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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-05
The ike has never been seen by the
oldest luha hiYantS III Paiibothra

| The ike has never been seen by the
oldest inhabitants oil Paibothra.
A Calcutta price current OF April %.
| remarks. Cotton is falling IN price. both
here and IN the interior: we have heard
OF nc sales OF consequence, since orr last:
at Mizrspore, on the 10th. new CUfchou-
"a had declined TO 1873 per local maud,
and at Bogwangolah, on the goth, new
Cutchoura, was stated at I4-8 l4-i2 !;
sales. during, the week, $500 maunds of
which 1000 were for this port stock 25,-
600. The small quantity OF indigo that
remains in the market, maintains fully the
prices that it did through the season, (price.
quoted l45 to 240l: we know OF sale of
bhangulpoor, about 100 mds. at 24O, and
OF about $50 mixed, at 2I0, all in bond;
the Arabs and Portuguese are in market.
/ Saitpetre and sugar are not much in de-
mand, (tormer is quoted al 3rs. 4as. a 5
a. Piece goods continue in good request,
but we have no alterations to state in price
we heard OF a,sale of spelter, two days
ago, about ZOO mds. at 1894 but the de-
mand has rather declined since. Price of
dis. 225 per loo
Capatulatson Of The Citidel of Athens.
Athens, June FL.
The capitulation agreed upon between
the plenipotentiaries of the Provisional SUI
preme Government of Greece, the Coun-
sellers of Athens, and the Commanders OF
the Turks. besieged in the Citidel of A
thens, which, reduced by the Greeks to
the last extremity, sent Deputies TO pro-
pose to capitulate.
!. The Turks shall deliver their arms
TO 'he Greeks without any reserve
9. The Greeks shall preserve with all
their power, the honor and lives of the
Turks
3 Each Turkish family shall take their
effects, beds, clothes, &c
4. Of he gold, silver. pearls and jew
els, the Turks shall keep half of all that
belongs TO them. excepting such as may
have been taken from the christians.
S. All he Turks who wish to remain in
Athens will be granted the right of resi-
denCe, and for all who wish to pass to A.
STA, the Grecian Govt. will procure Euro
pean vessels TO convey them, and pay and
provision them.
Signed with 22 names.
A letter from Malaga. dated Aug. 2, says
--'' Our fruit will be small this year, and
not near so good as that OF the last, as the
crop of wine will be but about half what
is customarily made. The grapes, il is
thought, will be good The affairs of
Spain are in bad situation, and fear
civil war;
The Instruction in the mountains of
Ronda, continued at the last dates Tho
represented as contemplate, it bad exist
ed Tor several days, and done some mis-
chief; but it was predicted to be near its
end
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-05
DIED..

At Spadre Bluff, Arkansas Territory, on
Thursday, the lst of August, after short i'll
ness, Colonel MATHEW Lyon, U. S. Factor
for the Cherokee nation on the Arkansas, aged
rs years.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-05

OCT. 9.
No arrivals. Wind N. N. W.
SAILED
Schr. Dash, Cunningham, Maranham
Schr. Little Charles, Griggs, Curri,uck
Steamboat Potomac Jenkins, Norfolk,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
? BY Authority of the State Of Delaware.
Deza,Care State Lottery.
For the completion of ST. PETERS Church,
In the Borough OF Wilmington.

A majority of the Managers authorised by Law OF
the State of Delaware passed I'd of Feb last for the above
lauabe purpose having contracted for the to effect
the object Intended becomes the duty OF the subscribers
who the contractors, to solicit public encouragement and
patronage and to respectfully state the basis which they
found their hope of both.
The citizens of Delaware generally were never very
willing to countenance Lotteries, had they much
Involvement to do for independent of other feelings
and dispositions, the management of them, to say the least
was not the best and the very few schemes presented for
public appreciation predcaed and conducted, on the
old tedious and desnltoy plan, liable error, and very
susceptible OF offering temptation to arttu, unpnnclpled
men, who might have charge control of the Wheels in.
dependent of the consumption Of time frequently pro.
raced from month to month"; and in from year
to year.
But ne4y era in the application of an old principle, like
that Of sean has commenced Philadelphia in the draw
ing OF STATE LOTTERIES by which any lottery mode of
sotedge, may be concluded in fre minutes, without the
possibility of mistake, by the powerful combination Of fig
On ths principle the Union Canal Lottery of Penn
sylyana,-firs Class New Series, drawn the 18th
day of Feb last the presence of thousands of spec
fortune of 4060 tickets declared to be decided by
operation of fve duraona general shout of APP
plaise foowedsch is mans anxious desire to dUsid In
ge,iag SUSPENSE and the agony Of Delay
For Hope deferred maketh the heart sick" In fact,
apparent the valIe, caour, and uneIng exped-
tion of the mode, that its march popularity
equal to its velocity and in atew days the manager Arch-
bald Minre, Esq publicly advertised that all the tickets
~ the Second Glass, New Series sold And be
eve when the citizens of Delaware witness the Drawing
OF the First cass,New series, ofthe DELAWARE STATE
LOTTERY, era similar result will take place. Fthe de-
slrabe object contemplated be realized; and great
portion Of existing prejudices be removed
HOPE & Go.
.4cang Managers, No %, Market 81 WIAsagton DEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
Commercial Bank Of Delaware.

