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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-09

Grated, never rclalialed, ana ren,;.
quidatsd. The government, how. I =. u,
then see fit 10 involve the coun,rr :. 10.
that account; nor will the Jackson pre, .s
censuie it for this forbea,apcr ''S''.' d,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
THE CASIXIlI';
On TLowkHs Or
LITERATURE, WIT AND SENTIMENT.
Embelasied wtih St'eadM Engraria3s

I.HiDeHt81eG
FNtEIE patronage hat has AREA been ext n,eA "a lie
4 C4,ket, has nn onl, exceeded or n,s 20 gpne
eypec uus, but II mistake not, is uiprt cceited
IN tie annals II monthly literature This Is %.
Guced give he A'il. ait term Tor inc
rrese NJ year we'll n il literary dtpar mems, IS its
DECORATIONS AND I, p Esphcai aranstUe IS. font
d ape IS been placnred upon winch i IS prn Cd
the AID OF 'tc pages he nsG. raoy
ex ended The, al,p CiliEed; and Paper Superior
to atfrnci y usei, -npeye ed nit, pubhcatrt;
t"e, VIA eve Department may eHhlbta coirss mhng
deg ~ merit gemcnts have bten entered
INFO M arisls, ier var'ns dec"a'io and ornamen,
The usuaI unmher Of copperpa'es ~i be toaad, and
p posed 80 fnn 81 eacn number with TOO wood eigfayipgs
instead Of ois as heretofore The wood rugr4ynFa "
resrning scenes, lerrfing 10 incidents familiar
resting most of oar readers. viii be- accompanied by
vel written 4" iptors OF events aud exhibitions con-
neced III hc'pcture-cach rejecting upon iAe 9th rs
interest and value.
our desira render tAe Casl,e interesting ~ The
Various classes OF sde's to whom periodical 'erae
generally aidtcsses lset ANIL We siai r cAi.ed upon
20 sarch with renewed atttit ami assilu;y for the
Interesting Is ot foreign magazines, while q
proper inducemen viii be nei or Nstye writer's %
cont buts portion or hcr Iabos TO cnrci Gasket
These regulations he ef:ecied Withou. any sacriic,
o ,llat lg reading and gsnerai Of small ,ala.
graphs that ente' iAo al literary Ks; Nasnch q,
thr ezc OF tie work IL be very cunaleapiy cnanc cd.
is n'cn's Therefore assumes DIVERSIFIED form,
and b ar inclease q. aI'd INST er.
Tue p,ce If the (askct viii be SIS s0per ann,n JAW
able ihn tre months the rec, pt fine irst nun
behn. i the suhscrpt paid il advance 81 80 al
be received = p,l melt n flil.
The arrangements Nat We have nasc FOR Tie publication
cf the Casket. "afrs, US ia rig It, s,Fath hat
sha equal n atras ION. any wak OF the kiad that Mi
been pGbl s'ed ~tie its price Il sCa,cey a a i lie
ordinary monthly publications.
nh S. vito wish 70 rstronze the war, viii please init
mat iteireish by sending rs the sibsctpuu al ac,
-te OF the pager, printing, ensta
wings &c. render absolutely necessary foi us 10 be f
nished with The means u mseting eXreniu es nraup
ATKINSON & ALEX ANDER.
1l2 Chsng'Sta oh;'oase 10 TIE tos. 0@ee pdiadeLlQ
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
4, & II HILSOA,
No. 105, MARKET STREET.

III AVE Just received an assortment OF l'octe: Ben
aro' & wc'i are
s'a2i e. aa Genllemcn's Poke, Books, with silver r'
zee = rig as $, AID fin he'd IL eesqn S,,le.
ha'hcS Gat Morocco Pocket Borks Wit Gee''e a.
head Gases, silver and steel sp IN, CLASPS, &c
Russia Leather, Nor Geo, Horse skin. and Ca
poskc, Books and WaAcs, plain and gi!', various s'''
VII clasps and STRAPS.
A's'-a variety of common and low price Pocke, Bo0'
u s ~, . ilson hare also for sale,
'aNh Fox am Bonnet Is ards Writing Letter and WIZ
ing fsncr QHliS ink Powder, lax OF a snpcr qusle
Safes, S'tc and Lead Pencils, Water Colors, Csmels '
re icis' ihkslandS, Sun Glasses Elegant Eaic, H"n'
ndsor and Fanc Soaps of The be-, qo.lt, au ye".
's,n,inicnt o. sch o Books and s.,sien-e-al!. ~
Willie sod af fsauead prsss
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05

