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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
Elizabeth White
Ann Wells
John Whitsel
John NJ. Wetherall
A. Il.
trv1r rra 8ycnae ID A
William Weston
Mary Fl. Warner
lSarah Wilson
lChristian Whiteman
Betsy Wilson
| 10 ". G.
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

yuyE subscribers offer for sale that veil known Farm, e
i residence of William Warner, situate on the winning.
TN md fhrs,ana TURNPIKE road about three quarters OF
la mile from Wilmington, containing about nv acres ., w
lin excellent order, of which there are % acres OF
Iabout 81 of marsh, and the remainder piau uu
Iculture and grass.
The improvements this farm embrace every 'hlhS
that necessary comfort convenience or u'ly ana
consist of elegant stone mansion house pu rev
since in the modern STYLE of the best materials and IN me
most convenient manner, two stories hi9h sl@s ice.
length by forty depth, with piazza extending e
whole length of the house, and supported by columns rom
he roof The situation of the house is high, fronting to-
wards the Delaware, and commanding fine view OF 'ha
river the bpr ough of Wilmington, Chrls,ana cfeek' anu
1.-The adjacent country. Contiguous to tins houses are al e
necessary out houses most of which nearly new con-
sstng OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly filled from acopous sprung
Of fine water. There is also large garden IN cAcehenl
order and the grounds around the house are handsomely
laid out and adorned with number OF fruit and oname
lta trees
The other improvements large and comfortable two
story brick house for oyerseer, stone barn
stone spring house, stone poultry houses and other eu
houses, pump Of excellent water near the door, anu
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells.
On the farm there is thriving apple orchard OF abon
ight acres; also young orchard ct the best grated
ts, consisting of peaches, pears, pums, cherrles ant
Ichoice apples. =.
The above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence profitable speculation
The improvements are elegant and convenient, and tn,
land is such high state Of cultivation that the purchase
canno fail to obtain handsome interest upon the prchas
tmuney by leasing il the shares tenant IS now on TN
Harm, RObet NcFartGn, VINO may pc recoWHiehded as
manager whose industry good conduct, integrity and skill
m NE branches OF agriculture, entle him to ever
degree ofconfdencc.
| If il be desired, the mansion house with competen
portion land will be sold separately from the fam, as
will admit of convenient division.
Possession Of the mansion house, garden young orchar
and new improvements will be given immediately and
lie residue of the farm on the 25th of March next
The property will be shown by William Warner; IN
terms will be accommodating and made known BY applies
on TO William Warner or the subscribers.
EDWARD TArNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.7ssignees cf Wiiham W'rne
! ~, S0-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
FOR SALE,

LII the real estate of Isaac Tyson dec. late ofWhte Gay
IA Creek Hundred, County of Newcastle and State o.
Delaware, adjoining the oulishing village of Newark, and
on each side OF White Clay Greek, containing about Two
hundred and fifty of land, which situated and III
yded by said creek, make handsome farms On
one side is erected brick mansion house and Kitchen
with never failing fountain pump by the door, of excel
lent water, which passes through part of the cellar to the
kitchen door and offers every accommodation for dairy
also an excellent merchant mill with sufficient stream 81
water; tie mill house is large building. On sad
premises said mill is stone dwelling house for the
accommodation OF miller and family together with z
stone store house the mansion Also, Barns, with ai
necessary out buildings, and good orchard. The land
in high state Of cultivation On the other side OF sad
creek are erected frame house, good barn and two con-
venent tenant houses, with Other improvements. There
is on said premises sufficient quantity of timber. ihe
above property well worthy the attention of the capla
st, as beng first rate situation for farming, milling,
amy other manufacturing purposes. IT will be divided
sold together TO suit purchasers and possession gwen ~
any time before the 25 of March next As it is piesu
lined the purchaser will previously view tina premises
further description is deemed unnecessary.
s ABRAHAM EGBERT, Ereclaor'
Chrisiana Bridge, Nov. TO- 1924. 96-t
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I'rO FARMERS AND GRAZIERS

vgvO LET, large and valuable Farm, Che late residence
Of Mr. Isaac sdham deco situated on the margin Of
Tie Delav thr, miles from Wilmington and three
from Newcastle containing abou four hundred acres, oil
frs quality land, ITO Of which is tabe, and $50 marsh
There the premises large brick barn and sabng,
large and commodous brick dwelling, granaly carriage
Iouse, corn-cribs, &c.
The local advantages of this Farm are of the first mpor
lance Its situation Is high and pleasant and commands
beautiful prospect for many miles OF the Delaware river
land is b, ihirt, minutes ride Wilmington Newcastle
giving tenant the superior advantage of attending foul
Oh markets in each week. This farm is well calculated
Il either grazing cattle, cuva,ing grain. or both
| Appyto VIM. a. MENDENliALL,
At The Office Of The Wlmingtonian.
| Wilmington, Dec 49, S-ct
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
9TNo 1ol MARKET STREET.

