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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-24
And The last Course

.dnd The last Course
EUR A3ADiE, from France, author OF
lYA Abadie's French Grammar, respe cttuliy
thanks his friends and the public for the en-
coura cement he has received in this 'o~n, and
proposes, if the number of subscribers IS sutii-
cient, TO give another coarse OF 2l les, ,ans IN
French--no compensation for the lost ia'sCns.
For the accommodates ot thc pUpI!s, any
convenient hours may be chosen by them. II
their number be no les than Hye, ,,erc will DO
two separate classes, oHe Tor ladies', and anoth-
er for gentlemen, ia coU' cDcni f"onis.
An evening Schooi Is Iep;, rs usual, from 8
till o'clock. H. "i also attend m private
families, sem!na ri,s, aud in the vicinity Of the
town, at IA vcry mod d>ra;e price. which may te
vet reduced, atcordin. TO the number of the
scholars in the same class.
Mr.. Abadie assures To his pupils much more
rapid proficiency b. his ne" method, than by
the methods heretofore pursued. Having de-
otcd great part Of nis time IN ins:ructing pu-
pills in the French and Latin languages, he
will prove, by bls system, that IN one course
Il scholar can get petty good knowledge of
the French language, by his mode OF ns trGct-
ing, which with the utmost facility, conveys
instruction to the minds Of the student
Mr.. Abadie will produce, if necessary, the
most satisfactory credentials from gentlemen
ofthe greatest rospcctabilhy, residing in the
populous towns of the Union.
Translations, mercantile, law, scientific and
bellcs-letires, executed with accuracy and
despatch.
Apply at the Bookstore Of HvrcBENs f.
Cory, No. I, Market-square, or at his School
Room, over No. SO, Cheaps.dc.
November IL.
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CHARTS AND NAUTICAL BOOKS.

YHSHE subscribers have just received, and of
Chart Of the Southern Coast Of America, on u
square and large scale, NJ iuding al the Une.t
State Government surveys 70 the Ir.sert ia .
Us27)
Also The new and highly improved edition
of Bunt's American Coast Pilot eleventh
BOwditch's Navigator (s;x and l-st edhion)
Blunt's Merchants and Sh;pmastcr's Asst
ant; Nautical Almanacs for the yeas 1875 :,
and 1929; Seaman's Journals, SC. &c,
For addit on 10 which, tl.ey keep &C nstt Mt
ly on hand, general assortment OF Chats.
IlUTCHENS &, CORY,
Nov "a 1, Market street.
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CRo kerry. GLASS AND CHINA.

yUyIE subscriber having purchased the en-
u tire stock in Trade belonging to the estate
Of Philip Potter. deceased, offers the same at
Wholesale or retail, on the most favourable
terms.
Just resolved by the Charles Joseph. and
other late arrivals. SO crates and hogsheads Of
Blue, Printed, Edged and C. c. Ware. Of a
superior quality and patterns, selected express
ly for this market. MOSES POTTER,
Oct 20 If Nos Cheapsid
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GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE.

EDLAISDELL 4 BORDE Y, have opened
kD GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. at No.
II, South Main Street where the books ofev-
cry Stage line will be kcpt, provided their seve-
raj propriefors leave them, and where the
names Of such passengers. rs wish to take pas
ssge in the various lines Of Stage Coaches, that
run from this town will be received.
room for those ladies and gentlemen,
who wish to take seats for Pawtuckct, will be
kept exclusively reserved for thcir use.
nov "a
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WOODLAND FOR SALE.

