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MR.. WEBSTER.
Iron, the New York Epening Gazef

From, the New York Epcning Gazette.
We had an opportunity of hearing Mr.. Webster
sum up on Saturday last in the Astor case. His
speech was masterly display of argumentative
skill: it was evidently the production of a mind
we'll trained in logical discipline. and accustomed to
the tactics of forensic warfare. This however. though
the most essential qualification of the advocate can
not without the aid of the other qualities, make an
individual capable of the highest eminencein his pro-
fession. and those qualities Mr.. Webster either wants
or despises in his efforts at the bar-Whe sound
reasoning and profound legal knowledge should be
the prominent objects of the candidate for profess
sional fame, yet we no reason why he should
neglect or contemn those graces of speech and ex-
cursions of the fancy, which constitute the oraori
cal art. From Mr.. Webster's displays in the House
of Representative which have been published. we
were inclined to think that he was more even of a
rhetorcian than reasoner; though we could not fail
to observe happy combination Of the qualities of
both. On this account. we felt some dsappoint-
ment on Saturday. still we considered Mr.. Web
ser's speech masterly and beautiful piece of reas-
oning. calculated to inspire the hearer with respect
and to illustrate the subject in lucid and succinct
manner, Of which, to the observer, it SEEM
ed scarcely susceptible.
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From the Pennsylvania Gazette.

PoTAToEs.-We recommend, from experience
the following directions for gathering and preserving
potatoes, to all who desire to have them good.
There is another plan however, which might be
practised upon a small scale, to have. few prime
for family in the spring, and that is not to
gather the potatoes in the fall but to let them re-
main in the ground during the winter If the patch
he not flooded with water and the potatoes have
been planted moderate depth, (and deep planting
is always found to produce the sweetest potatoes,
few inches additional earth. or an equivalent OF
litter spread the rows, will protect them from
frost. Then take them up early in the spring, be-
fore vegetation commences, and they will be found
to possess. in an eminent degree, the sweet fresh
ness Of new potatoes.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30
WASHINGTON IRVING.

The Paris Constitutional preludes crltique Oh
the French translation Of Knickerbocker,' as foi4
lows: " Rallery is exiled from the literary world
we have given up joking. Cervantes Rabelais,
Swift, Sterne, lie Sage, and more than all Votaires
have exhausted irony humanity no longer laughs
she bewails her miseries and her fobles. There is
cry Of universal desoation, or rather Of rcvolts
against remediable evils, ant, from which we might
easily be spared. In the accession Of this grave
melancholy, there is also little conventional sad.
ness, habitude which forms the character Of tho
age.
The transatlantic regions are better situated for
making jokes at the world, and irony has found an
asylum there. at least if one may judge from thia
:. History Of New York." the best work Of the best
writer that the new world has as vet produced.
This jesting book, in which the sarcasm mounts
up to the creation of the world. in which under the
pretext of writing the history of Dutch colony. the
author parodies not only the great yanites but also
with scarcely any distinction. all human institutions.
is work more singular than philosophc.
We take it very kindly Of the author that he has
inundated on the same altar all the theposts WIN
have built up the world in their own way Herodo-
tus and his patriarchal romancpgs modern hisori-
ans and their mnutely prolix details, the Scottish
pride of upstarts, who are absolutely determined to
be the descendants of Theseus, OF Hector, or of
Melchisedec Still one would wish that iudicious
dissertation on ancient civilization should not lead
the author to a satire of modern civilization, and
that man who bears the name of Washington
should not use his endeavors to eneeble the esteem
in which Europe holds the country Of Washington
and Franklin.
Lord Byron set high value upon this work on
account of its animated satire upon the manners
and absurdties of of petty democracles this kind
of irony is agreeable to oarisocratic tastes. of which
his genius was never entirely divested. In this re-
spec MIR. Irving is less excusable. and may be just
ly reproached with having too often directed his
sarcasms against virtues, which however simple,
plain, and somewhat odd. are, nevertheless, always
worthy of respect, and which shauld never have
been quzzcd By an ,4mcricaa pen.
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yTO. 81.
Gathering and preserving potatoes.

