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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements of twelve lines or less, will be
eonspicuodsiy inserted four times for dollar,
: and twenty ceHts for each subsequent insertion,
unless it should extend to three months, when II
will be five dollars, and for year sixteen dollars.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 90, Market street, Wilmington, Del.
WIN, MAGENS returns thanks to his customers
and the public generally for past favors, and hopes
continuance Of them, he teels disposed please
them as to price and quality, and atiers himself that
to the quality of his goods there is to excel
them Mems coarse and fine Shoes Monroes, &c.
Boys do. do, Children's of all kinds, Women's mo-
rocco. lasting and leather of every fashion, Mems fine
calf skin Boots, coarse wax ather Boo's, &c.
Also, just received large quantity of superior gum
elastic over Shoes which will be disposed of at the
lowest Philadelphia prices. Oct. e--1m
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
.. NEWTON AARMER, :
mo- a, Market Street Wilmington.


The Delaware Gazette Il American Waterman,
ID Published on Tuesdays and Fridays, in each
week, at 81 per annum, payable yearly in adj
vance, "a 50'payable half yearly in advance, or
S5 if not paid till the end of the year.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

The father and mother of a young French girl
afflicted with rheumatic pains, determined on cur.
ing her; and according to the advice of one of those
female physicians WHO are to be found in every
village they placed the girl in oven, where she
expired after about thirty minutes suffering
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
COZ. RECM.aRD .W. JOHNSON

A Splendid LIKENESS of the above Patriot
and Statesman, has been procured of Mr.. Emmons,
and can be examined by the citizens, by calling at
this Office Subscriptions also reeeived-Prce So so
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

Patience.--Time is requisite to bring i'm
portant projects to maturity precipitation ruins
the best concerted plan: patience completes the
most difficult,
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WNNN edo

TWO apprentices between i6 and II years Of age,
will be taken by the subscriber IL application be i'm
mediately made, to learn the Plotting Business, to
whom liberal encouragement will be given. Boys
from the country will be preferred
ANDREW MAXWELL.
Wilmington, July 1o-iaw3m
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

~The Trustees of the Poor of New
Castle county, will meet at the Poor House on
Wednesday, the Slst instant, at 10 o'clock, A M.
Persons having accounts against the Institution will
please present them to Thomas S. .NeEuiin, on OF
before the Monday next preceding the day of meet
ing, for settlement
40 : CHARLES H. HAUGHEY. Crk.
Oct. l2-tm
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A. nj. FREEMAN,
DENTIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of VIII
mngton and its vicinity. that he has RETURNED to this
city where he will remain until April next. and hopes
by strict attention to business, to continue 10 receive
share of that patronage heretofore so literally be-
stoyed Oct. 16-lm
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
R0R SNhlao

NOR SAlhlAa
&szA TWO story frame Dwelling House
@8 Tia and store house attached, together with
MAA ks& kitchen, smoke house. milk house,
stables, and bark factory. Also te-
nement for small family, large garden and orchard
of choice fruit situate in the village of Lebanon
Jones' Greek, two miles from the village of Camden,
and the forest landing and draw bridge ACROSS
said creek-it is deemed good place for country
store, and been occupied s such for many years.
It is presumed any person fishing to purchase will
view the premises The er having left the state
is DESTROYS ~ disposuiof =,
able. Apply to the subscriber in the village Of
Camden. BENJAMIN BRADY,
Oct o-1awIt Agent for James p. Morris.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
NTaED

A YOUNG MAN stand in a Grocery Store,
about fifteen years uf age, that write good
particulars enquire at The Office OF the Gazpte and
Waterman. October 23-4t
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A TEACHER WANTED.

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person qualified to teach reading, writing, arith
metic grammar, &c. is wanted to take immediate
charge Of the District School No. 3d. in New Castle
County. None need apply but such as can be well
recommended for competency and correct deport.
ment Address the subscribers, near the ! rap, St.
Georges Hundred
ISAAC CHEAPER,
JOHN AfcCOyNfUGHY,
October e3-4t, Committee,
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LOOK AT THIS q.

