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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
RALrIMoRE. .MLu 90.

BY the ship Oryza, which arrived here yesterday, from
Rio Janeiro an attentive friend has forwarded file
of newspapers and printed public documents, which, be-
ing in the Portuguese language, it will be necessary to
readers
We learn that complete change has been made in the
government Of Brazil by peaceful, but efectal reyolu
lion. Sovereign National Congress has been elected BY
the people, in which the legislative power vested and
which perhaps virtually controls regulates all other de-
partments of the Government The prince King JOuy
vi. is NORMALLY the executive head Of the naon which
declared TO be independent and wholly freed from all
ubevient connection with Portugalsuch is impress
son Of the verbal information obtained but cannot of
fer it to our readers as correct-Fcd. Ga=.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
CHARLESTON, July 10.

A negro belonging to col. Prioleau, who was
solicited to Join the gang, declined, and consulted
friend named Pence, who advised him TO give
information thereof to his owners. He did SO, and
the proper authorities took measures accordingly.
Their plan appears to have been well dgested.
They intended to have provided themselves with
passes so as to deceive the guard and place them
selves at certain parts of the city; then party was
10 secure the guard at the guard house and an
ndscriminate massacre was to commence on all
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
NEW YORK. Aup Q.

Health Of oar City We apprehend that para
graph in one of our papers of this morning 1.-THE
SentneD will in some mt assure mislead the public,
in regard to the Health of our city Several cases
Of high bilious fever have occurred in Rector street,
and some of them have proved mortal This has
occas0ned some little alarm The Board oil Health
held meeting last evening; but the Physicians de-
clared that there is no yellow lever in the city
From the peculiar malignity attending the fever in
Rector street, however, the Board recommended
measures to have the poor families in which the dis
ease is low confined ed to the country. Ia
the mean time can assure our citizens that they
may repose the fullest confidence in the Board Of
Health Com. .4dv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

A Caro, Neeting will commence on Cecil Circuit on
Tuesday The goth inst in Mill Creek Hundred, Mill
Town on the land of Capt VIM. Montgomery, miles
North of Stanton about miles from Newport and about
rnI..' n " Of Wilmington. August 3, 1922.
can,, Meeting will commence on Chester Circuit, on
"wednesday the 28h inst about miles from Old Chester
=" "'0 s'N' August s. 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
From the Buffalo Patriot, July l6.

We have published the official decisions of the
American and British commissioners made under
the 9th article OF the treaty Of Client BY which
it will be seen, that all the islands in the Niagara
river(except Navy lsand) have fallen to the United
States. Drummond's island in Lake Huron,
containing British post, has also fallen to us.
This will serve as an exchange for the military
works at Ronse's Point, on Lake Chan,plain.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
NOTICE.
July 80.

To all whom it may Take notice, that | ln-
tend IN annv 10 the next General Assembly for law to IN
vest in me and my heirs all the right and title OF the State
of Delaware certain piece parcel Of marsh and GRIP
nle living between my land and St Jones creek being
of tract of land purchased Of the heirs OF Thomas
chickering's, decd but supposed to be vacant;
-, ~, o.. 1909 60-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

The Ex-Governor of East Florida, Col. w. G. D. WoR-
rHINGroN and family came passengers in the brig Agent
rved this port yesterday from Charleston. Col w.
left St Augustine on the 10Th INST in the schooner Hero
and stopped in Charleston The city St Augustine
ioyed good health and there apprehension of sick
ness this season The city Of Charleston unusually
healthy. The Court of Justices and Freehoders were
calmly and asduousy progressing in their enquiries
pecting the late conspiracy of the people Of coorthe
plot fully in possession of the court and the conspra-
executions and most Likely many involved in less afro
cous degree would be depored distant place Of
prolonged punishment, reaching the lives Of the c-
prtse court composed of of the first talents
and responsibility who sted the evidence and per-
maps more enent she accused than any Jury they could
have selected. The agent had fine of three days To
the Capes of Virginia, but delayed afterwards in the
Chesapeake The passengers speak highly of the polite
ness, ability and attention Of captain Van Horn, Of the
| Agent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
New YoNK, July 81
ANOTHER HORRID PIRACY.

