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which G %I h" Was v3r attached and in n'i,h he
shonr like meteor of light, bia loss Nil be
irrparahlr. He WAC indeed IA m'teori he
shot upon MS IN a tuiukliug shuuc. as il
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VINO that has seen Nun. hHt t'I'lhs Il us
tHyt impression ri his gfarei.l form, his
fomeiy features, ard the sweet btulghiIy OF
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celestial Erht ? GrIis fh.rirttr 80 need
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''''Sat whose every moNemeot Is melody,
"de' F1i alter all, "e 5hoald mol oitie
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MORE AlIBACiEs- The wenderful story
contained in the following paragraph is al
most cq1al 10 tue Aisus stofg o. Ia, asio, a.
bout which 50 much has heen said, uud which
seems suddenly 10 hayc died awae. llas thr
throwing of stones ecascd or nave the o.
eents heeu detected We should be- giaa Ia
bear on the subject from our ig6bor ol Lex
ingtouf
The Indianapolis Gazeac gives IN ac-
count 81 a s,osular phi, uomrnou which APP
peartd IN thst State On the som day
ot Apul. About o'clock. 4. NJ. heavy
sound, hike discharge Of a,iilrry, war
heard, apparently descending Gom the
ilraNroa. This VAS G1lnnrd hv sem,-
thing like discharge Of musqarl,y, fling
III d, file IN regular surCeasiou. An inter-
mtaioa OF moment n,cn took place,
winch MAS succeeded b, \ ions aud de.
tluet roll, ~ correct 80 thr rod ofa druu,
aud accompanied by something IKE fiu ID
Jete Ihr suouds are said 10 have been
asald In towns of 6Iy miles apart aud
the evidences ~ the fact arr statrd 10 he
SOME of TIC mos; II peelahIo citizens Of
Indiana.
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Greece--SPain s POrtugal-ifanee.
The las, intelligence from Europe OF po-
,iticai cast, is almost wholly unir,crestinS -
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.9RS1' LO1'TERI 70 8E B2.lH.N
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Tie dr1u ing =, TAKE place The 9th day -
ials, end The whole scheme completed ia
q
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"Tae new President Of he United states,
Nj Adams, y hen hc say iii his inaugural
sprech, tiat the Am,Iican government is TIE
least expensive in tie world, has raj ed, pr.
taps, the most dangerous question that could
occupy the thoughts oil the European nations.
The immense sums which the European 20
gcrnmeut, levy rpon tie incomes OF indiVi-
dual, may appear but necessary and useful
sacrifice, 10 people, vino. Ike ihc English,
t-1,sess, or Hhnk they possess, political itbef-
~. Such a people talk 'ilas--oer nrmies on
fleets; cur fpubtiG debt; eur finances. Ill
with Them IS 1saiionni-burdcns as well a.
beurfts--sutseriag and glory. On the cont.
ncut dominant sect ofrarly in the mini
try, or at Court, fueiousi!prosefi9cs the term
and the idea ot aattoH-We ire but sGped5
and whoever wi,hcs to be citizen i = +. ton,
iacobin the Siatf means D1Ylilrsra he
rednary class such is the docuine which TINT
dangerous sect iuculoa,es Oh kings and PEG.
ply j."
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shrewdly suspected that was laugh
ed at nv self. .nem. Stick To com
mon. sense. and let wit alone.
Six o'clock---Took a little more
replevin----f9und my stomach in
prime orders got among the girls,
talked nonsense, laughed loud, and
endeas0red 10 be- amusing---tbe girls
sniggered---i looked foolish and be
came totally dumbiDundcd.
Seven o'eloclt---Shall | go to bed
Too earl Y yet---whistlcd Lillabulle-
r0---eapcr'd about the house, and
s"igg d another repfepil---trlt quite
lively sailed out. aud broke ne
gro's head. the fellow made more
noise tlan our court erier---I made
my escape tnSidhter.
Eight o'rlock---Gook another re-
pbeuR. Nine another. Tcn---a-
mother. Eleten---tmo more In sue.
.Ceasion. -'
Nine o'clock the next morning-.-
found myself III bed, with my coat
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the world with truth and beauty un-
known till disclosed at hil bidding
Over his vast domain he ranges
with amazing activity, aud - II diff
lrrent man in each province which
he occupies. He is not one, but a
legion. Al three in the morning he
will make IA reply in Parliament
which shall blanch the checks aud
appal the hearts Of his enemies and
nj hall past nine he will be found in
his place in court, working out
case in which bill OF five pounds is
disputed. with all the plodding care
oi the most laborious junior. This
multiplicity of avocaiion and divi-
sion Of. talent suit the temper OF his
constitution aud mind. Not only
does he accomplish n greater variety
Of purposes than any other man
not only does he give anxious at
teton 10 every petty cause. while
he IL fighting "A great political bat
tie and weighing the relative intc-
rests of nallons---not only does he
write an article Tor the Edinburgh
Review While contcstlng county
election with complicated arguments
on Scotch appeals by way of rest
from his generous cndeavors 10 edit
cate Il peoplo--but he does all this
as if it were perfectly natural to him,
in Il manner 80 unprctcnding aud
quiet, that stranger would think
him quite "A merry gentleman who
had nothing To do but enjoy himself
and lascinate others. The fire
which burns in the tough fibrcs OF
his intellect does not quicken his
pulse or kindlc his blood to more
than genial warmth. He therefore
IL ono man in the senate, another
III the study, another in the commit
tee room. another in the petty cause !;
and consequently, il never above the
work which he has to perform. --
His bowers are all distinct and IA
read, for use rs those of the most ac-
compIished Of Old Bailey practi-
TONERS. his most remarkable ia
Guilty, taken singly, the power OF
sarcasm, can be understood even by
Lancaster jury. And yet, though
worthy to rank with statesmen be-
fore whom Erskinc sunk into inSig-
nifcance, and though following his
profession with zeal and perscvcr-
anee almost uncqualIed, he has hard
ly been able 10 conquer the impedi-
nent Of that splendid reputation /;
which IN any other man must have
been fatal
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MEMORANDUM
Qfa Student at Lac for twcnfy Joa
hours.

