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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-31
PAitASOLS.
EDUCATION.

M LTON HALL respectfully in.
INl forms his friends aud the public, th. he has
associated himself with Mr., JOSEPH s. CONBLL,
OF Connecticut with The intention Of extending the
pseser, branches Of instruction, now taught at Mr..
HAAS school. They conjoin,ly solicit the auen.
,on oi all those parens. who are desirous their chill
dren should acquire competent knowledge in all
those branches OF useful and polite education, that
vii! render them eminent 10 every active Of life.
in winch they may be employed, and prepare their
minds to contemplate the wonderful works of Crea
uon, w'th moie enlsrged views. The branches in.
tended 10 be taught. include ali the common, togctb.
er with Rhetoric, Composition, History, Chemistry,
Natural Phi!.ophy, Latin and Greek !; all The use.
fui branches Of Mathematics Surveying. Navigation.
Irigonomeuy. Geometry, and Algebra. To those
sho wish TO obtain knowledge Of ,he above branch
es, the most careful and faithful attention will lie
given--as also to the morals Of those placed under
their charge.
az Attention will also he given to those Ladies' and
Gentlemen who may wish to acquire knowlegd. Of
the French Language. July IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Stands and Mayket Places.

PUBLIC Notice is hereby given II
conformity TO the Bylaws of the TOW n of Port
land that the several Market Places and Stands
hereafter mentioned are designed and appointed
for the purposes therein named viz.
For HAY, before it is weighed, the south
side of Back-Stree: from Middle Street to TEN
ple-Street; after the same is weighed, the north
side Of Federal Street from the Hay-scaes to Ten
pie Street.
For WOOD & BARK, the north size of
Mddle-Street, from Judge Freeman's Office. TO
Court Street the north side Of Maine Street from
Preble Street 10 Green's Alley the north side of
Danforth Street, frem High Street TO Centre
Street.
For LUMBER, Of all kinds, the north sfde
of Middle Street, from Maine Street to Court
Street. the north side of Free Street and the west
side of Union Street.
For BUTCHERS CARTS and Wagons
with butchers meat the north side of Maine Street
from Green Street TO Green's Alley-the south
side Of Fore Street, from the passage leading on
to Ingraham's Wharf, to that leading to Tit
combs Wharf The Horses TO be taken from the
Carts and Wagons, on the last mentioned stand,
and removed from the Street, from the first OF
June to the first of October
For TRUCKS, the west side of Market
Street. commencing thirty feet from Street
and the south side of Milk Street from 1. ADAMS
store, to Marketctreet.
For HACKS, the east side of Court Street,
from Middle, TO FedersbStreet.
N. B. The occupants of any of the foregoing
Stands are to avoid encumbering or obstructing
the side walks.
FOR 'endius FRESH FISH, the Store on
the lower end of lugraham's Wharf; the Stall
adjoining Central Wharf and the several Wharye.
east OF Portland Pier and the Wharves west Of
Eeh'rai MARI, below low water mark, provided
the proprietors of said TWharves do NOT obiec,
and the Vendors comply with the Bylaws as I.
the offal Of the fish.
By order Of the Selecfmen,
ISAAC ADAMS, Gairnsaa.
Portland. May T. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
HEIGHTS, Measures. &c.

VIE subscriber being appointed a sealer of
WEIGHTS and MEASURES FORTH. Town
notifies the inhabitants thereof to bring in to him
at the store next door to Mr. Samuel Enerv,s in
Fore Street at the foot of Exchange-street. an
their beams, ceigfits and measures, that he NAV
try, prove and seal the same as the law directs a,
they must be done in May the penalty for neg.
Iect 10 comply with this notice be would refer
them to the law OF this State.
SAMUEL CLARY Ssalsr.
Portland May 7, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
~NEW MEDICINE STORES

