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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-04
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

10y virtue of writ of Vend. Exponas to me directed,
~ will be exposed to public sale at the hnusc Of Eli
Lamborn, Wilmington in Christiana Hundred, Satlr.
day the 18Th day OF October next O'Clock p. W. the
following described plantations Of land situate,
lying, and being in the hundreds of Newcastle, Pencater,
and st. Georges, and County of Newcastle, to wit-No
l. plantation tract of upland and meadow, in New
Castle lndred called Eden Park, on which are erected
brick dwelling houses. barn, stables, POWDER FACrO-
RY and other cut buildings thereon; bounded by lands
others, containing 500 acres less Ne g. tract
dwelling house thereon, called the Bedford Farm boun-
ded By No l. lands ofna Jaqett, John plat Peter
que r and the ad leading from New -Caste to the old
ferry, containing ll9 acres less M. g. pants-
t,n in Newcastle lIunIt d, called the Warner Farm With
frame dwelling house, and barn, thereon; bounded by
lands Of major Peter quett Thomas Stockton and Others
containing l7b acres, or less. No. A. plantation ii,
Pcncaer Hundred, til good log DIV Cling house, barn,
and other buildings thereon bounded by lands IF Joshua
David, the heirs OF David MMaCken, and tho heirs 81 )N
ud higgins, containing, 500 acres, S. No ).
plantation in Pencader inndrcd with aog house there
on bounded By lands of Jehn Reece, Roger Williams
decd. Joshua David, decd William Chesnut and Others
containing 81 less. No 6. plantation in
Pcncader and St. Georges Hundreds, with dwelling htl
SIS barn and stables thereon bounded by lands IF Johi
MCracSen, James Rogers esq. James A. BJyard, decd
William Elliason, Arnold NMIdain, decd. and William
ftukl, containing 700 acres, mere or less Which said
plantations tracts OF land with the appurtrnanc and
Improvements hereunt0 belonging, being seized and taxi
IN execution as the property Of Peter Bauduy.
Newcastle, Sept. 81 1922. 75-4t
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NOTICE The partnership of CIeand x Coleman
~ Backsmths OF this Borough, expired on the 1871, Of
last, by mutual consent Al persons who are ntcbt
ca to the SAID Frm are requested to pay the amount OF
heir respective accounts either of the subscribers vo
Rave compromised all differences heretofore existing be-
tween them and any person having demands against The
sand concern will please furnish their accounts in order
hat they may be speedily adjusted.
JOHN CLELAND,
~ JOHN COLEMAN
w .umhgton, sept "a, 1922. 7A-H
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by virtue of writ Of Vcnd, Exp. to me directed will
ND le exposed to public sale the house of lohn Crow
Of Oct Der next, at o'c ck p NJ the following descrb
plantation Or tract If land, situate, lying and being in
the hundred + Appoqunimnk and county of Newcastle,
adjoining lands Of Tho Mexican, dec Edward Thigh.
man, dec an Jacob NIdegrift, with small log dwelling
thereon erected containing sxty-vc more or less
together With all and singular the improvements and APP
purtenances thceuno belonging being seized and taken
IN execution as the property OF Isaac Bryan.
N1WcaStle, Sept. 81, 1922. 75-4t
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TIE AURORA EsraBLI snvE.N.r

The editor OF this paper, being about to undertake
distant Journey and as his ansence must necessa-
rily hr three months, and may extend 10 six months
he offers THE E+TABLIsHMENT FOR SALE
IL VIII ne di-posed OF. upon such terms as it is
believed would prest nj no obstacle TO comoeten,
person. disposed to conduit such paper lnfor.
NATION necessary to enable applir ats TO decide a.
OIL the subject applied Tor forthwith, will be CIV
with iiarkness
PHILADELPHIA, .4iypa26. 1892. e9-I
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NOTICE.
lmhort7nt to Farmers. 7aUern Keeters, Carmen
TraUttLers and Economists IN general
75-4t


