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nasTs vsae tie mes II tn eressy, m q riess
ulo rs ~ agat, forced themselves through
and .s'sd the piarr from faltng--s thug
uhleh 81 weeks ago. saW 1869 ifrrgvsrs n
vain tttempfing 10 10. Bat the word ufegaioTt
uust sfNVsf 20 you very impaired idea Of
] Creek fye rfy picture 10 yourself rather .
/ herd n meH ~hV bas. zach q pun aud tNp pis-
tolls, but sho kao~ noflaBg ct bayoeet. iae,
~ cannon ana i,uoe nothing ofd,seipliue. even
ensDsb 90 (1Km is1o hac ahu never are enlisted
| bnf u1fne aud - - they ouse ;lyho are never
lnastefed aud whose nu,rhei IS Is Impossible 10
iooicplate arc without any uf the sppadoBss'=
ers Of = camp aith nrf4cr dtuu, nor any '"asi.
al instrument, nor uniform nor even tent ;
but, whai Is "orse lnaa all. Ihey have nothing 81
sprrf In eotpi tine real soul Of an aruis and,
.'oash personally rather brave, they ate cs"ard
" - bad'-
have been Witaess Of numerous instances OF
personal courage on the I,ari ofihr soldiers and
sailors, hat never ofN rat could be caiied gen
eraI gallant aiiair per maps my except their
drfeuces. which ate oHru very fine ! have
icugthened nut my letter, ted on from obset-
! ystlDn 10 sno her, without drtailng 10 You the
Occurring evrris but you will that affairs
are at l0w ebb, and YOU have gained, pefhaPs,
some new ideas ofihe causes Of tins aud now,
for The future prospects Of Greece. The qaes-
,locide lf.he can get the mastery ofihe sea all
Is flushed 'he Morea, Gambia, Cyprns, Negro
pont IN fact all the islands must, IN SIX months,
h. IN her power lbrahim Paeha Cannot rctnain
with his army 10 the Pcloponnr.us nor hold his
castles three months wthnnisupplir, from Alex
andria. II the Greek, can onIy hold their own
they must be content with the ISLANDS they now
have the h1tea with the exception oil Napoli
Ill Alalvesia. aud the province of Mania, must
fall into tine the hands Of the Turks, though |
doubtless = partizan war vii for years be cam
ed on ~ the mountainous districts.
say We must be content with the islands "
they are enough # their revenues are properly
formed TO support tochrane aud his fleei what
ms the Norsa and Kbmcha done ior the pu' C I
chest fap several wears past Nothing aH has
bcea pom by He hloHitrs. Calculating then |
upon ihc gery worst, tirrcce has a fes ,urce /;
she can aud viii hold put perhaps ioi years but
~ that time II IS probable some stir IN Europe |
some disarraf cement st the too nicely balanced |
interests ofthe great powers will make II for the |
interest IF some one of Them 10 give her help |
my Land DO not tldnl lam less friend T. +
Greece han formerly from he gloom, accounts
| have given Won: ! look upon the cause As NY
own; ! shall stick 10 II whtle there is shadow
OF hope Bat II Is tlme to tell the truth; and 50
far from assisln. Greece by concealing il think /
her true interests will be best promoted by de-
lniline Times rs they are--and letting the world /
know thr hopes and fears, the wants and resour-
ccs Of the country. In my nrx will detail To
You the public occurrences thai shall transplre,
reInain yours, truly
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fnRN ST SAGE.-By virtue oil deed Of
tiust executed to the subscriber on The first
day Of Apil, 1927. by Vhomas Ivers, tor cf''
tain purposes therein expressed, and duly recoI,
ted Ia the ccIh 5 Office of Amherst county
shall on Tuesday Tie tnirteenth day OF No'em'
Der mkt, on tar premises, sell tor ready money
10 The highest bad Ter, the tract of land when 81
murl D. Christian formerly owned, and he' al
joining the ltnd, OF fnineaS Pierce aud Others
containing ny recent survey l25 acres. OF "
much thereof is will he sufficient TO satisfy tue
purposes e sad trust deed. lwiil only convey
such tuie a, is vested in the by sad trust anu
no1c olhrr. WILLIAM 6Ot mr.
