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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-23
Pork.
German Linens etc.

German Linens etc.
"A Bales hurlaps assorted
L do hessians, Just received and for sale by
S MESSEkS NTH.
who has in store ana Offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofY Tyson in chests
halt chests and ten catty boxes of various i'm
portations, and part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from II to 20canns of 2 lb: do do
Powchong in chests and halfchests-
SO hhds Muscovadn and New Orleans sugars
80 bbls part of prime quality
IS bags Porte Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cogn.c brandvin pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
WI. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga ~ Or. casks do
French madeira do do
,k~rs and Iaphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, sc. &c. nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-23
"Fait &c gu n faut, arrive quill pourra -
SATURDAY. MD8Nh1a2 TEBRYA&Y
RYE AND CORN
PURCHASED AT TIE
STEAM MILL
ON CONWAY'S WHARF.
NeHOVaA.

NSMOSaA.
'A>HE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Sore from
Janney's wharf to that spacious three story fire.
proof brick warehouse at the corner of King and ST.
Asaph streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers BY tie piece or package oniy,
5 and 50 point blankets, "a to l3-4 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Bandano hdkfs, black silk do crimson morcens
Black, brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin. Drab cloths
Shad and herring t"ine
casks Malaga wine
s bbls bottling crab cider
l9 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco oars quaint ty of books, one piano
Secretary and book ), chairs, one sdeboard
Fender, pen knives, and many Other articles.
All being consignment. will be sold at lowest L.
mts at private sale, TO, cash, or usual credits
GEO. JOHNSON r.
George Johnson still retains counting room, Sc
Janne,'s wharf, where hc will be found at all
cessary times for the transaction of Commission bust
feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

senaves Of the principal powers Of Europe will avg ait tho
of Sultan Nannoud During deliberations the
VIII reached retrerch
nents before Choa and the line slation its
walls VIII DO established, and If @ Grand Seuor per
SYST m continuing the will be the heart his
that tho Emperor viii return dictate peace consc-
qcncesof which the Sultan ill have
self" ~ - ~
not known how long the Emperor will Odessa
0utn was generally believed that he would the army
as soon as the rentorcencnts expected Chuumla should
have arrived II is known that infantry of the line pass
ed the Danube IN the beginning of August reckoning
the guards which were to the river to-day.
The Brensan Gazette Warsaw M,
no.iccd that the Polish troops had eceved orders to- march
Reports had been spread r days that an u,msce had
been agreed upon between the Rus Turks TO last for
three weeks and believed peace would the suit,
These accounts reached Paris the August but there
date - r. ~ ~
kars, ncnncd above having fallen was taken y storm
on the 9TH OF Juy by Gen PasSev ch opened the
mcd 10y io0o Turks 2nO of whom killed wounded.
5o raroc and 200 taken prisoners The Russians lost $50
men,
Tho first division oftc Imperial Guards I'd Aug passnd
the Danube at isaktca The Emperor his Journey TO
Odessa, inspected this gallant corps accounts concur in
estimating the nubcr of tho effective Turkish stationed in
and before Chouma at from l0 l0 men, which force is
daily increased by the arrival Of fresh detachmcnts ftnn
quarters Choun'u and its neihong Notifications are de.
fnde by HOO cannon mostly of hon. and tho Turks their
late ncrsonS the Danube highly catcd have in
their late 5ncnts with the cyccd
very and furnaces The religious fiRatcsn that inspires
the entire solaly 10 attributed the dcfsabe
cxcrt;ons of tho Connnondcr-in chief, IusSin Boy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11
IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.


a gentleman who can,o passenger in the shin Hel
vetius, Capt Taylor, which arrived in Hampton
Roads on Saturday in the short pussage of IS days
from New picppr (iIollanD informs, that ssnguin-
nry battle wss fought latr not precisely remember
cd) at Shunll, between the R,ssian and Turkish
armies, in which the Russians lost 10000 men in
killed, wounded, and prisoners; and SD formidable
were the Turks. that the Russians found it expcticnt
To order reinforcement of 100000 men, to ensure
their passage through the Balkan mountains They
were, however, still advancing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

