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affect materially ,he purpose Tor which that pow
er was given. We deem il unnecessary to press
this argument farther, to give additional illus
tratons of it, because the subject was taken ur
and considered with great attention in .NeCUt
toch state Of Maryland G. Wheat. Rep.
3I6.) the decision in which case is, we think,
tirCly applicable to this.
Ii may be proper to add that suppose the
principles laid down in this case, to apply equally
to importations from sister state. We do not
mean TO give any opinion on a tax discriminate
between foreign and domestic articles
We think there 10 error in the Judgment of the
Court OF Appeals OF the Sta OF Maryland in all
iirming the Judgment of the Baltimore City Court
because the act OF the legislature oil Maryland, i'm
posing the penalty Tor which the said Judgment is
rendered, is iepugnant to the Constitution of the
United Safes, and consequently void. The judg-
ment is TO be reversed, and the cause remsnded to
that Court, with instruction to enter judgment IN
favour of the appellants.
JUDGMENT. This cause came on, sc. Ga
consideration whereof, this court is of opinion
that there IS IN the Judgu rendered by the
said Court OF Appeals in This, tina, the Judgment OF
The City Court oi Baltimore, cond.mniDg the said
Alexander Brown, Geo Blown. John a Brown,
anu James Brown, Ia pay the pen5lty therein mem
uoaed, ought not TO have been 30 rendered against
them, because the oct OF the legislature oI the
Stale oi Maryland, entitled, " An act supplement
retailers OF dry goods, and for other puI poses on
which the indictment which the said judgment,
wao rendered is founded, so far as It euaci>, that
all importers ol foreign articles, OF dry goods wares
or merchandise, by bale or package, OF OF wine,
rum, brandy, whiskey, other distilled spmituous
liquors. selling The same by Wholesale, bale, uI
package, hossnead, barrel or fierce, shall before
hey authorised sell. axe on, license as by
he original act IS di ected for which they shall pay
nifty dollars, and, IN case OF neglect or reu-ai o
take out such Incense, shall be subject TO the same
penalties and iofieituTes as are prescribed by the
original act TO which tl,s is supplement- is re
puguAnt TO The constitution al the United States
aud 'od; wherefore the said Cour, OF Appeals, be-
lore whom the said judgment the said Guy Court
OF Baltimore was brought 10y appeal, ought not to
nave affirmed, bat should have reversed the same
Wherefore II is considered by this court, that the
SAID Judgment OF the said Cour' of Appeals, affirm
Ing the said Judgment OF the City Court OF Baii
mole, be reversed and annulled, and that the cause
oe renanded To the said Count OF Appeal, with
directions 10 reverse the same.
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FOREIGN.
LATESr FROM ENGLAND.


New YORK, June IA BY the ship Hudson
Captain Champln, we have received our lonIon
papers 10 The enlng Of the 3 h of May; and to
loose papers OF the date.
The members Of the administration received
from tbs K'tg, the seals oil their respective Offices
on 'be 2Oth April.
Parliament re assembled on Tuesday the Is Of
May, and the public curiosity was al the highest
pilch on the occasion. Ths aysnuestV tie house
were crowded 10 such degree, that 1t was only
with great difficulty that Mr.. Gaming and hlr
Peel could enter
Il" The House presented singular appearance,
as 70 the position of many Of its members. a. .
o'clock, Mr. Canning entered and took bis seat
IN his usual place, on lle TTeasury side. Mr
Peel the second seat nearer lie bar on the
ministerial side Of the house. Sir Francis Bufdeu
and Mr.. Tierney, were on the bench Immediately
behind Mr. Canning, having quilted the places
which they formerly occupied OF the opposition
side Of The House. Mr. y ougham was at the
further end Of the third bench behind Aif. Can
ming, and Mr.. Cacrsfi, on the door, near ihat
Right Honorable Gentleman. Sir Robert Wilson
also lock ministerial seat. On the opposition
benches were several members in the habit Of sit
ting on the ministerial side Of The house In the
sijs galleries, to listen to the debate ere sesfed
he bishops Of LucLield, Coventry, Bah, anu
Wells; the Duke OF NOiiolk; the darquises OF
Sligo and Ayie-buIyj Lords Ssaforc, Byron, Rs.
vens|ofth, RoGen Hsrlwicle. BeSlov, and Farh-
sbami Eafls Frzwilliam, D8fnlsy, Csnaryon, AID
CooPrri and seVeId CtET Msmbeis of iho upper
ffr..r.
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FROM HALIFAx

