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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-03-24

ShGnish and Naian Refagees.--The Lon.
don Committee for the relief of Spanish and
Italian refugees. having proposed to charter
a vessel to convey such of them AS were dia-
posed to embark for New York or Phia-
delphia, we may soon expect to sec num-
Der of these unfortunate patriots on our
shores. 1t is TO be hoped that they will re-
ceive a welcome commemorate with the iHl-
portance of the cause for Which they suffer;
and that the advantages we enjoy under our
free institutions will induce us to shew our
regret for their failure in something more
substantial than words. The nations Of E'l-
rope have highly appreciated the succorw we
rendered the Greeks Let US not then tor
get TO shew similar kindness to the Italian
and the Spaniard, who comes amongst US 70
seek that protection which has been denied
them in their own country.
=. r Eyc. Post.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-03-24
Pension List Of the U.itrd States.


An official Report made to Congress from
the war Department, at the last session Of
Congress exhibits the following results:
OF HcT Jay Pensioners, the total number
is 1913, and the annual amount of the mo-
ney paid To them is o06, 66+ dollars.
Of Revolutionary Pensioners, the total
number is 1917, and the total amount AN
nually paid on that ii.t is 1892, 8tS dollars.
OfiavaiI Pensioners. the number is !, 743,
and the amount annually paid to them is
297, 000 dollars.
Ot Pensianer, on hafhay forCoe years.
lin lieu of bounty land) the number is POP,
aud the amount annually paid to them
1876
So that the total number of Pensioners of
the United States is 1920, and the amount
annually paid for Pensions is 2,556.3Ss.
Worth Carolina Gotd.-The Cheraw In
telligencer Of the l1th instant, states that,
ian immense deal OF pure Gold has within a
short time back been found iii the counties OF
Cabarrus, Montgomery aud Arson, North
Carolina. In Montgomery new mine has
been discovered different from any We have
mentioned. The Gold is distracted from
large masses of rock, which indicate the tx
istence Of rich and extensive mines, and
strongly resemble those of Peru. We un-
derstand poor man, Oh whose land the min,
| in Montgomery was discovered, has within
few weeks obtained about hall a bushe
| of Cold. amounting to 100000. 1t is saie
that this extraordinary good fortune has par
TALLY dcranged him."
Lancaster, { Penn. } March 10.
| JJ,J ~
3 O'Clock, this CITY was visited BY Hal
Storm from the north west, accompanied b,
lightning, thunder and rain. 1t lasted fo
about IS minutes. The hail at first wcr
small, but increased in size as the storm
continued. Hail stones picked up after tn,
storm was over, measured from three and
| half TO four inches in cucumfrcnce. For
tunAtely the wind, which at the commence
ment was pretty high, decreased conSidera
, bly, before the large hail began to fall, Q
r much injury would have been done-as
was, great deal Of glass has been broker
r .Weqv mode Of Shifting Rocket Comm,
nicated by DR.. M'Culloch to the Edinbui
s Journal OF Science. )-Every practical mi,
c must be aware of the expense and waste
;, labour and of tools attending the ordnaY
e mode of blasting rocks and large masses
S stone by Gunpowder, either for building
:. for the clearing ofyrough ground. 1t W,
: this expense rendering it difficult for him
v carry on his work at the contract pric
S which induced Mr.. Mackenzie. the contrac
: or of road from Loeb Eve to Garloch,
}. abandon the system OF blasting and to ado
: like another Hanibel, that of the smp
J application Of FIRE. His method was new
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-03-24

The lrrrc timber Ship now building at
Quebcck, il to be launched in Mav--hcr adj
measurement is 5000 tons, or about third
more than the Columbus,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-03-24

In an Edinburgh paper Of the LIST. of Febru-
airy, it is mentioned as a remarkable crcum-
stance, that one IF the He'll Rock pigeons ar
rived at Arbroath in Is minutes from the Light
House, with dispatches. We know not the
distance, but we observe that in the afternoon
of the Same day similar messenger was one
hour in performing The, task.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

