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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

DR.. DRISDEN'S Celebrated Rheumatic
P0OdcrS Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe we'll as in
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Hctmutic cont.
"A Judiclous practitioner in London, speaking
<sa-A OF these powders, expresses himscfthuS-
have (says he) employed all my skill and tall
ents to find out an useful PREPARATION for The re-
lief and cure of Rheumatism and most soiemRiy
a0irHn, that have never found any thing so g003
80 faJc, ani SO enenciOns, as Dr. Drisden's lthcu
matte Powders You may depend upon it (says
he) for have often experienced it, that they
possess every virt1c that can justly ne ascribod
TO amy medicine lor that tormcntng disease
Here then (says he, AGAIN. you have medicine
IF Superlative efficacy and of intrinsic value
mid IN It's operation and certain IN ITS effects and
which may be given with success in a variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially IN obstinate
fHeHmdt'sm, II may be given TO the youngest
chlldren, ind to women in the most dclicatc sltu-
atoHg. In pains OF the face, &C powder taken
, al bed time will give relief.
Dr JFNNISGS Of EdiHbugh, speaking ofthcse
powders, says, have used them in my practice,
well in the hospitals, and find them to be a
most valuable remedy in cases of rheumatism
and well calculated to do much good, and there
fore recommend them 10 general use; beng con
Ititl IN nv own OPINION, as We'll Is lIldl VI blIl
ers that 70 one will be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 use them.
Dr. Clark of New York, in a letter TO the a.
gent of the proprietor, concludes 10y saying, The
poorer class Of people v i'll find in these powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for have gen
orally found from one 10 two boxes have produ
ccd cure. and in some cases hdit a box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance gen
tlcman who came under my care, laborlng under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism attended with all
! the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use OF the powders both diseases
were completely removed and am, of AN opln-
ION HAT this medicine will prove a valuable rem
edv in complaints ofthe chest, as Will as RhCu-
pldtiSn. Prepared and sold By
NJ. s. DRESDEN NJ ID.
No. 10. 81 Puuls, London.
Who has appointed Dr. ROBERT HARRIS,
In. of Phdd9eiphia, the only AGENT in the United
States to vend the Rheumatic P0WderS; Wil
full powder to appoint other agents where /
may thmk proper
Z , THE subscriber is appointed Agent ant
has for sale few dozen boxes Of DR. DrimeHs
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains > ! doses
Price 81 % Fer Box.
WALTER IL, MIDDLETON,
Apothccary and Druggist.
July Sd. t2iA92
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

nathan Crub's countenanec, whom he
heard that stock fell ) per cent to-day,
and would fall to the devil tomorrow,
was sorry picture of grief and disap-
polnlmcnt, compared with that of the
brldegroom's when lac discovered lhal in
the whulwind ofhIs passion he had
mistaken the name of his souls idol, and
that he bad addressed, wooed and won,
the eldest sister Here was dilemma !
lie had, however, nnwlttingly, engaged
the affections OF the lady--obiained her
parents consent to the union--and been
duly proclaimed. Il was, therefore, mn
possible 10 declare of, SO he, rs in ho-
nor bound, allowed tue marriage cere-
mony to proceed, and was duly united
III wedlock with her to whom his fniDh
had been 81 Internationally plghted.
The lady proved grateful and affection
ate, and, after all, he had less reason to
be dissatisfied with The wife OF chance.
than many have TO be with the wife of
cho'oe, Scotch paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
THE BANYAN TREE.
Undcr mhich 1000 peoptc atav find am
pit room 10 rcpose in its shade !

tndcr arhich 1000 peoptc man find am
pit room 10 rcpose in its shade !
This tree is production of India :,
that cline where nature is said to lavish
her bounlcs in the greatest profuson D..
variety. 1t has, in late publication. been
accounted one Of the hundred wonders
Of The world. 4 single one of these
trees IS in itselfa grove, covering some
times acres of land and from theig ex-
IRENE age and continued increase, they
are certainly just objects Of wonder and
admiration. The manner Of their
growth is as follows:
TIE main trunk throws forth its bran
ches IN long, hanging, and at first tend
or flbreS, until they extend to the ground.
These tbrcs, on reaching thc earth.
strike in and lake root, and become
in turn parent trunks, sending forth ,heir
own branches. These suspend their
roots, swell into other trunks, and again
give forth branches : and thus this mul-
tiplying process goes ON, until in pro-
cess OF time, it becomes vast shelter
for innumerable animals and birds, and
an object Of admiration to man.
In iindostan there are two Banvan
trees ofwonderful size. The smallest one
grows in the province of Bahar, not far
from the town of Mangee. 1t has be-
tween 80 and 90 stems or trunks and
its shadow at noon measures 1116 feet,
or about 81 l-2 rods in circumference.
The other stands on an Island in the
river Ncrboddah, within a few miles of
Baroach. tits said by the natives to
be 5000 years old, and is supposed to be
the largest in the world.
1t is distinguished by the name of the
Cobber Burr, which was given to it in
honor. of a famous saint. High floods
have, at various times, swept away a
considerable part of this extraordinary
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

