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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28
From the american offhe 25M inst.

THE FIRE We find that our first impress
sions of the effects of this affecting calamity have
not been oyer-rated. On the contrary the appear,
ancc of the ruins yesterday presented, ifpossble,
more appalling spectacle than during the hour Of
conflagration, when all was hurry, hustle and in
dustrious exertion. We have taken some trouble
to ascertain the names of the sufferers, and give the
following as the result
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-28
1000 DOLLARS
HOPE g co.

HUPE g co.
Managers Office, 90 Market Street, Wilmington.
Whole Tickets S4 so, Halves IS, Quarters 121,
49--
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Edriy in Ociobor riH BE- Published,
A NEW NAP OF FLORIDA.

NOMPlLED from recent actual surveys am
~ observations, and also from authentic dc.
cuments, made ard collected during a residen,
IN that country
To accompany the-map, but for the pubic
convenience lssned separately, will appear al
tie asme time
okSERN ATOMS UPON TIE FLORIDAs
From origind notes, taken duung several
lournes IN tue tei1norY, particularly through
parts hitherto unex pinted, and information
drawn from the mort authentic sources. By
CHARLES NichotEs, eiyil aud topo graph
zeal engineer, LATELY oil south Ca DINA, and at
press't tesidcnt surveyor ia East fl ,ida,
The maD will he about III inchrs square, lie.
lneated on a scale of mics 10 one inch the
whole oIthe pn4clpal, AID almost al the tribu
ary water colr str, anu The chlel lakes will be
la'd down I, tlrr existing carriage road, and all
the II am lnlsu paths the names OF places OF
enter tsInI. ent, &c. will be noted the local ap.
prllatlons beiu. "a einly ctalned To avoid con
iu'ion, as 1t vii be an q eet To render the map
a convenient and useful as tossibl. TO jewellers
Independent 1.-THE &c eral details, all the large
grant oil i,nd vii be located as lar as practical
biz.
The accompanying book win conta re.
view OF the state q tie Provinces IN stat sticaI
and evil sh'. lo1 4 few yeais previous to, and
At the pei d OF, their cession
a sumn"ry descripti, OF the country in G
neral, as respects soil, Il mate. aud top e,apica
deals, wlh remarks ON thu different npp,oplr
at cntufes, pa teuhmly cofee, suga,, cuba To
pacco andtruit.
An atst act rs far as attainable, Of all the
Z nnts made by The Spanish Authorities in the
flord,s, with the flames d he orieiial gan
tees, &c, Explanations olthe principles upon
w'lch lands were generally CONCEDED, and az
account OF the different laws, royal orders, &c.
o'lslng the governor 10 make grams.
Such 'nlo nation ,,epecting the Indians, the
wreckmg system among the Kegs aud Keel,
aud o'het geueIal points may nc considered
useful OF interesting To tie public
The price will be MAJ = as low as possible. II
being presumed that III map and pamphlet may
he 'saued at SIN no exec dug 50 Tor both
81. .iHgpsiiae, June %, lS22
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EAaca.ion.

9'TIE subscriber will resume the teaching
4 business, ON Monday, the 9TH of the
,ext month, in the house he formerly occn-
oied, and which is at present occupied by c.
Usher. His course of instruction viii com
Prise such literary and scientific subjects as are
,tsually fought in our Standardization
SO to Sl2 10 scholar per session OF . IL
months. No pupil will be admitted for less
ime than The session, if entered at the com
.nencement If the session Ii entered after
fbc commencement of the session, no pupil
viii be admitted for less time than the remain
Ter of the session. .,....,,
K. B. TOWNLEY.
9th mo. Ord 1922. itwis
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CO III H. NJ
LOTTERY MD EXCHANGE OFFICE,

III. liaykd Street, Baltimore.
H. Who're Ia the present lottery the \ 5000
Pr'ae was sold, and the Y 10000 prize lnid In
cnsI the pomrnt the ticket WINS presented, and
Where III IA late Monument lotteries have
heen olhain'd the great capitals OF x 1o,Ooo,
IN sHARES) 10000, = OF 10000, , Of 10000,
AZ, dc.
u Orders from any part OF the 4. States,
posl pad, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
VIII meet The same prompt attention, as il on
personal application, addressed 10
j. /. COHEN, Jr.
Sce'y 10 he Managers, Baltimore
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ROYAL. ADDRESS

