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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
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yx,uIs Medicine has acquired very extended and esab
,hed celebrity both n hospital and private practice
efficacy alone has supported upsarGs CT gih
As spring 81 tl purifier, has given constitutions
10 thousands, BY it, operation on The Bsad that such
surprising have been performed on those WHO were
,uop ,sed 10 be iaborng under pulmonary aecons &c.
Tie eHec, Oh this meiicne is such as DOT 20 interrupt
eubs pleasure, aud requires only the eonnon
restrA Il; Of N eraonia Diet sceveyed by the circn
An aals and correct- their tendencies TO The bnner
III se.s-s 4ach originate in sa,ed blood, diseased
Ilner, paved appetite, Il IS a safe niedicle, and
7.niy those evils which an unsuccessful use q ner
curt So nril No one, hoeter, IS aal9ed 70
tele Il .ritlou, irs. flv convincing hneJ II he r4h u
le i-fe 5fasl and The ,ectuds u me P5epr.etesin
teatiors
This medicne la the singular fortune iusI tribute 10
~ great merit o. being recommended by The mos cee
brate Practitioner, Of Mecre y the Unted States and
else re, whereas OF he s7ufans mixtures made
in imitation i, ls the least support on the medical
faculty. This offers an arSumtui 50 pam ard concln
sire, that il needs only 70 oe nentcnea y enforce c1n
#se.l0n.
Frgm Dr. VIM Prce, Liverpool, England, f'rnc,ly Sur
gtoa u the Penns,lvan II spna. &c.
Tie Eesp.aaie syrup, called Swaims Paracea, prepared
81 81 SWAIN Of phladelpha, has recently been n'r da
cehec 81 Dr. Price, from the United STATES q america.
eie5e i + svely used IN Lle treatment q Va
t,esJ II Eirlnc Diseases,
Isl efficacy Of tbs - paraon b. Price has had abun.
dlt satisfactory evidence, during OF ex
alatnt uade under his direction, whilst Surgeon Of the
ftats ,l.an4 Hospital and since his arrival in England,
10 ts had The good fortune OF witnessing many additional
a5tafces If IL -uccessul administration.
The seases ii winch this Medicine has been particular.
y l,efy lose arising rom constitutional causes-as q
Tie rn> 81 ,croula whether affecting lie bones,
mat, satt parts and ID where disposition t.
this disease ac,,ei by debility only it operates
pres The local disease BY is beneficial effects
The lation II IS equally eficacou> in Mercuraills-
case and - the secondary forms ct Syphilis aud has late
y been even viii marked success il chronic dseases Of
tie Liver which lad resisted The careful exhibition u
mercury. has, likewise very receny been administer
cd with dec led advantage BY Of he most distinguish
ed Surgeons London, in Inch had entirely e-.
troy CT lie right cs Of the patient and g.e, portion
% the side d the face. WM PRICE, n. y.
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COUGH DROPS,
OK IN'UId.f SPLtIEir

For the cure IF colds, coughs,
asthmas and approaching con.
symptoms.
TESTIMONIALS.
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M'CAULLEY * RICE,

somh Uest If and nsar 10, Brandy,etne Mills,
- and adjoining the store formerly conducted BY Mr. John
Rice, as Stocery-where may not be ot disaty an,age
o persons 70 call and examine .ar themselves.
The foloNlHE eonlpnse pan ot thsr $3.50 l.lAcnS.
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June il, lS-T.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-18

