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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

Time is the most undeiinablc, paradox
cal Of thing;-thc past is gone, the future is
not come, and the present becomes the past
even while we attempt to define 1t, and Ike
the flash of lightning at once exists and eX-
pres. Time is the measure OF all things, but
is itself immeasurable, and the grave disclo-
scr of all things, but is itself undisclosed.
Like space, it is incomprehensible because it
has no limit, and it would be still more SO If
it had. 1t is moro obscure in its source than
the Nile. and in its termination than the Nj
ger, and advances like the siowest tide, but
retreats like the swiltest torrent. 1t gives
wings of lightning opleasurc, but feet oflcad
to pain, and lends expectation curb, but en-
joymcnt spur. 1t robs beauty OF her charms
to bestow them on her picture, and builds
monument to merit, and dcniesit housc-it
is the transient and dcceitful ilattcrcr of false
hood. but the tried and final friend of truth.
Time is the most subtle, yet most Unsuitable
of depredators, and by appearing to take no.
thing is permitted to take all nor can 1t be
satisfeduntil It has stolen the world from us,
and us from the world. 1t constantly flies,
vet overecomes all things by flight, and al
though it is the present ally, it will be the
conoucror ofdeath. Time, the cradle OF hope,
but the grave of ambition, is the stern COR
rector of fools, but the salutary counsellor Of
the wise, bringing all they need to the one
and all they desire to the other; but like
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
TIIE LAND,

There's beauty on the Mnd -
]ts fields are spangled o'cr with flowers,
The blushing rose adorns its bowers;
perchance its hues are not SO bright
As oceans gems or lamps OF night
But softer shades can sooth the soul,
Green fields, through which clear rivers roll
Its hills and wales more varied rise
Than sca-grecn waves, or clouds in skies.
'fherc's beauty on the land.
There's music on the land.
The songsters choose the shady grove
TO warblc out their tales Ct love,
And often too the whisp ring brccz.
Sings swectly through the waving trees.
The distant hum, Of weary men
Returning from their tolls, again
'rhcir infant prattlcrs smiles 10 see,
The voice Of love, is harmony.
There's music OH TIE land.
There's quiet on The land.
Dark, gloomy clouds. OF hide the ssy,
and waves in flly dash on high;
III sea, in air. coniilsion's found,
SO 'fstliic and hatred" On the ground.
hut quiet is tn moonlight hour
When silence 1llcs, With magic power,
There's quiet in the apturcd breast,
That dreams Of oflIcay'n's ctccna! reat
Fh.re's quiet on thc and
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SERIOUS REFLECTIONS.
HE DIED.

HE DIED.
In these two short but comprehensive
words, VIC read the consummation Of the
brief history of man man whose life is like
a vapour; who appcarcth moment and
then vanishcs away. Thus terminates the
career Of the congueror! he comes forth in
the proud resources of his mind, marshall
ing his legions for the storm, and stirring up
as with the breath of the whirlwind the hot
spirit OF desolating war; con> ulsing society !;
sapping the foundations of civil ordcr--siia-
king the thrones and kingdoms CT the world,
and opening the iioodgatcs Of sorrow upon
mankind, that he may gather round him y
little tinscl grandeur, and associate his name
with tcrrcr. A little space, and in a corner
Of an obscure print VIC rcad-he dad. Tic
troubling waves his spirit had invoked arc
still, and men contemplate what he was, and
is, with kind of contemptuous wonder. The
man whose soul is wrapped up in anlbHi0n,
tolls his little hour for fame, and gains, it for
tunatc, the sum of his wishes; We hear his
trcmoles the words, rN DIED.-Thcn he who
calmly reasons, feels the small worth Of IT,
ties and applause that end in this. The rich,
the poor-thc grave, the gay-tllc imbcclc,
the wisc-the freeman, and the slayc-ail
conclude the chapter thus. But it is when
death strikes near us and his arrows reach
our own bosoms, that VIC feel the force Of
these expressive monosyllablcs. HE DIED,
is written against the name of a relative, or
a companion and then we know that the
form, the face, and every feature with which
we have been familiar is hid away from onr
mortal vision forcver--that the voice we
heard so often and 50 gladly, We Shall hear
no morc-that the mind which could charm
in its dcvclopemcnt of power and knowledge
! is no longer Il tenant of the earth, and the
heart that loved us will not beat again while
ono sand remains in the hour glass of time,
or the pliers of the world remain mistaken
We seem to approach nearer to the veil that
! screens from our view the hidden empire oi
dcath---we ask ourselves, whittier at this
moment is the spirit of the dcpartcds the
Involuntary answer is were we shall shortly
| be- Strange that when death spreads among
us his visible tokens daily; when he strikes
so often into the social circle, and spares nci-
| thcr at the hrcsilc, nor at the festive board,
We should live in SO much seeming forget
fulncss of his existence. Wen hath it been
said
"Man sleeps, and man alone, andman whose
Fate irrevcrsblc, entire, extreme,
llndlcss, hair hung, breeze shaken, o'cr the
gulf,
4 moment trembles, drops, and men tor
whom,
| All else is in alarm man, the sole cause
Ofthis surrounding storm-andy he sleeps,
As the storm rock'd to rest. :"
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TEE Sky.

