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jiG 2 . UTHUli.il
Prom Puultont Daily Jdveriissr.
1 uo uot occupy any part of your
eolumns, for speculative or ihi'orelUmlLj
discussions; further than these cun,,,,,
lie applied to useful and practical pur
poses. My object, novr; is, to show
Intimate connexion Science
with Atmculture.
D
Mr, Poulhor,
Hint ilusbatiury drpenus on the aid ofj t
Science, lot* it* best principles ; which
direct me mechanical operations of
the farmer, to *1 course he would con
sume Ins labor »ad attention iu vain,
to discover. But when the way is
marked out by seieiuilio auxiliaries,
his exertion» „re lacihtuted, ami his
eiloil* applied in the most profitable*
as well a» prat Unable modes of ac
complishing Ins designs—Being a far
inée, failli as su Ii i address my bro
ther farmers,) 1 do not pietend to any
professional or deep knowledge of
seieutiUc pursuits ; hut have been
long seriously impressed with, and by
expel trace have been taught, the
Strong relationship between those
pui-sii t* and tlie practical employ
ment ot the Husbandman, k he .bsis
tiiin e derived from them. ,s out oi the
k ol the great mass of me tillers
of the soil ; ami must b„ „lfutdcd in
Agri, ulfueal St hooi* am! ua Expri i
Iiii'm .l i arms 011 whith principle»,
tail hi in sm ii »« hoois, are practical
ly proved : as well as ny the sli.nu
1 ,mis of premiums ami tiomiralile 11,1
liei*«; > „b ululeu Hi excite eiuui..ti«n,
and to 'ri> uti iuoivnni.il exertion. If
J',o mers would re, cive me instrudionv
ol M. 11 oi fi, irnee with a proper
Co .Vi lion, no if util
■Would lie ehrei! !ly ah riled; and
Conveyed in term» easily i ompiehend
Cl. Mivb lessons are now 111 gc. .
progress in iomgii eonutries; wher«
improv 'd mooes of firming are ii.d.s
gi n ni.
eil'lie
J'eu
ienlitie lessor
lily r>-q-tired : to e.iabh
pea
toris's to ed"eu;.U'r
tiny rspri'ic h, - i*.
ssmiuii* a 11.,,r.*
than
Botany ) egiii* to
UsCh.i loployo.em
that of mere eta»sdicati„ii. uU'i
SCXII il distill■ lions of
p unis. Very or.s uable pubh. n* oh*
tire In ".mbit, it ill medical bol -.iiy.
Bui il is earnestly to he desired, that
*iml! .1'e„>ii'.ivm s Si on d la* made m
A 11 uliura! Botany. To eure the
diseases to VM.i little liadlao race, nnr
the „ni l ,1s devoted 10 Us use. are
is eeriok.ly .. »tos! lamk.li,.
iint h»w mi: h more s,
lit .rbmg t .a
», j I ;
Jllll-hit.
Would In lur dev, lopmenl of propc.
ties in plains, iiecess ii-y liir the sup
i:y ment id man .not lit *1 r
Kh am Ireediilli flolo
P*' !l ■>■=
ÎI» Ilf*
tim mal dies ti,edi,*iil botany 1» ml
relieve? The
a •
iiie
eu! um to relieve? The < ;s nvery,
too. at new e-.i v.ienl plants iii'hgemms
in not* -ouutry, would lie. no iloiiln.
