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pursuance OF decree Of the Srperior Court of Ch
Gerry Tor the Richmond district on ,bc o, az
hiarch 1879, IN the OF Markham Goode Turpn "a
uoodt and Goode Vs. rurpin shall Wednesday the I6,b
day November next AT the late residcnce of Col Francis
uoOue dec OF Chstereid offer for sale the highest bid
der al public auction tor cash between forty and fty
or so many will he sufficient, and then in my s;e,sn t
from oistday OF December 1918, until paid, Marsha
missions and expenses Of sale aud or said slaves on
credit oi IL months, will be sufficient TO raise the sum of
SiS2I IL with interest S2i5i, part the Sf,t of
December 1915 until paid, and Marsha commissions: Aud
the same time and place shall sale for cash abou
so acres OF Land sufficiently thereof To raise the sum Of
Sl4S 81 with interest ON 1922 49, part hereof from the Silt
day q" DecembeI 1913 until paid, and Marsas commits ions
and cots OF r,. III the frs, suit and the uher um
eember 81 until paid Marshal commissions all other ex
tne. OF sale, and the pl the second suit the lat
named sale will he made the following terms:
cash, onr-iouIth credit rouhs ON
d Oi IL months and the remaining on credit Of
10 months Should the defendants the and second
Alice Goode Francis Goodc Henry Taum Mary his wife
John Oiiam admr Of Elizabeth James William Harrison
ad Louisa hs WIFE, refuse Ia deliver much the
property vi the said Francis Goode, deceased now in their
'e'Pertive possessions, will he sufficient 10 raise the
sums before named, for which the personal property IS
hereby ADVERTISED hen shall proceed 10 the manner herein
before prescribed, 10 sell the whole the real estate of the
SAID Francis Goode dec, except that part devised 60 his
Robert IN the Of the said Alice oode and Fanci
uoode, or either OF hem much thereof will
several sums OF money interest aud costs, &c named
all credit sales above named bonds with approved security will
he required andlhe title TO the real retained until theN
are Pa Should the above named day prove unfair the
| sales will be made the first fair day thereafter.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. c. n. ID
OctoherA ~.
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OF. IL.
REMOVAL.

VIE su6eribers have removed door above Mr. JOIN
= fkhi-i where they continue tender their services H
the public as Aucti0RteYS & Commission Neychants
them. q ~ q; e5.T NJ p1's
Oct. f.
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FOR RENT,

0R one years after the present, farm lying in the
Fork Of White Ok Swamp and Chickehcmony RIVER aud
IN the occupancy of Col Burton 10 adoin The ftrns Of
Me' Jacob Garter and John ae in Henfioo aud Mr. Din
ford in Charles City county. JOS; TRENT.
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EXECUTIVE DEP1RTMENT7-

hohhohu, <4th may, 1870
persons Offering themselves principals or secure, 10
pond or oontraeto he approved by the Executive will ne
yuTed to accompany the with adsvs in legal FORM
sting the value Of the property which they would bons 6e
poses after the payment OF ll their debts.
By order, w. n. RICUARDSoN r r.
Hay q. e az
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10 COTTON GROWFRS

INHE subscriber has eouveuen. house in the re.
n o. inc one at present cccuPedby him
ne VIII receive COTTON Stoyag OF charge 10 the
Planter sold is ia his house; out Sior,r. 10 he ,6srg ~
All cases when the cotton taken away. lie will ether n on
commission or give IN cash the highest price laid H. Oh, mar
ket MlDISoN iUsI y,,IHI la
Sept. %. A. -
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g Berlin, LIST jar. 922''
Correspondence OF IN extensive and interesting
nature, at present nocessar, or proper TO notice,
have resulted from Ike general disposition OF the
European Jews to emgrate ard early in the ensuing
,pting a select number will embark from Amster-
dam and Hamburg.
The proclamation addressed to the nation, in
stead OF being general, should have been specially
directed TO tie European Jews, as those in this
country not equally interested, having already
interest in the soil, and all The essential rights
ofireemen. Tha such a document, so new, so ex-
iraordlnary, so imposing in its nature, involving
such important changes, should have created among
my co-religionares in this country great surprize
and probably some opposiuon, was 10 have been
expected, az it was accomplished without consula-
ion, or they imagined, without preparation. 1t
will be lound that those Tor whom II was particu-
larly In. ended, prepared for IT, and will avail
themselves of the advantages which the as ylum
holds forth, and whose religious feeling and i'm
pressons 20 TO countenance and confirm the belief,
that the Jewish nation, so long separated and di-
vided, will be biough together, and be made sove-
reign and Independent.
The above document, and others Of similar
weight, are warrants tor the powers assumed aud
promulgated, which power, will be respected by
ihose VINO are mos materially interested. Among
seven millions Oi peculiar people shall not want
portion who, corfidng their destnies to the hands
OF he Almighty, will embark for a country where
they can securely enjoy happiness until the period
OF he great restoration arrives; and il shall fail in
settins them examples of national fidelity, strict
integrity, economy and industry, shall advance no
claims TO their confidence and support.
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co
BRADLEY, McCRERX S co.

