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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-23

climb as we'll as the monkey, but the
latter watched their motions Darrowly /;
and as il sscended higher up the mast.
the moment one of them put his foot
upon the shrouds, the captain became
afraid that it would drop the-child, and
endeavor TO escape by leaping from one
mast to another. 10 the mean time the
little innocent was heard to cry; and
though many thought it was suffering
pain, their fears on this point was soon
dissipated, when they observed the ami
NAL initiating exactly the motions of a
nurse, by dandling. soothing, and cares
sing its charge, and even endeavouring
10 hush il asleep. From the deck the
lady was conveyed TO the cabin, and
gradually restored TO the use Of her
senses; but then her cries were most
distressing, and though she was kindly
assured that all would soon be well, il
required the utmost exertious of two
men TO prevent her from rushing on
deck with the view of ascending her
self. 10 the mean tina, many plans
were tried to lure the culprit from bis
birth above; but finding all fail, the
captain, asa dernier resort, ordered ev-
cry man to conceal himself below
This order was promptly obeyed, anc
Mr.. C. himself quietly took his station il
the cabin stair, where he could see all
that passed without being seen. This
plan happily succeeded for the mon
key on perceiving that the coast was
clear, cautiously descended from his
lefty perch, and replaced the infant on
the sofa, cold and frstful and frightened
indeed, but in every other respect as
when he took'i it up. The humane sea-
man had now most grateful task 10
perform the babe was restored to its
mothers arms, amidst tears, and thanks,
and blessings,-thanks TO man for his
sympathy and aid, and deeper gratitude
TO that Divine Being, whose arm, though
unseen, had shielded the innocent a.
midst pains and perils, such as perhaps
never before impended over the head
of a creature so young.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-23

SGgacity Of Newfoundland Dog
Some time ago, child was walking
out with the maid-servant in Georges
square, Edinburg. The child was
throwing a ball before it, which happen
ed to run into the middle of the street,
and the child followed it. The servant
just then happened to meet some one,
with whom she stopped to converse, and
that moment carriage came quickly
round the corner of the square towards
the child A large Newfoundland dog,
which was lying upon the pavement,
darted forward, seized the child by the
clothes, and laid ii safely down at the
feet of the servant. [Edinburg paper.
1Moonshine.- an animal, fresh Kill
led, be exposed 10 the full effuIgence of
the moon, it will, in few hours, be-
come mass of corruption; whilst an
other animal, not exposed TO such infu-
ence, and only a few feet distance, will
not be in the slightest manner affected.
Fruits, also, when exposed to the moon
shine, have been known to ripen much
more readily than those which have
not; and plants, shut out from the SUMS
rays, and from light, and consequently
bleached, have been observed TO assume
their natural appearance if exposed to
the rayEofa full moon. In South A.
merica, trees cut at the full moon split
almost Immediately, as if torn asuuder
by some great external force. All
these are remarkable and well establish
ed facts, but have never, as yet, been
accounted for.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF

ID virtue of writ of vend exponas to me directed will
be exposed to public SALE the house of Henry Steele,
In Newcastle hundred Thursday the 18th of March inst
at O'clock p NJ the following described lands and tene-
to wit frame house and lot of ground adjoining lands of
Thomas Turner John Maitland and others fronting ON
Harmony street. containing feet, be the same more or
less Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
John Franks Newcastle March 4, 1925. 2S-5t
n virtue Of writ of lev facias directed, will be
I'D exposed to public sale, at the house OF Jane Eliot
decd in Branywine hundred on Saturday the lsth day
of March inst at o'clock, r. all that their tract OF
land situate in Branywine hundred which was conveyed 10
them bv William Elliott bounded by the great road Lead
ing to Philadelphia by Philip Bonsas now OF john Eott
land thence by the several lines the place OF beginning
second lot thereof bounded by JACOB stdnams iao,
thence bv the several lines the place of beginnings the
said two containing forysix acres three quarters more
or less third lot lying opposite the mansion mousse oc
cuped as garden perches and four links front on the
road and four and half perches back four'n lot lying
nm the north east of the garen with stone stable there
nm about twenty-five square, per deed dated May
~ 1894 and also all that lot of land which James Hamil-
Ton and wife conveyed TO the said Jane Elliott and Leah
steele by ndenure a ed Now %, 1885, bounded on the
nubc road aforesaid thence by the several courses to the
Mace of beginning containing twenty five three quar-
tiers of land less. And also all that lot OF ian
which The Execrs. of William Elliott, (dec'd) conveyed
tn them the said Jane Elliott and Leah Steele by their IN
denure dated May So 1893, bounded by Jacob Sdhams
This from their other lands above mentioned, containing by
compuaton ten of land be the more or less
Together with all and singular the improvements and APP
purt enarces thereunto belonging Seized and taken ia
execution the property OF Jane ERROR ana Lean o'e@
Newcastle, March a, 1925. ~-se
*rhs property about miles from the village OF Brandy
wine. On the premises is large two story stone manson
which has been for many years occupied as pubic house
sign of tie Sheaf Of Wheat"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
EDUCATION.

YEyHE subscriber gratefully returns his Acknowledgements
Il to the inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicinity, for
the liberal encouragement he has received, since his
commencement teach in the academy. and respectfully
this opportunity to inform them and the public generally
that he has engaged young (lately from Europe)
who well qualified TO assist him in the classical depart
ment, where his pupils will be carefully instructed in the
Latin, Greek and English languages grammaticaly Writ
ing Arithmetic, Book Keeping, (snge and double entry)
Encid's Elements, Geometry, Irgonometry, with their
ton Geography calculated by the Maps and Globes &C.
Having taught the above branches in this Borough for
several years with he presnes the public SO
well acquainted with his qualifications as teacher to rem
der any thing further the subject unnecessary Young
gentlemen will be accommodated with tuition, boarding
and washing on reasonable terms by application 10
WIN. RANKIN.
Wilmington March 9TH 1926. 28-4,p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

On Saturday. the PRESIDENT of the United
States is understood TO have transmitted to the SEN
ATE several Nominations OF persons to I'LL the Ex-
ecutive and other Offices. Amongst other Nomi-
nations, the following are understood to have been
made:
For Secretary of State, Mr.. CLAY;
For Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. RUSH;
For Secretary of War; Mr. ]. BARBOUR;
For Minister to Spain, Mr. A. Fl. EVERETT;
For Charge DIES Affairs to the Netherlands, Mr..
G.. HUGHES.
The Nominations, it is understood, have not yet
been acted upon by the Senate-0Nat INT. 7th anst.
appointment By the President ana senate.-I The
Rev. Charles p. .I'Iluaine, of the District of Co.
lnmbia to be Professor of Ethics and Bellies Let
tres and Chaplain in the U. States Military Acade-
my at Yves, Point.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
FOR SALE,

ar 10 let on the shares for the season. the elegant young
~ Horse MARQUIS OF GRANNY lie is a bright
bay rising years. full 6 and half hands high, well pro-
portioned, and is remarkable for bone and snew. A
further description deemed unnecessary as persons "s-
apply TO the subscriber, near Wilmington, Delaware.
ROBERT p. ROBINSON.
March 7th 1925. 29-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
To BE RENTED.

ND possession given the 25th of March inst. Three
N Story Brick House in shipley street. Wilmington,
occupied by Alexander Porter. The House is in good
pair and the situation pleasant and healthy. For terms APP
ply TO SARAH STOCKTON, No. 266. Walnut street.
Philadelphia, or to BENJAMIN WATSON, Newark, Del.
March n 1895. 28-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
DIVIDEND.

