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Kent, Aug. 8, 1929.

american wishes to be understood meaning that one
man cannot be elected fill both places.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-16

The Farmers prospects in the upper country, are
very dscouraging; although, generally speaking,
ante paed evils are rarely found in the end TO be
commensurate with the reality
ne Hhem Harvest has yielded so poor pro.
ouce' that many persons say that it will be difficult
to get seed next year.
ne Crop OF Indian corn is somewhat better, &
promises greater return; but in very many places
appre tensions are entertained that enough will not
be raised for ordinary consumption.
ne cotton looks better than either of the fore
gong hut the RoT has commenced its ravages, and
already threatens very serious mischiefto the Plant
augusta, (Georgia,) Ctron.
Copperas water is cheap and certain destruction
to bugs, which cannot be too generally known,
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Absconded from the service of the subscriber on Sunday
morning last, Peter Jaqaete, by trade Shoemaker small
OF stature Pockmarked black hair dark complexion about
> feet or inches high; took with him blue long-taed
coat pretty much worn pair razee boots with round
patch on the toe of one of them yellow spot ed Mer
sales wascoat, with yellow glass buttons blue do new
oram hat pair of blue and red mixed kerseymere panta
lets and black handkerchief He also took blue long
tailed cloth coat with yellow metal buttons striped green
and white swansdown wascoat muslin shirts pair blue
cloth panaes ofhe kind of stuff the coat last es
cnbed with three round buttons each hip file ran off
about years ago. and back and agreed serve his
time OUT but went away above stated taking with him
number of articles of cloathing belonging to the subscr.
ber Whoever returns said Jagee to me, secures him
JAIL orgives such information shall lead his conviction
and recovery of the coathes shall have the above reward
RICHARD HIGHFIELD
PennSboiOugh Township, Chsstsr county, Penn.
March %, 1922 Sl-4tp
o. The Lancaster Gazette will insert the above to the
of 2S and charge the editor ofthe Waterman
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BUTTER, GROCERIES. ssc.

Lancaster county Lump and Firkin Butter of superor
quality to be had wholesale and rea the most rea
sonabe terms of the subscriber, who has also hand,
Niackare Nos 2, lamp OIL lard superior domestic cof-
fec buckwheat meal, wines, cordas, liquors. foreign and
domestci first quality teas coffee, sugar. Spices patent
sperm candles, Chocolate, and every article in his line of
business, all of which he will happy to dispose Of tho
most reasonable terms those inclined favor him with
their custom. ID VAUGHAN,
OPPOSITE Tie lower .lfar'ethouse W'dangtOn, CDelJ
March % 1922 21-6t
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AND NOW, to wit, March H. 1922 on motion 1t is orr
dered by the Court that the foregoing report and ocu
ments, be published in both the Wilmington ne
Ne1ocashe county, s.
erNo, do Certify the foregoing is true CODY of the
Seal treport and documents submitted by the committee.
e~cJ who appointed to settle with the Trustees
ofhe Poo and the proceedings of the Levy Court there
on, remaining filed of Record In Testimony whereof I
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of Office at
Newcastle, the eighteenth day of March, Ammo Domini,
1922. D.2VfD PRINTER C. p
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TO BE RENTED.

And Possession given Immediately, small Stone Tene.
ment leading from the Cross Keys the Kennel road to
the Brandywne in good ORDER together with two acres of
Land in good state of improvement, and good bearing
orchard. For particulars inquire Of FRBDK LEONARD,
March ~, lSSZ, zl-at agent.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The Firm Of b. r. WEBB is dissolved by mutual COM
sent and Benz. Webb agrees TO settle the accounts.
The Curyng business with Store for selling Hides Be-
Oil, will be conducted by Reuben Webb No. 70, North;
Fourth street, IHaiadeI1iia.
Wilmington, I'd mo- 81, 1922 21-4tD
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Secrefary's Office,

DOVER, March l6, 1929.
A list of the names of all Retailers of Foreign
Goods, Wares and Merchandize-who conformably
to the provisions of the Act of the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Delaware entitled san Aact lay
ing duties on Licenses to Retailers "of Foreign
Goods, Wares and Merchandise" passed at Dover
January 81, 1921, have obtained and payed for cen.
AS the said names have been certified by the
Clerk of the Peace in the respective Counties.
IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Thomas Deakyne Jane Alderdice
James Gardner Joseph G. Gilpin
Samuel * J. E. Guthrie James S. White
Thompson & Wolf Robert McEvoy
Allan Thompson William Sherer Jun.
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NOTICE.