eie.seqoenee of 'his appileal 1011
li- t.iti; resi*.,r*ehea, vVno ,„111 tell
of
Vkelher of not mere may hi* some
other Imericun jiioil'i lion, rivaling
f I,,. I*,,| wnn-li now »upporis mil- l,
lii.e* „1 men ; ;.hh»ugli it- pv.-gu s
to its pr, simi p. ri'ei linn a d extensive,
Use. IMS been slow? Dow mm h d J
aii classes .! mell, uml p..i*ticularly I
10 hni.lpotoed
•
l
ti.i poor .»ml m,ess ; on-, oae
fn *1 (iron, hi ii'o n-.l .e, lois iuesti
liothle neu? i see ia m F.nglish pub
le al ion
ngi'li'il-loral lour thro'
Ili .liy parts nl Europe, that il in only
Hi this time of d.,y. that il h
ink mince.1 on I n* 1
I Ml
lieen
d ai d sterile
se ihe great body of the popo
lot inn of onr country ; and whose,, — j
cup., (ion >.* the f cmi.tioii of its safely ,1
A . I nh.i.ly ii.creasing pi ospecity
l*e ,*>s „1 tin* Appc*.mes, where the
iiibaoil ills subsist chi, Py
0 > v.besiuitH ; m i uben these fait,
ti,. i i-, mas of 1 h>* stirvi g pouiatixn
I- . .< > Ü down, ,0 lo r and mor„u I n<
the < ult.valed distriels of i useunv
lo *e> an:
V*. <• slniiibl nc ever tre iletul to a In
< f;, i it i'lovideaee. tl*al our lot is east
ill a collet I y win rein 00 such dep'ni
able neeevsilie* can i*xi*( ! Il is ; e
lieveii, that the numbei s of the spe
ties of agricultural ph nl ,, would no'
CX, eed a „ ore. How easy „ml how
iiiv .lii.ilil« lie 11. would lip the task of
lb ege e 1 r.d botanist, wi.o von
dev tc bimself to a branch if »ricin*,
so 1 ssential lo tio* insirm tion, and to
tin interests of Ilns'oimtnien. wlm
Cl> ,,
Sat Agii' illimisls eviitee a cordial
d>po*iinin to'•m*our„gc, and a earn in
das»', 1 , l•.•^•el»^■ msivuelmii from.
S<> h a eliaracter ,* and no do»' I ti ey
vdl be gi'nl ill* d. Demand for intel
le iiril, .s vv. ll as corporal ex riions,
aie y* produces them. tV'C.asioo,
pr,. ti * ,.Lh or himoraide, bring forth
men. who i> ilbn,it su li ruti, eiiients.
\v ,u,d not .qipear. Agrieultnr I se
lii'n »■»"■, and experiment ,1 form*
would goon i.ciiig f » ward the tateuls
-,ie>', in this must useful and tie
r> q,M
ee*s r, Ucitn : of B ,t..*;ieal S' lroee.
\nl iv »iliii.g lo he prodx 01* tire
some, i shall onln u*, and perli. p
eios 1 *, th's *ti ! j, i t in a following un>*
eoudens. » v;ew oi it.
AGUiUULA.
Dec. ibid.
11
in
MUaiSJlSJO
■Wednesday, December 22 , 1818 .
IN BEN ATE.
The Senate resumed the eonsidera
lion of the bill to enable the peuple ot
Alahauui territory to form a roust it u
him and state government, and for the
ulISB i (in 0 T bu< h state into the Union
«quai footing with the original
The bill prescribing the mode of
•tiling controversies between two or
more states, was read a second time
Alabama to form a eonslitotion, ^••|,
tue two hills Iron, the Douse o, Ue j
prcsetitalives, lor the relief ol widows:^^
ain) orphans of the militia, v, ill, some,
hit's of minor importance, were (lost-1
potied to Monday and 1 nesday next ;
and the hill for Hie more convenient
Organization of the courts ol the L.
status.
'Hie consideration anddineiission of
t hisbill was not ooududed in to day'»
silting.
Wednesday, Dee. 2 o.
The bill from the House of Repré
sentative» for the relief of Benner and
Death, and ilie lull making itppropri
„lions for the support of the Navy of
the U. States, fur its lîi, were received
and read.
S!
the iiill prescribing ilie mode o!.
settling controversies between two orj
more states, was read a second time. 1
The bill authorising the people of
Slate*, Ac. wan postponed to the hr l
Monday in January; and tin; Senate
adjourned.
IIOVSE or ncniESENTATIVES).
Mr. Butler of N. 11 . submitted a
motion to instruct the committee
pensions to enquire into the expedieu iy
y of so ameuumg tin »et of the las,
-, ssion of Congress, respecting He*«
uiionary IV..sinners, c.s to emliraee
*u, li soldiers as enlisted or rngagcu
for a less term than nine months.
