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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-19
PRO BONO pUBLICO.
Union Canal Lotteru, l6th Glass.

To be drawn on the 18th of May, and finished in few
minutes. Prizes be dstributed-I Of so OO1 dollars
of 30, 000 of 10000, of 5O00 of 72o 20 of 900
80 OF 500 50 of l00 156 of so, 124S OF 90 1C60S Of
lo-Ticket 10, half s, quarter SO, eighth IS.
Maryland State Lottery, Ath Glass.
To be drawn the 18th of May, and finished in one
day-on the following improved plan that is to say-The
numbers will be put into wheel usual-and in the
other wheel will be put the prizes above the denomination
of Two Dollars, and the having progress in the usual
The 10000 prizes of 50 will be awarded to the
Odd Even Numbers of the Lottery Gas the case may be
Thousand Doars,at is to say, if the 20 900 dollar prize
should come out to Odd NUMBER then every odd Num-
Der The Scheme will be entitled 81 prize. Ii the
10000 dollar prize should come ae Ezpn Number,
then all the EOen Numbers the Scheme will each en-
titled prize of 49, The Odd Numbers are those end
ending with g. a, g. g. or o. Ticket drawing superior
prize this scheme, restricted from drawing an nfe
ror one also. SCHEME L prize of 10000 dollars, Of
10000 of 5000 Of 000 of 500 20 of 100 80 of 50,
so of 90, 900 of 10, $40 Of S, 10000 of 2rcket So
half 2, quarter /, eighth so cts.
University Lottery Of Maryland. 4th Glass.
To be drawn on the 25tl of Nav, and finished in a few
minutes the scheme contains of 10000 dollas Of
6,000 of 1900, of 5000, of 1900, of 1853, of
LOCO of 500 of 200 156 OF a. 3l2 Of H. 46S and
1900 doars.-Ticket4 dolls half 2, quarter eighth
so cts.
Ne,c Fork State Literature Lottery, LIST Class
To be drawn on the 22nd of June and finished in few
mlnutes containng1 prize of 80 900 dollars of 900
of 10000, of 5737, 90 of LOCO, 80 OF 0, 80 of 900
81 of 1oo 81 of so. 1884 of 90 1475 Of 11Tcket S19
half S, quarter SO, eighth IS.
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries ard
CASH paid for prizes soon as drawn, by
]. J. ROBINSON,
No. los, Market street, Wilmington.
April, 1925 So
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SALE TOMORROW F.!

YEVO be sold, public auction, Wednesday, the Goth
Il Instant at the late dwelling of John Pogue. deceased,
lin Wilmington, all the personal property of said deceased,
lin the town. consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
nure, viz clock desk, and bookcases, bureaus, tables
chairs ookngglasses, beds, seads and furniture va
riey of china glass wooden iron and other ware-about
Item barrels of picked Pork and quantity of prime
smoked Hams Lard in kegs Taow salt Fish, cider for
vinegar, several good drausht Horses, and mch Cows
wheat corn rye oats and Flour Also, the half of the
sloop Rachel g Elisabeth Gig and Harness. and about
lone hundred cords of oak, hickory and pine Wood and
variety of other things. Sale at ten o'clock
a. NJ Terms at sale.
JOSEPH POGuE, r..n
THOMAS BEESON, go "
TO LET-The Dwelnng-iou Stables and Wood
Yards of the deceased also several prime lots OF Upland
and Marsh. Possession given Immediately
All persons having claims against the estate, are desired
Ito present them and those indebted, are requested 70
settle and pay the same
]. p E,,,.
April 10, &c. 7. B. }
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, at st. Georges, Del
APRIL |, 1925.

