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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-06
NORFOLK, April 90.
LITE AND IMPORTANT

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Our Translator having examined our file of Hs-
papers 10 the Sth inst. inclusive, has handed in
following translations.--We consider the infor-
ioh from Cuba, important, as maDifesting the
nmenls and feelings of the Spanish population of
Island, relative 10 the struggle in which the pa
country is about to embark, in defence Of the
y OF Tree government--while the expression of
sentiments gives strong tincture of probabili-
= we rnmors which reach us from every quarter,
0uoa IS Immediately to be taken into the safe
ephg Of England. who, there can be no question,
V me Ally OF Spain in the approaching conflict.
t"e ieter from London, which follows, We have
aouOt, faithfully represents the views Of France ),
NeconcrrIed by the Holy Alliance, and The policy
Gn VIII be forced upon Eng land, while the let
"om Paris, il true, exposes the cloven foot of
s'a' ana leaves no question as to the eventual
~ss which England will pursue.
Translated for The Beacon.7
os Constitutional Assembly, the Proprietors and
f'chants, the Regular and Militia Troops and
ef Inhabitants Of the Island OF Cuba, have all adj
lsSsa The National Congress at Madrid expres-
'he strongest Indignation at the political views
VIC Hoty AlMss on Spain, and pledging them
Yes TO defend to the utmost of their power, and 10
as1 breath, The sentiments of their European
.ren' IN which they cordially concur. The main
nj r. u 'hese sentiments they say, forms new
bs. - union between the two Hemisphere. The
esscs Doth to the Cortes ard the Constitutional
ave zoe long Tor insertion but they all manifest
~ SANG heroic resolutions.
Nc following letter, extracted from Cadiz pa
s,, 10 "Sst'ed IN the Havana Gazette The lettel
rs. nave been written by very respectable
H. u i'ohdon, and is dated oath JaHuary, 1885,
livery 'hIng are The Spaniards original. The
III Y" 20 seem !ded are however united, as
NV at the least violation of national de-
~, Wen wen Dear friend, very well The Cor
49, Government of Spain have merited the
me- - oil the liberal men in the world, and can
v y 5Iu mat In England, public opinion is deci
IN, -" :; ,"'or OF the Spanish cause This govern.
,;r "'s"es 10 avoid war, but if it cannot secure
H. 'a'0e OF peace, it will have to league with
an reasons which must be obvious even TO
H. ~ comprehension You must be aware
tb,, uoa'ee'' Is no longer government paper,
Dd 1' - SOFA to the French Ulras. have
s,ouNus Tor assuring you, that the project of
Is Ssn government, in case of Invasion, is to pos
AZ Sr.. .. NE person of Ferdinand Vii to make
ples - "r,'ilant part as his uncle the king of
Ia ro,.a !" me mean time the Duke d'.angouleme
pen,a1,. opain as Lieutenant, and uIterior ar
81 - s', respecting the Spanish Throne are to
'''N'e a'sclsslen' Vigilance, dear friend.--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-06

We have received Suny, No. 2 &C d "a Representa-
tue, &C. all which shall appear as soon as possible
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-06
An Excellent Cart and Gears.

A SUPERIOR CART, as to materials, size and make
N which has been used but few tines will be sold re-
ry low if applied for Immediately, the having nc
use for it, Apply at the Office Of the Watcinan.
Nav G. 1ses sS--~
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The Rev DR.. Ravenscrof, of Virginia was unanimously
elected Bishop the Docess of North Carolina at the late
convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Of that
State,
The doraR Of E6de isconfrmed by an arrival at New
York, bringing from Vera Cruz via New Orleans
Particulars in our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
WV. DARLINGTON.
DOUBLE ERAIIn-

