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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-20
10 D.
ReraIn Marine Hist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.
ARRIykD-pKc I7-I9.

ARRIyED-pKc l7-IO.
Sch Mary & Polly, Eldtidge, Boston;
plaster to John II Laid e TO.
Sch Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore;
null freight to different merchants.
Sch Mary Smith, Dean, Boston, 1e
Is; salt and mackerel 10 ] ii Laid T. Go
Sch Fricndto Peace. Fendall, Patux.
ent; tobacco to VIM Fowle e Go.
Schr Charles, Chase, Philadelphia /;
ballast, to +. Corning.
Schr Relief Baxter, BarnstabIe (; plas,
ter, to II. Ladd q Go.
Schr Rose in Bloom, Sowle Barbados.
IL days (; sugar and specie, to NJ. Miller
& son and Il. II Rowland Dec 4, in Ia,
% 81, long. 81 81, spoke the brig Gen.
oral Jackson. OF Providence, from Port
Plat, bound for st Thomas. Left schur
Rambler, Garfield, Of East Haddam, far
~. Y. in. S days.
Steam boat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk
with passengers.
sAILKp,
Brig Eliza, Griffith, Gibraltar
Brig Hercules, Nutting, Wilmington.
Sohr Thomas. Miller, Darien.
Mary, Flanders, Portsmouth, NH
Si"op Fanny, Mitchell, Bal,imore
Sloop William, Mcclellan, Portland
Sloop Java, Mason, New York
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
MEM lRANDA
Schr Cleaner, Saunders, hence, arriv.
ed at N. Orleans 2Is, inst.
Brig Frederic, Barrett. hence ar. at
St. Salvador 9th Oct. not dis. and unc
where bound.
Sloop Intrepid, up at N Y. 18th inst.
for this port, 10 sail 2lst,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-20
PHTNEAS JANNEY.

PHINEAS JANNEY,
HAS in store, and offers for sale, % tons Rus.
Ii sia clean hemp, 90 bolts do duck
81 pieces ravens do
% do bear do
40 do Russia sheetings
] case canton grapes
do do silk shawls and hdkfs
trunks cambria musiins
I cask sewing twine
2 bales shoe thread
10 boxes English mustard
40 do Rodmans sperm candles
- casks do IS do do ~,
4 do whale oil
cases patent water proof hats
1925 tons Swedes' iron, assorted s
10 do English small round g. square do
do Swedish steel in bundles
Nutmegs, white lead, Spanish brown, chronic
yellow, vitrolic ether and aqua sortis dec .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-20
las. G. & ROBT. BARRY

JAS. g. & ROBT. BARRY
HAvE just received from Baltimore, and
lknow opening, fresh supply Of
DRY GOODS:
which, together With their former stock, makes
very complete assortment; and as these
goods were all purchased at auction at great
sacrifices, they would earnestly recommend their
friends and customers 10 give them AN EARLY
CALL, as they are determined to sell goods
CHEAP s. F's7
THEY CONSIST IN PART. or
case 7.s, "A, Cd, Ga, IA and Sd n,erino
shawls, and few elegant scarfs
ca4e elegant Nankin grapes, blk g. coiored
do Irish linens aud lawns
do calicoes, neweR style
do fig'd u plain 6ombaxette, all colors
I bale warranted domestic cassinetts
! do kerseys, indigo blue .t =
I do linseys striped, plaid AND, plain
case plain and printed cloth and Cashmere
shawis |-t .a
Black and blue fashionable London cloth
Do do do do Cashmere
Pelisse cloths and fiushings
Swansdown and Valencia vestings
l piece newest fashions do
I bale rose blankets,
] do point do.
I do hannels
Scotch and Irish sheetings, cords and velvets
company flag bandanDas, silk and chintz
shawis; Madras hhdks spotted null and cam
brio musins, fine plain and tarbored muslins,
plain and figured null, power loom shifting,
Hollis superior cord wire cotton, on spools,
warranted 3UO yards, in Nos. from % and 100,
Hollis floss cotton on spools Nos 6, z, 8 and 9 !;
Hollis cotton III balls and hanks, English knit
ting cotton in hanks, patent threads asserted in
colors, best Italian blue and black cloth and CO.
lored sewing silks, wide French and italian
Grape, hat bands do Italian lutestring and 40
rences, gros de Naples, worsted and cotton sus-
penders, broad aud narrow tapes and bobbins,
pins in boxes, pounds and papers, ribbons plain
and figured, ferretinss, patinet lace, black aud
white silk gloves, ladies hest beaver and kid
gloves, gentiemen's superior Woodstock ditto,
English black and white silk half hose, ribbed
of a superior quality, domestic brown sheeting
and shirtings, ditto bleached ditto dit ,olaoe and
silk buttons, Tartan and Scotch plaids, Circas-
sian ditto, bale Dorchester bedtickings, best
IA linnen tick very low priced, and a neat as.
sortment of colored bombaznes, with variety
of other articles in their former stock, too nu.
n,erous to mention. ays %
ALSO, ON coSsieyaEsT,
700 pieces domestic plads
~ boxes real Spanish segars sc
.5tO lbs cotton yarn, OF Nos. TO 20
all OF which VIII he sold at the lowest prices, for
those articles in Baltimore Philadelphia or New
York. dec 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-20
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber having received convey
Il ance OF the books OF HoRArIo MooRE, for
the benefit Of his creditors, requests those in
debted to make immediate payment. The cre-
ditors are requested 10 present their claims
without delay, and are desired to take notice
that they are only allowed till the FIRST day
of January next, by the terms of the SAID con.
veyance, to entitle themselves 20 a dividend, bv
executing general release to the said Horatio
Moore. S. TOW NSHENU, trustee.
PIscATAwAY, Md der . 2awiw
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

