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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14

imprudent and early committal on the next Ere
sidency." No,
,ha peon,e bu, the Peoples managers!l OF the
Republican party now permit themselves
urged 10 imprudent commistaLs at this early aay,
the effect of such conduct will. be TO paraiIl11
com Ietely their own strength and importance.
Truly, if they "commii' themselves alter TINS
series Of warnings, they must be most opss!.
na,ely bent upon having an opinion OF 'nen
own. which it is the obvious DETERMINATION tna'
they shall not have, either now or hereai'er-
The main argument against committai oeihg
that il is understood to be the general sehu !,
ment," as ascerlained by the Concentration
here. ",ha, Caucus will be held at Washing.
son next Winter, and that such Caucus wiii
aei,ber nominate or recommend some other
"mode:" Ergo, it unnecessarily appears that
the course said 10 have been adopted at Albany,
of waiting ior orders from Washington, is the
hes, and Wisest" that could have been resolved
upon. Admirable logic! Beautiful morality
Surprising Wisdom! 80
In the whole of these essays, the reader VIII
observe, not word is dropt which IN any man
ner refers to principle, in the proper sense OF the
term, as ground of selection OF President ana
Vice President. The whole affair is regarded
as political game, in which New-York, having
the strongest hand, ought to win the stakes.
II remains 10 be seen whether the People oil
,he United States will consent that the lmpor'
tant Offices Of the Government shall thus be raj
fed of; whether they are willing that The cleo
tons prescribed by the Constitution shall be
considered Of no consequence but as forms Of
rattle alton Of Caucus determinations. For our
selves, we protest against doctrine which
makes our great elections the sport OF system
of mere chlcanery, and our Government ITSELF
mockery Of representation.
Concluding this branch OF oui remarks, we
take leave 10 observe, that, though we discover
10 Jus, ground for an organised opposition TO
the present Administration; whilst we think we
perceive that such an opposition has had some
pernicious, though possibly also some benehela'
effects-we have been as prudent as the Advo'
cate wishes It's friends in Albany to be, IN a.
voiding "comniltal'' at this early day. Our
whole object, in opening this subject at all, is
hope that the sort Of intrigue which is evl-
denly on foot 10 take election from the
common sense of the People, and dispose OF IT
by "concentra,ion," and coordination" and
"restoration," may be defeated. II is sutii'
Gent argument against the claims OF any cltl'
zen to the Presidency, however eminent or high.
" gifted that he, or his friends, attempt to gain
the prize by indirection and stratagem, instead
OF magnanimcusly appealing for i. to the pub
| lie voice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14
For Sale,

sNk The hull of new vessel copper fastened to
$500 the bends, built of good materials, and is ex,
Pected to sail fast; is 90 feet decks depth Of hold
feet, &c feet beam, and l68 tons, Estates
tonnage) and will carry about 1000 barres-For sale
low. Apply to JOHN S. MILLER
mar 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14
Fruit and Gin.

Fruit and Gin.
80 boxes Sicily oranges
SO do lemons
SO bbls pippin apples, all in prime order
10 bbs gin, landing from schooner Two Brothers,
and for sale by LINDSAY. HILL & Co.
march Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14
Tobacco.
march Is

R9l HALF Kegs manufactured Tobacco, expected
SS by steamboat Potomac, will be sold low ifakel
from the wharf WIN. L. KENNEDY
march Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14
Onions.

Onions.
1000 PUNCHES Onions, Just received and for
lOJO sale by ROBINSON e SHINM
march Is VowelPs Wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14
For Boston,

M The regular Packet
nh Schooner POTOMAC,
NkQA A. Bears, master-For freight of ono or two
hundred barrels, apply as above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-14

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
Landing from the schooner Tue Brother, FINN, N Eorl
81 hhds New Orleans sugar, part renresen,.d to
be Of superior quality
IL! ao bags Havana and Porto Rico Coffee ~
i'e boxes sicily oranges and lemons in prime order
ppes cognac brandy, Seignet.e's brand
'aso' land'ns from the schooner Potomac fran Boston,
so bags superior Java coffee
20 bags Havana do
~ boxes and drums fresh Smyrna figs
- pipes Woodhouse's Sicily Madeira wine
apply" s. MESSERSMITH
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Head Quarters, lst BrigGde,
Mop. %, 1877.