LNOR sale, Lot Of Woodland, situated in
H. Johnson, about seven miles from Provi-
dcnce, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin RAN
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esguires. The
growth consists of oak and walnut timber,
young, and particularly we'll adapted to the
Providence market. Purchasers can be ac-
commodated with any portion Of the Timber
from one to twenty acres, on the most reason
able terms. Apply to the subscriber, in citu-
ate (R I.) residing noar David Philips Tav
ern on the old Connecticut Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
Scituafe, November 20. tf.
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LONDON BOTANIC-oR
VEGETABLE OIL SOAP,

LNPERL4L RENO T.7TOR;
Or the General Restoratiues or Ladies' Dres,
and Gentiemen's Clothing, Of every de-
scr ption Of color and quality, DithOut do
ing the least injury to either.
A CARD.
ER. J. TRENCH returns his sincere
1Vz- thanks to the ladies and gentlemen OF
Providence and Pawtucket, for tho very lbc-
sll patronage extended to linn, and would in
form them, that he will return to ew-YOrk
the ensuing week, and will bo happy to receive
the commands Of any persons who may wis to
patronizc him.--Call at Mrs. EAsroN's No.
=, Westminster street.
nov 2l
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WALL PAINTING.

2ENHE subscriber would inform his friends
IL aud the public, that he is prepared to
Paint Rooms, IN w0tsr eoiors. Order left a;
Mr.. Edward s. Sneidon' Auction ana Couimis-
son Store, where specimens may be seen, Will
be executed with prompincss. The cheapness
pl the above p1iniing Is an object for thos,
who wish to have their rooms done in hand
some style. WA. w. PiTMAN, Agent.
nov IL.
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Join IIARTsHORN,

JOffN ffNHI SffUHN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosToN'
In AS taken the Store Nos. 81 and 23,
H Liberty square Badings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for tho purpose OF
iransacting Commission Business. md tenders
his services TO his friends and tho public. re-
spccifully soliciting consgumonts o. every de-
scription of merchandise.
Pir,icular attention will be paid 10 the sala
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and tho usual advan-
COS made on consgnmcn,s Refer TO
GEORGE :. RArIIhONE,l p,o,il,.
CHARLES HtRTsilORH, i'"
Boston, October 10 ep:sf
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENROM the pen Of the subscriber, on the
IL night Of tho 10Th instant, Fat 'ow,
weighing alive; :, or 80 pounds; also .ow
Pig weighing alive 80 or 60 pounds. If stolen,
tho thief secured in any Jail IN this State, and
the swine returned, Ton Dollars reward II
straycd, any person giving information shall re-
ceive a suitable reward. and all charges paid
nov 81 STEPHEN RIA kDALL.
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BOOTS AND UQEs.

LUST received by BENJA MIN NJ. LIND
- sEY, at No. 0l, wss'minu u- Row, 70 9.
mo morocco o and nd prunsli. Boo,s: Do tid. soroo
co and prrrvIIa Shoes. Of various patterns
misses morocco, leather and prunei y shots
lads and children's Shoes, Bootces NJ = boots
Of every description; gentlemen 'scalfs. va sna
meats leather Boots; gentIemen's and safs :
India Rubber Over Shoes, a very fne q. ue's
for the approaching season.
Oct. II. A,v
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WNT. xT0LRoYD Il SON.

No. 2, SOUTH MAIN STREET,
"AvE just roccivod, a handsome assort-
-h.A ment Of blue, black, and drab Broad
cloths, suitable for the approa ching winter
season, together with a full supply Of Cassi-
mores, Vestings, Plaids, and every other ar
ticlo usually found in a Merchant Tailors'
Store, all Of which will be sold on tho most
liberal aud accommodating terms.
Constantly on hand, large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
October 10 tf
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pINE-STREET ACADEMY.

