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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
City persons ctmpose the cimittee named in the fourth

Fifty persons TO ctmpose the c6hmtee named in the fourth
This meeting, entertaining the highest sense Of the
great merit Of GENERAL. ANDREW JACKSON, believe
that no more happy occasion present itself of express
sing their sentiments OF his deserts than the anniversary
of the birth of the "FGthcr of his Counry,"-both emf
nenty distinguished citizen soldiers, the wisdom of the
choice which was demonstrated in the selection Of WASH
igtun, first chief magistrate, points with unerring
discrimination 10 Jackson next President therefore,
Resot,ed, by this meeting. that we highly approve of
the nomination of GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON, as
President and JOHN C CALHOUN, Vice President Of
the United States and that will cordially unite in all
and every. honorable means of yielding them decided
supports believing do that the best Interests of the
country connected with the result of the coming eec
ton
Resotued That do not doubt that General jackson is
warmly attached to the of domestic Industry has
been abundany eynced by his public votes and conduct
and his private life
Re.otoed, That this meeting will promote an early and
decided organization Of the friends Of General Jackson
and the Rights Of the People, in this State, and to effect
such object
Resolved, That for
Christiana Hundred John Torbers, DR.. Allen Mcrane,
Allan Thomson, James La,imer, Jr Josiah Clement, DIR
John l. Morris General John Caldwell James Delaplan,
Joseph Chandler and Thomas Baldwin,
Brandysine HundrsdJohn Elliot, George Forward, EIar
man Taley,
Nal Greek Hunarrd-Andre~ GRAY, John Harlan,
| Wnite Clay Greek Hundtea-Cul Henry Whitley, Geo
Russell, Nathaniel Wife,
! New Caste Hundted-Jamcs r. Black, James Rogers,
u William r. Read,
4 Red Linn Tundred-Iohn sutton Ehu jefferson.
Pfncdder HEndred-Lefi Boulden, Nathan Bouldcn, Dg
! jacob Moore,
4 ST. Georges HundreI-A p. Reading, George Houston,
Augustine Fl Pennington,
qbtoquinmink Hundred-James Chambers Robert Coch-
ran, and Thomas Deakynes
and they hereby appointed committee Of cores
pnndence, whose duty shall be obtain and disseminate
the earliest information connected with the present
test correspond with similar committees, and call TO-
ge,her meetings Of the people whenever OCCASION shall
:, call for them
On notion Resoiytd That the Chairman and Secretary
of this he added the named in the
above resolution
RESOLVED. That the proceedings of this meeting be PUB
hed in the papers OF tins State friendly to the election Of
General Andrew jackson.
After brief remarks by Mr.. Clement, Dr. McE.ane
aud the Secretary, upon the and importance Of the
present political struggle, the meeting adjourned.
4 C. p BENNETT, Chairman
I Attest, SAxuEh HiRKHR, secretary.
.The Cha rman requests the persons named in the dit
feret hundreds others TO act with them, the
number of FIVE in each
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
JACKSON MEETING.

A, meeting If the friends Of GENERAL ANDREW
JACKSON assembled according to notice, at the Town
han i, thr Borngh IF Wilmington, Friday Febrnar,
90 1898 Major CALM BENNETT called to the Chair
and SAMUEL HAaKEn was appointed Secretary.
In consequence of the Inconvenience of meeting IN the
morning, ii was, motion, Resoved That we adjourn
until o'clock in the afternoon
In the afternoon the meeting reassembled, pursuant to
adiournment and being called to order, James iatmer
Esq., rose and delivered address in relation to the
bect Of the meetng and the subject OF the great point
engaged in fo chile showing the improperly OF
sppor,ng the reelection Of the present incumbent OF the
Presidential chair, and the proprety of giving TO General
ter which he presented the following preamble and reso-
Lons which were several, read and unanimously adopt
ed after the adoption Of resolution for the chair to name
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
Damage By Lightning This is a strange title

Damage By Lightning. This is strange title
for winter paragraph, but it is nevertheless trues
that remarkable thunder storm occurred on the
evening Of the Cd instant. in Ontario county, New
York, during which the dwelling house Of Mr..
John Lewis, about six miles south west of Geneva,
was struck by lightning and considerably damaged
1t entered at the end opposite the chimney, shiver-
ed two of the rafters, and descended into the eel.
lar. tearing off in its progress the clap boardss
breaking windows &c. Fortunately none of the
family were injured. Poulson
.;9o,ris Ciai-The bill, says the New Jersey Eagle,
authorizing the extension Of the Morris Canal 10 the Hude
son, has passed both houses Of our Legislature.
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TOWN MEETING.

