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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
luIIIDer OF ceruhcates TWO only are selected.
From Enoch Perley, Esq.


In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism in every part of her francs the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost indispensable; she
could not walk step, even bear her weight without
support nor dress unress turn in bed any more
than an infant One morning DIR. Deans pills were admin
sered to her. and before she could get out of the
bed and walk across the room and the same day she went
into the other room, and the day up stairs and was
er after able to be about and recovered her health
and strength Esq Perey further certifes that the late
widow Pierce, mother Of the celebrated Count Rumford
when about 30 years of age afflicted with the rheu
natsm that she could neither walk nor stand nor even
feed herself without great difficulty; and had been in that
situation number Of weeks, and being so advanced in
years. despaired of ever finding remedy She said the
effect OF DR. Deans medicines seemed to her almost mrac
ulous for in very short time after taking them the pain
was removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that DIR. Deans pills have been freely used
by ourselves or families for several years and that we
sder them safe and useful medicine, especially for the
rheumatism; in which complaint, in what we have expe-
renced seen and heard, consider them more eectua
than any thing else we have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery.
Hon. George THATCHER Judge of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts, Hon Jeremiah Ill., Bidddeford: Rev. Ma
than We6Stcr, do Rev. John Turner, do Capt SAINT Emery,
do. Rev PaM COLfn Buxton: Rev SL1s l5oody Arundel
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DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops.
Price One Dollar per bottle.

FFIce One Dollar per Eottle.
These drops will cure the most inveterate scurvy,
scronia eprosy, St. Anthonys fire, salt rheum, scad
sore legs, scorbutc govt, foul fostering euptons, and
every other eruption arising from an impure state of the
blood and juices They also perfect digestion, and by
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
thrown Oft on the lungs &c.
DIR. fanzyle's Vegetable Fever Drops.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Fer the cure of Bilious, Typhus, Nervous Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers the Agile and Fever &c. These
drops arc recommended sovereign remedy for fevers
tce for years with the greatest success.
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Box.
For the cure of breasts sores which proceed from
internal or external bruises sprans cblans corns fresh
cuts or wounds liberated legs &c. With each boz
paper containing printed directions for applying the
naste with certificates in prcuf of lis utility and efficacy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
Capitalists and Manufacturers
TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber offers For Sale the following described
well known, and highly valuable property:
CHRISTIANA MILLS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

Amongst the most common symptoms attending this dis
IT'S loss of appetite mpurty of the blood hysterca aec
TONS inward Weakness violent pains in the head back
IONS and limbs &c. The principal operation of this rem
edy ISL the stomach restoring the digestive power and
sending forth from that organ health and gor in eve
Ty part of the system.
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DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

Price so cents per boz.
These pills will be found the safe, effectual and
pleasant physic offered Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do not prcdspose TO take cold
and may be taken any time, and by femas in all crcum-
stances They give appetite assist Digestion and carry
OIL all cr1des from the stomach If taking cold afew
OF these pills are taken going bed they will operate
cold. EZRA DEAN
From number of certificates two only selected.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.

NJ lHallDIs remedy for bruises rheumatism sprains
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
Lees Worm Lozenge
Wonderful Tape Worm.

i'm and powerful remedy tor destroying all kin,
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Ices soyereIgn ointment for the Itch,

Warranted to cure by application free from mercury
or any pernlcious ingredient This vegetable remedy So
d yet eiicacious, that it may be used with the utmost
safely on The most delicate pregnant lady, child of
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-19
VALUABLE MILLS AND FARM.
AT PUBLIC SALE.

On 4th day, the 2Uth Of % month"; February SO acres
Of good land IS Of which is woodland situated in Kennel
Philadelphia 10 from Wilmington; on he premises arc
stone dwelling house, with pump Of good water at the
door new store house and other necessary cut buildings
barn, tenement house, spring house and orchard ALSO
large stone merchant grist MILL plaster and saw
mill, which are drove by two large water wheels, with
twenty feet head and fall with run of French burrs &
one pair Of Country stones four bolts one Of them for
corn The mills in good repair and do much business
having ground from 140to $50 tons Of plaster per annm
The whole Of the mills turned by branch Redclay
creek, having large stone dam this water power would
do well for factory will se twenty acres with the mills
or the wole may best suit purchasers payment viii be
meade easy to the purchasers possession may be had
the first Of the 4th month (Apri sale TO commence at
one o'clock said day when the conditions will be made
known by the subscriber, living on tile premises
WILLIAM CHAMBERS
hennet "a mo 9TH, 1922 1O--3p
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PHYSIC & SURGERY.
GARRISON FREEMAN.

