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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
ON TUESDAY NEXr

The Freemen OF Delaware will be called on to
decide whether they will choose J. q. Bayara and
an unprlnc,pled opposition to every measure cal
cuated to advance and render permanent the peace
and nrosnerity ofour glorious Republic--or wheth
err thew will prefer KENSEY JOHNS, Jr. who Will
suupoIt all those important measures which this
Opuosition have combined to destroy. We trust
that their choice will eyince their sopnd Judgment
and sterling patriotism.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

The news from SUSSEX by the mail last evening
is cheering, and we hope will animate the friends
of the Administration here, to increased exertions.
We want nathiny bat general turn out, to ensure
a brilliant victory.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

We have been repeatedly called on in the course
OF the last week two, for Information respecting
proposition that was made by The Jackson Parry
to purchase the +" Watt hman'' establishments
For the present. will only state that in the
Of last summer some members Of that party offer
ed to guarantee us three hundred additional sub
srrbers if We would turn round and support Jack
son, OF il we would surrender the columns of the
paper to the entire control OF an Editor who they
would procure. We however felt no disposition 10
have our paper IMPROVED" IN this way and
would have suffered the affair TO remain und, u'ged
had not circumstances rendered. it necessary to
make it public.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

The Richmond Enq'sirer says" haevcr a,lts Gene
raj Jackson may have, lie be charged with assang
his enemies in the dark, ard in the rear do think
The language a. the f e-sde of the Hermitage which
Mr. Beverly feportedwas It public attack i Il
sail in the dk? The General dsclalns being babie ac>
cuser,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

nlfD--On Wednesday morning hast, in the ot New
York, H. the 10th year Of his age the Rev, fiEEBOkE
GAKRETSON, If the Methodist Episcopal ti"Ich
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

Mr. M'LANE one of our U. 5. Senators. is on
tour through Sussex County, accompanied by Mir
RODGERS, Attorney General OF Delaware. tits
said and believed here that the object of their visit
is to have SAMUEL PAWN FER. Esq. an Admin
istration man, and candidate for the Office of
Senator in the General Assembly Of this State, eft
off the county ticket for SuSser, and Jackson man
substituted This is no idle electoneering ru-
NOR. Old friends, and those who have been warm
" supported, must all BIZ sacrificed by the leader,
of the Jackson party, if by 50 doing they can e.
feet their purposes Gov Paynter is a man de-
servedly esteemed in his County, and we do not
believe that the people Of Sussex are prepared to
offer up such sacrifice on tine altar ut Gen jack
son, no, not even at the mandate OF Louis M'Lane
and James Rodgers People Of sussex. and Della.
ware in general, can you approve, can you counte-
nance or support in any way, the petty and dls-
graceful electioncerIng excursions OF men VINO
ought to set you a more honorable examples What
does their conduct sayP Why, it declares that
they believe you to be pack ct numsku!Is, with
out brains enough to think, spirit enough to act
for yourselves, and they have kindly undertakes
to think and act for you. TT 4 yoN deserve me
NAME and the PRIVILEGES Of FREEAEN you
wiH undeceire them. sEa
".ky high" ex plosion has just taken place a.
mong some Of the Jackson leaders in this Borough
holds high public station, has. together with seve
raj OF his most confidential coadJuors. been dc
noun, ed by we'll known and jealous Jackson man
Of Newcastle County, as act OF POLIIlCIL
GAMBLERS, unworthy to be trusied-Hho have
BETRAYED him, and sacrificed him." sc. II Is said
that they made solemn promises to give him qu1d
pro quo, ct the time that he abandoned his OWL par
" and enlisted under their banner. They have IN
deed shame tully deceived him and turned him -d,ilt
10 make room for an "slevenh hour man." We
think it very scurvy treatment Tor We rm'y believe
that the individual thus put aside was iron the
first, sincere and uniform in his attachment 70 Gen.
Jackson; and of one thing are certain, th.' is,
that he never considered, called, the Gerets "a
id old cat throat" The Affair has caused rrat
excitement, where The parties are known.
Does our ncigbor Harker feel any checks con-
SCIENCE for supporting the Objectionable" ~ the
candidates" anil making angel yt the man IN when
he once de cared centred all tho vc.s ard hs han-
aed crimes and vilanes that naks mt" essu "a tue
Prince Vf narknsssP-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

h7eWe trust our friends throughout the State
will furnish US with the result of the Election in
their respective districts, as soon ascertaned.-
They must be aware of the great anxiety felt by
the public at large to obtain the earliest inorma-
ton on the subject.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

