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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17
LOTTERY aDVENTURERs ATTEND :!

Tickets in the popular and rich Delaware State Lottery
will positively be raised to S $50, MONDAY NEXT.
And previous to the drawing Sd june to 5-Wouldit
not be prudent them to devote 400 to the purchase ola
Ticket before they RISE instead of expanding some
trihng article of Dress that may be dispensed WITH
o. One thousand dollars will be gained by one prize
O. Five hundred dollars by anotherGT Four hundred
dollars by ahird hundred and forty four dollars
by fourth--Qone thousand dollars by prizes of So
and OF Four thousand dollars in small prizes What could
the public expect where the tickets few and
the price chea2 could sell tickets in Pennsylvania
this Lottery would be sold in day but is, the cti
zens of Delaware certainly will encourage one small Lot
terry for good PURPOSE the present contemplaes.
or We have several clubs on hand that will guaran-
tee to draw prizes but should take lottery ticket
as he would take wife,-for better for worse.
For in wedlock species of lottery lies
Where if lucky give heaven due thanks,
AS a go0dzOife to man is on earth the best prize,
shre,os sure the worst Of all blanks
HOPE g CO.
Managers Office, %, Market ST. Wilmington
Whole Tickets S4 90 Quarters 500
Halves 9 20 | Eighhs SO
Orders for tickets solicited and will be promptly at
tended to-
~ Cash paid for prizes on demand
May IT,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17
NEW STORE.
IRON, STEEL, AND Goa
May 18th, 1922.

IRON, STEEL, AND COAL,
The Subscriber has opened Store in SHIPLET STREET.
between Second and Third streets, where he has
FOR SALE, general assortment of-lR0-N, STEEL
and COIL. THOMAS GARRETT.
Wilmington, Mo. 10th, 1922. 37-9tp
WANTED, few hundred bushels CHARcoAI APPLY
as above.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17
Managers Office, %, Market
SUMMER HITS.

By the dozen single also General Assortment of
goods suited to the Likewise handsome assor-
ment of
White and Colored Grape Shawls,
And handkerchief for sale cheap for cash, No 80 Main
street, opposite the Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywne
by JOHN YARNA ALL
Wilmington, S Mo IL, 1922 l7-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17

SPRING GOODS
Just received, large assortment of Nankin and Cam
ton Grapes, Grape Shawls figured and plain with vare-
cash ALLAN THOMSON.
Wilmington, 18TH May, 1892 Sat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17

LIVERPOOL, April GIVE are informed that two
French oicers concerned in the late plot of gene
raj Berton and who had escaped pursuit, arrived in
this port the beginning of this week, and immedi-
ately took shipping for America. General Berton
had not been arrested tits ascertaned that he has
the command of considerable money, and has been
liberal in its distribution
The American report on the slave trade has been
printed in England by order of the House of Com
mons Notices are given in the House of Com.
mons of motions to alter the liturgy as relates to
marriages, as far as regards Unitarians-to reduce
the Civil List-and to amelorate the Criminal Law
The British revenue for the April quarter was
more productive by one hundred thousand pounds,
than last year. Incendiaries in different parts OF
England continue their against farming stock.
Commotions still occurred frequently in SPAIN
The soldiers have fired on the populace at Valencia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-17

4 En- SHIP JhSPENJ CROKEH, ARRIVED FROM Ii
vERPooL, AT BOSTON.
The resuh and not the fro6a6iHty OF war be-
tween Russia and the Turks must now be the sub
Ject OF speculation. The Mosems from the Sui
tan to the slave, both infatuated and infuriated
They seem TO exut over the severed and ghasty
head OF Ali, as if, when it ceased to plot mischief
The merit OF the Greeks and the ambition of Alex
andsr had tesn sunihilated. Under those circum-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
PUBLIC SALE.

Hoy virtue Of Deed Of Trust exc
e , cuted to the subscriber by Mat
thew Montgomery and wife, bearing
date the sIh day Of October, 1921, and
If record in the Office of the County
Court of Frederick, he will expose to
sale. to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday the 9th day Of next mouth
tMay;) on the premises, HOUSE
and LOT, in Gainsborough. in the
County of Frederick, being The same
ON which the said Montgomery resided.
The aforementioned House and Lot
was conveyed in trust TO the subscriber
10 secure The payment of a debt due
William Wood. Such title as is vested
IN NE as trustee will b. made the puF-
chaser. JOSEPH SEXTON.
April 6, fs22-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
IA about 1916 3CRES, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
Romney aud MooreGeid, within four
miles OF the former place and Wherein
the subscriber now lives. The land il
fertile, with two comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
house, an excellent Barn, an Orchard
of choice fruit, and good water. The
said place has been occupied aud KEEP,
az Tavern upwards of 20 years, and
is thought TO be one OF the best country
stands within large circle. The terms
will be made accommodating on appiis
cation to the subscribed.
Feb. 2-tf JACOB WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
" JOHN HEISKELL,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
satthree dollars per annum payable IN
Advance.

