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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-01
FROM number of certificates two only are selected
From Enoch Perley, Esq.

- Bndget0n, Cumberland Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife Violently attacked viii tb
rheumatism n every Part Of her France the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost nspportabl she
co'id MOI Walk step, nor bear her weight uitbn
support nor dress nor undress nor turn in bed av nur
'lan an infant One morning Dr. Deans pills were admin
Stered TO her. and before noon she could get ont of the
ped and walk ACROSS the room, and the same av she wont
INTO the other room and the day IN stairs and s az
er eilef able TO be about, and recovered her baL
and strength Esq Perley further certfes that The Ia"
widow Pierce mother of the celebrated Count Rumf'1
when about ~ years OF age afflicted win M l 81,
nItlsm that she could neither walk nor stand nor ,,
iced herself without great difficulty and had been m ha
slluaAo number OF weeks, and being SO advanced in
years. despared OF ever finding remedy. she sai me
cteco Of DIR Deans medicines seemed 10 her almost mia
uous; Tor in very short time after taking them ~ a;
was removed and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WI certify that Dr. Deans pills have been frecvnsed
oy ourselves or families for several years and that we
sder them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rheunatlsln in which complaint, in what we have
sienced, seen and heard we consider them more e.
tnan any thing else have known used and do tbink
them valuable discovery ~ ''''N
HON Gorge Thatcher Judge of the Supreme Court of
massachusetts,; Hon Jeremiah Ill., Bdddeford Rev ma
lG0" ,Yeo@e7 do Rev John Turner do Can't Sa,nY En
.do. SeF Faa! c!n, Hux!on Rev. SYlGs .igo ArundcI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-01
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Roy

ror we cure OF sore breasts, which proceed from
internal Or external bruises, prans, chibans corns fresh
gus or Wounds liberated sore legs, &c. With each box
pAster, WITH cerncaes in prouf of lis niiy mi ecan
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-01
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.

F7F78 = 11N'a HcaII' BIudtTOTd, Maine,
Price so cents per box.
lheSe pils VIII be found the safe, effectua and
pleasant physic offered Being comnoseJ ant;rl -
vegetable materials, they do predspose to take co
and may be taken any time, and by females in all creum
stances They give an appetite, assist digestion and carry
ot these pills are taken going to he'd they will
cold. EzpA nE a., ~ sue
From number of certificates two onl, ora sala..I
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-01
PORTER BOTTLES
For Sale by JAMES GoWEN,
". ", Corner Of JHalnt and Docfc Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

invoice Of pint Porter bottles by the Hamper con.
"A tanning grocc and dozen; also Bristol Porter bot
each. Apply as above.
May 9th, 1928. 45-ot
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diplomatic communication to the Minister for
Foreign Affairs at Nuremberg. II seems that
another meeting Of the Ministers Of the different
Powers of Germany is to take place, Il is said at
Vienna
The Journal du Department dc Ia Moselle
contains the following:
Intelligence, which appears TO us to he cor.
rect, has been received OF some disturbances
having broken out in one of the southern pro.
vinces OF the Netherlands. We cannot venture
to give any details before receiving more au.
thentic information than has yet reached us''
The Abeille de Ia Moselle of the same date,
and the Brussels Journals make 10 n.sntion OF
any such event.
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PORTUGAL.

Fran the Courier froncais ( By erpress.)
LISBON. Jan Sin a sitting of the Cortes,
on he 3lst December, the Minister for Foreign
Af.irs, SAID that His Most Faithful Majesty hav
log required from the friendship Of Great Bri-
tain frank declaration Of the extent TO which
she would counter ance her at this moment,
when neraced by the formidable league Of four
great Powers, has received from the British
minister the following confidential reply: Tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
.4LBERV G.ALL.ATI.N.


