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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-24

In the encouragement Of the woolen manufacture, Il
appears tina, even the whning ineres, has concern
stated that oil an indispensable ingredient in the manu-.
facre Of wooens from three five gallons of spermacet
oil being ,qnre in the preparation OF every hundred
mounds Of wool for cardiug.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-24
DRAWING
THE DRAWING


OF the Rhode Island State LottrrY. 18th class.
Took place Yesterday and viii be received .Uon>
day The 2Th Of 4g1,St until which time tickets be had
scheme-l P,ze of $4,000; l Of 5000 e 1886; | IS
1000; / 1T go; OF $40 Of GOO # 500 OF 500:
+ 200; 10 OF 100, A. Of 50; Ss OF 81 528 OF A. and
5676 Of 2.
Tickets S2-ffsf Sl--Qnariets 50 cents.
Tirs mia Navigation Lottery, tiass Sd,
Or Odd and Even, more,
To be draa II on he 29h Of August. in Aexanfra.
Schsme. prize Of Ssooo Of 2oooi 2 Of 1905 6of
500. &c &c.
Rhod,-f,land Hest baptist Society LOTTERY,
7tb CIass--To B. drawn o the 29,h Of gus,
sehsme-l Prize OF S6oooi III 5000; &c 1900;
OF llua; Of 1000; 5nt 40, ~ Of $50, 10 Of $50 IS
Of 100; 45 III Az; 40 OF IS 1895 =. ami $3.50 .f g.
l,ckei S3-iia il .5O-Qua,rcr rs
III be bad in great variety oil Nunhe,s Al
r.. B-5RhER-lS
Truly Fronnpt and Lueks 0Ger,
Aug. % No. ca Market Street, WinrErn
UNION C.aJstiL LD1'YER., S,st Class
NUMBERS DRAWN
4s--52-3+--3S-33-l9- -9-i0.
Cnce more has BAkKEh's uRcr brew toi'n,sc ~ ~
posig If t~a Saes t,zsS Tor ~nih lie Esas " b. ra
at sight
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-24
FRIDAY, August "a, 1927.

Frown indignant up dawning attempt
one porti OF the U.o anothcr.n WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-24
INTERESTING NEWS FROM LIBERIA.


Washington. Aae. 81. 1927.
Intelligence Of the most gratifying nature, has
INST reached this office from the colony of Liberia
Our friends throughout the country, who have been
auyiol,Iy waiting for information concerning the
emyranis by the Doris. will pcruse with heart felt
Measure. the following extract from letter from
Captain Mathews, bearing date Porto praya, Cape
De Verbs. July 18th, 1927
Gas Mr.. Ashmun may not have had an oppor-
tinity Of communicating with the United States
since my departure from Measurable, have the
honor to inform you. for the information of the
Board Of Managers, that we landed all our passen-
GERS in excellent health at Measurable. As days af-
fer our departure from Hampton Roads. have
the satisfaction also to state, that at the date of my
departure from the Cape, the 21st Of june all the
emigrants by the Doris, had gone through the fe-
yer, two Young children only falling victims to it,
and most of them were located and working on
their farms on The Stockton. have dispatches on
board the Doris, from Mr.. Ashnun, for the Board,
and the Hon. Secretary Of the Navy, which | shall
furward immediately on my arrival in Baltimore,
for which place shall sail in two or three days.
IT alnrds me much pleasure to bear testimony to
The thriving and prosperous condition of the Colo
Inv. The emigrants by the Doris. with one or two
exceptions, appear to be highly pleased with their
prospects,"
We will only add, as supplementary to this
cheering intelligence, that it is deemed important
to fit out carly in the approaching autumn, one or
1.-Two expeditions. and that it is hoped the public
|octality, will promptly furnish the means.
Indian Disturbances.--Ihe Illinois Intelligent
|rer Of the 28th ult says: .. We have been in
formed by two gentlemen direct from St. Louis,
|that NE Miners on Fever river had all returned to
their t:g.ngs that the alarm had subsided-and
That bl,ness Of every description had assumed its
lfnrmer appearance. Gov Cass has returned TO
|tireen Sav again. to meet the Indians in treaty
land II j. understand that the Winnebago lnians,
who we've supposed to b. hostile have gone to the
treaty At Green Bay. Ne further learn that no
Iother hostile acts have been committed by the In.
llians except the attack made on the boat. which j.
sail, to have o. isinated from some difference arsin.
between the Indians and the traders il relation to
rhe price of >mP fnrs >
The Missouri Republican. Of the Goth nlt. states
hat the boats employed to transport tie troops
/ nnter the command Of Gen. Atkinson, destined
10 protect our citizens on the Upper Mississippi
against the epreatlons Of the lndlans had return
cd being unable to proceed higher than the first
rapids. The truups were 70 proceed thence III kee,
|hnats. Governor Edwards, OF Illinois, IN gene
ii order, has directed that a portion OF the militia
held in readiness to proceed against the Indians,
4tpaa it become necessary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
DonaHsWEc occUaRHrgCag.
from the Alexandra Gazette. |

