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TOL. L.

Huzza tits Trenton !--Hark, that cry
That shrek of death The pickets die
A foeman's trump is pealliug high
His drums are rolling furiously.
Con On we conquer or we de-
Was Washington's resounding cry,
And glorious was the glad reply,
The shout of" Death or Victory.'
o, Charge on The strife is Ger,
Swell, swell that burst Of joy once more
Shout it to every sea and shore,
The morning song of Liberty.
Millions, mid tyranny's alarms,
Shall start to hear that music's charms.
And shuoting thousands chime in arms,
To rival Trenton's chivalTy.
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From The PHILADELPHIA Union.

from inc f1HztQdeI17f1 Cnl0ns
Oh, weep not for those, who have sunk to their rest
In the blaze of their martial renown
Whose spirits have fed to the realms of the blest
Whom the laurels of martyrdom crown;
Oh, weep not for those who have fled to the bourne,
Where the dust of their forefathers sleep!
Whose relics repose in the rude lettered urn,
Or bleach on the shores of the deep.
Weep not for the dead; the dead cannot hear
They feel not the sting of neglect;
Their spirits have scared to their native sphere
They need not the tear of respect
Weep not for the dead, but weep for the brave
Who wander, foflorn and distressed;
Whose sun has declined to the verge ofthe grave,
Who freeze on IngratitudeIs breast!
BOSTON BARD.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the establishment
of the AMERICAN WATCHMAN, has barely time IN
the present number, to present himself respectfully before
his old friends the patrons Of this paper and the pubc
nm whom he socts that share Of favor which he VIII
endeavor to deserve.
Its deemed uperHuous this time, when the aim and
design of Periodical Publications, and especially OF News
covers are SO well understood to enlarge upon their utl
tv suffice it therefore say that the columns of the
American Watchman will embrace every topic common
or proper for Public Journal, viz Articles on Agricu-
fare; Arts and Sciences; Manufactures Morals ana HIS
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An abstract Of the proceedings Of the Congress of the
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states to the Legislatures thereof shall be recored to-
rether with so much of the Legislative proceedings OF
each State as may be generally interesting.
The Politics of the Waterman will be purely american,
and in strict accordance with the Semocracal Republican
institutions of country "Ih is Victor without VI
,ce and so long decency and candor guide the pen
NE columns of the Waterman shall be always free and
en for the fair investigation of the pretenons OF candi-
dates for public offices; of public men and public mea-
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have heretofore characterized, at the same time that they
have disgraced too many of the presses OF our country
but the truth, unvarshed, shall at all times be earessy
fold offend zvho ay;-and while the need OF applause
shall be Justly conferred upon the faithful servant OF the
people, the lash of will not be withheld from the
fraitorous delinquent public defauiter.
The fair daughters of Columbia though last mentioned,
not least in our estimaon shall not be passed by unre-
rarded A portion of columns shall occasionally be
de ysn 1s % '''''t JAMES WILSON.
Communications and ESSAYS from correspondents will be
gladly received and we hope they will enrich the col
umns of this paper with their lucubrations. they may
confidently rely the most nviolable secrecy with re-
gard to their productions and the utmost candor IN dec
ding on their merits. !,
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THE WATCHMAN.

The late proprietor of this paper earnestly
speedy settlement Of arreages that he may be enabled
to Justice to ALL with the least possible delay and real
who have business with him are requested to call at his of
fee, of Second and French Streets the Eastern
door, the French-street side.
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.aRHET STREET, WILATINGTO.N, DEL
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, l MARCH, !

Den bore him out in fish
Or vat else you wish
But vurst you must smear him vid crease
Wedder vid lard or putter
Tis not ov much matter
Und you'll Wind him gone off vid crate ease
Fal de raj SC. Sc
Den vid wagering und hauling
Und bulling and maulling
You must pring him into yite sticks
Vch lay out in state
On poard or blate
Und de paIy quits viii pc quite vixed
FaI de raj &c.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The subscriber having obtained letters of Administration
the estate of the late DR. George Monroe late of the bo
rough Of Wilmington, in the county of Newcastle and
of Delaware, deed unadninisered by Jemima Monro,
his former Administrative, also decd requests all per-
sons indebted to the said estate make immediate pay
men and all those who have demands against it. to present
them early practicable duly authenticated for settle
ment, to GEORGE JONES, .4dnl'r.
Wilmington Feb IS, 1892 I-6t
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IRON ORE.