Benjamin Wilson aged SO years. of Bucks county ex-
ceedag i'll for upwards OF two years with dry cough ana
splitting of matter from his lungs, hectic fever, nghweats
and reduced TO mere skeleton complete cure, by using
the specific for two months Affirmed 9Th October 1910.
John Hendricks aged q years, of ampeer township,
long time exceeding i'll with dry cough, pain in his breast
fever and nghtsweats complete by using two bottles;
Affirmed 20h December. 1916.
Eli H. Thomas, aged 80 years, Of Lampeor township
long time i'll with cough, hoarseness, splitting of prlent
matter from his lungs fever and night-sweas complete
cure by using bottles. Affirmed 18th October, 1916.
| John Montgomery of do. very i'll with most violent
cough pting of matter mixed with blood complete cure
by using two bottles and Is 10 years since he used the
Specific, and return. Affirmed 9th January, 1918.
Jacob Bowemaser, aged 80 years Of do long time i'll
with cough, fever nghsweats and symptoms as above
stated complete cure by usngS bottles Affirmed 2lst
November, 1917
Henry Bird aged % years, of do long time exceeding
i'll, with cough, fever and nighswea, and SYMPTOMS as a.
bove stated complete by using bottles Affirmed
| Cd. August, 1917.
Andrew Weices daughter Susanna aged IS years of do
long time i'll Of cough, splitting of blood and matter from
her lungs, and symptoms above stated but all the hair
came of her head complete cure by using bottles At
i 6rTned 2nd November, 1917
John Wilson, aged %, years, of the City Of Lancaer, i'll
plee by using bottles. Affirmed 18th August, 1918.
David Longanaker aged so years, of S;rawsburg
ship, exceeding i'll TO- better Than 10 weeks with cough and
all The symptoms of confirmed consumption, complete
! by bottles Affirmed 18th September, 1916.
John Barr aged 25 of Srawsburg township, long time
IN with cough and symptoms before stated complete
cure, by using bottles. Affirmed l9'h November, 1917
John Kder, of the city of Lancaster, aged % years,
Hong time exceeding i'll with all the symptoms before
ted complete by using bottles and return since
and is now 4years Sworn 10 24tt November, 1877.
Henry DehoH of the city of Lancaster, aged % years
with cough and splitting of blood from his lungs, long time
complete by using bote and is year and
-four months and no return. Affirmed 2eh November, 1917
William Green, aged SO years. Of Columbia, ruptdted
blood vessel and the blood rushed from his lungs, and
tnued by spells forneary two days. complete cure, by
using one bottle and o upwards of ten wears and no re-
turn of the beeng from his uags since. Sworn to 18Th
December, 1875
Adam Werfe Of Conestogo township aged As years. was
to his cough and copou splitting CT matter from his
lung n'ght.sweats. &c complete cure, by using five bot
ties Of Specific. Affirmed 22d August, 1916.
In testimony whereof have hereuno affixed my hant
and seal this 18th day Of February, 1879. the city of Ian
caster. SAMUEL CARPENTER.
| The above medicine is to be had Of JOHN WHITE
Druggist, Wilmington DELI at the corner Of Marke
and Queen streets.
October %, 1921 -Iy
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
FOR PUBLIC SIZE.
Oct

