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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-24
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YoUNG L.lDIES .4T NEJt.lRR, DEL.
VHNllE subscriber proposes open School for Young
Ladies, in which they shall be instructed in the follow.
ing branches Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition, rhetoric, Geography Ancient
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
Sundays their attention shall be directed to the Study of
the Bble Sacred History and the Evidences of Christi
anlty Proprety Of conduct, elegance Of manners and
moral recttude, shall be ncucaed with the utmost asst
duty and care
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be IS dolls
quarter, or 1852 50 if paid in advance. books and Sta
tonary shall be furnished at the usual prices PUPILS will
be received ut any time after this date.
The healthy and pleasant situation of Newark is so gen.
orally KNOWN IN consequence Of the high reputation Of
academy, that any recommendation Of it. as an eligible
place for Boarding School, is deemed superfuous 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. K Russell PRINCIPAL Of
the Newark Academy, andt the Rev James p. Wilson.
d. d. Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in tie
city Of Philadelphia. WILLIAM SHFRFR
Ne1Vark, Jaau,pg 4th, 1928. los If
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ISAlC II. WILSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Whining
IA ton and its vicinity, that he has commenced The
TAILORING BUSINESS at No 81 J,Iet.sttei, opposite
Robert Keddy's Hotel, formerly OFins where he intends
carrying it on in all its various branches, both plain and
fashionable.
Consisting Of Gentemen's RockOow, Spanish and common
CLOAKs,
Fashionable Frock, New-Markct, Box, and
Bang-up COATS, sc. &c.
Ladies Habits, Coaks, Goats and PeIisses,
And Children's dresses of various forms.
All of which will be made in the newest fashion, or ia
order, with punctuality and despatch.
H. W. having been in business for nearly five Years
and employed in of the largest establishments in tho
city OF Philadelphia, asforeman, in company with four Of
the choicest cutters resident therein, and having made ar
engagements with his brethren for procuring the newest
fashions at the earliest period of their existence
He aers himself that these advantages and the nfor
nation received in addition TO his practical knowledge
The above business has enabled him ensure to the pub
nc that his work will be done with nestness and in style
OF fashion, equal to any in the city of Philadelphia
II. w particularly requests gentlemen who get Cloth
ing made not satisfactory to orders, to leave tem anC
the price Of the cloth will be freely paid
Wtiaagt0n Del January 1, 1925 1O5-tf
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Appoquinmink hundred Newcastle county,
IA knownby the name Of Camden Farm, containing about
$50 of land, with good proportion OF marsh and
sucency Of wood for the use Of the place, quantity Of
marsh meadow already embanked and more may be made
at reasonable expense Ii is within one mile Of Cant
wells Bridge, where there always ready market for all
kinds OF grant, is reno red the eligible from its
situation on the State Road and the navgable stream OF
APPOINTMENTS which facilitates the conveyance Of its
produce to the Philadelphia and other markets.
The improvements commodious dwelling house,
&C. The situation is OF the highest and Aeahest IN
the ncighborlood
Any person wishing to view this property will please &c
lapply to Daniel Corbet Thomas Bcyillc, Calltwel.
Bridge
Terms of sale, which viii be accommodating, NAV be
made known on application to JAMES COCHRAN, vii
lmington or in Jenntown, Montgomery county, pennsyl
vania, to JOHN MANN, or
JOEL X. MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate of JAMES NJ MANN decd
December 81, 1922. E1O2-tf
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

FENIIE London Britain Paper JGHand Farm on White CLAY
III Creek, IS miles from Wilmington and 10 from Elk
ton, is offered FOR SALE, Or TO RENT for a FACTO
RYIhc mill is about 80 by 80 feet three stories hiab
with powerful fall of water above 10 feet but may be IN
creased to 10 feet the dam is in complete order the re-
pairs of which cost above t4velae hundred r this wear
and is warranted by the builder for 20 years
Besides the MILL there are three Stone Buildings for tbc
accommodation OF five families convenient stone barn &c
The mill may at small expenses be adapted to any Other
manufacture Apply TO VIM YOUNG, No. TO- South Thru
Street, Phpa. j. ToRBERT, Esq. UGiuunqtsn, or TO w
YOUNG, SON, & CO. at the Rociand Cotton and JtooLen
Aianutactories, on Byandyzvine
l. Dec "a, 1922. 1on--at
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FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR SHE.

