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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FROM LIMA AND RIO JANEIRO.

BALTIMoRE, March % .--The elegant brig Har.
riet, Capt. Mathew Kelly from Lima, and forty
three days from Rio Janeiro arrived below last
night. Capt. K. who came up in the steam boat
Maryland. has politely communicated Tor the Anne
ricanthe following interesting intelligence.
Revolution had taken place in Chill, and an
army was on its march from Conception against
Santiago. The crops in Chill were good; Ameri
can -four was prohibited and eighty per cent. duty
charged On all other Imports from the United
States.
The Brazilian Congress had not assembled, and
II was doubtful If they would. Some OF the
provinces refused to send deputies; Pernambucu
had declared for republic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
SHERiFF'S SALE,
By DAVID e. WILSON. SuER.Fv.
April LIST, 1923.

Ny Virtue of Writ of Leyari Facas to me directed,
ED will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the House u John
Grow, Newcastle in Newcastle hundred, Saturday the
l2h day of April next, at o'clock, +. NJ. All that mes.
sage, plantation, and rac of land situate and being On
the north SIDE OF Second Drawers Creek n St. GEORGES
hundred in the County Of New CASTLE and bounded as fnl
lows-Begnnng al an old white oak standing bv The
bridge, and running several courses by marked trees thence
by ine dividing this from the land formerly of James
Norris, thence several to white oak by Second
Drawers Creek, aforesaid thence several courses to the
irs mentioned white oak, and place beginning, coain
ing three hundred OF land more or less being the
same tract OF an which ,od and CONVEYED by David
Lewis and Mary his wife, Alexander Armstrong Gather
Of Cornelius Armstrong; and also certain other piece Of
land, adjoining the tract above described, and lying on the
south side thereof bounded by ads of James Moore and
others containing eleven and three quarters more
or less which also purchased by the said Alexander
Armstrong from the above named David Lewis Excepting
out of the above described of land mart thereof
heretofore sold and conveyed by he said Cornelius to o
bert Haughey, containing sixty six acres, ore or less
and certain other part thereof heretofore sold and con-
veyed by SAID Cornelius unto CERTAIN Francis King con.
tanning thirty -four acres less The orgageI pre-
misses in the possession of John Wood together with
all aud singular the improvements ard ap urterances
thereuo belonging Seized and aiken execution as the
property o. O. lus Ar sirang, decd. w
Newcastle, March 28, 1928. 2s-.n tbs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FROM COLOMBIA.
UNEXPECTED INTELLIGENCE.
rRoM TnE onARLEsroN cIrY eAzErrr.

Es
The Havana "Noticoso' of the 9TH instant, con.
tain' the following intelligence, which, if true, ex
tends the termination OF the war on the Spanish
Main, to period much more distant than had been
anticipated. We doubt the news, however, but,
should Il prove correct, Morales must finally yield
to numbers united in the cause of liberty, notwith
standing his courage, his cruelty, his skill and
perseverance.
HAVANA, MARCH 7, 1884 person on whose
Information and veracty we depend, has commune
Gated to US the following important intelligence:
On the Esd OF February, arrived at the port OF
Holguin, Capt ID Manuel Carmona, who lett
Maracabo oil the l3th Of said month, and positively
announced that Gen. Morales entered Caracas
'otth his army; deputaton had previously sailed
out oil the city to welcome him, and had met him at
the distance of 10 leagues. Our informant further
says that the ship San Pablo had arrived at Peurto
Caoello with troops and money, and that a circular
order had been sent to the respective commandments
OF land forces, that all strangers who should be
taken in arms, should be put to death acittin three
hours Of their capture.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
Declaration Of the Allied .Sorereigns.

When we received our last papers from Europe,
sized upon those articles which were the most
|talsling at the mountaineering others OF AN i'm
baa9 though of less interesting character, to be
serted afterwards Among these was the great,
I important paper, big with the fate Of monarchy
u oftA- woid called the Declaration OF the Con
|ts at Verona. Every one who feels Interested in
| improvement of social institutions and in the
.i1ra,ion Of the condition Of man, must read it
Fa.a atd again With risetted attention Believing
b our readers will give it this consideration, We
|tr comment at this time At present We only
ark that it is the authentic declaration Of S0r
'4E against Rec0iQii0ns--of too EmperGrS and
Eteg against the myriadS Of men who inhabi
continent Of Europe-ot HEREDITARY
DIVER against the RIGHTS OF MAN. It's
|.unes have special reference to Piedmont, Ma
+, nrcece, and SPAN. Of the last it says F." The
Ealons Of the Monarcbs have received orders to
\ the Peninsula" and we know that this order
+ since been complied with. We have then Pied
Pat and Naples admitted Illustrations of the nten
lNs Or rather wishes Of the pure and generous
|'e'egNs, ~ I. Spectator, March 20.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

