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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-28

JUSHUA DU MN,
HAVING purchased the exclusive right Of
IL manufacturing MIR. Nathan Mixers newly
invented and highly approved PATENT sPRrsc
RIDING SADDLES, within the State Of Maine.
nos offers for sale, and will keep constantly on
hand,
1T No. s, Columbian RON, MIDDLE STREET,
A good assortment Of Gentlemen's SADDLES,
constructed upon Spring, highly finished, at Is,
which have been pronounced by the best judges
to be the greatest improvement ever offered TO
the public. The Saddles being so constructed
as to be free from every liability to injure the
horses back, and to carry the rider with incon-
ceivable ease. .....4LSO.....
Gentlemen's best plain SADDLES, highly in-
ished, with plated Stirrups, from ii to $l2-sec-
ond quality do. do. with common Stirrups, from
8 to $10-third quality do do from to $7-Bitt
and Berdoon Brides, Russell and Black, from 5
to S6Aplated Curbs do do So So Snafles do
do S2-Curb Brides, with tin'd Bits, 81 So
Snaffles do do ffom IS cts. &c 81 best -Potted
and Brass Wagon Harnesses, $40 Plated Chaise
Harnesses, from $50, S25 to $30-Trunks-E-
quipments, with Red Belts Whips, Spurs, -.
cheap as the above.
ON HAND,
2 elegant Bellows top Chaises-
and now finishing of 20 more, cheap for cash OF
approved Credit-Old Chaises Painted, clean
ed, and repaired in every branch, with short no.
tice and cheap.
J. D. Wishes TO employ Journeyman al
the above business. e3dwtf. March 26.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29

In the LEVY COURT Of Ne7Ucastte county, held at the
Court House, IN the To7vn Of Ne7vcasle on The IL ddy Of
Fe5uary .4,no Domii 1892, ii zcaS on notion Ooereff
that Committee be appointed to settle 4riM the Trustees Of
tile Poor efsatd coy Which Committee reported joAO10s-
The Committee appointed by the Levy Court to settle
with the Trustees the Poor for Newcastle county, beg
leave report that they met committee OF said Trustees
the PoorIouse of said county, and carefully examined
their accounts, commencing the 10th day OF January
1921 and ending the 18th day of February 1922 which
they compared with the documents produced in their sup
port and have arranged the accounts OF said Institution
under the following heads viz Statement No. shows
the amount of Poor Tax laid by the Levy Court for the
wear 1921, with the balances due from the Collectors OF
Poor for former years. which sums compose the whole
sum TO be paid by the county for the support OF the POOR
for the year 1921 Statement No. shows the amount OF
money received by the Treasurer of the Poor, and
the payments made by him within the first named period
Statement No shows the amount of Debts remaining UNI
paid by the Trustees the 14h February 1922 with the
funds remaining to pay the same consisting of the balances
npaid bv the Collectors and also estimate the prob
able sum wanted to the current expenses of the pres
ent wear for the support ohe Poor Your committee fur
Their beg leave state that the number OF Paupers which
they found in the Poorhouse amounted to 49, which may
be considered fair average othe whole number supported
throughout the year. and whose expense for boarding mas
cost the sum of SS110975 which less than cents per
day for each Pauper The smaness OF this sum must be
owing in great measure to their own resources as tey
raise large proportion of Pork Beef Vegetables, Butter
&c (which they consume upon their small establishment,
and goes to shew what be done bya productive farm
to be cultivated by them under the superintendent OF
pood farmer committee would beg leave further to
remark that they of opinion that when any class OF
citizens are called upon to contribute by way OF taxation 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
A FARM for SALE.

deceased The subscriber 7cH after at PUBLIC sale, o.,
Thursday, the 4h day April inert, al the house Of John Cro4v,
in tie torn Of Ne7Ocastle4 FIRM with Me.bptenances,
Situate in Dragon neck, Red Lion Hundred, Newcastle
county and state of Deaware containing about 240 acres,
of which about lao arabic 70 of Wood,
handsome Apple Orchard of acres, and the residue
The above Farm is about mile and half from an excel
lent landing the river Delaware. II is highland healthy
handsomely situated commanding fine view of the river
Delaware Its nearly opposite the Peapach, on which
posed of the Delaware and Chesapeake canal The
woodland consists of the best mber and the arabic land
of excellent quality, and part of it well in clover
Feb. %, 1922. 1S-I2t CHARLES THOMAS, Ear.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

