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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-17
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S3LE.

E1URSuANT TO the last will and Testament Of John
III Starr deceased, will be exposed Public Sale, On.
4h day. the 25h II 9m month reL7 AT O'Clock, r. NJ at
the house of John +. Mansfield in the village of Cant
wells Bridge The whole of the Real Estate Of said deceas.
ed, consisting OF the following described lands aud tene.
mcns, situate in the aforesaid Village New castle county,
and State of Delaware.
No. l. Lot Of Ground, in high state of improve.
mem, at present divided into two parts adjoining lands Of
David Wilson, the heirs of william Coih and others,
containing four acres and sxtyour peches be the same
more or less, on which erected very and com.
Portable two story brick Dwelling House. with two rooms
ION the first oor, four chambers above and cellar under the
whole, all well finished, also brick Smoke House, Sta
bling, Hay BarTack, Carriage-iiouse, &c. in good order
and at convenient distance excellent garden well en-
closed, and pump of good water in the yard This
property offers every necessary convenience for The
most handsome situations in the village.
No. 9. landing Lot and Wharf, on the west side Of
APPOINTMENTS Greek, containing nne,y-twu perchcs he
the same more less which erected two Store.
Houses tor the reception OF grain, capable Of containing
5000 bushels each
No. 8. lot Of well improved ground adjoining lands
Of David Wilson, the heirs If William Corbi deceased
and the landing road, containing six and orty.two
perches be the same more or less.
No. q. An undivided right, being one-hird part Of a
Lo " embarked meadow, adjoining the side of the
causeway. aud meadow belonging the hers of William
Corbt, deceased, containing five acres and nne,-nne
percbes, be the same or less.
The property will be shewn to any person previous TO
The day OF sale, and the terms, which will be accomno.
dating, made known, on appics, or to
DANIEL CORBITT, Ear.
Can'well's Bridge, 9TH Mo- 30, 1894. 63-10t
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SIiERIFF'S SALE.
BY DAVID C. WILSON SuEn1Fy

- virtue of sri, of vend. exponas to me directed
WI be exposed to public SALE the house of John
low, New castle, IN Newcastle hundred on Monday the
%5d OF August inst at O'Clock, p NJ. the following des
cnhed lands and enements, situate, lying and being the
hundreds OF Newcastle and Chrstana and county of New
castle, to wit: No l, plantation of land situate
N Newcastle hundred, adc ng property Of Kensey Johns
Esq Jesse DevOu and others, containing BY computation
lo3 acres more or less No. Q, Brick DIV cling house
and lot IN the town of New csse, fronting on Delaware
street adjoining property Of Joseph Lockart and others
no $, frame house and lot of land the town Of New
castle, fronting on Frontsrreet, adjoining James MLa-
mont and others No 4, brick house and LOT in the tow
OF Newcastle, fronting Pront-sreet adjoining Nos
and D. No S, brick house au lot situate as No a. No.
%, brick house lot Of land, situate as aforesaid aoin-
ing No. anG others. No z, brick house and lot front.
ing on Marke'sreet, adjoining No 6, and others No s.
SITUATE like No. T. No 9, brick house and lo situate IN
The town Aforesaid, fronting an alley on Maket.sreet.
NO. N, TO- three acres and thirty four Peches adjoining John
Wiley and others. No. II, life estate IN two houses and
nts in the borough of Wilmington adjoining ,he heirs Of
Benjamin Devon and others; together with all and sng.
Tar me improvements and appurteuances, &c Seized and
taken IN execution as the property Of Jacob Bevill
Newcastle, August 4. 68-4t
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PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, the Board of Health have received infor
~ NATION that Presidential disease now prevails at
he havana, from which vessel has already arrived and
more may be daily eXpeced,now therefore the said Board
OF Health, by and with the advice of the Health Office
do hereby declare and make known TO the citizens and in
abans of this Borough that an infectious or coniarios
sease now prevails at the said port OF Havana and il is
hereby ordered and directed thai ship vessel arriving
from te SAID port OF Havana any other known sick
port or place. after the publication of this act shall be
brought ersuered TO apprt ach the said Borough
an me mouth OF Chrsana Creek, and that no person or
persons snail be landed or put shore, be suffered TO
oe landed or put on Shores goods or merchandise
pe landed or put on shore, permitted be from any
p or vessel arriving as aforesaid from the said port Of
Havana any other sickly port or place until visited bv
eah otcer and the permission of the Board of Health
snail be iirs had and obtained And it is hereby declared
IN force until the first day of October next unless further
order shall be previously taken therein
by order Of the Board Of Heath,
PETER CAvEHLY Secretarv
Wilmington, IS July, 1894. 61-1ot
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IB04
NOTICE is hereby given TO the proprieoTs of the er
In changed per cent stock Of 1912, issued in pursn
of of Congress entitled, author2nT
to the old six per cent and deferred socf
and providing Tor an exchange Of the same passed the
the interest which may be due thereon the time will
be paid TO the said propreors their attorneys duly a."
orzed, the first day of January, 1926, The Treasure
in Washington, at such Loan Office the books whe,e
Of any portion Of said stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of Il ccr
cates of the said exchanged six per stock will he
required at the time of redemption and that the interest
thereon, will aud determine the 3ls day of NJ
cember, 1894. WIN II. CRAWFORD,
July 9. 59-tlJan. Secretary Of The Treasury
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Lumber Yard Removed.

