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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

Ypl IN AWAY from the residence Of tho sub
lh1 scriber on the Sd day OF November last Il
negro man by the name Of Jacob He was
clothed ~ napI cotton, was abom five feet nine
or ten inches high, has . lt,le yolinw IN
bis complexion IS rather bow -epped. and IS
supposed to he from tnrty 10 forty wears
old. ANY person who win deliver he said
gro to mr. IN Campbell county near the Pocket
Ford, on StauDtoD. or will secure him 50 thgi
get him again, shall receive an adequate re-
ward. JOHN L. DOUGLASS.
Jnnnarv 2a. ifw4a32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

~ mr.. two girls about II years old and
fIr.o "s "ooat 10 fears old accustomed 10
Ysb,naS i. FLETCHER
= if35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

Il Stephen Simpson AYERS that he holds IN
his hands pro0f, OF the bargain between Me,,f>
Adams and Clay aud Will produce them if his
assertion be denied Why not produce them
without the iormality of denial lie is not in
court Of justice, trammclled by teclncalities
II he can prove IT, LEI him do so. Ifnot he should
be silent. Bare assertion from any man win pass
only as such. From Stephen, it is no, worth a
groat'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18

T. What is the reason that the Richmond En-
qurer did not publish GOV CHESS Communica-
ion to the Virginia l. gislatnre the subject Of
the Tariff. among thai days proceedings TO
which It beIonged2 II was not so difidcnt for
merlt, when the Importance Of preserving STATE
Rghis unlmpaired was deemed sre1ter than the
election to the Presidency OF man who has II.
nvsisallv confemned and trampled upon them.
We would compare the course tue Enquirer pun
sues now, with thai Which il pursued in former
days before passion had driven rs0Son from the
helm but as Nj. Malaprop says, compar.
SOUS are Ddorous. We again, however, ask
why : the Enquirer dumb rs 10 Gov Giles Let
Ter Aud we assure H. we merely ask FOR
Information. "A pint 50 anxious as IT profess.
es itself 10 he for the dissemination Of pure re.
publican doctrine among the beuiglted political
heather doctrines such As were taught IN tire
DAYS of Mr. Jefferson aud Mr.. Madison, should
not be thus backward IN laying before Us
such luminous commentaries GA ther principles.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-18
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n Duf Green say that his paper fpopua =
y aud properly called :" The Mud MorhiRe, ,
Will " continue TO be the pride of lis friends and
the dread OF its enemies SO was The pirate,
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
FOR THE PROPRIETOR,

For the cure Of scryfula, or Kings Ecil, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Syphilific, 'uercai"t aud Lir.r
Complaints, and most Diseases arising ia dpbu-
itet,d constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
THE LAST HOURS OF WASHINGTON.

From the Gusts Reco'fettions and Private Me-
moirs IF tie !i|e cad Character Of Flashing
tn.
Twenty eight years have passed away since an
interesting group were assembled in the death
room. and witnessed the last hours OF Washing
ton So keen and unsparins hath been the SC, the
Of Time that of all those who watched over the Pa
triarchs couch, on the 18th and 1Ith of Deccm-
Der, $780, but single person survives
On the morning of the 18th, the General was
engaged in making some improvements in front Of
Mount Vernon. AS was usual with him, he car
red his own compass, noted his observa., ms. and
marked out the ground. The day became rainy,
with seet, and the improver remained SO long cx-
posed to the incemency Of the weather, as to be
considerably wetted before his return to the house.
About one O'Clock, lie was seized with chillness
and nausea, but having changed his clothes he sat
down to his in hoo. work--tiere being no moment
Of his time for which lie had not provided an APP
propriate employment.
IL night on Joining his family circle, the Gener-
al complained Of slight indispositon, and, after a
single crn Of tea. repaired to his Library. where
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04