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation on which
The now resides situate in East Nottingham, Chester coun
Ivy Pennsylvania containing hundred and nine acres
OF excellent land, including large portion of rich bottom
land On this farm are good stone dwelling house two
stories high, with stone Kitchen and fountain Of water in
the yard, stone barn 40by So feet grist mill S. feet
square, with large share OF CUSTOM; mill ON an ex
lccIent constructionthe stream which turns them tbeh
tie Elk river being of the most permanent IN thar part
OF the country; two story tenants house, Wagon house
carrage house and store house all in good repair There
on tins property an unmproyed mill seat with sixteen
feet head and fall AS is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase such property win view ii for themselves
IS unnecessary to give further description of it An
indsputable title will be given and the terms made easy to
the purchases For further particulars apply 10
JOHN WILSON, on the premises
or to Benjamin Ferris, Conveyarcer, Wmiog ton
mo. 18TH 1922. 6S-.f
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FOR RENT.

IN the village Of Canwels Bridge, Newcastle County
large aud commodious dwelling house and store house
adjoining, in public situation, has long time been es
tabshcd stand for mercantile business, with good
garden and lot Possession of the house con- be Civ
Immediately, and possession of the Dwelling house on
the 25th day Of March next.
T(oR SALE-Thrce water lots Just below the Bridge,
on the West side OF Appoquirmink Creek, advantage
ousy situated for erecting ganares for storing grain For
terms apply TO MARY BRADFORD.
CafwclPs Bridge, December z, 1899. 96-.tf
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viii be Exposed to Public Sale

b. 9Th day, the 9TH of next month, valuable Plan.
about 81 acres, situate in the town.
snip OF East Marlborough, IS mesfrom Wilmington and
Schools bounded by lands late Of Richard Baker dcceal
sed VIM Allen, VIM. Cloud and oilers good proper
ion OF which Woodland the remainder arabic in itch
STATE OF cultivation, drided into convenient fields with
Stream OF Water passing through the same Young thru
wing Apple Orchard, with number of other Fruit Trees
line improvements are Brick House 40 by IS feet
Barn, with Waggon.house and Corn.crb attached Stone
Srrmg-house over never failing Spring of water
Sale TO commence at O'Clock said dsy when atten.
Sahee Wil be given AID the Conditions made Known by
january 18th, 1923. 10s1Jst
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EJNTERTAL.N.lfE.A.T

e6Je&alA.A AIVF 4 q II I WIN " EIJf T.
sHglA THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
2s friends and the public in general that he has
otened house of public entertainment where
James Gaskins formerly kept, in GEORGETOWN, DEL.
at the Sign e Capt. J. Laurence. lie pledges himself 10
preserve good order and furnish his table, bar and stables
from the situation ofh house and stables he ed
peg snare OF the patronage OF generous public, beey
ing that he wll give general satisfaction.
~. IT, The premises aforesaid arestOR SALE or RENT
any person wishing either, bring good recommen.
daton. Possession may be had at any time
Jan. 81, 1928. 109-4tp WILLIAM RIJSsFJ
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E. M. POMEROY'S

JMET.4LLIC STRAP AND r.qSTE.
RNoK itazoTs Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
Il by Constant Kirkland, and Co. WaIlinrford Connoc-
ticut ard sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Boo
store NO !O5, Market street. The above Strap and ps
arc offered TO the Public with full belief that thew will h.
found on ra TAR superior to any before used in his
or any other country. .jan,a,,, 1909 &c s''''
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EDUCATTON..

5. BARSTOW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the arduous duties o. his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY; and that he is furnishing il with
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful education.-Sasfacor specimens
olmprovemen aud scholarship may be seen by calling at
the establishment.
iERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary $50 per or.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 ner ar
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1899. Tl-tf
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For SALE.

MILL be sold at Prirnte Sale, a HOUSE md lot
w - the village Of Newark-the lot containing about
two acres Of ground the house stories hgl With
rooms on each floor and piazza in front kitchen milk
house, and well of excellent water at the door stable
carnage house and barn &C. The above property is plea
sodby the first of March, will be for rent For terms
ply 70 Henry Whitley, Newark OF to the subscriber
in Wilmington. MARY WHTTEI Nv
January 18th, 1895 107-I9t
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TO BE RENTED.

