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,uar and as a matter OF COURSE ana uii
aaccompanied by murmur or a tnougnl our
IS nlacid satisfaction, resigning the re'hs oi
-..rsynment '. into the hands OF his successor.
Pic calm and dignihed ceremony OF invest
;,g the President in the duties OF his ONCE,
syes our attention. No tinsel-no glitter
nnth;np to strike the mob with wonder, or
dazzle with its pomp, but plain and unaiiec-
ted such as is worthy the mind OF a Legis-
iato, and the head OF a powerful Republic.
,rbe election OF Mr.. Adams to the Presiden-
-, now that the hostile feelings of the par
,;ss have become softened within reasonable
tonnds. seems to give general satisfaction
We know not what may be his policy, but
f,om his declaration on taking the oath OF
nf;cc il would seem that he intended to mo-
del it aftcrthat of his predecessor, and II SO
The Republic will have nothing to regret
trcm his appointment to the Presidential
chair.
His inaugural speech is beautiful spe-
fimcn of composition, chastc and eloquent,
+ is an admirable expose of the rise, pro
rress, and prospective hopes OF the young
Republic. He indulges in no vain Boosting,
in no irritating allusions--but applies HIM
self to the elucidation OF the various topics
in the spirit Of philosopher and an ndepen-
dent citizen. Nothing can be more eloquent
than his summary of the astonishing pro-
qress OF the Republic since the declaration
of Independence; and his history OF the
two great parties that tomcriy existed IN
the country is touched upon with the utmost
,]elcacy and far removed from any thing ot
partisan or partial feeling. Their political
creed-the interests OF the various Govern
mcnts in the Unon--and the policy OF his
venerable predecessor, are subjects also
beautifully illustrated.
Such is the character OF this document
that has introduced Mr.. Adams to his coun-
trymcn, and to the world, as President OF
the United States Of America, containing, as
it does, an exposition Of his principles and
feelings, and pledge OF the system OF Gov
crnment it is his purpose to pursue. What
a contrast does it exhibit TO the pulling and
miserable strains that so often issue from
the Courts Of Princes!
Mr.. Adams has now attained the sum
nit of his wishes, and on that Chair, where
first was seated the Father of the Republic
the Immortal ashington-and which
has been successfully flied by Adams, and
Jefferson, and Madison, and Monroe--vcn-
cradle individuals who yet live to receive
the blessings Of their countrymen, he ha,
been called to preside and guard over the
liberties of the United States.
Ardently and fcrvently we pray that the,
may be never placed in jeopardy. 10 A
mcrca we have been taught to look as tt
the common home Of our species, where thu
oppressed and the prosecuted could eve,
find safeguard and shelter. And long
and long indeed, may she be SO characters
zed and 50 distinguished, And resting upol
her independence and secure within he
equality of rights and privileges, lasting an'
firm shall be her duration, while the effort
and the Vaccinations of dcspots shall sinl
and dwndlc into nothingncss.
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For the Wiliningtonian.

All, fatteiing Hope, know y spell,
Oft have | felt thy wtching power!
All yes! and remember well
That thou hast mock ID me many an hour.
And dost thou not my thoughts caress
With promises of richest dye,
And distant prospects gaily dress
In all the robes of tiattery,
And when fancy bliss is near,
A bliss that will elate my soul,
Thy phantoms quickly disappear,
And dark oblivion wraps the whole.
Say, where's the happiness Iseen
When childish innocence was mine'
Or the prospective hours serene
Which in my youth were wont to shinc'
All, chldhood's gayest wish was vain
And fed ere it could be secur'd
And youthful Joys are chang'd for pain,-
Pain long, too long 20 be endured.
Say, when, vain Hope, hast thou redeemed
The tarest pledges thou hast given'
Have not those bonds which frmcst seemed
BY thee remorselessly been rvcn'
All, Hope. on thee I'll never rest
For thou art buta gay decciver,
of Pron,isers thou'st been the best,
But neveryet a faithful girer.
MEDLEY
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James G.. Allen.
Now is the time to Preserve your
Teeth
d. CASS,
SURGEON DENTIST &C.,