NNCURPUkAl ED by the elsla,uie u lhe stat = -
laware, with capital Of one hundred Thousand o'as
The President and Directors now rect Mug apiea
for Insurance. at their Office, No q, Shpey s'ree
between Front and Second sccts against Loss ny rHe'
every description OF Buildings ia generals Merchandise
Ships IA PORT and their CaSoes iolseb"uid rurh""fe
and otherp personal proper, ;-aso agas loss or damage
Nv nland transportation vi goods, wares, me canuist anu
country produce.
FERNS Of insurance will be as fayoahlc AS any u ~
,ompanies in the Cities ii Philadelphia o. Ncw-fnik,-
Parties assured may rrpose the t'csi confidence N ~
,odty Of lis captla aud tha all losses m be plorp
ljns,ed by the company
lonS MioDv ASe.t 10 survey property lobe insured
ior III, aud ,icnt, OF Nc@Casl!c, IN place Of = "
bane,, dcchncd
LEVI II. EvASs Age ito survey property 10 be INST
red Tor the town aud vicinity OF Elkton.
JnHN cIoAE IS Agent 10 survey property 70 pc Insure
for The town and ,icinry Of sntrna
josaPH joNGs Agtn survey property to BE INSURE
Tor the own o. West.Ghegter and vicinity.
Diyeciors.
John Paterson, Ea,id Bn>l.
joseph lla ~, Wn Chandler
n,vtt &. Wilson, Joseph tiuhb,
| Joseph G. Gapin, io9rr Payer
NM SEAL, PRESIDENT.
| u BrnvEs. Secresd-y.
An n ~, l. 2S a.:
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
Valuable I'orer, and Land.

y ut1U0tG A UCCFW NIsW XAUIeet.
BEURsUANT 20 the last will and testament OF Charles
a rwaidle, late of Pennsbury township in the County
OF Ches or, DECEASED will positively he sold at public sale
on tine premises Tuesday the 5h OF February next the
following described valuable property, viz.
av~A No. /. That valuable aud well known
fIHsMSNA Tavern, situate in Pennsbuiy township aore.
issssWH add and at the head OF the Wilmington and
&rzs3s4As Kennett turnpike. The Tavern House Is "A
lar,e story house, finished in the best manner, and
atone ktcen attached, with good she'd, and stab'nG a.
tachel to the TAVERN and 10 of prne Ia d, divided
in convenient fields and under good fence, also On t
sam, is story frame tenement. and 80 q frame BAR
with a gond cellar and stabng under The above rs an
excellent stand for business.
No >. Is a farm Joining No. !, and contains about
YsJ acres consd 4be portion OF which has been ahei.
lined, and is good STATE of cuitvaon WIN cnSie
Fable q ,rtion Of woodland The Improvements are w.
story frame dwelling hJise and ne~ stone barn.
No. 8 Is farm, adjoining lands of Samuel Bush a,t
others convenient No. and conais about 60acfes
the greatest part 81 winch is woodland 'Ec improve
mens are a log dwelling house and frame barn
ANY person wishing view said property, will be show
she same application the si5scriher rng ~ Gentle
Vile ()eil or to Mr.. JOAN Wiser who keeps the tavern
C ,od an iispaabe ti.es will be made for The SAID pro
p-ry aud possession given of No. l. the first OF Apr
mex, and the others the 25t OF March. Sale w' h
held No l, and commence at II o'clock On said d2y
and the conditions viii be liberal aud maize known by
JAMES DELAPL NM Erecutor
Jan 10, 1928. 2-4p
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

IN last saluda, night evil disposed person ~ ner
~ sns oke The window glass Of the school room cor
OF K,ng and Hanover s, ees The Member. az ~
Wilmington bea' ng Society will give the abuve reward
any person who Will convict the oFnler or offenders
thereby snhecng him Or them to the penalty Of tic law,
and exposure 10 the merited con.enp, q the pubic.
5sn. 2lsl, l826. 9-dt
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
FOR SALE,

a small FARM, situated in i'rncner Ilnndre' aaio
"A ing lands Of Major VIM. Cooch, Hugh Gennil any
others.
IRA rhe imfrovemt nts sre frame dNelilT hnvst
- kitcheu. and log Stable The fam cn'ans aho
eli lity acres of clear Ia ID AID one hundred acres Ut
Hand. Il abnn miles from Newark, Al ne SAINT
dsa fiom Chrsilsna ,ir term, @ll be 40 lelat,
and pa.ses,io6 gwen hr g day of Ma eli reN. ~
an indisputa5le utlc For tems app! te ."hNcfane'
O. LENiS
Farm near Newarb Jan Il, 1893. %
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
NOTICE.

