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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-02
no BE SOLD OR RENTED,

And immediate possession had alo Of % acres OF good
land called NewIondon Square, in New-London Town
ship, Chester County, PENN adjoining lands Of Hugh Evans
and Others miles from NewLondon Cross Roads on the
road leading 20 Wilmington, IA miles from the latter, at
the junction Of roads, and in excellent stand for any
kind Of public business the house is well calculated for
that purpose and there within near miles of it.
It in good neghborhood, convenient to mill and meet
ing house.
The improvements are a commodious stone house "a by
&c feet two Stories with three floor, cellared
Under convenient kitchen, with pump of excellent Wa
ter at the door, and good barn. all news there IS also
uaed garden and the land under good fence For terms,
which in the event Of the property being disposed Of soon
will be rented very low apply the subscriber living near
the premises. ENoCH MFAhLAN'
June d. 1922 49-4tp
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
Baltimore, Oct. "a.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC,

The arrival of the Fanny, capt Baker,
at New York OH Monday last, in eighteen
days from Curacao. furnishes accounts
from the shores OF Colombia, but in some
points they are contradictory, and none of
them are OF a clear or decided character.
Although we consider the event probable,
yet there is no positive statement of Mo.
rales having captured Maracaibo, and we
are pretty certain the amount of his force
IS much overrated when put down at
eighteen hundred men The Spanish brig
Hercules. which parted from Morales on
the third OF September, arrived at Curra-
Goa on The 18th, and from that period 10
the 28lh inclusive. no additional intelli-
gence had been received from the Royal
expedition. However. the New York
Mercantile Advertiser observes I" II was
rumored that letter from Aruba had been
received, stating that Morales entered Ma
racaibo on the 5h ult. but other letters
from the same place were entirely silent
on the subject. The captain Of the schoo-
ner said to have brought the letters 10 Cur
raCoa from Aruba, reported that he saw
nine vessels at anchor al Lo. Tagues, sup
posed to be part of Morales squadron,
and that afterwards she fell in with two
briggs and four schooners under Colombian
colors, TO whom she gave the information,
when they made sail in quest of them"
From the whole of the intelligence, added
20 the report we had last week, by the
Daunlless, from Laguira, we are induced
to believe that Maracaibo fell into the
hands of Morales but from the force drec-
ted against him under Paez and Soublette,
it may prove to him fatal conquest. De.
serted, as he is said to have been, by the
frigate and the brig Hercules, the Colon
bian squadron is likely to be match tor
him al sea. while on land the heroes of
Boyaca and Carabobo will BIZ more than
competent TO give closing blow TO his e.
normties. Hitherto his superiority at sea
has enabled him to carry on plundering
warfare along vast extent of coast, which
il was impossible, under the circumstan-
ces to defend al every point. but that SUI
per!ority once destroyed his wanton and
useless career of blood and plrnder mus,
terminate.
he following are extracts from the Cur
racoaa papers. From the praise bestowed
on Morales, it is easy to perceive that the
hrst article comes irom royaljst source.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
THE TREADlNG MILLS.

One OF the late London papers aanoun-
ces the singular fact, that on the 18th OF
Sept. al the Tower-hall, Southwark. there
was no charge, either ofielony, mlsdemea-
nor, or assault. within the extensive dis
trict of five parishes, from the night before
Crimes Of all descriptions had lessened
very much; aud this decrease, il is said,
iaow.ns to the heavy laud tedious labor
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

An Elegiac ,Momody. on the DEATH Q
Ii. yiLLi1f5f R4lHS4f, Jr.

An Elegiac ,Monody. on the DEATH 81
Ii. WILLi1f5f RfHS11Y, Jr.t
well NAV thetear fall for che departed aad good,
For nature had form'd him favorite son,
Ger bis morning Of life, she shed her soft ray;
And smiled on the tint, It'll il blushed into day.
But the evening of sorrow, came heavily on,
And left rs to moan the departed and gone.
Nature blest him with feeling, truth dweH in
his breast,
The friend Of mankind, by the virtuous carest,
'rhe poor and the naked, meier askd him IN
ye vain.
Forhe low d in his heart, torelieve them ofpain;
The claim OF the sick, the feeble and wan,
Was never forgot, by the departed and gone.
What heart can deny a tear DER the tomb,
OF youth, visor, and virtue, all nipt in their
bloom;
What heart can refuse, to the good and the
brave,
"A sigh OF regret, DER their premature grave.
Like Albright star, an hour ofIustre ne shoae
3 But no.O IS forever departed and gone
Departed and gone, yes! forever he's fed,
And calmly ne rests, in the land OF the dead,
Ills body lies coldly beneath the dark sod;
But his spirit 1--WE trust) reposes with God.
FOR the seraph of Mercy, of the .sGrsat Three
IN One :"
we feel, is now greeting the departed and gone.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
COLOMRIA-LnfestN Meas


