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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-29
F ;.;S IN Ga3i. 3, lF s e2g = a.
LUCKY OFFICE, No. 90, .Narhet Street.
Six Cents Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Pencadcr
la Hundred, Glasgow, the 50h October last, an
indented white Girl by the of Cathrine Ford, about
II years of age Any person returning said runaway shall
receive the above reward, but chaiSes All persons
arc hereby forbid harborng trusting said runaway, at
their peril. CALVIN TuBBS.
November 18th 90-4tp
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GOOD BEER
Wilmington Brewery.

LANES sEDBoRN respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced brewing shipcys old Brewery, in
Wilmington, Nhere he intends keeping constant supply
Of Strong and Table Beer Sensible Of the great prefer
a fom his knowledge and experience in the business,
70 he able to furnish it the quality othat brewed in
The Civ as to merit an increasing share ofpubc patron
are II mo. 10, 1929. SO-StP
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATcHMAN.

The price sue dollars year to those who do not either
& or DeceJer and four Dollars to those who do at or
t,ore which time, fa subscriber wishes to decline he
st notify the editor of his intention. non compliance
,h these conditions to be considered engagement
sor six months, and no paper will be discontinued without
f,flment of them except at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
i tban three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent insertion, longer in pro-
otion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
v long their advertisements to be inserted they
l he continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in
slrc attention must be post paid.
advertising BY the year.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year S1o, w year To- w
6nonths 8, so months 9, so
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advertising BY the year.
LEES
LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.

Lees truly valuable medicines have now stood the test
aU sixteen years. and their excellent qualities are
we'll known and established One Of the most recent cases
Of cures of some ofthe beneficial of his Medicines, is
ali that the Proprietor for want of room select and an
mex from the many in his possession.
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WANTED,

A situation in a wholesale retail grocery store
90 - .ohr IN y school-or bar keeper in public house.
The advertiser will accept of very low terms in order 70
pet employment line addressed to E. ?. lett at the
Office of the Watcman, will attended to ana
given Nov. 10, 1922. sess
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STRAY COWS!

GTRAYED from the farm of the subscriber, near New
- Castle, the 18th inst. Two Mich Cows, red,
the other dark color with whitish back They about
II or wears old Whoever will them or give inor.
nation that Iget them, shall be generously rewarded
THOMAS SIEAKAIAN.
Nov. 18th, 1922. 90-ff
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From the Federal Republican and Baltimore Telegraph
MANUFACTURERS OF Bal TLJNORE.

From the Federal Republican and Baltimore Telegraph
.aEQN'UF.aCTORIES OF Bal TLNORE.
No. g.
The very important subject Of this number is the
Union Manufacturing Company Of .Noryiam.--
This institutions managed by principal and twelve
directors, and the warehouse, No. 1852 Baltimore
street, is the depot for their manufactures where
they are also sold, and where the business of the
institution is generally transacted.
The works of this establishment are situated on
the river Patapsco, 10 miles from Baltimore join
ing Ellicotts lower mills. 1t commenced opera
ton in 1808 with a capital OF 100000 dollars The
situation for erecting the works was chosen on &C
count Of the permanency Of the stream and its pro-
per distance from the city The water rights en-
brace both sides of the Falls, secured by the pur-
chase of nearly 1700 of land, the greater part
Of which is in wood. The acquisition OF SO large
tract of land, was found to be necessary, well
for securing TO the company the exclusive use OF
the water as for furnishing fuel for the factory and
the people employed in and about the same--now
requiring near 1000 cords of wood per annum, the
most Of which is sold and delivered 10 the people
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!, possesson Of part of Tape Harm passed by lady
forty years old expelled by Lees truly eiicacios orm
Destroying olenges which measures eight feet long and
round Worms of IS and inches long, and Of an inch
round expelled from cd not flee years old by the use
Of lees L0=enges, to be seen at Lees Family me-
dicine nisnensarN. no. 68 Llano. er 81. Balumore,
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Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

