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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14

The Packet Ship .itstor, CAPTAIN P.ase
hound from Li,rrpool for r. Yorl Ia.
been LOST an Fire Island Inlet. II Is said
me cargo hetmrrn decks Twill be SAVED :
fhc Captain Iprasel has been prc,,li,fl,
unlortonale. lie was the Cap,aiu nr the
'f'n'ty Packet about a year ago, when
she was lost "n the Jersey shore ouposit.
| me Ph,ladelphian Press states TO where
the Nester is noio Wrecked
| -"sSs--
! Five convicts escaped from the Philad,l
phla Pententiary ON the aitprnoon of ,br
26th, by means OF II ladder ofropes. which
they contrised tn hook to the ton of -,h.
hoaid fence which covered the wall
citizen saw the prisoners quietly rassine
oYer--Sate the alarm of frc-rollrcrrd =
crowd-and prevented general i,il deli
very FIFTY prisoners might have escappd.
but for this timely iaterposllion. All, but
one, of the five who succeeded in getting
over the wall were re-taken.
The Senate Of North Carolina have pass
ed bill for reducing the Board for Inter
nal Improvements from six members To
three, aud giving thrm the power of re
i"InIng the Civil Engineer ut The |, west sa
nary tor which he can be engaged.
IL Stare COnteSt.-A slave from the south
having absconded, was recognized la New
York by his master, 4 the police required
To interfere and have him restored To his
owner. The usual interference was made.
ny the aboltlph society aud the colorrd
population and the slave was brought np
on writ of habeas c0tpas, before Judge
Edwards, who went through the enquiry
patiently, in order 10 test the point, wheth. !
or he was freeman or actually slave, |
as contemplated by the act Of Congress-
The coiored folks feeling great anxiety on
the subject, and fearful, from the tcsimo
ny before the judge, that the man would
not he liberated, got out friendly writ, s. |
Seaman, deputy sheriff, was required 10
take the man while the examination was
The hl ,cks, not knowing the
object of the wit. but fearing the conse
qaences, came 10 his rescue in great mum
ber- aud while the officer had him by the
collar scutlle ensured, on the steps in the
rear of the city hall, aud the officer was
dragged from the top 10 the bottom, was
much bruised, md the slave was finally res |
rued. Sn much for the force of law in |
New DIRK
-..sEe.-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14


Wherein The said 1nge now resides, coninis-
ing Que hundred Heles, he tle same, more pr
less, lying on the waters of tie south tbrk OF
APPROXIMATION river, adjoining the lands OF
ihonas A. Lesrand aud others Aiso,
Nhe foNowing proyerty,
To wit Three Cows, two Galves.' one Year
lin, one yoke OF OXEN aud pne r mi. 4 IIor,c,
Beds aud Furniture, Que L1oaL and Case.
ore Saddle and Bride, ont Short Gun, eight
Bogs three sheep, ilr GRO p % Corn Wheat
aud Tobacco, Household aud kiichoa Furni.
tnre OF every deserirtiop.
MISC, ~ Negro Woman,
by THO ,onc of Aun, md her child bv tho
nsne of Marlin, aud he increase th. r.of -,
The title 20 the ohot@ land md property /,
believed 70 10 good bu, NO shsll only con.
fey sucli i'ile IA IS vested in us ns trusierg,
and no other
THOMAS q pATTEsoN, lr
ALLNAfIDBn fA1IEsoN, '"'''s''
january a wtds2o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14

On the 4ih ul' the President nj Novice
published hy order, decree of the Sofc
rHsn Congress, which authorized him to
tereise proposals for eating oPea a CON
'qnnirution bciireen the fito oceans ~ r e
'Ramus Of Ithunn'tpec aud for rendering
ila'i gable the rivers of .4ivarad", Pannco'
Bravo del Norte, Santiago and Colorado OF
The West. The proposals must be submit
ed within eight months from the 4th ult
The enterprise of thus uniting the Paciii'
and Atlantic is Of the creates. importance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

Richmond, Nou. Cove understand
that Mr. JOHN Brown, venerable old
man, one OF the door-keepers Of the
House OF Delegates, for a great many
years, was killed on Saturday last by
an unfortunate son, who is said 10 be
deranged. What particular provoca-
ton could have induced him to attack
the life of his father, we have not un.
derslood; but he first shot bis father,
and not having dispatched him in this
manner, he struck him with an axe, Sc
parated the head from the trunk, and
horrible to tell cut and mangled the
head OF his victim in frightful degree.
Another Of his brothers hearing Of the
murder, came up with gun; and the
wretch attempting to escape, he shot
at him, only one small shot striking
him on the cheek.
The calamity does not terminate
here. For, the destroyer Of his father,
being thus wounded, fired in his turn at
his brother, and lodged the contents
OF the gun in his thigh. The life
OF the brother too is said to be in
jeopardy Some negroes who were by,
no longer fearing lis gun, came up and
seized lin He was committed to
New Aent Jail on Sunday morning.
Compter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

ter and attachment to his principles
at Rouen, they experienced. from
blind, headIong and coarse police, an.
armed resistance which, however, did
not prevail in the attempt to suppress
their transports.
These circumstances may, / appre-
bend, be acceptable to your country
men; as they shew that in France too,
Liberty is beloved, and the American
character appreciated.
Accept sincere assurances ofmy un-
alterable esteem, and believe me to be,
entirely and always yours
LEVASSEUR."
TMr. Levasseur, as II will be general
ly recollected, was the honored COM
panion Of La Fayette in his American
tour.
Madison, Ind. Nor lo.-On Sunday
last Mr.. Bruce, the contractor for I'M
proving the navigation Of the Ohio,
passed this place from Pittsburg, hav-
ing removed III his progress, sawyers,
snags and logs, which for ages have re-
sisted the current ofthe river.
The lever power applied Tor tn" re-
moval Of those distractions is capable
Of raising 5000 pounds, with the as
sistance Of from four to six hands, is
very rude and simple in its construc-
ton, but fully sufficient for the pur-
pose for which it is designed. The
progress of the boats containing this
machinery is very slow, averaging
scarcely six miles per day; consequent
ly they will not be able to reach the
mouth of The Ohio before, in all pro-
liability, rise Of water and the adj
vance of cold weather will compel
them to desist till the return of another
summer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03


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p.,.aIU.;,h On. of rho nrotsssors IN ,he s,;d
schoo, w.s at the same time. instituted Pas
cor or,he s,me Church The Rev w. II
vv;,roo, p.c,or of :, pao,,s Church deliver
:. ,au,on s,;,.d ,o Tho ooo,.;on f.ou
r.,a. " OF ,na tho pav raw,rd Tn
~, f. r-ossssor in the same Theolog;c,, IN.
..;...;,, ,.s.n,od Oh. .,rd;1o,es Th. 90
ramo,;a. and services ware solemn and im,os.
all ,,su s,;,ed >, chsrsb tho sentiments
.Ie.srnrs .rnror,;,,e to,tba occasion 7,
r.s rscnl;.rlv v,,,;fv;nr fe.,rre in the ron.
.,...,,r s.on., 90 60. ,br;s,;,rs ,ra r,;,;st.-s
nc d;Esrs,, denominations u;D-r,r ,ors,her
at the .scrunental table. and mrry;pp tbe;{
differences in their common faith This ;s as
il should be-Fvery such exhibition Of liberal
sentiment and feeling aururs well for the ex-
reIence of the christian doctrine and for ;ts
s,ccess Notb;np cert.;r,v ran he NOR. or
cor,,,n, with the nr;x;,eses or rsro.;o, tho
.vowsd ,h;ect ne which 10 % ,roro,e ns.o.
and rood vii, among mon In the evening
q VI biS SS'A'~ NHt.b M o'S"OP pAS~ShSN w ~
large ana auenuve a"o'e"ee' "'''. - s''S so"-
ciusion OF the services 'e'Vereu AT inc ''i'ar
an Impressive A',u appropriate "'I'ss 20 '"e
stuotn's OF inc he'''s'." S'"oo'' we VII,
aers'a''o uia' '"e 'e'.," 'e'n'o'' "'''''ieu
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n''' ms We" "o" '"''' ""' '.'e
uoh 'ha' ''s might DC ne H's' 'i'he lie WAS W
aodress '''e peoP'e vi '"'s P's0e' "e's''eheu
VIC e"ee' "'''' VI" P'." 'iue".e Vi
MS u'SeourSes' anu o'e "he'uo"''e an" Pe'
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1t was our intention to give an earlier notice
of these proceedings, but not beng present
ourselves, onthe several occasions alludedto,
We have waited to De furnished with the par
tculars winch We have only just now received.
ne e'''''''" VI D@' '""u''''uie''
WHO" was - navy '"'".'u III "''"'"s
day appointed, owing to misunderstanding
asto the tme, by number OF manufacturers,
who intended to exhlbi, their fabrics, and
who are daily expected. A meeting of those
now in Washington, was held at the Office of
the National intelhgencer on Thursday last,
when it was determined to postpone the ex-
hibiton until the 9Th INST twill on that day
positively commence in the Rotunda of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

The New Orleans Courier states that the
Trustees of the Pennsylvania University have
offered Mr.. Livingston, of Louisiana, a salary
of $4,000 per annum, to deliver lectures on
Law in that institution, for three months in
the year, leaving him to consult his convent
ence as to the time Of the year. Mr.. L. de.
termination has not been made known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

MIR Beauchamp. who was arrested and ex-
amined at Frankfort, under suspicious of be-
ing the the murderer Of Col. Sharp, has been
discharged-no shadow ofevidence appearing
against him. 4 To give his apprchenders every
opportunity, he determined to remain in
Frankfort ten days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

Eight buildings were destroyed by fire at
Martinsburg, Virginia, on the evening of the
Esd inst. Very little furniture or other move
able property was lost. The ladies, it is said,
turned out generally, and acted with great
zeal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

AT an anniversary meeting ofthe Saint An
drews Society, held at Claggets on Wednes
day the SOth Nov, the following gentlemen
we're chosen as officers for the present year
viz:-
Colin Aud, Esq. President.
VIM Gregory. LIST ; Pee Presidents
Rob't JAMESON, I'd 5 " ''
Richard veitch,0
Mr.. Fi,znagh' Managers.
Wash. C., Page.J
Rev Elias Harrison, Chaplain.
Gustavus A. Brown, Physician.
Robert Anderson, Treasurer.
James Mckenzie, Jr. Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

The Maryland Gazette, published at Anna
polls, says that free mulatto lad, named
Sm;thers, from the neighborhood of Pig Point
has been committed to our Jail for shooting
his cousin and brother. The brother was kill
ed, the cousin dangerously wounded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

A petition from the citizens of Niagara
county, in the western part Of New-York, is
about to be presented to the legislature of
that State, praying for Bill to enlarge the
boat Canal already authorised, so as to admit
of sloop navigation. Such an improvement
would not only be Of great Importance to the
trade Of New-York, but would add consider
ably to the value of the Grand Canal through
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03
SATURDAY., pECEMBhR 5, ISIS.

nrwe shall commence the DAILY publi-
cation of the PHENIx GAZETTE on Monday
next, being the first day Of the session OF Con-
rress. The daily arrangement, under the
present form, will not continue, however,
longer than the first day Of January. and until
that time no extra charge will be made to
town subscribers, or annual advertisers
Country subscribers will be furnished, as
usual, with e-timesa-week paper
After the first day Of January the paper will
be somewhat enlargedi its dress improved,
: ana the pro. of a daily paper demanded
Terms and other regulations relating TO the
change win be made knownin due time.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03

The Board of Managers of the American
Colonization Society have resolved to hold
the general annual meeting in the Supreme
Court Room at Washington, on the first Sa-
turday of January: and the several auxiliary
societies, as well as any Literary or Religious
societies that may desire to aid the great OBJ
ject, are invited to send delegates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-03


cat length we again behold you
grown younger from the atmos-
phere ofliberty which you have breath
ed, and the spectacle of the happi.
ness of powerful and grateful peo-
pie, which you have contemplated
with delight. Like the Americans
we could wish to describe to you our
love, pleasure and admiration; but
these sentiments agitating too strong
!, our hearts, deprive US of the power
Of SO doing"
To which the General replied.
"The affecting welcome which a
waited me here, and the fresh testimo
mails OF attachment which you lavish
upon me TODAY, fill up the measure of
ny JOY III finding myself in the bosom
Of my family and in the midst of my
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20

be liable to divers interpretations The royal ordinance
IS evidently very far from yielding Haiti the respect
due TO nations hut the contrary pretends TO recu
late the commerce of that country the authority of
France. What them it becomes Boyer TO enquire, is
the meaning Of this word independence: Is it not what
France once before proposed independence in tue
plan and operation of the interior gov eminent of the
island, with submission the king all its exterior
relations? BY agreeing contract like this Haiti
IN plain English, would only buy dependence with ono
hundred and fifty millions of francs.
BESIDES the above, these papers contain private
,espondence from the Isle of France dated April and
H. consisting Of respecting the war in
i"u'a' According TO this French account Ragoon is
re-'aken' and the English every where defeated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20
FROM GREECE


BOSTON, September Rive are perrniited IA corv
.he oiiowing extracts from letter TO a gentleman in
this town, dated "
n, ''LEGHoRN, July 90.
rue cause OF GrecIan liberty approaches near 20
that period when they will be forever from,
Ntaholnetan slavery. BY letters Yesterday from the
Horea we have the copy Of letter from Colocottron
Eounuer OF Inc Grecian troops, in which he assures
.he senate that he has encrcled lbrahn Paca that
ne WIZ DC III lew days compelled TO surrender With
,s prisoner 'ney VIII be able 10 repay the loan in En-
gland as he Immensely rich independent of his e,
ther. lie had the mprudence to penetrate thirty miles
INTO Inc Morea where he has fallen into The snare after
losing about The half of his roops. He has with him
by the latest accounts, only 60OC".
me letter proceeds TO relate the defeat Of the TurIss
at Saonc oil which we have had repeated accounts b
defeat of the Turkish squadron and the raising or Tho
siege OF hiissolonghi, respecting which we have had
contradictory accounts.
"AdmIral Maulis is before Suda with ff1v Grecian
sh'ps ana zen bru'ots Re has written the Senate
that he viii perish destroy the whole of the sonadro
in Suda. This is composed of about so Fovn,ans o1
"hch escaped from the destruction of The Turkish
squadron near Athens, and Algerines and Tunsi,ns
winch may be Is TO 18; in all about 90 TO 100 sail m
stps oil war and transports. Modon, Coron and Pa
u"s are SO closely bockaded, that not fishing boat
can enter or escape. Thus ! have i'm haste and IN -
lew words, given you the present state of Greece On
board ct The 81 Turkish vessels brought into HYDRA
were ID austrian Officers, who it is said were nut o
death me other vessels nearly GO, were burnt or
u''Ven on snore In those taken found immense
quahuues oil provisions, ammunition and clotbinr-
Among these were 5000 barrels of powder as much in
cartridges many besiegng cannon scaling ladders ra
ana every implement of siege. When soldiers are IA,
ken is always rich booty. Every Turkish soldier
has on an average thirty dollars in gold in his belt no
SIDES ms musket pair of pistols and his sabre They
IN no wise resemble European soldiers where moi as
many pence found dead bodies after hattie y
GT)0jIy MR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20

NEv YoRx. Sept

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
yesterday afternoon between three and four o'clock
OF Reed street, between Greenwich and WASHINGTON
streets, tumbed down and arc heap of ruins. The
carpenters were at work the roof at the time and had
nearly completed the board covering. They were pre-
c'Pllatea among the ruins. Before night, seven men
we're du@ OUT SIX OF whom sent TO the HospjtaI
dreadiuily maDgledthe other man was seriously but
not dangerously injured. II not known hat there
we're any other persons buried beneath the ruins =
" did not learn the names of the master builders nor
aa' excuse 'hey can oher for erecting buildings in so
fran manner. They will undoubtedly have 70 srfer
severely for their conduct In the mean time we would
suggest that the proper authorities look 10 the other two
buildings and take measures to prevent further EXPO
sure to the loss of lives by their fall
We are informed that q CONFERENCE.-The sboo,, &c -
Earthquake was felt at Staten Island about o'clock
on Sunday morning. Mere. .4dp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20

FHfLA DEIPHrA, Sept. 10
e'terday afternoon soon after $500 pounds Of run
powder the whole work of the day, had been carried
nto 'ne Glazing Gil Of Dupons factory, at Brandy
wounded severely, two others slightly and horse XII
ied. The walls Of The Glazing Mil were mucl, shat
tered and The glass in the windows Of some horses II
the neighbourbood were broken
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20

gines moi acling) she remained until about ten
o'clock, when she proceeded to the westward tho en-
nes appaI emily in order; think she may have
tanned some injury the machinery in yesterdays gale
when off Beachy Head, and drfted back during the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
To the Citizens of Delaware.

;no RI the great demand and rapid sale OF the tickets
;~ha ponular Deiavare State Lottery LIST class, III almost
gerry ,.t Of the Unon the managers were enabled 10 nA
the day f the draw ing early the sd OF August neA
when il will positively be drawn and the immense sum "
unwar of one hundred and thousand dollars distributed
peav not then to forward and secure a chance "
1ncss that YOU may be in Fortunes way; and as anoher
for adventures in this lottery, recolect that the
avais are appropriated very laudabe and useiu pu
nosehe endowment of literary institutions, winch may
some day become the pride and glory of The State.
The MANAGERS have opened an OFFICE at no. 20 20,
MARKET STREET, (east Sides WlLMlN6l On g"
doors below the lower marke-where tickets may DC w
tanned until the day of drawings or from the following Ven
,Iamen Agents. and Others in this State, who have voh
teered their assistance in effecting saes-to wit:
Benjamin Whiteey, Newark,
William Boyer, do
A. II. Pennington. Mddletown,
John Sutton & Son, ST. Georges,
". & X. Polk, Cant ellis Bridge,
Archibald Gordon, Sign ofthe Buck, Summit bridge,
Aaron O. Thompson, Ncwbold's Landing,
p. s. f. Sprlance, Smyrna 80
WIN NJ Goodwin Store of J. G. Oliver Milford,
Isaac Tunnel, Georgetown.
Applications Agencies from other parts OF the state
will be thankfully attended to.
Whole Tickets So, Halves 81 so, Quarters rs cts.
Packages Of 70 tickets, embracing the 50 numbers o.
4he lottery which must Of necessity draw least SD 20
nett with so many chances for capital prizes or shares
packages NAV be had the rate, VIA package
whole s36-Halves S18-Quatters ~ co.
Prizes in any of the LOTTERIES OF New-fork pennsysana
MARYLAND Virginia, and North Carolina, VIII pc received
payment Clubs literally dealt with.
ORDERS enclosing the cash prize tickets as above re
f expense for Tickets or Shares will receive prompt at
tention il addressed 10 YATES MiNTfRE,
ifiimng.on, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
SHERIFF"S SALE.
By PETER d. DELANY, SnER1l

I'D virtue of writ Of Ais Vend. Exponas, to direct
I'D ed will be exposed topubc sale, the honse OF Har
ny Williamson, in Drandywine hundred, on Saturday the
9Th OF July nex O'Clock, p NJ. the following desert
bed lands and enements situate, lying and being IN e
hundred Of Brandywine, and county of Newcastle, to WI
plantation tract of land containing one hundred ana
ninety acres, more less with dwelling house,
stone spring house, frame barn and other out buildings
thereon Joining lands Of Peter Grubb, Grubb's road,
lands of John Samuel and Henry Lodge Seized and taken
in execution as the property e Adam Williamson.
Newcastle, April 10, 1926. 59-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
rGOLDEN HARVEST! %

the favorites of Fortune will shortly reap abundant
crops Of gold and silver, by the drawing of the following
splendidy rich Lotteries
.Na,c FORK State Literature Lottery, st Class.
To he drawn on the Goth Of July, and finished IN few
minutes; couiainng1 prize of $4,000 dollars, OF 5000
Of 10000 Of 5737 90 of 1000 80 Of 0. 80 Of 200,
81 of l00 81 Of So 1884 OF 20 1475 Of liTicket Sl0,
half 5, quarter 2 so, eighth IS.
Maryland State Lottery, No. 5.
To be drawn the 9th of July. prize Of $4,000;
! Of TO- 600; Of 5000; 10 Of LOCO, so Of 1O0 so Of
50; 300 .. 90; $50 of To- 500 of 10000 Of 42l 043
prizes 900 tickets-more Prizes than Blanks Tickets
S5-shares in proportion
DELAW.1RE STATE LOTTERI, LIST Class,
for the endowment Of Newark College, Middleown Acad
emy &c To be drawn the Sd of August, and completed
in few minutes j. B. YATES & A. MlNrrnE, Managers
Scheme Il prize OF 100000 of 5000; Of 5000
1900; Of ISL II 1000; IL o. 500; so Of 100
1856 Of 50 1856 Of 20; 1888 OF 6; 1880 Of s. Tickets
s3-haves S0-quarters 75-eghtls 37l
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries
be had at the Jackson g Lgtnueue Office,
No. los, MARKET STREET,
Where Prizes will be paid demand and Lottery nfor-
nation given gratis, by
]. J. ROBINSON,
Wilmington, June IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-08
DIVIDEND.
Wilmington, June %.

yEsE President and Directors of the Bank of Wington
d e Brand4uins have this day declared dividend of
fifty per share, payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives after the 18th inst
By Order efthe Board
EVAN THOMAS, Cash'r.
Wilmington, July 1926. 6i--4t
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