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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-26

issue new Instructions suitable to the emergeb-
cy. Meanwhile, the assembled multitude At
the windows, the unsatisied spectators Of these
extravaganl demonstration Of Joy, still igno-
rant Of the cause, renewed then shouungs,
and the air rang with the acclamations OF
hive thousand veterans, not a man Of them
knowing what he was shouting for
When the uproar had in a degree subsidized,
Washington returned to greet q second lime the
bearer Of those welcome tidings. Addressing
them with the kindest language, he told them
they must be wet and hungry, from travelling
all night, and that whatever they might wish,
should be set before them. One of them, an
honest German, proud Of tho attention shown
him by that noble nun, replied, with arms a.
kimbo, and with quite Il consequential ar, as if
the fate OF the nation depended upon what he
had for breakfast, "Why, please your excel
iency' III have some ham aud eggs!' and ac-
coidlngly, ham and eggs were gwen to him.
A suitable reward was given to the guides, one
OF whom boosted, as he told the story with tears
in his eyes, four years ago, that for that nights
service he received five pounds in hard money.
The news was soon communicated to the
neighboring detachments, who were quartered
IN the Vicinity, and orders given to stop all
straeglsh' going into the enemy, who had then
possession OF Philadelphia. Accordingly an
old woman, dresssd as a market-w oman, and
bearing some pannieis on her horse, was stop
ped the same day by Captain Craig. at More
W a few mile from the city, and examined.
On taking off her bonnet, to which she made a
stout resistance; u bundle was discovered in her
ha'r. 1t proved to be the oficial dispatches
from Bursoyne to General Howe, informing
MN OF his disastrous capture. They had been
brought as far as Basking- ridge, in Jersey, by
express, but, fearful Of detection if attempted
to be delivered by a man, were there entrusted
to a female disguised as a market-womon.-.
The heroine was immediately remounted on
her horse with uncomfortable quickness, and
started off for Philadelphia with this satisfa cto.
tory ejaculation, "That il she had such ne VS. to
take to General Howe, she might be off with
them rs soon US she pleased.'
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SESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1898.

nomsd shafts have wounded him who 10 armed
with such a ponoply as this. 1t seems if he
had foreseen his destiny, and had early eleva-
ted his mind above il:
ain a life Of action, however prosperous may
be its career, there will be seasons Of adversely
and days Of trial. The trials Of prosperity
themselves, though arrayed in garments OF JOY,
are not less perilous or severe than those of DIS
lress. The heart Of man is, alas, liable to cor
ruption, from both the faces Of fortune; and The
'ices Of insolent success are as fatal to the NOR
al dignity Of the human character, as the reck-
less plunges of despair. 1t is only by absorbing
all the faculties, and all the interests Of the
heart, that passion spreads over it like u con-
suming fire. Form but the habit Of taking de-
light in other objects than those which merely
Affect your personal condition in the world, and
you will be guarded from that dissipation Of
mind which is the wretchedness Of prosperity,
and from that perturbation of soul which is the
agony Of misfortune. The mastery OF our own
passions can perhaps be only accomplished by
religion; but, in acquiring il, her mCst effe ctual
US well as her most elegant instruments. are let
tiers and science. At no hour in your life Will
the love OF letters ever Cypress you as a bur
den, or fail you ASA resource. In the vain and
oiis cAui'ution OI the neafI, winch TIE Orignt-
er prospects Of life will sometimes excite, the
pensive FORTRESS Of science shall call you ack to
the sober pleasures Of her holy cell. In the
notifications of disa ppoin,ment, her soothing
voice shall whisper serenity and peace. In so.
clal converse with the mighty dead Of ancient
days, you can never smart under the CALLING
sensation Of dependence upon the mighty living
Of the present age; and. in your struggles with
the world, should a crisis ever occur when even
friendship may deem it prudent to desert you;
when even your country may seem ready to
abandon herself and you; when even Priest and
Levi'e stall come and look on YOU, and pass by
on the other side; seek refuge in uniailine
friends, and be assured you will find il in the
friendship Of Laclius and Scipio; in the patriot
ism Of Cicero, Demostbenes and Burke, as well
as in the precep's and example of Hun whose
whole law is love, and who taught US to re-
member injuries only to forgive them"
NSuch in those moments as IN all the past,
Oh. save my country, Heaven! shall be bis last
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LARCHER 81 HATCH.

