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FOR SALE,
A DWELLING-HOUSE. sit

II uated in the South Parish in Brookfield.
few rods from the Meeting House, and near
y opposite the Taverns of Messrs. Rice and
Thomas, on the principal Stage-Road from
Boston to Albany, with good Barn and all
necessary !Out-Buildings-two good Wells of
Water-nearly two acres of excellent Land,
and a fine Orchard of excellent grated Fruit.
There is also on the same, Building that
would make good Shop for Sadler and
Harness Maker. or Tin-Plate Worker.
This Situation, it is presumed, is not
excelled in point Of pleasantness byany in the
County of Worcester.-ltis fine Stand for
an industrious Mechanick Ga number Of whom
are wanted in the place. or for Farmer. as
from 40 to 100 acres ofexcellcnt Land may be
purchased near the same.-For terms apply
to Doct. JOHN ROMANS, near the premises.
Brookfeld, April 0, 1923. If
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EeA Estate at .luction.

4 GREEABLE to the las, vii ard tes-
IA tamef.t Of Hezekian Stone, decd wi;l
be sold, on Friday The 9TH ins, II one :, !,
clock, before tlc door of John Il. ID. pag,as
anetiun rcuia a valuable
ito9se and hair-sere Lot,
On tie bib asar MIR, II. Jo.1on ; os, IA ,,or.I.
cred , lae pnfenasef giving bond ,.i,t ~, =,
we'd security Aiie sale vel, DC rqa,l, ,,,t,,.,,t
reserve. MiCA, All Ma = rs''es'
Jan. u zee
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...e9s"..


ofHE HFIW HHa tFyVTfFNITH III.
II the following oecurrrnce should not
appear TO bc Of much consequence, il is Ger
tainly novel one. A few GAYS, siaer, n
niaa by the naine of Abel Blown, Of lhr
town of Brpadaibin, while IN state Of III
toAica'ion, in company with several others
no brt'er of than himself, laid his hand
oPon a-stof"in the room, by which II WAS
considerably burnt. ,,errinoy,d his ham.
,,s..boraltl,, looked al q, aud observing il
never would hr 81 any more ne 10. him,
hpa tg' II iroHd axe which was near, ie.
placed his hand upon he stpve. ant viii.
one blow Of thc axe, 50, cred lis hand from
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tuctioil.

THIS n1T at II o'c!ocf precisely
The subscriber will sell at auction.
10 barrels Loaf Sugar
- do Brown do.
> bags Coffee
20 bow.s Rasins
IN lbs Golored Thread
n keg AaincSs
> boxes, TOO feet each, ioxIe window
glass
pipe Genuine cagnac Brandy
D ~. Casks Malaga Wine &c. sc.
ALSO,
800 acres Wood Land lying in the counr
~ of Nelson.
RICHARD POLLARD.
jan -. .1Dchonftr.
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.'uctioM sale.

ftlllS morning ri 10 o'clock, the snbacri
4 Der viii sell AT his Auction Store,
Ii bills. Sugar,
hhd. do.
is bags prime Coffee,
bbH. Nal. Nule, aud
20 boxes CIgds
CHS. l.. DIBRELL,
.lacttoneer.
january 4. lt4G
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SQUARE. OF
Lots and Houses.

Jtkz%fh Tor so much thereof as v i'll be sufH
Fla.=sl-ai-1s tGlell 10 raise ibe sun of $500.
win tue interest duo iberc9n) situated oJ
hhih-slreei in the town of Iynchburg TO-
tween SIKH alley and the lots OF William :
hcid, "nd extending from the alain.street Ia
Lyhcb street, containing two half acre. of
ground With several spacious buildings and N
hhhlbhf ni small tenemGHls thereon This
property Is well worthy the attention of those
m.hhs TO roalixe money in Lyncllbnre, il
being at the tpot where the eourse of lin, turn.
PIKE ipud inicr,ects with the Mnin.sfreet =
IL "il' be sold, ii the interest oftIiose concern.
Cd can be thereby promoted, In separate tene.
Inenis' Tic title il believed 10 BE- undoubted
but ne viii convey such only an lis vested il, ne,
SAsii.. L. HARilS0S,
CHRIS. ANTHONY,
VIM. DAVIS,
JOHN BULLOCK.
In consequence of nh arrangement entered
into between Major Towies and myself sui,
srgucnt TO tic date of tho above inentopud
deed OF trust, only four thousand dollars ofibe
purchase money for the above mentioned utr-
perry VIII he required IN hanj---for the In
lance cr.dil of twelve months will be piy, ~,
MEREDITH LAMBETH
i,tCrnuer 10 vices
n The sale of the above property
take place TODAY, by consent OF ali = =.
ties concerned.
january II, 1928. 1,
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Trust Sale

