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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Please to take Notice.

FANHAT Appreciation viii be maize he mex General As
sembly a THIS State tor additional sup .le zen 10
he act entitled IN Ac to athorise the @ers at pos
SCISSORS Of the swanps and low grounds sits' ed
branch leading into AssaN Bay dt drain
TIT ongh tie ADAM BRAyARD
November l6 1927. r.
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FOR PRIVATE SALE.

4 FARM TWO and half miles fi m Wluingsan, near
n the Kennel Turnpike road, pleasantly heated co...
iaii.g abont seyetyt acres, TWEEN, five VI CHI
@ooaand, adio nng lands Of MIR james Bri4tey, Mr. r
sf3S gers, and Others On the prem scrsd
.Rsal- house, barn and orcnatd Aqfl,
LEA PUSSY.
No TO- East Qiten.st, Wilmington
II not disposed Of previously, tie shove farm i'll be of-
Tered at Public SAFE ON Monday the Sd Of December next
at the house Of John NJ. Smith, nnkcerer, at ocluck
r. Nj
Nov 90. 20
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

THIS medicine had been used for than seven years
before effort made TO initiate II but the great de-
mand for it, and its wone-f success, h induced great
number Of persons initiate il in various wavs-upw ards
OF fifty different mixtures have been got mp in imitation ~
IT, 1Ohch Is conpincag proef s beiag medicine IF gre
pat. Some selling Sarsapaillla and other sy ups i-
posing them the ignorant fer the PaEacea others are
mixing the genuine medicine with molasses, &c making
three bottles If one; thus retaining some OF rs writes
oss using The genuine Panaee their bottles 10 PER-
firm cares obtain certificates gzt Meit REPUTATION,
Gc These limitations and adui creations hase in many IN
aces. proracted the suiferings of patients IN diseases
where the genuine Panacca would have proved instantly
aiscacous therefore deem it duty owe the public
% assure tem that the composition of ny fanacea IS not
communicated TO any other person IN any
way whatever; and consequently that all other mixtures
represented TO be mine are fraudulent mpnsons.
WIN. SWAIN,
N, 221 Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, near Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
~ Communications post paid and orders from any part
iihe world. will receive immediate attention.
fir Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNsON's
nnue AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 30, .NdrEet
s'est anil also, by j. BRINGHURST.
o. Ii, 1897. Sly
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Ntl,rlCE.

4 VERY tetlsty Colured Girl, IS years old. who un.
n dersands cooking, and all kind # house work TO be
disposed OF, for - years. to respectable family
this State, Inquire at this Office.
Sept Id, 1927. 8s-tf
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'JNs Medicine has acquired very extended and es'ab
Il shed celebrity both i'll hospital and private practice,
which lis efficacy alone has supported upwards of ght
years
As spring uapurfer, it has given constitutions
to thousands, it by its operation the Bood that such
surprising have been performed on those no
supposed 10 be aborng under pulmonary affections, &c.
The effect OF this medicine such not to interrupt
eitcr business pleasure and requires only the
restraint of moderation diet 1t conveye BY tho circ-
atng fluids and corrects their tendencies to the
diseases which originate in vitiated blood, diseased
liver, or depraved appetite 1t is safe medicine, and
all those evils which unsuccessful of mer-
cury 50 often occasions No one, hozceuer ad1ised 10
akc il, w;th,nt first fNy convincing himself IF HE rnh If
iu here stated and The ,cctude Of The Pfopicor's IN
teationc.
This medicine has The singular fortune, Jus, tribute TO
It's great merit of being recommended by the cele
braed Practitioners of Medicine III the United States and
else where, whereas not OF the spurious mixtures made
in imitation of it, has the least support from the medical
faculty. This fact offers argument so plain and concur
vc, that it needs only 10 be mentioned to enforce
Icton.
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool England frmerIy Sur
geon of the pennsy vania inspiis, &c
The Vegetable Syrup called SWAIN, fanacea, prepared
by Mr. Swarm, OF Philadelphia, has recently been ntrdn,
ced here by Dr. Price, from the United States OF america
is extensively used in The treatment Of
rely &c Chronic Diseases.
Of the efficacy this preparation Dr. Price has had album
dant and mos, satisfactory evidence during ct
pcrments made under his direction, hs Surgeon of tie
Pennsylvania Hospitals and since lis arrival in England,
he has had the good fortune Of witnessing many additional
instances Of its successful admini,tra ion.
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
ylsef those arising ON constitutional cases-as IN
the various forms of Scroul, whether affecting Tie bones,
joints, soft parts and in cases where disposition to
III, disease manifested by debility only it perates
preventive The local disease by its beneficial effects
the constitution. 1t is equally eicacp, in Mercnra' dis
and in the secondary forms OF 5, phis and has ate
y been gwen with marked success in chronic diseases u
The Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition OF
mercury Ii has, likewise very recently been administer
cd with deced advantage BY one OF he most dist g,sh
ed Surgeons in London a which had entirely DIES.
troyeG The right Of the patient and giea portion
ct the side Of the face. WIN. PRICE, NJ. ID,
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The New Hymns.
~ recticei and for sale BY u. s H. Wilson,
HYMNS