|TvlS Medicine has acquired very tended and esab
l,hed celebrity both in hospital and private practice
Which efficacy alone has supported upwards OF eight
Wears.
As spring tuRpurer, has given constitution,
Ia thousands is by its oraon on the Biood ,hat such
EMp'ising have been performed on those who
Ipp sd be abpring under pulmonary affections, &C.
HE effect OF tbs medicine IS such as not to Interrupt
Either business pleasure, and requires only the
restraint Of moderation in Dict is conveyed by the clrcu
bng hds and corrccts their tendencie the
hi, diseases which originate vated blood, diseased
Ever, or depaavcd appetite Il is safe medicine and
Removes all those evils which an unsuccessful of mer
Bury ,ten occasions No hoce,er, is aduised to
ase il, withou, frst tly Convincing himself Of the nth II
Aai here stated and The reentude J The PrOpneors
}en!iOns.
This medicine has the singular fortune Just tribute
ITS great merit of being recommended by the cele-
braed Practitioners OF Medicine in the United States and
Elsewhere whereas not OF the spurious mixtures made
n imitation of II, has the least support from the medical
Faculty This fact offers argument so PLAIN and conc
Dive, that needs only to be mentioned to enforce con-
Nction,
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, England formerly Sur
N geon of the Pennsy lyana Hospital, &c.
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swams Panacea, prepared
by Mr. Swain, of Philadelphia has recently been lntrodu,
ced here by Dr. Price, from the United Staes OF America
where it is extensively used in the treatment OF va
.ifiety OF Chronic Diseases.
OF the efficacy Of this preparation DR.. Price has had ahn-
dant and most satisfactory evidence, during course OF
pencas made under his direction, whilst Surgeon of the
Pennsyvan Hospital, and his ARRIVAL in England,
he has had the good fortune Of witnessing many add onal
instances OF its successful administration.
The diseases which this Medicine has been particular
yuseul, those arising from uti0nal caiscsas
the various forms Of Scrotua whether affecting he bones.
joins suit parts and in where disposition 10
this disease manifested by debility only, it operates
preventive TO the local disease by its beneficial effects
The constitution. Ii is equally ecacous in Mrrcura'd dis
ease, and in the secondary forms of Syphilis and has late
been given with marked success in chronic diseases If
the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition Of
mercury 1t has, likewise very recently been administer.
ed with decided advantage by ut he most distinguish
cd Surgeons London in which had entirely des-
ayea the right of the patient, and grea' portion
4 2. the side of the face. WIN. PRICE, NJ. ID.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
fro~ ne Lo','i.n Ktebsai's fir 1925
HEBREW MELODY.

In J'dah's balls the harp is tusi,en
lis VOICE is but the voice Of pain.
The heather heel her helm las crushed,
Her spirit wears the heailen chain.
From the dark prison house she cried,
How long, Lord Thy saord has slept
o qnell HE oppressor in his pride !''
Still Pharaoh ruled aud Israel wept.
The morning brcezes freshly blow.
ihe waves in golden sunlight quyeri
The Hebrews daughter wauders SLOW
Beside the mighty Idol River.
a IA within her bosom lay,--
And must she plunge him in the deep'
She assd her eyes 10 Heaven 10 pray
Sic lurr'd them down % earth to weep.
Size kaelt beside the rushing tide,
Md PUSHES dank, and f0w'rets wild
Beneath the plane trees shadow wide,
The weeping mother placed her child.
peace be around 'hee-though thy bed
ga mothers breast no more may be;
nYe, he that shields the iily's head,
"Dcserted babe, will watch o'cr thee ~
She's gone that mourning mother gone
List to the sound Of dancing feet,
And lightly bounding, one by one,
4 lovely train the timbrel beat.
lis she of Egyp'--Pharao''s daughter,
That with her maidens cone 10 lave
Her form Of beauty in the water,
Aud light with beaaly's glance the ware.
Oh omal,'s heart is like the rose,
That glnws beneath the tropics flame,
That blooms as sweet mid northern SHOWS,
Forever iavely--and the same
Wha,e'er her rank whaie'er her lot,
Nherc'er her gentle influence ranges,
The art 10 bless is meier fure Ct,
The will to comfort never changes.
I'he uonarcl's daughter saw and wept--
GLOW lovely falls compassioH's tear =
The babe tina, there in quiet slept,
Best in Inconsistencies OF fear.
Twas hers to pity aud TO aid
The infant Chief, he intan, sage;
undying fame the deed repaid,
Recorded upon heavens own page.
Years pass aw;y--ihe land Is free
Daughter Of Zon, mourn 10 more:
The Drricssoi 5 hand IS weak on thee,
Capivi,y's dark reign is Ger.
Thy chsns arc burst--tLy bonds are riyen-
Oni like river strong and wide:
A Captain is 10 Judah gwen
The babe that slept by Niles broad tide.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
COLU.NBllN PiLLS,
ca remedy far Ms rifles am Cosnveuess.)
AND OINTitEN''

