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JCdNS0N'S
nliAONS VOW OER.

HsElS Medicine is not offered 10 the
Pubic, as Pnn1oca, but rs a CHthar
hC admirably adapted - the removal Of
Bile, Nc. being fully equal IN this respect 10
taiomel, aud superior &c any other purga.
tive IN Use
Il is peculiarly adapted to Billions aud In
Ham 'na'hry diarases, may be used in all Ca
ses where this class nj Remedies is admissi.
tle, mag be repeated as utten rs such medi-
cihes are necessary, with perfect safety
Goes not naustate unless lhs stomach is load
ed with Bile and dnes noi require the pa.
tent 10 cnuinc himself 10 any particular
Eules, during its operation
Those persons whose constitutions hive
been inj irrd, by an Improper use OF mercury,
or are WurhIdly susceptible Of its influence,
will 6ud It the best known substitute (us u
G0ibaric9 tor Calomei.
l. is believed 10 be II preventive OF the Ril-
ious Complaints OF our climate, II que dose
imore II necessarily be mken occasionally
or AS soon rs general feelings of indlsras
ttuH. attended with hiitcc taste IN the mouth.
fnrrod tongue, NC. announce the approach Of
disease
II will be found valuable Febrilnpe and
kperent medicine III smal doses.
II contains no mercury. and may be safely
given under any ci-cumstancesto women. 81
childrop.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail
by the Proprietor,
DoCI. JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
trederieksburg, Ia.
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80 ~ RA%DhNN

usHE subscriber has lstey procured an
j. additional lrs, rale BOOK binder, which
ENABLE, ban 10 do all work, IN Ina, liuc, with
nsalness anu Dispatch. lie has received ii.
reel from fhiadeiphis, a very large supply
ot raPor ul very superior qnnltty, winch eua-
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NfOTICE.-By virtue ofn decree of the
IL County Court If Bedford the under.
sgned will, or the 25th OF next month ,(Oct. j
offer tor snle, If fair If not, the next fair DAY
thereafter, on the premises, TO the highest
bidder, that HN'nahle tract OF Land lying on
the waters Of t'ltle Otter, in the County OF
Bedford, belonging To the estate OF Thonns
Key, dee. aud containing four hundred and
twenty two es,subleci TO the widows dow
er. There is = considerable quantity OF bottom
Land on said tract, which will answer well for
either meadow or tohacco.The Improvements
ARE comfortable Those who incline to pul
chase viii be shownthe land by Doct, James
&. Turner, who resides on the premises.
Terms OF sale, one, two {. three years credit,
equal annual nsalments. with bonds aud
approved security and trust deed on the
land TO secure tie payment.
BOOKER PRESTON, Com'r.
Sept. % c,ds
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10 Mr.. Th0,nas s. C0rter,

to ~ FHUHIII0 y. 0UFttTs
Celi As you are not an inhahnant OF IT,
- state OF Va. You wil take iGIs rs Lego
notice, ,hnt on the first day of November
1926, shall proceed to take the deposition
OF Stephen Cash, nj the clerk Office of tn
county of Amherst, in the said state 60 be
read MS evidence on the trini OF n sui Deepen
ding in said county court wherein | am
plaintiff aud you are defendant
WILLIAM CASH.
Sept % c4NS-
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SCUpPERNONG WINE Nc-

SCUPPERkONG WINE. &c.
SfN Store, Cask Of the above celebrated
I ] Wine, preferred by many TO the choicest
Madeira and receiving, real old French
Brandy, jamaica Rum, warranted 2e degrees
above proof, aud Il Hamper OF old L. r. Ma.
deira winein bottles; with an elegant as.
sortment OF Sugars, which we are disposed to
sell on moderate terms.
NIKE, ROBINSON g. co.
August 81.
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HENRY A CHRISTIAN.
CHARLES PHELPS,
Sept. IA. ctds6 Trrs,oos

