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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-05
CHAkIS, &c.

I'm. II. PATHBONE,
WAS lust received and offers for sale. at bis store
4 keed cf Pccke, GharE a new Chart, executing
from NewY,rk TO. IIavarg. improved D. government
surveys in 1890. with generai assortment Of ch''ls'
of the latest surveys -Bowdchs Navigator n .o',
lion American Coast Pilots, 10Th ed,tlon N"a''ca,
Amanacks for tie years 1922 ard 1873 s's"."s H,'
lii 1ssis,,n,-witl complete assor, ment # Nu.
teal Ins,rumeu,s--iet,er ,wridng, log and wrsPpT
Paper-esniiis and Ink Powder.
.itso general assortment OF Hardware '''e'''
Cord.gc and ship Chandiery.
last received, 30cssks cut Nails, assorted s'Ses-
50 thousand Bricks--20 dox F''e
TrCorl,aasand C.h,es made to order, and ves
sci. Furnished With every article foriong aad 'nor.
yOIages -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
BOARDING SCHOOJ.

FOR Y0UNG L.lDIES, .qT' NEIE8AA, DEL
lVgNiE subscriber proposes open School Tor youu,
Ladies' ia which they shall be instructed in the follow
ing branches Recalling, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition, Rheuric, Geography, Ancien;
land Modern, with the Of Maps and Globes, Natural
Hitory. Natural Philosophy including Astronomy and
Chemistry Elements of history and OF Moral Science on
SuEaay9 'her attention shall be directed to g. Study OF
The Bible Sacfed llisto and tie Evidences Of Christi
anity Proprety Of conduct, elegance Ct manners and
M raj reclude shall be intoxicated will the utmost ASST
duty and care,
The terms ;ir bardiog and tuition shall he s. dolls
quarter or $50 50 i paid in advance Books and Ste
tnna shan be furnshc; At he usual prices PuDiis viii
be received at any time atter this date
The healthy and pleasant situation Of Newark is SO ren
oiat known, in consequence Of the high reputation o its
academy, tina. any recommendation Of it. as an eligible
place or Boarding school, II deemed s,,pGffuous On
e part Of the Teacher, nothing sual be omsed That Is
carua cd e promote the Improvement Of bis pupils For
information respecting lis character and qualifications he
respectfully refers 70 The Rev. A. X Russell Principal Of
- Newark Academy, and TO the Rev James F. wilson
p. y. Pastor 81 the ist Presbyterian Church in nc
city 4 philadelphia. WILLIAM STIEREn
Ni4ralk, Jaaa00 4d, 1928. JOS }mu
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
TO REN.I.

VhNlE Cotton Mills ard Factory, so,7 On lie Brandy.
Wihe creek, Known BY the nonie Of Roheby and ii
present in the occupation os io}1l u. CartS'
THIS property IS entitled 70 the use OF one half ne :, a,er
power Of the Brandywine, IS situated on ne Wilmington,
side and three miles from the Town.
There are on Il new stone mil n ~ O.,
capable Of containing $500 spindles and an old mill M,
will hold 50ospindies; eleven dwelling bc.
one house ard several cellars for looms OF sore ana m
Guides twenty acres of land, abuidany supplied WITH
good wafer This property will be lie, for term OF
ana put IN complete repair at the commencement Of he
lease There are likewise twelve hundred spindes be-
Slae les several looms which will be leased with the mill
ihe lease Of the present occupant viii expire ON the
hrst day OF June eX at which time possession viii be
gwen FOR terms apply 70 Jony GoaDov, Wilmington.
subscriber. IOJrfS NI,I "A tN w Ne
Wilmington, Del. Feb. II, 1928. TT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FOn SALE.

