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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18

I'D virtue Of writ of yend Exponas to directed,
I'D will be exposed to public sale at the house Of Ell
Lamborn, Wilmington, in Christiana hundred, Saturday
the Goth day OF July inst at O'Clock, p. NJ the following
described house and lot fgound situate lying and being
in the borough OF Wilmington, Chrisana hundred, and
county ofNewcase bounded by shipleystreet, between
second and hrdsrees and by lots Of James Cochran,
William PClung's heirs, and Francis ODanel, be the
contents thereof less Seized and taken in
cution the property Of William Patterson
Newcastle, July 3, 1928. 51-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18

I'D virtue of writ of Levari Facias to me directed
LIB be exposed public sale the house Of Eli amborn
Wilmington in Chsiana hundred, on Saturday, the g h
day Of july inst at O'clock z NJ the following desert
he'd property wit ALI that certain BRICK house.
wharf and lot of land situate and being in the borough of
Wilmington, Christians hundred, and county OF NeWcas
e bounded by Mar esrect, Christana river, and land
of Charlotte Young and Jonathan Rcbnson and others
be the or less Seized and taken in execution
the property of John Dixon, decd.
New-Caslc, July 10, 1928 57-4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
II. Nj. POMEROY'S
IfETlLLTC STR.q

JKEI.2LLIC STR.4P AND PASTE,
aTOIt Ra1ors Surgeons Instruments &C. manufactured
n by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wangford, Conncc-
cut, and sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
store No 1O5 Market street. The above Strap and Paste
are offered TO the Public with full belief that they will be
found on trial far superior to any before used in this
or any other country January 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
Patent Hay and Grain Rake.

FENIE public frequently solicited to paroIise newly
invented machines that cmbelished by howcry des.
crptons OF their wonderful utility but when tested by ac
ua application, found useless and but mere catch en
ny productions II is therefore only the Intention of the
subscribers TO inform the public that they have purchased
the exclusive right ri making and vending in the State of
Delaware, Pcnnocs revolving patent hay and grain rake
which in their opinion it will be thought arrogant 10
say by far urpssses any thing Of the kind ever offered to
the public possessing the combined properties Of cheap-
ness, simplicity Of structure, speedy and easy in its opera
ton aud OF durable materials, will rake as clean as any
hand rake on any bottom fit 10 be moved and will shcaf
grain after two cradles. They refrain from further com
mens and refer those wishing purchase to The annex
ed certca es ct those few who have had and used them
the preceding season. and invite them 10 call on the fol-
lowing persons Agens where they may be seen and had
viz lhos. Garrett, jr. Wilmington Philip Ite,bod Ora,
Son Neck and the subscribers, at their mills ON Pike
Creek, near Stanton. JOSHUA JOHNSON & SON
. MO = 1879 46-13tp
WE hereby certify that we have used during The Inst
season, ono of the above described horse made bv
Joshua johnson Son, and that we found it to answer our
most sangune expectations that it performed with great
ease and neatness, and in speedy manner that a e
lowest estimation We believe il will save the labor Of FIVE
men in making heavy hay, and in light double that nun
Der 1t will glean or rake after the leans when hauling
superior to hand rake In fact renders the rakn pat
OF haynakng of almost no importance
JOHN ERWIN near Newport
S Mo. 90, 1898 IN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday morning
la last, apprentice named William Taylor about II
years old and feet high Had on when he went away
blue cashmere coatee and trowsers, black aud white
striped waistcoat, and roram hat, all nearly new Any
person bringing him at No 106, Market-sree, or
giving information that may get him again, shall re.
ceive the above reward. All persons forbid harbOr
him, at their peril. BENJAMIN PORTAGE.
,Iuly 10, 1898 Sat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18

I'd virtue Of writ of lev fac to me directed will be
AP exposed public sale, the house Of Eli Lamborn,
Wilmington, in Ghrisiana hundred, Saturday the 90
day of July inst O'Clock, p. NJ. all that certain pana
ton tract of land sitna lying and being in he hundre
of Christana and county of New castle, adjoining lands
William K k John Meals and others, con anigg by COM
pnlat,n, hundred and thirty Of lard be hr
same ess-togeher with all and 81 gar the i'm.
provements and appurtenances thereuno belonging being
seized and taken in execution the properly Of Enos
Walters, deceased.
Newcastle July 3, 1923. 57-s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
SHERsFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID G. WILSON. SnrR1rr

ID virtue of writ of AIS. yendton Exponas di.
I'D rected will be exposed public sale, the house Of
Eli Lanborn, Wilmington in Christian hundred Satur-
day the Goth day Of July inst o'clock r. NJ. the fol-
lowing described lot piece ofland with brick messuage
thereon situate lying and being in the hundred Of Chris
and borough Of Wilmington bounded by lands OF
Danel Mowlan Jacob Alrich and company, and others
fronting orangeseet, between Broad and Kentsreets
containing by computation Ia of acre. be the
or less Seized and taken execution the property Of
James Brady.
Newcastle, July 10, 1898 57-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
DIVIDEND.

