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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06

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-, ~. .rnrka from eoiug out. In
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IN. -. ~ .sh,ch i moi explained the
l. AM paeb,. II conjunction with nn~seln
IT, .r,tf.d sud. with eighty sail, without
l,A,starl. aud. On n g Ia, an engagement
,n,k niaes betWfrn iar Turk, aud q eeks
,, c.riro. Tlis acIi5o wss aot attended
,,,4 "a I'm I'M, contest without any
ls.,.n.;lJe ra,,s,. s.oa followed by the resi-
| m. Crs.k 1est. aud. On the Cd Of July.
ia. ,ruftst,,rr ~ sitht Of Nayann. On
mo an, tb4y landed 5000 Arnas.is on the
| III H., C.nt. parb, sailed for Patras ADD
1issofonghi. wher. he arrived on the 10th.
Nth 2 ffieatcs. 10 eof,rtf.-, Il briggs aud
s.rn, srhan,,rf. On the 9TH of 9Th, Hos.
san ton,, IN the Roe of march for Tfipplit
.. h. IA. ~. I'm, I'D I.fnndali -
Tbas. il anp,arz. ba4him would tcoriye
.f..isf.r,ry A a. npI,b,udcd, in.tcad of
T., ,,gt.Aau p,ize.,r
~. pan, n.fn,r4#.fe Al discussing the
epl,,qct al IA, r,cogait,nn Of na,ien la
I5,eeed,n,e. Thu .l,oa,feuy declares lnal
Il ,lhnrz,d 10 eaatradlct hll that has
anpcsrpd IN ,omf oftho Ministerial Joni
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06

i.ter requiring 70 scr.the AdmiriFs cfeder-
tiais, he ack nov lrdged he had n'oe, fA'epi
y lrfter Of inslrueipns. On when 'ae
Minister refused la enter into aty diploma
tie correspondence with him. as derogdtofy
20 his osrrnment 10 gise any explanation
To TIE commander nj a1 armed force, hP-
rearing IN hostile and Threatening altitude
but repellrd the charges ~ The Admiral
observing that the relation between lht
two governments would appear ifom lhe
result OF lhe mission which would be sen' 10
Rio Janaifo. The admiral denied tiat he
appeared IN hp.idily-but minated his
determination TO keep his station, 10 pre-
rnl then furnishing supplies to the faul-
ots III Bands Oriental.
The Indians bad recently made hn"tett
incnlslon iuto the province oil bnehos
Ayres hut he'd been defeated with consla-
,rable los. Several ,rasels with emlgiaals
for agricultural aud mining purpose, liad
arrived al Bneao, Ayres IRON England -
A company 81 merchants had applien t9r
., charter and privileges 10 cnlar5r The port
at Ensrnada, Ia make nasisahle Canal
from lhrncr IN the clly.o Baenos Ayres,
and 10 construed dock.
The following ia list of the Brazilian
Maria de Gloria, SO guns =
Liberal, 81 Cabonel, 10; PeraJa, 10 ,
lteal Pedro, IL; aud sehoonefo, aud Two
gun.buaIs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
October g.

10y virtue of a deed IN trust, hearing date
I'D the 18th day OF March, 1920, and duly
reco de4 in tne clerks Office of Pittsylvania
county, executed by Samuel Steele 10 the
subscribe for the purpose OF securing Joseph
Chiffon, As The ,eoarity of said Steele, as in
aid deed expressed, will be sold, TO the big|l-
est bidder, for cash, at john b Rutedge's ia.
vern, in the county of Pittsylvania, on Sstur-
day the 9th day OF November next, ONE
NEGRO MAN, named Peyton, one Wagon
and four horses named in the said deed The
subscriber will convey such title as is vested
in him by said deed JOHN Is. DABNEY,
Oct Is Trustee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
S7325O0

S758.5OU
r. the articles above named aust soon
he added wheat, and all the csua products
of good soil, under such a C!s.Ate; and
in return for which slll be- pfopol' lonal
demand for the nrcessarles aud Injuries of
life
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
Notice

I SHALL, on Saturday the 18th inst. al
1 Milner Cox's shop, expose 10 sa.e, by way
OF public auction for cash,
4 iiMcsy young Segvocs,
And head of horses, or much thereof as
will satisfy in part the purposes Of a iced OF
trust executed by Benjamin NorvelI 10 me,
which is Of record in the county court OF Am
herst shall convey such title only as is YES.
ted in me as trustee.
JAMES l.. BANKIN
October g. 9Ntds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
BgT q Fessenden

