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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30

,,anated by facts at hand, which shall be given at
proper time. A FRIEND TO IMPROVEMENT.
ssee MLanes opinion, published ON that head, in the
Waterman of the 18th inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
WOOL CARDING, PULLING,
Cloth Manufacturing. &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that his
machines for cardng WOOL &c are complete ORDER
at his stand Big Elk, miles from Elkton where wool
will be carded into rolls manufactured into cloths cas-
Sinners blankets, satnets kerseys directed shares
the customary prices-On hand, quantity Of cloths
and kerseys, to exchange for WOOL or for sale.
For those for whom it is most convenient, wool will be
taken Messrs Kean and Gotter Elkton Samuel Free
man & Sons, Back Creek; or Cecil Cross
Roads, and returned in rolls cloth kerseys as directed
April IS, 1922. S2-6t WILLIAM GARRETT.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30
CHARLESTON, April 10.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

The Br, ship Richard Plasket, Capt. Stewart, in
As days from Havre, arrived here yesterday.
Havre Letters to the 9th, represent the Cotton
Market in a very depressed state, and without any
prospect of amelioration-7000 bales of Georgia.
and $500 of New Orleans on hand-29 500 sous
for Uplands; Sea-Islands 48 sous. Rice was in nc
demand, although there had been no arrivals of til
new crop.
We learn verbally, by the arrivals from Havre
that there had been some improvement in the de
mand of Cotton in England, in consequence Of an
Increased demand for Manufactured Goods.
IMPORTANT TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN
Se DENMARK.-It is confidently stated in the higher
political circles, that treaty has been or is about to
be, concluded between this country and Denmark,
10y which the important fortress of the Sound is 10
be garrisoned by British troops, as soon as the first
gun shall be fired by Russia against Turkey IF
this account be correct, and of which we have no
doubt, although did not obtain it from an official
source, it is Of the highest importance, as Russia
and her allies the Prussians will thus be prevented
from sending even boat through the Sound. This
treaty adds much credit to the diplomatic talent of
our noble secretary for foreign affairs, and may
count for sending the order of the garter the
king of Denmark London Monitor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04

: gentleman OF rebuleds spgi'tstica &
N = apPsrent sivant,xes s ss iliI.
g !. spply y br Smith ne lSdi,s q 'adtss
and Immediately received rei;ss ysieiap,
the surprise Of ail~ho Inc. ' ~ n' IS
R.,,;,,... 49,. Asyd ia,
September s+,b 1870. ''0a fetss.
Personally, 3, sppss!sd before s.
" sworn and subscribed 70 The Z, pasdp,
SEPTEMBER sSiE, iiSs .@aask Tada.
the subscriber, do berebv d..,.
for a considerable lint / si;R. sssiar, hat
liberated sore throat, mo6th ssS IA slth a
was unable 70 SPEAK 80 !, I, I'M 1. 'onee
stood. or take scarcely sav ~, 3 sndei.
for several weeks, and slmdsl sv.: .'sonea!
dy in common practice seemsd ss " rene
fitste. But on application d ~ Sa'S 'oli.
min Al. Suiih, No. 80 Gre,I vi III oenla'
(commoply known BY Tie I,sm. ~ q !. slrest
dian physician1 iaetke shsrt su, !. ' g %.
week was completely cured, y one
sssSS ;ygliilliiam 81 A.,
Mo- "a Water Street. BsI,;s
'ss<I5eC y y ~ = & .f VI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Bank Stocks.

