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even unto the East, dspelng the darkness which has fc
time rested upon them, must expect these things W
must look for display of fearful agones. What the pat
ronage of office cannot do, what cannot be effected b
nordnae desires for treasury pap. must be produced
possible in some other way. Directly to take tire
out OF the treasury and buy the IF the people, tile
deem too bold effort succeed But to give 1t ina
recty, that pay for such productions have bee
speaking Of is safer and more efecral mode .,ypec
then to see these pamphlets hand bills, lies and urge-c
multiplied 10 an indefinite amount ioo, for them toe
more infamous character than any which have yet az
peared
The .NasDs Conaimsdihe sun is rising IN he West :.
The East longer claim tie honor os,ieros in tn
new born political day Kentucl ylenocratic pail.oi
Kentucky has dspelied The clouds and darkness a have
f'r brief neriod hung upon tie western hor ga
OF light has sprung up there AM DATED its rays into tl
thick clouds Of the east, confirming tie intermediate
glon in lis sanguine hopes. Indiana, Illinois, Mississippi
Missouri Of brilliant magnitude gem the rev 20
Etica with doslipg light and proclaim the gloies
the coming day The political millennium is at hard al
men will lay down the implements of political afare ant
JON in The gadlcnng shouts Of eetnen the supremacy
of pure principles. From the West PUSHES on the larl
food Of light, which enisens and nvgolacs the ai.o,
people.
Kentucky has given US Jackson lieutenant Governor
and Jackson Lesaiure-t7vo in the senate and iourtce
in the lower house Necaf is elected Governor but tL
majority is only begsary 700. These and thousands Il
ether votes he got from Jackson The Jackson cleo
tora ticket will succeed by majority Of 1000 The Goa
i.on beaten down-evcn Sir. Clay las run ava,
from Lexington and landed at Cincinnati
!" '"'.''' oe" Du'o"" "'"J'''y IS ~" o'49o' AM
"heh al 'he returns come IN II VIII be $780,
htssSSPpa VA eee' zen iind Ny q large majority
nesss4rt, huch as she may love MIR. bates, WI teac
INN that the 'vH OF his constituents 'a':s' be oaeyed sh
has elected Mr. Fsa's BY large majority i IS nseles
20 paiticuarize, all the west Will go tor 'acksnn
me JACKSON electoral tcSc' Oh inda"a VIII succeed D.
am'jo'iy VI So3''
Mr. Adams VIII not ges vote beyond The
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02
The Steam Boat EranlSlin,
Noao lying at .D0rer Landing Gmiles hence

yHSiS heavily nbered Boat is built Of The best materials
N and coppeed 10 her Binds, her Steam Engine, f,s
simplicity Of construction and durability, is surpassed
by any on the Delaware, and The quanty Of fuel requisite
to keep IN motion az its almost force, is comparatively
and can comfortably accommodate hundred passengers.
She will be sold with without her Apparel and Fu.i-
may best suit purchasers Also eight Stage Coach.
Alsl 0 Horses that have been mostly tried and
found wanting in the desirable qualities Of that noble
quadrnped Among these the best horses seen
in Delaware and it is doubted, whether there ever was
exhibited, in the Uned States mary fine horses to be
sacrificed in day under the hammer Ut Sheriff.
The above property being seized and taken in execution
as the properly OF the Philadelphia iorer and Norfo
Steam Loaf aud transportation Company, will be soti
without reserve by
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Nehemiah Clark, !M'FofK'tc'tg

Doucr, 18th .1ng l820-Gl-ts.
NNTE also authorised the part of the creditors
Wv state, that Friday The eth of the present mont
(Angus win be Sold at seaford in the county of SUISSE
ny the Sheriff Of that county, the follow ing properly. vii
The elegant Steam boats f,oiiak and rilade pnia-ha
former Of which built in Philadelphia. by MIR sana,
I.c:, Of a city, and the latter by Mr. Charles Porte, g.
snn, Of New York. in the winter Of 1887 Buth boa
substantially built, AMI c The hest materials IN
Designed to navigate bo'sterons watersthey are copre
fastened, and newly ccpprrc,l 10 HE Binds iirst rat
enp ncs, tic PLAZA Of ENon Waes and are fitted W.
in asyle moi surpassed in Ibis, reihsrs any ole
country They underwent ioougl repairs last winter
HE city Of baltmor nn'i arc now in complete order. AMI
also the day, and al The place aforesaid, viii be sd
sundis Stages and Horses Of the quality and descrirte
mentioned III the foregoing advertisement, &c.
