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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
SHERIEF'S SALES,
By PETER b. DEL.aNY, SHER1,


by virtue of writ of vend exponas to directed, will
- be exposed to public sale, the house of John
Ball in the village of ST. Georges Saturday the 12,
lday of March next at O'Clock, p M. the following des-
crbed farms suate lying and being in the hundred of
Red Lion and of Newcastle, to wit No. Il farm
in said hundred, bounded by No. Q lands of William j..
furock, James NJ Broom and others, with frame dwell
ling house and kitchen, granay stable and other out build
ngs thereon erected containing two hundred acres more
Tor less No. q farm said hundred bounded by No i:
lands OF William Vandegrft estate of Henry Fromberger,
decd. and others with log dwelling house, kitchen and
other out buildings thereon erected, containing two hum
dred less together with all and singular the
improvements thereon erected Seized and taken in
cution as the properly of Henry Grindage.
Newcastle, Feb. IL, 1925 25-N
virtue of writ of vend. exponas to directed, will
ID be exposed TO public sale, at the house If Daniel
iianes, Mddetown, in ST. Georges hundred, on Thursday
the 10th day of March next, at O'clock +. NJ. the fol
lowing described plantation Of lands and improve
mens, in St. Georges hundred, TO wit: No l. planta
ton farm with brick dwelling house and Kitchen smoke
house. barn. granary corn cribs, stables ada good apple
orchard thereon erected bounded by lands OF Robert
MAXWELL William Rumsey, No 9 and others, containing
TWO hundred acres more or less. No 3 plantation OF
arm, in said hundred, with frame dwelling house and
Kitchen, smoke house and other out buildings thereon
erected, bounded by No L. lands Of Robert MAXWELL John
Eddowcs and others, containing hundred acres
or less together with all and singular the Improvements
and appurtenances hereunto belonging. Seized and
in execution the property of Richard E. Cochran.
Newcastle, Feb. IL, 1925 25-4
DY virtue of writ of vend. exponas directed will
be exposed to public sale, at the house OF Ezekiel
Bailey Centrevle in Chrsiiana hundred Monday the
18th day of March, inst. O'Clock, NJ the third
o the following described lands and tenemens situate y
ing and being the hundred of Chrisaa and county Of
Newcastle, to wit: adjoining lands Of Jacob Way, Samuel
Woodward, and Woodwards road, with small log dwell
ling house, and log weavers shop thereon erected contain
ling twenty or less. Seized and taken IN exc
Icution as the property of Esther Pierce
Newcastle, March Q. 1925. 22-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
From The Troy Sentinel.
SONGS BY THE WAY.

X.
volume of poems under this title has been lately pub
s'ed in New York. They the productions OF the
Rev. George w. Doane. Our readers will recolec a
fine lyric entitled Ode the Greeks" published ast
winter, from the New-York American: il app airs that
was by MIR. Doane The following is from the
of pure sentiment and is distinguished for lis beautiful
simplicity and tenderness.
INSCRIPTION
For the tomb Of a title Girl eight years old
MOL will not deem thee dead, my love, but parted far
away,
Through arer scenes than earth YIELD for
to stray;
To dwell where ceaseess pleasures reign, in undecayng
rest,
Amid the quiet shades of fair island of the best
And there, ween, thy little feet from ev'ry i'll removed,
In frolc mrh now wander. as in infancy they roved;
And still thy little heart exults amid Eiysian bowers,
And thy little fingers pluck the sweetest, allest Howers
OH winter not there, to chill with short and cheer
less day;
Nor are there scorch, with fierce and suit
Nor hunger there thirst Known to thine hours
of ease;
Nor, raging, his thousand shapes, the yrant fell Disease
And shah though tbourt from me, my precious one,
repnei
Alas how poor lfes best estate appears, compared with
thine
With thine, Who far removed from all that dins its dark
ened way,
Dweles amid the spendors pure Of heavens unelouded
ray.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
NO. 1913.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