Continues 10 practice in the above branches heretofore.
and his Medical shop is in South Queen street, one
from the Courthouse in the city of Lancaster where he
prepares upon the most reasonable terms all kinds med-
cnes agreeable TO the age strength constitution and habits
of the patient for aiding and assisting removing
and curing most diseases which the human body liable
The daley and applications from individuals
from different sections of the state aborng under various
Affections for which they could get ree and easy
and expeditions manner which they been happily re-
stored in health again in very short time the truth of
which several hundreds ofvg witnesses nder oathl have
already testified, not only the best evidences but the m
criterion for the public Judge of the efficacy OF his re-
medes, as well as the certainty of hiss mode of treating dis
eases,
Lancaster county,, So.
For The information Of the public do here by certify that
the following persons, whose are herein mentioned
personally appeared before the subscriber of the AL
demen for the city OF Iancasier and being duly sworn or
affirmed, severay dposed and declared that they had made
of Dr. Carkson Feemans cough drops Tor Indian SDe
cic) upon themselves with the greatest success for The en-
ring OF coughs, colds, ashas consumpons, splitting of
blood and diseases of the breast and tina, in
instance their effects were complete and nfable will fully
appear BY me ioowsng testimony of those who used Them
Peter Albright aged "a years. of the city of Lancaster
a long time exceeding i'll with violent cough pain and
stitches in his sides and breast accompanied with hectic e.
YER nlg,-sweats and emaciated commenced using DIR c.
Freemans remedies and Indian Specific 2Oh of February
1919, he soon found himself better and by continuing its use
restored to health again. Sworn and subscribed TO- Zee
1879. 80 '
Conrad Mxal, aged 81 years of Leacock ,o,vn,b;n
caster county, was sorely afflicted with ost violent cough
pains and stitches in his sides and breast fever and
sweats began using Dr. Freemans Indian Specific 5h March
which gave immediate relief and by its use was cured
IN very shor time Affirmed and subscribed to 10th Novem
Der, 1919.
John Collins, (Weaver) aged AZ years. of town.
SP Lancaster county, had violent cough pains in his sides
and breast and splitting of matter from his lungs hectic fever
aa ngh, sweats. complete cure by using his Indian Spe.
August, 1819 - AO'''
jonn Barr aged ~ years. of New Castle county, state of
delaware long lime exceeding ILL., with most violent cough
noarseness pains in his sides and breast hectic fever and
night swests much emacated. 22d March, 1917 annI;sd
and got OF his Indian Specific; by using bottles COM
pete cure now upwards of two years and no return we'll
ana nearly, Alarmed and subscribed to- 10th Nov 1919
Nathan Jones, aged q years. of S,rasbarg Lancaser ~
acted with mott violent cough pains his sides breast
and ph ing OF matter mixed with blood from his lung bee
TIC fevet and night swea by using bottles oomple,e
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-19
EaLUlBLE PROPERTY for SHE.

