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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
From number of certificates two only are selected.
From Enoch Perley, Esq.

Bwdgeton, Cumberland Co. 1914.
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism in every part Of her frame; the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost nsupporabe; she
could not walk step, bear her weight without
support nor dress undress, turn in bed any
than an infant One morning DR. Deans pills were admin.
sered her, and before she could get out of the
bed and walk the room and the day she
into the oterroom, and the next day stairs and
err after able be about and recovered her health
and strength Esq erey further ceres, that the late
widow Pierce, mother Of the celebrated Count Rumord,
when about 80 years of age, afflicted with the rheu-
matsm that she could neither walk stand,
feed herself without great difficulty and had been in that
situation number Of weeks and being advanced in
years, despared of finding remedy. She said the
effect of DR. Deans medicines seemed to her almost mrac
uous for in very short time after taking them the pain
was removed and her limbs restored to their usefulness.
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
bv ourselves families for several years and that
slider them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rhematism in which complaint, in what we have expe-
rienced seen and heard, consider them efectua
than any thing else have known used, and do think
them a valuable discovery
Hon. George Thatcher, Judge of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts: Hon. Jeremiah Ill., Bdddeford Rev. Ma
than Webster do Rev. JOhn Iner do Capt Saml Emery,
do Rev. Paul Cgbn, Buxton Rev. &Aas Moody, Arundel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
E. nj. POMEROY'S
.METALLIC STRA

WE1ALLIC STRAP AND PASTE,
fOR Razors Surgeons Instruments, &c. manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wallngford Connec-
tcu and sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No 105 Market street The above Strap and Pas
are offered to the Public full belief that they will be
or any other country January 1898
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
FOR SALE.

DY Virtue Of the last Will and Testament of JAcoB
ID BARKER, late of the township of Lower Chichester
County of Delaware and State of Pennsylvania, (deceased
will be sold by Public Vendue, the premises, the
Sd day of January next, at - O'clock the following
Real Estate, viz Lot of Ground Marcus Hook
roads, in the township aforesaid, containing about five
acres which is good Brick House, Stone Kitchen
Stables; Sheds, &c. This is advantageous stand for
Public House, Git the presen, tme and has long been
occupied such y other Lot about 4h of mile
distant from the public house, containing about acres
This property will be sold together separate shall best
suit purchasers further description is deemed nneces
sary, is presumed persons wishing to purchase will
view the property Possession TO be given the 25th OF
March, 1925. For terms, apply TO
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr.
JACOB BARKER,
JACOB HOWELL,
Executors.
Marcus Hook, Nov 16 1924. 300-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
VOL. I'll.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF,

virtue OF writ OF ais. vend. exponas to direct
- ed will be exposed to public sale, at the house Of G.
D. Wolfe, in Chrisliana hundred Saturday the 18Th day
OF December inst at O'Clock, the following descrb-
ed lands and tenemens situate, lying and being in the hum
dred ct Chrlstiana to wit plantation of land adj
Joining lands OF E. l. Dupont John Simmons of
DANIEL Henry and Others, and the Kennet road, with
frame house, log barn and other out buildings, containing
one hundred acres, less Seized and taken in ex
ecution as the property of Patrick OFinn, deceased.
Newcastle, Dec 8, 1924. 2-N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
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, effectua and
pleasant physc offered Being composed entirely of
vegetable materials, they do predspose take cold,
and may be taken any time, and by females in all crcum-
They give appetite assist digestion, and carry
off all crudes from the stomach If taking cold, few
of these pills taken gong bed, they will operate
kindly the day, and carry off any bad effects of such
cold. EZRA DEAN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DR.. Relf's Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per box.

IN common colds this medicine produces saluary an
erect that they are generally removed in few hours
ne most advanced in life, will experience relief equally
and instantaneous when the breast and lungs are
affected as always the case in every stage of pulmonary
complaints These pills give immediate ease in all asth-
ma'c and consumptiye cases, particularly in difficulty of
breathing hoarseness irritation or tickling in the throat
wheezngs catarrhs, pain in the side, splitting of blood
chllls and shverngs, &c. while the gentle expectoraon
they promote, discharges distractions in the glands
geaed phlegm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate of CESAR A ROD.
IN NEY, Esquire, deceased, are requested make i'm
mediate payment; and persons having claims against the
same will present their accounts for settlement 10
j. G. BRlNCKLE',
attorney in .fict Of SUSAN Ii. RODNEY y4dnrr.
Wilmington, Dec 1924. 2-em
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

