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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
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MARBLE
20 n u NJ + n Il S,

EQ Ids, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
a e Places and Grave stones, of American
ana ita an Marble. blue, white and clouded, TO.
on the Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
sold IN this state.-Free Stone for Windows.
'Aps and Sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All OF which will be sold at the 10 vest Prices for
Casl, CoustFy produce. or other Merchandise, and
on long credit ifrequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81 Pelham Street
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
Executors Notice.

NorIcK is hereby given, tha; tie sub,
- y scriber has been duly appointed Executor Of
the last will and testament Of
JOHN LANGLEY,
late OF Newport, in The county Of Newport ceceas'
ed and has given bonds, according TO law, for the
fsi,'dui disc u-g. of that trust Al persons, there
frce. having demands against the estate Of said de-
ceased, are required exhibit he same. and all per.
sons thereun'o hdeb ed. are hereby called upon 70
make payment 20 J"HN S. LANGLEY, Er'-.
Newport, De- 6, 1874
"PRIFT[NG, ~ all Kinds, ereeufed ii
q srNsfacloTu ~rcvusf cf This aHer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THE SEA GULL.

| NORFOLK, July 25.-The u S. Steam Galliot
Sea Gull, LII. Comd't McKeever, 8 days from Kew
West, bound TO Philadelphia, put in here on Sat,r-
day last for supply of fuel. She has been alb
sent nearly nine months, on the West India station
during which time she has lost only five of her
crew, list OF whom will be found below. These
deaths, generally, we learn caused by necesa-
ry exposure IN the boats in search of pirates The
officers and of the Sea Gull are all in good
| health.
BY this arrival we learn tina. the late commercial
| orders issued at HAVANA, had driven all the mcr-
chants from Key West. Some cases of iniermit-
tent fever existed on the Island and the number was
| increasing. No officers were left at Key West.
The Hospital erecting there progressing rapid
| ly, and nearly completed. The L. S. Schr. Gram
| pus, In Cord't Sioat, was cruising off Cape An
tonic. The Terrier, 1t Comd't Payne was cruis-
ing Oh the Double-headed Shot Keys. The Fox,
Lit. Comd't Cook, at Matanzas. The officers
ana crews OF these vessels were generally very
healthy.
We have been politely favored with the fol-
owing List of the Officers at present attached TO
| he Sea Gull. ]. McKeever, Lit Comd't. Iieuts
+. Engie, John Rudd Acting Surgeon Edward
H. Dubarry. Midshipmen. Timothy G. Benham
Robert w. Alden. Engineer. J. Munroe. Pas.
sengers. Richard Kennon, Surgeons Mate. in bad
heaith, and MIR. Colbert, late mate of the schr Ram
ger.
Last Of deaths on board the U. S. Steam Galiot
Sea Gun, during her cruise IL. the JYesf
Indies.
Michael Clautice, of Maryland, Carpenters
mate, died June g. Robert +. Martin, OF Mary
land, acting sailing master, died July 3. John
Jones, OF the District of Columbia, ordinary sea-
man, died July 9Th. William Galloway of the
District OF Columbia, gunner, died Sth Julv-
George Redier, of Maryland, Purser's Steward.
o'ed ZothJ Beacon.
Latest from Key West.-A letter from our at
tentive correspondent at Key West, dated I2th
INST received by the Steam Galiiot Sea GuH,
says:
" Since last wrote you, (25th June) nothing of
moment has TRANSFERRED. The diseases ofthe Island
appear to be assuming more malignant character
and the sick list is increasing. am Just recover
Ing from severe attack of bilious Intermittent fc-
yer.
The law recently passed in Cuba relative to
Spanish vessels, has entirely DESTROYED he homes
OF the mercantile part of the community On this
Island. Some have already taken their departure.
and those who remain, hang their only hopes upon
the wreckers.
g The schr. United States, Capt. johnson, and
schr Thorn. Capt Morrison, arrived here last night
with part Of the cargo of the brig Lima, Captain
Stoneman, from Havana, bound to Philadelphia
which was cast away on the Florida Reef, off the
Saddle Hills, on the 4th inst The cargo saved con-
sists OF Silks, Sugar, Segars Copper, Snuff Tobac-
co, Bceswax, Paper. yolantes, Molasses, Crocke-
ry, &c considerable part OF which is damaged,
particularly the Silks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

