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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
FOR THE AMERICAN WATERMAN.
Mr.. EDITOR

AS the time is approaching when the citizens OF
the Borough will again be called to exercise their
right of suffrage in the choice of persons to fill the
Offices of Burgess and Council for the ensuing year,
deem it advisable to call their attention to that i'm
portant subject early period that choice may
be made of men who will fill those stations adyan
tageously for the Borough. 1t is to be regretted
that our elections for Borough officers have not re-
ceived that attention from many OF our best citizens
which their importance require. With population
of five or six thousand souls, Wilmington ought to
have police composed of men of judgment and
Prudence, men who would be able to govern the
place, fully preserve order and see that the Ordiaan
ces are enforced We should have men who would
attend to the duties of their Offices without fear ia
vor or affection but sir popularity seems to be all
that is aimed at. Some OF our present council are
composed OF men who within their proper sphere
are good citizens but would ask, are they quail
fled for the stations they fill think no person will
answer in the affirmative. They are generally men
who have little knowledge Of public business, as
many of their acts will prove-I will notice few;
1st-They have, l am credibly iniormed) re-
duced the taxes so low for the last year, that the
proceeds will not meet the current expences of the
Borough and 1t has been asserted by those who
presume acquainted with the case, that the sue
ceeding council will be under the necessity of Dor
rowing money to make up the deficiency. This may
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
NEW SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
C.a.N.aL COMPANY.

In pursuance of the provisions contained the Charter
and of resolution passed unanimously, general meet
ing of the propretors on the 18th of February, instant
than 500 Propretors being present represented
by PROXY,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT books will be opened between the hours of 10
and ID in the forenoon of the third Monday of May next
the Companys Office in Carpenters Court in the city
of Philadelphia for receiving and entering additional sub
scrpons Of 1000 whole shares of $500 EACH this Com.
pany; that deposit of $40 each share, will be requr-
led at the time Of subscribng and that the condition of
leach subscription shall be, that if the whole of said shares
shall be subscribed, the subscriptions entered SHALL
the option of the subscribers be cancelled and their
deposit money returned. That the books will remain open
between the hours for 80 days. until the whole
Der of shares subscrbed and that Committee of the
Board of Directors will attend receive and enter sub
scrpons and deposits and give acquances for the
The President and Directors, knowing that the public
and their fellow citizens of Philadelphia, apprized of
the solid benefits which will be conferred the naon
on Pennsylvania and especially on this City, by opening
Canal communication between the waters of the Chesa-
peake and Delaware and of the profits 1t will afford the
Stockholders feel confidence that they will be seconded
the undertaking by prompt and liberal subscription.
KENSEY JOHNS, President
H. d. GILPTN, Secretary.
Philadelphia I'd April 1922. 26-l2t
Persons resident in Maryland Delaware and elsewhere
of this city, may have their subscriptions entered by
transmitting written authority for that purpose, to Mr.
HENRY d. GlLPIN the Secretary of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company, Philadelphia, with the deposit
money enclosed.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, nv name, without my consent, knowledge
or appreciation has been affixed printed paper in Cir
cuaton in this Borough, purportng to be Sale of very
valuable
Real and Personal Property.
THIS THEREFORE, is to notify those who may be sedu-
ced into confidence in the above publication that am
totally ignorant of its merits demerits-and deny any
participation in, or knowledge of it, whatever
PATRICK HIGGINS.
Wilmington, April 9, 1922, 2b-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

We have received the FIRST number of periodical
paper published in Philadelphia, entitled THE Co.
lumbar OBSERVER. A Journal of Literature and
Politics. 1t is published weekly, eight quaro pages
constituting number, at 8 per annum, payable
months after subscription. To Judge Of the merits
of publication by the first number is impossible !;
should the subsequent numbers equal the one we
have seen, it will doubtless receive public encour-
|agement, for it wl-dcserUet
If we are not egregously mistaken, the editors
have committed an error in calling Alexander VIII,
son the Ornithologist, an american author the
impression on our mind is, that he was Scotchman
Nor can we agree with them in regard to hving,-
that his productions, far, have been such as to
excite momentary admiration, instead of awakening
warm and lasting emotions of pleasure :" though
years have elapsed since the publication Of the first
Sketch Book," we can still turn 10 it with pleasure
and renewed qualification.
In conclusion we would observe that the remarks
in the PORT Folio did not merit such teaty notice as
they have elected. Any person conversant with
the fate of previous works Of the nature, would
have made the same observation Ne heartily wish
the editors success commensurate with their de-
sertso
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09
.NEWaRR ACADEMY.

