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Sensations the most solemn and sublime are
usually created by the view Of the remains of dis.
tant ages the survey OF ruins, ecclesiastical CT
vii, is 10 rejecting minds, associated with the re-
collection of the customs and manners of those who
50 many centuries ago Inhabited the majestic pile.
The transient nature of existence and The in
stability OF all human grandeur are Immediately
suggested, and awaken those pensive but highly
grateful emotions which lift the soul above all sub
lunary concerns, and fix its hopes and meditatons
ON another world"
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Selected for the Wutcl,man.

Messrs Wr1soss-We can admire pretty piece Of COM
noson whether it be the effsion of friend ene
nv Notwithstanding Tom Moore wrote some very
foolish sares against this country, (Which were as foolish
" renubshed here) we need not hesitate TO acknowledge
he beauty of sentiment and splendor of genius displayed
in many ofhis writings. The following, from his AIMS,
IS simple, but think good specimen EDWIN.
Flow on thou shining river,
But ere thou reach the sea,
Seek Elias Bowers and give her
The wreaths fling DER thee;
And tell her hus--ifshe'll be mine,
The current of our lives shall be,
With Joys along their course to shine,
Like those sweet flowers on thee.
But fin wand'ring hither,
Thou findst she mocks my prayer,
Then leave those wreatls TO wither,
Upon the cold bank there;
And tell her thus-when youth is Ger,
Her lone and lovely charms shall be,
Thrown upon life's weedy shore,
Like those sweet flowers frontthee.
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NOTICE,

Ill persons indebted the estate of EzdbsM Garrett,
n dec late Of christina Hundred, Newcastle County,
Del requested to make speedy payment; and those
having demands against said estate, will present them pro
perIy attesled for settlement, to
THOMAS BALDWIN,
NAV 10, 1895 46-4p administrator
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We observe, by the N. Y. Statesman, that Mr.
Hurley, halter, is making one of his best Beavers
for General BOLIVAR, whom it is to be presented,
with an appropriate address by the Manufacturer.
The Lutheran Church, at Somerset, Pa. was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning. the 9Th ult, be.
tween and O'Clock. The Building cost upwards
OF $4,000,
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A Professor of Humanity, at one of the Colleges
of .quld Reekie,' had pupil. whom he deemed
stupid, and upon whom, was his custom, he ex-
ercised his caustc pedantry "Pray,' said he to
his unfortunate pupil, in his usual supercious way,
{" Can you tell me how long man Can hive without
brains - How old are ye yoursel, Professor ?''
was the unexpected and prompt reply.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the estate of Frederick Iussey
IN decd late OF Christiana Hundred, Newcastle County,
Del requested 10 make immediate payment, and those
having demands against said will present them pro-
perly attested for settlement, to
THOMAS BALDWIN,
one fMe Adm Illustrators
May 10, 1926. 46-4tp
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M Wilmington & Philadelphia
M PACKET.

-aEasza ,sIoop NDUSTRY, Capt. ScoU9.
HyIE subscribers having entered into partnership IN me
business of the Soop Industry, request continuance
of the custom of their friends and the pubic gehefy'
lays of running for the season.
Leave Wilmington, Leare fhaeaaeeP"m.
In May,
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In July,
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In August,
Tuesday & Friday. sunday & ihu'o''
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In November,
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In December,
WefIne,dav 3 Saturday Tuesday & Friday.
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
AUGUSTUS SCOUT.
Wilmington, May g. 1925.
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ARABIAN SONG,
Founded on an 4aecd1te related BY Oriental Traveller.
BY MRS. HEMANS.