EXTRAORDINARY MUNIFICENCE.--A
paragraph has lately gone the round of the papers,
announcing that gentleman of Virginia had eman-
cipaied uptocrds Of eighty siores and chartered a
vessel 10 send them, at his expense, to Hayti
but without giving the of the author of so dis
tinguished an act Of munihcence. We think it due
to justice to supply this deficiency, and to add the
following facts which have been Communicated to
US by gentlemen familiar with them, as we'll as by
Captain RttsseH, one of the owners of the brig
Hannah s Elizabeth, of Baltimore, the vessel
chartered.
The gentleman who has thus distinguished HIM
sell, IS MIR. DAVID MINGE, of Charles City Coun-
~, living near Sandy Point, on James river. Capt.
Nussei informs, that there were put on board the
Hannah s Elizabeth, eighty seven colored people
oil different ages, from 3 months TO forty years,
being all the slaves which Mr.. M. owned except
two old men, whom he had likewise manumitted
ou, who being past service he retains and supports
them. The value of these negroes, at the prices
now going, might be estimated at about t,renfv-sir
| thousand dollars and Mr.. Minge expended pre-
vious TO their enbarcation, about 200 dollars in
purchasing p!oughs, hoes, iron and other articles of
husbandry Tor them, besides providing them with
several suits OF clothes 10 each, provisions groce-
ries, cooking utensils and every thing whch he sup
| posed they might require for their comfort during
the passage, and for their after their arrival out
lie also paid 5 500 for TIE charter of the vessel
|
On the bank of the river, they were about to go
on board, he had peck Of dollars brought down,
and calling them all around him, under a tree dis
'ributed the hoard among them in such sums and
under such regulations that each individual did, or
would, receive seren dollars. BY this provision
Mr. NJ. calculated that his ernigran,s would be
enabled to commence the cultivation of The soil
immediately after their arrival, without being de-
pendent on President Bowyer for any favor what
ever, unless the permission to improve the govern
ment lands might be SO considered.
Mr. Minge is about 2i % years of age, nm
married, and uniucumbered in every respect; pos
sesses an ample fortune, and has received the bene-
hts oil n collegiate education at Harvard University.
He assigned no other motive for having freed his
slaves, and for his subsequent acts of generosity
towards them, than that he conceived il would be
doing service 10 his country TO send them out OF
1T; that they had all been good servants but that lie
was rich enough without them.
We have heard of splendid sacrifices at the shrine
OF philanthropy; aged men quitting the state OF
mortal existence have bequeathed large endowments
to public charities, and rncely legaces 10 religious
and moral institutions. But where shall we find an
instance of the kind attributable 70 a man of Mr..
hinges age? The Case we believe is wiihuu; a
parallel Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
FOR EIGN.
FROM MONTEyIDEO

BosToN, July 22-We learn by the ship Sui
tan, which arrived here yesterday in 81 days from
Nontevideo, that General Frutas, in whom the go
yernment had placed great confidence, had revolt
ed, and raised force Of 1900 mounted cavalry
He had driven all the cattle back, and taken from
Mr.. Brown of York, 3, 400, and 10000 from
Mr.. Horn of Baltimore. He approached within
miles ofthe city but the governor could place no
give him battle; but despacne avessel TO the eyo
peror for sufficient force. The governor had or
dered.all the Americans and English to give IN
their arms, which they bad complied with II
was the intention of Gen Frutas to have taken the
place the first night ne made bis appearance; but
the governor had discovered those who were
TO cooperate with, and open the gates for him.
that evening, and had taken eighteen of them
When General Frutas found he was disappointed
he proceeded and took MaIdonado IL vvas
thought, however, that he would take the place. Z.
nsIy, if he had sufficient money; and il was known
that he had been loaned 10000 dollars PeonIs
were leaving Monteyideo for Buenos Ayres, every
day. MIR. Horn, above mentioned, was imprison
ed for expressing his opinion TOO openly. The
Americans had made great exertions 10 obtain his
liberation, bat not successful. The horses
and cattle were daily Starving 10 death. The town
was iuI Of the former, the b,s of which could he
bought for four or FIVE dollars. As the Sultan
lay at anchor off the F1rbour several government
briggs with troops passed her.
yHereh~its-HdH Books.
Mexico, May 1s.--In the House Of Deputies
yesterday, the proceedings were very turbulent. so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

MEXICO, May 1s.--In the House Of Deputies
yesterday, the proceedings were very f,ubulerrts so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

The Saratoga Sentinel, states That there are be-
tween 8 and 900 strangers now at the springs, and
that the number is hourly ausmenting,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

The five companies of the first regiment u. S.
inf"niry, (abou, 26O men) on their way from Baton
Rouge to the Creek Nation, arrived at New Orleans
on the I'D ui,. by steamboat and would leave that
city on 2ith for Pensacola The officers with this
corps, are:-Col. Chambers, Captains Gale and
Looms, Lieuts. Jouet,e, Mackenzie, and Aber-
croElbie, and Dr. Crosby.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
LOOK HERE!
SELLING OFF CHEAPi!
At No. fOI Markct-street.