The Editors o the Commercial Advertiser and Even ~
Post in the city Of New York, tie United States Gazette q
National Gazette, Of Philadelphia, the Hamore Patriot 4
Baltimore Republican, il Baltimore, the Norfolk Beace,
Notak, the Richmond Enqrcr, ST Richmond and tt.
a-ton Gazette a. EAstun, in The State Of MaryaDd are
quccd insert the egning advertisements and notice
her respective papers and forward their bills the
hlrG OF Kent county. by The first day of September mex
Nehemiah Clark, Sh,fefA't Ctr
Decor pe!. .lltr Is, 1929 6l-tS.
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HnY virtue Of a writ Of Lev Facas directed, will
tcd si,lctown in ST Georges Hundred on "Wednesday
the "a day OF September, O'clock, z NJ. All tina.
two cera lois pieces Of land, situate in the Hundred
of ST. Georges 20 wit No 1. 4 lot in the village Of
Niddlstown with frame dwelling house, log kitchen:
shoe maker shop. and STABLE thereon erected containing
one forth Of acre, less. No. q lot in SAID
y,are adjoining No. l. lands Of Mary Heddng, and the.
heirs Jesse Higgins containing fourth Of acre.
more or less. Also equal undivided part share Of
certain tract of land, IN the Hundred aforesaid. contain
inr IN the whole, about IS acres more or less Seized
and taken in execution the property Of John Ii. Mets
deceased and to be sod,by
William Hcrdman, Sniff.
Arrns. H. 1905, 6l--ts~t
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TURTLE SOUP.

THE subscriber has procured GREEN TCR.
TIE. which will be served up in SOU r to morrow
at II O'clock, A. NJ. at his refractory. corner Of Cd
and Market Streets. The lovers OF Good Turt's
Soup are invited to call. 49, Families supplied
on application. JONAS PRESTON.
September I'd. 1923.
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tues and precels Ills his virulent absse of Mr. Jefer.
son. his dirty verses about Dlsky Sally his abuse of him
for the purchase of louisiana evidence Of close n,ima
cy" aud Illustration C. his virtues and preceDsl False
hood stamped upon the very front Of this assertion.
1t would be impossible in paper no larger than ours
10 notice even cuscry tenth Of the missat ements of
hs pamphlet and We will proceed only to one other
Il attempted be made spear that Mr. Adams was al
ways Democrat. That lie uniformly supported Mr.. JEFF
erson and his principles. ard th, when lie was made sen
ator CT the state senate OF Massachusetts was by mixed
vote Of Democrat and ltderasis and further that when
elected TO the Senate Of the Lni,ed States il was by
similar mixed vote
The :" remark" is-"j lie was elected 10 the United
States Senate by mixed vote, than half the repuJ
dcans voting for hm."We cannot better ovcrurn this
fasehcrd than by giving the statement Of the Boston
Celne Of the 9Th Of February, 1895, where the
are sci down given to The different candidates for Sena
turial honois by WHICH it will be perceived, that MIR
Adams did no, receive Democratic vote, the Whole
sestnOe, having been given 10 Gen. Selma, the Demo
cratic candidate.
"On lhusriay, .e choice Of Senator TO represent this
state III the senstc of the United States, IN the of
The Hon. JonathanA,ason whose term OF service expires
next month"; came on in the House of Representatives 1t
was previously known that Mr. Madison h ad declined be-
na,ion list the rai republicans appear to have selected
two be' tem haue 6een he ccts Of t3mocranc berse-
ctIon-the Hon. Timothy Pickering, late Secretary Of
State, and the Hon. John Quincy Adams late minister
Eien'To'cn'a:y to to the court Of Ben. When circum
stances place two such candidates far abe same Of
tice, y IS not any easy task 10 give preference
On the First tra! the whole number of votes was 1862
OF "hich % were necessary 10 make choice.
