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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
ALDIE MILLS

HE Sub-eribNr having determined
Il to retain the above properly in
his OWE possessiou it will not be pub
licly rented on the Est of July.
C.. r. MERCER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SIZE.


q NONSISTlNG nfzpveral ccuf;gua
Nous tracts, amounting in nua,iitv
+" upwards Of ELEVEN HUNDEF,1
ACRES, situate in the county of
Hannpshire, m Patterson's Creek, n
bout a mile above The town of Frank
fort. Nesc'y -FOUR HUNDRED a.
CRES of ihis land is cleared: a large
proportion Of which is bottom, excel
lent for msndcw or cora; and the resi-.
due is fine for grass and small grain,
with water rur stock in every field.
There Il also good mill seat on ;bs
premises II would be nm object to a.
ny one who wished to SAYs a LARGO
stock farm: oT fnr one who wished FOR
comfortable rej,ea' on retiring from
business. 4 part Of he pu, ohsee mo-
Dey must be cash, or il must be pslJ in
short time after the sale. Store
goods would BE- received fnr another
part, AMI the residue ut accommodate
ting periods. Application NAV be
made to William Neylor, residing ut
Romney: ar to the subscriber, residing
On the premises.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, sen.
April p.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
ADVERTISEMENT.

a Vasaney having occurred in the
u White Post Academy, Teach
er who cen come we'll recommended
for character, & who can furnish evi.
dence of his gu alifieations to instruct
IN the vari"u, branches Of English ed.
mratioo, & IN The latin language, will
lind 1T TO his advantage TO Apply TO the
trustees of that institution Immediate
Iy.
PHILIP NELSON, President.
IT., 6 e
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Frederick Limestone Land
for Sale.

lOE SAFE.
SNHE Suhsr 'ihe. offers for sale, on
4 accommodating terms, his FARM
which lies Gu the road leading from,
Winchester to Miilwocd, and about e.
qui-dislant from those places. This
Farm contains
693 A G ES,
large proportion of which is in tim
Der OF good quality; aud there is IN
the land en- abundance of excellent
stone for building aud fencing. If
wished, the subscriber will divide the
Farm to suit purchasers; bot will mt
sell a part, unless the balance can be
sold AT the same time. For terms APP
ply TO Francis 3. Whiting, of Clay
Till, Frederick county, Va. or to the
subscriber in Aide, Loudon comfy,
Va.
LEWIS BERKELEY.
May 1I-,f.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
LEWIS lInRR .nshis..

July 6-3ts,
6s- The EHIrors of the r Jositorv.
Charie'towu, and Washinst,nian
i:eesburs, are requehed TO insert Tho
"bove three timfs and send heir ae-
counts = this 'ffits e. collect,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
A 1 eacher W anted.
Bank of the Valley in Va

Jmly 1St.- 1922.
t'HE President and Direef.rs of tbis
Institution have tar day deetats 4
a Dividend of three aud half mr.
cent. Three pr cent will De maid ~,
~ IiteT the 18Th inst. to Stockholders
ar their 'epresentat;ves-One half per
cent being retained for the semi-apnues
lnsfslment. due to the Cnmmonwealth
Tor the benefit Of the fund for Internal
Impro emept.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, JULY, 1922
VOL. L.

