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BANK OF SMYRNA.

THE Stockholders in this institution are hereby notified
that election for nine directors will be held at their bank
ng house, on Thursday the first day Of May next.
Snyrna, April 1st, 1928 29.St S. II. HODSON Cash'r
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Price so cents per bottle.
This snuff celebrated throughout the United States for
ITS efficacy IN the cure Of caar and slow nervous
head ache, sparcarly recommended by Dir Wa,erhouse
whose certificate accompanies each bottle The common
scotch shuii is universally allowed TO be injurious to The
head and stomacl and sooner later Affects the tranenn
rency and color Of the skin. The coarse black y;s n
struet and dead,n the oacory nerves. and IN process az
time, by stopping the passages have evident effect
the speech This snuff will be found not liable 10 these
objections: It's flavor is rag@ the effect pleasing and
saulary opens and purges the head stimulates the spi-
IN the head pinch or two taken on going to bed will ef
eG1ay remove all distractions ypochondriacal persons
WIN md IN this chemical preparation, complete antdoe
during tedious confinement crowded house or warm
atmosphere, after iagung walk long ride, pinch
or two will richly repay the trouble of constantly having Il
~ your pocket; and which when we'll secured viii for
Tong ume answer all the purposes of smelling bottle No
better qualified 10 resist contagon the use
OF It therefore is Indispensable for all those who watch will
oryst the sick sedentay and studous persons will find
5y ITS occasional Use, cheap and cheering relief from that
much rcadipe. 80 ''''4"6 VI
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Notice to Manufacturers.

HeROPOSALS will be received at this Office for SUNNY
IL ing the United States with the following articles ior
public service. viz.
Cotton Deiliing, 81 wide,
Flannel for shirts, 7-9 vide
Pairs Of laced Bootees,
Pairs of list Socks,
Wo9ien half Stockings, ! Germantown
Wooen Socks manufacture
"REMINISCENCES Pans, Camp Kettles and Spades.
Samples OF Drilling and FLANNEL will be furnished if re-
quesied and patterns ihc other articles will be exhibited
Coaim,y. Ge4lT t6;oc, Comn'y. Gen. os pnrcb,s
phllad March 81. i623S 2g-6t - .
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FOR SALE.

TWENTY-FOUR SHARES OF STOCK in the Farmer,
Bank al Dover-Inquire of the Cashier At Dover and
Newcastle, OF Of the Editor
March II, 1928. Ga. &c
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FEATHERS. FURS. &c.

UST rcceivcd-Feathers of superior quality in bags,
81 containing from 20 10 80 lbs each Also variety OF
Furs, Wool, Gull Bristlcs Rags &c all Of which are for
sale at No. IL, Market Street JOHN r. Bl.INt KLE
Wilmington, March 7ti, 1928. 2l-
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Z. Nj. POMEROY'S

.HE1.1LLTC STRIP AND P.3STE,
kOR Razors Surgeons Instruments, &c. manufactured
u by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Walngford Conncc.
tcut, and sold The Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No 105 Market street The above Strap and Past
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found on triad far superior any before used in this
or any other country. January 1898
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22

P2a9ir1tineIshp heretofore existing under the firm Of
4 oAMC III; BUSH and SON, dissolved bv mutual
consent, Oh the LIST Of January last = ''''u''
az The business viii in future be conlnctcd j., -.
~ Suhsclibe's"t ihe odsand Ipsll's Wharf, whence
AgiLAA.A- TIE SLOOp MARY AIN, Cant. yrs,s.
VIII con'inuctortn ana tiu tho Wharf, fn,r,
twice in every week '''"''e 'i'n'a'
ITa'eui for past ayors is hoped that continuance Of
Wilmington, March q, 1928 aa.,f
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TBWE slBsCitihER, being agent for his brother John
a. YClung, who has removed to philadelphia. Lorrh,
notifies those whn either indebted to- nr have cians
against him. 10 calland have Ae same set ed without delay
Wilmington, April II, 1923. 32-tt
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NOTICE.
Imfortanf 10 Farmers, Iavern Keshers Ccrn
Travellers and Economists IN general


