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rHTATRM.
MRS. HayMBLLN-For Sir Nights.

MRS. HaJNBLLN--For Sir Nights.
H,HE Managers have the pleasure Of an
IL nouncing to the public, the arrival Of
Mrs. HAMBLIN, who is engaged for Six
Nights only, in consequence Of which the
splendid Oriental spectacle Of
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR,
which was presented on Monday evening to a
delightful audience, will not be produced again
until further notice.
THIS EVENJN'G, 81,
Will be performed Shakspeare's celebrated
comedy, in acts, called
AS YOU LIKE 1T,
OR, LOVE IN FOREST.
Rosalind, Mas. HAMBLIN.
Qn which character she will introduce the
admired Cuckoo Song.)
Touchstoae, Mr.. SoMERvILLE.
After which,
A Fancy Dance, BY Miss c. Mcbride.
To conclude with laughable farce, in 2 acts,
called
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM,
Or, a Ghost, in spite of himself.
Dickory, Mn. SoMERvILLE.
0H-Prices Of Admission--Lower Boxes, rs
cents; Upper Boxes, so cents; Pit 81 l-2
cents; Gallery % cents. may 80.
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ster ofan Am. schr Il Mobile and Pensacola, for ve-
ra cruz, was ound on board
The Java, OF Salem, from Batavia, has put into l
of France, dismasled aud expected TO be condemned.
\rr a, Singapore, Dec4, ship Panther, Bowers, Il
this port, days from Manila
Al Goienburg, lStl, ult. ship Providence, Bowers,
of this port.
Up at New Orleans, 9Th ins; brigs Horizon, Cook
Of this port, aud Cast 10, Frink OF Warren, for New
York; Blossom, Scotland; Shbboelh, New York;
William, Havana, Ursula, do; schr Mary Ann, Tor
Charleston
At ~ Salvador, S,h uli. bngs Magnet, Lock, for
Russia, loading; Plant Mansfield, Rio Janeiro, next
day; schr Homer, of Baltimore, from Coast OF Pata.
| COMA, arr same day.
| Us. ship Cyane, Capt Elliott, sailed from Cape
Hayucn, 10Th inst. for Cuba.
At Hamburg, 18th ult. ship Elbe, Stanhope, ol
Newport, for Havana. IL is expected that Captain
s. will there leave the ship, and Captain Ltefed
| first offcer) take command.
At English Turn, 10Th inst. brig Phebe, OF Bristol
| from ~ Jago o..
At St Martins, 9th inst. schr Baltic, Reed, Of
! Bristol, for Europe, in DIS.
Cid al New Orleans, Sth inst. shin Aspasia, Ben
nett, of Bristol, for Liverpool
| Ship John Adams, from the Pacific, with 700 bbls
oil, for Nantucket, passed the Vineyard Friday.
| Cid at Kenncbunk, Bcluga, Mason, Porto Rico.
| Arr at Portsmouth, 25th, Boston, ir Trinity, 26.
Schr Maine, 10 days from Grand Canaries, arr Al
| Mount Desert Me. 26h
A violent gale, at Rio Grandc, Mexico, drove al
the vessels in port ashore, except the schr Ocava,
New Orleans, which rode it out unlnlured.
| The North Caroline and Constitution, were at p
Mahon, March l6-the latter for Smyrna, soon.
At Antwerp, l4th ult brigs Enterprise, Harradon
unc; Mariner, M'Lellan, Charleston, do.
At Surinam, 9th ut. brigs Beaver, Boston, load
| ing; Apollo, fr do dischg; Juniper, Commerce, ant
Ruby, waiting cargo; Sarah Lee, M'Kenzie, load
| ing.
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SALEM, May 2i-arr ship Friendship, Osgood
Antwerp, 80. Sailed, brig Hasey, Saul, Pernam
tuco.
PLYMOUTH, May 2s-arr ship Maynower
Harris, from Pacific Ocean, and Sandwich Islands
with 230O bbls oil.
PORTLAND, May 25-arr brigs Ann, Jcwett
Havana; 26th, Forest, Davis, do; George, Lear, PIT
Petre; Clio, do; Superior, and Rodney, Matanzas.
BOSTON, May 25-arr brigs Margaret, Dunbar
Havana; Paragon, Durant, Princess |. Sailed, ship
London Packet, London.
26th, arr briggs lydia, Hambn, I'm St Pierres, g;
Union, Baxter, st Salvador, Az CID brgs Aurora,
Hooper, Trinidad de Cuba; N.mph Gdden, Bra.
zll; CASPIAN, Bishop, Smyrna; Pioneer, Freeman
Wilmington.
9Th, arr briggs Creole, Lorng, Now Orleans 81,
Balize 20; Dolphin, Prescott, Goitenburg, 81; Os-
pray, 'olhns, Havana, I6; Olive, Kinsman, Surf
n,m, 90; Ann, Campbell, Mayaguez, "a; Cloihler,
Tucomb, New Orleans: schrs Sciot, Norris, Tr,ni-
dad, Cuba, 20; Mary Jane, DYER, Havana, Is; Am.
anda M ilvna, Gibbons, do 20; Vesta, Cook, 81 Au-
gustne, ), Union, OTIS, Savannah; Nelson, tergu-
son, char .eston; Quincy, Sioddlrd, do; Ag ,wam,
Raymond, Ma lsan,Ila, 2i.
18th, arr brigs Samoset Springer, Wilmington, II;
Laurel, ir st Salvador; schr Four Brothers, N,cker-
son, Charleston, via Newport. Cid schr Be,sey and
Eliza, Baxter, Providence.
NEW YORK, Nav 25-arr ship Atlantic, Fos
dick, Liverpool; brigs Home, Naubec, do; Emma,
Noyes, Havana: Francis, Gregory ir 'rIstol Eng. =;
schrs Armesaie, Andross, Para; Rchoboh, Bartland
Porto avello. CID ships Princess Charlotte, Gle
dere, Liverpool; Baltic, GurreI, st Petersburg.
26N, arr Midas, Hart, lIochelle; Fame, Clifford
Bremen; Especulatnn, Cambour, Aux Cages; Chs.
Hayes, Cape iiayten
PHI ADELPHIA, Nav 23-arr Heroine, Sto
rer, Gibraltar; Kutusnf, Hall, Liverpool; Experi
ment, Chapman, Bristol, r.; Mary, Maxwell, st DO
mingo. CID brigs Criterion b rdeaux; Columbian
Lagura.
9th, arr brig Pomona, N. wton, Of Newport, from
New Orleans Cid ship Gale Iona, Barr, Canton.
BALTIMORE, May 23-arr Pacific, Concklln
Gibraltar; + O, BurrIll, Curacao. Cid. Alexander
Thompson, RIO Janero; Virginia, Honduras
ALEXANDRIA, May 2!--arr Pioneer Rose, II
Liverpool; Triton, Fowler, Iiaranham.-
CHARLESTON, May l7-arr brlgs Catharine
iIinsman, Havana, 4; Carol, Piper, Bremen, 81.
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FROM OUR .nRnEsPnNnrNrs

