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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-24
When Catherine Alezowna was made en-

When Catharine Alezowna was made en-
press of Russia, the women were in an actu-
al state of bondage, but, she undertook to in
troduce mixed assembling es in other parts
of Europe: she altered the women's dress,
by substituting the fashions of England! in
stead of furs, she brought i'll the use Of taffe-
ia and damask; and comets commodes, in
stead of caps and sables. The women now
found themselves no longer shut up in Sc
parate apartments, but saw company, visited
each other, and were presen: at every en-
tertainment.
But as the laws to this effect were directed
to savage people. the manner in which the
ordinances ran is amusing enough. Assem-
blies were quite unknown among them, for
she found it was impossible to render them
polite. An ordinance was therefore publish
ed according to their notions Of breeding,
which, as it is a curiosity and has never been
before printed, that we know of, we shall
give it to our readers.
Il, The person at whose house the assem-
bly, is to be kept, shall signify the same by
hanging out bill, or by giving some other
public notice, by way of advertisement to
persons of both sexes.
II. The assembly shall not be opened
sooner than four or five O'Clock in the after
noon, nor continue longer than ten O'Clock at
night.
iii. The master of the house shall not
be obliged to meet his guests, or conduct
them out, or keep them company; but, though
he is exempt from all this, he is to find them
chairs, candles, liquors, and all other neces-
saries that the company may ask tor; he is
likewise to provide them with candles, dice,
and every necessary for gaming.
Nv. There shall be no fixed hours for
coming or going away; it is enough for per-
son to appearin the assembly.
". Every one shall be free to sit, walk
or game, as he pleases; nor shall any one &c
about to hinder him, or take exceptions al
what he does, upon pain of emptyng the
great eagle "a pint bowl full of brandy } it
shall likewise be sufficient at entering or re-
firing, TO salute the company.
/ wi. Persons of distinction, noblemen,
superior officers, merchants, and tradesmen
of note, head-workmen, especially carpen-
tiers, and persons employed in the chancery,
are to have the liberty to enter the assem-
blies: as likewise their wives and children
WI. "A particular place shall be assigned
the fortmen, except those of the house, that
there may be room enough in the apartment
designed for the assembly.
viii. No ladies are to get drunk upon
any pretence whatever, nor shall gentlemen
be drunk before nine.
Ladies, who play at forfeitures, questions
and commands, &c. shall not be riotous; no
gentleman shall attempt to force kiss, and
no person shall attempt to strike a woman
in the assembly, under pain Of future exclu-
sion.''
Such are the statutes upon this occasion,
which, in their very appearance carry an
air of ridicule and satire. Politeness must
enter every country by degrees; and these
rules resemble the breeding of clown, awk-
ward but sincere.
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VOL. II.

RJIS-ADvERTIsEMESrs not exceeding
one square will be inserted four times for one
dollar. and 30 cents for each subsequent inscr-
,;on... If continued FOR three months, 50 50--for
six months, 81 50 or for one year SO.
rT Subscribers entitled to the privilege OF
having their names, place Of residence, and occu-
nation, inserted in the Register, GRATIS.
1TNo Subscription will be discontinued unless
two weeks notice is given and all arrearages are
paid.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-24
From the Portuguese of Camoen'

II rum tht 4 Wftf5"coc " Su"'oeft"'
ganst thou forget the silent tears
Which have shed for thee,
And all the doubts, and hopes, and fears.
Which scattered DER my bloom of years
The blights of misery
Incver close my languid eye
Unless to dream of thee,
My every breath is but the sigh,
My every tone the broken cry
Of lasting misery
Oh! when in boyhood's happier scene
pledged my love to thee,
How very little did ween
My recompensc should Ger have been
So much of misery!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-24
DIR. PUNCH.

