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EASTPORT, Oct. 27-Saiied, schr Julia, fo

EASTPORT, Oct. 27-Sailed, schr Julia, for
Providence.
SACO, Oct. S0-Arr schr Two Friends, Ncker-
NEWBURyPORT, Oct. 26 Arr schr Hooey
Janvrin, IL DIS I'm Cape Haytien. Produce Of the
island very and high, and the market gluttcd
with all kinds Of American produce.
BOSTON, Oct 30-Arr brigs Nymph. Holden,
II days from Salado (i5 leagues TN Buenos Ayres;)
Albion, Weinberg, Havana, "a; Magnet, Leach,
Crcnstadt, n DIS Eseneur, 64; schrs Agawam, Ray
mond, Mansanilla; Potomac, Bears, Alexandria.
Cld ships Saco. Parsons, Valparaiso and market +,
Amethyst, Howes, Liverpool; briggs Lyd Il, Bedford
Savannah; Monticello, Falls, Point Defer; Belhs
! arioes, Gordan, do.
Nov. 'st, arr ships Lagoda, Brewster, I'm Liver.
pool; Mount Wolias'on. Francis do; brigs York,
Lord, do; Cipher, Rush. P,llau. Copenhagen, 50,
ElsIncur, -; Moscow, Newhali, Alexandria Tor
Liyerp"o, put III for orders; Jachin, Drew, New
orleans; schr Selma and Jane, Christie, Mogadore.
Cid ship Elizabeth. Campbell, Charleston; brig
Vancouyr-, Henry, Batavia.
NEW.YOKK, Oct 29-Arr ships New York,
Bennett, from Liverpool (sai cd Oct. 2;) Minerva,
Wallace, do. 40; Louisiana, Price, do; Pruicncs,
Rickctson, Pernambuco, 45; Otheo, Thorp, Charles
ton. 4; Br. barquc Trio, Puterson, Cork, AZ; brgs
Abigail, Gill, Rochelle. 20; Dion'sio, Meyer. Ha'
vana, 2 Pheasant, Bailey, Savannah, 5, William.
| ,wycron, N-uvuas, -; Alfalfa, Thatcher, Wit
minetnn, n. e.; Hercules, Stevens, Savannah, g.;
schrs Deborah, Malron, Washington, n. c.; Alice
and Mary, Saunders, Richmond, 8; Romeo, Blnks,
Alexandra; Eliza. Richmond, Petersburg and Nor
! folk; Columbia, Wilson, Alexandria; Oregon, Mia,
J Savannah
Cid ships Don Quxotte, Clark, Havre; Henri Nv.
Skidiy, do; Agnes, Johnson, ST. Thomas; Jupiter,
Clark, St. Croix; Margaret, M'Inosh, New Or
lean'; brig Rubicon, Bourne. Matanzas; schr Aris-
tides, Hodges, ST. johns, Z. f.; Charles Hays,
Rowlings, S.. Marks.
PHiLADELPHIA, Oct. 29-Ar schrs Cyrus,
Sears Halifax; George, Norfolk; sloop Speed, Rose,
| Newport.
Cid brig Gen. Mercer, Fredericksburg; schrs
Phcnix, Dunlevy, ST. Jago, de Cuba; Mount Vor-
! non, Baltimore; Herald, Hall, Providence.
SOth, cid schr Triumph, Savannah.
| PETERSBURGH, Oct 26-Arr brig Romulus,
I'm New York.
| Cid brig Junia,ta, Luboc, Hivro.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 26-Cld schr Cyane, for Phil
| adelphia.
J The schooner Alexander, IIust from Baltimore,
for ST. Barts, has put into East River, with loss of
cables and anchors, in heavy blow on the Middle
| Ground.
GEORGETOWN, Oct. 2O-Cld schr Susan an !
Phebe, New York.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2l-Arr brig Emol.ns,
Burger, Matanzas,9.
25h, sailed, brig Grampus, Antwerp.
! NEW-ORLEANS, Oct. S-Arr barque David
Cannon, Hubbard, FIN Liverpool; schf Joseia, Cam
! peachy.
! Cid brgs Galatea, Pandely, Havrc;
| MOBILE, Oct. 6-Arr brigs Milo, Grover, from
Havana; Union, Clinton, I'm Newport, via Key
| West.
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Per steam boat Connecticut.

