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FURTHER SUPPLIES OF
En- ESH DRV C5G0DG


FRESH Day GOCDs.
have received (mOs.ly by The last arrivals from N. YoL
Tue following deaiFahle DRY GOODS, viz:
cases extra supefbne blue aud black cloths a eaSne,.
very cheap ~
do tine and extra fine light fancy prints
d. Merimnek domestic prints, beaudiul good,
10 supefhne black ~ oiu,aptf
superior U 1od' for geutepien's SUMMER yt.lI1
bales Sd brown hmiiuss
Il do III do sheetn-s
do Al ble=lched do extra anr)
do superior bnriaps, Nos. /, = aadA
case beached German rolls
bales stout British Gznaburc.
case Al dem lawns and linen cambria h,Itf.
DO 1, . aud Oh hu1 jaconets and linen c,nb,i.. .L
90 CONTAINING large assortment Of she'll tuck Ion
oeht, neck, deep teeth and other aide comb. anun H.
case "e ana 'upeiiae IVORY, -be pocket sezsing nia-
- ton tuck and Crambo combs 1900
Saiye eolUred French III inc,
lilaek Denmark sa;teenJ
Elegant baIege soarfs
riAin and figured black levapline bdel:
Brown and black hollands
Hten' anu won'els' hest black hor.eStn rIoy,t,
", Wv Ouei'' nest white aRd black Englsh iIose
'a0k ad whte plain and ribbed half hose ap szp ann
extra tue , as s'@'' a''
~ .',e l'aiian Grape, with orapelhse
Feather and palmetto fan,
Stout blue plans for padding
ilound aud iliI bobbin
Linen aud cotton tapes
oiaek, white and green game wells Gc
"h.on' added 10 their former Stock nsSes Che a.,or
"eh guiie extensive aud unusually good Tor The ss ,l
terms. o. 'a'' P'i0SS oh uIeir usuS
June %. ,
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THILST Nd[E

* virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the subserber h.
tnoma' H. randolph aud Hsra b. Randolph hi, VII,
Randolph, bearing date 29ih Septenber 1871 soJ
guy reeofdedin The county court Of Cumberland Ior m.
nc tefein sPeeted, will be offered for on the FAX Of
., Cumberland courthouse, being court day The
% Land on which the said Thomas u. Randolph reJes
naon ny the name Of Green Creek lying on Green reet H.
'ony o. Oumberand and containing 500 acres more an
~ fhe land will be sold for cash and the sulseIbsr III,
'ny convey such 'tlo ss Is vested ia then a, trustees
". r. VENABLE.
Ia9e 30, 1875. "V0 isoT,
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What these, UhIe here expences, were,
hey did not include indulgencies, | cannot con
lecture, as Board, medical attendance, clothing su
Por'raii-paintlng are separate charges
do not deem it necessary TO say more on thi.
u6Ject. The conduct of the persons conlided
oy the Executive, to the Indians, IS well under
liood here +; and the coldness with which the NJ
lntosh Indians were treated at the seat Of govern
iuent, Is TOO notorious 10 be denied. Tie manne
which they are spoken OF by the President ar,
Secretary OF War ~ Official communication.
ongress, is =uibcient distinct TO render any e.
snpt TO prove that they were condemned, supe
uous. With the hope tina, hereafter any cbaigr
4 1Ich may make on the floor oil Congress, whic
deemed inaccurate by either OF the members @
''e Cabinet, may be me, Dherc and Dhen they ar
4 .ade.
am, Sir, your ob't serv't
JOHN FORSYTH.
SunmerUiiIe, June II, 1876.
II 81 III be perceived that the inaccursry in Do
4 cmafks alluded to by Nj. Forsyth, con ISIS mere
IN the use of the word. Representation. =
hich ipplies to both Senators and Represents
tIves. As we were speaking Of the coad1ct q
GU Senator's snd Tic events attending the Ne,
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NOTICE..

