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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
JACKSON. MEETING.

The undersigned Chairman and Secretary OF
.Me Meeting held at Christana, on the seven,
|,eenth day Of September, 1927, bcs leave to call
.he particular attention OF the Electors OF New
castle County, friendly to General .endrev Jafh'-
.n, to the County Meeting, to be held on the 9lst
instant. at Christiana.--lt is Of vital Importance
that tie meeting should be fully attended,
and that every individual should be 50 sensible OF
\ this as to induce hlm warmly and effectively to
contribute his best exer;lons to the proinet'on 81
the cause Of the People. The full Attendance OF
the electors is the more earnestly solicited At the
Meeting on the alst instant, because measures
\ OF geat moment to the cause throughout the
State, are to be considered, and more especially y
the mode, and preparatory steps necessary tor 'he
Iurmatiun OF the County Ticket, 50 as to com"
hand the undivided support Of the Friends OF the
Peoples rights.-and as the best friend Of Those
lights, ,-General Andrew Jackson.
WILLIAM SEAL, Chairman.
JoHN ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE-EXTRA.

The old jockies it is said, have discovered, that
young Steady is out Of heart for the fall races
Since his return from the Washington course, a
strict examination has been made into his state,
The result of which is, that ovcrleedng and hard
working have injured his wind. The only hope
of bis appearing again or the Delaware turf, Is
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
JACKSON MEETING.

FfSE friends of General Jackson in Kent CouEy are re-
D. qnesed to al the State House IN Dover on Sal
uray the 10Th of July at ten o'clock in The morniug.
general attendance particularly requested as much husi'
Of Importance will be transacted and all The prem''
nary arrangements Of the party be made This is call from
The PHorLEupon Themselves Their rights and liberties ave
Al stake; nothing can preserve them but un,lr'ng vgl.
lance, pacscd upon the principles Of public virtue Let
them look to it,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

The activity and zeal displayed by our Borough
Council, first in introducing the Brandywne wa
ter to our town, and row in distributing it through
the various streets; deserves the commentator OF
their fellow townsmen. That our friends abroad
may understand something OF this first rate I'M
provement, we have determined to give brle
description of it, that those acquainted with n.y.
'lraucs may perceive its perfection, and Will
What little power mighty column Ct water j
driven about at pleasure. For this We are lndebt
ed to the talents and energies Of Jonas Z. Fair
taab, ESQ, Civil Engineer of this place.
The water which puts these works in motion i
.akcn from tie race at the nrandywine Mills, an'
ialls upon an overshoot wheel IA feet inches II
diameter, with 40 buckets, capable OF containing
'wo cubic feet EACH The length OF the gate il
aS7 teet, and cape, l.75 inch. The pump barre
8.05 inches in diameter, is double, with suctlon
and six feet stroke, the wheel making clever
fsTr'utions per minute, The ascending maln y
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

founded on turning him out 70 grass al.u pais.ag
him under the care of new set of grooms
In the meantime some of the knowing unes CT
the club are anxious to bring forward Gentfe
Johaay. lie is colt of the best blood, and 1t is
thought will distance any thing that can be brought
against him. The report Of lis being hoof bound
is not true. Bets Of five to three are offered upon
johnny.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
TO IVfE UNFORTUNATE.

TUAvlNG discovered " sovereign remedy for The cure
of disease, which has here oiore haied the skill OF
the Whole medical i4cuy-we are induced 10 make IL
known the public ad for other motive s'ian the gen
era good Me well aware tht there are many very
celebrated medicines before tie public, anorg which VIC
find the Panacea Ca.hocon Pnlmel and myriad CT o,i
ers protesting almost all diseases that flesh
heir TO-" Yet not Of them makes mention OF eveF ~
ring eceaeea PURSE" probably the mnst inyeeTae dis
ease in the ahole catalogue of nirmties that We f'o
mortals are troubled with The medicine We oer war
raned gcnune presume will doubt the fact ~heH
they bear in mind The SURPRISING cu'sa eJeesea M tsef
by It's almost magical influence. invaids have ony sup
py themselves with the ,ritng sum OF two dollars, and
present it al the golden aamher So where may be ooainc
This great dtsioe,ua which will raise them from paHe.
10 glorious inirpenieace
NEXT THURSDAY the scheme Of The Dsiaa.,e .i1..
Nor Ccrona Consolidated Lottery Glass No g Extra VIII
be drawn in lhs borouh dl number lottery Sdrawn aai
lots. ~
Seheme.--l prize of $4,000; of 1866 , os ia99 /:
Ticket S2--lalt Sl--Quarter 80 cts.
For sale in great variety of fancy numbers At
Robertson y kitise e
Office, No. %, Maiketsrsct, Wilmington, b,;'
June 80. !.
Cash paid for prizes presentation Orders rom
promptly executed uncnrcnt Bsuk Notes bought af'Ns
lowcs rates, 'une $
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

meeting Of the Temperance Society Of Wilrne.o-,
will be held at the Town Hall, Tuesday, the Gath nst
AT ocluck, r NJ.
Citizens and others respectfully invited to attend az
address Of general interest will be delivered.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

