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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03

NEW PUBLICATIONS.-Just received by A. & H Will
v SON. No 1885, Market street, The .7mericon Guar
ery Reriec, No s, for December, ls2s-and Ackermans
London) "Forgst Ne Not Christmas and New Years
Present.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-03

Sold in Wilmington, at NJ. J0HNSON'S Drug and ltd-
cinai Store No. go Market street. side third door
above the upser market Nov. l.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

The Eastern troop of Cavalry, urder the
command Of James NJ. Porter, Esq offered Ia
Mr. " of, tn. governor elect OF Penns, Ivan; a,
their >trv,cts as an escort TO HarIisburgh,
when h. sh"ult. go to assume the gubrrna' o.
rial chair Mr. Wolf returns bark, for the Of
fer which he fei, compelled TO decline; III adds:
!, has 4lwaps appeared 10 ms 10 be impoli
tic, il Mt abs"lu> ly dangerous. M q rrpub'iean
governn.n mt, FOR h prop,e t" ha'ter The Nani-
" If heir pubic Servants, before they have
beS tiled or their h'elry proved. by displays
Of pomp aud show which can b., .r.rGcd vi h
no possible good, hu whic,. NAV har, PEE
nj Ious 'e"G"rcy by awakcning IN the mind OF
the j. div,tual a serurtti III the pnb'iC conf
dsnce cacu.s ed % p odrcr careiesSits SIS a"d
IN ia, r nee IN ne discharge { pubic dates,
whicu under Other oncumslanccs would not
exist. Tn, sane objections do not apply with
eo"al force where he individual Is sbout u
re- ire from public station IN which great and
important services have been rendered 10 M"
Rtpublic but even in he latter case the SAT.
sf4ouon arising from an oprig"' and Sors' l.
cious discharge of "fhciai dutie, should be
es,eeneA by him as his highest reward.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

bers who, after the passage Of the resolution,
drank ardent spirits.
Idr. rick thought the hous Sc had no right 10
consume their time in IegisIa,ing upon such
SUBJECTS; and it the gentleman from Erie wish-
co 20 establish his Societies, lei him begin him>
SELL ny setting he exsmpie. He moved that
'he resolution be postponed definitely.
ine yeas and nays were called on the indie,
maize Pos'ponemenl, when il appeared there
were yeas SIS, nays $3.50 the resolution was
indefinitely pos Iponed.
The Pennsylvania Legislature, is the only
one We believe, that has committee on vice
and immor ALLY. And we suppose it is no sin.
eeure. for IN addition 10 the above the follow
ing, also is from the Prnnsyiyania papers:
The following resolution was offered b, MIR.
Powell IN he Senate, on Saturday Nov. 2lst.
Resofced, Tha, tie committee on vice and i'm
morality lie instructed TO Inquire into the ex-
pediency Of reporting bill, requiring the Gov
ernnr 10 appoint three commissioners for the
civ and county OF Philadelphia. who shall have
heen hest named by the guardians Of the poor
there {, and whose du,y il shall be. to investi-
gaze all abuses connected with tipling houses,
and Tavern licenses-an to ascer ain the char
Access Of ali apple ants. as we'll as the fitness Of
the houses for which licenses shall be sought
and 'herrupou 10 report 10 the Grand Jury Of
the city and county whose recommends ion
shall be requisite 20 authorize the cour, Of
qaar'er sessions or the Mayors court, 10 give
my tavern license for the city and county Of
Phiiadrlphia.
On mo ION, Of Mr. Burden and Mr.. Hay a.
M nGed so as 10 read
Resoived, Thst tho committee on vice and i'm
moral y be directed 10 report whether any and
whs, aItrIalio"s are necessary in the mode of
granting tavern licenses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

