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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
HlNDEk.

George Frcderiek Handel, unques,ionsb'y
sho greatest Msster OF Music the world has
ever known, WAS born at Halle, IN Upper Sax.
COY, on the 2t h Of February, 1854. Scarce.
ly could he speak, before he ar.icu'sted mu.
sic.l sounds and bis fa,her.a physiciSh, then
upwards Of six'y, having destined him for the
law, grieved o, The child's propensity to mu.
sic. baoishsd from his house oil musical 10.
aCuments. But the Immortal spark OF gen.
iu', which heaven had k,ndled In the infsn''s
bosom, vas no: to be exuoguished by the ca.
pnee Of m's,sSen parent. The child con-
uived to get q little clsvichord into . garrett,
where, applying himself sher the family bad
rs'ned TO rest, he soon found means to pro.
duee both melody and harmony.
Before he vas seven, tho duke of SAKE
Wsisooisis, accidentally discovering his gen
iu,, prevailed 90 the fs,he, to cherish his iu-
elination. lie was accordingly placed with
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
From Ihe ". Y. Idveeafe.

Commerce Of France and Shain The CUES
tion nstu fsiIy prtsents itself which " The two
Countries will suffer most by he PRESENT war,
Spain or Prnnce! For tho last twenty yeets
cod under the governmen, OF Napoleon, Fianco
has neglected her commercial resouy Gee, her
tonnage and her colonies indeed, Napoleon
WAS at no period 'he friend uf commerce he
was fsmiiisr with the internal RESOURCES CT
Freuce, the extent and value OF her sgticuitu.
raj ond manufacturing products and he felt
,au'hed ths, with home consumption, and or
intercourse with those continental powers with
whom he was on friendly terms, the CONNER
cial rivalry and hostility of the British were
no, to be spprehended. Undsr such an i'm
preston he pushed hi, continental policy 10 q
etea, extenI, aud was c,ote successful than
he even promised himself. On the tes,ora.
tion OF tho Bouroo IL was considered polite
70 p0rsue course directly the reverse /; TO
.eyive commerce aod allow The French Gag 20
br once more seen on the ocean. This has
been done, and IL France bad been destioed 10
remaiD for ever al peace tho policy would
havc been good ons The war however
Wth SPAN has opened their eyes TO the tue
state Of tho case. Franos has evc-y thing 10
lose, SPAN hing. The number of Spaoish
sailors aod ptiysteers which will cruise against
the French, will sweep OF tho rennsn, oftha.
commerce which has ll,t been revived.
While their nsnufscluses, for which there is
always gres, demand, s's thus jeopsrdized,
here will &c few orders issued, and no spec.
uls,oos induIeed. A protected war ray de-
mapd re vival OF the conscIp,ion system, and
,he wurkmen in nsnufsc,orics mpy be sub
i,c'ed 10 military call. The sgticu!tusslist
will find his wines on haLd the exporter fear.
fol OF the tisk, viii make no purchases. Erom
tho noohS aod hole. on The Spanish cosst, lug
ga's, xebeoues, and gun boats will issue on
prisneeting exp. li,ions, and the Mrdnetrso.
can will be almost closed TO the French flsg.
In the meao time spain scours he ocean with
hes cruisers. She has no colonies, no mil.
lions coming from Mexico, no gallsons laden
With BOLTON. Even colonial produce wilt be
brought ioIo her ports under friendly flags.
Ffauce, in this unpopular war, has only cal
cula,ed the msasure OF injury which she can
do TO Spain, w;hIu, tskiog into conside alton
The eXten; OF retaliation. aud us Effects, upon
her com mnerce and oaiinnll interests Thes,
will suon be telt (; and in addition 20 he usual
,imidiiy oi French merchants and m an alsc,ur.
et', We shall find them bssits'iog at veniuring
the'r property opon the ocean; and Il seems
10 uss p'opiious momen, Tor speculstions ..
mong neuitsls heving cash in hand -Gtest
Ostsains, VIC believe, can be had 10 sg .icu,,u.
raj aud Wsnulsctut'oc product, ia Fc.nce.
~:D:S
tmnense sysrns of A Nr.nys snrcies of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
Nbortant-1vv..

