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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
100000 DOLLARS.

The Delaaoare Fire Insurance Compaa,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State aaf,S
i ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand ,ols
The President and Directors now receiving an,l;
ons for Insurance, at their Office No 81, Sipey srrs
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by r
on every description of buildings in general Mercisnd
Ships in PORT and their Cargoes; Household Furn,nr'
and other personal property ALSO, against loss or damr
by inland transportation of goods wares, merchandise and
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be ia, orable as any os a.
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York p
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in M
soldty Of its capital, and that all losses will be pronnl
adjusted by the company.
ConNrlIus D. BLANEY is hgentto survey property tn
insured for the town and vicinity Of New Castle w
LEWIS III. EVANS is Agent to survey property to he In
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
Jonx CLOAK is Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna.
osErn JoNrs is Agent to survey property to be Insured
for the town of West Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baiy, VIM. Chandler,
David c. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph G. Gipin, Robert Porter.
WSl. SEAL, President
| d. BrRSEs, Secretary.
| Apri 10, 1896. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
J. J. ROBINSON.
SERMONS

nY Thomas We'hrraid ard Elias Hicks, delivered during
I'D the Yeary Meeting Of Friends, in the City Of New
York, June, 1926 togeher with Sermon by Elizabeth
RIBS IN, and PRAYER BY Anna Brati also Sermons
delivered in Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del, by Thot.
as Wetherad
Beauties of Lord Byron.
Mornings at Bow Street selection of the most h,mor
GUS and entertaining Reports which have appeared in The
London Murning Herald
Received a, A. & H. Wilson's Circulating Library, 105
Marker sreet. Sept S.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
b. III. YARNALL,
No. 81, Market Street,
Between I'd and Sd Streets, Philadelphia,

BetWeen "a H1Iu 81 lStTeeIS, FNlNUelPHtu,
WAS constantly for Sale general assortment Of Nayor
Ill s. Sandersons best refined CAST STEEL ct the most
usual szes-n round, fat and square Hsrs also, Shear
Steel English Dsered and German Steel Borax, Anvils,
Wees Files and asps-ogether with Of the articec
in the ltARDwARr and CurLFRx line: ail Of which will be
sold at the lowest market prices,
Philadeltha, & mo. IL, 1876. ?7--9mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
". C. CONNIE.

TIAS the pleasure to present to his friends and patrons
Ill the following rich Scheme hoping at the same Tune
that continuation of good luck will heretofore attend
all those who give his offices the preference in pursuit Of
wealth
Grund State Lottery Of Maryland, 9th Class.
The drawing of which will take place in the city of BAL
timore on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be COM
peted in ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
ODD FELLOWS.

II there be any persons belonging fratern
Si a'depeaa. NJ Vaa s, t%,., ss IN or ne4r ".mn<"
such ct Huons Tavern, sign 1f The Queen If Oahrite in
Wilmington, Saturday the 16 OF September 1885,
o'clock IN the evening" business of lmpotanc b.
2aes, OF an l. o. F.
September S. 63-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
SCHEME.
s.76o Prizes.

8,760 Prizes.
Ticket S4-IIalf 2-Quarer 1; --aTd at the rate
may be had packages Of 10 tickets certain Of drawing at
least SIG; aud shares OF packages in proportions BY GER
t6cate otherwise viz. Package of whole Tickets $40
Half, s20--Quarter, $l0--Eighth, So
BY certifcatc-Wholes, s26. 40-Halves, SIS 20-ouaT
ters, S6.60--Eighths, $3.50.
oiders from distance, enclosing the cash prize
tickets. post pad will be punctally attended TO- ad
dressed to YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers, or to
ROBERTSON & LITTLE, Agents,
Wilmington DEL
It should be forgotten that the highest prizes,
viz. $4,000 aud $4,000 in the last class OF this lottery,
were both sold by Robertson g Little besides large pro-
portion of the smaller pr2es all persons residing in tbs
Borough and its vicinity.
Aup %. 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
To all whom it may Concern.

N0TEg is hereby given tina, at the next ruary session
~ Of tie General ASSEMBLY Of the state Of Delaware,
intend TO Apply toT divorce ommy husband EIish les
!<LlZABEIH JESTER
hiiifoga, Del, Aug. 50 1895. S3-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
nTACEIiNERY FOR SALE.

