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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.

yH7liE Subscribers Dacr0a MEnnciNE AMI PRACTIcAl
a CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men OF Wilmington and its vicinity that he has COM
meoced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware in Tie house abboStte nr Henry
Hobes = Eos Lu,a5er Kgr-ahere he prepares Tie fol
lowing Meciae,: The snlphate Of Quuinc. This medi.
cine contas The active prncpe 81 tie Peruvian BARK and
when properly prepared IS the best ecne yet dis.
covered Tor tie cure of Agues, ReGent aid Intermittent
Fevcrs lie also prepares Balsamc Restorative for dis.
Of the Breast aud Lungs Pulmonary Consumptions
Phthlslci and medicine which will eecua u cure the
most distressing easche no matter hos long conn.
uahce nlai oe. lie siso cures the fdothacae IN lev
minutes without making use Of any 81 the corrodng ACIDS,
Or red hot IRON, or plugging tAe teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine makes of II preserve
,he teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder that VII
Whlten the teei be they Gl4cR from taking me ii.
cine Or any other cause DR. ficpares an Eye Water
tina, will remove all lnhaInma ions from the ewes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some Of them
cfiPpes for years from It Names signatures do
require, As see It IS too much the custom with acke
From my practice OF medicine and my experience and
knowledge q Chemistry, am able to extract medicine
virtues contained Y ANIMALS, vegetables and minerals
can apply them tor the different diseases constitutions
Of people may wAnt them Persons afflicted h Cancers
# they make timely application, can be cured
lhefe Is medicine sold by the of Sl0dms Pane
en- which dld ~ hear Ct until Mr. swalms adv4t
tisement, some teY weeks past hen called On some
the most eminent ply sicans h Philadelphia and spoke 10
them respecting the Paacea, and nlo med them that
bad the authors works Nho invented the medicine and
discovered is effects in the cerain diseases AIN
the gentlemea spoke the snhiec, said they wcr,
certain that Nr Swam was not the inventor Of the nedi
Lnc ie lHah tla invented INC Panacea was orc OF the
Creates chemists that Europe produced and is dead near
two hundred years. and his writings difficult 10 be had
That Mr. SWAIN has got part Of his works or some
person gave him receipt from the work have no doubt
Of have now prepared d chemical aud real preparation
ot the PANNCEA, which wIll sell Al one dear Der bot
tc By the dozen, and one dollar and ty cents single
i Dr r + epares Wash for tile Ladies which removes
az spots Erplions and Tetter from the face and hands
ahd clears and heantites the skin He also prepares
saye that will take OUT Cons by Inc roots from the toes
and not give the Least sensation Of pain.
LadeS or Gentlemen WAC afflicted with auv disease
that IS durable, if they are pleased /, call on me- sa ~
attended 70 with The s,rictest pnnctraty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. u. Il T. o
Wilmington, Del, july 81 1896 7o-6n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
DISTfONORABLE ACT

Il changed the name Of his paper from Ieuy a, @ .s
ster 10 Delaware AdveltsesLeieb, adoptinr w..
Of the title Of the 'Anierican Watchnan III f' m
yertiser Newspaper published also in This Boronu ~
the subscribers; and winch was i'll existence nany ~
before the said printer commenced business We bs as
that a who will steal one species Of property, viii ~
scruple to take ano'her and as large portion If our es
Post Office have thet sure rscrpton than Dcsv.s
ADVERTISER" the design Of the above mentioned Glaze
may be readily seen. We have endeavored in lie me-,
respectful aud friendly manner 10 induce the rn,er .l
ded to, to revert to the ioimer other TIL, "a, I
paper; but etiolts have been unayailiIg-and No
therefore tctuily request, avert wla.,
injury the said printer may have intended towa,e !.
by adopting our title iiat correspondents, and tIo
printers who eXchage with VS. will direct their
the .'.7sneriean Uacdmann orto A. 4 H. Wilson
Wilmington. Del, March ~, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
SHERIFF'S SALES.
B1 PETER b. DEt.4,N'F. !SRERiFF.