Arr ut New York, on "Wednesday and Thursd,v,
brig Empress, Cough,St. Andrews, 10; sloops Provi-
dencs. Brown, Providencc; Amity, Monroe, do; Ann
Maria. Gardner, do; George and Mary, Morris.
Warren; ships Britannia, Marshall, Liverpool, Sept.
81; Black Warrior, Hill, Hamburg 81; brig Danube
Rochette, Liverpool.
CD ships John Wells, Curtis, Charleston; Savan-
nah, Austin, Vera Cruz; Saudi, Jennings, Charles
ton; bs,gs Srah Lac MKenze, (of this port,) Hull
Motion w Waes, N Orleans.
Gil at Pal, ep ph,s, at, ships Bilise, Bangs, ST
Thrnas; brig Fanny, Wing, Fernand,ni de Nagua.
Arr at Baltimore. 3Oth, ship Liverpool, I'm New
York; Providence, Bowers, I'm 'hls port
At Hamburg, eth Sept. ship Boy, Greene, Of
Newport, for Gou enburg.
Sailed I'm PhiladeIph,a, 3is,, brig Rose, Rae,
Vera Cruz.
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PROVIDENCE. WRITING SCHOOL.

TIME subscriber respectfully gives notice,
Il that his next Course Of Lessons in PEN
MANsHIP, will commence on Monday, the
5th inst also, that few more scholars can
DO admitted, by making application at the
Writing Room, over 4: North Main-sf.
a. Hours of attendance - for Ladies, from
o'clock till 4, p. nj. Gentlemen, in the
Schools can be accommodated in the sub
scriber's, at any hours that will not interfere
with their studies.
For further particulars please call on the
subscriber at his School Room.
Nov J. PARKHURST, Jr.
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"MARY EVERGREEN.
Erfract Of a Letter from Miss Mary EUer-
green to her " aunt in the count y."
Providence, Nov 3. 1927.

