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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
NOTICE.

L. persons indebted 10 The esaie Of Ferry Shesadfa
IN dec late Of the borough of Wilmington, are request
ed make immediate payment To Cyrus Lannon'S; arg
those having claims, to present Them dly au.heca'eh
for settlement MARC tRET JOHNSON. .fTr'r
CYRUS LAMBORN, .qdrsA
May 9, 1873, "'-"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
RIVE, DOLLARS REWARD.

" osr on the road between Wilmington aud Newcastle.
IL L,ad,'s Rencuis Of a dark slate color, Lined and
bound with blue, containing Eve Dollar Nolc Of the
United States gank, do Bank mbered, aud
rwo pAllar and Dilar Note The above reward viii be
paid if left al the Office Of he Patriot or Gazette,
Nav Z. 33--4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

Tooth .ache.--A remedy for this most painful
affection winch has succeeded in ninety FIVE Of q
hundred cases is alum reduced 20 an imps pabie
powder, two drachms. nitrous spirit If ethsr Sc
ven lrachms, mixed and applied to the tooth.
The Taunton, Mass. Reporter says, that wo-
man in the neishboring town. afflicted With the
tooth acl had recour,e to the oil Of 1anseq, procu
ed from an essence pedler. Although but une 81
two drops applied to the tooti, the effect
fatal--the woman surviving but short time.
Mr. Rand advertise, for exhibition in Boston, solar
microscopic which mag ,ties 600, COO uesBy AID,
snakes apparently six feet long. may discovered vine
gar; and the small White meay particles ON hgs appear
moving ects as large good sized eriapn We houc
Mr. Il. will visit Philadelphia with his wonderful ns'fu.
ment must be pleasant Circumstance, TO have oc lar
pruo that while taking scrpents TO our bosonG
What comfortable reflect m, munchng fig
mistake in he fitness IF newly acquired know eage the
cracking its seeds for the craunchng Of snappcr
turtles she'll. Pliiad PAPER.
Major Clark of the army, and Lieut.. Russell,
Quarter master, have arrived at Bangor. Maine,
the place destined for the head quarters of the de-
tachment TO be stationed near the disputed terrific.
nv between the United States and New Brunss
wick.
We are pleased to learn says The Elzabeth.lovn jour
nal that genens have been made for efccting, du
ring the ensuing SUMMER survey of Railway route from
this place Easton The services of distinguished sclen
tic gentlemen have already been secured for this object
no are expected the survey about the goth
OF July
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

A1oerul Donation.-Mr. Garrt Smith, Of Peter
ss,roush, Madison county, N. Y. has subscribed
e'oo0 to the funds of the American Colonization
''c'e'y' payable in ten years.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
MORE EXTRAVAGANCE
:. ECoNO.VIC.aL aD.uIATsTRaT I0.N.'
OF THE

Under the head of " Modern .4bases,'' will be
found, III another column OF our paper slay, an
article from the Louisville Advertiser. The states
ments OF exta,a4ant expenditure which it ccn+
tans, taken from o6icial documents, and can't
BE- called III question.
For taking licensees ofPresidcnt Adams 100000
III the name of conscience, have not the people
paid enough for til original. that they should be
forced to paw A THOUSAND DOLLARS for his
likeness? Draw picture of Mr.. Adams with
both, nav all his pockets stuH,d rith the Peoples
monpy, and both hands still IN the Treasury bags
lraw picture of Mr. Adams mriting his couard4
" letter to LEVITT HARRISS.-placing IN fore
ground Gen. Jackson with his little militia army
preparing to meet the British mercenarips at .Nem-
OrieanS-Draw picture Of Mr.. Adams correcting
the promise wrilsn fer him b, Ar Vpbster to the
F2dffut party--,ltaw a picture Of Mr.. Adams
refusing to pan note 10 the Bank at Washington,
'ehich ne Rad endorsed-traw picture Of Mr.. Ad-
ANS refusing 10 reg to the Turnpike Road Com.
PAM, in Massachusetts. the sum which he
bound hy every principle of honor, If not of ta,c,
To pay--draw picture of Mr.. Adams n.aking has
BARGAIN for The rote Of the U'estern delegation
Iraw picture Of Mr.. Adams making his ridcu-
alons EJony aud Topas etectioneering speech In
BaHimoTe- draw picture ct Mr.. Adams turning
up his nose at the mechanics, the merchants, the
aeouriug class, or the simple men, the "conl.
mon people as his father called them. Draw any
Or all of these pictures Of John Quincy Adams,
and hang them up in every public place in the
land, aud no true American will object to their
being paid for out Of the putlic Treasury, the Peo
pte's money; for they will be worth the whole
contingent .tand examples to future generations
- not to be foit0med. but to be aroided-they will
be beacons to all future aspirans, pointing out the
rocks on which this mad administration has been
wrecked But to continue our items Of extrava
gance---
l.. l82G--J. Tennison, for boarding Indi-
ans 81o40 90
:. Jesse Brown, for boarding Greek
Indians 3,27s sS''
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09


