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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-29
RE.UOT1L.

FHSIE DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, has
y been removed from No. 28, Market Street, Whining
so- situation opposite the former enc, and nearly i'd
,7lais the Wilmington and brandy inc Bank
This circumstance, and nabostton has somewhat impe-
Ged the eXertns OF The subscribers, in soliciting that pub
nc par9hayeand encouragement, small portion of which
- now wanting e ensure the drawing Of this valuable Lot
terry IN three or four weeks, and which few liberal pur-
chasers, may determine in many days, the subscriber
from an aarou desire 10 CRAFTY those who arc partially -
tereste and wish the lottery completed, wiling go
INTO the dInwihg-wh moety half part of the tickets
nov uns9d on tieir account, and their osn rq,e
more they cannot DO nor, do they believe the liberal and
Fei cinS part OF the community would desire it, indeed the
speedy conclusion Of this lottery Of consequence in more
tan ohe point OF view, and should be promoted by all
those o are friends 10 the Desac and Chesabeake Ca
aal-s II not improbable when is cgnced that t
1er On similar PLAN and on large scale will be granted
70 AID ~ some measure the subscriptions LOW making to
prosecute that Invaluable work, and we feel confident in
asserting, that if properly arranged it would for such
purpose produce more income than is probably imagined
Ia few days VIC viii issue view Of the mode of drawing
on 'e popular plan OF the New Series that We think viii
DC Satisfactory TO many who yet 10 understand its
a13"9 In mean time, We most respectfully solicit the en-
ierpsng to enable us to draw the lottery with speed-he
Success oil O many, we will guarantee HOPE. & ca.
April %, 1898. winning s IN.
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TO MI UUo MAY BE C0YCERNED.

nj criCE is hereby given, that intend to apply a. J,
next court OF common pleas and quarter sessonso,
Peace, in and for the county Of Newcastle, 10 com
and bound my land situate in Inc forest of Appoqnm
Hundred, adjoining lands Of the heirs of Walter )'N
deceased, the heirs Of Alexander Beard deceas d. n
Thomas, the heirs Of Benjamin McCay, deceased N!st
~ hobeits' and John Crouch, Agreeable 10 an sa -
pro'1dcd SAMUEL Ifo ~
hpri. q, 1seS. a."
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NOTICE.
Imhorf7nt 10 Farmers, Tavern Keehera. cer,...
Travellers and Economists IN general


The advantages derived from straw used as feedH.,
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been proved AMI
knowledged by experienced agricuuralists in Ern"
many parts of America, 10 be very great. 1t has n a
fitness for horse, not only because ii is much cleap
hay, but it at them against heayes br, way
founders; three most destructive diseases to which S
are liable and which often destroy them in the m;is
their usefulness. 1t has been used with aseunisb; ,"S
cess in fattening cattle in the STALL by gentemanic
necticu whose experiment has been RECOMMENDED %
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecit ]
massachusetts, Sheep also do well, fed on straw n,
led in the ordinary way, for horses. These and r
lother successful experiments have been made by en
Uprising farmersi even while laborng under all the EG
vanta6es arising from the want of some easy and eAI
method of cutting the straw. The Importance Of The %
ljec has long time called upon the genius of both E
and America, to supply the public with some eypesT.
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been mg
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and expense n
been exhibited; Of which have done honor Il g
inventors, but in general have fallen Short in utility oS
old Dutch SnboX so called.
But the public are now invited TO call and view furt
lSelves,
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CL.aRKE'S CO.M.WENTaRY.


