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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
IS.IlC IL. WILSON

ID EsPECTFuLLY informs the inhabitants of Whining
IA ton and us vicinity, that he has commenced the
a4LORlNG BUSINESS at No. 81 Narketstreet opposite
itonert keddys Hotel formerly oFlnns where he intends
carrying T on in all its various branches both plain and
fashionable.
Consisting Of Gentemen's Rockolow, Spanish and common
CLOAKs,
Fashionable Frock, New-Market, Box and
Bang-up COATS, &c. &c.
Ladies Habits Cloaks, Coats and Pelsses,
And Childrens dresses of various forms.
All OF which will be made in the newest fashion, oy to
order, with punctualty and despatch
l. H. w having been in business for nearly FIVE years.
and employed one Of the largest establishments In the
CITY OF Phladepha, as foreman, company with iog If
me choicest cutters resident therein and having made Az
Engagements with his brethren for procuring the newest
fashions at the earliest period of their existence
lie atters himself that these advantages and the nfor-
nation received in addition to his practical knowledge of
the ABOVE business, has enabled hm ensure to the pub
NC that his work will be done with neatness, and style
OF fashion, equal to any in the city Of Philadelphia
H. w particularly requests gentlemen who get Cloth
ing made not satisfactory to orders, leave them and
the price of the cloth viii be freely paid.
Wilmington, Del January l, 1925 1O5-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
DRY GOODS,
LOTS FOR SALE.

HNE Subscriber offers for SALE nine acres of land dyid
ed into four lots, all in good order. One Of said lots
Of two and half acres is in wheat and sown with grass
SEEDS the remaining three in grass, and it believed
will produce as much any lots within this Borough OF
its vicinity The whole of these lots are waered by ne
yer falling spring They are bounded by Pasture street
and the s. Arsenal on the East Possession may be had
ON the 25h OF March next. For terms ami further infor
nation apply to THOMAS WARRINGTON.
wilmington, Jan. Z, 1875 l04-f
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EDUCATION.

5. BARSTOW respectfully informs the public that h.
has resumed the aruous duties Of his profession il tile
Young LADIES ACCIDENTS and that he is furnishing with
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acqut
an extensive and useful cdcation-Sasfactor specimens
OF improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling
the establishment
lEKMs.Board, Tuition and Stationary, SS2 per Or.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per ar.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1922. 71-tf
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NOTICE.

fEE partnership Of e E. Hoo9es is this dav d;ssol
ed-Persons having claims upon ami ,I way dlSsolv
70 sad rn are requested TO call at their former cmn,ino
mouse iol settlement where Henry Hopes will at end MIR
Their books Tor few weeks in which time thew wish fl civ
''-Oo'i''s 'e"ie'' HENRY HOPES
A. n ~ EZRA HOPES
~ H. The business will be conducted byt esubscT;bo,
VINO intends keeping general assortment Of SEQSOVE
AOnbER which he will sell on reasonable term. frcash
End No 10ih, 1925. Id EZRA Iion or Tssl'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
FOR SALE,

A FARM in Appointments hundred Newcastle county,
IA knownby the Of Camden Farm, containing about
$50 acres Of land, with good proportion of narsh and
sucency OF wood for the Of the place, quantity Of
marsh meadow already embanked and more may be made
al reasonable expense. 1t is within one nle Of Can't
Wells Bridge where there always ready market for all
kinds OF grain. 1t rendered the eligible from its
situation on the State Road and the nayhabe stream of
APpoqnnimnk, which facilitates The conveyance IF It's
produce to the Philadelphia and other markets.
The improvements are a cJmmotous dwelling house
with well of good water nlarthc door, and large barn
&c The situation is Of the highest and heahest in
the ncighborhood
Any person wishing to view this property will please to
apply to Daniel Corbet Or Thomas Bevilc, Cautwers
Bridge.
Terms of sale, which will be accommodating, may be
made known on application to JAMES COCHRAN, VIII
mnSton, OF in Jenklntown, Montgomery county, Pennsy
wanna, TO JOHN MANN, or
JOEL. X MANN,
Administrators of the Estate Of JAMES NJ MANI, decd
December 81, 1922. 1O2-tf
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NOTICE.
Jan, 90, 1915.

E subscriber being seized in fee simple of the tract of
land called Liverpool, situate in Broad Creek Hun.
dred Sussex County Delaware, adjoining lands of John
b Coulborn and Others intends to apply to the Cour Of
Common Pleas for Commission to mark bound and esa-
bish his said land called Liverpool
JAMES HUFFINGTON
January 18th, 1928. 1l0-gt
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TO BE RENTED.