The Stockholders Of the Commercial Bank Of Della
ware arc mi fned that the General Assembly Of this State
at Their last session enacted Law the 9th day of Feb
ruay last past 70 enable the President, Directors, and
ompany Of the Institution, 70 close the Of the
Bank And Thursday, the Cd day of May next appoint
ed by the law above referred to- which the important
subject OF closing the concerns OF the Bank be taken
into consideration, Of which the Stockholders will please 10
take particular notice, and give their attendance accord
ngy at the anking House Of the Institution. BY order
OF the Board, EBEN'R BLACKlSTON, Cash'r.
smyrna march Is, 1922 as St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NOTICE.

Was committed to the Public Jail of Newcastle county,
State Of Delaware, by of the Justices
of the peace in and for said county, BLACK BOY, III
- years ofage who calls himself OM and says he is the
property Of Rich Bou'de, Of Cecil County, Maryland
This is therefore give notice, that if the master
owner osad boy so imprisoned aforesaid shall omit
neglect to release him from prison by proving property he
will be discharged from confinement within six weeks from
the date hereof pursuant to of the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Delaware in such made and pro-
yided DAVID G. WILSON, M,E
March Is, 1922. 2O-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that the coparnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of L. f Way is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent All persons having demands against
me irm' ana those indebted to the same, will please pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, to S. Way Who Is
authorized to receive and settle the same
LYDIA WAY,
~ ELIZABETH S. WAY.
nc business in future will be conducted BY Il S. Way.
lat the esta adjustment No 81 Market Street who has for
sale good assortment Of Dry Good8, suitable to the season
n'"i'5'o'' ONO @oll' 49, 24-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES.

ton, and David Johns sign Of the White Horse. namG "
Philadelphia, at O'Clock A. NJ and at 10 oscock !,
every day, Sundays excepted. FARE ONE DOLLAR Y
The strices attention paid to passengers who for tb
convenience Will be taken up set down in any nart ~
the CITY, All baggage must be at the risk of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON
*Bank st runs from Market to Chestnut between Soo.a
and Third streets. sSOnt
March IS, 1929 .e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
TO BE RENTED,

And possession given the twenty fifth day OF March
next that valuable FARM situate in the Hundred Of Red
Ion late the property of Samuel Crow deceased. This
tract Of Land will be leased for Of years. as to
give the tenant encouragement for improvement.
For terms apply to the Subscriber, New Castle.
JOHN CROW.
January 2ist, 1929 4-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
AND
BURR MILL STONES.

The has just received from Hayre large uuan
uy OF superior Blocks, which he offers for SALE At M
South Alley or at the old anufactory in old Fourth, be-
,weenVine and Cailowh streets-where he continues 10
nave nave made by experienced worSmen, BUIaR MILL
SIoSES of all dimensions, which he will warrant to be
OF the best quality, and to the purposes for which
lthey may be Designed. JOIN4IH&TK. A4SSLNGER
An'"uS'p'ia' NAarch o. 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
A TEACHER WANTED,

at the Franklin Schoohouse in Dragon Neck, edion
hundred Newcastle county None need apply but those
who be wellrecommended He must be well acquant-
ed with English grammar and geography. gentleman
somewhat advanced in life would be preferred.
PHILIP RYBOLD !,
WILLIAM VANDERBILT =
CHARLES T. VANHICKLE -
JOHN II. CANNON
GEORGE CLARK.
March IS, 1922 20-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NOTICE.