offer for sale liberal credit, of the most extern
siye and rich beds of Iron in Maryland with never
falling stream of water running through it; sufficient to
adjoining Contiguous thereto thousands of owprced
pine lands afordng the greatest abundance of wood for
fuel 1t is situated in Worcester county Md on the head
of Nasseongo creek, the road leading from Snowfall tn
Salisbury miles from the former and IL from the latter
place. This from actual testing is found TO be very
good, easily raised, and vastly abundant, if not nexha
be This bed of ore for century, has been in con-
temptation be worked, but certain rights not extn.
lgushed which is done and nothing but the want of
funds induces the offer of Sale To facilitate SALE
one half of the purchase money will be taken in Domestic
merchandise For further particulars apply to Joseph
Hutchinson Esq Postmaster, Snowh who is authorized III
my absence to sell the above property. ....
Feb. IS, 1922 13-4tp THOMAS r. HANDY.
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P0EITC.aL SELECTIONS.

SONG.
OF an Oh D DUTCH B.aLLLY-G UTS MAKER
Take bot, or kittle
Not too pig, nor too leetle
Und de inshide wild putter vel smear
Und bour molasses derein
Halde de way up to de prim
Und set him on de wire mid care
Fal de raj ri del tum Ii
Fal de raj ri del tom ii.
Und let him simmer and pile
Put leetle vile
Put vurst but in sboonvul fylour
To make de paily-guts hot.
Ginger but inSde bot
Und den let him pile halde un hour
Fa de raj sc. &c.
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From the Statesman.
BYRON.

From the Statesman
BYRON.
" Ills soul is dark as Ere5as.n
Satan his harp to Byron gave,
And said" Go, sweep it we'll;
Thy throne, the murdcrer's rocking grave
Thy theme, the feats Of he'll
"The place Of SOULS thy home shall be-,
Thy bed the couch of shame
Plunge in polution's putrid sea-
There build thy hope of fame.
i" To misery's child new misery add
Tell him no pardon's given
Drive, drive the shuddering sinner mad
And break his hold on heaven
"Sweep, sweep the Tyre to goddess themes
For vice chaplet Irvine
Of horrors be thy waking Dreams
OF horrors that are mine
oOf agonies in hell that rise
Of darkness that is felt;
OF Keeling worlds--of sund'ring skies
Ofterrors yet unspelt
ozark be the picture-let no light,
Not one dim ray illume;
Dark, dark, as nevcr-ending night
AS self-destroyer's doom!
"Man's hope, mans peace for evermar-..
Eclipse religions sun;
Tread out Salvation's golden star
And see thy work zvei done %
He sad-his Iordship took the Tyre,
And swept the strings along;
While Satan stole from heaven the fire
And tun'd the goddess song
BOSTON BARD.
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NOTICE.

All persons who have demands against the estate OF
.HENT3Y w. PHYSICR, late of the borough of Whining
ton formerly of Cecil county, in the state OF Maryland
deceased are requested present their accounts duly at
tested for settiement and those who indebted TO the
said estate either by bond note, otherwise are desired
60 make speedy payment to BENJAMIN FERRIS, ;
administrator Nth the will arileaed
Wilmington, 1mo 81, 1922. o-om ort
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TO the Citizens of Newcastle County

tits common report and fully believed by some, that
Yosenb Gill of Oak Ill., on certain night not long since
at the house of Thomas Springer, Innkeeper, did ae
Knowledge himself LIAR If otherwise let him reply
by publication. - .o,oA ffiehu 10 ifu''
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A FARM for SALE.

Pursuant TO the last zH and testament Of Charles Thomas
deceased, The subscriber 4W cer at PUBLIC sale, on
Thursday the 4 day April ne2t at the house q Jon Cr01O'
IN the town of Ne~casf-4 F.3R'H 70'h NE puT'e0nceS
Situate in Dragon neck, Red Lion Hundred Newcastle
county and state of Beaware containing about 240 acres
of which about l40 acres arable70 acres OF Wocd
handsome Apple Orchard of acres and the residue a@
The above Farm is about mile and half from an excel
lent landing on therver Delaware 1t is highland healthy
handsomely situated, commanding fine view OF the river
Delaware. tits nearly opposite the Peapatch, en- wnch
posed routes of the Delaware and Chesapeake canal me
woodland consists of the best tmber and the arabic LAND
is of an excellent quality and part of it well setin clover
Feb %, 1892 1876 CH4RLES THOMAS, Er'r
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nav their subscriptions in advance before the first OF
June or DeenJe and fur Dollars to those who do ;-a or
before which time fa subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention. non compliance
with these conditions to be considered engagement
for six MONTHS and no paper will be discontinued without
fuflment of them except at the option of the editor
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

