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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-14
FOR SALE.

WILL be sold venue. fifth day he 9Th nst.. at
w o'clock, r. NJ, at the house y James Plunl,
washington Inn the following lots If an proper, Of
tue late JoHy 10 rs deceased.
No A 10 20 feet inches 'front.' Front stree,
nng hack 81 feet Orange street. Being the cor"er lo
No 2. a lot adjoining M /. IL f.et from On Fsant
street. runnng back 81 feet.
No ;. iot alj,ning No. ?, l8 feet front r ont
street, rnoning back 50 feet.
No a a lot adioln e No. g. Is ct front Front
street, running back 69 feet, on ihnrn s'reet-heIns
CO, ner lot
No S. lot adjoining the rear of he above lots, font
ing 1871 feet inches Orange aud ihern syr,-'s r,-
mug through the square, "a ieet inches; Sith ,rcls
pottery: ware houses an 1tck stable rrec,ed thereon.
No IS A l,t ironing "a teet nc,es ID eek street,
running back II fee inches, 10 lot NJ s, aud bou!s,
nv Orange and Thorn streets; which erected ,,tsc
frame div cling house, part Of which 10 under lease fr
4 years
running back 70 low water maik--suppose t, be . feet
fronting Orange and ihoiu streets
No s A los bounded by on. Jrstisoe and secogd
streets, containing abou acres, on part q which
ted AR Ton F,uNdy, and may DC dyldct 10 so pntcns.
sers Conditions Of sale made kao~n BY
ISRAEL JONES,
REL BEN W.Bn,
nc IA 1872. sS~At lE*agse-N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-14
FOR THE wATcHMAN.
IMPORTANT TO AMERICANS.

That John Quincy Adams was purely and con-
stitutionaly elected President, and that Henry
Clay was purely and deservcdly appointed secre-
tary Of State-althoush Andrew Jackson has sta
ted at his table, and written letters, charging Mr..
Clay with bargaining with Mr.. Adams in which
conversations and letters, he offered to give his
proof. if Mr. Clay would deny the charge "over
his own signature" MIR. Clay denied the charge
in the most unequivocal manner for himself, and
for his friends as far as he knew, or believed.
Jackson offered Mr.. Buchanan as his proof, and
Mr.. Buchanan proved Jackson to be 8 mistaken
as to the conversation between them, and its OBJ
lie t: consequently, Buchanan proves Adams and
CLAY innocent Of the charge Of corruption.
All moderate and temperate men are now salts
fed of the purity Of the Administration. 1t is not
expected that men who suffer their passions in
stead Of their reason to govern them, will yield
to the voice Of truth, justice and common sense. am.
afford the Administration that support they merit
they will be supported WE'LL without such. Iheil
numbers are few in this enlightened land. There
are three descriptions of persons who are displeas
ed that Jackson did not substantate his charges
gainst Adams and Clay--to wit those whose OPP.
tics are dazzed with Military dress-.thosc WHIT
are fond of the smell Of gunpuwder, and delight il
blood and carnnge-and those who expected Ia
offices if Jackson was elected President; but wiz
now calculate on disappointment CATO.
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SIIERIFF'S S ME.
81 PETER b. DELANY, SHERFI

DY PETER 3. DELANY, SHERIFF..
NO EDY virtue If writ Of Pts. Vead FIX % TO
NJ I'D directed VII be exposed public sale, At the
house Of John F. Mansfield, Mddctown. in ST. Georges
Hundred,
On Thursday the 9th Of September inst,
At &c ock, r. the following described plantao ns
tracts OF land and improvements in St Georges Humid j.
to wit No l, plantation OF farm Wit br ok dive ne
house and Kitchen smoke house, barn. era ay,
stable, &C. erected, bounded By lands Of Role
Maxwell William Ruusey and others containing t~o
hundred acres, more or less
No 2, plantation farm in said hundred With frame
dwelling house and k chen, smoke hcuse, othe
buildings thereon erec'ed bounded by No lands Of Ro
bert Maxwell, John Eduows ard ohets containing two
hund ed less. Seized and taken the FRO
perry of Richard e. Cochran.
Newcastle, Sept E, 1897. S3-4t
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Washingtcr September ll.-Mr. GucntvaE
arrived in this City on SATURDAY last itnia swedtns
via England. with treaty recently concluded q.
the Court Of Stockholm between the United STATES
and tie King Of Sweden and NORWAY. and with
dispatches from Mr. G,LLArls. We have an.
dersrood that the new treat, is not reviva:
or continuation If folmer treaties. hut that il
braces the liberal principle Of navigation Of which
the first example was given during the present
Administration. in the treaty with the Central Re-
public and that it also places the navigation cf
the United States on the same footing with that %
Sweden and Norway in their intercourse will,
their colony of st. Bartholemew's and in the in
tercourse between the colony and the United
States Nut Intel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-14

