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and of all that is dear to them" Quem puh per-
dere nriuS De,ls de syoenf1lv

and Of all that is dear to them" Quem puH per-
dere priu, Deus demeniaf."
Ardent spirits are useful in the arts, and are oft
en used as cordials, and for external applications
lor the sick and wounded, but the evils which they
produce so much more numerous than the good
they do, that it would be great blessing to have
lie knowledge Of their preparation entirely lost.
The old gentleman ceased to give me further in
formation, and almost involuntarily exclaimed,
Shade Of my departed father how best were you,
inhabitants Of Symzona, you that were ignorant Of
the God Bacchus and his demoniacal inspiring
draughts, produced either from the vine or the
I.ethean alembic! O from your blest abodes look
down with compassion on your descendants, and
guard with Angels care, my own dear Symzona,
lest in their intercourse with the exterior world,
they should learn the art of preparing intexi-
eating liquors. and introduce intemperance with all
its train of-vis into my own beloved country.
Now, Mr.. Editor, though my advice is entirely
graluious. and therefore not liable to he followed.
yet shall be agreeably disappointed if il should
rrove a mean Of inducing any of your people to
eave off the vile practice Of drinking ardent spirits
N which case, my word for it-thev would find
very much to their satisfaction their funds daily
approving, and in the end of long life, to have ac
rumulated far beyond the dreams Of avarice.
By abstinence, and sober course Of life, their
nealth would not become deteriorated, and their
.Ienls viii have the means OF bestowng charity
nerever needed, aud instead Of being the curse of
oc'ety, ey would be the blessing Of their country
---honoren while living, and at death lamented.
That yae repablic under its free institutions,
ruay Us,.r .e most virtuous and happy people on
earth, .a IN & sincere wish Of
A. TRAVELLER.
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ELEGANT RETREAT.

TRANCI5 e. SCHAFt Err respectfully in
Il forms the public, that he hus taken the house
No. 81, Westminster street next east Of the Univer-
sast Chapel which he has fitted up in the best style
Cor the accommodation OF those who may be ispo-
sed to avail themselves Of retreat Of this descrip
ton, they may partaae Of the various delica
cies of the season, and be provided with refresh
meu.3, beverages and waters of every kind usually
found IA select establishments of this description
Two distinct apartments are neatly fitted up and
furnished for the separate convenience OF ladies aud
gentlemen in the former OF which no visitors wi
be subject To an intrusion or annoyance from any
other part of the establishment.
The Gentlemens apartment has a Reading
Room, which will be always furnished with the
papers Of the town, and occasionally with those
from abroad.
Select parties can be supplied with private
rooms, and exertions shall be wanting to render
the situations Of his visitors entirely agreeable to
their wishes.
Fresh Fruits (in their scason) and the choicest
of the kind, together with the best of Liquors will
alwaysbc furnished when they can be procured.
Confectonare., Presef yes, Cake and Cordials oI
all k ads, and the best, constantly ON hand.
?. Families can at any time be supplied with Cake
or furnished with it ut short notice to suit their
taste.
With these facilities in his power, and a fixed de-
termination TO please, he trusts he shall be able tc
succeed in his design Of rendering his establishment
fashionable and agreeable resort.
In
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AMERICAN TRAVELLER AND STAGE REGISTER.
VTNIE TRAVELLER is published on Tuesdays

