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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-09
A SERMON,

Preached at Friends Meeting House, Burlington,
New Jersey, ON the 10th of the fifth Month 1929,
BY George Witty. Taken down in SHORTHAND by
r.. A Bowling, Stenographer.-First published
lin Philadelphia, without the consent of the speaker.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-09
TO BE LET.

"A room, No. los, Market Street, suitable for dry good
store Apply above. Possession Immediately
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
Notice.
vI,HE subscriber having received a {

T0HE subscriber having received con-
veyance of the merchandise. debts and
effects of the late firm Of A. Il A. FL. Adj
ans. for the benefit of their creditors, re-
quests those indebted to make immediate
payment. The creditors are requested to
present their claims without delay; and
are required to take notice that the period
of thirty dogs only from the I4th inst. is
allowed TO them by the terms OF said deed
to entitle themselves to dividend by ex-
ecuting a general release to the said A. q
A. II. Adams,
DWIGHT METCALF, Trustee:
aug II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
For Sale,

4 Tract OF land in Fairfax County ~
"A miles from Alexandria and eight from ~
Georgetown, containing
400 acres, about log acres Of which !.
noo heavily :lmbered. There il an
excellent orchard on the premises. /
great bargain may be had if Immediately
applied for.
DANIEL F. DULANY.
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
To Rent,

S.a THE large brick warehouse re-.
" Gently occupied by Messis. A. 4,
H A. H. Adams as a grocery, shin
49, chandlery, and paint store; fos
which, or the reception Of grain, being iu.
mediately on the wharf, there can be 10
better situation. The rent will be mode.
rate, and possession given on The LIST o.
Octo Der,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
me Jollogcang Sale IS postDonea
to Saturday, Cd Noy. ,.,, su

to Saturday, Cd Nov. nsrt s'
Try virtue Of q deed Of trust from ".
II ii. Hampton and Mary Ham~,." Nm. 1.
me, bearing date 18th Jauua.y. lSy" y !
recorded in the Office ofthe COUNTY w. ga ann
Fauquier, al Rockhill, The late ye s"un Of
Of the said Hampton, on Ssturd.v ', ~ .
day otneyt November, i shall proct, 4 m ,a, .
at public auction for cash, three ,rar,. ss y,
land, situated in the county Of Fau aus q
one containing 239 acres, 8 foods 's aus !.
poles; another !73 acres, | rood, and ND %
poles; and the third $40 acres, The bc,s !"
daries Of which are mentioned in tho s. ..:,
deed The sale will be made 70 ,a, i ss'a
debt due to John Lloyd, Of Alessndri,,,.. , g. !
on the payment Of The purchase ,pa,o ~
the subscriber will convey such lille - y
hath under the deed OF trust aforesaid = 'e
lNMAN HORNER, Tusls.
aug n On
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05

