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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

M. Guy DupIantier, Of Louisiana, has invented,
machine for making bricks, which, il is sad. Win
do as much work as thirty men,
The same gentleman has invented mac hins for
piercing fence posts, by The aid Of which it as,sr
ted man and horse can pierce 1900 posts in the
time which it takes to pierce 60 or 80 accorLiDgo
the ancient method.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
Liverpool. Sep q.
The Memphis Lodge Of Masons, at PLATA, Franc.
have bad their papers seized. '7
THE LATE ELECTION.

So far as We can judge from returns and re,o,,,
already received has resulted in the full success
the democratic candidates and, in the civ .0I
county OF Albany, for the FIRST time in thirty ".
years, the democratic assembly ticket bs, b ,ss
successful albany Ga=
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
From the Federal Republican and Baltimore Telegraph
MANUFACTURERS OF BALTIMORE.

NO z.
The subject which we have selected for this NUN.
Der, is that extensive establishment known by The
name of the .fcaton Rolling Mills & Nail FacIo'
ries, owned by the Messrs EIiicotts The siIua.
ton OF these works is near the Washington road
and within lew hundred yards of the spo; whsFs
the waters of the Patapaco minge with the tide
Nail and spike rods, and hoop iron, are here man
uiaetured In immense quantities, and the nail iaca
Try contains twenty machines for making nails and
orads. The machines are of the most improved
construction, and capable of making at least OOO
tons OF nails per annum. In addition to the abols
there is also attached TO the works, an extensive
grlst mill, saw mill, blacksmth's shop and varey
OF minor buildings made necessary for so large and
extensive an establishment. The work, when com
pleted at the araton mills, is transported by water
TO this CITY, and is landed and stored in the large
warehouses OF the proprietors at the corner oil pla
and Light streets.
The great Iron Works Of the Messrs. Elllcom
are some miles further distant than The above. lh
consist OF three Rolling Mills, which are calculates
to manufacture boilers, plates, sheet iron, bar IfOM
round iron for cotton machinery. chain cables, 'y'
Tor ship building, and great variety Of other al'
eies' besides vast quantity Of naAs. Thai OUTFITS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

at this place, al New York, and po,,s,.....
Hampshire, by which each has been il go New
of being destroyed This coal wac e. Re- oanser
one OF the mines near Richmond wa, aa,1- 'iola
contain an unusual quantity OF sulphur Law s"u %
to the air and rain; and became ipni,ed eSposed
ceatre OF the heaps. 1t would be well for ssi Ae
having large quantities of this coal on hand rs''s
mine II frequently, and it would be subiec,
the attention OF the curious and pbilosonS;a
explain the cause Of this ignition. Nat InfsW "
The Cotton Mill, in Sutton, Mass. beyon,;,..
Mr' asa waters and improved BY Messrs. fesnDS
Morse * Co. with the grist mill attached Ltsanu'
was entirely destroyed by FIRE, on TUESDAY, ~,
inst With the buildings considerable o ,nsS
OF yarn and cloth was also DESTROYED r IaarY
Originated in the picking room; probably from, ,e
passing OF some hard substance through the n;oL."
Loss estimated at $4,000. r"-''
We rejoice to learn from the Paris Con,t;,,;o,.,
that IN various parts OF Europe associations are form
Cd 10 ASSIST the Greeks. One oil those in the Son,
OF Germany seems to be heartily and cordially EMO
Iged in assisting these whose, "Chrs,ian isn "ss
arc streaming against black Turks Saracen, ana
Pagansn Whist say the people who inbabi, ~
~ ~ - u'""Se0H' Dem. Press
-, Liverpool. Sep q.
The Memphis Lodge Of Masons, at PiIa,s. Franz.
have bad their papers seized.
On Tuesday night Steam Engine, a, the Gin.
Mandatory OF Messrs. Clesver and Yardv :.
lCamberwell, burst and two men were Killed "a
IS wounded. The north side of the building w us
thrown down, The south side greatly damaged and
the windows OF many houses broken. The bo;,ss
was hurled some yards into the air. 1'"''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

