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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27

nitb Il y y L poOD),
EXaeuy suited 10 tie sensou Amongst thcm
Zoo pieces Gslieovs, assorted new phsterns,
\ tew DanFlnst nnl omhrr do
BebntiCal Gaagc, I,lla and Barege llandk't,,
Rnrrzc 3tbtf,. beautifully ihaded, n new sri'e
Elegant Bnbhmeu lace, caps and CsPes,
snpcrhly worked,
\ few pieces feil brussels THREAD Iaces and
Fdgings.
sdk stlpr Linen Drilling, Ennheen md other
colours,
Real Nance Chop Snnl.een md blue do
raec fashionable drnh Hats,
Various 6oots Tor genilefnehs and boys sum
mtf wuar
do ID male and fcmbe servants' do
lt"pl iuda worked Mall husilns,
Mull Muslin Robes, fichly 19uueed
\ further uprlY Of bro r., eros te etc SIR
200 fmir rrHHr,fh Shoes, all 5hedes md sizes
4 large assortment neW dyle Psrasols
Chinese Feather Fans Gfured md plain,
Green Gau3f Ncil., fashionable article
"a black Nrnuo bomha,een. sup quality,
piece bloc aud bhrk snxs. Velvet Gloiis
e1ml 10 any Imported
With Fteat variety 81 other Goods, which
they nrc determined In uttt 10 their lriehds
and the public at remarkably low prizes.
MektL, ROBINSON g %.
May L. ts35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27

followed by n nation, WIS laid in tho
earth hy few hireIiDg peasants.
Such is national gratitude PfeNi.
ously to my leaving the cabin. I oh.
served on A small shelra few hooks.
I opened ono that VAS old aud worn
and on the inner cover discovered
Il family cscutchpOn subscribed with
these words, "AprprRS CLAIR"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27
Wanted, an Apprentice

Y 10 The Saddlng B0sintss, from ? 10 :
u years Of age, who can read, write and
cypher, OF II good moral character, and OF res
Pectable patentage. RO. II. GRAY.
Inrc 2. 9lwts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27
TO the 4 micted.
DR.. Itt,idge's 1aciure
kON ~ DluE5iAOS,
Termed DgspeDaia

4 He discovery oi TVS Medicine his
bren the effect Of long aud attentive stu.
dy, j. Is now made public from tbr most dcGi
ded conviction toundt on nnIla experience
OF is power IA erndioBiing this disraae, after
evvfs other medicine had itllrd II hm only
been IN this country twelve months, and It
has done wonders IN giving fcstoratiou, aud
in nalhmniioal cnses, its beneficial effects has
hrrn astonishing DR.. n Farmer, Member
81 the Royal College OF Surgeons IN london,
declarc in his ireptise, tbat Asthma and indt
eestlon are found co.esifting, the stomach
~ al times cKetts considerable influences
over the pulmonary functions, and II Is there)
fore lnir is conclude thai the former disease
Is aggravated bt The latter A >tlmnlic rcoa
pie, continues The learned Doctor, shnitld i'm.
pose ntpn themselvea tie same regulation ~
II the ohse were purely dypeptlG. Ills
liuclure opens distractions oi The spleen
aud liver, clcauseih the breast ol plerin, md
tie chest Of humors gathered ihcte," re
moves pain in the back, stomach aud sides,
md thr Hiady collie Also eiddinrss IN lhe
hrnd, which all proceed from indigestion -
II has been recommended by some nt lie
most eniiDcth pltysicinns, M n salnnLle ufeoi.
cine IN nyspepain-=but II does not cure MI
diseases.
ron sALr ny
Howell DAVIES.
May 10 In %
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FOR SALE,

Z5sa3M L u II = \ III
Esi!f3 The HOUSE and LOT, ON Dia
.i,.13 mond Hill, formerly occupied by
akeashassA Capt. Eppes Spain II is aeon
Portable mud desirable situation for a family
Residence The terms of sale will he made
accommodating For further particulars, ap
ly 10 l.. Fletcher.
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
Tthe ? Is
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HNySNES.

JuSIIC anhsgg,bpr again requests all those,
indebted to MIN, TO come forward and
settle their accounts forthwith, ms longer M
dDl,euce caunol he given: He fnt,y hu'ho'
rises Robert kinnleT, 10 collect ~ nen, ~ wv"
ing to him. hooh' - aS
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y;u be taken to the Printing business az
~. otrce. II will be Indispensable that
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

praise than ia become III the smallest degree the organ
of Its echo But in the confidence of familiar friend
ship he related the circumstance purely to CRAFTY
curiosity, and with the most distant idea that
should become the medium of its publicity;
would II have been communicated at this time but that
justice requires it in order TO the I'M
preston, which publication in so reputable paper
as the Waterman is calculated To make.
Very respectfully, yours,
o. b. BROWN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
DOMESTIC.

