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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
Nem Iork, OctoLer 81,


A D'rarf.-The English papers Of late have had
many interesting articles respecting the Sicilian
Dwarf, but We have now something that may com.
pete whit There is at ~ ashiagtOn HaU, a most
perfect and agreeable Dwarf HIS name is Stecens:
he IL in his 2lst year, and measures Hirtg-seren
inches in height aud weighs talrtyt four pounds. He
Is as perfect model oil the human species as nature
ever formed. His features FORM actions and CONVEX.
satlon, are manliness in miniature. tie was born in
the Town OF Lyman, state OF Maine, Of respectable
parents, but whose large family, having eight chill
dren besides this one, disabled them from giving
him an education suitable their wishes. Major
Stevens, (for SO they call him., never could enter
tain the fastldious idea OF eXhb ing himself, and
consequently did not leave his father ill 1928.
Having manifested an ambitious desire to obtain
an education, he has been prevailed by his friends
10 make personal appeal to the public, and to &C.
cept OF such donations may be protfeIed by lib
era spirited community He is now, as we said,
at Washington Hail. aud may be called on by those
whose good intentions or curiosity may induce them
20 contribute towards the attainment OF his desired
object-edncation. He will also accept invitations
OF such polite citizens as wish to have him spend an
evening in their parlours, where they and their
friends may have an opportunity OF seeing and con-
versing with him.
have heard oil females small, or smaller than
Major Stevens, but doubt whether this or any 9th
or country can produce male Of such diminuliye
stature and so perfect form. Jeffrey Hudson, the
Queen of Epgiand's Dwarf, who was one day served
up in cold pyc on her Msjesty's table, was feet
inches. And the famous Count Boruwlaski, v he
of late years exhibited himsefin the principal cities
Of Europe and Ass, is feet inches in height
Bebe the Dwarf of the King Of Poland, was Ieet c
inches .1drocate.
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He resumed his place in the line anids, the ,h..
ings Of the citizens and strangers and the saee
handkerchieis, and the procession then esco,,.i
10 his quarters in the town. "'n
About D O'Clock the Genera! sat down to a .r,..
ded dinner at which number Of appropriate aud
excellent 'oasts were drank He retired at eigb, N
the even'ng-ai'er which grand display Of Fire.
works took place and continuing until late HON,
closed The celebration OF an anniversary ,he
ing incidents OF which the pages oil history will
serve to their latest posterty. re'
The steam boat United States (Which convsv0,
the citizens OF Batimorel was brilliantly ilInn';''1u
ted in the evening, in honor Of the occasion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-29
i" Mayor Of The said Borough

Here follows the original statement, headed
Dreadful Outrage in Ireland inserted in the
Mercury OF the 5oth day Of July last, which II is
unnecessary here to repeat
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TIE lfATtIIsT.

III y AlIi) i
The sahle Of the following tale has
long crnscd 10 exist, and there il not ~ The
place Of his nativity, being who bears his
nanlr. The recital sill therefore, Mound
the feelings Of IN one nor Nili II DIS
tub the as5es Of the drad, = 2ige the world
the story Of lbs madness, rather than his
crime.
TIN name Of John Naekay appears on
III. rrirhnd records of iiw TOWN 81 Belfast,
ia the north Of Ireland, He MAS The nInr'
delrr of bis own child Il is unnecessary
10 dwell on tie character of tbs unhappy
nnu suffice il that, fsm caly education,
and DE-, ply rooted habits, he was ia'ali'''
An enthusiastic turn of MUD had been
warped into a gupersiiiIous dr.hu ana me
fabric, ihat might have been great anu
brau,!iil, became d ruin that bflokehra
only death and gloom. Yet INTO ms pfeas.
thr Creator had Infused much at the mHk
af hntnan kindness, aud his disposition pc,
cnl'aily fitted INN 10 le at peace With All
nrn. The poison had lain dormant IN his
bosonr, hut il ranked there. Domestic sur
rows contributed 10 Strengthen his gloomy
creed and its effects were darker, az II
tpok dceutr root. Lille soon host All us
pleasures for bin his urial rr7pl"ymrn's
were neglected his dress and appearance
altered; his once animated canatth'nce
bore tie tracrs Of shame or guil! aud 4
,art of suspcloas eaSrruess was ~ every
iuoh oud action. ;.
tie had an only chiId, 90" Of Ia" loVe'its
/ infants thai r,cl bles.ed lthel 2 hraat.-
I II was III. meitpe.,alg ie&aey OF the W.
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iSanylllc academy.

