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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.


Ten Years Exile OF Mad DE Stae 90
Akcns Memoirs Of the Court of Queen Elizabeth, 90
The Life Of Mary, Queen Of Scots, vols ovo 90
n Seminary IF i'4i8ioagy--By +. Magende, Doctor Of
Medicine ofthc Faculty OF Paris &c. Translated from the
French, by John Revere NJ D. Vice President of Medical
Society of Maryland, Stc-Price S3.
The Cavaliers a Romance, 3 vols 2 90
The Pryaeer; lae, ? vols IS
Narcan Colonna; Italian Tale with three Dram
attic Scenes and other Poems 63
Quarto and other BIBLES, various prices.
Memoirs Of the Life a VIM Pitt, 2vos Svo s 90
Italy, by Lady Morgan, 3 vols 8yo 4 so
Raymonds Politicai Economy, vol 8vo 9 so
Annals of the Parish, the Chronicle of Dalmailng, 88
Valer,!s; a Roman Story, 2 vols 9 90
Geraldine, Modes of faith and practice Tale, 1 rs
The Tro Foacar, Tragedy, BY Lord Byron.-63cts.
Cam Mystery, by Lord Byron--50cts.
Od.fico. The Outcas Dramatic POEM by Samuel B. H.
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lsardanapalns, a Tragedy, by lord Byron, 63
Minstrel Love: from the German of the author7 , oo
of Undine NV
Pharmacooga; the History Of Medicinal subj
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Memoir of the rise, progress, and present state of
the Chesapcak & Delaware Canal, with original
! Documents and Maps. ny Joshua Gilpn, rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops.
Price One Dollar per hottie

These drops Will cure the most nveterate scurvy,
scrota, leprosy ST. Anthony's fire. salt rheum, scald
head in children old ulcers stuas pmped faces
legs scorbutic gou foul fostering eruptons and
every other eruption arising from impure Of the
blood and juices They also perfect digestion, and by
thrown OF on the lungs &C.
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NOTICE.
AL PERSONS having claims against tic estate Of
Charles Pumf, late q; tic Borough Of aington, decd.
requested present them tor aGttcmcn and those
who stand indebted the said estate arc desired to paw
their debts without delays Gcniamin Ferris Whining
ton, Attorney for the subscribers.
EOBRRT PIUMtY,2 r-o,,,.o,.
JOSEPH PLUMiY NNeeueo'S-
October 4th 1922. 77--3,n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
FOR SALE,

AN terms advantageous to the purchaser, five Shares Of
W Stock an the Newpof Bridge Conpay, and three Shares
Of the Ne1Ocase Turnpike Stock. Terms made known by
Mr. JOHN CHOW, Newcastle. JOHN JANViER, Jr.
Dec. a, 1922. 95-9t
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NOTICE.

A IL persons who have executed release to Joseph
ARobnson, requested 10 hand their accounts, Aid
those Indebted to make immediate payment 10 the sibc
lay Al accounts unpaid at the close of the year viii be
put in suit V. {. j. Z. Ii.rIE, .qssisases.
Nov S, 1922 8G--T
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KG.vG H0TEL.

u INDIAN ZINC HOTEL.
eF OliE II. SMITH, having taken for term of years
that large well known establishment the indian kinp in
the most eligible and pleasant part Of the Borough Of viii
mngton Del. formerly occupied BY Rrntol) respect
fully informs The old customers Of the house and the pub
lio That he Will andeayor sustain tue rcspectabiy othe
huse BY tie stctes attention INSTRUMENTATION and
convenience Gentlemen, ladies, or families can be &C
commodeted with rooms boarding and attendance in
manner which he hopes Will give general satisfaction =
Thankful for the liberal encouragement already bestowed
ne hopes by unreittcd attention his guess merit &
receive continuation other fa'ors.
Wilmington, Sept "a, 1892. 74--3m
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NOYIGE.

