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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21


El virtue ol n deed 0i trust fseeiited 10
ID the subscribcrs by Edward b. Clark,
and duly recorded in the County Count Of
Campbell, for certain purposes therein
mentioned we will on The premises n
the 18th day Of Octnb'r next, sell To the
highest bidder u valuable tract of LAND
wherron lhr SAID Edward b. Clark now
resides situate on Flat trek, 10 the
County Of canpbelI, eleven miles from
Lynchhurg, containing four hundred aud
twenty ACRES. A farther description Of
the Land is deemed unnecessary, as il II
presumed those inclined H. prrchasp will
be Disposed 10 view the premises. Acting
AS trustees we will convey such title as ~
vested ~ ~, bot the title 10 believed 10 be
good. Terms made knnwn on the day of
: lie. CRAVEN HORTON,
EDWARD q. MOORMAN.
n. b. The above laud will be sold pri
yatrIy IF preferred by those Wishing 10
purchase. II az sold tiniely notice VII b.
gwen.
Sept. al. cids7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21
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Institutes 81 .nsdleiue abd Cb.,cd Prasi,rS
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and rcripdieal works, from Great BRITAIN and
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ton Of the conflict which was fought nn
that memorable spot. Aud Jackson Is,
aud ought In BIZ the must huaored aud dis
tngnishrd indf idnsi of thusr officers and
men whu inngiIt nn thu, nceaion hui II
this arg lImeni h.. iusrIliriro fur my pur-
pose, will continue ny remarks hereafter.
cURIO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

10Y virtue OF deed ol trust executed 10 The
- subscribers by Alexander Kitchen Il As-
ness his wife. 10 secure the payment III celnn
money the Elm mentioned to A. o. q. BeirDe,
bearing date he 18th day Of fobrnnry. 1870,
and duly teeof he'd IN the Office OF the elefk OF
Monroe county, will be ,uId, by public auc.
ton, tor ready money, At the courthouse OF
Monroe county, on Monday the 23d dhy al
October, le2o, n CERTAIN tract or parcel VI
land, IN the county Of Monroe. on the public
road leading IRON the Sweet spring, u Uni
on. AT branch OF Second Creek, containing
by survey LOO acres. The title is beiryed
10 be npanesliouabIc. but acting ~ trustees
We shall convey only snch lille MS Is vested n
us. lHONAo Lt.Nla,
RICHARD SHANkLIS.
Union, Sept. 81 ctds7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

Ypl UKsuANl 10 decd oi trust, executed
x by Peter i, Christian To Au,uel II
Davies, Tor purposes therein named, dated
l2tb Aug ls2l, aud ol record III the county
court OF Amherst shall proceed Ia sell, on
Monday the 2d duy of October neat, il in,r,
il not. ihe neu lar day, Tor rehdy MONEY, 10
the highest bddrr TIE following tracts oi
and, or SO much hereof M shnll be nece'.a.
ry Tor the purposes OF said deed One ilnet
lying on larrls's creek, ~ ia, county ot An.
hcrsl, continuing - acres, gu winch Dannl
+. Chri,lian now resides. One other trnci F,
lying nrnr Tho above, containing 10 nores
Aud another iratl Vhereon Mr.. Adc EEK now
lives, contain ny loU acres. Al which trarts
viii be found more particular! Described by
reference To the snid derd. They are NIL con.
sidrrrd valuable aud well worthy The n4n-
ton oi those wishing to purchase good lands.
he sale of MI viii take place On the ln1 nh-
med trRct, n lht residence ot MIR, Adcock
will convey such title rs is se I'D IN mr. rs
trustee. SAMUEL H. DAStLo, trustee,
Sept. 2l, cld7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

NnlUR SAbE, neat aud desirable resi-
q dence IN the suburbs ol l5nchbnfg
Few situations ARE presented 10 the pubic
possessing greater advantages than the one
now offered. Terms accommodating, aud
pc, session gwen al any time. Apply TO the
editors of the VirginIan.
Sept. 7. tciilwo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21
Drawing Announced,

ZnHE Drawing oil the Firei"ia Literature
L0tisry, an Ctass, upon the popular
" High and'Lo~ system" Will lake place IN
Lynchburg On saturday the
2iot Day OF October Next.
The scheme having breu sufficiently sold oni
10 justify the Manager in drawing, The l'nl
lie is assured there viii be no posiponemeni
AVG, LefTWlcA, .handgsr
Sept. 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

REVIEW
Of the Isnchsurg Tobacco Market.

