davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

A subscription paper is now circulating
i, Wv York for the purpose Of erecting in
Fr.lnnn square Ia mat cay s'a'oe III
H,ni,min Franklin, 10 be lighted with gas,
which it is believed, will give a liz ht of such
brilliant magnitude as TO extend itself 800
fee, every way, from It's centre
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

10y virtue of deed of trust cx.cnird by
- samuel ! Harrison Ia the subscriber, for
the purpose al securing the payment of Ger.
tain debts therein named, to Richard Tyrcc
and William Harrison, hearing date the 7fh
dry OF June, ls2o, and of record IN the Illus
tinss Court Office of Lynchburg, will be sold,
10 the highest bidder, nj public auction, before
the door pf the courthouse, IL Iynchhnrg, on
Monday thr 23d daN of February next, (ta2l }
for ready money, THO SLHIES, Anna aud
Dilccy. TIE subscriber will only convey such
title is vested in him by the deed of trust.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Trustee.
Jon 10. wlw -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
| Paris Constitutional, ad Dec.

A letter to the Editors of the National
Inteli.enger dated ut Maianzas Island OF
Cuba Jan. ist, says" w. All tranquil
here the authority of our hel"'ed king
is oheyrd without ,nnrmnr. The u. ,.
schooner Grey Hound, Bea6ir, Jackson,
and Ferret are in this port
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

C y II Il N IS

Lottery aud Exchange Office, ia, Market-S,
BALTIMORE.
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAfI
KEEN OBI AIMED THAN Al ANY OTIIs..I.
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from anv part Of the rr,fco State.
hy mail Qposi pai,l) or by priva't ..onve,ance.
enclosing the cash or priz"s in any of the Bal
timorr Lotteries, vi" meet me same prompt
and rnneinal S.,ention, Ms Il on personal APP
plicatinn, addressed Ia
J. |. COHEN, Jr--- Bakiwore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
..e6s''


But lately, the only question was, ho,c
Eirope wns 10 be sdred ? Now that the
absolute king is restored in Spain, and
that those powers of Germany disposed To
he FESTIVE, have been subjected Ia "A saluta-
~ yoke when the ENJOYS Of the Diet of
Frankfort, who manifest opposition, are
disgraccd that every where there Is
tendency 10 modify constitutions, until
more can be effected, aud the great work
!. finally cOnsunImated the fanatics are
extending their views, and the Drdpedu
Blanc, Yesterday announced that ne must
sure me unirerse Now it is easy to un-
drrstand what, in fanatic language, this
signifies. II is not that representative
tribune shall be seen in the four quarters
of the globe. II is To desle that no place
of refuge should be any where found lol
the cxiles of Europe. T'hc states of South
America are now the great object oi regard.
Bat il seems that less Importance Is attach
ed to their separation from Europe than I"
The form of their government and II ~
their liberty, rather than their indrpen-
dence, which cxciies the anger of the fhna-
ties. But even when again that her Pizar-
ros shall have borne tn them the blessings
of slavery, the uHirerse will not be saved.
Then must come the turn ofth Il. States,
the most culpabe OF all, since they first
gave the sigrl.
In vain viii it he said, that half a crntu-
ry has sanctioned The independence "t The
United States. There is no prescription
for revolt and the shade Of Washington
shall he pursued rs guilty of all the vain
theories which have afflicted the world
Even that of William Tell is not spared
Daily is the independence of the Swiss
assail-d, and the Drdpeau Blanc pours
j forth this day fresh diairibrs, even against
IA country whose forced remuneration Of the
virtues Of hospitality, cannot render II ac-
ceptablc in III" eyes of those whit Insist o,l
saring The unirerse.
i'nris Constitutional, ad Dec.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
nay. Jerem .,,h ingram,