Extract ofa Letter from Miss Mary Ever-
green to her 90 aunt in the cOnnt, o."
Providence. Nov 3, 1927.
My DEAR AUNT HANNAH-I take nay
pen in hand, to write you those few lines, to
inform you that / am in health, hoping that
these few lines, will find you enjoying the
same.
want you to tell our Rachel. that this is
the greatest town that ever seed, and that
she must come down by Squire Oxbow 5 team
next Saturday, most sartenly. Providence is
q smashing place, it beats all natur all hollar.
They have got crate harcade here. what
looks like one of them there things, that they
tells about, being found in Grease; and
thousand other buildings, that are smashers.
And beside all this, there are bows, :he clcgan-
test we ever hered of; and don't you think AUNT
Hannah, one of them says he wants to take /,
in silken bands, and he talks about love, an all
OF them there things, like as If he was an an
gel. But reckon, he wouldn't talked SO, and
telcd SO many stories, if ho hadent found out
that was altered, and had got heep of mon
ey. But hes prItty feIlor, and will have
him, wouldn't you aunt Hannah. Bat sposc
you are surprised TO hear that have got mon
ey, SO Ill tell you all about it. Tothcr day
seed great big peace of paper, on which was
writ, $4,000 for y only. So ye see aunt Han
nah, thought a. how, I'd we'll have five
thousand dollars any body, and so goes to
a store on Chcap-Side, and sells the Stocking
Yarn, what Debby gave me, and the goose
quls that Zacharah gave me, and the clark.
o ud, he was a smiling looking kind Of
spark - handed two dollars, and away goes
|, to the Lottery Office, and buys Il Ticket !;
the Lottery draws, and up comes for Mary
Evergreen, a smasher, five thousand dollars!
Lud, how droll, and how kind of all-ovcrish,
l did iccl! Well took the cash, an the next
night the sparks was artcr me! One talked of
love felt amazing queer can tell yc, anoth-
err, said how was n beauty, and he wan,cd TO
marry I. I'm now all the go. have began
to pound a pea amer, and look like the na-
ton! Tell the gals, If they want to get rich,
to come to town to day, for the Lottery draws,
and buy ticket.
So no more at present, but hoping that these
few lines, will find you well. remain yours
till death do us part.
MARY EVERGREEN.
.Noto Bene. If the gals want TO get rich,
te II EN- to buy their ticket at
BRADFORD'S,
No. 6, North Main-street,
Who has for sale tckets.in the following bril-
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At 81. Jago lie Cuba, 18th ult. schr Comet, Ed
dy, Of and for Warren. 8 Ids.
At Savannah, 26th ult. ships Eliza & ABBY, Wood
-of this port, loading for New York; Hazard, Chace
for this port; br,gs Eagle, Mauran, do; Laurel, Shell
don,' Tor do. 3 or days.
Sailed from Liverpool. Ilth Sept. Magnet. Ush-
or, for Bristol.
Brig Reward, Emery, s,iod from Boston, July
3Ist, for Cape Hiyticn ard had not arrived there at
the last accounts. Fears are entertained that she
was list with her during the hurricane Of the
s4th Aug. VIM. Woolsey, Esq. merchant at the
Cape, passenger.
At Padang, May "a, ship Ca'h,rine. Dean. of sa-
lem. for Antwerp, few davs. Coffee 60
Ship Boy, Green, of Newport, fin Havana, (Juy
Sd J has arr at Hamburg.
At Havana, 18th ult briggs Fame, Bigey, hence,
Just arr; Pomona, Nawton, from Key West. do; Ag-
enora, Jones, for this port, next week; George,
Jones, do do.
At Neuvi,as 18th inst. brigs George, Barclay, FOR
Philadelphia, unc just arr; Columbia. Richie, do;
schr Alpha, Gardner, fr X,bua. do.
Al Rochelle, l7th ult. ship Galaxy, just arr. tho
only Am.
No Am. vessels at Para, Sept. II,h.
Sailed from Porism ,uth, 9Th ut. ship Tho
Wilson, Toscan, South America.
Sailed from Salem, 18th ult Roscoe, Briggs, for
Rio Janeiro.
Sailed from Liverpool, Sept. l4tk, brig Miles,
Lawton, of Warren, for this port.
Al Hamburg. I7h Sept. Ann. Richardson, Rio
Janeiro; Rebecca, Hawos, Bahia; brig Baltic, sea
bury, Newport.
The Atlantic. Fosdiek. was to sail from Belfast
6,h ult. aud the Dublin Packet, on the 7h, both Tor
New Y ork.
A schr was ashore and b,lgcd on Hog Island, sup.
posed TO be the Fly, from New York, for Richmond.
The Francis, Palmer, from New York. was nt
Rotterdam, 25th Sept. for Gibraltar next day.
The schr Traveller, Ciewlcy, Of Prospect, from
Machias, vas toweJ into tho Isle Of HaW, 9th Of
Oct with loss of manmast, foretopmast. deck load,
and nearly all her sails, a storm the night before,
in winch she nearly undered. II is stated that lc-
male passenger. who was below, drowned by the
sudden rush ofthc water into The cabin.
The Juliet, Ward, fin Boston, are at 81. Angus
tine, 9Th ut in distress, captain, mate, and ono man
sick, and unable IL do duty.
Tho u. s. sloop ofwar vinconncs, wns at Gu,ya-
gull, Goth August; tho Braudywne irgate had boen
hsrs, and sIisd lor CAlso; all vol on board both
~ a
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-03