..in! at the request of the commanding
• dicer or o'iirers. continued mid . oui
I, ted nine mouths or more actual
•erviee, . t any ore period 01 the w ,r.
Ami, on the question to proceed to
me considérât ion of this motion, ii
was decided in the negative.
The engrossed hill making ap
,t opi i.ilso'is tor the naval sorviee of
be L. Stales tor llu* year 1 * 11 ); anti
1 he engrossed hill for the relief o
iliiHri kroner and Noth. SI. ileal!,.
• ere read a third time, passed, am,
-.•nt to the Senau for concurrence.
The claim is of the rate of 1785 .
na is founded on an award ol com
• iss oner* iiiitlioriz. il, by resolution,
of Congress, to examine the rlaim
ol Tend. Francis, Comfort Sands ami
,ilhcl*, then late >. outran ovs forth
moving i-riuy, and of Comlini Sam *
and others, then lute emitrytrtors fm
iiie moving -, etny, and of t omba,
Sands and Co. then lute contra-, to, -
IIOVSE or ncniESENTATIVES).
Iiecember. 22.
cy
pi
1
1
,
g,i
>•
■
deprndeiieicK, for damages siiBtairieo
i'or tor post of West I'oint «nt! it
l, J thein, troin the late S iperilltemt
"o' 1,1 Finances having failed to make
W'd the stipulated payments, und
J tVouv bis having withdrawn the eon -
I ""D 8 . The award w as III 17 »« re
hni.lpotoed by the Am.itot of the Tee:
ury to lie finding o n t „ ,1 * 11
States, to the amount of .>.>,075 did
tats loi ihe first company, and fi.G 28
• aillais for the lust me.,tinned
l ,wi if*
Ihe iloeuments
iwar was loutnii-d,
the lious,, and were all read through.
tt hen the reading ol'lltedoeu cuis
was Imished, me entier part of the
day bad been consumed.
The ■ oitin icee then rose, obtained
leave to s,l again ; -ini
The House adjourned.
Washington, Dre. 2 . 7 .
Mr. Anderson, of ky. is appointed
a member of the committee of For
Hclatbins, iu the place of Mr.
Allen, oi V 1. resigned.
Mi. Poindexter repoi ted. from th<
oiiimiltee of Publie Uauds, u hill to
extend for Hie term of twelve mnotli*
the lime 1,(lowed to.!. J. Dolour, ,V
h s uMocisies, of \ evay. Inn, for
completing the payment for the laud*
— j » 11 re linse 1 1 by them iron, the U. S.
,1 Do (his liiil an.se n debate, will h
?|wbolly occupied the House until sIi.
usual hour of adjournment ; :n the
Cooi'se of which, tin* bill was so a
,0 »de !» as to m<ikr ihe extension lor
*ix ius <*.,d of twelve e.ioiil lis.
Tin* question on ordering the bill
to a third reading having been taken
by Yeas and Nays, was decided in
the affirmative : Y, as 77
on which this
w, re also before
Py
n<
of
to
Tlgtl
in
ey
se
tie
Nays 67 .
Ami the House -adjourned.
IN SENATE
Tuesday. Dee. 2 i>.
Mr. Sanford presented the Memo
i ial of till* New York Society I'or
icttmoting the manumission of sl.,v< *
and protecting auch «f them as hav,
hern or may lie liberated, which
read and referred to a committee
the subject of slaves.
tire
p
un>*
wa
rn,
On motion of Ji/r. Noble, it was
Resol »eil, I hot the fc- rotary of
11 »Treasury liedireeted loi-) holme
the benote imormntioo ret live to ihr
eject ef the art to suspend lor a Im»
iled lime the sme nr fur enure "i
the lands, of the IStli of A pi it las'
upon the receipts into tlie Treasury,
ami the prolintile elî' el of continuing
in force the a,*t aforesaid for ont* y tv r
with a eomlilion that if the purchaser*
iiltiplete their payments mi nr liefoir
the expiriiinii of the period al'on s ■!■!.
interest shall only 1» reijairod or.
the instalments dot*, lioill the tin e
thill they heroine i ue uni I paid.