Prompt administration Of L1shce-NEWROLD Of whose
apprehension Fredericksburg the 22d ul! for pass s.
S1400 in Coute riei, United States Notes Mr. John r.
Keshag of Princess Ann County, the public already ape
prised, well as If his the JAIL Of that Coun
this day fortnight, vi his supposed accomplce T.
+. Arr EDGE, underwent natoG Def re a Msss-
trates Court Monday last, when both remandtd 20
The Superior Court, which commenced its session in tnas
County Thursday terObod had his final trial Friday
and sentenced to fifteen years confinement in the Fen
Tertiary .9rietlgs tried on Saturday and acquitted.
f1IkB
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yTvIE subscriber offers for sale, reasonable terms, 10
building lots. 90 feet fo,. and 70 feet deep, fronting
on Orange Wood. and Tatnall Streets, this Borough.
These lots in eligible and imp owing part Of the
town, and will be sold separate altogether
ANN MASON,
Orange street. between Third and Hill Streets,
Sept. II, 1927 S8-4t
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BURLINGTON, VI. Sep. r.

Squirrel Hunt.-A party selected in this town
by Captains Herrick and Allen, consisting OF about
SO on each side. hunted on Wednesday last, met,
counted their game, and took supper at Howard's
Hotel at Z o'clock. The committee reported the a.
mount killed on both sides, Consisting principally
Of large and small squirrels at four thousand tro
hundred and serenity toNr.
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A pedlar Of gunpowder, named Chauncey Lew
is. from Suifield, Con. stopped at blacksmith S
shop, in New Berlin, N. York, to get his wagon
repaired. An apprentice boy, named Rufus Nc
ntyre. incautiously approached so near the powder
With hot iron, that it took fire. and five kegs ex-
plo,led. The boy was so much injured that he died
in five hours after the accident, and Lewis IS not
expected to recover
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
'The suDscrlber. purposIng I'd


&8akE5l N The State, offers for sale, the FARM
~ sss f sssn ,i' as, d, . VI ,sss
back Of Wilmington containing sb mt eighty acres lnc'n.
ding fourteen r. Marsh meadow. The s,uatio, IS
beautiful and from log experience, proved to be one of
the healthy in the staie,comnanding an eSrn,Se
prospect Of the Rivers Delaware suu CHS iaia ard
highly improved surrounding country forming landscape
equae by few, and ed BY n0ne the Sac OF De-
laware On This Farm is every Improve nen necessary for
The convenience If family well for farming, saiderings
or darying-a commodois DIV cling house. barn. milk
house, granary, carriage house, work shop ard smoke
house, Of stone also roony ard cnnrenienl tao so
house, for overseer, poultry house, ice house, &C. Wit,
orchard n'anng upwards Of Fifty varieties Of choice
fruit situation commanding more deighli prospects
and possessing the valuable blessing Of health
he but seldom offered to the public. 1t will be dspneG
Of accommodating the purchasers at least three
onrs Of the purchase nlney NAV remain IN his hands,
for &c wears, If required, Stocks in the Banks
Insurance eccs Of Phiadepha al current prices, will be
taker in payment
Should the property not find puicase in all he pres
year. It will be let, either entirely, he shares for
term IF years. person Thai can be well recomne dtda
and possession given in the Spring For further lnoiia
ton inquire of VIM WAY, No 81, Woodsreet, Philadel-
lhia, or the subscriber. JOHN WAY.
September ID, 1897. 88-2m
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A LADY Gentleman qualified 70 'ake charge Of / 4
N Primary schuoi in the Middle own Acalem, IL
pca,ion be made To The Trustees, post all. teet 20
the first Of mex. mohth JOHN EDDOWESr .see'g.
MiddletoWn, Del. 11th Sept 1927. Silt
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NOTICE.

