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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-18

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, March 2S, 1897.
To The Heirs Of SAMUEL WALKER, late OF
Winchendon, in said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned in The Estate of SAID
deceased, Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see ft) at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in May next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
to show cause why License should not be granted
to sell and convey so much OF the Real Estate Of
said ased as will raise the sum of six hundred
dollars, for the payment of debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Req. :.
15* By order Of the Hon Judge.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April !, 1927.
To The WidOtc and Heirs Of WILLIAM KNowI-
TON, late Of Shrewsbury, in said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned in The
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see ft) at the CouEt of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues.
day in May next, at one Of the clock, after noon,
to show cause why the Executors Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be all
loved and you will be heard thereon.
is NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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TO LET

A SMALL HOUSE aud SHOE-N.4KER' S
IN SHOP, and, also, new CURRIERS'
SHOP, suitable for almost any mechanic, sit
uated in the centre of Hopkinton, Mass. In
quire of JULITTA GOULDlNG, Hopkinton,
or F. B. FAY, SOuthbofo'.
March 81, 1927. 6wI2
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MEDICAL.

A YOUNG MAN, about to commence the
IA practice of Physic and Surgery, may hear
OF good opportunity by inquiring at this Of
flee.
N. B.-Letttrs postpaid, and directed to
the Editor Of the spy, will be attended TO.
April l.
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To the Public.

VEHE subscriber having relinquish the Post
II Route from Worcester TO Royalston
through Princeton, 10 Mr.. LUKE BEALs, would
hereby inform those indebted to him, that an
adjustment of the same is expected.
ISAAC BASSETT, JR.
Templeton, April 2, 1927. ID
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19oftrD.
THE FRIEND.-Br ]. Rory.

THE FRIENDLY ]. Rory.
There is Friend, whose love
Is closer than brothers.;
Tender, endearing, tits above
Even fondness like mother's;
She may forget her suckling's cry
His ear attends the feeblest sigh.
On Him thy painting breast,
BY care and anguish riyen,
Bleeding and torn, hath found its rest,
From other refuge driven;
And earth, with all its joys and fears,
Hath ceased to bring or smiles or tears
Morns dew-enamelled flowers,
The cloud through azure weeping,
Their brightness owe to sadder hours,
Their calm to storms and weeping -
That Friend shall thus each tear illume-
To forms of glory shape that gloom.
Ewes sapphire cloud hath been
Dark as the brow of sorrow;
Those dew-pearls wreathed in emerald
green,
Once wept coming morrow;
But glory sprang o'ogtlhrth and sky,
And all was light and ecstacy.
Yon star upon the brow
OF nights grey coronet,
Morn's radiant blush, ewes ruddy glow,
Had yon bright sun ne'er set,-
Were hidden still from mortal sight,
Lost in impenetrable light.
Then should Affections come,
Dark as the shroud of even,
A thousand glitter from
The burning arch of Heaven
Though earth be wrapt in doubt and gloom,
New splendors dawn DER daylight's tomb.
And who that azure hung
With lamps of living fire
Who, when the hosts ofmorning sung,
First listened to their quire !?
The man of sorrows, mercy sent
In Heaven the God tn Omnipotent
He is that Friend, whose love,
Nor life nor death shall sever;
Eternal as yon throne above,
Unchanged, endures forever.
What wouldst thoa more, frail fabric of the
dust,
omnipotence thy Shield-thy Refuge-Trust.
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THOMPSON KIMBERLY,
TAILOR,

AS for sale, a good assortment Of
~ CLOTHS. Also, RE.4DY-.N.4DE
CLOTHING. Or Work done. as usual, by
The best workmen
G6F SPRING FASHIONS just received.
Worcester, March 90. 6w13
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TO LET.