hOsannas him What excellent wise, able. and viru-
ous Chief Magistrate lille has absolutely suffered we aw
% be executcdSutred the money ralsed ny act oi !"
Srcss and appr pria' specific purpose ,! act OF Con-
be's to be applied to hat purpose Tie only sqanaereu
away eight AMI haf n,ilons Of funds not thus a?propria
ed' What an excellent President what coilsnh"a'e
block heads the Adams printers take the People b''
When they attempt to palm such stuff upon mem inc
resident had just as much to do @h PAVING 'ne s,H.een
millions Of the public debt Comfy sixteen has been rad} as
'ne man in the moon, who looked dGwn upon me silver
Auta whit more Jicaton Eh25or!A'1
NJ ,2dams' ciacon-zn The mode of Mr. Adam cleo
n, and the circumstances attending IT, were lad the
Foundation Of the present pow er and over@ he'mnS OPP
position 10 him and his patty lie was made the rtsh'c
o mnoriies minority of the electoral votes o. o' o.
1oi, brought him before the iiuse Of Representatives
minority OF the members Of that house, 81 out OF I2 made
him the notwithstanding Into Office therefore, against
e voce Of large majority Of the people, and over can
uate who had received larger amount OF the SURFACES
u me people, his presented al anomaly 10 say Tue
eat OF il, aordng unhappy comment on the forms un
uet Which he elected because was contrary to Tie
snh OF representative government But II the manner
ms election calculated To offend and to alarm Tue
circumstances by which it accompanied were OF ever
more repusve character. The spectacle OF man bar
gaming, elec,onc cring and intriguing himself into office
al az tunes disgustng--nloe particularly IS II So wne'
way once ~ and that man ought to be, the frs' IN VIZ
.ouhuy We sec here only man elected by mnori
YES ont selling the first Office in his git tor the sup
port Of men who were pledged oppose him-and thu
sh:anng that lean minority We see lin giving pledges
~" NJ never meant to redeem, 70 party winch ne nae
..ce betrayed and slsnderedand when once secure =
" seat, We the same mar employing that time whlc
S to be the pubcs in prosecuting pans to secure hi
,,mhsouen power-spending the money which belongs
% people, IN purchasing golden opinions against the Ga
connt and directing the whole machinery OF the gov
f'"eh, TO the purposes of self aggrandizemert sue
NE spectacle exhibited by Mr.. Adams the America
spe. Is it wonderful that his days are numbered-ths
!0hcai career fastening to ITS termination !--ao'd'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

FOUR THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
AND THIRTEEN DOLLARS, for boarding In.
dians in 1866! We wonder how many there were
and hou long they were boarded? Fifteen hun
dred and ninety one doiiars too. for taking these
red gentlemen's portraits in 1876. and .frp han.
lrpd and tmenty-ssren dollars for Indian portraits
again in 1927 Bait Republican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
From the Boston Bulletin.

WORTH MAKES THE MANI observe IN your
a. count Of the South Carolina manufacturing
project, a"b'ack iaboW" operative is estimated
at $500; this shows either the depreciation Of
money or the superior value OF this operative;
for in the original articles between the emf
grants and London adventures for The estab-
lshmen, Of Plymouth colony, an able bodied
laborer is rated at lol. "The adventures and
planters doe agree that every person that goeth,
being six een yerrs old and upwards, bee rated
a, 10 pounds" so that one would be entitled
TO The same share in Tie pr oft Of the adventure,
whether he put himself into the common stock,
or substitute OF ten pounds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

