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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
Nothing Cellar

yJVHE subscriber grateful for the encouragement he
hasreceived since his return from Europe, informs
the pubic that he has on hand assortment OF
Vines, Bro,On Stout, London Porter. .7fe,
Cider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
To Rent,

"a The store lately occupied by John Dunlap as
Ga dry good store, on King street, next door to
Mr. l.. peeer's, and possession given Immediately -
Inquire of D. G: PRErTYMAN, Coach maker
oct Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
| ~. ". Judki1s' Patent SDPcifc OiUl1,g

n. ". JMdkinS' Pdfenf .Specifc OMlnr,
vNyME abov. ointment is offered to the public 81
safe and certain remedy for those obstra, B,
eases, some of which have 50 long bained Tie skill,
medical science.
LIST. White swcllings of every description
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, par,culalhts,
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which ofentr,
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th. Felons. or what some people knOa By D
name of Catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th. Sprains and bruises of every description
whatever part situate.
9TH. letters of all kinds--in this complanitsti
tient in Supplying the ointment mus, keep theP,ra
ofwater.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected byfros,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
Houses to Rent.

Ass The houses opposite the Team Boat Ferry, be-
.Nl ing completed, they now offered tor rent to
good tenants. Apply 10 JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
iuIy 27
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
Chloride Lime.Lopa, , -. " ...,:., &c

Chloride Lime, Topaz .,..,~.., . = =
EUSr received and for sale. barrel ~ that va
% luable and cheap AnGSeptic Scotch Chem'c, or
Chloride of Lime. a counter remedy 10 all domai poi
sons, and recommended to citizens as successful
preventative against the inodorous smells winch
eagendered in cellars, back-yards, or other places
where free of air cannot be obtained, render
inge air perfectly purs-therefore deserves the notice
of al VINO concerned in the health ana cleanliness
OF the Town.
Also. received supply of best CORAL PARRISH
suitable for Chair and Cabinet makers, and superior
Coach Sarnish. together with the
FOLLOWING PAINTS:
Chronic Yellow, Chronic Green, Red Lead. White
Lead, Litherage, Red and Yellow ochre, TIMBER, Prus
sian Blue, Vermillion, &c.
O" hond, the .foliowing Dye Stm6S :
Consisting of Nicaragua, Red and Lugwoods, Coch-
neal. Arnstto, Nutgalls Madden, sumach. Turmeric,
Alum, Copperas Indigo, Cream Tartar, &c.
IHith General assortment of
Drugs all Medicines,
which are respectfully offered to the attention of
pubic by WILLIAM LANPHlER & Co.
july IS South side King near Roy al-street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
.annapoli,, .apra ".

thereby certify, that have used some OF ~,
ointment in my family with such success as eo'';
me that it deserves to be recommended to INC
ed. One instance-My son had been lsbor'nS y;
very disagreeabIe eruption on his head 'h.' -,
all efforts to cure it-until by applying PsH"''
it was entirely removed in lessthan wee., Al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
To I .et,

q I1OC,
szpS a convenient, well finished two story brick
Ills. dwelling house on Henry street between King
and Prince streets having good rooms, store 'oom
kitchen, servants room, smoke house, &c The rent
will be made low TO rood tenant Apply at the auc-
ton store, corner of Prince and ion streets.
net Ia WM MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
District of Columbia,

