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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
EXP ERI,IENTAL LOTTERY.
Binary Combination-iSirth Glass Scheme.
NEW SERIES
1876 Prizes
500 BlanhS.
400 Tickets at 81 is 992 Dollars.
WhOLe TICKETS. &2.=HnlrRs. 81

Friends 10 the Lottery respectfully invited to ex-
anime the above scheme, by which it will be perceived
mat there is actually greater sum in prizes than the
Tickets amount 10, being offered the public under first
cost nasmuch there is charge whatever for paper
PRINTING! publishing, other incidental expenses cOnse-
qlent on the drawing.
If this Lottery large scale there would not be so
advantageous FIR aventreys in the known world as
Notwithstanding the cheapness of tickets there is but
and half blanks 10 prize. is indeed the last or and
eg9t the subscribers make TO induce the public en-
liable them to draw with despatch The Dearvare State Lo
teH hrd CLASSY which, considering the few numbers
contains, is(whou exception the richest and best lottery
in the Uaited States.
The present Lottery is termed Binary from its being
formed on the simple progression of figures from to
I'm lieu ct 10 TO l0a method, Johnson SAYS used by
the Chinese four thousand years ago.
1 Inc prizes will be determined thus Thirty two num-
pefs VIII be put into wheel of which will be drawn
out and that ticket having it the and 2nd numbers
drawn, will be entitled TO the first one hundred dollar
Prize )" that ticket having it the LIST and Sd numbers
drawn will be entitled to the second hundred dol.
lar PRIZE :; that ticket having il the 1s and 4h num-
lbers drawn will be entitled to the third one hundred
dollar prize :" and on confornably to the printed
scheme to be had at the office, and be distributed pre-
lvious to the drawing.
RIO TIE PUBLIC.
cannot be deemed disrespeclu express our aston
shment that the citizens generally did enable us to
ipromise but who TO blame dyy and 1lieht-far and
aear-we endeavored TO excite aejiterest and arouse
eHeri-e but in vain as it must be, while the Legis.
ature, with an appearance OF iberay grant authority TO
draw Delaware Lotteries for benevolent and useful 1ur
poses, with hand and with the other bar the door
AGAINST The sale OF tickets they thus SANCTION by permitting
me introduction and sale of tickets belonging to other
states that would punish the disposal of fifty cent share
oi Delaware ticket with heavy penalty .oastrous ab-
s|@y as wen might State declare against an enc
my and at the same time dsarm its own Citizens Surely
me advantages should be mutual But we hope for better
lines and congratulate those who wish the large lottery
drawn, on Their wishes being shortly realized The two
Binary Lotteries that have now ready are narlv dis
posed Of and will be drawn within six weeks, about The
before) be drawn in Wilmington on the Elschon , oh
of October next whether the tickets are sold or n Ot
this fact the public may be assured and TO enable us as
hitherto to give general satisfaction we once more re-
specially solicit such encouragement as our efforts an.
lpear deserving Of ~
HOPE g Co.
Lucky Office, oppos;te the Torn Hall.
Wilmington July TO- o.
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CHEESE, BACON AND HAMS

~~DOO lbs. Rhode Island Cheese,
1000 lbs. Bacon
1000 lbs Wilmington Hams, warranted to be of the
first quality,
1000 lbs Pork; 500 lbs. Dried Beef; 10 Barrels of
Shad doz Corn Broous, Powder, Shot Tobacco. Sc
gars, superhne Flour. Rye meal and Mddngs Also
Victims, Flies, Flutes Clarones, Violin strings bows and
bridges; Lines Lemons Oranges and general assort-
of Confectionery Persons wishing any Of the above
articles Wl find TO their advantage CALL as they will
be sold cheap for cash, by JOHN WRIGHT.
Sonth side efGie Lower Market.
Wilmington, July TO- 61-ot
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Lumber Yard Removed.