OM dUhsDAY, the 9Th day of March next, at JOHN
Hundred Newcastle County, Delaware, on which the late
Morgan Jones dec resided containing 200 acres Of land
OF prime quality well adapted to the culture Of grain and
clover, with suffciency Of Timber for the s Of h
Farm The improvements on said Farm are two story
Brick House and Brick Kitchen, and an other NECESSARY
out buildings, IN good repair. This Farm lies within Is
miles OF the age OF Newark, and is convenient TO mills
places OF Worship &c. SALE to commence al 10 ocIock
at Sale by JAMES PATTON snr,; ,@ae hio"H
ANY person may view the premises by applying to r
Patton, living on the same. NfF4A's - :
y, n1e Aurora and Poulsons American Daily Advertiser
will publish the above advertisement twice wee IN dsv
OF sale, and send their bills for payment to this Office
"'' -, 1909
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
SEl!RyR!llnsyLn0S SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of vend ex directed wlbe expos
ed to public sale the house of John Grow, New Car
Newcastle Hundred, "Wednesday the 30th of January
inst. at o'cockP The following described plantation
tract Of land situate, lying and being in the Hundreds
ST Georges, and county Of New Castle, TO wit; The un
divided seventh part of farm adjoining lands of M
heirs Of John Collins, Patrick McConaughy, joseph II
Simms and others, with large frame dwelling house and
Kitchen frame barn, granar, cribs aud smoke hos
thereon erected also good apple and peach orchard
thereon containing two hundred and ninety acres IN The
whole, with all and singular the improvements and app
tenances therernto belonging Deemed 10 be the pre
perry Of Alrich X. Pennington and 10 be sold by
DAVID q. WILSON Sl,R
Newcastle, January 12th 1922. st
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
FOR SALE or PENT

p,aaon situate in Brandywine Hundred, Newcastle
WoodsO containing and two hundred sixty Of which
premises are, good stone dwelling and choiC .n u Is
w an near me door, toerable frame barn with COVE
nens Out Tb D;lngs variety of different kinds of fruit
ne view os harm Is handsomely situated commanding
wln hve OF the Borough of Wilmington, twentv ,wo OF
and half mile of the road leading from the
sads sc NC iter place The arabic land is divided into
es u convenient size, all of which are weIl wae,ed
n GOOD state of culture, and under good fence
POSSESSION given on the 25th of March naxt ..,o ~;
FOR terms and other information, INQUIRE
the subscriber, on the premises '"'ilie V
Jan'y. 18th, 1892 A'i "ilAiAhSoN,
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Subscriber offers for private sale, his PAPER MILL
situate on Chester Creek in Aston Township Delaware
County, Penn % Miles from Philadelphia and from
Chester This Mil has the advantage Of an excellent wa
power, at present sufficient to drive 2000 spindes of
Cotton Factory into which the said paper MILL being large
and commodous, may be easily converted, and with little
expense may have double the power it has There will
also be sold with the Mill sufficient quantity of well i'm.
SEES For further particulars apply the Subscriber on
Ithc premises. AARON NATSON.
Aston, January, 1929. S-st
The Aurora and American Sentinel, Philad will insert
The above in the Country Paper for one month and send
their accounts to this Office sjrpay
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
INDIAN SPECIFIC,
OR COUGH DROPS.

LANG AsTER COUNTY, IS.
For the information of the public, do hereby certify,
that The following herein men
Toned personally appeared hefoe the suhcriber
the Justices OF the Peace in and for the county OF Lancas-
ter: and oeing duly and affirmed, severaly deposed
and declared that they had made of Dr. Carkson Free
mans cough drops Tor Indian specifc) upon themselves
with the greatest success Tor curing of coughs, cods ash
consupions, splitting of blood &c. and that in every
instance their effects complete and infallble, will fully
appear by the following testimony Of those who have used
hem.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Stop the Thieves
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