"A Tcmeuy Ior Ms fNes ana CDstupheSS.
The COLUMBIAN PILLS crl hrated for their great
virtue IN man, dsclse-, niisfei, and ienl
recommended 90 the atn cited, being decidedly Of
tie bes ree es discovered tor the P.is and ha5tl-
al Conferences they ostd Altogether Of mild and
gentle ngrede t warranted free ON all meicuria prep
acaons. and may taken at Ill tune, and under any
cprstance ~th perfect Salty MANY thousands have
pcrienccd the sanitary effects # these Pills and s,ch is
le surprising efficacy, tia, tie in,cerate Of
Fes AID COs cre>s, have readily Yielded to their kind
u.inerce in very short Their operation is not
ende1 It'll any caNani sensations, but the contrary,
teeable t. The sorc, aud the, relieve the bowels in
The genes' manner. From their cooling and persuasive
opcres they have beea found minently sericcablc in
Of inflammation VI the blaGderretenoh 1T the nlinc,
and burning pain in the novels They will afford decided
benefit in colds, attended with fever, inflammation Of the
breast rheumatic c.mplants. icngs in The skin and
feits in the blood ro arng men, and persons rav
cling, convenient medicine, the Columbian Pills
will prove OF esnable value, because dose Of them
occasionally w defend Tie constitution against any bad
effects ON the sudden changes of dferen climates and
will refresh the body after the fatigue and heat of jour
ney. Directions for using, mpany each box.
| Prepared only by BENDER, Philadelphia.
| NJ II. None genuine withoM my 0ritten signature
| Feb o. 1929 IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
iSsti}s. -KEEPING.

Hitchcock, N-s Methc,i uf Rork Keering accompani.
ed Ath Ken for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No s. West
High st'er;, Wilmington.
FOR sale, as nbore,
Grn,liaw's Histories OF u States, England, Rome, and
Greece, wnh Qneqtinns a!ap'ed each of them Bow
dicn' Navgatcr. Smiley, Geography aud Atlas with
ya'iett Of ,,eos gaphes by other authors
ki.,si
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
LEA PUSEY

u ESPECTFulLy informs his friends and The public,
q 'ha he has removed his Office 10 No. 1922 Mark;
door the Town Hall, here viii be ms
business to draw DEEDS, MORTGAGES, lNDEMTURES,
and all other Insra,sfts u JrHny incident to his calling
A.ich he viii endtayIr 10 do with accuracy aud despatch,
for those VINO may DC 50 kind as call upon him.
q Isl. 1873 E2-t3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted TO the estate of Robert Sgubb,
IN dec, requested TO make payment aud those hav
s claims, to present Them duly aihenlica cd Tor settle
men. 20 MARY SQUlBB .1Aar.
JACOB IL. SQUlBn, .3eimr.
o. complete Of Niles Weekly Register for sale
above. March 90 2G-y
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04

NOTICE.

lL persons indebted TO the of .Tfary Hanson
IA dec, requested to make payment and those hay
CLAIMS to present them ul athentca' ed for settle
ment, to JACOB H. SQUIIB .itLnu'r.
March 60. o. At |tyK 9uuered
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
PUINzEI
:, c'F10T0Ht, tT''I ~ WIZ NVTV7VT u ~
CONSt AlPIla}N.
Parker's Vegetable Renovati.g
p a NJ a CE a,

Equal TO any now in use. Ufo2 .er tile O. $50 PEI
dozen.
GERS, Mercnral aud S,plitic Diseases Likewise, com
plants arising from an impure state Of The blood. pntrd
sore hroa and he early stages % Consumption &c. &c.
Testimonials of cures performed by, AID Il reclio for
using The above valuable medicine onpan, each bottle
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04

