yegftalc syrup, called swans panacea, prepared
~ Mr.. SWAMI Of Philadelphia la recently been ntrodu
ced here by DR. Price, from the United States Of america,
where It i now excessively used in the treatment Of
ieiv Of Chronic Diseases.
OF the efficacy of this iepl' alton DIR, Price has had aun
liant and most satisfactory vleace, during Of
tmcnts ttade under hi direction, whilst Surgeon Of the
ponnsyl9ai Hospitals and his arrival in England
he has had HE GOOD fortune d witnessing many adiona
!, distances g It's successful d,8lnis;la nm
Tie diseases in which TN iecne has been particular
useful, o-e arising ii6n constitutional causts in
he various ferns d ScgAtua ahther affecting he bones
joints, soft parts aud where disposition ID
his disease manifested BY ehlty only, ii operates as
preventive 10 The local disease ~ beneficial effects o.
The tuition. Il qnaly eicacious il Mercura dis
Ease and 10 the secon larry tuns0f Syphilis and has late
II been gwen with marked in chronic diseases
the Liver, which had resisted The careful exhibition o
mercury II has, likewise very recently been administer
ed with decied advantage BY Of HE most distinguish
II cd Surgeons IN ondon which had entirely des
' royee the RICH, Of the patient and great portion
/ ~ the side OF The face. WM PRICE NJ 10
~ To THE prBLtr.
The numerous and lnd;tpyiug frauds committed on III
pubic by numerous nj IN limitation If this ell know
medicine, alone satisfactory evidence Of It's superio
virtue, without ary other prof There are now al lea.
twenty 'mitQions Of n but hesc limitations are all def
Client N Que imtortam feqpse-tbcy are far from posse
ing the VIRTUES or SWANS PASAcE
: WIN. SWAIN
No. 22l Chesnut street, bea cen Seventh an
Eighth Streets Masonic Hall.
b. Sold in Wilmington, by Nj JOHNSON
No. 90, MARKET Street and also. 0y j. BRING
!, HURST.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-09-06

ton, as well as to receive the emblems of
friendship, sent to them by the Cherokee
and Usage Indians. The national coun-
Gil was uncommonly numerous.-MGcOn
Ness. Aug. z.
Further News from Green BGy.-The
schr. Commerce, Captain Merritt, arrived
here on Monday from Green Bay and
observation-disclosures, and brings letters from
the former place as late as the Sd. The a.
mount of the information received, is con-
tanned in the following extracts from
letters addressed to a gentleman in this
city.
"The Governor arrived here on the
2Sth, and reached the little Butte DIES
MO'tts, (the treaty ground) on the S1st.
The Council commences to-day (the 3rd
AuguSt,) and the Commissioners are anx-
ious to get through in time for the steam
boat. Gen. Atkinson has gone up to the
Prairie du Chen, with about 500 troops,
and has arrived there long before this.
The Winebagoes, j. e. those who attend
ed the treaty, are very much alarmed, par-
ticularly after having heard piece of the
Governors mind. He told them if they
wanted to 60 to war, the road was wide
open, and that the only favour asked
of them was to let their intentions be
KNOWN
Extract from another letter of the same
date.
"The negotiations will be finished,
probably, about the end of the week, whep
we shall take our departure in the Clay.
There are now about 1000 Indians on the
ground, composed of Menominies, Win
nebagoes, Chippewas, and Newly ork In
dams. The Rock River Indians have not
yet shewn themselves, though they are ex-
pected. No intelligence has yet been re-
ceived from the Prairie, though from the
force now there, every thing must be in a
state of comparative tranquility.
"The commissioners had short coun-
Gil with the Winebagoes, day before yes
terday, in which they disavowed all con-
nexion with band guilty of the outrages
on the Mississippi. They asked what
object we supposed they could have for
making hostilities with US, except it was
the utter determination of their nation
They said they were as fond of life as we
were, and invoked the pity, and implorcd
the forbearance and protection of their
Father.
''There was too much truth in these
representations, and their comparatively
defencless situation was too notorious to
admit the belief that they did not express
their honest sentiments.
We are led to believe, that much Of the
success which has attended the efforts to
put down these hostilities, should be at
tributed to the fearless promptitude of G
Cass.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-09-06
CREEK INDIANS

Col. Brearly and the Indian depntation
appointed to explore the land west of the
Arkansas for the purpose of fixing upon
suitable place for the migration party to
locate themselves, having returned, the
emgrating party were notified to meet the
deputation on the goth of July, at the falls
Of Chatahochy. Col. Crowell, agent of the
Greek nation had called national coun-
Gil on the same day to be held at Wowoka
Upon the arrival of Col. B. at Fort
Mitchell an arrangement took place be-
tween the agents the meeting Of the em-
igrating party was suspended--and they
were requested to attend the national coun-
Gil in order that the deputation should
make to them so far as related to a des-
C ip;ion OF the cou t y and the manner in
which they were received by the Chero-
KEGS and Usage Indians. Accordingly,
the M'lntosh party attended at the ma
tional council on the LIST inst. when Ar
beka Tustunuggee, chief of the deputa-
ton, addressed the council, and gave a
clear and lucid description of the local sit
uation of the country-describing the wa
ter courses, quality of land, variety of game
and pointing out to them the very great
advantages that country possessed over the
Creek nation. His communication was
confirmed by several Indians, mot of the
M'Intosh or emigrating party) they stated
that he spoke the truth, they had been
through that country many years since.
The address of Arbeka had considerable
weight, and there is at present no doubt
but that a considerable body will emigrate.
The Little Prince addressed the deputa-
ton, expressed himself in very friendly
manner, said he wished to part friendly,
and that those of the M'Intosh party that
did not think proper to emigrate, should
remain and be protected. The Mad Ii
ger and other chiefs spoke in the same
friendly Numerically M'Intosh replied
to them in very eloquent speech. The
M'Intosh arty then shook hands with the
head men of the nation and then retired to
meet at the falls of the Chatahoochy on
the 4th inst. to organize their council, and
to make such arrangements as may be me-
cessary previous to their emigration, and
to receive the official report of the deputa-