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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-09
Boston and .NeW York Union Line. ria Proridenc
and NeW London.

[Steam Boats Fanny and Long Branch.
TTNHE steam boats LoNa BRANCH or FANNY.
III will leave New Loudon every Sunday, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. for New
York on the arrival of the stages from Boston and
Providence. Stages leave Boston at g. and Provi
dence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. same days, for New
London, until further notice.
November H. If.
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CMITH g. PARMENTER. No. o, Market.
- Square, will receive subscriptions for the
American Traveller, Stage Register, and American
Statesman, Boston, and the Literary Casket. Phila-
delphip. Nov. Is.
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daily received by the lovers of modern poetry -
sentiment it breathes, We must say, that we objec
to the measure. 1t is of that ambling and irregu
lar description, which loses much of its melody
when contrasted with the original heroic and ep,
which animated the ancient bards, and is indebted
mainly to PEncIvAL, for its introduction into th
country.
THE WARRIORS SONG.
The touch Of rnaidens hp is sweet
When she comes With her innocent kiss to greet
The lover, who long in distant land,
Ias sgh'd for the hour when her heart and hel
hand
Shall give TO his heaving bosom rest,
And place him among the supremely blest
For the moisture that fingers upon her mouth
Is like the balmy breath Of the south;
And then her eyes are more heavenly bright,
And doat in sea OF liquid light
And at every glance send forth ray
That might lead holy saint ast-ay.
And sweet are the tones OF her voice when they
ring.
Like forest echoes in early spring -
Or like the far off melody
OF fairies meath a midnight sky -
For they make the hearth blood leap and thrill,
Like the gushing forth Of bubbhns nil.
Sweet is the draught Of the full wine cup,
When with glowing ricbn ess 1t sparkles up,
Aud awakens the notes OF revery,
And kindles the lightning OF the eye;--
And swells each VEN, TIL the red current goes
Like u torrent that over preclpice flows.
But sweeter to me is the swelling note,
That comes from the mellow trumpets throat,
When the gorgeous banners are floating wide,
And the clashlng OF steel Is on every side,
And Joyous shout saues the ear,
Sound out-sound out-tor the Toe is snear.
And brighter to me tnan a naideu's eye,
Or the golden goblet ioanling high,
Are the streaming rays Of the frm.oouch'd lance,
When in serred squadrons our hosts advance;
And the wal steeds leap with exulling neigh,
Aud hasten to JON with the battle array.
yes--I love the crimson'd path,
When the ar-tempest comes 10 It's hottest wrath ;
For there the youthful king hit may find
Fresh laurels round his brow to bni;
And his rest is quiet-ior the thought
That his last--last ork was bravely wrought,
Comes over his soul like soothing dream.
Or the music tina. Dreathes roun4 a murmurin9
stream,
He sinks to his sleep like the setting sun,
And his grave though colds glorious ono
Continuing onr extracts, We find The stanzas To
**a+~~," from ,he pen Of Fov" signature
hch, from Its frequen, appearance before the pub
lick Is pretty well known, and the production ac
mpanied by lis signature, have gained it decided
popularity. The stanzas partake largely Of :bt
Lyre OF Anacreon, with spirit truly Parnassian.
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the executioner Of Calias, the nineteenth day of
May l547 who was sent for being more expert
than any in England, and her body negligently
thrown into common chest OF elm-tree, made TO
SEvMoRr, who lived but few years to enjoy tho
smiles of the capricous monarch, when he mar
ried to ANNE CLEvEs, whose life was not mi och
more happy than that Of the unfortunate ANNE
BoLYNE.
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PROVIDENCE.
TuH MEMORIAL.

This is the title OF vo."u,e OF prose and poeti-
cal effusons, recently issued iS"m the press oi
Nessrs. TRUE & GREENE, Boston, anG Intended
or New Years Present. The productions are
from the pens Of native writers, who are, we be-
leve, citizens of Boston, and its vicinity We have
had but little time allowed to peruse this sinsu-
larly gifted volume, and although we arc aware
that we incapable of doing it justice. after so
slight reading, we will venture TO make a few ex-
tracts, and offer few observations.
The first effusion, the beauties of which strike Us
with peculiar force, is that entitled the Cour-
texan. The subject is one Of great delicacy, and
which no one, save he command the pencil ola mas
ter, can touch, without Offering violence to those
ceilings ofrefnemont, which are too often outraged
by those, who attempt to delineate the uneerins
results of lite, marked with crime, and closed
amid infamy and horror.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

