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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25
PERU.
TO THE LIBERATING ARMY.

Sotdicrs-You are going to complete the
greatest undertaking ever intrustcd to men,
that of saving a whole world from slavery.
Soldiers the foes YOU are to destroy boast
of fourteen years of trumphs they there
fore must be worthy OF measuring their arms
with yours, which shonc IN a thousand COM
bats. Soldiers! Peru and all America cx-
pect from you peace, as the fruits of Nicto-
ry, and liberal Europe herself fixes with de-
light her eyes upon you, because the liber
ty Of the New World is the hope Of the Uni
verse. VIII you disappoint herr No! No!
you are invincibc. BOLIVAR.
A letter from a respectable individual at
following: Son the 9th. an engagement
took place in the meadows of Junin, near the
spot called the footstool in lncan. '**s Bo-
livar and Cantcrac commanded personally
in the action. The bravery of the Lib
orator was such as to approach very ncai
the ranks Of the enemy. The brave Co
lombians have behaved like heroes. The
curasicrs, now called the hussars OF Junin, be
haved themselves brilliantly. They are the
most distinguished corpse OF Peruvians fo
achievements in the field. The enemy hay,
been so completely dispersed, that it ap
pears to me impossible that they can eve
again form two squadrons; while we hav,
ten full of enthusiasm. The cnemy's sinfant
ry seems also ruined; because those VIII
had concealed themselves in their marcl
from Pasco to Reyes, arc disabled by havin
their feet extremely swollen. Those VIII
were compelled to retreat bevond Tarm
are doubtless still worse. The booty W
!, have found thus far is ahundent. Some sol
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

the regular article. They supply the sur
rounding country at cheaper rate, wit, with
equal quality. than the merchant can afford
Several % specimens are now before u.s.
manufactured by the Misses Jones, proprie-
tors of the establishment, and they are ni6i,
ly creditable for their industry, taste aud
skill in the art.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

BAKNYARD.-.As this yard IS the most
favourable place OF the farm, TO make man
urc, the outer parts Of it should he much
higher than the middle, that 10 manure
shall be washed out of II by the greatest
rains. As many Of the barns and out houses
as is practicable, should stand on this yard,
that the manure and rubbish which they at
ford, may be easily conveyed into it, the
yard should be considerably large, to afford
sufficient room for making manure, and
I should have several apartments into which
sheep, calves, &c. may beput as occasion re-
qurcs. 1t should be supplied with water
for cattle can not be driven any distance t.
water without much Inconvenience. and loss
of mannrc, and often very serious injury tt
themselves. As soon as the ward is cleaned
in the spring, the good farmer will store il
for masking manure:
If the barn stands on land somewhat ttes
cenling, let the stable floor bc raised 5,
high from the ground that q cart ,nav be driv
en- under Il: and trap doors be made i'll tn
, ilocr inSo which the manure OF the stable MAJ
r be thrown, and vastly more Will be made
D than ii the urine were lost, and the dun
e thrown out to be exposed TO the sun am
1 rain.
: Secure your cellars from frost. Fastc
Y loose ciapboards, shingles, &C, secure
q goou schoomastcr, a man of learning an
D good moral principles. Better give twcnt
n dollars for good man than have poor on
c ior nothing. supply your children wit
d books and let them know that you rcspc,
e their teacher, and place high estimate {
r the privilege they enjoy under his instru'
ton, and that they will find you steadfast
l. maintaining good government at school
/ we'll as in your own family. BE grateful
: God who is crowning the year with his goo
IN ness.
nf -
is american Female Entertriac.--In Mi
IS. d!cGeld, Otscgo county, an ESTABLISHING
is has been formed by some young ladies {
I'd the manufacture of imitation Lcghorl
IN and they have already been so successful
ii to undcrscll advantarcouslY the tradcrs
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Ny authority VI the Vorn
monwe"lU. 81 Virginia.
OU AEYlE0 CASAI1
LOTTERY.
iitSI CLASS,
4. Mcintyre, .iiaR0e ger.