'1NE subscriber will sell 10 the highest bidder on 1rouda
l. the 26th dag Of September, f n not the s fair
II. plantation upon Willis in the county OF ron,
tanning about 800 lie will -o the oath ia, OF the
month"; il fair If the fair day sell in N. sam,
way the tract iand upon whrh he resides wing the upper
e"d OF buskngham containing about 900 acres, (abu 500
acres OF winch to clear) Those who disposed pur-
chase the first tract will please apply to Mr. isan
the Manager urcn the plantation, who will sheyy same anil
these di'po ell u chase the latter receive any
lion by apply to the srh riber living upon Ien.e-
Ti'se lands well worthy the attention any gentleman
d.po:edtc vest ms oney real estate Lulb tracts have To-
erabiy good improvements, with fine water, good neigh
houIhoods. The subscriber will sell each pac On The am,
day advertised for the sale of the land The stock Of
cows and sheep the crop Of fodder, The Is
will he sold credit Of and wears bond aud
approved security will he required. The STOCK com &c will
he said credit of - months, bond aud srur,
wall be required for all Ten Dollars to bear ncrr
from the date il punc,uay paid the interest 10 he r-ited
under the sum Of ten DollaIs cash will he required.
smut mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
EXECUT0R,S SdLES.


f(f Frftue Il" the last will and testament Of BENJAMIN
- Goldman, decd l, as exc uor thereof will FriIay the
23h day Of Oe'oc II o'clock, the half way homes
between York aud Hampton, If fa, il The hour
the nest fair day thereafter sell that valuable tract of
land, belonged TO the said Coleman, about one
thousand iued within two three Of the std
half way house, a0d Lambs creek fine ser-course Of
navigabc aud deep water, branch OF Charles sometimes calf
ed Pocsor River the Improvements thuac are an es-
ccicn Brick Dwelling Hou.e, large Bmn, Kitchen, Over
seer. house, and negro quarters The land is and sup
posed by many persons TO I've fertile the best lands an
0louceet county hack river in Elizabeth CITY county
aud il well adated The culture Of Corn Wheat Barley
anil Coton. AZ the tine will he sold the undvid,d i,
the aid Coleman, about 100 acres of te Cow
Islands in York County, which considered hy all Who AZ
nc quainied with them the best iu the lower psr of Viz;
GINA raising Of cattle and mules The land near IN.
hall house will be shown by Tho. c. RUSSELL ESQ of that
place 10 persons desirous If purchasing ~
Terms Of the sale which will be conducted nv Me,,r
Moucne, Hohnson and Pleasans Cash for oor Of N.
purchase money and for the bssce credit Of one IN, 80
snJ or yeai'"ili be given, PAYABLE IN equal Indictments for
bomb with approved security bearing interest from te dsv Of
sale and derd. Of tus on the property secure th
August 80 ALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
Executors Sale OF Real Estofe-

1uRSuA the last will OF James Boswell dec ofIanovcf
shall the 2Oth ot September merit, fair il nnt The
next FAR day. sell al public auction the premises
land in said county called o'r"s, adjoining the ha
Thompson Charles Terrell and Others, ed Il,
about fourteen hundred acres. aud equal in the
neighbour hood io farming We shall also Procs as
aforesaid Monday The 18th oSfrnJer merit fair il mo,
The next fair day. ~ the town Of Urbana county Of Mid
diesex two tracts OF land In the town by the
down. containing by late 5f5 acres the other wn
than three miles containing 65 by late survey. Any
persons disposed TO examine the tract Of land in Hanover w
apply TO either OF US re.iing in the NJ Thomas
street the tenant residing on the farm called Lsndovn will
hew Tie lands IN aiddseS The tract Of land IN Hanover will
he sold two credit; the land, Mdle.ex on one f
andtee years credit The purchasers will required give
bond and security with deed Of trust the ands and they
usual time, aud possession gwen rto January
THOMAS PRICE, Jr.
THOMAS BOSWELL, IEr'ys
PAUL r. boswell }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

given at Monticello. The General has accented
Inc invitation, but being now engaged in official
duties at the Indian Springs, he will give notice
when 1t will be convenient for him TO attend
Cor IrOup.-We are gratified to learn from
one ofGov Us letters TO the President that he has
suspended the running OF the line between Georgia
and Alabama, and part of the contemplated sur
veys OF the Creek lands Under the peculiar cir
cuustances OF the case, why should not the whole
OF the surveys be suspended?
Gen. LAFAYETTE returned TO Washington on
Thursday last from his visit to Messrs Jefferson
and Madison.
Elections-Jno. Murphy is elected Governor,
and u. w. Owen Member of Congress in Alabama.
we hear that MIR. Francis w. Gilmer is appoint
ca Professor OF Law IN the University of Virginia
We have been compelled several times to post-
pone the list of the ilustrious saees who formed
the Constitution of Va. That as well as other ar
tlcles are unavoidably crowded GU, OF this No but
they shall certainly appear on Friday.
short paragraph in paper othc End relating 10 IA,
Valley OF Shenandoah taken from respectable
print, and the quotation accidentally omitted II ba. sine,
been copied and this paper credited for
The 9Th No. Political Disqui,on, on our first page I,
length has compelled US 10 divide II.
~ list Of lands advertised be sold for taxes in Kentucky
in November next may be seen a, this Office.
DIED-on the 10th inst. Nj, ANN NJ HOLT, con,ort o
Doet JOSIAH lio Of Hanover Suddcnl,
zh yea OF her age, with all the iatIe ing prospects which
late husband aud five small chd,en benoan
bic loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
n LITE IJfbREI0llj-T 5ElfE NJ,

HAVING built Portable Tlresbng Machine upon pe,,
construction, anxious 10 u in prYatian on Vbes
this and not knowing a this lime in the uezh
hoOrhood Of Riohmoud 10 ger out dposed there bs
Former within % miles Of Richmond who ha from 10 900
bushels of Wheat 10 Threshi 10 e him hasc the machine 10
hreh grauiouy by making application 10 The subscr
Der msy be obtained imwediately.
Aos o. a. SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
COEEE5N9S

Lottery g. Exchange Office, Ia, JHarket-street,
BALTIMORE;
Where all thc Great Capitals sold the Grand Sae Lot
tery which Completed few days ago -. Ind .tLere
MORE CIPfT.AL PRIZES HfIE BEEN SOLD
THIN At Any OTHER OFFICE IN 1MERfCd
u Orders FINN aay Part IF The U,itsd States, Ter
ritor elher by mail Oes Pd) by Prirete eono,yqnc
enclosing the cash prizes any lotteries, Kill fke
same prompt and Punctla attention If personal o
PftcGtiOn, afiTelsrdto D. I. COHEN, Jr.--Ba{fimore
. ~ COuFN'S "0rSetfe aud Lottery Register" which
will be ynh.nct Immediately after the driving, will
eeomPicie List OF Ptes aud will he forwarded yaiis.
all WHO purchase hon tickets at COHEN' OFFICE, aud
Who sgnify their wish 10 receive the same.
Baltimore, August 10, 1925 3i--1stSI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
IN ONE DAY
H,cuKsr pRizn 60, 1000 DOLLARS
40 600 ticke,s. Not one Biank to a Pr;ye.

40 900 tickets. Not one Blank to q Prize.
Mod Of Drarr.sg The Nun,beis will be pnl into one
wheel uuiid in The oi,r wheel viii he put, the Pti,rs
ADORE The denomination OF So and The drawing in
the usual The 10000 Prizes 81 will be awarded
To- the Odd Even Numbers in the Lottery, the
he) dependant the drawing of the capital Prz. Tkry
iHoSand Docrs--na Is 10 !; the S5o000 Prize shoud
Odd Numher then every Odd Tlber ir the
Schet,e will be entitled 81 Pri1clf the $4,000 ,izc
should E-e Number then all the Eutn Nun.
bess in The Scheme will be each entitled prie VI ST.
Odd Numbers end srih /, 8 5, z. o. 9.
Even Numbers end rrh 2, l. 8, g. or o.
This de of drawing only enables the Commissioners 10
ccmp!ee the whole Lottery IN ONE DRAWING, but has
the advantage Of distributing the small prizes guarly to
every alternate Number the Scheme, that holder of
two Tickets Shares OF Tickets Zone Odd and
umbv) will he certain OF obtaining deast nd
m the ratio for greater quantity. Ticket drawing
Prize this Schemes restricted from drawing
inferior al.o--maiy Tickets therefore viii nec..s
| obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
II Every Prize pa, able in cash. which usual =, Colen
OJsee, Can he had the moment they arc dro.vn-
TICKETS WILL RISE
on the it September FIVE Dollars; until which time the
Price Will continue, VIZ;
Whole Tickets S4 Quarters 81 90
Haires, 2 Eighths, +. so
To be had ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
The Subscribers offer for Sale,

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
AM ihd, brown s"gars
NV 10 bbis loaf do
60 bag green coffee
20 do old white Java and sIoeo do
20 20 hid hhds re"n'yisania whiskey
20 do Old Rye
10 hhds Antigua Rum
So do Mossses
pipes Holland gin
do French brandy
$50 sacks LIVERPOOL blown salt
100 do ground alum do
80 Kegs Duponts tiunpowder
S ions English shot
Ii do Buck do
l-2 do baF-lead
20 d. bariron, comprising assortment Of lire ftom
l Ii 10 i-2 inches wide
do from . 10 inches wide
do square and round do
! do hoop do
do plough moulds
i-2 do bsiered steel
do German do
10 boxes 8 by 10 aud 10 by IL window glass
10 do Whtieno'e's ccttou and wool cards
40 do tailuw candles
10 do sperm do
Is do soap
ITO Nova Scotia grind stones
20 kegs cut naiii
10 resms fools-cap paper
$50 5Eaii. Hamburg demiinhn,
hiids madder-i do coppera,
ee'oon huinn, indigo-5 Dbl, alum
10 krgs ssit-peir-
madena Sicily Madeira, Lisbon, Teneriae, Z u.,rrs
Sweet Malaga and Old Port "nEo
uanpowdeI, Imperial, Young -Hyson, and 7,ras
Long Pepper, Mace and NutMegs 'F'|Ha
London Porter, cut herrngs,
Common and family sh,d Birthstone
Bed cord, and leading lines
Glover, timothy, orchard grass auL miet E2DS.
Richmond, Aug. so. sl~Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
HILL BE SOLD-

0N Saturday, the 10Th September next bef-fe the door NJ
~ the Bell Tavern in the CITY OF Richmond credit sin
months many Of the NEROES belonging 10 the estate
Jane. Taylor dec necessary pay the debts aran.
the said estate The rrchaffs IN AZ the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. with two good endor.ers.
RICHARD COKE, Err
Auzur so oia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
H6.NOYER -RacES

the mstch-rare between Henry anil FyirfIn fakes pst.
on the I9h Of September, The Hanover court
house nave been deferred until Thursday ne 6 IF October
which day. ntesd Of the 2gh of September as
they will co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

The drawing NJ each of these lotteries will CERTAINLY fais
place on the dsss named md BE- sied IN O fsi1fss--
lud fofiauac holders may hyrihc Cash immediate w.
L. Order from al pas cnelOsing he money he nveef
for tickets the lotteries Of the seyefsl Sste Of
he District Columbia under ihsir anageoen will De re,
xulsfiy served.
~ No,e. Of the Bank pf the United States and m branches,
and genersy the notes 81 all Banks good efsdn al fbeT
own BONE, received a, cash, Al par.
II Prize IL keis signed by or for ihem IN Lotteries Of
onaeecui New York, NeSJ erscy. Penney
Mtrylsnd, Washington City, Viz ris. aod
Louisiana will be received Al this Ccs esd the cash eiisf
The amosnt invested Lotteries. ng to direction.
bboraly dealt With. =
- al letters 20 be post paid, aod add e.se5f 10
$ATJS hImyNISRls VssSiesfss c1p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

saeetng Of ne members Of ths foul. IA, "a s.s.s
tbeSth inst, the following resolutions were pronoe 80
adopted as an svidene. Of the regard with which they ehe
the memory OF their decear brother Thoma, a. Colsm,,
Resored That the members Of h meeting wear crane or,
their ef arm for Thirty days tribute respect due 20 the
virtues aud talents Of their former friend Thoa, G.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofh, meeting be 10
the Richmond Enquirer aud Charlottesville Gazette.
-. A Copy Testc. A. NJ. CLAYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

~ 7hs oft neatesf SoteHss he Managers AsDs
had the hoHor 10 announce 10 the public FIR some time
RhOis Tekse only s4 Haiyes2, eaadspf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
COHEW'S OFFTCE.

Bal,morewher all the Great Capitals were sold in the las.
Grand STATE LOTTERY, which drawn The 27th Ju-
y--vn the $4,000 Prize To gentleman in PHILADELPHIA,
the 10000 sent 10 PyirGnia County, Yirpiaia-he 5000
sold in shares One Hat.enl To Uwrsn,on. W Carona--
One Quarter TO CosueH Court House. W Crona and the
remaining Quarter Nstv iorkTh. minor Prizes were va.
riOusiy distributed
THE NEXT SCHEME.
GrTttT state NGftcru
of Ito u. drawn by the improved mode (Odd
Eren Syten) secured by letters patent from the States,
and niet the uperin,endenee of the
10y the Governor aud Council The Who'll, TO be completed
IN ONE DAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
WASHINGTON CANAL


WV ID III I'M " .IItL ~ u u 1IUI y T.
Authorised by Acts o the Congress 81 the States anu OF the
Legislature ~ Delaware
06 Nos.5 baHofsI'o he drotcn the 5h October nett
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
NOTICE.