illuminated every night; one being attached 10 each
Shop and the remainder branching out of the iron
pillars at convenient distances. On the side OF the
building next to Market street. there are 90 store
cellars under the shops; the declivty of the ground
visible on the right hand of the above view leaving
sufficient space for such conyeniences under the
level of the floor. In different parts of the Market,
there are four casl-iroD pumps supplied from
beneath by excellent wells; and every evening, as
soon as the place is cleared, signal bell being
sounded half an hour previously, the floor is we'll
washed and swept by twelve scavengers; after which
all the gates are closed, and two watchmen are
locked IN to guard the property from depreciation.
The principal Market days in Liverpool are,
"Wednesday and Saturday; but there is considera-
BILE Market every day. MIR J. p Walker, the
superintendent, enorces the observance of the By
laws framed by the Corpor alton for the government
the place. OF those laws the principal part affect
the Dealers who must, OF course, duly study them,
but short abstract of those liz which purchasers
and strangers are interested may here he useful.
Any purchaser may have provisions weighed by
authorised Weghers, who have two Offices on the
spot, on paying half penny Tor articles under
hundred weight, or penny per hundred weight,
II heavier Butter must not be sold by any other
| weight than sixteen ounces 10 the pound Persons
lemployng carriers from the Market, must pay,
them Tor carrying articles not exceeding forty
pounds weight at the OF twopence for the FIRST
tfoUyatus distance; threepcnce, II not exceeding
800yards; fourpence, if not exceeding l20Oyards:
and sxpence for any greater distance within the
limits OF the borough; twopence. if detained more
han half an hour previous to being despatched;
and twopence, if called and not employed The
carriers- having badges on their arms are such as
are registered by the Superintendent on account Of
good character. Persons resorting to the Market
must not bring dogs therein under penalty of ten
lshillings.
Yedrly Renfs.-The rents charged in this Market
the various places be taken by the quarter are as
follows; Shops, 16l per annum; Cellars, 81 Stalls
tor Butchers, 81; the corner ones loL; Vegetable
and Fruit Stalls, 6H Pota,oe compartments, 81; the
corner ones. 81 4a; Table compartments, 1i1os;
Il Bench compartments, l9s; Outer Fish standings,
81; the inner ones; A. Occupiers Of shops pay u
l2s per annum. each, for gas light.
i Nett proceeds s7l2i
/ The Population of Liverpool with
Tout the Borough, according to he
census in 1921, is 1882
i The Population ofthe environs e25l5
i Sailors belonging to the Port,
about 5000
I Total l50,4s7
Il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23

WuEnEAs the Burgesses and Borough Council of the o-
rough Of Wilmington, Delaware. having received fprma
ton Of an infectious contagious disease existing in sew
eral of the West India Islands, it is therefore Res0ved by
the Burgesses and Borough Council with the advice and
consent Of the Health officer, thai from and after the pub
LEGATION of this Proclamation ship or vessel bound from
or that may have touched any infected port, shall be
brought or approach nearer to the sad boronS OF VIII
mi0gon than the mouth Of Chrsana Greek, and that no
person persons. goods property, be landed or put
On shore from said vessel, without permit from the pro-
per auhorityuntl after such stationary and preventive
measures as the said Burgesses and Council by and with
the advice and consent Of the Health officer of the said
Borough at any time times may prescribe or cnon and
all persons on board of said ship vessel, who snail con-
svene the said provisions. regulations restrictions
shall estectively forfeit and pay the of ue hneo
collars BY ord of the Burgesses and Borough Coucil
JAMES SORDEN, CFk. H. c.
Wilmington, July II, 1922 Sat-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to the last Will and Testament Of Henry w
Pysick, deceased the following real will be expos
ed public SALE the premises, the 5th day of the 10Th
month (0ctober next at O'Clock in the afternoon, wit
All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot of
ground which it erected, situate in the Borough of
Wilmington at the Of Kent and Market Streets and
extending through, to Shpey street The lot is one hum
dred and feet and six inches in length Kent
street and ninety three feet and six inches in front Mar
ke and Shpey street. The buildings occupy the whole
front Kent street; and the lot on Market and Shpey
Streets is fenced with high and substantial brick wallis
The house, the first floor, has large and elegant Hail.
with appropriate architectural decoations-four handsome
parors planned to be all prvatea commodious din
ing room-al large and convenient ktcheia bathng-room
snoke house, sc. &C. On the second honr there are
chambers, all well lighted, and Of them unusually
arSe-a and lavatory There three large
chambers the third floor, besides garres All the Gel
lars are dry and airy There pumps of excellent
water before the house; and the whole establishment is
well calculated accommodate large family in the best
style The buildings were erected under the direction of
the late John Dickinson esq for his residence, and
finished throughout with taste and elegance, in the most
substantial manner
10 those who reside at distance and have not this
property it may be proper to say that the situation is ee
Yated-commandng extensive views of the surrounding
country and for health and convenience is not exceled
BY any the state Terms will be made known at the
tine of sale by BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATOR, teSanie1to aUteT0
of Henry w Physick, decd.
Wilmington, Del no. 81, 1922 50-1aw3m.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
FROM THE AURORA.


