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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
NOTICE.

Is hereby given TO Ill whom it may concern, that the
we'll known, beautiful and very valuable property belong
ing the Rev. f. Hindman, in the very healthy and plea
village Newark, in the state of Delaware, is for SALE
This properly consists Of upwards Of seventy about
twenty of which is woodland, covered with excellent im-
Der. The greater part Of the remainder is i'll high state
of cultivation. The fences are generally good. The
dwelling house is excellent two story brick building,
well finished with good cellar under the whole. Close
adjoining is large frame Kitchen and apartments
well calculated for either school rooms, boarding
There also the premises good barn. good
stable, completely fitted fer four horses, good carriage
house and two large good barracks. All the buildings
almost good new Close adjoining 70 the house 10
wells in the village. is needless to say more, any
wishing purchase will doubtless view the properly and
know the terms, which will be reasonable, from the
living the premises. +. HINDMAN.
Newark, May is, 1928 42-4tP
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

snand three votes. Yhus eighteen democrats tnieh
nave been called upon, to support a man who hae
Out three real friends, himself being one. If the
pledge was, that they would be bound to supper,
whoever had the majority of votes given in caucus
then, but thirteen being present, the Doctor nigh,
nave procured his nomination by seven votes, thus
eighteen men nigh. have been required to give their
support to a man who had but seven votes, whereas
ten was the requisite majority. Ifagain, the pledge
was, that he was TO be supported, who had major.
ny OF the eighteen, OF the whole number of demo
Gratis whether present or absent, the inquiry is pro-
per, would the Doctor have had this sority If the
whole number had been present--might not this
majority have been formed by members, who, after
several unsuccessful attempts for heir favorte can
didate, abandoned him, and voted for the Doctor
whereas, it they had had the aid of those absent gen
lemen, in favor of their candidate. they would have
been strong enough to have formed majority
we know, Tor certainty, that if all the democratic
members OF the legislature had been present at this
caucus, Dr. Black would not have had either plu-
rality or majority of votes. For we know that DIR.
Black was not the avorite candidate of any one of
the tive members absent The three gentlemen
from N. Castle were openly opposed to him, and
each OF The Two members from Kent, had favorite
candidate in Kent. We would here too observe, as
We pass along that ofthose absent Kent gentle.
men left his proxy, authorizing the person to whom
nc gave II, to vote Tor certain Kent gentleman,
on objection was made to this proxy, and the
refused to receive it. We wonder who made the OBJ
Jeclpn-and we wonder TOO, if the Pencader faction
have got Mr.. Hopkins certificate stating this fact
II they have not, we have no doubt, that we could
easily procure it for them. as we have heard it from
his own mouth. II should be considered too, that
the Doetor was himself present at the caucus-and
whether he played oil the airs of a l3obadi, or Nc
Sycophant. IL not to be expected that those
quiet, KIND good hearted gentlemen, could be SO bold
50 cruel so unsocal as TO oppose man to his face
The fact s look at this caucus in any light which il
may be viewed, and there can be seen in 1t nothing
but what merits the derision and contempt OF the
community.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
vox poPULt,
roR 9Ha w4rcRMAN.

Ma. ty,1sos-We cannot but view with regret
The unhappy schism which appears about to lake
nlace in the democratic ranks. Let us remember
that union is our strength, and without this we must
expect total subverson of the ascendency SO long
maintained by our party over its political opponents.
Yer if is the duty of every one to expose dupcity
and corruption in its members wherever they may
be found, and thereby render principles as pure
as oug object is good Let no traitor be vested WIN
power; neither suffer the tawning spy to DC lurking
in camp.
Since Calm Observer has shcwn lie enasges az
legged By him agains, Mr.. Dupont to be correct
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
Samuel Sappington s. Co.

ArO ), Fron..street Wilmington respectfully inform the
~ public that they intend Keeping on hand good
sorment of groceries and liquors which they will sell
wholesale and retail at moderate prices for cash. They
now hand and offer for SAFE ST. Domingo and Rio
dc Janeiro coffee Of superior quality, brown, white and
lump sugar. New Orleans and ". India molasses macka-
rel in barrels aud half barrels and drye whskey, old
aud brandy wines, teas, pepper pimeno, indigo,
ginger satpetre, slun, copperas, flour, salt pastefs
Grind stones. &c. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
SIiERIFES SALE,
ny DAVID C. WILSON. SHERIFF.