The following is extracted from law recently
passed by the legislature of South Carolina, and
now in operation in that state.
g And be it further enacted, that if any vessel
shall come into any port or harbor Of this state,
from any other state or foreign port having on
board any free negroes persons of color as cooks
stewards, mariners, or in any other employment on
board OF said vessel, such free negroes or persons
oil color shall be liable to be seized and confined IN
Jail, until said vessel shall clear out and depart from
this state. And that when said vessel is ieady to
sail, the captain OF said vessel shall be bound to car
ry away the said free negro free person of color,
and pay the expense OF his detention and in case
OF his neglect refusal to do, he shall be liable
to be indicted, and on conviction thereof, shall be
fined in sum not less ethan one thousand dollars,
and imprisoned not less than two months, and such
free negroes or persons of color shall be deemed
and taken as absolute slaves ard sold in conformity
to the provisions of the &C, passed the goth day o.
December, one thousand eight hundred twenty
aforesaid -
The Steam Boat Surprze, which plies between George
town and Alexandria, whilst the wharf of the latter place.
was burnt to the waters edge, on the night of the 25h u
Farmers look at Misi i-Hool-Mr Bayles of Massachu
sets in his speech the Tariff Bill stated that upwards of
173oo0O lbs of wool had been imported into the United
States during the last year.
1t is stated in the Salem Gazette that for many
years it has been contemplated to unite the waters
OF Boston Bay with those Of Ipswich Bay, by cutting
a Canal across the Isthmus which leads to the town
Of Gloucester, Ms. An act otincorporauon was OBJ
tanned, the last winter by few Individuals for the
purpose of carrying the plan into effect and by their
patriotic exertIons the object is nearly completed
The canal pr omises great advantages to the coastng
trade. 1t will admit the passage of vessels of 100
tons burden.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
For Sale or Rent.

FHVIIE Farm and Cotton Manuactry late Jesse Tfumps
IL in Mill Greek Hundred on Pike Creek--here are SIX
ty of good land good stone dwelling house, and
four tenants houses, good barn. abng and excellent
orchard the taIIn the Factory there $50 spindes
with all the requisite preparing machinery the stream Of
water is sufficient drive much larger number of spin
des-the whole will be let sold reasonable terms
for further particulars apply on the premises to
MARIA X. TRUMP.
April LIST, 1923. 28-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
CHARLESTON, March II.
FROM HAVANA

ANC FA II n v ~ " "a
i Gc schooner Elisa, arrived here on Satu day,
ia'anna on the 9TH instant, but brought no
papers. We learn, verbally, that the press for
[,'e0 was very rigidy executed and that amongst
'aKen up were sixteen PirateS-a quarrel
n pace between them, after their impressment,
",lu lHo'nal discrimination was tollowedb by blows,
7 q me number were desperately wounded
n''Ves three of them died Immediately, and
4 '' 'hfee were TO, expected to recover. A
's5S previous 10 the Eii2a'S sailing, a number
va 'Ii' llaYana OH board Of whrh it was said
"e'e dooul three hundred men, destined as
ali, l'osed, Tor Cape Antonio &C. on a Piratlcal
'1' hese desperadoes will be likely TO
u contact with some of Com. PORTER S
l., From The .Narfoh Beacon.
~ Deeoy storeship, belonging to the squadron
Ir. "'n'o0Fe PORTER, has captured suspected
II 4 ~ West. That squadron has safely ar
/, '' rs cruising ground.
e,lfa : Of letter from Haraua, March 1.
/, "' 9pan'ards have been exceeding ly alarmed
M, : lew days past, in consequence Of report
HAM, @Nsnah government had issued letters OF
na,,i IN fepFlsai against their property which is
sron s'"s'y contradlct-d by later arrival from
H.. 'hey still howe per, have some fears, know
Ear ~ !. I1nsAsh would Ike very much to get pos
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philadeJb6;o 1forc6 ~