LII persons indebted 20 the Esste of the late Dcvid
IA Tq,un, decd are requested 10 make immediate pay
meni and those having claims, to present Their accounts
duly authenticated, for settlement, to
JOSIAH rATUM,
WM SEAL,
W1bn;rgton, 70 No. 13M. 1922. e1-4'p Er'rs.
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GEORGE w. METZ

Respectfully informs his friends and the pu5lc generally
tia he continues 70 carry the Brush and Bellows maxi
ing business nall 5 variety AT the n HgA 03d Snip
y streets, and will be pleased TO meet with their custom
Baclsadtls' Bsao.as medc and repared
y VIII be Given 70, har, bris;es Of God aaaty Man
thousands Of dolas might lie saved annually the United
Staes and which would BE a clear saving individuals,
by careful preservation OF this article which always
with ready sale and commands the cash.
boy about Is IS years old Of good moral character
and industrious hahus, wanted as'an apprentice.
Wiinpiniriou, Octe5tr 81, 1922. 82--3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27

Prepared by p Whitwell Boston, and composed
principally of roots and aromatic herbs.
Price so cents per bottle.
This snuf celebrated throughout the United States for
its efficacy in the Of catarrh and slow nervous
head ache, particularly recommended by DR. Waerhouse
whose certificate accompanies each bottle. The common
Scotch snuff is universally allowed to be injurious the
head and stomach, and later affects the ranspa
rcncy and color Of the skin. The black snus OBJ
struct and deaen the 0lactoy nerves. and process
tnc by stopping the passages, have evident effect upon
the speech This snuff will be found not liable these
objections. its favor fragran the effect pleasing and
sauary it opens and purges the head smua the sp-
rs and removes drowsness. In cases of catarr cold
in the head pinch taken going bed will Ell
fecuay remove all distractions. Hypochondraca persons
will find in this chemical preparation complete antdote
During tedious c3nInementin crowded house
atmosphere, after tagung walk long ride, pinch
or two viii richly repay the trouble of constantly having ii
in your pocket and which when we'll secured will for a
long time all the purposes Of smelling bottle. No
compositions better qualified resist contagious the use
OF therefore is indispensable for all those who watch with,
orvs the sick. sedentary and sudious persons will find
by Is occasional use, cheap and cheering relief from that
hsr,nde winch Invariably accompanies long sitting
much reading.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
NOTICE.

Travellers and Economists N renero JJ"f'mFA,
The advantages derived from straw used =, rao,e
ese au even sheep has long been nroyed W. 3or-
knowledged by experienced agricuiua;s, leu and
many parts OF America, 10 be very great Il ope and
hthess Tor horse, not only because il is murh % eclr
nay put II al once secures them against heave l
Founders three most destructive disease 10 ~ ~ AMI
are lIable and which often destroy them = ' n0rses
their usefulness II has been used with aston; ;a OF
cess IN iatenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman uc'
hsIucu.' whose experiment has been recommendd a
ald before the agricultural societies in Conn; and
Massachusetts, Sheep also do WE'LL fed on straw ana
ga IN the ordinary way for horses These anI Sr'
other successful experiments have been made h many
prsing farmers while laborng under an ~ en'eI'
'antages arising from the want of some EASY and eg
method OF cutting the straw. The importance f '
ect has long time called upon the genius Of bo, SUP
ana hhenca, 10 supply the public with some expeli,,
machinery for the purpose Many trials have hrc J
ana many specimens Of great ingenuity aud exnrnsah'
been exhibited; some Of which have done bonor - AZ"
Inventors but in general have fallen short in u,v e VIC
Old Dutch Snbox, so called '9' " Tue
But the public are now invited TO call and view far ,l
selves, 4 " sneul
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE
which we confident, thn. tai Hceels every ,ine ,,
purpose before exhibited both as il respects ,,nn;'
che"pncss OF construction and of operation !'
II mas been IN use in Massachusetts six wears and c
hands universal appreciation. II is lately patented b
Giles Dayton, the inventor Of whom the s,hs,r;b w.
purchased the exclusive right Of making and venlna
IN the state OF Delaware, and has also the enc, T.,
virtue 81 power OF attorney from sail patenee 10 nh
the aboNengh to any person persons in the CONNIE 4
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks aud Northsn.o in
the state Of Permsy !vania. ABRAHAM EtEs.
June y lS2G--ly Near New Castle.
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DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Bddciord, Maine.
Price so cents per boz.