10y virtue of deed of trust executed by
NJ Oliver fawlcs 10 the Subscribers. dnfedib tho
3d dry OF De'eHber, islI aud duly admitted
To record u, the oiee 81 Campbell county
court, for The purpose of securing the pny-
ment Of certain sams Of money therein mcn.
toned, 10 Meredith Lambeth, we sha, on
Tuesday the l5ll day OF Jnnuary next, il fair,
II not the neat tnIr day proceed 10 sell, on the
premises for feHay money 10 The highest bid
der that valuable
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

VANITY
Ihe retfy way N which s5nity dEpifys
ilseli IN little things Is often amusing. i.
very boiy las heard of the Harm Iufrnsr
WHO complained of the heat of Wearing
sffef huttnas. wIten he found tliose sport
Cd annoitted ia In. ifnapsf lDr. JoAHscs1
rested ~ aaeedole ri niaa rho WIS 50
lda1 OF displaying On Liz side beard I'll ~.
plate lie possessed, that he actually adt.ed
his gJars Ia II.
There were two nenhers Of the Bristish
IL. of Comnns pained Montague Nat
thew, aud Matthew afes.ag,,e tie former
u tall, aud ihe ltiei little man The
speaker once hasig addressed TIE latter
80 lie FORMER, Aiu1lgsue Matthew obaef
yed IL was strange h. should make such
mistake, ~ though their sslnts might DO
coniuunded by tfansp osition, IheIe was
as great difference btwecn them 10 he
tween II horse fhcS.i7R aud chestnut horse.
A citizen Of Ohio oommeners u panph
let on tue sul,jrrl 81 lie next rr,sidenilai
Election, h, sludng that lac dislil,s tho
term cHuctis ant shall MT USE II aud con-
clud.s With expressing hope That The Le~
gisiaItltc OF Quo will proceed at otce to
put Mr.. Clay IN uonllnalion. lie tlisllkes
tie word AID ics the thing. lUdoi.
~eg-as
Lar fer he Lqatss An abrieetnent Of
Biaekstoneas Iummentarles IN series Of
letters from u Father Ia his Daug hter, in
tendrd Tor the advancement of Femalo
Edneation, u 10 the press and ahoat 10 DO
publlshrd In LONDON. We hope it viii
not make tle I,adl.s IaNS.is.
.as fs.-.
From Ac Flushing l,ntttte.
NoAAN
oman aud nine
together shiaet
Two diamond gems IN pleasures WREATH
Bol lhe losy In,
And thc cup 10 sip,
VIII each ibe,r i.stefnls thoins bequceN
Woman and love,
Ldu heaven above,
len thousand brilliant lights display:
hi heir londpAt smi,e,
Md thnir atllul vile,
Beam, Ike The meteor, to decay.
Woman aud truth,
Ia age ur youth,
Like two h,iRid orlie The world Hume
hen one ntust declined
Tho other Ill shine,
To lights paihna! 10 the tomb
Namnn's q 1oWr,
From Elons bow r.,
Whose hrna stornnililctlon mnY sever,
Though her charms mhy lndc,
VI sinlc bul aid
She's beautiful, beautiful ever
II some women would 10 heaven 60,
Ia Ilt- ~ there they a groypl
Tor midst Tie Joys the h.asens bestow,
There e0Hd not he n aDftf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

