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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
R0R SAAAe
A Valuable DTjU Pro,,o,.f,,

SITUATED on the head waters Of Duck Creek
Kent County, Del. three miles from SMYRNA and in
handsome part of the country. There is attached
to ninety acres OF land, IS of which is well timbered
wood land. with good tenant house thereon and the
clear land is in good state Of cultivation The i'm
provements are good brick dwelling, kitchen. mill
house, smoke house, granary, and frame barn with
staoiing, 40 by feet, all in good repair with
spring of excellent water near the house and vonnc
apple orchard bearing good fruit
The manufacturing improvements are a Fnll;rr.
Mill attached to Wooden Factory, with two cardinSc
machines spinning machine looms and all necessarS'
machinery for making sattinets and coarse cloths
and is considered the best stand for country cardin
and fulling in the state. Also new bark mill in conn.,
plete operation, and any quantity of bark can be
cured at low price. All the water works of the fac
tory have lately went through thorough repair and
new set of gates have been made. The stream IS
permanent, and sufficient to keep all in operation.
This property is worthy the attention of any enter.
prsing aud industrious person who wishes to accum
iate wealth. ANY further description of the property
is deemed unnecessary, the purchaser can view the
same, by applying 10 Alexander v. Murphy on The
premises If the above described 0, opei 4 is mai
sold al private sale before The 18th Dece nbsr revt
II will be then offered public sale on .hr rra@s
reasonable credit will he given, and terms ya,is
known on said day by the snbscibi.r
SAMUEL NgGRPHEy
ALSO.
20 acres of Land, 90 Of which is woodland. with a
log dwelling thereon, distant about mile from the
above named property; and will lie sold scperate or
'oSetner; $. MURPHEY
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

We publish to-day the able and lucid address of the jackson
Republican Committee of Correspondence and we enon on
our friends read and circulated The citizens Delaware
only need information to induce them to take prope
stand in National politics. Our previous elections have
proved beyond doubt that could we be united and
an undivided front at the polls should find ourselves ma
Iory Fellow citizens the most important election is ap
proachng that has taken place probably our annals The
signal success of the present administration the bitter in
vcctve ofaspng demagogues disappointed office seekers
have rendered politics engosng that no friend of his
country remain inactive. Public sentiment is already
awakened Kentucky, Missouri Maine Pennsylvania g. Ohio
yes patriotic Ohio the young giant of the west has already
spoken And shall Delaware remain inacve7 Shall Della
oppose the popular current which every where pouring
mous voice than beforc2 1t beyond doubt and on
this assertion hazard the reputation of our Journal that
Mr. Clay cannot get more than forty nor Mr. Writ more
than eleven We need not the electoral vote of Delaware but
let rise and take stand among our sister states let us
show opponents that nsensble to the dignity
of Nation and the success of negotiations abroad Let
put forth full force and success will crown our
efforts.
uon our first page we have commenced the publication
of the prize tale entitled Mrs Washington Potts for which the
propretor of the Ladys Book lately paid the sum of one hun
dred dollars In laying this interesting tale before our read
er must again call their st.ention to this very popular
periodical and cnon attentive perusul of the story in order
that they may form just estmaeofthc value of the work.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
O YES! o YES! D YESI

