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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
Sept. 90
MIR. NOAH'S ORaTION.
(coN cLUDED.l

CONcLUDED.]
From countries yet uncivzed, we turn to those
which, still Withholding the rights Of man from the
descendants of the Patrarchs, are nevertheless more
mild and tolerant in their measures, more liberal
and generous to afflicted people.
The settlement of the Jews in England was coeyal
with Julius Caesar; the inroads of the Saxons and
Danes have obliterated much OF the chronicles and
traditions relative to their early existence in that
country. William the Conqueror brought with him
large colony from Normandy, and for a stipulated
sum of money conferred upon them certain COM
mercial privileges, and assigned them places to in
habit. 1t was in the feudal ages that the Jews OF
Britain were the most enlightened, tolerant and po
lished. Opulent in circumstances, and enterprsing
in the development of resources, they gave early
impetus and direction to that trade and commerce,
which has since successfully extended itself to every
quarter of the globe. During the reign of William
RuIus and Henry H. the Jews were favored and
protected, though always considered vassas Of the
crown, to be tolerated pillaged according to the
capfces of the government. The cruelties p,acts-
ed towards them during the misguided periods OF the
crusade, caused many of the most respectable 10
abandon the country. Several families, however,
returned, under invitation from King John, to be
again pllaged prescribed and murdered and for
five hundred years their condition underwent no ma
terial change. Occasionally protected, but too fre
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07

Maryland University Lottery,
For the benefit of the Medical College of Baltimore
Yates Z M'inyre, Managers, Fifth Glass; new series
10 be Drawn on the 18th inst, and finished in few mnu es
Scheme-1 prize of $4,000; 1 of 10, 900; of 5000
OF II of 1000; IL of 500 80 Of 100; 1853 Of so
los OF 25; l344 of I2; 11340 off
Ticket So-Haf 3-Quarter 81 50--Eighth rs
Qaantico Canal Lottery .No.7.
To be Drawn in Virginia. the Cd of November next and
hnshed IN few minutes Thrty-three Numbers-fve bal
lots to be Drawn.
scheme.1 prize of $4,000; of 10000; Q of 5000 !;
OF 1856; IL OF 1000 12 of 500; 80 of 100 1853 Of so
168 of IS; 1914 Of -; 11340 of 6.
Ticket S6-Ifalf 3-Quarter 50-Eiehth rs
maryland State Lottery.
ODD & EVEN.
To be drawn the 9th of November next MORE
PRIZES THAN BLANKS. Highest Prizes $50 OOo-Sl0-
0o0-s5oo0, &c. Tickets s. 0o-Iialf2 5o-Qnarer Is
Eighth 62a cts.
Tickets and shares for sale, the Jackson & Lafayette
Office in great variety of numbers, where were lately
sold and paid prize of S. oo02 of ST. 0oO1 of $500.
ten of S100-S50 800, &c.
- Money advanced on notes, bonds and mortgages.
Apply TO
j. ]. ROBINSON,
No. 105, Market street, Wilmington (Del)
Oct. a. 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W. G. CONNIE, would respectfully invite the attention
OF his friends and patrons, TO the Schemes of the following
brilliant Lotteries, where by the investment of few dol
lars handsome fortunes may be obtained in day only
and W. e. Conlne is the industrious agent of For
tune, he gives this early notice all who wish album
dance of that essential article CASHn to forward their
orders Immediately lest they may fail to procure chance.
maryland University Lottery.
For the benefit Of the Medical College of Baltimore,
Fifth Glass; series To be drawn the 10Th day of Oc-
tober next, and finished in few minutes
Scheme Il prize Of $50. 900: of 10000; of 5000;
Of 1885, 10 Of 1000; - of 500 80 of 1OO 1853 of 50
l6S Of rs; 1874 of 10; 11340 of e.
Whole ticket s6 00haf 00quarter 81 50-eightl, rs
certificate of II Whole tickets can be had for $40 50
and Shares at the same rate.
SPECIAL ACT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
State Lottery Of maryland,
Under the superintendent Of the Commissioners an
pointed by the Governor and council and by the Improved
mode Of drawing, secured by Letters Patent under Seal
the United States The whole to be completed IN ONE
DAY and will positively take place in the city of Baltimore
the 9th of November next
Scheme.--1 prize of $4,000; of 10000; of 5000
10 of 1000 10 of 500 80 Of 100 go of So 100 of 90
300 Of 10; 400 Of S; 10000 of4.
10000 Tickets Not one blank to prize.
Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the drawing
subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent.
Whole Tickets SIS, and shares in proportion
The Drawing Of the above brilliant Lottery will positive
" be that popular mode Of drawg the odd and even
syem where the purchaser of tickets or two shares
will be certain of drawing least prze and may draw
three,!!
Tickets and Shares in all of the above brilliant Lotteries
and those which anticipated will prove fortunate are
tor sale at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
NOTICE.