The sem-annual examination of the Students in this
Academy will take place on Thursday the 18th Inst
By order, HENRY WHITLEY,
April 5th. 26-4t Sec'ry.
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fF LOOK AT THIS. LID

The person who has a sett of the PIRATE vols bes
longing to the Circulating Library, No 105 Market Street.
Wilmington, is requested to return them forthwith.
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amerlran llDatrbman.

WILMINGTON, 9 APRIL, 1899
Frown indignantly upon danig attempt
one of the Union another'' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

BY the Village Record we learn that GEORGE
WIrHSr, distinguished preacher of the society of
Friends, has recently visited the meetings in the
vicinity of Westchester--On Sunday, March 31st,
he preached at Williston, where crouded con-
gregation was gathered; every seat occupied and
even the stairway filed"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
Portland Silk and WOoHen Dire
House and FuiIing MI
ROBERT THOMPSON.

WOULD inform his friends and the public
" that he hss had new Buildings erected hes,
vaughan Bridge for his SIX IND UOOI.
Len DYE, SUD for Pulling and Dressing Cloth
20 'he nea'r~i aanner. " has lately built new
msrh'ne tor mapping and IeGriing ard Dressing
Cioih, which does a IN a superior stile.,
tie also colours british blue for so cents q ward
All Kinds OF mems garments can be colored and
cleaned Whole.
ro"ds lett at Messrs Haines and Motri.', Mid
nle-Street, AZ MIR. samI Emers's. head ~ Long
bart, AZ Miss Cu-hInr's, Fore-Street. and Miss
area, Exchanged rect, will De taken and re.
turned.
H. 4. viii furnish any Of the Country Cloth.
ler' with mapping Teazling aud Dressing Ma
eh'hes a. 5000 cash down, or $50 on one
years credit
Goods colored black every week
Aug. II. n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08

Disease IN all its stages.
I'HlS article isapproved by the Medical school,
or Fr'nce. and by the College of Physicians
London In the course Of the extensive pub
&c and private practice of medical gentlemen not
single case has ever occurred where The cure
hiss not been speedy and permanent.
In the space Of 6ye years no less than ten thou
sane persons are reported TO have been cured by
these Lozenges in the city of Paris alone. with
out the lea,, painful or dangerous synptoms
whatever, neither the mouth nor the breath are
IN the least affected by the use of this mild safe
sud tain remedy. All the extra medicines in
eVerys'sge OF this disease accompany the Lozen-
ges, with particular directions the price of the
whole is S..
Letters addressed 10 the Proprietor. ]. p,
WhItwell, agent TO The Boston In6rmsry in Bos
ton, post pad. enclosing the amount, and dis
cribinS symptoms, will meet immediate atten-
ton.
~. u. Instructions preparatory 70 the use and
btfIre the arrival OF the medcine (which wiz
be forwarded by mail or p,cke) will be Imne-
diately given, the whole business may be conduc-
ted without the knowledge Of a second person.
Aug Ia
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
Fall s. Winter GOODS.
TUSTRECElVED and now opening forSalebG
ROGERS & cox

