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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
Nov tIrOcery Store.

New tirOCery Store.
v AiiF SUBSCRIBERS base entcrs,i into o.
- partnership under tD0 firm Of JOHNSON
~ WADE, aud laFe ipIstn the House teernty
occupied by Mr. J Hondilckl, one door above
The street. leading from Martini 20 Friend.
Warehodse, and Dearly opboslte the Banks.
where they have and viii keep constantly tor
sale supply oi FIRST rate Groceries and Iiuuors.
Among winch are.
600 Sacks Liverpool Salt
10 Kinds 81 Crolg Sugar
iihds orlc,us sugar
2 1iefees Rice new crop
10 Ebls Macbcicl
10 Hhds, Muscoyado do
10 BbIs.. Loaf oud White Fupar
20 b. t'reon Coffee, 10 Bags Whi:e a.
10 Do. copper aud Alispiee
20 bpHes Window Cless. assorted
tlhds Prime Mola,sea
90 Boxes 6un2owder and ImperiJ r. n
~ Do Sperm and Ialow Candles
1900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, No 8 to 10
30 Kegs Wrought and cut Nails assorted
BoAoa Muscalel Raisins
so Tons Plaster
CASKS superior Cheese
Indigo, Madder, Cppperas and Ginger
oMt fHhe, Cotton Cards, m Z Wool ifats
Coarse and6h@Shrcs
Old Jamaica and Antigua E.ain
Cognae Brandy a'' pf1of
Superior l.. T.. MADEIRA vine
Ditto Sic aud Malaga ~.
German and Blstcr.1 Sl1pl
Old feneriile Wine
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Sitter, Double F5.' Tumbiers
Tanners' on, Stone Ware,
Mso--deoD lbs Family Bacon
.~'5ur friends u tic public generally ere invited
to favor us with cali before they purchase else.
where, ny they will find on exam,sniion the orr.
ccs and quality TO compare with any in Ills ma.
ket' WILLIAM JOHNSON.
BEVERLY WADE.
+ 0h 81 100
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10
.JuiV 81

II AMPS / TSSEED 0lL.-Naltor II. Mid
IA ,lle,on, ha, tbs day received large quan-
thy OF superior Winter Strained Lamp Oil.-Al-
50 I.lnsced Oil, spirit lurpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov. 10. tsZ7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

nance Of a tarbaned Turk, who, beard
ed to til Eyes, would be seen scamper.
ing past Us withjcrced IN hand, to rh3.
lcngc a eonirade to the contest and
spurted onb by his favoriie amusement.
would lay aside the gravity Of the Diyan.
IN the al e1hillrating an Of the Desert.
ITbty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

M" MtNIC.-Ihe subscriber has the plea
n sure % Informing the ladies and gentlemen
p,53 nprg. hat h. mas received direct fom
MS p'na, cry valuable, selection Of NEW
80. Tar thc laae-forte. German Flute, Cla-
IN sc &c.; I'LL Of which he is Determined to
June o. 'N''''N'i ~ ,o'' -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

sleiH EPISCOPAL CHURCH Just rccei-
-, ~ yed, by the subscriber, very able and
ie.e'esllnigpanphiet, entitled 4 cGHdi E.cnmiaa-
5f'Mag@e Ptoiee'aai Episcopal Church, IN hco
bs .. ltis sand tint 'be Episcopal Church has
~. IN powerfully abused oflate, and heres some
, ,9as on the other side. Eserv body ought to
~, .u aiS very ably written work. SINCE it is put
vat the very bow price of II y cents.
n ADRIAN II. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

ny oRT and MADEIRA WiSE.---i have f.st
* received supply of Port & Madeira Vine,
Of superior qbality
March 10, THIS : yryay.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

60 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
1nH0MAfJ DuVAL, has lately received
60 Packages of Drugs and Medicines, a.
=. ,h,,n a,a tba fnlln.uinrs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

80 INSEED 0lL.--I50 Gallons Linseed OIL
ll1iust received and for sale by
nse Ig. THOMAS J. DUAL.
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srass ya EMoVAL.-sduUEL DIN