We have this day received Caracas ps
pers to the 24th OF September. tran'alIs
ted by our attentive correspondent I'D 'Os'
city,-Our opinion of yesterday IS Gu,
ffrmed, Nora 5 entered Maracai6,o Oh wv
9th or 7tb OF The month, as viii pe s s's
by the annexed article which We lFal's'aS
from the Venezolano - 90
Caracas, Sept %.
The first day OF the present lno', ,Is
Morales disembarked on the coast 10 -, ~.
Ieeward of the rock of MaracaIbo' WIZ -
corps of thousand men, anc pssssu a,o :.
front o: Sinimaica to the capital OF Inc p oss.
vince, which, it appears, be TOOK posst:
sion of on the 9Th or 9TH, alter some Ie, ~.
lance by Gen Clement, with a weak 80 ss" n
son. Our troops maintain The css.'e .om "
San Carlos and Sapara, aided oy ~" or
vessels in the lake another part o. ia IN
force has taken The direction TO o., le, n,r
where, it is probable, they may raI'y ns s
ticuDarIy the cavalry, by wbI;h ln s :. u nal,
of protection will be afforded 70 u"
OF the country" .oceed:
The editor Of the Penezofano p'os, nart
TO observe, that this movement on 'ne IN n q
Of the enemy creates no alarn-1lna. .. " 0.
long line OF coast it is easy 70 'shed o. for,
pen town-tbat Morales may plume, ,has
a moment las customary with hIin, po u The
like Morillo he will be driver ou' .
country.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
,upon The prisoners at The Mil. Orders
had been g,ven.tor the erection OF several
more mills in England,

UPON Tue HIteVuStS O. Sses- - - -
had been g,venstor the erection OF several
more mills In England,
The tall meeting OF the Susquehannah
As,,culturai Society was held OH the 9Th
inst. The premium for the greatest guam
NV of domestic manufactures produced in
one family. was awarded 10 w. G. Tur-
rell. His household have made upwards
OF 1900 yards OF different Kinds OF cloth,
besides stocking and yarn sold. Sophia
Rice received the premium for the best A
lnerican Leghorh or Grass Bonnet.
Among the libels for breach OF the re-
venue laws on the Canada frontier, oil
which official notice is given in the Delro,l
Gazette, and for the trial OF which the ltn
day of October was assigned, are the ioi.
lowing, viz -. The Unired States against
three Turkeys and Basket OF Salad - :,
{. The United States against one red Ox.
and :. The United States against Six Bush
els Of Wheat! !" Boston Statesman.
A commercial friend has favored the
editors OF the Gazette with Havre
paper Of the 9Th, containing the follow
my decree of the Minister of Finance,
made on the 5th ult. in the case OF the
ship Mary, Mayo, which arrived at
that port on the 9Th, from Virginia,
with cargo of tobacco. Had 1t not
been for this decision, which shows in
a striking manner the good feeling TO-.
wards this country, the Mary would
either been compelled to pay the duty
of 90 francs per ton, or to quit the port.
aWhereas the in crest of our com.
merce requires that American vessels
should not enjoy in our ports, until in
full force, the benefits of the conven-
ton Of the Gath Of June, until such
period as French vessels should enjoy
les benefits in the ports of the United
States-it would nevertheless be con-
trarv to the sentiments Of reciprocal
good feeling which should unite two
nations. that, by a rigorous application
of regulations still pending, the vessels
of friendly power should find them.
selves placed in the alternative of SUBJ
hitting to extraordinary duties, the
operations Of which is drawing to a
close, or of exposing themselves
by remaining at sea, more particularly
at this season, to risks, which by an
act of legitimate condescension might
be avoided. II is therefore ordered,
that the American ship Mary, be adj
mitted to enter the port and basins OF
Havre and there remain until the lst
Oct. ut which time the ordonnance of
His Majesty, dated tho Sd of this month
will come into operatiop.j The mas
ter is at present only required to depo-
cit his manifest in the custom house,
and the oaths and other formalities pre-.
ssribed by the general laws in cases Of
delay shall be dispensed with till that
time This decision shall apply to all
vessels Of the United States which may
arrive at ports in France from this Pc
riod to the LIST of October"
The Director General of the Gus.
toms has transmitted the above order
to all the ports in the kingdom.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

