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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-13
WILLIAM PITT.

The sketch of portraiturc of William Pitt
which will be found below, is from the pen oi
the celebrated British Poet and Clergyman,
the Reverend George Croley, man, who has
distinguished himself by his writings and elo-
qucncc, aud who of late, has suffered somc-
thing at the hands OF his enemies, and been
charged with moral offences, which the correct
ness and well known purity of his life, have
proven to 90 wholly false.
Those who may have disliked the policy of
Mr. Pitt, and contomnod his political life, will
forget their antipathics, whilst reading the
correct and chaste portraiture so ably and
elegantly drawn, by Mr.. Croley:
"In all the intcrpositions Of Providence, the
fowness of tho instruments is a Distinguishing
fc lfurc. In the commencement Of tic grcat
European conflict, man stood at the read Of
English affairs, fitted, beyond all his prcdcces-
sors, for the crsisgiled with al the qualities
essential 10 the 6rSt rank in the conduct Of
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WRITING SCHOOL.

VENHE subscriber having been solicited by
IL several of his friends to give another
course of lessons in Providence, respectfully
day next, June 4th,-also that he has removed
to a pleasant and commodious room, over 40,
North Man-sreet.
Hours ofattendance, for Ladies'. will be from
2 till 4 p M. Gentlemen can be accommo-
dated in the forenoon or evening, at such hours
as will be most convenient. For further par
ticulars, please call on the subscriber, at his
Writing Room. ]. PARKHURST, Jr.
June q
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Gas REWARD.

" AVING satisfactorily ascertainod, that
III the Literary Cadet and Rhode-Island
Statesman" is every publication day stolen
from the doors of several of our subscribers,
and being determined to put an end TO such an
outrage, committed on ourselves and our sub
scrbers, we will pay to any individual, TWEEN
TY-RIvE DOLLARS, who will give us such in
formation, as shall enable us to prosecute and
convict, the villains who depredate upon our
interests, and the property of our patrons.
SMITH & PARMENTER.
June 9. CIV
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PAVILION.

"IE subsciber has the pleasure ofinform-
IL ing his friends and the public, that owi g
TO the liberal patronage he has received, he hes
been enabled to make several improvements to
this elegant resort for gentce! company. A
suite Of apartments have been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation Of private families, where
they can enjoy undisturbed, the finest scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. AS respects the sour
Tces of amu.ement necessary 10 place of this de-
scription, they Iill be under such regulation
as 20 render it worthy of being called the Ma
hsnt of Rhode Island.
Mayo. BENJAMIN 7. FOSTER.
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CERTIEICATE.

"I, ANDREW HURON, of New Castle,
lately a common drunkard, having been cured
by DIR. Chambers medicine, as trust, hereby
wish to testify, before my friends and acquain-
t,nces, the public, and all drunkards, to the
efficacy of this medicine.
am 81 years old, have a wife and eight
children. have for twelve years been hard
drnker. My usual quantity latterly was about
five quarts Of liquor a week. The loss of time
by my drinking was TO the worth fabout three
dollars a week. The money which l spent
weekly for rum was about 62 l-2 cents. I
was much weakened in body, my limbs trem-
bled, my eye-sght sometimes almost failed. |
was compelled by my dreadful thirst often to
get up at night and drink. Sometimes | was
crazy, and would threaten people in the
streets, in fits of intoxication, seeking to quar-
rel with them. My wife having already borne
and suffered more than could write on paper,
though she has always been kind companion
and aa industrious woman, was about leaving
Inc for my intolerable drunkenness. In short,
if any one wanted to say another was the
worst man in town as to drinking, he would
most likely say he was "as bad as old Hut
ton.'
began to take the medicine in liquor, but
my thirst ragged so, that while takinglit, would
drink often without the medicine and get
drunk. All hopes ofits doing me good seemed
gone. But after the last dose began to nau-
seate liquor, and though took but half the
usual quantity for confirmed sot, or the whole
of the usual quantity for " young beginner"
as Mr.. Chambers calls it, I have lost all taste
for ardent spirits, and have not drank nor
wished to drink drop since the 26th of March
last, the day after took the last of the medi-
cine. My body now begins to feel vigorous;
my hand, that shook so when tried to pour
out cup Of coffee as to spill half of it, is now
firm and steady, my cye-sght is improved.
sleep well at night, and do not muttcr and talk
as used to. Ny appetite is good, eating as
much in one day as formerly did in six.
can work at my trade all day, and do more
work now in ono week than I formerly did in
three months. Decent people are willing now
to talk with and employ me. As for my wife she
says she is " in a new world.' wish to thank
God for his mercy TO me, and hope shall nov-
er fall into this vice again, though shall ifhe
does not keep me, earnestly recommend this
medicine TO all the drunkards in Delaware,
who arc running soul and body by pouring down
rum into their throats.
ANDREW II. HUTTON.
May 16.
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VISIT TO NEW-YORK.
lCoNCLUDEp.1