Nd virtue of writ of Ais Vcna Exponas to directed
I'D will be exposed public sale, at the house of John
Crow Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred, on Monday the
81 day of June o'clock, p. NJ the following de-
cribed lands and enemenls, situate lying and being the
hundred OF Pencader and county Of Newcastle, and bound
cd by lands of Samuel Guthrie Samuel H. Dawson, Franz
Goter the heirs Of John Wiley, decd, and the heirs
4 Howell Evans, decd, containing by computation forty
Seized and taken execution the properly Of
Joseph Crawford, decd.
Newcastle, May 5th, 1928. 42-H
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

YHvc coparncrshp of Samuel ssppingon John Gore
don heretofore existing under the firm Of Samuel Sap.
pnton and company s this day dissolved by mutual con-
to make payment to Samuel sappngton and George w.
rre, who will, in future, conduct the business the
old stand, under The firm of Samuel sappingion Co.
SAMUEL SAPPINGTON,
JOHN GORDON.
Wilmington, May 16, 1898. 42-tf.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
A Stray Horse.

A BAY Horse, dark and tail and about fifteen
IN hands high, away Sunday last, towards Milford
and is probable will travel towards Chester county, unless
turned oft detained tits believed though cannot say
with certainty tina! he has small White spot i'll his fore
head some white about feock, and scar, apparent
" the kick of horse Any person for OBTAINING and to-
king Of said horse, and giving notice to the owner ia
Georgetown Delaware, shall be paid VI reasonable char
Iecs PETER ROBINSON.
i C,esrpetowI1, NAV IS, 1899, 42--Ss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

The TnREslIING MACHINE now erecting at MIR
u.s. Brandywne, will be put in operation for public
scion on Wednesday and Thursday next. May 70.
tlard Hall, Esq. has been appointed District Judge
Il District of Delaware, in place ofthe late John Fish
|s!, deceased.
3 numbers as far as the 7th, which appears to be
fCncludilg Que, have been received.
piece under the signature of Observer is too ircor-
Mr. publication. The author may improve hereafter
present he ought 10 get some friend to review and
re his productions for the Press. The spirit and ten
of the piece in question is approved, but i'll its pre-
&rcs it would not, We are persuaded, subserve the
! il means to advocate.
Il additions and amendments sent by Far Pay, have
SMiy occasoned the postponement of bis next mum
htI Friday next, when it shall appear.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
NEw-YonE, MAY IL.

Our Correspondent at Bordeaux. under date Of
April Cd writes as follows:
We are still in state OF suspense here asst
ates TO the affairs of Spain, ard is believed BY
many that war will not take place. The Duchess Of
Angouleme is expected to arrive here on Sunday
next-t is said that this Princess and the Duke, her
husband, are very much ayersc to the war with
Spain.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

,,s ysrv sorry to learn, says the National
3;a av from gentlemen from that part OF the
,hat the Hessian fly has made great i'm
n.y. an AMI III. Wheat in the counties of Frederick,
u od ,sh' &c. in Virginia, in which counties or
ill., Is grown great quantities OF that grain.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm of the last will and testament of Phoebe JEFF
Il feries late Of the Borough of Wilmington, deceased.
will be exposed to public sale Saturday the 18th day OF
June O'clock, P. NJ the house Of Eli Lamborn,
in Wilmington lot of land with house snd improvements
thereon, fronting Market street, and running through
to Shipley street Attendance viii be given and terms
made known the day of sale Possession win be given
OH he 25th June. SAMUEL JAQUETrE, Ear.
Nav 90 1928. 42-7t Of Phebe Jehsriea.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
rPBANK STOCK WANTED.

YySHE Trustee of the fund for establishing schools in the
State of Delaware being prepared to purchase stock in
wish sell such stock, that written proposals, post pai)
stating the number Of shares and lowest price, Will be
ceved by him Dover, until the seventh day of the sixth
month June) next, inclusive, which day the most adj
|vantageous offers will be accepted.
EZEKIEL Cowgirl, Trustee.
5th Mo. IL, 1923. 42-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

A gang of thieves have for some time infested
Bridgeport, Comm and on Sunday hight las, they
made kind general assault upon the town, enter
ing and piundering many houses Of every movable
hat came within their grasp.
young lady in Virginia has recovered 500 dol
lars in action for breach promise of marriage
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

,,u,r CT the 18th instant, dated Queen AIMS
B,y. Md. says that the ny is committing extern
Esyapes among the wheat crops on the Eastern
!. Whole fields, it is said, have been deyas-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
curNCH BUG.

|. ar. sorry to learn, says the Richmond Com
hat this bug, ESQ called from its feted smell,
mashed has made its appearance among the
/, If 4 few farms in Virginia. How far their
ia bay. extended, we have not ye. ascertain
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
ll,erlrall IDatfbmall.
WILMINGTON, 90 MAY, 1928.