III LCkISNilRY FOR SALE. +.
following Cotton and goen y'.clnery offered
l. %. sale, at reduced prices
COTTON .M4CHLNERY.
Fu3. Throstes OF 100 spindles each.
@ae 81 tca Card workers and strippers good clothing
Cue 30 inch do. do do.
One Dtlging fra ne, 6 heads.
q TOYING frames, i6 cans each.
ress, Banding Machine, G ans, Reel, Belts scalesand
Y gh;s, Winding Block. &c &c.
ahe above Machinery has been but little used and most
l' !. is in good working order.
Y09LE.N sN.4CHLrERF.
~ rec "a inch Cardlng Engines
G'ae Billy 90 Spindles.
Tso Jnneys 70 SpIndles each
Jne Wsrping Mil.
Twenty Looms of them broad, with Reeds, Heddles
Shutles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five Power Looms, that are supposed will do elthe
for wooen cotton goods
This Machinery will By sold low, either aogeth
er in parts. Apply to J. ALRCHS Co.
wilmington, 5h mo. 18th, 1926. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
CONINE'S
Ever True Homes Of fortune.

No 81, re street, ev docas nboue he centre marks,
aud .7gencs, NJ 2l7 Market sree, door the IF
L,bsry street, Blmore, No. South Iard street, PAad
thd.
Where Prizes Of 40 COO dollars, $4,000 dollars 25 600
dolas 900 dollars, 10000 dollars 900 dollars 5000
&C. &c &c have been obtained, in all amounting tc nearly
100000 DOLLARS.
I The Lottery Inelligenccr," issued at Conines Of
investments Conines Offices and will contain the draw
ling of the above Lottery at large
July "a, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
FOR SALE
A. e II. UILSON'S
Book AND STATIONARY STonE,

sz=zea=a=-s-@ No. lo5, MARKET Street.
Murray's, Comlys, Iiarrson's, Smiths Ash's and Tw''
chels Grammars
kirkham's Grammar, second edition
Mair's Introduction to Latin Syntax
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy, by j. O
Cummings, price 25 Cts
Smiley's Adams, Gummeres Workmans, and Mofsef
Biographies
Blairs Lectures Rhetoric, Barclays Catcchisp
Grmshaw S United States, with Questions
Conversations on Chemistry
DO. Natural Philosophy
Taylor's Agricultural Essays
New-York Expostor, American Crater
Hort's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
Iiardie's Cordciii Colloqna
Pixies. Jess, and Bennett's Arithmetics
Ciphering and Copy books. Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account books, &c.
Story Of Jack HalyaT0, the Sailor Boy; the Viv0";
Family designed for American Children in Families ano
Schouls--By William s. Carcell. Fifth Edition .
Clarte's INDELIDLE PERMANENT INK, for writItS
on Linen apparel silk and Cotton stockings, table and DC"
linen, &c, with pen This Ink will not hlns
the most delicate texture and cannot be discharged H
also the only method Of identifying such properly;
Common ard Lxra fine Red and Black Sealing "aes
Lead and Paste Crayous Cum Elastic, 1apers, Visiting m
o:hcr Cards, sun Glasses, Court Plaster Indian Ink, vo!
Combs Lead and Slate Pencils, Tuoth Brushes iT
Paints in boxes single cakes. Cansl's Hair PenelE
Pocket ana Dressing Comba.
Rce-rapcr. Engmatical Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
100000 DOLLARS
COTTON MANUFACTORY

ITOR SALE containing about 600 Spindles, with full
Il supply Of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High sts.
Wilmington, 1st mo. 90, 1925. 15-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
NOTICE

LII persons are hereby notified harbor
"a my wife LYDIA my account, she has left my house
without, pyovocaon and am de,erminnd to pay any
debts Of her contracting JOHN H. STIDHAM.
September g. 1896 84-3tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
SALES Az AUCTION.

rENIiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that lie has taken out license to
ransact the business of 4uconee and pledges himself
that he w give such satisfaction to his employers will
ensure continuance Of their confidence.
MICHAEL DOWNEY.
wilmington, sept. /. 82-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

4 an apprentice 10 the Hookbinding business, boy
IA about l6 years Of are who can come .ve
men9ed One Of the above description by immediate ap-
plcaon. will De taken the most liberal conditions
LEWIS VII SON,
5G->tf No. los, Market Street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.
Price SO cents per box.

