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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
THE ELECTION.


We are only able TO give The following particn'
lars respecting the result Of .he election. Complete
returns will be published as soon as they come .
hand II viii be seen thu, in consequence OF the
division in the Democratic Party in this County, two
federal members, N1essrs. Hamilton and Corbit,
have been elected.
Number OF votes in New Castle County.
For Governor,
David Hazard, 1912
Charles Polk, zoos
Majority Tor Hazard 637
For Representative to Congress,
DR.. Arnold Naudap, 1443
Louis M'I.anc, ll9i
Majority for Nsudsin e5A
For Senator, Joseph England had l5i5 sasea
Kensey Johns, Jr., 957; Andrew Gray ,iil Ia.
England's majority over Mr. Johns, the & oral csu.
didate, is 5s-hi. majority over Mr.. Grayis a7l.
The following persons are elected Repl.sena.
tives from New Castle County 10 the General AS
semby of this State.
Alexander Crawford,
John Higgins,
Josiah +. Clement.
John Erwin,
Dr. Samuel II Black,
Archibald Hamilton,
/ Daniel Curbi,.
! Joseph w. Day, John c. Phillips, Robert Porter
and BENJAMIN Marley are elected members of the
Levy Court
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06

MARRIED-In Philadelphia, the 18th ult Mr.. MICH.
oLAS DoNNELLY, Professor Of Languages in the Acade
nv at Cenreye, Md , to Miss ANN DoNNEILY of the
former place.
DIED-In this Borough. Tuesday. ANN CANBY,
wife of Charles Candy, Watch Maker
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06

Joseph w. Day, John c. Phillips, Robert Porter
and Benjamin Marley are elected members of the
Levy Court.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-06
FRlDAY, October 6, 1926.

da~nng to ALLEVIATE
o. portion the tiGiu from anothers, WASHINGTON
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
TIE DEP Arturo.
BY MRS. HEMANS.

BY MRS. HEMANS.
''Thou shalt lie down
With patriarchs Of the infant wo1ld-with kings.
The powerful OF the earh-thc wise, the good,
Far forms, the hoary seers of ages past,
All in one mighty sepulchre. y BYEAxr
And shrink We from the way
To the spirits distant shore
EaIth's mghtiest men in armed array,
Are thther gone before.
The warrior kings. whose banner
Flew as far the eagles fly,
They are gone where swords avail them not.
From the feast of victory.
And We seers, who sat of wore,
BY orient palm or wave,
They have pass'd with all their starry lore
Can ye still fear the grave =
We fear, we fear the sunshine
Is joyous to behold
And we reck not of the buried kings,
Or the awful seers of DID,"
Ic shrink the bards whose LAYS
Have made your deep hearts burn,
They have left the sun. and the voice Of ,,7ai7e,
For the land whence none return
And the lovely whose memorial
Is the verse which cannot die,
fAey too are gone with their glorious bloom,
From the gaze of human eye.
Would ye not join that throng
OF the earth's departed flowers,
Md the masters of the mighty SOM
u fic'r far ard fa!elese howers
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28

"Those songs are high and holy,
But they vanqulshed no, our fear
Not from pr path those flowers are gone
We fam would linber here
Linger then vet awhile
AS the last leaves on the houch
Ie have loved The CLEAN Of many smile,
Which is taken from YOU now
There Lave been sweet singing voices
In your walk that nov are still
There are seats left VOID in Your earthly homes.
Wmch none again may fill
Soft eyes ALI en- no more
THAT mad. ~?rng-tme in your heart;
Kindred and friend, ais gone bt fore
And >c st,lit,st to par,
"Ne fear no' nos , W. far not nov
Though Tie ~, through d, knees bends.
Our soul, az = . totou item,
Our own familiar friends !"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
y SONNET.-FRoH SHAKESPEARE.

Ute blessings Of Shepderds life contrasted Kilt
the miseries Of Royalty.
0 still me thinks it were happy lot,
To be no better than homely swain.
The peaceful tenant of little cot,
The bllthe companion of village train
Where care, mlstr'ist and treason Danish sleep,
See on the gltt'ring couch the monarch lad ;
While the poor swain encircled by his sheep,
Securely sumbers in the hawthorn shade
TO tend his flock is all his worldly care;
To rest and sport alternate hours are given,
Save when religion claims the pause of prayer,
And meditation watts the soul to heaven
Inrutfled flows the tenor of his day,
Till Tine ) white honours DER his temples wave.
And resignation, smiling midst decay
Through Natures path conducts him to the grave:
KING llESRy vi. !.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
FROM TIE SATURDAY EVENING rosr.

