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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15

LEMONS, etc.
lindsay s. HILL have in store nd oae
IL for sale,
% boxes fresh lemons in prime order
ID kegs Goshen butter
casks do cheese
+, pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
o hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
10 do and $50 bbls whiskey
~ barrels apple brandy
do peach do
half pipes Lisbon wine
20 quarter casks Malaga do
% hhds and 10 bbls. LIST and Cd quail sugar
+. zoo boxes h1uscatei raIsins
100 do mould and dipped candles
IL do tin plates
bags pimento
1000 bushels ground alum salt
$50 sacks fine do
800 barrels herrings
40 do shad
Gunpo~der, imperial, and Y Hyson teas
~ boxes claret june ~
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LOW RENTS.

Two large stores with capa-
3 cious cellars, and the good dwel-
ss.| ling house at the corner of King
& Henry streets, Also, the house
to the eastward thereof, lately occupied
by Samuel Cram, would be rented on We
ny low terms to respectable tenants.
VAUDEVILLE GJ LARMOJR.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15
SERVANTS WANTED

TENO hire or purchase female who can do
Il kitchen or house duties and a lad or man
capable of waiting, attending a horse, &c. En-
pfoymsnt easy. None need apply but with good
characters Inouire of the printers. June %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15
SPERM. OIL & CANDLES

SPERM. OIL & CANDLES.
~ Casks spermaceti oil
y, so boxes do candles, frpm the factory
of s. Rodman, New Bedford lust receiy-
ed and for sale by PHINEAS JANNEY.
Who has az Store and offers Ter sale,
Is bales Russia sheeting
Is casks do tallow
trunks cambria muslins
Q cases Nankin grapes
2 do do shawls
do Canton grapes, assorted colors
do do do black
I do cotton shirtings
do long cloths
! bale boDbazetts and Wildbkres
Dimites, ribbons, spotted cratats
Marseiles quilting extra fine
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15
BRANDY, GIN, etc.

BRANDY, GIN, etc.
TINE subscribers have received and for sale
IL I pipe fine Cogpac brandy
! do do Holland gin
2 do do Jamaica and Antigua rum
Fine old whiskey in bbls
Common do in hhds
Island I'd New Orleans sugar in bbls
Wine bitters by the dozen, of fine quality
Y. II. and Imperial tea in chests g. 2lb caddies
Cheese in casks
Playing cards Ivy the single or dozen packs
Filberts in bags, powder in kegs
LIST and ID quality snuff in do,
Rappee do in cannisters, Macaubo in do.
Rasins in boxes, vinegar in hhds and bbis.
Cigars in boxes, shaving soap in do
f, Fig blue, indigo, etc.
Together with general assortment of Lii
quors, wines, etc. by retail.
dec IL II. T. RAMsAY& Co.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15
The Alexandria Baths

A RE now in complete order, fitted up in a
N superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation of the public on the fret of May
As this establishment has receives the unquaii-
fed approbai~- .t.s physicians, ii IS unneces
cory rs say more in its recommendation than
that strict attention will be given in its manage
,nent, and faithful male and female servants
provided. The terms will be reduced to the fol-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
A Z AS received & offers for sale by wholesale,
4 cases Irish linens, remarkably cheap
case It'd, IA, Sd, 9-4 and l0-4 diapers &.
damask
Cd corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslins of various qualities
London ginghams
Null null muslns
Russia and Irish sheetnes
Flag,bandanna hdkfs ofvery superior quail
Hirst's black and navy blue imperial and
Saxon cloths
Seine and sewing Irvine
Patent shoe and coloured threads
.l...<G entlepen's doe skin and beaver gloves
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15

SUGAR., etc.
DARRELL & GROVERMAN have Just re-
H ceived and offer for sale
NOsugar in hhds and bbls
w India do in barrels
Chests of superior Fl tea (Pocahontas's
cargo)
Half and quarter chests do (Caledonia's and
Phenixs cargo)
Daily expected a supply of annis, cinnamon
and peppermint cordials which will be sold low.
60 bb,s Cumberland & Penn. whiskey
pipes superior old Cognac brandy, which
will be sold low
ID. &c. will give the highest market price in
cash for corn. may
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JOHN I'll. LADh & Co.
HAEE jusi received per brsg Wiuifred fram
l. Il Havana, and brig Resoluti1 d from ST. Ito
mas, and schr. Mary from NewSSryport,
so boxes white aud brown Havana sugar
80 hhds muscovado VI do
o. bbls do do
Ia hhds molasses
5000 doz. Amegor superior Spanish segars, in
whole, half, and quarter boxes
8 bags cocoa
do coffee
hhds w. /. rum
Dbl and boxes tallotv
II cases mems and BOYS fite shoes
3 do fur hats
so bbls N. F.. rum NAV 10
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LEGHORNS.
Cheap Shoes and Hats.