Informs the ladies' ami gentlemen of Whining
ton, and its vicinity, tha, he viii wait upon them
at bis room, at the house of Mrs Anderson in
High ST., below Smiths Hotel, or at their own
houses, for the space of few months, in the line
i mis- profession. He performs every necessary
operation on the teeth and gums; removing
with care fixed tartar. He cleans separates, and
polishes teeth without njuring the enamel. His
confidence in his unriva led mode of extracting
teeth, is uneliminished, and no one can want con-
lid nee, after once submitting to trial He ex
tracts broken and decayed teeth, roots and
stuinps that have been despared Of, without in
jury TO the gums mends teeth with foil or gold.
to be as lasting and useful as sound teeth, with
out pain in the operaton; inserts artificial teeth
n q neat and durable manner; regulates chill.
dren's teeth and gives advice on the teeth graf
is, if applied to at lis room.
\. B. He keeps powder for the teeth, which
whitens them and is very beneficial TO the gums
lie requests those wishing any Of his services to
! cali in the course of the above mentioned time,
as hr will leave town at the expiration oft.
Nav 12'h. 3S-tf.
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State Bunk al Irenton.-We perceive by
a notice in the Trenton True American, that
the Stockholders of the State Bank are re-
qucsted to meet either in person or by at
torney, at the banking house OH the 29th inst
when statement of the affairs of the nsti-
tuition will be laid before them. The adver-
tisemcnt is placed upside down, either tc
attract attention.. or give the public some
idea of what theysnay expect, when the de-
vclopmenti is made. Doyies. Pat.
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FOR SALE At this Office,
Vel bound in Joards,
THE BEREAN.
vCL.. ].

Abstract Of Tic Contents.
Atonement-the doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Crticsms-on Pet 19.-on the Lords
Superior Cor XIV. 45-6-7-8-9.
Brownlee's Inquiry--review Of in detail.
Cavin-Bographic sketch of,-and Servctus.
Church s. State-Church Establishment, views Of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Clinton's Address before the Presbytc-
ran Education Society-remarks on,
Converts in India
Cotton Mather-biographcal sketch OF,
ovenanters-Scottsh,
Crcetl-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical Iistory-sketchcs of,
Educated Ministry-Education Society,
Esquimaux, prcstcratt among,
Ev!dcnce-thc necessity Of excmplfed,
Franklin, acknowledgement sketches of,
Ora c-univcrsality of,
Grifiin's speech before the Presbyterian Educa-
ton Society reviewed.
Guney's Observations and Lctter-stIictures on,
Hicks Letter-TIercsy-Ilindo Religion
Infant baptism-Inquistion account OF,
Keith, George-biographi al sketch OF,
La Fayette-
Leslie, Charles-b biographical sketch Of,
acknowledgement,
Millcr's lecture on Crecds--strctures on,
Ministry, Fcmale-lengthy remarks on,
Missions-National Tract Society
Naylor James-biographca sketch of,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mcad's trial
Penn, William-hiographica sketch Of
William Pitts letter to the people Of England,
on the abuse of Religion
Professor and Posscssor of Religion
Reformation-the progress of;
Sermons of Elias liicks-extracts from,
servctus-biographica sketch of,
Slavery-immediate, not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1924.
Society for promoting Christian kuowlcdge-pro
ceedings of,
neutrality-suspicious. in,
Trinity-the doctrine briefly examined,
Observation-Disclosures account of, in N. England
Wilmington Del. August 1871, 1925.
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ClAeap Tailoring.