Il - : a
ed. and there is every reason tor be-
iesing that the conhagration Of the q
ty was coufidea, by Vesey, TO him
Match rope was found in a situation
where he had probably secreted It. lie
was hung on the Lines on the 10th Oh
July. q
BACCHUS HkMMET, who was
hung, also, on the Goth, did render, and
was to have rendered, on the night OF
the 18th. the most esseptialaid Before
the latter period he had stolen from his
masters store keg Of powder, which
was conveyed first to Nesey's, alter
wards to Monday Cells, and lastly to
Gullah Jack, to be prepared into cart
ridges. On the night of the 10th ne
was to have slept where the arms of the
Neck Rangers were deposited, and Ia,
cilitated their seizure and distribution
among Gullah Jacks corps, who were
to have carried this post. as well as Mr.
Duquercron's store, in which there
we're 500 stands of arms deposited for
sale. aa
The cases of JACK GLEN BILLY
PALMER, and JACK PURCELL,
are distinguished not by any peculiar
atrocity, but for the hypocricy they
blended with their crime. Their as
sent to the plot was distinctly shown,
and it was in proof, that Vesey had
recognized them all as his men Jack
Glen was Preacher. Billy Palmer,
exceedingly pious, and communicate
at the church of his master, and Jack
Pu rcell no loss devout. The case OF
the latter was not without its pathos,
from the deep contrition he expires
sed before his execution; the distres
sing interest which his mistress is
said to have taken in his fate. and the
lanentable delusion under which be la
bored which is more particularly un-
folded in his confession, in the Appen.
dix marked (L)+ Jack Glen and Pur.
cell were hung on the Lines. Billy Pal
mer has been respited by his exeeilency
the Governor. until October next, Tor
| communication Of his punishment to
Punishment beyond the limits OF the u
! States
The Court having used the testimo-
ny of Monday Cell. Charles Drayton
and Harry Haig. very efficaciously, TO
the ends of public justice, reconsider
ed the sentences, which had been pass
ed upon them, and instead OF DEATH
sentenced them to transportation be
yond the limits of the United States
Asa matter ofform, Perault, John En-
slow and Billy Bulkley (who had be.
come witnesses for the state were then
tried on their own confessions, and sen.
fenced to be transported beyond the
limits of the United States These in
| dividuals were important witnesses IN
all the apprehensions and trials suisse
quent to the 18th of July. t.a5.
Perault gave his testimony with great
fearIessLess and candor, and Enslow
with much composure and connection
the evidence OF both, as we'll indeed OF
that of most ofthe witnesses. was much
appreciated by the court, after severe
scrutiny,f
This court having disposed of all the
ca ses before them, adjourned on the
Goth Of July.
This confession of Purcel's will show, that
the evil foretold, from the discussion OF the
| Missouri Question, has been, in some degree,
realized.
tSee EnsIow', confession, Appendix (M)
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust from Amos
- Fox. and Lucy his wife, to the sub
scriber, for the purposes therein mention
ed, shall proceed to sell. to he highest
bidder, on the premises, on FRrpAY, the
18th day Of September Ne1t,
if fair, if moi the next lair day, a valuable
tract of Land, in the county of Fairfax.
slate Of Virginia, On the head waters OF
Difficult Run, the present residence OF
the said Amos Fox. The tract OF Land
Is OF good quality, and contains about
S1s lCRES;
there are considerable improvements on
the land to wit grist mill, 2 pair OF
stones, and machinery for manufacturing
-four, saw mill, wool carding Machine,
A large stone distillery, and number OF
other houses convenient tor such an es-
tabIishmet; the dwelling house is large
and convenient, excellent water at hand,
and goodi stone dairy house, well con-
structed. Purchasers wishing to own
complete establishment near TO three good
markets, would do well to view The pre-
misses. before the day of sale, as ] shall
most positively sell at that time probably
twill be in my power to accommodate
the terms TO suit purchasers, which will
be made known more particularly on the
day of sale. For information apply to me
near the premises.
WILLIAM FOX, trustee.
The owner OF the above property being
willing TO save the trustee the trouble Of
selling. would sell at private. bargain, any
time before the day of sale. Apply as
hove. 5w aug 22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
district Of Columbia.
.4ierandr,u county, 70 wif:
November Term, 1891
26tb day. !

IN CHaNCERY.
Leonard Cook and James Clare, joint mer-
chants and co-partners trading under
the firm of Cook g. Clare.--Complai-
nants, AGAINST,
Edward Edelin,, Richard Renker and Cap.
tain - Observation-Disclosures
TVHE defendant Edward Edelin, not ha-
J. wing entered his appearance and g..
ven security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court upon affidavit
flied. that the said defendant Edward Ed.
elm, is not an inhabitant OF the District OF
Columbia on motion of the compliments
by their counsel, 1t IS ordered, hat The
said defendant, Edward Edelin,. DO ap.
pear here on the FIRST day of next Nove!n-.
Der term and enter bis appearance to this
suit, and give security tor performing the
DEGREES of the court. and that the other
Defendants, Richard Renker and Captain
- Davis, do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by them owing TO. or
the estate or effects in their hands belong.
ing to the said absent defendant, Edward
Edelin,. until the further order or decree Of
this court; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published for tao months sue
ce,siyely in one OF the public newspapers
published in this county, and that an otter
CODY be posted at the front door of The
Court house of said county. a Copy.
Teste, EDM.I. LEE, c. G.
iuly 9 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
10 Rent,

10 Rent,
r.. That two story brick store and
Wfn dwelling HOUSE on Union street
sSs, formerly the residence Of Mr.. J,
1" Leap. The situation Of lbe above
property being near the wharf is well es'
tabIisbed az place OF business being os'
cupied as such for many years. For terms
apply 10
ANN LEAP, or
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. 13
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
10 Rent.

