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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
PROPOSALS

HNoR publishing in the German Language weekly Re-
II ligous Newspaper, to be entitled: Der Chrsllche
Ilalsreund. BY Joseph Ehrenfried, Lancaster. Pa
is not necessary enter into detail Of the advanta
res that would most certainly from the publication
Of German Religious Newspaper having for its object to
treat in strictly impartial manner on the great and unver
sally acknowledged truths of the Christian Religion. The
rapid augmentation OF English religious Newspapers is
evidence that they have very sautay and beneficial ten
dency and it is hoped that first attempt of this Kind to
impa,t religious knowledge the Germans of
our country vii! prove abortive For more circnm
sanal account Of this proposed undertaking the Public is
respectfully referred the German Proposals which may
be seen the Waicman Office where subscriptions will
be received. -
CoNDIrI0NS.-De Der Christche Hau.teund will be pub
shed every Saturday, large half sheet in quarto FORM
at 81 so per annum. The first number will appear on
NewYea 1896 No subscriber will be taken for less than
year. Distant subscribe required pay in advance
October A. so-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25

nN WEDNESDAY the 9th of November, 1925, of the
~ popular Odd and Even Lottery of Maryland
nThe Drawing of the Grand Consolidated State Lottery
of Md is fixed to take place, under the superintendent OF
the Commissioners appointed by the Governor aud Coun
Gil, IN Wednesday, November 9th, 1925.
To be drawn the new and improved plan designated
the Odd and Even system, whereby the purchaser OF TWO
tickets or shares Odd tile other Even Mo- MUST al
least draw prize and may draw three The oe to Dc
finished in one dra1olng only as dbyze
Brilliant Scleme-1 prize Of $50 900; Of 1o,ooo o
5o00 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500; 80 Of 1905 o. OF So loo
of 20. 200 of 10 400 of S; 90, 900 Of
20S13 plizes-40O00 Tickets-not blank to prize.
Explanation OF the mode of drawing.
All the tickets of the lottery placed in Wheel and
in another wheel placed all the prizes OF the scheme
over those of 81 The drawing proceeds in the usual man
ner and the drawing of The capital prize OF $50 o00 deter
mines the destination Of all the 81 prizes us-shoud
the $4,000 prize be drawn to No then all the
tickets of even Nos throughout the lottery, will be entitled
to prize of 81 in addition TO any other prize which they
NAV have drawn If the $50 600 prize should be drawn by
an odd No tits then the in regard to the odd Nos
Tickets of even Nos. those where the Nos end with
2-4-6-8-or-0. III
Tickets of odd Nos. those where the Nos. end with
1-3-5-7-9.
The excelency Of this mode of drawing and lis speor
~ to any oher consists in the certainty there OF rccev
inc back portion of whatever amount may be invested aud
al the same time having chance for all the high prizes
There have previous classes of Marya State
Lotteries drawn this plan the highly favorable opinion
of which has tested by extensive patronage hher
PRESENT RATE.
Whole Ticket S5-liaf2 50-Quarter 81 25-Eiglth o.
To be had greatest variety of numbers Todd and even
at the Homes of Fortune
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
COMM E'S

No. 80 Market street. near the Centre Market,
No 217 Market street, next door to Liberty street,
Baltimore; aud No 8, South Third Street, Philadelphia
At each Of which places the cash viii be paid for prizes
on the presentation Of the tickets
Orders from all parts Of the United States posage rad
enclosing cash or prize tickets of any responsible lottery.
will receive the prompt attention as personal apAca
tions, if addressed to
w. q. CONNIE, Baltimore, or Philadelphia.
The mails may be relied perfectly safe for all re.
mtances 49, -,
TAKE NOTICE.--The Lottery KteRgfncsr, which will
contain the drawing of this 10 terry AZ large will be fnrwar-
ed TO such as order their tickets from eithec OF Cnne
Offices Baltimore or Philadelphia, BY which the fate of
tickets may BE- equally well asceained as application
was made at lottery office.
Inboyant-Al share tickets in this lottery issued at GO
nines Offices will be cpuntersigned by the Commissioners,
and the whole tickets rendered W to them FOX The secur-
ty of purchasers.
October Is.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
NOTICE
70 Bridge Builders.