YHNHE Subsr ibe. ia,ing commenced the Tai
Il ioring business al NJ. 6o Shipley.s'., seic'is
lie encouragement OF ", e public in the differ
ent brsnch,s ot his bHsines, in all OF which he
will endeavour TO Civ, satisfaction at very re-
d, C d prices for cash.
Private f-:aies and others, can he acconmo>
dated at their dwellings, IN making garments at
modsra price
The Subscriber assures the public, and can
give saistac; ory evidence, that he is well ac'
auaiated with the different branches of his busi-
ness, and particularly with i,.dies iiabis and
Pc lsses, which he will execute in the first style,
and if re qured, according to the latest fashion.
Iames U'Hara.
Wilmington, Aug. IS. Aft.
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ensucd in WHICH both fell overheard, and nei-
ther giving way his hold on the other, they
sunk together in deadly strife, and were seen
no more Aberdeen was an old man, and
had followed the occupation of Grating UP
and down James River from his youth. He
was proverbial for his strict integrity and ex-
emplary industry, and was universally re-
spected wherever he was known.
Norfolk Herald
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-08-25
Tx1E Na'~1fIN GTONIAN.
AND
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday, August 25, 1925.

We neglected last week to give authority
for the extract in that paper, headed
Chivalrous Rencounter.' 1T was taken
from Scott's last and much admired novel,
"Thc Crusaders
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IZErRovED CNECsxS,

On the Rank Of Deiazvare, Bank Of TTH-
mington e Brandyzvine, and Farmers Bank
at Wilmington, for sale at the Office of the
Wilmingtonian.
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New Publication.

New IuD1catlOn.
Just received and Tor ale at ]. SCoTT'S
Book and Hat Store, No. 9s Market street.
serhe Manufacturers Book of Wages
and Workpeople's Companion"
BIZ j. MORGAN
sits utility Will be parlcua ly evident to
Manufacturers Workers of Iron, Builders Corr
s,ructors of Canals and Ruads-to Farmers also,
and NJ, chanics generalls
Wilmington, July lS, 1895,
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Forty Miners.

ENHE Sub ,criber wishes to employ forty men,
- to go TO the Stale OF Rhode Island, to work
IA COAL MINE The highest wages wi, be
paid, and constant employment for one year. 1t
will be necessary for those who engage, to be at
NJ. Townsen,l's Hotel, in Newport, in said state,
lftcr the ttrentieM OF August, inst. All whowi
to engage in this vicinity, will please TO call on
the s,.b criber, at Mr.. II. MllIer's store, Sche-
nectady, before the Gosh ms.
Samuel Cloves.
Schenectady, IN " Aug 10, 1925.
or The Printer at Newark, Upper Canada,
ana tie Printer AT New Castle, [Dcl., will pub
li,l, the above S weeks; and send their bills 10
MIR. II. Miller.
47-St.
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Scm Mentor, Eliridgr, Boston.
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lection against wet feet. tits the opin.
ion Of the most respectable physicians,
that 10 keep the feet dry is the most
important and effectual precaution Tor
the preservation Of the health, particu.
larly in our cold and variable climate,
and that The female part Of the com.
munity very often expose their health
by wearing thin shoes. II has been
justly said in eummendation of the In
dia Rubber over shoe, that sit is an inn
portant protection to all in delicate
health, as its impenetrability to water
renders the feet dry, and vfcourse pre-
serves their healthy warmth, its lighl.
ness and elasticity leaves to the foot
It's free anu easy action, and its duras
bility renders its use exceedingly econ
omical, The price Of them is mod
crate, and with care pair will last
three seasons. Repertory.
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Samuel NJ sanney