The Declaration Of the people OF Bogo'a, o.
which we find a translation in the United States
Gazette, sets forth The reasons tor their 'ate
procedure. We abridge them Tor our read
ers, as they are probably The same that Will De
found to be alleged by the other towns ana
cities taking The same steps hey are, the
dangers threatening the republic from without
on the side Of Peru and Cuba; the want OF an
energetic government, amidst the general demo-
ralization;-the incomperency of the ocana
Convention, its divisions, and 'he certain PreVa-
lence the enemies of the Liberator, contrary
10 the opinion Of the people in lis favour; tie
illegal election Of the deputies TO The lon'en.
ton from Bogota; the unitness OF the proposed
constitution, which provides too many depart
m nts, officers, and provincial assemblies, TO
the actual situation OF Colombia; the neglect
by the Convention Of the petitions rom the
northern and southern department., OF the re
public, which mus, necessarily cause disgust x
civil war; and the danger Ct losing the only man
capable of preventing these evils, the L'berator
ha. ing repeatedly declared his wish to resign
commaG in which he had not the proper
means allowed Kim of accomplishing the desr'
ed good. tI0'd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

ADvERTIsING Will not cur friends br.oI
Us sincere when we tell them lha, they so,.
consult their own interest much more lg,
they would benefit us by ADvERTI ING lb,al
in the newspaper Of their iowa? Wharbb bro
Calculated To attract the attention of s.rr
dealers, OF MIKE more favourable mpa,, !
abroad? In Boston, New York, Pniiad b,
Baltimore and other towns where The H.
chants, traders and mec hanits are Occasion.
to adver tise extensively, lh,y all see aud
knowledge the benefit o! su:h cours. W
are sure that our Merchants can sell goods
low as they Can b. bought elsewhere aad G.
Mechanics do their work equal 10 anv il
country; and if they would let these thug, I
known thew would reap The advanlap, Y
course we ara interested in what We ,aE.
not, we repeat, as much as those 10 whom h.
obsers a,ons are addressed. The rm.rk,
this subject made in this paper in the yearh
mey now be repeated with equal justice Y
truth:
"Set interest aside, we have long hen ~
WINGED that Alexandra has not appeartdu2
advantage she ought to have done, before
extensive and rich country with which shr
italy deals. Her capital and commerce
greater than they seem to be--and many (
merchants have large and beautiful assO u; :
Of the most desirable goods unknown 70 u
but limited circle of customers The $" Z
remarks would apply toa variety ofoihi " 9
SEES and especially 10 our mechanics who us
no pains TO make themselves knows. NsF
sure them, and beg they will believe Us, u
We take deep interest in their prosperity
II they give US an opportunity nothing S''
afford US more pleasure than 10 introduce VI
TO hundreds of our Virginia and M'y'
friends, with whom they have never been
uuainted."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

longed to the company of Plten Anderson,
Caplain in Burr's Army, and that he saw Burr
actually mastering on General Jackson's land
at the Clover Bottom, company OF armed
men to prosecute his views.
We aver, not upon our own responsibility,
but upon The responsibility of the most highly
crediable source, that Burr, in order 10 raise
funds 10 proseca,e his expedition, even sold
bills to James Jackson formerly highly res.
pe:,a5le merchant Of Nashville, now OF Flo.
renee, Aabama,) endorsed by General Jackson,
they not being paid and returned, the General
,ons compelled 10 pay The money. Now. you
Hsro-ifes! instead ofrefutnG truth by den"nnc-
ing, in advance, jus. call upon James Jackson
of Florence (AIa.) 10 publish in some Alaba>
ma paper, what he knows touching this point
If you do no, cal, on him, we invite James Jack
son to lie. his country have the benefit OF his
information. KnorviNe Tenn. Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
SATURDAY, AUGUST le, 1928.
For tie Phenir Gazette.
HORACE-I.,B Cd, ODE 10.

For the Phenir Gazette
HORACE-IhB Cd, ODE 10.
Translated into English verse.
Believe me friend, the little ship
That never dares the boundless deep,
Nor always gszes on the strand,
Afraid TO strike away from land,
Never in way of dangerruns,
For both extremes it wisely shuns
The man who hits the golden mean,
In cohweb'd roof is never seen,
Nor anxious to be counted great,
Swells in the lofty rooms Of State.
How oft have storms with crashing sound
Torn up the pine-tree from the ground!
How many towr's in ruin lie,
That hid their height amid the sky
Say has no, Jove's red vengeance struck
The stately supmit from the rock!
soul prepared may smile serene
when darkness hangs upon the scene,
And when broad sunshine giids the skies,
He waits till other tempests rise.
Winter, tho Spring may flourish now,
Stalks close behind with horrid browi
And when 10 closes up its reign,
The blooming Spring rolls back again.
How oft we spend a world OF time,
In spinning out sheet OF rhyme!
AM oft the Heaven assisted song,
With ease and rapture rolls along.
Calm and serene the Ocean brave,
when wave rolls headlong after wave,
And when YOU meet too full aSaie,
With prudent care contract the sail.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
THE JACKSON PLAN OF REFUTING
TRUTH

