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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
rg EsH GOODS, just

received :-C0nslstlnS OF
Vvtr, <per velvet black Cloth
'A IS do. blue do.
do. 7. black Satin, for dresses snFe-
rior to any ever in this market,
usran black Lntestr'ne,
Back Satin Lesant'ne, mn,
A handsome assortment OF BET R'tbons,
White Cotton Cord, assorted,
n trunks SHOES; consisting of thin &
,brl; soaI, black Norscco, Scalslsn, white,
,l,c, and colortd Piunela, white and CO.
irod KID. with large assortment of chill
d,po,' leather and morocco.
Mckee, ROBINSON < co.
Sept 8. ="
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ALSO,

"a Wel'ham, Midway and Dover Sheetings,
. 9hirllngs. Of ali descriptions,
.saperh1e Sea island Steam Looms,
Domestic Piads and Str'pes,
dorchester Cotton Beduuks.
sept. % 4s11
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
Move New foods
We are receiving handsome addition OF
TyEW GOODS.

CONSISTING IN PART OF
Handsome dark and light ground Prints,
Black, white and SllSered DO
PM; Glnghams,
Black and colo'd Canton Grapes, superior,
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac figured. uro
de Etc,
Figured Book Muslns,
Sd Bud-eye Diaper,
Ct, 81 and IO-1 Table do.
Silesa Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn, -,
Printed Linen Cambria HandkefchteH,
Flag 40
case well assorted Leghorn GypSeys,
boxes Ribbons,
1 do. Cnrls,
Corded and striped Florentlne,
IiranderiIls and Cotton Casalmeres,
Fine Doghedas BaDgress Cords,
4 bales Sd. "a aud % brown ShlrtIngs
aud SheetIn6s,
Brown aud black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles OF Hardware
Ii1oors and Groceries. ALSO, expected
in y frw DAYS, a splendid assortment Of
Shell Tuck and side Combs, Morocco,
black and co!ored PrunelIa aud Leather
Shoes. Cambrics, Sheetings, Sugar and
Coffee. sc. &c. Our assortment IS now
unusually good, and will be well kept up
throughout the year, with every article Oh
fancy nr use which il IN demand, and all
will Le sold At most reduced prices.
". MCKEE u J. e., MEM.
r,., t,47
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
Uncurcent Money.

INHE NOTES of the Banks of Georgia. South
Il Carolina aud North Carolina, Ggdthe most
kinds Of other anc0rreRt money lalen on
reasonable terms at the 1ottery and Exchange
Once Of 3 Z NJ ALLEN, & GO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
psoyYDwydca LcTTERE.

pAeyI2IMcl AoTTERE2 ..n,
Till toiIowing numbers were drawn from
the wheel OF ,he Grand State Lottery OF H. l.
Sd class ON the lth inst.
45 % II 50 II % 10 10 II,
The 'n,iriol List Is received at the Truly
~ e q M. ALnZN, d co.
80 '''~ LI.AUHBURG,
o.: 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
nUZLER's vEGET ABLU
AMMAN SpECAklC.

filHOMAS J. DUAL. sole Ageut Tor
- the sales IN Lynchuurg, has thi, day ~.
ceived m additional supply OF the above VI
luable medicine. Inc following letter will
show that il is worthy OF public notice:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

Governor Shulze and large party Of gentlemen
left Philadelphia yesterday morning, in steam boat,
for the purpose of visiting the Notifications on the
Pea Patch.
The report that French force had landed on the
eastern shore of Cuba, near ST. jago, turns out to
be altogether unfounded.
Fire.--A fire broke out on Saturday night last, in
Caowhil street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
Philadelphia. 1t commenced in Messrs. L. &. /.
DalIei's soap factory and consumed eight or nine
frame houses.
The Pope has appointed the Kew. bENEnicT
FENwIcK. of MARYLAND to be Roman Catholic
Bishop of Boston, in the place of Bishop Cheverus
who has returned TO France at the request OF the
King. The conservation Of MIR. Fenwick will take
place in Baltimore, in November next.
Termont.-Cornelius P. Van Ness, has been re-
elected Governor OF this State, by nearly an unant-
nous vote.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
FOR THE WATcHMAN.
BANK OF WILMINGTON & BRANDYWINE.