LINES.
stood beside the dying bed,
Where palIid sickness lay,
Without a friend, in pity led,
10 smoothe It's dreary way
Gy pover,y's relentless hand,
\ wasted frame was struck,
Age bad his spirits quite unmann'd,
And death WAS in his look
No kind, attentive wife had he
To soothe his dying woes;
No child to Share the misery
" inch brought him to his close
The friends ofyouth, that once 50 gay
In manhood's bloom had been,
Had pass'd with other years away,
And left to him the scene.
One kind attendant sat alone,
Beside his wretched bed,
From which all Joy for aye had flown.
And sorrow reign'd instead
She, like an angel of the skies,
To errUg mortaIs given,
Directed NO from earthly ties
TO God. enthron'd in Heaven.
Freely, she gave her utmost aid,
To sootic his ear,hl, close
Supplied unask'd hls wants. and prayd
10 soften all his woes:
Seated beside his talter'd bed,
She watched the parting breath,
And calmad the aged soul that fled
TO JON its trienls in death.
And who was She that lovely form
Where mercy rear'd her shrine,
Where Nature la,l,h'd every charm
Which love and truth combine
She was An angel, sent to bless,
- calm the orphan heart,
To foster suii ring wrctchedness,
And healing balm impart, OnAsNY,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
SMlIES-BY MRS. R.ncL1Frr

1t was snilc-a tlectin2 sn.il,,
Like FAINT CLEAN thro' Autumn's shad
That softly. sNee'Iy, did bcgule.
Asft arou-d her drmples played.
What are smiles, and whence their SWAY,
Smiles that, Ger TIE features stealing,
To the gaztr's heat convey
Al the varied world Of feeling
" hat are smiles
Do they dwell in bcautcous ic, 5
Smiles are light--thc light of soul
Light ct many tlnts combined,
And of strong and sure control.
Smiles are light,
There's snlc--a smile Of iov,
Bright as glance at Mays fresh morn.
Ana one, that CLEANS bu, to DESTROY
It's the Lightning smile Of scorn.
There is 4 smile Of glow-worm hue.
That slmmcls not near scenes Of fiji,
Pale and strange, and transient toe
The smile of awful melancholy.
Like to the sad and slvery shoHers,
Falling in an April sun,
Is the smile that pity pours
Der the deed that fate has done.
Dear is friendships meeting look;
As moonlight on a sleeping vale,
Soothing those the sun forsook,
SO does that DER care prevail.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
POETR Y.

FROM BLACK woon's MAGAZINE.
.i'ls'rer to Lori Byron's Lines on Lore.
BEGINNING.
Yes Love. indeed, is light from Heaven.
\ spark of that immortal fire,
With angels sharcd-by ALA gwen
10 lit from earth our low desire"
Oh ! say not Love is light from Heaven,
A sacred flame of hallov'd birth !
"a tell me not that Love is given
TO lift the heart OF man from Garth
No, no 'tis but chain to bind
The spirit to this earthly sphere.
70 lull with false repose the mind,
And make this Aeetug life t,o d-rr.
The soul that hath no earthly tie,
May cast longing glance on high;
But those who taste the Heaven Of 1--we.
forget there is a Heaven above.
1ncn say not Love is light from Heaven
sacred flame Of halowed birth
hentei me not that Love is given
~ "-ean II sui'' q man from carts
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28
EPIGRAN.

When Harry was old, to Maria he said,
"SIy dear, if you please, we will marry
Maria replied with toss of the head,
6 never will wed thee, Old Harry !"
lie waited till all her gay suitors were gone,
Then cried, ga fine dance they have led YOU;
The hand that protfered, you treated with scorn.
And now the ol1 furry wont we'd YOU %
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28

h'H. BwboHl-Nih Mrs Barbault's devo-
honal taste and feelings, the pnblic is already
sell acquainted Several Of her beautiful HYMNS
havrl long enriched our best collections Of sacre,
poetry, and are esteemed by al who ave capa-
bic Of taking delight in sentiments Of elevated
and coniIlns p,ety, cl,tItrd in the attractions Of
verse. The Devotional pie Of her" Hymns in
Prose for h!l'!fcn, is felt, We presume, by
most persons 70 constitute one OF thcir di,tin-
snlsh"d exec llenc.e,, and to add great, to The
charms Of those simple, impressive, and dc>crv-
edly popular productions, Her pirty was calm
1nd rational. yet a p"Isadin- sentiment mt
mat " blen',ng with al her views, affections
and hopes 1t partooN Of a serene and cheer
III, rather than of a drspun,iin. and anxious
character Whenever the train Of her reflection
leads her 10 Introduce devotional sentiments.
She conveys them in language at once definite
and iorcihle. She never loses herself in the
cloudy regions OF mysticism, never disgu>ts Ms
by gross ideas and coarscness She was a friend
to earncstness, iervor, and simplicity in devo-
don, and 1t is matter of pleasing reflection, that
writings OF so popular stamp, destined to form
part OF our familiar literature, breat the moral
and devotional spirit so nncxceptionablc, 50
pure, and SO elevated. " a. Rcricor.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-10-28