TUSTRECElVED and now opening forSalebG
ROGERS & cox,
EXCH.ANG E-STREET-a extensive assert
ment of SEASONABLE GOODS, among which
are
case of plain and figured Cashmere Shawls,
! do black & colored Canton & Nankin Grapes,
Black and white French Grapes,
Sd & So black Bombazine, superior quality,
Double chain black Levantines,
Lilac, white and Mazarne blue Florence Silks,
Black Sinchaws and Sarsnetts,
Changeable Lustrings orsted BombaZine,
Scarlet, Crimson and green ditto,
Merino Shawls and Handl,erchiefs,
Queen Caroline Plaids, al IS cents per yard,
Dark and light Cambria Ginghams,
Figured Pelisse Flannels and Rattinettes,
Black, blue, crimson and green Tabby Velvet',
Black and blue Silk do.
Flag and Bandanna Handkerchief,
a. and Cd Cambrics and Cambria Musllns,
Striped and seeded Cambrics,
Plain and figured null Musins,
do. do. Jacconett do.
Imitation, India and Fancy, do.
Merino Trimming and Fringe,
Merino Indispensable white and coloured,
hite, Plaid and figured Crav ats,
Pocket Haudkerchiefs,
Furnitures and Copperplates,
Plain aud figured silk Lace,
Pelisse Wadding,
| bale plain and figured Bembazetts, containing
a great variety OF colours and qualities,
bale white, red, yellow, green bla X Flannels.
Saperfine and common blue black Broadcloths,
Black blue and mixed Cassmeres,
Superfine dark blue Queens Cloths,
Handsome Vestngs,
Ladies black white & slate Worsted Hose, some
with embroidered clocks,
Gentlemen's black, white mixed half Hose,
Extra long white kid Gloves,
Coloured and white shortfdo.
Black and coloured Beaver and silk do.
Mems Buckskin, Doe aud Beaver do.
Irish Linens, and Linen Damask,
GA, IA and Sd Damask Table Cloths,
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Imitation of do.-Long Lawns-French Lawns,
Millinettes and wound Wire,
Boxes Cotton Balls,
Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons,
Twist do. do. do.
8. a. and Thread Cotton Floss,
Tambour Cotton,
Fine Tapes, Bobbins, Pins, &c. &c.
ALSO
5 bales bleached and unbleached Sheet
ings Shirtings of the Waltham Manufacture
Observation-Disclosures Checks-Bed Tickings-
Observation-Disclosures able Cloths and Cotton
Batting for bed comforters, &c. All of viii Oh will
be sold at low prices for Cash only.
Dec. s5th, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
b. & G.. WILLIS

uANE jnst received, by the Triton, from Liv-
L erpool, few real Norwich CA Nj BLtTS,
Browns and NAVY BLUES, for Gentlemen's
Cioaks.
A fine assortment of Bomhazeens--Barnsiey
Table Linen, in clo'hs srd pieces, Of all sizrs-
plaid aud cooured Dsmask Table Covers GA TO
t2-l -Dnyleys-stout English Diaper for Towel
inS--Linen Napkins-Sco,ch Linen Lawn, for
Hdkis--Shoe Linen>--Llnen Sheetings-- Irish Lin
ens-t00 printed Cashmere shawls, beautiful pat
terns--the best quality of Caroline PIsids, 20 he
sold al 30 cents per yard-scarler, CRIMSON, blue
and green Moreans--Ladie>' white and colored
kid and beaver GIoves-men's and boys lea her
do.-EHgsh silk Hose, Of every descriPtion-hull
do spun silk Gloves-french PiIareens, for La
dies winter capes--a & eat variety Of Inserting
Trimmings--Brusses Carpetug and hearth Rugs
Wddeiing for Pelisses.
They have remaining, Of their fall Importation
very complete assortment Of London
.Superfine Cloths g. CasSim ereS
A fine choice of LADIES' CLOTHS;
BroadctOtss, Coatings, Dutfis, Kerseys, super
fine Hunters Cloths, FlaaneLs, Scotch
Plaids and BOmbdzeus.
All Of the above, together with an extensive as
sorlment of other sedsoHaJle Goods they have i'm
ported this season, direct from the manufactures,
and will sell at the lowest importing prices.
Portland, Dec. nth. 1921. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08