1huHueIDRn, ANTch 81.
This city yesterday listed by tremendous hurr
cane from north cast, attended with snow and rain II
commenced about O'Clock Sunday morning and had
not subsidized when our paper went to press Consdera
BILE damage sustained by the falling of fences trees
&c. but more particularly along the wharves which pre-
scnted Of distress and devastation The following
are all the particulars have been able to obtain al
present
The steam boat Pennsylvania sunk at Kcyser and Cor
gas's wharf, Northern Liberties
Sloop Am, of Brdgetown, IN. J sunk at Callowh
street wharf
sloop sunk at Vine-street wharf
Soop Desire, of Greenwich, IN ~ sunk at Flinham's
wharf
Two sloops sunk at Arch-street wharf
sloop capslzed and sunk at Girards wharf
Soop Fair Nancy, al the Crooked Billet wharf, loaded
with iron ore, lost mast, bowspr and is full of water
ooop Irper at Wanutstreet wharf, hole in her side
The bath house belonging to Mr. Smith, on the Island
ut atrlft, and was dashed to pieces near Pne-stree
wharf Ereemas,s journal
The storm ragged with great violence in this Borough,
accompanied with much rain and snow.
The act e-chartering the Philadelphia Bank for
fifteen years. has passed the Senate without amend
ment and now only requires the Governors sigma
ture to become law. Agreeably to the provi-
aions of the bill, the bank is to subsc rbe 100000
dollars TO the stock Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal company.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
UNITED STATES BANK SrocK.
Ne,U- Fork. March 90.

SVedU- UIK. JHuTCN ".
From Lisbon-The brig Parthian, Nye, has ar
rived at NewBedford from Lisbon, having lett that
port on the 18th OF Feb. Capt. Nye was informed
by Mr.. Hutchinson, the American Consul. that
news reached Lisbon on the 10th, that France had
declared war against Spain, and that hostilites had
commenced between those nations. Letters from
Lisbon express the opinion that all Europe would
be involved in the approaching contest.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
INTERESTING TO OUR CITIzENs :

IT is stated in the Baltimore Morning Chronicle that
bill has been passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
which subjects every note Of the Camden Bunk ~ J. 10
otTe if rendered in the State of Pennsylvania Ii also
renders the person offering the noe liable for the costs of
a suit, to recover the amount thereof"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

The Second Anniversary of the Feale B5e Societg Of
H'nngfon, viii be held Tuesday the 9Th of April, at
the Presbyterian Session Room. The members of the So.
ciety VIII meet at oclocksnd all persons who feel am
interest IN the Institutions invited attend at O'clock
when an Address on the subject will be delivered
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

Ertract Of Il LITTER from an american Gentleman
IN London, dated Jdnuary Goth, 1928, to his Cor
respondent in PHILADELPHIA.
After remarking upon the strong probability O
"a war Immediately taking place between France
and SPAN, oLserves:-
"From this theme | turn to more pleasing one;
one calculated to advance the American character
on The score Of ingenuity and intellect. The cele
brattd mechanlst and engrayer, Perkins, has Just
dIscovereda new property in steam. by which an
derstand the same effects will be produced by ll2
The quant {oi fuel as formerly, and much greater
economy OF room. | cannot yet properly explain
the principe.-The discovery of which. he inform
ed me. grew out OF his experiments on the com
pressbty OF water. Perkins is absolutely aston
shing the people of this country, not less by his
discoveries than his modesty in the annunciaon OF
them He is under contract to build AN lndiaman,
that will make the passage in III ee months without
the use OF sails He has written to friend IN the
United States, that he shall, in the course of the
summer, he thinks, have six weeks leisure, two of
which he intends spending on the other side of the
Atlantic, and that without the aid OF wind. AS a
more solid proof OF the merit Of his discovery, he
has been offered 100000 for an interest OF half 10
the patent right, which has been refused. The
principle can be applied to the discharge of art-
lety, and will probably supercede the Of gun
powder. But will not say more on this subject
until can see for myself. you, perhaps may
think am indulging in exaggeration, which, at
first, was half inclined to think of the discovery
but which am now compelled to believe from the
Substantial proofs he offered He has also made an
important discovery in the mode of warming houses
adapted to the use Of Lehigh coal-and which he
has invited me to examine in operation-this
shall do the next leisure moment, and repoit.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

commercial house in New-York has received letter
from the Collector of the Customs Turks Island stating
that from the 23d December last the tonnage money owo
shngs and sixpence sterling per ton is no longer levied
on American vessels arriving there.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
APPRENTICES
'-s.ss.>oceS8SScsoess..