NM III will not be responsible for
~ any loading put on board my boats.
ehher down OF up the River.
Union Forge, Sept ls. st.I3
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/ ILLS FOP SAI.E.-P,usuant 10
~ ht rW u the iote CoiD. y. y Lgntb,
u FIR sale orr un5iriasd m0ietg o. the
BLACK WA1 EN MILLS, and
dbpM s.fig dcreS Of LGRd 0Hdcbed MerstO.---
4 p'9H ptut Of me purchase monty nil BE-
manted nj mort flutes, and n crsd2 Of 0Hs, ,uo
aud three gtars gifen on the balance, the pay.
mthtS 10 5t wsA seturcd
.HICHJ.3H DAVIS, Jr.
Adm = nth NJ, .rW a1nertd 9fhe rs.
tats Of u y Lynch, dte
For Rent, The Plantation near he Cordipg
.n1chiHt. Isl .2uguSt 10
AIRS. r. +. RANDOLPH, proposes
VI To establish Boarding School for
Young Ladies, IN New London, Campbell co.
Terms tor session of ten months, commenc.
ing the 9th Of October, 1926 and ending The
9th Of August, 1927,
Board SlOo
ruIon#in the English branches, inclu-
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geogrephy, History, Chronology, A.
rlthmotic, aud plain Needle Work. DO
French, %
spanish, 20
Drawing, 25
Washing and Mendng, 20
Music, per half session, %
Dancing, pee quarter. L.
Each boerder will furnish her own bed,
bedding, and towels
fOR Day SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, ,
II is thought proper 10 state that any one
or ait, OF the above enumerated branc hes
~ i'll be taught, rs parents or guardians may
Iirect where no directions to the CONTRARY
are given, they will all in turn come under
our course Of instruction.
August 10 Isl
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1ASS FUN HATS.
Together with a general supply of
Common Far and u ool Hats.
4 part of which are of their own mannfac-
turing, and warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit u share of the public patron
age, as they are determined TO keep con
stantly on hand IA complete assortment of
fancy hats of the latest northern fashions,
aud likewise every description of fine and
common hats of thei, own manufactures
All Of which dizzy VIII sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought OF them, of their own
make, shall be Ironed without charge.
June IS. tTa0
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EDUCATION

HNlE winter session of the sub-criber's
school will commence on the first day
of n .rmher. WM. $. REID.
September H. tsG
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an, m y. 'enuant not having eiuer.d his app a'snst
md - 49,, ,H'culhN according 10 the att n; Assembly
@ va: tutsu' this coWt, and II ptarng bl = s'iae'
!, ! o'iutnee ,tat ht IS not nhabtan 81 stae,
on tht histday uI Nn,cmher termueStE ansvt rthr hl
V pa nun and that copy Of this order be forth
~, ,nsr 81" ~ the NrgnIan. printed in the fu"h o.
~ "'nonfg' for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and thataHN
~ copy be posted at The front door uf he coul hO
o' l"'' county on some courI day.
CopN--Ie>te, A. r. DAVIES, Ck
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\ mn; hid in he elrrl.'s Office # inherit toahy
'9o'' me mrs. Monday ~ sept nhrr. it26.
E"hfh'th Nh. Jane In, alhai inc H,ii sarah Hi
so frahe's i,itl ,riapi children of Saul Hi decd.
" """''t" VI Cdil tDer guafu ian, Pts
against
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July 4. CfIDI
The Editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer VII
please publish the above advertisement once
week I'LL forbid, aul forward ibeir account
10 hle i"r payment. M. T.
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4 rule held in he clerks Ollie, Of A mlersf cv.A'
I y court, The nrst Monda, N Sep emb,r, 1873
Nnai''s mleiy. John H. Smith and John Haynes, ST.
~ Iehn smith and jOhn tia mes, are me- chants ana
trading under the style and firm of Charles
hhtely q Co. PIE,
against
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ne defendant James W. Hill not having fnttrt .
ms appearance and given security according L. ts actU
assembly and The rules Of ihs court, and II apPea hn
- su.siaetofy evidence Il at lie an phabitam %
Ssa'e, IL Is ordered that the sald defendant do ap
peu' mere on the first day November term next. u
Mtt the bill Of the plaintiff, and that cop! OF az
IN we town of Iynchburg tor two months cces,,1
au posec AT the ffont door OF the courthouse OF uN
county eII-ol!e court day.
Copy-les,e, Alb. DAVIES, Ck,
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M, ~ CHAM ERY.
u. aefendants DAM Pierce aud Sarah Pierce not
nanB entered their appearance and given seeurY at'
oies 10 of Assembly and the rules Of tbs eonr,
apptamg by satisfactory idence tba thty art 10.
,Snahs OF tins state, II is ordered that the said o
49, appear here on the first da, of November term
" ana answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that az
=! us order he forthwith inserted the NiigrH"i
p,ii,.d III me town ct Lynehbu e, for tWo nUill 'u
ecssNeiy and posted the front door of The ourt.be
VI ,"'s c",hty on SOME court day.
AGuDV-IPstg u nAVIY \ On
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26
InoN rnk Nonrn AMtnlcAx REVIEW.