1 eLhS tus'y C"iored Girl, Is years old, who "
Hes'ands Choking aud all kinds Of ho,scw oil 80 y
~ osfn o. y" IL yeals, to some Respectable family,
'hls Sla't inoure at this Office.
Sept IA, 1927 So ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05

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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
NOTICE.

meeting of the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal #
N Newcastle Cointy, viii b. held N tue Cnnrt if1u.c.
IN the of Newcastle Tuesday The So day OF Feb
ruary next l. oiOIh oN, y. Z,
Ne Ncastle, Jan. 8. 1928. 25-1t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
NtbIsCli.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

4, z IT. WII.sUN
E9FECTlULI.Y ntnrm heir Customers an,i lie nh
AS llc generally that they viii cao'it,e h. i ok aid Sta
onely business ard Circulating idLr,y Al the Old sand
NJ. lOj, Markct-auee;,
and will We thaokga or c,utn,ance nf their rvn-s Al
'rt'ces ~ Tins ling Of business, will be furnished AZ cl5w
| Get prices. Ian *
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05

SoWh net =, ara nsnr 10. hroaugainy win,
thd a,l"ln - store formerly duo "a b, Nj I'm,
h'e' asa 0celA-"it't Il RAY not be- t disad, apisrs
pclso,t Cal ani examine Tor hen,scvt, ~
t'c soo@la g compose par Of their assortment
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
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sch"oi room beng AIRY and spacious the ottcr apartment
age enough ter the c. n,io able accommodation of not
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"r 10 ne scho'r- c"rvr, icn' llace Of eAe,eis, ~
'''lef'iDn' n"te eligible siualon f. a boarding cl~l
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earn, AUD peasant and The surrounding country tea't
- lcNsni, tcacter. parc,t ,lesirous OF gy!
nus sons Classical educate Ills poprrty presents l'
'u' ah'"g's + session vii be given on he 25i oil MaG
Dec "a 1892. W. cIll5
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
mn GOOL.S.

Surehnt hrasd co h. and tassimers, ass,rftd col,,
lH ad cotton rilpg~, yellow d I bue l,n, ~, ani
4egEstc aik q, Nalenlia Narst5lts toilnri M, rlnn
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hlnric ~ rs i.cNat u.s. Iictcncet L,es de ksst',
lcsfAN, has ~ q baeaanra dktS tottul IN l,,n Jn
Alc ad c'dfeti eaton erase AID cane sLau e,,er
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sls aies 'ba tai cd b avtrI ves Hawslinsn A. or
Eintfs q Y pc'@ q@ets, v ME aud oolotd doneSn
:als- 80" afltsi Dis ba Cup and plt,sburp c,,rs,
nsans snd dal.1g7 ftri.E Ia ni,nie and am =, cbck
s"ih, rsil v on lacknprt in,slns; 81 54a,,fa
3Hh cash tial an "a il l-ns, betttkny; lfYs
tnd n'sl"l So rs bltuh,d and.r mn acL,d, ,o,,.
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81 GCLNIiS
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ban pl g,hee a's ~ D gto ~ and 81 ht ran.
,'"mffs' cry e iosether .,l general ss,rj c.
L,lurfs and Se ; o'es
P.iEN,I's .q,D 0ffS.
White lead, hlack lead ID hNl u - rod vcloc
.ooh. NJ, r'nasan 1hr, cior ,iin ,,,Ilgrls eroad
anu dry pre"t Erero ~ hl'c iortond, stc-snls,
summer comno', castor. mse,d, u. eel OTIS
Earh~A. Ctina, tio,. o,a Qnsetsuare.
HAVING el Sc he arp,e eoo,is clcn, at suction y:
are c'r an can -. her he m 8, .edce,. ,ocslo
thost ahn ray iAsos 10 Nnl. tcrcast.n.
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, 'avn y add;,i'r. d n, ssn,, rstr.oe,sa,
Y, w ny i,.o,tn' Fsb,qaa5l Hssia Fy tiAl. On
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
4 NEW NEWSPAPER,

ENE ssbscrhrT vii, IN lev days, issue pronosals for
= publ siing new paper which viii defend the inca
es at the prese Administrations, aud advocate the ~
rlrction OF John Quincy Adams to The Presidency
Jan 22d, 1898 2-,f ! WiIsoS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

