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Stone Ware q Flower Pots.

The Subscribers haze on Lard, in addition
~ thu above, nearly etery other article be-
lpaeng 10 their budBess--al Of which they
viii sell low f9f cash. nr exchange Tor BEES
WAX, GINSENG, LINsEtD OIL, or any
other article OF produce, at market prices
May ~ $50
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'Tne Tract of lana,
YlAe SNhscrihnr

INTENDS TO leave this country ahAnt
j the first of November, lS25-N those
who have claims agaiutt him as constable,
are requested TO presen, them for payment.
This declaration is nis1e because he has n
Number Of receipts out for debts TO collect
rs constable, which are paid, aud TO prevent
his security from being barrassed for any of
his transactions relative 70 his Office
MANSFIELD WARE.
Amherst, Sept 90. TINS
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1--WE subscriber respectfully info-ms his
friends aud the public generalIy, that he
has commenced the BOOk-SELLlNG III -
MIS- Ia the house formerly occupied By Mr
WIliam Digges, aud opposite the siofe OF
Mcssrs. & Il Aorvel d w n Morgsa @h're
I've will receive additional SUPPLE oil all the
new aud periodical publication Having
made arrangements viii the most extensive
houses IN Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, hc pledges himselfthat any Law,
Medical, Miscellaneous, School or Blank
Books which may he wanting, which he may
not have he will endeayor TO ebla,n tue same
through his correspondents at the north
Country merchants, teachers of academies,
&c. will find il to their advantage TO call ana
examine his stock, which will be very cont
plete. Tho subscriber pledges himself 10 pay
strict attrntioufo business, aud every excr.
ton on his part will be used for the benefit OF
those who may favor him with their patron
age. CHARLES A. WlIHLi5.
Lynehburg, Sept. %. Isl
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ID In pursuance OF The above decree, the
undersigned, Marhsai OF the said court, will.
on Friday the 9TH day of October next. Gt
lar, II not the next fair day thereafter, san.
days 'Nceptedl expose TO snle, by WY OF pub.
ne auction, on the premises, TO the highest
nldder, nPon credit OF twelve months, the
purchaser giving bond with good security.
The Tract VI lanA
in'he proceedings mentioned, lying and being
~ tue county Of Amherst. on the south bran.
ciles OF The middle torl, ct pedlar river, i, be.
Ing The tract purchased by sHid Harrison of
Chs. T. Ial'aicrro, and containing 800 acres,
more or less.
g y. Wo0DSoN, 1.L.po.c
sep.e y4w6
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LANES FRAZER,

GRATEFUL for the eneou' asein en-
~ which has been extended 10 him, IA ke
this method 10 inform the public generally
that he will in future attend pafiicslnfiy Fn'
punciualy 10 all orders IL assures iaen
that he wiIl spare no pains ia endeavofins t
eYrcntc all orders.
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iclGuudUl5
~ CHANCERY.
On motion Of the complainant by his coun-
sci, who filed his bin, aud it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that the defendant,
Abraham Seay, IS not an inhhbitant Of this
commonwealth, aud without the jurisdiction
nt this c'Irt II is ordered, that the defendant
James u. Goodwin, administrator Of George
Loving, deed, be restrained from paying a
way, selling TOR otherwise disposug OF any
money, property or other effects which may
como To his hands as administrator aforesaid
belonging to the absent defendant Abraham
Seav, to the amount OF two hundred dollars,
s"alect to the complainaHt's demand, and the
further order and decree OF this court. And
II Is further ordered, that the said absent de-
Iendant do appear here on the first day of Dc.
toher court next, l. answer the complainant
bill, nnd that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginian,' published in the
town of Lyncbburg, once a week fer eight
weeks successfully previous 10 said Jay, aud
that another copy thereof be posted al the
front door of the court house of this county
on some court dny.
a Copy-Jeste,
Ko. {. CUTLER, p. c.
Aug IL. wew2
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FUR NTTU r z

viii be made in the best manner. at the short
est notice. and on the most modern,e terms.
Either MIR. Charles \ Simms or myself will
At all times he found at my Cabinet Ware
Room. Mr. 5 is fully authorized TO make
contracts and close the same.
All those 10 whom am indebted ere re
luesied to come forward, that arrangements
may be made IL discharge the shme-And all
who are indebted to me are earnestly request
ed 10 come forward and close the same, either
by bond or cash. or they can receive reasona-
bic time, If they will give coed security. /
want my old books settled up
have now on hand, first rate materials,
and expect in n short time to receive further
supply and Likewise the newest lsshions.
JAMES FRAZER, Cheap Square,
FOR SALE As ABOVE, TWO
Good and Splendid Sideboards,
AT reduced prices.
July % s49
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managers office. Washington city.
WASHINGTON cANAL.is
MD
delaware State AotterY,