r will at all times buy stocks !: !. o. rsIsss
i lowing Banks, at the l'n
price for cash-viz: I. .fC.Oirt
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank
t1n;oS Bank II Georgetown |, i S..r
Central Bank of Georgetown 'A'
iDgton ,o,,...4
Bank Of Columbia
Rank Of Metropolis !, ...s
Patriotic Bank Of Washins'0-
Rank of Washington c,.,y, s, s
also wish to.buy United III. Dii'i bur %
6 and 4 and &. Stocks-l W. W. toeksfd
o. I'll III District Banks and olne 9 ss;sbipg
: ANAL Commission al sb be;i n on ps,
s,, s" or sell. viii please g {, cal ;an =
e Ns y now ior sale stock q t1 Dsnt d Geo.
nst Fyaimsr's and Mechanics Ds",
1tS;at G Bank ofsGeoigeto...oo ,,be dbl
sa aaD si;slI have ID nos' u -
pgnts al & fsw days. ,. - ne RIGGS.
ban assI = k0MtIUo 49,
nov J. 4. ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Public sale.

IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust from
David Ross, aDA Mary his wife, and
Jonathan Ross, to the subscriber, to Sc
cure the payment of certain sums of rc aey
due ia Hugh Smith, the acting Executor
OF Joseph Dean, be will proceed to sell 90
the premises on Tuesday the fifteenth
day Of January next, tract of land con.
tanning Sc acres, more or less, situated
in Prince William County, State OF Viz
ginia, being part Of tract called Buck
land, on which IS erected first rate Mer-
chant Mill, known by the name OF Buck.
Land Mil. Also, the tract oflant ad]oin-
ing the house and lot in the village of
Bdck!and. corner of Love and Mill-streets
which property is more fully described IN
the deed aforesaid, now on record in
Prince William County, Lib No. 7, Folio
s53.
Sale to commence at t2 O'Clock.
By order of the Executor,
w. HERBERT, Tiustee.
nov 1S dts
nv 49, 81 .st4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
John II. Ladd s ca

aFFEk TOR sale, at reduced pfics, 4,
" approved paper at long datel !"
205 hhds Muscoyado sugar
SO bbls do, a.
90 boxes white 81 J,gO ~
90 hhds molasses
do honey
a4,cbests imperial tea
"A do young dyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse III
iooo;A do Lisbon AZ
IS bids HI. rum
, 10 bbls coloring 10
& do cordial
10 pipes, in pipes, bali do. quarter ~
~ and bait DO Madeira wine
/ pipe old Chsrante cognae bud
{ halt pipes port wine
81 boxes do
Hampers While ,!,s parking shsis
do Clos voglos burgundy Mn
lOcases Hant Br.on claret
s half pipes Tenerfs wine
10 quarter casks do
60 casks Colmenar do.
10 .r Malaga do
Malaga sherH
3 20 bills vinegar
hid cherry bounce
60 boxes almonds
so bbIs beef and pork
80 49, No. |, mackera.
e lOhalf do do
800 bills gross and neat htnaE
so do do shad
500 bushels oats
1900 lbs soaI leather Of District, New
England and Brazil tanning.
800 tons plaster OF Paris,
500 grind stones
SO FREEDOMS ploughs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant sup
ply ct every description.
Reams writing, letter, sugar l0a,
wrapping and sheaihing paper
19 bales India 4 German goods
6 pieces Gsrman duck ,5,.
Is cases men q boys fne y coarseAia
S cases coarse s1oss !,
s boxes large and small ladies' Dali
combs
2. bales English herring seine tTIne !.
+ kegs Virginia manufactured ''''s'
20 boxes sperm candles
3o time "A, SwedeSl Iron
S casks best Epglisb gun pow0st y
ing at the Powder house
+ 2ObbIs red ochre
1 Dbl indigo
4 5 patent balances
4 bales hops .;...
Is boxes yindpw glass sarioss ''S
6 tierces rice -
100 Hamhulg demi]obns q
81 baskets & half do sweet o.
1000 lbs binders f. ban box ooa ~, ned
coils cordage, handspiksss' !O'p'' !,
...oo,,vno Il boxes =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
NOTICE.

