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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15

me value Of the buitdingS aud other roperv desfrore,
We ssmais al OOJ, they stool tey riobssy com
moi be replaced for lessthaa sisOOOD '''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
NOTICE.
NOTICE,

" persons having demands agans, the estate &C no.
N o@'td, deceased le OF Pencat!er Hundred De.u.r
A. te9nesedto present them tuly at,cstea fo se,t,
~ a' persons indehied !" said s.l make .nme
date pay nett % The subscriber ''''''
Sept II, 1922. - ~ IAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. STIR oct. 1897.

cONrEcTa.
z ConunYns r 9dobfiag RE Federal Combination The
, ba e. Resa ,ions AID he Pr ctednss, the Adop
o. the Fe 81 e ,nS tuition, mended by the
rnerai Phla lrls.ha, on tht 17 Of Sc item
her. 1897 CQliec "a sudreyisedby Jona al Elliot Vol
= Containing tie )eba il Massachusetts and New York
!e Roman de Gil Bias de Sanlane; par ]. A Llorente
9 Asent0las de Gil Has de Saniana roba,as Espana
aap alas Fancia por Monsieur Lessge, estiiutias
Patia 81 'engna natya p1r IN Espanu z-oso a.,
no ,ute Sc bren de 81 Nacnn. (J. de sa.)
III Russian Embassy to B:kharia Voyage % enbourg
Bpukhara fail 1920, trasers les Stepre, qi s'een
dent Pest de la Mer dAra deade Ia Glen laxartcs
redige par Vi. lie Ba OF George Mcyendnf f.
". -NEenneys Tour 10 Lake Superior. Sketches OF a
Tour the Lakes, OF the Character and Customs of HE
Chippeway Indians, and OF Incidents connected with the
Treat! Of Fond Ia Lac. by Ihouas L Mckinney. !.
Y. Hearings Serpiun Pspuar Poetry Seryan Popular
Poetry, translated by John Bo~ring
VI -Hyor Cartwright, TIE r. giish Rsforner Life
and Correspondence Of Major Cartwright edited BY his
Niece ID. Cartwright.
VII Coobers Political Economy Lectures he File.
mees OF Poll'ica Economy BY Thomas Cooper
VIII Speeches q Henry Gay The Speeches Of Henry
Clay, delivered in lie Congress Of the United States
which prehxed Biographical Memoir; with an Appen-
dix, containing bis Speeches st Lexington and Leaburg.
and before the Colonization Society Nashngtoa 70.
geher With his Adresso lis Constituents. the Snoec.
Ut the late Presidential Election.
lX REFORMS IN Grammar The True English Grammar !;
being an temp, form 6 amman OF the English Ian.
suage. not modelled upon hose Of the Latin, Greek, and
o,h=i F5reign Languages. b. William 3. Foule
Note Captain Ceyelsnds Voyage from China 10 the
MOI est Coast ,neca
Quarterly L.ss ef Ven Pu5icsncus
IT, .vorli .lnericaa Re,ne,e published in Bos on
Gna'iesly, masg twovoumes year. OF about $50 lagos
eah
III sbscr pon price frs loQars year, be paid by
Subscribers in advance and at er1aids in Apr when
ne second n.nDer Tor tie yssi 9l,all be received.
Subscriptions received BY { H. Wllsos, Wilmington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
NOTICE.