Samuel NJ sanney
HAS Just received, per brig America, from
4 4 Boston, and offers for sale
Is boxes cotton and wool cards
Also, per schr Esther and silly and slOop Con-
sfiufion from Philadelphia,
90 kegs white lead grid III oil, lst I'd a.
Is do Spanish brown do
IN STORE
90 bales Virginia cotton, excellent quality
casks Bridport shad and herring twlne
10000 Russia quilts
- mo 10
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e. The loser of a large
new KEN, can recover it
by calling at this Ohce
dec 10
handing,
dec 10

handing,
From brig Anerica, from Boston,
S0 HHDS. bright retailing moIasses, IA.
CUven, duck and choppa romals.
From brig Robert Cochrane,
500 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 packages of domestic goods
From sioop Constitution,
200 pieces penit entiary plaids
40 pieces A. check
100 pieces indigo blue and mixed SAITH.
nets ribbed. cassimeres and drab
cloths
2 bales twilled linsey-For sale by
A. C. CAZENOvE & 60.
For Freight or Charter,
+, an The fine brig
&L ROBERT COCHR.ANE.
&4A capt. Hathaway, 1900 bbls. burthen;
.in readiness for any voyagt. Apply
as above dec 10
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Dennis, Mary, Washing
ton and JaWles.

dec10 V. W. SOUTEAlL, Trustee.
1.-THE editor of the Richmond Enquirer
will please insert the above until the day OF
sale.
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SnlP lJ.A VS..
4
Port OF Alexandria.
Ar RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Dec. BRIG Robert Cochrane, Hathaway,
Prov deuce, via Norfolk; salt to A. c. Gaze
move & Co.
Schr Vesta, Cook, New York, days; to T..
II. Nowland.
Schr Esther & Sally. Somer, Philadelphia;
freight for the District.
Sloop Constitution, Teal, Philadelphia;
freight for the district.
Schr Cent, May o, Boston, 9 days; to VIM.
Fowle < Co. plaster to- S. Messersmith and
freight for the district.
Schr ,dn.ral, Arnold, Providence, 10 days.
salt, der md apples to l.. &. l. Chamberlain.
Schr lafayette, Snow, Boston, 10 days;
lime to the master.
Brig mtrica, Luce, Boston; brandy, mo-
lsscs, be-, duck, &c. TO VIM. Fowle Co
and A'C Cazenove & Co.
Schr Sally, Smith, Providence, 10 days.
salt AID potatoes to l.. x l.. Chamberlain.
Schr Velocity, Hammond, Boston, days;
plaster and oil to ". Fowle & Co. and freight
for the district.
SAILED,
Schr Mentor, Ellridgr, Boston.
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For freight,

For Freight,
An The superior copper fastened brig
EE AMERICA,
Gf- LUcS. Master; first rate vessel, car
2krxx.ri& about 1909 barrels, will be ready
for cargo in few days. Apply to
WM. FOWLE & Co.
Whohare for sale. received per said brig,
Is hhds New Orleans MOI ASSES
20 do retailing N
9 pipes Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S. brandy Of
superior quality
8 do Seignette do do do
S cases sparkling Champagne
S bales Ravens duck
9 do bleached Russia sheeting
80 bbls. No. 1 new beet
II barrels Va . M,cke,ey
90 lfbarrels : -'o'
SO tons plaster paris
10 boxes oranges
dec 10
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Trustees Sale OF slaves.

IVruStee'S sale Oh slaves.
10y virtue of a deed oftrlst executed to the
ID subscriber by Robert Sangster. and du-
" recorded in the clerks Office of the Coun.
ty Court of Albemarle COUNTY, Va l snail
proceed to sell at public sal, Tor ready mo-
ney, On Saturday, The IN dag IF Janunry
merit, before the door OF the Cry Hotel IN the
! town of Alexandra, ID c. the following Slaves
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nov. 7-1aw4w.

LilNe River Turnpike Company,
UlHE stockholders in this institution VIII
NEE, at Horstio Clagett's Hotel, IN the
town of Alexandria, OIL Friday the sixth OF ia
nury, 1926, to elect President, -four Dlrec.
tors and a rreasurer-Also, for the settlement
of the accounts for the year 1925.
On the following day, the Superintendent
of the road. and Collectors of tolls at all the
gate. will be appointed. BY order Of the
Board. JONAH IdoMfSoN, .ree, T.
! does s~~"'
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Notice.