HNHE HOUSE recently occupied by the
Il Rev. DR.. Austin, situated on the Main
Str ct, few rods south of the FIRST Parish
Meeting house.
BENJAMIN. BUTMAN s. co.
Worcester, April A. IA
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, JAN I6, 1897.
To The Widow and Heirs Of ABSER TwlCH-
Ell, late Of Athol, IN said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned an The
Estate Of Said deceGsed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear [if you
M see ht) at the Court of Froosle To be hold
en- at Templeton, in said County, OF the Thurs.
day next after the third tuesday in May next, at
10 O'Clock, before noon u show cause why the &C.
count OF the Administration of said Estate should
not be allowed and you will be heard thereon
14* NATHL PAINE. J. Probate.
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, March q7, 1897
TO The Heirs Of JESSE ABBOT, late Of Brook
field, in said County, deceased, and 10 al
Others concerned in The Estate of said deesas.
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see ftp at the Court of Probate to be hold, \
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day'in May next, at ten Of the clock, befor.
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last viii and Testament
Of said deceased, should not be approved; ant
you will be heard thereon.
l4@ NATHL. PAINE, J. Prod.
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ut a Court of Probate, holden toithin ana
for the toWn Of Providence, on the 10Th
day of December, Il. ID. 1927.
TINHE Commissioners here tofore appointed
Il TO receive and examine the claims against
the Estate of PETER WILLIAMSON, deceased
having made report, and Gideon Davenport,
Administralor on said Estate, having present.
ed his account of administration thereon for
settlement IL is ordered, that the considcra-
ton Of said Report and Account be referred 10
Monday, the Gath day of December instant, at
3 O'Clock, p. Nj. and that previous notice be
given (by publishing this order three several
times, in the Literary Cadet to all persons in
tercsted, to appear at that time, and be heard
a true copy: Witness,
NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
December Is.
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At St Thomas, 10Th ult brig Decatur, Manches.

At st Thomas, 10th ult brig Decatur, Manchcs.
ter, fr this port.
Tho brig Bc,sey, Briggs, Of Frcctown, which sailed
from Norfolk on the 18th ult for Ocracock, with ca
plcs AMI anchors for Cape Hattcras Light Ship, was
drove ashore little to the southwark Of the ship where
she remains-sails, rigging, anchors, SC. saved. The
wreck and materials have been sold.
CHI at New Orleans, 2lst ut brig Cuba, Beechcr,
1or this por..
Cid al Ptiladclphia, 7th, schrs Messages, Briggs,
and James Burr,ll, Hall, for this port.
At Loaion, Oct 9Th, ship Geo. Champlin, OF
Newport, and Grccian, of Warren, uncr.
Arr at Elizabeth City, 18th st Maria, Hathaway,
fr Dighton.
At Lint,n. May 9th, ship Washington. Salisbury,
ofthis port, for Canton.
IN Manila Bay, June llih ship Panama, fr Peru,
and brig Terrier, e. Canton, bound in.
A P~ernambuco, about 18th Oct brigs Columbus,
Pullen, Of Baltimore, uncr; George, Of Boston.
On coast Of San Bias, about IAh ult schr Argo-
maui, Of Baltimore-the only Am.
The ship Isabella Henderson, Pearcs, fr Liverpool,
for New YORK, was abandoned in lat A3, long 40,
having 8 feet of water in her bold. The crew have
been taken oil.
The Susan, Miner, Of Boston, fr Matanzas for
Hambro, struck on the Seven Stones, in the last Of
Oct aud foundorod in q few MINUTES. The crew
with the exception Of ono m, saved in their boat.
At Surinam, 9Th ult brigs Deborah, Wilson, for
Boston, 3; Commerce, do 10 or 70; Thomas, Ring,
waiting freight
A, Lisbon, 9th Oct ship Dido. West, fr Philal.
clphia, 2 ds; brig Fornax, Nys, fro'a N Bedford, ~
Tn at Charleston, brig Crawford. Luther, Of War
Tho brig Aurora, Prcsson, r. Guayma, Porto nj,
co, nj Tarpaulin Cove. Sth inst was run aloul Or, on
,bo 25,h nj, b, brig Hannah, Hincklcy, fr Stockholm
Tor Boston. TOOK captain II. and crew, from the
Hannah, on the 26,h, beng In q sinking condition
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NEWPORT. Dec. ll.-Ar ship Elbc. Little
field, A DIS fr tiott~iburg. Left at Gottcnburg, brig
Olive, of Boston, to sail in about 10 ds-the only Am
vessel in port.
Coleman, fr the Pacific Ocean; brig President, TIL
ton, Cape de Verd Islands.
CID ship Euphrates, G. lffo-d, Pacific Ocean; brig
Juno, Hussey. Western Islands.
SALEM, Dec. I0.-Arr schrs Merrimac Packet,
Symonds, fr West Indies; Leader, Holland, Para,
PORTLAND, Dec. I0.-Arr brig Fountain,
Waierhouse, fr Nlchcri; Abaco, Robinson, ST Jago;
barque COLUMBUS, Curtis, ST Ubes.
CASTiNE, Dec. 9.-Arr Venus, Tilden, fr St
Eustaiia.
BOSTON, Dec. Il.-Arr brig Monmouth, Atkins,
,fr Palmorm and Gibraltar.
Cid brig Rover, Knapp, Salem.
18th, arr briggs Missionary. Lord. f. Liverpool;
Appolo, Myrick, Surinam; Lexington, White. Lis
bon; Merrimack Packet, Simonls, Cape ~liayticn.
CID brig Canning, Warren, Havana; schr Elk.
change, Merrin,an, Matanzas; Lexington, White,
Kingston.
18Th, arr briggs Charles Dogsci, Manson, fr Mes
siua; Massachusetts,, Hobart, New Orleans.
Schr Neptune, Higgins, fir Malaga. Spoke, 9TH
inst lat 81, long 65, schr Phantom, fr Baltimore, for
Rio Janciro. Same day, fell in with 1.-The wreck Of
sloop John @. Adams, Of Great Egg Harbour, mast
alongside, cabin furniture gonc-no cargo; no person
on board.
Cid briggs Gipsey, HILBERT, Trinidad. Cuba; Walt
ham, Webb, N Orleans; Amity, Collins, South
America and n market.
NETWORK, Dec. 9.-hrr barque Sir James
Kempt, Robinson, fr Bristol (Eng. GO ds. Had been
on short allowance for 10 days, and two days with
out any thing, whom they were, supplied by the brig
Blackstone, Martin, fr Providence. for New Orleans,
and had they not received assistance, must inevitably
have star we'd.
Brig Oak, Hedge, f Rochelle, 81 dis. Oct 10Th,
lat AZ rs, long AZ, fell in with ship Frances, Law
renee, of y York, Fl Hampton Roads, for Hamburg,
and took of the captain and crew.
Schrs Director, Labouiss,, Mayagnes, p r.; Sal
ly Ann, Inglis, Washington, N e; Excel, Bel, Sa-
vannah.
10th, arr ships VIM Byrncs, Hickstafi, fr Liver
pool; Emulous, Gottenburg; William, ellis, Ant
werp; Illinois, Waterman. n Orleans; brig Mary
Jane, Hopkins, Gibraltar; schrs Nortl, Carolina, AL
len, Washington, N c; Turpcntine, Gould, Bati-
more; sloops Herald, Brown, and Empress, Thayer;
Providence.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Arr ships Georgian,
Bancroft, fr Calcutta; Miss uri, Rogers, NOrlcans;
barque Lady Of the Lake, Leith, Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Arr schrs Orion, Ross,
r. st Thomas Chcrub, Durkcc, Agundilla, p II; Ea-
gle, Hooper, Havana.
9Th, arr brig Virginia, fr Pernambuco; schr Medal,
Smith, Coast Of San Bias.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. CAR ship Martha,
Lunt, fr Portsmouth.
7th, arr schr Enterprise; fr Boston.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l.-Cld brig Thomas &
William, M'Intyrc, N Orleans; sloop William, st
Augustine. Sailed, ships La Solido, Bordeaux; Gle.
mats, Havre.
SAVANNAH, Dec. Arr ship Georgia, Smith,
fr N York.
NEW. ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Arr ships Belle,
Mathews, fr Havre; Mars, Liverpool; schr Amelia,
Campeachy.
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JERYIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRESSER.

