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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
New Books,

RECEIVED AND FOR SHE BY
a. L. KENNEDY.
MO SO Quarterly Review; Parry's Cd
~ Voyage, Albigenses; Spanish Dsugh.
Ter; HaUi Bsba; Percy Mallory; O'Hal-
oran; Redwood; Saratoga Hobelnok;
Strangers Grave; Cowper's Private Cor.
respondence, now first pubIlsbe1); Peter
SchIemihl with plates; Peverel of the
Peak; St Romans Well; Pilot; Winter in
Washington; High Ways and Bye Ways,
or Tales of the Roadside; Annals Of the
Parish; Spae Wife; Reginal Dalton; Rim,
gan Gilhsize; Entail; Steam Boat, Krisb"
ma Pal and Henry NJ liner: Spy, Tale OF
the Neutral Ground; Grants Poem on the
rss,uratio OF learning in the East; Uz (of
PHILADELPHIA on Wall Coloring, price 95
cents, adapted 10 The use OF families, and
founded Oh an experience of 22 years.
MEDICAL.
Morgagni on the seats and causes OF Dis
eases
Goods Nosoogy and Study of Medicine
Recess, Ewel's aud Ihomas's Medical
Guides
Cooper's Surgery and Surgical Dictionary
Coxe's DIspensatory; Parke's Chemistry
Bells Anatomy; CaId" ell's Cullen;
Iourtelle's Principles ut Health
Cbapman's Therapeutics [plates}
Ca'sIlo's Natural Philosophy numerous
Mr.. Blysn's CoDst sa ION On Natural
Philosophy end chemistry.
LAW.
Reports oicases argued and determined in
The Court of Appeals of Virginia. (by
Busbrod Washington Cd edition, ma
terIa!Iy improved, in vols.
Revised Code; HeDnlng's Virginia Justice
Taylor's Journal of the Law School at
Needham in Virginia
Randolph GiImers Il Munlords' Reports
Federal Constitution and the Constitutions
OF the respective States, (in one neat
vol. l2mo
ALSO,
A few sets OF 'The American Farmer
complete in 5 vols. Price 25 dollars,
published weekly 10 Baltimore by.
S. Skinner, ESQ
Sacramento MediIations, by the Rey'd
John Flavei. july 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
THE NEW TARIFF

Tspa anderson Comptroller of The
sas' a'ary, has addressed the following
Auaisai'en to Mr.. Desrand, in ss-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
Mahogany.

TINE subscriber has just received SO
I. logs of superior ST Domingo Mabo-
gsny, which he will sell very low for cash,
either in the log Or board, at his Cabinet
Factory, King-sIreet, next door 10 The
corner OF Altred.sireet
CHARLES KOONES.
July Is n thS3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20

session Of the year. ADD the teyefls almost
exclusive coGiined 10 The, Shipping and
strangers uDaccuSteHed 10 tie climate. =
Flour is doll at - to ls3 dollars.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
Notice.
WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder
w tor cash, al Fairfax Court House Cd
the 3la dog Of July,
Il NEGRO MIN,

who calls himself Jacob, coumitled 10 the
Jail OF Fairfax county, Oh the 9th day Of
June, 1898, as a runaway. The said mes
gro says he belongs 10 Mr.. Mudd, OF
George D. c. He is about 10 years
OF age, about ieet high, has been Grip.
pied in bis left thigh; be bad on when
committed blue cloth coat, dark grey
pantaloons, cotton shirt and wool hat
The owner j. any IS requested 10 come lor.
ward, prove his property, pay charges snd
take him away, otherwise be will be dis.
posed of az above stated.
P. B. BRADLEY, jailor.
for Z. HUNTER,
Sheriff OF Fairfax c, unity.
july t;aIsJ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-20
Teas, &c

Teas, &c.
EOHN H. LADD 4. Co. offer for sale,
y 10 chests superior Young Hyson tea
do do imperial do
casks Barbados sugar july II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
NeaO Books.
JAMES HAMMOND,

