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SPRING GARDEN For SHE.

- III WI " M u / ' 1 OI > tlts
81 lIUAIED in Rockingham county. North
~ Carolina, on the main road leading from
Salem and Salisbury TO lynchburg and Rich
mond. This delightul and well known resi-
dcnct for health, good water, aud b auty oi stint
alton, is moi surpassed by perhaps any in TIE
Staio.--Thc tract Of land contains upwards Of
two thousand acres, about one hundred Of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. At least one
thlrd ofthc tract is prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from its
level situation IS susceptible ola HIGH state of
improvement The land abounds with 90, 4
sprng,, and IS covered with excellent timbpr-
IS a .tand for mercantile business, Spring
Gardens equal 10 any, having five pubic roo DIS
leading in If from different directions. and has
been place OF considerable business for forty
years. The Improvements are new two tory
dwelling house with six rooms, a store, and tav-
EN- hoesc which with little repairing ould
bc very GOOD, anew ba n, Shredded for stal les.
shop aud other ON houses. Determined to re-
move To the Weslcrn country, viii sell a bargain
in the above property, and receive few likely
negroes in part payment. Tor terms, apply to
the subscriber Oh the promises.
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March >. cI4t3O
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The defendant John InFinick not hs,iBe rf,.-., -.
appearance and given secur accordin.. In ~ ne
semby aud the rules Of tits court, and il L.
court mat he Is not inhtbrfsst 81 A. LIE
mon" eaith--lt ordered, that be do appca= @ CON
ulfd h7hday u Marca next, aud aIfw or ill., NM, -
bill Of the complainant; and that tli w. lg.'1',l
be inserted IN the Lynchbug Virginian ioro,.lf,, ~
snecesaifely aud posted at the front door a. ~ ea.
house court day. " az COURT
20 copy--Teste, AHDNylrs -
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m NE gross Soda and half gross Seidlitz Pow
~ ders. just received Try
Aug. 7. THOMAS J. DUYAL.
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AZ kules holden in tie clerks oticr OF Aul,,, d, -,
Monday ~ January ls21. DAVID 5. & I.g W. !
Of John and Elizabeth Coleman. dcc,d . ~ admir-
fisncerv - bet@ Ia
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NlkGiAlA Al Rude, holden IN lhe clcrk} otkcc oli'
superior eoHrl 81 Ia.neeit for chs Iynchlrg osIf T.
me eth dN of NeraJber, 70. Sophia flaA"'.
lhoma. crews aud -Jii his Uiie, Edmund leHi' n u
lOU4 and ilzuhcth his " lie, luhn d. Aren, adm .t
N'ue# u tEod", decd. Tlfema- iIa,l,ms and hta%
A.>1sn hsr own right uli s,> GA Of Ahnrr N#'st
Pr, aPafast Charles Nlinly adH.f OF Jamfs lam,
dg''d Sophia Crawford ard I.Igah iiriearl ad"f IA
ahH'X OF " u. S.criM turt, decd sophia Burres sam
A"'cr-un and james Rucker, cX'rN and Is r. al I"th
Builus, dee'd, Martha Penn ana Geotge Pnnn am
and adm civilian Penn, decd, Clabomr "aHN
adnlr " ith ttr vil uneNcd Of Philip Goeeh. g, %,
George Penn, Thomas Penn, John ". Holder ana 1--
ularlne has VIII aad Samuel " itc, De.ts.
HE dricHapft Mtt4a gnn u,t having entered "i ~
pearanee aud gwen sccHr9y teco5tlue The ae' OF
Seinhly and the rule oflhis and II appearing ~
usiarfory evidence tlat She IS mhahual 'i1''-
country u Is oadrfed, that tn s5G detcnaant oo"la
hele 0n the trst day Of te ueAt term md aa'Wt Ia
Of the plaintiffs aAd thea copy Of .lls order h i
Win inserted in some newspaper printed III The ''a
ithcfhure for lNo months ,llcre-sUcly, and i''1''
thu front decor oftha courthouse in the >tidtnNn r.
. eapy-Ie-Ir. JOHN WILL.
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JOHN NTISC

