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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-13

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that petition will be
presented to the General Assembly of the of De-
aware at their session in January next for the passage
law authorship certain of the St. Georges Harsh
Company therein mentioned, to embank along the south
side OF the ST. Georges creek waters starting point Of
land OF kensey Johns, Esq commonly called Briey Point
also TO cut slice through John Barneys
marsh and lay suice in the same
Oct. 10, 1929. 79-3m
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SiIERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

BY DAVID c. WILSON, Sheriff.
KY virtue Of writ OF Yend Exps. to directed, will
"a be exposed public sale, the house of John Crow
Newcastle in Newcastle hundred Monday the 10th day
of December, inst. O'Clock. u NJ. the following es
cbed lot Of ground, situate, lying and being in the hun
dred of ST. Georges, bounded BY lands of Peter Delany
William H. Crawford the heirs Of Jesse Higgins, decd and
the road leading through Middletown, with two story
frame dwelling house and kitchen, log stable and carriage
house, thereon erected and containing half acre. be the
or less; together with all and singular the i'm
prUvements thereuno belonging seized and taker
IN execution the property Of Elizabeth Barr
Newcastle, December ., 1922. 95-St
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JUST PUBLISHED.

By e. LITTELL. SO, Chesnut Street, Philad'a
Price 2j Cents.
The Church of Christ and way of Salvation Universal
BY Emmr KINDER"
False position exposed" End edition, price 81 cts
.qso"A Letter to Friend in New York, in answer tt
late ANONYMOUS publication entitled a False position
exposed Price l23 cts.
10 mo 81, 1892 94-4t
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j. CLING s. co.

EG leave to inform their friends and the public gcn-
berally that they have removed their Druggist and
Apohecary store to No. a. High Street, door to Viii
liam Larkin's grocery store
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c the reduced
prices they hope 70 share part of public patronage.
Prescriptions Orders &c. will be accurately promptly
attended to-
ALSO, large and general of Patent Medi-
cines Black Narnsh, Medical Wine Btters, Anomalies,
Condiments of the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1892 S6-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-13

Zeal ESTATE FOR SALE. Pursuant TO the las!
AsWli and Testament of Henry w. Physck deceased,
the following real estate will be exposed TO public SALE
on the 2lst OF the 18th month (December) next at
o'clock in the afternoon Eli Landlords tavern to wit
ALI that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot Of
ground on which it erected, situate in the Borough Of
wilmington at the of Kent and Market streets and
extending through, to Shipley street The lot hun
dred and seventeen feet and inches in length Kent
street and ninety three feet and six inches front on Mar
ket and Shpley street. The buildings occupy the whole
'front.' on Kent street and the lot Market and Shipey
streets, is fenced with high and substantial brick walls
The house, on the first floor, has large and elegant Hall
with appropriate architectural handsome
parlors so planned to be all priyatea commodousdn
ing room-a large and convenient kitchena bathng.room
,-smoke-house &c. &c. On the second floor there are
chambers, all well lighted and some of them unusually
large-a storeoom and lavatory There are three large
chambers on the third floor, besides garrets All the GEL
lars are dry and airy There two pumps Of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishment il
wen calculated to accommodate large family in the best
style The buildings erected under the direction Of
the late John Dickinson esq for his own residence andae
nshed throughout, with taste and elegance in the most
substantial manner
Tothose who reside distance and have not seen this
property 1t may be prOperto say that the situation is e
vated-commandng extensive views of the surrounding
country and for health and convenience is not exced
yany IN the state. Terms will be made known at the
tlihe OF saleby BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATION, cum teSidnentO agnero,
80. of Henry w. Pbysc, Decd
wilmington, Del. 10th mo- 8, 1899. 78-29t
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To be Sold at PUBLIC SALE.

RNThursday the 96thns at tIoon yarnas tavern with
" in one mile of the premises, aplantaon IN Mill Creek
Hundred, Newcastle County State of Delaware situate on
the Gap and Newport Turnpike road, about miles from
Wilmington, and from Newport containing about IS
ores, % OF which woodland and the remainder arabic
al under good fence and part of it well with clover
The improvements are good new two story stone dwell
ling house and log kitchen, with well of excellent water
At the door, good log barn and dStiIery
veneny constructed and supplied by falling spring
OF good water which is in operation and capable OF
making at least barrel OF liquor per day The situation
Of this Farm is high, healthy and pleasant, commanding
sight view Of the river Delaware, and convenient
al mills and different places ofpublic worship.
-qLS0a Farm situate in the Hundred aforesaid adoin
log lands of Abraham Mend sJha James Robinson and
TIERS with good stone dwelling house and stone barn
containing about 10 of land all in good state of c
tiyaion and principally well set with clover and timothy
II well watered with several springs, of which neai
the door Indsputable titles and immediate possession
will be given if required to the purchasers Persons wish
ing to view the property will please apply the sub
scribers, on the premises. HENRY RICHARDS,
SAMUEL RICHARDS.
December g. 1922 96-4t
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nj OTlCEAl persons indebted to the estate of Doctr.
~ Archibald Alexander, late of Newcastle hundred, dec.
are requested to make immediate payment and those haY
l'T claims against said estate, will present their accounts
duly authenticacdto MARY ALEXANDER, Adm'x.
is Oct. 1872. Stiff JOHN z. LITTLE, Admir-.
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EDUCaTION.