AUTHORISED by acts Of The Congress 81 The Us,
AMI NJ be Legislature Of DelaWare
SO Nos.-6 balots--Io be drawn on the 9Th
October next
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N.ulam Queens & tir:9is Z, Leei,s,
APoIaEGAmEs : DR. s6lsis,
lssro iast received, io sddiltVa 10 ihcir TURNER
sssar,menl, tie following articles
CsIcnei tinncmon
%ssrrns aubiimaie Has. eaassle
sal A9amoniac s9utis
Sum ese,rhor savipe Leave
t,.onaf}ce Ball psck Heilobofe
Bs;sam Tola Gum ifagscauih
sam Ayfrh Sal. Soda
-S,cbrll salts baisan Cop1va
lpuly kAabsrb Ianry Perfume Vial
sails Iarlar Evabs' Crown Lar.
1ariafie Acid Gets
ssnuer CARD soda Common do
Sal smmOn. Vi Fly stone
.alsia. Nsgnesia Gnrk silver
IHa, copal feaH Ash
KAN Elastic fiue opnnfn
ssan shelac Pa'ul hsHsHes
ss.,rsr Lead Sash Ieals
t,i,eila Bari Marlin. brJslrs
BOD Saunders Suda Powders
I'Anilafiles Seijliiz Powders
Mama Flake Spanish Whi'usl
f,en'iap Rect pials, assorted
Aoua FpuI- Issenee BBrgHmaf
rh0sphai spis fsacy sdut, boaes
sweet SPIRITS Nire Cut Gas do do
.plriis Harlshorn Lavender Water
Nugiated Tineinrsr. lsins t'lass
ran 0tl opka
Hal.An Peru Scales and Weights
Cloves Gold Leaf
Race Red Walers
Nuimegs Lamp oil, Sc
.8Lso--R tsRGE ASSORTMENT or
Stanp Wara " Flower Pots
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One o'i.er Vract,

lying in Stokes county, North Carolina, an
improved, containing 400 acres. This is
good tobacco land Terms ms FIRST mcniion'
ed. JOHN HUGHES.
Sept % wow
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16

There is one other subject to which wish to in
yi,e your most serious attention Our country, from
its extent and for the purpose OF Geographical dis
elimination, is divided into sections, East West,
North, and South. To this let the division be con-
fined add not to it prejudces and ealonsles- scowl
into contempt every term and every effort TO keep
Them alive. Remember your fathers fought as
Americans-as Americans they conquered. In the
same name, and as family, they produced the
presen, constitution of your country, the nobest ef
fort of the human mind, and carrying in its fate the
last hopes OF human liberty-thus by one act repay
ing to Europe whatever we were indebted for the
arts and sciences of which she claims to have been
the origin Remember that you destined to &C.
cupy distinguished place 10 the annals of your
country--to whose prosperity or degradation you
may greatly contribute; and remember also that
your own country is not alone concerned. Placed
as she is at the head of the republics of this hems-
phere her example has become interesting, only
to them, but to all mankind. 1t is therefore you
have the earth as your theatre and the human race
as your spectators. II the great problem we are
working here of mans capacity for self government
fail there will be an end Of human hopes.
Finally, my children, 10 whatever situation your
destiny may place you, keep forever before your
eyes What you owe your country, and in the hour
Of exgency, should it come, to you will she
look as the able and fearless champions of her lber
~, her happiness, and her glory. tender you all,
officers and cadets, an afectionae Farewell.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
INLAND NAVIGATION.