Ntkt.H!A A * u.e holden N HE clerk office afthH
superior court Of cEmcory for the i1nett,la aarp' .
the SIN day ofNoSenbcr, ltat. john {. EHot Fn az
fnt by John 5 tartcr his neat fiuud, rlf a}jft =
braun Carter, William Joplng AM io>,pb /. { ifir.,
eNrs of John Crawl ford, decd AID JOHN {. buuter,
Dcts.
The defendant john G. Hurrosc not hallng entered his
appearance and given security according the ae a l.
srnhiy and The falr u this court, and IT tpptar ~
satisfactory CyideLct thai he l. mol al mlalHh ' ts
cO9ntry-lt is ordered, that the defendant 10 .lIaf
herr the In; day al the neAttcrm and aa.Naf f '1i
oiihc planiin and that copy of this orGsr hc Il ..ah
inserted in scne pepper printed in hotowu oil '-
burg, ia is nmbs try and posted nj tr IIout
door OF tlc courthouse IA The said town.
70 4 rapl-'rc,tc. John WiIIS.G.
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VIRGINIA .--AtRur> hodrnm the cslk'. olace Of the
superior court Of o4lncery 10 the L}ac1bue district
tIe ttd day Dl No. Dher, l~GG. william, Coleman,
HoNef1 II. ca MAJ, Lindsey Coleman aad rttDas Il,
Cni"um, adnN OF Rethen Calfuan, ed, flis a.
gaHsi Ihomls Crew, admir- de bunis noH ofGabfcl
Penu.urcd, tarics Mmdr admir- of Ianies Penn.
decd, W iliIui Long and Ehlai. ia ms VIII. 1houl.
Crew aud Sally h. vle, Edmund Penn. SoIla ra,,
ford, Ihum1, ilasku, Matilda Sath, William Nmto,
William u. Wren, adm OF Nancy M'Crcdin, frcd and
jon y Holder ana attn rnr Iii, WIFE peits.
lHt iel, Hdauts John ". Holder md Gatlaiue Ls " lie
moi having entered t err appearance md giseu security
according 10 ac act ri Assembly and Inc rlos of his
court, and II appearing by satisfactory cedeucrthat thcv
are moi l4Ia'tant- OF tbs cuuiryt ofdrrrd that
lie sid GcrndaHs IA appear arte thr flst DIV of
.a term and answer The biz of thc u =lni: aud
newspaper printed III the town Of IyuchhnIg for tao
months Hctesshry, and posted al the FROM of the
'uurthou~c IA the said town.
u copw-Te,te, J. WILLS, e.
RGlNIA At Rules holden at the Jerks office ofthe
Snpt #iur Court Of ChaHecry Tor the lvnchhurg Di>
trlct, the 9th Soremler, l-2G. William Nike, Ed
Nurd NJ. Grcenwav and Elas Ogden, late mcrrhaut.
and partners trading under the style and firm oi "a ali
am VI Kce & CO Pts. dpa5ast David ). Garland and
William l. Frcrand, Diff.
The defendant William l. Frrcland not having
entered his appearance and given security nee, =
ding To the act ot Assembly and the rules of tins ort ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he IS moi an
ulabiant al tins cuuntryl il ordered that the SAID
term aud the bail ofhe plaintiff aud thar copy
ut this order be forthwith inserted noa paper
printed an the town Of yuclburg for two months sltc-
cccsycy, and posted the front dor oil the court
house in the sad town.
A Copy--Tcste,
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GENUINE COLOGNE WATER.

lust received and for sale, few boxes
- Cologne Water, distilled and warranted
pure and genuine, by f. G. Cafin, distiller Of
Cordials, &c. from Paris. This Water is dis
tingshed by its volatile spirit, its perfume ,and
its vivctying properties; It strengthens the
sight, and relieves the headache, tooth-ache,
ear-ache, pains in the eyes, burns, wounds,
bruises, sprains, cuts, gout, rheumatism,
numbnoss, cramp, stiffness Of the neck, pains
in the side, and Paintings; small quantity
thrown into the water before washing renders
the water soft, and has beautiful effect on
the skin, removing pimplcs, spots, rcdness,
sunburn, and all cutancous eruptions, and pre-
serves the skin from chapping it may be taken
internally, with perfect safety, in cases of
choic, tatuency, and various other pains; is
an iniallible cure for the scurvy in the gums,
and is excellent fer a sore throat; it will like
wise remove grease spots without leaving any
stain. EATON W. MAXCY,
July 4. 4S, Cheapsidc
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A GOLD WATCH.

