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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06
Washington, Dec. s.

" HSNtNSTUH, IJeC' ..
A quorum of both Houses Of Congress was formed
Yesterday and the usual interchange of Messages
between the two Houses, and between them and the
Executive, took place. After which the Senate adj
journed, and the House of Representatives proceed
ed to the choice of a Clerk, at which they made
several lruitess attempts, which brought the time
to he usual hour oil adjournment.
Dec 4.-MArTHEw ST. CLAIR CLARK, ofPeun.
sylyania. was yesterday chosen Clerk of the House
of Representatives of the United States. He is a
Republican in politics, and the son of a worthy
Wing, now no more. He was some years ago, q
resident Of this Dstrct where he studied law, in the
practice OF which he has since been engaged.
MT Int
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JTdSHLNGTON' CITY.

Ii is gratifying, says the Columbian Star, to Wit
ness the progress made in completing the Capitol
The workmen are now occupied in rearing the dome
the centre building, and il finishing the interior
A comparatively short period only will be necessary
to complete this splendid edifce.
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vessel, the captain and crew of which are all
blacks, arrived at Nantucket few days since, from
the Western Islands, with cargo of oil.
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FOR SALE.

an terms advantageous to the purchaser fue Shares IF
W Stock in the Newport Bridge COmpay and three Shares
Of the Newcastle Turnpike Stock TENS made known by
Mr.. JOHN Crow, Newcastle. JOHN JANFlER, Jr.
Dec. a, 1922. 95-9t
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M4RRIED

At Friends Meeting yesterday morning, Mr.. HENRY
BATTEN, of Pennsylvania, to Miss RACHEL YARNALL,
of this Borough.
Cupid dart at Rachel threw,
And left her weltering on the ground;
Swift to her rescue Henry flew
On wings of love and healed the wound.
AL Chester Penn. the 28h ult by Samuel Smith, Esq
Mr.. ELI HEALD to Miss ELIZA ANN MOORE, both Of
this Borough
At the same place, on the 30th ult by John Caldwell
Esq. Mr. DAVID ROBINETT, Jr. 10 Miss KESSIAti
YATES both this Borough.
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We have been Obliged to postpone much ineres-
ting matter to make room for the Message.
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Ilnerlral 1DattDnlatl.
WILMINGTON, 6 DECEMBER, 1929

Frown indignantly upon dawning attempt
one portion of the Union from anothcrn WASHINGTON.
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DIED-In this Borough, the 22nd ult. after long
and painful Illness RACHEL ASIIBURNHANI, in the 73d
year of her age
- On the 9th DAVID TATUM, Dry Good Merchant
and respectable member of the Society of Friends
- On Sunday last, Mr. - GALLOWAY Cooper
- In Philadelphia, Friday evening last in his 63d
year. GEORGE SIMPSON, Esq Cashier of the late United
States' and Stephen Girards Bank.
- At Norfolk, Lieut.. WALTER G. ANDERSON, Of
the U. Navy, aged 40 years.
- On board the Cyane, about the Sd Nov. Lieut. EA-
KEN, and acting Surgeons Mate, PELL, both of New
York and three Seamen.
- At London, ON the 10th October, Mrs. GARRICK
rect of the late celebrated Dramast while sitting in her
chair at the advanced age of 90.
AT Calcutta, THOMAS FANsHAw MIDDLETON
Lord Bishop Of CALCUTTA
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In Tennessee, ttceLre Justices of the Peace are
before the Legislature, on Impeachment.
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Real Estate at Public Sale.