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DELAWARE PATRIOT.

70 Correspondents The essay over the signature OF
Aep Castle is rejected, The writer anticipaedand
IN that lie requested, it is committed the flames.
Z'at hcoia is delayed for the next number.
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Valuable Property at Sheriif's Sale, at
Dover, Kent county, Delaware.
by sitne IF sug zwit, Of Fsi FacGs, NE Arsced ,s
Jetaposed to PGBLiC SHE, at the Muse If .qbsi
Harris, IN he so7vn lF Dov'er, on J[OND.fF, he
frSt auy If SEPIENBEH nerh at TEN
O'Clock, IA. III
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Ivy virtue OF writ OF Lev. F4cas 10 me directed wiz
ed be exposed 70 public sale al the house Of Ariel.
K Penninrion Port Penn, in 81 Georges Hundred, a.
Thursday the 18th day Of September q, 2 O'Clock
p NJ. An a' certain frame ,enements, buildings,
lot pice Of ground, situate N ne village q Port Penn
of Delaware. containing sixiy-six feet front Marke.
street and SIXTY feet front Liberty street. and numbered
in the plan OF said village 2o5 Seized and taken in execu
William Herdman, Sh'f.
August 49, 1913. OTIS.
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PO,SYpO.NE.1IE.t'Y'
Steam Boat Property.
or the sale If

FEvae Sale Of tie above property u wer in Ken. cou
n y, Is postponed to WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day d.
September td the sale of the above properly NJ
se..orl 10 the county Of Sussex, is postponed 10 MON
DAY the 9Th day o September which times and place
as above n,ent,uued, it will most positively be sold.
Nehemiah Clark. Sh'H
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Managers Office,
H1i,alAyG7O-i' DEL.

80 -. $500 u " : - AAAAs~9
SilIElANG7OA' DEL
September III, y -
The 'olln~nr The numbers drawn from the wheel 6
Tie Delaware Maryland and North Carolina ConsuiJalt
lottery, IT cass--vil:
11-3S---1 --22-97--2T.
Which gave lie ps oil Robertson g Lile's oice
sral handsome prizes.
GtrArENENT of tho Road Accounts of REBELLION Hun
~ dred, Newtastle County, for the wear 1872.
Amo"n Of tax laid for the support of the roads
and Bridges al ~ cents to the hundred dol. 1913 o.
lars
Balance dne the roads settlement, May "a,
1897, from Thomas Clark, Collector. sll0 10
STOPS l.
Errors allowed Collector. SIP r,
Commissions FOL c.ac,ln5 and paying away, at
fc'centua. sos 40
Sl3i ~
Net amount Of tax S847 C2
Orders paddy Thomas J. Clark, Caiiecsor and
Over,eer, and ALLOW ed by tile Commissioners
On settlement made May 9Th, 1888. sS47 c.,
JON; ioi'S l nxroS, Commissioners.
JOHN DEPUTY. }
September Cd, 1885, 65-eot In
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DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR I~NTEMPERANCE.
EINRoM he Philadelphia MONTH"; Journal Of Medicine aud
Il Surgery, cdied BY N. X. Smith, VI. u. Proftss or OF Sur
.eIy in the University Of MAJ yland: " Chamber medicine foi
ihe reiiei Of drunkards has been used with sue is near Louis
shic,i in the cases of several negroes. II completely refo med
hen of their vice"
The following i. from a circular signed by John Roge rs, John
Kimtal, and fieese Dearborn, Esqrs. Seleo,men ofExcter-
8 We would suggest the ~piopIieiy Of making an app, priston
from the licence tax for The purchase OF Chambeis' Modoine
We have placed a quantity OF this article M the hands al our
Physicians, who administer il free of expense TO all who viii
take ii, aud we ale happy to have it in oui powel 10 state, that
more than twenty Of our most conhrmed diankaIds have laken
II, and those who have completed their course, have been cured
by it,, and restored to THEN Il lends aud TO usefulness in society,"
In Every case where il has been tried in Portsmouth and its
vicinity, Qiom 80 TO 4) IT ha, not been known to fail Of effect
'ug a cue.