IylIE subscriber having laid in choice assortment OF
Il FALL GOODS at the lowest Philadelphia auction pr-
ces will sell the smallest profits, he intends to close
his business he possibly can. His assortment
consists of
Blue. black, olive, brown, drab, scarlet, and mixed
CLOTHS: snpertne and low price,
Habit and peisse cloths Of assorted coors: do. do.
Blue, black, and mixed CASSINIERS: do. do.
Blue, gray, and mixed Satnets, Cords and Velvets.
Toilenet, Valencia, silk and swansdown Vesting
Swanskin, white, red and yellow FLANNELS.
Rose Blankets. 8 1-2--4 1-2 Point do.
Bombazeen and Caspian stripes.
Bombazets, Norwich Grapes, and Circassan Paids
Worsted, lambs wool and cotton Hosiery.
.Nankins and Canton Grapes, assorted colors.
Black, white and green, do lFrench.)
Shenshaw, Lutestrng and Lcyantlne silk.
Grosdenap and figured Silk.
Black and green Florcnces.
Striped Silk for Dresses.
| 6, z, s, 9, and 104 Diapers
A. and 7-S Irish Linens and Lawns superfne and low
price
Linen Cambria.
Cambria Jackonets and Null Muslns.
| Figured and plain Swiss Muslins.
Merino Grape and Cashmere square and long SHAWLs.
Waterloo and cotton ditto.
Furniture fashionable Calicoes and Ginghams.
4 Silk and cotton Flags Fancy silk Shawls,
Ladies' and Gentemans Gloves: superne and low price
Thread Bobinet and Nuns Laces.
4 Fancy Ribbands.
Turtle shell large and side COMBS.
Mock she'll ditto ditto.
PAPER HANGINGS and Bordering for rooms.
Oil Cloths, Suspenders, Buttons Cotton Cord Braid
Tapes Pins Flass Cotton, Sewing ditto uumbrclla Para
sols, Domestic Bleached and Brown Muslns, Ticking
| Plaids and Checks.
Those who any Of the above articles, particularly
CLOTHS and CAssIMERS. srR find TO their Advantage
10 call at No. 101, Market street, Wilmington
A constant supply Of live geese FEATHERS, always
OH hand JOSEPH POGUE.
! September s, 1925. 79-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

I'd AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last, ser
1e want BLACK MAN about 81 years Of age, has about
years to serve, named Jim he is about feet or Sin,
ches high, has his upper lip. lie had on ana
took with him double breasted blue cloth coat and pana
about half worn paif Of good shoes and sundry other
clothing. He is Of black color and speaks quick when
spoken 70. lie purchased by Of Dr. Cooper ana
Richard Simmons, admrs. OF Sarah Downs slave, anu
have since set him free lie Oft without any prev
ocaon disturbance The above reward viii be paid 70
any for bringing him home me, securing hnl
in any Jail in the state Of Delaware, that get him again.
EBEN'R. BLACKlSToN.
Smyrna, Aug 3D. 1925. 70-5m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
FARMS FOR SALE.

an Saturday. the oath Sept. 1925, at i o'clock A. NJ
" win be Sold public sale, at the house Of Mrs Re
gser, in the village of Camden, Delaware Two tracts of
land lying in Murerkill Hundred, Kent County, on The
main road leading from Frederica Greensboroh about
miles from each place, and twelve from Camden con-
tanning, in the whole, about six hundred acresabout one
half well timbered The cleared land is of good quail
for the production of grain or large portion
is meadow land now occupied as two farms viii,
toerabe buildings each They viii be sold together
or separate, may be desirable purchasers, and
may be agreed upon at the sale.
Any further description Of the property is deemed un.
necessary, il is presumed that any person wishing
purchase will view previous the day sale for which
purpose they are requested to call upon oHs Wallace
adjoining the property who will show and give all the in
formation required. The terms will be accommodating,
and will be made known at the SALE by
NIMRoD MAXWELL.
sept i, 1879 7S-T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
DRUGS and MEDICINES.