Neto- Bedford, May 81.
Arrived vetrriiv. ship Mlw ,od. Eldreige. from
Brazil Banks, w.t. 1000 bbls oil; his morning. ship
Martha, Read from ,o with l'00-boi TO Seth
Russell :, Sous. Most Of the vessels on tho Banks,
have been unusually success u!
>.NsWport, May 80.
The wind for several DAYS past has been unilgour
BILE for going to sea-most o those outward und
have attempted IL, but with 4 few exceptions have
been compelled to return
The ship Ge ,rge Champln, Hudson ~ days from
Goitenburg, with IRON, arrived on Saturday. Capt
II. informs that the ship has eake badly, during the
passage.
Slopp B. d. Jones, Pcckham. 81 hours from New
York, for Providence, arrived yesterday morning.
Brought part Of the cargo Of the Perseverance,.
Schr itns, Blglry,-rom Savannah, via York,
arr on 'ar1ay
The elegant steam boat Mare Boz,,ris, captain
Gardner Child, cane down from Dighton , SAILING
party, with about 80 passengers, and returned on
The f,llowrng are among the vessels mentioned as
wind bound:
Brig Leortine, Hatch, Of Bristol, put IN for water
and men-bouni to Gibraltar.
Schr Ann Maria, Hathaway, from Providence for
Charles on-arr 2Ith
schr Chance, French, from Wexford, for Frede-
ricksburg-arr 9th.
Schr Elizabeth, Howes, from Providence for Bal
timore
Schr Caroline, Ellis, days from Sandwich, for
Batm re-arr 2jfh.
Sloop Hising Sun, Crpcter, from Providence via
Bristol, or Baltimore-arr 23d.
U. l.. sioop Venus, Child, from Providence for N.
York-arr 27ih.
Sloop Express, stevens, r Providence for Charles
ton-arr 9th
Sloop Flash, Aborn, from Providence for Hartford
arr 25ih.
SIoop Gov. Eusis, latch, from Barns'able, for
Hartford
BRISTOL, May 26-arr ship Char ottc, Church,
1Iavana, Is. Lett, tn inst. slip Roger Williams,
Uosner, Of Bristol; barque Essex, Gadlng, Of do
brigs Neptune, Jones, &c do; Mry Ann, Brown, Of
Providencr; Ann, Caiy, Of do.;-all discharging.-
Spoke, l2t, inst ID. II. s. X 3 miles $. r.. ship
Georrr Clinton, Of New York, r New Orleans Tor
Ii erpooI.
Cid brig Gov Hopkins Bennett, for Coast of Lab
tador.
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INDICATED OIL SILK,
N2 by b. MORAN

