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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-18
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TEE BuGLE.
cal ofMe pirgihia Manufacturers
no YORK TOWN.

Bold sons Of The mountains, from childhood de-
lighted,
30 range for diversion, the woodlands around,
yoh,nt out the bear, or the wild deer aftrghted
Al hearing our rifles loud cchong sound:
Suspend for the present your sports OF the Wild
wood,
The dangers the pleasures, the toiis ofthc c'lacc;
And leave fora while the sweet launts OF your
childhood,
The Festival scene ofthe I.oWand to grace.
Brave sons of Virginia, in forest and valley,
Your rifles ore ready to move at wordi
And the sound of the Buglc now calls you to
rally,
With echoes more blthe than your mountains
Ger heard;
1t calls YOU to yorl; town, where glory attended
The fathers whose fame and whose prowcss you
share,
10 welcome the Chcftan that bravcly defended
The soil, and the cause, 70 your bosom 50 dear,
Our friends to the Eastward, with beautiful no.
tions
OF arches trumplal and ornaments guv.
Have watched and attended and follow Cd his mo-
tons,
lr,ent their affection and zeal TO display.
But YOU Mountainccrs who have no decoration,
save huntinw-shirts, fringcs, and moccaSon shoes,
May make in the mind Of "thc guest OF the na-
tior,'
The sweetest and dearest of all his reviews.
The dress that yrginians of old took delight in,
with pouchcsanl pnwde er-horns simply bedcck'd,
Favettc saw voHr fathers oft mister and fight IN,
And holds it, for their sake, in love and respect;
Thtir courage, their patience, in every privaton,
"Thc friend of Virginia" will never iorgeti
The sons of such men, to the last generation,
VIII meet with the favor and smiles Of Faycttc.
To York Town then come, the nineteenth o
October,
The day that Virginia won victory's crown;
When Washington joined with Fayettc to cnrob'
her,
In vcstmcnts Of triumph and wreathcs ofrenown
Twas there that Colnwallis and 1arlton the s'
wage,
Whose mcrciless havock had wantoncd around
JVerc forced to resign all the fruits Of their ~
wage,
And all the finc plumber, their enterprise found
Come, then, Mount,inecrs, It's the summons {
duty,
Of honor and gratitude, pleasure and pridc
Come Join tile bright train Of youth, fashion an
beauty,
That moves in procession to Chesapcakc's tide
The proud heights Of York Town, now coverc
with bushes,
Once more shall be crowned with the brilliaI
array,
ofwar's noidng plumage, and beauty's swe'
bushes
To welcome Faycttc, and honor the day.
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70.
The last links are broken,

The last links are broken,
That bound me TO thee;
The words thou hast spoken,
Have rendered me free.
Thy sweet glance misleading,
On others may shine;
Those eyes beam'd unheeding,
When tears burst from mine.
The charm that enthrall'd me,
In sadness was worn;
The GOODNESS that gall'd me,
In silence was borne.
lfmy love was tleem'd boidncss,
That error is DER;
have witnessed thy GOODNESS,
And love thce-no more.
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ence above described, This burial place
should think, contained not less than 10 a
crcss Of ground. There are two others near
the city, which are not so large. The
graves are generally arranged with great or
der and neatness.
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p1CTI1pE OF A DUTCH VILLAGE.

The little village of Breok, is the most re-
markable thing we have seen in Holland:
every corner of it is kept as clean as it is
possble to make it, and the streets are pa
we'd with bricks of various colours, which
are arranged in the most fancifdi figures I'M
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Slander is coward vice. The backbi
ter IS an assassin. He attacks his victim
in thc rcar--in the dark--de.cncclcss He
strikes il blow, which can neither be parrieti
or rcpcllcd The arrow of scandal which
wounds wherever it flies; which pierccs
the heart, and drinks the life blood; and the
malignant archer burrowcd TOO deep to be
ferrctcd from his covert. What doom would
BE too severe for the wretch, who Should lurk
in ambush to hurl poisoned darts at random
upon Il multitude? We started at the men
tion Of deed So diabolical, and q spontane-
Gus curse thrills through the soul. Yet what
dart So poisonous, SO fatal, so painless, as
that OF reformation Let him who enjoys
an untnrnished reputation, measure its value
and fix its price, and say what on earth IS its
equivalent. Gold is indeed "trasl to com
parison" Without it, the world is waste
and existence burden. Nothing but the
sting Of conscious guilt can plant SO keen a
panp in the heart as the stigma OF 1t, and
courage that can dare the cannons mouth
shrinks at the finger of public scorn. The
heart of an honorable man despoiled of q
treasure so priceless is" "a living and gusll-
ing fountain of agony" He feels more thar
the bitterness of death without the mercy
that death brings to the wrctchcd. l-lic Is
load he would gladly lay down; the grave
refuge where he should rejoice to hide hi
f sorrows. What must be the slanderer's mo
tive for nhicting this deadly wound. There
is but onc--a motive low as pcrditlon-tou
as guilt-black as despair.
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the frail fabric. Yet, surely, this at