we have received Halifax papers to the 2sth
nlt. u Is stated that the system by which the Bri-
tish mails are TO be sent 10 America is 10 be alter
ed end that they are TO be again forwarded direct
10 Halifax, and sent thence in packets 10 B,ru,,I
ia and the U. 5. vessel is expected at Halifax
from Liverpool, ~iih 80 Hti6cers, and the neess.
safy machinery Tor working non end coal mines
IN n. Scotia and That foundry is to be erected
on the east river Of the Pctou, near New it;ss-
gov, where mines OF iron and coal have been de
covered. The SbUbenscadie canal appears TO be
pro>ecwcd with considerable vigour a bundled
and thirty-seyen sre now employed npoe u. AID
orders have been sent 10 Scotland 10 engage eOex-
peiieneed stone cutters, 10 work on the ioek-
BOSTON y. .q6c
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ADDITIONAL.


q motion for partial supply, brought for End
IS Jr. iloPkinson, was carried, sher considerable
opposition.
TIE J. nd0n Tines ofi tn Of Afsy, contain,
The speeches Of the sscsdiag nmigGs. The
fmss observe.
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Extract Of letter 10 the Elors OF the CONNER
cial Chronicle. dated
HAVANA A., 1904

III III TV-H'
The Argo, Cruz. from Xagua, has just anchored
The captain reports having seen large Frigates
and three nased schooner Cd Mafiel, 10 miles
TO Ieeward.
1t has caused many conjsctures, many beIieV-
ing them to be the two Frigates rom Colombia.
], is said, they boisied Spanish colours. Bu,
they cannot be Spanish, as all the men Of war are
in port
The disappearance Of Com. Porter from Kew
Wet, strengthened The report. The Cyane from the
coast Of Brazil, and John Adams from Mstspzas.
are in the ort.
There had been several cases Of bad Fever.
The Li6ertad, MexicIu Vrisa,e, is still at Ksy
West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

BY the Brig William Bsyard, arrived yesterday
from Csrtbsgena we have Bogoia papers to the
22d OF April, which do not furnish any matter
ni interest. We have also letters and verbal adj
vices from Carhsgena, Ia the 12h Of hiay. The
following is an extract from a letter OF that date:
~ gives Va great pleasure to state that there
Is every prospect OF an Immediate restoration to
tranquility The British Minister, Mr.. Cockburn
and President Bolivar, are coming down here in
the British frigaie Aurora, and will proceed mme-
dlately to Bogo'a. Bolivar WILL it is understood,
resume his station President of the Republic,
and has given up all his views about the Bolivian
Constitution, which we are very happy TO hesr.'
GFeat preparations we're making at Cahbsgena
to receive Bolivar. NY Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

We learn by the schooner Thankful Winslov
IL ON Madeira, repor ed under our marine head
that information had reached here, about 9Th May
'hal WAR had been declared beftgeen Spain T.
Portugal GyNorf0Lk Beacon
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
a PLAN 4 aATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, yalna-
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading 10 Elk,
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. 1t Con-
tains III acres, so Of which under thriving tim
her, and the remainder under tillase, with good
proportion well set with clover: there's also on the
premises a good bearing orchard- he fences are ii
gaod order. The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary. further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any apply
ing, bs the subscriber. living on the Plantation
WILLIAM 3. MlNTih...
15--t Dec
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II office
Ts- T,,x-~7y.vI,cr' syslg,..ar', sSETrT.9'S-
49, s.ssss.i Ass.i.Es.5 as IA ~ ~ 10

70 he trerMea, hI1 t,ats d -Custle County.
syl,o az qupl.feti 70 yetc. ~ .|rmdtrs
d Tie itfaorai lss%m5ly:
THAT an EiECl!0.E will be bcid 81 The same
time abd At Inc places and N "a saie inai y
thai Senators, ans Representatives for the said ron
" arc chosen. Tor the purpose OF eIecting - on
uissioncrs OF the Levy Court and Court d Appeal
in the said County, one good AMI substantial r"V-
holder residing IN cucaler Hundred, one good and
substantial Flecholdcr residing in Red Lion Hun
ttred, one good aud substantial Frcchodcr residing
in 81. Georges tiunlrde and one good ami suhstaD-
,ial Ereehollrr residing IN White Clay Creek Hun
lred. 10 supply hc vacancies occasloned hy the ex-
praton o, the times ior which Jacob Earls Philip
Rcyhod ,ohn .ianvicr and John IIcraman, were
elected Commissioners in The said Levy Court and
Court Of Appeal
4. ST0cKTOT, Clerk Of the Pence
for New.Cast!c County
Nc5.- Caalc, ,lNsrsteHt 1927. 39--8t
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s7W OAKLEY 81 EsSce,