NHYERS and SMITH BOOKSELLERS No. SO Fulton street,
I'VE New-York, will shortly publishing Royal
Octave Edition OF Dr. Adam Clakes Commentary, Uery
fine PAPER, and excellent print at one HALF the price OF
the Quarto Edition, containing the
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTs,
The Text taken from the correct copies of the pre-
authorized version with the marginal readings, an
ample collection of parallel Texts and copous summaries
each chapter. The date of every transaction through
the whole Of the New Testament, far has been
aimed by the best Chronologcrs will be marked III the
A. NJ. years from the Creation coaed throughout with
the Years of the Julian period; and in the A. c. and
A. d. years before and after Christ with Critical Notes
Embelished with Maps, and Portrait Of the Author
Also, the NEW TESTAMENT, separately
CONDITIONS.
1. The work viii be printed newtype and fine paper
to make six volumes Royal Octave containing about 900
pages each ut IS per vol neatly bound in sheep, with
raised bands ur each volume consist of ten Numbers,
Al 50 cents per number, or Quarter Nos. at l2l
O. The New Testament will be printed separately, being
complete in two Volumes making 30 Nos. of 60 pages
each, ii so cents per No. or Quarter Nos. at 12l.
8. All persons Interesting themselves 70 procure, and
becoming accountable for Five Subscribers, shall be
titled 10 4 copy, gratis
f. The work will be put to press the FIRST Of April,
1928, and completed as speedily possible
5. 10 commence the work by first publishing the New
Testament, and delivering it either i'll Vols. i'll Nos
6. The work to be delivered subscribers bound, at
its completion, or in Nos. monthly or weekly.
August 7th, 1922, FEB. u, 1881 "
h-F Subscriptions received at tins Office.
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RICH NECK ESTATES
Late the property of William Frazer, Esquire deceased,
FOR SALE.

FOR S.4LE.
TIE subscriber offers for sale at Newcastle on Satur
day the 7 day of June next at the house of Henry Steele
the above valuable property, the farmer and grzer sit
nate ON the river Delaware, in Appoquinmnk Hundred
Newcastle County, Delaware, commonly known to the
public by the name OF Morris Listens Rich Neck. Il
contains 800 acres Of plough land or thereabou Of the
best soil and from ~ 10 1JJ of woodland of the best oua
y, aud about 200 acres of private embarked meadow adj
joining the same, well ditched and drained and now becc
ming daily in fine order Also with the above farm go
acres of prime Marsh, called Robs Island situate al the
lower side Of and adjoining Black Bird Creek, at the
mouth and the river Delaware, and other marsh of the
subscriber to the south This Island attached and be-
longing to body Of 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
Pc enjoys great advantages as stock farm, for cattle
sheep and hogs The late owner we'll known as q &C.
cbrated farmer and giazicr.
The improvements good two story brick dwelling
house, with Kitchen dairy-louse smoke-house, corn
CRIBS, stables, hay house, barn and large ward boarded
IN, with gates, racks troughs, &C. The situation Of the
house is the highest between Newcastle and the Capes
commanding an elegant view ofthc highlands OF Chrsana
and an unlimited view down the bay here is not more
healthy spot 10 be found any where ENJOYING pure air
from the sea- and fine pure wholesome water 1t but
miles below fort Dea are, and but that distance from tie
contemplated route Of the Chesapeake and Dcl,warc Ca
nal So niles from Philadelphia By watcr and SO by land
10 from SMYRNA, and from Cantwells Bridge 1t com.
mands ne market with the shipping, craft, and the
TWO las mentioned towns An abundance OF fish and rane
at all seasons Mr. Newell the gentleman who lives on the
property VIII show to any persos DESTROYS seeing it,
The terms arc one half the purchase money in October
next, and the residue in yearly payments with ;nne,
The person purchasing, to receive the rent of the current
year, and possession SO make any improvements in
Octobtr neXand tul possession the 2jh Of March 1894
II IT Is desired sooner The subscriber will obtain it.
Persons desros OF purchasing at private sale befre the
I'm OF june next, will apply General John Culdv ell
near Newport, Delaware, Or N G. williamson ESQ vii
mington, or the subscriber,
| W. C. FRAZER,
| Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Al'rh TO- 1873. l35-15t
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of law passed by the Legislature ofhe State
OF delaware, on he 30h Of January 1925 have la, The
Tract parcel of Land therein described SURVEYED and
plot Of The made and returned into the ccorde,,
office M D"er, in and for Kent county, Cor The nolna
ton OF all persons who may be concerned
Dover, April 10, 1925. I5t-Sm
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HOTEL.

,~yAwsA THE subscriber having taken the
zSaE TIA House lately occupied by jane Frazer in
IS4SHJsEs the Town of Newcastle, respectfully soil
ssssssssss cts share ofpublc patronage This House.
where tie Judges Of the several Courts and the Gentlemen
OF the Bar, generally put up during Court Terms, situated
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
Rive Delaware and the Fort the Pea Paich and is well
calculated for comfort any Of the year 1t las
undergone considerable repair and has attached 10
large stable and she'd in complete order, and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April ], 1895. Soft
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FEATHERS. FERS. &c.