yHyHE subscriber having purchased his Goods at nueuoh
at the lowest prices for Cash, is enabled to sell ihen
par,iculary Cloths and Cassmefs, at the most REDUCED
PRICES He has choice assortment of FAIL GooDs'
which for variety and qualify not surpassed by any III
the market and which he offers thoiesde or Heta at inc
smallest brots. Those in want of any of the following ar
cIes will find it their advantage 10 call al his store.
superne blue black, olive, brown, ciaret drab Scarlet
and mixed CLOTHS.
Middlng and low priced do. ~
superfne blue, black, coronation, ribbed, striped and
mixed CaSSIMERS.
Super La Eayette striped and plain satines
Habit and Pelsse Cloths, various colors.
Ingram Carpetng Blankets Flannels Balzes Merino
land Cashmere Shawls Tartan and Crcassan Palds Bom
lbazns; Bomhazcts; Norwich. Nankin Company, Canton
and Italian Grapes Levantines Silks; La Fagette, and
variety of other Vesngs Damask Diapers supene rsf
Linens; Lawns; Linen Cambria Russia Sheeng and Da
tpcrs Flag Iidkfs; Gloves Hose; Laces Chinses Ca
lucoes Ginghams; Null, Jaconet and Cambria Musi1s
CORDS and Nelyets he'd Ticking; Checks Stripes Plads
domestic Mlsins Tortoise Shell Combs; lsibands But
tons and a variety of other articles in his line.
A quantity of Shoe Thread always on hand.
/ JOSEPH POGUE.
i N Il. Ive.pckcd Geese FEATHERS, Of first quality
consiantly on hand.
| Wilmington Nov 49, 97-3m
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BARK MILL FOR SALE.
oet. q, 1s24.

vyyE subscriber offers for sale his mill establishment for
4 grinding black oak bark, s. ated in Newport, Del.
III lease for yea,s from The 18th day of April
lii will be sold with without tile lease, and the gearing,
consisting of large cog wheel ~ feet in diameter TO-
peher with three other face wheels and three walowers
The machinery complete for breaking bark before going
under the stones Of which there three Any part will
be sold separate, all together and reasonable terms
JACOB II. SQUIBB.
Novncrt nec IL Off
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
Lumber Yard Removed.

YISfIE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
L late stand, Joseph Robinsons WAayf adjoining King
street, where he has hand assortment Of Whe and
leoav Pine Boards, Scaatng Piank SAing6ng and FtaS
teyig Lat Shingles Of different kinds, and intends keep
ling general supply Of all kinds of lumber used in build
dHg all of whchhe offers for sale on the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SlMAoNo
wilmington June Is, 1924. 52-tf
N. d. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber Of The
different kinds, would receive Lumber to sell on Com
IN
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TO RENT,

yHNAT valuable FARM situate the Bohemia river, in
4 the state of Maryland formerly the property of the
late Robert Mllgan Esq. and now in the occupation of
Mary Conyn this Farm contains 1000 of land, of
which nearly seven hundred are table. 1t is well adap-
ted to both and wheat contiguous good market
The Farm will be put in good remarkable repair and the
terms OF renting made easy and favorable for the
For terms, apply TO Mr. PERE BIDDI.E, Saynton,
Cecil county, Maryland, to the subscriber.
! Dec. Is, 1924. ST LOUIS MLeANE.
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ACADEMY.

ysyE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education Of youth
lot both sexes in all the various branches of useful Edca.
tion and as he Eaters himself that he has given general
their support and having opening for few more pu-
lpils, he again solchs share Of public patronage
| WM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18th. 1898. 81
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Grand Lodge of Delaware.