There's beauty in the slly;-
It's vault is of brighter hue
Than ocean with its waves ofbluc,
And there the stars arc thickly set,
Bright diamonds on nights coronet;
The rinbow's grand and glorious form
Smiles like an angel on the storm,
And lifts its arch divncly fair,
A type Of love and mercy there
There's beauty in tile sky.
There's music in the sky:
IT is not in the thundcr's crash,
Nor in tho lightning's ed-wing'd fash:
These speak from darkness and from gloom,
Aud tell Of ruin, death and doom,
But birds arc on the buoyant wing,
And their soft love notes mllrntiring;
And oft, at midnight, fancy hears
The harmony OF rolling Spheres
There's music in the sky.
There's quiet in the sky
Below, let strife and hatred dwell
Unha!lowcd rage make earth a hell;
Below, let ssn and sorrow" reign,
And stamp on man their seals and stain:
but o! how still yon cloudlcts bear
Their light forms through the silent air,
Or, crown'd with evenings glory, rest
Scrcncy in the glowing west.
There's quiet in the sky
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sPQ.M.zr'g2HY Y
From The Connecticut Mirror.
THE DEEP.

There's beauty in the deep:
The wave is blucr than the sky
And though the lights shine bright on high,
More softly do the sca-gcms glow
That sparkle in the deep below:
The rainbows tnts are only made
when on the waters thcy are laid.
And sun and moon most swcctly shine
Upon thc oceans level brine.
There's beauty in the deep.
There's music in the deep;
1t is not in the surf S rough roar,
Norm the whispering, shelly shore
They are but earthly sounds, that VI,
How liltlcl ofthc sea nymph's shell,
That sendsits loud, clear note abroad,
Or winds its softne IS through the fool,
Echoes through the groves with coral Gav,
And dies, on spongy banks away,
There's music in the deep.
There's quiet in the decp:-
Above, let tides and tempcsts rave,
And carth-born whtlwinds wake the wave,
Above, let care AMI fear contend,
with sin and sorrow to the end.
II ere far, beneath the tainted foam,
That trcts above our peaceful home,
We dream in Joy and wake in love,
Nor know the rage that yclls above
Thcre'sqiet i'll the deep.
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'xEz,xzrzGTopz, sassssaiizE,. assssaiizE gAg5awsT 10. 1924.

Of ffahh, applies healing balm,
And rests us Oh Savionr's arm,
There's quiet in Riligion.
There's goodness in Religion.
She treads the way where goodness lies,
Directs us to it's homc-thc skies,
And then, she clears our mental sight
OF doubts that dim its heavenly light,
And shows us day divincly brightly
There's goodness III Religion. R.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

Cassandra, it warns us with voice that
even the sagcst discredit toolong, and the 81
lent believe too late. Wisdom walks before
it, opportunity with it, and repentance be-
hind it; he that has made it his friend will
have little to fear from his enemies, but the
that has made it his enemy Viii have little to
hope from his friends
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WS-ApvERrIsEwENTs not exceeding
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six months, 81 50; or for one year So.
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having their names, place of residence, and occu-
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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

Fran The Massachusetts, Ir0mdn,
"Thcre's beauty in the deep
CaRnecticnt MI,Yvr.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
2EE-GrON.