FUST rcceved-Fcahcrs Of superior quality in bags,
G containing from 90 10 80 lbs each Also variety OF
Furs, Wool, Qus Brstlcs Rags &C. all Of which are for
sale at No. Ill, Market Street JOHN r. BIlNCKIE.
Wilmington, March 9Th. 1923. 2l-
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BANK OF SMYRNA.

THE Stockholders in this institution are hereby notified
that election for nine directors will be held at their Bank
ing house, on Thursday the first day of May next
SMYRNA, April 1st, 1925 29.St s. II. II0DSON, CASH!
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ELHT0.r BaN.H OF MARYLAND.

- . . Aprll II, 1875.
The Stockholders in the Bank are informed that an cleo.
don for eleven directors, will be held at the banking house,
on Monday the 2tth day Of May next between the hours
u O'Clock, a NJ. and ), p. NJ. BY order Of the board
I3j-H p HARDIN(; Cashier
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Two Story brick house in French, betWe cen 3D. & Sd
IN Streets, Wilmington The terms will be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Market Street.
JOHN II. BRINCKI.Ei
Wilmington, March 7lh, 1928. 81
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thngfor
purpose, before exhi5ited both it respects sinDc
cheapness OF construction and ease Of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts six years IND nm
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented b
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the subscribed
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending,
in the state of Delaware, and has also the agency T.
virtue of power of attorney from said Patenlee 10 "A
the above right to any person persons in tile counes
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhampton
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES
June 49, 1822-1y Near New Casts
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SUPERFINE.
Sealing Wax.

and stick we'll Manufactured by &. Kurlbonn!s
phIl 'delpha For Sale at the Waterman Or
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NOTICE.

INO To II.
All persons indebted to the estate of Thomas MDanel
deed, late OF Mil creek Hundred, Newcastle county, are
requcstcd to make immediate payment and all persons
having demands against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them, legally auested, TO
J. p FAIRLAMB,
Attorney in fact for
JOHN MDANIEL, Admir-. D. h.
April 14tl, 1926. 132-gm
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E. Nj. PONiEROY'S

MEI.lLLTC STRAP AND PASTE,
aOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, &c. manufactured
n by Constant Kirkland, and Co. Wallingford, Connec-
cut, and solda the Waterman Printing Office aud Book
store No los, Market street The above Strap and Paste
orcred to the pDc with full belief that they will be
found on trial far superior to any before used in this
or any other country January 1899
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States

o. superior qualty--iQr sale at this eaicc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

