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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
PROTECTION.

DelaWare Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front & Second,
rgyiS Company has commenced nsurng against Loss by
Fire, and inland transportation of goods, with capital
OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire, every
description of Buildings in general; Merchandise Ships
in Port and their Cargoes Household Furniture and 9TH
personal property also, against loss damage by
land transportation ogoods merchandise and
try produce.
Terms of insurance will be favorable any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in the
pdty of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CoRsEtrs D. BLANEr is Agent survey property to be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle.
Directors.
William Chandler, David C. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph c. Gipin,
David Bush Joseph Grub.
WILLIAM :EAL, President
D,NIEL ByRSEs, Secretary
Wilmington, 5h mo. (May,) 90, 1925. 49,
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TO PARENTS.

TN The BOARDING SCHOOL at Kinberton, in Chester
County, Penn JoHS BUCHANAN, b. engaged TO teach
the Greek and Latin and c. T. TArLon, the French Lam
guage and the practical branches Of the Mathematics In
strlcon is also given the scholars in Reading Writing,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, History, eography-in the
use of Maps and Globes Drawing, Painting, &c. And
relaxation from study and with avew to their Improvement
far natural inclination leads them respectively, OPP
portuny afforded the students acquire ledge
Of Mechanic tools and their gardening husbandy,
&c.-but their laboris altogether voluntary.
The School for girls is under the tuition of ABIGAIL and
MARY KIaBE heretofore and the school rooms are
entirely separate and the house and adjacent grounds
adapted the accommodation of both sexes they intend
to continue it. and the original plan and female schol-
have the additional advantage OF instruction in
Languages when parents require it. from the teachers
in the other department of the house.
The school is situated in heahfu and pleasant part OF
the country, twenyeght miles from Philadelphia having
regular communication with the city three times week.
by of stage. There is licensed house of enter
tinment, post Office, and physician resident at the
place.
Application may be made to HIN. KINDER. corner OF
Race and Cd his office, 65, S. 5th ST. Philadelphia
or to the subscriber Superintendent at the school
5th mo- Goth, 1925 EMMOR KINDER.
/ TFReference in Delaware-James Candy, Brandywine
! Mills Sgt
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To Let for a term of wears.

TWO Factories Beaver creek falling stream
which is considered sufficient card and full for thir.
~ looms They situated about half mile from
randywine, the east side in Delaware county Pennsyl.
yania, 90 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One of the factories is SO feet BY So three stories high
the other is 80 feet by 49, three stories high They are
convenient each other and win be rented together
separate suit the They convenient to grst
mills, mills schools and places of worship. They are
in healthy neighborhood with houses to accommodate
families carry the business, and excellent spring
each factory. 1t is good stand for store further
description deemed unnecessary persons wishing 10 rent
will call and judge for themselves. For terms apply on
the premises to JOHN FARRA
March l, 1925. 26-tf
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ORDINANCES DEPARTMENT,
JYashin@tOn, 4h June,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by this De-
- partment until the 3ls day of June next for furnish
ing the following Cannon Balls, viz Seven thousand FIVE
hundred "a FOUNDER Cannon Balls to be delivered at Fort
Delaware, near Newcastle Delaware.
at New Orleans.
The Balls are be cast in iron mouds and to be delv
cred on or before the first day of October 1926. They
will be inspected at the manufactures and at the expense
of the United States; but they to be Delivered the
places mentioned the and risk Of the contractors
The Proposals should be made separately for each parcel
and should state the price per pound.
Persons disposed to offer proposals will be furnished,
application with the dimensions OF the balls, and the regu
latons forinspecting them.
GEO. BOMFoRD Brevt. Col
53-1aw5t Ordnance Service
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CONINE'S
Offices, NO. 80 and 217. Market Street, BaLimore