Faru,ers Rop, PAit.depha, 4ssust s, 1877
Messrs. Bins Z Ieland
GeHtlemt n Much has ALREADY been said ard 4 numb,
OF Cerhcates have appeared tile public p MS ctIn
ny the unpaial led success which has attt aed Olrts
Balm OF Columbia; and the dscoverer Of any valuable ~
pa alton certainly entitled to reward il oporlon \
the discovery IS useful; Therefore take the ber, th,ofth
The medium 0f your excellent paper TO eommunca 10
the pabl!c The following information.
At an early age lost my hair entirely f. lie crou IL
my head, and not surprising any restorative had been Or
could be discovered, submitted to my ss as ra,Iety NJ
Common to Others situated About the aee Of hty
hse MAS attacked With the ST. Ahto re III Il ltai
After ny recovery, lie remaining lair te back ard
es q my head tell Off means we're tried o re-.
ore agsn, but all 10 purpose An eminent r.s.
c'ai, ~ hs cs, AZ engh ADVISED Use lie Balm q
Columbia purchased halt bottle lrtce 81 {, IT'S Nv
anx'ey % have my hal rest red quickly, ,iuc,d NE b
ley ate from the directions gwen lht bottle and "a.
pledi thee times day, sead Of bn o,ce as iirec III
akhg care 70 rub It well ,to the slin eaci tne ana
believe tha il Others nld follow my example t,y @cu
always be successful The resul: Vas tia, in 4 su,l n.
my head was coreref entirely The top here Dsd Etta
80 10 without ar, wet behind and he s.,,s IL nv
head 70 ~ great surprise a NJ, sell and Nj u, frahds
Genlehen, am yuurs sincerely,
DANIEL o'ERiE%.
Gp The BALM Of Columbia is FOR sale at the "M cfioa'
Oihce, Wilmington g5--6l
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30

6st3sssA ticsa,ed ground, within haf mile. dr, 80
back OF Wilmington; conalrng about elgit acTe> int
ding fnuiteen acres q Marsh meadow The si,,suos y
beautiful and from ong experience proved to be on q
the most healthy IN the State,-cummandng an cx,,n
prospect # tie Rivers Delaware and CHRISTIAN anJ
highly improved surrounding country, forming
equalled BY few and surpassed by rome. in the Sise q NJ
law are On this Farm every impro,e nj NECESSARY c.
the convenience t a family, wen for farming eardeinn
or dairying,-a conmodious dwelling house barn III,
house. granar, carriage huuse, work shop, and ANIL
house, OF stone as also, room. and conveen, two so
house, for poultry house, ice house &c WI
an orchard, nan'ng upwards OF fifty varieties Of cho
fruit sliuati commanding mere delightful prosn.ct
and possessing the valuable blessing of heabl ~
be but seldom offered - the public It viii be dsnol
OF on terms accommt dating 70 tile purchaser at le.s ,
ourths OF the purchase money may remain in his hand,
for FERN Of years. # required Sock> in the Barls ~
Insurance fccs { Phi'ad,phla current prices MI H.
aker in pa ment
Should the property NOT find purchaser in all b. pe,
eni year. will be let, ehe entirely on the shares a.
term OF Years 70 person that be wen eoonn ended
and possession given in the Spring For fl thti notp
ton i"qure OF WA WAY, No 81 Wondstcet. phlaiel
pima, or the subscriber. JOHN WAY
September Ia, 1897. sa-om
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

Arhnetcs, English Readers, sequels, Spelling Books.
fseographes, Bibles, Testamens States Cinhernp ma
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper &C. for sale 1t his
Office. Al reduced priccs ~ -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
NOTICE.

~ persons indebted to The estate If Esnry Steele de
"A ceased, a'r OF Newcastle, Del requested 10 max
immediate payment, and those having claims .r I
to present them properly authenticated far sc,.,rm, ~
Newcastle, 0ci ~ 1927 -'1''' ' & =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
eAurIoN TO runcmAsrRs