LOOK AT THIS.
JUST received at No. 1903, Market st. Wilmington,
500 lib. best live Geese Feathers,
Also, variety of Paper Hangngs and Borderings of
the latest style, with handsome assortment of FASH
ionable Dry Goods, all of which will be sold at the
owest market price. HENRY HICKS.
Wilmington, April 3-tf
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Q ron THE oAzErrr AND wATcHnAn.

FOR THE GAZETTE AND wATcKsls.
OBLIVION.
ADDRESSED TO MISS a. a. L..
Fill, fill oblivion's cup to the brink,
Nor sigh DER the past asye freely drink,
Mo- call back the time that hath gone away;
We may dream of hours more bright and gays
And gaze nor behind, for grief and care,
Are all thar win meet thy bright eye there.
oh drink mt ire cup that oblivion brings,
For ye knownot that woe t0its sweetness clings
Ye know not how pleasant to think of the past,
Ofthe joys that were ours and yet could not last ;
To call back again the friends that are gone;
Who loves not to think of the past when alone.
as FITZ-HUGH.
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POETR "

$ Fair ituler ofthe Visionary Hour,
Sweat Idol OF the Passionate and Wild,
Enehantress oi'the soull''
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OI,iTU AIRY.

DEPARTED tins life, or Tuesday the lOh IN
stant after "A severe illness ofseycn days, JAMES.
Youngest son Of James Garland Of Nelson county
lcrd two years aud seven months Interesting.
sprigltly, me- * and gentle this little boy VAS tho
delight OF lis parents and beloved by oil who knew
Alm.
And couldst thou not dread tyrant, spare,
Amid thy harvest wide,
A Aowrct so beloved and fair,
It's parents hope and pr,de
Couldst thou not pass tins scion BY
subiuer Of mortality
Ba, cen that babe, who now is aold
Berea,h 'hy mortal sway
Shall in eternity behold
Thy mighty power decay,
And dull, and spiri,les5 though now,
Shall see thee in subJecuon bow.
DEPARTED this life On "Wednesday the llia
ofthis month, Mus MARTHA DAVIS, W.T.
of Micaiah DAVIS of Lynchburg. In mourning o.
yer one who had 50 many CLAIMS upon thor aiiee
tons her friends have at the same time much cause
for resignation and comfort In rctrachg her IN
pretending, straight forward, useful life aud III con-
tempatng her peaceful hopeful death there IS no
" 10y IN the midst of gtief Gifted by nature with
treat sweetness ofdisposi,ion and the most ardent
warmth OF affection Mrs Davis was sneuarly
qualified to exhibit in her conduct ind conyels atlon
all that was engaging, endcarIng and useful III
the wife and in the mother lqthe dom site circle
in winch she moved all were bound 70 her toy the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
WOOL CARDENG.

FKSItE' "Ub' 'r1er has eteced At ms Mn, ncrr
n l}roolncal il Campbell county. u rev Card
IN Machine, equal 10 any in Nrsinia, which will
be IN complete operation about the Both of July.
AL Wool sent viii be carefully carced and packed,
and the prices az moderate as any other establiyl
fnentin the country. My cstab husnt is 20,
distant about twenty mics ftoaA Campocll Chm
lotto and Hijfa lourtbm3se$ and good roa,
lfadins FROM caehp iase. THOMAS PALMER
Jinele Y5t;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

AOTIC 1..--ibe ub54r0or has just rocoiv-
v Cd and Is noV opening,
Lndc, Riding Switches, very elegant
G,ntcmen5 d. DO
Horse Wins
Long Stage d.
London DO
Carriage and Gig do
lIuntsmans Wh5lIelln
Ghdrcu'5 do
Aao, Il lure supply otsword aud plain Walk
ny CAM, winch makes hly assortment III these
articles perhaps tie largest ever oG.rs) lrlola in
lbls par, of Virginia Also some dat raj cur,ci
har Mattr0'es warranted GOOD which as ogcrad
low, either wholesale Or retail
JOHN TuURMAN
July 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

HpIiEI BARB, Powdered ii the me"
u u Wperio, quality, III oHe Poaaa IN ed'p"',@
LON 4. REED.S d@tntethuR solution Of tdI1-
tidcof .>oia, Breas. Glasses, with Ar Pumps,
without coscr Compound Naples Tablets, BeIls
and variety Of other Paste Blnrlang Tor sale by
Howell YlES.
July ~ ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
FOR RENT.
THE LYNCiBURG MILLS

