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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-15
MATERNITY.

WOman's charms arc certainly
many aud powerful. The expand
ing rose, Just bursting into ocaaty,
has an irrcsistable beNitch.n3mes -
the blooming bride, let trluhiphant-
ly 10 tine altar, awakens al uirati0h
and interest, aid the blush Of her
cheek fills ds with delight; but the
charm of maternity is 40 more sub-
fine than these. Heaven lIss. inn
printed on the mothers face some
thing beyond this world. [; something
which claims Kindred withihe skies ;
the angelic smile, the tender look
the waking watchful eye, which
keeps its fond vigil over tho slum-
beriDg babe. These arc objects
which neither the pencil nor the CHS
sci can touch, which poetry fails tn
exait which tho most eloquent tongue
in vain would eulogise, and OH winch
all description bccomes ineftccti'e.--
In the heart of man lies tins lovely
picture; {; it lives in his sympathics
it reigns in his affections his eyes
look round in vain for such another
object ON the earth.
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Extracts from the speech of Mr.. Rob-
bins of Rhode. island, on the question
ito agree to the resolutions reported BY
the Committee On Foreign Relations,
/" thatit is not expedient to send Minis
tiers to the Congress Of American Ma
1tionslat Panama.
The Report would persuade us that
the destinies Of Cuba and Porto Rico
are somehow connected with this miss
ion--or with this Congress that eir
conquest is to be attempted by force /;
or their independence produced BY
their blacks being excited to revolt. -
This supposes, first, that these plans
Of conunest or revolution are contin-
gent--depending upon the event Of a
Congress if no Cougress-theh, not
to be undertaken: if Congress
then, TO be undertaken. And stranger
\ still is the further contingent, depend
ing on the event OF mission or no miss
ion that the Congr ess. without this
mission, will not undertake them. bu,
with this mission, will undertake them.
1T supposes these strange things. For
if those plans--Congress or no Con.
gress-mission or no mission-are re.
Iolved on, it is idle to urge that as an
objection. which has no connection
With either fact. Whether these plans
N IF conquest or revolution are resolved
p. or will be resolved on, or resolved
yainst, we know MOI, but this We
snow---it is question with which tha
ongress can have nothingt to do. 1t il
BIT within their commission nor ha
eir commission any reference to It =
he powers Of war and peace, and al
her prorsgatives. Of sovereignty, ar,
pressly retained by the States. Tbi
Pngress has no participation in then
hatever. All their military, all thei
wal operations, whether for ofenc
defence, whether separate or con
|derative, are concerted and directe,
Y tn. States themselves, independent
Of this congress. This congress ha
y the least particle ef authority wit
gard TO them. But If THE body ha
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EUarrem.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.

kEfUbLICAN NOMlNN IlON.
AT a General Republican Conven-
tion, holden at the State House inProv-
Edence, on the filth Of Jan. 1926, Josiah
Whitaker, President, and c. E.Robbins,
Secretary the undermined gentle-
men were nominated as General Off
GERS Of the State of Rhode-lsland for
the next political year:
GOVER.NOUR.
JAMES FENNER,
OF Providence.
LIEUT.. GOYERNOUR,
CHARLES COLLINS.
Of Newport
SENATORS.
Il. NATHAN BRowN,
OF Johnston.
2. NATHAN M. WHEATON.
Of Warren.
3. BENJAMIN SMITH,
Of X. Kingstown.
4. STEPHEN B. CORNELL.
Of Portsmouth.
s. WILLIAM WHIPPLE,
or Cumberland.
s. ELISHA WATSON.
OfS. Kingstow.,
4. THoMAs WHrrrLr,
OfCoventry
g.. Charles ELpRrDcE,
OfE. Greenwich
3. WILLIAMS JAMES,
OF Richmond
Elo. GEoRcE FIELD.
OF Cranston
Henry Bowen, Secretary.
ALBERT C. GREENE, At. General.
THOMAS G. PITMAN, Gen. Treas.
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HAILOW ELL. March 80,

