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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
NUIICE.

The Bill filed in this is to obtain sale Of he real
estate q Edward Wilmer late Of Kent County, pclaw
deceaSed The Bill states that the said Edward r. viii
mer died, seized of considerable real estate in Queen
AIMS County aforesaid, and that there is no personal pro
perry belonging TO the estate Of the said Edward Will
mer IN this state that be discovered BY the complain
the said Edward Wilmer has left the following
childfell his heirs at law vi1-Susan Wilmer Henrietta
Wilmer and Edwin Wilmer; all Of whom are minors and
eslue n delaware Stae-and said Bill further states that
the said Edward F. Wilmer at the time of his death VAS
indebted to the SAID complainant in large sum Of money
It Is therefore adjudged and ordered that the complain.
ny causing copy OF this order to be inserted once in
each week, for three successive months IN I'M Amnrcan
Watchman Delaware State, before the first Monday in
May next give notice to the absent defendants of the sub
stance and object of this Bill, that they may be warned to
appear IN tins court by Guardian Solicitor bv the first
Monday May next, to shew cause if any they have why
me SAID real estate should be sold 10 discharge the
Salu cialm True Copy,
THOMAS MURPHY CIk
IL Queen AIMS County court
I-S-1W MARYLAND
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that the coparnershp heretofore exist
ing under the firm Of 1 & F. Way is this day dissolved
~ mutual consent All persons having demands against
the hrn and those indebted the same will please pre-
sent their accounts for settlements 10 i S. Way who Is
authorized 70 receive and settle the same
LYDIA WAY,
ELF tBErH S. WAY
The business in future will be conducted by 4 s. Way
at the establishment M 81 Market Street who has for
sale good assortment of nm GooS suitable to the season
Hmlhg'on' ono 2o''t w 4-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
PORTER ALE & CTDER.

ne subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No Co. Market ST. wilmington. where he
intends 10 keep constant supply of the best quality d
Porter Ale and Cider. He retur4 his thanks former
March &C. 1892 22-6m HENRY GRIMES.
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10 BE RENTED.

And possession given the twenty fifth day of March
next that valuable FARM, situate in the Hundred of Red
Ion late the property of Samuel Crow, deceased This
tract of Land will be leased for of years. 10
give the tenant encouragement for improvement.
For terms apply to the Subscriber, New Castle.
JOHN CROW.
January 21st 1922 4-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
MEL SE.aTS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale two valuable Mill Seats
on White Clay Creek, stream 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
teet These seats about mile and half from New
ark, and about six from navigable water Also farm ot
about 100 acres. The mill seats with suitable nronor
ion Of land or the whole together may be had as NAV
best suit the purchaser. good title and immediate nos
session may be had. Po'-
Those wishing to purchase, will please 10 call on the
s"psorioer' ABEL JEANS
.qbt1l 2, 1892 '''o o 9l,6 nei
The American, at Baltimore Centnel at Philadelphia
and National Advocate, New York. will please to insert
the above advertisement in the paper for the Country for
Immediately. : ~ o'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
L0 TTERY ECONO.MY
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

The Philadelphia papers that Oh next Thurs.
day, the lth OF April and in less than fue mnue will be
determined BY the new and popular process of drawing
" the following splendid little scheme &C." tickets 90
-wel-GTihs is the identical and popular process
of drawing we endeavong introduce to the appro
baton OF the citizens of Delaware ami which, knowing
its superiority overthe old mode are anxorso obtain
the sanction and good rert Of the liberal and enlightened
The small scheme Of the Delaware State Lottery does
not contain half the number Of tickets in the Pennsyly
MIA scheme Yet good prizes numerous and the
price only S4 oo per ticket besides there only about
blank TO prize, SO that tits touch and go
BY touch the first pure qualities we learn,
Which quicken all thngs-hot, cold, moist and drv
BY tonchhard soft, rough, smooth, we do discern
BY touch sweet pleasure and sharp pain we try
And on the third of June next, many worthy ind;v;
of this Borough will ouchA pRIzE-that will make hin
comfortable, if not Independent but there is no time
be lost as the price Of tickets will certainly advance soon
HOPE &, Co.
Managers Office, No % Market st. Wilmington de-,
Whole Tickets S A 0O shares in proportion, Ticket
and shares in variety Of numbers A'SN''
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10 Cotton and Woollen Manufacturers,

me subscriber Agent for James & j. A. Smith Of Lei
MASSACHUSETTS, receives and transmits orders tor
o0Is0a ana Woof Machine Cards of every description.
cerhca'es OF their superior excellence from the BOs
ION ana other northern manufactures with samples OF
together with prices and terms may be seen On
Those in the Woolen trade are particularly
requested to examine double Carding engine at j. & "
A. Smiths Cards iouN TnpRERT
March 10, 1892. 20-3m HHnaington, (DekJ
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NOTICE.

