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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-13

Extract from Woodstock.-" There is, know
not why, something peculiarly pleasing to the i'm
agination. in contemplating the QUEEN OF NIGHT,
when she is ,cading. as the expression is, among
the vapours which she has not power 10 dispel-
and which, on their side, are unable entirely TO
quench her lus,rs. 1t is the striking image of pa
,ient virtue calmly pursuing her path through good
report and bad report having that excellence in
herself which ought to command all admiration,
blu, bedimmed in the eyes Of The world. by suffer.
ing, by misfortune, by calumny,"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.

rHNIIE subscriber being resident IF Virginia, is anxious
Il to dispose Of his property near Mddleown, Del, and
oilers the FIR sale public auction on Tuesday the
fDen nth dQy of Jane inst at II O'clock, at the in
Md Ato7v, without to The highest bidder The
alb property contains 500 acres, about one milo from
Middetown, on the Smyrna road he Improvements
dwelling and Corn House This property is naturally
and formerly divided into, two farms of about equal
quantities. There sucency of timber for rails ard
very ahtulan, supply Of fuel contiguous II good land
ing 1t is present under rent, the subscriber s
determined upon dspo,ng Ct it, 70 person disposed to
enter into the milling business, the purchase would be
very advantageous, there corfscaon of five
FOR a mill scat, permanent Stream, AVID the Dam is
already formed. A G's o Falling Mill might be erected
with nin tie advantage either If them are much wanted
in the ncghborhood. Application on the subject, in
oerson, TO WILLIAM D MERCER, ESQ, Sassafras Neck
Nd or by letter directed Cecltou, Md, will be at
ended IT, and he will superntend the sale or Tie day
above specified II L. VAN BlbtEt
,tilaleo own Iuno q 1896 57-4t
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POPULAR SMILES.

As wet as iisI--as dry as bone,
As live as bird--as dead as stone;
AS plump as partridge-as poor as a rat,
As strong as horse--as weak as a cat;
As hard as flint--as soft as mole,
As white as llly-as black as coal;
AS plain as pikestaf-as rough as Bear,
As light as drun-as free as the air;
AS heavy as lead-as light as feather,
AS steady as time--uncertain az weather;
As hot as an oven-as cold as frog,
As gay as a lark-as sick as a dog;
As slow as tortoise-as swift as the wind,
As true as the gospel-as false as mankind;
As thin as herring-as fat as a pig,
As proud as peacock-as blithe as grg
As savage as tigers--as mild as dove,
As stiff as a poker--as limp as glove;
As blind as bat--as deaf as post,
As cool as cucumber-warm as toast.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-13

mo- 62 AN ACT TO allow the transportation OF goods
wares and merchandise. 10 and from Philadelphia and
BALTIMORE by the way of Lancaster and York, or by the
mail route.
BE enacted By The Senate and ao"se 81 iffpresenaf.res
of he United States of america in Congress assembled That
anv goods wares, and merchandise, which lawfully might
be transported 10 from the City of Philadelphia and Ba
por, pen Appo1nimnk, Newcastle, Christina Bridge,
Newport or Wilmington to and from the CITY OF phila-
delnhia and Baltimore by the way of Appoqunmink aud
sasssras River shall, and may be- Law fully transported to
and from the City Of Philadelphia By the WY
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Delaware State Lottery,

