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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
BYRoNLA.
RIO MISS ClIAWORTIf.

. departure from England, Lord Byron zsroie
2 beautiful and tender peyses, which may sUeH SO
y.son .plfh The celebrated lines on similar suos'
oa--" Fare. ihee-,vei, and " Jforeper"
'Tis done and shlyering in the gale,
The bark untolds the snowy sail;
And whistling er the bending mast,
Loud Sings on high the treshng BLAST
And must from this land brsone,
because | cannot love but one.
But could be what have been,
And could ace what have seen--
Could repUse upon the breast
Which once my warmcst wishes bless
/ should mot seek another zone,
Beeause L cannot love but one.
Ills long since beheid that eye
Which gave me bliss or misery;
And have striven, but in vain,
Never to think Of it again
For though fly from Abbot,
.still can only love but one.
AZ some lone bird without n mate,
My weary heart is desolate
look around, aud cannot trace
One friendly siuilr or welcome face;
And cen il crow I'm still alone.
Because / cannot love but one.
And will cross the whitening foam.
And will seek a foreign home;
Till forget false fair face,
I ne er shall tnd 4 resting place:
MY avn dark thoughts cannot shun,
But ever love, aud love but one.
The poorest, veriest wretch on earth
Still fluids some hosptab. hearth,
Where friendships Oh loves softer glov
Nav sn. in JOY, OF sooth in Wo;
But friend or lover have none,
Because cannot love but one
go hut wheresoe'r fte
There's not al eye will for me,
There's not kind congenai heart
VIII re can claim the Ine;aiest part;
Nor thou, who hast my hopes undone,
Wilt sigh, although oy, but one.
To think of every early scene
OF what We are, and what we've been--
Would VII In some softer hearts with wU.
But mine, alas has stood the blow,
Yet still beats on as it begun,
And never truly loves but ono.
And who that dear, loved one may be
Is not Tor vulgar eyes 10 see -
Aud why that love Was early crnst,
Thou khowcst the best | feel the most;
Bat few that dwell beneath the sun
Have loved SO long, and loved but one.
I've tried anothcr's letters, 90,
With charms, perchancr, as fair 10 view;
Aud woul lain have loved as we'll
Bat some unconqucrabc spell
Forbade my bleeding breast TO own
A kindred care for ought but one,
'Twould soothr to take one lingering view,
And bless thee in my last adieu;
Yet wish not those eyes to weep
For him who santlers DER the deep,---
Though whcr SOC my bark may run,
! love but e,--.l love but one
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

should have ONLY thought It necessary t. ill.,, y,
away but our eyes have since been opened mum NUN
we shall set about serious defence with sw aal
cane. '"ofa
Who ever expected to see the blood aowinr ii J,
the VEINS Of fly? Yesterday we saw fl e , ",o
rrnly juvenile, the crimson tide' coursioy ,br,
MS lrame' ana ms heart beating like mountain i,
commotlon. He wa. evidently snllprino f,o.a W
Or disappointed ambition; and 10 Judge from 's ~
passionate expression Of his lace. he Vas n, ',
high wrought feelings. dissatisfied with the nda.
OF things, and, like Hamlet, determined upun ones
tonlns with his destiny
".sutAra esi marina In miaimus." {" Nature;,
greatest IN her smallest works') SAT-, pliny; and
we are prepared to agree with him, when mi,
microscope shows US fsas as big as elephants. and
mites possessed ot the size and activity ut ,,c.'
horses, with the simple substitution Of claws q,
legs. IT Mr.. Rand goes on in this way, he vii! scan
make iGvisbi'ity ,isible.-N. Y Nor. Cur.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