Erie Caaai.-The Albany Advertiser states that from
the l2th of April to the first of this month"; 349 boats
departed from Albany, laden with 1898 tons of mer-
chandlse, &c and that during this time, the sum of
7,O96 was received account oft tolls BY the coec-
tor at Albany On Monday and Tuesday week there
arrived at Albany by the Western Canal 1863 barrels
OF Hour, 1880 bushels of wheat 334 barrels of ashes
and great amount of other articles
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
Reception efl}c .yatioa's Guest IN .Ysc o,,en,,.

HEw-cRL EANs, April 10.
GENERAL IAFAYFT rE.--As soon "a certain iufalI
gence obtained Of tie time when Gen. Tafavctte
vas expected at Mobile, TIE Committee Of ArrsDoe-
nent determined 70 despatch steam boat to that civ
70 be placed at the disposal of the lustrous Guest of
Of the Nation Pursuant to this determination depu-
tation composed ofthree Of TIE Coyernor aids colon
els Fort, Morse, aud Ducros and four members of the
committee Of arrangement Messieurs DuoIantier, vii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

very singular incident, and which il was at
first supposed would be attended with serious conse-
qucnces, occurred at respectable boarding house in
this city on w ednesday evening at tea the boarCers
about twenty FIVE in number, partook Of some cake
winch was on the table, and after seized with
violent sickness at the stomach a general alarm
was the consequence, and physicians for who
soon arrived, and by seasouable remedies all we are
happy to state, have recovered. On investigation it
appeared that the cake had been accdeny mixed with
arsenic instead of pearlash and beng so strongly i'm
preguated, 1t produced immediate sickness, to which
cause is attributed their speedy recovery as medical aid
was thus speedily oblained.- r.E y. Gazcue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

The Cnacba Journal, ofe Goth nt. printed at Char
prove favorable, the crop of otton will be large
have been told that since the extraordinary advance
in the price of cotton, fields already planted with corn,
have been Ploughed up, and replanted with cotton,
whether tins be so not it quite certain that much
more cotton viii be planted this year than was lastn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

In Greenland, n. IL. 9th ult Stephen II. Clark,
son OF Enoch Clark, Esq killed by the bursting of
pistol barrel which he, in company with other bows
were using as cannon He acted matchrnan aud
uen ue oaTTei burst, received piece of il nearly
three inches long and half an inch wide into his bri
winch broke one ofbs ribs, and passed several inches
INTO his lungs. The accident took place at seven
O'Clock Saturday eve aud lac survived about 1 hours
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
NORFOLK NAY O

NORFOLK, May 9.
Very iaie from hhe Test India Squadron.-I'he ar
p Mix in the short passage of seven days from Maan-
zas has put in possession of very late intelligence
from West India Squadron for which indebt
ed to the officers of the Decoy and the attentions OF
correspondent at Matanzas.
The Decoy sailed from New York. on the 28th of De-
cember last for Thompson' Island touching at ST. Jago
de Cuba and Havana since which the officers and crew
generally have enjoyed good health that first OF earthly
blessings. She sailed from Key West the 10th of
April with 10 convalescents, andfour Prates (he Cap
tain Surgeon and two men) wounded in the encounter
with the Sea Gull and British BoatsThe pirates to be
delivered up to the Governor of Havana. The Pratca
Captain died of his wounds, the passage.
Information by this arrival confirms the intelligence
before pub he'd by MS that Key West very sickly
during the months of February, March and April the
mortality, at the time very great among the resi-
dents of Thompson's Island, and there was very little
Improvements in this respect to the period of the Decoy
sailing.
British Boats we learn, would probably be tried at Ha-
vana by military commission.
We understand that duel was fought at Key West
on the goth ult, between Lit Comdt Mcintosh and t.
Farnum. In which the latter was slightly wounded
The Hornet Capt. Kennedy, sailed from NIatanzas
18th Apr, on cruise to windSard to relieve the Gram
pus.
The schr. Fox, Ii Com Cook from this port ar
ed at hatanzas Sunday, 23h ult. and was despatch
on short cruise
The Terrier from Thompson's Island, was going into
Matanzas as the Dccny came out.
The Sea Gull and the Brig Spark, Lieut. Com New
tom were the only u. S. vessels Matanzas when the
Decoy sailed the officers and of which, as well as
those OF the squadron generally were in fine health:
The Spark arrived at NIatanzas the ult. after
disagreeabIc cruise down the Main and having land
cd Mr. Bolton (vho went out understand, for
the purpose surveying the line for canal across the
s. a. continent about the st April St. Johns River
IN Costa RIGA. She would be despatched, as soon as
she could be waered to the coast in search of
pirates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