and regulations tor the ariny-a latitude at
construction highly unwarrantable and DANCE
rOus.
He has alleged as an objection 10 the H.
lIstriOns MadisOn's reelection. that d" as phi
lnsOpher he could not look on blood and car
mage"
He has. when a commissioner. negotiating
with the Indians. stipulated for grant Of land
10 himself. which article of the treaty was
not ratified by the Senate of the United
States.
He has whilst a General in the Army
Of the United States intruded into the Leg
islatur" Of his own state, and harrangned the
members on an important question then pen
ding:
He has written numer0ss electioneering
Letters--in spite of the sentiment of the la
mentcd Lowndes, which he has affected to a.
dept.
J He has whilst in the Senate of the u
nited States, eOntented himself with Civ
| ing a negative vote, on nomination brought
about, Che being, according to his own
statement, conizant Of the fact,) by hribe-
nv and corruptiOn-thus abandoning his most
solemn duty, and betraying his faithful con-
stituents.
He has "at his own Fire-side," circula-
ted base SANDER against the second off
ser in the Cabinet and is not supported in
his statement by the witness whom he sum-
mons.
He has to promote his own views taken to
his bosom man, long his deadliest enemy,
and whose life he once attempted.
In every one Ofthese Outrages he has been
justified by his adherents our repeated re-
! nOnstranCes have been answered OHty by
repeated injury. A man, whose character is
thus marked, by every act, which may de-
fine tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of q free
people.
Nor have we been wanting in attention t.
our fellow freemen. We have warned them
from time to time, ofthp attempt of a com
binatlon, to extend military despotism over
us. We have reminded them of a Cesar, 4
Cromwell and Napoleon. We have ap
peaied to their native good sense and love %
liberty, and We have conjurcd Them by thu
ties of our country, to frOwn upon man
whose elevation will inevitably give death
blow to the republic. They will! net be dea
to the voice of reason and experience, but
acquiesce in our denunciaton of his preten-
sions to civil office, and hold him as we hold
The rest of military chieftains--useful in war
lin peace dangerous.
Ne, therefore, the friends Of the present
administration Of the government. appealing
to the supreme law for the protection of ou'
persons, do in the name and by virtue of thos,
principles, which we have inherited. publish
and declare, that ANDREW JACKSON is
and always will be, rash, incompetent and
dangerous that he is destitute OF political
connection with our republic, is and ought IL
he totally denounced: and that in a free
state, civil virtues. talents and political expe-
rience are to be preferred to fame. exclusive
y military. Aud for the support Of this de
cara:ioa, with a firm reliance on the good
sense oi the comnnnitv, we mutually pledg,
TO each other oar votes, our influence ana
our cease So efforts.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-18

The following article deserves the deliberate a,icn.
tion Of every pasip,. Had Gen. jackson continued
in the retirement Of the Hermitage, unless called to
lead the armies Of his country, his worst acts Of ran
NJ and oppression would never have been urged so
strongly against him but when he aspres to Of
the highest and most responsible civil stations in the
world, il s but justice to the Of liberty to exa-
mine his character and # will not bear the scrutiny,
i is the imperiOus duty of every freeman to oppose
most vigorously his election. Every charge preferred
against him below, has been proved to be true and in
deed his friends do not pretend to deny the truth of
them hut erdcavor to hide them by paiativcs drawn
from the Is Of his public services and the pecu-
liar situation in which he placed at the times aiu-
ded to. A Washington could never have been guilty
Of such cOnduct-it is conduOt peculiar To Jackson.
In compliance with the wish Of correspondent, we
invite every editor in New England, and elsewhere,
copy the article into their respective columns, and
as they value the interests of their country,
cry honorable to save Sur land from the stain
Of appointing sach as Andrew jackson to rule
over US:
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-18

Extract ola letter from Albany dated September ODD
"a most distressing occurrence has just taken place
in the Senate. | present hearing the conclusion
Of Gen. TaIlmadge's argument the Of the Lam.
berts Judge Carroll, one oftbe Senators, was taken
in a fit, and fell from his seal. His wife was present
a spectator, and rushed shreking his relief. He
was bIooded by Dr. Foote ofthe Assembly. and on his
recovery removed to his lodgings at Cruuenden's.-
Such Scene never before witnessed. The heart,
reniing shrieks of his wife, and the awful suspense in
which she was held during Ills restoration, such
us to melt the stoutest heart
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

pirginia. We continue our summary notices
Of the county meetings in Virginia. They disclose
more and re the great weight Of character which
is arrayins itself in that State against the militia
~ candidate for the Presidency. 1t is cheering
and suspicious to find so many Of the leading men
OF Nlrgna-men whose intelligence aud virtue
would have made them leading citizens in the pu-
est ayes Of the ancient Republics-it is cheering
70 see so great number Of such men coming out
in support of the patriotic sentiments avowed by
them, and no long time ago supported by those
who now are violently opposed to them.
Nat Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEN i

