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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-28

The following anecdote, in substance, was
related by revolutionary officer Whether
it is founded on fact, or not, it is character
istic OF Yankee resolution, and skill in STRAIT
agem, sin those times which tried mems
souls" and bodies too.
ANECDOTE.
A British warlike vessel, of considerable
force, was cruising off the coast of Connecti-
cut, for some days; which was sight not
at all agreeable to the Yankees on shore;
one of whom undertook to put stop to such
insoleuce. For this purpose he collected a
crew ofhardy, resolute fellows, like himself,
chartered stout coasting vessel, loaded the
deck, to all appearance, with barrels, box
es, &c. fit for the coasting trade. slowed
comrades below, well armed with cutlasses,
pistols, and other implements fit for board
ing. and with only hands enough on deck to
work the vessel. set sail on this adventurous
expedition. He was soon in sight of the
man ef-war, which made sail for him. He
pretend to crawl off, as we'll as he could
but did not greatly hurry himself. Ere long
they were within hailing distance, when the
following dialogue ensued.
Capt. lothian. "Ahoi; what vessels that?
Captain Bull. ga British man-of-war
What are you; where are you from, and
where are you bound!
]. Pm an American coarSter, from Sfon-
! ningtovn harbor, bound all along shore.
B. Where's Stonningtown harbore
J. You're pretty fellow for man-of-
war, and don't know where Stonningtown
| harbor is.
B. None of your impudence. or I'll
FIRE into you, and sink you. What are you
loaded withl
J. Sarse upon deck and meat in the hole,
and the deacon's lie besides; so fire away
and be darn'd, and stave that and see who'll
pay fort.
| B. Come along side, you rebel rascal, or
I'll blow you sky-high.
J. Well must. s'pose, for your great
black guns there look darnation tokerish.
Upon this, lothian. taking advantage of
the wind. Immediately ran foul OF, and
grappled the British vessel; his crew impe-
diately rushed upon deck; proving, to the
complete surprise and infinite astonishment
of the British. that the "meat in the hole''
WAS all alive. They were wholly unpre-
pared for resistance, so surrendered at dis
1 r rs1 Ian
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-28
THE HOUR OF PRAYER.
Bu Mrs. Hemans.

Child, amidst the flowers at play,
While the red light fades away;
Mother, with thine earnest eye,
Ever following silently;
Father. by the breeze ofeve
'Call'd thy harvest-work to leaye;-
Prsy!-Ere yet the dark hours be,
Lift the heart and bend the knee.
Traveller, in the strangers land,
Far from thine own household band:
Mourner, haunted by the tone
Of a vsice from this world gone;
Captive, in whose narrow cell
Sunshine hath not leave to dwell,
Sailor, on the darkening sea,
L # the heart and bend the knee.
Warrior, that from battle won,
Breathest now at set ofsun;
Woman, DER the lowly slain,
Weeping on his burial plain;
Ye that triumph, yc that sigh!
Kindred by one holy tie!
Heavens first star alike ye see
Lift the heart and bend the knee!
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tpD+MlgssAYa
From the National Gazette.

From the National Gazette.
|The skull of Pope has been dug up at
Tw;ck kenhau. and casts from it are selling
in the streets of London.-English taAer.1
".qlcs, Ao,v little from the tomb I'VE claim"
Popg.
That ruin, once the residence of wit,
Nv lore replenished, and by genius lit
Within whose walls, in lofty state enshrin'd,
Once dwelt proud and elevated mind,
Whose slightest emanation could excite
Feelings Of wonder, throbbings of delight
BEFORE whose piercing eye ken vice fed aghast,
And shrinking envy felt itself surpassed.
No trace retains Of high conception flown!
To il no plastic records fondly cling,
And tell it was an intellectual thing
Not so our nature. When the tome we read,
Whose breathing pages did from itproceed,
The quick pulsation of the bosom tells
The heart procaims it as life's current swclls,-
How vainly Time, to quench the mind essays,
Which still lives on, although its shell decays!
Yet who but those with heartless forms ofclay,
on which ne'cr shone asoul-refning ray,
Wonld dare the dwelling Of the dead to rake,
And from its sepulchre that relic take!
shame, Albion, shame, that in thy brilliant hour
Tby lofty day of intellectual power,
'rhy sons should thus his domicile invade,
Nor yeneratc the high and mighty shade!
But vain the action; when thou hast become
Like blighted Athens, or like fallen Rome,
Thy baras shall shed on thee thy purest fame,
And nations dwell enraptured on each name;
And foremost in the high and deathless band,
Thy son of Twickenham shall proudly stand!
Yet spare, ye m,lmmers Of a fctious art,
Who paint the brain as seamen draught chart,
Who fan would give locality to mind,
And have each passion in its cell defined,
oh spare that ruin, once the residence
Ofhigh conception and flofty sense
Oh spare what once ofheavenly fire was full.
And in your mercy seek some meaner skull
To prove your darkling theory ofbrain,
As wild as whimsical, US weak as vain.
FRANCIS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-28
From, the Ne,cJern N. C. Centinfl.