VENiii President and Directors of the Hank If 1Lngton
a. and lraayoine have this day declared dividend of
~ cents per share payable to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives on or after the 10Th inst.
by order Of The Board,
Wilmington, July 81, 1928. 56~4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-18
TWO HORSES LOST-

W. IAUNSEst5 LDS I,
SSTRAYED away Sunday the Isl inst, a SMALL sOR.
~ REL HORSE, about L years old, and 4 Roam COLI
year old. They were several times he day after
they left home, between and FIVE miles up the Lancas
er road. Any person restoring or giving such nforma-
ION as will enable the owner to the abovc shall
he rewarded in proportion to their trouble.
JOHN Il. BRINCKIE,
wilmington, June II, 1928. 49-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
A WESTERN HERMIT

about 10 miles above tho junction of Spoon and
Illinois rne immediately ON the hank of he'lorm,r r,
there has been living, for three wears past :,
man who bad entirely secluded himself from the
world, and dwells in the midst OF the wilderness
alone, and upwards of 90 miles from The residence of
any human being. His name is Davidson, SIS ply
STEFAN, was tormerlya surgeon in The United States
army, and was pupil 10 the celebrated DIR IRISH He
has number of medical books, two guns aud dog,
ana quantity OF coihing. lie has erec;cd himself
snail hut and has about an acre of ground in cult.
vaf'or--a the back of his garden runs Spoon river
IN which he has a fish trap. Ills food is wild ,ur-
Keys and other game, fish, and the produce OF his
garden He appears dispIeased nj the sight of n
human being My informant him at his resi-
d"nce. being impelled by curiosity 10 visit him, and
inquired ofhim particularly the cause of his strange
sec'us'on. tie said he had done and wouli do
50 ever 10 Keep clear of the wretched white people
HIS father lives in Pennsy vania, sud he has rcceiv-
ed many so'icuous letters om him nd other friends
10 return, bat he has nsver answered one aud dr.
c'ares IL 10 be his determination to remove from h, $
present. stuaion ms soon The whites appro ach too
near him. As snon as his present stock OF clothing
wears ont, he says he will dress himself in skins.
Ind Gus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

m h.,r II IA very Nv,v ssb bas i.rsr so,ane s
hard almost as iroo with LONE mp on ,be ION Of ire
back aud riides water with iucreibe snee
such an unwely fish, The hump- bach !, hale makes
sma n and low spout and ,sapprars In fTy pinut~s he
head sharp and il also has small fvmr, uuon the
fin upon the back makes yery byh snou, in,isss AMI
seldom blows more than Eve or sir hines n has sh.rc
head like the hump- Tht rvbt whale bns pei,bcr
hump or fin upou the hack and makes TorLe,l sn.m,
ran,puses are seldom taken bv whale sb,s
whales are Nv far the most valuable
whale shin is furnished with proner ,pr,ra,us ,r ,rv
ing out the OIL and for hea wing In he hale bier n
taken on board Two men are eons,sn,,v Ie, s,o a,
the topgaant heads from sun ill 10 look out
with all their might "a T6,yc "a, Mon, most ;ovfi
all hands The Capt,n new sorx nloft anu IT
the whales are 20 he orders the shin n, lie heat
up 10 them or II 10 eewn 10 he kep Off Afer runnin
AS near them with the shin as pruden The boats rs ower
ed down The ar,an lion, i headed Inv the chief mate
the waste bon nv the 2 mate and The Inv lie
Sd mate the tioes moi pa bc,selC These hale
bo,ts like those used for smuygnp Al Deal are sharp AT
each end and i'm lieu of rudder are s,ecred Nv lone
the centre of the boat we'll Chilled in tub scO fa,bo
length is the Ine one end Of which is made fast 10 e
harpvon Five men row the boat and the man nj the fr-
ward oar is the harpooper vo s,riLss the bne
are furnished with five haruoons three I,ucrs and
sharp spade. The boat having rowei nm to The whale
the stands nm nd ,,a1 io,I .r
possible there the irons will, hoi the est and
the men stern n, with nil their n,ih 70 get M.
clear oftbe whale Sometim.s The ~ bnIr l. killed
with iron at other times the whale without 6ghny
will very snon lie ner being Irced. son.,ss. IL
sound or descend 10 great erh urer water at which ,imc
the friction r,nuenv sen,, on fire. The
block yhri lie line turns t,,i,er h,,os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