virtue u writ OF yend expoHas, = directed,
AT VIII be exposed 70 pubic sac, he house Of John
Robinson Mermaid, in Mil Creek hdadre1, in Wednesday
the 8 Of September next, o'clock p. NJ the fjlow-
ing described anl and mens nate, yins and be-
ing the hundred nf Mill Greek, and COMFY Neacas e,
to sit 10 H. Adoining lands Of Nathaniel Kin,ey Wi.
liam Robinson and others; with log house and frame
stable thereon elected, and containing eht acres
more or less. No 2,-Atijoining J9hn Chambers and
others unmprosed containing eighty acres be the
more or less Seized and aiken il execution as the pro-
perty Of IEUam HlHnal.
NeHca lie, Aug 10 1895. 79-5t
HsY virtue Of writ of ais venl cxponas to me directed
~ viii be exposed 70 public SALE At the house of Joel
Bny in BRANDY wine hundred, saturday the Oh Of Sep
einbtr next At o'clock, F. NJ, the following described
onetta part Of plantation tract Of land sua e. lying
and being the u,dred Of Brandywne, d county OF
N"css g, @ Wit Adjonins lands Of Samuel File, ward
Tfhsii fs4tr sudlan and he Concord Road and Others
%,th TWO stoy stone 'lonse stone Kitchen, stone barn
sai9ke oise, ~ ing ouse staNary, erected
co snias one ouadre and Ten acres less Saia
ed al TAX en- in eSrcnon tie prnoery o THgsus IL
re Newcastle, Aig IL 1926. 79-6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
LOST.

BOZ ! two years since, in Philadelphia, a valuable
hoNGi Az lie tim. Of is oss, @as advertised
u tht aPers OF tha city a. there has since been srong
reason 70 ~ pose that Vas taken ~ The Borough of VII.
mns'o adescraou tie Broac il Agar giyen Il, hopes
ma may vet be restored = die Owners, ~ whom il Is
g'iy esteemed, being the gif Of a deceased parent.
! he bf"ach which va, taken many wears since in d
,panshptize Of remarkable appearances Ard tie work
nanshp y rough Il g cluster of briat led stones
&hicl jewellers call eabnnclesse in the torn II bunch
o Stapes, ~ very fine gid. Two vino leaves II yoG
sirnoln tie tp, formerly enaneled green which an IA.
spe cllna = ylsbe. The Ednors Of tUs paper viii rive
We Dollars to any person who VIII bring he Broach "a
hens aI they wi thankfully NV information re-
spec'ing he same
August 81. 1896. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC Pills,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biedcfprd, Maine.
Price 50 cents ner hnx

Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Biidcfurd, Maine.
Price 50 cents per box.
These pills will be found the mos safe, efectual and
Pieastn, Plyic offered Being composed entirely Of
segciAhle materials, they do predsosc 10 take cold
and may ae taken any tme and BY females III all crcum
.ances. iney give an appetite assist DIGESTION and car,
Oh ~ cintes from the stomach If taking cold cw
q lnese pills arc taken gong bed they will operate
Nndy 'e next day, and carry ol any bad effects Of such
coiu EZRA DEAN
W. certify TINT DR., Deans pills have been freely used
py ourselves Or families for several years and that We con
sidef them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rhcumatism N which complaint, in what we have expe
nenced seen and heard, consider them more eftctls
nan aiy thnS else We have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery
non Geo'se Thatcher, Judge of the Supreme Court Of
MASSACHUSETTS,; Hon h,emiah M4 Bdl,eford Rev A;t
ma neoSte 20 Rev John Turner do Capt Sarl Epaer,
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Boy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
HENRY FiEiL,I,

Eba0P0SES 70 open a sCIOOI. fJr teaching Surveying
1 AID N4ys4 in WITH tie adjastmen aud uses Of the
las'fitne Used n these branches, Seven Dolata per
Qaar eri ALGEBRA and common Arithmetic ESQ Dollars
srients fe2m dstAce wlll BE accommodated with
bottdng 4 50 per Seek,
t'r fth-r par cu'as apply to JoHy REEsolps corner
Of fnr1 aud Market streets.
Wilmington, August %. 79-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelalUare Fire Insurance Comnooo