TENAkEN from the privy of J. Williams,
n 50 l-2, Westminster st. the 25th inst.
single case cyl ndor capt, with two holes, for
winding, and setting the hands; engraved
thereon pair of hands, and part ola snake;
the back Of the Watch was cylindcred and
small oval with the initials III W; on the face
Muron g. Co. a black ribbon attached 10 II,
three keys, one chased gold, one ovel cornell
ian, and sliding barrel A suitable reward
will be given by the owner on leaving IT at the
above place, or at any of the Watch Makers
in Providence or Boston. II offered for sale
Watch Makers and Jewellers arc requested 10
stop it and give notice at the above place.,
June 81.
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SALEM, July Arr Syren, Vent, Anamoboo,
Africa; Washington, Quarles, Fort Royal.
BOSTON, June 30.-Arr brig Mary & Eliza
beth, Hallett, from Savannah, via Providence; schr
Three Brothers. Hall, Albany. Cid briggs Neptune,
Picket, Amsterdam and market; AIgerine, Balti-
more; VIM. Henry, Cole, Warr,n; schrs Bows
Barker, Halifax; Malvina, Woodbury., Porto Rico,
Sally Hope, Baker, Providence; sloop Columbus,
July lst, arr ship FIR nkn, Sever, from London;
schr Isis, Lincoln, Baltimore.
I'd, arr brig lido, Spear, from New Orleans; schrs
Three Sisters, Cook, Charleston; Greek, Cobb,
Wilmington; Adams, Dennis, of Newport, fr do;-
brig Rob Roy, Davis, Monte Viedo.
NEW YORK, June 29-Arr ship Frances Hen
rietta, White, from Liverpool 4S; briggs Tom Emory,
Greenock, so; Pilgrim, Nc Farlane, St Audrcws;-
schrs Franklin, Cruthers, Washington, N G. A.
Amity, Jones, Wilmington. Cid ships Henri Nv.
Skiddy, Havre; Florida, Tinkham, LIVERPOOL; Nj
agra, Beecher, Charloston brigs Hope, Halsey
Bordeaux; Athenian, Shipnan, Carihagena; Rising
States, Green, Omoa.
30th, arr. Br. barque Thomas Richie, Alexander,
FIN LIVERPOOL; schrs Harriet, Sophia, Israel, New
Orleans; Ann Howard, Haggart, Washington, N c;
Robert Y. Hayne, Nix, Jacmcl. Cid ships Thomas
Dickinson, Anthony, Liverpool; Queen Nab, But.
man, Havre; Tama Rathbone, New Orleans; brig
Claudio, Meyer, Havre
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Arr brigs Express,
Day, from st Salvador, 30; Native, Tildcn Porto
Rico; schr VIM Vi. Crawford, Prince. Havana.
ALEXANDRIA, June 27-Arr brig Earl, Stet.
son, from Rio Grande; sloop Eagle, Wilson, Jacme,
30 ds.
PETERSBURGH, June 26-Cld ship Arnold
Welles, Dewson, Liverpool.
NORFOLK, June 25.-sailcd brig Wm. Penn
Thompson, st Andrews.
CHARLESTON, June 21.--Cld ships Caroline
Augusta, Merrill, Liverpool; Charles x Henry,
CroN, Rotterdam; Roger Stewart, Ker, Grcrnock
SAVANNAH, June 2O.-An ship Lagoda, Brew
ster, fm Liverpool.
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PAVILION.