A FARM in AproqunnninF lradred, Newcastle county,
n known BY the Of llnden Farm, containing about
$50 u land with good proportion Of marsh and
snciency Of wood lo the Of the place, quantity Of
marsh meadow already embarked, and more be made
at reasonable expense II is within me of Can't
wells Bridge, where there saways ready market for all
kinds Of gram. Il is rendered the eribe from It's
situation the State oad and The nayigab!e stream ~
Appoqlinmink which facilitates The conveyance Of i's
produce TO the Philadelphia and other markets.
The improvements are cOmmodious dwelling house,
with well of good water the door, and large barn,
the neghborhood.
Any person wishing to view this property will please
apply to Daniel Corbet or Thomas Belyle, Cantwel's
Bridge.
Terms of sale, which will be accommodating may be
made known en- application 10 JAMES COCHRAN, vii
mingon, in Jenkinown, Montgomery county, PcnnAl
vania, TO joins MANI, or
JOEL X. MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate Of JAMES NJ MANN, deed
December 81, 1892. 102--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
EnICl1I0.N.

s BARsToW respectfully informs the public that \
mas resumed the ardnous duties of his profession X
YoUHG LADIES AcADEMY; and that he has furnshcl l. %
Maps, Giobcs and other apparatus necessary for acon
~ extensive and uscfui edcation Satisfactory spec
q 'mptovc aud scholarship may be seen By camr
the establishment 'S
TERMs-Hoard, Tuition and Stationary, $50 perc,
Wimil. or, Sept 10, 1892. -l-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
ELECTTO,N

VIZ SioCKH0lDERS in the Ba,ikof UTdmagloa an
IL "Taadsaonc viii please 10 take notice, that an tccG
10, h'ne oFecors will be held at the house Of Jcsp
in, on ne ~ day Of April next, to commence :"
by order of The Board, ID. BYRNEs, CGalie.
MARCH | 1. lGl9 OF
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NOLfCE.

JONATHAN RIAL and wife, during The life time Of be
oEmer having executed deed of trust to the subscriber
OF all nar property real and PERSONAL for the benefit Of
their creditors al persons having claims against said es
tate are requested 10 produce them, properly attestcd
previous to the sale Of the property, to
Sd mo Dist, 1925 -25-5t EVAN LEWIS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
JOHN ~. YaTC.N,

ESPECTFUlLY informs the public, that he has con-
4 = menced business at the Store lately occupied by
Neft door 6olo'0 The AiAan Kg, Mriet- Street, ULmeg"
Mh5re ne has and intends Keeping good Assortment
Cloths Cassimers, Cassinetts, oa3inrs. Fannes Blnb
zetts, Hosiery, Grapes and other silks, Foreign AMI 20
nestle Linens, Ticking, Checks, Caicoes Domcsic an
imported Musins, Psits and stripes; with further v
m ne q Wooien, Liner. Cotton, and other Dry Goods
u Ml.ch VIII DC s'l upnn reasonable terms.
Wilmington, March 4th, 1893. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FOR SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN.
she can he recommended for h"ty, honesty and IN
dustiy IS ag9ol * has been brought M in tie coun
Try and can work ont or in doors. For terms, appy in
NeW,basti.' e GEORGE PIERCE.
February 81, 1928. 18-go
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Octave Edition Of Dr.. Adam Clarke's Commentary on u
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NOTICE.
Imhortant 10 Farmers, 7aUcrn Keehers, Ccr..
Travellers and Economfsfs IN general '''

The advantages derived from straw used as fcod c.,
ses, cattle and even Sheep has long been proved w.
knowedged by experienced agriculturaIistsin E,r
many paris Of America 10 be very great. 1t Mas Tp
fitness for horse, not only because ii is much che.fs
hay, but it at once them against heayes I
founders three most destructive diseases 10 ,yi;Is
are liable, and which often destroy them il tho nJ,
their usefulness. il has been used with astonL; "al'
cess in fattenng cattle in the stall, by genllemar
neccut, whose experiment has been recommen9ei'
lad before the agricultural societies in Connectis
Massachusetts. Sheep also do well, fed on s,,a n.
cd IN the ordinary way, as for horses These and
other successful experiments have been made Nv oa.
prsng farmers; while iaboling under an Ge I ~,
vanlages arising from the want Ct some easy and eg
method OF cutting the stray The importance If ,
ject has long time called upon the genius Of boil g
and America, TO supply the public with some eApeI,y
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have ben n,5
and many specimens of great ingenuity anu ezpensI
been exhibited some of Which have done honog "a
inventors but in general have fallen short, in u,ty M
old Dutch Snibox, so called. "U1
But the public are now invited TO call and view f6o
selves a ~ 'uSu
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Y'{J0.NJS .tbDOWELL

AS removed his Office to No. GA King Street, VI
mihgton' where h. continues to perform the dq;ies'
'l'o Office Of Justice Of hc Peace and Notary Pubic
Al'o, erc4es Bonds, Mortgages Letters Of Auo%g
generally, with "eaurac, and despatch.
Wilmington, February AZ. la53 19--f
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PUBLIC sale.

VEyo BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE on Seventh dav he
9Th Of next month, at o'cock, p NJ at the late res
dence OF JONATHAN RIAL, deceased the following de
scribed property, to wit:
No. IA LOT Of ground so feet on French street and A.
out l7O feet deep, on which is erected story frame
dwelling house
lot held by lease from the estate Of VIM Kirk-ioptn@
French street. and bounded the one side by the nro
petty Of Amelia Shatd, and cn tic other BY lot No
No. 3'-A frame stable standing on LOT belonging to
THE he of James tiiipin
Al5oa variety Of honsehodand kitchen furniture con.
sisng Of beds, tables chairs, stoves orc secretary ana
vaiey of other articles Conditions made known on the
LAY Of sale by EVAN LEWIS. Trustee
Sd mo- 21st, 1823.-25-5 st
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CondNetea b ROBERT I,4LSM ".

This work is published monthly, forming two volumes il
The year. Il comprises OF scientific and literary
intelligence selected from the periodical works Of Grea
Britain and FEancepce S6per year. payable in advance
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Christian Advocate.

This work is continuation of the Presbyterian Maya
zine. 1t is published monthly at SO per year
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CL.3RHE'S C0.Y.IE,N'q:.3RE.

YERs and SMITH, Booksellers, No. 50 Futon street,
We NewYork, viii shortly commence publishing ROYAL
Octave Ed,ion Of Dr. Adam ClarBe's Commentary on ~
fine TAPER, and excellent prin at one HALE the pr.e Of
The Quarto Edition, containing the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thn
purpose, before exhibited both as it Respects .Ts'
cheapness Of construction and of operation,
II has been in use in Massachusetts SIX years an, 49,
nauds universal appreciation. II is lately pa,r,,S n
Iiiles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the suhs.lr
purchased the exclusive right Of making anl II, .D
in the state of Delaware, and has also H.
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Paten ~ n,
The abote right to AIRY person persons il The comm;
fhadephla Lancaster, York, Bucks aud Noutaut,oo
the state Of PENS wanna, ABRAHAM r.ry
June IL, 1899 1, Near Narr'"
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Journal of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted BY SAMUEL ENLEN u. NJ D.

and U1LLL2JI PRICE, E D.
This work presents Mt stated intervals synopsis of the
Foreign Magazines, Journals and Reviews, appropriated
to Medicine and its kindred sciences and ito contents all
arranged under the divisions of selected papers, selected
reviews medical and philosophical intelligence and list Of
new publications. This journal is continuation OF the
Eclectic Repertory. Ii is published quartcryat S4 pei
anlum
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Periodical Literature.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at the Office Of the
~ Waterman, for the following periodical works, nov
publishing in Philadelphia by f. Littel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
-''seS 9.4.-
SHOCKING,

CoLumBr4, IS. c. Sept. So.-A man by
the name of Powers, who was employed,
with others, on the Saluda dam, was taken
severely i'll while at work on that place on
Saturday last a week. He remained on
the bark Of the river during the time tn"
other hands were at work, and when they
ceased, endeavored to walk up to the house
with them. Finding himself too i'll to pro-
coed, they left him, Under the expectation
that he would be able after short rest To
follow them. Not, however, making his
appearance, some time after dark, Mr.. Bill
lings, the superintendent, gathered the men
together again, aud proceeded with them to
the place where they supposed they had
left him, and searched all night, but with
out finding him. On the next day, another
search was made with a stronger party,
bat also without success, On Wednesday
last, four days after, his body was found
by two negroes in cornfeld, about half a
mile from where he had been left, and
shocking TO relate, partially deyoured by
the buzzards His bowels were entirely
torn out, aud his flesh in several places
picked from the bones Ieiescope.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
THE NAYERLY NOVELS.