Dct - C5ll-
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fPNN virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10 \"
- bro,e Rucker y Mathew Davidson. y''
scph NcCray& Sophia his wife, bearing d''' w
the lltb day of December. 1926, and no" ~
corded in the clerks Office otthe county cou', -
Amherst, also, recorded III the clerks ""',
in the county court OF RnckbrIdgc, given " y.
cure sumdry debts therf m mrntonea ~ %
deed, | sud- on Friday the 2dih DAY VI -.
tober, 1921 proceed to sell, by way o, Puo"s
auction for ready money, At the u" ''""a
House of ambrose Rucker, in Amherst Co""'''
about Y miles from Lynchbrrg ahrs'o
man named Catr, being one of the neg roeS ~"
vryed IL said tlust deed. Also, at tne s
place, on the dav will sell the sad Nlc' H., 10y.
interest in the dover, held tor life. nv a'"'! Is
ford in the estate of lanes Burtord, dPC - -
ing one lUlh part OF the real estate -" ,,c
of Land, and one 7th part OF The pei'p"'i i..d
held As dover, as conveyed IN san nus -,
Also, on Thursday the first day at No','
1927, at the Dwelling House of the HaH
McCray, ia Rockbridge county, on pun
Greek, about 6 miles from Lexington, ',.
proceed to sell by way Of public auc'lo"' a.,
ready money. ali the balance of the prop
convey in said trust deed. To Wit one ~ -
man named Emanuel one negro woman '' n
Rose. Also, five head OF Horses, nine =! IA
Cutie, all the plantation utenSas, one ."i7Pss
and geer two mems and one woman t,,.
four Beds all the Household and NHC'," 10
niture, and snndry other articles roo 'e'i,'' IN,
mention. The title is believed to be s"'1' nill
such only as is vested in me by said hee', ,;,or,
be conveyed to the purchasers. Inc .I.rc,
are rcquesed to attend the sales al fe'l p
and make known the amount OF thrr CAM
AMBRo5E KtCkh5h'
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Driieate Retirement = he Evening Gazette
states that : II male sieep were sold al Bright
on friltay last al prices from . To S6l
Geographical htOrAlatiO1l.-A ".ler for the
DAILY Advertiser make, the bold assertion thai
Boston lsas nca 10 Liverpool aud London
as shr has ever been
Interesting Di.corety teeth have
been found 10y the adserti,ne patenteeS IL be
superior in use to the lHpnmrlt, nature has
provided Tor TIE cattmg aud grinding OF food
NarM L0ngseity-fne owners of the brig
Brt,eY, the yr>sei winch brought King William
II ENGLAND l31 yearsago, nave been recently
prosecuted tor running down a fishing boat
Buq,loc Pleasure and PdiH-The editor of a
city paper SIX time declares he was haply 10
LEARN" certain f,cts aud as often sorry to uu.
derstand others, during Incorporation Of rrepar-
nag a single sheet. Oath conclusion oil his Ia
bors. h, mnd must have been resting N tenn,
perate state of equilibrium.
Motion ,oa hom caase "A Springfield print in
communicating 10 its readers the results of The
labors of a mechanic of Ware VILLAGE who ha.
been investigating the perpetual notisa Of perpei
uni motion ailirms tnat the machine he has in
vented, when it is put together " commences
motion Immediately. pithom any starting cause
Stop thief aud Bliad your Sl0pS.-A Southern
paper contains an advertisement Offering a re.
ward lorthe apprehension of pllterer. who, by
inattenton 10 punctuation is pointed out as hay.
ing Z" nose turned mp in the middle about six
feet high and thirty Give years OF age
[ Nat. .Egis.
The force of early impressons--or, as Mr..
Owen W 9ud say, the influence OF circumstances
happily displayed in the following Two or three
lines ihPy are part Of letter from Il gentlman
formerly OF Salem Massachusetts, to his friend
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18
FRI. GREECE.
? rom the Nv \ Tx Commcrr,ai advertiser.
FROM our God ssioudcpi Ut Gfescf.
NApotI. Julv II, 1927.

From thu Nv sr|t Commercial Ndvertser
FROM our God ssgouicpl N Gfescf
NApolI, july II, 1897.