The prince of Condo coming to congratulate
Losas XIV. after battle, which he had com
manded and gained great honor, the king stood
on the top of the stairs to receive him. The
prince, being lame with the govt, assembled very
slowly and stopping midway, begged his ma
Jesty's pardon if he had made him wait. Cou-
sln," SAID the king, " do not hurry yourself;
person loaded with laurels, as you are, cannot be
expected TO move very fast"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

lyssIE Subscriber, DncTOR MEplrlSE ana pnArTlc4I
Il ChENtsr, respectfully informs tte ladies and t,enc
men Of WILMINGTON and is vicinity, tla' hc has COM.
nenced to prepare Medicine, IL MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, ~ The house o8psale ~ iarp
HDnteS y GJ's. Lnjcr Pnrd-Nhere lie prcp4Ycs lie 0l
lowing Medicines: fhe Sui phae of Qninne. lhsta ti-
cine contains the active principle of lie Pcruy iau 5k and
when property prepared the be,' medicine yct d..
covered TOR the Of A,gues I&enjtcn AID Intermittent
fcsers. lie also prepares Bas.nc Restorative fr ts.
cases Of the Breast aud Lungs, Pulmonary Consnmpton& K
Phthsc; and nellcne which vii cf-c,uly cure I'LL,
most Distressing Iicadache, mater Inv oi iii conta
uahce may ~ lie a.so cures me i00tAache ii ~
minutes, without making Of any 81 the conndng aGd
rIed hot IRON, Or plugging tie tcet Mith gold ct ~
sheet lead The medicine he makes tise If II n preserve
the teeth for years lie prepares d rp Paatr ihai lli
wten the teeth, be they Glat from taking ne
eine or any other cause Dr. r prepares Eve water
that will remove all infammaiions ran tia ewes ha,t
cuTeG numbers from the Rheumatism and Of thcf.
crippes for years from It NaHes or Signatures do ~
require, as Sc It 100 much tie Wh quacaet
From my practice Of medc.ne and my cZncFience a,,l
knowledge Of chemistry, an able to extract 1rtdcip
virtues contained II animals, vegetables ana macTaIs "
eau apply them for he dleren, se IS the constitutions
ot people may want hem Persons afflicted III h Cancers
# they make timely application, can be cured
There IS medicine sold b HE uare of s.saius Puaa.
cea winch dl not hear 81 until saw Mr. swans adv
tsement, some few weeks past. men called on some of
the most eminent physicians ii PHILADELPHIA and smoke 4,
them respecting the Panacea, ami nlolned diem ta
had the authors works who invented Tie medicine and
discovered is effects in the OF certI a;sclscs 4
tae gentlemen spoke 70 on tic subjec, they wei
certain that Mr. SWAIN the Inventor of the n,c
cine lhe man that nvcited the Panacca one Of ike
creates chemists ta' Europe pfoduccd and i lead ID
two hundred years; and his writings arc iif1ut ia be h
that Mr.. Swain las .ot bar, Of his 10 ks Oh SOM.
person gave hun receipt from HE OH have ito doubt
o. have now prepared chemical aud real pre,!a al,on
ot the PANACEA, which will sell a. one dollar uer boi
tie BY the dozen, and one dollar and fifty cents single
llr y prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Sp@s Ernptions and letter, from tc face aud hands
and clears and beantifts tie skim lie also nranar.s .
save that will take nu' CONS by he roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation ot nau.
LADIES Or Gentlemen W.io afflicted With any di case
NAV : cFahc u thej ace pleased t. call me- SHAH be
attended to with the srictcs, puuctnai,y
JAS. PURCELL, NJ ID. c r. G.
Wilmington, Del, July 81, 1926. 7O-6n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
1000. 900 DOLLARS
4 DARK BROWN MARIN.