Woofen Diapers, Mems MERGERS = Idfors.
their odsland of the first above tn Eagle
Hoiel, have received the LATEST FASHioNS-and
me principal part Of their FALL GOODS, consisting OF
cloths easn.es and vestng of the first rate heo oib
s oil various qualities. which they deem unnecessary 70 Gnu
hefae, and complete assortment OF TRIMMINGS OF the
very hes, kin to make garment in their
he terms which their present stock mas been
Pf"cuied they feel confident heng able sell as low ms
any other houc-rhey respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage Of all hek old and the public gene-
rally who intend to he punctual short credit pay the
c"sh as only by such iavors they will he enabled to eonn-
ne to supply their friends and the public with the best goods on
the best
" H. They will also he thankful for the patronage Of those
who purchase their cloths elsewhere, which shall be made and
trimmed in the very best manner
Oct IL l6 If
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TRADE WITH THE MEXICAN STATES

NATcHIToCHEs, Aug. 20. The largest MI
idtddd. or dro.e Of Mules, perhaps ever driven
through this place, arrived bere a few weeks ago
and left here last Tuesday, part for New Orleans,
and part for Natchez.
1t X composed Of hDeiUe hundred mules, all in
prime order, and was brought in under the care of
about 80 men, cdpOrais, drivers, or Swimmers,
commanded by A. a. de Ia Llata, one of the pro-
pretofs, ard citizen Of the state of Tamsulipas,
from whence the Mules are imported. In perform
ing the laborious task of driving that immense
number OF mules through such extensive wilder
ness, they had every night to erect a temporary
closure TO secure them from being carried off 10y the
EsfampWa,s or gangs Of wild horses and mules
In the swimming oilhe many rivers that interven enc,
the greatest hhdships and dangers were encounter
ed, and completely overcome by this hardy band OF
adventures OF the number Of twelve hundred,
only about twenty-five mules had been lost, on
their arrival al Nalcoches, either in the swimming
of rivers, or in consequence of fatigue.
Besides this considerable branch OF commerce
with the Mexican states, OF exchanging our goods
Tor their mules and horses bullion or dollars which
has long since been carried on by this town, anoth
er has lately opened The inhabitants of the Stale
Of Texas, hich has united its provincial or state
government with TamauIipas, have commenced the
importation to Natchitoches Of their Cotton, of
which they raised last year. considerable quanti-
", which will, doubtless, from the rapid settlement
81 that country, increase at every crop in double
ratio Tor many Yeas
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u. b. BROWNE, attorney at Lac,
40 euied IN Williamsburg, and in addition 10 the cout.
IL held IN the city will aen those Of York Warwick
Counties His Office Judge Browne on the Pala .quare
Oct. II. AZ - al
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I'm S0Is ol M peoiIc,,I;o,,,

