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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
FROM HALIFAX.

The arrival here yesterday, Of His Bril-
fannie Majesty's packet Fox, capt. lilly,
brought us Halsfax papers to the 25th May
with a file Of the London Times to the
18th April. The Halifax papers say that
petitions have been presented to Partia-
ment from most of the British Islands in
the West Indies, from Barbados down to
Jamaica; the whole purport and cry OF
which has been Open oar ports to The a.
n!er1can Irode 20 The situation OF St.
h'tts IS represented as Deplorable be-
yoed all example," apd parliament is i'm
piored 10 "adopt such measures for the
instant relief of the colony, in its present
unexampled and intolerable distress, as
may seem expedient."
The schr. Two Brothers had arrived al
fialliax with about 1870 of the officers and
>eamen, Including the tst Lieutenant, Sur
geOn aud Purser OF H. B. ship L'Africaine
oi ~ guns, which was wrecked on the
south side OF the isle of Sable, on the 18th
Irsy, by striking on a shoal in fogey wea-
Ger' In less than an hour after she struck
Soe ship bilged, and the weather lanyards
'elng cut, the mssts soon went overheard.
m this perllous situation part of the crew,
N I'VE boats, attempted to laud the boats
we're o%Vers.t, and destroyed in The break
grs' Out the men, with the exception OF
anree OF tour, were happily saved by the
eAefuons OF Capt. Hudson. the keeper,
T"u Tue people under his direction on the
,sisha' The chips complement was ORR
S'naiiy $50; but 70 had died on the West
auula station. The Captain, I'd Lieut.. and
severa' other officers. and part of the crew
aenlaihed on Sable Island, where a vessel
"as ABOUT TO be dispatched tom Halifax /
o.,ls Hem OF Op the 30th April, ;be
pp''s 'ohn and Charlotte capt. Sims. from
Aoi'a'noHlh (Eng,) struck on ,hs ice OF the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
80 MARINE LIST, ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
corrEp FROM THE READINc-Room BOOKS,

COFIED FROM THE R~EADlNG-RoOm BOOkS3
JUNE 9.
No arrivals. Wind N. E.
SAILED,
Sloop Altoona, Nichols. n. York.
Brig Monroe, EIdridge, Providence.
MEMORANDA,
Sloop Java. Mason, up at New York 9TH
inst. for this port. on the nth.
.ARRrvED-June 10.
Sloop Matilda, Lymburn. IDS from New
York.
Schr. Sally, Smith, Providence, RI,
- Prospect, Perkins, Darien.
- Advehoe, Gilmore, Camden.
SAILED,
Schr Mary. Mo0ett, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11

Magdelen Islands. Capt and crew saved
by taking to the long boat.
Information has reached Halifax. via
Jamaica, that three Spanish Frigates,
cruising in the Pacific, had been taken by
Cochrane; or rather two of them are said
to have voluntarily surrendered, without
opposition. Most of the English seamen
on board the Chilian squadron were stated
to have deserted, considered tc be in con-.
sequence OF the severity Of discipline.
~. Y. Com. .ldu.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
For Sale,

For Sale,
4 WELL disposed negro woman, and
IA her two children, one a girl about
seven, the other a boy about Eve years of
age. They will not be sold out of the
District or state Of Virginia; for particu-
lars, enquire Of the printer.
june st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
DIED.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. James Grigsby:
bis funeral will take place this morning at
9 O'Clock.
On Thursday evening last, Mr., William
Votet, in the 73d year of his age.
In King George county, Va. ON Friday
last, Lawrence Berry, Esq. late Clerk OF
the Court Of that county.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
Wanted to Hire.

Il WOMAN servant, who is capable OF
N all kinds OF house work, such as 9
good washer, iroDer, &c. She must bring
good recommendations,-None else need
apply. Enquire of the printer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
ACADEMY.