The Alexandria Independent Volunteer Company Cart
Aaron D. liarmuu the officers of regiment, aud NAM
Der oi the citizens Of the town. celebrated the fifty first
anniversary OF American Independence patriotic and
appropriate After parading through the streets
with fire band of music, firing at intervals and our
through many handsome eVuIutions, the Compauy Oicers
and Citizens, marched to SHOOTERS HILL Fairfax couu-
~, a ~ this beautiful and retreat-an ex-
ceent dinner had been served mp by Mr.. Hicks Ga cn-
Der Of the Foun.eers in style highly ceditable to him.
Although the weather was oppTcssvny warm, and con-
scFucntly the march fatiguing, the company enjoyed
themselves 10 their entire ciinn-ur il was the
anniversary of a great and glorious day; day which
every American delights to honor After dining SUNNI
uousy the cloth was removed, and the following toasts
drank:
The day celebrate: Tie tld great era in the annals
of time Its fame be beDcfcialy pcrpcuated ONLY v
tho observance OF tic virtues which established IT,
) cheers, Yankee Doodle.
This memory OF Washington, Adams, and jefferson:
While the love OF liberty endures their names will he
ucrated and their virtues initiated rIyirre
The memory ofhose who fell in Revolutionary strug-
ge When we cease to revere then VIC ia be unworthy
of our inheritance. 1Narcb
The surviving Soldiers of the Revolutions The poo,ess
Of their cxchequers melancholy Antilles to the ycbeg
of their deeds: The Legislator who denies the equity of
ner CLAIMS rs false To Ills constituents, and uugratefu to
his bcneiactors. s cheers, Hail Columbia
Lafayette: Tie worthy Companion of Jyasi1inrton-
long may he live to feast the fruits Of hi, carly achieve
mcnts. . cheers, Lafaycttc's Grand March
The Constitution Of the U. States; In peace our TqeuYs
9polio, in war our Palladium.
3 cheers, Z. States March.
The President cfthe u States: Liberal and enlightened
honest and iDecpcudcnthis increasing popularity is the
just reward Of his nexble devotion the best interests
OF his country. - cheers, Washingtoh's March.
Henry Clay He wears wreath which freshcns BIZ tho
aspcrSions Of his euemcsis wise and fearless conduct
in the Presidential contest is the GROWING laurel
8 cheers, Air of Libr'y.
Rush' Barbour, and Southard: The ornaments Of
their respective States and the faithful servants Of the
Republicans they advance in their political career
they rise in the estimation Of the People.
cheers, Grand March.
Jackson. Brown, sc3ls Gains, MacomT Harrison and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Slate J
BALTIMORE CITY COURT
J,Ine Term, 1927

y E9an } - 40 io-'.
This Indictment for the murder of 1t-;J,;o,x
Uright,* IN This city in the month of April last
The deceased, while in a state of intox lea tion at
tackled without provocation in the tavern of the nrso
e., man named Pierce Wai'cs, and stabbed him .eye-
raj times with dirk SO badly that when first examined
his wounds considered moral but they have since
been cured. The deceased, after woundipp Waites
retired TO his own room in the tavern where he then
boarded, put Ills dirk under tie pillow of the bod cur
tered 1t TO remain there for few moments again took
it and placed himself at the foot of the bed in an
guar position" towards tt:e door, the distance of
about ten feet from it, in which position he WAC .ton
ing when the prisoner entered tie room.
The prisoner Wai,es, (wlo was his Intimate
renu Immediately alter he was wounded, and was in
formed by linn of the conduct of the deceased, wheu
he said he would arrest him. The prisoner then Jof,
Wacs armed himself with a carving knife went int
the room where the deceased was saying as he enter,
ed you have murdered in nv house and imme
diateiy attacked INN, when scufied ensued, during
winch the deceased received wound which passed
through his shoulder into his chest as far as the Inns
which il entered, and proved TO be mortal.
q short time alter the prisoner heard saw lie
designed TO kill the deceased but was afraid tho stool
had not pierced his heart. This observation was .c
companied with many oahs, aud when used the prison.
or was in state ofhigh excitement produced BY drin,
or the excess of rage.
On the evening OF the same day q small wound NO,
seen the little finger of the prisoner which appeare
10 have been produced by sarp-pointcd Instrument
II was proven by the family Physician of the PRISON
or that lie received wound some wears since which,
produced DdcutaiioD on tho skull in consequence
Of which he liable lie arrangement of mimi and
that since the infection of this injury he has been three
or four times deraDged and to the Hospital bv
the direction of his physician.
After argument, the Jury found verdict of o,y1,
murder IN The second degree.
krebs and He'll Attorney (Gencra) for tic State
Martin and Tyson for the Prisoner.
""m. Wright was resident of Richmond and was
well known as the Bagpiper to the Rife Rangers He
has LEFT wife and family here in very necessous cir
cumstauces. lie had recently gone to Baltimore &,
seek employment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