A Farm in Brandywi.c Hundred, called Chestnut Mn
Concord Turnpike Road and the Falks Road CONTAINING
about two hundred acres, including lot of marsh in Chez
rey Island Which viii be reuted with the place. For
terms apply TO the subscriber. BENJAMIN FERRIS -
January Q, 1928. I03"if
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NOTICE,
108-4tp

Meeting of the Commissioners Of the Levy Court Of
IN Newcastle County, viii be held 1t the Court House in
the Town OF Newcastle Tuesday the 4th dav of Feb
ruary next. DAVID PAYHiTER, Clerk oftle Peace.
Newcastle, January 17h, 1928. l08-5t
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TO RENT

HNoR one years, that substantial Three Story
brick house No. Ga, i'll King Street, next door to the
southery Corner of King and Third Streets. The House
is in excellent state Of repair, well finished, and with
its appurenances every way calculated for the comfortable
accommodation Of family. Apply to
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, 18th mo. 2S, 1922. 1U0--tf
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PHILADELPHIA .8.ND JVIL.HIYNGTO.N
PILOT.
NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places, and
continue to leave the Subscribers Markct.sreet, Will
mington. every morning at O'Clock and the house Of
William Elliott, sign of the Harp and Eagle NonThrd,
between Market and Arch Streets Philadelphia, at the
same hour.
FARE ONE DOLL.lR AND FZFTY CENTS
The Coaches will be all in complete order. Good Hor
SEES and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted the convenience and comfort of Passengers
who will be taken up, and set down suit their
venience. baggage Gtthe risquecf the gamers.
JOHN VI. SMITH,
X. KEDDY, x Co.
Wilmington, january 1925 103-tf
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J. CLING 81 co.

10 EG leave to inform their friends and the public gen
eerally that they have removed their Druggist and
Apohecary Store to No. 4, High Street, next door to Viii
liam Larkin's grocery store.
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &C. at the reduced
prices they hope to share part Of public patronage.
Prescriptions Orders &c. will be accurately promptly
attended to-
ALSO, large and general assortment of Patent NIed
cines Black Yarhish, Medical Wine Bters, Anomalies
Condiments of the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1922. e6-Gn
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LZRA A. STEVENS, grateful for the patronage recev-
IA ed from the citizens Of Wilmington respectfully in
forms them that his second and last of Astronomical
lectures in this place. will commence att O'Clock tomorrow
evening at the Library Room where ladies' and gentlemen
wishing to join the class, will please call before the
hour OF commencing Persons subscribing for than one
ticket have every third gratis.
The closing lecture of this course will be delivered at
The above named place, THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock
Mr. Stevens will give brefrepettion of all the important
illustrations given during his whole Admittance
IS cents, at the door Jan. 81.
WE the subscribers, having attended Mr. EzRA a. SrE-
vENs Leces .4saoaOy, have been both surprised and
delighted with his novel and lucid mode of illustration
Astronomy generally regarded as science out of the
reach OF ornlry but he who attends these Lectures
will soon be convinced that the general principles of the
science and in fact all the knowledge profitable to those
who 40 not intend making it profession, is level to the
lowest capacities and of very easy attainment Mr. STE.
VEss, very properly taxes occasion refte many super.
stons notions concerning Comets and other phenomena
gives US he latest discoveries in the science of which he
treats, and both 10 the philosopher and the Christian fur
nshes food for profitable meditation and conversation
Men of science will find their memories refreshed if they
10 not receive some additional information and those who
have hitherto neglected this Interesting study be surprised
1t their Ignorance OF the world in which they live We
cheertuly recommend Mr. s. to public patronage, and
hope he will be encouraged form another Glass, and
that our fellow citizens more generally will attend
WIlnlngtUn January g.. 1813
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NOTICE.
Imhortant TO Farmers, Tavern Keehers, Car,nes
Travellers and EconomfSls IN general