All persons who have demands against the estate of
HENRY w. PHYSICh- late Of the borough of Whining
ton, formerly Of Cecil county, in the of Mary land,
deceased requested present their accounts duly
tested for settlement; and those WHO are indebted to the
said estate, ethcrby bond note otherwise are desired
to make speedy payment BENJAAII FERRIS,
administrator 7sM the 1pE aipiered.
Wilmington, limo 81, 1922 SIN or If
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
MILL SE.aT,S FOR SHE.

The subscriber offers tor sale valuable Mill Sent
on White Clay Creek, stream sufficiently strong for al
most any kind of water works One of these seats has
bout eight onne feet fall Of water the other about twelve
eet These seats are about mile and half from New
ark, and about SIX from navgablc water Also farm Of
about 100 acres. The mill Seats with suitable pronor
ion OF land or the whole together may be had as NAV
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate nos
session may be had. -
Those wishing to purchase, will please to call on the
subscriber. ARFI JESNs
April 2, 1892, 24g6m
The American, at Baltimore Centinel at Philadelphia
and National Advocate, New York. will please to insert
above advertisement in the paper for the Country foi
TWO months and send their bills for the same TO this Office
immediately.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
Boot and Shoe Mandatory;
In Brood neo,. .cb;b,.,, o..

q. = y 0u11, "tuT oHl7lty tRTeF.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in rene
raj that he carries the above business in all its yap
Having employed Foreman ofhe best capacity. and 4!
ING determined to employ the best workmen both for men,
and womens work. and having procured the best maer
ais he confidently faers himself that he will be enabled
10 give general satisfaction and merit share of patronan
SAMUEL WoLLASToN
n B lie continues the Brickayng business as former
y Apply as above.
One or two boys of respectable connections wanted as
apprentices =
LIST month H. 1922 lie
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NOTICE.

an persons indebted to the estate of Joseph HILL late Of
County decd requested to make payment
without delay and those having demands against he s
present them properly attesed for setemento estate
MARGARET HILL
Newcastle, March q, 1922, ' 5a-am
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NOTICE.

rpha Mn e..
me Bn hied in this is to obtain sale OF he real
estate Of Edward PWimer late Of Kent County, Delaware
recessed; me BIZ states that the said Edward r. vii
AIMS County aforesaid that there is no personal nrn
perry of he st to the estate Of the said Edward VIII
ef' ~ is o'e, mat can be discovered by the complain
cn!idren ms hers at law viz-Susan Wilmer Henrietta
Wilmer and Edwin Wilmer all of whom are minors and
reside IN Delaware Staeand said Bill further states tbat
the said Edward r. Wilmer at the time If hs Jeat woe
naeoea 70 the SAID complainant in large sum Of money
Il IS therefore aIudged and ordered that the complaint
ant by causing copy of this order to be inserted in
each week, for three successive months in the American
Waterman, Delaware State, before the first Monday in
May next give notice to the absent defendants Of the sub
stance and object of this Bill that they NAV be warned 70
appear IN this court by Guardian or Solicitor bv the first
Mondayn May next to shew cause if any they have WIN
me sad real estate should mot be sold to discharge tie
saiu ciam' True Copy,
i THOMAS MURPHY CPk.
| a. o. Queen AIMS County court
Maryland.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
B.lRCL.lY'S C.aT'ECHIS.W

Just published and for Sale at No los Market s.
echsm and Confession Of Faith by Robert Barciy ito
which IS added "he Ancient Testimony of the Quakers,
revived"--P Price 63 CTS .
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
o84 Prizes,
ll4O Blanks,
1924 Tickets at SO so.
sE5' ~ one and quarter blanEs q q hrize. -