AMERICAN TRAVELLER AND STAGE REGISTER.
TNiE TRAVELLER is published on Tuesdays
Il and Fridays, on large imperial sheet, by
BADGER s. Porter, at No. 81, Court-Street, Bos-
ton and contains great variety of literary and sci
-entifc matter-manufacturng, agricultural AID
commercial elligence-information, interesting
and important to traveers--the latest foreign and
domestic news-marine hst--prices current, SC
&c. As vehicle OF general advertising, it offers
singular advantages, having more extensive cir
culation among places Of public resort, such a.
Stage-Ilonses, Steam Boats, Hotels, ReadinZ-
Rooms, &c. than any other paper in New Eus-
land
The STAGE REGISTER n publication very
useful to travellers, is issued in a neat form, as
accompaniment to the Traveller, once in two
months and furnishes full account of the princi-
pal lines of Stages Steam Boats and Canal Packets,
IN the New England States AMI the State of New
York.
Price Of the Traveller, $4 per annum; Of the
Traveller and Register, per annum, half in al
vance. SMITH e. PARMENTER. Agents.
July Is. Providence, r. i.
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JOHN ELVES. Esq.--The mother Of Mr. Elves,
to save the expense Of living, starved herself 70
death with jointure Of 6 100000. At the age OF
II, he left his hooks, aud was always SO ignorant as
to be obliged to depend upon his memory for knowi-
edge Of his properly. The first years Of HI. lie
we're spent in common extravaganza, and ne
pcrsevered 10 his habits Of gaming, till the loss Of
E3OO0 at one sitting indisposed him TO sucn nss-
ards. Even while thus wasting thousands at
throw. he would walk twenty miles through the
rain and mud 10 save a shilling. His penurious
habits were not then to be compared with those OF
an uncle whom he visited. The practice OF Elves
on these visits was, to change his garb-go on loot
quarrel for every farthing-dipc on a bone
and 20 to oed st sunset, to save candles. By such
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MR.. HUNTERS GRAFTON.
, ECOND EDlTIoN

SECOND EDITION.
TUST PUBLISHED, and for sale by Martin
% Robinson, J. Hutchens, Oliver Kendall, Brew.
.er AZ Wilcox. Samuel w. Wheeler, George Dana
and Smith g. Parmenter. the ORA TON pronounc-
ed before the citizens Of Providence, on the 4th Of
July 1895. being the ffiieh dnniuersary of Ameri-
can independence, by WILLIAM HUNTER. Price
25 cents.
Also !or sale by Horace Tiffany, Pawtucket; J.
c. Shaw. Newport; Joseph lutirs, Bristol.
July Is.
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Only Sc 1-2 cents for a roll Of S.3TLN PAPER.
" MORE LUCK At aUARLEs'!!!4Q

ONLY SO l-2 cents for a roll of S.lTLN PAP Err.
AZ more LUCK AT aUARLEs'!!!D
A s nothing short of the above motto will attract
n the attention Of the public, the subscriber
have been induced TO follow the prevailing fashion
and inform those who wish to purchase, that they
have had tho good luck to receive by the ship Hen
ry, from lIavre, arrived at New-York, and will
open this day, very extensive assortment Of ele-
CANT
TFRENCH SATIN PAPER HANGlNGS,.u
Of the newest style; among which are great va
riety of rich Satin Papers, which they will sell at
the reduced price Of 81 IL to CT cents per ROLL and
wide Match Cloth Borders, at 10 cents per yard
Those who wish to purchase are invited to call be-
fore the best patterns are selected, at
F. QUARLES & Co.'S
No. 80, Westminster-street,f doors east OF
Universalist Chapel. )
June a. 2m.
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"ORSE MISSING.-Strayed or stolen from
III the pasture of the subscribers, about three
weeks since, a dark gray Horse, seven years old,
switch tail, and lame in his fore-feet, having been
foundered. Information leading to his recovery,
will be suitably rewarded. bv
Jl!y Is. COOKE a. BROWN.
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INHE Providence BATH HOUSE is open
l. for the season. The time Of attendance will
be every day, from sunrise until r. NJ. except
SUNDAYS, when it will close at 10 in the morn
ing. Tickets for sale at No. II, Westminster Row.
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GOAt STONE, MARBLE, SLATE, &c.-The
- subscriber has just received ten tons of Francis
town Soap Stone-those who Rre in want of this
tice. for fire places &c, invited TO call, where
may be had Monuments, Tomb-Tables, Grave
Stones, Facings, Hearths, Jambs and almost every
article usually called for in the stone e-cu.ting llne
and on reasonable terms.
..- DAVID BOLLES,
Hyd.aulion street, near the Exchange Bank.
July l. Il.
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JOB PRINTING.
SMITH 81 PAksNENTER,
NIARKET-SQUARE,