The advantages derived from straw useda feed S,.
ses, cattle and sheep, has long been proved ani
knowledsed by experienced agrcul,urassin Europe ,S
fitness for horse, not only because it is much chcpss
hay, but it at once them against heayc, ha
founders; three destructive diseases to wlichEs1A
are liable and winch often destroy them in the rS.
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonish;n~
cess in attening cattle in the stall, by gen,emanSS
necticut whose experiment has been rcconlmenJej '
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecic 81,
massachusetts Sheep also do well, fed on straw nrer,
ed ~ the ordinary way, as for horses These and m,
other successful experiments have been made b. e"'.
prising iarmers even while laboring under all tie ,i
vanages arising from the want OF easy and erc
method OF cutting the straw The Importance o,he~
ject has long time called upon the genius OF both Em
and America 10 supply the public with some expeJta,
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been n
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and expeDsrGt
been exhibited some of which have done honor "a M
inventors, but in general have fallen short in UTILITY o
old Dutch SniboS, so called. @
But the public arc now invited to call and view for,-
selves. - ''-+
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 70 The estate of Thomas NDanl
decd late OF Mill creek HunLred Newcastle county, are
requested to make immediate payment, and all persons
having demands against said estate, requested to pre-.
sent them, legally a,tested, 10
j. T. FAIRLAAIB,
Attorney in fact for
April 18th, 1928. 152-otn
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

Two Story brick house in French, between ID. & Sd
II Streets Wilmington The terms will be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Market Street.
JOHN L. BRINCKI.E
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1923. 2f-
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STATES
- ~ sNpctlor quulit!'-foT sale al tbs OfTrc
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

cqn'l TO any imPorted--warrante to burn freely
ana an stick well. Manufactured by c Kurbnun;.
fhIiSdephia' For sale at the NVatchnun Oa,cr'
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every hingfr,
purpose, before exhibited both rs it respects sn,r
cheapness OF construction and ease of operation,
1t has been in use III Massachusetts six years and ,n
mands universal appreciation Ii is lalciy patented h.
Giles Day ton, the inventor, u whom the suscber.
purchased the exclusive right uf making and vending
in the state Of Delaware aud has also The a,crr "
virtue of power OF attorney from said PATIENCE. 10 "A
the above right to any person or persona in the counties,
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York. Bucks and Nortlanroa }
the stale of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM Ewes !
June 49, l822-lv Near New c,oL
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AROMATIC SNUFF

For the Head Ache and Catarrh.
Prepared by J p WhtweIl, Boston, and COMPOSED
principally Of roots and aromatic herbs.
Prict, Nm
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NEWARK SEMINARY.

A CLOUD having engaged the Rev Wm. McCAr a
IA gentleman Of distinguished talents and experience in
~ is in good order, and well furnished with Maps
Globes, and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
tenslye and useful educa on The following branches win
be particularly attended yz.-Readng. Writing Ari.
mec, bookkeeping by double and single entry, with some
OF the necessary branches of the Mathematics, English
Grammar, Composition History, Astronomy, Geography
with the use Of maps and globes, and French: ALSO pn
and fancy work. Drawing landscapes and flow ers, enbo-
derry Painting, velvet satin satisfactory specimens
Improvement and scholarship may be by calling at the
establishment.
The terms for board and uition-S30 quarter. with
the Ornamental branches, $3.50, payment quarterly in
advances and every necessary ce furnished the su-
al price On the part OF the teachers, every attention will
be paid to their pupils. Ann CLOUD.
Newark, Delaware, Apr, LIST, 1928. 29-Qt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
NOTICE.