MAS FOR SAER,
Domestic Manners and lnstitu, ions Of The Romahyt
volume,
An iquities of the Romans with plates, vol;
Memoirs Of Marie Antonette. by Madam Csupans
vol,
King OF the Peak, Novel by the author Of the Cav
slier, 2 vols;
Three perils Of Women. Novel by Jane, Hoag,2
volumes,
Coirnsn's Anecootes, I vol;
Sporting Anecdotes, with plates, vols;
Pilot Novel by the author Of the Wilderness, voI.
Travels in the United states and Canada, in 1918 sn
l9, by John NJ. Duncan, A. d. 9 vols;
Griscoms Year in Europe, voisi
Errats. Novel by the author Of Logan, vols,
High Ways and BY Wsys,2 vols;
School Books,
or al kinds Classical and common. that are in use
in this town and viciaity.
Music Books.
BridgewAtet Collection, 18th editions
Handel and Hayden Collection;
Lessons for young beginners ON the piano fortsi
Providence Collection;
Golfers. Watts. aud Methodist Eymnss
Bibles.
Family Bibles-Pocket Bibies-C Common bibles AND
Testaments, at very reduced prices.
AlsO--Books & Stationary.
A general assortment with such other articles ss are
usually to be found in Book Stores.
Jan c9. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
sHOE.SroRE.
David Rodman,

NO. I36 Ihames-strref.
Nearly opposite the sign Of ,he Golden Eagle.
ResheeyaHy informs fhe Pubic,
THAT besides his usual assortment
i of BOOTS and SHOES, (which comprises
most Of the kinds generally in use. and great part
Of them Of his own Hanufacture) be has on hand
quantity Of Mems shoes 81 s i-womens morocco
and leather booees at 81 75 and some Tor one dol
lar walking shoes for rs cents--boys shoes IS cts
-chi,dren't bootees 81 cents--sboes 33 and IS cts
Many Of Vie above articles OF good quality.
and are sold At reduced prices. in consequences oil
having been some time on hand.
Boots and shoes Of all kinds made for customers
~ usua OF the best materials and GOOD workmanship
Kid leather and cloth bootess OF the best
kind. made from measures At 5 2 IS ps'r--Aiso'
cslfskns, wax and black grain meats leather seat
skins black and colored morocco, binding skins
shoe thread, webbing, silk and cotton cord, ribbon
ferret, copper and iron nails, shoe Hacking, &c.
Newport, 18Th OF 1st mo 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
SA UrY T.aEL,0.

Eve'y professed, inveters,e, sod ineurab'e
snuff ,sker, OF o moderate computation, takes
one pinch in ieo minutes. Every pinch, With
the sg'essble ceremony Of blosing and wip.
!. ing the nose, end other incidental etcurns,sn.
e., consumes 0 minute End . bali. One
.mino,s aud hslf out Of ,eo. allowing sixteen
houts 10 snUG taking day, smouop to two
hou,s sod sweoly.four minutes out Of every
>ns,o,L dsy, OF one Day oui Of every ,eo. One
dsy out Of every ten amounts 10 ,hi'ty'sx
dsys and . halt 10 every pear. Hence, if We
suppose the Ptsetics TO DO persisted Ia foIiy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
1ss95i1EAToaSSsS
0CH OINTMENl

PRICE 81 l-2 cents.
The character Of this Ointment is too well estsb-
iished 10 require any recommendation.
A fresh supply Of the above Ointment, is for sale
"A in Newport, by
s w vinson,
James Taylor, and
Rowland X. Hazard,
b Providence, by
Dyers h Manton,
q. w. Hoppin, & Co.
John Mason, and
Amos J Rhodes.
In Taunton, BY Daniel Brewer.
In Warren, by Mrs Lucy Burr.
II wsnsey, by John Mason.
In New Bedford. by Caleb Green.
In Bristol by l.. w Briggs, l. Go.
Newport, Nov 1923. r6n1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
Paper Hangings.
JOB SHEKMAN.