Amongst the most common symptoms attending TINS ds
tressinp complaint are the following viz: owness OF spr
lis loss of annette npury of the Blood hyserical atec
tons inward weakness violent palns IN the mead pack
lons and limbs &c. The principal operation OF thisrem,
edy in the stomach, restoring the dlSesVe Powe,' e
sending forth from that organ health and vgor IN eve
~ part of the system
Lees Essence and Extract OF Mustard,
An infalblc remedy for bruises, rheumatism spralns
numbness, chllbains &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
.lfctHsto7rn Nd Oct. 10, 1891.
SrWe are now happy inform you, that the result
fater correct riaN of your Lees .lgue and FeUer DJ0
has been # the most faering kinds not only Anew cases
have been cured of that very dsaSreeabe ksome COM
paut hut sir every far as our enquiries nave rea
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doses ony We desire to remain yours res1ecliy, &c
N'''' o'NEAL, RICHMOND s. Co.
To Mr.. Noah Ridget, Baltimore.
Lees sovereign ointment for the itch.
Warranted TO cure by application free from mercury
or any perncous ingredient This vegetable remedy ~
mild yet efcaoiols, that it may be used with me 9s'
safety on the most delicate pregnant ady' of cho Vi
week old.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
Thc Persian Lotion operates mildly rendering .;e 'N'
decate!y soft and smooth, improving the c"mpeAloh'
Lees Indian Vegetable SPECIFIC.
certain g. eecua cure for the venerea and gonolrhaea
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder,
Winch cleanses and. beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
A certain cure for sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster,
Enr removing and destroying Corns
Lees Lip Salve.
The above famous Family medicines are (o' sale BY J0Se
Seo No oS rketShee Wilmington, soho has Just feceo
edGjiesh supply from baltimore.
Please to observe that ateUer and 7ohereueryou buy
a,e can be Lees Genuine Family Medicines without h
signature of the proprietor. noah H t q ~
May7,-1y. Late Michaei Lee q w.
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TIE STRAWBERRIES TOMB.
BY N. H. WILSON.

BY N. H. WILSON.
DEEP in the dreary forest gloom,
Where not flower is seen to bloom,
And where poisoned streamlet laves
The bank where deadly night-shade waves,
Is seen the Slanderer's lonely tomb.
The boding owet lowering round,
Sends forth her screech of fearful sound;
The black.winged raven fingers there,
And blasting dews polute the air,
And fall upon the unhallowed mound.
For him who sleeps in that lone bed,
No tear of fond regret is shed,
No kindred dear his fate bemoan,
Or raise the consecrated stone,
With pious hands, above his head.
Alike to Heaven and man foe,
His only Joy on earth to know,
Was, to destroy his neighbours fame,
To blight the fairest, brightest name,
And aim at Virtues breast blow.
On his dark brow scowled Envy dire,
His eye-balls flashed haeful FIRE,
Whilst malice, and envenomed hate,
Dwell in his heart in sullen state,
And swelled it with helish ire.
Indignant, saw the Almighty power,
The wretch fell woes around him shower
The bolt Of Heaven in thunder sped,
And struck the proving monster dead,
That he should curse the world no more.
And now, in dreary forest-gloom,
Where not flower is seen to bloom,
And where poisoned streamlet layes
The bank where deadly nightshade waves,
Is seen the hateful SIanderer's tomb.
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Lees famous Anti-bilious Pills.

They are admirably adapted to carry Oft superluous
Ie and to prevent its morbid secretonsto restore appe-
te regular habit Of the body and promote free Pesp-
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fatal consequences to the lives OF thousands.
ar Please enquire for Lees INT bilious Pie, with the
Signature Of NOAH RlDGELY (Late Michael Lee 4 Co J
Dear SrfIaving made Of the various Pills in my
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having found your celebrated anbous plis the most
ecacious in cleansing the stomach and bowels removing
headaches sick stomach and having used temtor several
years past have hesitation in stating that believe
;hcu las represented) must valuaJls family medicine
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, Baltimore.
10 Mr. Noah Ifsdgeiy. Aug. 9, 1921.
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Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.

An inf,ble remedy for bruises, rheumatism, spra'f
numhness. chilblains. &c,
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will shortly take place, and upwards of
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FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE.

ZOE az AZ ~, Canan.retal 9.I,srl.... Ja 81.