1L commenced his Evening School on
Monday evening October lst, at which will
be taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, &c. &c.
A few scholars moro can be received at the
Day School. ]. VALE.
October 3
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.dErTSA The excellent Steam
a. EA Boat, LONG BRANCH,
yees,;S;S;saE .-V Capt. A. MATHER, will
leave New-London for
Ns. YORK every sunday and Wednesday, and.
the FANNY, Captain DAVIDSON, every
Monday and Friday, on the arrival Of the stu
ges from Boston and Providence. Returning,
The Long Branch will leave New-York every
Monday and Friday, and the Funny every
"Wednesday and Saturday, at so'ciock, p. NJ.
until further notice.
For excellent accommodations, Stiffness of
machinery and swiilness of sailing these boats
not surpassed by any in the sound.
Sept 20 episif
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FROM OUR CORR. spoNpsNr.
BRISTOL, November 49,
Cleared, ships Leonidas, Chace, Pacific Ocean,
whaling; Governor Feo.er. Mu,7 New Orleans
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Sailed on Wednesday, org Un.on, Burr, Will
mDgton, N c.; schr Venus, Andros, do.
Yesterday, among others, schooner Eliza, Rich
raond, Norfolk.
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NEW WORK,
LIME ROCK BILLS.

nJLLS Of the Lime Rock and BurriIlvilo
HD BANKS, will be received with other cur
ront Money. at one quarter per cent discoun,
at ALIENS
nov "a Exchange Office, IL, Market-st
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CLEARED,
Brig Independence, Ruegs,, Wilmington, N. c.
by Humphrey & Everett.
Brig Eagle, Mauran, Savannah--by c. Il J. Mau.
ran
Brig Agenors, Davis. Pcrnambuco-by Cyrus
Barker.
schr Eliza, Richmond, Norfok-by Willard JOS
lin.
Sloop Volant, Cook, Albany.
Y; l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New York.
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NEw.BEDFoRD, Nov. 2i-Cld ship Holman,
10y, psciac Ocean; brig Miaerva, iiowland' do
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LoUest prize fire dollars. Tickets 4 dollars.
WA HlNGTON Lodge Lottery, class Is
w to be drawn in Providencc, on ,atur-
day, December lst.
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VESSELS sPCNEN
18th ult lat AZ OS. long SO so, brig Iris, Emery
z ds I'm Boston, for Gottenburg.
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81 prizes, amounting to s34, ,4l0.
AZ number combination n drawn ballots.
gG;-Packages Of IA tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted to draw
at least s 20, may be had for $50, halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole tickets 81, parts in proportion, for
sale at BAKER & SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Oifce, 3 l-2, Canal street.
nov 2l
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