IEtiE exercise OF tbs institution viii CONF
"a mence on Monday the tsi instant uttd
the direction and snperiniendence Of Mr. IT,
bert Il. Gillian, who has had charge uf TITO
the Two Inst sessions In cons.
onence OF tile scarcity Of money and the hard
Of the times, the Trustees, with the approba-
ton of the Tutor, has thought II advisable 10
reduce the terms OF Tuition For the future,
the following will he the price for Tuition at
this Academy
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glish Grammar. per session, so
Parsng, Englisb Grammar, Gsosra-
plIy and Arithmetic, do. 10
The Languages, Arts and Sciences,
&c. ~ oJ
Board can be had in respectable families.
convenient TO TIE academy, upea very rse.
souable terms
THOMAS II. CLARK, Secretary
juno -, w2w4@
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the A nerican pubic FOR want OF a suitable
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81 ~ the Dmted Slates--uot excepting the r.
atohfSh AID ouarsctly IReyieSs-einbrrcc
much matter which is of it lie Interest aud f,,
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sting OF details aui speculations either unin-
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application. On TIM plan, ld.e expense and
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sed Tor pages dc stitule OF merit might be sub
sttutcd many oil ralae which 1ow feinain nm
known and aacces IDLE. OF several b itsh
tnrnals OF the sci ntliic and erusite cast, and
others indeed 81 nor &c Ell al and a. tic same
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Ten Ool.ars Reward.

DANAW from the snbscrlbrr an the
"a 1T January, negro mati nnmcd JOHN,
ebont 42 or years old, five feet nine ar ten
inches high, well made, very thuk. when
walking bends very much in the knees ~ hen
spoken hereciy No, has u .louu ionl. Md an.
swers slowly, bul When mildly sltoken 10 he
answers quick and generally smiIts. John i
Thought TO be lurking about Mr.. jefferson $
quarter, in bedford, where be has wife, or
IN vuehbmg, where he Is well acquainted.
Is liz Is II waterman, he may hc frequently
on the river iorwarn all pcrsonsirom en-
Ploysng or harborng the ohovc negro.
IRhNClS GOODE.
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Yen NollaYs NeWaYA.

UNAWAY from The snhscIlhcrs, on
a or about the LIST day of February last,
bright mnlatCo girl named. DlLCEi, belong
ing to the estate oil John Melton, deceas ed
She is abou 10 or L years OF age, has a scar
an the side OF her neck, occasoued by burn,
also Que on her forehead. Her eye ,'s are
remarkably large, aud has down loot when
spoken to. Had ON W." she went away, II
black homespan cotton dress aud napl cotton
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tie county of buckingham, 10 shefiYed there
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given to any person who will deliver the said
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court house, or such Information giyea n$
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SPOf5WOOD GARLAND, Ears ell
joins MELLON, -nelioH dec.
May II. 4n58
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PItOPDS AIS
PROPOSALS
Tor publishing, bg Subscriptions
A NEw AMERICAN
'hiographicai Dictionary
A NEAIisRANCEIl

OF THE
Departed Heroes, Sttgey std 'Sf4iesmen Of \.

Or THE
Departed Heroes, Stxe, s,g 'Slaiesmsn Of 4
mertcd. "
To be confined exclnsirrlvto those who sia.
palized themselves, IN either capacity, in tbt
ReVolutlonaiy War, which obtained lhe hide.
pendsnee ofthei, country.
Second Edition. U'Hdaoppeadir- coniailiing
fHNlE Declaration 10y the Representatives Oh
Il the United tolouigs oil Nouh Ameli, a,
aettlnSt1fth the causes aad necessity OF taLup
up arms, Io'y d, 17l5-'rhc Petition ly The
Representatives. of the United COLONIES, to In.
King OF C'eat Britain, July q, l775-A proch
ton oil Congress fara ddY OF iaslira, hnmitt.
ton and prayer, March to, l775-rhe Dec.a.
ration ol Independence, July /, l7i6-and tbe
mani, sto by the Congress oil the United States
Of America, October 80, 1879.
Aio, the Constitution oil the United States,
and tht Farewell Address oil Gcncial WASH
rNGroN, 20 the People # tle Unitea State. an
nounciug b sintenhon of retiring from public
service, septcmlel.7, 100.
COMPiLED BY THOMAS J. ROD GERS
i" We are reduoe ed 10 the alternative IL choe
sing an unconditional submission to The fvtan-
ny ol lrfitated mini.teas, OF resistance by force
The latte, is our choice. We have counted the
cost ot'his contest, and iti'd nothing 80 dread
III a. Voiuh'hA S'aNe y il"hof, lnouce, and
humanity, lornid rs eamely 10 sul4 entiel thu
ieedDm VIII h we received from cur gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent pustts itp
nave II h toIeeelve ilom Us. We canno
endure The iniamy and guilt OF teslsn NJ sue
ceediHg generdtiu1tsto that wietebctpc-s VIII Oh
me, itahl, awa chem, it we bssely cut all he,e.
dlta'y bondage upon Them.
" The arms we have been compelled by our
encmics 10 assume, we WI ! in defiance oi rvriy
hazard. with unabatng u,mness and Pc,see "a
ance, employ loi The Preservation atou, tbcl.
tlls-teing with one mind resolved 10 dieIrce-
men rathe, than 20 live slave. - Dcciaraiiop
Of Congress, setting forth Tie aeee-s.ty oJ NJ ing
mp ctro@--Jdiy t., 100
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.2os35 ll53j capital prizes of loouo
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TIE SUBSCRIBE