NJ, Indignantly upon the first dawning attempt ALLEVIATE
XII al he Union from another.n WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20

The Austrian Government has sentenced M
Pellico Of the most distinguished poets in Italy
TO IS years imprisonment, log being Carbonsri.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
---.l..s J115C03 60,

Printing Press. We have seen this morning a
proof sheet specimen of printing, octave form,
plea type, by new printing press, got up IN this
city, with improvements upon the London Steam
Press, by Mr.. James Booth. The impression is
perfect and it will throw off twenty-five hundred
sheets an hour and requires only two hands to feed
il. The engine which moves the whole machinery
is only foue horse power. II is in operation in a
printing establishment in Muberry-st. near the
large marble building in Bondst Specimens ofthe
work upon this press may be seen at this Office or
at Messrs. Bliss Sc Whites bookstore, Broadway
The press itself cannot be seen at present, on &C
coun, of not having yet obtained patent for it.
~. York, Ev. Post, May 8.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

COurifr UEIce, o'clocF.
We have just received by express, from Pariss
the following Geographic communication.
Paris .3p,il %.
The port and citadel Of Gutaria have been taken
by our troops. Two hundred men among whom
two colonies and ten other officers have been
taken, together with FIVE pieces Of cannon, and pro-
visions.
1t is said that the enemy have abandoned Burgoa
since the l4th. Every where the French army
meet with the best reception.
LONDON, April o.
City, 10 o'ctock --There has been some impro~s
vement in Consos this morning. They opened az
763 H. and before IL O'Clock had reached rs SD 7.8.
The fuctuation in Spanish Bonds has been great,
opening at So IL, advancing to "a, and again rece
ding to 80 Sd
An Embargo ha. been laid on all the Spanish
vessels in the ports Of France.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
.Aeau Fork, ,Mry 18TH,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Leeds, in "a days from Liverpool, has
this moment arrived, bringing London dates to the
22d of April
The bio'c Is Struck--the French army has en-.
tered Spain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
For Sale.

THE owner wishes t. dispose O.
tie House and Lot lately occ,pisihs
Mrs. sSosannah CampbelI ard at pr.
sent 10y .Nr. Thomas r. ampbel,.
situate at the corner OF Kent stire,
and Fairfax Lane Running north
the situation 10 Il very desirable one
for Mcchanic; the Garden aboum,s
wit choice selection Ofvarious irdil
trees. p. ri:a:iss perior To any in the
placc-the terms Can be made to suit
any one disposed to purchase such,
property as no money will be reqsired
in hand. but the amount may eliaui-
dat q by the purchasers assuming The
paymen OF an accommodation Note.
due to one of the Banks in this place.
or further particulars apply to the
Editor of this Pal er or to
May "a JUnN \ ROCKWELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
NOTICE.

An act having passed the last Gen
erai Assembly ufthis COMMUNICATE.
prescribing IN no Jaiior hail r.
ee've into ms custody for safe keeplng-
any slave or Slaves, exc. ptins such "a
may be committed by warrant ola Wa
S''trate, or Other pubic su,hority -
Notice is hereby given, to those per.
'nns who have Slaves in my custody,
III the Ja,i OF Frederick County, aud
w:"ah have been placed therein fo,
safe keeping, that they mus; pay the
charges Tor their keeping and take
them away, as | shall otherwise bt
under the n-cessiiy of dIscharsins
them fram Jail.
CitANLES HULET, Jaitor.
May IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to Wit !:


lit Ae.e' holden IN The Clerks OGec
OF hte aart,ior Court of Chaneers
to' The Winchester District the first
Monday IN .uay. 1898.
William and Joseph Wilkins,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Aqui'ia ID. Stinchcomb, and S. Ross
small, Defendants
THE Defendant, Aquilla ID. StincL-
comb, not having entered lis appear.
ance and given security according to
the Act orAssemby Il the Rules ofil,is
Court. and it appearing by satisfac.
tory evidence. tll9 he is not AN inhab.
itant of this county IL Is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear
there m tn first day Of n,xt term
and answer The hill Of the plaintiffs
and that COPY Of this order be- forth
with inserted in Some news ,aper pub.
lished in WING hester, for two mnnths
saccessively and posted q, the front
'!oor Of the Court house in the said
town of Wincb' ster.
A COPY feste.
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
May &c. ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia tt wit ::

