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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-16
Valuable Property For Sale.

No. l. two story brick house with TWO story otes
buidinps situate ON the South side of Broad street, be-
tween Shipey and Orange streets Among other conve
nences is pump Of the best water in wilmington oppo
site the door, part Of which belongs to the propery
The buildings nearly new. The above would DC eA
changed for property in the country.
No. g A frame house and lot Oh Broad street, between
Orange and Tatna streets.
No. g. A frame house Shpley street, between Broad
and Hanover Streets The terms will be accommodating
small portion only of the purchase money being wanted
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber, No 10
Broad street.
or The advertiser being about TO move into the coun
try and wishing all speedily possible
requests the immediate attention Of all persons indebted
to HIM BENJAMIN W. BhAChEN'
S.nt 9 75-3m
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Adjourned sheritf's Sale.
BY DAVID C. WILSON, sHLnIry.

ny virtue Of snndry wrts vend exponas direct.
Del Vii lie exposed 70 public sale, at the house II Ell
lamhurn. W mihgton in Christana hundred 90 Satur.
tap he a7th Nov c&t 1T , O'Clock The following dies
csh hiaG AID fene~ens, stusle lying aad being IN The
Hundreds Of Christiana and Braudywne and county Of
AcWcaste 70 wit No in Ghristiana Hundred ain
ils one h, ndred ard wen'ys less bound
81. t lands ot Samuel Gregg, William Wilson and Brandy
y Greek, With ds0eiing houses and two stone
nl houses with three wheels and machinery far
c manufacture ogran, sitste on the BrandyMln Greek
a s.oae mil house. situate Mil Run, formerly oceu.
a cotton mill, with mil on The same stream.
Il 4so, two unoccpied mil the same AN.
o 2, Bianlywine Hundred containing serenity 81
La4, less, bounded b. lands u W liam Young and
iI4ldV wine Creek W mo dwelling houses thereon No.
;, in Irandywne Hundred, containing three
less bounded by lands OF Josp u Suns, the mill seat
company, and BrandyWine Creek, wllh six houses,
and right in the BrandyMlue. No ). IN Christian,
aid Bandysine Hundreds, one-sixh undivided part ct
abaa iuey 81 land or less, including tile Reck-
ford Factory, and unmproved water rights on the r n
vine, With stone mill house. and TWO stone dwelling
houses and stone barn thereon bounded by lands q AeA
andtr Poiiers heirs, Joshua and lnomas Cipln William
Eliot, Samuel Love and others Seized and takenin
cutoh as the property Of Caleb Kirk.
The above property is truly valuable and worthy the a.
zion Of capitalists.
addition to the above proposed TO sell at the same
tine and pace. small farm Of sbot forty 81
Neelent snd, bounding on BraGdswin being part 81
M |, in high state OF improvement. with good and
conloilous dwelling house. lately built, wih three
as4ttnents on each floor, and Well celiaed under, With
stone sprng house the same, in part enclosed Will
renee hedges, and pentltuly Waered with springs o.
Ihr best water
Ao, another allotment, part Of No /, of about twelve
about one halt Of in high sste OF improve
ii grass with DIV elhngs it, sprng Al The
don, with At least ~ enty four five feet fall, dan
ati ready made. The stream has mmedare ],
bew been occupec for mills OF various kinds many ears
Aso another mill seat and power on said stream, par
D AZ i with about twenty three feet tall aud race read!
eas-tn about SIX Of land with stone
a. rtiI.. house thereon
Sc q n emf an fee
f - he stream, with small tract Of land,
Ter rtltr particulars apply TO Caleb Kirk, the pre-
who win show any part Of the above described pro
Ye1y. As il is presumed purchasers will choose
e ropery previous to the sale, particular des
cip'ion deemed unnecessary.
October 4, 1924 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-16
Valuable Property for Sale.
Nov. IL, 1874.