At meeting Of the Citizens Of the town Of NrwcIrrLr,
held the Eagle Tavern JANIS Roerns Esq appun-
led chairman, and JoHs MooDr, Esq. secretary,
The chairman having stated the object of the meeting
It was upon motion
Resotued That Ras Road from this town TO point
the Elk River would be highly benchcato the interests
Of the citizens Of Newcastle and its vicinity, and ought 10
engage their undivided support
Resoped As the Of this meeting. that cooperation
10 effect is object, wth our feoa citizens Of whining
tpn highly expedent, with view 20 mutual interests
Resotced. That George Read, Jun. Thomas Stockton
and John Janyer. be committee 20 consider the subject
confer with any committee appointed by our fellow cit
Of Wilmington and make report to this meeting te
be called by said committee, chen prepared to report
Hesored That these proceedings be published in tue
Wilmington Newspapers.
JAMES ROGERS, Cha,yaGa.
JouS MooDr, Sec'y.
Del Advertiser and Journal requested to republist
the above.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26

Washington, February 2s.-It is with deep con
Germ that we announce the death of MAJOR GENE
RAJ BROWN, Commander Chief OF the Army
Of the United States. He expired yesterday al
about half past twelve, being in perfect possession o.
his senses TO the last and expressing few minutes
of his Maker, and an entire confidence in his mer
cy.
We understand that an official order on the sub
ject Of the funeral which will not take place before
Wednesday, will be issued in the course Of thi;
day. Nat. journal.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
President,
Andrew jackson.
T,rp President,
John C.. Calhoun
ITO be contin,led.)
,pAy, February 26, 1928.


Hrsr Corrected Il, will always be our practice when
Ne have made statement that is wards found 10 be
Erroneous To admit the fact the error, and as far
Is pr sshie repair all injuries inflicted In the present
tse, injury has been done, beyond what will be amply
aoned for this speedy and prompt correction Of the
Error
In paper of the 18th inst. stated, that VIC bad
A heard that, offer made to Louis Mci.anc to
Ne Secretary Of Treasury for Mr. Adams. That we heard
70 IS true; but our informant mistaken, and we are
How author ICED say thai such offer ever made.
As connected with this SUBJECT. will be proper to re-
Nak that Fabrcus has left his name, to be given to
sinooen, will be seen by . reference to the CON-
nuncaton over that signature in this paper Fa6ri-
US too high minded too honorable, to make any at
Mmp at brag-he mems only to be understood, as being
Prepared to prove Timnleon that his charges have no
foundation in truth We expect tina Timoeon Will gladly
Pal himself IF this opportunity TO he convinced on tins
3becl, and when this ia done, make the needu repara-
&n.
t'mparson the Mary lander of the Goth there IS an
Fhcie very commendstory Of the conduct Of General
o for pardonng three out Of four, Of the soldiers con-
&mncd a, Norfolk, for deserton during the last var
M accord in this need of praise 10 Gen. Taylor for his
1emency But we wish at the time to observe, that
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
SEEDS,
Garden, Grass, Flower s Herbs.
O. & q. REYNOLDS

AVE just received from the Northv ard, large and
excellent assortment, which, in addition the sup,
ply already hands, Of well selected seeds from the vie
cnty and from the confidential Seedsmen in Phas
delpha, will insure the general supply offered
for sale this State The, slso intend keeping we'll
lected assortment of GARDEN TOOLs-io be had, whoes
sale and retail. at Hardware, Oil and Paint Store of
JonE RgyHoLDs, No SO, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may be hads
Coach, Cabinet Map Spirit and Bnot Yarnisl, Japan,
Paste Liquid and Cake Backing, and Razor Straps Of
superior quality all of which will be disposed Of mod
terms liberal discount will be allowed dea erss
articles.
2 Mo. %, 1888. 12-9t
3 Orders will be received and forwarded to ID & c.
Landret Nursery and Seedsmen, Philadelphia for Trees
aud urnatnenal Shrubs, &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
PRIZES IN DELAWARE.

