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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The two vessels Of wiilA
Wostok aud tue Mirni. saiied'aA
18ie.-The object Of the voyage = !
make the tour " the South Pole, as near a.
the ice mould permit Il 20 be approached,
taking care TO avoid following the traces OF
Can't. Cook, that they might complete the
discoveries o. that navigator. The fruit Of
,bis enserprize was the discovery Of two ISL
ands. the onlv lanl known At such height
They are situated toward the 6eth degree Of
latitude, and have received the names Of AZ
exander lst and Peter 1T. one y AZ TIE
ia degree Of west longitude, and the other
the 18th degree. They are inaccessible, On
account Of the zee which surrounds them, ano
tie voyagers could not approach nearer than
40 miles, and then only on the west side.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Fovage. and she appears 70 have been
", vel qualified ior observing and
aung whatever she me- with wor-
he. Lon. Pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Culture Of Tya.-MT. George Wallace,
who lives al BFaddock Fields, writes 10 the
American Farmer, that be has raised. during
the preset M season, considerable quantity "
the Tyson Tea Plants.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The New Orleans Gazette, or any. III
states that no new case Of the yellow fever
bad been reported AZ The health Office i0r tbe
three previous days"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The y. Orleans Gazette Of the 18th uIts
says the health Wardens report that there are
only 30 sick 10 the City ons Of the Hospitals
and wishes the Citizens 10 be officially invited
to return 20 their employments.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Letters from Malaga, of late date, ssy a.
sassinations frequently occur-and e0lano-
lions are apPEehended.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

PORTUGAL A letter received hy a rrn
tleman IN NeW-York, from Lisbon. dated 2itl
Of July, mentions that the state az things there
and throughout tire country IS growing worse
and worse Ummercc " almost reduced w
nothing. lmprisonments and hanishmcnts
continue; aud The expressions NJ public dissalis-
faction are 50 frequent and unguardli. that the
writer thinks a change 81 some sort cannot
be far of. The letter ~ c0urhEd in rurv
general language, but clearly intimaics shat
The country " In state W unusual excite
ment.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

NEw CorToN.--Three wagon loads. eirh-
teen bales, Of new cotton. arrived IN Char.es-
ton on the 81 instant from Barnwah. III W
said % be unequal 70 last years eTop--One
load had been sold Tor Va cents
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

We understand il is reallJ in contemplation
to repair the old forts, &c. at Yorktown, and that
q me Of the principal events Of the siege viii be
repeated by shsm investment and defence Of the
place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

man has been detected A Buffalo. IN. ".
passing bills purporting to Be upon the Eagle
Bank Of Newport, IL. !. These notes IRE
spurious. here being no such Back in exis-
tenoe. Bills ofthe Mert hants' Bank ofNcw-
port, r. ]. which are also spurious, are in
circulation in that quarter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Ftrrl0nt Eiscii0n.- rom the returrs rr
ccived Of the late Election ~ Vermont. ii az.
pears that Gov. Van Ness " reelected VI.
most unanimously. In the choice 81 Repfrs
,entativcs IN Congress, which are nnw chosrr
IN districts. there appears % BE- Some dirrFsi.
ly Of opinion.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

T. London 1orniag Chroiiisie, July 81.
y lie extracts from GerHfan and
eoers will be found an account Of two
.lach bave been just issued al Vienna /;
hem prohibiting Lady Oyord, Mrs.
"A I.ff-ua 4 adv Marian
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Forty YEARs AGO. Reading, dav On
two since. ar accouui Or TIRE reception wv
lafayette in Boston. In 1894. we were amused
" The list 81 dignilaries who dined with him.
Faneml Hall" the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Council the President Of ihe
senate, tie Speaker NJ tie House, and He
President of he Bantn
The Massachusetts Bank had. ~ that time,
Just been established, and was the only one in
tins State. OF, as We suppose. 10 New-Enrland
Tie chief Of the institution was therefore
penonagF Of some consequence nm such
place as Boston. But nCw when Banks are
nearly a. numerous - CHURCHES ihe Prcsi-
dent Of The Bank sounds as oddly IS would
ihe Justice 0f Tile Peace W ami many ~ TIE
gentlemen. nov AZ the bead Of SIMILAR insti-
tutions, would stand amazed ~ finding
Mace assigned them next "a thr President uf
The Senate and Speaker # the Hoase.
Hero sttr floraH.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

BELLE ARR. Editorial Apologv We re-
celyed ,his morning (says the Baltimore Fed.
eral Gazstfe) 4 half sheet W the Bond ny
Union, containing the following apology for
its diminutive size 49,
~ presenting 10 our readers half sheet.
My We mnst candidly acknowledge i was
occasIoned w our having spent murh time in
attending The Camp Meeting: pm and five
were IN error by 80 doing We were accnmpa-
nred by very great concourse Of our fellow
citizens, Of al classes. ages and conditions"
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Anecdotes vi b.s hie--a l0tre pf 4lHrffrrf.
ihe place ~ hn naMtfF, toefibff with wa
lection ~ tle tesi potiicai aadrrsses.--ile
whole ip A. urnantntrd with an Nceiient
engraved likeness 81 tie venerable HERa. iaf-
ming d ifunti-pirCe to The wHrk w w ta
b. printed on gold paper and on p hanasane
type 20 comprise atout COO paEes, neatly
hali-honnt, and ltltsFrd s--thc price ta fuh-
scribens viii be one dolizreach solnmc. Con-.
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NNn 1AACr Or LAND.
LtAk sNllLE ACADEMY.

