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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
FALL GOODS,
JOHN T. TOWNSEND, 4

Has yast Opened.
rFSWELVE Boxes snG baIss OF DRY
u GOODS, consisting OF
Brvadcloth, Va.enca snd other
<,s..imeres Nesungs
Eiannsls; naizes A complete asso.'.
4 complete sssort' meat oi 9So'eh
mept of Peiisse PlsIds
C,o,hs Co,oiine Piaids
Elegant figured Pc. Me''no * Cashmere
Iissc silks ohawis
pss, Enplisu dark Stou, linen Disper for
C;ocha,n. Table Cloths
Figured and plain Brds.eye ditto
bomb,z.us Superior English cot.
Rose Blankeis OF all Ion ehi'iipSS
s'ges
Together with silk Plush and silk Ve''et'
or al, colors oil cloths tor ls5les black
faanels winner Ribbons, &c.
ALSO, coKsTASTLY ON HAND,
A cepessi Asso. neDt oi the 0esi Domes-
sic COTTON GOODS.
Nov. 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
DANIEL E. DENHAM,
Uateh Maker and JeweNer,

NJ IIV1 TFNNEssTHKETs
EiS Jor sale.
OLD and Silver Work, OF all kinds,
" w.lehes, Jeweiry. and Cutlery, Hardware,
and g-ca, varietyOi tAHey Articles
Gold sna Silver " ok m snufao,ured and Watches
repaired a, the above place. with re.oess aud dss-
.aaich C-r Cash s,ea to- old gold snd nrvr
Seynort, Nov. b.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
Patent Hay and Grain Rake.

FsNiE public frequently solicited to patronSe newly
inventedmachines that embelshed by howery des
crptons of their wonderful utility, but when tested by
tua application are found useless and but catch PEN
ny productions It is therefore only the intention Of the
subscribers inform the public that they have purchased
the exclusive right of making and vending in the State OF
Delaware, Pennocks revolving patent hay and grain rake
which in their opinion it will not be thought arrogant
say by far SURPRISES any thing of the kind ever offered to
the public possessing the combined properties of cheap
ness simplicity of structure, speedy and easy in its opera
ton and of durable Materials will rake clean any
hand rake any bottom fit to be moved and will sheaf
grain after two cradles They refrain from further
ments, and refer those wishing purchase, the
ed certificates of those few who have had and used them
the preceding season, and invite them call the fol-
lowing persons Agents here they may be and had
viz Thos. Garrett, jr Wilmington, Philip Reybold Ora
gon Neck, and the subscribers, their mills Pike
Creek, near Stanton JOSHUA JOHNSON & SON.
Mo. l, 1928. 46-12p
WE hereby certify that have used during the last
of the above described horse rakes made by
Joshua johnson Son. and that found it our
most sangune expectations that performed with great
and ncatness, and in speedy that at the
lowest estimation believe will the labor of five
men in making heavy hay and in light, double that mum
ber 1t will CLEAN rake after the when hauling,
superior to hand rake In fact renders the rakng part
of haymakng of almost no importance.
JOHN ERWIN, near Newport
SAMUEL MEEIEER, near Newark.
Mo 90 1909 "
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
FOR SALE,

A FARM containing $50 acres, two miles below the
IN Bear tavern, the Newcastle and Frenchtown turn.
pike, in Newcastle county, about miles and half
from New Castle from Elkton and the from French
town. and four and ahaf from Christana Bridge robes
for the Chesapeake and Delaware canal runs through
the farm short distance from the house. Tie situation is
BILE good of CIVILIZATIONS and divided into fields with
good thorn hedge and fence. The boundary lines are
nearly all set with hedge. There is good proportion
woodland, pump Of good water at the door, and a very
good apple orchard, with almost all other kind of fruit
rees. On the property there is good frame house and
log kitchen, granay, stable, and very good baack and
chair house. Immediate possession will be given if requi-
opportunity by applying the subscriber, living thereon
+. PENNINGTON.
Aprl ~, 1928. Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
100 DOLLARS REW