Many persons suffer for the of teeth under idea
that teeth cannot be fixed in the mouth without pain
firm be servceabc.I viii undertake to fig teeth in
the mouth in almost every instance without painIee
,cih tie enamel and firm that they cannot be removed
without the aid Of instrumental the teeth furnish
not found seryceabe, and give every satisfaction after
fair trial the money will be returned.
In almost every instance the front teeth in the upper
jaw destroyed by pressure-tey poue Themselves IN
variety Of 7pags many ways laid down TO them,
but all mean the sameging them to rO's at the pro-
per h.e-givng teeth to grow by filing, in any
other way never injured single tooth-Ths great and
important truth have many times laid before the Pha-
deiphans during the last five years. and
tladict it. b. WILLIAMS, Dentist.
EFT No. 70 SMphy Street, near the Post Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29

AND NOW, to witt March 10, 1922, on motion 1t is or
dered by the Court that the foregoing report and docu
ments be published in both the Wilmington papers
Newcastle county, S.
rN>, do Certify the foregoing is copy of the
Seal report and documents submitted by the committee
S~orJo who appointed to settle with the Trustees
Poor and the proceedings of the Levy Court there
on, remaining filed of Record In Testimony Whereof
have hereuno set my hand and affixed my seal of Office
Newcastle the eighteenth day of March, Ammo Don,l,
1922. DAVID PAINTER, C. P.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
TED POETRY.
THE HARP OF LOVE.

THE HARP OF LOVE.
.Air-Bonnin Doom.
The harp Of Love when first heard
Its song beneath the moonlight tree,
Was echoed by his plighted word,
And ah! how dear its song to me.
But walled the hour will ever be,
When to the air the bugle gave,
To hush Loves gentle minstrelsy,
The wild war music of the brave.
For he hath heard its sounds, and now,
It's voice is sweeter than mine own,
And he hath broke the pghteh VOW,
He breathed to me and love alone.
That harp hath lost its wonted tone,
No more its strings his fingers move,
Oh! would that he had only known,
The music Of the harp Of Love,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
RUTrER. GROCERIES, sc.

Lancaster county Lump and Firkin Butter of superior
quality TO be had (wholcsaIe and reaiD the most rea
sonabie terms of the subscriber who has also hand
fee buckwhcat meal wines cortas, liquors, foreign and
domestic first quality teas coffee, sugar, spices patent
sperm Candles chocolate, and every article in his line of
business all which he will be happy to dispose OF on the
most reasonable terms to those inclined favor him with
their custom. j. ID. VAUGHAN,
Opposite the lower .lhuket-hose, Wilmington, DEL
.Mlrch %, 1922. 2l-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
AND
BURR MILL STONES.

The subscriber has Just received from avre large guam
tty of superior Blocks which he offers for SALE at No
South Alley at the old mandatory, in old Fourth, be-
tween Vine and Calowh streets-where he continues
have made by experienced workmen, BURR MILL
STONES, of all dimensions, which he will warrant be
of the best quality and the purposes for which
they may be designed JON.aTILa.N X. I.4SSLVGER.
Philadelphia March 8. 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
TO BE RENTED.

And Pos ession given Immediately, small Stone Tene-
nent leading from the Cross Keys the Kennel road,
the Brandywne, in good order, together with two of
Land in good state of improvement, and good bearing
orchard. For particulars inquire of FltED'k LEONARD
March %, 1922. 21-4t .4gent
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The price is fpe aa gear TO those who do not either
nav their subscriptions in advance before the first OF
lime or Deceber and for Dor8 to those who do at or
before which time if subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention non compliance
with these conditions to be considered new engagement
far six months and no paper will be discontinued without
aful6ment Of them except at the option Of The editor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
NOTICE.