The Portsmouth IN. H Journal of
Saturday last, announces the arrival At
that port Of the ship Fame, Captain Fol.
some, III 81 days from 81. Ubes, bring
ing report, which Captain +. says was
received at st. Ubes on the day he sail
ed May 30) that the French army had
entered Madrid: and that the Portuguese
troops. ordered .or the defence of Spain
had revoted-reiusing to join the Span.
ish cause.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

Densa,h It Are Two Zee, Bent, Sni furnished
vilh hooks, and lower down there are other
usgsns Of movement t.--Lon. fafer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

'mmsn'e svarTs OF g strange species OF
Hies h'se msde their appearance u NJ bile
almost eo'ire sides Of boidiogs we'e literally
envelopsd by them, aud the shsosds Of tho
vessels wets burisd ia them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

Several trunks OF handkerchief ond sewing
silk, believed to be the. property Of Hsmmood
and Nswmsu, Of Baltimore, (who.e store was
lately robbed Of similar soods) were offered
TO- ssIe last week in New Haven. They were
seized by the she''if, who arrested man by
the name OF Wa4e-, sod the driver, who
came on with the goods. Suspicion also
resled on q msn by the name OF Pai7'er, who
continued TO e,uds the shetia. Wslker and
the driver are in goal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

Murder sYiR oat "A negro has been con;
viclcd Norfolk, Va, Of the murder Of MIR.
David Manning, in the year 1873 Mr.. NJ.
was shot while at wok in his coin fed, and
Tell deed. Citcums'ssce' wero shortly de-
veloped which fastened the gull. upon the ne
gro. lie, however, conirived 10 tludc tha
grasp Of justice fcr FIVE years, sr;i res hnaly
taken by sustagem. After hasing been zen,
fenced TO death, he frankly contested that he
did commit The murder.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

The Rev. Mr.. GAMMEL, we under.
stand has accepted the unanimous call of
the Second Bapnst Church in this town,
to become their Pastor. His predeces-
sor, the Rev. Mr.. ELTON, is row pas
tor of the Bsptist Church in Windsor,
Vermont.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09

We Understand tl.at, at G,c Tff7bt71..
Of his Imperial Majesty's go'clmnen'.
recently made, the Minister O. lhe Uni-
ted States at St. Petersburgh, will br fur
nished with powers and instructions 10
confer with the Russian Cabinet ior lhe
adjustment, 10 the satisfaction 81 all par.
ties, OF their conflicting claims in relation
to the Northwest Coast Of America. Ia
the mean time, il is believed that the com.
manders of the Russian armed vessels
upon that coast have received orders,
which will obvia,e any further immediate
collision with the commerce and naviga-
ton of the United States in tie Pacific
Ocean.--Na!. Mteikgenev.
Accounts from Matanzas state. that
the United States schooner Ferret, Lieu
tenant Commandant Newell, had been
ferreting out gang of pirates near Ma
tanzas, and was only prevented from de-
stroying them altogether by lack Of boats
and very uniavorabe weather. They
however succeeded in taking TWO oltheir
boats, the men fying TO The woods, which
were found hidden in small creek.
These boats were found TO belong TO the
port OF Mstanzas, and the same as we're
seen daily alongside The American vcs.
seis, vending fruit, &c.
Bos. Cas. Jgy?.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.

