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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14
James G. Allen.
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores,
SO Z 0DOo
Naark'ef Sfreef, Uilmin, ,gton.

2hGfhff oFTCef, VHWMSIOH.
4 I either Of the above stands, the public will
IA at all times find complete assortment of
Mems Nomen's Misses, Boys, and Children's
Leather and Morocco Boots and Shoes.
Ladies silk, Valencia, Kid, Everlasting and
Pruuca Slippers, made in the most fashionable
style, Of the best materials, and by choice work.
men.
1900 pair of Coarse Shoes, and 500 pair of
lace lonts, suitable for the country market;
which will be sold remarkably low.
Az fssortment of Ladies' and Children's East.
ern mt'le Morocco and Kid Shoes, from 50 10
80 cents per pair.
Orders supplied on the most liberal terms, for
cash or acceptanccs.
The subscribers have employed. a person
who is we'll acquainted with cutting and fitting
those who ae disposed to leave their measure;
men, women or children
V. M'Neal, g Son.
N. B. general assortment Of Travelling and
H.ir Trunks.
Wilmington, May 19, 1925 54-tf.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14
COMMUNICATED.

The Post Master General has appointed
John W Rarman, Poat- Master at Strick-
ersyille, situated Oh the post ront leading
from Newark, (Del.,) to New London Cross
Roads, in Chester County.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14
IMPROVED CHECggs,

On the Baak Of Deiazvare, Bank Of W.
mington u Brandy7oine, and Farmers Bank
at Wilmington, for sale at the Office OF the
Nilmiuptoniau
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

Gaue for Rheumatism--Four OF. Sarsa"
parlla, or. guaiacum shavings, 10 drachms
English walnut shells, Q do. extract sarsapa-
rilla, or. antimony, in a bag. Boil the in
gredents in water il close vessel from 3
ppints to quart, strain them. and take till
the cure is effected, say IS or 90 days
half pint, o'clock, half do. 12, half do. S,
half do. e.-Avoid spirituous liquors and
cold. No restriction in diet is necessary.
~ The above prescription has been re-
peatedly tried and found to be infallibc.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

Richard Rush, Esq, late Minister at the
court Of ST. James, arrived on Monday last,
with his family, at New York, from Lon
don. Ii expected he will, in a few days,
proceed to Washington and enter upon his
duties as Secretary of the Treasury.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

General Lafayette has accepted the invi-
tation of the President of the United States,
to take passage for France in the new Frig-
ate Brandywine. This elegant ship is now
fitting out with all expedition.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14
TX1E WELMTM SsTO NIAE
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday, July IA, 1925.