" ANUFACIUkED by ID. .MoRANGE,
lVA for the infallible cure Of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Chronic enlargements, stiffness OF
the Joints and Indurate Glandular Tumours,
&c. so much approved Of by the following EN-
inent physicians Of the U. States.
Certifcate.--Thc vanished silk manufact-
ured by Benjamin Morange, is capable Of be-
ing applied with great advantage in many cas-
es Of the gout, rheumatism, chronic enlarge
ments and stiffness of the joints and indurate
glandular tumours; and in some cases is pref
cradle to any other remedy with which we arc
acquainted.
Signed-Wright Post, NJ. d. Alex. II. Ste
vens, nj. d. David Hosack, M. ID. John Neil
son, nj. ID. Felix Pascalis, nj. D. Samuel
Mitchell, M. ID. John Watson, Jr. M. d., r.
s. Kissam, nj. d., w. G. S. Macneven, M. D.,
Edward Delafield, nj. d., Valentine Mott,
M ID.
1t is an infallible remedy for corns and chill.
blains. For sale wholesale and retail by
b. & G. DYER, Jrs. & Co.
may 80. Sole AGENTS
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Al st Martins, l'th inst schrs -, for New
Haven, Is; Underhill, do TO- schr TN Providence,
just arr.
loeward, = ds; John, Dunlap, do 8; fagle. Groves,
b ston, Is; schrs Nancy & Maria, Grard, Eden, n.
unc; Mary. Turner, Plymouth, do Alpha, Fisher,
New York, do; Uu,on Packet, Groves, New Haven
in 30 Dis schr Fox. Alien, suited day previoIs, with
outward cargo, dcst unk; schr Ann Resins, Martin
hence for le ward aud market, sailed about week
bcfre.
The Louisiana Revenue cutter, has taken, In the
8. w. Pass, q spiraljcal schr. and 80 men. The reg
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY June, 10th, at 8 o'c.ocl

A. M. on the premises.
!. The valuable Real Estate Of Mr. David
Gould, situated in Pawtuxet. street, amongst
which are, two large and commodious Houses,
Nos. 95 and 81, with out houses and gardens,
all convenient and we'll furnished, with good
wells Of water attached to the same.
ALSO.
Several House Lots adjoining to the above
described property.
Two Pews, one in the Universaiist Meeting
House, in the Broad aise,-and one in tho
Rev. Mr. Wilson's Meeting House, in the broad
aisle.
Three Piano Fortes, and other articles too
numerous to mention, with which the sale will
commence. For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale, inquire OF my Counting Room.
may 30.
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$3.50 TO BOSTON,.

COJNWERCLfL LIVE OF SI.AGES.
Fare reduced to 81 so from Providence to
Boston.
THE CitizeSs Coach Company have used,
IL and are still using their utmost endeavors
to run the Commercial Line off of the road,
that they may have an opportunity of again
booming passengers to pay them three dollars
for passage to Boston. But i: seems the
public are determined to defeat their object
by the patronage they give to the Commercial
Line.
0c;-Stagos will leave Providence every morn
ing at O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's.
may 80. A. FULLER.
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EDWARD II. YOUNG,
No. "a, Market Square,