~ILLIAM WALL, respectfully informs
w his friends and the public at largo,
that he mas taken the ne,r store No. 13, South
Mdin-street. directly opposite his former stand
where he intends keeping constantly on hand,
a general assortment ofGroceres and Coun-
try Produce. His assortment Of Liquors
and Wines shall not bo inferior to any in
tho market and he offers inducements for
families to supply themselves with choice
Groceries viz. Havana Brown White Loaf and
Lump Sugars, Hyson, Young Tyson, Tyson
Skin, Capcr Souchong, Souchong and Pou-
chong Teas.
SPICES. Pepper, Pimcnto, Caas;a, Cloves,
Mace, &c. SC. &c.
MOLASsES..- New Orleans, Surinam and
Matanzas Molasscs.
LIQU ORS.- Brandy, ST. Croix Rum and
New England Rum, Holland and American
Gin, Old jamaica Spirit and Irish whiskey.
WINES.-Choicc old Madeira, celebrated
/" Woodhouso' brand. Port, Lisbon, French
Madeira, Claret, Muscat, Tcnerifs, Malaga,
Cnrrant (white and rcd) and constantly OH
land, C. Champagne. Of the most approved
brands. -'
IORDIALS. -Annisced, Winter Green Pep
permcnt, Cinnamon, Orange, Sc SC.
ALSO Choice lots Of Butter and Cheese,
selected from the best dairy in the country.
2
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HERE COMES A TICKLER!

nor the sum Of $40, person may obtain
IL tho above splendid and magnificent cap
itsl, which. without doubt, if not alrca dy so
will render the fortunate holder of it COM fort
able and independent, and Of course respec-
table, as the old saying goes /" Money makes
the mdn"-and where is there better chance
of being made man of, at any rate so far as
money is concerned, than in the following
splendid ard
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BY VIM. p. GREENE & NJ. sToDDARD.
DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
On Thursday, Nov. 9Th, at so'clock, 4. M.
at Office No. Market square, on six months
credit, large and general assortment OF Dry
Goods, consisting of fBroadcoths, Cassimsres,
Flannels, Sa,inctts, Bombazetts. Caroline
Plaids, cotton and silk Hdkfs. cotton Stripes,
Checks and Plaids, Gotten Cambrics, Jeans,
bang-up- Cords, Denmark Sattins, furniture
D.nities, Grape Shawls, Satin Silks, Irish Linz
ems, Vestings, Ribbons, dog skin and Paris kid
Gloves, &c.
Also, at \ O'Clock, by the package, s cases
Satinetts; IL cases mems Hats; 10 packages
Boots and Shoes. Oct3t
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WhOIes ~, haIyes ST, quarters 50 cents :
to be had in every variety, at
CLARK'S ..
II. 1. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No.
4, Union Buildings.
CO. All kinds of uncurrent money exchanged
on the most accommodating terms.
Bank bills examined gratis, and all Lottery
information given with the creates. pleasure
imaginable.
Please cali as above, and get accommo-
dated. Nov 3.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY,, October 81.
Schr Washington Packet, Shove, from Alexandra,
with -four.
steam boat Washington. Tom nson, New York.
S!oop Amelia, Simmons, Somerset.
THURSDAY, November l.
Sloop Emelinc, Miller. BRISTOL.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Sloop WIN. II. Allen, Pearse, Bristol.
Slaop Eliza, Smltli, liom Warren.
Sioop Narragansctt, Williams, Taunton.
FRIDAY, .Nouember 2.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, from Baltimore, with
nour and coru, to Seth Adams, c. Allen, and Elisha
Dyer & Co.
sisam boat Babcock, Bliss, Newport.
Sloop George and Mary. Walden, from Newport.
Sioop Charity. Chapel. Twerlou.
Soop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, f. ON w ickford.
Steam boat Connccticut, Constock, from, New
York.
Sloop William, Churwick, from Saniwich.
Sloop Delight, Penney, from Sandwich.
Sloop Sarah, Inyrahan, from Warren, with rum,
gin, &c. To Allen, Perry. Hunt S Co
Schooner Sally Hone, Baker, f.om Boston, with
wine, Ia Stims0n & Hodges, IRON, 10 Hardness s.
Stead, duck, to A. NJ. Vintnn, rum and brandy, to
Preston Hodges, slate stone, 10 S. Il $. Tingey.
Schooner Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, from Boston,
with macSarel, copperas, VINE, brandy, rum, &c to
S'msoa s. Hodges, Arnold, Dav export f. Co. Dy-
ers s. Maaton, and others.
Schooner Two Sisters, Savery, from New Lon.
don, with wood, to the master.
Schooner Hyperion. rravers, from Richmond with
Aour and coal, t, A. M. Vinron and David Barton.
Schooner Mary, Cogsns, from Union River, Me.
with lumber.
Sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, from East Green.
wich.
Sloop Fair Play. Hazard, from Tverton.
Schooner Joseph Baker, Walker, from Newport.
Schooner Diligence Howes, from Bangor. with
lumber.
Schooeer Sally, Tarbox, from Saco, with lumber.
Ccha Sar Nickn frop, Hail, linn
Der.
Schooner Morning Star, Orr, from Bangor, with
lumber.
Sbop New Packet, Nickerson, from Saco. with
lumber.
Sloop Good Intent, Alien, from Rochester.
Schooner Eliza s. Besey, Norris, from Frcdericks-
burg
BELOW-Barque. .Philletus, Merrill, New Or
leans 81; abrg supposed to be the Marcus Page, fn,
Cronstadt, and number Of coasting vessels.
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Al Charleston, 23d alt schr Rambler, Raymond,
for this port, not com. loading.
At Havana, I4ih ult. ship Transit. Latterman. Of
Newport, unc; brig America, Hanna, (late Lake,
returned home) OF Bristol, for Barcelona
Brig Cossack, FIN Barbados. for st. John IN ballast,
has been totally lost.
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JOHN HARTSIIORN