General Lafayette has accepted the invi- |,
tation of the President of the United States,
to take passage for France in the new Frig-
ate Brandywine. This elegant ship is now
fitting out with all expedition.
Richard Rush, Esq, late Minister at the
court Of st. James, arrived on Monday last,
with his family, at New York, from Lon
don. It's expected he will, in a few days,
proceed to Washington and enter upon his
duties as Secretary of the Treasury.
Captain Allen of the ship Othello, at
New York, in II days from Buenos Ayres,
brings information that OH the 25d May,
the time at which he left that place, Monte
Video was besieged by the revolutionists;
who had been supplied with arms from Bue-
nos Ayres. and reinforcement of several
hundred men. From the disafiected state
of the populacc, it is expected that in case
General Lecore does not very shortly re-
ceivc succour from Rio Janeiro, the place can
not hold out long. ,
As the proceedings of the Court Martial
on Commodore Porter, now sitting at Wash
ington. arc coming before the public, and
believing that the facts developed by fair
and impartial investigation, will be perused
with intense interest. we shall next week.
commence laying them before our readers,
in an abstract and condensed form, which
will contain all the inform nation necessary
to give the reader complete knowledge of
the case.
The Whitehall Bargemcn on Saturday
presented to Gen. LA Fayette the boat "a
merican Star" which lately won the race
with the British boat Dirt, and which they
had caused to be fitted with a handsome
tent, and neatly carpeted and ornamcnted.
The coxswain made neat address on the
occasion, to which the General replied. The
boat will probably be sent to France in the
packet ship Cadmus.
The General on being invited to attend
the ascension of the Balloon from Castle
Garden, remarked that he was engaged to
dine with Col. Varick, at his dwelling in Jer-
sey city; upon which the boatmcn volunteer
ed to row him there and back again, which
they accordingly did, having decorated TIL
boat with various flags.
The New York American of Saturday
states that General Lafayette will not leave
that city until Thursday next. The Newark
NJ j. Eagle gives the following as his intend
cd route:
We are informed that Gen. Lafayette will
visit this state next week, and make the fol-
lowing tour: He will land at Iloboken on
Thursday at about 7 o'clock, and proceed
from thence to Hackcnsack, where he Will
breakfast, thence to Paterson, and there par
take of a cold collaboration Paterson
lie will take the direct road through Par
sippany to Morristown, where he will dine
and spend the night on Friday morning
he will pass through Springfield to Elizabeth.
town and breakfast there; he will dine
at New Brunswick on the same day; lodge
at Princeton; breakfast on Saturday morn
ing with Joseph Blonaparte; and after visit
ing Bordentown, will proceed to Philadelphia
N a steam boat which will be in waiting for
him.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14
NEW STORE.
HNZbN s. Rassett

Respectfully inform their friends and tn,
public, that they have just opened New Store,
No. 62, Markct-street, Wilmington,
Next door to General Wolfe's Hotel, where they
have and intend keepi' e, general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
Such as Cloths, Cassimers Sarlinets, Bomba.
zet's, Flannrls, @ i,coes, GinghatNs Vrstings,
Irish linens Cambricks and other fine Mnslins,
&c &c Domestic pla,ds. stripes Pittsnlrgh cords,
Tick ngs, Checks also Shirtings nd Shee,ing,
ofvarious descriptions SC all OF which they offer
on reasonable terms
4 Mo 23l!l 25-I-5m
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DR.. Adam Scybert, recently deceased, and
late representative from Philadelphia to
Congress, has bcqucathed one thousand dol
lars towards the education Of the deaf and
dumb--hvc hundred to the Orphan Asylum
fifty to the Philadelphia dispensary, and
has made another bequest which we shall
express in the words ofthc will
"Whercas it is my opinion that some of
the unfortunate convicts who arc discharged
from the Philadelphia Penitentiary, after
having undergone the penalty of the law,
without having the means to procure NOR
sci of food or nights lodging, might be
prevented from the commission OF other
crimes, were they provided with moderate
sum of money! do request you to sub
scribe in my name FIVE hundred dollars to-
wards a fund to be established for the pur-
pose aforesaid, according TO such rules and
regulations as may be adopted by major
ity of the board If Inspectors Of the Peniten-
tary aforesaid. If the citizens of Phi iladel-
phia do not add to the sum aforesaid further
subscriptions, within six months after you
have made my intentions known to the in
spectors ofthe Penitentiary aforesaid for the
time being, in such manner as will be ade-
quate to establish fund sufficient for the
purposes aforementioned, you are then to
consider my request on this subject as null
and void. My opinion is, that every convict
discharged as above mentioned should re-
ceive from the fund aforesaid as much money
as would enable him to purchase food for two
days, and lodging for two nights"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

timated to $1,000; the regular income at
s4,o01; leaving balance OF 1000 dollars to
be provided for by the General Assembly.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

The crew of the large ship Columbus (72
in numberN had arrived at Cork, having
abandoned that ship on the 17th May, in
lat. d6, long. 90, in consequence Of her
straining a.d making great deal of water.
The steam engine for pumping got displac-
ed and was rendcrc useless; her ballast al
so shifted, and when abandoned was nearly
on her beam ends, with 16 feet water in her
hold.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-14