South Hest of, and near 10, Brandyeine .1Las,
+, and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, as Il grocery--Wherc il may not be
Of disadvantage to call and examine for themselves
The following compose part 81 their assortment:
DRY GOODS.
Superinc broad cloths and cassimers, assorted
colors; linen and cotton drilltngs, yellow and b'he
inported and domestic nankln, alenl,a, Maee,iits,
tolnet and torcutinc vestings; black plain a,'
tyed homl,azett~; Clrcassan glnghams, c"licoes,
cnmhric bleAchc,l and brown shlruns and sheesln@
nslins irish linens long lawns and eaihbrc iinels,
I.eycntncs flnrenccs, eros lie Naples !uteslfiil%,
flag and handauna hdkts. Cotton and linen do. wnite
and colored canton Grape and Grape shawl', green,
white and black Italian do. Worsed and cotton nose
and ,,spendeys ork-tan and beaver gloves, llaW-
skins make Of kid gloves OF superior quality, white
and colored domestic plils and stripes; labDy
hans-up and Pittshurg cords; lusnas and drilnss
tlannels furniture and apron check; SWISS. nhil
book ard .jackonet ntisns; 81, ID ana "a aihty,
crash. daper and table linens, bedtltkng tsusila
and imitation sheetng. bieached and unhleachc'i !;
! coarse linens, QSnaburg md bur!ap's, Porter and
| Lancashire shertngs; Wilmington, Jackson Adams,
and Jefferson stripes Jeans, t:arcia stripe gng-
hams. black and brown holland, sacking- botton,s,
sowing silks ard sowing cottons, senshaW, sarscnet
black and light colorod lasting &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar. ten. coffee, molasscs -four, mackerel, II
hb@ anl half Ibis. ginger, alspcr, pepper gfonn'
and in the grain, nntrnag', cloves, Nc iosr'h>l
With d general variety 81 liquors and sea stores.
PAINTS .l.NiD OILS.
White lead, hiac< lead, red lead. blue, red, VI
! low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, 9cniigli
! ground and dry patent green. IL blue, logwooi
: &c. winter, summer, common, castor, thseed, an
sweet oils
Earthen, China, glass ana Qreeassearr
!. Having purchased the above goods chiefly 4 an(
: ton, we are certain we can sell them ut Tie mo-
! reduced prices to those who may favor US wit
. their custom
: SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
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no Esoygggs EPearyyd.

RANAWlkY on Goth ult. CHARLES, negro
boy, the property of the Subscriber He is stout
made. feet high. IA years old. He had on when
he went away striped cotton jacket, and tow linen
trousers. The above reward, and reasonable charges
will be pyid Tor his recovery
HARRY CONNOLLY,
Roseuilie Cotton Works.
Sep. 10, 1897 41--4t
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iIiSale1asI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that dividend Of p
PER cent. was declared by the managers Of the VIII
mnston and Kennct Turnpike Company payable to
the Stockholders. or their legal Representatives, on
I'll after the 25th Of Sept. next
JESSE NENNESittLI. Treasures
UrAaas;9a. .i,e"st tih. 1897. 3l-lwt47s.
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VAANAHAE
sMiyy 'rope,'ty
FOR SAL.

TIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell the Grist
and Saw Mills, situated at the head Of Morgan
Creek Kent County, Md. about five miles iron'
Chestertown. This very valuable property will
sold to a good purchaser, such terms as will So
cure on the amount of the purchase, an interest, IL
The property be rented from ten TO twelve per cent
per anuuin.
During the last and the present year The Gllst
Mill has been we'll repaired on the improved plan
ofcastiron cog wheels, working into very large spur
wheel aud every part of the running gears. water
wheel and great frame, or husk, as it is called, has
been made entirely new, within a few months past
and also, pier head or iore-baN, boiling cloth Hnl
gears are new and Of the best qnr',ty-,he mill is
making some Of the best meal and flour in Kent
County The stream on which said mills are built
ID far superior to any in Kent County, 50 much so
that grain at This very dry season sem TO her from
Is to % miles, and at all seasons excellent sup
ply Of country custom is offered and the watcl
power is sufficient to do merchant work and mani.
Featuring of different kinds on very extensive
scale. The Saw Mill is in very good order an'
can be very probably employed until drongh
prevails. The Dam and Flood Gates in GOO,
order.
ia A tolerable good DWELLING ElOCSl
.l=zs-E. with other out houses, on the premises
and taerc is attached to the property Wood J.,
of twenty acres, and some arabic and bottom Ian
suitabia for meadow
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scor,E's LTTa OF DoNA2An1,A',
, Just received and for sale By Il. POTTER y