H0s JHSf receiYed,
G. CEVERAL hundred Rolls OF Fench
~ and American PAPER HAKoIsos sn, Boa
pEas, some OF them bought at auctions
SLSO-In addition to his extensive assortment OF
DRY GOOD, and Groceries, he has inst received
some sessonsble articles from Boston.
LIREWISE- merino and silk plaid Bs,dker.
chiefs stout Russia Diapers "a wide for l2sc,s .
yard; narrow do OF various kinds Oil cloths some
wide India straw Carpe,ngs Of stou, kind Il
yard wide handsome unb,eilas; and a variety oi
other articles too numerous to mention in an adyer
tise meut.
Newport, S0,h Of 4th mo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
Gpisrcilaneous Artieleg.
From the Spirit Of Pennsylvania.
ORICi.v.3L AyNECD0TE.

Some few years since, ss DR.. Dwight was
NsvellIng thtough New Jersey no chsnceh TO
stop Of the siege hotel, 10 one OF its populous
owns, for the night. At s'aie hour Of he
same, arrived also OF the inn, M. Dcnoie
who had .he misfortune 10 iesrn irom tho
landlord, that hi, bsds we've ell paired wEh
lodge,s, excep, ono occupied by the ceebrst-
OIL DE- D-irbt. SHOW me 10 his apartment,
easJaimed Denne; although am stranger
To The revetend Doe,or ne Lhsp. ..- b,'s"i"
with him Tor my lodgings. The landlord ac'
cord,Dp,y waited on MIR. Dennie 10 the Doc
tors roam, aud there isfl him TO introduce
himself The Doctor although io hi, night
gown, cap, and slippers, ssd just ready to re-
sign himselfto to no refre shipg AIMS ol Somnus,
politely reques,ed tho strange Intuder 10 DO
seated. The Dsc,or, s,ruck With the ii,stary
physioenomy of his companion, ubbent bic
suste,s brow, end commenced . literary cnn-
versaion. names Of Washing,o on, Frsnk.
lin, Rit,enhouse, aod host OF iiierHy and dis
,ioguisbed Characters, for some time gave a
sc.t, and interest TO their conversation, un,il
ID. DSight chsnced 10 meo'ion Dennie.
&" Drnnie, tho editor Of Tho PorI Folio, (says
the Doctor 10 thspsody) is the Addison oi
tho United Stses--tho istber of American
bellies ietuss. Bu', Sir continued he, !, IL
not ss,onishiny 'ha, q man OF such sgonjus,
fancy, and feeling, should sbsndon bimself 10
the ineb, is,lng bowl, and bacchansiian re,els." f"
'Sir, ('sid Dcnnie,) you are mis'skeo: !
have hesp Intimately acquainted with Denoie
for several years and ! never saw him ip,ex.
icA,ed.' .Sir, (,sys tho Doc,oi) you err. I
have my info' nation from particular friend |;
I sm confident that ] am right, and you ere
wroog." Deonie now ingeniousiy chsoged
the conversation 10 tho ciorgy, rema'klns
that Doctors Abercombie spd Msson weie
among our nost dis,ingni,hed divines; aev.
er,heless, no considered Dr.. Dwight, Presi.
dent Of rsls College, tho most lsstnrd theo.
legian--,he 6fst iogicun--snd The grcs'est
poet America svss produced. But sir, (con-
iinued Dennie) ihsre are traits in his chsrsc-
ter undcssrviog so great and wise q mso, Of
,hs mo,, desessabls description; he is the
greatest bigo,, end dograhss OF the sge o.
"Sir (said tho Doc,of,) you are grossly mis-.
taken ] avn Intimately scqusinted with De-.
Dwigh, aud know 70 thu contrary" Sir,
(ssys Dennie,) you arc mn,sken; I have il
from on intimate acquaintance OF his, whom
sm confident would DOT tell me an unru,h."
q. " No more sIso6er f! Gays The doetor,) I am
Mr.. Dwight Of whom you spesk :" "And
too (cxclsimed Deonis) sm Mr. Deonie, OF
whom you spoke J" Tho ss,onishnent Of
D. Dwish, msy be better conceived than tod |;
suffice It to ssy, they muioslly shook bssds,
end were extremely happy 10 esch o,he's &C.
quainisnee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
POETR ".
From the baltimore Patriot.