Spontaneous C0nbusiion.--Within month mast
there have been three instances ofspontaneous com.
bus,:on in large masses Of coal in our Navy Yards
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Fullers' Edrth.--On the twenty ninth Of August
last, we copied from the Hartford (Con.) Mercury
article under this head, setting forth The incon-
yeniences wooden manufacturers, in this country,
labor under for want OF Fuers Earth, aud describ-
ing its properties We have received within day
or two piece of earth which answers all the tests
there mentioned. II came from the plantation OF
Alexander Poe, Esq. on Inc Chekasaha, Mississip-
pi, ABOUT eighty miles from this city, where il ex-
tensiyely abounds The surface is to the touch very
much like that Of CASTLE soap, somewhat like the
soap-stone, though not as hard and more glossy
when cut We took two pieces, from different parts,
and put them in glasses OF water, when they instant
ly began to crumble, each falling into fine mass
Of slippery, plastic nature, as perfectly free from
grit as is dissolved soap II has been tried in wash
ing greasy woolens, and was found to have the de-
sired effect leaving the cloth bright, soft and per-
fectly free from spots or stains- The gentleman to
whom we are indebted Tor this specimen has pro-
missed to furnish US shortly with small box of it.,
which we shall Immediately forward TO friend in
New York, for the particular inspection Of those
who from interest or curiosity may be disposed to
ascertain its properties, with request that spec-
mems be sent TO Boston Providence, Philadelphia
and Baltimore This earth, OF which there is sup
posed to be an extensive stratum. is found in large
and almost detached blocks OF various shades, from
white to black; some in color resembling that OF
chocoate.-.n0bile Com. Rec.
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James ". Gazley,
Thomas Il. Ross,
Joseph Vance,
John ". Campbell,
Duncan MIrthRr,
Wuliam Wilson,
Philemon Beecher,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

The following is complete list OF The n.nb.,,
Of the Eighteenth Congress from the state Of Ohi,
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John Patterson,
John C. HrisLt,
John Sloane,
Elisha U'hittlespy.
Mordecai BatLe9.
s. +. Iinton,
William Mclean.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-19

BENJAMIN Wilson aged IS years Of Bucks county, ex
ceedag i'll for upwards of two years with dry cough ane
splitting Of matter from his lungs hectic fever, nght-sweat
and reduced skeleton complete cure, by using
the specific for two months Affirmed 7h October, 1910
i John Hendricks aged 81 years, of ampeter township,
long time exceeding i'll with dry cough pain in his breast
fever acknowledgements; complete by using two DO ties
4 Affirmed goth December 1916.
/ Eli H. Thomas, aged SO years, of Lampeor township
long time i'll with cough hoarseness, splitting of pruen'
from his lungs, fever and ngh-sweats; complete
cure by using bottles Affirmed 28th October, 1916.
i John Montgomery of do very i'll with most violent
cough, spng of matter mixed with blood complete cure
by using two bottles and 10 years since he used the
Specific, and no return Affirmed 9th January, 1873
Jacob Bowemaster, aged 80 years of do. long time i'll
with cough, fever, nigh eats and symptoms as above
led complete cure by using bottles Affirmed 2ls
November, 1917.
Henry Bird aged &c years. of do long time exceeding
lin, with cough, fever and nghsweas, and SYMPTOMS a.
bove stated complete cure by using bottles Affirmed
3D. August, By.
Andrew Weices daughter Susanna aged Is years of do
ong time il Of cough, splitting OF blood and rarer from
her lungs and symptoms above stated but all the hair
came III her head, complete by using bottles At
frned end November, 817
John Wilson, aged 3D. years. of the City of Lancaster Pa
months with cough, ami symptoms as stated above com
pie cure by using bottles. Affirmed 18Th August 1873
David Ionga4aker aged SO years Of rswsburg town
Ship exceeding i'll 70, bee, han 10 week. ath cough, and
The symptoms confirmed consumption. complete cure
by bottles Affirmed 17ih September. 1916.
John Barr, aged IS, # burg township, long time
i'll with cough and ympoms before stated complete
cure, BY usrg bottles. Affirmed Oh November 1917.
John Kryder Of the city Of err aged 90 wars
long exceeding i'll with all he .ymp'oms before
ted, complete b. usng .'es and since,
and is no IA years. Sworn 24,l November, 1917
Henry Dehof, Of he city e Lsacaser, aged % years,
with cough and spng Of blood from his lungs along Time,
complete hy using ole ho L., and is year and
four months aud no Affirmed 90 November 1917.
William Green, aged 80 years. Of Columbia, rup,ued
blood 1esse and We blood rushed from his lungs ard
tnued by spells forneary two DAYS complete by
using one BE- lie, andis ow upward Of zen years and
turn of bleeding from his lungs since. Sworn TO 18Th
December, 1915
Adam etfel Of conesogo township aged 45 years,
to his room; coug' and copcu splitting Of f,on his
ung nght.sweats, &c cclnpe'e BY using FIVE bot
ties of Specific. Affirmed 22l Augu. 1916
In testimony whereof have hereuno affixed my hand
and seal, this 18th day Of Fbuas, lSl9m h city Of
caster. SAMUEL CARPENTER.
The above medicine is To be had of JoHN MITE,
Druggist, Wilmington DELI at the corner Of Market
and Queen streets.
October ~, 1921 -1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-19
BY Authority of the State of Delaware.
Deza,Care State Lottery.
For the completion Of ST. PETERS Church.
In The Borough oil Wilmington.