q he P,oetaa: FpcesM Church in the United States OF
Amer g. set ar General Convention at said Church.
% the WOO 1913, aa 1920 These Hy mns are stan
a'ri s'creoyre editions, printed OH sari size type ard
sels Il 81, So, t. AID IS cents.
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FOR SALE,

LOT containing acres. good order, in BrandyWine
~ marsh Inquire al the Waterman Office.
Nov Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

of all passions envy exacts the most painiui
and gives the most bitter wages
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

For the care Of lscrofula, or Kings Evil, Ulcers.
rheumatism. Syphititic, Liercuri4i and Lirer
Complaints, and mast Diseases arising in dpbii-
itatea constitutions, or from an impure state Of
tie Blood, SC. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-10

rebound proportionally to rhonor, and dram
the fountain of many sanguinary war.
"a concert of measures, hauing reference to the
more esctuaL abolition otthe african slave trade,
and the consideration of the light in which the
-political condition of the Island Of Hayti is to
be regarded, are also among the subjects men.
toned by the Minister from the Republic OF Co.
lombia, as believed to be suitable for delibera.
ton at the Congress.
After urging some other. topics, the Presl-
dent. in his Message, says
CT can scarcely deem 1t otherwise than su-
perfuous, to observe, that the assembly WiH 81
in is nature diplomatic and moi legislative. That
nethine can be transactedshere, obligatory up'
on any one of the States to be represented at the
meeting, unless with the express concurrence
of its own representatives; nor even then, but
subject to the ratification of its constitutional
authority at home The faith of the u States
10 Foreign Powers cannot otherwise be pledg.
ed, shall, indeed, in the first instance, consider
the assembly as merely consultative; and although
the Plenipotentiaries Of the United States Will
be empowered 10 receive and refer to the con-
sidera,ion OF their Government, any proposition
from the other parties to the meeting, they will
be authorized TO conclude nothing unless subject
to the definitive sanction Of this Government
in all its constitutional FORMS"
And the Message concludes as follows:
Tha, the Congress at Panama will accom-,
plish all, or even any Of the .ranscendant bene'
fits 10 the human race, which, warmed the con-
cep;ons of its first proposer, it were, perhaps
indulging too sanguine forecast Of events TO
promise II is, in its nature, measure specu'
iative and experimental. The blessing OF Hea
ven may turn it to the account OF human I'M
provement Accidents unforeseen, and mis-
chances not to be anticipated, may battle its
high purposes, and disappoint its fairest ex'
pee,a,ions But the design is great, is benero
lent. is humane.
81, looks 10 the Moderation Of the condition
Of man. 1t is congenial with that spirit which
prompted the Declaration Of our Independence
which inspired the preamble Of our first treaty
with France; which dictated GU" first treaty
with Prussia, and the instructions under which
it was nego,iated: which filled the hearts and
hred the souls of the immortal founders OF our
Revolution
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Notice.

S the public may misconstrue the notice which ap.
IN peared in the Phenix Gazette under date the 9th
inst. signed by my son WILLIAM WALKER, con.
ceive it my duty, in justice to myself and younger chill
dren. to state that Igavc william Walker no such au
thorty as he claims in the said notice
have no objection to his engaging in any business
in his own name aud exclusively his own account,
for it my desire that he should by his industry make
an honest vehood but repeat to the public that he
is not authorized to transact business for me in any way
nor am Ianswerabie for any debts he may contract.
her
MARGARET n WALKER,
WITNESS, mark.
THOs. f. JACOBS,
JOHN SMITH. st iulv 10
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Farm Wanted.