------s==s -S-e<-- .--st-o-e
The Far in thp East - In the present ute,,,
ting clisis in the Fast Of Europe, our reader. as
find acceptable brlel summary of the evon,s
the campaign, and statement of the no,i,,oa y
the main Russian force at the last dates. ~.
declared April 26, and Jassy Immediately occa
pied. May 9TH, the lower piuth crossed nv ,Lo
Russian Army; Gaatz abandoned by the Tul.
who retire to Erailaw, which is forthwith lnyp.,sI
by the Grand Duke Mlchcal MAY 18th. tie I'm.
sian, eater Bucharest. May ed. bonbar)m.n .
Braiaw commenced. May eth, the Russian flee,
attacks Anapa, on the opposite coast Of the B.rt
Seat l.Ilcassla) June 9Th. the main Russian armv
crossed the Danube. June 9th, Turkish folll,
before Blallaw defeated with great loss and driven
under the walls Of Matchin, the Other side If tDs
Danube. June lth, lsaktcha captulate,I. lima
i4th, Russians made an unsuccessful assault an
Braaw. June esd, Anapa surrendered ;tdscre.
ton. July news arrived at head quarters Of the
SURRENDER ol Tutschi, with gar rison of 1000 men,
At the last accounts, July 5lh, the head qua. ,cn
OF the main army were at karrassou. Its ri hi i
covered b, Brailaw and Hlrsoya, and its left COM
muncales with the Black Sea at Kustenli, ut
which supplies were daily received from Odessa
Comparatively little notice is taken Of the fact
that Russian Army, more than 10000 strung, BY
the restoration of peace between Russia 4 Persia
Sit ~ hoc' - w Pulouc us opcFdtlUnS Oh the east
Coast OF the Black sea. II was undoub,edly with
view to the operations Of this army that the Russian
fleet achieved the CONQUEST Of Anaps. Having the
command Of the Black Sea, by keeping up COM
nunication with the seaboard, this army can be sup
Piled during the whole course Of its operations lie
next movement !run karassou is to be on B4zar.
six, about hit, miles from Kara,sou, on the Shuu.
la and Va,na road. From this position the main
aimy will he in situation to advance in force on
either Schunlla ami Varna as at Bazargik The road
divides, taking the direction Of the two first named
places. Man. ana, the news Of the surrender Of
winch was received at Bucharest Juls 18th. ~ Oh
the west shore oil the Black sea- about cqudistart
from Neina and Bazarslk. The next impo' ranI
place to Varna. on the SHIRE, is Bursns, at the
mead Of deep bay osCle southern side OF the Bal
kan Mountains. Boston Patriot.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
3eO75C3SR.

aFair Ruler OF the Visionary Hour,
Sweet Idol oil the Passionate and Wild,
Enchantrpss OF the Sduip'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14

Kent and Cecil Counties have each but thlcs
delegates, the seat of the fourth delegate in bOa
being vacant in consequence Of tie IN each.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
TRUST SALE.

virtue IF deed Of tc srhscrber
RE by ovid n. Shcph ar dated 18th January, 1928 &
Gu!y recorded IN the clerks Office cnrico cnpny,
fde purpose o securing certain OF money therein
mentioned, shall proceed to SILL ghrst bidder
at pDbc auciom for cash, Tuesday the I7,h day of
June next, the Tavern Of Wilson sa Cktt city
OF Richmond, the following property, to wit: negro
boy named Jesse, wagon, three horses and gear
II is believed that tie title to the above property
ecty clear and fee III ciais IN, rbf ancee
the deed which this aac II: ~ nnde bat the
undersigned acting tiustac, wiz convey sJci tic only
rs e vested .tcnr:
THOMAS MIFTGE,1 49,
Hi5y TO JOHN TYLER. '1<:'rs
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Valuable Roanoke Lands for sale.