6AN the seventh day OF The 18th mo (December) at Eli
W iamborn's Tavern i'll the Borough OF wilmington at
O'Clock r. NJ. viii be sold Public Sale all the fol owing
described Re al Estate late the property OF john Grips and
bv HIM assigned tie subscribers for the benefit OF his
cretltcrs-to wit
No l. substantial Three Story Brick Messuage well
finished the Garets and the lot Of ground on which
erected situate Market Street III the said Borough
between Broad and Kent Streets The lot contains l9 feet
in front Market Street and continues that widt o3 feet
towards Shipley Street. where it wldens by offset 10
wards the South West to So feetand continues that width
fourteen feet inches then narrows to the width OF ~ ct
and continues that width Shpley Street, containing 1888
of land superficial measure be the same more or less
On the Shpley Stree, front there is fwo Stcy Frame
tenement which will be sold with the lot.
No 9. lot of land and Tenement fronting Shipley
Street and bounded ON the Northeast and Southeast by
Hot No 1. II contains in front on Spey Street ~ eet
lin depth tow ard Market Street 40 feet.
No s. lot of land the w. size of Broad Street be-
tween Orange rnd Tatra Streets containing in Front on
Broad Street 10 feet inches, and depth 124 feet On
(his LOT is erected lwo Story Brick tenement
No A. lot adjoining the above on the Northwest.
of the dimensions as lot No g. and has also Two
Story brick tenement erected on 1t.
No. S. A lot adjoining No A. and Of the same dimen-
sous. 1t has small frame tenement erected omit.
NJ 6, T. Two lots adjoining each other and bounded
on the South East by lot No S. They contain each 10 Get
inches in front on Broad Street and in depth 68 feet
On them is erected One Small FRAME tenement These
lots will be sold together.
| No. 8. A lot adjoining No. containing in front OIL
Broad street, 16 feet IL inches and in depth 6S feet
No. 9 lot adjoining No 8, of the same dimensions.
| No III. A lot adjoining g, do. do.
! No. IL A lot adjoining No. 10, do do
This lot is situate at the southery of Broad Tat
nall streets.
/ No 70 A small FARM on the Wilmington and Lancas
ter turnpike road containing about IA acres OF land
is situate about mile from Wilmington On ms erect
ed small stone house, nearly 1t is bounded by th'
aforesaid road by lands of the late Dr. James ton those
of Jacob Grips and Enoch Gregg, and IS sufficiently nea
! the Borough for pasture and moving ground.
/ No 10 One lotin Deer Creek Marsh adjoining lands o
William Hemphi and others, containing one acre and
quarter 1t has front the marsh road.
No ID One lot in Clemens Creek Marsh, fronting o.
he marsh road adjoining marsh of John Jones and bound
ed by Clemens Creek, containing about 54 of an acre
Possession of all the above property will be given o
the 25t of the Sd (sarch next and the condition
' made known on the day OF sale, by
Il EVAN LEWIS, and o.o;.u,,.
HENRY HOPES. '''S
Wilmington, 18th mo 18TH 1922 9O-6t
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IEt.,S ELIXIR.

Thistruly valuable medicine has 'ol The last sixteen years
beeu tb most etcacious medicine for speedily and
sfectualy curl & the violent colds, coughs, Consum-
lions drought by great colds and exposnre) hundreds
OF cases Of could be gwen oi persons s"ached from
the very brink OF the grau by the timely OF this inva
liable medicne,) had room; we can only give the io
lowing at this time :. 900,
Dear SRI was attacked with violent headache
and pain in the Breast that it with the utmost dii
etv could draw my breath, utter single sentence
louder than Whisper; was advised by my friends TO pro
cure bottle of our Elrir, which did, and from two OF
three doses found great rels and the use OF one bottle
effected my complete You are at liberty to make
this public in any manner you think proper
Yours &C. JOHN p. WILMINGTON.
10 Mr.. Noah Ridgely, Baltimore.
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Lees Worm Lozenges,
Wonderful Tape W orm.

IN aud powerful remedy for destroying all KIM
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N yt F7 n 60
ua a. fs As 20
LUCKY OFF, E, No. a8, Market Street
STRAY COWS!

G. tRAYED from ,he farm lf lie subsc ber, near New
~ Castle, the 18th iGst. wo Mich Cows, one red
We her dark color NTH whitisn back They are abOu
years old. Whoever viii them give nfor
nation tina Iget them, shall be generously rewarded
THOMAS SIEAKMAN.
Nov. 18TH 1899. Soft
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Lees famous Ambitious Pills.

