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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06
FALL GOODS,

Imported in the ship Boston, from Liver
pool; among which are
Saxon cloths and cassimeres
Fine and super6ne Yorkshire GO do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse DO. plain and twilled
Rhodes's bombazetts, plain and Inquired
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking balze, green, blue ana red
Green drapery baize
Tartan plaids
Orange. scarlet and crimson ratllnets
Fancy waistcoatings
Plain blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white kcrseys
9-8 cotton apron check
Russia aad Scotch sbeet'Dgs
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and!twist
Patent thread OF all Colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Caiicoes and ginghams :,
a and Cd cambria muslIns
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria 90
Loom sewed 90
LeDo 90
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain 90
Pins, needles
Ribbons. gloves, &c. &c.
9mO 10 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06

NAILS. BRADS, &c. Cd t" 400.
UNHE subscribers keep constant sup
DIV of cut nails, brads, hoop iron,
ankle and nail rods for sale, on The lowest
terms. A. c. CAZENOVE Il co.
also,
Swedes iron
Murdocb's fine old wines
Old Port do
Gin, rum, whiskey
Jamaica rum
Bordeaux oil IN hampers
White Havana sugars -.
Baltimore loaf do. No ] 2. and
DO window glass, all sizes
Dupont's Brandywine, gnn powder
Spermaeeti candles,
Mould do LIST quality l. dipt
Hvson lea IN chests and half chests
Prime Alabama cotton
Goat skins and fustic
Windsor soap. American do
Bales of Carolina moss, &c.
dec IA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
Patent Hay and Grain Rake.

YTvHE public frequently solicited to patronise newly
Il invented machines that embeished by Aowery les-
crptions of their wonderful utility but when tested by
tua applications found useless and but catch pen
ny productions is therefore only the intention of the
Subscribers inform the public that they have purchased
the exclusive right of making and vending in the State OF
Delaware Pennocks revolving patent hay and grain rake
which in their opinion will be thought arrogant 10
say by far surpasses any thing of the kind offered TO
1.-THE public possessing the combined properties OF cheap
mess simplicity of structure, speedy and easy in its opera
ton and of durable materials, will rake clean as any
hand rake any bottom fit TO be moved, and will sheaf
grain after cradles. They refrain fro further
ments and refer those wishing 10 purchase, the
ed certificates of those few who have had and used them
the preceding season. and invite them to call the fol-
lowing persons Agents) where they may be and had
viz. 1hos Garrett, jr Wilmington, Philip Reybod, Ora
lgon Neck, and the subscribers, at their mills Pike
Greek, near Stanton JOSHUA JOHNSON & SON.
6 Mo. L, 1928. 46--12tp
WE hereby certify that have used during the last
season. of the above described horse rkes made by
Joshua johnson Son. and that found it to answer our
most sanguine expectations that performed with great
ease and neaness, and in speedy manner that at the
Lowest estimation believe it will the labor OF live
men in making heavy hay, and in light, double that num-
ber 1t will CLEAN rake after the teams when hauling,
superior hand rake In fact it renders the rang part
Of almost no Importance.
JOHN ERWIN, near Newport.
SAMUEL MEETEER, near Newark.
S Mo. 49, 1925
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

800
200 dollars in prizes Of 40, and near
5000 dollars in smaller Prizes.
1t is indeed,
a I.nttorI To s,lif tho 7lAnps

a Lottery to suit the Times,
And in any other place would be disposed of in few
weeks but here too blunt and honest and know not
how to display the value of the scheme
M say is have the tickets hand, that will
probably draw those prizes, and willing to dispose OF
them at S3 so per ticket until ionay r0eeks, the
23d inst when the price will necessarily be raised to four
dollars.
The Commissioners to superintend the drawing with
excepon) will be the that gave such universal
satisfaction in The first class The managers will be
to justice done, and have given ample security for the
pnctua payment of the przesso there is nothing want
ing to equal distribution of the prizes before,
but little spirit and enterprise the part of those who
zUsh or ~ant mOney-and they should act promptly, and
bear in mind
That the Goddess kind Fortune proclams the decree,
And next fourth of July named the day
When the votaries of Hope all destined to
And take the rich prizes away
Then hasten oh hasten We young and ye old,
Ye single and married be speedy,
And Fortune shall help you with showers of Gold!
.9aons tlen---and never be needy.
HOPE & Co. Managers Office,
Wilmington, Del
G7~ Only twelve packages comprising the 80 numbers
are for sale there be another complete package
made out of the remaining single tickets.
Single tickets SO 50-Packages of ten tickets SIS Is per
ticket, and 800 cash payment only required.
Orders, which should be directly forwarded, (post pad)
thankfully attended to.
June 1, 1925 40
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