i7lE partnership Of the subscribers trading under the
a firm of Caleb Heaid g Co. dissolved by mutual
ansen on the 2Ath u All persons having legal claims
n said firm, will present them 10 j. Pusey for settlement
and those indebted earnestly requested make speedy
payment to either of us. JACOB PUSEY,
CALEB HEALD.
Y Pusey continues the at the same place. ard has
~ hand stock of such articles generally for sale
country store. BY being frequently in Philadelphia,
esh supplies added almost every month; all which
VII be sold at reasonable prices.
Auburn Cotton Mill, Red Clay Creek,
9 mo-, Oath, 1926.
CHARLES SAHl,Ey informs his friends and former CUSTOM
ers that he has engaged in Tailoring in the above mention
q store where work in his line viii be done in neat and
SUBSTANTIAL manner. 85--4ip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mported-warranted to burn free
and stick well. Manufactured by e. Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Watchman Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
CONTNE'S
HOMES OF FORTUNE.

No. 80, Market street, the Centre Market,
No. 2l7 Market street, next door to Liberty street,
Baltimore; aud No 8, South Third Street, Philadelphia
Those who send their remtances TO Conne's Offices,
will at the completion of the Drawing be informed of the
fate OF the tickets by letter. or be forwarded paper
taning the drawing at large
GJ0rders from any part of the United States enclosing
Cash prize tickets, will meet the prompt attention
as if on personal application.--Address to
Aug. 6, 1925. w. C. CONNIE, Baltimore
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
ry Wilson, No. 1O5, Market Street.
LIST OF LETTERS

Liz OI liz L El6S
aiming IN the Post Office, .Nswcastle, DE
OCTOBER l, 1926.
Isaiah Mum
y Adams James M'Keeller
Peregrine Moore
a. Barr John M'Crone Jr.
brantz George Morrison
burke Sarah MsCallmont
Barney Benjamin Medcalf
q Bond Alex,r. M.Keever
c John Moody
Cookson & Co. James MsCallmont
or Colburn Bernard Murphev
eta Cunninam "
Clements John L. Newb0ld
m Cork O
Cramner Edward o'Donnell
Gail p
m Calian Solomon Pennick
hhingham Samuel Poage
ID Benz Peterson
Dexter O
Datton Patrick Queen
e r. Dowdall
iah Devices James Robertson
Joseph Rayhow
lick Esher p. Robinson
Etter Frances Read
r. Hester Read
q fhnt Patrick Kelley
Fowler Daniel Reid
"a Furgeson s
Hsgerald Thomas Speakman
z John Stoops
ohn Gofourth Hugh Steel
Z. Is. Gardette Abraham Sando
Willis Simson
land n
n Huklll, Esq. Rebecca Turner
tiarrls James Taylor2
S. Hyde James THOMPSON
DIR. Thompson
$ Jones U
Daniel Underhill
Kennedy
Knight Rachel Vervalen
Aunckie John C. Vansant
us Kennedy Chris,iana Yenn
hayanagh Thomas Varnon
W
lynch Beth,ah E. Wheeler
Laws William Welsh 9
Robert Watkins
Lawrence John Wiley
W Stanson Waters
voy Hillary Wentz
THRONE William w. Wharton
on Medolly
II. w. RITCHIE, p. ~.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
WILMINGTON Del FRIDAY, OCTOBER = 1926
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
Office, Wilmington. Del
Err L, 1925.
r letters on this list will please
James Loack
Reighner w. Lotcham
Daniel d. Lewis
Jesse Lougee
Daniel Livermore
Richard Lloyd
Lydia Ann Louton
NJ
Leyeason Mount
James Murry
Thomas Morris
Jacob Moore
James Mehafy
Edward Millward
John Marshall
Edward Mitchell
Samuel Names
Robert +. Moore
Philip Millar Q
"
James Nagel
Jesse Nixon
Amor S. Nichols 2
O
Hugh O'Neal
BENJAMIN Pottage
Fredus Pennington
Peter Petit
John G. Phillips
Isaac Porter
Buelah I. Parker
Mary Peirce
John Peirce
Watkins Parker
Adriana Physic
John w. Peterson
George w. Powell
Susan Perkings
Timothy Peirce
Maria Price
John Platt
R
Rachel Rowzel
Barney Russell
Henry Richards
Catherine Robinson
John Rice
George Rial
Michael Robinson
Samuel A Rea.
David Read 2
Jessey Rogers
Thomas Reynoldson
VIM. G. Roberts 2
James Rliey2
Mr.. Robson
Eby Rutter
Peirson Reading
S
Rachel Stans
T.. Sipel
Benjamin Stringfcllow 3 |
Thomas Stephens 3
Amos w. Story
John Shaw i
Budd Van Stavoren
Jacob Scheetz
John Smith 3
Charles Stotts
Esau Sharpley |
Elizabeth Spencer
Sarah Ann Shearer
Samuel Singclare
Joseph Stephens
Edward Scanling
Richard Smith
sabilla Springher
George Smith
f. Stotsenburg
Joseph Springher
Elizabeth Squibb
Eli Sinnex
Elizabeth Thompson
Sarah Taylor
Benjamin Thomas
William Thomas
Sarah Talley Q
Enoch Thomas
James Todd
John Travis
Moses Todd
William Thompson
William Thistlethwaite
Jehu Talley
Joshua Todd
DIR. John Chew Thomas
Y
Lavina Vandine
w
Joseph Whitaker
Sarah p. Wilson
Elizabeth Wallace
John Walker
John Woolston 8
Susan Woolston
Martha Ann WinterbotE
Jesse Walraven
Jacob S. Williams
Wall
Thomas Wilson
Sarah Woolley
John r.. Woods
Benjamin Webb
John WASHINGTON Fer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07