PENHE subscriber will offer for sale,
Il at Public Auction, before the
door of the premises. on the 1st of May
neat, the HOUSE Il LOT, in London,
street, occupied by him. The house is
of brick of modern construction, and
we'll calcnlatedt to suit a genteei family
The term. will be made perfectly ac
commadatiag to a purchaser, 40 much
40 that M difficulty whatever on that
score need arise.
April 8. ADAM kU RITZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
ALEX. GLIB SON,
TAILOR
TAILOR,

q , ETURNS has acknowledgements
q = to his patroas FOR their eHcOur
asemeat since he commenced business
in this place, aud respectfully hnnoun-
ces 10 thein aud The public, that he
has removed his shop TO part Of the
house occupied by Mr. Joseph Gamble,
nearly opposite the WincheSter Hotel,
where he, will always be reaiy to re
ceive orders in his line Of business, and
will pay such attention, both TO de-
spateh and execution, as must give
general satisfaction, lie will always
keep employed the hest wnrkn.an, and
will regularly receive from Baltimore
(where he has established CORES
9Ondenee for that Purposel the newest
fashions. His charges will be as mode
cate as possible.
Winchester, Feb. EFF
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FOR RENT.

RA7ILL be offered for rent 90 the
" highest bidder. oa the premises
on .nonday, the22d inst. for the term
Oh three years, available
Merchant Nh e SazO NH.
recently erected and now in complete
order for business, consisting of pair
OF burrs and country stones, together
with about
Fourteen AcreS
ofstrong iimes'or land, situated in the
county Of Frederick near The head Of
Opequon creek, Icing part of The es-
tate Of the rev'd Joseph Glass deed.
The tenant will lie required TO enter in
to lease with approved security.
ROBERT VANCE.
JOHN GILKES0N.
April 6th-tf. EI'ors
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Allegheny Lands for Sale.

Allegheny Lands for Sale.
NAlLL be sold, at public sale, on
w Monday the 29th day of the
present month (ApriI,) at Alexander
sanford's Tavern, in the town Of Cum
berland, Maryland, the following lots,
or parcels of Land of fifty Acres each,
lying IN the county Of Allegheny, Ma
Tyland, viz Lots No. f2s, f45, fse,
164, 100, eos, S97, s8s, 4o5, 448. sos,
800, o11, $50, $50, 100, SOL, 900,
912, 919, 9s4, 95S, 973, 800, 1000,
zoos, 1880, 1868, 1925, 1889, 1853.
1885, 1920, 1858, 1855, 1887, 1906,
400, l403, 1896, 1877, 1894, 1888,
1547, 1881, 1855, 1777, 1867, 1868,
1869, 1896, 177S, 1874, 1915, 1847,
1883, 1909, 1911, 1850, 1891, eOs4,
1875, 9S76, 1917, 1878, 5oo6, SoSa,
3097, 5176, SIZE, 1869, 4O98, 1854,
4oa6, and 4O4s. ALSO, Lots No. 1850
and 1866, with the resurvey on them
Of 22oaeres, making together $50 acres
Of land. The above lots lie dispersed
through the gledes az ibe Allegheny
Mountain, in Ryan's, Johuson's, aud
the Yopgh Glsdes, on the waters Of
The North Branch, Big and Little
Yougb, Sleep Greek, St.. &c. and some
are near to Armstrong; and IBgham's
Taverns. on the state road. They
were all accurately surveyed and houn-
ded during the last fall by an expert
enced snrveyor, and a particular de-
scriptiOD Of the location, &c. of each
can be given for which purpose the
subscriber (egent for the sale, &c.)
will attend in Cumberland on the dsy
previous 70 tbs sale, and will give
every information respecting them TO
persons disposed 10 purchase. They
will be sold in parcels or separately,
If required. The terms Of sale are
For all sums Of $50 and under, cash /;
between so and 400 dollars, a credit Of
two years and over 4sO dollars. a
credit Of two, and four years will be
given-interest payable annually--the
purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
Such title will be made RS is vested in
the trustee,tO whom they we're conveyed
by John IemFIeTau, Esq. IN trust, to
sell for certain purposes. Possession
will be given immediately, and The ii.
ties made on paymeot Of the purchase
money. W. SMITH, Trustee.
April 6 = NJ. MASON, Agent,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Winchester Academy.