v2yfIE subscriber, at No IS, uarkesreet has constant
j. supply Of seidtz and Soda Powders: Salt of Lemon,
for removing iron mculds Steers Opodeldoc Ess Pep
permlnt British OIL: Batemans Drops and other patent
medicines Cologne Water, of superior qualty-late.
" received from Paris. Transparent and other soaps
Sealing Wax and Waters Carmine, in powder: Pink
Blue and Purple Saucers slver-graned Cochinea Pure
Cinchonine. Suphate of Quinnewholesale and retail
Arrow Root Pearl Tapioca and Sage Theriaca; andre.
machi, Venice Treacle Cacined Magnesia in canis-
ters Henrys Magnesia in bottles. Tooth Brushes single
Pills. 1hompson's celebrated Eve Water; Opium: Phos.
phate of Soda Rochelle, EPSON, and Glauber Salts A
remedy for the Piles, celebrated for usefulness Swam's
Panacea, by the box bottle. variety of Lamp Gas-
ses and Wicks
All the useful Chemical and Medical preparations are
sold by JOSEPH BRINGHURST,
Whsiesale and Retail DRueeIsr
wilmington, no. IS, 1925. S1-Smp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

sgY yrte Of writ Of lev. facss, me directed will be
So exposed public sale, the house ofCharles Spring
er, in Cistana hundred Saturday the 9Th of October
nrS, Al O'Clock, r. NJ ali that certain messuage and lot
uf land, situate in the hundred Of Christiana bounded
and described as follows, - :-Hegnnng stake
tic lancaster rua being Of Robert Armstrong
Isaac Sie,s AMI bert Armstrong, senrs land thence
n"r five degrees and three quartr west perches and
ve sentai 10 stake thence north seventy
seven sud half degrees wes fourteen perches to a
stake in the middle tile road thence up the mid
die q the aforesaid road, south fifty and quarter
degrees east perches, the place of begin
sing containing frywo and half perches. be the same
more q ess.togeher with all and singular the improve
and lskea il execution the property of Bsjaain Pt
Newcastle. sept. :. 1925. s3-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
NOTICE.

WAs committed TO the public jail of Newcastle county,
w state OF Delaware, on the Sh of August, inst. y
Evan Thomas, Esq Of the Justices Of the Peace i
sand county, as runaway, negro man who calls hmeA
WILLIAM THOMAS. and says he is from Caroline county,
state Of Maryland. lie says that his masters name wa
UtEam IHemas, but is dead. He is rather darh
yellow, about feet inches highhe has lost his upper
fore teeth, and lspsa little, rather iown look wheS
spoken to, says he is acquainted with Mr. James BOOB"
Caroline comfy
This therefore to give nntice. that the owner OF tne
SAID negro SO imprisoned aesaid shall omit or negees
TO release him from prison. by proving property he VIII pc
discharged from his confinement within six weeks from inc
date hereof pursuant Of the General Assembly u
the state OF Delaware, in such made and provided
PETER b. DEI.ANY Sht.
Newcastle, Aug. 8, 1925. 73-1A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
SUMMER GOODS.

EVE subscriber has just opened and offers for sale al
No Ill, Market street. fresh supply of foreign goods
suitable for the season, among which are TO- IL and 1914
White CounterPanes; Calicoes; Ginghams; Shirting
cambric, null, jaconet and book Muslns; Yesinrs Dim
tiles Hosiery; Crash &c.
Alsoa variety of Gentlemen's wear, such as jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington sripes Washing
ton stripes; linen and cotton Drilling, &c and complete
assortment of Domestic Goods; all Of which he will sell on
the most reasonable terms. JOHN Il. BnfMCKLE,
Wilmington, June "a. 5s-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
RAN AWAY

nN Saturday the 10Th inst from the subscriber,
" Mddetown, Del. bright mulato, named Philip
Sausbty Matter about Tor 10 of age lie is about
feet, inches high delcaely made, round shoudered,
and pleasant when spoken to. Took with him, black
cloth coat seesucker do striped worsted wais'coat
pair Of linen trousers, pair of blue domestic stripe do
domestic Shirt and black fur hat. will give T7ventp Dol
lars reward and pay reasonable charges brought home
Twenty Dollars if secured SO that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT.
July %, 1926. 67-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
TO RENT.