BIT Nor one and quarter blanks 10 a hrize..i-E
The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
twenty-four numbers, from to "a inclusive, will be put
number of tickets in this Lottery consists as may be seen
by the Scheme of 1924 tickets each there will be three
of the "a Numbers, and that ticket having on it the list 2
ana 81 numbers drawn from the wheel will be entitled to
$1,000 that ticket having on the 1st I'd and 4b will be en-
titled to $780, that ticket having the LIST Sd and h will
be entitled 70 $780, that ticket having the ID Sd and 4h
will be entitled to S544 Those tickets having on only
the lst and 81 numbers drawn from the Wheel will be en-
titled to $50 EACH those tickets having the Isl and Sd
LIST and 4thi I'd aid 3d. 2 and 4th 3d. and 4h Numbers
drawn from the Wheel will be entitled So each and those
tickets having only the fur number drawn a. above
will be entitled TO prize of "a each No Ticket which
shall have drawn prize Of superior denomination can be
entitled to an inferior Prize
Prizes 10 be subject usual to 4 deduction Of Is pel
cent This Lottery will positively be drawn on the Sd u
june next Or sooner if the sale Of The Tickets will war
rant il.
Whole Tickets 81 90 Quarters 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
Coach and Harness Maxine.
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

ne SUBSCRIBER havng recommended the above business
at his old stand No. SO, Market ST. Wnntnn where he
intends to Keep constant supply of tile best quality of
Porter, Ale and Cider. lie returns his thanks 70 former
enS, and trusts to receive share of Public patronage
March &C. 1892 22-6m HENRY GRIMES
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
BANK STOCK.

The undersigned wishes purchase $50 Shares Stock
IN the Farmers Bank of the State of Delaware and will
receive written proposals (pus pad for the sale stock
until the 22d Of April next, which day the lowest offer
as to price, will be accepted G. p COMEGYS
Dover, March 3d. 1892 94-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
REMOVAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully inform, n;
friends and the pubic generally that he has remor
ed from the Queen Of Otahee to the
West side of Market Street
Directly opposite the Town Hall, Wilminp,or
Delaware
Where he has purchased and opened House oe
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign Of
J.a.uES A. B.aY.aRD.
He confidently hopes continuance Of his form.,
friends and customers; and trusts his superior j.
commodations will merit continuance of an :.
creasing public patronage ELI LAMBORN
w WIniIbtoN' warren 70, 1921 II!
N B. Horses, Gigs, Carriages, sc. kept for bi,.
as usual.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
FOR SALE CHEAP,
FOR SALE.

few shares Of Stock in the Bank Of Wilmington and
Brandywine Inquire at this Office.
March 30. 24--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
Kent Cotton Manufacturing comnanv

The General Assembly of the State of Delaware having
az 'nelr ate session passed an act to incorporate comp
ny under the Of The Kent Cotton Manufacn,rnr
Company for the purpose of manufacturing cotton in hs
ounty Of Kent Therefore Notice IS hereJy gpea-rhat
books viii be opened BY the subscribers (appo,ed com
nsonels TOR that purpose, in and by the aforesaid ac at
he house OF Amelia Cook, in the of Dover on Tues
Gay the IN day OF May next, from 10 O'Clock A. until
O'Clock r NJ. for receiving subscriptions 10 the capital
hose hours for three days successfully unless he socE
should be Subscriptions may be made either
IN person OF BY proxy The charter of the said company
which is highly liberal in its provisions will be speedily
published. f'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

State Lottery Office, Market ST. Wilmington, Del
The CASH rrH be pidor all Prices al this qce as soon
as da7o, Orders (post pull attended to, and Ibis aah
zvih on the mast favorabh terms March. ID
% Wanted young adj Of strict integrity and respecta
bic connexions, who write good hand TO attend the
office. -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

College
Ann Porter Robert Pierce Jun'r.
JACOB PETERSON Catharne Petit
Timothy Pierce Richard Parrett
John Pennock Silas pearce
Ann Plndergrass Harriet Packard
Sarah PIERCE John Prier
Jonathan Plerson Phebe Phillips
James Phillips Sen'r' John Parkinson
@
Mary Quigley Peter Qugley
JACOB Rhodes Ellen Ramsay
Abraham Rltchle Lydia Rawson
James NJ. hoche lngaber Robinson
Edward Kediord Sandy Rhodes
Lbenezer Robinson
S
Nlf oaucln lho's Spackman
Lewis Springer VIM. Stevenson
Andrew M. Sanchez George S,mmnns
JAS Summerfeld 2 Felx Scnllon
Eliza Stotkey VIM. Smith
Catharine Sheppard Joseph since
VIM, l. Stevenson Jacob Stidhan,
Thzanetn oulery Capt Richard Simmons
s nshA PIONEERS Timothy Savage
mos simpson John Slilwell
isaac Spear Robert Stawar,
Ann Sheppard James Selby
MARY Thompson Robert Topham
Jemlma laliey Sam1. Taylor
eGhzaoeth Thomas Henry Taylor
"
Hannah Veach
w
Louis Way John wits;, csn,.
Mary Ann Winnert John wilkins
VIM Wolaston Ann .Nara va.a.r.o,
Martha Wharton David wehs,sr ESQ"
James wilson Hugh WEIGH
4
Sherwood Young John Zrayife
N. G. WILLIAMSON, p. M
April /, 1922 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
WANTED,

Dover, Feb, s5, 1922
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
HOPE & Co.