STORE TO Let, in the Village Of Newport and posses
sion given Immediately. With it be had Stock of
Seasonabe Goods. at fair valuation. For terms apply to
March d. 1922.--21-4t T. w robson.
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10 meet which payment there is al
balance due from Tre'r of Poor. {
due from Collectors of the Poor ia,

Leaving a deficiency of this sum- 52s Of
To which may be added the probable sum which ,o 4
may be wanted for the year 1899. I44o w
The sum to be provided for by for 1922 7968 OF
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II tie LEvY COURT Of Nesveustle cou,ty, held a. Ae
Coalw House, ia The 161U Of Newcastle, The 12M day Of
February, .9nno DOmitl 1892, motion, Ordered
that Committee be appointed settle with the Tt7sees of
the Poor Of sad county, which Committee reported oo7cs
The Committee appontedby the Levy Court to settle
with the Trustees of the Poor for Newcastle county, beg
leave TO report that they met committee of said Trustees
at the Poorouse of said county, and carefully examined
their accounts commencing the 10th day of January
1921 and ending the 18th day of February 1922 which
they compared with the documents produced in their sup
port and have arranged the of said Institution
under the following heads, viz Statement No shows
the amount of Poor Tax laid by the Levy Court for the
year 1921 with the balances due from the Collectors of
Poor tax for former years, which compose the whole
sum to be paid by the county for the support of the Poor
Tor the year 1921. Statement No. g. shows the of
money received by the Treasurer of the Poor, and
the payments made by him within the first named period
Statement No g. shows the amount Of Debts remaining
paid by the Trustees the 14h February, 1922, with the
funds remaining to pay the same, consisting of the balances
unpaid by the Collectors and also estimate 0h PROB
able sum wanted to meet the expenses of the pres
ent year for the support oftc Poor. Your committee fur
thcr beg leave to state that the number of Papers which
they found in the Poorhouse amounted to $50, which may
be conered araverage ofthe whole number supported
throughout the year, and whose expense for boarding has
cost the sum OF S3110974 which less than cents peri
Gay f0r each Pauper. The smaness of this must be
owing III great to their resources, they
raise large proportion of Pork, Beef Vegetables, Butter
&c (which they consme) upon their small establishment
and goes to hew what might be done by productive farm
to be cultivated by them under the superintendent of
good farmer Your committee would beg leave further o
remark that they of opinion, that when any class off
citizens called upon contribute by way Of taxation to-
the support of any Institution, it nothing than
sonabe that fair statement of the expenditure of their
money should be made at least year and published
for the information of those who may contribute and there
fore recommend that the Levy Court pass resolution
questng such statement to be published by the Trustees
of the Poor, annually. All of which is respectfully sub
mittcd
Benjamin Watson, John Tweed,
William Seal Benjamin Bouldin,
Benjamin Marley, Thomas Reynolds,
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m McCaulley & co.William Boyer
Ecton x Son James & L. Mccullough
,ollins Isabella McCollom
d Williams William Guthrie
reynolds John M. Ocheltree
laley Benjamin Tyson
Wright Diehl & Daniel
Iatum Miller Dunot
Lamborn Nathaniel Richards
!. Brlnckle William Silver & Co
arnall William Silver junior
& Edith Yarnall William Dunlap
able John Day
min Watson Elizabeth Way
ran & Cochran Ziba Ferris
Grubb George Plat
: Vaughen Andrew Fountain s. Co
Asburnham George Russell
Smyth John Fleming
Hughes John White
IT & ]. L. Gilpin James Deaplaine
j Gilpin William Polk
Ash Charles Tatman
IealdSc Co Andrew Dill
'ndenhal Robert Ocheltree
Mendenhalll& Co Caleb Harlan
Hyett q licenses) Wilson & Weldon
IS W. Robson Mary Nc Clear
Bush John Sutton S, Son
Bingham William Rogers
Jerman Thomas Nc Callmont
b. Vandever Charles Candy
Cochran Andrew Walker
ret Nichols Isaac Solomon
IS G Alricks William Blddle
Jones William Chestnut
atterson James Brown
McCorkle & Co John Biggs
inn SYLVESTER WEIGH
Samuel CHM Jossph Robinson
~ Newbold Patrick Higgins
tapler Eliza Walker
w. Richie David Wilson
Pennington * Son James Giffin
"a Gordon Levi Boulder
Hamer James Biddle
oyd Joseph Bailey & Co
Paulson William Larkin
Sawyer Samuel Stroud
IN KENT COUNTY.
urton John Reed
It Otfiey Blackiston & Lockwood
& D Fleetwood Piner Mansfield
Mackey Thomas Lovegrove
I'd & Stockley John Nc Clary
KINNEY George M. Manlove
! Anderson Martin DewealIe
IN John Bell
IS Wainwright Joseph Fleming
n Tomlinson Joseph G.. Oliver & Co
& Stralley Curtis Anderson
t Moore j. Hall & I. Curtis
[. Causey Job Townsend
Lord Bathsheba Carey
IN Jefferson & ! Thomas May
'eterson Daniel Palmer
Paterson & Warner Cowgirl
Parsons r. * w. C. Williams
ummins Sc Cornelius w. Prettyman
Raymond Jacob Hill
lance jr s. } Z. S. Potter and Co
Spruance !. N. Gildersleve
& A P Shannon Jacob Boone
Walker E. and j. Locke
Dowel(2 licenses Nathaniel Hickman
IN jenkins Potter Griffith
Douglass Sc 2yaReuben Turner
. Harrington John Burton and
lin Coombe Bernard Nc Greedy
P. Morris A. Easton and Co
lin Wadhams Rasin and Miflin
Wallace
IN SUSSEX COUNTY,
+ Rodney George and J. Hearne
Layton John Bennett of N.
II B. Sc T. Cooper William II. Kollock
md Hasting It. l.. Judge Q Licenses
Ross Coulter and Ponder
: Philips john Vent
ice Hobbs BENJAMIN Fooks
and Pusey Samuel Paynter ESQ
mel Hearne Peter S Parker
NTH, DR. Baily, A West and Co
Iazzard and Son William and d. Conwel
an, West and Co Josiah Cannon
". Copes William w. Green
and M. Adams George Hazard
HAMS John Register
Green Long Truitt and Co
Spicer Stephen Hill
is Peterkin Benjamin and Nj. Burton
odney and Co Pemberton and B Burton
, Parker senr. Hudson Cannon
ouston Betty Vickars
r Supple Ebe Walter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
BY the President Of the United States.