70 those who send or call the office and pay during
e.. M be four dollars year; to all who do not the
,ce viii be five dollars. iii subscriber wishes to de-
ne lie must notify the editor of his intention before the
r Of June or December, and pay all arrearages non
omiance with these conditions to be considered new
for six months and no paper will be dscon
Ened without fulnent of them except at the option OF
HE editor -
Any person who will procure seven subscribers and pay
HEM agreeable the above conditions shall be en-
sel to the Watchman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
han three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones
Soro Advertisers requested to specify in writing
HIM long their advertisements to be inserted, or they
&iIbe continued till forbid. Letters to the Editor to in
&lre attention must be post paid.
.Adoertsing BY the year.
H. Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year 16, 90 year IS, 90
6months 5, SO months g. so
q Sdo. ATS do S, 90
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate of JOHN GREGG,
IN deceased, late of Chrstana Hundred, requested
make payment, and those having demands to present
them, properly attested for settlement, to
JAMES CANDY .adn1nistraor.
Brandywne, mo l, 1926. 27-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
NOTICE.

IA Ii persons indebted to the estate Of Joshua Gordon
gA Brinchh, ESQ.,. dec. requested To make mme-
ate payment and those having clsms against the same,
u present them for settlement.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE,
WIN. ID. BRlNCKLE.
Feb /, 1925, 49, Administrators.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
HIGHEST PRIZE, $1,000.
ll54 Prizes
I'LL Blanks
1925 Tickets.

The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
Twenty seven numbers from 10 q will be placed mi
Ne wlee-four of which will be drawn The whole num-
Per Of Tickets will be only 2925on each OF which therel
WI be of the 81 numbers, and
That Ticket having on ii the LIST, Cd and 3rd num-
ers draw from the wheel will be entitled to $1,000
That ticket having on it the 1st, I'd and 4th viii
4e entitled to 1O00l
4 That ticket having it the LIST, Sd and 4th will
DC entitled 10 10O0|
A That ticket having on it the Cd, Sd and 18th WILDE
entitled to QUO
Those tickets having on them the Sd and 4th num-
&ers will be entitled 10 each All
Those tickets having LIST and 3D. LIST and Sd, LIST and
3th Cd and Sd, Cd and 4th will each be entitled to So
Those tickets having any of the numbers drawn
fll each be entitled to S2,75
4 No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
denomination can be entitled TO an inferior prize
III Tickets IS 90 Half 81 so
Certificate Of whole Tickets at that rate will be Sls
~ do Of Halves
~ do of Quarters Al
81 For Lucky Tickets and Shares apply TO
~ VIM LARKIN, PATRICK HIGGINS,
N ARTHUR MURPHY, N &. WILLIAMSON, Esq,
Managers APPOINTED By tie Legislature.
or at HOPES Lucky Office,
al Opposite to the Town Hall, Wilmington, Del.
Prizes in all Lotteries received in payment. *.*orders
u" IN NE country promptly attended to.
clubs literally dealt with Agents supplied on liberal
'ms. February, 1925. u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
10 the FRIENDS Of DELAWARE and
CHURCH ESTABLISHMENTS.

EvE Managers of the Lottery for the benefit of ST. Pc
LII er's Church, in the Borough Of Wilmington, with
satisfaction that the Honorable the Legs
Fure has been pleased TO extend the time allowed Tor
Completing the necessary contemplated small classes so as
enable them what they have lost. by delay IN
awing the previous ones owing to the neglect OF their
Feuds the sale of foreign tickets, and the consequent
ecessy of drawing the Lottery at periods, with
e halt unsold add to which, the public drew all the pr.
Is, and the Church left minus, but they hope thro,
nc puncuay in paying prizes, and by drawing the Lot
t the honorable New Series PLAN it has hither-
been conducted, and which has been universally pras-
they will still obtain liberal preference and patronage,
hich partly, Trustees Of the Church, and managers
the Lottery, they will endeavour 10 deserve, on account
the credit Of the institution their regard TO charac
and the benefit Of the public The following scheme
presented for appreciation as being the best yet prese-
ri TO the public.
BY authority of the State Of Delaware.
DEL.aWaRE STaTE LOTTERY,
Fifth Class-New Series
forthe benefit Of st. Peters Church in Whining
ton.
88l95 Dollars in Prizes to be distributed in five minutes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
To be Sold at Public Sale,

an Wednesday the 10th day OF March inst the late
~ dwelling of John Hedrick deceased, Front between
French and Walnut Streets sunry Household and kitchen
Furniture. Sale to commence at ii O'Clock A. M
BROWN 8, BAlLY, .4uct'as.
March L. 1926. 26-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
BLACKSMITHS.