Queen Elizabeth passing through Coven-
try the Mayor and Corporation humbly ad-
dressed her, but not quite in the Usual man
ner for, all speaking together, the effect,
was truly remarkable.
We meD OF eoYeptrie,
Are very glad 10 see
Your Royal Ainjesiie"
The Queen, whose appetite for the most
fulsone and even nauseous sdulation. WIS
always craving, and sometimes rayenons.
upon the receipt Of this horlely platter, full,
WAS for "A few moments lost in astonish.
meat but recovering herself, replied
My Royal Majestic
Is very glad TO see
We men OF Coyentrie but
Good Lord, what fools ye be-"
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State l0ttery,

In pursuance Of an act Of the Legislature OF Ma.
ryland, the undersigned begs leave respectfully
TO express his high sense OF the very Distinguish.
ed paifonagete,vaIdsh is Office IN the last scheme
mud by which he was cnab cd To expedit. com.
pleie The drawing IN an Unprecedented short
time.
Knowing the wishes OF advenlnrers IN favour
oil speedy result Of investments, tie present
scheme Is 80 arranged that the whole viii b.
completed IN
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Attention :.

ys,HE Cd Battalion of the 53d Var cst
r will he mustered and inspected on thc
hin near Mr.. Edward Lynchs, on SATURDAY
I'd day OF November, at | o'clock, A. NJ
BENZ F. OWENS
Major I'd Battn 33a vs.. Begt
October ~ Wv ~
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| A Quaker who was examined before a
court, not using any other language than
'ahee,' thou,' and friepd,' was asked by
De presiding judge, Pray Mr., ------, do
You know what we sit here for p Yea,
FtFils, ] de- replied the Quaker three vi
yvn for two dollars each, a d, and the
loi one on the rgflt Tor opc theus,.l .3yt.
lafsa yeG.,'.
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A person enqored Of Lycurgus, the
spartan lawglvcr, why he had, by law, for
hidden women ON their nprriagc to have
'ply dowry-' that says he, none ON ac.
count OF poverty may be left unmarried,
h'r any sought on account Of wealth: but
tiiat every man regarding the good accom-
tllshments of a lady, make his selection
only from virtue
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Norhorne M. 'YaliafeYr0,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
WILL attend the Superior and inferior
courts qf Campbell and Amherst coan-
YES and the courts holden in Iynchbnrg.
~ tie keeps his Office over the store OF
aal. Richard Pollard, next door above the
sdef OF the yirgmian.
septsubsr2e VI. J
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SUGAR NEFIEF.RV,
ys.IlE Subscribers have on hand large
Z and well assorted stock of
LOAF SUGAR.

Comprising all the different qualities, 90
900 lbs. of which at II to 15 cents per Id
Also, Sugar house mOlasses in hhds. and
hbls. superior quality, aud few boxes besl
dry Havana white sugar, which We offer fol
sale at our sugar refinery at the lowest pri
ces.
WESTON & McKIM
Richmond Sept. Is, 3wH &
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COHEN'S OFFICE,

The moment they are drawn, nndt the drawings,
Is III the ioimcr scheme, will be conducted IN
dei the supc'Ineudence ol the Commissioner
iPpoI ted by the Governor and Council
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\ LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN IN Posi- QBlce, nj Liberly, w. on
Me 3oH Sophvpber, lo22, ord j NOT ahen on
bctore NE III Jannofy ls23, mW be sent 10
he Gsncrot Past 0Diet as Dead LcLerS.
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SCHEME OF TIE
$ L 4 Z Il l. q L + T. IlY

10000 Tickets at IS 10 i27 800 Dollars.
NOT THO BLIhKS TO "A PRIZE.
u Prizes subject to deduction Of fifteen
per cent. payable 90 days after The compile, on.
All the prizes to be floating from the com.
menccroent oithc drawing, except The following,
whlci, will he depos tied il the wheels at definite
periods, viz:
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Remaining IN Ae Post 00jcf. Lgnettag, Ia
3oh SsptemJea, Is22.
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LIST OF LETTERS