TN addition to the usual course of studies
j taught in the Columbus-st. Academy,
will be taught the CLASSICS by the Rev.
j. W. EAIRCLOUGH. A few more En-.
glish students can be admitted. For terms
apply to the subscriber
may Is If JAMES CADEN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
june IL

HrThe Mechanic Relief Society, are
requested to meet at the town Hall at 9
O'Clock this morning, for the purpose of
attending the funeral of Mr.. James Grigs-
by, late a member Of said Society.
JAMES S. SCOTT, Sec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

bly, should unite win hin m prayer" but
thero is no evidence that Calvin was 90 much
a. q witness OF the scene. Indeed ihere 10
sufficient evidence Of the conua'yj he he new
er speaks Of II IN The language OF witness,
but always as one who had received his inioI-
NATION from others.
z. The conduct Of Calvin towards Sefyetus
was ahnLauded by ms eofennororiss; aDd was
never censared by any respectable writer uo
I'll many years after mis- deas6---The Joyner
part of this proposition is scarcely disputed.
The letters OF MeIsncthon, Bullinger, Peter
Martyr, Bezs, and others, arc still eTtant, er-
fyessly ohtropinS tho pat which he had lsk-
en-. The latter part OF II is equally true, and
equally susceptible of proof. Soon after The
death Of Calvin, Jerome Bolseck, a Papist, an
spOstate, and particular enemy OF bin, un-
dertook 10 wriie his Lie for the sole purpose
no doubt, OF destroying his reputation. But
even this writer " no where accuses Calvin oil
personal hatred TO Servetus, or esas aDy
blame on him for what he had done" relative
TO his prosecution. "Aiaiobourg, a Jesuit,
wrote a history of Cslvinism, in which he
says nothing Oh the subject. Dupiu, another
BAPTIST, dees not even mention Ssrpesus in
his account OF CALVIN. Bayie, who was Of no
religious denomination, and who was particu.
lariy bold in his observations upon characters,
in his life of Calvin" passes no censure on
him, in relation to tho affair Of Serve,us.
"Iieylen, although he says much TO the dis.
credit Of Calvin, yet never reproaches him
with his treatment OF Serveius, whom he
barely names as a Sociniao. Bishop Burnett,
in his history of the English Reformation,
passes in silence the history of Surye,us, and
always ncntoas Calvin with respect." "s'
Even Grotius could abusivey denominate Calvin,
"Served Erustor." Grot Op. Tom. iy. p. SOB
See Csl,ins Theol. Tracts, PIP. 5i1, Il 5l7.
Turretini Opera, Tom Iii p. 374.
y see Watermsn's Life of Calvin, p. 1874, Por ma.
ny Of the letters Of Calvin and his co,emporares
here quoted, the reader 10 referred to the collection
in that volume
- See Wa.errnan's life OF Calvin, PIP. l27--lSO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, MY 27, Il

Agreeabiy to Republican usage, a
General Convention will be holden in
this town, on Wednesday evening, tine
18th OF June next, for the purpose of no.
minating TWO suitable persons to repre-
sent the State Of Rhode Island in the
Eighteebth Congress Of the United
States, TO be recommended for the sup
port Of the freemen at the ensuing cleo
ton in August. The Republicans of
the several towns in the State are desired
to elect their Delegates accordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

tion. In turGing our attention 10 The sisia.
ton Of the Jews, ib most ether parts ot tho
globe (for they are scattered over the whole
earih) what shall we say! Can We say ies.,
than that in some Of the European ConuneI,,
they are considered mere ouiesst---vic,iD,s OF
degrada.ioG--snffeIing uibulaton, from cru .
eI oppression--in being denied equality cs.
privileges with their fellow men.
II The question be asked, why are these
things ,bus permitted! We answer, would Il
no, be presumpiuous for frail mortal, to ar.
rsign, or sean the ioscrutsble aLd mysterious
dispensstions, OF that OmDipotent Being, zvh0
rides HEsn RE zrhirigyind and directs me
si0rm /! Thereiore let US Danish from our
minds every liberal senumeni oi prejudice,
or snIipaihy, We may have imbibed sgsinsl our
fellow men, as it respects difference Of o.
pinion relative to religious faith. lie. Us
leave IL ia The hands of the great Judge Of oil
the earth sDd be aware, Of ping that au-
lhority, 10 Judge others, which alone belongs
10 Hin. Pence on earth, and msy our hearts
overflow, with love and good 1OiH 10 al men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