" Nm l. So1r Lea
slp You idmrut tho want Of dircct and cor
rpct N ffndtina upon the condition and want,
OF Cr5arce and ,nu n I'VE reason 10 do so, nor
Won aiuue, bat pnar Grrrce. has reason bitterly
to iau,cut thai hcr SITUATION Il not known IN Anne
r,ca: for. had it herr, Nmericms. applying The
means whiek the, Ivr saut here ia diilirenl
manurr. might have been tho means Of saving
her fran destruction Greece my noar >ir ism
a deplorahle statc--it is useless 10 conceal the
truth her enrn,jrS without are Ignorant and
weak. but her enemies within, are strong and
X.frhe; the Tux brings trouble and distress
tn,ou the country bat the Greek brnes teniold
misery 40, aud rum. The accursed intriguc'
aud jealousy the avarice and lust OF power oi
her civil and military dristecracy. have brought
the conoty, fo the brink Of ruin, from which a
miracle only can save her and thai miracle
"a lnid he renentan,e and better conduct of these
men Ioot ,,r. at the state Of the Peloponne
.s.s. there Won see the fag Of liberty waving
u,,,,, tho wallis of three proud tortresses hu
,,',sc fo,trcsses are the scenes of intrigue, q
nio,tino ofspcret. gay. of open internal war
The pihcr night, white the army oil ihr ihGh,
was within eight bours march ofthis place,
was aroused b. the roar of cannon, hno 'he ia'
Ting uf nusquetrv j armed 'ntseii IN the though
st;a, the Tnks had made s"dden assault npoi
thg placr. and was astonshed 10 hnd no move
men, on the part of the inhabiianis--each ne
NAMED still IN his house as though aware oi
VIA, was going on and ] soon learned that
>e,as,ifoni. with baud oil soldiers, had assault
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Coarse " oollens.

N1APF COTTON, Pains, Army Cloths,
= harSeys, common OIL Cloth, for servants
Lion Skin, Nhltney Rose, Dafil aud Point
blanket very cheap,) Flanneis unusually low
Camlct and Plaid CIaaks, together with almost
every artlce suited to tine SEASON will be found
IN theig assortment, all of which will he sold
low. Ai'hEE q MLEM
oct H.
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This work is announced as in the press at BoS-
ton. 1t comprises Selections from his Jour
mails aud Correspondence, which have been OBJ
tanned from different branches Of his family, and
other sources by Mr. Sparks, the author Of tn
work No general account of I.edyard has eve
been published nothing but IA few Imperfect
sketches and accounts of some Of his adventures
aud discoveries. The notices contained IN IN.
European aud even our own Biographical Die
tlonarles, according to be Nof,h Ameriqan Re-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18
Glass. [ hina & EiyerOool Ware.

NgpgE have received large addition to our
w To- mrf sJect> # TIE above many ari-
Gle, very urautitul and altogether comp,isn.
IA complete aSsor ment M'kEE q MEEM
OF. Is,
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Super. Cloths and Cassimercs.
lss%.g . IF - So, Ca 1880 800 NJ
I,s.t7ssa 4 p T5ss.y

s y AVE. just received an assortment oil all
g = c~iors and shades, super and extra
supef6ue Cloths aud Cassimeres, never sur
passed by any offered in THIS market-Also,
, I'll FEoliNGo adapted to the season--and
also, Nnp rior article iol over Coats water
proof We aye determined 10 sell bargains
Ort L.
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nov resident "a thai plaza and are ssz,,...
oi the ladies of jsss. oNiara Is tuova ,s 80
tperc,al place temaThsb. Tor the exr.lI,... s''s
besaty ofus naval arelilermre; "Ss
" They that Ia the Batavia --latest ..
Dutch bu,it something ike ont neu ,,a,l,a 01'@a
seis. roand, plump sisrns suli AoUs. and g.
sides, es"fy wsv Calculated Tor eoresinv S'
-Rasz,hga Is dead' reieas. =
tod aud iaboVi \ state Of qae>ca,,o 'a
dreamiess sleep, OF a change of our ,rstl...
hhjoyo"N eNis'e'ice here 10 an sctise spd o..
scions existence eis"@hcrr Whittier d.
eternal 'pirh 90, "hea II leaves its cod ,,,,
3 ioa Temporary rest II + the animal n,,, ,
a mn which resist Is the b0iJ winch
tigaed BY rAeslioa, nor the mind bo,y r,r a., ~
whch Is iE1ai0ierSm suffer wcarinrs, or f,t,.,,",
What cah @ reasnn, but FROM whafWe -. ..
and, what do We know OF death II .,,p.
down friend, and tafter, and nlotlrr and -
their earth Is commms ED 18th earIh. butNI.,,'.
the spi,u Docs il ithshit another boA,-o,Ja,,
II See? unconscious antd the day Of doom, Il.
kmo" no. lhe srcat day of doom We tna.
