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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07

continued to increase; in ac had become liberated,
when by chance, became acquainted with Mr.. John "A
fTfer VINO informed me tina, he believed he could cure
me ~ very short time with his Paaacea five bottles Of
which restored me to health and comfort G. MILLS.
Witness u. fl. STEWART.
f,h'mdelDhia, February Id, 1927.
Thisis to certify thai was afflicted with the Rheumatism
ior about two years and under the of eminent ply
slcaf part OF that time, but could get very little relief
About the middle OF December last Mr. Parker called on
me, and ADVISED my taking his Pnnacea he sure it
would cure me, and as proof of his sincerity offered ii
9rats AT this time was IN great pain and nearly bent
double. commenced taking his Panacea, and after the
use OF three bottles feel perfectly restored 10 health
MARGARET PINKER,
WIFE OF John Pinker, the corner of Schuylkill
Eighth street and Says Alley.
Witness,J STEWART.
Ph,tadelptia, February IA, 1926.
II With gratitude to Mr. Parker that here declare
,a' two bottles OF his Vegetable Reovang Pdnocea has
cured my wife of AIN howard weakness which she has been
laborng under for many years.
WILLIAM II. MURPHY, Reasington
PHILADELPHIA. .april lin 1897
hereby certify that my wife afflicted nth the most
excruciating Rheumatic pains in all her limbs for two
months being advised try Paykers unacea procured
Two boes, one however, entirely removed the pain and
She IS now well JAMES MURCU.
The following extract is taken from letter received
f days ago BY Mr. Parker, from gentleman who has
been using his Panacea. The proofs which constantly
being made knw Of The invaluable and certain benefits
be derived fom The use of this medicine ill have
tendency e confirm the public in their good opinion Of IL
and alsn % convince he scep zeal of the truth of
wonderful cures which have been effected BY it
s. e. Post, Sept 8.
sSpring Grove, Lancaster county.
Pa. August ~, 1927.
RESPECTED Sir,
tee grea' pleasure in informing you OF the mcacuabe
benrils aye received from taking bottles Of your
Paaaeea whcl, purchased when last III Philadelphia.
After using bottle the pain breast which has been
very severe at times tor several years past entirely SUBJ
ided and after the of the second my cough and the
splitting of blood, effectuay ceased and feel myself
IN perfect health, Yours, respectfully,
DAVID MKARAHER.
Mr.. john A. Parker
Sold by appointment byJ HARLAN. No. 1875,
JNarhet Street, .ssarly opposite the Town Hall,
Wilmington, Del.
June 60. 64-u 6m
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From the Savannah Georgian.
e4--u6m

BARsEy BLINN IN LovE.-Barney has arisen
from the shades of obscurity to emblazon the po-
Iitcal world and in the Legislative halls, to .breathe
words of iire.'-But, as said, the dispositions
and talents of men are accommodated to clrcum-
stances--so has Barney, under the mighty in1u-
ence of the blind God fal'n fall'n from his high
estate" Mark Anthony spurn'd an imperishable
crown of glory to win the smiles Of Cleopatra, bar
tered his honor for transient bliss, and died on
couch of ignominy. 1t is true the political sagacty
of Barney won him many strong friends; he was
patriot to the very finger nails, and the Steam
Boats" Swapping Turtles &c. looked upon him
as being destined to establish permanently the in
vlolabe rights Of their native State. The best on
the floor OF Congress could not hold candle to
Barney-but 20 my country , he was under the
dominion of two pretty gooscbcrry eyes, and the
fire of patriotism burnt out and left the cinders Of
love Alarming as this intelligence may be to the
Troup party; yet conceive it my bounden duty
to inform them of it as soon as practicable, that
they may drive HIM from his Calypso as the SAGE
Mentor did the youthful Teemachus, and inspire
him with new and more glorious spirit.
Barney's popularity was not confined to his fell
low men, but extended to the fair. His bone and
muscle were the admiration of all the country
girls. Not that he was an Adonis no, they adored
the Hercules blended with little Of the Mercury
and no small portion Of the Mars; three excellent
ingredients to please the eye of Venus.
aDorcas'' said he, one day, to his tavorte, as he
entered squire Dodd's with rifle in his hand and
his two hounds Tally and Snap close at his heels.
6 you see Eve com'd to see you 'corng to promise.
It's all over, and may be id. it ant mem-
Der of the Legislator, right out am out; FIN cleo
ted in this ERE quarter, anonymously. Rip roam,
cal, for the BRIDES broke !-aud if the 'miistra-
ton don't have to vince now. theirs no snakes
ri syringe the pate Of John Quincy, 'till IT looks
as frightful as qualls on porkutine." and III
make him swear Georg;ans is pluck to the spine
Give US shake Of your corn stealers; shy you
look out in sorts. Doreas."
81 reckon, Barney" said the tlm'l Dorcas' "tfat
leave of comm here, and in iuter hitch your ere
ter to the rack atore Patty POTTS door, she havn'
larnt an ediiication at boardih' school"
snow, Dorcas,' answered The half offended
lover you're going to come yonr old riggs on ne.
polytics has elynyased me, anil ia s.'eMhy y
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THE EVENING GUM.
nY MOORE

