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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared By Ezra Dean, Blddeford, Maine.
pnic4 { h....

Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Blddeford, Maine.
Price so cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe, efectuai and
pleasant plysic offered Being composed entirely of
vegetable materials they do predspose to take cold
and may be taken any time, and by females in all circun
stances They give Appetite assist Digestion and carry
OH al crudues from the stomach If taking cold few
Of these prs taken on going to bed hev will oberate
cold. EZRA DEAN
from number of certificates two only are selected
From Enoch Perey, Esq.
Bridly ,oI CunaJerland Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife was violently attacked with The
rheumatism in every part of her France the disorder IN
creased and the pain become almost inB,ppotabIe she
couu not Walk step, nor even bear her weight without
support nor dress nor undress, turn in bed any more
thah AN infant One morning DIR Deans pills were admin
stered to her, and before she could ret ont az the
PED and walk across the and the same day she went
INTO lhe other roo and the day up stairs and was ev
er after able 10 be about, and recovered her hea
and strength Esq Perey further cerfes that the late
widow Pierce, mother of the celebrated Count R,r,rJ
when about wears OF age, afflicted with the rheu
matism that she could nei her wax nor s,aJ NOR even
iced herself without great culy and had been in that
SITUATION number OF weeks and being so atlvanc, in
years, despared OF ever finding remedy She said the
erect OF Dr Deans medicines seemed her almost mrac
uous for in very short time after tanp Them tho o;,
was removed and her limbs restored to their usefness
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
by ourselves families for several years and that We
ider them safe and useful medicine especially for The
rhelmatIsm IN which complaint, in what we have cxpe
enced, seen and heard, consider them more efecal
ian any thing else we have known used and do think
them valuable discovery
Hon. George IHatcher Judge Of the sunr.me Conrt r
Massachusetts,: Hon. Jeremiah HILL Bdddeford Rev M
than VebSter do Rev John 1srner do Can't Sanp Ener
90 rev. raul Ccbn, Buxton Rev. iias .lLo0d Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
STATES
Of superior qualiiy-for sale at this Office.
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax.

Equal to any imported-warrante to burn freely
and stick well. Manufactured by c Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Waterman Offce
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of joseph Ashburn
nam, decd are requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims to present them properly atteste
tor settlement, to Ell ZABErH ASHBURNHAW
january 1st 1923. lO3--4tn gJn,,;a,.a!'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
FEATHERS & FURs.
TO BE SOLD Ar PUBLIC SAIL

- r VI at the house Of Joseph Gpin, Inkeeper, vii.
mington Del Valuable Lot fronting % feet on Second
Street by 80 feet Deep in the Borough of Whining tun,
stairs and three up, with brick kitchen adjoining all in
good order, bounded by property of Jane Wilson, Messrs
et?hs and others further description is not deemed
necessary as persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can call on
Nathan Bassett IN whose occupancy it is, and view for
themselves; possession may be had on the 25th of March
next Title ndsputabe. Terms at sale.
JOHN 8. GEO. SERRTLI.-
Dec 10Th, 1922 1O0-6tn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops.


These drops will cure the most inveterate scurvy,
scrofla, leprosy, ST. Anthonys fire, salt rheum scad
head in children, old ulcers. stuas pmped faces
legs scorbuc govt, foul fostering eruptons, and
every other eruption arising from impure state of the
blood and juices They also perfect Digestion and by
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
thrown off on the lungs &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
Beasley's Family Plaster.

Seventy Five Cents per Box.
For the of breasts sores which proceed from
internal or external bruises sprans, cbains, cons, fresh
cuts or wounds, liberated legs, &c. With each box
sa paper containing printed directions for applying the
plaster with cercaes in proof Of its utility and efficacy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
THE DEL.lWaRE AND .TaRYLayyD
ALMANAC FOR
A - % -
90 %J Cd.
For sale az this Office, by the Groce,
lozen, or SINGLE one.

