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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W. G.. CONNIE, would respectfully invite the attention
of his friends and Patrons to the Schemes OF the following
brilliant Lotteries where, by the investment Of few dol
a s. handsome fortunes may be obtained in day only
and w. Conine is the ever industrious agent OF For
tune, he gives this early notice TO all who wish an album
dance of that essential article CASI 70 forward theil
orders Immediately, lest they may fail 10 procure chance
Bg authority of the State Of MarylGnd,
University Lottery
Seventh Class, Series positively TO be drawn The
30th of September.
Splendid Scheme.l prize Of $4,000; of 10000; Of
5000 of $500; of 1903; Of 1000; 10 Of 500; 44
OF 100; 88 ot 50; 528 OF l2 $500 of6.
Whole ticket Sc 0O-alf 0oquarter, 81 50-egh,h rs.
S-TsA Certificate of IL whole Tickets be had for
S71 40, and shares in the same proportion.
maryland University Lottery
For the benefit of the Medical College of Baltimore,
Fifth Glass; series To be drawn the 18th day OF Oc-
tober lie xt, and finished in few minutes
Scheme prize OF 500, 600; of 10000; of 5000; 9
of 1886; 10 Of 1,o0o 10 of 50o so OF 1oo 16s Of 50
| l68 uf 25; 1914 of 10; 1880 OF
Whole ticket Sc 0o-haf o0quarer, 81 5oeshth, IS.
certificate of II Whole tickets be had tor $40 SO
and Shares at the same rate.
SPECIAL ACT OF AssEMBLr--coNsonpATE
State Lottery Of .Naryland,
Under the superintendent of the Commissioners ap-
pointed BY the Governor and council and by the Improved
mode of drawing, secured by Letters Pa under Seal
the United States Tho whole 10 be compleedIN IN ONE
DAY and will positively take place in the city of Baltimore
| on the 9th Of November next.
schemic.-1 prze Of s3000o Of 1000; of 5000
10 of LOCO; 10 Of 5O0 80 of 100 GO Of 50 100 Of 20
200 OF 10; 400 Of ST 10000 Of a.
| 10000 Tickets. Not one blank to prize.
Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the drawing
subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent.
Whole Tickets S5, aud shares in proportion.
The Drawing ot the above brilliant Lottery, viii positive
ly be that popular mode Of drawing the odd and even
sys,e where the purchaser of tickets two shares
will be certain Of drawing at least price and iaay draw
three 4!
Tickets and Shares in all Of The above brilliant Ioere
and those which are anticipated will prove fortunate, ar
for sale at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
LOOK HERE!
SELLING OFF CHE9P!!
At No. fOt Market-street,

vrvHE subscriber having laid in choice assortment OF
Il FALL GOODS at the lowest Philadelphia auction pri-
ces, will sell the smallest profits he intends to close
his business he possibly Ills assortment
consists Of
Blue, black olive, brown, drab, scarlet, and mixed
CLOTHS superine and low price.
Habit aud pelisse cloths of assorted colors do do
Blue, black, and mixed CASSlAIERS: do. do.
Blue, gray and mixed Saltinets Cords and Veves.
1oiIene', Valencia, Silk and Swansdown Yesting
Swanskin, white, red and yellow FLANNELS.
Rose Blankets, 8 1-2-4; 1-2 Point do.
Bombazeen and Caspian stripes
I}ombazets, Norwich Grapes, and Circassan Paids
Worsted lambs wool and cotton Hosiery.
.Nfnttls and Canton Crapes, assorted colors.
Black, white and green, do (french)
Shenstaw, Lutestrng and Levantinc Silk
Grosdenap and figured Silk.
Black and green Forences.
Striped Silk for Dresses.
6, z, 8, 9, and 1914 Diapers
A and 7.S Irish Linens and Lawns superflne and low
price.
Linen Cambria.
! Cambria Jackoncts and Null Muslns.
| Figured and plain Swiss Mtislins.
Merino Grape and Cashmere square and long SiiAWLo
Waterloo and cotton ditto.
Furniture fashionable Calicocs and (nghams
| Silk and cntton Flags Fancy silk Shaws
Ladies' and Gentemans Cloves siperGne and low price
Thread Bobinet and Nuns Laces.
Fancy Ribbands.
Turtle shell large and side COMBS,
Mock shell ditto ditto.
PAPER HANGINGS ard bordering for rooms.
/ Oil Cloths. suspenders, Buttons Cotton Cord, Braid
Tapes, Pins Flass Cotton, Sewing ditto. Umbrellas, Para
soils, Domestic Blcached and Brown Muslns Ticking
Plsiis and Checks.
Those who want any Of the above a,cles rart,cu'ay,
CLOTHS and CASSlMERS, 7eW fHd to their aivnatGy
10 cal at Ne. 10i, Market street, Wilmington.
| a constant suppl Of live geece FEATHERS, away!
on hand JOSEF PoGuE.
septemb,r6 s, 1925. 70
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NllI'ECE.