Hm I'D EM0VAL.-SiHUEL DIN
@ ~ KEEL, j. co. have removed
xsy their IL Ar sIOHEtwo doors below
he Market-liouse, and nearly OPP
,o.,e Mr.. John Bnllock's where they offer for
.,e n new and extensive assortment of FANCY
FIR HATS, together with a general assortment
ofrommon Fur 4 Wool Hats, part ofwhch are
oftbeir own manufacturing, and warranted to be
first quality and made ofthe most durable mate
uals They solicit share of the public patton
are as they are determined to keep constantly
on land a complete assortment If fancy hats Of
tba latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
r. description of fine and common hats Of their
own manufacture, all of which they will sell very
low for cash.
All hats bought of tlam, Of then make, shall
1e uoned without charge.
Jan Is. $50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

1R0CEBIES.-Fhc subscriher has recently
" received, additional supplies OF goods in
- .ac' which makes his present assortment
s'f! complete ;--fhcy are offered 10 the publc
NV Tor cash Likewise, about 80 barrels Of
''''llefn Potatoes, Of superior quality for seed.
HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
March i6. w3w32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

An elegant assortment of Soaps, Fancy Walls
ami Perfumes, an assortment of Brushes, aud
every other ,rticle in his line for sale at tn
lowest pricei.
Dec. II,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-10

,fl Ne gross Soda aud half gross seidiitz Pow
~ ders, just received by
Alg. !. THOMAS J. DUlAL
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4 Caiapdsr tor 1927, whieh, riM a
Ettle D0riaii9a, OiH smt airy State an
the Union:
Januayg.--Cold weather will be felt
this month and female gossips will
huddle together, sip their tea, and SLAM
der their neigifbors, while the politi-
clan reads the newspapers, and curses
the opposition party, 10 look big, and
drinks whiskey to feel brave, Daas are
cold|y received.
fc6rany-Peach trees and las,es
will bloom this month.-Those who
love green's with their bacon Will pre-
pare their gardeus-and those who love
politics with their coffee vii. take the
newspapers.--Talking will continue in
fashion.
Morch-Thorc will he seen frosty
mornings this month, without ice--ald
frosty heads without wisdom. Z q,
heads without frost or brSins, seen yl-
tener at grog shops than al lhe plo. -.
New grounds and promises Wilt bro-,
ken--aud matches and hase- seho.Hs
welded.
Ap5EBees and candidate begin to
swarm about this time--and both will
wan looking alter. Gold and antilog-
mates will be taken by many.
May-Hogweeds and demagogues
begin to rise this month--and hoes and
principles are good things. Young peo-
pie will have strange dreams and old
ones see strange sights.
June---The weather s. politics begin
10 grow warm-S fighting and bathing
will be resorted to as anti-calori6cs.
Jaig-Now summer heat RACES, and
party neat becomes intolerable. Break
ing heads and laws is becoming fashion
able-and cucumbers and plasters are
in demand.
iagust--In this month Caterpillars
and Candidates become troublesome,
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-09
By S. S. SMITH,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS,

TO subscribers in this Village, and subscribers
By mail or by post carriers, TWO DOLLARS
per gear, payable in adUance. To companies
Tess than IenSNby mail, or taken from the office,
schere there is joint responsibility, rOhere one
individual is responsible, S. so per gear, in 3D.
UGnce. To like companies of more than ten. ST.
s5 per gear, in aduance.-Where payment is de-
hyed to the end o the gear s5 cts. tOiN be added
to each Of the aboUe prices. s@
No papers ,ciH be discontinued until all ar
reorages are paid, except at the discretion ofthe
publisher.
ADVERTISING.
For half square, three insertions, or less,
rs cents ;-more than ha! ia square, and less than
square, 81 1-2 cents for one square, 81 90 !;
and in the same proportion for more than
square; for continuing advertisements more than
three ,ceeks, 90 per cent per ,Oeek soiI be charged
PROBATE NOTICES.
Admmistrators' and Executors g1,0O
Commissioners Sl,25
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EdscGrd. fit must be so. But SO cruel a
generosity and to lose such brother too, at
the moment when most learned to estimate
his worth! Albert, you strive in vain to make
me happy by such sacrifice. Every mo-
mentI should think of the misery and
AtbeTt. No more of that. Your refusal
would not make me happy; for Emily loves
not me--but as brother. In the hustle of a
camp shall fOrget-nO, not forget you, En-
ily-that can Only be when---no matter when
butt shall know you are happy, that it is
who made you so; andI shall feel a pride in
the eAection, that will surpass any gratifca-
ton ] could have felt in the possession of
your hand, while your heart was given to
another We may never meet again but
wherever my destiny may carry me, my first
and latest prayer shall be for you. In return,
perhaps you will, sometimes think kindly of
him, who, though he might not have been so
worthy Of your affection as the husband of
your choice, yet loved you as deeply, asdevo-
teddy, as he could. FIX.
A Mandarin who took much pride in APP
pearing with a number of jewels on every part
of his robe, was once accOsted by an old sly
Bonze, who followed him through several
streets, and bowling often to the ground,
thanked him for his jewels. what does the
man mean," cried the Mandarin. Friend,
never gave thee any ofmy jewels" enc"
replied the other, but you have let me look
at them, and that is all the use you can make
of them yourself. So there is no difference
between US, except that you have the trouble
of watching them, and that is an employment
don't much desire'
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-09
From the National Gazette.
THE UNCONSCIOUS RIVALS