This medicine had been used for more than seven wears
before an effort VAS made 70 initiate il bat the great de-
mand for It, and its wonderful success induced great
number OF persons to initiate in wavsupwaris
OF fifty different mxtnres have been got up imitation of
y which % convincing proof its being medicine Of rea
pate Some are selling Sarsaparlia and other syuDs in
pong them on the gnolan' fer the Panaces others are
mixing tive genuine medicine with moasses &c making
tree bottles ont t one thus retaining some of lis virtues
ohers are nsag ne genuine Panacea their Joes 10 her
rm curts 10 obtain cetGcotes give o.p, reopauo
70 These mutations and adul etations have in many in
Stances piaiac Cd the nirrines of y, lens IN diseases
where the genane Paaacea would have proved Instant,
eiheaclons therefore deem il dur, the pnbhc
70 assure them, that the composition Of ny Panacea u not
known nor vas i communicated other person n nv
Nay whatever and consequently hat all other mixtures
represented TO be mine, are fraudulent nposti,s
WM. SWAIN
No 221 Chesnut street, bet~ een Seventh and
Eighth streets, neai Masonic Hall. Phadelpha
CT Communications post paid and orders from any part
OF the world will receive immediate attention.
~ Sold in Wilmington, by Nj JOHNSON,
.Vo. 80, Market Street; and also, by ]. BRING.
Oct 49, 1927. O, H.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
MIisDLEIOWN AGAilEMY
Classical DeDartnent.

rkStls last,u ion viii Be opcncd On " ,rCa, the 22l q
October INST, uNdei lie care &c lie Rev lossrE
'iLscs
IL this Seminary Students MI, be thoroughly Instructed
- the daereM braacF@s e ,ood Enslis, and Classical
education, ~, Reading Writing Aritiretc c, Ffeea
Grammar Geography, Compos ton, Eloru,on, .a'leHs
'cs and Ne eeek snd iat.n Languages. TIC terms 8
tuition vii hr--fo the English branches eNclps'e q
Mathematics, 80 per session SIC including he Maize
mates for the IanguaFcs including tho Engist $40 re-
session initinn nlnncy 10 be psd in advance.
There will be sessions in the year viii. short VAC
ton between each.
Good boarding can he ol-ained in rcspec able families Fl
Tue village u the rc Of forty dollars per session; aud
tew beaflers be accommodated in tie arly of d.
Principal mo EDDuWEs Sr'1.
nidslletown, Oct. !, 1897 q4--3n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
SAU1.iyy(,.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EGr Sale.
The subscriber. pu

The substrlber. purposing 10 leaye
the State, offers for sale, tue FApu
I which lie now resides, situated on M ~ y.
elevated ground, within hat mile - -.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30

VEsllS Medicine has acquired very extended and esab
hshed celebrity both nos pda and prvae practice,
inch us efficacy alone has supported upwards Of ght
As sbrng or faRpurfer, i has given constitutions
10 hausands il IS by us operation The Blond that such
surprising have been performed hnse who were
supposed 10 be abo.lng under pulmonary affections, &c
The eff CT OF this medcine is such not to interrupt
eher business pleasure and requires only the
of moderation diet Il sconveyed 81 the clrcu
ting fluids, and corrects tier Tenderness 10 the
diseases which glnate in viliated blood, diseased
vcr " dtpraved appetite. Ii is safe medicine aud
all those evils which nnsuccasst use Of rner
ours ,fen No one, holserer is advised 10
take + yh0n frs Pp con1lacing himself If lie truth ef
.sAai here stated and ne lestude Z. ne Prophecies
teations.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
NOTls,i.

4 pEhi trnsty Colored Girl. Is Gears OH uho J.,
ne'saads cooking, and Al kind Of ouse wat to h.
this State. Inquire al t.s Office '4''y, ~
Sept. Ia, 1877. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30

This medicine has the singular fortune, lust tribute o
its great merit, Of being recommended b, the celr.
hrated Practitioners Of Med cine the Ufei States and
else where whereas OF The spurious mstures made
in imitation Of It Ia. The Il asst ,uppptt the medical
faculty hls TACT offers argument PLAN and concur
,ye, that needs on; 70 be mentioned enforce con
yction.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-30
From Dr. WIN. Price. Liverpool England, formerly Sur