Were stolen, from the subscriber, living in
Christana Hundred New Castle County, (Del on
the night of the 9Th ult. 2 Horses the one brov
Ball MARE, about IS years old, Is hands high
very much Of the English ball breed, dark brown
blind of the near eye, four white feet and legs bald
nose, white streak up her face, and white under
lip. She is natural trotter, pleasant good hack
ney. works well in the plough, was shod all rounJ
and was In good order. The other is blood bav
with blac main tail and legs, five years old, about
ID and half hands high, short neck, no white re.
collected about him, except some bride marks, and
a streak across his left ham Joints, about one inch
in length. He was lie good order, shod all round.
PAGES principally is clumsey hackney, and very
strong and good to work in almost any way He is
Ia little bulky about his ham joints which is perhaps,
an indication OF strength, but may be taken by
strangers fault.
The thieves are supposed to belong to q company Ct
men who had purchased of the subscriber, few
days oeiore' another horse for which they paid fifty
two dollars, but OF which forty one on examination
proved TO be counterfeit They appeared to be
turned OF thirty years Of age one of them had ca
snuff colored coat, jean panalets, calf skin shoes
fashionable fur hat, about half worn, was about
lieet, 10 or II inches high, with apparently sandy
halr and whlskers, and passed i'll the neiEhborhoot
by the rame OF John Tompson. The complexion
and hair of the other is dark, he is about six feet
high was well dressed as the other his hat had
rim rather broader than what is termed lashiopa
BILE. He passed in the neishborhood by the name
of Thomas Damorse. They both appeared to have
tender hands,
1t is supposed the horses have been taken 10 the
forest as IL is thought that they were seen taken
through Smyrna, the day after they were stolen.
The above reward will be gived for the d, lection
OF the thves and the return of the horses or twenty
dollars for the thieves, and ten dollars for each Of
the horses and all reasonable charges paid on the
horses being brought home.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Oct os &c
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Jan. 10Th 1922.
~
FOR sale, OR TO RENT,
Or partner would be taken in the concern

About of land on both sides of Red Clay creek
about A.! miles from Wilmington, and from Newport
New Castle county, wherein erected large mill house
so feet long and SO wde stories high with an addition
on side of As feet long and IS wide, stories high
and at end addition Of % long and wide one
and half story high with large Sheds and shear shop
There water wheels, and water sufficient to drive
them all times Cor nearly SOY five feet stones pow
erfny There is likewise MILL and sufficient water
Exclusive Of what is necessary for the grs s to drive
lit eight nine months in the year One water wheel in
the mill employed in woollen establishment which
lis carried pretty extensively; the other wheel in the
milling business There is house room (by evacuanr ~
grist mill machinery Sc sufficient for two thousand cot
ton spindles with all the machinery necessary ror tbem
besides the wooen establishment, and water sufficient fo
both establishments There is large tight dam. short
head and tail race with twelve feet head and fall Iar
stone mansion house and Kitchen stories high cellsrS
under the whole good frame barn. with sabnq under
It, and six tenements for families to live in II is in =
healthy neighborhood and handsomely situated More
can be ha convenient Any person or persons wish
ing to purchase rent or be concerned may see the
ery and Know the conditions, by applying to the subsc
ber near the premises Possession can be had the Oh
March next "
! ROBERT PHILLIPS.
/ Madison Factory, no. S, 1892. I-Im
The Editor Of the aurora, Philadelphia requested IN
insert the above tor month"; and send his iii payment
/ to the advertiser. ''
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
TO COTTON SPINNERS.

The undersigned wish to receive proposals agree
ing to run on Contract any number more or less, of
Cotton Spindles. The raw Cotton will be furnished
OF good quality, and the Spinning paid for in Cash.
ANY persons wishing to Contract will make applica.
ton to John Torbert in Wilmington, or to the Sub.
scribers. LYMAN s. BROTHERS.
Market, near Fifth street, Philadelphia
Nov. 26, 1921 56-l2t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
In Broad, near .Sd;ois, St....

ne subscriber respectfully informs the public IN rem
ra hat ne carries on the above busiuess in ali ;t
emPoyed Foreman ofthe best capacity and be-
and womens work. and having procured the hest
ais, ne confidently tatters himself that lie will he nd
general satisfaction and merit share Of
n n He co,r,,,a, a.. r. ohMuEL WoLLASTOX
ly. Apply above. ''s BUSINESS as former
apprentices. 'O"1ect'chs wanted aS
LIST month Il, 1922 .
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
WILMINGTON AND pHILADELpH11
POST CO.aCHEC

ton and n.Sd tavern sign of the Swan Whining
anlaaelphi, at O'Clock A. NJ and at 10 o.coo ,A "A NJ
IKE strc sunaaya excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR.
convensnce aSsenon padto passengers who for their
Inc CITY, bagsage be at the risk of the ow a,
-Bank Ct runo g.. ISAAC ANDERSON,
and Third streets ~ 0i's7a9s osSWeen Second
April 1924
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Newark Seminary.
October %, 1921