Capt Fitz of the scr Olive, arrived at this port from
the Bahamas informs that about the middle Of June, the
wreckers had fallen in with ship ashore 10 wndward of
Rum Key, THE CREW OF WHICH HAD BEEN CUT
TO PIECES AND WERE FOUND HANGING IN THE
RIGGlNG! The wreckers had also picked Up brig at
sea near the place. entirely dessrtedsupposed to
have been robbed by the pirates;
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

MARRIED--In Philadelphia the 18th u by the Rev.
IANNINs b. RocHE Mir JOSEPH H. JOHNSON Of this Boz
rough 10 Miss ELIZABETH WORRELL, ofDelaware County
Penn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
JulY so.

We regret to saw that we have not yet been able
to obtain translation of the papers received from
Rio Janeiru-we learn from gentlemat who has
perused them. that an Assembly composed of Depu-
ties elected by the people in the several provinces or
divisions o. the Brazlls having met, agreed TO an
address, which they presented to the Prince Regent;
in this address they forth in detail the injuries
and grievances which the people OF Brazs have eX-
perienced from their dependence on Portugal, and
in consequence Of the exercise Of foreign authority
over them; that these two countries being situated
so distant from each other, with such vast ocean
between them, is not just that the people Of eth
err should exercise any control over or be subject to
the direction fthe people Of the other they, there
fore in the name Of the people whom they repre-
sent, request that Cortes may be elect ed for
the express purpose of declaring the people of the
Brazils an independent Nation.
| The Prince Regent had returned an answer APP
proving of the object OF the address, and promising
a compliance with the request contained in 1.-THE
new Cortes had accordingly been elected and were
to meet on the day on which the Oryza sailed. Ill
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
Mary Yard, CharLeSto,0n, J

SIR-I have again TO draw your attention to myI
application for a court of inquiry.
For, notwithstanding the opinion expressed by
the department, that there was no necessity Tor an
investigation OF my official conduct, yet sanderous
pens and tongues still employed IN assailing my
reputation.
Conscious of my innocence, as well as OF the
fidelity with which have discharged my duty, it
ought not to be required OF me to remain silent
spectator. | am not insensible to the good opinion
of my fellow citizens it has always been my aim
to deserve it-and am unwilling that malice or
envy should deprive me OF that which can alone
render life desirable, or myself of any use to the
naval service of my county.
| have always understood that il was the tacit ii
not express engagement of the government with lis
officers that they should of right be entitled to
investigation of their conduct whenever it made
the subject OF reproach The expense attending
an inquiry, ought not, apprehend under these cir
cumsances to nave the slightest weight.
do, therefore, most earnestly request recon-
lsideraton of the answer given to my application
and hope that the president will be pleased to order
court of inquiry to be Immediately assembled, with
directions to enter into general scrutiny OF my
administration of the affairs of this yard.
| With sentiments of great respect, have the ho-
nor to be, sir, your obedent servant,
ISAAC HULL.
Hon. Smith Thompson
Secretary Of the macy, Washington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

whites who appeared in the streets, and particularly
to prevent any company 10 orm. Also to prevent
the bells to ring to give any alarm.
IL appears that this was III agitation for consdera
bic length Of time They formed themselves into
a society, and held meetings at farm that they
could approach by water to avoid being stopped by
any patroles which farm is situated near the fork OF
the road on the meeting street side. Religion and
superstition were used by the cunning to de-
Jude the ncredulous Alricans in the plot GulIah
Jack was considered inyncible; he could not be
hurt nor killed by any means whatever, but a blow
from him would do instant execution At one of
these meetings they had fowl dressed aud put on
a table--Gullah Jack performed some ceremony Of
witchcraft over it; when he was done an instant
scrabble was made for the fowl every Que trying to
get piece then says Jack, "do so we pull the
Buckra to pieces.n But poor Jack has been hung,
and satisfied his companions thahe could be killed
indeed, he showed great fears Of death under the
gaIlows.
Most of the ring leaders were the rulers or class
readers in wha, is called the African society, and
considered faithful, honest fellows Indeed, many
of the owners would not be convinced till the fellows
confessed themselves that they were conceI ned, &
the first object of all was to kill their masters.
The court consists of Lionel II. Kennedy, and
j. w. Mitchell, magistrates ;-and ofthe following
treeholders William Drayton, judge OF the city
court, formerly colonel Of he army; r. Trum
bull, Solomon Legare and Robert r. Prnse, col!
lector of the port
They are men Of the first character, and the
public feel confident they will administer justice to
these deluded wretcbes with an even hand. There
are 20 to so confined yet to be tried, and many more
will be taken up as soon as they have room to con-
fine them
Great preparations are making, and all the mill
'sry are put in preparation to guard against any at
tempt Of the same kind again, but We have no APP
prehension of it being attempted.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
CHARLESTON, July 26.