And he who lately in a learned freak
Poach'd every lexicon, and published Greek,
Still madly emulous of vulgar praise,
From Punchs forehead wrngs the dirty bays
These lines allude to fact; and by sue
cessfully mimicking that low character, Dr.
w. Battle is said to have saved young pa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-21
Also, One other Tract,
Masonic .Notice

nliE Rev. NICHOLAS II. GOBBS,
will preach thu funeral Sermon ii
Doct Chnlos Markle, deed. at lhe Brick
Church, in Liberty, on rhe LIST sunday IN
Decembrr next. All regular master Ma
,ons, are respectfully invited 10 jim IN
proersslon, which will move from the Hall
At II o'cloek.
BY Oder,
+. O. STRATTEN.
Nov. 10. tlDiG
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r.sNFECrlNG ~ chang my residence
% gr,,n. IYachtnFg IN The course 81 TIE
sex war. fs.aN oder Tor sale on The In
d. "a ne. etn'ire NJ ~. ~ the l'rrn'I.rs. ny
plantaiian and RAJ ~ AMI. called fossam,
.eaisla,ng Bao ACAu3, lying about
fanf miles trn4u i4Yaehbars, between b'f I'M
IIfle 'Pas.um efeeks "a GHmphfh county
Qua crrdn u sae, we and three year, Ia
the hig hes hidhrr considerable portion
nj this tract IS gnpd Tobacco land Inc
nlaatatiau ! snail containing only about 10
seres, lately cleared winch Is Ia good order
fra rr,r tho ensuing yrar-ahoui ten acres
in snnd condition tnr tobacco, being IRISH.
nd manfred 90 which new land may be
a Id TOR a crop according f.. The lorre IN
tended 10 he ased. The eoniigniis ct ms
land To- Lvnchhurg the quantity ol hfe wohh
aud fiintter which Is on IT, aud the abundant
stream uf water which runs through II, aud 's
canshie Of being applied 10 any purposes al
machinery might MAKE this band valuable
Hrse'siiion, Independent ol lie value - q tarin,
fa snv prrsen having talent Tor using IL
advantage iudciaasly.
Al the same iine aud place, ! shall cell 10
the highest bild"r en credit Of II mouths,
shnal 40 YEaR 0Ej, mostly men and
havs amanEst them Az excellent carpenter
This ,s select lht II negroes, all of good
character and being an thu have been nj
taehed 10 the nlantaiion, pnreht sers viii hape
a fair ocparinhity III nbt ataing the best The
ssls viii 80 ainy he made On the dny an.
naint.J or the next fir dav. The stock #
Az kioIs Horses. Oxen, cattle. plantation
Vtepsfi.. Gnrn, Oats and Fodder thru remain
inc an the mace vii also be sold on the same
term.
r.. ns,al bon Is with security aud - deed
ofte,d VII hc required for lhr lan5-Bouds
with approved security for other subjects
and cash Tor small purchases.
WV DANIEL
I.pachnnre 1lb Nov ls25
a. Th5. 4b,veHract II land lies aboVr
the Ne.srs Anthony. and below Cows trasf
on HI Postum and fyttndsup between thr
twa greeks. bann1sd on the right by Auihn-
avs lines "a the Little 'Passlm, aud On thr
left bv Cnx's line - The Old Richmond roa1,
g. rr,ssc1 Nv n straight line commencing ~
Little 'Plssnin near where u pa hwas, c1iled
Hnicnmba's patti, crnssps, running 10 the road
aforesaid about 900 yards above the pathway
aforesaid anl 50 usto include the same
thai any person may view the main body nj
this tract without further guide
affer far sale, privately. nv small farm on
th furnplkr road, aud pppn.ite the Gate. tw.
mil from Lvnrhhufg coaltinng about 80
A. 3rI3, npon terms ta sntt p9rchrNer-
cash ~ credit On this plarr there are n
good gar len. and orchard -6nr surngs, aud
plcniv of wood n timber for The place.
wv. DANIEL.
- The Richmond Enquirer is requested
20 in>erf the abpve IN his pnpri until The day
Of ,nle aud forward his account 10 this Of.
&C. fnr payment.
NV. "a. tlsDo7
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tSs carf,al, Richmond, Nov.lsia Teste