~ OAAi6iS OllSS
CO.NTE.rES.
The Charming Young Quaker
Spring Described
Reflections on the approach OF Winter
Anecdott OF MI. Andrew Niilar, and the autho,
Of Blu, MS Justice.
do Peter The Cren,
Bow Street. Ludicrous trial fnr az assault
Rules Tor foreteing changes 10 the weather, &c
from an English wo,k
Ludicrous mistake
Queer Take-In, in an odd manner
The Power OF Imagination
Wife oSN""s
Death the surest Constable
Remarkable courage and ihtrepidity OF the late
Kew. j. W. Fletcher, OF the Methodist EpisconaI
Church
Violent deaths of ustrious writer's of Antiou,tv
Anecdcte OF Archbishop Mountain
Sir Isaac Newton
DIR. Franklin
Benevolent Quaker
the Pope, SC.
RECIPES Tor the Cure OF Ague and Fever
Asthma
Sore Eyes
Corns
EXtratt from communication by Gen. Hum
PnFeys' 10 the Connecticut Agricultural Society m
making Cider, and preserving Pomace as a snbs,i'
tute for Hay. '1'''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
AROMATIC SNUFF,

Il Ut TIC I1eau ACNE anu SdIdIIls
Prepared by P Whitwell, Boston, and composed
principally oil roots and aromatic herbs.
Price so cents per bottle.
This snuff celebrated throughout the United States, for
its efficacy in the of caarrh and slow
head ache, particularly recommended by DR. Waterhouae
whose certificate accompanies each bottle. The
Scotch snuff is universally allowed to be injurious to the
head and stomach and later affects the tanjpa-
rency and color Of the skin The black snu OBJ
strc and deaen the oactory nerves. and in process of
tme by stopping the passages, have evident effect
the speech This snuff will be found liable these
objections its favor is fragrant the effect pleasing and
sautai it opens aud purges the head; stimulates the spi
rs and removes drowsness In of catarrh cold
in the head, pinch two taken going to bed, will eff
fecay remove all distractions Hypochondracal persons
will ind in this chemical preparation, complete antidote
During tedious con ement in crowded house or warm
atmosphere, after aguing walk long ride, pinch
or two will richly repay the trouble of constantly having
in your pockets and which when well secured, will for
long time answer all the purposes of smelling bottle. No
compositions better qualified resist couagoni the
Of therefore indispensable for all those who watch WITH
visit the sick. Sedenary and studious persons will find
by its occasional use, cheap heerng relief from th
lassude which invariably accompanies long sitting or
much reading.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
EDUCaTIO.N..

, - BARSTOW respectfully informs the public thai Ic
has resumed the arduons duties Of his profession in the
ioUNS LADIES ACADEMY; and that he is furnishing it with
MAPS Globes and ether apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful educatiSn Satisfactory spec me
Improvement and scholarship MAJ be seen BY calling q
the establishment.
lLNMs.loard, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per or.
Tuition and Stationary, ST Der or.
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1929. r1-t
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FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR SHE,

The subscriber offers for sale the plantaon on which
He now resides situate in East Nottingham Chester con
IH Pennsylvania containing hundred and nine acres
OF excellent land, including large portion of rich bottom
meadow, all in high state Of cultivation except the wood
land. On this farm good stone dwelling house Two
Stories high, with kitchen and fountain of waterin
the yar, stone barn 40 by SO feet grst mill IS feet
square with large share OF custom; mill on an ex-
cellent construcon--the stream which turns them het
tie Elk river, being of the most permanent, IN that Dart
of the country; two story tenants house. aggon house
carriage house and store house all in good repair There
on tins property IN unmpro,ed mill seat, with sixteen
feet head and fall AS Is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase such property will view it for themselves
% unnecessary to give further description of it. An
indisputable title win be given and The terms made easy 10
the purchases For further particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, Oh the premises
or benjamin Ferris, Conyeyancer, Wilmington.
mo- 18Th, 1929 est
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Containing description of the empires kinpdons s,,,.
Provinces oues, towns forts seas, haibuIs rivers Lakes
mountains, capes, &c. in the known world -.
WITH the government, customs uanners am, I; &c
inc inhabitants the extent, boundaries and natr,3 r
uuCu1" oi edch uiitfy the trade, manufactures and
u5osiueS oi inc cues and towns; their longitude lat.
sIupG' bearings and distances in English niles from rcn,a
kabie places and the various events bv which tbet bo
tnceh isthgulslcd; including the constitution az thc 7
states the ordinance Of 1887 and the Constructors f H.,
respective states together with s,iccnct ocoT,t n i
least fifteen hundred cities towns and v;iia,, 49,.
ia more tan any treign edition OF the same ,yorl h
Wch the numerous mistakes and DEFICIENCIES nf 1rs9,
a@Gteers respecting this country are corrected and sun
lphed-luusTatcd by neat cuortd nan oc th ~ S..s
l-OrSmaily written by r. BRooEra y ~ c.t,
Amer can, from the Londonedition of 1910 viz ;on
ana Improvements, by WIN Danny member 10 re Key,
olA ilst"iIcai society," author of Map and Statistical
account OF Louisiana, Emgrants Guide and To,~ from,
New York to Detroit N0' anu AouE lrUNi
~ order 70 render this edition in peculiar manner va7
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a. spy " ms city as editor, to collect @ insert
tle names OF such remarkable places ON ths ,oppen,
ladJacen islands, and elsewhere as have NOT hit ~ fnt
Hce III any gazetteer extant; TO renodfy scb articles
= alc e.hef erroneousy or effectively stated In the or
I'll ,b anu IN me- as far as practicable to comprise
cie names OF places worthy of notice in the worId
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]. CLING g co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