We shall en6cavor to anticipate the usual time of pub
LEGATION for our next paper; and should nothing TO
prevent it, will forward Subscribers out
town, by the mails on Monday.
az Correspondents will perceive by the above that heir
communications should be sent in early. To ensure their
appearance ought have them before Tomorrow
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
FOR SALE.

1vFIE subscriber offers for SALE good terms, his e-
i naming stock of goods, fixtures &c.
The goods are in saeable condition, and eceny rrv-
ciased-'he fixtures and handsome. r. any person
DESTROYS of engaging in country business The
would pro, e object the stand the hes 10 HE
Iage-and the stock OF goods quite small ,osc ts o.ei
to purchase will please call on The s'bscrber inmedia e>
and learn OF oher advantages that not here nertiored
JAMES Il Bi,ISt.tt.
Chrisana Fridge, Sept. .6. 1897. eo.4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
Friends OF tie Administration

The Comminee Of T.giance, OF the Borough. nj! BIZ
puncua in their aena at Iiutton's lna, .No,y
ing nfat. (oct l)a occk. for The purpose Of max ~
the necessary anse lnents for the ensuing LAY
Scot.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

We call the particular attention of the citizens
of this part of the country to the South Caroline
Circular and Memorial. Let it be read with at
tention-and let those who regard the true inter-
ests OF our happy country consider whether it il,
not their bounden duty to take firm stand against
such doctrines and the men who hold them. How
awful would be the consequences if such men were
entrusted with the reins Of government! Let eve
~ hnnest man-every patiiot-entitled to vote
At the Election next Tuesday, come to the Polls,
and show, by refusing to vote for the Candidate Of
the Jackson Party, that he will not contribute in
the remotest degree, to bring about the destruction
of our manufacturing establishments and the ruin
II all concerned in them. Remember manufac.
turers you trusted Louis M'Lane, and he deceiv-
I'd you He joined with the Southern anti-manu-
featuring interest 1t has been through him prin.
cpally that james a. Bayard has been forced INTO
nomination, and MIR. Bayard il successful must
initiate Mr.. M'Lane. Then take of your
selves, and vote for KENsEY JOHNS, Jr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

Se.eral articles on our first page are worthy Of
particular attention. The Address Of Mr. RAY
MoSp contains sound reasoning, and We recon-
mend il to The notice of the Electors Of Delamare
he article under the head Of buchanan vs.. Jach-
son has also claim to the special notice Of all hon
est men.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

(auion.-The name of John Janrier has been
inadvertently published IN the Administration
Ticket for New Castle County. as Levy Court
Commissioner. MIR. Janrier's name, as well as Mr.
Iobns's should have the word Juniorappended to it.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

We have found it absolutely impossible to make
room for the proceedings of several meetings of the
friends of the Administration. The cause will
uerhaps suffer less from this omission than if we
we're to defer any of the important matter which
occupies our columns day. AS these proceed
inss have already appeared in handbills. their pub
LEGATION to-day in the paper is not so essential
We however exhort the Committees OF Vigilance
to be active in the discharge of their duty. The
prize at stake is of incalcuable Importance The
very foundation Of the Republic is threatened to be
undermined by the leaders of the Opposltion.-
The doctrines which they inculcate, and the hos
true and only wise policy of the American Gov
eminent, ought to fill every patriotic breast with
alarm.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

Or. a. NAupArN flas declined being candidate
for the House of Representatives in the Congress
of the United States.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

