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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-01
NOTICE.
Important 10 Farmers, Tavern Reefers, (artmsh,
79-Snn

Emporium IS TUMcTSs [dUrfH heefefS, CuTtMenI
Tramtters and EconomisfS IN general.
The advantages derived from used as feed for hOr.
ses cattle and even sheep, has long been proved and
knowledged by experienced agrculurass in Europe and
many parts of America be very great. II has pecp
fitness for horse not only because it much cheaper
hay, but it at them against hesves, bolts, end
founders; three destructive diseases which hoses
are liable, and which often destroy them in the midst Of
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishing
cess in fattenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in Con-
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommended and
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
M ssachuses. Sheep also do well, fed straw prep&r
ed in the ordinary way for horses These and many
other successful experiments have been made by enter
prsing farmers; while aborng under all the dsad
vanages arising from the want of easy and eectal
method Of cutting the The Importance Of the sub
ect has long time called upon the genius of both Europe
and Anerica to supply the public with expeditions
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been made,
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense have
been exhlbied of which have done honor to the
Inventors, but in general have fallen Short in utility, of the
old Dutch Snibox, so called
But the public invited to call and view for them-
selves,
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE,
which confidently think far exceeds every thing rhc
purpose before exhibited both it respects simplicity,
Icheapness of construction andSase of operation.
1t has been in in Massachusetts six years and CONS
mands universal appreciation II is lately patented by
Giles Dayton, the inventor of whom the subscriber has
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending,
in the state of Delaware and has also the agency, by
virtue of power of attorney from said Patenee to sell
the above right to any person persons in the couniieso
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Northampton
the state Of PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM EYES
| June 10, 1829-ly Near New Castle.
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Cheap Goods for Cash.

The subscriber keeps constantly hand assortment
of seasonable wooden and cotton goodsaso, groceries,
hardware, crockery ware, drugs paints oils &c and hopes
TO merit continuation of public patronage
W. .WC.aULLEY.
Brandywne Village,
near the Mills and Bridge, mo /, 1922 59-3mp
N. B large lot of sd Tow Linen, at a lou price.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Benjamin Brown,
late of the Borough of Wilmington, decd. requested
to make Immediate payment and those having claims, to
present them properly attested for settlement, to
July 81, 1922 JOHN BROWN, & I s1,.,
59-5m SAMUEL BROWN, '1" %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-01
SHERIFFS SALES.
BY DAVID C. WILSON, Surp,v

by virtue Of Writ of vend. exponas to me direc,o,
Epwl be exposed TO Public Sale at the house of ,o
Crow, New Castle,) in New Castle hundred on Nond
the 4th day of November next, at 9 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described Lands and Tenements sib,,,
lying and being in the hundreds of Chritana and New
Castle and County OF New Caste.--No. l. lot on Wa
Street in the Town of New Castle running TO low Va
tiers Mark, with Two Story frame House and frame Sta.
bic thereon No. @ lot on Water Street, adjoining NJ
l, running to low Waters Mark, with frame House bar
on, adj ing lands Of Thomas Janver and othes-No
lot the Corner of Market and Water Streets in tb
Borough of Wilmington, adjoining lands of William War
ner and others, with Two Story Brick Tavern House AMI
frame Shop thereon.-Sezed and taken in execution a.
the property of Thomas &. Cable.
new castle, OCTOBER 10, 1872. 89-4t
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NOTICE.
NIL persons indebted to the estate of ENOC MOORE
deceased respectfully requested to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the estate will
present their accounts properly attcsted, to
WILLIAM & NATHANIEL MOORE, Adn'rs.
Wilmington, October Ia, 1872. 8O-et
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NOTICE.