VEE subscriber is desoy= Of selling his t., tracts s
d land upon tie Roanoke River, in tie cour,v 81
hcckienourg Iyi'g Immediately 1T iciGs Ferry. miles
below the Junction Of Struu,"n and Dan I.;vogs. an!
about miles rom 30, d;or, Hcct.euhur. coufron-r.
TIE two tracts (beitcF }ro~H ~ ihr u1tvc .sl'g
% Na'kerG aie supposed 10 Contain ahur; !tpJ aricsi
81 which tr.Ic 80 GOOD nn c!..uts :
any upon the Roanoke River. Tie h;h lsnd Is d. *:
coient quality. There is rot more yalnab. ifa. -
land Upon the Rive, OF tie same quantity. Tnc estates
viii be sold separately together, may suit tie con-
vtucuee OF purchasers Upnm the there IS an cx
celcnt dwelling house Of rooms, all handsomely fn-
is'ed Of, and newly painc!
There arc large blrs, Of br~ frame 5srr,. ls-I.
houses, &c.
me terms Of sale vii! be accommodating 49, Gentlemen
disposed 70 purchase valuable lands are Invited 10 corr
and view tie rrcWi.rs- make application Capt. Ste
phen Gedfom of Charlotte, or Mr.. James Daniel, Of
Alec6isn6urg' whn lives directly opposite estate
in tho absence Of Tie sobscrbrr 2io resides on the pre-
misses. F'1f. / g. RrDFORJ,
Mcgn; Parro -7a~ 90. re- 80
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20 Country Haiters

"H SUBSCRIBE has now hand general sssor,rncr,
4 OF ilauers Stock and Trimmings which ne ,; ,,
cheap ior cash. VIZ: Beaver. Cauotted and Raw T;i
on" 'cnicG Hare Fur Muskrat Skius Spanish Eodcs
Cahe,S wool, Rcd Wool, Raw Concy For, Hauers Bas.
He,y, Blue and Buff English Skivers PeIonrs Satin Nc
nauion for Iips Enbosid Cotton Tips, Bow strirgs-
Wth general asso-'nc~' q Black aud Drab Birdrr.
'' t"".AgT icHN THONPs on
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1859 b3
.71,8lt IS
G22,e75 %

