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'zS MANSION TEOUsT1.
DRY GOODS

w ~ ~ Lh. n 60 have received by late arrivals
" FROM New York, Philadelphia &c a very ,x,eusiyr
supply {" English wooen aud goods Irish linens
n'pefs sheetinss and lawns, German and British linens
ooheSc shecngs s'rings plals aud CHECKS; I'D large
assortment of French fancy goods of everv ,csc,in
hey VIII add TO their by tine arrival of every
racket rom us former place. snch supplies will enable
mem 10 give entire satisfaction and c
as may please to give them ca!l They forhear Pc efag
knowing that assertions nothing Trial and minute
comparisons are the only test; and they not when
hee ar" made that their goods will compete chcarness
and r-aiity, with any i'll the ma r.e
Sent
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RL0UGEI5

Al The I2jcitn0nd .uandctory, opposite HE Tr1son
LGtei
'ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the farmers and
planters that he has now hand, greater variety
of PLCuGHS than has before Lrcn offered i'm NH.
ma 'kct---lon8 which, McCormich's one. two and
'nrcr crs' scii-sharpcncrS, his harShare with late i'm
woNeinens; Regercomhs and the improved baIshn-c; also
Frceh"!n aud other cast pioUghs, unusually cheap.
ah- II WAL
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in Hen'7co County Co4rt, .}mgust 8M. 1927.
Allan Fovlis nd Agnes his WIFE Jane johnston
John miller and Elizabeth his wife, pas
against
John Allan and " iilia,n Gall, r-,-, went: ~,,
Jr executors Of the last Will aud Testament VIII
liam Gait, deed, James Gait, Mary Allan Jane sE
walsh an infant, Doctor james Black and Jarc Re
ms wife, III right Of the said Jane, John Dennis. =
ron ana " ui'am his wife, and the said Doctor
liam Denuiston, DG,
On the motion Of the plaintiffs bv their ,f,ornc,, o,,l =;
appearing to the court hat the defendants Mary Allan
Jane w ai James BLACK AID Jane his wife and John,
nen"S'on aud William his wife, (vho have not entered
" "PFtafdce ana gwen security according to the act
OF Assembly and tive rules Of this cnurt) arr not nha
tauts of this commonwealth; il is or,lcfd tina, tho e,l
absent defendants do appear here on the first Iav Of Tive
next ensuing November ard answer the bill Of die
plaintiffs. and that cory of this order forthwith in
serted ~ newspaper published in the citv Of Rich
mond, for months successfully, AID pos,ed NJ Inc
front door Of the Cotnusc of this county, two sue
oesstyc court days On like motion, and apyeariB.
the court that John Forbes Of the city Richmond
ney and counsellor law, single material witness
commission 10 issue for taking tic deposition Of the said
john Forbes, according To law.
( cory Tesrc, LofTfN N. ELLETT, c. II. c.
The said plaintiffs notify The said defendants, that
the fourth day Of the ensuing October, the
hours Of Line before nd after uoon al tho office the
above mentioned John Forbes the city Of Richmond by
virtue OF commission issued pursuant the foregoing
order, they will proceed take the deposition Of the said
John Forbes to be used cvIcntG in the mentioned
cause, and from day 10 day thereafter fcra continue
90 Until the shall have been cor,?eteiaud when
ana where the said defendants may that behalf attend,
u 'hey MINK Ht ALLAN FOwIDs and AGyEss his
wife, JANE JouNsEoE, aud JoHv
MILLER aud EI1zABETH his wife,
Angus, 10th 1872 en
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iTrREMEM.

PETITION will be presented tothe Session of the
Legislature of Virginia, praying that he Firemen with
IN inc state may he exempted FROM the pertoma Nil
MIA duty, except III ofiuvasion insurec ton.
Sept %
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Lewis TirnberIake.

4 bN IH5Sd"H next, tie Cd October, will opcr, in the
~ store formerly occupied by James AIcii!doe and
nearly opposite Hall Nelson's, most extensive assert
men' Of EH,FCY IND ST.4}T,E DRY GOODS
Having devoted much time making sccrious Hatters
hm,ef with the giving satisfaction TO his
friends and the public generally
Sept. QG 90
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Herds Grass Seed.