We bud the following singular procedure on
Ne sahlee, OF Incompetence, or Temperance.
Vs'aiIed IN the Pennsylvania papers, having
occurred iu,he house Of Represen'ativ' # TIA;
State
On Friday, Mr. Moore, of Erie, offered TIC
Glowing resolutions: a. there were many TEN
Pe'ance societies in this state, setting good
Example to society in refraiaing from drinking
'rosn' spiri's. he moved that the members Of
avs house refrain from drinking ardent spirits
4GIlaS the session.
Mr.. wilkins was in favour Of the resolution
eng referred 10 the commrRe on vice and im-
no .hty, and from be pieIy and morality Of
,ue gentlemen composing tina, commiuee, he
''u no doubt bu, what they would report in
aI'n manner as would satisfy the house
'ae'her there was necessity for passing such
RESOLUTION.
VIZ MIddleswarth wanted to know what
'"o'snmep' would be inflicted Oh those menu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

We are stuck with the following re marks OF
Mr. JEFFERSON, contained in letter dated Pa
rs, Nay IS. 1888
Il canno, bp, ,hnk il would be desirable Ia
III commercial nations % have the Turkish ma
non aud al its dependencies driv"n from h'
"a coast Two tie intsrIo- pats OF asia and
Nrcl Wha, field would has hr re, ossd
10 ommsrce! rre finest pars OF the old
world are n W dead, in d great degree, 10 Com
ner,e. o AIT, W silence, md to soei-'y -
oreete, SYRIA, EgyD', aud the northern coa>'
u airict, constituted h whole world, aim ST,
o. he Romans, and II Us they are scarcely
SHOWN, scarcely accessible al all"
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Committed TO this JsiA,
nov 25--lawSw

As Runaway Negro Man. who avs his name is
~ TOM He is about feet high aud rather slender
m,de If black complexion and appears to be between
80 and SIS wears of age; he has on his right tem-
pie, gong rather over the eye,
He says he belongs to u Mr.. Mcpherson, son OF
General McPherson decd, of South Carolina that he
Was bought BY Gen, McPherson when he was qo''e
,o,ng and when the estate Of Mr. Edward Perry was
sold; that he lived on estate about days travel On
foot from Charleston.
HE ccacd himself previous tohis unrest, by the name
Of NInrIS NIcxoEIs, he got of from Charleston
in vessel, about years ago he hs> also s'a.eG ia.
no lived With = man by the name Of Knight, who kept
,;mhsr v.rd in Charleston. riiuS. STEEL,
nov ISEeo7t Jailor, Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

:, Philadelphia United safes Gazette says,
s,nday evening last, rio, Of serious
,ook place in an all~v between SIKH and
.h streets, below Lombard, between a
..., If black and white persnns-the form.
=, hr ,Lp most numerous. Two nj The whl,e
d, we're much Injured, and were taken to he
,;,l one of,hem considered mortally wcun-
3 Some Of The offenders were brought be-
n. Msysr and committed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

| Gss,r MoRTALrrY The edl or Of he Gin
! mai G zette ha, seen aud con.ersed wi,h
/ 70 grntlemen who lett New O'leans Oh The
J 10 plimo. Tney state tina, they had seen
/, re.d printed statement OF the dea'hs in
b. ely, from some time in The las Spri"g,
.arly in the Sump,sr, up TO time previous
b tn. returning Of those who had ahsen;t d
|hrui. I've, on account Of the Sickness. and thai
IN ,uated to the enormCu> nu Il Der OF FIVE
riOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED sine
sarb il has again commenced IT'S ravages
r,r- violent than before, aud viii prob b.,
NJ apo.hrr thousand TO the numoer unles>
HT ave been, as we hope and nust hoy have,
/, -,d with some Of the fros, Of which we
w mad an abundance.
Lite: accounts We are happy 10 see announce
RESTORATION oi health ia e civ and rountry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
EANca,iOi.