THE heirs Of Neal McNeal, dec, late Of Pencader hum
dretl county OF Newcastle, and Of Delaware being
seized III fee Off tract ofand in the hundred aforesaid adj
joining the lands of Andrew Morton, the heirs of William
art the heirs of Abel Davis, aud the lands of William
Cooch poce is hereby suen, that do in end to apply to
the Court Of Common Pleas for the county of NEWCASTLE
at the next ensuing Nay Term for Commission to mark
and bound the said tract of land. JOHN McNEAI
One Of the heirs Of Neal McNeal, dec
April 1st, 1928. 2o2f9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

E1tract Of letter from an officer on board the
United States Steam Galti0t Sea Gull, dated at
ST. Thomas, March 8, 1895,
owe have just arrived, after safe and pleasant
passage, the Gulf stream always excepted. An
American brig bound for New York, and to be of
in half an hour, will take this safely hope. We
have but just come to, and have taken round
through the harbor, to the utter establishment Of the
natives, who have never such an article in hess
seas as our Steam Gull. They took her, enter
ing the harbor this morning, for vessel on fire. =
We name in for coal. The first division Of schrs
is already beating out Of the harbor. We shall be
off again to morrow with the remainder Of the
squadron all wide awake, happy, full Of spirits and
expectation, and only want an opportunity to show
our proves. The Sea Gull answers admirably
and weathered blow in the Gulf Stream in great
style. The only fault that be found with her
is, that owing to fear that she would be rather
crank, she has not sail enough, and will not keep
way with the Deet without steam, unless in Gains
1t is gallant sight to see her in light weather.
playing round without rag of sail. We have been
literally henmed in with boats since arrival, as
il is rare sight to see "craft," go the wind lc
The contrary Notwithstanding"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
Notice to Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS. will be received this Office for supply
H. ing the United States with tie following articles f
public service, VIZ.
Cotton Drilling, 3-4 wide,
Flannel for Shirts 70 wiac,
Pairs Of laced lIootees,
Pairs of list Socks,
Wooden half Stockings, Z Germantown
Wooden Socks, { manufactures
circumstances Pans Camp Kettles and Spades
Samples of Drilling and Flannel will be furnished if re-
quesed and patterns OF The other articles viii be exhibited
on application at this Office. CALENDER IRVINE,
p Gi%y H,. Gsn 1 ' conmy Gen of purchs
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4 LIST OF THE LETTERS remaining in the Post Of:
N flee at NEWCASTLE, Del, April 1, 1928.
A Alexander Anderson Miss = Mitcacl
b Thomas Budd Joseph Marley
T. Brown Charles Mccoy
Mrs. Ann Barr Elizabeth McQuillau
Enos Barr Sophia AIsbus
Richard Clark NE ard Newbold
Richard Craven Daihei Newbold
ST.. hen Churnsles Messrs L. 3, A T.
Stephel Conklen Ncwbod
Miss Margaret Colesberry PCordeia Pennington
h Abraham Ewes Mary Il. Pc on
+ James Fairfowl REdward Rogers
James FariS S Thomas Smith
y Joseph Jaqlett TGeorge Toppn, Sen'r.
Juda Jones Joseph Thompson
Thomas p Jones George Thomas
Elizabeth Johnston Thomas Turner
4 John Kelley, (p2otl V.Iolln s. Van dyke 2
Abram Kelly Vito Viii
Henry Kae William Vandcg1if, ESQ
Isaac Kello WAsa Warren
Joseph Lewis Samuel williamson
yNIeymor Martin
29--3t II. W. RITCHE, r. III
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
APPRE.YTTCES
THE LATE STORM.

The storm was far more destructive in its effect.
at New York than in Philadelphia. 1t commence
at O'Clock, and continued furously throughout the
day, and without much abatement during the night
also. The snow FELL in such quantities, that had il
not been moist, it would have blocked up the streets
Great damage was done among the shipping, and
some large trees in the Park were Frustrated
From the Trenton FederaList, March 81.
The GALE-Durng the height of the storm,
about one O'Clock, the steam boat stagesfrom New
Brunswick came on with the passengers for Phila-
delphia. a most melancholy disaster befel one OF
them, passing through Bloomsbury, Just below this
place. While the driver checked his horses in
turning out TO avoid fallen tree in the road, a
large Lombardy Poplar was precpitated upon the
stage onaining seven passengers and crushed it to
the ground
One OF the passengers was instantly killed, and
three others badly wounded. The deceased, we
are informed was circus rider, by the name OF
BurStem, from New York. on his way to Phadel-
phia; the two others most severely injured, were
NJ CletIand and Ctark. The driver and horses es-
capped without injury.
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LeTingt0n, March 6,