founded on an dnecdote related BY an Oriental Irav
BY MRS. IEMANs.
Away though still thy sword is red,
With life blood from my sire;
No drop of thine may now be shed,
To quench my spirits fire;
Though on my heart 'twould fall more blest,
Than dews upon the deserts breast.
I've sought thee midst the hallnts of men,
Through the wide city's fanes.
I've sought thee by the lions den,
Der painless, boundless plains;
No step that track'd the burning waste,
But its lonely course have trac'd.
Thy name has been baleful spell,
Der my dark bosom cast
No thought may dream, no words may tell
What there unseen, hath pass'd:
This hollow cheek, this faded eye,
Are seals ofthee-behold and fly
Haste thee, and leave my threshold floor,
Invioate and pure;
Let not thy presence tempt me more;
Man may not thus endure
Away l bear the fetter'd arm,
A heart that burns--but must not HARM
Hath not my cup for thee been pour'd,
Beneath the palm trees shaded
Hath not soft sleep thy frame restor'd,
Within my dwelling aid7 I'm
What though unknown--yet who shall rest
Secure, ifnot the Arabs guest'
Begone! outstrip the feet gazelle,
The wind in speed subdue;
Fear cannot fly so swift, so well,
AS vengeance shall pursue;
And hate, like love, in parting pain
Smiles DER one hope: we meet again!
To-morrow--and TIL avengers hand,
The warriors dart is free;
Fen now, no spot in all the land,
Save this had SHELTERED thee;
Let blood the monarch's hall profane,
The Arabs tent must bear no stain!
Fly may the deserts fiery blast
Avoid thy sacred way,
And fetter'd, till thy steps be past,
Its whirlwnds sleep to-day;
would not that thy doom should be
Assign'd by Heaven to aught but me.
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NOTICE.

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IA dec late Of Chrstana Hundred, Newcastle County, d.
are requested to make immediate payment; and those hav
ing claims against said estate, will produce them properly
attested for settlements, to THOMAS BALDWIN,
Nav 49, 1926 46-4tp Executor.
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HuBBuB.-H ebou, in Arabic, signifies cloud of
DUST and hebub, the wind blowing about; hence the
English word hubbub, the derivation of which has
puzzled Johnson and all the photographers much.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

ElY virtue Of wri, Of vendon exponas to me directed,
AD will be exnosed 10 public sale, the house of John
Parker in Milford on the Goth day Of May, at 10 O'clock
Of land situate in Sussex county opposite 10
the village Of Milford which are erected large TWO
story brick house, wharf and granary, with sundry oit
buildings one story frame house, carriage shop, an1
other small dwellings,, adjoining lands OF Samuel hadcl
George Black and Others; containing one hundred acres
more or less !,
Alsu--a tract of land situate in Cedar Creek hundred
county aforesaid about four miles from Milford ADJOINING
lands Of Joseph Hudson, the heirs of Nathaniel Hays ans
seized and taken in execution the property OF Henry
Hudson at the suit OF Abraham Moses Admrs, and to be
sold by JAMES BRoBSoN' 'harShas.
Marshals Office, . a.
Wilmington, May /, 1926. 42--ot
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DRAWING.
Miss amelia w. CourtaMlA

ENFORs her friends and The public, THAI she has engag
Il ed in the Academy, in which she will continue
give lessons, twice week. III drawing, from the 18th
Of May. Terms, IS per quarter.
Wilmington, April %. 42-4tp
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Al an annual meeting ofthe Medical Society the State
OF Delaware, held in Wilmington on Tuesday the 1ph
nst the following officers elected for the ensuing
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RrLnNys uSOnuNuss.

q fac doors bfioie III Farmers Bank.
mas ron slLr-
rrime and inferior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, holass,s
Donhln rrfurd aud common Loaf Sugar
Best Green Coffee, Rice, Chocolatr
Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Copperas
Gnnpo"d,r aud Imperial TIA
Sherry and Malaga ulne
West India and New Eusland Rum
Frrnch Brandy, american Gin
0ld AID neY Whlskry
Taliow and Sperm. Caudirs
Wool Hats, Cotton Gards
Jun Hats, assorted ei2rs
Bar Iron, BfiStered and German SteAl
Cut and Wronshl Sads, Hoop lron
Eartasavare aud llardVarp. assorted
Mens' line aud coarse Shoes
Ladns' Mororco aud Leather Shoes
Writing and Wrapping Paper
fiasiuc Cords
pomftic Cation Shooting & Shifting
Cotton Warn, .astortet, aumbrfs
German and British Osuaburgs
Country made Tnw Cloth
Nap Cntlons, Rose Blankets
Besi ia,rfpool fllel sack Salt
AlaekarriaHd Shad
Bacon, Butter, Cheese,
And various other articles---nll ~ WIKI
he will sell iow for cash, or exchange ro
Bar Iron, Bacon, Flour, Whiskey, B,audy
szc. At the market ptice.
kosembe, 8, vew
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The espita'. Richmond, 10th Soy.lsl5 Tesie
Peyton Drew, fierk @.