VUlT'E subscriber, graduate Of Y,s Coiirgr, and
L possessing very Is>neciable rrconm ndstons, y
desirous Of obtaining the situation If Pri,,t Tutor
some family r. siding in Baltimore, Washing on, or
Alexandra, within ffv miles ct either Of 'hose CT
ties; he would be glad to instrnc, the children Of
few families being contiguous To each other. Ne h..
b empl"ved Tor several years in the business Of ia
sructrr, and has been successful in teaching his
pupils read with propriety and Elegance tie IS s!,"
we'll acquainted with the Rev, 'ir Osborn's new me
thod ct teaching the Latin and Greek languages
etcrs may bc directed to him AZ South figi, street
No 68 Philadelphia, care at Geo. Badger, Esq.
nov 26--3t EBH\tZER GRAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

.,,o,,,ed 10 the Clipepper Gazette
j." B,roour will probably resign his
% ''a :. Convention 10 consequence OF the
. - ,f5is lady. The report grows stronger
'' -. Monroe intends resigning. Mr..
~ Go Of King George has resigned in
S'', .oc. Of sickness in his family. With
'"1 u,, Monroe il will be seen tina, his
,xDre,sed on the question concerning
o. :, Of suffrage are directly opposed to
4 his consti nenis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

Rec BREaD.- A correspondence Of the
Vues on Courier, alluding 10 commonica.
r.. aubi>hed we or three weeks slnc-, re
anm, nding The use of R'ce in m king "read,
nn: Some idea may b. frmsd Of the tfftor
Introducing our fourth ric" in'o the daily
brad { i 3opulops civ, by the following cal
gsh ,on: the average crop ~ his state ranges
II n loo 900 10 100 900 barrek. Say 100000
or.rls 6oow, net, would give $4,000, 900 lbs.
Iakr any large city, containing say 100000 in
as'rlnt>; allow each one pound per day; one
Iorr'h rice would give daily consumption OF
5000 los; this for one year would amour, 10
sI2SOOO, or about Is 2O8 barr-ls. Thus We
Nav calculate what would ne the consumption,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos.
ION, should adnp' the use Of rice, They get il
'ur''eOcd with 50 slight charges for freight
that they could eat i, as cheap as We can. IL
certainly adds to ihr weight and moisture oil
'ae bread, and the Baker will not loose oy u.
!! is delightful to see the piedic,io" Ut Wash
ns'oa every day realising. The North and
>nuIh from their variety in climate, csn sni
'ught to be, mutually advantageous and such
commerce can never be interrupted by for
'sn war, or commercial restrictions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

. o.n.,cOla Gaze tr, in no iceing The ar 9,
-, ,s,l port, from New York. Of the u.
:, .,oo, Of war Peacock, observes, that
,..,;mea. Of cotton sails has thus far
.,.d satisfactory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
HANDSOME DIvlpEsD. TheDismal Swamp

u H,NDS0NE UIVIbEND' = fHFDIsthdI swamp
NJ Company, at their annoal meeting on the
. / instant, declared dividend Of $4,000 PEI
NJ, On each share Of stock owned in ssit
E.np1ny, for the last year. The slo, k origi,
ely COS, lOOOL o. 83233i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Public .>ale of Land.


DY virtue uf |. deed "ftr,a from Robert Z. rhomp-
ID sou TO the subscriber, dated the - day Of,
and recorded IN the Court OF Fairfax County. for bene
TIT "f John dnucure. John w shton, and William
Mos, will b. exposed pubic sale for ready money,
rsrf.x Court House, Monday, the (l8 day Of De-
cember merit, that being Gour, day.
A certain Tract Of and
ly.g in the count, Of Fairfax supposed 10 contain eco
acres, it being pr, of the BELH0 YP7R7CT The
title to the same is believed tn be good.
THO. MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

n. colossal statue Of Wasting on was rails
IN The Monument in Baltimore Yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
.Sotice.