AS was to be expected, "the dogs of war have
been let loose" upon Nathaniel Williams; he
has had applied to him, by the worshippers of
the Hero, every term Of opprobium to be cuIled
from the voc abulary Of the black-suard. And
for what? For giving publicity 10 The truth,
even now uncontroverted by the accused.
General Jackson has not denied that he offered
10 Williams and others commissions in Burr's
Army; and we understand that he has actually
admitted it, which admission (if he has made
iD whether evidencing a.con"exion criminal or
otherwise, "the gentleman can explain"
A Mr.. Burton Of MeMinvilie says that he be-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

Two Jackson N, stlrted on he coO''
gelher in Missouri, in opposition to NJ D.
The Hcroi,es finding this would ne'eI l''
determined 10 give the go.by to one O' ''' y.
didales. Accordingly the Central |oH'"'
at St. Louis prescribed MIR. PetIs' a"'
upon their friends to support Dr. L4"''
10 and behold, the two gentlemen, I'D wv
time, had agreed to submit 10 the o'np"' ,v
Col. Benton, and he, deciding in favor "
Pettis, DR.. Lane has Withdrawn ""a''
darv the Jackson mer must be IN. u
ing to see with what gravity COL Dew"
cides the important question suoml''O
decision, and with what apparent ',,,
Lane obeys the proclamation Of the D'I
The Missouri Republican says 'n'' :" .,
sonians will 4" have either to suecu'''
dic,ation of Col. Benton, and vote 'o1 .,,esl
whom the Jackson Corresponding Low" %r1I
have said, "he is as dust in the oa'an''' ~,
compared to Mr. Bates or DR.. Lanf' u ,,,,gs
don the opinions they have long s '.s, :,
and suppor, man every way qo'l'" ',,,
now now" fiji the Jackson camp, and the p''''
a fair way to be dissolved into It's O'''
ments."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

The news from Colombia is in,rrp,rir.. .
important. The New York Ameli,s, g,
remarks, tha, this intelligence must Cause p.
the most thnughtlrss among the admin,
mere military greatness, 10 reflect on N. "a
consequent upon investing shose who h,. q.
tanned 10 it, with civil supremacy. p ly
Supre me Chief Of Colombs, Superior ian
and institutions, is sad mockery o. ,s q5j,
anism.
VIVA, will be The consequences Of IL var L
clared between Colombia and Peru, We ate q,
able yet to determine.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

son and Gen. Kinds negotiated really with
the Choclaw indians, at Doak's Stand, in Oc-
,ober, 1920. Why was it necessary to modify
that treaty in 1925? If this necessity arose
from The blunders Of The commissioners, what
sum of money did il cost the government to
repair that blunder? What is the actual value
OF an annuity Of $4,000, fore ,er?-Cincin Ga=.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

saw: and we earnestly wish that the political
considerations which 30 recommended 20 that
sage mind close connexion with the states
bordering on the Ohio, may influence our ma
tional councils to proportiona'e aid o. such
projects now a.fooi, as may he found mos! lea
si5le, and most conducive to the veal OF the
republic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

The Jackson men,wIth a confidence that does
them credit, have SO often, aid so frequently,
repeated the cry "Pennsylvania is decidedly for
the hero" that not only have they come to be-
lieve il themselves, but the Adams men have
been too careless of their own interests on that
account. The voice Of Pennsylvani has never
been heard for Jackson. The Insignificant a.
mount of votes given a, the last presidential e.
lection, affords no criterion FOR Judging Of the
state of opinion at that time, and even if there
was then majority for Jackson, it is not de.
nird by the opposition party, nor doubted by
the friends Of the administration, that for The
last two years General Jackson has sustained
a continual loss Of and Mr.. Adams had an e.
quail accession 10, his friends.
We are no' yet prepared to assert with con-
fdence that the Adams electoral ticket viii
carry in Prnnsyvania-but this we can say,
with perfect CONFERENCE.-THE prospects are so
fair as to afford the highest encouragement TO
the friends oil order to perseverr in their exer-
lions. T. s. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

"a weak dsvice efMs enemy."-Nr ~: 'y' 81,
ans. and Mr.. Jefferson, in the year 10" S,,ss
letters to a gentleman in Philadr'p",a ,.,r
him for presents of bus! OF Gen. '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16

KENTUCKY ELECTION. The last 'ceo'
from Kentucky give the Administrator
Iori,y, by the partial returns already ''''
Of 1874.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
Found.