tor Sale at the PenitenharV Store,
"A CONsIDERABLE quantity of ~, ng outside B'OOIyv
iiafY. TTfsfWAS Np-tr ~ +, :, ~
RiShmeus, stst a. '' NSNso"' =; ~
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UNIVERSITY or PEyNyVS III TA.NT.a.
FlHE "edcl Lectures will begin usual the first Non
dsv II November.
ANATOMY by p. 5. Physc, NJ d. and w =. Homer. NJ d.
MAfERIA MEDfCA, John X. CoHc, ~. ID.
THEORY aud PRACTICE Of MEDICINE, x. Chapman.
NJ ".
MIDWIFERY, Thos Q. James, N. y.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Hare. VI. ID.
SURGERY, VIM. Gibson, NJ D.
CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered al The Aim,
House Inrmsy every "wednesday and Saturday, during the
course 81 The Uniyersity by Drs Chapman and Gibon
WE HoRAER, u. D. Deua--,No. 263, Chr.hu, sreet.
AHgustt 10. 29--tsiEos.
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ID ANYWAY from The subso Iber living in The upper eud Of
IL Prince Edward cnuniy VI. the 26ih II February last
negro named ARCHER lie about - or % years Of
age ie' 10 inches high very dark complicated, has
'"a scar across the down look when spoken to- add
suffers ~ his speech pm chased said negro Of
Raleigh Farley Of buckingham county, Va he raised
The county Of GOoohand y old Nj Rsdord who lately di-
Ell o 10 miles below Csersve McheauSs fefry in
which neshbourhood presumed he Is lurking rs
have understood he Is related free negroes who have
The benefit of education, is than probable he has
mai viii give the reward 10 any person who will
deliver said negro to me- secure him any jail hat get
hun again GEORGE ABBITT
Prince Edward county, Va. August p. Tiff
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TgNE Stockholders the Me chan,cs,e turnpike Compa-
NY arehereby required, pay beior. the 18th day
of November FIVE dollars each share held them
pectively, IN the capital stock of the said company
BY order Of the President, and Directors.
q. NJ. CARRINGToN Treasurer.
Oct. 4G---wtiOthN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
- 71JJJ1o ~n-

From Eurore.-Thc ship Iallyho, arrived al
Charleston on the Gath ult. in the short passage of
90 days from London, bringing the Southampton
Herald of the Gath of October, containing London
articles one day later than those received at New
York.
The Charleston editors say that the papers they
have received contain scarcely any thing o! impor
tance but it is rumourcd tina: private letters an.
nounce the failure of another extensive house,
having connections in New York and Boston.
In the price Of cotton there was little or no vari-
ation.
One Of the London papers mentions that the Gu.
riosy of the naval circles a, Portsmouth had been
strongly excited by the arrival there OF The Ameri.
can frigae Brandywine. They speak Of her as
ship of a force and description hitherto unknown
IN any naval service. Her stern is all improvement
on the round sterns OF Sir Robert Sepping's intro
duction"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
SHERIFFS SALES,
Br PETER B. DEL.A,NY. SgERrFF

RY virtue of writ of vend. exponas to me directed will
- be exposed to public SALE at the house of General
James Wolfe, in Chrstana hundred, Monday the 10Th
of December inst at O'clock p. NJ the following desc
bed lots OF land situate, lying and being in hundred of
Chrlstiana and county Of Newcastle, to wit No. IA lot
OF land on Orange street. bounded by lands OF James
SHALL William Plurght and others, containing six thousand
eight hundred and forty square feet of land less
No. "a lot OF land Hanover and ana streets, boun
bed by lands of Archibald Croxa containing nine hundred
and sixty square feet less. no ga lot of land on
Orange street, bounded by lands of Ann Powell and Others
containing nine hundred and nine square feet less
NO. IA house and io of ground King street. bounded
by lands OF Thomas Sarpless and Vincent Bunsa contain
ng two thousand hundred and eighty square feet of
and less Seized and TAX en- in execution as the
property of Matthias Kelly and Son.
Newcastle, Dec. @ 1926 5-4t
ID virtue of writ of vend exponas to- me directed will
AZ be exposed to public sale, at he house Of General
James Wolfe, III Chrlstiana Hundred, Monday the 18th
Il" December at o'clock, p. NJ, the foowint described
one half of house and lot of ground situate lying and be-
ing in the Borough of Wilmington, Chrstana Hundred
and County OF CASTLE to wit: Adjoining lands of Isaac
tiendrickson John Grdon, and oters fronting French
Street forty feet ard extending in depth hundred and
ereced be the contents or less Seized and taken
" execution as the property of Wi&am yhurdock.
Newcastle, Dec. !, 1895. 5-4t
RY virtue Of writ Of vend. exponas to me directed will
~ be exposed public SALE a. the house of Joseph Ball.
in Mill Greek hundred, Tuesday the goth Of Dec inst
at two o'clock, P NJ, the following described lands and
premises situate, lying and being in the hundred Of
Mill Creek and county of Newcastle, wit tract of
land adjoining lands of CAPT James Bennett, Andrew Ford
Benjamin Gregg and othe.s, with log house, stone milk
house, and frame barn thereon erected containing hun
dred and twenty less Seized and taken in
execution as the property Of James Stroud.
Newcastle, Dec. g. 1926. 5-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE S,ALE.

