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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
SWAIAl,S PANACEA-

FENiE diseases in which this medicine has been
,prdon'ly useful, hre Srrofula Kug's Evil. M-rcu.
rta Disease deep seated Syphilis, rheumatism, liberated
FnrdSore Throat, all diseases arising from contanna
'td or rure stale of the blood and almost every disease
Ot an ulcernns rainre.
n ageH or Richmnnd. offer for sale. Swniu genuine
Ranarea al his prices 50 per dozen. So sape bottle.
Dec. rs JAMES MrKI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
CARRIAGES.

THE Subscriber returns his
fzeErR thanks to his friends and the pub
1-1sTEr=2a-E<faic generally, for the very libPr al
6GIEESSSs1S4SX Encouragement he has received
- ~1-2Eu.f for number of years back, and
informs them that he has now
ready and will continue Keep good assortment Of car
TiHges and gigs Tor sale his manuctOry miles
OF Petersburg Va which Tor durability neainess and good
ness of materials, will he equal any work
from tie Philadelphia market and prices low IS work
Of the same kind be obtained from that city ich IN
gueionaby has the preference to any other place in the
United States for well made carriages.
u constant supply oftbe above work will be kent for
sale opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg Vn
STERLING WOODWARD
- Orders from any part of the country addressed 10
Poplar Grove post Office, Dnw idie county Va will he AZ
tended to with puuctualy and Dispatch
Poplar Grove, Mas a. fl-w25D S w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
REPORTED FOR THE NATIONAL INTELLIGEScER
Eighteenth Congress.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, AZ



Tie following memorials and petitions wer,
presented, and appropriately referred
BY MIR. Benton, the memorial of Tn, Legis
laiure of Missouri, praying for the passage %
a law for the adjustment of claims To lands in
that state, under FESno and Spanish titles
BY MIR. Benton, also, the memorial of the
Legislature uf the territory Of Arkansaw
praying for some legislative provision To de-
fine the boundaries Ofthat territory, with IA
view In lis future admission as one of the
states of the Union. Referred 10 a Select
Committee of three members
BY MIR. Holmes "f hlaine, The petition al
Comfort Smith, stating that her husband is
entitled Ia the benefit of The Tfnsiun law, bui
Is deprived of his reason, and therefore not
able 20 take the oath prescribed, praying tina,
the oath may, in his case, he dispensed with
BY Mr.. Haync. the petition of Francis Hen
derson, for hIHsrlf and others, heirs of the
late Col. John Laurcns, praying compensation
for certain diplomatic and Military service.
rendered 10 the country by Col Laurens
Mr.. Louvre laid on the table aresnuliOn o
the Synod of the city ofPhiIadrphia, approx
| ing of the course taken by the Government, il
relation to certain tribes Of Indians
| The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.
D'Wolf, instructlng an inquiry into the rxpe
diency OF allowing drawback on all articles o
| domestic manufacture, the raw material %
which is Of foreign growth, was again read 4u,
adopted.
The resolution offered Yesterday by Mr.
Johnson, of Louisiana, requiring the Com
missioner of the General Land Office To Ia,
before the Senate information and document
touching the official duties of the Register q
the Land Office, and Receiver of public mo
Deys, AT ST. Helena Court House, IN Louisiana
was again read and adopted
On motion of Mr.. Bruten, he Senate pr"
ceeded To the consideration of Expcutiv
business Immediately thereafter,
Adjourned till twelve o'clock tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
HOPKTNSVILLE,

ESoR sale or lease the wel-knV~u TAvFBN called Hop
kinSVie on the buckingham about - miles
Richmond, occupied by Mr.. Corn-lius Buck. The
buildings are IN good condition. and the aHd dwell
Ting house have been recently well painted. Possession
be had the january Persons disposed
Tent purchase, must meke application presou, the
IOlh rs November. JOHN ROREHTSON.
fiielsu,3ui.
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WANTED A SITUATION

superintendent y rounty court or supe
ror court sffce. Such recomne ndaons rs may b,
required can he obtained Communications lett NJ the of
nee Of the Enquirer addressed 10 q. L. will received
Decor ber .. 6t-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

