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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
n the Cart Of Chancay If he STATE Of Dela.,e, 5r Sas-
coHnty.


coRnty.
C1ob'a David Canwell, James PeeryN
(son Of James, David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, and Robert
and Joseph Peery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Mary, Eiza Sarah, Hester and Viii
liam y, Peery, infants, by Robert Hun
ter their guardian Bill i'll Equity.
COober. William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'lThortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Aetta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
And wit this 31st day of july 1923 on motion
of compliments Solicitor on adayits made of Aleto
Mary, William and Reuben Turner defendants residnlr
ont Of the state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that the
SAID defendants do appear in this court and in this cause
on the first Monday of March next or the compliments
bill filed IN this cause shall be taken pro conesso and il
us further ordered that copy Of this order be Inserted
within thirty days from this date in the Waterman uub
shed ia the Borough OF Wilmington, in this state and in
inc Democratic Press, published in The CITY OF pllltle
pma ana IN each OF those papers published Tor three
months next after its first publication.
TIE STATE Of DeIa,vare,
SnsSeC County, 10 yei: {
lsEAL In testimony that the above IS a true copv OF
the order made IN the above by the Chancellor at uv
ern 1885, have hereuno set my hand and affixed the
seal OF the Court Of Chancery at Town IN The
County OF Sussex aforesaid, this 9TH day Of Aupnst 1903
| [Aug. 22l ~ 68 z. I,
The Democratic Press will insert the above notice three
months and send the paper containing the publication du
ring the same time, to David Hazard Milton Del and At
the end OF that time his bill for payment
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NOFICE.

Ill persons indebted 10 the Of Francis Wav de-
ceased are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate are invited 10 pre-
sent them legally atcsted order for settlement to
ELIZABETH S. WAY, Adm'rx
Wilmington. Del. Mo 18th, 1898 67-4tn
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Y{OI'EL.

HOI'EK.
sg1sEA THE subscriber having taken the
M# fHstg House lately occupied by James Frazer il,
sgHs the Town Of NEWCASTLE respectfully soil
cts share ofpublic patronage This House.
%Gre Judges OF the several Courts and the Gentlemen
e a, generally putup during Court TERMS is situated
UIpu'S me Court liouse, commands fine view Of the
nyet delaware and the Fort the Pea Patch and IS we
SuA'eu ior comfort at any OF the year Ii has
uulelsone considerable repair AMI las attached TO il a
large stable and shed, in complete order, and fue ward
rasSaSes IN the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack and
''ean Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken.
April ], 1898. i son.e
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Scbenle
SIl7OO

In this rich lottery there only twenynine hundred
Tickets 1900 less than the last class, the prizes
sideraby higher numerous, and only IL blanks 10
la p,t:e
Here you may pick up prizes pigeons do eoSand in
deed it not that OF best citizens unac
contaby preudced against lotteries, and thereby inh
ence others, could draw this lottery in 60 days as it
lis the tickets sv and the Prizes rich hope
ing and many worthy people, who before to
otteres that they have witnessed Hopes honest and
superior mode of deciding chances for fortune by
rotation combination of numbers and all in five minutes
not unwilling give their aid formerly yet
still they dislike the appeaton Of lottery and purchase
shares, they would Bank Sock To illustrate
g as boea licensed, offer the following impromptu
but mark,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29


liberal Friend in manners plain,
And disposition kind,
While lately chatting with wife Jane,
Thus spake to her his mind.
"Nyhat did thee do with that bank note
gave thee Seventh day,
In the receipt book, nothinG's wrote;
For what then did thee pay'
"NIy Dear, for aught did not pay,
But stock speculation,
In what called, heard Friends say,
L6pe's Church and Congregation.
And truly he's real friend"
She said with smiling eyes,
sand on his word do depend,
That the stock will rise.
81 am not of such stock aware,
And thee may knowas far,
The Ne1o Hgbe Stock Of Delaware
If so, It's not at Par.
y may be that, my dearest Jane,
But give thy wishes scope,
For should ii iall--why still Ills plain
Thou hast stock of H9pe
No matter then what stock thee bought
hope thy stoci. will rise
hope so too--,Iane iuiy d.0nglt,
T1ntp ti,a JJ,;-a
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We pray il may, and as the ladies generally were fortu
nate the ast class, two alone having gained S150Owe
purpose hasing seats for ladies erctirey the next draw
ps immediately fronting the commissioners, and hear the
wheel The boy who draws the lottery shall be blind.
CRAFTY, and enrich The public and our friends.
" II is worthy Of remark how equally and fortunately
the prizes lately distributed, and the next scheme
Is on larger scales more people must be benefited Ii
is also fact that some Of the highest prizes were sold in
July G Immediately after the drawing Of the lst class
and though we continued selling prizes constany-a 500
and 300 were sold just before the drawing. Vet still our
experience would recommend early purchase as afford.
irg the best chance Of beng fortunate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

