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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
Clover Seed.
A Situation Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN wishes tc get stua-
N ton in dry good or grocery store.
The most satisfactory recommendation
will be given. 4 line addressed TO w b.
B. and left al this Office will meet with
prompt attention.
may 8 ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13

Second Class,
will commence on the 9th Of next month.
Capital prizes are Do, 900, io, 900, 5000,
4, 900, 5000, 1000, &c. &c.
Tickets Do, shares in proportion,
Tickets and shares, in great variety OF
numbers i'm the above lotteries for sale al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
SODA WATER.

The season of Soda is come,
And her fountain :. towing again;
Avaunt whiskey, brandy, and rum!
But hail to thee Adam's champagne Z:
How it scat,ers its oiatile spray,
And sends I'D its spa,kles in our faces !
1t drives spleen end megrim away,
And brings m,rth and wit in their places
IT'S the cordial of love, too, no doubt,
{As good for tn Ladies as tea y
For Venus, on. poets give out,
Wss born from a wave Of the sea.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-13
Look out for High Prizes!
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY
Sixth Class.

Commences drawing on Wednesday
next. I4,b inst. This Lottery is interes.
ting, and it will be observed that on The
very 6rst day Of drawing. the whole of
TIM prizes in The scheme will be floating,
except the &c, 600 dollars, and one Of the
10 900 dollars which gives fine oPpotu
nifty to early adventurers, especially as
the scheme is arranged tor the drawing OF
the prizes only, the same as 10 Inc Grano
State Lottery and On tire same advanta-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
WASHINGTON COLINGE.

FENliE visitors and Governors take leave inform the
public that they have elected the Rev. TIMOTHY
GLOVES, L. L. d. the Principal of this institution, and
that he has entered the duties of his Office The Board
hatter themselves that their choice has fallen upon an in.
dvids who would do honort any Seminary Of learning
and they feel confident, from the high recommendation
which they have received of this gentleman both as
pupils committed tohis charge The price Of tuition in
the Classical and Mathematical department 25 dollars
and in the English department. conducted heretofore by
Mr. G. Ferguson, is 90 dollars per
The Visitors have also made arrangements with the Rev
lanes 1hoas to board the students in the College, who
may to the institution from distance And the
public may rest assured that the attention of the
Principal and Of the Rev Mr.. Thomas will be paid to the
morals of the youths committed their care The price
of board is established at 100 dollars per annum the pu
pills being expected TO furnish their own rooms.
| Chester Town. MARYLAND, Nov 18th, 1898. 9G-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
WHITEHALL.

YgVo BE RENTED for term Of years. 'ha' Il
commonly known by the above Names GJ' ence md
acres of good land at present under q cn are
divided no lots Of convenient si1esau = a Are to
ro@g e Wilmington yng south ess; Of 'h he 'o sap
nlcasant situatic.i, and Is well adapted Tor inc ''F''
milk OF garden vegetables to the market. h;cE house
On s PREMISE s@o ss s .g so %@ oor and 3
en- and four chambers in the second soEa aes and
water convenient large Fame barn, morse szza on the
COW sheds, altogether convenient se pe view from
south east front Of The house, wi' e5 abe Delaware
.~aT as we as Of the country along their h9 bai se
rent Is TO be paid quarterly, and is contract
Nv viii be given for the faithful performance Oh '' w.
' may as a ,hs property bounds upon the d
creek. the tenant viii be allowed 10 take "ha' ''''
desire therefrom, for the o. the farm :, POOLE
ION mn. %, 1823.--87--tf Nti-"'-,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
HOTEL.

-.EwsS THE subscriber having taken the
SHEgElA House lately occupied by James Frazer, in
I&3s5ET the Town Of Newcastle, respectfully soil
cts share ofpublc patronage This House,
where the Judges Of the several Courts and the
the Bar generally put up during Court Terms SITUATED
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
River Delaware and the Fort the Pea Pach ard is well
calculated for comfort any season Of the year. 1t has
undergone considerable repair and has attached 10 it
large stable and she'd in complete order, and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April l, 1925. 30--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
C.Ner castle County IN The State Of Delaeare. So
BY virtue of Order of the Orphans Court for the said
County Of New Castle,
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE.

public vendue, on the Slst inst at o'clock in the
OF LAND, situate in Pencader Hundred about FIVE miles
from the nayigable Of Chrstiana, aud nearly the
same distance from Elk landing containing about 81
acres Of land in high state Of cultivation On said pre-
misses erected Merchant Mill in good order, and
excellent SawMl; two new dwelling houses with Sta
bcs and outbuildngs with the improvements and appur-
tenances Formerly known by the Of Fishers Mill
Adjoining lands of John Fisher and others. The above
premises worth the attention Of mers as the con.
templated Delaware and Chesapeake Canal will not take
the water from the mills Being the real Of JACOB
TYSON, deceased, and to be sold for the payment Of his
debts Attendance viii be given, and the terms Of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaidby ABRA-
HAM EGBERr, Admir- ofthe said decd, or his attorney
By Order Of the Orphgn'a Court,
MATTHEW KEAN Clerk
Newcastle, Dec. 3, 1928. 200--6p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
From mlmbcr Of certificates two only are selected.
From Enoch Perlcy, Esq.