Was committed to the Public Jail of Newcastle county,
State of Delaware, by one Of the Justices
of the peace IN and for said county, BLACK BOY, IL
II years age who calls himself TOM and says he is the
Il perty Of Rich Boulder, Of Cecil County, Maryland
This is therefore to give notice, that if the
neglect release him from prison by proving property he
will be discharged from confinement within weeks from
the date hereof pursuant TO Of the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF Delaware, in such made and pro.
yided DAVID C. WILSON, Sh'E
March 49, 1922. 20-l2t
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r. Il nj u VAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs i.
friends and the public generally, that he has remo
ed from the Queen of Otaheite to the O''
West side Of Market Street
Directly opposite the Town-Hall, Wiminrton
Delaware o."
Where he has purchased and opened Hons. !,
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign of
JAMES a. B.aY.4RD.
He confidently hopes continuance of his form.,
friends and customers and trusts his superior !.
commodations will merit continuance of A. ~ y
creasing public patronage. ELI LAMBORN
=, 1a'e" - io~i If
as usual. "S
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RlRCL.lT'S C.lTECHTS.u

lust Published and tnr Sale at No l05 Market ST. "a Cat
echlsm and Confession OF Faith by Robert Barclav;to
Which added The Ancient Testimony of the Guakers
revivcd"--- Price 6S cts.
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BANK STOCK.

The undersigned wishes purchase $50 Shares ofStock
IN he Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware and will
receive written proposals pos paid for tile sale Of Stock
until the 22d Of April next, which day the lowest offer
as oprice, will be accepted C. p COMECys
Dover, March % 1892 o. n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
NOTICE.

A persons indebted to the estate of Joseph HILL late OF
Newcastle County, decd requested to make payment
delay and those having demands against the estate
~ present tem properly attested for settlementto
MARGARET HILL, I .dmr,s
,fsHeestle, March ", 1892. 94-3m
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory:
In Broad, near SAinleu Strent

~ y 0rIF' '1uT o07lley offecf
The subscriber respectfully informs the public n con.
raj, that he carries the above business IN ali N %
having employed Foreman ofthe best capacity and "a
Hg determined TO employ the best workmen botb y
and womens work. and having procured the BEN m,,a%
ais, he confidently Haters himself that lie win be cH.I
to give general satisfaction and merit share of naon
SAMUEL WOILASTON
n lie continues the Bricklaying bush ess as forme
ly Apply as above, iOi'e'
One or two boys of respectable connections wanted
apprentices 'eu -
LIST month IL, 1922. -
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A TEACHER WANTED,

at the Franklin Schoohouse in Dragon Neck Redlon
hundred Newcastle county None need apply but those
who be wellrecommended He must be well acquant-
ed with English grammar and geography gentleman
somewhat advanced in life would be preferred.
PHILIP RYBOLD !,
WILLIAM VANDERBILT :
CHARLES I. VANHICKLE 80
JOHN I'll. CANNON :
GEORGE CLARK.
March IS 1892. 20-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
WILMINGTON AND PlHLADELpHIA
POST CO.lCUES