4 III person. having s s'.%s. sis e., E.,
E..a; :;!:: & s:s'; : /: y;
.ss.s,s's sss bss,ss e; {,
tate will gtss: So !; : IaS|y sahodss0
subscriber, VINO = ~, :.s,,,sri,.
4, a1 RS.sl''st.s, iDs'ss &,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Robert Stdmly.

no. a, Little X DIRK street.
{ Sworn and subscribed before me-. 9th
Decen4ier, 1920. M. ID. Tilden.
From solemn sense Of duty | do here
by declare to the word, that. / was aflict-a
ed with the dropsy fora long time, accom-.
panied y 18th a nervous weakness. ipdipes-
lion andspaihs in my breast, for the reno
val OF which disorders | used variety Of.
medicine, supposed calculated 10 effect
this desirable end, but all 10 no purpose !.
In this hopeless condition, | applied 10 Or.
3 M,sSmilh, about ls months ago, and by
the use and continuance lof his medicine.
considerable quantity of water was in -
bout three weeks discharged, and in abnut
six weeks my complicated disorders he.
came totally removed, when I found NV
self as web and as hearty as ever.
Elisabeth Bausley,
Water street, opposite the Exchange
swsra before NJ. y. Tlssa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
For Sale.

EOURHUNDRED & FORTY-FOUR
Il acres of Land. one aud half miles
from the Motley Hall Ferry upon which is
a sill Tor country purposes. This land is
of various qualities. -Fhe mill well ,on-
Quoted would be profitable. One. fifth of
the purchase money will be required IN
band, upon the Balance, ave equal annual
payments viii be satisfactory. Apply to
the Subscriber, living at Motley Hsli.
-asss4tf FRANCIS E. ROZER
n. B This land, il not previously dis
posed of, wiz be iHered at half past 10
O'Clock. A. M. TO The highest bidder, on
the 10Th daysot January, 1872, at the
Broad. Greek Tavern.
dec III GE9T aWy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Indian Inhrmary.
PRACTICE.

Where the SICK Vi all diseases are re
spectfuJly invited to call and they shall De
duly attended to-. The poor and destitute
viii receive council and medicine gratis;
DR.. Smith has constantly on mana, on
kinds OF domestic and other Meoicine'
prepared by bimseit. All letters irom tne .
country post paid, giving DESCRIPTION o.
their disease WILDE duly attended to.
Conye hient private apartments are pro,
v,ded where all such as wish cohhdentiai
advice will be received at all times.
dec 4 1900 u 80.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04

10 be deSpaired oil, all prevl0us appllca.
tons OF medical skill having failed. /
heard Of the cures effected by the Indian
physician; | was induced to apply to him.
and. from whom received such medicine
as Immediately relieved me Of my pain.
and in very short time, removed all APP
pearance OF the infections; which is now;
and has been for six months past, appa-
rently perfectly well. So as i
w -, Nary Decourser. !,
Corner OF Smith and Bond street, r. p.
! do hereby certify, that Mary Decour;
ser personally appeared before me, and.
has duly affirmed to the facts as above-
stated. ~ s..., ~ 90
Marina duke 1gldsn,.
| do,hereby cer,if y, thatN was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space lof
a years; and had almost despaired Of ever
having it restored to former s4undness, but
fortunately heard Of Or. Benjamin N.
Smith, No. 29Great York street. and on
application, in the short space OF three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restorati6ns which blessing have
i fort. ]. f. Ov0ere, grocer.
Corner of Hill and Goodman streets.
] do hereby certify, tnat tbe above nam.
ed !. F. Oyaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as statsdin
the above certificate, i, $780,.
Morgan Brdson.
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1870.
The subscriber. John B. Howell, de-
ciares to alt those afflicted with deafness,
that he was deaf for 46syears, He hear
ing o; the remarkable cures performed by
the lndian physician, Dr.. Smith, was in
daced to make application for reliet; 70
bis astonisbmsnt he was ,eliiTeiy cured in
short time, beyond his expectation
John B. HozrsU,
No, 70, EJenctt street. q. T.;
Baltimore, 10th mo. - affirmed before me,
Mafm adnke igden.
This is 10 certify, that ! Vas afflicted
with btinjness So as TO prevent me Tor
ssne tune ing to my business, ans
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Tickets Lost.

lnF The following Nos. in the National
NJ Lottery 5th class viz. No. 663!-
l2,44l-S63s 6S33-6634-6635 and
in, the University Lottery No. 1881 d
934l. The finder is requested TO leave
them with the printer. and receive suita-
Bile reward.
81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
T,nentu DaiLars for either.