The researches of the modern scholars have
discovered surprising ailiniy between the an
cient Scottish ballad and the Tcutonic. Scandi-
navIan, and even Calmuck romance. Some Of
the most eminent Of the old Border legends are
almost literal versions of those which intl4mt4
the martial ardor of our Danish ancestors A
fainter relationship had before been detected
between them, and Southern and Oriental fable
Thus IN a harharous age when the nearest
provmces of Europe had but 4 distant inter
course With each other, the electric spark of
fancy seems to have run around the circle of the
rcmHtr> regions, animating them with the same
sid and origna! creations
Even the lore OF the nursery may sometimes
ascend to high N antiquity The celebrated
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26
We NrTL.1Y.
Ej.Il-TCTIoN1 On NAI:.Il&l.

RE- IIC1IpN> On hiAE!IAGit
ilI Young + ope >-ti..'i~ty Consider tho
.itrtanl rh,r..t winch pnaIi.a.r mast uece,-
any plod4c" ia thcir situations h.,,y much more
.'Htlo"> "o'ild Il make them N In, il choice, OF
cpmpauiJn tul !li. Alas what VIII avail the
traces oi the finest figure The most captivating.
.,.,Gr,, "r thu a,,cmIa.t. Of all that i. cn,ntr.
'A.~. II IT, hratt j, derrNrd, Of tie c3n,!lrt
.irrHdrnt '-iiia gayc,t associate Of tie con
'y.'i hplr may be the dulIe~t the most unfit
cpnptiy 15r the domestic circle. ;ud he who
- nrycr Satisfied bat n 4 crowd or when cn-
5".s'd q continual rou4d Of pleasure i, ,erg
unlikely to make tender or prudent husband
-->ioud sickness Or distress draw near. de-.
pend VI u II he would fly from their approach
Il b"aHi} alone excited his passion II would
cease 10 exist when You are deprived Of those
attractions on which 1t was founded If fortune
vas his Induccmcnt, that VIII al>olose its value
IN lis sortid mind, and the very person who
brought him the wealth for which hc siehrd.
Niil tr considered a. the grand obstacle to his
enjoyment. Too often is this UNPLEASANT nc
ture to De seen III many DISCONTINUED families.
which little scliou, reflection mg ht have PIE
vented being unfortunately rcazrd Never
or prevailed upon to yield your heart to any
one, however he may slime III the gay circle uf
The Wor, if yon are convinced that he ha> no
relish for retired lite The man who likes
.F"ry house better than his own, VIII scarcely
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26

A While it Shed fi,gra Zee round,
Till all It's sweets were tird
Then, likes weed, 't"As 1roopirg found
NeElectcd-uoddcr u The ground
Observation-Disclosures dead
Oh, would',t ,..ou a,now H.. ,9in5 ! r..q J.
i,c man>.un, and i r".5.
MAN, MAN TO IT.! eternal shame,
Thou, and that being arc the samc-
WOMAN, the haw NJ doomed 70 shan.
Tie mansion cug,', tiiy breast
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26
/ fir. l..Af)lES GARLAND.

Wilmington and bis Cat can display Tcutonic
Pri@rrr Of more '1an ".ht centuries Jack
ro;nmorlv called tie t'4nt Killer and Thomas
!"Hnlh, SAYS an antiquarian writer "landcd
81 i-i-lIn1 from fi!c very same kccls AMI war
ships. which conyeIcd lIcngi>t, and Ilor,a and
f.i'b;, the Saxon: and the nursery maid. WHO
Giant, the lI, ndly monitor to The Lady bird
q ntrfate, tie It, law fun, venture of the
rnrayorna- grant, little thinks she has purloinr,l
III" >t"rlr> Of Teutonic song and Scandinavian
mythology
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26
TIE BLIGiITED FLOWER.

-" TIE NPc.l"r E.mo'
There bloomel lowell ll:le ;;o.,"r.
And III the Wild it grew
'TWa, born IL summers sweetest ho.r
And round i>srude, secluded bower.
y blessed fragrance threw.
Chill autumn came with frown severe,
Aud swept tie verdaut spot
The tree was strip, the leaf wa SCAR,
Vet 'nlld~t the Vast: % sad and e.gear,
The flow'ret per.,ii'd not.
Stern winter now his mantle white
OYER aut'lmn's ravage threw
Cold WAS TIE day, AMI drear the night,
And Nct the fow'ret felt no blight,
But beautcous still it grew.
A being Of angelic form,
All heavcnl, to behold,
Fsp'ed-and from the wiutry storm,
The flow ret in his mansion warm,
He shielded from the cola,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26