MU ERCIiaNT TAiLORS, have recently received their
I'VE Fail supply Of suleriine and mid,iiing Cloths and
Casslur e. Of almost everv Description; Velvets, FIorenunes,
Valencia, 1niiinel, aud Msrsehl,s Vestngs.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair and Princess Camileis, Scotch and
Tartan Piaids, Dufiis, Bookings, twilied and miled FIan-
neis, Devonsbiie kersey, Velvet Cords, &c.
Llkewis Use, lambs w,sI and wosled Drawers and Shirts,
extra large sizes; Hosiery; Gloves; fancy silk and cotton
Cravais, b%audanDa, flag, silk and cotton Pocket H'ndker-
chiefs; silk and cotton Umbrellas, which they will sell al q
small advance.
To be let, a new aad well finished two story dwelling
house, situated IN Union reer-pussesson given on the
18th &c November. Oct iS
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NEW GOODS.

~ FORGE C. HALE, has jud received and IS this day
opening, Cat the room OyeI the store Oi MI George
w. Gladding, No. 81, CbeaTslde) . great variety OF fresh
impaired Dry Goods, purchased through the late auctions 10
New York, which are offered for sale at a small advance TOT
approved papcr-consistinr nf blue, black, brown and mixed
Cloths and Casimeres; silk, Valenci, aud Velvet Vesines;
drnb Lion Skins; olive Outfits; Fianucls; Hoslcryj Gloves
Cambrics; Book and Jaconei Muslins; Canton Grapes; Satin
Lsvsutines; together with q variety Of other Goods, making
IN the whole a very good assorment Nvi
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,
Va. 10. Northumberland,

EIART & DAWLEY, MERCHANT TAILoKs, will
LIN keep constantly on hand, a general assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, YeSfiags, trimmings &c. OF the
most fashionable patterns and coloTs.
ALSO, constantly on hand an extensive assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting Of blue, black,
olive and mixed Dress Coats; blue, olive, claIet, brown,
mixed and Corbeau Fl 0cks aud SartOuts; blue, black, olive,
drab, mixed and white Broidcloih and Cashmere PaRta-
ioonSi Velvet, Silk, Moleskin, Cashmere, Toiinett, Valen-
cia and Marseilles Pests.
All Garments purchased OF HART & DAwLEY which
shalt not answer the expectations Of the purchaser, may be
returned, aud others will he made.
pGamens will be made 10 order, and in style inferior
to none.
uJCutting particularly attended to.
sent IL
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
TuNIE subscribers have formed a eonnexiOn in the Dry
Goods business, under the firm of
COOKE & ANGELL,
and have for sale at the sure heretofore occupied by said
Angel, No. 3, Westminster Row, "A general assortment Of
EUROPEAN, INDIA AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
JOSEPH 8. COOKE,
August Of JDB AN';ELL, I'd.
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PAPER.

1nnn REAMS of the following description, viz:
HUUO Imperial, SUPERFICIAL, Royal, Medium,
Folio1pst, Demi, Cap, Pot and Letter Writing Paper. In
perial, super royal, Royal, Medium and Demi for Printing.
Large and small sizel Wrapping. Common col0red, for
book covers. Drawing, Bank Note, Tissue, White and
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Card and Press Paper, for sale at
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, who rs agents OF
several large paper manufactures, will supply any quantity
of paper that may be wanted, at the Factory prices.
HUrCHENS & CORY,
Oct 25 3m First door west of the Bridge.
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CABINpr FUnNITURB.

No. ca, BROAD STREET.
gENHE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
n fu vast palra se 49, pecifniy inform them that they
keep always un hand n supply of iashiopalie aud common
Furniture, nude oi Tie tssl nlAier'nis, aud iseai the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas, n
Pier
Sa1a and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, SC. Sc.
Thuso in want of any articles In our line, will find II to
their Interest Ia give Us n call beiure purchasing, as we ARE
determined Ia sell rs cheap MS any regular Cabinet Maker, in
this town, and our Furniture being manufactured imne-
diairly under our own direction, will be warranted equal
Doth In materials and workmanship, 10 any made Ia this
country.
,uuctrally atte nded u.
may ~. AMUEI. 4 JOSEPH RAWsON.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AMI TILE PIIRIIC In ~CENERAI

