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4 Fine Farm Iur Sale.

fIIIE Subscriber offers for sale ihnt IA
lua,,le iraet Of and on Which he former
i lived, in cannbeli county, three ami q hnlf
iIilss above Llnehdurg Immediately GU tao
ulauin road II contains
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4 PETITION will be presented To the
N next Legislature Virginia, praying tint
the topn Of Lgnchburg moy he allowed Re-
preventative IN the House Of Delegates.
July ID. 3m5o
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EDUCATIlN.

H. G. SMITHS Classical aud English
u i. School will recommenee in Lyncbhurg
on The In 81 Monday OF September nexl The
session will continue five montls.--Ierms OF
tuition the same ms heretofore Other a.,d
pressing emplny mcnts make it necessary To
limit the number Of pupils To .Hteelt
July % whwq6
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Te Mr.. THOMAS 7. DryAL

49, ;. . :,
~ liam OIUens & Griffin l.. Iechts,
APoTHECARIIS - DRUGGISTS,
HIVE iustrpr.ivpd in aallifia, Ia DIV far,nc,
assortment, the follow ing articles
calcmcl Cinnamon
g., sn. .a6lima's Ha.2 e"as'is
o.nm Camnbor sa ds, feaye.
Liqtorice Rail Blael uea,.,or.
Ba,sam Toln GIN l,.s,ra,,fb
Gum NIyrrb Sal snBa
Rochell Sal,s R,,lsam ..,siva
Pnlv Hhubarb roncv Perfume Vale
my Chung ihlS
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!. ROBES d. c

IL Pursuance OF tie above decreo, the nm.
dersieued Marshal OF the said Court, will
ii not the neat fair day t.ereafter, sundays
excepted proceed 10 sell, on the premises.
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Aug l.

V,IiE subscriber takes this method Of
Il informing his friends aequainiatices aud
she public generally, that nc has alt,n i,lr
,erm uf year,, that rell known tahera hau.e
~ the town ni Lynchbnre, near the upper rnd
u maln street, formeiy occupied By. John
Uancock ESQ called the
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AND WILL PEcnIvn

IN ley, day. from boston. AeY eft Fhr
lnI,lpida. Baltimore. Hoffolk aud frosi-
denee.
a. llds. sufars superior
10 DO mulasscs. nneommonly ir'gai aad
fnn
u bags old while coffee
- hhds cnia.efas
l6o barrels siaelefet No 3.
ibe hures snap
400 bug. sliot
80 hall ba1e. scgars
30 punch.ous fine Aniigun ram
loo PACKAGE Americas Cotton Goods, OF
lrsl nnnlii4.
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Elo kegs hogres' gunpo,eder.
All OF which will be sold on the most libe.
raj terms.
aRopcure, Robinson & Pteasauts.
Richmond. Ang. IL BIT!
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NiHGIAli AT u superior eour. 81
' clsncery holden II the tow OF Lynch
aufg on the slh day Of November. 1871
aicliard 1yree, plaintiff,
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Managers haze had tae honor 10 aun0uast %
The public for some time.
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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

this occasion vas truly astonishing. From
the room Of the saloon in the garden, the
Battery presented one of the finest and most
diversified spectacles that eyes could be-
hold The whole battery was almost filled,
and presented an immense block OF human
creatures. The mixture OF females dressed
generally in light colours, and male with a
more sombre costume, gave it a singular ap-
pearance. The harbor round the garden
was also crowded with small boats full of
persons, and the steam boat James Kent,
stationed a short distance from the western
extremity of the garden, was literally crowd.
cd and hung round with spectators. The
wharvcs and shipping i'll the ncighhourhood
were in the same state. There could not be
fewer than so or 10000 persons out or this
occasion.
The Ironaut, We are happy 10 state alight-
cd in safety III corn field on the farm of Mr..
Abraham Remsen, at Ncwtpwn, l.. /. which
is stated .tob be between 10 and 1 miles from
the place Of ascension. The car struck the
ground gently close by fence, which Mr..
L. laid hold of with his hands, and secured
the Balloon, without having resort to grap-
ping irons. He returned safe to the garden
about / o'clock at night, and received the
congratulations Of numerous citizens who
were in waiting.
We understand the time occupied in the
voyage was less than half an hour,
The passage of the Balloon over the city
was exceedingly beautiful, grand and inter-
esting. The aronaut was distinctly. seer
most Of the way employing himself in throw
/ ing OUT slips of paper.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
Now is the time to Preserve your
Teeth.
D. CASS.
SURGEON DENTIST &C.,