TIME President and Managers of the Wilmington and
Il Chrstana Turnpike Road have this day declared
dividend the of six per per annum, for the
last six months the stock of said Company, payable to
the stockholders their legal representatives. on or after
the 18th instant. By order OF the Board
VIM. SEAL, Treasurer.
WILMINGTON 3rd Mo 9TH 1895 26-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

Fatal Engagement.-We learn by the schooner
Florida, Captain Johnson, arrived at this port yes
terday from the Florida Reef, that the Colombian
armed schooner CentetLa, Capt. Bartlett, was blown
up on the coast Of Cuba, on the 9TH inst. he only
particulars have been able to learn are. that when
off the Moro, she discovered Spanish corvette,
from which it was impossible to escape, unless by
running in or risking an action. The latter tool.
place, and at the second broadside the fatal event
occurred. The Centella has been frequently in this
port, where most of her officers are we'll acquainted
Charleston Courier.
Private letters, received from Georgia, state
that the Commissioners of the United States have
succeeded in making Treaty with the Greek In
dans, by which they have agreed to cede and re-
linqush the title the whole of their lands within
1.-The limits of the State of Georgia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

MARRIED-Near Wilmington, Thursday evening
last, by the Rev. E. w. Gilbert, Mr.. JOSEPH B. CHAP
MAN, of the State of Ohio, to Miss ESTHER ANN WAL
RAVEN, of this Borough.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

We have been obliged to postpone the favors Of
some Of our correspondents to make room for the
Presidents inaugural Address.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

MARSH to be rented. A lot Of 81 acres in Brandywns
marsh TO be let. inquire at this Office. 24-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

An APPRENTICE 10 the Bookbndug business wanted.
Apply at the Office Of the Wa,chman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

TO BE RENTED the Room Mo- 1903, Market-street.
Apply the Office OF the Waterman. Immediate posses
sion may be had NV. 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
From the National Journal.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
DELIVERED BIT
1ON% QUINCY ADAMS,

On being scorn into e6ice, as President Of The Uni
ted States. on the 4th Of March, 1925.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

! =, 'i,a The invalid Lyons, without friends
or connections Of influence s,flont lark=z
without wealth, IN sustain Inn, would hass
risen II The Elevated station hfh he flied
will 80 much glory 10 tilnseif and bentil 10
his country Iruy -ondeffnI rs vas lis
liaf. no' less % uas bis fnlI ~ the dfa, ,
he Nm, surrounded by tie noltlinv rlo lad
" ons teir ranL by So, ices IL The lei Of Bat
lie, 81 IN tie eoun,if u i,lf ,lirreled lie -
dcs of the Empire 10 ,ittof, --aea,ed OF n
tlaane, biz, not by ipheruife.. iii b., -.
nohier til'r---on Tn. fields ri his terowf trad.
ing IS .pltiefs IS ttieu rb--fe sbrenfe,Ies
quail insl,lteratll. 10 late, rs H. & rs j, lin.
ellie. bot, ff"ui III tbs herd, q roufr, =
'rsi IL own alnl- the valnf If he te1,tde
vino ,a'f.ed hfornd T.. Lrgles, vas eNrfied
So sf,n - nphoid I'm. He ua.drfenftd T. he
closfdbis it,. 'oi,a bairct rou ka Tie o..nn.
Few mer Inv Iasicd tbrofgi su,h 1rr.
rs hhd eigi.siiafts al iuiini :. H. M oleup na-
uRrrlits Nttt lt,e net Win ga IL url praise
aud % nsntl fensurc. Iiis rlnrerIor. II zee
mns judy T. ~ The miefltd nLust aud enlp.
gle hroPro LOU II ~ Vi, eoten.ls fptirs.
Who Wtir b, tic daily lbba 1T ustotin,ilg
viii hinf, hae ,rotetl con understood ~ NJ
rre'mted lis tbu>rH lille somc , men e
his II, n.s'5 s., plhcs lotd II with on roiieht
on ihirP - eulthit, thai eetst rs liz A.ees
NY luse p #et, irN Inn lt,c frutlartl n
the n,fta ulare IA i.trfini brncGt fon falai.
Leon h#paI aft.. II 'hvi IuhIir ,n!f,ify.. In
prAa. e f", lie MI ave h,rl unfr nn.ial.i,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