Gathering and preserving potatoes.
Extracted from the Transactions Of the Society
OF Arts in London.
The usual mode at present practising for endeav-
curing to preserve potatoes is to leave them alter
digging, exposed 10 sun and air to dry. This ex-
posure generally causes them to haye bitter taste;
and may be remarked, that potatoes are never SO
sweet to the palate as when cooked Immediately al
ter digging. find that when potatoes are lett IN
large heaps pits in the ground, that fermentation
takes place which destroys the sweetest favour OF
the potatoes. In order to prevent that fermentation
and to preserve them from losing the original hne
and pleasant favour, my plan is, (and which expe-
rence proves to me to have the desired edecD'to
have them packed in casks as they are digging from
the ground and to have the casks when the potatoes
are piled in them, filled up with sand or earth, TAX
ing care that it is done as speedily possible and
that all spaces in the cask of potatoes are Sled up
with earth or sand the cask thus packed holds Az
many potatoes as it would were no earth or sand
used and as the air is totally excluded it cannot act
on the potatoes, and consequently no Fermentation
can take place.
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LOVE.SICk WILLY.
One Willy Wright, who kent store

One Willy Wright who kept store,
But nothing kept therein,
Save earthen jugs and some few kegs
of whiskey, ale and gin,-
Grew sick, and often would exclaim,
Oh how my heart does burn!
And ev'ry week he poor man lived
lie had peakiy turn.
NV when they saw him thus decline,
Some said that death must come;
Some wondered what his all could be,
Some sad his ale was rum.
htlast the very cause was known
Of every pang he felt
Remote, at one end of the town,
Miss Martha Townsend dwclt;
portly love-resising dame,
Contemptuous, proud and haughty;
But yet, though "fat and forty" too,
She was not two and-forty.
And Willy long had sought and sighd
To gain this pretty maid
'Ihave no trade said he, $50 sure.
My love cant be be.tray'd'
To Martha then he trembling went,
And said, MY dear, 'tis true,
Though have nothing in my store,
Ive love in store foryou.
And if thou wilt thou may'st become
But here his tongue was tied;
And though she ufited yet she said
She mere would be his bride.
Then TURNING Willy out of doors,
Said she, Go, so along;
Illate the man who's always Wright,
Yet always doing wrong.'
Il leave you them said he, farewell
OF peace Pm now bereft--
If am always Wright and wrong,
You must be right, and left ,
So then he closed his little store,
Shut up each door and blind,
And settled his accounts and died,
And left Ho will belind II
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From The National Intelligencer.

The expressions used by Mr.. Jefferson, according
TO Gov. Coles, and corroborated by Mr.. Giimer,
who, we believe, is thorough going supporter Of
the military Candida e, strongly slgnlicAtive of
Mr. Us opinions as to General Jackson's civil qua-
cations, but not nearly as strong as he can be prov
ed to have uttered. We will not here repeat others
that we have heard Of because we do not wish to be
again called upon for names.
With respect to what MIR. J. IS represented 70
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SNENIFE'S OEENCE.

1VlE ,tb,cr,b,r oilers himself, to the democratic Re-
L IOblCAn Cltz, n, 1t New castle County, Csudi
date TO- the ctct &c SHERIFF., for thr ensuing term.
He aout remark, hat from his confined situation, hi,
snab .ohc' SUIT ages of his fellow citizens to whom
lose,v he rreby pledges himse, that il successful he
viii duties Of the Office with fidelity, to the
best Of b. ~; 10 abide by that mode of nomlna-
10 Nhch be determined IN, ny ,he County Meeting
lrd io" f unsuccessful, 20 cheerfully and faith
tl, @rro ~ candidate who may be so fortunate as to
oNai the u a,.t IN. w. u. COCHRAN.
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'he preservation Of health and of mental energy occu
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. ratrons
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T. tie democratic Republican Voters q
>J.WCASTLE COUNTY.