Tv1E subscriber has removed his Im5er Yard from his
j. late sand Joseph RobinSon's WharGadjonlng King
street, where he has hand assortment of UMte and
leHo1U Pine Boards Scaathng Plank, Shnghng and FlaS
ering Lats Shingles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds of lumber used in build
ding all of whchhe offers for sale on the most moderate
terms. WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, June 49, 1924 52-f
N. B. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
different kinds would receive Lumber to sell on Com
mission.
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NOTICE.

rENHls is to give notice to all whom it may concern that
IL 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 land bounded by, and lying
Immediately Jones' Creek, in Murderkill hundred, Kent
County, and adjoining lands Of the subscriber has been
surveyed and the Plot thereof returned according TO d-
rectons of said act of the Legislature 10 the Recorders
office in Dover this 2lst day Of June, A, d. 1924.
JAMES p. MORRIS.
June 81. 55-3m
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& FATE OF NIARYLAND-At an Orphans Court begun
- and held for Baltimore County the fourth day of
March in the year eighteen hundred and tweny-four,
Present-AleXander M'Kim }
Beale Randall Esquires.
Sinnhen Ii Mnnre y

Among other proceedings were the following,
On application of Richard H. Douglass for letters Of adj.
minsration the personal of Matthew Smith de-
ceased 1t is ordered that the Court will proceed grant
administration the personal estate Of the said deceased
10 the said Richard H. Douglass the fifteenth day of
April next, unless be shewn the cotrIy and
provided copy Of tins order be pr bished once week for
four weeks previous to the sad fifteenth day OF April next
in the American one of the newspapers published in the
city of Baltimore, and the Delaware Wachnan, one of the
newspapers published in Wilmington in the state of Della.
ware.
from the record Of the proceedings Of the Orphans Couri
for Baltimore County, have hereunto my hand and at
fixed the seal Of said Court this fourth day March, in the
year eighteen hundred and tweny-for.
6l-& WM RICIIANNN Reg
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twenty DOLLARS Reward.
PUBLIC SALE.

TWILL be sold on Tuesday the 9th day of August next
w at O'clock, F. Nj. at the house of Eli Iamborn,
Wilmington, the STORE md TPH4RF at the south
east side OF Market Street, in the tenure of Wilan
Warner, containing in length in Market Street. 166f 10t
the privilege of l2feet Alley on the eastery side Of the
Store house, into Water Street In the Dock there
good landing place for small craft by ola Slip Terms
will be made knownat time of sale. }. j. ROBINSON.
Wilmington July a. 64-5t
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ACADEMY.

TNIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education OF youth
of both sexes in all the branches of useful Educa
ton and he Aaers 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 solicts share Of public patronage.
WM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
October 18th, 1925. 80
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UILlILVGTON AND PHTL.aDELPHLa
POST COACHES.

Continue to leave the houses of Eli Lamborn, Joseph Gill
pin and the Swan Tavern Wilmington every day at and
~ o'clock tor Philadelphia returning leave the houses of
Andrew Oliver Indian King, Market Street. and David
JOINS White Horse Bank Street, every morning and
10 O'Clock for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Having first rate horses, good coaches and careful drv
ers together with determination conduct those lines
give general satisfaction, induces the propreor pre-
sumo on an increase of public patronage.
AS the proceeds of the two lines are equally divided il is
immaierla at which of the above offices taken.
Passengers for their convenience, will be taken up set
DOM in any part Of The City.
Baggage at the risk of the owners.
ANDREW OLIVER, GENERAL J. WOLF, , 1.
ELI LAMBORN. SHTPeFS
October 18, 1892. 81-tf
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

VUsT received and for sale, good BENG2L LVDTGO ]
% Also, an assortment of BACK CONBS imported from
New York and Boston. JOHN X. BRINCKLE.
April z. S4-f
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V. M'NEAL & SON,
LADIES' MD GE.NTLE.ME.N"S
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makers.
NOS. Sc & 100 mm4rr ST

GRATEFUL for past fayors, respectfully inform their
W friends and the public in general that in addition 10
their old and well known establishment No 100, they have
taken that conspicuous stand
No. &c, ". e. Corner Of Market & High Streets,
OPPOSITE LARKlN's GROCERY STORE
Where they intend keeping large and handsome assert,
ment of Ladies, Misses and Childrehs Silk Kid Valencia
Denmark, Satin, Everlasting, prunella, Morocco seal
SKIM and Common Leather Boots and Shoes OF all coos
and of the best materials and workmanship.
ALSO,
Gentlemen's Morocco, Seal and Calf Skin Wellington
Boots, of the best quality, the reduced prices of 81 to
$3.50. Warranted Water Proof Boots $3.50 TO $3.50
Shoes Bootees, fine and coarse, suitable for own and Co
Try all of which they will dispose of eithcrof the above
places, on the most reasonable terms for CASH.
Country Merchants supplied usual at the lowest Phi
la0ephia prices.
Fifteen or Twenty Journeymen wanted. None but first
rate workmen need apply. Nov. 1926 90
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDLgN SPE CIFIC,