From the Ne0 Tori, Commercial, ilrerfigd~ Jan ST.
The Lord Lieutenant had issued a Procla nation,
offering reward Of hundred pounds each, for the
apprehension Of the first FIVE OF the gang who rr,ur.
deled the family of Is persons; and an hundred
pound each for the apprehension of the second five.
Some alarm appeared to exist in Dublin and
meeting had been held to take measures 10 prevent
any outrages in that city.
1t is already announced that the king will visit
Scotland next year, and that he will afterwards pro
coed to his Hanoverian domnons.
Recent letters from Malta. announcing tho de.
structlon of the Tunisan feet OF Tunis, in a yale
of wind when it is said all hands on board perish.
ed, amounting to two thousand persons.
a letter from Bale announces the death Of Gen.
Rapp, on the 10th November, at his country seat,
kelnweaer, near that town. I ne event vas anti
cipated from his declining state OF health.
Letters received from China and Batavia 10 the
9Th Jaly state that no less than thousand of the
inhabitants had been carried off by the cholera NOR.
bus. The rice crop had failed and, in consequence,
the government had prohibited ali expor,ations
SpAIN.-Letters from Madrid Of the 10th Nov.
state that the decree of the Cores is officially pro-
mugated, by which all kinds Of foreign merchan-
die, the trade in which was permitted before the
establishment Of the new general system of Gus
toms approved by the Cortes October S, 1920. and
which had been imported before that period into
the Peninsula may be re-exported ct the pleasure
OF the proprieors' on paying duty Of per cent"
The prison and the halls of the Spanish secret
lnquisiton have been thrown open fer public inspec.
ton, by order of the Co,tes
The London True Brion of Saturday the first OF
December. contains only three pages. The second
page, where the most recent news generally an
pears contains the following remarks, in very large
type.
I" 1rAe 8riton Office, o'c'oct
| In consequence OF an illegal and most outrage.
Gus attack on our Office this morning, the particu-
liars of which will hereafter be made known to the
public, we are under the necessity to day, of going
to press with three pages only We must beg our
our readers to overlook any inaccuracies which the
Iuproar has occasiored."
The Observer of Monday evening, December Sd
contains all the particulars OF the ARRAY as they
were related at the Police office, Bow street. Ii
seems that Lord Kenyon and Mr. Merle, the editor
'loi the True Bilton, were partners in the establish
ment, and there had been some difficulty between
them for long time. His ordship had been en-.
Ideavoring to expel MIR Merle from the premises
and from the establishments and the latter had for
several days previous to the a4ray, kept peace
Ioilioer IN bis establishments Several feeble efforts
Iwere made by the persons employed by lord Keny
lon, but in every instance they were promptly re-
tPelled. On Saturday the LIST Mr. John Stockdale
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
WIG AND TORIES.

These appellalions, so frequently met with in the
History Of Great Britain and this country, have oc-
casoned much curious enquiry as TO their primary
derivation. The following suppositon which met
with in the appendix TO the last edition to rrum-
bulls Poe,cal Works, appears to me to be the
most probable Of any hypothesis that have been
formed. 1t will no doubt be new TO most of your
readers. X M. Z
Sin England this name (Tory) seems TO have
been first applied to that part OF the army OF
Charles, who were distinguished by the appellaton
of Cavaliers. They were not more famous for cou-
rage in the field than notorious for their dssolute
manners and Incorporate riots Singing catches
ard ballads was then the fashionable music OF So
cety. They had ballad suited to the times, and
las much in vogue as the Cara was afterwards in
the French Revolution. Its chorus was
"Sing tory rory, rantum scantlm tory rory row.
The word Tories soon came into use to denote
set Of Bacchanalian companions Cotton, in his
Virgil Traveste, often calls the Trojans, at the
court of Dido, Tories and once Tory.rories, &C
cordng to this Specification of the terms.
The word Wing originally meant a sour, astrin
gent kind Of crab apple. In rdicule Of the short
clipped hair and Penitertial scowl Of the purans,
,-.o served in the army Of Cromwell, the roysts
called the Wings lick-ears, and round heads"
.5n Daily .4dy.
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savage notions of retribution of these Nocturnal

savage notions of retribution Of these Nocturnal
Legislators.
Second outrage,-Nurder II EZyor Coils.
On the night of Thursday last, Major Coils was
brutaiy murdered in his bed, by gang Of Rui. ans
who broke into his house at Traee Spa, within less
than two miles Of the town Of Tralee Seven per.
sons entered the house, but the number who actual.
ly committed the murder was three The majors
skull was Fractured by the stroke of an iron bar and
SIX balls are said to have entered his body He died
in great agony. The house was robbed Of money
and property OF various descriptions, to large
amount. Major Coils was most amable and ex-
cellent gentleman.
He magistrate Of the county Of Kerry. II
was understood that he kept large Of money
constantly in his possession.
BURNING OF CHURcH--Some villains mali.
cousy set fire to the Parish Church Of Knockane.
near Killarney, in the united diocese of Arder, s.
totally consumed it, with a number Of bibles and
prayer books contained therein The Church war
dens OF the parish were also threatened, few DAYS
before, with either loss Of life PROF erty, if they
did not desist from collecting the church cess"
A barn and haSgard, the property, we learn, Of
a Mr. CUTIE were burnt, near the north east foo,
OF Sliebnaman mountain, beyond Nine Mile House,
close by Kilkenny, and lust within the bounds Of Ii ~
county Of Kilkenny - Ctonniet Rerau
The house of man OF the name OF Reilly, ~
Churchtown, very New Castle was attacked
by party OF Insurgents One Of the persons in
the house, escaped unseen; and made his way to
the barracks of the 10th regiment. Col. Baliour
nstantaneously turned out party, and succeeded
in experimenting three of the assaants who are
fully ldenthed.-Cck Pafcr.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF CAPT. WATERS
Captain Waters, most noiTensive gentleman,
VINO has been Tor some time past on the half paw
establishment, was OIL the night before last fred at
and wounded (mortay, it is feared). He was on
ms way home to his residence near New Market,
at the time lie was attacked.
We have seen letter from Magistrate in the
neighborhood, who describes himself and all around
him as In the utmost alarm."--Cork Advertiser.
From The Dublin PARROT Of THursday last
we regret to observe the infection of the della.
ded peasantry OF other districts making its approach
es to our very doors-A banditti went TO The bouse
OF Edmund Hickey, near Ardfnane, and took from
him double barrelled iowling piece and other
arms. On the following night, five fellows, four
OF whom had their faces blackened, having watch.
ed their opportunity when the Constable Of Bally-
dummy went into the fields before bed time. thev
seized him short distance from his door-haylnr
done this they brought him to his house, and pIac-
ing him before the door, ordered it TO be opened
this, under such circumstances his father was
obliged to do, who otherwise would not, he having
arms. They then went in, and took his conslable's
carolne, bayonet and fowling piece.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
HARISBrRC.. Feb. I