Aferandrid County ~.
APRIL Term, 1929.
Charles Murray. Administrator
Of Matthew Robinson. decd. COMMIT
against
John VI. Robinson, William Ro.
bin>on, William ID. Mutt. Ad. hCl,,.
ministrator Of Elizabeth R0-
binson decd, Margaret Ro-
binson, Elizabeth Maddox,
and William Sutton hfS..
TulHE defendants John VI. Robinson, Msrrare, D. .
son, Elizabeth Maddox and William sutton :.
having entered their appearance and given s,,.
according to the statute anil the rules Of tbs c..
and it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Cont ~
affidavit filed, that the said John ". Robinson, u-
ret Robinson, Elizabeth Maddox and william s,r,
ure not inhabitants of the District Of Couub.. h.
ordered that they do appear here on the frs On
the next term and enter their appearance aud s,, =,
curity for performing the decree Of the Cont; ,lb
a cory of this order he forthwith published ir r.
months successfully in the Phcnix Gazette, rrs:si,
the town of Alexandra, and ,ha: another cop, be b,
cd at the front door of the Court houe Of sail corr
1este, +. !. LEE, e.
august 4-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

NIB. This Ointment. which is highly ''H,l
application for Prostitutes, Burns, soaCs'
mems Sore or sweIled Breasts, is pu, up IN "E
nished glazed jugs, we'll corked and seaec' ,.tt
rections how to use it. The proprietor wise :,
be observed that in order to preserve IT'S VIZ. 4.
sons using it, will cork again, so as 10 Ae.r
from destroying its good qualities. No SsemtJ q
them in any other way than being well COW
sealed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

EDWARD STABLER & SON, DruggiSs, ,,rr
WIN .GUNTOE, Druggist, Penns,l'Shna I'm. n
N. JEWETT, Druggist, PennsylvaHis HI,,' .Ir
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, GeorgetoWn' -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
Sicily X,eMoMs

OK boxes Sicily Lemons. received, per sb,,.
~ Washington. from New York, and for 81. y
STEPHEN SIuyy Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

ira of Letter written ny respectable Gen
tlcman residing in Baltimore to the Subscriber
who deems it his duty, ,hoogh "na'tho,'ztd,to Law
it before the public withholdineth the writer name
for particular Ieiereuoe should any req, "en per
soually SAM u LEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

which he offers for sale at reduced prices, VIZ !;
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
fr Lost Day-book.

small Day-book belonging to the above Estate
is missing. Any person who will deliver 1t as above
shall be generously rewarded.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
Vol. III.
GsoupitttuS.

TuE DEL aWaRE JOURJN.8L IS pubiish-
Cd at $500 per annum, payable at the emu 81
,;r months--or $3.50 payable at the END OF .he
year. Subscribers DESTROYS OF decilh''is i'u'' h
notice at least one month before the pefi'u a.
they intend to decline, and tins should always pe
the first of May, or November.
No subscriber is at liberty to Withdraw MS SUD-
scription until all arrearages are PAID :,
Any person procuring Jive good subscribers sha'i
no entitled to one paper gratis for year.
Terms Of Advertising Advertisements not ex-
ceeding 20 lines, inserted four times for doiiar'
and 20 cents for each subsequent Insertion uhtil II
qoes to three months, then five dolars--eghl DOL
lars for six months,--and fifteen dollars year.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
FOR SALE OR NEMT.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

In Newark Delaware The house IS AZ by 81 ee', tw9
stories high nearly new handsomely pam ed and IN excei
lent order with neat enclosure IN frol' ana ahohef
the back and one Of the ends On the fist floor there are
fur rooms and on the second five Tine aPpurtenances
are. convenient kitchen adjoining the housea stabe'
carriage house &c. The lot contains three acres ana mas
been we'll lined and manured.
Part OF the building was formerly occupied as store,
for which il is the stand in The villages but ier the
last five years the whole has been occupied as female
Boardug School. To this purpose Ii rs peculiarly adap'-
,eJ The school room being airy and spacious, the oteI
apartments large enough for the comtor table accommoda
ton of more Than twenty buarders, and the hg enai's
we in ,,e rear afrdng TO the scholars convenient place
~ eyerc;se and recreation eligible situation tor
boarding school, either of boys girls, could not easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant ahd the
Surrounding country BEAUTIFUL and nelly cultivated
70 merchant teacher or parent deslrous OF giving
his sons classical education, this properly offers ges' a
antares-Possession will be given on the 25t of March
~ 49,, uner;n WILMINGTON WIN. SHEREE'
(. 1923 lawn.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
IVY NAyTVE COURIER X.