Nv 1otE, j.. lin tic Diaro OF
Vera Cruz, received by the schDOarf Fly,
Captain Bower, We ind an address from a
Council Of Government, caliag themselves
Inc JuAta .SGcioaal tatifreuic, 10 the
.sieAiCau nation
From this "c infer that the Rcfturt1y
fonslcas had been dissolved by 40 !nlir.
RAJ Decree, and llat, after dissolution,
ths Comed, composed OF members ri the
Goagrcss favorable 10 the interests OF the
Eelp'ror had heen conyukrh, and HcIa
exercising tie leg !atl,c pow under his
direction.
In Ibis address tlleysyealt of heir eaorts
10 Introduce system INTO thr government
IN the different departments oil Fiaancr,
Justice, and War ard OF their labos il
Turning the project at II Constitution,
which le 10 be submitted 10 the krpresru-
tatisca of The nation, WHO are shortly to be
called together.
The address " dated af AirSico, 18Th
wy. 'o2s, and si2uel by JeAS FfANeI8-
%, Bishop u Durango, rs PRESIDENT.
IRE. .iae.
-.,sfso"..
L was lately eta:ea IN the British House
ri Eommous, by hord john Russell, that
The firm OF Lonad0n & co. Bonhsciiers H.
Lonion, soid fave nl!ii0n salamrs ANIMAL
~: Shat they Afford constant employ m"nt
10 aizry clerks, and two hundred and fly
printers aud hookhatcrs AID thai thcig
early expenses tor e3rtt'SeH.at, KS -, =
969.-. - 40. fh",t lacla were derived
from one oi HE partners.
FoLTAiRE. when challenged ~ Pomp-
guam, an oilccr % lie "rny, and brother
OF the author Of taat naae. addressed to
the Minister al tie Poiire liz, following
letter, ard the example, he reconmen-
ded To ali those Wbo nave vii cioueh to
relieve them lrota the necessity q. fight
ing iarora.
MY Lnrd know not what | have
done To the two brothers OF fo;npguan.
One of them slnce twenty years has heen
5efd!cLtHg my ears, ani the other tirra
tens 10 cnt thrH OIL. Now, ~, ny lord,
nave great need OF my ear, 10 hear what
fame may say OF your great ,ir'acs and IA
lents--l h. yon vii taHo un,itr yoar care
the JGFy--the aataor, shall take care OF
myself"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

n fopgh YGaker.-A man named Benia.
min Mum, formerly oil Deerlield, Mass.
lately returned to his native town, after an
absence of more than 30 years in the Bri-
fish lonlinions, during which his fien,ie
sappnsrd him dead, aud his wife, u,der
that impression, contracted Il second mar.
riasc. Sine is uow deceased. Mum is IN
his 35tl year, ard waiSed l'roai MS resi-
deuce in Mona Scotia TO Halifax, nearly
~ miles iirotn tkeuce he proceeded 5,
water 10 Boston, and thea continpad III.
journey on foo. = DrrritIl. being 90
mites farther. ~. y. Cors. ,lis.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

.2a!op;stiag Pe1otmaEee.-At the en-
trance OF Isabel Of Bavaria into Paris, VIII
of Charles VI Eaydr'an fa.truod i rGrc
from the top Of the tower OF Metre Dame
tn Que of the ho'!srs within the Change
b-'dgc he descended dancng upon The
rope, with lighted i.anhcar IN each hand !;
he passed between thu blue tailirty curtains,
orhamrnted with golden neuf-de lis hich
covered The bridee; he fixed crown up
ON isabr's head, aud rcascended upon his
ROPE into the mir. The Chronicle adds, a.
this MAS done in the night he was seen in
all parts OF Paris aud its eB,irons.
Lonlon pafer.
/" .Nr2oieop he lounge" begins 20 ex-
cite much atten;iaua Europe, and the tlGt
seems very geucra!ly entertained that, on
the dccrnsc of ;lle prcs.ut king of France,
"a vigorous attempt VII be maze Ia place
hin on the throne, liappeHs' ifaere'd
upon, thai Tho Bourbon dynasty Must aoon
hive an end III Ifabs, ~ ooFofciga ovci
the country. MO.
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$I,2G3,5i4
S300,9i2
379,s02

During tive same time, the value of 4,84I
dollars IN bullion, and 1865, f34 in coin, was
received al the same pert.
--0crD-
II appears that tie has just been pub
Ishcd IN phiadclphia Il Work with THIS H.
tie: account Of an Expedition from
Pitlsburs 10 the Rocky Mountains, per-
forGled IN the years 1919 and 1920, by or
dei Of the Secretary of War, uuder the
command Of Major stephen II. Long,
TINS work "iil be of great value, on ac.
count OF the interest oi ts subject aud the
Authenticity gifts facts. We have the au-
thorlly of Tie critical Editor of the Nation
al 61z'tie Tor saying that the literary Ia
lent employed IN the composition 1f the
u or'> ia Of the highest order. Indeed,
there is 80 limit 10 the measure of praise
which the Gazette has bestowed on the
Work. Tn compiler OF the work is DR..
EDEIS JA"Es, Botauist and Gcologist at
taehec 10 the Expedition, and the conpli-
alton is made from the notes of the author,
and of Mljbr LoNG, Mr. II. SAY, aud other
Ge.lilc'aen oiihe exploring party.
Nat Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