The Governor has iespted until Friday the 9Th Of
August, the following persons condemned by the
Court Of Magistrates and Freehoiders, and senten
ced to be executed this morning
Seymour, Paris, Sandy Louis William, Dublin
Peter, Isaac, George, and Saby Galllard, Free
Black Man.
We likewise understand, that the Court yester
day afternoon, altered the sentence OF death whici
had been pronounced upon Monday, CHARLES, ant
Harry on the condition that they should be in
prisoned in the Work House in Charleston, unit
their masters, under the direction Of the City Coun
Gil Of Charleston, shall send them out OF the limits
OF the u States, to return, under the penait,
of Death.
The following slaves, therefore, (22 in number,
stand over tor execution; which. agreeable TO thei
sentences, is to be carried into effect between thu
hours oil and O'Clock, this morning, viz;
Julius, Tom, Joe, Mingo, Smart. polydors. Rob
ert, John, Adam, Lot, tack, Jack, Pharo Dick, BAG
chus, jim, Jerry, Naphur, Adam, Bellsle, Charles
and Dean.
The Court still continues engaged in,he trial Q
others appreh ended for the above crime.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06

CkPT. HULL. We have not at all interfered witt
and only slightly mentioned the very unhappy con
troversy that prevails amin the officers Of tn
navy. on the Boston station Capt. Shaw and heu
Abbott have been tried, and suspended. The atte
had reported certain char les OF mai conduct again:
capt. Hull, who, it will be recoecled lately re
quested court OF inquiry on his conduct whic
the president did not think it necessary to grant
He has repeated that request IN the following letter
and it is understood that court will he detailed a
desired by him There is great feeling at Bosto
about the Justice oil the sentences passed on cap
Shaw and lieut.. Abbott, a; d much is SAID On tn
subject, genet ally, 10 the ewspapers--and 1t doe
appear as il public opno, favorable 10 them
Without an unknd wish to either Of these gentle
men, we must sincerely regret any thing that ac
against the reputation Of the conqueror of III
IGuerriere--he who led The van OF naval glory.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-06
CALgP MEETING

Camden, July S1st 1892
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-28

f3-Io all tChon Il may concern.
We the signed Physicians, who proved the eff
cscy Jonathan Moore's Essence of Life, corcevt X
duty top1troiz hr Medicine. and OF oPnAan tha
If generally used. II viii 5e Of pu1ie utility.
ABEL. DUNCAN. Dualrerste..
SANL. STLAENs. LII ID. DO
VIM. TOWN. Hsaminuer.
CIV. CHANDL..h, dhdcrer
ABRAHAM HOLi.a Nd. Hafeofs-
IONA. BADGER. Wesfrffnsssr.
NATHAN STONE, N.ru Flrs.
PRESCOTT HALL (@snerfssd.
CHARLES BLAKE, Keen.
The above Medi mag be had in large small saaas
ties, of SAMUEL KiDDER, Jr. CharisstowDs Mas. Who
has recently bSen appointed holeszlt and rail
the States OF Massachusetts, and Maine by his appoint
meat IL may be obtained Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-28
PDHg.RYa