4 lIotktor ot viituiNlA vii Iie 4 remembered.
~ that oa the third day of April, in the
year ot the Independence OF The United States America,
John Robinson of the snid district hath deposited in Ibis
office the title OF book the right whereof claims a.
author ia the words following, wit: "A collection Of
the most useful ard approved forms of process
ana ORDERS used IN the
courts oil law, in Virginia also of bonds usually taken
me said courts ana executions judgments thereof
cords appeals. and wriss supeseeas Of
in the arragnment OF criminals, and ofhe entries
the trials thereof To which added various forms
indictments &c in criminal cases declarations and some
oil the most nseul sorts OF conYeyauces and
the whole Dy John Rntnsoa clerk the superior couIt
OF law Tor licnrco county, and late clerk the district
court o law, formerly held in the city of Rchmondp In
conformity To the act OF The Congress OF United States
entitled An act for the OF learning
curing The copies OF charts and books the authors
and propeIors OF such copies, during times therein
mentioned" Rp. JEFFKIES
- Clerk of the District &c Virginia
This certificate is published in Compliance win, The nc,
OF Congress prescribing the mode in which copyrights
may be renewed The author copies of this book
for sale at present. having disposed OF all that he had
printed second edition. he expects. will in year or
two he published So due notice tl,e,eof will lao
gwen. June n. IS-Wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

(hSAWA Az from the Subscriber % Tie 7,b
~ May uiIin'o DENNIS, negro PC or 80 years of
age, . ieet or inches high, yellow compexon has
dent in his forehead by blow also scar NJ,
one of his knees from urthas guoi OF teeth hold
appearance high nose and whisers. took with
MN various cioing and obtained permit pass 10 Mr..
Matthew HARRIS Any person who will apprehend said
negro and conhne him IN snfe Jail in the United States
mr.. beunmn Colque ireenesborn'. Georgia, shall he
eray rewarded and all reasonable expenses paid Dem
mis- purchased months past in MARYLAND from
gentleman nenr Frederckown, by benjamin Coqneit. No
doubt ne VIII change his and perhaps
free man. WILLIAM Al FX SpEp
June o. %. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

tx Possession to lie given the first day Of Au-
fff5ff gust next that ssyc, rommOfOus ana ,c-
lsslll CAN'T establishment 10 ibis city Giicbmoud.
Va.) called tie Union Hotel, at pfcscni occupied
adFnn'arc' OF ibis establishment toany resident Rich.
on VINO might I've disposed To engage in the usiness
information OF all Others disposed il may lie safly rs.
state Of Virginia. superior to H. for extent c,nyenl.rce
ann eeganee OF recommendation in every parcupr, for
son with The first establishments OF The Kind in tIe IJni,rI
Satrs us scarcely necessary add, that the stables
Whieh are ~ brick, are upon SCALE and of character
corresponding with the rest the establishment The
iloei simply provided with suitable and valuable Furni-
u1e Which Hny also he had ly purchase or for rent.
There j. also the same lot y good s story prick
Dwelling House, Tor rent either with or without te Hotel
Apphcauons 10 be made y letter, addressed Richard
Apderson, President, Charles w. Nicholas Cashier ~
me once oi Discount and Deposit OF the Bank of the Uni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
HAMPSTEAD FOR SALE

MIS- IS one Of the best situations in Virginia conn
try retail upon large scale II is in Kns
county virginia, 81 miles belos Alexandria, e
va.ed anu healthy Situation three fonrihs Of mile fmih
Potomac river, and the distance from The Potomac
Academy The buildings gentreI dwelling house,
store bose grnnary aud sundry The
venenoe of family merchant. The neiphborbood 4,
genieei poPulcus and wealthy. will sell upon exten-
siVe credits or STOCK in the Farmers Bank Virginia
Any person disposed to purchase get any farther in
formation that may he required, bs application To col A
I'm smith or John oe Esq he from King
Henrge couni- now nj Richmond the rer al eil
mont, near Hampstead post uiice.
Feb. o. ai--wT GFOVGF ETrzurcu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
GI.ORI, I'M