|
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, both
IL ~ town and country, that he has recent.
| very considerably enlarged his Stock that
| h assortment of Genuine Groceries, Tea,
Vines, Spirits, CordiaLy, &c. is not surpassed by
any other in Providence.
f. r. Y. has jist received by the ship Asia,
from Canton, "A large retail supply of Fresh
Teas which were selected and put up, express
ly for him. These Teas, consist of Tyson,
Young Hyson, and Souchopg, and they are with
perfect confidence, recommended to the lovers
Of good Tea.
lie has also received by the same arrival, ten
cases first quality Preserved Ginger, six pots in
each case. This article will be sold lower than
it has before been offered IN this market, by the
ca Sc, pot or pound. He ha, also, on consgn.
ment, five cases marked Ii o. Y. containing
Fans, India Crackers, Clay Insects, aud Puzzle
Boxes.
+. II. Young's assortment Of Wines is very
extensive for retail establishment, they con-
sist of
Old Madeira,
Sicily Madeira,
Old Sherry,
Lisbon,
Port, By the
Malaga, : Quarter Cask
Marseilles Malmsey, or gallon.
Superior white Corrant,
Real Currant,
Catalonia.
BOTTLED WINES, viz: Champagne, Clar.
ct, Muscat, and Old Port. In particular. a few
dozen Old Port, a part of the lot which Mr..
Blake had on hand on his removal from the
franklin House.
SPIRITS on hand-Od Cognac Brandy,
French Brand, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin,
Whiskey, Cherry Rum, American Gin, St.
Croix Rum, and y. +. Rum.
CoRDIALs--of all kinds and particularly
Cream .Anniselte, Of American manufacture, but
allowed by them who h ave examined it, TO be
equal TO the richest imported Cordals,
A LOT Of superior London Mustard, put up
in tin cannisters, pounds and halipounds, by the
dozen or single.
SuGARs-Superor double and single refined
and common Loaf Sugars, Philsdelphia Lump,
first and second quality Havana white Sugar
Havana brown and ST. Croix.
CoFFEE-Java and Havana.
SPIcEs-Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger aud Cayenne.
FnuIrs-Bunch and common Muscatel,
Bloom, Sultana, and Malaga Raisins, Currants.
Figs, Pruues and Dates, Almond, Filber;s. Eng.
l.h Wanuls, Cream Nuts, Citrou, Ground
Nuts, Shellbarks, Chesnuts, Olives. Capers, Or
anges and Lemons
TAaARISDs, a superior LOT, by the pound or
jar. put up in white sugar syrup,
Sweet Oil, India Soy, Anchovies. 4
Day e. Martins and Warrens London Black
ing.
Bri.tol Brick, for cleaning knives, &c.
Lamp Oil, Molasses. Segars, Chocolate, Rice,
Tobacco, Lorillard's Maccaboy, Rsppee and
Scotch Snuff, Sperm aud Mould Candles. Starch,
PesrIash, Soaps, Pipes, fne Salt, basket do.
Flour, and Lamp Wick.
Canary and Hemp Seed,
Cologne Water, by the box or dozen,
Fancy Boxes, Baskets, Toys, g..
iTThe newly inveoted SAFETY NioHT
LAMP. Also, Tapers and Matches.
- DemJohns, jugs. Bottles, &c. &c. &c.
Msy 80.
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o. CLARK'S LIST, 20
DRAWING Of the GRAND STATE ,0H
IL Terry, ,- .rt
Drr,rp ,,up,fers
DrGirn numbers.
Cd Sd 4lh 5ih 6'I

DE- SO II SO 23 45
For the lots of so dollar prizes. sc. sold as
above, the holders are requested 10 call and
receive the Cash or renew in the Lottery TO
be drawn THIS DAY, $1,000 dollars Highest
prize. Tickets IS, parts in proportion.
may 80
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CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Ship ASIA, Corey, Hamburg-by Brown & Ives.
Brig Pocahontas, Brown, West lndes-by Lucu:
Dyer.
Brig Laurel, She'd n, Savannah-by J. T. Rhodes
Ser Elizabeth, Howes, Batimore--by Seth Ad
ans, Jr.
Schr \hra, II u, phi'adelpha-bv r. Farnum.
u. l.. sl,op Superior, Child, New York-by Pot
ter & Edy.
U. l.. soop Venus, Chill, New York-by Potter
Il Eddy
Slopp Eliza Ann, Potter, New York.
faJ-Sacd yesterday, ship Asa, Corey, Hamburg
with her Can'on cargo; brig .'ocaaontas, Brown
Martinique; schr Aura, tall, Ph lad' pha
Sloops Empress, CD L) Thayer or New York
Henry, AKIN, NV Bedford; aud Aurora, Brigb,man
for Wes,port, ready, and will sail tins day
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NOTICE.
THE members of the Independent Compa-
ny Of C,dets, are requested to wear Grape
on the lef arm for thirty days in testimony of
respect for the memory Of their deceased
o.her, Cap. HENRY A. CoNDY.
By order ofthe Comman ant:
ma so. A. w. SNOW, CLERK.
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TOBACCO