Shocking. following extract of letter, da-
ted at Womelsdorf, Berks county JAM 2s, relates
one of the most shocking events ofthe age:
81 have Just returned from Witnessing one OF the
most dreadful scenes that was ever heard ofn this
bart of the country a man by the name of Miller,
asst night put to death his wife and two chdrin, and
after perpetrating this horrid act he put end to
his existence by hlnging himself What renders
this the more dreadful is the circumstance that his
wife far advanced in pregnancy, and would pro-
baby have been confined in the course ola few days.
1t is supposed that despair urged him tothis deed.
He was young man in reduced circumstances, a
Polander by birth" Bal. Patriot
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
To Prevent Ice from Adhering to
Water Wheels.

Twas formerly aunoye very much by ice adhering
10 my Water Wheels, and admitted smoke and heat,
hut to no purpose About five years ago had an
iron kettle, which contained about Fifty gallons,
masoned in the form of Brewers kettle, on the
top Of which copper cover of conical form
with pipe of about three feet long, constructed so
as TO admit the steam on the Water Wheels, which
had been previously nclosed in box; this simple
mode has kept the Wheels perfectly free from ice
during the severes winter, and consumes only four
cords Of wood in the season. the expence Of which
is not more than half as great as the injury the
Wheels sustain by breaking the ice off in the usual
manner exclusive Of the loss of time Plough Boy.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
LIABILITY OF CORPORATIONS.

An act has passed the Legislature of Mas8achu-
seas. and has been approved by the governor, eEac
ting, that every person who shall become a Tcm6er
Of any manufacturing corporation, which may here
after be established, within the state shall be liable
in his individual capacity, for all debts contracted
during the time of his continuing memmber OF
such corporaiion.- An excellent princpe-extend
it to banks. and society will be relieved fom daily
growing affection. Yanrorc.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08

An elegant aliesoicai monument, 10 the rnerao.
ry of Major General Ross, who killed at Bait
more in the late American war, has just been pla-
ced in ST Paul's Cathedral. Valor is seen lowering
an American Rag on the tomb Of the departed war
ror, as a trophy Of his victory. Britannia is re-
cumbent and in tears. Fame descends with lau
rel crown to decorate his bust-London hapey.
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INDIAN FIGHT--tcoxr1RMArIoN.)

St LOUIS, Dec. 24.-Lieutenant Scott, Of tine
United States army, arrived here on Tuesday last
from Fort Smith, Con the Arkansas) We learn
from this gentleman that severe battle had been
fought between the Cherokees and Osages, in which
the latter were defeated with great loss. The Osa-
ges were on their way, had arrived at the Cana
dian Fork, [a considerable distance above Fort
Smith, when the Cherokees, who we're in pursuit {;
came up with them, and fell upon them, taking
nearly leo scalrs and prisoners.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08

We are credlbly informed that the amount Of col.
lections received in this city and bertes and al.
ready deposited in the Bank Of Pennsylvania for the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum, reaches TO nearly
twenty-five Thousand Dolars.-This, with other
sums to be expected, added to the State Donation,
and the Insurance, is supposed will constitute an
aggregate of Forty thousand dollars we record it
as fact truly honorable to the feelings and liberal
ity Of our fellow citzens.-PhA Gaz.