The following lin"~ arc founded upon an nc:
dent Of spectacle young lady. ,,ho left he.
parents and friends and native country anL
n Montreal assumed the ycll Of the sacred
s.ejcrilnod
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

la + meeting of the Democratic Rcpnb'can Cohterecs.
of the State of Delaware, hed At the Sail io.,t IL
)oyer ON Tuesday the 22d day # August, 1926 pursuant
b previous arrangement and pub notice. JLssL CHAMBER
vas called to the Chair and DAVID PAINTER apoin ed Sec
ketary when it was
Resolyed, That this meeting proceed by ballot to nom
hate candidates for the Office of Governor ot the state o
Delaware, and for Representative 70 the Congress Of the
nited States: the following M mbers rom hc respective
Eounies being present, viz.frun Nepcastr COuns--Wm
kIcCauley Jesse Chandler, John Clar, Benin Whiirey
acob Farls, David Payner, Richard Mansfield, and William
Vandegrift From Kent Comty-lsaac Dsvs, Abel Jones'
1acob Stout, James ScJteh, DR. John Aians, Abel ,,s
John Chambers Joel Clements, John Wallace and BENZ,
hIn Potter. From !Susser Conay-N,lan Porter les p.
&Snith, George Polk, Matthew Rcnch, James Rol,ns9t
John Tenant Peter Waples and Dr. John WI e j and
counting out the votes il appeared tia DAVID liAZ
fZARD, of Sussex County, unanimously chosen as \
candidate for the office Of Governor Of the said State,
Doctor ARNOLD NAuDAlN unanimously chosen as
candidate for Representative TO Congress.
Re8oued That this meeting pledge itself 10 all hon-
oabe i'll support of the candidate selected for the
Office of Governor, well in support OF the candidate
leced tor Representative 10 Congress.
Resolved That the selections this day made OF candidates
for Governor and Representative Congress, be
mene the Democratic citizens OF this State, f1r their
undivided support at the ensuing Election.
Rsso'red fhat the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lisled in the American Waterman.
JESSE CHANDLER, Chairman.
DAVID PAINTER, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
The North American Review.

yKyHIS work has arrived at the TWENTY SEcoSD
VOLUME, and receives wide and increasing patronage
throughout the United States. In its leading objects AID
character it double purposes first at Of containing
criticisms works o TASTE literature, ard hat may be
called the more eegan branches OF learn,ng and second
~ that Of being dcposory ut discussions opics Of
general politics. cgsa eclence, ntcrna, relations,
social institutions and, snort, whatever comes down to
the immediate nte..sts OF The community Il is a special
design as far possible, give tue work sc atiun-
al and American character
Several of the constant contributors If letters,
who have travelled aud studied IN foreign pats, and be-
come familiar with the languages, and literature Of the old
contries others devocd 70 literary and scientific pur
suits as profession; while others conspicuous among
the Legislators Of the county the bar, in ighes
courts of Justice Owing 10 the steady suppol; OF sc
number Of gentlemen thus qualified, who reside in different
narts Of the Unon the has met with degree OF favor
and success batn III the Uaed States and abroad which
no similar publication in this country has enj ycd nor has
its prosperity any former period been rady ncrea
ing as at present.
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OF THE NonTH AMEnIcAs REVIEW, BosToN.
Subscriptions received BY s II. WILSON, Wilmington
June. 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
From the United States Gazette.
DRUNKENNESS Is A DISEASE.

DRUNKENNESS IS a DToEASE.
Among the numerous instances which have come
under my notice, proving !orciby the irresistible
tendency oil the disease called Drunkenness; and
the pronencss of persons incautous respecting the
formation of their early habits, to contract it, shall
only mention one, which occurred in young man
of my intimate acquaintance, and which consider
most conclusive.
This interesting, moral and religious young man
possessed all the advantages Of birth, fortune and
personal attraction, calculated 10 ensure him re
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
TURNPIKE DIVIDEND.

YHvHE President and Managers of the Newcastle French
Il Turnpike have declared dividend for the last
months the rate of six per cent per annim on the
capital stock of the company, which viii be paid by the
Treasurer the stockholders their legal representa-
tves at any time after the 25th instant.
JAMES CJUPER, Treasurer.
NewcastIe Del. Sentember Is, 1926 86-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03

Swift having dned with rich miser, pronounced the
follow ing grace after dinner:
"Ihanks for this miracle il is no less
Than finding mama in the wilderness
In midst Of famine have found relief,
And seen the wonder Of chine of beef!
Chrnneys have smok'd that smok'd before,
And we have din'd, where shall dine no more.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
FOR SALE,
CAsABIAScA.....nr .nr Mns. nraAss.