rose with The dawn to prepare to depart
Prom The root OF my childhood. TO ciimes far away
Iul monitor whispered in sighs from my heart.
Thou dePartest from scenes OF Thy childhood for
ave.
Then walk through the grove through the fields. by
the brook,
And erjoy for the lsst time, iast--las, loos.
The flowers In the garden were sweetrr and fairer;
The hc'ds were more green. and more placid the
s.tf rNerj , "a t,.. ...a $50 ..f
The grove was more pleasant, the thTush's rsrer,
The whole more delightful and desrer than ever:
How deep the impression my heart from them took.
On The home Of my ch,idhood, q last-isst lock
Yet feeling, near kindred. twin sister Of madness,
Fervaded my soul, an those scenes met my view
Before, had viewd them and heard them with glad
ness;
But thea approach'd them to bid them adieu,
To csst those pastures the grove and the brook,
On the morning save them lsst--iast look.
But The bell Of Old Brinde forget shall never,
That bell, whch so ost with pleasure had heard,
IL the pasture The grove the banks of the river,
White seeking at even the Il ok and the herd,
Now ssemd TO return, wih knel, as Itook
Ut the barn yard and Brindle. my last-last look.
What bead shall dictate then. what pen shall indi,e,
what pencil portray, the emotions excess,
As with tears falling fast. and with voice fatring
ee-quites
Ny p,oibsr spproaeb'd. with her isst--ia Kiss!
rhis hcsrt vibrates yet with tn emotion that shook
Ny soul, as she gave me the isst--lsst lock.
. sorrow fraugit theme. dare not pursue thee
This lamp, which at best gives g FIRE Ry light.
via be quenohed With grief IL further review thee,
And wrap my poor soul in dark mental night,
III take OF the theme, (as that morning I TOOK
0fmy friends, home, ard pssture.)s iast--sst look.
PYrHlAS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
LADIES' MAGAZINE.

THE 9th number Of the Ladies' Magazine ispv
ready tor distribution. and may be had afhe
book store OF Messrs. w. & j. II. BARsEs. "a
sAHuELW w VIssos, and At the Office Of - b..
MvnroRp, Esq. At each Of those places tu6criP
ton papers are still open
Subscribers will please call or send for thet Mag
azines, toDescon Samuel Wilson's, Church-seet
Newport, Jan 20. 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
More New Goods,
Are just opened, and for sale By
JOHN B. NEWTON,

fnons then' sre--soo yds. Ss'ioe", 1000
do. Sbeetinss, fuii yard vide, at u, /; 1000 do.
Shirtiog, ever So vide, OF Cd; so ps. Russis
Diapers, woieh are Of "a sxssllso, qusiry, o.,
3 dole. piece. Oct. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
rs dollars Reward
Broke jail on the 9Th inst0nf
THOMAS BRIGGS. a state cuict,

OTV"I ia" UH ElF UFU THSIHUF
THOMAS BRIGGS, a state cdict,
sentenced to 6ne and imprisonment for sing
conaterfeit money. Said BRIoos WAS born Md
dIetofoushs Mass. and 10 son OF Mabone Brib n
bout 20 years old. light complexion. blue 70, "A
shout feet ii inches high was brandedbout
three months since, on the right cheek, vita Iet-
ter e, srd had some appearance Of the branthen
he broke Jail. He wore away blue coat, grey
short jacket, and olive coiored pahtsloonshd q
chip bat.
Briggs WAS accompanied in his Eight, by sther
convict Ct the name Of Burlington, who hsi ince
been retsken.
The above will be paid for the spprehensiSand
delivery OF said Briggs at Newport jail.
RIB. CRANSTON, Sherr
Jan 3. -4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
NEWPORT BANK.
d Hazard.