1Es Vebsfsr Dinner.--We have perused the
speech Of Mr.. Webster and also the speeches OF
Mr.. Everett and others delivered at Faneul Hall,
on the occasion of dining Mr.. Webster, and we
are at loss to know, whether the whole matter
ought to be treated as mere farce, got up for the
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
COHENfS OFFICE,
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,

GtEOGRApHy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mem
W sura,on, Surveying, and Algebra with the Elements
oi mental and moral Science, Will be taught by the sub
scrioer, On very reasonable terms.
The situation t the school is high and healthy and ur~
der the direction of = committee OF Friends.
no. 20, 1898. 45--4t AQUIILA THOMAS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

2f2o feet, turns three right angles, at which c.g
cular pipe isplaced. One thirteenth Of the water
that passes over the wheel is thrown into the BASIN,
rising 100 feet, which is, as we understand Is It.
higher than at the Fair Mount works, where the
head and fall is #. 6 in, the ascending maia
about 800 it., with no horizontal angles, and
where not more than one ne-thiIteth uf the water
expended on the wheel is thrown into the basin,
SO that greater quantity Of water is here thrown
up, greater height, and seven times the distance.
allowing the fall to be double, Notwithstanding the
additional distractions. The basins contain one
million of gallons and are so constructed as to be
used separately or together, as convenience may
dictate. The whole cost Of this work is about
81 500, and including the mill, Sl5.50o.
We are not intimately acquainted with the plan
which Mr.. Fairlamb has adopted in the construc-
ton OF these works, but it is due to HIM, to say
that notwithstanding TIE difficulties he had to en-.
counter in the progress, in overcoming prejutices,
and in presenting lis views to the favorable ac-
ccptancc OF those who had to pass upon the plan
he has completely succeeded, and our Borough
now enjoys supply Of water, more than will be
equal to all it, ,vant5 for half century to come.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
President,
Andrew jackson.
I'ice President,
John C. Calhoun.
TOMORROW

TIE people mcctat Christiana. Come
cne, come all ;-'tis your country calls.
JACKSON and REFORM is the Watchwcrd.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
COHEN's oEFICE-BALTIMORE

Sd class Maryland STATE Lottery, for 1898.
10 We dawn in the City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday, 25th June, (this .Month. ],
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

MAD D0G.--We have been informed that a
mad dog matte his appearance on the premises of
Mr.. Garesche, to-day, and has bitten two dogs
and pig. lie is supposed to have come into this
town. We hope our citizens will be on their
guard.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

TIE proceedings of the jackson Meeting il
Broadkn, came to hand too late for this day
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
A Cook Wanted,
To whom liberal wages will be given, inq1re at
GAIT
ralssnble Property.
FARM FOR SALE.

nv virtue of decree Of the Chancery court the
subscriber will offer at public sale on Saturday Soth
Of July instant, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. at Mr.. Mo
news tavern in Chestertown, the property whefeoh
Unit Angler resided at the time OF his DEATH com
monty called his home farm. .c c,oo,a.
TIis farm lies within about six miles OF Chester
town and is convenient to the established landing
an turner's Greek 1t contains BY late survey
fo4r hm.tred md foriydre acres OF which lar
proportion is in wood. !,
The improvements are good dwelling house, an
excellent Granary, with stables &c. &c.
IN, character which this farm has long sustained
ius,i6es the assurance that it Is well worthy I'VE
notice of persons disposed to purchase valuable
settlement.
The purchaser will be required TO execute o"n.'
with security TO be approved by the Subscriber
condilioued for the payment Of the purchase money
with interest from the day OF Sale, IN three
equal nstalnents of six, twelve and eighteen
months. , cI
Further particulars made known at the Sale.
A plot Of the land may be seen by calling on tn
! Subscriber. ,,,s ,,.....
4 Chesterrown, July 4. z4-'s
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
MORE Ian ID.

