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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-07

For the cure Of Scrofuta, or Kings Evil, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Syphititic, .uercnriai and Liver
COMPLAINTS, aud mast Diseases arising In debil-
itated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-07
SNERXFE'S OFFICE.

ySSIE Subscriber offers himself to the Democratic Re-
4 ltbican Citizens of Newcastle County. rs Candi'
.s FOR the office Of SHERIFF. for the ensuing term.
=. .anl remark. that from his confined situation, he
Pr2oA5y may not have in his power call on and per-
alay solicit the sufrsges Of his fellow citizens to whom
however he hereby pledges himself that il successful he
will execute the duties of the Office with fidelity to the
best Of his ability; also, abide by that mode OF nomlna-
ton which may be dete mined on the County Meeting
Red Lion; and If unsuccessful, to cheerfuy and faith
fully support the candidate be fortunate as to
obtain the nomination. W. d. COCHRAN.
Mitdleown, June l. 1927 CO.
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70 the Democratic Republican Voters Of
NCASTLE COUNTY.

Fellow CITIZENS, II beg leave offer yse|f
,da for the office 4 CORONER during the ensuing term
IN soliciting your suF ages he Office, shall make no
professions further Than say that, # elected effort
my fellow citizens. AT the last election for this Office, in.
ienced by the wishes Of my friends offered myself as
candidate but / declined the contest, upon learning
that aged and merorious citizen, who had served his
country faithfully in the Revolutionary had been pre-
sen,ed candidate and conscious that his deserts we're
above nine, cheerfy gave him All my support for the
Office which he has since wor.hy filled. have Only TO
add, that otfertg myself to your choice, viii cheefn
y submit 20 the decision Of the county meeting At the Red
Lion MICHAEL DOWNEY.
June S, 1897. CO.
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5000 REV ARD.
76-4.

DAE AWAY from the subscribers on Thursday last the
Id l2h OF July mat +, a NEGRO MAN named PETER,
calls himself Peter Bengs, about 26 OF 81 years Ct aye
and five feet inches high stout built and slow
motioned sober orderly fellow. accustomed to fam
v ork lie took with him variety of clothing, among
" Inch were blue cloh coat drab Cloth do, par OF
fine light color cd cashmere panaets, pair OF drab cloth
do one pair Of white drlng and one pair OF blue and
nte summer do one white waistcoa' and one yellow
striped do pair Of blu yarn stocking, and one par
Of white cotton do whe and one brown linen SHIRT,
one pair OF boots haf worn, fur hat
ALSO at the time, Ne 70 man named JOHN
PHILLIPS about % Of age five feet or 10 inches
high not so stout Peter but like HIM in being SLOW motion
ed and SOBER lie draws much ia his speech but IS more
pert and forward than Peter Among he co,hhg he took
With him are black cloth coat with rema kahe iate
tall round jacket. pair OF drab cloth panaiets
par of dark cloth do ab kersey do, pair OF black anc
white striped do aud pair OF yellow do, one pair 2
ow linen do, one linen and muslin shirt, white
Nors ed with red stripes, pair OF cafskn Shoe
neaIly neu fur and summer hat The above described
negroes we're raised Sptslla Island the chesapeake
Raw by the father If the subscribers aid went o with
reasonable and believed through the y
reference Of evil disposed persons The above re3ar'
VII be paid their being brought home or lodged in an,
Jail the subscribers get them, or rropar'nnste re
ward Tor either Of ,hcmi with tf brought homc TO th
subscribers living in Red Lion Hundred, Ne~ Caste Cnul
ty and state Of Delaware, St Georges Post Office,
AL reasonable charges HANNAH GhLLtP,
/ July is, 1927. 7l-3m REBECCA S,Al-iLD.
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The Delaware Hire Insurance Company,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State Of Della.
Il ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving applca.
tons for Insurance. their Qce, No. Fl, Shpley street.
between Front and Second streets, against Loss BY Fire
every description Of buildings in generals Merchandise;
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Furniture
aud other persona property ALSO, against damage
by inland alton OF goods wares merchandise aid
country produce
Terms of insurance will be as ia. orabe any Of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York Par
ties assured, may repose the fullest confd, Me
soldy its capital and that all LOSSES viii be promptly
adjusted By the company.
JOHN MooDr is Agentto survey property to be insured
for the and vicinity Of New Castle In place Of &. ~
Baney, declined.
LEVI II EVANS is Agent to survey property TO be In.
cured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
JOHN CLOAK Agent to survey property to be Insured
| OF The and vicinity of SmJ rna.
JosEPH JONES ~ MT to survey property 10 be inAt5
for the town of Wesl- Chester and vicinity.
/ Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush
| Joseph Bay, W. Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph C Glpin. Robert Porter
4 WI SEAL, President;
/ d. DrRsEs, Sscyetdry.
AnriI TO- 1926 a.
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ONE Gent REWARD.