VFNiE FARM handsomely situated on the south side of
Chrsiana creek, formerly the ferry, in Newcastle hun.
dred, halt amle below Wilmington, containing AZ acres of
land The improvements large brick house with
tour rooms and large entry the first loor and five
.he seconds with large garrett brick stable sufficient
hold horseshay house, sheds, ice house. frame tene
men with rooms on the first Sfoor, and trte on the
second-knchen, &c. There is the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing 10
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables as the
land is of the first quality for grass cultivation.
AS persons wishing to purchase will view tile property
1t is unnecessary to say more. The terms vii! be easy
One half of the purchase money remain for two three
or four years. secured said properly. For terms in.
quire OF THOMAS JAQUETT,
miles below Newcastle or of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises.
Dec. 6, 1925. 5-3minf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
FOR THE wATcHMAN.

Messrs. EDITons-It is with no little surprise
hear of the arbitrary act of the authorities Of the
Borough of Wilmington, in hnng person or per-
sons Tor exhibiting Tor money, large man called a
| Giant"
This high handed measure cannot be too much
reprobated it is carrying matters farther than mo
raty would require, or justice sanction. am as
much as any person in favor Of a vigilant police.
am as much opposed to exhibitions that have a
demoralizing tendency, as the Butgesses and Coun
Gil can be but that should not be at liberty
to exhibit himself or his requirements consistent
with morality, for money, if people choose TO pay,
is strange law indeed such as the people cannot
but notice with regret at least. According to this
new doctrine man cannot exhibit his requirements
or the edlicaon amusement of The citizens,
by lectures or otherwise, for money, without sub
jecting himself to fine.
1t will be necessary for E. Lewis, before progress
sing farther with his interesting "Philosophical
Lectures" to make his peace with these persons, it
he has not done it already. But enough! will
only observe that if the Police would direct their
attention to tppling shops and houses of III fame
those fruitful beds o.! vice and immortality, instead
of harmless Giants, the measure would be more to
their credit and the interest of society.
Jysfice. Liberty and Impartiality.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
BAYARD MOTRLo
Opposite the Totnm 7Hall,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HENRY STEELE

(L.4TE OF THE EAGLE HOTEL, NEIV C.qsTLE,)
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in
HI general that he has taken the above extensive esab
shment (receniy occupied by ELI LAMBoRS dec, which
he has fitted up in style that will comfort and con-
venience to his visiters.
The Hotel is situated in pleasant part of the Borough,
and inducements and advantages those who
in pursuit of business pleasure, not surpassed by
Public House in the The number and arrangement
of the Rooms slch that those who wish to be retired
from the noise and hustle of Tavern, may be perfectly
gratifed.
The TABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE attached to the
establishment extensive, commodous and secure and
under The direction of competent superintendens.
The advertiser aters himself that from his experience,
and the superior accommodations of the House he has
taken, he will be able crafty his guests, and render his
Establishment worthy of share of the public patronage
The DOVER MAIL STAGE leaves the Hotel every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning, and arrives every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening. Seats in any
of the Stages running from Wilmington, be taken
the Bar.
Travellers wishing take passage in any of the Stages
Steam Boat from the Borough, and desrons Of leaving
their Horses and Carriages may depend upon having every
attention paid TO them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
Noyember 25, 1925. 2-2m
The National hen;gencer," and the Freenans jour.
na will please to insert this advertisement daily for
month"; and send their bills to II. Steele.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
NeU Fork, Dec. 8.
BUENOS AYRES.

BY the VIM. Tell. in 67 days from Buenos Ayres,
we have received files of papers TO the s4,h of Sep
tember.
The following law, which was presented by the
executive on the lst of July, passed the House OF
Representatives Of Buenos Ayres about the middle
Of September.
"Only arlicle.-The right which man has to
worship daccording to his conscience, nvioable
IN the Territory of this Province" This privilege,
which is secured to the natives Of Great Britain by
treaty, is now general, and Of course free tolera
ION Of Religion is granted.
The English residents had procured suitable
room in building erected by the Jesuits and occu
pied by them long since place OF worship. and
me Protestant Divine service is to be performed in
y Tor the first time on Sunday the 25h (the day The
Wm. Tell saed), by the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong,
Agent Of the British and Foreign Billie Society.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
RISE OF TICKETS.