There's beauty in Religion.
Her form Of virtue moves by grace;
Reflected rays from Gods own face
Around her beam-Her brow we find,
With loVe, and hohe, and joy, entwin'd,
She brings all comeliness to mind
There's beauty in Religion.
There's quiet in Religion.
The throbbings of the wretchcd heart,
DISTURBED by SIMS corroding smart,
She moves her lenient hand to calm;
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A srNGUI. AR EXAMPLE OF INTEGRITY

A SINGULAR EXAMPLE OF INTEGRITY.
From President Dwights "rravcls in New
England and New York" Vol. ILL p. 213,
2l4. Note.
Among the prisoners taken by the Ameri-
cans at the battle Of Hoosac was an nhaoi-
tant of Hancock, in the county OF Berksnire'
plain farmer, named Richard Jackson; 1 ms
man had conscientiously taken the British
side in the revolutionary contest and feit
himself bound to seize the earliest opportu-
nifty of employing himself IN the service OF
his sovereign. Hearing that Colonel Baum
was advancing with body OF troops towards
Bennington he rose early, saddied his horse
and rode to Hoosac, intending to oattach him
self to this corps. Here he was taken in
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

From Tie Harif3od Times.
"Thcrc's beauty in the deep,
Connecticut MiTrr.
"Thcrc's beauty in the sky"
Massachusetts Woman,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
from The Christian Secretary.

7 9VVI 17t' N7l7 zStast7E 70 7tFu7 Y'
"Therc's beauty in the deep" Con. Mirror.
There's beauty in the sky" Macs Yeoman.
There's beauty in the land" Hartf. Times.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

Man is but verb, conjugatc him how You
will, that has to be, to do, and to suffer; and
if he cannot agree with himself, let him find
out his nominative case, and agree with that
This is the rule of good humor. Philoso-
phv, says Stcrne, 'has fine saying for every
thing but good humor has a finer feeling
for every body: there is something in it like a
blanket in cold night, or an ice cream in a
hot day, that is comfortable and refreshing.
1t is alike necessary to the health of the body
and the health of the mind and in another
point OF vicwit is" twice blesscd:" it COM
municates it's benefits to all around you, and
in this particular resembles cheerful fire,
that will warm two as well as one.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

A new military work has been published
in Paris. In nthe chapter on military eloquence
the author mentions the instance of the brave
General Chcvert, at the siege of Prague. AT
the moment of placing the first ladder to
mount to the assault, he called Sergent Pas
cal, and said, Grcnadicr, by that ladder
l. Qui You must not reply, but continue
to advance. He will demand a second and
a third time, and then he will fire; he W IL
miss you--you will Kill him, and shall be
there to support you" The grenadicr felt
inspired by the spirit of the oracle, and all
succeeded as had been forctold.
When Klcber was in Egypt, he sustained
during five hours, with only two thousand
men, the united efforts, of twenty thousand,
He was nearly surrounded, was wounded,
and had only narrow defile by which to es-
cape in this extremity. He called to him q
cheif de 6atGH2on, named Chevardin, for
whom he had a particular regard" Take
(said he to him) a company of grenadiers;
stop the enemy at the ravine, you will be
killed, but you will save your comrades."--
Yes, my General, replied Chevardin. He
gave his watch and his pockct-book to his
| servant, executed the order, and his death,
in fact, arrested the enemy and saved the
French. There is something grand in the
| judgement of Kelber OH the character OF
Chevardin and on the side of Chevar,l;n,
what Capacity for sclf-devotion. What as
cendancy i'll the one, what submission in the
other 1t is the heroism OF Leonidas that dar-
ed to command, and the devotion of Decius
produced by simple word OF confidence,
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New Hardware 4 Fancy Store