Informs the ladies and gentlemen of Whining
ton, and its vicinity, that lie i'll wait upon them
at his room, at the house of Mrs Anderson in
High ST., below Smiths Hotel, or at their own
houses for the space Of few months, in the line
Of his profession. He performs every necessary
operation on the teeth and gums; removing
with care fixed tartar lie cleans, separates, and
polisles teeth without injnring the enamel Ills
confidence in lis unrivaed mode of extracting
teeth, is unaiminished, and no one can want con-
fdence, after once submitting to trial He cx-
tracts broken and decay,d teeth, roots and
stnnps, that have been despaired Of, wihout in
jury 10 the gums mends teeth with foil or gold.
to be as lasting and useful sound teeth, with
out pain in The operation; inserts artificial teeth
in neat and durable manner; regulates chill
.lren's teeth, and gives advice on the teeth graft
is, if applied to at his room.
n. Il. He keeps powder for the teeth, which
whitcns them and is very beneficial 10 The gums
He requests those wishing any of his services, to
call in The course Of the above mentioned time,
AS he will leave town at the expiration oft.
May 18th. 35-tf.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

A most awful accident occurred at the eel
ebration of Independence, at the Carlisle bar
racks In firing the last gun about o'clock
in the afternoon, after the company had most
ly dispersed, the piece bursted, DR.. John y.
Given, and Young lad, of the name of Bell,
were SO mangled by the explosion, that they
expired in a few moments. Several others
were slightly injured. We understand the
piece was iron-that the charge WAS not
unusual, but it is believed was not rammed
home.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
CHILlCOTHE, (ohio,) July s.

We learn from a gentleman who last eve
ming returned from the Licking summit,
that the commencement of the Ohio Canal,
and the Ath of July were celebrated in a man
ner worthy of the event and of those engag-
ed in it. The Hon. De Witt Clinton, the
great champion of internal improvements,
was present and threw up the first spade
flll of earth. 1t is thought there was at least
ten thousand persons present who witnessed
this interesting scene. We feel much pride
in stating that Kings company of Independ
ent Blues, who left here on Friday last,
surpassed any troops on the ground in their
appearance and discipline. About five in
the evening, they took up the line of march
in handsome style, under command of Mr..
Skerret, (Col. King being detained as Aid
Governor Morrow,) and proceeded cn their
return home.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
IIuSs1ngkon Ctr, yuLY la

T0@TWyzoN LKY, JNzy To
The Naval Court Martial Yesterday fin
ishetl the examination Of witnesses in regard
to the Foxardo affair, and adjourned at an
early hour to give All opportunity to the Judge
Advocate to collect and arrange the docu-
mcnta,y testimony relating to the charge
against Commodore Porter OH that ground.
The other charge, Of characterization and un-
ollicerlikc conduct. has not yet been touched.
Nat. Intel.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

The receipts. Of the French treasury, Ter
this year, aresestimated at one hundred and
eighty-feur millions of dollars, more than
double our national debt.
In giving our opinion last week, (says the
Trenton Federalist,) upon the affairs OF the
State Bank, we stated "that the holders OF
slight grounds of hope that they would ever
be redeemed p One of the Directors, who
is engaged in investigating the affairs of the
Bank, has called upon US since, and states
that it is his opinion, that the bank will ulti-
mately be able to redeem its notes.
Melancholy occurrence.--On Sunday last,
Is or 16 coloured people, men, women, and
children, the servants of different planters
beyond the Eastern Branch, were crossing
that river, on their way home from this city,
where they had attended church for the per-
formance of religious duties, and to get some
of their children baptized BY accident the
boat was upset and all the unhappy beings
1 persisted, except enc man and one OF the Wo-
men.-yNat. Tel.
| Poisoned Cheese.-We understand that
two females ofa family in this city were very
near losing their lives by eating poisonous
cheese which had been purchased in the
market Oh Wednesday morning last. Soon
after the cheese was eaten, it occasioned ill
ness and vomiting to such degree that the
lives of hepersons were for a time despair
cd of. We are informed that whole fami-
y at the Point were similarly affected few
days ago, by eating cheese Of the same delete
rious qualty.-B. finer.
An establishment has lately been opened
in Philadelphia, for the accommodation Of
persons who arc locked out, or otherwise
prevented from lodging at home. It large
cellar, well fitted up with sleeping accom-
modations, and is called the THE Minor
Horid', over It'll placed the motto altered
from Virgil
4 Facilis dcsccnsus-
Noctes atqnc dies patct-janua.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

a under the smile Of pleasure that it gave
MS feelings, that an infant generation should
half a century after his achievements, come
10 welcome him with their grateful hearts,
md strew his path with roses and With bless i.
ings.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
10 Dollars Reward.

