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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-22
NEXT WEDNESDAY WEEK
.Ns,p- Fork Consolidated Lotter

.NslD- Fork Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. / Foo 1897 To be drawn on the Esd IT
NAV, 1897. 60 Number Combination Lottery--9 Dlaa
Ballots
Splendid Scheme--1 Prize of $4,000: 100000; :
4J0O OF 1855 10 of 1000; 20 OF 500; So OF Oo u
100; 1902 Of so; 153 Of IS; 1880 OF 12i 1l475 It o.
1885 Prizes.
NOrE.Ss000 of the Capital prize, is payable in Land
The balance IN Money
Ticket ;6-Haf sj--Quarter 81 5o-Eigh,h rs cents.
Tickets aud shares for sale at
Robertson 8 Little's
Office, No. 90, Market ST., Wilmington.
Who have recently sold the following Prizes VIZ
T000-S1 ,5l4,-Three OF S1000,-Four of s5Oo,-Three
of $500 &c Also in Dismal S7samb Canal LOTTERY Oh
Class d avn last Wednesday week. TO- 49, 40, prize Of
$1,000. May Is, 1897
28-1-4s-43-9-58-56- 54-6.
Were the dawn numbers for the 4th Baptist Society
Lottery Rhode Island Sate) tst Glass, which took place
last Wednesday.
Ticket 49, 3d. the Capital Prize OF $4,000, was sold al
Robertson y Ltes Office No 100, Chestnut Street, fhia
delnhta
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ID. g. C.. LANDRETH.

.Narsery aud .Stedn,fn, No. IS, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
1 hFFER for Sale, some superior seed Of the MANGEL
~ WURrZEL. or CATTLE BEET-also of the RUTA
BAGA or SWEDISH TURNIP.
The cutivao Of these Crops every season 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
-srteen hundred bushels to tie acre. having been reared in
the neshborhood of Philadelphia with labor than
good farmers bestow Indian Corn For particulars
10 the mode OF cultivation, &c., Memoirs of the Penn.
sylvana Agricultural Society.
kT' Reference may be had to c. & G. REYNOLDS,
No 81, Market reet, Wilmngton who will receive and
forward all orders which may be left in their care.
Ma, Is, 1897 54-4t
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE

FGVAT the subscriber hath obtained from the Register
of Newcastle County, Del letters OF ADMINISTRATOR
upon the personal estate OF FSRY WRIGHT ESD aecehs.
ell late OF said County All persons having claims agans,
lie said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof the subscriber. on or before
he first day Of May next Persons indebted to SAD estate
der my hand this lst day of May 1927
S4-At J. RICHARDSON, -fdWr'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-22
From the Literary Soupenir.
THE FIRST WAMDERER.

CREArIoN's Heir! the first, the last
That knew the world his own:
Yet stood he mid his kingdom vast
tugtive-o'erthrown
Faded AID fral the glorious form,
And changed the soul within,
While pain. and grief, and strife and storm,
Told the dark secret--SIS!
Unaided and alone on earh,
He babe the heavens give ear;
But every star that sang his birth,
Kept silence in its sphere.
He saw round Eden's distant steep
Angelic legions stray
Alas they were but sent to keep
His guilty foot away.
Then turned lie reckless to his own,
The world before him spread;
But natures was an altered tone,
And spoke rebuke and dread.
Fierce handicapped, and rocking gale,
Answered the storm-swept sea,
While crashing forests joined the vail,
And all said-"Cursed for thee"
This, spoke the lions prowling roar
And this the victims cry
This, wrttenin detenceless gore,
For ever me. his eye!
And not alone each fiercest power
Proclaimed just Heavens decree;
The faded leaf, the dying flower,
Alike said -" Cursed for thee!
Though mortal, doomed to many length
OF lite's now narrow span,
SINS rose around in pride and strength
They, too, proclaimed the ban.
'Twas heard amid their hostile spears;
Owned in the murderer's doom;
Seen in the widows silent tears;
Felt in The infants tomb.
Ask not the Wanderers after fate,
His being, birth, or name;
Enough that all have shared his state,
That Man is still the same
Still briar and thorn his life o'ergrow;
Still strives his soul within;
And pain, and care and sorrow show
The same dark secret SIN.
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Number $50.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

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January 81 July six months in advanceFom DgRars
ear From those who do not pay above Fipe Doiirs
wI be demanded. II sub cribcr wishes decline, he
must notify the eprs Of his intention before the first OF
line or cc,rnber, and pay all arrearagcs without
onoance with these conditions paper will be discon-
snle except at the option oft'e editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
Than three monhs four times for dollar and twen
" cents for every longer pro.
noion. Advertisers are requested specify in writing
Lnw long their advertisements be inserted or they
Mi he continued till f,rbd Letters to the Editors to M
mre attention must be post paid
AdUertsssng 6ytheyear.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
wear SIS, % ! year S18 90
months 8 90 months 9, so
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Robertson s Titles
PUBLIC SALE.