II is prepared only by DIR. James II. Hart aud Mr.. A. M.
flaming, successors to ID. Chambers, at their Office in Rutgers
Medical Colhs.e e, and al the Medicinal Store OF Dr. Hat, cor
ner Of Broadway and Chamber stieet, New-lork. The med.
lcine Is put up IN letter packages, suni lent Tor an individual
case, accompanied with directions, and can be sent b., mail
All oTde,s enclosing the usual price, five dollars, and postsgc
pnid, will receive Immediate attention. Those who are unable
10 pay, on personal application OF the individual al our Office,
he medicine will he administered gratis.
CAUrION.-ln consequence VI The great celebrity which
DIR. Chlmbors' medicine la. acquired, there are and doubtless
public are Informed that the directions accompanying lhe gem
aine melici ic are signed by JamcsH. HAT, M. II. aud A.. NJ.
Tanning For ssie by SMITH X rARaENrER at TIE Office
Of the Literary Cadet, and by JosEpH BALcH, Jr. South.
Nain-strcet. May %
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MEDICINE.

EAR. ROGERS Vegetable Pulrnonic Detergent Also,
EV Rogers Anti Bilious AperieDt Pulmonary Pihs. The
above articles are so well known, and Their qualities 20 Just
ly appreciated by the public, that 'ibs superfuOus TO publish
any from the thousands Of certr Gates The proprietor has re-
ceived from those who have been cured by them. The fol-
how ing however having been lately received, is alone insert
ed
Dr. GEORGE Rooms, .Nen- York, Jan. 4, 1898.
Dear Sr-You must reconect The circumstance vi the In
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nonary rieciion, whom you prescribed for a few times by
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The above excellent medicines are now prepared with the
utmost care by Dr. Rogers, NJ his iispensatory, aud for sale
by Timothy Kel,i gg, wholcs ale and retail, No. o, Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where all or.
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May "a y lawfw
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consequence Of his present condesceu-
SION, winch ne had previously anticipa-
tod with no less indifference than GER
tainty.
The unconscious Alice saw nothing
in his mnaner more than d proper APP
probation Of herself, and a desire To be-
agreeable, and when he drove UP to her
fathers door in his splendid barouche
the following spring, aud announced
graciously his intention OF drawing upon
their hospitality for The summer months
she received nm with a cordially which
be attributed t. an i'll disguised tender
I ness, aud which he rewarded by giving
her two fingers more TO shake Than was
war;, n,ed by stric, Bummelism.
hir. Blair knew none OF The "symp-
TOMS" aud less OF Mir. Shelton than his
daughter. He knew tnat cO common
I.otive influenced his visit, and knowing
bun IN be, a man OF good mora' charac-
ter. and believing bun TO be, m every
other respect, a suitable match he had
no objection to lei things lake their
course, aud accordingly treated Mr..
Skef'on wi'h "A sincere hospitality, which
that genil man placed to the same ac-
connt Wi h his daughters cordial vel
come.
1TO M o~NTINUED.
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Easily overcome IN ~ infancy, il rapidly arrives, IL nesIert-
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when neglected Of the PULMONARY
and lis attendant tram Of horrors There .ed heat and pulse ;
nausea; oppression OF the breast; greenish anil bloody spiuie
loss OF appetite aud incre ,se OF thirst; liberated lung. clam
my swtats and hectic fever general emaciaiion OF the body
sinking OF the eyes, Pro,iration OF strength; burning palms
and flushed cheeks; swollen feet and legs and, al length,
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LINNAAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSERIES

lNeaf New Yoik,) WILLIAM PRINcE, Proprietor.
V8NhIS establishment ~ well know for lis great extent.