Remaining in the Post Office, at st. Georges, Del
April l, 1925.
A Lcret G. w. Gardener
John Ash
Stephen Amens Joseph Hanson
u Solomon Harrlss
Jerry Brady Richard iumphres
VIM Byrne Cornelius Haenau
John Boylen John Hortnet
Michael Burns John Hannah
Geurge Benn IL
James Boys Frederick Laudon
Thomas Brown Jacob Lum
Tarrence Brady Richard Langford
James Browne VI
Henry l. Bangs John Maroon
Edward Burns Alex Mcdonnell
Patti Brady John Managhon
VIM Boxer James Morress
YIN Bartlatt John McColly
C John Mccarthy
Phillip Cleary
John Charly jeremiah o. Leary
Patrick Carr Edward o. Donel
John Cooper
VIM Cam John Poolman :
Alexr. Campbell Aldrege Remington
Frank Congo Henry Plowman
Nathaniel Dicsey George Rnmsey
William Dauds William Riley
John b. Devough2 Joseph Reece
Thomas David Elizabeth Redder
Joel Devault Curly Ruy
Edward DuggaaTn
VIM Eaton 5 Edward Tollen
Jacob Evns John Thompson
Patrick Thornton
William Ford John FULLY
Michael Finn John Taylor
G. w
George Griffin Robt. Watkens
Eliza Gray Seloss Williams
John T. Grant John Walker
Cot JONES ~. SUTTON, P. M.
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NOTICE..

TTNIE subscribers trading under the firm of LOdsvor e
Il Haines, Boters, of this Borough, having dissolved
partnership, by mutual consent, the 18th instant all
persons indebted to the said firm requested TO make
payments and those having accounts, will please furnish
them for settlement. JEREMIAH DODSWORTH,
JOHN HAINES.
Wilmington April 49, 1926 39-4tp
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PRlCEo COKhENI at Phttadaph,a, Hprn 10.
Coffee, pr. green, ID. % 81, asked Old Java,
90 81; St. Domingo and other, Is 90 Cotton,
upland, &c 27 Ten. and Alab. &c 81; Flour,
sup l24 %; Rye, SO % 624; Corn meal,
2 IS; Corn, up country, 45 a. lower do. So q
AZ; Wheat, 100 1902; Rye, AZ 46; Oats, 9s a
"a; Barley, SO SIS; Sugar, Hav. white, per 100
Id. 1000 1850; do. brown, 900 10 90; st.
Croix, 900 100; N Orleans, $50 $50.
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An APPRENTICE to the Bookbinding business wanted
Apply at the Office of the watchman.
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Mr. yNonyoeS Pecuniary .96airs-It has recently been
stated that the pecnary of late President
in of much embarrassment and that he is in debt
the amount of one hundred thousand dollars We are hap
ply find that this statement is erroneous The AleXan-
dra Herald states the authority of highly respectable
and creditable friend of Mr.. Monroe, that his debts do
in the counties of Albemare and Ioudon, all well
stocked and that for 900 of his Abemarle ands
consisting of nearly 1000 acres, lie offered last year,
twenty dollars an acre, and declined the offer.
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Frown Indignantly upon danng attempt
c portion Of the Union from another.' WASHINGTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29
VOLUME IL.

