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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04

Il WILSON has lately received at his Bookstore and
% Circulating Library, No 105, Market st
Woodstock, 2'os. by the author OF Wavetly, &c.
The Buccaneers Of America, vols.
The Last If The Mocans
The Suhaltetn,
Crscons year in Europe,
Philadephia; Chances at Lawyers, Physicians tna
circle, Wistar-Parties, &c.
Yankee it, London,
Gaielies & Graves
Moore's Life Of Sheridan,
Kelly's "reminiscences,
Morsc's American Revolution,
Merry Tales of the three wise men Of Gotham, &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04

For this sum paid BY this sum doe from
James Patton, Tue last year, VI 81
"ve,payment Of by thus sum levied
tx, , 81 io repair Il roads
Paid Joseph Thomp. &c. for tlc cnr'cnt
SON, ms acct. for year. snbleett" cr~
opening road, rors and commits
anl for repair Of SONS calculated at
old roads, 352 Isl 25c's in he S10J00 AS 76
Pad Jesse Boul- h,s from the
den, his acct Tor Adms. OF VIM.
repair e roads and Watson, dec, being
bridges, S. 81 due as arrcaragcs Of
Paid j I'm Iscrdmau, Tax of the last year rs 90
by order Of court, II ~ rhis sum, beiugt~o
TO Commissioners semiann'ial dIvi-
for compensation, so COL dends ON 100 shares
Incidental expenses ~ on OF stock III the NJ
Paid Uriah Slack, Castle and French.
| his acct for repair own Turnpike, at
| ofroads and bridges, 81 a per cent per an
/ Paid Henry Hatton, mum, $50 90
! bin for plank for This deficient,
bridges, 1875 to be provided for
This sum allowed by the tax Of the
collector, for next year, ii 90
and commissions. &C rs -
Paid Henry D Eow- S793 Sc
| Ter, his acct. for
/ repair of roads and
bridges las sol
Paid the estate OF
Il Peter Williams,
dec, an acct. for S. H. BLACK,
Il work done, and ma LEVI BOULDEN,
terials iorrepail Of ZACH AMAH JONES,
roads, l9 81 Com'ys. Roads Pencader HIM
- dyeJ.
S793 Sc 66-f4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04
DRY GOODS.

vIyE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors and the liberal
encouragement which he has received from his trends
and the public in general hopes 10 merit continuation %
their patronage and would inform them that 10 addoh 10
his winter Stock Of Goods hand he has receveda hand
some assortment of SPRING GOODS purchased al the
lowest auction prices, all OF which he will sell Tor small
advance lie iaters himself that the public Will hnd II 10
their advantage to call at his old stand,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-04
DIR. G. EREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS. OR IyN'ULA.N SPECIFIC,

NOR the cure of colds, coughs asthmas, approaching
II consumpons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-sreet, VIII
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
From .h6ah'S .4dpocate.