Taking leave Of New-York, we en- tered the
beautiful Steamboat Fanny, commanded by
Captain Dawson, gentleman, who is equally
acquainted with tho courtesies and ciyiites Of
polite life, and Steamboat navigation. We
have sailed with him often, and as often have
had occasion to admire his gentlenanly and in
teresting department, and the constant care
and attention, he bestows upon his vessel, and
the unwearied efforts he makes, to render his
guests comfortable and agreeable.
Our passage down the Sound, was rendered
exceedingly agreeable by the inmates of the
Boat, who, each and all, seemed determined
to please, and to be pleased. As VIC elidcd
over the curling wave, and viewed the spark
ling of the waters, by the pale moonlight
CLEAN, and heard the billows lash the rocky
strand, we thought of the fortunes of many a
hapless mariner who had, "midst the tenn
pest dire" been hurled " full many score
fathoms down deep in main," and found be-
meath the wave Ca coral bed" And as We
came in sight of that '"rock in tho ocean,"
which has for ages been the terror Of the mar.
incr, We gazed upon tho tumultuous pillows as
they rolled around it, and thought cit were a
dreadful thing to de-"
There is something beautiful and sublime in
The ocean at midnight, and we know not how
'no can behold spectacle so magnificent and
yrand, without feeling emotions of heartfelt
abstraction, mingled with awo. lie, the yo.a.
y ofplcasure, gaze with rapture on the glitter
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BAKING BUSINESS.

NNHE subscribers have entered into Co
Il partnership under the firm of YEOMANS
& OK, and will hereafter carry on the busi-
ness Of Baking, at the Bake House heretofore
occupied by Mr. Yeomans, a few doors north
of the Court House, North Nam Street, where
they will be ready TO wait upon their custom
ers. HENRY p. YEOMANS.
WILLIAM OK.
Y. & o. Will keep constantly for SALE
Wheat, Indian and Dyspepsia Bread, Crack
ers, sc. &c June 6.
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GEORGE WHITING,

81 ,wEYBossET-sT. PRovIDENcE, II. /.
AMILL furnish at short notice, New and
w Elegant CHAISES of the most APP
proved patterns, Of any colour that may be
desired, and will warrant them equal in every
respect to those built in Boston or elsewhere.
He has constantly on hand n variety of IIar
ncsses Trunks, Riding Saddles, Brides and
other articles usually called for in his line Of
business, which he will sell on very reasonable
terms.
Trimming of Carriages done in the best
manner. Also second hand Carriages and
Harnesses cleaned and repaired at short no
ticc. Vanishing, &c.
For specimens Of his work, purchasers are
requested to call and examine for themselves.
MAY 5. eoptf
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NEW BOOKS.

DEACHER'S Six Sermons on the nature,
AD OCCASIONS, signs, evils, and remedy Of
Intcmperance; Mason's Address on Church
Music, reyised editions; a Sermon delivered by
Lyman BeHcher, "A. nj. at Newark, New Jer-
sew. October, 1908. during the session Of the
SYNOD of Now-York and New Jersey; Web
stcr's Chemistry. All Of tho above are lately
published and may be had on application at
HUTCHENS'
June o First door west Of tho bridge.
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SAMUEL G. ARNOLD.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
~ the public, that he will continue TO trans
act business at the Store formerly occupied by
Whitman & Arnold, and will keep a general
assortment Of GROCERIES, at wholesale or
retail may 80.
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ut is calculated that Watts Improvement on the
steam engine is at present annual saving Of abour
to Great Britain, Of 25 millions sterling And that,
with population Of 25 millions, she equal in re-
sources, with assistance Of the engine, 10 population
Of III millions,
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"Rock in the ocean."--we allude to IN, f,,,o,.
Race rock, in Long Island Soppd on which b.s t.
shpwrcckcd many vessel. In the year Isls '.'sn
alter the breaking out Ct the last war; shin bo.o%
from Gibraltar, laden with wines, went on thi, saaI
about midnight, whilst under fn.l sail.-b,l,cJ
and has never been since heard oc She was ovsn.;
by Mr.. Samuel G. Blodeet, an American me,cn..,
residing at Gibraltar. Soon aier the shin .,,.a.'
she filed, and went TO the bottom the ps,.sn...
and crew barely escaping with their lives. Tn. shin
went down in about twenty fathrms water and .a.pp
singular, from that day to this, no traces a. ~
have been seen hef
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New-York, May ?3.
ID NCTNG.