To those who send, call at the office and pay, during
the months of January july six months ADVANCE the
price will be four dollars year; to all who do not the
price will be five dollars If subscriber wishes de-
cne he notify the editor of his intention before the
first of June December and pay all arrearages Anon
compliance with these conditions to be considered
engagement for six months and paper will be dscon
nued without ulment of them except at the option of
the editor.
Any person who will procure seven subscribers and pay
for them agreeable to the above conditions shall be
titled to the Watchman as long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three monhs four times for dollar and TWEEN
y cents for every subsequent nseron longer ones
portion. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, in
sure attention must be post paid.
AdUernsing byMeyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year 16, 90 1year IS, 90
6months 8, so omonths 9, so
8 do. AIS 8 do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
CONINE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,

No. 50 Market Street, near the Centre Market, baltimore
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery will be
signed, and shares counersgned by the Lottery Commits.
soner so that the State will be responsible for ali prizes
which they shall draw.
Orders post paid from all parts of the United States CO.
veng cash or prizes of any responsible Lottery, will re.
ceive the prompt attention personal applications
addressed TO w. G. CONNIE, BaiaoreBy whom the fate
of tickets will be given whenever requested.
Dec. 8. =.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
FOR SALE,

LII the real estate of Isaac Tyson dec late of White Clay
IN Creek Hundred, County of Newcastle and State OF
Delaware adjoining the furnishing village of Newark, and
each side Of White Clay Greek, containing about two
hundred and fifty of land, which is situated aid d
vided by said creek, make two handsome farms On
side is erected brick mansion house and kitchen,
with never falling fountain pump by the door, of excel
lent water, which passes through part Of the cellar to the
kitchen door and offers every accommodation for dairy
also excellent merchant mill with sufficient of
water the mill house is large stone building. On said
premises, said mill, stone dwelling house for the
accommodation of miller aud family together with a
house the mansion. Also Barns, with all
necessary buildings and good orchard. The land is
in a high state OF cultivation On the other side of said
creek erected frame house, good barn and two
yenient houses, with other improvements. There
IS said premises sufficient quantity OF timber The
above property well worthy the attention of the capital
s being first situation for farmng milling, or
any other manufacturing purposes. 1t will be divided or
sold together suit purchasers and possession given at
time before the 25h Of March next. AS it is presu
med the purchaser will previously view the premises, a
further description is deemed unnecessary.
ABRAHAM EGBERT, Executor.
Chrsana Bridge, Nov 10, 1924 06-F
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
HOME OF FORTUNE!!

CONNIE S OFFICE,
Baltimore, Dec. Q. 1894.
vHNlIRD Report Of the Drawing of the Third Gram
Il State Lottery of Maryland
3217 prize of $1,000
2452, 1885, 1852 prizes of 100
7o78 prize of so
And 1875 prizes of 10
The cash. as usua Be had at COnes ece for all tYil
=es tirassn.
The present drawing is highly favorable for the scheme
me whole OF the following prizes being still left for dstri.
buon viz
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Besides 90 of 1000 each of $780, 40 of 100 90 of So
and 442l OF l0-amounting TO the grand total of
l68,l10 DOllars!!!
OFThs brilliant lottery draws again week. Thurs
day, the 9Th; and as the drawings will progress with ap-
dy, adventures particulrly those at distance should
lose no time in completing their investments
Whole Tickets S12 Quarters SIS
Halves Eirhhs 1 so
BF H. AS Isu
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops
Price One Dollar per bottle.

These drops will cure the most inveterate scurvy
scrofula, leprosy, ST. Anthonys fire, salt rheum scad
head in Children old sores ulcers sulas pmped faces
sore legs scorbuc govt, foul fostering erupons, and
every other eruption arising from impure state of the
blood and juices. They also perfect Digestion and by
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
thrown off on the lungs &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
Beasley's Family Plaster.