which it was not for him the example, and there
fore necessary to SUPPRESS because he oresaw the
advent of greater evils compared with which that above
described appeared of trivial Importance"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

We informed that letters have been received in
this city stating that the Spanish ports are open for the
admission oBou grain and pulse ofevery description.
IN T. Com. .qdv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

new mode of taking criminal in dagrante delic
20 has been praCtised New York with success
gentleman on entering of the box in the theatre
was robbed of his pocket book He mentioned the fact
TO the doorkeeper, left the theatre stop the payment
OF some lottery tickets which the pocket hook contained
and returned TO the theatre apparently in state of in
toxcat'on He staggered into the pit and taking out OF
his breast pocket morocco pocket book ostenatiouslv
transferred 1t TO his coat pocket Having then caught
the eye OF man whom he suspected ne went to the lob
by, called for glass OF brandy and water and enquired
OF the bar-keePer ii he could change a bank bill of
twenty dollars. On receiving in the mega
tive, he paid for the drink silver and showed into the
PIT when feeling hand in his pocket he seized the
CRIMINAL who was delivered up Justice, and on whom
iory,two dollars OF stolen property found for
wch the niInbe fingered son Of Mercury is now doing
tread-mll duty.
But the best of the story remains yet to be told; this
drunkenness was teigned on the part of Mr.. Jackson
for the purpose of arresting the robber of lis noce
oook. The court, jury, bar and audience all seemed
10 'n'nk that the best acting that night at the theatre
must have been MIR. Jacksons-tbcurh in character
certainly to him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
CHARLEsroN. May G

- CHARLESTON, May d.
Piracy and .urder.-We learn by Capt Luddington.
OF the sloop James Monroe, arrived yesterday from
vlias and Nassau, IN. p that The schr Planter Capt
Eldinge formerly coaster from this port TO the SOUTH
ward which sailed from New York for Neuvitas, on
the 18th of February last fallen in with about the
10Th March off Neuvas by praca pilot boat rugged
schooner mounting guns, who took possession of her
and run to leeward of Neuyitas, where il is believed
they murdered the captain and all hands. The above
pirate is supposed to be the captured by the u s.
Steam gallio Sea Gull and the boats of the Br rgate
DdrtmoMh-goods having been found on board, known
10 nave been shipped in the Planter Capt l.. also
staes that boat from Matanzas had arrived at Neuv
as short time previous to his sailing, which reported
that she had been fallen in with by the Colombian prra-
eer schooner Rerenge, Capt Bedford who took her
cargo consisting of beeswax and allowed her to proceed
The captain of the boat stated, that while in company
with the Revenge, he American cr,nzer send
her boats on board the schr Planter then living at an
Choir near the shore. The Lieutenant commanding the
boats went on board the p. when of the pirates
supposed to be the captain, presented what he Called
his commlssion upon which the lieutenant shot him
through the head
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

yNe'csPopeT 0iarjtet.-It must be marvellousy graf
lying to sPaper editors 10 be informed that in The
recent rage for speculation and the consequent rise of
articles which have extended from cotton to cows horns
aud even affected the price Of CANDY, (Which we learn
has experienced advance in our market of nearly
hai cent per stick the article in which they are most
interested has not been overlooked. 1t is stated that
the London newspapers have advanced halfpennv a
DAY Tor three days and the dcmani greatly increased
do not see why the rise of newspapers in ENGLAND
should not effect the market here well as the rise Of
other stock articles and the public they
run the risk OF many speculation than becoming
subscribers to our Journal.--C Providence Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13

The New York Eyer;ng Post in noticing the recent
decision III s. 6. that endorser on note nav under
certain circumstances, be competent witness to nyaI
date the same, says: The law has been decided other
wise I'd h state It mas been settled long since on So
lcmu argument, and the point has not been disturbed b
any subsequent adjudication, that one whose name
IS attached 70 any written Instrument can be CONNIE
tent witness 10 invadate support such instrument
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
NAPoLEON's CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA.