QUANTITY Herds Grass Seed, just received from Major
Edmund Christians Furm--or sale in parcels to suit
purchasers by BEN TOMPEINS
Sept 90 q,
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WAI. PALMER
Improved Patent SPRING Saddle

4 NALi. and see the Improvement ha We made ON T e;
- P"ETrs atlN's PATIENT SPRING SADDLE
The utility an. it anfds the rider VIII surely re
commend i.
TL9IE on HIND
An elegant assortment al best Plain Stated Saddles
Plated Stup Irons, hard aud soft solder, English and
mrs R AND SPns, Bral@ 81 plated and America"
Best and Common CaraSc and G, Harness, Bear Skins
Curry Combs Carriage and Gig Collars of every de scrip
tou on accommodating terms. DAVID JACKSON
Main street, between the Ia z!e Hotel
and a. Banks, the opposite side
aug 90 81
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Fresh Fall Goods.

WE seize the earliest opportunity apprze our Gus
toners, that we now receiving and opening our
Fall Supply of
DRY GOODS;
Exceeding in quantity aud variety, previous supply we
have received. They have been selected with the
greatest CARE anti under favourable in
the markets of Nt York and PhilaGe ia mos, of them
from choice dfd recent mportati0uS. So as circum
stances will admit detail of the leading articles will be
given in a future advertisement.
+. & E. JAMES 6 co.
sept 23-tS Market BRIDGE
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highest degree, OF that admiration which The poetry Of
Moore has inspired and 10 feel that hn has hy his on;ns
won glorious Immortality, sense uf tie beautits
OF TINS ale may be appreciated by the acknowledgements
'' T an exquisite 1si; INTO human mature, roA
'c"i 'housh' and imagery Tor Src." refinement intelo
'eci Pa'hos and suh!nuty, prize the Egrsny even
above the f0CeS Qftke 4nge or any author
nest works. Indeed although written IN nrcse this is
poem, and mastery poem We are certain that 1t
must have been originally planned fur the lnrguaee of
ne'Fich composition whatever may Save induced tlis
bard to depart from his design, AMI give ua OIL, las
RACES 2a5' go ltcl s.1pses OF his fret inie1
ijni DC this as may is and will for ever ~, i
OF the most exquisite productions in English rt.;-..
alike valued for liz lustre and purity.
Ac'Phtnn, The chief OF the Epcurean pIiloso1l.r "a
athens devoted 10 every indulgence and pleasure re-.
comes III si'gut degree, satia;ed With the unbonu,
qualification OF human enjoymeuis. They do ma, ~
upon me hiAa 50 much tues e3H . feeling Of .,.
biie."ess and uncertainty confer ton ,nu9h t.,
NJ s. [" be lasting, and their wurshiprer ,Y1a, m IL,
Fly sum OF '-er bliss, begins to tctnhc NJ tha ,,,f
,hA they must have III end, Then comes 0le ua,.a ~
'u'g''ig or an gnmortaty-an nraor;alit, lg GelgtL
ana OF love. The present is poisoned wiih ,ac,l,e
tear, and the future is coveted with su.grl., MAJ,
ardnur.
Il strange vision in The delicious gardens or -.n,.@
rus Ills The soul Of Alcphron with The ire M ,,.
SIRE aud IN search of the mysterious secret 81 ,.,
HE may be prolonged aud the round of ioss IL ina b.
eternal he departs for tie land uf ancient won.ers
EGYPT, and speedily reaches The solemn city t--
psIIs.
Bat before follow him ,!ii,her we must, 10 Tie
oes' % OR power, POINT out some Of Tie strikn..s
passages win which MIR Moore has adorned lis naie
Fah'c' ana we regret 10 say that these touches afc
so numerous and so condensed 10 be hardly scpa
raGie from the web.cf the s;ory--lhey are HE t,
els sparkling upon tissue c! gold The period ,,4
The rapid progress Of ihe Christian faihi-saig,c
G" ali those, who either rom Pety woFdrucsa were
Interested ~ tie continuance OF the Oh a~aolis,i,
cTgnd--a!! who believed in the dcias OF G. yr4r,s anu
all who lived by them. The consequence srgs c,,rqi.
derabe increase ofzeai and actiyity ,hroug h,.f the CON
shtuied authorities ana priesthood ofthe whole heather
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ta'dSoIS. LootW@- Glasses nnd LIabreihrs.
4 KESH supply Of each opening this lay by
WILLIAM AEALE ~ co.
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4 aSUEtlN p. TAYLOR has Removed 70 IN
! " New Store next door above James Nj. Johas,o
and nearly opposite Lewis Webb s. Co. where n
mas Just opened his FALL SUPPLY or GOODS
from London, Liverpool and New York, consisting
part of
Cough & B. Wilson'S & Candyss Napt Co,ions & Plain
Rose Nose, Whitney, Point and Striped Blankets
White, red, yellow, green black and bue FlappeIs