OR the of colds, coughs, asthmas, approaching
consumptons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Markesreet, Will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

JUST puohshed det;rce, which severelv n-..s
o"s any Spaniard from entering Portugal ,v,tl
on, o passport signed by the Portuguese Ambas
sadof at Madrid. This measure is extreror,
unf'endly To commerce, excludes great oaun,
u'les Vi finsi,st articles into Spain, which can.
not PASS the boundaries. The merchants -
hyas nave pehhoned against this Decree
SPAIN.
we nave received our file of Cadiz papers TO
tue ~'n oil october, but they furnish no inteli
gence OF particular importance.-Ib K;nr is
al Inc ~. Lorenzo, and the InfaDta Maria Fran.
cisca las an infant son, baptized Francis Ma,
RIA Joseph. Every thing in that unfortunat &c
country seems steadily tending TO some incyita-
Die revolution, which every precautionary mea-
sure only threatens TO render more toro,,9b and
compete. lie papers communicates no ex-
phcit Information except what may he Inferred
from the DEGREES OF tie King which are sti,l pub.
iishcd IN great numbers, aud are devoted TO ti,e
.""e purposes as heretofore, the prosecutions of
ue onsutuonalists, and The rewar,Iipp ef rovl
alis;s for past exertions i'm the service of Tie
hinS. imprisonmeuts banisl,nents. and de:i,b
are 'he portion 0i great numbers of the former.
anu o'hces, decorations, titles and pecupia,y
Condiments are E,vishcd on the latter. The
i>'ng seems blinded tp his own distinctions; for
IN inc act OF rewarding his friends he awakcns
past scenes OF civil discord, the memory of
,wmch can only exasperate and .einbitter the
ieeiinSs OF ms enemies, and instead of doing
any thing to temper the constitutiouaiists,b y mo-
yves OF interest, he drives them to desperation
by showing that he never intends 10 forriye.
them France is already weary of the task
she has undertakes, and with good reason NAV
be ashamed of the position she maintains in the
eyes OF Tue world. Our Spanish papers men
ton that the King has given notice of a coGyep
non ABOUT to be he'll to consider a new plan Of
occupatIon--a measure which the French will
probably insist upon and which may give us an
opportunity to Judge Of the feelings of their new
hS. " Y. ID. .1fy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

n
Mr.. Floyd made some explanations i'm reply.
aud concluded them by request, that the gen
tleman from New Hampshire would oblige him
by withdrawing his motion.
Mr.. "hippic repeated some of his reasons
against the third section, but would not refuse
the request of ttfeNgeutlctnan, and therefore
Withdrew his motion.
But 1t was renewed by Mr. Cook, Of Illinois,
who wished to press upon tho House the question
whether the establishment of the contemplated
post, taking formal and eiFectual possession of
that region of country, would not be viewed by
England rs an iniraction Of the treaty OF Client
M which il was agreed, that although the coun-
try on t',e Oregon should remain open TO both
nations dnring ten years. -four OF which were
yet To Gomez the rights of neither TO the soil
should thereby be prciudiccd The establish
mcnt u: a territory, would of course, lead to an
cNiipguialIInent of the Indian title, and per.
naueni tii,ng possession of the country for our
own. This ne feared, IA leading US lotto dill :
cuitics. He thought it would be better 10 re-
commit the bill. Mr.. Cook replied to the views
Yesterday expressed by The gentleman from
Kentucky, Nr. Trimb!e,) in relation 10 the
operation OF The treaty, into which he went u,
some length in confirmation of tho view he ha1
above taken.
The question on rcco,nmitmcnt was then put ,
ani decided in the negative. And the question
then recurring on the inal passage OF the bill IL
WIS determined in the aIi.native-Ayes us,
Noes 81.
SO the bin was passed. Its title was altered
at the suggestion of Mr.. Floyd, BY emitting the
words ''t olumbia or" before the word Oregon,
and then the bill was sent to the Senate
Aud then the House adjourned to Monday
next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28
?hnSdny, December 90.
IN SENATE.