STORE to Let, in the Village of Newport and posses
sion given Immediately. With it can be had a Stock of
Seasonable Goods fair valuation For terms apply
March q, 1822-21-4t t. W. ROBSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the establishment
of the AMERICAN WAFCHMAN, has barely tune III
The present NUMBER to present himself respectfully oe0re
lie old friends the patrons OF this paper and the puphc,
from whom he socs that share of favor which he Will
endeayor to deserve.
Is deemed superhuous at this time, when the aim and
design of Periodical Publications, and especially OF News
e,s are so well understood to enlarge upon their utll-
E suffice it therefore to say that the columns of the
American Waterman will embrace every topic common
or proper for PubcJournal, viz Articles on APrcul-
pre Arts and Sciences; Manufacturers Morals and HIS,
torcal POLITICAL and Religious Intelligence, Foreign and
DOnlesiC &c.
An abstract of the proceedings of the Congress of the
II and of the Speeches of the Governors of the several
states to the Legislatures thereof shall be recordcdi to-
ccibpr with SO much of the Legislative proceedings OF
Zach State, as may be generally interesting.
Tho Politics of the Waterman will be purely .4nerica'
and in strict accordance with the Democraca Republican
institutions of country "Irh is Victor without ~
c and so long as decency and candor guide the pen
10 columns of the Watchman shall be always free and
Ven for the fair investigation of the pretensons OF cant
l,tes for public offices; of public men and pubic inca
sures-lnminged with the wormwood and the ga tha'
have heretofore characterzed at the same time that they
lave dsgraced too many OF the presses OF our country
but the TRUTH unvanished, shall at all times be fearessy
told 0Gel 7uhon Hmdg;-and while the need OF applause
shal be Justly conferred upon the faithful servant OF the
people, the lash Of will not be withheld from the
uaorois delinquent or public dctaulter :,
The fair daughters of Columbia, though last mentioned
mt least in our esmaon shall not be passed by unre
gaded portion of our columns shall occasionally be
ue Ieu 800 . '"''i JAMES WILSON.
Communications and essays from correspondents will be
rlaly received and hope they will enrich the col
INNS of this paper with their declarations They may
confidently rely on the most involable secrecy with re
gard their productions and the utmost caluoF III ueci
ding on their merits.
Subscribers who have beenn the habit ofsendng or call
ing at the Printing Office for their papers, will hereatte
find them at the old stand, No. los, Market street.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for one dollar and TWEEN
~ cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify m writing
how hong their advertisements are to be inserted or tey
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to IN
sure attention must be post paid.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
Statement No. Q.

M. Joseph Grub in fleet canrent IT
tees efhe Poor for Newcastle
To amount of cash received from
the collectors for articles sold &
forpayments on acct ofpaupers
from Jan. 10Th, 1921 to Feb. IA,
1929.
To amount of Loan from the bank
ofDelaware, July 20, 1921.
To amount of Loan Farmers bank
of Delaware, April Z, 1921.
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advertising BY the year
NEW SLATE PUBLICATIONS.
Just received and Tor sale ;


j. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE AND CIRcuLtTING Library,
No 1O5, MARKET STREET;
The Solitary; Mysterious Man OF the Mountain 81 W
Llcon: or Many things in few words 73l
teraltnc or Modes Of faith and practice lae, l3I
Mourning Ring, Simple Story, by Mrs lnchbald o8l
Koaehue's Narrative Of Journey into Persia 50I
phIl;ns, Sncccbes octave / sol
he Expeiton Of orsea; and the Crimes Of Aguirre Isl
Retreat; or Sketches from Nature wi
Confession Of Faith with an elegant engraved -
sturm's Reflections, vols Dol
Columbian Orator al
American Speaker Oo
Sequel to do or Dialogues for Schools Dol
Bars Reading Exercises ~
Observation-Disclosures collection of Songs l3I
Morse,s Geography O0
euthrie's do . vols. 9vo and atlas 90
Gummeres Surveying . ~
Jess do. 20
Bowditches Navigator 90
Mackay's do. ~
History of America 90
History of Mexico, 8 vols Svo with maps and
engravngs W
the Chesapeak s. Delaware Canal, with original
Documents and Maps. BY Joshua Glpln. o., 70
Percy Anecdotes from No to ii inclusive, each 2o oo
Ten Years Exile OF Mad DE Stael, w
-''Ne q ''oi ne o"o VI nc 0o-i 90
Tbe ! q. oe Now, oueen of Scots vols 8vo 90
Memoirs of the Life of VIM Pitt, 2vols oVo w w
Italy, by Lady Morgan, vols oyo ~ ~
Raymond's Political Economy, vol 8vo d.
Wins Romam story 9 vols 90
The Cavalier; Romance, vols W
The Privateer; a Tale, vols 20
NIarcian Colonna; Italian Taei with three Dram 90
attic Scenes and other Poems %
The Spy Tale 2 vols W
Davy's Agricultural Chemistry %
Quarto and other BIBLES, various prices.
Aso-Stes of various sizes, slate and black lead pencils
red black Sealing wax, Gum elastic, Cayons, Ivory combs
nd ella InkSanuS q
tv Waters Shaving boxes Shoe backing Water colours
PATENT POLISHING POWDER for cleaning all kinds
of metallic substances great variety of Plays, Farces
Comedies, Dramas, Tragedies, &C. &c.
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Statement No. 5.
The following statement shews the amount of Debts
paid by the Trustees of the Poor the 18th Feb 1922
To Farmers Bank of Del 1000 90
Bank Of Delaware, 1000 90
Bank of Wilm & Brand 1900 90
Acc'ts owing, including2 o,e M
money advanced. 5 90 "
To meet which payment there is al ,zos oo
balance due from Tre'r of Poor { Af'o o0
due from Collectors of the Poor tax 2087 81
SS884 o9
Leaving deficiency of this sum, 528 81
To which may be added the probable which .1o M
may be wanted for the year 1922 '44o w
The to be provided for by for 1892 is 1868 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
Printing & Bookbinding
JAMES WILSON,
Bookbinder, Bookseller & Stationer,
HAS A
Ruling Machine,