CONSISTING Of a two story brick house and kitchen,
" with the lot which they stand sit tile Brandy
wire Walk, Of the pleasant and healthy situations
in the Borough, 20 feet inches front Market street,
framing back 100 feet Shipey street he cellar is
dry, hoored and paved Whoever may be inclined to pur
chase, view the premises BY applying to the subscr
Der living thereon. 1t no, previously sold, will be sold
public sale at J. NJ Smiths Inn, at o'clock r. NJ on
Saturday the 18th Of January next
JAMES JARMON.
Wilmington. Nov H. 1924. 95-l8t
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NnE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and
i the public that they have commenced the
Auction and Commission Business,
at their aUcrIoN RooM. Corner Of Sh,pfey and
High streets, neat door to The Scan 1arern,
where sales VIII be held every Wedaesday and Saturday
morning The greatest attention will be paid TO property
entrusted Their cares and every facility rendered 10 their
customers whose orders they viii be happy to receive.
The auction be open every day TOR the reception
If goods and they fatter themselves that their sccomuo
dating and REASONABLY TERMS and prompt attention, will
give general satisfaction.
they have also established Horse and Cattle Market,
back of General j. Wo's Hotel Sales in the couhtry,
of Real Personal Property, will be undertaken.
nOWNEY AND ROBlNErT.
Wilmington, Sept. 3, 1924. 70
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STOLEN.

AN the night Of Sunday last from the subscriber, living
W near alllown, Mil Creek hundred, Newcastle coun.
y. Del MARE very dark color, nearly black, about IS
hands high long creature, round back broke to the
bnale little white on both hind feet, the mark on one
higher up than on the other. She is about years old,
small in The limbs, and smooth trottng mare but easily
scared AID accustomed 10 break her bride. Twenty five
dollars will be given whoever the and thief
or twenty dollars for the return OF the mare alone
HUGH RUSSELL
Nov. IL, 1874 95-4tp
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 lie propre,"rs ~ i924
IN changed per cent. stock of 1872 issued = =. ~
ance of act of Congress entitled an act pHs'
subscription to the old six per cent. and deferred .a,
and providing for an exchange of the same passed nv
sixth Of July, 1872 that the principal Of tile sad aL We
the interest which may be due thereon at the me ,,I
be paid to the said propretors their aorne, I'M WIN
thoraed, the first day of January 1885, at tile Tres
in Washington, at such Loan Office on The bonks %
Of any portion Of said stock may stand ""e'e'
Information is further given, that a surrender Of
tifcates of the said exchanged six per cent s,ock
required al the time Of redemption, and that The nlc,ss
thereon will cease aud determine on the ais, III, Is M
cember, 1924. WIN II. CRAWloph
Juy9. 59-tlJsn. SecretaTy Of The II sas,rD
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NOTICE

hereby given that intend petition the General As
semby of the State of Delaware, at their session m
January next for law toyest in title to tract OF land
lin Mill Greek hundred Newcastle county, called Homony
Ridge. formerly belonging to William Moore. containing
l25 acres, bounded by White Clay creek, lands OF VIM
Mote, George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin.
Oct 2. 1924. 84-3mp ABEL. JEANS.
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Lumber Yard Removed.

yINIIE subscriber has removed his Lumber Pqrdfrom a
il late stand, Joseph Robnson's Whmf adjoining KIN,
street, where he has hand assor meni OF VIZ, @
Fedora Pine Boards, Scamiing, Plank SAngEng and p
fering Laths, Shges of different kinds, and intends keen
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in bi
dug all OF which he offers for sale the most modr
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS
Wilmington, June Is, 1924. 52-f
~ b. Tie would pui chase quantity Of Lumber Of Ii.
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell on Com
mission.
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A Valuable FARM For Sale.

YQyE subscribers offer for sale that well known Farm
IL residence OF William Warner situate on the Whining.
ton ard Chrsiana turnpike road about three quarters OF
mile from Wilmington, containing about ITO acres OF land
n excellent order, Of which there 25 Of woodland
about 81 of marsh, and the remainder upland under
culture and grass.
The improvements on this farm embrace every thing
tina, is necessary to comfort convenience or utility. and
consist of elegant stone mansion house built few years
since IN the modern yle Of the best materials and in the
most convenient manner. two stories high, SIXTY feet in
length by forty in depth, with piazza extending the
whole length OF the house, and supported by columns from
tile roof The situation of the house is high fronting
wards the Delaware, and commanding fine view OF that
river, the Dor ugh ct Wilmington Chrlstiana creek, and
the adjacent country. Contiguous this house, all the
necessary out houses, most Of which are nearly new con-
,sing OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bah house constantly filled from copos spring
OF fine There is also large garden in excellent
order and the grounds around the house handsone
laid out, and adorned with number OF fruit and Ornanen
tai trees
The other improvements are large and comfortable two
story brick house FIR ennat oyerseer stone barn,
spring house, poultry house, and other out
houses pump Of excellent water the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells.
Ga The farm there is thriving apple orchard of about
eight acres also Young orchatd ct the best grated
fruits consisting Of peaches pears, pums, cherries and
choice apples.
The above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence profitable speculation
The Improvements elegant and convenient, and the
and is il such high OF cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail obtain ahandsome interest upon the purchase
money! BY leasing 10 the shares. tenant is the
arm, Robert HcfaraB, Nho may be recommended ss a
manager whose industry good conduct, integrity and skill
7 The various branches Of agriculture, ente hun to every
degree nf confidence.
II it Be desired, the mansion house with comstent
portion OF arl will be sold separated! from tile fam, il
Viii admit OF convenient division.
Possession Of the mansion house, garden young orchard
and Improvements, viii be giveu Immediately, and Of
he residue 81 the farm on the 25h ofMarch next.
The property viii be shown BY William Warner; the
erns will be accommodating and made known By sppca-
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Commercial Bank of Delaware.