At the same time and place, the Subscriber. as
agent for John 4. Woodland will otter at pue ,he
ssIp marcel of land Immediately contiguous to the
.h,se Described, home farm OF the late Unit Anger.
containing 1875 acres and usually called ME i
LAMB FARM. This farm has been cultivated
for several years with the above mentioned nome mS
farm and as part Of the same plantahon' anu
wnnla he very desirable property to the owner OF
that estate. 1t will however make Of itsei com
Portable little establishment.
The Subscriber will also offer at the same
ime and Mace. the farm heretofore the property o.
xaid Anv;rr. called the DWYER FARM, contain
ing 81 acres. e ~
These farms are both in the occupation Of Jo .
A. Woodland, and may be viewed by application
To him.
The terms proposed are three equal. insta'ment
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months,wlth interest
but the credit will be altered, if necessary, to sui
purchasers CO..
'io' e. +. CHAMBERS.
June OF,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
IL Farm for Safe.

nv virtue Of decree of Kent county court, the
Subscriber will, on SATURDAY the 2Jth OF July
next at il o'clock, A. Nj. offer at public sale II IT
Mr.. Moneys Tavern, in Chestertown, all the rlst
and interest of Margaret and Edward a. Harris
the infant children Of the late William Harris, dec d.
in and to the farm or plantation formerly, occupied
by Mr. James Harris, Jr. now occupied BY Capt
John Constable. cc,.
iii. (arm lies within miles Of Chesterown, and
contains about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACREs. with considerable improvements. There
are about 1870 acres oft beautiful arabic ianu u-
der good fencing, about SO in wood ana me RESIDUE
in mealow--The improvements are dwelling MOUSE
in tolerable repair new barn and cow shea
corn house. meat house, &c. Excellent water and
a Young orchard add TO the value OF this proper
ty. ,n;n
The purchaser will be required to give Bono WIN
approyea security for the payment OF the purchas'
money /, three equal instalments, of one two ant
three years, with interest from the date, payable
,Furt6er particulars at the sale. ;.
E. F. CHAMBERS, Trustee
~. The Subscriber as Trustee of William Har
rs and AGENT for the other propretors, WILL at tn
same time offer at sale, the remaining interest Il
the farm above mentioned. The terms Will be dc
clarcd on the day Of sale. :, : c,,,mnnnc
June ~.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
"A MOSY VAAVAEAE
ia II WI.

BY virtue of Il Decree of the Chancery Court,
the subscriber will offer at public .,le at Mr.. Mo-
ney's tavern in Chestertown ON SATURDAY the
Goth fully next, at II o'clock, A. M. the well
known
Farm, called Kennard's Point,
Formerly the property of James Buchanan, decd
and afterwards Of Jesse Colse.
Th. farm lies in Kent county, on the waters OF
Churn Greek. and Still Pond, in such manner as to
be enclosed by four hundred pannels OF fence.
1t contains about five hundred and twenty three
acres, of which fair proportion is in wood, and,
a part of the residue might easily be converted into
meadow.
The buildings are Dwelling House, Meat
House, Granary, Corn House, and Stable, not IN
very good repair.
1t is believed that there is not a more valuable
farm for the size of it in the county, and persons
DESTROYS ofinvesting capital in land, are confident
y invited to make themselves fully informed OF its
| worth.
The purchaser will be required to give bond with
approved security for the payment of the purchase
money, in four equal annual payments with lnteres
from the day Of sale.
The purchaser will have liberty to seed whea
this fall and will receive possession on the first 0
January next.
Further particulars on the day of sale.
E.F CHAMBERS Trustee.
June 27, 1923.
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vol. III.
CONDITIONS.

THE DELAW.aRE JOURNaL IS pub
.h.d m Tuesdays aud Fridays, at four dollars
s'''u ,,u,n: tzoo dollars every siG months IN ad-
aa " NO paper to be discontinued, at'ltil ar
Fsurugss are paid. ,
advertisements inserted on me usnat ternls-
Viz One dollar for four insertions Of strteen
Gaes. and so in proportion for every number 9,
\ JJ;t;onaI lines aud insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
Diridend.

|vxyHE General Board OF Directors OF the Far
i mers Bank of the State of Delaware, have TINS
|a,v declared Dividend at the rate OF Four per
.oDt per annum for the last half year, payable
n the STOCKHOLDERS or their legal representatives
any time after the 9th instant. j.
an' C.P. COMEGYS, Cashier.
| Dnrer. .JalN 1st, 1928. @---oe
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-15
From, the United States Guzette,

The following is the Address adopted on Monday
at the town meeting Of the friends uf the Admins
tratlon.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
DRAWING OF THE