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Richard Fred'k. Burnhal
Sarah Belyillc
C
Ann Clark
Mary Ann Chandler
Sam'l. Clendenon
Mary Curran
Hannah Grips
James Cooper
Mary Carpenter
Robert Cain
Jacob Clark
Margaret Carlisle
Ann Chandler
Henry Cassidy
George Cleland
Samuel CampisoR
Henry Greedy
William Carter
Thomas Car,mell
ID
Thomas Devices
Hannah Draper
Gracey Dobson
George Davis
Jesse Davis
James Derickson
John Donaldson
Thomas Dixon
Hugh Doneily 2
Joseph W. Day
b
Francis Elliot
Mark Ellis
Joseph r. Eastburn
r
Nathaniel Foster
Whildin Foster
Victor Ferron
William Fountain
Francis FISHER
David Finley
John Former
William Frankhouse
Susan Fields
Robert Finley
rheopholis Fem
Robinson Frits
John Feeny
Mary Ann Cause
LYDIA Carey
Caroline Gatchei
John Gray
Jane Given
Samuel v. B. Green
Samuel Gregg Jun.
jonathan Grave
Emile b. Gardette
Harmon Gregg
Mary Gardiner
!. G. Gibbins
Lear Goldesbury
III
Maria Humphrey
John Harris
James Hunter
Thomas Hawkins
Jane Hughes
Elizabeth Hemphill
Jonathan Hewitt
Benjamin Harlan
Joseph ID. Henderson
Sarah Iatty
Maria Higgins
William Huston 2
Jacob Harmon
John Haynes
David Harper
Samuel Hance
Jacob Hats
Hester Howell
Elizabeth Hammond
Mary Husbands
William Horne
Daniel Hustled
I.E
Stephen Joy
Eliza Jackson
Israel Israel 2
Mary Jones
Joseph Jones
John Jones
Jacob Jenkins
Ellen j. Jones
Sarah Jones 2
Isaac Jones
Benjamin James
Hester James
Isaac G. Jaquette .
X
Jacob King
Rudolph Kaiser
Richard Kellem
Ruth Kirk
John Kanady
4
Mary Lobb
Anthony C.. Lain
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
Number 388.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.


The terms are, those who pay, during the month
January or Jnly six months IN advance-Four Dollars
year. From those who do not pay above, Fsve Dollar
will be demanded. lfa subscriber wishes to decline he
notify the editors of his intention before the first
June or December, and pay all arrearages. Without /
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dscon
nued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three monhs four for one dollar and TWEEN
ty cents for every subsequent insertions longer ones in
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be Inserted or thew
will continued till forbid Letters the Editors to m
sure attention must be post paid.
Adversistng 6yfheyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
l year Sl5, 00 1year S18 90
6months 8, 90 menths g. so
do. 4, so 8 do. S. 90
JOB PR1Np1N9
DONE AT THE
WAYGDDllHIg1MSEE4zAA,6T OLE pEp lEGgttE9a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-07
NEXT LOTTERY.