A Stated Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Delaware will
IN be held at Dover on Monday evening" the 18th Of Jan
uary next at O'Clock. The subordinate Lodges are re-
quested to attend by their Representatives
WILLIAM T. READ, Grand Sec
December 18, 1924,
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e. Nj. POMEROY'S
.lfET.aLLTC STR.QP IND P.aSy'E

VHEIHLLIC SIK.HF VIVID P.TNTE,
NOR Razors Surgeons Instruments, &c. manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wallngford Connec.
cut, and sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
store No 1885, Market street The above Strap and Pas
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior to any ever before used in This
or any other country. January 1928.
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DOMESTIC GOODS

4 Nm COTTON YARN of various descriptions, and IRON
N various Factories receiving daily and for sale a, NO
Ill Marketstreet JOHN H. Dnu-' 81
Wilmington, March 80. d
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George Miller
Patrick Mahany
Thomas Moody
George Moore
George Watson
Robert Miller
Park Mason
Thomas j. Mason
John Miller
L. NJ.
Margaret Mitchall
William McWade
Rebccca Mcllvaine
Alexander Mac Rae
James McGarvey
Isabella Mcbride
James McClaskey ?
Edward McClennan
Rachel Mckee
Torrance McGrann
William Mccormack
John Y. Mckinny 2
Ann McQuay
Robert MCLEAN
John McElwee. Jr.
John NicLane. Esq.
N.
John NJ. NestIy
John Newloye
iIaHdoye Nex;lar
George Dyson
T.
John Pimm
Silas Pierce
James Peoples
Moses Palmer
Caleb Perkins
Ruth Pierce
William Powell
James Porter
John Patterson
Joshua Peling
atkins Parker
Hugh Press
Margaret Philips
Lewis Peterson
James Parker
G
Peter Quisley
R
George Reaf
Alexander Rid
Washington Rice 2
Philip NJ. Russell
Jane Rice
Henry Read
Richard Rambo
John Riddle
John Russell q
Andrew Rigs
Mary Ann Reiman
William Resten
Samuel Riley
John Robinson
Hannah Reynolds 2
Samuel Nj. Reeve
Rachel STAINS
Miss Sewell
Thomas A. Sterrett
Anne Saulter
Thomas Stephens Y
Henry M. Sapp
Mary Smith 2
Elizabeth Savin
Mary springher
David Slate
Elizabeth Smith
Jane Shadd
Martha Stason
,ell r
Adam Turnbull
William Thompson
Mary Ann Tull
20. David 'reeiy
Rebecca Thompson
William Taylor
John A. Taylor
DR.. John G. 'rhoma:
George ralley
Rachel Trims
II
Elizabeth Un,lerwo
w
Capt. John Walton
John Walker Q
William w. Wood
Jacob White
John Whitscl, Jr.
July A. Whony
Isaac III. Wilson
Prudence William:
Mary Ann W alker
William Winterbo
Samuel Wiley
ok Isaac Wiltbank
Joshua Wollaston
David Watkins
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NOTICE.
Draupht Beer, Porter and Ale.

ESRAEi. u JONES' Brewer, at No. Sd. Second street,
Wilmington, Del keeps constantly on hand supply Of
Draught Beer Porter and Ale Of lie first qay@ which
lBottlers and Others be furnished reasonable terms
lby the barrel, halt barre or quarter BARREL
lie is thankful for the extensive pa mage hitherto
lccived and socs continuance OF public favor.
Wilmington, 9th mo 1924. Sit
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Torrance Burns
Thomas Berry
John Breckbill
Lewis Barns
Jane Bruce :
George Bell
Moses Bullock
Patrick Brady
John Buckley
Sarah Beggs
Alice Brennan
Mr.. Bourdois
Lewis NJ. Bell
Jacob Brown
G.
Robert w. Choat 7
Mary Close
Margaret Cook
James Carson
David Lavender
Ann Cornog 2
Joseph Campbell
Harlan Carlton 2
Laurence Curry
Abraham Croft
Isabella Cling .
John Crompton
Morriss Campbell
Enos Chandler
lydia NJ. Chambers
Edward Campbell
James Cloud.
Samuel Carlisle
Isaac Canty
Rachel Cieaver
ID
Nathaniel Derickson
William Durnall
William G. Dorsey 2
Eliza Daulton
Robert Donaldson
ashington Dorsey
John Dandy
II. Dubon
William Derickson
James Davis
Alexander Duen
Mathew Draper
JuIiana Davis
r.
Mark Ellis
Eunice Evans
r
Robert Forrest
F. Fontaine
John Fowell
Thomas Fessender
Monsieur Foues
James Frisby
Fontaine Ferret
John Franer
Stephen Foulk
G.
Samuel Garrett
Richard Goodman
Robert Green
Abraham Graft
Richard Glover
George g. Gibbs
Hezekiah Guyer
Rachel M. Gowan
George Hatfield
John Hyatt
Ann liogans
William r. Holme.
Robert Hannah
Thomas Hawley 2
Mary Harlan
William Hopson
Israel fIammell
Margaret I. Halo
John IIayse
William Houston
James I'll. Harvey
Messrs. Hudson &
Isaac Harry
Philura IIigley
Harmon q. Head
Thomas Hutton
: Barnet Israel
y
James Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Richard Jackson
William Jones
Justa Justis
Ellanor Jones
Joshua I'll. Irons
David Johnson
ReDecca b, Justis
k
Rernard Kelly
Eliza Ana Kirk
William Kirkpatl
Jacob Kirk 2
Mahlon Kinsey
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DIR. C.. FIR EENIAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR LN.DL9N SPECIFIC