WEDNESDAY, Nopem5er IL.
U. l.. sloop Huntrcss, Heath, I'm New York, with
Go. vitroil and white lead, to Dyers & Manton,
sheet iron, 80. to Harkness & Stead, and E John.
son, hardware, to Allen x Belcher, cotton, to q. &
W. Rhodes.
U. L. sloop Ann, Manchester from New York,
with merchandise.
Sloop Aurora, Briehsu,an, westport.
Sc|,ooner Joseph, Ferris from Fishing.
Schooner Superior, Nickerson, from New York.
Sloop Henry. Ray, from Nantucket with oil and
,Candlcs. Captain A. informs US that he saw whal-
fhg ship Franklin, Of Nant,cket, from Cape Horn,
going into Edgartown
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren,
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sioop Susannah Boufnc, from Sandwich.
sloop Tw, Brothers, Green, from East Green
-wch.
Sioop Rose in Bloom, Crowe, from Dennis.
THURSD.AY .vovemiber 22.
Schooner Ann Rosna, Chafrce, from New York,
With -four, to Seth Adams, Jr,
o. l.. sloop Superior, Child, from New York,
81 hours with tea, four WOOL cotton, whiskcv, pr
visions, iron, sc. to Cook * brown, Wp. Blo1gct
Sc Co. Dyers * Manton, Peter srinneli & Sons, >.
Shove, and others.
sioop Charles, spcl!nan. from Albany, with, lum-
Der and grain, to David Barton
Soep Dolphin, Swan, from Stonngton
Sloop Alm,ra. Blake, from Taunton.
Steam boat Marco Bozzaris, Barker, New York,
FRIDAY, .Nouember "a.
Schooner Mary, Collins, from New York. with
fiour, TO Seth Adams, Je.
U. L. sloop Empress, 1hayer, from New York,
IS hours, with tea, cotooy flour, butter, iron, OIL
vitroiI, Sc. to s. B. Mumiord I co WIN. Bodget
& Co. o. DYER & Co Dyers g. Manton, Peter Grin
neil & Sons, Harkness & Stead, David Barton, VIM.
Wall, and others.
Steam boat Connecticut, Comstock, from New
York.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from WEXFORD
sloop Bccca and Beisey, Gladding, Bristol.
S,oop Emeline, Miller, Bristol
S.oop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Nafragansett, Williams, Taunton.
Sioop Commerce, from Newport.
Sioop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Eliza, Sm,h, from Warren.
ss!oop Lucy EniciiDe, Sphinx, from Wexford.
Sloop Industry. Bugbee, from Taunton.
Sloop FAIR Play, Horton, from River Head.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith, from River Head.
Slonp John, Jennings, from Fairf Id, with grain,
= 10 the master.
Schooner Packet, Hopkins, from IIamden. with
lumber
Sloop Rising Sun, Aborn from Hartford, With gin
10 Geo 8. Rsthbone and others, and cider. to the
master.
Sloop Westbrook, Wright, from Saybrook.
Soop Lucy Il Ann. Lawies,, from Bristol.
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RYE, LUMBER, APPLES, Sc.
0AA Bushels Rye,
VvV 6000 feet black walnut Joist,
Plank, and Boards, suitable for Machinery
$50 bushels -pltzenburg Apples
1851 pounds Butter
IS bushels Timothy Seed
1890 pounds Cheese
by L. DAY & %.
November 81. No 25, Weybosset-st
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5OO) DOLLARS FOR ) DOLLARS.
NE AINE State Lottery, first class, to bo
lfk drawn in Portland. on Tuesday next.

f3O prizes, amounting 10 SZo,aSu.
Whole Tickets 3 dollars, halves dollar 60
cents, quarters IS cents = for sale at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Oiiice.
No 4, Union Buildings, up stairs.
November "a.
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Forty-two numbcrs-fve drawn ballots.
$3.50 prizes, amounting to s34 ,i40.
Packages Of IA Tickets, embrac cling all the
combination numbers, warranted to draw at
least $25, may be had for s56; and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, parts in propor-
ton, for sale at
PAINE g. BURGESS
Nov24 Truly Lucky Office.
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Whole Tickets, 3 dollars, halves 50 qna--
ters IS cen S. for sale at
BAKER g. SpENIER'a
Canal Lottery Othcc, No. t-2, Canals.
November "a
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NEXT TUESDAY.

Five Thousand Dollars for Three Dollars.
Nas AINE State Lottery, first class, for tho
I'VE. encouragement Of Steam Navigation, to
be drawn in Portland, next Tuesday.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
Head Quarters, 1St Brigade,
A., or 1907