DVsD Is 100 memoraDIe. and rs consequences
too important Tor US to delay Q momen, TO OBJ
tain Information OF all thar has trsnspirsd--
and we will send you further details by the
next courier"
The Emperor Of Fez has received an Am.
bssssdor with valuable presents from ,he OF
tomsns, nnd on perusIng The letters addressed
10 bim, said that she was ready, and God
would help" and afterwards dispatched cou-
iers to Tunis, Tnpoli and Algier', to renew
ancient treaties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
M'DUFFIE AND CUNNING.

The Democratic Press oflass evening in*
forms MS, that ,he President has exercised
his influence, and is using his personal gooe
Offices TO prevent The coote plated Duei be-
tween Colonel Cnming, and Mr. M'Dufis.
The interference docs cIedn 10 The President
and with the Ediior of The Press, we bope is.
may prove cHectual.---h. Y Com. .Adp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

WashHgtor, May l5.-The great
duel viii take place within the time ap-
pointed, ana 10 one will venture 10 in
teriere 10 prevent ii. The intended COM
batan,s are both perfect magksmen; and
] am told by those who know, that MIR.
M'Dufie has been in almost daily prac-
tee with The pistol since December.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

Upwards Of 1000 houses are now
building in the city Of Ncw-York; and
nearly al! Of them of respectable class
among 'hem are several elegant churches.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Pursuant to the last
AsWlll and Testament of Henry w Physick, deceased
1.-THE following real estate viii be exposed to public SALE
ION the Dist of the 18th month (December) next at
o'clock in the afternoon, at Eli Landlords TAVERN to w.t.
AN that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot Of
ground on which is erected situate in the Borough Of
Wilmington at the of Kent and Market streets and
extending through, to Shpley The lot hun
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
street aud ninety three feet and six inches front on
ket and Shpey street. The buildings occupy the whole
front on Kent street and the lot, Market and Shpey
streets, is fenced with high and substantial brick walls
he house, on the first floor, has large and elegant Hail.
with appropriate architectural decoratonsfour handsome
parois, SO planned to be all privatea commodous din
ms rooma large and convenient kitchen-a bathing
-smoke-ousc, &c. &C. On the second floor there are
chambers, all well lighted, and of them unusually
large-a soreroom and lavaory There are three large
chambers on the third hoor besides garrets All the cell
lars are dry and AIRY. There pumps of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishments is
well calculated to accommodate large family in the best
style The buildings were erected under the direction Of
the late John Dickinson esq for his residence andare
hnshed throughout with taste and elegance in the most
substantial manner.
Tohose who reside at distance and have not seen this
property may be properto say that the situation is
vated-commanding extensive views of the surrounding
country and for health and convenience is not e4ceed
by any in the state. Terms will be made known at the
tune OF saleby BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATOR, cam teStameio anaerO,
of Henry w. Physic, decd,
wilmington, Del 10th mo. 8, 1899. 7S-22t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
DvDL4.v KING HOT,EL.

LVUL4.V KING WOTEL
- Ohm NJ. SMITH, having taken for term of years
that large well known establishment the Indian King N
the most eligible and pleasant part of the Borough of viii
mngton, Del Qormerly occupied by ID Brinon9 respect
fully informs the old customers of the house and the pub
c that he will endeavor to sustain the responsibility
houseby the strcest attention TO their
convenience Gentlemen, ladies', families can be &C.
commodaed with rooms, boarding and attendance, in
manner Which he hopes will give general satisfaction
THANKFUL tor the liberal encouragement already bestowed
he hopes by unremted attention his guests to merit
receive continuation of their favors.
Wilmington, Sept. "a, 1892. 74--3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
PRIVATE SALE.

vsso be Sold about 20 acres of land ten of which are
woodland, with failing stream running through
the middle thereof This property is situated about Six
miles from Wilmington, Del on the Branch Turnpike read
that ntersects the Gap and Newport turnpike 1t will be
sold cheap and desirable situation for any person wish
ing to be market If sold before the First day of
March next, it will be offered at public sale that day. on
the premises Application 10 be made the Rev. PAT.
RICK KENNY, on the Farm, or to MARK WILCOX,
Esq. Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
NOV. IS, 1922. 89-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
FOR SALE.
M ID UILD1NG LOTS in healthy and pleasal
ssSSSs I'D part Of the Borough of Wilmington

-
ssSSS5 I'D part Of the Borough of Wilmington
No. Lilo Lots fronting Orange and Tatna streets
between Kent and Wood Streets bounded on the north by
land OF Park Mason and Wife, and the south by Joshua
Wollaston's lot.
No. 224 Lots fronting Shpley and Orange streets.
bounded on the north and south as aforesaid.
No. Sd Lots fronting on Kent, between shpley and
Orange streets.
No. A House and Lot on the corner OF Shirley and
Kent streets, handsomely situated for public business
These Lots will be sold separate altogether upon We
ry reasonable terms, to wi-one third of the prcbase
money down. and thirds in three equal annual nav
mcnts. Such opportunity to building lots in 50
hesy and pleasant part Of the Borough may never n,
gain offer upon the terms.For further particulars
application may be made at the Office of j. p Fairlamb
No 225, Market street, where plan of the said lots is
exhbted-or to the subscrberIf the above property is
not disposed OF before the 2Sh day of December next it
will be offered at Public Sale that day. at o'clock p
NJ at the house of Eli Lamborn in said eh-An in
disputable title will be given. SAMUEL KENDALL,
Wilmington, November IS, 1922, s9--l3s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a petition will he
presented to the General Assembly of the State Of de-
aware at their session in January next for the passage Of
a law authorizing certain of the ST. Georges Marsh
Company therein mentioned, to embank along the south
side OF the ST. Georges creek waters starting point Of
land OF kensey Johns Esq commonly called Bery Point.
or near its also to cut suce through John BaFnes
marsh and lay sluice in the same
Oct 10, 1929. 7o-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22

WRAPPING PAPER For Sale at this Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
CAUTIONI
74--3rn

A IL persons warned against harboring ABRAHAM
IN NEWTON, a black hoy who is my bound apprentice
10 learn TO be house and waiter, and w has alb
seconded from my service He is said to be lurking in or
about Smyrna, in the State of Delaware.
PETER A. BROWNE, Counsellor at aw,
Nov 4. 874tp No. 1914, Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
TERMS.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Special Meeting of the Medical Society of the State
IA of Delaware will be held at Wilmington, on Monday
the 25h inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Nov IS s9--3t ALLEN APLANE, NJ. d. Vice PIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.

which confidently think far exceeds every thing fortbe
purpose, before exhibited; both it respects simplicity
has been in use in Massachusetts six wears and co
mands universal appreciation. 1t is lately patented by
Giles Dayton, the inventor of whom the subscriber b,
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending,
IN the state of Delaware, and has also the agency y
virtue of power of attorney from said Patentee to SCH
the above right to any person persons in the counesof
Philadelphia Lancaster, York; Bucks and Northampton
1.-THE state OF Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES
June 49, 1822-ly Near New Castle
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
NOTICE.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
F.4CTS AND ODSERV.aITO.NS,
ILLUSTRATIVE OF
PAST AND PRESENT SITUATION,
.qN.D FUTURE PROSPECTS OF THE
UNITED STATES