Some one jocularly obscrved to The Marquis
Wellesley, that in his arrangements OF tie minis
try, " The Duke had thrown him oyerhoard.'' -
g Yes,' said the Marquis. but trust have
strength enoagh left to swim 70 he other SIDE
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used to than years
oefore effort made TO initiate it but the great de-
maud for IT. and its wonderful" success, have induced great
nnber Of to initiate in various ways--upw ards
otiy different mixtures have been got up in imitation o
IT. which conuacing broc Of its being medicine Of great
re Some selling Sarsaparila aud other syrups i'm
posing them the ignorant for the Panacea; others are
mSngt'c genuine medicine with moasses, &c making
three Dot IF thus retaining OF lis virtues
others using he genuine Panacca their bottles 10 Per-
urn cures TO obtain certificates to glue their rebdhon
Se These limitations and adult have, in many in
stances, potrac,cd the suierngs OF patients in diseases
where the genuine Paacea would have proved instantly
efhcacious. therefore deem il duty owe the public
to assure them that composition Of my Paaacea is not
known it communicated to any other person inay
way whatever; and consequently, that all other mixtures
represented 10 be mine, are fraudulent impos,iors.
VIM. SWAIN,
No 221 Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets near Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
Communications, post paid. and orders from any part
othe world, will receive immediate attention.
TIP, Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOIiNSON'S
DRuG AND MEDICINAL STORE. No. 90, Market
Street; and also, by J. BRINGHURST.
Oct 16, 1927. 97-1y
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04

Delaware d North Carolina Consolidated Lottery
Seventh Glass. To he dawn at Wilmington, Del. on
Friday the 18th April, 1898, at 10 O'clock A NJ So
Der lotery8 drawn ballots
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-04
NOTICE.

Will be exhibited by the
subscribers, for sale, on Sham
bles No. | and 2, HIGH street
Market, on Saturday Tie 5M #
Jp"I, the beef of the la'ges, pair
of OXEN that eyer were E,t.pI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
FOR THE wA1CHMAN.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

IN some of the last numbers of the Delaware
Gazette was sorry to see Mr.. Han ker had 50 far
deyated from the path of good manners and truth
as to commence some very un.enerous and unjust
remarks on the character and qualifications Of Mr..
Jomss our Representative to Congress. 1t is as
touishing that man protesting to be governed by
the mild and mcrcifnl precepts Of Christ shnuid
so far forget himself I'm the heat Of party strife,
OF in his zeal to his employels.) as to en-
sleavor to injute the character and reputation OF
such man as KELSEY JOINS, Jr. whose charac.
Ter in n moral point Of view is considered unexcep-
tiouablc and ii political light very respectable,
only wanting experience to make him most valu-
able public servant. But tile Jackson fume produ
ccs deirium, dcrilcction of the mind, that pre-
pares many Of its subjects for saying or doing al
most any thing that they suppose will injure those
who differ from them in opinion This is an I'M
fortunate state Of things. Formerly the press was
a scolrce for the vile and evil doers-but the pre-
srnt political controversy has in degree changed
its character ;--disanpontment has operated SO
powerfully on the 9 Combinations that they have
become like wolves dcvourlng the unoitcndlng
sheep at all times when they not guarded. In
The M!l Of 1926, when Mr.. Johns was nominated
BY his party for the state Senate. Mr.. llarker tud
the public Of his virtues and qualifications. and no
one was disposed to contradict the truth. But
now how different Mr. Johns is the same, but
ny - w idNVi ~ tnc VI'sNnL
tration; and that alters the case. In Mr.. liar
ker's opinion, that disqualilits him. Guere
any prrson except Mr.. I!arkcr say that Mr.. Johns
is not in every respect better qualified for the sta
ton he now occupies than his opponent at the last
election would have been Will men of reputa.
ton and good sense, of either party, sit still and
see the characters of best men sported with in
thi, way s--is not every man VINO values his own
reputation, bound to discountcnance such a course
of lndiscriminatr censurc and abuse? Even our
Governor, and other of best citizens. have not
escaped the clp Of Mr.. llarkcr - indignation and
far what Because the, meiited crn>ure ? No
Little more than a year ago. Nr liarker spoke in
terms of the highest commendation of many of
them but their sin j. they now differ with Mr..
tarkcr IN opinion respecting ~ho shall be Pres
dent. This i, ton much for him PATIENTLY to bear
Tie must abuse them. 1t therefore oehooves every
man, Of every part,, who values his cha acter and
who has charity enough to think people may hon
estly ilter in opinion, to set his face inst such
a course of defamation, and guard his ne'2hbor's
and His own REPUTATION.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
SiIERIEENS SAL