H AVE on hand and offer for sale, % tons
L. H. Russia and Genoa hemp
$50 pieces Russia ahcetiDgs
100 do Russia duck
100 do ravens duck
] case sattinctts
l do black and jl;ic cloth
loo bags coffee
10 do do feathers
90 casks Russia tallow
100 boxes mould candies
% do dipt do
30 hhds St. Croix sugars, LIST quality
10 bags India do
Pipes, pipes,and ! casks
Madeira, Sicily and Tenc- Wine
rifle
puncheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
6 pipes superior quality Cognac brandy
9 do I'd do do
TO pipes Holland gin
300 casks nails assorted sizes
Cabana Segars in whole and half boxes of yery
superior quality.
II casks rice
IA barrels No2
80 do MOL Beef
8 do mess
$50 coils cordage
10000 bushels coarse Salt. nov %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
New Confectionery Store,

HNHE subscsiber respectfully informs the pnb-
T. lie that he has opened confectionery
store on Royal-st. nearly opposite the new mar
kct, where he offers for sale all binds ofnew con-
fectionary-consistng of cakes, pastry aud can.
dies made fresh every day Allkinds of foreign
and domestic iclIeys and sweet meats dry
citron, fruits in brandy, olives, cocoa and nuts
Of all kinds; "A variety of fruit. Chdren's toys
of all sorts in abundance cvrdials, wines, sto-
TnaChic bitters, Ioar hound syrIp,low priced cIa-
Pct, best Havana sccHrs and halt spanish ditto.
All kinds Of superior catsup will he made during
che winter wher commanded. n. 3. He has al
so tie pleasure at informing The public that he
mas First rate French CO0k
from Paris, who can produce satisfactory re-
communication of his knowledge in the pastry Il
cookery line, " no will assist him in attending
balls, parties aud in taking bones from all kinds
of poultry. All kinds Of fruit, wine and cordial
)nileys, tusfardS, Sc. ornamerted in transparent
co,ors. All kinds Of French pastry made into
pyramids and other ornaments. Aud variety
of delicacies too tedious 10 mention, for sale
.o,cer than can be bought in the district for cash
BY JOHN HEPBURN,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03

CHEAP STORE.
: ARIEL {. GROVERMAN have deter
- mined To sell goods as low as can be pur-
chased by the quantity. They have now on
hand and offer for sale,
New-Orieans sugar, LIST &, ID quality
Ola Cognac brandy, and pure Holland gin
pennsylvania aud Virginia whskey
SmhhlieId gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, for picking
Sicily Madeira wine
bright West India molasses
lst I'd, and Sd qualities loaf sugar
Z. ii. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, pimen,o, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmeTs, etc.
Ist and 2d quail. ST. Domingo coffee
Muscate raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated backing, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family Aonr
Mems and wemcns shoes
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
CAUTION AND REV ARD.

nAY e. MARTIN, 81 High Holborn, eau
~ ton the public against rifle imitation Of
their inestimabIe japan blacking, which is offered
for sale in Boston, ~ York, SC &c. The labels
Tin some instances) are an exact copy oftheirs;
others have Gus" made bv Day and Martin -
70 convince the public Of the imposition, a re-
ward oftwo hundred dollars, is hereby offered,
TO any one, who will prove that he has know
ledge OF their secret, for preparing the genuine
iiqsid japan backing, the celebrity of which has
induced many unPriucipled persons to defraud
the prOprietors, and impose on the public, by
making andvendiDg base counterfeit, purport-
ing to be the genuine.
constant supply of Day and Martins black
1g for saIcby j y. HANMATT
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
SPIRITS, CHEESE, etc.

NbE subscribers have received 9 hhds ia
u maica and Antigua spirits Of excellent
quality. Also, supply Of Goshen cheese, in
URINE order old whiskey in bbls (; common in
49, pipe Cognac brandy; do Holland GIN,
a lew quarter casks dry Lisbon, TeDerife, aud
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds. and bbls 10.
gether with general assortment Of grode ries.
june q II. T. RAMSAY g. Go.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
LINDSAY & HILL

hFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
" 100 bids and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey
81 nhds LIST and Cd quality v Orleans sugar
ID do n Orleans and w India moiasses
10000 lbs excellent green coffee
100 chests, half chests and ten catiy boxes
gunpowder, imperial aud y dyson teas,
of An excellent quality
pipes brandy
do II gin
or casks Lisbon
do do Malaga WINE
half pipes Mountain Port
600 sacks OF fine l-
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum { 0"'
30 boxes York manufactured soap
80 do tin
300 do Nova Scotia behring's
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy aud clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to purchase whcst,rye g. corn, son 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
SUGAR, COFFEE. WJNE.etc