After post polling some oilier busi
ness. the
Senate adjourned tu Monday next.
•
House til' lieiiresenthtives.
Mr. Foin dexter, from theeommit ce
(>1| i> nlllil . ija(l( j 8t I (.ported a lull snp
.d-mentarv to the act admitting ihr
ol ilil( ,, lu . Union* w. i. ii
^ fwie|> ,, ||d ( . u ,„ m j lr ,/).
Ou I.ion of Mr. ». Smith, the
commuter of flats and Means were
■linsirueied to require into the exp«».
oi anthorismg. by low. the Lou..
l(i ,; So|ier # , n ,„. lo
j #|( A , jf , c# ,. u „,* llu , , (lll „, ," t B
sl , V( . p(|1 t „ receive the gen
( ,. n)ll[> „, „„ hinds which are
((| , m g|)W fo ; tho n0Hi , aJtu , elll „f
l(ip
0^ m u 0 f yj,._ j»;,},jj < the com
llllU(>) . m| i{ oa d s ami Uaiials weie in
structed to enquire into the exredieney
of completing the Hoad from Cuiii-lK'
beriand to Wlieeli'ig. |
tin motion of Mr. Pleasants,
11av.1l < ommittee were instim ted
enquire into tin* propriety of author |
i-aing, by law. the purchase of the;;'™
ouinnber, particularly live o,.k, ne,
iy for imm.ii. g iwe'nly sloops of other!
s,o„il vessels of war.
irausarl.
1
l.mroln, the!"
eommitiee on Indian Alfair» was in-!
strueled to enquire into the exjiedien-j
cy of providing,by law, that it he the
duty of'he «ev.rn'l publie agents eui.l
pi -yod by toe United Stales
husincss with the
On motion ot Mr.
1 i'n*» to old ,in all the information in
1 heir power relative to the population,
, miniers and eii-loms, hisimy, lau
g,i grs, ,.-i* any other ; hing peculiar to
aid Irili**», am! report the saint* an
mally lo the b**i retury of War. ""
On mol mu of Mr. U igr. toe com.
oiiUee on 1 * usioi s and Beyolutiim iy
Claims were it,,iruete.l to enquire are
no vhe exprd eii, y of making com on
.»•usai lull to keulieii Cul'uiln. for
>• »Is am other supplies, furnished.
•v the aiitimriiy of iieo. Wnshingtnti
o toe expedition under the conn
if t ol. Arnold, at tin lime it us, c
■ oe Kciioclu*. k river, in i;
ili '.t the do, ijinents loewneded by do
,'laiiii. ois be referred to the
••ooiniikee.
tin motion of Me. <'<>!,b. it w;n>
Besoivcd, Thai (tie Fresidnil nt
tin* l . Mt nés lie requested to cours* 1
lie laid lief«re this'll iigc. if in |,i
ivhi
;u
ilie
mien
1. amt
»IS
i,
miies
of the « oi re-poiuieii e, il any, between to
the D p riment of Wur ami tlm
(.inveriiur of (ieorgis, in answer to
the letter of Hie Inker to the former, r,
dated on the first of June in the pve
eommuiiicaled to ties
opinion the same should tint he iimnn
sisleul wiih the publie interest.**
sent year,
House on the 12 th inst, and also
com-currespondctiei, if any, between tue
Department ul War, nnd General
Vudrew Jaeksen, in answer to the
letter of till* laker, of the date of
7 lh May, lhl8. als , ciimniiinicated to
this Mouse en ihel2th instant.
And the House adjourned to Mon
day next.
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I'rom Ihe H u
e ' *:,'on City G.iztilt
December 21.
ïîllClk 8 A) ITS.
T!io crew of a Spanish Iranspoit.j
wiki 2(5 men, hound !r, 111 U,„!i/. ii
h"ii >, mutin, (I aid carried the
a ! to the Patrints at Buenos Ayr,
and judging from the ace,,m is of lo r
OJicer* . r,d row. the rest of the 1 x
p diiioo, con-islmg ol ten vessels, arc
not mu. h b, tt> r disposed to the eau-e
of Ferdinand, lie have given tin
translation of this eiccnmstain-e near
iy entire, from a late Buenos Ay reau
paper.