MCoRPORAIEDb By te Legislature he state u I,eIa
n ware with capital Of one hundred thousand eollais
The President and Direct Receiving am liza.
tons for Insurance. az their Office, NJ 81, Shpley Street
between Front and Second streets, against a,s h, IN
on every description Of buildings in geneial Merchsrdss
Ships il Port and their CaIgoes Household Furniture
and oher personal property ;uso, against loss or tnag
by inland transportation Of goods, Mares, merchandise and
country produce
Terms of insurance will be ia orable as any Of tl
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New Yoik par
ties assured, may epose the fullest conhd nee n iL
soldiy OF its capital and that all losses i'll be prom uty
adjusted by the company.
ConNELus ID. BLAsEr is Agent survey property 10 H.
lns,i ed, Tor the town and vicinity It New Ca.tle
Lkwis II EVANS IS Agent to survey property to be In
sured for The town and vicinity Of Elktoh.
JonS CLOAK is Agent TO survey property 10 be Insurea
for the town and vicinity of Smy rna
JosEFh JoNrs Is Agent to survey property be Insue
for the town OF Westminster and vicinity.
hrect0ls,
john Patterson, David Bash,
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
David G. Wilson, Joseph Gubb,
Joseph G. Gipu, Rober, Porter
WM. SEAL, President
d. BYRSBs, Secrefary.
Alril ~, 1870 43-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
pIRLIC SALE

TIT WILL be sol 4 olic sac, Mo.iav tie twenty
sA4 nt dtg go S.atempe o'clock u the af Il
noal \ Ga n Genertl Dam Vote, II Wilnngt3n a.
iwo stor' Brick 9seiiiag II anl pece Of goand
VIII appu tenanceS, &c, si'n4t4 the n. " side 81
Fienc', snee between Ihfd and II Ell streets, in Tie
B@oagl of Wlnns Mate tle property Of JAcoB DISGr
deceased Terms Of sale will pc made t;npwn Il the ABOVE
time An iadspntaDle title will be gwen
ISAIAH MLENEGtN !
August 49, 1926, 79-fOt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
w. C. CONNIE,

HAS the pleasure present his friends and patrons
i the following rich Scheme, hoping at the same time
continuation Of good luck will heretofore attend
all those who give his offices the preference in pursuit OF
wealth.
Grand State Lottery Of .Maryland, sth Class.
The drawing Of which will take place in the city Of Bal
timore, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be
peted in ONE DAY
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
B. Ill. YtaNALL,
No. 9t,- Market Street,

Beteoeen I'd and Sd Streets, Philadelphia,
As cansant for SAL ,eneca assort men OF Nagor
l. = S4ndYsou's best IL ein4 CAST srEEi. 81 the mos
uS ial szes-ln rolni ht and square Bars; aso, Shear
Steel, English Blis;ered and German 5 rax Anvls
Wees, Files and Rasps-t gether with ot the atc
IN the HAaDwAnE and CurtERr line, all Of which will be
sold at the 10 vest market prices
Philadelphia, mo. II, 1926 77-3np
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
LOS

s. ONE time ago from tie Boat, or in some of ibe
- streets coming fom it, 35tt vo d Johnson's po-
cts beng lhe IS sol of P0pe's liomes Had II is
ne.ecitn gilt TIE front, rather worn Whoever ia.
found he same and win send Mr WllsoS's bookstore
slati 81 handsomely rewa .ded
Wilmington Aug. q, 1896 79-4tn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
WANTED INlMEDIATEIY

q an aoprenlcc 70 the Bonkbintng business, 10,
n aaopl Is or rs years asp who can come zpeV rsfp
mee@. One u Tie above de,cr pun, By i,ameagee al
phoaton, viii be taken on the most liberal tons
LEWIS WILSON,
Dot No lJS Market street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
PENIS GROVE
COTTON FACTORY,
FOR Sale.