OOOhh1 COF II EE, w In H,etC
TOHN VI LADD & Co. offer for sale, hhds
- LIST, Cd and Sd quality Muscovado sugars
Boxes Of Havana clayed sugar
Bags Havana green and st Domingo coffee
Hhds W rum 2 years old
Pipes Cognac and MarseilIes brandy
Bills ~ prime beef
Boxes white and marbled CASTLE soap
Dozen sweet oil
Bales of cotton
Transparent and Windsor soap, yellow SOAP,
mould candles, plaster, hops, cassea, red ochre,
stone and glass ware
Old l. J. Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes
quarter and halfquartcr casks
Old Port, Pico, Madeira, Sicily Madeira. Tene-
rife, Malaga, Sherry, Burgundy, Mamse ,Claret,
Muscat, and Currant wine in casks and cases.
John II. Ladd 4, Co. being agents for the Sc
veral manufaciOries,are regularly supplied with
IN assortment of cut nails aud brads from I'd 10
2od. Writing, printing, and sugar loaf papcr
binders and band box boards A great yar;etv
II boots, shoes and hats. Straw cutting ma
chines,and Freeborn's paten, ploughs Of assert
GU HIeS' WIN extra shares. oct %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.


JONATHAN SHILLaBER offers for sale
81 500 sides soal leather
81 bags double refined India sugar
3 hhds old jamaica rum
80 bbis No beef
so boxes soap
80 do mould candles
30 do dipped do
q chests best sewing Irvine
20 bundles sheaihing paper
30 boxes mems and woinen's shoes
10 coils cordagc
500 nests boxes
100 sets measures
90 casks cut nails assorted
9 bales India checks
10 boxes goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
cases water proof hats
II kegs best mustard
f cannistcrs copal varnish
SO boxes Nos ], 2, and 8 chocolate
90 half do No. iune5
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
FOR SALE.
Mould Candles .tf1 Gents.

M + have quantity OF mould candles war
w rantcd of the first quality, which we will
sell by the box at the reduced price of IL cents
nov 6 L. & l. CHAMBERLAIN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
4i2 ACRES.

apou' 'uacres IN wood. The improvements are
a spacious dwelling house Of hewn stone; a
large Convenient building for kitchen and ser
wants usei barn, cattle shed, and store, where
good business has been done, all built of stone 4;
TWO frame buildings for n corn house and sta
bic, with sundry other buildings of wood; a large
orchard, well stocked, ga OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
siderable part ofthis farm is under good stone
fencing and the whole may bc so incosed-Two
merchant mills are near to il. This farm is
saId TO be equal to any in the county. One
fourth of the purchase money being paid down,
liberal time will be given on the residue IN
annual payments. For terms apply TO the sub
scribers in AleXandria,or to InHan Borner, esq.
Wancnton, FauqueT co.
Vaudeville & LARMOUR.
n. u. II not sold by private contract before
The I'D Of Feb. next, it will then be offered
public sale. Immediate possession can he had
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25
From the Charleston Courier.