They admirably adapted to carry oft sapeFtiuous
lite regular habit Of the body, and promote free perspi
ration and thereby prevent colds often attended with
fatal consequences 10 the lives of thousands.
Please enquire for lees init bilious Pills, with the
signature of NOAH RIDGELY, (iate Michael Lee < Go
Dear Si,.-IIaving made use Of the various Pits an my
fauny offered the public for the last twenty-five Years
having found your celebrated ant'-bhoUs PMS TIE mos
efcacious IN cleansing the stomach and bowels reoyinF
headaches sick stomach and having used hem tor severa
years past, have hesitation ~ sauug ha be 'eve
them las represented) most ualG6Le firmly medicine
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, BALTIMORE
go M Noah RidgefH Aug. g. 1921.
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GOOD BEER !
Wilmington Brewery.

LANES sEBBORN respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced brewing at shipleys old Brewery in
Wilmington, where he intends keeping constant supply
Of Strong and Table Beer Sensible Of the great prefer
ence given to the philadelphia Beer, he hatters himself
that from his knowledge and experience in the business
be able to furnish the quality fhat brewed n
the city, as TO merit increasing share OF pubic patron
are IL mo. 10, 1922. Supp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-03

The proprietor Of Lees Fanny medicine has been put
in possession of par, Of TAPE Hor, passed by lady
forty years old expelledby Lees truly eicscous orm
Destroying Lo1enges, which measures eight feet long and
contains three hundred joints. Tins WUm, with two
round Worms, Of l3 aud inches long, and OF an inch
roun expelled from child five years old, by the use
OF tees IA.eges, are he at Lees Family me-
Mcine Dispensary, No. 68 Hanover St. Baltimore.
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Advertising BY the year.
IIFE'S
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.


Lees truly valuable medicines, have now stood the test
Of about sixteen years. aud their excellent qualities are
well known and established. One It the most recent cases
Of cures of the most beneficial Of his Medicines is
all that the Proprietor for want Of room can select and an
mex, from the many in his possession.
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The price fve dollars year those who do either
pay their subscriptions in advance, or before the first of
Tye or Decen5er and tour Dollars to those who do at
henre which time liza subscriber wishes decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention compliance
with these conditions to be considered engagement
sr SIX mohs and paper will be discontinued without
flHlment Of them except at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements no exceeding twelve lines, for term
lees than three months fDr times for dollar and twen-
~ cents for every sui eqent nseron longer onesn
norton Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertise be inserted, they
viii Be continued ill forbid Letters to the Editor to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
advertising by the year.
To Subscribers. To Subscribers.
year $40, w lyear 10 W
6munths 8, 81 months y, 81
3do. q, rs do. 5, 10
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CITIZENS
BEWARE OF DELAY!

The Drawing of the Delaware State Lottery Second Glass
win shortly take place, and upwards Of
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Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.

An in(ahle remedy for bruises, rheumatlsni' spra'
,liihlains. &c.
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Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

Amongst the most common symptoms attending TINS DIS
tressnr complaint are the following viz owness OF spr
is ss of annette mpurlty of the Blood tyscrlcal alice
tons inward weakness violent pains IN the head nacK
loins and limbs, &C. The principal operation OF thsren
ey is in the stomach, restoring tue digestive power and
sending forth from that organ new health and ygor III eve
ry part Of the system
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
An nGlhle remedy for bruises rheumatlsm sprains'
numbness cliblains, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
ylf,duleto7un, Nd Oct 10, 1921.
SrWe are now happy to inform you, that the result
Cater correct tra of your Lees .igHe and Fevr ops
has been Of the most aerng kind; not only few cases
have cured of that very disagreeabe & com
plan hut sir every far as our enquiries nave rea
ohed has been perfectly cured and some indeed ny anew
doses only We desire to remain yours resPeG,,E &C
O'NEAL, RlCHMOND q Co.
10 Mr.. Noah Rdgeiy, Baltimore
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
Warranted 10 cure by one application free from mercury
or INV nern;cos ingredient This vegetable remedy is so
mild yet eficacous thai it may be used WITH me d'es,
safety the delicate pregnant lady, % cN''a VI
week old.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, rendering the skin
Seicatey soft and SMOOTH improving the compleAioh'
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
certain eectua cure for the yenerea and gonorrhaea
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powders
Which ceanses and beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
A certain cure for eyes,
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster,
For removing and destroying Corns.
Lees Lip Salve.
HE above famous Family Medicines are for sale BY '0Sef
Seott NO e Market street. Wilmington 7sho has just fece11
I'd afresh supply from Baltimore.
ar Please to observe that yGtever and IVereur you buy
Ssnc can be Lees Genuine Family Medicines, without tn
signature Of the proprietor. noAH flDeEE ~
Aay7r-1y Late aAanael Ice . 'o'
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TEN THOUSAND DOLL.aRS