Pursuant to notice, MIR. Eaton asked, and
hayinm obtained leave, introduced a bill to an
t,orlse the Territory Of Fprirla TO cut canal
through tie public lands 20 unjte the river st.
Johns with thr bay Of ST. Augustine; and the
hill was read.
The resolution Submitted Yesterday ny N.Y.
Rugglos, c4u-stinp IF Dc President OF tic L.
STATES, nf:io1,ion respecting tie cxtcr,t OF yi-
raticai dcpr@ 'a'!JGs on ga, cO:nincrcc, DC. was
taken up
nfr. lloyd, Of Naee. said he hal not The
slightest oCi"ciion lo ;''c adoption OF he rcsolu
ton; out 10 roec t. iOrwaru gentlemen that this
inquiry would not give t;itn ihe information
they asked for and ti.c~e.Jsr i.ay iau.t uot feel
G;eappojrto'l at not rcocjyi.i- .. Il was not ir
Possession Of the governments, because the &c
counts which are 50 frequently detailed IN pub
lie pfirts, al ?ira,j.i atrocities, arc brought
home by captains nd -,cDgeis of csscls, and
communicated 10 tue "Sw papers, but are sell
dom furnished to Use cu,.nyD. houses, aud there
fore did not come INTO official possession of the
government. Mr.. l.. knew thal the infOrrna-
ton which the Department 0f State. for IN
stance possessed or this spLjccf. was very i,i
perfect, anil 10 prrsU,aci iHt; - Sat more am
pie IN the rihtr departments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The two houses met yesterday TO give joint
ballot for Electors of President. The election
was warmly contested on tue first ballot there
we're for the
jackson Candidates:
Plauche, 40.
IIacost, 40
Herriart, 40
For the Adams Candidates:
WIN. Mott 30
r. D. Shepherd, 80
The Clay candidatcs had 90 each.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

y. s. Sehr. Ierrier.-A letter from our cor.
respondent, says the New York Evening Post,
dated Key West, November 25th states that the
u. 5. schr. Terrier had just arrived at that
place with valuable prize captured from The,
pirates, and that the officers and men were all
WELL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

SPNTN.
Connt bonrmont, il is reported is TO succeed
Cen D'gcn in the command Of The army Of oc-
Cupajiou.
ne expedition preparing at FerroI, Of which
the London Courier makes mention, appears to
be intended against the numerous Colombian
prVatecfs about CUBA. II would seem quite as
Important to repel the Barbary pirates, if, as
mas neeh sad at Barcelona, seven suspicious
vessels have been seen IN The waters of yvioa.
three of which we're seen from Cane St. Anfo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

Jackson Candidates:
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: - -
DONzESTyC,

New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
A SNAIL FARM FOR SALE.

NATI- be exposed to public sale at Smiths Tavern in
w Wilmington, on Seyenh-day, Saturday the l4th
of next month"; February, at o'clock, p. NJ small FARM
in the village of Newport, Del formerly owned BY James
Fooe containing about 90 of good arabic land and
of mars be the orless On the premises are
two story stone house, with four floor; well
the door; frame barn, wheelwrgh's shop and small
orchard Terms will be easy, and made known at The sale
by JEIIU GREGG
At thesame time will be offered acres of arabic land
with small house thereon, near the first toll gate
on the Lancaster road.
jan 20. 1a-6tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