Green Bazes and Bookings, and Domi,s,
4 Cloths, Fearnoughts and Plains
F's'd and plain Bombazes, PIaids aud Rattine,s,
! GERMAN Oznaburgs, 1icklenbnrgs and Bmlaps
BRUSSELS kiddermirster and Scotch Carpengs & Ruqs
Diue, black, brown, green mixture Cloths and Gas.
siincIes,
Double miled Drab Cloths and low priced Swansdowo
Arnozine, Toilanet, and Valentra Vesinr,
London Hats Umbrellas. and cold Crava,s
Gents, youths, boys and chdfen's Seal Skin and
Cloth Caps,
White, black and slate worstcd, cotton and silk Uo
sicry--fuIl assortment,
Olive and drab Bang up Cords
Jaconet, Book, and Null Musins and Cambrics.
Caiicoes, &inghatn, Cote Paly and Ba,iste
Plain and hg'd Gro de Nap Florence & Italian SIi,e
Gimp Grecian and Thread Laces and Edgings--ncv
and handsome patterns
Plain and ig'd white and black Iobhin.t
Black and white Bobbnet Wells and half tidkE
Belt, bonnet and love Ribands, and Gnnps,
Gents and Ladies' buck, beaver horsesiin and lid
Gloves,
Irish Linens Sheetings and -awns--approved quality
Linen and cotton Bedtcking and Binding,
Cambria, habit and furniture Dmity,
Floss, pound and shoe Thread spool g. bail Cotton
Silk udkIs Seripp Silks and 'rv.,
Linen and f,otton inro, and I,,r,;,r,o ,-h,
Metal o;l, oni ell, i,r,.cn. 81 1,iI A'
mo-, f@o,,b,,c ,,,d f.n,t,;a ~. r, -
Ios, 7 -, p;ai So, me iiuA's.
r,I JUS ',' t'ec"eS' b"t'inG and bndkIDs,
90, 80 ''"''eu ''o'"esu's ana LIalos,
-, "'"e, an" steer iiiN' Casshcts,
Mantle, toilet and swing frame Glasses,
ADhuoh SSap, looil and Shaving Brushes.
ALSO
Rodgers Zen and Pocket knives, Razors &c Scissors
BUCK and irory Table Knives and Forks
ohoe KNIVES, Files and Screws
Pad and plate Locks. I.ancets, &c.
Sharpes Tower proof brass and steel orrarnened Guus
With variety of other Goods-an of which h.,o
been carefully selected and are oforod for soio -,
moderate lrices Scn, r.
sep, To-
4 AMES STEELE & co have received hy the late
~ arrivals from London, Liverpool, and Iiavre and
either Sources an extensive supply Of goods suited to the
season, among which are
London superne black, blue, drab and medley coIored
49, 'iGths
hiuF niae iaWn Hfab Steel, ahd Oxlord mixed double
miiicd ChSSimefcs
oeS' Rose i'iankeis' " \ 10 i24
I"'nt bi""ketSio TO 3-sassmrtH Shawls
tieaVy L"h1o" DUN! Blankets, - t" 81
S"Ve' i'S' o'ue ci"ths-bi"e AMI mixed Sat!iItrs
rH'9'" Vi""'S, a SHod and heavy article
cT".'s""N liz "''snF'' an" Valencia FesTEs
" h''e and c"ofed London AlarseiIes
Rcb. vch .-,.o,,
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BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week, wednesdays aud Saturdays0 at five dollars per
annum payable in advance.
Ia Previous discontinuance of the paper, all ar
Icarages be paid up. And those who may wish TO
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irty days before the period expires for which they sub
sJibed.
u For adveriising15 cents square Cor ess) for the
ifs insertion, and % for each CONFERENCE.-The
number of insertions be noted the MS therwses
they will be continued and charged accordingly. -
~ All letters to the Editors be post paid they
will receive attention.
~ Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any Of
the States will be received in payment for subscription
the Wing, though Virginia u. States Bank Notes would
he preerred and remit'ances be made through the
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me subscribers have connected themselves in hs;.s
"""ef the hr'n of |AN-IEW, BAKER II CO. and
nave purchased pant of The of the late concern of
''n V"n-iew * Go. which, together with their recent
supplies from Birmingham and Sheffield will make their
assortment very complete JOHN YAN-LEW
WILLIAM a. BAKER
sept xii JOHN j. WERTiI Jr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Z NTENplN" TO be absent from Virginia for sqne time
= Col Walter l.. Fontaina of Euckiaphan " III At
tend TO my interests in this State He viii receive all
debts due 10 and pay any proper claim there NAV
be against me. ASBJRY CRENSEATV
buckingham '7li Sept 1897. 2t
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'lhE Co partnership of JOHN VAN-LEyy g. 90 is
inns DAY dissolved by mutual consent All persnns in
e"''" 10 'he concern are requested make immediate
payment IN either of the Undersigned
THOMAS KROCKENRROUGtI
JAQNELINE 3. HARNIE,
o"Pt%1, 1877. JOHN NAN-iLW
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c. s. n. VARJVJCK Hape fol, sale,

