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PORTLAND, Nov. 25-Cld brig George, Cor
don, Guadalupe; Superb, S,wyer, Havana; Two
Sons, Stevens, do; FAIR America, n Orlelns
BATH, Nov. 23-Arr schooner Sally Ann, from
Providence.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2i-Cld Mayn,wcr, Wash
burn, St P,erres.
SALEM, Nov 23-saled, sctr Dollar, Holmes
CAYENNE.
BOSTON, Nov. 27-Arr ship Champion, Dixey
FIN Cronstadt; brig lido, Thomasion.
Cid Arabella, Foster, Savannah; sloop Aurora
Baker, Providence.
2Sth, arr ship Ro ,anDah, Thomas, Duxbury; schr
Sarah, Shackiord, Eistport.
Cid brig lido, " %orster, Mobile; schrs Lafayette,
More, do.
29lh, arr sh BLACK Warrior, Hill. fin Richmondi
briggs Chebucto, Potter, Halifax; Charles, Macon,
Cronstadt and Elsineur; Gov. Brooks, Allen, Stock
holm and Elslnour; Betsoy, Wallis. Gottcnbure; Al
gerinc, Lewis, Baltimore.
NETWORK. Nov. 26-Arr schrs Henry, Da'
Wis, I'm Charlcs,on; Sun, Howes, Boston.
Cid brig Ariel, Hirman, Havana; schr Lexng.
ton, Browncll, Jacmel
27th, arr ships James Chopper. Graham, I'm Liver.
pool, Oct. ~; Empress, Sinclair, Charleston; sloops
May, Bennett, Providence; Providence, Brown, do;
Ann NJ nia, Gardner, d.; Gypsy, Luke, do.
CD ship Chelsea. Barnes, Now Orleans; brig Her
cu'es, Stevens, Marsclllcs.
2sth, arr brigs pac,fic, Fisher, Gn Ncwbcrn, N. C;
Hope 4 Delight, IIudins. Halifax.
Cid ships Ceres, nardner, Liverpool; Meteor,
Hut'les,on, Pelfast'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26--Clj ship Ann,
Bar,leson, Sayannah; schr Eclipse, Remington, H..
vaua.
BALTIMORE, Nov. rs Arr ship Suilo!k, Nit
more, I'm London.
2Gth, arr schr Mam,on, I'm N York.
ALEX ANDRIA, Nov. 2j-Arr scbr Columbus,
Wilson, fn n York.
RICHMOND, Nov 2i-Arr schr Mary Archer,
i'm n York.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 19-Ar sloop Anne,
Hamlin. New Ne liord.
EEORGETOwN, 8. Arr sclr William,
Miller, I'm New York
SAVANNAH, Nov. i7-Arr schr Othc0o, Dun
han fin New York
MOBILE, Nov. CAR spp Sarah Thornton
I'm Now York.
NEw.oRLEANs, Nov. 5-Ar brig Ven US,
Holdrich, I'm Havrc.
10 the river, bound m, brigs Antelope, fn Provi-
donccj Pilot, I'm do.
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MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev.
Dr.. Elas, William Sinons, Esq. junior editor
Of the Patriot, to Miss Mehetible Greene, all Of
this town.
In this town, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. DR.. Edes, Mr.. George Bucklin, to Mrs.
Lydia b. Osgood, both of this town.
In Bristol OH ] thursday evening last, in t.
Michael's church, b. tho Rev. Or. Croker of
this town, R.. Rev. Alexander Vets Griswold,
Bishop of the Eastern D.ocoss, 10 Mrs. Amelia
S~nith.--Same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Virgin,
Mr.. William B. Tilley to Miss Lydia Brown
In Lisbon, on Sunday evening last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Lee, Cap, John Rice, Of this town .
to Miss Maria Robinson, daughter Of Mr.. James
Robinson, ofthe former pla ce.
In Brooklyn, on the stu inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Tatem Mr.. Jermon Y. Potter, TO Miss
Lucinda Blanchard, Of S%cituate.
In Middletown, on the Ilth inst. Mr.. Samu-
Ell Gould, to Miss Anna Barker, daughter Of
Mr.. John Barker.
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Deaths,