Cheap Shoes and Hats.
S. FREED, have just received
- from Baltimore and Boston, fresh
~ supply of shoes, consisting of the
EkA following kinds, which they offer
for sale at reduced prices for cash.
Ladies' morocco and kid slips with heels
Ditto +" heeled shoes low priced
Ditto {" slips 60
Ditto kid colored Sc
Women's leather
Misses " ant morocco slips
Chiidren's &C" " bootees
Mems and boys fine and coarse shoes
Ditto imitation beaver hats
Boys fur
Ditto white wool
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-15

HERRING FISHERY

attached to this property, which will be let on
very moderate terms, either with the farm or
separately. Also, one other small tenement, a
bout mile from the former, containing about
ono hundred acres of land of excellent quality,
with comfortable dwelling and other improve.
ments on the same. The above property will
be either let for one year, or leased for life to
good tenants. For terms, apply to G. w. Ma
son, of Holm Hall, to T. F. Mason, or the SUBJ
eriber. dec % f r. G.. MASON .
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THOMAS Fl. ROWLAND.

THOMAS FL. ROWLAND.
HAS JUST received blythe Regulator from
a. New-Bedford, Cent from Boston, and Re-
solution from st. Thomas,
% tierces summer presled spermaceti oil,
genuine
25 bbls cape Horn whaledo
100 boxes spermaceti candles, SWANS pa
tent and Rodman's AMI other approved
brands
hhds and bbls Muscotado sugars
do w. l. molasses
q bags cocoa, 9 boxes and Dbl tallow
bags coffee, . bales All:ant foot mats
Raisins, Martinique Noyedi, Malaga, mat
ting, &c 5mo l3 &
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'2coo bush coarse and ground allum
24o boxes York manufactured soap
80 do tin
goo do Nova Scotia herrings
7 bids cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbs
Timothy and clover seed
Family flour as usual
We wish to purchase wheat,rye g. corn sep21
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TO RENT

AHuk small FARM, situated on the Pc
RE tomac river, three or four miles below
Eg6s Alexandria, containing about go a
s7..1s3cres; on which there is a good dwell
ling house and other improvements, being the
former residence of the late c. w. De Valengen,
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81; -four cold baths 81; single baths BIZ cents
One half of the subscription money will be ex
pected in advance, and the balance On the 10th
July. apr % If NJ. GARNER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
LANCASTER, August 81,

LANCASTER, August 81.
MURDER.--The Court of Oyer and Terminer
Of this county commenced its Session on the Mon
day of last week. John Lechler, who had been in
dicted at the previous Session. for the Murder OF his
Wife, Mary Lecher, being brought up to the bar,
on the first day. stated that he had no Counsel and
asked the Court TO assign Counsel to take charge Of
his Case. The Court appointed g. b. Porter b.
Campneys and 3 Parke Esqs. as his Counsel; and
Fixed Wednesday morning. at 9o'clock, for his Trial
All Wednesday was occupied in selecting Jury
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday and part of
Monday morning were consumed in hearing the
Testimony. The Counsel concluded their argu-
ments on Wednesday evening, about seven clock
The President then delivered the Charge of the
Court and the Jury, about half past o'clock, re-
turned a Verdict of Murder in the first degree
On Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, the Prison
err brought up, and asked if he had any thing to
say. why sentence should not be passed upon him.
Having answered in the negative, the Court directed
him to be taken away, and to be brought up again
on Friday yesterday at IL o'clock to receive his
ence. Which is, that he shall suffer death by hang
ing By the neck
Never has case been tried, in this place, which
excited more interest or feeling. The Court was
crowded daily. The Prosecution very ably CON
ductedby Wm. Jenkins, Esq. Deputy Attorney gen
eral and the Prisoner ably defended, by the
three Gentlemen appointed by the Court. After a
fair Trial, the Prisoner has been condemned, and
will, we suppose, be executed, at such time as The
Governor shall appoint.
is stated from good authority, that Lechler, since
his conviction, has acknowledged his guilt.
Iatsttigencer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
A MOST T.aLUaBLE FIRM.