Nos g. 49, A. quar- fthe Capital Prize Of sS000s
in the Delaware and NORTH Carolina Consolidated Lottery, 5h
Glass; was agents. (the Messrs. Coupers of
Newcaste,) who returned it to the morning of the
22d. We then sold il to Mr.. Barker. who we learn
disposed of ii TO gentleman residing Stanton We
also sold several minor prizes to residents Of this Borough
This indeed proof positive Of the good luck that ids
our Office We would recommend 10 friends AID pate
ron. forward Immediately aud renew their prizes
the Dismal Svamp Lottery Of Virginia, l2h Cass-Tc
Tickets $40. shares in proportion. For sale in great
variety Of numbers, at
Robertson 8 Little's,
Prize Selling Office. No. %, Market ST., Wilmington.
Feb. Is.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TIME above reward will be paid who will give
such information TO the Deiawarc FIRE Company, as will
enable hem prosecute to conviction, the person
sons no. few days since, entered the engine house of
that Company and destroyed the Torches and Trumpet,
therein. CHARLES REYNOLDS, Srcy.
Cd month 22d, 1928 l2-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
LEVY COURT.

NOTICE is hereby givcn bst the Levy Court and Court
~ of Appeal of Newcastle County, sitting Court of
Appeal, will meet At the Court House in Newcastle,
1u.sday she oh day Of March er and that the Court will
on that day be adjourned to the 11tb Of March,
and the Court OF Appeal will be adjourned Erie
day the 14th day of March. STOCKTON,
Clerk Of the Peaces
Newcastle. February, IS, 1928. 12--
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26
New Dry Goods Store.

TIME Subscribers lake leave inform their friends and
J. the public, that they are JUST unening
No. 100, South Second Street,
Three doors bsto,o Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
beautiful Of seasonsbe Dry Goods, conssiings
in part. Of superne and broad cloths blue black
and assd. colcurs cassneres ass'd sat ines snnes,
vesings superior prints ginghams and batteeses table
diaper, Irish linen and lawns; cambria, jaconet and book
tnusins borbaLeens, bombazetts and rattnetts eea
giant Of figured Swiss msns white and color.
ed hoskn gloves, fancy hdks; ladies' superior white sil
hose, very heap complete assortment Of gentemen's
stocks and superior blucblack Florence and silks
of various kinds Canton and Italian grapes; Grape shaws,
white and assorted coors ribbons brads, laces suspens
ders hosiery, gloves &c., blesched and brown musn
fine assortment with great variety of other goods
enumerated in this list all of which will be offered the
most favorable terms zSosac and RETAIL for cash
ceptances. SAMUEL VIM SAPPINGFON.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb %, 1928. 12-2m
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26

MARRED-On Thursday evening the Dist inst, by the
Rev. JoHx z. PEcKwoRTH, Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON to
Miss SARAH HAMILTON, all OF this Borough.
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DRAWING OF THE

DeIaware Y n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery
FIFTH CLASS.
The Subscribers being requested to superinend the
dra wing m the Deu.pare and North Carolina Consolidated
Lottery, Fifth Glass, do hereby certify that the following
the numbers that this day drawn from the yjorr
numbers placed in the wheel, viz:
9-4O-4I-1o-6-37-
And that the said numbers drawn in The order in
which they stand abnve that 10 say, No was the first
No 20 was the second-No Al was the thrd-No l6
was the fourthNo the ftth-No. 81 the sixth
and No. 10 was the seventh and last
Witness hands, at Wilmington this 22d day Of Fob.
ruary, 1923. FREB'R LEONARD,
w. A. MENDENHALL,
JOHN Mi;LUNG.
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n. u. j. S. has for sale, CARDELL'S large and small
ENGLISH acknowledgements with general assort-
OF School and Miscellaneous Books--Bank Books
Family Bibles &c &C.. which will be sold at reduced pces
Feb 26, 1923 12-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-26

Sixth Glass; 50 Numbers by ternary Combination, with
drawn Ballots To be drawn Wednesday, the Goth Of
March, 1929 at Wilmington. Del
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FOURTH EDITION,
CaraeAl's School Grammar.