VN!IiS IS to give notice, that the SUBSCRIBER
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Oh
Charles County in Maryland, letters estamen
tary on the personal estate OF Zacharlah Soth,
oron, late of said county, deceased: All
persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, 70 the SUB
scriber. at or before the first day of June next,
they NAV otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 4th day OF No
vember, 1925. ~,
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AEiHE MSy.DRIAs
SATURDAY., DECEMBER 10, 1926.

The following disagreeable intelligence,
from our correspondents Of the Charleston
Mercury, is all the information we have re-
eeiwed on the subject. However painfulit NAV
be to the friends ofthe adventures to see their
plans imPeded, tmust be gratifying to know
that all are personally safe. We shall proba-
bly, receive letters by the next mail.
CagLeston. Dec. 2.-Arrived Schooner Frank
Lin, of fredericksburg, Viz, Parrish, Alexsn.
dria, and S days from the Capes- Dry Goods,
Flour, Sc.-to the Maxter-in distress, bound
to st. Marks, E. F. Passengers. Messrs.
M;lean, Brsden, Bronaugh, Betton, M'Rea,
and M'Carty. On the 28th ult. off Cape Hat
teras, was struck BY a squl, which carried
away the mainmast, mainboom, squaresail
yard, and fore gait.
"A Meeting Of t'.e citizns of Washington
has been held for the purpose of diges'ing a
plan Of Representative Government for the
District of Columbia, and of memorializing
Congress for such an establishment he
proceedings shall appear in our next. and we
trust that they viii attract the serious attention
of our active men. We can assure them that
every exertion will be necessary to the secu-
rity of our interests. II viii be seen by to-
DAVIS paper what members compose the Dis
trict Committee.-These gentlemen ought to
be early informed of our wishes.
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6.d;o Rubber Deer Shoes 1t is about
.rs since over shoes OF this ma
,sr;ai were first imported, until! exp ~
enee has confirmed the IMPRESSION
tina, they are the most easesaa' P'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-13
Ereeufor,s Sales of Rel Estote

~ Coleinan dec executor hc .o will Monday the
18th day OF the present month"; the premes sell the follow
ns Real Property who belonged The said Coleman
quare cont aiming two ;.nemrnts Of eaoh number
2i5 AND 2i6 lli down Richard Youngs survey and
plat, made for William VA Val they and
cultivated as garden, situated the lets Of MJ w Plea
and Of Solomon Marks, dec. short distance
Of Mt Martin Baker, ring, and Bacon Oua,r Branch
One undivided mOiefy of the lot Ne. 7th
city OF Richmond, and Basin OF the opposite
TO the public Wa ehouse. -
Ac, abou, 80 Of Ground in 18th street in the
city OF Richmond and hcs part OF Lo No ~, ami run
ng back the d'pIh Vi the lot commonly called Synagogue
Lot, and near The Presbyterian Church.
The safe VIII ne conducted by Moneuc Robinson Plea,
san aud the ground inst above named II
oioek an the forenoon fan, the hour next
tar day thereafter aud viii he continued o'clock th.
l n the Basn after the sale OF which the other lot
sold
Terms Cash for fourth of the purchase money!
for the baance credit three will
be gwen payable in equal inanen,s or bond
security bearing interest from the ay sale, Of
tru- to secure their payment. JOHN SHEPPARD, eS'r
August i3 29-td. ofB. W. Coleman der
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