Tcenty Doitars for either,
il taken out of the county, ortwenty dol
lar: for all, or 10 dollars for either il taken
In the county aud delivered to me, OF lodg-
ed in the county jail, so that get them
again.
oct 10 If
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
FOR THE wArcHMAN.
floating ice

In consequence of Mr.. Rodney, one of our Rep
resentatyes in Congress, being appointed to a seat
in the Senate oil the U. s. an interest will very
naturally be excited amongst the people respecting
"a proper candidate to be chosen to succeed him;
linasmuch 1t is believed that The Governor of
the State of Delaware will forthwith issue his pro-
clamation for election.
II will be recollected that but small part Of the
present Congress- is yet expired, and that the term
oil service OF the member elect, does not expire I'M
til the 4th Of March 1929
During the present s. succeeding session Of cong
ress much business may come before them, of great
moment as regards the interest of the State Of Della
ware Her citizens are deeply interested in many
of The great questions which are before the pub
lie, most of which, probably, will shortly claim the
attention OF Congress- great, because they sub,
ects OF national concern; and of increasing mag
nitude and weight, as regards the interests and
UieqUS of the citizens Of this State.
The next question is, who shall the free and in
dependent citizens of the State OF Delaware, select
TO represent them in the Lower House, in con
Junction with our present member, during the re
naming part of the present Congress?
| Without p,esuming improperly to influence the
minds OF any, the writer OF this article, will, upon
the present occasions venture TO bring forward, for
the consideration of his fellow citizens the name OF
a gentleman who, regards his practical knowl
edge, his zeal for the public good, and integrity Of
principle, stands second to none in the State; a;
least we know OF none.
Much evil and inconvenience have often arisen in
Legislative bodies for want OF having therein due
proportion of members composed Of thinking anc
hracticat men-men of sound and delberative
minds; independent in principle, and of sterling
practical knowledg e:----Such a man is CALEB
KIRK, Esq
/ Upon the present occasion we are glad to have
it in our power to observe, that Mr. Kirk if taker
up as a candidate, will be supported by all parties
Indeed in this part Of the State, far as we know
! but one sentiment prevails. 02EvpTOR.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE

House REPRESENTA- TIvEs
Thursday, JanUary6
Mr. Hopkins laid the table the petition of the stock
Holders OF the Farmers Bank, praying repeal of that
part OF tile law continuing the charter, which imposes
tax of half OF percentum the tal, which
was referred to Messrs Howard, Walker and w eldon
Mr. Seal laid on the table the memorial of the Whining
ton Bridge Company, which referred to Messrs Chand-
Ter, Howard and ~ alker.
AIR Mifn, chairman of the committee Of revisal and
unfinished business reported that they had examined the
journal Of last session. and find the following business
finished, to wit
l. Tie bin entitled an act for the gradual abolition of
slavery"
The bin entitled san act providing for the election Of
ccnsta bles in this state, &C.
The bill enttled "aturther additional supplement to
All regulating the general elections OF this state"
4. The bill entitled supplement for the
lief OF samuel L. Ecces and Joseph Ecces, Of Newcastle
County.
S. The bill entitled another additional supplement to the
act for the better relief OF the poor"
! g. The bill entitled f" an act approprating of mo-
ncy the OF the Methodist Episcopal Church OF the
Borough of Wilmington
| r The hill entitled ian TO establish and maintain
public schools in Newcastle county"
The resolution relating TO digest OF the laws OF this
state.
Mr.. Rdgey introduced bill to repeal certain parts of
the ascertag the salaries Of the governor and
t0rney general, for fixing the compensation OF the
bers OF General Assembly andher officers, Which
| read.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Extract of letter from the Inspector Of Reeve
nue., at the light house, Cape Henopen, to the
Collector of Wilmington, Del dated Jan. 8, 1922.
This morning, 8 O'Clock, the Brig Irene, o.
Portsmouth, N. H. from Angustora, bound to Phil
adelphia, with cargo of cotton, cocoa, tobacco
hides, indigo &c. came on shore on the beach, a.
bout half mile from the light house, outside oil
the cape wind f. S. E. blowing fresh with snow
Isucceeded in getting all the crew and passengers
on shore, alive They are in comfortable quarters
at the light house buildings, and expect to land
and secure the cargo, in two days, in good condl-
ton.
p S The Brig Hamlet Capt. Harrison, is safe
at anchor in Whore Kiln Road: the Bay full Of
floating ice
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
SUMMARY