EEBlOu DBFAs Atih ~
lands IN PENNSYLVANIA.
3iracts on paitnl 24ih Aug. 179G. 10 John
Well. and Joseph K,rkbriJe. in pnrehas,Noi
warrant. dated 10Th July i195, 10 John PHI
ips, 4u0 b., 10 kehecca Phillips, 3'9 ID 10
Nm. Gross, 392, 1l72 - res-ia tomfrsd
county, Londonderry township, ADJOINING
lands ofiienry nAatyards, stuart simpson,
Michael Beeghley, GEORGE ohorks, Adam
Brittle. Sarah Potter, Wilson Boyer, Jaeo5
Gounirymail, aud others taxes raid 10 last
year.
tract on pnien LIST Inly, l791, to Grorge
Mead, IN pursuance OF " arrdnIs Maith lIylt
containing Loo acre, in CitarGcd coHtb, on
If near the oinnemhonine, No. 55llj titse
clear aud taAe5 paid 10 lasl year.
PAN OF a tract on patent, 10Th Ane IL.
10 Matthew Mcconnell, in pursuance oil n
warrant 2l.l March, 100 containing IL a.
CT, ~ perches5 IN Cpmbrlaod county
Part OF a tract in Daupbia comfy, onlaln.
IN l55 acre, said 10 be- about 1910 II mlies
from Harrisburg aud in the neiehburhoo5 -
land, where coal ha, been laidy discovered.
/ tract in .Sorth,nmbe,iand county, contain-
iug 40 acres, IN Potter township, Penn's 'al-
ley, on patent Isl July, l754, 10 Jno Grafnt
IL pursuance OF d warrant II >ushnnah Col
/ s'y
D tract, in SehuyikU county. containing up
wa.d Of 2ooo acres in Brunswick and Man
81 townships; these lands are saiu 10 Co..
I iu coal
little, to rar Of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring expIauaiion, the subscribers, Ant
Ii nerrs, are requested TO be called on Tor
sue explanations.
A pori mo- the purchase money TO be paid
o. drheery OF the deeds, the remainder, on
sa'i,io,tors security, in one, tao, and three
ycar-, with interest
Partie- wishing TO purchase at private sale,
viii nplly 10 Tie AuGtioaeprs.
L q. FREEMAN& son,
A0Clioneers.
n Applications for purchase NJ private
SAFE may br made to VIM. Kinney, Jun Esq
stanton, or to Mr.. Thomas May, richmond
~. N0v.3 hvtII2i
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The above sale will take place with my
consent, aud will sell al the same fine and
place, ON accommodating terms, my stock of
HorseS, cutie. Hogs, and SHEEP j.:
Crop Of Corn. Tobacco, Uhcat, Rye.
Oats, and Fodder,
With sandry other articles Of property, useful
on a plantation. JOHN REID.
Get, 49, 1928. tdslO
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De- L

n pursuance nj q deed ut trust executed
tons Wy Christopher Clark, bearing datc
he 10Th day of October, 1919, aud recorded
IN lhe county court of Bedford, for the rur-
pose 81 UNDERWRITING Isaac Otey and thomas
Moore we Shall proceed 10 sell, Mt public
auction, on the 2sth day ct November next,
1etofe the door al alr, rerrN's tavern. in the
town of Iiherty, far rash, ONE. TRACE
* a A1S3! an Gorse Creek, in the conn
" al BEDFORD, containing about four hun
lred Acres. And one other tract on Bore
NnGor creek, in aid county, being the tract
~ innd conveyed Ia the said Chrslophcr
Clark, by Joseph liuddlcson. We shall con
NeY such titlc cnly rs Is vested in rs by the
sad deed OF trust EDWARD " ATS,
VIM. RADFOHD,
Trustees.
Oc, 90 EtdslI
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.LfeTSv