Cooley Gibhrr visited The Dnlc of War
ton, at Ninchcndon, On Burkmgbam-
shire, aud taking au airing with his Grace,
the carriage could hardly he dragged along
through Ihr heavy clay. IL has been
sald," obsessed lhr poet, - thai your Gfa, .
ran through Your estate but dciy you
10 raR through thu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

CnTroS GooDs.-.The Bosion States
mn gives Ire following AS the aggregate
sallle of the colored aud white cotton
goods imported ~ Boston, in the three frs,
quarters Of lie present year.
Goorrd EDITIONS S30o,0l2
" h!te do. 379,..02
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

y FRrE MoNARem. In ihr work d
Jamcs |. entitled True Lar IF Free .i0a,
arriica, 1t Is laid down that lter mo1ar-
ely is one in winch ihc Monarch is per
teeay .',ee 10 DO Us df picdSlS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

A Missouri paper furnishes the following
prediction, Which our readers viii please
10 fHkr ii al what il is worth.
" omeformation which we are dispo-
sed 10 rely On, it u believed that Mr. Clay
will be- nominated by The respective Legs
Ia0rrs Of the Western and Mississippi
stateo, during the prtscn, winter"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

AdyiccI recently received in ~ York,
siair thHt Lieut.. Gen. Dcyereux, oflhe Co
lebblan service, whom we were led 10 ex.
peel IA lhe United States Ii n ministerial
eapaciiy, has had his destination changed
Tor one Ia ENGLAND, 10 which country, and
tl1r states o. Europe, he goes as Commits
slancr from Tie Colombian Republic.
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Phil Union.
London pdpfr.

G1mLling. On thp 2Gth of October
last, ~ aclon was brought in the Court
of Kings Bench, London, by the assignee
Of Moses Ahitbol, a bankrupt, 10 recover
of abbott, Boliswollh, aud Davis, u large
atfa Of money Which they, as keepers Of a
Ra.nii'in,. l,ousc, had Won from Abiibol, u
hePt'W oaiied Ropise Il Mir" The ar
agHrc sueeeedcd IN obtaining vcrdil for
the recovery back Of all The money The
bankrupt had lost, for the purpose OF APP
plying ii to the benefit of his creditors.
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II some women would 10 heaven 90,
Ia mt-.ry there iheyd erosel,
fof midst The Joys The h.asehs bestow.
Htrc eoaH not he aHtff.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
SWaim's Panacea.

VBSllS Medicine is offered as remedy for scro6a
king evil, liberated putrid sore throat long STAN
ing rheumatic affections, cutaneous diseases white sat
ling and diseases Of the bones, and, all cases generally
ian ulcerous character &c.
In al disorders arising from an impure or conaraal
state of the bood, it win be found powerful aud eec
remedy. The discovery Of this medicine L.s been the
from the most decided conviction founded on ample eAl
rience, gifts power in Graduating those Diseases 1
~ utter medicine has failcd.
The proprietor give the most respectable reference
and IS IN possession OF ample testimony Of the st
sing effected by the use Of his Paracea To mDo
ance fully established in the minds Of The most Gu
nent physicians in our country TO be prescdbcdbyha
in the treatment Of those diseases Tor Which it Is offered
remedy.
constant supply direct from The proprietor for sa'1
VI. JOHNSON, Agent
No So, .harketstrttt, Uiiaiay9n
Who keeps constant supply Of drugs and medicines
the best quality. July /, ls.$--54-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
COTTON.
Valuable Lands For Sale.

