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Wniiams's property =;
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
10y firtHe Of d deed Of trust erecuted 10
INC sabscribers ~ Gg,5tophfr .h,tboDy ond
.inaa hs mfr, on The l7ft dag Of .jpiy, 1919,
and daty recOfded, ne stW proceed 10 sell, dt
pabiic aBeiion ~ He premises, jor he purposes
therein mentioned, on .Hoadog, the IN day Of
Jalg nfrt, i Jair, II mol, TIE FIRST Jar day
hereafter, he joHoBi1g
MAN. E>IaYE,
ris | Lotnim Tenement NOR m The occupancy
81 Chfatopher .iaitony, situate IN NE tor" n
LqHehbarg, oad bounded by .ttsl afed md
fourth dieg, beng a part Of nc iot morn IN
SAID torn, by he nambtr ~ (tpeaty ar, J
continuing one hndred and heeniy by one hun
dred aud thirty tpo Ject, subject 10 he liz estate
NJ .n,a .Mutlu ~ eighty by oae hundred ap,f
htfty ttoo tett HeSeot
GEORGE HsHER, ! .r....,...
ED.HD. u. ROOIES, { '"''''o'
! assent 10 Ht otnrc snie
CHRIS7OPHER .lNTHONY
June - IDS 90
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Valuable | ands near Lynchbur.

FOR sale.
4 y pursuance of a decree of the suprrior
d court OF chancerv, held in the town of
iynchbure, pronounced on the 26th dav OF
October, io22, IN suit therein depending,
between John aud Pleasant Labby, aud Geo,
Cabell, plaintiffs, and Jesse Irvine, defendant,
aud OF an order o. the said court made in the
same Cause, on the eth day OF MAY, ls23. |
shall, on Tuesday IL" lst dav of July next, if
talr II moi the nest fair day thereafter, on the
premises, proceed to sell, Tor cash, that
Valuable Tract OF Hand.
IN the county Of Campbell, late the residence
Of tue said jesse Irvine, containing about 3l5
acres being the tract of land in the said de.
cree mentioned. This tract of land is of fine
quality and lies within three miles of the town
OF Lynchburg. On il there is a comfortable
WI DWELLING HOUSE and all
:.:Ef necessary out houses, Together
slsiHM with an cxccIlentappleo orchard.
es'ssss .siSss- and is certainly we'll worthy of
The attention OF those who may be desrons of
obtaining valuable aud pleasant situation
convenient to the town
May 30 utJs "a
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J STEPToE, C. B. e,
Begford 1foy Rules, 1923.

Hedford Afoy Rules, 1923.
william N'afsnal'' plaintiff,
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
Ahlieiey, Charles Nhteiey, and John sn,ti,Y
merchants and partners, trading under II :,
style aud firm OF William Nhiteley 4 Co.
defendants
IL CfLANCFRY.
The defendant John Morrison, not bayir,
entered his appearance and given security a,
eord'ng 10 the act OF assembly and the NH,
OF this court, and il appearing from the She.
rfi 5 return upon the process, that he is nor
an Inhabitant OF this country, on the motion
OF The plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here ON th,,
fourth Monday in July next, and answer N.
PLAINTIFF BILL that copy of this order be in.
serted III newspaper published inLynchbnre,
and posted up at the front door OF the co,,rt.
house for one month.
copy-Teste,
~ J. eTEPTOE, C.B.C.
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IN ~ w
I'ROM the subscriber on the night ofthe
18th May nltno, DEANS negro man
u or 30 years Of age, 3 feet or inches high
yellow complexion, has deut in his forehead
occasloncd by blow, also scar ON one OF
his knees from Il hurt---has a good sci Of teeth
bold appearance, high nose and wears whs
kers. He took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit TO pass TO Mr.. Matthew
Harms Any person who will npprehend
said negro and conine him in any safe jail ia
The United States go get him) aud give in
formation by mail, directed 10 Mr.. Benjamin
Colqucti, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be ibe
rally rewarded aud all reasonable expenses
paid. Dennls Was purchased twelve month,
past in Maryland, from gentleman near
flederickto"n, by Benjamin Colquctt No
doubt he will change his name, and perhaps
try to pass for free man
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
June ~. WOW ID
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sIrRSUANT 10 y decree OF the wor-
saiplal court Of lhe coaniy 81 Campbell
in ebsuecrJ sitting. pronounced on tie Il.
das uf The present mouth, tJane,) ~ The ease
therein depending, between Richard Perkins
complainant, against Charles " iIliams, Ben
lumin Perkins aud benjamin Lewis, defend
anls. shall proc I'd to sell, liy way Of public
auction. To- The highest bideer, ior cash. on
the premises, on TUESDAY the lst day OF July
ueAi, oNE ACRE or GROUND, lying IN
he corporation at Iynchhurg, at the cornei
Of Washington aud Main lor ~ streets, with
the LARGE BRICK BUILDING thereon, &C.
nrfail} known by The name OF
w niiams's rroperty
Or 50 much thereof as sill be sufficient TO an
swer the purposes 81 spid decree Acting u.
commissioner of the court IA the room OF =
former trustee, viii rnBvcy such title only
as Is vested in ne by said decree.
JOSEPH ECilOLS, Commissioner
Jhne IL % IDS
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Negotiable Notes and Checks.
For Sale at this Office.
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ice.