lost from the Baltimore Union Line stage coach the
Cd Instant box addressed to Robert Buchanan of j.
Henderson, Howard street, Baltimore; containing 1900
sheets of notes of 2 2 and so cents of the Bank Of the
state of Tennessee. The printed geographically
with wood cuts for vgnettes The above reward will be
paid any person who will give such information will
lead to the recovery of the said box and its contents.
MURRAY, FsfLR.N.ayN, g Co.
Philadelphia, Feb. 90, 1922. 143t
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DIVIDEND.

The President and Managers Of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Turnpike Company have this day declared
dividend of three per cent the stock of said company
for the last half year, which will be paid to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, after the 10th ns
by Edward Tatna, Treasurer. BY order OF the Board
JAMES PRICE, Sec'y
E,obrror,, Atb,tQ3o 9--9t
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nIssOLuTION coz PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing under the Firm of
William Poole and Co, is by mutual consent dissolved,
since the 3lst day of the 18th Month, 1921.
Those having any demands, Will please present their
sccounts to William Poole.
WILLIAM POOLE
JAMES CANDY
JAMES CANDY Executors Of
MERIT CANDY, Samuel Candy jr
Brandywine, ID mo. 9TH 1922, 9-lf
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WOOL.

On Thursday morning. the 9TH March, at ii o'clock pre-
csey at the Auction store, No "a, south Front street,
Philadelphia, will be sold,
ia Bales Washed Wool,
of superior quality. Terms at sale.
IDS, r 81 WI LiFffVfCoAl g e0 sa"e re-
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

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the office of the Watchman.
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Eaucation.

HNIE subscriber will resume the teaching
y business, on Monday, the 7ih Of the
next month, in the hnnsc he formerly oecn-
pied aud which is at present occupied by {.
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plesidfH Monroe, - The following anee.
dote of lhls Distinguished patriot and stal,ss
man. j. related in u note 10 ap Grafton d.
Jjyered at the request Of the Franklin
dialeclr society, Of Georgetown on lbe
Alb Of july 1894, by William NJ. steuari
II is fact knowp but 10 a few, that u
short lime preyious ~ The attack OF the
British upon New Orleans, Wien every
exertion was pakipg 10 provide for the
brave troops called IN its defence, with
The necessary ammunljops and provisions,
bills on the government by the western
contractors for near S200,O00 were pro-.
tested
The cashier 0f the Park of -, call
led on Mr.. Monroe, lhen Secretary Of Was,
and advised BIN Of the Necessity OfimmG-
diately returning fhen. The Secretary
egtreaird him that they might be detained
a fey days, ~ the EVIDENCE vi their non
payment would he productive Of the most
rHinoas consequences but the cashier was
inexoyable, MS in the event of disappoint-
ment he woald be ruined, aud his bank
would be answerable, Most men would
have ceased here, and believed they had
officially dopc their duty. Not so Mr..
Monroe with tears in hjs eyes, to use
the words Of tie CASHIER he beseeclled him
10 the name Of his country, to retain the
bills few days and he pledged Lis honor,
his personal credit and bis property as
James Monroe, that the bills> should be
paid. The pledge was arceptSd, aud the
western hanks Immediately adSsSed TO
charge thu Bank Of, with the AMOUNT.
What the cashier would not 90 for the
Secretary Of War, he did for DANES Mon
roe Cor he felt confident thtre Was no
danger in trusting 10 the word Of IN hon.
est man.
Tine pledge was duly redeemed, and by
tins act OF public virtue, the credit Of go
yernment was reinsatsd; the exertions OF
the contractors were rtdoubled and The
br.ge freemen orth.e West being provided
with munitions Of war, mere enabled 10
reach New Orleans in time to repei the
bloody invaders of their country, and gain
for themselves an Immortality Of fame.
..aleT' Herald
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Learning bears the Sums relation to tall
fals that charcoal doe. 10 fire. II is the
elaborated product Of mnd. but without
mind II is useless. iol must warm il t.
make il aparA!e, aud dissolve !. to feel III
benefits
Learning il, therefore, separated from,
and en- no more bt identified with genius,
than basket Of coal on the shoulders If 4
coalhea,er can be identified with or as
simulated To the elcettic fires Of heaven.
Thus, i, Is Obvious, thai learning my
oppress. The mind has It's apartments Is
well NJ the body, aud both may be over
crowded. II the muscles are relaxed bY
pressure, and the erect form Gilman sloofis
when II II imposed upon--uhat il there 10
preserve the elasticity of ~ oirroadcd IN
trlleets what 20 preserve the regularity u
A mud IN confusion
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without one original idea fits own. And,
rs the most sngacious anelionecf must re
quently be puzzled 10 find, in such pro-
mlscupus society, The article which hc
seeks, and places his baud on Canton Grape
when he Is in quest nj brussels Lace-so
lie most nboriotls reader finds that he has
filed his mind, il is true, but br has forgot
ten on ~ hal shelf of his intellect he has pla..
red a particular idea.
And asihe auelioneer pIaaIcd, must taxa
down and expose many ARTICLES before he
discovers thr right one which peradyeD-
Iore b. shall not discover 81 all 80 with
the learned man he bring at a loss for
that learning which applies, shall make an
nsclass and gandy dpplay Of the furniture
OF llie mind, and relying on thu thought Of
others, and not daring to think for him
aell, hr shall add nothing IL the stock OF
human kDowledse resembling allogethse
a cistcJn, but b. 40 means a spring.
fChoie8tqn Courier.
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mo. 90.

