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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
lindsay, HiN, & Co.

AAAOSaS, AAAA, NOO.
HAVING House in New-York, vi here all their Fur
Ii chases are made at auction for cash. enable them
to sell here (Which they determined to do) on as
good terms goods be gotten from any mari q in
the regular way, andnvte those wishing to purchase,
to call and judge for themselves Their present stock
isextensve-among which are;
IS hhds N. Orleans sugar, 1stand I'd qua ity
III do w. India do do
Is do N. Orleans molasses
puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes cosnac brandy, part sugett's brand
40 chestsY Y. hysortea 2ali fresh &
Is halfd do do part supe.
IS boxes Gunpowder & Imperial do rior quail.
IS bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
20 ' DO p %faa e 20 Yo'tsis inspection
IS do gin, very good
Is do 6ne old whiskey
Is casks Goshen cheese
50 0 Do ss"ss, Sicily. iasae order
$50 sacks fine SALT Liverpool filed
20 barrels cider
Pimento, pepper, indigo, SNUFF, spanish segars
starch. copperas, msdder saltpetre, ground and race
ginger soap, bedcords letter and wrapping paper, &c:
april IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

IL june IS Ac. cAzENovE & 60.
Handling This Day
From tie Schooner Love, at R0msoys W1syf-
hhds superior quality Jamaica sugar
Is bbls ST. Crox do
hid very fine old Jamaica spirit
pipe Tsrragona wine
cask old Port do
do Sherry do
chests Tyson tea
80 boxes mould candles
10 do soap
do starch
IND, IN STORE
Is bbls fine old whiskey
bids and IS bbls common do
80 bbls prime pork
2 pipes old French brandy
IS bbls gross herrings
IS do shad
june2i CoHAGAN & WB1TTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Moss

~ Bales Carolina Moss. For sale by
Ii june 49, &C. CAZENOvE & 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04

Saltpetre, Powder, etc.
MNn KEGS of Dupont's best Brandywine Gun.
NEU powder, 40 kegs cannon and rock Powder,
warranted equal to any other andnow tor
sale at reduced price.
90 casks refined salt petre, Of best quality
90 packages domestic plaids, blue denms and
pantaloon stripes landing this day and for sale by
July 10 4. C. CAZENOVE& CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Notice..

Notice.
WTANTED to hireuntil the 31st Of December next,
w Ter, able bodied Negro men, Gas axemen) for which
good wages will be given. Proposals. directed to H.
Il. d., Washington City, will be attended to.
N. i. The Negroes must belong in Virginia.
July 16-2w a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-04
Molasses, Rum, etc.
m HHDS. prime molasses

Molasses, Rum, etc.
IN HHDs. prime molasses
CU 10 hhds. N T.. Rum
100 casks nails
Is bags green coffee
Is boxes mould candles
An assortment of brown domestic goods
Landing from schr Washington Packet, tor sale by
;urv4 AC. CAZENOVE & Co.
MuscovadO Sugars.
Landing THIS day from sehr Batehelor, fro" s. Johns
Porto Rico,
81 u aA Dbl. Museorado Sugar
For sale by D. hESSEnSM'ih'
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
3s boxes and hbls Baltimore refined sugar
$50 reams wrapping paper
As hhds Muscovado sugar. part very superior
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey
pipes Cognac brandy
Young Hysonte in chests and half chests OF va
rious qualities and prices :.
Imperial and Cunpowder do, in half chests and
and 10 eatty boxes do do
Liverpool blown salt In sacks
Colmenar and Malaga wine, &c. july =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
COM MUNIC ALTON.
THE VOICE OF JEFFERSON.

We invoke the serious attention Of our fellow
citizens to the article from the National Journal
contained in this days paper. 1t expresses the
sentiments of Thomas Jefferson in relation to Gen.
era Jackson's pretcnsions to the Presidency, ut
fired not many months before his death. The ev-
ilcnec of this declaration is complete. Governor
Coles, to whom the sentiment was expressed, was
the bosom friend Of Jefferson. his private Secretary
for MANY years, since Governor of the State Of H.
lnos and one of the most estmable men m the
l,non Lewis z. Williams Of North Carolina
who certilies the fact, has long been an eminent
member of Congress. The voice of Jefferson
speaks Ia us, as it were, from the grave-t warns
~ against the intoxieati0n of military gl0ry-it
tell. il. that war is not the element Of this Repub-
Ec--anl that warke exploits are not the qualities
which should recommend man for the first civil
Office in the country. Jefferson was the model of
patriot and statesman-he was a man whom the
peuple of this country once delighted to honor
he vas no soldier, however; his virtues were
pacifc--he delighted in cultvating the arts OF
peace-he was deeply read IN history he was pro
hundlv acquainted with mankind: he knew. that
the love Of military glary, the influence OF military
eAicftans were the rock upon which all the an
cent Republics had fnundcred-he wished another
destiny for his beloved country but his latter
DAYS we're clouded with the apprehension-an APP
mehension Arising from the wellmeant, though i'll
directed gratitude, of portion OF his countrymcn
for the EXPLOITS of successful sollier-that our
liberties and happiness would end in a military
deenutism
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