AKILL he sold public sale on "Wednesday, morning
Assgnees, at the Factory in Shpley street, Wilmington
Delaware. lately occupiedby Thomas Powell. qnanty OF
WOODEN MACHlNERY, consisting of the following
arices
F.si rate double Carding Engine, 2s inches,
! DO Single do ~ do.
Sacaring Machine,
Spinning Jennys with 20 Spindles each,
! Warpng Mill AID Spools,
Power Laom AVID quantity OF WOOL
3 Hand Looms, Reeds and Heads, dye kettle,
lorsc Mil and Shafts; together with great variety OF
other Articles connected with the Woolen Manufacturing
business
The sale will be positive. to close concern.
BROWN s BAILEY, .4uctioneers
Nav Is, 1897. ST
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SHERTFFA LTY.

SJyIIE subscrberbr leave 10 oil t. the Demo-
i cratic Citizens IT Newcastle County, tor the Office Of
that in he should be objec, OF heir choice, his
best exc shall be cupoye the duties Of
the flee with fidelity ami prdgng himself abide b,
HE decision Of the County Meeting to he ned al the Red
Lion for the nomination oil the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
Nav IS, 1927 Sc
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,ertss,ng bythevear.
SETERIFEALTY.
no TIE DEMO CR.4IIC ELECTORS OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

NEW CNS DE 1,UUN
JNEl LOW CITIZENs-Please IN accept Wy gra eful
4 kn ,wledgments for a f,V placing o.
t.eturn for ofFcc u SHERIFF. at your las nomna-
ton HI, ction atd as TIE TIM preaching hen accor-
dug usage, you will again be called lee, person.
oG hat Office, permit ,nce more 10 off myself
Candidate and solicit continuation of Your suaGrs
for the ensuing Term; ASSUMING on, at the same time,
that will c.eerfully submit to any mode of Nomination
that may he adopted by County meeting and give my
Undivided support 70 The Candidate VIII" may be Nomna-
tel by Tie d ectio IN AMI au,horli, Of that Meeting
WILLIAM ilERUMAN
April 27th, 1897 49,
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Man Of New England.

lust published and for sale by PIsHEY IIIoMP-
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work BY Nathan Hale |:
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Washington City, February %
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

ter further discussion and amendment, was re-
ported 10 the Senate.
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr.. F. Johnson continued his remarks on the
resolution of Mr. Saunders, but had not conelu-
ded when the discussion was again arrested by
the Speaker. The House then took up the bill
making appropriation for the military service,
and the House was engaged the whole Of the
day, until o'clock in the evening, on the clause
making an appropriation Of $50, 900 for surveys
connected with the suhjec, ofinternal improve
ment. The appropriation was ultimately a.
greed TO by vote Of lOl to 81 The bill was
then ordered to be engrossed and read third
time to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
From, the Ne,o. York Statesman, February 10.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

By the big Hiram, we have received Glib
ral,ar papers to the 2sth December. The
Chronicle of that date says-"li appears by an
of6cial communication. recently received from
Tunis. that his Ilighness the Bey having es:ah-
E,brd manufactures Of gunpowder, has prohi-
h;,ed all fur,herImpor,ation of tina, article into
any of the ports of that Regency; and that his
H;phness has also prohibited the further inn
nor,a,ion of b.ster, on account OF the scarcity
and high price"
Her royal Highness the Regent of Portugal
has accepted the offer made by the Portuguese
midshipmen, to serve wherever and IN whaieV-
er capacity ii may be deemed e2pedient to em7
ploy Ihen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
FROM MADEIRA.

Capt flaming, Of the brig Pomona, arrived
at New-York on the 18th INST. from Maoeifa'
informs that on the LIST. Cd and 81 DAYS OF jan
uary, the marriage OF Don Miguel wl,h H., me IN,
celebrated BY the firing of sa'utes three times
each day, from all the batteries, and from Inc .i
shipping in the harbor, Sy singing the lie
Deum in the churches, ana WIN nisn mass.
Cant, Tanning also states that 10000 Eng
l;sh ,roons arrived at Lisbon about the LIST Jan.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
In Council, Feb. Is, 1927.

TSIIE following persons were appointed Commission.
e.s for holding Elections IN ne different wards on
serve in the Common Council for the ensuing twelve
.N Rioa.,,, Tapern, for the First Wdrd-sam'l Lind
saw, Matthew Robinson, Thomas Sanford
At the Council Chamber, for Me Second Ward-Guy
Atkinson. william Gregory, Silas Reed.
MMe indian Queen Taprn, for The Third Hard-
A. G. Cazenoye. Bathurst Danger6eld, Jas Douglas
NJ Srs MISS corner of Prince and .ared-streets, for
the Fourth Ward-James Harper, George Hough, 10.
siah II. Davis
Extract from the Minutes,
Test, E. ihoMfSOS, e. G.
feh oo-dt6M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Ouarter Marsters Office.