a T a meeting Of the Trustee, Of the
IN Winchester Academy on the Goth
Gay OF March, 1922, resolutions we're
adopted to the following effect
4, 10 future there shall he but one
vacation in every year; to commence
the 25th Of Jniy, and end the 3fst of
August, and always to be preceded by
public examination Of the pupils.
2. There shall be two sesaions in
each year one commencing the 1st Of
September, and ending the 25fh of
February the other commencing The
26th of February, and ending tho 2ftb
- July.
3. Students who shall enter previ-
Gus to the tst Of December and 10th nf
8iay 10 the sessions, respectively. shall
pay forSthe whole session those VIA
enter after those days shall pay for
half the session.
4. On The tst day IF May next The
tuition fees for half session shall be
paid, for the period intervening be.
tween that day aud the 18th Of july
8. Tuition fees TO be paid ia advance
TO the Treasurer, ss heretofore
By order Of tie Board Of Trustees.
DANIEL LEE, Sec'ry,
April 8, 1899.
6 9 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
INDIAN GU ZEN HOTEL.

No. 10, SOath Fourth street, fPAiladelphaal
tetTecn Mdrka and Chestnut.
sVHE subscriberrespeetfully informs
q his friends and the pubIic in gene
raj, thar he has taken the above estab.
lishment, where they may rest assured
that he viii! use every exertinn to give
general satisfaction to such as NAV
favor him with call.
The House has been neatly fitted up,
and IL we'll ealcuIated fer the accom-
mediation of gentlsmep travelling with
their families Git is in the centre
OF BUSINESS. and convenient 10 all the
Insurance Offices, Banks, Auctions,
AND Post Office likewise to the .Tuse-
ann aud other places of pubic amnse-
men'. All favors will be gratefully ac
knowiedged by their obedient servant,
THOMAS HEISKELL.
Philadelphia, March 9. 1922.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
The Large and Po1ccyM JyaCH ass

M I'LL stand at the Farm Of David
w II. Allen, IN Frederick county.
Virginia. miles from Battletowp aud
from ChariestOwD, at EIGHT DOL
LARS per mare for the season. which
will commence on the first of March.
and end on The fret of September next:
but he will not be let 70 asses.
THE EMPEROR
Is one of the most powerfu Jack Asses
in America; rising years old; and al
thong b exceedingly gentle, as remarka-
oily vigorous, and is sure foai settcr
every mare put to him last season
proving IN foal. He was gotten hy
Columbus, who was by Componnd. out
Of Jenny by the Knight Of Malta,
who was out of the imported Maltese
JeDpy, presented by The Marquis de la
Fayette to Gen. Washington. The
EmpeTor's dan was bred BY the Gsns
rai.--she was by the Knight of Malta
out of Compounds dam-Compound
by the Royal Git, out Of the old Mai.
tese Jenny.
The value of large mules may be es
tImated from their being so easily rails
ed and kept; from their not being Iiahle
TO the common disorders Of III oEses; FROM
their eaPabilily of working longer in
each day, and undergoing far greater
fatigue and hardship than a horse, and
living, as good labourers, till sixty
years ofage! If broke and treated witt,
gentieness, they are as traetabIe as
horses, and will Out.iravel, as well a
out work, any horse.
The Emperor belongs to Doctor
Thornton, of the city of Washington.
who vas favored by Gen. Washington
with the best breed Of his asses.
February 2Sd--tfsi M.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FOR SALE.

& TRACT OF LAND containing
IN about 400 acres, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
Mooreheid aud Remney, within four
miles ofthe former place and adjoining
the lands of Joseph Baker, Esq. Jacob
Weaver and others, and whereou the
subscriber now lives. The land is fer.
tile, with comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen. Smoke. house, an
excellent new Barn, an Orchard of
choice fruit, and exeellsnt Springs of
water. The terms will be made ae-
communicating on application to the sub
scriber. Holm WEAVER
Feb. Eff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
NOTICE.

ME Subscriber having resumed the
n Flour and Grocery Business in
Alexandria, begs leave again to offer
his services to his country friends.-
He will purchase and sell ffour-or
receive it on Storage.-He will keep
constantly on hand stock Of Groce-
ries, and transact any business which
they may be disposed to eonGde to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
March f6-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
4 NezO UdgOn.