EeY virtue Of writ of evari Facns 10 n,e Greeted,
I'D will be exposed 10 pubic sale, Ut the louse Of P-tee
liendrickson (Buck Tavern,) Iii Chr'ans hundred,
Wednesday the certh Of January nexI, At O'clock
NJ, all hat arcc Of Land, situate in Chisana
hundred, bounded BY lands If r. Dupont & Company,
McIane, Mlgan and others; Vbereun erected cotton
fac DRY Of one, AID the necessary buildings accon,no
date the hands containing ten acres or less with
water right to cover half OF ground for the bepe
fit Of the factory Also. three quarters Of c land
adjoining the above acres, and particularly tesc ihrd
follows, Ito wit J Beginning at All fo' pin III By
Squirrel creek corner now or late of T.. Dap, ~ co..
thence thereby stone of AL ID Da Fonts land,
thence thereby stone, thence stone william DIN
mans line, thence Herewith crossing sad creek stone,
thence other land now of Samuel ovc,o he nde he
creek in the direction of ash tree BY the uoiti cst
side the creek thence down the creek The cours
thereof, to the place of beginning, Containing inc
acres and hundred and tweEytour perces, bang he
tract and premises conveyed by S"rnei L and
Love his wife, by "lentnre bearing date the nineteenth
dav of July, A. ID 1873 John u. Carte :--Iogether
with all and singular the houses buildings, barns, stables,
gardens, orchard improvements ways, woods, waters
courses, rights, liberties, privileges Entertainments and
appurteances whatsoever, ,ereunto belonging any
wise apper,anng. Seized and lakcn in execution as the
property of John D. Carer. and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAS, sig.
Newcastle, Dec. 29ih, 1927. lo-6,p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
From the Raleigh (.N. CO Register.

We have seen a model of Rail,cay by Mr.
Nash our Engineer, which seems peculiarly adap-
ted to country like ours 1t is what i, called a
single elevated railway and may be alike advan-
eeous!s used for the transportation of heavy bur-
thens the rapid conveyance ct persons. Its
utility has been tested in England, and it recon.
mends itself to US, on account of its economy
The rail is to be of wood with iron castings laid
on its surface and keyed to it, for the wheels Of
the carriage to run on. II NAV be Of an, desira-
bic size according to the probable weight it may
have to sustain and is to be set on posts OF unequal
length, so as to preserve perfect level on an
uniform inclined plane. 10 the posts, will be
fastened cross sills projecting several feet from
each side, so that plank can be laid down to form
path to cross ra.iues or any depression Of coun-
try thus avoiding the expense OF culv"rts and en-
bank A s',et. not unlike Covered bridge.
can be put up 10 protect the whole work FROM The
weather, the consideration Of always having dry
path To use as we'll as being at all seasons eltrcu-
ally sheltered, may counterbaancc any extra ex-
pense for this purpose.
Mr.. N. has also constructed a donHe etpcntSd
Nail'ray, which is different principles from ans
hitherto invented. 1t will have all the advantages
of the single railway for shelter and bridges. and
y better adapted for the conveyance OF large bur
theDs. 1t consists Of two rails made IN all re-
spec's like the single one, placed few iect apari
ca the same level, and parallel to one another. tn
10 be used, two on each rail. Between the rails
box is to be attached to the wheels which are con
nscseil with each other Oh tic rails by .ranA!e bars
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
MAN-WORSHIp.

The idol Of the Jackson party to exhibit himself
New Orleans the 9Th of January. The pretence s t.
celebrate the anniversary of the victory obtained at tina
place in 1915 But who does not that the whol,
maoeuvre intended to have effect upon the coming
eeconl Jackson is 10 be there. He I" NEITHER SEEKS
OFFICE" se2es az all IN e election,
cept at his oren fre-side
The last Republican contains an advertisement calling
together he Iacksonans of the county, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates this great political meeting. PEG
Pile go two thousand miles the General Mo-
exactly Something more is to be done the
THAI good eatiog and drinking -ELEcToNEEmse is the
main business, and General Jackson avas himelf of the
Opportunity Of contributing his share the scheme. Let
be said hereafter that he neither seeks decline
Offices 9iprinna.i Gnsese.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01

Mfssns. EDirons-In looking over one Of your
ate papers, perceived an article under the head
If Kaii.wnys the w'iter"f which is Of the opinion
that it would be thing Of great advantage to con
struct one from this place to The Chesapeake
After taking the subject under deep consideration.
have come to the same conclusion. But am
very ignorant in these matters and il your cores,
pondcnt would inform me, through the medium of
your paper, tie probable expense our citizens
would have TO incur, together with tho time it
would require to finish it, he would obse
AN INQUIRER.