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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1927.
TIIRESllING GRAIN.

sufficient encouragement be obtained, the sub
L scber intends introducing Of his Portable Tresh
ing fachines into this neghbnrhood for the purpose of
fhreshng Grain. His terms FIVE cents per b,lshel.
Mr. VIM. Cooch ct Coochs Bridge, or Col Sewall and Mr.
TN the subject J. w. CRAGG.
Farmers wishing TO have their grain thresIed on the
above terms, will please leave their aud an estimate
Of the number of bushels be threshold Hin Dopnans
Inn, Centre Road, at the Office of the Waichman. The
information received WILDE communicated to Mr. Cragg
at Ekton Monday the 29h and should there be
sufficient encouragement to justify his coming to this sh-
borhood, he will attend to it in few day after
Wilmington, Oct 49, o3-3,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
IMPORTANT
To those afflicted acith Indigestion.
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir.

hNE OF the most ssreea lie and efii &C rs Medicines
- ever uisens erea III tne pefhanen ~ nose cn'o
nic st'tas 81 utfa'Sc'ne" VI WIG sio,'aen az Ve't
yscera, constituting that miserable disease Called sep
IA
NO complaints are more common ,han tIe Vaf'o' n'od'
ncauons Oh tnis osease oi 'ue s.oha'' '"e 'otoes
winch are 30 very important 70 hea WA 'hc cis' Is
.nsemen is attended WIN dsagreeaD'e co"se1'" cts
the whole system fcftaps mere Is none N inc "h"te
catalogue 70 winch TINS vscus Is aoe more ainictS a
less under the influence OF meucne; man dyspepsia, :"
LII rs ,, fc,v and hailed tb never If Al, ndiar,
J; ea;sfI a,tnntion N Az ~ II NAN, Ill.
. - ~ H., ~. -, ,.,;,.,. .,a,,,a,, 49,. 80,
80 . ,c NJ xsvat,o, 40 +, 2 ,,s..a ;,ssl
60 "a"y' ~ al the stnn,aeh : s -
- ' IL nnss a. n he CHIEF Lxurv IS lie 10 NJ
-, - 80 80 " - 80 ' 49,
RE symptoms that dyspepsia or Indigestion
are various different constitutions but for The part
loss of abtete nausea s,cknesS the discharge
Of in the morning from The mouth sometimes faess,
6ut geraNy sour henri burn pun IN tie M of he stomach
ss Of The hersaic motion ,esines, cossreneSs, pai
tat,on o The hcari paieess Of the nance vego IF the
head fucncy with roaring of zviad in he hozpes, and
long ram Of neruons utons TOO teous TO enun,ae I'm.
der all these various symptoms the stomach is the primary
seat of disease constant morbid secretion of matter pro-
cnp acid and wind owing to the de biltatcd state this
causes some of the mo disagrceabe sensations
arr. ed with the alkales nagresa and ordinary
al hut little more than paae the seycrity Of
| :, Tr,sr,,e
The basis Of the Elixir is vegetable, and perfectly nno
cent in its operation; destoystha sour state CT the $40
mach the instant IL staKen ana hoiNa secreoh
BY giving sr nsh 10 VIC muscular hple o. ua pos.a
organ by which means the perstac motion OF the mites
tines IS ncreased and cosuveness obVatcdi anew acoh
giveu to 'he sss'en winch puts all end 10 tram OF as
trcssing nervous sensations.
Another form OF the disease IN when Inc Elixir IS al
mirahy caic"ia "a 70 reeve, Is We ae'e " ~ee
me stomach WIN not Dear lc 'o,ha'y
cneS Indicated ~ sucn cases ~ as ne
TO- ewing v'b".' anu ,.s., ~ e .. SYNONYMOUS " way
body whhon ihcreas .ne 'eofne sa'e
Inc proprietor Is cnnhoen' .a' slnp'o iis VI ms
ELAi w es'ab'sh US cnaacer IN .he cure o, uysPeP
s's, over all DINER remeuesh use az 'ne Preseh' cay
Extract of letter from Physician Of Augusta,
March 22J' 1870
na n yo in New York during the las,
used every means and taken advantage of every opportun
a., how, yirtups think It has
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms ate, those who pay during the month Of
January 81 July, six months in advance-Four Dollars
y.r From those who do not pay above, Fipe Dollars
IN be demanded Il sub 'criber wishes to decline, he
wa, notify the editors Of his Intention before the first of
I,ne or December, and pay all arrearages. Without a
eo ,aace with these conditions, paper will be discon
,,n.,ei exceni at the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
,h,n hree months four times for dollar, and twen-
i cent for every subsequent insertion longer pro.
,.r,ion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
, no their advertisements to be inserted, they
I be n,inte till f,rbd. Letters to the Editors,
sure attention must be post paid.
fiDcrtsa,ng 6ytheyear.
To Subscribers. TO Non-Subscribers,
wear SIS, 90 year S18 90
months go months g. 50
8 do a, % do. S. Oo
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
FOR SALE.