HE 1iust,.s having resigned 10 tho
ahbsofber The nentrol al tbs Institution.
rs proposes opening the school Bpain on The
hfsi Monday ~ February All Inc branches
usually laugh, In academies will be taught
mere, and the regulations such Us 10 afford
'"en student an opportunity al study NJ with
CUT n"iesihtioh, record viii be ksrt OF
ehoh recitation mud OF each failure, " bieh
VIII ~, al tmts h. open 10 III, Inspection OF
parents, guarhinns ard those interested. Tho
hrsi session " III ehpii, on the 10th June.
Terms per Session, pagaLh IN adrance
latin aud Greek Language, Malhe-
nlhlies, NJ. gil Oh
English Grammar, Typography, &c.
bohfdine may he had ior non. soto $40.
JOHN slLLlAAN
~ D. There h, perhaps, uDt n more heal.
Thy place 10 be found,
'ahn.ki&2d uowoI
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NNe otM.r lyact,

ADJOINING the last, containing betw cen 400
aud 100 acres, on which is likewise a smnll
plantation some log buildings This hand IL
III point oi quality, perhaps not much, If any,
interior Ia the other, IL lies uncomnonl, well
aud lkeaiso abounds with the best OF nine
Tor plule az shingles, aud lies ncnr II saw mill
he Two last named tracts, adjoining rneh o.
lher' would be more equally divided, 10 ne
cunmodate purchasers
We will sell the whole or either of thr n
hove mentioned tracts Of lnnd npob the fol.
lowing terms, VIZ One third of The purchase
money Ia he paid Christmas 1924, ~ which
tune possession will be given--thr balance IN
two equal onnnnl payments, and pro vidcd IN,
purchaser should ind II 10 bis interest In the
drst payment, 70 advance more, n lilgrrnl dis.
count will be made. We expect 10 sell the
above lands ai reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure 81 the times, and should moi u snle be-
effected before, Ne shall oner them 10 The
highest bidder NJ next Bedford June court
emit John ". Holt, who lives mar the urc.
misses, will accommodate uny geniicmnn who
mny wish to SEE the first named tfnct, and
Capt, pnvid W. Qnarles, who lives IN The Vi
cinlty OF the three others, will show them
SAMUEL READ,
JOHN LEFTNICH, Executors.
Nh LEFINlCH,
January .. cocp1Ow q
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GMe other Tract.

within mile or two of the latter, edima-
Ted AT $50 acres, ON which is n small nlan.
thlion, n considerable part al which is hesb /:
likewise, preiiy good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly finished. On this place lins been rai,cd
tobacco oi superior qunlilN, aud the land
yen :" clear, at lensi II good proportion of il.
Is oil nearly the sntua ,l,s.,,,',i - . ~
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kNiiS ~ To torwnin ali persons from tfndine
u Tor or linking al assignment al u btNn
eAeo"ad 10y me Ia Altrr.op kAI.iph, Tor tLs
sun ol $40, hrHrtf r.tt some ttnr in No.
prniheii lNs2, ~ H#. IHnu was given for tb,
purchase 81 II horr ~ hieh snid InIcifI .old
IL zoe, hbltHHii. 10 -atu hons. IA be .aund
nhirh ~ "a iho Gust M cpi. niake npIonf}
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
LAND EoR SALE.
! VIE Executors 1T enl Nm. Leltnife
dee'd. oilaf for sal,, TIT. IoLiGNtht
LANDS, ~ tie county ui Bedipfh, w
Owe 7Rlt4,

on the waters of Little otter, ahom mi,
above Liberty and near the maiu tsstcl1
road, containing 400 acres, urHr aur ialt
which i III woods ,hnd "a cou ,iurfrd, aflh tn
exception oi a smAli pntt, "a o. fl,ne fala,
60 i"hd the hhl"nct ~ l1la... #tnb. N,.tItl, ~
10 work iiNr 81 siN hfHds 10 .t an - o.zaH.. =
susceptible Of Prcm mn r5#,, Its. -Oa this
farm is Il comfortable DAllI1 ##,tatIsl
suiht.ehi iur the nccounouuiiuE a. F lat.
,amlI' dosrt er viii othcrnpt ,ssar, nut hoo.
ses. Ltsew'se, ma AfPLE and ll.ACIi on.
cllAtp The apple orrhmd i, Inferior, pes.
iaps g. mi lev ~ tbs upper chHnir, 1bt.
WIS tho former rcsjdeheo 81 The A,v James
Iluprr
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4 HAVE DIET rminod IL usun.> III prar.
y tle nl MfltGt,l NJ Lyt,4ilip.A ~ ont
delay, 1as heretnfolc.) IT, .oht..tot viii Ia.
rm'esan aud may ftu,taH, I iotta. tho
sh"p oil Rose q intitsul#t rcu IT.. .,ur1
ho,I'e, q A ROSE.
Amherst connty. jan. ~ Dots
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American journal of Science an