NNAs committed to the public iaii Of Newcastle county.
Nv sate Of Delaware, the s Il OF August, inst. by
Evan Thomas ESD. one of The Justices Of Peace for
said county, as a runaway, neg ~ calls himself
WILLIAM THOMAS, and stys nc is from Ca.o.ne ntS
state Of Maryland. lie says tha his sie,'s
WINen Thom!', bat is nov dead. lie IS rather daik
yellow about feet inches hishhc mas lost his upper
fore teeth, And iisrSa lt'le rather down look when
spoken T., he acq tainted w Mr. james Boon, Of
Caroline cen ".
This is therefore 10 give notice. that if 'hc of the
sail negro imprisoned aforesaid, shall or neglect
discharged fom bis confinement within sx weeks from the
date hereof, f the General Assembly of
he state of Delaware, in such made and provided
PETER B. DrLANY, Shff
Newcastle Aug. 8, 1925 73--12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last, a ser
IL want BLACK MAN about d years of age, has about
years serve, named Jii he is about feet in
ches high, has his upper lip. He had on and
took with hin double breasted blue cloth and panta
looms, pair Of Wilmington stripe panalonns, fur ha
about half worn pair of good shoes and sndry other
clothing lie is of black color and speaks quick when
spoken to- lie purchased by Of DIR. Cooper and
Richard Simmona, adns of Sarah Downs, slave and
have since him free lie went off without any prov
ocation disturbance The above reward will be paid
" person for bringing him home me, or securing him
any Jail IN the state Of Delaware 50 that get him again.
EBEN'R. LA"KISTON.
Smyrna, Aug. 2d, 1925. 7O-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

nm Saturday, the 24th Sept. 1895, o'clock, a. NJ,
~ VIII be sold, at public sale, al the house of Mrs
gster, in the village Of Camden, Delaware tracts of
land lying in Mnrderkil Hundred, Kent County, on the
main road leading trcm Freerica 10 Grcensorogh abou,
en- miles from each place, and twelve from Camden, con-
tanning. in the whole, about six hundred one
halt well ,imbcred The cleared land is of good quail
y for the production Of grain grassa large portion of
II IS meadow land 1t is occupied two farms, with
toerablc buildings each. They will be sold toge her
or separate may be most desirable purchasers and
may be agreed upon Mt the sale.
Any further description Of the property is deemed un
necessary, it presumed that any person wishing TO
purchase will view previous to the day of sale for which
prpose they are requested 10 call upon JoMs WALLACE
formation required The terms will be accommodating
and will be made known at the sale, by
NlAiR0D MAXWELL.
sept 1, 1879. 78-yt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
CONTNE'S
HOMES OF FORTUNE.

No. 49, Market street, near the Centre Market,
No. 2l7 Market street, next door 10 Liberty street
I5altimore and No 5, South Third Street. Philadelphia
Those who send their remtances 10 Conine's Offices
will at the completion Of the Drawing be informed of the
fate of the tickets by letter. be forwarded paner con
tanning the drawing at large
qorders from any part CT the United States enclosing
CASH prize tickets will meet the same prompt attention
as if on personal application.--Addrcss to
Aug. E, 1925. w. G.. CONNIE Baltimore
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
CHEAP GOODS.

NILLIAN s. SAMUEL .TCaULLEY
EH leave to inform the public that they have commen'
40 ced business at W. .lTCauHey's oM stand the
h%'anuywne % fiour Mills where they have constantly Gil
hand, wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
China Glass Qmcenswarc Earhen Ware, Hard Ware,
Drugs Paints Oils, Nails by the keg, Lime, Pork, Lard
rams salt SHOES, Leghorns Sea Stores, Wines Spirits
Corias &C., of the bea, quality all of which will be sold
on the '0'raet terms, for each or acccptances
y. y. All persons Indebted TO the late firms of W:
MCau!ey, and S. M'Cauey 8, Go. will please call and
settle their accounts as above
April 26, 1B25. 41-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that Joseph b. Sims has duly executed
assignment 10 the subscriber, Of all his estate and
effects, real and personal for the benefit of such of his
creditors shall within four months, a release
the said Joseph B. Sims. JOSEPH CRUDE,
Assignee of Joseph B. Sims.
Wilmington, mo. NAV D. 1925. 44-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
SUMMER GOODS.
IN ALL THE