VFNEW MEDlCINE SlOttE.&,4
THE Subscribers would inform their friends
l. and the public. that they have formed a con-
nexien ia business under the firm Of
MERRILL 81 DAVIS,
as Druggists and .apOthecariss and have taken
the Store lately occupied by Col. John l.. Storer.
corner of Middle and Union Streets, where they
offer for sale general assortment of MEDI-
CLNES, PAINTS and DYE-STUFFS, of as
good quality, and as low, as can be purchased in
Portland.
JOHN MERRILL.
JOHNDAVIS.
Doet. .Merrflrs connexion with Mr.. kDaris,
will not interfere with his professional business.
Messages left either at his house in Federal
Street, or at the Store, will resolve prompt at
tention.
As Doct Merrill will necessarily be absent
from the Store some part Of the day, he would
inform his friends that Mr.. Daris has served an
apprenticeshipofi FIVE years, with one Of the best
practical chemists and apothecaries m Boston,
and that he is ,ceu qualified to prepare medi-
cines.-His care and attention in business enti-
tie him to the confidence Of the public.
DR.. Merrill has a convenient Room in the
Store, where he may be consulted at any time.
UF Particular attention will be given to the
RETAIL BUSINESS.
Jan. I, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

Professor Siliman, in his Journal of Travels in
England. Holland and Scotland. saws snch an
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

ora"n OF HIMSELF with great parIios, ann. Goes.
fnr fidelity, and, without provocation or excuse.
Shnlf a., L.. =. Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

nanIo TORRANCE, would inform his friend
scsa, 1u me public, that he Is appointed the
aseu' OF 4. koLLocK, M. ID. in the.esta hI.h,,an
sou an apo.hecary's Shop-and having taken a
Vupenen. stand in Fox's buildings, opposite M
sooS yu,s middle Street-and supplied il with
DrngS 6 Medicines
70 alticles VIII be offered for sale but sucb "a
email 'ns nfsl quaiity-and will be sold as reas
.aoiS as al any store in town Personal attend
uoe VIII De given at all hours Physicians arc il.
vaIeu mat all the compounds are prepared &c
,o.s 20 'ne direction in the National Pharma-
s.s !, ana mat their prescriptions will be atten-
himself Portland Jan. Is, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of vendon exponas to directed
will be exposed TO public sale, at the house OF Eli Lam
born Wilmington, in Chrsana hundred, on Saturday the
18th day of May next, at two O'Clock, NJ The follow
ing described plantations tracts of ands situate lying
and beng in the hundreds of New Castle, Pencader, ST.
Georges and Brandywne and county OF New Castle to wit
No plantation tract of upland and meadow, in New
Castle hundred called Eden Park, which are erected
two brick dwelling houses barns stables powder factory
and other buildings, bounded by lands OF Archibald Alex
aner, William Plat, Peter Jaquett r and Others contain
ling 300 acres more or less; No @ farm of upland and
marsh in New Castle hundred with brick dwelling house
thereon called the Bedford Farm, bounded by No l. lands
of Major Peter Jaquet William Patt, Peter Jaqnet Jr
and the road leading from New Castle to the old Ferry,
containing 119 less No 3, plantation IN
New Castle hundred called the Warner Farm, with atrsme
dwelling house and barn thereon bounded by lands OF Ma
or Peter Jaquet Thomas Stockton and Others containing
l76 more or less No. plantation in Pencader
hundred with good log dwelling house, barn and other
buildings thereon bounded by lands of Joshua David the
heirs of David MMckn and the heirs OF DAVID Higgins,
containing 300 less; No S, plantation IN
Pencader hundred with log house thereon, bounded by
lands of John Reed Roger Williams dec Joshua David,
decd and William Chestnut and Others containing 80 acres
more less; No 6, plantation in ST Georges and Pen
cader hundreds with dwelling houses, barn and stable
thereon, bounded by lands of John MCrackcn, James Ro
gers, Esq James A. Bayard, decd. v lillian EasOn, A.
mold Naudain, decd. and William iukill containing o
acres more less; No T. tract or piece q land in Bra
dywne hundred, with water right, of the most valua
BILE l the Brandywine, bounded by lads of Sam
ling IS less which said plantations
of land and mill seat, with the improvements and appure
nances thereunto belonging, being seized and taken ii
execution as the property Of Peter Badr al 70 be so
lby D.aTID C. WILSON, Shift
New Castle, April 18th 1872 31-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal COMPANY
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