Whereas the President of the United States is authorI
Ised by law to cause lands to be offered for sale:
Therefore, J. JAMES MONROE, President of the United
States do hereby declare and make known that the pubs
sales shall be held follows, Wis
Al the land Office Terre Haue, in Indana the frs
MONDAY in July next for the sale of
townships IL and 49, in range east of the Cd princpa
meridian line
IL and IS, in ranges to 9 west do
At the Land Office at Vandalia, in Illinois, the third
Monday in July next, for the sale Of
Townships II, IL, 10 and a. in ranges and east Of
the Sd principal meridian line
IL, 10, IS 14and Is, in ranges and 4, do
At the same place, on the third Monday in August nex
for the sale of
Townships IL, 10, 49, IA and Is in ranges S. 6 and
east of the Sd principal meridian line
H. in ranger, do
At the land Office at Palestine, in Illinois, the first
Monday in August next, for the sale of
Townships 6, z, and q in ranges g. 10 and H. east Of
Sd principal meridian Inns
SO, Z, Sand 9, in range A. west of2d do
At the same place. on the first Monday in September
next, for the sale of
Townships TO- H. 10 and 49, ranges g. oand H. east Of
Sd principal meridian line
10. IL, 10 and 49, in ranges p, 10 and IA, west
At the place, the LIST Monday in October next
Townships IA Is 10 and H. in ranges 10 and H. east Of
IL Is 16 and II, in ranges ~ Is and ID vest
of Cd do
At the same place. the LIST Monday in November next
Townships 49, 49, 90 and 81 in ranges 10 and H. east
of Sd principal meridian line
49, 10, 90 and 81, III ranges Is and IA west d :
Cd principal meridian line
49, 10 and 20 in range H. do do
10 IL, do do
II, Is, 10 and 90 1G, do do
At the Land Office for the Northern District Of Louisiana
the Of Ouachta the LIST Monday in November
next, for the sale Of
Townships Is 49, H. 10 and 49, in ranges 3 g. and S,
ofthe meridian line
At the Land Office the of Justice of the county Of
Independence ia the Arkansas territory for the sale Of
such lands of the United States situated in the fut
lowing described townships and ranges, and which haze
been excluded from the lottery of the lands appropriated
for satisfying military land warrants for military services
wiz
On the first Monday in August next for the sale of such
Of the above described lands situated in the follow
ing townships and ranges, viz
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otuLCMCH
Newcastle county Account h The Trustees Of The Poor Jor
SAID county, Dr.
March O. To balance due from collectors of 1852 Sc
To amount of poor tax laid by the)
Levy court for Newcastle coun- 1905 81
ty for the year 1921
S13538 IS
Newcastle county in Account with TIE Trustees o.
the Poor Of said county, Or.
BY cash paid by the collectors on
poor tax, to the Treasurer of $500 70,
the poor from Jan. 10th 1921 to SA9S -
February 18th 1922.
BY amount OF errors and commits
sons allowed to collectors Of 1858 IL
poor tax, and desperate debts
BY balances due from the collectors eoo1 On
ON the 18th February, 1929. Noo' -
Sl3558 IS
Statement No. 2.
Mr.. Joseph Grub in ,4cct current NTH the Tr,ss-
tees o the Poo" for Newcastle county, DIR.
To amount of cash received from1
the collectors for articles sold &
forpayments acct ofpaupers 1855 274
from Jan. 10th, 1921 to Feb IA,
1922
To amount Of Loan from the bank ,ooo m
ofDeaware, July 20, 1891. s AooO w
To amount Of Loan Farmers bank , ,o.o m
of Delaware, April z, 1921. ~ W
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Statement No. Q.
S11355 273