a ricv IF The n the late Bankruptcies Boston,
To which is annexed sketch of the restrictive systems
of the principal nations of christendom.
BY A PENNSYLVANIA.
Second Edition Greatly Representatives, 25 CENTS
set be doubted, that the complete our in
erna resources and the less dependent are on foreign
The gyeotsy and more stable will be The public felicity.
SPY the increase of domestic manufactures will The des,and
for the rude materials al home be increased and thus will The
dependence IF The several pnts Of the U1Oa and The strength
of the Union itself be br0pOrhOa6Ly AUGMENTED. Prcsi-
dents Message, Dec. 90, 1921.
s'To be Independent for the comforts of lfe we must
fabricate them ourselves We mo7v place the mQnutc-
tsp'er by The side IF the ogric,thurist.
"Experence has taught that manufactures are as ne
cessny TO our independence 10 comfort. jefferson
Narrative Of the Mission of the United Brethren
among the Delaware and Mohegan Indians from its COM
mencemen i'll the year 1740, to the close of the year
1903, comprising all the remarkable incidents which took
place at the Missionary Stations during that period In
tespersec with anecdotes historical facts speeches of In
das and other interesting matter. BY John Hcckewel
der who was many years in the service Of that Mission
so
THE FOLLOWLNG OF CHRIST, in four books
written in Latin, by Thomas Kempis Translated into
English by the Rt Rev. Father in God, Richard Chaoner
d. ID. Bishop of Debra, and V. A. 2nd AM edition; pub
shed with the appreciation of the Rt Rev. Archbishop
Carroll. 65cts.
SERMONS by ]. B. Massillon, Bishop of Cerrnont; to
which is prefxed the life Of the Author. Selected and
translated by William Dickson. End American edition re-
yised and materially corrected. 2vos. Sc.
THE BLIND CHILD, or anecdotes of the Wyndham
Family, written for the of Young People by Lady,
81 cts.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-22
IRsl!lDI.UDA5plOMo

NICHOLAS DONNELLY, respectfully announces to the
inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicinity that he has re.
moved his School from Oxford to this Borough he has o.
pened at NO. lol, Marketstreet where gentlemen can
nave favorable opportunity ofbeng taught the Classics
as n D. confines himself during the day to this science
only.
~ d He viii teach class of English Grammarians, on
that celebrated plan of Mr. Grcenlea for the term of five
weeks Saturdays exceped) at S200per said term Hour.
OF tuition from O'Clock till half past g. p NJ lie is per
suaded that he can make good Grammarians of the gen
IN sad term Tuition will commence his school room
as above, on July LIST, 1922. June 25 49-tf
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J. CLING g co.

I'D EG leave to inform their friends and the public gen
keeraly, that they have removed their Druggist and
Apoecary Store, TO No d. High Street, next door TO Will
liam Larkn's grocery store.
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
Of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils &C. at the reduced
prices they nope 70 snare Part OF pubic patronage.
attended to.
ALSO, large and general assortment Of Patent Med-
cnes Black Varnsh, Medical & Wine Bitters, Anomalies
Condiments of the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1922. 86-3m
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, Iavern Reehers, Cart,,.,,
Travellers and Economfsfs tn general


The advantages derived from straw used as feed r no.
ses cattle and even Sheep has long been proved and
knowiedged by experienced agrcuuralstsin Elron &
many parts of America, 10 be very great II has u
htess Tor horse, not only because much cheaper tb
nay but It at once secures them against heayes bolts All
founders three most destructive diseases to which ha
are liable, and which often destroy them in the idst &c
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishing %
cess in fat!ening cattle in the STALL by gentleman IN Con
necticut, whose experiment has been recommended a,
LAID before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
Massachusetts, Sheep also do WELL fed on straw prenar
ed III the ordinary way for horses These and MANI
other successful experiments have been made by enler
prising farmersi while aboring under all the dsaa
vantages arising from the want of easy and eecal
method OF cutting the straw The Importance Of the subj
Ject hasa long time called upon the genius of both Euron
and America, to supply the public with some expedition,
for the purpose. Many trials have been made
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense have
been exhibited; of which have done honor TO tbc
inventors but in general have fallen short in utility Of the
old Dutch Snbox, so called.
But the public are invited 10 call and view for them.
selves, '