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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09
NO'NICE.

rs hereby given, to all persons having lust
4. and legal claims against the estate of RO-
BERT HOBSON, late of Green county. and
state Of Illinois, deceased, that they are here
by notified to exhibit their claims. legally
proven, for adjustment, within one year from
the date hereof: and all those that are indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make imme.
date payment, to
JOEL MEACHAM, .atl,ninistrasor
Of Robert Ho6son, deceastd
September IS, l822-79tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09

MARRIED-At Ridge Prairie, Madison
county, on Sunday, August Sd, by NJ. Rogers,
Jr. Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM B. CHuRcHLL to Miss
ALM1RA HUNEs, both of that place.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09
~oS~ Nxe

o. The Rev. Joas Dew will preach in Ed.
wardsville, on Sunday the 18th inst at the
house of John T. Lusk, Esq. or at the court
house, as may be thought the most convenient,
OH his arrival.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09
From the Baltimore Patriot, June 10.


Washington's opinion Of John Q. ada ms.
Mr.. MoNRoE-In looking over Gle
of the" Boston Patriot" for 1909, see
published, on the 29th of April of that
year, letter from the late General
Washington, written eleven days before
he retired from Office, addressed to John
Adams, who succeeded him to the Pre-
sidency, which letter you will oblige an
old friend and fellow laborer in the Demo-
cratic cause, by publishing in your wide
ly circulating paper. w.
Copy of letter from President Washington to
Vice-President Adams, dated
MONDAY, 10th Feb. 1907.
DEAR SIR-l thank you for giving me
the perusal of the enclosed. The SEN
,iments do honor TO the head and heart
OF the writer, and if my wishes would be
any avail they shall go to you in strong
hope, that you will not withhold merit
ed promotion from Mr.. John Quincy
adams, because he is your son. For,
without intending to compliment the
father or mother, or to censure any 9TH
ers, ! give it as my decided opinion, that
Mr.. Adams is the most valuable public
character that we have abroad; and that
there remains no doubt in my mind, that
he will prove himself the ablest of all
our diplomatic corps. If he was now to
be brought into that line or into any other
public walk, I could not, upon the prin.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09

DlED-At Silver Greek, in Madison county
on Sunday last, Mrs. SALLY BEST, mother o.
Mr. James Best, of that place.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09
Drs. Rrackett & Goforth

e1O NOVV CO UOIOEVN
III AVlNG entered into copartnership in
~ the Practice OF Medicine, Surgery, and
Obstetrics. respectfully offer their services to
the public.
The former may be found at hi, residence
Columbia, St. Clair county.
Nav 4-043m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-08-09
"A first rate Horse.

July 90, 1923.-12-3r.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
DIED.,

Suddenly in Washington, on Tues
day night last in Mr. Lswrie's Church,
THOMAS BOWIE. Esq. of Prince
Geooge's County, Md brother of
Washington Bowie, Esq Of Geo. town.
Mr.. Bowe had attended the church to
hear Mr.. Frey, the converted Jew
preach. aud while listening to him fell
and EXPIRED 1t is somewhat remsrka-
bic that the congregation were not dis
turbed at the event, neither was Mr..
Bowie removed from the Pew, until af-
ter the service was ended. 1t was pre-
sumed by those near him, that it was
through some sudden and trivial indis'
position, and consequently that atten.
ton which the seriousness Of his case
demanded, was withheld Mr.. Bowie
was universally loved and esteemed
all those qualities which serve to rem
der man agreeable to his follow, were
united in him blaudness Of manner,
sua1ity Of disposition, and generosity
Of soul: He has left numerous fsmiiJ
to dsplore his loss. An instant BE-
fore his death Mr.. B. was in the full
endowment of life and health.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01

! ,ief TINT the Cortes have anticipated
the iecision Of the cDugsess. &;tllat they
are determined to object to any propo-
sitio" which might be made to them to
modify the present CONSTITUTION. :.
The success Of the, Constitutional.
lists, under the orders of the ferocivus
Mioa, is confirmed; but these very
triumphs accelerate the execution OF
the p ans, whatever they may be, whic b
the Freuch may h1@s III view to adopt,
in. virtue Of the discretionary power,
granted to it BY the Congress. We
have already said that it would DO III.
reasonable 10 suppose that France has
urged the recogpitioa Of right
whish she does not propose to enforce
If the royalists of Spain could alone
maintain their cause; France might
continue a spectatress of the pending
struggle, but now that tits known with
certsinty that the Rdyalists cannot
longer resist. unaided, the march Of
Nina, aud the retreat Of the army Of
the Faith, are two circumstances which
ought to GU. short all delay, and force
the government to act forthwith"
The Prussian Chancellor, Prince
Hardenberg, died on his journey to
Venice, on the 18th November 49,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
THIS Day.