ITAS for sale, at his store, Middle Street. gen.
- era assortment OF
Groceries and Hard Ware, n
..AMoNG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING =
SPIRITS. SCurrie Powder.
Old Cognsc Brandy, TEAS
Antigua Rum, Gunpowder,
St. Croix. do. Imperial Hyson,
'. England, do. s ioun< Tyson,
Schiedsm GIN, I Hysou Shin,
Weesp do. Z Souchohg.
American do. SUGARS
Old Whiskey, Cordials. India double boiled,
WINES. White aud trown Ha-
q, P Madeira vaHa,
sicily Madeira, Isl. Croix,
Lisbon, vidonia, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmess Cloves. s Fiberts,
Mace, pimento, ; English WaInuts,
tiincer. Csssia. Pecan Csstans,
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts.
Ground Cas>ia COFFEE.
hole and ground Pep st. Domingo,
per, Havana Domestic,
c. y-une, do. Welsh No. Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers, do
Entry Mats, all sizeS,
spermeceti Oil, Fiasks do. blowa Salt.
st Ubes and Liverpool do. Cotton, Rice.
Salt Petre Alum, Copperss Starch,
sulphur, Indigo, roll Birthstone, inbaccn,
Cut Mats, Rrsd-, Hollow Ware, Stone do.
hosssts. Cheese, Dat Meal.
Cssk aud box kasiu- Currsut-, Pigs.
Mackerel and Pollock Fish. Vinegar.
Brushes. Broom', Denij Johns. Nel,et Corks,
Castle and brown Soap. Windsor 10.
superhHe Flour, Sole Ieather Shoyels,
SPADE, &c.
-Htsh a Uariety If
HARD WARE.
Nor. 5. IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
Drugs and Nedie'nes.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Mo lie Street, OFFERS FOR SALE,
Bill. GL.uBER sALr-.
zoo lbs VALERIAN kOuT,
case Gun CANPRoR,
do. MAGNFsIA,
80 groce white PHIALs,
600 groce phial Coax,
bbl. GUM ARABIc,
50 lbs. red PRECIPIrATE,
100 lbs RBUsARB.
4 Dbl. CoLUMBe RooT,
1 do Curcuma DO.
4 do. Apnis Seed,
so lbs. Spanish Otter.
$50 lbs. QUIcksILvEs,
Bales Pinkroot-Gentian,
Snakeroot- Orange Peel,
SIENNA AID Liquorics Root,
Cream Tartar best cold pressed Castor Oil
Cart,ari.es-Q Wood-Opium- Borax re
fned-crude Antimony-Flor Suiphur-C Iomel--
Tart. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oil-Gum Ammo
niac-Oh Peppermint-Gum Myrrh-Sugar Lead
Cum Kino-Castile and Windsor Sosp-Sper-
msceh- Burgunda Observation-Disclosures Jal
ep-Oilvitriol IN Cases and carboys-Bslssm Co
paiva- Cascarilla Bark. with assortment Of
Surgical instruments at Boston
prices. 9w Portland, Nov. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
BOARDERS WANTED.

OK Gentlemen Bosrd-r- can &c accommodated
- IN q central part ct the toWH, al reasonable
rate, BY apply * at THIS OE.ce. Dec. ST.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
Men School Book.