II Prize-On Saturday morning the work
men engaged in digging vault for new
house, at the corner of Fayette-street and
Chatham Square, discovered at the depth
of 10 or 10 feet from the surface, closed
arched vault of brick work, which on being
opened was found to contain an iron chest,
with cons derable sum of money in gold
and silver. The building which has stood
on this ground, it is said, was about so years
\ old. NJ Y. Mercantile AaU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
EDGEFIELD FOR SIZE

'hE subscriber wall sell the above valuable tract
on winch ne resides, lying Appomaox Iver near Be
WIS bi'age IN the county Of Chesterfield. contains 800
acres OF which aou $40 low grounds
portion OF the low grounds, 40 so acres are fresh and
80 or ~ acres more tine quality be clear
cd The hsh land lies WELLS equal any IN tn. neirhior-
ne consist OF large and comfortable w. ling
house, heaniiu, situated einncnce overo king The
plantation; krehen quarters stables cotton gin
Large AMI well constructed for the security of IN.
crops aud an excellent orchard, garden, &c &c. fhe soe
y elua 10 the best country society Virginia and the heal
Times OF The hood Determined on
moving the Western country, the subscriber will sell t,
property ON moderate and TERMS either for cash or on
reasonable orei lac will lake part exchange for il few
negroes or land IN North Alabama South West Tennessee
Application made by letter directed Wikinonyile post,
oee to the subserbe, y he brother Benjamin Watkins,
OF Chesterfield, or TO Dr. NJ s. Watkins of d,t.ye ksh.
THOMs < w irU nc
june "a ,a,.es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
GUN;STO.M F0R ME

WILL sell at public sale The tavern of o,.,o fi,
~ lne Town ci Alexandria, on THURSDAY STA of Sey,
,t my valuable estate the Potomac river called
SOSIOf, situated about IL miles low The District o o.
uInbia' This estate contains rather more than 2Ooo sres s
nne ahu, TO winch are attached several valuable
acres OF TINS land Is under lease for life and rents for
oi'o per ahnum 40 acres under for term Of
ana rents Tor 100 dollars the fisheries have rented for
oSSar and generally for 400 TO 500 per annum IN the
e'eu o tne comFietisn the Ohio and bs
VIII De % beaIcusbe value. The arabic land nroiuce. fine
crops oil corn and wheat and the sources Of ~
tan" nom the fishing shores inexhaustbie Tvo hirds
~ e estate ~ ~ woods large manufacturing mill is dis
Ony TWO miles ny water, where all crops ca lie r.a
y n AZ ne Dstre OF Columbia prices free of eight the
navigation 10 tue mills sufficient vessels CARVING 1000
bushels OF wheat The steamboat. pass The ,nd go, -.
ne woods abound with deer the creek, and river r
WIN low" nc improvement very large and substautaI
dwelling house, kitchen, house dairy ic house
oseIeers houses, stables barns, gro houses, On
about one mile oi fence ncloes the whole p, OF su con
aning 900 acres IL could, the 40 he
divided, aud will lie sold 30 as m uii orcba,
ers One fourth Of the money will be required Il, hand The
IN ree annual payments bearing interest, nv
deed OF trust on the property.
at the time and place. will selI that be,f rs
which now reside, rallied MOUNT EfGIE Tbis contains
about 40 acres Of Iand, Of which ha. been hgbv o
we'd Mount Eagle situated an eminenee near
u iol beauty Ut prospect IS unriyaed II Commands fine
we" Of the fstonac, Of Alexandra the city Of Wahnx
me 1weing house spacious and very convenient, and
Also, 100 deres IF Wood Land adjoining col Agrn.t;ue
omih near alexandria TENS, half cas the balance IN
"o annual payments bearing interest," secured by deeds Of
u,t on the land Persons wishing 10 the Gunston ESTATE
WIZ cav on Mr. Sangser Ms Young whose house the
t aui-bcats as: daily. Twill slew the other land
:, GEORGE MASON,
Mount Eagle Aisranclria Az fac eo,,aty, ia.
June zoe ID sfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
LMPORT1NT

