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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-03
AppOmattor Rirer Land fo, sale.

VIE w,ii sell susli Fan ing nthe lower end
OF frince Edward niie from FaIn,,le. ouattsr from
jamestown containing 2o acrcsj portion his land Is good
Wer ho,t'm WITH .uaieency OF timber keep % the
Farm The soil Is well adapted cultivation OF corn
whea and iohaoco this lsnd is we'll with ell
saty Improvements, which viii this Land ~ J.
Nmtiy at Tar market price and previously Disposed
o. the above nans land viii, tie 3-t Of Ausu next; be-
sold al public auction IN Jamest1vn. Terms OF sale viii be
accommodating and made known the dsy Of ssie.
July D le-wtd- EGmDND UOOTSER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
CHARITY.

a friend should lear It friends infrmities."
There is no virtue, III which men are more def
Gent than in the exercise Of that spirit OF charity,
Z which beareth all things, and hopeth all things:"
Though we never should countenance error, yet
ought we to view and reprove with tenderness the
faults Of others. The pride Of our hearts. which is
ever leading US astray, npels us to detect and ex
nose the errors of neig hbors, and thus triumph
in our fancied superiority We'place our charac
ter as a model and every difference and deficiency
receives our condemnation. unmlndtul OF the
endless diversity of character, the peculiar con-
stituton Of different minds anJ-the variety OF mo-
lives which govern human actions, we mark out
one path of thou .ht and action for the whole, an
attempt absurd and impracticab!e, to prescribe
one orbit for all the planets which glitter in the
armament.
Charity does not require US to excuse the vices,
or overlook the errors of friend. Ore Of the best
proois Of friendships that atfectionate censorship
Which watches over the actions of another, marks
his errors. and sedulously labors for their correc
ton But it nstructs us to bear with attectionate
sympathy those eccentrlcitles OF character, those
fluctuations of temper. and those little excuses.
either Of gaety or depression, to which all arc SUD-
llect,
We should advise a friend with caution and hui
manty, and repro,e him with that meekness which
wouid result from conviction that We ourselves are
falliblc, and that we frequently require to-day
the admonitons which We SO freely impaired yes
terIay Another important duty is to guard and
defend. The world are pryng and captious, and
the shafts Of calumny fly too thickly to miss even
the most spotless character. We need not point
out the numerous occasions which present them
selves TO silence the calumnous hint. and recti.y
the equiyocal remark. AS the depository OF his
sentiments, and the confident Of his secrets, wc
ought ever to guard the character Of friend: and
without eycusing or palatng his errors. we may
often throw the mantle Of our protection over his
fpblcs. Z,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

The subject Of manufactures and the encourage
ment OF this branch OF national industry by Con-
gress has become of great interest to the Anne
rican people, and the main question -. whether we
have population sufficient to manufacture all the
goods required for our own consumption, without
injuring either vocatlons, which might be more
profitable, and of greater consequence to the ma
ton | will make few statements, the correct
ness Of which will not be denied by those who I'M
lersand the subject. to show that we actually have
this surplus of labor and the benefits that would
be derived from manufactures.
LIST. There are women aud children enough in
our sea ports and country towns, who can hardly
now obtain work to maintain themselves at com
mon labor, to manufacture at least, all the cotton
and silk goods used in the United States.
ed. There arc men, minors and emigrants enough.
that are not earning D cents per day, to make all
the WOODEN gonds, hardware and other necessary
manufactures that this country needs, and millions
for expectation.
Sd There are men enough to raise double the
produce necessary for the subsistence for our pop
uaion and by the creation of home ma, ket, a
stimulus would be given to the farmers for the i'm
proyement OF their lands, which would produce TIC
BILE what they now do
4tt. There would be less paupers by more than
one half, as those women and children who cannot
by hand labor, now support themselves. would be
profitably employed in manufactures.
5th There would be clear saving to the coun-
try to the amount Of goods that should otherwise
import
9th. There are too many farmers, as the good,
imported cannot be paid for in their produce.
consequently the markets are slutted and i Is
sold at prices that do not rcmuncratc them Tor the!
tolls.
eth. There are not enough manufacturers to
make all the goods wanted; but there woul, DC il
government would protect them against foreign II
valship.
1t would be more profitable to export our cotton
eoods at the rate Of 80 cents per pound, than TIE
raw material at 10 cents per pound.
/ 1t would be more profitable to grow oar wool
and manufacture our own woulens, as il could save
to the nation at least ten millions OF dollars apnu
ally.
it would be wiser calculation for the Gni'fd
States " sell twenty millions dollars q hey Own
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
From the y. s. Literary Ga=e1e
SABBATH EVENING TWILIGHT.