Whimsical mterruptiop.-When DR..
Beadon was rector OF Ethan, in Kent,
the text he one day undertook To preach
from was, Who art thou 2 Aflcrrca-
ding the text, Inc made las was his Gus
TONI pause, for the congregation to re-
lleot upon tue words when rontlc.
man, in military dress, who Al the in
stant was marching very sedaioly up the
middle aisle Of tine church, surprising il
a question addressed 10 him, TO the sur
prise oiali present, replied, am, sir,
an officer of the sixteenth regiment OF
loot, Oh a recruiting party here aud
having brought my wife and family with
me, | wish TO be acquainted with the
nolghbonring clergy and gentry This
so deranged the divine, and astonished
the congregation, that though they at.
tempted 10 listen with decorum, the dis
course was not proceeded in without
considerable difficulty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
At rednced prices,
F(lR EiIL 1926.

T,1RcKEE, ROBINSON {. co. feel plea
az ! sure in announcing 10 their friends and
the lublic, the arrival of upwards Of 81 Pack
ages of Fall Goods, comprising all the Fash.
nnable Novelties If the season. In addition
a neat assortment of China and Glass Ware.
London cloths aud ca5simeres of superior
quality aud at very low prices
Cas5ineffs for servants wear at bait their tor
mer prices
Camlei and Plaid CIoahs of unusually full
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, n comfortable winter
article.
Biack Satin striped eros de Naples, a new
and beautiful article for ladies dresses.
Blk. and cold fgd Silks, rich and desirable
shades
Nerino sharls and Scarfs 81 yds. long with
rich end figures
Spleudid Ganze Barege and Gillian Silks OF
every shade and price
Bobbineu Veil Of the finest work and finish
fgdescribable Calicoes' complete assort-
mept ofthe richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Bell Ribbons, velvet and shaded of
superior STYLE
with grea, variety OF other new Goods,
which with others daily looked for enables
rhem 70 hold out great Inducements 10 their
Town and country customers.
- Country merchants are respectfully in
vi,cd % call and view their assortment.
e. IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

When Whitelicld preached before the
seamen al New-York, he had the follow
ing bold apostrophc IN his sermon.
Well, my boys, we have a clear sky,
and are making hno Roadway over a
smooth sea, before light breeze, and
we shall soon lose sight OF land.--But
what means this sudden lowering Of the
heavens, aud that dark cloud arising
from beneath the western horizon -
Rark ! Don't You hear distant lhunderi
Don't you see those flashes oi lightning
There IS a storm galhorlupl Every man
to his duty How the waves rise, and
dash against the ship The air is dark
The tempest RACES On masls are eouel
The ship is on her beam-ends What
heNt =
II Is said thai the msuspccting tars.
reminded of their former peris on the
deep, MS if struck by the power If ma
gc, arose with united voices and minds,
aud exclaimed, TAKE 10 TIE LONG.
BOAT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

1NfAIHATEL WINSTON-ttthc junction
III Of Main Street with the Alley leading 10 &.
from Friends TO Martha or5toneI Hnc houseof
iel, to The public, by Wholesale retail, gene
rd assortment Of GhOCEluES, on as good terms
cnn be- had IN this market, confident they are
we'll bought but will not promise on better Or
cheaper, consisting la part of
Best filled sacks vi Salt tWiIlcd sackinr
snrar and Coffee of different qudlitios
n Orleans aud " |. Molnsscs
Mould and Sperm. candies as 10 80
1a.pentine and transparent Soap
Gunpow der aud Imperial Tea fresh
Cut aud wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with aud without frames
Window Gass, by 10, j. Oby ~ 81 Putty
slnithGcid aud mountain Bacon, which viii -.
gege 10 furnish by the season
New sltckerc aud Henings
Few casks OF rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners OIL
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of lIardW are, Cioekefy Glass ants
Enrhcn Ware
Blind Snainc and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart aud gig whips
Hacks best aud common Segars
Mems nad boy wool and far Hats
Salt petre Chamber Salts, Mustard
Allspice Pepper, Ginger indigo, Nader nne
Copperts
Iron, German and bstcrcd Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Shooting and 5hirling, osnaburgs
81 and IL point Blankets
6DO ID. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbs Of Cider
For which viii receive any kind Of produce
brought to this market al the best cash prices.
NATHL. WINSTON.
March 20 1862
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
Cornisl's Remedy for the Piles.