TVII be sold, on the premises Tuesday, September
W II, at two O'Clock, T. NJ BY der Of tie Assignee
tue ahose-named Factory; sl,uaieG Chester Creek
Delaware county, Penn. about miles from Chester and
10 from Phlladephia containing 1862 spndes, now in
operation apdin good order; with above years unexpi
red time o. lease, only s575 yea) which includes 16
icses of land, dwelnghouses, and mills, one contain
ns the above machinery, having q feet fall Of water and
the = er, which has been occupied woolen factory,
has II feet fall is we worthy the attention Of any per
son Who wishes TO Garry the business, has supply
OF water sufficient 10 dive from 1000 5000 spindles ii
he very es weather The Of the mill seats are
also wiling . SELL if desired BY the purchaser Of he lease
-fei turher information, apply Mr. j. Hastings on
The premises, or to the Auclioueers.
DAVID CORREY, Assignee.
BOWEN, FORD s. 60 .9uc!aoneers,
No %, North Front Street. Philadelphia
August II, 1926. s1-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
100000 DOLLARS.
COTTON NEANUFACTUhY

Eof SALE containing about 6t0 Spirdles, win full
n snnpy y eatdng engines and other machinery ful
the H. Pafaton + Cotton Iaqtlre j. ZliiA FERRls
Watch Niakei corner oi NIarke and High sis
Wilmington, Isl mo 20, 1895 15-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000

Scheme II prize Of $50, 0,000 Of 10000 of 10000;
OF 10000 of 5000 l of 4000 10 of 1000, ~ Of
500; 50 OF 1905 100 Of 50 l25 of 20; ASCOT l2 1850
Of 9.
lS,051 Prizes, amounting to s308,0Oo 35 900 tickets
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
of the LOTTERY subject to Is per cent deduction but
be had the moment they drawn at Conne's Offices
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers viii be put in.
10 whee usual and in The other Wheel viii be put
the prizes above the denomination Of Four Dollars and the
drawing to proceed in the usual manner. Tie 1861 pr
OF 50 each will be awarded to the dd numbers
in The Lottery, the may be) dependent the
drawing of the capital prize Of S50000 that is to says
4 $4,000 dollar prize should come odd number,
hen every odd number in he scheme will be entitled 10
four dollar prIze if the 50 900 dollar prize should
out number, then all the numbers in the
scheme will be entitled TO a 4 dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with l. 8, S. z, or
The numbers those ending with q A, g. g. or O.
This mode OF drawing not only enables the Commission
ers to complete the whole Lottery in drawing but
mas the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
regularly every alternate number in the scheme, that
the holder of tickets shares OF tickets Tone odd
aud number will be cetain Of obtaining least
prize and in the ratio for any greater quantity.
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is
restricted from drawi inferior ao-many tickets
therefore, will necessarily o5 ain fWD PRIZES EACH.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
NATIl'L +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
LOST.

~ EIWEEN Cen'reye aid s'trde's Ton Gate, on the
hcane Road Gray Cgaf, pat worn, win covered
button n2es Ihe Under viii please etur he same d
MARSHALL HICKMAN
5a5H<l - 1910. 70
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S24JS 81
ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG,
LEVI sPRiNGER,
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;
Ia"Fus' -, A2eo. ll 4t Itoad CgNaiasisnera.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
CDNENE'S
Ever True Homes ai' I'ortnnc.

u s., Nfke gtes, a7y doors a6ous e eenifc maTket
mi .gency, No 2l7 Hret street. ntlom 10 lie cyene, u
L,5efg strce, Btttmge, NJ Sguh TAsyri strect p1uQe
aha
Where Prizes e ZOO liars, 5000 dollars 25 90
d9a 10000 dllafs 10 800 dollars 10 900 nia,s 800
t-c Sc c have been b.lned, n al amounting nearly
100000 DOLLARS.
3 The /" Lottery ntestnccr" issued Il Conine's Of
ices will be forwarded giiis, al those who make ,hei,
investments A Coanea Offices ard viii contain the dlaa.
ng VI tlc above Lottery at laiEe.
Jlls 24 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
STATEMENT

ar the Road Accounts Of Girls iana Hundred, for tie
~ year les.
Amount of Tx Laid for the slappr' II Roals and
Bridges, on dolerage 8o1,739 At 50 cents to lie
100 dollars, s9408 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

FsSllE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and The
II public generally that he has taken out license T.
transact the business of 7ucoaeey and pledges himself
Shat he viii give such sasac ion 10 his employers as VIII
ensure a continuance Of their confidence
MICHAEL DOWNEr.
Wilmington, SEPT. /. 82-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.