PORTLAND, July l. daring act of mail
robbery and bank robbery has iaI1ly been
committed at Bath and this town. which it
SENS /" he our duty 10 lay before the public.
AS Tar as we have iearnt the particulars. they
are as follows. Il fortnight ago last Sunday
evening, yonnS man called ON Gen. Richard
son, Cashier of the Bank of Portland, and
presented draft of fifteen huHdred dollars,
drawn by Hon. Daniel Rose, in favor of Green
aud Foster, Of Thomaslnn. II. represented
mat there Was an urgent necessity f0l having
the money mailed iur Boston that evening",
a''d Gtn RchordsOu accordingly consented
I" pay 1t over. The young man, who assrEl-
ed the name of Robinson received eleven
hundred dollars, and gave directions for the
remainder to be passed to the credit Of Green
ana Foster "i fhunIdston. Several da\s af-
forwards bundle was received by m al Il, tII.
posi- "Ice III TINS town, directt q tu M Cashier
~ IN" Eank Ut Portland, containing seven
hundred and ninety dollars, without any post
mark, and barely the names of Green aid
Foster on the inner wrapper. The Cashier,
supposIng there hat be, II some nisi4kr. laih
IL aside 10 wait fur further orders. He soon
AFTER rtceiVtda letter from Green and Foster
Oh ihomaston, stating that they had forward
tu ny mali Ia II partner in Boston il draft of
fifteen hnDdrei dollars on the Bank of Port
land, that it had not been received at Boston.
ana requesting The payment 10 hc stopped
An inquiry was then made, and il was ascer-
tanned That young man by the name Of RO-
bert Lambert, "A student Al law m Bath, vas
10 this town the evening the draft was present
ed Gen. Richardson Immediately rrpaired
to Bath, found Lambert, and rrcognizrd him
to he the person " bO presented the draft.-
After sternly charging him with it for some
Time, he confessed the fact. A warrant was
issued and an exareiDatIOn took place before.
several magistrates, when the facts " ere clear
~ proved, and Lambert was laid under bonds
oi FIVE hundred dollars, to make his appear
ancc for trial before the Supreme Court at
WIscasspt. What communication he had
with the post Office, and how he obtained The
draft, and returned part of the money with.
nut post mark we have not been informed
Young Lambert, few years ago, was entered
student at Bowdoin College, but was rernoy-
ed from college year or two arferw ards ON
account ofirreSuar habits. BY this highland
ed fraud he has brought deep stain upon his
own character which will never be eifaced.
and inflicted a wound upon ih- feelings of a
respectable circle OfIeIatives and friends which
will take long time To heal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

more pltiiul misrepresentation. or :, more un-
war; antabie reference, has seldom, u, rhaps.
been rcsOrted to; and deem it nv duty. i'm
justice To all concerned, including myself, To
uasten i0 correct the procedure ~ which
peg you VIII permit me 10 do IN your paper,
! al an early day, inasuuch IS the republican
newspaper here IS published but once week,
ana VIII not appear again until next Wednes-
day. why The Editor of the Record should
nave presumed To make such a statement, in
my name, w'th"ut first endea, nring to ascer-
tam lis correctness at the proper source, [
have not been able To learn, nor can COM
prehend, upon Fair prime pies. The facts are,
nat when returned from WashiDgtUn met
WIN number of my acquantances, and, as
IS the usage of the place, We had free and
familiar conversation on political subjects in
general, and. among others, on the approach
ms presidential election. l. mentioned, that
some gentlemen, who, however. were the ad-
vucaies of other candidates, had objected To
Mr. CALHOUN on the present occasion, mas
much AS he was younger than his competi-
tors; and that the nation ought to have the
benefit Ut ms services, for another presidential
term, m some subordinate department, With
other similar reasons: But that | ever init
mated that his friends had agreed, ur offered
To agree, To waive his pretensuns ON The
ground stated, OF any other gtound, except
tle VIII oi me people, ur that ever said ssuy
thing Ia that effect, Is position utterly desii-
tute of truth. None nf his friends eve, spoke
oi such thing, III my hrariug anu il is pre-
p"Ster"us, III the extreme, To refer Ia me for
evidence at the existence of "conLition," or
any :" course q poiicy 'greed upon at Wash
lngton," or elsewhere have 40 know ledge
OF any such measure. |. may be suitable em-
psoyment for village gossip to CLEAN, at S,s-
ond hand, from the oCcasicaal Chit chat Of
genilrmrn, during their moments Of ,,laxa-
'ion, anu To retail Representations of he
same, for slnlst-I purposes bu, sucn In,par-
tne"t meddiers are my aversion, and na'e tuy
most hearty contempt.
WIN respect to. nay being the " intimate
and confdeHfinL" friend of Mr.. CALnoun, It is
entirely gratuit"ue assumption on tn, ,art
III the Record Editor. Ii is true I l,ne ihe
honor among thousands of others, t. b, the
friend and adInlrer vi that gentleman, IN con-
seqteHcr of knowing as worth aud rare en-
downien's, but have pr-t"tsuns To bci;ig
his " confidential" fried -if indie. d br have
any such as ~ here meant, Op politiCa matters.
haze al" avs found, IN him. The SANE fraf X,
open, and manly spiii,wit uuihing la conceal
and nnihlns I" impait in confidence. This, in
truth, Is one of his striking characteristics and
II Is ibis, IN addition to ms otner excellent
quantities, which has attached Ia hin, So many
friends and admir-, RS
WIZ, DAprINGTON
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.Hnnitfacfuring Nil for Rent.