:, .MaRRiED-0n Monday evening last, by the Rev E..
Hilbert, Mr.. GEORGE BUSH, Of Wilmington, to Miss
MARY JANE JACKSON, of Baltimore
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FOR SALE
Merino Lambs for sale.

VIE subscriber offers for sale sixty head of full bred Me-
n rno eve and ram lambs They are no on an average
tour months DID, in high order and could therefore be
weaned shortly Any agrictiralst, who wishes to OBJ
IAN me nock OF sheep has opportunity since
the United States. n r. HoJI ZDECKFR
March %, 1925 % Atn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR.

WILLIAM GIBBONS, M. ID. Physician of the Port of Will
minSton, Uice ALLAN MLANE, Nj. ID. removed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

The Governor of Pennsylvania has declined signing
the bill for altering the charter Of ST. Mays Church.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

Ii is said, 1900 houses are annually built in the
city of New York; that since 1914 lis personal pro-
pefty has diminished seven millions, but real estate
had increased 3 millions.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

"We have great deal Of military parade here,
one battalion OF the city guard being constantly ON
duty"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

Loss Of another Steam Boat.--The paper from
Baton Rouge, Of Feb s, gives account oil the loss
OF the Steam Boat Alexandria, on its way up The
Mississippi. At about II at night, the first after
having left New Orleans, the boat ran foul OF some
DRIFT wood, which started the tmbers that she
sprung aleak. The wheels were also somewhat
injured The boat was then put about, for the
purpose of running her ashore. After going about
miles she went on sand bar, when in sinking
condition. The passengers (about 40, and nearly
as many slaves) we're put ashore, and the hands
began to take out the cargo, but unaccounably
desised without eEecting much, and in few hours
afterwards, she sunk to her upper deck. During
the confusion, dispute arose between the mate and
gentleman from Alexandria, who was the owner
of part of the cargo in consequence of the little
pains that was taken TO secure the goods. The
result was, that the mate was stabbed in several
places-but whether MORALLY not, was not known.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

AccIDENr.-Yesterday afternoon, while the ship
Francis Henrietta, beating down the harbor on her
outward bound passage for Liverpool was standing
in near the dock at BurlngsIlp, the wind lett her,
and She, being IN manner unmanageable, ran
with her head directly upon the vessels at the wharf
Between hel and the wharf lay the sloop Lydia
Ann, of Newport, Del an old vessel loaded with
gram, which was so greatey injured by the crash,
that she sunk in few minutes, those on board
havln, scarcely time 10 save their effects from the
cabin Fortunately no person received any bodily
hut during the alarm and confusion occasioned by
the accident. ~. Y. .adrer. Of Saturday. last.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
BRITISH GOODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety OF
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS
In addition TO their general supply OF
American goods, they will receive in the
course of he prest mt week, upwards OF
100 Packages Of Cotton
and Wooden manufactures. All which are
offered Tor sale on reasonable terms, by
package Ct piece
ALSO CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Loudon particular Madeira wine
Port and other red wines
Colmenar and dry Malaga do
Currant do and cordials
W 4 n f. rum
Country gn. old & common whskey
Whale and Bordeaux oil
Baltimore manufact'd loaf sugar No.
Do a few bbls Of family loaf do
Havana white do
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
Molssses best retailing, in hhds. and
tierces
Green coffee
Manufactured tobacco, 9, 19 & pound
twists warranted fri quality
Window glass all sizes
Swvdes iron do do
Cut nails and brads 90 very superior
a iull supply from I'D to 4od
Nail rods and hoop iron
Dutch quilts and whelstones
Cotton yarns and cards
A few bales Carolina moss
Soap and candles
Spermaceti do
Susqueh1 nnah behring's just inspected
Dupont's powder, DC
aug 28 A, G. CAZENOFE 4. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
SALISBURY

situated 10 the County at Fairfax, and state
of Virginia, about two miles westward
from the town ot CsDtreville, the lands in
tended to be SOLD baviog been conveyed
under d ed dated 9Th day of July 1878,
by Thomas Swsyne To the subscriber, ID
secure the payment of certain bonds there.
in mentioned.
The sale will commence al I2 O'Clock.
on the day ab"ve named and will b. con-
tlnued by adjournment until flushed -
Terms. Cash; ana il payment! be not made
on ne spot, The property will be forthwith
again exposed to sale, at the risk OF The
purchaser.
The above mentioned two tracts OF land,
were advertised tor sale on thu Second day
OF May last, when the sale wa. suspended
10y an injunction from the Chancellor, by
the above named homas Swayne-since
which time the injunction has been dIs,ol.
we'd. JOHN HOOFF. trustee.
nov 6, tD6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11