Delalcare s. North Carolina Consolidated Lo.tesg
l.XlNA--CIASS NC. ,
The subscribers, Commissioners apponte hv the GcYs
ernor Of the State Of delaware, to speTneni the drawing
of the Delawn,e q North Carolina Conaghdaca Loer.
Glass No 2Esa, do hereby certify that the taowlns
the numbers that this day drawn trcr The ~
bers placed in the wheel, VIE
46-21--29-.--l7- 80 12s-.-3.- 40.
And tia. the sad numbers drawn in .he o.3er In
which they stand above that TO say NO 10 vas e s
No. 81 was The secont.--No 90 was the ,hiraNo. II
was The fouth-No SO the tth-No 70 was the sixth
No was the seventh, and No 10 the eighth and last
Witness hands al Wilmington this Soth gay OF JUNG
1928. FIXED LEoNAhD.
JOHN M'CLUNG,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
ANOTHER, AND FEr ANOTHER.

A Mr.. Alexander McllhenIy, Of uniontown Maryland,
has written letter to gentleman in Fredercktown, wlch
as published by Mr. Cay's "by authority" press Of that
place, concludes as follows:
"Mr Dinsmorc related the following aneciote of Gen.
Jackson who he said, IN PASSING DOWN WITH 4
DROVE OF NEGROES. halted at the Agency 10 refresh,
&c. Being about proceed, Mr. Dnsmore Observed that
necessary for persons passing through the nation 70
show their passports Gen. Jackson replied, "tha Gen.
jackson required asspor. travel through the Indian
nation" Mr.. Dinsmoe sad, hat he did not know Gen
jackson from any other man. and that in demanding his
passport he only doing his tuty in conformity with
instructions from the War Department BY this time, the
General, having sent forward his negroes, had mounted
his horse and laying his hand ubon his PISTOLS significantly
| replied. these General JacksonS passpo,tsft"
have often thought of this anecdote of Mr.. Dnsmcres
whenever the Constitution, law, the orders oi govern
| ment have thwared the arbitrary zy,1 of this
Shall rveapsns of uar be his passport to saec and
TO the Char of SAFE? A. McLliENNY
Mr.. McIlhenny is Just sucha witness as the neces
sites of the coalition require. Fraud forgery, and
rALsEHooD are the instruments used and remard
ed BY those now in office. Mr.. Dnsmore is now
in this city, and has seen Mr.. Mcllhenny's state
ment, and we are authorised to say, that no such
incident as that stated, occurred between him
and Gen. jackson, nor die he ever relate the an
ecdote as stated by Mr.. Mcllhenny. We pro-
nounce Mr.. McIlhenny's statement to be an un-
qualified and deliberate falsehood.
Y s, Telegraph
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
GRAND LODGE OF DELAWARE.

At stated communication Of the Grand Lodge
Of Delaware, held at Wilmington, the 97th
June, 1928. the following Grand officers were
elected.
M. w. ]. F. Clement, Grand Master,
X. w. JOHN McClung, Deputy Grand Master,
r. w. David r.. smith, Sr. Grand Warden,
r.. w. A. II. Pennington, Jr. Grand Warden,
Il. w. F. II. Thomas. Grand Treasurer,
r. w. w. Il. Read, Grand Secre tary,
The NJ. w. Grand Master then made the fol.
lowing appointments.
r W. Thomas Clark, Sr. Grand Deacon,
r. w. James Latimer, Jr Grand Ma,shall
K. w. George Frame, Grand Sword bearer,
X. w. Rev. J. Wilson, Grand Chaplain,
w. Grand Tyler.
Grand Observation-Disclosures Huxley, Chandler
and ] Simpson.
Grand Observation-Disclosures s. Harker. ]. Latti
mer, Jr, ]. G. Oliver, T. A. Rees, c. Tunnel and
John Tenant.
Committee Of Correspondence w. P. G
NJ. Willard Hall, M. w. r. 6. NJ. Arnold Nau
dain, Geo. Read, Jr., r, w. +. &. Jr. w. Jane.
Cochrane, and w. L. Read.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

III. 1t benolds US struggling against usurpaon
of power hears US calling upon one Of our reyola-
tionary sires, to save by the spirit Of '76 from
the pollution Of our servants. Beholds the will Of
the people set at naught, finds iherty's citadel At
tackled by ambition temagosues, and while it
weeps over the awful alterations from virtue, which
half a century has made, points to ardreoy jack
son, as the man, in whose bosom glows that fire
which inspired the sons of freedom fifty years a.
go-and in the name Of the great father Of his
country, by whose spirit he is guided, calls upon
him to protect and defend our a.tars, to save Us
from our rulers.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
NOTICE..