A chan enre told s.. paieieh's Dean,
Hhse rising lfam his scat, f" mean
T. 80 - tor wit -
- II - eHoth the Dean, g i tia be true
IT, yrry bs't hing sou eau do
l. doiet egsin IL 81
Too maay. iike that wnald be wit
Ssf ~ or What they ar aai d',
AHd alvey lose then Hifa ~
Sc ~, for N.sdani, srB IA, frnuWn
Bar rnd ihr farce bv afHg aOUH,
4eab poverty aud shane.
A milling farmer thinl b. eau
So m 20 be genlemsn,
Al then 81 dsic,, content
Ratauer many n tusn sudtsit,
j. sei eot4i on ti1r panrfr hs'.
A tool, not worth cent
When farmers wives aud daughter far
5 7 AZ I'll sH..s aui IeghorH- art,
Il luok most ,rundfous MINING,
They ~ upon slippery aaod,
III iuairtuce. with IRON baud,
tfst ati1 aqdefPtap'nR
eana laiias lon. wha,r GEAR,
u made fhra4 10 thoif 5us.~nd,s isdr,
So ~ l. 'c,a me ton
Though Ivy II IN Cushion, seat.
4 9rnh or poverty. a'.eif
alli 81 f3-n doBt ar.
Some iouls lef - 90 live Is. fat,.
And aWeh lheA are all orr Jaw,
sao fai f1r Il brains
iint had the boobt,. COY lust
sknasn ,pherc they oaza, 70 sit n first.
They'd saV'd a torla pain,.
A 1aaek els up ~ d tior's trade,
BIZ could he use the Sextoa's spade
Ne better ihne his pills,
TIE map might Toll from morn 10 Ugh,
AVID God his match with al his might
70 bury haIl b. Kills
You may sal NJ Tor what you choose
IS easily II. wearold shoes.
II e,r 81 low al present
But when you hnee SCI ay in van,
Aud find you mus, su doom sga,n,
lis terribly unpleasant
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06

Grand State Lottery of Md.
The ,obote TO be drdwn IN Owe D.7Y, in
TIE City Of baltimore, on Wedaesday the
9th Of .NoUember.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
POETRY.

In aud Tsasf IL ". glad 10 perceive
fhat oar friend The editor Of the Ssv knkiand
Farmer ean oeea7ionally nnbend trom bis
.severer sinaies AID Ind tune, amidst the i've
Stock and the utensils Of the farm vhfd WIN
which he Is spfps1aaed, = nay vi-ii II his
nj Acquaintance, The hdies wha resiff on
D, nesaus. rs tie following, from one 81 ms
Ista pspefs viii manifest BosfoH 9as'
PARAMOUNT PrNaise -oR SETTING a. AKh
sffrtsH nova.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-06
MICHIGAN TERRITORY.

This fine region of country is becoming
every day more important and ITS comnef-
cal transactions are extending in proper
ton TO tak lnhax of population, which of
late has been immense. The Detroit Ga
zettc of the 30th nit gives the following es-
innate of the Exports from the territory,
sInce the opening of navigation, the pres
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14


Cure for Parsmony-The late Mr.. Thickness
being 10 great want OF money, applied to his son.
(Lord Audley) for assistance but being denied, he
Immediately hired cobbler's stall in the same street,
directly opposite his Lordship's house, and had
board put up with these words It, Boots and
Shoes made and mended by Phillip Thickness, IA
ther to Lord Audey.'' This answered the purpose,
ard be was supplied with every thing he wanted on
condition Of leaving the STALL
Too religious.-The butler Of Nobleman Who
kept VIGOROUSLY bad table, and was extremely irri.
table TO his servants, gave notice to qut; and on
being asked his reasons for leaving. by Clergyman
who recommended him TO the Noble Family. re-
piled, that was too religious for him. Z" Too
| lieiousr' Indignantly exclaimed the Clergyman.
/" Wba, do you mean?' Why, really, Sir, what
| saw is The fact, and think you will think too
for It is Lent all the year round in tie kitchen, and
Passion week in the Parlor"'
| ANGELS WigS Upon the death OF worthy bail
lie Of Edinburgh, his relations resolved TO erect "a
monument to his memory. They accordingly ap-
ped 10 mason, and among other directions desired
that he would represent angel, bearing the baillie
TO Heaven. The mason set to work, ard cbseiIed
out an alarming likeness Of the deceased worthy;
on the head oil the angel, he carved wig similar 70
the baillies (which was the largest wig in The town
counc) One OF his relations, returning from
London went TO inspect the subject Of the sculpture
After musing some time over it, he asked The ma"
son who the lower figure was intended tor. "Oh,
that's the angel lifting our aud friend 10 Heaven"
I" The angelo (said the genlleman) "who ever
saw an angel wear wig - J" Did ye ever see ans
,cit1out wigs' re,or'cd the artist. This was un-
answerabe; so The monument was erected, and
NAV be see n on the north side OF the churchyard OF
the Greylriars, to the wonder OF all beholdeTs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
THE BURNING OF JOHN HUss.