Bachelors Buls--A few years ago a
merIlns IVA, called ol Bachelors. friendly
20 Slnng an annual bll a. "a kind of comm
hllon for an udlous tax about To be propos-
ed, and 10y way of keeping in tlt good
graces oil the far Contrary to all calcu
hlons, a full meeting was had some
Young. some a little 10 the vale some
with mlss, and others with II kind of pep
per and salt hair something Ill" sleet
as Billy Lackaday calls 1t in all from % te
40 At that meeting II was resolved to
give Ball, and lfitwds voted quite the
thing. 10 g'e such ball annually on
ST. Valentines day day particularly a
Sree0hly t. all "hillers and cooers." aud 10
effect the object, strong committee WAS
appointed.
The ladies when they heard of Bache-
lor's hill, smiled behind their fans some
turned up their hononrahle noscs others
declared that il was high time the crea-
lures dld something 10 make themselves a
greeable : hut they all resolved to go and
stare them ont of countenanee, or into
matrmony. Well the ball WAS given, and
a splendid one il was rooms elegantly
decorated lights brilliant supper ample
and magnificent.
! The ladies were dressed in the most be-
coming style: their heads ornamentfd
with feathers, baeh,lors' buttons. and a
certain other little field lower, which shal
be nameless-ali The artillery Of then
charms were brought To play point blank
on the hearts of the Bachelors who witt
blue coats white cassimcre unmentiona,
hIes, and dati' downdilps in their hutton
holes, were unusually amlabe, attcuH' S.
potie. The bah went OF with uncommon
eglat-esery body WAS delighted, & thost
who ior years hdd snretrd ut bachelors
who hid, IN riot fancy. " made mouths al
them, now spoke loudly in praise of Their
spirited undertaking -lavnurcd them nitf
Their sweetest smile and most becoming
cnftesy. This praise proved fatal To sin.
gle blesseduess. o, tlattery Oh twas
a p"lsoned cup in which Cupid's arrow,
had been dup dit inspired ne" life in tht
hachtlors-they drunk deep OF the intoxl-
eating draught-they fell before the dol
They pushed up their hair, la Bulus--
"efe black horse skin gloves and ~ hte ris
h'nds-carrled an eye-g hss--rricd bravo
NJ the theatre--thrrw aside Their rustee,
tuStees. " and werp
Every inch a man = Shakespeare.
Another year came around another ST
Valentines day arrived, because it arrive
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27


Nrw-Yk, February let will be
fresh IN II recollection of our rpadI.
taat nufr Of chests of Tyson ere
Nhleh hapeen louni in this city The
recently zen possession Of "?,,od Of
United SIS Marshal, on II sr Wv, the
a franduleconye, aacr Of nem Fo.1 The
public stG 10 Pmladrlphia, "''nu '""nred,
duti1s hts been paul, or even S 'nt TO
according law. The ie"5 alnoo" en-
2245 chl and are va'ded at ab'n' o. @'y -,
o0o Yrrday the case vas brouSlit; , "t
for t,i4I Ihe District Court ofthe on',s M,
States, ! after the evidence hau , "
heard. sthr judge delivered o's une =,
tion to ilury, they brought ~ a 'rs,snd
reraict, the Facts only. We "nde, , s,",r, :
that il il be carried up to the sup 81
Court adjudication on the Po'' son.
law. win are said to he various ana ,as
dieting. Tue claimants Of the TEA -,
THEN ti,nce on the fact that they " w. -,
bono dpurchascts and that they r c'rdn
50 whit any know ledge OF the , ',a' IN,
lent cccyance allpdgcd against ''' t, ID
porter Philadelphia, On the otnei VA r.,
it is ST that by the U. States s'a.u a enc
the gernment possesses lien Oh sue
Ju,isb property astmay have been op'o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
ECREgG NJ.
TIE orrA6t Door.
81 Bn.3sABp HsHras, rsQ

81 BH"rABp BAHras, TsQ-
fFfom N so1gst ~ Hof' for $50.
IL ~we., eempaaiunsiiir 10 hold
Auh hii5hBod IN II hour 81 uiHh
All re Ter he heart 81 mine 81 cold,
a not tu eslinsie itsen 9Th
,Jis GOOD IN lewk he 10 trace
AID fNase Ger every SUNNY spot,
Whose gsnlle uenifrpsise grace
Adofns the peasants humble lot.
And therefore, with grateful heart,
gaze upon group Ike this,
And Freely praise the mint art,
winch hadfed forth this scene Of bliss.
pearer 10 M that humble home,
With yefdant foliage maniled DER.
ahau many rich aud stately dome,
NTH I,amaersd menials af its door
roperer those lowly quadupeds
Whirh stand with patient merkness there
A. ( hev how'd their willing heads
The happy ehildren'sspor 10 share.
More graceful are they in my sight
Than steeds adorned viii irappnes proud
Or psnqell'd Coach with arms bedisbi.
The marvel Of ayulsar crowd
And more delightful fnr 10 mo
Than wealth. cold splendor, fashion noise
The quiet aud ooHieutcd glee
oflhoso sweet ehildren.s cottage JOYS.
Ioveliest 81 all. 10 feel aud know
That happiness denied 70 none,
nwells not IL Onward pomp or show,
But hy the poorest may be won.
Gc, trace her steps the wide earth round,
And thou shalt own thYtravtl DER;
She 'er NJ sweeior guise is found.
Thbn he tire peasant cottage door.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
r.rYaCnlnANncUS.
from 'br Liverpool Mercury, December h.
THE SOCIAL BOWL.