y
hourS.
Nine O'Clock, A. M.--Was called
by the servant 10 breakfast demHr-
red to il found it wouldn't do tho
must fill up the blanks in the alb
domen.
Ten o'el ck-ItcIt little squca-
mish intempcrancc had taken a.
way the tone oi my stomach--tOok
a drop Of stimulus, by way Of repIc-
pin, to get il back again.
Eleven o .c,ock--pccpcd into Coke
what big book it is-diitcult to
bo undcrstood--couldu't stand it
took up song book, and humnrd o.
yer Mother Cascy--walkcd out to
a ncigbbol's and swallowed another
repieun stimuIant.
Twelve o'ciock--A huge fellow
made IA wry face nj me- sw0rc I'd
prosecute him for an assault, when
lac commenced a most tremendous
battery upon my poor case ; l gave
him n rci0iadcr--hc tipp'd me a
surrrj0iRier-l then daTcd my head
into his stomach by way of a rcb0t-
ter, when he fell to the ground, and
| Won the cause.
One O'Clock, L M.-Took lit
tic more Of the usual TcplcOH--sat
down to dinner, and ate slice ot
ham-madc five resolutions to 1--we
more tcmpcratcIy--took "a glass Of
half and hall by way OF confirming
them.
Two o'cIock--ln prime order
went to sec Miss k.--whispercd a
little nonsense in her ear---hcr mo-
ther don't like me--shc popp'd in all
of sudden, and caught ne kissing
her daughter. / made issue per
front door, and was of in a tangent
Three clock---Saw II creditor
he dunned me hard, but | H0nSaited
him Tor the prcse MT.
-Four o'cinck-.-I'imc to go to stu
dy---got a head achc---rca about
petty iarceny---an old cake woman
camc by, aud | made force entry upon
her basket. and detaiEed upon her
pingerbread-.-thc old dame made
prodigioas loud and strong deciard-
lion against it. My plea was tHn---
she yoW'd she'd sue MEL gave her
The price Of the Cakes t. compromise,
and 80 the affair ended.
Five o'cl0ck---Went to see an &C
quaintance- tries to be witty---out
Of five attempts, three were abortions
---one Joke Vas laughed at, and l
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Tickets and Shares may be h04 AZ
a H.. NOE TITS
Truly Lucky Office, LynchburS.