IN pursuance of decree of the superior
i court OF ehancery, held in the town oil
Lynehb1rg, pronounced on the 10Th day 81
May, 1923, IN a ssit therein depending be
tween Thomas Rudd plaintiff, AID Henry
Clark aud John r. ID. Payne defendants, the
undersigned will proceed, on The I'm day o
jun Heri, at the market house in The said
town, 10 sell, all OF the
Negro slaves,
comprised in a deed of trust executed by
Thomas Iudd, on the third day of January
ls22, IN the undersigned for the purpose ot
securing certain dcbts due TO the SAID Henry
Clark, or 50 many OF them as may bc neces-
sary 10 raise tire sum OF eight hundred and
ninety two dollars aud four cents, with lis
interest The sale will be for cash, and such
title only conveyed TO the purchaser as may
be vested in the undersigned by tie said de-
cree aud deed
JOHN Il. L. PAYNE, Trustee.
May p. Wtdss4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-25

II is stated that DR.. McEenry, author OF "1.he
Wilderness" "Specire of the Forest &c. is err
gagged to superinlend the literary department Of
new monthly Magazine, the establishment n(which
Us about commencing in Philadelphia under very
la VOL able auspces
a new work from The pen Of Mss Porfer, au-
thor Of Thadeus OF Warsaw, -" Scottish Chiefs"
sc. will appear in three vols. entitled mile
Christian Of Laneba;'sh, or Traditions from the
Harz.
The Pilot, BY the author OF the iSpy, is looked
for with as much impotence on the other eide Of
the as on lhis.--It is announced in the London
Courier of October Isl for publication early in
November, by John Miller, No. 90 Fleet.street.
The trial OF Ward, Moore, and Emmonheiser,
the persons who robbed the mail near Baltimore on
the 9Th of July last will shortly before the
Circuit Court now sitting in that city.
On Saturday the Manhauanville stage was over
turned in the Bowery, New York, by the breaking
OF the axle tree, and the driver killed on the spot.
1t was full Of passengers, but none OF them were
seriously injured.
The N. York Com. Advertiser SAYS, they have
been informed that the banks in that city, have
determined to receive the Notes of the State Baai
at Trenton.
Exports of ,New Orleans.-The "CommerciaI
lntelg OF that city, contains statement of
exports of Cotton and Tobacco from the Port of
New Orleans, for the year ending Soth September
last, WILL ,4S0 bales Cotton, and 29,l9l hhds.
Tobacco. There remained on hand 1861 bales
cotton, and l,552 hhds Tobacco.
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From the ~ \. Mercantile Adve tiser Nov, 81.
W. have r.caiyed h. ,he chin (,onr,os. = po,..
~ ''' '''P Nots''s'' vi Is
mouth paper ot Oc1' ~.
PORTSMOUTH,, Oct. 20.
The sloop Of var Sappho, capt Jones, arrived
her. on Thursdav IN Q days from Gibraltar brinc
-: Nj pit, U.s., N1' :,, I,re
ihG Mr. darcy hine MessenseF, WIN oesPatches
from Dir Nm' A'Conrt' Inc dispatches relate
to the surrender OF Cadiz, and all the recent events
lin that quarter. Sir William intended to proceed
III C.vlia - ras,1o. ~; r,n.,on. ., ~. Co., nr
EssJnan5 W. nLars 80, y. %.s 49,, 49, y.
rero!uauu. we uhoeIs'anu NC mas sem honie inc
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MARRtED-In Wilmington, on Thursday evening, by
the Rev ]. Potts. Mr.. WILLIAM KELLUM, to Miss MARY
D. MOODALL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-25