UceS, Vo. 81 and III, 11arkef Slreef, BaNimore.
All whole tickets in the above lottery sold at Connes
Office, Signed and shares countesgned by the commits
soners appointed by the Governor and Council thereby
making the State of Maryland responsible for all such pr-
they shall draw.
All who order tickets in the above Lottery from W. C
Confines Office Baltimore win at the completion Of the
drawing be furnished with published of in full
by which they equally well ascertain the fate of their
tickets as if they applied at the Lottery Office
*.+Persons who may wish tickets in the Baltimore or
Philadelphia Lotteries at all times whether the schemes
advertised no procure tickets and shares at the
uar prices by addressing W. G, Conne No. 80 or 217.
Market street. Baltimore, for tickets in the Baltimore Lot
teres, No. s. South Third Street, Philadelphia for
tickets in the philadelphia Lotteries.
Orders from any part OF the U. States enclosing cash or
prize tickets in any responsible lottery will meet the same
prompt attention, as on personal application Address
| June g. ga
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Draught Beer. Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL JONES, Brewer, at No. "a, Second street,
il Wilmington. Del keeps constantly ON hand supply OF
Draught Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
Settlers and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barrel quarter barrel.
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto
eeived and solicits continuance of public favor
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1894. 91-tf
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BLACKSAIITHING,
ST. MINER GOODS.

TIME subscriber has just opened and offers for sale al
NO ILL., Market street, fresh supply of foreign goods
suitable tor the season. among which 10, II and 1914
White connterPanes; Caicoes Ginghams; Shifting
ties Hosiery; Crash &c.
Aso-a variety of Gentlemens wear, such as Jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes; Washing
stripes; linen and Drilling &C and complete
assortment Of Domestic Goods all of which lie will sell on
The most reasonable t,rnls. JOHN r. BRINCKIF!
Wilmington, June ID S.
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLIa1T s. SAMUEL .MCAULLEY

W1ALl.7AI g 'S.3WUEL JM'CAULLEY
.s leave to inform the public that they have common.
Brandywine Flour Mills where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale retail, '
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
emma, Glass, Queensware Earthen Ware, Hard Ware,
nrgs' pa'hs, Oils, Nails by the key, Lime Pork Lard
rans SAT-, Shoes. Leghorns Sea Stores Wines SPIRITS
oofaas Sc OF the best quality, all of which will be sold
on she EXIT ai terms, for cash or accepances.
y. Al persons indebted to the late firms of w.
settle their accounts as above
April 26, 1895. n--1v
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Cheap BOOT, SHOE and TRUNK Stores,
"a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
II Nos sc, Z 100, 60
JN.4RKET STREET.

L either of the above stands the public will at all times
IN find complete assortment Of Mems Womens. Misses,
Bows and Chrens Leather and Morocco Boots and Shoes
Ladies' Silk, Valencia Kid Everlasting and Prunella
Sinners made in the fashionable syle of the best
materials, and by choice workmen.
1000 pair of Coarse Shoes and 500 pair of Lace Boots
suitable for the country Market which will be sold re-
markably low.
An assortment of Ladies' and Children's Eastern made
Morocco and Kid Shoes, from so to go cents per pair.
Orders supplied the liberal terms, for cash or
acceptances. V. MNEAL q Sun.
N B. A general assortment of Travelling and Haii
Trunks. Wilmington, May 9, 1873. 43--,>n
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate of JOHN
IA POGUE, dec late of the Borough of Wilmington. are
requested to present them, properly atested for settle
ment, without further delay and those indebted to said
estate hereby notified that unless payment is made ON
before the Goth Of July next their will be M,
in suit. JOSEPH POGUE, Err
June 81, 1926. 57-qt
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COTTON MANDATORY

NOR SALE: containing about 500 Spindes, with full
Il supply of carding engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington LIST mo. 90, 1926 15-tf
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that Joseph Sims has duly executed
l. assignment TO the subscriber all his estate and
effects. real and PERSONAL for the benefit Of such of his
creditors shall within four months, execute release 10
the said Joseph B. Sims. JOSEPH GRURn
Assignee of Joseph b. Sims.
wilmington, , mo. may ,, 1925. tiff
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COACH 8 HARNESS MAKING
Peter a. WunANhries

ESPEC1FULLY informs his friends and the public
At generally that he continues the above business at his
old established stand for many years known as that of
Coach and Harness Maker,
No. g. e Mtaoser St. door to The Bank Of Delare
Having employed the best and most ski full workmen he
3 enabled TO make Coaches, Gigs Deaborns, &C. on the
most approved plan, and in The fashionable order
combining durability 18th beauty comort and travel
I's which will place them on para ell with any made
IN the Borough
Carriages of all kinds will be neatly and carefully repair.
al, and likewise Harness. the reasonable terms and
nj the shortest notice.
Gorders will be thankfully received and punctualy al
tended to.
Three Apprentices wanted. None need apply who can.
not come well recommended for industry and morality
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
TO LET.