otVtIly TIVG NGHtS per box,
For the of breasts sores which proceed from
internal or external bruises sprans, chblains corns es
cuts or wounds, liberated legs &c. With each box
sa paper containing printed directions for applying the
plaster with certfcaes in proof Of its utility and efficacy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
SALES AT AUCTION,
Br BROUy.N e B8ILEY,

nm Saturday the 11th of December nex at o'clock,
" at the La Fayette H in Market street, the following
SlOCK-f0 Shares Elkton Bank,
10 do. Wilmington and Lancaster Turnpike,
20 do. Wilmington and Brandywine Bank,
do. Wilmington and Chrsara Turnpike
5 do. Bank OF Delaware.
Nov 80 300
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
Office of the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company.
OLD STOCK,
On tchich the Sum Of Ninety fre Dollars Share
has not been paid
NOTICE OF SALE,

WHEREAS the President and Directors of the Chesa
w peake and Delaware Canal Company, in conformity
with the powers in them vested have heretofore made and
signed ORDERS for the payment at certain times and in
tain proportions of the monies payable by the propreors
Of Stock which orders have been advertised during three
months, in ofhe Maryland Delaware and Pennsyva
MIA newspapers and whereas the propreors in the
nexed schedule named have refused neglected pay
their said proportions within one month after the time Of
payment so ordered and advertised -
No therefore, Notice Hereby Cipen, That the said Pre-
sden and Directors will the Mrdday of February 1925,
at o'clock in the evening, at the Merchants Coffee
House, in the city of Philadelphia sell Auction and cor
vey the purchasers the shares of the said poprieors
refusing negecting payments and that the said purcha
will thereby become subject the rules and
gulations if the said sale and conveyance had been
made by the original proprietors.
PHILADELPHIA, 12fh October 1924.
Signed by order of the Board of President and Direc
tors JAMES e. FISHER, President.
II. D. G1LrIN, Secretary
Original .9uo,mt .4n'tni-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
VISIT TO PEALE's MUSEUM.

BALTIMORE, Oct. lI.-At nine o'clock IN
Saturday evening, General La Fayette, ac-
compaDied by the Governor aud one Of his aids
and several of the Committee Encouragement
visited Peale's Museum. As his carriage passed
along The streets, he was greeted by the ciiiz-ns
who were assembled on his route in iminens
numbers, with loud, long, and hearty. cheering.
On aShiing from his carriage the hand struca
up the enlivening tune, La Fayeite's march. On
entering the Saloon, or gallery of the fine ats.
the company spontan -ousiy f'Hhark s. opened
circular iurIr th'uugu which the GrneraI pass
ed, cordially shaking hands with every one am
both sides. He appeared 10 be highly gratifird
with the paintings. From thence he passed
INTO the room where the transparency of IN,
battle of North Point, and death of Gen. Ross
was exhibited. His qualification was no less
evident here. From this room he passed into
the principal one, the company forming a pas
sage, he passed round the whole as heforr. tool,
view of the extensive collection Of the cur;ons
and rare both of nature and lie arts, and then
ascendrd into the upper rooms. Thu SIX elefon
oil the Mammoth attracted his attention for
some time, and he retired from, the Museum
apparently highly pleased with his visit. The
Company at the Museum was very numerous I.
but II would not on other Occasions have heen
too much crowded TIE universal and ;n-
tense anxiety tn "see him however kent the
room wherever he was excessively crowded
Nr. Peale had taken The wise precantion al
limiting the numher Of tickets which render ed
the visit to the Gen. more comfortable than j,
would otherwise have been. After leaving the
Museum, previous to returning to his lodgings
he visited the beautiful civic arch AT Baltimore
street Bridge, which, with the thirteen small
er arches, were Illuminated with about fifteen
hundred 'ariegated lamps, producing an ef
feet beautiful and pleasing beyond descrip.
''on. Ball. Pat.
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VOL. xXI.-NO. rs