Rememb'rest thou that fading sun,
The las, l saw with thee,
When loud we heard the evening gun
Peal DER the twilight sea?
The sounds appear'd TO sweep
Far DER the verge Of day,
Till in realms beyond the deep
They seem'd to die away.
Oft when the tolls of day are done,
In pensive dreams Of thee,
l sit TO hear that evening gun
Peal DER the stormy sea.
And while DER pillows curl'd.
The distant sounds decay,
Iwcep, and wish from this rough world
Like them to die away.
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Please to take Notice.

SIIAT application will be made the General As
sembly of this State for additional supplement to
The entitled An Act athorse the owners and pns
SCISSORS Of the swamps and low grounds situate upon
branch leading into Assam Bay cut ditch drain
through the same. ADAM BRAVARD.
November l6 1927. p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07

Carefully prepared from the original recipe, and
ted equal to now in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
PRICE So PER BOTTLE.
800 PER DOZEN.

nFPost-M Masters other Gentlemen, who may interest
themselves in the sale of this Medicine shall have liberal
discount allowed them They may be assured that the
ingredients used in the manufacture of it entirely sim
pie and of corrective natuie and its specific qualities
have been tested by many Of our most respectable Phys
Clans
rTorders from any part of the Union will be attended
10 with puncuaty and every information given that may
be required. Address to JOHN PARKER,
10 The care of Atkinson and Alexander, Pynters Pha
delpha.
The certificate which follows, is remarkable instance
Of The cure Of respectable female. than 60 Of
ace and presented the public that it, with
nher Dis may testify the great benefits which have
res,,lted from the use Of Parker's Fanacea.
Fhiladelsh,a July 81, 1927.
The subscriber .reby certiies thai she has been eec
ay cured If severely liberated leg, BY using Parker
Ren9uatiny Panacea. the decided opiaon OF two
pminen phy that o preserve life the limb wocd be
lost This ulcer fom severe rheumatic complaint
Win which was afflicted for long time, without gaming
nv r,leftron the many remedies prescribed by several
respectable acitnuers. BY using the panacea am now
NJ rso, ne above .vu,plaint MARY BLANGEE,
Residing N w. corner Dilwyn and ST. lammany SITS
Northern Liberties
Several respectable persons have witnessed The above
cure and will cheertully attest the same.
CEaTIFICAF
vas afflicted several years ago, with mcrcurai DIS
case which destroyed my health and enfeebled my cons
~ tha dgrs that Gespared of again recover
30 rron lie eacs OF it i had been under the care OF
physician for than seven months, and my Haaoy sun
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
TO THE AFFLICTED !!
PARK ER'S
Vegetable Nenoyating Panacea.
FOR TIE CURE or

Carefully prepared from original recipe, AID warran-
ted equal oany now in use
FOR TIE CURE or
Liver Complaints. sScrofuia ,sar Kings Eru.
.nercuriat Disease, Tumours, P5SsFid Sore Ihroat,
letter, Ulcers, &C. &c.
Ii particularly beneficial in Rheumams, its effects be
ing such as completely to remove the complaint.
In all c,itaneous Diseases affections of the skim per-
haps there is no medicine that has been more emneny
successful In the early stages Of CONSUMPTION will be
found Of eminent service 1t affords etfectual relief in
SyphiAfic and Mercurtat Diseases.
Several cases Of Jaunce have been radically removed
by the of only few bottles.
Dyspepsia, indigestion, is akeu away by its powerful
virtues; aud where Children concerned is known to
be saluary operative and for that purpose kept by FAINT
lies be used in the complaints incident TO the change OF
she
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and is equal any
in use; is carefully prepared from the original Re-
cpe ly JOHN A PARKER
Directions for using this Medicine and certificates from
respectable persons who has radically cured of various
confirmed diseases, accompany each boltle
THIS Panacea has been highly recommended by many
respectable Phcans, and PrefrSsors the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA 1t has performed remarkable cures, after
all the et1o,t of experience and skill have failed time
" use Of will prevent Consumioas. it carries off the
complaints that terminate il this fatal wide spreading dis
ease. is we'll known fact, that more die with this dis
ease than ot any other to which the human family
posed Indeed has spread such alarming extent,
and certain in its operation, when it has got the
that cannot be too careful in nppDg the
bud the diseases that generate it.
In cases where Mercury has been used The effects Of
which remain in the SYSTEM it is invaluable medicine
1t restores the constitution to its wonted vigor and sound
many bear testimony TO IFS good effects in this
nm ticula
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LAST NOTICE.