Numbers Draws, N ne Aew FORK Lotrrs IN Ctas.s
4-l3-so --i4--Sl-lS-50 46
c-1,2o-5o-54 the CAPITAL Prize - 800 Dotlays, was
soil ut BARkEK'S prompt and Lucky .ihcc.
Rhode slonG HEST Baptist Society Lottery,
Eighth Glass; II be drawn at Providence, on Wenes-
day, Sd Oceoher, 1871.
~ 1850; 2 Of 1000: q. 5oOi pt D L.! ,5os
~ of leo; 46 - so; As Of So 80 of Is; 1lo4 81 81
$3.50 OF 4. 1894 ? hcs, 1880 Banks.
Ticket S4.-iiai S2--QHater S1--E!ghh SO eerss
For sale in ;rr,.s ,Ariey oil numbers. at
~ n Ea1AaR'S
T,up Prqmh; ara Lucky 91see.
septes. "a, Msske,.sues} Wilpiagsp...
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
FRIpAY, September IS, 1927.

Frown upon dawniny al
orc porto OF The Uufoa rom another.p WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

We shall succeed Beyond Doubt Desperate
and contemplate indeed are the practices OF he
Jackson adberents
DPNI'LANE ard ROGERSsrN arc here. NJ
Lane addressed, in Shorts long room. tuomnluni~
eating with the bar room navy persons could
be dragged from the Administering meeting. II
was poor trick got up for the purpose Of dlsiurbs
ing the proc eedings Of the meeting. Dignity and
character must yield to the all powerful motives
Of interest aud ambition.
Next Tuesday will convince the world that Della.
ware is no, to be pledged by man and sold like
the serfs of Russia, with the land. We are free and
independent and will act becoming tftenen.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

Does our ncghbor tIarker never feel any checks con-
SCIENCE for supporting the most oljeesnhte o. N the
candidates" anil making angel Ut the man N whom
he once d, cIared centred all The vcs ard his han-
ted crimes and v'aies that make nsn resent "a tue
Prince Vf narkness.2
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
Eatracs Of a letter from gentleman in .sasseT,

dued Georgeto,rn. Sept. Is. 1887.
hasten to info' m you OF the resul, oil our meet
ing this Gay-A more Numerous and respectable
meeting has never been held 10 this CT unity; tnttG
were 500 administration men present ard We
chee,eG with The harmony that prevailed and vim
the deep interest which the people took in the husi-
ness before them CURTIS JACOBS, Esq and
e ALEb RODNEY Esq. were called 10 p'e-
side as Prssiden, md Vice President and Will,
LIAM ELLlGOOD. Esq. and GEO ROD.
NEY. Esq. appointed Secretaries. A committee
Of 20, two from each hundred was appointed 10
make ou' a ticket, they retired aud alter short
time announced the following which was unanimous
~ sdop ed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
x'oxsz;aesTs gGz:ggg y.. { &c a1EcEl.

ircr from G;royci;y the arrival at Boston on Mon
day OF he brig Concora, CAPTAIN Low Paris papers to
reb lalh and Lou'ion to the 12h are received.
The pTolsc; FOR law relative the notice Of the nras:
s!l under Discussion Chamber of DpDutirs t,s
!tatics had been maternity o!,encl by the am. npeuts
inadc by the Dres, and twas Supposed tIat the Gov
crnncut would Withdraw IL:
10y private letters, also, learn tina, the proposition for
restraining the i!oe9ty u the press has excited more gem
crai dissatisfaction than any hubble measure ,rb;ch ,,
occr proposed Tor years. Addresses and
presented To the Chambers, not only from editors
tc AMI booksellers, but from literary and scientific socie
YES t"" members OF one of the latter who acted as
commee and who held cival Offices, were deprived Of
them hy the liberal King the very day after prrscn,;n
their rcnCms:rancc.
The Boston papers that the news from Greece
continues to he OF more encouraging nature The PATH
o remarks that the government had been reorganized
ESna MIaG!is had arrived there in ac iellas, 10 re-
ccye The orders of the government In consequence of ,Io
success of haraiskah in Aiica, whole of Northern
Greece, far Thermopyle and Volo had taken M,
Gs, and Gr!schId PRc had Srrn Obliged to act on the
defensive Ibfahm Pacha continued inactive Tie Ba-
varian officers at Napoli, had organized Frank CORPS
Al Cons'anhopc new conspiracy had been discovered
aud several o! the leaders in seized in the MICH,
aud immediately executed.
Ia the French Chamber "f Dnputies, on tie 10Th the
Minister of the Finances brought toward the annual
the yeaf 1870 ordinary aud extraordinary amounted TO
9a9su32o francs The receipts Of the year exceeded
is amount by 1896, francs. The expenses of the
current year are estimated at 9l5 millions.
PFcHO Of Siock%.-!.ontom, Feb. II, 8 psr cent Cons
$3.50. i1' ~'"''
NJ. Nbnauperre, the Russian Ambassador, arrived at
Bucharest jan 10, on his way to Cons,antiuople
ihe EInce fatzf,ld, Minister Plenirotenary Of The
hin5 OF russia At the Court OF huSa, died at Vienna
Feb - after short Illness lie lad been condemned 10
cra'h Ia lSJo by military commission, was pardon
CO on Tie In!erccssIon Of his wife by Napoleon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