ROPOSALS will be received until the first of Noveu
L. Der next for Building Bridge Blackbrd Creek
where fayors Bridge stands, i'll Appoqunlmink Hun
dred Newcastle County, Delaware the Bridge to be OF
WOOD with stone abutments and wing walls. The stream
is navigable and the Bridge spans about Ninety feet
Proposals will be received for the whole, for the
and wood work separate The Contractor to furnish The
ma eras and do the work. il more agreeable the nate
ais will be furnished BY The undersigned, who will meet al
the Bridge the first day of November next, receive
and decide any proposals which may be offered. The
will be expected to commence the work the
opening Of tho ensuing spring, at fnrlhes.
hLEX'R. CRAWFORD,
JACOB FAIRS,
JOHN JANVIER Jr.,
Committee Of the Lepy Court Of Nezvcastie County.
October 10th, 1925. 90-5t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

s-,,zs Win be exposed to public sale, on Satur.
D. 4 day, November 5h, at O'Clock, T. al Mr..
HIT. James Jeifriess (Washingtnn Inn,) that large
and convenient three story Brick Store and L7oet-
ng on I'd street, opposite the low market houses lately
occupied by j ID. Vaughan Grocery Establishment
This property in complete repair and is nquesonaby
one Of the most commodous, convenient and in every
pec best calculated houses for business in the place. The
Situation is also of the best 10 OF business, or
capitalist the above is very desirable property 1t will be
sold clear of all incumbrance. Ten per cent will be re-
CURED cash $4,000 may lay (f desred) The house,
and The balance in sixty days, for approved endorsed
note
Also, TO RENT for the term of six years and five
mouths from the 25th of the present month, the Brick
D4oeling and Frame Store adjoining the above property
1t is an excellent situation and we'll calculated for most
kinds Of business. prefeabe the lease on this proper
ty flor the above time,) will be sold to the highest bidder
clear Of all incumbrance 500 per payable at
the expiration of the year. and the trng ncoay
of neghbor being privileged to smoke his meat In the
smoke house the back Of the premises If not rented
or sold as above this property will be rented by private
contract for one or years Immediate possession
given of the stores; and Of the dwellings, in couple Of
weeks after sale The above property can be viewed and
every information obtained by applying to E. o VAroHAs
No. a., Marke-St A. FOUNTAIN.
J.F VAUGHAN,
.ass;gnees Of j. ID. VAUGHAN.
Wilmington Oct 49, 1925 91-6t
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EDY virtue Of writ of ais yend exp TO directed will
I'D be exposed public sale, at the house of William
Thompson, Glasgow, Pencader hundred, on Saturday
the 2oth of October next, at O'clock p NJ the following
described plantation Of land situate lying and be-
ing the hundred Of Pencader and county Of Newcastle,
to Wit Adjoining property Of Kensey Johns, Esq, Sam
mel Guthrie and others, with log dwelling house and
kitchen and log stable thereon erected containing eighty
acres, be The same more Seized and taken in
cution as the properly Of Samuel IT. Dawson.
N.wcaetl. q 1T Z 1870, So-6t
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The Trustees of the Poor

AR Newcastle county will meet at the Poor House, on
" Wednesday the 26th inst at 10 O'Clock A, Nj.
Persons having accounts against the institution
queste TO hand them Joseph Grub, or 10 the subscriber
DAYS before the meeting. ii. IIEALD, Sec'y
october 18th, 1926. 90-4t
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NOI,lCE.

LII persons having claims against The estate of PETER
IA WILLIAMS, Esq, deceased, late Of pencader hundred,
N. present them, duly attesied for settlements and all
those indebted to said estate requested to make mme
diate payment the circumstances OF the such
as not 10 admit Of indulgence.
JACOB FARIS, Executor.
Oct. 10th, 1926 90-2morif
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liz YOU WANT MONEY