SEsA Atwo story FRAME HousE and Two STABLrs and
.p.4l WooD YARp--formeIly occupied by John fogue,
deceased
s-S For sale, a three story BRIcK HOUSE, in
E.&H1 Marketsreet, opposite Mr.. VIM. Larkin's gro
H#a.I cery store. 1t occupied by Messrs. v.
49, MsNeal Son. and excellent stand for bus
mess Inquire of JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, Sept s. 79-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23

El virtue s. writ ofvend exponas, TO directed will
SI be exposed to public sale, at the house Of David Arm
srang, ii White Clay Creek Hundred, Monday the Sd
ocober newt At o'clock, r. NJ. the following descri-
hsd house and lot of land situate lyng and being in the
hundred OF White Clay Creek and County ofNewcase,
wu:-Adjoning lands Of John Rogers. Thomas Oge and
eihcrs with log house and orchard hereon containing
ss, be the less. Seized and taken in
execution the property Of Noses e Richard Hall
Newcastle, Sept. Ia, 1925. 83-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
NOTICE.
Sept. l, 1926:

LII persons indebted either by bonds notes or book
IA accounts, to the Estate of THOMAS CLARK, dec
late of Laurel Factory, New Garden township Chester Co
Pennsylvania. required to make immediate payment
and those who may have claims against said estate to pre-
sent them legally attested for settlement, to
BRYAN JACKSON, or
HENRY J. PEPPER, Exrs
the last will and testament of Thos CLARK
Wilmington, Del. Sept 5lh, 1925. 8O-qt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By PETER B. DELANY. SnEntr

s3Y vrne Of writ of vend eyponas, to directed,
i5 will be exposed public sale at the house Of Gene
ss James Wo in Christans hundred. Saturday the st
u october next o'clock, 7. M the following descti.
bed lot Of land situate lying and being in the hun
ired Of Ghrsana and county Of Newcastle 10 wit :Ad-
nng lands Of Joseph Bringhurst, Mary oman, James
Eariner ard fronting Third street, between Market
and King Streets with two story frame shop thereon
e-ected containing twentycne feet and eighty feet deep,
he ihe less, Seized and tax III Execution
he property of Patrick O. llian, decd
Newcastle. Sept ), 1925 s5-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
TO BE SOLD.

OR the Of eleven years from the 22nd day of May
IL last past young negro woman, named Ann Henry.
She was raised by MIR. Outen Davis, Mddletown.
to be held agreeably the act providing for manumed
negroes. For apply the subscriber in Newcastle.
Sept. 9, 1925. 82-tf JOHN CROW.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
NOTICE

meeting Of the Commissioners OF the Levy Court and
A Col.t; Of Appeal, for Newcastle County, will be held
tie Conrl House. in the Town Of Newcastle, Tues.
sg re 27h 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. The Assessors Of
the several hundeds requested be punc:ua in their
attendance. By Order;
DAVID PAYNTER,
t!syI cftte Peace.
Sept II. S3-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
PROTECTION.

DelaWare Fire Insurance Company,
Once No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front ss Second
FatlS Company has commenced surng against Loss hy
z Fire. Auj inland transportation Of goods, with capital
One hundred Thousand Dollars,
fhe President and Directors ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire every
description Of Buildings in general Merchandise; Ships
in Port and their Cargoes Household Furniture and 9TH
or personal property Also against loss damage by in.
land transportation ofsoods wares, merchandise and
:ry produce
Terms at insurance viii be favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in The
soly of It's capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CURsELlus u. BLASEr is Agent to survey property to be
.nsgged, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle.
Directors.
William Chandler, David c. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph C. Gllpn,
David Bush, Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
DANIEL BYRSEs, Secretary.
Wilmington, 5th mo- (May,) 90. 1925. 4S-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
Kent County .

Senator,
PRESLY SPRUANCE, Jr.
Representatives.,
ELIAS NAUDAIN,
MARTIN w BATES,
Ur. THOMAS VI. STOUT,
SAMUEL WARREN, Sen'r.
JOEL. CLEMENT.
DR.. JOHN BRlNCKLOE,
WILLIAM HOPKINS.
Levy Court Commissioners,
ABRAHAM ALLEE, Jr, ID. C. IL.
DAVID ONINS, ID. III.
HENDERSON COLLINS, Mis-. HI.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-23
Sussex County.

Senator,
JOHN TENNANT.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Capt. ROBERT WEST,
THOMAS RIDER,
GEORGE POLK,
kendall NJ. LEWIS,
III. SIMON X. WILSON
JOHN TUNNELL,
HENRY IL. WELLS.
Coronvs,
WILLIAM SWAIN,
THOMAS MARVEL.
levy Court Commissioners,
GEORGE r. FISHER, C. c. III.
GEORGE FRAME, /. r. ii.
NATHANIEL TlNGLE, ID. II.