}
~.oJrpTa \fADrIAI will he held for the tial If alb
u sent officers at training and Baalions in May-Reg'-
mental reviews in Undertakings IN September anu e'''
pany days in November. 49, :,
For the LIST ltegimentt the house oi nenerai .. We"
in wilmington, on Monday the 18th December nex ut ~
O'Clock, A. NJ Which Court viii be composed VI we io
lowing members, rl= Col Thomas Robinson, Maier 4;
j. Wolf Major j. L. Morris, Capt. Jno Mc'nhS and
Capt. Samuel Iiarker. Snpcrnumeraiies-.Cap'. 'o'"
Wh,eman and Capt. Jas. McNes'. Judge Advocate.
A. Sparks 40 n,
al Christana Bridge, Monday the 18th December next
a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ Which Court will be composed OF the
following members viz Col Henry Whi,eey MAJOR Evan
H. Thomas Capt. james Miles, Capt John llertnan and
Lieut.. =. b. Delany. Supernuneraries-Cap Wm inomp-
son of the Rifle Corps, and Capt. VIM. Slivers Judge
Ad,ocate-Kensey j. Vandyke.
For the Sd Regment-a the house of Jno. F. Mansfield
at Mldlletowo, Thursday the goth December next az
10 o'clock, A. NJ Which Court will be composed OF the
following MEMBERS viz. Col Jno. Higgins, Mayor Alex
Crawford Capt d. Webster, Capt Geo Houston and Capt
Jno Sutton. Supernumeraries-Cap VIM Weldon, ac
Lieut.. A. @. Thompson. Judge ALvocac-Calt. Jas. G.
Mansfield
The Court Martial for the trial Of Officers belonging to
the Artillery and Cavalry will meet at the house OF Tho
mas milford in ST Georges, on Wednesday the l9h De-
cember next, 10 O'clock A. NJ and will he composed OF
The following Members viz. Major Arnold Naudan, Capt
Jno Eddows Capt. lobt. Ocleltree Capt Alex. Porter
and Capt. Jacob Moore Supernunerares-Capt. ino
Mathews and Lieut. Jacob Csulk. Judge ieu'
Thomas milford
The Adjutans and Commanders Of Companies will fur
nsh the Judge Advocates with list Ut absentees, i've days
previous the meetings Of their respective conts. The
Courts will precisely at the hour ordered. when the
Judge Advocate will call over the oil of members attng
and reporting absentees If any and may adjourn from ds.
to day until their business is closed.
The Judge Advocates will make returns 10 the DIigaaet,
under their hands and seals, OF the proceedings Of .eir
respective courts. early the month of January
JAMES N SUTTON,
i0-5t Br,g. MAJOR and Inspector.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE,

S For property in the country, 1.-TWO story brick house
EIs and lot. The house is l8l 'front.' with two rooms
and entry the first Aoor, and three the second
with good dry cellar. The 10, s6I # front by 1913 f.
Deep with stable the lower end This property fronts
on King street, between the Brandywine Mills and the
Ssing 10 buy or exchange will please apply the sub
sctiher JOHN GRAY.
NJ H. Also, building lot on Washington street between
King and French street the lot is 43 IT, front BY SO IT, deep
with a work shop on tile same.
Dec g. 1897 l1-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
ADVERTISEMENT.

vIViE celebrated and long looked for Indian Physician
from the Creek Nation, takes this method of inform.
ing the public that after study Of many years among the
frs, Indian physicians Of the healing AIT, and practice
forwards OF more than thirty years among most repeca.
BILE Inhabitants in different parts of The United States with
the greatest success Imaginable, in the of various
stlnate we'll as private Cures chiefly perform
ed r IN the virtues of the bamy vegetable creation
&c. The subscriber has different Indian medicines for So
which fails of curing the following complaints
dyseniery coughs and colds, deafness, cuts and Bruises
headache il five minutes, rheumatism, hear, burn c!ls
and fevers in "a hours and many other diseases The
above medicines will be put up with and sent by
ter pospaia % b, personal application, any part Of the
United States The s'hscliber well of the apo.
hecares aud booksellers in Wilmington has for sale The
invaluable vespero cordial liquor, excellent in all com
plants OF the stomach, liver indigestion, vomiting, CON
smpnn, dropsy, col C, mpury d the blood, kings evil
SC. Only give it fair trial and just expectation v III
be disappointed, for he assured il has been The means d
doing much good, to the saving Of lives: in shot
the perfume of this vegetable medicine is all sul
cent to alleviate pain, and the of perform
the Which will be had at the above places as W, 4
asst the subscribers Office No 10, Second street. opposite
the lower Market, where the public will be attevcy
waited on by then friend. j. SHARON,
Nov. ID 5-tf Indian Phusician
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
FOR THE AMERICAN SENTINEL.
i0-st
Hestonrille, near PHILADELPHIA