The following described real and personal property will
be offered public sale the town Of Ekton the state
lof Maryland, Thursday, the 21st day of February
The sale to continue from day day until the whole is
disposed of, to Wit.
That very valuable MERCHANT MILL situated within
the limits of the town of Elkton, and upon TIE OF
Big Elk Creek Immediately on the post road leading from
Baltimore to Philadelphia, about equidsant from each
place-comnanding the immediate advantages Of both
markets, with never failing outlet for all ofias and
slant influx Of country produce. The mill is built upon
the best constructions with cast iron Wheels together with
all the late improvements made by Oliver Evans and 9TH
ers in Mill Machinery, and is in excellent repair There
attached to the merchant mill arst rate SAW MILL 10
which, besides the supply of Logs from the neghbohoo
the Timber of the Susquehannah river can be brought to
the mill door. The stream is never falling one, and
what is much better, the Market is failing too
There arc, upon the premises n large and cumLlodous
dwelling house, barn. spring house. smoke house, &c &c.
with every other convenience to make comfortable.
There is attached to the mill about so acres of prime
LAND, both Upland and Meadow, great proportion OF
which, lying upon the Main street and Turnpike road,
might be sold for town lots This land has produced 40
bushels of wheat per for five successive years
livery fine Tobacco and Palma Christi have also been raised
upon the meadow ground This land will be sold ogeth
er with the mills, separately, to suit purchasers
Six HOUSES and LOTS in the of Ekton, of which
is unnecessary to give particular description they
can be viewed on the day of sale.
A small tract Of WOODLAND, within one mile of the
town.
Wagons, Carts, Horses, Horned Cattle, Household and
Kitchen Furniture $50 mill logspine and oak,
lquehannah Timber.
The TERMS Of sale for the real property fourth
Cash. and the remainder three equal annual payments
with interest from the day of Sale for the personal pro
Perty Cash, Ekton Bank paper or certificates Of debts
| dee from that Bank, will be received at par value.
! JAMES SEWAII. 1.r.
WILLIAM RICKETTS, -ius'ees
| Elkton, january Is 1922 At
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Very Valuable Lands For Sale.

Tract or Parcel of Land in Cecil County, near Ekton
containing . acres, less, will be offered for sale
Tuesday the 18th day Of February next, on the Pre-
misses, at 70 o'clock
This land is situate within two miles Of Elkton, on the
Public road leading from that place to Fair Hill
is well waterea, and sufficiently supplied with wood
and nber-we adapted to the growth Of grain and grass
and remarkably healthy.
1t will conveniently bear division into two Farms and
will be divided if necessary, to suit purchasers
There two thriving, bearing apple orchards upon it.
and is in all respects suitable for improving and bene-
fetal cultivation
There is a new and convenient dwelling house &c &C.
thereon. The local situation of this land and the several
advantages which it combines being convenient mark
let mills and places of worshp and the terms Of sale must
render it desirable object to Farmers and Graders
The terms of sale are, only fifth of the purchase
money to be paid hand the balance in five equal annual
payments secured by bond, with approved security, bear
ing interest.
on payment Of the purchase money good and ndeeas
bic Deed in fee simple, will be made to the purchaser
purchasers.
Upon these advantageous terms, Accommodated to the
times is this property offered, and all persons inclined tc
buy are invited to view and attend the sale ALSO
on THE SANE TERMS, and on the next day, to wit
"Wednesday February the Doth next will be offered fol
Sale, another tract parcel Of land, containing 5S7 10
ores, situate upon the waters of Back Creek in Back
Creek Neck, within short distance OF Elkton.
This tract is divided into two FARMS and may be
conveniently divided into three to suit purchasers and vii
be divided If necessary 1t is improved by good enclos
ures buildings &C. The quality and fertility Of this lane
are equal TO any land IN that part OF Maryland. 1t vii
produce good Tobacco Wheat &c. any land, it is be
leved. on the Western Shore very considerable crop
which has been raised thereon, the last year.
This land most ayoraby situated for fish and fowl
markets, &c. and through it the contemplated canal be
tween the chesapeake and Delaware has been located BY
the Engineer The situation and quality of this land uni
tied to the advantageous of Sale all combine in
sve the attention Of the Planter and Farmer, and
that Of the Speculaor Possession delivered, purchase
money secured and title made above Ekton Bank Pa
r per or Certificates will be received in payment.
FRISBY HENDERSON,
JEREMIAH COSDEN, Agents
Elktou, January 10, 1922. Silt.
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FOR PUBLIC SHE.
Jan'y. 18th, 1892.