From the German Of Gteims.
MY native land, on thy sweet shore
Lighter heaves the breast
Could tread thy soil once more,
How | should be blest
Heart so anxious and so panied,
Fitting in thy woe,
NV native land, what have gained
BY wandering from thee sol
Fairer green bedecks thy fields,
I.oyelier blue thy skies,
Colder shades thy forest yields,
Dew brighter on thee lies
Thy sabbath bell a swecer note
Echoes far and near;
Thy nightingale's melodious throat
Thrills more sweet the ear.
Softer flow thy lavish streams
Through the meadows bloom,
oh, how beautiful the dreams
Meath the linden's gloom;
Fair thy sun and temperate,
Genial light and heat;
To my fathers household gate
Let me bend my feet;
There. forgetting all the past,
Twill rest my limbs al last
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

CoNcoRD.-Dr. Thomas Adams, T. M
BgIpGEy1LLE.-Henry Cannon, Z. M
FeANKroRp.-Mr. Isaiah Long
DaGsBoRouGH-Dr. Edward Dingle
GEoRGE TowN.-Mr Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. f. Rodney, T. NJ
MnFoRp.-Mr Joseph G. Oliver
FREpEB1cA-J. Emerson, I. nj
CAMpEN.-Thomas Wainwright, P. NJ
DoyER.-A. M. Schee, 7. M.
smyRNA-Samuel II. Hodson. Esq
M,ppLErowN.--Thomas Harry, 7. I'll
SuwN1r BRIpGE-John Clement, P. NJ
WARWICK. Md.-John Moreton, F. NJ
C.rTwrLLs BRIpGE-Manlove Hayes.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residence
of these Agents may pay their subscription money
to them, they being authorized to receive it, and TO
give receipts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
Mrlf3G ar, Ia a NT ESQ lU So
From the Token, for 1929.
THE e M ! & II a II q.
by NJ rs. HALE.

She called me once to her sleeping place,
Her eve flashed over her cheek SO White,
Like a grave seen in pale moonlight,
And she spalse in u low unealthly tone
The sound from mine ear hath never gone!
81 had las, night the lovelest dream,
Mine own land shonc in he summer beam,
| saw the fields ofthe golden grain,
heard the reapei's harvest STRAIN
There stood on the hills the green pine tree,
And the thrush and the lark sang melily;
A long and weary way had come,
Butt stopped, methought, by my own loved nome,
MISS LANDoN.
g Nav enquire Sir, if you are not from New
EnoInndq, said the landlaty Of the Pittsburgh no.
tel to a gentleman who was quietly taking ms lea
in small paror, which, at his urgent request 10
no alone. had been prepared tor nun.
He was not quite alone, however. rms was IN
no autumn of 1919. when the tide of emigration
rolled 60 rapidly from the Eastern States to the
West, as almost to cause a retu'i''g current ou'
tho landlord. a true Bonf,ce, was fertile IN expe-
dents. There was small parlor, occupied by AN
artist who was engaged in sketchlng views OF the
surrounding scenery---an odd genius, the landlord
called h,m-certainly he was very oblgng man,
for he consented that the table Tor the stranger
should be laid in his apartment
g I, will he all the same as if the gentleman were
clone ), said the landlord to his wife. " You know
ta old fellow never speaks unless il is 10 his pencil
ua NAV take mans face off. to be sure, but ne ne
1er troubles him about his business reckon ne
i not yankee, though | never found out exactly
where he was born"
g Nav Inquire, Sir, if you are from New Eng
land y, said the landlady to the stranger.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
Turnpike Election.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Wilmington and
Great Valley Turnpike Company, are hereby notl-
fed that an Election for President, SIX Managers
and Treasurer, will be held at the Inn of Mrs
Broomall's, Village Of Brandywine, on Monday the
18th day Of January next, between the hours OF
and O'Clock, p M.
49, JACOB B. vANDEyER, hee'y.
R.nndl,Dine Dec. 23rd, 1928. 73-tE.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
ALSO, the
Christian Almanac,
ATEANM1C SCUVENEIR FOR
1929.
Just received and for Sale here