We are authorized to state. from an un-
questionable source, that Mr.. GALLATIN
would not accept The presidency OF the
Bank of the United States, it elected.
(i6id.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

: - \ q q WUUtsUStO" Otss 20
The President Of the United States has
returned to his Official residence at the
seat OF government, aud continues in the
enjoyment OF excellent health.
lNafionai Inteiiigencer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
New- York. Oct. II.

NCU- 1OTk, CCt. -
Among all the subjects OF complain, in
England, and they have multitude OF
them, one entirely new has started up, and
as it literally comes home 10 mems bu-
sness and bosoms," bids fair to rank a.
mong the most grievous and intolerable.
II is the difficulty of being iagfnily mar
ried. For some cause or other, under the
former laws regulating this all important
business Of life, some evils were supposed
10 exist, the precise nature Of which we
are not acquainted with, but such there
were, and OF such magnitude, as to induce
the Lords, Spiritual and Temporal and
the Commons in Parliament assembled, to
overhaul the whole subject. and frame a
new system. The new law has just gone
into operation, and from the peculiar en-
barrassmsnts and difficulties experienced
under it, we are led to conclude that un-
der the former regulations, marrying was
too easily effected, Tor it is now represent,
ed 10 be a herculean task and men in Or
binary circumstances, who it must be re-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
St. Louis, Sept. "a.
FROM THE SANTA FEE EXPEDl-
TIQN

About three months since number OF
persons. principally of this country, form
ing two parties, one under the direction
OF Col. Cooper, and the other Of Capt.
Becknell, left here Tor Santa Fee, upon
trading expedition. The former party
preceded that of the latter, several days,
and we regret to learn, by the following
extract Of letter from gentleman ofre.
spectability. at Fort Usage, 10 his friend
in this place, that il has met with serious
disaster
sF'ort Usage, Aug. 60.
2 SIT is reported that Col. Cooper's party,
were robbed by the lniians, and left in
starving condition. The news came here
by Gen. Atkinson, from the Council Bluffs.
Mr. lmmell, Of the Missouri Fur Compa-
ny, who had been out with party, bro't
the information to the Bluffs. The party
of Col. Cooper had sent to Mr.. lmmell for
relief, who was not in situation to afford
them any-and they must either have ar
rived at Santa Fee before this or persisted.
The presumption is, that il they were not
deprived of their guns and ammunition,
they couldlbe able TO Ii e; consequently
their being lett, as the report says, in
starving condition, implies that they were
robbed OF the means OF procuring the ne
cessaIy food.
81 am inclined Exclusive of the reports
coming from SO correct a source) to believe
that it is true, as Mr.. Glenn, who came
in from Santa Fee some weeks ago, stated
that he met Col. .Cooper's party at the
Big Bend of the Arkansas, and he had 10
doubt but that they would fall in with sew.
eral war parties OF Indians in few days,
who would rob and probably kill them,
as be had been stopped 10y the same party
OF Indians and with difficulty got clear OF
them, and had he not have had an inter
prefer, would doubtless have shared a
similar tate. Cooper being without an
interpreter, will render his travelling thro'
the country extremely dangerous.
''lmention this in order that you may
let their trends know the source from
whence the news Came, and will vouch that
what have stated is correcl(as il was told
me by General Alkinson) in everyessential
particular.
Washington, Oct. II.
The events and transactions going on in
Brazil, which have been lately announc-
ed, have drawn our attention 10 an in
stance OF the prophetic spirit or profound
forecast OF the celebrated Monsieur De
Pradt, 10 bis treatise at large upon Co.
lonies, published in 1917: the following
translation of an extract which has
been obligingly furnished TO US by cor
Nat. Int.
ION their side, the Spanish Colonies
have not taken the change upon the con-
sequences OF the new order oil things
Feeling themselves in a condition to be
indenpedent, they are become SO, They
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
Charleston. Oct rs.