TO the Rropletors that the President and Directors 81
meeting held this days have required and they do hereh
require that an nsament of S. every share of soc
IN tins COMPANY heretofore subscribed be paid on the
and p. NJ, at the Companys Office, in Carpenters fn
in the city Of Philadelphia, at which time and nlscs
Committee of the Board will attend 10 receive he ;S
instruments, and give acquttances for The same w ''i
AS it is considered TO be necessary tn a.ctrs;n b c.
reliance may be placed on former s,lbsctntions nrav;
to recommending the work of the Canal which Is cnnt
plated the season will permit and the 1,es
surveys be made determine the choice nf th rt
it is intended, and - -ou'e
Notice is Hereby accordineky Gipen.
That if any Of the Proprietors shall refuse or neec
70 pay the of money heretofore orAered 70 he 6d
on each share the second Monday ofMav nex, II ~,
Companys Office, in Carpenters Court in The cit, &c =;
iadephia the President and Directos5 will ex,as y,
sale at Auction, forfeit the shares with all monies
thereon, ofsuch proprietor so refusing or nepIectn
'he provisions contained in the CHI rter of the Com
a., nsk iorhs oi transfer may be had, bly, application Il
aie e, secretary 1,f NJ, kENSEY JOHNS, Ites.den
Fndadelphis, %, April 1892 n5.-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
Coach and Harness Maxine.

The Subscriber informs his Friends and the Public a..
he still carries on the above business in its various branch
es at his shop, of King and Hanover streets M
1896 Wilmington where all orders in his line will he NV W.
cuted with dispatch He returns thanks to the pbi a.
past favors, and hopes to be able give general sa.
ton to all who may favor him with their custom lie
tnues to keep hand general assortment Of new C
riages made ofgood materials also second hand carp
together with all kinds Of Harness-Iikewse pates y
Springs for carriages all which he will dispose Of on moJ
crate terms for cash. THOMAS 10GpT
March S, 1922. IL o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
$500 REWARD

The subscribers Office was broken open on the 18th
INST between half past 10 and half past O'clock r. nj
and robbed Of I'WENTKSIK HUNDRED IND
|TWENTY-SIx DOLLARS (not four thousand, as was
naccuatey stated in the handful which was sent out in
haste before the precise could be ascetained
The money consisted principally Of bills Of the different
Banks ct this State There about s 148 in Connec.
uc4t nil bills of Norwich and s bills Of Hartford
and New-flaven Banks The amount in Providence bills
was about $780, among the number were three or four
| IS ~ bills of the Roger Williams Bank.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the
money-and liberal reward. proportioned the amount
for the apprehension of the thief thieves con-
cered IN this daring vlany All persons called upon
to AID the subscriber i'll his attempts detect and bring
justice the perpetraor Of aggravated robbery commit
ed in the open day JOHN MARTIN.
\ 81 The Printers throughout the United States are re-
to insert the above advertisements and should the
ef be TAKEN and the money recovered Reward Of One
hundred Dollars will be given to the proprietor of that IN
by whose advertisement the thief may be thus taet
and the money recovered All brokers and money chang
lers are requested to be on the alert.
Providence { n. r. J April 81, 1877. ga.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