The following article from late No. of
the London Mirror contains an idea which
agrees with the theory we have frequently
suggested. From the variety of these 10.
Ttls, and the rapidty with which they are
poured forth, we consequently believe that
they arc all the productions of one mind
Sir Walter Scott may be the principal au-
thor ; but is. it not probable that he has
some associate in this Literary adventure !?
Would not this fact serve to explain his
own conduct upon the occasion; his neither
claiming nor disclaiming the authorship of
the WayerIy Novels
"The Scottish novels have acquired u
distinguished popularity from their own in
trinsic merits, aud from the mysetry in
which the authorship is involved. Our
readers cannot he ignorant that they are
generally attributed to Sir Walter Scott
There are, horerer, strong reasons for belier
ing, that though The trhote series mag hur,
gone through his hands lie is not he sole au.
thor" Rich Comp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24

krw OaLEA7s, sep. u.
TTs Jqfs .Storm-Our correspondent
near Baten Rouge, writes US under date oil
! the l4lh lust that d" about II o'clock on
| Thursday last a storm set IN, and which
| vel continues fSunday, IL o'clock SO sio.
! lent, flut I have not dremed II sale To
| venture To town. Last night was one OF
much anxiety and alarm--the trees all IA
round were cracking aud falling in every
direction. Apprehrhding danger from The
/ forest trees contiguous to the negro cabins,
! | arose To cali my negroes ~ the Kitchen ;
on opening the door heard their voices
AS they we're scrambling to find their way
| TO the horse from their cabins-thc ground
| acknowledgements of rain falling loud
| blasts of wind howling through fine forest
lofty trees falling in every direction, and
the gloom aud darkness of the night struck
them with such CONSERVATION as complete
ly bewiderGd them. As the wind increas-
ed no voices could be heard-leaIing that
they had lost the direction to the house,
ordered the conch shell to he sounded,
which soon brought them to the kitchen.
They made their retreat in good time from
the cabins, though not until the roof of
one was beaten in by the falling of tree,
and which was Immediately after nearly
Frustrated by the fall of another-fortu
nately no lives were lost or limbs broken.
stop writing TO watch an opportunity
to take peep into my cotton field, from
which, | may form some idea of the dam
age done the crops in this neighborhood
proceeded far enough into my cotton
field to satisfy myself, that, with the rot,
and the present state of the cotton, being
broke down and torn up by the roots in
part, and the balance leyeled with the
earth, the hopes of the planter in this vi
entity, the present season, of making any
thing like half a crop, must now be at an
end, it may judge from my own field
The storm yet continues So violent, that
have not seen ncighbor since it com
menced-nO one dare venture along the
road, as the trees continue to fall in all
quarters.
AS collect further facts ofthe damages
done, shall communicate them"
A letter has been received in town from
a respectable gentleman on the Arcadian
coast, which says, that tic late storm has
destroyed Que third of the sugar crops in
that neighborh0od.
BAYOU SARAH LANDING, Sept. IS.
1--WE have experienced, the three days
terminating p. NJ. of yesterday, the So.
verest gale known since 1899 fences, cot
ton, corn, &c. PROSTATE trees blow down,
and water courses higher than was ever
known, was the picture of yesterday"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

We learn that a superb service of plate,
has been presented by the officers and crew
of the u. S. ship Cyanne, to capt. II. II.
SPENCE, late commander of said vessel on
her cruize to Africa. 1t consists of FIVE
pieces, Of pure, massive silver, crnamented
in very splendid style and inlaid with
platina. 1t was executed by Messrs
Fletcher and Gardiner, of Philadelphia,
and is a beautiful specimen of skill and in
genuity-honorable alike to the donors and
receiver. On each piece is engraved the
following inscription: Presented By The
qfcers and orew Of the United States ship
Cyanc, 10 Captain Robert Treat Spence,
as Il testimony Of their consideration and
aspect.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24

Tn Zig Of Dtscord" is said to be the
title of the article which is shortly expected
from the pen of the writer efthr -" Political
Horse Race
A. curious coincidence, we would men
Horse Race" first appeared, there was a
production ofthe same kind by a gentleman
of Virginia, in the hands Of bis friend in this
town, and intended for publication in this
paper, in all lis parts so similar to the one
published in the Nashville Gazette, that it
could hardly have been supposed the fruit
Of different pen. II was of course sup
pressed. Fred. Herald.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
LYNcn8URG, OCTOBER a, 1898.

