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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-25
H. Nj. POMEROY'S
RICH NECK ES FATE,
Late the property of William Frazer, Esquire, deceased,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale at Newcastle on Satur-
day the 7 day of June next the house of Henry Steele
the above valuable property, the farmer and gzer sit
uate on the river Delaware in Appoquninink Hundred
Newcastle County, Delaware commonly known to the
public b.. the name Of Morris Listens or Rich Neck 1t
contains 800 acres Of plough land, whereabouts of the
pes sob and from ~ TO 100 of woodland Of the best ual-
~ and about 200 of private embarked meadow adj
JOINING the ssme, web dtched and drained and now beco
mng daily in fine order Also with the above farm $50
acres OF prime Marsh, called Rohs Island situate at the
lower side Of and adjoining Black Bird Creek, at the
mouth, and the river Delaware, and Other marsh of the
subscriber 10 the south This Island is attached and be-
longing to body o. marsh now nearly embarked, by the
Black Bird Marsh Company All of his marsh is cacua
ted for any kind of grass grain, flax or hemp This pro-
perry enjoys great advantages as stock farm for cattle
sheep and hogs. The late owner was well known as a ce
iebraied farmer and grazer.
The Improvements are rood two story bricl dvel;no
mouse, with kitchen, dairy -house smoke house. corn
crbs stables hay house, barn and large ward boarded
m WIN gaes racks troughs, &C. The situation of the
mouse Is the highest between Newcastle and the Canes
commanding an elegant view Of the highlands Of Christiana
AMI AN unlimited view down the bay here is not a more
nearby spot to be found any where enjoying pure air
NON the sea, and fine pure wholesome water 1t Is bu II
mrs oeo Tort Dea ave, and but that distance from the
npated route OF the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
nal - miles from Philadelphia by wa err and So bv and
~ from smyrna and from CantwePs Bridge Ii com
hs he market with the shipping river craft and the
I" ias mentioned towns An abundance Fish and game
al an seasons Ar. Newe the gentleman who lives on the
pr perry VIII show to any persons DESTROYS OF seeing il
Tue terms are half the purchase money in October
y ~ and the residue in two yearly payments with interest
Ae person phrchasng to receive the rent Of the current
e' anu possession SO as to make any improvements in
octoner neT-ahd full possession the 25th Of March 1921
IL y desired sooner, the subscriber will obtain il
Persons dcslos Of purchasing at private sale before c
Nh ct June next, will apply to General John Caldwell
near Newport, Delaware, or N. G. williamson ESQ. vii
mnSton, Or the subscriber,
W. C. FRAZIER,
April IS, 1898. iS;MIst
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IL virtue Of writ of yendi,ioni exnonoe 70 M
~ Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the house Of FIi
La"'oF9, Wilmington, in Christapa Hundred on satr
GAY gay .Ae 1ott DAY Of April, inst at o'c'ock p NJ rhe
the ltorog Of Wilmington, Chrsana nreJ s Ue c5n
y q ~" |Astic, 70 Wit No /, a Brick House. fronting
on second street. and bounded the east by lot Of III
thu North by lot of john fIendrcksoH No ''t tno anu on
tehehehS fronting on King Street, and bounded on The
eas oy 'o OF El Mende"ha the west by lot No. /.
I on oe '"r'n by lot ofJohn liendrickson No g.
ars story Brick Store house thereon erected seized
New Cast'c April 8, 1925 = -"o''a, - Hanson
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April IS, 1923.
SIlERIFF'S SALES.
BY OAVID n xvtr CON