Bridgeton, Cumberland Co. 1911.
IN the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism ~ every part of her frame; the disorder in.
creased and the pain become almost nsupporabe; she
could not walk step bear her weight without
support, dress nor unress turn in bed any more
than infant One morning Dr. Deans pills were admin
isteFed to her, and before noon she could get out Of the
bed and walk across the room and the same ay she went
into the other roo and the day up stairs and was ev.
nr after able 70 be about, and recovered her health
and strength Esq perey further certifes that tile late
widow Pierce mother Of the celebrated Count Rumford
when about % years OF age, afflicted with the rheu
matism that she could neither walk nor stand nor even
feed herself without great difficulty and had been in that
situation number OF weeks, and being so advanced in
years. despaired of ever finding remedy She said The
effect of DR. Deans medicines seemed to her almost mrc
ulous for in very short time after taking them the n.ir
removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that DR. Deans pills have been freeIvuse,
by ourselves families for several years and that we con
slider them safe and useful medicine, especially for tn
rheumatism in which complaint, in what we have expe
rienced, and heard, consider them more efeca
than any thing else have known used, and do thin
them valuable discovery
Hon. George Thatcher, Judge of the Supreme Court q
Massachusetts: Hon. Jeremiah HR Bdddeford Rev. Ma
than Webste do Rev John Turner do Capt SAINT E,rsr,
do, Rev. Paul CgFa, Buxton Rev. SKIS Moody, Arunde
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TtHOLES.lLE or RETAIL.
5000 wi. Gotten Yarn, Nos. 6 10 25.
500 Cotton Laps,
1000 Live Feathers,
1000 Wool,
10000 Cotton Balls,
1000 Cuts Domestic Thread
1000 yd's Linen and Cotton Checks,
6OoO Linen and Cotton Sheetngs
5000 Plalds and Stripes,
5000 I ShrtIrgs,
1000 Tow Linen,
1000 Pitsburg Cords,
1000 linscy,
1000 Tiekings,
1000 A. & Ga Diapers,
1000 Sattinetts,
1000 Cassmeres,
1000 Cloths;
And variety Of other DOMESTIC and IMPORT
GOODS are Just received, and 10 be disposed of Cheop
Cash, at Ill, Market Street
JOHN Il. BRINCKLF
VIZ. 81. 3d.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
ACADEMY.

VENIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
of both sexes in all the various branches Of useful Educa
Ion. and he aaters himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu
p'Is' ne AGAIN solcits share Of public patronage
WM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
,Nfglt School will commence on Monday.
October 18Th 1928 So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
To All Persons Interested.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber will apply
~ to the Legislature Of the State Of Delaware, at the
Session in January next, for Law authorizing him toSe
Esq. deceased, situated in the County of Sussex
b. POTTER
Nov. Il, 1928 g3-lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
Private Sale.

4 FARM in New Castle hundred, containing from 10
IN to 100 acres 20 of which is meadow OF the hl qau
~ 90 woodland the remainder excellent arabic land
This farm lies on the main road from Wilmington 10 new
Castle half way between the two places. On tDe s
SEES are good frame dwelling house stories, rooms Oh
thriving apple orchard This property is an eligible iva.
ton for person disposed to attend market FOR e"'
apply to ,,,n npv.v
At George Clark's, Red Lion iiunaFeaf;
November 10, 1928. 9l-"'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
NOTICE

US hereby given 10 all whom it may concern that shall
apply 10 the Legislature OF the State of Delaware At
their Session in January next, for supplement to an OLD
Law, or a new law, for the Improvement Of the Marsh
Cripple and low Ground, and making Bank on Nor
riss Branch, in Appoquinimnk hundred New Castle
County, State Of Delaware. ABRAHAM PIERCE.
SMYRNA, Nov 17th, 1928. 9i-lI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
n be Csurt q Chancerg y be Sa. i n.l,.ae. :. :,
is HEREBY GIVEN