c. s. a. P.ARJPICK Have .fo, Sale,
NQUGH " Brahwaite's & Wilson's white ua pit cottons
~ Rose, point and dufe blankets
White and blue plains, red aud white flannel
Blue cloths and casSimereS, double mled drab cloths
German oznaburgs, London silk umbrellas
Liverpool filled sacks salt. 3ly wrought nails
Tin plate in boxes, aud Braziei S copner
London Porter and Brown Stout
English white lead ground in OIL quar-, aud pint bottles
London Particular Madeira Wine of superior qualify
Sept 90 SIS
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR Sale,
rs Hhds. St. Croix and Porto Rico SUG iRS
200 Bags Havana and Rio COFFEE,
50 Boxes aud Barrels LOAF SUGAR.
And he is regularly receiving consgnments all kinds
West India produce, which will cery lotv 10 country
merchants who give city accsptances.
Sept 29-2t D.. TIMBERLAKE.
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Forty or Fifty Young Negroes

RE wanting. Males from Is 10 % years old and Fe-
males from 10 90. Ter terms apply to the Eni;o,s
Of this paper
nItn0
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JOUN ALIAT 81 Ez'ore q. yrm.
WV. GAIT, s Gait, dee.

until the day o. alo ard present s,r then
=. ALLAN, Lg-ore,
" GAIT. Sc,
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August 10Th. 1872
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-12
HARVEY CLARK,

No. "a, NORTH MAIN STREET,
S this day opening, a general assortment of
n Dry Goods suitable for the present season,
which have been purchased in Boston, at the
Lowest market prices, and will be sold at a
very small advance for cash, among which are
the following articles, viz:
Black, blue and mixed Broadcloths
Cassimeres, various colors
Blue and dark Sattinets, som as low as 4S
cents per yard
Ladies blue and mixed Pelisse Cloths
Figured, plain and twilled Silks
Gros de Naples do.
Broad black Bombazines
Flannels and Bookings
English Blankets, Hosiery and Gloves
Raw Silk, Valentia Shawls and Nantes
Callcos, an extensive assortment, from IL 1-2
TO 40 cents per yard
Brown Shirtings, heavy, at 9 cents per yard
Brown Shcetings, at IL l-2 cents per yard
Domestic Ginghams, from 10 to Is cts. per I'd.
Silk, flag, and bandanna Handkerchief
Cotton flag handkcrchiefs, at IL l-2 cents
Buttons, Tapes, Thread. Sewing Silks, French
Braids, Imperial Cords, buckskin Gloves,
Mittens, &c. &c.
N. Any Cloths, Cassimcrs, &c. sold by
the subscriber, will be made in the best man
ner, and at short notice, if requested.
December 5.
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Deaths.

