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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
TO Ladies, Exclusively!

The suspicious day teemng with Hope ofcoming wealth
fast approaching when the Sd Glass OF the rich Delaware
state Lottery will be drawn and with its birth and COM
pleon, being but the operation of five minutes make as.
dou5y sure Of success by the distribution of High
Prizes.
Indeed great was the satisfaction Acknowledged at
Inc drawing OF the first and second classes and so much
anxiety expressed for third one that we did not believe
there could be ticket for sale Christmas but adven-
aFers hitherto too tardy for their good, be-
coming candidates FOR prizes, and
Hopes and dou5ts alternate SWAY,
Yet, doubts TO Hope shall soon give wayi
This we pledge ourselves to prove forever after hold
Ar peace But none with lucky tickets from our Office
lOud doubt.
Our doubts traitors,
And make US lose in fearing 10 attempt
The coon we oft might win
Away with them
o. Real, Reflect, and Jadge!
The last two Lotteries peculiarly fortunate for Ia
dics and on that account merit notice The prizes were
sold principally to them One lady, unknown to her hus
band (Which by the bye is the uckest way) purchased
single ticket for dollars which drew prize Of 1OO0 dbl
lars and was chosen BY HOPE another lady prze of
tor trtie thus happily, the first classes rolled on;
and why not the third class be equally fortunate The fol
LOWING fact which occurred in the second and third classes
ct the Union Canal Lottery, in Philadelphia shews the in
tuuve minds possessed by Ladies' A Mr.. Jamison who
drew 5OO0O dollar prize, purchased lands in Montgome
~ county, adjoining lands Of Mr. NIL to whom he related
me fact The news was electric; be informed his wife
who true TO her charter, never gave him peace till he pur
chased ticket she thought, being next neighbor
Mr.. her turn would be next. She right and act4
arg dree The highest prize 100000 dors in the next class
attended with peculiar circumstances; for her husband hac
sold three quarters Of her ticket
What lesson does not this hold forth to lordy Man. tc
take their wives advice in the purchase of tickets the,
cid not in other things also, it would be better the
would not often squander their time and property to h
injury OF their health, and when applied to for articles
dress or necessity give the Of purchase with reuc
lance, II at ALL But these chasms ocomfort may be rene
eled why not the third class will be equally fortunate
the former ones Why not this good fortune attendant
hopes othce be again and speedily realized, and the an
preaching year be the happes of our lives why, there
no reason but that the ladies putting off the luck
Purchase TO the last moment this putting off is the bane
good hck-pray avoid it. and you value ease and com
Tort banlk not your inclination If you cannot purchase
tickets in PACKAGES buy single tickets, or even shares bu
dash not the cup fortune from your p else the dregs
disappointment may sake your thirst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
WHITEHALL,

w DE hENiE ED for term of years, that small farm
o. good land at present under substantial fence and
dvlaed INTO lots OF convenient sizes-a of which are at
TINS tune under good grass, Except two tha, are to he
rough OF Wilmington, lying south east of the town. in
pleasant situation, and is well adapted for the supply Of
MIX n OF garden vegetables to the market.
~ ue premises IS large single stored brick house
containing three rooms on the ground aoor and I;,nS
en- ana four chambers in the second storya pump of
water convenient large frame barn, horse stables and
so "aa ao9ener convenen-a large piazza on the
souh eas front OF the house, with very fine view from
nence OF the Christiana, Brandywine and The Delaware
RIVE Ser as wen as of the country along their shores The
!, ~ pc pad quarterly and it is expected that secr-
that may be entered into Vi '''e coii'rS''
~ u. AS this property bounds upon the Brandvwine
n .he tenant will be allowed take what mud he NAV
desire therefrom, for the use of the farm w W " '
~ 0' co. Ao<o'-o|-t WILLIAM POOLE,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
FOR RENT.

"a COTTON FACTORY, % by 81 feet, three storie
high, containing about 500 spindes with room for nun
Der OF power looms &C. lthas lately undergone com
The water wheel is 20 feet high over shot The 3ctor,
warmed by and complete ventilatng apparatus
heat the air. There three dwelling houses BELONGING
10 the factory It situated in the village of Stanton OF
the post road leading from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore five
mikes west OF Wilmington, and has an excellent stream n
water Apply 10 the subscriber on the premises
Dec. IS, 1926. 80" .lt,r,'"'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
Cheap Groceries. &c.
j. d. YAUC
CHEAP BUTTER I

ENiE subscriber has just received 1000 lbs brine uevo,
Lancaster Lump g 1hb, g Goshen Tub g Keg Burrrn
which he intends dposng Of by the single Pound Tub or
Quantity, the most reduced prices.
JOHN d. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply Of all kinds Of Butter can be had
throughout the winter, by applying as above.
Nov. IS, 1898. oe
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
In tie Court Of Chancey Of The STATE # Delare, IN and
for SUSSEX coLyty