tort from them the acknowledgment Of its efficacy
But how different is the policy pursued by the
"Opposton." Their Preambles and Resolutions
are pregnant with the dark spirit Of malevolence.
Every word IS scandal and every sentence
malicious and unfounded calumny. They con-
tain bursts of hatred and revenge, and breathe the
maignty Of disappointed ambition. Error, false
hood and misrepresentation are striking features
They convict without evidence and execute without
proof ofguilt. Their language is vulgar, undignifi
ed & boisterous, more fitted to the rasings of mid
night bacchauaIs and quarrelsome carousals, than
adapted to express the deliberations of political
meeting. Such documents must certainly fail in
their intents. Men not to be enlisted by vio-
lcnce Or buled into belief Fire and fagsot failed to
subdue rational religion; will menace 4 SLAM
der fail in makingpolitica converts But tits the on
" course the " Opposition" have to uphold semb-
lance OF success Browbeating, intrigue and false
cusation are their only dependence. Their rawlings
and complaints are like the howlngs of madmen
6espeaking the fortunes of an agonzing despair
But soon this boisterous rage will sink to settled
melancholy The Fall of eighteen-hundred and
twenty-eght will fix the scowl Of bitter disap.
pointment on their brow, and they will be left to
brood over their sad discontinue, hopeless and
disconsolate. RODNEY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

The fr,t Battalion of the first Regiment of Delaware
Militia paraded on Tuesday last under the command Of
Major Woolf The artillery company under Capt. Porter,
and the infantry under Capt. McChng, made fine ap
pearance. The discipline of those companies. the fine
style in which they marched through and the field
deserve the highest praise. and evinces proficiency in
military tactics rarely to be met with in troops young
Indeed, considering that the first time that more
than half of them shoudered mnsket and marched
IN company, their performance was astonishing.
The Mlitia of the upper and lover Districts are also
entitled share OF praise From the manifest dsposl,
lion of the officers enforce order and decorlrn AVID
military dscp,ne we may expect 10 the Militia placed
en proper footing.
That the Military of the whole State may out in
ike manner, and little Deaaare from her hereto.
fne criminal neglect Of military affairs is the sincere wish
ola Spectator fjo,n Kent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
From the ". E. Farmer.
CARRIAGES.

FOR the first ten years after your correspondent
had become the proprietor of garden. there was
no plant that he attempted to raise, attended with
50 much difficulty as that of cabbage. The strong.
est manure was used, and the plants well tended,
but every attempt failed Of success. The main
root became clumped, and the smaller ones full Of
large knots-the plants withered and died. BY the
direction of an old gardener different course was
pursued, and for 90 years past has never failed &
now there is no plant that he can raise with more
ease than the one above named. During the said
20 years, one kind ofcabbage was principally plan
ted-the seed was raised from time to time, gem
orally from large heads. The cabbage improved
in size. growing larger and larger, until they grew
too large for small family, and smaller krd
was substituted.
The method pursued was as follows. After the
ground is puyerzed by the plough, dig holes which
will hold about half busheI, and from u to 8
feet asunder--put into each hole about two quarts
of fine old manure from the barn gard and from one
to pnts Of dry ashes, draw the eal tn dug out back
and with hoe mix or incorporate the whole well
together and leave the place a little concave---
Place two plants in each hill from to inches a..
part. and when they begin to interfere one w,.h
the other, remove the least promising. The plants
should be set just before shower or in the even
ing, taking care not to press tho earth too hard
about the roots If the weather be dry, the plants
ought to be lightly shaded for one or two days and
perhaps little water may be necessary.
[ERITtS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