II is astonishing 10 see the marvellous facility with
which some men, manage the affairs of their neigh
bors. Their own concerns, they will tell you, are
unmanagcable-thei own business inricate-thelr
own situation desperate. But place neighbor or
friend in precisely the condition, then comes
the mass of kind advisers, the multitude OF friendly
condolers--the million OF ptitul pitiers No chris
tan voice is heard to say, these the trials by
which the Deity weans from life no firm and friend
Nv hand grasps yours, or epdeavors to soothe the
tortured mind AL " is cirit cutting, colt iRdlf-
ferpncp'' You are either chilled by the frgld ac-
cents Of pity, or nsulted by the taunng language
of advice.
If the amiabIe partner Of your bosom, with g
audabIc pride, endeavors 10 make respectable an
oearance, and appropriates 10 this end the means
and accomplishments, afforded her in prosperity
she is branded as extravagant, and becomes forth
with the cause Of al your pecuniary suffering
Have YOU family Of children and feeling the iron
grasp of poverty, you are disposed, by giving them
good education, to shield them hereafter from ST
milar suffering-you are censured for giving them
Z" bigh notions,' and are told that pom children
should 90 to clteap schools" This is no effort OIL
imagination, no vagary OF fancy. he lemon
scandal, is assuming an awful ascendancy in ouI
community, and it becomes an imperative duty OF
our part TO check it. We doubt not in this attempt
we shall have the assistance OF the wise and the VIZ
tuous, and we kno,c that we shall! have set-approy
ing consciences.-
| The fercest animal that thrsts for blood
| In Lybian wilds, or dread Hyrcanlan, wood,
Respects his figure in his kindred race,
| Nor dares, tho hunger press the impious chace.
| Man, only Man, alas to Nature blind,
! with brutal, fury tears his harless kind
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25
YEAST FOR BREAD,

The following methods of making yeast for bread
arc both easy and expeditions Boil one pound of
good flour, quarter Of pound OF brown sugar and
a little SALT in two gallons Of water for one hour
when milk warm, bottle it and cork it close; it will
be fit for use in twenty-four hours One pint of
this will make i8 lbs. Of bread. To pound Oh
mashed potatoes (meaIy ones besG add two
ounces Of brown sugar, and two spoontuls OF COM
mon yeast; the potatoes first to be pulled through
"a cuender, and mixed with warm water 10 pro"
per consisence Thus pound Of potatoes will
make pound Of good yeast Keep il moderately
warm while fermenting, This recipe is in sub
stance from Dr. Honter, who observes, that yeast
SO made will keep well. No sugar is used by ba-
kers, when adding the pulp OF potatoes 10 their
rising
We are Informed By most respectable friend q
miller Of great experience, that small quantity Of
|sprouted wheat, say teacupfull in bushel, will
prevent the -four from rising when made into bread,
let yeast be good. This is often the cause
,of bread not rising, when housewives cannot az
count for it, Ed. .4,m. Far.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25
RED LION MEETING.

T large and respectable meeting of the Democratic
IA Republicans of New Castle County, held pursuant to
public notice Saturday the 18th day Of July, the Red
Lion Inn Doctor Arnold Nadain called 10 the chair
and James ". Sutton, appointed secretary
Whereupon, it was, motion,
Resoied, That ten conerees be appointed by this meet
ing, to wit two from Chrstana, and from each ct
the ether hundreds of this county, meet the conterees OF
Kent and Sussex counties at Dover Wednesday the gu
day Of august nert, for the purpose of nominating cant
date to be supported by the Democratic Republicans Of the
State Of Delaware, for the office of Governor at the
ing general election.
Resolved That the following persons be and they are
hereby appointed conferees in pursuance Of the above
solution, to wit
For Brandywine hundred-Davd Penny.
Christiana, w. p. Brobson and John Irwin.
Newcastle, John Grow,
Mil-Creek, John Clark.
White-Cay Greek, Henry Whitley.
Pencader, Samuel II. Black.
REBELLION, Philip Rybud.
ST. Georges, Richard Il Cochran
Appoqninimink John A. Naudan.
Resofued, That w. p. Brobson, John Crow, George
Clark, Andrew Gray and Arnold Naudan, be appointed
committees whose duty it shall be correspond with SINH
committees Of vigilance which may be appointed in the
county of Newcastle.
JiesOved, That the members of this meeting hereby
pledge themselves give their faithful and jealous sup
port to the candidate who may be nominated by the con-
iferees, for the office of Governor.
lfesoued That the proceedings of this meeting be sign
led by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
American Waterman.
Resolued, That this meeting now adjourn
A. NAUDAfN, Chairman
Attest-JAMEs. N. suTroN, sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25
vso- Castle County, in the State Of DeIaware, set,
~ y;rua of an Order of the Orphans Court for the said