Georse y .qdcms, Of Pennsylvania, to be Com
sui Of the United States for the port Of Alicanty
IL spain, ini place Of Robert Montgomery, ,eaios.
ed to South america.
.aihsrt Hfag. Of Pennsylvania. 10 lr Ccnau oi
he United States Tor TIE port Of kingst0n-upon-
Hull, in Great Britain. in Place Ct William Davyy
deceased.
Samuel israel, of PENNSYLVANIA, to be Consular
Commercial Agent Of the United States ut Cape
IIayten. vice James 4. Hrce. deceased.
Tiuiam Gordon to be Consular Commercial
Agent of the United States at Aux Cages, vice
James A. Holden, deceased.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Petersburg, Nyo. Ia.
NATHANIEL SNELS1N

Mr. Wood, our vgilant police MASTER who was despatch
ed by The directors of the Virginia Bank in this town, IN
pursuit Of Sncso returned Sunday evening, without
succeeding in the object of his pursuit Mr.. Wood proc
ceeded far Qebec, in Lower Canada having traced
the fugitive to that CITY, On reaching Quebec it as
certaned, by Mr. Wood that Snesoh had sailed in brig
for Liverpool about twelve hours before steam boat
Immediately chartered, and the pursuit continued
for considers able distance down the river; but the brig
having the advantage Of strong westerly wind, all hops
of overaking the fugitive failed and Mr.. w. returned
home MIR. Wood again left town Monday evening for
New York. where he will take passage on Friday for Live
erpoo in OF the packets. Old dominion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
PHILADELPHIA. Nm. Of.

Philadelphia, Mop. 81.
FlRE.-Thls morning about half past O'Clock,
fire broke ot in the Printing office Of Mr.. Jesper
Harding, in Carriers ALLEY, hard by our establish.
ment. 1t originated III what is technically called
the drying-room, where great quantity of printed
paper was hung up, with which it is supposed
sparks from the stove pipe accidentally commune
Gated, on lighting up the fires in the stoves at an
early hour this morning. From some cause or
other, the alarm did not spread rapidly as usu.
al. and the fire had made considerable progress be-
fore the hose and engines were brought into opera
ton The narrowness of the alley. and its being
stopped to great extent with fire wood and lum-
Der therein made 1t difficult of access, and impe-
Died the working of the engines and arrangement
Of the hose; that it was an hour before the
flames seemed at all to yield.
Mr. Harding is kind hearted neighbor, and a
very industrious and enterprisng man. and was
carrying on one of the largest book printing and
binding establishments, in this city We hear that
his stock was insured at $4,000. which we fear will
fall far short of covering his loss. number of
valuable works in hand, were either materially
damaged, or entirely destroyed; among them, two
or three of the first volumes Of large edition Of
Hume and SmolIett's History of England The
Collateral Bible, new work, in yeveral qnarto
Volumes new life Of Washington a quantity OF
the forthcoming. and back numbers of the Frank
lin Journal, and other works Of amor note. Many
IF these works and large quantity OF paper, were
saved BY the actvt, Of the neighbors.
Ihe premises were q large three story building
belonging to Mr.. Malony which we presume, but
cannot positively say, was insured. Since writing
the above we have been informed that besides the
damage above mentioned, the types ami material,
in the composing room are much injured, and near
~ all the books and materials Of the bndery in the
third story entirely destroyed. 1t is to be observed
THAT the roof of the building was of slate; AMI
however much this article might protect building
from exterior accident by fire. It certainly yer,
hnsuishing flames inside. In the present case, it
is mt improbable that one half Of the damage had
not been done, could the water have penetrated
from the roof. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
ELECTION RETURNS.

.Nelp FORK, Nor. l7.-By the mails of the two
last days we have received some additional returns
from tie interior Of the state. Phineas IL. Tracy.
the Administration candidate has been elected by
large majority to Congress in the 29th district
composed Of the conntie, of Gencsce and Orleans,
70 supply the vacancy occasioned by the tesigna-
ficn Of David T.. Evans, Esq The Adninlstra-
,,on tickets for the assembly have succeeded ny
large malorities in the counties OF Genesee 70 mem
bers,l s,euben. (S) Chautaque, ~ In Madison
Soanty the election we are assured was conducted
without reference to the presidential question:
The same remark will apply to many other West
ern Counties. The masonic question has been
made The prevailing test in large portion OF the
state. But we shall not initiate the Argus in ma.
ling sepa ate list of the members elected through
re popular excitement at the West, against the
'lasollc fraternity. The election has been so gen
eray conducted with reference to local matters :
>oisrSc majority Of the members go to Albany
Hafcdgel on the presidential question, and Tree to
lct their unbiased judgment. that we entertain
decided conviction that the friends OF the admins
ration vii! have a majority in the House .. AS
sembly. The Senate vii! be against US.
,tnf. Advocate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
From the .dlbany .lgus Of Nov IS