Our readers NAV rrrollect that we have.
on several otca IONS, noticed an active and
phlan h'nric gentleman, of New York,
WIN originally proposed 10 Mr.. Egcrfon
Smih, the establishment III Liverpool IF
The Apprentices and AIeclanics' Library,
which now comprises upwards IT 800 rea-
dprs. Dor excellent, tho unknown, trans
atlantic friend aud correspondent has not
COT ed his KIND Offices 10 the mere sug-
gfsflon Of this most useful institution, he
/ has Subsequently contributed books IN the
stoek ol The library, together with an ele-
gsn'ly painted device representing the
Brii.h Lion aud the American Eaglr, with
the Autto New York sends her good
wishes 10 liverpool
Tie aug st ceremony observed on the
opening ofthe Lake Erie Canal, has put
Us nndrr fariher obligation TO our friend,
who has assumed the prepossrssing cnsno-
mea Of TIE shade Of ffqnfip,' The
following note, received lisl week. will give
the t.ader some insight into the character
of this gentleman, who, whatever his creed
NAV be, is an excellent practical Christian,
and genuine cnsmopolle. We have CO.
ped his notr rerbqtim ct tterdfjm, and have
therefore preserved the for ). of I'd lrrss. If
which We are mol q little proud, as IN our
opinion, industry holds a very conspicuous
place amoegt' the mural virtues.
fC1ps Of the Motel
Man York, 9Th Noormbrr 1873.
Mr.. Ind, 'atignbe. ha," but no
nent 10 sly orr canl eeehr ton On Fi
day, WAS truly grand secnc aod 'he Ri
t1sh Apss,l of Wal &c did IA a 4inrrt, ola
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

We are .rthotized to state that Col.
BEHJAMINF. :. CABELLw not be
candidate abe next election of Delegates
to represenhe county Of Pitts, lvarla'
fWhig.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

Letters received in this City dated the
9Th uilmo, from MI Pninsett, our Minis
ter in Mexico, announce the death of Gen.
James Wilkinson, late of the army Of the
the United States and an officer in the
War the Revolution. NAT. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

Poper.-In letter from Paris, it is said
-" There is much talk here about new
sort ofpaper, made of hemp stocks, " hich
is to be 50 cheap that handsome octave
volume Of 1870 pages, manufactured of ii
may be sold for about one shilling and two
pence halfpenny sterling"
There have been less experiments in i'm
proving the quality and lcsseniug tie
cost Of paper, than any other article OF
manufacture. 1t is time for our paper
makers TO venture upon several expert
ments,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

, The cclcbrated Bugomi IS said to he
now residing at Pesaro, in great aiilu-nce.
The ltaian papers state that he has been
surd for, the real property which the
Queen of England had bestowed on him,
10y William Austin "her real or adopted
SON"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

The Lottery Bill for the relief of Mr.
Jefferson, was passed by the Senate Is
to 4. .Ayes, hessrs. Holt, (5peakerl
Johnson IT Chesterfield, Hpodwn. Allen,
Brown, Dade, Fry, Thorn, Snap, CabrD,
Martin, Saunder- aud Jones u. .Vo,s
Messrs. Rotlin, McCariy, Mogan aud
Armistead- 4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09