fyOR the cure of colds, coughs asthnas, approaching
n consumptons, and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale BY JOHN WHITE, No ITO, Market-street, vii
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE

For property either in PHILADELPHIA or Wiimington
4 DAIRY FARM containing sixty-nne and four
IN perches-he improvements large two story stone
house with kitchen and cellar two spring houses, and
large stone barn The land in good state of cultivation
mostly set with good clover and timothy. There are FIVE
acres Of wood land and three in orchard The land Is
situated between Darby and Chester, about miles from
The former and about hundred yards from the road.
No. O. A FARM pleasantly situated about six miles from
Wilmington containing eghty.thre acres The land ISL
good State Of cultivation, with good improvements sua
BILE for country residence.
No. 8. A SMALL FARM containing twelve and half
acres, adjoining No. 3. The Improvements good
house and barn. and The land in good of cultivation
This Farm would make good stand for mechanic, as
the neghborhood is well settled and mechanics wanted
For further particulars apply to
BR0UH & BaILEY, .fuct'rs.
Wilmington. Dec, 6, 1924. 2-tf
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Post Office, Uitningtoi
JANUARY 1, 1925.
Persons calling for these letters, 'ciH ptel
they are Advertised.
a Thomas kenny
William Aldred
William Anderson James Lewiston
Jane Anderson William Lee
Eliza Anderson John Lodge
Martha Andrews ~
James Altlridge Noah Miller
Charles Anderson, Jun. James Miller
ID William Miller
Brian Blest John Mullica
Thomas Beattie Hester Metford
George Baran Thomas Morse
Joseph Burk Henry Miller
Francis Bennerman Charles Miner
Hannah Brown Thomas Marshal
Reuben Bonsall Joseph Marshall
John Bosler Mary Moore
William Boyd john Mlllisan
Joseph Barlow Robert Martin
Fills Bieard Philip Miller
John Bayard Henry Mitchell
Torrance Burns George Miller
Thomas Berry Patrick Mahany
John Breckbill Thomas Moody
Lewis Barns George Moore
Jane Bruce : George Watson
George Bell Robert Miller
Moses Bullock Park Mason
Patrick Brady Thomas j. Mast
John Buckley John Miller
Sarah Beggs /. NJ.
Alice Brennan Margaret Mitcl
Mr.. Bourdois William New
Lewis NJ. Bell Rebccca Nelly;
Jacob Brown Alexander Mac
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
From the .Ns,e FORK american.
THE HAMILTON PAPERS.