Fort Washington, February 10, 1922.
cEALED proposals will be received at this Office
y until the 18th March next, for 225 cord, of mct
charitable oak wood to be delivered on the hin al mi.
posts IS cords by the 18th Of Aprl so cords by the lar
Of May, and the balance on before the lcth,f No
vember next-Payments will be made ouarterIy-
Security TO the amount Of 500 dollars will be required
for the faithful performance Of the contract
THos. CHILDs,
Capt Sd Artillery, & Aet'g. Or Naste,.
Norr-Persons making proposals will endorse on IN.
back, Proposals for Wood do not wish to Omen
any until the time expires.
feb f9-tl2A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90


John C. bfcLemore, VS.. Po,osR Foster & Co.
On writ Of error TO the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District Of West Tennes-
see. Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opinion
of the Court, affirming the judgment Of the
Circuit Court, with costs and damages, at the
rate OF six per cent per annum.
.arihur " AagiH and Others VS.. The Bank Of
the United Siofss.--In error to the Circuit Court
of the United States for the Connecticut Dis
uict. Mr. Justice Johnson delivered the opin-
ion Of the Court, afr ming the Judgment Of the
Circuit Court, With costs and damages, at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum.
The Uniied STATES VS. The Judges Of the Circuit
Cour. of The United STATES for the Maryland Dis
trict- Mr. Chief Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion Of the Court, dischsrging the rule
heretofore obtained 10 show cause why man
damus should not issue
John M' IUers, lessee VS. John ChriStian.-Thls
case was argued by Mr.. White and Mr.Swenn,
for the plaintiff in error, and Mr.. Isacks for de-
PENDANT in error, and dismissed for defec, Of ju-
risdc,ion.
James Ramsay, VS.. John B. A. .aRegre.-On ap.
peal from the Circuit Court Of the District Of
MARYLAND. This case was argued by Mr. Mere
dith for appellant. MIR. Mayer and Mr. Hof'
man for appellee, and by Mr.. Attorney General
in conclusion for appellant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

Messrs. Gales and Sea,on were, on Tuesday
last, reelected, by large majority, Printers TO
the House Of Representatives OF the United
States The same honorable station has been
repeatedly conferred upon 'hen,' and the ao'e
manner in which they have uniformly discharg-
ed the complicated and arduous duties pertain
inc to it, renders i, probable, that the comb
denee Of the House will not soon be Withdrawn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
Fauquier and .aerandria Turnpike Company.
district Of Columbia,

County Of Alerdndr,a' oc1;
VOHN C. HARPER has applied to the Honorable
81 VIM Cranch, ChiefsIudge Of the United STATES
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia to be 'is'
charged from imprisonment, under the act for the re-
lief Of insovent debtors within the DISTRICT o.
ba, on the last Monday Of February mex, and
A. N. at the CouTt-House IN are e. a.tend
wn per Oh ms S o.. gDM l. LEE, c., c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
Notice.

s1n~ In consequence of an ar
rangement with Members OF
1&sAssM Congress, for the Steamboat Poto-
d mac to leave Washington at y o.
clock on SUNDAY morning the Ah IF March nerf the
Boat will, on her trip next week. only proceed 10 NOR
folk, and leave there on Friday morning the "a o,
March at 9 o'clock, and arrive at Alexandra ana
Washington on Saturday; and win leave Washington
on Sunday the 9Th of March at O'Clock in the morn
ng above stated arrive Norfolk on Monday morn
ing, and Immediately after proceed to City Point ana
morning at o'clock and Norfolk on Monday at the
usual hour, A. NJ, for Alexandria and Washington
feb %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

ar The friends and acquaintance OF MIR. n'han
Hughes are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence, cor
ner of Union s, Gibbon streets
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
MssssSsA Sy1DAs1sAs
,,,,1psnAy MORNING. FEBRUARY %, 1897.