EosEpH TAILOR, Dookbinder, of Philadelphia, fell
eB ,elooard ON the packet sloop Fame, ednesday
nigh last, the Deaa river opposite this Borough and
was drowned 1t believed he had clothing at the
time except SHIRT, blue pan'aets and wRistcoat. He
about % years OF aye, five feet s nches hgh gh, hair
Anv information respecting the bed. will be thankfully re
ceiyed by James Wilson, No s, West High street, Will
minrton by whom it VIII be communicated tc bis mother
In phlIadephia. tNne u
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

Some persons have been poisoned at Gloucester
Mass. BY eating raw muscles and clans. Two
of the persons died CLAIMS were given to two
cats, and they both died. II is said that the In
either u the months Of May, June, July, or Au.
gust,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

The Owego Gazette speaks as follows Of the
venerable chairman Of the meeting Of revolu;iona-
ry officers and soldiers, at which resolutions in fa-
vour Of Andrew Jackson we're unanimously passed
Major Wpstbrook held the office Of Major, and
was in constant service in the New Jersey line,
from '-6 to SO. lie has resided in this county SO
years; has held many important civil trusts ii.
our county, always dischalgins their duties wih
credit and ability. lie is now 82 years old, and
in the full enjoyment Of his health and faculties.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

DlED-On Sunday afternoon, the 29th ult., JOSEPH,
infant son Of SAMUEL iiAnKEn, Esq.
Owing 10 this di1penssti0n Of vne Providence the De
Law are Gazette viii ot be issued to-day.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

0 The Rev. Mr. BeaeH will preach in the First Freshly.
teian Church this evening There will be service and
in the place next Sunday morning and event
Jug, BY the Rev Mr. to Pastor of the Episcopal Con.
grrgatlon. juiy
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
4 SIGN

Nos TO- 60 A. the third Capital in the last Class draws
in This Borough and prize of $1,000! was sold byus r
shares The fortunate holders invited TO cs and re.
ceve the Cash
Nos 90 26, 81 the Capital prize of $4,000 in he last
drawn Connecticut Lottery, sold usual, at the
Prize selling Office" and the Cash Paid on presentation
rhe above we think are very important S'ens" 10 ID
ven,rers they will least teach them where TO apply
Rhode ISLAND Consolidated lottery,
Sixth Glass. To be drawn q, Providence On Sa'asats
tie l2h Juiy, 1898. - ),
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

a Sign IN Oaio.--Wc could nearly fill our pa
per with the proceedings Of public meetings ir.
Ohio, in favour of General Jackson for the next
Presidency, and other signs" in this state, clear,
ly and conclusvely showing that our citizens
wide awake to the approaching contest, and wilt
meet the crisis Of Mr.. Clay's war. pestilence
and famine" like freemen. At battalion mus.
Ter in Decli,eld, Warren county, oD the 9TH inst,
vote was taken on TIE next Presidency, when
there appeared 2dG for jackson, and A for adams.
This IS the county in which Jeremiah Morrow re-
sides. the coalition candidate for United States
Senator.--.AntionaL Republican.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

II Gen. Metcalfe should not know what lie him.
self meant, when he stated to Mr. Hit !" we stand
uncommitted, and We must knoio something about
how the Cabinet Is to be tilpd," perhaps we can
assist him, by calling to his recollection some Of
his subsequent declarations. In the spring of
1925 the General met with Mr. John Desha, Ia
plain and honest farmer Of Nicholas county,) at
Carisle--when the following dialogue ensued:
Desha.-Well General YOU have made US Pre-
sdent
.Netcalfs.-Yes.
Desha.-Do you think the people Of Kentucky
will be pleased with yourvotep
.Netcatfe.-I think they will when they hear
my reasons.
Desha- What are your reasons, sir ?
..Hrtca9e. Why, we could not possibly get MIR,
Clay il the cabinet without voting tor ard elect
ng Mr.. Adams"
Now we would thank Gen. Metcalfe to state, as
he is here, on the spot, whether Gen Metcalfe's
declaration to Mr.. John Desha, does not explain
Gen. Metcalfe' 5 declaration to MIR. Hit ? To Mr.
Hit he said, az Washington, "we mas. know
something about ho1o the cabinet is TO be .flled'-
to Mr.. Desha, in Kentucky, he said g we could
not possibly get Mr.. Clay in the cabinet withou.
votins for and electing Mr.. Adams" We take il
as granted, that the statements of Messrs. Desha
and Hit ere true--that Gen. Metcafe will not
say they are untrue-and we therefore call upon
him to state, lit they do not prove the bnrgain,)
whether .hey do not establish the fact, that it was
uads,stood, that Mr.. Clay would he Secretary,
should Mr.. Adams be elected President ?
Louisville .9dr
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

"Ffown gh 1inon rf fom another WASHING TON.