majority of the Managers authorised by Law OF
the State Delaware passed I'd OF Feb last for the above
audable purpose having contracted for the same to effect
the object intended becomes the duty OF the SUBSCRIBERS
who are the contractors, solicit public encouragement and
patronage and to respectfully the basis which they
found their hope of both
The citizens of Delaware generally, were never very
willing counenance Lotteries, nor had they ever much
nduccment to so for independent of other feelings
and dispositions the management OF them, to say the least
the best and the very few schemes presented TOR
public appropriations were prelcaed and conducted, on the
Old tedious and esuItory plan, liable TO error, AID very
susceptible of offering temptation to artfu unpmncped
men, who might have charge control OF the wheels IN
dependent of the vast consumption of time frequently pro
racted from month month, and in from year
10 year.
But ne4u era in the application Of all principle. like
hat of steam has commenced Philadelphia, in the draw
ing of LOTTERIES by which any lottery or mode OF
sortiedge, may be concluded in fire minutes, without the
possibility of mistake by the powerful combination OF lg
On this principle the Union Canal Lottery OF Penn
syvania,-Frs Class New Series, was drawn the 18th
day of Feb last i'll the presence OF thousands of spec
ators, at the Washington Hail. Philadelphia and when the
fortune of 4060 tickets declared TO be decided by
Operation of fire duraton,a general shout of ap
pause foowedsu is mans anxious desire to duoid h
gering SUSPENSE and the agonyg Delay
For Hope deferred maketh the heart SICK. In fact,
apparent was the value candour and uneIing exped.
ton Of the mode that its march TO popularity, was
equal TO its velocity aid in flew days the manager Arc
bald Mntre, Esq publicly advertised that all the tickets
in the Second Class New Series, sold And We be
eve when the citizens Of Delaware, witness the Drawing
ofthe First class,-New SERIES ofthc DELAWARE STATE
LOTTERY, G. similar result will axe place, Jthe d,
srable object contemplated be realized; and great
portion Of existing prejudices be removed.
HOPE & Co.
Acting Managers, No %, Market 81 Wilmington, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-19
MIL SE.aTS FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale two valuable Mill Seats
on White Clay Creek stream sufficiently strong for al
most any kind IF water works One of these seats has
bout eight ornne feet fall Of water the other about twelve
feet These seats are about mile and half from New
ark and about six from navgable water Also farm Of
about 100 acres. The mill Seats with suitable
ion OF land, or the whole together may be had as NAV
best suit the purchaser. good title and immediate nos.
session may be had. 70
subscriber. spEt ~ AZ Az .'e
April Q 1922 '''e 81 o. s noei
me American, at Baltimore, Centinel at Philadelphia
ana National Advocate, at New York, will please to insert
ne above advertisement in the paper for the Country foI
immediately. ~ y $50 e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-19
TTERY ECONO.MY
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
5-10t

me Philadelphia papers announce that next Thurs.
Gay, inc I'm OF April, and in less than fue minutes will be
determined by the new and popular process of drawing
" the following splendid little scheme, &C." tickets 90
gwell-GJ This is the identical and bepuar process
OF Drawing we are endeavorng to introduce to the appro
baton OF the citizens Of Delaware and which, knowing
It's superiority overthe old mode we are soanxnsto obtain
the sanction and good report of the liberal and enlightened
The small scheme of the Delaware State Lottery does
not contain number of tickets in the Pennsyva
MA scheme Yet good prizes numerous and the
price only 81 oO per ticket BESIDES there is only about
blank to prize, SO that tits touch and go
BY touch the first pure qualities we learn.
Which quicken all thngs-hot, cold moist and dry;
BY touch hard soft, rough, smooth, we do discern;
BY touch sweet pleasure and sharp pain we try
And on the third of June next many worthy individual
of this Borough will touch-A pmzE-that will make hin
comfortable if not independent but there is no time L
be lost as the price of tickets will certainly advance soon
HOPE & Co.
Managers Office, No % Market ST. Wilmington Del
Whole Tickets s 4 90; shares in proportion. Ticket
and shares in variety of numbers,
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Commercial Bank of Delaware

Inc stockholders of the Commercial Bank of Della.
vars are informed that the General Assembly Of this State
uary last past to enable the President Directors and
OF the Institution, to close the concerns of the
nsk. ana Thursday, the I'd day of May next is appoint
ca oy the law above referred to- which the mportant
SUBJECT OF closing the OF the Bank is to be take
mug considerations of which the Stockholders will please IN
lake particular notices and give their attendance accord
Ehgy' at the banking House of the Institution nv ori
lot the Board, EpENR ri ACK tsr.,>r =, oI9er
Smyrna, Afarch25 1922. o s1'n
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NOTICE.


The Bill filed in this is TO obtain sale Of the real
estate Of Edward PWilner, late of Kent County, Delaware
Geceases Inc bll states that the said Edward r. viii
mer died. seized Of considerable real estate in Queen
AIMS County aforesaid, anu that there is no personal nro
nerty belonging to the estate of the said Edward will
mef m ms Sfae that can be discovered by the complain
NE SAID Edward p Wilmer has left the following
chilren ms heirs at law ylz-Susan Wilmer, Henrietta
Wilmer aud Edwin Winners all of whom are minors aud
re8le IN delaware S'ae-and said Bill further states that
we sad Edward 7 Wilmer at the time of his de ath was
Indebted TO the SAID complainant in large sum of money
IT IS therefore a4dsed and ordered, that the complain.
mt BY causing copy Of this order be inserted once in
each weeN, or three successive months N the American
Na'chnan, Delaware State, before the first Monday in
May heS give notice TO the absent defendants of the sub
stance and 5c OF this Bill that they may be warned ia
appear N his court by Guardian Solicitor BY the first
Monayin May next TO shew cause if any they have VIII,
he said real estate should be sold 10 discharge TIC
sad CLAIM. True Copy
THOMAS MURPHY, Cl'k
Queen AIMS County court
1 o-lOt MARYLAND
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INDIAN SPECIFIC.
OR COUGH DROPS.

LANG AsTER COUNTY, IS.
For the informa ion of the public, do hereby certify
that he following persons are herein men
toed personally appeared beose the sub.crber one Of
thu Jus of the Peace in and for the county of Lancas
te and bing duly and affirmed. severaly deposed
and declsred tina they had made of DR. Cakson Free
mars cough drops Tor Indian Specc) upon hemseve,
with the CREATE uccess tor curing of coughs, Colds ash
mas consuplons, spng Of Blood &C. and tina, in every
appear by the following testimony Of those who have used
hem.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-19
To Cotton and WoolIen Manufacturers

The subscriber, Agent for James ]. A. Smith OF LEI.
Massachusetts, receives and transmits orders I
CottOa and Uo0t atacine Cards of every description
oerhcaes OF their superior excellence, from the n0
Ton ana other northern manufactures with samples u
fhckset together with prices and terms may be seen o.
application Those in the Woollen trade are particularly
requested to examine double Cardng engine at j. W
Matby's Factory ON the Brantlywine clothed with j. q
A. Smiths Cards John TORBERT,
March Is 1892. 9O-em ktuo,ipgton, Id}
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To BE RENTED.

And possession given the twenty fifth day of March
ex that valuable FARM, situate IN the Hundred of Red
lAon late the property Of Samuel Grow, deceased This
act OF Land vii! be leased for of years. so as 10
give the tenant encouragement tnr Improvement
For terms apply 70 the Subscriber, New Castle.
JOHN CROW.
January 21st, 1929 Atf
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Boot and Shoe Manufactory;
In Broad, near Shihieu .ctree,

The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gem.
rail- that he carries the above business in all its VARIETY
IS determined 10 employ the best workmen both far ne
and womens work, and having procured the best mater
s he confidently atters himself that lie will be enabled
% give general satisfaction and merit share of PATRONAGE
SAMUEL WOILASTON
n lie continues the I3rickayng business as forme,
ly Apply above '''
One two boys of respectable connections wanted .
apprentices.
LIST month IL, 1922. &c
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WHINING TON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES

Leave the Subscribers tavern, sign of the Swan Wm;.
ton, and David Johns. sign Of tile White Horse BanI ~
Philadelphia, al O'Clock A NJ and at 10 O'Clock "
every day, Sundays excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR
The strctest attention paid to passengers who for thai
convenience, viii be taken up set down in any na ~
the city All baggage must be at the risk of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON
.Bank st from Market to Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets. O"u
"tWeh 10, 1919 4-if
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Whole Tickets S4 90 Quarters S1oo
Halves 2 90 Eiphtbs IN
HDpE 60 r.
HOPE So Co..

State Lottery Office. Market ST. Milmlngtoo. Del
The CASH 1OH be pad for all Prizes, this qlc as soon
as dawn Orders post pull attended 10, and lu5s ah
with on the most tavo,a6e terms. March, Ia
81 Wanted young adj of strict integrity and respecta
!ble connexions, who write good hand to attend the
i0fce. -
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PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No g. Marker 81 Wilmington where he
intends to Keep constant supply of the best quality
Porter, Ale and Cider. He returns his thanks 70 former
friends and trusts to receive share of Pubic patronage
March &c, 1922 22-6m HENRY GRIMES.
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SCIIEAl
o84 Prizes,
ll4O Blanks,
1924 Tickets at SO so.

Mt Nor one and quarter blanks 10 a hrize. .4-&
The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
twentyfour numbers, from to "a inclusive will be put
into wheel, four of which will be drawn out the who e
number Of tickets in this Lottery consists may be
by the Scheme of 1924 tickets each there will be three
of the "a Numbers, and that ticket having it the 81
and 3D. numbers drawn from the wheel will be entitled to
5000 that ticket having the LIST ID and 4h, will be en-.
titled to $500 that ticket having the LIST Sd and 4h will
be entitled 10 S40 that ticket having the ID Sd h
will be entitled to S344 Those tickets having on it only
the LIST and 81 numbers drawn from the Wheel will be en-
tilled I" $50 EACH those tickets having on the Isl sd 81
LIST and 4th I'd 3d. I'd and 4h; Sd, and 4lh Numbers
drawn from the Wheel will be entitled TO So each, and those
tickets having only the fur number drawn above
will be entitled to prize Of 81 each No Ticket which
shall have drawn prize Of superior denomination be
entitled to inferior Prize
Prizes % be subject usual, deduction of Is per
cent This Lottery will positively he drawn on the Sd d
june next or sooner if the sale Of the Tickets will war
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BANK STOCK,

The undersigned wishes purchase $50 Shares Stock
IN The Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware and will
receive written proposals (post paid for the Stock
until the I'D Of April next which day The lowest offer
as to price, will be accepted C. p COMEGyS
Dover, March 49, 1892 "a ~
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Joseph HILL late
Newcastle County, decd are requested make psymem
without delay and those having demands against the ess
to present them properly attested for settlements
MARGARET HILL, Z Admry
HENRY STEEL,
.Teracassls, .1tarda 27, 1922. aa-ss
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B.IRCL.aY,S C.lT'ECHTS.W

lust Published and for Sale No los, Market ST Cat
echism and Confession Of Faith BY Ro5ert Barcqv-to
which is added "Te Ancient Testimony of the Quakers
revved"-- Price 63 cts
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TO be Sold at Private Sale,
Or let for term of years, a TIT MILL with strong
water power suitable for Cotton factory other works
with about eight Of land, convenient dwelling house
stablng and other out buildings 1t is situated in East
bradford, Chester County, Penn. 2! miles west from
West Chester, on the Sasburg road leading from West
TO The subscriber, the premises Possession first Of April
Or any time during the Spring or Summer
March 25th, 1922 22--9tp JOSEPH BURLINGTON
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r. II nj ID VA l..

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs h,
friends and the public generally. that he has remo,
ed from the Queen of Otaheite to the 0''
West side of Market Street.
Directly opposite the Town-Hall, Wilminp,oD
Delaware;
Where he has purchased and opened House :,
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign Of
J.9.NES A. B.4Y.aRD.
He confidently hopes continuance of his form..
friends and customers; and trusts his superior az.
Recommendations will merit continuance of an y
creasing public patronage ELI LAMBORN
"h'i's'o" .ha'eh io' 1911 If
N. B. Horses, Gigs, Carriages, SC kept for bi,.
as usual.