FEyEN shares of Stock in the Farmers Bank Of the State
Of Delaware Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will
please inquire at this Office.
Oct. 10. o8-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
"1 HAVE SEEN AN END OF ALL PERFECTION"

have seen man in the glory Of his days and
the pride of his strength. lie was built like the
tall cedar that lifts its head above the forest trees
like the strong oak that strikes its root deeply in
to the earth. lie feared no danaer-he felt no
sckness--he wondered that any should groan or
sigh at pain. His mind was vigorous like his bo-
dy, he was perpexed at no intieacy he was daunt-
ed at no difficulty INTO hidden things he search
ed, and what was crooked he made plain. lie
went forth fearlessly upon the face If the mighty
deep; he surveyed the nations Of the earth; he
measured the distances Of the stars, and called them
by their names !; he goried in the extent OF his
and strove to search even into what the .,lmi.hty
had concealed And when looked on him, said.
6 what piece of work is man low noble is rea
son how infinite in faculties! in form and moving
how express and aniailc in action how like Al
angel in apprehension how like God -
| returned his look was no more lofty, nor hi,
step proud his broken frame was like some ruin,
cd .ompy; his hairs Hryo "hte snd sca;.ere'!; and
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23
NOTICE..

A VERY rusty Coore'! Girl, 10 years DID, who un-
~ desands cooking AID all kinds q" house-wokto be
disposed Of for IL wears, some respectable family "
his State. Inquire at this Office.
Sept. II, 1927. es-lf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-23

Consider the end before you begin. and before
Won advance, provide retreat.
Give not unnecessary pain TO any man, but ssl-
dy the happiness OF ALL
Found not :sur aisHi'y aron your Eoaes 70 hgr+
others
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

