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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

Judge Fanks.-Phe committee, for the inves-
tisaton of the conduct Of fudge Franks, proceeded
to discharge their duties on Tuesday last. Mr..
Meredith moved to expunse the charges relating
10 the private conduct of the Judge, but decision
upon the motion was deferred On Wednesday
morning, Judge Franks advanced some reasons fer
asking the committee TO postpone the hearing of
witnesses, the principal Of which was, that he
had not been able to obtain the attendance OF his
counsel. Calvin Blythe. of Miflin county, that
gentleman being in attendance at the court of Un
ion county. when the messenger he had sent for
him arrived at his place of residence. He expec ed
MIR. Blythe in day or two.
The committee determined to go on with the
investigation, with the understanding that if any
points of contest, with regard to the admission of
testimony, should occur, they would be laid over
until the arrival of the Judges counsel. Messrs
John Roberts. John NJ. Foster, G. w. Har-
ris. Samuel Douglas, Mordeca NIcKenney.
Samuel Shoch. Thomas Elder and Nicholas b.
Wood, of the Harrisburg bar, gave their testimony
in relation to the official conduct of the Judge
Mr.. Blythe appeared on Friday. as the counsel OF
Judge Franks. MIR. George Fisher attends as
counsel for the accusants, VIZ. the commissioners
OF Dauphn county. Harrisburg Chronicle.
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About sunset on Saturday last desperate at
tempt to escape was made by number of the Con-
victs IN the Penitentiary. One of them had by
some means procured an old muske;, with which
ne fred at and wounded one of the sen ines on
guard this was the signal to the other convicts in
the plot, and several oil them, having obtained
ladder, attempted to scale the wall They were
opposed by the Principal Keeper and his Assist
ants, who acted the occasion with praise
worthy energy and ffmness. The Principal Keep
or, Mr.. Williams, knocked down, bruised
and badly cut. One of the convicis was shot in
the face during the contes; within the building
Only two of lhem named Pulaski and Moffeti, got
beyond the walls being clogged with irons they
were soon overtaken; but having provided them
selves in their retreat with fire arms and refusing
to surrender, they were both shot dead.
.MtliedgeuiHe Journal
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Extract of letter from Virginian in Mexico, to
his brother in Winchester, dated,

Extract of letter from Virginian in Mexico, to
his brother in Winchester, dated,
City of Merico, Sept. 1926.
Las, Saturday was the anniversary Of indepen-
dence in this country. On Friday, the sodery,
to the amount of several thousand, paraded in
from of the palace, in the grea, square of the
city, where was built for the occasion temple
OF Independence, with the goddess of Liberty
seated thereon the whole richly painted and
gilt.
Saturday was ushered in by fine display OF ar
tilleIy and small arms. The artillery, infantry,
rifle and horse regiments, met at twelve o'clock
and formed grand procession, with the different
military bands playing, and banners flying, and
proceeded from the palace by the temple of nde-
pendence through the public street,, and back to
the public square In the afternoon the procession
visited the gardens public walks, hich most
elegant, containing fountains, water works, and
every decoration OF nature and art. Hundreds of
COACHES and horses were outside, and thousands oil
people Oh foot. At night there grand dis
play OF fireworks surprising all description and al
most all imagination. In addition 10 this there
was general illumination al night, with Teasing
and dancing, and through the day ringing Of bells
from one hundred and eighteen churches and other
public buildings, which mace all attempts TO hear
any thing else almost impossible. On the whole
was highly delighted and have fiattering hopes of
this becoming great aud enlightened nation in
time.
The inhabitants of Mexico very polite, and
generally hospitable. The manner in which they
have been educated brings many to an untimely or
disgraceful end, as but few days pass without some
public execution. The laws are somewhat rigid
and but little time is spent in the distribution OF
justice on those who deserve punishment. As TO
religion, all strangers are as free from compulson
TO hear mass, or confess or any hing else as they
are In the Urited States, excep, some compliance
at times Tor poeness. Bait. Fed. Guz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