'"eE0S Szen"e g. &evepAon--It will be seen bv tn,
following note from Mr.. Stevenson, that he rrono,,,.
CTS Dir. Sioanes statement, wholly allse. Issue i.
Joined between tho gcntlcmcn. upon the matte, ~
fact.
We regret that Mr.. Stevenson has 50 euo,bst;4oi
~ denied Mr. Sloanes statement for we are Inclined
to tho belief, that it will be established bv other ,d
positive testimony His memory has probably soafD
ocoeiVed him. Meantime, the public ought to g,rs-
penu opinion until Dir. Sloane is heard from, and r.
member, that Us Mr.. Stevenson was mistaken r, he
recollection of what he said in the Bank or yrgrz
IN the presence of Mr.. Blair and Others that GU !, 7
possible FOR him to be again wrong in his remnscen
ces.
10 TIE Editors " the Ipb5g
,'ii,pslnen; In your paper ofthc 6rst of Oc+ntor
Gi; have JUST seen is letter from John Sloan bf
t 70 hiT' Peasants in which am CHARGED With
nI,avlne declared to him in the Hall of tbe ouss Mp
representatives, Mt the moment Of bslottn1 far
d speaker in December 1926 that If eIectnrj ?
W1Id support the Administration. It IL due tn NV
so 10 my country, andto the station which bold p
,ulCs tDls charge and to pronounce it. rs now 10
" ana absolutely f1lsc. Having Thought ff
~ Puoish Mr. Sloans letter, request ss an nrt 6e
JuStlce' that this may appear in the Wing. -
'4HzH'orle, october 9Th, 1928. i1''''o-V'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY For I%NrEMPERANoE

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.
uINROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal of Medicine and
n Surgery. edited by N. X. Smith, M. ID. Professor Of Sur.
gerry IN the University Of MaIylanJ: Chamber medicine for
he relief Of drunksrds has been used with success near Louis
vile, in the cases Of several negroes. Ii completely refoi med
them Of their vice."
The following is from a circular signed by John Rogers, John
kimhsll, aud Freese Dearborn, Esqrs. Seleotmen ofExeter"-
" We would suggest the ~propri.iy Of making an apPi opriatisn
from the licence lax for the purchase Of Chambers Medicine
We have placed a quantity Of this article IN the hands of our
Physicians, who administer il free Of expense to all who will
take il, aud we are happy 10 have il in oui power 10 state, that
more than twenty OF our most confirmed drankards have taken
it, and those who have completed their course, have been cured
by il, and restored TO their friends aud TO usefulness in society"
In every case where il has been tried In Portsmouth and It's
vicinity, Qrom 80 10 40) It has not been known 10 fail of effect
ing a cure.
II is prepared only by DR.. James II. Hart and Mr.. A. NJ.
flaming, successors 10 DR.. Chambers, at their Office in Rutgers
Medical College, and at the Medicinal Store Of DIR. Hart, cor
ner Of Broadway aud Chamber street, New-York. The med
icine is put up in letter packages, sufficient for an individual
case, accompanied with directions, and can be sent by mail
All orders enclosing the usual price, five dollars, and postage
paid, will receive immediate attention. Those who are unable
to pay, on personal application OF the individual at our Office,
the medicine will be administered gratis.
CAUTlON.-ln consequence Of the great celebrity which
DIR. Chambers medicine has acquired, there are and doubtless
will he many spurious limitations Of this valuable remedy. The
public are Informed that the directions accompanying the gen.
uine medicine are signed by JamesH. Hart, M. b. and A. nj.
flaming For sale by SMITH b PARMENrER at the Office
Of the Literary Cadet, and by JOSEPH BALcH, j.. South
Main-street. May %.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
DIR. HUNTER.