J e 2lil day tf August last young man ho calls
- himself Robeu c. TCopueliy was arrested and
brought before u e subscriber, the Justices If the
ptacc N and tor the County Sussex ia e state Of De
"a" "re' at Laurel charged w,lh having in s possession
hiack mare belonging 10 Alexander Pomer Of Wilmington
3sl hat mad been felonousy fraudulent, carried oif
oy a N,liam Bail on the 18th day Of Augu, past and
y We examination Of the said Rob- ri Al'Connelev lie
sad iha he was not te Of the maze but SHE be-
''nhsu 4 Yolg man who Lad gone Salisbury Nd
Hltf Mlcl " ihc said Robert c. MConnccy answer.
td e description gwen by MIR. Potter IN the DelaW are
'aIeite ni he said William iall, and the mare is Of ,h
sdeserp lon-a dark brown, about cgh, years old
ny een Iah.' and one inch high, ehod before a switch
ta, &C. ief hnd foot and !ooi!ock whilc with son,.
@hile ol Ter right hnd foot also some white on her
:" el'vl aPReafS to be r2ety Inch Of thc blood had
bo1d saddie WITH Eedtckrn faa, heavy plated Sill.
rnps' -" make uaiie % tie lille. llcob Bond No las
POT ne ls,eHe urn % ih. said Robert q. M't,un.
ueteE w. clhnl etl q n in ,e now in Laurel
oa tAfnsfa Any poison naylng los such mare is re
i9esso . co'e r"aid, prove property pay charges and
ake I'f aRa! Nif Porter i4s dssilnc,l auy right 10
- !, '' as ~ JOS, SMITH. = II.
- i'' go ''St'3 4 20 .. S6.-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
PUBLIC SALE.

TBNiE subscribers will sell public sale Saturday, the
30h of September inst, ii O'Clock, al the house Of
John NJ. Smith, in the Borough of Whining on, all the
undivided interest sixth part of the ae ous WAnNLp,
Of n and the following Mill Seats pieces parcels Of
The Mill Seat company that is to say about A OF
land purchased Of Caleb Kirk and ~ of land purca
sed Of William Elliott, the North Side of the Brandy
wine creek, il Brandy wine Hundred, 35 of land
the North Side in SAID Hundred and SIS of land
the South Side Of said creek in Chrstana Hundred pur
chased of Job Harvey be the or less together
with all the water powers, buildings, and sppurenances
,hereunto belonging.
The said properly will be sold by the subscribers AS
signees of said John Warner pursuant TO assignment By
him duly executed bearing date the 9Th day of August,
1914 and the conditions of sale will be made known by
them on the day Of sale. WILLIAM WARNER,
JOHN WARDEtI.
asSignees Of John Wamer.
September IA, 1926. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
j. G. GARniI'T'TE,
DENTIST,

sEtVlNG hxel Saturday tho 50th Of this month, for
Ell Tue tune Of his departure from his Borough, invites
sucn persons wish avail themselves Of his professional
services, 70 make immediate application las his engage
ments IN Lancaster, York. and 4rr sburg, will not adnlt
Of any longer stay 10 shs place. at the present time
J. G. may be consulted at the house Of Major Ben.
ssrr opposite the Academy where may be ad his zen
thrice and loon during his stay.
NJ 3 j. g. Gardettc, in his absence, for the accommo-
d,too Of his friends will furnish j. iAnL4v, Druggist
[eary opposite the Town IialD with Constant supply ii
the above drntifrice and lotion.
Wilmington, Sept. 16 i, 1926. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
HENRY iIEALD

DROpOSES to open SCOOf. for teaching Surveying
Il aud Navigation with the All lstnent aud Of the
Instruments used in these branches, Seven Dollars per
Quarters Algebra and common Arithmetic al Five Dollars.
Students from distance will be accommodated with
boarding at 50 per week
For flrthr particulars apply 70 JOINS REYsoLDs, corner
Of Third and Marke, streels
Wilmington, August %. 7J-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
b. Ill. YARNALL,
NO. 81, Market Street.

Between I'd and 3D. Streets, Philadelphia,
AS constantly for Sale general assortment of~Nlygr
IL g SaatYs2a's best refined CAST SFEEI. of the most
usual slzes-in round fat and square Bars also, Shear
Steel English Blistered and German Steel Borax Anvis
Wees, Files and Kaipstogether with OF The articles
in the HARDWARE and CurLgaY line ali Of which will be
sold At the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, mo. II, 1926 77-Snp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
,Nsrcnstte County, in the state Of Delauare, So