frce 5o cents per box,
These pills will be found the most safe, efcctual and
pleasant physc offered Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do predspose TO take cold
and may be taken any tme and by females in all circum-
stances lacy give an appetite assist digestion, and carry
oil all crides from the stomach If taking cold few
OF these pills are taken on gong 10 bc they will operate
kindly the next day, and carry off any bad effects Of such
cold EZRA DRAN
WE certify that DR. Dean's pills have been freely used
by ourselves or families for several eas and that we con.
slider them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rhcumatisrn in which complaint, in what we have expe.
nenced, seen and heard, consider them more efcotal
than any thing else we have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery
Hon George IAacher Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts: Hon. Jeremiah MN I,ddciorel: Rev. Ma
than e6'se do Rev ioha Turner, do. Capt. ?az1 Encry
do Rev Pani Ce6n, Buxton Rey Sgas -ifoody Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-12
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Bog.

For the cure OF sore breasts, which proceed from
internal or external Bruises sprans, chilbains, corn fresh
cuts or wounds, liberated legs &c. With each box
lsa paper containing printed directions for applying the
pas with certificates in proof of its utility and efficacy
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GONrRADE + TRY news FROM CO.
IO fBIA
Eriroct Of a letter tfom Carthrgena, dated

Jaig %.
" The movement - bAEz N Venezuela
hay b"tn looked upoa 8F1e with the grra-
Isl Iodgn.ri " a,e ho >rve,, aux
10 i~iy t4I'lug the Il VA If t,le Lilo rator,
III 50 tirmr less ana deeison viii soon res
+ tranqultF. Not one II he other pro-
WAGES has ipined L. tins rebtlhon. Tn,
ctc lm-tdnc" IS sufficient i coa.mc. Parz,
u 1. { un,ou0du"=, 81 IL cause. In the
fneao ume th" tSe,nliea h issued a MA
nj IT,, ,XHjt,uuG J. d ~ ,aertf By irm
teeh, the jngratifade - EtDeZaria 20.
nerr particularly of PEI. IN in1lc.5pg this
wound on the Ibe IT, of oar { uulf ), and
Becoming the dupe If few esl5nins men,
who, L. screen themselves from the igor
ol TIE law, hate this daed 10 infringe the
Constitution.
The lta,ost tranquility prevails in eve
y otter part Of the republic. rhe credit
si the Government, walch received 50 Sc
we're suock by the future of Goldschmdl,
has revived. To his tie immediate ac-
ceptance of hln- To very large amount
drawn by the Consul General IN the United
States, On the Treasury department at Bo-
gotta, has greatly cont lbaled, aud We un-
drfstanu that 10000 dollars are now on
their way to this city to meet the pay
ment "
Wee York, Sept. i2.--Capt Rodgers, of
the schooner Petrol, who arrived last eve
ming from Porto Cabelo, nlorms, that Il
te" days previous to his sailing, August
18th, great rcjoiciogs took place in that CT
ty IN consequence OF Marat abo having de-
olared IN favor of the :. nfederation OF
Venezurla. 1t was also lsported that Car
thaSena and Margaretta had declaD ed the
same, but it was not confirmed. One of
BoIi,ar's Aids had arrived al Valencia, and
Immediately proceeded to the plains Of
Opara, win dispatches To Gen. Paez, the
nature of which was not known. He sta
ted that Gen. Bolivar was on his way to
Bo5ota, and was expected at Venezuela 10
80 days. Markets dull for all kinds of A
merican produce: Flour, IA doIlars--no
demand.
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Interesting Correspondence.

The reader will doubtless bear in mind
The circumstance of a worthy present hav-
ing been prepared here, by q. W. z. Gus
lis, Esq to be presented, through the me-
dunn of Gen. Lafayette, to the Liberator
Bolivar. The reception of this present, ia
rloe enclosing lock Of the hair, and a
miniature portrait, of the Father Of his
Country has given rise to the Interesting
correspondence, IA copy of which, says the
National IutrlIigencer, we are permitted to
present to our readers as follows:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
LETTER FROM THE LIBERAron
i,ina, z5th May, ts2s