HAVE A WIFE!
4 Rsioinder to Patience.
law wife-Iwould not miss
This harvest Of terrestrial bliss,
For all the bachelor receives,
Who only breothes but never lives!
I have wifc-the man who owns
A kingdom, worth thousand thrones,
A virtuous woman's heart must know
The Joys from nourished truth that flow!
lhave wifc-I would not part
With that rich jewel Of my heart,
Por every radient gem that shines
Refulgent in Golconda's mines!
lhave wife-frm, tender mild,
lhave her image in her child:
They many an anxious hour beguile,
Shed tear for tear. beam smile for smile!
have wife-when care and pain,
Like midnight o'er my bosom reign,
Soft as Aurora's mildest ray,
She lights my darkness into day!
have wife-I never felt
Despair her sweetness could not melt,
Inever knew hope, but she
Gould lit that hope to ecstasy!
nave wife-no sorrows rage
tieel, that she cannot assuage;
NoJoy e'er yet my heart possessed,
iowhich she gave not greater zest!
have wife-Oh! who has not,
nay sigh in sorrow for his lot!
ror It's mans truest bliss in life,
"hen he can say have WIFE!
CONTENT.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-28
DECEMBER ~, 1926

"Now, said lothian, haul down that are
rag there up aloft, and we'll hang up another
guess one in its place. with stars ont, and
then show you Stonninytozvn harbor, about
TIE quickest"
This was speedily accomplished, as much
to the Joy and exultation of the Yankees, as to
the chagrin and modification of their cap
tiYeS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-28

anPenence and Wisdom Al. the two best for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-04
PATENT
PATENT
SPRING ) SADDLES.

A WORD TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy saddles,
which is for the most part just and general one, and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him to turn his mind particularly TO that
subject with siew, if possible, to remedy the evil
He can with confidence assure the public, that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected is by means of
strong and well tempered steel springs so constructed
As 70 Support the saddle seat, and give much greater
ease TO both rider and horse than saddles made in the
common way any other that he haseverseen pos
siby do The plan is entirely different from the En-
gsa elastic saddles with spring bars OF steel, whale
BONE &C. and also from those with wire springs; and
he conceives much superior to either, as the elasticity
is greater and the not being put out GIFTS original
FORM viii not be subject to hurting horses on Journeys,
which is complained of in the saddles with spring bars
A number of gentlemen have those saddles now muse,
and but one sentiment exists among them in favor OF
their superiority The inventionis equally as apphca-
Die to ladies' saddles as TO gentlemen's Any person
desous Of purchasing those easy saddles, at liberty
trst to make trial of an, judge of their for
themselves In point of durability they win be war
saned equal to any other saddles and superior to most
ace f--u JAMES VANSANT.
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.pishsy TMompson,
na Just receiseu tHe following Valuable and ~.

LAS Just received the following valuable ana
HI Publications. ''' ana recent
Narrative of Discoveries in Northern ond =
Africa, in the years 1922, 1929 and 1904 central
Denham, Captain Clapperton, and DR.. Ondnsyy MAJOR
pendix, plates, maps, sc. 8vo. price SIS so Ap'
The Adventures of young RiAeman in the p,
and English Armies, during the war in span AMI nIench
tugal, from 1906 to 1916, / vol. 1926 "'a r4''
Continental Adventures novel, in three vo,. .,
DR.. Webster's Manual of Chemistry, on the b o;
Professor Brandes, vol. Svo 81. SH Of
The History ofthe Pirates, plates, vol. sl2s
The Commercial power of Great Britain. evil.
complete view of the Public Works ofthat co'ns
Roads, Canals, Aqueducts, Bridges, &C. Bv tb"
ron Dupn, 2vos. with a4to. Atlas of plans eIs~n Ia
&c. price Sll. A'O'S'
The Beauties of Sir Walter Scott and Thom,, "
ESQ selected from their works, vol 81. ''Ooge
illustrations ofShakespeare, comprised in 92o =.
nette engravings, VOL 8vo 81 25. NS'
The Modern Traveller, vol. 13-.a description osp
nah, Siam, Anam, &c. plates and maps, 81 So ny
Westminster Review, No.X.
Smiths Art of Drawing--many colored plates {, n
Tanners College Atlas. w.
The Greek Lexicon of Sclrevelus tran,Iatad -,
English, with many additions, by Pickering and OH
vol 8vo S. so.
Webster's Eulogy on Adams ard Jefersor-.;rr
published.
Evcrett's do do do
Washington, oct. IS
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TaM and Winter Goods !.
VARIES w SCOTY,