A T the Annual meeting Of the Stock
L u holders Of the Newport Bank on the 7th inst
The following persons we're chosen Directors 0f said
Bank foe the year ensuing
Cs1sfant 1a6er, Samuel Vernon, John Sio.
cam, John CoggeShaH, Wiiiom s. ~. allen,
Joh| r. Shearmaa, John Wiiiiams, Simon New
ton, and Caie6 Green.
And At e meeting Of bosrd Of Directors on the
same day. Constant Tsber was elected President.
JOHN II. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
Var. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THt. Estate on Thames. street, form.
n erIy the residence Of Gov WAsToS, being
divided by entries through the middle, and having
Two front entrances, and separate Kitchens and eel
hrs, y would accommodate t@o separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster.
ed rooms in the garret. It has a good garden, and
the lot extends to the barhor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound
It may be purchased at low price, and payment
may be made in FIVE or more (if reauiredj yearly in.
stsiinents security upon the estate would be accep
ted tor all except the drst payment. The same CO.
tate is offered to be let
Oct. is. B Hazard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
Newport Shoe Manufactory.'
]. w. DAVIS, Jr. $Co.

NO SO THAMES STREk2,
HEUPORT, n.
Resneetfulfy MORN sAer Jriends and the ha6.
nc,
THAT they still carry on the Manu-
4 featuring Of Ladies' BOOTS q SROES. OF
every description and will sell them as low as can
be bought at any other store in town, OF equal quail
ty They have on hand ladies' boots for . so cents
per p.r-also on hand. ladies' fret quality morocco
walking shoes. ditto iesthsr.-Gentenen hrst
qu.li,y boots and shoes. propor,i ionabiy cheap.
Ladies and Gent lemen wishing TO be hued from
their measures with boots and shoes will please leave
them as above, or at No. 100. directly opposite
wD keeps constantly on hand variety o.
Leather
Wax and black grained calf skins.
do do do neats' leashefs
CsIcutta elf and do do
Horse skins OF q superior quality.
Black and colored morocco skins
do do kid do.
Binding and timing skins,
boot webbing, cords, tacks. heel ball. end variety
of other articles. generally called for in shoe store.
.il,o ,n hand ysrn,sh, Day & Msrtin's and box
Blat s-s,g, OF superior quality.
JxnG 1924 ku6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
State of Rhode. Island, &c.

State Oi Rhode Island, BIC.
HsvPsR7, se.-Clrks Office. Snhrewe Jadie-
iai Court, Counfy 0 hevfoyf, 4'A Fss,ao-
~, 1924
NN application this day made BY Tzonas Hcnds Of
~ Newport. 10 said county, merchant, the credit
ors Of said Handy are hereby notified that they 81.
pear before the supreme Judicial Court TO be ho'd6n
at Newport within and forahe county ofNevporL "a,
the first Nondsy ef March nextsn5 on the seoo'i
day Of the term and nominate assignee or sssngn.
ess To receive The estate snd effects of the sail
Tbomss Handy for The benefit of .aid er.5i,ors. ,
HOLMES WEAVER, Caerk.p
Feb S, 1894
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
MARBLE
MONU NJ r. N rs,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Heartbs.
4 Fire Places and Grave stones, Of American
and italian Marble, blue. white and clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEwPoRr.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, of the finest
and most darable Blue Slate. warranted superior to
any sold in this state. Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandle, and
. long credit ifrequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham. Stree
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
AdminiSfrafor's Notice.

AdminiSfrafor's Notice.
oTIcs Is hereby given. that the
subscriber hiss been dolly appon' ed by the
Hon Court of Probate of the town OF Middletown n
Administration. with the will anne xed, on that part
ofthe Estate Of
BENJ.aHiN GgRDNER.
late of said Miidetown, deceased which has not a.
ready been settled and bas given bonds, according
10 law, for the faithful discharge of that trust All
persons theref,re. who have demands against said
Estate are hereby called upon TO present the same
and all persons thereunto indebted, are hereby
called upon to make payment to
DANIEL ROWLAND, .sttu'r
wnh she EW anaered
jamestown, Jsn 60. 1874.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO RI.IJE