IVA zS'h May, 1895.
SIR. Although | Dad learnt, bv tn, ,,,.
lie papets, The gill With whirh the s.,.l
the great Washington has been pi, sd =
honor me. bad nof fIll lhis daN. ree.,,.9,
either The hpiy relic at ths Father nfIi
berry. or the altering letter uf his vo.,s.
descendant. Tnls day have placed n,
hand- apon TIN, ln,slaablr present tn, -.
age uf tn hr-t bensfartnr of The ca4l,,....,
# Colnmhi,. presented through Ia. 81,
zer Hero. Lafayetir. and offered hy n.
Noble remnant / thai Immortal famIl,
Ii j. a rrrompens's "ortht Of tn, FIRST AL
most iIlustrious ,hsraci- of The Unl,...
Shall | b. sorlay Of such IN hoaur NJ,
but | accept II aifh = pleasure and gf.h
uIde, which will be aita,he To tn. =.
MAINS III the venerable Father of Am.r,r.
IT, The most rsnsote generations Of m.
country: They aas II 10 b. the last rem.,n.
brances Of The Ne" Void.
Accept, ST., The most sincere and rrs.
pectfoI sentiments OF my prrfeci cousrlr.
ration. BOLIVAR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25
TRANsLAT IoN.l

WV VIM otpt' ,, loZO'
Ny Dear SIR: In communications which
have Just received from Peru, His Excel
lency the Liberator of Colombia honors
ne with the commission, to pr sent t. you
with the enclosed letter, the sincerest ex-
presslons of his acknowledgements Tor the
valuable presents, which one of the family
otthe llIustrIous Washington has been plea
sed To oller to HIM. | cannot better fulfil
this commission than by tanscribing to
you the very words of his Exceltncy:
Since you have been the person who
has mad The goodness to transmit to ne SO
valuable part of the inheritance of the
immortal Washington, be also the medium,
through whom | wish To express the pro-
found admiration, which | have always
protested for the memory of this ilIustrious
Hero, with my consideration aud respect
Tor every thing belonging to him, and my
acknowledgement ofthe honor with which
have Just been Distinguished
1t also affords me pleasure to commu-
mcate to you, that the Colombian Nation
know how to value the merit of the honor
YOU have conferred on him, who is consi-
dered as the Father of the Country, and
the worthy imitator of Washington.
To the gratitude of GeueraI Bolivar, and
the esteem of Colombia. permit me to
aud the sentiments the greatest conside.
ration, and cordial friendship, with which
remain your obi servant,
JOSE MARIA SAi.AZAR.
To the Honorable
George Washington p. CASTS, &c
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pslioasness frnm vhorsoever will lend
without Troubling himself about repay
ment.
Formerly, .hen the minds 1T the co.,
tending parties Mere heated BY mutual
barbarlli,s. tbr character OF the GENERAL
had bren stained wiih acts Of efucli, moi
merely against the eneuy, who at nue pr
rod were pai to death when takfn. rs
matter of cpui-e, but towards hls ~ Il
tronpz- IiAr other men ot great genus
aud tioleni pas-iuns, he Is earm friend
and deadly fe.. Many anecdotes arr re-
/ lated ef thu General, fool hardy lntreplda-
/ y, aud trails OF address and activity, soinr
merely nndeftaken by way OF brasado
- hlie olde,s 1ad .Uore L,ideble jet.
Amoag IL irsi, are lAs fcals IN lfai,u j,
and sslmmios horsts his attacks Of IL
rlana b.lls aud particularly hts Singular
smuso,nent 81 e1c"nHteuua Tue calha",
or alHsafuf, ~ MS oAH element An III
stabe. ot 4 more praIse~ or,i.y exrrtion u
Gu az, aas tpe capture ~ n"n AMI ~.
oticrfs, 81 q spanish armed schooner ly :
nIg at aoehui IN tn O,np,n. Ih,s Ma
eiieeifd BY shImmng nom tlir shore,
each al the patty nuidl Z It's swocd IN his
mouth.
The Genrral Is nov (lB2JJ about 81
yeafs old Besldes rs ndtary rdUk, he
Is Senator II the Kep,.biic. Altheosa
clothed with these niSn eva aud mIhtary
employ btnis, he due HDt hesit.,tr Ia en-
sase Ia the most boJIsn prdnks. % ,nr
expiration OF tae armistIcr 4 ,auta And,
1 slpz' his JOY at tIr eIeut, - ST hre IL
tue soldiers barracks. Dumg another
lnler' al III Inactivity, he a,eusrd himself
by laAing hls officers 10 the aou,es ol tue
most nedltRy Inhabitants. OF Al, ,tura, d
bou, The TIM vi dinner, ds II H. cnuu slldnce
Win an invitation. Tn1s~ VIM XIV tn
General, put o. the brsi face, al,d rfodae-
"a every tnlng the louse a1ord i, u IL i,
could be procured on 81 unCer. nnnlpue Il
notiCe. Otnrrs who were mofr spalaa
II TIER wine aud PROVISIONS, or attempted
10 make EXCUSES, weIr sure 10 1T, ,6elr
s0l'ses sacked, Tor Tue pretended mug dl1
ol uniting gunllemen t. dinner VINO Al
suitable preparations. At,ei ~ runsd al
di,slpatlnn had tasted d lortnIgil. anu Dro-
kan down Tue hedltn OF T. .oae enb I'd.
tie General ordered his officers 10 !. 81
al a drslsndled house, uuu detdcned a
guard, as II To attend a mih, y 1uneral.
me best dunker was selLpd aud placed
Oh bler, WITH enpiy bottles, de Jubus.
&c. he guard Win reversed rms, toll
lowed by lne officers, each oauyi . al
empty bott.e, proceeded 70 the place OF ~
ter ent, very cluzvu th,J antt bsIaS 81
hgrd 10 assist al the cerrmua3, inch
was conducted VITA ali the ioranali.ies
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L NA - kA - q
liinAN LIFE