From the .dBany .lgus IF Nov IS
The application or new trial IN the cause OF Root yss
King and Nerplanck, decided by the Supreme Cour
yesterday; and trial denied
Criminal Ia4s--The dis riot attorney of the city and
county Of Albany, having claimed the right TO be present
with the grand jury, ard conduct the examination OF
witnesses ard the of sessions being divided in opin
ion the subject, it submitted by the court to the
Judges of the Supreme Court at the present term who
ave decided "Tat the district attorney ought not to
nesses any other purpose but advise them upon
any question which they may put him in relation 90 hes
duty -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

The Orange Crops Of Florida.--T The St Aus
gustine Herald OF The 5lst ut. says -" This is
an abundant season and the exports will be large
It is estimated that the Groves in and around the
city will amount to about 2.o00,0OO. The export
of the week is about 400 900. Many vessels are
needed to carry away what remains"
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NOTICE.

vIyIiE subscriber intends apply to the Legislature at
the next session, for law 10 authorize him to erect
crs and saw.mll, and carding machine on the branch
called Cow branch or the main branch OF Indian river,
or near the Presbyterian meeting house in dian River
hundred III Sussex County, HoDEhl fhANf
Never 10Th Nov 1927 9-l2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
FRIDAY, Norenber %, 1927.
Grown indignantly upon da~ning ali
one portion of the Unioa from anohcr'' WASHINGTON.

We have received Note from benevolent gen
tleman Of this Borough, requesting US to call the
attention of the humane to the condition and treat
ment of some Of the boys employed as chimney
sweepers. From circumstances which he mentions
as having recently come under his own observa-
ton, it appears that some Of these boys are treat
ed with degree Of cruelty Which ought not to be
tolerated in christian community.
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SCHOOL FOR THREE MONTHS.

NoTICE.-Persons DESTROYS of inviting teacher well
qualified as Dyafnan and also. teach The higher bran
ches the Mathematics requested 10 leave their names
with the Editors Nov. ~.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Abo. for centuries the capital Of Finland, has
been DESTROYED by fire. 1t is called the venerable
seat of the MUSES.. The town on both sides Of the
river, and the bridge, were in flames at the same
time.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Washington, NremJe,' 1--we have it in power
sac, tina, the judgment obtained by Mr. Chastain Clarke
against this Corporation (by the final decision Of the
in the Supreme Court If the United Statesj dehnye
" settled Saturday last, by the issue Of five per
Stock TO the amount of the Judgment interest and COSTS
amounting altogether to upwards Of hundred and eight
thousand dollars.
rhis is much lost to city but il is consoa
ton that il is total loss If we have been condem-
ned 10 pay for the mismanagement Of Lotteries,
have also received benefit from them. The csab
lshmen Of School Fund Of forty thousand dollars and
the erection Of CITY Hall worthy Of the future greatness Of
this Metropolis will have been among the benefits derived
from Lot cries, with others, perhaps than sufficient
eba'ance any ascertared Liability Of the Corpora
ton Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Dorchester County C.id J agricultural societ!

Dorchester County (Jfd. agricultural Society.
The third annual Cattle Show and Fair of this
association was held the 10Th and 50th October.
The weather was uncomm0nly fine the visitors
were numerous and respectable and the whole cha
racter of the exhibition such as to demonstrate
that the etfrt, Of the society have, in remarkable
degrees promoted the purposes for which IT was in
situated. Since the organization OF the society, the
attention Of our agricultursts has been bestowed
upon greater variety of objects; and emulation
has been excited in almost every branch Of hus-
banry and domestic industry. 1t is right that an
institution. promotive of such useful ends, should
flourish; and the permanency of the Dorchester
Agricultural Society is therefore, reckoned upon,
with feelings Of peculiar qualification. The Neat
Cattle, Sheep and Swine exhibited, were generally
of improved stocks. and in excellent condition.
few fine Horses were entered for premium, and the
Domestic Manufactures were of great variety, beau
tv and excellence Sumo interesting articles were
present for exhibition for which the society had
provided no premium among them were some CO.
coons Of beautiful silk, from worms fed upon let
tuce and the leaf Of the common purple mulberry,
BY DR.. Wooford. Also fine specimen of rice,
from the newly reclaimed marshes Of this county.
The Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of In.
temperance Weld public meeting Boston on the 5th inst
at which resolutions were passed recommending At to ship
owners masters of vessels farmers, mechanics, propre
tors and erinenens ct man featuring establishments
and all Others having the Of yong persons when first
nciing upo laborons ocnpaonss endeavor TO induce
those under their charge firm the habit Of labor with
ont any Of ardent spirits: and also to all having charge
OF the education of the young to endcavor to produce
strong impression on their minds of the dangerous tenden
cy Of even moderate Of ardent spirits.
.Mafrimony and Politics.--TIcre and there in
terspersed with the dry and morose pnlemcs of the
day, we see spark Of wit, which tends in de-
Ill fIo nnfa nosf
We. saw an account the other day of candidate
for the office Of Sheriff. who assured his friends i'll
he was elected the Presidential question should
not influence him in the selection of jurors. The
following is an equally successful hit at the prevail
ing mania. Penn. Gag
"MARRIED-O On Sunday last, By Jacob Kuhns,
Esq. Mr.. W,Miam Patterson. to Miss Margaret
hear, both of Westmoreland-all for Jackson"
Com.
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administration .Meeting.-An unusually large
meeting Of the friends the Administration in Al
legheny county, was held in the Court House in
Pittsburg, on the 10th inst. The meeting recon-
mended John .andrpo iShulze, Governor OF Penn
sylyania to the support Of the citizens Of the United
States, for the Vice Presidency. Delegates were
appointed to the Convention which is to meet at
Harrisburg on the 4th of January next for the pur
pose Of adopting such measures as may best pro-
mote the reelection of john Quincy ADAMS to
the office Of Chief Magistrate Of this country.
Washington. November 2l.-The approach Of
the session of a new Congress is indicated by the
arrival Ut Members Of Congress from the most dis
tart parts of the Union.
From these arrivals, we anticipate very full
assembly on the first day of the session. which
opens on the first Monday in the next month.
Intel.
H1te Flint Glass-A third establishment for the man..
fact re OF this article will at Ptsburg on the
II o. January.
The right rev. Doctor Dubois, Roman Catholic
Bishop Of New York, assisted by the very rev. Doc
tor Power, the rev. Doctor Farnan and other cer-
:ymen Of the diocese, celebrated solemn high
mass in ST. James, Brooklyn, the 18th inst for the
lepose of the soul OF the late much amented Nlss
Joanna Monica England, sister Of the right rev.
Doctor England, Bishop of Charleston.
New York. Nop. 81.
Cose Of Canal Nav,gaAon-we learn by gentleman
arrived this morning from the west that the early cold
weather has closed the canal fifteen days earlier than
usual eectuay that there is no prospect OF Reopen.
ing this season.The consequence is that according TO the
estimates produce TO the amount of five or SIX hundred
thousand dollars has been shut out from the market until
Spring.
Baltimore Noy. Is -rThe cold weather Of last week clio.
sed the navigation of the Northern and Erie Canals Of
New York On Saturday night last, ice inch and half
thick was formed in the basin at Albany. most impor
tant advantage which Baltimore will enjoy her Rail Road
the Ohio will be that the intercourse will be open all
the year, without regard to weather or seasons
Partisan robber. who was seized in the shop
of tobacconist, by way Of excuslng himself, ex-
claimed, that he had never heard OF law which
forbade q man to take snuff.
Hho will 7vcar boards Pan Indiana paper
states jealous clergyman in the mids, Of his
broke thus" my dear sisters, have no doubt but that
there are corset boards enough in this congregation it col
lcccd together, 10 shingie hsn-ro0Hf"