The holders of notes are crossing and iostline
each other in all directions. At Plymouth, the
uproar was dreadful. There was literally a
whole population. with food in abundance sta.
ring them in the face, and vet without means Of
obtaining it, for the gold alone would the sellers
take, and gold was not to be had. By break of
day all the banks were surrounded by mobs.
ana the Civil Power was mustered in front of
them. 10 an agitated and tumuliuous day sue
ceeded night OF fearful omen to many an un-
fortunate family. Several Of the bankers set off
for this metropolis on Friday in the utmost
haste, to obtain, if possible, means to meet the
run. Sir w. Elford, the head Of the firm, is
Baronet, Recorder OF Plymouth, and Masis-
trate. ]. w. Clarke, Esq. another partner, is
a Magistrate. The third partner is a Mr.,
Tingcomb. A bill was posted up, stating that
they hoped to meet all demands by getting
down large supplies Of gold from London, and
that the public might rely on it that their es-
tates are unentai!ed and unencumbered.
Morning Chronicle.
new impulse was given yesterday to the
state of agitation and distrust which has so
long existed in the city, BY the arrival Of intel.
igence Of the failure Of the Plymouth Bank of
Eiford & Co. 1t appears that run exists on
most Of the banks in the West of England, but
more particularly in Devonshire and Cornwall.
Several expresses were sent off to London on
Saturday by different houses, who either were,
or who apprehended themselves to be, in dan.
ger Of run, for the purpose of obtaining a
supply OF gold to meet the emergency. The
partners of the London banking houses with
whom they kept accounts were Immediately
sought for, on the arrival of the expresses,
wherever they could be found, and some were
called from their attendance on divine service,
to answer the dispatches sent by their country
correspondents. All the gold to which access
could be got on Sunday, was forwarded to the
country in post-chaises and four, the unusual
appearance Of which, in Lombard street, and
its immediate neighborhood, on that day, col
! lected together crowd OF anxious inquirers to
ascertain the cause. The bank, whose failure
we have mentioned above, is, We understand
one which has hitherto enjoyed very high ere.
dit, and the knowledge Of this fact has, we be-
| lieye, much assisted 10 increase the alarm fell
on tina, account in London. Times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
RIO JANEIRo.

RIO JANEIRO.
We have been favored by mercantile friend
with the following letter from Rio Janeiro, con-
tanning the latest commercial information. and
from source that may be fully relied on:
" Rio de Janeiro, Nou. %, 1925.
There have been four arrivals, with about
5000 barrels of Flour, since our respects OF the
18th inst. The President Adams, with 1000
barrels, from Monte Video, has departed again
for Buenos Ayres, in the expectation that 1T
may be admitted there The last advices thence
are 10 the goth ult. when general opinion pre-
vailed that an act would soon be passed to re-
peal the prohibition, but not to apply for some
three or four months The article was then
selling at Sl2 on shore, of old and inferior qua
lily. Our sales have been more extensive dur
ing the last ten days than for some time past, a
number ofpurchases having been made forship-
ping coastwise to the smaller ports. There
may be about $500 barrels on hand, and whilst
the stock is SO fully maintained we cannot effect
any advance in price. Should no more wheat
or flour arrive from Europe, the demand for
yet on hand among the bakers becomes reduc-
ced. The Baltimore brands, Of the present
years crop, have proved nearly equal in quality
to the Richmond, and is equally. esteemed by
maryland large cargo from Philadelphia is
pronounced superior to any that has appeared
from thence for Two years past. There has
been an arrival Of Goldfish, 1900 barrels from
Halifax, which was placed at 81; ard near the
same rate may be obtained for 200 barrels per
Lirerpooi Packet, from Boston. Lumber is diff.
cult of sale at $50 per loco feet. A few hun
dred barrels Rosin would command 4 IS at
the moment. Other imports are in plenty.
sour produce is likely to maintain high pri-
ces for some time, being much in demand, par
ticular sugars, the last reports from Europe
being favorable Exchange on London may
SO down again to SO d. by the packet now in
port. Yours, Sc"
Baltimore Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
Public Sale.