eGot'e, itep'S 3M! mcuect.c 30 prgYeIb: leo IS
iatn:c, enormously brrdcuSomc; grievances which
iond'y and rnperious!y demand rcdtcss
H. Reso'ccd That taxation GROSSLY dispronortioned
70 representation, Is dieteuce in degree oDly not in
pi'nc'pie, from TAXATION without representations
- heso'ncd, Us Tie opinion of this meeting, that the
acn greatness oi Virginia, and her dcca, incr interests
are, IN an eminent degree, attributable 20 the fact,
that her dci:n:es swaycd by small minority of the
people.
8. issoIpcd, That we viii persevere in claiming
our rights, until cu9 cio,ts IN the cause Of Justice anu
freedom shall be crowned with success
! T. iteSofced, That, animated by the accession Of
strength TO cur exhibited by the recent vote OF
the House OF Delegates and reposng faith the good
ness OF that cause sill again appeal 10 tie General
Assembly, for that all w!.ch regard for social or.
dor alone mpes ask, aud which cannot he on-
| ger r'shtiully, P''iiC'siliiy, wlliieid
b. fcsa!ceI, t.iAi, in spirit OF political brother
mood, M the spirit oi F;sgnians taught to prize prin
cpes, not names respectfully recommend il 20 our
se'oT cIeDs, throughout tAc State TO use their best
efforts TO procure the call of Convention
O. Ee&c.rcd That the sheriff of this county be re-
qu2Sed 10 open poll, nj Tie next election for members
OF the General Assembly, and take the sense of the
ireehoidafs, upon :hc question OF "Conyention or no
conventions" and that IT be recommended 10 the PEG
pie OF other counties 10 adopt the same course.
H. cs0t1ed, That the editors newspapers friend
y TO the of form he requested 10 publish The
/ foregoing preamble and resolutions.
On motion, Res 0ic.d, That The thanks Of This meet.
ing he given TO the Chairman AMI Secretary for the
manner IN which they have discharged their iuiies
JOHN II. M'CABE, Chairman
JciiN JAHNEy, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
CONVENTION MEETING.
LaIlnoIIN .nuMIr.

st numerous meeting OF the citizens 81 Loudoun
county, hcAl IN the court house, at SiecsbprG on
Monday, the 9Th Of March 1871 pursuant to eibiie.
notice DR.. JOUY II. HcCArf vas called 10 the chair
and JDHN j ANTfY was appointed secretary The fol
lowing preamble and resolutions, offered by RirmARD
Il. HENDERSON, ESQ were, after foil and free dis.
cuSsioD, unanimously adopted, witt The exception of
one vote III opposition to tie 7ih resolution.
WHEREAS the first and plaiDest principles Of all free
governments, aud most especially of The republics
which arose out OF the American revolution declare
CHAT all men by nature equally free and indepen~
dent; that all power vested in, and consequcnfly
derived from, The peoPie that magistrates are their
trustees and servants, and at all times anenable to
them that government ia, ought TO be- instituted
tor ihc common benefit protection, sDd security Of the
people, ration, or community; aud that when any
government shall be found inadequate contrary
these purposes, majority uf TIC community hath an
attributable, unbelievable, and iudcfcasbic rirg 70 re-
FORM alter, abolish it, IN such manner as shall bc
most conductive 10 the public weaIn And whereas
IN every member Of our happy confederation these
Truths are both achnowIc iged IN speculation, and
haiiOwcd ~ practice, except IN the renowned and
once powerful state Of Virgins and whereas VIC are
unwilling, amcY TO submit to The dcpriyatinn cf
rights endcarcd 10 us by the memory Of the past and
By the hopes oftbc future:
/. Therefore, Rcsoircd That, in lie opinion of
this meeting. tc refusal Of tue House Of DELEGATES AZ
the last session OF he General Assembly TO pass las,
providing mode for taking tic Of the coinrnunfy
IS 10 the P,Upriey Of caUg convention to amend
The constitution IN the face ofthc fact that a iarrs
majority Of the community demanded if, is an oct Of
injustice, and an indgu'iy offered 10 the people Of
rCriia.
q Ecooirla fD}fly That, # majority Of any
community icd 30 the viii, and tho yuio of the mi
nor', tey surrender ihcir bia right as frcencn and
become, ~ s,'r and 10 truth, sloY5.
.. HtSGf"e1 That our courts, IN which, from The
asAes - lLG .JHc, l,lcs IS tca-cJ r. ALI or cx
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