JuSf recelDed and foT SdIe NeTe.
This beautiful little work, is believed to surpass
in elegance even its last years appe arance.
ATT, ANTIC SOUVENIR.-Messrs. Carey, Lea
&, Carey. have published toe Atlantic Souvenir for
1890 We find that this beautiful annual has been
gotten up this year with an uncommon degree OF
splendor, and correspondent cost. We under
land that no less sum than eleven thousand dollars
have been spent upon the work, by its enterprsine
and liberal proprietors.-C. s. Gas
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06

The Copartnership carried on by the subscribers
under the firm of NeaUlaa T. Wootston was dissolv-
ON the first day Of January last all persons havny
claims against said firm, will present ,nelr accounts
In s. Wooston for settlement and those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment to him.
a'e T. S. NEWLIN.
S. WOOLSTON.
"a "a 5l--2m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale. on q liberal Credit,

NNILL be exposedto Public Sale, in the Village
W of Cantwells Bridge, New Castle County,
Delaware, On Tuesday the 9th inst. all the Real
Estate of David Wilson, to wit
No. l. A parcel of land situate in the said village
containing 1870 acres 1874 of which arbe about
80 acres Of prime wood land and the residue marsh and
cripple The arabic land is enclosed by good hedgeand
divided into eight fields, by good post and rail fences is
highly improved and very productive. Upon this tract
til, is spacious and very convenient brick dwelling
fs7f house with rooms. entry, and kitchen onthe low
I#as1u er hoor and six good chambers above pump OF
excellent water at the kitchen door, large stone stabe
and all other out buildings also, comm dlos
two story BRICK Store House, with fixtures complete tor
Dry Good and Grocery store, with brick Office attached
in which fire proof vault this building has been occu-
pied as Store for many years Also two large graaries
situate on Appoqnmnk Greek, each capable of contain
ing u 900 bushels; all ofthe above buildings are in
good repair.
This property will be sold together in LOTS to suit
purchasers and offers good situation for conducting an
extensive mercantile concern. .
No. A farm situate in Appointments Hundred with
and alfmes OF the aforesaid yillag, bounded. on
one side by Appuqunmink creek containing about 8OO
acres 400 Of upland, $50 of which is wood
an) 100 of Marsh recently embanked and now rea
DIV for seeding grass the residue, 300 Of mprov-
ed marsh. is Of excellent quality, principally covered
with reed and catta and be easily improved to great
advantage The improvements large two story brick
dwelling house, frame stable, cribs &c. There is good
landing upon the creek.
This property might be made with reasonable expencc
most valuable grazing farm, and would divide convenient
| ly into two farms.
Terms of sale are fourth of the purchase money to
be paid when the dc eds executed the residue upo
being satisfactorily securely to be paid in seven equal an.
nual instruments, with interest from the day of sale
SAMUEL THOMAS.
! ARNOLD NAUDAlN,
1 DANIEL CORHIT.
,4ssignes of Dauid Wilson
Cantwells Bridge, January !, 1929.
N, The National Gazette. Philadelphia; and Salem Mes
senger will please insert the above until sale, and send he
bills IT, this Office
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
EAkton Hank Notes received
ut, NAY.