VEsiE subscriber, agent for Hisaam %. Mercer, M W
d offer at Public Nentlue, on Thursday the -oh a4,
.4ngRst, inst. that well known, valuable properly cAg
WoRsELL MANOR, situate and lying in sassaira' N[c
Cecil county, Md containing $50 acres (mole or ts
about 40 whereof is first quality BOTTOM MEADOW
which may be put in good moving order, at very li'
pense. This property is now in high state ofc''Nauo
and no land in the United States has exhibited strong
proofs of the efficacy of Plaster and clover There y
large proportion Of Woodland ON the Farm. ,,n,c
The Improvements are, large TWO STORY BGl
HOUSE, with good kitchen attached theretoi l"S
and excellent barn, good s.abling, &c. n...
This Farm is surrounded by agreeable and in'eAts.
neghbors--it Is only miles from the mouth OF Apoln,
mink creek, where Philadelphia prices are gFen iOE!A'
duce-t is also but 2 miles from bohemia river
TO suit purchasers, this property can be Handsome
vdcd into two farns-300 acres sold with the lMaO,,
ments--cach farm will retain sufficient quantity o. a'
and woodland. o..
This property affords fine prospect FOR the man :
Iterprlc, and viii be sold on accommodating terms, d
Persons wishing to view the premises, preFi9l' ~ u
lay Of sale can Gin the absence q w Mercer "P'9
he subscriber. ,,;
sale 10 commence at 10 o'c.Gck, in the forenoon y
GEottsN FORD # ctfg.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
SWaim's Panacea.

z fresh supply received from VIM Swain and for sale
I BY JOSEPH bRINGHuRSr, Druggist, IS Market
street, Wilmington, Delaware
r. ,: Inc testimonies III favor of this medicine rs re-
medy for scrolna and other M conl,,;o,cd III ct"
respectable as to enti,e it TO the attention Of all paso
VINO are afflicted by sores which have been found ncurc
in this Borough.
Mo. %. 20 ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

The Directors Of the Bank Of Smyrna have demanded
an nsalment Of five dollars on each share of the canal
stock OF the said Bank to be paid by tha Stockholders
pectNey, on The tweny-thd day Of OCober next ;-one
h IN gold or silver and the residue in notes of the Banks
OF thus state or OF Banks established by law in Philadelphia
Or Baltmore-poyded the said Banks pay their notes IN
specie by Order Of the Board
60-3m S. H. HGDSON Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
Teacher Wanted.

person qualified to teach Arithmetic Mathematics and
~ the English Language, who can come well recommen.
ded will meet with an eligible situation by al piyng 10 The
Trustees Of the Milton Academy, Sussex County. Del.
'uy i, Io%o.-o9-9c ASA IlAINES, Sec.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
NOTICE.

YESIIE subscriber intending to remove from The Roroeb
z requests all persons indebted 10 him to make payment
and those having accounts against him present them for
settlement.
JAMES SEDBORN
Wilmington, Mo. goth, 1925
n b. Those persons in the country having casks belong
ing to the subscriber will please TO return them before tie
l2elh Ct next mouth. 68-,f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

For Sale by JOSEPH BRING1uRsT, No. IS, Markets.
Among which Red yellow, Pale, Imperial and
Crown Banks of the latest inporaons and first quality
Salt Of Bark, Rllck drops, Fowlers solu-O
ion, or Aguc drops, Extracts Of Cicuta pgpaped
Stramonium, & Phytolacca Decandya. ny h'Seh
FIX liyoscyanus, Beadona, hconite Sabine Elatcrinm
Oil of Croton Concentrated Nitric Acid, Aqua forts M.
riatic and suphc Acids, Acetc Acid, Phosphorus and
Phosphate Of Soda.
Mercury in al! It's various preparations.
Sal Duretic, GIauber and EPSON salts Sulphatc ard
Carbonate Of Potash, Swaims anaceaf for cure Of scroa
nvetere ulcers and the diseases le in the system by
mercury, received from Wm Swain, for sale by ta dozen
or single bottle. Caster oil lst 2nd Qualities cold
pressed Chemical Tests, Patent Medicines Sodac Pow
ders, ScIdtl purSng powders pnt up fresh in half an
hours notice, russaie OF Iron, first and second qualities
Prussate of Potash
Supercarbonate Of Soda, Taaric Acid Salt Of Lemons
for extracting ron mould
j. has made arrangements by which he expects to re-
celve from Paris in the Autumn, all lie new Chemical pre-
paIations which are applied to medical purposes.
Mo. 22d, 1898. 6o-6t
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