ALL persons wanting DRY GOODS, are re-
quested to call at the cheap Store No. 1903 Market
sa,eet, where they will find extensive and we'll
seiected assortment of Fall Goods, which are com
Prlsed IN part of the following described articles:
superior French Merinos, variety of colours,
Double width English do do
single do extremely low
ouperhne black Bombazine at fifty cents per vard
assorted coloured Circassans and Bombazets
Blue and brown Camblet
Soats Hair. Do Of superior QUALITY,
hattinets and Hastings,
Hfth an assortment of
ouperhne broad Cloths and Cassimeres. some NJ
WHICH are at least 90 per lower than could be
purchased six months ago.
large lot OF Sattnets & Flannels at reduced prices
blankets. Flushing, Baizes and Friscs,
eino Shawls of various sizes, colours and qualities
uhcommonly cheap, such as have generally brought
,SI2, he will now sell AT 50, others in proportion
I hioet and English Merino Shawls,
ancy Popplen and Bavage do
4 hloet Wool and Brocklyn do
FANCY Goods, Palmarine and Grape do
Silk and Velvet Vesling.
BLACK BLACK Gros de Swift, Lustrings and Mantuas,
PACK eros de Maps at 371 cents per yard,
Sooured Gros dc Maps and Forenccs at so cts do do
iSevantines, Shenshaws anil Sattins me of those
silks are at reduction of IS per cent from last
French and London Chin.zes.
variety OF Plain and fancy Calicocs of low prices,
IRISH Linens, Long Lawns and Linen. Cambrck,
Iamorick Muslins, Swiss and Jaconct do.
LINEN and Linen Cambrick Hdkfs
Bobbinet and Bobblnet Laccs.
fongce, Flag and Bandana Hdkfs
cravats, Cotton, Flag and Madras do
I, Merno' woollen, worstcd and cotton Hosiery,
Mellno Borders and Cotton Fringe,
ladies Hoskins and Beaver Gloves,
Woodstock, Buckskin and Kid Gloves.
nngrain, Venetian and Cotton Carpeting,
ieavy Ticking P,tsburg Cords and Beavcrteens
5leached and brown Muslins, some very good at 81
cents. ~
In assortmen of Ladies Cloaks always on hand.
HENRY HICKS.
M b.-best Feathers. Oct 26-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
GOVERNORS ERECTION.

We have received returns of the election 70
Governor from all the counties in the common
wealth, by which il appears, that the majority fol
Governor WoLF is 3,076. The whole number Of
votes polled was IFS, 404; of which Governor VOL
received 91,240, and Joseph Ritner ss, 164.--In
1s29, Governor VOLTS vote was 1928, being
1902 less than he received at the late election.
There was greater number of votes polcd
THIS year than in 1929, in every county, except
hyc, viz; York, Chester, Bucks, Susquehanna and
montgomery. In York, there was deficiency of
1855 Chester 700; Bucks 55s; Susquehanna I43 /;
and Montgomery 47.--In all the other counties in
the commonwealth, there was an increased vote.
In the city and county of Philadelphia, he received,
az the late election, 9S21 votes being within 1879
votes OF the number given for him in 1929, when
In inc was no opposition TO him in this quarter.-
when the extraordinary exertions that were made.
and the lmmence sums that were expended, BY
powerful and interchangeable party, in order TO pros
trate him, arc taken into consideration, the result
cannot fail to be gratifying to him as il must be
to every sincere friend of our state.--Phila. Semi
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
Sg1aR9@R0S sNhIao
BY virtue of Writ of Lev. Facias to me direc,ed
will be exposed to
Public SAFE

Il ObLlC SALE.
AT the House of John NJ. Smith, in Wilmington. in
Christana Hundred, on Monday The 5th dav Of Nov
ember next, at o'clock P. M All that Brick Mess
uage, and Lot Of Land which it is erected situate
lying and being in the city of Wilmington and bound
ed on the south cassidy West street. on the south west
by lands of Margaret McCannon, and Henry Witsei,
on the north west by landsof William Shipley's heirs
and on the north east by lands of the same heirs be
tile contents there of more less together with the
use and privilege of an alley ten feet wide leading
from this Lot into Pasture street.
And also all that Lot of Land situate in the said
city OF Wilmington and bounded on the south west by
willing street, commonly called Love Lane on the
north west by lands late of Grifths Mnshalls ON the
north east by lands of William Gallownys heirs and
on the south east by Lot which Thomas Spackman
conveyed to Elijah Lewis, containing about two acres
and quarter OF land, be the same more or less all
which land and properly thereby granted to the said
Thomas Spackman and Deborah his wife by inden-
ture under their hands and seals unto said Thomas
Massey his heirs and assigns forever together with the
buildings, improvements and appurenances .hereun-
to belonging
Seized and taken in erecufioR as he hroacytv of
sHomas Massey SURVIVING mortgager of Elizabeth
Massey, deceased, and 10 be sold 6v
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, ShF.
Ne1o Castle, October 2ed, 1882.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
PERKIoMEN BRIDGE

We regret to state that the extensive new Bridge
ABOUT being erected over the Perkiomen Creek, al
Vandersllce's Ford, by the Commissioners of this
county alter having been SO fa completed MS to be
H. gave way in the centre and fell with tremen.
aous crash into the water The loss will be qreat.
but the inconvenience and disappointment much
greater. Norristo,,n Pea;.t ..D'"
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