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, Sunday morning.
the 10th instant indented sppre ntice boy named
Aaron f. Cor about thirteen years Of age, dark complex
ion hal on and took with ha fur hat, new blue
coat blue gray casnet pantaoons, and sndry cloth
ing recoected. The above reward but no charges
will be paid the person who may apprehend and hiring
him home. JAMES SIMPSON ir
Wilmington, Nov, 25, 1928, p514t
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I
\ son'ce re are enabled to communicate the impor.
'ant fact, that the Commissioners appointed by a
resolution OF the last legislature Of Maryland to
survey the route of Canal to unite the waters OF
he PatsPsco river with those of the Potomac, have
finished the examinations and surveys connected
with this object. They have sscertained the prac
tcdbltty and located the route, ola Canal from the
VpStern Falls Of the PatdpSco to Linganore Creek,
and thence down the Monocacy river to its mouth,
where 1t empties into the Potomac. The distance
OF the Canal will be about eighty mites-in the
course oil which there will be about nine hundred
lfeet OF lockage, and tunnel from tCo to three
miles in length The supply Of water at the sum-
init level will be abundant After surveying and
examining all the points of country which apparent
| y offered facilities for effecng the communication
IN view, the Commissioners have ascertaned that
the only practicable route is The Just described.
We make this statement, in general terms, for the
satisfaction OF many who have looked with anxiety
TO the result of this survey. baltimore Am.
| WRECKS.-The brig Junius, Dunlon, Of Phila
delphia, from Malaga, for Baltimore, with fruits
and wines, was cast away on the 9th inst Is miles
S. of Cape Henry Light house crew and part of
her cargo saved-the vessel had bilged, and would
so to pieces.
he schooner Fox, oil Baltimore, was fallen in
with on the Esd October, in lat. 23 49, lon. &c, by
the brig Nautilus of New Bedford, arrived at New
York. All her masts were gone, the bowsprit stand
ing; the vessel was perfectly tight, the main hatch
gone, and boards nailed over the hatchway.
.4nOther-The schooner Lawrence, Captain
Wing, from Boston bound to Norfolk, was cast
away on the night of the 9TH inst. on Sinnepuxent
beach, and soon after bilged Her cargo, which
consisted of cordage for the frgate United States,
and merchandise for sundry merchants at Norfolk
has been partially saved, but some of it in damag
ed state-no lives were lost.
Royal Family Of Spain-The Boston Cent?
mel gives the following list Of the Bourbon family Of
Spain;
l. Ferdinand 9TH, aged S9-of the Bourbon dy.
nasty. 2. His Queen, aged 20, niece of the king oil
Saxony.
8. Charles Tsdore, Infant OF Spain, brother Of the
king, aged Sc. A. His aged 2S, is daughter
of the King of Portugal They have no issue
Francis de Paul, Infant of Spain, another bro
Their Of the King, aged OF. His consort daugh-
ter Of the King Of Naples, aged 23.-They have q
young son and daughter.
The Queen Of Portugal, who preferred Danish
ment and Imprisonment TO taking an oath in sup
port of the Constitution, is a sister of Ferdinand.
The Duchess Of Lucca is another sister.
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MONAMOY LIGHT HOUSE.