WILL be offered at public sale, on Thursday the ID
~ day Of February ne if fair. if not the next fair
day. at the farm of the late Sabret Scott about four
mics ABOVE the Great Falls Potomac Fairfax coun.
ty all the goods andchattles of the said decedent
slsng OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs farming implements Sc
verai casks OF lime, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
&c &c on credit of six months on all sums of FIVE
dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving bond with
approved secury and all under FIVE dollars, cash
ALLEN SCOTT,
Jan 14-3t' Executor of s,brct SCOT aao,a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
SNllyP NEWS.
Port Of MexanAvia.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 14-Schr Institution, Baker, Baltimore, days,
freight for the District.
SAILED,
jan. 15-schr. Warren, Mixer son, New York.
Brig Mary and Elizabeth, Lovel, Providence.
Brig Betsey, Wallis, Rotterdam.
The Lght-Boat, Mckenzie, for her station at the
Narrows.
Schr. White Oak, Haws, Boston.
Schr. Levant, Jordan, hence at Holmes Hole, for
Boston, 9th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
Might Sale

OH WEDNESDAY MIGHT,
nan past O'Clock will be sold at the auction store,
DRY GOODS, consisting ofhosery, cloths, cassmeres,
eassnett eottons diapers Irish linens, cotton frnges
oiahnes, APES ndkis crayats cacoes, &c. Goods o,
pen for inspection on the day of SALE
Jan. 10 5. A. MARSTEILR Aucf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
AUCTIONS.

TOMORROW, (TUESDaY)
At 10 O'Clock, viii be sold at the Indian Queen Tavern
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Consisting OF Beds, Bedsteads Chars Tables &c. &c.
ierms AZ sale s. A. MARSTELLER,
JAN 10 Auctoneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
Sale OF Slaves.

NILE be sold at the auction store. on King stree,
w on tuesday the 18th inst at 10 o'cocf, A. NJ.
FIVE SLAVES, viz: SUKEY, L.aNDY, H1LLL9M
M.fRY and JOHN, belonging to the estate Of James
Parsons, decd. Terms at sale. ISAAC ROBBINS,
Jan DTS Admir- de bosis ron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
'ZIfY1ZyTAAs
MARRIED..

IUTHKED,
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Mr.. Fair
clough, Mr.. VAcHEL WHiTE, to Miss MARY ANN CALLES
DER, all of this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

The Albany Daily Advertiser thinks, from
present indications, that the vacancy in the Sc
nate of the United States, from the State ofNew
York, will not be filled for some days 10 come.
Considerable time will probably be consumed
in deciding whether the choice shall be made
now, and hereafter, according to the old mode,
or BY joint ballot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

.HLody of the name Of CLARK, from Philadel-
phia, is at present about delivering, at Balti-
more, Course Of Lectures on History, compri-
sing the interval from the Creation to the ter
mination Of the American Revolutionary War
In 1888: These Lectures are to be illustrated
by means OF charts, upon novel and interest
ing plan, by maps and diagrams, and by great
'Sriery ofsplendi6 paintings, representing the
ancient and modern costumes Of different ma
tons, groupes, Sc. and the Kings of England.
The paintings were executed in London, and
are exhibited on the phs ,ntasmagoria plan.
Nat. htethgencer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

From SHOULDERS Ne,c- York .49rocGte January Is.
(Per ship Isaac Hicks
1t is reported that house in the silk trade
has lately failed, with sum OF twenty thou
sand pounds in securities, in their tin box,
and upon which they were unable 10 raise a
shilling.
They write from Leipsic, that as soon as the
failure of S Williams, Of London, was known
in that city, one of his partners (ass0cies) who
had come TO the fair to make considerable pur-
chases, and who had, in fact, done much bust
ness in woods, made an attempt upon his liie;
but was fortunately hindered from completing
his purpose by one of his countrymen.
The iongprotracted discussion between Rus
STA and the Porte. respecting the principalities
| of Wallachia and Moldavia, are said to have
been renewed with some asperity.
A merchant in Glasgow is in custody on a
charge of 70, gerry; and admits his guilt. We
arc afraid (says the Glasgow Free Press) that
others are implicated.
Money is worth in London about three per
cent per annum in stock, but merchants bills
| are difficult Of negotiation at i've
II appears that there have been loans raised
in Great Britain for South America to the a.
mount off millions This is fully equal to the
whole amount of the national debt Of the Unit
ed States.
| London, Non. 2e-The failure Of Sir VIM
Chords bank, at Plymouth, added very much
to the alarm yesterday on Change. his, by
all accounts, was the most respectable bank In
the West of England. But if this failure was
felt on Change, what must the effects nave oeen
on the spot? We have been favored with the
sight of a letter dated from Plymouth,on Satur-
day night, describing the distress and the fer.
mentatiou among the people in terms which we
are afraid to repeat, Saturday was market day
both at Plymouth and Dock, and as the country
people would not take single note, and no
thing but notes Of one bank or another were
forthcoming, the people were almost frantic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
FROM HAVANA.