" AVING just received an additional stock
IL OF entirely new and elegant PRINTING
APPARATUS, from the Philadelphia, New
York and Boston Type Foundries, which makes
their supply complete, now offer to execute any
business in the printing line. They will print
BOOKS, SHOW-BILLS, CARDS, SHOP BILLS
AND BLANKS OF every description, at the short
est notice, and in the first style. LOTTERY
TICKETS and other work finished in different
colours, in style inferior to none. All kinds Of
'coloured, Cold and Silver paper for the supply OF
customers.
June II epistf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

~ New Hook 5.

sIHE subscriber has just received and has
L for sale, The ApocryphaI New Testa-
ment, being all theGosprIs, Epistles and o.
Their pieces now eXtaut, attbnted IN the
first four centuries to JESUS CHRIST. his
Apostles aud thew companions. &c. &c -
Every person ought to own copy of this
work it being the very finest edition and
contains all the Scriptures that was reject
ed by the Council of Bishops al Niece,
some hundreds of years ago--People ought
to Judge for themselves and not the Bsh-
ops, the price of the book being very mo-
drrate. It's to be- hoped that the people
will supply themselves with copy of this
very rare aud valuable work, and then they
can and will judge for themselves. Also,
the New Testament bv Alex. kneeland,
Minister Of the first Independent Church
of Christ called Uni, ersali5ts in Philadel-
phla.
The Opinion Of Chief Justice Marshall
in the case OF Garnett, Executor of Brooke
VS.. Macon, by Joseph Tate. counsellor at
LAVAL of which will be sold very low.
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Yune *
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yOHNSON'S
HYNlNNS VOW NEN.

I'IfIS Medicine is not offered 10 the
4 Puhlic, as N PnnaceH, but as Cmhar'
tic admirably adapted t. the removal OF
Bile, &c. being fully equal in this respect TO
Calomel, and superior to any Other putgo-
tive in use.
II is peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In
lammatery diseases may be used in all Ca
SEES where this class of Remedies is admIssl-
Bile, may be repeated as often as such medi-
cines are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauseate unless the stomach Is load
ed with Bile , aud does not require the pa
tent to confne himself to any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions hive
heeu injured, by an improperuse OF mercury,
or are morbidly susceptible OF its influence
will find il the best known substitute Gas a
CathGriir.) for Calouei.
It is believed to be preventive of the Bill.
ious Complaints of orr climate, il one dose
(more if necessary,) be taken occasionally
or as soon as general feelings OF indisrusi
lion, attended with bitter taste in the mouth
turred tongue, &C. announce the approach ol
disease
| II will be found valuable Fehriluge anc
Spcripnt medicine in small doses.
p contains no mercury, and may he safely
given under any circumstances to women, OF
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale md retail
by the Proprietor.
DOCT.JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
fredericksburg, Ia
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North american Repifrc.

a HE Subscriber has been appointed a.
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work. aud respectfully sulclts subscriptions
Il IS edited b. gentleman OF considerable
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tors are men 81 letters who have travelled
aud studied in foreign parts, and bccume ia.
miiiar with the languages aud literature oil the
old countries Others are devoted 10 scIenti.
fc and literary pursuits as profession aud
Others are conspicuous ~ legislators and ia.
risis The work Is strictly American IN It's
character, aud is daily increasing IN reputd.
ton, both al home aud aArodd.-1he iypu.
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none III the worl
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in Boston, quarterly, making > vols, yenr, OF
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able by new subscribers IN advance, and al
forwards, on the receipt OF the April number
OF each year
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As new editions of the back Nos are con
stautly reprinliug, full sets Of the work, or
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The following are the contents OF No. LII
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!. Danes Digest ot American Inv.
2. Worcester's Elements OF History
g. Popular Education.
/. HarIz Discourse on the Jewish Ian
guage.
3, Lexicograrhy of the n Testament.
&. Lewiss Outlines OF the English Ian
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Z. Scottish Song.
s. popkins Dalzcls' Co'ec'anea Gracs
Maiora
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REANK WORK