n nullic action On tie gan day II December
nest, to the highest bidder.
1hIs site Is surprised 10 he The highest point
TINT the Roanoke can be made ussigablr 20,
anl 4 Is presumed that The NM igaiiou vii BE-
completed IN few years There bns been n
WILL tor FLOUR erected On the ground .
also, fine SAY MILL, which have cost a.
bont $1,000. The situation = fine one Tor
Mechanics of ali descriptions \ iew 1tores
II onld also d. veil. II j. on the main ROAD,
leading from Lyne5burs aud Baltimore IL
Nashville, aud WonlG he an excellent stand
Tor = TAVERN, az. Rnrgalos may hc bad,
aud the rsbie are invited Ia attend. it theg
wIsh 10 vest their money Ia advantage.
JOIN LAY nOR,
Tor the heirs, &C. OF William Taylor, dec.
Dei. u. Ntdko
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Y 'lltuc Ola id trust executed IT,
- su.ecrib,tbl John Iarrls, .lr hr,I-
- lie Tive III da, q! luly, ls23, and duly
ererIed ~ the clerk S office ol the county oil
Buckingham, Ne shail on the lilh day q. No
enbef ncSt, on the premises, proceed, by
my ot puuhc auction. to sell Tor cash,
:. yvo IA4aC1s or LA ~. .e
nt mentioned, both lying IN the upper rud
Rurtu abam, within i've miles ol Bent
One rlnrt contains twenty acres, aud
Les NrrtklsIand crc'D, and has on Il "A
,,rst and Saw mill. Ihr other tract conruns
q W : AZ In EsjJ d ia
.f.bc taruraa land. The sale of the Gr,t
a9tiourd tract vii commence nj - o..
'aak, I'D 50 som is lhat Is sold the other
ract will he sold Tue last mentioned tract,
atnnl two mlles from the first Also. on
The sainr day viii N sold, AT the present re-
.ldencc Of soid lalR Harris, ir. Four Horse.
Twelve Cows, Two Npkp OF Oxen, Iweut,
Itfad o ohecp, Twenty head OF llops-also
~ hrr Beds and furniture, two OK Carts,
~ plantation tool, generally. II the sah, j.
NJ completed t1e said / 18th day oi November.
+ = sale VIII be conliunrd from dnv 10 dn,
until it's completed. The title 10 sa.l pro-
peH} isihoushtto he good, but the eubscri.
9ers will only convey the title vested in th,m
hy SAID deed, HENRY 4. CllRiS flAN,
CHARLES PHELPS,
Trustees
oft 'o. Wldsll
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Elf'irlnc OF a deed N trust, hearing date
I'D the i4'h day of March, ls2n. M .n.
recorded iu the clerks once ri p,u.ylvani.
county, executed by Samne steele 10 tine
subscriber, for the purpose OF securing Ja,enb
chiffon, rs the security Of sad Steele. a. in
sad Iced expressed, will be sold, To the hieh
est bidder, for cash, etJolu 3 Rntiedge'e IA.
vern, in the county OF Pusylvania, on Saur,
day the 9th day of November next. ONE
NEGRO MAN. named Peyton, one wagon
0nd four horses named in the said deed The
subscriber will convey such title as is vested
in him by said deea. JOHN b. DABNEY,
Trustee.
Oct. &. wtdsl7
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%. ESQ f+etnsa & Sons Rtai Esfsit neglsft,.
Al.a.N ID kOl. S.AA


