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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-27

te'mlM--Mr. Butler, the present governor Of Yer.
mont, having declined reelection, the members of the
Legislature, at Convention, nominated Samuel C.. Crns
as his Successor They also nominated The following gen.
temen as candidates for Presidential Electors Jonas
1a'sha, Ezra Butler John Phelps WIN. Jarvis Apollos
Austin, Asa Adds and Joshua Dana The votes both
questions were almost unanimous, and all in favor Of the
Administration, good citizens ought to be. Jackson
men are as scarce in Vermont lonest politicians
among the tpolica gamblers in Delaware.
Jackscaiu7 .anners-At a recent meeting Of the friends
Of tie Administration in Norfolk Virginia. citizens OF
that place, who occasionally ocate in the Ministry in the
Methodist and Baptist Societies attended, OF whom was
appointed Delegate TO the State Convention, and the
ether chosen member of the corresponding committee.
The day after the meeting the Jackson Editors opened
their bait cries these two worthy individuals and, to use
the language Of The Norfolk Herald spoke of them in the
mot rude and INDIGENOUS manner" These Editors,
however, only show that they have something Of the spirit
of the General in them who, all know has not the most
cordial affection for Bupns Preachers among the six
unfortunate militia men who were doomed by him to an
un,imely, unmer,ed cruel and ignomnious death,
Of this description Of persons Truly did Sammy
fIaker cite the Generals conduct in this hord outrage
on humanity and law, awful and alarming exhibition
Of his ,sbos,tion place himself ABOVE THE LAWS Of
his country" We dare Mr.. Haker 10 republsh in th.
Delaware Gazette all that said by him and the other
editors Of ,a, paper the subject Of shooting the ap
M Preacher aud his five fellow sufferers, previous the
last presidential election. And will he be SO good to
inform us whether this shocking tragedy was in his
when he called the Supporters Of Gen Jackson, before
that election, . the overs ef blood and slaughter"
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MARRlED--On the 10Th nt /, in Philadelphia, by the
Rev. James Paterson, PETER A. HUMPHREYS, Of this
Borough, to MARY ANN DENNY, of Mill Creek Hun
dred.
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YER. OrIetna. Oct. 90

Another FiRE.-A gentleman who efs Petf~
saooa on Thursday last, informs us that the build
ings at the United Statss Navy Yard, below the
town, were all in flames as the schr Thorn par-
sed out of the harbour. The sparks flew over the
schooner. and the front buildings wee nearly ass
consumed. -.uer. .e!v,
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TOMORROW.
A.FU-TORK CONS