In this town, on Wednesday morning last,
Julia-Ann, daughter of Massa Bassett, esq.
aged 4 years.
IL THE town on Friday morning last, Charles
Richmond Borden, son Of Mr.. David Borden,
aged three years and five months. Funeral
thIs afternoon, at three o'clock, from his ia
theirs house, No. 96, Westminstcr street,
Friends and relations are invited 10 attend with
CIT further notice.
On Monday last, Abby C. only daughter Of
Mr.. Benjamin s. Olney, aged 9 years.
In Cranston, on Tuesday morning last, Jo-
seph Manton, of the society of frie,id', aged 90
years. Mr.. Manton was the son of the late
Gov. Manton of this state, and throughout bis
long life sustained the reputation Of a good CIT
izen.
In Seekonk, on Tuesday last, at the late res
ijence of his father, Mr.. John Peck, youngest
son Of Samuel Peck, Esq. Funeral tomorrow
at II o'clock. A. nj.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY,, Norember 20.
Sloop Emeline. Miller, from Bristol.
SIoop Fame, Mathews, Yarmou h.
Sloop Gen. Washington, Godfrey, fr Taunton.
SIoop Gov. Gibbs, Talman, from Albany.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren,
THURSDAY, November 20.
Schooner Washlngton's Barge, Bosworth, 7 days
from Savannah, with cotton, to Cooke Il Brown, A.
Anthony, 5. WATERMAN, Crawford Allen, and 9TH
ers.
Schooner Clarissa, Hill, 5 days from Richmond,
with cotton flour tobacco, &c 10 A. nj. Vlnton, Z.
Alien, and Thornton & Loihrop.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, from Boston, with
iron, tobacco. mackarel, yitriol, &c.t TO Hardness "
Stead. Dyers s. Manton, s. Billings, VIM. 4. Stun
ons, ard others.
Schooner Trader, Hall, from Barrsiable.
u. l.. sloop Herald, Brown. from New York with
-four, butter, lard, cotton, wool, brpEdy, oil vItroIl,
provisions, rum, feathers, on, hardware, &c to :.
Is. Mumford s. Co J.. Conedon Il Sons, Dyers s
Manton, and The m isteT-
Sloap Nancy, Lawrence, from Sandwich.
Sloop Mary Nichols, REYNOLDS, from Wexford.
Sloop George " Phcbc, West, from New-Bediord,
with OIL and candles
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Howard s. James, BoIies. from Rochester.
Sloop Elenora, Baker, from New York, with lour
Sc.
Sloop William, Cahoon, from Sandwich.
Sloop Becca and Be'sey, G!addlng, Bristol.
Sloop Sophrona, Collins, from Westport.
Sloop Mary, Sturtcvant, from Rochester.
Sioop South Kings.own, Gardner, from S. Kings
town.
Schooner Mary, N,ckerson, from New York, with
-four, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sioop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Nafragansett. Williams, Taunton
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Gre snwich.
Sioop William & Horny. Soule, from Westport'
FRIDAY, November g..
Schooner Betsey s. Eliza, Baxter, from Boston.
with glass. m%ackarel, wine, &c. to Stimson * Hodg-
es, Dyers 8. Manton, WIN T. Simons, and others.
Schooner Chesapeake. Mallot, frcm Boston, with
merchandise.
Sloop VIM. II Allen, Pearso, Bristol
Sloop Lucy EmciIne, Sphinx, from Wexford.
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Having fortunately escaped collision, wo
dropped three anchors, and remained moored
till daylight. with lanterns at the mast head,
as signals of distress, which we hoped would
arrest the attention Of such vessels as might
pass us. At half past ten, a schooner hove in
sight, and observing our signals. bore down for
as, and casting anchor under our stern, waited
fore favourable opportunity to take us off the
wreck; but as night approached. and the wind
increased TO q gale, she left us, to make a har-
bour, and necessarily abandoned us to our
fate.
In the course Of the night, the wind lulled.
and the morning broke upon us, clear and
pleasant. Several sail of vessels were in sight,
but at a distance, and none appeared to notice
our wrecked and unmanageable Boat. At
seven, we discovered a Steam Boat under the
Come cticut shore, and at half past seven size
stood for us; and proved to be the Connecticut,
commanded by our townsman, the accomplish
ed and skillful Captain Comstock, who, with
i,is accustomed generosity, and well known
Hctl u ISiCNc tHc dFtICSScs VI ~ unioituuuic.
ranged along side, and having lashed the two
vessels together, put his wheels in motion, and
proceeded towards New-York.
1t is difficult TO describe the sensations pro-
diced by the timely appearance of the Con-
n~ecticut. Hearts that were sad, now leaped
for Joy, and the heretofore fearful eye ofbeauty
sparkied with delight, and the once pallid and
care worn cheek of the respondent Maraid,
assumed its wonted flush, and was again dim
pied with the smile of complaccncy, the uner-
ring emblem Of fear abandoned.
WANT of room, compeIs us TO omit the re-
mainder of the voyage till our next; but we
will state that we subsequently met with the
Steam Boat Fanny, Capt. Dawson. and took
passage in her for New London, where we ar
rived safely on Thursday morning, and taking
the stage, arrived in Providence the evening
Of the same day.]
q 1t is expc cted the Long Branch will be
repaired so as 10 resume her station on the
line, in abou. eight or ten days.
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THE TOKEN.