Corrected ee,kth for II rdenian.
By III \. ioIoenpt. Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices ol passed To-
barco So On 10 50 o.
General snles from - Ia 1 ~
Refuse fnhaGCo ? M To 3 ~
Strips, from 3 10 la -
ATE SAILS.
Fine rohaceus sell from 81 10 y, aud are in
Gerry good demand.
INSPECTED
The nas, werk 253 hhd>. al passed tobacco
n hnr,heads refused Total Isl.
Since the Inst review accounts have been
received from ENGLAND to the ri ot August
which furnish nothing ol interest Ia The 10
barcn trade. The article IL very lew and
without demand. The mouey market was
improving. aud some articles OF commerce
had advanced.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

Mr.. Clay, Speech.-This document will
be read with much interest by all c asses of
readers. Comment on it would be super
Auous Those who shall not be convln-
esd by it of The absence of all corrupt bar
gaining between Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Clay
VI The last Presidential election, will not
believe, Though one rise flom the dead
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

Congressional Eleci,on.-Wm. Halle is
elected TO the Goth Congress from Alisss-
sifp,. The Mississippians we're more IN
terested than WE in The election, aud knew
best rho aud iehat viii answer their pnrp0'
srs. But We cannot help thinking this an
unfortunate result and We have no doubt
Mlss'sslppi herself viii 30 pronounce 1t be-
fore her young and iliterate representa-
Tive shall have served his irst tour OF duty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

s INSEED OLA few barrels Of
"a Lin5eed Oil just received by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON. 7
august ~
.NF0fiCE.---i viii not be responsihleL
-AB "-.--=A sIing -" ard M.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21
Valuable Tavernfor sale.

Sept 81,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

The following lines written by Sir Burdet, are ,ht
pedestal of beautiful marble bust OF John Horne Tooke
now in Sir F's library:
behold the man who. touched by human wo,
Stood, though alone-Oppression's constant fe.
With reasons light revivd the patriot fame,
And dragged forth public guilt to public shame.
Fell vengeance arm'd Cortui toms harpy tribe,
And strove to murder whom they could MT btbe.
Dauatless he braved The storm; still undismayed,
Proclaimed the people and their rights betray'd;
Made Nero trembie on his blood s aind throne,
And Truth and Freedom marked him for their own.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28
epry Wilson, No. AOo, Market Street.
THE DECEIYER.

Accused be he whose guleIul tongue
Can wrong a woman's captive hesrl-
That fount from which has sweety sprung
The joys it could alone impart-
Can turn that fount 10 grief and gall,
And poison her existence all!
Accused be he, hose lips can press
A womsn's lips of snless glow,
Yet leave them mid her happiness,
To pour the lonely plant of woe,
That, from the midnight shadows drear,
Is waited to no human ear!
Accursed be he, who twines his arms,
Around a woman's melting form,
Yet leaves her praised and peerless charms
A prey to sorrows canker worm,
Like lovely flowers that pass away
Even in the sunbrght month of May.
Accused be he-ay, may he pass
Along the turf where she IS laid;
Yet mid the rank and waving grass
A couchant serpent shall be laid,
That vii! sting Of conscience dart,
To wither up his pcrjured heart!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