Ves
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[Translated for the Washington
G. -zette,]
l'rout Die Î ,uctuts vltjrcs Gazi/Jc.
September 2. 1818 .
After Spam hav.ng kept all Europe
in a oi flirct* >mrs ar.xii»i^,
respn ling h'*r ,'Xaggemted expedition
she lias finally been enabled to send
out a succor of only 2900 men, undei
the command of a lient, colonel ; and
the transports convey ed by a man of
war; and if we are to infer any thing
from the exlrunrdiqury success of
the ship Trinidad, which
„nr harbor with 2U0 soldier*. Iirside
'!'<* crew und officers as to the ten»
tier of the men who
.
I'or
*
is now
in
1 (impose Ihi
armainem, little ran he expected from
I heir servi« es. The (art,
rn,
jeeoriling
to tho declarations taken,ibuslulious
The «erjeanfs R. ÂTatinê*, F. Mo-'drr
onil V. Quintana. am! tim
por .,1 J. so Velum*«, liefere sailing
Cadiz, formell the design of ex
uiuiinj, and if successful to
ren«-.
min
• nmga
pat into our port. During the voyage
alien eotnmtl'iieating this project to
thrir eomrades with cunning arid se
.sy,lhey found the minds of their
Mow soldiers ripe lor revolt, in
|i.v. 5 degrees N. they parted from
(heir enevoy. and having crossed the
.me w.tli 'iil meeting with any other
vessel nl the exprnitinn. tiny eame
to a dcu iiJ.iimtion to carry into elfe, t
I heir p, elne laled plot, on the - 5 th
of July, in the execution ot which
il.ey found an obstinate resistance m
the Captains D. G. Miranda and i).
M Fm uti ; also the first adjutant 1 st i
heul. *.nd what w IS still Worse, they
*'''<* •»? >»erjcm.t and two
M who rather. „an he ear
, " mI <•" J>«i'iots, determined to
,' ,Jt " l " ll,t ' tmigaaine, am;
•*'"* "i* Vt ' 8 ' ,,i ? ,!l >' , " u ' i "r r -
therefore, or (hen* own security.
were obliged to destroy them, to pee
I' 1 "! ,M ' m K 1,s
*• •' «s lor (he..* own security, were
apnoint;to destroy them, to preveni
„f'lheir plan being frostrated, as well es
for their own smrily.
Immediately alter thus mwkmg
then selves master of the vc«.*|. they
order, u the captain to steer for Him
111,8 Ayres, where they arrived safely
«»bom any material occurrence in
Rl''' Ua Tlal». »' therreekof Barra
1 ''* 0,1 Die -«* *» A "K
| Dur supreme government has e
tbe'trrminn! to receive with open arm*. |
tnjlbesc men, "ho, in Rat'd with lb*
| vexations and iii.jnsli- e of their king.
the;;'™ unwilling to lie a complices i
essa-j''is'y runny , or la hr hound by ties
which they rnusitlsi _broken l,y tin
jnmni.esl violation ol all the duties
»■ T
the!" 11 ' 11 ought lo enunrei the moimren
|l*'' suhjn t. |
' v, ' !»'h've 1 at very soon the j
Spanish nation will i Up nt ii'un.t. u-djiU
!rl «If raced Ferdinand kno*.jf„be
toi'kal the project of re »uhjug.liii;*
Indion!regions . as unjust as riiido- *
the deluiit ited and auei nt men ■
1
1 "I' 8 5 lrn:;i whose had udmini'IP-i'iO ;
arise i'ootinuit) wars.
to ' have besove os a letter from o
' have besove os a letter from o
royalist at tiim* . a*idre: s'd to one ot
"" eerresjiondrnls in tin i*e;iinsula.