ror the benefit Of Newark College, Middetown Academy
and Emmanuel Church.
SECOND CLASS.
70 he drarn at Wilmington, on the Sd of July 1896
Scheme Il prize OF $4,000; Of 1000; Of 1000
$50; Of 1850; Of 1866 Of looo; II OF 4oo
,s6 If so; $50 Of 8; 1900 OF A. $500 prizes-l5ooO
alanks--24S60 Tickets.
Present price Of Ticket s4-IIalr S2-QparerS ST.
For Tickets and sha,es in great variety OF .mhers APP
ply at the Office of the MANAGERS, Yates % .nclMWe
lower market
Orders for tickets post paid, from any part Of the con'
tv addressed Yates q Mcintyre, enclosing the cas OF
priae tickets. will receive prompt attention.
Robertson 8 Little, Agents.
Juno I, 1896
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A Suppl EMENl to The act entitled "An act directing
the priority Of payment of the debts of persons dying
within this government
be enacted By the Senate and House IF REPRESENTATIVES
If the State If Derare General assembly That the
first SIC of the act to which thsis supplement-, be and
the same herehy repealed, made null and void provided
nevertheless, that this act shall moi be construed o affect
ed.
SErTIos g. And De enacted That the Secretary of Sae
cause certified copy Of this to be published in The De
laware Gazette and the American Watchman two Of tie
newspapers published in this State for The space of
month, ARNOLD NAUDA1N,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
CHARLES POLK,
Passed at Dover Speaker OF the SENATE
January 81, 1926
OGce If The Secretary Of The State Of De'nzvare
Down, Gath MAY, 1926
CERTIFY the above to be copy If t original
net now remaining among the records IN this office
II. NJ. RlDGEtY,
Secretary of Stale
The FLOWING is copy of the section repealed ny the
act, 81 which the above is copy.
Sec |. Re il enacted BY his ercelency Sir IIVnm feh
Drot &c. and by and Nth The atce and consent Of the
fireman, SC, That where dehs aredne by any person
whatsoeer 20 any the inhabitants ct this government, IN
I'll courts within The same priority OF Judgment and exccu
inn for debts due ION any person whatsoever shall be al
uwed the inhabitants this governments and that no
foreign debt shall be paid by any executor or administrator
I'LL the debts due The inhabitants this government be
first scared and pad penalty to pay the creditors OF
this government foi The assets ia such executors or
amni.,ra ors would reach before such foreign debts
paid Pro7pd that the demand be made within SIX
months af err the death OF such debtor an! law, act, Gus
tom usage 10 the contrary hereof IN any wise notwit
p,a.dirp Vol Del Laws. page 81. 55-9t
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WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, JUNE q. 1895.
LUMBER FOR SALE.

at JOHN HEMPIilLL'S Wharf and Lumber ra-d. in
,he Borough OF Wilmington, general assortment Of Im
ber well selected suitable for persons for building. ~ fnr
mechanics; and large stock of Cedar and Cyrs SHIN
Giles, are constantly for sale on the lzvcst terms far r5
Or the usual credit - '
The friends and former customers of the ward and tb
public generally invited to call at the OLn Sr.yn
where their favors will be thankfully acknowledged H.,
June G, 1896. - r.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

mo SO AN ACT altering the times of holding thu
Courts in the District of Columbia.
Re enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives IF
ne United States u 9meca Congress assembled That the
Circuit Court for Washington County, in the District II
Columbia, SHALL hereafter, and be held or the
frs Monday of December and first Monday Of May, each
instead of the days fixed by law and the Circuit
Cour for the County Of Alexandria, the said District, or
the first Monday of November, ard the second Monday IL
Apr Instead Of the days now fixed by law; and that all
process Whatsoever, ssued which may be Issued
in the respective counties Of Washington and Alexandria
in said District; retnable to the days respectively now
ny aw Tor each OF the sad countess shabe retrna
causes rccognisances pleas and proceedings civil and
criminal, reurnable to- AID depending before, the said
Courts. at the respective times of holding the same az
heretofore established shall be returned and conned in
Tie counties respectively in the manner as If
the said causes recognsances pleas, and proceedings had
been regularly etrned continued the said respective
times appointed by this act for holding the said Courts.
APpnoyEp-May co. 1926
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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mo. 60 AN ACT to fix the time of holding the Circuit
aud Dstrcr Courts of The United States in District Of
Ohio.
BE enacted lie Scnn. and Hose Of Representations Of
The United atss IF qmrrta IN Congress assembied That
he Circuit Court of the United States within and for lie
District of Ohn instead of the time fixed by law shall
hereafter be held the second Monday of July, and the
Court of the United States in and for said District shall
hereafter be held on the Mondays succeeding the
times herein fixed for holding the Circuit Court; and all
suits and of every kind retrnabe pending
in either Of said Courts shall be held 10 be retnabe ard
continued the of said Courts herein provided for.
ArPnoyED-sIay 90, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Number 459.
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From The ~ /. Commercial .9duerfiaer.
TO AN EARLY SWALLOW,