NXTANTED, four five Journeymen biacKsm''',s' "
wv whom liberal wages will be given by the subscfner'
on the post road between The Red Lion 1avepn a"u .
nbb ~ es-4tn Blacksmith.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
TO RENT

IA LARGE Two Story Brick DWethng House in the vii
vi age of Newport with good brick barn, and stables
knd every other convenient out building. To the house
attached large room, for many years occupied as
,,ore is as eligible situation for country business as
k in the place. There three lots in the village, con-
Enng about acres which will be rented with the house.
Possession given on the 25h day Of March Apply to
ALLAN THOMSON. Wilmington, or
JOHN l.. NORRIS, Le4pien'S island
Jan. Is. 14-tf near Newport Del.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15
Bunker's Hill for Sale

VIE subscriber offers at private bis Plantation call
ca Bunker Hill lying on Powhite Creek in the county
of Chesterfield, 81 miles above the Tow NJ MancLss,e
ana between the Manchester Turnpike Road and James
ver THIS Plantation contains 9S1 acres of Land; one
ndi, OF whch IS woodland heavily timbcred with oak
bottoms The improvements consist Of a commodious
dwelling House. barn, stable ice-house, and all other
Con'ehent out houses, and very valuable Saw ill.,
dDunuany supplied with water from Powife Creek and
WIN timber from the adjacent woodlands of the ulanta
uon' here is also on the Creek good site for
'-and the materials for constructing are pre-
pared and in readiness to be erected The n1an,o, i;
IN very agreeable neigbohood, and is well wa
tered aud eabyas country residence there are few
more desirabei and 1t possesses the same time
the convenience Of proximity market The subscric
intending to remove to the Western Country, will offer
good bargain and easy terms to the purchaser Those who
De disposed to purchase such property, requested
visit the premises where the subscriber or in his absence
Mr. Jordan Smith, will give them such further information
upon the subject as they may desire
ANDERSON EDWARDS
June 16--vdv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15
THE KINGS MINISTER'S ABROAD.

The KINGS MINISTER'S ABROAD.
Aust~aa. Amb. Elk. and Plen.-*sRt. Hon Sir
Henry Wellesley. Sec. of Embass--Hon Rob- Cor
don.
Russia. Amb. Elk. and Pen.--t Vacant. Mr. STRAIT.
ford Canning formerly of the United States, has lately
been the Court of Russia on special mission) Sec
of Emb.--Edw. Nj. Ward Esq,
France. AM Ex. and Plen.-*V iscount G Granville
Sec of EmS.-fion. Algernon Percy.
SPAN. Env. Ex. and Min. Plen.-Elon Frederick
Lamb. Sec of Leg.-Geo. Bosanauet, esq.,
Netherlands. Amb. Elk. and Plen.-*FRt Hon.
Sir Chs. Bagot. Sec of Emb.-And. S. Douglass
esq.
IN'hey Emb. Elk. and Plenty Strang-
ford now in England, and it is expected will be APP
pointed to Russia.) Sec. of Emb.--Wm. Turner esq,
Oriental Sec.-Robt. Liston Elliot, ESQ
Persia. Charge d'Afaires-I1enry Wilcox, esq.
Prussia. Env. Elk. and Min. Pen.-Earl of Clan
william Sec of Leg.--I1on. VIM. Temple
Portugal. Am. tx and Pien.-*4Rt Hon Sir
VIM a. Court, Bart Sec. of Emb.-fIon. Francis
r. Forbes.
Rd Vaughan Sec. of Legion. Henry u. Ad-
dington, Esq
NIPPLES. Env Elk. and Min. Plen-@Rt Hon.
William Noel Hill Sec. of Leg.-tCtihbs G.. Antro-
bus, Esq.
Ceramic Confederation. Min. Plen. TO reside with
the Diet at Franklort-Hon. Fred. Cathcart. Sec OF
Leg.-George II. Seymour, Esq.
Stoeden. Env. Elk. and Min. Pen.-*4Rt Hon.
Sir Benjamin Bloomfield Sec. oil LEG iSfries vi.
St. George, Esq.
DenmarA. Env. Ex and Min. Plen.-IIon W. w
Wynn, Esq. Sec. of L.eg.-Peter Browne, Esq.
Sardinia. Env. Elk. and Min. Plen.-*R,. Hon.
Aug John Foster. sec. of Leg.-Hon. S. Fox, Esq
Baua'f1. Eny. Ex and Min. Pen.-Sr Brook
Fay lor, H. G. III. Sec. of Leg Thomas Cartwright
Esq.
WirtemJurg. Env Elk. ami MN. PIen-I.ord
Erskinc Sec of Leg.-lIam. c. Hamilton, esq.
Tuscany. Env. Elk. and Min. Plen.-*Rt. Hon
Lord Burghersh Sec. of Leg.-I.ord Marcus Hill
Sarony. Min. Plen.-George WIN. Chadd Esq
Sec of Lcg.-Charles It. Barnard, ESQ
Switzerland. Min. Plen. Sec. of Leg.
Richard Pac1enham Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