10 Rent.
go The subscriber wishes 10 rent
&9F@ for one or more years, his wharf
slM and warehouse. The warehouse
A is 8 stories high, fire proof, and
having every convenience for an extensive
business. The wharf is Ito feet in length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water Of suth.
cient depth for the largest vessels
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
Notice.
july 9

NUCICC.
TyHE Steam Boat DANDY will this
/, day change her hours of starting
She will leave Smallwood's wharf at the
Navy Yard, for Alexandra, at half past
8 o'clock. A. M.-and leave Alexandra
for the Potomac Bridge. at 10 A. NJ
leave the Potomac Bridge for Alexandria,
a. o'clock, P. M. and Alexandra tor the
Navy Yard at P. M. Price of passage
Is Cents.
sept 8 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
ALSO.
Rent,

lxi A brick dwelling house on Hen.
6EyR Try, between Prince and Duketu.
ME- calculated for a small fsmiy--
A1Immediate possession will. be
WIN. FowLE go.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining IN the Posr ORFIcE, Alexandra,
b. C. September /, 1879.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
MUTATION OF FORTUNE.

From the Ae70 York Evening Post.
For several years past, the citizens Of Phi,
ladeiPhis have known poor man whose ia.
miIy subsisted partly by charity and partly
by the produce OF the sale of few almanacs
or backing halls. This man WIS for.
merly in sflluent circumstances; but misfcr.
tune fell thick upon him. and hurled him
from the respectable station which be occu
pied iR society, to the loves. depths of power.
ty After suffering for many year. all the
misery that follows the prostretion of pro.
Perty, fortune has again smiled upon the vic
tim. A short time since, by the death of
relation in the West Indies, he succeeded 10
an estate said to be worth E40e, goo.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
TN advantageous birth for q
good mechanic :

HE Subscriber, residing at Fort
"A Pleasant Mills, in Hardy County,
(south Branch) Virginia, has recently
erected house with four rooms texciu
sive OF the garrett over water wheel,
constructed for the purpose of working
forcing pumps to convey water over
his meadows. The above situation ia
admirably well calculated for q Wool.
len Factory in all its branches, which
| would lease for term of years to
sober, industrious man, who is a good
woI kman, & understands The business,
and who can come well recommended,
with materials and implements suitable
for carrying on the Cardlng, Spinning,
aud Weaving Of Wool. Attached 10
this building there are Garden, an
Orchardp aud about ten or twelve acres
OF Pasture ground, which would be let
with the building for the accommoda-
lion OF " small family. Within few
rods of the premises there is excellent
spring water conveyed by pipes and
flowing from green weeping willow
tree growing in the garden. On the
same stream, and about half mile a.
boVe, l have an excellent seat for &
FuIiinS Mill, which | would aid and
assist III erecting, and would lease it to
any person who will furnish the imple-
ments necessary for the purpose.
@"I snail have about five hundred
weigh; Of wool for sale This spriDg,
most Of which will be shorn from sheen
deeply IN The Merino blood, have
likewis for sale, very large and
handsome blooded Bull, Of the curIed
breed, dark red, with white streak
along his back, now rising FIVE years
old no is quite domestic, and has ne.
yer shown any disposition tc break
fence and has proved himself an exc
celIent and sure sire l would also
dispose OF half a dozen heifer calves
Of his begetting, now rising two and
three years old, among which there is
very handsome pair Of spayed hsiF-
ers, both Of Ons age, and marked like
the bull, which would be an object to
any gentleman desiring yoke of cattle
Ofthe above Descriptions. My only OBJ
ject IN parting with this noble animal is,
that have had his size among nv
stock. and think it wrong to breed 80
long from Tue same, although an ex-
eeIleut breed nf cattle. Letters dis
rected to the subscriber, living at Fort
Pleasant, near MoOrfeId, Hardy coun-
~, Virginia, on either of the above
subjects will be duly attended to, or
further information will be furnished by
the Editor Of the W inehester Gazette.
JACOB YANMETER.
April 43-St.
H. The Editor Of the American Far.
mer, Baltimore, will please insert
The above three times, and forward
bis aecompt to this office,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
FROM THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE.
RATHER NOVEL.