On the 18th day of July propose attending the
~ Frauklin Hoiel in Lynchburg, in order my
farm mill larrss creek, its Junction with James
river snort distance from Lynchbnrg with commodsus
dwellnghouse il, and large lumberhouse the
edge oil Backwater creek, lis confluence with
river and within the corporation of Lynchburgbeing
sered convenient appendage the mill for the purpose
OF countiugroom and of storing wheat -four, &c-and
from thence to the mill boats pass with great facility.
Thorough repairs going and the mill works S
pair Of burr stones and pair of bber and has the
capacity Of manufacturing immensely OF -four of the
qualify The situation is perfectly healthy few hands
may be worked TO advantage small plantation
ed with the seat ifdesired large quantity Df materials
prepared To make flour barrels for the of the mill
rhe term of the lease will he years. further time
required The prospects in the country
TO the mill in favor of considerable
the mill is too distant from residence think of
Quoting IL on my account, am determined rent
very cheap IL fair price be obtained.
June 10. Ito; JAMES DRIJCF
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TIE MAIL ROBBERS.

BALTIMORE, July 1O.-The very short ne
rod Of time which elapsed brtwecn the rer-
peiratlon of the robbery Of The mail on Tues
day morning by the forgemen, Emmouheiser.
Moore and Ward, and their arrest and impri-
sonment IN gaOl in this city, r,inccs in the
strongest manner the very great exrrfions
which were made by the Post Office depart
Inent, the military, and the cifizrns generally
To discover the robbers. Where all behaved
WIN so much praisew OrIhy energy, il would,
perhaps, be ~, idiOus to mention The names
oi inditlduas-but we are confident that upon
n" similar occasion was the voluntary laboug
ol the public more conspicuous than on that
to which we have just alluded.
Yesterday at the aanl, in the presence Of
Judge Bland Of the U. S. District Court, Mar
shall Bcnialou aud others, the culprits under.
went fuH and formal cxaminarion. The
Jndge stated TO them they must be fuIly aware
That the crime for which they we're then un-
der arrest was capital olfrnce llist they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
WESTERN AGENCY