1his,s Lottery formed ly he combination
Of 80 Nns aud tbc lslizcs therein IS III h. Il,
islmised "a prescribed In tiir mnnaqcfs Ad4er
tisemeht, brst Announcing the srlrrmc, and in
the bills which Will be delivered to the rur
ehastr ot tickot IN share
No ticket Nhi,h shall hayc drawn a prp,,
oi a superior denomination can be entitled 10
IN ''iter,or plizc.
fr'zes pn1 nlte 30 day. after The driving,
and subject, as usual, 10 Il dedus ton of o per
cent.
lsrGc proportion of the above scheme bng
peen arranged into parcels Of IO tickets, each
parcel embtacNg the st1combination numbers
ahes" are warranted 10 drnw 1T ioost sdo-,,
S5l ahor Tire deduction OF 10 per cent 50
TINT ten chances for ulo larger piiaes will hc
obi aimed Gy the adVenluruT Tor trining eS
pense
1Tj,eis may now he had at ECHOIS
Y NoRTllS Book Store, Lynchburg, nj
EgH Dollars, and shares in proportion,
but will shortly rise 10 Nine Dollars, so
That persons wishing To become rich, will
fine this favorable opportunity, by buy
ing Tickets in This grand Lottery, ~ The
present prlec.-Ihe drawing II the first
class will take place III Richmond on Sa.
tarday, january 81, and purchasers may
rest assured that Eehols & North have a
few Lucky Numbers yet on hand.
January o.
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ONE YR.gftY,

on the waters of L,ulr Otter, about Z mile.
above Liberty, md near the maiu western
road containing los acres, nenr one halt ri
which IS ia woods aud IS cor sidefed, with thr
exception OF smhli part, 10 he plime toJac-
co iand tue bhlancc IN plantation, suncicn,
10 work five 81 IN hands Ia ndyanfAe e. aud -
susceptible Of great approximation thia
farm IS II comfortable DNELLiNGH OTSE.
-uihcIent Tor The accommodation OF "A hrpe
family, together will uthrrncccs my ont hon
So Likewise, ou APPLE mud PEACH OH.
tltNltD tie apple orchard IS Inferior, PER
haps, 10 but few IN this upper uonntry. ibis
VA The iormer residence OF the Roy Jones
1 nrnrr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-23
Me,ronomical System.

They who shall be instructed upon ihi~
plan will find by practice that Music has
every advantage Of science, pleasing io
The human ear aud understanding, and
that II - mol that cphcmeral mechanical
knowledRv Which those instructed In the
usual mode have supposed II.
Muse, when cultivated ~ science, like
Mathematics md Philosophy. expands the
mud and improves the heart and dispus-
hon.~=1lus method affords equal adYnuta-
gea 10 those Who reside in town aud those
IN ttlv country. lessons for week, for
fortnight ar for Il month, will BE- f1ilndtaN
beneficial as those Of shorter periods. -.
lie will attend to ihe instruction OF iudI-
nduhs, or classes which mny be formed.
At any moderate distance from Iybfb-
burg He has engaged n skilfa person 10
furnish him with Mrironomes, for the use OF
his scholars
az He has 4 large assortment of M.
ported Music, for the accommodation vi BIZ.
pupils. aud has an agent Al ibr NORTH la
furnish amy person with all Kind of musies
Instruments, Pianos, Clarioneta, Flutes. 20
&c.
~ line addressed to j. A. s. htAfr
kobrrt Morriss's will inject with PROMPT
attention.
December ). vif4s
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\ HEREBY caution aud forwarn all and
every person from trading Tor or taking
an assignment OF "A bond tor the sum OF seventy
dollars, due the 10Th of December, 1924, c,e-
cutod BY myself 10 Allen Talbot, for The hire
OF ueglo man, dlany,) who turns out 10 be
the property Of Sterling Thornton, who hos
arf--ted The said negro Harry from me, in con
sequence Of which havc had 10 hire The said
negro from Mr.. Thornton, and execute my
bond for the hire, aud am determined not 10
pay the bond executed to Talbot, unless com
PEELED by law. SAMUEL LOVE.
Jan ID. 81 IL
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One other Tract.

adjoining the last, containing between $50
aud 4no acres, on which Is likewise small
plantation q some ioSbuildiags. This lnnd Is,
III point Of quality, perhaps not much, il any,
inferior 10 the other, il los nncommonly well
md i.Srs.ise nhounds with the best OF pine
Tor plank or shingles, and lies ncar saw mill.
The tno last named Tracts, adjoining each -
ther, would be more equally divided, TO nc
comUodHtc purchasers.
We vii sell the whole or either Of the A.
hove mentioned tracts Of land upon the fol
lowing terms, viz One third of the pnrchase
money Ia he puid Christmas, 1921, at " hicb
zine possession will BIZ giyeu--the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided the
pure haecr should fud 1t to his interest in the
first payment, To advance more, liberal dis
count will be made. We expect tp sell The
above iand5 nj reduced prices, owing to the
pressure Oi The times, rud should not snle br
effected before, We shnll offer them 10 ihC
highest bidder nj next bedford June court.
Capt John W. Holt, WHO lives near the pre-
mise, will accommodate any gentleman who
may wish 10 sec the first named tract, ant
Capt David W. Quarles who lives in The ; i
cinity OF tie three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
JOHN IEFINICH, Executors.
WM. LEFTHICH,
January 2 eoeplow 81
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PROPOSALS
For Publishing, BY subscription,
NV AMERICAN
biographical Dictionnrv
R7R
A Il MEM GRANGER
OF THE
departed Heroes, Sages ead Statesmen Of a