From DR.. VIM Price. Liverpool England formerly Sur
geon Of The Pennsl wanna Hospital, &c
The Vegetable syrup called Swlm's Panacea prepared
ny Mr. Swarm, OF flaelphia mas recently been inrpdu
ced here BY Dr. Price, from the United STATES of America
where 4 is now exensively used in the treatment of
rety Of Chronic Diseases.
Of the efficacy Of this preparation Dr. Price has had album
ant and most satisfactory evidence, during Of ex
permens made under his directions whilst Surgeon Of the
Pennsylvania Hospital and since his arrival il England
he has had The good fortune OF witnessing many additional
instances ui ts successful atlrinistiaton
The diseases IN which this Medicine has bee particular
useful are those arising from constitutional causes-as il
he various tnrm of Scroula whether affecting the bones
joints, o. soft parts and in where disposition to
TINS disease ~ ma es'ed by debility only, il operates as
preventive 70 ne local disease by lis beneficial effects on
ease and in the secondary forms Of Syphilis and has late.
" been gwen u marked success in chronic diseases IL
the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition Of
mercury y has, likewise very recently bee administer.
ed with decided advantage bv Of the most distinguish.
ed Surgeons III London, which had entirely des.
toye1 The RICH, Of the patient, and great portion
q the AIDE OF the face. WM PRICE, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
From the Literary Cadei.
THE LOG BOOK.

Many OF those, who have ever taken an inter
est in nautical affairs, have probably often look
ed over ships Log Book, with degree OF
curiosity, and peruscd with deep interest, the
plain and uDvarnisheG productions Of the disci-
pies of Neptune, who, when on the ocean, in
their simple, vet eloquent language, carefully
note down the proceedings; and incidents Of
thei- voyages.
A few days since, whilst looking over bun
die of papers, belonging to some deceased rela-
tive OF the family we stumbled upon an old
Log Book, purpor,ing to have been kept on
board the "good 1rigantine 2o!la, John l.
Clackson master, bv Seth Mcdonald mate -
whilst on her ~oysge from Lisbon To- ST Jag
de Cuba. Turning the pages oarelesaiy over
our eye caught the following memorandum:
July, l795. Lat. by observation 81, Norm.
Lon IS West These twenty FOUR hours COO.
mence With fresh gales from the East and East
South East. At o'clock the wind mere ased
10 gae:-called all hands TO reef to- sails; look
IN the courses, slowed IN The jib and reetcd the
trysan. AT | O'Clock, the wind increasing. and
considering ii dangerous to scud any longer,
took In all sail, SET the storm siaysa and lay
her 10, Tried the pumps, and found they made
but little water, set all hands al work between
decks, mendng sails. This day, an event oc-
CURED which will ever be remembered by the
ritter of this Log Book Matilda An,oneue
Gonsolvo. young lady, apparently about the
age oil ST venteen, i native Of Lisbon, who took
passage, with US, under mysterious crcumstan
ces, abou, one O., lock this day, was taken sud
denly III, and all efforts to dissipate the disease
which had TOO evidently possessed her. proved
fruitless, and she expirrd and in ser last mo-
ments, offered up to Heaven, prayer in behalf
oil some one, whose name she could not aricu.
late. She was young, lovely, intelligent and IN
ttres,ing, and during the voyage, until few
hours previous To her death, was cheerful, COM
and apparently happy We knew
not OF Der illness, I'LL few moments before she
expired, and as She breathed her life out, she
smiled oomplacenlly upon those around her.
waved her hand in token of last fare well, and
sieptiu peace lcould have wepr,-I could have
prayed, II either ~oulc have spared the Lowell,
girl from the er~sp of dea;h; and when we saw
her sink in'o eternal siumbers, a panp o'ercome
me, and yet knew not why. At four O'Clock
The lovely maid, was shrouded in the babili
ments OF death; placed upon the quarter deck
when the last sad tribute of respect was paid 10
her remains-a twenty four pound shot was
fastened TO the shroud, and the loyelies, of pri,
was consigned TO the bosom Of the deep. And
Is she fell into the dark blue waters of the o
;ean, tear dropped from the eyes of each of
our galian, tars, and each and all involuntarily
babe the hapless girl last and long farewell
Ii was but too evident, tina, she had commit |
ed suicide; though We knew Of nothing tha,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
THE MARKET