INS NJ IN IL
1t. persons indebted to the estate II Jttn Ftmn DEC.
"A requested to make payment 10 JOHN BAILEY
who is authorized receive the Longer lndui-
gence canao be given. ALLAN THOMSON
Wilmington, Oct IS, 1927. 99if EfecaforS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07

For bte cure Of scrofula, or Kings Eeil, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Syfhilitic, .Hercnriut and Lirer
Complaints and mast Diseases arising In Debit
anted constitutions, or from an impure state Of
tie Btood, &c. &c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1827-04-13

fatigue, most Of them despoied of thc.r
arms, and many without hats, anxious
for the fate of the royal family. aud lar
raised with apprehension for themselves,
were dragged like captives in the midst
of IT, mob, While the drunken females
around them bore aloft in triumph their
arms, their belts, and their hats. These
wretches stained with the blood iii
which they had hathed themselves, were
now singing songs, of which the burthen
bore--'We bring you the baker, his
wife, and the lille apprentice - as if the
presence of The unhappy royal family,
with the lit!le power they now possessed
had been itself charm against scarcity.
Some fthese AmaZons rode upon the
cannon, which made formidable part
oflhe procession. Many of them were
mounted on the horses of the GGrdeS de
Corps, some in masculine fashion, others
en- croupe. All the muskets and pixies
which attended this immense cavalcade,
were garniShed as if in triumph, with
oak boughs, and the women carried long
poplar branches in their hands, which
gave the column, so grotesquely compos-
ed in every respect, the appearance of
moving grove. Scarce circumstance
was omitted which could render this en-
trance into the capital more insulting to
the Kings feelings, more degrading to
the royal dignity.
After SIX hours Of dishonor and ago
ny, the unfortunate Louis was brought
to the Hotel de Vile, where Bailli, then
mayor, complimented him upon the
'JeGu jour-, the Splendid day. which re-
stored the monarch OF France to his
capitol; assured him that order, peace,
and all the gentler virtues, were about to
revive in the country under his royal
eye, and that the King would henceforth
become powerful through the people,
the people happy through the king;-
and what was the truest of ALL that as
Henry w. had entered Paris by means
of re-conquering his people, Louis XVI.
had done so, because his people had re-
conquered their King. His wounds
salved with this lip-comfort, the unhap-
P5 and degraded Prince was at length
permitted 10 retire to the Palace Of the
Thuilleries, which long uninhabited, and
almost unfinished, yawned upon him
like the tomb where alone he at length,
found repose.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1827-04-13
Colonization Society.
Trust Sale.

TN pursuance of deed oftrust execu-
So ted 10 the subscriber by William
AdaiT, on the Sd day OF December 1924,
and of record in the County Court Of
fee Of Augusta, and in pursuance of an
agreement entered into between said h
dar and certain of his creditors, now in
my possession, will be sold on Saiur-
day the 21st day Of this month, before
the door Of the Eagle Tavern in Staun-
ton, one
Black Stud Horse, one GREY
Mare, one set of pump-borer's tools, one
large Copper Kettle, gears for 2 horses,
and sundry articles of Household and
Kitchen furniture, conveyed by said trust
deed. And on Wednesday following,
the 2Jth Of this month, at the mill of
Judge Stuart, in Augusta County, will
be sold all the remaining property con-
veyed by said trust deed, among which are
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farm
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen
furniture, &c. SC.
A credit Of six months viii be given ON
the purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security.
The subscriber acting as Trustee will
convey such title as is vested in him by
the deed and agreement aforesaid.
HENRY J.TAPP,
Apfl 9th, 1897. Trustee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1827-04-13

delivered a prologue, concluding with
the following celebrated lines which were
as opposite as Ingenious, and which are
familiar to most of our readers:
"rruc patriots we, for tc itunderstood,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29

