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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-14
FARM FOR RENT, OR
TO BE SOLD ar PRIVaTE SALE.

rUyiE FARM handsomely situated ON the south side Of
Christina creek, formerly the ferry Newcastle hun
red, half mile below Wilmington containing AZ Of
land The improvements large brick house with
and large entry on the first floor and five
The seconds with large garrett brick stable sufficient
hold iorses--hay house, Sheds ice house, frame ene
men with 9 rooms tie first Aoor and three on the
second-kichen, SC. There is on the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing
keep dairy and attend market with vegetables, the
land is of the first quality for grass cultivation.
AS persons wishing 10 purchase will view the property,
it is unnecessary to say The terms will beeasy.
One half of the purchase money TO remain for two, three,
or four years, secured said property For terms
uure of THOMAS JAQUErT,
8 miles below Newcastle or Of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises
Dec. s, 1895 5-3mnf
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COURT OF CHANCERY
AND ORPHANS, COURT.

NOTICE hereby given that in obedience to Act Il
IN the General Assembly, entitled e further supple
ment to the act entitled act to alter the times IF hol
ing the Courts Of law and equity in this State passed
Dover the 9th day Of January 1896 The Court Chan
Gerry will be held the Town Of New castle in the County
OF Newcastle, Monday the 9Th day Il February next
and the Orphans Court of The SAID County will also be then
and there hedsnd all Bills, Answers, Pleas, Writs, Com
MISSIONS Orders AID other Processes relating any Suit
Appeal Decree, Petition other matter proceeding in
each Of the said Courts be then and there returned
DAVID PAINTER, Register in Chancerv
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk 0yphaas' Cunt
Newcastle, Jan 81, 1926 22-9t
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Grand Consolidated Lottery !;

ySOR Internal Improvement, Literature and Charities
Il for the benefit of Washington City, and tue States Of
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, North Carolina, and
Louisiana Authorised by acts Of Congress, and Of the said
States respectively. First Glass. To he drawn IN the
City Of Washington the day Of April, 1896.
Scheme Prize s60,000 of 40,000i Of 1000;
Of 20000 Of 5000; Of 10 1907 81 Of ,050 1876 of
500 $40 of 100; 1909 Of 10 1880 Of 90 1870 Prizes:
96g7o Blanks AZ, $40 Tickets.
This lottery formed ~ the ternary Formulation Of So
numbers. 10 determine the prizes therein, the SO Num-
bers from &c. inclusive, will be seyerally placed in
wheel the day OF drawing, and five Of them be drawn
and that ticket having IT, for its FORMULATION
bcs, tie Cd. 18th aud 5h drawn from the wheel, in the
der ~ which drawn will he entitled the pri1e of S600O0
Aud those five other tickets which shall have thcm
The prizes affixed TO them, respectively viz the Cd jh
and 4tl $4,000; 4th Sd and 5th to $4,000; 4h 9Th
3d. 20O00 5th 81 and 4h, to Is, O00 5h, thand
Sd, to 10,160.
An others, being 81, with three of the drawn numbers
on ,gem viii each be entitled to prize of 1000 dollars.
Tie 1856 tickets which shall have two Of the drawn
beers them and those two the 1s and ID, will each be
entitled TO plize of 500 dolla's
The $40 tickets which shall have two the drawn
ber on them and those the 81 and 3D. or the Sd and
4h, will each be entitled 10 prize Of 100 dollars.
All others, being 1902, having two IF the drawn num-
bers them will each be entitled 10 prize Of 40 dollars.
Aud those 1880 tickets which shall have but Of the
draw numbers them, viii each be entitled to prize OF
20 dollars.
No ticket which shalt have drawn prize Of 4 superior
denomination can be entitled TO an iieror prize.
Prizes payable 40 days after the drawing and subject 10
| the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
Whole Tickets $50. Shares il Proportion.
Orders for tickets shares will receive prompt attention
if addressed 70
Yates s M'Intyre,
Managers, No. %, Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Ian 1926.
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A FARM FOR RENT.