MEssRs. EDIToRs
The Visitors have acquiesced, as well became them
sn the decision oil the last General Assembly, in
/ lation TO this venerable institution Instead of
broodIng over their disappointment and surrender
sng the College to destruction without an effort to
save, those who were friendly to its removal have
oDeyed with aiacriy the acquisitions of duty; and
uniting with those who entertained opinion ia
VoTabe TO its present location, have adopted mea-
sures calculated to redeem it. After all that has
been written and said upon the subject, the true
cause OF its decline is to be found In the high ex-
penditure ncuued by the student. In order TO
satisfy himself OF this let any take the trouble
oil looking into the testimony taken during the last
Winier, by the Committee of tie House of Dele
gates lie VIII learn FROM that, that parent had
70 ihcuf an expenditure OF from $3.50 to $500 per
course OF nine months, in order TO extend to his son
She benefits OF instruction at Williamsburg. Few
parents are in condition to incur such an expense
and still fewer would be likely to do so, when his
son could be instructed at other semnaries for one
4 half the money William and Mary will no lon
ger labor under this disadvantage. The Visitors
have adopted measure which will enable parent
Z in m derate circumstances well as the most
wealthy, to give to their sons the advantages of
Y Collegiate education. A young man may in fu-
ture receive all necessary accommodations, includ
ing board, lodging, fire, candles and washing fol
Sl20 the course. The fee OF tuition is limited &c
$40 for each professor whom the student may think
proper to attend. Thus then this obstacle in tn,
way of its revival is removed; and unless othe
causes exist calculated still to cypress it, the Col
lege will receive at the hands of the public tina
Patronage 10 which it would seem to be entitled
from its long career Of usefulness Are there an5
other causes calculated to disappoint the wishes 0
Its friends! 1t has been heretofore objected tina
WIN and Mary afforded no means Of classical IN
struction This objection now also fails. Th
Visitors have established Professorshp of HUI
manty, and little doubt exists but that that schoo
will be full. The advantages held out by this reg
ulslion are obvious to all. The Professor is no
& only to have the superintendsnce of the youd
while in his lecture room, but he is to furnish hin
with bed and board for the moderate price Of 8 90
and the fee of tuition is limited to 500; so that
8 will readily be perceived that boy can receive
Classical education at William and Mary, for sgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-13

He Of TAoni1s cuipg aud Mary Fleming Of the
county OF hi. emmy Ireland, both doceascd aud The
broho Of james Fleming late Of Crleson ia the State of
SOUTH Caolul, grocer, dccelc Is il alive At his hrot
death entitled by hi last VIII and Testament 10 d buye
share in his estate and the said ehae Fcuiag died before
lis BIO hr aud ef cbid children ying at h aid bro
thc dean, such Chd children will be entitled IL The .h,re
ofhc said Michael Fleming his bioths's .tstc Noinfo
nation besn eoeived 81 tie SAID Noae Fleming b, M cs-
ton o nearly vyears The last Of him Lon
don Aug 1910, where he then va, board If bc hip Vfn
capt Mso - pm which place he intended dea fof
nnpFe nihe Estate. Any person who give Information
ani has 'ii i.he wi confef. Obligation the yyl.
btdht ADD sisters Of the eat0 james cmiEs Letters
TN, subject addressed 10 Thomas Blacfwood the Planters
and NJ ehanc' Bank, Ctarleou South Carolyn, viii
unaiedilte attention.
Augns ~.
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that heroic people has enlisted the feelings and the
sympathy OF the friends of freedom in every cline.
we rejoice at the long list of victories with which
their arms have been crowned. Tie hour of their
deliverance from the oppressor's yoke must be a,
nahd' Their constancy and heroissn have again
immortalized the classic land they inhabit
The Turks will learn before the end of the pre-
sent campaign, tina: whole nation animated with
the spirit of Freedom can never be enslaved The
'rumphs OF the Greeks will! be another alarming
adinoni'ion to Oppressors and Tyrants The
crowned heads of Europe have looked with the
deepest anxiety to the glorious trumphs of the two
Americas-they may now contemplate the same
unyielding' devoted Spirit of Liberty in their i'm
meu'ae vieni,es Let them 6etoare. Its an e.
'he'eai' invisible spirit, Intangible hired bayonets
The capital prize of 10000 dollars. drawn in
IN. Baltimore Lottery Oh "Wednesday week, was
held by gentleman of Philadelphia The fortu-
nate owner receire ed his cash on Wednesday last
at the office OF AIessrs. Cohen and Brothers. in
Philadelphia.