PETERSBURG, May ll.-"otion, to 81 cts.
Liverpool advices 10 April 6, are again unfavor.
able to this article-it appears decline Of q
to i'd, had been submitted to by the holders. a
harmed, we suppose, by The immense imports.
However, little or no effect, is percep,ible in our
markel-good qualities still command our high.
est quotations.
Tobacco, passed, 8 to S7-refused, d TO BAL
I'VE do not perceive in our late adyices anv
rise in this article; but the former prices were
fully supported, and the demand very good: il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17

sbou,d have driven her to the commission OF so
- an act. and her melancholy fate was man
,led Inv a deep and unfa,homahle' mystery. On
en,oyinp the bed clothes from the birth In which
sha died. the steward found note addressed to
Canaan Clarkson, which read as follows
To Captain Garrison
sThis mole will inform Captain Clarkson that
his female passenger Matilda Antolne,te Con
solyo,we aryswi.h life, has put an end TO herex-
is,ence. The cause, which led her to This rash
act. must not be known; su fhcient will II DE Tor
the world to know, that she was weary With lie,
ana no longer capable of bearing its tortures-
She commends her soul TO the beloved Saviour,
and hopes for absolulon and forgiveness Her
unlimely end she requests may not be stated to
The ,word& and as she has voluntarily taken
away ,ha: life, which was given her, but about
The acceptance OF which she was not consulted,
she homes that the curious will not enquire al
Ter her history-ro Captain Clarkson, and his
officers and crew, Matilda Antoinette offers her
last farewell, and flies away 10 realm of bliss.
MATILDA.
Never have me, with one, in whose welfare
have felt SO deeply interested, as IN THIS Yong
lady, and can truly say, In the lahsuase Vi fer'
dnand in the Tempest
many lady
have eyed with best regard; and many time
The harmony OF their tongues have into bondage
Brought my too diligent ear; for several virtues
Have | lik'd several women; never any
With so FULL soul, but some defect IN her
Did quarre! with the noblest grace she ow'd'
And putt to the foii:f But you, you,
SO perfect and so peerless are created
Of every Creatures best"
At O'Clock, P. Nj. the gale abaled, the wind
fchopped round 10 West South West; mace al
sail and proceeded on our voyage. Al -
clock p. NJ. caught Porpose. So ends these
twenty four hours, with light winds and pleas
ant weather. all hands employed in performing
| ships duty-Latitude by observation q AZ
North Longitude 70 81 West.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
A mos, extraordinary circumstance lately oc

A most extraordinary circumstance latelyo c.
Cured al hampton, in this county. Tor the truth
Of which we have the authority Of a near rel.
tive Of the party who resides in this city The
wife Of William Cooper, of the above yillage,
when far advanced in pregnancy, paid S,s
to some relatives Who reside near Copenhogrr
House, in London, who, in their garden, kept
a live tortoise. Mrs. Cooper, on seeing it, was
much terrified, Some time after her return, ard
about FIVE weeks since, she was delivered of a
female child, watch actually has on It's head a
substance exactly resembling well-formed tor
toist the shell projecting from the head, and
striped like the real one. The child is still "a
live and in health. and the tortoise continues on
the head The mead of the tortoise has the
strongest resemblance to that Of The .rea! ami
NAL; and II actually pro ects from :he end OF the
shell in q substance about the size of the top ola
persons finger Oxford Eng. J Herald
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17

has created farther animation in our market
al rather advanced prices
Corn, SS-We perceive no change in this ar
ticle--,he demand is very great, but the guam
~ in the market fully sufficient.
Bacon, to 8! cts--LudSa 10 9 cts. These
articles are becoming very scarce, and are ca.
gerly purchased at our quotations.
LaieLfgsncer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17