Whole lickel, sl0.00 Q after, $3.50
Halt, 500 Eighth, l25
Those whn prefer paying ohs the difference between
the price Of any certain number Of Tickets Or Shares
equally odd and even Numbers aid wha, they Of
necesy must draw, adsanc ng the entire value Of ht
Tickets, lay certificates accordingly Iii which cas-,
there viii be pay ~ ah l. Tickets, odd and even,
Sl3 $50 tick So 05-lO sol 75 and Tor srea,,r
nunine, $ ard ,Aases pro, o,toh4eiy.
For he greatest variety OF Lucky numbers, Odd and Eve
adventures ~ the Country respectfully invited ad
1lr1ss mr. s.nl acir c..nLLl -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05
NEXT LOTTERY

NEXT LOTTERY
81 tiie l3l Of September inst viii be drawn the Des
remember VA the highest rrze The last Delaware SIT
Lottery was sold az my gtace in Wilmington. ',@'e
l'ckets s4--liat 2-Quarters l-Eghtls 50 cts
Next comss the Washington Canal Lgtterv, 2i elass
which "l De drawn ~ 27h # ptenber and 4 Il II
contain. pr1e # $4,000; Of 1000: Of l,J1I "a !,
lO0oi ~ f 50oi 50 ot 100 50 Of 40; l04 OF 20 1906
oil s and 1e908 Of s3 each -oe0
Ticket 3 o0-flalt 59-Qlarter 75-Eighh 81 els.
Tickets and share il either Of tie above ,eres for
sale Wholesale retail, the most liberal terms and
cosh advanced tor prizes as soon drawn, by
j. j. ROBINSON.
Sent /. ~. los Market s.rect Wti,;.+ I,
- ) 49,. ,n,l., .,,,f, Z, --- .------------
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THIRD DIVIDEND.

Dividend of 80 per will be paid after Inc
IA 25h inst, at the Counting House of William sne
to such Of the creditors Of William Warner and of "bn
Warner, (deceased,) entitled TO it under the age
meat Of the said William Warner dated the l9ih OF April
1924. EDWARD TArNALI,
JAMES PRICE,
.qslgneqs ofNt Uerasr
August 2s 1896 3a-E
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

8 I7bU PrI2es
Ticket S4-IIalf 2-Guarter ;--and at the same ta'e
NAV be had packages, OF 70 tickets, ot drawing ~
icate or others e, viz. Package Of whole Tickets, $40
Halt, s2o-Quarter, Sl0-Eightl, So
BY ccrtifca,e-Wholes, s264o-Iaiyes, 5.20-Qua
ers, So 60-Elghlhs, SIS So
Orders from distance, enclosing the cash prize
tickets, post paid, will be pnctally attended il az
dressed TO YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers, OF 70
ROBERTSON & LITTLE, Agents,
Wilmington, Del
II should NOT be forgotten that the two highest pdze
VIZ SlU000 and $4,000 in thc last class OF this lottery
were both sold by Ro5srso s. L, besides large pro
portion Of the smaller prizes all to persons residing IN ts
Borough and It's v'cnity.
Ang. 80. 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-05

iTOR the OF colds, coughs as,hmas, approaching
consumpons, and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
or sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ll0, Market-sreet, vii
nngton, Delaware.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-02-22