ToWNHAIL, Wilmington, May 18th, 1928.
RY ORDER OF THE DELAWARE MEDICAL So
I'D GETTY the Board of Examiners met this day. and pro-
ceeded to the Election Of President and Secretary for
President, ALLAN MLANE, M. ID.
Secretary, w. d. BRINCKLE, NJ. ID.
LICENSES to practice Medicine and Surgery in this
State were conferred on the following candidates
Doct. JAMES S. LISTER.
WM. MBRIDE GEMMEII, NJ D.
JOSHUA FRANKLIN VAUGHAN. Md
EDWARD VEAZEY, nj. ID. and
VIM. A. TATEM, NJ. ID.
46-4t w d. BI2INCKIE Sec,ru
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
BALTIMORE: MAY %.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The ship Corinthian, captain Hall, 10Y days from
Callao, and 40 from Rio Janeiro, arrived here this
morning, and reports to the Keeper OF the Elk.
change, the following interesting information:
The expedition which had been sent from Lima
against the Royasts in Upper Peru, had entirely
failed and the Patriot army so signaly defeated
that their cause was looked upon as lost. The
Royalss, it was supposed, would shortly repossess
themselves of Lima and the Patriots were not in a
situation 10 make any effectual opposition, having
neither money nor troops, and the people generally
much dissatisfied with the government, whose con-
duct was by no means calculated to conciiate their
good will, nor that OF strangers Specie had entire
lily disappeared, and paper money at discount of
$50 per cent. The distress generally, was very
|great, and indicated the approach OF some violent
Ichange. American -four nominal at SO per barrel,
immense quantities afioat; which, like most other
goods, had become mere drug. Several cargoes
Iof Bengal wheat were offered extremely low, but no
purchasers.
The U. S Schr. Dolphin, Capt. Conner. was at
Calao; the franklin, Com. Stewart, was shortly
expected from Valparaiso, and the intermediate
ports.
Capt. Hall, left Rio de Janero, on the 18th Of
April.
LORD COCHRANE In addition to the in
telligence from Rio Janero, by the ship Cornthan
lat this port, we learn that Lord Cochrane had ar
rived there and entered into the Imperial Brazilian
service He had taken the command OF a teet,
consisting of seventyfour some frigates. smaller
vessels aud 6reshps. and had sailed for St. Salvador
for the purpose of destroying the Kings fleet lying
there. The manning of Cochrane's feet was the
cause of the impressment Of sailors (alluded TO in
the letter published in Thursdays Amerlcan)-and
the embargo of which we have heard was doubtless
laid 10 prevent knowledge of the object OF the
petition reaching ST. Salvador. BAIT. .4m.
| TRANSACTIONS from the Ministerial Gazette Elk
Extraordinary of Chilli giving an account OF the abdl-
cation Of the Supreme Director O'Hggins, and
the institution of Provisional Junla Tor the govern
ment Of that country are published in the National
Intelligencer. The decree of abdication is dated on
/ the 28th January last.
| Mr.. CANNING, Minister from Great Britain, has
given orders for dsposing, BY public sale, OF the
large assortment OF elegant furniture, principally
British, at his house in Washington.
We may infer, from this circumstance, (says the
National InteIligencer) that Mr.. Canning will moi
return to this ccuntry from his intended visit to
/ England
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
TAUORLNG.

'HVlE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has commenced the Tailoring Business
at No. IL, East Front Street, Wilmington, where he In
tends keeping good assortment of Dry Goods, viz :
Gloth, Cashmere &c Also Clothing ready madc Fur,
Leghorn, and Chip hats which he will sell low All orders
in his line thankfully received and punctuay attended TO-
THOMAS f. CURL.
June s. 1928. 46-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
NOTICE.
S Mo. %, 1928

yE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends, if he
has any and the public generally, that he continues
10 keep an assortment of fresh fruit and fancy goods such
as raisins figs prunes tamarinds oranges lemons, &c..
Also combs various sizes and assortment of seed
beads necklaces, pocket books, feather FANS &C. and
never falling fountain of LEMONADE at cents per glass
at No los, Market-Strect Wilmington
JACOB ]. ROBINSON.
June 8, 1923. 46--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