.NF U-TURN' CD.N,SUIIU.1 TED 10 FIEEFs
Tenth Glass. to be drawn next Wednesday, the 23h OF
November, 1897. Fony-f,e number Lottery, SIX dlasa
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PRICES CURRENT At BnAsprwrsA Minis, Nov. &C.
4 FLora, sApsrfnc per hbl. IS ss S S so
Mnihngs. do. . 50 W
WnENr, white, per 60 ID. - "s
co nr ol.i per Il b. b. Il
Kl i'm Com Meal, per nd. ie . 500
Do do. per Dbl. 5. oto
sl-77s The Farm advertised for Private Sale, on
the first page of this paper will be oere, at pub
n Tic sale, on .Noadny nert, the Sd OF December, at
Q O'clock, at Smiths Hute! IN this Borough.
n The Farmer.''-We present our readers with
another production Of the pen Of this able writer.
81 They cannot fail TO be gratted with the treat,
u
The Great Or The proprietor Of this extraordinary
a animal has announced That he all be exhibited in this
borough io few a, commencing to-rsorro.u,n he yard
IN HE learo Of Woes Tavern This great natural cnrios
y las been visited by vast numbers in the principal cities
otc Uion, and has been pronounced one Of The most no
Die and extraordinary animals exhibited Having
seenhs ox--hp in Philadelphia, confidently recon-
mend lin 10 lie citizens of tis place, an object worth
4 seeing.
\ We have beard some persons ccnsnre Governor
Il POLK for partoning Solomon Greenly, who was
sentenced to be hung for setting fire to the jail in
Dover. II IS pretty general opinion that the
criminal code of this State is too sangulnary, and
we think it probable that the Governor conclrs IN
this opinion. In addition to whatever weight such
n belief might have had in influencing the Execu-
tive to exercise his prerogatve in the of Green
~, he was no doubt further prompted thereto by
& the great number Of petitions from the most re-
/ spectacle citizens of the State, in behalf OF the
criminal. There are no doubt other clrcumstan
ces, with which the public not acquainted.
II which justify the Governor, and we feel assured
that the course lie has pursued in this case, will
meet the appreciation Of nine tenths Of the people
b Of Delaware
& Since the above was written we have seen let
ter from Dover, the subject, from which we have
been permitted to make all extract.
Extract of letter gentleman in this Borough dated
DOuer Nov II.
II am happy to inform you that the Governor after
~ mature delihelaop has pardoned Solomon Girenly on
condition that he leaves the State of Delaware within five
days after he liberated from the charge OF horse stealing
ureeny knew nothing of his pardon until the hour Of
cn'on had arrived. In order confession from
hhh, his coffin and burying clothes prepared, and
taken into the prison, but he persisted declaring Ills in
"ocence until the last moment, and disclosed facts which
sorobna'ed his assertion and induced the Sheriff to be-
n 'eVe that he did not burn the prison."
Electoral BiU--We sincerely hope that at the
heAt session !" the Legislature Of tins State a law
WI be passed. giving the choice of Electors of
president and Vice President to the people by gen.
erai ticket We are persuaded that such law
sexpected Of the Assembymen by their constitu-
eo's and We trust that their reasonable anil Just
Expectations will mt be Disappointed,
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Owing the small number Of Tickets u the Lottery tho
pIce Of Icketsis
Whole, Sl5-fIaf, s. 5o--.Qt.arter, T5rentli, 81
For tickets or shares, apply to or address
Robertson y Little,
Nov. q. No g. Market st. Wilmington, Det
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Virter-- The papers from al quarters notice
the early approach Of winter weather. The Albany
Argus says, the season has been peculiarly unpro
pitious for the Iabols of the husbanIman and for
the transaction Of the fall business: and the ndl-
cations OF early and severe winter are now all
around us.
.New Fork. .N'nu. ga good deal of ice has
formed in the Hudson, but the boats have thus far
been able to make their trips in the usual time.
The boats this morning have put or their bow
sheathing, and Is expected they will be able to
reach Albany.
We have beer Informed, that sleshing IS gnod
almost the whole distance from Burlington to Bos.
ton.
Washington, .t'ov. 2s--We have Winter herey-
too. There is no one living, in this city, we are
confident, who remembers severe spell Of wea-
Their in the month Of November. We had con.
siderable fall Of snow Sunday last, and the wea-
Their since has gradually increased in GOODNESS, un-
til we now have the actual severity Of mid-wintcr.
The ice in the Tber is an inch thick, and the Po-
tomas is frozen nearly or quite oat 10 the channel.
mt TufpI.
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Link Om3 rei'c Of sasstr 1T said up here that the
Senator has not entirely given you up your own stub
born independence. The Jackson say you shall come
round rr the Hero IIark.r says MLane can and uih
and shah have you better drilled next fall and will carry
you off easy prey to support tie "Mliay Despot'
against whum he faithfully and truly warned you
they say that Delaware shall give $500 majority for Jack
Congressman next October, and that the Lord spares
th lives Of certain persons until The close of the
sion Of Congress- they intend to their efforts in Della
ware and that fany Brain Of New York will accompany
them in their pcreglnaon through Sussex; and the,
feel confident in, and btat of, being able by the
help uf the greet mag,ctcn," TO turn every III
into Hickory Kut. We heartily wish some of the
citizens OF Sussex could oyehear of the converse
,ions which held respecting hem. If we men
ton Of the which applied them, ard BY
persons c, with whom they acted in cleo
pioneering OCCASIONS they would be astonisled at the
hypocrisy Of the "poitica gamblers" These men hav,
been astonsed hemse that Sussex should dare ac
contrary to their wishes and Dictates and appears as #
they to get the modification Of their dis
appointment. Their little prophet, however, tries hard
cnnsoe and encourage them. Next year." says he,
shall make amends for all" So If the good people of
Sussex TO not wish to be changed into Hickory Nuts d ii
her words become the passive tools of Of posl-
cal gamblers" let them govern themselves accordingly
How 9ues, the Missionaries Sussex must have felt
when asking the People Of ta County to vote for man
for President IF the United States after o. Of them lad
denounced him TO them as "a -hHiay Despot" and had
labored necessarily for long time convince them of the
dange'' Of eleya,ing him to the Presidency" And
then for man who had called the General ga military
despc." recommend to their support another who
had eaIe him ".8d-d old cur throat" really presu-
ming too far the influence of individual, and
Of the ns offered any body Of freemen
creable the good and patriotism Of the peo
pie that they have properly rewarded the Honorabes and
would be- Ilonorabes, for such honorable services.
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The +" Farmer.o--We present our readers with
another production of the pen Of this able writer
They cannot fail TO be gratltied with the treat,
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The Philadelphia United States Gaaete informs us, tat
nearly thirteen hundred buildings have been undertaken in
that city during the present year. If there is only half
that number, is pFoiigous increase Those, it adds
who have within shot time visited the por-
ton OF the city and hberlies would find streets levelee
without regard TO hill dale, handsomely paved, and
guarded with curbsones Among the public buildings in
progress, the House of Refuge the Penitentary"
and the . Mariners Asylum" At the summit of the hill
hooking Fair Mount, and in the Of Hotel, which
they erecting Peter Browne, Esq and Mi. Havand.
the Architect have designed Psgoda $50 feet high, at.
fordng excellent view Of he city and its envrons,
pecally The picturesque scenery Of the schuylkil.
A Church has been erected III Hartford, Connec-
ticut, for the accommodation Of the African popu.
lati0n.
The Editors Of The National Irtcgenoer have received
letter dat>d Louisville, Ken. Nov 70, which says thai
there is little doubt Of the election Of MR. CALuous the
candidate Of the Administration party TO supply The
cy in Congress occasoned by the death OF Doctor Young
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TOMORROW !!
NJ EORE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERF,

