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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
Murdoch, Yuiiie, Nardrop y
Co.'s.

Finest old LIP. Madeira Wine.
Received by the brig Hebe from Madei-
IA, full supply OF the finest old VINE tlom
that House, in pipes, hogsheads and quar-
ter casks, which with their former stock,
will be sold on reasonable terms.
sept 6 A. G. CAZENOVE.,& Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
Notice.
Was Committed

" uS AOAAA AtlANN
T0 the iail of Fairfax county, by war
L rant from under the hand OF Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst Gay Oh
SeptlS%l,
Negro Man
Who calls himself John, runaway,
andCOnmuted as the property oil MI
Hump, and lately purchased OF a Mr.
Gave WitherS, OF Alexandra, ~. u
bui since in jai says he was thesproperty
OF William skinner, deceased, OF Stafford
county. The said negro is about 10 or
SOyesrs OF age, very black, about ieet
Scr 10 inches high, aud had on when
committed, black broad cloth coat.
Gark green pau of panialoons and white
nat The owner is requested TO come Tor
~, sard, lprOye property, pay charges ana
. aln away otherwise he Will De as
tVSeu OF as the Law directs.
P. b. BRADLEY, Jdttor
Tor S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fuirlar 20.
iae editors OF the Richmond Enquirer,
WI please publish the above commitment
VI their paper once week tor three
A.lI'As, and send their account 10 me Tor
settlement.
uec io--lawSm p. &. b.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12

Manufactured Tobacco.
a SUPPLY of Gray & Paukey's man,
~ ufactured tobacco warranted equal
to any in market, for sale by ,n.ns
nov A. T. A. H.AEAAs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
For Freight,
For Amsterdam,

EFS. The good brig SWAN, Jeremiah
ss.Ss w mcknight, master. burthen a.
bout $50 hhds. Her cargo being ready,
she will be Immediately dispatched. Fol
small treigh, OF passage, apply to the mas
ter on board, or to
JOHN H LADD SEQ. !,
Rho hare for sale reed By SAID brig,
8 Casks whale Oil,
| Anchor Of about 700 10.
70 Tons building stone.
Dec. ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
.--i-' - = - i-'r' 49, -,
mo. 61s9.
Hemp, Duck, Tea, &c.
Nm. FOzrle & Co.

IIAvE this day landing from brig A.
IL row, and offer tor sale. 2
10 tons clean ST. Petersburgb hemp.
100 pieces Russia Duck ],
100 do Ravens do
2 chests &, A boxes young. dyson tsg
90 barrels No. sGgar
90 or casks 7. N. v inc
60 boxes mould candles,
40 do dipped do
dec I &
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
Cheap Boots.
]. II. RUNNELLS,

HAS just received consignment OF
IL elegant Boots, by the box OF single
pair, a. very low prices--also, a general
assortment of SHOES 4 HATS, suitable
for the approaching season.
nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
For Freight,

EVI AIOISH
e% The schooner CAROLINE, /.
2 Seayey master, burthen 900 bbls.
wiIltake freight to the Northward, or the
West Indies. Apply to
4. & A. II. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale, received by her,
1903 Spsrs, 40 to 81 feet, 10 to 10 inches
diameter
500 feet Oars
Ieoo bushels Potatoes. .c
Nov |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
For I}allen.

A5M The sloop EAGLE, capt. Davis.
E;ss2 now loading and will sail in few
DAYS, for freight or passage to the aoove
port or Savannah, apply on board al In
ion wharf, or i. II. ROWLAND,
2no Is II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
For Freight,
Also,
For Freight,

sSS The good Schooner MARY, w.
- Carrlck master, burtnen about
400 Bbls. and will be ready tor cargo
tomorrow. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD, Co.
dec I9 IT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12

For New Orleans.
S&E The brig Hannah, w. Pear
S$& son, master, will sail on the 10Th
October, and take freight or passengers on
moderate terms. Apply to
w. FOWLE, &. Co.
RhO have noeo landing from schr. Midas,
und tor.sute,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
THE NORTH AMERICAN WORLD.
25-10t