By virtue of Decree of the Chancery Court the subscr
Der will offer at public sale, at Mr. Peacocks tavern
in Chester Town, Tuesday the 18th instant,
at O'Clock, P. M.
The well known FARM called Renard's Point, late the
property of James Buchanan, deceased This Farm lies in
Kent county, the waters of Churn Creek and Still Pond
i'm such be enclosed by 400 pannes of fence
contains about five hundred and twenty three acres of
which about hundred and sixty in wood and por-
ton of the residue might easily be converted meadow
The Buildings are Dwelling House, Meat House, Ora
nary, Corn House, and Stable not in very good repair
Ii is believed that there is not valuable Farm for
the size oft in the county, and persons DESTROYS of invest
ing capital in Land confidently invited to make them
selves fully informed of its worth.
The purchaser will be required to give bond with APP
proved security for the payment of the purchase money,
in eight equal semi-annua payments with interest from
the day of sale.
and will receive possession the first of January
E. +. CHAMBERS, Trustee.
Chester Town, Sd September, 1892. 6S-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

year to the Boston Athenaum, has bequealhed g5-
900 to Harvard University. We are astonshed tina,
capitalists, in their liberal moments, never think of
ale College. Cambridge, before, had so much mo-
ney that they hardly knew what to do with it-while
modest and unassumng Yale--one of the oldest and
most respectable literary institutions in America.
and which, probably has furnished more useful and
distinguished men than any other-is left TO struggle
along by its own merits solely, and comparatively
without fuDds,-.N. Y. Spectator.
The whole number of deaths by yellow fever that
have occurred in New York, since the commence
ment of the disease on the last day Of July, up to
Friday evening the Esd ut. is thirty fre.
The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Boston,
have resolved that the prison limits for that place,
shall extend to the whole county of Suffolk.
Henry M. Breckenridge, Esq. formerly of Balti.
more, has received the appointment of Judge for
West Florida
Captain James Biddle has been appointed to the
Frgate Congress, which is TO sail speedily for the
West Indies. He is to resume the command of
the naval force In that quarter.
african american Colony Several free persons
of color, and one young black man, who had been
implicated in the late plot at Charleston sailed from
that place the 9Th ult. in the schooner Dolphin,
for Cape Measurable, the seat of the American colo
ny on the African coast.
James Hamilton Of Sharon, Beaver county, Pa.
and Two of his children were killed by lightning ON
the Sd ult.
The Duke Of York; it is said, has made over his
estate at Oatlands with all the growing crops, SC.
to trustees for the payment of his debts
Barglary-On Monday night the house of Mr..
Myer, on the 10th Avenue, was entered through the
cellar window by person, who, after entering.
found candle and lit it by the FIRE; deliberately
eat supper from provisions he found cooked to his
hand..and then very cooly went to plundering. 1t
IS not said where the walchmen were sleeping that
might. ~. Y. Conn .adr.
The stockholders of the Bank of the u States,
residing in Maryland held meeting at Baltimore
on the Goth tilt. and resolved, that John Donnell,
Solomon Etting, and Roswell l. Colt Esqs be
committee to attend the general meeting Of stock
holders to be holden at Philadelphia the first Mon
| day in September.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
THE SEASON.