ClR-TAkE s0TICE-Thatw we shall,
- on The 81. March next. nj The spo,u Ia.
vern, in the county of cnmnheu. ya. procscd
10 t"Ae ne depcsitions al john rlughcs and
others and On the 18th of March next, At the
Se" store, in the county m Buckinghom, Va.
'Go JcIn,si'.,nns of Charles Nekinnev, IT, and
o'lie's, and on the 3d of April next, at the
b',u 80 of Samuel Mckinney, In he county Of
,,aliinx, Va. the dcposti"ns al snh samuel
I Mcki nncy nnd others. all OF which are 10 10
read evidence Ia the suit new pending Ia
the Eynchburg superior court of chnDcery,
wherein you nre pnintif. md We are. defend
auis, aud shRtl proceed from day To day until
the same Is compicied--io may attend II
You please. Yours,
Moon t. MCKINNEY.
JaUuary lC, w3W 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
From The ". Y. Papers, ofl5h inst.

From me ". J. fopeFs, o. iJH iHH'
The following piece Of nees is Solemn
" given in two papers of repate in Paris, the
Journal DIES Dobats, aud the Courier Fran
cais
Late accounts from North America
announce that Gen. Jackson has been cleo
ted president of The L. States over Mr..
Williams, by IS votes against ~
Prosecutions were going on III Frarcr
against the editors of different papers,
charged with publishing articles opposed
To the views of the government. T"" had
been sentenced, one Ia three months impri
sonmcnt and fine of 5000 francs the
other 10 two months imprisonment aud
fine of $500 francs.
II is reported thai Gen. Nina ls 10 publish
IN England History of the Campaign IN
Catalonia, from the entrance al the French
Ia the equalization of Barcelona, with some
interesting pieces on The negotiations with
marshal Money.
Accounts from Madrid state that about
10, 900 persons, of all ages and both sexes,
had quilted that place tn seek shelter in
foreig n countries.
The emperor of Austria las erased the
name of Sir Robert Wilson from the list of
knights decorated with his orders.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

4 T. u court held for Prince Edward
~ county, January the ip,h, is24.
Richmond Slaihhm mud Hh"dn h'r ~Wr,
formerly Ehodh ilil, Clement Davis aud Bet.
sey hi. wife, formerly Bctsey Hill, orishnm
l.. Thornhil and JonnDn his wife, formerly
joanna IIiit, and Snmnrl Hill, complts.
Against
John 1hnrmond aud Doshn hi. wife, Josi-A
all H. Williams aud MARTIN his wife, joel
Watkins, Ia his own right. mud H. ndniinis'rn-
tor OF " iliam Hill, dee Il aud Mary his wife,
defendants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

This day cnme The eonf,leinnnis,.i% iheir
counsel, mud filed their bill mud the defend.
nnts joel Watkins, In his onn light, aud as
ndn,inistrntu, Of illinm Hill deed, and Ma
~ his wife, aud filed their answer, rnd this
rnus,' ns 10 these defendants j. So down for
hearing md the defendants John I hurnohd
aud Doshn his wife, josiah II Williams aud
Martha his wife, mol having entered their mp
penraucr aud given security according 10 mn
mel al the general ssrmhls and the rules Of this
court, mud il appearing Ia the sh'isinetion II
the court thai they nre mol inhahithnts al Ills
state, on the moiinn of the oomplninRnis by
counsel, II is ordered, thai the snid defendants
John 1hurmond aud Dosha his wife, Josiah
~ Williams aud Martha his lie, do nppcnr
herc on the first day "f April court next, and
answer the compliments bill, aud lint co
~ Of this order he fulil Will Inserted ~ SOM
one of the public new spnrefs printed IN the
town ~ I.ynPl burg, To- Two months succes-
si,cly, and also posted ~ the front door OF
The courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-fesfe,
81. D. J. WoRsnAM, y. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

On motion OF the plaintiff, aud il appearing
by afhdn,i of said plnuiin thu ihe dcien-
danis are not inbnhiinnts al This common
wealth, IL Is urdcv.d, TINT ih.y do appear on
ar. before the Rrsi day nj April curt neat, 10
he held Ia said county, aha .uier their appear
ancc, aud give security ncsI1sdiug Ia the act
ni assembly, and IL is further ordered that
copy Of this order he published two months
sucrcssivcly In the Lsnchbnrg Nitgnian, pub
li.hrd IN "a. town III I..nchburg
4 COpy ~. Iesle,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
\ ccrLnin trnct or parcel Of land.
The following slaves,