Hhoics, 50 Haires, SO Q9artets, 81 so
Packages Of eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nos. of the lottery, y hieh must Of ne
cessity draw a, least 50. 30 net, with so mn
ny chances for capitals or shares OF pacAa-
ges may be had at the same rate
Prizes in the lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington Ci-
~, will be received in payment.
UJOrders enclosing tle caslt, or prizes, as
above. free of postage, for tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention, ii addressed 10
ABRAHAM II. NORTH, Lynchdnrg.
. Jure 0. 1925 t1d13
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70 the Afflicted.
DR.. attridgc's si0ciare
FoN lNDlUEF,
Yefmed UBaDp psia.
Tefmed Uyspp psiu.

HHlE dHrnery al lhis Medicine hns
4 been the effect Of long aud attentive stu
dy, q j. nov nude public iiom the most deei-
ded conviction founded on ample experience
of lis power In rf6dleaing lhis disohse, aztec
every other medicine nud luilad II has only
been IN tins country twelve months and Il
has done wonders IN giving restoration, and
Ia hsthmaticnl enaes. IL beneficial effects bai
been astonishing Dr. rs Fnrmef, Member
ct the itoyul College 81 Surgeons III london.
declares In his Treatise, fhm Asthma aud ndi /,
gestion nre found eo.esitiinf, tire stomach
az all times eAefts considerable nilnencr
over the pulmonary functions, and II IS thereJ
fore TAR 10 conclude thu the formet disease
Is aggravated ~ the latter. Asthmatie pro-
Pile, continues the learned Doctor, should idi-
pose upon themselves the same regulation ~
II the case were purely dyspeptic. 1his
Ilurinrc opens distractions OF the spleen
and liver, clcnnsrth ,he breast OF plrgm, and
the chest u hnmofs gathered therein re-
moves pain in the bnek, stomach and SIDES,
| aud the windy collie. Also gidjincss IN the
head, which all proceed from indigestion
II has been recommended BY some OF the
most eminent tysieinns, ~ valuable medic
one III Dysp.Ps,a-bnl II does not cure III
diseases.
roH SAIL nY
HON FL DAVIES.
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.MelSNE. & .MNE..M.

bfANE Just received - large assortment
Y vi splendid M.lAILI' and JOiLET
GLASSES, which NIL be ,olJ very low.
April l. Is ~
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And EXPECT NourlY,

Black, Grape aud hlandrrine Robes, black
Naukeen Grapes, black figured Gro de Naples,
expected to be handsome, light aud dark Ca
licoes, White and black Cotton Hose, English
and French Silk Gloves, Tafila, Move Satin
aud Embossed Ribbons, Piping End, Gnze
and Gro de Naples 1 1 IIandkcrchiets, leg
horn Bonnets, bales Oznabnrgs, Coffee,
Glass Ware, &c. &c. all of OF which We shall
sell Ut the lowest prices.
w MCKEE & ]. G. MEM
May 80. $50
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LATE ARRIVALS,
Sunner Goods.

we have t1en receiving, in addition 10 our
former stock
40 p's super and common Galirues, Prints
. 4yfeah dncies, &c, many very heautIfei
Is pieces black figured Gro dc Naples. com
posing very elegant assortment OF rich
figures,
Is ditto figured Swiss and Book Muslins
~ ditto % and Oh Jackonct do beautiful
style,
Cd aud "A Camhrics, from CON to superlne
b dozen Feather Fans
ditto Gauge Wells
: boxes GAUGE Ribbons new sivle
a lot rich worked Insertings
lot Fametun and Toilet Fringe
icw Bolivar Leghorn Hats
general assortment OF Union Mixtures
Angolas
Angola Cassimeres
French Cnsslmeres
Beaverteens
Black Circassian and french Bonibnzeen
Blue and yellow Nankeeu
Satin stripe Floreniine
White aud colourcd Marseiles
Ioilenett, Valencia and black silk Yestings
Brown Linen and Droghedas
Linen aud Cotton Drilling. coloured & white
Granderells and Cotton Cashmere
Blue, Olive and Caret Cloths
super drab, blue, black and mix'd Cassimeres
90 Jaconet and36inch LeYantinc and Italian
Cravats
Gentlemens Thread, Silk, aud Woodstock
Gloves
3 cases drab, white and black Hats,
800 dozen Mock Shell, Toilet, Redling and
Ivory Combs
4 bales 81 Dometic Plni1s
! case 81 Imitation Carolina Plaids, high
coiors
= I,I,, > 4 ~ ! Cit
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The LIST, Sd aud I'd to 100000
ID, lst and Sd to 6,uoO
I'd, Sd and lot to 5000
80, Isl and I'd to : ,"56
Sd, I'd aud lst to $3.50