GLOBE INN.
TUE undersigned, Agent the and ote
Il from iiagrrsown, Md. having taken reftie that
Inn, situate Market street. adjoining Messr Mponati
ana RIdgey respeculIy soes The patronage The pub
nc There rs attached 10 this establishments an extensive
Reading Ronn,and Other accommodation necessary
Tor .he comfort and convenience of his customers.
6. BELTZHOOVER,
Agent for the prnprietors.
senee carriage and horses for hire at The lobe Inn
Baltimore. June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
Far=iiag Implement .iS,hrEaclory-ia Elede.

TIME subscriber offers In the novc I;n u, IN.
agricultural interest, mud would particularly invite
their attention to his much approved portable TRESING
MACHlNE which Is believed superior to any now in
use, Tor execution chcapness and durability TLs
Sextremeiy simple in It's structure all its pars
oil iron - completely portable, be adjusted from
one part OF the farm another and put In
hour alter Il arrives at the place Of destination by any
plantation hands. - 49,
Persons wanting thing in his line will please aprly
to Mr.. Boiling s. Eiizhugh of Stafford county, Mr. Ben
Janin Bough,on or DIR. Charles Morris OF Caroline Col
VIM boyd OF King and Queen. The price his
is go at the actory Orders Cor directed 10 the sub
scriber, orto Mr. David Barr, Union Fouudery Rich
mopd will be Immediately attended to.
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
CERTIFICATES.
have purchased o MIR. Samuel Cochran n portnile
threshug machine, which he worked by three mules
and hands, and although have moi been able TO
give II fair trial, yet my expectations the
quantity aud ceanness of wheat will get
the opinion, il well managed, il will hur,re,
bushels per day. CHARLES NORRIS.
Meadow Farm. Caroline, Aug. 1Geo.
hereby certify, that own OF Mr. Samuel
improved portable thre>hing machines with which am
mush pleased. With three mules hands IL resi,-
es with great facility. expedition and ceanness
portable can he taken removed erected and
again in four or Eve hours.
J. BOILING s. FITZHUGu
Stafford county. Nov. 1922. 6-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
Wit GEORGE FITZuuGM
TRUST SALE.

nTtne OF deed OF trust to me by Andrew
wilson ct Montgomery county, dated the LIST Janu-
airy $40, and duly recorded in the county court of Mont
gnncFy, Tor The purpose nf securing 10 j. o. williams
cerhn sum 81 money therein men,inned, shall Taes
Gay the sth day Of July next NJ o'clock r. M in front OF
thebeii Tavern IN the CITY Of Hchmond proceed sell
.or cash certain tract Of land IN the county of Mougou-
cry, containing hundred twenty acres bo,re by
and Michael Pan.
May 20 4-wtls N BArcrr-s Tr,s,ec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
TRUST Safe.

virtue OF decd of trust us ny Jesse Car
- yer oi Cumtefnnd county, the 9th day OF March
49, and dmly recorded in the clerks county,
ans or certain purposes therein expressed shall oce,,i
IN sell nj rutc auction cash. house, the said
Jesse Carter, on Saturday the 18th day July next, the
i"wng property, TO wit Stephen, Fariss, Mira
increase sorri mare head of cattle twelve head
ct hogs three feather beds AMI furniture, two cuphoar and
two tables As trustees, shall such title only
Is IN US vested. ROBERT STRATrON,
THO'S MONTAGUE, Jr. i'"s'ees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
TO CONTRADICTIONS,

IOn0PoSALS will he received at Charleston, Kanawha
county, Virginia, until the first dry September next
Tor in'pr"vng the navigation of the whole part
Great knnaw'a river according to the law upon that subj
i"cf, which requires siuce well graduated to he made
forty feet wide and three feet deep lowest water.
ing to the Report of the Principal Engineer 1919"
Correspond upon this subject held with VIM.
Arderson Commissioner with Hugh, p. Taylor,
ginerr The said river on this business
10 he directed either OF tem aforesaid
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
2. 8---tNt Kama 4 q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
WESTERN AGENCY-