Il Freemason'S Efiifahh near Bagdad.
Tread softly here, or pause to breathe
A prayer for him who sleeps beneath;
Tho savage hands in silence spread
The nameess sand that hides the dead:
Yet here, as wandering Arabs tell,
A guardian spirit loves 10 dwell
Ills said, such gentle spirits seek
The tears on widowed beauty's cheek,
And bring those precious drops to lave
The sainted pilgrims secret grave.
Tread sefiy.--though the tempest blows
Unheeded DER his deep repose,
Though now the suns relentless raw
Has parched TO dust his sacred clay,
The spirit in this clay enshrined-
Once mounted swifter than the wind
Once looked, D sun beyond thy sphere,
Then dared to measure thy career,
And rose above this earth, as far
AS comets pass the nearest star.
Tread softly! midst this barren sand
Lie relics Of bouneous hand
That hand, if living, would have prest
Thee, wandering stranger, to his breast,
And filled the cups of gladness here,
Thy dark and dreary path to cheer
0! spare this dust it once was part
OF an all kind, all bounteous heart
If yet with vital wal NTH it glowed,
On thee its bounty would have flowed.
Tread softly! on this sacred mound,
The badge of brother hood is found
Revere the signeI in his breast
Ito bot. Win
He only lived on earth to prove
The fullness of brothers. love.
II in thy bosom dwells the sign
Of Charity and LoUe divine,
Give to this grave duteous tear,
Thy friend, thy brother, slumbers here.
FAZIO
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
Total l50,4s7
In Pennsyipania.


MDufe e Canning Degradation s. Disgrace.
The authentic occount.t-The ferocous author.
should be made to feel that the public, will not be
in'ulted and de6ed with impunty him from
society :! Shirt Of Pa.
BY the Milton Guards, commanded by Captain
Henry Frick.
MDr6feand Cumming. Gratifying Intelligence
MDuie feels perfectly comfortable
Now let sing long live Cumming,
M'Duffe long live he,
And when they next a duel fight
May We be there to see Three GroaNs
New FORK Ianamaay Society," or Columbian Order.
The Vice President of the United States-be.
loved by his friends for his moral virtues, and his
service and suffering during the late war. IL cheers
Aud Lang Syne
The unholy league of European despots-Tbeip
acts libels OF the right of man Sheep Stealers
The rising glory of our country. Conspicuous
in our agriculture, manufactures and commerce go
Hail Columbia.
lit PhiiadrLhhia.
The people Of South MISUNDERSTANDING a.
mong the powers of the earth, in the equal station
to which the laws OF nature and of nature's God
enttle them we gladly hail hem as brethren-.
Their deeds OF heroism shall ever be in our Rowne
cups freshly remembered The Trumpet of F anne.
Democlacy--The rallyng word of freemen---
May the beaehs Of its wholesome example in these
states be speedily diaused among ali the nations of
the globe. Hail Liberty Supreme Delight. "a.
.9s Washington Pa
MDufhe & Cummng-'No political evil can
arise, from allowing bdfes rakes and snarpers to
rid the world OF each other where the law has been
unable 10 devise an expedent
1T Zanesvile Ohio.
Mexico and IFS Emperor Iturbide,.-its govern
nnent will always be ur6id one until they establish
Ia representative republic. No Kings this side the
waters.
Mr. Barrett American and Europeon L,lera-
ture eontrasted-We have Pereipal ior Moore,
a Brooks Tor Byron, and an Avine for the author
of the Waverly novels.
1T Pittsburgh Pa.
Henry Roidqoin The friend of manufactures
and the firm and Enshtend representative oil the
Vest
"'Tis NOT in mortas to command success,
He has done more; deserved it."
By Z. F.. Pratt--Miss Weighly Of WestmorlanA
The fair Bonnet MAKER may the fair daughters
of Allegheny initiate her example.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
NOTICE..

All the Legatees mentioned in the last viii and Tesla
men Of John Foulk dec late of randywine Hundred, in
the County Of New Castle and State of Delaware who have
already received their Legacles are hereby nothed
that The executors are now prepared discharge all Of
said legacies and that they will pay Interest thereon
after Monday 2oh Inst which day. all the said Legatees
are requested at the office of Jonas p Faramb, in
the Borough Of Wilmington, Del and receive their Lega-
cies. MOSES BULLOCK,
JOHN F0ULK,
July 16. 1892 55-4t Executors
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
TO BE SOLD at PUBLIC SALE