~ Thepetit'on To The Common Coun-
eli for n reduction of lhr tax un Theatrical
exhibitions, sill remains Al this olhee.--
Those who are disposed 10 sisn II, are re
ouesied 10 call This forenoon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

hNoxyIGLE, October l0.-On Nednes-
day the LIST, both branches of the Legisia-
lure of this state met in the Representative
Hall for the purpose of electins Senate
to Congress 10 supply the vacancy occa
stoned by the expiration of the term al
service of the Hon. John Williams. The
candidates ~ nom iaton we're, Hon. John
WILLIAMS and Gen. A SpREw JAoKsos.-
All The members of the legislature were
present, and IN counting the votes, the fol
lowing MAS the result
Jackson, IS
Williams, %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
J dCk sou,
Williams,
Jack sous majority,

On no similar occasion, perhaps, since
the organization Of the state, has tber s-bcen
more interest excited than ON the present
The friends Of each commended with much
soIicitude for their fasorlte candidate, tho
all was conducted in harmony.
Repister
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
MALAaA. Aug. On. Ipac

FROM BRAHIL.-Capt. Smith of the
nr'S Alfred, arrived at Salem from Maran-
nam reports That place had declared in fa-
Eor oil 'ndcfendence ofthe European Por-
tnsuese Government, and acknowledged
me authority of the Imperial Government
OF brazll on the LIST August, and Para, en-
the llth. The authorities, and principal
inhabitants of Maranham, being displeased
WITH the re-establishment of despotism in
Portugal, had agreed on this measure two
Or three weeks previous but in cona.
quence OF the arrival of some Portuguese
troops from Bahia, and some outrageous
proceedings OF the blacks, it was suspend
ed till the arrival of Lord Cochrane, il the
ssIp Peter the First, of ID guns, when the
place Immediately submitted, and Goch-
rane took the entire control. He seized
al the ships and property of the European
portuguese merchants, Ito the amount OF
about million of dolars,) and was sea-
ding 1t to Rio for adjudication. His pro-
ceeolngs were extremely arbitrary and ty,
fann'eal-several respectable merchants had
been imprisoned BY him-the business OF
'he place was almost entirely suspended,
ana the merchants and capitalists were all
leaving 1t. CochraDe had been there a.
bout SIX weeks when the Alfred sailed
ana was to leave in few days, destination
unknown.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24

saasa 5. opposite Asssns isji@ieh . t3ayfoff.
IT TIE srmi. Weekly faper, al 50. anl The
Weekly I. 4ts. Il IS per annins. phyahis ia
sdyanee.-to subscription @ill hf received ioT
les taHe llaah siN months aud 10 paper !" h'
be discontinued ,hit at Tie discretion oi TIE
fdiiuf.A Until a. aifeafesrs are fsid.
II rti.en.nis sii bf inserted at >!
renis Jlar s4aras COZ les the fs.i TIME, ahd
~ 10 oslls Ter each fonilnuhncrs iteSs
frsp a distance mus Ice p"id Tor previous !"
tasff insertion. ar the payment assumed bt
80 responsible person ~ lynehhafg
n rban.,rx Orders arc inserted Ter SIS
Dollars
~ All Letters dressed TO the Edii1f' mus
he posrr ,tp, ar they will not be attended To-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-24
DELAWARE.

General SAMUEL PAINTER, the federal
Candidate for Governor in the State of De-
iaware, was elected, on Tuesday last, by a
majority of 2G9 votes over DANIEL Hhz.
Earn, Esq. the republican candidate. The
next legislature of that state will also be
federal, the house of representatives con
sIstns of fourteen federal members and
seven democratic, and the senate of five
federal and four democratic MEMBERS
Delaware is the only federal state in the u
mon.
On the above, the Delaware Gazette, a
federal paper remarks -" The state oil
Delaware supports Mr. Crawford as tn,
candidate for the Presidency. As this i,
the only profrssedly federal state in tn,
union, Mr.. Crawford must therefore be
regarded as the federal candidate"