Hestonrlie, Philadelphia, Ocs. 25.
MEssns FnIcK & Co
EEN1LEMEN--iiaving seen in Of your papers for
N last month communication signed BY gentleman Of
Philadelphia, purporing 10 have received full head If
hair from the of Oldidges Balm If Columbia, and
fully agree with the writer Of that article that The Pro-
prieor Of any preparation certainly entitled to ard
in proportion the discovery is useful
should think myself out OF my duty il did not give
you for the information Of the public Of IN,
From unknown when about the age of ihity,
part ofmy beard fell off my face, whilst thai part which
NAMED grew usual.
NJ id crous appearance caused to shun society as
much possible tired at length of the expense and trouble
Of repeated shaving preserve tnerabe smooth appear.
my face tried only half bottle OF Ordges Balm
Of Columbia and my small qualification it has entire
y restored my beard.
Gentlemen, remain youts, &c.
JOSEPH COGGINS.
0J The Balm of Columbia may be had at ks Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
DIR. A, G.. HULL'S
Patent HINGE Y1.uss.

FINHE entire new mode OF pressure WHICH the combined
i qualities Of this instrument oh ans lis application
the disease of Hernia Rupture, and the consequent
well known frequent accomplished by IFS use, even
the most aged sufferers, together with the safety,
and cpmori, with ahcn it Is worn, has, to the highest
qualification of the inventor procured the encomums Of the
most scientific medical men of country, well as
its acknowledged superiority b, Sir Ashley Cooper, OF
London. And the paten'ee may further add hat frisses
Of his invention manufactured and sold in London
the american Truss. This, tits conceived he may
just of national and professional qualification
From the experiments which the patentee has made for
years past aged persons for the of rupture, lie
is authorized to 10 the public the gratifying
suit that almost every person that has strictly followed his
inst uctons relative to occasional increase of PRESSURE
with auxiliary means, have uniformly experienced partial
closure of the breach within few weeks and wha, is still
pleasing 10 add is that its efficacy has been fully and
strkngly demonstrated ~ accomplishing perfect cures
persons the advanced age Of from 60 to rs years. and
universally youth.
In the application of this instrument in different cases Of
the disease difference OF adaptation necessary respect
FORM size and pressure; and the neglect of these ind
pensabe acquisitions is the only Of its failure where
amy Of the kind practicable careful ol,ser
vance OF which is urged TO all those who apply them.
The following are few Of the cures effected BY the
above TRUSS.
Isaac Bull Hartford aged 50 years cured in less Than
year Aug 6, 1924 Eli Bristol, Oneida, aged years.
cured in years. after having been ruptured 30 years
Dr. Nash, Fairfield, (Conn.) aGed 49, rupinred from his
infancy up, cured in , months. Hon Matthew McNar
Os.ego aged than 40 cured in year I" Il is now
more than year since discontinued the Of IT,
July &c, 1924
Extracts from dispositions .en in he Dslic Court vflhe
u States, before Judge Thompson.
Valentine Mott, NJ u Prof ssor OF Surgery in the Uni
verst. of New York. deposes
" The great and signal benefits which are produced by
this Truss result from IFS sltlct spbservence TO, aud
oodance iih Scent &c and Surgical principles Its me.
chancl aapationn tue parts he simplicity Of its CON
strictlon, he limited mo'ion nicely graduated BY eyner
men'. TO he different attitudes # he budy, ami 10 the ac
tor OF the muscle permanercs n its location on the
he nj
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
TO BE RENTED,

4 Farm Can,wel's Bridge, which is an excellent
IN dwelling house, with all other convenient out build
ings. The village which it is situated always good
market for all kinds Of grain, and from which is constant
water carriage to Philadelphia Any one wishing to view
the premises, will apply to Mrs Dragh who occu-
pies it, to Mr.. R,chard Mansfield near Middetown.
Dec. 5, 1897. 1876 NJ. DALE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
NOTICE.