vESHE subscriber vii! rent the farm in Brandywiue hun
4 dred, where he resides AMI give possession
the 25th Of March next Said farm is situated Immediate
and contains I7S OF land, three fouhs Of which
arabic. The Improvements good stone DIS cling
house. stories high with three floor. and
stone Kitchen admns also two stories; new stone hsF,
carriage house, smoke house and spring house. There
also the premises, two young thriving orchards and
god fishery For terms, apply to A. HAMILTON, in WI
mngton, or on the premises, to
ROBERT HAMILTON.
Jan. IS, 1896. 20-tf
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DIR. G.. EREEAIAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR Lh'DI.d,E SPECIFIC

DIOR the cure Of colds, coughs asthnas, approaching
Il consnptons, and adseases Of tie breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. slalkct-sreet, Will
minSton, p-aMarc
TESTIMONIALS.
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NOTICE.

rSyiE coparnership of the undersigned, heretofore ira
4 ding under the firm of Kcaa g Uirer, at Canwelh
Bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware, has dissolved BY
agreement. All tbsc indebted to said firm, either BY
Bund, Note, Book account requested TO make in.
mediate payment to VIM kean at Mildletown--as in.
diligence need be expected. WIN KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER
AIiddetown, 10Th Dec, 1926. 9--2m
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MANTEn.

FEvIE sum Of SlTOC. for which ample Mortgage secure
Z IL will lie gwen. and lawful interest payable halt year
y For particulars inquire = bi-Ni IEhno,
il West near Third street.
WILMINGTON . mn / = 1896. 24--tf
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FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

v7VEN families Immediately wanted in Cotton Factory
a. Persons acquainted with the various branches Of spin
ming, and Power loom eaying preferred Apply for
further particulars, to JOHN RnISCKi.f2
Wilmington, Del Jan. 9, 1926. 3D.
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SJIERIEFS SALES,
Ry PETER q. DEL.7A'K, SsE3lFs.

be exposed pubic sale, attic house OF Peter Hen.
Erickson, Christiana hundred. Saturday the Ism OF
cbruary next, at ocecL r. NJ, all that certain plata
ton Of aod. particularly described as follows 10
situate lying and being 10 Chrlstiana hndTed' and
ocuny Of Newcastle, beginning a. an oc marked corner
popar tree stanGag BY the branch OF aitle tall on Mill
Greek, being tree Of lands o. John i.emdrcKson
and Jacob Slley, he1ce with the SAID Stey line south
sixty degrees west twen-seven peches aud eight
ienths, a marked corner walnut tree thence with
another Of said ey5 lines, south fourteen degrees. east
thirty eight perrhes TO old marked hickory tree
thence with another Of the said Seys lines, south nine
ceprees west nineteen perches and ent TO corner
one in line then with another OF said Sulleys tns
north eight degrees and halt, west fifty two perches and
nine tenths corner stone IL William Armstrong line
thence with hi, line North four degrees west seven pc
es and TENTH 10 corner stone OF the said Armstrong
lan, and also of another OF the said Jacob
sliliey; thence With the said Stleys ne and continuing
the hundred aud tsentyfour perches and
Ave tenths 10 another OF the said Smiley land
thence with another line thereof and OF Charles Sprngers
land south eighy-sN degrees. west one hundred and fly
eight perches and six ent to corner stohc N the SAID
Charles Sprngers line, being also corner OF Joseph
Soringers land thence with the SAID Joseph Sprlhsers
line north thr y.htce degrees, east twcntyx perches
and tenths to another stone saence VIII anoh-
Of the said Joseph Sprnger lines, nth eighty degrees
east thiry-!our perches, corner stone beng also
CORNER Of piece Of land which Christopher Springer sold
u his brother Charles Springer. and standing IN lane
theme with lire thereof north saYeny-e8h degrees,
west hundred AMI perches 70 corner III the SAID
lane thence north seyangt~o degrees east tltysS
petches; thence north fifty degrees and half east
,hirtyou peTche3 slone where an old corner
Spanish oak formerly stood, by branch OF the aforesaid
AilGleek, being also OF and winch John Ander-
~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ I'm, th,eon abnn, twelve nerches
a $500 ~ ,.,e. NH crLtvsix degrees east
= e"t 80 -, ~ s.tsrv CORNER az John
."ns ,a ,t,ca rth he same andhon,dinp
- 60 rI onI sfts t.o aerrhes IN lie
nsso' - MO- nns H., I,d ana tl;rtv t,ro
If land AID Tie nstal allowance or ROADS and high
Ways be the more or less -an' also the lower nlea-
io8. ei 10 the SAID William RnBgod, by john
Davis ard Eliza his wife by ndenture OF bargain and SALE
bearing date Vie eighth DAY Of January, eighteen hundred
and eteen, refclece being thereunto had will more
fully and 1T large appcattogeiher with all and singular
the ;mprove,e AID appuenances hereunto belonging
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NoNTINuEt TO leave the house ofGeneral James wolfe
u Hafavetie Hnel0 Wilmington, every day. at * 10 o.
clock Philadelphia returning leave the houses OF An
drew Oliver, Indian King Maket-steet, and DAVID Johns
white Horse Bank-s every day, at and ~ clock' iot
Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY CENTS.
Having first rate horses, good coaches and careful dri-
yers together w determination to conduct these lines
10 give general satisfaction induces the propretors to pre-
sumo on an increase of public patronage.
Passengers tur their convenience, will be taken up or
set down ii any part Of the city borough baggage at
the risk OF the owners. ANDREW OLIVER,
GENERAL j. WOLFE,
January 4th, 1895 proprietors.
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FOR RENT,