port the frail fabric. Yet, surely, this at
tachmcnt is strange, Constantia, since, not
withstanding her solicitude for its preserva-
ton, this frame will soon fall, and very soon
moulder into its native earth
Yet little while, and every breast that
is now warm with hope, busy with design,
shall drop into the cold and scnsclcss grave
The eye that is reading this page shall be
darkness, and the hanG that writes it shall
crumble into dust.
Human life is like ferry boat. lie who
pays goes out of it with appreciation, but he
who passes on the other side without reflect
ing that he should be made debtor on hi
passage, and parts not with his pence, mus
look out sharp lest hc be kicked out the boat
So, in life, he who docs enough to pay soci
ETY. for the benefit he receives, pays his tw'
pence and goes off, but he who regards hi
happiness as contcnted with the community
or in other words gives the fcrryman shl
ling, win insure to himself safe and cas-.
passage-hc shall Know the joj $ Of bencvo
| lcnce.
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.uaseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

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Lottery and Exchange Office, Id, Mnrket-st.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOlIEKlES were sold, P.rn
WHERE MORE CAPITAL Prizes dAVE
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shm HaH IS due on mine, and clam the sHme as
an oDsei against III same.
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VAIL transact business for any Of his
w friends o. customers oD commission .---
lie VII sell tobacco, sbcui OF -four, ~ attend
To the sbippngc oil either
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Tor P"bfishl"s, ny subscription,
a NV AMERICAN
biographical DictionarS
PROPOSALS
A REMEAlRAkCER


Departed H,rOos, Snges aad Statesmen Of a
Hitfifh.
l. be confined exclusively TO those VITO sig.
nalized themsel Is, ia either car acitv, III tbs
Revolutionary VA, which obtained ,he lade.
pendence attheir country.
Second tditOH. UMHRnp ptudir-rOutdiuiug
titE peclaraiiun ~ the Representative 81
the unIted Colonies OF North America.
actin forth the causes aud necessity al taking
np arms. J0y ., l715-rhe Petition 10y the
Representatives q he Uait,d Colonies, 10 tee
King OF Great Bfittiu, July &, la15-A prpcla.
ton of Congo eas IA day OF fa7t,np hunl,ha-
ton and p aye, MAJ ca 10, l775-1he Decla.
ration OF Independence, July !, l7t6--and the
nlanif sto by thu Congress o. the United states
VI Am rIca, Octobel 30, 10.
A'so, he Constitutions Of tie United States,
and III Farewell Address oi General Wash.
rNGroN, 20 the People fthe United States, an
nouncing sinten lqn oil retiring nom public
service, Sept, nj e,i7. 1896
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
" Heafe teduecd To the altei name IT rhoo
ing an Unconditional submission To he tvtan-
nv OF nrlIated ministers, OF resistance by force
Ihe iditrI i ,til cnoice. We have couIlttd tho
cost oil tins contest, aud t.ud nothing So dread
III! d VOiautry slave Y. ilonot, p.s.Ire. and
humanity 10 id us tancly TO suIl ender that
ce"ohl VIII ' We tettAtu liuti 0ui gallant
ancesto ;, am viii Ia ON innocent postetitv
nave a III. 20 receive from ms. W, canuot
rnaue the .uan.y and gull OF esign ny sue.
Gee dI ( @eneratioiisto that Indebtedness which
inevitably ana th,ln, il We laseiy entail here.
,ltIy hOadaBe upon lhen.
. HE a ms VT haVl been compelled by our
enemee t. assume, We will, IN defiance oieycIy
ha2ar', WITH unabatug titInness and PEE sever
1nce, rIupov Iot the p e.el>ation oI on Gbc
With one nnnd resolved Ia die nee
.nen attet than,o i've avcs.'-f DecJarafioa
y Congress, stitag joeth the neossaay ~ taking
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DISSOLUTION.

iNilE tifm IF PLE1SANTS, BuTLER 4.
- 90. IS ms dag diwoitfd BIZ mutual coa.
scnf 3df business 81 NE i'm, nat be aefflcd
dg Richard ~ foier and John Il. Colin, irho
nit eoniiane 10 conduct H. Those i,deLf1d az,
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possible, as II IS essetniai thai The Galinrss ~
ne tate jtfm be ci0sed
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an alaricd Hve sold al COlIENs OF
flCE, uhtrs the Cash ran be had Jor Pr,tts
Tie Btomtnt Meg arc drdiru
IN ADDITION 30 the highly interesting
state OF the " heels heretofore, in this spen-
did lottery, the drawing Of to-day, rendered
The prospect sill more attractive 20 odven.
tcrers--ONIY FIVE DRAW INGS now re-
main 10 complete the scheme and the great
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besides the 10,o0O-the two lo.ooo's--the .
uuo--s OF 1000, &c. &c. all sill nndrawn, aud
the whole of which, except one, ARE NOW
FLOATING. In order 10 allow distant adj
ycnturers time TO renew their small pri2es and
To complete their investments at this impof-
tant crisis Of tie schcme, The Commissioners
have allowed an extra interval before tho
next drawing, which viii take place on the
22d day of NENl MONTH. Application
should lie made without delay.
Whole Tickets Sl5 Quarters 50 10
Halves 81 biGhlhs ~
A. Tickets aud shares, y arranied undran
ia he had at
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ENANDI%G