mined gel married again. and accordingly were mar
red in this country, the l7h day of January 1904
will appear by examining tho bond for marriage Ii
ccnss file in the Clerks Office for Davidson
county. They have lived toSether ever since as hap
ply and as much respected any people in the world
was acquainted with Mrs. jackson while she was Mrs.
Rohards-l have been well aud intimately acquainted
with her since, and say that she always sup
ported fair and unblemished character and is as
much esteemed and beloved by her friends and neigh
boss rs any other lady whatever.
THOMAS CRUTCHER.
mo Eon. IL Z. FOSTER. May i, 1927.
10 be continued.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

.1cCtdcf Mt he Thames T't1,ncL.-A dreadful alarm,
was created on Friday evening, at Roberbithe in con-
sequence of the water bursting no the tunnel from
above, while upwards of l2O worknen were enrs
ged below. For some days past the earth through
which the miners we're boring Of such description
as 10 admit leakage from the river Of about 900 or
500 gallons minute but they were approaching
more favourable soil, appTehensioDs of any danger
or interruption entertained until about SIX o'clock
OF he above evening" when The mCn engaged q. Che
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
FRA|EFDRy. June OF

80 fRANBFoRr June 2f.
we learn from the Western Citizen that stle cass
Of ISAAC b. DEsuA was called Tuesday The 12ti,
inst at tic Harrison Circuit Court he having appear
cd at the bar. On Wednesday evening six Jurors had
been obtained, two of whom Desba CHALLENGED and
they discfarged Thursday two more had bccr
OBTAINED making SIX IN all The cuiprit has right
to challenge sixteen more, which makes il probable =
jury viii not be made up There was motion made
at the commencement to have him DISCHARGED bnt
was oyer-ruled by the court Isaac looks as we'll as
be did before tie cut his throat, though not quite sd
teshy He brea,hes through tube in which he makes
considerable wheeling"
The last frankfort Argus states that the attempt made
10 obtain jury in tire Of Isaac g. Dcsha proved in
efecualthat six jurors only ptocurcd-tha, since
tie previous term of the Court he had suffered 10 20
at large on bail upon the ground that confinement would
cnanser his liie that at the late was made
to continue his bail; but consulting with pYsici5
WHO pronounced that confinement would not now leonard
ze his life, the Judge cmardcd him Jail Whe rennor
ms idter tie Governor granted him full and free mar
don 1t IS said that he brcathcs through silver ,nho
inserted in his throat which requires frequent CHANGING r
cicHnsug-and when it is removed he srapgcs and If no.
fcpiaced would soon sufOcate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

In the ship New England, wiich sailed from New
dreams lot rance went passengers Miss Wright the
aulhorcss, and servant, Mr. Oven of New Harmon,
Madam Brudin and child, Messrs Roudp, Comic.
Iouriie and cousin, and Renor; also six Usage CLyel
with four while companions.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
Clay's Speeches, &c.

Biographical alsketch of Mr.. Clay.
Speech on Manulactures--Line Of the Perdido---
Bank charter-Aaynentation oithe military force
Increase ot, the Navy--New Army-Emancpatio
of South Amerca--lnternal mprovemcnt--Semin-
ole War--Alisslon to South Amerca-The Tariff
Spanish treaty-Grcek revolution--American in
dustry--Coloniza alton OF the ncgroes--Bank ques-
ion--Address 10 Constltuents--Speech at Lewis
bursh; with apotrait in front-Prce Sc 25--The
above work to be had Of the publishers of this pa
per, at their Book Store, No. 81, Markct-StFeet,
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
NgEETCEN EN1 CEyE.M1CkE
Preparations