- DEC w 67-w2w
'tHE subscribers empnW cred by the president and
directors IT the James river Compsn, 10 receive pro-
gua for pnr of The Loans authorized procured by
tm by an net ~ the General Assembly passed. the 2th
~ ot February 1898 entitled An mailing eGec-
, provision To carry iHto effect the net entitled Az
~ amend The entitled pr clearing improving
W 9avigHOn Of lanes river, and for uniting the Eastern
western waters by the James and Kanawha rivers,
'Hu TOR other rurpnsesn
~ monies oaned IN pursuance NJ the said act must he
P,iu mo the The warrant " The "a Auditor
t' We payment n each oaped TIE Trensurey nj
oDt7nlo"renh tCH iss, crtiGcgfs Of s'ock FIR the
sI t ihereeC purPoyfiug Tint me Commemorate
a. 'der his eruiprs 80 he loaned together with
~ ''re agreed on-iiaf the Interest shall he semi
tvo. pnd-,hal The principal Is irredeemabe for
nrc years and afterwards he redeemed the pleas
u'e Of ihe Legislature
g. JERWAN BAKEP, Treasurer
III q SIT BRowN, W ~ Auditor
.Ho,y " Turner, Hiitnm " Turner, and
&c. I"rner, children md heirs n John Turner dec
n t"n have NO place ~ residence known 10 me, take
Won WV" method " notifying that The legacy IN which
'r, sn'tied from the of grandfather. John
Ia ' uet i' now IN hands. which api ready ms
To- "" upon your executing refunting hnnds. in
"a 'Ty application he uade consider myself exonerat.
'Vm Tue payment Of interest after this Notice.
JAMES TUNER, Sen.
cs,.,. - AdmOr Of John Turner dec.
S''ue county, NOV. %. Wt-f2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
MILITARY BALL.-We understand that IN

MILITARY DALL---Wt underStaDd that the
managers Messrs. Price and Simpson, ha, g
iIbetally offered the use of the Theatre for the
Ball which Is To take place on the SIh Of Janu-
airy next in aid OF the Greeks This is highly
credI'ablr To these gentlemen. BY flooring
yer the pit, and opening an entrance through
the boxes, Il grand saloon will be form, /,
which, if tasirfuIIy decorated will present "A
spectare worthy nf the occasion. Thr dif-
ferent tiers of boxes. will accommodate such
part of the company as do not participate in
the dance. IA. Y. MAI. Abr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

ter part of the spectators our ancient and un-
'orgivmg opponenis, vino had no doubt as
sembled Ia enjoy the sound OF run"as Yer
dict against Mr.. Noah, and we could here and
there discover a real blue light ready To laugh
in his sleeve at his discontinue there they
Were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
FROM THE SQUADRON.

Bv the arri, III oi the schooner Princess Ann,
Banks, in IL days from Havana, we learn that
the U. : schrs. Porpois-, II. cnmdt Ramage
Frrrel, J.. comdt Duncan and Jackali, Il.
c"mdt Orllers were at Havana on the Goth
ult. tie last vessel tn sail Immediately on a
cruise around the south side of the; Island
Th" Wild Cat, II. comdt. Wolhert, arrived on
the l4'h, and sailed two days after for hlatan-
gas The Greyhound, lieut.. Farragut, was at
Thompson's Island on the 18th, fitting for Ha-
vana 10 procure mpdicalstores. Midshipman
Purcell, ofthe brig Spark, who WAS left sick
ut the garrison, has arrived in the Princess
Ann. The sick AT Thompson's Island were
con'aescent. ". i. paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
WHIsKEY AND HATS.

IiHE subscribers have received this aV on CONSIGNMENT
~ barrels of superior old whiskey and one case OF
gsniemens best beaver hats Of the for
very low 10y WILLIAM MAY l. 10
Heccmbtr O.. go W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

The La,c vs.. Judge Keyes.-The Rutland
(Vt.) Herald, men'ions a novel circumstance
concerning judge Reyes, recently represent
iative in Congress from that state. The
Judge having been beaten in law suit, petit
toned the legislature for new trial, which
was refused.
Indignant at the decision. he went home at
the close of the session, and gathered up all
his law books-carried them out into the
highway, and in presence, as il is said, of a
number of his brother members on their re-
turn home, communicated fire to the pile, and
consumed the whole mtimating at the same
time, that his house should never again be dis
graced with any more ofthe laws OfVermont,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

Captain Phillips, ef the brig Homer, ARR, ed
at Baltimore from Rio Janeiro, states, that
large quantity of Wheat from the Cape OF
Good Hope, computed at 10000 bushels, ar
rived ut Rio three days previous Ia his sailing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
INDIANS.