ms o'enee The committee believe 10 be the ,trn
hs,I, =. ,"l'lai'son made upon correct principles.
'e'"ee' the late and he present Atmiustra as u, ~
expenditures with which the State Depuumcn, !. r
uGCteG. ~!'"''''"' 10 WEE
The Secretary Of State in the letter aIreo, ,.r,,.
SjS 'ha TIC excess of expenditures of tho
Administration, this branch OF the II, bli, .,,,r.
.s' " we 'nSt Administration, may be satisfactorily
'" 'iS'' by tlir fact ofa remittance in Dscci,.
" "s'i t" n'i european bankers cf $4,000 which is
charged to III" service Of She year 1927 lthou.b viii ia
~ 'i' y'"i i"28' aud secondly by The cirrun..
s,a"c" iha' no pi Of approximation of ono hndt
'''" ''''s' mao" u 1872 for missions TO Sott;,
hherca was applied unti lie succerdng year In l
,, " u H's Circumstance the wuuld rcnarR
,I"' "!'''"Sh fcq"sion made ~, the 5t ,a,, 81
'"s'' w tle STAG DEPARTMENT. the Teasufv
i"i Tie s"n' ~ $4,000 la te rsmi,tej 4, on, Eu,o.
PF' II appears that only SS9,o00 tbat Sum vas
i'n''fa M mat Wonih, and that thar amount oly .
gen III ie acc""rts nf the exucn uurcs of 1907 IN
oda"r "t tue sum $4,000 Was not re,ui,,.d ;.n,I M
l'h "i 'aniary al the present wear md ischargst o
Tue expenditures OF 1898 (See letter Of Secretnt, If
m''"'d u, and the ,ccompa al t .f rI
" " ,S', ;; see also, iairi from Joseph Noursc n.
Scf' marked - 1t moreover appears t.a, in rrov,
w "a" ''''gH service Of the Cove. nncn nothing is mos,
ohh ''an I" make remiitarcgs En,nue totyar3 ~
' Ut "' ytd "'''!I cannot be- isbursed ill THE suc-
'f'h2 year as "' example, in 49, there .pss r.n,i,,n
Va Europe between thc Ih day Of October and lie -
u h''Gnbnr % that year, lnr service OF tho ST.,
90 p"rt'"o''' ia Bills drawn pav.bl. sixtv d.,
'*"" {" sd tS0 G6 while wiiuir hmount y.,niS,I
}" r form hei'Tcen thu :a,es j., ic lac, -
"3 ;''"'-' (9"' letter from Joseph N.nrse ,na,teJ
- 'ni accompanying sta;cmentO This circu,n.t
" ''' ~ II affects the ccmpa hcl has horn
''a"e i''''srn the Late and the ilesrni Ado,in,.
~ w me '5ieri't''cs 81 the state Departments,
jV'N'' ." ''"i ". instead q a:.dtu Tia. y .sent Admin
:rnt.un. So -'''''.'"
rotation :" Sc nrr ci.o ur',s,arcc rrrotioned BIZ s
,r.,, - 49, - 49, t"fiF at'"""i,ng 70. the d;.
''''''' :" Ia" expenditures of tat I,nstii -, ,, 49,
'l't All ih" irusC" Administrations II IS ,,.e ,,, 49, 80
" 80" "Pi'i''"i"J made ~ <i1! isr Missions t., ,,,,,n
i - "i!''t 'nii IN following yea: hui it wa,
" "I'F" UNDER ''c osa'iyrntagc ncIcu, 20 the o,iej
l"I equipment g.! tho in: siors OF si,st,,;,o :. ir;
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ri OFiCE--A persons indebted The Robert
- Hell, dec Gate saddsr ci the city cf Richmond
are hereby Informed, (hai unless tney cail uc sub
sHrshcE on or before tine st day n ny settle
.ns!r accounts NrI that Immediately AFTER period
'ner accounts and bonds xii! he put in INC ra,,u, ut
"''orncvs for collection, ~ suit o'Fcrwiss.
". u. WREN, Srrg't &. r. and
7-GI--n. Admir- Of Hnl,ri Fell. lee
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
ne cBer fer safe en- oxr us,.nI terms.
A3TU3 500 FAESE.aGa GEES OF
Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods.

Comprising choice and general assortment OF art,c!cs
Ht"Io'"'iy wen analte" t" the season, and the trade
this place and al much iorer prices than have ever be-
fore been able I" sell soods similar quality Our entire
stock will he opened III the of faw DAYS when a
more particular advertisement will appear.
+ & Z. JAMES g. CO
April 90 MaILct sousrc
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VoL. V.--No. 40.