NOR one term of years. the Store House and Dwell
II ling No. 49, East Second ST., opposite the Lower Mar.
ket Honsea first rate situation for any kind Of business
Apply next door, to j. ID. VAUGHAN.
March "a, 1925. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
By authority Of The State Of maryland,
Grand State Lottery No, S.

BY the improved mode of drawing secured By letters patent
under the seal Of the " SAFES.
The drawing will take place in the city of Baltimore
and will be completed in one day, WEDNESDAY the
9th Of July, 1925.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLS.
prize of $40 900; of 10000; of 600; 10 of 1000
so of 100; so of so 200 of 20 $50 of TO- 500 of ;
10000 Of 4-21, 043 prizes-40,o00 tickets.
Every prize payable in cash, sixty days after the draw
ing, subject to deduction of Is per cent.
wheel usual and in the other wheel will be put the
prizes above the denomination of dollars and the drawing
to progress in the usual The twenty thousand
dollar prizes of ST. will be awarded to the odd even num-
beers of the Lottery the may be dependent on the
drawing of the Capital prize of Forty Thousand Dollars
that is say, if the Forty Thousand Dollar Prize should
come out to an Odd Number, then every odd Number in
the Scheme will be entitled to four dollar prize. If the
forty thousand dollar prize should an even
number, then all the numbers in the Scheme will
each be entitled to prize OF A dollars.
The Odd numbers those ending with /, 5, S. or g.
The Even numbers those ending with g. A. g. or O.
This mode ofdrawng not only enables the Commissioners
to complete the whole Lottery in ONE DRAWING; hut
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
regularly TO every alternate number The scheme so that
the holder of two tickets two shares of tickets one odd
and number will be certain of obtaining at least
prize, and in the ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is moi
restricted from drawing an Inferior also many tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain two prizes each.
Whole Ticket 5-fiatf 250-Quarter 125-Eigbth co.
To be had odd and eyen in the greatest variety of mum
bers, at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
FLAX THREAD.

LARGE supply of flax thread, suitable for weavers and
"A shoemakers, for sale at No ILL., Market street, Will
mington. JOHN r.. BRINCKLEi.
June IA. *
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Lancaster Butter, Groceries. &c.

FsilE Subscriber thankful his friends and the public
Cor former savors, respectfully informs them that he
aas inst received 2000 lbs. prime LANCASTER BUT Err,
which, with general assortment of GROCERIES, among
which the following articles
Vines .folasses Castor Oil Indian Meal
Coriials Spices Street Oil Stone Hare
Tens Flour .Mackeret Brushes
reBee Salt Herring Tobacco
Chocolate Cheese Bnekmheat Cigars, Pow-
Sugar Lamp Oil Rye ,ueal der Shot. &c.
lie will sell Uhoesate and Retail The most reduced pri.
All orders and calls for any of the above enumerated ar.
cles articles in the above line, will be thankfully re.
ceiyed aud panctualy attended TO-
j. ID. VAUGHAN,
Opposite the Lower Market.
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1924. 95-
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TaPERS-for burning all night

n peg chambers or rooms Of the SICK &C. which will burn
put about one half much oil rs common hmp for sah
At the WatdnnH Office. 'N"'p' ~
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LIVERY STABLE.