DErRoIT Nv 81 The number of Indians
that have visited Maiden the past summer is
greater than usual. From what we saw and
heard of them at this place, we believed the
number TO be about 5000 but in recent
conversation with respectable inhabitant nf
Maiden we learn that it exceeded 6OOOi Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
JOSEPH SHELTON. D r.
RICHARD MORRIS, Jr. itu'


~ The undersigned for hose benefit the above men
'nued sale is he made will should IL he an accomnoa
non 10 the purchaser grant credit Of months for one
rd OF The purchase money aud one ard two from the
'ay Of sale for the balance he whole bearing interest
Until padPeronnl security will he required for the first
P,y'sent. and deed OF the land secure the
whole amount Of the purchase money.
JOHN SHELTON,
Survg partner of Shelton Harris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

AlH virtue Of deed of executed 10y BENJAMIN An
~ derson Joseph Shelton and Richard Morris hear
ine date the 18th day Iuly 1919 and duly recorded in
the clerks Office Of Gnochland county court, shall
'he 9Th day O January next, Goochand Courthouse.
proceed 60 sell for ready public auction four hun
red aud sixty twn uflaud, he tie
lng IN the county Of GoOchand and bounded by James
T'fr the lands Of John l.. Harris dec. Charles T. Bates,
ec aud Others in order satisfy the purposes said
iFust deed this land lies adjoining Goocand Courthouse
hd in agreeable neghbnurhOOd title will he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
NEGROES FOR SALE.

w I'LL he sold Avetts Warehouse, the first day Of
" January next, FIVE six Negroes, for cash.
RICHARD HILL, Attorney in fact
Tor Brook Hill and William Flem. Gaines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-27
iFrom the New York American, May 20.l
FOREIGN AFFAIRS

The necessity of giving as much as possible
OF the foreign news yesterday, in the shape
of extracts, left MS little time or room to com
pare the accounts received per Leeds, with
those previously given. We shall now en-
deavoT To connect the thread Of the narrative.
Our former accounts left the French army.
as was supposed, in state of some insur-
bordlnatiou, or at any rate so circumstanced,
as that the King had thought it expedient, by
special decree, TO constitute the Duke of
BelunO, Major q neral Of his forces, with or
ders to depart Immediately for the Pyrenees
committing the war department in the
mean time To Count Dion. The Duke of
Bclluno accordingly rides post to Bayonne,
arrives there on the 29ih, and on the
30th, the Duke Of Augouleme issues his
proclamation, countersigned not by the Duke
OF BellunO, whom the King had expressly ap-
pointed, but by the Count Gulleminot, who
was supposed TO have been superseded. as
Major Gtneral-thereupo the Duke of Bel
Juno posts back again 10 Paris, and quietly
resumes his functions Of Minister OF War
Upon this subject, among our extracts to-day
will he found a private letter from The Times,
indicating no very good intelligence or subor-
dination among the high authorities but nei-
ther this nor any other account that we have
seen IN the papers, furnishes any satisfactory
'NIi""dIpn Ol tWS apparently hUOlless errdnd
ot the Duke Of Belluno. The proclamation,
however, having been issued, and mass duly
celebrated along the whole line, the Bidassoa
vas crossed, and one or two Intellectual at.
lacks, without battsring cannon, were made
on The strong place Of St. Sebastans. 1t is
confidently stated that the force which has
penetrated INTO Spain, does not exceed 26, 200
men, and that about 10000 more, of which
part under the command Of Prince Hohenloe,
WIS TO march into ArragOD and another part
under Money, from Perpignan, was to march
into Catalonia, composed the whole French
army destined for the regeneration, as il is
called, OF the Spaniards The Ebro, which
almost traverses Spain, from the Bay of Bis
cay to the Mediterranean, will, il is said, be the
line upon which the French will concentrate
their troops, preparatory to Interior opera
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-27