NO HUN,
THOMAS LEA of Bramlywinc hundred, Newcastle county
and State OF Delaware having the 18th ofthc 9th Month
1922 executed assignment of bis property Real and Per
sona to the subscribers in trust for the benefit of all his
creditors, they therefore requested present Their
accounts properly attested and all who indebted will
please to make payment the subscribers. The books
will be kept at TArSAL & PRIcr's, Brandywine.
WILLIAM WARNER, }
EDWARD TATNAL, .qssienees.
JAMES PRICE,
9th Mo. 18th, 1892 7e-tf
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by virtue of Writ of vend exponas to me directed
Swil be exposed to Public Sale at the house Of John
Grow, (New Castle) in New Castle hundred, on Monda,,
the 4th ay of November next, o'clock p NJ the fo
lowing described one equal and undivided half part of
Plantation or Tract of land situate lying and being in The
hundred of Brandywine and County OF New Castle bon
ded by lands of Robert Forwood Thomas Babb jerem;,
ah Hsrker and Others with large two Story Stone Dwe
hug House thereon erected, containing by computation
tree hundred acres more ess-Seized and taken N
xecution as the property Of Jesse Harris
New Castle, October IL, 1922. 8o-At
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seY virtue of Writ of evra facias to me directed ul
ABbe tosed to Public Sale, at the house of Eli Lam
born, Wilmington, in Christiana Hundred on SATURDAY. th
I'd day Of November next, at O'Clock, r. NJ all thai Inf
or piece Of land situate lying and being in the hundred Of
Chrstiana and County of New Castle. in the Borough Of
Wilmington, bounded by French Street. between Broad
and Hanover Streets with Three Story Brick House ami
Kitchen thereon erected containing by computation one
Thousand hundred and eighty five feet Of land more
or ls@ Seized and taken in execution the property Of
Joiin Sperey.
New Castle, October IS, 1922. S2-4t
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A NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate Robert Gin dec
late of Mill Creek hundred requested make imme-
date payment, and those having claims to present them
properly atte. ted, for settlement, to
JAMES GIFFIN, Fxc'r.
oct' ~, 1872 S0-12p
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-25
From The Near York .4merieol. I

We have been favoured by friend
with files of Havana papers 10 the Sd
inst. received by the brig Delegate,
Capt. Lewis. They contain nothing of
any interest, unless il be the cores
pondence between Capt Warren, of
the British trigate Seringapatam, and
the Spanish authorities. In his commu-
nications, Capt. Warren states his orders
to be: generally, the suppression Of the
piracies on the coast of Cuba, for which
purpose he offers the cooperation of
his force. The Spanish commander of
the Marine, in reply, acknowledges the
receipt from the Spanish government,
OF orders 10 pursue efficient measures
to extirpate the pirates who infest the
coast of Cuba and states, that, in exc
cution of these orders, he had, in con-
junction with the Governor OF Havana,
lifted cut, in the month oil October, an
expedition of a brig, two schooners, and
five launches, aided by land force of
10 infantry and 10 cavalry, with Or
ders to scour the coast rs far as Cape
Antonio, and annihilate the nest Of pi-
rates in that quarter; which service,
according to the Spanish GOVERNOR of
Havana, has been efectually performed,
and be congratulates the English cap
tain thereon, our own experience to
the contrary notwithstanding. The
cooperation of the English force, how
ever, is willingly accepted, and plan
Of action suggested, in which il is pro-
posed to scour the bays and inlets with
the small boats of the combined marine
force, while the large vessels are en-
gagged in intercepting the pirates who
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-25
From the Boston Centinel.l
LIBEL CASE.
WASHINGTON. DEC. Ia.

On Monday the trial of Mr.. Joseph
T. Buckingham, indicted for publishing
in the Galaxy an alleged libel on Rev.
John N. Maffit, commenced before the
Municipal Court. Counsel for the de-
PENDANT, Mr.. Hooper, of this city, aud
Mr.. Hallett, Of Providence. On motion
of the counsel for the defendant for per-
mission to give the truth Of the allega-
tons in evidence, the County Attorney,
J. L. Austin, Esq. consented to the per-
mission. But Judge Quincy remarked,
that if the defendant could not demand
the permission as a right, it was not
competent for the County Attorney to
grant il at pleasure. The learned Judge
then entered very fully into she subject
of the liberty of the press, guaranteed
by our constitutional liberty which he
maintained in all cases of Indictment for
printing libel, secured to the defen-
dant the right to give the truth of the
allegations in evidence. After an able
disquisition upon the point, he ruled
that the defendant had a right to give
the truth in evidence. Such, it is un-
derstood, will be the practice in this
Court for the future. BY this decision
his Honor has conceded to the defen-
dant only the same right which the
new constitution in Connecticut, and
the late amendments of tie constitution
in New-York, secured to citizens of
those States. There were then exam
ined, two witnesses for the defendant.
and six for the prosecution. This ex-
animation occupied the whole day.
In the evening the counsel on both
sides were heard, and then the Court
adjourned Yesterday morning Judge
Quincy submitted the cause to the jury
in an eloquent and impressive charge.
He divided the charges in the alleged
libel into FIVE, viz.----l. Accused Mr..
Maffit Of falsehood. g. OF infdelity.---
3. Of betraying confidence. A. Of rid
iculing persons who came to the altar.
8. Of light, loose, and lasciviow be.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-25
Second Session.