ore and followed by the twenty five vou,,
ladies', will pass to the Capitol. at th. don,
: Oh which he will be met by the Mavor On,
conducted through the Rotunda TO nh, Eas,.
ern Portico, where the ceremony of m. civic
reception will take place. This position has
: oee' selectedby the Committee for this Ger
Insn,ny' on account of its aaording TO the pub
ne q 'arge,a good opportunity Of witnessing
.hecere,nooies from the front Of the Por,cn'
andOf hating full flew of the National
Guest. ~ -'""'i
I.,uIlsd "a me cnies shall have been con-
I Gr.d e ne tapifoi, "A Ivatiuual Saint. Vii
! , u a,,' rom the second Battery nos,sd wv.
of which s norm Of the Capitol, the Ins, .n nn
and movement of lhc. iwhniee cs,sm6 rn,.,3,n
the North Gate or The Square. advancing by
the Eastern front of the Capitol, and paying
marching hononrs to the General, as they pass
the Prtico occupied by hin.
When the rear OF the culumn shall reach l,
South Wing of the Capitol. the General nil!
descend from the Por,ico, and re enter his
carriage, accompanied by the Mayor, and by
Maj)r General Brown and Com. TiNsEY,
(,ne nbers of the Comniitee) aud proceed
through Pennsylvania avenue, To- the man
sion of the President OF the United States.--
The moving of the column from the Capito,
Willie announced by signal gun.
When the General shall have entered the
Presidents House, the whole column will
change front, By wheeling to the right into
line, OH the leading division, the left resting
on the Franklin House. On leaving the
Presidents mansion, the General will review
the line under the highest military honours,
at the closing ceremonies of which, a third
National Salute will be fred by "A battery post
ed on The square south of the Franklin House.
A Fourth National Salute will be fired from
Battery, posted ON the South OF the Tyber,
al the setting of the Sun.
The isotunda and North Wing of the Capt.
toI will be reserved Tor the use OF Ladies and
such Gentlemen may attend them.
AS the Committee have selected "A position
for the reception of the General, which nill
afford the Public full view of the ceremony
from the front of the building no person will
be permitted tn enter the Capitol, excepting
those designated above. The company viii
enter by the front door OF the North Wing.
No carriages ur horses Will be permitted TO
enter the Capitol Square.
Police Officers are provided to enforce the
above regulations, and to repress any disorder,
should any, contrary 10 the character OF the
city, and Interpretations of the Com mittee,
arise.
The MarshaIin Chief, with his Assistants,
will superlntend the general arrangements.
The Commanding General, Ia co-operatiun,
will direct the truups 10 conform thereto.
| The following gentlemen have been select
| ed by the Marshal in Chief TO act as Assistant
niarsha!s of the Day. and the Committee re-
VIZ Majo Cross, Capt. Wade, Capt. J. l..
Smith, Capt. Gardoer, Lieut.. Cooper, John
Mason Jr. William q. Ridgeiey YIN A.
Bradley, and Thomas l.. Thruston, Esu'rs.
II. &. WEIGHTMAN, Chairman.
w. w. SEATON, Secretary.
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ORDER OF ARRANG EMENMs FOR THE DAY.
City Of Wdshington, Oci. I'm. 1924


The Committee of Arrangements for IN,
reception of the National g lest have the
pleasure 10 announces Ia their fellow citizens
that the General will reach the CITY AT 70
o'clock Tomorrow
Inc Mayor OF the City Of Washington, and
The Members of the Corporation, win repair
10 the Eastern Psrtico Of the Capitol between
10 and l o'cleck, where they invite the fol-
lowing citizens to join them viz The mem
beers OF the Government of the United States,
civil and military the Mayors and respective
Councils Of Alexandria and Georgetown the
Judges Ofthe Supreme Court, and the Judges
of the Courts Of The District, and their princi
pal officers the members OF the Low
Courts OF the District, and the Reverend
Clergy.
The Committee of Arrangements. arco,,
panied by the Revolutionary officers and H..
cavalry companies, will meet the General -,
the line ofihe District, where he will he re.
reived IN the carriage provided for his accom-.
medallion, and proceed to the entrance ~ III,
city, where the Uniformed Companies of foot
VIII he drawn mp to receive him. The Gen.
erals approach to the city will be announced
by single gun, ADD his arriya! within the lin
We Oi tne Guy VIII he announced by national
salute rom the battery posted between the
Tennessee aud Naryland Avenues. The
whoie military body will here receive the Gen
eral IN line, and take up the escort TO the Cap
iio'. On arriving at the Capitol Square, IN,
troops will halt and open to the right and left
and the General, with the Committee, &c
viii pass through 10 the Arch erected owe
the eastern entrance Of The spare. Undo
the Arch, the General will be met hy 25 youn,
ladies, bearing banners. and representing m
different States and the District Of Colnmb;,
one Of whom will deliver short address @
welcome to the national benefaclor and friend
The Faculties and Students of the Colleges
and Teachers and Pupils, male and female q
Schools Of the city, fianked 10y the Jnvenil
Military Companies, will occupy, in doubI
lines, the space through the square, from IN
, Arch TO the door of the Capilsl. Throrp
these Ines, the General, accompanied a. he
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fKUST SALE