CASABIASCA....nY MRS. nEmASs.
The boy stood on the burning deck
Whtnac all but i'm had hcd;
The tiante that Iii on the battles wreck,
Snone round him DER the dead
Yet beautiful and bright he stood,
A. born to rule the storm;
A creature of heroic blood,
4 proud, though child-likc form.
The flames rolled nn--hc would not 20,
Without his fathers word
The father, faint in death below,
lis voice no longer heard
lie callcl aloud Say, Father, say,
If yet my task is done Z
lie knew no, that the chieftian lay
Unconscious OF his son.
Speak, Father! once again he cried,
IF may yet begone
And'-but the booming shots replied,
And fast The flames rolled on.
Upon lis brow he felt their BREATH
And in his waving hair,
And looked from that lone post Of death.
In still, yet brave despair.
And shouted hut once more aloud,
sMy Father must stay''
While o'er him fast, through sail and shroud,
The wrcathng fires made way,
They wrapt the ship in spendor Wild
They caught the flag on high,
And strcameI above the gallant child
Like banners in the sky.
There came burst Of thunder sound--
The boy---oh! where was he
Ask of the winds, that far ar,,lnd
With fragments strewcd the sea-
With mast, and helm, and pennon fair,
That well had borne their part
But the nobcst thing which pershed there
Was that Young faithful heart
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
WANTED.

A SITUATION as teacher in school is wanted by a
n soa.g man not long from college He would prefer
conng his Instructions to the English language, begin
Ting with English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic,
and extending them through all the branches OF Maizena,
,lcs the h,her well as the lower Satisfactory refer
as t, CHARACTER and capacity can be given. line,
lrpugh - post affce directed to S. G. Wilmington Della
waf. vii b. promptly attended TO-
Sept 10. 97-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03

Queen Elizabeth, Of England, seeing gentleman
in her garden, who had not been honored by her
favors so soon as he expected, looking out of her
window, said 10 him in Italian, What does man
think Of Sir Edward, when he thinks OF nothing {"
The answer was, " He thinks, madam, OF woman's
promise'' The Queen drew back her head; but
was heard 10 say" Well, Sir Edward, must not
argue with you anger makes dull men witty, but
it keeps them poor"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
aa Friday, by Albert & Hcpry Wilson,
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, OCTOBER g. 1926.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR NEWCASTLE COUNTY.
Senator,
Andrew Gray, NJ. c. II.
Representatives.,
Charles !. Dupont, b II.
John Erwin,
Samuel H Black, r. II.
Alexander Crawford. A. II.
John Exton, r. l. II.
William L. Read, N. C. III.
Lery Court Commissioners,
Joseph w. Day, B. II.
Isss HsS,e Z. ps'iiG; fsii,'p,. c.H.
Benjamin Marley, N. {. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
DIVIDEND.

NOTICE is he.eby given tha, dividend Of q per
IN cent. was declared by the Managers of the Will
mngton & Kennet Turnpike Company payable to the
stock holders their legal representatives, on Or after the
25lh Of September next
JESSE MENDINIIALL, Treasurer.
&V;lmnrton Aurust z 1895 75-14t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03

Young casabiana, boy about thirteen years old,
10 lie Admiral of the Orient remained at his post lin the
Hattie Of the Nel after the ship had taken fire, and all
the guns had been Abandoned and pershed in the explo
of the vessel when the flames had reached the pow
der
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03
JOHN SEBO,
Cabinet s. Sofa Maker,

Corner of ,iInrhet and Broad Streets, y ilmington,
8pESpEt,TFII.iY informs his friends and the Public,
LIZ that he carries the above business in all its various
branches
men and use of the best Materials he has doubt OF
giving satisfaction those who may favor him with their
custom. ..,,,.,,,
lie intends keepine s ock Of ready made FURNITURE
on hand with which the public be rupplied at any
time.
NB-J. s. would also inform the Public, hat he has
procured elegant HEARSE, with the Necessary equip
inens, such used in phadelphia.
fOoe SE--Q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-03

Young men are as apt to think themselves wise
enough as drunken men arc apt to think themselves
sober enough. They look upon spirit as much
better thing than experience, which they call cold
ness They but half mistaken; for though
spirit without experience is dangerous, experience
Without spirit is languid and ineffective.
Chesterfield.
A more glorious victory cannot be gained over
another man, than this, when the injury began on
his part, the kindness should begin on ours.
Iillotson.
Obscuriy in writing is commonly mn argument
OF darkness in the mind the greatest learning is to
be seen in the greatest Dishop Witkans.
A Divine ought to calculate his sermon, as an
astrooger does his almanac to the meridian OF the
place ard people where he lires--lors Bromn.