pY virtue OF two deeds of trust to me,
ID executed and duly recorded in The
county court Of Fairfax. to secure CERTAIN
debts due the. administrator debonis nom
of George Hunter. deceased. will be sold
on Saturday the first day otFebruary next,
at Winter Hill, near The Falls church, to
the highest bidder on credit OF 8 months,
SiGteen Valuable Shares:
consisting OF men. women and ehiId,en,
or so many thereof "a will be sufficient 10
raise The suns required. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security
ISAAC McLAfN, Trustee.
dec 81 ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01

BILL making appropriations for the sup
| port Of the navy Of the United States
for the yeir 1898; which were twice
read and committed. @
/ Mr.. Stevenson, from the select com
initLee to whom the subject was refer
esd; reported q bill relative to tho heiri
of Pierre AuguStin Caron de Beaumar
cha,s, and made the usual motion, ID
refer it to conmitse Of the whole
aid make it the order of the day for
| tomorrow. -
The speaker suggested that the ma:
king 1.-THE order Of she day for to-nor-
row was merely nominal assignment
Of its place in the order Of business.
there being at least an hundred and fif-
ty cases on the docket which would
have preference over it.
Mr.. a. Smyth, of Va. moved to refer
the bill to committee of the whole on
the state of the union. 1t was proper,
he said, that questions Of national con-
Germ should take that course. This
subject was of that nature, and moro
especially 90 since the government Of
Francs had urged it on the attention of
the United States.
The question on Mr.. Sn.yth's motion
being taken, it was decided in the afr.
native.
On motion Of MI, Waiwortb, the
committee on Military A fairs were dis.
charged from the further consideration
Of Mr. Cannon's resolution, directing
them to inquire whether the Military
Academy or occasional encsmpmep;s
of the militia would tend to preserve
more effectually military knowledge a. :,
mong the latter, and it was referred.to !
the committee on the Militia, of which
Mr.. Cannon is chairman.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS.
Mr.. Cooke moved that the house re.
solve itself into committee Of the
whole on the bill concerning revoln.
tionary pensions. He explained that
this bill contemplates providing for
those persons whose applications to the
War Department for revolutionary pen
sions were rejected in consequence of
the largeness Of their property and who
have since become poor indeed. The
bill -proposss to authorise an examina-
ton into their claims agreeably to the
rules laid down by law, and to do away
the effect of an opinion of the Attor.
ney General (which Mr.. G.. contended
was contrary to the actual laws) which :
determines that, when a claim for =
pension is once rejected, no circum-
stance will justify a re examination Of
it. He added, that bill Oh the subj Jet,
p ec,sely similar to this, passed this
house at the last session, By large ma
jority. The 4'h Of March Is the cay
Of semi-annuai payment Of pensions,
and. if the bill be not soon acted on, its
effect will be postponed for six months
longer.
The house then resolved itself into !
a committee OF the whole.
Mr. Taylor movnd an amendment,
which was Uegaiived.
SIR. Capnous autendmStt was slss
rejected
Mr. Hardin, after some remarks, NOV
ed an adjournment which was agreed
to. And the house adjourned at halls
past 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01

The Rev. Samuel C. Frey,
(the converted Jew. , viii preach in the
I'd Presbyterian Meeting House. on
next Sabbath afternoon: a collection
will then be taken up for erangelizing
the Jews.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
HAvae. 30,h Nov. 1899.
COTTON.

T,e arrivals during lhi, month have
,ssn.- u. S. 1905, bales; BraEiis, 1854;
H,,er ,orts. 1851; Total, 1858; previous.
10 ,h,, wear, u ). 70O3I; BraZ,ls, 3l426;
yH,hsr orts. 87IO; total, liUiS7--li5l5u.
S Ssn,s ,eriod last year, U. ). S30s3; Bra.
oils, ls7O4; other sorts, IlS54O; Total
1887 Decrease this. year, Y. .. 1921;
elmer sorts, 1916. Decrease ditto; Bra
z;ls. 1886. - -.
The Stock. this day are III. States,
,,a75; Brazils, 1854; other sorts. 1865;
rot,I. 1904. Same period last year,
u s, 1885; BraziIs, A79I; other sorts,
sss2: total, 25784. Decrease this year,
u S. seq; Brazils, 1873; other sorts,
3O57; total 1880
M,re than one third OF this months sales
in jai,ed States Cotton were made during
the Las, week, but they could not be Ell
i,cled without the holders submitting to q
REDUCTION OF nearly Is upon the rates OF
,ns week preceding. We lower therefore
nur quotations rom 20 to Gas Tor Upiands
Of ION ordinary 10 good qualify. aud -
IN 2Ss tor Loulsisnas OF the same denomi.
r,tInus. A lot 3S9 bales Mobile was sold
on IN. 26,h inst. at i9s, all these prices
duty paid.
ASHES.
Pots are held al from 563 10 81, and
Pearls Al irom 81 10 So, but no buyers
nave be o sound yet attsose prices. lhe
last sale ma 10 consisted IN A38 bbls. Dos.
TOO Pots at 56a.
RICE.
No,ai1g lone il ;bis article.
TOS ACCO.
The pablo sale remains still hxed for
Ilth Dec.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
OF The 9Th days drawing Of d