although their injust.e orsa ,I0s. .a
their oppre ssion severely felt Your memo.ialisls
therefore are fully Of opinion tina, il is sd1iseabc 70
retrsce the steps that have been taken ndto ahao
the mischief that has been done, rather than TO add
any further strength TO system every way so Oh
ice tiorsb!e end revolving.
But your memoriallss now see with profound re
sret tina, they are doomed TO suffer without any
hope OF termination to these imposions and en-
that their honest earnings are tegis-
lated ont Of their pochets to be bestowed SratuH
ousiy on citizens Of distant part OF the Union, OF
10 be expended in operations in which part only
of the Uniun is interested, and from which your
me .ialists have reasonable expectation OF
benefit that the tax laws TO be enacted, are ~
future to be- as for many years they have been mol
national bu, sectional; so that the beneht OF the
Union 10 his state, is be coming daily more dubious
and dispuiabe
Your memoriasts eannot hel dwelling moment
longer On tins branch If thei, Just complaints lhe
du les LAID by Congress- OF whatever Description, {
levied in great part on articles purchased ny souh,
rrn industry and consumed by the south but these
duties are expended almos. exclusively Tor the benc
ft OF othei sections Of the Union. All the tsxes
that support the expenditures OF the army, oil the
navy, OF the various torfic ATOMS oil roads and ca
mails. in whatever proportion we pay them. return
10 US no note All that is taken from US, is Gispo
Sc d 0; elsewhere We are benefited 10 The south
I
by these expenditures, in no way that we can per
ceive OF feel All that we pay is accumulated in
defending and improving distant sections Of the
Union. ana the mos einy OF the norsh IS butt upon
lhe imposerishmen 81 the sou b. Although we
have long submitsd without plant tht int Yuali
y aud injustice OF this state o. things is be- ming
too CARING 10 RENAL" unnoticeG and the bnt,hens
pcs, US too heary to be 6orhe IN stencp my
longer
Deeply impressed With these considerations. your
me moriaists do earnestly with the highes, rcspec'
tor your honorable body. ent, eat ha att ncs here
totore passed under the influence oil =, 4 .i,h
70 Tariff u protection, may be ,tpealed that ..
laws be hereafter passed imposing dates o. taxes
OF any description. III what the real wants III he
tessary REVENUE may ,eqGre anA ina; the prinei-
pie and practice Of protecting duties by which the
industry OF one class oil t,tizes IS osiered and
y srded al the expense Of HE rest, be forever absn
doned
| And your me moriasts. with all respect, submit to
the wisdom Of youi honorable body the aforesaid re
quest, aud earnestly pray ha the relct called for
by his memuria may be granted.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
FOR TIE WA1cIMAN

In the Delaware Gazette Of the 2lst san have s, d.
an article Opposed t. b. written by the Etr ii that "a.
per, entitled Mnaers Grafts" in which he attempts ii
throw Stigma upon Adams man" for inviilnp trie
understood 10 be ckSon man, 70 the Albums ration meet.
ing held al catk's Corner aud promising him his convey.
ance and dinner gatis cause which requires So man,
props 10 support II, must needs have good ma on the
lonkoui-Rnd Sammy he the oracle Of h,.
jackson phity ~ thus place, they most peutcously t.
nsied 10 HIM. such ns they The gentleman no uas
invited to the meeting is old ard inm, and orks hui III,
ties consequently his cannot be yct, precious bu,
hal he went he WnHid not have been Disposed dispute
the right OF the landlord 10 receive compensation Tor uhat
ne mad eaten as .ome others did further dow The oa
few DAYS after.
F3on a" jackson man" who was at Tie nj ctnq a, Chris
tiana Bridge, learned The following act. Which tic Editor
may place 10 4 credit ct the above II he thks Dfoper
lie states that dinner lime he entered az the public
houses tn dine AID as he mo u the dining rooms
he met four or five usty Jackson me pareylnr y III
the doo keeper his right 70 any thing at item i
what they had eaten, they being acksun men, The keen
er replet" Gentlemen, suppose Won Jackson me
and all that are here 0f the party bin does a guar
antee your tight I" my pii, and drink ny Iquor
without paying r. :" dom care d-p" cried org
fellow who appeared to be sok fer the party
were promised that our expenses should nc pad and We
will pay nothng-we are jackson came here 10
vote for Andrew jackson and id we'll pay cent -
he gentleman eat his dinner and having paid for it left
me room ~ disgust. while the patty sl Lareyr a,
the door. Now would ask the puny Editor Of Inc Ga
zee, whether the travelling and eating expenses az
Jces0n na were 10 be paid ai The ctal bu,sc Or rot
Were they deceived, and Jared ~ the meeting BY The
promise Of good cheer il tabilca,lon 81 thfiI
partf Inc gentleman who tells this ut9te is re.per
table citizen, aud upon whose ,eroy t,cpend and
u bis name Is badly wanted be Civee :, he Cor
Po!as say y" TUT aaoc! g'%IfS ''hasfs "a,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
I hristiana Hundred.