EpAN AWAY from the subscriber Thursday the sh
Ia day Ct July inst Jacob Boggs, apprentice the
aka mu s yea' o
look, and When spoken to in a surly manne.
Had on, and took away with hi m, dlab home
made cloth black cashmere DO. nearly new,
pair domestic striped pantaets, and pair Bengal do
two waistcoats, red and yellow striped and white
three cotton shirts, pair woolen hose, and pair
calf skin shoes The above reward will be given
any person for the apprehension Of said Jacob Boggs
no charges paid if brought home.
JOANNA DURNIIAM.
July 20 1877. ~s--4,
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BOROUGH LOAN.

IvHE unersg having been appointed by the Borough
L Council committee to receive Proposals for Loan
not exceeding $4,000 Dollars, on the credit OF the Borough
Of mngton for purpose Of supplying the Borough
with waef at Of interest not exceeding 1--WE per
ceo,um per annm, payable SEM annually and reimburse.
bic the end Of twenty years from the fourth Of Juy 1877
Notce is therefore hereby gwen that such Proposals
wnow be received by the undersigned at any time after
JAMES BROBSON,
JAMES GARDNER,
JOSEPH GRUB,
WILLIAM LARKIN,
June u. 1897. CIT COMMITTEE
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ADJuTAsT GENERALS OFFICE,
Sgaford. Del, 24th July, 1897.
June IL, 1897.

oRUTDTUs Htt'3 @ftIt "utyy iO~f
COMMANDING Officers Of Companies OF Infantry
u Light infantry, Glenaders aud Rhemen. required
forthwith to make returns of the actual situation OF their
dc IT, Colonies are required furnish Gas con-
venent the Brigade Major Of their respective Brgades,
with return the situation Of their respective Regiments
Commanding Officers Of Companies Of Cavalry and Aril-
lerv are REQUIRED TO furnish the Brigade Major Of their
respective rigades with Of the situation Of their
Companies the Brigade Majors required TO furnish the
tji,ant General with OF the actual situation OF
their respective Brigades-as early in month OF Sep
ember ext as convenient All Officers requested to
make their returns agreeable the blank forms furnished
BY the Adjutant General
7s-a OF Delaware Militia
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comprising tnP sNulTMtrP journal Of 1ONT
through Great Britain, France, Itoly. and Suit
zerland in The gears 1926 &c & '9y.
Ry y II CARTER
TIVE character OF the proposed publication is already
Il we'll known t. the Public, to render foua pros
pecns unnecessary In the Of the last wears.
valumnous ske ches OF European institutions,
manners and customs have been thrown off through Inc
medium Of daily paper II the author correctly lnfur
med copious from his lee extensive
" circulated through the United aes by other public
journals lie now has il in contemplation TO collect revise,
and blish permanent form, such parts ofhcsc
sketches, shall be deemed most worthy OF preservation
About third Of the series, embracing tour through
the north Of Italy, part of Switzerland, and the south ri
England viii additional notices of Pals and London has
mot vet appeared. No delusve promises, however, arc
held forth, that the residue of the work will possess
higher interest than the portion already published fair
specimen has been given TO the world and by this ceri1n
tile failure Of the subscription be dcterm-
ned Some of the authors friends have advised to the
publication without issuing proposals; bn after
Election, he has deemed nexpeden to incur the respon
sby Of voluminous work, which may be uncalled for
BY the public If any profits be realized from lis
sale, has faer ella the proceeds than he who
has abered 10 collect the materials and reduce them
form while are less able to bear the expense Of ar
edition for the mere eradication Of authorship.
j CONDITIONS
4 l. The work will be comprised in two volumes octave
of FIVE hundred pages each, fine medium paper, ant
with neat type.
III The price subscribers will be two dollars volume
handsomely bound in boards, payable on delivery.
Subscr'p tions yecelved az This Office.
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SAIDLING.
JACK HAYWARD.

fU9T received and for ale at tits Office, the ne.
% edition, revised BY ,hr Author, u he oy Of iAc'
HALYARD, thu SAILOR BY; or, tie Viriuaus fanny
Designed tor American Children IN Families and 5cGoa-
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ssHERIFFALTY.

yH7fE sbscroer oegs offer haise to the Demo-
cratic CITIZENS Of Newcastle County, tor the office OF
SIERfE - ba supplied in October next; assuring them
ha, in case he should object OF their CHOICE his
best shall be employed execute the duties OF
The Office with hiels and ple1gng himself 10 aoide BY
the decision IT the County Meeting be held al the Re
Lion for the nomination OF the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER
NAV IL. 1927 So
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COUGH DROPS,
OK INDIAN SPECIEIC.