Under this title, varied occasionaly in order 10
stimulate curiosity, with the addition Of the word
mysterious o thousand rumors, alike malicious
and unounded have for weeks past been circulating
through some OF the newspapers Of the Union, con
retnlng the nature OF certain papers belonging 10
he late Gen. Hamilton. and entrusted for safe keep
ing by his executor, Mr.. Pendlston, also deceased,
10 Mr. Rufus King.
The polluted source from which these rumors
toos their rii>, and the reflection thar the papers il
question, were actually the objects OF Chancery
suit, have hitherto restrained me- from entering in
10 any explanation OF their import, or OF the manner
in which they Came into my fathers possession
The reiterated and aggravated attacks however up.
on his character and motives, to which my silence
may have given encouragement, and perhaps cur
rency, have, alter much hesitation and oply unon
The advice OF friend. whose opinions am not Al
liberty 10 disregard, compelled 70 deylate from
my 6rsi intention
In order therefore that il may be folly understood
wha, the papers claimed BY Mrs. Hamilton really
are subjoin the specification of them, as made in
the bill iled in her name in the Court Of Chancery.
against Mr.. R King. After the ordinary preamble,
the bill sets forth that Naih. Pendeton as one Of
Gen. HIS. executors, took possession OF all his pa.
pers, and
'Tha, among the said papers belonging 10, and
which were written and received by the said Alex.
Hamilton, there very extensive, voluminous
aao lHlpoT.aut correspondence Helu ana continued
for many years between the said Alex Hamilton
ant Geo. Washington, late President ofthe United
States Of America, and particularly divers letters
and copies or drafts Of letters and papers written
and sent BY the said Alex. Hamilton to the said
Geo. Washington, and also divers original letters
and drafts and copies Of original letters and papers
written and sent by the said Geo Washington to
the said Alex. Hamilton, between The frs, day Of
May. in the year 1885, and The first of December
or ~ or refe
'things, certain document writing, or address,
which was printed and published IN the U. S. OF
America, commonly known as Washngton's Fare
veil Address TO the people of the U. s.; which ad-
'dress bears date the 18th day of Sept. I796-,o.
g=theE with another paper or document, or other
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
.N,s1r IIorL-. uecemher

.fslc FORK, December s.
The ship Cincinnatus, Capt. Bliss from London,
which arrived below on Friday morning, got up to
the city on Saturday afternoon. Capt Bliss informs
that he lett London on the twenty second OF Octo
5er-Sowes on the 25Ih, and left the land on the
Goth, He bad no communication with the shore
after the 24h but gentleman sent on board mex.
morning Portsmouth paper of The oath, and
London Shipping List also of the 2ith. We are
thus particular, 10 order to show that there is no in
telligencc from London by this ship TO confirm or
lnvalldate report received By way OF Havre OF an
important failure in London, which is said to have
been announced on the 24th a, the London Ex
change hours.
Capt. Bliss brought no London papers later than
the 22d.
The Brandywine frigaie, sailed from Cowes on
the 22d October, for the Mediterranean.
London, Oct. %, 1926.
The timber.ship Baron Of Renfre,r, after BEING
on shore several days on her passage 10 Crayesend
was got on, driven by the late gales into the North
Seas and was obliged at length to be abandoned by
30 OF her crew, when drifting between the Falls
and the Flemish Bank having still on board 90 Of
her crew. Il was expected she would drive on
snore between Grasenes and Dunkrk Two En-.
gsn cutters were Ia sight. to render any assistance
that was possible.
Snow, hail, and rain fell during the storm.
Dorer, Oct. 25.-Capt Walker and The remain.
der OF the Crew OF the Baron of Renfrew. arriy,a
here yesterday morning, having left her ON n.
French coast near Gravelines. Letters from r..
las dated last evening, mention the shin helm.
ashore, bu, no account OF her having gone 10 ME.
css.
Dublin Oct ls--A large raft containing Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC sale.

FsyE subscriber having determined to decline his pres
L business and move from the place, Will cier Al
7 Bic Sale a, the house Of William IEerlman, Saur-
lay the l7th OF December next, At o'clock, Z VI the
following property in the village of Newark, VIZ
No. /, \ lot Of land containing about acre, Oh
n ch is erected comfortable dwelling house and store,
mix and smoke house. g-anaiy. barn. eorncr5 and otter
buildings, all gond repair Par OF Tie above ptap
r'y has heen occupied tor upwards q years
4r si.s not superior, u, q any IN the place.
No .. A io OF ls 10 central part q tic village,
ring acrs rood, 15 perehes.
-. }. y, Of land situate between the New Lonlon
! Nottingham roads Containing g. J. and -5t
so. = III Of land on the side CT the No nsham
a..i, containing pa. 3r. and 9p
10. ) ot OF land situate the ElktoD roal, contain
;ng = a. . 4 md llb
The -5ose II. all situated il, adjacent the vi
( Of NeSa <. and are u -h iate IL cultivation Tie
ot sale viii be third cAs and The balance Two
annuI payments, With inieres Should the above pro-
oe7y not be sal on said day, il aill 5e t1r
The subscriber also offers Il The uoc, a. first cost his
present stock of goods conssg Of general assortment
II Dry Goods Groceries Hard Ia Hollow Ware, Queens
Wars &c. BENJAMIN WATSON.
Newark. Nov 9. 1926 98-w6n