Leave the Subscribers tavern sign Of the Swan. wins.
ton and David Johns. sign of tie White IIose p
Philadelphia, at O'Clock A NJ and at 10 ociock Y
1he strices attention paid to passengers via g. II
convenience will DO taken up or set down in an, ~,
the city. All baggage must be at the risk of the dno
ISAAC ANDERSON.
Bank st runs from Market to Chestnut between Seoul
and Third streets - second
March 49, 1929
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
SCHEME.
684 Prizes,
lao Blanks,
1924 Tickets at s3 so.
1884

a~5' Nor one and quarter blanks 10 a trize. LIZ
The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
twenty -four numbers from to "a inclusive, will be p
into wheel, four of which will be drawn out the Whole
number of tickets in this LOTTERY consists may be seen
by the Scheme of 2024 tickets, each there will be three
the "a Numbers, and that ticket having on it the LIST 81
and Sd numbers drawn from the wheel will be entitled to
$1,000, that ticket having the LIST I'd and 4h, will be en-
titled TO $500 that ticket having the LIST Cd and 4th will
be entitled 10 40J that ticket having the ID Sd and 9TH
will be entitled to 1914 Those tickets having on only
the 1s and 81 numbers drawn from the Wheel viii be en-
ed to $50 each those tickets having the Isl and Sd
LIST and 4th; I'd 3d. 81 and 4h; 3d. and 4h Numbers
drawn from the Wheel will be entitled So each and host
tickets, having only the to number drawn as above
will be entitled to prize Of "a each No Ticket which
shall have drawn prize of superior denomination can be
entitled to an inferior Prize
Prizes 70 be subject usual 70 deduction Of Is per
cent This Lottery will positively be drawn on the Sd Of
june next Or sooner if the sale OF the Tickets will war
rant
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Coach and Harness Making.

ne subscriber informs his Friends and the Public, that
he sui carries on the above business its various branch
az ms shoP corner of King and Hanover streets, No.
1896 Wilmington; where all orders in his line will be exc,
cued with dispatch He returns thanks to the public for
past avors and hopes to be able give general sc.
uon to all who may favor him with their custom He
nues to keep on hand general assortment of Car
RACES made ofgood Materials also second hand carriages
together with all kinds Of Harness-likewise Patent c.
Springs for carriages all which he win dispose of mod
crate terms for cash. TUON9S MOORE
March S, 1922 16-3m
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TO be Sold at Private Sale.

&c De sold at Private Sale,
Or let for term Of years, TIT MILL with strong
water power suitable for Cotton factory or Other works
with about eight Of land, convenient dwelling house
stahng aud other out buildings. is situated ii Fast.
bradford, Chester County, Penn % miles west from
West Chester, he Strasburg road leading from West
Chester 70 Lancaster For further information &c apply
70 the subscriber, on the premises Possession first ofAp
or any time during the Spring Summer
Mafch 25th, 1922 22--9tp JOSEPH BURLINGTON.
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Whole Tickets S4 90 Quarters 800
Halves 20 Eighis so
HOPE S. In.

State Lottery Office Market S Wilmington Del
The CqSH 1eN be paid for all Prizes al This Qce as soon
as fo'O' Orders pos paid attended to, and hlbs Gah
'p'tH ~ Afe most JaU0"O9 terms March, II.
~ Wanted young ad Of strict integrity and respecta-
BILE connexions who write good hand to attend the
office. -
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Was stolen from the stable ofthe sub. crber living near
me Red ihon Delaware the 28th Of December last
BRIGHT B.4Y MARE, between IL and Is hands hrh,
between and years old, both hind feet WHITE star
her face, wart above her left eye small one on her
breast and scar on her flank occasoned by there having
little OF the name rubbed off by halter light tall the
mar OF which has not grown since docking Whoever
VIII return her. give such information as shall lead
her recovery shall receive reasonable reward and ex
penses. GEORGE RUylfSEY.
March S. 1892 16-f
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AT No. los MARKET STREET,
Where he will make BLANK BOOKS for MIXERS Ma
'Vac'e's 'nsreAants' Banks, and Public Offices, with or
"i'oue felthes Faten Spring Back, Russia Bands &c
according 70 Order pattern should be sent correctly
ruled on sheet OF the same size the book ordered is to
pc MADE. lie presumes that the style in which new books
WI" De pound and old books rebound will not shrink from
comparison with any other binding done in Wilmington
or Philadelphia, but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference to bis works trial will test this opinion
PRiNIING-sucha as Pamphlets Cards, Handblls,
Circular Letters, Bank checks, Blanks for Public Offices
&C. neatly and correctly executed on moderate terms
Wilmington, IL JHarch.
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HOPE & Co.
Delaware State Lottery

Tickets will be sold for few days FOUR Dollars each
but will shortly advance in price.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
CHAMBER OF PEERS, JUNE 8.