Tha, all persons connected with our Office,
NAV have an opportunity Of participating in the
interesting ceremonies Of this day, no paper
will be issued tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

Adyices from Havana as late as the 18th in
,,an, have been received at Charleston, S. C.,
stating tina, Commodore Porter had escaped
with his squadron from Key West
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
V.anaius This Morning

FOr Sale.
II WISH to sell TJPO ARE L0TOF GROUND
Il situated on the north side of the town of Alexan-
cria Immediately adjoining the grass lots Of Messrs
Hugh Smith and Joseph Vaudeville. The lot will be
in a shor, time put under good post and rail fence
wish likewise to sell or to rent for term of years,
LOT containing acre, the south side of the
town, Just without the limits of the corporation. This
lot is under good fence, and has been cultivated tor
many years as a garden. II has excellent asparagus
and strawberry beds on it.
The terms as to time and mode OF payment, will be
made accommodating.
feb 22-G T W. HEWITT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
For Philadelphia,

For Philadelphia,
N The regular Packet
Sloop CONSTITUTION,
MK\ Eli Teal, master; will sail in few days-Ap-
i&3a ply on board, or to =.
r-1rTbe Schooner ESTHER md 81 LIZ, Capt
Bancroft is now loading in Philadelphia for the Dis
trict and will sail in short time. feb e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

We are requested to announce
GEORGE CHICHESTER, Esq. of Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the next
election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
TrWstee's Sale.
Notice

SOllC6
I'D virtue of deed oftrst executed to us by James
ID Foster and sias Foster, the 9TH day Of Deem
Der, 1925 for the purpose Of securing to John With.
ers & Co and Withers & Washington, the payment Of
the debts therein mentioned, shall, Monday the
5th day Of March next, expose TO sale by public
ton for cash. before the front door Of the Court House
OF Prince William county, negro girl named Anne
and her chid-Also; the interest Of the said James
and Slas Foster, in the estate Of their father james
Foster, deceased, Such title we have under tie
trust deed will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
P H y sSG HOW'LL, Trustees,
ian 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

A letter received from a friend this morning,
touching newspaper affairs, after referring to
a previous letter which the writer supposes
might have fallen into evil hands, contains the
following humorous admonition TO all whom it
might concern:--
nPTo any "rascaRy postmaster" or the dep
uty ofany such, who may have opened this let
ter with the hope Of little puful plunder:--
You see, sir kna.e, that you are disappointed!
Now advise you, for once, TO do an honest
deed Seal this up again with all due care, and
forward it OIL by the next mail. What, sir
dom, YOU see what world Of vexation you will
be guilty Of creating by OBTAINING this! Shame
on your knavery! Never breach a letter again
without, being sure Of your mark But OF all
things never break the seal of letter addressed
TO an Editor Why, vian-instead OF oank
note, you may stumble upon grea, secrets, on
their way to be published or may rob the print
er and the world OF some learned and laboTious
essay, worth more than a remittance Tor ten
wears arrearages! If you find money, be assn
red it will not be enough TO pay you Tor one
hours pricking OF guilty conscience. Be-
sides-the meanness ofrobbing printer! He
that will do this, should have some unheard-ot
punishment con,rived TO equal the encrmlly OF
the crime. The poor fellows have trouble e.
nouph, in all conscience, without having the
yery SPOONS overset in the way 10 their gaping
mouths! Go to, man; repent and he honest; or
if YOU must plumber, rob letters OF the brokers
and lottery dealers. The act will SAVIOUR more
OF ius, rstribution. Again say-touch no, the
sacred seal Of printer. ". 7 Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22

There is lady at Rockaway, Long-1sland,
who was married at the age Of IS years-she
is now 81 years old, and has had l6 ine chill
dren; IA OF them are now living, and the eldest
child is bu, Is years and DAYS younger than
its mother. New York Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-22
F,ons,6e National Journal, February 81.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, yesterday, the consideration oil
SHE bill providing for the trial oil land CLAIMS
in the states Of Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama,
and Mississippi, and in the territories OF Ar
kansas and Florida. in the cases therein spee-
ned" was resumed, the motion OF Mr.. Johnson
of kentucky still pending. Alter eonsiaerSo,e
debate the motion was carried. The bill, al
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-15
TUESDAY, .Way Is, 1927.

What name does such policy deserve-what cen
sure can be too great
1t is plain, it is Obvious and therefore needs not
to be shewn, that in direct proportion as market,
is afforded for the products of our agricuturist in
that proportion only can they purchase for them
selves and families, those articles Of convenience
and luxury, which are considered as necessary to
civilized man, and without which their grade III civ
illzation must decline. So clear and necessary is
tins result, that speak from my own knowledge,
when say, that in many parts of the western coun-
try, 1t was, not long since, as much as mans pop
ularity was worth, to appear dressed in foreign
garb They could not sell their produce at any
price--how could they afford to buy foreign luxu-
ries These things being SO, why should we longer
defer that policy SO essentially necessary to revive
the dropping industry of the country Why, after
holding out one hand TO this iaintng interest-why
Withdraw our support agriculture, the backbone
OF the country leans manufactures for support ;
why should we refuse to sustain manufactures,
which also, SO far from inuring commerce, have in
every country been its main support. They are
indeed the very keystone of the arch--wthom
which 1t has neither strength, frmness, soildy
In the same degree that agriculture is denied a
market abroad it is clear that 50 much of our ship
ping is unemployed, and commerce lost.