EIV0R SALE, A NEW WAGON,
q built of the most substantial ma
terie,s and finished in the best manner.
a liberal credit will be given the puf-
chaser. Good notes of hand will be
received in paymeut-or Wheat and
Corn, as will best suit the purchaser
or even good bank paper viii be re-
eeived in payment. ANY person dis
posed TO purchase viii please apply to
Mr.. Heisks il, at the Gazette Office.
Winchester, Mareh 16-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND containing
"a 2s9 ACRES, lying on both side.
of Back Greek, wherein the subseriber
now lives, considerable part of which
IS good BOTTOM LAND. The inn
Provements are Il comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke house,
good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will he made acc.mmoda ting
and the land sold on low terms.
ALSO
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
LAND FOR SALE.

ENHE TRACT OF LAND " hereor
q, the late Sigismupd Stribiiug resi-
ded, within four miles of Winchester.
adjoining the lands Col. Kiger and DR..
Magruder aud others, and conteinipg
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. is
offered for sale by private contraet.-
Any person disposed 10 purchase can
ascertain the terms by application TO
either of the subscribers.
FRANCIS STRIBIING, jun'r.
JOHN MACKEY,
ALEX. S. TIDBALL.
April 6--2n
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
PUBLIC SALE,

HCURSCANE to decree of the Su.
q perior Court of Chancery, holden
at Winehesier, the 2Sth day of Nuvem.
Der. 1924, in the case of Oliver Funsten
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Mckay, one Of the daughters, devisees
and !egstees of Andrew Mckay, ec'd,
against Moses McKa one or the act
ing executors Of Andrew Mckay, deed,
and deVisee and iegstee named in his
will William Cook, administrators Of
Jacob Mckay, decd, vino was another
acting executor Of said Andrew Mckay
dee'i, aad others, shall sell. at pub
SIC auction, 10 the highest bidder, or a
credit OF one; two, and three years, the
purchasers giving bond with good per-
sonei seeuriiy> several TRACTS OF
LAND in the county of Shenandoah,to
wit: A TRACT situate on the north
west side of the Shenandoah river, add
joining the lands of Hsrshherger, 0gsl,
and others, containing s25 ACRES
about 275 acres cleared. 400 acres of
which is river bottom-the wood land
toierabiy well tiinbegedo On lhis tract
are two Dwelling Hcuses, two Barns,
| Two Stables, Que Corn House, aud a
Still House, BE. Fax more particu.
Jar description apply TO David Bum
gardner, who resides on the premises.
ANOTHER TRACT, called Robinp
sens Tract, on the northwest side of
Shenandoah river, adjoining the lands
Of John Wood and others, supposed 90
contain 700 ACRES,-A good portion
of this Tract is river bottom. The im-
rrovements are Dwelling House;
Barn, Sc. For q particular descrip-
iion apply to Benjemin Wood.
ANOTHER TRACT, on the north
side OfShenhndoah river, distant about
bali mile from the river, Containing
252 ACRES, unimproved, adjoining
Burner and Bumgardner. Fer a par
lieo'ar description apply to Christian
BumgGrdner.
ANOTHER TRACT, in the ssna
neighborhood, near Isaac Harshser-
gers, containing go ACRES-wood,
land, Reference to Euos Mckay.
: ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
land Of William Tyler, containing 256
ACRES--woodIand. Reference to Da-
vid Bumgprdnsr.
ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
land of Jeremiah Mckay, containing
$50 ACRES-prineiPaliy woodIand.--
Reference 10 Jeremiah Mckay.
The HALF OF 4 TRACT Of 284
ACRES, on jobs Mill Run-~aIi in
woodland. Reference TO Enos Mckay.
ANOTHER TRACT, containing So
ACRES, adjoining Matthews and Jas.
StiDson--woodIaDd. Reference to Jas.
Slinson and Enos Mckay
ANOTHER TRACT, containing So
ACRES, adjoining the lands Of VIM.
Tyler. Reference TO David Bumgard-
uer.
ANOTHER TRACT-woodlaud--
called Andrew McKay's Location,
quoted at i92 ACRES.
The 50 acre tracts, 26o, 256, $50,
and 252 acre tracts were granted tn
Andrew Mckay by patents, copies Of
which will be furnished on the day Of
sale. The suIe will Commence before
the door OF Mrs. 5pesry's Tavern, Is,
the town Of LuTsy, on the s5th do,
pf April next, and continue until ali
me lands are sold.
FRANCIS NJ. BECK WITH
March i6, fSz2, Commissioner.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FOUND.