A n impression prevails IA The country, much to
VA our prejudice lint the Lynchburg Mills vii
not be prosecuted thcucy sca3on-We as'uc tn
public y e never hnd the smallest idea OF abandon
lngthclr opcrnton-Thcy will be prosecuted with
renewed energy ind slgor. We earnestly request
the FarmrIs and ON Friends generally 10 call and
ste us before Opposing of thelr crops Of Wheat,
and If We emit do better We WIN ut ena do MS well
~ one IF ON nei stbours
" haye erected Lumber House for Mc rcrep-
tou Of Wheat, ON Nam Sftot near the Union
Iiold IT. only necessary TO unload once here, 10
~. ,rt1ln decided advantage over any other pluce
a. reception III OF near Lyuchbnrg
J X . T. LYNCH
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
From, The Philadelphia National Ga-sic, f,rme
Ia JHiga

J,,op The philadelphia National Ga>s9c, former
Ia JulE5a
The leneth oflhc Presidents Ieto precudes the
,opv structures 10 which il Is obviously liable Ii is
compound ai gross tjtlIaccs, deusiyc plausbdl-
ti,s. m representations OF fact, and dangerous
doctrines rcflted IN advance IN the discussions 9th
Hnk question. 4 will be again easily x thoroughly
cyn,drd No ono Will venture 10 say that il IS tn
v,rI; Of the nresid mt hjmi#If; We doubt that he
YIN r,llnds tn import oitAe greater part ;-hehas
declared 10 the writer OF authors OF 1t his dcier
una.,oa tonegatlye the bdl 81 Congress, and III
str1ct.l then - provide Inn with all the
spacoas reasons and popular motives which they
could devise. Ihey have framed 4 manifesto not
only AGAINST tn Bank but against the Con,tta=
eion Congress. TIC Supreme Court, aud tn; Tarf
System and nave virtually discarded Pennsylvania
with reckless contempt
W. regari the pcnuItimate paragraph Of this vo-
TO MESSAGE as 1enunchtion ofthc principle a
well Il, laws of the policy, and the expression OF II
dcss to cooperate with the South III destroying
gruIJaiy the who'p system. The paragraph BEGIN.
ning ;has " II The opinion of the Supreme Count
covered the whole Ground Of TINS - destroys the
main FEATURE aad utility otthat Court as part of
the poiit,r. scheme otthc tiamlrs OF the Cousttu-
ton and invests the President with supremacy
winch they wet,d have unanimously rejected Il
seems 10 lis almost impossible thai tin members Of
the cabinet proper have sanctioned such a .octriac
Tin Il INK IS traIta as Il M re Useut Of the Exec
utlyc branches nj thu government; tins IS a very
imperfect and erroneous vIeN OF an institution IN
tended To provide a sound and equal currency fol-
the Union but II suits uIterlor parpo5rs-purIlca
iarv the project ola Treasury machine
Tue COMMITTEE OF Enquiry are honorcd with
d,yree and kind Of motto: winch they could not OBJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