N-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-nt
D Y the use of DOCTOR TT CELEBRATED
lp PILLS, persons of either sex, If they carefully EaIow
the cery uaiuajle plain, and eopioas directions accompany
Ing them, are enabled eQectuauy to eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and to restore lost Health with Ease, Safety and Certainly
in a fem days.
~ The extensive sale, and unexamplcd success Of this
Medicine, in this and other cities aud principal towns
throughout the Union, for the last fifteen years, during
which It was satisfactorily prepared by Or. Conway, incon-
DERS, 1t effects a thorough and speedy cure of that dread
ful disorder, denominaied the Seourge Of the human rsss.
r1,,o,,, ,on ,,,n. i, , Eases: ,.x, ,.,.:, y.
"Sr-By the use Of your HUNTERS PILLS and IHjssliss
Powder, l have the pleasure to observe that the phols Of As
two wears, during which time I became much debilitatedj bat
your Medicine has nearly restored me to health, although h b
only a few days since l began 10 take them"
"Sr-Being afflicted with a vcnereal complaint for ys,n,
which had resisted euery assistance, l was advised 10 make
trial OF HUNTsRs PILLS, which Ihave done, and am now 70
all aPPearanee well. My pains ceased after the second Sss."
- The PILLS are accompanied, when the Gaze requires Il,
with the INJECTION POWDERS and CE~RATEj-these
STAGES Of this Prolesn disorder. Full and PLAIN DIAEc.
TONS, with a popular TREATISE, explaining the various
symptoms and the mode of treatment, accompany each bed /,
so that persons Of either sex may cure themselves.
Price Ut the Pills ] dollar a box-the Injection P0w6ere
and Cerate, SO cents each. .ff
Prepared from the Original Recipe in MSS. Of Tho late Dr.
w. 4. CONWAY, by his immediate successor, and Tho sas
Proprietor, T. KIDDER, Boston, of whom IL may Be I'D
wholesale with all the other Medicines prepared BY NE late
Dr.. Conway) at his Counting Room, over No 81, tformehy
called No. 7) corner Of Count and Hanover street ; anA q
ris,s:,L y b. Ss. special a.. . a%s :. II %. Of ,hs & t SO. FiSS,d Ds:-
DE-. A. p. MOORE, Newport, and DR.. J. WILLIAMS,
Warren.
Observe that none are genuine without the written H.
" A large discount made to those who buy to sll spia-
October Is.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
IMPORTANTLY MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS.
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.

AND THE PUBLIC IN ENERA
I is obvious, that as writing executed with common Ink
IL may be discharged by the application ofox muriat Of lime,
oxabc, and other strong acids, a very dangerous power ID
possessed by evildsposed persons, for efecting any aItera-
ton that suits their purpose, either in sum, number, date, or.
Endorsement; ! therefore very respectfully submit for the In,
spection OF the public in general, specimens of VIM nj. Ev-
ANS Patent Checks, Drafts, sc. for preventing frauds Jy
aiterationst!! | trust that a reference to the annexed GER
uhcates will satisfy the public Of the advantages 10 be derived
by its adoption.
The Jotloring is a certificate from John 'Wof, Jr. ESQ.
Professor Of Chemistry in Bronn Unipcrsitu.
Aftcr making a number ofexpcripents on the engravings
OF VIM. Nj. Evans patent Checks, &c. intended 10 prevent
certain fraudulent practices on Bank Checks, Notes, Bills az
Exchange, &c. am satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and Is worthy Of patronage.
JOHN D'WOLF, il.
Providence, May 20, 1923.
Certificate Of DR.. Robert Hare, Professor Of Chemistry,
in the University Of Pennsylvania.
] do hereby certify. that have aitentively considered tho
method adopted by MIR. WIN. NJ. Evans, 10 prevent fnnds
and forgcries, In the alteration of Checks and other instru-
nnents, and ] am of opinion, that by adopting theGnanN that.
he has proposed, a great obstacle Is thrown in tn - Of
frnduient alterations, and the public security against forgery.
s enhanced. (Signed) ROBERT HARE
Philadelphia, Oct. 23d, 1897.
~Promissory Notes, Drtls, Bills of Exchange, Bank Checks.
&c. &c. either unbound, or bound in books Of various sizes.
as may he required can be seen by applying to
s. J. DEWEY
agent for the N6n- ERgiasd Stafes..
sept. ~. No. ~, Market Street. Providence. RI.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