| The letters addressed in 17g8 bT that illus
trious genius and patriot, John Thomson, a
native of Petersburg, with the signature Cur
thus, to certain distinguished public charac-
ter, also a native of Virginia, are not forgotten,
and those letters, from their intrinsic merits
will certainly live in posterity. The Editors
OF the Enquirer are respectfully requested to
publish the following extract
Mr.. Gallatn has been prosecuted with all
the detestable rancor ofenvy and malice. The
accuracy of his information, the extent of his
knowledge, the perspicuity of his style, the
moderation of his temper, and the irresistible
energy of his reasoning powers render him
the ablest advocaie that ever appeared in
the cause of truth and liberty Patient and
perseverng, temperate and firm, no error es-
capes his vigilance, no Calumny provOkes his
passions To expose the blnnders and absur-
dIties of his adversaries, is the only revenge
which he will cOndescPnd TO take for their in
s"Ient invectives. Serene IN the midst of
clamors, he exhibits the arguments of his op-
ponents in their genuine cOlors, he divests
them of the tinsel of defamation and the cob
webs of sOphisiry, he detects the most plausi-
bic errors, he exposes the most latent absurdi-
ties, he holds the mirror up" to folly. and
reasons upon every subject with the readiness
0i intuition and the certainty administration
-EIeVated above the intrigue of parties, and
the weaknesses Of the passions, he is never
lrhnsp0rtrd lotto any excess by the zeal of his
friends, or The virulence of his encnlps His
obItcl IS the happiness Of the people, his means
economy liberty and peace, ms guide the
constitution The sympathies which fascinate
HE heart and mislead the understanding, have
never aiiured him from the arduOus pursuit
~ truth through her most intricate nazcs.
Never animated by the impetu0us and turbu-
lent feelings which agiiate popular assemblies,
ne preserves ~ the midst of cnntending fac
Tons. hat GOODNESS Of temper and that accura-
cy nf thought, which philosophy has hitherto
clamed rs The peculiar attribute of her closet
mfdItailons He writes n the energy of
rlogncnco and The confidence nf integrity, the
precision Of mathematics, tie method Of lugic,
aud The treasures Of experience. Ills Oppu-
nenis SANDER him and admire him, they as
san iiim with ignorant impcrlincuce, and pitt
less malice. and set they feel that be is the
Darling OF PHILOSOPHY. the apostle &c truth, and
| ine lavOule Vniary nf liberty Their hatred,
Ike the rebellion Of Satan, proccrds from the
| lmpatlsnce of any superiority. "rhcrc is =
daily beauty ia his iifr which makes them
| ngy" Instead nf initiating his excellence
they attempt Co. concral u Ivy mass or ohio
/ q9y' insirad " re,erencing his UNPARALLELED
"sdnm and virtue, they sharpen the dagger
/ ~ IaisehnOd. and prepare tbe poisoned arrow q
4 1i envy. The men Nho arc supported by q
/ foreign faction, have he fIromfery to viliry
b'm because me is foreigner Virtue and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
STAUNTON ACADEMY