UNDER this heading we propose to publish Literary
Paper in the City of Washington, in monthly numbers Of
32 pages each the matter of which will be original
essays i'll the of the Spectator upon the various
subjects which present themselves in the different depart
mens of science and literature. In ranging this
tensve field shall be able monthly, to up
mental repas in which the most critical taste will find
something TO admire. Yet shall be CAREFUL in the
riey before us, sacrifice the lucidus ordo'
PRECIOUS taste In march through the NATURAL MORAL
and philosophical world, shall endeavour arrive
original principles, where they have been previously
deveoped ard shall advance upon such only clearly
established Guided by in search Of truth, eff
forts will subserve the interests of religion, morality and
virtue.
We respectfully solicit the patronage of generous and
enlightened public, and although shall rely principally
upon for the matter of publication,
yet well written communications from of letters, will
be thankfully received
Our terms will be So per annum one quarter of which
to be advanced upon the receipt of the first NUMBER and
the balance in quarterly payments.
Communications to be directed to 1NeophastuS Washs
lingon City. Washington City, January Is, 1922.
CT Subscriptions received at the Office Of The Watclman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
cove X E S S.
IN SENATE,

APRIL, 1.-The engrossed bill to abolish the y
States trading establishment with the Indian tribes
was read third time, passed, and sent to the House
Of Representatives for concurrence.
APRIL, 2-Mr Benton from the Committee or
Indian affairs reported bill. regulating Indian
trade, which was read
The Senate then resumed, in committee of the
whole, the consideration of the bill authorizing
judicial trial of the title of the Marquis de Mason
Rouge TO tract Of land; which bill was at its third
reading, yesterday, re. commtted to committee
for the purpose of Incorporating certain amend
ments.
Some debate occurred on certain amendments Of
form which were offered, and, after adopting one to
compel the United States attorney appeal 10 the
Supreme Court in case the decision OF the district
court be in favor of the claimant, the bill again
ordered to be read third time, by yeas and nays
&c to 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

The rage for retrenchment is general that the
order of enterprise relaxed and the spirit of adventure
paralyzed this is not as it should be a sudden change
from prodgaty to parsmony, may be mschevous expe+
riment but reflections like these become wiser heads
Our business is promote the Delaware State Lottery for
the completion of St. Peters Church and constant
motto advice to those who droop from loss want of
business-llve in Hope and "don't give up the ship.
We will therefore not despond, although the limited crcu
aon of money has of late diminished sales, but will
meet our friends half way and by berality lure
toners to their good tempt them to fortune in hef
own despite
CLUBS! CLUBS! CLUBSi
We forming several Clubs and furnishing tickets
so each, content to wait until the day of drawing for
the balance in prizes, which guarantee the tickets will
draw leaving balance to be returned the Clubs should
they even not win High Prizes.
POOR MANS CLUB.
few weeks ago, we advertised in Philadelphia, three
clubs of fifty tickets each under this ttle payable
dollar per week, and in week had subscribed $50
names they will be Fortunate and may many person
here. if they discard prejudice and rely upon Hope.
LADIES' CLUB.
There is one now forming-may it be Fortunate Nay
it shall be. HOPE & Co.
Managers office No 49, Market st. Wilmington Del.
Whole Tickets-S a 90; Half Tckets-S Q co.; Quar-
ters--S co. Eighths-50cts.
TOrders from any part of the State, from Philadelphia
or elsewhere, willingly and promptly executed
-" The drawing will take place at the Town Hail. the
third day of June nextand the prizes be paid within am
hour after, if presented.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