GOVERNOR SHULZE.-Whiie at Har-
rsburg last Spring, tsays the Editor OF the Brad,
ford Settler,) as Delegate to the Convention
which assembled at that place to make aomina-
tion for Governor, we thought it incumbent upon
Us TO ascertain the opinions of Mr.. Shuze with
respect to the Presidential election which we did
to our own satisfaction. He is in favor Of peace
and quietness- he wishes to permit the admins,ra-
traIion to 60 on in its own way until the election
draws near; when he thinks it will be the proper
time for Pennsylvania to take her stand. He was
decidedly in favor of Gen. Jackson at the late cleo
ton, and took some pains to advocate his preten-
tons by writing to his friends in different parts
Of the State and especially in Lebanon county.
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TRUST SHE

ote; The Professor of Medicine by permission Of a.,
DC o. Fise's, VIII take few private pupils from ao,or-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22
GUM ELASpIC-oo

India Rubber Shoes and O~rer-Sh.es:
vHVlIE subscriber respectfully informs tho
a public, that he has constantly on hand,
a full and very general supply Of Gum Elastic,
or India Rubber Shoes and ~Over-Shoes, which
he will dispose Of on the most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements TO import
The Gum Elastic directly from Fara, he is en-
abled TO sell it at lower rates. than airy other
person in N~ew-Engiand, and invites desiers to
make him a call.
The utility and great benefits derived from
the use Of these Shoes, has been folly tested.
by many Of tho most respectable CITIZENS oS
this country. and as a Pc tentative against tho
cold and wet, are esteemed decidedly superior
to leather. In a climate like ours, sub,ect Ia
great changes, il is important to keep the feet
warm and dry; aud nothing, thus far, has been
found equal to tho Gum Elastic. Tho shoe 10
light, elastic, pleasant 10 the foot, and paric-
ularly calculated for ladies.
Orders ffom any part Of the country. will DO
promptly attended TO, If directed to
STEPHEN c. SMITH,
No. 70, wcstminster-st. Providence, n. I,
November IS.
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Ia this town. ON Tuesday last. Mr.. John
Smith Of S~mith6sid. aged 81. "A revolutionary
soldier.
On Wednesday morning. Roby Gsrauld.
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Burrows. eyed Is
months.
On Thursday. Mn. Sarah franklin, widow
Of the late Mr.. Asa Franklin in the S6th year
Of her age. Funeral this sfteruoon At half
past 2 o'clock, from No. l Mathowson street.
In OlneyviIle. on the ioth inst. Mrs. Tabba-
thy Fsnner, wife Of Mr.. Samuel Fsnner, in tho
6ath year Of her age.
In Scituate. Mr.. Edward Searle, in tho elst
year Of his age.
In Taunton, Miss Harriet Prentiss aged rs.
In Cambridge, MASS Mr.. James whitney,
aged FL.
In Newport. Mr.. John Rodman. aged a.
Mrs. Alice Morgan, aged SO.
In WEXFORD, on Thursday last, John Horny,
infant SON Of Mr.. Lewis Thomas.
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MANUFACTURERS HOTEL.

MANUFACTURERS HOTEL.
vENHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
Il friends and the public that they have
formed a connexion in business as innholders
under the firm and style Of
E. TINGLEY g. co.
And have taken possession oftbat we'll known,
central, commodi Gus. house with it's appurte-
nances, on the east side Of Market Square,
lately occupied by Mr.. ]. Wilder, and called
the MANUFACTURERS HOTEL, where
they arc now ready to receive and accornmo-
date all who may incline to become their
quests, assuring them that the most faithful
and assiduous attention shall DO devoted 10
their comfort, wants and wishes.
The pleasant and convenient situation OF
the house, and its extensive accommodations
arc too well known to require a particular ae-
count. 1t has Just Undergone a thorough rs
pair, with various in error Improvements; Q
new shed has been erected, and a large stable
put in complete and excellent order. And az
the proprietors are determined not to be out
done in attention to the convenience, fare and
enjoyments of their guests, they are encourage
ed ia hope that they shall be sustained in their
endeavors by q propofiiona'S share of publ.e
patronage. ELISHA TiNGLEY,
Essex SPENCER. ,
Oct 13tf
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NO. "a, MARKET SQUARE.