nam > LII,
re Z PECTFULLY informs the public in
Ma general, That hc has taken a room, IN
WhitiDan's Flock, q. 8, Wcs,minstcr-siree',
where he has commodious accommodations
for Gcntlcmcn's Hair Cutting, &c.
Permit him 10 say a few words upon his pro-
fcss,on.
Doctors Gall and Fprrzhoim have contend
ed that genius, taste, The passions ord all that
belongs TO the intellectual powers Gilman rest
upon the formation or the cranium:-Th;s may
be truc-but with low mucn more truth cam
it be said that the beauty Of the human face
diriae," depends upon that great feature Of
the countenancc, the HAIR. Fashion has held
a constant reign, exhibiting all the varieties Of
her power, over this vegetable Of tie human
lcad-now flowing in luxuriant ringlcts, and
now shavcn with, ecclesiastical solemn;;y.--
Wigs were invented 10 give dignity to the wise,
and the appearance OF gravity and wisGom tor
the dull; bat tho age Of wigs is gone forever
tho owl of Minerva has moulicd his feathers.
md fallen fom her fane.-Thc present style
of moulding this feature has never been sur
passed it has Il classical origin, taken from
tic antique crop seen on the Elgin marbles
and Roman coins, uniting Athcnian grace
with Roman dignity, and is finely adapted TO
the ball room or military parade. This art Of
Is managing the hair" is one not learned in a
day, but requires skill and experience. The
rule is general but the application must be va
ried-for delicate features, by help of this art.
can be built up into something of a marital air,
and severe limos of the coun,cnancc sofiened
down to sylvan simplicity. If any ono doubt
whether this can be done, Let HIM come and
test his skill. Gin nov 81
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DANCING