TOBACCO.
% - Kegs first quality Tobacco "Garth.
eBeD wright's' brand IL hands 10 pound
for sale by .a A. NJ vINTON.
may 25,
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,


Brig Sail & Hope, Brown, 32 days from Surf
man, with molasses, TO e @ Mowrv and w Ioslin
Spoke, lat SO, Ion 66, ship Magnolia, Of Boso on, II
days from Matanzas, Tor st Petersburg. Markets
dull for all kinds Of produce.
Sloop Laura, Bulkley, from Fairfield, with grain
TO the master.
Sloop George & Mary, alden, from Newport.
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, from Wesiport.
Schooner George, Harris, from Savannah. with
cotton.
Sioop Olynthus, Brainard, FIN Middetown, with
SUNDAY, May 81
Steam boat Connecticut, Comstock, from New
York.
cotton, to w II Greene, II Anthony, and others
Left the Rising States, for this port, in days.
sloop Traveller, Crandall, from Albany, with
grain, &c. to w Joslin, and B Sweet.
sloop New York. Willard, from New Yo'k, with
-four, &c.
Sloop Fame Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Mount Moriah. Mithewson, Warren.
Sloop splendid, Brown, from New York, with
cotton, to J Dunnell T. Go. -four, to s Adams Jr.
beef, to Davis Dyer Co.
Sioop New Style, from Sag Harbour.
sloop Pacific, Davis, from River Head, Long ISL
and, with wood.
soop Henry, Diman, from New York, with cot.
ton, 10 nunnell < 20.
Soop South Kingstown, Gardner, from South
Kings'own.
Sloop Henry, Akin, IS hours fr New Bedford VIA
Newport aud Bristol, with oil and candles, to the
ter.
MONDAY, May 20.
Schr James Burrill, Hail. from Philadelphia, with
starch, sugar, &c. TO Seth Adams, Jr and others.
Schr Boston, Carver, from Bangor, with lumber,
70 Aborn & Smith.
U. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, day from New
York. with iron, lead, brandy, whskey, wool, md-
90, -four, &c. TO Seth Adams, Jr. Dyers Manton,
Amasa Manton, aud others.
Sloop Fame, StuJley, rom Bath, with lumber.
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence, from Sandwich, with
wood to J. Burrough.
Sloop Henry, Caswell, from Rochester.
Sloop Jacks Favourite, Eldredge, from Sag IIar-
bour.
Sloop Sarah, Wiston, from Hartford, via Bristol
SIoop Argonaut, Borden, trom Troy.
Sloop Albion, Barker, from Norwich.
Sloop Erneline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop usan, ibcra, fr NJ ddiatown, with gun, to
George s. Ra,hbone.
Sloop FAIR Play, Horton, from River Head, with
wood.
Sloop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol
Slonp Voant, Cook, from Albany, with grain to
the master
Sloop Snap Dragon, Bears, from Sagharbour.
Sloop Leonard, Greene. from East Greenwich.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Sp'nk from W'ckiord
TUESDAY, May 20.
S!oop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, fr Warren.
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PORK AND WHISKEY.

% A Bbls Mess Pork. Ss bbls rectiiied
% n whiskey-i0 kegs and bbls Lard,
Just received per sloop Empress, for sale by
NAV 26. A. NJ. VINTON.
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More Good Luck at Pane Il Burgess.
TN Grand State Lottery, No. ~.
4 Com. ~ az 50 a prize Of $500
do % d2 so 500
90 ~ 80 as 400
Tie above prizes we're sold at

] RUU
Tie above prizes were sold at
PAINE 4 BURGESS
TRULY LUCKY OFFICE,
Together with great number of smaller
Prizes, such as loe's, sos &c. &c. The fortu
nate holders of the same are invited to call
and receive their Cash, or renew them in the
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.
which draws THIS DAY, IN the City Of Hart
ford.
Is 600 dolls.
HIGHEST PRIZE.
prize of $4,000; i0ofSiO0, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets IS, parts in proportion.
may 80
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Philadelphia, June %, 1896

fhiiadephia, June W loz0
THE to certify that have been lsboriug for eight
under dreadful disease that more than 100
setese Ulcers neck and body aud IN my throst iu
Ibis state remained Of under the OF
highly respectable well known medical gentleman tak.
every medicine that hc ordered but without any ef
feet, aud was finally abandoned by him incurabe My
frame had become much emaciaed from the long aud severe
pains endured aud my health destroyed 10 this des
pairing situation Mr. W. Potter very generously ohcred
his Vegetable Csiholicon which Immediately CON-
meuced using aud TO great surprise its powers soon be-
visible by healing up the Ulcers removing my pains
and restoring my appetite in u few weeks-and ssy with
confidence that the Cahocon alone has saved my life
. WM. A. HAMILTON.
saw the above at tho time he entered on the use o
Mr. Potters Csihocon, and testify that II was very
aud seemingly hopeless ons-i have the same
person within few days aud found him perfectly restored
to hoal,h T. M'MURTRIH, Al. ID.
April 9th, 1926.
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REMOVAL.