1t is stated that loss of about 49, 600 dollars falls
on Lexington by the destruction Of the steam boat
Tennessee in the Mississippi and that there is not
the least prospect of recaming the property lost,
because vessels sinking in the Mississippi river are
soon filled with mud and sand, and cannot be
raised.
A letter from New Orleans expresses fears that
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

WOMAN oftle State of Delaware adverses her hus.
IN band for absconding from matrimonial bliss. william
II. Stuart native of Delaware remarkable fond OF
spirituous liquors, awkward in Speech blunt who
socver will take up said runaway and brln him back again
win confer favor and conon. him before his hettcrs
April 4, 1898 2e-At MARTHA STUART
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The Second Anniversary of the Female Bible Society If
tngton, Will be held on Tuesday the 9Th Of April, at
the Presbyterian Session Room The members Of the So.
cley will meet at o'cockand all persons who feel an
interest in the Institutions invited attend al O'clock
when an Address on the subject will be delivered
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

NNANTED lad Of 10 or II years Of age, of respeca
w Bile Connexions as ali arl fcncr 20 the Wooden bu.
81 ess line directed to la FOREST, WHITE &. Co
and efl at the Posloce, Wilmington viii be attended to-
Apnl f. 1913 Ii 29-4t
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

THE Stockholders in this institution hereby notified
that election for nine directors viii be held their Bank
ing house, on Thursday the first day of May next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The report that Baptist Irvine, and the others
who were engaged in the Porto Rico expedition,
had been sentenced to thirty years imprisonment,
proves to be unfounded
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The London papers state that the author of Peue-
ri Of the Psahe, has another interesting work on
hand, the name OF which will shortly be announced.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The Boston papers mention that Bishop Che
verus, Roman Catholic bishop OF that city, has been
nominated by the king OF France to the blshoprick
ot Montauban, in his native country. Mr.. Che
verus has resided IN Boston twenty seven years, and
established the highest reputation for piey beneyo-
ence and learning
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

Six buildings were consumed by fire, at Ballson
Spa on the morning of tie 9Th ult. The loss IS
computed at from TO 10000 dollars The tre is
supposed to have originated from careiessly deposi-
ting hot ashes in wooden vessel.
On the 9th ult. two huts on the plantation oil Mrs
Sarah Mitchell, St James Parish, s. c. were
struck by lightning, and consumed, and eleren ne
grocs killed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

general WILKINSON will receive the harshesi
treatment from the PATRIOTS should his friend the
emperor Harbide fall, of which there appeas to be
very little doubt. General Victoria commander ia
chief OF the patriots, was gaining strength from
every province.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04
PuILApELrHrA, April

ST. MARY'S CHURCH
An election for eight lay trustees for ST. Marys Churc
was held yesterday morning the said Church, agreeabv
to the act of incorporation, when the following gentlemen
duly elected by majority Of six hundred and nine
votes, public notice having been given from the pulpit
Meade, John r. Sullivan Edward Barry, Archibald Ran
dali, Bernard Gallaghar Anthony Groves And the Rev
VIM Hogan being present. duly proclaimed pastor Of
aid Church.
MEx1co-Capt IIawley Of the schr. Fame, arrived at
Philadelphia, states that, according TO the last reports
ccved at Avalado, from the interior provinces, Puebla
OXaa, and Vera Cruz have all declared in favor of the
liberal system Of government, and that the Captain
General Echavcra at the city of Pucb at the head
5000 men, and would march Immediately for the city of
Mexico The Emperor was then in the city Of Mexico and
was said TO be terrifying irepors say, that he also had
5000
The Castle ofSt Juan de Ulna had been reinforced and
was still in possession Of the Royalists
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