Delightful hour IF 81 eet repnse
Ofhallowed thoughts, Of love, Of prayer!
love thy deep and tranquil close,
For all the Sabbath day is there
Each pure desire, each high request
That burned before the temple shrine
The hopes, the fears, that moved the breast,
All live again in light like thine.
love thee for the fervd glow
Thou shed'si around the closing day.,
Those golden fires, those wrcaths Of snow
That light and pave his glorious way
Through them, I've sometimes thought, the eye
May pierce the unmeas,Ired deeps of space,
And track the course where spirits ny,
On yiewless Wings TO realms OF bliss.
| love thee for the unbroken calm,
That sumbers on this fading scene,
And throws It's kind and soothing charm
Ger all "ihe little world within"
It frances every rowing thought,
Yet sets the soaring fancy Free
Shuts Fl ON the soul the present out,
That all is mising memory.
] love those Joyous memories,
That rush, with thee. upon the SOUL
Those deep unu'tered symphonies,
That DER The spell bound spirit roll
All the bright scenes of love and youth
Revive, as If they had not fed,
And Fancy clothes with seeming truth
The forms she rescnes from the dead.
Yet holier is thy peaceful close,
For vows love LEFT recorded there -
This is the noiseless hour We chose
To consecrate 10 mutual PRAYER!
Twas when misfortnne's fearful cloud
Was gathering DER the brew Of heaven,
Ere vet lespai''s eternal shroud
Wrspt every vision hope had given:
When these deep pu,ping shades came down,
In spfened tin,s, upon the hills,
We swore. that, whether fate should crown
Our future course with JOYS or Ills
Wheihel safe moored in lnyc's retreat,
Or severed vide by mount and sea,
This hour, in spirit, we would meet,
And urge to hcascn our mutual plea.
Oh tell me If this hallowed hour
Still finds thee constant at orr shrine,
Still witnesses thy ferveut prayer
Ascending warm and true with mine!
Faithful through every change of wo,
NV heart still flies 10 meet thee there
'Tu ond sootFc this weary heart 10 know
That thine responded every prayer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The tern, arc to those who pay, daring the month Of
January o. July, six months il advanceFonr Dollars
,e,r From wl DO not pay above, Fire Dollars
yl be ,lentne,l. Ii subscriber wishes TO decline, he
s notitv the nrs of his intention before the first OF
Tine or December and pay all arrearagcs. Without Il
compliance with these conditions, paper Willie discon-
,nuel except al the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
Than three months tonr times for dollar and TWEEN
" cent, every subsequent insertions longer pro.
portion. Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how oag their advertisements TO be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editors, in
sure at cntion must be post paid.
Aioertlsing 6ytheyear.
To Subscribers. To Subscribers
year sl5, W year sl6, W
6 months ., W months g. %
8 do. 4, so do 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
cAuTIuN TO prRcHAsErs.