" HE suBscrihcr will be prepared by the
1T ot The nest mouth, to receive 10 or
ID hoarders, hich IL " III bc glad To- accNm.
MEDIATE on very reasonable terms Tie fire
shall he rs good rs the market will Justify.
join NJ. GORDON.
January %. 3Ntp2i
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ions or Al thes require it they snail liz paid
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
Iyncbbnrg, january ~
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SaNra''rown N.aaa
The Cascade 1ract.


WILL BE SOLD, al public auction,
on the premises, on the 25th dag Of
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DWELLING HOUSE.

Es.:M. Kitchen, barn aud oihrr onl hon
llliikiK Aso, AZ the same time and
sAEz9s&aR nlnre. vii lie snln
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yHgn6ir m adraucc
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4 Valuable Yract ,fY.ana ,

"hereon the said Wainwright resides, contain.
ma III ncrcs, be the same, more or less, ad-
joining the lands OF Nicholas Robertson aud
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 50.
IN SENATE

The resolution proposing an amendment
To- the Co ,situtiuA ot the United states,
S as 10 provide '"tlat n" person, having
hrpn fu ice flrctrd.tn tue office of l'te>l.
dent, sl IL again be eligible to that "iiire,'
VAS read the third titn,', and the question
Oh passing he same was decided 10y Aeas
aud Nays ~ follows -
YEAS.-Mrssrs Barbour. Barton, Bell,
Benton, Chandler, Ctayioa, D'Wotl, DICK
erson, Eaton, elliott, f'indtay, GMllard,
Hayne, Holmes of Maine, holmes OF Mass.
Jackson, Johnson of Ken. Johnson of Lou.
Kelly, King OF Ala Launtn, Lowry, Ma
sun, Meil,ain,. Mills, Noble, Palmer, Rug
gls, Smith, Talbot, TaS lor of Ind Tho
mas, Van Buren,, Van Dyke, Ware, WI
hams pro-
NAYS.-Mcssrs Edwards Of Cont.
Knight. Seynour-5.
SO The resolution passed, and was sent
TO The othet HOUSE.
The rrs,liicn repaired by Select
ommittee of the Senate, proposing AN
amendment Of The Constitution al III" I.
States in rrittion tn the election "l ffe7l-
drnt and Vice President and oil H"preN'h-
tatIses in Congress, WAS takrn up Tor eol'-
sdrrahon, as ~ COMMITTEE al the wnoie,
Mr. Smith in the Chair. The question
WIS declared to be upon resohlt IN pro
posed by Mr.. Brnton, as an amendment
IN that reported by the Select totamliirr.
Ms, EeutS,'s amendment proposes |" III
slle the country into dl-iri Is, eafii dis-
It'd having Il vote for President anl VICE
President. that >ott. Ia be- decided by the
hApisof The people, inprimary assemblies,
Without ANY intermediate electors ana ~
cd5r of no choice by the people, then I" ne
decided bY the Ho;,se OF Representative,
all al prescott.
Mr.. Bruton went into an able argument
II consideration uf the various "thcr modes
oil cmotiun, autisin support al that rat'';a's-
ed IN his rrsohItiou. Before NJ. Benton
had concluded, the Senat" an n'"tiap 1T
pr. Mills. made IN consequence Of the ap-
puenl ftisle nfIhe Speakrr,)
Adjourned 10 M"ndty next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. W Webster from the Com nittre on
a the Judiciary, made IL report against the
~ pedleuey 81 rrp.aIiug The 10Th section OF
the act to establish the judi Courts at
the Uaited States, or of modifying the
same, shat the writ of error, THEREIN pro
= Nded for, may I've awarded to either party.
On motion of Mr.. A. Stevenson, the re-
port Mas laid on the table.
Internal improvement.
The House hen again resolved tselt INTO
committee Of the Whule, Mr.. Foot in the
Chair, On the Hill to Provide Surveys for
69nds and Canals.
NJ. Randolph tnen rose, and delivered
his ohirctians to the hill, nj considerable
hnsth. He was followed by Mr.. Clay, III
reply. MIR. Clay having concluded Oh
motlun .of TrimhIr, the committee rose
aud reported, aud obtained leave To SIT "a
gam.
The House adjourned to Monday.