CHOFfcSSOts OIt I've
The u, S. schr. Porpoise. Is now fitting
out rapidly in this port, and.we understand
her commander, James Ramage, Esq. has
been appointed by the government to the
charge OF the survey Of the coasts of Flo
rida. from ST. Mary's round by The Dry
Torlugas to Mobile Bay The Revenue
sCutter at Savannah, and other small ves-
sells. as well "a several 6ne boats now bull
ding here. are attached to the Porpoise
In this great national work, Certainly
the mos: important aud scientific OF the
kind. vet undertaken by our country, J
captain Ramage will be joined by mum
Der of naval officers, as well as The topo.
graphical engineers; aud from their uni
tea talents, we may expect the most i'm
portant information relative 10 portion
OF our territory hitherto but little known.
The early attention of our government 10
this subject, merits the applause of every
citizen of the republic.
GA letter received at Boston, dated at
ST. Thomas, Africa, June %, informs, that
a serious mutiny had occurred on board
she brig Hopestill. Capt. Swan, of this
port, wheE at Princes Island. The letter
SAYS, I" The military from on shore sue
ceeded IN securing the mltineers after
some bloodshed. Jones, the ringleadsr,
Samuel Bartlett and Johnson, the cook, are
condemned to twelve months imprison-
ment aud hard labor. in the chain and clog,
TO work with telons and slaves on the
kings road. Four OF my outward crew,
who had American projections, are runa-
way English man -of-wars men, and go by
different names on board from those they
shipped by. have no doubt, had not the
thing come to crisis In port, Jones would
have instigated the crew To piracy OIL the
vessel. Our custom house cannot be too
particular in The examination Of seamen.
We're every foreigner prohibited our mer-
chant service, we shoald have better sea-
meu and quieter crews"
Norfolk. Oct. 90.
By the schr, Sarah Frances, capt. Gran.
mis-, arrived yesterday at the Quarantine,
the East Florida Herald OF 9th inst. was
received at the Steamboat Hotel Reading
and News Room. 1t contains very little
of interest 20 our readers. The returns for
Delegate 10 Congress for East Florida,
up to the 9th. were-From ST.. .aus usssns,
for Hernandez csc; Forbes 8; Barnett
g. From Feraandina, Hernandez IS;
Forbes 8. From Coyford, Hernandez
SO; Forbes l.; Bronaugh 40.
A letter received at ST. Augustine. post.
marked Pensacola, Sept. 8, says, that the
deaths there OF the yellow fever, are sup
posed to number i2O in three weeks, and
that Doctor McMahon, who was mention
ed in the preceding number Ut the Herald
as without hope, is out OF danger.
Ednund Law, Esq is appointed ter
. filoriaI Judge for the Eastern District of
East Florida.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

THINGS You-MAY DO IN ocToSA" N
Dress your artichokes, taxing ave. We not,
II cir suckers, except three TO- ea'"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

CN' UCOR, OPP, III
A brig, reported to be called the HenFT
arrived yesterday morning, in distress
she is stated 10 be last from Bartholomew
bound TO ST. Thomas, but was blown OIL
the latter island in gale, and harins
sprung leak. bore up for this port. Inc
Henry had 60 passengers on board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

AT Meeting Of the citizens of Petersburg,
held at the Court House in pursuance of a
notice given by the Mayor:
JOHN HINTON, Mayor,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

III fas ODice OFFS & H. Allen & Co., arsc)
- ESPECTF0LLY informs the public and the Members
of the Legislature, that he has made up good
ment Of BLANK BOOKS, Of sizes and descriptions,
which will be sold the very lowest which
areiedger journals, day, cash bill invoice current
letter and receipt books also RECORDS, such order,
viii and deed books rule and dockPts fee,
randum and pocket books-checks and negotiable notes
ouud on each Of the banksblank music well ruled either
bound or in sheebills Of exchange letter and
folio post paper.
~ BOOKDNIDING Of all kinds executed with
and durability the shortest notice. inferior this
or other state Having extensive and complete
Binding ESTABLISHMENTS provided With Of the best
terials which found in this country, being him
self workman, he hopes and he will with that
portion Of encouragement which his workmanship and
prices deserve.
u Patterns for ruling particular blank books for counting
houses and public Offices, with pleasure taken app-
cation, either IN the city Manchester required,
urncd executed TO the same spot.
December %. ce-2awfQt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
neutrality-suspicious.