Gn consequence Of the Unprecedented demand for Tick.
cts in the GRAND CONSOLIDATED STATE LOTTERY
Of Maryland owing the bancy the Scheme and pop
ulay of the mode of drawing, the price will be advanced
on FRIDAY the 10th Of this month to SIP.
All orders mailed within this time, addressed to
VIM C. CONNIE,
Baltimore or Philadelphia,
Will be executed at the present low rates Of $40. and
shares in proportion. Dec 3.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

Departed this life after several years severe bodily Attic
on, at his residence in Charles County, Maryland the
2lst ulmo, in the 70h year of his age Colonel JOSEPH
BOARMAN, of Leonard He volunte cred his services
bis country in the eighteenth year Of his age and contu
ed in the army until the close of the lie in fe-
quent engagements with the enemy and received several
wounds, the scars of which he bore TO his grave
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
Dec. 6, 1926.

OF 16 head which sold to Martin Kennedy, and James
Kennedy of Newcastle, in the State of Delaware on the
4h OF July last under agreement that part thereof should
be taken away in July, part August and the remainder
on or before the first 2nd day in October following and
paid for at the time of taking them away-whch agree
nent they have neglected perform The sale will there
fore commence at o'clock the aforesaid day. and the
purchaser be indemnifed by JOSEPH ROMAN
> December 8, 1926. SGT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

We would inform the writer Of the communication sign.
ed Justice Liberty, and Impartiaity," in paper to-
day. that the Corporation, in pursuing the they did,
towards the person said 10 be GIANT did not
scend ;leir powers having only enforced the ordinance
against exhibitions of this kind. If the ordinance oppres-
svc let the c zens pursue the proper course to have the
burden removed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

We have received pamphlet containing " Re-
marks on the Proposed Breakwater at Cape Henlo-
pen," and the Memorial Of the Chamber Of Com
merce OF Philadelphia" on the same subject. We
shall embrace the first opportunity to take further
notice of il.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

The New Orleans Advertiser Of the Sd. Nov.
says: awe have conversed with gentleman who
left Havana within week. He states that even the
officers of the army and navy there we're desilous Of
shaking off the yoke of Spain. This feeling was
general among the respectable part of the whites,
and the appearance Of an expedition from Mexico
was anxiously looked for. No troops had lately
rived from the Peninsula. Arrests not un-
common upon suspicion of treason. These arbitra.
ry acts, chiefly occurring in the night, added fuel
10 the spirit oi discon,ent."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

MARRIED-On the Goth ult. by the Rev. John Burt Mr..
GEORGE ROBERTSON, merchant, of Salem, N. Jersey,
formerly printer of Ednburg, to Miss MARY LODGE,
late of Wilmington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

The Directors of the Bank of Chester Co. met
at the Banking house, on Monday the 28;h ult.,
when RICHARD THOMAS, jun was unanimous
ly re-elccted President OF that Institution for the
ensuing year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

PRICES CURRENT AT BnANDYw1SE Mills, Dec S.
Flour, superfne, per bbl. IS 90 to s
Middlngs, do. 8 90 25
WHEAT white, per 60 ID. OF 1o3
DO. red, do. 1 90
CoRS, per 81 lb SIS 60
Kn-'iried Corn Meal, per hid. : IA so Is 90
do. do. per Dbl. 8 90 8 25
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
At PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday

Flour, Sup. 500; Rye, s,s7 l.2; Corn Meal,
3,l2 Ia; Corn, up co. &c 65 do lower do. SO
a 55; Wheat 80 o5; Rye, IS 62; Oats, "a a
81; Barley, 30 85; Hops, %.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
Will be Sold at Public Sale.
On end day tn

On End day the 18th inst. up
on the farm of the subscriber in
New Garden Township, Chester
County, nine head Of first rate fat
Cdnie-estimated at near 8 cwt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

Statesman Office, Boston, Nor. le.
Death Of Gen HuH.-We lea,n from good an.
thor'ty that Brigader Cen William Hull, died this
morning at Newton.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At Baltimore, on Friday.

At baltimore, on Friday.
Flour, sup. 475 500; Corn, 5S 54; Wheat,
loo LOS; Buckwheat, 55 rs; Rye, 54 a 55 ;
Barley, 1,l0 1870 Oats, 35 Sc Hops, 27 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

On the afternoon of Tuesday, the 18th Novem
Der, John Funston arraigned before the Court o!
Common Pleas, then sitting Tor the county Of Tus
carawas, in the State Of Ohio, charged with murder
in the first degree. in shooting William CartmiH,
while in the act of carrying the United States mail
from Freeport to Coshoc.on, on the 9th Of Septen-
ber last. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. Thirty
six persons summoned to attend as Jurors,
from whom the prisoner selected twelve. Forty
witnesses we're examined. The Jury returned a
verdict guilty., and the prisoner was sentenced to
death.