p. A. HUMPHREYS
Respectfully returns bis thanks his friends and cso.
Tes Tor their very liberal patronage and informs them
and the public that he continues to keep good and careful
horses tor the harness saddle double carriage horse
and gg or saddle horse, be furnished the shortest
notice and on the most reasonable Travellers whose
horses may give out can be supplied at short notice. and
Express horses can be furnished by applying his Stable
nsthe corner of Third and King Streets
BLACkSAiITHING.
IN addition to the above, P. HUMPHREYS has connect
Ell with his Coach Making, Sni Shop, where experen-
ced workmen VIII do all kinds work in this line on mod
crate terms.
Wilmington, June 10, 1925. 54-,f
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w. C. CONNIE.
March 1, 1925

TNENDERSto his friends, patrons, and public generally
his sincere Acknowledgements for the uncent patro-
mage extended to him in the 9TH Glass of the Maryland
State Lottery and does himself the pleasure of presenting
the 5h Glass of said Lottery wherein lie calculates with
adventures he did in the last Glass; number of valuable
prizes.
The certain and puncua payment of prizes is in pre-
ceding Maryland State Lotteries, guaranteed by the State
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Sold in Wilmington by JOSEPH BA1LEr Co, Druor;,,e
and at WILSON'S Bookstore, 105 Market street. by an
Of the agent of the Proprietor Price one dol
lar and my cents per Box or fifteen dollars per Dozen
Observe the outside of every Box the signature of R
HARRIS Jr sole agent for the proprietor in London
April &c, 1895 AIem
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POLADELPHIS,
THE INDIA EXTRACT.

A most valuable East India Medicine for the cure
OF the RHEvMATIsM, RHEUMATIC GouT, &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08

koh the cure OF colds, coughs, ashmas, approaching
consuEptons and all diseases of the breast ana Ios
for sale BY JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, saket-s,reet, vii
naIn
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12

The Delegations Of Indians, led by
Colonel MENARD, who visled Wasting
ton for the purpose of making arrange
ments Tor the removal OF their friends
from the Fast to the w S OF the NJ s.
sissippi lett here on Monday morning
last, alter having secured the acqaies-
ceace of the Gnvernment in their plan,
and the adoption of measures to carry ii
into effect. An assembage Of Iadians
on the East OF the VI ssissiopi, and who
reside in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Sc is
authorized to take place at Wapagh-
kennetta, in Ohio, where they are 10 be
met by Governor CAss, Of Detroit, as
Commissioner.
In connexion with this general plan of
removal and union, the Shawanese,
formerly OF Cape Gerardesu, have m ade
arrangements 10 have lands assigned
them Yves, oil the boundary of Missouri,
in exchange for those once owned by
them at Cape Gerardeau and his trust
has been assigned to Gen CLARKE, OF
ST Louis. The just claims Of tha,. IN
dams, for Improvements abandoned by
them at Cape Gerardeau, and fer inIn-
res committed by the whites, are also
directed to be settled.
We learn tina, if the meeting, which is
to take place at Wapaghkennetta, results
as the Indians themselves wish il may,
that the removal of twelve TO fifteen
tribes, and remnants of tribes, will be eff
fected by it. Nat Jo0r.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12
lilinois hounty Hands.

gssiiE count, OF CALhIu>. established by
n an act OF the General Assembly, approved
January 10, 1925 out OF the south part ofPike
county, is bounded on the north by the town
| snip line between seUen and eight, south Of the
base line on the east, south, and west, by the
| Illinois and Mississippi rivers
The seat OF justice has been permanently To-
| Gated, and named GlLEAD, by commissioners
appointed by SAID act, on the northwest quar-
| ter OF section eight, in township eleven south.
| and range two west.
This site Formerly called Coles's Grove)
| was selected by the commissioners on account
| gifts health, eligibility, and convenience to ma.
VACATION. as well as it being within few rods
OF the geographical centre Of the county.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Al the late election, Bigelow C. Fenton was
unanimously elected Sheriff; James Levin,
Coroner; james Nixon, Ebenezer Smith, and
asa Carrico, County Commissioners.
The convenience and accommodation ofpeY.
sons residing at "a distance, seems to require
notice to be given, 1vho would attend to get
deeds recorded, and give such other informa.
'ion as may be required, relative to land and
there being no person living at the county seat,
desirous to engage in the land agency bust
ness which induces the undersigned (he be-
ing Postmaster at the seat of .iustice) to inform
'he Puolc, tiiat lie Will attend 10 getting deeds
recorded, and giving any information that may
be wanting, as to quality and situation of any
tract of land (also conflicting claims) in said
county, .grahs-provlded sufficient sum of
money is enclosed TO pay the recording fees
and postage Oh letters TO and from this office,
as the Postmaster would not be willing to frank
letters on land business, to the prejudice Of
government.
transcript from the records in the Audi
tors office, showing the true title to every
quarter section in the county, may be seen
gratis, by amy person interested.
JOHN SHAW,
Calhoun County, State of Illinois,
Town of Gilead, February Is, 1925.
a. Printers throughout the States are re-
quested to give the above few insertions, as
the owners Of those lands reside in different
parts Of the Union.
March Is.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12
SutreMc Court, March le.