Secretary ofMe Commonwealth. The ruroor in.
dustrlously circulated, for some days past, that
new appointment of Secretary Of the Common.
wealth, in the room of Gen. Samuel M'Kean. The
present able and efficient incumbent, has recently
taken place, is without the slightest foundation.-
1t IS true, that Gen. M'Kean is at present, paving
short visit to Bradford county, but he has neither
resigned nor does he, we believe, contemplate
leaving station the duties ofwhich he has so ABLY
ana salts actorily executed. Towards the gentle.
man, whose name has been improperly and with.
that we entertain such sentiments as will. we are
confident, prevent the correction of political mis-.
representation from being construed into any thing
like rehection.-i5. ' 'H'"s
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

shall get the vote of that state although of friends
have considered it doubtful heretofore The New Orleans
Courier says, "fany doubts previously entertained
the electoral vote of this state they dsspated
Ohio EtectiOn-Lucas' majority will be about $1,000 We
have returns from five or six additional countless which in
crease his majority TO s647 The triumph in Ohio is sig
nal was unexpected We have majority ofat least three
if not more of the Congressman who all AnB
In the Legislature majority joint ballot will be not less
than twelve which will U. s. Senator of the right
stamp
South CarOlnGWo have partial returns from the election
in this state The Nufers have succeeded Charleston by
an average majority of $780, and the Charleston Mercury
claims majority oftwo thirds in both branches of the Leg
laturo as the requisite number for calling Convention Gov
Hamilton has already issued his proclamation for converting
the newly elected Legislature and the Nufers
us the crisis has arrived. Arma uirumque, &c.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
Ticket for Sussex cOumsy.

SENATORS,
CALEB ROSS,
SIMON X. WILSON,
EBE WALTER.
REPRESENTATIVES,
DAVID r. SMITH,
ROBERT WEST,
THOMAS ROBINSON, Jun.
WILLIAM POWELL,
MILES TINDALE,
ISAIAH BURTON,
THEODORE MITCHELL.
LEVY COURT.
JAMES H. PHILIPS,
JAMES TUNNEL,
BURTON STOCKLEY,
ROBERT HALL,
GIDEON NAPLES,
ISAAC WILLEN,
CHOPPER LAWS.
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jackson Mcetieg.

AN adjourned Meeting of the friends of JACKSON and
BENNETT will be held at the TOWN HALL, on Tuesday
Evening next the Both INST Punctual attendance is reoues
cd 1t expected that several addresses will be delivered
October 26.
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JACKSON NfINIR9RIFYYRo1

= "A, A MEETING of the friends of JACKSON g.
BENNETT, will be held at James buttons Tay.
ern; IN Brandywine Hundred, on Saturday The
lug q Noeem0er nert, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

Help or zoe snkOur reades will recolect that the pro-
preors of the Philadelphia Patriot and Shield were purchas
cd by the Bank in order gull the honest sons of Erin by
turning them TO Clay before @ in their graoes and that
the patriotic editor of that papG (r. Pepper) Immediately
commenced the publication aroher called the Irish Repub
ican Shield 1t will also be reected that the Patriot and
Shield is now edited by a certain Mr. Hoafan This how
ever has been satisfactorily proven to be untrue and that Dr.
Mcenry &C. are the writer's oite editorial articles which
appear that paper Be this tay one thing is certanf
Hoahan does perform the duties of editor Mordeca Man.
nassau Noah is thrown far in the shade in regard to the
abours performed by this aocate the Bank
that the recent elections have exhausted the Bank and re-
duced the loans made the She'll that cannot get support
to stem the current
few evenings since, grave looking gentleman bearing
the cognomen of editor Of the Patriot and Shield stepped into
store in this city, and enqured where he would find the editor
this paper and very canddy made known the object for which
he was DESTROYS of interview viz donation for the SUM-
port of his paper Just at this moment one of the men en-
poyed in our Office happened stop in the store to whom
the enquiry was again made On being answered that we
were not at homc he politely requested that we would call on
him at his hotel and up share for his support or other
wise ne would call on us the next morning for the desired
sum- We did not however, think proper wait on the gen.
teman and on account of his learning that there was too
much JacksOnism in our office, he very prudenty declined
visit, and shaped his course elsewhere.
LOuisiGnaI will be recolscod that previous to the last
election as now our opponents claimed most of the western
and south western States and they succeeded in eectn their
governors them but obtained the electoral vote of every
state Now we have elected the Governor and we shall get
The electors by still larger vote Every western election has
proved cOncusvey that Cen jackson runs better than n
If his friends, as the Konickians saw, ao,so like
Eclipse better than his cog We have the most cheer
g news from Louisiana the people there arc awake we
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