T Cooper. } William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'Whortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, AlIetta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner.
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Dagotd September toa,t, 1929
John Hatcher, adm'r oil benjamin Hat
cher, dec II. and come Oh his heirs and d'frib
u,ees, pIainGins,
Against
Thomus Hatcher, Elizabeth woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
Phebe Haynes, Benjamin Greer, Martini
HAYNES and joel Haynes, John Greer, Julih
Greer, Phebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susnnhn
Greer, Edward Greer, kitty Greer, Jnbrz
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, BENIN
min Smith, Mary JUrnagin and Pleasant Jor-
naglt, john Smith, Eliza smith, lieury Smith,
Samuel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
and stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell md
Creed Roswell Henry Asbury Coleman Smith,
John smith, Samuel Smith, loseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, lusrph Hale and phcbe
his wife, together with oihrrs, deits
IL CHASCERY
The defendant, above named not hnsine
entered their appearance and given security
according 10 The act OF Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and IT appearing 10 the s"iislae.
ton OF the court that they afe not inhabitants
of this country, ON tie motion Of the plain
til, by bis attorney, il Is ordered, tina, he said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day m November next, aud answer the plan-
til hill, that Il copy OF this order be inserted
IN some one Of the lyhrhtnrg ncw papers,
Tor two months, and posted mp at the court
house door. A rppV-Ipstc,
s i. SiEPIOE, c. b. c.
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100000 DOLLS.


Lottery and Exchange Office, Ia, Market-st.
BALTIMORE
Where more capital PRICES have been sold
than n. any other Office IN 'meUGa.
Orders from any par OF the United States
by mail (post paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctual attention, as if on personal ap
plbaton, addressed to
J. l. COHEN, Jr.-Baitimors.
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ANok at this &!

OST, between Samuel Wllliams's, in
Campbell, and William IIudnnll's, in
Bedford, about the hast Of September or first
Of Oclohrr.arrecn morocco rOt kET BOOK
containing ten dollar note on the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, and two bouds on stephen
licwrtt for E25 each, and one bond on WIN.
llndnali Tor ta6 Any person giving intor.
naitonol the same TO The subscriber, nj Wm.
iudnans, Bedford county, II will be taken
as great iavor, and shall be rewarded for
the same. AIIN q. NANCE
Nov II l5w2N Bedford County
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| NJ. 81
JOHN Men EAl -Gnn Maker.

| ETURN5 thanks Ia Tie ciliz,ns of
"a - nchhnrg md the lui rounding ruut,i,s
lot t1''rNery liberal encouragement sil,, b..
coniut nccmont in lusIucss- lie would lu.-
thu hk. tbs opportunity oil Informing III,
that he hhs Inv nn hihd, m assortment o..
oNLlNh Gi1tl :. lUI It's, FiSlOl $ ,hh3
NhiicIy OF uth.r articles IN his Inf, oi The
fiji guilty, which he Is willing 10 dispose ?
on ''tN moderate terms, .. he iniehis I, no
wing 'o The Rest in the beginning Of The en-.
ing uu.ucr. lie viii ronliau. In make nug
felaT tnns and Pistols of cSery description !:
and assures lllr public IN gcHvtal Int no Ct
dehtors on his part shall be omitted TO rcndc-
huoH LOOKS aud KEYS, UMBRELLAS
md IhiASOlS, will also be rtI nrcd Ia tho
utFttsl manner.
\ IA few nrticlcs of IDtsTI OLD L.
kiit|itN ~ RhlliI,E, tonsisiing ot II
Sidc'Tnrd, Sccrehry, suudry nthers, which
he would wish 10 dispose ol by lr,set. sele.
October ) gIs
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INTENDING in q short time 70 feore this
i State. 10 BE- obsent Jor sererai mouths, hue
tonsiitattd and appointed Jnn,ts Penn nnd Sd
maei Gorinnd Of Lgnchhurg, my tn'cjW agents
and niforntes IN fact, qcih .fmi and Weonai-
iionai poptrs 10 spprrintend and ADJUST my b"-
siHrw IN his stnte, and their arts te,ti IN 0H IN
stances be- obhan'0rB np0n IRE In NE same "'dh-
mr. and 10 ths sarr. 'r,.nf NJ y done hV mf
persor. GICH HfhhNoH.
Nor. !tlr+w
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" aoNlNGYON MN.