of virtue Of deed Of trust from, F,s,c s,pbbs 10
- the noscriher dated the 2grh October d. and re.
corded ~ 'ienrieo county, in November fong 10
ssie :" hoosI' o'anard Tue payment OF cerh OF
Nancy tbe'ein mentioned will be sold nj pic Auction,
at the front doOr Of the Eagle Hotel in th; w.
me hours ui ~ and O'Clock. Friday t69,h div Gf
Tue present month Iico certain Tyncfs or Id sJning
eacn ohsr ying and being in the count, ol ielfico.
Inc ont bring the same on which I,e said .ui,s ssded
az me me OF executing the trust deed Intainbg 24s
acres, plat OF which will be exhibited ae ia, sale.
Fhe other coHniong 247 acres being The me ,tc con.
Yeyeule ssh Stubs by Robert Stnard oithe 2th nf DC
trust given. '' ~
fhe terms Of sale will be, for so mud ea,Hs will be
equal to the charges Of executing the Ins nd about
2O dollars besides. credit iilithe 2aA Ocr5er, 1882
VIII lhen De allowed on g76ihe r,aying nn.
nuay sum equal 10 the interest there al credit Of
~ months viii I've allowed for so much 81 p purcbase
money may exceed the aboyenie ion ed inns unIess
the said Stubs shall The day of sale fcrie other
terms TOT such surpinsBonds aud deed trus on ,l,.
property vii be required OF the PURCHASERS tue
debt due Sanardand for the surplus othe purchase
money, bond and approved security will issquired
The subscriber believes the title TO the oye propert,
inaputahle, but Will 81 course convey IN title only a.
is vested in bin by The deed Of trust uudhcb he acts
THOMAS GEN, Trusfes.
Richmond, Octoier5. 44--,ds
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NOI'lCE-

pY virtue of an order of the co,n,v cour, If
- Charlotte, made the 9Th day Of September,
i82f' w'ii he Sold Mt public auction for cash, on
MONDAY the LIST day of November next, being cour,
uay, ~ Charlotte Courthouse, negro man who WAS
committed 10 The jail OF the said county in the noah
OF July last as runaway, and who calls himself John
me b"phs,.-He is about FIVE feet q or 10 inches
nnsp' OF yellow compexior, and supposed he about
my yeats ol age.-Had ON when COMMITTEE a pair
OF "uek, sam hreeehes, Ibis other clothes or Virginia
G"'n.-oays he belongs to John Wickham, Esu of
h'c hmond HIS tight hand has the arpearance of
h's,ns heen mangied OF bruised, VII ch has produced
a Stiffness III one Of his fingers.
VIM. SMITH, Tailor
Stnt, ~. O5--tds OF Cnarlliie Country.
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FOR SAIE

"A VALUABLE Farm In Middesex co,,, IL, r
ye"g,s hesi ara known frmery by lie name Of fine
lsland' II = ueauuliy situated on tie R.,,,6an,,s
about ten miles sJove is mouth snd Is a. ~
Ipsnied ~ 'wo navigabie creek, that hafa mile OF fence
encoses ~ IL contains go uf excellent Ian. ~
which 40 cleared and remsrtaby fertile rt' W
ma'nusr wei iaDelcd yi'h ak, hickory, chesnut and
most conveniently situated i,r sending ,yod a.
rs Improvements are good aud Ship Yard upo, IT,
nhons W. ,ssse' ad,'nages are abundance uG i,h
iis''' wiz ~ an, game Any person wishing TO our
Shast may apply Tor Further information to me- al tfat
FORD, near WestmOrelsad Courthouse. Va ~ ~ ''''''
o,, WIN ID. ROBINSON
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BRIGADE ORDER.
Head Quarters, Georgetown, D. r.

OcTOBER ~. 1G2i
The volunteer Corps Of the fret Brigade.
and Others who have, or who may rennn Ia
the Commanding General, will assemble this
day, precisely az eight o'clocIS tho first Lee
gion on the gound north ~ he Prcsidy
House the second, Oh thG ground w
the Capitol and opposite the W.
Hoose to be marched from ,hev/
sTonnd which will be desi snates/