Notice to Mariners.-A Light House has been
built on Monamoy Point. and was lighted on the
LIST inst. The lantern is thirty one feet above the
level of the sea. The colour of the light lie blue.
The following bearings were taken by Capt. S.
R. Treyett, OF The U. S. revenue cutter Search -
Nantucket Light House S. by w. ga w. dis.
lance leagues. Chatham Light House N. n. +
distance leagues. Poin, Cannon Light House
w. by N. s-4 distance leagues. East Point OF
Pollock Rip E. by S. distance miles. West End
of Pollock Rip S. w. w. distance miles.
1t high water at i O'Clock on the full and
change of the NOON and the tide rises from five to
six feet at Monamoy Point.
H. a. S. DEARBORN,
Superintendent of Light Houses in Mass
Custom House, Boston, .N'or. l1th, 1925.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--We learn from Gin.
cinnat that the great Steam Mill at that place own
ed by Oliver Ormsby of Pittsburg, Pa, together
with all the machinery, grain, flour, whiskey, &C
count books papers, &c. belonging to the establish
nent was consumed by fire on the night of Monday,
I3d inst
The total loss is estimated at 100000 dollars ;
Ieghty thousand of which is sustained by Mr.. Orms-
10y. There were consumed 5000 bushels of wheat /;
all of which, excepting about 400 bushels which had
been brought in to exchange for -four, belonged 10
Mr.. Ormsby 1900 bushels of bran 8 tons of
Imidlings and shorts 800 bushels of corn and rye
500 barrels OF -four, packed so barrels of -four
not packed Is barrels Of whiskey. The cotton
spinning machinery, together with set of tools,
sc. )of the value OF S60O0 also consumed, the
property of Herman Long and Martin Baum, of
Cincinnati. Nothing of any value was saved, ex-
cepting 400 or 500 yards of cloth, which had been
brought in from the country, TO be dressed.
That the public may have some adequate idea
Of this stupendous ed6ce, we suboin the follow
ing description 1T constructed OF lime stone,
and The side next to the river, nine stories high
its length 81 and breadth 62 feet and the walls
from 5 TO 10 feet thick. 1t had "a doors and 90
windows and contained four pair Of six feet mill
stones; machinery for Carding, fuing, and dres-
sing cloth an extensive distlery and large cot
ton spinning mandatory all kept in operation
by steam engine OF 70 horse power. This es
Enlistment was capable OF manufacturing, annually,
$4,000 barrels of -four, besides the other branches
of manufactures. 1t furnished constant employ to
large number of mechanics, and laborers, and
consumed, yearly, about 10000 bushels Of mineral
coal. The walls are yet standing, but they are
supposed to be so much injured as to be OF very
little value.
1t is not yet known how, or from what cause the
fire originated. Conjecture attributes it to sponta-
neous combustion, and to the friction of some part
OF the machinery, the -four mill in operation
at the time. But we cannot learn that there is a.
ny sufficient reasons for these conjectures and do
think it improbable that il has been the work of
some ineendiary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-25

Toe ooaatrletof, On tie 5ta day of July, s2o aut
completed Or the llsh Of September 1925.
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Nmerltan nDattDmail.
WILMINGTON Is NOVEMBER. 1925

Frown Indignantly upon dawnng OF an attempt
nc portion of the Union from anothcT.n WASHINGTON.
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On Tuesday las, snow fell at Cape May for &
hours, to the depth of nearly foot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-05
WILL BE SOLD

public sale at Isaac Prices Inn, in the village Of
IN Christiana, o'clock, p. NJ on Saturday the 2Os
inst. valuable property belonging the estate Of Morgan
Jones, dec late of hundred, situated Iron ILL.,
on the Chrs'iana and Ekton turnpike road, sr.
Kitchen out houses sheds and sabng with about thirty
acres Of land on which lisa small apple orchard. This pros
perty has been occupied public stand for number of
years. by the late William Stewart dec Attendance will
be given and conditions made known the day of sale by
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving Executor of Morgan jones' decd.
Sept. l, 1925. 72-.l,
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arms Of prostitution, When he ought to haze been al
Lewtstotcn defending his Country" These are
as near as can recollcct the exact words of the
Federal paper during the last election, and which
we're reas erultingly by some Ito all appearance)
very respectable Fedcraists. Is it possible for an
honest man TO be so swept away by the tide of his
passions, as not even to respect that sanctuary
the grave The assertion was as false az was foul
it needs no further comment.
Let me now call your attention to the numbers
of the Gazette which have been issued since the in
auguraton of our late Governor and up to the pre-
sent time.
Look at the whining cant Of its editor, at that time
occasioncd by the loss of the election and compare
it with the Blngsgste abuse of the most respects-
Ole members of the Republican party in his subae-
quent numbers: the papers refer to- will speak
for themselves. have devoted already too much
time and paper in following this tool Of party
through his political career.
Who some Of the immaculate supporters of the
Federal party in this State are, easily
tain by reference to facts and to your paper of the
|29lh August some of their names contained
in a communication to yourself signed M. The
documents referred to by M open to the cxami-
nation OF every voter in the State and each voter
will do we'll TO look for himsef~-o pause before he
goes to the polls and let his vote this fall be the re-
suit Of an unbiased investigation.
The Federalists are now calling out " that much
has been said against them on account of their OPP
position to the late war;" will ask any man oil
intelligence in the country land he will answer in
the afirmative) if the lederaliss did not make op
position to the late war; If they did not by their
votes in Congress oppose by every means in their
power, supplies for carrying on that war ? And i:
lit, pray, any disgrace to theme Did they not dc
what they conceived to be their duty Was it moi
the received opinion of the Fedcraliss of that day
that if diversion of any consequence was made by
America in favor of France at time when the east
ern world was struggling for its political existence
that the Atlantic Ocean would not stay the progress
OF the Giant who was building up his Throne upon
the ruins of every empire in Europe. II these Their
were the opinions entertained by the Federaliss i
these were the reasons for their opposition TO the
measures Of the general government at that time
and they had not opposed the war as they did, they
would not deserve the name Of honest men snt
need they now, to justify themselves in the eyes
the people of this State cry out fought hare
as you did at Lewistown." Why, be he R-publi
can or Federalist, ought he not to have receives
a Goa, of tar and feathers ifhe had not defended tn
soil that sustained him upon its bosom-the coun
try that gave him birth N.
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NOTICE,