In tie Court Of Chancey Of he Smte q. DeIsrc IN and
for SUSSEX county.
Between David Conwel, Ames Peery1
(son OF James, } David Hazard, Robert
Hunter ard Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph peery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Peery, Mary Eliza Sarah Hester and
William II. Pecry, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. Coepiaituis. ,,.,,.
And William Hickey and Nancy DIN IN Equity.
his wife, John M'Whoror and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna, Alletta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
Defendants.
Upon the petition Of James Peery (son of James, anil
one OF said Complainants this day presented ia liz
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit whereby il an
pears, That the 3lst day of july 1925 an order of H.
Court was made, BY which the said Aletta Mary WiEsm
and Reuben Turner, defendants as aforesaid were orI
to appear in this Court and in this Cause on certain dsu
therein mentioned, or that the Complainants Bill fieJ
this cause should be taken pro confesso and that con
of said Order should be published, in the newspapers M
within and for the time therein mentioned and for Nc
much as appears, that the of Levina Turner or
OF said defendants was omitted in said ORDER and that h
same has not been published as therein directed and me
publication thereof would not have answered The nurn
tor which ii was obtained 1t is therefore praye ed Thai liz
SAID oler may be revoked, and that another order NAV
made tor appearance and publication, which the Chanccr
holds reasonable, and doth order accordingly and il is M
fourteenth day of November in the year Of our Lord o
thousand eight hundred and twenty three on afdav, c
the said James Peery that the said Levina Aetta Mar
William and Reuben Turner, defendants did and still d.
reside out of this State, Ordered by the Chancellor Thar
the said defendants do appear in this Court and in tbs
Cause on the first Monday of March next, or the com
plainants Bill filed in this cause shall be taken ,o
contesso; and is further ordered that copy Of this order
be inserted within thirty days from this date in the Wac
man. published in the Borough Of Wilmington, in this
State and IN the Democratic Press for the Country pub
lishcd in the City Of Philadelphia, and in each Of those
papers published for three months next after lis first NH
LEGATION. NICHOLAS RIDGELY, Chancellor
THE State Of Delaware,
SuSSer County, to 7yit:
lsEAL Jehn Hoctley, Register of the Court of Chan
Gerry OF The State of Delaware in and for Sussex County
aforesaid DO hereby certify that the above and foregoing
IS true copy OF the order made in the above case
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand and
affixed the seal ofthe Court Of Chancery at
this fifteenth day Of November, 1928
~ JEHu SToCKLEY, Req. c. c.
tNoN' %, 1901 94--Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
BENJAMIN POTTAGE,
copper and Tin Plate Worker

Respectfully informs the public that he intends 70 ro,rrn
and IS therefore selling articles in his line al
oe ybch G prices until the Goth Of the present MONTH
NJ ioe Gay ne intends to offer at Public Sale at his store
=; o0lers sauce pans, coffee pots, buckets stoves and
pe nackng boxes, cotton cans, tin bobbins. block tin
coffee and tea kettles, &C. 0D"'' DiocA In
He will continue TO carry on his busiress ,,u A.. T..
gay o. March, when he will expose to Public Sale his
ousenou ana kitchen furniture, with whatever NAV be
remaining on hand Of his stock in trade. '''
ecustomed to make tin machinery for Cotton and olen
B. pottago may meet with bargain by applying to
make uenteu TO H. P0tage requested to
present their accounts for settlement Ne''"'"'S WIZ
wilmington, Jan. 2, 1924
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
PUBLIC SALE.

Agreeable TO the last will and testament of J5 1l,,
deceased will be exposed to Public Sale at 10 O'Clock on
wednesday the 1lth day ofFebrua,y next at his late dwell
ing IN the village OF Stanton house and lot CONTAINING
ABOUT one fourth OF an acre in said village with two bnn
suitable for mechanic. Conditions win be made known
on the day of sale, by DOROTHY TAYLOR A' MrSw
Stanton, Dec 80, 1928 ', s .,ust T.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
ACADEMY.

RlE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youtt
ton and as he aatters himself that he has given
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pr
pills. he again soiclts share of public patronage.
VIM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
Night School will commence on Monday
October 18th, 1928. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
Philadelphia Tavern Property
For PRIY.aTE SALE.