This day received, and for sale by
"UrCHENS & CORY, No. !, Market.
HI street. The Token, a Christmas and
New-Ycar's Present, embellished With superb
Eng2yings, and neatly bound III boards, with
guilt edges.
They have also for sale Just received a gen.
cral assortment Of Juvenile Books suited as
holiday presents TO children OF all ages.
Also, a few copies of the Atlaniic Souvenir,
richly ombellished the whcle Of which are
offered at the low est prices. Dec
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Dec1
REMOVAL.
w IA, EEDIROYD Ok SON

EHAVE removed from their former stand,
\ IL No. I, South M lin Street, TO the store
No. 7, Market Square, recently occupied by
Mr.. james II. Read, whore they will constant
" keep OH hand, a general assortment of gen.
linens clothing, which will be sold on the
most accommodating and reasonable terms.
They have just received, an additional sup
ply to their fall snd winter stock, which rem
ders their assortment complete, and will ena
BILE them to supply the orders that may be fur
nished by their friends and customers.
Also On hand, a general assortment OF
Cotton and Woollen Hosiery, Linen, &c. and
almost every article found in a Mcrccr's, Wool
len Draper S, and Merchant Tailor's Stores
Dec. 4.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

No. Ia, NORTH MAIN STREET.
EOSEpH II. MASON respectfully informs
- the public tina, he has opened a Shoe
Storo at No. Ii, North Main street, where 10
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment Of genIlemen's Boots ard Shoes; ladies'"
Prunella, Denmark Satin, aid Morocco 81 oea
and Dootees. together with a general assori-
men, of ch ildrens' Shoes, all Of which will le
sold on the most LIBERAL and accommodating
ems.
GG-J. r. NJ. having removed from his OIL
stand, and made a new Arrangement in his
business, particularly requests Il at oil peisor .
indebted TO him will make immediate pa, met,
October 10
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CARD.

The passengers Of the steam boat Long Branch,
last tender their thanks, to the officers and crew ofthe
boat, for their good conduct, during the time Of the
accident and for their subsequent attention to them,
also TO the Captain ofthe schooner Splendid of Sand
witch, for his cndeavours during the whole of the 9th,
90 render asssxtarce 10 them, which was impossible,
OH accou Mt of the weather's being very tempestuous.
To Captain Comstock, Of the steam boat Connecti-
cut, they feel peculiarly grateful for his promptness in
rcscuing them from their disagreeable situation when
discovered by him.
In behalf Of yourselves and thirty other passengers
Of the Long Branch.
EZRA CHAPPELL, New London.
w. TALCOTT, Ha rtfcrd.
S. N. RICHMOND, Providence,
New York, Nov. 18th, 1927
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FRUIT uILL-NoTRH PROVIDENCE.

TENHE occupant Of this fashionable place OF
4 resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the present
season. II is situated on an emincnce, which
commands a beautiful Jew of tho adj acent
country and it is admitted by all who have VS. t.
cd il, to DO Il delightful place of resort for those
in pursuit of ease and comfort: His Bar is sup
Piled with choice liquors, wines, Sc.:-his Ia
bic will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections Of The market: His very
commodious Hall is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable exercise for gentlemen
and ladies': his long Alleys in the best order for
the accommodation of those who will please
TO visit his house for recreation. A few Board
crs can DO accommodated.
PETER THoMP ON.
North-P Providence, Dec
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HNHE Washington Lodge Lottery, class
Il No. Is. will be drawn in this town, this
day.
Scheme-I prize of 10000; I do 1000; l do
1000; l do 800; l do 900: l do 500; l do
4 0; l do 800; l do 255; l do 200; 81 do so;
81 do 20; 81 do Is; 259 do 10; $3.50 do 5.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion, for sale at
BRADFORD'S,
Dec No. 6. North Main-st.
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CARD.