(Ne,o Castle County, in the State Of Delaware, sct)
By Virtue of an Order the Orphans Court for the said
County,
yETL be exposed to sale, at public vendue, on We'd
wv nesday the thirteenth day Of August next, at ~
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the house OF John tnnemor
Innkeeper in the village Of St. Georges, REBELLION nun
dred IN the county aforesaid the following real estate
No / A tract or lot of Marsh. situate in st Georges
bnndred in the county aforesaid part of the St. Angus
tine marshes adjoining marsh Of Jacob Vandegrt and 9th
ers well drained and in good order, containing Twelve
acres, or less. - - =
M o Plantation or tract of land situate in ST. Geor-
res hundred aforesaid adjoining lands of James Price,
lands late of Ebenezer Rothwel decd and otners con-
taipno one hundred and twenty acres, more or less
i M A plantation tract Of land with the improve
mens and appurenauces, situate IN Red lAon hundred
adjoining lands of John Sutton and Others containing one
hundred and three acres more or less, sDJect 70 cm
nf The heirs of Patrick MDonough, decd which VIII be
made known on the day OF sale
M A tract of very valuable wood land, containing
twenynn acres adjoining No lS w '. "r,.a
ed very superior being well stocked with large !ehow
j nonl.r' and white oak suitable for ship TIMBER.
Il No s. lot Of ground in the village OF st Georges
wherein is erected convenient two story n'ick
a frame Kitchen and blacksmith shop, &c
No g. Another lot Of ground IN the village OF -, "eo
res with frame dwelling house, subject TO small srouo
. rent. 49,, 49,, a. containing 40 acre,
r wore or less at the village aforesaid, lying partly IN zee
, Jon and partly in 81. Georges hundred aforesaid, WIN
GOOD frame dwelling house, and other Du'idmss' amr
Pat s attached to- and commands the never failing strean
wcr 8 long occupied and known as the st. GsGrse
rond beng most eligible eh ana sppe,
WITH ia grbn There now erected thereon and in com
p p operation excellent saw mill The IT gTs ml
Which for has been STATE OF dnDie1a6
can BE o Teo materials on The SPOT and the mill dam
ent in complete order being part Of the real t estate
Nathan w Thomas deceased and to be SOLD Tor the pay
e -, nf Ill dehts
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made know
the time and place aforesaid, by David NFin' adnhn's
traitor Of the said deceased or h,s attorney ny 1rasr
{. ~ n,,rhan,s Court MATTHEW kEAN, CLERK.
,f the otphah Npui@ "A 1909 5o-8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-25
At Private Sale,

F6vHAT fine FARM now owned by Mr.. John Barney, on
Il the River Delaware, near Port Penn and about 70
800 of which is first rate bank meadow, residue woodland
and high ground which is spacious Dwelling House,
Kitchen &c. Barns, Stables, &C. calculated for such
an extensive place. is repued to be the best farm for
grazing, &C. in the State of Delaware, Of s sze Except
the y acres Of woodland, all cleared, well drained
and secured by good banks against tide water under the
& subject 10 bond and mortgage which will he assigned
to the purchaser or a deed given by Mr. John Barney as
may be agreed Persons wishing buy can call on the
subscribers and the title papers, or at the RECORDING
mscs, who may agree to rent the farm, the purchaser
should not wish TO live on for some time For further
particulars apply to WM. MONTGOMERY SON,
No. 101, N. Front street, Philadelphia
| Inly Is 1928. 59-8t