NhE long established and valuable stand sign Of the
WHILE HORSE and Wilmington Stage Office, No.
y Bank Street, at present in the tenure of David Johns
Inns property constitutes valuable establishment as
Tavern and Livery Stable, and would well suit any
wishing to engage in that business from either the State
OF Delaware or Maryland, considerable number of the
states Being in the centre Of business and having been
50 long kept as public house, renders it desirable and
lucrative situation An indsputable title, clear of incum.
orance VIII be glyen and payment made easy and suit
the purchaser Persons wishing 10 purchase will please
to apply for particulars JoHS c. DAVIS boarding with
Mr. David Johns, upon the premises
Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1928. 2-2m
n. b. Possession will be given on the FIRST day Of Anr
next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
NOTICE.

IL virtue Of law passed by the Legislature Of the
~ State Of Delaware, on the 9th day of February,
1873, have had the Tract parcel Of land therein
described, surveyed and plot of the same made and
erned into the Recorders office at New Castle, in
and for Newcastle County, for the information Of all per-
sons who may be concerned. DANIEL MELVIN.
Appoqunimink Hundred. Nov. Is. 1923. o5-3mn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
PUBLIC UTILITY.
.NEV and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT

VHE subscribers having been for many weeks past fire.
queny applied to for information as to what real es
tate for sale in the Borough its neighbohood or the
surrounding country without being able to give the desr
ed information, have opened Public Record or REGISTER
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale or Rent
in the Borough OF Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sale or Rent, or on Shares the country, are invited to
Register them, and all those DESTROYS Of PURCHASING or
Reig houses or plantations requested TO cali and
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish
ment may be to those who have houses and lands TO rent
dispose Of and the accommodation will be to such as
want to purchase or rent propery-s be evident to all
is timely thought Of and ad0,ed, and is probably the first
evidence of the benefit to be expected from the conte
plated Canal as the application for information about pro-
perry in Delaware, would otherwise it is presumed be
SO frequent The expense of describing and registering
in neat, ample manner all real whether houses or
ands will be but trng, say so for each property
for sale or rent and for examining the Register which
promises to contain much valuable information only IL
Icents.
Every attention will be paid TO the purchase and sale Of
real estateand Deeds, Bonds Mortgages and every ne
cessary written document will be executed with accuracy
and despatch, ~ professional gentleman well quail
fled to inspect title Deeds and examine the records of the
courts engagedand the subscribers believe the estab.
ishment will be useful one-is at least under that i'm
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE & Co.
Dec. 10, 1928. No Market G
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
TO LET.

soh one ora term of years, the store and DWELLING At
present occupied by the subscriber Possession tS be
gwen on the 25th day of March next. ~ ~
---y !. - j. ID. VAUGHAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
MILLER AND SAWYEp

VIE SUBSCRIBERS have Grist and Saw min at Rockville
on Little Elk, which they are disposed TO let ON 'he
person properly qualified, who can give
10 ofaer viii the property be rented For frber garcr
rr' 5. & w. MEErEER,
Near New Ark, Del.
o pefsoms applying will please produce their recommends
sonable time, single man qualified as and
wages. Isl Mo ri, 1901 We Niieu at reasonable
wv oil, loSt 7-8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
DIVIDEND.

The President & Directors of the Bank of Wilmington &
Brandywne have this day declared dividend of SO Cents
per Share payable to the Stockholders OF their legal re
representatives., after the 10th Inst.
By order ofthe Board
EVAN THOMAS, Cashier
Wilmington, Jan. l, 1924. 6-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13

Agreeable to the last Will and Testament Of Peter Eon
deco. late OF the Township and County of Montgomery,
and State Of Pennsylvania,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
Grand Lodge Of Delaware.

A STATED MEETING of the Grand Lodge of Della
IA ware, win be held at Dover on Monday evening the
18Th inst at seven o'clock The subordinate Lodges are re-
quested TO attend by their representatives.
JAMES BOOTH, Jr.
Jan. l.-o-5t Grand Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC SALE.