FsyHE Directors of this Bank have this DAY made dvi
a. dend Of stock Of wN dollars per share tor the las,
ronhs; which will be paid 10 the stockholders, or tNe
legal representatives Sms Milford as the case ma,
be, an time after the 18Th instant
BY order Of the Board,
S. H. HODsoN, Cashier.
Smyrna, Nov. 4, 1924. e5-4t
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FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

WAS lost on the Farm ofthe subscriber, Whining
w ton, Gold Patent Lseer Waich double casad, Ri
Roskell maker, Liverpool, No. 694 with Steel Cham
and Key the key broken. Whoever will return said
watch 10 The subscriber, 10 Zba Ferris, Matchmaker
Wilmington, sha. receive The above reward.
JOHN A. BANNING.
Noyenbero 94-4t
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containing about nine less with the improve
and appurenances being the real estate of George
User, decd and be sold for the payment Of Ills debts.
Attendance will be given, and Of sale made known
a. the lime aud place aforesaid, by Henry S4Oa, .4dnr.
Of The sad deceased, lis .1iorney.
By Oraer cfAe Orphans Court.
MATTHEW kEAN, Crk.
Nt4ocdstie, Nou Cd 1894. 95-n
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FARM FOR SALE.

WILL be Sold at Public Sale, Friday the 18th De
w cemher next, on the premises that elegant Pam
the residence of Uham d. Philips, situate IL Christiana
Hundred Newcastle County, and State Of Delaware
anng pos acres OF land of the first quality The whole Or
nearly SOY of the uage land has been lined with from 40
10 10 bushels per acre. There is large proportion e
woodland the remainder principally in grass The i'm
povements large story house, three
The lower and four on the upper foor, kitchen
with we'll Of good water at the door, large franc barn
ceared under, spring house, smoke house. coopes
shop. Wagon house, &c-Also two respectable tenant
houses The above property is divided into handsome
fields, generally well uaered stream of running
the whole length ard passing the farm be locality
Of His property Wilmington and Newport, il being but
niles from the former and from The latter place, and
the immediate neighurood of several merchant mills
ar its high and healthy siulation render it object
the vnerprsng sgrculturist. The above properly will
be offered altogether. or in separate tracts, may best
s,t re purchaser the interest Of the Sale To
begin 10 O'clock, A. NJ. when attendance will be given
and conditions made known by
JUSTA JusTIS, :,
: JOHN c. PHILLIPS,
Assignees of VIM. ID. Phillips.
Nov. 10, 1924 q5-10
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BANK OF SMYRNA,

.t0rember 4, 1924.
ysNHF Directors Of the Bank Of sn,ns have this ay de-
ciaied dividend for the last six months. the rate
q II Per cent yesr The same viii be paid after
the llth instant. BY order,
s.H. HoDsoN, CASHIER
Nov. u. e5-4t
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ACADEMY.
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No 81, Second street.
4 Wilmington, Del keeps cnnsa ily on hand supply Of
Draugt Beer. Porter and Ale Of the first quality ~ Which
ioers and others can be furnished reasonable lerms
by the barrel, hall barre or quarter barrel
He thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re-
ceved and solcits continuance Of public favor
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 1924 Sill
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Auction and Commission Store.

rlyIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened an 4uction and C0nmis-
aon sefe, No. A. High street, door 10 h. HiAan
Lark.s stare, where sales will be held e1ery Saturday
morning The stricest attention will he pad 10 property
entrusted 10 their care and every facility rendered those
who may favor them with their custom The auction room
Will be open every day for the reception Of goods intended
ifvr public private sale.
They will likewise attend the sale of Hrses, Cows &c
opposite the Indian King Hotel, Saturday mornings
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank on
"Wednesday mornings.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
TO-, either in Town or Country, reasonable terms.
BROWN BAILEY.
| Wilmington, Sept a. rs
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teen .9nn's County Court, 0ctober Term 1924,

queen INNS county Court, Uct16pr fefm lo24'
James Evanss Petition 10 dvide0 Comnission reformed
the Lands Of Evan Evans late OF October Term, 1924,
Queen Ann's County, decea- aud rated ard coHtn'
sed. ed by the Grnt
rlHliE Commissioners having made return that the Land
in said Commission will admit Of division, and
appearing The C~rt that James Evans the Petitioner,
Charles Anderson, william Anierson Ann Anderson,
James Foot, Benjamin Foot, Sarah Foot, and ElHa6e'n
now The wife OF Joseph Hill, Mary now the we
of George liuson, Rebecca MDauel, William Elliott ANi
the wife Of Thomas MGure, Charles Evans, RachelEY an'
Ann Evans, John Evans, Mary Diamond George Evans.
Cadwaader Evans, Oliver Evans, Ann Rush the wlte
James l. Rush, Rachel Mulephurgh The wife Of Dave Nu
lenburgh Sarah Woods the wife Of Daniel Woods, hhzs
beth Lampley the wife Of John Lampey, Rachel Evans:
Leah Evans, Thomas Evans, Mary Robertson the w,e
John Robertson John Ball, Joseph Ball, Ann Stroud ue
wife OF James Stroud, William Bracken, james BracSe,
Henry Bracken, Sarah Lindsey The wife Of Joseph Lindsey
and Priscilla Jeans the wife Of Abe Jeans heirs at law w
are Of age, do not reside in Queen AIMS Conry,-ln
hereby ordered by the Court, notice the e'urn@I
Commission and the confirmation of the Court be pups
four successive weeks in the Delaware NaichmaI anu n
the heirs at law Of said Evan Evans appear before n.y.
Court the first Thursday Of May next, TO make sA
election TO take the lands at the valuation
BY Order-Test,
THOMAS MURPllEf
| Clerk Of Queen AIMS County Court
October % 91-9iP
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.Ne'o castle County, in the State Of Detaware, set.
H Virtue of order of the Orphans Court for the said
ED County OF castle, will be exposed to Sale, At
public Nendue Saturday the eleventh day of December
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, the house of Henry
Stdham. Inn keeper in Brandywipe hundred, and County
aforesaid all that lot of ground in the hundred
aforesaid bounded by lands of Harnau 1aey, John P,e
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Travellers by the following Routes
T.lRE NOTICE,
Oct. g 1924.

FsvIAT the HIioatgeu, Phiiadelfsa Eikton, Dorer
thssiero1rn ii.i Sdges, leave and arrive tile sub
scribet's, il the following. order. VIZ
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NOTICE.
DOMESTIC GOODS

4 ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions and from
n various Factories receiving daily and for sale a 10
Ill Msrke-street. JOHN BRINCklE
Wilmington, March 80. ST.
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STAND FOR A TAVERN,

being an excellent
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Nov l2 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-15
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of this state assembled ct
Albany on Thu'sdsy iss., R,chsrd Goodeii,
E'q Of JcHsrson county. vas elected Speaker,
having ll6 Of he las vo,ss given. He wss
conducted to the Chair BY Messrs Tsilmsdss
and Warren, sod delivs.s cd . pertinent and
handsome address.
M. Whes,oa gave notice, ,bW he should
ou come io,0's day, ssk leave % bring 10 .
bill, providing ios the choice Of electors oi
p' s.'den, aud rice s-ptssidsn,, BY the people sf
this ss,e.
Mr.. Flsgg offered . resolution to refer the
subject OF choosing electors Of president end
vice p'ssideot, to . commiues OF nine, which
sfes sows debate VAS ordered to lie on the
table.
The Go,s'nor's Message oeespiss spvards
Of 5 columns OF the Albany pspsr.-Hs 70.
eommsuds come smendmeots TO the jud,e,sry y
sets; . iav TO oblige svsry town 70 oomins,e
spsei6sd oumbss Of juss'ess {; sa amend
Usu, oi the oct 70 regulate sslss By auction, to
provide sssios, persons selling wi,hou, su.
,horiy.-lo speaking Of the progress Of the
Csoslss he slludss TO the Importance Of rem.
ss,iOg the Hsd'oo osvysbls tos large vessels
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Political @isceIIanp.