South Wssi Corner of King and Fairfdr.strsets,
III AS received by the packets Columbia and Ghaal-
I'll cey from New-York, where they were bought
chieAyat auction for cash. general assortment OF sea-
sonable
Foreign and Domestic Cry Goods--sstcfa n as
superfne and common cloths and casslmefes
Rose, point and dufhl blankets
Flushings and bookings
Scarlet, red, white and other hannelS
Plain and striped British and German missy
Sattinets various colors
Silk, worsted and lambs wool hosiery
Cloth, chintz, and other shawis
Silk and barage hhdkf's .;,ks
Plain and fg'd Gros de Naples, ttaa' Q 'A'
White and colcred sattins and forences
Figured and plain ribands ,,.
s,Sss and Scotch book, null and JACKIE net muslins
Ir;sh linens linen cambrics and lawns
SUP. and common prints and glnghams
scotch plaids and camblets for cloaks
Plain and fig ID bombazetts, various coiors
ladies' and gentlemens horseskn & beaver gloves
domestic plails, stripes and checks
Bleached and brown sheetngs and shlrtlngs
German burla,,s and ticklenburgs
Scotch and Irish brown linens, twilPd sackngi
Cotton yarn from the most approved factories, &c,
With an extensive variety of other goods not mention
ed which are offered for sale at reduced prices, by
wholesale or retail. OCT 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-04
DRY GOODS.
JAMES e. BARRY,
Neat Door to the Washington Tavern,
Hasjust received his Fall assortrnento of

Neat Door to the tIashangf0n IaUe7n, +
Has Just received his Fall assortment OF
Blue, black, drab grey midland thercoors, cloths
and cassmeres
Sattinets, bangup cords
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia vestings
Fearnaughts and Aushings, Devonshire kerseys
Blue plains, grey freze, plain and striped linseys
Point rose and dul blankets Sc tch & tartan paids
Scarlet, red, yellow and white fannels
Cambrcs, calooes, ginghams, Partisan stripes
Canton and Nankin grapes and robes
Red and green bookings, carpet baizes
Figured scarlet hannels, bombazetts, bombazeens
Tickings, Irish linens, lawns, linen cambria
Cambria hdks, brown hollands, Russia sheetings
Tcklenburgs, hurlaps, cotton in balls and on spoois
Braganza shawls, cames hair cloth and merino shaws
and scarfs
Ribbons, silk handkerchiefs, and
Domestic Goods Of every Description.
With variety of other articles in his business to the
purchase ofwhch he invites his friends and the public,
assuring them that the Goods carefully selected,
and will be sold low be had in any other Store
in the district. J.C.B.
fcf 81
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Monticello.
Washington, nov 2

The Seat Of he laie IhOnas JEFFERSON.
1T proposed to publish picturesque View of Month
"A cello House, (from drawing made on the spot by
Mr Mis) aqua-tinted in the best style, by one of the
first artists of country; provided Sufficient patron ge
is given equa TO the expenses incident to such
an undertaking. Wtha view to ascertain this, these
proposals are laid before the public.
The engraving handsomely colored, viii be furnish
ed subscribers at IS a copy, payable on delivery. Ihe
size Of the plate will be 20 inches long by II nches
wide.
Particular attention has been paid, IN the drawing to
the architectural character of this buidng' when dis-
,inguishes il from-all others. ,
The drawing from which the Engraving VIII be made
NAV be seen at the Bookstore OF the subscriber, by
whom, also, subscriptions will be received
- I, 49,. PiSHEY THOMPSON.
yyaSb;noton oct 81
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George S HoMgh