THURSDAY, DEC. l2.-Mr. Rodney laid the
following resolution on the table for considera-
ton -
RESOLVED, That the Committee on the Ju-
dietary be directed to Inquire into the expedi-
ency of continuing in force the Act, entitled
An Act to protect the commerce ofthe United
States, and to punish the crime of piracy; !"
and also of making such further provisions on
the subject as may be deemed proper for the
security of Our commerce, and the punishment
of the offence.
MIR. Peasants, from the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, reported the following bill, which
was twice read, by general CONSENT
BE II enaeted, &c. That, for the purpose of
enabling the President Of the United States to
afford more efficient protection to the COM
merce of the United States, from the depreda-
tons Of pirates in the Gulf of Mexico and
the West-lndian Seas, the sum Of dol
lars is hereby appropriated, to be paid out Of
any money in the treasury, not otherwise APP
propriate9; which sum shall be used By the
President in providing such an additional force
as IN his Judgment shall be best calculated to
answer the end aforesaid.
Accompanying this bill, Mr.. Peasants laid
before the Senate communication from the
Secretary OF the Navy to the chairman Of the
Naval Committee, furnishing estimates of the
additional force deemed necessary for the sup
preston OF piracy, and the expense thereof.
The Secretary having the concurring opinion
OF the Navy Board in its favour, recommends
an additional force, of
First, Steam Boat of 80 to 100 tons to car
~ two Is Founders, and two IL Founders, up
on travelling carriages, SO as to FIRE from any
part of the vessel.
Second, 10 fast-sailing Schooners, of as. to
60 tons burthen, to draw not more than to 7
feet water; each to be armed with one long
II or Is FOUNDER, mounted on circle, with
two 12-ponnd carronades; with the necessary
number of small-arms, to row from 20 TO "a
sweeps; and,
Third, 5 light double Bank Cutters, each to
row 20 oars, and adapted to carry 40 men,
well armed with muskets, pistols, boarding
pixies, cutlasses, sc. Adj. to Monday.
MONDAY, DEC. 16.-Mr. D'Ivolf introduced
bill allowing drawback on the exporta-
ton of cordage manufactured in the United
states from foreign hemp.
A desultory debate arose on motion of Mr..
Barbour to substitute the bill of the Senate on
the subject of piracy for that which was re.
ceived from the House, in which the mover.
MI. Brown, Mr.. Chandler, and Mr.. Holmes
took part. The motion was lost, % to Is, and
the bill from the House passed without amend
ment, and was returned.
TUESDAY, DEC. 17.-Several bills, both of a
publick and private nature, were taken up
and disposed Of, but no business of general i'm
potance occupied the attention of the Senate.
wEDNEsDAY, DEG. 18.--Mr. Ware submit
ted the following resolution -
Resolred, That the Military Committee in-
quire into the expediency of providing by law
for the final settlement of the militia claims of
the State of Georgia, for services rendered
under orders Of the President. of the United
States, during the years 1892, 1898, and 1894
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gress."
From The New-Yorl Statesman, Dec. 49,
From Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, DEC. Ia.
"The President having started the
question, and it being understood that
majority of the Committee on Manufac-
lures are in favour of Manufacturers
Tariff, we shall probably have one.
Should il be SO, it is probable the Com
mittee of Ways and Means will not sur
render their well-established right to
report all bills relating to the revenue.
This collision may leave this subject at
the end of the session as it now stands.
The above is copied from the Mer-
camille Advertiser of this morning. We
are inclined to believe the writer is nor
very well informed as to the prevailing
opinion at Washington on the subject Of
"a revision of the Tariff; and we he.
that subject considered of sufficient
importance to merit particular rec
ommendation TO the attention of Con-
gress in the annua! message of the Pres
ident, is not to be shuified of in the
manner intiInated by the 7letter-wrfter.
If il be a fact, and we believe that all
classes, including both merchants and
manufacturers, agree that it is, that the
present tariff requires revision and alter
alton, then the subject ought to be TAX
en- up and discussed with caImness and
deliberation, free from all bias for any
particular interest, and with reference
only TO the general good.
A daring attempt was made ON the
night of the 18th inst. 60 rob the north
ern mail, about seven miles from Pc
tersburg, Va. Logs were placed in the
road TO stop the stage, and three men
made their appearance one, distinctly
seen to be white man, presented a
double barrcled gun at the driver, cali
ing upon him to deliver the mail-the
driver replied that he would do so, if
he would spare his life---a second went
to the door of the stage, and third
took his station behind. At this crisis.
the driver, with great presence of mind,
caught the gun, aud as the Fobber strug-
gled to draw the gun back, struck him
over his face with his whip this gave
him time to apply the whip to his hors-
es, and by going in full speed about two
miles, he saved the mail. Two passen-
gers were in the stage at the time, but
unarmed. From the isht reflected by
the lamps, the driver was enabled to see
the face of the robber, who is known
TO him, and confident expectations are
entertained that he will be apprehend-
ed IN. Y. .America7.
The National lntelligencer states, OFT
the authority of gentleman of Balti-
more, who has arrived at the seat of
government from Spain, that Mr.. Oba-
diah Rich, Consul of the United States,
at Valencia, has got possession of the
original manuscript of Columbus's ac-
count of his first voyage to America
1t is TO be translated and published in
English and in Spanish--afler which. it
is expected the original will be trans
mitted for deposit in the Capitol, or a.
mong the archives of the United States.
From the Boston Centinel.1
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led, and the nation should generally
think he deserved bis fate, he would
have an irresistible claim to the post of
Chairman of the Committee of Foreign
Relations, at the next meeting of Con-
gress."
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-12-25
u. S. CONGRESS.
Ssrenieenth Congress. Second Session.
IN SENATE.