Ertract Of Letter from an officer on board the U.
| $. Schr. Decoy, to a young Gentleman IN Phila-
delptia. ssU s. Schr Decoy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
NOTICE.
June 8, 1928

A GOOD HAND WANTED at the Doe Run Wooden
IN Factory understands carng and spinning of wool
person of this description will find employment
and reasonable wages None need apply that come
we'll recommended. ABEL L. THOMAS
Westmarlborough Township, Chester County, Penn.
5th Mo- 3Oth, 1928. 46-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
.DAHID ID. TaYLOR

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public,
a q that he has commenced the BRASS FOUNDING
AND FINISHING BUSINESS, in shipley, next door to
the of Second street, where he hopes by strict at
enon to his business to merit ashare of public patronage
N. b. All kinds OF castings and brass work in general
done on the lowest terms for cash.
Wilmington, Dell June 5, 1877, 4e--at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

!. ranked. do not know, that / shall again
O.,ss unon the patience Of the public. For a
pmcnt, felt inclined TO turn round, and chastiac
o,e little ours, that have been swapping at my heels;
| as they are evidently harmless by their Insight
snce--i will not disturb the community with their
ies, nor exat them into consequence by notice.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

stated meeting of the Grand Lodge of Delaware will
IN be held at Wilmington Friday the 9th day of June
next at 10 o'clock A. M The subordinate lodges are re-
the r. w. Grand Master.
JAMES BOOTH, Jun. Grand Secretary.
May 37th, A. d. 1923. 46-8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

HOW often health, life, and reputation rsked to
acquire wealth, and when neither need be jeopari-
sed to obtain it, How frequently do easy, careless people
suffer the best and most inviting opportunities Of enchng
themselves TO pass UNDECIDED.
:" / acoutd if L could, but can't,''
Is unhappy too often the deparng language of rresol
ton. But what is the language Of pe ?Why, that now,
You n,ay1 yoa ,ciH, but you Uont.
You will let others reap the Golden Harvest by unfounded
apprehensons and doubts of your good fortune yet
some one must gain high prize why not you well as
others
--" Our doubts are traitors
Aud make US lose by fearing TO attempt
The good we oft might win"
The richest and most interesting Lottery draacn
in Detaware, considering the toac price Of tickets.
THE DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
SECOND Glass, N'EW SERIES,
For the completion of ST. Peters Church, will positively
be drawn Friday four weeks,
THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY
At the Town Hall, Wilmington, when
10000 DOLLARS
In prizes will be determined in minutes, and in of
- n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
NEW-YoRK. NAV 80.

ONp nv NEwYoRK, May 80.
|m 80 LAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
buah, b ~. [ evening mail, Of the o5th ul,imo,
Ms nf ~ Inc Robert Burns, contains The London
n trlaa me 3D. and Paris advices Of the 2lst.
kopnrto.' apniG despatch fram nayonac, April 90,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

Inn ~ : IN e. d. incur next. We had as much
s'oHpt 10 hand as we could get into this days
g Previous to its reception.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03

BANK NOTE EXCHANGE.

Corrected by S NJ. Allen, for the American Sentinel
Philadelphia, Nay 81, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

The taper was jest elimmering in the socket.
r. tie weary and s0rrnwfui mother awakrH
from am0mentary slunabcrt0 renew her anguish
she turned her eyes on her erpirinr infant.
whose dim orbs were slowly moving in their
hollow abodes. II w8s midnight, ard nothing
was heard bEl thc strokes VI the clock pendulum
and THE heavy signs III "a discDns0llte father.
which mingled with the short deep breath d lis
suffering darling
Halfraised, and leaning Oh bis pillow, Ia had
been watching the dread moment when WIN
or q struggle should announce. that hope ana
light had together taken their everlasting fighf
A sudden autier drew The attention If the
wretrhed parents from The melancholy chierr uF
meditation u was The expiring innocents Esr.
ourite bird, whose food had been neglected evrs
since the danger q is little admirer had ab-
s0rbed all other care, and, A. The sad presaea Nj
Ellis fate. II nnw expired t. parents Iookra
alternately On each other, and On ibe bird. ana
al this instant 70 add % Their disreses, tie can
die ceased 70 burn,--thc father seized the fn-
fants hann.--the mother frlt for its forehead
5ut tine pulse was Still, and At was cold
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