~ has now to offer 10 The public, IN addition 10 the i'm
hieiise collections OF former yearr, several hundred new
varieties Of Fruits, whtrb have recently heen brought into
notice by MI KSisHr, President Of the Houicultwrsi
Society of London, and other distinguished horticulturaIirss.
most Of which are IN Possession Of no otler persons IN the
Unnn. The assortment vt frnt trees, of III kinds, has hsen
near doubled, and the collection Of ornamental trees, flower
Ing shrubs and panis. green house plants, &c. has also been
greatly extended; the Cherries, and many other Kinds, are
OF "A ~ 'elior size. And in consequence " the great exer-
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Catalogue. Of The collection may be obtained Of the sub
scriler, gratis WIN has alan for sale " Princess TreatIss IN
Horticulture, with descriptions Of the various trees. ana AZ
reetions fs their ollture.' Price 81.
EDWARD r. YOUNG, 1ees,
oof No. "a Market eqnsrs.
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al X. DAM take, this r,riitoj {" Inioi IN MS friends and the
lie has recently pufcn srd 81 NJ. hAYLHs, tcgch-i wnh nam
efors ce uiieaie-. .oio' Of which arc attached 10 ths dneet'on'
TIE Bs,.M or EGYPT,
Formerly gained great IcPut" Tor the CUE OF the Asthma and
~ Corsuinp,ir' c%omplaInisi bat va- ai~sy s~'on,idcie'i a pcs
cure iOr the Asthma md Whoopins Copghi snce uhich
limc, u" ny ARTICLES nave been substituted, 10 What ed.e, the pub
lie are The be- judge.
Ceieb,atsd Nrmorroides, or Pie Eiretpary and Ointment
ThI. preparation Is known 10 lie a positive cule ioi the Piles. a,
many OF he most respectable PEI ION. in Doslon, can iesiriy who
have been cured sf,r usin, The Medicine a fe. day. ,-iIh
rates from them can be seen Al Mr.. CHARLES BakRELLS
1855. WASH ,ion-,iret, and al anny Druggist shopsin Boston
bm more can e known OF AIR. Darrell, as Le is agent for The I.
ANDEHsoN's EYE WATER,
(Noi prepared by Anderson who invented the Cough DropD
is an ailieie which was much celebrated IN Paris end london,
'lnce which time "'he's have started aud .ueee died with Eye
Vattt prepared by themselves; hut The Proprietor Of This L. e
n,sny person, have rec. atty used il with great success, In the
northern and middle states.
Mr.. Dam has all the.. Medicines, prepared and pu, up for
'i' Agents. under the particular sups' inte ndsnee Of one of the
The r,owi.to, hA, snd will have Agent. IN every state in
The Uni n Vel has now az n. IN eight OF the state. besides
Portsmouth, n H.; Providence, il. T.; Hartford and New liza.
ven, conaj New yo.k City, Albany, Troy, Utica, Rochester,
Saratoga Sp inss and Niagas Falls, y. y. Pbiadelrhis, PEN
Baltimore, MIDI and Boston, Mass. at which last place the iro
ptietof resides. f
LEADER DAN, DAGIEfG NUYEs, Make, street o.
CHARLES BAaitLL, i56, Washington sneei, Boston, will
- ceive immediate attention.
N. II. Tn proprietor has particularly instructed oil hi,
Agents to refund The money 10 every purchaser oftht,e Medi
ines, finley do not give satisfaction Upon a fair iial, the pune
cha or returning the boxes or bottles and directions, within a
iorni nj after the use OF the Medicine. ..
CERTIFICATES.
Boston, May 50th, 1925.
|, The subscriber OF Huntington in the state OF New York.
have taken one set of"Patlens" Pile Eleotuary and Ointm Mt,
which ha. entirely cured me OF The Piles (Which had ycy
badly ia 1--WE days, and should recommend and advise eyeIy
pelsou who ha. that troublesome complaint, 10 make use Of he
above remedy, which 1 consider a positive ure. (Sigusd) 5
SOLooN KEICItA, J.