will be distributed in few days in the following sums
No. One of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
b5" One of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
e." One Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
~" One of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
hJP One of'THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
And 6OOO Dollars in other Prizes,
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NOTICE

MS hereby given that intend to Petition the Legislature
at their next session. invest in certain lands adj
II1 1I,1"S Honk;ns. WILLIAM HOPKINS
Niis'rd lei November 10, 1922 93-4tp
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FOR PUBLISHING By SU8ScapTYoY
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What say you then-does it not look well Verify does
itand now indeed is the accepted me-when the pros
pect of gain remote silent but silence now
would be cupabe Now is the time to buy-now is the
time to form Cubsand for Lae to associate in Lottery
parties, ndeedit is Tickets be had
the following cheap terms:
Packages of 10 Tickets at S3 per cketa less quant-
ty Of single tickets So 25 per ticket-single tickets
S3 so cts.-and iurther,o accommodate those willing to
take certified lists of numbers and have their tickets de-
posted in Bank until the drawing is concluded they
willing depend alone the prizes be drawn for
third the Of the tickets, and will dispose of them
as follows:--
One package of 10 whole tickets including the 80
bers, e20--0ne package Of 10 half tickets do S10One
package Of 10 quarter tickets do. IS.
GFor all sums exceeding S1o0-approved notes at so
days will be received in payment. go
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Remarkable Death.

Mrs. Patient, relict of Mr.. Patient,
WHY, Willis. What renders her death
most remarkable, is the singular fact,
that she had frequently expressed her
hope 7" to live long enough TO see her
daughter married, and she should die
cheerfully." Her wish has been Liter
ally accomplished. Her daughter was
married on TUESDAY last; the anxious
ly affectionate parent took small piece
of the bride cake. drank the health of
the bride and bridegroom in glass Of
wine, and instantly expired.
EChsltenhca Chronicle.
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A boy, in England, while at play with
other children, had the misfortune to.
have quantity of unslacked lime thrown
into his eyes. By improper manage
ment he lost his sight entirely. A be-
nevolent occulist to whom he was taken,
when TOO late to afford him any relief,
gives instructions as to what is right to
do, under such circumstances. He says,
" when any accident of similar nature
occurs, the eye should be Immediately
syringed freely with warm water, so as
completely to wash out every particle
of lime or mortar from under the eye
lid; which can be done by inserting the
point of the syringe under the outer
edge of the eyelid. After this, the eye
should be kept constantly open, and on
no account be covered over with a
bandage green shade like the front
of bonnet may be worn, and the eye
should be frequently fomented with
hot y ater for some days, by means of a
large soft sponge. If there is much in
nammation, free catharficks and blood
letting should be had recourse to-"
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An ACT in addition to an act entitled,
can Act, re gulating Parishes and Pre-
cincts and the officers thereof"
BE 1t enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives. an General Court assembled,
and by The authority Of the same, That the in
habitants of each town, district, parish, with
in this Commonwealth, qualified to vote in
town, district, or parish affairs, shall have pow
er from and after the first day of March next,
at their animal meeting, to raise in the same
manner that other town, district or parish char
ges may now by law be raised, such sum or
sums of money, as they may deem sufficient to
defray all the cost and charges which may be
necessary for the support and maintenance of
sacred musick, in their respective towns, dis
tEicts, and parishes as aforesaid.
.4pprored by The GOceTnour,(
ae = February II, 1922.
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From the Edinburgh Review.l
MADAME DE STEEL.