hE next session, Of This institution will commence on
ponday Tue nth of November next under the super.
niehnance OF the subscriber If the Of students
VIII justly II, he will employ competent assistant who
us br approved OF by the trustees The academy during
e present vacation, viii undergo considerable repairs
particularly the spacious usually occupied which
has ever been " w. ' ~
usual course OF studies will he pursued viz the atl
ediics ana classicrhe tuition have en- reduced
70 ~ per session. whereas they formerly were IS olars
very important regulation has been made iv the rrs-
ICES VIZ TO attend school every Saturday forenoon for f
purpose OF rfcune English grammar reading parsirg
soposluon eocuiion &c II often happens tha hnvs who
nave neglected these previous studies enter college and
graduate without being able 10 write foeyebG ieuer
n,hcn e's 70 arrange their thoughts clear pure mi
eloquent style IL impossible compose or sneak vel
and with facility, without practice. ~
" may r proper also To call the attention Of the pubr
w me hcathiui situation Of StauHtnn-its moral and m
proved s"e vt ocetvand iis able professional men AZ
prdg important opportunities for Improvement i'm ,rs
m logic aud rhetoric to yovths Of coniemplave mimi.
aud initiative talents "''s
The french language may Hls1 he learned i'm if prit t
Mr Leuba's evening school, ip his female acsdetn,
me subscriber would wish saw any thing aLopf
hmse he elas taught in cnlerrs and IL, saversi
ac"dfmes ana srp 90 The hat Of tcachirv n
wards vi rs years &c has several respectable rerone
u'oHS and hopes to mts portion at public
The ftli9H TO be paid To- advance.
DANIEL STEPHENS
Staunf0n, Orfrber ". m g.
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conformity to entitled I'm sc 10 reduce into
one me -evera acts concerning Escheanrsn passed b,
hh day of January, 1912 do hereby make known 10 al
whom - may concern that appfats by The certificate If
me tchefor o the county Ui Chesterfield Bearing dof
ne lWh DAY October 1928 aud received NJ this Office
or Tue h INST that hy npuson and Office found ON ths
18th Of August 1923, that The following tracts or Parcels
z" and and lots in said county of Chesterfield have e.
ihf"'ed in THIS commensurate, VIZ Ono sc rrpufcd 10
contain ~ acres bnurded by The lands or VIM Winre,,
tyourthouse) Edwin W PuudcI and rhora Franklin
at which lsaac Nirhaels died seze.i md Possessed
Also one lot orpcel of land reputed tn contain acre.
more or less bounded 10y ur land nnd plantation caud
summer u tths prrcrv cf Iou Leslie, de ca.r,) Ary-
snder " Bots, Hoher Birg"i and others of witch John
Dunsnnre died seized possessed.
Likewise port ofiot No t73 IN the town rs M,pchrsfeg
ami county aipreaai Wing the north side OF th. mann
street leading FROM Bro1ke Mavos bridge 'front.'
log On said street - feet extending hpck if5 frr ounded
easter lv McHae ard Harris and wcstuafd D., Catlii
p'n'rl WeisrCer of obcn William Eerr d,ed s,isri and
Kitchen aul stable thereon.
Aud likewise We No.i gn lypr on The bach street In
.aid lows and county bounded o., Rev Eles.ar clay.
Washington Weisrra and others. cf h;ch James airer
died seized and possessed Hereof
ROBERTSON, Jr Reg 2. m
D''V''l tf- f4--1tR
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IE subscriber wishing 70 retire trov, pubic life offers
4 for sale on the 25t OF November u-x if air-it NOT
iae next fair DIS Of The valuable stands a. "a
pnhlc house IN Virginia, long known the Brick House
Tavern, situated on the main public lending from t
civ pf Bchmond 10 the western country niue miles a,,,
Charlottesville and Within 2, miles ~ the Uniyerfv
here j. about rs acres ~ lard attached now in high
state ~ cultivation ~ Is deemed unnecessary fu Give d
more minute description Of the property. IL 81 wei
-foWn----l have also small place wiiin mites OF
'he afe Known hs the Of Mountain Plane contain.
Jog ll acfes Witch H very comfortable isce frr small
iAiH'ly uu whicl there g. comfortable DWELLING.
house vf other convenient houses. Terns ur sale n,e
kuown on the day Of saic-and mnde accommodating a.
Pc purchaser and t sold that day will then be
7Hsfe" inr lcase nr rent. Tor 81 years
Also will be- offered fer sale credit months
nH ni mt siurk u catue horses hous, sneep. plantation
nier,. huuseod aud titchcu furniture; ns- SOME ,
a re cnrn, rnd msnv other articles iedous fo men.
non br purchaser giving bond approved s0curfv.
Oct 90 Odds BENJAMIN HRHUlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
By The C0rn aOr II he Conn, oaire N OF irginiJ
A PROCLAIM ALTON

~ HtREAS It has bees represented Ihy Executive
w the iaur of Caroline county that Elliott a Save
e"nhrr" IN the i" Of said rotuy, under dead,
n nneTN did, on the POI inst make his escape
sind lai aud is go'Eg At large have therefore
houeht proper wish the advice Of the council of state
Que" reward OF hty dollars person persons
VIII appreend aud convey Jail Of Caroline county
the said Elliott Aud da require MI officers,
c'V @nd miary and eXhor. the good people com
""wc"hi 10 use teir best endeevors arpr,bend
saH Eiho'i and dispose OF him stated, thai he
may he dealt with rs the lew directs.
owen under my sn0 Governor. aud under the seRI
70 Of 10" Commonwealth, AT Richmond this 9th day
(Seai) OF October, 1875.
- JAMES PEASANTS. Jr.
u Elliott IS bright muaito about IS or "a wear, Of
ven made and . feet or incaeS high. 56-w4w
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NOTIl,E-