Having within day two heard it several times SAID
that this Bank had suffered very considerably by the late
failures in this pace and that in consequence she would be
unable meet her engagements made it my business to
make particular inquiry into the matter, and from all
could learn of those best acquainted with the concerns OF
the Bank, found the report totally without foundation
that the Bank was in noursng condition, and fast rs
ing above all her former difficulties. So far from having
been injured by the recent failures she has not lost cent
by them-no having had any dealings with either of the
persons who have failed. This repor them must have
originated from one of causes ignorance or design
either of which in this highly cupable and calcula
ed to njure the Bank in the eyes of the public. r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

ID virtue Of writ of lev. facas, directed will he
I'D exposed to public sale, the house ofCharles Spring.
er, in Chstana hundred, Saturday the 9th of October
next, o'clock p. NJ, all that certain messuage and lot
of land situate in the hundred of Christana, bounded
and described follows, to wit beginning stake
in the Lancaster road being of Robert Armstrong;
Isaac Steys and Robert Armstrong sen'rs land, thence
north five degrees and three quarters west six perches and
five tenths, stake, thence north seventy
and half degrees, west fourteen perches,
stake in the middle of the aforesaid road thence up the mid
die of the aforesaid road south hy-sx and quarter
degrees, east seventeen perches to the place Of Begin
ming; containing foytwo and half perche be the
ess:togeher with all and singular the improve
ments and appurtenances tiereunto belonging. Seized
and taken in execution as The property Of Be,yamin Pr
Newcastle, Sept. 2, 1926. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
CLINE or DEMARcATIoN. DEFINED.

4 ~
we have heard it asked "by what authority has
the President undertaken to prohibit the survey oil
,he lands designated in the recent treaty With the
Creeks?, Without knowing the precise authority
!, which the President rests this measure we think
,here are al least two sources whence 1t may be de-
rived Acting upon the treaty, as the law OF the
land. the authority is contained in the 9Th article
which reads thus: Whereas the said e1Dlgrang
Darty cannot prepare for immediate removal, the
United States stpuate for their protection against
tbe encroachments hostilities, aud impositions OF
me 1chites and all Others" sc. &c.
But supposng this treaty to be void, an authority
mo less conclusive exists in the Intercourse Law,
called, of 1909. The 5th section of which reads
thus: .qnd be It further enacted, &C. &c. that if
any such citizen, or other person, shall make set
dement, on any lands belonging, or secured, or grant
I'll by treaty with the United States TO any Indian
tribe, or shall Survey or attempt to surrey such
lands, or designate any Of the boundaries, by mark
;ns trees or otherwise, such offender shall forfeit
sum not exceeding one thousand dollars, and suffer
Imprisonment not exceeding twelve months. And
il shall moreover be lawful for the President OF the
United States to take such measures, and TO employ
sach military force, as he may judge necessary"
sc. sc. 1t is presumed, however strong this pro-
vision of the Intercourse Law is, that the obligation
in the treaty itself is that in which the right is found
in this particular case, inasmuch the President is
bound whatever may be the fate of the treaty when
The Congress shall decide upon III TO act upon it, al
interim as a law of the land. Nat. Jonrndt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
SIIERIFF'S SAILS.
BY PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF.

HeY virtue of writ of vend. exponas, to me directed,
Eb will be exposed 10 public sale, at the hose of Gene
raj James Wolfe, in Chrsana hundred Saturday the
of October o'clock, p NJ, the following iescri-
bed tract lot OF land situate lying and being in the hun
dred of Chrisana and county of Newcastle. wit Ad-
joining lands Of Joseph Bringhurs Mary Goodman, James
Gardner, and fronting Third street. between Market
and King streets, with two story frame shop thereo
erected containing twentyone feet and eighty feet deep,
be the or less Seized and taken Execution
The property Of Panich o. Finn, decd,
Newcastle, Sept. 8, 1925. e3-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
From Tic .Nntiaanl MteAi.gcacer.
L. s. Sur CONSULTATIONS,

c. ~.
or Mavanc, .qng. %. 1925.
SIN; 10 enable YOU 10 ascertain what exertions have
been made by and what success has attended the efforts
E the squadron under my command, forward by this con-
eyance COPY Of all the reports made by the different
commanders Of its cruisers IL pirates are now or have
5een in force lately on either side of Cuba, they have not
eny abs,aned from making captures, but have conceaed
themselves eiFectually as 10 prevent detection. the
orderly conduct Of the fishermen on the coast the steady
pursuit of their occpaton and the absence of all suspc
oas PERSONS induce belief that these outlaws are not at
present collected in any force SHALL however, Keep
Nacul eye HE sland and prevent, possible, the
commission Of tlcpre,ations which may be attempted. un-
der belief that we are relying much on appearances
lam, with great respect, your obedient servant.
l.. WARRINGTON.
70 The Hon. SECRETARY THE NAVY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

I'D virtue of writ Of vend. exponas directed viii
Id be exposed public SALE the house Of David Arm.
strong, in White Clay Creek Hundred On Monday The 8,
of October next. at o'clock r NJ ne following desert,
bed house and lot OF and situate, lying and being in the
hundred of White Clay Creek and County oNewcasiie
wit joining lands of John Rogers, Thomas Ogle and
others with log house and orchard thereon containing
six acres be the less. Seized and taken in
execution as the property Of Moses s. Richard Hal.
Newcastle, Sept. IA, 1885, S3-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

Splendid Prejec--Srcssrs. Clark s, Street, OF Niagara
Falls Mills, and A. Porter Esq of Manchester have lss'i-
ei proposals to make Carriage Road from the top Of the
bank on the Niagara river below the Falls down to the
waters edge both sides Of the rivers the roads to be 70
teet wide, with descent of foot in l2 If this undertake
ng should be carried into effect will be additional in
,incemen 10 visit the Fails person may then pass the
tremendous chasm below the cataract in satety While SIT
,g IN aearrage as the river for some distance below the
ais, viii admit the passage Of ferry boats without danger
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
PRICE or STOCKS IN PHILaDELpNL4

DUpoNT's EAGLE POWDER was last week compar-
ed with English Canister Powder,-sen from Eng
land by Lord Wellington to Mr.. Patterson of Baltimore,
present.
L.rd wellngton's Powder gave 95 degrees.
Duponts Powder gave 109 degrees on the same Eprou
vette. Boston PAPER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
At Philadelphia, on Saturday.

Cotton, Upland, Ten. g. Alab. 16 49, scarce
Flour, sup. 500; Rye, 987a 500; Corn Meal,
500, scarce; do. in hid. HOO; Corn, up country,
63 67 do. lower do. 60 61; Wheat, 90 95
Rye, 55 CO.; Oats, 81 81 Barley. so a SIS
Clover Seed, 500 in demands Flax seed, l,4o a
so; Timothy do. 200.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
NOTICE.

meeting Of the Commissioners of the Levy Court ami
n Court Of Appeal, for Newcastle County, will be held
at the Court Honae in the Town Of Newcastle, Tues.
day the 27th inst at 10 O'clock A. NJ. The Assessors OF
the several hundreds requested be punca in their
attendance. By Order
DAVID PAINTER
Clerk efthe Peaeg
Sept. IT. S3--3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
At BaLtimore, on Friday.

Flour, sup. ATS 5,25; Corn, 53 Sc; Wheat,
o. los; Rye. so; Barley, so ; Clover Seed, red,
AIS 500; Timothy, 2,25 Oats, IS Corn Meal,
kiln dried, per bbl. 2,37; Potatoes, Is 100 !;
Peach Brandy, 4ih proof so 100.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
Delegate Meeting.

The Democratic Delegates who elected on the Sd
inst 10 represent the several Hundreds of Newcastle Coun-
y, requested to be punctal their attendance the
RED Lios. on SATURDAY NEXT, for the purpose of
forming the County Ticket. Sept. 90.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
80 oJJJ1ao 90


FLoun, supcrfne, per Dbl. S5 90 to S
Mddlings, do 100 8 90
WHEAT, white, per 60 lb. : 1 03
DO. red, do. 90 95
Cons, per 81 lb. 5S GO
Kin-dried Corn Meal per hid IS 90 IS SO
DO. do. per bb rs 90
RYE no sale. FEED, not plenty
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

az An error occurred in our last paper respecting the
time of holding the Delegase Meeting. which did
discover until too late TO correct it, The meeting will take
place merit SATURDAY, the 24th inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
TO RENT.

TO RENT,
&ssR And possession given Immediately; that two story
house, in the public situation in the W.T.
age of Brandywne formerly occupied BY s. M'Cauley
& Co grocery store. 1t is the most eligible situation
in the village for mlhner, tailor boarding house, and
is calculated for two families. Apply W. e s.
NJ Caniey, next door to said house.
Brandywine, Sept 90 83-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
Valuable Property for Sale.

FaIuaBle Properly IUT SAFE.
TEvIE following described property in the Tona Of Aes
castle, Delaware is offered for sale reasonable
terms.
e No. IA handsome brick house, and the
Ea lot belonging TO it. The houae is % feet front,
the lot extends 600 feet, into the river neawarr,
MxA it has every convenience for gentee family and
occupied by Genrge Read jr Esq; built last year,
flushed in handsome manner, and insured against fire,
in Philadelphia.
No. 1.-TWO story frame houses in Market street. with
lots running 300 feet TO Orange streets in good repair aud
occupied by good tenants.
No ga lot Vine street. lately fenced, and very val
acres.
No. "A lot Church alley, 26 by 90 feet.
Persons wanting to purchase, wilt please call
GEORGE PIERCE, Esq or Capt MCCULLOUGH in
Newcastle who will shew the premises, and stale the
terms The title will be indis5utable.
July 9 1925. Oft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
From the N. r. .Mercantile .adueriiser Sept Is
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon between and O'Clock, four
of six new two story brick houses the south side
of Reed street, between Greenwich and Washington
streets tumblrd down and are heap of ruins. The
carpenters were at work on the roof at the time,
and had nearly completed the board covering. They
were precipitated among the ruins. Before night.
seven men were dug out, six of whom were
the Hospital dreadfully mangled-the other man
was seriously but not dangerously injured 1t was
not known that there were any other persons buried
beneath the ruins.
We did not learn the names of the master build
ers. nor what excuse they offer for erecting
buildings in so frail manner. They will undoubI-
edy have to suffer severely for their conduct
The city Of Mobile is in Of deep aliiction and
distress on Of the prevalence Of the pea19 e1er
The disease appeared about the 10Th of July and It sail
was produced by the disnterment OF those bodies which
died cf the Yellow fever in 1919. The graves wee lett
omen for day or two, and they were offensive, come
plant was made the Mayor and they were hsed up
rhc disease has been violent that hut one survived IT.
RE uunhey II deaths estnatsd y from - % 100
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

We pleased TO hear Of the of our Democratic
brethren in Kent several Of their hundred elections
Let them be united and vgant, and victory will
their exertons the General Election in October next,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-01
Masonic Notice.

E-EARRls Lodge will celebrate
4 e. the nativity of ST. John the Baptist on
the 24th Of June next, at Templeton, in con-
junction with Thomas's Royal Arch Chapter
of Prime eton, and several of the sister Lodges
in the vicinity.
Masons belonging to Lodges who have not
vot cd to unite with us as such, with their La
dies, and Masons generally, are respectfully
invited to attend. The Rev. Clergy and
friends OF religion, masonry, and humanity,
are also most cordially solicited TO give their
attendance.
The procession will move precisely at ii
O'Clock, from the house o. Br. iipha French,
to the Meeting-House, where an address Will
be delivered by Br. C. c. Baldwin.
Tickets may be had of Br. l.. ffench al
81 each. Ladies connected with Masons VIII
also be accommodated by Br. French genteei'
ly in view of the common at so cents each.
Every exertion will be made TO render pleas
ant the anniversary, and entertainment salts
factory.
BY order ofthc Committee Of Arrangements,
EPHRAIM STONE, Chairman.
Templeion, May 81, A. L. 5825.
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Dtfn.

In Leicester, on the Cd inst. Mr.. Reuben
Swan, aged II.
In Upton, on the 29lh inst. John Milton,
son Of Dea. Daniel Fisk, aged rs months.
In Wcstborongh, on the nth ult. Widow
Elizabeth Brigham, aged IS.
Quaekery lis oaCn Rewnrd.-Died in Farm
ington, on the 21st ult. Mr.. SOLOMON HAM
LIN. The deceased was pupil Of the cele-
brated Thompson, and being troubled with a
cold, administered to himself a decoctlon Of
labaHa, and red pepper. The doses wrTe re-
peated in such quantities as caused his death
He had such entire confidence in these pre-
scriptions that he made his friends promise to
continue them after he should become unable
TO administer them 10 himself, and enjoined
upon them not to call in any other physician,
let the result be what il would.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-01
BOSTON, MAY 81
LOYEWELL.S Eight.

Ga Thursday, last week, the centen-
niai anniversary of the memorable bat
lie at Lovewell's Pond, was celebrated
at Fryehurgh, Me. DAT ten O'Clock
(says the Gazette Of Maine) process
sion was formed at the village, consist
ing of Il numerous assemblage in car
riages, which moved to the battle
ground, on the margin Of the lake, still
bearing the name of the intrepid cap
tain who fell on the spot one hundred
years ago. When the front of the pro-
cession reached the pond, minute guns
were fired from two nearly opposite
points, which are memorable from one
of them having been the place where
LovewelPs party first discovered their
approach to the enemy; and the other,
that where an Indian hunter was shot.
few minutes previous to the attack
upon Loyewell's party. When the
procession was conveniently formed on
the beach for the occasion, according
to request, Colonel Bradley addressed
the company, and in a succinct and per-
spicuous manner, gave a description of
the events which preceded and led TO
the battle; he pointed out the place of
Loyewel's first encampment near the
pond; the point where the solitary In
dian was discovered by them, and SUBJ
sequently shot the ground where the
party were first surprised and the action
commenced, and the place and manner
of their retreat to the beach, on which
the battle was continued through the
day, until the retreat OF the Indians.
Col. B. also related the most interesting
facts and anecdotes that have been
authenticated concerning this disastrous
fight The company then proceeded
10 the Westinghouse, where an Grafton
was pronounced by Mr.. Davies of Port
land, and poem by Mr.. F.. Lincoln,
one of the Maine representatives to
Congress. The poem is said to have
given an animated and vivid sketch of
the Indian character, exhibiting an en-
ergetic portraiture of the virtues, in
strong reIiefwith the passions, of this
interesting race; seasoned with appro-
pirate reflections, arising out of the
extraordinary changes of condition the
aboriginal has undergone. These re-
Elections were the rich products of
highly gifted mind, fully impressed with
the subject, and in spirit with which it
has seldom been pursued"
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water was red with blood. The crew
were men who could not " dwell upon
blood and carnage with composufe,"
and they earnestly besought their cap
lain to cut the cable: but he was made
of sterner stuff, and said no-recol-
lect our schooner's new-and the Ca
BILE and anchor are newt we must go
10 hill, let's all go together" Shortly
the whale again sunk. and the vessel
was no longer moved. Attempts were
then made to weigh the anchor, but it
was found impossible and after work
ing at the windlass two hours. they
were directed by the skipper, who APP
pears all the time to have been as calm
as a clock, to go 10 fishing again. So
they lay until the following day. when
the, were spoken by vessel that want
ted TO purchase fish. They represented
their distress TO the master Of this YES
sci, who kindly sent four hands on board,
with whose assistance the anchor was
raised: and when they took it on board,
a portion of the euIrails, and large
piece of the skin of the whale was upon
it.
The probability is, that the whale
struck upon the anchor so violently as
to drive it into its body; that it rose in
agony snd dragged the vessel, till, over
come with pain and loss Of blood, it sunk
and died.
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Notice..

In consequence of the late
IL arrange: nents which the Worcester Stage
Company have made, it becomes necessary to
call upon all indebted 10 said Company for
Newspapers, Fare, &c. TO make immediate
payment, and all who have demands against
said Company are requested to present their
bills, BY the 24th Of June next, for adjustment.
IA. BILLING, . .agen' y for w Cn>
N. B. Subscribers to the Worcester and
northampton Papers, are informed that their
Bills are made out, and left at the Pos: Offices
and Public Houses on the Route.
June /. 1925,
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SALEM. MAY "a

SALEM1 MAY ~.
Some time last week, as a new fishing
schooner of about 60 tons, belonging TO
Gloucester, was lying on what is called
Middle Ground, at anchor, fishing, the
seamen were suddenly alarmed by OBJ
serving that their vessel was moving,
and very rapidly on her way home.
They we're in such amazement that
they did not even inquire of one anolh-
er by what miracle they were thus drag
ged from their fishing ground. When
the schooner had gone some ways, and
the establishment of the crew was in
n small degree decreased, large whale
was seen to rise TO the surface of the
water, at about a cable-tow's length
from the vessel, and blow. He shortly
disappeared, and behold the mystery
was solved, for the schooner was again
drawn swiftly through her element.
Again the whale appeared, and spouted,
and the fishermen discovered that the
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-06-01
Take Notice.
ENHE Copartnership hereto

HNHE Copartnership hereto
n fore suhsis;ing between HORACE
SMITH and ANGRY THOMPSON, in Lei.
cestcr, is this day dissolved. All persons nav
ing claims against said Firm, are requested to
present them FOR settlement and all persons in
debted to said Firm are called upon for imme-
date payment--and the Firm will not be an
swerahle for any debts contracted by either Of
the Partners after this date.
HORACE SMITH.
Leicester, May 81, 1926.
N. B.--H. SMITH will continue business
as heretofore, at his Store in Leicester, for.
merly occupied by ALPHEus SMITH, and re-
Gently by himself and A. THOMPSON.