NOT -hynE man can never know-tbe So
chre aath no secrets 10 diseiose--the ,enao,lss.
corpse hath no vuicc f. tell It's
What vast regions hold
The immortal s)ul which hath forsooI
Its mansion IN this deshy nook ~
But VIVA; docs blaud religion tell rs a,o,,
death Nv hateser the chanse Of existcu,r r,
may ing, II Is one Of JOY To The puie yspts.i
& the up, isM. Lies thousand uials. H. r,ng.
It's anxletics are over the pure spun find, a
realm oi purity, where all is lieht and peacA-.
the hot arrow ofenvt, the web OF cnunnp H..
snaue Of talsehood, are not there Let man
then, "hatevcr be his trials and tolls. so ppid,
himself that he can, with an approving con.
science,
Wan the great teache death -
And what is HE Why is il Rugged With
fondness and yielded with reluctance! ISir n,
the pleasure it affords OF a tear of " those evil,
that We know not of" What il there in life
that W. should cling 10 il so iondly what ar.
its enj aymrnis do they over balance IFS palms,
Lea experience answer
-agS-
L most ancient and peatrnJle But-A French
Journal has "A tolerabe tough story about bet
killeI bv huntei ia the envirous of Inole
The lower par of ITS body /" 5 surrounded by a
sort of bracelet of the purPst gold. on which
were eng AVID tHose words Ma1ip. igg.
Gath ssot Gat p, Ing. CIR SeHoA, wliea We
may Interpret The grea Emperor Galha Con.
quar'd Gaui on 90 the 21th Aug 0st'-W neither
Cir StnoH stands for cacHm ScnoneS, OF not We
cannot say. A particular use was made ofbas
IN the ceremonies ofthr ancient aigurs but we
little dreant that one o. ,Gese birds was TO be
the hisi0 iaa OF Galba. The fame OF an Emperor
beneath the wings OF bat THIS bird must
have been tough saulof about Eighteen hun
dred years oli, at The time Of its death Tins
surpasses the opanlard's sautatIon
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zs.v. are derived from. tIrese souTces. ihis Is
b,ak = iich viii b. looked los Snh 'nierest
lie vas more titan four years Srb Aapts'h
Cook and MN Al the tiiue Of ms iaa 'sAe'"s
H. returned 10 ibis country sf'er the Anerica"
war. aud was the 6rst 10 propose voyage 10
thr n w. Coast HIS plan vas unsuccessful!
although he ur.ei Il HIRE aud Ia op'W ana
France H. thee proposed 10 travel lana
from Paris IT, Behring's Straits. thence :" anrr-
,ca ard across the Rocky Mountains. PROM 81
beris, however. be vas ordered back by the eur
pres. mud len destitute On the conhneS OF 70
i.nt whence he found his wayto Eglaai Be
az engaged by Sir Joseph btnks to III he 81 8
cascfies IN AFRICA, he went to Cairo, where, ga
1870. he fe. the FIST sacrifice ~ TIE cause oi
discovery in that quarter OF the world whrle 20
many enterprisins travellers have since tO.bw=
ed him to the grave
The following are the closing remarks 'ne
NortH American Review,
His Siberah ,urnal has been preserved ct
tire, and several letters written from bhs''dt i"
Mr. Jefferson aud other persons It's ceie"'a
euoey an women often Teprat"dt ana -
beautifully versified by Mrs. Barbauld, was writ
ten At YatkutsS, Ia Siberia. Inns Joalnd also
contains many curious remarks on the chdih :
ter aud customs of the Tartsrs, Is compared
with the American indians aid the south sea
Islanders, whom he had before seen M vailous
paris of the globe. His journals and letters
whe he was IN France and Spain are hardly
loss curious, containing observations on mcu ~
things often original aud always striking. lis
letters from Egvpi TO Mr. Jefferson aud the Sec
refarv OF the African Association, are equally
Characteristic His journal Of Cooks voyas ;
though not complete narrative abounds Ia i've.