4 VERY trusty Colured Girl, IS years old. who
n dersands cooking, aud al kind, # housewok 10 be
disposed of, for IL years. to respectable family, ia
this State. Inquire at This Office.
Sent ia 1907 9s-if
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MARRlED--On Thursday, the Oh. inst by the Rev. G.,
BIZ, d, the Rev JOHN CLEMSON. Of Harrisburg, TO
Miss NJ ARGARETTi JACOBS, eldest daughter of the
Rev LEVI BULL of Chester County
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-14
To the Editors Of the National Int'Nigencer.
PIscATAwAY, Sept. 4th, 1927.

GENTLEMEN: In an article OF the Encouragement
Of The lst instant. under the head of the Cumber-
land. Md. Advocate Of August 18th. am made
10 say, 6 the charge made against Gen. Washsng-
"an ii presume Of issuing the order to shoot men
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OrF1cE OF THE CoLoNIzATToH SOCIETY,
Unshinrf0n ,SpUtpmbPr TN. 1927.

AT meeting Of the Committee appointed to
adopt measures for fitting out an expedition to
Liberia. at was
Resotrpa That the public be informed that the
schooner Susan will leave Baltimore for Liberia.
about the 1T of October, and that persons dispos
ed to emigratc are requested to make immediate
application to the Agents of the Society.
| RpsoLred, That notice be also given that the
Society will, if possible. despatch another vessel
from Baltimore or Norfolk, by the middle of Oc-
tober, and that persons wishing to emigrate in her
| be requested to make known their intentions, IN
order that the Society may provide accommodations
for them. Letters Of applicants may be addressed
to the Secretary of the Society.
N. Il. Editors Of papers in Baltimore and An
napois and others friendly to the Society, are re-
questcd to copy the above.
| - nI1aD Co.
| From Paris papers to the 4th ult. received at
Boston By the brig Clematis, Capt. Low. from
Tiavre, the Boston Daily Advertiser makes the
| following extracts -
letter dated Svra, June "a, states. that in pur-
suance Of the capitulation If the Acropos Of
Athens, 1900 men had been transported with their
arms and baggage to the island of saamis, on
board four French and two Austrian vessels. The
besieeed were entirely destitute Of provisions
all their animals had been Misunderstanding re-
manned to them but water. A few hours after the
capituaton kutay pacha received information
that reinforcement Of 5000 men had arrived with
in fourteen miles Of his camp. lie manifested
the most lively chagrin, and declared that If the
captulation had not been already concluded, he
would not have signed it. kutay had marched
with 5000 men upon Corinth. COL Fabvier was
in command of 1000 men at Niagara, where he
was erecting some Notifications. The Turkish
fleet had sailed from Constantinople to meet Lord
Cochrane, WHO was in the Gulf Of Paras. lie had
been seen SIX days before, near st. Angelo, with
% sail of Greek vessels. lbrahim Pacha had ar
rived at rripolizza. and had given notice to the
Greeks that they must provide lodgings for IL,
900 men.
i The French brig Harqueln. which sailed from
Marseles July 4. for Bayonne, with cargo
spirits and other articles, captured otf Allcan
|by two cruisers under the Turkish t1as. The cap
tain seeing boat well armed coming to board him
abandoned his vessel, aud with his crew escaped
and landed at Adra. Letters from Tunis an
nuunce that the dey Of Algiers was putting hi
forts, citadel &c. into the best of Defence and tina
il wou. be impossible to take the place without
force of at least $4,000 men. On the 18th OF Ju
" the French blockading squadron captured tw
Algerine boats.
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and cut their heads on without trial) IL false.T
never pronounced it to be false, but never heard
Of such an order by him and the order under which
1t. Reed shot man, and cut his head of. was. to
my knowledge, given by Major Harry Lee Iheartl
it given verbally. and it might have been written
also. And What impresses it on my mind, as being
an order Of Major Lees, and not Of Gen. Wash,ng
ton,is that believe Major Lee was either severe
y censured, or arrested for the act In seeking to
Justify Gen. Jackson in his cruel acts and orders.
comparison is called for with Gen Wash,ngton's
conduct in the Revolutionary war. But, slrs, with
candid mind and fair investigation, there can be
no likeness. The times Of the Revolution were
perilous and important in the highest degree. Our
liberties and every thing dear to US, were all at
stake. The war in which Gen jackson comnan
ded, before the British invasion of Louisiana. was
against few dirty Indian Snrages, at a corner of
the United States, to which any force could easily
be brought. lfGeneral Washington ordered mems
lives to be taken in so prompt manner, it for
desertion to the enemy General Jackson's order
for execution was for militia men claiming their
right Of going home when their term Of service ex
PRED.
II you think proper to rectify the mistake, you
will please do in better language than mine, keep
ing in view the substance. You know cannot
write fit for the public eye. Very respectfully
yours, WIN. ID. BEALL.
I'VE have published Col BeaWs letter as It came to our
hands, leaving the public 10 decide whether or not this
veteran of The Revolution swrte fit for the
public e."l-EDIroRs.
Carter Bereriy, Esquire.--The Richmond Wing
atFirms, that IL there is happy man in America,
Carter Beverly, Esq is that man. 9 Other men
make only an approach to happiness MIR. Beverly
has reached the very pinnacle. Doth he take up a
newspaper, the words, Gen Jackson to Carter
| IN
Gen. Andrew Jackson-salute his eye at every
turn. To figure in the newspapers as the confden.
tial correspondent of Gen Jackson-to be the
mighty Instrument of rupture between him and Mr.
! GIay-to have his name associated with theirs IN
every political conversation tits felicity inexpres
sible. 10 have any just conception Of the immen
sit, Of his bliss, the reader ought to hnow the man.
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DIED T., this Borough, Monday evening" las, Mr.
JAMES GIBSON, Baker.
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TIE UITFs TOT sdIt' MINI OF
uhch he now resides, situated On tne INST
!. l. q
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BUILDING LOTS. FOR SALE.