I, 5. BARsFoW respectfully informs the public that he
mas resumed the aidous duties of his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES AcADEnY and that he is furnishing it with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful Observation-Disclosures specimens
OF Improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling at
the establishment.
IERMs-Board, Tuition and Stationary, 1872 per Of.
Tuition and Stationary 81 per ar
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1922. 7I--tf
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NOTICE.

~ persons Who have executed release to Joseph
a hobnson are requested hand their accounts and
nose indebted to make immediate payment TO the subsr-
lay All accounts unpaid the close of the year will be
pUt IN SUIT v & J. +. GILPIN, .4ssignees.
Nov S, 1899. S6-I7
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NOTICE

us hereby given that intend Petition the Legislature
r. at their session, TO invest in me certain lands adj
Joning lands Of Ezekiel Guitt, Alexander GnIlt and
William Hopkins. WILLIAM HOPKINS
Milford Del November 10, 1922 9S-4tp
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GOOD BEER
Wilmington Brewery.

JAMES sEBBoRN respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced brewing at shpley's old Brewery, in
Wilmington, nhere he intends keeping constant supply
OF Strong and Table Beer Sensible Of the great prefer
that from his knowledge and experience in the business,
to be able to furnish the quality ofthat brewed in
the city, as to merit increasing shsrs of public patron
age IL mo- ~, 1872. o0-9p
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A Special Meeting OF the Levy Court

OfNewcaste County will be held the Town of Newcas-
tie. Monday the 23d day Of December inst for the pur-
pose of appointing Assessor for Georges Hundred
in the place of Ephraim Becson, deceased.
By order, DAVID PAINTER, C. p.
December 9th, 1922. 96--4t
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FOR SALE,

AN terms advantageous to the purchaser, fire Shares If
w Stock ia the Neport Fridge Copury and three Shares
Of The NescasHe Turnpike Stock. Terms made known by
Mr.. JoHN Crow, Newcastle. JOHN JANVIER, Jr.
Dec. a. 1922. 95--gt
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INDIAN KING HOTEL.

INDIAN KING HOTEL
cp DIN NJ SMITH, having taken for term Of years
that large well known establishment the Indian King, IN
the most eligible and pleasant part Of the Borough Of vii
mngton, Del Formerly occupied by Brintonl respect
fully informs the old customers of the house and the pub
lie, that he Will endeayor to sustain the responsibility ofthC
house by the strctes attention their accommodation and
convenience. Gentemen ladies', families can be ac
commodated with rooms, boarding and attendance in
manner which he hopes will give general satisfaction
thankful tor the liberal encouragement already bestowed
he hopes by unremed attention to his guests to merit
receive continuation Oft their favors.
Wilmington, Sept. "a, 1892. 74-3m
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NOTICE.
NIL PERSONS having claims against the estate Of
Charles Pum late of the Borough Of Wilmington, decd
are requested to present them for settlements and those
who stand indebted to the said estate are desired to pay
their debts without delay to Benjamin Ferris, in Whining
ton, Attorney for the subscribers.
ROBERT PLUMLY,2 -.
JOSEPH pLUMLY hAe0u'Ois-
October 9TH 1892. 77-3m
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, Tavern Kceher,. c,r,...
Travellers and Econonatsts IN e.n.r.I '"s"i