NER. S HAFFER'S Spring and Summer
I'VE term for Dancing has commenced, and
his school is open for the reception of pupils
Nav ). t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
N. a m WILSNN.


No. los, Market Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della
III ware, for the sale of Onrages Chemical Balm IF ca
hba, which extracted from found in the wIlds
America. The Balm is improved in coor, strength and
perfume, and US grand capillary virtues are follows
One bote price 50 Cents prevents the hair from falling
of in 48 hours from It's first application
growth Of whiskers in few weeks bottle, price rs
cents will not only stop the hair from falling Off but like
wise IN three weeks growth appear; and
ne at 81 gives IN general good head Of hair young
person.
prevent the hair from turning gray and makes ii curl
hea fuly, look bright and RI ssy, and in few appca.
tons frees it from scurf and entirely head
acnes
4 by repeated experiments found TO bear every sort Of
climate, without the leas' injury to its virtues.
Copies Of certificates will be shown by ,le venders from
geatlemen Who after being bald number of years. have
received new growth Of hair.
The sgners characters supported by His Britannia
MJesy " Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has prefxed
his seanad The royal of Great rin Also the Mayor
and other Magistrates OF Philadelphia, who were personal
acquainted with lhe sgncrs, have certified to their high
respectable ty, and have likewise prefxcd their seals
October co. 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
COMPARISON REQUESTED.

U BOSTON, Chemist to L. l. b. Wells, the
e5 oginal nalufacturer ia the u OF Subeyine " a.
Ter C9lsrS or Drapag b manufactures and has con
SANITY for sale Supeine American Water Coprs IN boxes
by the dozen single cake. VITA extensive assortment
Of Toy Paints.
The Carnine and Lake made by himself fom the raw
ma cria is very superior to Newrnans Ackermans ano
Reeve, Of London, and bears greater contrast with the
foreign article stamped American, sold by d. b. smi,
bearing the of G G. Osborne, who was upwards o.
u years employed by ILL B. Wells IN New York and fh
ladelphia
The naking of Carmne and Lake from Cochneai IS SO
little understood, that all Europe contains perhaps not more
dian 10 makers ]. is the only person in the ) "hn
has brought these articles to perecton competent Juds.
IS haye pronounced his the finest they had seen Sci
ene gentlemen AMI artists respectfully invited 20 ex-
anime and compare B coios with those above men'ion.
ed. .
Certificate the undersigned, Artists, OF the city
of Baltimore, have examined box OF Water Coors, man
ufacnred by Boston, Of Pladephia and have 10 hes-
on 10 recommending them 10 the public, equal to any
we have ever se. The Lake and Carnine, superior TO
any foreign or domestic. IIOISfE,
F. Tli.YARD,
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CUR IFS,
GEO ENIACOfT,
JAMES pAWIEY
Nnv. 1926 7-lGp SAMUEL SMITH.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Soap and Candle Alanulactory