Permission having been obtained from the guar
dans Of young Napoleon, and his mother, for that
purpose, The legacies bequeathed by Bonaparte, to
several persons, in France, have been paid by the
French government. 1t will be recollected that
these funds were deposited with LATTE the Banker,
previous to BonapaIte's second abdication,
Some accounts received at Providence by the
Agenora from Honduras say, that the congress OF
ST. Salvador de Guatemala propose union Of their
province with the United States, on condition of
being admitted to all the privileges of ou free con-
stituton. They had proposed in the first place to
unite with the government of Mexico, but the en-
peror who already tntertains some unfounded pre-
tensions to the dominion of that province not &C
ceding to their propositions, their last congress de-
clare that they will now deIend in the name of our
government to which they consider themselves an
appendage
"The province of St. Salvador de Guatemala
extends from the Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific
Ocean and is situated between Mexico proper and
the Republic of Colombia. 1t contains about ITO, 600
inhabitants, including one or two considerable
cities; and produces in great abundance, Indian
corn cattle cocoa, cochineal cotton and the best IN
digo in the world" aurora.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-04

The Ne~5arsh Lstters:--It appears from an
article in the New York American, that Gen. Arm
strong, in review OF Judge Johosons Life OF Gen.
Greene, written by him, and published in the Uni
ted States yMugaEille, has avowed himself The aa-
thor Of these famous letters and maintains that they
were only 4" an honest and manly, though pei haps
ndiscreet, endeayor to support public credit and do
Justice to long suffering, patient and gallant SOL
dicry" 1t has been some years since pretty sats-
iactorily established that Gen. Armstrong was the
author OF these letters, but it could hardly be ex-
pecteG, that he wouldvounarlly come forward o
remove the Slight doubt which remained andt
claim this unenvled distinction still less that he
would boldly assert as he has done that il exhprt
ing The troops not to give up their arms but with
death, and not TO listen to moderation and longer
iorbearance, he acted "as the chosen organ 10 ex-
press the sentiments Of The officers of the army'
few OF whom survive orepeal the imputation thus
cast upon them Bost. u. .4dc.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
BY DAVID c. WILSON Snrn1r

ID virtue of writ Of Ais. Vend Exponas to me direct.
I'D ed will be exposed 10 public sale at the house oil
James Henry, i'll St Georges hundred Monday tho
tweny-sevenh day of October inst. at O'Clock, r. NJ
the following described plantation ofland situate
lying and beng in the hundreds Pencader, ST. Georges
and Appoqunimnk and county of Newcastle to wit No
LIN Appoquinmink hundred joining lands of AleXan-
der Crawford, Doct Arnold Naudain and Others with two
framed dwelling houses, barn and other out buildings
thereon erected containing three hundred and twenty
acres more or less. No adj joining lands Of Arnold
Naudain and others containing twenty acres more or less
No. Sin sad hundred, adjoining lands Of Alexander
Crawford, No 4-And others, with frame dwelling
house and other out buildings thereon erected, containing
two hundred and fifty Or less. No. 4In said
hundred, the lte-righ Of AleXandcr Moody adjoining
lands of Arnold S. Naudan John Edows and hers with
two frame dwelling houses thereon erected, containing ono
hundred and fifty acres more or less. No. Sin said
hundred adjoining lands Of John Barlow Isaac RatE and
Others with small log dwelling houses thereon erect.
ed, containing two hundred and fifty or less.
No Gin said hundred adjoining lands Of William lIu.
kill, Samuel Armstrong and Others, with u log dwelling
house, and other out buildings thereon erected, contain
ing three hundred or less No. I'm said
hundred, cedar swamp, adjoining swamp of Arnold S. Nau
dain Elias Naudan and others containing eghtyfve
more or less No ga lot of marsh in said hundred adj
joining marsh of John Mgan, the heirs Of Jasper Cor
rie, decd Containing thirty acres more or less. No
In Pencader hundred, ad dining lands of the heirs of o
Hyatt, decd Samuel II. Black and Others with two frame
dwelling houses, barn and other out buildings thereon
containing two hundred and twenty acres more less
No 10.-In St. Georges hundred, adjoining, lands of Ma
~ Maxwell, william H. Crawford, with two frame dwe
ling houses thereon in the village Of Mddletown, contain
ing or less. No. IL In St. Georges hur
dred, adjoining lands of the heirs Of James Bayart
decd Thomas Durnham decd, and Others with two dive
ling houses thereon containing eight hundred and fort
acres, subject to the life right of Sarah Nautan drn
her natural life. Seized and taken in execution as tn
property Of Arnold NautIain, decd.
New Castle, Oct G, 1928. s4-3t