Low CIrzkss. Il beg leave 10 offer myself as can
for the flee If CORON Err during the ensuing term.
Letting ur .uffrages for the office, shall make no
rsons iu her than 10 say, that, II elected no ehor
sl Be .aniog on my part to do justice 10 the choice OF
n fellow czens. A. the last elccio for this office, in
aenced ny he wishes If my friends, offered myself as
acaldae but declined the contest, upon learning
Thai an aged and citizen, who had served ls
eountr faithfully in the Revolutionary var, had been pre-
t.mt candidate and cousc that his deserts ere
aDve nine, cherrfnlly give m al my support for the
once mich he las WORLDLY Mild have o. ~ &c
AID, that oeri G myself to your choice, wi" chez fuI
submit the decision of the county meeting at the Rec
Lion. MICHAEL DOWNEY.
June S, 1897 CO.
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WILMINGTON, Del FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1927.
THE DEAD.
BIZ BERNARD BARTON,

Number the grains of sand outspread
Wherever Oceans pillows flow;
Or count the bright stars over head,
AS these in their proud courses glow,
Count all the tribes on earth that creep;
Or that expand the wing in air;
Number the hosts that in the deep
Existence and its pleasures share;
Count the green leaves that in the breath
Or Springs blithe gale are dancing fast:
Or those, all faded sere, in death,
Which Hit before the wintry blast -
Ay number these, and myriads more.
All countless as they seem TO be-
There still remains an amplcr store
Untold by, and unknown of thee.
Askest thou" who or what be they"
Oh! think upon thy mortal doom;
And with anointed eye survey
The silent empire Of the tomb
Think OF all those who erst have been
Living as thou art-even now:
Looking upon life's busy scene
With glance as careless, light, as thou.
All these. like thee, have lived and moved,
Have seen-what now thou lookest upon,
Have fear'd, hoped, hated, mourn'd OF loved,
And now from mortal sight are gone.
Yet though unseen oe human eye,
Their relics sumber in the earth,--
The boon Of immortality
To them was given with vital birth.
They spere, and, having been, they are,
Earth but contains their mould'rng dust
Their dea'hless spirits, near or far
With thine must rise to meet the just
Thou know'st not but they hover near,
Witness of every secret deed,
Which, stunning human eye or ear,
The spirits Of he dead may heed.
An auful thought it is 10 think
The vieu less dead ounumber all,
Who, bound by life's connecting link.
Now share with US this earthly ball.
1t is thought as dread and high,
And one to wake a fearful thrill,
To think, while all who live must die,
The dead, the dead, are living sillm
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PUBLIC WORSHIP.

TAR DAVIS, having in some degree recovered from his
ong iedisp"s'o' gives uotice Episcopalians tina,
NJ attends il Providence permits. perform divine SER
vice and delver lecture his class in the College,
on Sunday AZ rnoons, commc nc,ng at O'Clock.
" inn,.uH, May 30th, 1927. So
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THE ANNUAL CONVENTION

A H.. Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocess of
u Del.Aa will be held at Dover, the second .Satv
uv Of jane next, (ninth) ten O'Clock, A. NJ at which
time and place the representatives. of the Churches belong
;nr TO SAID Diocess requested to attend
AUGUSTUS NJ. SCHEE, Secretary.
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vIlE subscriber bcgs leave oft himself to the Demo-
c,c Citizens Of NJ wcase County, for he office oi
SHERIFF, % be supplied il octher next; assuring them
mai he should be te objecl OF heir choice, his
he's snail be emf Logged execute the duties of
TIC lice VITA fidelity; and pledging himself to abide b,
The decision d the County Meeting 20 be peld at the Red
Lion fer Tie nomination OF III Count, Ticket
ALEXANDER PORTER.
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