On Saturday the 9th inst at the late dwelling of William
Cook, decd at the of Orange and Third Streets,
variety of household and kitchen furniture; also set of
Nailers Tools and few bushels of hair for plasterng
Sale to commence at o'clock, A. NJ.
Attendance will be given and made known at sale
THOMAS A. SrARRETr, .ad'n'r
W;ln;nrtnn Julv 10 1920 55-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of William Cook, late
of the Borough of Wilmington, deceased requested to
make speedy payment and those having demands TO pre-
sent Them for settlement, to Thomas A. Starrett.
Wilmington, SARAH COOK, .fdm'r'r
Ju}v 10 1922 { THOMAS A. STARRETT, .qdm'r.
55-4t
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NO. Sc.
TO BE LET,

ROOM No. 1885, Market Street, suitable for dry goods
store Apply as above Possession 25th inst
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
"a V0ICE FROM ST. HELEN.s.v

The Charleston Mercury pronounces Doctor
O'Meara's book to be zone Of the most 5arefaced
impositions ever fosted upon the world; being a
pretended narration of actual conversations while
1t is nothing but romance from beginning to end
made up OF hearsay stories, the babble Of gossips,
and the gleanings of tell-tale authors and newspa
per scrlbblers We published some time ago some
extracts from this work before the book itself ap-
peared, and the story of Moreau's leg and hoo,.
VIGOROUSLY false, convinced us that nothing from
the author was worthy of belief; but the lies are
ingenious and relate to prominent Characters
The Democratic Press says "No doubt can be
entertained of the authenticity of this work -
v. States Quarterly Rerie,0. Proposals are is
sued Tor publishing in the City of New-York ill.,
erary work under the above title by an association
OF literary gentlemen, residing in different parts of
the U. States. The editors state their grand objects
are to give currency TO classic taste hcathfu and
yet refined Literature the researches OF Science /:
valuable treatises upon Political Economy record
ed improvements in the Mechanic Arts discrim-
mating and impartial History; those systems of
Medicine, in all its branches, Which are the result of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
,evoyine upon his successor will be comparatively
devolving upon his successor will be comparatively
Light.
Chairman of the Committee of Inspection and In
vesiigation.
Bank of the United States, Oct. LIST, 1922.
[The Exposition of the President of the Bank to the
Stockholders, win be given hereafterJ

Lining Seed Wheat.-A respectable correspon-
dent informs us, that unsacked limo has been found
10 answer an excellent purpose, in preparing wheat
for seed. The Gentleman states, that ne put about
four or FIVE pounds Of quick lime into sufficient
quantity of water to soak one bushel OF wheat which
he sowed the last spring. then added the wheat and
permitted it to remain about twelve hours Inc
Ii ne by slackenng raised the temperature OF the
water to blood heat and the wheat became soft and
apparently pa, boied.-On sowing it, however, 1t
sprouted much sooner than usual, 1ourshed re-
markably, and produced an excellent crop, entirely
free from any appearance of smut. The above is
probably the least expensive, and most efHcacous
mode of preparing wheat for seed, that has yet been
discovered. american Farmer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
distressing .Nslcs from Pensacola.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Barancds, near Pensacola.


September g. 1899.
A terrible epidemic has visited Pensacol.
committed great devastation among the Americ ,ra
IN that place. the Creoles being generally exrmn,
from 1t. About hundred and fifty have in twer,n
days, been consigned TO the tomb, and as manv :,
eighteen have fallen in single day. Never w. .
haps, was fever more universally fatal, utterly i.
Tying the aid OF medicines no instance of a recnvss.
alter an attack, has occurred and persons whobo.a,
hved ~ New Orleans and the West Indies ~,
nounce Its mortality and rapid termination unsv.
amped. 'O"'
Among its victims are DR.. Bronauph. Mr. n
Simrns, Navy agent MIR. Harrison Atlornev e,
the territory, and his lady, and long st Of rpspac.
table persons, who presume are unknown to vnu
Such Was the alarm, that many of them were CON,
Quoted to the tomb without single attendant hn.
the man who conveyed them in his cart /; and snnr
on the bed OF pam and despair without single
friend 10 shed tear, or soothe their last momens
with oihces OF sympathy and kindness
his work OF destruction has somewhat abatsd
not that the disease has at all diminished in s ma
Lightly and violence, but because fewer subjects r..
main tor to operate upon-a who had it in their
power seeking safety by Eight.
In a country so thny settled, il was moi .asv e.,
ugtIves to obtain shelter, the neighboring houses
are consequently much crowded. and many Of The
poor are co PEELED to be exposed to The wide ey.
Panse OF the heavens. The Legislative Council and
troops retired to the country; among the latter
'ome cases OF lever have occurred There will be
no safety In returning to the town, until the occur
ence OF one or two white frosts, which may not be
PROBABLY expected before Noyember.--Adt. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
FROM NEH- ORLEANS.