DePFfted Heroes, Saces aad Statesmen of a
mCrtc0.
obe confined exclusively TO those who sig
nalszed themsel> -, ia either capacity, in tb,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde
pendence oltbelr country.
second EdHl0R. UthaH nPpfndir-c0ntniHipe
VIE Declaration 10y tie Rri4est.itttiyr al
4 the United Colonies OF North America
actin ioth the cht,aes and acc essity of ta,inp
up arms, juy q, 1715--1he Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, To the
King 81 Great Britain, July 8, l115-A procla.
ton OF Congress fora dar of Eating, humilis-
ton and p'aye', March Ii, 1755-rhe lsecia.
ration oil independence, July !, l7d6 and tie
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
of America, OrtoherJ0, l179.
Also, he Constitution OF the United States.
aud the Farewell Aidrcss oil General Wash
rNeToN, 10 the People OF the United States, an
nonncinS his lntehtion ot retiFing from public
,cieice, septcnh eri7, 1926.
COMPLIED Bf THOMAS J. RODGERS
Ncale reduced To the alternative Of chloe
sing an nncondi lohal submission to- he ty,an.
ny oil iIftated ministers, o. resistance hy force
The Latter 10 our choice. We have counted the
cost oil tins contest, aud find nothing SO di cad.
iui as voluntary slave y. hono,, Justice, and
humanity, ioa i'll us iane.r % sur cnd.r tina
eedom which we received from our Gallant
incestoss, an1 which our innocent posterity
awe III. torece.vc from us. We cannot |
'"euie the nhamy and gait OF resisnng sue |
;eedmg generate us To that wsetchcdntss which |
inevitably twa them, II we basclv entail mere. |
lita 5ordage upon them.
- The a ms w We been competed by our
nemIeNt t. assume, we viii, in defiance oievefv
lazard, with unabat,nS llinness and perseyei-
nee, employ 10, the pr e'vat,on OF our Ibcr-
81 - eng With one mind resoi, cd 20 DIE Tree.
en- at., han TO i've slayc,. = Declaration
! Congress, setting forth He ueeessdy CJlahms
p erHtS--JHly u, 10 l.
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Journal Of Foreign .Hedsc,ae.
Conducted hy SAMUEL ENlIIN. Jr M
-. aud WILLIAM PRICE. NJ n

! As Is title Indicates, the JournaIuo., one,,,
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hratoGs, The matte ,shi.h they. ront,in /, att
s'ne' Ct a nnNld nature, and of merits thelpost
hncqna. lhcy are a vas field, where golden
wheat too often ehoLedhv useless ~, uerei
oions tales, and where At imports las like The
prudent hushandman, 10 reject the one. and
hoaid the other. These publications are.
"'oieoNel, at tins time SO numet ous, so costly
ana so dilhehN To he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by large majority Of the
'"i'i'dt"is OF scIence inthe United States thi,o
" 'hedioli fme"hat similar to the one nov,
proposed. ltisthereioie meant TO 1--WE an.k-
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ne contents olthr journal VIII be arranged
loder the di.isionof
/. Selected Papers.
=. Selected Reviews.
- Medical aud philosophi, al Intelligenre.
/ List OF New pnbhea,ions.
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argc volume.
ms journals confirmation of the Flee |
re Repeltola. and was comupnc edin January,
81,
'ajliShtd guoricriV-P,ic Four Dollarsa geay
pGgdbks IN ndtdnce.
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4 IN Thursday the 18th of December,
~ 1923, an old RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, somewhere between LyuChbnrg and
the Poplar forcst--Ihe contents are n dollar
Note on the Bank OF Nirgnia, payable al
Ivnrhburg, and 20 dollar Note on the Xix
ton Bank OF Maryland. One bond on Rich
ard C. MiIkerson, Tor Sl39 10, with Il credit
on said note TOR 3so--thc snid bond vas given
on demand on the 9th Of October, lS2o. One
other bond on Harrison Wright, for go, due
the Isl Of April, 1919, with several credits on
the said bond, the amount not recoliectcd OF
aid credits. One other bond Oh Henry Tate
for 500 due the il u March, 1874, with one
other bond on Austin Hunter, for 600, due
the LIST cf April, 1922 the said bond WINS eA-
eruted TO John T.. Wright. One other bond
on iamcs {. Tishbnck. for 900 in specie, was
due some time in ISL, with several other VA.
,uabIe puprrs not so wei rccoiIected Mt this
time forwaru all persons from trading for
or taking an assignment On sad bonds, rs
have lost The same, and will give the above
described money 10 any person thut will de
liver the book with its contents nj the oiiict
OF the NirglniHn. join ii. WRIGHT.
January 8. WV 20
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agents for Lynchburg and lis vicinity 20
Ic,i subscriptions to the dove works
The North American Review, and Amer
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One other Tract,

within Il mile or two Of the hitter, estima.
ted nj $50 acres, on which is small plan.
tatian, n considerable pnrt OF which Is fresh
likewise, n pretty good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly finished. On tins place has been raised
tobacco OF superior quality, and the land
yet 10 clear, nj least good proportion OF IT,
Il aG pparIy III. ANN, ,I,lyrtpfin.,
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One other V'ract.