fvHE subscriber agent for number OF citizens Vr
Il gnia bavirg found il necessary establish Of
hce nj the seat OF Government in Kentucky procured
assistance with view of extending his business will
now receive agencies TOR doing business of all descriptions
Tor selling land Investigating titles prosecuting SUITS
ing taxes collecting money, &C. To aid him in which, he
has engaged the hest counsel in tue Having
engaged in this business for five years. he has
say compelled procure extensive
the country, with every laid down. shew
co. he feels strong confencein his ability determine
Their relative strength These connections already
of 500 miles the Ohio river and they grad-
ally charging, that after while he hopes upon the
eep' Of an agency for land. be able determine the
strength OF the Title and from his general
the country To know the quality land without, much diff
hcuiy The subscriber has also office established in
at the Yeilo~ Banks where his
his brother Philip Tripeit, will business
and in his absence from Frankfort his business
tended TO by Mr. a. T. Burnley Letters directed TO the
subscriber al Frankfort paid will be promptly
rd TO- Application also be made Mr. Tbos. Green
o Richmond Va who will make known the terms and is
authorized TO enter into contracts for agencies.
- ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NOTE-lt NAV not he amiss TO inform tho citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents Kentucky
THAT their land he lost for attention by for.
TEXTURE Tor OF bring
ing SUITS and In opening DEGREES obaine by
lines upon very fmsy grounds death of witnesses
can now establish their claims, and in other MANY
are already thus ostbut supposed which
m'ght ny good management be reclaimed.
April ~. IIO-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
THE PRESIDENCY.

The letter from DR.. William Darlington, for
many Years highly respectable member OF
Congress from Pennsylvania, was not received
until yesterday, or il should have heen earlier
published IL disprOves the fabricated cOali-
ton between MIR. Calhoun and Mr.. Adams, or
their friends. and does justice to the manly
and noble character Of the Secretary of War.
Even that distinguished statesman may feel
proud of the esteem and appreciation If 50
excellent a man, AID so upright politician,
as William Darlington. Frank. Gaz.
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'
and customers. tina, by the three last arrivals he v
ginia now dschnrgng) they have received large
them the hest they have before at
season; Among them are,
Cambria iIantkerchiefs
Linen CRnbrics
Printed Cambrics and CaIcoes ST. 7-s and IA wide
some Of which very handsome
Furniture Calicoes
Furniture, garment and cambria Dn,iiies
100 pieces cotton Cambria, various qualities
so ,lo. cambrc Muslns, do.
" no. Jaconets Mediums and Null Musins
Worked Scotch, Swiss and India do.
Cassirets and Saiinets
Tortoise tuck, side and long Combs
Imitation 10.
Ivory and BARRIERS do.
Linen and cotton Checks fine for children
Caution, Nsnk" and Mandarin Grapes and Grape Robes
4-i,7 and "a Grape shawls various colors
Canton and Mandarin Grape Scaifs
Cotton FrDees and Bindngs
Saeens, and vigonia and Angola G.sds, seasonable
and handsome for grnil-men's
Common Company and Nance chop Nankecns
nlack blue PINK, green, straw white &C. Italian Grapes
White and colored Drings, some very fine
4s, Sand 1914 Dnmasks and diapers for table cloths
srtrerntty to,p
Fans of various kinds
Ladies and gen,lemen's Gloves of every description
New and beautiful GingLams
Gauzes OF various kinds
Mems and won,en's cotton, silk and worsted Hosiery
Company scarlet, Chocolate and yellow Banlannas
cases Irish Linens, superior bleach and texture
do ga Irish Shrrtings
do. superior Long-lawn or Kentings
Fine gauze lIandkerchefs for mourning
Various fashionable GRuze> and Gauze Grapes
Neckiaces-superior Needles
Gilt and common Pins
ParasOls and Umbrellas
Hest sewing SIN and Twist
Orange plaid Seersuckers
Patent Suspenders
Thread and cotton Tickings
Silk Velveis and velvet RibbaIds Eions
barseiles, Valencia FloreHtine Vpsting
Bomhazetts and Bombazines, various colors
Scoioprd and inserting Trimmings
leila Scarfs, Prllerin-s and Handkerchief
Mack and white bobbnet Grapes aud Coarets
Worked Muslin do. and Caps
large assortment Thread Laces
Black aud white silk do.
Elegant gilt nnd polished steel belt Buckles
DO do
Plain and elegant Ribbapds
Robes of variuus kind.
Elegant silk ShS~ls aud Scarfs, something new
DO bubbinru do.
few elegant hobbineu Wells. black and wbite
few real India Scarfs and Shawls
Figured Silks black aud various fashionable coIors
few rich plaid ,lo.
Satins of various kinds
cnsrs ladies LEGlOHN HATS and GIPSEYS beau-
tiiui style and quality and much under usunl prices
ne above articles have been selected in the last
weeks by the Junior partner here aided by his partner
az tue norh ana on such terms them
Ing Inc pubic nnd their customers that they supply
them ON unusually low terms
July d. 1876 WILLIAM NEALE h co.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