son, Ne. 81, .liurket-Sirect.
Commencing with the Peace Of Versacsia 60
and grvinsa concise history, Of the most in.portau
events in Europe, as well as detailed account Of
the sansunary battles in which he was engaged in
connected with, down to the time Of his dtulh, IN
la2l-in three closely printed 70 vols. more
valuable record, has perhaps seldom seen offered to
the Public and the facts rendered ssh more IN.
tcre-tlng by the popular talent OF the noh, writer.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A stout healthy negro woman about 5 years old,
who will have to serve till % or so, to do Kitchen
work, such as cook, wash and scrub, &c. Apply 1T
this office.
J,nae IS, 1897. l0--U
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
Z Tailor. Sho3, 10 .Eeens.

'fha s,,b,crihcr HIS lately completed Shop well
calculated for tailoring. Any person wishing to
enter INTO ihu i's'urs here, shall be insured plenty
Ct work ut reasonable rates. Or any person con-
ming weil recommcnted, shall receive very liberal
wages, RllE.SA Bl,UNSON.
Summit Bridge, hug. 90. 3G--.;t
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huper-royak Paper.

The subscribers keep constant supply Of sr2e.
royal such as this paper is printed price S. 70
also Medium and other printing and Spriting papcr
Sep. II.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
elVisoSsce.

THE Levy Court and Court of Appeal Of New
Ga e County Will meet ut the Court House in the
Town OF New Castle, on Tuesday the 25th day of
September next. at which time and place, the As
SCISSORS of the several Hundreds in said County, are
required 10 attend TO take the 0nhs of Office and re-
ceyc instructions for the performance Of their du-
lies as Assessors.
=. STOCKTON, CLERK Of tic Peace
for .Ne,c-Custte Covnty.
Newcastle, Aug esd, 1927. 38-Gt
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Yhe Terms of Sale

are that the purchaser pay on the first day of ia
nuary 1928, $500, and the balance ofthe purchase
money in six sem-annua payments Any person
wishing to purchase will please view the property.
which will be shown to them by my miller, in my
absence from home. Possession may be had inime
diatey, or whenever the property is sold. If it
should not be sold by the first Monday in October,
it will then be offered at Public sale at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at Mr.. Moneys tavern in Chestcrtown.
good and sufficient deed will be given to the pur-
chaser when the property shall be paid for. Any
further information relative to said property be
had by applying to the subscriber on the premises,
or through the Post Office ChcstertoWn.
JAMES HANSON.
Aug. II. 1927. SIT
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Lumber, &c.

1.-THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand, AT
.NDDLETOWy, DEL.apV.aiE,
large assortment of White Pine, consisting OF
Boards Plank, and Shingles Of avery superior quail
iy; and few Arlls Also complete assortment
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Queensware,
English and American Iron and Steel, Wrought and
Cut Nails, Fur and Wool Hats, Tin Ware, Cedar
Ware, &C. &C. which will be sold at reduced prices.
LOCKWOOD s, GERRlTSON.
August %, 1927. 31-8t
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NEW STORE
met ONeNeAl

The subscribers beg leave 10 inform their friends
and The public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
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SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.


June 60. 1897.
n. Il. We have il, addition 70 the above just re-
cciyca a general assortment Of fashionable IPool
and Fir HATS, on commission from the well
known factory OF isaac snoTwEtL, No, ~, south
front Street philadelp lit-whlch will be soldlow.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
Philadelphia, 18Th March, 1927.


Philadelphia, 18th March, 1927.
Mr.. ]. ALBRIGHT,
Shiny youngest child. a girl Of about two years, of
age had, from her BIRTH been scky in the latter eoi OF
January last she was taken with Inflammation in The
head and mo,h together with Of the gums, and
decay Of ,he teeth scurf had also formed the .ngue
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

THE pamphlet respecting the krcmer affair. and
the history of Gen. Jacksons accusations against
Nr. Clay sc. SC just received and for sale by the
Publishers, No. o., Alarknt-Street.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

Magistrates Blanks. Of all descriptions for sale
at No. ~, Alarle-Stract
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Nm. AtrRIGNT
sfp-i was ati c.el with rheumatic affection of the
ea, tor reary years, during winch time had tried al.
p,,st every remedy; the disease being very obsnae
batle,l al metic. add in pain and misery
,lurne the TIME was ail
iesnec,able l,vsciaa recommended the benefit of sea
bathing accordingly July, 1926 took journey to the
sea shore battle, which tew days increased the mal.
DIV to such degree, a" obstruction in my nos
us AMI prevent free inamg and exhalng Of my breath
The regular course Of breathing being thus ubstruc
lie uprei law and check bone became very sore and my
face appeared be in high state OF inflammation; my
situation became very alarming my spirits depress-
ed, and my appetite failed.
heard of Your Columbian Syrup. procured some of il;
in very short lime allayed the lnann;,ion was
bed breathe freely my appetite returned, and was re-
stored to perfect health THOMAS SNYDER,
! Philad. June D, 1926. No SIS, North Third-st,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