History Of the ErpedOn to Russia, saderaken blythe En-
peror .Ndpocoa, IN. nc gear 1919 By General Co.'S,
Philip de Segur.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
RICHARD Ill.

The following e. tract from the goth number
of Carter's letters from Europe, relative
to this celebrated character, will be inter-
estng to those who are acquainted with his
history.
Across the Soar, at this place, I4eiccster)
is IA low, narrow, one-arched bridge, over
which Richard III. rode on horseback the
day + fore the battle OF Boswell field, which
was fought at the distance of eight miles
from Leicester, and in which the regal mon
ster tell, fighting valiantly to the last No
thing but the assurance that not the slight
est traces of the works Of war could be found,
prevented us from visiting an arena upon
which the fortunes of kings were decided
In riding over Bow Bridge above referred to,
Richard is said to have dashed his foot a.
galnst the railing, owing to the narrowncss
of the passage and the prancing of his char
ger. This circumstance gave rise to pre-
diction of his conflict with Richmond. The
next day he was brought back from Bos-
worth, his bleeding corpse stript OF its regal
and military habiAmcnts, being rudely slung
across his steed, and treated with ildignity
by his conquerors. lie was buried in the
Church of Grey Friars but in the midst oi
some populous eXccsscs, few years after
wards, his body was taken up, borne by the
/ <
railing upon little island jast below, which
once divided the Soar, though now united on
one side to the mainland. There, beneath
an aged weeping willow, the pendant branch
cs of which overhaug and battle themselves
in the stream, rcpose the ashes of monarch,
at whose name =" the world grew pale"
\ The stone coffin in which he WAS orgi-
nally inurncd after being ,livcsted OF itscon-
tents, was taken 10 one Of the inns At l4eices-
ter, and used as an oct trough il the stable
1t was at length broken by the frost, water
having been accidentally left N it on cold
winter night. As popular Indignation at The
crimes and cruelties of Richard had by this
/ time in great measure subscled, and the
muse of Shakespeare had impaired an inter
est even to his enormitics, the fragments OF
the sarcophagus, were carefully preserved.
and are still III the posse ssion Of ,rtuoso
living in the vicinity.-I'he same gentleman
has also the bed in which Gloucester slept
at the Blue Boar, near Bow Bridge. on his
way to Bosworth field. The tavern is yet
standing. 1t is an cid fashioned English
house, with projection i'll front, built of
wood, and filled in With brick and m rtar.
1t is at prcseut occupied as store-house FOR
wool.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
Information Wanted.

SSOHN BlBBY, at present residing near Newark,
~ IN this state, wishes to obtain information of
THOMAS BIBBY, his brother, who came from
England about the close of the late war, and ar
rived i'll Canada He belonged to the ninth Brit
ish Battalion, Capt. Massey, and which was af-
terwards commanded by Capt Jones; and serv-
cd in the capacity of gunner. The last time
heard Of IHos. BibJy, was in the year 1916,
and he was then in Halifax; but have some in
formation of his having went from Halifax to
Prince Edwards Island, in the river St. Law
renee. If he viii make his residence known
direct to John Bibby as above, or thro' the Edi
tor of the Wilmngtonian, Del, he will hear some.
thing much to his satisfaction.
Oct. 10, 1925. 1T.
Editors ofpapers to the eastward, will confer
favor by copying the above
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
New Publications.

Just rerev.u aud tor ,ale at J. SCOTT's
B0ck and Hat Stare, 10. 95 Market street,
Owens New Views of society; Memoirs of the
Countess dc Genlis; Morse's American Revoln
ton; SCOTS Lives Of the Novests; husband
Hunting, Duke Christian; Christian Indian; Cos
lington Shadows; Gaties and Gravlties; few
days in Athens; Trubadour IIelan's Pilgramagc
to Jerusalem; Babylon the Great; Faiss for Mo
theirs; The Foresicrs--toSethcr with other new
ment of Blank books, School books and sta
tionary-all Of which will be sold at reduced prl
ccs.
H1hnington, Nor 4, 1925 G.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15

doubtfn, whether they would be pulled OH
or the plaster would break. 1t had to be
separated from other parts of the neck and
skin by running knife between.
This operation, independent OF the suit
location you will easily conceive, must have
been very distressing. understand that
Mr.. ]. says he had his arm broken and wrist
put out ofjoint at the same moment ana tne
pain of setting the one and putting the otner
in place, was far less than what tnis oPeta.
ton occasioncd. Would you believe that
this "eccentric" artist and letter writer nei-
ther Symhathised with the faiA he haa oc1
casioned nor participated in the solicitude OF
the family. On the contrary, be was coz
graduating himself with the cxactness OF
the likeness, and uufceingly yieStea about
the pain and distress. His sensbility was
like bluntcd to the evidences of displeasure
occasioned by his untimely humoui'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
FOR SALE At this Office,
Prize 81 50, tJ9nd IN boards,
THE BElsEAN.
VCG. !.
Abstract OF the Contents.
VCy,. l..