III F'o O7"F O'4TIlt1y q TIE OIaEe q Denuqre N oJ
for SUSSEX COUNTY. Wv
Between David Conwell. lanes peer.,
(son of lanes nav;J liav,,rJ p,tsy
Hunter and lane b;s ,vifs 49,.
and Josenh pecrv ;nr,nis H., III
peerv. MARY Eiza. Sarah ,, ].t SA. ."5
William II Peerv ;nfan,. H., pat anu
Hunter their guardian C,.,;o ;aooe''
And WILLIAM ,I;cLev afJ m" Bill N y,,,,A,
b;s wife John M.Whor,or AMI ~ f"|
bis wife. late Marv Seoars "' E.a ,iS.y
and Reuben Serays a5d s,ari ia'.e W.
sarah Stewart. and Icv;,a aIla' anu
Mary William and Heuissn 1ns.'1
Defendants.
Hmm tho ,,o,;,ior &c 1orno. n.
one ~ sad 9nwIaron,s neely' (son OF James anl
1hapcalor and ,,,'ap ra"J; s uay presented to the
neors Tbt n ne 81, H. ~ Iuasi9, whereby II ap.
fourt ,yas ae H. yb;h ~ i ip%o, an order Of this
onJ ps"hen Trn:r w. ae Sa Alleua Mary, William
~ ~ ~, 90. ~, =: 40 aio.esaio' We're ordered
~ PPI ~ .o Soui' 9''u ~ uis cause, on certain dsy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
NOTICE.

Dy virtue Of law passed BY the Legislature of the
I'D State Of Delaware, the 9th day of February,
1928, | have had the Tract parcel Of land therein
described, surveyed and plot Of the made and
returned into the Recorders office at New Castle, in
and for New Castle County for the information of all per-
Sons who may be concerned. DANIEL MELVIN
Appoquiniinink Hundred, Nov 49, 1928. 93-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
repaired BY Ezra Dean, Biddelord, Maine.
Price 50 cents per box,

Prepared BY Ezra Dean, BddeGord, Maine.
Price so cents per box,
These pills will be found the most safe efectua and
pleasant physc offered. Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials they do predspose 10 take cold
and may be taken any ne and by females in all crcum
off all crucs from the stomach If on taking cold few
Of these pills are taken going bed they will operate
kindly the nest day and carry off any bad effects Of suct
cold. EZRA DEAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
CHEAP BUTTER !

eVlE subscriber has just received 2o0o u.s. r. ,' Rryrf
Lancaster Lamp s51ub g GosAcn IuS Y h%s Iub I,
which he intends dsposng Of by the single fou''I'
QUANTITY, at the most reduced prices v.1-cHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, "'O"'S bl
4 constant supplv of all kinds of Butter can y
Throughout the winter, by applying as above o5-
/ Nov 25, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-26
TaPERS--for burning all nigh

bed chambers, Of the Sick &c. which wilbur
but about half much oil common lamp, for sale
a. the Waterman Office,
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The London papers contain an important state
paper relative to the protracted discussion be.
tween Russia and the Porte. This paper. which
is from Count Nesselrode to Lord Strangfortl,
(" indicates the probability Of pacific termination
of the whole matter in dispute; but there are
one or two passages, referring to the affairs Of
Greece, which tend to contrary conclusion"
1t was several months ago announced, thatIth
Emperor OF Russia had suppressed Lodges Of
Free Masons within his doninions, in common
with other secret societies. We perceive, more
over, (says the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser) by
the late London papers, that not content with alb.
|olishing the societies within his own dominions
|his Majesty has enen,led his arbitrary power to
lail persons, whether Russians or Others, holding
|any commission from him in any country where
the Emperor has consus. An order has beer
ssued from the Russian Consulate in London, di
lrecting all Russian officers to sign declaration
either that he does not, and never will belong tt
la Lodge of Free Mssons, or any other secret soc
lety or, (n case he does belong to Lodge) de
Iclarng that he renounces henceforvard the sait
Free ,Masons, and will have no communications
with them.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
Interesting G\eanings.