0N THURSDAY, the 9TH day of March next, at JOHN
HERDMAN'S, in Newark a valuable FARM ii pencader
Hundred, Newcastle County, Delaware which the late
Morgan Jones dec resided containing 200 acres of land
clover, with suicency of Timber for the use Of dc
Farm. The improvements on said Farm are a two story
Brick House and Brick Kitchen, and all other necessary
out buildings ~ good repair This Farm lies within ID
places OF worship, &c SALEto commence at 10 o'clock
Attendance will be given and Conditions made known
lat Sale by JAMES PATTON Surviving Eyt,r
! ANY person may view the premises by applying 10 ]
Patton, living the same.
The aurora and Poulson's American Daily Advertise,
will publish the above advertisement twice week iii la,
OF sale and send their bills for payment to this Office
Jan. Is, 1922 2-15t
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For SALE OR REM.

plantation situate in Brandywine Hundred, Newcastle
County, containing two hundred acres sixty of which are
Woodland, and about fifteen of watered Meadow On the
premises are, good stone dwelling and choice spring OF
water near the door, olerable frame barn, with conve-
nient out buildings, variety Of diff rem. kinds of fruit
trees. This Farm is handsomely situated, commanding
fine view Of the river Delaware, from which it one mile
within five Of the Borough of Wilmington twenty two Of
Philadelphia and half mile of the road leading from the
former 70 the latter place The arabic land is divided into
in good state Of culture, and under good fence
Possession given the 25th of March next; tile in.
dsputable For terms and other information inquire Of
the subscriber, on the premises.
ADAM WILLIAMSON
Jan'y. 18TH 1892. 3-tf
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BRANDYWINE MILLS.

The subscriber will sell his Merchant Mill situate on the
south side Of Brand creek in the borough of Whining
ton. The value the Merchant Mills on tie Brandvwine
Creek being generally known, is considered unne-
cessay to enter into particular detail of their avanta.
ges, although this Mill possesses that are not com
mon TO others ~ particular of the oldest water rights
on the south side of the creek which has been found Of
very important advantage in dry The Mill House
is built of stone the walls about three feet in thickness
three stories high and the dimensions ftv.ye feet Nv
thirty five. There two pair of good burr stones and
also all the necessary fixtures, and other requisites for Che
pur ofmanufacurng Aourto the best advantage The
mill is now il full operation, and has run on wheat up
wards OF thirty years Vessels drawing about eight feet
can go along side the mill to discharge and take in their
cargoes The Mill House might be altered at small ex-
pence to manufacture cotton in its various branches
The water right sufficient from twenty hun
dred to three thousand spinles. The mill is about Sc
yeny feet distant from any other house, and there is
tached to considerable piece of ground which con
yenient buildings might be erected. Samuel shipey at
the Mil, will show the property, and for terms Of sale
applications to be made to JOHN CUAIMINS
feb l2th 1872 10-9t al SMYRNA DEL
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FOR SALE.

The following tracts are offered for sale.
No tract of land in Mill creek Hundred, about one
mile from Newark and three miles from the Lime Stone
Quaes, containing 1870 acres, alarge proportion of which
is woodland now occupied by Andrew Thomson.
No 3. 90 of excellent land in Newry within half
mile OF Chrstiana Bridge which there is large brick
Dwelling house. On this property lanyard former
lot of separated from No. by the Public Dad
would be sold with itAlso 1870 acres, chiefly very good
woodland; which is small tenement, about half mile
from Chrsana Bridge Possession of each of the above
tracts will be given on the 25h of March For terms
apply in Wilmington to .lLlRY BLACK to the sub
,criber in Newcastle. j. II. BLACK.
Jan. % 1922. 6-9t
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NOTICE.