A BsCONDED from my house on Sunday 1norninr Mo-
18th, 1928, my Negro woman maid servant. Eliza
t,c s she is about nineteen years Of age sende,
oouy, sa hmbs remarkably well made rather taller than
ule common height likely, good looking countenance
ana rather dark brown complexion. She carries herself
SPlig', WIN her head little side she walks
one dresses neat and having been brought up o
nseoie %oik and employed altogether seenstress.-
sne tooH away with her, black silk gown, white can
nrlc muslin gown, and English cotton gown, and domes
nc striped hnsey gown and straw hat lined with
"l,e SIX When dressed for visit she commonly wears
q whte muslin ruff neck handkerchief reaching half wav
P her neck. She has very geniee for negro
apcohded IN company with Mr. John r. Pacas negro
!ei1w Jim' jim likely negro five feet or inches
u helsht and ota dark, black complexion Eliza and
I'm passed through Chuch-IIi, Sunday evening" May
ion, 1875 For the appre non and delivery Of my said
woman, maid servant, to in county goal at
CenIeviile, will give hundred dollars reward.
o.., ALFRED JONES.
Queenstown, Queen AIMS County
Eastern shore Of Maryland, May 26, 1898 45--6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
WILAfINGTON AND PHILaDELPHL.d
POST COACHES,

Continue to leave the houses of Eli Lamborn Joseph Gill
pin and the Swan Tavern, Wilmington, every day at and
O'Clock for Philadelphia returning leave the houses Of
Andrew Oliver Indian King, Market Street, and David
Johns, White Horse Bank Street, every morning at and
10 O'Clock for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLL. AND TEENI'KIIgE CTS.
Having first rate horses, good coaches and careful dry
ers together with determination TO conduct those lines to
give general satisfaction, induces the propetors to pre-
suine on an increase of public patronage.
As the proceeds of the two lines equally divided it is
immaerai at which Of the above Offices seats taken.
Passengers, for their convenience, will be takea up SET
dom IN any part IF Tie City,.
Baggage at the risk of lie owners.
ANDREW OLIVER, GENERAL j. WOLF, D..,..
ELI LAMB0RN. SN'P''''
October IS, 1922. 8I--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
IHO.lE.aS .MNOiYELL

a. AS removed his Office to No. ca King Street, ",
a mngon, whore he continues TO perform the d,is''
the office of Justice of the Peace and Notary Pubic,
3so EXECUTES 3, Bonds Morgage5 Letters q q S ya
generally, with accuracy and despatch - al
Wilmington, February 28, 1928. III
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

Which we confidently think far exceeds eyerytbines.
purpose, before exhibited both as it respecs ySaD
cheapness Of construction and ease of operation
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six wears AMI m
mands universal appreciation. 1t is lately psersSI
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the subscrbssb 4
purchased the exclusive right Of making and yen1o,
in the state Ct Delaware, and has also ibe ancrep
virtue of power OF attorney from said Paenec n III
the above light 10 any person or persons in the COUNTIES
Phlladelphia Lancaster, York; Bucks and Norbampon Il
the state OF Pennsylyania. ABRAHAM Ewes
June Is, 1899 ~ Nenr New Ca,io
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
CHESaPE.AKE and DEL.aW.9RE
CANAL COMPANY.
April 90, 1928.

WHEREAS many Of the public institutions and citizens
w have agreed take shares the Stock Of this Com
pany on the following terms:
Twenty dollars each share to be paid as soon as ff
hundred shares shall be subscribed and notice thereN
given IN three of the newspapers Of the city OF Phadel
pha, and the residue of the of each share to be
paid in twelve quarterly instruments Of fifteen dollars each
from the date OF such notice the said agreement to take
elect, it, within five months from the 18th of April last
fifteen hundred shares should be subscribed and not
otherwise And notice has been given by those auttorz-
ed in this behalf tina than fifteen hundred shares hay
already been subscribed;
. NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEW
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter that books
will be opened between the hours of 10 and 10 in the fore.
noon of THURSDAY THE TWELFTH day of JUNE
next at the Companys Offices No. 90 South seventh-st
in the city of Philadelphia, for receiving and entering adj
ditiona subscriptions of 5000 whole shares of 200 each
m this Company upon the terms above mentioned; that
the books will remain open for so days until the whole
number OF shares are subscribed, and that committee of
the Board of Directors will attend to enter subscriptions
and receive the nstamen of 20 each share and give
acquanccs therefor. By order ofthe BOARD If
President ind BiTect0ys,
JAMES c. FISHER, President pro tempore.
II. D. GILpIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May, 1925. 30-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
NOTICE,
imfiortanf 10 Farmers, Tavern Keeters fy..
Travellers and Economtsts m ee,,,o,