Fire klndled by roater! The po".
pie Of this village were awoke aboa'
two o'clock on sunday morning last
by the scream of fire. and the ring
ing of helis. The fire proved 10 b"
in lime house of MIR. Il. h. Page, adj
lining his store. The water haa
risen so as to fiow in where the the
lime was stured, which being thus
Stacked produced combustion That
in a few minutes more would have
been fatal to the building. 1t was
fortunately extinguished without
much damage.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-15

DIR. Franklia oh-erycd +" The eyes
of other people are the eyes that
ruin us. IL all but myself we're b'im'
1 should want neither fine clothes,
fine houses, nor fine furn,tuye.',
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-15

Henry Bowen, Secretary.
ALBERT C. GREENE, At. General.
THOMAS G. PITMAN,, Gen. Treas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-07

d,c,sed her. He obtained her rnnfdenca
aaa hsr ,frftious. h., riles her cb,.t.,,
esIbrn abandoaed her Tor anaihpr. n,
,beta.r size afterwards fll sartifi,.,,
her Affections, ar her rrtcngr, is what Ia.
.,;rit of hrf letliug- and the course a. IN
aetions. Raves very do btfM. Anbibs,
tpy, aud rerens", APPEAR n be the preda.
n,lnant trails Of hfr c.tafacief aud b...li#,e.
Nd ~ avn dpilion Is, that Disappointed
~ ,Ip iaa FIST hy Col. SHARP, she th.n
intended 10 indulge - latter, hy pau,,,s
pnisop intJ the cup NJ his domestic Lli,s
-, tskinr rom Ms. Sharp, what stu.
gould MT herself enjoy---'hr blessing Of
domestic peace, aad To happiness Of con.
uabiai failh. Bul in this da-igrl -he found
herself ag in s"PPoHled. BY Tia due.
ton ot certificates. add hrn she dctrre,i,-
ed upon his hie, as the ,rans Of grafICy.
lag her revenge, aod disappointing lie
hopes of thnsr Who she considered m he
enjoyment Of what she believed ousnl 10
have been hers"
We must repeat, enough Of this horri.
bic TRACED,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-07
s0LsrnY.
ian ll.s Salem ,iageliy.
MnnAl.lNlIl

falna isH Salem 1tagetlEf
Moo Al.iGiII.
NJ are beaeah tn dark blue shy,
.uil the moaY : shUing Ifisht.
Oh, nhaiaan Iili the ,oul 80 high,
As thu sl,s OF summers night
Nhrn al the Eay are hush'd 10 sleep,
Aksn they iliai. uaaDrn forget 10 weep,
harsafn ihnt gentle light.
,fsehere 80 bulia-. happier baud.
Among hose dis,tm spheres,
- her. we nlhy meet that sbHdowy band,
lie dead al lutnsF yearss
Where ell ihr day the nonnbeams rest,
And where at length The souls afe hIest
Ufthese ihat dwell IN trar,'
oh, il tie happy ever leave
Their bowers If biiss on high,
10 chner til neatis 4 tbase thni giierc,
And wipe tie ear.trpr dry,
u IS wheH mnea 'igiu sheds rs RAJ.
Muer purp aud ieauilful thau day,
Aud earth Is like the shy Y. S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-07

Eaigra oH zferg iatg Psrson
q Al neh fgs IS" 81 10th The scriptures say
All arass, when cot aud dried, Is turn a 10 hay.
Then n ~ thee when death his sryihr
snail 'nku,
Lord 6.cs. u, what haysiaek thou viii
MAKE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-07
DARBY

In lIstice to ourselves. we do not hest
tat [" say that We brlleye this man inno-
cent Of any participation in the murder of
Col Sharp. The we sa. not to conciIi
ale his e"endship Of dcprecaie his ven.
geaos,. We soorn the one and defy the
otl'"f But we sa, il, because IT Is
JUS. He owes our suspicious and those
of TIN sands, 10 his ow inconsistent state
ment. ald mad conduct.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
COMPARISON REQUESTED.