rs now opening a part of his F.4LL SUPPLY, and
in few days his assortment will be very tuil-con-
,stinr among Others OF
Cloths and cassimeres
Figured and plain bombaEets, some twi!Pd of plain
coiOps very fine
Large and small rose and point blankets
Super and common black bombazine
Athenian stripes and barrage glnShams
Super Battsse and Caty Paley
Furniture chntzes and wide furniture dimity
TwilPd, stripe and plaid llnsey, tor servants
Cassnets and kersey
Black green, scarlet, red, white and drab fianneis
Red, green, and blue baizes
Tartan and circassian plads and cambietS
Green table covers
WOODEN caps and gloves for sailors
Bangup cords drab and olive
Best black levantine and Italian lustrng
Figured and striped silks
Wadding for pelisses, super horseskin gloves
American buckskn and Woodstock DO
Long and shor, silk hose, plain and ribbed
Do do cotton and WOTSted 20
Servants wooden stockings
One case undress'd Irish linens
Linen cambria and do. hdkfs.
Handsome assortment merino scarfs and shaws
Cashmere, cloth and camels' hair do
BLACK, white and colored English belt ribbons
A few very superior fancy do in sets
Shoe do and galloons
Silk, barrege and love hdkfs
silk and thread braids, bobbins and tapes
Silk and other handsome vestings
Spool, sewing and floss cottons
Boss and knitting do
Figured Swiss cap patterns, point hdkfs s collars
Plain and fig'd Swiss and book muslin hdkts
German and Scotch linens and Russia sheetngs
Russia, Huckaback and other diapers
6.4low priced cotton do.
Best and common tcklngs
asses best umbrellas and paraSoiS
A general assortment ofcol'd and white domestics
AOO0 Ms Cotton Xarn.
All of which will be sold at the late reduced prices
10 mo 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-04
Public Sale.

AN Monday the first day january rert at 10 o'clock
" A. M. the subscriber viii offer st Public Sale, on
the premises. that valuable
So Lot of Ground and Improvements,
HEEEh fronting on Fairfax and Water streets, be-
III SaItMeen King and Prince streets ROW in the ten
A-&.l ure of VIM. F. Thornton, and lately occupied
by John LLOYD. The lot fronts Fairfax and Water
streets 26feet inches the former and "a feet nine
inches on the latter 1t extends northwardy to Swifts
Alley, on which it binds so feet.
The improvements consist of a three story Brick
Dwelling House and Store on Fairfax street. Brick
Stable and Carriage House, and three story Brick
Warehouse on the Alley.
The above sale will be made under the authority OF
deed of trust from Geo. Janney to the subscriber
Terms cash. K. TAfLOh, trustee
oct 9 3awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-04

lust published, and on sale by PIsaET THoNPsoN,
Oh the EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 81, for June.
CONTENTS
1. Who wrote Icon Basilke' BY Christopher Words
worth, of Trinity College, ID. ID.
g. Hamiltonian Method of Teaching Languages
8. The late Crisis in the Money Market considered
A. DR.. Lingard's History of England.
S. Mrurs ADMINISTRATORS, pour fare suite aux OBJ
seryations SUR les urs ct les Francois COM
rencement du XIX. Steele.
g. Denham and Capperton's Travels in AirlcS.
r. Life and Remains of DR.. Clarke.
Subscriptions to the Edinburgh Review, SIS per an
nun.
Washington, nov
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$50 Reward

ENTILL be given for the apprehension Of negro Bill
w He calls himself IVILLL4n FOLEY BiPSage
is about 27 years, height feet 10 or II inches covE
that of dark mulatto. He is likely, straight mus
cuar fellow, very intelligent, artful and daring; chew'
tobacco to excess, and has remarkable scar both Oh
his breast and cheek bone, occasoncd by bum when
an infant. He eoped without provocation and hasW'
baby shaped his to some northern city, oroUe
residence of Mr. Cockerell of lauquier, Va who owns
his mother.
The above reward will be paid if taken north oil'
Potomac and without the District, $50 in the d.
trict or III the Safe of Virginia.
ALEXANDER HUNTER.
sent Is near Alexander
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Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
TVILLLAM FOVLE & Co. haze an Store and Of
fer for sale
~ |, = 5s1 III chest. Young Hy.on 7+.
81 81 b boEes }Imperial ditto.
Is boxes Gunpowder ditto
Al hhds Muscovado sugar
Is ditto New Orleans, ditto
100 barrels Brazil ditto
500 bags st. Domingo coffee
10 ditto Sumatra pepper
1000 sacks blown salt, Liverpool filed
pipes cognac brandy, seignett's brand
pipe
quarter casks)
% baskets sparkling Champagne
rs packages 81, rs, 4, and 5-4 brown and
bleached domestic shirtngs and sheetings
5 cases choPpa romals
| ditto large size ditto
/ ditto fine black nankeen silk levantines
I ditto black and colored, lowered and vine
striped nankeen horences
100 pieces sattinets and cassimeres
Is cases black and white wool hats
bales A twilled linseys
500 bolts Russia MI.
200 pieces Ravens Da'N
100 pieces Russia sheeting
100 ditto ditto diapers
bales No. l, 2, 8 and A burlaps :
10 tons of St Petersburg hemp
Is casks Bridportshad and herring tWine
800 sides red soal leather
800 casks nails and brads assorted sizes
81 boxes tacks and sprigs-wili be sold at the
factory prices
10000 bushels Turks Island and ST. ubes salt
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70 Medical Students.

