sIEVNs AND WOVE WIKE,

BvaMAywine Chalyheate


SPRING.
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The spacious and elegant house belonging 70
the Company, which was completed last tau, =
now omen and handsomely furnished Tor the re-
ccption ii visitors and boareers, under Tue su-
pcrintendcnce Of the subscriber.


This WATERING pLArE is lnely sltu;ued ~
the high and healthy country, five mics west o.
Wilmington, commanding an extensive SicW o.
tie surrounding country, the River Delaware and
the nciEhboring states. The grounds OF the
COMPANY afford pleasant and shady promenades,
and are bounded by fine streams.


The virtues Of the Waters are those OF the pnr-
est Cha,ybcatc, according 10 the analysis or FRO
fessor keating, of Philadelphia. They have been
particularly etlicacious - bilious and othef -
vers. and are celebrated as fine tonic


The vicinity to Wilmington, offers at al tunes
access 10 IN excellent market; and the daily m
tercoursc by steam Boat lines between tha'
place and NcM Castle, to and from Phlladelphl'
and Baltimore, atioids 1 facility ui communlca
lion not possessed bv any other Watering Place


Parties can be accommodated at a short notice
with dinners, collations, Ice creams, &c. &c.


No cxcr,ons shall bc spared by the PROPRIETOR
10 graft, every want Of III: visitor 10 this pleas
ant and salubrons Retreat


Charges Nil be Eutltra


CHARLES STANLEY.
June !, lS27. '9-,'ln.
u. B. Carriages, girs or llolses may aiNaN
BE had; and thcr, arc deSitti,l rides over 500,
roads, to the 10 glborlng towns, villages, cahal
&C. Horses taken at livery. 1.S'