THE lot Of land containing nearly an entire square
next adjoining north OF the Friends Meeting House square
and west Of the Catholic Chapel a St. Peter bounded b
rasure' Queen Hanover and West streets torcthe,
with the BRICK house and garden on West street now in
Ine tenure OF isaac Jackson small wooden house ON
Pasture street, and commodious frame work sh Wv w
Queen street may be sold together or divided to s, n"
purchasers. For terms inquire Of ' ''''
Wilmington, mo 10 r.
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r. LIE No,rt of (Janceru NJ fbs Cto,s oc
60 '' "
=" "1''eT county,
Between David Conwell, James Peery1
(son OF James,) DAVID Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph Perry infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Pcery, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. Cosptalanfs; mn ::
And William Hickey aud Nancy D''' III Eqai
his wife, John M'Whortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Scgars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna, Aletta,
Mary, William and reuben Turner
Dcjeadants.
Upon the petition of James peery, (son of James,
one Of said conplanants this day presented 10 4
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit, whereby il
pears ha, the 3ls day Of July, 1928, an order of
Court made, by which the said Aetts, Mary. W;d
and Reuben 1urner defendants aforesaid, wee or1
TO appear this Court and in this Cause on certa;r
herein mentioned, or that the CompIanants Bin fed
ms cause shou'd DC taken pro conicsso and that
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-06
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Plantation

Situated in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware, SIX miles West Of the Borough of Wiminpton
The Branch Turnpike road to the Gap, passes nearly
through the CENTRE leaving 70 on the North side
thereof and 100 on the South together with the
Improvements on this latter part, consisting of two story
stone mouse, ceared and garretted throughout built Of
te best materials, well plastered, SIS f. ii length and
git IN breadth pump of never failing wafer at the
soor and NAT an under rich garden with elegant
Virginia thorn hedge, and pang around; spring, spring
no1Se' ana sah al bottom. There the premises
log barn. and hreshng oor new stone stable SO f. long
aha % IT, Wde with stalls for five horses entry stablng for
cows WIN lrohShs &c ganares and loft for 90 tons of
nay and Two large sheds There is q large swamp and
bak meadow with never failing water course 20 acres
OF woodland on the SOUTH and 10 acres Of chestnut &c on
the north division The south side has been many wears
under good cultivation, lined and clustered from
10 to3 tons OF clover and timothy hav IN the season
The North or South division may be sold separately TO
sut purchasers Half the purchase money to he maid nm
The delivery Of the deed. The remainder NAV lie wifi
interest, on mortgage lien, for such term as aored
en- Application to be made to JonH W1ILcox Copcorl
nea"are 20. Pennsylvania to the subscribing nronre
tc; residing on the farm, who will give an ind;sbtob
tte' amt possess on on the 1st of April next Notice viii
pc published IN due me previous to the Ventuc ofhose
hotd furniture, stock and farming utensils
r. u There h OIL the premises log church which
WIN us io' Us reserved and shall be held for the pronri
toFs ese' or as he may devise.
Dee. %, 1923. - MN H,'NSr y:
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REMOVAL
NOTICE.

~ virtue Of law passed BY The Legislature Of the
IS State Of Delaware, on the 9Th day Of February,
1928, | have had the Trace parcel Of land therein
described, surveyed and plot Of the same made and
returned into the Recorders Office at New Castle, in
and for Scwasilc County, for tn information of all per-
sons who may be concerned. DANIEL MELVIN
Appoqnnlnink Hundred, Nov. Is, 1898. 93--3np
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TO LET.

A well finished three story HOUSE, pleasantly situated
IA in Queen, few doors from Market Street. now in the
occupation Of Jesse Cause.
ALSO
two story frame tenement in good rclNir, with large
IN garden commanding extensive and beautiful pros
pect, situated the road between the Poor.Ilouse and
the dwelling Of the subscriber occupied by Jesse
Hastings. For further information inquire Of the tenants
or the subscriber JOHN WAY.
Jan. H. 9-9t
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NOTICE.

TEyIE Creditors Of Thomas Lea are hereby informed that
a dividend of 20 per cent will be paid the ID day
OF February next. at the Counngouse Of Tatnall and
Price, Blandywne.
WILLIAM WARNER,) Assignees
EDWARD rATNALL Of
JAMES PRICE. \ Thomas Lea
January 81, 1894 I3-9t
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ACADEMY.

'HVliE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
IL still continues his Seminary furthe education Of ynnh
o BON sexes all the alious branches OF useful Educa-
ton, and ne Caters himself that he Ia, riven
satisfaction 70 those who have already favored him Mn
their support and having an opening for few more pI.
Fils, he again socs share Of public patronage.
WM. BASS, Orange Street. Wilmington
Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1898 o.