CoH1Rcted by BENJAMIN SILIlMAN, Pro.
ff'soc u CHEMISTRY, A-c. Tote cottage.
This Journal began IN The year 1919 Two
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

Inc Whole " IN ia d editl"n having bten
sod, the E"ltoi has berh '"uucea |" "il.' ne"
me, Oh more enla' geo scale ny 'easoh 81 'he
Many ne1i''u' '''l nav "'e' h'""e '"' Tie
W. ''h' VA us P'''a o''he ."e d" G..
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80 pc iv''hJ |. t 'a'"e 81 'aen he'ots ana
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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-02-19
To the Democratic Electors of
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.
No. 1919, Market street.

Fellow Citizens--As the season is approach
ing when your attention will be directed to the
duty of electing person to fill the office of Sher
riff of this county, beg leave to offer myself
to your consideration as a candidate. 1t IS
probably unnecessary to remind you that at
the last nomination for this office, l was favored
with the suffrages Of respectable portion of my
for whose support now return
my grateful acknowledgements. On the present
occasion, | shall not entertain you with profes
sions which are rarely the test of merit or the
pledge Of good conduct, but shall content myself
with assuring you of my cheerful submission to
any mode of nomination that may be adopted at
the county meeting at the Red Lion, and OF m,
determination to give my utmost support 10 me
candidate who may be selected under the amtho'
lritv Of that meeting PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January %, 1924. l9-tf
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-02-19
j. SHlNN's PANACEA.

The Subscriber having discovered the
of SWANS celebrated Pa
nacea, has now supply on hand for sale );
he has reduced the price from IS so to-
50 SO, or by the dozen S2a.
All charitable institutions in the u. ST.
and the poor. will he supplied gratis.
II the citizens of the principal cities and
towns. will appoint an agent to order and
distribute this medicine to the poor, it will
be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the cure
of the following diseases ), !" scroiula or
kings evil, liberated or putrid sore throat,
long standing rheumatic affections, cuta-
neous diseases, white swelling. and dis
eases Of the bones, and all cases generally
of an ulcerous character, and chronic dis
eases, generally arising in deblitated con-
but more especially from syph-
ills, or affections arising therefrom ulcers
|in the larynx, nodes. &c. and that dread
|ful disease occasioned BY long and ex-
cessive use of mercury, &c, 1t is also USE
lful in diseases of the liver
CERTIFICATES.
have within the last two years had an
opportunity ofseeng several cases ofyery
|inveterate ulcers, which having resisted
previously the regular modes of treatment,
were healed by the use Of Mr.. Swaim's
Panacea, and / do believe, from what
have seen that it will prove an important
remedy in scrofulous, venereal and mercu.
!, rial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
proft ssnr Of the Institutes and Practice of PLY
sic in the University OF Pennsylvania.
!, / have employed the Penacea of Mr.
Swain in numerous instances, within thu
last three years, and have always foune
lit extremely efsicacious, especially in Sc
condary syphilis, and mercurial disease
! 1 have 40 hesitation in pronounclng it {
! medicine of inestimable value.
RI w. GIBSON, NJ. d.
Professor Of Surgery in the University of Penn
: sylyana -
Il N. b. For sale at Smith u PearsoPs
I'm. +. corner of Third and Market streets
d Philadelphia.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-02-19
SCHEME.
100 Tickets at 81 so, 49, So5
Not tico Blanks to q Prize.

This Lottery is formed by combination OF
numbers. The prizes will be determined as fol-
lows-From to 20 will be put into wheel.
Four of which will be drawn out; and that TICK
et having on the 1st and Cd Nos drawn, will be
entitled to $780, The ticket having on the LIST
and Sd Nos. drawn, will be entitled 70 $40
That ticket having on the 1st and 4th Nos drawn,
will be entitled to 500. That ticket having on
the 81 and 81 Nos drawn, will be entitled to SIS
That ticket having on the I'd and 4th Nos. drawn
will be entitled to $40. That ticket having on
the 81 and 18th Nos. drawn, will be entitled to
SIS. Those tickets having on any one OF the Nos.
drawn, will be entitled to 81 so each.
- No ticket which shall have drawn prize
of superior denomination, can be entitled to
an interior prize. go
Prizes subject to the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
Whole Tickets, 81 5o-IIalves, rs Cents.
THOMAS EzoPE, JR.
No 1879 Market street.