A VERY trusty Coured Girl, IS years old, who un-
N derslands cooking and all kinds Of housewok 10 be
disposed of for II years, to respectable family in
this State. Inquire at this Office.
Sept IA, 1927, 9S--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
Y Valuable Tavern and Land

NJ. /. That valuable and well know
Tavern, situate IN rennsbury township afore
said, and At tine head of the Wilmington
Ksnnet' turnpike The tavern house is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
NOI,ICII.

ut' The Balm of Columbia may he had at hrs Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
10000 or 10000
POUNDS OF
POR *.

TIME subscriber Giving the ranyw,ae Flour Mis)
Il Will give Store Goods at CASH prlces for PORK
ANY person wishing 20 barter, viii do ell to call.
WILLIAM MGAtLIEY
NOV. 10, 1877 6--f4t
d. 4 general assortment Of seasonable DRY GOODS.
together with GROCERIES, China, Glass, Queens and Ear.
then ware, Drugs, Pants, Oils, &c, always ON hand
w NC.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY !:
Classical Department.

vJVIIs Institution will be opened Monday the ed of
l. October inst, under the Of the Rev. Joslrn
WILs0S.
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly insructed
in the different branches If good English and Classical
education, W., Heading, Whiting, Arithms tic, English
Grammar Geography, Ccmpos ton, Eocu,ion NIa,hesna
les, and The Greek and Latin Languages. The terms of
tuition Will be--for the English branches exclusive Of
hd'.emltcs 50 per session, $40 including the ,Iathe
mates for the Languages, including the English, $40 Der
session. Tuition Nancy 10 be paid in advance.
There will be two sessions in The year. with short yaca
ton between each.
Good boarding be obtained in respectable families N
the village. at the rate of forty dollars Der sessions and
few buaraers be accommodated IN lie tamy of M.
f'mc,ps JNO. EDDOWkS, Sec'y.
Muule'"W' pc'' l, 10 T. y4-.3,n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

South nest u, and near to, Brandyuine .,ils
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted BY Mr. h
lt'ce as srocery-whete !, may not be of
10 persons to call and examine for themselves %
The following compose parI of their assortment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14
Almanacs for 1923.

DOOR Wills, Uncle Sans Farmers, Town and Coun.
l. try. Columbian, and Other Almanacs, Englisl, aol
Duic for 1928 for sale VI 'bsDce, Wholesale and retail
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-14

NOlICE.
yINlE subscriber I'M ends to apply - The Legislature, at
the next session. fol la8 authorize him to erect
grs and saw mill, and catng machine, the branch
called Cow branch the main branch Of Indian river, NJ
o? near the Presbyterian meeting house, in Indian Ryei
hundred in Susscx County. ROBERT FRAME.
Dover, iHtl Nov 1897. S-12t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14