WANTED to rent, for few years, FARM in
w Virginia, within Is miles Of Alexandra and
Washington but one five miles would be greatly pre-
ferred The farm must have a comfortable dwelling
house with or Sgood rooms, good and convenient
out buildings, good water near the house, good
chard, plenty Of rail timber and fire wood, and $50
acres of arabic land.-orI would purchase, on long
credit, four or five hundred acres thus improved or
exchange excellent city property for good farm as a.
bove described Inquire for further particulars at the
Editors OF the Phenx Gazette and write to me mi.
nute description of the farm and its improvements
More than usual will be taken of the property
The situation must be healthy.
july 10 eo3w
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Jasf Rereived and on Sale by p. THOMPSON,
M EMolRS Of Mrs. Susah Huntington, of Boston,
w I'd edition, 81 IS.
Elements Of Arithmetic, theoretical and practical,
adapted to the use of Schools and to private study BY
+. r. Kapler, F. A.Ps
Wilson's sallust, editio quarta. Recensut notasque
stias adspersit Carolus Anthem vol. IL mo. 81 25
Demosthenis Orationes de Republics, duodecimo;
cum wol.na interpretations. Accessit Phippi Epi,.
toa. Guiielmo Allen, A. NJ. l vol. vo. 50.
Williams View of the Geography, Topography. &c.
OF West Florida, vol: with map, So.
Washington, july 10
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NiagOnaA Water.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il her Casks are now III good order, and she will as
usual be happy to furnish the citizens with good water
She appeals to feeling community to encourage her
in her exertiohs to make living for large family.
july LOST MARGARET WALKER.
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HERMITAGE, June 6, 1927.

HERMITAGE, June 6, 1927.
Dear Sir: Your letter OF the 18th ult. from
Louisville, KY. is just received, and in confor-
nifty with your request, address my answer to
Wheeling, Va. Your inquiries relative 10 the
propositions of bargain made through Mr..
Clay's friends to some of mine, concerning the
then pending presidential election, were an
swered freely and frankly at the time, but with
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
T.EMUCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING
IN KENr COIINrY

II large anil respectable NEE mr. 1T the Democratic
Republicans Of Kent Cnny. convened Al the Safe House
IN )Irer, pursuant to pub ic noce on Saturday the s8h
Of Jny 1927 ABRAHAM pigacE was called 10 the Chair and
y spEAnMAN appointed Secretary.
Rs.pei Tina, this meeting d, now appoint Ten COME.
fes Tor Kent County To meet ut Dover Tuesday the
18th day Of August next ensuing, the C,nferees OF New
Jas e and sussex for the purpose Of selecting suitable
,ersln be supported by the Democratic party at the
rnsng General Election, for Representative in the Com
ures, If III United Sa'es. Whereupon Isaac DAVIS and
Presley sarlance, r. for Dick Creek; Jacob Sont and
aunn Price tar Little Greek; Dr. john Adams aud Eze-
kei e vigil for Dover Tho. Wainwright aud Geo. 4.
Fisher tor Mirderki!l; and John Wallace and Benjamin
ps,,er for Mlspion Hundred, appointed.
Rrsa1rd That this meeting dn appoint Commit
lee Of len from each lunded in the County, TO meet
die State House in Dover Tuesday the 2Sh day Of Au-
gust next ensuing, for the purpose Of selecting suitable
vcrson for the office of Sheriff Of Kent County, and of
kr nng County Ticket to be Supported BY the Democrat
&c party the ensuing General Election to be he held
the rst Tuesday in October next Whereupon Abraham
Pierce ABEL jones' John Spruance, James D. Wlds, Alex.
anter Murphy Geo Wnols James NJ Downs Isaac Short,
William lsuh and Enoca Sprance for Duck Creek; James
Scoen Geo. Sdham. Benjamin Husbands Obadiah VAS
Moor Jacob Till and Gustavus Wilson, for Little Greek
John Adams, Martin Ford, Andrew Galley Charles Kim.
ney Wm IL. Wells, Tho. NJ Stout Isaac Buckingham,
William Nickerson, Tho Green and Martin w Bates for
Dover; Joseph I,urchna, Joel Clemens, Jacob Boone,
ESQ rha. L. Temple, IIadden Smith, Samuel Thrawb
william Viii akcr, John Downs, Thomas Pickering and
John Chambers, for "derkill G Is Beswick, james
errington Jam p. Loiand, Henderson Co,s, Samuel
Wise William Ie,her, William Harp, David Reed, Isaac
Graham and John Cuvngton, for Mplion Hundred
appointed.
Rtso'red, That William H. Wells, William huntington,
Robet Frame, John adams and Henry Stout be commit
Tee Of correspondence for the ensuing year
Res9,red That this meeug do now adjourn TO meet at
this place on Tuesday the 80 day Of August
ing ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman.
s. srrAnMAx. sec'y.
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.Nortolk, .aagu The French man Of war
which anchored In !Iampton Roads OIL Sunday
morning. is the Corvette sslpayas. Capt EsriAux,
from cruise, and / days fro'n Port an Prince
Crew all in guud health.
We learn by this arrival tlat every thing was
Tranquil at Port-auPrnce since the execution con-
sequent on the late conspiracy.
NEw Yong, AUa, IL.
From Mew Orleuns The ship louisiana arrived The
quarantine ground Thursday night from New Orleans,
bosnI to Liverpool
There as az unusual mortality aboard the Louisiana 90
her passage. Tie deaths 4 b. ks eier on ,l 25,h;
Dir. H. HoL late President of Ttanss Diversity,
kentucky, the 3ist, ard two sail the 2Si and 29tf
President Holly valuable man, and will be recol-
ec,ed that lie left the situation il the Trans, vsna Uni
versy, With the design Of going ou to Europe the
rayelng tutor of several young gente OF New 0rlea
His untimely fate is subject OF nuch lamen alton.
The adyces from New Oleans 70 he ed ut They
state that the city unusually healthy fer The time Of
year.
Com PORTER and suitc arrived New Orleans on the
l4h. The Commndnre lad taken passage at Pensacola
on hoard the schooner Trimmer for Vera Cruz, but She
having sprung her oremast obliged TO put in the
Balze to get another. finer
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pleasant explanation. When the editor Of the Uni