T BOSTON, Chemist, to l. l. L. Wells, the
- original manufacturer I'm the U. 81 S4bsyfne Ipa
Ter ColOrs for Drawing B manufactures and has
sany for sale Superine American Water Cnurs in boxes
BY the dozen or single cake with extensive assortment
Of Toy Paints.
The Carmine and Lake made by himself from the
nsterial is very superior to Newmans Ackermans and
Reeves OF London, and bears greater with the
Foreign article stamped American, sold by ID. r. Smith,
bearing the of G C. Osborne, who upwards OF
70 years employed by L. B. Wells in New York and Phi
ladelpha
The making of Carmine and Lake from Cochnesl is
little understood that all Europe contains perhaps not
than 10 makers ]. b. is the only person in the U Who
has brought these articles perfection competent udg
IS have pronounced his the finest they had Sci
en,ihc gentlemen and artists respectfully invited to
snneand compare BIS colors with those above mcnon-
ed.
CerGfcate.-We the undersigned, Artists, of the city
ct Baltimore, have examined box of Water Colors man
0tactued by Boston, Of Philadelphia, and have hest
taon n recommending hem to the public, equal any
We have The Lake ard Csrmine, superior to
any foreign or domestic. lIOLSTE,
r, TlLYARD,
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDICOrT,
JAMES PAWLEY,
Nov. 1895. 2-l0tp SAMUEL SMITH.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
N.ALI.ARL.Lt, EA.3NI.

vESHE subscriber will expose public 81, on The rren
II SEES on Friday tue ID dAl pf DC. n5er ueXt Il, IL
O'clock A NJ tie antxpr a term st aie Major Juas
CHOW ia the lease OF hat yerl aud highl, nptoy-
ed afm lart 4 he Ne veastl- non, situate one mile
and halt from the to~n nf * and about four and
haf miles from tile lirolS ~ Wlann .u, the turn.
pike road 'etdiGg from N.Mc4,lle Q f., ch own.
The uneyprei It The lease is severe en Years from
.he 25th Of March the farm coalaa, III &C es
The snll is Of super quay aud u ~ erlle aud
productive state. There y e woodland and he
residue ale land ,vlde, iirl,, ia ii whicl,
well set with clover. 4 cons gtsol- 20 OF the "a
IS enclosed and divided by hedges IF the Newcastle thor
10 very thriving condition. The j lie j, em,,
syoung apple orchard containing ten Is and y
peach orchard. lac Improvements co6s.s' OF ta' /,
brick and two story frame dSelnhg house. Wit T.
beneath, with kitchen Al lining also, frame o1.n
carriage house. corn crib and gaa under root Aitt
other Out buildings.
the markets at Wilmington and Ne@ca Ne. ~ &c. o
land, from its location, conlt9n proincye e. I'd IN
Provements, offers 70 purchasers advantage II N L
be met with. Possession will be given lie 15,h i
March next. The lease granted by The trv, Is # IN
Newcastle common to the late Ma JoIS CRuw, urde
which this farm is held, VIII be exhibited HE Gay {
sale and the conditions will then be made known
lease of ci of ten adJ lin"g he above propc
ty, which will expire the 25 e Mach, 1922 will al
be exposed to public sale At he me AID pace.
Also, at same place, on same das will be odd he
die ut the personal operty of the said oHS CROW, dec
consisting Of horses, mich cows aud Young tie hog
potatoes, flax ready for the breaker, crop of in
ground ;-also a variety pf farming utensils, such
wagons Carts cultvato' harrnss of dier, NJ descr
tons, pmgs, paent revolying rake wheat fal lttir
box, avery large grind stone and sngngs, &c
JOHN MOO y. .idm'r. Of
Jun Cyosg, decrease
Newcastle, Nov. Gath, 1926 7-6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
BALM OF COLI Nl}Ii.
A. & q. WILSON.