NJ 4 sssesson given on the 25h Of Sd mo. (March)
"A mex, HE HOUSE and STORE, with The stablng,
Garage House Gamers and lot q ground, situated at the
Head f Saasafras a, present the occupancy Of Aaron
oan;el rur ,t-as apoly 10 DAVID SMYIH,
No. 60, Market ST. Wilmington.
~, l6--tf
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-12-12
COUNTY POST.
LITCHFIELD, DECEMBER ~, 1895
Iotthe Editor of the County Post -,

Iosthe Editor Of the County POST ia. IA,
SIR-It has been reported that the
Hon. ORANGE MERWINa has been left
out of the nomination. for Representative to
Congress from this County attthe next Elec-
ton, and ANSEL STERLING, Esq. put in
his place ;--if this is the fact, please to inform
the public, and the reasons ifany can be given
why it has been done,a believe such a meas
ure will not be approved Of by very large
majority of the people of'this County,
e And You will oblge A FARMER
Dec. 10. y ssee-s pig .8ssg
Tits fact that MIR Sterling is considered the
regular candidate for Member TO Congress at
the next election. but why he is brought for
ward instead of Mr. Merwin we are unable to
saw we trust some of our friends will enlight-
en- us upon the subject.-Eds.I asE
We are by no means disposed to enter into
a controversy with the editor Of the Connec-
ticuE Courant. In the NOTICE we took OF an
article in his paper. few weeks since. we teit
disposed to treat Mr.. G.. with all that respect
which his character as man and an editor
Justly entities him to; We then expected ne
would renlv 10 our structures, and have not
bee, disappointed, excepting in the manner in
which he has seen fit to notice our. course.
His severe slants upon US for yielding warm
snnport to the national administration will not
induce rs to shift our ground and join the OPP
position. The general government neeus nor
our feeble support to recommend ltseil 10 ev-
cry real patriot ard were we enlisted among
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-12-12

At New Preston, by the Rev. "A. Board
man on the day Of Thanksgiving in the meeting
house, Rev. Bfrdseye Gibbs to Miss Selome
Bishop. aas AFt. ~, e .3rG &
In New-Prestons MFR. Elisha Cogswell to
Miss Lucy Ann Perkins. Mr.. Albert Brown
to Miss L,lcretia Cogswen. Ansong Brown to
Almeda Wooden, .,..
M a7 died ~ re. 49,, ,safs,,e.s
'sInthis town, on the ssth ult. widow Tenn
perance Swan aged &c.. ,gSs$ eass gtst,sy,-
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COM. O., II. PERRY.

The United States Sloop Of War .Lexing-
ton, Capt. Shubrick, arri.ed at Newport, r..
I. on the morning of the s8th ult. hearing the
remainsof the late Com. o. HI. Perry, the gal
liant Hero of Lake Erie, wi o fell al victim to
the killing atmosphere of Trinidad, in the year
1919, whilst engaged in diplomatic mission
TO the South american Provinces The re-
mains were to have been inferred at Newport
% Ss a at ses ab @ I beer
brought to repose with his colintrymen and
kindred, instead of sleeping in land Of foreign
ers and strangers. s@ f3'1 ,@,ss
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N. Y. Court "a Ouer and Iermmer.