The advantages derived from s,raw used as feed for nor
ses cattle and even sheep, has long been proved and
knowledged by experienced rcuturass in Europe and
many parts Of America, be very great II has peculiar
fitness for horse, not only because much cheaper than
nay but at once secures them against heavcs botis, and
founders three most destructive diseases to Which horses
are liable, and which often destroy them in the midst Df
their usefulness Ii has been used with astonishing sue
cess Y ta,tenng cattle in the STALL BY gentleman in Com
nee cut, whose experiment has been recommended and
ad before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
NJ ssachrscs sheep also do WE'LL fed straw prcpar.
ed 10 the ordinary way, for horses These and many
her successful experiments have been made by enter
prislng farmers; while bong under all the disad-
vanases ARISING from the want OF easy and effecta
method Of cutting tie The npnrta ice Of the sub.
lect has long time called upon the genius of both Europe
and America to supply the public with some expeditions
machinery tpr the purpose. May trials have been made
and many specimens OF ingenuity nd expense have
been exhbitedi Of Which have done honor 10 the
'yenoIs but IN general have fen short, II utility, Of thu
I'd Dutch Snbox 50 called.
But the public invited call and view for them
fselves - "'
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.

which we confidently thnk far exceeds every thing for the
purpose, before eXhihed boh !, respects simplicity
cheapness ot COZ s;nctiou and case 81 operation
II has been in ~ MASSACHUSETTS six years and com.
nands universal APPRECIATION Il 4 la'ely patented by
Giles Dayton, the inventor, If hon the subscriber has
purchased the exclusive right # aattng and vcndii e.
in the state of DeaN are, and has $50 the agency b
virtue az power of attorney from sand Patenee TO sell
the aboye h 20 any person Or persons IN the counties Of
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York. Bucks and NORTHAMPTON N
the state u Pennsylvania ABRAHAM EYES
June IL, 1022ly Mar New Castle
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ID virtue of writ of Lev. Eacias to me directed, will
s be exposed to public SALE the house of John Grow
NeWcastle in Newcastle hundred, Monday the I4th aN
Of October next, at O'Clock p NJ all that lot of grount
lying and being in the hundred Of White Clay Creek and
Inty + Newcastle, which erected two story frame
house and Kitchen bounded by lots of David Nven James
Glasgow ard the Elkton and Christana Turnpike road, con
tanning two and four perchcs of land more or less
together it'll all and singular the improy and appur
tenances hercunto belongings being seized and taken in
execute, as the property Of Jane Rcdlnan
Newcastle, Sept. d, 1922. 75--4t
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LN'IlLl.N KIlNG HOYEL.

INDhLN AlyNG HOTEL.
% DIN NJ. SMITH, having taken for a term of wears
hat large well known establishment the Indian King, in
the most eligible and pleasant part of the Borough of vii
mngton, Del omerly occupied by ID BrintonJ respect
fully informs The old customers of the house and the rub
c' tha he VIII endeavor to sain the responsibility Of the
house by the strces attention to their accommodation and
convenience. Gentlemen, ladies', families can be ac
commodaied with rooms boarding and attendance, in
manner which he hopes will give general satisfaction
Thankful Tor the liberal encouragement already bestowed
he hopes by unremtted attention his guests to merit
receive continuation If their favors
Wilmington. Sept "a 1929 74-5m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to the last VIII and Testament of Henry w.
Physck, deceased the following real will be expos
ed TO public Sale the premises the day OF the 10th
month (October) next, at O'Clock the afternoon to w.t.
ALI that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot of
ground which it is erected situate in the Borough of
Wilmington at the corner OF Kent and Market Streets and
extending through, to Shipey The lot is hum
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
street and ninety THREE feet and six inches in front Mar
ket and Shpley street. The buildings occupy the whole
front on kea streets and the lot Market and Shipey
streets, is fenced with high and anal brick walls
The house, on the first floor, has large and elegant Hall,
with appropriate architectural decorations handsome
parlors planned be all nrvae-a comrodous din
smoke bnuse, &c &c. On the second floor there
chambers, all we'll lighted, and of them unusually
argea storeroom and lavatory There three large
chambers the third hoor besides garrets All the Gel
lars dry and airy There pumps of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishment is
well calculated TO accommodate large family in the best
style The buildings erected under the direction of
the late John Dickinson esq for his residence, and
finished throughout with taste and elegance, in the
substantial manner
70 those who reside at a distance and have not seen,
property, may be proper say that the situation
yaed-cOmmaiding extensive views of the surrounding
country; and for health and convenience not exceed
by any in the state. Terms will be made known at the
time of sale by BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATION, cum GStGmeHtO dn1iero,
of Henry Physck, decd.
Wilmington, Del. mo. 81, 1922 5O--1aw3m
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NOTICE.