ria. aad they had subsisted principally on potatoes
and bananas of New Zealand. The ship having
Mean long at sea, made much water; the supcrcar-
IN. who was on beard, and who had been un-
NV at the captains delay among these islands,
demonstrated very strongly against his prolongng
\ and though it was with the greatest reluctance
me captain felt himself obliged to take advantage
If breeze which arose, to continue his voyage,
and arrived at Calcutta after many difficulties from
die bad state of his vessel. A delibcration of the
Council of Calcutta was held on the 10th Of No
,ember last, in which the Council, influenced by
motives of interest, and hope which was derived
from this account of Capt. d., ordered the ship
Research, belonging to the East India Company.
10 be put under the command of Capt. Dillon, to
90 to Maicolo. and by all possible means to gain
Information of the circumstances connected with
the oss of the two vessels belonging to La Perouse.
To this expedition was attached DR.. Tytler, who
Voluntarily offered his services, and who is to re-
ceye 500 rupees per month as compensation We
NAV expect shortly to learn from Calcutta the re-
suit Of this interesting investigation. The docu-
meuts from which this narrative is taken, were of.
6cially communicated by the Government of the
English East India Company to the French Gov
ernment and were published in the Moniteur.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
65a Tickets in the CONNECTICUT LOTTERY cal
he had until Saturday noon.

DI' Tickets in the CONNECTICUT LOTTERY can
he had until Saturday
Washington City Lottery, Cd Class,
Draws on Wednesday he 9th Of june
Scheme Il Prize OF $1,000; of S506 10 Of 1905:
20 :" so0 So IF 100; 81 OF So: io2 Of 90; 1858 o g.
and HAYS OF "a
Ticket "a 90 Half s2oo-Quarter 81 CO. Eighth $50 CTS.
NSao- Fork Consolidated Lottery.
Glass g. for 1897, to he drawn Tuesday 18Th Of June
so nnmbers9 drawn ballots
Scheme. Il p,'ze IF $4,000; of 600 of 3, 500
OF 5000; If 1850 o. $500; OF 1000; of 1850:
OF 1905; Of 1000 10 Of 5o0 90 Of 200; 90 OF loo.
l02 OF 50; 204 OF IS; 1850 OF 10; and 1l475 OF s.
Ticket S5,00-liaf So 50Quater IL 25-Eignh 65 cts.
Union Canal Lottery, Class 90,
To be drawn d, Saturday i6 Of Juhe
Scheme Prize Of $1,000 If 5000 of 40oo,
Of 5000; Of $500; # 1000; If 1885, 1 of 1901
of 1875: uf 1880; 10 OF SOC; 81 If 200; 40 Of 1907
1902 Of SO; l0+ 4, 90: 1880 4 l0 HAYS IS.
Ticket S5-Half S2.5O-Qnarter 81 .25-Eishh 65 cts.
Tickets and Shares in either of the above Lotteries to
be had in great variety Of Numbers at
Il. B.aREER'5
PROMPT and Iucky Office.
No. 67. Market Street, WILMINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
PUBLIC WORSHIP.

hR DAVIS, having in degree recovered from his
~ long ndspostion, gives notice Epscoralians that
t iuends it Providence permits, perform divine
vice and deliver lecture his class in the College,
on Sunday afternoons commencing at o'clock.
Wilmington, Ma, S0th 1927. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

From an official report, recently published, re
speeding the Morris Cqnol Of New Jersey, it APP
pears that the work will be easily finished in the
course of the next year. 1t is intended to adopt
the system of inclined planes. instead of locks
to surmount the greatest elevations. The expense
is supposed to be less, and the saving of the time
very considerable.
The Physicians of Connecticut have determined not to
visit patients the Sabbath unless satisfied that their
is urgentIow are they 10 be satisfied, unless they visit
theml
Bank usury.-On Monday in the Circuit Court
at Flat5ush, verdict was given on this question
a point Of material Importance to the banks and
insurance companies in this State. In suit OF
the Fulton bank against Keeler and Rodgers, the
defence set up in the case, as we understand, was
the taking of usurious interest, by the bank in the
ordinary method of computing the year at sec
days only. The jury sanctioned this defence, BY
finding for the defendants. Star.
Lad named Robert Henry, about II years of age,
Poutney, Ohio, having been chastised by his father for
some offence the day brought gun from the house
father dead
.angting.-It may not be generally known to
Anglers, that by besmearng their bait with Assafe,
tida, or other aromatic, fish from a considerable
distance around will seize it with delight. Such
is the fascinating influence of these aromatics, that
if they be applied to the whole hand and 1t be held
under water, the fish will flock to it, and may be
easily laid hold Of.
70 take out grease spots from earpe any Other uooen
ctohDissolve piece OF pearasl, Of the OF pea,
in half tea cup of warm water, piece twice the size
in full tea cup. Pour of the solution grease
spot and continue to rub i, bard with clean brush
wooen cloth, until it is nearly dry, and your carpe,
garment will be clean ever
Approred method Of keeping frows from Corn
Lands.-Take quart Of train oil, as much turpen
tine, and bruised gunpowtler: boil them together,
and when hot, dip peices Of rag into the mixture.
and fix them on sticks in the field-The birds ac-
tually will not approach the spot. The expense
Of the above, for the evil accustomed by large
flock of ravenous birds nfestins corn fields, is a
tlAe, compared to the injury sometimes sustained
in few hours.
Captain b. Amedie convicted al Richmond Of de.
stoyng vessel for the purpose of njuFins the under
WRITER'S has been sentenced to be hanged the 29th
July next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