Among the proceedings Of the Legislature OF Ma
rvand at its late session, was the passage OF the
followng resolutions in relation to the existence or
1rsation of unlawful distractions TO the naviga-
lion of the Susquehanna River. We do not recol'
,sc, that these resolutions have been heretofore
published Danc e;, 1es ~ Q.
thew are hereby required to direct the Attorney
General of this State, TO prosecute, either IN the
county court oil Hartford or Coecll, any person or
nsrsons who have been or may be charged with
unlawfuly obstructing the navigation of the river
Susouehanna by wing dam, or erecting or max
np any nuisance in the in any part OF said riyer
which, the dividing line between the said counties.
And it is hereby declared that either OF the said
courts shall have full and competent jurisdiction
over the Aforesaid offences.
cd RESOLVED, That the Governor and Council
he and they are hereby authorised and required, 1t
they shall deem it expedent, t. employ auxiliary
counsel to attend to any prosecutions Instituted un
der the foregoing resolve, and the same TO compen-
safe as they may think reasonable and Just.
TRIAL OF THE QUAKERS.
Salem, Mass. March o.
Jonathan Buffum and Preserved Sprague, were
called up on Wednesday morning last, to receive
sentence. Their counsel stated in mitigation, that
Buhum was mechanic of little property, with a
family ana oprague entlreiy uesutute W properly,
with large family of children The Court OBJ
served that these facts, as well as the testimony TO
their general good character, and probability that
their offences had arisen from delusion, mis-
conception OF their rights, would have due influence
in measuring the punishment Buhum was then
sentenced 10 pay fine Of one hundred and fty dol
lars, and Sprague seDentyyfve dollars,
The Court at the same time admonished the pri-
soners, thati these offences were repeated by them,
or their associates, the arm of the law would fall
much more heavily on them.
The prisoners were then remanded, and brought
TO the gaol in this town. Gazette
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

DIED, at New Bedford, Doctor EBENEZER
PERRY aged 65. He was walking in the street,
fell, and almost instantly expired
At Allensmore near Hereford, England, THO
MAS GILBERT, in the 12Oth year of his age.
He was baptsed in 1909, as appears by the Parish
Register.
AT Washington city, on Saturday night the Esd
ult Col SAMUEL LANE, worthy officer of the
army during the late and for several years past,
Commissioner of the Public Buildings.
At Charleston, S c. on Sunday the Gath day OF
March, Commodore JOHN CASSIN, Comman-
ding Naval Officer on hat station.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
Commercial Bank of Delaware.

The Stockholders of the Commercial Bank of Della
informed that the General Assembly of this State
their last session enacted Law on the 9TH day of Feb
ruary last past to enable the President, Directors and
Company of the Institution, to close the of the
Bank And Thursday the I'd day of May is appoint
ed by the law above referred to- which the important
subject of closing the of the Bank be taken
into consideration, the Stockholders will please TO
take particular notice, and give their attendance accord
ngy, athe Banking House of the Institution. BY order
of the Board, EBEN'R BLACKlSTON Cash'r
Smy11a, v1arch25, 1922. 25---et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MARCH, 3O--Mr Garrett OF Va made an ineffec
tual attempt to have the reasons for his voting in
the negative on the question OF recognition OF
American Independence, recorded on the Journal
OF the House.
An engrossed bill to authorize the exch ange of
certain stocks was read a third time and passed
yeas SO, nays SIS.
APRIL 1--Mr Reyes presented a petition from
David B. Lee of Philadelphia, contesng the right
OF MIR Bennett to the invention OF flying machine.
Referred TO the Committee to whom Mr. Bennett
petition was referred.
The House RECONSTRUCTED the vote of Saturday re
fuslng Mr. Garnett permission to record the rea-
sons for his vote on the South American Indepen-
dence, after some debate the decision reversed
and the application Of Mr. Garnett granted
APRIL 2-Mr Waworth, from the Committee
on Military Affairs who were instructed specially
to inquire into the subject, made report OF some
length (Which shall be hereafter published, conclu
ding with the expression of the opinion OF the Com
mlttee, "that the Army has been reduced according
to the provisions OF the act of the last session oi
fixing the Military Peace Establishment !" which
report was ordered 10 lie on the table.
Mr. Gorham, from the Committee on the Sup
preston of the slave Trade, reported bill in adj
diton to "An act to continue in force TO pro
tect the commerce OF the United States, and pun
ish the crime of piracy ;" which bill was twice reao
and committed.
The bill from the Senate to abolish the U. State:
Trading Establishment with the Indian tribes wa
twice read and referred to the Committee on In
dian affairs.
The House then went into committee OF the
whole, on the bill making appropriations for tn
support of government tot the year 1922, I'M
Tomlinson in the chair.)
Various sections of the bill containing the ordi
nary appropriations according to existing laws wer
agreed to.
Several alterations and amendments to section
and clauses were offered when the Committee ros
reported progress and obtained leave to sit again.
The third edition Of the SPY is in press :--th
"Pioneers" may be expected in August next.
James Hogg the Ettric Shepherd, has announce
anew work, in three volumes.
BY valuation return Of the State of New York
recently made it appears the real and personal es
tate therein, has deprecated nearly S4O,O00OO
within the last three years.
Condy Racquet esq. member Of the Pennsyva
MIA Senate, has been appointed Consul at Rio ia
metro.
BY an arrival from St Thomas, Africa, at Brsto
h l., we learn that the SlaVe Trade is carried o
very brishIy by the French and Portuguese, fror
the Windward Coast to South America
William Findlay, ex governor of Pennsylvania,
appears is using his endeavors to obtain the offic
OF Master General.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
For the american Watchmap.