AT No. los MARKET STREET,
Where he will make BLANK BOOKS for .bTaers, Ma
nyitcttre,Y, .rchans Baahs, and Public Offices. with Or
without Fent lines, Patent Spring Back, Russia Bands, &c.
according to order pattern should be sent, correctly
ruled sheet Of the size the book ordered is to
be made lie presumes that the style in which books
will be bound and old books rebound will not shrink from
"a comparison with any ether binding done in Wilmington
or Philadelphia, but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference to his work. hidi will test this opinion.
PRIN'TTNG-such as Pamphlets, Cards, llandblls,
Circular Letters Bank checks, Blanks for Public Offices,
&C. neatly and correctly executed, moderate terms.
UIininef0n, March IL.
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the support Of any Institution is nothing more than
sonabe that fair statement of the expenditure of their
money should be made least year and published
for the information of those who may contribute and there
fore recommend that the Levy Court pass resolution
questng such statement be published by the Trustees
OF the Poor, annually All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
Benjamin Watson, John Tweed,
William Seal, Benjamin Bouldn,
Benjamin Marley, Thomas Reynolds,
VIM H. Crawford.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing under the Firm Of
William Poole and Co., is by mutual consent dissolved,
since the slst day of the 18th Month, 1921
Those having any demands, will please present their
accounts to William Poole.
WILLIAM POOLE
JAMES CANDY.
JAMES CANBY 1Executors of
MERRITT CANBY, Samuel Candy jr.
Brandywine, "a mo. 7li 1922, 9-lF
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CONTRA

Jan 10. BY balance due you this day in settle't
1922. By payments of orders drawn at sun
dry times for support Of Paupers OIL
Il ,,ft II, 81,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
Statement no. 1.

Newcastle county in account with tie Trustees Of tile POor
said county, DIR.
| 1901
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-29
S13538 10

JNewca8ile county IN account with Me Trustees IF
The Poor Of said county, CIR.
BY cash paid by the collectors of
poor tax, to the Treasurer of o4oo 20,
the poor from Jan. 10th 1921 to 0i'~ -
February 18th 1929.
By amount of errors and commis-)
sions allowed to collectors of 1858 III
poor tax, and desperate debts }
BY balances due from the collectors ooo- on
on the 18th February, 1922. No'' ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-04
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NOTICE.

T~BE Cop"tnership hers,ofore existing unIer the
firm OF simeon X Nichoiss white. VA dissoi.
we'd on the seventh day Of October, ty ne death OF
simeon. All those having demands against sail
firm requested to present them, and all those i.
debted requested 10 make imme diac pay ment, TO
NICHOLAS HIrE,
SURVIVING Partner.
Newport, Nov IL, 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-04
SHIPPFJNE Inst.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