= 't'A'h VI ~ ~
Remaining IN hs Post 00jef. Lgnettafg, u
3oh Ssptembca, ls22.
Mr. Elizabeth W An Alfred \. Allen Q,
/ defson, Samuel Authons,
I Sterling Anderson, Chs AnihonV,
Lewis Anderson, Mrs. lueretia L. Allen
Mary 5. Anihonys,
Il.
! Hln Bord ,, Eli Burrh,
Jno. Bradley ., Chas Blunt,
dos Bishop Stephen Bingham,
Miss Martha NJ. Bing- Levi Best,
! him, Jos. h. Buckley,
Jas Boudine Jr Thos II Bass.
VIM Nj. Boulding,
G.
| Chas. Carter, b. W s Cabell,
Cbas. G. Cobbs, hlllncr Cox,
johnson Candler, Chas X. cobbs,
Miss Lila Clement, Miss Eliz'th T. Gobbs,
Constable of Lynch Jno. H. Cooke,
burg, Walter Christian, Sr.
Mrs Susan Cubbs, Miss Stella Cole,
Erasns Case l. Clerk Lynchb'g Chan
Jas. Chewning2 cery Court >.
Ellison Clhrk,
ID.
VIM. Dadgeon, Jas. Huntington,
DIR. saml. 6. Dawson, Lewis Dawson.
james Dare, WA. Davis, man of
Henry 1 Day, color.
Dr G. A. Edwards ., Jos Echols 5.
f.
Mrs Elizabeth W. Mrs. Eliza'ih French.
FLOYD, Absalnm Freshman.
DIR n W Floyd, Beuj Farmer
Sam Fortune,
q
Grain, Philip Goodwin,
jno. Oils, Garland, Walton and
AleXr. Gnnrcll, Penn &,
Jno L. Guile,
ii.
Geo W. Holland, James Hnntlev,
Ired'k \ iiarris4, Geo. Hudson,
VIM. Il. Hone, Rev. Saml. Hunter.
Danl. NJ. Halls,
j.
Charles Johnston, Frederick Jones ,,
VIM + Johnston, Bowling Jordan ,,
Gerard l.. johnson, Alexr Jewel,
Richard Johnson, lsham jenkins,
james james, Esq Benz. johnson,
edward Johns, Edward Johnston ,,
Col. Rich Il :. Jones 9 Charles Johnston 10,
n
j. kirkholTer, Fredd kaLler,
Duncan hing, Nathan Md
Rich Il Kennedy,
NJ, b.
Burweil Lee, Wm. s. n. Lewis,
samuel IoSton, DIR. W l.. lambeth,
MIS-. sally Lee, III. W Laughorne !,
MISS Anne l. Lynch, IRVINE, Langhorne 4
'''' 'oph = Lee, " y
NJ.
James c. Moorman 2, Robt. Minis,
NJ ''u'''' 81 I'l'''h'. aar'li :,
Lewis Aagruder, Isaac Morgan, color'd
,'yan mas' "i"h'
'"i'cs N,.noor, harvey mtcheli,
~ -, e'.'hci; Jn"' nieauon' 7f.
lin K,,,,,.,,t
$500,
II, ~, : ' @a'1 'o"' '''' "o'onpo'isi
A"o'' -'o"''' n
IA. o..
o'' o."
S,'''19 en- ','>pp !, ei"'
- - ~ - ,'I"'i" : ''i"i''oni
n nj. poinJ ,, Nm pa,ierso,
hobt. Perrin, Mrs. Martina Pride
VIM. Pollard,
u
David p poos Nrs S.r,h ~,
Nm, pobartson N,,lI I'm
nr y Rn,l,i,. ucnr, : ~,
pavid Rarce no,iJ p,,lI,,,d
! Um ! R,adon Nrs Ann At Habr .
D. IT, ,rt o. -
benz. robinson, lsnan hoyaity,
Mrs Martha Smith. JarnIey Sisson
Nm N s,nill,son Juo <. Dnn5I .tratton
George srr Mis- Iarnl,n. snead >,
Nm y sLnnn,rd IA. st.,a,,g
. " III. 3ii' lluhJ l'hh' bltNtHSj
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In order 10 finish this LOTTERY with the most
practicable despatcb, the prizes only will be
dIa"n--thi' arrangement viii enable the Com
mssloaefs 10 Complete the scheme in TEN
DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
NAInL. r. WILLIAMS, : com'rs.
JAMES b. RINGGOLD.
Biote Tickets, 81 90 Quarters Sc a5
HoloeS, 50 Eighihs IL
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CoIIEN's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, September !, ls29

Official Report Of the slst days drawing Of the
Washington .iionnmtR Loitery.
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

Ihif, added to It's comparative brIlhaney, wi
no doubt cause the sale OF tickets NOON 10 usli
~ the announcement oithe diawinp.
IN tbs Lottery, as Ia the last, adyentuleis car
lecciie the cash for prizes sold ut
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peraio Mar inc Hist.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED. JULY 9.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
with passengers. Left nothing from sea
in sight bound up.
Sch Hamilton Hiram, Turpin, Savan.
nah, o days; cotton, rice, and flooring
plank, TO ii Ladd 6 Co. Nj Miller &
Son, Braden, Morgan s5Co. and to order.
SAILED.
Schr Ann, Webb, Madeira
MEMORANDA.
schr Ann, Rowland, hence, for Provi-
dencc, put into Norfolk 5th inst.
Brg Columbus. Marbury, at St. Bar,s
&C. ul,' for mis- port in 10 ds.
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MARSHALL SALE