Joseph Robinson, of Wilmington Del Merchant, having
the thrteh ult made assignment of all his effects
the subscribers for the benefit Of such creditors WIN should
within sixty days after the date thereof release
of their claims the creditors hereby notified that
lease and copy of the said assignment deposited with
Messrs. Bunker 81 Starr, in Philadelphia, and al the store
of the subscribers in Wilmington, Del where all persons
interested are requested To call without delay
September 9, 1929. 7l-tf VIZ f. GILpIN.
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EDUr.lTION.

s. BARSTOW respectfully informs the public that lie
has resumed the aruous duties of his profession in the
You've LADIES AcADEAY and that he is furnishing it will
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
extensive and useful education.-S Satisfactory specme
Of Improvement aud scholarship may be seen BY calling
The establishment
TERAiS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S92 per ar.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per or.
Wilmington Sept 10. 1922. 7I-f
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PUBLIC S.4LE.

PUBLIC sale.
AN p Of the last will and testament of Phoebe
teres, late of the Borough of Wilmington deceased will
be exposed TO public sale Saturday the Doth day of DC
!ooe next, at O'Clock p at the house OF Ell Lamb0rn
II Wimington,4No la lot of land with house aud i'm
provenens thereon, fronting on Market street. and run
ming through to Shpley No Pa lot of land in The
Borough aforesaid bounded by Wood street. lands of the
late Dr. Ebenezer Smith, Samuel Hongsworlh and others
containing two acres more or less; subject lease for
ree years from March 25 1892 under the covenants and
for the rents in the said lease specified Attendance will
De given and terms made known on the tlav Of sale
SAMUEL JAQUETTE,
sept "a, 1922. 74-9t Dr'r qfihu5e L.Ssi4cs
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday the 9Th day of October next, will positively
be sold at auction on the premises the unexpred lease
ne property now occupied by John QUINN successor Of
Nicholas Quinn, dec consisting of hundred acres o.
well cultivated arabic and woodland we'll watered and Of
a good soil The improvements are dwelling house, ior
nearly twenty years asst past occupied tavern situate
On The corner called itARE's CORNER miles WestwMu
from Newcastle, Del. where the French Town Turnpike
ons the Buck Road, within few rods of the togae long
known and established very eligible stand for pubic
house, having suitable Accommodations 10 dwelling
and appur'enan buildings ANY person wishing to view
the premises will be attended 10 on calling at the places
hove mentioned. Terms will be made known at the SAFE
by ELiZ lBErH QUINN. , s,n,.
August u, 1892. 66-l2t JOHN QUINN, )
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NOTICE.

THoMAs LEA of Brandy wine hundred Newcastle coupt,
and State OF Delaware having the 18th of the 9Th om
o22 executed an assignment Of his property Real and Per
sopa 70 the subscribers in trust for the benefit Of all his
creditors they are therefore requested to present tbe
counts properly attested, and all who are indebted vii
please to make payment to the subscribers The book,
viii be Kept at TATNAL PRIcE's, Brandy wine.
WILLIAM WARNER, }
EDWARD TATNAL, .9ssirnees.
JAMES PRICE,
9th Mo 18th, 1922 zotf
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away on tine 9Th ult. from the subscriber living
near Newark Del negro named Robert, Of a yell
ows color about five feet nine inches high TWEEN.
y two years oage, has promnen; forehead and heavy
when he went away, fur hat half worn a white muslin
roundabout yellow melsees vest about haworn anew
tow linen shirt, three pair Of pantaloons viz Of Nam
kin one Of blue, the other Of yellow and pair of striped
tow linen, and also pair of coarse shoes The above
reward will be given to any person who will apprehenl
the SAID negro aid secure him in any fail so thai get
him. ANDREW KERR Jf.
Newark, September 2nd, 1922 Oft
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no Bn SorD .aT pRYsTE SAFE.