For Sale at Joseph bringhnrst's Drug and Chemical
Store, No. 81, Market-Street, " llmington,
Denmcotized Opium and Laudanum Black Drops,
these preparations do not sicken the stomach
Iodine II ydriodate OF Potash Extracts Oft Taraxaci
Stramonun, Belladona, Ciauta, Aconte, ileleb
Mig Etaterum Hyosciamus, Quassia, Cinchona Sc.
Seeds of Tinctnre of Calchcum, Clarified Calamus
Digtais, Balm, Peppermint, with variety Of fresh
Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be re-
moved, from white dresses, table cloths, or the
finest lace without injury to the article Salt of Le
mon for removing iron mould. Pure Suiphate Of
Quinine in powder, pills and solutions. ndelibe Ink
for marking white articles, this cannot be washed
out Genuine Cologne Waters from Paris. Seidiiz
and Soda Powders always fresh. Papcrpil Boxes
Cough Drops Cough Syrup, syrup Sqmlis, Bate,
mans Drops, British Oil, Harlem. Spike, Pepper.
mint, Lemon, Orange, Bergamot, and Hoses, God.
frcy's Cordial, Steers Opodeiaoc. Match Lights.
Spunk, OsboIne's superior water colours, Pink
hlue, Purple, and Lilac onucers, Indian Ink Liquid
Blue Dye, Canary Seed, &c. Together with agen-
cr,l assortment Of Medical and Chemical Articles.
Oct. 53. 53--3m
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
a HLArTIT "A a Z 'II.ss.sn,

THE Subscriber o'fcrs for private sale, vaua-
bic Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. 1t CON
tans l2 acres, so of which are under thriving tim
her. and the remainder under tIage, with good
proportion we'll set with clover there is al. on the
premises good bearing orcharo--the fences are in
good order The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary. A further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apnlv
ing, by the subscriber, living on the Plantation
WILLIAM B. M'INTIRE.
15--tlDec
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20

Sold in Wilmington, by E. b. V.iUCKI.v, l,gnggi.,
M a. Market-stree.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR
EssSEs zSGS.

Just received and for sale here, The lAqntic Son.
rcatr. d beautiful Christmas and New-Year's Pre-.
sent, handsomely boarded, with Gilt leaves, and en-
closed IN an elegant ornamentctl case This is be-
leyed 10 be one OF the mos: splendid little works OF
tasin ever published in this country it contains IS
elegant en2raYlngs, descriptive of Cats Kill falls III
condrroga delaware Water Gap, Bournouese War.
ror, Moonlight, &c. sc. SC.
Nov. s. Il. PORTER & SON.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
sW;dtlsetO,Cse sEcudczay.
CLASSICAL nEpARTrwENr.

THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the 2ed of October last under the care
oithe Rev. Joslpu WILSON
In this Seminary students viii he thoroughly in
structed in the different branches of good English
and Classical Education, viz Reading Writing.
.Nl;hineuc, English Grammar, Typography. Compo-
sitlon. Eocution, Mathematics. and the Greek and
Latin Langn ,..es The term. Of tuition will be for
the English branches. exclusive Of Mathematics.
So per session or So. including the Mathematics:
Tor the Languages, Including the English SO per
session Tuition money to be paid in advance.
There will be two ses-ous in the year, with a
short vacation between each.
Good boarding can tie obtained in respectable
talnles in the village, at the roe of Forty Dollars
per session aud few hoarders can be accommo.
dated in the family Of the Principal
JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'v
MddiefoNn, OctoJer |, 1927. 48-3n
tr-J-To be published u the Elllton Press, ,-Ches
tertown Ielegraph aph--Cenrevle Times-and in thu
hlston hd.) papers tor three months, and their
bills forwarded to the Secretary.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
scoTTs Lxnl. OF RoWApARrE,
Office.

VHSliE Commissioners under the Act of December
n Session 1925, for receiving subscriptions to the
stock OF the Pennsylvania. Delaware and Maryland
Steam Navigation Company, hercby gioe notice that
the first nstalment OF Five Dollars per share in sad
Company is requested to be paid by the stockhod,
ers who have subscribed at the Franklin Bank Of
Baltimore or at the Bank of Delaware, Wilmington
on or before the 29th Inst. and until such time the
Books will he opened for additional subscriptions
at the same places.
Thomas TENANT, JAMES L. HAwKINs,
GEORGE REIsToN, WILLIAM MEETEEE.
WM. w. sEAroN, EDWARD r.. BAILy
tN99
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
Nsotice
70 JU3TgCES or TEEE PEACE.