Scotch Economy; the Profits Of the Retail Todsis Ges.
gozv.-1hc merry little Glasgow BOOKSELLER, whom we
(Telescope) have more than had occasion to mention
in pages and who, in his young days, was WON'T he
sad worship the goddess of health the top of Cahkn
braes, by leapng an hour at time skipping opes
gives Father odd account to friend Dr. Jarve of the
profits Of retail trade in his line Indeed, Doctor it's
but poor trade the selling o. stationary iii just gle ye
sample O. what sort o. trade it iswha wi loss time and
what with yae thing and what VII snher mucke STU
pit sumph comes into the shop, an says, gesa bawbees
worth o paper Is post paper ye wa"ts Aye Is't
God Bless me, man, do ye want it short lang sA"no
see man. s this kline of paper that ye wanti s taxi
this for it's the biggest Wee, Doctor, ye would think
ane was doom wi the aow, after FASH and na nor
FIVE minutes lost but nahe's at yey yet sen' that pen'
he says haudn' out auld stump ye that the devil
himself could scarcely and when ye've that he
follows it wi put wee drap ink that botle' Ye put
ink rthe blockheads bottle, a'for naethng an siue he
pokes his great big horny ham, an says I thank ye
for wafer Now, Doctor, only think O. that a. that
ashere an sic loss O. time obye the wafer and tbeirk
for naethng. sn a about aelng sbawbees worth O. ps
peg.i'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

Mr.. Colt superintendent of the canal at Fort Stanwick
being provoked at Irishman, gave him sturdy kick
while you are Col, what will you do when YOU come to
be H5Yse.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY MARCH %. 1926.
jesse Turner 1926
Is 90

--- 207 10
PUBLIC SERVICES.
Thomas Turner, services 1924 Ill Sc
do do. 1926 80 88--205 50
Evan Thomas Esq. Justice of Peace IL 62
John Moody. Esq. do. 783
lhomas Mcdowell, Esq. do. 90 81
James Sordeh, Esq. do. SIS
Joshua thompson, Allowances 80
Wm THOMPSON, Constable Il "a
A r b'ddle, do. IS 08
farK MasON do. IL So
benne treasurer, Auditors Alice. 20 90
Robert Rhodes, Constable 6 20
- s39 81
Treasnrer's Comm on Payments, S13,904.47
at per 5s6 ~
balance IN Treasury March 2, 1926 394l 38A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28
Number 437.
IN THE LEVY COURT
OF NEW CASTLE (OU.NTF.

EVyHE Committee appointed to settle with the County
Treasurer beg leave to make The TO lowing Rep" as
giving correct Of he transactions Of that de-
|psrtment for the preceding year
Statement No l. exhibits the different sums, under their
respective heads paid by the Treasurer up the present
tme and also the received from the Collectors of
Taxes and other sources, and the balance remaining
lin his hands.
Statement No g gives the amount of Tax levied for the
y.ar 1926 the errors commissions and allowances made
Eo the Collectors the paid by them this
Edate, and the balances due from hem respectively.
Statement No 8, shows te balances due and from the
SCouny up to the present date
JOHN T0RBERT
CHARLES DU POINT,
JOHN JANVIBR. Jr
March I'd, 1926. Committee.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

No. l.
Account of PAYMENTS and Receipts by CALEB P. BENNETT,
Treasurer If Nesvcaste County, fran 1st March 1925 10 2d
,afarch 1926.
PAYMENTS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

DO CERTIFY, That the preceding is a true
Copy of the Report and Statements made by
8&&$ the aforesaid Committee. TO the Levy Court
&LS.Se of Newcastle County at their March Session,
&8&a n A. ID. 1926.
In Testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and SeaLof Office Newcastle, the Sixteenth day of March,
A. ID 1896. DAVID PAINTER, c. p.
36-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
~ Instead Of the hour in0i.
4 Card.

g ENoR T. NJ CARRASCO, professor and teacher
- of the Spanish language, presents hi, grateful &C
acknowledgements to the citizens Of Alexandria and its
vicinity for the liberal patronage and hospitality which
he has enjoyed during his abode in their city.
Experience confirming the Suggestions of correct
reasoning, has convinced him that the proficiency OF
pupils in acquiring foreign languages Ismuch greater
when each class consists Of ten or twelve individuals
than when it is composed of greater or OF smaller
nuubcrThe approach of his second quarter, and tho
advanced proficiency OF his FIRST pupils adnonshes him
that it expedentto make arrangements for new class
cs.
For the benefit therefore of his friends who have al
ready honored him with their names, well for his
own, he solics the attention Of those gentlemen who
DESTROYS oflearning the Spanish Language, accord
ing to the rules reorSanized and published by the Spa
uish National Academy, established at Madrid. Mr.
Carrasco will wait upon those ladies' or gentlemen who
prefer receiving private lessons at their own dwellings
His classes meet in the public building, newt door
to the Town Hall; and his hours of attendance be-
| tween and s, for the morning class-between and
10 for the evening class His second Quarter will COM
mence the 10th day Of May His lodgings are at the
City Hotel may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
FROM THE PACIFIC. .