@spenang upon wholly different principles in regard TO
~ "tsceuonarY control Of the Department over them,
I'M WHICH ought not, thereorc the opinion of the con-,
!" enter Into compa rsun like that instituted nv
' secretary The three items alluded to are the treat
~ pam ni the 31h February, 1919, the sixth & seventh
"i'IeS OF the treaty Client. the first urrl, of ,r
''0y OF Ghent. These subjects of cSp,ns, ,,,,v,,
army out OF the obligation of
~" " be affected AIRY way, by the discro ton of the
'F'"''F', or any of its oficerS. The first item pa;e,
'"'' n'rg the expense incjdsn, what has been conn
"u"' Gained the Florida Board of Commissioners y, hos,
s''1' an" functions terminated under the last Admin
N'"' aud the whole burthen whose suppo,t sooup-
."s " N'olll 81 fell upon that Admrinst ton (,xc,nt
| "'-J The small sum of i25 paid under III. ur,sru,A
f""o seems to the comnii,ec. upon any princip. az
p'0y' he wrought nio the cuaId rsa,.- "a Kim. h.,
" on" "i tie comparison, the between ,i. TAT,
"est"' administrations IN regard to disbursements
over winch the state Department has discretionary ,,
t0i, will theu 5, nd thus. 10y WV
.r Last Ad"lnis,ra. Present Administer
lie amounts
above are $;59,c73 81 $40 90, y,
Deduct exp w
Ger with
spain; OH & III
articles treaty IF
Shemt, and LIST ar
"ce OF iiie same, IC6,6Q3 o2 - 6--o ~.
632,s15 81 ?.1a1Iz[
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- 0''' Va i'''N' S'i'N'"'e "'" 'Nua cuc an
~ "HN e'""'S
W. ~ w u" n""h' "''te' green, cnret ~ m'St DO
! ,, "'' o'"'h' """' ""''e' o"i ana n'',t ca9St
"e'eS
Se'"e blue hahi, cloths for geutlcncns summer coats
r.t,is c. - a., .''u max f'encn o'''oa"ihes :
Hc,l p ann 49,, s7 :, ''t r''0aSsdhS s
~, - "S'''iisieS IN" r'shch uhicn mixtures =
"'' 's"C" CdssnSttS a"i casliT'e'!i'cS, :
4 ' s "'''c!c
ff pam ana 81 tw'iirh naiive col1Ic1 Freuoh <
British n,'.I.o.,. ,,,:,,,, -
r;nns anu snort yellow and best bloc nanhecns
bleck anu mkt Denmark sattins :
~ h'c' dFab AMI mkt London dIiiugs
90 "oI' a"" mac s'.iPeIen"s :
a large assortment of grautlurclI stripes. SC. y
'"''es % N" black aud cu'o'cd plain aud figured bonn
8
- Il n'd ID stout cotton diapers
-, o. u 10 linen diapers and fici, DANA <
= q "l's eye All" Russia d'aiers
10 and Hl-f sass bleach hash ais. German linens sor
.fh'ah
o-t iSh' ans "a. o. aud 1G-4 real Enssa slrengs
,o ad'9 s"per'oT
gooo ass"uent OF fine lawns, linen cantrcs au! li,ut
cambria hdks
d Inc lfish brown Hollands, ii black cotton do
80 d ana d canbric acunette medium n,usiin
a. % and Cd g"," book "l! and ",sook
,>ieh tamho"red book Swiss m" and jacoueo muslin
loo'n-sewed book and jacnnrtin do.
Very rich Swiss and iaeonet,e muslin robes
large assortment of plain, bobbiue,t,s md rich
ve'ls
large assortment Of thread, bchbic<ts md common, ,
Iaecs. rgiugs and usc. ting,
Pink, white blue ,ovaI ,,,,nIs ma, s,a
Jet black and blue bi.cL i,,hI. L,i H. , ~ ~ )
drcsses
Jet black Italian lustrngs sof, nh and very heavy
Jc, black blue black, roTsl pmrn,e h,r $780,,
lemon coloro,i Mia in .;,ns d., Tl t 1'' nv '
d. do. do ;yhite inf mir, !, .,
and brown waercd and Gsorcd do.
Black scnchc,vs, sarsn.;t.s. Indin aud p,or-,
aud sa,tins '>''''''
White uuk blue brown r.,,.,,. go, Y,,.ts,,
and fauerA sar,i,,s >''''''' .'''
Black tigureh Gros do Naples SIX and rict EcrI ,
satin lcvnntincs
Hiar brow" and seen sr'he" for covering umbrellas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

TIE Goods referred 10 in ttc oborc advertisements con-
s'St Prtn@Pal|y IF the Joiio,o,ng articles.
.diny 28th, 1928.
large assorimen Of ne superGne and extra blue and
black cioikS
20 do do do brown, olive, green, carct 6 mkt do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