81 ?
Tenth Class 10 be drawn Wednesday, the 28,h No
cmlcr 1897 Forty-fve number lottery drawn balotss
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s-77en The Farm advertised for Private Sale, on
the first page Of this paper, will be offered at pub
lie sae on Monday ne,rt, the Sd of Deccmber at
o'clock, at Smiths Hute. IN this Borough.
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TUESDAY, November 81, 1927.
A FARMER.

upon the first da~ning tmp toali
nc portion OF the Vi ion anOthcr.p WARRINGTON.
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Elegant Summer Goodsttl

I'M AVID q ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
- IN announcing 10 their friends and cnsto-
mers The arrival of new supply Of well selected
ana fashionable goods, part Of which are the
following, viz:
a fe" iIeoes Sheppafds Extra, Blue Cloths
some OF which are not 10 be surpassed in fine.
ness, ami are remarkable for their beautiful
rich'shadcs
| piece super Blk Cloth, said to be the finest c.
Yer seen for the price.
J do finest Blue London Cashmere,
Several ps Blk l.ustings, bcau,if.,l and sub.
staniial article for gentlemen's summer wear,
british Nankeens and Russia Dillines,
INDIA Long Nankeons and Blk Circassians,
ps superior white Marseilles,
do do Buff, a splendid article,
Col aud white Marseilles, medium qualities.
case Calieoes best quail and handsomes, style,
J small case Muslin Gnghams,
Fine Iambored Book Muslins.
Plain Jaconets, Null, and Book do
: cases double Leghorn BoIivars Hats,
do Straw Bonneis, &c &c. DC.
ALSO, several bales "a and III plain do
ihestIcs, apron and Counterpart checks of the
best Indigo dye, "a and IA brown and beaehed
cotton cloths, and Q bales finest Sea Island
oheetIngs, and quantity of Ticklenburg, and
yard wide Russia Linens.
u In few days is expected several cases
o'lts, Lawns and Calicoes -!
May IL. tao
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RI Y virtue of deed of trust, made to the sub.
y Scrber and James T. Wright by Cornelius
Pcace, dated on the 10Th day OF February 1917,
aud OF record in the Office ofthe Hastings Court
of Lyuchburg, for the purpose of securing Ger
ram debts due to Geo. Whitlocke, !, as surviving
trustee, will proceed 20 SELL ON the promises on
Friday, the 18th Of May next, ii fair, if not the
next fair day Thereafter Sundays excepted, for
ready money, certain halt acre OF Ground in
the Corporation OF Lynchbmg, lying and being
ON tenth street and sixth alley. The title is be.
licved unquestionable, but, acting as trustee, |
shall only convey such as is vested in me by said
deed GEO. 7. RICHARDSON, SurNi-
April27. t-tds3S wing Trustee
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.0nRUST SALLY virtue Of a deed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by Nm
Chick. bearing date the 20th day Of Juiy ls2I
aud duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the
county of Buckingham. we shall for the purpo-
aes ~ said decd mentioned, proceed to sell, at
public auction ior cash. at the present residence
af,aid Nm Chick in Buckingham, on the 2sth
day Of May next, the following property con
We, ID IN said deed Tor so much as will he suff.
clcnt % dlscfnrgc the debts IN SAID deed men
.tioged) to Wit. Jacob, John portius, John
Iartnan, Joe Ephnim, Fhilis, Pleasant, Jen-
ne,. Nance, Graec, sally and Henry; also, 20
head ofcaule 3 head OF horses 3 yoke Of oxen.
one cart, Is head It sheep, 30 head Of hogs;-
also. all he household and kitchen furniture of
said Chick; also the farm tools and the Top on
hand; alsa Boats. II all the property is not
disposed OF On that dav. TIE sale will be contin.
ued from day 10 day until the whole is disposed
OF We will euly convey Tie title vested ln us by
tic deed SANL. 7. CHRISTIAN,
SAML BKANSF ORD
Trustees.
April 90 ctds37
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70 Planters and Storers Of Tobacco
from upper Inspections.