~ sell defence. That a corporate body has
consequently the right To perform all acts ne
cessdry To sustain il in condition ia fulfil the
functions assigned to il; that body endued
WITH powers, necessarily possesses the means
OF carrying them into execution.
But let nS lea,e the Republicans who inn
aSine that they can maintain public liberty
without encrGaching upon individual relations,
without violating all that is sacred and natural,
as wet! in their good feelings as their doe
irines had thought they carried very far
~ the u. States speculative ideas, but am
happy to find that there exists among them
some degree of ultracism, even among my
democratic friends of the Ohio and Missouri
rl'ers, for in truth; Genile,nen, love much
these Republican people they frankly say
t'hat lfey mean, They have no circumventors
30 hidden aims they have little relish for
Kings, and it is asserted, and with some foun
dati"n, that they prefer legitimate princes to
'leurprrs, and that they more cordially greet
n' their shores Faithful and devoted royalists,
man ciangrlinSs crying at every turn Yire ic
ifoi pire Ia Egcn"i
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.har6etS ct haiqnz0S, .Nay 5.-Americ,n
Produce Of every description, dull-excen,
the article of Rice switch, although not n
demand, there being a considerable quanti,v
~ market, was, nevertheless, hooking op.
Coiiee, per 10. about 10 lie to 10 cents-Su
gars, per 100 lbs. IS 50-Molasses, to bits
per keg. [HeroJJ
Two negro men have been apprehended
Mt the Great Bridge, upon strong suspicion or
being the perpetrators of the murder of Mr.
William Walker, at that place, on the 9Th inst
and committed To Norfolk county iail.
negro woman, believed to have some know
ledge OF that horrid transaction, has also been
committed for examination. One of the men
upon whom the strongest suspicion rests, was
"A hired servant in the employment of Mr.
Walker, but had elopcd week or two before
the murder, in consequence of slight cbas.
tsement his apprehension was effected
through the intrepidity and address of Mr.
Hugh -HcQuiiiin, of this town, a particuIr
friend of the deceased Mr.. Walker no.
The editor ofthe Philadelphia National ia.
zct'e has received copy of an address of tho
NEW" Supreme Executive power" of Mex.
ico, dated 9TH April, 1898, to their country.
men, announcing the dowfal of TYRANNY and
Inc restoration of the Sovereign Congress -
The minister of Mexico, it is said has receir-
ed dispatches ofthe same date, which apnrza
MN OF the happy change of government, in
Mexico, ADD direct him TO notify the Gil
cumstance to the American President. Per-
iect tranquility reigned. there and sangiIne
Aopes were entertained that things would go
ON weii-as the friends of order and libertv
could wish.
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rites. The most severe discipline shall be
observed Whatever is required for the ser
wee oi the army shall be paid for with the
most religious exactness. We pretend not TO
impose laws on you, or 10 occupy yoar coun-
try We wish nothing but your deliy erance :
when we shall have obtained il, we shall re-
turn To our country, happy it having preserv
ed generous people from the calamities gem
Grated by revolution, and which experience
has taught us but too well to appreciate.
Louis ANTOINE.
(" Head Quarters of Bayoune, April Q, 1925
BY his Royal Highnrss the Prince General
ln-Chief, the Counselor of State. Civil
Commissioner OF his Most Christian Males
ty, DE MARTIGNAC."
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Soidiers The confidence of the King
has placed me at your head, in order to fulfil
the n0blest of missions. IL is not the spirit of
conquest which has made us take up arms, a
more generous motive aninates us we are
going 10 place King on his throne, to recon.
ellie his people with him, and to re .estahlish in
ii neiShborlng country, which is "A prey to
anarchy, the order necessary 10 the happiness
and safety OF the two Kingdoms. Soldiers =
You will respect and cause TO be respected.
religion, laws, and property and YOU will
render easy the Accomplishment of the duty
which Is imposed on me- of maintaining the
most rigid discipline.
LOUIS ANTOINE.
Headquarters, Bayonne, April j."
The Bayonne papers received in England to
April Is, state that three battaliuns ofthe gar
rlson of ST Sebasians ON the 9ih, advanced a
considerable distance from the place, when
they met the French, and exchanged a few
shots, bu: finding themselves greatly inferior
In number, they tell back to the TON n where
IA nag OF truce soon appeared, and in the name
OF the Duke of Angonleme summoned the
place To surrender for Ferdinand 9TH.
Fhe governor replied he would NOT surrender
the place without order from Ferdinand.
Inc Nag retired, and fire was commenced on
me French troops GO were killed or taken
prisoners, and 500 wounded or taken prison
ers. The French prisoners taken were pu,
on board a French hriS in the port. Tlp
town was deserted by The inhabitants
BAYoNHE, April I2.-rhe three Provinces
ana Navarro, have given notice that they will
assist the French on condition that the King
oi France will guarantee their ancient pri,ile
yes. An English courier who passed through
mere yesterday, states thar tn greatest tran
quIll'ty prevails in Spain. Orders are given
every where on the left of the Ebro, Ia eyacu
ate a., me posts on the approach ofthe French.
letter from Paris, states. it was reported
that Nina had invaded The French territory.
aud was at Folk.
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The Magnef. from Liverpool, has brought
out superior short horocd Bull, bred by Mr..
smith, of Leicesiershire, the property Of Mr.
Breninail, ofWoodbridge. y. J. add a superior
short horned Cow, the property Df James
D'Wof Jr Esq
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JOHN ROWAN,
Louisville, Ky. APra 20, 1898.