DlSHEY THOMPSON has on hand, and will be con
4 stanty supplied with, the following Medical work.
which he offers to Professors and Students on the mo-
reasonable terms
Coxe's American Dispensatory
Chapman's Therapeutics
Cooks Morgagni
Cooke on Nervous Diseases
Devices System of Midwifery
- Essays do
on diseases and treatment of Childre
Glbsons Surgery.
Goods Study of Medicine--last edition
Wlstar's Nnatomy
Bchat's do. with Beelard's Continuation
Bostock's and Magendie's Physiology
Ebere's Materia Medica
Paris Pharmacologia, Chemistry and Tt eaGac,
Diet
Philip on diges:ion-Rush's Works
All Few Medical Books received soon as published
American and European Medical Works procured 70
order. Warrington, oct %
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DENTISTRY ".
sept 16

MIR. M'KEE respectfully offers his services to tAe
~ inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity IN 'ne
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular At
tenton to this branch of his profession, he a'eFs MN
self that he is competent to render essential service u
those who may have the mi ortune OF disease 10 .I
teeth gums. In almost all cases he IS able 10 cur w.
toothache without the loss fthe tooth, and 70
the pain Immediately. He viii clean and ME 'i'e
without injury to the enamal and will 9uara'ee w..
upon obedience to his directions they VIII Is,a, 6
clean and retain beautiful ivory Wilderness he "I
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguishes
from the original ones. .. p,rr
His Office is at Mrs. Gardner's, opposite 81. av
Church, where he will be always ready, (sunag
cepted,) to attend to any calls in the line OF
sion. pr.
Reference may be had to Rev. DR.. Wilmer r,,hrca
fessor Keith, DIR. Semmes Dr. Richards Df IS
and DR.. Brown W
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PnhlicsSale.

I'm Monday the 4th day of December next, 2. =
o'clock, NJ the Subscriber viii offer at Paoiic
,2}a1s< sale at Catts's Tavern near Aiexandria, a
tract of land in the County OF FarfaS,
SVcS COMBINING 100 .aCRES,
ssn Situated ON the north SIDE ofthe Little RIVER
turnpike road and beginning At the east aoutme9t OF
Of the bridge over Accotink Run--now occupied by
-.rhnmasK ReaIle The above sale Will be made un-
der the authority of deed trust from the said Beae
to the subscriber. Terms cash
R. j. TAYLOR, Trustee.
.o Stawts
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Fruit Trees, Grapes. SC.

,eseeeS The subscriber, proprietor Sssss$fs
So of the Linnsan Botanic Garden and SsSx 5fs
aTTA Nurseries, at Flushing, near New IT,
se5sss,. York. offers to furnish the public assSS
with such Trees and Plants as they may desire
The collection of Fruit Trees of all the various kinds,
and also of Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Plants, IS by
far the most extensive in America. In addition to the
numerous ACQUISITIONS of former years, the proprietor
now offers to the public above fire hundred neto earse
ties of the most choice Fruits, which not in the pos
session of any other establishment IN this country all
of which are announced in his Catalogue tor 1870 Inc
assortment of Grapes consists OF above two hundred
and fifty kinds, and comprises the finest Wine and Ia
BILE Grapes of France, Germany, Italy, and the CrlHea
The proprietor having acquired extensive lnformauoh
on the subject from actol observation and experience is
enabled make sdch selections as may be suitable TO
any particular locality and where such selections are
left to his discretion he viii send such as cannot ia to
succeed He also offers them, assortments, of one
dozen each, at the following prices For the FIRST as
Sorfne the price will be eight dollars; for the second
six loars and for the third, four and an half dollars
The collection of Roses exceeds FIVE hundred select
varieties and OF Greenhouse Plants, he has above two
thousand species, comprising twenty thousand pots a
rnon which are all those known most beautiful and
interesting Catalogues may be obtained gratis OF the
different Agents throughout the Union, and orders tor
warded through them direct by mail, (post paid,
will meet with prompt attention.
Persons who order Grapes, will be furnished with d.
rections for their culture. WILLIAM PRINCE,
c. M of tie .Lin1aan Society Of Paris. Of the
Horticultural Socetg of London, and of the I'M
prih Society of the GeOrgeff at Florence, &c.
..* Orders received by S. NJ JANNEY,
oc, ls-3taw4w Alexandria, ID. C.
Orders duly attended to- oct Is