In the House Of Delegates of Maryland OF Tues.
dav, on motion of Mr.. Forwood, the following rcso.
luton was read
Resolved That the treasurer ofthe western shore
pay to Luther Martin, Esq the present attorney
general, once the pride of Maryland now labouring
under ProvdeDtia atIiiction, or his order the sum
loi 800 doarsa year, during life in quarterly pay
Iments Baltimore american.
WRECK.-Informatio was received here yes.
lterday by a gentleman from Annapolis, that a
Spanish schooner from Baltimore was stranded on
the upper end of Kent Island ON Thursday night
last. On Saturday three Spaniards and black
man were taken from he wreck by Capt. Langdon
of Chester River Several of the crew were or
Kent lsland-The captain and FIVE men had TAX
Ell the boat and started for Rockhall, and have moi
since been heard of. The vessel had biiged anc
was ful OF water, lying on her beam ends-the
men were all frost bitten
We have reason to believe the above vessel is the
La Plata Capt Cosamont, which sailed from this
port on Thursday Last. Bar. DIN. oh Inst.
Ertr0ct Of letter 10 the Editors dated
"ANNApoLIs, MONDAY NIGHT.
! "The Attorney Generals bill passed the house
to-day, 81 to 3i-The amendments have to pas.
the senate, Of which there is little doubt. Dr
CLAUDE of Annapolis is elected Senator in place
OF John Stephen / understand Mr.. Estep was also
Nominated" ID
| Phitadeltkio, oan. 5.
Inland Tiade--Two six horse wagons. loaded will
Cotton, arrived in this city this morning iron
1 Huntsville in II days. Previous TO their departure
Two heavy loaded wagons arrived there from Phila
Idelphia, with valuable csrsoes, in IS days
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
Newcastle, Jan u. I322
EIll2 PTRLIC sale.

ON THURSDAY, the 9TH cay of Nlarca It, ut JOHN
.HERDAAN'S, III Newark valuable FARW IL Pencader
Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware, whIch the late
Morgan Jones dec resided containing 20J Of land
of prime quality, well adapted to the culture Of grain aid
clover, with a sutiicency Of Timber for ie of the
Farm. The improvements on SAID Farm are rwo story
Brick House and arick h chen, and all Other necessary
out buildings in good repair This Farm es athin ~
miles of the age Of Newark, and is convenient ns
places of worship &c SALE % commence a. iocoock.
Attendance will he given aud Conditions IA e known
at Sale by JANE m '0N. SNtFN rs f2ff
Any person may view the pre.i3ses ny spp4AS 70 q.
Patton living on the same
me Aurora and PoulsIn'5 AmeticAn Ddly Advertiser
vi will l PS0 aG see e iS ther i bills s sas 70 M %
Jan. Is, 1872 %--~-ia.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
A FARM FOR SALE.

