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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

genera, of the Provinces, in order that they
may immediately take the necessary stems
Tor It's prompt execution.
Communication thereof shall he forth
with made to the Captains General of Sc
vile and Grenada, in order to avoid the
least delay"
Head Quarters, Perpignan, Sept. go.
The fort of San Fernando, at Figuerss.
surrendered on the 26th Of Sept. The
capi;ulaton was signed BY General Marin
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LYNCunU8G, NOyeMeER a., ,sss

u We have rssectaody Ter scvcS.a
mouths pas' permitted sur paper TO be the
tnrdiam vi a religious controversy. We
beg iea,e e. repeat. that. after the meeting
af the State and Natsensl Legislature
tue discussion must cease in this paper
We again say whas we have intellectually
sad a dazea dacs, THAI newspapers are
DOT desiEnos Tor Poir~ses- W. hope tha,
- word ts the .sisc win be suIIicientp
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PARIS PAPERS.
from the Journal des Deb0ts J


SMYRNA, Sept. |.
Extract from the Spectator Oriental -
" The Greeks lately prevented Corinth
from being re-ProSisioned. Three Turkish
sess2is OF war with the merchant vessels
loaded with provisions, made the coast of
Corntfi.-The citadel immediately hoisted
the Ottoman dag, and fired two guns the
facha, who commands in it, sent officer.
TO the Turkish Commanders to beg of
them TO land the provisions they had on
board, and $50 horsemen Immediately
went down to protect the transport Ofthein
from the shore to the citadel. Some
Greeks, who were lying 10 ambush, took
to flight but Immediately afterwards a
corps of2 ,OO0Greeks appearedIfrom behind
the mountain, and advanced ra pidIy. The
1870 horsemen, abandoning every thing
before such superior force, re-entered the
citadel in greathaste The Turks who had
landed had only time to reilnbark, leaving
all the provisions ON the beach in the pow.
er IF the Greeks.
"The General Government of Greece
having appointed an lpsariot Eparque, Of
Samos, and he not being able, on account
OF lndisposltion, 10 repair to his post, The
ipsarlots arbitrarily sent the famous Cap.
TAIN OF the hreships 10 Samos 10 his place,
and the Captain presented himself to the
Samlans accompanied by two Of his com.
rades. The Samans however sent them
away, saying they wanted nobody that
they were able, without the assistance of
me ipsar'ots and without the assistance of
European Greece, to defend themselves
from the attacks of the Turk,-that they
wished to be independent, and would not
acknowledge any superior authority. The
Epar9ue was therefore obliged TO return to
lpsara, where he commun icated to the
Senate the Resolution Of the proud Sar-
maDians and il was resolved to blockade
them IN their Island till orders are received
from the Supreme Government.
FRANKFORT, Oct. g. The approaching
interview of the two Emperors of Russia
ana Austria has given rise to numerous
reflections among our dpiomatists. The
AFFAIRS OF Turkey were especially spoken
OF, and it is thought that the cause of the
Greeks, may be considered now undera
different view than formerly, as the expe-
renee oil recent events may convince these
t"o SovereIgns, that the efforts of this
people to re-establish their independence,
and to shake off the yoke of the Barbara
ans, are quite different from the movements
OF the people of Italy and the Spanish Pc
n'nsula that, consequently, in spite ofthe
mere principle established, these efforts
might be viewed under more favorable
aspect since no understanding can result
from them among the Christian Powers OF
Europe. .4ugsbarg Gds,
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PROCLAMATION.