ly descriptions and pertinent remarks; aud his
account Of Cook S death Is dlawn up with more
viyacity aud apparent truth, than any otner that
has BEEN polished II is believed thai the Pc
pers, tal<ea altogether, are worthy Of thu ctlDft
that has been made 10 rescue them from Oh,n
ION, and that the deiinratioh toy will ford ot
the character Of heir author Will not be uhac-
ceptahle 20 such readers as love TO contemplate
the workings Of an ardent mnd engaged III no
bie pursuits and encon ,ering with foiitade the
obstacles Incident TO great aud hazardous enter
prises.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
.4ttemti0m j! B,1gnNe.

At meeting ofCommissioned Officers attached to
the first Brigade of Delaware Militia, held at the
house of Thomas Mulford, in St; Georges on Satur-
day the 9Th of October, 1927, Brgader General
RICHARD MANSFIELD was called to the char-and
Captain JOHN SUTToN appointed Secretary:
The meeting aware Of their object in assembling,
and conscious of its being the wish of all Commits
stoned Officers of the Brigade, (and particularly of
those of the Volunteer Corps) that they shall NOT
only become an organized body, but one noted for
their military department, good discipline and tac-
tics feel no hesitation, in order to forward this
grand object, in adopting the following resolutions,
and requesting the particular attention Of the Bril-
gade to them, viz.
Resolved, That the volunteer Companies ofCaval-
ry, Artillery, Rihcmen and Light Infantry together
with the District Companies, attached to the First
Brigade Of Deia7oare Militia, be, and are hereby res
pectiully invited to meet at RED LION OLD
FIELDS, on Friday the 96th October Inst. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. fully equipped, to be exercised in Bat
talior.
Resolved, That the Commanding Officers Of Com
panies be requested TO give timely notice to their
respective Companies, of the proceedings Of this
meeting, and request their puncual attendance at
the time and place ofneeting.
RICHARD MANSFIELD, Chairman.
JOHN SurroN, Sec'y
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
sp DTSSOLUTTON.

TIE partnership heretofore supposed to exist uh+
der the firm of 8. Jackson and the People,' is this
day Oct s,) dissolved by the withdrawal Of the lat
ter from the concern. In consequence of which will
be disguised of at pyiaate sale number of articles,
such as wagon and several carts. with all their de
corations of hickory boughs. stages, lamps, &C. &c.
all in fine order for celebrating an election victory
and to be seen at the Orangemen's coat of arms in
Drayn1an's alley. Also, a large raw boned OK, in
tended for the above occasion to be seen at the ex-
Circus fotel--lf payment be rendered in yellodo pa-
per no questions will be asked besides the Land
lord viii dress ii gratis Also large flag used at
jackson head quarters at the late election, and in
tended for the celebrations and may be viewed at the
Steam boat or Custum-house wharf Also, 1jlah4
ttv Of Spanish segas appropriated to the use Of such
Adams-men as might survive the anticipated total
overthrow Also, the colt Jack, just as he came
from the late race, little hurt in his hind feet by
being pushed too hard on the sands of SUSSEX. And
to close the concern, the patent turning tacstings
shifting g. .fbbi1g machine, lately in our employs
either with or without the little that welas it.
Any persons having claims may present thens
as Usual td VANBuRENs
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Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
DELAU.ARE BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Delaware Bible Society will hold their abr
nhal Meeting at Newcastle, on Tuesday the 18th
Inst: at 10 oclock A. M Rev Thomas LOVE il
appointed to preach at the opening of the Meeting.
Oct. 4, 1927. e. ". GILBERT. Sec'u.
Entructs from The Minutes Of The DEL.at.aRE
BIBLE SOCIETY, Oct N, 1896
Whereas the punctuai attendance of the officers
and members oftbis Society, at the Anniversaries il
intimately connected with the vital interests bf the
institution and whereas, it is to be feared MANY of
our friends deprive us of their company through
mere forgetfulness, therefore;
Resolrsd, That it be earnestly recommended 10
all the Ministers of the Gospel within this County,
ON the Sabbath preceding the Sd Tuesday of Oclo-
ber Of each year, TO notify the people of the ap-
proaching Anniversary; and to request all the
friends of the Bible to give their continuance and aid
to this important institution atd to urge on all who
can conveniently, TO be present at its meetings: