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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-05
THE GREAT INDIA
w DANCE

WILL be performed by Six Oneida In
w dams, al the Franklin Hall, IN Proyi-
deDcc, TIL EVEN e., Dec. o.
These western Iadians. having heard that
the citizens of Providence, nave been imposed
upon b. some Indians from tho east, who
pretended 10 perform The War Dance, when
they know nothing about IL, take this oppor.
tunIty to infrom the inhabitants Of provIde.,ee,
that they have performed Oh .he stage, in The
New York and Boston Theatres, and nave
gained the appreciation Of Tho largest and
most respectable houses.
Admittancc % cents Tickets TO DO had at
the Bar, aud at the door of the Hall, Per-
formandes TO at 7 O'CLOCK, precise
Iy. lee
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES

YEyIiE Medicine Eow offered to Tie public,
Fl is ono which has been fully subjected Ia
the iufall.blc test Of experience; and in ever,
instauce where it has been fairly tired, las
been attended with tic most complete success.
In some Of the cases, Tie patents had tc.n
labouriug under the disease for years, ard d;r.
ing that period had received the best n.edica'y
advice, and had even undergone a pain fri
surgical operation, without permanent ndsar.
t,gc. It's not Qlke those usually ad, ertiscd,,.
offered 90 a certain cure Tor n lorg catalogue
Of disc ises, bUt tnosc afflicted with It's tori-
plant, for which alone it is recommended, nis,A
rely with confidence Upon obtain g rciief,evcru
in its worst forms, in a short time; and they
themselves are the best JUDGES of the imporv
lance Of suth Il remedy. Price 60 cents. Ter.
box, with directions signed by tic proprici CT.
Prepared and sold at HENRY Cor SIsH'a.
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. A'so.
for sale by
DR.. C. VI. dillingham;,
No. Z, South Main street, sign Of tro Go.ten,
Mortar, Providence, II. l.
July 81. 6n4Sew.
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Nc,c and Fashionable

's'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
.ARCHAR s. HHTCH, No. 8, Market
IL Square, have just received, a full and
fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased in New York, which they now offer
for sale among which are -
Super blue, black, brown. olive, steel mixed,
green and claret BROADuLOTHs. Of every
shade. Blue, black, drab, white, bLi, mixed
and brown CASSIMERES.
Drab Fcarnaughts and Outfits, green Book
ings and Serges; Flanneis; lambs wool and
worsted Shirts and Drawers; beaver, dog, and
buckskin Gloves, ~toilcnet, corded, silk, striped
Valencia Vestings & very superior %articIe;)
plain black, and striped silk, and silk Vest
ings; Hosiery of every description; Cravat
Pads Ga new a%rticle) superior flag and BAN
danna H,ndk erchiefs; brown Linens; Dlck,
Tilloting, and Paddings; patent Springs for
IT, October Z.
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~"CRANBERRY CLUB"

TIME members OF the very ancient and lon
III or ,blc society, known in Europe by tie
name Of the Cranberry Club. a branch Of which
has recently and legally been established IN
this Stale, are directed 10 meet on the west
bank of the Scekonk River, on the LIST day Of
January, 1928, to make such arrangements as
4 Knight Of the Order OF the Double Headed
Eagle, and Of the Garter. A punctual attend
ancc is ordered and demanded, by Sir john
Sylvester, Of the order Of the Bath, Sc. ne
BY the President pro tenn.
r r. ORSUATSTONE Secretary.
December !. lpaid for.1
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L SHOE STORE.

No. IL, NORTH MAIN STREET.
JOSEPH r. MASON respectfully informs
~ the public that he has opened a Shoe
Store at No. Ia, North Main street, where he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment Of gentlcmen's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
Prunclla, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Bootecs, together with a general nssor,-
ment of ch ildrens' Shoes, oil of which will be
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
crms.
COL. r. NJ. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests tina; all persons
indebted to him will make immediate payment.
October 10
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SUPERIOR WINES, sc.


VUNIIE subscriber has just received, a full sup
IL ply Of genuine Grocer cs, among which
are, old Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Lisbon,
Claret, and Muscat Vines, white Curran;
Wines, from tho vineyard Of Mossrs. Dycrs, a
very superior article Also, ovcry description
Of Cordials- Butter and Cheese, fresh from
the celebrated Dairy Of widow Chandler 60
Brandy, Rum, Holland and American Cir:
loaf and lump Sugar, brown ditto TEAS old
and Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong,
Caper. and Pouchong 10000 first quality
Neveitus Cigars together with every article
usually found in a genuine Grocery Store.
ALSO,
Superior Cavendish Tobacco, of four differ
ent descriptions, which has been pronounced
superior, by all who have used it "A constant
supply of this article will at all times be kept
hand ALDEN AR NOLD
Nov II. Nos 8 aud 10, South Main-si
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HOLMES & M'CUIIOCH.

NHE Brewery, under the superintendent
Il of Holmes y M'Culloch, is nov in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a worry extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold OH the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at thor doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest con5tantly on hand, TO
supply customers. San octol OF 10
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VESSELS

VkbSELS oFUkENs
22d ult off Cape Ha,teras, .car Mary, Hathaway,
Sin Newport, for Elizabeth City-had cut away her
foremost. and had four feet of water IN the hold.
Sd ult Ia: ~ 80. long 66, ship Boy, Greene, from
Hamburg, for Newport.
Oct 9Th, lat sc, long =, ship Ann s Hope: Esdel,
Of this port, l day I'm CadIz, for Canton.
Sept Z, lat z, 40, N long 20, ship Edward, Of this
port, ~ days Cut. bound to the Pacific.
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THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
"ILL DO drawn the 10Th class Virginia
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Highest Prize.
Schcme.-l prize of sI6, 90; l Of 1000; l
of 25OJ; ! Of IT'S f; l Of 1900; l Of 1886; 4 OF
1000; 6 of 500; 10 of ESQ; 10 Of 200; 20 OF
100; 46 of 80; 4G OF 40; 46 Of 30; 80 Of Is;
zoos of 10; $3.50 OF 5.-962i prizes amounting
to 100 ZIG.
Tickets IS, and parts in proportion, to be
obtained IN a variety Of numbers, either by the
package or single, at our Office, No. 33, Mar
ket street.
EVANS 8, CO.
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EVANS g. cos
IST Of Numbers in the WASHINGTON
IL LODGE LOTTERY.
10 p IL 81
The holders of prize Tickets are respectful
ly invited to call and receive their cash, or
have them renewed in another Lottery and
are also informed that the 10th class Of the
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
will be drawn This Day. at j Richmond. High
est Prize, $4,000.
Whole Tickets 8 doll ars, shares in popor-
ton, for sale at
EVAN & co.
Dec 8. 33, Market is
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DIR. CHAMBERS CURE FOR INTEM-

10 large framed Looking Glasses. Sc. Sc.
DIR. CHAMBERS CURE FOR INTEM-
PERANGE. 3
FE-HE subscriber, on the leceasc Of the late
n DR.. William ChambGrs, took into HE
possession the personal estate Of the deceased,
aud found prepared a large Quantity Of IL.
Chambers Remedy for In;empcranoc.
lie hereby Informs Inc public, that he has
disposed of all the medicine so found, TO DR.
James Ii. Hart, and Mr.. andrew M. Fann:pg,
OF this city.
la making this disposition, the subscriber
has been actuatcd by a due regard to tie .nter-
osts Of The heirs OF the iDtcstate, as we'll rs
from a wish to give The most extensive use TO
the virtues Of The discovery whatever they nay
be; and he can further add, with confidence,
tina, the gentlemen who VIII hereafter be the
vendors OF the Remedy for IntcmperaEcc, rs
prepared by the inventor, have been intimately
connected with DR.. Chambers in his life time,
have been his agents in compromising the med
icine, and are acquainted with its composition.
SlLVANUS MILLER,
Public Admin,strato. &c
(G- The medicine Will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers, WHO alore are IA
possession OF the or .g;nal recipe Of the iny,n
tor, at The Office Of tho late DR.. c in tee base
mcnt story of Rutgers Medical College, in
IJuan -s'rcet ,cast sue OIL HroauWay, apd allie
medical store of Dr. Hart, corner Of Broadway
and Chamber street, three doors f om WASH
ingion Hall, Now York.
The astonishing success which this EnmcSx
has obtained IN restoring habitual. incbria;es 10
sobricty, has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction. and supcrsedes the Necessity of
any further comment.
Tao remedy is as innocent as il ie cfIectrai;
so much so, that II is Of. en- given 10 chilcrcn in
tcbrile complaints, end frequently used as Il
family medicine for Dyspepsia, SC. AL! than
is required, TO cnsrrc is specific effect, is to
abide strictly by the directions. 1t is put up
in packages sufficient Tor one individual cure,
and accompanied with ample directions for Us
Use, signed in the handwriting of the subscri-
bers, without which none are genuine. We are
induced to adopt this measure, as in conse-
qucnco Of The great celebrity which DR.. Cham
bcrs' medicine has obtained, there have beer,
and doubtless will be, many spurious imita-
tons. On enclosing TO US the usual price, SIS,
postage paid, the medicine can be sent BY
mail. To those-wLo are unable to pay, on
personal application of tie individual Mt orr
Office, the medicine will be administered gra-.
tbs. AMES IL. HART, VI. II.
A. NJ. TANNING,
Successors IF W;llam ChamLcrs.
A supply Of the above celebrated Medicine
is re ceived and for sale by SMITH T. PAR
MENTER, Cadet Office, and u S. CARTEE.
Whtmans' block. Warranted genuine.
August 25.
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NWR. EVANS Lectures will be delivered
lvA on the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday, commencing OF = O'Clock.
Terms-Sitglc Tickets 10 tho Course 81 5 4.
Tickets to admit a gentleman and lady. 3 80.
Tickets may be obtained at the Bookstores
Of A.. S. Bockwith, iiuichcn' 8 Corv, a1i n.
the door Of Mechanic Uin.
roy 81
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ALBUMS

UST received an assortment Of ladies Al
- buns in rich binding, containing from
twenty five TO fifty elegant copperpiate de-
signs. Ladies and gentlemen, are respectfully
invited TO cal! and examine this superb article.
For sale by HUTCHENS T. CORY.
December s.. No. 1. Market street,
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The ship Gen. Hamiitnn, Pearcc, Of this port, arr
at Mntna's VIneya ard, on Saturday evening, ia ds
fin Manila; having been 80 DIS on the coast. OF
Cape Huttcras, about 20 DIS since, in the night, dur
ing a heavy gale, came IN contact with the schooner
Prince. from Portland, for St Domingo Before they
cleared each other, both We sels were considerably
damaged. Tho ship Washington, Salisbury, Of this
port, arr at Canton, fin Gibraltar, about 18th May
Up at Warren, ship William, ALLEN, for Ma.anzas;
brig Brothers, Smith, do.
1t Is reported that the steam boat Linnpus, Peck
won't ashore IL miles this side Of New Haven. on
Friday las;, on her passage I'm N York to Hartford.
1t Was thought she would biige. Passengers and crew
saved.
Up at Savannah. Doth ult sloop Mercy. for this
port.
CID At Wilmington, 2lst nit brig Amstell, Brow
nell, Of this port, for Cuba; schr Adams, Biglcy, Of
Newport, Martinique; Fame, Brighiman, Of tins
port, St Barts.
A the Texol, Oct 18th, ship Wm Baker, Tilling-
hast, Of this port, FIN Alexandria.
Arr at Baltimore, 9th ult schr M,nns, Dcnns, I'm
Newport; sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, ncnce.
The George, fin Newport, was ashore At Mobile
Point, "a ult-uncertain whether she would DO got
of.
Arr at Charleston, 22d ut schr Cleaner, Miller,
I'm Newport.
Cid Ut New Orleans, 3oth Oct WIN. Wallace, for
this port.
AT New Orleans. 9Th ut brig Union, Clinton, of
Newport, I'm Mobile; Pomona, Newton, Of do; An
telepc, Vincent. I'm this port. Cid brig Crawford,
Luther, Of Warren, for Charleston.
Ship Eibc, Litlcfeld, Of Newport. was to sail I'm
London, 9Th Oct for Gottenburg.
Arr at New Orleans, 9th ult schr Mary Ann. Burr
I'm Warren.
A Amsterdam, 18th Oct Adclinc, Harding, Nor.
folk.
AZ Hamburg, 18th Oct Bramin, Higgins, Virgin
At Cuxhaven, l7ih Oct Laura, Mellish, Rio.
Arr at Liverpool, 18th Oct Loonidas, GirLcr,
fin Richmond.
The Honqu,, Of Boston, sailed I'm Gravesends on
Goth Oct for Canton.
AT Bremen, 18th Oct Henrietta, Gaticn, B,hu.
more.
No Am vessels at Csrihagcna, 7hu lt.
Al 81 Ubes, Oct 9th, barque Columbus. Of Port
land, loadins-the only Am.
At Vera Cruz, 18th ult ship Virginia, Collins. for N
York, 10Th, schr II gfiet Sophia, lstiel, " ORLEANS.
discbg. The frigatc L'bcttad, and brig Guorreor AR
on the 18th.
Sailed I'm New Orleans, 9Th ui brig Baltic, ior
Have.
No Am vessels at Trinidad, Cnba, LIST u'..
Cant. Powers, OF brig Palmer, nj Boston. fom
I.cphorn and Gibraltar, spoke on The Oh Ocf a icN
i,asuc, above gibraltar, q full te.ed s's, ffccn bot
tam, 2 Is I'm Malaga, for this po-ii saw her nest
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SALES ar I'll
BY MARTIN sTODDARD.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY, Dec. 9th, at 8 and 2 o'clock,

Office No I, Market square.
On 6 months credit for satisfactory endorsed
notes, payable at Bank by order Of Assigqsc,
the stock Of a retailer. unfortunate in bus,Hess,
consisting Of Broodcloibs. Cassin,eres, Susin-
crts, Blankets, Flann.ls, Bombazetts, CALI
Goes, Furniture Chintz Vestings Tartan Plnids
Cambr,cs, . 'rtiDgs and Sheetings, Irish Lii5
ems, Damask Diapers. Buckskin and Par:s
KID Gloves, Book MuslIns, cotton and sIit
Hdkfs CI.intz and Cashmere sbawls. black
and white Lace Wells. suspenders, Stockings.
Ribbons, Buttons, banp up Cords, Tsbby Veil
vet, Rntmetrs. cotton Checks, Cinghsms md
Stripes Umbrellas, Dcronshire Kersey. Yarn
drawers, woollen and cotton toekings, &c.
&c. all Of which viii be sold without the Iras.
reserve.
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WOODLAND FOR SALE.

NOR sale, a Lot of Woodland, situated in.
l. Johnson, about seven miles froa, Pro,i-
dencc, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin Rar-
dali, aud Daniel Waterman Esgsires.. The.
growth consists of oak and walant timber,
young, and particularly wall adapted to the,
Providence market. Purchasers can be ac-
coinmoda,od with any portion Of the Timber,
from one TO twenty ACRES, on tho most REASON
able terms. Apply to The subscr her, in c,tu-
alto Or. L. residing sear David Philips Eav-.
ern on the old ConnecticIt Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
fci,uitc. Novembet 90 "
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BEEF.
kA Barrels Prime Beef, landing from sloop
OO General Battey,-for sale by
SLATER, WARDWELL f. co.
December g..
FOR A T II PORT.

BIN The staunch and fast sailing schr.
N2k OTTER Capt HApDocx, burthen
about 900 barrels, will take freight very low ,
for any southern Port, will be ready to receive
a cargo this day, for freight or passage apply
10 tho Captain on board, at +. Dyer's wharf,
or to SLATER, WARDwELL & co.
nov 20
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VA PROOF BOOTS.

W.ATER PROOF BOOTS.
HALL Il MITCHELL respectfully inform
IL then friends and the public that they
continue at their o!. stand, No. 2i, Chcapside,
where they still continue to carry on the Shoe
making business as usual. They Likewise take
this opportunity to tender their sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage they have received,
and solicit n continuance; DIS nothing hall be
wanting on their part, TO give satisfaction
They furthermore inform the public, that they
make Water Proof Boots, n tLing much to be
desired in the winter season, and warrant them
to be perfectly water tight.
A first rate Workman wanted.
N. b. Particular attention paid to mend
ing. nov. Z
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LINE RO;k ELLIS.

3 ETLLS Of tie Lime Rock and Burrii,y.lle
-4& Il ms, will be received with other c,ir-
rent Money, a. one quarter per cent discoun,
at ALIENS
nov 81 Exchange Office, ~, Marke,-st
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FRO OUR coRkLs. paoAsf.
NAtnCN, Dec. 4.
Sailed yesterday, briggs Busy, Barton, Matanzas;
Charles Fdwcett, Greene, Havana.
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THIS DAY.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
\ENTH class To be drawn at Richmond,
Il This Day.

"hoIc IIcKets D dollars, and shares III pro-
portion, for sale at
CLARK'S
X. l. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No. 4
Union Buildings, up stairs.
R'bank notes amine GRArIs--and all
kinds Of uncurrent Bank notes exchanged on
the most accommodating terms.
Please call as above. Dec 8
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WdSHLVJ TOW LODGE LOTTERY,
CLASS No. II. PAINE & BURGESS,
~ Agents for the Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday, Jan. 5th.
Scheme. Il prize of $4,000; l Of 1000; I of
1885; | Of 1000; | Of 500; I of 700; I of GOO;
1 Of o; l Of 400; l Of 800; 10 of IO"; 80 of
so; 80 Of 20; 80 Of 20; 10 of Is; 70 of 10;
3i2 Of 8; 4446 of 4.
As numbers 6 drawn ballots. 505l prizes,
amounting to Ss42, 67d.
Packages of Is Tickets, embracing all the
combination numbers, warranted 10 draw ut
least $24, may be had for $50; and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and quarters I, for
sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
Dec Truly Lucky OF'cc.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
SECOND Class. To be drawn IN Washing
- ton City, OH Wednesday Dec. IL.
Scheme.-i prize Of $50, 90; | Of 1000; |
Of 1000; l of 1925; . of 1000; 5 Of COO; 10 OF
300; ~ Of $50; 1 of 100; 81 ofSr; 5i of 10;
81 of SO; 81 Of 10: 81 of 40; i02 OF 80; 1853
of 20; 1926 of 10; li475 OF s.
go Number Lottcry--9 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets 9 dollars, shares IN proper
ton, for sale at
CLARK'S
X. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office,
No 4, Union Buildings, up stairs.
Dec 5.
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

UST received, a splendid assortment Of
ID black, white, and grey; a part of them Of
a very superior quality : for sale low. nj No.
81, Markcts,. WM r. ALDRICH.
Novcmbe, 90.
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$40 600 PRIZE.

n L. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
H. I'D class 81 number combination, 8
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
January 8.
seheme.--l prize Of $40, 900; of 25o2; I
Of lll2; s Of 1000, 10 Of 500; ~ Of 200; rs
Of l02; As Of I 90 Of 2 ; 1850 Of 8; $3.50
Of 4.-9624 prizes; 1880 blanks; 2i,s04
Tickets at So, -S74,4i2.
J. b. WOOD, and
YATES & MINTIRE, anagors.
Tickets and parts in a great variety OF mum.
bcrs for sale by j. ID. WOOD. For fifty, and
over. scheme price So; retail 81 shares in
proportion. December i.
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IHAiAs &C. Al Al .tiU..
TOMORROW. Dee. 9th, ut half past 10
o clock, in front Of office No. I, Marae,
Square
100 N. Y. manufactured chairs in fine order,
2 cases Mems Water Proof Hats.
100 boxes Seg.rs.
10 large framed Looking Glasses. Sc. Sc.
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THIS DAY
THNHE 10th class of the Virginia State Lot
Il terry, will be drawn this day, in Rich
mond, Virginia.
Seheme.-l prize Of sl6,0 o; do 400
l do $500; l do 1850; l do 1850; l do 1856;
l do l, 90; 6 do 500; 10 do $50; 10 do 200
2p do 100; 46 do so; 46 do 40; 46 do so; 81
do Is; lO4s do 10; $3.50 do. 5.
Tickets s dollars, and shares in proprtion-
for sale by HUTCHENS & CORY.
No. |, Market-squarc.
Drawn Numbers in the Goth Glass Grand
State Lottery:
"a 81 33 IL l6 27
December s.
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TENEMENT TO LET.

n.TNs;f6 A convenient Tenement in Meeting
l...iA Street for a small family, consisting OF
two rooms fronting on sad Street, with lodg-
ing rooms, store room, cellar room, &c. Rent
reasonable, and possession given aboo, the LIST
OF December. Apply at this Office.
nov If
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Novembet 20

ANDING tam sloop Rising Sun - I0S
~ Bills Phclp 2 GIN; ~ do Gates do = fot.
sale by GEO; s RATHDONE.
nov %
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LADIES' CUKLS AND FRIZETTES.
UST received by the subscriber at No. rs.
- Market street. a general assortment of
French Curls and Clusters, Of the most fash
ionable kinds. f.. i. MILLER.
Oct 10
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LOTTERY NOTT;E,

gEVIIE subscriber, at No AZ, Ctcu ps,dc, in
n tends keeping Lottery Tickets for sslc,
in various Lotteries, on the mcsl fayogaLla
terms. An Prizes sold by him all be pad,
whenever the Tickets are presented, w%i;ious
discount. EATU ". MskCY.
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u. L. sloop Superior, Ctid. New York.
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PORT OF ~PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY,, Dec.
Brig Enterprise, Briggs, 8 days from Charleston,
with cotton and sugar, to G. c. Mowry, z. Lothrop,
and others. Passengers, Captain Joseph Lewis,
Christ. M. Williams, and $. Gushee, Jr.
Steam boat Conncrticut, Comstock, from New
Vork
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Trustees Sale,

10 virtue of two deeds Of trust, executed by Isaac
I'D Henry and Judith his wife, to the subscribers,
bearing date the 18th day of October 1922, and duly
recordedin the Clerks Office Of the county of Prince
William, and for the purposes in the said deeds men,
toned, We shall offer at public auction, for cash, At
Brentsve, in the county Of Prince William, on Jio
day the 18th Of February merit, the Tract of Land on
which the said Henry at present resides lying in the
county ofPrince william, containing Three Hundred
and Thirty Acres, more less-t being the tract of
land which the said Henry purchased Of Robert II,
Carter, decd. AS shall sell the foregoing proper
ty trustees no other title will be conveyed than
vested in us by the deeds Of trust aforesaid
EDMUND BROOKE,
jan Its STUART G. THORNTON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-15
Land for Sale

In pursuance of the last will of Sarah Lane, deceas-
Il ed, late Of Fairfax county, shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder at Fairfax Courthouse, the Sc.
cond Monday in September nett, being the first da. Of
Fairfax Superior Court on credit Of twelve, eighteen
and twenty -four months, about
Three Hundred Heres Of Land,
In said county, near FryngPan, about one mile from
the Little River Turnpike Road, and adjoining the
lands OF Mr. Alexander rurey, and c. c. Stuart. The
improvements on SAID land are a large convenient
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house and Stables
ALSO, ALL THE LANDS
she owned in the state ofKenucky, supposed to be a.
bout 600 acres The purchaser to give bond with ap.
proved security and deed of trust said lands to Sc
cure the payment. G. MILAN,
auglS Administrator Of Sarah Lane, decd.
e. The above Sale is post
poned to the third Monday in January nert.
dec 28-dts & N. Admir-.