ON NV TI1sIsF OT r. CITIIi
For the cure Of colds, coughs,
nsthmas and approaching con-
symptoms.
TEsTINoNfALs,
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMPHILL'S wharf aud Lumber fcrd /.
the Borough Of Wilmington, agenersi sssortme Lm.
ber we'll selected suitable for persons for building u Tor
mechanics aud large stock of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN.
GLES are constantly for sale the ituesfe,m for ca
or the usual credit
The friends and former customers Of the yard the
public generally, invited TO call al the ON STAND
where their fayors will be thankfully acknowledged BY
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Agent,
June s, 1926. SIT
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M'CAULLEY & RICE,

south Uest IF, aud near q, Brandywine Mills,
and adjoining the formerly conducted by Mr. Juht
Rice, srocery-whcre il may not be Of disadvantage
persons 10 call and examine for themselves.
The following cnmpnse part Of their assortment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
From the Petersburg Inteiligcncer,
The lie Bcrsoa Electors Of 1900.

We heard l, stated recently that Mr.. Madi~
son Mr.. Giles, Judge Brooke, Judge Caoeii,
IuIre Stuart, Dr.. Field OF Brunswick, Mr..
", KinI;v of Ohio, and Mr., Newton OF Not-
hyt are. the only survivors Of The electors who
IN 900 gave the vote of this State TO MIR. Jei-
Er,on ant, that all these Gentlemen, except Mr.,
CHS are now in favor of Mr.. Adams In OPP
,,.;,;on IN Gen. Jackson. Mr.. Madison's o.
,rior VAS stated as matter Of belief: but no
s,nh, ,nneared 10 exist as TO the others Judge
B,yn and Judge Holmes, VINO were also e.
81 ar rho same time, and who have died
trce MIR AS election, are known 10 have
,,.rs~rgd him. When in addition 10 these
Ers !, * recollected that Pickering OF Mas
arbn,e,,s. Hemphill Of Penn. McLane aud
P,Ire.ev of Delaware, Rowan OF Kentucky,
Dr,rron OFFS G.. Be.rien OF Georgia * most OF
n, other leading federalsts in those states are
,s,l,,. xppnorters Of Gen. JACKSON, we hope
H., il Will be no longer aledged that the re-
Dp5Iican ,,r,y. the politicians OF the Jefferson
school are AGAINST the administration IN the
,-rsen, contest. The convention which is 10
NEE, N January, will, it is expected, consist OF
MANY Of the most distinguished republicans IN
h. State among whom we have heard the
names nj Judges Brooke, Cabell, Coalter,
Carr, Stewart and Dade, Col. Watts, formerly
speaker Of the Senate, Chapman Johnson, sc.
We have seen some objections made to our
jglges having either lot or part IN the election
but We belirye that at the first election oil Mr.
I j. he venerable Pendeton ana Wythe were
| loh electors: and that in addition 10 the Judg-
e, before named as having been electors, Judge
Roam, Judge Brockenbrough, and several o.
TIERS have been subsequently elected TO the
sane Office. fit was right then 1t cannot De
WONG now.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
HIST TRIBUTE.