Just received BY A. & Wilson. No los, Market streets
"Elemen,s 81 English Grammar, deduced from Science
and Practice. Adapted to the capacity OF Learners, By
William 8 Cardell.n
Teachers and storekeepcrs supplied on liberal terms
For sale as abore
g Jack Halsard," and TIE Hatby Family" by W, 8.
Cardelt
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WANTED.

4 few copies Of the LAWS OF DELAWARE passed az
IN The session Of 1885, for which liberal price will be
given, at
j. SCOTS Book and Hat Store.
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tnNT.NE.

TAR LEES Original (Windhaa) bilious rms or Fami
AZ iy Physc These much lshrs'ed Pulls are rtena.
.e.iNe, only at the orig mai jpensaty al va, ham,,
Gunn. by CHARLES Lee, bfctlcr Of tue late Dr. Samuel Ia
Paenee ci I've above nahed Pills, who has ever ,itce III
.ecesse Of DR. Lee imam, years s'nce,) prepared hem
The bill Of decons to the get. 'ne Lee, (lFrla,nf
Prs, is always signed the hand us- at Cha,k Ice
and Red label the sde Of each b Of tne SEND,
inc Pills. the Stereotype label signed by tsac homp
son font Proprietor With the otylnal Pate niee aud Who'll
sale ventcr If these Pills for The e. and elsewhere
No Wn,lbam Pills, bat such correspond with Mo
above description viii the ptoprecTs he accountable for
II pu chasers will he careful TO utcnase no Lees Wird
ham Pills. bu, such described above they wiH he
Certain gel the genuine kindbut otherwise as many
attempts have been made, and making 10 inmate
these celebrated Pills, which have for than ,h,
years such eaera satisfaction all WHO have lad
the genuine Slnd,
Almost, fnol all ihc respectable Druggists and s7o.hc
carries in the riinc pal Cities and towns the Uncd sat
WHO have been considerable time in the business :re
more less acquainted With The above facts and We CON
ilrrtly appeal Ia them support Of or CLAIMS Is tbf
de.ers in he genuine Lees Windham Bilious Pills OF
Family Physic.
CHARLES LEE. of Winlham
ISANG THOMPSON, OF New London
Ne" Lohdon, l1ohn) May 10 463o 34-ly
rF The above valuable pills for Gale in Wilmington
cy Il VAUGHAN (pl,ucipal agent,
.No. A, Market Street,
And Joseph Brnghnrs; Margaret Johnson Pete. Alrich
lusAus Uarlan, and luln White.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

AIR sCIlIFFELY informs his friends and the public,
I'VE tina, he has formed classes For said language. few
vacancies sill, remaining those DESTROYS TO await themselves
Of this opportunity MAY obtain tor the irarg 81 "a
per quarter For hours Of tu apply III school room
Second Street, nearly opposite Mr. Jones Brewery, where
his English Day Snt ol continues heretofore.
MI the necessary French books can be had a NJ
1osep,i scott's book store
ira station dove in ard from the French German Span
ST and la"an Languages, with accuracy AID despatch OF
moderate ierns.
Nav ~ 1879 SA-5i
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4 .v.EW IND CHEAP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

ATOW opeped by the subscriber at the North East Cor
~ ner of Market and Hqh Sreets,--wherc may be had
the low prices, the following articles, WIN an
others kept at establishment OF similar Character.
Sugars, Coffee, Teas life Of man. Perfect Love,
Pepper, Alspce Cloves, Nut Cinnamon Peppermint ana
megs Anniseed Codiao
Mustard, Ginger, Bengal and sugar House Molasses
Spanish Indigo West India do.
Chocolate, of lst and Cd quail Winter strand Oil
ity 5 INNER do. do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles an, Common do.
Fasks Coarse Salt
Rhode Island, Pine Apple and 6 ound DO.
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do
Cognac Brandy and lloan, NIlckerel No /, and IN
| Gin Barrels and Hall Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and American tlce and Farley
| Brandy almonds and Raislns
n East Rum and America is ,,iinace,l, Mould and
Gin mnn Ga dix s-whi an
,adcIra and Port Wiae snr,tep Of ii o0ms Brush
! t. sbnn and fcner III Wine IS SC. &c.
SHERRY ana Malaga Vine
4. Country produce taken in oarer and sold on con-
msspn GEO LUCKfEh
Wilmington. Nav |, 1873. 5l-on
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THE following certificate gives thc history @. the intro
auction Of The panacea into the Phadelr PISA Aims House
inhrlnary. Those who read IT, Will be vlaced that The
proprietor has feared the investigation Of the phi,
Clans or eudeavored % administer The medicine 10 secret.
II also the prcl,l'ces If the tacty--those VII
were 50 anxious originally exclude tho medicine from
:hs nsution, wnull neglect no opportunity OF expshrs
u nrtn Il hal ,ecn ,llucnl-
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mr. COOLS.