After some routine business, M. de Pas
toret read historic notice OF the late
Duke &. Ricb'ieu, written by the Cardi-
nal Due de Bousset.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
M, Nj. de Bonald, De VaublaDe, De ia
Bourdonnaye, and Chabral de Croozal,
were elected and proclaimed Vice Pfesi-
dents.
The President read message from the
King, announcing His Majesty's nomina-
ton of M. Ravez, from among the list OF
candidates for the Office of President.
NJ. Ravez subsequently, took the chair.
and addressed the chamber. lit 49,"
said he, /" by calmness in deliberation,
that opinions become enlightened 1t is
by mutual regard that minds approach
each other, and are conciliated. shall
receive from you, Gentlemen, the exam
pie OF that happy accord between duty
and The observance OF decorum, Guided,
supported by your wisdom, ! shall march
the more securely in the ways otjustice-
the only path open to me, and which your
co ,operation should render easy -
This speech was ordered to be printed.
NJ. M. de Betbisy Comet d'incourt, Ker-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06

Our attentive correspondent at St.
Barts under date OF she 9th of July, writes
,as follows:
"A few DAYS ago had the pleasure to
visit one OF our u. S. vessels, the schooner
P0rpoise, commanded by that excellent
officer Lieutenant Commandani Ramage,
whose politeness and urbanitv to the nu-
merous persons who visited his vessel is
much spoken OF as also that OF MS officers
We ha6 two Priyateers fitting out in the
Port al the time for the avowed purpose
OF cruising and capturing Guineamen to
dispose OF at this Island and elsewherei
One of these vessels some time ago, with
Another, brought here slr hundred and
se0sn of these unfortunate beings! The
other is a cruiser belonging TO the celebra-
ted Jolly, lately arrived from the United
States; where she had been to repair under
Dutch colours. She took in all her pro-
visions, water End mec in this place, but
goes 10 ST. Eustatia to receive her guns
on board, having previous 10 her depar-
,ure for the United States deposited them
,hele, This notorious character is a great
favonte with the governor, and was pre-
sent when his ExcelleDcy introduced him
20 Captain Ramage atgoyernment house,
and ieel confident that the whole plan
was premeditaled on the part OF the gov
ernor, for the purpose of circulating
throughout community here, thai this
individual with all his sins about him. had
been recognised asa proper associate by
sn American officer The officers and
the greatest part of the crews of those two
vessels are Americans. aud hope and
trust that they may fall in with Captain
Rahage, on their return from the coas. as
he is well acquainted with the circun-
stance. This iniauitous trade on the hu-
'nan species will not be kept under unless
lew examples are made by hanging
some OF our countTymen engaged in it,
under the Colombian flag, apparently pri-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
Baltimore, Aug. I.
MEXICO.

We have seen ietterto gentleman of
this CITY, dated Vera Cruz, June 90,
which states, that severe disease had for
about month caused great rayages in
that city The letter also states, that the
American ships alone are permitted to ex-
port the proceeds OF their cargoes in dol
Jars. report prevailed that the COVER
nor of the Castle of St, Juan de Ulloa re-
fused 10 permit the vessels of the Mexican
patriotic government TO enter or depart
from the port OF Vera Cruz-but, that re-
port, it is stated, required further conilr-
NATION. Ten per cent. on the amount OF
all invoices is exacted by the Castle.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
THE GAZETTE .
TUESDAY MORNING AUG. G, 1922.
YELLOW FEyER IN .NEIE-Y0RK.

Tbs New York Evening Post Of Erie
lay states, that no less than Is caseskof
fever have appeared in quick succession
al the lower part OF Rector street. near
The wharf. since the 10th OF last month,
and that OF these six have died the disease.
bapiag run us coarse IN from 4 TO dets;
that one recovered; that three are consfa,,
cred convaescent; that six are yet III ana
,neir fate uncertain" Of these SIX one
died yesterday morning. A number OF
the first physicians in that CITY, among me
whom is DR.. HosAcY, unite IN the op'n-
ion that the disease IN question IS decided
yellow lever" This statement IS sub
s,antia!ly confirmed by the New York
Com nerciaI Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
Baltimore. Sps'
AMERICAN CANVASS !,