/. II l. Medicine now offered to The nublie.
- i one which has been fully suhiectei
to lhe intaiIihe test OF experience aud in q.
very instance where ii has been fairly tried
IT has been attended with the most complete
success. In some OF the eases, The palients
had been laboring under The disease for wears.
aud during that period lad received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not Dixie those usually ad
vsr,sed,) offered as certain cure Tor LONG
catalogue Of discusses, bun those afflicted with
us complaint, for which alone 1t is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even IN itt worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
judges Of the Importance Of such remedy
Price 81 cents pei box, Rlth directions Sign
ed by the proprietor,
he subscriber IS appointed Agent Tor the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON
Nov. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

AIEW Ro0KS,-The subscriber has the
~A' pleasure of again Informing the public
.9"' ~ has iHst received direct from Phlladel
qua very q b. additional supply of
~, Books d Stationary,
u, ~ 'eh render, his collection very complete,
~ OF which he is determined 10 sell very low
i9l cash, Those wishing to buy aro particu-
a'y invited to call ard examine my coler
NJ. oeifre they purchase. II the late arr
~ r,aa We're the following New Works, viz -
,a.es round a Winter Hearth, by Jane and
.''"a WARM Porter, being the best produc-
,.a ron hrir pm for many wears The Ad
'off' oil Don Juan de Ulloa, illustrated
" - hhe Engrayiags this work contains
most surprising adventures thai was pvpr
n n''. lte Franklin hlmnnack, for 1927
s''r 10 any other in the world. Atlantic
sn,', mr. or Christmas and New Years pre-
' Tor 1927, this is decidedly one of the
,'',,. superior productions eyer issued from
NJ, pres IN the Z. States, aud equal Of not
t',,.'''r) 10 any in the world This wonder
eNreu,Nd work was published by II. {.
II a. ~. lea, Philadelphia aud they rich
+, FF the patronage of liberal public.
.ba,. 'iot TO this very superior productions,
.atr t''plsh the most useful productions
L.. s'''' IN tue U. States, and generally hei-
IT. "serned. AgRANR NORTH
Nov. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

Root and Branch.-Sarah, duchess
OF Marlborough, was accustomed TO make
an annual feast, TO which she invited ali
her relations.
At one Of the family meetings she
drank all their hcalhs, adding, what Il
glorious sight il is to see such number
OF branches ilonrishng from the old root!
but observing Jack Spencer laugh, in
sisted OF knowing what .occasioned hrs
m'rih, and promised 10 forgive him, be
II what II would, Why then, madam,
so'd.he, ! was thinking how much more
all the branches would flourish If the old
root were under ground.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

Dean Paley observing that female in
fants learned 10 talk earlier than males,
said, Boys begin toitelI lies at two
years old, and girls at one
New NOnthH Magazine.
A strange tale was circulated Of a far
mer's wife, who, returning from market,
fell from her horse and was buried in the
snow, under which she lay for nine day3,
and was tIren dug out alive; in fact, she
lived for more than two years after. Re-
marking on the seeming incredibility of
this story, Palcy said, Formerly | U.S.
ed to believe nothing; Now | believe
every thing men tellies about circum-
stances, but they DO not invent
(UiG.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

y AMP & LINsEED QH.-Walter H. Mid
"A deton has this day received large guam
tity of superior Winter Strained Lamp OLA
Lin>eed Oh, Spirit Turpentine, White Iced,
&C.
Nov q. tso7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

he warrnned genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock o.
Drugs Medicines, Pants, OH, Dye.5mns NJ
Of Doels Owens /. Leekr wMeh in addition TO
his stock on hand, together WITH his new airiyR.
rcndcrs his assortment rNtrnsne aud complete.
HIS friends and thr phblle, well as the cnsl
TONERS Of Owens d lce.Ic, lieassuIcd that lhey
can be furnished on the most favorable terms
Practitioners oi Medicine, country merchants
aud others Who purchase largely can bc supplied
at a small advance above lbe northern piIccs and
good bonds taken IN payment.
The grentcsl attention paid 10 The compound.
mR Of medicine, and lie pledges himself 10 delft
yel no article out OF his establishment but VIVA.
Is OF the purcst quality.
July II tsg6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
kse I'D EMONAL.-S4IIEL DIY
NJ ~ hEL, & co. have removed
1t.zrstM IT wv =.