To those afflicted .ritA indigestion.
VIE Antdy Elixir an ihahIe remedy for ID.
OF most eslion In its complicated ornsuch a, paint
sOn o. The Heart Pain The P, Of the Stomach, Coeues
"ulene! and moving Of wind in the Bowels. Sickness Of
the Stomach D1zine,s of the Head, Lownes, Of spirits
go MA general ireGtsess Of the .uaol. Lody.
The b'', OF ti. El.t is vegetable and perfectly innocent
IN ITS it destroys that the stomach The
strength to the muscular fibre mpoan, ran by %
means the perslic motion OF the inenes is increased and
which puts end TO train distressing nervous sen,aii'
ent 'aposiio the Elixir up octason
'a WIN the name OF the article each bottle. The I,
a9s% SS WI VIZ ss nF% the hand writing
preston VIII be pasted ON the outside wrapper
PEDESTAL and broken uun with the nat.o Ssrus popr
genuine ~ ~ "'"e are
The ne The bottles beins large, which make, somewhat
when travelling the proprietor has thought ii advisable to oh
ties OF this valuable one consequently The eTs. @
f1sh bS,.ie in future vii be dollar aud my cents
OF Allen aud streets principal Agen, Ma eo'ne,
by Doctor BROOKS sole Agent for Richmond ht I d.
Hotel. 10y fr@ nie Eagle
ivy S 20. ee-w,f
with indigestion, loss Of appetite, great weafne., about The
stomach aud bowels, aeded with inward fever for many
sreat many medicines, without relief
E Trend we have been induced try the Anti D. pepiic
,se duty to recommend this excellent medicine to ali
VINO M iiy sli11@ win me sssys complaints,
JOHN TAPER, 81 Orchard street.
ALEX. STEWART, $50 Grand street
NJ ~, From the Long Island Patriot
mr. EdifoSome time AGO in CHANGING er YOUR pager
aeeidtn'ay discovered the of new eJic,e
daughter having suffered severely the las, two wears with
ndses'ior and with little benefit from taxing The ord
nary 'idysePr medicine of the day-Fi ON the apuarent
esnuonr .ni FEASIBILITY Of this advertisement, was induced
oush VAN some reluctance, unbeleve, In no..
uunl to procure two bottles and take them aeeorin, In lie
before commencing the Elixir twenty grains
Peeaeunta which brought from my stomach an ncre d;bl,
i them Il.
x'r as dTecte aud am happy say the use Of il Tor
"ceh mas completely relieved me, can eat without
ne east uneasnes about my stomach whether th, relief
VII DC permanent or only temporary yet able TO saw
MY unush,cf IS likewise getting better under il use sL.li
continue tins medicine time longer and IL A. nerf,r,n
cure you shall know IT. the public win be very nu h inter
e''sa ~ valuable remedy OF this Kind SUBSCR IBER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
KEJyJ'TJCFY 9GE-NTCY

y oBERT TRIpLETr, Qste Of Riehmond,) having been
~ induced by number Jf Virgnians establish himself
"a Frankfort Kentucky for the Transaction Of their
which hr ha been engaged lorthe last 'is yes'l ia ne
eating titles, paying tenanng and selling aud
ese' for collecting debts &C. and for ta, purpose having
prepared exPene,h he now tenders hi services
that ue 10 the public in general lie Is well known Rich
nond aud Petersburg having done large Of husnes,
from 'heseo Plaees adsome from Norfolk aud Frederick,
burg well from various other parts Of the state.
Refer 10 Judges Green Brooke and DoudiD the Hon WIN
3 Archer Of AmeIa DIR. john Adams, mayor Of Richmond
Messrs. John Scott and VIM. S. Stoue, fredeoksbug Mf
VIM Hawaii, Peterhurg, and Mr. Alexander WILSON, Norfolk
Also, the Hon. Thoms, Todd Geo NJ Bbb aud John Crit
endcn, Frankfort Ken aud 20 Mr.. Thonss Green Richmond
Va engaged and emPoweredto contract for agencies
his
H. r. has agents employed, Ivy whose aid he enabled on
short notice 10 have business transacted any part
Letters pot paid, dreeedto Frankfort will With prompt
attention.
Frankfort, Oct.2, 1924.
PS Since The above pennsd n Trfcit has sssoeated
hifneif 10 business with Albert r. Burnley and as her,s,
beth will never he absent from their ooe the saue time
Cone'Pondent who may make their offers attention
will essure IL promptly frotn
Fee. ~ eo--sif TBrPLErr q DURNIEy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
BeiI- Groue and other Landed Proncrfu G1r anL