A Farm in Brandywine Hundred, called CAesn,n nm
n the property Of Abanus c. Logan. fronting on the
Concord Turnpike Road and the Falks Road containing
about two hundred acres, including lot of marsh in Cher
rey lsland--which win be rented with the place For
terms apply to the subscriber. BENJAMIN FERRIS
IN WeSt-street aear Sd. IVilnington
January 9, 1923 105tf
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FOR SALE.

NALL he sold at Pripate Saie, HOUSE qN-D Tot
w IN the village Of Newarkthe lot containing about
two acres Of ground the house stories high With two
rooms on each floor, and piazza front kitchen milk
house, and well OF excellent water the door, stable
carriage house and barn &C. The above property is Plea
sanity situated in centra part of the village and If not
sold by the first Of March, ill be Torrent For terms a
ply 70 Henry Wtcey Newark or to the subscrjber
in Wilmington. MARY WHTEI I'd
January 18th, 1898. 10y3s
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TO RENT

ETOR one years, that substantial Three Story
a brcl house No. 81, in King street, door tie
southerly Corner of King and Third Streets The House
Is in an excellent state OF repair, well finished, and with
It's appurtennces every way calculated for the comfortable
accommo la;ion of family Apply to
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
wilmington, 18th mo. 25, 1922. IUU--tf
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NOTICE.
Imfortant 10 Farmers, Tavern Keehers, cor,m,.
TRAVELLERS and Economists IN general


The advantages derived from used MS feed e.,
ses, cattle and even Sheep has long been proved n
knowedged by experienced agrculturaissin Ernn"
many parts of America 10 be very great II has pe
fitness for horse, not only because is much cheap
hay, but il at once them against heayes bp,, way
founders three most destructive diseases whicbhn
are liable, and which often destroy them in the ,"
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishn
cess in fattening cattle in the STALL by gentleman % c
he:ccut, whose experiment has been recommended ana
LAID before the agricultural societies in Ccnnecr, a
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do well, fed on straw nrs
ed IN the ordinary way, as for horses These and ,
other successful experiments have been made bv en,
prsng farmers even while laborng under ali t I@'
vantages arising from the want of easy and efca
method OF cutting the straw. The Importance Of th
ject has long time called upon the genius of both Eo
and America, to supply the public with some exper%s'
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been m%
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense G
been exhibited; of which have done honor ia '
inventors, but in general have fallen short, in utility c
old Dutch Snibox, so called n
But the public are now invited to call and view forlr,
splv 80 'sr
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NOTICE


= IL business transacted BY me for Nrs oI,b "
Dyke, which she has reference TO in her notice do,
the f'h INST has been done by virtue of her Power F
torney dacdthe 18th Nov. 1922 under her Hand and Sol
ana Witnessed by hee mother, Mrs. Martha Rhodes -
XvI,.;r,,tor MI 20, -. THOMAS ROBINSON
,---------------- -eNi'' 1925. 15-4tp
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liable TO- an American reader the publishers have employ
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names u such remarkable places on this continent
Sad ana elsewhere, have not hitherto found
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PHILaDELPIiLa .l.ND VIL.ULNGTOVr
PILOT,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
las commenced running between the above places and
continue to leave the Subscribers MarkeStreet, Will
nington, every morning at O'Clock; and the house of
William Elliott, sign Of the Harp and Eagle, Norh-1hird,
between Market and Arch Streets, Philadelphia at the
same hour
FARE ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order. Good Hor-
SEES and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted TO the convenience and comfort of passengc
who will be taken up, and set down suit their own
Yemencc. Baggage at he rtsqueo Of the o1vners.
JOHN NJ. SMITH,
II. KEDDY, & Co.
Wilmington, January 1925 l0S-tf
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SuPERFINE
Sealing Wax.

Equal 20 any imported N hmm eroa,,.
md stick well. Manufactured bv c. Kurlbann;
philadelphia. For Sale at the Waterman Orioe
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DlRb4alTARR STATE hO4VzeZBRYo

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w tina O n,-nlHh yhagel
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thnpfr
purpose before exhibited; both il respects s,1,r
cheapness of construction and ease of operation -"
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six wears and co
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented G
Giles Dayton, the inventor, of whom the subscriber
purchased the exclusive right of making and venlinr
in the state of Delaware, and has also the agency h.
virtue of power Of attorney from said PATIENCE. ia s
The above right to any person persons in the coune
Philadelphia, Lancaser York, Bucks and Northamptonn
the state OF Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM Ewes
June IS, 1822-1y Near New Cos,le
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-11

s The opinton OF one section of country
must he made known 10 Others thai n com.
mon sentiment may be in the end pro,ln-
ecd. the Committee SEE great propriefy in
the public expression of such opinion a.
prevails among their fellow citizens, with
i view not us parti2ans 10 contend Tor
the election of a layofitc, but To dissent
nate information that may be necessary
for an Intelligent decision by the people.
The Republicans OF Massachusetts ac-
tnated by a national spirit, have always A.
,oided As The greatest naliunal evil. any
measures which would bear a local or see
tlonal construction. They haze with plea
sure gwen their undivided support 10 ele-
sate tn office those illustrions citizens of
the South, who have for the last twenty
two years 81 ably conducted the dcstin.s
OF the nation, convinced that they were
worthy to sustain and Justly entitled To re-
eeiyc the highest honors and utmost conf
dence of the People.
Among candidates now before the pub
lie Is citizen of this Commonwealth. and
the Committee believe it Is not only due
to his high character, but that it is respect
ful to Their Republican brethren thnnugh-
out the L. States, 10 declare the opinion
which our political friends in this Com
monwealth entertain of his qualifications
for the high Office of President of the Uni
ted States. BY making such declaration,
no discrimination is expressed to support
the individual in question at all events and
under possible circumstances. Such in
iiexiblliiy of opinion might destroy that
common principle of action from which is
TO be expected aB harmonious and useful
result.
| by declaring to cur friends in other parts
OF the United States our opinion and feel
in6s, al the present time, we mean to con-
vey information which may influence their
deliberations, and are not precluded from
receiving aud examining with canduug their
sentiments and wishes, in the hope, that
by the interchange OF opinion, the minds
OF the whole people may be eventually hx-
ed on that man, who IN ali his oiitcial rela-
lions, viii most worlhily sustain the cha.
racter Of an AMERICAN PATRIOT.
The Committee Therefore recommend
the following Resolution to be adopted
Resolred, That we have unlimited conf
9cnce in .sthe republican principles Of
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS: That WE hold
IN the highest respect the uniform intesri-
~ of his public aud private character a:
That we consider his exalted talents. his
various and eminent services, his political
experience, and his profound knowledge
of the great interest Of the nation as pleds-
es of the ability with which, as the Chief
Magistrate Of The American people, he
would pcomote their prosperity and hon
our. JOHN SHELLEY, Chairman.
Attest-JonN kEYrs, Secretary.
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We tread where arc deposited the sacred
ashes ofthe dead. The planning of tle wa
icrs upon the beach, the hraty sound of
the hreeae through ;hr furest of pines
which spread arudnd the solitude of the
place, aud the broken view OF hills and
nimlntaiD. III thr distance, cxete emotions
oI awful sahliniity. The pnee itself, \
henduned 81 II was nfally century sinen
hy those who would have been disposed
io insult the fallen aud not yet iutruded on
by their successors, Is itself a monument.
II i une of thugc hnenes which associates
with is contemplation, the remembrance
of the Aboriginal uihab,ants of the .and.--
There is scarcely an joel Immediately Iii
rreted To the same effect Thu change of
the river ar the delying of the earth, ofien
diseloses the Wondering benes ri those
Who were buried on HE interval, but no
mound vi monumental stone hallow the
gruind
The inspiration of genius has consecratcd
the visit OF one traveller IL this spot, and
given the associations lhat 30 lorcihly pre-
sent themselves Ia the mind, " local hs.
bitalion,' IN the following imes They are
from The pen of The author OF /" American
! Sketches
LoVElI's POND.
Ma where ARE The soldiers ihat fought here ul
yuro
The sod Is upon them, thsy'll struggle nc
more
The hnlchei is fnlen, the red man is low,
And near him roposrs the arm at his foe.
| The liugle Is silent, the uar whoop Is dcad
| There 81 mirmuro OF waters and woods Ia thcil
stead
| Aud tile Raven aud Owl eilaunt n symphony
drear,
From The dark waving pnes Ger the oomba.
! tants bier.
| The light oi the sun, has Just sum- In the
Nnyc,
Aud long time ago, set the sou of the
brave
The waters complain as they roll Ger ih,
sl0nes,
And the rank grass eneircles few scattered
bones.
Ike voice of Tue hunter Is loud on the
There's II dnshiug OF waters and fuslling d
trees
But the clnngor Of armor has all passed awny
No gushing al life blood is seen here to-day.
The eye that uns sparkling, no longer 1,
bright,
The arm OF The mighty, death conquered 1t.
might,
The bosoms that once for their country beat
high,
To those bosoins the sods oil the wiley are
nigh,
sleep soldier Of merit, sleer eallants OF yorc,
The haichet is ,uilc', the struggle is o'er
Willie tae ir Tree Is green, mad the wind rolls
WhVe,
The tear drop shah briglnea the turf OF the
brave.
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al Mr.. Walsh, evaaed the expedient, and
he run IN the Adams, distancing both hor-
SIS 10 the utter amazement of every
sportsman on the turf. In few minutes
liter, be was rode up 10 the winning post,
ant received the purse of sa5 .0e0, amidst
the aeclamatlOa ot many spectators, par
ticular'y those from New England. We
| aase mol ascerlained the speed of the hor-
ses, but II is said by Judges that The tri-
nnph vas as complete as any on record
IN our sporting annals.-The Adams came
IN perfectly cool--and seemed Ia be look
| lng round for an antagonist--N hile the o.
Tier steeds were apparently exhausted,
and reekiag with foam. We regret To
state, th the Calhoun was completely
broke down, and crippled during the last
round, thereby rendering him unfit for any
iuture contest. 4 bet of So, 200 more,
was staked Oh the Adams 10 run the same
distance, four years following. against any
stced that may be procured in the Union.
We confess there are strong reasons To
anticipate his success and that there is
now no necessity for rcsortng 10 foreign
breeds, when our adtipe horses are found
10 be- SO we'll possessed of sDeed and bot
tom. Among the benefits which may re-
suit from the late counest there is one thai
we cannot lose sight Of namely, it vii
serve 10 render those who have the dircc-
ton of colts and haifbioeds, little more
cautious how they hazard their repstailon
against stceds of tried, approved, and Is.
tablshed character.
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That the time for electing successor to
the present iIiustrious Chief Magistrate Of
the United States, is SO far distant that il
cannot now bc asccrtained what then VIII
be the consideration Of the country, or
who among its citizens. can be most use
fully called to that arduous aud response
Bile station. But the great Importance oil
the Office then to be filed, the momentons
consequences of deciding who shall be
the person to fill il, have commanded at
tention in every part of the Union, and
IN various forms and By various autho-
fity, eminent men are holden forth for
the appreciation and suffrage of the peo-
pie.
Your Committee are not inclined to Ia.
vor the practice of nominating a Candidate
Tor the President by assemblies IN the
State, for Ills among other obvious rea-
sons, that the tendency of such nomination
IS to throw the election into ,hr House oi
Representa-, e5, where as eXppsicuce las
proved, it is iiih.s 70 manifold abuse. In
!hrr yew !, j., desirable 1itat the attention
81 our felioa c,iisens should III drawn IL
! ganaldat", rather by the commanding
iafaenee oi hrs character, than ny amy In
raj or sectional feelings arrayed in his sup
port.
Ent as unanimity 10 a good degree i
Rss' Ss''rae.s VI sbis Srsai eycaslos, apt
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penitetniary Goods
peniten.iaYy Goods,
Most Novrible Z!

T'AKEN, or stolen from my Shop, on
1 4lh street few days past, several
BOOKS, belonging 10 the cstote of Robert
Perrie, deed, viz Elegant extracts from
the most eminent British Poets" volume 9TH,
9Th, 9th, 18th and 18th "Ths Works ofLaw-
renee Sterne," volumes ISL ID, III, 9th, ilth
aud l2ih two Bibles, the one French the o.
iher English, elegantly bound in red morocco.
win give liberal reward for said Books, or
for information vi the same. A. LEWIS.
February II. Is 54
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Christianity; and they reckon hGt man
possessed Of narrow genius, who studies
20 be good. Wiat u pity that the holy
writings are not msde criterion OF true
i dsmcnt or that any ane should pass for
a Gne gentleman IN Ibis world. but he that
seems sol.citoas about his happiness il
the next.
Ny dear Doctor, an forsaken by I'll
my Appropriateness, utterly neglected ~
the friends ofmy bosom, aad the Deepen
danis of my bounty but no matter am
not now III 10 converse with the first, and
have no ability TO serve the lniier lrt me-
not be cast of wholly, however BY the
good favour me Will visit, my dear doc
tor, as soon rs possible writing to you
gives me some ense, especially upon d
subject could talk If forever. | am {.
opinion this is the lnst visit ! shall ever 30
licil from yo,'. Ny distemper Is powpri,ll !,
come aud pray for the departing spirit u
the unhappy BUCKINGHAM.
-.sss-e-
BdHie This French dramatic aufhGr
was remarkable lot sclfBhuess. Calling
upon friend, whose opinion he wished 10
have uponapeN comedy h, found him in his
last moments, but Notwithstanding, prope.
sed 10 him To hear il read. Consider
said the dying man, II have not au hour
IL live" Aye replied Bartbe, but
this viii only occapy bali iha, time
800
valuable mill, Ia the upper part of Al
bany, New York. worth more Than $4,000,
owned by Stephen Van Rensselaer,, has
been destroyed 10y fire.
...~As...
| II isrurioua 10 observe The literal near
ing of the fri names which were bestow-
I'd upon mankind admitting Gain and hic
wicked posteliiy,
Adam, man---Seth, placed --Enoeh,
misrrablo-~-lionnn ossesspn.-- NIahala-
leel, the praised d-jaed, descending
Enoeh, teaching Mcthusehb, his death
produeos--.-Noah, rest On connecting
The words they teach the great truth -
Man being placed ~ a miserable condition,
the blessed God descending shall teach
that his death produces 10 dsbased man,
rest.