Nina still holds out at Barcelona. TO
all propositions which had been made to
him by the French, he answered in the
negative, unless he were allowed an un-
conditional surrender. A French paper
says" Doubtless Nina will repent hav-
ing refused them." The operations Of the
siege were actively carried on. One hun-
dred pieces of cannon had recently arriv-
ed at the Figueras from France.
Lerida, it appears. had surrendered.
Marshal Lauriston was marching upon
|Taragona with his artillery.
The forts of Uugel surrendered on the
9th of October, after tremendous firing.
Torrejas still defended Carthagena.
with corps of intrepid marines. Rotten,
lin Barcelona. listens to no proposals. He
was considered the second edition of Nina.
1t is said the Duke d'Angouleme has de.
|manded the pardon Of the Frence refu-
|gees who have been made prisoners in
Spain.
1t is believed that France is to contiu-
Iue the military occupation of Spain, until
Ferdinand is firmly established. The Spa
|nish army has been entirely disbanded.
Preparations were making at Madrid
for the reception of King Ferdinand, for
whose liberation soIumn Is Deums were
celebrated.
A Madrid paper of Oct. II. says Rico
has been tried and condemned to death,
and transferred to the town prison.
One of the opposition papers charges
1.-THE British Ministry with having secret
understanding with the Holy Alliance.
This is contradicted by the Courier.
Mr.. Hughes, American Charge DAT
|faires, had gone from Stockholm to Peters
Iburgh, on mission to the Russian Gov
|ernment.
The new French Minister Damas had
been sworn into office. Balluno had de-
clined accepting the embassy to Viena.
The King of Portugal has authorised
loan of 90 millions, and increased the inn
port duties.
The Thetis Frigate sailed from Ply
mouth on the 18th of October, with the
Commissioners and Consuls for Mexico.
Those for South America sailed in the
Isis on the 25th.
The King of Portugal has prohibited the
entrance of all foreign newspapers into MS
Kingdom.
The great council Of Geneva, have pass
ed law, suspending the liberty OF the
press for one year.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
PORTUGAL.
" Sealed by my Royal hand" /"

There are some further letters from Lisbon
but their contents are little else than repetition.
of reports which have already been published
here. One letter says "the private citizens live
in constant dread Of the domicliary visits O
agents of Government. There is nothing like
regular government; every person possessed o
authority of any description, however obtained
acts Just as he may think fit, and thus there is
constant clsshing of authorities. The King, tn,
Queen, Prince Michael, each separate Minister
the Superintendent of the Police, the magistrate
|of the Bairos or Wards of Lisbon, all, independ
|ently of each other, issue orders of arrest. ban
ish, confscate property, and condemn to secre
imprisonment"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
GERMANY.

The German papers complain that their arti
cles are altered and fasified by the opposition
editors in Paris, and published with additions
quite foreign to their original contents.
News had been received at Turin, from Ver.
|cell that the Sesia being sweled by heavy rams,
|overhowed its banks on the Goth and 9th Of Sep.
|tember, and did great damage on its banks for
lthe space of two miles below the bridge, which
lcrosses the river on the high road from Turin to
Milan. The beautiful antique church del Casale,
Icaled the old Caupuchins, was destroy ed by the
fury of the waters, and large garden, formerly
belonging to the Inquision was overflowec-
IThe waters rose to such a height, that in some
places they approached within few inches OF
THE canal Of pravolo The greatest exerii,ns
were necessary to prevent this misfortune, which
would have ruined the fertile territories of Prs
|valo and Pezzano, and spoiled the high road from
Verceli to Alexandria and Genoa.
| The session of the States General was to be %
lpened at the Hague, on the Doth Of October.
A Frankfort paragraph Of the 1ath states, tha,
by the bad fairs, and decline OF trade, there is
deficiency OF $4,000 horins this year, in the fnan
ces OF the city OF Frankfort.
| Great preparations were making for the solemn
entry, into Brunswick, of the duke cf Brunswick
Luneburgh, which event was expected to TAXI
lplace, with great spiendour, about the Isl OF No
Ivember.
1 On the 10th of September, died Prince Mein
red of ofIIohenzollern. Heckingen, canon of the for
mcr chapters of Cologue and Constance, in tx
gath year of his age, at Bohringendort, where HI
performed the duties Of parish priest
i On the evening of the l0lh Of October, th'
mortal remains of the late Prince Chancellor fiar
.denburg, were taken through Berlin, by torc'
i light, to be conveyed to New Hardenburg Tho
only the gentlemen belonging to his depar'tneUt
and the servants Of the late Prince, had assem-
bled to perform the last duty to him, yet man
frespectabic citizens end several equipages ioine'
the funeral procession, as parting tribute o
respect to this eminent statesman.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
SOUTH AMERICA.
PORTO CABELLO CAPTURED.