TNHE subscriber has the pleasure of inform
IL ing his friend. and the public, that owing
70 the liberal patronage he has received, he hss
been enabled TO make several improv ements TO
this elegant resort for genteel company. A
suite Of apartments have been fitted up en- pressly
for the accommodation Of private families, where
they can enjoy undisturbcd, the fnest scenery
upon Narrngansett Bay. As respects the sour
ce. of amusement necessary 10 place Of this de-
.eriptien, they will be under such a REGULATE n
4. to render il worthy Of being called the Ns-
hsnt OF Rhode-lsland.
NAV Q. BENJAMIN r. FOSTER.
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PROVIDENCE
MARBLE and STONE YaRD,
b5-PEcK's wHARF.-I1

VJ-PECKs WHARF.-I)
VEvHE undersigned, respectfully informs the
Il public, architects, md builders, that he
has now on hand. the most extensive stock Of
Marble, Soap, Free Stone, and all the other
ornamental Stones and GRANTEES, ever offered
to the public, which he Is prepared to sell on
the most accommodating terms. Among other
articles which he offers for sale, are
10000 feet Flag Stone
5000 do. Curb do.
60 Marble Caps and Sills
20 Tons Soap Stone,
Suitable for dressing rollers, for e-places,
&c. This article, has of late, been introduced
very extensively into manufa curing establish
ments, and for rollers, has been found dcci-
dedly superior to any kind of metals; and such
of the manufacturers as may need them, can,
at all times, bo supplied, and at the Boston
prices, by making application to the under
signed, at his Yard.
2 Italian Tombs, of the choicest marble
3 Italian Monuments
5 Marble Chimney Pieces, Cat New York
prices)
100 Tons Free Stone, suitable for all kinds of
building work such as underpinninc, Door Sills,
Steps, Window Caps and Sills, Fire places, &c.
Calico printers are informed, that the under
signed is constantly supplied with ample stone
materials, TO furnish them with Vats, an arti-
Gle exceedingly desirable, and which are in
general use in Europe. and have recently been
introduced in this country. Orders for these
Vats will be promptly complied with, and at
the quarry prices, including incidental expen-
ses, &c.
The undersigned would further inform the
public, that they can, at all times, be supplied
with the celebrated Net-mug, and Granite
stone, by leaving their orders, ten or fifteen
days before it is wanted; and as the under
signed, has long been engaged in the Stone bu-
sness and has carried it on TO an unusual ex-
tent, he hopes to receive a due proportion OF
the public patronage.
In addition to all the articles above enumc-
| rated, there WILL at all times be furnished, at
the PROVIDENCE MARBLE AND STONE
YARD" an extensive supply of Grave Stones,
Monuments, engraved in the most neat and
elegant manner, and which will successfully
compete with any manufactured in New Eng
land; and will be furnished at the lowest
rates. 1t would be almost impossible to de-
scribe the variety of articles, to be found at the
Providence Marble and Stone Yard"
and those who wish to be informed, are re-
spcctfuly invited to make CALL
FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Providence .Narble and Stone
Yard, Peck's Wharf,
Juiy !, 1927 } 6m
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WARM BATH.

"HE Providence Bathmg-IIousc, is open
Il for the Season. This establishment has
been lately fitted up and new Tubs added,
which render il as pleasant and convenient as
any Of the kind in Ncw-England.
The time Of attendance will be every dsy
from sunrise till O'Clock in the evening, (eS-
copt Sunday when il will be closed at 10 in
tho morning. Price Of Tickets 25 cents, for
sale at the store of Nr. Ransom, No. II wcs-
minister Row Bath Street, may TO-
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY, June 90.
Steam boat Marco Bozzaris, Child, Fl New York,
20 hours.
Schooner Lead, Wallace, from Baltimore, with
corn, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Meridian, Carr, from New York, with -four,
cotton, tobacco, SC. to Seth Adams, Jr. f. Dyer Il
Co. and others
U. L. sloop Empress, 1hayer, "a hours fin New
York, with flour, lemons, &c. to A. M. Vinton, and
others.
sloop Rising Sun, Smith, from Norfolk, with corn,
to Daniel Arnold.
sloop Fame, Allen, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Fame, Hopkins, from Snow Hill, with corn,
10 VIM. r. Greene.
Schooner Nancy, from Kennebeck.
Sloop Ann Strong, Hand, from Bridgeport.
SUNDAY, July L.
Steam boat Fulton Bunker, from New York.
Sloop Aurora, l5rghtman, from Wostpor.
Sloop James, Allen, from Saugatuck.
Sloop Independence, from Cut,erhunk.
Sloop Flash, Aborn, from Hartford.
Sloop Traveller, Crandall, from Albany, with
-four, SC. to Willard Joshn.
Sloop Antelope, Weaver, from 'ro'
Sloop Susannah, Bourne, fror Sa Sich, with
wood, to J. Burr0ugh.
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, fr River I'D, nth wood,
to J. Burrough.
Schooner Merit, Duncan, from Bangor, with lum-
Der.
Schooeer George, Baker, from Fishing.
MONDAY, July 2.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from WEXFORD.
TUESDAY, July 3.
sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathcwson, ff Warren.
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tiverton.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop FAIR Play, Hazard, from Wesiport.
sloop Gov. Eustis, Hatch. from Hartford.
U l. sloop Herald, Brown, from New York, with
Io,nrop, @. s. Rathbone, S. d. Mumford Co.
Seth Adams, Jr. and others
Schooner Two Sisters, Shaw, from Goldsborough,
Nc. with lumber. =,
Schooner Lini,y, Bordman, from Bangor win
lumber, to b. Brastow & Go.
sloop support, Chace, from Newport.
Sloop Aetna, -, from Hartford
Sloop Cyrcne, Cook, from Tiverion
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MARRIAGES,