In ]" The Lollards-a Tale,'' founded on the per
secuons which marked the early part OF the fifteenth
century--a work OF considerable value and interest
there some impressive descriptions of the Gel
brated Christian Reforper, John Huss. The ac
count of his martyrdom cannot fail to arouse deep
attention. The age OF persecution by fire and fsg-
got is passed. but here is instance of its destruc
live, sweeping, heartess severity, while it lasted.
The following extracts from the work, descriptive
of the burning OF John Huss, we think it impossible
for any one to read without the most painful emo
tons
aThe procession moved on Huss, absorbed in
pous meditations, was only awake to joyful hope;
and the momentaty weakness which had come over
him in the church, had given place to the most
calm and settled iortitude. Arriving at the gate oil
the Episcopal palace, he pile of wood. and
believed that he was already at the place of execu-
ton. He was soon undeceivcd ; for, the wood be-
ing fred, he his writings brought forward, and
successfully thrown into the flames. A smile play
ed on his features, which he tried but in vain to
smother, while he witnessed this vain experiment /;
and turning TO the crowd with the utmost compo-
sure, he declared that his writings were consumed,
not for the which they conalned but 10 graft
| fy the ignoble rage OF his adversaries.
| "The sun shone bright, but shower OF rain had
| fallen. and in the circle of which Hnss was admitted
to view the destruction Of his books, he large
earth worm in his path. He stepped little aside
to avoid treading on ii. One of his guards who OBJ
served this placed his foot on the reptile with an
air of brayado.
"' would call the worm my brother said the
martyr, and truly we are brothers in misfortune
for we perish by the same cruelty
Gle now approached large area, which had
been cleared from the crowd, who still anxiously Y
pressed forward wherever the vigilance Of the guards
was relaxed. II opposite the gate of Gotlebian
and between the gates and gardens Of the suburbs
In the centre he saw an accumulation OF faggots,
amidst which a strong post was erected. Several
men were employed in carrying more wood in the
open space, and four large bundles of straw were
placed beside The iaggots. man of ferocious as
pect stood near the post about which the faggots
were piled He engaged in dsentangling the
coils Of a rope, which had been recently immersed
n water, and two three chains were laid across
bench, with an appearance of careful arrangement
i Huss had difficulty in recognizing in this man
his executioner-- and in the place TO which he had
now been conducted, The spot on which he was to
die.
"Though the unfortunate IIuss was surrounded
by such beings, who had wrought themselves up &c
suppose that the torture and death OF virtuous
man would be an acceptable spectacle to God o
mercy there were many among the crowd, whose
piey fell short of that zeal which could contemplate
The meditated sacrifice without shuddering horror
:, These now made their voices heard, rematkiDg
that in whatever way the sufferer had before OF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
PROCLAMATION.

KAHEREAS, the Honorable KENsEY JoHas, Isaac DAVIS
w and KENDALL BATsoN, Esqures Justices of the Su-
rerminer and General Jail Delivery, in the said state, av
ing issued their precept bearing date the 1wentyninh
day Of Sepember One thousand eight hundred and twenty
1--WE, and to directed for holding Court of Oyer and
Termner and General Jail Delivery, the Court House in
the Town of Newcastle, Monday the Seventh day of
November Notice hereby given, all the Justices
the Coroner and all and every the Constables Of every Hun
dred in the County aforesaid that they be then and there
i'll their proper persons, with their rolls records, indic
ments, nqusons examinations and other iemembrances
to do those things which their Offices in that behalf APP
pertain to be done; ard also, those who will prosecute
against the pers that shall be in the jail of the
County Of Ne7ccast to be then and there, prosecute
them shall be Just PETER B. DELANY, MB.
Newcastle, October 8, 1926. 89-8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14