Travellers and Economtsfs IN general IlN''"''"'
The advantages derived from straw ,,serr 40 s..e
SEES cattle and even sheep, has long been nroyo LOT or
acknowledged by experienced agricuturas.sn and ac
many parts of America 10 be very great It has and
htness for horse not only because it much
hay but It at once secures them against heayes h an
founders three most destructive diseases to which bno
are liable and which often destroy them in , ps
their usefulness. 1t has been used with mus. OF
cess in tattenng cattle the STALL by gentleman sue
nectcu whose experiment has been recommended cu n
lad before the agricultural societies in Conneccn, anu
Massachusetts Sheep also do WELL fed on straw aug
led in the ordinary way, for horses These and mas
other successful experiments have been made hv o
Iprsng farmers; while laboring under ali tle dI
vantages arising from the of some easy and e.
lmethod OF cutting the straw The Importance Of the &
lect has long time called upon the genius of both F,r
and America to supply the public with some expeitds
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been mad
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense h
been exhibited some Of which have done honor 10 l
Inventors but in general have fallen short in utly Of @
old Dutch Snibox, so called. i ~
But the public are now invited call and view for them
lselyes = ''su,
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thing foyo
purpose, before exhibited both as il respects simplicity
Icheapness of construction and case of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts six wears and co,
mands universal Appreciation II is lately patented by
Gies Dayton, the INVENTOR of whom the subscriber bos
lin the state of Delaware and has also the agency 10
Virtue of power of attorney from said Paentee to sci,
the above right to any person persons the couuteso
Philadelphia Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhamptonn
Ithe state OF Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES
June 10, lo22-ly Near New Castle
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Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that he continues to carry tho Brush and Bellows max
ng business 10 all its variety at the d Nigh and Ship
icy Streets and will be pleased TO meet with their custom.
Bi1cksmiths BcRo,vs made dndrebated.
G. AVE YOUR BRISTLES! The highest price, CASH.
y will be given for hogs brses of good quality Many
thousands odolars might be saved annually the United
States and which would be clear saving individuals,
BY careful preservation Of this article which always
with ready sale and commands the cash
boy about Is 16 years DID, of good moral character
and industrious habits, wanted as an apprentice.
Wilmington, October 81, 1922. 92-Sm
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR sale.

ron Sale.
BNiE subscriber wishes TO sell the
u TRACT OF LAND on which he resides.
containing by late survey S37 acres.
ms tract lies within one mile of LYNCH
burg, ON the Poplar Forest road, aud is well
adapted 10 the culture of all descriptons of
grain. About one half of which is cleared.
aud partly in cultivation, the balance of the
tract Is heavily tmbered aud first rate Tobac-
60 land. II is we'll calculated 10 be divided
into lots OF , to 300 acres, To suit purchasers,
lying on both sides of Biacl, Water and ivy
Cfeeks, on which streams there are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water Tor
me erection OF manufacturing mills There
is also on 1t an excellent quarry of Soap Stone,
ana very valuable Mineral Spring
HE improvements are comfortable dwell
ing house, with other convenient out houses.
to which is attached an extensive orchard of
the best selectediruit, which, together with its
conYenlehce to market, render it the most
desirable Tract OF Land offered for sale in this
section Of the country
ferons who wish TO purchase lands. are
invited to call and examine for themselves, as
the subscriber is DESTROYS TO sell-a bargain
may be had-a liberal credit will be given
or terms, apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses EUNu1ND tr,Tl
november L. w3m l3
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.A TYact OF land.

Containing by late survey, 602 acres. and five
negroes, four of whom are as likely and vain
able as amy The land is Of good quality, with
the usual quantity of tobacco land To- clear
winch will be divided into Two tracts to suit
purchasers, both of which will include a dwell
ling house and out houses.
The usual credit viii be given on The land.
on having Tie payment OF the purchase money
satisfactorily secured, and twelve months on
the purchase money of the negroes, secured in
IKE manner At the same time aud place. all
the estate of the said Mrs Estes, decd. will bc
sold on the usual credit, consisting of stocks of
oaii'c, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Crops of grain,
Household aud kitchen Furniture lhe leea.
tees 10 said estate are requested TO attend the
sale JOEL ESTES, Executor
Of Benjamin and selah Estes. decd
November - wtd, Ia
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= Az Reward for Jerry.

NH0 rana,cay from Oh. Thomas on
w The eeeR,ng 81 the 23rd inst. uhite in the
aeighborhood ofthe B0tetourt Springs
JERR I IS about 81 or q years oid, 5 feet 6
or inches high, targe aud strong bpih, and re-
~ black, isibt Il high bony torehead, his eyes
are small and deep in his hedd he has n scar on
one Of his eyebrows, and one ofhis foreteeh is
od, The othcr is rery ride, stands out, d isapt 10
iouch his under lip ,cben toikiag. He lcas rais,3
by Mr.. s. NOEL Of Bedjord, from tehom he had
previously raaaray and passed rs n free man bg
the name Of Pleasant Haynes he icorked soiih
Haiifdr county, 0adto mbieh place he may per
hdps go. The abore reward lriI6e gfren il So
cured in any JGit so thai I gel him again, or all
reasonable charges paid bcsides, ifdeiuerea 10
me IN Liberty, Bedford County, IN.
J.3.hES THOMAS.
December b U3W Is
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August9
Notice.