The advantages derived from as feed for bor
ses cattle and sheep, has long been proved and a
knowedged by experienced agrcuuraistsin Europe and
many parts of America 10 be very great. II has pecan
fitness for horse only because is much cheaper than
hay but it at them against heaves bolts and
founders three destructive diseases which horse
are liable, and which often destroy them in the midst q
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishing s,c
tces in fenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in Con-
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommended and
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do well, fed preps
led in the ordinary way, for horses These and many
other successful experiments have been made BY enter
Uprising farmers; while aborng under all the dsad
vanages arising from the want of easy and efec
method Of cutting the straw. The Importance of the sub
ect has long time called upon the genius Of both Europe
and America to supply the public with expeditions
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been made
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and expense has
been exhibied some Of which have done honor to d.
inventors but in general have fallen short in utility Of t
lod Dutch Snibox, called.
But the public invited ca and view for them
lseyeS.
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which confidently think far exceeds every thing fore
purpose, before exhibited; both it respects simplicity
cheapness of construction and ease of operation =
1t has been in in Massachusetts six years and com.
mands universal appreciation. is lately patented BY
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the subscriber has
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending
in the state Of Delaware, and has also The agency bv
Virtue Of power Of attorney from said Patenee, to se
the above right any person persons in the cuuntesof
Philadelphia Lancaster York, Bucks and Northampton
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM Ewes
June 49, 1822-1y Near New Castle
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tde, bearings and distances in English miles from ien
Radio places and the various events BY which they have
bcen distinguished including the constitution of The IT,
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respective states together with succinct account Of At
least ieen hundred Cities towns and villages in Amer
ca, more than any foreign edition Of the same work in
wch the numerous mistakes and DEFICIENCIES of European
respecting tins country, corrected and sup
phed-llsuated by neat coOred man of the T. States.
,-onginally written by X. BRooKEs NJ n The fourth
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and improvements, by VIM Darby member Of the New
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led Wham Darby OF this city as editor TO collect inse
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all the names of places worthy of notice in he v0rd
Inc publishers deem this propous nrr;od 10 issue
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keh toF 1921 from the various objects of statistical
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l4EA'INER.

ENlE SUBSCRIBERS having connect
ed themselves together, TAXI this meth
cd of informing their friends and the public,
that they will carry on the
Tanning y CurryinS Business,
Under the firm OF J. x {. roe. They will, in
addition to their present stock, receive in a
few days from Philadelphia, a quantity Of
Ieather-among which are 300 sides Skirilng,
20 dozen waXed Calf Skins finished by Joseph
Keen x Sons, loo Horse Hides, 100 sides best
Boot Soa, Bag Hides, Hog Skins and Tan
ners Oil--alI OF which will be sold low for
CASH JOIN POE,
CASWELL POE.
n. B.-Cash or leather viii be given for
hides, or they will be tanned ON the usual
terms. j. g. G. POE.
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W ard Eiection.

u HE Ward Election for uinr Common
\ Couuc,lmen ia each ward, in the towr
OF Lyn,hurg, will take place pursuant 10 an
act OF Assembly, entitled "An act dividing
the town of Lyncnbnrg into Ward, and Tor
other purposes, on the first Tuesday in april
next aud will be held in Lynch's Ward, No.
/, being all thai part OF the said town below
the Isl alley, extending from Lynch TO twelfth
street, at the tenement occupied by David
Walker rs conntinv room, on Second street
And in Henry Ward, No. ,, being all that part
OF the said town above snid FIRST alley, extend
ing from Lynch to twelfth streets, ut The tc-
nement formerly occupied by Patrick Lam.
bert, ON Second street
SAMUEL BRANSFURD, Sergeant
March 4 6O,ytde
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TAE A.AW -SVANOl..

H'HE next and third session of this school
Il will commence on the first Monday ia
March next, at NEEDHAM, in the county of
cumberland, near FARMyILLE, in the county
OF Prince EdWard, and Commonwealth of
Virginia.
The course of reading and Of practice, will
be the same as heretofore.
In this school, every thing is taught which
IS calculated 10 instruct the student in cor
rect knowledge OF the theory, as well as
the practice Of the law, in all the principal
courts of the state. Time has proved the uti-
lty OF this school to some, and might have
proved il to all, If they had continued long e
nough.
For the principles of it, and the mode Of
proceeding in ii, refer TO the printed jour
aals
Terms The Lac School.
cannot consent to continue my efforts TO
be useful, unless can really he so and for
This reason cannot take a gentleman into the
IAw-scHeoL for d less lime than whole ses-
sion, ending with the wear; no, Tor a less sum
than one hundred dollars in advance.
These terms will not be applied TO those
who were al the last session
could take two more foDng gentlemen, To
i've with me, as members Of my Family, each
paying three hundred dollars ia advance
those that live with me can be supplied
with books.
shall be here until the last ofFebruary next,
ana will attend, to any letter, in the mean
'ne' which may be addressed to me on this
sHJect, with much pleasure.
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb. 81. 2w %.