EsEE s-sSS hij,Y q tP- nave removed
.GgsM their HAT srOREtwo doors bc,olv
he Market-Iiouse, and nearly op-
postc Mr. John Bnlloci.'s where they Offer Cor
sale new and extensive assortment ofFANCN
Tug HATS, together III general assortment
OF common Fur x Wool Hats. part ofwhieharc
ofMer own manufacturing, and warranted to he
inst qaaiiy and made offhe most durable mite
riais Ihey solicit snare % the puYtic patron-
age, as they are determined to keep constantly
on hand complete assortment of fancy mats Of
the latest northern fashions, and likewise cy,,
n description Of fine and common bats of their
own manufacture, all Of which they will Stll very
low for cash
All hats bought of them, of tEcir make, shall
be lroned without charge
Jan. H. $40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

6WlNTER Strained 5permacet Lamp Od,
w Of the first quality, just received by
THOMAS J. DUNAL,
Siga ofAte Gotden Hortar.
0cober3l. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

a.. Gle AZ r e. So
''u IL cr.ption for sale at this o. &C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16

o3 Packages ofFresh Drugs ind Mediesaes.
End0MASJ. DuVAL, has latcly received
81 60 Packages Of Drugs and Medicines, a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
WARD ELEC ZION.

.1ur Ward Election for nine Common
gItna.,cilmen in each ward, in the town of
tsarg will take place, pursuant 10 am act
y" a,ahIv "entitied an act for Dividing the
Of - 81 Lynchl,ure into wards, and for other
'0s '', - on the first Tuesday in April next,
p',4P aiIl he held in Lynch ward, No. ], being
a M, mari of said Town, below the Isl alley
az from Lynch to twelfth street, At the
.1.aneot occupied by John Walker as cpuut-
' ''5' ro,m ON ID street Aud in Henry ward
~ ~ Icing all that part of said town above
- ~ FIRST alley, extending from Lynch 10 twelfth
''se AT the Office of Augustine Leftwicl, on I'd
street. ,,.,e,o,n G,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
Thomas Stacey, Jr.

Haring juSi rsigrned from .NeW- York and
.Ebdny,
OFFERS FoR SALE
The following articles, at his store in
Thames Street. opposite the Office of
the Rhode-lslan Republican.
Butter, cheese, lard, corn,
rye, flour, buck wheat, New
town pippins, and Spitzcnburg
apples, by the bbl. or bushcl,
cider, and Albany ale, shag
barks, by the bbl. or bushel,
chesnuts, dryed peaches, a vc-
ry choice article; drycd apples,
dryed beef, white beans hay
seed, by the bbl. or bushcl, with
a great many articles too ted
ious to mention.
The above together with every other ar.
ticle. generally called for at Grocery, are
now ready for sale rs low as can be bought
at any other store in town of the same
quality.
Newport, Dec. g. 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
NEWPORT BANK.

M Office is hereby given that on Wcdnes.
~ day, the second day of January next, the
annual meeting of the Stockholders of said
Bank, will be holden at their Banking house,
at half past 2 o'clock, p NJ for tho election of
Directors and transaction of such other bust
ness as may be considered necessary
which time and place the Directors OF tho r,
l. Insurance company will also be chosen and
the necessary business of said company trans
acted.
Notice is likewise given, thgt on Tuesday
thu first day of said January, the hali.yearly
dividend will be paid to such persons as shall
appear by the books of said Bank To be Stock
holders on the Gath inst. per order,
JOHN K. SIIEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, 18th Dec. l-97 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
Y. \. UNION BANK.