to proceed direct TO Cnr,hagena, at which
place | arrived with the squadron froua
Puerto Csbellc, TO reunito with the suua-
dron against Cuba, The operations of the
squadron are to be directed By Gen. Lcno
Clementini, Com. Beluche and myself. Az
yet | DIP not know what ship shall be on
board OF but expect shall he given pre-
ference to one of the now frigates, having
understood that they will be superior to a.
ny vessel ahoat, and equal in force to "a,
being intended TO mount "a guns of heavy
calibre,
This expected expedition must cause
great uneasiness to the wealthy inhabitants
of that rich ana beautiful island. and sim
cerely hope that they will not expose them
selves to an useless and destructive war
fare, for as soon as the banner of Columbia
Is unfurled on their shores, there will bo
thousands TO join her standard daily-but
should they not accede to our proposals.
doubtless that rich and fertile country will
be laid waste by the rsyagcs ofwar.
There has just at this moment arrived u
splendid "a gun ship from Swedeland, sold
to this government, with u complement Of
GOO men. She is a fine shipin appearance,
and will augment our force greatly. We
are momently expecting frigate from
England for This government, and we
shall be here some time yet before We sal!
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the Brazliahs. II calls upon him to mcdi-
tate upon the simultaneous rise Of a pacific
people, who left their tranquil occupations
10 take up arms in defence of their rights
as freemen, and who entered the field de-
termined to conquer Oh die. To behold the
defeat and dispersion of his bravest and
choicest troops, by men who were alone
armed with valor and patriotism but who
are invincible when combating forthe dear
est privileges Of mankind; and from such
noble efforts towards emancipation, to learn
the seasonabe and wholesome lesson, that
the period has at length arrived, when he
should abrogate those unjust prctenslons
which have led him To assume vile usur-
patton that the BraziHans will never brook.
To rest assured that the Oriental are not
hIs only enemies, neither are they limited
to the United Provinces, who have a sta
tionary army of GOO0 men drawn up on ,.he
banks OF the Uruguay, but the whole 0f TIC
American Republics, are slarme1, at, hi,
imperial sceptre, and determined. TO wres
it from his tyrannical and inno' yat.ng sway
That the epoch is ultimately arrived wheI
he has either to choose between war
peace to continue hly ur.availing dcspot
ism, or submit to quiet. abdication-an tha
should war be his option, the Brazilians vii
prove 20 him, that the weapons of libert
have never fU.ed to crush those Of despo,
Tie Argos further states, the route of tn
imperiaDsts was most complete, and tho
their ormy retired TO tho frontiers of Ri
Gra,de.
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LvV9.SION or CUBA.

rhe following letter is from an officer of
note in the naval service OF Colombia, to
his brother in Savannah.
CARrHA6ESA, Oct. 13, 1926
Ipresume you have heard Of the intend
ed expedition fitting ont at this place A.
gainst the Island Of Cuba, consisting Of
one ~, FIVE frigates, six sloops of war. and
Il number of briggs, scbooners, gun-boats,
&c. The number Of troops viii consist Of
from ten to twelve thousand, and II is gen
orally believed, from the disailected state
Of affairs and revolutionary disposition OF
the Inhabitants, that we shall find an easy
conquest, or ut least, We are saEguine to
that effect. All that prevents our depar-
turc is beng Obliged to wait for the arrival
of the two frigates from New-York, which
arc daily expected.
Thus you see shall in few days be
again on the field Of action. ! had obtain
ed a furlough, for the purpose Of visiting
tho UAi;ed States, When ! Eesclyed srder'
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IMPORTANT From B.ivDi ORiE.rT.3L.
An arrival at New-York furnishes Bue-
nos Ayres papers to the 9Th of November.
They contain the important and interest
ing intelligence of the complete defeat of
the imperial troops sent to Quell the insur-
rcction in that province. We subjon an
extract from Gen. Layallcja's official des-
patch as given in the Commercial.
Two thousand soldiers, selected from the
Brazilian cavalry, commanded by Col. Den
ton Manuel, were completely routed yes
terday, on the coast of Sarandi, by an equal
force, which had the honor Of command
ing. That division, so proud OF its chief,
were, doubtless, unaware of the bravery of
the army which taey encountered. To
meet and conquer was the act of moment
The charge was the only nanguyrc that
took place on both sides; and it was
one Of the most obstinate that ever took
place. The enemy commenced theirs by a
heavy discharge of fire arms, which was
despised by our brave troops, who with the
sabre in hand, and carblDe ON the shoulder,
according to MY orders, met, encountered,
and sworded the foe, and after completely
dispensing them, pursued them leagues,
and obtained acomplete and prompt victory.
Such was the result Of the action, that
four hundred men lay dead upon the field
of battle, 40 were made prisoners, togevi-
er with SO officers, without including the
wounded, whom we are still collecting on
the field and the dispersed, who are 20 bo
met with in all quarters. Over 20tt) stand
Of arms, 10 pieces of artillery, a sreat guam.
tity of munitions otwar, and oIi their hoi, es
fell into our hapds. Our loss consisted O,
one o'iicer S,iled, th.feen Of the s,me .anl
w'unae'., thirty g,oldiers decea,ed, and Sc
ver' with sc,sere wounds. T'hecommand
':rs, off, ,ers and troops gre lneritedly enti
tied g, the fame Of brave men.
! On the following day the routed toop
surrendered by cspitulation.
: The consequence ofthisaction have beeI
+. the entire evacuation Of the Eastern pro
yinces, by the Brazilian forces, and the OF
fetal reunion Of that country with the re
public Of Buenos Ayres The Brazilial
Consul and Agent, in consequence of in
. suits offered to his government during tn
: rejoicing at Buenos Ayres, at the success
Of the Patriots, had demanded and receiS
ed his passpGsts, and left the country.
The Argos en,reais the Emperor Of Bra
!, I'll to consider the powerful effect whie.
his victog nustneccssarilypToduecarn
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At Town Meeting holden at the State-tlouse
in Newport, November p, 1875, the follow
ing Resolutions were passed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29