Al respectable meeting of The Czcns of Chrisana
Hundred, friendly 10 tie ADMINISTRATOR convened par
sHant to public lo,ice at the Buck Ian, Wedncs lay
the 20 September, IL 4.
J,ms MA.lya Mas called the char, and MsLLrAa
Do>>As appointed secretary. @as then, upon mo-
LnuGmotNly Rss9lred, That this meeting most cordially
app - 1T tie nomination n kfSSEY JOHNS, junior,
70. candidate for the Iio OF Reprcsen atises II
UGi'el stats, and OF the County ticket formed At
Clarke, Cor on the 18Th inst and hal will use i |
fair and honorable pionott the Of the
sam" ne general election on Tue stla, next
Resoired lha the following persons be appointed 10
nonint committee Of vigilance, VIZ David S'dliam,
James Campbell, Isaac Flnn, w liam boyd Robert Pierce.
Jr and hnnas Walters
BY whom tie folowitg names were reported and itop
ted BY the meeting committee, whose dizzy il shah he
70 use al. due ii gence and vigilance 10 brlis ont the
friends Of the Administration u this Hundred Oh Tuesday
ecXt, VI
David s,idham, William Huston, Jain 4 Banning, Joo
iaddock. Jacob Nay Samuel Woodward, Eli Wilson,
John Siidall VIM Martin, las Srda, James liatJt OK,
John MAlmn, Ihos Wal err VIII am i,eeyes, John Wal.
Slldham, William Little, William Boyd John hogan,
Henry Head, Mayor william Armstrong, Capt. John Ncals
Robert Armstrong, John Arastro &, r. l. tu Pont. I'll
Siney, Pete llams John Campbell. VIM. Donnan,
Thomas lyman, ftos ynan lr Jds PHI Lyman, Robert
r Robinson, Jacob Rofhwcli, Ephrain T. Stops, Wm.
Huston, Jr. Wm BALDWIN, Peter iIcnii ks,n Alfred dt
Pot, Ashton X cafison, .no Richardson, John Way ~
Bradford Isaac Shallcross l,bcr Crosby, Joseph chard
son, Alexander Gray, Samuel Hicatdson, Benjamin Mol.
ngsp oith, esse CLAIR, Jacob u.cy no. liola. Iau
Mtarvev Thomas Stanley, Aix. Orr, John G. i'hil rs
MCullongh Arthur nlth /. Iondel, Rcbort Miller
Henry Gavindcr, Caleb XIX, John Rsger, tctrge Meal
Tough, il Robert Iophan .nd Peter Etn,cksun, .lr.
]. W. DuyxAN, sfc'l. JOHN McMlNN. inas nan.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
ron TIE NArcItMAM.

IN tuesday next. my fellow citizens, By your
votes VIII be decrnlihed cause in which we must
all ieel very deep interest. 1t will mt be con-
test whether tins man that man is tn br unr Rep.
reschtatvc in Congress. Not is uf far more
Impotence. Il v whether you will determine by
your votes 10 put down an aristccraItol itflu,nce
thai Is exciting every nerve to take from you he
power q choice. What right, | ssk, has any
member OF 'ht SENATE ot tie { nrd STATE. 10 nnni-
mate candidate 10 Cor stsss: " hen Mi, ques-
ZION IS once ahs~e,td amy and csntltIy, il must
be admiued he has none. Another question hn
arises Why did he do su: Is il net plan 10
your understanding that II was with view solely
10 meet his own expectations /? Nov, put plain
proposition 70 you. A. and B represent this state
in the Senate Of The United States They esr't
every faculty 10 have csrd,.!nc hiourhi lu~al
who thinks as ,ity do II this can,ina,r = -
by yon ae i theh HE ncie toQl ii j, q =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
TIE ADMINISTRATION
.NEWc.3srLE COuNTF TICKET.

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
kensey johns, Jr.
SENATOR.
Jacob Faris.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Alexander ;. Read,
duhn j. A!iflisar,
Washington Rice,
James Mccullough, e.
John Exton,
Benjamin Watson,
Alexander Craw ford.
levy COURT.
John Jansicr. Jr., st. G. II.
y,aac Price, W. G. {. H..
James Patten. p. III.
Philip Rcvbold, X. l.. II.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
MEMORIAL.