~ conformity with order of the Richmond U,,,;,
0o"I', made June H. 1926, shall on the 81 d,v e,
b neX' 70 front OF the Bell Tavern, said civ al In,
VI IL O'CLOCK, a. ms proceed to sell to the yle.t billie
w. an one negro woman named Susan, The property q,
SAe', Committed 10 the laI Of this city a. runaway
Juyi 1896. > 'e'ses1' Z; H.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

HIS Establishment will ne open lst Of June undo
the direction OF air. John Il. Wrgh,a experienced
gcr aud every effort will he naleto GIVE general sa,a,
sh II Is beautifully situated the Ea.te,n base Of the No
douniain Is miles y w. Stanton and % iuic, s. ~
ace 10 the Warm Hot Sweet aud White Sulphur sprins.
The climate IL heiityed TO be the most healthy, aud
"e The most desirable in the state aud the
ond to none IN point OF comiOr lnd sufficient tot
,OdaiOn Jf 100 bolrde5s.
The waters tain quantity Of .uphmette4 hydrogen "a.
vith some caTbohIc acid gas and sufficiently pun ave
neir eject upon the kidneys, skin aud stomach is almost
diaeahd upon all ilIe eary organs powerful.
ii cases at gravel where has been tried has proved its
-enlnrly elclcUu aud IN outaueon epc, hepstic a
cu, affections has FULLY cca
food nu'ie and good pack Of hounds WI be provided
The Stsscs from ltiohmpnd Frederck shIg aud Winch
q, arrive At Situation three tunes week. from whence pa
nsr's ny hack caa reach the SPriRss hr'e hours
A'the Piacesyct n IT. infancy, compared wh the old
ciinS places "a Virginia respectful reference uade i
r'eIa gentlemen 0nier all of whom had
pntuniy Ut hecUuing acquainted with is merits and an
1a'm At may ha'eIo puoic patronage
ERASMUS STRtDLING.
June 6. S-IsiA
Hon james Barbour Was,ins,oni IL. Stevenson < WIN
etnard, E,q Fredericksburg; Hon john ColvI an
haPn4n johnson, Esq. Eicbmvnd Dr. X Waller as
COLBERT Saunders. Esq Williamsburg Mathew cluI, Norfolk
henry Robertson, k-q. Hampton o." NJ Montague, Powh
tn D hoies CarIersviie Or. Ludlow, am Payne W
hS Eco Essex lon. p II. barbour Waei kry, UiAng,
ma Kelly and f. % Dyer, Esqr.. charlottesville.
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Treaty in the Senate, he might with more proprie.
~ perhaps, have selected the word &c Senators ).
40 convey our meaning. We certainly intende,
TO speak OF our Representation in the Senate.
ED. Constr
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TRUST .S-qLE.

virtue o deed Of executed 10 the Subscribers n,
- William Ranlo PHI and Lucy b. his WIFE, TO secure r.
Harry leIh certain Of money therein expressed which
iced executed on the 18th at june 1917 aud admitted al
ecord the CLERKS Office OF Cuiubrr county al june court
the same they will sell public auction to the high
hIdde', ioi cash. pCa the enies FRIDAY lie da,
July next taF, At not The neKtair dan that tract 6
and IN the said deed the ssl county of
rlau continuing 4is he the more o less which
ind was Purehastdby MARTHA Randolph aud the
lLy It of thr Executors the late Royo 4, nf
old by them to the SAID William Randolph fcuNd
o'"Ws; 10 VIII onthe horih by TIE lands Of Jesse Mer
PPonattox River; the South by the land. Ann c. Ran
oph and onthe West by the land, of joseph D. Leigh on
much thereof may he the specified
the said deed, the balance thereof due with inei e.
ind expenses of sale, &c. &c The uhcrhers will only con-
icy such tile as = vested III them trustees nv the
|Aid JERMAN Baker,
WILLIAM u. SMITH.
June iG. Ill.
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TWENTY DOLL.4I!S RETYARD.
ANYWAY from the subscriber negro named Jhn!
IA Edmoms feet inches high stout made and about ~
80 years Of lie his wife LIVING with M iewe
bout miles from Stafford Courthouse.
The above ewatd will lac given any one who viii leyel
nim IN Richmond secuIe hun IN any iaii.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM.
June 1G. IT,
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COAdAfTSS TON BUSLWESS