If then the Scriptures be in themselves Perspicuous,
and sufficient themselves make unto salvation
through fah. and that the of God may be Perfect,
thoroughly furnished all good 1vorks, through what in
fauaon IT. that Protestant dvnes persist in darken
ing the truths of religion by intricate
ton is necessay strngng together all the useless echn
cales and empty distinctions of scholastic barbarsm, for
the purpose of calculating those scriptures, which they
continually extong as models of plainness? As scrip
ture which possesses itself the cearct light, and is suf
ciet for its explanation especially of faith
and Holiness required to have the simplicity of its divine
truths fully developed, and placed in distinct
view by illustrations drawn from the abstract of human
science, falsely so called.
ylHhons Treatise on Christian Doctrine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
V.ALU.ABLE PROPERTY 1T
SHFRIFF'S SALE.

m virtue of writ of leyari facias to directed will
I'D be exposed public sale, at the house ofHeny Steele
ON the premises, Chsana Hundred, on Thursday the
18th day Of May, nst al . O'Clock. M all that lot
land beautifully situate opposite the Town Hall in the 3D.
rough Of Wilmington with the messuages or tenem MS
thereon erected, well known the James A Bayard No.
tel bounded aud described follows to wit Beginning at
stake on the east side of Shpley street being also
ner Of John Farss lo thence south ffyeigh degrees
east seven perches and nneyour parts oa perch by the
same to Market street, thence along the south hr
v.wo degrees west twentyfour feet to a stake being
corner of John Hays lot thence by the north Fifty
eight Degrees west three perches and nneyioi pats IT
perch to post in the middle distance between Market
and shipley Streets thence south thytwo degrees, est
twenyfour and three inches stake in said middle
distance thence north 6fyeigh degrees sixty feet
TO stake on the east side of Shpey street at the breadth
aforesaid thence by the nor trytwo degrees, cas-
fortyeght feet and three inches the place ofbegnng
be the contents thereof less together with all
and singular the improvements and therennto
belonging and constituting that c"mmodous and we'll es-
tabsned Tavern stand extending from Market to Shpey
street, now in the tenure of Henrs Steele.
"Aso--bv Administrators of Eli Lanborn, dec, at the
time and place aforesaid all that and extensive
bling carriage house and sheds, capable OF accommoda
ting thirty six horses with equal proportion Of ggs &c
built for the express convenience of the aforementioned
Hotel"
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Euan
leavis and to be sold by PETER B. DELANY, Sherif.
Newcastle, May /, 1896. 48-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BIZ PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF..


DY virtue of writ of vend. exponas, to directed
I'D will be exposed to public sale, at the house OF Joh
Dixon, Newport, Christian hundred Saturday the
18th of May next at 'cuck, p. NJ, the bird part
of the following described house and lots situate, lying
and being in the hundred of Christaa and county Of Nes
casle wit NO. 1-bounded by lands Of the heirs of
Joseph Garretson John Stees and others with cory
brick house thereon erected; containing by compuaion
one acre, or less NO 2-adj'ning John Street,
Mary Street and heirs of Thomas CALDWELL decd III the
giage of Newport; ming acre, or lcss:-
No. 3-adoinng John Street, Thomas Robinson and heirs
Of Swan Justs containing three-fours If acre.
or less No "A lot of marsh in Newport marsh, bonn
ded by marsh of David Stidha John Caldwell, Chrstiana
creek and Engand's creek containing four acres,
less. Seized and taken IN execution the property of
Mary Nebeker.
Newcastle, April IL 1896 45-6t
I'D State of Delaware, made The seventh day Of March
A. ID. 1896 and directed, will be exposed to pub.
lie SALE at house of Ezekiel Bay Cen,revl, in Chris
tiana hundred, Saturday the Dol Of May next at Q
o'clock, NJ, the following described PLANTATION or tract
Of land situate, lying and being in the hundred of Chris
tana and county of Newcastle, 10 wit joining lands of
Archibald Armstrong Bennett, Jefes heirs of Levi Bald
win decd, William McCcrdock, John Way and Pennsyl
vania line running through the same; with two story
Hone dwelling house, spring house, frame barn,
cribs Wagon house, carriage house and granary thereon
erected; containing, by computation, two hundred and
eight acres be the same less Seized and taken
in execution the property of Wam, Joseph, and Isaac
Tussey.
Newcastle, April 90, 1895. 45-8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09