11 hdter oute in \vh r.ii In* s
" Uimid
are in the gvean s* i.istcss • ml run
on ne,omit nt (tie so -
i'ln se A
TIC.IO
wars 1..
ivhi ll we have ta i n involved f,,r so
many years, without having lawn ..Lie
;u irauqnib'/.H the iusurgi n* y ... tie
provin-es, in spite of ail ti e trim
•eat fro.11 t.'iidiz ;
<
. i.Cas;
f.ir when they are
partially piit do an in mie'piu t* tin y
rise in iimüher, vviii, 1. }i.»»
ilie lives of so many S
»1 -
ailla, (is, ill i
vcim quite in fespaii*; ;m
i, a v'ili never a ..yin be what it Ii ,s
licet:, even if it was tranqnihz,»ml
those who have eel, ill -led on getting
fortunes here will hereafter lie tiis q,.j
puintrd, (hey masi now slay in (fair!
unlive country ; there is uolhiog now
to he here "
So says a royrdi-t ; und it, is very
well known that not hing les* 11 ..
r, ' a * conviction of tin* fuel muh', Lav
l 1:11,a*
i ulueed him to employ this langoa; < |i
-so sav- a nivalis.vim v>r t; s at
1 istra'iie from the tiie..tvi* of v.. i, „1
I limn, where leal* can tot be supposed
10 have any agency i, prodiu iog
ttiese inelanelailly impressions 0*1 the
d.licted rpanik'd, IE,a can re t!, n
be Hsloniiliml that tin* penimailae
Spaniards, (hut i-a tho .0 of the lowest
lass sut h news «annni be known, nor
! be imposing altitude of tin* pair, et
luvermiiciits of Suntli Amc-i. a.
heir repented victories ov> r the liest
European troops)-— Slow can we Ion
Willi lier that H y resist being the
, (l apliees of a f. r.ous and torie.ea.l
dug monarel:? l*',,r »bat greater proof
,n m.ti us b ve of the iiiipnteni e of
'V i.,iii in the present struggle, tho;
the desertion of a frigate Iront this
xpedilion to encounter so much per
Hup,
am:
'
r
x
in
:
d ?
The crew of the Trinidad relate a
uinstance worthy of remark, pn
Doug to the sailing peril ?
The crew of tin* Trinidad
«irr
relate
worthy of remark,
«sue
a circumstance
previous to the sailing of the
lilion from Cadiz.
! he Court de Ahisb.tl, in harrang
ing ihe expedition before their
Imrkution, observed, ih.'.t lie did
ib.iihl that limy (the troops) would
revenge the injuries sustained by the
liest i.f kings! when two grenadier*
stepped not ami said, in a firm tone,
'hat they were unwilling to go to
South America,
the reason they reply«*!
we have hud no pay for six months"
tor which they were instantly ordered
to lie executed.
This bloodshed proves the tormen'
„f the ten< emus count and bis master,
that the dis'-ontent of the armv It:;
re idled its heighth ,* and thaf only
,,yar ran prevent a munilestation of thi
^utvmnl disgust, and oppression
of
of
cm
not
They wer» asked
•* Beenus
in
Ihi
ut;.
Mo-'drr which the Spanish nation
groans.
Free Ammen offers asylum foi
the unhappy Tenirisulars, and the i
trepid free mon of the Trinidad hav '
new
IP
shown thetr countrymen the way tu
escape the ignominy and dégradât hie
of the L'astiiian—once so illustrious.
hut now so degraded. V.e
though the medium of a nolile feeli
making efforts to suceur these
brothers, that they shall not it pent
their undertaking. .Spaniards, wiih
sueii a character us we hold, you do
not accelerate oki* cause !
A inciting has been held at the
Bank Coffee House, in New York,
by a r.iimher of res[iertah!e citizens,
i for the purpose of raising a suhserip.
limi in purchase a piece of plate I'm*
Mr. Wiltshire, of Mog.-dore, in Me.
ra. ro. as a testimony of respect for
I,is humane conduct to American
aptives, pat uclarly to llilev mid
"•«* lu.!y
muht is very justly entertained res
po,.,!,,g the rurte. inoss nl some parts
„I his narrative. We have repeatedly
urge,! the necessity of having a reg
p* table consul at Mogmlore,
s buy. in order to provide for no.