ee"'S''SN"b
Mr. EDIToR--
In a late No you have taken occasion to notice
the mode adopted by the British, to ruin the manu-
facture of the Wilmington stripe began in this town,
by importing goods of the same Pattern but of infe
quality and that the store keepers had bong hit
these goods al a tower rate, by which means the
manufacture here, likely to be greatly injured,
if not put entirely a stop to. The store keepers,
though they buy these goods Torn, furhosey sent
out to bring ruin on our infant manufactures sell
dom sell them much lower than our own. but per.
haps sufficiently So to aid and help he British manu-
facturer in his sinister views and thus no doubt un
Intentionally, but most Individually become the aLiu
and hartzan Of the interchangeable and worst enemies
of the national industry
have been informed that there is not single
article of American manufacture but has been m
lated this season, and sent out in large quantities,
purposely to overwhelm the American fabric in the
market. Even the article of coarse cottons have
been thus initiated, because congress in their wis
dom.woud only give protecting duty against coarse
cotton goods imported from beyond the Cape OF
Good Hope. But our lynx eyed enemy, having
heen beaten out OF the supply with which, by the
aid of our East India merchants, they used so kind.
ly to give from that quarter, have even adopted
his mode to testify the great regard they have for
our country. This forciby brings to my recollec-
ton, the observation of Mr. Brougham in the Bri
fish House of Commons, that it would be we'll worth
while to sacrifice two three millions, to put down
the manufacturers established in America
The method they have resorted to this season,
may probably bring the Waltham Company to their
senses. Indeed believe that no industry, no ca
Ipital, no ingenuity, can save the American manu-
facturer from inevitable destruction, while the pre-.
sent auction system continues, because it is through
the auctions that the British manufacturer, with the
aid believe of the secret service purse OF the Bri.
tIsh government, are determined, by sacrificing the
goods, to accomplish their own views and we are
so vey'neghbory as to give efficacy to these views,
and our Town government looks on unconcernedy,
with folded arms. apparently regardless of the storm
and without wishing to arrest its progress.
VIATOR.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

exertions Of the company ;a more successful issue
may attend an application next winter. We believe
there few persons who are not convinced Of the
advantages which will result from the completion
of the canal; and it is not improbable that private
liberaty and enterprise, will compensate for want
|of legislative encouragement.
HorTid Murder.-A most atrocious outrage was
committed in the City of Lancaster, in the night
following the LIST day Of April last, ON Mary Lech-
Ter (wiie of John Lechler) and Sarah Haag wife of
Bernhart Haag) by strangling the former by hang !
ing, and by shooting the latter John Lecher, the
husband of one OF the victims, is supposed to be the
perpetrator Of these atrocities AS he has abscon-
ded the Mayor OF Lancaster has offered reward Of
$500, and Bernhar Haag, like sum for his appre.
hension. The following is description OF his per-
son about feet inches high, dark hair, scar
on one cheek bone (beeved to be the Left below
the eye has one jaw bone broken, which has twis-
ted his mouth. Speaks so very rapidly that he often
appears confused and repeats his words. He left
the city on an iron-grey horse, with new saddle
thereon. He is about 81 years of age. Police Of
hcers and others would do well to be the alert &
lf possible arrest the murderer.
The lot of ground known by the name of Vaux-
hall Garden purchased some time since for the pur-
pose of building nunnery, has been found too small
and was sold short time since. for 1922 600.
The crop of tobacco in Kentucky is said to be
greater and OF a better quality than has ever been
raised in that state. 1t is computed it will not fall
much short of $4,000 hogsheads.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
NOTICE.