LBER1S' SPECIFIC FOR CHlLBLAINS, having
IA stood The test Of many years experience, and received
the commentator Of innumerable suffer ers, as 10 its almost i'm
mediate and nerer Jgiling cures, is, ON the approach Of VIM
ter, again proposed TO the public.
In thu, advertising this Article, IL Is with a confidence as TO
its excellence and certain healing properties. II may be used
by adults and by children, without the least trouble or incon-
veniencc. IL operates as a prevoDtisej and IN slight cases,
cures are often effected in tpenty -four hours, and severe
cases in two to four days. The most respectable references
can be presen,ed.
One Phial will often be found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when the cases are slight and the wash used with
care.
This remedy i, put up in Phials, each wrapped 10 printed
directions for use, with The written signature Of Henry Albert,
and to prevent imposition, on the outside Of each, by Charles
Barrett, who /, the %proprie,or's only Agent for he United
States.
Wholesale price, Sc per d5sn-at retail, rs cents each phi
Al. All orders will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. I56. Washington-sTect, Boston.
Nov. g. WFeb.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
FAMILY BREAn

1HNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the p,by,s
n IN general, that I've has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. s. r. Gardner, beiw cen Nos. I03 md io2
North Main street, where I've intends t. carry on the Bakjps
business, IN all lis various branches, and where may be hsd.
NJ any hour ofue day, the following kinds OF Bread. viz .
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Moasses Gingerbread, hard and an
Crackers, Sugar do, "a new ancleD New York do. shiD
Rusk, &c. SC. ~
Also, for sale NJ above, Mt retail, Flour, OF The first quality
Stores and families, nj any p,rt Of the town, may Be- sue
piled from his cart, with any of the above articles.
N. u. The subscriber would here state, for the g,sti6ea-
ton of The curious, that ~ the above named kinds Of Rre.d
which he has Tor sale, are actually baked in this torn.
Od4 u WILLIAM OK
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
KFUBEN.
CREAM OF AMBER.
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
kEP PIET;S. ac1s
E.NEW else Or CNRE. n

G'NEW CASE OF "A IN
"BosTON, NOVEMBER 24tII.
SIR,-Thc File Ointment and Elcciuary lately had a
~ you has had an excellent efcct.-I have been troubled
for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy
that would compare with yours. The late attack was a Sc.
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. I take great
pleasure IN communicating This to you, for the benefit OF any
who may be suffering under SO painfula disease.
"MR. KIDpER:"
The original letter may be seen at the Counting Room
cfthe Proprietor.
pThe Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends II with
the fullest confidence, rs one of the most valuable remedies
yet dscovered, for the cure Of the painful and facilitating com.
piaint OF the Piles. lie deems II unnecessary 10 publish any
ther Than the fore going testimonial In It's favor. This remedy
ms more perfectly answered the purpose for which 4 81 Is in
ended, than any other now In common use, and afdrds i'm.
ediate and permanent relief, both from the disorder itself, &
8 accompanying symptoms Of pain in the loins, vertigo, head
ache, loss OF appetite, indigestion, and otler marks of debility
The remedy s quite innocent, and may I've administered 10
all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with A
description of the complaint accompany each package, which
consists OF tnO bores, one containing an Ointment. and the
other an EisotHarv.-Price 81 for both articles, or but 30
cents where but one fnly u wanted.
- Prepared and sold Wholesale, together with the 60 Con.
~ay .Htdieins, - by the sole Proprietor 7. KlDDER, nj his
Counting Room over No. 20, corner Of Court and Hanover
streets, and rctaiIed by his special appointment, by the fd.
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHN II. Mason & Co.
Providence, Dr A. r. MOORE, Newport, and Dr. J. Will
LfAMS, Warren.
- Observe that none are genuine without the written sig
nature Of T KIpDna, on the outside printed vrsppes.
gTA large dbcount made to fhosc who buySo sen amin.
Ocf ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
POETRY.
Eten fAs Asnsak~ M.