DNlIE additions 10 shoekoe Warehouse .gran.
- ted by uct OF Assembly, the last Session
enables the Proprietor 10 say, the ko"m and ad
ditonal convenience for the reception of lobac
co, is greatly increased aud the despatch that
can BE- given 10 Crops called lor Inspection, on
any dag, 10 equal, 20.
There IS recently, attached 70 the establish
gent, a fixture, under shelter for unloading
.ragons, winch preserves the Tobacco from The
weather while unloading aud the casks from
being broken, ms inspection IS veil known
to be situated near tina foot OF the BASIN, about
she eenfrc ofthc city and immediately Ia the Vi
ciaity ofihe Compiling Houses OF nearly all the
Bueer, Of the article.
Bong The ereoi Tobacco Market. the brcafs
are rrgtiafig attended trgV morning. IN Deai-
srs n tbs ciig aud MajeteStV-paylng 10 the
state its dues tor Insurance, he I"bnceo npro-
tfelta tyiit Staie against loss BY fHc, ~ hc
..l,s napier rs tM oiher Public Inspections are.
The large Fine rruof Tobacco Warehouse, ST.
tuatsd between Shockoc Warehouse and the Ba.
sia. and Immediately at the foot Of The BASIN is
Offered 10 StorerS of Tobacco, from the upper
Inspections. Tor their patronage. This House is
capable OF holding about 5000 iihds, Livery
despatch is given Ia s1mpling and Shipping
From its convenience TO the Basin, no charge a.
rises ior DHvagr The Proprietor holds him.
gelfrcsponsiblf Ion any loss that may arise, by
nais-shipping of Hhds from this house, or loss
by Fire 10 the amount or extent to which he is
himself insured, upon such Tobacco under the
polices OF the following Insurance Companies,
for their respective amounts. insured against
loss or damage bS fire, as interest may appear,
viz: In the Enu insp nee Company. Of Hart,
ford, Connecticut, Dr .i6,ocR--in the Farmers
Fire Insurance aud Loan Company, city Of n
.Sork, $1,000. further Insurance OF $4,000
viii b, effected in a few days, of which due no.
ticc aill be given.
Tie Establishment being public convenience
The Prop,ie'ar topcs to receive a fan propcrti
on Of Public Patronage. WA. MORRIS.
Ri noud, Ntl $. te4w3S
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N0TICT.--iiy virfne or a deed Of trust, exc.
~ cuted by Christopher lsbell and WIN. l.
lsbcll, ON Che 9th day Of October 1921, and duly
recorded in the county court Of Amherst, we
shall on Tuesday, the 10Th Of MAY, at the Mar
kct House. IN the town Of Lynchbrng, sell for
ready money, the following property, TO satisfy
said deed. TO vii; tract OF parcel ofland, con-
tanning 10 acres, lying on James River, in The
county OF Amherst about half mae above the
Toll Bfidge,-hlso, sie house and lot, occupiad
by Vim. / lsbeil, and lying on the road leading
from Lynehbnrg TO Amiefs, Court House, to-
geiher with all and singular the rights and APP
performances 10 the SAID tract Of land and lot be.
longing; also, three slaves, Caesar. Charles and
Peter, tWalcrmen) As trustees, We shall con
vey only such title as is vested in US, though il
is believed to be indsputable.
TIE TRUSTEES.
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NNpEN BOOkS.-TAe subscriber has again
III the pleasure of informing the public thai
ne has lust received, direct from Philadelphia a
very large supply of BOOKS and STATIONA-
RY. which renders his stock very large and
compIete-Among the last arrivals are many We
nv interesting aud valuable productions viz /:
Almacks. Novel, in vols. The Reviews
have said so much in praise of this work, that il
would ne superiluous to say any more.
Tales of the O'ilara Family, in vols second
series. II may well be questioned whether any
story was ever written of mere affecting and
interesting character than the Nowlms in this
work, which having once been read, it will moi
be easy to forget.
Tales of Voyage to the Arctic Ocean, in 2
vols. This perhaps is the most interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
public for some time.
Paul Jones, Romance bv Allen Cunning.
ham, in 3 vols SO much has already been said
in praise of this work, before received IT, that
need not say any thing more in favor gift.
Honor @ liara. a Novel, in 2 vols. by Ann
Maria Porter, vino is generally great iaFor,Je
writer with me.
Family Legends and Traditions of the South
of Ireland, with fine plates. This is certainly
the most magical work that the public has had
the pleasure otperusng for some time at least.
America, by the author OF Europe. The wri-
ter stands very high as a literary man. hence this
work must, or ought, to be q good one.
Speeches of Henry ClaY, with very correct
portrait. This work Is executed IN very mas
tefly style, being printed on very superior pa
per. which must prove very Interesting to the
!" Coalition party" ABRAM X. NORTH.
May g.
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MILLER &. RORFRTS