~ c. SCH AFTER, respectfully informs
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Provi-
dence, and its vicinity, that his second quarter
will commence on Wednesday, the goth inst.
His School is now open for the reception OF
Pupils, at his house, No. 81, Westminster-st
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to make up
Private Glasses, can be accommodated at his
house at such hours as may best suit their con-
venience. Those young Gentlemen who wish
to subscribe 10 his Public Cotillion Party, will
please call on +. c. 5. as above mentioned.
Dec Is
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Brig Olive Branch, Hathaway, Of Bristol, has arr
at N York, r. Wilmington.
The Potomac, Condry. OF Newburyport, and brig
Brilliant, Barton, of ProvideQce, were loading at
Java, in Jnly, for Europe.
At Messina. Sept 18th, ships Superior, Besse. for
N York, unc; Venus, DAVIS, ir Trieste, up for freight
At New Orleans, 22d ult Orion, Bridges, for this
port, 30th.
Up at New Orleans, 2lst ut brig Union, Clinton
ofNewport, for Havana.
The Ben Alan, Of New York. has been seized al
Chagres, in consequence Of having tobacco on board
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FLOU; PORK, &c.

n ANDED from schr Liberty, 220 bb!s
"a Philadelphia Market Street Flour
$50 do Seneca nils GIncssco do. From
sloop Emcline, So bbls Prime pork. In store.
$50 boxes prime new Moul Candics-35O do
Sperm Candles Nantucket, Newport and New
London-l0 pipes Sche;dami, Swan and Wheel
brands Holland Gin-l0 do "Seignettc"
Brandy; 8 hhds Ncw-OflcaIs Molasses; %
do Matanzas do; Sicily NJ idcira, Lisbon and
Sweet Malaga Wines; 5000 gallons winter and
summer pressed Sperm Oil, for sale by
Dec Is T.. j. MALLEIT.
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

THvHE proprietors of the Providence
Il WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mill is situated on
tho Plain, a. %joining the west burial ground,
and at a very convenient distance from the
town. As there is now no grst mill in this
vicinity, the proprictors anticipate a full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
cd. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 27
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ELEs AT AUG o
BY MARTIN
DRY GOODS.

On wednesday next. Dec. 10, at 8 O'Clock, A.
NJ. at Office No. l, Market-square,
A large and general assortment Of Dry
Goods, consisting Of n great variety Of Broad
clo;.'s and CassjDercs, suitable for Merchant
TaIlors, amongst which are--Extra super blue,
black, olive and mixed Cloths and Cassimcres;
red and white Flanncls; Bang-up Cords; Muir
settles Vestings; black Grapes; Ribbons; silk
and Valencia Vestings; tabby Veivets; cotton
Bats; Britannia HandkcroLiefs; 10 pieces of
stout Lon skin Dufhls, for great coats, &c. SC.
Conditions Of sale, 6 ncnths credit for sat-
~isfactory endorsed notes. Dec. Is.
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g@7%1FyA. STEPHEN L. MILLS & Co
SS.itf(ssg1;iSsc%sss (lato Prime g. Miils,) have for
4 3s,ss31I@' sale ut their old American Nursery,
s, Flushing Landing. near Ncw-York,
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts of Apple, Pear,
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectriap, Cherry, Al
inond, and Ounce Trees, &c. The selections
Of the varieties and additions are Of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with n
general assortment ofFosost Trees and Flow
cring Shrubs &C.; Peach Trres-a largo
assortment Of Peach Trees, OF 'vigorous
growihs, and perfectly healthy.
Tho Fruit Trees offered for sale, are other
grated or inoculatod, and are propagated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
como most celebrated. Tho prices OF tho
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
or sent at No. So, Westminster street,
Providence, II. I. (wherc catalogues may bo
had) will be particularly attended to.
HENRY @. CARPENTER, Agent.
October IL If
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10000 Dollars Highest Prize.
n EELAWAREand North Carolina Consoli-
EI dated Lottery draws in Wilmington,
Oh Saturday December p.
Tickets 5 dollars, and parts in proportion.
5000 Dollars Highest Prize.
Washington Lodge Lottery, draws in this
town, on Saturday January 9Th, 1928.
Tickets 4 dollars, and parts in proportion,
for sale by HUTCiiENS q CORY.
Dec 10
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WARREN, Dec. Is.
Arr sloop New York, Willard, 81 hours from New
York, bound to Providence.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NRAND State Lottery, draws in this town
" on Saturday next. Highest prize 1000.
Tickets at l dollar, halves so cts.
Twenty-four Thousand Dollars.
Union Canal Lottery, draws on Wednesday,
Dec 26. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets at 10 dollars, parts in proportion.
Ton Thousand Dollars.
Rhode Island Fourth Baptist Lottery, draws
in this town OH Wednesday, Jan. 2. Highest
prize 10000. Tickets at 4 dollars and parts
in proportion, for sale by
HUTCHENS 81 CORY,
Dec Is No. /, Market-strcet
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CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.

CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
FHVIIE subscriber having purchased the en-
n tire stock in Trade belonging to the estate
Of Philip Potter. deceased, offers the same ut
Wholesale or retail, on the most favorable.
terms.
Just received By the Charles Joseph, and
other late arrivals, 81 crates and hogshcads of
Blue, Printed, Edged and c. C. Ware, Of a
superior quality and patterns, selected express
Y for this market. MOSES POTTER,
Oct p If No. SO, Chez psids
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WANTED.

A PERSON, who has devoted the most OF
IA her time 10 the instruction Of children, is
nov DESTROYS of obtaining a situation in some
respectable family as an Instructrcss, or OF
taking charge of a school in this vicinity
Satisfactory references can be made. a Inc
addressed 10 U. NJ. Post.Oaicc, VIII meet
immediate attention
December IL.
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JOHN HARTSHe2N,

JOiiN HARISHcEN,
GENERAL COMBUSTION AGENT, EosToN,
e as taken the Store Nos. 81 and %,
& Liberty square Buildings, opposite tho
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose Of
iranslciing Commission Business, ind tenders
his services 10 his friends and tho public, re-
specially soliciting consignmcnts OIL every de-
s~crip,ion of merchandise.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 the sails
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ccs made on consignmcnts. Refer TO
GEORGE :. RATHBONE,
CHARLES IIARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, Oc'o5cr i6 ep:s,f.
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CLEARED.

Schr Jane, Thompson, Philadelphia-by 5. ID.
Mumrord & Co.
Ship Envoy, Wheaton,, Savannah-by Wheaton &
Kelly.
Brig Mordica, Gardner, Cuba-by Richardson y
Whitaker.
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FEATHERS,

OSTRICH FEATHERS.
a1vUST received, a splendid assortment Of
usus black, white, and grey, a part of them OF
a very superior quality-for sale low, NJ No.
81, Markct-st. WIN. l.. ALDRICH,
November %.
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FRENCH INSTR UCIYO.N..

One Dollar for Two Thousand.
TIME Grand State Lottery, will be drawn
Il in this town OH Saturday, Dec 22d.
Seheme.--l prize of 5000; l of 1909; l Of
so l of 200; l of rs; 3 of 100; IL of so; SO
of 10; GAG Of 2; 4II6 OF l.. 81 prizes
amounting to Il CAB.
o. Packages Of Is Tickets embracing all
the combination numbers warranted to draw at
least, 50, may be had for SIS, and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Tickets l dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale by
Dec Is No. 6, North Main-street.
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BAKER & SPENCER'S
IST Of numbers drawn in the 10th class Of
IL the Virginia State Lottery,
80 l3 81 3S E3 20 16 II
Please renew your small prizes in the Maine
State Lottery, which will be drawn on Mon
day next.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 3 dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale at the Canal Lottery Office, No. 8 l-2
Canal street. Dec Is
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VESSELS sPoK N.

81 INST lat 81, long IL 40, brig Blackstone, Martin,
fr this port, for New Orleans.
Sd inst lat 32 So, long "a, schr Eliza, Pigot, 20 DIS
fr St Jago dc Cuba, for Newport, had thrown over
board 100 bbls salt, to enable him to ship his ruddcr.
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ASSIGNE NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
TUSIIE subscriber, having received an assign
Ii mont of all the property of jacob c.
Gould Of Providence, housewright, in trust Cor
his creditors, gives notice TO all concerned,
that he VII receive thoir respective demands,
ifo Tered within six months from this date and
pay TO them their respective dividends. All
who refuse to comply with this request, are
informed that they viii ba dc ned any par,ici-
patton in said assignment.
CHARLES POTTER, ID Assignee,
D1c 3W
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-15
LOOKING GLASSES
CHARLES +. IEGGETT,

LOOKING GLASS MAEUFACTURrR,
No. 90, North .liaia Street.
HONTlNUES to manufacture Glasses Of
" all descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which aio offered AZ wholesale and retail, al
such prices "a TO render it m object 10 pur-
clascrs, TO buy n the M1nutaciory.
I. All kinds Of framing and repairing done
with ncainess and Dispatch. Country Mcr-
chants supplied Oh liberal terms and long cred
it.
Gold Leaf for sale as above. &c nov 81