AN adjourned meeting Of the Young Mems Temperonce
society OF Wilmington Del will be held in The Session
Q. HL Andrews Church. on Saturday evening next at
ovlochi business OF Importance will be transacted
ocI 20 CHAS. GIBBONS Sec nro Ton,
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DIR. WEATER'S
WORM TEA AND OINTMENT.

I II
Very superior to the worm teas in common use.
which are directed to the sole object Of destroy ng
digestive organs, which their production penerav
depends This medicine not only DESTROYS he dis
raSe but removes the cause, by en1igoratinc tie srs
TEN generally, and the stomach and intestnes par
ticularly. Sold by Z. B. VAUGHAN & Cd
No. 44h Market street Wilmington. Del.
ALSO, Dr. Weaver's form Powders and oint
ment which have frequently given relicfn desperate
cases. and when all other medicines had failed.
Oct. 26-6t
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

Hon. 10 nominate Senator GouernorWe believe il was
the general expectation of the friends of Mr. Clay in this
that Mr. Comegys would receive the nomination for Governor.
They viewed Dr. Naudan a of moderate talents who
had already enjoyed the profit and honour highest offices
in the gilt ofthe people of this state and we know that the
candid and reasonable part of opponents wished the
nomination might fall on some other individual Mr.. Conc
ys appeared TO be the who by general aecepaon
would be nominated and this prevented as we are inform
cd by the most singular kind omanagement in the history
king caucus When the Clay Conferees met at Dover it
much larger number appeared from Kent and Sussex
than from New Castle; and Senator Clayton being one of the
MEMBERS by sounding the different individuals soon found
that considerable majority were friendly to Mr.. Comogys
Now here difficulty to be obyated The conteree Sem
atOr had found Dr. Naudan very accommodating colleague
in the Senate who always understood by mere wink which
way to vote the most important questions, and who no
doubt had received the promise of the nomination for Cover
nor as reward for hsdsceren if he would easily learn
how to perform the executive duties of the state and the Hon.
eoree did not wish the public interests to suffer from any
refractory partzans. seemed 10 him extremely unjust that
the Jackson county of New Castle should not have full voice.
and as part of her delegation had stayed at home it was no
more than right that the number from Kent Sussex
should be sent home. And eSy General has right to
arrange his troops he peases the Hon Coneree had Oa
ing papers prepared for these unconstitutional delegates who
such friends of Mr. COmegys, and those left of
had nothing to do but to learn how make the nomi
nation in the way that Senator Naudan had
TO give his vote.
remains now for the independent and high minded citi
zens of Delaware to say whether they will sanction nom
t,ats 10 I
remains for the friends of Mr. COmegys TO say whether they
will sanction the in which the wishes of majority of
their party have been thwared We mistake much the cha
ractor citizens of this state if they do not put their veto
on such proceedings.
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DR. Perkins Celebrated Plaster,- .

~ The subscribers are appointed agents for the
sale of these superior Plastcrs
Physicians and Storckeepers will be supplied on
reasonable terms, with
STRONG .dDHESIHE PLASTER, for ban
daging and other purposes
MILD %DHESfVE. for fresh wounds, surgical
operations, &c.
SIREN GTI7ENEJVG
DIACHYL0W simple Do. with gum.
1fRRCURL4L strong. LOGAN, &c, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Perkins celebrated Dyspepfic Mass,
Well worthy the attention Of Practitioners highly
recommended By Professor Potter of Baltimore, and
other physicians.
i. B. VAUGHAN &c Co.
oct. 26--t 4IA Marx ct street.
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Ticket for Kent county.

SENATOR'S,
HENRY M. RIDGELY,
BENJAMIN POTTER.
REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN EATON,
GUSTAVUS. WILSON,
THOMAS S. HILYARD,
ARCHIBALD CAHALL,
ELIAS PRIMROSE.
SAMUEL THAWLEY,
JOHN STRADLY.
CORONER,
ISAAC SMITH.
LEVY COURT,
JAMES HOEFECKER,
WILLIAM RINGGOLD,
HENRY TAYLOR,
ROBERT w. REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM THARP.
Join GREEN,
THOMAS CLARK.
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Newcastle County Ticket.