Ill MY LII p.
f! lie has n fhnaftnd charms
thaussnl dreams II hl'ssi
.liote, Fr,end-htp.L we. Thy bosom warns
gieani 81 nirres his
81 saaa ihsi san-l,t b''Jr ispest.
Al Hope les >a,veung rum the blast.
Lille mas thoa-snd dls,-
A Thousand anAtpus tears,
z Louis lsiHff en the sammy hllls,
Ana duaits uissnivc ~ Tears
b. Aone cslnss stnll,aa ttrough the STORM
a inbae rannd her anEci-iorin.
} ft has ~ ,usand JOYS,
fa4tli f4isdh dteatns Tor ever
Ia atsht dHaIr. pn -Yp.nh troops a. signs
vi day retlrn On never
Su aasa fealh. nj, breaks me s'opin,
A. sIadness smilea 90 SouoR tomo.
-. bnl change ai best.
Upaa Lie n.y. shore
Inle tal. tlle fetb
kuaeg a. ear. afrner.
TIL seaI.d. inn itah,o, tny State
F. - aa irft, arabie istel
4 Is = dfeam - But sunw
pedh I'D hand Dre,t tta' slumber
a. Al snail teil. ~ b',ss or zoe
I8osr uountess Huurnts nunbcr
n bryoad al angel krh
IL ,1etoe ne ,ed hlal risss thea
Ito Is narrow ga,
81, wha is bound. may tell
vns,sless 4 eptps -hlcrn,iy,#-
hslunns t1rHtt4l or tirt
A lstrnt---a mau.ai I'm ~ hhng
lnaaef bIiss-rahaustrss pHng'
lis Tune tut uomrnl. past,
Nnr pfay II. uui tcars ,tcdt,
E'tu uAaa tnoa r,,a1rsi, light aud last
llulr a5Iseirs- lyatttcl- itl
IN 80 Lita gptdHu 5a0I- nee dec,
HI pth serene a evening shirs.
Health hasks npon III, bIoN, -
Dta iBraths cold vtetims see;
Soou thou nust lac a. inrl do now,
aud pthers saze on Iher,
When Lie, aud Hopes "a. VISIONS .eem
To them a. brighl ONE thy dream.
from III liie's rosc. wrrath'd pow'r
ihou Rtislenest ga,ly forth,
And all = bright sunny hour
ga sky, and seh, aud earhi
Bnt n kncss ronipth, and the gloom
No been oan I,efcc--e "a. less tomb
On, nbere lh4 spifit, wncn
Fatnds taan1 Thy couch are weeping,
Borne 81 IN auee's pirlou ulcn,
From whore maj dust Is sleeping
Dcath SOLVE lho question Ere II come,
pre-, al,
None find tbeir pardon, or repentance there
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-25