r. 40 BE SOLD ut PRIVATE SALE
wfAA factoty and plantation, lately occ,l-
sSH slG pied by Jesse Trump, Jr. decd situated on
1ESS Pike creek, in Mill creek hundred, Newcas-
sSss>ass tie county, Delaware is offered for sale on
acyantag terms to the purchaser The place is in a
fine healthy country convenient to good roads and nayga
ton; miles from Wilmington, from Newport, and
from good landing to be well adapted for man
ufactory of any kind. The mill has been employed for
many years merchant MILL but has lately undergone
complete repair, and is now converted into cotton
factory with considerable quantity of machinery all
of which is entirely The mill house is Stories about
As by IS feet and is well built There is also small ten
emen houses for the accommodation of the factory, just
finished The water power has always been considered a
good one, having 20 feet fall There also large stone
dwelling house stories high, with four floor.
large convenient kitchen adionng and good barn with
60 of land in ahig state fcuvaton which there
is large apple orchard in its prime, containing the
best selection of fruit This posonis in abundant part
of the country where provisions and labor cheap well
settled for many miles around and being contiguous to
many growing towns, renders it eligible situation for
enerprsng manufacturer in the woolen cotton branch
es. II is unnecessary to say more il is presumed that
any person intending purchase will view the premises
Apply on the premises to MARIA X. TRUMP, or at
No. 284, North Third street, Philadelphia.
September "a, 1892 74-4tp
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Honorable Kensey Johns Isaac Davis,
and Kendall atson, esquires, Justices ofhe Supreme Court
of the State of Delaware aud Of Oyer and rermncr and
General Jail Delivery the said State having issued their
Precep bearing tate the Twenty day Of August,
One thousand eight hundred and twenty two, and TO me
directed, for holding Court Of oyer and rermlner and
iener Jail Delivery the Court House in the Town of
New Castle, Monday the Eleventh day of November,
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ABSCOINijl1I)

On the night of the 18th instant, indened apprentice
The Hundred Of APPOINTMENTS where she has three SIS.
ers living It is believed that she has been induced a.
scond by the advice of evil disposed person Or per-
sons Her dress not be well described, as she took
with her variety of good clothes The person or per.
sons who will give nformaton or will brig her home,
shall be Rewarded All persons forbid Rarboring
concealing her. JOHN CROW
New Castle. August 18TH 1890 64-if
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SUPREME.
Sealing Wax.

Equd to any lnpored-warrantcd to burn freely
and stick well. Manufactured by Kurlbaun,.
Philadelphia For SALE at the Watthn'an OfIice
WRAPPING PAPER For Sale at this Office
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TO be Sold at PRIVATE SALE,

plantation in Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle county,&
state of Delaware, situate the Gap and Newport Turn
pike road about six miles from Wilmington and fourlrom
Newport, containing about eighty five acres. twenty Of
which are woodland and the remainder arable all under
good fence and part of it well with clover. The m'
and log Kitchen with well of excellent water at tile door,
la good log barn and new stone dstilery conveniently
constructed and supplied by failing spring ofgood
water, which now in operation and capable of making
a least barrel Of liquor per day The situation othS
farm is high, healthy and pleasant, commanding sIgI
view Of river Delaware and convenient several mills
and different places Of public worship. ASOa snatN farm
situate in the hundred aforesai adjoining lands of Ab-
ham Mcndenhal James Robinson and others with goot
stone dwelling house and stone barn, containing about y
acres OF land all in good state Of cultivation and principal,
y well set with clover and timothy; it is well wateed
with several springs of which is the door The
terms will be made easy and ndsnuabe titles and mme
'liate possession will be given the purchasers Persons
wishing TO view the property will please 10 apply 70 tue
subscribers, on the premises HENRY RICHARDS,
Sept Sd, 1929 Oft SAMUEL RICHARDS
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Cheap Goods for Cash.

The subscriber keeps constantly hand assortment
hardware crockety ware, drugs paints oils and hopes
to merit continuation Of publicpatronage
W. .WC.3ULLET.
Brandywine Village,
near the Mills aud bridge, 8mn 1, 1922 59-t
N.B large lot Of Sd Tow Lincn. N a low price.
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NOTICE.