W. OOhhhhgI AhCtAChs
SENATORS.
RICHARD II. BAYARD,
REPRESENTA- TVES
HARRY WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM HERDMAN,
GEORGE SPRINGER,
CHRISTOPHER BROOKS,
=; JOHN CAULK,
JOHN d. DILWORTH,
DICKINSON WEBSTER.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN ELLIOTT, B. H.
JAMES DELAPLAINE, ! ru
JOHN GORDON,
JESSE BOULDEN, P. H.
WILLIAM BOOTH, N. c. H.
NATHANIEL WOLFE, w. c. c. H.
d (For year from 1885,
ROBERT OCHELTREE, Il. L. H.
(For year from 1881
ELI BIDDLE, ST. G. H.
tFOr year from 1881
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Virginia State Lottel.u 18th class

Virginia State Lottery, 18th class.
Draws Friday, October g.
prize of 100000, 100000 Of 5000, of 5000, 100
prizes of 1000 dollars each.
Tickets sl0-Halvcs 5-Quurters2 5O-Eighths 25
Grand Consolidated EOfEeTu.
gath Glass. Draws 29h of October
prize of $4,000, of 5000, of2OO0-Lowest prize &C.
Tickets s5-IIalyes 50 5O-Quarters 81 Is.
New York Lottery,
seth CLASS.-Draws on Wednesday 31st instant.
prize of $4,000, of $4,000, of $500, Of $780,
of 1000, of 40O
Tickets s5-halvcs 2 5o-quarters 25
To be had in variety of numbers at the Mana
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DIED

r ~ Gi9ci1na on the 18th inst ofhe prevailing epidemic
formerly of Wilmington, Del. - "'"' Piace'
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Nurenburg 'Eapers.

SUPERIOR to the common for NIGHT SIGHTS more
convenient and economical. Sold by
E. B. VAUGHAN & Co
Oct. 26-6t 445 Market Street
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1he Opposition in Quandary-our Clay brethren who
obtained such signal trumph in slcctng Aldermen and In
specors get information as to the result of the Ohio
election The National Intgencer says the western mails
bring nothing definite from Ohio and the u States Gag
ee informs its readers that the Ohio returns are not salts
factory" In such dilemma they have resorted to their old
practice of coming sehods for amusement of their read
ers Disappointed in the gurnaoral elections in Pennsyyan-
ia and Ohio they Immediately give oe Congesison-
al election claiming majority in both of those states but as
it turns out their assertions false fifteen of the twenty
eight Congressman in Pennsylvania and eeuen if not toeus
of the nineteenth Ohio saunch Jacksonians They are
claiming majority in the Legislatures and here again
we shall be able to proe their assertions false
What can the matter be the same time that advertise.
ments of Senator Caytos speaking are appearing in sus
sex greeted with he arrival of Dr. Naudan in Will
mington. Not for the purpose of giving us physc in the
form ola Speech the Doctor speaks excepting when
he does not understand hno the yeas and nays arc cal
led for butas suppose looking some of the refractory
Caymon in this county The Ohio and Pennsylvania cleo
tons have doubt added to this alarming state of hnes
but fear the labour of The Senators will be abour lost
Westward no This is he title of new novel by Pauld
ing which is highly Spoken, of by the critics and appears
likely to obtain the ceebety of the Dutchmans Preside
The wit and humour exhibited in the works of Paudng cam
not but be admired by every reader good TASTE besides u
ike most modern novels his moral is always good and his
,tyle pure.
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Gazette and Watchmam.

W1AdEf9JpGaTO5po DIED.
Friday, October 26, 1892.
FOR PRESIDENT
ANDREW JACKSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
OF NEW YORK.
DNhAWAR@ N@N11SHAR10NSe
FOR GOVERNOR
Major Caleb n. Bennett,
OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS
sKNTgt1S w: Rates,
OF KENT COUNTY.
For Electors of President and Vice President
NEHEMIAH CLARK, of Kent County.
SAMUEL PAINTER, of Sussex do.
WILLIAM NUTTER POLK, ofdo. do.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26

In Vermont the Antmasons has at length sue.
ecded in elccting their Governor.