In Bucks county, Pa. owing to the drought, the
crops have fallen short of the expectations of the
industrious farmer Vegetation is scorched out of
the ground so that there is scarcely any pasture for
the Cattle, The Neshamony, constant and never
failing stream, and which was thought to be mex
haustlble we'll its tributary streams have stop
ped running. There IS not mill in the ne ghber-
hood that can grind sufficient to supply the demand
oil their customers, many oil whom have to go the
distance of or 90 miles to procure grinding suff-
cent for their own The Oldest settlers say that
they have observed that the principal streams, as
well as the springs, have been gradually decreasing
tor the last six years
LANCASTER, August 10,
We have had little or no rain for some months
past. The corn, potatoes and pasture ale nearly
burnt up Many OF the springs and wells of water
In the city and neighborhood, and almost all the
clserns, are dry.
READING, August IL.
On Thursday between and O'Clock, NJ we
had shower OF rain. which lasted about minutes.
Yesterday morning the atmosphere was considera :
bly, cooled by a N w wind The excessive drought
which has lorg prevailed IN Berks and the adiou-
ing counties, has been very detrimental to the In
dian corn and potatoes, and we fear to the general
health OF the country. The dysentery continues to
rage with undated violence in different parts of this
county aud Schuylkill. Our borough, although mol
entirely free from this disease, is upon the whole
healthy when compared with the county.
! ETtract Of letter from gentleman in Saint
FrnncisriHe, to his friend in alexandria, Lou. }
dated Juty 9.
! F." This country was never more sickly than a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
New YoRE. Aug. %.
Loss Of the Packel Slip Lirerpool.

We are again called to notice the entire destruc-
ton Of another OF the fioes ships that ever sailed
from this port. The loss is extremely unfortunate
to the owners, being the second ship of the same
line which has been engulphed in the sdesp bosom
Of the ocean"
The Liverpool sailed from this port on The 10Th
of July ; and after pleasant run Of days, in lat.
As, 40, N, long. 49, w. thick fog, run foul of
an island OF ice, which carried away the bowsprit,
cut water and carried away her main stern but
Notwithstanding both pumps were going, she went
down in tw hours.
The crew and passengers, CSC in number) took
to me boats and after being in them days, reached
st. Johns, w.loundland where the whole of the
passengers, with the exception of Mr.. Samuel
Wright OF Savannah took passage in the British
brig Dart, for Bristol, Eng and sailed on the 9th
ult. IN company with the Eliza.
Not even the letter bags were saved, as nothin e
was saved except what they stood in.--Jlfec. GaS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

cause it was contrary to the truth and declared
that 1t 1t should be published he would contradict
II IN the lace OF the world, and assert that the King
was the prisoner of the Royalis Faction, by which
alone all the disorders had been caused and the
Monarchs person endangered This deter nina
ton is said to have been approved Of by the majority
lot the Diplomatic Body. and note prepared found
ed on the basis OF Mr.. Forsyth's declaration, which
had been signed by all the Ambassadors but one /;
who had, II was believed, demanded his passports.
His name is not mentioned.
Accounts from Bayonne, of the 9Th. state that
the insurgent chief, Quesadan, had completely rou-
ed the troops under Banos; and that the Army Of
the Faith had taken Lerida, except the Citadel,
which the Constituencies could not hold Two days
10 ger.
FRANCE.
| In the London Statesman oil the 10TH July, there
Is ALI extract OF letter from Paris, dated on the
evening OF the 18th in which the writer says, that
I"government has Just concluded contract for
10000 horses for the artillery, sc. All the differ
ent officers have been ordered to their posts and the
eonscrlpts OF 1891 are ordered TO join the army"
GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. Leonard had given notice in the House of
Commons, that he should bring forward a motion
,on the 9Sd OF July, relative to the recognition of
the Independence Of South America.
Many OF the principal underwriters at Lloyds
had refused u underwrite ship, about to proceed
from the Thames with warlike stores for Turkey /;
thereby strongly marking their adherence of the
cause OF the barbarians.
vessel containing British Manufactured goods
valued at $4,000 sterling, had sailed from London
for the Republic OF Colombia.
The calames Of the Irish have no way abaed.
Hundreds were dying daily of want, and the hospt-
lals were filled with the sick
In Ireland the promise of the harvest was favor
liable.
By the fast sailing ship Factor Captain Sheed arrived at
Philadelphia Saturday last from Liverpool.
BILBoA, July S.
The disorders continue in Some northern provin
lces and other districts. With weak and corrupt
Ministry they might have quired dangerous
cha acter but the seven heads of the hydra are cut
joH al Madrid aud under ministry worthy in all re,
lspecls Of Tree nation, they will disappear.
| The Duke de fIniantado is sent to Badaoz
The Marques de Las-Amarillas, late Minister
of War, Inspector General, Privy Counsellor oft
King, IS deprived OF his functions, and quits Mad
rid. He is to be sent to Grenada. There is every
treason to believe that other persons attached to he
Court Will soon find themselves in The same situa.
ton.
The wrecks Of the Royal Spanish Guards are
sen, 100 leagues from the capital, separated into
iour detachments. The Chiefs are detained al
Mairid
1t is reported that the Counter Revolutionary
Party offered General Morillo 100000 to put
himself at the head of the Guards He answered
10 100000 is handsome sum, but the oath of a
lSpanlard is still better.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
NOTICE.