vUNTIE subscriber has just opened and offers for sale at
No. Ill, Market street. fresh supply of foreign goods
sttabe for the season, among which TO- II and 1914
White Counterpanes; Calicoes; G'nghams; Shirtlng
cambrlc. null, laconet and book Muslins; Fcsngs Dim
tes Hosiery Crash &c.
Also-a VARIETY of Gentemen's wear, such as jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes; Washing
ION stripes linen and cotton Drilling, &c and complete
assortment of Domestic Goods; all OF which will sell on
the most reasonable t. rms, JOHN X. BRINCKLE
Wilmington, June H. Ss-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NOTICE.

Ii. persons indebted TO the late firm of Cor g Rum
N ford either bonJ note book also those
indebted to Samuel Rumfo,d and those having claims
against either, requested TO come forward and settle the
same with the subscriber. SAMUEL RUMF0RD.
Sent s, 1925. 79-fp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NOTICE.

III. those who stand indebted to the of Nary
"A B0asaH (widow,) deceased late of this Borough
requested make payment without delay, anG all who
any kind of claims against said estate present them
properi, attescd for settlement.
BENJAMIN FERRIS, Ear.
Wilmington, mo- 19. 1925. 75-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
TO RENT.

TO RENT,
krSa two story FRAME HoUsE and Two STAnLEs and
.EGsa- WooD YAnD-formtriy occupied by John fogue,
deceased
Is For sale, three story Buick HOUSE, in
M#@ II Mark cts rect, opposite MIR. VIM Larkln's gro
El"S" cerl store. 1t is now occupied by MessIs. v.
sXsslsxa M'Neal & Son, and is excee stand for bus
iness. nqure of JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, Sent g. 79-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NEXT LOTTERY.

.Nre,c Tork State Literature Lottery,
The best that has been presented the public to
be drawn the goth Of September, and finished few
minutes.
Schcns.-l prize of S25,OOO; of 10000; of 6,6o6 ;
of 5G0u 20 of 1000 90 of 500; 38 of 200 ia of 100
229 of So 7l0 Of IL; and 14364 of g. Whole Tickets
7o0-,iia't 5o-Qua'ter, 75-Eghth. 81 cents.
Washington Canal and Delaware State LOTTERY,
TO be drawn the 5,h October, and finished in few
minutes
.ScAemei prize ofsloo0o; of 5.o00 9 Of $500; Of
1875; IL o 1000 II of 500 so Of 100 1856 of So 1856
%; 1883 OF 8 and 1880 OF r. Tickets 81 U0-Iia 90
tlaarteV oo--Eishih 50 cents
.rarylcnd State Lottery.
ODD & EVEN.
10 oe drawn on the eh Of November next MORE
;RIZi.S THAN BLANKS. Highest Prizes S5O00O-SlO
o0os5,cco &c. Tickets S. 00-Ialf2 50--Quarter 25
-Egs.lh 622 cts
ri:kes and shares for sale at the Jackson q Lafayette
t@e- IN eye At variety Of numbers where lately sold
sn ps, prize Of S5G002 OF 81 0o0--1 of S5O0-ten of
SlJo--s5o, $50, &C. -3fNgfo
!. ]. ROBINSON.
No 1oJ, Market street, Wilmington, (Del)
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
NEWARK ACADEMY.

SiE senannual examination of the Students in this In
a s'itution will take place Thursday the 18th sepem
Der, inst by order,
HENRY WHITLEY. .secy.
August 90, 1925. 78-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
RAN AW AY

nT Saturday tie 10th inst. from the subscriber,
W Middlet0wn. Del, bright mulaito, named Philip
Suas5ey Aue about i6 or 19 years Of age. He is about
fee, inches high decatey made. round shouldered,
and pleasant when spoken to. Took with him. black
cloh coat seersucker do, Striped wors'ed wais,cos
pair Of TOW linen trousers, pair of blue domestic stripe do
domestic sa and black fur hat will give T7renty Dol-
reward and pay reasonable charges if brought home
or Twenty Dollars il secured so that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT.
IuIy 23, 1925. GIFT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13

Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.
HSHAEL ID. JONES, Brewer, at No. 34 Second street;
n wilmington, Del. keeps constantly hand suppyof
DrauSht Beer, Porter and Ale OF first quality with which
oers and others be furnished reasonable terms
oy ,he barrel, half harrei or quarter barrel
lie is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re-
cssed and soicits continuance Of public fayor.
Wilmington, e,h mo. 1894 s."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
TaPERS--for burning all nighl

in bed chambers, of the sick, &c. which wilbn
but about one half rs much oil as lamp for sale
at the Watcinan Office,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
FARM FOR SALE.