4 T this old established Grocery. may at
"A present, be found an uncommo assort-
ment Of Wines, Teas and foreign Fruits.
Old Madeira; Madeira; Sicily Madeira
Sherry; Lisbon; Old Port; Catalonia; Claret
Malaga, M isca; and other Wines.
Hyson, Young Tyson, Tyson Skin, Pou-
chong, Souchong and Houchong Teas.
New Fruits. Bunch and plain Muscatel,
Malaga and Smyrna Raisins. Figs, Prunes,
Almonds, F,lberts, CItron, Olives and Capers.
Spirits, choice old Cognac Brandy. jamaica
Rum, ST. Croix Rum, Holland and American
Gin, Columbian Whiskey, N. Z. Rum.
Spices, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Allspice, Ginger and Pepper.
Sugars = Loaf, Lump, Havana White, and
Browns.
Also-Day & Martins, and warren's Lon
don Backing, Hazen's Paste and Smith's Wa
ter Proof Backing; hoe Brushes; Lorillard's
Maccoboy, Rappee and Scotch Snuff; Lori
lard's. Rlell's aud Billings Chewing Tobacco;
Lump, Cavendish, Twist and Negro Head To-
bacco, and Spanish and American Tobacco
for smoking; Spanish and American Segars;
London and American Mustard, India Soy;
Citsup; fresh Sweet OIL in DO ties and TASKS;
Chocolate and Chocolate Shells, Cay enne;
Fancy, winsor aud Brown soaps; white and
blue Starch; Pearlash, Canary and Hemp
Seed; white Mustard Seed; Table and fine
Salt; Bristol Brick for securing; Porter, Ale
and Cider; Tamarnds, Lump OIL; sperm and
Tallow Candles; Pipes; Pen-knives; Ink; Po-
matum; Black-ball; Lemons and Orangos;
with other articles. not named, all Of which
are offered at fair prices by
Dec. 22 EDwiRD r. YOUNG.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

No. Ii, NORTH MAIN SrRrET.
IOSEPH X. MASON respectfully informs
- the public That he has opened a Shoe
Store at No. Ii, North Main street, where le
will keep constantly on hand. a full assort-
ment Of ge%ntiencn's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
Prunella, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Boo.ees, together with a general assort-
mcnt Of CHI iidrens' Shoes, oil of which will b
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
erms.
cyl. r. NJ. having removed from, his old
stand, and mad a neS arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that all persons
indebted to him will make Immediate payment.
October 10
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NEXT FRIDA Y.

NEXT FRIDAY.
Lowest Prize IS, Tickets only IS.
VERMONT State Lottery, Class No. 7,
new series. to be drawn in Rutland, VT.
on Friday next.
Scheme. Il prize of $1,000; l Of 5000; |
Of 1000; I Of 5000; | Of 2OO0; I ofli66; of
1000; 4 Of 5 o; 6 Of 800; 6 Of 200; IS Of 40;
7s of 80; l56 of20; ga Of 10; 1900 of 6.
s768 prizes amounting TO s93,1S6'
80 number combination-4 dawn ballots.
o. Packages Of 10 tickets, embracing all
he combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least ga, may be had for s5O,-and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets s dollars, and pirts in pro-
portion, for sale at
BAKER e. SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 8 l-2, Canals
Dec %
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SALEM, Dec. lS.-Ar .barque Gen. Stark, Mar
shall. SO de- fr Hamburg.
NEWBURYPORT, Dec. l7.-Arr shcrs Rufus,
Goodwin, Gr St Johns, P r.; Harriet, White. Jere-
PORTLAND, Dee. l5.-lr brigs Warren
Hood, II st Thomas; John. McMannus, Port Praya,
Cape de Verbs
CId barques Areo, Jordan. Cuba; Lloyd, Mount.
fort, Havana; briggs Maria, Waterhousc, Cuba; Ed
win, Thayer, Maianzas.
BOSTON, Dec. ls.-Ar sloop Young Hornet,
Pierce, r. Portsmouth. .
81 18th, no arrivals.
Ga br,cs jasper, Parker, Savannah; Union, Jor.
dan Philadelphia.
10Th. ar, brig Corsair. Somers. fr Fayal; schr
Velocity, Hammond, Halifax.
p Cid ships Ras,clas, Austin, Brazil and a markets;
Lagoda, Bradford, Savann NJ: brgs Hampton, San
born, New Orleans; Ida, Hailett, Baltimore.
NEW. YORK, Dec. l6.-Ar ship Bowd,tch, Nc
Mannus. f. Cardiff, Wales: brIgs Moro, Robinson,
BRISTOL, Eng; Margaret, Mayo, Antwerp; Ann Ma.
ria, CrowelI, 81 John. N B; schr Rolla. Baltimore;
David. Smith, Rum Key.
Cid schrs Chase, Salas, West Indies; Increase.
Shinn, Alexandris.
I'M, arr ship Mcntano. Smith. r. H'vrc; bris'
, Rub, con, bourne, Ma,anzas; Rehccc', Saul, 81
Po,ersburs; Industry. Wood, New Bedford.
Cid ship Perm. Cole, Charleston; brigs Richmond,
: Tsin,dAd, 'uba; iadustrioso, Sousar, Madeira; schr
Marv Ellen. Gibbons. baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-Arr schr Industry,
II Charleston.
CID brig Franklin. Kay. New Orleans; schr Eliza
Pisentt, Aeon, Porto Rico; Waterloo, Briggs,
Maracaibo.
BALTIMORE, Dec. I5.-Ar briggs Hannah Il
E,ir,bs,h, FerrsIl. r. St rhomv Is; Mare treitt Sy-
bella, Vessels, Bremen.
CID brig Harriet, Spear. Guayaqu1; schr Ross,
Gibson, Monteviieo.
RICHMOND. Dec. 12.-Au sloop Lady Wash
dne,ou. New York
NEwBERN, Dee. s.-Cld sshr Cysnst. Lee. 81
Martins. ca
CHARLESTON. Dec. s.-Arr sehr Garslle,
Hambln, r. New Orleans
9Th. arr sloop Emeline. Young. 4 Key West
SId Fr. brig Dryas, 10 COTE. Havre. .
n n. O6,ns. Br. bsrsue Mary Ann. Ladder, OF
yAvsvrooi. On the 10Th ult lat 50. long 81, lost the
MIN nd mlssn ,sYuss,s, and sprung the main ys'd'
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WOODLAND FOR SALE.

1NOR sale. a Lot of Woodland, situated in
IL Johnson, about seven miles from Prov;-
dcnce, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin Ran
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esguires. The
growth consists of oak and walnut timber,
young, and particularly well adapted ~ the
Providence market. Purchasers can Gs &C.
commodatcd With any portion Of the Timber,
from one TO twenty acres, on tho most reason
able terms. Apply TO the subs cribor, in scitu
ate (R. L) residing near David Philips Tav
ern, on the old Connecticut Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
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A. VI. vINTON,
OFFERS for sale is pipes Swan and An
" Choir Holland Gin,
% do Seignette Brandy, warranted pure
90 or casks Sweet Malaga Wine
80 Indian bbls dry do do
10 bbls Old Columbia Whiskoy
700 do Western Canal Flour
30 kegs IS. Garthwrights' No. ! Tobacco
500 boxes No. l Soap - IL lbs each
80 do do 60 lbs each
10 kegs prime leaf Lard
10 tierces Timothy seed
500, 600 Alexandra Cigars in half cases
so boxes No. Chocolate
so kegs Tamarinds
50 packages sewing and wrapping Irvine
500 pieces heavy, half and Ravens Duck
Dec %
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Al M.,auzs,, 7th ins, br.ys New England, Curtis,
of this port. for New York, -uncr; William Henry,
<;ole, az Warren, do; S'uih America, Warner, "f
Philadslph,a, condemned; Globe, Macy, ofthIs port,
n Wilmington, dischg; Plate. just arr tr Boston.
AZ Bristol, Eng. Oct 2lst. brig Ann Celia, Perry,
oil this port, r. Wilmington, N C-the only Am.
Arr a, Havana. 2'th sIt brig En'erpr,ze. Brown,
e. this port; Forrest. Davis, Portland. CID 18th,
brig Ocnno, Dennis, for this port. In port Is, inst
bres William. Potter, Of Newp r.. r. New Orleans;
Leontine, Hatch Of Bristol, r. Barcelona.
Sailed r. Rio Jansiro, Oct 29tn. ship Lion, Of This
port, for Baltimore :,
Touched a, Bmavists. Sept 23d, ship Frederick
Augustus, Earl, of Newport, for the Pac'hc ocean,
whaling. nm
and Herald, Hall, for this port.
q Arr at Baltimore, 18th. sloop Edward. Smith, from
Brig America, Dagsstt. for Vera Cruz. and ship
Roger vii Jams, Mosher. Of BRISTOL Tor HAMBURG
Cid at Baltimore. 18th. schr Charlotte Corday,
Darrell, for this port.
The brig Caspian, Bishop. was wrecked off Enos.
on tho 30th August, crew and materials s,yed.
At Leghorn. Oct 9th. brig Prudent ofBosso"'' II
81 Jago de Cuha.
At i;ottcnbure, DC, 29lh, brig Olive, fr Bremen
for Boston. 10 ds--thc orlv Am.
A Rio Junelo, Oct 18th, ships Hamilton, Apple
ton, Tor Santns, 10; London Packet, Fayel, Monte
viedo, 2; Trajan, Portland, dIscbg; Robert Fulton,
sold to government; brss Argus, Baxter, Gibraltar
10; Delaware. dischg.
Arr at Norfolk, ilth. Washington, from Newport.
Sailed r. New Haven, sloop E'aeIne, Sheriff., Tor
Taunton,
Al ST Thomas, 2sth ult brig Decatur, Manches-
ter, ofthhs port, dischy.
The schr Aretas, Of Portland, was at Factory Is
land, Coast ofAffca, about LIST Aug. The captain,
mate, and all the crew, except one man, had died
At Mayaguez, P X LIST INST schr New Packet
~Titcomb, II N York, to sail for Baracoa, 3 DIS.
Al Havana, lst, ship Aspassia. for New Orleans
next day, .
Arr al Charleston, 10th, schr Mary Ann, Burr, Of
Warren, fr N Orleans. -.
Arr al Havana, 18th ult Enterprise, fr Nassau, n
p having on board the crew of the brig Rapid, 'iom
Portland, for Mobile, which vessel fsundered at sea
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At a Court Of Probate. holden Dithin and
for the toWn of Pyorideacs, on the I0fh
day Of December, a. u. 1927.
YHSIIG Commissioners heratoioTe appointed
IL TO receive and examine tho claims a against
the Estate OF PErER WILLIAMSON. deceased.
having mado report, and Gideon Davenport.
Administrator on said Estate, having present.
cd his account of Administrations thereon for
settlement IL is ordered, that the considers
ton Of said RAPPORT and Account be referred To
Monday. the Gath day Of December instapt. &C
3 o'clock, p. NJ. and that previous notice b.
given (by publishing this order three sevsrsi
times, in the Literary Cadet) to all persons in-
terestcd, to appear at that time. and be heard.
A true copy: Witness,
NATHAN W. JACKSON, Clerk.
December Is.
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THIS DAY.