The advantages derived from straw usetas s..,,.
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been n. @
knowedSed by experienced sgricuiuraists IN p,u
many parts OF America, 10 be very great II baa Fe
fitness for horse, not only because it is much eli
nay, but it at once secures them against hesyes % V
FOUNDERS three most destructive diseases 20 s
are liable, and which often destroy them in thy 9
their usefulness 1t has been used with aston'b" "
cess IN fattening cattle in the STALL by gentleman
necucut, whose experiment has been recommends
alcl before the agricultural societies in Connect, u
Massachusetts Sheep also do WELL fed on Straw nr.
ed IN the ordinary way, as for horses. These and n
otner successful experiments have been made BY e%s
prising farmersi even while laborng under all bs T E
santages arising from the want of some easy and eg
method Of cutting the The Importance Of s
Ject has long time called upon the genius Of bob Pv
and America, to supply the public with some eynaJ
machinery tor the purpose Many trials have been n'
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and exnenae l
been exhibited; some Of which have done honor ~ ~
inventors, but in general have fallen short, in ul,y fS
old Dutch SnboX, so called =" |'
But the pubic are now Invited 10 call and view fo,b
seVps ~' 'Vi Atl
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
FOR THE wA9cHMAN.
5 Mo. 90, 1928.

FOR TIE WA2cHMAN.
AN advertisement dated the 18th Of April last by Will
liam ILL., Stuart, against his wife, the advertisement is pro-
nounced 70 be e He in the first place says she was
drunken The is false. lie also states of her sen
der shape, that is false she is than any other wo
nan But he has pictured her other person for
him and made her dreadful being indeed. If he had
turned his eyes about and looked one of his parents he
might have had just views Of the mark of the beast in his
forehead. Aud not to have said his wife was scod 1t
vas tins parent that carried the fuel which keep the Goals
always burning, and as to her relations helping her bad tenn
per as Ia. calls it, is false saying 1t is the opinion if VIM
Stuart or his partner had been handy with the plough
as was with pen paper prisons would be crowded
With such paupers lie would have had to give bill of
sale of his goodsto the amount offry-nne dollars and got
but twelve of at first Q cowardy action indeed. ii is
fact those goods taken aud sold every cents WORTH
leaving his wife nothing but what she had on her back for
ie express purpose TO run away and the waters OF
Wheeling few days ago Here is the sun he left his wifi
tor three or four years hard work. advertising lie in the
2ublic newspapers, and setting his own name to it. or
ONE other person. Now will see if w. H. Stuart will
ONE back again with his in the newspapers This
the first time take The liberty to weary the patience Of
hy readers. 90 farewell. Il. q.
June 10, 1928 IA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per box.

In common colds this medicine = luces so sanitary ar
effect that they generally removed in q few hours
The most advanced in lite, will experience relief equally
agreeable and instantaneous when the breast and lungs are
iected as alwasthe in every stage If pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate ease in all asth-
nailc and cohsumpye cases. particularly in difficulty OF
breathing, hoarseness, irritation or tickling in h. throat
wheezngs, catarrhs, pain in the side, splitting of blood
hills and sverngs &c. while the gentle expectoration
hey promote discharges Instructions in the glands a.
scaed phegm - 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
a Teacher Wanted.

PERSON well qualified to teach the various branches
OF an English school, who come well recommend
ed and none other need apply can have situation in te
school at Newport, Del by immediate application TO either
If the subscribers.
JOHN ERWIN, WILLIAM HERDMAN
MICHAEL KINCH, JOHN l.. MORRIS,
April o. 1925. 35-4t Trustees
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
An Excellent Cart and Gears.

"A SUPERIOR CART, as to materials, size and make
Which has been used but few times will be sold We
" low applied for Immediately, the owner having nc
use tor It. Apply at the office of the Waterman
May 6, 1898. qa,f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
DIR. Relf'5 Botanical Drops.