The following communication was received by the pro
pretnf II The CoumbE.a Syrup, from Gen. Thomas Shy
der. residing tie Northern Liberties, Philadelphia Co.
COMMUNICATION.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
From the Enqaiser.
a TALE OF HORROR,

Richmond Juty 30 1t is scarcely possible to
conceive more atrucious and bloody act. than
the trials of these three pirates disclose. The re
cords of the Buccaneers in the West Indies can
hardly exhibit any thing more horrible, in respect
to the deliberate malignity of the plan, or Of the
fell barbarity of its execution. II appears, from
the evidence of the mate Of the Crawford and Mr.
Geunouhac 1.-THE French passenger) that these
abandoned wretches went on board the brig, for
the express purpose OF piraing the vessel, and of
course mastering her crew-'I'hey went prepared
with false papers to disguise her character after the
fatal deed was done.-Poison was resorted TO in
the first instance by the atrocaus Tardy to assist
the execution of his scheme and the knife and
the musket and drowning were employed to CON
summate his design-employed under such cir
cumstances of unteeling and mercess cruelty, as
almost to staggcr the belief of the human mind
And after the preparation of their blnody pur-
noses, what savage wells of 10y and triumph escape
The monsters =! so irresistible indeed was the evi-
dence of their guilt, that their able counsel wa,
compelled to throw up their cause in utter despair.
As a gentleman of the bar declared, there were
not even grounds TO conceive the possibility of a
shadow of defence.
In London, this narrative would furnish themes
enough to employ whole columns of newspapers
Every circumstance OF the atrocity wonlI be ella
borately noted and commented on. The retail
sellers Of newspapers would hawk them thrnngh
every large town in the kingdom Ballads would
be written to tell the horlid deed and the coun-
tenances of Pope. and Couro, and Felix, would be
struck off and exhibited at the windows of all the
p,int-shops but these pompous expostions are
better calculated to fill the pockets Of The dealers.
than to touch the hearts Of moral people. This
tale is sufficiently tull of its own horrors We
cannot, howeve., forbear to add. for the gratica
ton of those who may not have the opportunity Of
a.; that thpea o4pg p,ty TIL
very powerful men--Pepe and Conro are well
built, and rather stout men, with dark and dcspe
rate CONFERENCE.-THE is of more slender
stature, more Italian than Spanish in bis looks
and we should never have suspected him Of being
a murderer. lie has geniiemany lock. ard was
styled by his companions Don Felix baraeto-- he
has brother at the Havana. OIal the prisoners,
he was the most agtated by the ver,iiet ii Tie ;a
ry. We cannot beg fov mercy for au> a ~ u u
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EPISCOPAL wATcHmAN
"Uhercfyre PRAISED The dead more than he Gving .
King Solomon.
They dread no storm that lowers,
No per'sh'd inys bewal,
They pluck no thorn-clad flowers,
No drink OF streams thai fail,
There is no tear d, op in their eye,
Nor change upon iheir broY
The PLACID bosom heaves no sigh,
Though all earih's Idols bow.
Who ate greatly blest
From whom hath sorrow fed
Who find such deep, unbroken rest
While all things toll Tile dead!
The holy dead !-Wly weep ye SO
Above 'her sable blerl
Thrice blessed they have done with woe,
The dung claim the tear.
Go to their sleeping bowers,
Deck their lone couch IT clay.
With early springs uncolor'd flowers,
Aud when they fade away
Think OF he amal anthine wreath,
The bright bowers never dun,
And tell me why thou iy's from DEATH
Or hd'st thy friends from him
Ne dream, but they awake,
Dark VISIONS mar rest
Mid thorns and snares our way We take
And yet we NOUN the best
For those who throhg The eternal throne,
Lost are the tears shed,
They are tie hulag, they alone,
When thus call the deud
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

Ringbone in Uorses.-The New England Far
mer says, the cause of rngbone in horses is small
collection of water in the foot Just above the houf,
which may be felt by pressing the part affected with
the finger. little bag or vessel like Bladder,
contains the matter, and if this be carefully cut
out, (the horse being cast to secure the saf4ty Of
the operator,) the disease may be avoided.