THE Stockholders of the Rhcde.Island u
Il Mon Bank, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for tho election of Directors,
will be held at their banking house on Tues
day January LIST, ls2S, at III o'clock, A. NJ. on
which day dividend will be paid to such per-
sons, as shall appear by the books ofthe Bank,
10 be stockholders therein on the 25ih inst.
By order Of the board Of Directors,
n e. BOSS, Cashier.
December 90. 3w
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wards which one gentlemen gave $4,000
pounds,) the proceedings were interrupted
by an attorney, who protested against the
presence of the free masons in the procession
lie was replied to by the Vicar and another
gentleman. and overruled. The procession
was magnificent, and a splendid entertain.
ment succeeded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
Dr. Dayenport's Cclebva,
ed we Watcr,

which needs only to be used to be highly
approved oi, for all sorts of weak and sore
eyes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27

These bricks must be cast in moulds orsuch
size as 10 average, when thoroughly burned,
: inches by inches by 81 inches
They must be of the best quality OF Mer.
chantable bricks-the proportion of salmon or
pale bricks, must not exceed ono eighth of the
whole; and no soft OF very pale bricks will be
received. Theproportion of arch bricks must
not exceed one eighth Of the whole; and none
ofthese, that arc much warped, will be receiv.
ed. The proportion of broken bricks must
not exceed two per cent.
Al least 80, 200 to be delivered by the 18th
Of May, lS2S, and the remainder in the course
Of the summer and autumn of the same year
at such periods as may best suit the convon
ence of the contractor provided, there is al
ways on hand the supply requisite for the pro-
gress OF the work
Before forming tho contract fair sample
will be required to be deposited in the Engi-
neer Office at Fort Adams; which, should il
prove satisfactory, will govern IN the inspec.
tion of the several deliveries.
Payments will be made, ifrequired on each
cargo duly inspected and received All com.
muneations touching this subject, To bo direc.
tsd to 1t Col JOsErH g. TorrEs, US. Eng's
Newport, II l.
Fort Adams, Dec TO- 1927 [6w
UTThc publishers Of the Newpor, Mercury
ll.Rivcr Monitor, Taunton and New. Bed.
ford papers, will please publish the above for
! u weeks
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27

Masonry has its enemies as well as friends
Er gland, as well as elsewhere. Al laying
ounda,ion Of o church in pencas.er, (,o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
PRESENTS
Ghristlt.as and New-Near.


sp,purs and Prayer books, in elegaD,
- blhdlngs-with plates.
The Token,
The Atlantic Souvenir,
Ilcmnns', Barton's. Montgomery's and
other Poems, in neat editions.
A new variety Of Juvenile Books,
Elegant aud plain Albums,
Boxes OF Reeves g. Sons bes, water col
ours,
Silver case ever pointed Pencils.
ALSO,
"erino Shawis.
Elegant Fancy Iiabdkcrchicrs,
Superior Bourdard Gloves, &c. &c.
The above for sale az
JAMES IIAMMoNE'S
Dry Goods g. Book Store.
pee 20, 1927. .Nswpor,, RI
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Court Of Probate, New-Shore.
ham, Dec. Nth, 1877.

ps"t 49, sfNbf
.TTPON the return Of the committee, By
~ this court appointed, to appraIse the
real estate whereof DR.. AAROS T.. WILLHf.
late Of Ncw-Shoreham, deceased, was seiz
ed during his intermarriage with Lydia
Wiley, wherein said Lydia Wiley has
never relinquished her dover, and to as.
sign and set Of to said Lydia Wiley, her
dover therein II is ordered that said re.
port be received, and ths, said Lydia vii.
ley give public notice thereof by publish.
ing copy Of this decree. for three success
siye weeks in the Rhode. Island Repobli-
can, 10 all persons interested therein, TO
appear before this court on the 10th day OF
January 1e2e, at the house Of WRfsRT a.
MrLLrKIs, in ssid New. .Shoreham, ~ o.
clock, r. N. if they see kt, and shew cause,
if any they have, why said report tbould
not be confirmed by this court.
BY order Of said court
WIN. p. MILLIKIN, Prot. Clerk.
Nsw.sbssehsu, Dec "a. is25
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T,is said 10 be the intention Of ministers to
ID sc to parliamen, the grant OF pension
i0, Ol chargable on the Consolidated Fund,
q. widow snd family Of their late col.
Mr.. Canning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-27
IA arrtr0.

In Providence, on Monday evening last. mr.
John Hutchens, to miss Sarah Packard Met.
cali, all Of that place.
In Little Compton, on the 9th ult. mr.
Rober, Pierce, to miss Mary Ann Burgess,
daughter Of mr. Peter Burgess, all of that
place.
In Johnston, on Thursday last, mr.. Serril
<. Sweet, of Johnston, TO miss Ann Fowler
of this town.
In Baltimore, 2lst ult. Mr.. Nicholas U
Chatee, formerly of this town, IN Sarah AIDE
line, daughter Of mr Daniel Hoffman of that
city.