900
4 lie snbsrriber '9jorms his friends and
me- Pubhc N gtnfrat, hat he has rcni,d
ns house hHo'fn by The abore name, stuGted
on H'rd Ir,'t, NJ til c0JUct mmtdinftiy nbore
.ntsus, Darm \. iH,om kgie's, hi,lg occn-
ped by M, Htnrg chairman and he i, no,0
prpdrtd 10 docVumodaic BOylRDIRS. and
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. From hit lonce
eIperi'ncc IN ms business, yd tromiht arrange
msnishe has made, heGtE no Hesitation in pro
missing 10 Pre- 6fitnci,op 10 Most gho MAY cnH
on h"r. he returns HANKS 10 his friends for Hr
hberai rncouvugtmfni Uhich he has airtGdy re
eeirtd IN has H9e u bnsiac's, and soi,riis con.
taHdcs ~ hrif patronage
RUBERr MORRTSS
N ~ bnre targe ynsd N qei,ich drmei
" horse, ran be accommodated II NJ
Oci0btr !. 10
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CONDITIONS.
WOUND,

IN the Forest road about five mic
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WHICH tine owner may have by paying the
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JQHN & |oIISs0S,
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NNt iee.

IHAVE bern appointed agent to collect
A the debts due, and 10 settle the business
of the late firm OF MCKEE, Neon d. Grtolaag,
and as nm very DESTROYS Of cosiue the sanlc
Immediately, | respectfully invite those In.
debted 10 that firm to call nj tho counting
room of W Mckee b. } q Meem, and adjust
the same without delay
JOHN & MEEM
October II ~ w3w
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Fo,,,,a,

an the 18th inst. n sum Of money which
~ the owner can have by describing IT,,
aud paying tire expense this advertisement.
Apply 10 JOIN X IRVINE.
Nov. IL II 20
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ANNE subscriber expecting to be absent
- from this place until March next, requests
those indebted 10 him, to make payment to
William OWENS, who is nlone authorised to
grant RECEIPTS. Is. J. owl No.
NuV IL 81 81
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No l49os prize OF $1,000
Ibu Il pri?r nI 100
'..2e77 1904 prizes of 90
And 100 prizes oil II
Ill ndrked thus sold al COHEN'S OF
FiCE.-OuIy more drawings nov remain to
complete this splendid scheme Al the head
OF a numerous list oil prizes stands the
100000 DOLLS.
with those OF MINOR briI,aucy, such rs 20, 600
10000, 10000 1000, 5000 II of loo, &c
Inc drawing will be continued on Thursday
0jlsr inert, the 2Oth INST. MS usual.
iICHET at SO, may produce 100000
H.lLF at : 81, may produce 50,ooO
QL.IRTER at 3 %, mny produce $1,000
EiGHTH at 81, may produce l2,500
u Tickets and shares, warranted undra" n
TO be had ut
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IN CUANCERY

The defendant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
coraing to the act OF Assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satistac.
ton of the court that lie is not an inhhhitau'
of this Commonwealth, On motion OF ~
complainant, by his attorney, II = oT9ered,
that he appear here on Tho second Monday in
December next aud answer the complainant ;
bill, and that a copy Of thi' order be forth
with published in the Lynchbnrg VirginIan
Tor eight $eI'ks successfully, and published At
| he front door of the court huuse of the said
county on some court day
copy--Iests -
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Arts,
Conducted Iy BENJAMIN SILLlMAN, Pro
Je,sOr ~ Chemistry, &c. Yale COLLEGE.
This Journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

HAS recently returned from the North,
Il Il where he has been for the purI'os. OF
selecting general assortment OF the first rate
materials Tor cnrryihg on the
HIT MnR'gdctur7ng Business,
And avHils himself Of this mcthod OF inform.
my his friends and the public III general, TINT
he u nov fully prepared 10 furnish nil k'nds.o
hats, nl the LATEST and most M proved fash.
lou, nj the shortest notice, His materials nre
of superior qunii,y, of his own selecting,
and from the experience he Inns In the Hat
making business lie has no hesitation in T,lrdg-
ing hinls' II Ia those who fnny hc disposed 10
favor him with their custom, Tint his work
shall not be surpassed hN any oi lhe European
or northcrn manufactures.
u Orders from the country will nj nd
times command his most prompt attention,
and no ln;"s will be spared 10 render entire
satisfaction.
His factoryis on the main street, ncnrly op.
postc the market house, and next dUur to Mr..
John Poc's rnrrying shop.
October = 2twiw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

4 Ii those that have claims against the
~ estate of Joshua Tinsley, decd, are re-
qucsted 10 bring them forw nrd bn or before
the lei day Of january, ls24 and those i'm
drhted 10 said estate are requested 10 coiue
and mskc payment.
GEO. l. ALEX. TtSsLEY, .Adn'rs.
Nov :. w2wl3 Of Joshua linsl'y, derd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

Henry September County Court, 1923.
John Thompson, Compt.
rs.
Beverly Bawram admir- of John r Stegall,
deed. William Smith and Nancy his wife,
John Gennett and Elisabeth his wife,
Defendants.