by which we have seefed though still three ooiot,
out, as we have just discovered. The captaia',
chfonomeer very materially affected, il usual
~ crosses the Atlantic without varying three &c
conds; II hiss proved To be out as many de
sTess. Curious arc these effects, they are still
more interesting IN an experimental view. Such
facts, carefully noted down tue time afford use
ial data ia the cause OF science. Thus collected,
they are at your disposal. When it is considered
that not vessel ia fifty is prepared ~ th con-
duc,or, cases oil This kind ought to aJmonish ship
owners OF their utility. Captain Bennett is deter
mined to 20 well armed with them in future II
would be well to have one ready to be RAISE, at
at each mast in case OF emergency; and, for the
safely oil the chain, 1t ought 10 be half inch In
diameter.
% We have visited" says the editor of the L.
yeTpool Chronicle, &" tie ship since her arriv al
and the traces which remain OF the operation oil
the first shock, together with the concurrent test-
mony of Captain Bennett ard his mates, and the
state ofthe iron rod, and such portions OF the chain
conductor as have been preserved, which, for The
present, may be seen application al our office
have served TO convince us OF the general truth OF
the foregoing, letter, and of the singular good for
tune attending the timely application of this simple
but philosophical invention of the admin able Frank
| lin, which ship should be without. Many ad-
diiionai particulars were recopaed 10 US by Cap
tain Bennett, which, the pressure of ether matter
and the shorness OF the time remaining TO us, pre-
vent US, al present, from repeating. The follow
ing circumstances. however, communicated 10 us
by Roskell s. Son. tine thermometer makers, in
Church-sreet, are too interesting TO be passed cv err
Captains Bennetts's chronometer, after observing
for considerable length OF time, uniform rate
| OF I-lOhs OF a second gaining, aud, being nine
minutes forty-two seconds slow ofGreenwich time
when the vessel left New York, was found, vixen
compared in Liverpool, TO be twentysfour minutes
| thirty-hree seconds fast of Geeenwich; and three
| lever gold watches, belonging 10 three gentlemen
passeneeisby the ship, contracted the magnetic
power TO such degree actually 10 require til,
! principal part OF the steel work TO be renewed.
| Such is the effect" observes a correspondent
+! who has transmitted us the above account, " pro
duced on the steeiworll in the watches that The,
have the power of the magnet 30 far, . to act III
same as the loadsione."
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augusta SuIphiIT SDriurY

WIS G, 'bishmen opened ,ho iust under IA,
= suPerinisnianoe ot Nj. John g. " 'ght ao Conducted
ai, season. uGeh TO the sa,lseiion CT lie yi;ois This
Se'shUuI 'u'au'sr retreat situated about miles N w
from Staunion aud 90 miles s. w from us,,i,brr aod
"G ROAD ieatia cm each place to the Warm, hot Sweet
ana nHe sulphur SpsiHg,Fbe water quantity
9" ouh" eitcd H. drcse Gas with Cabouic q nd Il .
ana are s'heienty Parsaye Their eject upon silneys
tory orgsn powerful IL all o gravel where ii bs
en- tried, has proved ibelf peculiarly icsoios and in
tested its superior efficacy.
EHssisnt mail coaches from Rchtn6ui Frederic ksburr
ahn winchester, arrive at Stanton tunes week Tyuhog
any might trave from whence Hack. val, always he "a res
mes to convey passengers the SPtirgs the roads lead To
Moieh nave been very much Improved Tie last seaon
tue improvements nfel those sny of the
terog places the State aud sufficient fcr th somfota
NE accommodation Of lG lUardets txertops viii H.,
want, to esGre TO the patrons o. this eslahln,nt ever
possible Comfort. TIE .pRCPH!ET1c ~ >
June -
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ID ~ FORO Al-4OE-ilY,

ZOE Steond session OF tae pTesen; gl
- ' Institution 90 Monday, IGh daily aud terminate on
Ne 'o'h oeeeieef. The course oi clscsl
anopled as preparatory IT, the Of
w he Soa,nred The Eaguh mathematical Departm nj
OF 'he Sehoo = conducted by MIR I. t. Johnson formerly
aPupi. Of tue Military Academy, West Point n " whose
s aud "e1ton are ds'iduonsy and exclusively devoted
uclou IN he following hrs"ehe' reading writing, En-
S snu AZ, composition, geography with The
ssd Sl"S a en'my' housekeeping, arithmetic, rsar,th.,
~sepf@ geohey rSononst surveying,
nc ,eeiioa1 spherical tsonoetry, descriptive ssometry
well ~ military tactics.
srn" rpr board washGs, tuition and fne per session of
noni each Doarder fadEg hii bedtns sauaies ant
furniture iof his fvonl soc, payable 10 avaasp Tuition
alone $50 rti sesiien, paJ able IA ,vsuce
49, - WI UAWKESWO9Tn.
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THE SEVE.N- CHIEFS