"'' -lsHo"o'y IL was vaguely uudersiO Oi ior scr:
nays, Wat ihirigues against the indepcndence of Tie
hereditary chamber were maturing in the Sfecs i,r,,
W ue congregations Ii is now clear that they hs, e
decided on the creation of new Peersn
According To the best opinions il would seem ,,,,t
ire eighty new peers were to be taken thus ARCH.
bishops, % bishops 2S Deputies and g. other midi,
duaS engaged IN various ways III the intrgues of lint
congrcgation-as the Jesuits are called
The letter fen Cuns.antinople leaves no doubt h,,
Tie affairs of the Greeks are more PROMISING
. he funds OF EDglasd and France continued stea
a"y 10 rise;ius giving assurance of uninterrupted
peace in Eurone
Inc SWISS brigade entered rrauce from Spain on
the lth February.
From the Journal dies Debats7
- SoSSFANTINurLE, I2th Jan.
The Government has Just detected another cnus,i
racy, by in'ercepng the correspondence of the mai
contents here, with the jansaries of Asia The ch.fa
OF II were immediately seized and executed some few
only escaping.
The news from Greece is disastrous for the Porte
That 1t was at first treated Incredible But il seems
certain, that several districts OF northern Greece re-
VOTED anew, after the victory of KaIas1aki, over
portion OF Redschid Pacha's army. The Greek pnn
VI operations was traced by Europe oicers-it sue
ceeded and the Serasker has been reduced te ACT ON
me defensive Misulis has arrived at H,,ua with the
icas, TO receive the orders of the government The
people are IN instruction far The.raupyIo, aud
' olo. Lord Cochrane xpected
This unlocked for of affairs has produced ore.
sensation here and may facilitate the negotiations of
'ir. y. Canning and NJ. Ribeaupierre. Ibrabim Pa
cha remains near Gastany, incapable fanny enterprise
ne i5aVarah Officers lately arrived, have been occu-
pied since the 18th Dec. in organizing Frank corrs
at Napoi. W. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

LErsEURG, Msncs 20.--'Fhat Virginia is alive
to the injustice of these who at present ;orern her
councils and direct her dcsincs, begins 10 be ma nj
fest by the expression Of feeling generally elected
on The subject Of convention. We rejoice sin
ccrc!y, at the unanniiy that prevails IN relation TO
this matter, throughout large portion Of The state
and glad tp find tat the resolutions ndonted at
atniy respectable meetings. the occasiou are nei-
iher tame yielding. SUCH, indeed, the inter
est lehy the people OF this county, their late meet
ing, 10 deliberate The subject of convention that
although the morning unprunisng, The court iro,.sn
could not contain the fr2eioidcrs assembled on the
occasion. The meeting consisted ofmany nf the grave,
stable and cOnsijerate of fellow citizens: and ,e
reform, and the determination to pursue it with in
creased ardor and energy there seemed 10 he but one
opIn0n--One common sentiment. Truth, us, ice
and freedom sill yet triumph, and Virginia will again
hold up her head. TGe1i,sS oc LijsyIl,