VIE subscriber as agent for number Of citizens Of yr-
Il GINA, having found it 20 establish an Of
ice at the seat of Government in Kentucky procured
assistance with view ofex;enng his business and will
now receive agencies for doing business all descriptions
tor selling land investigating titles prosecuting paw
ing taxes, collecting money, &c To aid him in hc he
has engaged the best counsel In the Having
engaged in this business for five years.
snry compelled tn procure extensive surveys
the country, with every tract laid down, slew all
The Titles conflicting with il, and FAR connections
go he feels strong confidence in his ability to determine
ther relative strength These connections already extend
upwnrds Of SEQ miles on the oio river they gradu
ally en1rging 50 that after while he upon the
eeipt Of an agency for land, to he able determine
strength ofbe title. md from his
The country To know HE quality of,he land without mich M
hcuiiy The Subscriber has also established in
owensborough at The Yellow Banks where in his absence
his irther Philip Triplett, will attend 10 bis business
ana in his absence from Frankfort his business vail be al
tended to by DR. A. T. Burnley. Letters directed to the
subscriber ut Frankfort. paid will promptly attend
Ell TO- Application can also bc made Mr. Thos Green
of Richmond, Va who will make known the terms and s
authorized TO enter into contracts for agencies
$50 ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NOTE-lt may not he amiss to inform tho citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents in Kentucky
that their land mny be lost for Of attention. m for
TEXTURE for payment of taxes in BRING
ing suits, and In opening DEGREES obtained by default
times upon very Bnsy grounds death Of witnesses who
can now establish their claims, and WAYS MANY
are already thus ostbut supposed be lost which
might by good mana cement he reciaimed.
April "a. iIn-,f MT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

Nlf6lNlA: 10 wit At Ct,urt Appeals held 40 fhe
1923: my o''
RULE Ordered That for the future Docket shall I've
called and Tie disposed NJ follows: The causes
upon the docket shall be regularly chilled tried unless
Tor good cause hewn saving the preference given
privileged csuscs And II for any shalt he
passed, u all be called W. until IL is again reached
upon the Sxt calling n the docket hut The instance Of
party who sa have bcen ready Try the 6rst
caingnt for the purpose Of the calling Of the docket
the iero shall e considered continuing meeting
NJ the court IN October, until It's nn adjournment the
succeeding 'pirg or summer without regard
walls cf ndjonrnnrnf.
Ord,yd That The rerular terms NJ the court, ss IN al
other pmrroses shall be from the tenth Of October till the
eighteenth ~ Deremhe from the twentieth NJ January
~ the brt of April and from the first May Until the
fieeniIi of June.
Acopy-TeHe, JosEPn ALLEN. CA
June o. III
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SALE OE I.ANN

virtue Of deed Of trust executed Subscriber
clerks office OF James City county court by William
lars Tor certain purposes therein expressed shall
IN The city ofWinmsburg n front ri the Raleigh Tavern
~ public auction 10 the highest bidder, land
one containing hundred and acres anil the
other containing hundred situate living aud he
ing IN The county Of James City, wkin seven miles
ot the city of williamsburg between Barrets Ferry and
HE said city. Tie title is believed 10 be good but will
convey only such title as is vested in me-
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
June ~.
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NOTICE.

NAVE determined retire from The practice NJ law In
The cify of Ricimond and reside in future on ms
ar IN the coupfy Of Northampton r. Shore Virginia
notwithstanding fhis arrangement however NY inten-
'ion ~ fnih iusirrss IN The superior of law
CONT 81 tbancery federal snd of appeals
The mean f;ne. my Clients informed that their papers
are en- prnTriy arranged, with Joseph Mayo. Esq
VII nhord reay 20 Sst ~ them 30 required.
Jnly T. u a. r. UpSUuU.
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Lana IN .Spoits,llrantn for SHE.

I"T"U tt ''PUtt@yTTUNW JOF .ouIc,
WILL be sold upon The premises, posvtlv on Monday
w the 9sih day al Iuy the piru,ann in Spottsyi-
yaniH county called PROSPECT Hill belonging TO The
estate Of Thomas Miller dec. This tract contains nine
hundred and sixty acres, and is al good qalvabou on.
nal cleared and the baanre in Terms Onebirxl
OF the purchase money lac paid down. and the balance in
two equal anuuIi payments Bombs md seru.i,y with n
deed rf trust upon the premises, will req,red Of tine
purchaser. WILLIAM MILLER, Z I;x'6rs ofThoi,
j. %. FERGUSON, Miller deed.