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
N THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
T is obvious, TINT as writing executed with common INK
may be discharged by the application fox muriat of lime,
oxaNc, and other strong acids, a very dangerous power Is
possessed by evil-disposed persons, for etfecting any altera-
tion 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 By
alterations! :! | trust that a reference 10 the annexed Ger
.tifcates will satisfy the public Of the advantages 10 be derived
by its adoption.
rIAe foiLODing is a certificate from John d. Wolf, J. Esq.
Professor of Chemistry IN Bropn UnirerSity.
After making a number ofex perimeuts on the engravings
of VIM. M. Evans patent Checks, SC. intended to prevent
certain fraudulent practices on Bank Checks, Notes, Bills OF
Exchange, SC. I am satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and Is worthy of patronage.
Providence, May %, 1923.
Certificate of DR.. Robert Hare, Professor Of Chemistry,
in the University Of Peansylcania.
do hereby certify. that | have attentively considered the
method adopted by Mr.. WIN. NJ. Evans, To prevent frauds
and forgeries, in the alteration Of Checks and other instu-
ments, and I am of opinion, that by adopting the plan that
he has proposed, a great obstacle Is thrown IN the way Of
FRAUDULENT alterations, and the public security against forgery
8 enhanced. (Signed) ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia, Oct. 23d, 1927.
Promissory Notes, Drafts, Bills Of Exchange, Bank Checks,
&c &c. either unbound, or bound in books of various sizes,
5. }. DEWEY,
- Agent for the .NeD-England States,
. Sent. a. No. 80, Market Street. Providence, X. l.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

w. +. RICE,
COACH, CHASE, AND SIGN
UNIFORMS The citizens of Providence and Is vicinity, tina
he has established himself in Providence, in the building
of Messrs. Moses and Samuel Guild, in rear Of Weybosset-
street, and No. ,, South Orage street, where he carries on
the above business in all lis branches. Having had along ex
perience in the business. he trusts that he will be ~enabledtO
give entire satisfaction TO those who may he pleased To EN-
PIoy him. Carriages, Chases, sc. reprinted at short notice
and on the most accommodating terms. If Aprl2
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
fit No. 81, Market Square.
TEyHE subscribers would inform their customer and the
public, that they have received per the last Steam
Goats, from New York, their fall supply Of Goods, consist
ng Of
Blue
Black,
Green, Broadcloths
Olive, and
Brown, Cassimercs,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
OF different prices and qualities.
New and elegant vestings; a great variety of Cotton and
Silk Cravats aud Hdkfs. entire new style. Camblets NC.
Coalings of different kinds. Velveis. Bang up cords, and
&c. which will be sold at the lowest market; price, Tor Cash
or approved paper L. Z. X L. Ella
sept 20
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NOTICE

IUyHE Subscribers having procured workmen from the
city Of New York, well skilled In the business Of set
ting Lchieh Crates, are ready To pay particular attention ~
shI branch OF business. An orders for setting CRATES and
furnishing Soap Stone OF Marble Fronuces for the same, will
Be- executed In the New York style at SHIRT notice.
BOLLEs h PRICE,,
NV 10 Pecks Wharf.
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FAMILY BREAD.

yUyHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
In general, that he has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Mr.. s. p. Gardner, between Nos. 1903 aud lO5,
North Maip street, where he intends to carry on the Baking
business, in all its various branches, and where may be had,
n any hour of tle day, the following kinds Of Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud Molasses Gingerbread, hard and soft
Crackers, Sugar do, In new article,) New-Yofk do. ship
and Pilot Bread, Sugar aud Molasses Coukies; Buns; Tea
Rusk, &c. sc.
Also, for sale ms above, at retail, Flour, OF the first quality
u Stores and families, nj any part OF the town, may be sup
oiled from his cart, with any OF the above articles.
NJ. b. rhe subscriber would here state, for the grathica-
zion Of the curious, that all the above named kinds Of Bread,
which he has for sale, are actually baked in this torn.
Oa4 If WILLIAM OK.
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BRoADCLorHs. CAssIMEREs X MERINO SHAWLs
HARVEY CLARK,