WWAs stolen from the pasture of the subscri-
wv ber living near Warwick, Cecil County,
Maryland on the night of the 10th inst, a.SOR-
REI MARE, about IA Years oid, IS or IL hands
high, small star in her forehead, one Of her
hind feet is white. She is a pleasant hack, and
works well in all kinds Of harness. She is sup
posed to have been rode upwards. The above
reward will be given if taken ou' Of the neigh.
bourhood, and secured so that ge' her agan.
Sarah Lusby.
Cecil County, Nd, July Il, 1875. At
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
grmPE OWED ETT1cYs.

On the Ga1,d, IF Delazyare, Bank Of HI
mngtoA e Brandy70iae,a and Farmer's Bank
at Wilmington, for sale at the office Of the
Wilmngtonian.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
MARRIED.

In Philadclpria, on "Wednesday last, by the Rev.
Joseph I.ybrand, Mr.. JAMES p. MEnR,ugw to
Miss SARAH HAeASY, both of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

The editor of the Genius O. Liberty, print
cd at Lecsburg. (in Virginia, says that he
knows of one gentleman who cuts nine hun
dred acres of wheat, and who, with sixteen
Graders, and thirty-two rakers and binders,
has got through his harvesting.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
NEW STORE.
HuZhy & HaSSett

Respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have just opened a New Store,
No. SO, NIarkct-street, Wilmington,
Next door to General Woltt's Hotel, where they
have and intend Keeping, general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Such as Cloths, Cassimers, Sattinets, Bomba-
zetts, Flannes, C.licoes, Ginshams, Vesings,
Irish linens; Cambricks and other fine Muslins,
&c &c Domestic plaids, stripes Pittsburgh cords,
Tickings, Checks; also Shirtings and Shee'ing,
ofvarious descriptions &c all o which they offer
on reasonable terms.
4 No 28th 1s25-31--3m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
New Publication.

1TCV tlUIIINlIUII.
Just received anl for sale at ]. SCOTT'S
Book and Hat Store, No. 95 Market street,
ssI'he Manufacturers Book of Wages
and Workpeople's Companion"
By j. NOR G.4Nc
dts utility vii be pariculal ly evident ro
Manufacturers, Workers Of Iron, Anillsrs, Con-
structors Of Canals and Roads-tc. Farmers also,
and Mechanics generally"
Wilmington, July l9, 1925.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

The receipts. Of the French treasury, fer
this year, aresestimated at one hundred and
eighty-four millions Of dollars, more than
double our national debt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

INDIAN TREATIES-Thc Missouri
Intelligencer of the 4th ult states that trea-
ties have been concluded by Gen. Clark,
with the kanzas and Ossage Indians, for the
cession of all the land which they held with
in that state, and also for considerable dis
trict of country west of Missouri and Arkan-
sas is appropriated to the use of the kanzas
and Osages. and of other Indians now with
in the imits<f that state, none of whom are to
settle within twenty leagues of the bounda-
ry.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

1t is understood that when the trial of
Commodore Porter, now pending before the
Naval Court Martial is closed, the Court
will continue its sittings, to embrace the tri-
ais of Captains Stewart and Sinclair, Com
mandant Carter, and Lieut.. Hunter.-on
charges to be then and there preferred.
Judge Provost who had been ordered home
as a material witness iii the case of Com.
Stewart, is, we understand, dead OF the
particulars of his death we have no infarma-
tion; but we believe the report to be correct.
1t will be recollected that the Judge has
acted as the private agent Of our government
in Chill and Peru since very early stage of
the late revolutions, on the borders of the
Pacific.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
FOR RENT OR SALE.