YfVlF subscriber having obtained Letters Patent under
the Seal of the United States For saving water in the
passage of vessels through Locks Of Canals and for saving
water generally in Inland Navigation, pledges himself
erect Locks upon construction, by which any guam
y OF the ater ny the present cosruc spent in The
passage of vessels shall be retained and reapred not
ceedng eight enths and also that the passage of vessels
shall thereby be expedited. With respect to the time Of
filling those locks he is prepared prove the satisac-
ton of any Engineer intelligent person. the fact to Be as
above stated as well by the model the best expert
mems of Brindley Smeaon, and other engineers
OF Europe, made the flowing of water; and il there
fore willing say, that unless the passage be exped-
ted and with perfect safety we'll the ed he
will present his improvement without any charge what
ever. j. p. FAIRLAIB, C3yl Ennireer
wilmington, Del, August 10TH 1925 73-9t
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTION.

An election for Delegates to form the Democratic Coun.
ty Ticket will be held Saturday the third of September
next For further information we repubish the following
resolutions passed at meeting Of the Democratic Repub
can Electors of Newcastle County, held at the Red Lion
Tavern, OH the 1lh of June last
Resoued That it be recommended to the Democratic
Republican Electors OF Newcastle County to assemble
the first saturday IN September net between the hours of
10 O'clock A. Nj. and p. NJ, at the several places of
holding The general election in their respective Hundreds
for the purpose OF eectng ten delegates from the Hun
dred OF Chrisana, five of whom shall be selected from
the borough of Wlmngtonand five delegates from each
OF the other Hundreds, who shall meet at the Red Lion
Tavern on the last Saturday September nert 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and form County Ticket to be supported by the
Democratic party the General Election in October next:
the delegates from each Humid ed first nominating four
or more persons from the Hundred of Christians and
or persons from each of the other Hundreds, for the
respective offices to be filed and shall then proceed
ballot for member of the General Assembly from each
of the Hundreds except White Clay Creek and Red Lion
and that from the persons nominated for offices, from
the latter Hundred Senator shall be chosen and
persons from Mill Creek Hundred, and two from Apo
qunmins Hundred shall be balloed for members of
the Levy Court
ResoFred, That the following persons be and they
hereby appointed Judges to open and conduct the elections
in their respective Hundreds to be held agreeaby to the
foregoing resolution and that they shall give at least ten
days previous public notice Of the time of holding SAID cleo
tons.
Brandyuiue- Foru God, VIM r. Grub, David
Penny.
CAaisaana-Ziba Ferris VIM. Seal. VIM. Houston.
acknowledgements ID. Blaney, Bennett Lewis, Henry
Bowman.
NIL Creek-Wm. Baldwin, John Clark, John Harlan
White Clay Creek-John Herdman, Benjamin Whiteley,
Peter 0gle.
Hencader-Jacob Fars VIM. Thompson Samuel Boul.
den.
Red L,on-Georgc Clark, VIM. J. Hurlock, John Hig-
gins.
S. Georges-Joln NJ. Wood Andrew Garrettson, James
Houston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Weldon, 3D., Robert M. Flintham,
Thomas Reynolds.
Jufoa challn tbaI
vote of any person, entitled to vote at the General
Election.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
NOTICE.

HNAs committed to the public jail of Newcastle coanty.
Evan Thomas, Esq. one of the Justices of tie Peace ~
san county, as runaway, negro who calls himself
WILLIAM THOMAS and says he is from Caroline county,
Sa.e OF Maryland lie says that his masters name yas
WthGm 1hoa,as bur is now dead. He is rather darE
yelow' about feet inches high-he las lost his upper
fore teeth and hspsa ittle rather down look When
Caroline county.
This therefore to give notice. that If the owner Of the
SAID negro SO imprisoned aforesaid, shall omit or neglect
70 release INN from prison. by proving property he will b.
discharged from his confinement within six weeks from t.
date hereof pursuant to Of the General Assembly If
the state OF Delaware, in such made and provided
- PETER b. DEL.ANy, Sh'fF
Newcastle, Aug 8, 1925. 81,
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SfiERiFF'S SALE.
By TEIER b. UEL.a.N,Y. Sura,n.