OF The 9Th days drawing OF Tie
MARYLAND State Lottery,
which took place on the s5,h inst IN Bal
,imore, under the superintendent Of
the commissioners appointed by
the, Governor aud Council.
No. I0, 450 aptiztOf Dl000
llO4 $685. 1OS7S prizes. Of 100
243a 4sOS 1886 6097 1881 do Of 50
si9744 $3.50 1853 1906 Sol 1857
sa4l 9sl7 ll749 1853 1908 20
1879 1874 1870 i3469 J.
and the usual proportion OF Do prizes.
Marked thus sold at Runnells's.
The drawing will be continued again
On Wednesday next.
FIVE DRAW .NGS MORE,
will complete this interesting lottery, The
only prizes yet drawn above DlO0 IS ot
DlOOO; anu the following capitals yet TO
l.. d.,nu
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
Lot of Ground,

With q FRAME TgNEM.NT thereon
situate as MISUNDERSTANDING 1913 tsei 5
inches from tho corner of West-streets
running thence west and binding On Duke
street 81 feet St.; thence south, psia'!ei
With West street, 10 Volt street, through
the squire tbepcs east anu binding on
Wolf 81 feet 81 ms thence in straight
line to The beginning ;-sold TO satisfy ana
execution in favor oil the United States.
D MINOR, D NJ
-. for T. RIsoeoLb, Marshal.
ION or e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01

HE rev. MI. Frey a con-
verted Jew will preach n St Parls
Church CD Sunday morning, at the usu
al hour; at which time collection will
he mace for the purpose Of evangeli.
zing the Jews.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
NJ ,KSH IFS SAL;

XA ILL be sold on the premises. for
" CASH, on Monday The Sd day of
March merit. at ! | o'clock, all the right, IT,,
tie and in,tres! OF James S. Scott, in and
ID
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01
AUCTIONS.
THIS D4Y.

TWILL be. cold on the premises for
~ cash on Saturday, he
First day Of February Nert,
at IL o'elnci;, A. NJ al the light. title and
interest Of Abel iioIbrook. in the follow
ing lots. OF ground. with all the improves
ments thereon, being in the Il wD of Alex.
andra and District of Columbia One
lot Of ground on Water street, fronting -
teet 81 inches and extending back l23 feet
5 inches-also, ont other lot of ground
lying on The Washington Turnpike Road,
containing nearly two ceres also, one
other lot with Two story brick House md
h>ss. all other Improvements there on,
"s formerly occupied by the iIesI-
S& dent, directors q Company @. The
-. Bank OF Alexabdris. fronting on
Cameron street Al feet 2. 3 inches and
extending back 60 feet 8 inches also.
one cher lot with a two story frsr Cd
lx House thereon, fronting on Alfred
|" street, 81 tret 6 inches ana rum
Hss ming back 96 feet & inch-s-aIso
~. one other lot lying terw eenAiex,
andria and the Poor House. near Mr..
MandeviI le 5 lot--slso. one other LOT With
a two story framed House thereon, siIu-
hns.< ate on Cameron street and bind.
1T ing thereon % feet and running
6sss back 70 feet 7 inches to an Al.
&' ey..
:. Also,
will be sold, in consequence Of the pur.
chaser, not complying with former .ale.
h,r,a Two brick Houses and lots 'front.'
~. : ing on Fairfax street So feet and
Hihs. extending back 8s feet--to satisfy
Aksziwo executions, one 10 favor Of
David and Jonslhai Ross The Other in
favor Of Leonard Cook, against said Hol-
brook, &c.
D. MINOR. D NJ,
TOR T. RlNGGOLD, Marshal.
dec 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
TO RENT.