ONLY 81 FOR A WHOLE TICKET.
~ RAND State Lottery, twenty-hrst! class,
" for the encouragement of Domestic In
dustry, to be drawn i'll Providence, This Day,
December p, 1927.
SCuE MI prize OF $1,000 I OF ZOO, I Of so1; l OF
ECO, 1 OF liz; ) oi 10; ~ VI ~; so VI 10; st Vi :; iiIJ VI l
1851 plies, amounting 10 Si)6Ij.
Whole Tickets l dollar, halves s. cents
for sale at CLARK 5,
K. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No. !
Union Buildings, up stairs.
December %.
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PORT OF
AR Ed,

THURSDAY, Dec. 20.
Schooner Dispatch, Trip, from Boston, with
beef, soap, vitroll. copperas, madder, &c. to Dysrs e.
NJ ,nion, Crawford Allen. Joseph Balch, rah Nlver
eson Works Company, WIN. Olney, A. M. V'n'On'
and others.
Schooner President, Denis, s days from st. An
drews, with srindstoncs, to Charles e.. Mowry.
Steam boat Fulton, Ccmsiock. from New York.
Slcop Canton Grape, Spencer. from Nantucket,
with oil and candles, to Charles Hddwen.
Sloop Aurora, B%rightmaD. from Wesiport.
Sloop Two Brothers, Greene, from East Green
wich.
Sloop Sarah. Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Mary Ann, Phinncy, from Sandwich.
Sloop Amelia, Summons, from Somerset.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx. fr"m Wexford.
FRID ny, Dec. FL.
U. l.. slopp Huntress, Heath, from New York,
with merchandise.
Sloop Cohasset, Chace, from Freetown.
Sloop Commerce, Whaley, from South Kings.
town.
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THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
HRAND. State Lottery, draws in TINS town
" This Lay. Highest prize 1000.
Tickets at l dollar, halves 80 cts.
Twenty-four Tho sand Dollars.
Union Canal Lottery, draws on wednesday,
Dec 26. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets at 10 dolla:s, paris in proportion.
Ten Thousand Dollars.
Rhode-lsland Fourth Baptist Lottery, draws
in this Town on Wednesday, Jan. 2. Highest
prize 10000. Tickets at 4 dollars and parts
IN proportion, for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
Dec % No. /, Market-strcst
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wEBsTER,s. FYFE's CHEMISTRY.