4 r rules held in the clerks otlicxv,f Am
~ hcrt county, On the hrI hMnd"y IN
january, 1924
Joseph IL. Carter, eA'or OF John Mays de
ceased, JlniOfB,
against
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

There will he fire Sundays in the ensuing
month of Febr'ary-a circumstance winch
will not occur hui twice more during the
presen. century, viz l852, and 1880.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
(,RI.l.jk FUND

The following letter from the venerable es-
President Adams, breathes all the spirit aud
ardour OF youth in the cause of freedom and
humanity
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

~ rmauanee Of deere. of the superior
4 cotfi ct chnnerry for The t.ynchhurg dis
trcf, prunduhceh M fhe 9th day of Octolrt,
is23, in the causr OF Camden against CHI
borne, tile undersigned, Mafsbal Of the sail
court, vii, on Saturday Tire 3d day uf January
next, eNposr to snle, bs WY of public auction,
10 the higllesi bidder. Tor cash On The preinj.s
.os, tiEtirgii uoi the noKt fair day thereafter,
snndHy scscepled)
\ certain tract or parcel Of Land.
Lying ia the county at Amherst, containing
jtn acres. u6fe or less, adjoining the lHnds at
hicnjnh Camden Nillinm siinnett, aud others.
being the lnnd purchased OF Thomas LumpkiI',
Henry Camd,n, mud others. Also,
The following slaves,
To wit Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, fbIl, Wnsh-
iagtor, Margaret, rha.Le. Fanny. Qnrrn and
Maip, together With the increase OF the fc
made slaves, " any
g. u. nooDsoN, NJ. l. u. G. G. =.
Dee, q.
o. J,y"corsenf qf The parties, he oJore
sal, is postponed uaid TIL RSD.lI, the
4h day qf .Ho,oh neal.
q d. NooDsoN, NJ. l.. u. c. G,
Jan 70. 20 wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30
-...sA @....

7Iabamn--A select committee OF the IL. oil
r. hav, reported bill to provide tor che"s-
ing Electors hy general tick"t-'h WI pro
baby pn..-i bill for the establishment OF a
State Bank has passed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

Obio.-Thr resolution for instrncting
her Representatives in Congress 10 nst all
their .xrrtions for the advancement of do
nestle manufactures, passed by her IL. al
t., was lost in the Senate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

WAsHIHGrox, Jan. 1G.-Thc Board of
Commissioners, under the article of ihe
Treaty ofGhent which relates 10 departed
slaves, is at present in session in this city
all the gentlemen Composing 1t beng
present.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

A committae OF the Senate of Nov York
have reported decidedly against the 1cnnes-
see resolutions, and expressed their opinion
In favor OF II caucus al Washington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
7 BE- SPEEIT, and Be FORIU.N.q7E.
HOPES Aucky Office,
Opposite the Tomn NnN. Wiiminetnn.

Whole Package, S28- Han do l4-Quarer Eighth,
3 50-Whole Ticket, 75--Ialf, 81 Quarter 25--
Eight 62. - Orders attended 10 Win punctual, and
despatch. TIL Cash paid for prizes O. on demands ~
Price ct Tickets will be raised in few days.
May 20. A.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VVILIJAM WARNER having executed an assignment
w of all his estate credits and effects to the subscr
bers in for such of his creditors shall within sixty
days from the 18th inst execute and deliver to him
full release of their claims and demands and William
Warner Joseph T. Warner and James NJ Torbert trading at
Wilmington under the firm of William Warner and
pany having also made assignment to the subscribers of
all the estate, credits and effects of the said firm, in trust
for such of the creditors Of the sad firm, shall within
sixty days from the Goth instant and deliver TO the
assgnees full release of their claims and demands against
said firm Notice hereby given that the subscribers
have appointed the said William Warner their agent and
attorney and have authorized him collect the credits and
effects of himself and of the said firm of William Warner
Co. Persons indebted requested to make payment
him without delay and the creditors desired to
present their claims to him for adjustment.
The assignment and blank release will be left with
William Warner, Market street wharf, Wilmington, for
examination and execution.
EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.qssignees Of Haan Waner. g HiRiam Warner, e Co.
Wilmington, eth mo. D. 1924. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
PERSONAL TMDEpEMDENCT,.