Ibps. a. Route, assignee al Samuel 5hep-
nerd aud samaei Moseby, III Haffi5On cum
~, Oh Goase Creek, 81 the Plumb Crrhard
or said creek being dram OF Hn- hes user1
including hs settlement, nude thereon ~
15B5-suryryed 3lst oct lag6 EAtcnied.
recorded and examined, book II, y. 5l1.
1OU acres adjoining the tnie gslng underline
sam' title, &c. at. Eaecuted, d1C. book II
+. 5Is.
lJuu acres on patent, 18th Oct. 1890, TO
David T. at, assignee Ji i.aae Springer, assig-
pee oi Dorsey fentecoast iniiafrtSDH cOVntH
81 Eberman creek, ~ brsngf Ut iyEci Nd
10y River, by virtue "t q treasury warrant 70
to5I, I.sued It. April, i7s7--sufveyed 18th
Janunry, Fs6-feeordcd. examined and eA-
eemcd-lille conhrmod by the recorder oil
The l1uG office.
$4,000 deres On pate +, 9TH July, 1870, 10
Ibos. oIuti comb, "A. nee ol John MilieG
By vlrln. oil 51aua ce treasury warrau5
= 1916, "a faiao. My, o. the spun -.
ter ol smith river, suryey 81 29tH AG- ~
J lie confirmed ~ " Price, Recorder oil ian#
9be9--rXaminea. recorded and execute
s"pA 81, pase os4.
~" ac4,s on ,atent, @2d Jan. 1893, to Re
beri Mean, assIgaee o, ffanrg Gtates, a.
si-ucc Ol Jacob valentine, assignee OF tdeh-
afd Matthews, ly plrtue ~ phrl IT a laaa
oliier trcdsm, warrant, No lily, IA .sHgH5ih
county on The water, ot the al P".tJr ~
yer. adjoining Moore fonleroy's ,dud-# -
yeyed Wa Jan. l7g7 title confirmed -
Charles Lows, recorder OF land ollcc, cAait-
lned, recorded aud executed, &c
/ 80 acres on pntcht, 18th Feb. l193 T.
lhos. Somhromb, Assignee Of Andrew stock
him, as, ne III Jarob Valentine, as.ghee
81 kichal Matthews, Ivy virtue OF land oil
IL ". ~ 10 u fIJfrIIytu
fgaRg, Il lalning the aforementioned ooo a
,res on the waters Of the Can Pasture Hyef
II Moore Fentieroy's land, surveyed 18th
I'm. l1S.-tile confined by William Pr.ce,
tH'ptdrf " land ohlcc--c Xinnined, recorded
and rArcnied-boah -, +. 7
$50 ac son patent, April IA, l191, To
- t'r.ves 49, e"re OF h5teri Means, oil
I Nuiih5 oteNens. 81, ASST. iffr "a SAINT. Me
Craa,, IS. .'ee ol Johu 3milb, o. virtue al
T. Il q d aad oilce treasury warrant, -
2ol1, u .b0Bks0mctB county, on buiidioe
- ancd entering III. cote Ksef, On TIE south
~ thereof, a sindl distance aboye lr5e
Il i1alo" Lien, being the waters oil thc ureal
n 'alhNn anl tn ONO, surveyed 1Uth J.r0=
NJ i1-9. Little contrmsa by VA. irlssI
fse5ld' o.Lsna Ohc,, examined. re, {
an cN. ted, 20 ~, p. LOS.
10 acres IN paleut, tsfh Oct. 1872 ~
1 u. kuates, assignee o. Samuel Sheppard
al oamurI Mesby, trustees al An. Au-
a i james Neica Il. by virtue O, a. io. d oil
to- treasury warrant, No. LIE, IL .Mouisl-
mery contg, ON TN sical kaahana, abeA,.a
ny made Tor ca I. West, -nivey ed 18th
-. I7S6. Tile cunGrmed b. Nm Pic
- order VI land ullicr Examined, reCUrucu
al eAr tcd--booe III
81 ec.'. d. Ialeal -@lh Oct. l799. Jo III
a. II. kOoles, sstgu". Is above, IA. rita
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.hesss. Jo1q Eaataia md Daria Taglor
4 ENTIEMEN---i lou will take mil.

-hessrs. Jotq E,mtGia md Darid Taylor.
ENIl.EMEN---i on will take noleo
v that shall, ON Friday and Salurda, H.,
18Th aud 10Th days of November neAt, at m,
own house in the county OF Anlrtrst l5efess,
the rising and setting OF the sun Of said aa9
proceed To take the depositions OF WIN
Duncan aud others, and on Monday and
Tuesday the 2lst and 22d days Of TIE same
niontf al the Tavern house OF John Ch,llf,..
IN the county OF Rookbridge, proceed 10 a,le
Tie dispositions, OF Nicholas Jones and o1b.
ers-Which depositious when taken, are I,
b" read rs eVitence on the trial # a sui, de.
pending and undetermined in the SnpeIio.
court Of Ihan,try tor tie Siaunlon Ui.trie
wherein am plaintiff AID you are delep5,
tois--M each OF which places you ma, al.
tend il yon think proper.
JABEX CAMDE4.
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