West Chester, FFnnsylVania, July 2, 1928.
Mr. NoRyELL: The Editor of thu Village
Record, Of this place, has thought proper
to state, as upon my authority, IN his paper
OF this morning, that the friends of Mr..
ADAMS and Mr.. CALHOUN have agreed to
furm " coatiion,' upon the basis that Il
Mr.. ADAMS should be elected President.
Mr. CALHOUN would have no objection Ia
take The office Of Secretary Of State under
him and at the end Of eight years, Mr.CAL
HoUN might take his place" That Editor al
50 ventures to draw the conclusiun, upon the
same grounds, that such was the course OF
policy agreed upon at Washington, 10 be pur.
sued by the friends Of those distinguished
men" To give, as | suppose, more inpos-
fng air to the story, he remarks that am the
" intimate and confidential friend" nf Mr..
CALHoCN; and thence il is inferred that Tn,
statement may be considered az authestic. a
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FOR SAI.E.

IIY'r OF land in Alhensrie county, heretofore nav
- re>deHr., consulting of $3.50 ncres, about 900 of
are ~ The hest mountain quality, aud 500 living be-
%" ue mo,aidn nnJ extending H. gsneruliy of good
qai"y, ana 'enrk"by veil tiuDe red, aud waiered Tn.
u"ct lies on the soub .ide of the Rvanna branch cf
James river, itHyiS!e Tor bsieaux TO Milton which i,
Niitn 81 mil-s IL is miles from CharIO,iesyi. and
nom tie University Of it, advantageous situation for
"e1i anu .oc'ty, no remark be- tnnde here TIE
etate has nil the usual imp on IT, "A con,mnnu.
evening house O Nhgs Tor other site
Pises good stat ;t@O barPs With thresnp machines
s,s, ana saw mix with good houses mana gers, AMI
N"els "rHposet Tor each purpose, and in good
P'r The tract he III
F aud VIII te disposed OF, il desired. Tue D.. VIM rnr
"r purchase moiby may be made 10y iDsialmeuis n
ssy liberal credit 10 be agreed the sale
the land. N' -' ~ '"'" "''
nave also for sale another tract more than ZOO
acres three 0iles below Milton, ibia thr river on
us n'rihrrn side, which lies we'll is of good uaIity yell
unrrrd aud watertd and has valuable vein of limestone
passing through it, This is divided INFO two farms
ach LIVING on 10 dwelling house, very cumnodous for
a ,"',iy win necessary out buildings Credit will be
CRU 'o' this tract in like manner for the other
PERSONS inslindbie to purchase will address themselves
W. W NE" JAMES MONROE.
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FRUS'T SALE

tlf virtue OF deed OF nv o.
- ret 10 the subscribers bearing date the Decem
Der 1871 and duly recorded in the Office county cour
OF Goochland, 10 the payment of certain sums of
money therein mentioned to James b. Ferguson The
executors ct Thomas Miller decd, shall 18th ay
ot Jul, next proceed sell upon the premises
est bidder for cash, of land in the county of
no"chhn'i, commonly called Mlersvle, miles
above the Courthouse the present residence the said
Barrett ON which there is public landing Gc or
so much thereof as shall be sufficient pay and satisfy
what may he due under the said deed The trustees will
only convey such title IS is vested in themthe title be-
iieved TO be indisputabe.
WILLIAM BOILING, D.
NICHOLAS IL. VAUGHN, trustees
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Juy3. 1875 William NEALE 4 co
FOUNTATN INN-B0Iiimore