AVE ON hand a large and general assert
.---1 ment OF Groceries and various other anti
Giles, amongst which are the following:
best West India brown and common sugar.
Loaf and New Orleans sugar,
nfcen coffee. old Java coffee,
Imperial and gunpowder tea,
DID Jamaica aud Antigua Rum
Old French Brandy,
Old Madeira and Sicily NJ Wine,
Old and new #hiBkey,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider, vinegar
allow candles assorted skies.
Sperm candles,
Ldrthen-wdre assorted,
stone ware assorted,
oai' petre, alum,
Indigo, madden, copperas,
Pepper, ginger, spice,
cotton shectng and shirting,
Cotton yaIns assorted numbers,
Calnbficks eaIicoes,
Mems lined and bound and coarse shoes,
Women leather and morocco shoes,
solo leather best sort
New behring's, new shad.
Ger and blIslered steel
, tons bar iron,
300 sacks salt,
10000 lbs we'll cured bacon.
All OF the above goods We will sell low fol
cash on mcrchantablc produce.
May /. tf4o
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the su

n ADVERTISEMENT Stolen from the sub.
"a scriber's stable, on Monday night the 30th
of April last, a DARK BAY HORSE, about 4
feet 10 inches high, both hind feet white, clou-
DIV blaze in his forehead, thick neck, and is very
compactly formed, with bushy tail. new
saddle with plated stirrup irons somewhat worn,
aud new bride, were taken with him. This
horse belongs TO Mr.. James Garland, of Loyings-
ton, and is the horsewhich he purchased of Mr..
Walter Is. Boswell, at Amhers. Courthouse
Whoever will secure the horse, or give such m
formation that he can be had, shall be literally
rewarded, or more so if the thief can also be Sc
cured. JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Mlyi. sltc2t39
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hprloo

~ oTICE-I wish 10 sell my tract Of Land
~ lying on Old Noman's Creeh, in Pittsyl.
sania county, about one mile from Stanton riy-
er, aud about = southwest of Lynehhurg. II
.adioms tic lands of Capt. John Ward Thomas
T Adams and others On thstract there are
upwards Of loo acres of rich low-grounds in t.
body The highland is well timbered with fine
pine That part oftte tract which is cleared, is
gooh, sii'i produces we'll This land contains
.tyc good orchards ofcNccilent fruit The range
fot stock is extensive, and anequalled by any in
this section Of country. itenbraces three fine
mill sites, on stream which constantly affords
as great supply Of water Is any machinery
NAV require The terms viii he moderate and
d credit viii be given. saArs person wishing TO
purchase, will please call CD The subscriber liv.
ing al Wards Bridge, lamphcll county
JoAN b. RUTLEDGE.
Feb rs. cts2S