GA AS fOund on the 10th of March,
w on the main road leading from
baitse-towu to upsquon, q GREAT
CoAt the owues can have il again,
by giving a satisfactory description of
the sane, and paying ,ha expence cf
this advertisements, by applying TO the
subscriber living near Ba(tie-iowu,
MARQUIS BLAKEMORE.
April est.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Public Auction,

RDf virtue OF Deed of Trust exea
A9cu'sd TO the subscriber by John
Anderson (Neffs Town to secure n
debt owing TO Ephraim Fenton, the
subscriber will sell, on Monday the
29ih inst. between The hours of te &,
o'clock P. M. on the premises, in
Nehs Town, a certain lot or tract Of
land, lying on the road leading from,
Winchester to Harper's Ferry, adioinx
,,ns the lands of Robert Maeky, Doc
icy and others, containing ONE A.
CRE; also another lot adjoining thu
above, containing Two ACRES
mere is ON the premises dwelling
House.-Such title as is vested in ms
will make the purchaser.
April 6. DANIEL LINN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

Virginia,
Hardy County, to wit:
MARCH TERM, 1922.
John Craigeo, Plain,ie.
AGAINST
John Stump and Leonard Stump,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
ME Defendant Leonard Siumn
d not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the net
Of Assembly and The rules Of this
Court, end ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an iuhebitsnt
If this Commonwealth, Ii is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear
here on the second Tuesday ia June
next, and answer The bill Of the Plain
tiff; and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Winchester for two
oBIhs successfully, ard posted at tho
front door Of The Court House Of the
said County Of Hardy.
A COpy.-Teste,
EDWARD WILLIAMS, @, Y,
March 90.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
LIN f..

>Hb subscriber has for sale, and
IL Will constantly keep a large ousp-
tity OF excellent LIME, which he will
dispose of on moderate terms for cash.
Apply at his residence opposite the
Gazette Office.
March 80. JAMES, MACK
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
l TRACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING
En7y,, H7y0jroJ Qo-oo

F0nr Hundred Heres,
lying on the waters of Back Greek. n
bout two miles from the former, and
adjoining the lands of VIM. Rywaters,
joseph Dolby and others. This is fine
land aud well timbered, hut has no i'm.
provements on it. A great bargain will
be given in either Of the above farms.
by applying TO the subscriber living
near Pnshtown. l.. M'COOLE.
Feb. 2-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
DIR. JOHN E. COOKE

a nFFERS his Professional serv;ees
" to the Inhabitants of Winch.
aud ITS vicinity He resides in Mr.
Conrad's brick house, opposite The
market house, formerly oceuuied by
the Farmers Bank. y
April f3-3t,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
WIN. MILLER.

Next door to Capt. McGuire's Hotel.l
Has RECEIPED from Philadelphia,
and offers for sale on cheap
terms, The foilorCing
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-10-05

betrayed" tits hardly necessary TO sug
gest that the discussions on the Missou
II question were not begun until more
than twelvemonth afer the negro plot
was concerted, adopting the date assign
ed 10 it thus by the Charleston authori-
tics. Wesley, il seems by the confession
OF another negro, also read TO the con-
splrators from tie bible, ho7vthe children
Of Israei zeere delivered out IF Egyht
from bondage. Why then not proclaim
the efficacy Of the Bible and OF the SER
mons With may have been delivered
from that ext, in Congress-Hall, or in
the slaveholding States generally,
iii producing discomfort and de!uson
among the slaves, and giving serious
and imposing effect to the Vaccinations
OF their leader The real text of the
Bible was brought TO bear b. him, in The
same way as the speech and The pretend
ed declarations of Mr.. King. Chrisliani-
ty, according 10 the logic Of The Tie Cor
pora,ion, is as much answerabie for " the
ecluson aNI dscontent," as the Missou-
ri Question"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-10-05
FROM AFRICA.

The brig Prudent, captain Gould, has
arrived at Boston from Africa. In April
the English government took possession
ofthe establishments on the coast, lately
belonging to the African company, and
put them under colonial laws and re-
strictons.
Sir Charles NisCarty, governor gene
raj and commander OF western Africa,
arrived in the Iphigenia, and Oh the 5ih
o! Apri! issued the kings proclamation,
and closed the port to all iofeigners.-
Commodore Sir R. Mead, Of the British
frigateIphigenia, vas at Accra in April,
with five captured vessels. Commodore
NJ. had bceninformed tina, an American
brig had been taken by The natives on the
windward coast, captain and male killed,
vessel run ashore, and crew eBslavet.----
Commodore NJ. intended sending sloop
OF war to obtain the property and survi-
vors, or burn the town.
Commodore Mead's squadron cap,ur.
ed, in two months, principally in the ca
abar and Benny rivers, upwards of 5000
slaves. The Commodore fell in with an
United States schooner, under command
of Lieutenant Hunter, and Supplied her
with SO men and an officer at the request
of Lieutenant II.