VO. 81, .HaFKCt-StTeef,
As received and will open this morning, a general as
sotment of Fall and Winter Goods, among which arc
black blue, olive, steel mixed and bottle green Broadc.otfs,
Cassimeres and Sattinetts; Camblets; green Bookings; red,
yellow and white FianneIs; blue and mixed Pelsse Cloths;
merino, red aud white Valencia Sliaws; black and red fig
,ured Bonbazetts; Circassidns; figured Flannels; black Sitins;
gauze Wells; black and white English %Ginghams; CalcOes;
Silks, English Blankets; Frockng; deer skin Gloves and
Mitiens; Ribbons; Laces; Ladies' aad Misses Lined Gl,ves;
1ickings; Ginglams; Checks; Slpeetings; Shitings, &c. &c
which will be sold al such prices As cannot fail to suit Gus
TONER'S.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Z uT Particular attention paid u the sale Of BrOadcl0ths,
Cassimeres and Sattinetts. Nov 8
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NOTICE.

a sow and two Pigs came into the yard Of the snbscri.
- Der on Monday last. The owner Is requested To- call
and take the same away. SIMEON
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ALBERT SWEET,

FASHIONABLE H"AIR-CU1TER,
Ma. SO, Westminster-street, corner Of Orange-street,
II EEPS constantly on hand, Combs, Lather brushes,
Po.ua,um, Hair brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne
Water, Hair Oil, Razors and Razor Straps, shaving Soap,
Court Pfister-anh a great variety OF articles necessary for
the gentlenans toiIet.
Razors honed and Sc. in the keenest order. septic
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MIR. A MS.

Let otl,e' hail the rising sun,
i bow To him whose couisc Is run"
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JOHN HARTSHORN,
EHAVING taken ntoparner slnp EUGENE A. HOMER,
All Of this city, would inform his friends and the public
thai the general Commission Business heretofore trdiisacled
by him, will he continued in the name of
HARTSHORN & HOMER,
at. Nos. 81 and 23-Liberty Square Buildings, Boston,
Who tender their services IN the purchase and sale Of every
description Of Merchandise. Possessing ample means OF
making advances ON Goods consigned for sale, they hope by
unreinttting attention to the interest OF their employers, To
receive a siae OF patronage.
Particular attention will he paid TO the disposal Of
DOMESTIC COTTON N GOODS.
Refer TO
Benjamin 2. Homer, Ros,o,
Henry Rice, Esqs.
Charles Hartshorn, pror;J,,e.
George s. Rathbone, Esqs.
Hon. James D'Wolf, Bristol.
Boston, Oct. oath, 1923. u
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
vuNHE subscribers have formed a connsAion In business,
n under the firm of
]. p. & w. TAYLOR,
and have taken the shop No. 1l9, High Street, where they
will rive their whole time 10 the Merchant Tailoring bust
ness.
On mai M - Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Vestings, aud every
other article usually found in a Merchant Tailor's shop.
rTGaments win be made in the best order, and war
ented IN fin. JOHN p. TAYLOR,
Noy. a. 4w, WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

Forming resentments with mankind may 6e ca,'ee
"pantng misery" Putting asae S's'u0u' aeea'' '''
called robbing ones self
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
JOSEPH DRAPER,
Silyersmith and Jewcller,

No. II, .MARKEr STREET, WILMIwGTos,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
II ,ha, he has constantly hand general assortment
OF goods, among which the following:
Silver Stecaces Table, Tea, DESERT Salt and Mustard
Spoons; Butter and Fruit Kves; Purse Clasps; Thin
bles. Gold and Silver Pens Silver Pencil Cases; Ever
Pointed Pencils Sugar longs, &c, &c.
Ladies' and Genemens Gold Watch Chains, Seals and
Keys; Diamond and Pearl Breast Pins and Rings; Pearl
and Garnet Do; Figree do; English Fine Paste Pins;
Common Paste do Fine Jet Flgree, and Paste Ear Rings
&c.
3rittania and block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar
Bowls and Cream Jugs
silver Plated Casors of various qualities; Steel specs
cles, Clasps, Sides Buckles, &c.
q The above goods will be sold wholesale or retails
on the most reasonable terms for Cast
Umbrellas repaired, and all other jobs in his line neatly
executed,
Persons at distance ordering spectaces. requested
sen glass; piece of the glass; from the Spectaces
they wore last the age does afford rule for Judg
ing Of the sight
Their spectacles always furnished with glasses Of
the bes, quality, and taken in advising to the focus
best adapted to the sight
June H. 43-9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