~. y. Courtof Oyer and .Iermmer.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer have
for the present concluded their labour tie.
jury having pronounced verdict of gully
on tie parties last trieds y.fs b
Judge Edwards began his charge to the
Jury in the case of the persons indicted for
conspiring to defrand the1.ife and Fire
Company Fulton and Morris Canal Banks,
at eleven o'clock Friday morning. He re-
capitulatedg the testimony that had been
given, and stated the law applicable to the
case, and finished aslittle before two intlse
afternoon. The jury were then sent out,
taking with them the. books and papers Of
fered iu evidence, one of them remarked
to the court as they left the hall, that so
scrupulohsly had the members Of the jury
observed the injunctions.o of the courtnot to
converse with any Que, or with cach other,
in relation to the guilt or inoccncesof the
parties while the trial was going on. no one
jurynfan knew the sentiments q. another
on the matter at issue. After an interval
of about three hours,the judge was notified
that the jury had agreed. The court was
Immediately re- organized, the jury came in,
the parties being all present, when their
foreman A. S, Norwood pronounced the
verdict Of gMilty, against all the defendants,
namely, JacoJ Barker, Tho Kcrmi!yea,
George w. Bro,ca,. Mark Spencer, Mat
then IL. Dapis. They were then poiled
for the defendants seyerally, and the re-
plies were unanimously Guilty. The SEN
tence will,probably NOT be pronounced un-
til after the next term Of the Supreme court
to be holden at Albany in February next.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -
saa LIvERrooL, o ct. 28. 2
| Our letters arc from Malta and Messina,
of the 18th to the 25th Sept. Tho follow
ing aie extracts
MALTA, Sept. 18th. &
p "There is great lack Of news from the
westward, at this place. From what I can
collect it would appear that the Turkish
feet is up the Dardanelles, where II is
likely to remain, owing to the late massa
ere of the Janissaries at Constantinople,
by the Sultan, and Ito the plague which. is
raging, in that city. The whole of the
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NOT'I..CE.

THE. Assessors and Board of Relief Of the
Town Of Litchfield will meet at the
County House on the 9th inst. at one o'clock
pm. to make the abatcmcnts on the polls,
as the law requires. A'@ 4ixg 5ssssy
a Eitchfcid, Dec. 8. 4Th- 26
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,STR.AYEDs