NewHardware & Fancy Store
Corner of KING and St. .4scph Streets.
John C.. MANDELL
DESPECTFULLY informs his friends
HI and the public in general, that he
has commenced the
Hardzcare 6 Fancy Business,
~ the corner of King {. ST. Asaph streets,
who're he has lust opened, and offers for
sale. ON the most reasonable terms very
handsome assortment OF Hardware, Cut'e-
~ and Fancy Goods, selected and pur-
chased tor cash, viz: -
from "u rim. stock. pad, cupboard and side
board locks
Hinges and screws, catches and bolts
Carpenters and shoemakers tools
Shoe thread, Allerton's awi oiaaes anu
tacks
Roo, webbing. Japaned tea trays walters
Bread trays, dressing-cases, Drass cshuie-
po,, metal kettles. timed iron tea kettles
Sauce pans, plated castors, candiestlcks
Snnfers and trays, morocco pocket BOOKS
Needle hooks, Brrttanis coffee and tea'potss
Ivory buck. tip, and forbuck knives ana
! q
forks
Desert knives and forks
Best silver eyed needles
Gold and silver epauiets
Cold and silver thread and lace
swords and pocket pistols, powder MASKS
Whips and spurs, shaving boxes, brushes
and soap
Emerson's elastic razor strops
Silver spectacles and thlmoies
Silver pencil cases ...;,o
Cloth. table, hair, tooth and shaving
brushes
BRASS and wire Tenders, shoVels y tongS
Andirons, Japanned spittoons, cano'e-
sticks
Lamps and cheese trays
Gilt mantle pier and looking glasses
Mabogany and curled maple do.
Onera glasses, commode and glass no0s
! Civ castors aud table hinges
| Waidron's grain and grass scythes
| Tortoise she'll tuck and side combs
| Ivory and dressing do
Morocco. silk and Torpershe retIcu,es
Wellington cravsts Lii.
Rogers's penknives, wedding and h'i'lne
Ind parious other ARTICLES,
| All Of which will be sold low Tor cash,
! april IS
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~ A convenient two story oricR
MI dwell;oe house on Duke>st, one
MI door west OF Patrick-street ALSO,
S& comfortable frame tenement on
tatrick.street. near the corner OF Duke =
Also, about I2 acres Of land now 'nc,ose9'
Nth small frame bui ding thereon, hano-
s'usly situated on the Leesburg road a
%ut limiles from Alexandria. Inc ren's
alAs above property will be made 10" 10
goo tenants. For terms apply 70
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For Freight.

ia, The brig JUBILEE, Captain
,&Snow, burthen about 900 bbls' she
: an excellent vessel and will be ready 10
load IN lew days
JOHN H. LADD & Co,
Who haue for safe on board said vesset.
S5M Saco boards OF good quality.
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Gunpowder Tea, &c.
T ANDING this day from schr. Arma.
IL da, from New York,
!. i b, ss'l s, s5;' ss, %. TEAS
ofthe London Trader and Ameri-
cas- cargoes, OF late importation and
fine quality. Apply to
SAMUEL MESSERSMiTH,
Who has IN Store
iO6 chests, half chests, 10 catty boxes and
boxes containing each "a cannisters
OF re Id. each, of imperial and gunpow-
der tea, of various qualities and prices
IA chests young dyson do. of Superlor's
cargo
40 hhds. 100 bbIs. Baltimore whiskey
95 hhds. N. @. and w. |. muscovado
SO bbls { sugar OF prime quality
SO hhds Havana and Trinidad molasses
35 bags prime green coffee
6 ST. Domingo do
10 Sumatra pepper
IL flberis low TO close sales)
90 hampers porter and VINE bottles
4 puari e,p eacks} Madeira WINE
8 half pipes Sicily Madeira do
2quarler casks Colmenar DO
pipes 4tf proof cognac brandy lwar-
ranted pure as importedl
| do Holland gin
hid 9Th proof Irish whiskey
rs bbls New York prime pork
25 do glaubsr salts
go bundles sugar loaf paper
100 gruce velvet corks
Sc boxes and halt boxes Bakers No. l, 2
and 3, and Lapham's No. Cboco-
late, fresh from the mandatory
90 Liverpool filled sacks blown salt
1900 lbs bacon hams, midlings and shoul'
ders aug B
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RanaWaY