II. dc +. had been rcadizz ia company
three Or four EpiErams against deceased per-
sonss The company turned towards Mr.. IT'D. as Nj
t0 ask senAe Programs FROM hira.--aI hare nofa-
ing to say" cred lie, my scqnaintzuccs are
al living
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
TO THE PUBLIC.
/ have used the above named

| have used the above named
PILLS and BITTERs, for a number. of wears
both for my family and 10 my practice as a
Physician, and knowing their whole composi.
ton, hesitate not TO recommend. and do re.
commend them to the public generally.
throughout the United States, as the safest and
most useful medicine TO be kept in every fam
lily and used where similar Medicines are
necessary and Proper-Seafaring men should
meyer put TO sea without them beg leave.
with due Difference, TO recommend TO all re-
gular Physicians, that they make use of theh
10 their practice they being id my opinion,
the best composition OF the kidd for common
use. DANTEL CLARK
Portland, MAINE Oct 1928.
The above Pills and Bitters are like wise for
sale by Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bath-Ebenezer
Hilton, Esq. Wiscsssett-and George Dam
nth, Esq. Marlborough, where physicians
and others may obtain supply on reasonable
terms.
To guard against impositions all the direc-
tons after this date will be signed by
BROWN STIMPSOV, the Proprietor.
Thomaston, Oct %, 1923. r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
AUTuMNAL REFLEcTIONs.

There is ar evsntide IN The years season, as
We now witness, when the san withdraws bis
pronitioHs lighf--Yrhen the winds arise and rte
leaves iali--ard Nature arnund us seems 10 sink
into decay Tits said. in general, 20 be the season
Of melancholy and il bY this word BE meant that
4 y ne time q solemn and serious thought. IL II
undoubtedly thc season IA melancholy yet III
y ? melancholy s1 soothing. - gentle III ~ APP
roach and 50 prophetick il Is Influences, ttst
they wAo have known i, feel, 6 instiEctirelyi
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

Mr.. Thomas More compares z man -ninr
IN Ne married ID one who pui his hard inio \
sack. IA The bore Of drawing cur sirrle eel
from among q hnndred yiper& III Isl h---
bred to vne- adds be- TINT he with rirk out II
viper Lord Bacon maintains direcily con-
irary opinion. and asserts. that IN this mar
riage sack. the GELS would be IN a ratio OF q
bUndred 10 one Or the Fipers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
f1e)Q3pSoM 8
\ CELEBRATED
BILIOUS PILLS,
AND
BITIERS

WILL be kept constantly on hand by
w MERRILb 17srff = fffsi1f5; AZ the head
of Union 'Street-Soie Venders for Portland.
and its vicinity-snd win be sold wholesale
and retail. People in Town and Country are
invited TO call and purchsse.--As Medicines Of
this nature ought never to be imposed upon
the public, beyond their actual merits, we
leave it TO recommend itseIf-and only insert
the following certificate by Doct. CLARK, Of
this town
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
Shawls, Bombazetts, & Ladies
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 6, Merchants RoC, .niddIe-Strest,
AS received by the recent arrivals. Case Of
- Plain and Bordered CASHMERE, and Sd.
and "A. Braganza and Angola SEIAWLS, an en-
tire new style. 8. Bales Black and Cold. Plain.
cold Figured and Twilled B0MBAZETTS. l
case Of elegant Blue Ladies Habit and Pelisse
CLOIHS; cases Of black and blue BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, fresh and direct
from estRetory. Alarge variety of rich and
elegant patterns fine and superfne Kidderminster
.C.4RPETLNGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment. also.
of other fresh inncrted Goods. are now open and
offered TOR examiaationa at such prices, as he fat
tiers, will be satisfsr tory to Purchasers.
October IA, 1873
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04