SgyIIE subscriber takes this opp itunly to MON the
Il 0ubc that nc establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with t'c accounts con"ece
with The hnsaess of hat Establishment om the first q
4nary 1896 have passed into his lands; and that lie ~
continue the business in all its anches, at the Old stand
corner of ra'nall and Queen reefs, neor the FcnG Ntt
mr. Hpuse where he will manufacture aul furnish At Phil
afelpAia prices Mould md Dpt CANDLES, Faier lei
mr. and Bro.sn SOAP, OF the best q,aiy.
ENOCiI ROBERTS
B. The highest price gwen for raou, Butchers
Fat, and Fat Of every description.
/ Wilmington Nov. Ii, 1876. 5-om
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The foitouiag uorhs may b. had at
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No. los, Market street..
Woodstock, 2vols By Inc author Of Waverly, &c.
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Moores Life of Sheridan,
KeIy's Rem nisccnees,
Morse's American Revolution,
Merry Tales the three wise of Gotham, &c.
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Tile Religious and Religious Ceremonies of all nations
With View Of the present Of the World re-
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low variois his emplovmens whom The world calls idle"
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The Highlands, 4 tale lf the Hudson, vols
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ons and entertann Reports @hich have appeared in tile
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Practical and Internal Evidence against Catholicism, with
Occasional Structures Air Brr's nook of the Rolnaf
Catholic Church in six letters addressed tn the mpaa
amnng he Roman Catholics Of Great ain and Ireland
BY the Rev. Joseph Blanca White, NJ. A. b in III,
University Of Seville; I.een'lae Of Divinity u he univer
sty ( Oslna; formerly Chaplain Massral (Prcacher Il
the King o. Spain, in the Royal Chapel Seville Feiow
and once Rector, Of The College OF ST. Mary Jesn of t
same tow; Synodal Examiner Of the Dioc5 ef Cadi1
Nemberof he ROYAL scalemy Of Bellies Letres Of Seville
&C. &c Clergyman 0. the Church of England /.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
100000 DOLLARS.

The Delaacare Fire Insurance Compaur.
uNCoRPURATEDb by the Legislature ot HE s,atettt p..
ware with capital of one hundred thousand dollars.
The President and Directors receiving applcs
ons for insurance. at their Office, No. 81 shpley Stree
between Front and Second ees, against Loss b Fire
on every description Of buildings general Meichadst
Ships in Port, and their CaIgoes Household Furniture
and othe personal property ALSO aint loss damage
b inland transportation oi goods, wares merchandise and
country produce
relms Of insurance will be as favorable as any Of m.
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York rar
lies assured, may repose the fullest confidence in IN.
soi,y OF lis capital and that all losses Mi be prompt
adjusted by the company.
JouN Moony is Agentto survey property TO be insured
for the town aad vicinity of New Castle, in place Of G. D.
q aney, declined.
LEWIS II EVANS is Agent IN survey property to be In.
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
ouN CLOAK is Agent 10 survey property to be Insured
for the TOW II and vicinity OF Smyrna.
usErm JoNLs Agent to survey property TO be Insured
for the town OF West. Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
! Joseph Bay, VIM Chandler,
! David c. Wilson, Joseph Gtubb,
! Joseph G. tilpin, Robert Porter.
WIN. SEAL, Precedent.
ID. DYnEBs, Secretary.
April 10. 1896 43-
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The United States Review
AND LI'rFRAnY CAZFT1l

MD LITERARY GAZET1E.
Contents IF 10. ;, IoL /, far Dtccm5er, 1876
RepesU-Ph' sInlogy Of Taste WiGson's El,ion of
Iacuns Adventures d. Young taeHan lhuach.s On
Banking. Strickland, lterons on Canals, &C.
.Hsceiany--An inllan riaditiou-ihe Man made Of
Ashes-A Sbawanos Iale
Original foerylhe African Chief. An Aged ,ourner.
Aatnnn.
fr,Hcai Aotices-segnrs Four Ages Of Life. Anre,l's
treatise on The Right Of Property in Tide Waters, &c
Worcester's Eni'one Of Geography. The Memorial. 4
nile Miscellany. sa
Mtehsenee-lalan Literature. Boccaccio Paris French
Academy of Medicine. List Of New Publications.
Literary .9drgrtSer.
!he United States Retes, AMI literary Grsne i
Published every month Each number contains so pages
av'aVo, making Two volumes year Of 480 pages each
Inc annual subscription price is f1e dgiiars.
Subscriptions rece,ped az this ONce
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
ASSIGNMENT.

WHEREAS Morris Hall, Jun. of the Town anil County
~ o' Salem hath this day executed a deed Of Assign
men 70 Us. Of all his estate both real and personal the
demands against the said Morris Hall n are
ned 10 make their claims under oath or ai nation 10
JONATHAN WOODNUrr
Salem, J., Dec 4, 1876 -,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
January 5, 1897.
Grand ..olrc Of Delaware.