Price so cents per box,
These pills will be ounl the safe, efectua and
pleasant physc offered. Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do not predispose 10 take cold
and may be taken any tune, and by females in all ccum.
They give appetite, assist digestion, and carry
oil all cruties from the stomach. II taking cold aicw
OF these pills taken going bed, they VII operate
kindly the next day. and carry oil any bad effects Of such
Geld. EZRA DEAN
From number Of certificates two only are selected
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
Printing & Bookbinding.
JANIS WILSON,
Bookbinder, bookseller & s,tationer,
HAS A
Ruling Machine,
AT No. los MARKET STREET

AT No. los MARKET STREET,
Where he will make BLANK BOOKS for .IGgcr,. Nh
nnctuers Merchants, Ranks and Public Offices, with or
without Fein lines Patent Spring Back Russia Bands &c
according to Order pattern should be sent, correctly
ruled sheet of the size the book ordered is to
be made He presumcs that the style which new book,
will be bound, and old books rebound, will not shrink from
comparison with any other binding done in Wilmington
p iladephia, but give ample satisfaction and decided
pretere TO his work; triafwl test this opinion
PRINTi .NG-such as Pamphlets, Cards. IIandbiIls
Circular Letters, Hank checks, Blanks for Public Offices
&c neatly and correctly executed, on moderate terms.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
AROMATIC SNUFF,
For the Head Ache and Catarrh

Prepared by p Whitwe, Boston and composed
principally of roots and aromatic herbs.
Drjre IN centa NOR hotiIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

and several Others to perpetual inl,,lisa nnIch;
Ii remains To he seen whether these miscrramt
highwaynien will be deferred from their evil
ways"
MADRID, Feb 16.-Thcy write from Are
vain, that one of the deputies nominated for
Inc new Cortes, had lately passed through
that town who, by his modcsty, had excited
much curiosity. He travels ON foot, says the
letter. leading horse, which. with his harness
and decorations, cost nine dollars. His gar5
IS more than modest but his head and his
ideas ire most exccllent.--Nor does he travel
IN this humble manner on account of his pov
erty; FOR he has relinsushed for the benefi
of the nation, 6cOO reals given him by the pro
vince for his journey, and has cancelled four
teen debts of arrearage pay.
General ID. Rafael de Riego, Z" The hero %
liberty" and Il deputy in COrtcs for the mex
Legislature, entered Madrid on the 18th +. b
A numerous concourse of ali classes of citizens
and many officers, sc. accompanied him, will
the first company of chasseurs, forming with
out arms, at the gate of Atocha. He was wei
coined with enthusiasm, and addressed then
IN speech, which he concluded with "Lon,
live the Constitution, Religion, the Cortes, IN,
Sovereign Nation, and the Constitutions
| King"
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The three resolutions submitted by Mr..
STOKES, on Friday last, were taken up and
adopted.
The resolution offered by Mr. KfNG of New
York, on Friday, was also taken up and agreed
to-, and referred TO the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
A message was received from the President
Of the United States, transmitting, in cempli-
ance with resolution of the Senate, report
Of the Secretary Of War; relative to the infor-
nation n his possession. touching The most
eligible site on the western waters for the G.
rcction ola national arsenal which message
was read.
The Senate then, according 10 the order of
the day, proceeded to the consideration ofthe
bill introduced by Mr. Dickerson some weeks
ago. prescribing the mode Of commencing,
prosecuting, and deciding controversies be-
tween states. The first section of the bill
provides that, in all cases where any matter
Of controversy now exists, or hereafter may
exist, between states, in relation to juIisdiclion
territory, or boundaries, or any other matter
which may he the proper subject Of judicial
decisiOn, it shall be lawful for the state deem
ing itself aggrieved To institute against the state
of which. II complaiDs IA suit, or sdils, in the
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time, and, after few remarks By Mr. Cocker
against the passage of the bill, ADD by Mr..
Moore, OF Alabama, in favor of it,
Mr. ALLEN, of Massachusetts, mo we'd that
the same be laid on the table which was a.
greed to-ayes 65, nays IS.
The bill from the Senate altering the time
of holding the district court in the district of
Mississippi; and an engrossed bill further TO
amend the several acts relative to the Treasu-
ry, war, and Navy Departments, were respec-
lively read IA third time and passed
The unfinished business of Saturday was re-
s,med, lrelaiive to the compensation for hor-
SEES lost in the Seminole Campaign and the
question required, upon the motion of Mr.
t'ch, IN relation to the proof of such loss t,iac
should be required.
After few remarks by Mr.. CANNON in OPP
posltion 10 the amendment, the question was
taken thereon and carried-ayes ca, noes So.
The question OF engrossment was finally
taken by yeas and nays, and decided in the
affirmative as follows--yeas 86, nays 40 and
the bill was ordered for third reading toAmor-
row.
The House then resolved itself into com
mittee of the whole ON the state of the Union,
Mr.. Nelson, of Va. in the chair.)
| MIR. BALDWIN moved that the resolution
submitted by him in relation To the tariff be
now taken into consideration and the ques-
1 NV" "eii0 t"heu iuertOH, IL was decided the
negative; ayes So, noes 20.
MIR. EUsrIs moved that the committee take
into consideration the bill in addition to the
act to reduce and fix the military peace estab-
llshment which was agreed to-ayes 60.
Mr.. TArNALL moved TO strike out the four
first sections of the bill, for the purpose of
testing the question whether the house was
disposed to reduce the army from its present
establishment.
Mr.. Il. delivered speech of considerable
engtn in support of the motion he had made,
OF which we shall give a report hereafter.
MIR. PoINsETT, who seconded the motion.
addnced variety of arguments in support of
the position taken by Mr.. TArNALL.
MIR. STEALING, OfN. Y. theH took the ilaor
on the same side, and occupied the attention
of the House for nearly an hour, when
Mr.. ErsTIs replied and Mr. BAssErr hav-
inE asked for division Of the question, so as
to have each section put separately,
Mir. WoopCoCK announced his intention.
Should the house refuse to strike out the first
section, hereafter to propose some amend.
npnts thereto, when
Mr. Cooke expressed a.wish to express his
sentiments on the subject, and the hour beins;
late, he moved that the committee rise and re-
port progress, which was agreed to, and
| The House adjourned.
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RICHMOND. MARCfl, , iSgg.
BiR'TH-DAY.