TvO Storekeepers, Mlers and Others having produce or
IL goods of any description to carry to from NEW
PORT, Del. and PHILADELPHIA. The sLooR SUPERIOR,
Capt ToboEs, sails and twice week; leaving
Newport 2nd days-Monays, and 5th dsys-Trstlays;
and .arch Street Whar Philadelphia, 4th days-Wed-
nesdays and 9TH daysSaturdays and takes freight the
Wilmington rates.
Produce and goods taken into safe at New.
port and frequired, delivered at Latmer Mudocks
2nd wharf above Arcs Philadelphia, with and pune
tuality.
The subscribers will pay cash for BLACK OAK BARK,
Barley, Flaxseed, Flax dressed, Bees Wax, &c.
They have constantly supply Of Salt,
French and Quoddy Plaster Oils Tar, Grindstoues &c.
]. r. & ]. II. SQUIBB.
|, Newport, Del. Sept. Sd, 1923. a 72-4t
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PURLTC SALE.

SMALL FARM, tract of land, situatein Mil Creek
N hundred, Newcastle county, Del the fork of the
Wilmington and Newport Turnpike roads, adjoining lands
of James tn, Frederic Ford, and otersTe late pro-
perty of VIM Jordan decd being about so acres with
good proportion of woodland handsomely situated and in
good of cultivation. On the premises dwelling
ing spring water and young Orchard of the best graft
ed Fruit Trees further description is deemed anneces-
sary. The sale will take place the 18th of September
at two o'clock the premises, when attendance will be
given and conditions made knownby
JOHN JORDAN.
August 81, 1928. 72-4t.
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DISTRESSING,
August q, 1923.

A PERSON from Philadelphia, named CONNOLLY
IN holland, was knocked overheard from the ,sloop
Sarah of Wmngton by the boom while gliding, on the
night of the 18th inst opposite Fort Mitfn. and has
been heard of SINCE He is native Of Ireland about 50
of age grey headed Had drab coloured Great
Coat, Swansdown vest and Velvet Pantaloons.
These respectfully request any Coroner Justice
of the Peace, he is found, who may be called upon
to hold an Inquest said deceased direct letter
either by post otherwise. to Mary Noand Coats street,
near Second in the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia,
giving her information where he found and where
buried, &c.
Editors of the public papers of Philadelphia Whining
and New Jersey, Delaware River or Bay will
confer favor that will be appreciated by dsconsolatc
Widow and Children, by giving the above an insertion.
August Of. 20
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A CIRCULAR.
August 81

fEvHE subscriber begs leave to make few remarks to
r. his fellow tctizens, in regard to the Theory of the
Formation of the Earth &c.
Hc vain, to believe himself superior all
who i've or have lived, though he differs with all in his
views of the causes of many phenomena which have ex-
cited much Speculation among the ingenious and enqurngs
lin every period of the world
In few days, his work will appear before the public.
candid and enlightened public, is the tribunal to which
he is willing TO submit it.
His Theory is and original
He does not set himself up mark to be shot at, but
Ia defender of truth Any who disposed to make OBJ
iectons his Theory and will give their real and
places of residence, win be politely answered. To lead
the human mind to enquiry; to investigate the works of
creations 10 read in the volume of NATURE the gor-
Gus attributes of an onnscent Being, and show the
world that the works OF the Almighty feiecty coincide
with His revelation, is the design of the author
p IRA HILL.
Editors who vii give the above insertion in their pa
pers will be entitled TO copy. Baltimore, Aug 70.
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which he refused until he had seer what they con-
tanned the chests being opened, to their utter
|astonishment, they were found to contain only ma
mule. ~ Y. Com .ady.
SMITH THOMPSON, Esq having accepted the Office
OF Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, vacancy by the death of Judge LII
viNesros, the President ofthc United States has
appointed Commodore JoHN RoDe ERs, Presidenr
OF the Board of Navy Commissioners to perfefm
the duties of Secretary ofthe Navy, till his further
pleasure is known upon the subject. Nat. Intel