sNUtlCe.
TVluE creditors OF Doctor IIUNrnnEr PEAKE, whose
debts are provided for. in \ Deed {" Trust to tn
subscribers dated 18th OF June last, and which has
b. en- duly recorded, hereb, notified thu, the pro-
visions OF the dee are extended to those, only. who
shall within the period ut six months from the date ct
the deed execute and deliver full and complete dis
charge to said Humphrey Peake. from nil claims and
demands against him. GEORGE Brent,
THOMPSON F. MASON,
GEORGE JOHNSON,
nov os,swSw Trustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Mar sha\'s aMle

Mar sha\'s sale
WILL be sold on Tuesday the I'D day Of Decem6e,
w merit, At II o'oiock, TIE prem Co cash, all
TIE risll and title Of iiugh w. Minor 10 tht
tx TR1CT OF LdND
sS1S With all the improven nts thereon, contain
We ing about ne hundred and sixteen acres, and
cshs.S bounded Ms follows:
4, gn'ing at the figure one, a take a red r1k
corn Of lot No ~ The old Inc; thence, with s.i
line. south, and running with the Ian, south, and hind-
lug Child's land the Of the siAty acre It
of Philip u. Minors part the plot No. 2, a.d
devised to the said H. Minor by his father. George
Minor, deceased; thence, east, in rsigit line, from
the lane east thu plot and dividing the said pos
No. between p u. Minor anil The sad Hugh W.
Minor, to three marked sapns' a, the int rseciion Of
Wbting's line; thence, norh with " hins's line. t.
Simon ,omm; RS land. and bndi,g The said SOM
m rs land until il intersects the land # Caleb Richards
heirs to stake, thence, with he land west,
chesnu' the branch; thence, from the chesBut,
and binding the heirs ri iiclIard,, with the lane,
west Ia the corner ofbeginnng.
Sold subject to the dover right Of Mrs. Hugh w.
Minor, TO satis, two cxeCuoBs-one IN favor of Geo.
Minor and others, and the other favor Of Jo-eph
Sewell. use Of Doctor William GlIpneI.
If the purchaser fails to comply with the terms Of
held responsible for any deficiency that may arise IN
consequence Of second sale.
e. SCOrr, d ".
fr r. Ringsoid Normal
| nov q -3taw.22dDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
COAL BLACK ROSE.

- Doors open a, z. and begin half pas, Z Boxes,
IS cents; Pit, SO; Gallery IS. An eicient police en-
gagged. Fires to render the Temperature cent; IT he
Tickets to be had at Mr. ciagees, Nr. Newtun's, and
at the Theatre no..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

age passengers, Apply !"
r. CHURCHwARD & SON.
Norfolk, Va.
P.s. Having been engaged la the New orleans
trade with schuoners, the TRANSPORT aud the
T.9SHyAG1Oh'S B.iRGE, during the last season,
AMI receiving considerable. encouragement fom ship
pers we will undertake % keep both Of these vessels
IN future that trade The WAsHIserox's BANGS will
be IN readines sail about the middle Of January, and
at any time that ~uffi ent quantity to MAKE ob
jeot, say halt Cargo, offers at either richmond or
Alexandra, # the vessels will be sent tn either
place to expense 70 shippers, orwhen such quan
tty should Offer to make it of less importance the
passage vii! paid bf usto Norfolk In point Of sail.
ing these vessels have proved h msev,s qua. if not
superior, to any III the ade and the masters shall be
such as will be approved of. X G. 5.
Norfolk, nov IS
~ The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
above till the Sth December. and afterwards insert the
alone IT, and then forward their accounts tor pay
ment r. C. $.
nov IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