S„ii,i,eri slnpwreehed on the Arsis
|"last ,* hui our system of economy
seem, to oppose 'this mes sure, mu',
.therefore, wt* must continue to lie
j"i«l**Ut to the Kindness of Mr. W ilt
|*bue. win» is the ileitis» ,-ot»wi»l, ami
| .vnh-b eamml be more suitably
jkoowledged than by the testimony
**ow contemplnteil.—[.V«t. Mr.
iiPt?,
-UI:;
nnv
This is » very judicious
-tep, and the i-ommemlniious In stow
ed on Mr.
iv ills!.ini by U'apt. k b y
d » rveil, although min i,
with is
ne
l-'rnm the Tos.' n (mzellt, Ike. 21.
Coloiiel TmmbtiU's I'niutinz _I Ids
sp ,*ndi,l
from ..ml Hull, (.1 the regret, we
| lear. ol many oi onr citizens, though
j limn*,; rid* In.ve ev.-,iled themselves of
u-djiU opiioeiniiity of viewing it. it U
kno*.jf„be pot up in the in, Il ol t'migres»
!odi/jig the umulh of January ;
*
,. 1 :• .» •*,
p . 101 mg has been remove.!
und,
im -riitt, •smy proi, ildy !«* ex
ut I'iiifadelphia for a week
or two. The re, tip.'s. for the three
weeks in w - i h ii has been exhibited
a ti
;
o
muie! Hall, aro ns follows:
(i.i.i 00
.l.v '1 75
F 1 Si \v i*k,
S ■ o.hl week,
Til,l*d week,
TolM,
17(11 25
GthfLS PoiCcU*
ê
No. 88, Market si'eet, intending to
< haege i is busines, oners for sale his
.stuck of go»,is cheap consisting ol clollis
i.Cas; oers a d rvinly n 1 :te cl U*.es »! v: it.
-us de-ti !|ii:»rs. which lit will sell«',
reduced pi ices, for HASH only.
THUS!', persons already indebted will
please to make iminc .ia'.e payment,
: . - ;i /
-
,iS J ktv Castle
WIN i HR EVrAm.!Si;Mr.NT,
A lour horse I'nst Conch will leave , 1 't:
Eine t:ol I any moi ni,.g, al
o'clock, tor I'lnl.idelp' ia,
' eaeociv's sig'i of ilie :svvan,
North 1 bird street, every mornia . at
nine n'cioc ., lor ITiimiugtun and New
ill alt , run m conjunction
with the i-iover S!u„e.
J. £r\ TI». .Janvier.
tmo.
Union
|i !a |( | ssi e R lit
d *lr.
n
of
Cus.ie ;
Dec. 2
1813
N ii 1 lie Si»gc wall stop at Mr. Jo
seph Gilpin'» lint VV'iliiiingion. going
Hup, every morning, vvheie passengers
can taae seals.
Woodland
Ft Hi * V J ,F.
Tobe soldai Public Vendee, on Thurs
day the 7 lh of January, 1319 . at the
llmuse of Cmrlord Lockwood, inke, per,
in Smyrna, 285 acres ol Earn!. 222 oi
which is woodland, with While Oak,
Slack Oak, and Spanish Oak ; the rt ■
mainder is clear, vvf h two dwelling In *
ses. This land is situated in Appoqn.iu*
Hundred Newcastle County, »laic
a
nun
of Delaware ; within 3 miies ot Smyrna.,
and the same distance 10 ihe thick store,
landing on Duck Creek, which is 5 miles
below the head of the creek, and c:ear
o. all the Shoals ; from the Ih n
to !M iiadclphu is a sale and excellent
navigation. The situation ot tins land
makes it very valuable to any person
wishes to purchase Woud-l-ang. to cut
down, for Timber of all kinds : a great
quantity of Spanish Oak b„ x can ht.
The terms will be
to
thi
sioic
Ii
got off the 'l imber,
as follows, viz:
Two thirds of the purchase money to
be paid on executing ihe Deed, the re
mainder may lay over 12 months at the
option of the purchaser, with interest
and Security. Any person wishing to
view the Land, will please to call on
JOHN DENNING, Merchant Smyna
An indisputable title will he made
'o the purchaser.—Sale to commence
,t 10 o'clock, A. iM.
Smyrna, Dec. 19 , 1818,
5 t.
ut;.