H. w. RITCHIE, p. ~.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

By tho packet ship Florida, arrived at
New. York, on Tuesday morning, from
Liverpool, which place she left on the
l7.h OF April, advices have been receiv-
ed from London TO the evening of the
18th. The New-York papers furnish
US the following -
LONDON, April, Is.
A new company has made It's appear.
ance to-day, entitled, "'The Honduras
Company )" the objects Of which are, the
cultivation of indigo, the cutting Of ma
hogany, and dye woods, sc. The indi-
60 Of New Spain, in general, and parI.
cularly Of Guslamala, is represented to
be Of a Superior quality, while Honduras
is stated to be equally favorably situated
for its cultivation, dying nearly under ths
same latitude, where the company have
made arrangements for the occupation
OF very considerable tract oil the moss
eligible land. Capital one million
pounds in 10000 shares, OF 1901. each I;
which were sold to-day at a premium oil
"a 10 8 per cent. per share.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14
To William Stansbury h.

VOU will take notice that we have
sued out Of the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF Pike county, state OF
Illinois, writ Of foreign attachment
against you for deb, due to US exceed
ing S69e, 10 which return has beeninade
that certain quarter sections Of military
bounty lands, situated in said state, had
been taken; and unless you appear az
he next term of said court, to be holden
on the frs, Thursday after the fourth
Monday of October next, and put in spec
cal bail to said suit, judgment will be
entered against you by default, and the
lands attached will be sold to satisfy II.
Dated June LIST, 1925
JOHN POGUE.
JAMES POGUEs
June 7-8s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14

them, to which he replied in French; he
then presented each OF them with a full
length portrait OF himself. The obIecl
of their visit is said to be the recovery OF
land in Canada, which had beer taken
from them during the American war.
A fatal pugilstlc combat took place
at Wendovr Common, between Heath
coat, a sawyer, and Rawllns, coach
man. Them match was for 81 and very
hard battle Of seventy rounds was fought,
at the closeof which Heathcoat was car.
ried aw az and died in the night.
A Loidon paper says, that sat the
sale OF the library OF gentleman at
Hy,he Vollaire's works, in 26 vols.
bavin, been found in the catalogue, it
was determined by some oil the adhe-
rent to the principles of the late Mr..
Wesley, generally denominased Me-
tholists) TO purchase the same, for the
purpose OF burning them--a resolution
witch was, Notwithstanding the liberal
price obtained by the auctioneer, carried
into effect the next day.
Among the new works announced in
the London papers, We observe John
Bull in America; TO be published by
Mr.. JoOn Miller, Bridges street.
Dispatches had been received in Lon.
don, from India, TO the l5.h December /;
but their contents had not transpIred.
Sir Alexander Campbell, commander
ip.chief al The Madras Presidency, was
dangerously i'll of apoplexy. Private
letters meniion the march of reinforce
mems for Rangoon, in consequence OF
the rains having subsided. The Cslcut.
Ia Government Gazette of the Cd De-
cember, contains detailed narrative oil
the assassination Of the king of Ava, OF
which we some time ago published an
account. After the sovereign had been
dcposed and put 10 death, his party final
ly Obtained the ascendancy, and execut-
ed The queen and her brother, who inssi-
gated the revol4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14

FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, MAY IL.

NEW YORK, MAY tt.
Ireland had again become the scene
Of numerous outrages Since the report
Of the Instruction act, there were vari
GUS burnings, robberies, and murders in
the county Of Derry.
The Canadian Indian Chiefs had been
Introduced to the King o. England .,
Windsor. He was addressed BY enc Of
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14

an example which was expected in al
lew months TO be followed by the
French.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
PROTECTION.
DelaaUare Fire Insurance Company,

DelaaOare Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipey-st. between Front & Second.
IviiS Company has commenced Insrng against Loss by
Il Fire, and inland transportation of goods with capital
OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire, every
description of Buildings in general Merchandise Ships
in PORT and their Cargoes Household Fufniture and 9TH
personal property ALSO against loss or damage by in
land transportation Of goods wares merchandise, and coun
try produce.
Terms OF insurance will be favorable as any of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
soly Of its capital and that az losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
ConNELus D. BLANEY is Agent to survey property TO be
insured, for tie town and vicinity OF New Castle.
Directors.
William Chandler, David C. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph C.. Gilpin,
David Bush, Joseph Grub.
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
DANIEL BrRSEs Secretary
Wilmington, 5th mo. (AIay,) co. 1925. 48-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY,