No los, Ma ket Street, Wllmlngo on,
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della
asre TOR the sale OF Odadge's Chemeal Balm Of Co.
habG which is exractedfrom found in the Ids Of
America The Balm improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues follows
One ne price 50 cents, prevents the hair from falling
off II 40 ours from its first appl cation or causes new
growth Of whskers in few weeks A bottle, price rs
GEMS will not only stop the hair from falling of, but like.
wise IN three weeks causes growth appear; and
ne at s gives in geneIal good head Of hair to young
person.
ltpeyen the hair from turning gray, and makes IT curl
eaultulA LOOK bright and 81 ssy, aud in a few appca.
ons frees 1t from scnr and entirely nervous head
icnrs
ny eneated experiments found to bear every sort Of
climate, "ltholt the least injury 10 its virtues.
Copies OF certificates will be shown by the vendors from
gentlemen Nho after being bald number Of years. have
received new grow Tia of hair.
The slgners characters supported by His Britannia
Msjes Us Consul, Philadelphia. Who thereto has prefxet
MS seal and he royal Of Great Brsn ALSO the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who personal
acquainted with the sgners, have certified to their hgt
respccsb ", and have likewise prefxed their seals.
| October 20. 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

TNON sale al reduced prices large M Der Of phad /
Il phla flushed S iONEs ! al aad sterns
Also--s qusntty of SPANISH sEGARS,
IALF SPA >iSll do
CAVENDSH TOBACCO in kegs
Fi.e TWIST d, u o tile lb do
The Segsrs and Tobacco Of the best quality am.
will be sold at the lowest p adelpla prices
Aso-a quantity Of CHI AIRS and sni, o'hcr articles
which will be sold at public private sale, on the most
reasonable terms
Quantity Of Domestic Cotton GoOd such "a apron
CHECK
3-4 PLAiDS and fRIPES warranted Indigo Blue.
7-o Olive PITTSBURGH CORD.
Old Stoves taken IN excl snge for ones the high.
est cash prices. BROWN & BAILEY .qucnonceys
20. l0lt Market street.
The subscribers hold night sales for the sale of Books
Mdssdre, Cutlery, and Fancy articles, &c. every Ta
ard Saturday zeniag, at o'clock, in the upper Front
Room of the Large store House door 10 The Iqdian
Qaeea Iarefn, Market street
BROWN & BAILEY
Wilmington, Nov. 81. So
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises, he FRS day of Janu
ary 1927 that well known aud valuable estate call.
90 Poplar Forest, lying The counties of Bedford and
Campbell. the properly OF Thomas jefferson, dec within
gil miles of Lynchbgrg aud three OF New London also
.oou ~ likely and valuable negroes, with stock, crops
&c. The terms OF sale will be accommodating and made
,po@n previous 0 the day
o. The IF eentb Of January Monticello in the county
u Albemsiie the whole Of the residue Of the personal
property Of Thomas Jefferson, dec consisting Of 1870 vaua
e negroes, sock, crnn, &c household aud kitchen furn
ne The attention Of the public is earnestly invited to
q, property The negroes believed to be the most
4 .'be for their number offered one time in the
4 ! Virginia. The household furniture, many yalua-
historical and portrait paintings, buss Of marble and
LAS er OF dis nglished individuals; Of marble OF
honas Jefferson, by Caracci, with the pedestal and
uncated innn on which il sand, poly graph or cory.
NJ instrument used by Thomas Jefferson for the last
tn,y-ye Years. with oaer articles cururs and
setn y men q business AID private families The terms
OF sale vii be ,mnnatng and made known previous
tie lay. The sales vii be continued from day to day
mt completed These sales being unavoidable, it is q
sihcleat qua antec % the public, a, they will take place
a the times ana places app nted.
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
Il Nov 5. Executor Of Ih. Jefferson, dec
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DIR. C. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC,