VEViiE Cotton Mills and Factory, situate on Tie Brandy
H. WINE creek known by the name Of Roke5y and at
present in the occupation of Jain H. Carter.
This property is entitled the Of one half Inc wer
power Of the randywne is situated on the Wilmington
side and three miles from the Town.
There it stone mill erected In ne year
capable Of containing $500 sindcs, and an old min which
WI hold So0spndles eleven dwellings for tenants besides
one house ard several cellars Tor looms or store and H.
cludes twenty acres of land, abundnly supplied with
good wafer This property will be let for term Of wears
and put IN complete repair the commencement Of he
easc There are likewise twelve hundred spindlcs be.
a'Grs several Looms which will be leased with the mill
The lease Of the present occupant will cypire on ,bc
hrst day of June next at which time possession will be
gwen For terms apply 10 JoHN GoRnoN, Wilmington.
Del b. fRrrHAS aucticncer, Philadelphia Or to The
subscriber. IOIJS MI ANE ''o
wilmington, iIcl. req. II, 1873, 17-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
EDUC.1TIOxN

+ BARSToW respectfully informs the public tls,
nus resumed the arduous duties of his profession n /
HouSG LADIES ACADEMY; and that he has f,r,isbl y
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for ,cs
an extensive and useful educationS Satisfactory
OF Improvement aud scholarship may be seen by ca0Yr
the establishment s~''"b
lERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, scr r., :,
wilmington, Sept 10, 1892. ri-s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
NOTICE.
lmtortznt 10 Farmers, 7aveTn Keetev, r..
IraUetLerS and Economists IN eensrol

HrapeHer8 and Economtsts IN gener,j
The advantages derived from straw used as f..,c
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been proye 10,
knowledsed by experienced agrculturalsts in Ev %0
many parts OF America, 10 be very great 1t hass
fitness for horse, not only because it is much tps
hay, but il at once them against heayeS
founders; three most destructive diseases d vo
are liable and which often destroy them in ill., :g
their usefulness. 1t has been used with aston, ,
cess in ftcning cattle in the stall, by geneman;
neGtlcut, whose experiment has been RECOMMEND
l HH before the agricultural societies in Connecrm ~.
massachusetts,. Sheep also do well, fed on sray, y.
ed IN the ordinary way, for horses. These AND
other successful experiments have been made M n
prising farmers even while laborng under Al N, '
vanages arising from the want of some easy and g,
method OF cutting the straw. The Importance of m,
Ject mas long time called upon the genius Of boil IN,
and America, to supply the public with some eSnsI,
machinery tor the purpose Many trials have been
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and eyper,
been exhibited; some of which have done honor ~
inventors, but IN general have fallen short, in utL
old Dutch Snibox, 50 called !N 4
But the public are now invited 10 call and view f9,,.
selves. a ~ "a III,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
ELECVg(l.p

VIZ sioCKloLDERS III the B1gkof Uy.iainetsn are
a n'"I'ine, will please take notice. That an eco
tor nne Directors will be held AZ the ionse Of Ioep
] On tie IN day of April next to commence Al.
y I u,','I, :. NJ. and close At O'clock, r. NJ.
N.nof ' =, u" ,o ,le board, b. BYRNES, Cashier
90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, ar 4YEH.lRK, DEL.
F5NIiE subscriber proposes to open School for Young
Ladies, IN which they shall be instructed in the follow
Ing branches; Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Efgisll
Grammar and Composition, Rheoric Typography, A Gent
and Modern, with the use OF Maps and Globes, Natural
History Natural Philosophy, including Astronomy and
Chemistry Elements Of history and of Moral Science On
Sunday their attention shall be directed to the Study Of
he Bible, Sacred History and the Evidences Of Christi
anty. Propricy Of conduct, elegance Of manners and
moral rccoide shall be ncucatcd with the utmost asst.
duty and care.
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be IS dolls
quarter or $50 50 if paid in advance Books and Sta
onar Shall be furnished at the usual prices Pupils will
be received at any time after this date
The healthy and pleasant situation Of Newark is so gen
orally known, IN consequence of the high reputation its
academy, that any recommendation Of it. as an eligible
place for boarding School, is deemed superauous On
the part Of the Teacher, nothing shall be omitted that is
calculated TO promote the improvement Of his pupils For
Information respecting his character and qualifications, he
respectfully refers TO the Rev A. X Russell Principal of
the Newark Academy, and to the Rev James p. Wilson,
d. ID. Pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church in the
city of Philadelphia. WILLIAM SuERER
.Neu0rk, Janary 4tl, 1925. 105 3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
IHO.ufS .lbDOTVELL

I ~ removed lls Office to No 81 King Street, Y
- nmnS'on where he continues to perform. he ,r
' ,1o o'Se g" justice Of tc Peace aud Soty 2u3l
5rrhy eN VIII bonds, Mortgages Letters If A,one
Fc w. with accuracy and despatch.
N1ln'ngton, February ~ 1S{3 10--R
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
NOTICE.