From The European Magazine

From The EurOpean .Harneiue
THE MOSS ROSE
An old and excellent friend of mine who is suffering
under That painful and melancholy disease denornnaed
The angina Pectofis, but who is blessed with ortitude
and resignation we'll elegant taste for poetry
amused himself and beguifed his anguish some time
since with the following gd!qnteric and a. 3ug at the
advanced period of 10 years of age think the elias
sic feryor of youth is amnlv exhibited
Having Observed from the window of his chamber
at The watering place where ne was remaining that a
beautiful young lady very often approached his Sc i0
my friend having gathered fine moss rose To- the
tar one with is compliments, and shortly after had the
satisfaction OF seeing it blooming on her bosom but At
Inc same moment experienced those friehtfIi
SPasS CHARACTERISTIC of his complaint; upon which he
composed the following address TO the rose and sent 4
with another from the same busl,:-
To CnLoRIs
40 Rose, e'er winters piercing bghts
Attaint your fine vcrmillion glov
10 her ~ whom my soul delights:
Sweet rose, in all your fragrance 20,
And to the blooming maid impGrt
While her fair bosom you adorn
How in my fond and faithful hear,
You left sweet playful Rose, your thorn
However having received answer INV friend ina
ged that the rose required be clrssca/iy addressed
according to all the ancient rules of poetic raantr,
aud forthwith despatched The following dstich
An! hoS'' Hos forum, ChIorids dun pectus ado,nas
Cur lacerat jccur ct cor, spina meuu,
~ lgP'y 10 "hch The rose is supposed to have adj
dressed my trend IN these excuIpatoTy verses
Nee inca spna tuum locerst cor vel i.curu,i,.
Nam Rosa sum simplex! urt at, ipsa {, hloris
~ on egf h'ec spnis; Propras ecce Sagittas
TT cunctfs. ce,ta dirig usuue mann
Ffctor,' -9"ginann quis jam non senti, acutau,o
ENhibFas quoties vulnera, risit amor
he rcaol,g Tue above verses, the first recollection
winch naturally suggests it,c TO thul, how G,t,
IN Gunner and mental Requirements land l,,;I, to -
the foundation OF pure religion and orth,,J,y C,,I
TINS venerable old clergyman. the author of rcn1 ~ -
wmie IaoHprng under Of The most Formidable de-
eases w.Hch human nature can BE- subject to- can s H.
hFi4} alleviate his agony, and turn his talents to 50
' - -DI- ~ account POSTITtJ NIOTIS
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yRE.asURY DEpAR7.NE.vT, agM AprtL Lee.
March q

TREASURY DEP.4RTyMENT, 29h .4priL 1895.
Office hereby given, that the first Iay of October
next, the principal of the six per cent stock of the
United States, created under the authority of an act of
Congress entitled, can act authorsng loan for sum not
exceeding eleven millions Of dollars opened on the 18th
day of March, 1912, together with the interest then due
thereon, will be paid to the propretors IF said stock or
their aornies duly authorised the Treasury of the
United states IN WashugtoD and the loan Offices
the books Of which any portion Of said stock
surrender Of the certificates said stock will be re-
CURED at the time Of payment, interest on said
stock viii cease from and after the Both day September
next SAM'L L: SoUTHARD
may o-45t .4cting Secy ofHe Treos,,r,
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GOVERNMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN.
From The Court Rale,,dar for 1925.
THE K1Nc,s MINISTER'S.