Atonemcnt-the doctrine briefly considered.
biblical Criticislns-on Pet l9.--on the Lords
Superior Cor. Ky. 45-6-7-8-9.
Browncc's lnquiiy--reyiew OF, in detail
Calyin-Biographca sketch oi,--and Servctus.
Church & Statc-Church Establishment, views of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Clinton's ADDRESS before the Presbytc-
Iian Education Society -remarks on,
Converts III India
Cotton Mathcr-biographc sketch of,
oyenanters-Scouish,
Crecd--a written,
Charch Discipline
Ecclesiastical liistory---s',t tches OF,
Educated sliristry-Education Society,
EsqlnauX, pricstcrait among,
Eyldcnce-the necessity OF, cxcmplihed,
Franklin, Ben jamin--biogruph phical sketches Of,
Gra c-unvcgsslity OF,
Grfn's speech before the Presbyterian Educa.
ton Society reviewed.
Gurncy's Observation, and I.ettcr-stricturcs on,
ilick's -iieresy-Iiindoo Religion
infan; baptisn-inquisiton account of,
Keith, Georgc-biosraph al sketch of,
La Faycttc--
Leslie, Chaiics-- biographical sketch Of
Mcmoral-i irgnan,
Mcr's lecture en- Observation-Disclosures on,
Ministry, Fcmale---lcnSthy remarks on,
Missions--Natonal Tract Society
Nay!or, Jancs--bosraphic sketch Of,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mcad's trial
Penn, William--biographc sketch of
william Pitts letter TO the people Of England
| or the abuse of Religion
! pro!:,s-"n ,.nl pnss~-;,.;.::;. ~ iiciigion--
Reformation--thc progress Of;
sermons Of Elias Ilicks--extlacts from,
acknowledgement sketch Of,
Slavery-immediatc, not gradual abolition Of
! extracts from a pamphlet London, 1924.
Society for promoting Christian knowlcdse-pro
| cccdings Of
| Theology questions i'll,
I Trnity----the doctrine briefly examined,
! Witchcraft--Sather's account of, in n. England
! H5iwingt0n Dci .4uSust 1Sh, 1925.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

James G. Alien Teacher No. 1o5, Orange-st,
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas G. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, cornero'
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, cornerc q
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Evan Thomas & Co. sec
ond St. near the Black Horse tavern.
Alorocc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & e.
SO mark.. st.
ConUeyancer--Benjamin Ferris, at the COY
ner of West and Third streets.
j. P. Fairlamb, Notary Public. Surveyor q
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator of StreeA
&c. IL High street.
Patent Hay and Grain RAKE
Joshua Johnson & son, makers, fike
Greek Mills.
Lottery and Exchange CHice.-J. J. RoDN
son, los, market street.
Notary Public and Conpeyancer.----lsaa
Hendrickson, corner of French and oi'
\ ond streets, No. 43.
Livery Stabie-Kept by Huson Swayne' u
\ Shipley st. above Queen.
James Sorden, one of the Burgesses OF N.
Borough, Notary Public and Conveyai'
\ er, No. 65, King street.
Il Master Brickiayer, Grocer and Lime ,M, ,,..s
chant.--B. W. Brackin, No. 8, west his.
street, opposite the upper market houS''
Stove Ware-room--Johnat Saville' .''
ner of Market and Hanover-sts. -,
Flannel Manufacturing y Wooi Carams ,;s
John Bancroft, Brandywine, near
nnrtllead of the bridge,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-15
DOMESTIC GOODS.
GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants.

Samuel Sappington No. n, Market-st.
Buzby & Bassett, 90, market st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street.
w. B. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Street.
John r. Brinckle, corner of Market < Queer
streets.
William NJ M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
of the Bridge.
John M'Clung SIS market st.
John M'Lear, So market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st. y
Chalklcy Somers, 48 market st.
Edward I. Baily, 67 market st,