WE subscriber having removed to Richmond tender, h;
services to hrs friends, acquaintance and the public zen
= commission merchant, lie oceupie, an Office 10
r s,e'e ea neaf tbe bssin, WI MOON
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NOTICE.

tKR subscriber is duly authorised 40 lens. for term,
years. Tue Tavern aud 5arm N King W,iia.n lhoue
r"s property Is really valuable puo stand aud IN. No.
me ate ton OF person qu,l6-j conduct the buine,,
M ruonc House, II Is situated uFOu the road from
chm"nd 10 the Eastern pat OF the State, distant from
richmond about n miles. Varou. Improvements have be-
nade upon the houses, and others prog essinr-ad the
proprietor DESTROYS 1 placing this property
70 man well qualified for The station OF TAvs,u-ceper
dot vatey disposed Of customary put up al puh
action on the first lay "a" King William County Court an i
pu'th hlonday IN August, which wall pu an the
absence OF private contract
June a. I4-U HERBERT 4 CLAIBORNE
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r Il \ 2 D u s x Il LM & r,
On the James River and lpithin so MS of he

.1F|'F<'t O0 JI5'
CANAL
rENIS Meal MIL has been rebuilt in The best STYLE within
few feet Of its former Seite, and will 20 Into opera
iaou tue 10Th instant No pains have ed 10
its machinery aud fxtures good possible enable
10 good work. and at the shortest II calculated
pair Of Stones Every Elf ut will hr made out Ia,
best NEAL aud to give general satisfaction. An hone., anal
ssiul Miller has beet gagged Boatren from the upp.,
country, wo have grind will fnd their interest
call and leave aud either exchange meal At thc
usual deduction oil toll TO receive tur meal at
return on their home The he;shbors will receive ever,
accommodation having their ground the usual gri
Shopkeeper- iactote &c IN this city, will supplied on
moderate terms, with meal &c. aud facility civ
en- 10 them in the obtaining of regular supplies meal Should
che mill come up 10 the expectations of the Proprietor
thinks he will he able sell good
end accommodating terms, manufacturer oC the article
lie ~ili run boat from III, mill to the very
sin~-Appiy TO Thomas kitclue.
July 8.
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bdne ~ IESapd, Jnfy Sd, 1926.
TENlE President and D ecors have tins day declared div
n dend oi per Gent on the Capital Stork Of the DSi
Tor The last half year, payable the 54h inst
fhe usual deduction OF one dollar and quarter per share
'ne bonus OF the State will he borne by the holders
stock only The payment Of the bOmu. both the old M
new stock will then have been completed and make them
equal value w DASDRID(iE c,.h;er
JULY s. ,e 4,
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LNTERENYLNG VO PLAN,TERN-