SHERIFF'S SALES.
By PETER B. DELANY. SHEnI,

VRY virtue OF writ Of vend exponas directed will
- be exposed to public sale, at the house of William
Thompson, Glasgow, in Pencader hundred, on Saturday
the 29h Of October next, at O'clock NJ the undivided
seventh part of the following lands and enemen,s
situate lying and being in the hundred Of Pcncader and
county Newcastle, to VITA farm said hund ed bound
ed by lands of Jacob Faris Esq Nancy Underwood and
others, with log dwelling house thereon erected +;
containing try-two acres, or less mo. A farm
in said hundred, bounded by lands of Jesse Boden Ma
than Boulden, Esq and others, with log dwelling house
and kitchen thereon erected; containing seventy acres
more less: No. A lot in Glasgow, in said hundred
bounded by lands Of Eli Nowland and Others with log
dwelling house thereon erected containing acre. more
or less: No "A lot in said village, bounded by lands of
Benjamin Stanton, Susan Hyatt and Others with log
dwelling house thereon: containing three aces more or
less Seized and taken in execution the property of
Benjamin Hugg.
Newcastle, Sept z, 1925. 89-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14

DY virtue of writ of ais. vend exp. me directed will
I'D be exposed public sale, the house of William
Thompson. Glasgow, in Pencader hundred Saturday
the 2oth Of October next, at O'clock p NJ the following
described plantation of land stuae lying and be-
ing i'll the hundred Of Pencader and county Of Newcastle
to wit Adjoining property Of Kensey Johns, Esq, Sam
uel Guthrie and others, with log dwelling house and
Kitchen and log stable thereon erected containing eighty
acres be The more or less Seized and taken in
cution as the properly Of Samuel H. Dazvson.
Newcastle Sept. z 1926 S9-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
CONINE'S
HOMES OF FORTUNE,

No 81, Market street, near the Centre Market,
NJ. III Market street, next door TO Liberty street,
Baltimore; aud No. s. South Third Street, Philadelphia
Those who send their remttances to Conne's offices,
viii the completion Of the Drawing be informed of the
fate Of the tickets by tier, be forwarded paper
tanning the drawing al large
gT0rle,s from any part of the United States enclosing
Cash. prize tickets, viii meet the prompt attention
rs if on personal appiication.-Address TO
!ing &, 1925. ". Z. CONNIE, Baltimore
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
From the Recorder and 1eiegrapA.
JUDAHtS LYRE,

BY I3abel's cold and cherries food
Were heard the strains Of Judah's Lyre,
Now rising TO the throne of God,-
Now family signing through the air,
Just like the lamps unsteady light,
Which oft we've seen when near expiring,
Bursting, one moment, on the sight,
Then slow and lustreless retiring.
1t was the thought of other days,
Which tuned its strings 50 shrill and high
That thousands, raptured by its lays,
Forgot that evening robed the sky.
Fond memory dwelt on scenes Of bliss,
And hopes that were to them endearing,
And oft there came, and numberess,
A thousand thoughts the bosom cheering.
Bright scenes, which long before had past,
Came floating on to fill the mind
With fancied joys that could not last,
But which would leave sting behind,
Their splendid temple rose to view,
With spires above the clouds ascending
Mount Zion lit her fires anew,
And incense was with azure blending
But all the sorrows of despair
Soon changed the aninating lay:
And tears flowed fast, as in the air
The trembling music died away
They sang OF joys that now are Ger
Of days and hours of peace Departed
Of homes which they must see no more
OF sufferings from the cruel hearted,
And when the soft and paintve strain
Floated along Rakama's wave,
The zephyr's breath was hushed again,
And all was silent as the grave.
So feryent was the lifted Sigh
So humble and so pure the feeling,
That herald angels, passing by,
Drew silent near--their forms concealng.
Sudden, a holy bard anew
Rapt into future years-began,
While DER the Tyre his fingers flew
And through the choir his feryor ran.
"Israel," he sang, thy night is o'er,
The visions of my mind are cheering;
Thy sons shall sigh in chains 10 more,
sec the flush Of morn appearing.
Wake Judah from the dreams Of night,
Behold glorious sun arise
1see--l feel its cheering light,
Bursting upon my ravshed eyesG'
He ceased-a thousand harps were strung
TO sound the freedom Of their nation;
To heaven the sacred peans rung,
For heaven had purchased their salvation.
Sweet Tyre of Judah breathe again
Thy plantive sigh DER Zion's fall,
Aud let thy soft and flowing strain
The scenes of other times recall.
Then wake the triumphs of thy lay,
And cheer the pensiveness of even!
The bushes of a brighter day
Are kinding in the Orient Heaven.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
TAVERN FOR RENT.

YHyo be rented and possession given immediately that
Il large and convenient Iavsn and premises, sign of
James A. Bayald Market street, opposite the Town
being of the best stands in the place The person
renting have all the personal property at the appraise
ment. The above property will be shown and the terms
made known, by applying to the subscrbersto whom all
persons indebted either by bond note, book accounts
the estate Of Eli Lambon dec, required to make i'm
mediate payment and those who may have claims against
said Estate present tem legally atested for settlement
WILLIAM SEAL, az,
HENRY HOOPES, 1'"s 'o'
Wilmington, 10Th mo. 11th, 1926. 69--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
10000 DOLLARS.