We are concerned 10 say, that we think such
language indecorous and injurious. That there
are slaves in the Uniled States is much 10 De la
mented, and all judieious s constitutional means "a
should be taken TO lessen and terminate tnis
state of things. But as it exists by sanction OF
the Constitution, aud the present generaIioh Is
not blameable for it, we repea: that II is UNJUST
and uncandid TO be referring 10 it with sensure
and reprobatlon"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
THE HESSIAN FLY.

We are sorry TO learn that owing to the rava.
pes committed by this destructive insect, the
Wheat crop, which, until lately, promised to
renurierat the farmer for the deficiency of the
Two las, years, begins to wear a scky aspect,
and tina. general failure oft, in this quarter,
is 10 be unprecedented. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
WHEAT CROP.

The Fredericksburg Herald Of "Wednesday,
says: eve are sorry 10 hear from som, ofthc
upper counties of the STATE, that the Fly IS max.
ing dreadful ravages upon the Wheat. Some
fields we are informed are entirely destroyed"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-17
~ , IA. y .SD,2,G 3Ae
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY II. 1927.


SUNDAY last from Havana, BY which arrival the
editor OF the Commercial Advertiser learns that
Commodore 3orer's squadron had free ingrcss
and egress at Key West a number of vessels
had been captured by his squadron; one Of them
"a Spanish ship from Cadiz) was captured by
the brig Bravo, of Cape Antonio the middle Of
April, and was stated to be worth 81 10000
The prisoners were taken to Key West.
The Baltimore Patriot of yesterday SAYS
We notice meeting of the frIenus Of the Adj
minis,ration is called in Cecil county TO choose
Delegates 10 the General Convention to be held
ed up with vigor in every county in the State.
The people are taking their own affairs INTO
iheis h:uadS-aaI ID i r4ff4 BID
lie servants, who are conducting the affairs of
the government as ably as they ever have been
since the days of General Washington
The town Of LIrrLEToN in the State of Mas
Snchusetfs, has voted moi 10 be represented
hi, year in the Legislature. Last year that
town sent the only aGti-adniiniSiraiion man there
was in III
An election was held in the c;,v IF p,s,or or
Th,.sI.
:, u. ,,'''' ~ VI heb'''''u'e
"' MASSACHUSETTS, There were i've tickets vo-
ted Tor VIZ: "the Union Administration ticket"
A." the Federal Republican ticket" "the Free
Bride ticket ".,bs Peou,ar Re,,h,;r an ,;cl., >,
and " the Rroter ,ic.a,,, TIA ,hl -.
u '''e' CIV" was 10Y; necessary iof ehoice
1885. Eight members only were chosen, Ieav-
ing % vacancies to be filled by new election.
On ia. srh;.,, of I'll. ,,,o po.,, r
'"' "''NS' '''' '''o"ihs 'et'aiNS' ,! "nich II
supporters of he Administration Of the Gene
raj Government
This cleo on, thus far, is satisfactory. No
gentleman mas been CHOSEN who was no' on the
UNION ADMINISTRATIONS TICKET the probabl-
my 's' 'na' none who Is not placed upon mat
is'' can of hereafter ELECTED ne Pfdcf'c"0'hfy
VI on1oh i" 'nis Guy Is therefore beyond
uoup'. ne elections N The country towns so
lar as they nave been ascertalned, 90 ali proceed
upon Inc same principle, and 'he 'ain' prospect
"n'cn some friends OF General Jackson Aaa Of
ae'eruns 10 our ornale,are growing more faint,
anu 'as' teceding from their view we state
ms not by way OF reproach, hut as matter OF