PORlO CABELLO CAPJ UHED.
New YORK, Nov. 90.
We learn from Capt. Hawkins, Of the brig Uni
tied States, arrived last evening from Laguirs,
THAT Porto Cabello was taken by storm on the 9TH
November, by General Paez, and the forts ca.
|pituated "a hours after to Col. Corca. Captain
Murray of the Colombian Navy had reached La
|guira with the above intelligence. Thus the last
stronghold of despotism has fallen.
The day the United States came out, Captain
lFenton, Of the Harriet Newell, Of Philadelphia,
ARRIVED. having been captured by pirates of the
coast, who took vessel and cargo, and put the
captain and crew into the long boat with 8 gal.
Ions Of water. They were out three days and
four nights. Capt. F. states, they must have all
|pershed but for little sustenance afforded by
some lines in the pocket OF one OF the crew.
The privateer Gen. Soubleite, Capt Mogridge,
Immediately sailed in pursuit Of the pirate. A
number Of American and English gentlemen
volunteered on board of the privateer for the
lcruize.
1t appears from Caracas papers Of the 9TH
inst. that an official despatch had been received
from Valencia of the 29th of October. stating
that the fort of Mrador de Solondo capitulated
that morning. The troops were to march to the
city, and not again bear arms against the Repub.
Ilic. The Colombian government had revoked
the powers granted to Senior Rafel Revenga, as
Minister to England; to Luis Lopez Mendez, as
Minister to France, &c. and Gen Devereux as
Minister to Russia. Sweden, &C. The Hon. Man.
uel Hurtado, late member Of the Senate, is ap.
pointed minister plenipotentary to England
and Senor Moreny is named as agent to Rome
The papers contain a list of the lntendants and
Governors of the several departments. General
l,ermudez is appointed lntendant OF the orinoco
Gen. Fortoul, Of Boyaca Gen. Mot'lls, OF Mag
Idalena Gen. Carreno, OF the Isthmus; Gen. or.
ltcgs, of Cauca and DR.. Umana, Of Cundina
marca.
Gen. Tore is appointed Professionally to the de
partment Of Venezuela, and Gen. Manrique, &c
THAT of zula. Quito and Guayquil are yet undeI
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04

Mr.. RODNEY, American Minister to the Govern
|ment of Buenos Ayres, had chartered Salem
|shp, on board of which he is about embarkng
his effects for the river Plate. The United States
lfigate Congress, Capt. Biddle, will shortly sal
lfcr this country. The officers and crew of the
Congress were all we'll, with the exception of the
first lieutenant, who had been i'll but was fast re
covering.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
". MEMBERS OF THE

MEMBERS OF THE
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
President. Daniel D. Thompkins, Vice
President Of the United States.
President protsmpore, John Gaillard. Of
South Carolina.
For MAINE, John Chandler John Holmes.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. "Samuel Bell, John +.
ot.-MAssAcAusETTs, James Lloyd,
Elijah H. .Mils.--CoNNLcTIcuT, Fl. ". Ed
yards, James Lanman.-RHoDE ISLAND.
James D'Wolf, Nehe'h Knight.-VERMosr
VIM. A. Palmer, Horatio Seymour.--NEw
YoRK, Rufus King, NJ. Van Beuran.-
NEW JERSEY. IN. Dickerson. Joseph M'A-
raine.-PENNsYLvAN Walter Lowrie.
l*William Findlay-DELAwARE, Both va
cant.)-MARYLAND, "Edward Lloyd, Sam
|uel Smith.-VlRelNIA, "James Barbour.
John Taylor.--N, CAROLINA, Nath'l. Ma
con, *John BroaUn.-S. CAROLINA, 8. Gail
Hard, Robt. r. Hayne.-GEoReIA. John Ell
Iliot, Nicholas Ware.-KENTuoKY, R. NJ.
u Johnson, Isham Tolbot.-TENNEssEE, s.an-
drew Jackson, John H. Eaton.-OHIo,
Benz. Ruggles, Ethan A. Browne.-LouIs-
lana, James Brown. Henry Johnson.-IN-
DIANA, James Noble, Walter Taylor
MISSISSIPPI. T. H. Williams, *David
Holmes.-ILLINoIs. Jesse B. Thomas, "Nin
wards.-ALABAMA, VIM. R. King, WIN,
;lKel!y.-MlssouRl, David Barton, Thomas
III. Benton.
i The above Int of the members Of the Senate is
:icomplete, with the exception of Delaware. where
stthere arc two vacancies to be fled BY the Legis-
|lature, when it meets in January. Those mark.
led with an asterisk have been Governors Of their
irrespective states, and those in Itslicks are new
elmembers.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04
GREECE.

The Austrian Observer, with every disposition
Ito lower the patriotic exertions of the Greeks
admits that the Turks have wholly failed in the
present campaign, and that, in spite of the disad
Ivsntages under which the Greeks labor, they will
long keep what they have gained, unless the mil
litary operations of the Porte are conducted will
more ability and energy than they have heen i,
this campaign.