q ITO W N tfiU NUItUIi 4 dCtVIy,
Situated IN Pike Greek, in Mill Creek hundred,
County Of New G stle, being the property of Ma
~ Close. The Farm contains sixty acres ofland
with goo Stone House and four Cottages, a
Barr and stable, and an excellent Orchard. In
the Factory are about 500 spindles with the re-
quiste preparations. The stream of water is snf
ticient To drive 4 much larger number nfspindles.
For further particulars, enquire at the office
Of the Whining tonan, or Of
VIM. G. Dorsey.
Al the Wilmington hotel, or on tie premises.
July 21st, 1925. 32--3m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

It is understood that commodore Stewart
has applied for :, trial, under charges pre-
fcrrei against him concerning his late COM
mand III the Pacific, by the Court Martial
now in sesSion.--Wc have not heard, says
the National Intclligenccr, whether it will
be in the power of the Executive to crafty
his wishes in this particular Hitherto the
Court On his case has been deferred, we be-
lcvc Oh account of the absence Of mateii-
al witness in his behalf, (Mr. O'Suilivan,l
Of whose death news have beenr ccivcd, the
Commodore is said to desire no further de-
lay, but speedy trial.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

and throueAsat the country, and one is
struck with The intelligence and liberality of
sentiment manifested among the youthful
portion of the population.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

tits more than probable that our eyes
will not again be blest with sight Of our ma
tion's beloved guest Lafayette. When with
us on the 9th October last, he stated that if
it were possible he would after his return
from the South, again visit Wilmington and
spend few days with his old friends of rev.
olutionary memory; but from information
which we are enabled to obtain from the
columns ofthe public papers, it appears that
his rout from Philadelphia to Baltimore will
lie through Lancaster. We will not be so
selfish as to wish he had taken this direction.
Our eyes have once behcid him here, and
our voices rent the air with his praise. The
citizens of Lancaster have never yet been
blessed with his presence; but we hope they
are now about to behold that being of whom
they must have heard SO much, and to testi-
fy their loye and admiration of one Of the
greatest Of men and most virtuous of patri-
OTIS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

0,itrage--The Salem IN j. Messenger cor
tans an account Of all outrage upon the right
and feelings Of the citizens of that place, on til
evening Of the 4th inst. arl pnce q twice since
By some of the United States officers statlonc
ut Fort Delaware. The charges are of SO ser
GUS nature, and involve deeply the chaIat
tiers Of well known individuals, that We torbe,
publishing names Phil paper.
pump for one Of the Mexican Mining Con
panies, Of ono thousand feet in length has rccen
| " been cast at fllrnancc near Cincinnati. I'll
bore is about four inches; and the pump was ca
in one hundred detached pieces, of ten feet
length, each. This stupendous pump cost
cents per pound, and each piece weighing 100
pounds the aggregate cost was $4,000. it VI
taken to New Orleans, by the steamboat Missi
| sippi.--From New Orlealis,it was intended
ship it to some Mexican port, whence it is to !
carried in wagons about 300 miles, into the j
terror Finally, it will be borne thirty miles I
. steep and rugged mountain, Oh The backs
ihe Indians, % its place of ofedcs.ination. ~!
pump will be worked BY steam.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-22
|ssEE'RY.


w, olr~e"ool-rhc following beautiful lines
;'rr from thc pen Of Robert southey The, have
ng1fr, nfl'vHf' ~ 'r'r@d m amy print should
ny, YOU ARE at liberty 70 publish them. f. {.
Moments there are ~ htc,-aAs, how few
hen, lay ing cold prud, ntII thoughts aside,
We take generous Impul,, for our guide;
And following promptly What the heart thinks best
Commit TO Providence til" rest
Sure that 40 after konng viii arise
OF shame or sorrow, for tie heart j. W,sc,
Md happy they WHO thus ia faith obey
her better nature Err sometimes they may,
Md melancholy thoughts may cloud the breast
such a, b, hope are left behind
But Ike shadow they viii pass away
From NE pure sunshine Of the peaceful mind
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-22
TIKI. FLOW OFIONT.