The new ship Delaware, sn T'fiseIp~,
'ly sailed from PhiladeIphla ~ s.;I,. u,fs'
was fitted out With suit OF pp,llersclr
iaclured at the Phoenix mill. al vps,,ass,s
New Jersey, owned by Mes ,1;: , ssp',s
.Trayers. The quality Of ln;s .lIrespe
considered so much superior ~ +, q Boards
TO that Of other countries 'p pr;agiug Is'|
Navy Commissioners are re. DI 1es:ei, ~
general use 10 the pu9'Ie rrsnul,e.d
respectable owners OF that IIsI me spSf
establishment are pursuing l sam,sslrss "
TO render It profitable to 'As~
useful to their county
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
FRENCH PAPERS.

Paris, jane g.
We have before us letter from St. Pe.-
terburg, of The Goth of May, New Styie,]
which says, that m. de Tatischeff was to
set out in few days on bis return TO Ven
ma, the bearer of communication TO be
made by his Imperial Majesty to the dill
ferent cabinets. Journal des Desbsts.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
From the .Ne,c York Commercial 4dve,3'ser.
ANOTHER HORRfD PIRACY.

Caot. Fitz, OF the schr. Olive, arrived at
this port from the Bahamas, informs that
about the middle OF june. the wreckers
had fallen in with ship ashore 70 the
windward of Rum Kew. THE CREW OF
WHICH HAD BEEN CUT TO PIE
CES, AND WERE HANGING IN TIE
RIGGING The wreCGers had also
picked up brig at sea near the same
place, entirely deserted, supposed to have
been robbed by the pirates.
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Married

On Tuesday, so!h July, y g ~ !
III. Cone, Capt. Wil!'an M =: 'ars fsf'
Somerset county, Md 20 m y :. !.
'ney, Of this pIass,
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PhilcdelDI,a, .Aur. |.

NsGut!pH!d' .INyy. 4
Mr.. s. Alexander. of this city, arrived
from Gibraltar in the brig Cyno, captain
Tear, whence she left the Gath June. in
forms, that the Presidents Message OF the
9Th March, had produced good deal OF
irr,tation at Madrid. Among the most de-
csve symptoms, was the refusal OF Spain
% continue to the American Mediterrane-
an Squadron, The privilege of depositing,
free OF duty, Naval stores and provisions
al Mahon,
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golay, and Casthjaiac, mere n,,,,.. :
SECRETARIES, and he Chamber aad;, o'
Joarnal des 6 lJ'ued

y, IL
Journal de-. 5s sS"sa.
Sir Walter scottio'ends to visit H..
instbe course OF the prssent sum,n., 't'aid
mour says be purposes collecting s,, r., ~.
IN tn! country for writing series . Il
fognded on the ancient history and Is a.' Y
Of Ifeland, ''sceaA
There is now living in Inc noss.,.:.
The proF.;elors OF the Metsey "a lisi i \
Navigation, ,,here ne has been ID. .' -
part otshisi.fe, a horse e3 years nIa ivy
grass The is perfectly sound and l WV 2s
Flemish and has been irregular we x,sE l'e o.
within a lew years. He IS now " Tx. w
his ease tor his past services, which /. :
been great 10 an extreme. ud'e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06

London, June 10. ),
Last night we received by express the
Paris Journals OF Monday. They contain
the address of the Peers 70 the King, and
his Majesty's reply in which there is no.
thing Of particular moment except the an
nouncement of intelligence that no inter-
ruption OF the general tranquility is to be
apprehended from Turkey and Russia.
Paris, June 10.
Yesterday, at eight in the evening, the
King received the ieputation Of Peers,
charged with presenting the address voted
by the Chamber. 1t was read by the
Chancellor as follows -
Sire-Your faithful subjects the Peers
OF France come to lay at your feet the u
sual homage of their respect and love.
When the good OF the state demands ~,
our eagerness to answer to the calLor your
majesty cannot be regarded as sacrahce.
Provisional grants are, in fact, incompati-
Bile with the free voting oftaxes, and this IT
regularity, the constant object OF our re.
eret, can be justified only by the most
important necessity. In freeing us from
this constraint, your majesty gives. 10
France a new proof Of the firm determine
lion you bare always manifested TO consol'