- CfiEKUB.
80 By 0ergs ". Dssss-
"a shsy ma all m.nhiesing spirits, sent forh 10 mini
q Sksa thai shall b. icin 81 salvnuoi."
uo1ea tLins, with thns eye a light,
~ burs ~ ctsrflss bssusy bssLH,
Iunng Goe aye On NJ sopphirs throne
OH W~hodwrieth IN light, asunes
- 10 &mkt.g IsoW, oushat golden wing
UoAshs besuing scuph choir ID sing!
aoopkng 70 ennh, w Thy Ecuticncss,
~ 6skitug path 10 cheer and bssssf
DnRlGul ding, thou ara come IN love.
WA eeutle gales ffotp tint world ebovej
opsnshimu Of pureness, breathing ofhis,
X1nring OUT spirits away from This,
49, 80 Gsser thoughts, 10 the brighter skies,
l(vhosp hsaven's unciouicd sunshine ites,
Vgtssksx dsr hearts, by n biessea gub,
WIN int Infant hoax, and angel smile.
tsaustal thing ! ihon art come In JOY,
MN he look, wil, the voice, Of our darling boys
Nh That was torn from the bleeding hearts
- = nd twincd atuut with his Infant arts,
tat. J6dseu fious Sin and s,uow Ear,
- - golden ob of HIS Irtie stai-
Thsse 10 rjviccii, while we, oh! we
Issgs 70 Be happy and safe ~ he.
HuauaNhl thing thou art come In peace,
49, os16ina our doubts and ourl fears 10 cease,
q (VjutuS Inc .rars that, u~sbidden, START
~ ihsis fountain deep, la the broken henn,
HmnsiDgu rs still on our weary way,
our hearts should G,int. OF our ieet shsmld stray,
q, csewncd &c the conquest, nj last, we shall bc,
a. : ossuhnni thing. with oar boy And Thee!
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KotEL.
{ T. EDWARDS.

CONTINUES 10 Keep the above establishment, andn
ure,m,eI 10 accommodate people Of business and gentle
men yis;iine this village, IN n manner, he trusts, viii he sat
i.f,c,,,y ,vl re who may El'or linn with their company
line irnrse hf; lsey iecn thoroughly Telnhied anu mate
,;,,lv ,uu,,,sJ. which renders IL one VI The most cotsinio-
dious establishments IN this vicinity.
rrGWpd Horses and Cirses arc kept for The accominods-
ton rrbIs customers, who may wish 10 VISA he nnincfoue
ami elegant maubiIclofie s in the vicinity. Also y goo uaek
anJ c,rrfi,l driver Is attached Ia The liUtcl. Ca03nl ann ex-
perienccd men attend u'e Stable, where horses VIII o s'p"
ON reasonable terms. al.
The following Lines If Stages cr,ye aud depart from THIS
house daily, where seats ca' be tfreiI hn u'rHst every see-
ton oitiie comfy, Wiz ~
Boston Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester aud keenc do
Taunton and New. Bedford do;
Slaiersyiiie Accommodation dol
Paw,ucke, and Providence Hourly do
Pawt icket march ID. 1928
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From the Ladiss' Magazine.