The mail OF to-day furnishes accounts from that
CITY to the 10Th ult. and we lament 10 state tina,
'ney connTm our former advices Of The appearance
of the yellow fever there. Eleven new tases wsre
reported for the last twenty four hours Of he 5tb
Sep and several deaths ha6 occurred. The Board
OF Health had fitted up "a Country Hospital for The
reception oil yellow fever patients, pariculary for
persons no, domlciliatedin the city--Ehil. Gas.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11

experience and fact; confirmed Law; aouna o..
tics; and the purest principles of Revealed p ol'
gion. Ne'''
The numbers of this work will appear gunrts.,,
at the beginning Of the months of January sn,S'
July, and October, of each year. Each Dumba p. ~
contain $50 pages; octave. The price will be ssa
dollars per annum, payable on the delivery Of H.
second number. : VIC
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
RECIPE.

Infalliblq Cure for the .ague and Ferer.
ii d. achms Veaus Treacle
8 do. best Jesuits or Lima Bark
Table Spoonus best Port Wine
The JUICE Of one large Lemon or two small Lines.
Mix all these together. Let the patient, take 8
table spoonfulis in the morning fasting table
spoon.ulls at noon-and the residue going to bed
afterwards let the patient take any pleasant
stomach bitters every morning, fasting.
Before taking this prescription it might be neces-
sary for the patient to take dose oil some medicine
to open the bowels.
This Invaluable medicine has been tried in the
neighborhood Of Baltimore, and moi one case has
occurred where it has failed.
BY publishing the above recipe, the editors OF
papers generally will serve the cause OF
HUMANITY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
The total amount of funds are
Which are Distributed as follows !:

WhlcH are dlstflbuteH as J0IIUWS.
In United States per cent. Stock 81 100000 90
United States per cent Stock, 2,020,4o9 q
Loans on personal security, o,25o,l50 90
Loans secured by Bank Stock, 5,974,7S5 80
Loans secured by Mortgage, 5000 90
Due by State banks bearing interest, : 739,9lS &c
Real Estate taken for debt, part of
which is productive, 587,l02 So
Amount due by sundry State Banks,
&c. in current account, 910950 81
Paid ON account of Bonus, and pre-
mum on 5 per cent. Stock, l,180,880 90
Banking House in Philadelphia and
Branches cost s54.922 IS
Notes Of State Banks on hand 664,6 Sc
Specie in United States Bank and
Branches s,s46,434 %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-11
s4l,7l3,266 10
S54,99s,1s9 6s

OR. Bank of the United States,
by Capital paid in, S34,992,159 65
The sum which has been paid on
Bonus premium ON millions
per cent. Government Stock and
Banking Houses, and which will he
extinguished BY semi-annual APP
preparation Of 100000, 100000 90
Value of Banking Houses which
have cost S834,922 Is, but which at
the expiration of the Charter will
not then stand on the hooks of the
Bank at value more than 395,802 Isl
Contingent Fund OF 83,55O,Oo0,
which will be increasedby The trsns-
fer of 8l93,699 from the balance Of
the profit and loss account as il
stood on the 1st July last, TO cover
the losses sustained 5,743,s09 90
The balance that will remain Of
what appeared 10 the credit Of the
profit end loss account on the LIST OF
July, after having transferred to con
tngent fund Sl93,899 5i997 OF
The interest which
has accrued on sus-
pended debts amoun-
ting to 81,279,52o 50
,Afer dedncting
interest on that por-
tion which is deem
ed bad Of 511.808 90
767,7la s4
Advance above par on 37,954
shares Stock ofthe Bank of the Uni
ted States which it holds-say a dol
4afs per share' 1886 90
'S42,72s 1866 10
In addition TO the above, the committee deem ii
proper TO exhibit the following brief view Of the
present actual situation Of the funds of the bank
and of their distribution:
The capital ofthe Bank paid in is 1854 ,99913o Ga
The circulation OF Bank Notes,
am units to 5,456Bo1 or
nc deposits arc 6,776,492 "a
cec'aimed dividends 1874 2s
Amount due TO sundry banks in
Gu rent account, and to individuals
in Europe, 1,964,8es sc