Spots on the Sun.-There are now more than
twenty spots distinctly visible, and distributed in
various parts Of the SUMS Disc one of which is very
large situated near the upper limb of the SUM-
when he bears east. So large spot may be re-
garded as phenomenon Of rare occurrence, and
worthy the attention Of the curious. It may be
seen with common spy-glass being careful at the
same time to protect the eye BY holding piece OF
smoked glass before it. BY a keen eye, it is pro-
bab'e that it may be seen by the latter alone.
Poulson.
postmaster at Wsby, in Gothsnd, having died lately.
there found among his effects above 500 letters
containing money, partly from Sweden, partly from
foreign countries, and put in by persons in Wisby
ITSELF to be abroad of these letters have been
laying there since 1898 and very considerable
Der since 1904.
Queens Ware.--An establishment for this man.
ufacture, has recently been commenced in Pitts
burg, Penn. by Frost y .Nodrey. All the mate
rals can be procured in western Pennsylvania
and some near the premises. Beaver County fur
nishes the materials for crucbles.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

| 10 the advertisement calling county meeting
of the friends of Adams and Clay. we find the
following truth:
"lhe final struggle is approaching--a' crisis is
at hand which calls on every man, who lores has
country, who ralues its institutions. who wishes to
preserve and transmit to future times the liberty
he himself enjoys. to stand forth in their defence y
Thus far we agree with the writer of the notice,
but no farther; having never yet seen any proofs
of either the ,cisdom' or eTcellency' of the
present administration. We have Judged the
tree by its fruits and have found them bitter!
The members Of the administration may be We
ry learned, but we doubt their l0isdom. What
are the proofs we have had of the wisdom of our
Presidenta are we to look for it in the loss Of
the West India trade! In the appointment of
Ministers to Congresses which nerer met In
paying for journeys ichich nergr acere perforrHed
and defraying expenses nerer incurred In ap
pointing to fat Offices and paying them ,rita the
peoples money. all those members Of congress
who were turned out for their contempt Of the
wishes and disregard of the instructions of their
constituents
II these are the proofs Of the wisdom of our
Executive; ;f these are the indications of his ca.
pacty and qualifications for his exalted station,
and we know of no Others, we can only say, the
Lord forbid that should be .farored with many
more such demonstrations Of the superiority of
his intellect
In the same advertisement the supporters Of
the Peoples canddate,' are spoken of as 'des.
perate combination and the administration Of
that candidate is to be the reign Of riolence and
nsralen These things augur well for the cause
Of the people; the more hopeless their prospects
become, the more incorporate is the language Of
| the Administration men!
Again sit is all important that this County
should be purged Of its Jacksonitish character. ?
No doubt they feel this to be true; but it is thing
much more easily said than done and in the use
of the violent means by which this spurging' is to
be effected, we would suggest to these gentry, the
necessity there is for the exercise of prudence and
caution and remind them that. it is not for quacks
and old women to administer the heroic rene
dies with the effects and potency of which the,
are, as might naturally be expected, tosalIy unac
quainted
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
Wilmington, June Z, 1923.

Wilmington, JUNE =, 1928.
Atameeng of the Dela.sare academy Of Natural Scie,,c
the following officers duly elected for the ensuing
year:
President,--Dr. w. Gibbons.
Vice fres:den,-Wlard Hall.
r.. T.ea8urer,-Samuel fIlles.
Secretdry-Fienry Gibbons.
Curators-Zba Ferris, DR.. w. w. Baker, E, w. Gil
bert, Jos. Bringhu,s Jr, Dr. ]. F.. Vaughan Dr. H. r,
Askew, Joseph Gill; Lea Pasey.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
JACKSON MEETING.

Uf meeting of the friends Of General Jackson in Nezs
case County, will be held at the house Of Nathaniel Woes
O'clock A. NJ to adopt preparatory the fexs
general election. May 90.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
Extract of letter from gentleman IN Eimira,
.N,sD Fork.

.NsD Fork.
"The Ebony and Topaz pan-be Of John
Binns' cof;ns, are surfeting with the effects of
their own ISLANDERS. They, about month ago,
recommended a delegate convention Of the II
towns of this county, and appointed the Goth ult.
for their meeting in conclave. The day came, but
the delegates did not. Only fire towns Of the
sprenteea saw proper to notice the recommendation
These delegates, ten in number, closed Their doors
to hide the puucity of their meeting, and from
this circumstance, the result Of their tabors ot
lore is not known as yet: but be it what it may, it
can only have the effect in this county, of re-
minding the citizens Of the tabled anountaln and
mouse' U. .. Telegraph.