MOUNT HOPE AND KING PHILIP.
{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
The Rev. Richard Recce of England, IN


letter ON the subject Of his late visit to


America, gives the following account OF


King Philip, who for a long time, was


terror to the first settlers of New England


Passing from Newport to Providence he


says:-


On advancing up the river, we had fne
view of Bristol, another large seaport town
on Rhode Island but we did not approach
near to it.-GENERAL DEWoLFE, who was
a m passenger with us from New York, has
his residence in this place. His summer
house is said to be built where King Philips
wigwam stood. KING PHILIP was an IN,
dian Chief; one of the most shrewd, bold, ano