Thou river Thames thou canal Of st. Janes!
Aud exc thou Sefpsutine water
On yeur peaceful banks lie low the ranks
oi The mighty ia mOurnful slaughter.
1h.tG TIER, seven Chiefs by dark fate uercame
And may name 10 ther prSwtt, is given,
some ralthem Seven Ssses," " Scren Sa'raI.p
Soine the s vtn Champions ofChrisieudon. -
Cad SOME " the ThebaDs' Seven.'
DUDE Ayrluy first no coulter tim
Bm OF battle the beacon Aame,
IA Cabinets exc warrior gtirn,
lie fell in the blaze Of his fame.
On The sword that flashed butte corsucrssilI
In the field of . CORY;
liut alas 10 prove b.. skill.
Ht would WELD The gay goose quill,
Aud he's left alone with his glory.
Fallen also az length, by fstrs decree
hs chieftain that seeu'd of immortal lin.
ketn aud stalWaIt Scott hr,
1hough horn on the esuss # the merry Tyn-
at fast his hands, amid has fall,
To his otscr Of weight ciineiBE stiIl
anu stiii was heard his slogan call
eAs 9 hch che ge 4ieh, NY merry men al ,
b.h ' baTbs, liow Sc bore, to tn. fatal storr,
The noble knight of Wssnnoreiand
Lord Henry, tno--he - Lord no more
Oi many fair aud distant strand,
ba,ds vamly would tell how Lord Robert fell
toI a my site cloud his fate concealed;
I-efd Htchofas good at need, his fate vas decre,d
brt G'olge from IN high came down with so,sJ
Aud bore him away from. The field.
kone a RE J o hone are
For the young Peeiiies, brave sni roodl
Hnh arms OF proof, and with oouIage high,
by his much loved Prince he had often stood
Stiitrue to the cause that lie fame I'D RIGHT
Way eTI'd he, alas, that fatal dsy :;
Iii' Monarch he LEFT IN the arduous fsIt;
= ~ M-iiarebs, beware Of fair young Knieht
"ho loves, add who iides swsj III Londo,. Paser.
q SGT q Equity commenced by hIiog what is termed Al,
"S' 'sh Biiin --Miilsr On the L,,w, p I52. "
B hind he EaglisA Bal aud how
he nereenaiits frm anil sIs-o
MUV'd on 10 fight ~. dark uyyDy.
tIoy If The Lat hiastret, Cant. g.
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'ENHE LAV SCHOOL at this place closed It. Session on
Ihe ON OF May, and the next will commence on
fhe 5 hord1y IN November The public has ber afeody
50 July informed Of the plan and principles thi, E.tah
l 'na II 1, thought unnecessary to say than the
on o. me system which the undersigned has pursued Dur
lug he l session there were forty Students, bcdes
me undergned cannot too urgently imp upon tuse who
determined resolution prosecute their studio,
contrary course ruouI TO the Studen greatly i.
Tiots to tis under5igntd. -
The printing IF the Lectures being completed IL Is ex-
Peeted that the course will terminate by the Ire. Monday m
April copy OF the Lectures will be pIaceJ in The hand, of
each Student Tor is use during the eourse.
IF Fee foT course Of Lectures $40 payable ~ aIvnase
49,. . II. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
Winchester, Va, Jure rs, 1927 ls-wst
- Boarding may te had a, from so 10 SIS.
AT the end OF the desire il NAV procure
wen bound COPY Of lle prnied L.cinrn. 500 lie
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WE subeF'hsr being sisen-d The Public W,eho,. NJ
= Salesman Tor all the lba'cn offered puhcy. eusl
- M. ,-V'ets TO the planters generally who w 10
'eid lhotr Tobacco Os.n without 10
neee.ssy attention shall! he pad such paving toll hav
s "esreuly siewtd s"sy, su f Jre,t,d. >e most
favorable opportunity with b. taken have CHARGE
Tor witch wal De 80 esn' hvghead, e oti-,
ho"'e Any atStes that he given with tecard linz
privately, sutti9n, viii all Zines be don, W
nvpsd ihsi ths nossiAe exptuee will be fiunj Of
IN 10 tat growers OF Tobacco, tn. seen M 70 Jus
nl Their going 10 any that reasonably be avul,d
'e"d'ns then crops fcr sale sbse vii PLEASE seud In al
cases, written orders for the procec
Richmond, idnp ~ o-,,5,, 80