An annual meeting of the -elcal Soccy IF Tie State 81
DeaOa'e, will be held at Dover, the second Tuesday d
May next Medical board of Examiners for this state
will then be elected and other business transacted accord.
ing to the provisions OF an Of the legislature entued
/" supplement 10 an act entitled act to incorporate
number OF Physicians Of Delaware stae and for other pur
poses therein mentioned" And whereas, all the Pkys
clans named in the first section of the of the General
Assembly entitled An regulate the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery in this stae, passed at Dover q
january 1919, who not members Of the Society, shall
on the acceptance OF the first mentioned by the Society
as part oteir charter Of Incorporation be vested with al
the rights immutes and privileges Of members Of The
corporation by virtue Of such acceptance-they are res
pecttuy invited to attend the annual meeting ftc Soc
ETY., at the time and place aforementioned.
.4Ibr4i is 1922 29-N ..3R1WUR JOHNS, Sec'y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
TO BE RENTED,
MILL SE.aTS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale two valuable Mill Seats
White Clay Creek, stream sufficiently strong for al
any kind of water works. One of these has
bout eight nine feet fall of water the other about twelve
feet These seats about mile and half from New
ark, and about six from naygabe water Also farm of
about 100 acres. The mill Seats with suitable proper
ton of land the whole together may be had, may
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate pos
session may be had.
Those wishing to purchase, will please to call the
subscriber. ABEL JEANS
Mill Creek HID New Castle County, Del
.9pri2, 1892, 24-6m
The American at Baltimore, Centinel, at Philadelphia
and National Advocate, New York. will please to insert
the above advertisement in the parer for the Country for
months and send their bills for the to this Office
Immediately.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
WOOL CARDING, PULLING,
Cloth Manufacturing. &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that III,
machines for cardng wool, SC now III complete ordcg
at hs stand on Zig Elk, miles from Eliton where wo
viii he cared into rolls manufactured into cloths cas-
nets Blankets ainets Or kerseys, directed shares
or at the customary prces.-On hand, quantity Of cot
AND keiseys, to exchange for wool, OF for sale.
For those for whom 1T most convenient, wool will be
aiken at Messrs hean and Goters Elkton; Samuel Ere
man 9 sons, Back Greek; or Cecil Gross
Roads, and returned in ro, cloth or kerseys as irectc
April IS, 1892. 32-6t WILLIAM G GARRETT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
SHERIFF's SALE.
May Cd, 1899.

BY virtue of writ Of ais vend exponas to me directed
will be exposed public Sale, at the house of Eli LamDo
Wilmington, in Chrisana hundred Wednesday me ioS
inst at O'clock p M. The following described lanus
and tenements, situate, lying and being in the hundreds
Christiana and Newcastle, and county of Newcastle
in the Borough of Wilmington, at the of WanS'
and Front streets No2 story brick house and kH,
en- and lot ofground adjoining No l. Front street NJ
g. plantation or tract Of land, in Newcastle hunues'
bounded by land of James Riddle, John Peach and ote'
with Frame house and Barn thereon; containing " acres
more or less, together with all and singular, the
ments thereon erected being seized and taken in
as the property of Thomas Mendenha and to be SOY "
DAVID C. WILSON, SHS..
Newcastle, May 9, 1922 33-A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
To Cotton and Woollen Manufacturers.

The subscriber, Agent for James j. A. Smith Of Lei
ceser Massachusetts, receives and transmits orders for
Cotton and WoOl Machine Cards of every description.
Certificates Of their superior excellence from the Bos-
ton and other northern manufactures, with samples of
application Those in the Woolen trade, particularly
to examine double Carding engine at s. w.
Maby's Factory the Brandywnc clothed with J. & ].
A. Smiths Cards. JOHN TORBERT,
March Is, 1922. 20-3n Wilmington, + Del J
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No 3d. Market St. Wilmington, where he
intends to keep constant supply of the best quality Of
Porter Ale and Cider He returns his thanks to former
friends, and trusts to receive share of Public patronage
March g. 1922 22-6m HENRY GRIMES.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
FOR SALE.

And zpR be sold bzv, If APPLIED far iniaediaiepy
complete Wagon, made of the best materials and na
~ with excellent sett of harness for five bo.a
Aso two good wagon horses, first rate leader
Apply to JOHN PHILLIPS
.4brat 81 -32-4s Chfisfia,a Mills near NJ. =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
SIX CENTS REWARD

Absented himself from the service of the subscr;br
October last James Madison Barnet about is wears "a
apprentice to the Coopers business Whoever rc,,
him shall be entitled to the above reward but no cbra
Naamans' Creek, I ANDREW CARER
May 3d. 1922 s 33-4ip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
NO'TICE.

All persons indebted the estate of Joseph HILL late of
New castle County, decd requested to make payment
without delay, and those having demands against the
Ito present them properly attested for scttlement,tD
MARGARET HILL, !
HENRY STEEL, auinr
.Nt4yeast'e, .'L1rch 27, 1929. 24-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10

The following propery has been already advertised, but
no sale made Its therefore deemed proper to state
that it 4pR positively be sold agreeable to the following
advertisement.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
In Broad, near Shihtey Street.