A AfONG WHICH ARE: black, blue, drab,
N olive and mixed BRO.4DGLOTHS and
c.7SSLHERES; fne drab Flushings and Duihls J
blue, mkt, and light pelisse and queens Cloths
blk and cold Levantines plain and igd Can
ton and Nankin Crares; Caroline Plaids worst
ed Bombazeens; plain and hgd Bombazetts /;
Gg' d Rattinetts ;hgd Salisbury Flannels; light
Bombazeen, for mantles; merino Hdkts. and
Points T; Cashmere Points German, leila and
muslin Handkerchief light and scarlet, plain
and bordered Cashmere Shawls; Tartan and
Scotch Piaids Valencia, swansdown and black
silk VcstiRgs silk and cotton Velvets, various
colours black, white, blue, pink and green
French Grapes plain and fgd Muslins; spool
Cottons; blk and white long Kid Gloves La
dies kid, beaver, silk and ieecy lined do. Gem
tlrsnau's tslekskin, beaver, Eeeev lined and fnr
do; Childreng do blk Linens lambs wool
Drawers Cd S-4, GA, 1914, ll-4, l2-4 Rose
Blankets; Millinetts; chain Buttons; sewiag
silks and Twists %, 30 and 81 inch six and
bingham Umbrellas
also
Waltham and other Factory bleached and IN
bleaehed Sheetings aud Shirtings; Sattinetts
Bedticldngs Yarns Threads, sc. &c.
Portland, October IA, 1923. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscribers
~ have been duly appointed Executors Of inc
last will Of WILLIAM EMERSON, lste Of Bath, ia
the County Of Lincoln. merchant. deceased, and
hare taken upon themselves, thar trust. ~ giving
hood A. the law directs; and AT persons having
8caauds gpon the Estate 81 said william Emerson,
sEe Fsauassed TO exhibit the same and persons IN
dehted 70 SAD estate. are requested TO make pay
PETER 81 GREEN. Exccu-
RUFUS EMERSON. tors.
Bah. Ser. L. 1873
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
AGRICUL TURAL.


on COWS Como DRY TOO SOON
Tf q any time a good mich COW should "
dry ieiore her milk is gone, Get a young calf,
ard INtit 70 her in order 70 preserve her milk a.
gainsf another year; forit Is Esll known, IL acow
goes CIV one year nature wiifsose is power III
acting n iut1re--Bath Peppers, vol q page 2o4
TO FrsfExT cows FROM CONTRACTING Rad RABBITS
wHEs r0UNG
Cows should always be treated with great gen
tlencss and soothed by mild usage, especially
when young and tcklish, or when the pars are
tendek in which case the udder ought 10 be TO-
meniI with warm water before milking. and
touch with genteEess, otherwise the COW viii
be in dsnger Of contracting bad habits, becoming
stubborn and unruly, entertaining her milk ever
after. cow never gives down her milk pleas
anfsy b the person she breads Or disIikes. The
uddefnnd paps should always be washed with
cleaawater before milking; but care should be
ten :1s Eone Of fiat water be admitted into
the rni1ih pail
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
DENTIST

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 en-
IL concerned. nat he has been daily appointed
and taken upon himself the trust Of aaainisfratof al
shr estate Of BARNABAS SOULE. late az Free
mort. IN the eoaniy Of Cumberland. Ysonnn. de-
reasea. hy giving hcssd. a the law adirurts He
therefore requesu ell persons wh0 are indrbssd 70
the said deceased's estate to make immsdiaie paw
rsent, ard those who haze any desnands shegroa
~ exhibit lie sama far settlement a.
DAVID SoULE
Fxspors oss. n. Iss3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

I have uotedan anecdote, says Kotzebue, which
is said 70 have happened very recently, and
which win touch the feelings Of most or nav
readers rs ii did mine
She was playing on her harpsichord, and her
lover used often 10 accompany her on the harp
be died, and bis harp bad remained in her room.
After the first access Of despair, She sunk into
the deepest melancholy and much time elapsed
ere she could sit down % Der instrument Al
last she did 50, gave some touches, and, bark
the harp, tuned alike, resounded in echo TIE
good girl was AZ first seized with a secret shudder
ing, but sooa felt kind If soft melancholy.
She thought herself firmly persuaded that the
spirit Of her lover was softly sweeping the strings
Of the instrument
The harpsichord. from this moment, cnnsfi-
tuted her only pleasure, as Il alone afforded her
the joyful certainty that her lover was stan how
ering about her One of those Hnleeling mrn.
who want To know and clear rp every thing.
once entered her apartment The girl instantly
begged him to be quiet, Cor that very moment
the dear harp spoke most distinctly Beng IN.
formed Of the amiable Illusion which ovfrcnme
her reason, Ne laughed and, with a great display
ot learning, proved 10 her, BY experimental ply.
s:cs, that all this was very natural From that
instant the maiden grew melancholy, dropped
and soon after died