Virginia tt wit
ut Rules noidenin the clerks CGce Of
the Superior pprt ofchancery for the
Winches'sr district Inc first .hoaday
IN .apru 1924
Garter g. Chai,ilee Plaintiff,
Aainst
Edward AdamsauG jemima his wife.
and the heirs sad legal representa-
Iycs vi w "A. Deneale, dead.
Defendants.
yayHE DsreuJant', John III Of anc
e. Janet { nis ift, nod JOSIAH Maf-
shall ead Kitty BIS VIE, not having
entered Their Appearance aud gwen Sc
curly According 90 the Aci of Assem
My and TN, Rules of tins CourI, and ii
,-ppearing by satisfactory evidence
taat they are not inhabitants OF this
country ii is oriersd. That the said
de end oni. 10 appear mere Oh the firs
day Of the nex, term and answer the
oiit or tbs plsiotiff, and that cops
II thi- order be fDi ,hwih inset.ed III
.ome newspaper Published in Witches
ger for two mnn iis suceessiseiy, am
posted 1T the front dGUr Of the Cour'
iouse in tbe said town VI Winchester
A-Copy fr'te,
May ~ c DANIEL FE. c.e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to wit
May %.


AT hutes hOiden an tue Clerks Office
81 the Superior court y cham erg for
the n incheSte, District The GrSt lion.
day in April 1928.
William Hough Plaintiff.
AGAIN r
Samuel Reed, joshua Reed, SarshReed
and Mary Resh Defendants.
THE Def, ndant Smue. Reed n 4
having entered his appzaranee aid -.
ven security according TO tie Act Of
As embiy and che Rules of his Con,
and it appearing by ssi-fscoty e,i.
dsa ce, that he is not ~ inh. bltanf q
this cgunlry 1t Is I'd red, ihat tbs
said Defendant do APPEAR here 90 the
h;s' day Of The 0ext term and aDsve,
che bill # the plaintiff; and lhatac,
py Of this order be for hwit in,erted
- some uew.paPsr published 10 WI,
chester, for W. moOths suecessiyeJ.
aud posted 81 the front door of the
Court house ia the said town Of Win
chester
A C,py-Tesfe.
DANIEL LEE, c. c.
M4y-i7-Js
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
ANGERONA,

This property has Undergone tho
rougl repair, and has been renderc d
perhaps one OF the most desirable sit
uations. from the improvements of
the interior ass well as the exterior. i'm
this place. is believed that the
most faStidio.s taste cannot now oh
Ject to this pfoperly ON account of
Its late name, as II tlas been rendered
perfectly pure and sweet in every
respect, and in that point of view is
equal to any neass built house.-At-
tached to tue 80 sa.ses is lot of we
- :. s.,-.--, which. from It's contiguity To
Town, cannot but become very ,aIu-
abie.-Itis unnecessary to be more
specific in detail with respect to the
advantages of this property; Suffice it
10 say that, prejudice apart. il is be-
lleved, at present to be the most desi-
lable establishment in the place, & will
be sold much lower than any that
could be oDtained-Ihe terms will b..
made So accommodating as to remove
every possible objection upon that
storc.--'Fhe sale will take place at n
O'Clock on the day before mentioned.
WIN. Nc. HOLIDAY,
JOHN HEiSKELL.
MAY 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to wit /:

AT Rules holden in The Clerks ONCE
o. the Superior eosrt Of Chancer1
TOR me " ihehsster district the frss
'honday in .1p'd 1898.
William c. Shaw and Ozmond G.,
iiieney, merchants anu Partners UNI
GER tile niiIlie and firm of Shaw and
iiifeney plairtitls.
against
Aqmlla ID. StinChcomb. and S. Ross
Small, Defend.n,s
The Defendant Aquilla u. sineh.
comb not having eotercd his appear.
anee and given security according TO
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
OF thI. Court, aud it appearing BY ssts
isIse,ory evidence, that ne il no, am
inhaoitant OF this country: 1t is order.
ed That the said defendant do auDear
hers on the tisst day Of the mex, terra
aud answer the bill of the piains
THIS, ADD that a copy of this order bs
forthwith inserted IN some newspaoep
pnaiished in Winchester, for two
months successfully. and posted at the
'front.' door of the Court house in tha
said Town # Winchester.
a Copy-Teste.
DANIEL LEE, c,se. E;
stay t7-r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
lP.kIN TED AND PUBLISiIED
JOHN HEISKELI,
81 three dollars per ann,.m payable in
adrdnce.
WOOL
Carding and Manufacturing.

Carding and Manufacturing.
Tt He subscriber returns h;s sim
a cere thanks TO his friends and the
public generally for the very liberal
encouragement they have extended to
him since his establishment, and res
pcctfull, informs them That he has got
his WOOL CARDS IN excellent Or
der, so that (if possibie) he will be able
I" execute his WOOL carding business
HI .-9eri0r manner to that of last
Sdss coming from 4 distance
IN "epe ~ on hs>gi4,r -si.ai. yppi caa6. d
:..s:.-,fs-t,nseiy. ~ o"f intended rur card
Sns must be we'll picked and cleaned,
Aad accompanied with one pound Of
clean snft grease for every OF 10 lbs.
of wnci, We prefer greasing the wool
ourselves. Carding woul in rolls al
et'. per pound Spinning do I 2
cents ii cut far all under ten, and III
cents for all over; Stocking Yarn spun,
doubled and twisted in the best man.
ner. Ais". Carpet chain, both col
ton aud woht.en, doubled, twisted or
ii gle, IN he lowest terms. Couu,
se'pane tiiIins Of the best quality.
Einsey and coarse Cloths
manufacture o shares, as fellows
Persons wishing To have their wool
cardcd on shares TO pay one half
the price of carding. IP have on
hand large quantity of TX Ell
LEN ! Ll&StY that 1 viii exchange
for wool, or sell low Tor Cash. y sour
Wonl caltimg is performed by our old
carder,~sir. sAMUBu RYAN.
= %" WOOL Way be iefi a. t. store of
holiday u Son, VIII, hester, and
II be return d there, flushed ac-
ding to order, with lhe utmost des-
h. j. COLIIAGF,
Goshen cotton and woo!l- II manu-
Factory near j. NC. Aiiste.'s mer-
hant mill lelow Winchester
Ntay So.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to wit.

Virginia to wit.
ut Rules holden IN the CLERKS Office OF
me superior court Of Ctancery for
the Winchester District the first nan.
day in .6pra 1898.
Frederick Henchy. Plaintiff.
Against
John Moore and Josiah Cramphin.
Defendants,
The Defendant, Josiah Cramphin.
not having entered bis appearance
and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of
tins Courts and /, appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is not All in
habitant of this country IL is order.
ed, That the said Defendant ,Io
appear here on the first day Of the
next term and answer the bin oftbe
plaintiff; and that a copy of this OF.
der be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in Winchester.
for two months successfully and post
ed az the front door of the Court
House IN the said town of Winchester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. O.
May 17-Bs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Virginia to wit q:

at Rules holden IN TIE Clerks Office ortAs
Superior Court o, Ch..neerg for The nm
chester Dss,r'ct the tsssr Monuay in Mav
1928.
Joseph Gamble, yurr. Plaintiff
against
J. B. Hall. D.fa,d.,.
The Defendant. not having entered
his appearance and given security ar.
c"rdlaS TO the Act Of Assembly and ina
Rn.es OF this Court. aud it appearing
by sati'iaetory evidence, that he is nor
an inhabi'eGt Of This country. IL is mr.
derea, That The said Defendant do an.
pear here on the first day of The nexe
term aud answer The bill of the plain.
tiff !; and that a copy OF this order be-
forthwith inserted in some pew.paper
published iii Winchester. far two
months suceessively and po.ted at tie
front door of The Codrt House IN tha
said town OF Winchester.
a Copy-Tese.
pANtHi. LEE, c. O. /.
May AZ. fs23.--O. w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-31
Public Sale

THE subscribers, Agents of Fleet
Smlti. Esq. will offer. for sale ON sat
urday the 9TH June next, on the pre-
misses. that elegant establishment, at
the head OF Piccadil.y street. called