JONATHAN RIAL and wife, DUR the life time Of he
former having executed deed Of rus, to the subscriber
q all their property, real and pcr al for he benefit OF
tate are requested TO produce them propcrk altcs.ed
previous to the sale of the property to
Sd mo 2lst, 182S-95-5l EVAN fryvrC
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
STRAW CUTTING MACHINF

which we confidently think far cAceeds every tbino
purpose, before exhibited both as il RESPECTS q,4
cheapness of construction and ease of operation,
1t has been in use in Massachusetts SIX years and ,
nands universal appreciation. 1t is lately pate,5 \
Giles Dayton, the inventors of whom the subs,rt,l T.
purchased the exclusive right Of making and ye,l
IN the state Of Delaware, and has also Ihf ,a.' ,-
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Paten,ee Il q,
ne above right to any person persons in the coun4
ihkldcpha, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhamn,o,
the state i Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM VIE
Jun Il 1929 " Near New e, 'io
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
Newcastle and Frenchtown
TURNPIKE.

~ olhE y hereby given. that the President and Man.
~ ayers Of the Newcastle and Frcnchtovn r ,,
nave declared dividend for the last SIX months at the
rate OF siN per cent PEI anmm the capital stock of H.
Stockholders or hcrlegd REPRESENTATIVES At ,n 70 'he
ter the 2jth Of March instant - - any ume al
N,e: : also given z ae Stockholders that an Election
zof Free' 'our iaa ers and Treasurer for said com
Gown Of Newcastle, On Saturday the 29ti of March inc, e
between the hours OF and O'Clock in The afternoo
Newcastle, March u --126-l. N's"'''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
The PARTNERSIiIP

the Dry Goods business, between John spClunr and
a r. + Mclugg' Conducted udcr the name Of
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 25h inst All ner
sons indebted c said firm will please make payment VIII
out delay and those havns claims will please present them
20 n H. Cilng who IS authorized settle the business
q SAID firm. March 28..-12I-Ai
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
J0HN ". Tq7'F.If

\ EoPECiFuiiY informs the public that he has con-
G enced business at the Store lately occupied by w
'e'f @o0r oe"g the Indian Hing, Mrkes-S Street. H7brngp
wnTle ne mas and intends keeping good assortment d
zes, Hosiery Grapes and other silks, Foreign and Do
,neS.lc Linens icking Checks Callicoes Domestic and
imported rs M%sns Paits and Stripes; with further y,
f o. "oneh' Linen, Cotton and other Dry Goods "
Vi ", WiMch VIII be sold upon reasonable terms
Wilmington, March 4'h, loaS' 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
FOR SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN.
She can be recommended for sobrety, honesty and in
lary IS good cook has been brought up in HE coun-
ny, and can work out or in doors For terms aprly in
New-Castle to GEORGE PIERCE
February p, 1925. 1872
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
FOR SALE.

Three Story Brick House with Brick Kitchen.
Smoke House, sc. on the corner Of Walnut and
Front streets, well finished containing two parlors
an SIX Chambers:-Also, Two Story House and
Kitchen, adjoining the above For terms applv n
JAMES RIDDLE. ". Castle, or
EDW. S. MENDENHALL,
March 25-- 1866 npar IE;Io,jno4on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
10 be Sold at Public Sale

~ ocock, 4. NJ on Seventh day the 5th of the 4n
N month next, at the late residence of JANE Si0lyI
Ehlil., dec variety Of household and kitchen tiirnr
consisting OF beds, bedding, bureaus tables chas ~,
ros' "hoyel ana t"ngaalso two cows. and many Other r
tcles Attendance will be given and conditions no
known by jACOR Al pi"tic 0'' =, i ,
Wllninelon mo 26--101-3t 49,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
T.4kE NOTICE.

A IL. persons Indebted to the Estate of JANE MOTH
E'ti1-l dec are requested to make immeate INV.
neh', "la those having demands against said cs,a IN,
please e%Mb' Their accounts without DELAY TO "'''
~ ~o'--4<f--4 JACOB ALRIClIS Err,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
FOR SALE.

TWENTYFoJk SHARES OF STOCK in the Fa,7rers
Newcastle, or Of the Editor "'''
March IA, 1895. OF