I'd, lst and Sd to 0,oOO
I'd Sd and lst to 5,OeO
80, Is, and 2dto ,956
Sd, I'd aud lst to 1856
Those 10 other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos. and those three
the % 4th. and 9th, or the Bird, lth, and, 9Th,
i'll some one OF their several orders OF com
huation or Formulation, will each be entitled
TO prize OF 5 600.
Those 10 other tickets which shall have on
them of the drawn numbers, those three
the ID, 81 aud 18th, or the Cd, Sd and 9th, IN
some one OF their several orders OF combina-
ton ar FORMULATION, will each be entitled to
u prize OF $500.
Those 80 other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn numbers ON them, shall
each be entitled to IA prize of gi0e
Those los tickets which shall have two OF
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the I'd and .iih in either order, will each DO
! entitled to $50.
Those los tickets which shall have two OF
| the drawn numbers Oh them, Will each DC Ell
| titled to $25.
| All Others, being 1874, having two OF the
| drawn numbers on them, will each be eIltl-
tied to Sl2,
| And all those Il $40 tickets having bntone
of the drawn numbers on them, will eacli be
| entitled TO So.
| No tickets which have drawn prize Of a
superior denomination, eau be entitled 10 an
| inferior prize,
| Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
! and subject to the usual deduction OF 10 per
| cent.
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S2O,O 900 highest priZe.

4. McIN1lRE, Manager.
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May 10
Buffers Vegetable Indian Spc-
ciiic.

1 HAVE this DAY received III vial. of
Bu1LEks VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE
CHIC, So celebrated tpr llr cure 81 coughs,
colds, asthmss, e0hsanftloHs, DC
ItlO3 ] DuVAL,
Bank Square.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24

DIED-In this Borough, Saturday morning, Mr..
SAMUEL HAYES, ofEk Forge, Cecil County, Maryland.
in this Borough yesterday morning, after short
illness, the Rev. JOHN BURTON, of the Presbyterian
Church, in the 80th year Of his age.
- In Denton, Caroline County, Md, the 18th inst
in the oath year of his age, GEORGE A. SMITH, Esq.
late Register of Wills for said county.
AT Barboursvie, Virginia, on the 10th instant, Col
THOMAS BARBOUR, (Father of the present Secretary
of War; in the goth year Of his age. lie ardent
Wing Of the Revolution, and except his venerable conte
poray Mr. JEFFERSON the last survivor of the Mem
bers of the House of Burgesses of Virginia. which, in 1862
made the first protest against the samp-act in which the
Revolution began For the last sixty years. he has dis
charged with great assduiy and integrity, the duties Of
civil magistrate The length of his service in that capaci
y, may be illustrated by the fact, that four times he had
become in successive cycles entitled Gas senior magsrate
the Sheraly of the county, and at his death had just
in nomination for the Office Nat. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24

=, Courier Of the 2lst April, concur in stating,
.ha, The troops which landed at Modon, from the
,rvn,iau suuatlron,, completely beaten by the
c1eeks. great part Of them were killed, many
,.Len. and The remainder were closely henlmed in
On the LIST of October, Suffice took place at
san,inore. A Brahmin having died that day, the
nsnal nermission was asked OF the Magistrate, to
sllow three of his a0ires to burn with HIM One
wac twenty seven years of age, another twenty
one. and the third fifteen years old.
A general respite for Mr.. Sayary, The Bristol
merchant. who was TO have been executed on the
s0lh for forgery, had been forwarded from the Home
Department to the proper authorities at Bristol.
The newspapers OF Edinburgh have fairly fright
.ned Kean from his engagement at that moral and
intellectual capital.
Kean had been playing at Manchester, but no la
dies appeared in the Theatre.- This is right.
Hunt concerned with Thurell in the murder of
Weare, died on his passage TO New South Wales.
From the Liverpool advertiser Of April, 20.
Sppculation in Cotton--We believe the sale of
cotton of no single week within the recollection of
our merchants equals, in amount, the sale of the
week ending with last night No less than 10 500
bags have changed hands in the course oil the six
DAYS from Saturday last; of this quantity 10000
hays changed hands in the Of The three days,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24