when they fired it of. Ii was most fortunate
that they were so slow, for the ball passed
right through house and struck a platoon
stationed behind the building, precisely on the
spot where his Royal uighness had been dis
trihuing the decorations fifteen men were
killed or wounded
"The Holy Alliance Ministers are about to
set out in few days, for the camp of the
Duke d'Angouleme. His Royal Highness
will thus. have both the Regency of Spain and
the representatives of the great continental
powers AT his mess.
The affair before Bayonne st. Sebastian
was much more serious than the official bull
letin states. We cannot yet have the Spanish
accounts, but reports from the army make the
loss of the French troops 800, instead ofabout
90"
The Royal Juuta has issued proclama-
ton, replete with all the common places of
srrvilty, and repeating, nearly in the SAM"
words, the memorable maxim of the French
Kings speech, that all popular privileges must
emanate from the good pleasure of the King,
as the source of popular rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-27

Yesterday, after our selections were made
and chiefly in type, we were politely favoured
by an esteemed friend with Bells Uondon)
Weekly Messenger of the 2lst April, in Il
postscript To which we find an article Of the
first Importance, not noticed in any of the ex
tracts published in the New York papers.
The article alluded to is here subjoined, and
should the intelligence it contains prove cor
rect, (of which there is good warranty in the
established character and reputation of the
paper which prnmulgates it) we may expect
soon to see all Europe lighted up by the
flames of war. Ball finer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

TRAVELS in New England and New York ;
BY Timothy Dwight, S. T. ID. Ill. d. Late President
Of Yale College. 4 vols. 8so. 1000
A COLLECTION OF THE EPISTLES from
the Yearly Meeting of Friends in London the Quarterly
and Monthly Meetings in Great Britain Ireland else
where, from 1915 to 1920 being from the first establish
ment of that meeting. $50
FAREWELL LETTERS to few friends in
britain and America, returning to Bengal in 1921 by
VIM. Ward, of Serampore rs cts.
KERSEY'S TREATISE, IS cts.
FRAGMENTS, in Prose and Verse, by Miss
Elizabeth Smith with account OF her life and charac-
Ter, by Il. NJ. Bowdler 100
METHODIST ERROR; or Friendly, Christian
Advice TO those Mcthodists who indulge in exyaeant
emotions and bodily exercises by Wesleyan Melho-
dist. so cts
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW comprising the
Declaration Of independence the Articles Of Confclera-
ton the Constitution OF the United States; and the Con
sutions Of the several States composing the Union
The Second Tour Of DIR. SYNTAX in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with "a colured carica-
fure engravings. S4.25
CONVERSATIONS ON NATURAL. PHI
IOSOPtY in which the elements of that science are an
harly explained, and adapted the comprehension Of
Young pupils illustrated with plates by the author of con.
yersatons on Chemistry l Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
,sMrsNA, Jg1v t1uh. 1925.

s&r&vA, Jgi; TIN. 1925.
The Directors of the Baak Of Smyrna have demanded
nsalmcnt Of five dollars each share Of the capital
stock OF the said Bank to he paid by the STOCKHOLDERS
pectiyely, the tweny-thrd day Of October ono
half ngod silver and the residue in notes Of the Banks
Of this state Of Banks established 3, law in Philadelphia
Balnorepr0vded the said Banks pay their notes in
specie iiy Order OF the board,
60-5n S. IT, ROBSON, Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
EDUCaTTON.

u DWARD A. LAFoREsT, respectfully informs
school for :" the nstrastion ' Of youth II lie Lain
Greek Languages, in the Wilmington Academy on "''
the 18th inst 81
+. A. L. intends confirming himself entirely 70 g,
ing in the two above branches of polite leaning nv NV
particular information, please to apply at MIS- D'
nearly opposite the Academy. 70
September 18th, 1923. -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NAlEICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vESIIE partnership OF RICHARD and Israel. G. HUM
B. PllllETS dissolved the 9TH day of March
1920 all persons in out of the State Of Delaware in
debted TO said firm requested make immediate pay
ment and those having demands present them for set
uement, TO the subscriber, noar Cantwcls Bridge, Del
ykvHOSE indebted to the of Israel c. M,mpyeps
l. deceased, also requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims TO present them for
settlement to
RICHARD HUMPHREYS, Erccutor.
Sept. IL, 1873. 76--4tp.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Sept. 4, 1898.