At minutes nolice, Merchants, CIerk5, md
tho public generally may rely on having any
work ordered OF me, faithfully done & made
out of the best materials and at very low pri-
ces.-persons wishing books bound are re
uues;ed to bring them forward immediately
la, | am somewhat AT leisure aud can do them
smuch better than when | am pushed with
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bind books NJ much lower prices than they
,yrr we're known TO be done at in this par
dfthc country. aud in a much more superior
| manner ADhAh H. Nohl ~
! Feb @. ts27
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He SUBSCRIBER has Just recrnrd
: M elegant supply Of French Paper
Hanginss aud Fire Screens of the first qua
itv and latest fashions, which he will dispose
of ON the mos moderate terms lie has also
n few choice numbers remaining unsold in
the Virginia Literature Lottery. uhich vii
he drawn on the 18th Instant. Prize tickets
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ment CHS, a. NllhEito.
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RONH RANDERY.

vEIiE sub-cribpr has lately procured an
l additional first rate Book Binder, whirh
enables him 10 do NIL work, in that line, with
Fneatue,s and dispatch. He has received di-
rect from Philadelphia, a very large supply
of paper OF very superior quality, which ena-
bles him 10 do any kind of
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rabbits arr heitrr than the tame
ones. Though Mrs. Barry was so
great IN her day, yet Me-. Siddons
Slowed and snothered With onions.
either of Them are delicious. Mrs.
Pope admirable In Queen Isliyabet
Ia man had here made serv
g0"d Nronooko, not but | wolll al
ways advise you To have atalf'a
head dressed with tho skin on but
yoa must always brspeaI< II Of the
butcher yourself; though tie last
brspcak If Lord Scarborough did
uoihiug Tor me--notbing ut all ;tbe
house was one of the worst Of the
whole season; with bacon and green's
not twenty pounds altogether, with
parsley and tatter;' aud on Inc went
taking, until he talked himself H.
sleep, for which did offer n v
thanks to 3omlms, with all my soul
YET Wien clear of iccsr unaccoanla-
bic ,"veries he hns an Amusing com.
panion. Kelly.
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Slr Francis Burdctt and Goblet
Some weeks ago II was slated IN Ito
wspapers that Sir FRANCIS Bur-
dett had expressed an intention to
subscribe to put Cobbrtt into parlia--
mcnt. We were slow 60 believe tho
report, convinced M we were hat
there must be some circumstances
connected with ii which required
explanation, That explanation, By
COLONEL Johnson. IL stated in the
following paragraph, published by
The ftmeS On heing askcl II
Colonel Johnson 10 contribute IN
the begging bax, Show me- replied
The Hon. Baronct, that you have A
rotten Borough into which you can
cram Cubbett, and aill contr,8uta
a much larger snn than Lord tolke-
stone has done. But mind | do
this not as adopc. KnoW Tie Jel-
to'e u he IN tmpest0r, aud tlAi Tho
best way Oh maklns very man III the
county OF my oplu,on, would be To
exhibit him in the House Of COM
mons but | never contribute sim
gle fartning To enable s,ah "A man
10 present himself before any respcc.
table body Of electors
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1t is well known that when GER
tain learned English Lord marrieA
a Warehouses lnow deCeased,) ho
caused her lady SHIPS naine to ba
painted on the louise door, IN con-
SPURIOUS CoaraClefs, ever the knock
err aud brass plate on which his own
name WAS engraved. MeetlnsJekyll
who had warned him agal.st tho
marriage. he told him that 1t had
actually taken place. Jeky!i drN-
" answered. % yes, lheard it aud
observe that You alrcady kaJck IN
DER His Lordsh!p, plqaed at tho
reply, went lone, and caused tha
Nj archioncss' naDe to be taken out,
aud painted beow the kaockef.
When he next met JekylI, he told
him he had made the alteration 10
prevent any further joke at tis ex-
pense. Jekyll Immediately answer
ed. L ha, noticed it. aud conclude
that you.are no7o Knocked up
Lirerpo0 Chrolicis.
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TgoNAs J. DUVAL,