A gentleman weighing a lady, no, finding suffi-
cheney of weight, put his foot into the scale, which
soon turned il: when he observed, " sin weighed
beavy'' 1t does indeed" said The lady, g for one
foot weighed me down."
A new married gentleman and lady, riding in a
chaise, we're unfortunately overturned A person
coming 10 their assistance, observed it was a very
shocking sight very shocking, indeed" replied
the gentleman, "to see married couple fall out
so soon."
John Wilkes took great liberties with his friends.
Among others he was intimate with Sir Watkin
Lewes, and did not tail to exercise his wit upon him.
AT length the patience of Sir Watkin was ex haust-
ed, and he said with great vehemence, "Mr. Wilkes,
will be your Butt no longer." "With all my
heart" said Wilkes, never liked an empty one."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
my Wilson, No. 400, Market Street.
THE WAR-SliII'.

The midday sun looks down,
From his heaven clear and high,
On the sounding waves which sweep beneath
Like another glorious sky.
A solitary ship
Comes rushing DER the tide;
Like thing of hope and light she seems,
In this her hour of pride.
Her tall and noble mast
Stands like forest pne
A thousand men might march her decks
In gallant battle line.
Proudly her white flag streams,
Which often on that sea
Has waved above the smoke Of war
The shout of victory!
Hark to the gathering din!
A foreign sail appears,
Which, towering mid ay to the skies,
Her bloody crescent rears.
Hark to the gathering din
To the loud confused call
Like the mutter'd threat'uings Of storm,
Ere its blasting thunders fall
Hark TO the onset cry =
The arm OF war is barred;
The sword Of blood and death is raiseds
Which never yet hath spared.
Louder ami louder grows
The booming lannon's bray;
The frighted eagle screaming scars
Far from that fearful fray
She reels THAT proud flag falls
Mid foemen's savage roar;
Her crew in ghastly heaps lie SLAIN
Her deck swims red with gore
For aye hath set her star
Her hold the dark sea drinks =
Mid crash and shout--mid foam and blood
That gallant vessel sinks
Ills night-the round fair moon
Shines calmly DER the wave,
Where cold, and in the sleep of death,
Rest the lusirious brave.
O! many heart shall feel,
When heard their doom of woe,
That weigh! of utter misery,
Which breaks young hearts TO know!
Macy grow sad and pale,
Though their griet may not find breath;
But slently-like blgh.ed flowers
Viii they pass on to death
Wo for the hopes which seek
Tneir light from days to comet
For all where most we look for .joys
There sorrow builds her home
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
April %.

Stats Of Deaware, &c.
Aewcastie County,
70 WILLIAM KNIGHT Administrator of JoHN KNIGHT
late of said County, deceased:
NMHEREAs complaint has been made to EVAN IL
w Thomas Register for the Probate of Wills and grant
ing Letters of Administration in and for said County, by
John NJ Fn,lam, creditor of said John kngh deceas-
ed, and praying revocation OF the Letters OF Admlnsra
ton heretofore issued the Estate of said deceased
This is therefore notify you, the said William knight,
Administrator aforesaid, also Sarah Knight the widow
Of said deceased and all others Interested to be and APP
castle, Thursday the eighteenth day Of May next at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to shew why the Letters OF Admins
'rca issued the Estate of said John Knight deceased,
should not be revoked. made void, and of no effect.
Given under my Hand and Seal Of Office at New.
ts, castle, in Newcastle County aforesaid the twenty
seventh day of April. in the year Of Our LoRD one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-s;x,
47-4t EVAN H. THOMAS, Register.
Hank. ROMla EHR Ellie Mt this Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
Number 449.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are, those who pay, during the month of
January or July, six months in advanceFow Dollars
year From those who do not pay above, Fire Doars
will be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearages. Without
compliance with these conditions no paper will be discon-
tinued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
less three months four times for dollar and
ty for every subsequent insertion longer pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors in
sure attention must be post paid
.ddvertts.ny bytheyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
! year SIS, 90 year Sl8, 90
months 6, 90 months g. so
8 do. a, SO do. 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
No. 1Of, Market Street,