AN SATURDAY, the seventeenth of September instant
- at the tavern ot General J. Wofe IN the Borough of
Wilmington, at two o'clock, p. NJ, will be sold a FARM
Late the property OF Dr Archibald Alexander decea ed
containing about hundred acres situate on the Chris.
tana Creek, half a mile belpw Wilmington, Delaware
There are from 10 10 IS of Xcelent Meadow and
e remainder arabic la laid off IN fields from 10 to 12
each partly hed6ed and paty under good fence 1t
s well calculated FOR grazing cultivation, being good
soil and well nAnured.
srA.xa The Improvements are large conve-
#s5SsEM nient Brick in cling House and Kitchen,
|NaHlEST supplied By never failing spring, with lai.
ssgssySl ry which might be rendered very profitable
pump OF tue purcst water near the door; ice house
with very convenient houses for grain hoses cattle
&c excellent garden and promising young chard
choice fruit. Any person wishing 10 purchase, will, oil
course, view it
III w. MrCiHE,
JOHN LITTLE,
GEORGE JONES'
Sept 2, 1925. 79--4t Admnis ra,crs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13
COTTON MANUFACTOKY

FNoR SALE containing about 600 spindles, with full
Il supply Of cartng engines and other machinery for
he preparation Of Cotton Inquire OF |l8A FEfRls'
Watch Maker corner of Market and High sts
wilmington LIST mo. 90, 1926. 15-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-13

TyOR the cure of colds, coughs, ashmas, approaching
n consuptions and all diseases OF the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Markestieet, VII.
mington, Delaware.
TEST'LJTONJlLS
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= O. Tauenty Free Cents. aE6
lees famous Anti -bilions Pills.

Can Ho1o be had IN Tin Rorc,, al % and 30 "a.
per Boa.
HE operation OF these pills is perfectly
mild 81 a. 10 he used in safety bs per
sons in every situation, aud ri every age.
4 Please inquire ior " LEES .4atibitiouS
Pals wt,r the signature OF
NOAh WDGELY,
(Larr Michael bee &c }
rs aoHc other ate g'HatHr.
DE II SIR..-tlHSius IL. - use oi the Nntl-
Gus flls ia my tHnlIll, of.Se To the public
for The last . years, anf afg tonnd your
celebrated Anti bilious pilI,, the most elllca-
riuu, IN CLEANSING the stomach aud bowels,
removing head aches aud sick stomach, aud
having used them for some years pnst, can
have no iesitation in stating, that believe
them as (epresented) most valuable Enm'
e.. Medicine. JACOB SMALL,
Conway street, Baltimore.
Lees Worm Io2cnges.
A cerail and powerful remed for de-
stroying all Kinds of worms.
Lees Elixir,
a sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, calErI>, nthmns, sore throuIs aud
approaching consumpfious.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.
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re from mercury or nny perDlci1as ulgfrn
ent.
Lees Aguc aud Fever Drops,
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the dirrcipns
Lees Nervous Cordial and Grand
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A most ,aluablo medicine for greet and
general debility, nervous disorders, loss u
appetite, &c.
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mus
tard.
An mfdlibe remedy for sprnins, bruises,
rheuma,i1u,, numhness, &c. &c.
Lees intisn Vegetable Specific.
\ certain and riIectunl cure Tor the ,eue-
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Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which givcimmrhn.tc relief
Lefs Tooth Powder.
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lees Eye Water,
certain are for sore eyes.
Lees Anodync Elixir,
For the cure ol hcad-aches
Los Corn Plaster.
For removing and DESTROYING Corns.
Lees lip SalNc,
II Please ~ mle notice, none are ecnu-
| ne without the roprielor's signature,
! NOAH RlDGsLN Late Mch0ei Lee d Ia.
! u Iiundrodsoi cases OF cnrr7 performed
! hy the above truly valuable sledleincs could
b" given, did til, limits Of n1w&poper admit
oft
| n The above valuable Medicines nre sold
b, Ihomas Dval, sole Agent for the pro.
prietor al Lynctbnrg-who has just received
! fresh supply from Baltimore.
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For the Growth Of iiair.
CNEAHx OF NAADUS,
.he .fncient SDikenard.