vi public are respectfully informed. that shall oHeu
Il private academy The fifteenth cay Of J.punry
ne& Al the dilbe, within six miles haian C. Eous.
lhe course ~ ducntion sh,ll comprehensive ns j.
Necessary TO NJ students Tor any college IN the
Uhe STATES and those whose arqui enent, will iuify
s' De exercised in speaking and writing tie Greek and
Lain iangua - The students 10 be cceyed -
Limited To 10 The price uf faitior for each 81 dollars dur
ug Tue academic II ten mOnihs. There viii he am -
u msslpn o. studies drri he whole # August
Solrh % dollars 80, The STUDENT uPpving viii,
"su dnn ca oes The situation j. hrallh, the house in
eegah' repair and large enough for ommodatinn 81
t"en,y nouders Parents guardians unacuaintet with
ny ehaaeer and qualifications referred the trustees
OF INC Ch.,N''anNviile Academy, which institution
nave presided for the three last wears OF 10 Mr. Wade
h"sD' ana d Mosb in the neehhorhood te GIoic "a,
ais. ~ ~ '' W.
charlottesville. October o. 50-,,a5p
IA the undersigned being cal e a. Inv John TTaLI
~ 10 view an eSfray which came o his plantation I'm
"""s WE'VE months ago. find the same To he a rnde
stes Wbeh was c0sirated by said TraDue after bein on
uP ny i'wih crop H. the len aud slit in the RIG III
supposed to be hive years old, apprae tho same to
zen doaT, Certified under hands this 9TH dav Of DC
tOOeI, 1919 GEORGE W. COLE
BENJAhIN JOHNSON,
go MILTON CARY.
Chesferiefd County, ssThis George W Cole Benia-
mn nson aud Million Gary. personally appeared before
me anderson Edwards justice Of the peace said coun
", and made oath that they had appraised an
eStray Sieef winch was shewn them by John Trahue.
"iFen under hand and seal this October 1e2S.
ou-WSw' ANDERSON EBR ARDS. (SealO
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TIE CROPS.

PErERsBUR0, Oct Give continue to hear
ofthe serious injury sustained by the tobacco
crops in this state and Maryland, 10 conse-
qnrncr of ihe severe frosts which were rx-
perencrd towards The latter end of Septem-
Der. IL Maryland, it is computed that at
least half of the crop has been destroyed In
the upper counties of this state, the injury has
breo great, but perhaps NOT So extensive as
tbs. damage sustained by the people of Ma
tyland.
We have hitherto mentioned that the rot
had attacked the cotton in Georgia We have
now the same compliant from the banks Of the
Mississippi But that is not the only misfor-
tune to which our southern brethren have been
subjected within the last six months. To the
derastaions of the great Good which inun-
dated the low lands on the Mississippi, in June
and July last, we have now TO add the sweep
ing effects Of a tempest which visited that
section of country about the middle Of Sep
tember, which lasted several days. In the
neighborhood of Baton Rouge, the tempest
appears to have been severe in the extreme
tearing M the cotton by the roots in part,
and dwelling the balance to the earth" Much
of the sugar cane has also been destroyed
Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

letter from Uniontown, Penn. SAYS, that
Albert GaIIatin and James Shriver, tsqrs.
have been selected bya meeting held al IN
ioutown, Pa. on the 18th instant, TO represent
the western part that state, at the meeting
in Washington city, on the 9th November
next, relative to the Ohio and Potomac Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
UNION POTOMAC CANAL.

THIS subject IS assuming more and more
interest every day. The meeting At Washing
ton 90 the 9th November is expected to be
very GENEROUSLY Acknowledgement Of the
counties interested IN the navigation have an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