70 BATTERED.
Schooner william. Russell, Poirt Pct-e, G.ud,.
'oape; s'oop President, Gates, Saybiock do TX.
press, Sherman, Bos,nh
ELEBRED.
Brig Union Biglcy, Yves, Indies sloop Caroline
Sherman, New-fo,k; sch Baltic, G,r,lner. Balt
more brig Panther. SwnbuPne, Gi,sricston; sloop
Express, sherman, Providence do New.York, Smell
Edentou, N. do Herald uliss, New York.
.--E-s
.H'ndag f'ec Arrived brig Samuel, Sherman
50 days tom Campeachy, and IL days since passed
me Moro Castle. with cargo of logwool To MIR
Charles DN'ot of this place Nov Ia off ne bay
of Ronda, Cuba, wa' boarded by the Colombian brig
La Cen,elia, Capt iIopner, with her tender IN com.
pany, anl treated politely orrCnps Florida. spoke
sA'P WiiIisn K i'enry; rciakcn OH Ma,anzas, from
sbs pir''es 10y The L. s. sch Al!igaor Capt shear
man reported no vessels left at Campesciy. He in.
orIhS mat the coast was fall Of pirates who were
over'I'lng aud pnndcrinC every thi2g they fell in
with Two OF then went inlo Campeachy and rob.
bed French and an English brig The f,rtner of
about 500 O0o, in specie, the latter Of about $40.
600 NO onews-cyery thing tranqdl-narxets ra,h.
er dull
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afEalOR8N'D.i.

from Rhode Island
Al Point Pe,re {Guad) Nov l, schr william. Rus.
sell, to sal, the same day for this port brig Hannah,
Ession. from tbs port. Just arrived.
Arrived beow NoriglS, Nov lotb. sch Sally, Shel.
don. of Providence, ahd days from this port, for
Alexandra
Arrived at Wilmington, (N c) Nov rs, brig Re-
mittance, Chempn, from BrstoI, II I; GolleG Age.
Marble. from ,lis port
At Poverty Ioiat. below New. Orleans. Nov 5, sch
Kcnnebcc Trader. OF this port, from Pensacola.
The slcops Vol,isia, Henot, and William, from
this port, arrived at Savannah on the 18Th u't
Cleared at Savannah, Nov 18Th. sloop Express,
Hsm'nelt, Of this PORE for Charleston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-04
from the Ph'a,!eibIaa Ga.ette. Aov. 90.
MELANCHOLY TIDINGS.

.vc have to day TO record an event which must ex.
cite in the breast Of every American, AMI We may
,enture 10 add that Of every civilized man.
lions of profound regret and ndigua,iou-J.iEU
COMNANDANr ALLEN, one of the rising stars in
our Naval galaxy, has fi!en by the hands OF unprn.
uirle1 pirates IN the earnest and honorable execu.
ton Of hrs duty 10 his country and TO mansiod this
gallant and accomplished officer has become the VIC
I'm OF gang Of desperate buccaneers but in this.
in most Of the occurrence, OF our naval warfare.
ne died IN the lap OF victory. This melancholy in
,egence was received this morning. from an ntelIi.
gen; gentleman passenger in the Mary Ann, from Ha.
Sana and is furnished 10 us in these words:
"Aboot the OH two masters OF American vessels
came to Hsvsns for the express purpose Of raising
money for the of their vessels bound 10 Ha.
Sdna. which with two other Americans (bound TO
New Oreans) had been recently captured by two Pi.
ratics vessels near Key Roman and left at anchor
in that neghborhood waiting their return Cap.
Allen Of the Alligator. on coming into port next day
being informed thereof, started without coming to
anchor in search of the Pirates. whom THAT, or
the ne xt DAY. he dis covered IN the channel Of Mltan
yas The Alligator drawing too much water, two
boats were manned and stood for them, an action
cnsued, in The early part OF which Capt. Allen re-
eeived two muskct balls. in the head, the other
~ the breast. and soon died, encouraging his men
To do their duty which they notify performed For af.
Ter short contest the Pirates abandoned their YES.
SCI and swan to tire shore The vessels were taken
pessessioo OF by the vicors & carried into Mitanz,.
J'cy mou,:.d one qua each amid ship. with 30
n,en each eli armed. snd had considerable plun
der 90 bpsrl Our informant does not kn3w wb,,
bec,mr of the pri2es."
r,Tae siary Ann. has a.spa,ches On board ron the
American Ngeni at HavsnS, furnishing ofIi al infor
nation in relation 10 this disastrous occurrence.
Since the above vas Va tyne. we lesrn thSt no 9TH
er officer was injured bclonsing to the Alligator !.
but that two Of her sesmen s'e,'e killed. and three
badly wounded. Several nf the p,rste, feil in the
aciio1 and others drowned IN en- lesvo, ngto escape
The four priIc. we're also eap,nred arn lowed into
sUsnzas. part Of t,e csrgoes bad been y, ,viously
isnded and sold. Can, Allen was. buried at siAtan.
"a with ihs hoaors OF var.