Cdnndn Tobacco. several arti-
teias which have appeared IN the Canada
paper, oflate, it would serm that ou SOU
thern growers of tobaeco are IN have COM
prufo's IN quarter where II was least
expected The New York papers men
ton the .rrl,al of a steam boat there, the
cargo Of which consisted in part # sixty
npgshe DIS of lobacco, intended for the
nontreaI rarket the produce # the wes-
tern par OF the upper province. The at
trnlion of the ia mers there has been tur
ned to m" cultivation Of tlis article, and
Ia,ge quantity viii be offered in the mar
XII tins y" =, which it Is expected will be
much increased during III. next.
Lab. ID. .4dp.
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lsTzaenAAAMrouS.
From - Non York 4mcrican.
REFLECTIONS UPON THE CHAR
ACTER OF LORD CHATHAM.

~-~-- \ Hlb@l lHI" hI'thktit
To uelnfe naHe more hound
he praetlsed what he preached
1hr care III tins Z eat man has often
been mad. 4 subject of nhss ,allon. Lkr
all whn ha,r performed u conspicuous
pa upon Ihr ,a,ge If political life. In
public conduct has been condemned hS
Interested opponents, aud paucgyIzcd b.
admhlng parfIz ins.--l.lryalrd Il, hr WIS.
e. The highest Offices of ,titc-N lcldmg al
Onr ume the dcslinirs of "A great rmpfr.
aud n his latter days filing q most pro
mroeu, aud important place Ia rs moef
elevated egll i've assembly --that honest
differences NJ opinion should exist rs 10
tn prnInlet, III the measures winch he
etieelnaed - supported, /, no more a
mate vi surprise, than that his .lsr 10
p""rr ,hn0ld have excited envy, or the
infirrrndrnl e1ergs ol MS character ha,s
GRATED rnett.les Those VINO have hon
olc'd the putlg f hs natives. and ven
eiH't his grtdinc-- of nlnd, have yrt fell
thrtasehrs nstlaned To ctnsurr some
oi rs hnulsitlidI acts. Few thai hnr
orc' l~fn7ed II, "ill EASILY latget tn sll-
rI'a. thoagh sumrWhM Ncrlusc desc3lp-
u
e.. 81 his administration. shall not I'M
tertakc lofes,e" his character as u y lit
Cal negOclhlor. Those who desire 10 hr
thoroughly acquainted with It, would do
wVt 10 surrey The leading features of In,
CONDUIT ehle at the hHm of ga,rra-
nent: thrt, onS nllI the, 6nd II lmpnr-
tally osh ted. Suihce it to say. h.
madf h. c,asnirv t,arrd aud rcsnrcIrd
thrnht hout Eaopr. 10 ave an ldra al
il' hen aplnlun which many grcat and
celebrated mrn have ENTERTAINED nf ms
p"hllca abtlft, ICED but quote the eln-
y rnl tuiu.ium nf Grattan. Ma sfaf.
cteaatfy IL" aito" sjs en- OF vicious po-
1ilcs, 10 nt'e contesl lof ,n',rstrrral ,Ielo-
ms 81 K h,n 10 tie vulgar level of IN,
goat bol, nselheauog, persua-ne. aud
Il" plartH tbie, MS object Na,. E,eI,,d-
hl IA. hton rs me without dn rdi,s,
b destroy ed pa uuhnut r,,r,,li. =
h oade u ,enal age unooimou,. IN.
ssnt of his mud was mGnttr aud IN.
scaemr- Ven, fleet not England n,,
the pieseut agr only, but Eninu, ,a,
posIrr4.'
lii, d picture of Chatham =. ~ ut.
AID man. uhich /, Al p.,.,ot ,,,.,,,,.,a
Tns has rar,l5 be,n rss,,,,d ,,II, t' 't.''
calculated 10 produce corr.rt,..,,t
lncalInn, nut nov. The ,,nti,n. - :.
flied H., am ha,r mad ,,,,rr,s.,.... ~
piranis the ,nIcr nhos, nn,,..r,,
suurk ieIlnr, or r,eil,.d fin, .,,,,,,,''
admiration. has bee. lunp sinc, L,,'l',
deata. Oae brilliant galaxy of or,,a.