NLEMENTS Of Chemistry, for the use OF
~ schools and Academies, comprising the
principal part of a M.auel Of Chemistry. for
the use OF pupils of Mo,hunic Institutions; by
Andrew FIFE, VI. D. F. r. S. E.-Lcctures on
Chemistry. TO the Edinburgh School Of Arts,
with ADDITIONS and alterations, by John W.
Webster, NJ. d. -ErvIng's Professor Of Chem
istry in Harvard University just published,
and for sale by HUrCHENS' y CORY,
December %. No. |, Marke'-st
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GOODRICH'S GEOGRAPHY AND ALTA =.
nUTLINES of Modern Geography. on a
~ new plan. carefully adapted to Youth,
with numerous engravings, Of cities. manners,
customs and curiosi;ies--accompanied with
an Atlasby Rev. Charl,s A. Goodrich flor sale
by HUTCHENS 4 CORY.
Dec. %. No. I Market street.
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BR ADEQRD,
NJ q NIL Al "A,
THIS DAY.

10000 Dollars Highest Prize.
nELAWAREand North Carolina Console
dated Lottery draws in Wilmington,
This Day, December 90.
Tickets s dollars, and parts in proportion.
5000 Dollars Highest Prize.
Washington Lodge Lottery. draws IN this
town, on Saturday, January 9th, 1923.
Tickets 4 dollars, and parts in proportion,
for sale by HUTCHENS y CORY.
Dec %
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ASSiGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN Edward Qnarles Il Co. of Providence, in
the county OF Providence, hat the said Z.
Quarles & Co. have assigned their estate and
effects 10 the subscriber, for the benefit Of said
creditors. All Of said creditors arc requested
to exhibit and prove their respective claims 10
the subscriber, as soon as convenient or at the
utmost within six months from the 10Th day OF
December inst. that they may derive the full
benefit from said assignment. Those indebted
10 said firm, by note or otherwise, are request
ed TO call and mako a settlement with the
subscriber. THOMAS II. WEBB.
Dec 22 IS
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CLEARED.
Schr Eliza. Richmond. Noriolk-by Willard Jos.
Schr George & Mary, Gibbs, Baltimore.
Sloop Providence, [ hurch, Baltimorc.
U. l.. slvop Providence. Brown, New York.
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LADIES' CURLs AND FRIZETTEs.
lust received by the subscriber at No. rs
- Market street, a general assortment at
French Curls and Clusters, VI the most fash
onabh kinds, y, r. MILLER,
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FUR GLOVES, CAPS, &c.

Nov opening, at FL. Market street, a isfs
IN and extensive assortment ofFur Gloves,
Sea 0tisr, Fur and hair Seal, NJ ria end Me-
rocco Caps; Fur Over Shoes; gentlemen Q
seal and Otter Fur Collars, &c. which sru cE.
fered for salo at wholesale and retail. on tie
most reasonable terms.
WIN. L. ALDRTCH.
oac inysriabie price strictly adhered is,l I
uovt2s
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-22
THIS DAY.

ONLY 81 FOR A WHOLE TICKET!
RAND State Lottery, twenty-frst class,
" for the encouragement OF domestic In,
dustry, TO be drawn in this town, THIS DAY
December %, 1927.
sCHEME.---i prize OF 5000 Of 1920 ! Of 800, I Of
300; I of ii5 Q VI 100, u OF 30; 80 Of l0i 5d Of z; hl6 Of !
1851 prizes, amounting to St9bi3;
Whole Tickets l dollar. halves 90 cents
for sale at ALIENS,
December 22 No II, Market-st.