E'kOM the subscriber, JAMES HAY
- MAN, an indebted apprentice to the
Ssuaconist business; about Ia years OF age,
AT ~ complexion aud slender make Had
~ when be went sway, blue nankeen
-, ssa.oaaoout and pan.aIoons. Whoever will
i, urn sand boy or secure him in jail so that
!" aIm again, shall be suitably reward,
n any person harboring said boy VIII
p'osecateS according to law.
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those VINO prefer paying only tLe oil
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For Amsterdam,
For Rotterdam,

The good ship GOVERNOR
a&&STONG, Daniel Cofhu, master,
eurtbeu 400 hhds Maryland tobacco
three iourtbs Of which are ready TO 60 on
board: tor freight Of the residue apply TO
July Is J. n, LADO y CO. :,
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Du Points Gunpowder,

leu EOht OuApOWuOi,
GUPERIOR Sporting & all other kinds,
- for sale by The subscribers.
EAGLE GUNPowDER, in Canisters' tor
Sporting :,
Du Points Eagle Powder is warranted
quicker and stronger than any sporting
Powder heretofore imported. The differ
ent kinds of Eagle Powder are all OF the
same quality, being manufactured by the
same process and of materials OF equal pu-
rity--they differ only in the size OF the
grain,
SuperGne sporting Powder, is made of
two sizes, lhelargest grai0 being deslgnat'
ed by a red label with one star, and the
finest grain by a blue la5e with two stars;
Some of the Powder with the red label
and one star is occasionally put up In
pound papers to suit purchasers.
There are also kinds of superhne Ia.
ole Powder OF very coarse grain, intended
for water fowl shooting, one OF the size OF
musket powder, marked with the words
'Duck Shooting and the other as large. as
cannon powder, marked Sea Shooting.
Also, Gunpowder in kegs, warranted OF
the very first quality; of the following
kinds-F glazed, FF glazed, FIFE glazed,
F rough, FF rough, FFF rough.
A. G. CAZENOVE & 60.
Alexandria. June IT
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AMERICAN GOODS

UT Ct En- DEAINom Nv n iOAN,
London super super blue y black cloths y
cassimeres, of Sheppard and Aastins's
best and most approved quality and II.
nish
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
ga and A plaid and striped ginghams
3-4, "A, 9.8 London super new style
prints
3e4, "A painted cambrcs
Mezzotinto prints, (splendid patterns)
IA, ga cambria muslins
Plain and figured book muslins
Cambria, iaconets and null null muslin
Plain s. fancy cravats, Musilipatam hdkts.
Cambria and furniture dlmity
Cotton sbawls and hdkfs. Madras do.
Merino and Cashmere shaws
Black and white thule lace, bombazeens
Plain and twlI!ed bombazetts
Cotton kerseymeres .r
Striped Florentine and Wilmington stripes
Cords and velvets
White and colored Marseiles vestings
Black figured silk vestings
DO. and colOTed cambria musllns
Do. sinshaws and sarsnets
Do. and colored Canton hdkfs.
Do. and colored Nankin grapes
Do. DO Canton do,
Do. Nankin robes
Company blue and yellow aaDkeens
SpittIe6eId, Bandana, Choppa
Fancy silk, Zelia and Selias HDKFS.
A. Greek cravat
Best blue, black, and colored Italian sew
ing silks
English and India sewing silk
Best English silk twist
French y Italian grapes in boxes = papers
Do. do. hat band grapes, Iris
gauze
Sea Island and steam loom shirtings
Valencia and Msrseilles vestDgs
Men and women's super cotton hose
Super white and marble halt hose
Best kid, beaver. and horse skin gloves
Worsted and cotton braces
Floss and wire cotton on sPools y hanks
Best wire cotton balls, patent thread
Pins in boxes and papers, black pins IN
+, boxes
London quality bindings, lace buttons
Declaration hdkts..silk g. cawbric buttons
Super super gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspender buttons and monlds
linens trolls
German dowas, brown Hollands, brown
Burlaps. Ticklenburgs. braids, tapes and
bobbins
Umbrellas and parasols
Irish and Russia diapers, India straw mat
ting Cd wide
Thread laces and edgings
Silk Fiorences and Levantines
White and black satins, &c. and
Furious other articles,
loo numerous to meation asIli Is