LyROM a drove, from the turnpike gate in
-. Watertswn. a fat COW about nine or
ten years ofnage, reddish-bF0wn colour,
high horns, with some white upon her back,
and white belly ,---Any person giving inforpna-
ti0n where she may be found shall be suita-
bly, rewarded by the subscriber. 9ss
~ sos s. ADRIAN sHOTCHKISS.
Cornwall, Dee IS, 18a6. " asjs &c
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Prices in Neac- York. Clover seed j. Z. l-c
to cts. pr. H.. Coffee from is 10 16 doe
sGax seed |. IS pr. bush.---four from sic to
500 pr.. bl.--wheat from ,9gto 1,04 pr. bush.
Corn northern, rs, do.--Souttern SO 90.
peas. 80 'do.--O Oats, - to as dos---hops. =
pr. B.--plaster Paris 500 pr. tcn.--Butter.
t5to ~ pr h. Cheese. TO 10 Dol =
rs O slos--Hams.l0 TO IL tlo.--4Reefs prime,
Les 10 4,50 pr bk--Mess, $50 60 3s75 do.
Pork. prime, 7.OO, to 7s25,--mess, n 90 to
11,s5.--Tallow; IS cts. pr. lb-- Candles II ets.
do.--L.iye feathers SO cts. do Cidef LIS for
common, 1920 for cured. Wool. IS low, Nlll
blood nleripo Al 81 =, 40 cts: pr. lbsss
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Mr.. SW,ra,t 1~ ~
SIR-I this fall made a visit of two or three
weeks at New-Yofk. Adew days previous
thereto, DIR. Able called on me and proposed
that should take a part in medical institt,-
ton, that he and Others were about to establish
in this town, to which | not only did not give
my assent, but expressly declined having any
thing to, do with it. When returned found
in your paper a circular address, to which my
name was affixed, and that without my con-
sent or even knowledge Therein is stated
''that Messrs. Sheldon, Able, and Russell,
will give =. lectures upon the theory, and
practice Of physic, &c.. In, the interview
with, DIR. Able before went to N. York, he
proposed the same,s but L declined in the
most decided manner, having my name con-
nccted with the institution. ~ aas @
On seeing the circular wrote paragraph
very similar 10 the above, and handed to Mr..
Smith for publication. DR.. Able saw it at
the Office and expressed dissatisfaction in hay-
ing il published lin that form. To crafty him
and fafnilyI altered.it and inserted short
paragraph, principally written by himself In
the next paper under the signature Of J.
Barnes, was published what is there called an
explanation. Mr.. Barnes the signer of the
circular, also the signer Of the above mention
ed piece,is a brother-in-law of Dr.9Abbc-.
he and Mr.. Russel am entirely unacquaint-S
ed with-nor had I words conversation
with them on the, subject, or with Mr.. Brace
previous to the circular publication. !. ~.
iQH7@e ~ DANIEL SHELDON.
st itcl,Eald naea 5fl, goa gfss 49, sst&f
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principal officers are in tents within lI,a
Scraglio. Nnd che Banner of the Pronhne
rena'ns unfurlcd, as a reaction Is exnect.
ed throughout the whole country, and Inc
fate of the Sultan threatens to he the sarne
ssthat Of MuStaphaan Selim, when thew
made the same bold attempt TO put down
their masters. MahOmct Ali seems to be
in complete pother; his finances grow
more and more scanty: his Egyptians and
Arabs refuse going TO the slaughier-house
in Greece, and have abandoned the harvest
Of cotton and grain, and fed 10 retreats in
The interior. At the same time Ibrahim is
inactive in the Morea the desperate de-
fence Of Missolonglli has taught him that
something more tn IN threats is necessary.
and since that action he has done nothing
of consequence,
What favorable opportunity is this
Tor the Greeks-what dcpravity in their
pseudo friends to let pass this opportunity,
bus SO it isl
ssss-s 80 - MALTA, Sept. 16.
We have received letters from Messi-
ma, stating the conduct Of the government
officers there. towards some gentlemen
travelling in the British yacht Unicorn.
One Of them, Mr.. Hesketh, had been at
this port, where he obtained pratique, the
yacht not having a bin of health, and had
returned to Messina.. Having some LETT
tiers and papers to send on board, he went
to tho health Office. on the 9th inst. and
having obtained permission from one Of the
magistrates to hand them into the yachts
market, boat, he placed them on the CEN.
try's lance, when another magistrate jumps
cd forward and seized them. They have
not been sent on board the yacht, although
application was made for them, and she
(the .yach.) remained at Messina till the
evening Of the 9th. We are not informed
ofthe steps which Mr.. Barker, the British
resident consul, may have taken, but GER,
tainly a more insolent, understandable act.
was never heardof, except among barbara
ans or banditti !: but in truth the Neapoli-
tan government is made up of these two
precious ingredients. 80 a -.
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MARRIED

Litchfeld, Decs 5th, 1898. y /
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-02
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!

TIME subscriber, DESTROYS in future to conduct orya
Lottery business and anxious to dispose OF the va
rous articles which he has hand unconnected with
that ne respectfully socts his fellow citizens and the
public generally to call at his Lottery Office, and en-
brace the opportunity for bargains which his present
affords. Ills stock consists OF the follow
ing articles
Watches, seals, keys and chains
Pistols, dirks and Spanish knives
Breast pins, plated casters, and penknives
Ladies' clasps, waist buckles, hooks and eyes
Reticules and clasps
Ear rings and necklaces of various patterns
Large and small size Tortoise shell combs
Large and small do mock do do
Handsome pocket books Of various patterns
Scissors, superior azors, and silver spectacles
Gentlemen's pocket combs andcigar cases
Do hair stocks, stfers and patent supendcrs
Looking glasses, bread trays, and small size waters
Dnsting, hearth, clothes, and hair brushes
Silver eyed needles, silver and common thimbles
Sun glasses, pencil cases, lead pencils and shaving
soap
Masonic aprons and handsome prints
Durable ink and playing cards
Fancy baskets Cologne water, &c.
ALso-Gentlemen's black and drab beaver hats
Do do do fur do
Mems fur and wool hats
Children's fur and wool do
Those who feel disposed to make purchases, are as
sured that each and all Of the above articles will be sold
at the most reduced cash prices.
jan31 JOHN H. RUNNELLS.