fpA JhHh l.. NOtl oi y AhIhtllu--Johh y 81
hour, IN enlightened Statesman and tue falrlot
! BY Christopher Quandary--IluYza for Captain
Redd's new Volunteer company---the thunders ot
It's Artillery viii be heard On tn dawn OF tue next
lin Of july cheers and full bumpers
Ry Harry FiRgerad-Oh' that ouf statesmen
and pubic oiGccrs ofgovernmcnt would take heed
To tho advice Ocquealed 10 Ill,m by Gen Washing
ton IN his taro well address
~ las Carter fhe Orator Of the day-our
ths.u,s are du, and nov rendered and three re
turned, i turuishcda copy Of his eloquent Grafton
! ior publication.
Celebration cf ne itAafJalg. 1872, al H4t Cfo@
CiHreh CHnpbsY -.
number # the GitI4ens o'thc vicinity ennven
II, according TO previous arrangement, 1t Lat
Crock Church, to Celebrate the birth day or our
| Independence, under the following Officers and
Managers, VIZ john II Hurt President, Hen.
| ~ NJ Armlst,ud Clerk noct Robert Smith,
Arndstead Hamlet Gies Fuqpa james 5 Jones',
Christopher Clark Mathew L Irycn, Joseph VI.
Armiztead Managers.
At Ii o'clock tho Declaration OF Independence
was read by Mr. Baylor Walkcr-Mr BrIee A
Martin then delivered al CLARION, Which was a
bic and highly appropriate rejecting much credit
! On the Orator.
Attar an Intcrva, Of half an hour, (durlns which
tIme there was martial musit,) a S,Jmnn Ms a,-
hycred by Rev. S,,mggi Armlstgad, iu compliance
with apreyloas requst OF tie Managers Tho
SERMON was also very appropriate, animated and
deeply impressive, calculated To amuse al once the
sunlhcrns >pnt Of patriotism and devotion. iht
dtstoute W,a founded On Joshua itl thapt and
9Th verse, "lhot al tae people ot the ealtI might
lulow tnr hand OF the Lord, that 1t IS myhty-that
ye might fear the Lord your God orr,er'
In the first place thu Preacher showed the hand
OF the Lord u the history OF our country, anal
osous 10 the slsul display of his hand reeor-
dsd inthc history oithe lstacitcs, audm the Sc
sond place how the Anniversary Of American hide
ptaadeuee should oe observed, and noticed the i'm
proper mtnngI Ii whIeh 1t had been usually
romue0orarcl Severe. stliceys .ihigh arade and
SOLDIERS Of the evolution were present, who ea0eH
decided preference to tins manner of Celebration
We had martial music aud firing Of guns by capt
Robert Arntstcad's Company A fine DINNER was
Served up IN good order plenty Of Ice water ard no
ardent spirits.
May we not suppose that this offering Of thanks
giving was far more Acceptable to Him whose hand
has been SO beautifully opencdto us as Il nation.
than the hight and dlssipated manner IN which II
las been too often observed
The Company WAS large and respectable and
returned wi'h entire ooann'mny and Good feelings
owing, no doubt, ~ very great measure 10 The
total absence OF ardent sInrlls.
At meeting ofthe officers Of the 18th Regiment,
Patrick co convened IA the court house of sad om
", on Saturday the It'll July, 1892 having tor 1t,
object the election OF delegates to the proposed
Military Convention, lobe he'd IN h'oe''Y On
the DIST OF August
Tn motion OF Alal. Penn, Lieut. -" samuel
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WARDS OFFICE, J
- rAI

WARDS OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, July 10, 1882 {
The drawing ofthc Va State Lottery, No ;, Is
received The capital prize of IS 900 having been
drawn to a number above $1,000, all high numbers
are entitled 10 81 each in addition to what they ore
entitled oby the list of drawing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

nue1- A meeting otthe Lynchburg Tempe
iEST rance Society will be held at the III
Presbyterian Church on Friday the 20rh
inst ut curly candle llgh The mcmbcrs Of Tn,
So, ETY. ar expected tobe puneluaI IN their attcn
dance. All who feel irondly h the cause or are
willing tobe enlightened, are cordially invited to
attend Several Addresses will be delivered on
the occasion
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REMOVAL.

YH-IE SUBSCRIBER has removed lis ost.by
u lsbneui ACROSS the street from where he for
mary lived. aud located hiuseI one door above tie
brgnian ofiee, IN the BRICK Tenement formerly
occupied by X u Tompkius, but more recently
= Mcssrs latehrrs. where he b1s opened
AREETN STORE.
=0tslatn. 81 F##ifrd assortment Of Dry Coods
f,.o.,r.rf. ani Saddler, aII ii winch vii be- sold
~, tyr Gash ar ooaulry Produce. Or 10 punctnal
castorcrs Oh credit The ssbsefber hus aud
s5.l h,,r 'n haul several slrous ma1e
CARRY AEIS
ha# 'nc.. 49, IonI'r, suitable ier tra1rlIinr and
ta'aay utss. sh.sh h will sell low OF hife--Ai,u =
~ horse " afE.a trood wor, ,o'ood hand
s'etrinrr, eoti senrly Of plouk, lipber, scan.
49,, and To- AeA h wiN allow thernl prices IA
I.1t.t.r tazA ROBERT IL GRAY
10y a. WV
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, in Liberty, on the II inst. by the
Rev samuel Philip, Mn ALFRED EDGAR
to Miss ELIZABETH MATTHEWS, all OF that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