.9caag Managers, No %, .Ntrket 81. WiAsiagto, DEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20

Confession of Monday Cell.

come out as man who knows he is about to die;
some time after Christmas, Vesey passed my door,
he called me in and said to me- that he was trying
to gather the blacks to try and see any thing could
be done to overcome the whites he asked me TO
JOIN; asked him his plan and his numbers he
said he had Peter Poyas, Ned Bennett and Jack
Purcell; he asked me to Join; said no he left
me- and saw him no more for some time. About
four or Ave weeks ago, as went up to Wentworth
street, Frank Ferguson met me, and said he had four
plantations OF people who he TO go for on Sat-
urday, the 15th June. How, said I, will you bring
them down !? He said, through the woods; he asked
me ii was going towards Vesey's, to ask Vesey
to be at home that evening, and he would be there
to tell him his success. | asked Jack Purcell TO
carry this message he said he would that same
evening" at my house, met Vesey's mulatto boy !;
he told me Vesey wished to see me | went with
him went into Vesey's; met Ned Bennett
Peter Poyas and Frank Ferguson, and Adam, and
Gulah Jack; they were consulting about the plan;
Frank told Vesey on Saturday. the 15th he would
go and bring down the people, and lodge them near
town IN the woods; the plan waste arm themselves
by breaking open the stores with arms. | then told
Vesey would join them; after some time, told
them had some business of my own, and asked
them to excuse me; went away, and only then
was ever there One evening, Perault Strohecker
and Bacchus Hammett brought to my shop key,
and asked me to let it stay there till they sent for
said yes, but did not know the contents the next
evening Gullah Jack came and took away the key !;
this was before the 10th June since have been in
prison, learnt that the key contained powder.
Pharo Thompson is concerned, and he told me
day or two after Ned and Peter were taken up if he
could get fifty dollar BILL he would run away !;
about two Sundays before was brought here. he
asked me, in Archdale street, when shall we be like
those white people in the church; | said when it
pleased God; Sunday before was taken up, he met
me as came out of Archdae church, and took me
into stable in said street, and told me he had told
his master, who had asked him, that he had nothing
to do In this affair which is lie William Col.
cock came to my shop once, and said brother told
him, that Ave hundred men were making up for the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20
(L..)
The Confession of Jack Purcell.

VI 1t had not been for the cunning of that old VII.
lam Vesey' should not now be in my present sit
uation. He employed every stratagem 10 induce
me to join him. He was in the habit of reading to
me all the passages in the newspapers that related
TO Of. Domingo, and apparently every pamphlet he
could lay his hands on, that had any connection with
slavery. He one day brought me speech which
he told me had been delivered in Congress by a
Mr. KING, on the subject OF slavery he told me
this Mr.. King was the black mans friend. that he
Mr.. King had declared that he would continue to
speak, write and publish pamphlets against slavery
the longest day he lived, until the Southern States
consented to emancipae their Slaves for that slavery
was great disgrace TO the country.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-20
Confession Of John Enslo,r.

Monday Cell led me in it and took me to Vesey'ssr
there was large meeting Vesey told the meeting
the people were TO rise up and fight the white peo'
pie for their liberty we always went to Mondays
house afterwards; Monday did all the writing
heard they were trying all around the country to
Georgetown, Santee, and round to Combabee, Sc
about to get people; Peter was also there, he was
one; Peter named Poyas' plantation, where he went
to meet; Bcsle Yates have seen at the meetings,
and Adam Yates, Naphur Yates, Dean Mitchell,
Caesar Smith and George ia Stevidore.) At Veseys
they wanted to make collection to make pixies for
the country people, but the men had no money
MONDAY Cell said Purcell was one to get horses to
send men into the country; | heard blacksmith
was to make pikes--Jack M'Neil is engaged
have seen them all at Mondays; Jack said he was