Nencastte County in the State Of Delauare, st.
virtue OF an order of the Orphans Cout for the said
BCouniy OF New.Ease, wilibe exposed 10 sale a, pub
ic Ventue on Saturday. the seventh day Of October mex
at O'CLOCK IN The afternoon, at the house Of John NJ Smith
lnnkeepel III the Borough Of Wilmington, Chrstana Hun
drc, and County aoresad certain lot piece Of ground
'taate lying and being in the Borough of Wilmington in
said county, at the north west Of Orange and lia
streets, with e.
fs1A TWO ST0RTED BRICR HOUSE.
JILL. containing three thousand hundred and fifteen
,eet Another lot on Orange street aforesaid, between
i'gh street and Third street, with small frame building
or house thereon, containing thousand five hundred
ana torty-seten feet And lot the souherly
sue of hgh street aforesaid between Orange aud Taa
srees with the improvements and appurtenances being
.le neal Estate OF Josh Mbey, deceased and be sold
lor the payment OF his debtsAtendance will be given
~ 'eis OF sale made known at the time and place aore
ms Attorney. by order Of the Osphans' Court
MATTHEW KEAN, CLERK.
Newcastle, August L2th 1896 ss-st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
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LOTTERY INTELl,IGENCE.

me neX' LOTTERY 10 be drawn is tic JPaahiagt9u canal
h'ae Z, - q class, 70 be drawn the CITY Of Washington,
Scheme u Pie Of $1,000. of 1000 Of 1911. u
wv ~ OF 5Jo 3 Of 100 81 Of 40 l04 90 1909 Of 6
and i0t08 Prizes Of 8. each. " =
iicKe! S3-fiafl 59-Q Quarter 7s-Eighh 81 cts
ford on the 4th Of October " -
&c SeNeme ~ Prize Of 5000 Of 2ooo of I75o Of
1918 et 4. and io608 Prizes j 2, each. : -
49, iicket 2-liah l-Quartei 5o--Eigldh Is cts
ickets aud Shares either OF the above lotteries 10 he
mad and Cab paid for Prizes on demand. Apply 10
j. j. ROBINSON.
sept a. No. i05, Market street, Wilmington Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26
100000 DOLLARS.
Tie DelaUare Fire Insurance co.,

L.
HACORPORAfEDb by the Legislature ot lle s,.n, s,"H
a wale with capital of one hundred thousand = :, "
The President and Directors are Tow 1eceyino
tons for Insurance. at their Office, No. 81 shples &
between Front and Second streets, against Iuss IL, ~
every description Of Buildings in general ne,
ships in Port and their Cargoes Household Fntny,e
ad Other personal rlopery also, against loss Or a",
by inland transportation Of goods, wares, nerchapd
country produce sAu
Terms of insurance will be as ia, orabe as anv e j
Companies IN the Cities Of Philadelphia or New Yorl p sne
ties assured may iepoe the fullest confidence n ,
soldy OF lis capital, and lha all losses iii be r,ron,
adjusted by the company. "f'y
CoaNKLIus d. BLAsIY is Agent to survey propertv - .
insured for The town and vicinity uf New Castle OSe
LEWIS II Evans IS Agent to survey property 10 h. J.
sGred for the town and vicinity Of Elkton 2"
ions Cloak is Agent survey property to be Inv,sd
for the town and vicinity Of Sms srna
for the town Of Wesl-cnesler aud vicinity
Directors
John Patterson, Da,id bush,
Joseph Baly, Wm Chandler,
DAVID e. Wilson, Joseph 6iubb,
Joscps Z Gilpin Robert Porter.
WM SEAL, President,
d. BYnNEs, Secretary
Atri 10, 1926 40
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-26

HAS the pleasure present TO his friends and patrons
i the following rich Scheme, hoping at the same
tia, continuation Of good luck WILL heretofore attend
all those WHO give his offices the preference in pursu Of
wealth.
Grand State LOTTERY Of Maryland, sM Glass.
The drawiog Of which viii tax place in tie city Of Bal
timore, on WEDNESDAY The 18Th NOV, and viii be com.
pleted in ONE DAY.
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chtll's Grammars
knkham's Grammar, seernd edition
Mars Introduction TO Latin s. ntaX
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Cipherng and Copy books. Receipt books
Rlled Memorantlunl and accoun, books &C.
Sspty of Jack HaiDrd, the Sailor Boy The Vntuon
Schools ID, William S, Cardel Fifth Edition.
CHrke's lNDELlBLE PERMANENT INK for writing
on nen apparel Silk and Couon stockings table and bed
hnen. &c, with common pen. This Ink will not irnre
the mos delicate texture and cannot be discharged II
also the only method Of identifying such property
Common and Extra fine Red and Black Sealing Wax.
! cal and Paste Crayons, Cum Elastic Tapers Ystgand
other Cards. Sun Glasses Court paster Indian Ink, soy
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes Toy
Pants in boxes or single cakes Caneps Hair Pencils
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
Rcelaper, Engma,ical Cords,