With devious, comet course, feceding still
From God and hope 10 mecyis utmost verge
And there arrested Ly tn unceasing power
Of the grssi shepherds love, and BY divine
Atuaction turn'd, and eircling hack TO God.
The choral anthems still, methinks ! hear
sympi,onious, swelling acclamations loud
Fr1in heavenly hosts, 10 had the wandeTer home.
There are a. wlnm all this would only seeIn
Pit subject ior the soonner's idle mirth.
The cold and scanning critics sheer I felt
Were CAT III place. INT fitting visions pass'd,
Like lightning scUching through my wilder'd brain
And menlory's spectres spraDg up iron, the past,
My earth bora schemes, my palaces Of hope,
Lately 40 proud, all melted into air.
Eterndy, and truth, and God alone remand,
twas, as tie Great Invisible had come
Jn power, o'ershadowing all the vale.
I almost look'd IA zee the mountains smoke,
Emiiing Sinai's thuDderings and fires.
Nor was | single ; many a sin worn face
Was pale, and wonian's symIntiretic tears,
And children's liow'd, and men, who thought no sliame,
la tears. The prond ones, looking down IN scorn
From fsncied intellectual heights, whose hearts
The world had sear'd cen these, unconscious, caught
TIL infectious weakness, like the ret, and though
They only " came to mock, renain'd u pray"
M. p. +.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
NO. "a, MARKET SQUARE.

A T this old established Grocery, may at
IN present, be found an uncommon assoyt-
ment Of Wines, Teas and foreign Fruits.
Old Madeira, Madeira; Sicily Madeira;
Sherry; Lisbon; Old Port; Catalonia; Claret;
Malaga, Musca: and other Wines.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, Pou-
chong, Souchong and Houchong Teas.
New Fruits. - Bunch and plain Muscatel,
Malaga and Smyrna Raisins. Figs, Prunes,
Almonds, Filberts, Citron, Olives and Capers.
Spirits, choice old Cognac Brandy Jamaica
Rum, St. Croix Rum, Holland and American
Gin, Columbian Whiskey, N. E. Rum.
Spices, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Allspice, Ginger and Pepper.
Sugars Loaf, Lump, Havana White, and
Browns.
Also-Day & Martins, and warren's Lon
don Backing, Hazen's Paste and Smiths Wa
ter Proof Backing; Shoe Brushes; Lorillard's
Maccoboy, Rappee and Scotch Snuff; Loril-
lard's, Riell's and Billings Chewing Toba Geo;
Lump, Cavendish, Twist and Negro Head To-
bacco, and Spanish and American Toba Geo
for smoking; Spanish and American Segars,
London and American Mustard, India Soy;
Catsup; fresh Sweet Oil in bottles and TASKS;
Chocolate and Chocolate Shells; Cayenne;
Fancy, Winsor and Brown Soaps; white and
blue Starch; Pearlash, Canary and Hemp
Seed; white Mustard Seed; Table and fine
Salt; Bristol Brick for securing; Porter, Ale
and Cider; Tamarinds, Lamp Oil; Sperm and
Tallow Candles; Pipes; Pen-knives; Ink; Po-
matum; Black-ball; Lemons and Oranges;
with other articles, not named, all Of which
are offered at fair prices by
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
When the shades of solitude have en-.

! When the shades of solitude have en-
composed a man; when the voice OF
passion is silent, and the song OF pleas
ure has ceased to vibrate on his carr
when reason is restored to the throne,
and every avenue is open to reflection;
then, if ever in his days of boyhood he
was betrayed into some folly Of which he
has in vain ~repented, or been led into
some error whose consequences ne must
ever deplore, the remembrances ofthose
days will rush upon his mind, those
scenes will be reacted before his eyes,
and memory will only add intensesness
to the pang of guilt. Disappointment is
in itself bitter; but when the remembrance
of past folIies is added to the scene OF
present suffering, it fills up the cup oil
agony. But the medicine, though bitter
is saiutary, and should be drank without
a murmur. If thou hast lost the hope
most dear to thy heart, seek not to over
power the voice Of conscience by the
noise Of the worlds folly, or to drown
the memory Of thy disappointment in the
tide Of dissipation; but ponder over the
vanity of earthly pursuits, and it may
be that thy dlsappointments will lead thee
to Him, who chasteneth whom he low
eth. For he. who has lost his hopes OF
happiness here must feel that it is else
where to be sought. There is some
thing in disappointment that forcibly
leads the mind TO reflect on the delusive
nature ofearthly pleasures, and the ne
cessity offixing its hopes on a frmoi
basis than the va-.llies Of this world
While the first burst of grief continues
we may be tempted to murmur against
the hand hat has smitten US. But when
time has removed the poignanay of sor,
row; when we can look around with
ca!mness and resignation, and feel that
the hopes that we INDUCED were blasted
forever, then we turn with disgust from
the objects of our former desire, and
seek for those which are more worthy OF
our affection. As the ivy, which has
wound itself around some prop, when
that is removed will entwine itself arou nd
some favorite object which will sustain
it, so, when the heart-strings have fast
ened upon some f%avorite object, and are
torn from it with a cruel violence, the
broken fbres will seek q more faithful
support. Who can experience the per-
fidy Of a supposed friend and not feel,
that he who puts his trust in man Ieaneth
on d broken reed! Who cann be present
at that solemn scene when man goeth 10
his long home, 'and the mourners GO
about the Streets and not realize that
{ man cometh forth like a flower and is
cut down"-Yes, there is language in
disappointment louder than the thunders
of heaven-for it speaks to the heart,
and not to the ear. Oh! he who has
lost his hopes of happiness here, must
indeed feel that they are to be placed on
a more firm foundation than this earth
can afford.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
CHEMICAL LECTURES.