HARTFORD, Jan. 14.-Two persons calling
themselves James Broom and James Kiibourn,
arrived at this place few days since in the
Boston stage, and very soon afterwards took
the stage for Albany. Their conduct while
here exciting suspicion, they were pursued
and overiaI<cn at New Hartford, and on be-
ing examined, there was found in their pos
session about 200 dollars in bills. including a
I00dollar counterfeit bill onthc Farmers Bonk
at Richmond. They were upon this, brought
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

ien, in that country Srcquircd nei,hcr aTSu-
meut nor Illustration. ireland had no hank
rGpt law until 1870. They had been nc
quainted with the English bankrupt law for
three centuries--and 30 years ago, long pre-
viGrs to the Union, they enacted Il system Of
their own, which continues to the present day
Scotland had only partial bankrupt law,
til the year 1885. 1t was continued until
1914, when its provisions were improved aud
extended, and is now the law of Scotland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

crew OF tho Scotchbris Alexanier fromLon,
uo,h FOR New Orleans, which they had burnt,
and the captain and steward of her killed
tile mate and four of the men are now with
ms. The brig was Consigned to q. Johnston.
The ship Liverpool Packet, from Ria
.lanciro for Havana, had lately been plum
dcred off there To the amount of 10000.
Scarcely day passes without some 81
| miiar excess"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

Committed 10 he J0it Of Frederick County, Va
n The 6rst day Of October last negro
~ man who calls himself CYRUS says be formerly be-
onged John Ncibering, Of AIbemarle county, Virginia,
Nho sold him 70 gentleman residing in the state Of eor
ga unknown. Said negro isabout 50 Of age
dark complexion, about feet5 inches high clothing
msca worn The owner requested To come forward prove
properly, pay charges and take him awsyese be will be
dealt with rs the law IN such prcscriLes.
Dee g. e2-wi2w cBARLES, HULIsT ,Jailo-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
JOHN G. WRIGHT

ZEUA JVIIN u. W IkTU n
ss!lU Bcgs leave to inform the public that the oil
U.ttu. EAGLE TAVERN OF Charlottesville. formerly
kept by Wells and others is in his possession After
thorough repair Of The bpding he is prepared promise
the traveller. lie knows that nuibing hut dispo-
soo 10 serve his friends the public will secure their
and for This. It's hest
rir January 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

We have received from Bucnos Ayres, the
public papers of that city, entitled III PotriotG,
~ Argos and RegiS'ro OGcidi, to the cath
Oc,ober;and several official bulletins, which con-
tain some articles not before received or pub
shed. The following letter from citizen of
Buenos A,res, will! for the present afford tie
most authentic adviccs from that quarter.
EXTRACT TO TIE EDITOR, DATED
oJih October, 1891.
" send you the latest papers-thcre is no
thing of very great importance since my last, as
things here continue To 20 on with augmcnting
prosperity, and the public administration
xfford entire satisfaction.
The latest advices from Lima, left gen.
ST. Martin in that city-and invested with the
provisional functions Of dictator; the better
to concentrate military operations, and 10
defeat The Vaccinations Of the royalits, who,
having flying force in the interior, and hay-
ing cmissaries 10 raise some of the Intlians
whom they stimulate TO massacre nothing
but military law is adequate TO reprcss and
meet them :; but they will soon find the same
fate from the same rush system rs they have
met in Venezuela. The direct roads between
this and Lima, are infested by some of the
Indian tribes, whom those desperate tyrants
have excited, aud who are dcsolaiing wher-
ever they ga: hut measures are taken TO quiet
| those banditti.
| The charge DIES aifaircs of the king of
Portugal died here short time ago, and none
has been sent 10 replace him. The proceed
ings OH the Banda Oriental have been some
time under the dclhcration af,he government :
AID complaints hav. been sent hither, that
general Lacor, ;disregarding the orders he had
received, called together few of his adher.
ents. and excluded the delegates from the sur
rounding country, and proclaimed the Banda
| Oriental, rs an independent state, but depend
ent on Brazil This deception will not sue
&C ed, aud his government has resolved that
the forces of Bucnos Ayres, Santa Fe, and
Entire Rios, shall proceed to occupy and
make free the Banda Oriental This step Is
necessary to the peace Of this country.
However plausible the Portuguese policy
has been on the surface, there never was more
Machia,clism displayed; but the people of
this country are no longer, what they have
been, divided people, and they have
profted by so many years of revolutiou--the
cxertiOns making 10 restore prosperity and
confidence, are every day becoming more
effective. You will find that the faction OF
Pueyrcddon is extinct-he had but one vote
fora representative ON Il late OCCASION"
.4urora.