Captain Merrill, of the schooner Tartar, ar
rived yesterday from the Falkland Islands, via
Lima, informs that the loss Of the Patriots dn-
ring the siege of the Castle Of Callao was est-
mated at about 1000 men, and that Of :he Roy
aists at 5000. The latter had eaten all their
horses and mules, and finally had recourse to
the bodies Of their companions for sustenance.
General Bolivar was momen,ly expected from
Upper Peru, and great preparations were max
ing for his reception.
The U. S. schooner Dolphin was expected
back daily from the Marquesas Islands, whittier
she had gone in search Of mutlneers.
The Tartar passed through the Streights OF
Magellan both on her outward and homeward
passage. Ne,U- York Gazette, Nay 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
Whiskay. Wine, etc I.

10 n iSG SarreIs Baltimore whiskcy
received per slOop Clio. William. and for sale by
s. MESSERSodiru,
Who has in Store,
Is half pipes Sicily Madeira wine Of superior qua.
5 or. casks s lily
so or. casks French Madeira do
IS s5 b bb!s Now.orleans and WI. sugar
% % S fnif Chests Young Hyson tea
8 chests 50 half chestsl rnrs-;da
100 10 and catty boxes i'hperiai 90
l chest, 10 half chests ,,.
$50 10 and catty boxes Gunp0wdeFdo
Boxes each containing l2and 90 Glib cans,ers do
half chests Hyson do
Powchong and Souchong do in half chests
20 bags superior Java coffee
do good green do
80 hampers Bristol and Newcastle wine bottles
Baltimore refined sugar No. 9, 3, and 4
Bakers and Lapham's chocolate No 1 and 8
Bandbox and binders boards
pipes Cognac brandy, warranted pure
do Holland gin
S hhds N. T.. rum
6 do moasses
16 baskets Bordeaux oil, low, to close sales
10 drums Smyrna raisins
l hid Zante currants
SO boxes Sicily lemons &C. mavI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
BITE OF THE RATTLESNAKE.

An acquaintance some weeks since related
the following particulars, which are published
for the purpose Of giving more extensive
knowledge Of the facts -
Travelling some years since in the interior of
Pennsylvania, in company with young man in
the dusk of approaching night, bis companion
was bitten, or struck, by rattlesnake, in two
places near the ankle having shortly before
heard Of the efficacy Of tobacco applications to
the wounds Of a person who had been struck
by one Of these snakes, and whose case had al
most become hopeless, but was thus relieved
and cured he applied at the FIRST dwelling they
came to for robacco-the poison by this time
began to manifest itself, and excite pain and in
fammation in the parts near the wounds. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
Millinery Spring Fashions.

Mko.J J. Nc Opposite he Mechanics Bank
RESPECTFULLY invites the ladies TO call and ex
IL anime her Spring Fashions.-she has lust received
handsome selection Of P.7TIERN BOiNETS and
CIPS. Also, an assortment Of AILLLNERY con.
sisng Of Ladies Leghorn bonnets and fats ladies' cot
tage straw do. misses gimp and straw, do gentemens
Leghorn hats, boys aspen do. variety of silks and sa
tins. horences, Italian grapes iris and cyprus gauze,
fancy cords and gps, handsome assortment of lus
trng, satin and gauze ribbons, considerable variety
ofmncy silk gaze and barrege hdkfs Grape and gauzc
wells, hair curls belt ribbons. artificial flowers, &C.
Erery description Of tork in the Millinery line will be
executed with neatness and despatch Orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
ma
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13

tobacco was wet and applied to the wounds
and soon produced relief and eomposure in the
system-another application was made, and by
the next morning every appearance Of bad ef-
fects from the bite, was entirely dissipated and
gone. They went to the spot next moLning,
where they supposed they had killed the snake
he was found dead, was full grown and with
a number of rattles. Trenton Federalist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
Extracts of letter from young in Montevideo to
his brother In this city.