We comply with the wish Of an anonymous cor.
respondent VIII" requests us to rePublish the dsgaceful
aer respe citing the lady of Cen Jackson thai has late
" appeared in prints We would not offer such a.
insult to our readers However muc' desire Mr. Adam
reelection, would promote it by the abuse of Gn
Jackson's wife, if such dishcnorabe and ungente
manly course would accomplish our wish.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION

ar The Protestant Episcopal Church Of tie Docess Of
~ Delaware will be held al Dover, the second Sat
day OF June next, (nint) at ten o'clock. A. NJ which
and place tue representatives of the Churches belong
ing to said Diocess requested to attend
AUGUSTUS NJ. SCIEE, Secretary
Dover, May IS. 1897. 59-3
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

DIED At boston, the 36,h ut. WILLIAM PHIL
LIPS Esq aged " yesrs-la,e lieutenant Govcrnor C,
Massachusetts
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

As il should be-We learn from the Kentucky Comment
a.or, ha he Grand Jury Of the county of Simpson, that
Sta,e, have found bill against Smith, OF len
lessee. for murder cha ged to have been committed b.
the killing of Mr. Drank also of Tennessee, in duel,
that county, about the 23d Of March. The Executive
Kentucky. (Gov Desha) has demanded the said Smith.
of the Executive Of Tennessee, to be brought for tr
Al, The Grand Jury have also found 6Magans'
Gen Samuel Houston for shooting with intent TO kill
which, by the law Of Kentucky is felony, punishable b.
urrisonmen, in the pententary- The shooting. in this
case is said to have been done in duel with Gen. White
The Executive also demanded Gen. Houston of the
Executive of Tennessee, to be brought Simpson county
fr trial Now this as it should be To quote The Ian.
guage of the Evening Post, upon the subject Of .elng
ga public example should be made. "-But while GOV.
Deha is engaged in this laudabe business would beg
leave to inquire what become of his hopeful son,
whether there any prospect that the blood Of Baker vii
be avenged " r Com. .aap.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

Red Lion Meeting We hope the Democrats of
New Castle County will make general turn out
on the 9th inst. (to-molrow weekly The princl-
pal object of the meeting is to appoint Conferees
from this County to meet the Conferees from Kent
and Sussex at Dover, for the purpose of nomina-
ting a candidate to be supported by the Democrat
ic Republicans of this State, for Representative to
Congress. 1t is all Important and necessary to
the union and strength of the party. that each
Hundred in the County be fully and fairly re-
presented at the Meeting
The Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in Maryland will commence its session IN Chester
town, on the 18th of June inst.
The Levant will sail from Philadelphia with cargo of
supplies for the Greeks, on the FRY" 81 June.
Fro.-The new woollen Factory in Pii,sfeld, II
was discovered be fire at midnight Sunday, 2Oth
ul and burnt the ground. The factory was com
menced in March 1896 built Of wood stories besides
attic and basement, about half filled with machinery,
enpio, ed fifty hands and had jus, begun manufacturing
wonen goods. The property owned chiefly ~ Ports.
mouth and insured to the amount Ut $50 O00 which
is supposed will cover the whole loss.
philuoeia May % Last afternoon, person brought
to Office several stalks Of Rye averaging more than
seven feet high which he had pucked out of the lot be-
longing Paul Beck Esq which the sho towersta
He left us which measures, clear of the root eight
feet two inches 81 have brought it,, SAID e man be-
ring Of their mammoth rye and they have not stalk as
Oh as ten thouaand could pick of the lot in which
plucked this" Fress
phi,alsphia May 90 Our market is abundantly sup
lied with the uxres of the New potatoes were
in market OH Saturday Strawberries and Cherries YET
scarce The former sell so cents quart. Peas are in
abundance at l2 cents the half peck.
In the Baltimore Gazette we find the annexed
extract of letter from the venerable Carroll Of
CarruNton to friend at Annapolis
EXTRACT:
1897, May 25th.
"sIn--I received Yesterday your letter OF the tn,
esd. take no part in the contest respecting the
election of the next President Of course | give no
opinion, which of the candidates should be the
choice choice Of the people, Anxious for the welfare of
the country, my only wish is. that it may fall on
him, whose measures will be solely directed 10 inc
public good. remain, sir, with respect,
Your most humble servant,
CHARLES CARROLL, Of Carrollton."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
DEMOCNAYIC MEETING.
FRIDAY, June 1, 1927.