A DRAMATIC SKETCH.
PERSONS.
ALBERT, about to be married to Emily.
EDWARD, his brother.
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kept it manfuIly, and then becamethe husband
of his Laura, and continued during the rest
of his life, an orderly. respectable man, who
never, at any one time, drank more than he
could carry.
After several years, Bonnard, for the first
time, discovered the trick that had been play
edupOn him 3 he thanked his friends most
heartily forit, and began once more to tread
firmly on his right leg, which he had always
carefully avoided.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-15

BOSTON, Sept l,.-Arr schr Maria, Snahury,
labrador; soops Fame, Allen, do; Amey s. Polly,
Naca... Ser. ds.
CID. brig Amazon, SHAY, Wilmington; schr Jas.
Warren, Harding. Savannah.
l2th, AR briys Janus, Holmes, fa Rotterdam, Sc;
War IL rer, Wendell, Liverpool, 20; Eliza, Weden,
do y; Gallcgo, Foster, Richmond, is; Mary x En-
zaboth, Ha.lctt. do 90.
CID. byig7 Cordcn, Gibbs, Trinidad de Cuba; 1Ia-
~ Hart. Hail, Elizabeth City.
18th. cid ship Warren. Snow, Amsterdam: brig
Crigon, Webb, Trieste; schr Emily Cook, Cook, for
Ma,pnzae.
GLOUCESTER, Sept ii.-Arrivcd, ship Delta,
Clarkson, q ds fr Liverpool, for Newburypors.
18th, arr ship Wm & Henry, Low, so days from
Valparaiso.
DuXBURT, Sept. Arr brig Suana, Thomas,
Cag'iari, ~.
NEWBURYp0RT, Sept. Arr Samaritan,
Hickman, It Ubes. 81.
PORTSMOUTH. Sept. l0.-Arr ship Triton,
Toscan, Liverpool 81.
PORTLAND, Sept. 8.-hrr ships Andrew Scott,
Prince, Liverpool Nouvolle Constance, (Fr) Gar
not, 20 days from Point Pc,rc, to load for West In
dies; brIcs Pactolus, Oxnard, Liverpool; Homer,
StWdvent, fr Hlvrc, via Plymouth, Eng. whore she
put in for repairs.
10Th, arr brig Virginia, knight, Liverpool, 35.
18th, arr brigs VIM. Osborn, and Ceres, FIN Liver
pool.
CAsTINE, Sept. 4.-Arr brig Margaret, Dun
bar, Havana, %
9Th, arr ship Canova, Whitney, Liverpool, 20.
NEW-YORK, Sept. ll.-Arr ships Liverpool
Trader, Blunt, Liverpool, 39 Jupiter, Clark, -.
Crnix, j. T.. 20; brgs Mnrccla, Rogers Cardiff,
Wales, 5J; Gen. Pacz, Clark, Curacoa; Lady Rich
mond, Clark, Boston, for New Orleans, in distress;
scir Julia, QIr) Wilson, 50 days from Montcgo Bay,
bound TO Qacbec, in distress
Cid brig Franklin, iiowland, for Bremen; barque
Four Sons, Demnc, 81 Thomas
l2th, ships Empress. Sinclair, Charleston, 10;
America, Lavender, Canton, l2S; Robert Wilson,
brigs Hannah ani Elizabeth, Keeling. Tampico, 6S,
for Hayre; Morgana, Blanchard, Stockholm, 50;
schr Mobile, Post, Mobile, %, Returned, brig New
Packet, Harris, for Port All Prince.
Cid. ship Josephine, Coles, Belfast; briss Mari