A Saed Camnln on OF the Grand Lodge Of Delaware
"a Ill be nrd At DIVER, o. Monday evening, The fiji
.eentn OF January 1897, at o'clock The stbord
Lodges are reqassedo attend BY their representa-
.iyes.
WILLIAM t. READ, Grand Secretary.
december IS 1926. l3-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
DIVIDEND.

yEyIE General Board Of Direc Of The Farmers Bank OF
h the State Of Delawae have this day declared dvls
enl al the rate of We per per annu, tor the last
halfyear on The Ca,i Stock of the institution, pay alb K
% HE STOCKHOLDERS or their legal any lime
alter the S,h tns G. Il. COMEGY5 Clshr
Dover Jan. =, 1927. N-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
TO CAPITALISTS.
StQ,NN.

SESIE sum Of $1,000 wanted Loar--,he payment Of
n which viii be secured by Mortgage on Real Estate,
. Marke Street, Wilmington, and the Interest paid anni-
iy or oeneri it required Also several other sums from
500 70 20J0 Dollass wanted, good cures. Appl,
to BENJAMIN FERRIS,
Az his Office corner o Market and High Street
Wilmington, 10 mo. %, 1926 l4-5uf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Fs,i. RENT.

7ESllAT valuable and highly mI.r,yed FARM f rneiy
Il belonging T. ruoMAs Les, a,juning the village 6i
Braniywine; and also FARM containing so acres Il
anh near the Buck Tavern. encader Hundred Posses.
an 70 be gwen on the 25th Of March nex, Apply NJ
EDWARD FArNALIa
Jan. 81, 1877 l7-f JANIS PRICE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mported-warranted TO burn free
and stick well. Manufactured by G. Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Watchman Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
FARM AND MILLS FOR RENT

ess.ssESA The subscriber WISHES to let on lease
S sIa ior term u Years, the high and healthy ia m
tsg whe con he resi- oset.cr with the mills
's3 o. sepUa.e. The fam consists Of SOD acres
OF la'd 40 VII ch are wood The remainder upland and
meadow under high stare Of cultivation. The mills
girls and mill, in good order-tie machinery AL new
and of the best Kind This farm has been long Known q
be II the best and healthy il The Sac. Il is
situated il 20 d nslshbofhooa, Of mile from New
ARK. the PORT Deposl rosl, ~t the Ghrsana running
through it--atfofdng ft supply If water far The mills
For particulars appl, the subscriber the premises
- ENocH konERrs, Wilmington. JAMES RAY.
New Ark, Dec d. 1896. 1D-tf
N B, 60 Or ~ tons Of best upland timothy and white
clover HAY for sale on the premises
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
NOTICE.

i6ylIE }ooKsELLrSG and SrArIoSEnY bnsin and III
4 CtaCuLArISG LIDRaRY hitierU cond lcted by JAMES
WILSON, will be continued by the subscribers
A. ( II. WILSON.
Wilmington, August %, 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
VALUABLE Mill PROPEETY,

xNllL be offered Pubic Sale on Tuesday tie q of
~ January nexf, at ttc hause Of Mr.. PEACOCK, IN
hk,on ma hgLy improved property, formerly belonging
y Hesls jackson . heHis, slta'td On the Big Ell,
mules north Of Elkon and mule, from Clri.tiara. Tic
f@A Improvements are good bN I'll LING EOusFi
.Es4l- wah oher on, houses, large rev stone Barr,
ne" Merchant Mil, flushed in the frs, rate manner
RoIia aed s'tng Mil, Saw Mil, and NAH. FACTORY
al one am, nss, 'he best falls ot water on the sean
Win about 1oo acres Of lined land said be good enough
% gov ~ bushels 81 aheat per With chesnut ierce
~ fle same me ard place will be Off red that valuable
Merchant and Grlsi MN on HE Big Elk, adjoining the
own o. Likt"n, formerly belonging Col James Sc a'
he NH is thought be ihe first rate order fo mer-
chant ok and one Of he best situations either that
business, O. Factory, IN this county the tide up
70 me Mili here IS good d@ cling house. and barn.
"f which 40 bscls Of wheat have repeatedly heen raised
per
The terms will be easv, and those persons desiring to
the day Of sale
EK'nn. Dec 8, 1896 1l-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-09
LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN fIEMPHlLI.'S Uhnrf and Lumber Yard in
the Borough Of Wmngion general assormen, Of Lun.
ber well selt cied suitable for persons for building fo.
mechanics; and large stock Of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN
Giles are constantly for sale The lopest FIR cash
or the usua credit
Tie friends aud former customers of the yard and the
public generally invited to call at the oLp srAsp,
where their fayors will bc thankfully acknowedgtdh by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, 3gem
| June 1896 SIT