A person in the RirbwoUd Enquirer
proposes new Republican translation
of the Bible ; the present he dislikes,
IN consequence of the frequent refer
ence to royalty and he proposes first
TO ask Congress for few thousands to
begin with, aad then to proceed with
the translation, substituting for kings
princes, dukes, and palaces, certain re-
publican terms such as ruler, presi.
dent, large house ct ceterG" This is
rather too fastidious, and, if persisted
in,wouii destroy the effect of the finest
passages and altogether mar the sa-
cred writ. Paul Allen ob.erves, that
the devil is termed in the bible III"
prince of darkness. Now, says MI.
Allen, with great deal Of humosr,
would you call him the President OF
darkness /?
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
Hardy Lands for Sale
April 13--tf.

WISH to sell a TRACT OF LAND.
IL lying in the county of Hardy, and
State of Virginia, containing, by pa
tent or survey, FOUR THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, living
on the head waters, or as the patent
expresses it, ''head drains'' of New
and Pattersons Creeks, adjoining the
lands of Col. George Gilpin. The
patent is dated the Srd day of Deeem-
Der, IN the year one thousand seven
hundred and niBety.six. The arreara
Ses of taxes have been paid upon this
land, and an undisputed title will be
made. These lands have. by persons
we'll acquainted with them. been repre-.
sented to me as valuable, and we'll
adapted 10 cultivation and grasses
a bargain may be had ii application
be speedily made. Letters directed TO
the subscriber will be attended to, and
any further information afforded. rela.
ting to these lands, that he is possessed
OF. THOMAS GRIFFIN.
fork-Towns Va. ApriI1s-4t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEG ETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Pyice & ~ Ccof-

Is confidently recommended, as the rnost e.
6cacious medicine for the speedy relief ond
cure OF all nervous complaints, attended with
inward weakness, depression of the spirits
head -acbc, trcmor. faintness, hysteric fits. de-
bility, seminal weakness, gletes, and various
complaints resulting from secret impropriety
OF youth and diseipaied habits. residence in
warm climates, the imnodersle use of tea. the
unskilful or excessive use of mercury, so often
destructive to the HUMAN race, diseases pecu.
liar to females at q certain period Of life, Flour
Albus, barrennes etc.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders,
are included several diseases Of the most dan
gerous kind, and are so various that volume
would hardly suffice to complete description
Of them. Il rervades with its bsleful influ-
cnce, the whole nervous system, writhing the
heart With inexpressible anguish, aud exciting
the most dreadful suggestions Of horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
sacrifice in the direful transports of It's rage.
The most common symptoms Of its COM
mencemsnt, are weakness, flatulence, oaIpita
tions, wsichtulness, drowsiness after eating, ii.
nudity, flashes of heat and cold, numbness,
craUp, gidd ness, pains in the hesd, back srd
IONS. hickup, difficulty Of respiration and de-
glution, anxiety. dry cough, etc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
ATTENTION!
CLOCK MAKING sc. sc. sc.
April Is st

CLOCk NAMING &c. sc. sc.
a EORGE b. GRAVES ferurn. his
Omost grateful Acknowledgements to
he public for the liberal encourage
ment he has received for the last year.
He still occupies the same shop on
PIccadiiiy street, and il affords him
pleasure 20 announce to his customers
that .he ha- on hand general assort.
ment OF CLOCK & MATHEW Att
CAL INSTRU MEN is, and eyery o.
theT article IN his line of business. He
also Informs The public that he is pre-.
pared to execute all kinds Of WATCH
REPAIRING & SILVER WORK
on The most accommodating terms.
". b. Two good steady hands NAV
get employment for six or twelve
mouths al either branch of business by
Immediate application to the subscri-
Der CIR q
April 1s--tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