-
JAips N,nrsoy--rhe Pennsylvania Societ
%; the encouragement of Manufactures and The
Mechanic Arts, being DESTROYS to erince their
.,n,e of the able manner in which this distin-
iiishCd gentleman had aided the cause OF our
olu,ry, in his letters on Political Economy,
1iye,srd to their Vice President, Charles j.
rscr,o,,. Esq, invited him TO dinner on Sat-
Day las. 4, The Mansion House Hotel, Phila-
t'phia The company, consisting oil nearly
,fy, we're honortd with the presence oil Com,
'odore Chauncey. John Sergeant, ESQ. ana
.'era' Of our most respectable fellow-eitlzens'
a;ious toas,s were drunk, interspersed WIN
4'ioaal songs, and amidst tempered ana
oserfaI hilarity, which denoted the great nap
1F'ss and good feeling that pervaded the CON,
any. After the regular ,oasts were clsposeo
e. Mr. IugersoIl gave the annexed ioast,pre'ae'
: With the following observations
Washington was the Father OF our Couh
lMs.Sladison is entitled to be considered 'ne
Aherof that Constitution by which l, has ae-
SS4nlphshed eminent prosperity and powe:.-,7
thOut ever appealing to the passions, out a''
'1N addressing the reason oil ms 'ei,o" .,u.
<lS, This iuslrious Patriarch, through lohs
''seF o! public functions, as Member OF ION
''sa before the present Constitution, OF 'he
''Menlion which formed it, OF Congress ater'
aus, Of the Legislature of Virginia, VINE"
resolutions Of 1898 were adopted, as Ssere-
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| tary Of State, and as President of the United
| States, impressed as much, if not more of his
mind, than hat Of any other, of our own well
defined and established institutions.
During his Administration, they underwear,
the scverest trials, and achieved their mos,
signal and enduring triumphs He took the
helm Of State in storm which ravaged all
Christcndom, and DESTROYED many govern
mcnts. He is the Pilot that weathered the
storm. When he retired 20 voluntary seclu-
sion, he lett us In peace, prosperity and glory.
While the consuma;e commander TO whom we
owe so much. was heroically closing the Sc
eond struggle for independence, by the most
brilliant and masterly victories, Mr.. Madison,
supported by Mr.. Monroe, the late Mr. Dallas
and the present MIR. Rush, sustained and con-
duc'ed that struggle with courage, constancy
and efficacy, as much ,ranscending military
prowess and exploit as the Declaration Of In
dependence does any battle Of the revolution
as mind Is superior to matter You have all
no doubt read, with the emotions it is calcu-
le.ed to inspire, Mr.. Madison's late letter TO
the public, BY which, as the ever watchful guar
dian Of the Constitution he comes forth from
his sacred retirement, to condemn the resolu>
lions of the last Legislature Of Virginia.
which deny the power of Congress to lcgisatc
Tor the promotion Of manufactures-the only
occasion, during momentous life, protracted
TO now nearly eighty years, that he has deemed
sufficiently urgent to induce such an interposi-
ton by him.
Nice Deues INTEREST, nisi dignus vindics nod,s.
Such a voice, on such an occasion, breaking
III, ough such retirement to save the Constitu-
ton, is as delightful as it must be decisive.
With his aid, there Tan be nothing to fear. We
shall hear more, il may be hoped, OF a mis-
construction that would unnerve the Constitu-
ton of republican prosperity and grandeur,
that would cast US back on those disastrous
days well remembered by many here present
which accrued between the acknowledgement Of
independence and the ratification orthe present,
Constitution, when there was depiorablc proof
that all the natural advantages Of the world are
Of little avail, without good government, 10 de-
vclope, advance, and establish them. Suffer me
to ado wish, which doubtless is that OF Mr.
Madison, that party may spare a: least the pr
lars of our political mansion, that, in the strife
Of the politics of the place. the principals The re-
sources and the institutions OF our country may,
like its religion, he held sacred by all. offer
for your acceptance gentlemen, as sentiment
becoming this meeting.
''Thc health and happiness OF James Madi.
son, the father & guardian Of the Constitution"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20