September Ia, 1927
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-14
DENTISTRY.

nR MKEE respectfully offers his services to the
- inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, in the
department OF Dentistry. Having paid particular at.
tenon to this branch OF his profession he atters him
sefthat he is competent TO render essential service to
thosswho may have the misfortune of disease in their
teeth orgums In almost all he is able to cure the
toothache without the loss ofthe TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enama and will guarantee tina:
upon obedience 10 his directions, they will remain
clean and retaina beautiful ivory whteness He will
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones.
His Office is at Mrs. Gardners, opposite St. Paus
Church. where he WILDE always ready, (s,ndays c1
ceped, to attend to any calls in the line of his prc
sion. s.,t .4
Reference may be had to Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Rey Pro.
fessor Keith, DrSemmes, Dr. Richards. DR. P;tzbugl
and DR.. Brown. cor. Is
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District Of Columbia.
Alerandria Countp, s.

Alerondria County, 81:
NOVEMBER TEax, 1926
eeorse Coleman CompiGnant1
Francis Wheeler & George Golfer, CO.
partners in trade under the firm of MChG''eyY
Wheeler & Golfer, and Alexander
Shepherd & William Posey, Deff,s
V>HE defendant Francis Wheeler not having ensared
i his appearance and given security according To the
statute and Che rules Of this Court and it appcarn 10
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit filed that
the said defendant Francis Wheeler, is not an 'babi
tant ofhe District ofCoIumba; on motion of the Com
PlaInant by his counsel it is ordered that the said Fran
CHS Wheeler do appear here on the first day Of ney
April Term, and enter his appearance to this suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES of this Con
and that the other Defts. Alexander shepberd and
William Posey, do not pay away convey or crete the
debts by them owing to- the estate or effects IN
their hands belonging the said absent Defendants
Wheeler Golfer unit the further order of this Court
and that copy OF this order be forthwith pnbl;sbed
for two months successfully in one of the public news.
papers printed in the town Of Alexandria and that aoo
ther copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of said county:
n A Copy feste. -,
dec lo-Em EDM. !! LEE, C. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-14
District OF Columbia,
dec Is
.Aiernndrin County, SCI.