pleasant explanation. When the editor Of the Uni
ted States Telegraph, on the 18th October last
asked me by letter for information upon this sub
fect, promptly informed him by the returning
mail, on the 9Th of that month, that | had no au-
thority from Mr.. Clay. or his friends, to propose
any terms to General Jackson in relation TO their
votes, nor did ever make any such proposition !;
and that trusted would be az incapable OF be-
coming messenger, upon such an occasion, as it
was known General Jackson would be to receive
such message. have deemed it necessary to
make this statement, in order to remove any mis-
conception, which may have been occasioned, by
the publication in the Telegraph Of my letter to
the editor, dated the 18th ult.
With another remark shall close this communi-
cation. Before held the conversation with Gen.
Jackson, which have detailed, called upon Ma
Jor Eaton. and requested him to ask General Jack
son, whether he had ever declared or intimated.
that he would appoint Mr.. Adams Secretary of
State. and expressed desire, that the General
should say, if consistent with the truth, that he did
not intend to appoint him to that Office. believed
that such declaration would have happy influ-
ence upon the election, and endeavored to con-
vince him that such would be its efect.-1'he con-
vcrsaton between US was not so full, as that with
Gen. Jackson. The Major politely declined to
comply with my request, and advised me to pro-
pound the question to the General myself, as pos
scssed full share OF his confidence.
JAMES BUCHANAN
Lancaster. 9th AUGUST, 1897
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JACKSON MEETING IN SUSSEX.

Al meeting of the citizens Of Sussex county, Del,
friendly 10 the election Of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON to
NE Presidency, held the 9TH of August, 1927, at
Georgetpu n, Col MASArr Bull cale, to the chair
and Tuoa,s IIonsLr appointed Secretary. Wbereupon
was
Hea,re., That we meet again at This place Tuesday
he 2t nst for The purpose Of fmt Jackson County
Ticket and appointing conferees friendly thereto, to meet
those If the other counties Of the State, at Dover, on the
hrs Tuesday IN september next.
Resoued Iha these proceedings be signed by the Clail
man aad Secretary and published IN he Delaware Gazette,
and American Wu,chman prnied II Wilmington.
MANAEN BULL, Chairman
TuuaAs IionsEY, Serfeart.
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STATE OF PARTIES.