VIII be sold, for cash, by the maY
hSzbsaa shall, on FRIDAY, the Goth of JULY NEXT.
on the premises, at d O'Clock, all the
EeSs. right, title, and interest, of EpwARu
Gtrlg,rE BURNAGE in, and TO, a brick house &.
lot at the intersection of Prince and Henry-s,s.
fronting on Prince street 30 feet, and extending
back % feet; sold TO satisfy an execution in ia.
yer OF Walter Latimore. ID. MINOR, ID. Nj! .
june "a Is for Tenoh Ring GOLD, Marshal.
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II. DARRAH, 4 .ENTJSV

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
IA gentlemen of Alexandria and its vicinity.
that be has returned TO his old stand in Mr.
ATklNSoN'S house on Fairfax-street, where
he will be happy to wait on them in the line oP
his profession If ;une Id
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PROPERTY,


One lot Of ground in Alexandria upon which
Mrs Mary Fendall now lives, containing hall the
square (more or less). Also, all that piece.
parc' or lot OF lanu lying in oil near The town Of
Alexandria which was purchased by Phillip r.
Fendail and Charles Lee, from Building Dade.
containing three and half acres, be the same
more or less. ALSO, a certain lot or niece OF
ground, designated as lot No g, in the plat OF
VIM. S. Moor's land, lately Nathaniel Psn6Le.
toms, which said platis recorded in the circuit
court Tor the county OF Alexandra county, be-
ginning at A. b. Oh the east side Of the " Washing
| ton and Alexandria turnpike road, within the
county of Alexandria, corner of AbiaI Hol-
brooks lot and extending thence with said road
north "a degrees, west D ID poles 70 E, a stake
or near the line of said Moor's purchase from
Nathaniel PendleioD, thence with said line north
$40 dcgrees,east 623 poles t. "a stake in or near
the centre of Westinghouse. il extended A
corner OF Lloyd's lot, thence with the course of
said street south deg. westll1 poles toe "A cor
ner of said Holbrook's lot. Thence with his line
south S43 deg. west 55s poles 10 the beginning,
containing four acres. Sold to satisfy six exc
cu'ionS, one in favor of George Carter, one in
favor of John I'll. Crease's use &c one in favor
OF Joseph Janney, one in favor Of John Witlrers.
one in favor OF Mary Mooney, and the other in
favor OF Zachariah Gardner
ID. MINOR, d. NJ
June ~ for T. Ringgold, Marshal
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

CHARLESTON, :. G. JULY "a adv of this
CITY and maid se,vont, while bathing on
sunday night Ias,, at Sullivan's Island
were unfortunately housekeeping into
deeper water than they imagined. The
body of the lady was recovered short
time afterwards, and great but ineffectu.
al exertions were made TO restore her all
means in the power OF those present
were unfortunately used in vain The
body Of the servant was found yesterday
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MAR SHAL,S SALE.

NM ILL be sold, on the premises, for cash on
w SATuRDAY,the 9th day of July NEXT, az
o'clock, all The right, title, and interest, Of
Mrs. MARY FLNDALL, in and TO, the following
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lemons, WiISKEY, sc.

g AMUEL MESSERSMiTH has in store, and
~ offers for sale on accommodating terms,
ll6 boxes Sicily lemons
900 bhis. Baltimore whiskey
Q pipes Holland gin
q hhds Sd proof Antigua rum
5000 lbs prime green Lagura g. Havana coffee
6O0 do ST Domingo do
3 hhds and bbls Muscovado sugar
-. Gunpowdcr & I'M
10 perial TEAS, of the
o noyt }cargoes of the Bca-
,m .ou' yer, Huntress, and
CannisterS
Q fine catty boxes imperial do
Boxes and half boxes, Bakers No. and 2
chocolate
Do Brrto Nos. l, 2 and 3 do
IS boxes Nluscatel raisins
so do mould and dipped candles
few boxes spermacet 90
10 half or. casks Sicily
10 or. casks Canary WINES
do do Colmcnar
IA do do Malaga
80 bbls mess and prime pork
81 do No. Q shad
10 bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping and Kentish cap paper
10 cases sweet oil in flask, 4, presented TO
be in nice order uv
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MAhStlAl.,S SALE.