A THEME.
Intcger vite. sceleris que purus
Non eget Mauri jaculs. neque arcu
Nee venenatis gravida sagitts
Fusce, pharetra."
SWEET Innocence, the child Of Peace
Companion of the infant breast
Fond parent of domestic ease,
And tranquil res, .
Say, in the solitary cell,
Bost thou with Piety reside
Ear from the sons of vice, who dwell
With pomp and pride
There dost thou soothe the brow of care,
Beam hope serene on virtues woes.
And lull the transports of despair
To soft repose
Or hid in some sequesterd grove,
With rural tenderness retire,
And fan the sparks of infant love
And pure desires
Or with the nymps in jocund play.
Hide from their SWANS amid the bowers,
Or with the blooming lasses stray
To Gull sweet flowers
Where. levely stranger. hast thou fled,
Since weeping Eden saw thee rove,
When pensive beauty droop'd her head,
And left the grover
Return, my once beloved guest,
Bring thy fair friend. Content, with thee,
Bring back those happy hours which blest
My infancy.
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vAfN THE sloop FRIENDSHIP, THADDE-
.-ssa.A- Us ROBBINS, Master, will leave this place
Generally for Portland on Mondays and Thurs
dags; and from Portland for this place on Ned
neaiays, Fridays or SATURDAYS, wind aud weather
permitting. All orders left with ~. r. II c.
SrocKBRrnGE, Worthy Irmouth. or Asa EATON,
lugraham's wharf, Portland. shall be dolly at
tended to, and all favors gratefully acknowiedg
ed. Il. North Yarmouth, HGy Y, l622.
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Certificate Of tie Hon Dcnia Buck Tote afx,,er !,

hereby certify, that frr nir~n wears past have ~.
most re time troubled tedious cough
by Catarrhal IN ctiOn. that IN the u lAst SUNNI
fall accompanied STRUCTURES u,x
lungs, night sweats sold chaiss temporary hss ee.r
wasting OF sh AMI dnliau ion vi slrsrgIn. nas
frvtr, strongly indicating apiroachng consumssrn
That though applied 10 suniy Physicians aud made NJ
Of various medcines obtained 10 reer until rcnm,r
Der last lie literally AdminsIel q his Prcu4 Al drops W
Esseucs OF ftin less tan twenty tour hou,s liter akr
OF this cinc. found my self in drsrre rsey.c az
impurs the CHI nge almost entirely the If the 70
sence My night s~esrs, cold ehs, aud temporary hears
have wholly usided, fever has much ted my coreh
has nearly eir and exhibit every 4 razrct II
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK
~, r.h ypr -
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OF .4mercsa Manufactures.
CHARLES BRADLEY.

agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANuFACTURES,
Chambers, Corner Of Middle g. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. MARX T. VIM HagRrs,
Has this dcy receiyed,
BALES BROWN SHEETlNGS;
DO. Threads, all Nos. and Colours, Almy and
Brown, and Slater's Manufactures.
Bale Broadeloths, colours blue, black & hares-
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Casas and Bales Ginghams-Checks,
Stripes-Furniture PIaids-Dapers,
Cotton Laps-Wire Threads-Quills,
Buttcns-bIeached and un6leached Shectipxs
and Shirtings.
ALSO
Waltham Cottons, of every description, con-
SANITY for sale, at Boston prices.
or Regular supplies of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at fair
prices.
- Wanted as above WOOL Of every de scrip.
ton, for which CASH will be paid, or it will be
ereceiv d On Consignment.
N. b. Cash advanced on Consignnents.
H. Jan. IA.
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Certificate Of ta. Hon. Sterhen u. Bradle..

], 81 phen X brad.ee, OF Westminster. Vermont 10
certify, that have for time been we'll
the good eecrs OF Dr.. Jonathan Mocres Ese. Of Life
my family and olhrrs-md recommend il 10 b IN
extreme safe ard useui Family Medicine, COLDS, coughs
and all disorders of The breast and lungs III The wlcorrr
cough, and al spssmcdic complaints and make oabs
the ciizeus OF America would receive great benefit III
general OF the And b. Ing personally at-
gu~inted with DR. Moore. and rtng him be discreet
aud well informed man, Cannot but hope he will receive
all due encour Ak emenI.
STEPHEN R. BRADLEE, LID.
Westminster, Sept. ., 1906.
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Norwich VT. reb. T.. 1906.


hereby certify. tat have mad OF ID. jonathan
Moores Essence OF Life in my family. cough wh-
Instructions upon the lungs, has ge
prompt reliei-I have also fIqutnty beard Il, anu ~
pie have apparently bee. declining Of .
with their urgs sfecteu attended VITA tt-
application OF the above mentioned "a
immediate relief. also. by the experience anu
have received fully believe be very v.4be lis
covery-and that il will be very fetal he public.
JASON DUNCAN.
D1mnerstoE, March 3, ,8o5.
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DIX. MOORE'S
E.ssence OF Life.