Mean the month A 81 Greatest day,
hea Of the warnes day Least,
Mean temp. the coolest 27e13 Amount of
0 mercury n month 40
RElRhSFom the month the 18th inclusive
Martins For
strong wind from the W. W. during the twenty hours the M and
llth
cuy from i to at the ~ane hour OF the day during that period fully
Besides the sudden
and
divide the
The norhery
and IL "a Yet the "A 81
month al November
But
denomination tor along small
which 3hs the corresponding
months OF the last 3
Those who have followed thus far in these dry computations
on the Tho the three aumna months OF 1895 81 80
But
whilst
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N0rth=Minp9tOM GssN1i.

A II the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
n holders of the North Kingston Bank,
held at their Banking Room OH Monday
the 2lst instant, the following persons were
elected Directors for the year ensuing,
viz:
Daniel Champlin, John Watson, Elisha
Watson, William Hammond, William Bat
tey, George w. Tillinghast, Oliver Wat
son, Joan Clarke, Thomas James, Jonathan
Reynolds, Ezbon Sanford, Jeffrey Davis,
Pardon 7. Hammond, Daniel q. Champlin,
William Nichols, John p. Whitford, Chris
topher Allen, Joseph c. Sanford, Ezra ID.
DAVIS, William Baker, and Charles Eldred.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Di-
rectors GEORGE w. TILLISGHAsT, Esq
was elected President of said Bank.
ho 5d. p. 4. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford, nov. %, 1875. [dl.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON 6 READ,

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Entrance Market-square)
Terms ofthe Reblbtiein.
ywo Dollar. per annum--one half in advance.
Price Of .idoeriisisg.
O1a Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seyaateen cents for each subsequent inser-
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Advertisements not marked, will be contln-
uel till forbid len, and charged accordingly.
u All accounts must bs settled at least
enee year,
~ No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid.
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Wexford, nov. %, 1875. [dl.

nROBATE NOTICE.-Courto of Probate,
Il Newport, Dec. 5, lS25.--Whereas appIi-
cation having been made to this court TO APP
point Guardian over the minor children OF
BENJAMIN Johnson, colored man, late Of New
port, deceased, and the consideration thereof
referred to court of probate to be holden at
the state house, in said Newport, on the first
Monday of January next, at O'Clock A. M. :
Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
cd therein, TO appear at said time and place,
and they shall be heard.
BY order Of said court,
Ii. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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At Ctllar No. l, Church Street.
APPLY TO
n. SWEET, Agent for the same.
Y ys......... lth nn. l2OS