The time has gone by when Washington's
name was used rs sort of stalking horse for
party; and when we had Washington Sucie-
ties' and oralions for special purposes a more
generous epoch has Succeeded ard the glury
OF the man has become the common property
OF NIL his countrymen. In variety of places,
ihe anniversary of his birthday has been cell
ebrated with dis inguished respect At Wash
inI5ton, the ball was attended by The President,
lie members of the Legislature, and the Elk
ecuti'e, &c. In Petersburg, the last Legacy
oil washington 10 his countymen was read
by DR.. Field, and an Grafton was delivered by
Mr. Allison, il. in the theatre-followed by !;
Puoiic dinner al Poplar Spring.-At Ports
mouth, the occasion WAS honored ia the most
marked manner.-In Alexandria an Grafton
was delivered by Geo.W p. Gusts Esq. at the
request OF the Washington Society, who dwell
WIN regret upon the fact, that no towering
monument" $40 splendid mausoieum" was
yet erected as testimonial of gratitude for
services which on earth could never receive an
adequate reward."-In the evening there was
Il bali.
We have been so much pressed for room.
Icopious as our columns are,) by documents,
debates, Reports, from our National and
state Councils, that we have not yet had an
opportunity of spreading these pleasing de-
tails before our readers.
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THE FSESHET