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
j iriends and the public, that they have estsb-
ishcd the indigo blue Dying, and have employed
experienced workman at the coloring and Eaish-
ing Woollen goods Of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in the nes,est manner, on the most reasonable
terms
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue TO manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their ern.
ployers.
The following persons will receive ard forward
any . tiolcs inIerded for the Union Factory
EDWRAD SrANhOPE., and
ROBERT II. & FRANCIS CARR, Narport.
GEORGE LAWrON, Tpertsn.
JEREMItH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their ia
yours JOHN BABCOcK
MOSES LAWTON
PortsYnouth. June II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
"A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence OF Mr.. CHARLES BARiSo. 1t is beau,i
fully situsted on the west side OF The island about
four and half miles from Newport and is supplied
BY its shores. With very considerable quantity o:
sea manure--hss on IT large and convenient dwell
ing house, built and finished in the modern style,
with proper out.houses, 10 walled into small encio
sures, aud hss on il within ten steps OF the house
q spring Of excellent water which never fails TO iur.
nish sbundsnt supply. Any wishing TO view
the farm or know the terms, may apply to RisHARp
X RAspoLPu, ESQ. in Newport, or to the subscr'.
bcr in Prov vidence. JACOB DUNNELL.
lp~ ~ t42S
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

State of Rhode Island, &c.
hswPoR7, &C. Clerks Office, Supreme Jadi
eial Court, County Of Aewtorf, 4fh Of Eco.
rudry, 1924.
w BEREAS Jss Harsey Of Little Compton. if
w said cnunl OF Newport, mariner, has thls
day filed in ssid Office, his certain petition praying
for the reasons stated therein, that the bonds Of
marriage now subss,ing between him and his wife
Sarah, might be dissolved This is therefore TO
tiiy the said Sarah HoIsey that she appear before
the Supreme Judicial Court BE holden Mt Newport,
within and for the county of Newport, on the 6rst
Monday Of March next. ensuing he date hereof.
and shew cause (f any she hs,h) why the prayer Of
said petition ought not to be grained.
HOLMES WEAVER, Cierk.
Feb Sw
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-01

Fix. Full Of enthusiasm, never had he felt
more firm, or more collected; kneeline
,efore the corpse, he wrote, "Mouldering
remains Of an immortal soul, not only can
Il gaze on thee without horror, but even
with joy and gratitude. Thou will open
to me the gates of glorious eternity. In
opening to me the secret cause of the ter
rible disease which destroys my native
city, thou wilt enable me to point out some
salutary remedy-thou wilt render my sa-
critice useful. Oh God thou wilt bless the
action thou hast thyself inspired" He
hegan--he finished the dreadful operation,
and recorded in detail his surgical obser-
vations. He then left the room, threw the
papers into vase Of vinegar, and after
wards sought the azaretto, where he died
ia about twelve hours, death ten times
more glorious than the warriors, who to
save his country rushed on the enemy's
ranks, since he advances with hope at least,
admired. and seconded by a
whole army.-La Peste de .Marseilles, par
Madame de Genlis.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-01
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
BUCK-WHEAT MEAL, &c.
For Sale at the Subscribers, South side Of the
Lower Market.
6@MM(N lbs. Of Buck-wheat Meal OF 'n'
A0VVV first quality,
800 lbs. OF Lump Butter,
800 lbs. of Flax,
9 Bushels of White Beans,
10 Barrels of No, 2. Mackarel,
200 lbs. of Rhode Island Cheese,
200 lbs. Of Tow Yarn for Thread Carpet chain OF
wrapping,
Goldfish, Sperm. and Common Oil, Mackarel y
the barrel and half do. Chocolate, Tea, Coffee 'nq
Molasses, Beeswsx, Rappee and Scotch snuN;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Powder 400
Shot.
ALSO FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
Violins, Flies, Flutes, Clarionets and Flaglole's
Music Books for the above instruments-Vlo,aa.,
bows, Strings, Screws and Bridges-Clarlons'' :
Reeds,
John Wright.
NIB. A Tobacconist Press and apparatus !. '''
sale. Nov. 20-10-N