This ned,cneh had been used Cor tian seven years
before effort made I'M ate It bu me great de-
n far 4 AMI Us wonderful scccss, have induced great
aber 81 persons initiate IN various wavs-up"afi
81 hty different mixtures have been got up IN limitation Of
n sec eoancng progf IF its bring medicine q great
val3 Some are selling Sarsapalilla and other syups III"
% ing them on the ignoian t5r the anacea; others are
nSing tie genuine medicine It'll molasses, &c making
Chr bottles out If thus retaining some OF IT'S writes
tiers ang stine Paaaced IN their bottles TO per-
I'm c,ss to 95ta redctcs glue their osgn rtonaho'
~ These limitations mi adul eatons have, in many in
iances prutracted the sierngs Of patients IN diseases
gherehe genuine Pauacea would have proved instantly
siicacious. therefore deem It dnt, owe the pubic
assure them that the composition OF my Panacea IS not
Known nor was communicated to other person mi any
whatever and consequently, that all other mixtures
represented 10 be nine, fraudulent npos'nns
WI. SWAIN,
M 22f Chesnu' street, between seventh and
Figlrh streets, near Masonic Hall, PhlladeFhia
Communications, post paid, and orders from any part
nftA4 world, will receive immediate attention
IT, Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOilNS0N'S
DNGG AND MEDICINAL Stone. No. 70. .udrhPi
SHEET i: and also, by J. BRINGliuRsT
Dat IS 1897. Wy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

rstils Medicine las acquired very xended and esab
lshel celebrity both N hospital and private practice
ucl s efficacy aione has supported upwards OF eght
I, sorine ar ftlpuri-r, i has given constitutions
ii thousands BY ~ operation on The B'ood that such
rpf.sinr cures have been performed those Who
0no,ssi 20 be aorig uDder pulmonary affections &c.
The effect OF his mcicine such as not TO interrupt
fnher business ptcasurc and requires only the common
restraint Of moderation diet. IL is eoaye, ed BY the crc,l
Ang fluids and correct, their tendencies 10 the numer
ps sease, which originate in yitiated blood, diseased
liver, or prayed appetite. II q safe medicine, and
removes all those evils ahich an unsuccessful use Of mer
ev 50 oil "a OCCASIONS. NJ one, hosrerer, Gvised
4tt Il wnhout first fu9y eon1q0cing himself # ne huh IF
iat here stated and The rectie IF tie Prcietor's in
..Att9ns.
This medicine has the singular fortune, just tribute TO
~ Great merit of being recommended by the mos cele.
,ted Practitioners Of Medicine III the United States and
e.ewherc whereas Of the spurious mixtures made
in imitation Of It, has the least support ON the medical
faculty. This tact offers an argument so pan and conclu-
vc that it needs only to be mentioned to enforce con
Ic,inn.
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, England formerly Sur
geon Of the Pcnnsy wanna luspita &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swaims Panacea, prepared
BY Mr. SWAIN, Of Philadelphia has recently been introdl,
cel here by r. Price, from the United saes OF America
we extensively used IN The treatment OF Va
tictv OF Chfnnic Diseases.
the efficacy Of tins preparation Dr. Price has had abun-
ant AID nns satisfactory evidence, during course 1t ex
relents mad. under his direction, hist Surgeon of tue
penns, lgana Hospital and since his arrival IL Enga,I,
has had the good fortune OF witnessing many additional
instances If its successful administration,
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
yu,efi are those arising ON cons 'utloAa cansts-as Y
The various forms Of Scrofua wheth affecting he bone
olts or soft parts and in where disposition t.
this disease manifested by debility only, i operates Us
preventive 20 The local disease By lis beneficial effects on
he constitution 1t is equally effcac'oa> - Mtcufia dis
ei, AMI ii the secondary forms of syphilis, aud has late
y hctn gwen With marked success IL chronic diseases q
tile Liver. which had resisted the carefi exhibition o.
mercury. II has likewise very recently been administer
a viii! decided Advantage bv If he mos distinguish
ID slrg ous III London, in which had entirely des
rove. he right of the patient. and great pool
uf Ic side Of The face WM PRICE, M u.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

The late Sir John BARNARD, most Respectable
and worthy citizen, had son who very little re,
sembled him. This young gentleman one day told
his father that he was tired OF England and ear
nestlv desired to see the world. jack" replied
the father, should not have the least objection
to your travelling, but, while you are seeing the
uorld | am afraid the rorld uiH see yon.'
Lord Mansfield went the Shrewsbury crcnt !;
and having been asked to dinner by the Mayor of
the town, his Iortshp observing an antique clock
in the rom, observed to the Mayor, :. that he sup
posed Sir John Falstaf fought by that Clock"
to which the Mayor replied, $ lie could not tell.
for he had not the pleasure Of hnomins Sir Joha."
Lord Mansfield then tiled his host with another
subject, and remarked that the town appeared
,ery ol,i''--to which the Mayor replied, sit ,ras
ntrays So, please your Lordship."
There is !anger in jestns with the great, with
Out thorough knowledge Of them. The lion keep
er takes sond carso placing his head in the mouth
Of lion he NncWs slightly.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