his brother in this city.
Nonievideo, Feb lst.-Thc greater part Of the
soldiers here are Portuguese in feeling, and
few Of the inhabitants agree with them in senti-
ment; but all the Spanards, and very great
majority of the Creoles are in favor Of the Pa
triots. There is report in circulation which
we do not like much, but which would, believe,
on examination, prove to be false. 1t is that
the Government has offered reward Of S25 to
any soldier who will lodge information against
any individual who speaks disrespectfully of
the Government. Another report is, that we
are to be beseged and TO be bombardec by
land; but the bombardment cannot take place
while the Brazilians have the command OF the
river.
The Patriots raise a considerable revenue by
exacting revenue on every thing brought into
the city on the land side, and they entirely pre-
vent hay from coming in, that they may give
their enemies as much trouble as possible in
feeding their horses.
Feb. 2d-We still hear that the Patriots are
advancing to besiege and lombard the town.
II is certain that every person detected speak
ing against government will be imprisoncd-
Several have already been taken into CUSTODY
Feb. 5M.-The Buenos Ayrean feet has dri-
ven the Brazilian fleet from the Roads; and. the
latter has retreatcd considerable distance
down the river, nearly opposite this place. The
Buenos Ayreans have sent two challenges, nei-
Their Of which was accepted | expect there
will be something decisive in a few days, and
have no doubt it will be in favor of the Patriots
There are great many vessels here, bound &c
Buenos Ayres, and much merchandise Of all
kinds on hand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
France. Of the disbursal Of which you sent me

of France, Of the disbursal Of which you sent me
an account"
The manner in which the Count de St. Ger
main spoke (says Madam de Hausset,) in the
character of the young adventurer, his mistress,
and the Ambassador, made his audience weep
and laugh by turns. The story is true in every
man d'Alfarache in Adde's according 10 the re-
port of some persons present. Madam de Pom
padour thought Of having play written, found
cd on this story; and the count sent Ito her In
writing, from which transcribed 1t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13

CHESAPEAKE s. DELAWARE CANAL.
Philadelphia, Mau 1.-THE work of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal proceeds as
well as its best friends could desire There are
now twenty FIVE hundred men employed upon
the work. Delaware City, where the canal
meets the Delaware, will soon wear the appear
ance of active and Aourishing business. us
present appearance is highly promisins-at this
place the steam boat vii! land passengers, who
may procure good accommodations at MIR.
Frazier's Hotel, and horses for excursion along
the banks of the canal and through the peninsu-
la, from MIR. E Jefferson's Livery Stables, nea:
the Tavern.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette, MAY 10.

Rio Janeiro, 26M hrch-We have received
intelligence that General Sucre has entered Pa
raguay with considerable force; and it is said
the tyrant Francia has been taken prisoner
The inhabitants, it appeared, were overJoyed at
his coming. should not be surprised TO hear
of his being on the march this way; and if the
CHILEAN squadron arrives on the coast our mar.
ket will decline
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-13
Steamboat Notice.

The Steamboat INDEPEN
SE DENCE. Joseph Johnson, Master,
S-kAs--wi start for Alexandria ev-
eS7z2tflA morning, until further
notice; leaving the Sugar House wharf, Eastern
Branch, at O'Clock, and Lenoxs wharf at o'clock
Leave Alexandria every morning at half past 10 o'clock
and arrive at Lenoxs wharf at half past IL; leave lie.
noxs wharf at o'clock for Alexandria; leave Alexan
dria at o'clock for Lenoxs wharf, arrive at Lcnoxs
wharf at s. and start Immediately for the Sugar House
wharf where she will stop for the night
Passage 25 cents and freight at the customary price