II The Proceedings of the celebation of the ith
July, at NewGasgow, and the officers of the 18th
Regiment OF Virginia Militia, will be found on our
first page
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Randoypd Nteon ColIcge.-The Board of Tus
tees of hs institution, their late meeting, elected
Mr. Ohm President, and MIR. Slmms, Of Lagrange
Alabama, Professor of Ancient Languages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
PORT WINE.

a FEW BOTTLES first rate Port Vine, irarraH-
: N led gcH1iae, just received and for sale Try
ID. K. LYMAN.
func p. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Co'oa-tuion S,ojcty.-The Treasurer of the
Lynchours Colonization Society has to acknow-
ledge The receipt of $97 l24 from the Rev john c.
Tmyior, it being collection made up by the citi-
nsns at Henry Courthouse on the ith July last.
Likewise ST. received frem pr 5. Phillips, be
i1ga collection taken up on the i,h July at Calvary
Congregation, Bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Cure fer the Cto'eya AZ ias'-Mr Adams late
ly presented to Congress a Memorial from MI
Hum. Bcdc setting forth that he has discovered an
ontdote Tor the Cholera and offering to dispose Of
the same for the benefit Of the public or 100000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Dron-dN-This section Of country hrs e1l
rlcn,ed Il Ions and severe dry spell The dry vea-
thercommcneqd before the piontefs hadGoIshedpaa-
ting their entire crop of toboceo-perhafs one third
y mmany places greater portion of;he land IN
make taa growing crop unusually small In Pa
trick, Horny, Franklin and some parts of Bedford,
7he drought IS said to be more severe than IN tins
na, saboraeJd, but even here the corn and other
growing crops are suffering much.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
Patent straw Cutters and Corn
Shelters.

YMylIE subscribers, agents for J. Parker, Rich
n mond, (proprictor aud maker Of Satlord's Pa
tent Straw Cutting Machines, and Patenee OF the
Iron Cylinder Corn Sheiler) respectfully inform
their friends and ,he public that they have received
a a Of those valuable and most highly approved
machines, which they offer for sale at the Rich
mond mandatory prices and hoatagc. Many re.
comnendotions ofthose most useful Straw Cutting
Machines might be given, were It necessary, from
men thigh standing who have long had them in
use, MS over five hundred Of them have already
been sold and are now in use in this State, and not
an instance has been known of their not being APP
proved of hut as II expected that all who may
wish 10 purchase those machines, and the Germ
Shelters, will wish 10 examine them, and Judge for
themselves 1t Is thought Unnecessary to give
any certificates accommodation, they suii-
cientlv recommend themselves, especially when
seen in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II to say that for simpl
city of construction, durability and performance
they are believed to far excel all other machines
for the purposes for which they are intended,
SCRUGGS 4 BAGBY.
p S-Straw Cutters may be seea in use at r.
Morris, Franklin Hotel, p Jones, Union Hotel
A Tompkin's. Farmers Bank and VIM. Elliou's
Livery Stable.
SEPT l3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-15
CLAY 4 THORNTON

"A RE now receiving their Fall and Winter
IN Goods, comprising almost every article IN
their line of business. The following IS Il pant OF
their Goods;
Sup blue and black Cloths
Sup brown, claret aud olive do
DO mulberry, green and steel mixed
A splendid assortment Of ctrsslnieres some entire
Iy pew
Casincts ofevery price and style
White, red and yellow Fsnnels
Striped, Dufle ind Point Blankets
Rose do. large szes
Napt Cottons, kerseys, &c.
Mcrno soaris aud Shawls
Bombazetls, Circasslans and Plalds
Prints Of every description
italian Silks Satin Lcyantines
coored Silk Gro dc Maps
Cambrcks and Musns fcyery descr pton
Beached aud Brown Domestics
With great variety OF other Goods too tedious
to MENTION all of which We pledge ourselves to sell
as low as any other house III this place.
Oct. Is