From The Court Kalendar for 1925.
THE KINGS MINISTER'S.
First Lord of the Treasury-Earl of Liverpool Pre-
mer)
Lord Chancellor-Earl of Eldon.
President of the Counc-Earl of Harrowby.
Lord Privy Seal-Earl of w esmoreland.
Secretaries of State
Home Department. Ri. Hon. Robert Peel.
Foreign, Ri. Hon. George Canning.
Colonies and War, Earl Bathurst.
Chancellor of the Excbequer-Rt. Hon. Fred. John
Robinson.
First Lord of the Admiralty --yiscount Melville.
Master Genl of the Ordnance-Dulxe of w ellington
President of the Board of Control RI Hon. Chs. w
w illiams Wynn
Chancellor oftbe Duchy of Iancaster-I.or,l Bexley
Treasury of the Navy and President of the Board of
Trade-Rt Hon. William Huskisson.
Viscouut Sidmoutl
The ADORE form He Cabinet.
Lord Chamberlain-DuSe of Alonrose
Lord Steward-Marquis of Conyngham.
Master of the Horse-Duke of Dorset.
Secretary of War-Fiscount Palmerston.
Paymaster of the Forces-Rt. Hon. Sir Cha's Long.
| Master of the Mut-Rt. Hon. Thos. w allace
| Vice President of the Board of Trade-Rt. Hon.
| Chs Grant.
! Postmaster Generai-Eatl of Chichester.
Lieut.. Genl of the Ordnance--F scouut BercsfoId.
First Commissioner OF Land Revenue-Rt. Hon.
Chs. Arbuthnot.
Attorney General-sr John Singleton Copley, Kt
Solicitor General-Sr Chs. Wetherell, Kt.
IRELAND.
| Lord Lieut.. of observation-disclosures Wellesley.
Lord Chanc ellor-Lord Manners.
| Commander of the Forces-Lerd Combermere.-
4 Lately appointed Commander of the Forces India
and it is expected will be succeeded in Ireland b,
Lieut.. Cen Sir George Murray, G. G. b. and G.. G.
HI
| Chief Secretary-Rt Hon. Henry Goulbourn
| Vice Treasurer-Rt. Hon. Sir G. Fitzgerald HILL BIT
Attorney Genera-Rt. Hon. VIM &. Punkett.
/ Solicitor Genera-Henry Joy, Esq.
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THE LAST MAN.

ny CAMPBELL.
TIE SUMS eye had a sichly glare,
The earth with AGE was wan,
The skeletons OF nations were
Around that lonely man!
Some had expired Ia fight the brands
sill rusted in their bony hands;
In plague and famine some.
Eafth's cities had no sound or tread;
Aud ships were drifting with tine dead,
10 shores where all was dumb!
Vet, prophe,-like, that lone one stood,
With dauntless words and high.
That shook the sere leaves FROM the wood
As if a storm pass'd by,
Saving we are twins in death, proud Sun!
Thy face is cold, thy race is run!
60, let oblivion's curtain fall
Upon the stage of men,
Nor with thy rising beams recall
Lies tragedy again.
lis piteous pageants bring not back,
Nor waken flesh, upon the rack
OF pain anew to wrthe;
Stretched in diseases shapes abhorr'd,
Or mowu in battle by the sword;
Like grass beneath the scythe.
Ev'n am weary, in yon skies
To watch thy fading fire;
Fest Of all sunless agonies,
Behold not me expire
My lips that speak thy dirge Of death
Their rounded gasp and grgling breath
To see thou Shalt not boast.
Tue eclipse of Nature spreads my pail:
The majesty Of darkness shall
Receive my parting ghost.
This spirit shall return to him
What gave its heavenly spark;
Yet think mot, Sun, it shall be dim
When thou myself art dark!
No! it shall live again, and shine
In bliss unknown to beams of thine,
BY him recal'd to breath,
Who captive led captivity,
Who robb'd the grave of Victory
And took the sting from death!
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Notes Of Authorization