Since our last notice OF the proceed
ings in the Court, (waich have been m
terrupted by the sickness o. friend al
the Bar, who had furnished them, The
following important determinations oil
general interest nave been.p pronounced
In the cast OF Etmendorfagai 1ay
Tor (argued by Mr.. CLAY and NJ. AL
BOT tor the appellant, aud by VI BlBB
for the respondent,I Mr.. Chiei Jusact
MARSHALL delivered the judgment o.
the Court, reversing the decree OF the
Circuit Court. Ia this case, principle
OF great importance to the settlement o
the land titles in Kentucky was deter.
mined. The decision lays down I'll
rule, that, in cases of adversary It'll,
such an adversary possession as wouid
bar an e ectmen, il the plaintiff posses
sed the legal utle, constitutes also ban
TO utle IN equly
Mr.. Justice THOMPSON also delivered
the judgme nt OF ,hs Court, eGirniing tha
of the Circuit Cour, OF N York in The
case OF he United States against Nor
ris, (argued by Mr. WEBSTER and Mr..
WHEATON for The plaintiff nd by Mr.
EMMETT aud Mr. D. b OGDEN, for III
defendant and determining tnat the Sc.
cre'ary OF the Treasury has authority to
remit forfeiture or penalty under the
revenue laws, fer as we'll as before d
hnai Judgment or sentence OF conde ma
lion, and so as o divest The share OF thu
customhouse officers or lnformers in the
forfeiture or penalty, as well as thai be-
longing to the government. Nat Intel
Merico The Sovereign Congress OF
Mexico during the night previous TO
closing their last session, dec, 24ih)
invested the President with powers SO
extensive, that they are considered equal
to absolute monarchy. Some suppose
that this measure was adop,ed on ac-
count of the suspicious movements OF
General Santana in the province Of Yu-
catan others ascribed it to apprehet,
sions of inva, ion. The future relations
with Great Britain are spoken OF in in
Mexican papers as affo' ding the be,'
grounds for believing hat a RI Sc int
macy will prove high beneficial to both
parties.
loIomhinn RehUbIc The New-Vork
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12

Madison .EHriAary Rtbte Society.
4 SHE Board Vt Directors will meet at
d. the Court House On Sunday mex
immediately al er service. | is inpot =
tan, that all the Directors should attend,
in order to prepare fer the annual meet
ing By ordes.
THO'S LIPPlNCOIT, Sec'y.
April 70.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12

The property belonging to the estate
Of The late Henry A. Coster, Esq siu-
aied on William street and Sloie lane,
in the rear OF the conten plated EX-
change, was sold at auo lion yesterday.
Il was struck off 10 Joel Post, ESQ. ior
the sum of ninety three thousand dol
lars This property has front on VIII
liam street OF hi,y-tWo feet six inches ;
front on S!o,e lane o. seYenly-six feet
the rear OF mos Of Ibis ground is ofsn
to the Exchange. y. Y Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-12

Evening Post says, Letters are stated
to have been received IN that city, from
Sania Martha, announcing the arrival
there OF vessel with the British agent,
empowered by his government 10 recog
Mise the independence of the Republic.
Al express was INN edialely despatched
to Bogota with the gratifying inielli-
genCe.