! We have been informed by Il gentleman
of responsibility, and on whose statement
ne caD reiy, that trraty las been concIu-
drd 5ethecu liz bfrnca .uld -pd3iaA GOV
Comments, by nhlra the Islands Of Cuba
and Porto Hico are 10 he occupied, Ike
CddH, Will the troops 81 thh taIn"r IA
ton. OF 5000 French soid',s now III
! lHp y IS, Iudits, 1000 are - b. dra.ted for
! Cuba, u4l 4aGa for portp Rico: tud tn
sauisous now occupying thea" pieces are
~ be dizbanaeG AID seut II - laGI n to
some other station. y EtancaHan has
been appointed ~ su"ceed tedetd yves
- the government 81 Gaha, NuIea, Nl,h
po,to i{tco, 10 10 be ut.a - the French,
until the allm arising from revolutionary
principles, aud from the fear oflnlasion llas
completely subsidized. Whether Gtcd
Britain will permit thIs arrangement 10 be
carried into effect remains +" be srea. She
has from 1900 Ia l6,o0O ttoU9a IN hcI
Hest iudn Islands, aud L powerful naval
force, equal at i.a,t ~ th3t 81 ftanrr anu
Spain. 1t is scarcely possible tnat 81 6fe"t
an European fnrco cau continue Iof@ "u THIS
.ta,jpu, Withnat coming ia contract With
each oihtr; and il lllr views Of the dttiel-
ent cabinets are mol IN unjaon, we may eK-
poet t. hear of some dcciccd event arising
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
THE VxNGENTAN.
IYNCHeURG. JUNE e.fel5
rou TIL OF JrIv

Inc Artillery Company OF this place hns
affeiaiej committees 10 ma the necessary
arrangements foI iAe celebration Of this day.
ley contemplate having tine Declaration Of
Independence read and an Grafton acliyerrs.
and alter, afds public dinner. II Is wished
no, the cd'ses may unite with them on the
oeeasrau, aud TO accomplish this purpose.
Ire ~ be nai,ed On by a committee u tue
company
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

.onisered Tea or broth, o, nibh,e a eIosp
picked bone. Il si'es two lalnhs. and !
horn twice Va. Mr.. II. has psorur.
ed so"'e 81 ihrn Il impDrl int. Ea Ial,a
We believe or climate d. ,it.f Wi sun
the fail blpod.d fneriaa.. Sapraas " .tu-
cure sumo Of these Z, the arc1unt sca.
iItey would lie tuNoan..e aina,.g = iAe
most rocky aud hutru pa,ls ur New York,
Massachusetts, aud Connc-ticni.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
EEEIGY RIRNIEG-

PitsJ,ug, Penn. May ll.-On Wednesday
morning LIST the second trial Of the persons
concerned in burning the rigy Of Henry
CLry, came on in the Mayors Court Of thi
city. 4 number of witnesses were exam
ilrd on the part of the Commonwealth
The ease EXCITED as formerly much interest
and the al and eloqnenee Of the COUNSEL
on both ii ,cs wee moca applaudrd, The
tal lasted uutl Thursday evening, WHEN
tle Jury retired 10 thcir ,o"". Yesterday
afternoon lht jury came into curt and DE-
s,red their Inability To- agree upon YER
DICT. Two OF three of the members of til"
.ry complained of iudlspositIon, and one
If thrm actually faioted IN coa't. TIM ~
d1ced The cour to discharge them without
giving a verdict, Thus Las terminated a
cond attempt to proroc decision OF
SIS a4llr. W. understand that "A Lar
majority Of the jury wete for conNjctm1
sbeds.rndauts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

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+ T4u4it. ~, ffnly a question -, s,eh iafer,si.
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Cabin Wiley, Esq. Il elrctrd ner.
her Of tlr L. +, senate f'om Cornceucni,
ny VT" 81 the s,nale ii tha stair eco.
curing "'th the assembly Ia rIan rom,na.
'ion. 3hc senate bad non5ionted Mr.. Ial..
MN, md sric,a no f'ttual htten pts were
"adc IN both honsre To corcur, before Mr..
Wiley Was dnoII, apeo,d upon.
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10 TIE FRIENDS or s CONVENTION
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IL spoken otin his several essays. time viii
determine.