piness, and lauguor, bent 10 the earth ~
whit have undergone, ny scnsiIiluy :
lone could supply me with strength SUI: :
Gent 10 address YOU.
aGondeaccnd, Sir. 10 aecep' dis feehie
| ell'lrt of my gratitude. II has beea Id
at The feet Of the Almighty and beliets
me, il has beeu presented with the SAM
! sincerity to you, Sir, aud 10 your illuaisi
Gus sosereigps. by their august aud aila-
tafy Intervention, as by your owe, q s0li "a
restored 10 me, 20 whom my life was b
taehed. ! have the 5Neet assurance, bat
my VOWS for my protectors are heard by
Heaven, 10 whom they arr ardeptly Offer
Ell. srg, Sir they viii produce their elliert
before the dreadful and last tribunal. nhere
| indulge IN The hope tint We shall buth
appear together; you II receive the le
eompensc of your virtues; myself hal Il
my sgilfringa, ! will raise my VOICE tiuls
the imposing tribunal. | will call Tor tlles-
sacred registers, ia which Your humanity
vii be found recorded. will may that
blessings may be shoHefed on Your head.
upon him who, ayailng himself OF fine nos
hlest privilege received from God.--a lir
yilege no other than divine has changed
misery iptq happiness, has withdrawn III.
sword liphi the innocent head, pnd reator-
ed the Wofhest of SONS 10 the most ten
der and unfortunate of mothers.
Condcsecnd, Sir, 10 accept Ills just IRE
butte Of gratitude due 10 your ,irtuous sen
timenls, Preserve this tribute, aud may i
- down 10 your posfrfity ae testimony
ofyonr sublime and exemplary benrlicenec
n stranger wbdse mutton Was ut W.T.
with Your own, but Nhose iender affections
has npl been destroyed ly war. May thus
tribute bear testimony 10 my gratitude
long after the hpnd that Expresses il with
tho heart, which, at this moment only Vi.
hrates with the yitaoiiy Of grateful seal-
ments, shall he reduced 10 dust even 10
The last day Of my existence, it shall beat
bui 10 eller you all The respect and all
the gratitude with which Il is pincirated.
FTIlEREaA AS6ILL'
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Prine Yobaeco iIanA
InD
FOR SALE

HNllE Subscriber wishes to sell 62h acres o
L land, situated IN Bedford county, Il few
miles from Waugh's fafy, on James ,lee,, and
about twenty-five from Lynchburg. The { is
on th'st'act large portion OF excellent 'fobacro
land to clear. aud fresh land in cutivotion suill-
cent to employ five OF SIX hands. The tract
may be had entire OF divided. For terms, ap
ply to the subscriber, living six mile, south oil
the p,enis JOHN WHARTON.
Aug, %, } wiw