virtue of writ Of evari fcias to me directed will
be exposed to Public Sale at the house of Eli amborn
day OF April inst at o'clock r. NJ All that lot niece q nm
CO. Of ground SITUATE in the Bo ough OF Wilmington
IN stana Hundred and County Of New Castle beWee
Market ahd Sing streets, fir ntng thr yhree feet on Mar
KEY ana my hrec feet King street. bounded by lines Of
Valentine M,Neal, William IIemphu, Joshua lac SON.
NlaHEaret Alsan Sarah ltumtord and Mary Downing
NJ al mat lot Of gro nj, in sald horough al the
Nof'h West corner OF Orange and THIRD sreets fronting
aooHt one hundred and eleven feet six inches on Orange
street. and about two hundred and forty feet on Tbpd
s s,a pounded p! lines of William sipley and Isaac
Sv'rt' NO.. All that lot of ground in said borough
Ho 'thS wen'y feet High street and extending tRa
W. oae hlhdred and four feet, six nches bounded wes
HH, ny Isaac Stars lot, eastwary by line dividing
snS = N ne remainder Of the 10 of which this is mr.
70 NJ pat ot Of Marsh, situate in sad borough, +,
q ! . a"dywnc marsh, adjoining rimothy sdRam
Ia" ileahe, contain IS by computation tw,. acres more
o. IS together with IN and singular the improvements
aha 4ppurtenances hereuno belonging being seized and
(sklaler.) '''''''' "0Oi'so"
New-Castle, April g. 1925. 133-9t
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar ner boy

IN common colds this medicine produces SO saIuary an
erect That they are generally removed in few hours
rs most advanced IN life, will experience relief equally
affected as always the in every stage of pumona
complaints These pills give immediate ease in all ash
lalc ana consumptye cases, particularly in difficulty Of
breathing hoarseness irritation or tickling in the throat
wheezings catarhs pain the side splitting of blood
chi and shiyerngs, &c. while the gentle expectoratior
they promote, discharges Instructions in the glands a.
gealed phlegm - "PN'N " WI
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NOTICE.

TUE heirs Of Neal McNea dec, late Of Pencader hun
dred county of Newcastle, and OF Delaware being
seized in fec of tract ofand in the hundred afr said adj
joining the hds OF Andrew Norton the heir, If William
Stewart, the heirs o Abel Davis, and The lands OF a
Cooc oiice hereby g1uen, that do in end apply to
the Court Of Common Pleas for the county OF New CASTLE
at the next ensuing May Term, for Commission to marx
and bound the said tract of land. JOHN McNEAL,
One of the heirs of Neal NlcNeal dec
apr Isl, 1885 29-l2
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EUNCITLO.N.

BARsT0W respectfully informs the public that i.
has resumed The ardnous duties Of his profession IN lie
You've LAmEs ACADEMY; aud that he has furnished Il v
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acq
an extensive and useful education Satisfactory specnj
OF Improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling
the establishment
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S32 pera,.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or.
Wilmington, Sept TO- 1922. 7l-f
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tsE partnership heretofore existing under the firm d
n SAMUEL. BUSH and SON, was dissolved NV ,rn,,
consent, on the LIST of Jaauary last
EA me business will IN future be conducted by NE
MH Suhscnbclsatthe oldsiand, Busls Wharf, vherce
LlAAsA4 ,,, TIE SLoOP MARY ANN, Capt. yco.t.
ssz-sss "iconnne orun toand from the wharf fBunk
twice in every week 'i''''
Grateful Tor past iayors, it hoped that continuance of
public patronage will be mcrted
Wilmington, March H. 1928 90
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CLaRKE,S CO.I.WENT.aRY.

MEYERS and SMITH, booksellers, No. SO Fulton street
Octave Edition Of Dr. Adam Carkes Commentary vers
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A. The work will be put to press the first of April
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hLKTO.r B.ayNH or .W-3PYL.91,D

l9e Stockholders in the Bark are informed a ~ .Ieo
1on 10 eleven recoFs " Il be held at the banK;n hos
on nnay hs 9Th day Of May next, between the hours
1874 - Il .n I. ~ tlle Do4fd'
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For SHE.

TWENTY-FOUR SHARES OF STOCK in the Farmers
Bank a. DoVer-Inquire of the Cashier at Dover and
New-C Castle, of the Editor "'0
March Ii, 1928 e2,f
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I.HOu.4S .M,DOIEELL

AS removed his Office to No. ca King stree
d mington where he continues perform tle nIS IL
ne Office nf Justice Of the Peace aud Notary it''
Ais" executes Eonds, Mortgages, Letters q h "r,a
Deeds wills Leases, Releases and instruments Of N'
'sei!elally, with accurac, and despatch. % Il
Wilmington, February %. 1925 ""
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CHEAP GOODS.

HNO reduce small stock of winter goods Cloths .s
d. mers Satnetts, &c. offered either wi9'S't
re'a'l at Reduced prices; And almost any arile's
growth, produce manufacture of the United Sa N
re received IN exchange for these and other soOus'
ILL., Market Street, Wilmington. ,,o,,r
March 7h, 1928. A-
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, TaOern Keeters rop,.
Travellers and Economtsts IN general

S
The advantages derived from straw used as feo5s.,
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been proved ar
knowledged by experienced agricuuralistsn E,ron
many parts Of America 10 be very great II has o M
fitness for horse, not only because it is much che.le
hay, but il at once secures them against heayev b,
ioundersi three most destructive diseases 10 whcSo
are liable and which often destroy them in tb r.;I
their usefulness 1t has been used with asonil"ss
cess in fatening cattle in the STALL by genteman Hc
necticut whose experiment has been recommends W,
laid before the agricultural societies in Conneco ~
Massachusetts Sheep also do we'll fed on Straw nrs
led in the ordinary way, as for horses. These AMI n
other successful experiments have been made bv sn'
prisng farmers while laborng under an tIe t1
vanages arising from the want Of some easy and ee'
method OF cutting the straw. The importance of,SesI
icct has long time called upon the genius Of both p
and America to supply the public with some eype5,s.
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been m"
and many. specimens OF great ingenuity and expense 1
been exhibited; some Of which have done honor /, u
inventors, but in general have fallen short, in uty. o
old butch Snibox, so called WIG
But the public invited TO call and view IN, M,
selves,
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NOTICE.

AL persons indebted TO the estate of Thomas MDanel
decd, late Of Mill creek Hundred Newcastle county, are
requested to make immediate payment and all persons
having demands against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, legally attestcl, TO
j. + FAIRL NIB,
Attorney in fact for
April l4th, 1923. 139-g,p
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NOTICE.

By virtue of law passed by the Legislature of the State
., neaWare' IN he S0lh Of January 1925 have had the
llact OF parcel of Land therein described SURVEYED I'M
plot OF the same made and returned into the Rec rer
once OF Dover in and for Kent county, for the inlorma
tloh OF ill persons who may be concerned
Dover, April 10, 1925. I39NSm
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AROMATIC SNUFF.
TOT INC Head Ache and Catarrh.
Prepared by p Whitwen, Boston. and compose,
principally Of roots and aromatic herbs


Prepared 10y Whwell, Boston. and composed
principally OF roots and aromatic herbs
Price so cents per bottle.
THIS snuff celebrated throughout the United States, for
IT'S efficacy ~ the cure OF caarr and slow nervous
head ACHE spalclary recommended by DIR Watcrhouse
whose certificate accompanies each bottle The common
scotch snuff IS universally allowed to be injurious to the
head and stomach and sooner later affects The transna
rency and color of the skin The coarse black ss pi
sruct and deaden the octory nerves. and in process Of
me by stopping the passages have evident effect non
the speech This snuff will be found not liable to those
Injections: its flavor is fragrant; the effect pleasing and
sai'Far; It opens and pmges The head stimulates the sp
ts and removes drowsiness In of catarrh or cpd
IN the head, apinch or two taken going to bed will ef
icGiIay remove all distinctions Hypochonraca persons
WI hnd IN this chemical preparation, complete antidotc
during atedios confinement in acrowded house or warm
atmosphere, after fatiguing walk or long ride pinch
Or TWO W richly repay the trouble Of constantly having
IN your pocket; and which when well secured will for
long me answer all the purposes of smelling bottle No
GO better qualified to resist contagious the use
o. therefore indispensable for all those who watch with
or visit The sick Sedentary and studous viii
py us occasional use, cheap and cheering relief from thai
much reading 80 '''N'S VI
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VEWE SUBSCRIBER, being agent for his brother John
notifies those who either indebted to- or have ella ms
against him. to call and have the same settled hout delay
-. WESLEY M'CLUNG.
Wilmington, April Ia, 1928. 32-4t
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FEATHERS, FURS, &c.

EUST receved-Feahers Of superior quality in bags,
% containing from 30 to 80 lbs each Also variety of
Furs Wool Qus Brstles Rags &c. all of which are for
sale at No. Ill, Market Street JOHN r. BRINCKLE'
Wilmington, March 7th, 1928. 81
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

THE Stockholders in this institution are hereby notified
hat election for nine directors will be held at their Bank
ny house, ON Thursday the first day of May next.
SMYRNA April 1st 1923. 29.8t $. H. HODSON, Cash'r
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DIR. HUFFL.TG1'ON

hffERS his professional services the citizens of New
- Castle and its vicinity and socits share of their nat.
roage hTequred, satisfactory testimonials can be pru
ced as II respects moral character and acquirements 10
practice eight years. - '''' o'''
April 22d, 1923, sA-A4
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Notice to Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS will be received this office for supply
ing thu Cnlted States with the following articles for
public service, viz
Cotton Drilling, Sd wide,
Flannel tor shirts, 70 wide,
Pairs of laced Bootees,
PAIRS of l,s' Socks,
Wooden half Stockings, ! Germantown
Wooen Socks, { manufacture
LihEWlSE-Nless Pans, Camp Kettles and Spades
Samples ot Drilling and Flannel will be furnished if re-
4nested and patterns % the other articles will be exhibited
vi apl'ilcauoh a9tlls offce CALENDER IRVINE,
Io el1 =. Ggtf, OHce. Commy. Gen. of Purcls
illllau March 81 1928 29-6t
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FOR SIZE OR RE.N'I.

Two Story brick house in French, be- cen Cd. & Sd
N Streets, Wilmington The terms will be easy and made
known at No. Ill Market Street.
JOHN n. BRINCKIE'
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1928. 81
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently thnk far exceeds every tlinr Ga
ulpose, before exhibited both as it respects smr,
cheapness Of construction and ease of operation
II has been in in Massachusetts six Years anil nm
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented NJ
Giles Dayton, the inventor, E whom the subscribe n
purchased the exclusive right of making and yeains
in the state Of Delaware, and has also tbe arcnr" "
virtue of power Of attorney from said Patenter 10 N
the above right TO any person persons in the counf
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Nonhamptms
the state Of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EyES
June IL. 1892 Near New Coels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Webster, from the Committee an The
Judiciary, reported bill IN alter he rimr of
holding thr District Court of the {. States at
Mobile, Ito The fourth Mondays uf April and
November y which was twice read, and or
drred To be engrossed for third reading to-
morrow.
MIR. Storrs, of n. Y, offered the following
resolution:
ReSoired, That the Postmaster General he
directed To communicate 10 this House a
statement exhibiting the amount of pusfage
received during the year 1899, ~ each Post
Oihcc IN the United States, aud the territories
thrreuC
Which resolution was ordered TO lac ON tbc
table one dny
On motion of Mr.. Call, it was
HfS0tUfd, That the Committee on Roads
ana Canals be instructed To inquire into the
expectancy OF opening road in the most di-
rect ana practicable route from Pensacola To
81. Augustine, and, further, To inquire into
the eXpedieHry of opening u road from ST
MARKS to Cape Sable, in the Territory of Flo
rid4.
On motion or Mr.. WhitIcspv, il was
HeSoired, That the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed to inquire INTO the *
dlency of providing by law for the distribution
ni arms ~ TIE Militia Of thr District of Co.
''''.''' W. F'UI''U'n CbiIc9ibnONE WIN
I've number ut effective militia in said District;
and for the designation Of a prop.r officer tn
receive the same.
On motion Of Mr. StandiGr IL, was
Rsoi ed' That the Committee ON Roads
aod Canals be instructed to inquire into the
expcdlency of making appropriations for the
opening Of Canal between the na igable wa
''rS oi the Tennessee aud CuOsy rivers.
On motion of Mr.. Brent. IL vas
heSoiued. That the Committee ON the Post
Oiicr and Post Roads be directed ~ in1nlrr
lnto the expedlency ut establishing post ronte
| rom The port Of Arkansas, in the Territory nl
Arkansas, to Monroe, in the county Of Qua
| rhila, Louisiana.
Onmoilon of Mr. Forsyth, IL was
| Hes0'ret. That the Committee ON the Pos,
Office aud Post Roads he instructed Ia inoiir,
into the expectancy of cstublishins mai
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route from Houston Court House To DE- Ka!b
Court HOUSE, IN Georgia, passing by Knox
VILE, Ia Crawford County, New man, in Pix.
County, and Fayetteville, in Fayette County.
aud extending the mail route now established
from Mar"n IT, Cn'mgton, 10 begin at Marion,
IN Tw'ggs County, passing by Macon, in Bib
County, Forsyth IN Monroe County, Hamil-
ton, IN Hurry County, 10 CoviDgton, III New
ton County.
On moion of Mr.. Wright, it was
ReSotrtd, That ihe Committee on the Judi
GARY h" Instructed 10 inquire into the expcdi-
'ncy "i reviving and amending the several
acts al Congress, allowing salaries To the Dis
tr'ci Judges of the United States, so as 10
! rqndilzt, as near ~ practicable, the eOmppn-
salon tn he received by-said Judges.
MIR. GaZlay, Of OHIO, offered the following
resolution, which was land OH The liable for one
day:
| ReSOtred, That the Postmaster General bp
directed 4" lay before this House the amount
~ ariaications IN his department, which nc
CURED previous to July, 1898 and which were
nnt sued for directed bv the 99th section
tthr act regulating the Post Office Estab-
llNhmrnt, designating the years when each
occurred, and not 10 extend beyond l6 years.
On mutton of Mr.. Owen, it was
ReS0iCcd, That the Committee on Military
Affairs hr dh"oted la inquire iuto the exp-di-
ency ni 'raum'ng the prosecution ufthe work
on DtuEinn Island, for the defence of the bay
ana haFhUr OF Mobile aud, further, 10 inquire.
whether the plan now pursued by Govern
ineni. IA prosecuting the work on Mobile Point,
- the most practicable for the interest of the
Government, and the speedy completion OF
the work.
On motion of Mr.. Henry, it was
h'SoiUed. That the Committee on the Pos,
Office and Post Roads he instructed 10 enquire
into the rXpediency of establishing ID post
rnnIc from HuPkinsville, kentucky, nv the
way "i M'Lamghlin's Mill, Flat Lick, and Do
yer, t" jackson, in West Trnncs zee.
On motion of Mir. Cali, it was
ReSOictd, That the Committee ON Military
Affairs i've instructed TO inquire into the expr-
dirncy ofiorlfying the harhor of Pensacola
On potion of Mr.. Wright, il was
! RtSotrcd, That the Committee IN the Ju-
dietary be instructed To inquire whether any
and, 1t any, what, alterations are necessary in
tn" eNiting laws establishing rules Of natural
izaiion : AMI also, into the exprdency of fur
nlslng copies of these laws 10 the courts nf the
several states autnOrix"d to niiuraIize aliens,
as I" - cure II persons DIES, U fna,ual liza
ton the benefit thel euf.
And then the House adjourned
The following persons have been appointed
I" compose the committee on the subject of
Revolutionary Pensim,s viz.
| Mr.. Edwards, of North Carolina Mr. Gas
sedy. Mr. kreainer, Mr.. Hogphnom, Mr.. Kid
der. Mr.. Arthur Smith, MIR. Vance, of y. Car
DINA.