= @iere the man whose servile breast
IN lsnguor's fatal rest,
', hist DER him, mid The gathering storm.
Depression rears her hateful form
Who, when her foot to earth would tread
Those rights for which his father bed,
Hopes not, nor strives TO stay her fall,
But one by one resigns them all
BTeathes such man will not ask
What country give him birth:
He did not spring from English mould
For such soul, thu, tame. thus cold.
Wouid rouse his angry sires of old,
And drag them back to earth
Bresthes there the wretch, whose feeble eye
Meier pierced the Elm of slavery
Who never felt the glow of shame
O'erspread his cheek at freedoms name
Nor blush to see himself accurst,
OF slaves the veri-st and the'worst?
Breaches such wretchP O'er eastern clme,,
Unheedea let him roam;
His law hearty Tyrant's frown;
4 den OF slaves his home.
I There let him dwell =; for cimes like these
May well the bastard spirit please
Where burning suns and DESERTS dry
Parch up the springs of energy;
Where eve0 language owns the sway
That tramples on the Souls decay,
And cannot fint wort to tell
That sound which ireemel L1ns so well,
Their let him dwe,! % freedom lost.
COMMENTED, il he can,
Whilst Nature, sbr' lkidg from his shade,
Shall view with scnrn the things she made,
And blush to call it-Man.
But /, whom northern chimes have rear'd
Whose cheek the cutting wind has sear'd,
Whose ear hath fancied as il passed
IhNt Freedom spoke in every blast:
Who's. foot has wandered with delight.
O'er Snowden's cliff and Skid davis height.
Where 8rtain's ancient >ons iefed
The naughty Romans bsfiled bride
Who OFT have lrac'd th' historic page
FThe record of former age,l
Which paints my hardy sifes of yore,
The hopes they felt. the fears they bore =
Shall l., thus nurtur'd baseIy tame,
Renounce the glories of their name,
And quit the path they trod :?
Whilst bnsy lnfamy shall trace
The recreant, level of his race,
Ills ehildFsn's scorn, his sire's disgrace
The outcast Of his COB?
Never oh Never Curse the thought
That twelis on ease by Freedom bought?
Whittier the heart that does net burn
When Justice weeps DER Freedoms urn!
And be that eye in darkness set
Winch views nor views it with regret
Mine be the choice my father made
BE nine their battle cry,
When lighting for their rights of yore,
Oauntiess and brave each warrior swore
10 conquer or to die.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20
DR.. DYOTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price so ceuLs.

THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRIC.
For cleaning, whitening and preserving The
Teeth and Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most salutaTy virtue in cleansing and beaufi-
tying the teeth in it's composition i "a
perfectly free from acid or any other pernicio,s
property liobie TO corrcdc, or in any wsv
injure the teeth, for which reason is attributed
the safety OF IT'S use, and the preference il has
obtained over other preparations intended for
similar purposes it strengthens the gums,
ersdlcates the scurvy, sweetens the breath,
preserves the teeth from decaying. and pre
serves them from aching, and the necessity Of
having them drawn, &c,
Since the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards Of seUen h7,pdreS
thousand Persons have experienced their bappv
and salutary effects, many Of whom from he
oweSt stage OF their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all Of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the omtsi5e
covers wIththe signature oFthe sole proprie,re
r. ". DTOTT, III. II.
GA fresh supply Of the above medicines
Just received aud for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER, Winchester, where pamphlets. con-
tanning certificates Of cures, &c. may be hsS
as. Hmchestsr, Jug -, 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-20

A certain Inn.keeper, who was much
addicted to lying, made it practices
TO entertain every traveller that called
at h'' inn with dish Of lies. A sailor
one day happening to dine with him,
was kept mute for long time by sey.
eral very lengthy narratiyes-snd a.
mong others told The following he
said, ''the worth Of his indian corn was
so great that year, that beneath il was
as dnrk ms night and that he was obi
ged when he ploughed it, to carry a
lan'hesn in The middle Of the Jay In
light him along the furrow." &" By
Us" said the saiIc- quite uneoneern-
cd, that's tribe to what have
seen. was lately in so furious a
storm, that it took tea men to hold one
mans hair on his bead"-Which ST.
fenced our host at once.