rENE Cotton Mills and buildings in which the above ma
chinery has been for years used situated about
three miles from Wi7Dngton The sali is of stone, 81
feet by 40 feet four stories high and capable of
gs three thousand spndes with the necessary outbud.
ing, and one half the power of the Brandywne
For terms inquire of the subscriber Philadelphia
j. b. SIMS.
Sept. 9, 1928. rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
Z. NJ. POMEROY,S
.1FET.QLLIC strap md P.aSTI

.1IET.4LLIC STRAP and PASTE,
ST0R Razors Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
H. by Constant, Krtland and Co. Wallngford Connec-
ticnt, and sold the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No 1885, Market The above Strap and Paste
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior amy before used in this
or any other country, January 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ill persons having claims against the estate Of 8Iula
IN Wtsock, deceased, late of the Borough Of Whining
ton, either by Bond Specially otherwise, request
ed TO exhibit them speedily TO Benjamin Ferris, Of the
Borough aforesaid, acting Administrator of the estate of
the deceased-And these who arc indebted the said
estate desired to prepare themselves for payment
possible, the administrators wish TO settle the
same without delay.
ISAAC W1TrELOCK,7 Ais,
BENJAMIN FERRIS, 4A"ih 10
Wilmington, 9th mo. %, 1928. 7-18t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
To Merchants and Manufacturers.

extensive assortment of Domestic Cotton and Woaet
IN Goods manufactured of the hest materials and sup
ply of Good Cotton Farm from Nos TO Is inclusive, are
generally hand Also, just received, few cases Of
FUR HATS. All of which will BE- disposed Of either
wholesale retail reduced prices fer Cash Barter at
No. Ill, Market Street Wilmington.
JOHN n. BRINCISLE,.
Sept. 9. 73-tf
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- 6;

Lucky Office JNarEet street, Wilmington, Del.
As prizes will be paid down. no credit can be given for
tickesut approved notes viii be taken, payable few
days previous to the drawing.
Letters will receive minute attention if post pat-not
otherwise but Gentlemen who have kindly accepted
Agencies throughout the State viii furnish tickets
The Numbers drawn certified dy re Commissioners viii be
Immediately advertised in the public papers, that every
ono may at once ascertain his C50oI Luck
NJ We hope this Lottery may succeed for the benefit
of the Chnrclhe credit Of the State and the good of
the pubc-for those who do not draw High Prizes them
selves, derive benefit from their friends being more for
tunate. Sept. 10. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
DELAWARE sTATELOTTERY

there many Lotteries granted by the Legislature
IA of this State, that have never been acted on-and us
the aim and object Of the applicants for such authority
and the lberaity of the Honorable the Legislature in
granting it, have thereby been frustrated
The subscribers would respectfully suggest 10 the gen
emen appointed by law conduct Them and whose local
situation may create interest in their success that Lot
eres hitherto, in this State particularly, have been aJio
sadly and badly mismanaged-bu the New Mode or New
Series Of drawing Lotteries noW popular wherever
roduced will obvate this difficulty, the
Managers, and success to the institution.
ts therefore proposed to those authorised to act in the
capacity OF Managers, to grant them Patent Right 70
draw their Lotteries the New Plan, which the subscri,
bers hold exclusively for this State and under which they
have drawn the two last Delaware State Lotteries with
much satisfaction to the public.
They not only willing TO do this, but will furnish,
printed Schemes suited to the desired be raised
and handsome Tickets divided into packages, Clubs and
Single Tickets to defy mistakes They viii also at
tend to draw the Lotteries whenever the Managers deem
sufficient number Of Tickets disposed of Justify
This will be done in few minutes and shall be warranted
10 give general satisfaction. For further particulars OF
more satisfactory than this outline apply mme-
daely by letter pos paid to the sbscriberswhen every
information shall be given. HOPE & Co.
DetlrOare Slate Lottery Office, Wilmington.
Sept. g, 1928. II
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate " are
~ EWES. late of New Castle Hundred decea tH,'
quested to present them properly authenticated
ment without delay, and those persons that are 'r
delay, TO the undersigned IARRIETT EYES, "l aJ11
and THOMAS J. HIGGINS, IN mi
Cox's Neck, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, -31
Sept. 8, 1928.