lis said the Roe Is Loves own flower,
It's blush 50 hsg ht, its thorns 50 many,
And winter oni'e BLOOM hath power,
But hath not on its swEETNLse any
For though young Loves ethereal Rose
VIII droop on Ages Wntrv bosom,
Y Ct sril his faded leaves disclose
The tragran,, Of their earliest blossom
But al The fragrance lingering there,
Is Ike the sweets that mourntul DUTY
BestoWe with sadly soothing care,
10 deck the grave of bloom and beauty.
For when its leaves are shrunk and dry,
It's blush extinct, TO kindlc never,
That fragrance is but MEMoRY's SIGN,
hat breathes OF pleasures past forever.
WHY did not Lose the amaranth choose,
That bears no tholna and cannot perish
Alas no sweets is flowers ditiust,
Ana only SWEETS Loves life can cherish.
But be the nosf and ANAHANru twin'd,
And Love their mingled powers assuming,
Shall round his broWs a chaplet bind
For ever sweet, for ever blooming
The slightest gift that friendship makes,
A brittle she'll, fading flower,
] rom her soft touch a value takes
Above the dreams of wealth or power
hut # the Shell, the flowers were known
IN scenes Of bliss too far to last,
! hey boast magic all their own,
Ani give existence - the pas.
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200

~ T.
vim donors to- hrl Image or po;tt4it. IN.
def NE modes, aHpeIi4non 81 tAr Mo;@cr
II GDI.
\ The beauty Of Clara Isabella rNcctd-
- Ah> ii'ing ItAt the ~ iuutIunu ii pain
tet on e!Atu4ry could Conceive, ter l!14tre
'c~ anne I've pce ular objec, Of dc, o>lou 10
select fraternity who called themselves
acr knights; but it was AT the same time
scattered throughout Eu.opr, ~ being
"plrd III the foreign mauuf4c tues OF
,hls article, SO THAT TINS exquisite beauty
orcamc really universal idol, and rrcciy-
rd the most solemn testimonies Of dtvo-
ION from the iAlthvst limits Of Scotland,
Sweden, and Hungary.
Her knights, composed chiefly Of Cata-
oman aud ProNcucai mobility, assumed
great Number Of vows, tcs,ifying their
unlimited de, otiUn to her, binding them
selves to assert ncr universal prt-cmi-
ncncc, anu fulfill her most trivial COM.
'nunds al the hazard Of fortune and life
some Of them are said 10 have given the
nlost eXtravagant proofs Of their attach h.
inent, by throwing themselves down pre-
lpIcrs, OF rushing upon certain death in
,4ttlc, II hint from her; aud the per
>unAl love which numbers contracted for
arr a, il could not be grattird il the or
macy way, displayed itself III the most
outrageous freaks aud most desperate en-
tcrprIzco.
Instances are mentioned Of &C ON plish-
ed and lllustllous youth, dtvn,ing them-
selves 10 arduous pllErimugcs, intoler
able pen4nccs, aud even to inevitable
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-20
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

At an annual meeting of the Medical Society ofthe State
Of Delaware held in Wilmington on Tuesday the 10Th
inst the following officers elected for the ensuing
year.
President-Allen M'Lane, NJ. ID.
FIRE PresideRt-Amold Nandan, Nj. ID.
79eosuier--Thomas NJ Stout, Nj ID.
iSeereiary--J. Vaughan, NJ. ID.
CeasorS-Francis ID. Wait, Nj. d.. John johnson, MID,
Dr. James Tilton and DR.. Washington RUSSELL
BOARD EXAMINERS.
Ee4y Castle Co,nty-A. MIane, NJ. d., William Gibbons
NJ ID, William w. Baker, NJ. d., Dr. James Triton, Ar
mold Naudain, NJ. d., and Francis d Watt Nj d.
Eea-Wiam Collins, NJ D., Samuel Fiser, nj. u;
I.F. Vaughan, NJ d., Il. NJ Stout, NJ d., J. G. Maxwell
IL d., and J, z. Loflsnd NJ. ID. .
Susseu-Dr Joseph d Harris, William W. Wolfe, NJ.
D., and Robert II Griffith, NJ. d. -
4 License TO practice Medicine and Surgery III TINS
State was grated by the Board to George b. Bnnon, NJ.
d. and j. G. Thomas NJ d. and after an examination, to
Peter NAPLES.
Drs Brnton, Thomas, Russell, and NAPLES, were duly
elected members of the Society. o.
The President appointed John G. Thomas, NJ ~, Ora.
tor deliver the annual Grafton before the society," at us
meeting in Dover, the Cd Tuesday in May 1870,
BY order of the Society," the Board OF Examiners are d,
reced meet again, Cantwes Bridge on the second
Tuesday of November next The Society then adjourned
to meet in Dover the second TUESDAY IN May 1890
JF. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
Nav 49, 1925 4o-ot