SPANIARps,--lt being the first care OF a
King to proa'ote the happiness OF his sub
Jects, and this being Incompatible with the
uncertainty which at present hangs on me
future destiny of the nation, and of the in
dividuals comprising it, hasten to calm
the anxietiesand nquietude arising from An
apprehension that the despotism will he
established, or that it will be governed by
faction. Identified with the nation, have
with her run every hazard ofthe ar to the
last, but the imperative law Of necessity,
compels a termination to it. Under the
difficulty arising from these circumstan.
ces, my powerful voice can alone chase
from the Kingdom vengeance and persecu-
ton.
1.-THE preamble goes On TO state F.rdi-
nand's anxiety to dissipate the horrors
which threatened Cadiz, and 10 nut AN end
To the disasters of war, with which view
he had resolved to qui, the city ON the
snccceding day, previously making known
1is own sentiments in the following mani.
f-s'o :: -
l. declare from my own free and ,poo.
aneous will and promise, under the f,i,b
ID security Of my Royal word, that If il
Mould be found necessary 10 max am,
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There are and always were seyerA
penalties against usury. Imprisonmep b.
confiscation of property, and dea, IN
have been the consequences of u, ,,rv
at different periods. At present all us,,x.
rious contracts are void and in dd;.3an
to the loss of his debt, the usur or y En-.
ed by Indictment TO the anlo, inf of hi.
ustuious bargains, one halfolf W Mich he
longs TO the commonwealth, md the o.
Their half to the prosecutor. Sow vher.
is the moral, civil, or poll Zeal d;st;nc.
ton between a hard, OF ,nress;ve har-
gain in money, or in a, Ids and Goods,
Why should there be soeb an ;na5nens.
difference betwe@l the Transaction,
that when n man taxes AN advantoaa ~
ms neighbour a.rtoney concern. he loses
his debt and 's Indicted and perhaps inn
Pzisioaed h'srssy, and when he takes.
advantage Ia q trade of goods, he can
MOI only re ,res' his debt, but ;nsprisoa
the deos0: There are more facilities
TO CHEAT, oyer-reach, Cypress, and to
take undue advantages Of mems neces-
sues by barter and sale, than by let-
tlng m.oney. Why should man. who
takes seven per cent. for the profit on
ms money, lose bis debt and be Indicted
and another who takes seventy-seven or
seven hundred per cent, for the profit on
his goods seize the property and the boz
dy OF his debtore Why should a man. /
VINO gives seven per cent for money bc,
discharged from his debt, while he who
gives 100 per cent for goods more than
mey are worth, IS imprisoned2 Let
these absurdities be reconciled. They
are SO palpably inconsistent, that il i,
o'aiy necessary TO mention them, in or
der to safety the public tibet great .iru.-
pee must be done in one case o. TIE 9th.
|er.--Eesson statesman,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-11
SIIERIFFS SALE,
By DAVID c. WILSON, SnER1rr

DY Virtue of Writ of Levar Facas to me directed,
e will be exposed To Public Sale at the House Of John
Crow, wCastle in New Castle hundred Saturday.,
18th day Of April next at O'clock, r. NJ All that mes
suage, pantauon and tract Of land, situate and being on
the north side Of Second Drawers Creek III ST. Georges
hundred, i'll the County Of Castle, and bounded as toll
lows--BegHning at an old white oak, standing by the
bridge andrunnng several by thence
by line dividing this from the land formerly Of James
Norris, thence several to white oak, by Second
Drawers Creek aforesaid thence several courses to the
first mentioned white oak, and place beginning contain
ing three hundred Of land more or less being the
Of land, which sold and conveyed by David
Lewis and Mary his wife, to Alexander Armstrong, Gather
of Cornelius Armstrong; and also certain other piece oil
land adjoining the tract above described, and lying the
south side thereof bounded by lands of james Moore and
Others containing eleven and three quarters
less which also purchased by the said Alexander
Armstrong from the above named David Lewis Excepting
out of the above described of land part thereof
heretofore sold and conveyed by the said Cornelius to Ro
bert Haughey, containing siXtl-sx acres less
and certain other part thereof heretofore sold and
lveyed by SAID Cornelius unto certain Francis King, con-
tanning thirty four acres or less the morgaged pre-
misses in the possession Of John Wood, together with
la and singular the improvements and appurtenances
heeuno belonging Seized and takenin execution as the
property Of Cornelius Armstrong, decd.
Newcastle, March 49, 1928 29-4t
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TO RENT.