UIUt Tdhlt cIntI'S Tor SetIcCn
h-i superior black aud Mkt Ftencl bumba2ines : .
.shnIes ~ Go :. black hastings and circassians
hcal E"uen cassimsrcs and French union fixtures -
English and Fccnch cassucttS a.d ca sl,i.c,il!cs q
article
plain and Sd tw'llch na,iyc coloscl r.eseh :
d'irgs :
British na'Aeems, plain and taillsd
Long and short yellow and best bloc nanLenas <
Black and MKT Drnmart satrins
White drab and MKT London crilirus =
Blue, bun aud lilac stripe jeans
large assortment of gtaudurcl, s;rines Sc y
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Etc constitutional gaSasT rT--
REPORT on RkraENCTIMEar

HOUSE Of Observation-Disclosures. MAY Il Afoca.
al. 'laniitan' from the 5e'ec Committee 10 whom
' SUBJECT was re'e,ted mae the following
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iHe amounts stated
above are
De"nct exp nscs un-
Ger treaty with
Spain; OH g .ti
artis.cs treaty IF
Ehemi, aud LIST ar
tic!e OF The same,
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II Adminis,ra. | eresen, Admins. III
1865 oY

G32,615 81
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AARON: OGDEN, Cieri, Sc.
Tune 4-l2t
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PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, By
]. F. CLEMENT,
at No. 1N4, Ship\ey Street,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
Young Ladies' Boarding School,
Az NEW ARK. DEA.

|iTV IE nler,isnei, members visiting committee,
Tin tended nation OF the Young Ladies in the
Poadnr School at New Ark, under the sup 'inendsl ce
I'm the Z ". SAMUEL Bel Tuesday The 18Th ul,imo
Had have hc,i'u on IN sayug that they highly
|beased with the manner IL which the Young Ladies
|bl,td emselves The pronplnrss with which they an
ed The several que stions which we've put to them,
|tyuc4 intimate ava ainance with those branches Of
sc,a &c il Inch they had bren instructed
II The exain aton embraced he following, viz English
|G amman, Chronology, Rhetoric, Composition, Modern
Had Ancient Geography, dern and Ancient History.
Esnai IN losophy. Astronomy, Chemistry aud Mental
Philosophy. ~ m THIS, ~ well as from other specimens
|ct literary improve me- which have Witnessed,
tlrer well Of this ll,litulion-and think have
se grounded reason believe. at justly deserves
BE ranked among the first literary establishment Of the
hind country, earnestly desire thai may receive
exen,ye and liberal patronage and above all hat may
Enjoy the avor Of him whose bless alone give
Etessto every good design. a X Russell,
EAtC GIBRS,
HENRY " IiEIEy.
Members If the Tistsing Committee.
4 The duties Of the Young Ladies' hoa.di School, al
Newark, will b. resumed an Monday, the 12th sa 1, and
tvey attention IN be given render the School worthy
tf extensive public patronage.
Tsrm-Board and tuition per qnaite', $50, Music, u.
tbdng the Of Piano. $40, Drawing, Painting AVID En-
|brodeiy S. SAMUEL BEl l..
4 NAV S. 1923. 23-4l
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where the genuine Panaced would have proved instantly
ehcacous; l therefore deem il duty owe the public
to them that the composition of nv Pnacea is not
known nor it communicated 10 any her person in any
way whatever; and consequently, hat all other mixtures
represented 10 be mine, fraudulent impositious.
WIN. SWAIN,
No 221 Chestnut street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets near Masonic Hail. Philadelphia
0 Communications, post paid, and orders from any part
ofthe world. will receive immediate attention.
srJ' Sold in Wilmington at Nj. JOHNSON'S
0RuG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 90, Market
Street; and also, by j. BRlNGHURST.
Oct To- 1877. 97-1y
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CAUTION TO PuRcHAsERs.

Mo medicine had been used for than seven years
se'oIe an effort made initiate it but the great de-
a tor IT, and its wonderful have induced great
noer o. persons to initiate it in various waysupw
my different mixtures have been got up IN imitation OF
sach ia convincing proof being medicine Of great
-se Some selling Sarsaparlla and other syrups i'm
@sns them the ignorant for the panacea others are
ANg the genuine medicine with molasses, &c. making
e oot'es out Of one thus retaining of its virtues
s ere using The genuine Panacea their battles to per-
~ 10 obtain certifcaes gfue their rebutanon
~ shese limitations and authorizations have in many in
ayes, protraced the suffernSs Of patients in diseases
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$4,000 80
RECEIPTS.