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at the same time it perfectly preserves its ma
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considerable service as it impaMs delicate
perfume, gives the gloss of nature, and con
siderably strengthens the c'rf, which oils OF
| every description invariably tend 10 weaken,
itnot To destroy; but for this purpose, il should
not be used too profusely.
THE above valuable article, to be had at
e. A. Withers' Book Store, aud AT the Drug -
Medicine establishment of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov. 81. tlJan29
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-15

AFFECTION AND RESOLUTION.

The father of the celebrated Tho
mas Beckett WAS an Englishman Of
London, who followed the fortunes
OF the Norman Crusaders, and WAS
taken prisoner and made Il slave by
the SaraCens. :. Unfortunate and
dcspised aS he WAS. he gained what
the Norman Chiefs. in all their cio-
ny, rarely gained in England. tho
the love of IA woman III the country.
This woman WAS no other than the
daughter OF the Ghetto whom Gil
bert was captive. by her assistance,
he made his escape, aud repassed
the sea but his dcIlyercr, unable TO
live without him, forsook her faith.
cr's house To 90 in search of him.
She knew but two words Ineligible
To the inhabitants ofthe West,-Lon-
don and Gilbert. by the aid of tho
former, she embarked for England
in a vessel carrying traders aud pill
grims by that Of the latter. run
ning, from street to street repeating
Gilbert ! Gilbert ~ 10 the aston
ishcd crowd that gathered around
her, She found the man whom she
loved. Gilbert Beckett, after the
advice Of several Bishops on this mi
racLiIons incident, had his mistress
baptisrd, changed her Saracen name
into Matilda, and married her. Tho
slnguiariiy of this marriage made it
much talked of, and it became the
subject of several popular romancee,
two OF which, still extaut Gin Jami-
eson's popular Songs contain very
affecting details. In the i1l9,
Gilbert aud Matilda had a son, who
was called Thomas Beckett, accord
ing to the mode OF double names ia
troduccd into England by the Nor
mans. Such was the romantic ORR
gin of a man destined to run ,,n al.
most romantic career" This aucc-
dote is from /" Thierry,s Histoiw. OF
the Conquest of England by tho
Normans''--a valuable and Interest.
ing work. just translated into Ens.
glish in very able nsfnney,
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mo &C..

. What pity, that he who might have
| aided new name To the most splen-
ldld trinmphs Of lis Countrywide
might perhaps have been equal TO a.
ny one IA a historian, philosopher,
~ statesman. should haye been in
ducfd, in the early and incouscious
diilidcnce Of his genius, TO give him
sell 10 profession which can never
afford any adequate remuneration.
either Tor the talents which he has
eyotcd In It's service or the honor
which he has conferred upon Its
name.
Having this feeling. Of course I
heard expressed by all NY friends
IN Edinburgh, in consequence of q
prevailing rnmour, that Mr.. Grams
tonn intends ere long to withdraw
hinscl from the practice OF this pro-
.lcssion and yet | most perfectly
~ spa,hlse in the feelings of those,
who. themselves compelled tn adj
here to those tolls from whirh he IL
cnablcd 10 shake himself free, are
sorry 10 witness the removal of one.
who was sufficient of himself aoue
to shed an air Of grace aud dignity
over The whole proIcssion---and n.
most Us it were, ever MI that belong.
ed 10 it Well indeed uay they DO
excused for wishing 10 defer as long
as possible the loss of sucli.a broth
cr. To use the old Greek proscrb
which Pericies has applied on a more
tragical. but not on u p0re fitting
occasion--it IN indeed taking away
the spring from their year.
lnthe retreat of Mr.. Cranstouu.
however. tshdold il really taxi" place.
even these gentlemen, When. tbey
have leisure for Il little more renrc-
ton. will probably see any thing RAJ
ther than "A cause Of regret. Tho
mind which possesses within itself 40
many sources Of delightful eXcitioU,
can never be- likely 10 sink Into the
wrctchedncss of indolrnce and in
whatever way its cnergles may DO
employ cd, there can bc 10 question
that good fruit, aud. lasti =, will be
the issue. Whether he returns To
those early pursuits in which he once
promised to do 80 much, aud OF
which. in the midst of his sc,crer
occupations, so many beautiful
glimpsrs have lrom time To time es-
capped him or whether lie seek, In
the retirement OF his honorable ease,
10 reduce into an enduring form tho
product III his long assiduity in tic
studies Of hs proicssiou--wiIether
he may prefer To take very high
place IN the literature. or The very
III the independence Of his
cnuntry--all viii acknowledge that
he has chosen better part than
he could have ever obtained, by re
manning in the dust aud fc,cr of II
profession which must be almost as
lalisnln5 To the body ~ il is To The
mind.