VHViAF an application win be made to the General As
seinby OF Delaware at the session thereof Ir
authority to alter part OF road in the hundred Of st.
Georges heretofore laid from Sucker Run to Saowdcr
Branch December 10Th, 1922 100--ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
GEORGE w. METZ

Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that he continues to carry the Brush and bellows max
ing BUSINESS ~ al its variety, at the II Hgh and %
y streets, and viii BE- pleased 10 meet with their custom
Bdr'ssmiAo Bezow, mad! aai yafaacd.
q AVE YOUR BR.STLES! The highest price, C.7SH
- viii be given for hogs brises of good quality Many
thousands Of dollars might be annually the United
States and which would be clear sayn, to individuals
by careful preservation Of this article whchalsas meets
with ready sale and commands the cash.
boy about Is IS years old of GOOD moral character
and industrious habits, wanted az an apprentice
Wilmington, Octsber d, 1922. S2-9m
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NOTICE.
Imhorf1nf TO Farmers, Tavern Keeters, Cartu..
Travellers end Economf8ia IN general


The advantages derived from used as feed orh
SEES cattle and sheep, has long been proved AMI VI
knowledged by experienced agrcullurassin Eurppr ,n
many parts OF America, 10 be very great It has pecu
fitness for horse, not only because it much cheaper @
hay, but il at secures them against heayes bots d
founders three destructive diseases to wi ,hbns
liable, and which often destroy them in the nia y
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishing o
cess in attening cattle in the stall, by gentleman in Cn
necticut, whose experiment has been recommended ma
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut any
Massachusetts, Sheep also do we'll fed on straw pens
ed in the ordinary way as for horses These and many
lother successful experiments have been made By en,
Uprising armers while aborng under all the disJ
yantages arising from the want of easy and eferl
lmethod Of cutting the The Importance Of the b
ect has long time called upon the genius of both Ero
and America, to supply the public with some expeditions
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been made
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and expense ha
been exlbltedi some of which have done honor TO III
inventors, but in general have fallen Short in utility f
Iod Dutch Snibox, SO called.
But the public are invited to call and view for then
lseves, a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.

which we confidently think far exceeds every thing forth.
purpose, before exhibited both it respects simDci
cheapness Of construction and case Of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts, six years and conn
mands universal appreciation 1t is lately patented h
Giles Dayo, the inventor, of whom the subscriber la,
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending
an the state OF Delaware and has also the agency By
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Patenee 10 s
the above right TO any person persons in the countes
Philadelphia Lancaster, York. Bucks and NorthamDton,
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EVFS
jane is, i822-ly Near New Cas,le
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Notice

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
.Dme by Clement Townsend and Branch Jor.
dan, bearing date the 20lh day Of August
1923, and duly recorded In the clerks office
Of the county court OF Campbell for certain
purposes mentioned in said deed, viii be sold
to the highest bidder for ready money ai
Campbell courthouse on Tuesday the 7th day
OF October next, the property conveyed by
said deed of trust, 10 Wit One negro NOmnn
named SIvey aud her two children Elvia and
Mary, all their the said ToWnscnd's and Jor-
dams Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
stock OF Cattle and Hogs, one yoke Of OAen
and Cart, one road Wagon, all the Planta-
ton Utensils, md the crop OF Corn ard Oats
growing on the plantation OF said Townsend
and Jordan.
Acting rs trustee will convey to the pur-
chaser or purchasers such lille as is vested in
me by said deed PEiIoN GLENN
Sept 26 wtd.S
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From the Nantucket Enquirer.
FASHION.