III
NOR the cure OF colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
consunptons and all diseases of The breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-street Will
''''s TESTIMONIALS.
LANCASTER COUNTY, SIS.
FOR the information of the public do hereby certify,
that the following persons, whose names arc herein
mentioned personally appeared before the subscriber
one of the Aldermen for city OF Lancaster and being
duly sworn or affirmed, severay deposed and declared
that they had made of Dr. Clakson Freeman cough
drops, Cor Indian Specifc) upon themselves with the
greatest success, for the curing OF coughs, colds ashmas
consumptons splitting of blood and diseases ct the breast
and LUNGSand that in every instance their effects were
complete and inslible will appear by the following test
mony Of those who have used them.
Broom, aged "a years. of the city of Lancaster
long time grievousy afflicted with severe cough, pain
and stitches his sides and breast night sweats, and cop-
discharge Of from his lungs and all the symp
toms of consumptiye. Applied 18th September 1925 a
complete by using his Indian specific. Affirmed and
subscribed, january, 1924
Alien 9aierson aged SO years. of Manor township, Lam
county, long time i'll with most violent cough
symptoms above and much emaciaed. Applied August
9th 1921 complete by using bottles of Specific.
Sworn and subscribed to, November 3Uth 1921.
John Leuer, aged IS years. ofanpeter township, Ian.
caster county symptoms as above and splitting OF blood
cure by using bottles, and year and six months
and no return since. Affirmed and subscribed TO- Decem-
Der 5th 1921
Thomas Steel aged 80 years. of Little Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms above,
plce by using the specific Sworn and subscribed
10 Nav 22d 1922.
Peter alright, aged 81; of the cityof Lancaster
Conrad MraH, aged 81 years, of Leacock township,
Lancaster county, John Barr of Newcastle county, stale
of Delaware aged o. Elizabeth MKew aged 80 years. OF
Lancaster county. benjamin Wilson, aged 53years Bucks
county, years ILL., Nathan jones' aged 81 years, Stas-
burgh towsp, Lancaster county Jacob sueberger aged
30 Lancaster county John Durgis, aged 80 years. OF
Strawsburgh Lancaster county Adam Wertell aged 4s
years, Of Concs,oga township, Lancaster county.
Each of the above named persons labored under mos,
violent coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breast
tor long time accompanied with night sweats hectic
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FOR SALE.

XHTLL be offered at public vendue the premises,
w Saturday the sirteenh day of December next, tina
long established and very convenient TAVERN aud pre-
misses in the OF Newcastle, Deau are, situated nearly
opposite the Courthouse-and which has been occupied
public house for number Of wears past By the late
Major Crow rhe above property has recently been con
siderably added TO and repaired.
Also st the time, suGR houses and lots near the
wser, the street The terms will be ma lc ac
comInodasing, and attendance given The premises 81
JOHN NJ. G.. EMORY
Nov. g. 1926. So JOHN BROWN
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.

vTV1E subscriber takes this opportunity TO inform the
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY, ESQ., together with the accounts connected
with the business of that establishment from the first OF
january 1885, have passed his hands; and that he will
continue the business in all its branches at the old stand
of Tana and Queen Streets near he Friends Meet
g House, where he will manufacture, and furnish at Phil
adelphs prices, Mould and Dip CANDLES Faes, lei
io.v, and Bro7vn SOAP, OF the best quality.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
N b. The highest price given for Tallow, Butchers
Fat and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1926. Som
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Delaware State Lottery.

FIFTH CLASS,
zar the benefit Of NesGrk College, iJefozn }cGdem, amt
Emmanuel (huch
60 No Lottery drawn Ballots 70 be drawn on lie
81 day Of January 1927, a Newcastle, Tel
Scteme.-l prize of $4,000; Of 900 nf 1911; %.
1000; 10 Of 81 SO + l00 - Of 81. l0i Of 10 1900
Of a l06o8 Of l2l-0Puzes 22,l9o Blacks. 1920
Tickets.
Ticket: Halt ;1-Qnarer 50 cts.
For sale by whcles rcta. al the
Mimic :tfS OFFICE,
No. IS, isrke ST. Wilmington
=. Orders from distance ckets or shares, enclo.
ng the cash prze ckcts tpns .ad viii be- aus cred
~ return Of mail, if addr ssrdpY lrES & rlN TYRE, OF
Robertson y Little.
Nov "a 1926. yimlncton. Del
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insur0nco Co,.,,

Ike ACctutOnfo 4tTG insurance COgurnn,
I NCORPORArEDbyt the Legislature Of The STAT, ,"SS
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The President and Directors are now receyine
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between Front and Second streets, against Loss n
every description Of buildings in general ft'
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Fn,n,r
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Joseph Baily, Vim. Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph G. GilpiD, Robert Porter.
Wh SEAL, President.
D. BrRNss, Secretary.
April TO- 1926. a.