We, the undersigned attended an examination Of
the Young Ladies in the Newark Seminary, under
the superintendent Of Mrs Cloud, on Tuesday the
18th instant and were highly pleased with the spe-
cmens which the pupils gave Of their acquaintance
with those useful and ornamental branches Of Ed
ucation in which they had been instructed. Indeed
the examination reflected honor on the Teachers !;
it Showed that they had been interchangeable in eir
exerlions to forward the advancement of their pu-
pills in their literary attanments.-- avail our
selves OF this occasion to congratulate the parents
and Guardians Of the pupils at this Seminary It's fri
ends and the publick generally, upon the order and
Regularity which prevail in it, and especially the great
proficiency exhibited by the pupils in the different
branches Of education. The peculiar heaIthiness Of
the place, the cheapness Of obtaining an education
the Seminary, the guardianship Of the teachers over
the pupils, together with the rapid progress which
they make render it worthy Of its full share pub
lick patronage.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
NOTICE
Marylan J,
| Queen lao
; COUNT
| curt, DC
| tober terri
William Spencer,
VS..
Susan Wilmer, Henrietta Wilmer
and Edwin Wilmer heirs at law OF
Edward P. Wilmer.


and Edwin Wilmer heirs at law OF court, &c
Edward p Wilmer. tober tern.
1891.
The Bill filed in this cause is to obtain sale OF
the real estate Of Edward p. Wilmer, late OF Kent
County, Delaware, deceased. The Bill states that
the said Edward p. Wilmer died, seized OF consi-
derable real estate in Queen AIMS county Aforesaid
and that there is personal property belonging TO
the estate of the said Edward p. Wilmer, IN this
state, that can be discovered by the complainant,
that the said Edward p. Wilmer has left the fol-
lowing children his heirs at law, viz. Susan Wilmer
Henrietta Wilmer and Edwia Wilmer; all OF whom
are minors, and reside in the Delaware state and
said Bill further states that the said Edward Will
mer at the time Of his death was Indebted to the
said complainant in large sum OF money. 1t is
therefore adudged and ordered, that the complain
ant, by causing copy of this order to be inserted
once in each week, for three successive months In
the American Watchman, Delaware state, before
the first Monday in May next aive notice to the
absent defendants Of the substance and object OF this
Bill that they may be warned to appear in this court
by Guardian or Solicitor, by the first Monday in
May next to shew cause if any they have, why the
said real estate should not be sold to discharge the
said claim.
True Copy
THOMAS MURPHEY, Cl'k.
Queen AIMS County court,
MARYLAND.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
ROBERT PHILLIPS.
TO LET.

Small Brick House and Backsmiths Shop, in New
port at present in possession of Eli Senex 1t is in apond
stand for one disposed follow Backsmth's trade
ALSO, two story brick house in same village AZ nre
sent occupied by Mrs Price Possession given the 5sh
March next APpiyto ALLAN THOMSON, Wilm'n.
January % 1922 -''" E~,s
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Dividend.

The stockholders in the Bank of Wilmington and IRA,
DIVINE, win please to take notice. that the Board 4. n
rectors have this day declared dividend Of 50 ,e 81
each share of stock, which win be payable to the scl
holders their legal representatives. or after The 0
inst. By order Of The Board,
D. BYRNES, Cashier.
January 8, 1922 In
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
True Copy
THOMAS MURpHEY, Cl'k.
Queen AIMS County court,
Maryland.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Abscondcd from the plantation of the subscriber lying
near Frederick Town, Sassas River in Cecil county,
Md Tuesday the 25th inst negro boy named Philip;
% years of age in April last lie is stout, able bodied
awkward looking fellow, about feet, Org inches high,
very black with flat nose, big lips large white teeth coarse
voice. and down, sulky look. Has u mark above his left
eye; upon his left leg, occsoned by kick from
horses is fond Of spruous liquor and i'll tempered and
quarresome Had a round jacket, of drab colored
uled factory kerscy trowsers of black and white home
made fued kersey, white yarn stockings, strong
double scaled Shoes nailed with cast nails; all
tor hat, much worni and is supposed to have taken With
him sundry other articles of clothing which unknown
Whoever will apprehend the above fellow and him
in any jail that get him again. shall recevefor ap.
pretending him in Maryland $685. in Delaware, $780, and
il in any other state in the Unon $780, and reasonable
Expenses paid if brought home to the subscriber, living
near Sayinton Post Office, Cecil county, Md.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Thomas w. Veazey
Dec. 81, 1921.


The Aurora, Philadelphia, and Recorder, West Chester
will please publish the above advertisement week
for weeks, and send paper containing the same, with
the amount Of ;hen charge marked the bottom, I
w Neazcy, and il shall be RENTED to them.