YJvEE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
il late stand, Joseph RObipsOn's WhG. adjoining King
street, where he has on hand assortment OF VINE and
Yello7v Pine Boards Scantng Plank Singing and Pas
terg Lath Shingles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in build
ding all of which he offers for sale the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SlMMONS.
Wilmington, juno IS, 1924. 52-u
N. b. He would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
different kinds would receive Lumber to sell on Com
mission
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Among other proceedings the following,
On application of Richard II Doug lass for letters of adj
minislraon the personal estate of Matthew Smith de.
Leased II ordered that the Court will proceed grant
administration the personal estate Of the said deceased
TO the said Richard Ii Douglass the fifteenth day Of
April neX, unless be shewn, to the contrary and
provided copy Of this order be published once week for
four weeks previous The sand hteenth day OF April
in the American of the newspapers published in the
city of Baltimore and the Delaware Watchman one of the
newspapers published in Wilmington in the state Of Della.
In testimony that the aoregoing is true Copy taken
from the record of the proceedings of the Orphans Court
for Baltimore County, have hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the seal Of said Court, this fourth day March, in the
year eighteen hundred aud twenty-four
6i-8t WM. BUCHANAN, Reg.
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NOTICE.

FtNHlS is to give notice to all whom II may concern that
by virtue of an act of the General Assembly of the
State of Delaware, granted the subscriber during the last
session. all that tract of vacant land bounded by, and wing
Immediately on Jones' Greek, in Murcrkill hundred Kent
County, and adjoining lands Of the subscriber has been
surveyed and the Plot thereof returned according to Ill
rectons Of said act of the Legislature to the Recorders
office in Dover this 2ls' day Of June. A. ID. 1924
JAMES r. MORRIS.
June 81 5s9m
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CeCIL CouSrr, e..
OIVIE OUONItI ses
.9brn Terrl. 1904

rE7IOMAS PHILLIPS, a citizen Of Newcastle Count, :;
The State OF Delaware, having obtained from the r a.
gsanre OF me State of Maryland at December Session
of 1905 and the several supplements thereto petitioneJ
the Judges OF CGc County Court the above Term for
discharge from ms confinement in the Jail of Cecil Co,n
Of his property, list of his creditors list Of debts d"e
him. on oath SO far as he could ascertain them and the
taken the oath required by said act Of 1sn5 i;
ordered and adjudged that the SAID Thomas Phba he dis
charged from confinement and that he cause cnny ~
order 10 be inserted in the Eton Press Jegzno' "
and the Baltimore american and Commercial DJ S
veer, once week for four weeks snccessiyeIv a. l
three months before the first Saturday in next SenemL
Term,t give notice TO his creditors to apnear bf
said Court on the said first Saturday of said Term At M
Court House in Fkton for the purpose of recommen
Trustee tor their benefit and shew cause If they havs
any, nv the said Thomas Phillips should not have tt
benefit OF the said Act of Assembly and the several sum
plements thereto. Test. JAMES SEWALL Ckrk
tlHe 90, 1874, 69-zt
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PLANTATION FOR SALE