"A thousand inhabitants, Paris eight hundred
,,opsand, and New York about TWO hundred
',.,.,od. vet in each ofthesc cities there are
Twelve Daily Newspapers.
Notwithstanding the immoderate reJoicings
rb. H,roires, over the new coalition between
C,;.,o, and Van Buren,, and its consequent in
s,srre in the city of New York, little doubt
.u,,;rS now that large majority of the elec>
80, votes Of the State will be given to Mr.,
,,,,s Tbs National Advocate of Saturday
,,rs6ss US that majority Of the Legislature
-, oIsc,ed. is opposed to the Military Candi-
.,.,,d The New York American of the same
da,e, says:
GINS State is not, has not been, and viii not
!. n, J.ckson-this city, by dint OF the coali-
.;,0 between Mr. Van Barren and Mr.. Clinton
,cd their respective par'izAns, and of-money
r,,i,bly expended upon, and base appeals made
- = foreign population is-we speak this de-
rber,,rly, aud desire that it may be remember
! /, The interior Of this state, the question
Of the EreSlIChSy "aS NV, VAN ~ Az "'N wv
o., four instances, raised at the election In no
.,sor the rive counties, except Columbia, Al
IN, and Rensselaer,, was it agitated, and Of
10 Colombia elected administration men,
,n,.nv par,ies Of each ticket, and Rensselaer,
.uro,i,ionists From Albany 10 Buffalo the
.nss,ion was not raised except in the election
6. successor to Congress of Mr.. Evans, AMI
nsre Mr.. Tracy, the administration candidate
r,s elected almost without show of support
n he Jackson man opposed TO him. Nor is
,bere the leas, probability that in the whole
western part Of this state, one single electoral
,o,e ran he had for Gen Jackson. We repeat
with confidence unimpaired by any recent &C.
,rrepce, that the yeomanry Of this state can
not be coaxcd, nor intrigued, nor caucused,
r,rJri,en under any circumstances into the
.,,,ort of Gen. Jackson for the Presidency
no, INTO appreciation of the NANTES: COM
bira,iop, for the advancement Of private views
and interests, between old aud invelerare
POLITICAL opponents, They will not DC taught
rpublicanism by The Evening Post, nor seek
lessons of pure and dismterested patriotism IN
the Union schol o. Messrs. Van Buren, and Gin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
from the Mercantile Advertiser.

To The Memory Of Thomas ADpls EMMETT ESP
The Sun was low in the evening sky,
Nor mist nor 4 cloud was before him;
And he ting Il the hills with so rich die,
That had it not been for Him on high,
The heart would have knet to adore him.
On the orb of light as stood to gaze,
Witha sense of Suppressed devotion,
thought of Him who had lit his rays,
When sudden he sunk and quench'd his blaze,
In the waves ofthe western ocean.
Thus-Erin! thou, from thy isle green,
With sigh for his fearful story.
Though mountains of pillows roll between
In burst of sorrow, hast lately seen,
The Patriots setting glory.
His heart-his arm, were once thine own,
When Liberty's trump he sounded;
But he found thee chan'd to tyrant's throne,
And he wept 10 leave the thus alone,
Thy brightest hopes COMPOUNDED.
He left the shores of the sea green Isle,
And the scenes of his youthful pleasures;
But he found home in the Freeman's smile,
And he sooth'd his cares--and he shar'd awhile,
The freeman's halow'd treasures.
And now he's gone to a better land.
Where brother had gone before him,
Despatchaby oppression's bloody hand
While he stood the chefof patriot band,
With the banner OF Liberty DER him.
And there he talks of his deeds of fame,
And of Erin's tears and sorrow;-
And there he sees the oppressor's name,
Obscur'd in the shades of deathess shame,
In the tyrant's'dread tOmorro,O.
He sees from his high and holy sphere,
The land where his form reposes;-
And he reads the hearts that love him here,
And he'll see the hands, from year toyear,
That shall strew his grave with roses.
s'PIEunE."
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Whiskey, Cor da &C Sc
German Linens etc.

German Linens etc.
Bales burlaps assorted
l l 6 do hessians Just received and for sale by
S. MESSERS NTH.
who has in store ana Offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. OF various i'm
portations and part of superior quality
Gnnpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and ca,ty boxes and boxes each containing
from 10 TO 20 cams. of ID. do do
Powchoug in chests and halfches.s-
50 hhds Muscovado and New Orleans sugars
so bbIs part of prime quality
- bags Porto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to deben'"Fe
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
W. !. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes r
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Cow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
S.an,h roadeira do do
Bakers and Laphams chocolate 90
nr;,tol porte wine bottles, sc. &c. nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
Notice.

4 MEETING of the Stockholders in the Ashby's
n Gap Turnpike Company is directed to be holden
at the tavern of John Upp in Mddlehurg on the goth
day of December and matters interesting to the
company will then be acted OF, it is earnestly recon-
mudedl 10 the Stockholers that they attend in per-
son or be represente in the meeting by proxy BY
der of the board.
nov 19-S0t "A. GIBSON, Treasurer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-20
Was Commit ID,

FyNO the Jail of Alexandria County, d. C. on the lst
Il inst. as arunaway, anegro man, who says he is
free, his name is CHARLES THOMPSON, he came
here in the Brig Richmsnd, Capt Blanchard he is a.
bout feet or inches high about IS years of
age.
The owner is requested 20 forward prove
property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed Of according 10 law.
nov 20-St rH0 SrEE!., JalUr.