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fI'HE partnership Of the 1rm of Ecliols
q North, 1T consequence olthe death uf
Joseph LGh"ls, aud by consent Of the repre-
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bh ing claims against said firm, are earnestly
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ADRIAN n. NORTH,
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WA L. LAMBETH, yIifg
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w MCKEE x J &. MEEM have iust
srefr'srd rirce OF e,trn stf,rr Prince
Regents Electorate shNanv Blue Clulh, e4uaf
IN qnailly To nny ever Imported into his
country, and superior 10 any ever offered u.
this Uprket.
Raised stripe Cashmere
London figured Aaus, lies
Extra snp Mite do.
Aneulns
handsome assortment Of shep, Tuck &
SIDE COMBS
rev elegant Gilt Mn0tr Glasses
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May II. ts7p
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Nancing School.

~ W VAUGHAN respectfully informs lis
patrons aud the public lint hts ncAl
dance AT the Franklin Hotel will commence
81 Thursday The ldlh IuIY, aud continue 3
days. lli7 school will he opened ou Thurs.
day aud Friday nj 1 O'Clock y. m aud on IA.
iurday al ia the morning and in ttle even
Ing. June - IT
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SHOES.

ME- have just received general as.
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reduced prices
Ladies' Morocco Denmark, Satin and rrn.
nela Slippers,
De. fine Seal Skin
thlldrehs Morocco and Leather Boots aud
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And hourly look for the most splendid rs.
Hafimtn ut q Cnieocs aud other fashionable
Goods eyer offered in this market
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American journal of Science and
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Coaaueted BY BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
ttfsorof Chemisir5, &c. Yale ColIege.
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The th-American Review.

Was begun in 1913, and has since been sleadi
advancing in public estimation In Janua-
=, 1922, the oditorshp was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett of the Univcrsityat Cambridge,
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FALL OF LIMA.

Capt. Chaytor, Of the sch. Express,
arrived at Baltimore 90 Wednesday last,
in IA days from Jamaica, and reports.
that accounts had been received al that
place from the Spanish MAN. bringing
information that Lima and Callao had
both fallen into the hands of The Royal.
;sts.-Troops were collecting along the
coast, viz:-Carthagena, &C. to send by
way of Panama to the south rs fast as
possible. The Royalists force was com
puted at about 5000 men, being 5000
more than the force of, the Patriots.
Another engagement was shortly ex-
pected to take place and fears we're en-.
tertained of the defeat of the Patriots
The British frigate Pyramis sailed
from jamaica days before the Express
with money, for New York, to touch
at Havana.
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A letter from Smyrna, dated March
5, announces fresh atrocities On the
part of the Turks. "The village OF
Folleri," il says, "has just been the
theatre of a sanguinary catastrophe.
Eighty-four Greeks have been massa-
cred at that place. A Turk, returning
from his Che fit, fell from his horse,
and was wounded by his dagger, (which
came out its sheath He was carried
to Folieti's house, where the people
followed him, asking by whom he had
been wounded? He answered that ii
was by himself, in consequence of fall
from his horse. "No' cried the multi.
tude, "tne Greeks did ito Ia vain did
he assure them TO the contrary the
people, excited by ill disposed persons.
attacked all the Greeks whom they met
in the streets on the l7Ih and 18th
Feb. and massacred 84.-TranquiIity
vas partially restored on the 10Th.
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the recess. This, perhaps, after all, is
the best course, for many things which
now depend on contradictory assertions,
will be settled by the careful report Of
such Court Of Inquiry. This inquisi-
ton will no doubt be made in spirit of
truth ard candor, and the Legislature
will not wish to go behind the record.
and it will be easy for any one, on such
document before him, TO make up his
mind with promptitude and decision.
The general electoral ticket has been
carried by majority of fifty-6ve in the
House, and by majority of one in the
Senate. There was no political neces-
sity for altering the course purs ued in
1920. The votes would probably have
been the same in all the districts, and
consistency and principle would have
been strictly preserved.
Boston Gazette.