6en- GTore and other Landed Property for sale.
NoW oHer or sale the Farm whereon i've Twin, in
.he county VI Abemare and upon James River BORDERING
The town Of Scosvle, and extending nearly ono and
nan miles upon said river containing 655 acres,
proportion oil which is first rate low groundsthe Who'll,
beautifully situated, commanding full view Of the town ~
oSo'e and long range upon the river There Is cobin
60 more advantages IN this Tract Of Land than ia
be found IN any tract consider unncee,sarv I t1
eaie any OF The advantages attached TO this Farm, beIle,
ust no Pder man Would purchase such an estate without r
am also deou' Of selling my property Seo.ville con-
hs o hrst aiarge iwo't"ry brick house 50 fee
osr aud 80 feet wide secondly my Undivided inferred j.;
oer Lombef-boue u 90 feet length aud in width and
one aIt-aere Lot Of Ground upon which stand, an old
Farm IN FlnysnnA county, lying within three mile, Of se,
% containing 90 acres, about 40 Of which cleared com
i"fahe dwelling house aud other houses for ~ g.
establishment This land lies WELL scarcely rise in H.
DE Of producing good tobacco snd wheat Term. of
P'{{"e" .a con oe msue easy WIN. MOON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
s!'ulaGj.e Fy0pot.y u. CartcrssAie Jor Sale.
WILL offer for sale the premises in Carriers, lille We'd
nesdsy the ninth day Of next March, the and
GWG OF HAMDo

OF half which lately resided Fine
large and enieny fitted up good dry cellar and
and pleasant counting the family of the building
having and passage below Stair, cellars
passage above srsihe whole making large two
stoe building la the best order for ke OF family
and large stock of Goods. The ouhouses consist OF franz
cd Kitchen with below and above stairs
ceen smoke house and house The enclosure will be
entirely before the day of sale at the and
will be offered another half La OF Land convenient
~ uat,dto the other which large three oried Lumber
house and Granaiy capable of holding thousand
of we framed stable for four horses These lots will
he sold separately together, best the wishes
the purchasers Having from this property
will he sold ii thing value offered. Persons who
about make mercantile Establishments would do well
look this propry for the undersigned
eencc that there not situation in Va far he knows
that holds better propect of the merchant than
Gainesville anil it, hborhood, which is thickl settled with
wealthy and industrious populations and good society can
he found in the Slate.
The OF will he three annual
to the day OF July next, without INTEREST," the
purchaser purchasers. 10 give bond and good he
approved by the undersgnc and deed OF tie pro-
pery fof the first deeds Of
two last pay nents.
lndutable titles will be made to the purchaser rureha-
ASBUtY CKENSliAW.
Virginia Mills, March -. iof-wu
IL The above property not being sold il Is offered al
private sale lease Application be made to
Capt Thomas Pemhcrton CaIicr.sle othe undersn
| ell at the Virginia Mills. ASBUKY CRENSHAW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
LOTS
If GIIRDSYIL.LE f,, .nIe