VIE subscriber having apair) leased occupying
ihe above establishment, begs leave inform his old
customers, ana the public generally that il shall his
eaN"r la give satisfaction all those who give him
helr cus'om the house has accommodation
t me travellers comfort Good Beds, &c &r The stages
sout ana otherwise, from this establishment
Iay Families and those requiring private
handsomely accommodated. II is necessary TO
more Than that every attention shall paid those
may r"i ON JSO. ii BARNEY.
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-. tFIHu Vt tlVVIFoVTIUFFFH JVI )Hfts
WILL b. sold upon the premises, positively Monday
w the 98th day Of Juy the plantation 10 Spoitsy
'ana county called PROSPECT HILL belonging 20 the
state Of Thomas Miller dec THIS contains nine
uundred and sisy aud is of good quayab0ut
hn cleared and the balance 10 woods. Terms Onehir
d" the purchase 10 be paid and the balance
Two equal annual payments. Bonds and security with
deed ot trust upon the promises, will be required f the
purchaser. WILLIAM MILLER, Ex'ors Of Tho's
Goocbland, June II. I2-ss
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OF JAMES RIVER PRICES REDUCED.
nv now raising at Tabue's Pits, on the soHth sd,fof
Jane river, IN Chesterfield county, from neuo nil OF
onstei depth good supply of coal, very superior in
will put board, free Of shipping charges
smiling Q6 80 cen) per busbel-Orders gladly re-
tfrd and 90 punctual dealers n liberal credit will he al
"Med AS my pits well known In the Northern
80 80 as some others IN my immediate peigbbOrhUod, I
shloOed the certificates below shew in what est
Vo TIE coal generally raised tue above pits Is held
ny W. various purposes for which it has been used
S.nnond, July 4. WIN. DUNN Of ID.
onee our Bellona Cannon Foundery commenced opera
about seven years, have used almost entirely
Ia from Trabue's pits the quality of Which We have fn,
~ strong, and we'll adapted to the purpose. underes
Jn" onges, JOHN Clarke "a co.
coal used ~ the Richmond Foundery for several
has been chiefly obtained from, Trsbue's pits con.
lua1ty equal to any other for oundery purposes.
D. ttVnd' June 30, 1928. ID. l. BURR
a. W about four years whilst acted as superintendent oi
E rgina Manufacory Of Arms used chiefly the coal
nn pits, and found to be uniformly oexeellent
r'ouhond' June 30, 1923. JOHN STAPLES
V,nF The years 1917 49, 10 20 considerable quaint
fat,i was consumed in The Virginia PeBitenary from,
All g' which found Of superior quality for CRATE.
b,h,ns use. SAMUEL r. PARSONS, Late
tLo"u' % Mo'is 1898. Sup't Va Peniten'y
~ used coal from Trahues pits for time past nj
Co tnond Sugar Refinery. and consider the quality
kebray oiher 90 he obtained here.
been In the habit OF using the coal raised A.
i vii s Tor several years, and find IL OF good quality
~ "eh adapted Ia family use
SAMUEL MYERS T. f. WICKUAM
va. =. WlCKHAM, JOHN RICHARD,
5guN o. GAMBLE, JOHN WtCKHAM,
W W; ,, A,H,DhiDQE, w. NEKERVIS.
Nchmond, July J. 1925
nc gdnor Of te National Inteligencer Ba himore
t.p, ~ adeipla Am. u. Advertiser ". York Mere
pLi,b ~ bosion Ceenei Norfolk Beacon, will please
ont W 'hs Enquirer Oace Immediately, tor pay
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