aierandrin County, SCI.
NOVEMBER Term, lS26-14th DAY.
Henry Dangerfied Complainant
Robert I. Taylor, the President Direc.
tors and Company of the Bank Of
Alexandria, the President Directors =.
and Company the Bank Of Poto. ~ '"u"'e'y'
mac, and Henry ". Young and Mar
garct Young, children and heirs at
law of John Young, deceased, and
Lewis II. Marsteller Defendants.J s
HE defendant Lewis II. Marsteller, not having en-.
tered his appearance to this suit, and given secu
rty according the statutes and the rules this Court
and appearing to the satfacton of the Court upon
affidavit fled that the said Lewis H. Marsteller Is NOT
an inhabitant of the District of Counbia-op the mo-
ton of the complainant by his counsel it is ordered
that the said Lewis H. Marsteer appear here on the
first day of the next and enter his appearance to
this suit give security for performing the decree Of
the Court; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully in one of the
public newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandra
and that another copy be posted At the front door Of
the Courthouse Of said county.
Teste, E l. LEE, c. c.
dec1s pm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-14
DRY GOODS.
JAMES G. BARRY,

Neat Door to the Washington Iarern,
Hasjust received his Fall assortmentof
Blue black, drab grey mixd and other colors cloths
and cassmeres
Sattinets, bangup cords
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia vestings
Fearnaughts and fushngs, Devonshire kerseys
Blue plains, grey frieze, plain and striped linseys
Point rose, and duf blankets Scotch tartan pialds
Scarlet, red, yellow and white aannels
Cambrics, caiicoes, ginghams, Parsian stripes
Canton and Nankin grapes and robes
Red and green bookings. carpet baizes
Figured scarlet fanneis, bombazetts, bombazeens
Tickings, Irish linens, lawns, linen cambria
Cambria hdks, brown hollands, Russia sheetings
Ticklenburgs burlaps, cotton in balls and on spoos
Braganza shaws, cames hair, cloth and merino shaws
and scarfs
Ribbons, silk handkerchiefs, and
Domestic Goods Of every Description.
With varietyof other articles in his business, to the
purchase ofwhch he invites his friends and the public,
assuring them that the Goods carefully selected,
and will be soldasow be had in any other Store
in the district. JOB.
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PATENT
SPRING SADDLES.

uAyiNG obtained of Thomas g. Prettyman, the
III right for the District Of Columbia, to make his
Patent Spring Saddles which tor ease 10 ene
than anv nrevons or later invention in Saddles and
which are now manufactured me at the sign Of the
Hobby Horse corner King and Royal streets where
invite the public and my friends to confer their pa
tronage. pledge myself to furnish them win as
good materials and Workmanship as they can procure
at any other establishment in town. no, oh'y III me
Spring Saddle, but in oil srhcies IN my hhe' prices
dec So-fSm r. F. DEGGE, Agent.
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George S HOugh

rs now opening part of his FALL SUPPLY, and
L in few days his assortment will be veryful-con
listing among others of
Cloths and cassimeres
Figured and plain bombazets, sometwill'd OF plan
colors, very fine
Large and small rose and point blankets
Super and common black bombazlne
Athenian stripes and barrage ginghams
Super Battsse and Caty Paley
Furniture chntzes and wide furniture dimity
Twill'd, stripe and plaid lnsey, for servants
Cassinets and kersey
Black, green, scarlet, red, white and drab annels
Red, green, and blue baizes
Tartan and crcassan plaids and camblets.
Green table covers
Wooden caps and gloves for sailors
Bangup cords, drab and olive
Best black ievantine and Italian lustring
Figured and striped silks
wadding for pesses, super horseskin gloves
American buckskn and Woodstock do
Long and short silk hose, plain and ribbed
Do do cotton and worsted do
Servants wooden stockings
One case uadress'd Irish linens
Linen cambria and do. hdkfs.
Handsome assortment merino scarfs and shawls
Cashmere, cloth and camels' hair do
Black, white and colored English belt ribbons
A few very superior fancy do in sets
Shoe do and GALLONS
Silk, barrege and love hdkfs
silk and thread braids, bobbins and tapes
Silk and other handsome vestings
Spool sewing and floss cottons
Boss and knitting do
Figured Swiss cap patterns, point hdkfs & collars
plain and fg'd Swiss and book muslin hdkts
German and Scotch linens and Russia sheetings
Russia, Huckaback and other diapers
64low priced cotton do.
Best and common tckings
ases best umbrellas and parasols
A general assortment ofcoPd and white domestcs
1000 lbs. Cotton Xarn.
All of which will be sold atthe late reduced prices.
10 mo 90