HOxlCC.
be .old public auction in font Of the Bell Tavern
october next at II o'clock A. NJ all share capital stock
OF he Meehancksvle Turnpike Company which there Is
a", cue, and which shall be unpaid N that day.
ny oruer fhe President end Directors
u. NJ. CAkRlNGTON, Treasurer.
n'su'' o. S+-wtds
paluoble Stock of Dry Goods at AUCTION.
shall on Thursday the 2h September next sell AT pub
bout $4,000 Among them the oilouius yaiuabe article.
W pieces superhne cloths aud cassner,s
co do hannes, assorted coiors
100 do plain and figured bonbaxets
10 do cncassisn paids
25 bales domestic sheetncs aud shirn-s
80 pieces plaid domesii and checks
20 pieces brown holland
90 pieces German good, viz:
Burlsps oznaburgs and tcklenburgs
$50 pieces cotton can.brics
200 do book and vther muslins
so dozen cravas
100 pie calico
50 lbs black, blue and assorted coOurcd Italian SEWING
silk best qualify
$50 cloth shawIs
so boxes ribbons, assorted
% pieces hag hdkf
20 do bed ticking;
VAN great variety other too for tho
mns OF an advertisement, all which will be sold
without lpi on the fI,o,v,, ,etn rn.r
sax months credit negotiable approved cndoers
Will be required Country merchants nd TIM,
sale ey seldom have opportunity VI obtaining goods at
auction wen assorted nearly the whole stock has pur
chased within IL mouths, uncut, aud IN good order.
II The sale will he conducted nv Bonc,re Robinson and
Pisadnts aud will be confused from day day until the
whole Is sold MANN S. VALENTINE.
all indebted by bond accent are requested
to call anu discharge the previous the day
August &c ga ,a';c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

A number Of the citizens Of Jasper county, Geo
have invited Gen. Gaines 70 public dinner to be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30
.hanGgers'- Office, Washington city.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
N. Y. STATE LITER AZURE LOTTERY.

ClsisS No. 2 for 1875
Will be drawn 20;h Sept am ihed in few
CO Numbers ~ ballots 10 he drntcn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

The National Gazette, Tin reference to the nu-
merous allegations against Com. Sfepart,) very
properly cautions the public against forming opn-
ions prejudcial TO an officers character, from o
mere reading of the charges and specifications on
which he may be brought 10 trial. Military speci-
fications, like bill OF Indictment, often set forth
things in very strong colors which, if proved
would be of trivial importance. This remark is a
general one, however, and is not intended to con-
vey any opinion in regard to the alluded to
bove. TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

kENTUCRY.--lhe result oil the election for =
representatives. is about 81 for the Old Court, and SO
for the New. Oot of the 9 Senators elected this
year. 5 are for the Old Court and for the New, in
GLIDING Mr.. Carnea in the latter, who voted against
the New Court bill last winter, but is now claimed
for it, The whole Senate consists of about IL An
ti-Judge-breakers and 81 Judge Breakers, and sew
eral Of the latter class pledged vote for the
restoration of the Old Court, because the counties
they represent in the Senate have decided at the
late election for Representative. Lea. Reporter.
Mr.. SoMERvILLE, Charge d'AFaires OF the
United States TO the Court of Stockholm, (who.
we understand, has been detained in this country
for some time by i'll health left this city yesterday
morning., for the purpose OF proceeding his mis-
sion. Nat. Jour.
The Salem Gazette says " In the late western
tour Mr.. Clay beat Mr. Clinton by six dinners and
four barbacues.'
From South .ameyica.-We learn by the ship
Heroine which arrived at this port yesterday, from
Monte Viedo, via Pernambuco, that three vessels
Of war had sailed from the former place, for Buenos
Ayres, to ascertain if that government intended to
assist the Reyolutonists; and in event of receiving
in the affirmative, il 10 be consider
ed by the Emperor of Brazil, tanamoint 10
declaration of war, and measures were adopted sc-
cordingy Great preparations making at
Monte Yedo, in anticipation that such would be the
result on the return of the vessels All the vessels
of war, and about 25 gun boats, lying at Monte
Viedo, prepared for active service. There were
from 5000 to 5000 troops in that city. The Revo-
lutionists permitted nothing to pass into the city
without first receiving heavy duty upon it.
Boston Trareiier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
THE FUNERAL AT SEA.

No breeze was on the mirror wave
The spangled pennant idly hung,
As in the burial of the brave,
Wide DER the sea our requiem rung
No 'scutcheon glitter'd on his breast
No coffin cased his senseess clay
No kindred heard his last request,
His prayer for one, far, far away.
Slow roll'd the smoke Of funeral gun
O'er oceans tranquil blue
An instant veil'd the blood-red sun,
AS near the wave it drew;
Then mingling with the fleecy clouds
On which the bright beam darted,
1t seem'd to form golden shroud
For the spirit Of him departed.
/ mark'd the circling ripples rise,
AS in the sea the body fell
They seem'd TO shake the evening skies,
Reflected in The trembling swell:
Like them his being passed away
He ruf1led lfe's broad scene
Then like them ceas'd, and few could say
That he or they had been.