RY virtue OF writ of veud. exponas to me directed
~ will be exposed to public sale at the Of Gene.
ra James Wolfe, in Chrstana hundred, Sataf9tu The
27h day Of august, inst. o'clock r. VI the following
described property, situate lying and being in the Hun
dred OF Mill Creek, and County Of Newcastle. This prop
erty IS situate tive miles from Wilmington three from New
port and fifteen from Frenchtown, n Maryland the turn
pike from Newcastle and New port, Lancaster passes
throughit The dwelling house adjoining the turnpike.
has been employed for some years pas u Tavern On
this farm and within hundred and fifty yards from the
house, is powerful Chay6eate Spa Spring. The med,
cinai virtues ct this water tonic and deobstuen, in
removing debility and creating appetite, have been pro-
nounced by judges be equal if superior to any med
lcina spring in the United States and improved as place
OF reso for valetudnaans and weakly persons suffering
under various kinds Of debility, might be rendered very
lucrative to the purchaser the country around high and
very healthy, Meeting houses and Mills convenient The
descent from the springs is SUCH tina. bathing ami shower
qualities OF the water, would be much resorted by the
citizens Of Philadelphia. Baltimore, Wilmington the lower
counties, &c who would be greatly benefited bV few
weeks of this excellent water ANY person WHO mpht
be disposed 70 purchase and improve this place. the
purpose OF acc nmodaing boarders, WOULD there no
doubt, be handsomely remunerated. To accommodate and
SUIT purchasers the property will be sold in the following
order -
No THE Spring with ten acres Of land, bounded By
the turnpike, Hyde Rln, and No. g
No "A two story stone house, 80 feet square, built
of the best Materials and finished in modern style A
barn. 80 by 80 feet celared under with sabng TWEEN
~ horses, with tit Of land fifteen Of which wool
land Of young thriving timber bounded by Red CLAY Creek
HYDE RIM, Foulk road and No. /.
No 3-Contaning 80 acres Of cool arabic land, dvr-
ded from No, Q by the Fouk road, and bounded by th.
turnpike road, lands Of Robert Pearson and John Fok
the whole being within few miles Of Abel Jeans lme
quarries.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of o.on
P0naK
Newcastle, August 12 1926 73-4t
" B-Hokon ParnaH zvishes The ADORE property 10 de solt
The Village Record, Westcbester-the baltimore Pat
riot and Pousons Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia are re-
quested to insert the above advertisement twice week
until the day of sale, and send their bills f. Deany
Newcastle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
SUSSEX COUNTY,.

At meeting Of The Republican Party Of Sussex County
held at George Town Tuesday, Sd August 1825-PErER
HAIL. Esq being called to the chair, and GEoneE FRAME
appointed Sec'y-a committee appointed from the
several hundreds to make ticket -Whereupon the
following persons nominated and recommended to
the undivided support of the Republicans of Sussex County,
to w.t.
Senator-John Tenant.
Representatives. Robert West, Thomas Rider
George Polk, Kendall Nj Lewis Doct. Simon X. Wilson,
John iunneli Henry Fl. Wells.
Coroaers-Willan Swain, Thomas Marvel.
Le1y Chart CommiSsionvs-George II. Fisher, c. c. f.,
George Frame, /, u. H., Nathaniel Tinge, ID. H.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
NEXT LOTTERY.
Washington City Canal Lottery, 1st

Washington City Canal Lottery, 1st Glass.
To be drawn on the 18th inst oluorrO,v and finish.
ed in few minutes.
Scheme-1 prize of S25,o00 of 10000 of o0O OF
$500, of $780, 90 OF $780, 80 of ESQ., 50 of So I56 OF
IS, 1913 of TO- and 1o60S prizes Of S dollars
Tickets SIS 0o-iiat 5O-Quarter 25-Eghth 81.
Washington Canal & Connecticut State Lottery.
Yates MIntyre, Managers. To be drawn on the "a Ii
inst on new mode of drawing, by ten white and nine
prize $4,000. Tickets, S4-Ialf a lartsr, I-Eshtn,
50 cents Tickets and sa for sale at the Jackson 8 La
ayefe Office, in great varty of numbers, were
lately sold and paid, prize of SIS 0o0-2 Of 81 000I of
s5o0-ten of S1oo-s50, $50, &c. Apply 10
j. j. ROBINSON.
No 1o5, Market street, Wilmington (Del)
Aug. is
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new weekly Paper, called the Maryland
Journal" has Just beeen commenced in Rockville,
Montgomery County, Md. by w iam b. Burke.
1t is conducted in an able manner-and will no doubt
be an acquisition to that part of the State where it
is published. We wish our /" brother success. In
the first number of the Journal, issued on the 9TH
inst. we find under the head .apurtmeuts to be
tt," an evidence of happy state OF things, which
we could wish was universal 1t is the pleasing
fact, that the Sheriff of Montgomery County has not
solitary tenant for his mansion, either for debt or
crime.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16