nsp . charm In the close o. day
WAsu ~ gInsious hues are fading away
W. NJ sot ciouds rise from the oceans breast,
49, Win the biush of the glowing west!
W6su iiss zephyr comes from the twilight bower,
oluous whh The breath fthe closing flower.
1hsss b q charm In the soothing sound
Oftho woodland breeze as Il niurniuIs round
Wnkine the sigh ofthc dewy grove,
- - In whisper Of early love
Whsnt Tho bird Of night from the ruin'd toswcr,
Deosshss her chant 10 ihe vesper hour.
VIA hsih ma loved Tho NOON, a. through
- ans-ta bxii II cs:estiai blue,
- Dovss above In bof spherai pride,
WIN tbs veslal gmcc Of n youthful bride
Dvnwine hsr veil from her pearl Teath'd brow,
10 touk with Smiles on the world below!
vvho hail, no, frt the charm Of this hour
0sai DER him like \ spell Of poUer!
oauah1ng wild passion's WIVES 10 rest,
And Whispering peace 10 his troubled breast,-
IN - Inc bSccze when the storm 10 o'cr,
AID the bliIow sleeps on the sea-beat shore.
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PIE s~LEEPERs.

="
a. BY Miss Mn y Am Brorns.
hey ave sleeping ! WIN are sleeping!
Ch3ldrew wearied with their play
BOs The seass Of night are pceping,
= And ths mr. hath sunk away.
A. shs dew upDn the blfssoInz
BOWS them on their slender s,sm,
- q light No their w bnsoms,
DAlmy sleep hath conquered uIem.
1Aey ore sleeping! Who arc sleepingf
Mnvtals CONFESSED rUund with wa,
Eyclils, wcaried uut with weeping,
CJ0ss for very weakness now;
And that short rrlief from swrow,
Haraased nniure shall sustain,
> rni they wake again 10 morrow,
strengthened 10 contend with pain
Th~y nre slrep'n Who ne s!ocpings
. Csptivsr In their si"pmy cells;
Yea ss eel drealiI are u'ef them croepinGs
" hll their mlny-cs,iorcd spells.
An they .ove-agaiu ll,ey clasp them
TeoI again their Lmglfs at JOYS:
- nss Irnsse with which they grasp them,
Every fairy form destroys.
Yhsy ore slsspiug. Who are siesplng!
n1}ners. by tl,eIr boarded gold ;
~ IN lancy now are beap'ng
Gems and peafis of Price uoto'd.'
0oads0 chains their linn . : ncumbcf,
Diamonds seein brfode them strown
Dus they waken fiom their slumbcr,
Ard The splendid dream Is ilown.
They arc sleeping! Who are sleeping!
Pause q moment, sofiy tread;
Anxk.us friends are fondIy keeping
visis by The sieeiyer's be'i!
6shss hotes have al f~orsaken,-
Usss rssnsins, that slnml~r despi
Speak MT. lest tho siuubb-reI ~aken
From t.lat sweei-tiIs; saving s'ecp.
Thsy ars sleeping! Who are sleeping!
Thousands who have passed away,
TSsm q wsrid II va and weeping,
TO ths regions Of decay
~ siry rest, the green turf under
o1ghing breeze, or nnnsic'r breath,
Wtmses's wind, on summers thunder,
CsaUos break the sierp Of death!
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EARTHEN AND CHINA WARE

EAKIHEN AMI CHINA WARE.
M osEs OTTER q co. No. 50, Cbeapside. have i'm,
W received yer Ships New. York, Cnroinc, and Auf,sss.
6s crates and borsbeads of Earfen and china Wcse- ~
their own imponntion. from one OF the most eelefssteS -.
ufactoties IN stsffordshire comprising a good asostmers a
D. 7. Enaml'd and Q. c. Ware, Of tho newest pauerns- sr1
China Tea seus of new shapes and patterns. Yv 80
wholesale and retail, on favorable terms. pree
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NOTICE.

FUNHE credfos ~ JosHuA n. WOOD, ae hereby nosi6es
10 exhibit their claims 10 the Subscriber, on ~ befosr
the hnt day Of March next, that they my he entitled 10 Tx
eenent q the provisions q hts deed o4rust, dated the nAi
day az May ia6. CEORCg CURTra'
Nov. 7.