Fashion IL, and ever has been tyrannca',
and subjects its votaries to many privations
and difficulties. tits perpetually changing,
and scarce II vessel arrives from Europe.
hat what some new one is imported, to tor
ture the human f6Im into gentity. Ii 1t
is fashionable, no question is asked about
comfort /; add whatever may be the size Of
the body, be il large or small, our mortal
part is soon made 10 fit it and we look
vastly happy, and appear perfectly easy,
while IN Tact we are writing under pain
equal to that inflicted by thumbs screw.
But no matter, it is the fashion, and bellies
and beaus are willing to subject themselves
TO il reasoning very conclusively that pain
is nothing, compared with handsome
shape and torment less than nothing, if IL
will but reduce the form to perfect symme-
try.
We did not take the pen for the purpose of
railing against fashion, or its votares but
merely TO drop word or two of advice tn
our aged mairons and their more aged
spOuses, not TO be so outrageous against
the modern customs the younger part Of
the community ask them to remember
the days Of Their ddadyism--their cooked
hats-ther leather breeches-and buttons
on their coats AS big as modern sized tea
plate and some may remember, how hard
it was when the fashion changed ~ get rid
of these fashionable small clothes-and &c.
ter bordering well the best way of wearing
them out, have quietly sat upon a grind
stone, while another youngster has turned
the crank. We know there are many very
cynical, who are always talking about thedc
gencraey of the modern taste and customs,
and laughing at the leather straps and busks
Of tlIrir own sex, but forget they were
themselves once encased in stays that would
have proved impenetrable to II FOUNDER
and as for the other sex, il is not more out
of the way to tie two or three cravais fight
about for the purpose of giving them pro-
minent eye, than for oer grandfahers 10
wear wigs as big rs "A bushe, for the puF-
pose of giving them good look of gravity
and wisdom.
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PATTERSON PATTERSON.

PATTERSON PATTERSON.
This was tITllng matter ofmatrimoniat
misery between Mr.. Peter Patterson and
Dorothy his wife.
Eight months ago Dorothy was not Mrs.
Patterson, but Mrs. Masrah-- size being
then the happy wife Of her oiDu lawful hus-
band, Mr.. Pelham MagrHh, of BucIerdge
street. III the Parish of St. Giles, mortar
carrier. II SO happened, however, Mr.
PhelIm Magrah died, leaving Dorothy a
iorlorn widow with three ehiider--the
Youngest only three weeks old, and the
eldest a comcly damscl of 10 years, or
ihcrcabout-For full five months after did
Dorothy dcmcan herself sorrowfuIly amt
ddccnHy IN h.l m,ddyhoodh but ut the end
To that time there was 10 villc for the
chIder . aud Mr.. Peter Patterson drop
ped Ia and said to her, e" Och Misihress
Magrah,n said he" an, if yc'd leave off
yer pidddging its meself would be the
father Ia the children ye've got--and some
others, may be, Mr.. Magrah," said liz, & he
had asoaxing tongue IN the head ofhim, aud
she listened 10 him, and the children cried
for the bread aud she laid aside her wi
dow's weed 's5,nd be-, ONE Mrs Peter Pate
trrson. This was only six weeks ago--buf
.hefnre the honey moon had passed, Peter
Patterson plainly showed what he was by
kicking her oul Of bed, and saying To her,
" Mistress Magrah that Was" said he, g" ye
may take The children and get out of IL en-
tirely; for, by the Powers Misthres Pat
tcrson that ~, mesrlf can't stand the bother.
oft any longer NJ all % Many other nn.-
kindnrsses did Peter Patterson perpetrate
from time 10 time thereafter, but we have
not room To detail them suffice it To say,
that n" had not given her biz of piHie for
this Fortnight past that she was Of course
compelled 10 so out and seek food for her
sell and children that he took advantage
OF her absence To lock the door Of his place,
refusing TO let her ~ when she returned,
aud upon her breaking the door open witA
her fair foot he rushed nj her, poker ia
hand, and would have nluTtl,srt her--only
she ran down stairs nth her life She ad-
ded, that II was not wonderful Peter should
use her thus hardly for he =" murthcrt his
first wife quite cidne and comiortabte, and
nobody none the wiser as all tie neighbors
were ready 10 swear !"
Miss Judith Magrah, eldest daughter Of
Mrs Patterson, corrobovnted her mothers
statement and barring her own white
shoulder, showed a brliise which her cruel
step father had inIlict ed on il with the foot
OF brass candlestick because
she stood up in delt ace Of her mother and
like her mother, size declared she would
have lost her life had she not run away with
it.
Mr.. Peter Patterson had nothing more
70 say, IN reply TO MI this, than that Mt..
PATTERSON MAS not the woman he took her
Tor; aud he vas ordered to enter into
suretles for his Keeping the pence which
not being able to do, he was eonssn,
ed to the custody of the jalor.
Lon. pa. Juiy 20