Duck, &c.
THIS day landing from brig Medford,
IL Jacob Covns ton master
100 bolts superior quality Russia: duck
50 pieces Russia sheetng
Gu do heavy Ravens duck
20 bags good ST. Domingo coffee
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Who hare in Store, for sale,
100 bolts of lst g. Cd quail. Russia duck
$50 pieces Ravens DO
800 do Russia sheetlngs
300 do broad diapers
Is tons St. Petersburg hemp
10 casks Russia tallow
Is bales do feathers
s do do quilts, cont'g loo, 900
stons American cordage
10 bbds LIST quail. ST Croix sugar
70 bags ST. Domingo coffee
50 do Sumatra pepper
go pipes brandy-a part Seignett's
brand, of superior quality
10 puncheons Alb proof Jam. Rum, old
Holland gin
OO DDOS UOidSscs -, =, -.
5pipes oIc,iy Msoe'ra
90 quarter casks WINE.
80 half quarter casks
s pipes London particular Madeira do
10 quarter casks ] enerife do
OF superior quality
400 casks cut nails. assorted sizes
800 Liverpool filed sacks OF blown salt
go hsupers " Inc and porter bottles
800 tons plaster paris :.
Ii, 900 bushels St. ube. and Cadiz salt
#
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Third parts OF a Mill oeat
Charles County I curt.

August Term, 1898.
ON application to the Judges a Gu tr'es
~ county court, hy petition IN writing
OF EIzo beth DAVIS OF Chares county,
for thu benefit OF the aCt OF assembly tor
the re- net OF inseivenf debtors, passed al
November session, 1905 and the several
supplement- thereto, on the t. MS men.
toned therein. schedule OF her property
and list OF her creditors, on oath, so ias
as sh. can ascertain them, being annexed
to her petition; and beng satisfied by
competent testimony, fha! the SAID Eiiza-
beth DAVIS has resided two years Iinme.
diately preceding the time OF beI sppli-
cation in the state OF Mary land; and being
also sa,Ified that the SAID Elizabeth Davis
il in actual confinement Tor debt and TOR
no other cause; and the said Elizabeth
Davis having entered into bond with suffi-
cient security tor her personal appearance
in Charles county court, TO answer such
allegations as her creditors may make a
gains her: IL IS therefore ordered and adj
Judged. that the said Elizabeth Davis be
discharged from Imprisonment, and that
by causing copy Of ibis order 10 he ID.
serted IN one Ut the newspapers edited 10
the District OF Columbia. once week tor
two months successfully before the third
Monday in March next; giving notice to
her creditors TO appear before the said
court al Port Tobacco, in the saId county,
on the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose Of recommending trustee
for their benefit, and shew cause, if any
they have. why the said Elizabeth Davis
should not have the benefit OF the several
| insolvent laws a. THIS state as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
sspt27 IaWsnA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
,UdTTR.iSSES MADE,

ALIENS PRIZE LIST
of the 9Th Days Droping Of the
WASHINGTON
Monument lottery.
Sixth Class.
No. *lO660 prize Of Dioo
3I6 1929 Il4i 9I8O 1886 prizes OF DO
1884 1908 y459 1907 GIG 1866
1853 prizes OF 20
~SoId a. Aliens where the cash can be
had for all prizes as soon as drawn Halt
the drawings are now over, and tue capi-
tale of 20. 600, 2 of 10000, 1000. are yet
to be drawn. Should the Great Floating
Prizes remain in the wheel after the next
drawing, the price OF ticket: will be ad-
yanced Chances are now TO be had al
the following rates, VIZ.
Whole Tickets bio Quarters so
Halves 5 Egh'bs 20
Also tickets in the Cn've'sity Lottery
at 10 dollars.
Tickets and shares in the above Lotte-
RE. to be had arrsDted undra ~ al