W be sold at private sale liberal terms nlantaon
or tract OF land, containing l45 acres within two and
hali miles OF the town of Newcastle and adjoining the
commons land OF said town late the residence of yan
Wth6ank, and bounded by lands of George Read ESQ.
Mrs Robinson, and others. This farm consists Of level
unoroken land, with frame house, orchard &c. A fur
ther description deemed unnecessary as il is
mat persons disposed 10 purchase will view the premises
Aso-a Farm or tract of land in settled mart of ,ba
State OF Ohio, containing $40 acres. Inquire Of
PETER JAQUETT, or
,,,., SAMUEL WILTBANK.
"'"''e'"' Ausus' 6e-4tp
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ACADEMY.

INHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education Of youth
o both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educa-
ion and he aatters himself that he has given general
Satisfaction TO those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills. he again socls share of public patronage.
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
Ocoher 19tb 1903 82-
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TWENTY Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, some time last night.
q IN indented apprentice 10 the Coach Making business
named NUT3TR GORLP, aged upwards of eighteen
years. about five feet six or egh inches high, thin visage
parts. He carried with him blue coat fur hat, white
psnaloons and other clothing 10, recolected The
reward will be given for the security of the by ha
get him again, and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home TO me at smyrna, Kent County, Delaware.
JOHN DENNING.
July %, 1924. 64-et
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DIV IDEND.

IFEeIE President and Managers of the Wilmington and
u Philadelphia Turnpike COMPANY have declared Di.
Ivend OF Three per for the last half year. PAYABLE to
The Stockholders or their legal representatives, the 20
INST. by Edward Tatnall, Treasurer.
by order OF the Board. JAMES PRICE, Secry.
August 9. 67-9.
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FOR SALE.

4 BLACK GIRL about II years old who has about
eight years TO serve also slack man. for term of
years Any person wishing purchase either of them
ay see them at the house OF the subscriber, Catwes
Bridge. Del. JAMES HENRY.
JUN 1874. 67-4tD
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CTATE OF MARYLAND-At an Orphans Court begun
March in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-four,
Present-Alexander M'kim }
Beale Randall : Esquires.
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A Nd COTTON YARN Of various descrIptions and from
n various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No
Ill Market-sreet. JOHN K. BRlNCkLE.
Wilmington, March 80 81
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

r UST received and for sale, good BENG.9L LNDTGO !;
% Also, an assortment of B.4CK COMES, imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN II. BRlNCKLE.
April Z. S4-u
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FEATHERS.
CATTLE.

b(ols SALE from so to 70 Head of Cattle among them
are Steers, Cows and Hefers part of the number are
very tat and the whole well worthy the attention of Butch.
ers and Graziers-who by calling the subscriber living
IN chester Town, Kent County, Mar, land may once be
supplied with good drove at fair prices without loss OF
time, and the trouble and fatigue of riding through the
Country for the purpose of purchasing
WANTED-A plain two wheel, canvass top Carriage,
or chair GEO " THOMAS.
August 4, Sap
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Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
HIL.NLNGTON md I,HIL.IDELfHI.A
POST COACHES

Continue to leave the houses of Eli Iamborn Josenb al
PIN and The swan Tavern Wilmington, every ay al and
10 o'clock for Philadelphia returning leave the houses OF
Andrew oliver, Indian King, Market Street. and David
10 O'Clock for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLLQR
Having hrst rate horses good coaches and careful driv
es together with determination to conduct those lines
give general satisfaction induces the proprietors to pre-
stne On AZ Increase Of public patronage.
rs me proceeds OF the two lines equally divided It is
immasra at which of the above Offices seats are taken
Passengers for their convenience, will be taken up or set
dotO7, in any frlt of the Gin.
Baggage at the risk tile owners
ANDREW OLIVER, GENERAL j. WOLF
ELI LAMBORN. iropTrs
October Is, 1892. 8t,f
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TaPERS-for burning all nioht