eA L.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Molasses.
Teas and Salt.

Teas and Salt.
ccEIvED per sloop Henry, 1900
X Sa.beIs Of ground alum salt
y o o,,ssts s boxes OF Hyson 4. Y. Hyson
. If shs Hilan and Rose in bloom
Sattinets
Russia sbeetings q
Ravens duck ,,.,.
;an4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
For Amsterdam:
First hprillg Shipl

.SA> The well known superior copper
49, fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN, Wilisam Crobtree Jr. Master, burthen
about GOO Hhds: three fourths OF her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on freight. Apply TO-
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Captain Ctabtree will continue 10 attend
to the concerns Of his Shipping friends--
any propsrty entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to-.
p dec 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Removal.

~ WARD has removed from Ocoquan
~. ~ his former residence, two miles
South, where travellers will be at
''| 1.-THE Editors ofthe National lntelli-
r.O W. viii publish the above three times
s.S send their account to this Office for
ny Jan 4-6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
For Darlen.
For Freight,

For FrclSnt,
AX. The superior sch. GREEN, Sam.
@ Sumbard, master, bur.hen 1000 bis.
now in complete order for the reception OF
cargo TO any port in the West lndies, or
Brazil. Apply TO I. II. HoWLAND,
/ Who has Just received for sale,
70 boxes mould candles, SIMPSONS brand,
SO do Spermaceli do Swans patent DO
bale. Lisbon floor and entry mats
l2 mo 16 ot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
A Quarterly Meeting,

nF the Alexandria Independent Blues,
Twin be held at The court house on Sat
urday evening next, at hall pas. s o clock.
The members will bear in mind that upon
Ibis occasion the annual election tor non
commissioned officers, secretary and
treasurer, will take place. By order OF the
captain. j. IA. SMOoi oee !.
received. Jan 2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
SALES By AUCTION.
On TUESDAY n ExJ'
NyiLL be cold without reserve: One
~ Negro Gri, FIST Tats house ser.
want, aged about Is years.
First rate work Horses.
lar A @
Public Sale.