IN TING TO PLANTERS.
sNHE Prgnia Patent YArcs6rg Aiacane The sub cribe
d having very recently made great improvement on the
Ove machine wishes to cali their uti1n par IL
Improvement he has made on the Portable rbrrs,~ NJ
hine IN the improvement the above m4cAine he d.pent
Is entirely with the large belt; IN lieu OF there
cog wheel md puion L. operate tle l,ehinr mover,
H and the operative power connected ter ocoutn
ess room than those his original plan. These
onhned with others he has made, lac tes
hey superior 20 any :hnS ofthe knd either Europe ID
lmerIeair executions chearness and durability This ma
u extremely simple structure nearly all its pati.
ie OF on perfectly portable, can be adjusted from one iar
another and put operation hour after it arrive. ~
.he place Is to be used by the plantation hands n.ne or
parts are dransed by removing There be attached thtA
,aVe power OF the machine two Cotton Gns Of 80 aw
eaGh without any additional exPenee, alter the sins f
Persons wishing get machines for getting out their
crop VIII please TO leave their orders early yossibe
inc Pee OF ne improved machine $3.50, al The factory.
manufactures Cotton Gins on the most approved Souh, 4
an'' with single aud double hress' Also, eIi(een Straw
SAMUEL CocuRA head Of mayo', Bridge.
T. s. The subscriber sold machine new plan ii..
year, ana from the utility OF he has orders more rom
auie DeisLoou'hood i' the approaching season s. e.
hereby certify hatI Of Or. Samuel Cochran
late Improved Portable Tlteshing Maohue with ,gicn AID
much pleased Ihreshed out between 500 u one thousand
bushels Of wheat u the last CROP by OF three horses ana
even hands, y juicious engagement am confident
ad machine t from i50o 200 bushel. per day with
horses ana hand, perfectly portable, be taks
p aud removed, erected and set To- work ~ or hours.
conceiyea simpler aud better machine could ted
/ ~ the use Il was intended. GlLES FITZuUGH.
moa'evideo, King George CO. May i8ii
LIDO cettiy thai own one o. MI Samuel Cochran Por
able Threshiug Machines wic swoiked with or mules.
horses, aud eight bands, WITH which ,hre.hed dura,-
he last summer between 800 2OOJ bushels og wheat an
om The straw averaging between i5o 10 200 bush day. The
Machine with he removed from one farm 10 sn
Ie different part Of the farm, and erected ~
plantation hands in four FIVE hours. think the raenne
npero any machine have Tor economy for,
tnrehing and durability. As witness ny hand hi fj IN
January, 1875. Chesterfield county
EDWARD n. BOTssEAU.
This 10 certify that purchased Of Samuel t
% second wheat Machine that be con.tu,td In Fred
u said nftfl5
large estate, aud have been much pleased with H. tit
ae lsstyear purchased two ohe from hm and Ddeei
Ourth for the esent year. Unnecessary con brrgmy
ny part ofthe iafm and put operation IN tvo ,oprs AMI
ays found three horses sufcieut power 10 Keep
Given under my hand lIs 2iss hsy, ia2j King Queen
unity WILLIAM BC -.
June 2.
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CLOpsr Forcei for Sac.

vrtne Of the last will aud John
dec shall proceed la sell the p eIAse-, that vel
-''Sn stni lave ~ yi"g the upper end of Cu.nbei
lad county Containing about 5i0 e., the main
od 10 the highest hids., Eutsay 34ih day Of AZ
us next Ferns: third oiht purchase meaey ne y.
he LIN DAY d December Gex al winch time possession
1r sv.ni the balance IN two equal annual Payments w
n iurr dc'crpliua vi property deemed ear
n isgei known NAT; LANCASTER, Ear
Jun -. l3-tds al Jiht lancaster. dec
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fut. directors oil the BtooS Turnpike lave.
Tins day declared Dividend Of Five pee tbes
i Sax months which will he paid the Stockholders on
5uly 4 l6tS Es
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II rh- ENQUIRER published twice a week generally!
snd three times week during the Of the State Legi
tmspe,, the same as heretofore, Five Doar. per snnun
payable III advance Notes OF chartered
ony) will he received payment The Editors will gusr,n
Tee safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage Of all
ters heins paid, by the writers.
II No paper will he discontinued (but the discretion of
The Bdltors0 until all arfearsses have been paid up.
II Whoever will guarantee the rayment of nine psper
.hi ali have til. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-Fr.t iniertion rs een-e.t
continuance, so cents
- 40 advertisement inserted until il ha, either heen T.,
for ASSUMED by person this city. environ
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dOVERYISEyWEJiY.
He tract 81 ltud called Hill Grove, containing absv
5O9 arfe lying in The lover cad Of Amelia county, Ia!
- advertised, ski for sale II would make eAcelle
tIoa plantation IL will be sold all tossber OF divided ,n
tareei' The Terms will heacconmrdatin-.
WIgNanl. mllrhi OIL M B. Giles
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Iqgent for Shipping Wkeat
UGH Farmers posed 10 shp their crnps of VIII,
ather than submit to the low price winch is thought vii
" mere ms season. are informed that they done
moderate expense and receive liberal advance As soon .
shall he pat ON board, from the subscriber.
June 20 i5-@ MUNRORD PERKS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-18
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS
Written by Lac, in South America, to her friend
in the United States.