THE Justices OF the Peace in the several counties
Of this State hereby requested to make their re-
turns of the fines, imposed by them, also the names
of the Constables, who had the collection OF SAD
fines.
Those Justices of the Peace, who have neglected
10 make their returns for several years past, are re
quested to make return OF all the fines imposed p
them since their last return
Attention to this notice is requested, as repol'
will be made to the Legislature OF all those who neg
lect to make their report according 10 Law.
Also the Read Commissioners of the County Of
Newcastle, who have not made their returns OF 'he
expenditures on Roads and Bridges, in their resPee
tive hundred for the year of 1896, are rcquested'o 70
forward them as soon as conv venicnt.
S. WiLLIAMS,
.4uaitor Of .qecouats Sta'eef Dcla7sare.
Oct. 31st, 1897. s7--4f
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20

charge Of matter from the rg ear took place; by 'i
The child suffered lle most eAcrucia'S aSo"e'' ''
ing day and night .., wo
Whilst my child in this distressing situation, WI
told of The wunderf, cures performed by your ConmO'W
Synp procured bottle, and am happy 10 s'a'e'
ter given the child the Synp about seven days, sep
sound at night the inflammation OF the head ahd noun
was allayed the scur Disappeared, the gums were heaeu
ans The offensive smell accompanying The discia'ge IRON
The ear left it by this broke out into sores all aouu
,he ear hut healed in a very short time after.
Alter the chid had taken about two-his of the bote
of syrup the discharge from the ear gradually stopped
and astonishing tmay appear, the child IS now Pe'ec'-
lv cured gay, and lively. r.
snce nv child has tece,ved those extraordinary benefit,
from volr invaluable mcdciae my wife has commenced
using II chronic rheumatism, and ore "i my so's u"
c,I head and sore gums and from the effects your syrup
has already produced have every reason 10 think tat
shall shortly enabled To communicate 10 you The pleasing
intelligence OF perfect cures
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
Philadelphia, 18Th March, 1897.
Mr.. ]. ALBRIGHT, T,

SiR-My Youngest child girl Of about ,,yo vears of
age, lad, from birth, scky In the later mi ~
Jat'ary last She taken wi.h All ni.no a;;.n IN H.
faai aad month"; together with soreness OF IN. uurs .,,
d cav OF 'e teeth; scarf had also formed OH HE u,
aud ruoi of the mouth in few days yer. offensive dis.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
.M' Caulley g. Rice,

South Vest of, and near to, Brandyw'ne Mills,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted py
Mr. John Rice, as Il grocery-where IL may not pe
of disadvantage to call and examine ior themselves
The following compose part OF their assortment;
DRY GOODS.
Supcrtine broad cloths and cassimers, assorted
colors; linen and cotton drillings, yellow ana Dlue
imported and domestic nankln, Falcn'ii Mafseiiies,
toilnet and Forenlne vestings; black, Palli ana
t,yied bombazetts; Circassan glngliaus, callcoes,
cambric, bieachcd and brown shirtlng and sheeliis
musiins Irish linens, long lawns and campric lihehs
Leyentnes, Florences, Gros de Naples, luicslfilS'
fac and bandanna hdkis. Cotton and linen 40. Whlc
and colored canton Grape and Grape shawls, green,
white and black Italian do. worsed and cotton nose
and spenders, York-tan and beaver gloves, law-
skins make of kid gloves OF superior quality, white
and coored domestic plads and stripes; tabpy
bang-up and PIttsburg cords; fusnas and drlllInes
hannels, furniture and apron check; SWISS, null,
Dooi and Jackonet musns; ID, o-i ana o-4 oini'y,
crash. diaper and table linens, bedtickng Russia
and imitation sheetng, bleached and unbieached /;
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlaps, Porter and
Lancashire sheetlngs; Wilmington, Jackson Adams,
and Jefferson stripes Jeans, Garcia stripe, glilg-
hams, black and brown holland, sackng-bottoms,
sowing silks and sowing cottons, senshaw, sarsehet,
black and light colored lasting, &c.
(JROJEnIf>.J.
Sugar. tea. coffee, molasses flour mackerel, in
bbls and half bbls. ginger alspice, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutmcgs, cloves, &C. ogethci
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores
PAINTS IND OILS.
White lead black lead, red lead, blue red, yel
low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, yerdigr'
ground aud dry, patent green, iig blue, ogwood
sc. winter, summer common, castor, linseeu, ant
sweet oils
: Earthen, China, glass and QHeens1are.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc
ton We are certain sell them at the mos
reduced prices TO those who may favor us witt
their custom.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 90, 1927.
~ b. We have in addition TO the above just re
ceived a general assortment OF fashionable Hot
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the we
knovn factory of Isaac SHoTwELL, No, 42 sout
Delaware journal., 1827-11-20
NEW s5vaSQ5Es IL
yust OpeneN

The subscribers beg leave TO inform their TREND.
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
firm of