In this town, suddenly, Capt. John Brown
son of the late Mr.. William Brown, ofNewport,
in the 5Oth year of his age.-Funeral to-mor-
row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 80, South Main-strcet. Friends and
acquaintances are requested to attend without
further notice.
On Monday morning last, Mr.. Christopher
Vaughan, Jr, in the 2lst year of his age. Fu-
neral this morning at nine O'Clock from No.
06, High-stroet.
Last evening, suddenly, Capt. James Sweet,
aged SO years Funeral tomorrow afternoon,
at l O'Clock, from the residence of his son, in
John-street. Friends and relations are invited
TO attend.
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WILLIAM WALL
OFFERS for sale, just received from New
" York,
rs kegs family Butter
8 hhds choice old Jamaica Spirits
4'pipes Seignetto Brandy,a superior article
2 do common do
IL chests Hyson, Young Hyson, and Sou
shong Teas
20 kegs Tobacco
25 boxes Muscat Raisins
Dbl Nutmegs
l do Cloves
5 boxes Havana Drawn Sugar
1900 lbs st. Croix Sugar
8 dozen Salad Oil
s do English Catsup
IL do London Porter
10 do old Newark Cider
IL do Shakers Brooms and Brushes
10 lbs u ante Currants
100 Demijohns, from TO 5 gallons
6 bbls butter Crackers
2 do Picklcc Salmon, a choice article
l do Lorllard's Chewing Tobacco
Macaboy, American Gentlemen's and
Scotch Snuff, Cassia, Citron, Ginger, and
Basket Salt.
CHAMPAIGN.-l2 dozen, of superior quail
ity, and well worthy the attention of Con-
noiseurs. Together with a general assortment
of choice Groceries. Dec 8
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Arr at Nosfolk, LIST inst Panama, from Newport.
Arr at Wilmington, 2Sd nit brig president Man
ming, Crafton, I'm New York; cid brig Altoona, Math-
ewson, Of this port, for Malaga.
FIN Port au Prince; sloop Rising Sun, hence. Cid
sloop Harmony, Rhodes, for this port.
Up at Savannah. 9th ult brig Havre' Pearce, for
this port.
Arr at Savannah, 18th ult ship John Brown Price,
of this port, so ds FIR Bremen.
Arr at Norfolk, schr Eliza, Richmond, from this
port. .
Up at Warren, new ship Gratitude, Child. for
Savannah.
Sailed r. Havana, 26th ult brig Criterion, Taylor.
Of Newport. for New Orleans.
The brig Pheba, Lindsey, Of Ncwbern, I'm Curacao
for New York, put into st Jago de Cuba, 22j Oct
in distress, leaky, and was condemned and cargo
sold.
A small schr full Of water, both masts gone, with a
billet head, git burst fgue and two large gilt stars, on
the stern, and painted all black, was fallen in with,
on i7th ult lat 40 10, long 63.
Sailed fr Bahia, Oct 9th, brig Empress, Bates, of
New Bedford; Patrick Henry, Spalding, Of Boston,
18th, bound south, for a market.
Schr Comet, Eddy, of Warren. 46 DIS fr Trinidad
de Cuba, arr at New York, on Thursday. Expert
cuced severe weather, stove boat, &c.
The Chase, Baxter, at Bremen, Oct 2ith, fr New
York took fire on the 10th off Brekcs. 1t was found
necessary 10 scut,le her, and Gu. away her masts, and
by great cxertions the fire was kept under until the
flood tide, when she hlled with water.
AT Hamburg. 22d Oct Tibcr, Roomc, Virginia.
No Am vessels at Alicant, Oct 18th.
Schr Sailors Return, Thompson, fr Baltimore, for
the Pacific, touched and sailed ir Rio Janeiro, 9th
Oct.
At Amsterdam, 18th Oct ship Paragon, Cook, Tor
Gibraltar loading. .
At Gibraltar, 9th Oct ships Sultan, Allen, Of
Boston, arr goth, for Valparaiso; Clifford Wayne, IN
quar-. dIschg;brig America, Daggeu, %loadingi for Vera
Cruz: Asaph, Shaw, cargo slaves, not sold; Warb-
Ter, Philisbury. fr Havana, in quar-; Francis, Pal
mer, for charter; Laurel, Small, repairing. Brig
Monmouth, for Boston, sailed 10th.
Arr at Liverpool, 25th Oct WIN Thompson, Max
we'll, New York; Helen, Cobb, do.
Sailed fr Charleston, LIST inst schr George g. Ma
ry, Gibbs, for this port.
Sailed # New London, ship Com. Perry, Allen; on
a whaling voyage; briggs Marshall, Grimes, West
Indies.
At St Pierres, Oct 9th, Franklin, Geri sh, for N
Orleans, 6 DIS. The Eastern Star, ir Bath, touched
same day, and sailed next day, to leeward, after re-
pairing ruJdcr, which she damaged in a gale.
At Gottcnburg, Oct 23d, ship Elbe, Littlefe,d, for
Newport, tho only Am.
The brig Ellen Maria, Ellcry, fr St Thomas, fol
Gloucester, was abandoned on 10Th ult in lat SO, long
20. Crew taken ofrby the schr Ardent, arr at Nor.
folk.
No Am vessels at Fort Royal. Nov 8.
Arr at Holmes Hole, 7h, brig Lafayette, Smith
fr Fort Royal.
Arr at Charleston, schr Mary Perry, Marble, o.
Newport, fr Satilla River
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MIR. HANS respectfully infosns he is-
VI habitants Of Provide nee. that IL the re-
quest Of several ladies and gentle ?, he has.
engaged the Oneida Indians for W. nights.
and will reopen the Circus This Evening, on
which occasion, The Great {ndianS WAR
DANCE will be performed.
The Indians will be dressed in The style Of
ancient Chief Warriors, with their Bows and
Arrows. Tomahawks, Scaling Knives. and :
War Clubs, together with al the implements
Of War, used by the ancient natives. ~
The performance will commence with
A WAR DANCE.
WAR WHOOPS, &c. tf&
SCALPING MANEUvRiR
A GRAND BATTLE, n
On horseback between the two Rival Chiefs.
Music on the Vioiin by one of the Indians.
For particulars sec bills Of the day.
Doors open at half past 6.und performances
TO precisely at a O'Clock. Box
Tickets so cents; children under ten years Of
age, half price. Pit Tickets, rs cents.
December IL. -rtt. =
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MatMages.