N bFodu, nfaT oHkHley 6EreeE.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
val that he carries the above business in all its variety
IIavng employed Foreman ofthe best capacity and be-
ing determined to employ the workmen both for mems
and womens work. and having procured the best mater
ais, he confidently aers himself that he will be enabled
give general satisfaction and merit share Of patronage
SAMUEL W0LLASTON
n. He continues the Brickaying business as former
ly. Apply above.
One two boys of respectable connections wanted a:
apprentices. 1st month II, 1922 1T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
NOTICE 10 MANUFACTURERS

SEALED proposals will be received at this office until
1.-The 10th of June ensuing to supply for the United S
army GA blue cloths, dyed in indigo and GA prey kr
seyssamples Of the cloths and kerseys upon Which \
intended to found the contracts will be furnished on an
plcaon in person, by letter to this Office with such
formation as may be required
CALENDER IRVINE,
Commissary General of Purchases
Commissary Generals Office, :,
Philadelphia, April "a, 1922 Gilt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES,

Leave the Subscribers tavern sign of the Swan Whining.
ton and David Johns sign Of the White Horse, Bank st.
Philadelphia, at o'clock A. NJ. and at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
every day, Sundays excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR.
The strctes attention paid passengers, who for their
convenience will be taken up set down in any part of
the city, All baggage must be at the risk Of the
ISAAC ANDERSON.
Bank st from Market to Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets.
March IS, 1922 4-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
THE POOR MINIS CLUE.
Clu6,-"An assembage of honest fellows meeting under
certain conditions DRYDEN
HOPE & Go.

HOPE & Co.
Have selected eighty tickets the Delaware State Lotto
N New Series First Glass; that will be drawn on the Sal
Of June next at the Town Hall, Wilmington, and have de.
voted them to The poor mans club, under certain
dluns, VIZ the shares to be forty, each share be paid
for by instruments, of dollar eeky for fire weeks first
payment TO commence - rOMORROW,-the tickets to
be lodged in the Bunk Of DeG1vQre for general satisfaction
each shareholder to receive certificate containing The
numbers OF the tickets.
The value of his arrangement is, it will give to al
few individuals at an easy rate great portion of the whole
tickets in this splendid little scheme which has never becn
equaled considering the few tickets it is composed Of
viii be perceived by the above proposals that the
weekly payments Of one dollar EACH
81 Amounts only to 5000
10" The price OF tickets $500
Leaving unpaid, 8l20.
but this deficiency, the subscribers are willing TO zva
for until the tickets to be lodged in the Bank pay in
i9Ses, which they will do, and hope great deal more
as q reward for the enterprise Of this lucky club
Before, we formed similar clubs this in Philadelphia
within few weeks, had not for sometime, atho
the last two clubs We had, drew
Prize OF 10000 Dollars.
| do. 1000 Dollars.
2 do. 100 Dollars.
| do. so Dollars.
The day after the high prize was drawn the club met
az Hopes ofce and the tickets taken of Grars
bank, from g. Simpson Esq. Cashier who had the polite
to take charge Of hem and the money paid directly
l11r What has happened once may happen again.
Il Lee sugar, wine and cream then club
i 10 make that gentle Wand syabub,
Il As merry we will be
Al For dollar weekly,
4 And the poor mans club be changed to golden cane
lsr Take NoticeTickes in this lottery will advance t.
RI dollars 50 CENTS on the Goth of May next or sooner
y the sales continue as they are H0PE 81 Ca.
Delazsa,e State Lottery Office No. % Mcrket ST. WILMINGTON
VI APa ~. 3O-tf
el PosTc hrPT.-GENTLEMEN, why not gen
luePen-many genlemaDs poor mainland man,
Ia poor mars gsn'leman--theretore we say gen
ct temen may rest assured this fashionable Club (fo
!, It's the fashion to he Poor will be FULL in lew tay
e -as members are not confined to one share---bu
70 may take as many as they please paying one dol
ID lar per week iot five weeks on each share.
e. g7F' The Tickets and certificates are arrange
n this day, the great value oil this Club which we hon
: AID believe will be fortunate, is that by paving e
very Saturday night for five weeks, one dollar, yo
,have chance OF Eighty Tickets
, ET' Office open every night till nine o'clock.