I'm Saturday, tile 9th day Of August next, at Wolfe's
~ Ia FayeAe Hteln this Borough if not previously dis
posed al private sale;
No A lot Of ground on the side of Walnut street.
in the Borough Of lmngton wherein is erected four
story brick house, knownh by the of the For tou
with large three story brick house in the rear of it,
No "A lot of ground adjoining No. on WALNUT
Street, on the south side, which is frame house
No. ga building lot the corner Of Walnut and Sec.
end streets, adjoining No. Q.
No "A building lot adjoining No. s, on Second street
There is in the whole Of The above property 82I feet
upon Walnut street, and about 1913 feet upon Second sheet
For terms appyto THOMAS G. CONNER
No 49, Penn street, Philadelphia
July ~, 1925. 66-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
HAIR RESTORATIVE

TEvIE important discovery Of vegetable substance capa
H. BILE Of restoring and preserving the HAIR was acccn.
tally made by individual, who has neither tie capacity
nor the disposition practice deception or iaCd The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
of the Vegetable Cerae, only in restoring and pevcn
ting the falling off the hair, but in producing the greatest
usre and veness of it imaginable: and the public may
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
the course of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth of the hair, and by eecuay preventing its com
ing out or falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends TO re.
cusctate and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these like many other organs of the animal
body which have been in state of dormancy or disease
NAV be restored their healthy action, and perform al
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous specifics
pamed on the public and DESTROYS that the article
may not suffer, rests its merits the effect il has prod
ced on hundreds of persons, both male and female and
found to be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming of the heads OF those who have used
it, and all that is asked, as relates to the verify Gifts e
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads, must rest assured that
BY applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their hair
will he restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
To prevent imposition the sale of the Vegetable Ceraie
Will be confined TO DIR. JAMES II. HART, for Ihe city OF
New-Yorl only Of Broadway and Chambers three
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at 81
rs.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers
N. b. Gentlemen that bald, after using for some
weeks, will find small fibre Of hair growing the place
that is bald they will continue for about days after
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close Off
where it is affected, after that will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
Aud those who have the misfortune of losing their hair
by sickness, the Cerate will them in very III,
tie time full and beautiful head Of hair, is beyond all
doubts that it the only thing that has been discover.
! ed in this country, or perhaps in any other.
~ few boxes of the above valuable article lust re-
ceived from New York, and for sale at the Waterman Of
| fee. o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,

vTVHAT the subscriber, of the city Of Washington, hath
l. obtained from the Orphans Court Of Somerset
in Maryland letters testamentay the personal estate
Of Sota H. ~ Dads deceased, late of Somerset
All persons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber the city OF Washington or his attorney,
William w Handy, ESQ., Salisbury, Maryland, Or before
the first day of March they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit ofthe said estate.
Given under my hand this sixteenth day Of June Ammo
Domin eighteen hundred and yfive.
JAMES III. HANDY,
Ex'r Of the last will and testament of
63-1aw3t SorHtA j.. N. DAVIS, deceased.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
SIX CENTS REWARD.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber living in Chrisiana
hundred, on Friday night, the 22d inst an indened
black girl, named Rosonna Y6ankS between II and IL
years Of age, tall and stout madc has look and fiat
nose She took wi her two bundles of clothes, tied in
handke rchets: had on domestic copperas striped ock
change her clothes, as she had plenty Of them The above
reward but no charges will be paid person deliver
ing her TO the subscribers who all persons no TO
harbor trust her on his account
ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG.
July 3d. 1926. 68-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
SUMMER GOODS.

TIME subscriber has just opened and offers for sale
No Ill, Market street. fresh supply Of foreign gonds
suitable for the season, among which 10, II and 1914
White Counterpanes Calicoes Ginghams; Shifting
cambria NULL jaconet and book Muslins; Nesngs Dim.
ties; Hosiery; Crash &c.
Also-a variety of Gentlemen's wear, such Jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington sripes Washing
stripes linen and cotton Drilling &c and complete
assortment of Domestic Goods all of which he will sell
the most reasonable L rms JOHN Il. BRiNCKIE
Wilmington, June ID. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-02
Valuable Property for Sale.

sE subscriber offers for sale the 18th day of August
T. on the premises, all that valuable property, situated
IN birmingham township, Delaware county PENN joining
bFandywne' 70 miles from Philadelphia, and from Viii
mington.
- No IA Farm, consisting of 100 of land,
W##1 wen watered and tlmbered, large dwelling
J#nai house, barn, spring house, wagon house. &c.
sassHss,.l No. $50 Acres Of Land with a stone factory
50 by So feet, three stories high with dye house adoin
ing, and dwellings thereto, likewise good stand for
store.
No $40 Acres Of Land. on which is erected a stone
merchant and MILL which easily be transferred into
woen cotton factory. These works are erected on
neverfaiiing stream, with good springs attached thereto
in healthy and pleasant neighborhood For further bar
ticnlas apply to JOHN FARRA
tuy Is, 1925 rf1-?s