Snperfne broad clio lbs aud ca,uers, assorted coors;
In aud cotton r hng yellow ard ble in rorte and
dome nankin, Vaena Maise Hes, ioine, AID Floren
tine vcst - black. plain AID ,aiilcd bonbaaets Cir.
cassan 81 & ans, caic0es, canbrc, hcachtd and brown
shitng and sioetiiE musns, '. incns, long Law and
caubric linens, Leyantnes i1oVrnces GIos De Naples,
hitesrnE, far ard bandana hdas Cotton and nen 90
white aud coottd canton Grape ara Grape shans, green
hite and black italian d. wois'cd ad cDon hose aud
suspcuders York tan and beaver gloves iia sku make Of
Nd gloves OF superior quality, hte ard color dGHei'c
lads and stripes; 'aby bang-up and t'sbrrr cnrds
fistans and drngs, ilannels furniture aid srun che,
Swiss, null, b. ok and lacknrt mislirs; 81 So aud
dmiY crash, diaper and ahl nens, bed;ickrg; Russia
and imitation shceng, blcached and unhtaoltd,
linens, Osnaburg aud T,maps, Poret and Lancashire
lettings; Wilmington, jackson, Adams and Jefferson
srcs Jeans, Garcia stripe gnglams, black and brown
'oland sack,Eg. bottoms, sowing sks and sowing cottons
,enshaw, sarsene black and light coored lasting, &c.
GROCERIES.
gar. ca, Coffee moasses, flour, mackere in bbls and
hat is ginger, aspce pepper ground and in tn, gram
aega cloves &c, Together with general variety o.
Liquors and Sea Stores
PAINTS .a.ND OILS.
White lead black lead, red lead blue, red, yellow
ochre, Prssian blue, chronic yellow verdgrs ground
tno Try aent green tig blue, l0gwood, Sc.winter
,ummer, common, caster, nseed, and sweet Oils.
Earthen, China, Glass and Queensmare.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auction we
are certain sell hem at the reduced prices TO
those who may favor us with their custom
SAMUEL MCAULIEY
June 80, 1927. JOHN RICE.
n. b. We have in addition TO the above Jest rece, ed
general assortment FShioua5lc Uaoiand Iar HATS on
commison from the well known factory of Isaac Snor-
WELL No AZ, souhiront srcet, plade lpa-w hch viii
be sold low,
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Canal Packet Boat.
LADY CLINTON.

EVlE Subscribers tender her respects The public and
4 info m them that they have procured and i,ed IN
IN handsome Style Canal Packet Eeat, Which hey eirr
running the ensuing season, and from Delaware Civ
ST. Georges and summit Bridge or Deep Cur, on Tie
Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal for the accommodation
Of visitors and others
Ibis boat Mil run IN connection with the Salem Steam
Boa EsSex Leaving Summit Bridge ard ST. Georges of
Nnnday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at seven and
eight o'clotk and arrive Delaware cry, al O'Clock
where passengers can take The Steam Boat mme diate
tor phladephia Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday
afternoons, rpnn The arrival Of the Steam Boat from %
delpha, viii leave Delaware City, FOR St Georges and
Summit bridge.
Passage from Delaware City, 10 ST. Georges, Is Ga
6 flcrh do. To- Summit Bridge, 50
Returning, same price.
H. HUGO, Philadelphia,
I. MuLFORD, ST. Georges
Aprll TO- 1928. 27-f
N. The bnat viii be always in readiness TO accommo
date parties, from O'clock Monday "Wednesday and
Frtay mornings, 10 two o'clock, Tuesday THURSDAY
aud Saturday aiternoos and Sundays will meet any
Steam Boat that may arrive at Delaware City.