VIII be sold for cash, by the marshal,
&ExA on FRIDAY, the Goth day of July NEXT,
Esss az 3 O'Clock, on the premises, oil the
&Eek right, title, and interest of NIILIAM
dhhsy H''s PATTERSON in, and TO, brick house
and lot, situated "n the north side OF Wolf street,
between un'onstree' and the wharf, fronting or
Woli-street % feet, and ext, nding back 90 feet
Sold to satisfy an execution i'm favor of Charlie.
SHADES administrators. ID. MINOR, ID. M.
June % is For T. Rnggold, ma, shall
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LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.

- n
JONATHAN SHILLABER offers for sale
ID 500 sides soal leather
so bags double refined India sugar
3 l,hds old Jamaica runi
90 bbls No l beef
so boxes soap
90 90 mould candles
20 do dipped do
6 chests best sewing twine
20 bundles shcathing paper
80 boxes mems and women's shoes
casks Malaga wine
10 coils cordage =
800 nests boxes - 80.
100 sets measures
20 casks cut nails assorted ~
. bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
cases water proof hats
II kegs best mustard
canns,ers copal varniSh
90 boxes Nos l., 9, and 3 chocolate
90 halfdo No June s
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NEW GOODS.

lust received and now opening for sale by
- the subscriber, at his store, KiDg-Street,
great variety OF fine, fashionable and low priced
shoes superfne and low priced straw bonnets
and trimmings, LeghorD do. Also, 25 cases
Boston and New Yorl. hats, comprising The fash
ionabIe oval, yeoman and bell crowned imita-
tons; do rorams very chesp,) mems and boys
black and white wool do mems and boys Leg
horn, straw, willow, and chip do children's
morocco and beaver do. wholesale and retail,
cheap 'or cash, jupe 70 WM TRUE,
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TO CRAFTSMEN.

MARKELL Il GROVERMAN have estah-
- iished grocery store on Lower Cedar
Point where craftsmen can be supplied with
goods at the Alexandria prices. July 8
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COACHEE, etc.

lance is DESTROYS of selling him in the distric
for that reason only, will please inquire for fur
Their particulars of the [iylO 81 EDITOR
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The improvements are handsome and ronve-
nicnttw story brick dwelling house and kitchen,
gardeners house, stable, carriage house, sc. Sc;
an carly and productive garden, aud an orchard
nj the most choice aud best selected fruit of va
rious kinds. There are about ihirty-two acres
under cultivation, divided into fields of from Sc
7op to nine acres each, NIL enclosed with sub
s'antial fencing the remainder Of the tract is
ia wood cf good growth. the healthy and do
rshtiui Situation df this property, the command
ing prospect afforded from the house, of Tie
fovn Of Alexandra, the city Of Washington, the
liver Potomac, and the adjacent country for ST.
v"ral niles around is conGguiiy to the turn
nike ROAD, aud its short distance from TOWN. wi,h
oiher Obvious advantages, combine TO rcudrr this
the most desirable farm Of its sire now offered
Tor sale. Il will be sold upon liberal credit,
~ will be exchanged for stock in any oC tho
banks IN this district paying specie. The pre-
misses viii he shewn, and the terms made known
IN application to the subscriber, q, tho Mocha
nies' Bank CHARLES CHAPLIN
,Yly % 3tSllsG
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
To Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Nlaysville

ROBBERY. On the night of the 18th inst the
common school house in Hampstead, was broken
open and robbed OF sixty volumes oil books consist
ing OF bibles, lestaments, Biographies, arhmelcs,
spelling books, Murrays readers, dictionaries, Co.
lumbar orators. &c.
Nantucket FISHERY There is now employed IN
the Whale Fishery by the people OF the island oil
Nantucket' 70 ships % of which are over 800 tons
l28 over ESQ tons, Il over 900 tons, and live OF
hitler size. Besides the above, there several
Ibrlgs and schrs.-W hen We consider the numerous
other vessels engaged il the coasting ard other
commercial trade of the island the small number
OK inhabitants 1t contains, and that the island itsel
is but sfieck upon the bordering OF our le
public and moreover, that almost the Whole Oh
their shipping was captured or destroyed SO recently
l as the last war; we are struck with admiration al
the invincibe hardlhood and industry OF this iil'e
active, enlerprising and friendly community, whose
Ihaipoons have penetrated with success every no0h
aud corner OF every ocean, Dcgrand's Report
i The machinery so long in prepara alton by Mr'
Bennett, OF this city, intended Tor flying In the a''
RI is said 10 be intended be sent with captain sym
mes TO the north pole. together with number o
slcork jackets and apparatus for swimming; SO lia1
Ill In entering the hole at the fote any accldeas
Fl should occur, the adventures may be prepared
-;Ey out with Mr. BENEFITS machine or to SWIM QUIZ
IL they should ha?pen to SO IN at the wrong plae''
II .9ar0'e.