ANCU bCUOCC DDCh.
The Evangelical Instructor, desigle for the
use Of schools Price 81 i2 cents.
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy,
with seven Maps, and a Plate of the Solar sys-
ten, for the use Of young children. Price 25 cents
Jamieson's Grammar Of Rhetorick aud Polite
literature. cOmprehending the principles Of Lam
guage and styIe-the Elements of Taste and Crit
iCism. with rules for the study Of Composition and
EIoquence, illustrated by appropriate Examples,
with questions. Price Si25.
Tytler's aud Robins Elements OF Ancient and
Modern History, with questions. Price 81 30.
Questions, 81 f2 cents-for the use of schools.
Whepey's Compend of History, from the
lest times, comprehending general view OF the
present state OF the world. and brief dissertation
on the Importance OF Historical knowledge, with
Questions adapted to the work, for the use OF schools
and academies. Price 81 81 i.2, Questions II cts.
Questions to Murrsy's Gsmmsr.
Perry'S Spelling Book.
Just Published and for Sale above, new and
improved edition Of Perry's Spelling Book.
Universalist's HYMN BOOKS.
Village Harmony.
f2th, 18th, 14th, 18th, 10th and 18th Editions
Of the Village Harmony.
Tempt Cdrmina
vi VI tHc anu o'n AS"'N'""7 y
the Bridgewater Collection of Sacred Music.
Northern la rmOny.
5th Edition Of the Northern Harmony.
ALSO
JUST RECEIVED,
DON JUAN, by Lord Byron.
Lady Morgan. Italy, vols.
Endless Amu>ements, a collection Of nearly 400
entertsning experiments in the various branches
Of science VIZ :--Acoustics-Ari thmetic-Che
istry-El ectrcitv-H vdranlCs---Hyd rostatics.-
Magnetism Mechanics and Optics.
Clark Astronomy.
Visiting Cards and Billet Paper.
FARMERS ALMANACS
r. b. Thomas, Maine Christian and Pocket
ALMANACS for
lG34a
For Sale as above by the thousand, gross, dozen or
single.
Public and private Libraries furnished at the
shories, notice, and on good terms as can be
purchased elsewhere. Ct. Oct. so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
WILLIAM OXNARD,

No MussEY's Row. MIDDLE-STREET,
HAS just opened for sale sn extensive asorl-
II meat Of
Cotton and WOolen Goods, uiz.
Brpadcloths, Cassimers, FlannelIs Rombazetts,
W!lbore-, Rattinetts worsted Hose, Duff Is, Plans,
Kerseys, Vestiugs, Callicoes white and coloured
Cambrcs, Ginghams, cotton and filk Handk'ls,
cashmere Shawis, Buttons. boxes OF cotton Balls.
Pins, Ribbons, black Lustrings, black Italian
Grape, sewing Silk and Twist, tabby Velvets,
brown Linens, oil Cloths, Russia table Linen,
Shirtings, carpet Bindings, silk Gloves, &c.
ALSO-Factory Cinghsms, Checks, Sheet
ing, shIrsings, Sattinet,s, white and coloured
Thread, sc. &c.
Oct. 9, 1891 IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE ATTHE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No 2, Merchants RoV, Middle Street, Portland
Geography made easy,

Being New Aondgment Of the American u
Universal Geography, on an 'nlprored plan con.
tain,ng general Views with Questions, and accom-
panied with new Atlas, adapted 10 the work by
DR.. Morse aud Edward Morse, tweHty seco I'D edi-
ton for the use of Schools and Academies.
History Of The United States Of .Anerica
With a brief account Of some Of the principal EN-.
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companied with questions, for the use of schools
Price IS cenis
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
PSORA, OR THE I#H.

4 1T Sub c'iUer has Preparation which piOves
l. an etfec,uai Remedy Tor This troublesome dis
easr, aud winch tor convenience Of application
elegance and safety, far surpasses all other Rene
dies hich have h,th RIO come within the sphcre
OF h,s acquaintance. Should any be d. posed 10
dOubt this sta ement. the subscriber il aware that
fai irial 81 his r NEEDY, by all such hesita-
ing aud sceptcaI ones, viii infaiiibiy remove
iheT scruple>. J. LLANITT. ia 4, 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
The mos valuable Medicine IN use for
COUGHS & CONSU MPTIONS.