Charleston, Jan. 4.-By the Miles Standish,
we have received our files of Havana, to the 25th
ult. No news-A letter to the editor says
that the number of soldiers lately arrived there
in the convoy, for the protection Of the place
amounts TO one thousand five hundred together,
with sixty officers. The vessel which was mis-
sing from the convoy, arrived there on the Gath
ult. with 500 more-making the total number
Of troops 1900.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

OnSunday the Sth inst. gentleman from Mas
sachusetts attempted to cross the Hudson riYer
at Albany, with drove Of $50 sheep, when thc
ice gave way and 500 of them drowned, The
carcases Of 400 were recovered-thc rest float
ed under the ice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

Handing,
I'm Huins mharf, from schr. Washington Packet.
4 llHDS, prime Martinco molasses
y 10 hhds and so bbls f rum =
hid old Jamaica rum
60 boxes mould candles
so do sperm. do
90 casks winter strained sperm oil
50 boxes rasins
700 bunchss onions
40 bales domestic svods
Cider &c. for sale by
janl4 A. C. CAZENovE& Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

Extensive beds Of magnesia, and others o
fine marble, have been recently discovered II
Hartford county, Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

A new novel, called ~Woodstock, tale Of
the Long Parliament" by the Great Unknown,
is advertised to appear in London on the 25th
of the present month. And new work, enti-
tied "The British and Foreign Novelist" has
already appeared. 1t commences with the Pr
lot, and is spoken Of in high terms for its unu-
sually beautiful Typography.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16

Dispatches for the British Minister were re-
ceiyed at New York on Thursday last, and I'M
mediately forwarded to Washington byexpress
The Editors Of the Gazette believe that they
relate 10 the Trade with the British colonies.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21

A T a Special Court Of Probate, ,hof-
~ den in the town of Warren, in
ihe county of Bristol, on the l2tll
day of October, A. ID. 1896, A ccr-
tain instrument purporting to be the
last Win and Testament Of
NANCY GARDNER,
late Of said Warren, deceased. hav-
ing been presented to this Court for
Probatc.-N is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred to
a Court of Probate TO be holden at
the Town Clerks Office, in said
Warren, on the first Monday Of
November next, at Q o'clock, after
noon /, and that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by
publishing this decree 8 weeks sue
cessively in the Northern Star, to
appear at that time and be heard.
by order,
LEVI HALLE. Deputy p. Clerk.
Oct a..
~ ~
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TOOEW7s aGWE>

o. CaJuB RlA.N TOOTH ACHE
PILLS The relief is Immediate, with
out the ieast iWary to the teeth -
Price one dollar
@The above MEDICINES are in
closed in pamphlets, containing direc-
tons for using them, and numerous
cures performed bytheh--are warran-
ted genuine --and may be had Of the
present Proprietor, at his Counting
Room over No. 20, Court street, Bos.
TON. opposite Concert Halt; and at
retail, by his special appointment, as
above. and also at Providence, Of j.
BALcH, and at other large Towns and
Cities. throughout the Union.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary
cures may be had of the Agents, gra-
It's.
0T-A large discount to country ply
siclans, traders, &c.
Sept. so. eowly.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
Mttrtfptt4
Admins traitors Sale.

Bf tiiide Of 4 decree r of II.
Ejs supteme Court. aud unde,
lss1s the advice and directioH .,
----- the honorable 1 Court oI
Probate ofthe town Of Warren viii
be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. to the
highest bidder. on SATURDAY,, the
lin OF November next, at g o'clock.
+, N. on the premises. all the right.
title, and interest, Of which JosArHaN
CARR, late T Warren. died siezed.
N and 20 a certain lot of land with =
dwelling house thereon, situate in Wa.
ter-street. and bounded as foItews.yiz
Westerly on Water-street, Northerlv
on land Of the heirs sf Th,mas Cole
deceased. and Others Easterly on
iand Of Seth Peck, and Somhehy ca
land ofJxnes Maxwell.
Conditinns 0f saic--9O days.
TH0S. G. WILLIAMS. .Adnf'r.
Oct. 2l- "a
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
Hopes Of gain
lffew their wants, their pleasures are but few
For every want tisut stimulates the hraest
Become source Of pleasure when possessed,
eoLN9pjth-
DAvlN RMWW$f

