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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31
MILL SEAT FOR SALE.

INN the 9Th day of the 9th month (Junc) next will be
S<sod at public sale, mill seat, with the mills thereon
erected, situate the Of Octorara Creek in Cecil
County, and State of Maryland. This seat is not exceed
by any in that part the country either beauty or con-
vemence 1t contains nearly twenty of first land
lying on both sides OF the said Creek and commands the
power OF the whole stream, with twelve feet head and fall
and is within fifty rods of the boaabe waters of the Sus
quehanna Canal by which wheat from cotton or any o.
her materials can be brought from any part the Chcsa
peak Bay or River Susquehanna, and taken from thence
eth, up or down said River 1t is surrounded by rich
and fertile country, furnishing copous supplies of the best
wheat and others produce There the premises two
never failing springs rising sufficiently high and furnishing
supply OF clear water sufficient for paper mill in the dr
est season-lt is believed by competent Judges hat the
water power is adequate TO drive rolling and Sitting
mills, paper mil, grs and mill all times through
the year, and that the situation well adapted for either
an iron cotton Factory.
On the premises are erected stone grst mill, with a
frame building adjoining, for grinding grain
paste-wlth an excellent pair of Burr Mill Stones four
feet seven inches diameter and requisite machinery
Also an oil mill and apparstu. for manufacturing lnseed
o and new saw mill on the most approved PLAN capa.
OF saving from 5000 to 1000 feet of boards per
also several frame buildings, and new stable "a 40 feet
he Stage Road from Port Deposit asaser passes along
The bounsary line of this property.
IL is deemed unnecessary mnuely to describe this
Estate as 1t is presumed any person wishing TO purchase
VIII previously view The sale will be made on the pre-
misses, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ and good title given to the
purchaser For further information apply in Wilmn Del
| to BENJAMIN FERRIS,
Administrator testament aluero of
| Henry w. Physick, deceased
| or to JACOB RICHARDS,
| Wilmington, 5mo. G, 1892. 35-9t on the premises
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31
EDUCATION.

CLEANTHEs FELTT respectfully informs the citizens
Of Wilmington and the public, that he has commenced
CLASSICAL SCHOOL in the Wilmington Academy in which
he will teach the learned languages, together with
mathematics and the various branches of English Edca-
ton He those parents guardians who NAV ia
vor him with their patronage that he will use every means
within the sphere of his abilities, give them ample sat
sfacon He also thinks, from his long experience in
teaching, that he cam without any Just mputaon of boast
ing assure those who wish their wards pursue
coeg late of education that if entrusted to his in
struchon, they will be well and expeduolsy fitted
any college in the Union, in any other seminary what
ever lie likewise Informs those distance that BOARD.
ING tor students can be procured in decent families rea
lsohaoIe terms. wilmington, May 10. S5-12t
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

the propreors of the Six per Cent Stock of 1872 and
1875 and Seven per Cent Stock of 1915, who may wish
avail themselves of the provisions of the act Congress
passed the goth of April 1922 entitled can act to author
lie the Secretary of the Treasury TO exchange Stock
bearing an interest of Five per Cent for certain Stocks
bearing interest of Six and Seven per Cent"-that
books are opened at the Treasury and the several Loan
Offices of the United States for receiving subscriptions of
the Stock held by Them pursuant to the provisions of the
aforesaid act to be continued open until the hrs day OF
July next.
Subscriptions of Stock may be made, either by the pro-
prieors in person. by their aornies duly authorized
subscribe and transfer the Stock TO The United States
Certificates of Stock are to be surrendered at the time of
the Treasury Loan Office where the sub
scripton is made. May 8, 1892. 35-15t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31
Coach and Harness Making.

The Subscriber informs his Friends and the Public that
he still carries the business its various branch
es at his shop of King and Hanover streets No
1885, wilmington; where all orders in his line will be exc
cuted with dispatch lie returns thanks the public foi
past favors and hopes TO be able give general sasac
ton to all who may favor him with their custom lie con-
tnues 10 keep on hand general assortment of new Car
RACES made ofgood materials also second hand carriages
together with all kinds of Harness-Lkewise Patent G
Springs for carriages all which he will dispose Of on mod
craze terms TOR cash. THOMAS MOORE
Wanetl-two apprentices to the Coach Making
March S. 1922 16o2m
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MILL SE.aTS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale valuable Mill Seats
on White Clay Creek sufficiently strong for al
most any kind of water works One of these seats has
bout eight nine feet fall of water the other about twelve
feet These seats about mile and half from New
ark, and about six from navgable water Also farm Of
about 100 The mill seats, with suitable proper
lion of land or the whole together may be had may
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate pos
session may be had.
Those wishing to purchase, will please 10 call onthe
subscriber ABEL JEANS
Mill Creek Hid. New Castle County, Del
April 2, 1922, 24--6m
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WATCHES.