BUY A TICKET IN TIE
Quantico Canal Lottery No. z.
10 be Drawn in Virginia, the 81 Of November nest, and
finished in few minutes Thirty-three Numbersfve bal
ots to be Drawn.
ScAeme.-1 prize Of $4,000; Of 10000; Of 5000
of 1885, 10 of 1000 10 of 500; 81 Of zoos l6S OF 50
l68 of 25 1874 of 10; 1880 of6.
Ticket S6--Haf 3--Quar,er 50-Eighh rs
maryland State Lottery.
ODD & EVEN.
To be drawn on the 9th If November next. MORE
PRIZES THAN BLANKS. Highest Prizes $4,000 $40
ao0-S5oo0 &c Tickets S. 00-liaf2 5o-tualte ter Is
Eighth 62a CTS.
Tickets aid shares for sale, at the jackson & LAFAYETTE
Office, in great variety Of numbers where were lately
sold and paid prize of IS ooo2 Of 81 00o-l Of $500
ten Of SlGJ--S50, $50, &c.
T. T. ROBINSON,
No. 105, Market street, Wilmington, (Del)
Oct 49, 1925.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to the last will and testament of Peter Vii
IL Gans, Esq. deceased, will be disposed of private
sale, farm in Pencader Hundred, Newcastle county, Della
ware, late the property of said deceased, containing
hundred and srytsgo acres more or less adjoining lands
heirs of Annabela Williams, deceased The road leading
from Dragon Neck to the village ofGagow passes through
the property There isa large proportion Of woodland,
EssT7S exhausted. The Improvements comfortable
Q log dwelling house and kitchen, frame stable,
rage mouse, &C.. all in good order-aso, aog enan, house
on one end of the farm As the property will divide to adj
vantage, it Will be sold either in lots, suit
purchasers and the will be reasonable the prop
erty will be an object to industrious with small
capital Persons wishing to the property will call on
Thomas Wigams living thereon, who will shew the
and for terms, inquire of JACOB FAIRS,
Erecuor IF PETER WILLIAMS, Esq, dec.
October 10th, 1925 90-2mortf
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Brilliant Drawing in Baltimore I!

Wilmington, Oct. 10, 1925
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JOB PERMITTING
DONE Az THE
w AAzgg9-HgEllEEAMN @EYIgg5Eli@ae
SIIERIFF'S SALES.
BY PETER Is. DELANY, SHERIFF


BY PETER Is. DELANY, SHERIFF.
Hoy virtue of writ OF ais. vend. exponas, and also by
virtue of writ of lie, acas TO directed, will be
exposed public sale, at the house OF General James
WOLFE in Christina hundred, Wednesday the goth OF
October inst, at O'clock r. NJ the following described
lands and enemens, situate, lying and being in the hun
dred of Bradywne, and county OF Newcastle, to wit
plantation tract of Land containing hundred and
ninety acres, ess with stone dwelling house,
stone spring house. frame barn and other out buildings
thereon joining lands of Peter tirubb trnbbs Road lands
of john Samuel, and Henry Lodge. Seized and taken in
execution the property of Adam Williamson.
Newcastle, October is, 1925. 9l-St
EbY virtue of writ of vend cxponas, to directed will
I'D be exposed to public sale, at the house OF William
Thompson Glasgow, in Pencader hundred, on SATURDAY.
NE 29th of October next at O'clock p Nj the undivided
one seventh part Of the following lands and encments,
situate, lying and being in the hundred of pencader and
county of Newcastle VITA farm in said humid ed bound
ed by lands of Jacob Fars, Esq Nancy Under@' cd and
others, with log dwelling house thereon erected !
containing thirtyWo acres more or less NO ga farm
in said hundred, bounded by lands of Jesse Boulder, Ma
than Boulden Esq and Others with log dwelling house
and kitchen thereon erected containing seventy acres
more or less: No "A TOT in Glasgow, in sa hundred.
bounded by lands Of Eli Rowland and Others, with log
dwelling house thereon erected containing acre. more
or less No "A lot in said village bounded by lands of
benjamin Stanton, Susan Hyatt and others, with log
dwelling house thereon containing three more or
less. Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Btnilmln Nugg
Newcastle, Sept 7, 1925. Dot
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
.STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
AN the night Of the 9th inst Black Horse, six years old
~ about ISL hands high natural trotter white hind
feet little white hair the inside OF his right foot, be-
tween the hoof and the fetter lock joint; his fore feet
little turned in little White his nose; and his left hip
somewhat lower than his right one. Whoever will return
the horse TO the subscriber living in kingsessng Town
ship Philadelphia county, shall receive the above reward
or If any one will give information that get him again,
he shall be satisfied for his trouble.
Oc 1925 8y--4tp ANDREW RIVELY
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NOTICE & SALE.