His Maiesty's gracious choice If lord t.oderich
az his first Minister has given great and general
satisfaction. Ills Lord,hip Is at present employed
in making the arrangement upon his elevation to-
the Premiership, but nothing Is as yet deinitlveiy
settled.
Ifhis Lordship's talents are not of that exalted
order which commands the universal suffrage OF man
Kind, they are, nevertheless of a high class. and
superior to those Of most other men in public life.
But lord Goderich possesses various other quaf-
cations, which peculiarly and eminenty fit him for
the elevated station to which he has been called by
his Sovereign. Ofillusrious descent. distinguished
for his high and honorable principles, his spocss in
tegrty and gentlemanly manners he enjoys the res
pcct and the regard Of all and bya peculiar frank
and mafiliness Of character has excited in the
mind ufeverv one entire confidence in his judgement
and a reliance in the rectitude of his intentions.
we'll calculated to produce favorable impression Of
each act of his life. 1t is impossible. therefore.
that any public man could undertake the difficult
task which has been assigned to Lord Godcrch, I'M
der favorable circumstances, as far lis int.yd
ual qualifications extend, than his hardship ant
influenced as he oby the principles Of liberal ant
enlightened policy, under which the country has re
Gently made such rapid advances, we are cunIen
that his Lordship will enttle himself, in the mpor
tant and high post in which he is to be placed, Il
the full confidence ofhis Royal Master and of th
intelligent public of this great and powerful en-
plre.
PANS, AUG. 9-The hopes which we still love
to cherish, have unfortunately vanished. A tell
graphic despatch from Calais announces the dea,
ct Mr.. Canning, at Chiswick. on the 9th of Angus
at fifty minutes past three. This mechanically nrv
has also been received by Lord Granville, the Britt
Ambassador.
This event has produced at Paris a sensati
which will be shared by the People Of every na,iu
both in the old world and the new. A nation +
Just reason to be proud when it sees>etber matte
share in the death Of one of its Ministers. T
Interests of humanity are now the ioint std
prepcrty .ofa!l nations. There are some sylhpath
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

family Of Mr.. Canning consists, believe, Of sew
cral children one Of his daughters was lately mar
riet to the Marquis of Clalnrcarde. His eldest son
died on the 3lth of March, 1920. in the nineteen
year Of his aye an eptaph on his memory was writ
len by Mr. Canning In private NE Mr.: canh;ns
~ in others. easy Of access. and distinguished Tor
rood mature and mitlness of temper.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
From HE Dclau,are Ga1ctte, lug. II, 1921.

fO"t Htc Lctuou'c |u~tttt, lug. i - IOZ|'
'As we conceive that there is not the most re.
mote probability that either General Jackson or Mr..
Clay will succeed to the Office, (of Presidency It
would be waste OF time and room TO dwell at length
on the reasons which form our ohjrctioas to them
bit we may remark, as 7cc pass. that the HASTY
TEMPER, and VIOLENT PASSIONS Of the for
nler, amount, u'iM as, TO an lNfE PERABLE OBJ
LECTION TO HIM AS A CANDIDATE for the
executive chair Of the nation REPUBLIC
should be extremely cantous in elevatng military
iedderto high and important station however ami
able he may be in his manners, and pacific in his
dispositions; and none but those possessing the
most exalted qualifications, and those ofhe most pa
cfc kind, should ever be THOUGHT of for the
office but he, whose greatest recommendation y
A DISREG ARD TO LAW, JUSTICE OR PRO-
PRETTY, when they stand III the way of the accom-
Plishmcnt Of a favore measure, though of doubtful
prnprety, should be avoided as a MORE DAN
GEROUS MAN than one who is an OPEN and
DECLARED FOE to our country and orr liber-
ties !i!'' -
FroU The same paper Of February !, 1926.
elm consequence Of concurrence of fortuitOus
circumstances, the employment Of means to operate
upon the passions Of men IN violation of their req
son and judgement and The 6aSest political consriyaa-
ces it, has Glanced that gen. Jackson is highest in
vote" q.
:" lhey the trainers OF the Constitution never
intended that the Members Of Congress should hs
thus confined in their chuce and all that has been
said by the advocates o! General jackson upon this
subject. is only an evidence of their own ,ueakness
and 'Oiehfdness and notwithstanding the Members
OF Congress have been threatened Nth the atse of
SWORDS AND MUSKETS against them. if they
eentured to DO otherwise than elect General Jackson
we do not doubt that they will do aphat they beAierc
to be right; and they will draw their conclusions
respecting their duty from premises very different
from those which have been laid down for them by
I TYE LOVERS OF NLO0D AND SL.QL-G4+Ek
IERr,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

A retec the conduct Of tie General (JacksOn) in
he ct Arbuthnt and Ambrlser, may serve show
what estimation he holds the decisions OF Court Mar
lia well the officers OF our Civil Courts, WHEN
THEY CONE IN CONTACT WITH His PURPOSES;
and that the failure oil such niJunai give sentence
asans an object of dt.p'easure is NO PREV ENTA1ISE
AGAINST lllElNpUNIsIIMENr, when General Jackson
POSSESSES t.e POW Err AID elertais wish 10 inhic'