EGNlDn bffAs titfk ~
LANDS N pENNsYfNANiA.
/ 3tracts on patent 9TH Aug 1926, 10 John
+ Well. and Ioseph klfkbride, ~ iinfcha,e OF
warrant. dated i9b July l7p3. TO John Put
ips. Ion 81 10 Rebeecs Phillips, ~ "a. Il
VIM, Gros., 80, li52 - asrcs--in tomersei
county, Londonderry township, adjoining
lands Of Henry Whaiyards, stuart simpson
Michael Beeghley, George shorks, Adm
! Brittle Sarah Potter. Ni-on Boyer, jacob
Connlryman, aud others taxes paid to lasl
year.
tract on patent lst Iuly, 1894, 10 George
/ Mead, IN pursuance oi warrants March I7g4
containing leo acres in citnrfeh county, on
or near the sinnrmhnnlng, No. 034l tttlf
clear aud tase- paid 10 last year.
Part OF a tract on patent, 10th Aug. l1s2
10 Matthew Mcdonnell, in pursuance OF a
warrant 2lsi March, 1865, containing IA n
ores IL perches, in Camberiand county.
Pafl oi tract in Dauphin county, contain
ing 10 acres, said Ia be about II ~ II mlle.
from Harrisburg aud in lhc neghhofhood al
lands where coal las been lately discovered.
tract ia northumberland county, contain
ing Al acres, in Potter township. Penn's Val
ley, on patent 1T July. 1874, 10 Jno. Green.
in pursuance of a warrant 10 Susannah Col
lnday.
) fracis IN SchHg'kW c0Uutg. containing up
ward OF 2ugo acres III Brunswick aud Mau-
helm townships these lands are ssld to CON
tain coal
Titles TO parl Of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring explanation, the subscribers, Auc-
tioneers are requested TO be called gu for
such explanations.
A portion OF The purchase money 10 be paid
on delivery of the deeds, the remainder, on
satisfactory security, in one, two, and three
years, with interest
Farir, wishing TO purchase at private sale,
will apply to the Anctlon"ers
B. FkEEMAN& son,
Auctioneers.
Applications for purchase at private
sale may he made to WIN. kinney, Jun. Esq.
Stanton, or TO Mr. Thomas May, Richmond,
Va. Nov. 3, lWtlJ24
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WARRINGTON,
RXEAND RoETKw rs.

II LAIN ~ ACEEA IT'S,
"A ttto doors beioto The Farmers Bank,
HAS FOR SALE
Prime and inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Molast-s
Double refined and common Loaf Sugar
Best Green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Gogel, Pepper SPICE, Copprras
Gunp"H de- and Imperial Tea
Sherry aud Malaga Vine
West loda and New England Rum
Frepch Brandy, American Gin
Old aud new Whskey
TaIiow aud Sperm. Candies
Wool Hats, Cotton Cards
Fur Hats, assorted sizes
Bar Iron, Blstered and Gernan Stee1
Cut aud Wrought Nails, Hoop Irun
Earthtnware and Hardware, assorted
Mems line ami coarse Shoes
l.adics' Morocco and Leather Shoes
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Playing Cards
domestic Cotton Shreting & Shifting
cotton Yarn. assorted numbers
German aud British Osnaburgs
Country made Tow Cloth
Napt Cottons, Rose Blankets
Best Li'e'pooI filled sack Salt
Mackar.I aud Shad
Bacon, Butter, Cheese,
And various other articIes-all Of which
he will sell low for cash. Or rAchangr 10,
Bar lion, Bacon, Flour, Whiskcy, Brandy
&c. al III" market pIice
November 3. wGw
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INiE Subscribers, OK oiog the Laud at
Il the junction of the north and sontl
Fork OF the Roanoke, in the county of Mont
gomery, having been solicited 80 lay Of A
TOWN, have determined 10 do so, aud viii
sell out the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-21
Tavpen,ers Wanted