~ Uatuable Medicine, lately DISCOVERED
WaSn,h fi6ntit app ct sna,1t.
th5as'hus from IL JAWS Ut death IL has been ,rr
very ef1icacious IA tue following disease viz
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough. common co,.l
= Coos plii1lt brtatDihs, lnHurnIa, W nG. Az
PhthisIc. spirlns VI blood. FistuIn4y, nd scstuu
cf the Bowels, Frs Of every kind, tramp. irS-
Slirvy, Inoic. Lsr1Iri Dysrntary, FaintIns Hyus-A
dr.c Affection. Headache. Sickness stomach Mes,
spreveEtatve oi contagious diseases, Govt and RAe.r
tlsm.
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THE subscribers have received large supply
! ofl0ty 8 and by, CHELasroRD GLASS,
which they oder for sale at the Factory prices,
which have recently been reduced 25 per cent
.dLSO-A few Chaldrons Of COAL.
N. & L. DANA g. Co.
Portland, March 1s, lS92. m.
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HENRY But MAN,

PORTLAND. Maine.
1.-THE public will please notce. that OF the above
Essence will b. vended future without the signature OF
Samuel Kdjer. y. attached each direction, without
which il will not be genuine. tonss april 3.
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Unless said taxes are paid to me, and all neces
sary intervening charges, on or before the sew
enteenth day Of Jnne next, so much Of said land
will then be sold at public vendue, at the store
Of Francis Cushman, Esq. in said Rumford, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon. as will discharge
the same. HEZEKIAH HUTCBINS, Jr.
Collector for 1921.
Rumford, Nay 2, 1922.
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DENTAL OPERATIONS,

Or Cleansing, Repairing, Extracting, and set
~ ting Teeth. giving prescriptions.&c. Like
wise, Glass EYES, made to initiate the origin
> al, add set with perfect ease TO the patient BY
CHARLES RATH. He may be found during
the day at his Room, in Temple S.rsss, near Me
Reading Room.
Portland, April 8. (9w.)
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NOTICE.

L,OR SALE, at PNbfie AUCTION, by license
IL from the Supreme Judicial Court, on SAT-
URDiY, the fifteenth day Of June, at 4 O'clock,
A. N. at the last residence ofihe late Col. THoM-
AS CHUTE, in Windham, two undivided seventh
parts Of the homestead FARM. of which the
said Col. Thomas Chute died seized and pos
sessed. situxte in said Windham bounded on
the northwest by land Of Reuben Robinson, south
east by land of ohm SWEET and Curtis SWEET, and
the northeast and southwest by the road,
leading from Portland to Raymond said two
seventh parts being the property Of James Chute
and Thomas Chute, minor children Of said Col.
Chute. JOHN CHUTE, Guardian 10 said n,msrs.
Nav IA.
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Collectors Notice. ..Rumford.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the non resident
proprietors and owners Of the folow ing lots
and parts Of lots Of land, in the town Of Rum
ford, IN the county Of Oxford, that they are tax
ed for the Town, School, State, County and
Bridge taxes for 1921, and the delinquent in
highway tax tor 1920, in the bills committed to
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Ats Court Of Probate held Portland within ant ff
tns county OF Cumberland. thc first TUESDAY OF MY
IN me year OF our Lord eighteen huncr ed twenty TVS
k)AIitNCE hUsSEy, administrative OF the esisEs o
thanisl Husry. iarf Of said Portland. Ysom@n. &C.
ceased having Presented her FIRST of adnntst n
o. tnr eststeo said deceased. and petition tor scSI
or of his personal tsrarr:
ORDERED hat the said rrix. noracr fcai
Persons Interested BY Causing copy otths ~
shed three weeks successvrly IN the pcrtiaud Gs1e'n
piMtto At Portland. that they may appear st ~ -
Court 10 be Reid said Portland on Moa, Bsxr o,s ih<
nst TUESDAY OF June OF the clock IN re e.
hoon, .Id shrw IL any they have, why ihe sA
shoulc nor be allowed md granted.
j.. POTTER. JHiet
a true cCpy Attest.
HORATio soUTHcATT. r..
May. "a, ISz..