To the Honorable, the Senate and House Of Repre-
spntatires If the United States, the .uenoriat Of
The cui2ehs inhabitonts Of -, IN the State 0f
South Carolina, respectfully shereth:
That your menoralists have observed with great
and reasonable apprehension, the dangerous aud
never.ending encroaehments OF persons who claim
as a right from your honorable bndy, an universal
system of protecting duties in favor of all articles
that any Spectator may think proper to manuiac
ture in these United States; greatly increasing
thereby the price of the article upon the purchaser
who needs il. to the manifest deriment of the whole
class of purchasers aud consumers, who constitute
in fact, the PUBLIC
Your memoriasts. deeply suffering under this
system OF protecting duties, far as it hath al
ready proceeded, and neither feeling nor expecting
any benefit to themselves in return, desire to ex-
press their deliberate conviction that CoNGREss
possess no p0icpr under the constitution, to enact
any such system Of peculiar protection or to favor
IN any manner one class OF citizens at the expense
Of the rest: that such system has been long felt
in this state, equally unjust in its principle and
IN its operation that it arrays the pursuits and the
interests of one section Of the Union against those
OF another: conlerrn. advantages and privilege,
arbitrarily. uncqualy, and in no degree sanctioned
by the constitution or by nstIce: and that it Is liza
BILE to great abuse as political engine. by bribing
one section Of the Unton ,rith the PL U.tUEk Of
another.
Your memorialists, are willing TO pay towards the
necessary REVENUE of the country, whatever sums
Congress may think it right to call for; but they
utterly deny tina, Congress possesses any oons,itu
tonal authority to impose taxes for any other pur
pose. They consider the tars Of this kind atreadp
passed. as encroachnenfs on the common compact,
between The states Of this confederacy Such laws
have been submitted TO from feeii.gs Of generosity
and from motives Of peace and good neighboybood,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-05
BY S. s. SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS,

To subscribers in this village, aud subscribers by mail or by post carriers, TWO DOLLARS per gear, payable in odvance. To companies Jess than Ten, by mail, or taken from tue office, aUhere there IS joint responsibility or sOhere one iDdiuiduoI is responsible, S1, ,5O per gear, in ad UGnce. I'o like companies of more tkan ten. ST. s5 per gear, in GdUGnce.-Where payment is de- taycd to the end of the year 25 cts aOU be added to each of tue Gbope prices.
 No papers sViU be discontinued untl al ar- rearages are paid, except at the discretion the publisher.
 ADVERTISING.
 For ho!f square, three insertions, or Jess, D cents ;-mOre than ha! fa square, and Jess than 0 square, e7 l2 cents ;-tor one square, S1 ,OO j; --and is the same proportion .tor more than c square; for continuing advertisements more than three 'ceeks, % per cent per Oeek ,o be charged.
 PROBATE NOTICES. 41dministrators ded Executors S1,OO Commissioners S1,q5
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-05
BRADDOCK,S FIELD.

''Nine miles above Pittsburg, and imme- diatoly upon the north bank of the Monon- gahela river,is the celebrated battle ground called Braddock's Field.' It is famous for the destruction of an army intended to capture Fort Duquesne, crush the extend ing power of France, and control the In- dians on our western borders. Here
 Washington fought and Braddock fall. On this spot 50 Frenchmen and 25O Indians nearly destroyed the forty-ninth and fifty- first regiments of the British regulars, though aided by number of provincial troops. The battle was fought on the after noon of the 9th of.July, 1765. Seventy years have passed away, and yet the crum- bling bones of men and horses are seen in every field for a mile in circuit.a For uia-
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-05