J.B. Wood, for himself, and the ether owners Of
tho steam boat LONG BRAyCH, tender their u~nfeign-
ed thanks to Captain WILLIAM CoMsrocK, Of the
steam toat Connecticut, for his kind attention and
assist ance in towing the BRANCH into New York
Also, they tonder their thanks to tho Captain and
crew ofthc schooner SPLENDID, Of Sandwich, and
Captain CHARLES DAWSON, OF The steam boat
FANNY, for their kind and interchangeable oxertions to
render assistance 10 tho LONG BRANCH, while in
distress.
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BAKER d StENCER'S
IST of the drawn numbers in the Maine
~ State Lottery, LIST class.
% q 20 81 Al %
Numbers ORA VII in the New York CONSOLE
dated Lottery, l tn class
"a 20 AZ "a 80
Combination IL % AZ, a prize of s sos was
sold besides a large number Of smaller ones,
the fortunate holders are invited 10 call and
renew their small prizes in The Washington
Lodge LOTTERY, which dra os this day. High
est prize 5000 dollarss. Lowest prize 8 dol
lars.
One quarter.
De-
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber, having received an assign
Il ment of all the property of scob e.
Gould, of Providence, housewright, in trust Cor
his creditors, gives notice to all concerned,
that he will receive their respective demands,
if offered within six months from this date, and
pay to them their respective dividends All
who refuse to comply with this request, are
Informed that they will be de ned any partici-
patton in said assignment.
CHARLES POTTER, I'd Assignee,
Dec 3w
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SUPERIOR WINES. &c.

FEvlIE subscriber has just received, a full srp-
d ply Of genuine Grocer e., among which
are, old Madeira, S,cily Madeira, Lisbon,
C~!arct, and Muscat Wines, white Current
Vines, hom ne vineyard Of Messls Dyers, a
very superior article .Aiso, every descrp ron
of Cordials Butter and Cheese, fresh fium
the celebrated Dairy Of widow Chaadlor -
Brandy, Rum Holland and American GIN;
loaf and lump Sugar, brown ditto TEAS old
and Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchore,
Caper, and Pouchong Ii,.rn first qnal5v
|evoitus C.g1rs together with every a:'.c!c
usually found in a genuine Grocery Store
ALSO,
Superior Cayendish Toblcco, Of four d!lc.-
ent descriptions, which has been pronounced
superior, by oil who have used IT A constant
supply of this article will q II times be ker
on hand ALDEN AR OLD
GOV "a Nos g and 10. South N.r-st
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NEXT TUESDAY.
GRAND State Lottery, No. 90, for the
IN erection OF a Fieo Bridge, to DO drawn
this town, on Tuesday nexl, Dec. 4
Seheme.-l prize Of 5000; I do 1900; l do
900; l DO 500; I do 400; I do 300; I do 200;
DO 1913; IL do 100; SO do 20; SO do l6; 10
% ~; 429 do 4; 4446 do e.. 5O5i prizes,
mount ng TO s2i ,2S5.
Whole Tickets, 2 dollars, halves ! dollar,
quarters so cents for sale at
ALIENS
Dec. l. No IL, Market-street
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LOOKING GLASSES,

"HARLES F. LEGGETT, Looking Glass
" and Picture Frame Manufacturer, has
constantly for sale, Looking Glasses at whole
sale and retail. Glasses made 10 order. Por-
traits, Prints, Ncedlcwork, &c SC. framed.
Old Glasses regilt. Pictures vanished, and oil
kinds of work appertaining TO tho business done
with nea,ncss and despatch. Country net,
chants supplied on liberal terms.
November Z. No. 2S North Main street.
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Forty-two numbcrs-five drawn ballots.
$3.50 prizes, amounting to :3i,44O.
Packages of Ii Tickets, embracing all the
combination numbers, warranted to draw at
least S25, may be had for $50; and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, parts in proper
ton, for sale at
FAME s. BURGESS
Dec Truly Lucky Office.
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Gt-GREAT LUX AT WOOD'S-N
I'm the 10Th Consolidated New York Lut-
4 terry, drawn on Wednesday last, viz.
Com. % 81 SO s. 1000 :, whole ticket.
Com. 27 80 ~ $500, whole ticket.
Com. 25 p AZ 500, whole ticket.
Com. Z rs 27 500, one quarter.
Com. Z 25 80 1000, one quarter.
Com. Z % 27 1000. one quarter.
Besides a large number of smaller denononi-
nations. Cash is ready for the fortunate hold
ers of the above prizes, as soon as presented
Numbers drawn
Z % 25 81 80 AZ
December 1.
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81 prizes, amounting TO 3l,4ao.
AZ number combination 5drawn ballots II,
G5-Packagcs of ii tickets, embracing ai
the combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least S25, may be had for $50, halves and
quarters IN proportion.
Whole tickets Is, parts in proportion, for
sale at BAKER & sPENCER'S,
Canal LOTTERY oFce, 3 10, Canal street.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

yNyHE sub scr Der respectfully informs the
public. that he has taken room No, so,
wes,minster-st. a few doors west OF the ar
cade, aud at tho corner of Orange -sireet,where
he will DO happy to wait on those who may
favor him with their patronage; and hopes by
as,'dnity and attention 10 business. TO merit a
share Of the patronage Of the public.
Hair cut, razors honed and set on the most
accommod ting terms: and all orders executed
without delay. ALHLfi "Lhi
no. 10 9n
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THIS DAY.