genius are not peculiar "a America They
nave 0ourished in every country and in ever ,
age. The merits of tnen are not 10 he ascpr-
tanned by geographical boundaries. The mind
has no country, but the Universe PatIiofism
rs not a narrow and liberaI prejudice in ia, OF
ot the soil upon which We happen To be horn
IL is rational and noble attachment To the
country which gives us protection, aud which
secures our happiness. II is not Incompatible
with universal philanthropy; on the contrary
IT IS modification of beue, olence, snffened
! ny society and strengthened bv gratitude.
J or. 6alatin rs attached To the constitution
because 1t is free, To the people because they
are generous and amiable, and to the country
because he has found la it, an ASYLUM from
oppression and misery.
o." Are not these ties II least us binding as the
shackles ofpreiudice and habit? But the con.
duct of Mr.. Gallaiin is his hest yindication
This foreigner has defended the constitution
against the attacks uf native Americans. and
has displayed noble ardor ia the defence
OF his adopted country, whilst macy of her
sons rep0se in ngluriOus apathy, and whist
others assai her with detestab!e trtachei,
and unnatural hatred"
The plea Of alirnage will not be relied on,
when il is replied, that all Americans were
born British subjects, who came into exist
ence previous to the declaration of indepen-
utnce. tndt nr. Gal!atin bile youth was
domiciliated in this country previous Ia the
revolution, and the greatest portion of the
flower and vigur Of his valuable life, in the
most trying and difficult times, hath been de-
voted to the service of our republic Had
Montgomery and Mercer who fell in the bat
ties of the revolution. whose memories are
consecrated in our history, had they have
lived, should we at this day urge as an nbiec-
ton 10 their filling Offices they were qualified
To hold, that one was a native of Ireland, aud
the other was born in Scotland THE pure
and enlightened Trainers of our constitution
declare by that sacred Instrument "that nu
person, except natural horn citizen, or a
citizen ofthe United States, al the time of the
adoption of the constitution, shall be eligible
to the Office of President" So that Mr.. Gal
latin stands in the same relation even To This
high oihce, with any natural born citizen: aud
LET II be asked whose merits and claims are
superior? The magnanimiiy and Justice of the
Republicans throughout the Union will not
permit this question To pass unnOtced.-L Like
MIR. Macon, the public testimonials and re-
cords of our country, for long course of
years, afford the best proofs Of the public acts
and virtuous deeds of Mr.. Gallatin These tw o
distinguished patriots, do not require special
avermeDts and certificates, to shrw whether
they served in the republican or federal ranks,
at this or that period of our political history.
PHlLO-CURTIUS.
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New ORLEANS, Sept o. The late cool
weather has had salutary effect as to the
health of our citizens generalIy.-ln the
Charity Hospital, where the number of patients
has been from l06 to le, only one death has
occurred within the last four days, and that OF
man upwards OF so years nfage, who had been
sick there nearly two months of dysentery.
Lou. .AdU.
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pointed Deputies. The folnwinS gen;'er,ss
are the Delegates of JEFF, rson c0unry i.
Hiram l.. Opie, Daniel Morgan, Bushrud {.
Washington, B,axton Davenport, John Pete.
Andrew Kennedy, and Henri, s. Turnei.
MIR GallaiiD, it is said, will attend roiu
Pennsylvania.
IT AS the poomae Canal very interesting subject
we shnl commence on Friday Tuesday pbca.
lion of the important Report which WA laid bef ia, ia,
Legislature and win In all probability be taken up az tn.
~ - 49,
MARRlEDl-OR the nth inst In The county Of N;o,,s
me'y, 10y thr Rev WIN. Harrison. Major WA -. ID.
BLAIR, TO Miss ELLEN f. daughter vi biscr iienry Ecs
mundson.
Is our painful duty to Tire dealt, of our valued
anu distinguished trlloN ctiIer, General MARTIN ma
Wis HARDIN lie expired his residence in bis co.. ,tv
about O'Clock ON Wednesday evening, after most dis
tresSng Illness of twenty five days. in ihp year of his
Ter
Madison ~ the State Legislature occupt ,bst s.rti
tor several successive lie TO Frankort i'm
1901 wan view o prosecuting his rrnfe Supe<
rinr Courts Ills legal learning his irsir aud his de,o.
ton to he Interests of his clients rlacr him Nv 49,
side of the abesi and experienced gen,n,e at ,b
bar, AMI gave him elevated >tandr ihrnuebcu. The
state Wren the venerable Shelby wa elected n second
time to the CHIEF Massracy Kentuckv be selected
Hardin ~ his tonfdrntini adviser rrronitl hin, 10
the Office ~ Secretary OF Stale The duties of which he
charged during the whole ot that will "A.
exception of Elk months which he in North
ern ARMY Major in colonel Aliens regime t Since
ihni period be has served session in Serate OF the
u StneN several in the State Legislature az the per
Oh OF his death was member elect county. In
NIL these public trusts he acquitted himself with nm ability
and hdehy, that won Tie shHinge and commanded the
confidence of bis The of no public man since
he death Of Governor disun has produced eep.r SER
sation, or a more peryading regret.
ttrankfort l.. argus, Oet. II.
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BIZ NJAiiIN JOHNSON,
MILTON CARY.
NEW COMB MANUFACTORY.

VIE subscriber returns thanks friends ard The
public IN general, for the very liberal announcement
Ice hs received and embraces this favorable c,portnif
OF acu"inng them, that he has employed Mr. casper Yea
getto conduct the establishment, Cbose knowledge and
Antilles are well known and has splendid
assortment ct
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