Inc newspapers bring us the accounts,
winch we had reason TO expect, of very seri-
Gus damage done by the late freshets. At
Baltimore, Jones' Falls Creek overturned and
damaged much property on some of the
streets. La this case, as on a former occt-
sion, MI. McCausland was serious sufferer
ahc Bridge at Brandywine, Del. and nearly all
the bridges and mildams in that country were
destroyed, and the mills partly destroyed ur
ihucn injured. Ii is estimated that the water
In the Brandywine creek was at least five frer
higher than it has been known for ffty wears
before. The falls bridge over the SchuyIkill
was wholly carried off, and muchsother dam
age done up that river, the Delaware, &c.
I'M Pet I'M.
Inc hr'akInS up the rivers has OCCASION
ed very nigh ireshets in most of the northern
states. The bridge from Warren street To
bioonsbnrg at Trenton New Jersey,l was
swept away on Thursday night and the
Old Stone bride leading from Greene street To
Miii-hlll fell in on Friday morning. This an
Gent bridge IS associated in our recollection
win some memorable events. Itwas the pas
sage over the bridge which in January If7T.
washington defended against Cornwallis 1t
was on This bridge that the triumphal arch
was erected, that The hero passed under. nj the
close oI the war on his way to New York
when The girls chanted songs to ms praise, and
strewed 1t with flowers. Blu: it fell while the
leu de Joic was firing to celebrate the return of
the 90tn anniversary. Mills and mill dams
have been swept off in various places
Both OF the bridges ut Milford, and the bridg-
es at Saugatuck s. Norwal!l were swept away.
The stage broke through the bridge over
NH creek Of Durham, about 30 miles beyond
New Haven-two passengers, Frenchman
and AN American were drowned. Two ladies
crossing the bridge at White Plains, in :.
sleigh, " the wafer at the time Overlooking the
bridge, jumped out, were carried away by the
current, and drowned" sAt Elizabethtown
one of the bridges is gone and the mill dams
much injured. AT Bridgetown, bridge gone.
Ihe bridge across BOundbrook creek is render
ed impossible At New Brunswick severa!
sioops were driven on the Meadows some of
the docks injured"
The Chain Bridge at Brandywine and
part OF the mill adjoining the southern abut-
ment have been carried away, together with
number of small buildings on the margin
OF the stream We have heard of one life be-
ing lost, and it is to be feared there are sever
al more. The extent Of damage is beyond
conjecture. 1t IS rumored that every bridge
on the Brandywine within 90 miles of this
place has been swept away the dam at the
BARLEY mill is gone how many more, the
heIght Of the water prevents our ascertain
ing. Newport Bridge on the Christiana il
carried away likewise Thomas mill and dam
at st. Georges"
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tprs' no; being acted by ihr rreseut Legislature
OF virginia, tina, such principles iay. grown out vi.
t'shion--Let ITS Editors = lay not dis lnrcr,ns
JUNCTION To iheir souls" From vuieiy OF con>riera.
uohS, 'at subject will 40, be- noted by The present.
Leg'>lu'e--bn, it {: ,in.i no ,ni Of affection Il,
their FIRST love
The Kentucky mission, TOO, is hroneht H. ~ = ,,h.f
Ni>-- " hire done
Some Of the northern ianers 'cn lido SOM. .,rt
pns "''"lers on hi' sn1'cc'>'i, N.s >- c r-, ui5
nav o'en r'jrcie',--not li'- NeY lc L f.ps,u,
ios, and "''rs il i John " .,9c, ~ IciTe >on'
sca-n-nw, who has brought ti.'u fora ~, sci >n Tire
se,'iehrh are not even renrd presume ~, a., sr,.
nne> dntefehtly, NJ Ep,> w si!e ~ shin.sc.t
ne nai'noe telegraph represents him H. been lie
% gentleman who personally ant prrsev-ri,gly o,p,>,.t
M ,s sarrase-uS i"">,d lay Congress, through jur.-
=" seshumc. "nleriic opinion that u,snns,iiuon-
AZ, because spectlchly tai instead ap,DorIcnEeni a
o'- e s''s ih> iari %; Mg. Sc'ag,t ppss vw . . -
tory 20 winch he was preyiealsy d slral.er.
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officers the members Of the Executive brarch
OF the Government the Judges of the SUI
premc Court; the Foreign Ministers, and us
many citizens as could obtain admission on
the floor or in the galleries, also attended,
where Divine Service was performed by the
Rev. MIR. Ryland, Chaplain Ofthe Senate.
AT eleven o'clock the funeral moved fiom
the Senate Chamber to the place of interment
in the following order:
The Chaplains Of both Houses.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Pail Bearers.
sr bpS sssnsos, So Mr. Mr. a ot,s, b"'~S'
MIR. X. NJ. JOHNSON, Mr.. ELLioTr.
Relatives oil the deceased, aud
The Senator and Representatives from the State Of
Maryland, MS mourners.
The SerSeant-a Arms oi the Senate OF the United
States.
The Senate OF the United States, preceded by the
-, President pro-iempore, and Secretary.
HE Serseant-a-Armso of the House of Representa-
tiyes.
The House of Representatives, preceded by their
= Speaker and Clerk.
The Supreme CouIt and Bar.
The Heads of Departments.
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens aud Strangers. IL.