nenf consists OF
GA and A cambria and aco- White, blk and green Italian
net MusIins Grapes
GA and A. Swiss Mulls 6gu Git and aqnany of supen-
red and plain der and mole Buttons
Furniture Chnts Cacoes Ingram Carpeng OF superb
"A French & English Chnt.! quality
SEES iPenn'a. Tow Linen, Osnaburg
Ginghams of latest fashions and Porter Sheeting
Calicoes and Shifting usInI3angup and Pittsburgh Cord
Al and 70 Irish Linen ILinen and Cotton Drilling
Long Lawns, assorted white and coored
Merno and Grape Shawls Hanging Paper and Border
lurg and square ing for rooms
Fancy Silk IIlkfs. SATIN, Cause and Mantuea
GA Bumbzn Caspian Stripes| Rbald
and Norwich Grapes Tortoise shell large and side
Cotton and SILK Hose Combs
Beaver, Kid, Yorktan and Silk Umbrellas and Parssols
Gloves Bsndanoe, Flag and Cotton
Al assortment of Florentine idks.
aud Summer Vesings Mairass do do.
Back and light colored gros Russia and imitation Sheetng
dnaps senshaws, leva- Oil Cloths and Palm Le af Fans
tines ssrsnel, Horences andCanton Grapes and Grape
gtos-de naples Silks Robes
Gauze Grape Lease Hdkfs Blue and Yellow Nankeens
suspenders, Sowing Cotton| first quality, &c.
and Tapes
ALso-1 case Ladies' superior LEGHORN FLATS, with
and without extra Gentemen's Leghorn, Man
la and palm leaf hats &c with his usual of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHOE THREAD.-3 cases Shoe THREADED various quail
ties.
FEATHERS AND FURs.-A quantity of live Geese
Feathe,s-and Furs of every description.
An, of the above articles will be sold at the most redu
ced prices JOSEPH PoGUE.
N. B He keeps on hand excellent assortment of
CLOTHS and CJaSSIeMERS
Which he determined to sell at the reduced prices
May S, 1926 Assn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
a f,f,frrO ~ Lr9CTOPE

.-AM
SG And number Of other buildings, on the east
sENsks@ side of the Brandy~ine Creek, about two ard
sk&A44a half miles from Wilmington, with II acres
Of land. The Factory is OF stone, built in 1914 beng o5
feet front by As feet deep four stories high besides base
men story, and two garnet hoors capable OF containing
5000 spndles with all the necessary preparatory machine
~; there are the premises six dwelling houses for
workmen, smiths shop, &c. There is an extensive
bleaching ground, with never failing spring Of fine water
the hill back which be carried by spouts entirely
it, and into the third story of the factory if desred
the property possesses half of the water power of the
Brandywne which much greater than what works
been rebuilt since the erection of the mill Inquire of
DAVID e WILSON, or
JOSEPH C. GILPIN
April %. 46-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-09

From the Providence r.. !. Journal, april 90.
We have the pleasure Of resumng the highly
interesting sketches Of aieeen, traveller in Europe,
who has obligipgly fu nshed us with some addition
al leaves from his manuscript The following is
connected wnh subjects OF practical importance
which are undergoing almost daily discussions and
will enable the reader, to form correct estimate oil
the progress and effect of these improvements in
Enpaud