1921. CONTRA Or
jan TO- By balance due you this day in settle S1271 "a
1922 BY payments of orders drawn at sum
dry times for support of Paupers out
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Statement No. 8.
The following statement sews the amount of Debts
paid by the Trustees of the Poor the 18th Feb 1892
To Farmers Bank of Del 1000 90
Bank of Delaware, 1000 90
Bank of Wilm. & Brand 1900 90
Acc'ts owing including2 o,e m
money advanced. 'A' w
Lx12 no
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J. CLING g 60.

ID EG leave to inform their friends and the public gen
Aee@lly, that they have removed their Druggist and
Apothecary Store, to No 4, HIGH Street, door to vii.
liam Iarkins grocery store.
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils &c at the most reduced
prices they hope to share a part Of public patronage
Prescriptions Orders &c viii be accurately & PROMPTLY
attended to.
ALSO, large and general assortment of Patent Aedi-
cines Black Varnish, Medical Wine Btters Anomalies,
Condiments of the best quality.
Wilmington, koy. 1922. 86--3m
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FOR RENT.

~ the village Of Cantwells Ridge, Newcastle County,
Ia &C and comnodious dwelling house and store house
adjoining, in public situation, has long time b,
abshed a stand Tor mercantile business, with good
garden and lot Possession Of the house can be Civ
en- immediately, and possession Of the Dwelling house
the 2j,h day Of March next.
NOR SAl.E--Thrcc water lots Just below the BRIDGE,
on the West side Of AppoqninminS Cteel, vantage
ousy situated for erecting granares for storing grain For
terms apply 10 MARY BRADFOHp.
CantWcils Bridge, December 7, 1922. g6-tf
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INSTRUCTION.

4 Gentleman prufessingto each English Grammar, Ce-
ing, and Navigation together with other requisites for
English Scholar, the most improved and approved plan,
for moderate emolument would accept o. a connections
situation.
With respect 70 qualifications and department is pre-
sumed that sasactnry references viii be furnished.
Communications on the subieo addressed to ." a. b.
Gcoygeta1cn, Su&ssr 60. mr. viii be attended with
puncuaty. December Is, 1922. 97-4p
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EDUC1T'EON.

S. BARsTOW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the aruous duties of his profession in the
You've LADIES AcAnEMY; and that he is furnishing with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary fer acquiring
extensive and useful education Satisfactory specimens
Improvement aud scholarship may be by calling at
the Establishment.
TEENts-Board, Tuition and Stationary, 1872 per Or.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1892. 7l-tf
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MToTItE Is Hereby GIVEN, that petitcn vii Ne
presented 20 the General Assembly Of the Of Dc.
aware at their session in January next, of The passage
Company therein mentioned, 10 embank along the south
side Of the St. Georges creek waters starting at ponuf
land Of kensey Johns, Esq commonly called Rrery Point,
nearit, also TO CIT siucc through John aeys
marsh and lay a sluicc in the same.
Oct. 10, 1922 7o-Sm
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EUTERpEIAD:
OR, MUSICAL LYTELLIGE.NCER.