Ao1. 70, 1927.
(soURTs MARITAL. will be held, for the trial of ab
- sent officers al training aud Baltaions in May-Reg
mental reviews III lune-tranings in September and Com
pany days in November
For The Isl Regment--a the house Of General j. Wolf
in Wilmington, Monday the 18th December next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Which Court viii be composed OF the fol-
lowing members, pis Gil Thomas Robinson, Mai er q.
j. Wolf, Major J. l. Morris, Capt Jno. MoCluns and
Whitemsn and Capt. Jas. acNea Judge Adyocate-J
A Sparks
For the % Regment--a the house Of Nathaniel Wolf
al Chrsana Bridge, Monday the 18th December next,
At 10 O'clock. A VI. Which Court will be composed Of The
following members, viz. Col Henry Whteey, Mayor Evan
II Thomas Capt james Miles, Capt. John IIeidman and
Lieut. 7. Is Dcany. supcrnumerares-C Capt VIM Ihomp-
son Of the Rifle Corps, and Capt. WIN. slyers Judge
Ad,ocate-Kensey J. Yardyke.
For the 81 egmentat the house Of Jno. +. Mansfield
At sddc,own on Thursday the 20th December next at
10 o'clock, A.. NJ Which Court will be composed Of the
following members, viz Col. Jno Higgins, Major Alex
Crawford, Capt d Webster, Capt Geo Houston and Capt
jno. Sutton. upernnmerarles-Capt. VIM Weldon, aut.
Lieut. a. q. Thompson. Judge Advocate-Capt. Jas. G..
Mansfield,
The Court Martial COR the trial of Officers belonging &c
the Artillery and Cavalry viii meet at The house Of Tho
mas Muifrd in St Georges, Wednesday the - De-
cember next, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and will be composed Of
The following members, viz Major Arnold Naudan, Capt
Jno EddoWs, Capt. Robt Ochetree, Capt Alex. Porter
and Capt. Jacob Moore Supernumerares-Cap Jno
Mathews and Lieut. Jacob Cauk. Judge AdvucatcLicu;.
Thomas Mulford
The Adjutants and Commanders of Companies will fur
ns the Judge Advocates with list Of absentees five days
previous 10 the meetings Of their respective The
Courts will meet precisely at The hour ordered, when the
Judge Advocate will call over the rol Of members noting
and reporting absentees if any and may adjourn from day
10 day until their business is closed.
| The Judge Advocates will make the Brgaler,
under their haHds and seals, OF the proceedings Of their
respective courts early in the month of January next
! BY Order 81 ne BJtgnder General
JAMES N. SUTTON,
lost Brig. MAJOR and Lsbecer.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

INHE celebrated and long looked for Indian Physician
L from the Creek Naon takes this method of inform
ing The public thai after study Of many years among the
rs Indian physicians OF the healing art, and practice a
erwatds OF more than thirty years among most respec
pie Inhabitants IN different parts OF the United States With
the greatest success Imaginable in the cure of various OBJ
snae cases as well private Cures chiefly perform
"a om the virtues ct the sweet bamy vegetable creation
&C. The Subscriber has different Indian medicines for sale
which scarce ever fails of curing the following complaints
dyseniery coughs and colds Deafness cuts and bruises
headache g tive minutes, rheumatism, heart burn chlls
and ievers ~ "a hours and many other diseases lhe
above medicines viii be put up with and sent by lei.
ter postpaid or by personal application, any part Of the
United states The subscriber well Of the apo.
hccaes and booksellers in Wilmington has for sale The
nvalabe fespco cordial liquor, excellent in all com
plants OF the stomach, liver, Indigestion vomiting con-
smpnn drepsy coilc mpnrty Of the blaud kings evil,
&C. Only give i fair trial and Just expectation viii
be disappointed for be assured it has been The means Of
dong much good, even to the saving of lives in short
even the perfume Of this vegetable medicine is all sH
Gent to aeyNe pam and the Of course 10 perform
The cures Winch will be lad the above places a, weIl
as at tie subscribers office, No TO- Second street
the Lower Market, where the pubic VIII be allcnvey
"al.ea on Dy 'heTh4ehd, !. SHARON,
wy - I'll Indian Xnsiciun.
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HpsioupiRe, near Phiadeiphaa, Oct.

