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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
ShASONABLE GOODS.
FROM TRE LATEST EXPECTATIONS.
EUST RECEIVED, an extensive assert
msnt. by
EDWARD HOWE.
No. S, Merchants Por, Middie s

40. D usTGtGHfS' TCF, M!ddi6 Street,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
OADCLOThS and CASStMFREs--on
ale FLAMES, and two bales ROMB4-
ZETTS, d ierent colour, ---One bate IA ga 9-t
f0-i iii i2-i 1874 ROSE BL4NKEIQ-bIue
Huater's Cloth uffl-- Coatings- colnred Bonn
hazesneS-C ambIet-blve. black aud white Rat
tinets-5lue and brown Queens Cloth-Peli,se
Cioth-Siik and WorSted Nestings-grcCD and
crimson Morean--blsck. blue and white Tahby
EOlvets--SiIk Velvets-Drab Kersey-wursGCd
black Observation-Disclosures Shswls-printed
Merino Shaws and Handkerchiefs Ga new article)
--worsted iiose-sallsbury Fiannels-NHnkin &
Canton acknowledgements Silks
Flag and Btndana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
French black. green and white Crapes--sewing
SIX. and lwist-Neckerchi CaIicos-Ihresd
Laces--HIsdrass Handkerchiefs--Shite and col.
ored CsiDbric>--cotson Table Cover, and Doyles
Fancy and black silk Observation-Disclosures add
boUk. plain and figured Musins--cotton and linen
Ihreads--furniture Patch Dmity-siIk Fraids
and RihbOns-wbite, brown and black Lnens-
cotton Umbrelias--gilt and twist Buttons Buck.
Doe, Beaver aud Kid ClOves--linen Dsmask--
Russia DIAPERS Bed bindings & Frnges- W ebb's
pateat SuspenGers, &c. &c.
ArSo,
Factory Sheetings- Mi5tings- Gmghunss -
Strips Bedhckings and Checks
6O00 10. i've Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hand. good assortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at large discount from the factory
pt.ses, TO close the sale Of that article.
French Paper Hangings and NR-
itnry Goods. |
The above articles will he sold low, for cash.
HN. B. Beds and Mattresses
made al the >anrtest notice, and all orders pune.
tuay attended 10.
Portland, Oei 50. D
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
WILLIAM GORDON,

1NGRAHAAIS WHARF. Has FOR SALE
Landing from Sloop Express,
n r. hhds Windward Island RUN,
- - 2 pipes BRANDY,
do. Hollands GIN,
2 do. American do.
Corsica VINE.
10 Demjohns superior old Madeira GIVE.
10 10 f Sosa: Y 7oufso Hy.oo TEAS,
90 keg. Manufactured TOBACCO,
20 bolts Heavy DUCK,
ID bbs. COFFEE,
1000 lbs. Loaf SUGAR.
10 bbls. " bite sugar.
10 boxes Havana brown d.
boxes Havana CIGARS
March II, 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

ITehGnge >fTetf,
HAs just received, aud now opening for sale
- large aud extensive assortment IF new
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
TIMOTHY FLETCHER

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
Vol, Jones ROw, Exchange strsst--Portlc1a
Agent for the Boston and Chelusf,rd CyI;nd:r'
Gun Powder Factory.
Has RECEIYED-
4 80 ar. casks Off. K. +. and It. p.
500 canstere r. F. and F. and TIP
F" T ms" ne WIZ dispose OF al the Boston prices
This Powder has received the hjshest recon-.
mendations from officers Of the U. States O,dnapc.
many Others who have used the
same.
J, large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished al short notice.
VTGentiemen are invited 10 call and examine
the above Powder If Oct on
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

II" erts"sirc supply Of GROCERIES
aS "fHai. Jan. l, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26
Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,


ETchdrge Street,
AS just received aud now opening for sale
- large add extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
If the lsies, rnportstions, VII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPEuNG--f Case Figured
CANTON GRAPES Gaze ilain do.-Black
Nankin Grape Dresses--i Case l i Irish LIN
ENS-Lincu AMASk-Linen CAM BRICS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs- Engishwhiie Ill II HOSE.
French Black and White do. do.-Erglish and
French black and white Six Gloves-Beaver aud
Kid Goves-Merino Hdkf>.-iDitation do.-bik.
syncbaws-do. Sarsenets- Coored Lus,rings-
qlack and white Satlns--,ouble chain blk. Lee
vantine Slks-Siik and Cotton Vevets-eleg ant
Fringe CRAV ATS-Men's black, white and mkt
Worsted and Cotton Hose W omen's white, blk
and slate do. do.-j-4 black BID M BAZINE-Fig-
nred BOMBAZE rTS-Plain do.---rAkIAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd 4 Plain JacOnet Muslins-Fig'd
4 Plain Leno &Book do.--wihte Cotton Cambrcs
Colored do Cambria Nusns- Black white green
Italian aud French Grapes EngIishGing hsnn- Brit
,sh Cotto.s--Furniture Paich-CahcOes-Cott
Vestings--ToiIenets-V alentie and silk Vestings
-Flagg and Bandanna Hdkfs. Black Silk do
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShGrtS,
with and without Borders Black Sockineit-
Blue Neutrality-suspicious. Millinet- Bonnet
Paper--black and white Wound Wire Cotton
shawis--Dimites; Jeans NankInett. Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons:
Tapes; Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists; Cotoa Balls, &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, haresback and brown
Br0ddcIOths; black, blue, white, drab. MKT, and
bareback Casstmeres; Blue Queens Cloths; bfne
and light coored Ptiisse Cloths (; green and drab
Cuttings; DHGis; kerseys; dab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green FGnmeis;
Swanskins ga. %, 10-4 & Ill Rose Blankets,
&c. sc. &c. &c.
ALSOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Shesfings; Bediickhtg, 6tnghams Checks aud
Stripes; SalineHs /; Derry Diapers /; Bale
American red Fannels; Silk and Cotton Ulnbret>
las; Parasos; Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
& Forks. (tf) Sept. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-26

okO1Cl anu a w oil
AMONG WHICH ARP THE FoLLovIsG -
SPIRITS. ) Currie Powder.
Old Cognsc Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Rum, sGunpowder,
St' Crotx, DO: Imperial Hyson.
:. England, do. Dung Hyson,
Scbiedam I'm, Hysoh Skin,
Weesp do. Soucheng.
American do. sIrcApg
Old Whiskey, Cordials. Indis d,obIe ho;IeI
WINES. White and brown Ha-
&. p. Madeira, I vana.
Sicily Madeira, St. Croix.
Lisbon, Nidonfa, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. rr-re
SPICES. s Almonds
Nutmegs, Cloves, FilbertS.
Mace, 'Pimento, English Walnnts,
Ginger, CssSia Pecan Castsoe
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts
Ground Cassia, corrrr
noe ana ground Yep It. Domingo.
per, Havana. Domestic,
c y.nne, DO. sWelsh No.IChocoIate
L 'sIish Mustard, <Baker,s a.
Entry Hats, all sizes,
sPermAceti Oil, Flssks DO. blown Salt
y Ooes ana Liverpool do. Cotton. Rice.
salt retire Alum, Copperas. Starch.
'p' i'riso' ron brimSl one Tobacco,
Cnt Nails Bfads, Hollow Ware, Stone do.
MolasSes Cheese, Ost Meal.
CaSk aud box Raisins, Currante, Fgs,
mackerel and Pollock Fish, Vinegar.
Brushes Broons, Deuijohns Velvet Cork.
Castile and brown Soap. Windsor 10.
9nPe' me Flour, Sole leather, ShoveIe,
spades, sc.
-HHh q rarjsiy of-
HARD WARE.
Voc. 6. ff
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-17
FOREIGN
THE GREEK v,cron--
iNIURY
trnnL[ -

We have at this insta1, I' ,.. avg. "a.
details OF the victory gained b s'slsed neR
on the 18th of July, which e 30 zoe GreeE,
test interest. As slteady s,a 49,, Toe gea.
ienians were forced on The 18th ai, ne n.
lug val'anily, to retreat, and tSss. hgh,
2 new position in The straits d w LOOKUP
lac. Encouraged by their s =, .ilernopy,
yenng before, the Turks atIemn,llhss e,
The 18th to force all the passsa ,.sapled 90
brave soldiers under the con- Ser oui 700
mother Leonidas, young Bozzsr;;s" 40 Ola,
Their progress ill night, repea,iDs stopped
sand san times lae cry Of Eeu,beris fTsI 'aoc.'
They defended with the greais, .Ioergl
the principal defIes. Dnring, eS .l aieEokn
The greater part of the Greek armv WIS s., 'Igs
ed With great haste and arrived '' a,, march
king several detours in The rear 81 af' !, ma.
emy's army, where it took 1 no y. lneen.
The Turks entirely surroundedp 0sl'lOn-
tackled with fury and compIete,v" ,s'. a.
The results were most brilliant u 1t
Pachas, seventy Beys, and eleven n, 'nies
men were taken prisoners. All ' ,Sa INN
gage OF the Ottoman army. with i i. "a. usg'
iery and tents, fell into the porer ~ 81 siIl''
vIclors. Nearly third of the T =, ice
army was killed, and conside,ab iIu n
Der wounded. Chourschid Pachs 'iu ~;
great difficulty to save himself with III . o oau
men, the miserable wreck Of bis arm, n'uv =.
Lsrissa. al
During the battle GIecian women L.,
ing with them boys of Ten years of ga. ..
who followed the example Of ,bei, a. IS,
theirs, hurled down stones on The Tn n.y.
from the tops OF the mountains. ]nSs
eral the Hellenians fought with an en stn
siasm, great almost beyond example
Their cry was Death 10 the Barbano,,
Vengeance, Our brothers Ger. mosar,,}
at Scso. Young Bozzaris, the modern bs
70 OF Thermopyla, IN his devotion 10 h,
country forfeited his life. His CORPSE was Va,
transported to Corinth with the greats
pomp; 1000 women, preceded by IGOI
priests, accompanied the procession. Thew
are preparing in that city TO pay him he
greatest honors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-17

10 another Ia he roi equaito any man OF
The sge in induSTry, and, constantly at his
post Is be not gentle and unassuming in
his manners ever ready to do good? re-
joicing with those that rejoice, aud weep
ing with those that weep? Painful recol-
leclions, which clouded the morning of
his congressional day, have passed away.
Il appeal, confidently, TO the good sense
and magnanlmity OF part Of his consti-
tuents, TO forget feelings they ought never
TO have imbibed--to overlook trivial diff
ferences of sentimental embrace the
virtues which adorn his character.
A crisis, somewhat interesting, awaits
u.s. the venerable actors in the work Of our
revolution are chiefly gathered to their ia
theirs: new men are on the theatre, Sec
tional coalitions are forming. the elements
of internal strife appear in the political
horizon. Yon cloud, not bigger than a
mans hand, may increase awiully. The
virtue, the wisdom, the pure and elevated
patriotism of the nation. will be wanted
in the next congress. The man who has
gone through he ordeal, ought to attract
the eye, and win The suffrage Of the Coun>
Try. 1E
may be retorted on ten-fold, Mr.. Edi-
tor, by gentlemen, whom in good will |
have rebuked, as throwing too early the
political gauntlet. acknowledge that /
have written too much for the quality OF
my composition: but trust that in at
tempting TO present Mr.. Mercer TO the
public in his true lights, TO place him on
his proper ground, | have neither offended
his rivals, nor subducted from their Just
pretensons in any way. II | shall have
assisted, in small degree, IN dlsabusing
my fellow citizens, in relation to The merlls
OF one of the most useful and purest pub
lic,men in the country, my highest object
will have been attained. That shall have
done so without criticism from gentlemen
who differ with me in opinion, is not with
in the compass OF the calculations OF him
who presumes to lift
II Hoice from the Mountains.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-17
CAUTION
To Masters aud Onsiers Of geSSesS 9
Fsrf8s Boats.

THE nraetice which the masters otteriy
boats. have (pariieularly on Sundsysl OF
RECEIVING on board their boats, people OF
color. Including free as we'll as slaves, is
bocotn;,g 4 very serious Inconvenience
Servants are in the habit, on the Sunday,
uader preteuce Of going to Church or
meeting, Of leaving their homes, and TAX,
ing trips across the river. where they spend
The day-andI some return moi at all. No
master Of a ferry boat has a right 10 re-
ceiye a person Of color on board Of his
boat. unless he or she, produces TO him
the proper certificate Of freedom, or the
written permit Of the master or mistress.
The writer Of these remarks has recent
" sustainednot little Inconvenience from
this practice--and has determined, in fu-
ture, 10 enforce the penalty Of the law a.
gainst the owneror master Of any vessel or
ferry boat, without regard TO persons, who
may take in his boat, any Of his servants
across The river without proper authority,
For the betterinIoFma!ion OF those con-
cerned, be herewith sends an extract from
the law of Virginia, which is now the law
OF the county Of Alexandra, passed 18th
Dec. 1899.
No master of any ship or otksr vessel
shall transport, or carry any servants what
ever. or any negro. nulatto or other slave
out Of this Commonwealth, Gin this place
county of Alexandria is substituted for the
ssConmonweaith. without the consent or
permission of the person or persons, to
whom, sucb servant or slave doth of right
heloBk upon penalty of forfeiting and
paying $50 fer every slave transported,
or carf}ed hence, contrary 10 this act; one
hstf tdahe Commonwealth United States
ard the other moiety to The owner of such
servant or slave, to be recovered with
costs by action OF debt or information, IN
any court OF record--and moreover such
master shall be liable to the suit of the
party grieyei, at the common law. for his
or her damages" A. b.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-17

the whole Ct her crew, consIs,i,,
sons sons, undoubtedly persisted. TEss q psr
ea a!h. s s was found on L @s eG1dy Of
I, Inc !, i savannah and Camden 'Is',l Island
IN az late hour onssiurday va SSsIl' cane
report toe roads as full Of f,Ils sas Carrier.
come TO hand. s'esuay, didua
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-17
ON DANIELS ISLAND,

The effect was, if possible, more des-
truCuve than in town -One OF the CHM
MES Of Mr.. Fordham's house, was blown
down, and three OF the chmnies OF his
negro house his gin house taken from IFS
foundation, and set on the ground az some
distance, and his cotton house much in.
jured, Mr.. Roson's gin house blown down,
the gins and every thing in ut destroyed !;
his barn and wash house blown down,
his negro houses partly unroofed, had his
dwelling house considerable injured. Col.
M'Nish had his cotton house, barn house.
stables, and two of his negro houses blown
down; two of his kitchen chimnies were
thrown down, as was also that Of his dwell
ling house. which lodging on the roof,
broke it IN. Mr., Farr's gin house aud
bagging house both blown down, and also
two of his negro houses, the others being
much injured; his overseer's house was
partly unronfed The cotton house, gin
house, and negro houses of Mr.. Simons'
were blown down. Mr. Glen q Mitchell,
had several OF theirou:houses blown down,
and Mr.. Poyas had all his cuthouses blown
down, and two of his Negroes killed
The cotton on the island has suffered
dreadfully, being stripped OF its leaves
and pods.
An inquest was held last evening the
Market wharf, on the body OF captain VIM
THRoP SAWYER, of the smack .Aurora.--
This vessel arrived here afew days since
from N London, and cleared again tor
Florida and the West Indies, and was
beating down the evening previous 10 the
gale. She must have been wrecked Chat
night, in the neighborhoGd OF the bar, and
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
cove RE S 8.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIyEs-M.r-

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. Johnson called for the considerable, IF II.
resolutions some time ago submitted BY him anu
he House agreed to consider the same-60 n A
| Ire hrst resolution was read in the following
words "s
Resolved, Thai the practice which has obtained
IT. the pubic offices in this city, (of not ATTENDING
| o business until or o O'Clock in the mornin,,
CLOSING the offices at O'Clock in the evening li
nconVenient TO those Who have business TO ,Fansat
IN them, IS not such reasonable attention TO th+ nnI
&c service as should be given, nor such a,t.n,on
las the salaries allowed by law are entitled to rom
mand, and that the said practice Dug to be abol-
Iished.
The question on this resolution was taken with.
ou' debate, and decided in the affirmative by ma
Iorty OF 90 or so votes
The second resolution was read in the following
words
He0otued, That the President of the U States
De requested to cause the respective Secretaries Of
stale, OF the Treasury, of War; and of the Navy. 4
he Postmaster General, to report to this House, on
he second day of the next session of Congress. The
number OF active and we'll qualified Clerks, and
Accountants, that will be necessary TO perform the
duties oil their respective Offices and Departments
ny requiring reasonably constant, and diigen at.
iention to business
This resolution was agreed to by about the same
majority as the first
The third and fourth resolutions were modified
ny the mover so as to read as follows:
Fesslped hat the number of officers & seamen
OF the Navy of the United States ought TO be limited
by law
Hesotped, That the President of the United States
De requested to cause to be laid before this House,
on the second day of the next session of Congress,
plan tor Peace Establishment oil the Navy Of the
United otates' and also of the Marine Corps
These resolves were also agreed to by about the
same majority.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10

suance Of this act, it shall be the duty of -.
counting officer, if demanded by the paru ' s &C.
agent or attorney, to report forthwith 10 The Ills
OF the treasury department, the balance dine seeNI
it shall be the duty Of said agent, within sxtv an and
thereafter, to order suit to be commenced s.' uas
such delinquent and his sureties. 's''nS
sec. 8. .dnd be ii further enacted, That ,ho
pensc for postage incurred by marshas, in ts sS
and returning the fourth census Of the United
not exceeding two thousand dollars be paid ~, =,
an unexpended balance OF an appropriation, fou ~ u
iraying the expense Of the fourth enumeraor vs. -
the inhabitants of the United States. VI
Washington, April 80, 1922.
Appropriateness JfONpop
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
From The Ven York 0mnerciaI .qllver
GUINEA GRASS.

We have been favored by Captain Ja,per r..
ham, with small parcel OF the seed of the cn;0@
Grass, which has lately been introduced into
of the est India Islands, from the western So''
of Africa This grass is said to be remarLapI"
sweet and fine Tor cattle, and the yield is prod,n
ously great 1t supposed that three crons 81,
be produced in this climate in season, without cn
ting the grass until it is three or four feet hiob !.
jamaica one acre frequently yield, twenty tons ~
hay in year. The seed in our possession will 1"
disposed OF in small quantities, 10 such Of our ac,i
cultural friends in the country as may call for i .,
this office. VA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
WASHINGTnN

- WAsH1NGToN May q.
we nave arrived at the last day of the present
session oil Congress, asto any measures which have
not yet passed the House in which they originated;
the three last days OF the session being by the new
rule' devoted in each House, to bills which have
passed IN the other House. A large proportion Of
me business which has originated in the House Of
Representatives is yet undecide d. and must lie over
70 the next session The compensation bill, which
occupied three days Of the time of the House, (t'
ing eight hours each day., and which is vet in sus
pense' has defeated many bills The bill was yes
terday laid on the table, and may be considered as
one OF those laid over 10 the next session The SUBJ
ect OF Notifications, and The contracts under them,
nave also occupied much time, and been the means
OF preventing the consideration of many important
propositions. The appropriations for those objects
however, were yesterday passed by an oyerwhel-
ming majority in the House of Representatives
much other business was afterwards transacted.
Nat. INTEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10

The mos, interesting News brought US by the
Nals OF yesterday, was that which is afforded BY
private letters, of the sudden fall of Stock OF the
BANK OF the United States. 1t has not only got
down 10 mar, but was sold, in New York, on We'd
nesday morning last, as low as So, and was expected
20 DC, before 3oclock on that DAY, as low as s5
AN the causes of this depreciation are not known,
ou' some OF them are. They belong not 10 the
otock itself, the intrinsic value of which is the same
now .nat u was month ago. But an unexpected
scarcity OF money came on, and those who had been
ouyire STOCK on time, unable to meet their engage
ments' have been compelled to sacrifice the stock
they heid tor any price they could get. BY this
opura''on' we appehend many will be ruined: few
VIII make their fortunes--stock, having got below
zero, VIII re'mount and rise higher than ever until
II gets beyond reason, when il will be again depres'
SEQ. Within the last twenty four hours we hadthe
thermometer at 90-within the next forty eight
hours we SHALL in all probability, have it at 60. Our
,1onieo men are not strong enough yet even in N:
Org to play with impunity the everyday game Of
inc block Exchanges of Europe. We have men
among u.s. and what is more-what is better too
we never shall have any, who can check for mil
Mons Let no stakeholder, meanwhile, sacrifice his
STOCK. Within one month it will be at 10, and,
within TWO months, at l20--ha,. INTEL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
Aams of the Clinton.
(BY AUTHORITY

DBy an error of the press, the act Of congress
published in the National Intellgencer on the Oath
ut entitled AN act to authorize the secretary Of
the treasury to exchange stock bearing an inter-
est of FIVE per cent, for certain stocks bearing an in
terest of six and seven per cent" dated March
go, instead of .4rit 90; of which error the publish
ers of the laws and all other persons will please to
take notice; the true date of the act being April 90,
1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10

An act making appropriations for the support of govern
ment for the year thousand eight hundred and wen-
ty two, and for other purposes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

, ms ms 'afm was under the charge of slave ma
med billy, who became witness for ,bs s,a,s 40,
gave some important details Of the meetings of ,hs
Goth. s~eeusea ON the
~ MS confession Of PurcelYs will show that -.
esh ioretod' from the discussion of The .aGssour;
question: has been, in some degree realized -
foee Enslow's confession, Appendix my
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
LIVERPOOL, August 9.

II Greek slaue in Lirerpooi-.The domestic
misery, experienced by the wre,cbed Greeks, whs
fal' prey to the ayarice or cruelty of the Turks
may be conceived by the following fact. Captsin
Cooson' OF the Arab recently arrived in this port
from smyrna has brought with him Greek boy,
aoout ten years oil age, whom he actually purchased
LOT eleven shillings. The youth was sold at the
common oszaar together with his mother, brothers,
ana sisters his father having been previously killed
we entertain hopes that this poor boy will become
az opJeGt Of Interest with the Liverpool public apd
snou'o DC much graiied ifthis notice should bethe
means Of beItering his condition,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

Ar the time of the Court or the morning of the
18th, Mr.. James Legare, from feeble health and
great exhaustion during its previous sttines, asked
and obtained leave to withdraw, whereupon MIR
henry Dtas' was summoned by the Magistrates,
m, took his seat and served until the adjournment
OF the Court.