FaVIE brilliant scheme Of the University Lottery of which
n the above round the capital prize, contains al
many prizes blanks and is TO be determined on
Wednesday week. the 18th inst. few tickets and shares
at the low rate Of
Whole Ticket S6-IIalf SQuarer 50-Eighth rs cents,
remain for sale at the Managers Office No. 49, Market ST.
few doors below the lower market, Wilmingon-whei
schemes and explanations may be had. ORDERS enclosing
cash or prize tickets, promptly attended to-
YATES & MsINTYRE,
Oct. o. Managers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
.STR.9YED OR STOLEN.

N The night of the 9th inst Black Horse six years old
" about ISL hands high, natural rotter, white hind
feet little white hair the inside Of his right foot, be-
tween the hoof and the frter lock joint his fore feet
little turned in; little white on his nose and his left hip
some lower than his right Whoever will return
The horse to the subscriber living in Kingsessng Town
ship philadelphia county, shall receive the above reward
Or if any will give information that get him again,
lie shall be satisfied for his trouble.
Oct. 8, 1926. 89-4tp ANDREW RIVELY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W. G. CONNIE would respectfully invite the attention
Of his friends and PATRONS the Schemes Of the following
brilliant Lotteries, where, by the investment of few dol
lars handsome fortunes may be obtained in day only
and as w e. Conne is the industrious agent of For
tune he gives this early notice TO all who wish album
dance Of tnat essential article CASH to forward their
orders immediately lest they may fail to procure chance
Marylaad University Lottery.
Fifth Class new series To be drawn the 10Th day of Oc-
toler next, and finished in few minutes.
Scheme prize Of 500 900; Of l0000 of 5000, 2
of 1856 12 Of 1010 l2 OF 500i so Of 1905 16S Of 5U
l68 nf Is; 134i Of IL; 1880 OF g.
Whole ticket Sc Cobalt, 3 O0quarer, 81 50-egbth rs
certificate Of Ii Whole tickets be had for $40 50
and shares at the same rate.
Dy SPECIAL AssEMDLY--coNsoLInATED
State Lottery Of ynary,and,
Under the superintendent Of the Commissioners ap-
poed BY the Governor and council, and by The Improved
mN o drawing, secured by Letters Patent under Seal OF
Tie United States ihc whole TO be completed IN ONE
~ aud will positively take place in the city of Baltimore
on tic 9Th Of Move inhcr next.
Sciene-l prize of $4,000; Of 10000; / of 5000
IL pf 1000; 10 Of 500 80 Of 1905 60 Of 50 100 Of 90
40 cf 10; 400 Of s; 10000 Of
10000 Tickets. Not ono blank to prize.
Livery prize payable in cash. sixty days after The drawing,
.uhiect to a deduction Of fifteen per cent
Whole Tickets IS, and shares III proportion.
The Drawing Of the above brilliant Lottery, will positive.
be tut popular mode of drawing, the odd and
system where the purchaser OF two tickets, two shares
M be certain Of drawing at least prize, and may draw
ilrecll!
Tickets and Shares III all Of the above brilliant Lotteries
and those which are anticipated will prove fortunate, are
ipr sale at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

NNTAS LOST the first of June, near the Buck fav-
w ern, capped and jewelled silver hunting ttach:
makers name, Geo. Allen, London, No. 3523 Whoever
has found it and will return it to the subscriber, near ST.
Georges Del, leave it with Zba Ferris, Matchmaker.
Wilmington Del, shall receive reward OF Ten Dolars
THOMAS j. CLARKE.
| Oct S. 1895 88-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
Number 800.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The terms are, to those who pay, during the month
January or July, six months advance -Four Iohu's a
vear From those who do not pay above, Fine Dollars
will be demanded If subscriber wishes to decine he
notify the editors of his intention before the first OF
juue or december, and pay all arrearages Without a
compliance with these conditions paper will be dlscon-
tinued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
than three months four times for dollar and twen-
Nv cents for every subsequent insertions longer
NORTON Advertisers requested to specify in writing
HOW long their advertisements to be inserted, they
bc continued till forbid Letters the Editors, to in
[sure attention must be post paid.
Adverttslng bytheyear.
E.ro Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year SIS, 90 1year S18, 90
6months g. 90 months 9, 50
Sdo. 4, 50 3 do. 5, O0
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
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