DIR Najendc's Fornular, Of preparation and admnis-
ua,i"n Of those new remedies, also be obtained.
La Barruque'S tIorure Of the Ortd of
Sodium
From numerous experiments of the most skifu men
of scit nee, followed by certain cess il results that
this clorure is rreservatve against the occult seeds
of latent diseases, yeow fever small pox, seucolGa,
and against all contag Gus and epidemic diseases A
remedy against the bite of the dog and that of SER
penis; against ulcers If long standing, gsngr-ne the
rot IN hospitals degenerate burns, old yphiltic ulcers
corrodns letters Cancers carb,ncles, asphyxas pro-
duced by eNhaiatons from sewers cutters, any col
lection o putrd animal or accompanying vegetable mat.
ter. Instructions tor u.ing the Ciorue of Ox of
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime
Instructions will be given for lis uses in bleaching
silk, cotton, or linen goods, such caps fingcs
sheetngs, eghorns ay other artc of wear or dress
Dye N'6& II all Kinds,
Consisting OF loswooh, hAchewood, redwood, cam
wood, Brasiletto wood fstick, cochinea madden ur-
mer,c indigo, 7 he dye-wOods Clipped We can
afford cheap by the barrel as they purchased
in any city To the north. We will give warranted di
rvctons for d. ing any color to those vino FAVOR with
their custom, with reasons VIII, they fail in making a
good color, so it can b. corrected.
The following articles Of Paints and Per-
.Jnmery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake pink, de Cologne,
antique oil, 'arei, pOnalnn, IN pots aud sticks. Ma
cas,ar OIL vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &c; almond
soap, soap &C.; yellow, pale yellow, white red
and green bronzes
.S"pe: Tor Bfocking Paste,
War; ,nted equal to in the world. 10 those
whose motto is " Economy, :" We eau recommend this
Backing. retaining its polish, sofenn tine leather
and not causing IT To crack, most high polishing
backing does II has the advantage of polishing on
the leather whether ct or dry. For sale by
nov 6 WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
Iha 4 of
Republican. and warren'on Gazette. VIA insert the
above times, and send their accounts to W. t. & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
A1 1zz4:
MISS LANES BENEFIT,
On Which OCCASION she ,oA appear in 10 Charaetesu
SATURDAY, EVENING, MOP. 90.
Will be acted
10 PREHISEl V.

ONSa TURD.AY EVENING, NOV %.
Will be acted
l2 PRECISELY;
Or, II Night at Dover.
Sir Ferdinand Mrs. Kinloch.
With the songs, CAN the blue bonne,s" and /" Meet
me by moonlight"
Brass Mr.. Kinoch
Amelia, and four other characters Miss Lane.
After which,
OLD & YOUNG.
Old Wilton Wr. Kinoch
Peggy Mrs. Kn!och
With the sohg, should very much liz TO know"
The Four Mowbraysby Miss Lane
To which will be added scene from the
ROAD TO RUIN.
Harry Dornton Mr. Knloch.
Sophia. with the song "Fall not in love" MIS- Kinoch
Godfinch Miss Lane
In the course Of the evening.
THE FOLLOWING SONGS, &c.
The smile Of contentment" adapted to the popular
Scotch air
"KInloch of Rinlock +" by Mrs Kinloch.
Comic Duet" hens little farm we keep"
" Charlie is my darling" Mrs. Kinoch
The whole TO conclude %, desire) with the popular
Negro Extravaganza in Character, by MIR. Knloch,
called the
COAL BLACK ROSE.
- Doors open a, z, and begin half pas, Z Boxes,
IS cents; Pit SO; Gallery, IS. An efficient police en-
gagged. Fires to render the Temperature CENT? r.hie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26
Just received bv The Subscribers.

MTE invite the attention Of practitioners Of medicne
w who may wish to avail the mise Ives of the oppor-
tuny to try the effect and virtue Of the following new
French Preparations Of Physic Vegetable Salts viz
Supufne. sulpbae morphine, tate morphine marco
Inc, emetne, rhuoarbarne pprlnc and iodine; also
croton oil and extract balsa oo2aya. &c. he differ
en forms of manipulation pre- parson of those me-
dcines for use. are kept hand; together with drec-
lions tor the manner OF employ ing them in practice.
DIR Majendc's Fornulary of preparation and admins
,ra,i"n Of those remedies, also be obtained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-26

The whole TO conclude %, desire) with the popular
Negro Extravaganza in character. by Mr.. Kinoch,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
FOOT OF A CHINESE FEMALE.