For the care of .screfula, Kings Eel, Ulcers,
Rhepmntism, syphiiitic, Nercariat and Lirvr
Complaints. aud mist Diseases arising IN debit
uated constitutions, Or from an impure state 9f
Tie Hood, Sc. Sc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13
Nhe New Hymns.

7 2 y 2
HYMNS
IF he P9ies,ao Episeorni Church in the United States Of
Nneca SCI forth ~ Gene raj Convention of said Church.
the 1880 1893 AID 1896 These IIy'is are STAN
ri stereotype editions printed on yaipus size type and
sell at 50. So, y, ard c5 cents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-13

r. ysa' cna sTery thing Who exasgeratcs L.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20
FOR THE 1TAR.

Mr.. Editor,
Having occasion TO pass through your
town Oh Saturday evening last was
astonished to find myself assailed by
myriads oflargc boys, and numerically
pelied with balls Of snow and other
missiles, to the imminent danger ofmy
life. as the animal 7 drove not being
uscd TO such treatment, took fright and
ran. The danger, 10 say nothing ofthe
insults, which mob Of .unruJy boys
subject strangers to, requires the i'm
mediate interference Of your Council,
-or the town will be sbunncd by every
person who would ride in safety. And
let the parents of youth cooperate
with the Council 10 their endeavours
let them reprovc and admonish, snd il
hat does not nave the desired effect let
en- caasnse ,heir chi'drec, and an.
swer w,ln .lear conscience the com
D a.n,s o.a STRANGER.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

In the message Of Goveraor Kent,
Of Maryland. to the legislature Of that
state, the following sentiments are ex-
pressed, in regard to the power Of the
General Government to promote the
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

On the 9th inst.a young villain thrus,
his hand through the window of a
watch mSker's shop in PhiIadeIphia,
and having seized number Of watch
s., rsu of, crying "stop thief" A
young man who attempted to seize him
was stabbed in the eye, and several
other persons were wounded before he
was sscsred.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

A Salem paper says it is in con-
temptation to establish a new COL
iege in Boston TO be connected with
ale Atheneum OF dat city.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

1t is understood that our govern
ment has ordered vessel Of war to
proceed forthwith to the coast Of CO.
lombia. for the protection Of American
citizens and property in case os need.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

The Bostor Patriot statcs that the
warl'ke intelligence from Europe has
not been without some effect upon that
market. Florr had advanced half a
d,.ll;r on the barrel, and sagar and 9TH
er articles were held at somewhat high
er prices.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-20

Shocking. Mrs. ffrown, formeysy
the wife OF Dr. Zeiss, an eminent ply
sician in Newark, ". J. has been con :
victed Of cruel usage OF a coloured SER
want girl, exposing her to The severits
of the weather, until she was 90 froz-
en- that both her Net have come OH.
Election Of U 8. Senator im Mas.
sachusstts. On Tuesday the Hon.
Elijah II. Mills, was re. elected on the
part Of the House rs Senator in Con-
gress, for the next term Of that office.
There were 600 votes, Of which 100
ere for Mr.. M1IIs. 67 for MIR. Jarvis,
the Speaker ofthe House, 81 for~klr.
John Mills, President of the Senate, 8
for Gov. Lncoln.--On Wednesday in
the Senate, the whole number of votes
lgiven in was SO, necessary TO choice
20; John Mills had 26, Ell. Mills 3,
w. &. Jarvis 2, Levi Lincoln /, Ns-
thanicI Williams 4--thereby noacon.
curing in the choice of the House.
In this case one or the other house
must recede or the election be post
poned or they must unite up,n some
third person Prov, .amer.