Lo,pest Prize s Dolldrs-Tickets "a.
EATAsHINGTON LODGE Lottery, Class
No l3.
PAINE & BURGESS, agents for the man
ayers. To be drawn in Providence, This Day,
Dec. Isl.
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NEXT WEDNESD.HY
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
VHNENTH class To be drawn at Richmond,
IL on Wednesday next.

Whole Tickets 5 dollars, and shares in pro-
portion, for sale at
CLARK'S
r. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office No. 4
Union Buildings, up stairs.
DG-Bank notes examined GRATIs-and all
kinds Of uncurrent Bank notes exchanged on
the most accommodating terms.
Please call as above. Dec ]
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FROM QUIZ CORR ~spoSDkkT.
WARREN, Nov. 20
Sailed on Monday, briggs Blossom, Wardwell, New
Orleans; New Colombia, Collins, Matanzas; james,
Cole, dc; Zephyr, Baron Havana
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CLEARED

CLEARED,
Brig New York, Thorp, Hayt-by Humphrey &
Everett.
.Schr Domestic, Hall, Philadelphia-by Royal
Farnum.
u. L. sloop Hun'y"se. Hea,h. Now York.
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TIES DAY.

Lopest prize fire dollars. Tickets 4 dollars
VIVA HlNGT0N Lodge Lottery, class l3,
w TO be drawn in Providence, This Day.
December LIST.
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SALES ar AUcTxoM.
BY MARTIN sTODDARD.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
IN Wednesday next, Dec. 5th, al 9 and 2

Nm Wednesday next, Dec. 5th, At 3 and 2
" O'Clock, at Office No I, Market square,
on Q months credit. for satisfactory endorsed
notes payable at Bank. by order Of Ass snoc,
the stock Of a retailer unfortuHAte in business,
consisting Of BROOD cloths, Cassinseros, Satin
cts, Blankets, Fianntls, Bombazstts, CALI
Goes, Furniture Cnintz Vcstings Tartan Piaids.
CambrIcs, hirtiDgs and Sheeungs, IRISH Lm-
ems, Damask Diapers. Buckskin and Paris
KID Gloves, Book MusIins, cotton and silk
Hdkfs Chintz and Cashmere shawls, black
and "hite Lace Wells. Suspenders, Stockings,
Ribbons, Buttons, banp up Cords, Tabby Vel
Stripes Umbrellas, Devonshire Kersey Yarn
Drawers, woollen and cotton ~tocKings, Sc.
&c. all Of which viii be sold without the leas,
reserve.
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VESSELS .sPoEEN.
Slst Oct. lat rs IL, long g. 10, schr Louisa Ann
Davis, fin Gloucester. for Portr Rico.
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10 LET.

HnSn A conrenient Tenement in Meeting
s.sSG Street for a smaH family, consisiin. .
Two rooms fronting on sad Street, with lo,e'
ing rooms. store room, cellir room, g.. Lea-
reasonable. and possession given sbooi Tho l.t
Of December. Apply at this Office.
nov
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MOTTO K.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
n r. EVANS Lectures will be delivered
I'VE on the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday, commencing at 7 O'Clock.
~Terms-Single Tickets to the Course 81 Z.
Tickets to admit a gentleman and lady, 3 80.
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores
of A. s. Beckwith, Hu'chens a. Cory, and at
the door of Mechanics Hall.
nov 81
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x4.sfse STEPHEN +. MILLS & Go.
g date Prince g. Milis,) have for
ESYESs2s sale at their old American Nursery,
A Flushing Landing. near New-York.
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian, Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. The selections
of the varieties and additions are Of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with a
general assortment Of flores Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs &C.; Peach 7rees-a large
assortment of Peach Trees, Of vigorous
gtowths. and pcrfec city healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are ptopagated from
such Exotic or American varieties rs have be-
come most celebrated. Tae prices Of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street,
Providence, II. l. (where catalogues may DO
had) will be particularly attended TO.
HENRY G.. CARPENTER, Agent.
October II tt
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