70 ne Road Commissioners ets scyeral Hundreds 4pilin
ne County cf.Nt1y CGstl3.
Whereas by act Of the Legislature Of the state Of
Delaware passed at Dover, January 29h 1903 ntituc
act altering the mode ofreparng and supporting the
Roads and Bridges IN the several Hundreds Of the County
of New Castle In seci0n 10, tits enacted. tlhat the
said Commissioners Of Roads in the several hundreds aforc
SAID, shall keepair records of their proceedings 10
be entered in Book books, to be provided for that
purpose which they lay before the Levy Court yearly
and every year, before the frs Tuesday in Fcbrl-
ry And in section II Of the aforesaid act ther oath or
affirmation Of Office requires that they SHALL 10 tile best Of
their skill and Judgment execute the duties required OF
them as Commissioners Of Roads, according the drec-
tons and meaning Of this and whereas the Commits
sit Of Road for the several Hundreds of this county
have heretofore neglected to furnish the Levy Court with
fair record Of their proceedings agreeaby The aforesaid
act and their oath oice.Thereore Resolved that the
clerk OF this Court hereby directed give notice in the
pubic Journals of the Borough Of Wilmington that the
Levy Court require the Commissioners of Roads in the
several Hundreds of this County, forthwith TO furnish the
Levy Court now in session at the Court House in the Town
Of New Castle with fair Records of their proceedings agree
ALI 10 the aforesaid act ofhe Legislature Oft the state
10 certify that the above preamble and Resolution was
aoptedby the Levy Court Of New Castle County in oper
Court on the seventh day fthe present month
JOSEPH ROBERTS, c. r.
February 9Th 1899
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
In Broad, near Shihtep Street.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
rail- that he carries the above business all its variety
Having employed Foreman ofthe best capacity, and be-
ing determined employ the best workmcn both for mems
and womens work. and having procured the hest mater
give general satisfaction and merit share of patronage
SAMUEL. WOLLASTON
n b He continues the Brckayng business as former
". Apply as above.
One two boys of respectable connections wanted as
apprentices.
1st month II, 1922. 1T
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La.tIES A. B.aK.aRD.
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST CO.9CHES,

Leave the Subscribers tavern sign of the Swan Whining
ton, and David Johns. sign Of the White Horse, Bank
Philadelphia at O'Clock A NJ and at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
every day, Sundays excepted. FARE ONE DOLLAR.
The srlcest attention paid passengers, who for their
convenience will be taken up set down in any part Of
the city. All baggage must be at the risk Of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON.
Bank ST runs from Market to Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets.
April 1921 4-tf
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TO LEI.

The Dwelling house at present occupied by Reuben
Webb, situate in West street, Third street 1t has
parors andye good lodging rooms, with cummodous
Kitchen two stories high, pump of good water near the
kitchen door, and garden extending 1870 feet from the
street. The situation is high and healthy commanding an
view of the Delaware River and surrounding
country Possession viii be given the 25th of the Sd
month next For further information, apply to
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington 1st Mo. 18th, 1892 3-t25Mort f.
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Commissary Generals Office, ,
PhiladeLhhia. jar. "a, 1892. {

Proposals will be received at this Office for supplying
Laced Bootees for the army of the United States and
Cotton Drilling for army clothing correspond with pat
tern and sample which be examined in said office at
any time previous to the 25th day of February 1899
sample Of the Drilling will be forwarded 10 any manuaci-
of the article who may apply for the same. The pro-
posa must be sesed and will be opened the 25th day
of February next. C.4LLEWDER IRVINE.
6-9t Comm'y General of Purchases
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INDIAN KING TAVERN
TO LET.

That valuable Public House in the Borough Of Whining
ton State of Delaware for many years past kept by David
Brnon late of said Borough, deceased Any person de-
sous Of renting said property, which not exceed by
any in the State, will for terms apply
MARY BRINTON,
ALLAN THOMSON, Wilmington.
Or 10 OLIVER BOWEN at the Ship Tavern, Lancaster
Turnpike, 25 miles from Philadelphia.
January % At
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70 be SoId,-at Private Sale

three story Brick house, No 9, High between Market
AM King streets, late the property Of and occupied bv
Aahbar1hain vi lam s. Rumford and others: near, Or.
p . Brlntons Tavern This house is good stand for
Dr. Goods or Grocery business and is in very eligible
AZ healty part OF the town Possession may be had
tn 23th March next and an ndsputabe title given Fol-
teri. apply at No 10Y, Market street to
Whining Feb. IL. l0-4t THoMASA. STARRETT
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TO BE RENTED.

And possession given the twenty fifth day of March
next that valuable FARM, situate in the Hundred of Red
Lion, late the property of Samuel Crow deceased his
tract OF Land will be leased for OF years. so as to
give the tenant encouragement for Improvement
For terms apply to the Subscriber, New Castle.
JOHN CROW.
January Dist, 1929 1T