SIa-Whsn sngsgsd In the reading Of
pubic prin,s Of certain class, American vs
esooos cell ,hsn, without The ytosssst abuse
and proisnsiien Of lsngasse.) en- almost in.
voluntarily tempted 10 bsiisvs, No no longer
live under the besstsd administration Of 70.
publie-bu, hsvs been transported Of sud
den, BY soms psrnicious spsll, 10 the old
count, ies ot Europe, whore moosrchiss sssily
take ROOT, end ssis,ossseies aourish. Judge
Of my ss,ooishmeut 10 6ad, wnst even uodesf
tederslism. 10 hs hsigh, Of power, dare never
openly acknowledge, nov unblushingiy con.
issssd, and sysssmasicslly reduced Into doc.
Wins. Men, ,ssmio9 themselves republicans,
bu, whom ~ @sy jos,ly suspect to set with
some sinister design, hsss dsoounesd on &C..
count ot private views, their established con.
use,ieos, snd sgualIy Sosrsssful. end onostu.
ssl,y p'oh,gsss, refuse 10 tender The hllsl
homses oi their sstssm, to their parent
souscs, snd prime founssin Of inislligsncs,
shs great Body @ the people. According 10
them, The people enjoy no sigh,s, nor ever
had say--,hs liberty Of common sufs sgs st
elections 10 merely nominal, end intended o.
Q bsby song 10 lSll them toto benign sleep,
end total inssesri'y % 10 their sssl silvs,,on.
The Gree of inssigss 10 swsks, aod practising
oil her potent dslusions oa those, whom she
Wssld fsiga soavsrs 70 40 'sas. ana ssw.aish
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Xmborfaat.

A letter from Washing on, says The
answer of the Executive TO tho call Of Con.
& ess tor informs,ion in relation to tho ioten.
tons OF the Holy Alliance % to tho South A.
moiicsn o,a,es, viii De, IN substance, ,ha, the
fIetc sefe'y Will not permit Ihem to give oil
Inc inio' mat'on they hsve. ] have 10 doubt
they have POSITIVE and ,1hOrfant infos msiion,
and that what you lsteiy ss'd about . pledge
VI The B'n,sh Cove nment 10 resist tho Al.
hes 10 true. That pledge, and the origin Of il,
10 np'ooaby what the Execu,ivs Cannot com.
mu0ics,e."-N Y. Eve Pesf.
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ACCIDENT On the soIh uliimo, . child
of M6. JoHs fERREsr, OF this ,owo, sbou, 20
months oic' vas nsisatly chosked to death,
oy piece OF an oyster she'll, which il picked
ap' unobserved, from of the hearth. This
should serve as . waning to parents, and
PEI sDns having the care Of children.
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to Albany, sDi suggests he prop'iey o. 80.
plying 10 Congres. Tor ausho'hy TO lay 'msIl
tonnage duly on vessels psssing through tho
Csnsi, TO aid in the psymsnt Of the deb, c'es-
ted BY h. He proposes lsv for the pose.
eutien efihe improvement OF he nsvig"irs
Of the Hudsoo, provided the s,ssot Of Cor.
gisss Can be obtsi0ed ios lsyins . tenosge dn.
~.
He states that The encroschmens into the
Eas' River, ., New.Yo'k, have ss'um.d an
alarming aspect, and proposes ths, . commis.
siooer ae appointed TO ascertain end pr esc'ib
The limits beyond which no further encrosch.
msnis shall be allowed.
The receips into tho treasury the To-" yesr,
were 1882 ,484 4dollsrs--Psyments,l,l ,lo4.S .S64.
Appropriations wsrs made fos mos, Of tho
bsiancs.
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NEWPORT.
TnvasDAY, JANvAar Is, 1924.

EswPoRT.-Tbs whole number of deaths
10 ln's Town, dusiDg Tie psst yesr, was l3o--
Of which 10 we're between sepen'y and eighty
-l2 between eighty end ninefy--and 2 be.
tween ninefy sDd hundred. by the census
Of 1920, this town contained 1919.