The opinion has prevailed extensively. that what
is known as the Clintonian party in this states 10.
as we'll as its head. friendly to the general govern,
ment and the reelection Of Mr.. Adams. Efforts
have not been wanting to create an impression, cs-
uec,ally within the state, that the old Democrats.
are on the contrary. disafectcd with the govern
ment, and favourable to the election Of General
Jackson But this state of things does not exist
Among the farmers and yeomanry OF the country.
Mr.. Clinton has many adhcrents who have howev-
err no inclination or time, to understand the manoii.
vres by which they are for period to change Torhs
with the Van Rurenites and who moreover Will
not lift their hand against the present chief mass
trate of the nation at the beck OF any individual
But within the precincts Of the capitol at Albany,
and especially in this city, the personal adherents
Of Mr.. Clinton hold toward Mr.. Adams, and especi
a.ly towards Mr.. Clay, and the whole democratic
| marty. omen, active and deadly hostility This is
enough to characterize the whole party so far AS
it can be operated upon BY influential individuals.
and though Mr. Clinton were not to open his own
lips during the contest, no man could be at 'oss
to know the state of his mind, or be ignorant OF
his Interior objects. The administration therefore
has nothing to expect from this quarter, out M.
mitigated hostility. and instead Of regarding i
with apprehension, it should be viewed a. '!e ~
rest index that public sentiment on the broad scale
IS healthy and sound and that New foN ~ all
the strength Of genuine democracy, is rapidly IN
clininy to, and will ultimately with extraordinary
unanimty, settle down in favor ct the As'niniafra'
ton, to uphold its republican principles a"i the
men who compose it.
yNs,v Fork National .adroeass.
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Wheel Of Fortune.

.As.v F"ic Lottery,
Cas- IL ltawu W. liesly the 18Th Of aaguss.
sShss, !. pr..e n s-J,ucs. i cf 70 0 If 2,slV :
Of $500; q ll59 u l,5ei; OF l.4-6. Of 400 ;
10 II SCI, ~ II 20, :. us 101 e Of 5vi - Of 2o ilau
as ll-1,,d sa3J y !,
ricke s5 ii. - - aaai-r :, Is Eiskh IS cents
F,s nsA N y 1 ca. yet atulhe,s at
~. H3RKEH:S
r';r HsJr H~aa firky 0&cS,
u at3s.t sreei Eilutlrg.dc
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coMMuNIc ATroN.

The public cautioned against receiving $50 Bills
prporling have been issued by the Branch Bank oithe
U. States at Middleton They signed l'hos. " son
Cashier, and N. Biddle President They have various
dates and numbers, letter s. and there appears be
red in The Of the paper, which gives first view
suspicion, they differ from he genuine 8 Bank
paper in this. The we'll initiated and must de-
ceye many.
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CONCERT

At the Chalybeatc Spa Springs.
TIME inhabitants Of the Borough OF Wilmington and its
L vicinity are respectfully informed that will
be given the above place. by Messrs Mlrurn and Anrn
of tie Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, ON THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th inst. v hen in The
of the evening will be performed variety OF pieces
upon the Guitar and Violin. Abundance grasbeng
lirey dependant upon the beraiy OF the spectators.
Performance commerce OF O'clock.
August Ia 1897.
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FOR SALE,
The FARM called ELLERsLlE,


For many yours the residence IF She ac h:5t Hamilton EGG
.-mA Said Farm is situated in Brand wine
.INEEGla Hundred, the river Delaware, three
axysstM miles above the mouth of Chrisllana cree-.
and three and half miles from Winning
ton 1T consists of hundred and seSenty eight scres.
prnpoi onate part Of which is woodland he inpto
ment- are cling house and kitchen Of bk and stonc.
two stories high, With four foor stone barn,
seventy BY forty feet, with pump If eAceleiH water IL
the yard Gas well another in part OF the q" eiS house,
"a carriage house-waggon house and smoke ioat,-al-
So fish house. the river Shore where theTn
very good Fishery. Ihetc tue premises two younS
and thriving apple chsrd OF CHOICE select fruit The:
situation of the mansion house extremely pleasant and
Gue commands uninterrupted yleS Of The iiver De-
aware, from tie Lazaretto 10 Port Penn Any fititr
dissertation deemed unnecessary For terms apply 20
AncasAIn ulatL.oN Esq, o. 10 the Subscriber
JOHN iIAMli TON.
Wilmington. AnE 18Th, 1877. 7s-9t
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SALE BY AUCTION.

XTrR At Smiths Hotel, Wilmington. on
SEm ssS1G Saturday the 9th Of September next, at 2
sA46fsK o'clock, p NJ, a desirable ard well situated
s4gcAs9Ez4A FARM of 100 acres two miles and half
from Wilmington, aid 10 to IS minutes walk from the
factories on Bandywine, -handsone stone house. stone
stables with frame barn over-severa un.nG springs of
water thcreon-a bearing orchard, and young one just
beginning to bear. Several thousands thriving Virginia
thorn d ANTS will form the best fence Two gravel pta
supply The neghborood and adjacent Turnpkes. Dur
ing the two last seasons, some manure was drawn, aud
continues 10 be drawn from Wilmington amt put tue
farm FERNS al WILLIAM ROGERS
Anrnst IA. 1897. ~9-i4U