17asonic.-fhe stone of Masonic Hall will be
laid tomorrow, in Downngtown, Penn. by Downingtown
Lodge, No. 174 The procession will move precisely
high twelve and Grafton will be delivered The Com
mttee Of Arrangement have invited all the Brethren with
in sound Of the gave attend with their implements
assist in the labors OF the day.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
Valuable Property for Sale.

VESHE following described property in the Gan Of Nesp
Il CASTLE Delaware, offered for sale reasonable
terms
k-~,1 No. IA handsome brick house, and the
Hsss lot belonging Oft The house is % feet front,
HEa the lot extends COOL feet into the river Delaware;
$780, has every convenience for genteel family and
now occupied by George Read, r. Esq., built last year,
finished in handsome Manner and insured against fire.
in Philadelphia.
No. 1.-Two story frame houses in Market street, with
lots running 300 feet to Orange streets in good repair and
occupied by good tenants.
No ga lot Vine street, lately fenced, and very val
liable from the richness of the soil containing about ~
acres
No A lot on Church alley, &c by % feet.
Persons wanting to purchase will please call on
GEORGE PIERCE, Esq, or Capt MCCULLOUGH in
Newcastle, who will shew the premises and state the
terms. The title wall be isdepua5-
July 2, 1895, s1-te
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16

TO Correspondents-A communication from MALcoME is
partly in type II has been delayed to make for Com
Porters Defence but shall endeavor give place
in next.
GA HousEKEEpEn" wants to know how many pounds of
lead would take to supply the deficiency in MIR. IS
weights We can only inform him that the proper
and Measures
1t would be well, in the time, for al who have
reason to dread an examination of their weights and
sres to prepare themselves for them by the pro-
per standards.
We have received notice of marriage said TO have
been soemnized at Milton, Del. 1t is anonymous and
the kind without ey are accompaned with RESPONSIBLE
name This course is necessary to prevent imposition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16

PRESIDENT Bolivar has issued an order, that the
department of Huamapga, IN which the victory OF
,,lgacucho was gained shall hereafter be called the
department Of .9yacucho; and that the capital of
.ne Department shall be called .1yacucho. This is
ues'gntd TO perpetuate the recollection of this
signal victory, which established the independence
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A t Dukenfeld Cotton Works, on Chester Creek nea,
IN old Chester five six good Families to work in said
establishment. For particulars apply the premses--1r
at Rokeby Cottage, to JOHN CARTER.
Dnkenfed Cotton Works. August b. 1925 72-4p
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Precautions to be taken in Thunder Storm.

Precautions to be taken in Thunder Storm.
Ferguson in bis introduction to electricity, says
persons who are fond Of shooting ought never to
20 out with their guns when there is any appear
ance OF thunder, for all metal attracts the light
nlns If It should happen TO break upon the gun
barrel, the man who carries the gun would be 10 The
most imminent danger OF his life. II he sees a
thunder cloud near him, the bes, thing he could do
would be to set the gun upright in the ground
against any thing that would keep it in that position
and run from it as fast as possible; and then if the
thunder should happen to break upon the gun bar
rel, It would run down thereby TO the ground.
AS water is conductor of lightning, a person
whose hat and clothes are we'll weed will be in less
Danger from lightning that may break upon his
mead because most of it will run down to the ground
oy his wet clothes,--no person ought to go near
Mees or stand before their tops in the time of thun.
aer Tor IT it should happen to break upon the top of
me tree under which he stands, the tree would con-
auct the lightning to his body. When it thundrrs
people in room should keep as far from the
walls as possible, especially from that wall in which
sne chimney is, because when lightning comes down
senmney,it generally spreads about the adjoining
wall Il would be advisable for them to put the
money out Of their pockets. In short. they should
nave 90 kind of metal about them if they help