i.,lrmine.
pr.sAooLa, ~ ri 23.-Ffom Tallshas-
a., l,ar, that (oi. Mix. ,,+f,t.d
mere o. the 9Th instant, VIM is apihollzrd,
nv Ne President al The tal'rd State, Ia
:. I'll la"risaip al l.aad f..r Lafayette.
III IL, Of L'is IN Tallahassee, the Ca
rai OF tlofida. "h'ch took place On the
frst Meoa'r al tbs month. amonu,ed 10
about forty live ihonsand dollars; aud It Is
supnasad inet "aad sa,e brought much
.,afr. had moi lhe rain rendered thr lad s
anlt FOR travelling .Hctieas IL tie ID Of
sale. .GREt.le.
""sSSS"-
Extract Of letter rom an officer Of the L..
: army, - The Editor ot The Franklin
Gszctte, dated to't Atkinson, Coa CT
Bluffs, Agri :, i3-3.
"Au expedition Is ~" fitting out al ihis
po-t 10 ascend tue Missouri as h'F a. the
Fails. nearly zoo miles aho'e he'r. Five
hundred men I"''f t'',i''a''S til t',f Isl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

.Ngodcoi.-A lrotellcr, setting ont np.
on long journey, WIS assail,d oh The ronaf
bJ cure, mdsllnt, md hulf grown pnrpt .
winch cam. oUl from thrir kruuf Il ~ batk
At lin Is lie passed ulong, he often die.
maunIed lIom lis horse lodliu Il en- hn.k
VIII 7lnnrs aud tti,ls, iuto their hldirx
PLt's ! his operation var rcpeaial etc
- day, md bnurtirnes as flrn as tnrnly
imee u day. The consequences WIS, lhat
uofr ihnn half The Travellers linn uag
ronfuued IN chasing thuee drgs nj 4 pup.
Pns. Al last hr "ts ottI'akcn ~ lnfish.
bot, Who Naa going The san = road ,hnl y he
had SIT ont Il long Time after him. The
latter traveller WIS ,'ry much gifl risrd r.
fluid The Other no further IN lis ,onrns..
aud on lraylng The reason, Ans, ,aid h.,
Is II possible You ha,,.lost our tnr, hnd
wasted yonr siieegfh IN this idle orenp.-
ton 1lrse same anluials have hpyif - o
All along rF raad bm | have saved ny
'rWp n'd my hbor Ia tahius no notice II
Their harknGs; While Jou ha'r Isl yours
IN rescufn Z insults Nhlcli did Yen no hpm,
and IN eins,ising arEs and ful PIES whose
lnanncrs on eau nr,tr mud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

forcnso itu- I lds eecrnfaisf liner.
nj le 10" preaching IN iin d,h,,cnl TOW IA
Of Naesarhusrtta.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
THIRD SESSION. or TIE
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Female Seminary

Commences on Monday, the cath inst.
under the management Of Mrs. Little
ford and Daughter, principal teachers.
Scientific branches as taught in modern
schools, per session, Si5
A junior class studies in the elementary
department at $40 per session.
A monthly visiting committee from
the Board Of Trustees superintcnds pro-
Sress and decides the claims Of junior
to the senior class
Drawing and Painting in water CO.
Iours, IS per quarter.
On Silk or on Satin, $40 per quarter.
rheorem painting on velvet $40 per fif-
teen lessons.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental $50 per
session on the Instrument alone $50.
Boarders accommodated with board
at $40 per session; Bed, Towels and
Soap furnished by themselves.
The half for tuition or board must be
paid ut the time of entering. and the
other half promptly discharged at the
expiration Of the session.
G. LITTLEFORD, } D.
NJ. LITTLEFORD,
Jan. Is. '2j-3t