Then Farmers and CtlIeLs Come quick Come, and
merriy sing OUT, HAnvEsT IlonE
For Lucky Tickets, in Packages, Single in Shares,
apply
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

WILL be sold al pubic safe on Third day the 22d of
w the 9th month Ounce on the premises, thai well
known FARM, the residence of William Warner, situate
ION the Newport Turnpike road, about three quarters OF
mile from Wilmington, containing about 10 acres land
ia excellent order, Of which there IS Of wood
land, 90 OF AlarS and the remainder Upland
under culture md grass.
The improvements this Farm embrace every thing
necessary comfort convenience or utility and consist OF
Ian eieg house built few years since,
the modern style, Of the best materials and in the most
convenient manner two stories high sixty feet in leng h.,
by forty DEPTH with piazza extending the whole
length ct the house, and supported by columns from the
roof The situation of the house is high, fronting towards
1.-THE Delaware, and commanding fine view Of that river,
THE borough Of Wilmington Chrisiana creek and the
adjacent Country. Contiguous 10 this honse are all the
necessary outhouses, OF which nearly new
lssng Of stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house, and bath house constantly hedwt copious spring
lof fine water There is large garden III god order, and
1.-THE grounds around the house handsomely laid out and
adorned with number of fruit and ornamental trees
The other improvements large aud comfortable two
Istory brick house for tenant Gyerseer stone barn.
stone spring house, poultry houses and other out
houses, pump OF excellent water the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oy ster shells.
On the farm there is thriving apple orchard of about
lcght acres also young oarchaId of the best grated
fruits, consisting OF peaches pears, plumbs, cherries and
Icholce apples.
The above described property unes in itself all that is
necessary constitute delightful residence and prof
table speculation The good order and convenience OF the
Improvements, and the high state Of cultivation Of the
farm, will enable the to realize Blk per cent upon
the purchase money, by leasing TO the shares. The
ant who is the farm, Robert " Farian may be
commended as manager whose industry good conduct
integrity and skill in the various branches of agriculture
entitle him to every degree Of confidence.
Possession ofhe mansion house, garden, young oarchad
and new improvements will be given IN one month from
the day OF sale and of the residue Of the farm the
25tb day of March next the lease until then, will be fort
the benefit of the purchaser. The terms will be accOmo
dating, and made known the day Of sale If it be de
sired, the mansion house, with competent portion of
land will be sold separately from the farm it will admit
OF convenient division.
The properly will be shewn by William Warner, resd-
ing or the premises. EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.4s@gnees Of HMiam Warner.
The sale win commence at 2 O'Clock, L. NJ.
mo- 5, 1894 42-13t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
400. 900 DOLLARS!!
lottery and EGchaMge Qt
No. 50, Market Street BALTIMORE

NO. o, Mafket Street BaIIlIDnTe
Where CASH will be paid for prizes drawn: the
state of Maryland being security for the puncual payment
of both whole tickets and shares il the State Lottery
sold at this office.
Orders covering the requisite amounts viii the
Same as personal applications, addressed to
w. G. CONNIE baltimore,
Who will give information of the fate Of tickets Imme-
datey after the drawing, by letter. if requested or will
forward The LOTTERY nellgencer" issued this Office
which will contain the drawing OF the Maryland State
1ottery above mentioned on request being made re-
ceve it,
Remtances received late for the drawing will be
returned by the first mail unless otherwise directed
Baltimore, June Is 53-g
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
THE REFORMER.