IN bed chambers, of the sick &C. which willburn
nu about one half as much oil lamp, for sale
at the Watchmah Office. " w
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OrarV4ng PAPER for sale at this office.
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Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage
Via .Nenport and Christiana,

Will run daily, Sundays excepted-leaving George Pea
cocks Inn, Elkton, O'Clock A. NJ and arrive at Will
mlngton at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ Returning leaves Eli Lam.
boTns Inn, sign of James A. Bayard, O'Clock, p
NJ and arrives at Elkon O'Clock, p M-ths line is
continued to Frenchown, and arrives in time for the Bal
ilnore Steamboat. Fare so.
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hECEP1IO.V or III FiYETTE IN LEY.
a

f-'' Nv NON tO~NtOED.
General La Fayette arrived in Lexington
between and o'clock in the afternoon
ct Thursday. Al the line of the town h.
was received and welcomed by the Chief
Marshal, Mayer Chandler, and IA national
salute was fired from an adjoining hill
He was escorted thence Ia the GENRE ofthe
town hy a cayalcade of citizens and Officers
in uniform. At Lock's tavern, an arch,
handsom'Iy decorated, was thrown acros.
the road, bearing the inscription,
g" Heleome friend IF america TO Tie Birth
Pfdce q .7mericaa L'berty."
Strings of nnss Nere also placed across
me roa'' at intervals. At Locks tavern
'i' artillery company and the rifle rangers
were pafadcd. On the arrival IF General
IA Fayettc at this tfidce, they Termed 40
escort and conducted him 10 HE Common
IN very handsome style. Attic Common,
nc seit his carriage, wheR "A procession was
formed and escorted him 10 the site OF the
Monument. 4he General cagerl, read the
inscription or this rude and simple tribnte
to the patriotism and vaior Of our forcia'
Tiers. Fifteen of the survivors of those
who shared IN the ever memorable LcXins-
ton fight were here introduced 10 HIM
T.. Phnney, esq. in behalf of the citizens ct
Lexington, addressed Gen. La Fayett, On
Tins interesting spot.
70 THIS address the general briefly re-
Piled. We regret that we have been unable
TO procure his answer, but, we learn, thai
II e'inoed that warmth Of feeling which TIE
occasion and sacred spot on WHICH he sioo'
might be expected TO call forth.
national salute was then repeated
The children were ALSO paraded 10 welcome
TO this scene of the first effort for American
Independence ouI NATIoN's BESErAcroE.
lie was after these ceremonies conducted
to "a Marque,. where he pariook of SAM
slight ref,eshme,t. During his stay ~
Lexington the bell rung peala of joy, anu
the meeting house and other houses IN v
vicinity of the monument were crordsd
WITH sPectators-Hs was sondYctrd y
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Edo from the .nouniaiasi