The Bill filed in this cause to obtain sale of the real
estate of Edward PWmer late of Kent County, Delaware
deceased. The Bill states that the said Edward P. Will
mer died, seized of considerable real in Queen
AIMS County aforesaid, and that there personal pro-
perty belonging to the estate of the said Edward p il
mer in this Sate that be discovered by the complains
antthat the said Edward P. Wilmer has left the following
children his heirs at law, vz-Susan Wilmer, Henrietta
Wilmer and Edwin Wilmer; all of whom minors, and
reside in Delaware Sateand said Bill further that
the said Edward r. Wilmer at the time of his death
indebted to the said complainant in large of money.
1t is therefore adudged and ordered, that the complains
ant by causing copy of this order to be inserted in
each week, for three successive months in the American
Waterman, Delaware State, before the first Monday in
May next give notice the absent defendants of the SUBJ
stance and object of this Bill that they may be warned
appear in this court by Guardian Solicitor by the first
Monday May next to shew cause if any they have, why
the said real estate should be sold to discharge the
said claim. True Copy,
THOMAS MURPHY, CPk.
Queen AIMS County COURT
25-10t MARYLAND.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
TTERY COMO MY.
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

The Philadelphia papers announce that next Thurss
day. the 11th of April, and in less than fve minutes will be-
determined by the and popular process of drawing,
+" the following splendid little scheme, &c." tickets 90
-wel-This is the identical and popular process
of drawing endeavorng to introduce the appr-
baton of the citizens of Delaware and for which, knowing
its superiority the old mode oanxousto obtain
the sanction and good report of the liberal and enlightened
The small scheme Of the Delaware State Lottery does
not contain hathe number of tickets in the Pennyva-
mia scheme Yet good prizes numerous and the
price only "a 90 per ticket: BESIDES there is only about
blank to prize, so that It's touch and go
by touch the first pure qualities we learn,
Which quicken all things-hot, cold, moist and dry;
BY touch hard soft, rough, smooth we do discern;
BY touch sweet pleasure and sharp pain try
And the third of June next many worthy individual
of this Borough will tOuch--A PRIzE-that will make him
comfortable, Independent but there no time to
be lost the price of tickets will certainly advance SOON
HOPE & Co.
Managers Office, No. % Market st. Wilmington Del.
Whole Tickets s 00 shares in proportion. Tickets
and shares in variety Of numbers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
BaRCL.aY'S C.aTECHIS.M.

Just published and for Sale at No 1885, Market ST. Cat
echm and Confession of Faith by Robert BarcLay;"-to
which is added "The Ancient Testimony of the Quakers,
revived '--Price IS cts
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05

JLaRRIED, Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Sam
ue c. Brinckle, Mr. George Harris, to Mss Janet Barnard
both of this Borough
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
SELLECE OSRORN

Now transacs his closing business his Counting Room
entrance from Shpey street, usual where he will write
RECEIPTS with great alacrity and cheerfulness.
April s 1920
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-05
STATE FENCIBLES. -

8tend special meeting Saturday eueing merit the 6h
inst Mr.. James Puuleys Inn, at o'clock precisely Pc-
tval attendance requested BY orde, ote Captain,
4brH4 1922. WESLEY M CHUNG, Sec'y
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-15
AwgIaOM SALES,

r
,,.,, ON TUESDAY, AT 10 A. 81.
W." VIC soiu ut the auction store, a varietv 81
soods-among which are
New Orleans sugar in bbIs
MuscoTado do in bids. and bbis
Molasses in do
Rum. French brandy, cordial. vs,
Vinegar, and wine in bill.
a lew bbIs. sweet cider
Soap auG candles
Superior box raisins II
Hats, twine, &c.
= ALSO
Tobacco, Y. II. tea, sweet oil. etc.
And Immediately after
Cloths, casslmeres, linens
bieached cottons, threads, etc. -
ALSO,
Shoes, hardware. etc.
ALSO,
"A general assortment Of eleean iurni.
'FS' ALSO,
a large lot OF well assorted Oueen,.
ware, in quantities TO sui, purchasers.
~ All articles ON Limitation NAV IN
bought al any time.
april IS S. A. MARSTEiLER. o,c,