THIS new and healing Balsam bids fair to RI
vi every Medicine heretofore discovered,
for Coughs. end complaints of The lungs, leading
10 Consumption and even in seated Consumptions
Il has lately been used BY msny, with the most
surpr,z ng success. If certificates from persons
oftbe highest respect ability, the great and in
crossing demand for il. may be called proof OF
its good effects, it is Iroved. Sea- cey case of
Ids Coughs, pain in the side. difficulty Of
h eAthing, want of sleep arising from debility or
even CoDsunptions. but may be relieved by he
the timely of his Medicine. Msnv certih-
cate, of It's efficacy accompany each bottle.
Copy of a letter TO Mr.. LorensO Bull, Druggist
Hartford.
SIR-I am a man sbou. sixty years of age, and
have been afflicted from my infancy with cough
more than people in general especially when |
took cold but in the summer Of 1917 took a
violeat cold which caused hard cough, difficult
bresthing and wheeling, so that 1t deprived me
IN measure OF sleep and 1t times could Got lie
in bed. which continued for more than year and
which got nv health very low. then heard Of
Dr.. Auders ms Cough Drops, and purchased At
your store three bottles, which have reason TO
believe have restored me to nv 70 mer state of
he attn and cant,uly say that believe them 20
be the best medicine for coughs and colds now
in use ALEXANDER SACKETT.
Harren, (COnn.l March 20. 1910.
New Certificate.
IN the wear 1916, | was seized with an inf1a
nation of the liver, which csused sn adhesion
that placed me IN very critical situation. Al
must all kinl, OF exercise caused pain IN my side
AMI breast. In this situation l continued until
April, 1919, when my cough and the pain ~ my
breast increased through the summer my Aesh
wasted, Z ew weak and bowed own and lost
oil hope 1T ever being any better. About the first
OF lass October, nv son pu Chased at BAiistU,<n
Springs bottle Of 45Hd.Ts0n's Cough Drops from
which fund slnos, immediate relIef {, and { on
the use It two bottles only, my lungs SIRE restor
ed TO perfect soundness ! nnce more can walk
ecect, and should lie IN perfect health, were il
not to- the sdhesion in my side.
SIEPHCN SEAMAN.
Greenfield July IA 1920.
SOLD By
HENRY BUTMAN,
PORTL And
TH's. CHASE, North. Yarmouth,
IILiIE, X noehu, X
]. BAssrow. HaIlowtI
g. w HoLDtN. Blunsw ck.
~. WELD, B-th.
the -'gn ~ the More WscsssHt
SYNs GARpSFR, Boidonhsm,
} BsR Ton. H-ioweI.
FRENR. FuLLER Angnsts
ID. Cook & CO. w tervin~.
AID Hhoirsaie bV
rAaTLr & BRE~Ss, No. Is, Corubin. Bos
tor aid
hnRscs Saws, Po tlsnd, Proprietors .gent
for thc siste % M'las.vhere country Druggists
may be supplied on fav u-shle vei ms.
MAY Is. Cs.oT.I@m.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
NEw INVENTION.

An ingenious individual of Baltimore Ia,
invented new machine Tor cutting straw ~
winch oov Gao eut bushel OF straw IN !
minute It's movements are very simple. and
7 occupies very little space: it is CALCULATED
TO cot corn siuffs and husks, as well a. straw
and is valued al $50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
HOLLAND.

We learn from Amsterdam, that he govern
ment OF tue Netherlands has, at last. been
taught by experience, how injurious their re-
strIct'ons on certain branches Of commerce.
nave proved to the country. They have. At
ienght, thought proper 10 listen 10 the panv re-
monsirances OF The merchants, and have finally
resolved. that from and after the lst dav ~
January 1929, The new transit duties vii -
eniorced--by which resolve The in porters Of
German goods may now obtain again their
merchandise on much more adyantaoeous
terms than heretofore. 10 addition 70 The re-
ducl'on 10 the transit duties, The tonnage duty
on vessels has also been reduced.
we annex the prices at Amsterdam, nhich
are as late as the 9Th October.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
MARYLAND

There appears to be permanent de6cien-
cy N the bnaDces Of this state Of about 81 .OOo
dollars year and committee la, been ra,s.
ed to devise system Of revenue.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-08
DELAWARE.

Alexander Never, Of MiddIetown. Dell.
ware county, whose house was some time ago
destroyed by hre, and who was stated TO have
himself disappeared in rather a Mysterious
manner, has lately returned, and denies The
whole story incustriously circulated respect.
ING him except The burning ofhis property.
The grand jury Of Kent county, have pre-
senled The common practice of circulating ar
dent spirits Tor some time previous TO The an
nual elections, as immoral, and an encrosch-
menI upon the freedom of election.