Anatomical Description of the Foot Of Chinese
Female, by Bransby Blake Cooper, Esq. The foot of
which account is here given, obtained from the
dead body of female found floating in the river at
Canton, and had all the character of deormity
quent upon the prevailing habit of bandaging for the
purpose of checking its natural growth. To an UNI
practsed eye it has more the appearance Of mafor-
nation than of being the effect of art, however long
continued and appears, at first sight, like club-foot,
or an unreduced dislocation. From the heel to the
great toe the length of the foot ony'four
inches, the great toe is bent abruptly backwards, and
its extremity pointed directly upwards while the pha-
anges of the other toes are doubled in beneath the
sole of the foot having scarcely any breadth across
the foot where it is naturally broadest. The heel, in
stead of projecting backwards, descends straight
line from the homes of the leg and imparts singular
appearance to the foot, if it kept in state Of
permanent extension. From the doubling in of the
toes into the sole of the foot the external edge of the
foot is formed in great measure, by the exremltes
of the matatarsal bones and deep cleft, or hollow,
appears in the sole, its whole breadth The
author gives minute anatomical description of all
these parts, pointing out the deviation from the natu
raj conformation. He remarks that from the dminu-
tive size of the foot the height of the nsep, the def
cheney of breadth, and the density of the cellular tex
tre, all attempts to walk with deformed foot
must be extremely awkward and that in order 10
preserve equilibrium, in erect position, the body
must necessarily be bent forward, with painful effort,
and with very considerable exertion of muscular
powers. Medical Gazette.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
AND MECHANICS ADVOCATE

While Graded on her patient arms,
She hushed me with mothers charms.
Sleep, Mother, sleep! in slumber blest,
1t joys my heart 10 see thee rest.
And be it mine to soothe thy age,
With tender care thy grief assuage:
This hope is left to poorest poor,
And richest child can do no more.
Sleep, Mother, sleep! in slumber blest.
1t joys my heart to see thee rest.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
THE HONEST MAN.

All are not Just because they do no wrong;
But he who will not wrong when he may,
He is the truly just. praise not them
Who in their daily dealings piifer not;
But him who spurns a secret fraud,
Where he might plumber and defy surprise.
His be the praise. who, looking down with scorn
On the false judgment of the partial herd,
Consults his own dear heart, and nobly dares
To be mot merely to be thought an Honest Man.
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THEoDoRE.
0KNOW THYsELF."

of all that live, and move, and breathe,
Man only rises DER his birth;
He looks above, around, beneath,
AT once the heir of heaven and earth.
Force, cunning, speed, which nature gave
The various tribes throughout her plan,
Life to enjoy, from death to save,
These are the lowest powers of man.
From strength to strength he travels on,
He leaves the lingering brute behind;
And when few short years are gone,
He scars, disembodied mind
Beyond the grave, with hopes sublime,
Destined nobler course to run;
In his career, the end of time
Is but eternity begun.
What guides him in his high pursuit,
Opens, illumnes, cheers his way,
Dscerns tn immortal from the brute,
Gods image from the mould of clay
IT'S knotrIedgel knowledge, to the souf,
Is potoer, and liberty, and peace;
find tuhiIe celestial ages roll,
The joys of knowledge shall increase.
Hail TO the glorious plan! that spread
This light with universal beams,
And through the human desert led
Truths living, pure, perpetual streams.
Behold a new creation rise,
New spirit breathed into the clod,
Where'er the voice Of Wisdom cries
Man! know myself; and fear thy GodF'
MONTGOMERY
.-.e6e.-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

A country gentleman walking in his garden saw
his gardener asleep under an arbor. What" saws
he, asleep instead of at work you idle dog, you
are not worthy the should shine on YOU" t" am
truly sensible of my unworthiness," answered the
man, "and therefore laid myself down in the shade"