NMTH.LIAM WARNER having this day executed an as
w sgnment to the subscribers, Of the surplus of his
that may remain under his assignment bearing date
he 18th April, 1924 also of all his household and kitch
furniture, in trust for the purposes mentioned in said
assignment; they will offer al PUBLIC SALE the
ience the said William Warner, the turnpike road
leading from Whining TO New Port. SUI day. the 27M
Of 10M 'aenh, (27th Of October. inst.,) all the said
Household 8 Kitchen Furniture,
consisting OF Beds Bedsteads Bedding Bureaus, Chairs
Fables, Sdcboard, Sofas Looking glasses Carpets, And
IRONS Shoycs and longs, Pots, Kettles, &c.
.9Lso, at the same time and place,
1 Two horse Carriage aud Harness,
/ Gig and Harness, Sleigh, Horse Cart,
Hoe-harrow, Wheebarrow, Saddles
9 Mich Cows, &c.
The conditions Will be made known at the sale, by
EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.7ssgnees If w. WAnSEn.
10 mo. 12th 1925 90-4t
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Number 1913.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms to those who pay, during the month O.
January or July six months IN advance = Four Dollars
year Fro-lthose who do pay above, FiUe Dollars
will be demanded If subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first OF
Jupe or December, and pay all arrearases Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dscon
tnued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
three months four times for doar and
" cents every subsequent insertions: longer onesn
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted or they
Will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editors, to in
sure attention must be post paid.
Adyerns,ng 6yfheyear.
70 Subscribers. To Non.Subscribers.
wear SIS, 90 1year S16, 90
6months 8, 90 months 9, so
ado 4, so 8 do. S, 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-20
TIRGINL.4:

PIHGLNL4
AT rules, holden in the clerks Office superior court of
March, 1926
James Lyle, adm de bonis with the will annexed OF
James lyle, 81. decd Ply.
Charles Pteson exc Of Jonathan Pat,eson the younger
dec ' who was ex or of Jonathan Paesun. elder.
dec q, akcr Gregory, eX or Of james Gregory was
eA or OF Joel Christian, deed, Sarah HardmaD, Eliza
beth Lawrence, Gideon Christian executor of william,
Christian, decd Alice Gregory, widow ofJamcs Gregory
dec d. John H. Christian exor Of John Christian dec d.
William H. Gregory John Gregory, aud Francis
lby ex ors OF William CORY, decd, Turner Christian.
Lucy l.. Bradley, john Bradley, Joseph d. Bates,
Joshua Bates, Elizabeth .jates, Johnalhan Butler, aud
Henrietta his wife William H. Peasants admir- OF james
Dates ""o Henry Is. Christian, Dts.
The defendants Charles Pattcson, and Joseph D. Bates
not having entered their appearance giving security
according TO to the act of assembly rules Of this
court and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear the first day of the
term and answer the bill "f the plaintiff; and copy
oi this order be forthwith inserted in some newspapers pub
l'ed III tie city of Richmond two months successvcy
and posted at the from, door of the former capitol in the
city of Williamsburg.
copy. Tcste,
APr %. J,4-Hjf C.qB4.NISS, u. &.
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39Ogfrg-

DENNIS iiAMrsoN the blind Bard of Maggigan,
Oh whom an Interesting account has been given by
Lady Morgan in the "Wild Irish Girl,o died in 1903,
Al the advanced age of 10 years. He was the oldest
OF the Irish Barls. A kindred spirit produced the
following tribute TO the memory OF this AGED Son of
Song"
The fame of the brave shall no longer be sounded,
The last OF our Bards now sleeps in his grave;
Magg igan rocks where his lays have reSouudcd,
Frown dark 1T the ocean, and spurn a the wave
Dor, Hampson, shall thy soul-touching finger
Steal sweet Ger the strings and wild melody pour:
No more near thy hut shall the villagers linger,
Nhie strains from thy harp MARBLE round the shore
No more thy harp swclls with enrapturea emotion
Thy Wild CLEANS of fancy for fed,
No longer thy minstrelsy charms the rude ocean
That rolls near the green turf that pillows thy head
Yet vlgout and youth with bright visions had fred thee
Aud rose-brds Of health have blown e-p ON hy cheek.
The songs OF the sweet Bars of Erin inspired thee
And urged thee to wander like laurel to seek
Yes Oft hast thou sung of kings crownd with g,oy
Or, signing. repeated the lovers fond Law:
Aud oft hast thou of the baris famed in story
whose wild notes of rapture have long passed away.
Thy shall be crcend the blast and the bilov
Around II fence shall posteriiy raise:
Erin'S children shall their tears hv cold r;o,
der youths shall lament thee aud carol thy praisc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-20