NHFUULD say to the pablic, tina
wv that want which excites all ac
ton, stimulates him, ta ackaowictg,
the friendly calls Of cnstomcrs,to sup
ply those wants near hoscs wlnr.
their maRcy SOON returns 10 them a,
gain, in preference ofgoiug alar of
and fare ne better, ar worse, as has
been the Olsc, more than at present.
He viii engage 70 supply all wants
within his capacity at tire lowest
regular prices efotIter places.
lie has Tor sale handsome assor!-
mcnt Of Silver framed Spcc.ac!es,
from Now York, and his own make,
second to none !; and glasses to suit
all frames and all Eyes. Britania
and Blocktin Tea Pots. Pocket
Knives. Scissors. Eazors. Ditto
Straps. Latl,er Brushes. Shaving
Soap. Ditta Glasses. Table and
Tea Spoons. Jewels. Watches and
Watch Seals, Keys, and Chains, Of
Gold and Silver, and compounded
Metal, andmany &c's. a,,pcrtaininy.
Hc imsures his strietcst attention to
repairing WATCHES, his principal
bmsiness.
Those that want sPECTACLEs
10 SEQ well 1t . distance, and for
close inspection likewisc,shoaid have
double Glasses. Being prepared 70
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21

SEWING c0TT0Ns lest spool wi
1 common white and slll colors Ger
cxest;. q
E!astisk GSrters. LsuxLawns.
OlAPERS,-Ir;sh 4 Russia real goo,
1 from 10 cents to higher. Ditto,6-4
i 20. 6-4, 9.4 aod 1914 damask table
IRISH LlNENS.7-a good supply y ant
will be sold lower than heretofore.
LlNENS.-brown 4 black for Innings
TOW CLOTHS IA and 5-4 from
t2 l-2 cts to Is per yard.
Umbrellas Brown Ducks, cheus.
bUCKRAMS,-duck and common.
RAVENSDUCK,--by piece or ward
| Tess than common market price.
RUSSIA SHEETiNGS.--real and i'm.
ltstIon by piece Or yard ior.
CRASH.-suitable for towels &c, frvm
A lid to Cd per ward.
CASHMERE LONG Sll.Awis,-dif-
fere~t colours.
Cashmere Shawls.
lM'tArreN MgR.xo PoIxss,-white
and rcd.
Tabby Velyets. Green Mcreen.
ITALIAN CRApEs,-black, and green. =
CANrox Dittos-black. and colosred
figured. ~
tkpIA SArrN,-black Of frat quality.
BLACK SILK HDKFs,--4-4 good as
so'tment and cheap, from e cents
to 75cects piece
Silk BRAID and Cord.
SEwlsa SILKS s. TwIsTs,--black, blue,
With al assortment ofall colours and
OF the best quality.
RIBBoNs, black and colurcd of all nam
bers. DO. London belt and watch.
BLACK LevANrINEs,--real super and
common Of India and French a good
choice.
SaRcNETs, ,-5iAck Of different sorts at
lo0v prices.
GREEN Silks. for Bonnets.
GRos DE MALES. .-black. Gauze,--
green. 81
FLAG SILK HDkFs,-4-4 for SO
cents piece.
Silk Bardannas.
BrTroNs,-extra rich gilt Coat and
Vest, with silk and camslet of ali
coioprs.
Oil Cloths. Scotch Caps.
BLEAcHED smRrrE Gs ,-of all qualities
some as low as 10 cts. per yard.
BRowS sHrErINes,--a good assortment
OF common and some rery superior.
DoMrsTIcK GINGHAMs,--goosa coioars
at 10 cents per yard.
CHEcKs,--,pron and shirting indigo
coioars from 6d to 20 cts per yard.
EEDTicKINGs,--a good assortment
. from 10 cts to 2s per yard.
STRIrEs, "a lot at Cd per yd
The above goods with many ayticl es
NOT mentioned will be sold at WHOLE
S.aLE y RE T.aIis, on the best terms
Oat.21. si,s Z
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
FRUIT = oA%AEHNs
TN4 TR1Nsa N0s
WILLIAM PRINCE

| DROPRIETOR Of the L;nnnn Bp.
u tanic Garden and Nurseries. At
Flushing, near New Y ork, ofFsrr TO
furnish the public with such selcc, /.
IONS OF Trees and Plants AZ tLev
may desire from his establishment
The collection Of Fruit Trees, Of all
the various kinds, and also Of Or.a.
mental Trees. Shrubs and Plants. ia
by far the most extensive and supe.
rior 10 Americas And the Propric-
tor now offers above foe hundred
nero rarietses of the choicest fruits.
not in the possession OF any other
establishment in this country. The
assortment of Grapes Of the finest
kinds for Wine and the Table, is yc-
ry extensive, and Of Roses he has
above 500 select varieties. ~
Also above sO0Ospecies of Green
House Plants.
Catalogues may be had gratis OF
any Agent in the Union, and orders
through Agents, or direct by mail.
post paid } will meet prompt atten-
tion. Orders received by
L. w. BRIGGS,
Bristol, r. I. Agent for w. PxrNcE.
Oct. IA. 8w. ,