The Subscriber has just provided himself with hand
assortment of good Watches such be warrant
ell and which have just arrived, amongst which few
levers Persons wishing to purchase WATCH for
service, will than probably be suited they will call
ALSO handsome assortment of CHAINS SEALS and KEYS
gold gilt and STEEL and low priced watches. All Of
which will be sold at fair price GEORGE JONES.
May 10, 35-7t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31
To Cotton and WooIlen Manufacturers.

The subscriber, Agent for James j. A. Smith of Lei
cester Massachusetts, receives and transmits orders for
Cotton and WOOL Machine Cards of every description.
Certificates of their superior excellence, from the Bos,
ton and other northern manufactures with samples OF
Thckse together with prices and terms may be seen ON
application Those in the Woollen trade, particularly
to examine double Carding engine at j. & W.
Maby's Factory the Brandywne, clothed with J. j.
A. Smiths Cards. JOHN TORBERT,
March Is, 1892. 20-3m Wilmington, Dek)
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NOTICE.

The Partnership of CLELAND COLEMAN, Blacksniths OF
this Borough, will expire the 18th instant, by mutual
consent All persons who are indebted to the said Firm,
are requested pay the of their respective ac.
TO either of The subscribers and any person having
demands against the said concern will please furnish their
accounts in order that they may be speedily adjusted.
JOHN CLELAND,
JOHN COLEMAN
Wilmington, Nay 16 1892 3o-4-4t
N Il. The business will in future be carried on by John
Celand Market street Broad, and by John Cole
man at their late stand in Shpey Of Queen St
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Episcopal Convention.

Inc convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Diocese OF Delaware, will meet at Dover on Satnrdav
ne rst DAY OF June next II contemplated in order to
that day to the ensuing Saturday, June Oh. ''
newcastle way ~ 1872 GEORGE READ Jr
oo-ot Sec'y of The Con- Of Del
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STOP THE RUNAWAYS!

Ran away from the Subscriber on Sunday the 18TH lsE
an indented white boy named THOMAS DORBElIs nine
teen years of age about five feet eight inches high down
consisted of bottle coat and one of mixed do
nestle gray one pair Of blue cassne pantaoons and one
OF domestic kersey, good fur hat and other clothing not
ecollected.
ALSO, went in company with the above, manumited
black boy aged u years. who has four years to
called PETER HARTMAN; about five feet nine or ten men
les gh rather thin, sulky and stubborn in dispositions g
Icompalsant when threatened. He took with him ~
nestle white and blue roundabout two pair of towInen
pantaoons and an old fur hat Some clothing not recoe
ed WhosoeveT will take up said Runaways and secrc
TEN dollars for the white boy and THIRTY for the black
boy, and all reasonable charges paid
JAMES DERRICKsQN, Near St. Georges, Del.
at their peril. 403
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that election for nine Directors l
pc held at the banking house of the Bank of Delaware
on Saturday the first day of June next between the hours
TWO ana I'VE O'Clock in the afternoon. The puncual
ance OF the renewal of the charter of the ban will he s
Ken into consideration that time BY order oe the D
ltor. FDWARD WaSRpEIto ne Direc-
Wilmington, May Sd, 1929 SsMzt
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

To the Proprcors that the President and Directors
meeting held this day. have required and they do hereby
require that inytameht of S. every share of Stock
in this Company, heretofore subscribed be paid the
second Monday of July next between the hours NJ
and p. M at the Companys Office, in Carpenters Court,
in the city of Philadelphia, at which time and place a
Committee of the Board will attend to receive the said
instruments, and give acquittances for the same.
AS it is considered TO be necessary to rtan how far
reliance may be placed on former subscriptions, previously
TO recommending the work of the Canal which conte-
plated soon the will pc nit and the necessary
surveys can be made to determine the choice of the route
iii is intended and
Notice is hereby accordingly Given,
That if any of the Propreors shall refuse or neglect
to pay the sums of money heretofore ordered to be paid
on each SHARE the second Monday of May next at the
Companys Office, in Carpenters Court, in the city of Phi
adelpha the President and Directors will expose 10
sale at Auction, forfeit the shares with all monies paid
thereon of such proprietor refusing negecng
ably TO the provisions contained in the charter of the Com.
pany.
Blank forms of transfer may be had by application to
the Secretary. KENSEY JOHNS, Prcadent.
II d. GILPIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Cd. April, 1922. 26-3m
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF DELAWARE,

Inc directors OF the Commercial Bank of Delaware in
JOINT meeting, have this day declared dividend of
cent on the capital stock for the last six months which
any day after the tenth instant at SMYRNA
Hiou, as the case may be. BY order of the board
May Z, oo-6t EBENEZER BLACKISTON Cashier
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WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES.

