American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-09
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MFssNs. GALES Il. SEAroN: As letters askne
advice and specimens oi the Liver"ort, are alfea
y ponling in from varions parts OF this, and other
States. and | expect, at length, from every state
ia the Uuion. it will be utterly impossible TOE me
ID attend tn them without compensation should
lave to neaec professional duties nearer home,
from which |, Of course, would derive emolument
ii attending to those applications from abroad tor
nothing This, my situation i'll life will not per-
nit me 10 do. | have already served the public
considerably in regard to the Lverwort, without
fec or reward cannot consistently do it any
longer and. therefore, shall expect and require that
every application be accompanied with five dol
lars. at least THO. +. HEREFORD.
Iaymarker. Prince william County,
Virginia. November 2 l827 )
Editors Of Newspapers who have published the
communication on the Iiverwort, are respectfully
requested to publish the above.
In sn,ne parts Of North Carolina, pear and cher
~ trees were in bloom last month, for the second
time. The Warrcnton n. ca Reporter says:-
We are informed by good authority, that there
IS now within two miles Of this village, pear tree
which has Welded once, this season. a quantity Of
good fruits again bearing second growth. near
y half matured, aud is also in full bloom for the
itiri time There are several trees IN thi, place,
which now exhibit fruit the second time this season,
and others that are again in bloombnt the above
i the only instance We lave heard OF, where the
second growth has been borne, and the same tree
again in bloom.'
ERgNE and ToPAz.-Nhen at baltimore. MIR
ADAMS gave these words as toast, with sentl-
meEt and explanation appended, which we pub
ii.h below. We have been much amused. Mi
-, 1eete mi nan fht
political storm that RACES around him, as u ne
were an unconccrned spectator, attends faithfully
tohis oablic duties. and smlles at the movements on
the chcqucred scene below. With sparkling wit
and a vein of dry humor which he indniges in social
life to please, but never to offend, he sometimes
amuscs his friends. The toast referred to, thougl
meant as compliment to the patriotism and brave
tv Of the Militia, was yet worded tor purpose
somewhat mischeyous, and has surpassed ~ It's IN
tended effect, even the hope OF the author lh'
president knew that every word and acton wa
watched. and that the eager hunter Of the oppos
lion would pursue every movement and expression
u his as fine game. To lead them oti-out 0
mischief, to put them upon new scent--to cans
them tuopen in full cry upon some Imposing tribe
ike the attack upon Mr.. Jefferson for speaking
the MOUTH Of LAnoRo-he threw ont the word
IRENE and TopAz 1t has taken.-All the chic
opposition papers, forgetting Coaliton-Corrup
Non and the " oa,leh lfiii are, marx dNdH III pur
nix Of Ebcnc and Topaz. We will venture 7
say. that MIR. Adams laughs heartily to see tn
whale attacking the tub which he threw out to them
and would have objection that they should fol
low that game from this time to the next fall cleo
noa. Pennsylvania Village Record.
The Sheriff II Monmouth county, n. J. who al
f4,ei Mt. iAosd one Of the members OF the lie
&l-iatu,c, Oh his way to Trenton, was brought be
lore the iiuusc on Friday last to answer Tor tn
'reach Of privilege. lie pleaded ignorance, wa
discharged, and Mr.. Lloyd took his seat.