When the Golden" Hernoine in the seven years
took the Spanish gallcOn gaoon, asthe sailors
call her, the foremastmen shared to the tune of $500
pccea SUN which of course they concluded could new
er be expended in the routine of domestic life.
In order conquer this difficulty, they devised many
gcnious methods, such filling frying pan with watch
cs from each fob, and frying them the galley fire.
subscribing sum ofmoney to gid the ships head and
carved work, and it unanimously resolved that
every man on board should gold laced hat and
every cocOanm was with all convenient speed provided
with gold laced cooked hat, save one. This unhappy
wight presented himself to his shipmates with silver
laced hat This would not do-the ship was disgraccd
by such id stingness; Lets ask the first leefter-
ant not to let him board. The supposed cul~
prit begged hearng-Jacb loves fair PLAY silence
was obtained, and the delinquent thus plead his cause;
There wasn't gooM laced hat in the town. SO was
forced TO take this here but made the fellow take the
money for gooid tacer all the same" On these las
words reaching the Of his comrades he was rcccv-
ed ON board with universal greeting and acclamaun.
900
When Lieut.. O5iine vino was ALWAYS called s,,
rocket Jnch, was blown up in the Edgar Sphcad he
was saved on the carriage of gun; and when brought
to the admiral all black and wet he said with pleasant
y 81 hope, sir yOn will excuse my dirty appearance
Tor left the ship in great hurry that had not time
to shift myself"
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A FAIR OFFER

Make iull estimate of alt you owe and all flat i
owing TO YOU Reduce the to note. As fast as
you collect pay over to those you owe; if YOU can't col
cct renew your notes every year and get tie best Sc
curry you can 60 To business diligently, and be in
uus'Tious--loec no time waste no idle mornent,-be
very prudent and economical in all tlnes-dscard all
PRIDE nut the pride Of acting Justly and yell-bc faithful
ID your duty to God, by regular and hearty PRAYER
"or"'nS ana nght--attcnd church and the ting rcgr-
larry every Sunday, and do unto S men as Won would
"e' Sooid 90 unto you" If you are too needy in your
circumstances togiyc to the poor do whatever else Won
nave 10 your power TO do for them cecrfuly-but if
}"u can Always hcip the worthy poor and unflrunate
fursuc tbs courscdigently and sincerely for seven
years ana 1t you are not happy, comortable and in
'ePeh1cotin Your circumstances come to me and will
pay all your debts.
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I'm. ". IIENIN'G, {. c
CoMMIssIoNEn,s orr1cE.

Richmomd, Esd april, 1926.
ne parties interested in the
me- ~ virtue "i the above order of the Richmond Superior
Ct OF Chancery, hereby Notified appoint-
ed the hst day OF July O'Clock in the morning,
Tor their attendance before my office in city
cond ON the said matters in eerence, when and where
snail commence the duties required of by virtue
S"id ORDER and proceed thereafter the completion
same with ali convenient and reasonable Dispatch And
q" Iue IN pursuance Of said order hereby notify and
call ON all the creditors of the named Thomas Nor
ven, deceased to exhibit, before my Office
heir respective claims upon the dccedent
WIN tire evidence III support OF the showing atc,-
aFy the amount and nature of each claim on before the
hssi day of July next.
Arril e6. WILLIAM G. PENDLETON, Com'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-20
DIR. FRANKL1v.

An Italian lady who had lost her husband ,~osris;t
co. hc day after his funeral BY her spiritual ,onfcssor
% Offer the customary compliments OF con io,onco uo
was SO much surprised at finding her engaged at pouet
lp Young Queer OF good appearance, that he could
not torbcar limiting, in as delicate manner a. t ~,
The ImProproty Of such conduct s'Trulv Sir rcncd
the lady, chad YOU half an hour earlier r ,oI5
have found me bathed in tears. As for the grief with
ne want Of Wbch you reproach me, have staked on
have lcst.n - ''| ''0'
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TO made Yeast That ,oiA Keep sic months.

Bon 4ib. hops in two gallons soft water; when boil
cd halt an hour, add table spoonful ofsat. and
nan pint OF fnolasses, two quarts rye meal half pint
goQo common yeast let it stand till it fernents then sir
IN hdian meal till it IS hard as il can be made tbon
ron 1t to about the thickness of an inch and cut il in
pieces OF two or three inches diameter Law # on hoard
ana dry 1t IN the sun, or in dry room When Il is
|hcd Tor use soak 1t in water or pound it line
have used yeast made as above for five wears and
prefer 1t to any other kind.
YNe,o England Ft,naer