FTlce One Dollar per bottle.
These drops will cure the most inveterate scnrvy.
scrofnla, errosy St Anthorys fire, salt rheum, scad
ead ~ children old sores ulcers sulas pimped faces
''re legs, scorbutc gout foul fostering eruption and
very other eruption arising from impure state Of The
'iood and juices They also perfect digestion and BY
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
brown off ON the lungs &c. 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
NOTICE.

nv HE.
~ virtue Of law passed by the Legislature of the state
OF Delaware on the Goth Of January 1925 have had The
tract or parcel of Land therein described surveyed and
Rot o. te same made and returned into the Recorders
Office OF Dover and for Kent county, for The nforma
ton OF all persons who may be concerned
Dover, April 10, 1923. ISM ,A.tsn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
HOTEL.

s7s}FE,zEA THE subscriber having taken y.
sBI@ House lately occupied by James Il{ Y n
slSaAssg the Town Of New. Castle, respeclio,gi ~
ss cts share fpubc patronage Iis iioT,
where the Judges of the several Courts, and the o
OF the l'ar, generally put up during Court FERNS G
Iposlie the Court Mouse, commands fine view = Nv
RIVER Delaware and the Fort on the Pea Patch anu
calculated for comfort at any Of the year.
nndeFgona considerable repair, and has attached , .o
large Stable and shed, in complete order, and e
Passages in the Dover Stage, wilmington ll"VN' -
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken. orpr1r.
April 1, 1898. u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
From number OF certificates two only are selected
From Enoch Perey, ESQ.

BrlGgeton, Cumberland Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism IN every part Of her frames the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost insppotabIe she
could not walk step, bear her weight without
support nor dress nor undress turn in bed any more
han n infant. One morning DR. Deans pills were admin
sered to her. and before she could get out of the
bed and walk across the room, and the same dav s
INTO the other room, and the day up stairs and vac
or after able TO be about and recovered her heath
and strength Esq Perley further certifcs that the late
widow Pierce, mother of the celebrated Count Rumford
"hen about ~ years OF age was afflicted with the rhe
masm that she could neither walk nor stand nor even
ICED herself without great difficulty; and had been in that
situation number Of weeks, and being SO advanced in
Years, despaired Of finding remedy She said tbe
effect OF DIR Deans medicines seemed to her almost
uios for in very short time after taking them the a;n
was removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that DR.. Deans pills have been freelvused
by ourselves or families for several years and that we
'der them safe and useful medicine, especially for the
rheumatism IN which complaint, in what we have expe
lehced, seen and heard, consider them more eecaI
han any thing else have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery. ~
Hon George Thatcher Judge of the Supreme Court of
MASSACHUSETTS,; Hon Jeremiah Ill., Bdddeford Rev. Ma
!haa We6ser do Rev John 1nner do Cant SAINT E.ae-
do Kew FG~ Coffin, suxon Rev. .!ss .foody, Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
BeasleY's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Roy

SOFIIIty tive OcHtS per BOX,
For the cure of breasts sores which proceed from
internal or external bruises, sprains chibans fresh
cuts or wounds liberated legs, &C. With each boy
isa paper containing printed directions for applying the
plaster with certificates in prouf of its utility and efficacy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
NE or two brick houses nearly new and well finished,
~ situated in very pleasant part Of the Borough in
Spiey street. For further particulars inquire of he SUBJ
scrber who continues to carry on the Boot an! Shoe 9
ing in all its variety at No. 147, Market street
49,, SAMUEL WOLLASTON.
"HunStoh' Il mo- 24h, 1928. 35-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
COITON..

a Upland COTTON constantly for sale, by
A Mo. %. I823.-s6 --9rnn - 00' Phladelpi
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC Pills,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

Price So cents per box,
These pills will be found the most safe effectual and
pleasant Physic ever offered Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do predspose 10 take cold
and may be taken any time, and BY females in all circm
stances They give an appetite assist Digestion and carry
on all crudes from the stomach If taking cold fen
OF these pills are taken going bed they win operate
cold. EZRA nEAM ISL
From number Of certificates two only are selected.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
NEW KIND OF CORN.