Possession gwen on Lnc 18th March next.
Pursuant the last VIII and Testament OF Thomas
Moore, dec is offered at PRIVATE SALE, a Farm con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOUR ACRES
Ninety four perches less, situate in the Hundred
and County Of New Castle; bounded by lands of Thomas
Foreman, Thomas Oge the Bear Tavern and the Newcas-
tile and Frenchtown Turnpike, its intersection with the
road leading into the Peninsula, miles from Whining
ton five from Newcastle and two from Christiana Bridge
The natural quality of the soil is inferior in the
C0nty it is divided into five fields, great proportion
encosedby elegant thorn hedge, the remainder by ence
The Improvements two story Brick House saw
@6by g. feet with comfortable frame house and log stitch,
adj ining with well Of good the docr, SmoSe
House, Corn Crib, Glanares, Carriage House, Log sarn
and Stabing. The route of the Delaware and .,hcsa.
peake canal passes through this property. The situation
healthy, and convenient to mills, and places of
oIyhip.
If not sold at private sale previous to the 10th tav of
February next, it will be exposed TO public sale at the
house of John Grow, in Newcastle; if sold before that day.
notice will be gwen. ALSO at PRIVATE SALE, tile
Time of young Negro Man; lie is first rate hand has
been raised and can do any kind of work on farm
ROBERT H. SMITH, If.
Executor of Thomas Moore.
Jan. 10Th 1922. 2-lOt
Ali persons indebted TO the estate of T. Moore arc re-
quesed to make payment before the 25th nst long
time will not be given-And all persons having claims,
opresent them ior settlement,
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
,IO LEE.

large and convenient house, with good garden andE
convenient stahhrg, situated in the village OF Newport e.
formerly the residence OF Jan!es Edae Esq nov N the
tenure of Mr. William lerdnan. For particulars inquiries
OF Mr. Caleb Pusey in Newport, of Capt Ilenty Ceo1es
IN Wilmington, or Thomas Lltimer, Phiadep ha Possess
sion will BE- given 25th March mex.
ian. l5Lh 1922 e
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Every one who shall receive this paper without having
subscribed for IT, we hone will consider il in the light OF
rersonal application respectfully made to solicit his patron
ace aud those WHO do not it, yet conceive them
selves entitled to such attention, will be good and candid
enough 10 attribute the omission to causes incidental
nnnncncement Of every estahl shrncnt of this kind; in
short 10 any cause but intentional reg Get.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
CONDITIONS.

The American Waterman will be published every Tues
ay and Friday on sheet Of super royal payer, and de-
lyered to subscribers in town, and forwarded by the
first mails to dis subscribers or by any other mode OF
conveyance they may direct.
The price will he four dollars year. If paid in advance
bv distant subscribers and months in advance by those
in town and five dollars per annum to those vino do ho'
lay in advance, as above.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15
TO THE PUBLlC-EtILE.

TO THE PUBLlC-H1Liam H. anderson,
a few months past opened subscription in this
CITY, for an intended publication Of his travels IN
Asia, which undertook to edit; but finding subse.
quenty that confidence could not be placed on the
representations OF the man, declined further in
reference in the business. | am now informed,
that he is using my name in order to procure sub
scrbers and money IN advance; | therefore warn
The public against what now deem an imposition,
in which myself and many others have been III,
Volved WILLIAM DARBY
Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1921.
(About 20 dollars were collected by said Ander-
son, from citizens OF this Borough and its vicinity
who subscribed to the above mentioned work.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Our friends who hold subscription papers Tor the worm
american and Delre idreiser are requested 70 seNa
us the names of any subscribers they may nave ootaneu
vino will be considered as subscribers this paper lhcy
win nlease at the same time state the place OF resi-
dence Of each sbscrber and the Post Office TO which his
paper must be sent.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-15

Communications and essays from correspondents VIII be
,radv received and We hope they will enrich the col
,mns of this paper with their ucubratons. They may
q nhdenty rev on the most mvioaoe secrecy with re-
gard to their productions and the utmost candor III dec
ding on their merits.