| ncr, Thomas, St. Andrews; Intrepid, (Fr) Le Ma
| rie Africa.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0.-Arr brig Francs
Augpsta. Gibbs, St. Ubcs. 56. CD. ships Wyom
, ing. cmlth, Antwerp and a market.
! a4tir, CD shlps Sarah Rals,on, NIinsIow, London
Isru,l, Stone, New Orleans; brigs Globe, Dcvereux
/ South America; ZalIa, Havana; schrs Chace, Dow
ry, st Thomas.
| 18th, arr ship Tuscarora, Scrr, Liverpool, ant
| &c DAYS from Tucar Light.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-Arr brig Belcva. Ami
| 90, Havana, 2i in distress. Cid ships Gen. Smith
M'Gill. Rio Janciro; Draper, Hitler, Bremen; Me
ridan, Myers, Valparaiso and market; brig Andes
Curtis, S. America.
10Th, arr ship Herald, Graham, Liverpool, Sc
| CHARLESTON, Sept 3d.-Arr ship Lavinia
Waterman, New York, l6, in distress, for New Or
leans; brigs Orion, Savage, Havrc. IS; Waterloo
| (Brencn) Herbert, Kingston, j. 2o schr Fair Am
ercan, Parker, Baltimore, 25 IN distress, for IIava
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At Braiore. (Labrador,> 1st inst. bries lIenrco,
Freeman, Mediterranean, next day; Argus, Robbins,
do or ); Adanant, Otis, do. just commenced load.
ing; Cadmus, Bangs, do. not begun to load; schr
Zephyr, Williams, do. next day Brig Grape, Tor
Buenos Ayrcs, sailed days previous.
Schr Tassell, Harrison, Of and for Philadelphia,
went ashore the morning of the 2oih ult oil Cape
Lock Out, and immediately went TO pieces-crow
saved
Up a, Philadelphia, 18th, brig Chilian, Butler, for
Valparaiso, soon; ship Addison, Trieste.
There were vessels in the harbour OF Mobile,
18th ult.
Tho crew of the Br ship Indian, abandoned al
sea, have arr at Liverpool, IN. 5.
dry goods ven, ashore 2lth ult. Cape Hateras,
with loss of masts, and from the situation in which
she Law, was supposed to have bilged. The schr
Harriet is also ashore.
The L. ;. schr Shark, from New York, for Lab
rador, struck 18th ut. on a rock near Cape Canso,
but as the weather md and the crew were very
active IN tightening her of her guns, Sc. she got oil
without sustaining any material damage.
A vessel arrived at HAVE, fell in with wreck. on
the i3th July, Ia, 81 y. Ion IS. 1t WIS a brig or
schr American bullt, and was nearly sunk, with ten
feet of her ioremast standing. Her deck was Cit
open in several places probably to get out her cargo;
and she appeared TO have been long in that condition.
Sailed from Havre, July 2Sth, Remittance, Mon
roc, Gotenburg.
At Valparaiso, June 90, Heroine, CoquImbo and
Boston, 10 or IL; Asia, 6i The Am. Hero, Of Bos-
ton, was lost IN gale. June 9.
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Per steam boat Long Branch.