HPSlONUlNr, Nelf IItllNafIIIu, OCT. %.
MEssRs FneK g. Co
6tENrLEMEN-iiaving seen in Of your papers for
~ last month communication signed BY gentleman Of
Philadelphia putpor,ng have received a full head Of
hair from the use Of olddge's Balm Of Columbia,
fully agree with the writer Of that article that the pia-
pretor Of amy preparation certainly entitled to reward
10 proportion as the discovery is useful"
should ih'uk myself out Of my duty il did not give
you for the information Of ,sie public Of my
case
part omy beard fell off my face whilst thai part which re-
NAMED grew usual.
My hldcrous appearance caused me shnn society a.
sy 'ea asenSh and trouble
ance on my face tried only half bottle OF Odridse's Balm
Of Columbia, and my small qualification las entire
~ restored my beard,
Gentlemen remain yours, SC.
JOSEPH COGGlNs.
O. The Balm Of Columbia NAV Sc had a, this Office
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10000 or 10000
POUNDS OF
p Cd R W

* W IA la.
vSliE subscriber Giving the l,andywne Flour Minis
II wall give Store Goods at CASH prices for l'OHK.-
ANY person wishing 70 barter will do ven 10 call.
WILLIAM MEatLTEY.
NOV, 10 1871. 6-Ht
~. - a general assortment OF seasona5le DRY GOODS,
together with GROCERIES, China, Glass, Queens and Ear
then ware, Drugs, Paints Oils, &C., always on hand
W ME-
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MiDDLETOWN ACADEMY
Classical Department.

'HSls Institution will be opened Monday tie 9od of
u October INST, under the care ii the Rev JosEpn
WlLsoN
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly instructed
m the different branches If good English and Classical
education, VIZ, Readiog Writing, Arithmetic. Tn~iish
Grammar, Geography, Compositions rocution, NInheanat.
cs, and The Greek and Latin Languages HE terms IL
tuition will be--ior the Engish branches. exclusive Of
macs for the Languages, including the English. Go ner
session. inition money to be paid in advance
There will be TWO sessions III The year. with short ysca
ton between each. -
Good boarding be obtained in respectable families i,
the village at the rate Of forty dollars per Session AMI
lew boarders be accommodated in lilo ftnly nc ~
Principal. jNo EDDo,vEs S, -
Aliddlctown, Oct /, 1897. "a ~
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M'CAULI,EY & RTCr

South tte1 q, and near 10, Erandyuiue .uil4,
~ and adjoining the store formerly cprduc ed by N III
lice, as srocery--wlete il may be Of dsat, na
70 persons to call aud examine for themselves
Inc Iolowine conpose parl Of their Assortment
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PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

TIsO be sold at Private Sale Jaoo Plantations. No. j,
Il containing &C acres IL woodland, Tie remainder in
high STATE of cultivation There is said farm
SA Portable dwelling house, small barn wagon house,
.Esgs- and other out buildings we'll OF gond water in
lie kitchen and oae in the barn yard large apple or
chard in full bearing. Of selected fruit.
I'D No. 2, containing 500 acres ten Of which
EsE5t are woodland On the premises log dwell
HAL ling, with spring the door, stables, &c
hsssl apple orchards and large peach orchard. The
land divided into convenient fields, with spring Of
good water in each The terms will be made easy t.
the purchaser Apply to the subscriber, in Mil Geek
Hundred, about half mile from the rantywine Chal,
beate Springs. JOHN QuINBl
Nov ~. 7-6tp
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NOrICE.

1 VERY ttusty Coored Girl Is years old, who un-
n dersands cooking and all kinds Of house work be
disposed Of for II years, 10 respectable family in
this State. Inquire at this Office.
Sept II, 1927. Se--tf
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NOTICE.

TUE subscriber intends to apply the Legislature IL
the next session, for law authorize him to erect
grlst and MILL and carding machine on the branch
called Cow branch, the main branch of Indian river at
Or near the Presbyterian meeting house, in an RIVE
bundled q Sussex County. ROBERT FRAME.
Dover, 10Th Nov 1927. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11

sided and after the Of the second my cough and the
splitting of blood eectualy ceased, and feel myself
in perfect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID M'kARAIiER,
| Mr.. John A. Parker.
Sold By appointmentby J. HARLAN. No. 1s5,
uarket STREET, Nearly opposite tie Ioua Uau,
Wilmington, Del.
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