All Persons indebted the estate Of Jacob Tyson late
of Pencadcr hundred decd requested to make mme
diae payment, and those having claims against SAID estate
present their properly aesed the subscr
Der. ABRAHAM EGDERr, Admir-
Chrstana Bridge, July 10, 1922 57-3mp
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NOTICE rs HEREBF GIVEN,

To all the Justices of the Peace Brgesses ofthe Borough
oi Wilmington, the Coroner and all and every The Consa.
blcs of every Hundred in the County aforesaid that they
be then and there, in their proper persons with their rolls,
records indictments, nqusons, examinations and other
enlenbrances do those things which 10 their offices in
that behalfapperain TO be done; and Also those who will
prosecute against the persons that are OF shall be ~ the jail
nfthe County Of .Ne7o Castle be then and there, TO pro
secute them shall be just
DAVID C. WILSON, Sheriff.
Newcastle, Aug. 90, 1922. 71-l7t
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&IOlICE.-All persons indebted to the estate Of John
1x DIXON. late ofWilmngton decd are requesedto make
immediate payment. and those having claims will produce
them for settlement to MARY DIXON, AdmH.
Sept "a, 1922 T4-A
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lR5DUDA5rlOHYo

NICHOLAS DuNNELLY, respectfully announcesto,bo
Inhabitants Of Wilmington and its vicinity that he has NV
moved his School from oxfurd this Borough; he h ~
pened at No. 1Ol Market-Sreel, where gentlemen c,
have favorable opportunity oibeng taught the CLASSICS
as n ID. confines himself during the day to this scenc
lony. ''
" b. lie will teach class of English Grammarians m
that celebrated plan of Mr. Greeneaf for the term Of ill.,
weeks Saturdays excepted at $500 per sadter Hours
oftu,ion from O'Clock Till half past O. r. NJ lie s ner'
suaded that he make good Gramnarans Of the daen
in said term. Tuition will commence at his school roe
las above, on July 1st, 1922. June 2s. 4e-ls
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BY the President of the United States.

Whereas the President n the United States is auhor
sed by law to cause lands to be offered for sale:
Therefore, |, JAMES MosnoE, President of the United
States do hereby declare and make known that the public
sales shall be held as follows, viz
A, the land Office Tcrre Iaute in Indiana, on the first
Monday in July next for the sale of
Townships II and 49, in range l. of the Cd principal
meridiarlne
IL and IL, in ranges to west do
AT the Land Office at Naniaia in Illinois, the third
Monday in July next, for the sale Of
Townships II, -, IS and IA, in ranges and @ east Of
the 3dprncpa meridian line
ii, 70, 10 ID and 15 in ranges and 4, do
At the same place, on tile third Monday in August next
for tue sale Of
Townships II, 10, IS, IA and Is, in ranges s. and 8
east of the Sd principal meridian line
IL, in range Z, do
At the land office at Palestine in Illinois, on the first
Monday IN August next, for the sale of
Townships 6, z and g. in ranges 9, 10 and IL east of
Sd principal meridian line
s., Z, Sand 9, 10 range IA, west of2d do
q and 9, IL and 49, do
At the same place, the first Monday in September
Townships TO- H. 70 and 49, ranges 9, 10and H. Of
Sd pIincpa merian line
10, II, y and l3, in ra!ges H. Is and IA, west
OFF, do
At the same place, onte 1st Monday in October next
br the sale Of
Townships IA i 10 and IL ranges II and H. Of
Sd piincila meridian line
IA Is IS and II, in ranges u IS and II, west
of ID
At the place, on the ls Monday in November next
To- the sale OF
townships Is, 10, ~ and o. in ranges g. 10 and H. east
of Sd pTEcii al meridian nc
is, 10, 90 and 81, in ranges IS and IA west OF
ID principal meridian line
18 10 and 2Oin range r., do do
13 il, do do
II, 10, 10 and 90 1o, do do
At the Land Office for The Northern District Of Louisiana
tic - - H"acita, on the LIST Monday in November
ncy for the sale Of
Townships l5 Is II, IS and 49, in ranges 3 g. and 5
west ofthc meridian line
At the Land Office the Of Justice of the county
indc3e dence, the ARKANSAS territory for the sale
slc lands of the United States are situated in the fol
towing described townships and ranges, and which have
beer excluded from the ntteIy of the lands appropra ec
Tor satisfying military land warrants for military services
viz
On the tira Monday in August next for the sale Of such
OF The above described lands are situated ia the follow
Ing township rs and ranges viz
Townships 2 A. $3.50 and 20 in range l. east of The
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a cotton factoty and plantation, lately occu-
F& pied by Jesse Trump, Jr. decd situated on
sssg Pike creek, in Mill creek hundred, Newcas-
NiSLS tie countv Delaware is offered for sale on