The few remaining DRY GOODS, consisting OF Cancoes
rinrhams Marsaes and Valencia vesng, Grape, water
loo and other shaws silks for dresses, coaks bombazes
TARTAN and Caucasian pads, Denmark satin, ca'noe.'
drilling cambria, book and Jaconett insns and ahdKe
chiefs Sc Sc will be sold what they cost, and the Ek.
ton paper received in payment at par for the same THOSE
who prefer selling the paper for good money! IN prefer
ence to taking the goods, can have it discounted ny Apply
ing to ~ ~ ,n;,,,;nntnn III
I'm
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
THE MARINERS GRAVE.
By JOHN MALCOLM, ESQ.

By JOHN MALCOLM, ESQ.
The winds had ceased,-the morning wave
Gave up its dead unto the shore,
To sleep within calmer grave,
Where storms can reach no more.
Unfelt by harm the summer day,
and winter night may glide away;
And suns and seasons vsinly roll
Above this dark and final goal.
The stranger of land unknown;
His name, his place Of birth untold;
He rests where no recording stone
His story may unfold.
Where but the hollow sounding surge
Howls to the wind his ceaseles, 1rgei
And sea-fowl, over his grave that sail,
Shrek forth wild, funereal wall.
perchance. husband anda sire
For him, his long-expectant mate
Hath fondly trclmed her evening fires
And kept her vigils late -
And taught her babes, with pious care,
To bear upon their infant prayer,
At rise of dawn and fall of day,
Their absent father, far away.
Perchance, while oceans wastes he ranged,
And native shades, i'll dreams, were near,
And loves rewarding hour--he changed
The bridal for the bier
While she, the widowed and unwed,-
The pale betrothed Of the dead
Long watched his bark that from the man
Meier reared her cloud of sail again.
But where he sleeps no mourners grieve,
No tribute to his tomb is given,--
No signs, except the sighs Of woe
No tears but those OF heaven
Yet more sublime than gr;ldcurs TOMB.
That towers beneath a temples dome'
Is his--the naneless nlransers grave,
Here, by the dirgc re.sounding wave.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
Oisso\ution Of Partnership

R.ond,uy;ne. lice. 23rd. 1928. 73-tE
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
ITO Rent,
And possession given on the 25lh Of March next,
RguA TIL BAYkRD HOTEL,

GyrA TTKE BAYkRD HOTEL,
:::sN.Mssx III the Borough of Wilmington, opposite
Esss&& he Town Hall, now occupied by Ezra
Laat,ouln. The building is in good repair, large
and convenient, extending from Market TO Shpey
Street. with the most extensive and hest Stabng in
the Borough. This stand is desirable, being cen
trail and in healthy and pleasant part of the Town,
it has done, and will continue with proper exer-
tions) to do yeg extensive business
For further particulars inquire of the Subscriber,
corner of Market and Broad streets
GEORGE WlNSLOW.
Wilmagton, Delaavare,
January end, 1899 ! 74-lm
or The Editors Of The United States Gazette,
Village Record, and Lancaster Reporter, will please
insert The above month, and send their bills to
this Office
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
Debtors and Creditors

OF Doctor John Johnson decd. will please take
notice that have appointed Waliiam H. Nat, my
Agent to receive, adjust and settle all accounts OF
said Deceased to whom it is necessary to make
immediate application, to prevent suits;
ROBERT PORTER, .adm'r.
W;lan'n. Dec. 30.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-06
For Sale,

TIIE Frame building on Market-Street, 20 by
l. So feet, stories high, occupied by the Subscri-
Der as an Iron Store
EDWARD GILPIN.
18th mo. soth. 1928. 73-6t
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-21

es- Hon. Edward Livingston, of Louisiana, is said as declined accepting the mission France, tender led to him by President Jackson, preferrng for the
 Present, retain his seat the Senate of the U. s. so Livingston is certainly of the most amabe m he "0 1e'erS'ns men or our county anu "'' I1 or Vn ana constant assoc'aton "ith rEe"C" POP"" & oa would we should think render him peculiarly nt wards for the station which the President wished him to carce H. But he under pledge to the Louisiana leg Caro- aure that the wouh serve the state in the capacity ut to fSenatOr: and that paedge he woud not violae
 Q get Tbe NevYOr TCo;rer ;U,,;ua,e. ha. Mir. GalIa- ails to n nov h. ..l..,.d ., e . .. ot r Brown A,
 e French court . .s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-21