Ia Eslo from he .MomidiHsi
~ We copy the following animated
cal from the l4aNlandeTsto the Mountain
erfs of Virginia, t. meet them on the
nIaihs of YufkIuwr, TO welrome Ia
fa,cite and 10 hepur the Day" With
measure euhsneed b. the fact that II nicffs
with responsive echo from The neighber
ing liiils Aud though the " not. Of III.
mountai1 patriots be MT accompanied hy
the harp Of poe.y. yet are its sounds as
sweet as though i, were waited on the
pnions OF the Muse, from the heights of
Parna-3ns. n is the uofc Of welcome from
the birth place of Washington To the hero
vino fought by his side, and gathered in the
same bloody fields Of IenUwn uniadlns
snlands of glory -
from he Richmond Papers
TIE BuGLE.
Call olhc Fpginia .uonntaineers
10 YORK TOWN.
Bold suns of he mourinirts, from childhood
delighted
To range tor diversion the wood lands "a
round,
TO hunt out he bear, or the Wild deer af-
;righted
NJ nthrlhG your TlHf iDuu FtHDHB SbhHp
Suspend Tor the present your sports OF the
wild wood,
The dangers the pleasures, The tolls Of the
rhaee;
Andleave Tor n while tie sweet haunts OF yonr
chldhuod,
The FrsTgAL sCEsg fthe L0ioidnd to grace
Brave SONS orfirgirin, in forest aud valley,
Your rihcs nre ready 10 move at word
a, Il & 4 lie
rally,
With echoes more 'blilhe than your noun.
lain. e'er heard
II calls yonto YONG TowS, where glory at
tended
The fathers whose fame aud whose proves
you share,
The welcome the ChilC'ain that bravely de-
Tended
The soil, aud the cause, 10 your bosoms so
dear.
Dur friouds 10 the Easiword, with beautiful
notions
IF archie, iriumphal aud ornaments gay,
lave watched and attended aud followed his
motions,
intent their affection mud zeal 10 display
3ut y0a, Mpuniaineers, Who have no deco
ration,
save hunting shirt fringes, and moccasou
Nay wake in The mind of " the CUES, of the
nation
Ihc sweetest and dearest OF all his reviews
Ihe dress that I'irginid,p, of old took delight
in,
With pouches and powdcr.l orns simply be-
dcckd,
Foyeht saw your fathers oft muster and Gghi
In,
And holds it, for their sake, in love aud re.
spect
Their courage, their patience, in every priva-
lion,
{ The Friend ofVrginia," will nevcr forget
The sons OF such men, to the last generation
vii meet with the tavor and smiles OF FA,
Errr,
10 fori Tolca then come, the nineteenth Of
October,
fhc day that Virginia won victory's crown;
When Washington joined with tdyetie 10 EN-
n vcstmcnts Of triumph and wroaths Of re.
Twas there that CornuaHi', and Tarieiou, thc
sdrdge,
Whose merciless havock had wan,oncd u
round,
We're forcedto resign all the fruits of their
ravage,
Ind all the fine plnnder, their enterprise
found
Come, thee, -hountaintefs, tbs the summons
pt duty,
)l honor md gratitude, pleasure and pride ,
Come join the bright train OF youth, fashion
aud beauty,
Tint moves III procession 10 Cbc.rpeafeS tide
The proud heights of York TeWn, now cover
ed with bushes,
Once 81 aIl he Al with the bril- lirft
array,
Of wnr's nodhing p'umase, and bCn7tty's sweet
bushes,
10 WELCOME IAiEIIf, aud 70 'noSoa rbE
day
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Look al his picture
g" Ike eyes of the
aatiun are ii>ed upon
Mr. A .ipuis he is one
Of the most distin-
gliishe,i enndn!alesfor
the presidency.
~ Ing le22.
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.7Rd al Mis ;

" The nomination
OF Mr.. adams for the
pre- sidency, is Ia be
supported by all the
eloquence aud zeal
OF the Secretary of the
Hartford Convention,
AS we'll us Mr.. Walsh,
the advocate of Nor
thern Conicdcracy
An OFT. lS2@c
=" lie Mr., Adams,1
IS the first and only
man fhathas disgrqccd
the country in nego-
citation. "
9th Nor. 1885,.
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4" Nr. Adams, as n
candidate for the pre-
sidcncy, is modest,
retiring and dillident,
trusting himself TO
the goud sense ot the
people, mud has orn
weight Of character y
intrinsic merit "
6fsi My, 1872.
Otis an,.'l,f"i whc.
Their there is another
individual in this EN-.
pire, whose mental
discipline has been
driIled TO that extra
ordinary pitch OF ex-
ccllruce " hich the
honorable Secretary
has attained
qoth LgP, 1890
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THE VIRGINI.Ak.
rHisTFD Ann rusLisHsB ~
RICHARD ~. IDIEH I JOHN u. COLIN
Publishers IN, Lars u The Union.

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aivanec.-No subscription viii be received tor
a ess lime ihau sis months audi piper will
be discontinued dnl ~ thc discretion ot the
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IL Advertisements will lee inserted at 81
cents persluare tor less) The fnet time, and
3. ~ cents for ench continuance Those
FROM listnuce nlusi bs paid for previous 10
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some responsible person in lynchhnrs
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