WISH III employ Immediately two
y God ionrneymen Carpenters, None
need apply but those TINT ran 10 frat rate
wnfk JOllN PERCIN VI
l.Nnchhurg, Nov IL pi21
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Of LAND, containing ihr"e acrrS, he
ING the presen, residence OF William I Muse.
roe foregoing tracts of land were conveyed
ty decd in trust, hv the said William
Muse, Tor certain purposes Therein express
81, uhirh is al record ~ the CLERKS Office ot
the county court of Amherst. Such little ms
is vested in me viii he conveyed to The pur
chaser. REUBEN NORVEIL, trustee.
Nov. To- VI II
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NJ ,l,,u,of a deed Of trust, executed on

nY ,I,,u.of deed of trust, executed on
- Che p3d dav Of NAV, isis. by Jesse ir-
vine and Clemen,ine his Wiie, TO the sni'ser'.
her. f.,+ CERTAIN narposes therein specified /.
viii be s,ie! IN the premises, 10 cash, at pun
tic auction, on 'ruesdsy, The d. day oi De
cember neti, il fsir, il nos, then the neM Is.f
day thereafter, the HOUSE aud Let's
on Federal Hill, in the town 81 Lyncnh"fg,
adjoining the residence OF Mrs. Royal ann
known IN the plau Of the trwn OF Lynchbnrgs
Nv number 2s2 and 2S4 These lots VII
make desirable residence for private tam
lIy. The subscriber acting as trustee WIZ on
~ convey such title as is vested IN him by
the said trust deed, but he believes the title
10 be good.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Nov q 24lds
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Oct. 90

4 I n Superior Court Of Law, continued
~ by adjournment and held for Amherst
county, on Saturday the 3uth OF April, 1920
Richard Burch, for the benefit of
Arthur Hopkins, Pii. In Doht
against
William Crutcher, Dett
II is ordered, That the defendant be ruled
TO appear here at the next term, 10 show
cause why the Judgment, entered ia the
Clerk office in this cause, shall not be set n.
side ard The cause redocketed
And II a Superior Court OF Law, continued by
adjournment, aud held for Amherst ccnn
~, on Friday the 18th day of September,
ls25.
On motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney
II Is ordered, That the rtie made in this cause
at the last term, he renewed, renrnahle at
the next ierm--and thai the same be inserted
in the Lvnrhhurg srgnian, published in
Lvnrhburg, two months successfully il APP
pearine to the Court lhai the defendant does
not reside within the bound, of this common
wenIth Copy-Testc,
A. b. DAVIES, c. 6. c.
Oct 81 w9W22
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ONE TRACT.

@PAN rs - @s@@
Whereof, he nov resides, IN ,mhersi county,
distant , miles from Lynehbare and 10 from
Amhpr. rnari house, known by tie name al
.GRAiINNs COVE, containing 1850 acres,
hrt,srn ! aud 6na Of which are cleared -
Ta4s land lies well and is in good heart. The
Dwelling house Is comfortable aud conveni.
en-. ard has attached To il the necessary out
hausos, orchards. &C. There is vel large
norton of good Tobacco land To clear, winch
Is very heavily timbeTed The whole tract 10
well Natered
Also, Que other Tract,
Adjoining the above described land contain
ny upwards Of 700 acres On this tract
there are lNe'setlemcnts, on one OF which
Is very good house, well finished ,ont houses,
orchards, good garden, &C and on the other
. comfortable dwelling house, orchards, &c.
~, tract also adj ains the lands OF john Shei
ton Col john Amber ard others.
Also, One other Tract,
Adjoining the frst described tract sn the
soulh.wes side containing $40 acres, chief
~ IN woods, not mhre than ~ acres being
cleared, which are we'll enclosed, This tract
is we'll timbered, aud - fine Tobacco land.
AMBROSE RuCkEP.
Amherst, Oct - 1928.
The uhova band, will lie shown nj any time
hv The subscriber 10 any person wishing 10
pprehasr--and for Information with respect
tc The liile, payments, &c. | refer Them 10
John Miller, of Lynchburg. A. Il.
Oct u. w6Wl2
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asa ACRES
AnotNec Tract


On Staunion River, adjoining Greenwood's-
On tbs tract is n small plantation, lately
cleared and in good repail--n considerable
portion ot his tract * good rphacco baud
Nso. 80 AGIES on Stanton Kolh-
olio,ning James PaYnc, 1aml Mead aud yer
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FaLA AMI WiSTyR
u q q ID :.
The subscriber Is NOR rcreipirg
large d ectensiUe assortment Of
sEAsoNAELI Gcons-