In the To,1n Of CLRDSYILLE for sale.
81 act Oi the la, General euby oil vs anil
~ inspection ut tobacco established The lands Ed
urard Ctrd, situated the head alton of Willis.
River in tine county of buckingham The public here,,
notified that the lots in said will he sold the pr, mise.
to the highest bide Thursday Ae first day Of September
merit, at II ocoos II iar ii the ay re
OF two The situations beautiful Dne high dry and
healthy, and Astounding with good wa;erihere also erect
ins manufacturing mill at the placethe negbourlood
wealthy aad respectable the CATION such that
from To Minds tobacco TO tiehncnd. The inspection oil
Tobacco will he ready for the growing crop. cvrte is
about 80 miles South %, James River 10 above Richmond and
rou,enen 10 large district country, which beiiev
ed as much tobacco made and perhaps OF good quality
any district OF the size in Virginia Those wish To-
establish themselves IL the mercantile line and other.
.rent oes,ipns wall do well 10 make this opportunity
in all probability will become apaee Of considerable hui;
BIZ THE TRCSrEEy
july of-,,;y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
The following beautiful and melancholy lines, are
copied from the Louisiana Gazette:

The following beautiful and melancholy lines,
copied from tn. Louisiana Gazette;
LINES
By psyion long resident foreign country returning
came hut they had pa.'J away
The fair Ia form, the pure in mind -
And like stricken deer stray,
Where all are strange, and none are kind
Kind tn the tn. wc1ri-d soul,
Tint pants, that struggle. for reposc;
q that NY steps had rcach'd the goal
Where earthly sghs and s"uow, close
Year. have pa..' Ger me like dream
That leaves trace memory 5 page;
look around me, and seem
So.ue relic of a iormer aye.
nj ne, IN a Stranger cline,
Where stranger voices mock my ear
mark the Tagging euurs. ot time,
With mt awish-a hoPe--a fear
Yet I bad horc.-and ,h-y have ned;
And had fears, we're all too true.
Nv wishes too but they dealt,
And what have with life to do
III, hut To weary load,
may not, dare not,
10 sish fur small, still ah,de,
Wlere ma. sleep a, s~ee, a. they;-
a thew tho iovslie. Of their race.
Whose grassy ton,hs my steep;
Who.e worth my soul diigh,. q trace
who'. vcy os,'i, sweet to w.cpl
To weep bcnea,h The silent moon,
With none 10 ehid,, TO h az, TO see:
Lie eau be.tow deI' er boon
onoDe whom de ath di,dain, to freet
leave the world that know. me- not,
To hold c"Inmnninn with the drlij
And fancy c"nsecIas. the spot
Where fancy, soiest dream. shed.
see each shade all .ihc'y whne,
hear each spirit, melting sigh
lun,o clap these { of light
Aud the pale morning chilis my eve.
Dn scontle last lin shall rise
The lamp vi life burns freb, now
Nhru stranger hands shall eu.e my eyc;
Ani smooth cold and dew, brow.
unknown Ii, ed---.o let me die;
Nor stone n'i monumental crvs,
I'll where his narnelrss a-hes liz,
Who ghed e. gold aud found dro,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-09
FREN-CW lily. FOR S.gJF

DUhSuANTto the last wal and testament ia. i,ie NJ,
Daniel Couch, Oder for sale that estate called
FRENCH NY living the County Hanover, upon The,
Stage road from Richmond To- Fredericksburg dtast from
ihe iofmcr lace about miles. The 500
divided INTO three fields, and well enclosed nice order
tor inig The imp yements consist two story
Dr'ck dwelling House. with all the necessary cut houses. for
thr accommodations OF gen,eel faGy plat the Land
The Pnce aud terms OF will De made known ON apu
ea,on 10 AIR. anthony Rohinson Jr the Bank virginia.
aud the tenant Nh. Anderson GIubhs will hew the esae TO
those Inclined TO purchase Should he effected be-
tore Inc Irst day of September will that dsy be Of
Tered before the font door the Eagle Hotel in the city Of
Richmond. WILLIAM RIcrJADpccI
Attorney in fact for Sarah Couch Exa. Of Daniel Couch de-
SPottsylva,ia, 27ta May. srif