John D'WOLF, Jun. proposes to COM
81 mence a course of Chemical Lectures, in
Providence, should the project be sufficiently
patented by its citizens. "
The course will present an outline OF the
science, and will contain from eight to twelve
Lectures. They vii. be given at the Mechan-
ics' Hall. The terms will he So, for the course
and tickets for a single Lecture, so cents
Due notice will be given of the Introductory
Lecture.
Subscription papers are left at the Bookstores
and at No. 4 West Watershed. Jan. 20.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
SAMUEL N. TABER.

No, 90, WEsTMfhBTEK now,
AS just received from New York and
IL Boston. Tea Pots, Walters, Candle
sticks, Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Razors, Scissors, fancy Bellows, Hearth
Brushes, Clothes do &c. together with many
other articles, too numerous to particularize in
an advertisement. All Of the above articles
will be sold for a small advance, for cash or
approved credit.
N. B. He continues to manufacture JeweIry
ofdifferent kinds, also silver spoons and thimble
warranted ofthe first quality. All kinds Of work
in his line repaired at short notice. Custom
ers are particularly requested not to forget the
number. Dec 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
VNHE subscribers having taken the stand

ME Subscribers having taken the stand re-
II Gently occupied BY the late Christopher
Vaughan, Ne. I Cranston Street, and having
formed a connexion in business under the firm
OF HART 4 DAWLEY,
for the purpose Of carrying on the Tailoring
business, in ell its branches, respectfully soric-
{ a share Of public patronage.
: They keep constantly on hand, q general
assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings and
Trimmings, Of the most fashionable patterns
and colours.
ALSO.
A general assortment Of READr MADE
CLorHrNo.
0-Psrticular attention paid to cutting.
LORING HART.
Jan 10 JOHN q DAwLEY
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
FOR SALE
FOX SALE.
FARM containing about $50 acres of

A FARM containing about $50 acres of sx.
"A cellent land, suitably proportioned for
moving, pasturing and woodland; is well fenc-
ed, mostly with stone wall; is well watered
with never failing streams has two Dwelling
Houses, three barns and other out-buildipgs
necessary. About so acres Of said land adj
joins Sbatucket River, where is fall and wa
ter sufficient to carry any machinery, that any
man or company of men would wish 10 en-
ploy. The whole or a part would be sold to
accommodate the purchaser. Reference 10
Mr.. Timothy Tingley Of Windham, or the sub
scriber on the premises.
ERASTUS BINGHAM.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
FRUIT HILL-NoTRH PROVIDENCE

TIME occupant Of this fashionable place o
Il resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the present
season. II is situated on an eminence, which
commands a beautiful view Of the adjacent
country and it is admitted by all who have visit
ed it, to be a delightful place Of resort for those
in pursuit Of ease and comfort: His Bar IS sup
piled with choice liquors, wines, Sc.:-his ta-
BILE will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections of Tin market: His very
commodicus Hall is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies': his long Alleys in the best order for
the accommodation Of those who will please
10 visit his house fot recreation. A few Board
ers can be accommodated.
PETER THOMPSON.
North-P Providence, Dee
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g. HATCH

AVE just received from New-York super
Ill blue Cloths and Cassimeres /; one piece
Of Scotch Plaid of a very superior quality
ON HAND. Super, blue, black, brown,
and olive Cloths and Cassimeres /; Camblets
Dufils Coatings worsted and lambs wool
Shirts and Drawers ; Flannels, Gloves, Hosie-
ry, and many other articles, suitable for the
season-with a small assortment ofready made
clothing for sale on liberal terms.
ALSO,
For sale-Pow, No. LOG, in the Universalist
Chapel. Apply at NO. 8, Market Square.
Jan 20