Leave the Subscribers tavern sign of the Swan Whining
ton, and David Johns, sign of the White Horse Bank st
every day, Sundays excepted. FARE ONE DOLLAR
The srctest attention paid passengers who for their
convenience, will be taken up down in any part Of
the city All baggage must be at the risk of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON.
'Bank st runs from Market Chestnut between Second
and Third streets. March 49, 1929 If
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COTTON YaRN
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having the above business
at his old stand No g. Market ST. Wilmington, where he
intends TO keep constant supply og the best quality OF
Porter, Ale and Cider lie returns his thanks 20 former
friends and trusts to receive share of Public patronage
March 26, 1922. 22-6m HENRY GRIMES.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Joseph Hill, late Of
Newcastle County decd. requested to make payment
without delay and those having demands against the estate
to present them properly attested for settlementto
MARGARET HILL, ! .lu,s
HENRY STEEL, ~
.Ne,ucastle, March OF, 1892. 24-Sm
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China, Glass and Queensware,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The subscriber has for sale at his store, No 68 Market
Street, general of the above articles, compris
ing almost every description in his line lie has also on
hand, and intends keeping constant supply of
COTTON YARN
of superior quality of j. Puseys spinning all of which
offered at the lowest prices for Cash accepances short
sght-GOOds packed for Country Shareholders IN the best
manner. DAVID SMYTH
Wilmington, 5mo 9TH, 1922. 34-Sm
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WHEREAS, james Brady, of the Borough of Whining.
ton hath bearing date the 9th day of May inst
assigned all his Estate trust 10 be disposed of bv
Subscription for the equal benefit of his Creditors,
Notice is therefore Hereby Given,
That the deed of assignment lies at the house of HUGH
bowling, Orange Street, who is invested with full and IN
divided power to receive and pay all debts due to and from
me sad Estate by the proceeds arising from such sale
and all persons having demands against said Estate are r
4uested to send the same for settlement properly aben
caed on or before the Doth day of June next In witness
hereof we have hereunto affixed our Hands and Seals
this 9th day of May, 1922. JAMES RRAny NN"'
S6-1lt UITCU DoIuI M,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31
NOTICE 10 MANUFACTURERS

SEALED proposals will be received at this office unit
the 10Th OF June ensuing, to supply for the United States
army o. blue cloths, dyed in indigo and Ga grey ker
seys-ssmpes of the cloths and kerseys upon which It i
intended to found the contracts will be furnished on an
pheaon III person, or by letter to this Office with such in
formation as may be required.
CALENDER IRVINE
Commissary General of Purchases
Commissary Generals Office, ,
Philadelphia, April "a, 1922 { SILT
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illumination, Nag Is, 1892
MISSING.

Ny first bound volume of the Wachman beginning il
Tuly 1917 The person who borrowed will oblige me b,
leaving it atJ NJ. Smiths, (Indan King Tavern), Market
Street. S. OSBORN.
Wilmington, May 90 1922. S9-f
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U DR.aWING APPROACHES! q
TO THE PUBLIC.

The old adage of seeing is believing" and "feeling
has fellow" WILL with the fostering aid and
ofte public, verify by the drawing the First
Glass New Seres-Delaware State Lottery, which will
positively be drawn on NEXT MONDAY WEEK, the, Sd
of June The first part of the adage will establish by
repeated drawings of the lottery Office, CRAFTY
those disposed to know the nature ofhe Scheme whether
they want ticket not Written explanations and dis
QUESTIONS will not bring such instant conviction of the
ure and nfabe of the scheme, simple
method of drawing the lottery referring to register
for the numbers drawn, and giving few explanations-a
of which does not occupy the space of five minutes, and
has been very satisfactory to all those DESTROYS to examine
before they NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. far will establish the first
part Of the adage-tha "seeing is beievins Of
feeling has fellow" cannot do until the third of
next month"; when all those who kindly purchase at our
office, ard we hope and believe they will form the prnc-
pal part of the community shall have the cash for their
prizes soon drawn; and when the gold touches their
pan they will acknowledge that feeling has no felow;-
and that do not like BROKERS elsewhere, palm blanks on
them. ~ The following the prizes in this rich little
scheme, which rendered more attractive by the tickets
being few-and there being fewer blanks than in any
other scheme whatever.
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATcHMaN

The price is fOe dollars year to those who do NOT el
pay their subscriptions in advance, before the r 81
June or December, and for Dollars to those who do [
before which time, fa subscriber wishes to decline Ut
must notify the editor of his intention non comn,n ne
with these conditions to be considered new enraremon
for sig months, and paper will be discontinued S,ho
fuflment OF them except at the option of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for n tor,,
less than three months four times for one dollar and t
y cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones in
portion Advertisers requested to specify in wrn
how long their advertisements to be inserted or tb
sure attention must be post paid =" ate
.fduertising by the year.
To Subscribers. To Non.Suh.cr;ho..
year SIG, 90 year "a m
6months g. so months O en-
3do ATS do r on
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CARD.

DIR. BAKER having removed to the borough Of Will
mngton, sign of JAMES A. BArARp No 1875 Market street
hopes to merit share Of patronage in the various branch
es of his profession.
orrIcE on shipey street, back of the Bayard Hotel
NAV -, 1872. S9-9tp
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Printing & Bookbinding.
JANIS WILSON,
Bookbinder, Bookseller & Stationer.
HAS A
Ruling Machine.

a 7 No. los NJ ARKET STREET.,
Where he will make BLANK BOOKS for .lnHers. .l6u-
7Jacmers Merchants, banks and Public Offices with or
without Feln lines, Patent Spring Back Russia Bands &c
according to order pattern should be sent correctly
ruled on sheet of the size the book ordered to
be made lie presumes that the style in which new books
will be bound, and old books rebound will shrink from
comparison with any other binding done in Wilmington
or Philadelphia, but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference to his work. trial will test this opinion
PRINTING-such as Pamphlets Cards, HandbiIls,
Circular Letters, Bank checks, Blanks for Public Offices
&c. neatly and correctly executed on moderate TERMS
Wilmington, IL March.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-31

Each sale viii commence with the lowest number OF Sec
ton township, and range, and proceed in regular nie
cal order.
The lands reserved by law for the of schools or lot
other purposes, will be reserved from sale.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, tIS
i4th day of March 1922 JAMES MONROE
BY the President:
JOSIAH MEIes (emm'r ofthe Gen. Id. Office.
March 22--wtNov1
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PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES!
8 1000 $500 $500 s 344 $1,000
In Prizes of so.

NIIN IICdI . FVOO III IIlCS OI % o, NCs
Was there ever before such chance of gaining money
for so small $50 cents; and remember if you
encourage this plan, which cannot strictly be termed
lottery of completing ST. Peters Church. many other in
at once serve public purposes and enrich individuals.
See the minutes how they run,
How many make the hour full complete,
How many hours bring about the day,
How many days will finish up the year,
How many years mortal man may live
Calculate the above,-purchasc ticket and you shall
draw prize. HOPE s. Co.
Managerss offce 49, Market street, Wilmington.
'.'ordcrs from Philadelphia willingly attended to
Letters will be carefully forwarded from Hopes Office
Chesnut street.
TTClubs warranted to draw half prizes.
NAV Oh 1892 So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03

TEeHfh.-That no vessel arriving at this
por' between the 2o,h day of ibis month, and
De h'st day OF Nov. nexl, from any port or
place whstsves, having cotton ch boa d, shalt
oe permitted 10 come into the Ha, Dor, or
within hall uiiIe OF the compact par, Of this
iowp, without a W iiten PERMISSION from tho
President OF this Board Tor that purpose.
Ihirfesnn.-Tbst no vessel arriving at this
port with merchandise taken cn board a, Stat
en- lsisDd, or from on boa d any vessel at tho
Qus'sn,he q, ound si New Yoek, alter tho
publication Of this Aci, shall be permitted to
co,er the Ha,boo OF Newport, but shall be Ia.
ken from the Quarsnline Gtound 10y tho
Health Officer. and shall bs there detained
no, less than fifteen days, OF until discharged
by order Of this Board.
Foarteen,6. --Tha, any person violating any
Of ,he aforesaid Regulations, or refusing, or
negiecting TO comply with any written instruc-
tons given by the President, by virtue OF tho
aforesaid Regulations, shall on conviction
thereof before sny competent court, be fined
in a sum not exceeding Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, nor less ihso Ten Dpllsrs, or
be Imprisoned DOT exceeding six months, at
the discretion oil said court.
FYfeent5.--Ths,, the aio'egoing regulations
shall be published rhree weeks in both tho
Newspapers printed in this town and 0 copy
oi thom handed by the Health Officer, TO tho
master of every quareotinod vessel for his
government. BY Order,
CHARLES GYLES, CleyE.
NEWPORT, Juu. lo 1922