Oh, JuUSIt.1L aFfELLIUEJNCE h'
|YESlE Euebeiad. or Musical lnegencr, is published
L month, at the moderate price Of Two Dollars
per payable Semi-annuay, IN advance and contains
Sixteen large Otavo pages, with advertising envelope,
and two Pages Music with each number
CONTENTS Of the October Namber
Elements Vocal Science-Sketch Of the Rise and Pro-
Igress Of the Oraor0he Musical StdentMuslcal Pie
lades-Review GARDENERS Sacred MelOGesA Dissertation
on Musical Tase-An account of the Royal Academy OF
Music Worman's patent Piano Fortes--Obtuary OF
James BartemanAn account Of the Oratorio at Augusta
do do. Worce serObseryations on Sngins-Nlr Bra
han-Notce Of the Boston Handel and Haydn Society
Mnsic-Child of STRENGTHENING Concert on the water
IT Moores National Melodies.
CONTENTS Of the Norember Number.
Elements Vocal science---Analyss of the Creaion-Mu.
steal PleaidesReport Of AIllsicAnecdote Of Dog
Dissertation on Musical TasteOlympcon-Cr ucihxion,
(new observation-disclosures and Organiss-Old South Organ
New Organ DR. Ware's-Frst Oraorio of the Handel
and Haydn Socety-ph Harmonic Sucley-Maser and
Miss Ayhng--Stewart and Osbor's Piano Fores-Tempi
ICarmina-Dyer's Sacred Musc-obituary, Doct. g.
Jackson-Malrigal to ApolloA Poets SoRg-Ladys Re
lpy to "Poet's Song, "A Wrctched Flute Payer-Say
Why--Loycs Language.
Sets othe First, Second and Third vols may be had on
application to JOHN Il. PARKER, Editor and Proprietor
No. Z, Merchants Hail. boston.
JAMES WILSON, Agent,
Dec 10, 1922. 97- los. Market st Wilmington
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DRY G0OSgS,
FOR SALE.

m u uILDING LOTS in healthy and pleasant
~-t~y5 ~ part OF The Borough Of Wilmington.
40. ii0 Luts fronting on Orange and tatnal streets
between Keat and Wood Streets bounded the north by
land Of Psr Mason and Wife, and tie south by Joshua
Woliaston's lot.
No PA ,o's fronting on Slpley and Orange streets,
bounced On tie north and south aforesaid.
No Sd Lots fronting on Kent, between Shipley and
Orange streets
No IA House and Lot on the OF Shrley and
Kent streets, handsomely situated for public business
These Lots will be SOLD separate altogether, upon We
~ reasonable terms, TO wit-one third Of the purchase
money down and two thirds IN three equal annual paw
mens. Such opportunity 60 building lots in
healthy and pleasant part Of the Borough may ncyes
Igain offer upon the termsFor further particulars
duplication may be made the Office of j. p. Fairamb
No. 225 Market street, where plan of the said lots is
eXbibedor to the subscrber.lf the above property
not disposed Of before the 28h day Of December next
Twill be offered at Public Sale thar day, III O'Clock, r.
NJ. at the house Of Eli Lamborn, in said Borough
disputabe title will be given. SAMUEL KENDALL.
Wilmington, November l5 1922. e9--13t
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TIE DEL.lW1RE ,i.rD .lLlRFL.a.fD
ALMANAC FOR
A a. - -
Il - 3D.
For sale at this Office, by the Groce
Dozen, or Single one.
CONTE.NTs.


The Charming Young Quaker
Spring Described
Reflections on the approach Of Winter
Anectlote of Mr.. Andrew Millar, and the author
of Blu rs Justice.
do Peter the Great
Bow Street .udicrous trial for an assault
Rules for foreteiling changes in the weather, &c.
from an English work
Ludicrous mistake
a Queer Take-In, in an odd manner
The Power of Imagination
The Ventriloquist, or a New Way Of getting a
Wife
Death the surest Constable
Remarkable coa sage and intrPpidity of the late
Rev. w. Fletcher, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
Violent deaths Of llustrous writer's Of Antiquity
Anecdote Of Archbishop Mountain
Sir Isaac Newton
Or. Franklin
Bencv lent Quaker
the Pope, SC
Recipes for The Cure OF Ague and Fever
Asthma
Sore Eyes
Corns
Extract from communication by Cen. Hum-
phyeys, To the Connecticut Agricultural Socitty on
making Cider, and preserving Pomace as substi-
tute for Hay.
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Deasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Bog.

For the crc ct sore hreass which proceed from
internal Or OK crnal bruises, pras chblans, cons fresh
cuts or wounds, liberated EGGS &c. With each boz
isa paper containing printed directions for applying the
plaster, WIN cercates ID proof Of its utility and ecacy