Newport, 9th Dec. 1879.
NOTICE.-As the subscriber will be in
~ Washington this Winter and part of next
Spring, he has made an arrangement with
GEoRGE Turner, Esq. to take charge of his
Office, during his absence, and 10 superintend
most of his cases now pending in the Courts
ofthis County. He has the fullest Confidence
in Mr.. Turner'S ability and professional attain
ments and recommends him to all his old cli-
ents, and 10 such persons as would wish 10 n
vail themselves of the aid and services of an
Attorney d Counsellor at Law.
DUTEE J. PEARCE,
Newport, Dec 6, 1925.
U.iRDL4vS .NOTYCE-Noilce is nero.
N BY duly given that the subscriber has
been duly appointed by tho court OF probate
for the town Of Newport, Guardian to the per-
son and estate of Abner Hathaway, of said
Newport, and having given bonds as the law
directs, requests all persons having any de-
mands against said Hathaway To bring III and
prove their claims, and likewise those indebt-
ed to make payment to said Guardian within
six months from the date hereof
ROBERT ID. LAWTON, Guardian.
Oct. II, 1895 fnov IL
DROBATE NOTICE.-Cburt ui Probate,
II Newport, December ., ile'.tTie Com
mssioners appointed on the estate Of Edward
Phillips, late of Newport, deceased, having pre-
sented their report and list Of claims, md the
consideration thereof referred 10 a court Of
probate, to be holden at the state house IN said
Newport, on the first Monday in January next,
at O'Clock, A. NJ Notice is hereby given to
all persons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased, to appear at said time and place, if
they see fit, and they shall be heard,
80 BY order of said court,
b. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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a. Town Meeting holden at the State-iIouse
in Newport, November p, 1875, the follow
ing Resolutions were passed
ID ESOLVED, That the safety Of the town
~ requires better organization of the Fire
Department:
Resolved, That the Fire Wards be authoris-
cd and requested to select from their own mum
Der, ten of their most efficient men, who shall
constitute Board of Engineers, and whose
exclusive business it shall be, to manage and
control the fire engines whenever fires break
sut in this town ;-that of this Board a chief,
second and third Engineer shall be annually
appointed by their own body, and each Of the
other seven asst gned the charge of one engine I:
That during the exi stence of fires, the orders
Sf the chief engineer, or in his absence, OF the
second or third engineers shall he imperative
n the government and direction OF fro en-
sines.
Resolved, That tho Board of Engineers thus
constituted be specially charged with the in
spection of IRE engines, hose, &c. and at liber-
~ TO authorize any expenses for the repairs of
engines hose, &c. not exceeding fifty dollars
for each engine.
Voted, That tho town-clcrk be directed TO
notify the Fire Wards to meet at the clerk 5
Office at 3 o'clock on Monday next for the pur-
pose Of reorganizing themselves.
true copy witness.
BENZ. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
at a meeting Of the Fire Wards at the Town
Clerks O.hce, on Monday evening, Nov .,
1925, agreeable TO the request of the Town,
Thomas G. PIrMAs, was chosen Chairman
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for
members ofthe Board of Engineers, when the
.i1ll0wing persons were elected
J.4.uES b. PHILLIPS,
ROBT B. CR.4vSTON,
ROBINSON POTTER,
ADAM s. COE, iNl
CH.3RLES COTTON,
ROBT ROBINSON,
NATHANIEL SHEET,
MN s. .Yt.4LL4N
DANIEL DE.vH7.N
THOMAS G. PIT.Mi.N.
Fhe Beard Of Engineers then proceeded to
elect the chief engineers, when ballot was
1aken and RoB'r, b. CRAssroN was chosen
chief JAMES b. Pnu.LIPs second, and WIN s..
N ALLAN, third engineers.
Voted, that the three chief engineers, with
fhe engineer attached to any engine requiring
Tepairs, be authorized TO order tho repairs that
may be wanted.
The following engineers were attached to
fhe engines named below, agreeable to the re-
RolutiOns-
Engine Nc. I, CHARLES CoYroS,
>, >, =, DANIEL DENHAM, ..
e, 3, N,THANIEL SWEET,
!, a, THos. G.. ,PIrNAS,
;, - 5, ADAM s. Coz,
;, |, 6, RoBiSsoS POTTER,
;, I, z, RoBT. RoBINsoN,
Voted, that three stats be procured, with a
gill torch at the top, and flag for the chiefs
staff, and that Rob't. B. Cranston and Adam
g. Coe, be a committee to procure them
Voted, that the Resolutions passed i'll town
meetiag on the 25th Nov. inst. together with
thc dongs of this meeting be published in both
xlie newspapers printed in this town.
Witness
THOS. G. PITMAN, Chairrnsn.
Newport Dec. |, 1925.
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DROBATE NOTICR.7-Co Court Of Probate,
Il Newport, Dec. 9Th, lS25.--Whereas APP
plcation has this day been made for admins
tration on the estate Of James Danscll. mariner,
late of Newport, colored man, deceased, and
the consideration thereof referred TO a court oi
probate to be holden at the state house in SAID
Newport, on the first Monday in January next,
at 0 o'clock, A. Nj. Notice is hereby given
"a all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased, TO appear at said time and place, Il
they see fit, and they shall be heard.
By order Of said court,
tl n d ROWLAND Prob. {"
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JOB York e,<culsd IN q sqtssta,to'y r'nn-
ner, and on pe most Seasoys5Ge terms, al
!. has gee
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DT OIWTI
ROWLAND. Prob. G. ,erk