10y virtue of a deed of trust from George
~ Wright to me, shall, on the 10th day Of
February, 1873, at Liberty, in Bedford coun.
~, proceed to sell, for ready money, 10 the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda collection OF Books, supposed to be
about seventy five volumes, Bed and Furni.
ture, Tor certain purposes in said deed speci
ned. Acting as trustee, | shall not warrant
the title to said articles except against myself
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small mu
latto with long hair, about Is years old, with
scar ON her neck she was taken from the
possession of the subscriber by George Wright
on the 10Th of this month-All persons are
hereby torwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, as she has been conyeyed to ~
by deed of trust, OF record in Bedford coul
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY
November g. v3m IA
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! Y q oouri held for Amherst county tie
: A 2lsi dsy OF Dcfober, is22
Ms3it y White aad Judith his wife late Ju-
fah lia1ey, bomas Clemeais and kosaasa
- lie. late kosanna iinslay, Plaintiffs,
Arainsf
CEorze Il Tinslrv. Alexander Tinslry. An
daf.an 1Iazies, Watt y Bailey, an1 Dolly
las wife. Who was lately Daily iinssyi Ben-
a. sier tinsley aud Jona lldiuhespn and Iu-
einda hiz Ailr, Defendants.
~ cHlYCEgY
On hearine bill end the answer Of the
dsisaGants. GEORGE n. 1nsley, Alexander
iinsicy aud john Hutchinson and Lucinda bis
wi(c, and IL appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
CONT that the defendants Anderson 1insley
Biall y Baiiy aud Dolly bis wife do not re.
side within the limits vi thu commonwealth :
wiercupon. II IS decfecd aud ordered that IN
less de said absent defendants do appear mere
on or before the ii day Of January court next,
and enter their appearance and give security
according 10 the net of assembly and the rules
ol this oouft, the plaintiff BIZ shalt be taken
as confessed and Tie matter thereof dccrced
accordingly, and it Is further decreed aud or
dere1, that copy OF tlis order be forthwith
IN teflcd "a sufae newspaper published IN the
town ot Lvnchburg for The space of Two months
saceessiycly and that another copy thereof be
posted nj the front door 81 the court house Of
this county onlWo several court daysrcturna-
bic 10 the brst day Of January court next
a CopY-Ieste.
- \. b. DAVIES, &. A. {.
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The Subscribers
Medicine, Paints, & Dye.sh,e
Trust Sale.

ny virtue of deed of trust executed
- us by John billiard aud sally ii. '.e 10
bearing date the eth day of Decent, W., %ie,
aud duly recorded in the clerks ofIire :, ~
iord county, TO secure debts therein 81, ~ hel
due Col. William Leftwich, dee. toget1 lossseed
all the legal charges attending tho , a. viii
ton OF the trust, and in pursuance Of = e1efu-
OF said Leitwich's representatives We ,'9le,l
ON the 3lst day of December next. ON tbo mai
mises Proceedto SELL by way of public sn c pre-
for cash, that auction,
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hynchburg Mills.

WILL in few days be in order for the re
W cepticn Of Whest.-.The Subscribcr
Will q e a far market price ia cash. Should
any be desirons to receive Flour in exchange
lot Wheat, they can do SO at the usua EXCHANGE.
and the subscriber will subject himself to the
Richmond Inspection. Those who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may deli.
Yer their Wheat, and wait for a better piiee. as
'a'r mar ket price will be given during the sea
SON iof that deposited, as for what may be co
ming in. "
WIN. A. ALLEN
Augusta tcls
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INHE subscribers viii continue to do bu-
s'ness under the irm OF GAIT * Bull
LOCK, who have received by the ship Protec-
ton and Georgianna from liverpool, and are
now opening, general assortment of Fall and
Nmier Goods, which they viii sell low forcash.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October l.. Is II
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: aura-Yown Land
AT AUCTION,

ON he ilA 81 January, 1898, ,oiH be
~ ogered, al public sdle, At Danrile, Pitt
WIraBia county, Ia. n Tract Of 1910 acres
Of Laad oi pAiet a considerable portion con-
sisis If orer loo grounds II the first quo'ag /;
situated on Dan rtter, al The mouth Of HoiE-is-
iaHd Ctsek, ~ Cns,eeH county, " {. bounded
on The north SIDE by he Virginia state hne, aud
distant stren miles from The torn Of DanriHe.
Terms, one haif eash The balance IN and 2
months. GEO. TZ.aRD.
LeGkesaiHe, Der. g. lsioow