Written by Laos in South america, to her friend
in the United States.
There is only one convent of nuns in the CT
ty of Conception, and felt particularly anxious
to visit it, for they were rather notorious for
having fed from theirconvent some years since,
and put themselves under the protection Of the
Patriot army when the Spaniards were entering
the town.
With NJ. Francisco, who speaks Spanish flu
emily, we went 10 the gate, and asked admis-
sion Of the porter: he replied that the nuns were
at prayers, but would be happy 10 admit us di-
rectly. 1t had commenced raining, and after
remaining twenty minutes under the porch OF
the adjoining church, we were quite drenched;
but the door was then opened, and we were re-
ceived by the Father Confessor, with an ease
and elegance of manner that surprised me. He
showed me into his cell, and said that the Lady
Abbess would soon open her door, instead Of
speaking to me through the cylinder, which is
the ordinary way of communicating with her.
The good old Father, in his great desire TO
show us kindness and respect, forfeited his re-
putation for abstemiousness aud self-denial, for
he drew from under his little couch trunk
made of raw hides, and took some delicious
peaches from it, some exquisite grapes, and
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-09

an expenditure Of Sl7o,o3 03; and there
have been manufactured there $4,000 musk
cts, $4,000 screw drivers, 5000 wipers,
1900 ball screws, Is, 90 spring vices and 437
arm chests At Harper's Ferry, the expen-
diture has been Sl90,790 04; and there have
been manufactured $4,000 muskets, &c, ,926
screw drivers, 1900 wpers, 5000 ball
screws, and 848 arm chests.
Greeks and TurkS.--Captain Bovee, of
the brig Ann, at New-Yerk, from Messina
and Gibraltar, has furnished memoran-
dun of intelligence received from Greece to
the 9th Dec. A skirmish had taken place
between body of Greeks of from 3 to 600
and a much larger body of Turks; the lat
ter lost $50 to 200 killed, and a few prison
ers. Ibrahim Pacha is said to have narrow
ly escaped being taken prisoner. The Greeks
lost 70 killed, and returned after the battle
Colocotroni was said to be collecting an addi-
tional force TO make an attack OH Iripolizza,
where the Turks bad 500 troops, and 400
| cavalry. Missolcnghi, tho only place threat
ened by the Turks, was in good state OF
defence with four thousand soldiers. The
| Turkish feet had landed body of troops
at Navarlne, another at Patras, and retained
| "A third body for the attack Of Missolonghi.
| The Turkish feet is said to have consisted
of lis sail, cf which Is or II were frigates,
| % corvettes, / steam vessel and fire ships
the remainder brigs and schooners. The
Hydriote division Of the Greek feet were
watching the movements Of the Turks: the
Spezziote and Ipsarot divisions were at Spec
zia, preparing to join the Hydrietcs. On the
18th December, spoke ship and brig be-
longing to the Hydrinte division, and learnt
from them that a skirmish had tax en- place
between the twotleets; that they,the Greeks,
had made an unsuccessful attempt to set fire
TO the Turkish fleet, and had lost fire ship,
which blew up. Finding themselves une-
quail to the enemy, the Greek fleet had dis
persed; the above ships were on their way
to HYDRA for additional fire ships. The
Turkish fleet were in two divisions, 70 sail
at Patras, and the remainder at the western
extremity Of the gulf of Patras. The Greek
naval force was divided into three divisions
, The HYDRA division consisted Of 40 brigs AMI
schooners, from 10 to 20 Guns each, com
manded by Miaulis. who is commandment
chief, STYLED Admiral.--1he Spezziote dl
vision of 54 sail, from 10 to 20 guns each
commanded BY Anayruz-The Ipsariot di
vision consisted of 10 vessels. There wer
twenty-four fire ships in the whole feet.
Bat finer,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-09