HAS in,l received supply oil the above
Medicine. rs agent tor the Proprietor.
March y 81
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i4'oR SALt"-A lirstrate CaFpeaIer.~-
Il Apply at luis otlice.
AususilT.
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A Friend, in Pblladelphia, wan-
ting TO buy SOME oysters. requested
The oyslerman 10 leave two or three
bushels at his house. Pray, sir,'
said the oys'crnan, what mighe
your mime DC ? 1t ppght be Becl-
zebub.' replied the Friend, but it.
amt
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.Hnecd0te.- 10 Judge from SINH
larity Of style, one wuuld suppose
that Sir William Draper had hi up
On the writer of the celebrated Let
ters Of Jnnius. Meeting gen-
tleman AT a party who had been
pointed out To him as the writer, ba
thus boldly accosted him; L am
inInrtucd, sir, that you wrote the let-
ter which appeared IN to-day's Pub
lie Advertiser, under the signature
Of Junius. VIII you tell me wheth-
cr you did, OF did not +? Really.
Sir replied the stranger, that il
question | am relieved from HE
necessity Of answers ig. II YOU be-
lleNe your inlofmer,It il needless ; If
yon do act 1T II iii her rude 10 tasten
IA suspir ion on I'VE from the intormatl-
Oh 81 II man on suspect to be lar
SIR rrtrrttd The General, warIa-
", Lord Talbot challenged Mr..
Wilkes un IA sinlliar OCCASION. nd
you. SIN reJglned the stranger,
conIIy. 'may adopt his lordshlp's
example, but shall not make Mr..
Nllkcs's conduct the standard Of
mine : adding, rs he Was turning
on his heel ana Walking away, II
you were tn despatch one Junius
to day, You wooid have another To
cncountcr beioIe The end of tho
week
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With these words be tranqplantcd
the astonisIed bridegroom with a
lick from the carriage to the road
and ordered the position TO turn a
bout. The outlaw trndged back To
London. and had, while upon the
road, the fairest opportunity ofdcier-
mining whether he should now USE
the pistol, or throw himself into the
river.
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The next day. mp betimes, and
with Sir ID. Gandcn to Sir w.
Co,entry's chamber; where the
first word he said to me was, Good
morrow, MIR. repys. that must be
Speaker Of the Parliament House :
and did protest | had got honor
forever in Parliament. lie said that
his brother, that sat by him, adj
mircs me aud another gentleman
said that could not get less than
. lOO0I. a year, il would put on Il
gOuon, and plead at the chancery-
bar. But. what pleases ne most.
he tells me that the Solicitor Gcner-
al did protest th It he thought iSpake
the best Of any man IN England.
My Lord Berkeley did cry me up
for What they had Heard Of it and
others, Parliamen-men there about
the King, did say that they meve,
heard such speech IN their lives. de
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

T meeting of the .iedica Sociey of Delaware held
IA at Dover TUESDAY the 9th of May, 1826-the fol-
lowing gentlemen licenaed and uranno slv cleo.
ted members of the society, viz THOMAS r. BarscKLE,
VI D.-EnwARD WonRELL, NJ. D-rHom.s SaUIBB
VI DIV Mcf'AFfERY, NJ. D., and DIR. LEWIS SPRINGER
The followins Gentlemen admitted as honorary
merbers Of the soce Y: w. JoHHsos NJ Dbl F.
hsKEw, II d ard JOsEru THOMAS. NJ d.
9 GHEEN, being member of the society," and JAMES
CorphR Ir. VI u licentiated
The FLOWING officers then elected for the ensuing
year.
President Milan McIane VI d.
-. Priest j. Franklin Vaughan, %.
Ttrasuter--T NJ Stout, NJ d
Secretaru-C SeNell Green. NJ d.
CenSors-John johnson, NJ d. F. d. Waite, NJ. D.,
w. Noofe, VI d. and D.. James Lister.
Board Of Examiners.
For Newcns,le Countv-A Nautain, NJ. d, A. McI.ane
M D. r D. Waite, D., ] Moor, NJ D, John John
so. VI D. and T X Brneklet, NJ D.
Krat-Wm Collins, NJ d.. C. sewel Green, NJ u
J Fla kiln Vaughan, VI, ID, Inn Adams, M d.. r. M
Stout, W. D and ] r. l.. fand NJ D
Susser-W Woolfe, Nj. ID, Il. H. Griffith. M n and
Or. Waplts.
Orator--S 4muel Pleasonton, NJ. d.
Lectuers--Edward Worrel, NJ. D., and DR. Jamea ia.
Ger.
The society adjourned meet at Dover on the second
Tuesday Of May 1927. ny order
C SEWELL GREEN, Secretary
May l6 515