Arrived at New York, on Wednesday, schr st.
Cro,x, Bowman, from St. John, n. B. and DIS from
Eastport; soop Amity, Monroe, Providence, ).
Cid. ships Frances, Lawrence, Richmond; Supe-
rior, O'IIara, New Orleans; brig BORDEAUX, Bourne,
Gibraltar aud Lcghorn; schrs Toson, Drugs, Cuba;
Hope, June, st Barts.
Arr on Thursday brigs Martha, Edwards, fr Am
s,erdam, so; Julia, Gilctt, Trinidad dc Cuba, ~;
Pauna, Stetson, St. Ubcs 30; schr Ocean, Bennett,
Baltimorc; soop Com. Perry, Smith, do.
Below, ship Florida, fr Liverpool, Aug. IL.
Cid brig Sea Gull, Crocker, Havana.
The steamboat Long Branch, arrived on Wcdncs-
dav, with upwards Of 80 passengers.
In Hampton Roads, 9Th, brig Dorchester, Crow
oil, Havrc.
CID at Petersburg, 1h. Br. brig Margaret, Cowcs
and market; ship Grccan, London.
Arr A, Norfolk, Sth, schr Eliza, Richmond, hence;
9th, schr Robert Burma, Doughty, Is ds fr Fort ai
Prince, Gtr Philadelphia Cld brigs AdcIoe, Har-
ding, Amsterdam; Andromache, Nlatanzas. The
Eliz, had iS hours passage.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th, schr Messenger, hence
days. a,
Arr a, Ncwbcrn, lst. brig Alexander, Shaw, Mar
tiniouc; schrs Ann, Spanslcr, st Martins; Naria'
| Wells, Martinico.
Arr at Wilmington, 3lst, schr Gov. Chisholm. In
Cane H,yti. Cid. brig Ann Celia. Perry, OF this
| port, for Bristol, +. >,
Cid at Charleston, ith, brig Mary, Maxwell ita
! vana.
| The Entcrpri,c, E,hcridgc, Of Edcnton, went on
shore daring the late gale at the south, AMI IL Is sup
| posed that all on board perlshcd.
I Arr at Liverpool, 18th ut. ship Magnet, Usher OF
Bristol, fr New Orleans. Cid. 18th, ship WilIlam
War,lweli, of Warren, for this port. Up, brig Ste
phcn, Boston.
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PORT OF PROTIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY,, September -.
Schr Hazard, Beckwith, fom New York, with
flour, to Seth Adams. Jr.
Steamboat Connectjcut Coms,ock, from y: York.
Thursday, September i3.
Sehr Ahira, Hall, 5 days from Philadelphia, with
starch. &c. to Seth Adams, Jr
Schr Clio, Brown, Phi'odc phla.
- Schr Rose Bud, Small, New Bedford.
Schr Thomas, Miller, IL days from Bangor, via
New York
Schr ADMIRAL Lcmng, from fishing.
Sloop Fldelia, Farmer, from Fairfield
Sloop New York, Allen, from Fairfield, with grain
to the master
U. l.. soop Herald, Brown, from New York, %
hours, with -four.
Sloop Eclipse, Child, New York.
S,oop Laura, Bulkley Now York.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, Taunton.
Soop Industry. Bugbee, from Taunton.
Soop Arg,naut, Borden, from Troy.
Soop Lucy Emc.ine, Spnk, from Wexford.
Sloop Fame, Walden. from Newport.
Sloop Hero, Babbi,t, Freetown.
sloop Friendship, Reed, Treetown.
FRIDAY, September II.
,sSchr Be;scy s. Eliza, Baxter, days from Boston,
with macka.e, oil vitrio, &c.
Sloop Henry RAY, ir Nantucket, ), vita oil and
candles, to Charles hadwen. Left, soop anne, Tor
this port, next day.
Slocp George and Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sl0Op Safail, InFralil from ." airth'
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from Warren.
Sluop Emclinc, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, Newport.
Sloop Collector, Heath, Newport.
Steam boat Fulton. Bunker, from New York.
Steam boat Long Branch, Nlaiher, New York, Il
hours.
Brig ew-England, Demins, l5 days from Ma
tanzas, with molasscs to VIM. Church
Brig Phcbc, Graiim, f. ON Castlnc, via Troy, ,witi
lumber.
! Schr Red Fox, lIipkns, from Norfolk, 20 hours fn
the Capcs, with corn and flour, to Sch Adams, Jr
| and A. M. Vinton.
| Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Baltimore.
Schr Success, Crowcll, Yarmouth.
! Sloop Dopc Swan, Stonlngton.,
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Rising Sun, Crockcr, from Baltimore, with
corn and flour, to F. S. Church.
CLEARED,
L. L. sloop Providence Brown, New York.
! L. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-15
NEXTSWEDNESDAY.