Dec.S. I-
GOTTONS AND SATTIf. ETs-- II,
~ WIN WILBUR, No. iO4 T ,,noss. mD.
street--ofers 1000 y" =. Cotton OYER -,
wide for i? IL cts per yard
hl.oIa -" pieces .sperior Sattinets
rom Ie ~ W' pole ,ory Sept. -.
" % 1.-THE creditorsofJOHN bly,
A. ~ are her .ety lnkrmcd that a secon'
idend his effects Nh be paid TO thos'
VINO by TIE r,oudticns * The assignment ar
entitled to 4, on and after the 18th inst. by
GEO ENGS, .3ci 4 .is"gaee.
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rnEAsrnY DEPARTMENT, February /, 1925.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, February /, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Proptietrs of the per
~ cent. Stock, commonly called the Treasury note
per Stock issued in pursuance of the Ac ct Con.
gress passed the gath February 1885, that the Pruci.
pal Of the said Stock, and the Interest which be due
hereon al the me will be paid 10 the said Propretors or
their attorneys duly authorized, the Isl day Of April
aext, the Treasury in Washington, such Loan Of
hcr the books whereof any portion of SAID Stock
'ray stand
Information is further given that surrender Of the
Certificates Of the said per cent. Stock will be required
Ia the time Of redemption aud that the Interest thereon
| sill and determine the 31s OF March next
WIN. II CRAWFORD,
22-l3t Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FOR SALE,
q InInnhLp Lot of Ground.

vvrIIJ lie exnosed 10 public sale, on "Wednesday, The
wv 18th day uf April next The house OF Henry Steele
IL the town uf Newcastle, at o'clock, p very vat
liable lot of ground, situate said Town beng 81 zee.
front IN the Westerly side of Water street, and extending
viii his now of Dr. James Couper and John Janver,
abou, $50 feet more or less lot of Mary Ann see
The buildings heretofore erected on said lot having been
entirely destroyed by fire, the lot now capable q
nen ana Dermanent improvements, both for dwelling
house and store Being nearly opposite the Union Lane
Hotel it may be considered one Of the best stands N 'le
Etoon for public business. being that part o. the rea
lesta,e of Abraham See deceased, which by his wl was
devised 10 his son Abraham Short See subject 70 the
widows thirds therein, and to be sold for their use ao
lhene by virtue Of and under, the provisions OF pec
Act of Assembly of the State of Delaware, in that case
made and proved Attendance will be given on the da,
y 'a'e' 80 ~ EVAN THOMAS
,rwo.s,,o rel. % 1905 27-12t