The Democratic Republicans Of Newcastle Coun-
ty are requested to meet at the RED LION INN.
on Saturday the 9th Of jane next, agreeably to adj
journment May IL, 1897
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
vERIrAS.

The following incident, illustrating that felictous
union of taste and genius for which the mind ot
the eloquent Advocate is so remarkable, has beer;
published IN great many papers but we copy it.
notwithstanding. for the pleasure of such readers
as may not have seen it elsewhere. Mi. Attorney
General Virt concluded the argument in the case
of the Congregation and the Pastor of the Tam
many street Church, in Baltimore, in most I'M.
pressive manner, and with one VI the happiest
quotations that we read of.
1t may be we'll. for the sake Of enabling distant
readers to understand the conclusion Of his speech,
to state, that the name of the Pastor, for the re-
m0val Of whom the mandamus was prayed, is Uua-
can. Mr.. Writ was opposed to the prayer Of the
petitioners, and after dwelling for some time Oh
the case, concluded with the following lines from
Macbeth's solioquy, which, it is said, absolutely
electrified the whole audience.-.Ndt. Intel
"Besdes, this Duncan
Hath borne his faculties so meek. hath been
81 clear in his great office, that his virtues
Will plead like angels, trunpet,ongued, against
The deep damnalion Of lis taking off"
1t viii be by the following, that the nuisance Ct
str. begging So justly complained of by all vito
tain respect for the plce Of we'll regulated Cts,
likely to be ef>cuay removed and for hich the Mayor
will receive the thanks Of his fellow citizens generally.
Bal Goz.
MAYun's OrrIcG, Ma, sti, 1927
City Bailifs hereby required al persons WHO
are found setting in the -gket Houses, the 1f ssre
elseu here Sundnys ard other days bcyesy and all
6eggars Call the Ward Manager Of the
poor for said ward for order and convey them the
Aims House JACOB SMALL, Mayor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01
From the National Palladium, Ph,ladeibhia.

We think i, part of duty public Journals, to
rema kable cure performed by means of swaim's
Panacea We had heard Of il some days before saw
the editorial paragraph in the National Gazette but
faith slow in of this kind forbore TO
ice it until should be made that imposition
attempted to be practised We believe the medicn
have actually restored to health person laporng under
disease shch had baed for Is years The skill ofregnla
practitioners The is indeed most astonishing
Not choosing to rely upon any persons representations
of wherein make ourselves responsible, since
he above TYPE, have visited the person on whom
the performed in company with eminent ply
pician of this city. We heard him pronounce it
shng cure. We cannot attempt to depict the dreadful
rayages which disease had made the person Of the pa
tent but will say that they far exceed any which
ever saw on the frame She perfectly psmp
and hearty, with the exception Of much deformty OF tile
face and Of her left shoulder and both legs, which
'hrg but dry bone, and she enjoys good health
We would have both the increduous and The curious go
and sec her.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-01

Those politicians abroad who calculate that certain U.
s. senator has the presidential Of this in his
breeches pocket to be disposed Of the ighes bidder,
will do wen to remember that he failed in such attempt
in 1924, when the people had nothing say in the matter
and govern themselves accordingly in their offers to him.
Even the "irrepresble energy of his political tactics will
not enable him to effect his ambitious purposes.
.4lbauv .ldrertiser,