The partnership of Curry MoRToN is this day dissov
ed by mutual consent All who indebted TO said firm
are requested to make payment and those having claims
present their accounts for settlement to the subscribers
who will settle the ROBERT CURRY,
JOHN MORTON.
Wilmington, August 18th, 1922 CIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

MARRIED-in Kent county, (Md) Mr.. DAVID WEBB.
to Mrs. WELLINGTON, both of Kent This gentleman
has been married times and had six wives, having
been married to twice, in consequence of mistake
made by the minister, in her first name He is stout,
hearty looking man. weighing upwards of200 pounds and
about so years of age.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
NOTICE.

Joseph Robinson, of the Borough of Wilmington, Mer
chant having the thrteth day of August last made
assignment Of his effects to the subscribers for the benefit
of his creditors all persons having claims against the said
Joseph Robinson requested exhibit the for set
Element to V.&J. +. GILPIN,
September 8, 1929. 68-f Assignees
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
DELAYS IRE D.aNGEROUS.'
P ADVANCE OF TICKETS. II
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

Tickets in the Delaware State Lottery Second Glass;
will advance in price Monday Persons wishing
supply themselves had betterapp before that dayby
doing which they will fifty cents per ticket. The
pd sale of the tickets nsures that the drawing will take
lace in less than months-therefore you had better
purchase shortly, as the High Prizes for sale
~ One of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
G@ One OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
E7% One of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Ge One of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
NJ One of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Besides upwards Of
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
in smaller prizes.
Tickets only IS. Shares in proportion.
HOPE Sc CO. Managers Office,
NO. %, Market Street, Wilmington.
or Orders promptly attended Prizes i'll all Lotteries
received in payment.
Sept. 3, 1922. IS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

DlED-At Laurel HILL St. Mary's county, on the 18th
ult. Mrs. ELIZA NJ BOWDEN, wife of the Rev James j.
Bowden aged 23 years and the Esd ut the Rev.
JAMES J. BOWDEN, aged 81 years, clergyman of the
Episcopal Church.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03
NOTICE.

ALL persons hereby warned not to pay any debts
due to the late Firm of CLELAND & COLEMAN, black
Smiths until person shall be duly authorized to col
lect and receive the same. JOHN COLEMAN.
Wilmington, Aug. %, 1922 68-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-03

indignantly the dawnng attempt ALLEVIATE
portion Of the Union from another.1 WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12
BDUDAp1DNo

NICHOLAS D0NNELLY, respectfully announces TO the
inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicinity that he has
moved his School from Oxford this Borough he has
pencd at No. l01, Marke-Street, where gentlemen can
n D. confines himself during the day this science
only.
" b. He will teach class of English Grammarians or
that celebrated plan of Mr. Greenlea for the of five
week. Saturdays excepted) at $500 per said term Hour.
oftuton from O'Clock till half past g. F. NJ. He is per
suadc that he make good GIamnaians of the dgen
in said term. Tuition will commence his school room
as above, on July lst, 1892. June 25 49-G
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that petition will bo
~ presented to the General Assembly of the State of Dc
aware at their session in January next for the PASSAGE
law authorizing certain of the ST. Georges Marsh
Company therein mentioned, to embark along the south
side of the ST. Georges creek waters starting point o
land OF kcnsey Johns, Esq commonly called Brery Point
il, < also cut sluce race through John Baneys
marsh and lay sluicc in the same
Oct 10, 1922. 5o-5m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1LL PERSONS having claims against the estate Of
Charles Phmy late of the Borough Of Wilmington, decd
requested to present them for settlement and those
wo stand indebted to the said estate are desired to pay
ther debts without delay, Benjamin Ferris in Whining
On, Attorney for the subscribers
ROBERT PLUMLY,7 n
October 4h 1922. 77-9n