On Thursday the 22d day of January inst at - O'Clock on
the premises, valuable tract in Pencaer hundred New
Castle Co Delaware, containing 142 acres of good land
me clear and IS divided into fields of convenient size and
under good fence and about 1900 bushels of lime has
atey put OIL IT. Between 40 and 50 acres woodland
heavily tlmbered There is also handsome young Apple
orchard Just beginning bear and variety Of Peach and
other fruit trees The buildings comfortable log
dwelling house and barn, and milk house overs neyerfa
ing spring OF water This property bounded by lands of
George Russell Esq Mrs. Black Others and is within
about ~ miles of Wilmington Of New Ark OF Christi
ana BRIDGE OF Ekton, and of abundant quares of lime
stone and convenient to mills and places Of worship of
sundry denominations of Christians at the same
me and place will be sold Is lots of WoODI AND con.
snHg acres each, and well tmbered on the east side
u e road from New Ark TO the Ogle Town road Terms
made known at sale DAVID EVANS
To- SEPTlMUS EVANS,
| 80 - Ao%t' at Executors
n D. Any person wishing to view the premises prev;ous
NEEDY, living thereon. = Ss"''
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United States Law journal and CNi-
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himself 10 draw at much earlier day my
within single week or fortnight, should III,
SALES ct tickets Warrant IT So som IL he done
This scheme dies not dn92lr with great
| prize but IL has more solid laims to rubIir
favor. II has number oi prizes al n mode
rate amount its blanks are bu pboui on,
aud aqnnrter Ia prize II he chances, when
determined, viii be determined, with amer.
ing certainty, il a lew minutes aud TIN, lot
terry is Tor mn important public object, the la
tornal Improvement Of the state Let the
friends al Virginia, then, aud all those uLu
are IN The habit nt advcntuIing u trine in fbi,
way, come forward al once, and Purchase n
chance.
Should sales be liher, and rsompl. 81 ~ IN
authorize the drawing prior IL the day nov
annonneedi the manager would be eucnurar-
ed 10 give ms his neNt, II scheme on an enlarp-
ed scale, with more attractive iniZes. but
whether this oen be done or not, must depend
entirely on the patronage of tho Virginia
public.
u TICKETS, in packages or single. mny
now be had nj ECllOIS a NORlll'S lucky
oilce, Lynchburg, virginia.
a package OF 10 Whole tickets, < 6O-diuo
II 10 halt tickets, $2o--ditt6 OF 10 quarter
tickets, y 2 30.
Single ticket, S5--1Ialf ticket, S2i-Q,fhr-
er ticket, yIi but will shortly advance To So
Or, packages OF whole tickets may be had
" certificate, for & % s5--IIalt tickets,
II 37A-Qunrter tickets, 81 isi
Orders from abroad, free OF postage, inrlos- |
Feb. "a
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Nrngs, Medicines, &c.

n OWENS a LECklIreilirh her thanks
TO their friends and tic public for the liberal
encouragement they have received, and in
form them that they now have on hand - We
nv extensive assortment of MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PAINTS. OIL, SPIRITS TlR-
PEN1INE, " Dye SUITS. Also, STONE
WARE. consisting OF jugs, Crooks mud Flow
er Pots. Physicians and Merchants wishing
to purchase, will find, on examination. that
their prices are ~ moderate as those OF ~ =
establishment in this section of the connt g,
as all ihrir goods are bought in Re no,3bc2,
cities, which enables them L. sell los.
March .. A,
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Quantico Canal Lottery, I'd class,
4 MLNFlRE, .iohager.
ACnEMI.
4OBO tickets.

AO5O tickets.
This is a lottery formed by the ternary COM
bination OF 30 numbers, and the prizes therein
will be determined as follows Thirty NUN
bers, from to 80, inclusive, will srNetally be
placed into wheel on the day OF drawing,
and five of them be drawn out, aud that
ticket having on il the lst, ID and 3D. Nos.
drawn from The wheel, viii be entitled TO The
highest priLu tnat having on II the 20, ID
and 18th, will be entitled 10 the prize OF ) l23oj
that having on it the 3D., 9TH aud 9TH, viii be
entitled To the prize al y loco that having
Oh il the I'd, Ilh and 9Th, viii be entitled L"
the rrize OF & 900; all others having on them,
rrspecIlvely, three OF the drawn Nos "iu
each be entitled To prize OF : 1863 all those
having on them any two OF the drawn N"s.
will each be entitled to prize ot y 10 ana
all those having on them any Que OF the
drawn Nos will each be enltledto prize OF
so.
No ticket which shall have drnwn prize
superior denomination, can he entitled ~
an inferior prize. ,...
PRICES payable 80 days after the drawing
md subject as usual 10 a deduction OF 10 pei
cent.
\ large proportion of the above scheme ha'
been arranged into packages, each containing
ten tickets, mud each embracing the 80 com
bination Nos composing the lottery Ines
must OF necessity draw al lehst ) -, less ih'
Is per cent. whilst the cost ol the phckahe
only q 40. and affords therefore to the par
chaser of a package ten chances tnr Il uapito
prize, for he ,rialng sum OF y ID 75-lt a
adyenturer should prefer paying ls 10, an
: 10 leave the tickets IL deposit for the z % .
which wonid In that case be due IN The qacl
e age, he may do 81, and receive certihca
, OF his purchaye, which Will entitle him to
that may be drawu over x above the q 90 .
+ The drawing Of thi. class will take pa
on Thursday the 10th Of April nrNt, IN I
City OF MobmoHd aud the manuSer plcdg