from He ~. j SOfHtTc2Hf v1UCeTLSer,
TO AN EARLY SWALLOW.
Sweet srapgel-brd or flick'ring wing.
So soon from yon soft skies returned,-
All buoyant on the breath IF spring
Thou com'st, to seek mans fleeing face,
But hnd'st new-an unknown race;
Since thou vert here,
Full many tear
Hath flowed DER crowds inurn'd.
Inurn'd meath Winters reckless SHOWS,
In playful Springs dew-spangled vale;
Where Summer paints her earliest rose;
And where pale Antumn's falling leaf,
Counts on the breeze his moments brief;
Mans dnteous breath
Hath borne to death
LIES tribute, and its tale.
Tale, how eventfll and how sad!
Light boon albeit, sweet bird to thee;
Thine eye is ever bright and glad
Thou saPst on morning purple beam,
Thy wing is dipp'd in every stream
Disturbs not time,
Nor shore, nor cline,
Thy joyous jubilee =
A jubilee, that never throws
On pilgrim man its noon-tay smiles,
For, thought and mem'ry.are his foes,
And onward as the wand'rer strays,
The ghosts of former, happier days
Around him cling,
And with them bring
Youths green and jocund wiles.
Wes that in every draught deceive,
Not drawn from chrystal streams like thine;
Thou slpp'st the lake where FAIRIES weave
Their garlands IN the dews of morn,
And midst the groves where love is born,
That tunefnl throat,
Is coral note
Pou,s forth in strains divine.
Divine, oh could TIL prisons be,
Lift up by Natures doubling child,
fIo" his wing'd spirit might like thee
Cleave the blue skies to seek his sire,
No trembling at his vengefnl ire,
But babe to taste
Tn eternal feast.
Spread in his presence mild
Mild as yon genial heav'ns the cline,
That gave thee at thy happy birth,
heart to heed no wane of time.
doubt me if thou e'er hast sighed,
Or in thy wanton path espied
That cup of grief,
That blasted leaf
Shared 'mungst the sons of earth.
Earth has no leaf that keeps its green,
Scarce till thy sportive day is o'erl
Yet there's bud of eglantine,
That comes to WOO thy balmy kiss
Year after year--hlas! 'tis this,
Shall ever wave
Around thy grave.
Whence man returns no more -
MONTGAnN1ET
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Grand Lodge of Delaware.

stated Communication of the Grand Lodge of Delaware
"a will be held, at Wilmington, Tuesday, The twenty
seventh, ay Of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The sub
ordinate Lodges are requested attend by their represent
tativcs. WILLIAM -. n"hD'
Nav 9Th, 1926. 55-9t Grand secretary.
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AN ACT supplementary to The act entitled an net to n,
corporate the inhabitants OF the City Of Washington ans
10 repeal all acts heretofore passed for that purp ne
passed fifteenth May, eighteen hondred and tseniy.
s enacted by me Senate and House IF Resresste.rs
IF The United Sates Of ericu in Congress- osaembL,d has
the htteenh section Of the of the fifteenth Of NAV.
eighteen hundred ard twenty, to which this supple
met shl oe 50 construed as 10 extend the provisions OF
said section well to public open spaces as TO public
squares Or reservations.
JOHN W TAYLOR,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,.
JOHN C CALHOUN,
Vce-Presdent of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
ArpnovgD--May 20, 1926.
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iNkUST SALE-Puruant T. deed .
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