vSNllE Cotton Mills and Factory, situate the Brandy,
n wine creek, known by the Of RolteJy and Al
present in the occupation Of Jain d. Carter
This property entitled to the of one halfthe
power Of the Brandywine, is situated the Wilmington
side and three miles from the Town
There or stone mill erected the year 1915
capable Of containing $500 spndlcs and old mill which
will hold 500 spindcs eleven dwellings for tenants beside,
one house and several cellars for looms stores and IN
cMdes twenty Of land, abundantly supplied viii
good This property will be let for term Of years
and put i'll complete repair At the commencement Of the
lease. There arc likewise twelve hundred spndles be
sides several tooms Which will be leased with the mill
The lease of the present occupant will expire the
first day of June next, at which time possession will be
given. For terms apply 70 JouN GoRpoS, Wilmington,
Del I. D. FREEMAN, suctionecI Piladclpia o. The
subscriber. LOUIS MLANE.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. II, 1928. 17-tf
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CHEAP GOODS.

'ESo reduce small stock Of winter goods Cloths, CAS-
iEeis' satlhetts, &C. are offered eithei wioesH'
retail at reduced prices Aud almost ally article d N
growth, produce Or manufacture of the United States W.
be received N exchange for these and other goods w
III, Market Street, Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE'
March 7th, 1898. Oh
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EDIIlI[OM..

s. BARsToW respectfully informs the public that
has resumed the arduous duties of his profession N n
You've LAnIrs AcADEar ard that he ha; furnished Mi
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for arq
an extensive and useful educaon-S Satisfactory spccna
Of Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling
the establishment.
IERMs-Iloartl, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per a.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per o.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1899. 49,
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Notice to Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office for s,ippl,
ing the United States with the following articles for
public service, viz.
Cotton Drilling, S-4 wide,
Flannel for shirts, rs wide
Pairs of laced Bootees
Pairs of list Socks,
Wooden half Stockings } Germantown
Wooden Socks { manufacture
IiNEWlSE-Mess Pans, Camp Kettles and Spades
Samples OF Drilling and Flannel will be furnished if re-
quested and patterns Of the other articles will be exhibited
on application at this Office CALLENDER IRVINE.
Commy. GeaL 0Gre, Commy. Gen Of Purcll's
Philad. March ST. 1928 90-6t 80 =
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For Sale or Rent,

FEWIE Farm and Cotton AIanufactory late Jesse TRUMP
y IN Mil Creek Hundred on Pike Creekthere are s'
y acres Of good and good stone dwelling house Y,
four tenants houses, good barn. sablng and an eScry.
orchard on The tarn-Inte Factory there $50 s"'c
water is sufficient to drive much largcr number OF E
dcs-the whole will be lei Or sold on reasonable iel'
tor further particulars apply on the premises TO
April Is, 1922 2a-&
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FOR SIZE OR RENT,

Two Story brick house in French between ID. & 3D.
IN Streets Wilmington The terms will be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Market Street.
JOHN T.. BRINCKI.E
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1898. 81
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CL.lRKE,!S CO.N.MEsNT.aRK.

CLIRhE'S COsNaMEsNT.lRY.
a 2YERS and SMITH, booksellers No 50 Fulton street
WE New-Nork, VIII shortly commence publishing Royal
Octave Edition Of DR.. Adam Carke5 Commentary, verg
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the Quarto Edition, containing the
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the whole Of the New Testament, far has been as
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A. NJ years from the Creation coated Throughout with
the years of the Jalian period and in the A. O. and
A. d. or years before and after Christ with Critical Notes
Embelshed with Maps, and Portrait Of the Author
Also, the NEW TEST AMENT, separately.
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN.
N She can be recommended for sbriey, honesty and
dustry is good cook, has been brought up III the coun.
ry and can work out in doors. For terms, apply in
Newcastle, TO GEORGE PIERCE
February 81, 1925 1872
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-11

1NANTED lad of IS or II years Of age of respeca-
w bic concessions, as apprentice the Wooden bu-
and left at the Posoce, Wilmington will be attended TO.
April 4, 1925. sq-4f
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FE.a1IIERs. FERS. sc.

EUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of superior quality in bags
% containing from % 30 lbs each Also variety o
Furs, Wool, Qus ristles Rags, &c all Of which are fol
sale at No III Market Street. JOHN r. BRINCKiH
Wilmington, March 7th, 1925 81
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NEWARK SEMINARY.

A CLOUD having engaged the Rev. VIM IcCAr. a
ms gentleman OF distinguished talents and experience in
teaching, respectfully informs the public that her Scmna
y is now in good order, and well furnished with Mans
Globes, and other apparatus necessary for acquiring an
enslve and useful education. The following branches viii
metic ook-keepngb by double and single entry with some
nf the necessary branches OF the Mathematics English
Grammar Composition, History, Astronomy, Geography
and fancy work, Drawing landscapes and flowers cmbro
dcry Painting, on velvet SATIN satisfactory specimens Of
hpro. and scholarship may be seen BY calling at the
establishment. " Wv
The terms for board and tuton-SSO a quarter. with
the ornamental branches, $3.50, payment quarterly in
advance and every necessary article furnished a. the us,
al price On the part Of the teachers, every attention will
DC Palu 10 tneir puplls. ANN CLOUD.
Newark, Delaware, April 1st, 1898 ooo
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NOTICE.
Imhortant 10 Farmers, 2auern Keeaers cg,,.
Irdvtiler8 and Economists IN general ''-