a FEW more tickets in the Virginia Stato
n Lottery, which was drawn on Wcfnes-
day last, ;l5.5oo highest prize. many be OBJ
iaiped il application is made Immediately.
Wholcs So, shares in proportion. The la tf
the drawing will reach this town. on Wctncs~
day next.
Aiso.--A few tickets in Tie Vermont State
LOTTERY, $4,000 capital prize, drawn yesioTday.
The drawing will be received on Monday ncSt.
Wholcs 4 dollars, and shares in proportion for
by HUTCHENS & CORY,
Sept, Is MOL, Market square.
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At Iyica, July s, schr Caliban, Dayton, oi No"-
port, fr Malta for Havana.
BRIG Lvdi,. S,lyea, of New York, from Newport,
(Juno 27J arr at Cove Of Cork, July 60.
Ship Panther, Powers Of this rort, for lndia, sa''-
cd from the Texcl July 10. :,
At Canton, May z. ship Gen. Hamilton Tor N''
ni'!r, soon - Lad f5r honi";
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-15
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

NVHE proprietors Of the PRoviDENcs
Il WIND Mill, respectfully give naioc.
that their Mil is now in operation, and pre-.
pared TO obey the commands Of its patrons aud
the public at large. The Mil is situated on
the Plain, adjoining the weyt burial groupo.
and at very convenient distance from ths
town. As there rs now no grist mill In this
vicinity, the Prop'iciors anticipate full share
of custom, and assure al! who may employ tire
Mil, that their orders VIII be faithfully obSc-
ed. Toll, az usual at other Grist Mills.
September 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-15

GREAT LUCK At DoURN'S..
EN the Grand State Lottery, which Grow IN
n this town, on Wednesday last.
Com /, ,s 81 highest ptzo COCO dolls.
DO. II I6 IS capital Of GOO dolls.
Two quarters of each were sold as above.
Onc quarter Of the $4,000 has been presented
and the cash promptly advanced. For prizes
IN the splendid Union Canal Lottery, TO be
drawn next Wednesday, in Philadelphia, please
call ut
DOURN'S,
September Is. Franklin housr.
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T1X.boUK.

EN press, and will be published BY ,HuTcH-,
n EMS 5 Cory, on the 18th inst. List OF
persons assessed in the town tax Of forty thou
sand dollars, voted by the Geomen of ProW-
dencc, June, 1927, and the amount OF the
valuation and tax OF each.
Many Of our fellow citizens have desired a
publication Of the Town Tax Book, Of the
present year The work is undertaken in the
hope, that its utility and convenience may M
duce patronage, commensurate with toe cNr
pence OF an experiment, which if not now sus-
tanned, will not probably, be soon repeated
September I5
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

q OST, on the afternoon Of the 18th inst.
AA at tho South part Of the town, n small
wallet, containing from ninety TO one hundred
dollars, principally in bills Of New York city
Danks-among which was one ofify dollars;
a memorandum to the following effect was al
so in the Wallet, "IIiram Hinklcy & Co.
Bucksport, Eliphalct Parker" Whoever will
leave the above at J. T. PARKER's, Steam
Boat Hotel, South Man-strcot, shall receive
the above reward. Sept. i5
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FROM OUR coRHE spoYDrHTs.

FROM OUR cORRE sPoHDEHTs.
Newport, Sept. ID
Arrived on Wednesday morning, ship Tea Plant,
BOYD, (of New York; % days from Havana, in bal
last. Experienced severe weather on the passagc.-
Spoke, off the harbour, brig BcIja"n Russcs, from
Newport, bound in
Arr this morning. steamboat Babcock, Bliss. from
Providence, VIA Canmlcut Point, whore she lay, the
principal part Of the night previous aground.
Sailed on Wednesday, brig William, Potter, ior
Mobile.
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PAINE & BUR CESS

PAINE & BUR CESS
Z IsT Of numbers drawn in tho Grand State
E. Lottery, class 10.
IL 10 - 3 I3 5S
Com. l3 50 prize OF 500 dollars.
Do. I3 I6 33 do. .i36 dollars.
The above prnes were sold in whole tickets
at PAINE s. BURGESS Ofhce,
Where tho cash is ready for the fortunaLs
holders the monet presented. Sept. 10
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stk ut. lat 10 ), lon 1921, brig Orbit, IL days IN
PHILADELPHIA for Antwerp
2ith n, lat ~ %, Ion 4l, ship Amelia, " eaVa"-
nal, f,r y ,crpool.
2lS1a. 1T ~ IL, lon 81; brig Agnes, 10 days III
Matanzas fer Bremen.
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SAFES Ar AUCTION.
BY MARTIN sToDpxhy.
Dyu En0dS

Dry Goods.
On Wednesday, 26th inst. at o O'Clock, al
Office No. Market square, or a liberal esed~
il Of six months, largo and general assort-
ment ofDry Goods, consisting Of Broadcloths.
Cassimeres, Flannels. Bombaretts, Caroline
Plaids. cotton and silk Hhdkfs. cotton Stripes.
Checks, Plaids. cotton Cambrics. silk and cot.
ton Umbrellas, Jeans, Bang-up- Cords, FLUSH
ings, furniture Dimiies, Grape Shawlss &c.
Aiso-loo pieces Indigo blue and fancy
mixed Sattinet'e. various qualities.
September I5