not the course of one power be mate
rally influenced by the course of the
rest? Il we cannot obviate objects,
and improve opportunities, there is an
obvious advantage in our being there.
Again: there will be the advantage
Of making ourselves parties to contracts,
which, if we are not represented there,
the United States may be- excluded. Is
it nothing, then, TO have men of under
standing and ability on the spot, where
principles are 10 be discussed? Is this
all? No, there are certain great prin-
ciples of International law, which the
United States has been laboriDg TO es-
tablsh, tending 10 alleviate, if not de-
stroy the horrors of war. Ought we
not TO be there TO advance these princi-
Piles? What is the law of nations? 1t
consists of principles inculcated in the
practice of nations. Sometimes the
practice of nations is indeed against
those principles. If we establish these
principles, and all the new republics
concur in them, this will go great
way towards the introduction of them
into the practice of the rest of the
world. What are the principles of the
greatest importance ? 1st, free ships
make free goods. This we have long
contended fol-, and its infraction had
brought the greatest political evils on
our country. If, by mutual contract,
we establish this principle between the
nations nf the American continent, we
make great step towards the establish
ment of it 10 future times, as the law of
nations.
There is also the restrictive princi-
pie of contraband. Is it not important
for Us, whose policy is peace, that this
principle should be established by the
general consent of the States? Some
Of those States may, hereafter, be en-
gagged in war, it will become Of great
importance to us to have this principle
established.
Another point of equal magnitude is,
that of restricting warfare on the ocean
TO the public. ships of nations, and TO
abolish that system of privateering,
which has been recommended by the
most enlightened statesmen, and is re-
voting TO every feeling of humanity.
To be continued
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-02-22
from the New-York statesman.l

LETTERS ER0M EURoPE-No. XXXv.
Kendall, 9th September, 1926.
On the afternoon of The 80 inst we
took Post-chaise for Harrowgate, a
wateriug-place distance twenty-three
miles from York, on the way towards
Kendall
At The distance Of FIVE or six miles
from York, we passed Marston Moor,
which, ia the year 1914, was The scene
of great battle between the Parliament
forces, under The command Of Sir
Thomas Fairfax, the Earl of Leven,
and the Earl of Manchester; and the
Royahsts, headed by Prince Rupert.
The two armies were nearly equal in
point of numbers, consisting OF about
$4,000 each and the conflicts, which
took place on the second of July, was
long and bloody. 1t terminated, as is
we'll known, in the defeat Of the roy
al party, The triumph of CROMWELL in
fuence. and the surrender. of the King,
who was sold to the Revolutionary par
Lament by the Scots for 2OO,00Ot.; a sum
which exceeds the vau3 of most NON
archs.-ln the course of our tour, |
forget where, we saw pretty painting
of Prince Rupert, bearing the royal
standard upon this field, mounted on his
charger. without his hat and with his
bosom bare. 1t struck me as bold,
forcible and expressive picture. The
battle exhibited many feats Of gallantry
on both sides. All the royallsts fought
without their bands and scarls, 10y way of
distinction aud their antagonists wore
in their hats white ndkercbieis and
slips of paper, as cookades. Sir Walter
Scott thus describes the Contest:
Son Marston Heath,
Met front to froEt the ranks OF death;
Flourish'd the trumpets fierce, and now
Fired was each eye, and fush'd each brow:
On either side loud clamors ring,
God and the cause God and the King,
Right English al, -they rush'd to blows,
With naught to win, and all to lose -
No traces of the battle can DOW be
discovered. The most has been re-
claimed, and divided into small f. Ids
Of ullage, in high state Of cultivation.
AT O'Clock in the evening, we ar
rived at Low Harrowgate, and to our
great disappointment found the hotel
so thronged with company, as to afford
no accommodation, and to compel us 10
ride mile or two further in the dark,
on road Of which the coachman was
as ignorant az ourselves. On reaching
the Higay hotel, in the upper town, it
was ascertained before leaving the
chaise, that others were apparently hap
py, if we were not. The windows Of
the hall were open, and several cctlIlion
parties were seen threading the mazes
of he dance, to the sound OF merry
music. 1t was with some oIffi vi y that
we here obtaiued lodgings for the night,
the house being filled from top TO bot
tom. An invitation was al once extend
ed TO US, 10 join the dance bu' sshe
trouble of dressing at late hour. and
the Improperly Of entering bali room
in dusty coat, induced vs. 10 forego