Notes Of .1bbreUiaiion.
fPrivy Counsellor in England. tPriyy Counsellor in
Ireland TOR NJ. p. Member of Parliament.
BRITISH ORDEEs OF KNIGHTHooD.-jor G. c. B.
hn'Sht Grand Cross of the Bath Tor X. G. g. knight
Commander Of the Bath. G.. B. Companion of the Bafb
N. o. Knight Of the Garter X. p Knight of the ST. Pat
TICK. r. T Knight Of the Thistle G. C. H. Grand Cross
Of the Hanoycrian Cuelphic Order
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TAKEN

- the Subscriber, ON the DIN of this month from
- Charles CaIvers boat (fItadr,, v; r;,t, |
box "i Z hscco about $50 lbs. ~ / ~
~ the -, FROM samoel Hardugs boat (tIeadmap Pa
"' '.'Ss % ooacco with about $50 lbs. in it, The
'"'.' "''. De ''t'.rd OF as the Law directs
lSHAM RANDOLPH
inr 'rPtr 2 hPer'oref Boais, Wes6ln
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CGTT0N GFNrs

'lE SUBSCRIBERS have just received for SALE COT
- HlN OF superior northumberland orders
i'T ~. '"tc'e OF different Dimensions viii be executed
without 'ei'y The quality Of which is earrqafed in every
'eSptCI.o DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
@ ~ w13t
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39OEfrp.
Fom Tie Timed States Gazeite.

Eom tie Uitjed States GGEeiie.
The following song is published i'll the Baltimore GaSete'
with the the editions permitted by TIE
author MIR. John Cole, publish in their paper: the au-
thor having secured pyright for his production IS
good contains real poetry and we cannot resist
the inclination we feel to give il TO our readers we may
be violating some law, Eve hope no) atany rate, IL te a-
ihor has half much generosity he has genius nc WI
pardon aggression in consideration of our admiration
OF his 1t would be invaluable acquisition to
popular vocalist.
WE HAVE BROKEN THE CHAIN.
initiated from tie Sou 4ner,can, and dedicated TO W.
We have broken the chain that bound US;
We are free, are free, are free,
As 'e wind on the mountain around u.s.
As the wave of the blue rolling sea.
Let Peruvians remember the Glory
OF the field, where their freedom won,
Ayachucho respien dant in stoy,
Then shall live as the Twin of the Sun.
Chorus.
Pledge the bowl aud raise the chorus;
Bic the oath through ether swell
"Ere the chain of the slave shall be DER US,
dearest home of fathers, Farewell"
Ger the Ocean foes sweeping
Far away, far away, far away;
While red Juuin in silence is sleeping,
As she did tue dawn of Her day.
And the banners IN speudour then flying,
Even torn, the boast of the free
And the brave, they all shouted when dying.
Oh Perul Oh Peru. unto thee,
Chorus-Pledge the bowl, &C. &c.
But away with the drop of sorrow;
Bolivar Bolivar, Bolivar,
Has enthroued the bright dawuins To morrow,
On the Goddess OF Liberty scar.
w nile peak of those Andes of glory
Casts its shade DER the field we have Won
Ayachucho resplendant i'll story,
Shall exist the Twin OF the Sun.
Chorus.-Pedgc the bowl, Sc. Sc.
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KINGS CONSULS ABROAD.
For The Protection Of I5-ade.


Consul Gen.-Anthony St. John Baker, Esq.
Philadelphia, Gu. ! t...!.--.... T4a
lew ok, James Buchanan, Esq.
aroma, Henry Newman Esq.
Maryland, John Cras ford ESQ
Virginia, William Gray, Esq.
New Orleans, Jodn Davidson. ESQ.
Massachusetts, George Manners ESQ.
Rhode Island John b. GiIpin ESQ.
New London, James Stewart ESQ
New Hampshire and the ,
District of Maine, Doha'o MACINTOSH Esq.
Floridas, John Fl. Purves Esq.
MEXICO AND THE S. AMERICAN STATES
Mexico, Consul Generate. r. O'Gorman
Vera Cruz, Consul-Charlcs Mackenzie.
Acapulco, Consul-Ponsonby Staples.
Colombia, Consul Gen {Eogota) James Henderson
Laguayra, Consul-Tlos upper.
Maracaibo, Consul--Janes Sutherland.
Carthagena Consu-Ewd. Watts
Panama, Constellation Macgt egor.
Buenos Ayres-Consul General, Parish.
Clhi-COnsul General, - Nugeunt.