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Seaman, Mr.. George A. Ormsbee, of
this town, to Miss Catharine Cushman, of
Woodstock, Con.
In Warren, on 26 ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Rex
ford, Mr. James II. Butterwortb, to ss Bet
sey E. Bowen, daughter Of the late Mr. James
Bowen, all of that town.
In Bristol. on Saturday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Rexford, Mr.. Solomon Hatch, to Miss
Eunice w. Maxfeld, daughter Of MIR. David
Manifold, both Of tha: place.
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NEW BOOKS.

ME Farmers Mechanics Manuiactur-
- crs' and Sporiman's Magazine. BY
George HorstoD, member of the New York &
Paris Linngan Societies: With Engravings.
Pierre and his family; or, d story Of the Wal
denses. The Decision; or Religion must be
all or nothing. Fifth edition. The Young
Swiss: narration, illustrative of the Polish y
English Jews of the present century. Helen
OF the Glen. A tale for youth. The Orphans
OF Normandy; or, Florcntine and Lucic. BY
Mrs. Sherwood. Just published and for sale
by HUTCHENS & CORY.
July T. No. I, Markc, Stree.
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NeD Yori and r. Island Steam Boat Line.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
8G-FIvE TIMES wEEK.-fI)
a. TEAM BOATS WAsHINGToN, Capt F..
~ 8. Bunker; CONNECTICUT, Capt. Com
stock; and FULTON, Capt. r. S. Bunker
One of the above boats, will leave for New
York, every Sunday, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. and
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at IL o olook, NJ.
The Washngion's regular days Of starting,
are Sundays, at 10 o clock, A. Nj. and We'd
nesdays at IL o'clock, M. The Fulton or
Connecticut, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday,
land Saturday, at IL o'clock, M.
July 4.
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WANTED

nY a young Man, a situation as clerk
- in store. Ho has bad good know
ledge of Book keeping, and would be willing
to devote his whole attention TO the interests
of his employers, for small compensation.
Good recommendations will be given. BY adj
dressing line to N. Il. through the medium
paid. July 4.
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THE OBSERVATORY.

so. ~ respectfully q y "ss~s asHSs tho sIs public. and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for the
Spring and summer seasous. II is situated on
an eminence which commands q beautiful view
Of Marriage nsett Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and is admitted by all who have visited Il
to be delightful place of resort. Attached
TO the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior to any in Rhode-Lsiand.-
The Bar is supplied with the best liquons thst
csn be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits. Pastry. &c. Every attention will be
paid to those who visit tho establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
servation and amusement. The Observatory
will be kept open from o'clock, A. M. TIL 8.
Pm. J. BARTLETT.
may IL.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
,kS.M The fast sailing schooner SWIFT,
HS& about 80 tons hoathen, with all her
tackle and apparel, as she now lies at the
wharf of Charles G. Mowry. She will be sold
low, on liberal credit. For further particu-
lars, inquire Of Captain Richardson, on board,
or to GEO. r. A OLNEY & co.
Who have for sale, now landing from said
scho oner,
I1O barrels Western Canal Flour,
3l5 bushe Is bright heavy Oats.
Iulu
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers have formed copartner-
l. ship in business, under the firm of Hutch
ems & Cory. The Book, Stationary, and
Bookbinding business, will bo continued at the
old stand, No. l, Market Street.
JOHN HUTCHENS,
July a. EDWARD CORY.
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WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY

Amounting to FLOP 800 Tickets 81, quar-
ters 81, eighths so cents, for sale at
CLAR SN'S
r. T. State Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 4, Union Btiidiags Cup stai~s.)
All kinds of deprecated Bank Notes receiv-
ed at discount in payment for Tickets.
G3-Ordcrs by mail will meet with prompt at
tcntion if addressed to j. L. CLARK,
July 4. Providence
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"ANTED--A colourcd woman, TO do
w the work in a small family; one of
steady habits and obging disposition, will re-
ccive good wages. Application TO be made to
this Office, or So, South Water Street.
July 4.
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o. Tho Young Mems Committee Of Ar
rangemcnts and Marshals, are requested to
meet al the Office Of A. o. Peck, at o'clock
this morning
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hkNES CADET kG>M
$500 MARINE LIST. s&

Full sea--This Day, 9m-Thursday, 5h III
Friday, 6h 9m.
Isbracting 20 minutes gives the time OF high Newport
adding 3hou and minutes high
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP.
INDEPENDENCE

MIS- glorious Anniversary will be celebra-
- ted at the Providence MUSEUM, by
every demonstration suitable to the occasion.
The Museum will be decorated with Flags,
Evergrccns, &c. &c, and brilliantly iliumir-
0ted.
A band of Military Music will perform dur
ing the day and evening
Many valuable and highly interesting curios-
tiles are now just fitted up; which, with the
other recent additions, make the collection
very extensive, and highly gratifying to all who
view them.
Greek Naval Officer, in the costume of
that country, and three White Bears, from
Greenland, are just added.
Co Admittancc 25 cents, without distinction
of age. Season tickets one dollar.
july l.
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Sloop Fidelia, Farmer, from Hartford.
Sloop William II. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
Sloop Emeinc, Holloway, from South Kingstown
:, Schooner Rambler, Peck, 8 days from Plymouth
n. G. with lumber.
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01- CLARKS LIST 90
Drawing Of the
VIRGI.NIA STATE LOTTER \,

TNUI.N III - 4 n 7 II TOI A I<NT
Seventh Class.
Drawn Numbers:
27 60 a. SO 20 22 ~
Cash paid for all prizes sold as above.
W.aSHI.vG TO.vCTTY LOTTERY,
Draws on the iih of July. 10000 dollars
highest prize. Tickets dollars, shares in
GRAND ST.aTE LOTTERY,
Draws in this town, on the 9th Of July
Highest prize 5000 dollars, Tickets 2 dollars,
and shares in proportion. July Z.
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SALES Ar AUCTI01T.
BY GEORGE S. RATHBONE. :


FLOUR, RUM, WINE, &c.
Will be sold on Friday. July 9Th, on Masup's
wharf,
100 barrels fine Flour
I20 do first Middlings do
10 hhds St. Croix Rum
pipes Holland Gin
100 barrels Tar
pipes Cognac Brandy
pipes Bordeaux Brandy
20 kegs manufactured Tobacco
10 pipes Domestic Brandy
rs quarter casks Malaga Wine
27 half quarter casks French Madeira do
ID quarter casks Tenoriffc do
10 do Sicily Madeira do
10 chests Hyson Shin Tea
20 boxes Souchong do
rs do No. Chocolate.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock,
. July 4.
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For NORFOLK & BALTIMORE.
kS.M The good schooner LEAD, Wallace,
kGkiE master, will be ready to receive
freight this day, July 4th, for which, or pas
sage apply to the master on board, or to
SETH ADAMS, Jun.
July A. "a, S. Water street