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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-13
For Sale. without reserve,
a valuabie Farm, one mile from Wilmington,
DeldUare.

a valuable Farm, one mile from Wilmington,
De[dUare.
EVTILL be sold at public sale, at the house of JONI NJ
w SMITH, in the Borough Of Wilmington, on 4th day
the 18th Of LIST month Jan next, at o'clock r NJ, that
well known Farm the residence of VIM Warner, situate On
tle Wilmington Cigstana Turnpike road about one mile
from Whining coli aiming about l6Sacres Ut land IN excel
lent ORDER of which there IS acres OF Woodland about
So of Mars and the remainder upland under culture
s-A and grass. The Improvements on this Farm EN-
EaIH brace every thing comfort convenience
or utility and consist Of elegant stone manson house
built few years snce i'll the modern style, OF the pest
materials and in the most convenient manner two stories
high sixty feet in length by tortyone in DEPTH with
pazza extending the whole length Of the house, and sup
nocd by columns from the roof The situation OF the
house IS high fronting towards the Delaware and cona-
dine fine view of that river, the borough Of Wilmington
Chrstiana and the adjacent country Contiguous TO
this house all the necessary ont houses most OF winch
are nearly new consisting of stable and carriage house,
ice mouse, smoke house. and bath house constantly filled
with copous spring of fine water There is large gar
den good ORDER and the grounds around the house are
handsomely laid out ad adOrned with number OF frult
FyyA and ornamental trees. The other Improvements
lssA al large and comfortable two story BRICK house
for tenant barn. stone spring house,
stone poultry house, and other out houses pump OF ex
cel.et water the door, and perpetual lime kiln Tor
burning oyserse On the farm there is thriving apple
orchard OF about eight also young orchard OF the
best grated fruits consisting o. peaches, pears plumbs
cherries and choice apples
The above property un,es in itself all that is necessary
10 constitute delightful residence and profitable sPecu-
laon The good order and convenience OF the improve
nents and the high Of cultivation of the farm will en-
abe the rea ze good Interest on the purchase
money by leasing to the shares Possession WI be CIV
en- on the 25tif Of Match next The iems will be accom-
,nodating and made known the day ct sale The
,ronerty viii be shown by william Warner residing on the
toremiaes EDWARD rArNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.issyaees Of lillian Warner.
Dec 1Oth 1895 Tilt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-13
TO BE SOLD at PRIVATE SALE,
A PLANTATION

TN Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, Del This
property is known by the name of Mount Vashington'
and pleasantly situated in healthy neghborhood, III ~
part of the country much equentcd on the Newport and
Lancaster road about miles from Wilmington; IS conve
nien places of public worship, mills, &C., and only
about mles from the Spa Springs, which promise to be-
come place of great resort and where extensive improve
mens about take place The farm within ~ miles
of limestone quarry and contains $50 acres, more or less
adjoining lands of Jeremiah Springer, BENZ. Springer,
Andrew Ford and Frederic CLAIR There are 60 acres OF
excelen, timber, and large proportion of watered mea-
dow The land is of good quality, and stream sutl-
cent for any kind of machinery on small scale, runs
through the premises The improvements are large
dwelling house with and entry on the first oor,
and on the second, with kitchen adjoining, aud
cellars under both buildings excellent ell with good
pump the door log barn and carriage house agood
stone spring house never failing spring o. water
lime kiln; and large bearing apple orchards witt from
$50 500 trees of the choicest fruit The property VIII
be shown by Jeremiah Springer, John Holder living on me
farm. Conditions will be made known BY
WM. BURN, Mason,
Sprngf field Township, or
WIN BURN, Tanner,
MARBLE Township, Delaware Co Penn
January s. 1926. limp
If sold BY the 18th Of next month"; the above property
will be Tor Rent; and possession given on the 18th q
March, ensuing.
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DRY GOODS.

VIE subscriber having determined to close the DF
Goods Business by the 18th of March, offers 10 The
public at reduced prices, his assortment consisting of
superine and low priced Blue, Black, Olive Drab AMI
mixed cloths,
superic and common Blue, Black Drab and mixed Cas
meres,
Pelisse Cloths Sanctts, velvets and Velvet Cords,
Rose and Point Blankets,
White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels red and greet
Baizes,
SwansdoWn, Valencia and silk vestings
Bombaznes, Norwich Grapes, Ratineits and Bombazet
Blue and brown Camles, Tartan and Crcassian Pa,
WOODEN, Worsted, Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
Merlno Cashmere and Waterloo Shawls
eros de nap, Lutestring and Levantine silks.
irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers,
Cambria, Jaconet, Medium and Null Nfuslins.
figured eaconet and Swiss do.
German, English and India silk IIdkfs
black and assorted colored Canton Grapes
bicached and brown sheengs and Shir,ings,
Bed tickngs and Checks,
oacoes' Glnghans, cotton Hdkfs. colored ching, Dm
buttons, Sowing Cotton, Gloves Tapes, and numerous
| other articles.
Persons will do well to CALI they may depend on Their
being sold cheap, for cash or acceptanccs
| EDWARD L. BAILY
OCT. H. 91-3m 67, .IIarketsf
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FARM FOR SALE.
ITO BE SOLD All PRIF.iTE SALE,

YIyHE FARM handsomely situated on the south side Of
Christiana creek formerly the erry,n Newcastle hun.
dred half mile below Wilmington, nalnng az acres OF
land. The improvements are large brick house with
and large entry on the first foor and five on
the seconds with large garrett brick stable sufficient 10
hold hoseshay house, sheds, ice house, frame ene
ment with rooms the first floor, and three on the
second-kchen, &c. There is on the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing o
keep dairy and attend market with vegetables, as the
land is Of the first quality for grass cultivation.
AS persons wishing to purchase will view the property,
it is unnecessary say The terms will be easy.
One half of the purchase money remain for two hree
four years. secured said property. For terms in
qulre OF THOMAS JAQUETT,
8 miles below Newcastle or of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises.
Dec 6, 1925. 5--3mnf
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DIVIDEND.

rIyE General Board Of Directors of the Farmers Bank
OF the state of Delaware have this day declared a
dividend the rate of five per cent per for the
last six months, lie capital stock Of this institution
payable to the stockholders their legal representatives,
any time after the 9Th inst.
C. p. CoMEGYS, Cash'r
Dover, January s, 1926. 15-3t
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CONINE'S
FCRTUN ELS HOME,

No 49, Market Street, etfce to the Centre Market,
at agency No 2l7 Market street, door beoy Liberty
street, Baltimore, and At his office No. s. South 1rd Street,
Ph1debha s'here the cash, usual R be paid for Prize
tickets Presentation.
- The Lottery teKgencer" issued Coniue's Office
Baltimore which will contain the drawing of the above
terry large will be forwarded to all those persons gratis
who make their investments at Connes Offices and BY
which the fave of Tickets be easily ascertained
on application at Lottery Office.
=. Orders from all parts Of the United states, conveying
Cash or Prize Tickets either by mail (post pad private
conveyance will meet with the prompt and careful al
tenton as heretofore, Address to w. G CONNIE,
Baltimore or Philadelphia
baltimore, Nov. 81 1925
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TO RENT.

large Too Story Brick Dwelling House >e village of
IA Newport with good brick barn, and stables and every
other convenient out building. To the house is attached
large store room, for many years occupied soreit
as eligible situation f country business as any in the
place There three lots in the village containing about
acres, which will be rented with the house Possession
viii be gwen Immediately ,he 25th of March next
Apply to ALLAN THOMSON, Wilmington, or
JOHN T.. MORlsiSS, Lesyeea's Island
near Newport, Del.
Dec %, 1895 lO--,f
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STORE STAND FOR RENT.

rgyuE subscriber offers for rent his store and dwelling
housebarn, with sablng, and carriage house under
eathtogeer with from ten to fifty acres of land MOST
Of which Is under good Of cultivation. The above
n an excellent sand for business and well worthy the at.
enan Of any person wishing 10 keep good country
i Will be rented alogether or the store room may be had
separate by single man. Possession given the 25th OF
ltarch nest. JAMES DELAPLAfN.
Eed,rege, Del. January 8, 1926 1S-4tp
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" Fortunes Homes Forever
No. 50, & 217, Market Street, Baltim'

No. 32 & 2l7 Market Street, Baltimore
or W. C. CONNIE does himself the pleasure Of present
ne his kind friends and patrons the scheme
OF first Lottery be drawn in this city, which is the
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
OF Mary and, No 2, wherein he anticipates with liberal en-
usua have the satisfaction OF dstrbu
Ting among adventures, large proportion OF the capital
prizes
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
prize Of 100000; Of 80 900; of 90 000 100000
of 000 Is Of l0a0 10 Of 500; so Of l00 LOO OF 50
100 OF 30 500 Of 10; 10500 of 10.
Amounting in all 10 the splendid sum Of
$308, 600.
The whole TO be finished drawing only, which will
positively take place WEDNESDAY the 18th February,
1926, under the superintendent of the commissioners ap
pointed by the Governor and Council.
MODE OF DRAWING.-The numbers will be put into
wheel usual-and in another wheel will be put The
Prizes above the denomination of 10 Dollars and the draw
ing progress in the usual The 10500 Prizes of
$40 will be awarded to the Tickets the Numbers OF which
end with the terminating figure Of either Of the Three first
drawn Numbers from the wheel Of different examinations
TO ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We will suppose Number 1010l 10 be the first drawn No.
Then every Ticket III the Lottery, ending with the figure
az will be entitled 10 prize OF Slo then suppose No.
1860 to be The second drawn number then every number
ending with (U) will also be entitled prize of 310-and
in like manner, suppose that No 311l6, he he third drawn
number from the Wheel th~n each at the tickets the
scheme ending with the figure (9) will be entitled to
prize Of Sl0 in addition to any other prize they may have
drawnll =!
PRIZES payable in cash 60 days after the drawing sub
tct The usual deduction OF Is per cent.
Ticket Sl2-Half S6-Quarter, s. .00--Eighth $3.50.
Tickets and shares for sale the greatest variety Of for
tunate numbers at
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gSoH the cure Of colds coughs, asthmas, approaching
Il s,ptons and al diseases of the breast and lungs
f9r sale by JOHN WHITE, No ITO, Marketstreet Will
lnlngtaI, Delaware
ST,Ylf0 A.JJJC
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Grand Lodge of Delaware.

stated communication of the Grand Lodge Of Delawe
"A w be held at Dover Monday Evening, the w ~
eenh OF January, 1896, o'clock. The subodha
Lodges are requested to attend by their represenase
WILLIAM T. REAR
December 10Th, 1926 o.--nt Grand ,Saereo'.
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BOMBAZETTs, FLANNELs, &c.

BOMBAZETTS, FLANNELS, &C.
uSr received and for sale cheap at No. ILL., Markets.
- Wilmington,
IS pieces plain and figured BoMBAZETTs asso'te'
"A do white red. yellow and green FLANNELS
l2I do. CAIIC0Es; assorted patterns. ~.
cfcassan and Tartan Paids figured Ratinetts; booking
bazes blue black and assorted Cloths and Cashmere
oa.ineus Marselles, Vaentia and Florentne vesls,
black silk, flag and bandanna iIdkfs Br,,ana and cotton
90 Germantown and Irish knit Hose and half Hose; baA
ana slate worsed do Shawls Dmities Italian Grape
lrish ana Russia Sheetngs jacone cambria, NULL bpo.
ana shirtng Inain Gnghalns and variety OF o.he
Fall and Winter Goods. John r. BRINCKLE.
Sept 81. IS
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NOTICE.

NO IIOE.
YIyE coparnershp of the undersigned, heretofore
Il ding under the firm of Kean g Oliver, at Cantwes
Bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware, has dissolved by
agreement. ALI those indebted to said firm, either by
Bond, Note Book account, requested TO make i'm
mediate payment to VIM. Kean, at Midde'own-as in
diligence need be expected WIN KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER,
Middleown, 18th Dec, 1926 9-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-21
vxRG2lyxA PATRIOTS.

A retrospect of the day that tried
the souls Of men, revives the dormant
fire of patriotism. Our hosoms swell
with pride and exutation at the reineta,
brance of our revolutionary achieve.
ments.
Who can contemplate Mount Ver.
non w'th0ut being wrapt in the subj,
NEST reveries?-W ASKING TON, a nanse
that throws in tie shade the best, the
brightest, and tie wisest Of mankind.
left this port to command the armies
of eur indepeNdence-irom victory &
gloly, he getned hither-again be quit
this residence 10 direct, our Gntried gov.
ernmeDt-from his splendid aministra.
ton he again retired here-To DIE.
The very air Of this place is sacred
lit is the sslubrity, the clemency, the
lustre, of WAsAING TON.
The noble character of Virginia is
richly merited. Her constellation of
genius will long decorate our political
hemisphere. The patriotism and tai.
ent of her state Legislature were net
inferior 10 the revolutionary Congress,
the concentrated wisdom Of the Union,
Wirt, in his glowing life HENRv, has
drawn the most animated portraits OF
che Virginia Chiefs. / will then copy
them in miniature, as far as possible
al his own language.
RICHARD BLAND was a man OF
finished education, learned and logical.
and profound in constitutional lore. He
wrote the first pamphlet on the nature
of the connection with Great Britain.
which had any pretensions to accuracy
of view on that subject. There was
more sound matter in this pamphlet
than is in the celebrated Farmers Let.
ters.
EDMUND PENDLgroN had mind
clear, comprehensive, sagacious, and
correct; most acute and subtle facul.
ty of discrimination; a fertility of ex
pedient which could never be exhaust
ed; dexterity of address which never
lost an advantage and never gave one.
A silver voice, vox argentia, of which
Cicero makes such an honorable men.
ion, an articulation, unc0mmonly
dlstlnct--a perennial stream of lranspa
rent, cool, and sweet eIoculion, and
The power of presenting his arguments
With great simplicity and striking eff
iect. He was always graceful, ar.
gumentatiVe, persuasive, never vehe
ment, rapid, OF abrupt; he only had
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-12-21
POETRY.
From The .Fonttiy aud EEropsaa .nagazb,e.
THE Adopted CHILD.

THE ADOPTED CHILD.
sswhy wouldst thou leave me, on! gentle child
3hy home Oh the mountaA is bleak and Wild.
"A straw. rooted cabin with lowly WALL
Mine is iair and a plIared hall.
Where many an imags OF marble CLEAN,
Aud the sunshine OF picture forever streams"
"oh! greer is ,Ae turf where rny brothers play,
Through the long bright hours Of the summer
day;
They End the red-cap moss where they Climb,
And they chase the bee DER The sceRted thyRe,
And the rocks where the heath ROwer bleoRls
they know
Lady, kiud lady, oh. let me go"
'Conieni thee, boy, IN my bower TO dweii!
Here are sweet SQUADS, which thou lowest we'll
Flutes on the air in the Silly noon.
HarPs winch the wandering breezes tune;
And the silvery wood-Rote of many bird,
Whose voice was ne'er ia thy mountains heard
"My mother sings. a, the twiEght's fall,
A song of the bills fac more sweet than ak
She Sings 1t under our own green tree,
To the babe half slumhering on her knee:
dreamt last night Of that music low
lady, kind lady ell! let me go7'
Shy mother is gone from her cares to rest,
Size bath taken the babe on her quiet breast;
more,
MGR hear her song ST the cabin Door.
Tome thou with me totke vineyards niga.
An wen pluck the grapes Of the richest dye
ITS my mother gone from her home away?
but ] know thatAay brothers are there at play.
! kno" they are gathering the fox-g gloves bell,
ANA 'ue long ferR-lcaves by the sparkling we'll
or tbey launch their beats where the blue
streams flow
Lsdy, sweet iady, oh! let me got"
''Fair child! thy brothers are wanderers now,
They sport no more on the mountains brow;
ihey have left the fern by the springs green
side,
And the streams where the fairy barks were
tried.
lie thoa at pesce in thy brighter lot.
For thy cabin home is lonely spot"
"Are they gone, all gone from the sunny hin?
But The bird and the blue Ely rove DER it ssilI
And the red deer bound, in their gladness free,
And the heath ls bent by The singing bee;
And the waters leap, and the fresh winds blow
Lady sweet lady, OH! let me CO."
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of PliDy admonisfes 20 beware
This sketch Of Virginisu ezcellepce
will account Tor the ascendancy she
has so long held in our national couo.
ellis.
Non equiden ingideo mirof males.
In conclusion, Writ himself, how q
citizen of Virginia, from whom the
foregoing notices are principally ex,
trscled, is one of the most splendid
and accomplished characters in the
country. he and John Randolph, of
Roanoke, ere truly the "delcie liter.
alum"
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gazed upon the desolated spot, as the
tremalous sigh broke from her bosom;
and her heart chilled; as It were, with
the last dissolving tie OF nature. She
looked again, as memory presented
10 her view the once blooming garden
from which she had culled many
flower in her happier days, aud she
gave vent to flood Of tears as she iur
ned from the scene forever. She bent
her steps to the ancient church, that
stood upon the adjacent bill, and her
heart seemed ready to burst when she
thought OF the happy bridal evening on
which she had last assembled the hill
Then her youthful heart bounded with
Joy, amid smiling cheeks and spark
ing eyes; bat DOW, alas! it wltnered
beneath her chilling tears. She had
now approached marble sepulchre,
and was endesvouring TO read the char
aciers engrayen upon 1t, which wete
as toll0ws:-''Fo the Memory OF the
brave Alexander Manson"--- She
could read no more; but stood, like .
statute, with eyes fixed upon vacancy.
Then starting, as from a trance, she
exclaimed wildly--"My doom is sea
led, my wretchedness is complete.
On lalIcn and unhappy Holland, a
fathers aud husbands sacred blood
has dyed the al.ar; and | come, my
country, to fall wi,h thee" A warm
glow animated her cheek, as she ut
tered the last words, but deathlike
paleness succeeded it. Not tear es.
capped from her eye, for the freezing
influence OF grief had dried up the
fountain. Fare well," she cried, aye
once beloved scenes of my childhood;
no more shall rasnble 80 your delight.
ful groves, or cali together my little
bieat!ng flock from the fiowery fields
The scene of my happiest moments, OF
my bridal day, shall witness the setting
of my sun of glory; and my last sigh
shall be breathed to the haIlowed spot
that gave me birth."
She kne!t down between the tombs
OF her parents, lifted her eyes and
cIenched her hands, in the attitude OF
devotloO;and the sacred name of Home
fingered upon her lips, as the last tear
IN her eye was Illuminated by the fall
lGg moonbean Her long dark tress
es OF unduiating hair fell 10 many a
rioglet over her shoulders, and the
breeze, when she was discovered by
the peasantgy, while yetin the attitude
oidevotion. Her eyes were still open
and her lips separated; bat The broken
heart OF Amelia Manson bad ceased
to throb forever. She was pale and
hieiess. R.ILFORD BARD
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.No. 81, Smiths Uhqaf, Baltimore,
Il ECGinE too sale on Commission. FLOUR.
A WHlSKEY, PORK and COUNTRY FRO.
DUCE generally. and furnish SALT, Pills.
TER, FISH, sc. Terms of Commission 1914
cents per barrel on Flour, and % per cent. on
All other produce. Wagons can conveniently
unload, and produce from the Potomac can b..
landed at their door by the Alexandria line Of
Packets; h6erat oduaaces will be made.
Baltimore. Nov. 2-gt
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NCISlGE.
OFTIcE or TIE Por onsc CoarAsr,
Georrs I6rpn. % I Nor 1926.

OFFICE or TKE Po1 onsc CoMPAyr,1
George Toxin. 23.' Nor 1926, s
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, fhai
~ Toll CATERERS win be sppoi u'ed at Will
Transport, Shepherds Town and Tia rper's Fer
~, to collect the Tolls which by Law are
chargeable on Produce and other Nticless
transported on the River Potomac, and which
do not pass the Locks at The Great Falls; and
that the said Collectors of Tolls will comu,sace
on the LIST of January, 1897.
BY Order,
ROBERT BARNARD,
Dec. 7.--ot IrcaS Pot Com
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NJ UTiCE.--All those who became purcba.
' sers at the sale OF the personal property
OF the late John Nichols, deceased, are remind.
ed that their respective obligations will fall due
ON the 9Th of December next, end that promp,
payment must be made. For the conycnience
OF those concerned, the undersigned will attend
al tue Globe Tavern in Msrtinsburg, on the lst
day OF December Court, for the purpose of rec
ceWng payment Likewise, those indebted to
SAID estate prior TO his decease are notified that
unless immediate payment be made, suits will
De Drought to compel the same, without respect
to persons JACOB MYERS. .3o,n,r
November 50.
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pUBLIC sALE.-Wil be sold, al public auc-
ton on Wednesday. the goth inst az the
late residence OF JoHN ApEIL, Of jefferson
county deceased the following property be.
longing TO the estate of said deceased, to wit:
$50 barrels OF Flour, about 800 bushels of
wheat, 500 bushels ct Rye. about 500 barrels
% Corn; Work Horses sock and Fat Cattle,
Stock and Fat tiogs, and Saeep; three Wagons,
one Sleigh, fsrmlng utenaiIs, sc. A credit Of
nine months will be give on all sums aboS e FIVE
io'iars. the purchaser To give bond with good
,ecu'it,; tor an purchases under that amount
he cash r1ns' Re paid NJ property TO he re-
He"ei asa tie ser.as Of the yse shall be com.
lied Wth. Sale IL Commerce a, 10 o'clock ~.
Dec. z. SARAH ABELL, Er1r.
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THE AMERICAN.

The Russian is slAve--the Greek IS strug.
Cling tor iiDerty--the EnghslmaR has mon
arch by whom he is communicable Amert
can, only, is free and happy.
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NoFtCE.-All persons having claims a.
~ gsnst the estate of JACOB FRENCH.
deceased, are requested to bring them for.
wstd properly authenticated for settlement;
and those indebted TO said estate, will make
immediate payment, as il is the wish of the
subscriber to speedily settle it I'D.
JOHN FRENCH, Err.
Dec 7.--3t.