MIR. Daniel Burnham, of New5ury.
port, has cultivated new kind of corn.
The seed was raised at Council Bluffs,
onthe river Missouri, from seed obtained
oil the Mahaw nation of Indians. The
kernel is large, free from flint, and filled
With sweet white -four. 1t is generally
eight rowed /; but has sometimes 10 or
2 rows. Ii was planted between the
4th and 7'h of May, in holes distan, 4 fee,
one way, and feet thu other. Some
failing by drought more was planted a.
oout May 25th, which could not, through
the season. be distinguished from the O.
,her. Some seed was PLANTED in the
| GRILL method, 10 10 20 inches asunder.-
Mr.. b. thinks this method would be pre
ierabie, 1t being too much crowded IL
| nils. The height of the stalks was no,
much greater than that of common corn ;
cot they were much larger. Often there
were from three to FIVE large shoots from
one kernel and on shoot two good
ears. Good Judges thought he had fod.
de-, 'uliy equal to 2 tons of good English
hay, on his acre and quarter. The
corn was topped about September Goth !;
h-rvested from October 18th to s4th.-
IN husking two qualities were made
VI the prime corn he had l104 bushels !;
vi the inferior, 9. Mr.. b. fully believes
any common seed,in similar circumstan.
ces, would not have produced more than
20 bushels at the extent. This corn has
4 cob containing more moisture than the
common corn, and might be injured after
nusklng. The meal has been used in
various ways: and the result is much in
lis favour. MIR. b. is of opinion that the
best and most abundant crops may be OBJ.
Iained from ntired seed i. c. when the
kernel has become in degree finty, by
receiving the flolien or .farfna, from our
fiinty corn. A6ridged. JTOmJ1aS. Ag. Ref.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
CHrTERPILLARs.

The secretary OF the Mass. Agricultu.
raj society has published very brief
notice OF an essay on the caterpillar,
communicated to the society by DIR. Har-
ris, of Milton. The essay is to appear in
their journal for June. This notice,
however, is given nows as the trustees
deem DIR. HIS remarks very important to
the public. DIR. FL. states that the first
appearance ofthe perfect insect,the moth,
TO be from the 1st to the Goth Of June
and the cstterpillars attain their greatest
size about the Ist of August. His dt
rections are First, cut the grass early in
July Cd, burn over the marshes in
March. BY moving early, the cater.
pillars being young and feeble, will be
deprived Of their means of nouTishment
and being unable TO wander far, will soon
die. BY the burning if March, the "old
fog" is consumed, and with it a multitude
Of eggs of ca,terpillars and grasshoppers
laid in the grass the preceding autumn
The roots Of the grass arc not injured BY
burning the stubbie ; on the contrary
they are ferdlizedby the ashes. BOst..1dv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
SPRING WHEA4:

ind the 5est preservation against Smaf.
This s most valuable aEpp, and may
be raised on almost any soiIs Md in every
part OF Massachusetts,, free Of smut.
(says correspondenD have never failed
Of good crop for the last so years. +
break up sward land in tho autumn, carly
IN the spring harrow thoroughly, and
cross pillow. Spread manure plentifulIy
over the whole. Sow the wheat and
pillow it in shallow. Harrow down the
whole thoroughly, first with the burrows,
and then across them. All should be
done as early as possible. Ten days be-
fore sowing, prepare the seed thus: Sea
lect clean plump seed-wash it, skim
ming off ell that floats; drain il in has,
ket; lay it on clean Roor, and rake Ia
two quarts of Stacked lime, and one
quart of plaster, till the wheat is all CO.
vered. Let it remain in a heap one days
then spread and stir it daily, till j, is quite
dry. Sow one bushel and twenty quarts
to an acre. When the wheat is up s or
4 inches, sow bushel of plaster to the
acre, or ashes equivalents W.E. Far
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-19
MANURE.

Mr.. Pickering,in his address before the
the Mass. Agricultural society, recon-
mends that barn yards, as soon as they are
eleared of manure in the spring, should
be covered with litter, and a coat of earth,
mud, or Team and that this covering be
renewed once in two weeks through the
summer, with. weeds from the road sides
and waste places, as often az they grow
up. The benefit of penning cattle a, night
in the summer is thus secured. instead
of thrown away. He does not doub, but
manures may thus be increased four told
il not eight fold. -