TENHE Office of the Journll is removed TO its
a former stand, No. IL, NJ ,rkei-Sqlare.
Nj ~ 30.
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This s TO certify that tlsboured under very Ul
crraied sore throat aud mouth or upwards OF year and
despc, atr III II h prevented my une any thing Of hard
subs,ace Ituok hpes Uf Sv sm's Genuine Panscea
without any Eject this state. heat ing of Potters Vege
hottie, have bcrn .gciuay cured II has been upwards Of
eighteen months ceased taking the medicine, aud
there Is no appearance Of . return.
Opposite WalhBgtoh SausrG.
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STARCH & SUGAR.
an B,ls 'irst quality Cold Spring Starch;
It ~ ~ boxes Philadelphia Lump SJgar;
small Innps, landing from schr james BIrrll,
for sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
may 30. "a, s. Waier-st.
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SPERM CANDLES.
I'D Boxes Sperm Candles Of excellent
u H~ quality--for sale by
E.J MALLETT,
NAV 30. As, South Wator-st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-19

And we view with uisapprooallon ana rtEte',
the persevering attempt OF that oPposl'lon,
without evidence, to blast the regulations, polls
teal and moral, of our most eminent citizens;
and thereby 10 give bitter personal character
to the contest, and 10 tishonour US in the estl.
nation OF foreign nations. we mean not 10
impeach, or question the privileges or motives
Of the great body Of our fellow citizens who oil
fer with US on this occasion. Having COM
mon interest, we can have only common OBJ
iect,-,he honour and welfare OF our country;
and we only differ with regatd to Inc means 10
be employed for its attainment. we see Ill the
attitude and in the composition OF parties, more
than ordinary reason for mutual liberation ana
forbearance; regarding the dissonant materials
of which both are composed, and the frequent
mutations which both have undergone
Looking only at the question III controversy,
and content to exercise The privilege oil inde-
pendent opinion, we have listened 10 the argu'
ments of our opponents, and have not counted
their numbers But itis sacred and funda-
mental maxim with US, 10 prefer, under all cir
cuns!ances, our Country 10 oar Party; and, il the
voice Of majority OF our fellow citizens should
not concur with our own. and President should
be elected not of our choice, we shall "judge his
administration by his measures" and approve
or condemn those measures, IN reference TO the
pubic good, without servile compliance on the
one hand, or la, ,ious opposition on the Other.
Reso'red, therefore, Tha, in the contest Tor the
Presidency between Mr.. ADAMS and Gen Jack
son, Mr. Adams is entitled to our preference
and support.
Resoired, That we approve the measures now
pursued BY large portion of the people of,hs
State, for promoting the reelection OF Mr.. Adj
ans, by sending delegates to Convention to be
held in the City of Richmond, on the sth OF
January next for the purpose oil making up
an Electoral Ticket, and for other objects con-
nected herewith
Resclrcd, That Capt. John Macrae, Col. Bar
naby Cannon and William A. Linton, Esq. be
appointed delegates to attend the aforesaid Con-
venion on behalf Of this meeting, and oil other
frcfhoIdcrs of ibis County, friendly 20 the re-
election of John Quincy Adams.
Reasircd, That Mordecai b Sinclair, Capt.
John Hooe, Maj. Joseph r. Gilbert, Col. Bar
naby Cannon, Michael Cleary, William A. Lin
ton, Henry A. Barron, Samuel A. Marstrller,
Richard r Mitchell, Lawrence G. Alexander,
Richard Foo,e and George Copin, be COM
mitee of correspondence To communicate with
other like bodies appointed by similar meetings
in relation to subjects connected with the pro-
posed Convention Of the 9Th Of January; and
that thsy have power &c Fill up any vacancy
which may occur in the delegation named IN
the third resolution.
WIN A. G. DADE, Chairman.
NJ B. SINCLAIR, Sec'y.