One day during the winter, the Duchess
Of Mazarine conceived the idea Of giving a
ftte chamhetre at her splendid mansion in
Paris She assembled an immense crowd
in her sQtoon, then just decore, and dazzling
with mirrors, which covered the walls OF the
apartment from the ceiling to the floor. At
the extremity of the sateoa, was a cabinet
full Of foliage and flowers, and Oh opening
gate transparency was to appear, show
ing a real flock of sheep, very white and
well washed, de6ling i'll the woodland, and
led by shepherdess, dancer from the
opera. While this ingenious scene was pre-
pairing, and the company were dancing in
the soloon, the imprisoned sheep escaped it
is not known how, and without dog or shep-
herdess, suddenly came into the saloon, dis
persed the dancers, and began buttng their
heads against the mirrors. The leaps and
bleatings of the atfrighed flock, the noise
they made in breaking the mirrors to pieces,
the cries and flights Of the women, the roars
Of laughter from the dancers, formed much
more amusing scene than that OF the pasto-
raj, which tire company lost by this accident.
Madame dc Genlis' Memoirs.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-09
NonFoLK, Feb. IS
METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The Annual Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church assembled IN
the neighborng town of Portsmouth on
Wednesday, 18th, and continued in session
until Thursday, 23d inst. Between 90 and
70 preachers were present, and the confer
ence was presided by Bishops M'kendree
and Soule. The utmost harmony charac-
terised the prodeedings, and the most hosPit-
able and brotherly attentions were iioerally
dispensed to its members by the citlzehs OF
Portsmouth and this place generally.
Ameng the subjects of particular interest
to the community, which occupied the atten-
tion of this Conference, was proposition to
establish, within its own bounds, and on some
eligible site. a COLLEGE. for the instruc-
ton of youth in those branches of scientific
learning commonly appertaining to a Unl-
versity, and calculated to give to society val
liable and intelligent members In further
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-09
For the Wilmingtonian.

The evancscent nature Of beauty, has ev-
er been a theme of pensive regret to the
Poet and of warning to the MorAlist To
illustrate its fraility, they have crowded ST.
mile OH smile; and the moral seems to be
eclipsed by the admiration Of their apt and
beautiful comparisons. That beauty van
ashes quickly is a truth, and like other OBJ
Vious truths it requires no establishment,
nut is SO old and So unpalatable that grave
and sententious remarks upon it are read
without interest. We need not wonder thatit
isso We co,ld not expect an Eastern idol,
were 1t sensible of the homage ofits Worship
pers, to be pleased with the efforts of the
christian missionary to expose its imbecii-
" and overturn its power SO it is with
Beauty: she turns dlssnsted from the home
~ page that tells her in simple phrase, the
prone to wither than herself, and more a
farming still, attempts to seduce the wor-
Shippers from her shrine. Y 4in effort, 1t the
trueht idoiater of Beauty presumes to read
- NiSeooH ohillSl ScHtiillGls dhd Hio ietJ
Aove, It is in hopes to find her compared to
something lovely, though frai and tleetlng:
a fading rose, an infants dream, a richly
pencliled cloud, or any thing whose evanes-
eence is forgotten in its surprising loveliness,
ne VIII be disappointed, but he must be con-
seht' cannot speak sin good set terms" !"
10 ears polite and yet, am not cynic
AithouSh do not eulogize Beauty, would
De sorry to condemn it without discrimina.
uon. am grieved to remind the beautiful
mo'hoe, that eyes of Heavens own blue,"
Change BY time and sickness to an c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-09

,,e,r arrangements. Our country, alone, Of
all the world, the United States zas invited
60 send Representatives to that most import
mt assembly. The invitation was accepted
NV the Executive Government. Delegates
we're appointed; Immediately on the assemb-
ling OF Congress, their names were submitted
10 The Senate, and now,---at the end OF three
months, with the knowledge that the whole
country are in favour Of the measure, the
Senate have not passed upon the nomna-
tiops-our delegates remain at home. ourl IN
terests are eacrldsetl. We slight the invita-
ZION given, and hazard the good opinion OF
al the Independent Governments of Ameri-
ca. that few men may wreak their venge-
ance on an individual, or manifest their hos
tilty to the administration of their country.
Democrctic 1'ie8s.