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superine London Blue aud Black CIoh.
do. do. do. do. ca..,,,..1
do. cassinrtts
Common do.
Pelsse Cloths
Fannels and Baizes
Prisse Flannels and Ratfiuetts
Rose Point and Duflil Blankets
CalnhIets and Scotch Plalds
Cloaks and Big Coats
Merlno and Cashmere shaHls
Waterloo and Braganza do.
Crt assian Pads
Il Splendid assortment of PrinS
Mandarin aud Nankeen Grapes
Black and Colored figured Silks
Black Italian Lutesirings
Pushes for trimT iDgs
Velseterns of all colours for Bonne,s
nen article
Silk Velvet OF Superior quality
Fashionable trimmings of =, cry dest rin,;o,
An elegant assortment of fall aud intcr
Ribbons
Belt Ribbons
Artificial Curls of all shades
An assortment ot superior Umbrellas
Domestic plaids and stripes
German and American Linsey
Coarse Cassinttts for negro clothing
kerseys do. do.
Bed Tick of superiorquaIity
Manchester Cord
An assortment of Worst.d Hosiery
Do. do. Silk do.
Do. do. Cotton do,
20 Trunks Shoes comprising general rs.
sortmeni suitable for the season
Cotton yarn. Crnekery Ware, sc. &c.
\ general assortment of
c. II O G II Il T e s.
All Of the above articles we're selected
by the subscriber himself in New York aud
Philadelphia, and ne is Determined to sell
them at the lowest prices.
+. +. BOWEN.
Oct. 81. uen1a
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AWE subscriber wishes q sell ihe follow.
/ mg valuable TRACTS OF LAND,
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WILL he s"'d' 10 'he highest bidder
~ for ready money, ut Milnrr toS's IN
vrrn, IN amherst county, on saturday the 3d
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dav of Docemhor next, OEU TRACT
OR PARcuL OF LAND, lying IN
II-,I,o ONE OTHER TRACT

IN connIy nInrr~Ald, cnUTalnlng FotIy Acres1
hc the srme more or less, adjoining the lands
# Miner Cox, Elias NiII', and Reuben Nor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
For Sale, without reserve.
II calaable Farm, one mile from Wilmiastcn
! Ue(aaUare

II calaable Farm, one mile from Wilnltnston.
DelaUare.
vTTILl be sold at public sale, the house of Jons N.
w SMITK, in the Borough of Wilmington pn 18th day
the 18th OF lst month (January) next, that well know
Farm, the residence of William Warner situate on the viii.
mngon and Christiana Turnpike road about mile from
Wilmington containing about 168 of land excel
lent order of which there 25 of woodland,
So acres of Marsh and the remainder upland under culture
! fsE1 and grass. The Improvements on sis Farm en-
RaEa brace every thing necessary to comfort convenience
or uty and consist of elegant stone mansion house
built few years since in the modern style, of the best
materials and in the most convenient manner two stories
high sixty feet in length by foIty-one in depth, with
piazza extending the whole length OF the house, and sup
ported by columns from the roof The situation of the
house is high fronting towards the Delaware and commas
ding fine view OF that river, the borough Of Wilmington,
Chrsana creek and the adjacent country. Contiguous
this house all the necessary houses Of which
are nearly consisting OF stable and carriage house.
ice house, smoke house, and bath house constantly filed
with copious spring of fine water There is large gar
den in good oder and the grounds around the house are
6Esa and ornamental trees. The other Improvements
4gla large and comfortable two story BRICK house
for tenant or oyerseer stone barn. stone spring house
stone poultry house, and ether out houses, pump of es
celent water near the door, and perpetual lime kiln for
burning oystershes On tile farm there thriving apple
orchard of about eight also young orchard of the
best grated fruits consisting of peaches, pears, umbs
cherries and choice apples.
The above property unies in itself all that il necessary
to constitute delightful residence and profitable spccu
ation. The good order and convenience of the improve
ments and the high state of cultivation of The farm will
able the owner to realize good interest the purchase
money by leasing it to the shares Possession will be Civ
the 25th Of March The terms will be accom-.
modang and made known the day of sale. The
property will be shown by William Warner residing the
premises. EDWARD TArNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.qssignees Of TiAum Warner.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13