BosToN, May l4.-The u. S. Circuit Court
will meet in this city Tomorrow At this term
we understand, will be tried the action Of
Charles Mathews against Joseph r.. Bucking
ham, for a libel. Damages, s 1000. Coun.
SCI for the plaintiff, Messrs. Peabody and
knapp-CoUnsel for the defendant, Messrs.
Webster and KtDball.
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ETirnct Of n tetifT from n gentleman in Lopdon
10 his friend ia .NeiU IorE, snted .1DtjI 5fh
The apparent disafrcliOn amUng The
Freoch troops on The Pyrcnrap frontier, pre-
seats new feature in the aspect of affairs in
tnat quarter, and An increase and confidence
~ tic resources and energy of The Consi
iuiiOna!isis is mere very generally entertained
For myself ! am strongly Of opinion they
VII bc an orernaich Tor d"sruiisu after ALL"
ErirHct ~ hhtr jrom BordeH1ir. Nnych -
" J" Our minister 90 Spain, Mr.. Forsyth, has
arrived here from Hnirid. tie encountered
c"nstant delays aud difficulties Oh his ronfr
especially brtwern B3yUnnr aui This place
from the want &C harsrs The roaI is said 10
b. literally covered with iroops ofihr invading
army, c'lnmunl,d by Dukes, Nlarshals,
C"uuis, nod Gturrds of every drgrpc, all
advancing With ihr Confidence nf ticturs. and
ezprrting, or seeming ip cvrPct to find victims
and p0i Opponents IN the Spanish troops.
nn Tive accounts nf liIosr Nho nave RECENTLY
uavrrsed Spain, be- wufrjily disappointed !:
and u D. perhaps moi hazardous 10 say That.
Ofihr 100 900 mra vino are destined 10 pnirl
Spain, not 20, 600 viii ever rrrfnss the Pv
rere.s. Mr. Forsyfh viii embark wih h..
family 10 the ship BuDtrr, fpr Philadrlphia"
y letter from ilc same plsrc dated the 30lh
March, says -" The Enslish hayc fpr Gw
Days past been huying up 40 The brandy n
C0gnac they could lay thrif bands 90, which
has hreu shipped with thr almost dispaicb
This circumstance has given rise 10 the belief
at IN approaching rupture with England.
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Erir1c nm letter from genHemGn attached 10
GWcyai DeUjorn'S Legation 10 his ETiend
in his city, dnitd Lisbon, 2Oh Warch 1893
There exists IN this country 40 insurcc-
ton If which you viii probably have been ia
Formed ihr"ugh the public papers, and which
appears every day to assume more serious
Hsprct II IS hralrd by a Count Am0rartr
whUss father, rs we'll ~ himself, opposed the
revolution which resulted in the establishment
Of The present order of things, and was treat
I'd "u that OCCASION, with great indulgence
by the liberals Thr father is since dead, and
the son erizirg The occasion afforded Nv the
Threatened invasion by the French army, and
being supplied with money by the French
Ministry, has been able tO srdure trn rczi
'nrnls uf cavAry, one or two hattalions or
chassrnrs, and a regiment Of infantry. With
these troops, body of militia and some
country men, he has taken the field in tho
province nfT'ras0s Nuntrs, and has been able
to sustain himself avd, I fe1r, has gained some
acceesicns 10 his party during the last month
yiz from February I'D to this date.
Prompt and energetic measures appeared
10 be taking both hv the military and civil
authorities ofthat district, 10 defeat and pm
uish this faction aad IL was expected from
tie character of ihe military commander Of
Use constitutional party, who has high repu.
iaiiDn ior courage aud energy, rs well as from
ihat pf us antagonist, who It seems was moi
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steps wiud he taken by them on account Of
whst had passed. After further debate, Sir II.
Wilson observed, that Mr.. BIS remarks were
not attended as personal, but originated in
political feeling Mr. Canning expressed him
self satisfied with the explanation, and Mr.
Bankes withdrew his motion. The question
was then called for, and after several divisions
took place, and motion for adiourning tn.
debate was lost-it was disposed of by "A mo-
ton for adjourning being carried by majority
of 2O2.
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SIIERIFE'S SALE.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, sugnIrI

~ virtue OF writ of Levari Facas me directed vii
AB be exposed to public sale, a, the house Of Iii Lam
born, Wilmington, in Chrsana Hundred, on SATURDAY liz
&0h day OF September inst at O'Clock, PM All ih,t
Creek Hundred and County Of New Castle, adio a.
lands Of Joseph Ball, the heirs of Aron Brachen he h
o. William Ball, and by lands Of Samuel Crossa,. ,ohn
less together with ALI and singular the improvements and
aPpurenances hereunto belonging, being seized and
IN execution as the property Of Henry Bracken, and MARY
Newcastle Sept 5, 1928. 73--4t