Received from Collectors for 1897.
George Forwood. Brandywine Hundred io42 Al
John Erwin. Christana 1899 w
Henry Whiteman, Mill Creek I17o %
Nathaniel Z. David, Pcncader $50 90
James Robinson, W. Clay Greek 500 96
Henry Bowman, Newcastle 8O9 50
rhnmas / CLARK. Red Lion $50 60
Edward G. Janvier st. Georges s9o OF
Elias S. Naudan, Appoquinlmink 557 III
Wilmington& Philadelphia Turnpike Co 400 On
for rent of Naanans Greek Bridge
RECEIVED OF OLD BALANCES.
Robert Galbreaths Administrators,
in full of 1926 172 81
Alexander Porter. IN full of 1926 1852 81
John Clark, in full OF lS26 l9S GU
James Robinson, in full Of 1896 ~ 70
Nathaniel +. David. in full Of 1926 81 SO
Andrew Ba,naby. ON acct. of 1926 3s5 l9
Thomas ]. Clark, in full of 1896 l32 q
EJward q Janyier m full of 1896 33 90
Elias Naudan, OIL acct. ct John Lat.
tunus. deed Collector OF Appoquln-
mink Hundred. on acct. of 1886 400 Sc
Nehemiah Delaplain, in full for 1925 10 %
Samuel Mclntire, by Attorney, on
800 ~ 1903 424 90
I2obert Galb eath's Adm'rs. in full of 1895 e. 70
ahrsham = E,es. on acct. of 1924 10 90
,rh.nas Nanda;n. on acct. of 1924 % 69
And. McMurphy's Admr's. on acct, OF 1925 LOG ~
Balance remaining in the Treasury the
4th day Of March, 1S27. 44li y
Sl5,900 so
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
From The .Na7p F.rk nyrripg rourie.
THE DYING POET.

"I conld uwn, TX. rirtd ch,ld,
And weep away my life OF care.
Which have borne, aud still must bear,
TIL death, Ike sleep, might steal on me:
Ard might feel in the warm air
NV cheek grow cold, and hear the
Breathe DER my dying BRAN is lat monotony.
Percy Byshee Shelley.
'rs Spring honr;--the silvey green
Of new.leaved woods delight my breast;
Yet, must | leave this joyous scene
Close my dim eye--and be at rest -
The deWs of death are on my brow,
And saddened Memory turns TO trace
Scenes Of pure though; which shone but now
Ere yet close life'- ftful race!
The melody of early birds
Comes softly 10 my dying ear;
How like the sweet and genie words
Which early love reJoiced 10 bear
The last red light Oh the flowers.
Their TINS upon the green carth lie;
oh! mus turn from lifc's arm hours,
From this bright scene OF loy--.fo DE
Chaunt on! We wanderers of the sky,
Ye ch, Of heart and gay Of Wing;
The early buds ope'ing bly,
From the fresh earth the vlolcis spring
The rs are babhihg through The grove,
Their gentle voices nInglinr s. ell
They chaunt to trees, whose shade | love,
Which must leave! Oh then farewel'
Farewell 10 life Its morning hour
Was Ike g,lden paradise
Hone sprang, like some luxuriant flower
Whore Youths enchanted visions rise
have had peace-its hour was brief
have had care--it fingered long;
JOYS tree sent down its faded leaf
On pleasures lip expired the song!
L too have loved--a holy dream
Reioiced my and cheerful heart;
Thus have marked the rainbow CLEAN
On April clouds and hen depart!
Itysme was brief-deep hours IF love
Come o'er my soul, intensely pure
Why should the cloud Ger sunlight move
Why may not heaven earth endure! w. G. C