4 SMALL sum of MONEY was picked up on King
"A street by black boy on Thursday last which the
owner may have by proving and paving the cost OF
thi, advertisement. Apply at this Office
aug Il ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE:
TEN HOUSAND DOLLARS.

S2Ooo-S1 900. &C. &C. the whole PAYABLE in CASH.
The schemes arranged on the Odd and Even System.
by which the holder of two tickets, or two shares will
be certain of obtaining at least One Prize, and may
dra,p THREE!
Whole Tickets s.; Halves 2; Quarters Il Eighths
so cents.
T Orders either by mail (post paid) private con-
veyance, enclosing the cash prizes, will meet the
same prompt and punctua attention as if on personal
application. Address to
J.. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,,
iuIy 15-2awt18A Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
ALSO
The very superior ship
JEFFERSON
Odd and Even System.

The neat maryland State Lottery,
NO =, for 1929 will be drawn in the City of Bait:
more, on Wednesday, the Goth august, which will
permit distant adve nturers to forward their orders in
time,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
PEOPLES TICKET.
FoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUIN ADAMS
FoR VICE PRESIDENT.
RICHARD RUSH

These are the men whom The friends g
country, the ad,oca,es of Law, Order ,,s.,
CONSTITUTIONS, and the supporters Of !.
UNION, will vote for next November
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-07
JRUST SALE.

~ y Wednesday, the sd day OF Jan 1898.
~ Twill p acrcd 10 sell on tine prcml,es. a.
public auction. certain tract or puec Of lan4.
L iag aud being IA the county Of Bedford, On
3a~ss River, contajaing one hundred acres.
NOR, ar les, including fwo small Islands thus
tand L g within four miles OF ynohburg, and il,
though - be- extremely valuable
On tie 2lth day ofJanuary ls2s will sill.
before TIE Market House Ia the town of l,nth.
burg, several valuable slaves
The above sales viii be made in pursuance of
~ @ several trust deeds. executed by G,hrlcl
Scott 20 Henry B. Ely, and Nm. W Scott. tor
the indemnify Of ihos. H. Scott. one dated the
18th OF I,ne ls2i and otreco,d IN the clerk +,
ohece oi Bedford county court the otrcr dated
the l7th dag OF August, 1921. and Of record IN
Amherst clerks oihce--in both Of " hich deed,
fhe undersigned has been appointed Trustee for
special purposes, BY an order OF the Hustncs
Court OF tn Corporation Of Ltnchburg.
Terms viii be liberal dniade known on tie
days of sale.
viii only convey sach right as is vested in
me by the deeds and order aioresaid-all of
which will he ex1hted at the SAVES
MAURlCE II. GARLAND. Trustee
Dec. 81. tds2f
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-07
New Arrival Of Books.

u VIE subscriber has the pleasure OF aunounc-
y ing to his friends and the pnhlic generally.
that he has received direct from Philadelphia BY
the last evening" stage, few very splendid new
work, which he will sch very low
Among the books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben Apsey in vols by the author Of
Bramblctye House, The Tor Hill, &c &c. This
work Is SO universally praised that any thing
more SAID from me might be supernuous
The Epcurean Tale by Thomas Moore, this
IS said TO be decidedly the best production from
thc pen ofthe author
The Living and the Dead--This work is we'll
worthy the attention OF my religious friends as the
public generally and am greatly mistaken if
all who read II Is not we'll pleased with IT,
The Subatern or Sketches Of the Peninsnlar
War during the Campaigns oflsl3--I4. nv an
eve witness, this work is well worthy tie aften-
ton OF every person, and much question whcth-
er a more interesting work wa, ever published
AyBIiAN X. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-07

N01JCE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
" executed To me bv John II Wright,
bearing date on the 18TH day Of April, ls26,
aud recorded ~ TIE county court otBedlord,
aud 10 accomplish certain purposes in said
deed expressed, shall. on Tuesday, the lslh
day oil January, ia2s, on tue premises, eA-
pose 10 sale. by way of public auction, Ger
tain tract or parcel of land conveyed and
described in said deed, lying, and being in
The county Of Bedford, containing SIS Acres,
more or less, It being the same tract or par
eel Of land, which formerly belonged 10
George Douglass, dec 'd.-Ihe terms OF sale
vii be made known at the time and place OF
sale
The title to said land is believed TO be IN
qnesuonnbly good, ipat acting us trustee will
only convey 10 the purchaser ar purchasers
such title rs IS vested in me by tha said deed
nl trust, aud none other.
BALDA Mcdaniel, Trustee.
Dee. l3. tds2U