on The winters ot Bark creek, containing about
hoohcres, all IN woods, II smnll proportion On.
y OF which IA considered tobarco land of 81
peror quality, bal Il considerable pnrt might
be justly denomInatcd tolcrgblc grain lind, Il
lies welt IS well wa,ered, aud abounds with
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FORTE PIANOS.

"IlE subscriber has on hand, QUO first
u rnte and two SECOND hnnd Porte Pianos,
which he would dispoc Of
JOHN A. SCORCIA.
IhnnnrN q. n-l.ilIl.
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~ to the VIRGINIA GAZETTE, and ffR.
GIN1A PATRIOT, and RiebmoBd MEXICAN
TILE ADV ERTISER, 10 the 9TH February.
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ment Almost every subscriber has been fur.
nished with copy of his account, and by re-
ference TO II, II viii shew the balance due.
That theie may be no doubt MS 10 any item
in my accounts, while my establishment WINS
conducted by Mr., william Ramsay, subioin
IA copy Of the following notice under the hind
of the said VIM. Ramsay. AUG DAVIS.
Richmond, December 1a, 1923.
RcHMoSp, July l, 1879.
hereby authorize Mr.. Augustine Davis TO
collect give acquiinnces for al debts no v due
| To the Political E1p0aiOr, The rtginia P0tri-
| OF and Richmond M,rcdnfife .Airetttser, while
| conductedby me. forsubscription, adS srlising
aud job WORK, just Offsets against me 10 he
allowed.
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| Ty,he presence # Huiiom z Rgl
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JNNE a. SCNNCXA,

- ETURNS his thanks To- the ciiizens nC
"a Iynehburt and is vicinity, for the II
brral encouragement which he has receiv.
ri, aud invites those who wish 10 becong
pfoGernt ~ 'he science of music. 10 rnl-
brace This opportunity OF being Instructed
in his nrw
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o c Ek Z z
CONDITIONS.
sVm. Owens & G. L. Ieckic,

AfOTnECARiEs & DRUGGISTS,
sKAVE lust received n quantity Of LIN
II SEED OIL and SPIRITS TURPEN'
TINE Nee fowls
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lie subscriber hy giving The above two inser
nuns 81 II ihry require It HEY shall he paid
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON
Lyhehburg, January ~.
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an mo,ted thus sold q! ConEA's or
i1CE, ichtrt he Cnsh ran b. had for prist,
The moment Hcy arr drnl,u
IN ADDITION 10 the highly intpresifo,
sinle oil the wheels heretofore, IN this splen.
did lottery, the drawing OF to-day, rendered
The prospect still more attractive to adyen-
terrrs-ONLY FIVE DRAW 1SGS now re
mnin To complete the scheme and The great
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-23
The North American Review,

Was begun IN $50, and has since been stead
advancing in publ, estimation In Jnnna-
Y, is&o, the edilorebip was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett of the University at Cambridge,
Ncw-EngIaud \ n,m series was then com.
menccd, with ~ hich it is convenient hat sub
scllp1ions should begin Order, lor my part
oi the work Will however be thankfully re-
ce'Ncd by T.. Lluell aud 10y X. Norris Henry
Vino are interested,u the publication.
Ptt6iShed qaarieriy-Pfjce lice Dollars a
Nanr-nnnnLLe In nlrnIre
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DISSOLUTION.

lniIE firm IF PLE.lsafTs, ErTLER &
- 90, is his doy dissohed by mofoot cao
sent. The business Of the frm mn he 3" .,leo
by Richard II. Iolcr and John Il. Coli,, uho
arW continue 10 condpe'ii. Ihost iHRebied nr,
requested 10 unjust their oteo"'fs NJ peeday q.
possible, NJ IL Is c@el.iiaL Hot The buaptsS D.
he tate .frnl be c!oscd.
JOffH IT. PLE.FSy2vTs.
JOSEPH BUTJLR,
JOHE D. CO!,LN,
HcDeRQ II. T0LER.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-23
American Journal OF Science and
Arts

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Of about three months, form "a volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-23

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