"Where now thy sting, o death and where, O Grave, Thy victory ?" Friend of my youth, trac'd thy upward flight, dust NoSwOuld my thoughts still finger round thy too would fain arise, and leave hahind These solitary realms of tears and death.
 p R
The Litchfield County post., 1827-04-05

By RICHARD PENN SMITH, ESQ. Messmates, hear a brother sailor, Sing the dangers of the deep"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Ne>~rs Putnam and Hunt. of Boston, arc
about to publish monthly periodical, under the
tile of the !" I.AnIrs' MAG4zIxE," to be edited
by " Mrs Sarah ]. lalc," the authorcss Of
- NorihWood
Mr. Goodrich, the enterpri>inS Publisher Of
TUE ToEES. aad other elegant works designed
as holiday presents. proposes t. ISSUE a volume
on the 10 Of laanary. comprising choice Sc
lcctinn~ tIosA the varinu, publications Of this ma
tnre. which are already announced for the wear
1878 This Volume is intended FIR the conyc-
nience Of person, who wish 70 possess tie most
beautiful portions oftho~" works, without incur
ring the expense Of purchasing the whole,
We have received The first number OF tic
scHooL GAzE1TE, published at the Hartford
Female Seminary. Connocticrt Til, is tie
first instance within onr Knowledge Of pnner
publicly issued rnnl froalr chool. and sun
Piled entirely by IFS pupil A. such. IT j a ca
flosity, even in this az" # novelty The matter
ii contains is altogether ORIGINAL. a,d IN uit and
imagination Is superior to the mas, Of uhl, an.
pears in the literary prrio.ii,oi~ of the DIV The
institution at which it is published is establish
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29

IN" obedience of children to Iheir parents.
Is the basis of all government. and is set
forth as the measure of that obedience which
we owe to those whom Providence has
placed over uS.-.33Hs1,!
the qna/i'y offortmc though a man has
less reason to value himself upon il. is. how
ever, the kind Of quality which make, tue
most shining figure, inhc (ye ofMe m0NA.
Ibid
Life, p}griu,0@c.-Men IN Scripture
are called strangers. and sojourncrs upon
earth, aud If" i pilgrimage Several hea-
then, a. well a. CHRISTIAN authors. have IL
presented the world IL an i'm, which was
only de,gne;, 10 turn,n II, with accommo-
datlons in f'iI- our passage. ! is therefore
absurd to thlnN Of srt);nr up car rest. be-
fore We come TO our journeys cad. and not
rather to take care ri the reception we shall
there meet with. dina t. iiN nur thoughts Oh
the l!1tie convenience, and advantages
wh ca We en- " one above aHothcr, in the
way t. IT, INT.
Lmgt'er, while it lasts, ~lackcns and
unpraces the m ed. wrakrn> the tacultc>.
AMI causes a kind Of rtml,SHe>> anI DISCO
luton in all the powers Of the souj--1rd
thu, far it may be looked upon a, a weak
ness IN ta2 coulY ,-tlon ni human nnturr.-
Bat i We cJ4~i!er Tie frequent relief, ~
receive trom il, and how often it break, tnr
gloom (which j, apt to'Icprc~> he lninA ana
damp our >piris with transient ana unnx-
p"vted CLEANS If joy. one woui take care
llo| , .r,sw to- wise for 80 great i }2@sure
ol life N1.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29

ed on an extensive scale and permanent founda-
ton. 1t is conducted by Miss Cathaline F.
Bcccher, a lady distinguished in her nativc state
for high intellectual endowmcnts and benevo-
lcnce OF heart. The School Gazette is publish
cd week. and contains eight octave pages at
one dollar per annum-l CHcianuti Chronicle
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29

care of one who never raised her weeping eyes
to heaven, as she lmpored its blessing on my
head
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29

\ mild tempered woman is az a haea,n tbat
heals l,otJimDs{ut so,4oiex
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-29

lady. Frau Schncidcrin; cobbler'>. Frau
Schnmacherln: generals, Frau General
in; and all of these fraus feel themselves
highly offended. if not duly distinguished,
according % their husbands vocation.