In this town, by TIE Rev. DE-. Cano, Mr..
Robert T. snow.t TO Mis- Elizabeth Murray.
On Monday evening last. by the Rev. Mr..
Pickering, Mr.. AIfredS. Bowen, to Miss Ann
Mann Angel, eldest daughter of Mr.. Nicholas
ANGEL, of this town.
Last evening, blythe Rev. DR.. Edes, MI. Will
liam p. Bullock to Miss Sarah Pearce, only
daughter of Captain Nathaniel Pearce, all Of
his town.
In Warren, on the 25.h ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Welsh, Mr.. Benjamin Barton, Jr. to Miss
Catherine 'Sisson.
In Warren, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr.. Daniel Hunter, to Miss
Eliza Sisson.
liz Taunton, on Monday evening last. Mr..
Robert Rhodes Of Pawtuxet to Miss Caroline
l.. Hicks, daughter of the Rev. G. Hicks, OF
the former place.
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PIANO FORTE.

VNSHE Ladies and Gentlemen of Providencs
~ and vicinity. are respectfully Informed
that LESSONS in The art of playing the Piano
Forte, in connection with the Theory of .Ml-
steal Science are given at the Providence MU-
SIC SALOON. Ladies will be instructed at
their places of residence, if preferred, at such
hours as may suit their convenience. Those
who may be pleased TO afford their patronage.
arc informed that every c~xerlion will be used
to facilitate tho requirement Of this popular
branch of polite education, particular attention
paid to The knowledge Of harmony, and a cor
rect method of lingering in differing keys.
u s PIANO FoRTEs of superior tone and
workmanship, for sale as low as they can be-
bought in the United States.
Also, 3 second hand Piano Fortes 10 let.
Music SALOON, December IL.