The advantages derived from straw used as feedG,,
ses, cattle and even sheep, has long been proved s
knowledged by experienced agrculturastsin gror.
many parts Of America, 10 be very great It has nrs
fitness for horse, not only because it is much ce,es
hay, but it at once secures them against heayes b
three most destructive diseases towbicLI
are liable and which often destroy them in Tie ,.
their usefulness. 1t has been used with astoBisbi"
cess in taening cattle in the stall, by genemanS
necticut, whose experiment has been recommendsI
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecic,, ~
Massachusetts. Sheep also do well, fed on straw MEN,
led mihe ordinary Way as for horses These an, H'
other successful experiments have been made by sD
prisin5 iarmersi while aboring under ali te @
vantages arising from the want Of some easy and e-ss
method Of cutting the straw. The Importance oflc
ect has long time called upon the genius Of both E
md America, to supply the public with some exDelsd
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been ns
and many specimens Of great ingenuity ard expense %
been exhibited; some Of which have dune honor IA
inventors, but in general have fallen short in utility IA
old Dutch Snbox, SO called.
But the public now invited to call and view for
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1850 = = A@AhA1
Ia Wilmington, Del, A
"PersoaS apply
please mention that III
a
Lewis Ashton
d
Jane A. Barr
John iiurgi
David Byard 2
James G Bailey
James Brady
John Brooks Q
Hannah Brown
James Black
David Brown
!. z. Bro0ne
Newton Bennett
Rhesa Brunson
Eli Baldwin
John Bullock
Sarah Brooks
Thomas Berry
G
Mr.. Clemens
James Collar
Moses Collins
Christopher Countiss
Jarrebc Chippe
Catherine Chandler
James Cromwell
Mary Cripse
LYDIA Carlton
JOlln Cole
Eliza Cooper
Joseph Clark
william Casperson
Patrick Callahan
James Carlisle
Mathew or John Cain
David Chaltart
w. Wallace Cool-
ID
Jesse Dehaven
Azariah d. Davis
Major DEBILITY
james Davis
John Day
Patrick Doonan
~
James Earvinc
Cloud Elliott
Solomon Elexande1
William Erwin
II
Elcnor vile 9
Eliza Foreman
q
II:zekiah Cuirc 5
Mr.. GMHblcs
Abraham Graft
SAM. -. Green
Joseph Garrett
Margaret Graham
Abraham Garrel.
William Green
Joseph Grubb
Jane Given
III
1olm Howard
lEestcr Howell
Step NIL iiarris
u H. lal.,yIolt
Mrs IiHai,ton
James iiArniitcn
Elizabeth iIanwaJ
Sarah Hyatt
Hiram IIaukins
Nehemiah Hill
John llaulmon
John Harris
Joshua HISS
Peter iIenlrickson
Thomas Hyatt
Major iIasson
Ann Eliza Holding
j
Benjamin James 3
Edward Johnson
Charity LETTERS
John l.. jacques
Il
Jacob Kirk
Ephraim Knobs
L
Sidney Lockerlnan
james Lain
Henry Lodge
Maria D. Lo@i.es
Elizabeth Lawrence
IL
James Miller
Join SIitlan,l
29-3t
A LIST OF THE I,F
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i /, 1928.
: for letters on this list ,Vi
are advertised.
Thomas Moore
Saml. Morton
Eliza Ann Miligan
William Miller
George Miller
William Marten 9
John Miller
Mary Moore
Joseph Marshal
John Mitchell
Mary Mahle
d. +. Mendenhall
John or Elizabeth
Montgomery
Francis Miller
Capt. Nicholas Miller
Margaret Maxwell
George Metz
Mary & Elizabeth
Montgomery
Jonathan W. Alitliil
W
William North
james Nicholson
Z
Thomas Pierce .
Lydia Poulson
Elizabeth pardec
William Provost
Caleb Perkins ,
Jacob Pinclergrass
Andrew Pierce
Joseph Pairca
Maria Price
Capt. Joshua burlington
Joseph Pennock
IL
James Robertson
John Reed
Jane Rice
Thomas Robinson
Thomas Rock
Lewis Reece
Mary Rice
NJ. Roach
Grisc la Rice
saml. Reed
Joseph Rutter
$
Phcby Sharp .
Lewis Il. Springer
Isaac Smith
LIl1abe Ii shipley
s9lail Sinclair
1oscPh - stephenson
n1"J''ll u. springer
Ec0r'2e ai'l,lal
~ summers
I'iINaoe'h oiiii'n
n NJ! .. steward
Eii@Apeth seward
Il'Hape'h spf'nScr
3lGPheh springer
S 90, 'hlltll
Ahoiiiss otepnehs
4
Robert Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Thomas TAYLOR
la..ac Tyson
Jacob B. yandevcr Z
~
Eliza A. Wheeler
Mar Wilson
Joseph White
Moses Way
Maria Warner
Elizabeth White
Sarah Wowell
James Watson
IT, 1l",5 ', w ,i''ail,s
p.li,.'..' W 8 ,as:Il,,
c.,nI NN;i,an
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which confidently think far exceeds every ,bpp,.
purpose, before exhibited both as it respects snnGs
cheapness Of construction and ease of operation.
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six years and RI,
mands universal appreciation. II IS lately patented \
Giles Dayton the inventor, Cf whom the sbsclibcrl,
purchased the exclusive right Of making and yendr,
in the state Of Delaware and has also the arcrc,
virtue OF power of attorney from said patentc 4 4
the above right to any person persons in the COUNTIES
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Nortlamptop
the state Of Pennsylvania ABRAHAM EyES
.Mne IL. 1S22--lv N.lr Now lnnl
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Periodical Literature.
Conductcd Jy ROBERT WaLSH u.

This work published monthly, forming two volumes IL
the year 1t comprises of scientific and literary
intelligence, selected from the periodical works of
Britain and fancerce Sc per year, payable in advance.