Already, also, two Of the prominent, perhaps the
most prominent, subjects which will present them
selves for discussion during the session, have been
introduced into Congress-in the Senate, the pro-,
position to abolish Imprisonment for Debt-and, III
The House OF Representatives. the proposition to
amend the Constitution of the United States, in re-
gard to the election Of President and Vice Presi
dent.
In the House of Representatives, a Chapsin for
the Session has been chosen and in the Senate, on
Monday, comes on the biennial election oil Secrc.
tary, Sergeant at Arms, and Doorkeeper. For the
hrst OF these appointments there are, besides the
incumbent, several candidates.-Nat. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
.a.-.->s-e..-~s.e...4Ia......ss...s .s..,....,.,<,
RockriLLe. I'D Ilpcpmhpr G

HYDROPHOBIA.-On Sunday the au.h uS
Mr. Thomas Burrows and MIR. Enoch Ioy, were
OF by dog that Mr.. Burrows had brought will,
MIN from Washington, the day before. they did
no' suspect the dog 10 be mad, at the time lie bs
.ne'h' M consequence OF his being naturally sha,I.
and watchful dog. The same day he bit Two SINAI,
dogs OF MIR. Burrows, one of which was discover
ca 10 have mad fit on him, on Sunday following:
was not until then, they discovered the dog to be
mad. that they were bit by. We have also under.
stood, that Mr.. Eli Burrows has been bit by The
small dog OF his b. other, and that number of dogs,
hogs, &c in the neghborhood have been bit BY the
same: Mr.. Thomas Burrows Immediately on dis.
covering his dogs to be mad, killed two OF them
Inc third had got away andis yet running at arge-
Those gentlemen that have been bit, have as VS.
understand sent to Pennsylvania, for medical aid
journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Valuable Cotton Factories
no BE SOLD .aT PRIT.iTE sale
Dec. 10th. 1895.

MO IA Cotton Factory and estate called .au5u,x
IN situate the of Red Clay Creek in Christians
hundred, about miles from Wilmington, Del. The mill
contains about 1900 spndes, with the necessary preparing
machinery belonging TO the tenant. The dwellings,
this estate are modern well built, well finished man.
sion house, with Kitchen piazza pump at the door.
sabng and gardens complete, large two story stone house
for family and store, stone houses for families
each and two wooden tenements with III of land in
healthy, good neighborhood This property rented
for 1900 dollars per anniim.
No. "a Cotton Factory and estate called Endeapour,
situate on the No. l. in Mill Creek hundred
about miles from Wilmington. The mill contains about
400 spndes, with the necessary preparing machinery
belonging the tenants. Besides the cotton MILL there
an old grs MILL that has done good deal Of business
since the cotton mill has been in operation The dwellings
are good well finished mansion house, and others, sf-
icient for the accommodation of the work people chiefly
frame, with about II acres ofland This property is rent
ed for HOO dollars per annum.
No 3-A small Farm in Chrstana hundred, separated
from No by Red Clay Creek, containing about A
possession of which be had the 18th of March next
The above valuable property will be sold very low, and
liberal credit allowed thirds of the purchase
money. Application can be made to either of the SUBJ
scrbers WILLIAM WARMER,
EDWARD TAIN ALL,
JAMES PRICE,
Assgnees Of Thomas Lea.
Brantywine Mills, Dec 10, 1926. 7-9s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
Wash ingtOn, December 3

WasAlnSton, Uecember 8.
Ihe E1hibition Of ManJactures The Mun-
uiacturers not having assembled in this City, as
We had been led to hope and expect, the Exhibi
ion OF domestic Manufactures announced for lp-
Gay, at the Roundo OF the Capitol, will be of very
limited extent Among the few articles which,
Will be presented, however, we are wsrranted III
saying, will be seen some beautiful specimens of
Cloths, from the Mandatory Of Messrs. b. Wills
Co. SteubeuvilIe, Ohio who have shown proper
spirit and en'erprize in bringing them so great .
distance. Nat. Intel.