ESiE design of this work expose the clerical schemes
and pompous undertakings Of the present day, under
pretence OF promoting elgon and to show that they
rreconcabe with the spirit and principles OF the Gospel
The great Missionary operations which commenced few
since, and the Theological Semnsries err
ected and which still erecting in every part OF
country, have tended to the exaltaon of order of
to height warranted by the New Testament. Their
numbers and influence rapidly ldng throughout all
parts OF the community, and threaten the destruction Of
our civil and religious liberties. BY means, either direct
indirect, they steadily advancing their cause aud
their ascendency over the minds of the people and at no
distant PERIOD should their influence continue to increase,
scarcely individual will be found willing to incur the
hazard OF opposing any OF their schemes. The penicous
effects If clerical domination in this country, may be
erred from the history Of other countries and ought early
10 be guarded against There are already few who have
sufficient trmness to present these men before the public
their true cooursand hence the prospect of their
cess, and our danger, is greatly increased.
From these considerations and expose the corrupt,
pompous and fashionable religion nculcated and support
ed by this pensioned order of men, the RefoYm was com.
menced. The extended circulation of the work among
the rejecting and better part Of the community has
WINGED the Editor that his views these subjects
Ipecuar and that the publication may be generally
KNOWN and consequently be more useful he is induced to
present some notice OF il in public way than has
'yet beer DONE Being neither under the jurisdiction
Influence of any particular sect, the Rerner will not be
made instrument for advancing the views interests
any, but ebuke evils wherever wh and PURSUE the
lime OF truth marked out by the precepts of Divine eye
aton, regardless of the owns or the censres of those
who, from interest, prejudice, caprice, may become lis
Iopposers.
TERMS, &c The Reformer is published in periodical
numbers of twenyour pages duodecmo, the beginning
of each month, at dollar year, payable in advance
Subscribers have the numbers forwarded to any part
the Union by naming the Post Office where they are to be
SENT at an expense for postage in more than TWEEN
yfour cents year. few copies yet remaining from
the beginning of the work upwards Of four years) but
persons are at liberty to commence any period, and
Withdraw their subscriptions whenever notice given and
arreaages paid. Letters post paid to be addressed
IT. Il. GATES, proprietor and principal Editor, No $780,
J. North Third Street, Philadelphia
NJ Those who procure ten subscribers and become re-
sponsibe for the of their subscriptions shall be
entitled 70 a copy gratis. THEOPHILUS II. GATES.
PhiadebhiG June, 1894. 55--3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-22
Birth Day Of XnAepenaence.

Thy spirit Independence, let US share,
Lord OF the lion heart, and eagle eye;
To Hope the Lucky-qucky let repair,
Nor lose the Golden Opportunity.
The National Day, 4th July next is fixed for the draw
ing of the DetOare Safe LOtterya lottery We posieiy
declare, considering the few tickets in the Scheme the
o7Vness Of the price and the magnitude of the prizes ia
the best in The Union.
scance, nisab mistake, misfortune cannot happen
you by advenuring. No. your own misconduct alone in
not applying timely, your Fortune and some OF
our customers will certainly lose the prizes by doubng
others by delay by turning and t,psfg for want Of reso
luton Ii reminds of the definition Of t1uising which
lis thus.
When TwIsTER twisting, will twist him twist
For the twisting OF his twist he three twints intwist
But it ont OF the twincs OF the twist do unwst,
The twinc that untwisteh, untwisttth the twist,
UntwistiIg tn, twine, thu ( 1utwsteh between,
He TwIRLs with his TwIsTER the two in a twine,
Then twice having twisted the twines of the Irvine,
He twitchtth the Irvine hr had twined in wain,
The twain that in twning before in the Irvine
As twins were intwisted, he doth untwine,
'Iwxt the twain intcrtwsting Irvine between
lie TwIRLING his TwIsrEn, makes twist of the wine.
And thus have many been trusting, and twinng abeut
us Tor tickets, and keeping suspense until the last
omen-bnt the lucky day is fast approachng and delay
becomes dangerous. We therefore offer an additional in
ducement to adventurers-by pledgiug ourselves from
ms dale TO devote proportion OF small profits the
sale OF tickets, 10 the sfrers AeeaSe This determines
lon we trust will influence many to adventure promptly
and combine three great objects in oneviz their own
emoument-the good of the Church-and the benefit of
1.-THE sufferers.