mer, the mechanic, dealing out this ndisiduaI in his ten thousand varying forms, and that too without re- morse and the lawyer too pleading in behalf at least by his example, of this monster, and that too when one of the most distinguished jurists of the country has publicly declared that twO-thrds of the crimes committed are under the direct influence of intemDe- rance. But what do I see rejoice, my brother! w. We doubtless at the same moaent discovered that little yonder band of patriots, phanthrOpsts and christians, who have just oke to this tremendous evil, and are beginning to unite their energies, their wisdom and vigilance, to ferret out this Demon, and hang hun up to the scorn and derison of al! honest and sober men.
 T. This is an employment worthy of the most un- tiring effort; and if they value liberty and deiest the most abJect bondage, and worship more i.umiating than we witnessed in ycndcr eastern hemisphere they will go on to victory.
 w. Doubtless to victory; for every virtuOus prin- cple that appertains to God or heaven would sanc- ton it.
 T. Then we'll assist them, and the victories we have hitherto achieved will he nothing to the mount of happiness that shall result from this.
 With this remark, they passed among the crowd, and as they passed seemed delighted with the con- sciousness of doing good.
 Fellow-Citizens! shall we not follow their exam pie! Let conscience and reason and interestdecde.
 AQUATICUS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-21
ABSTRACT
OF Course ef Astronomical Lectures.
T. WHEELER

ID EsPEcTFULLY informs the ladies and gen. ll tlemen of Litchfeld, for the intellectual and moral Improvement of the young. he will give Course of Astronomical Lectures, illus trated by such views of the Pianefs, Comets, Stars, and nebulOus spots, as appear in the sky, through powerful telescope. The fOl- lowing topics will be comprised in the Course, and others not mentioned :-Views of the most noted Theories. of the Solar System; Descriptive Astronomy Of the Sun; its spots, light and color; its motions, vast bulk, density and attractive power. Htrschel's theory of its dark body and double strata of luminous clouds; Descriptive Astronomy of the Plan cts and their Satellites or Moons; the Comet of 1880, and of 1911 i; the fixed Stars, divided into Consultations, and ancient opinions res- pecting them. The cause of the transits of Mercury and Venus. The varying Phases of Solar Eclipses. Partial, annular. and total Eclipses. The rotundity of the Earth. Ter restrial and celestial Latitude and Longitude. The Tides, and the cause of Day and Night, and the different Seasons of the year.
 He has valuable apparatus for illustrations, both in descriptive and in physical AstronO- my. Besides the Globes, nearly 100 illurni- mated Diagrams will be used in the Course. With the use of these he confidently hOpesto to impart as much knowledge of the science. in few evenings, as would be acquired in as many months by the usual course of reading; since it is known, academies and country schools are seldom supplied with an Astrono- mical Apparatus, by which the same amount of knowledge can be obtained with less time and money. It may be economy here for fa- miles and individuals to confer obligations on the Lecturer and benefit themselves. E. ,;. The utility of this sublime science requires no ommendaiiOn-" If it were possible, would persuade all mankind to gainsome ac- quaintance with the vastness, the distances. and the motion of the planetary worlds. It gives an unknown enlargement to the under- standing, and affords divine entertainment
 to the soul and it's better powers. ."-- Watts.
 7Ne Course sCiU include three eUenimgs.; zRe first Lecture to commence On Wedaesdag evening goth inst. ha!f past seveH o'clock. ct fhe Court House. ss
 Terms of the Course.--A single person. ST
 l9 cents, or 12 1-2 for single evening; chil- dren half price. Tickets to be had at the bar and stores. 40 May 20