MARRIED-On Monday evening the 10th inst. at fiar.
mony, Newcastle County, by the Rev Mr. Wiston, WILL
LIAM P. BROBsON, Esq to Miss ELIZABETH T.
STARR, both Of this Borough.
in this Borough, on Thursday evening, by the Rev
A. X Russell, Mr. WILLIAM SHERER, Principal of the
MA FISHER, eldest daughter Of the late lion. JOHN
Fisher of Dover, Del.
AT Georgetown, ID. G. the 17h inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Coriver, LUKE EDWARD LAWLESS, Esq Of st.
Louis, Missouri, 10 the Baroness GREUIM, widow of the
late resident Minister from Prussia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
SHERIFFsS SALE.

Y virtue of sundry wrts of ais exp. to direc-
I'D ted, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE at the House
of Daniel Hanes, in st Georges Hundred on Thursday
the second of June next at two O'Clock; M the ol-
lowing described plantation tract of land situate, lying
and being the hundred of ST. Georges and county OF
Newcastle, to wit adjoining lands of Samuel Thomas,
Joseph b. SIMS and others; with frame dwelling house,
Kitchen barn. and other buildings thereon erected
containing by computations three hundred and tweny-sx
acres be the less CLIO Acres Of which are
said to be arabe With all and singular the improvements
appurtenances thereunto belonging, in any wise
pertaining Seized and taken in execution the property
of Thomas C. Hamblv, and to be sold by
DAVID C. WILSON, Late Sheriff.
Newcastle, May 18, 1925. 49-3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
AT PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday.

Butter, in kegs, a lin demand Coffee, pr.
green, 10 20; ola Java, 90 81; St Domingo
gnd other. IS a 49, Cotton, upland, q so; Ten
aod Alab the same; Flax, 8 sales; Flour,
sup 575-dull Rye, 2.75--do.; Corn Meal, ESQ;
do. in hid 1900 sales; Corn, up co AZ 40
do. lower do 81 40; Wheat 1,02 LOG; Rye
~ a &c; Oats, % IS; Barley so a 50; Hops
% a 25-scatce; Ship Plank per 1000, $500
W p boards, best quality, 140o a 1000; do in
feor, 1000 a 1900: Y. P. common sap, do. 900
II 90; Scanning, 1900 1900; Plaster Paris
per 1000 Id. 5 so.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
SIX CENTS REWARD.

B1AN AWAY on the 29th of March last, apprentice
IL to the brick making business, named ROBERT S.
PENNINGTON about 16 years old. Whoever returns him
to me shall have the above reward, but charges viii be
paid All persons forbidden to harbor employ him.
JONATHAN RUMFORD.
Wilmington, May "a. at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
AT Baltimore, on Friday.

Coffee, w. l. green, IL 81 do. common 10
all; Cotton, Loui. % 26; Georgia upland, %
a24; Gotten Yarn, No, 10, 40 cents an advance
Of cent each number 10 No 10; Flour, sup city
52j; Corn. As Al white Wheat, LILO liz
red do. los 10; Rye, 81 40; Potatoes, 50
Su
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24

FIoun supcrfne, per Dbl. S. 50 to IS =
Aiddlngs, do. 50 W
WHEAT, white, per Go lb. ~ 10
DO. red, do. 10
CoRS. (old) per 81 ID. II
Kiln-iried Corn Meal, per hid. II Is II 50
Do do per bh 225 So
HID SLAVES, per NJ. (white oak) 50 90
Do. IiE,rING, do As %
Flour Dbl. Slaves, do IL 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

The Editors of the Waterman will take apprentice to
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manuel Church LOTTERY, respectfully informed that their
notes for the same have been forwarded them,
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of tickets have taken place, to repay Immediately what.
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particular and promises, and but very few
tickets can have disposed Of can be but ttle if any,
disappointment to the public the loss and dsarangement
will alone affect the subscriber. THOMAS HOPE.
Wilmington, MAY %. 49-
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% May, 1925.
CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
CANAL COMPANY.

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IN fifteen dollars every share of Stock in this Compa-
ny will be due and payable Saturday the 18th of June
next Office of the Company, between the hours Of
10 and o'clock H. ID GfLPlN, Treasurer.
NJ B. Persons residing in near Wilmington may make
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