She had al all times deep sense of
religion. In theology, as we'll as in ev-
cry thing else, however, she was less
dogmatick than persuasive /; and, while
speaking from the inward conviction Of
her own heart, poured out its whole
warmth. as well as its convictions, into
those of others ; and never seemed to
feel any thing Cor the errours of her
companions, but generous compassion,
and afiectionate desire for their remov-
al. She rather testified in favour of re-
ligion, in short, than reasoned systemat-
ically in its support; and, in the present
condition of The wcrld, this was, per-
hays, the best service that could be
rendered. Placed. 10 many respects, in
the most elevated condition TO which
humanity could aspire-pcssessed IN
quesrionably of the highest powers Of
reasoning--emancipated, in singular
degree, from prejudces, and entering
with the keenest relish into all the feel
ings that seemed to suffice for the hap
piness and occupation Of philosophers,
patriots, and lovers--she has still testi-
fed, that, without religion, there isnoth-
ing stable, sublime, or satisfying and
that it alone completes and consummates
all 10 which reasoo or affection can as
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An ACT to regulate the admeasurement
of Timber.
lpr0red BY he GOUeTTtour, }
: February II, 1892.

SEC. /. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. in General Court as
ssnabled, and By the authority Of the same, That
from and after the tenth day Of April next, all
spruce and pine timber that is hewed and of
six inches square and upwards, shall be survey
ed and sold at and after the rate of forty cubic
feet per ton, and all sawed timber six inches
square and upwards shall be surveyed in the
same manner as is now provided by law for
measuring boards and scantling.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That ev-
cry person violating the provisions Of this law
(unless Iy special agreement Of the parties an
other method is adopted) on conviction there
Of, shall forfeit and pay for every offence, sum
not less than two dollars nor more than ten
dollars, at the discretion of the Court compe-
tent to try the same.
.apprOped by the Gorernour,(
February 10, 1922.
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MISCELLANY.
Extract from Dwight Theology.
-. IIElLx.IIl~-
ATHEISM

ak Of them, (ailuding to the heavenly
bodies) in his opinion, (the atheist's)
otge their being to fate, accident, or the
blind action of stupid matter. They ex-
ist for no end. and accomplish none.
They spring from no wisdom, and dis
play none. They are, therefore, what
they wosIa- have been, had they been
made and moved by an Intelligent
Cause, without any purpose, OF design
In their creation; vast apparatus of
splendcur and magni6cence, assembled
together for nothing; an immense show
in which nothing was intended, and
from which nothing can be gained
The mind, In surveying them, asks in
stinctively, and irresistibly, how came
this train of wonders into being and is
answered with nothing but perplexity
and folly, doubt and despair. In the
same manner it inquiries, of what use
will this mighty assembiage of worlds
and their furniture prove The only
reply is, of none. All, with their mo-
tions, furniture, and inhabitants, are the
result ard under the control of that
iron-handed necessity which exists in
the blind operations of unconscious mat
ter: that gloomy F'cte Of the HentIiens TO
which hey sullenly submitted, because
they deerled it inevitable; and which,
while it showered calamities in abnnd-
ance. cut off every hope, and every eff
for,, for the attainment of deliverance.
To the wretch, whose mind is effectual-
" imbued with this scheme Of things,
the universe is changed into a vast pris-
on, where himself and bis companions
are confined by bolts and bars, forged
by the hand Of blind. immoveable and
irresistible destiny where no heart is
found to pity their suferings, and no
hand TO lend relief; where no eye looks
with sympathy, and no ear listens with
tenderness where the walls reach to
heaven, and are hung with clouds at
midnight; and where every effort 10
escape, conducts the miserable tenant
emily to the sulien cavern of despair.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, April 2, 1922.
To the Wido1o and Heirs Of JACOB
FISHER, late Of Bolton, in said Cour-
ty, deceased, and to all Others concern
ed IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gf you see fly at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in May next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to sell and
convey so much ofsaid deceased's Real Estate
as win raise the sum of 5 SAB: 90, for the pay
ment Of debts and charges, as requested; and
you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.