i NDER the authority oi ! deed Of trust
~ frons Adam Lynn, 10 secure 4 debt
que % reter Wise, the subscriber will Of.
.sr st public sale ON the premi.es, On
tuesday. the 9Th dsy Of January nexi. az
y O'Clock . two story brick tenement
and lot Of ground on the south side Of King
street. between ST. Asapb snd Pitt street.
now occupied by John B. Hsnmatt. Tho
lot on which the said tenement stands 8
Y ieei in front. and extends southwark II
dep'h 1861 feet. Terms made known e
place Of sale. q
THOMAS WHITE, Trussee. =
dec. ~
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Ran Away

CRou . Kan Away
L D.sl0e Subscriber, on the 28th oil
Bs,'enoer, last, an apprentice to the
hes, ns% sS making aud Trimming bust
Years ed John c. Row aged about 90
ny Os,.. lawful reward viii be given 10
OF ODDS p Si Ihat will return said apprentice
gan Ann AIM 10 any Jail so that get him
ttAer b.,t l persons are forewarned against
Ps6l ~'0Of'ng or employing him Of thei.
Jana E. P. TAYLOR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
$4,000

nave ten TO fifteen thousand dollars
3 s,S, Georgetown Importing 4 export,
1 o. S, sS / wish to dispose Of l will sell
lng ow s.S or ON credit of to 10 years
= lOl .SSonb,ed landed or other security. or
~ S Saa i for property. Those disposed
sic d..I iSr any part of this stock, will call
% u.a OSce. Bridge street Georgetown.
''u' O' R0MULUS RIGGS.
~. If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Employment.

Employment.
XN7ANTED two steady well behaved
wv lads. Ia years OF age, as apprenti-
ces TO the Hatters trade.
Two. active boys about the same age.
who have manly spirit above being idle
on shore, and wish to become respectable
Seaman, can have births on board OF
good ship engaged in the trade to South
America and Europe. Boys who baye
regularly attended the Sunday or Lancast-
er Schools, and recommended by their
teachers, will meet with every sncour-
agement. =. Wlfi
Presid't B. T. Of the Poor.
dec qS st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension Of
W anegro woman, by the name OF
Kittg,

but assumes the name Of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me in
the month of October, she is a spare and
thin yisage woman, OF common height, a
dark mula,to about s6 years,of age, for.
merly the property of John Stewart, OF
Frederick County Md She is uncommon
ly artfuI, and no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely TO be about Alex
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken y
brought home, or secured in lall so that
/ gel her again. VIM. BECKHAM.
dec 3 3tawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04
Tom Fuller is Gone !!
$50 Re1cnrd

N7fLL be given fol the apprehension
w Of Tom Fuller. a cofoured man.
purchased la.eIy from Mrs, Summers OF X-
lexandriai be Is black. and aged about so
years; has .fres wife 10 said city, near
Legs tavern,--
4 stout, tall, nell made man,
understand something Of the tanning bv
siness, is.well known 10 AIexsndria. TIE
above reward will be paid on his delivery
70 Capt. O.W. Calls At Barnaby 10 Md. IS
at Greenwood, Prince William Go. Va.
VIM. DABNY.
BY bis agent &
3. W. CAELlS. 81
, dec IL Iaw4w
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Blank Cooks and Stationary
Articles.

lust received and for sale by
~ ANDR. II. KENNEDY.
complete assortment oil ledgers; jour
nails and day books; letter, invoice, blank
aud mem. books of every size and variety,
faint lined anG plain.
Record books OF every description,
80 Gross Bennett boards,
1900 lbs Band box do
F. Cap writing paper. Nos. | 2&s3.
5. fine quarto post, gllt& coloured,
Hot pressed 4. plain, S. fine
playing cards,
Paper hangings, of new patterns, with a
general assortment of other goods 10
bis line. M s,s
n. B. A. T. Kennedy is constantly sup
piled with all the new publications OF me,
rit. Every description of Am. school
books by the doz. al liberal discount for
cash.
ian 8 1aw3w