GENERAL CoMMissroN AGENT, BosToN.
EH AS taken the Store Nos. FL and %,
& z Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose Of
iransa citing Commission Business. md tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
spec,fully soliciting consgnnents o, every de-
scripton of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to tho sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ccs made on consignments.
Boston, October I6 ep:stc
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FROM oUn CORRESPONDENT


FROM oUH CORRESPONDENTS.
NEWPORT. Nov. 2.
The brig En,crprz, Briggs, from Providence, for
Charleston, sailed on Sunday.
Slooi, Express, Hammett, for Charleston, sailed
yesterday; schr Ann Maria, from Dighton, for do.
sailed on Wednesday.
Arr yesterday, brig Ruby, Cole. from Bucksport
Wexford .Nop. l.
Arr Yesterday, achr Paragon, Daily, IL DIS fun Port
Saunders.
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FURNITURE.

On Saturday, November 10th, at half past 8
o'clock, A. NJ. at No. 73, Westminster-st.
The Furniture Of family breaking up house
keeping, consisting of Beds and Bedding, Bed
steads, Tables, Chairs, Carpets Looking Glass
cs, Wash Stands, Crockcry and Glass Ware,
one elegant Eight Day Clock. Also. an as
sorment OF Kitchen Furniture.
NOYemher 3.
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REMEMBER
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLL4RS.
6nN Wednesday next and numerous other
w prizes 10 be distributed on that day,
amounting to 1927 ,040.
Whole Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 8.
tenths 2, twcnteths Sl, to be had at No. 3S
Market-strcet.
EVANS g. co.
bS- Pay attention! - the place where Dame
Fortune has resided and still abides, is at No.
SO, where but few in vain seek for prizes.
$4,000 FOR A TkIFLE.
ON Wednesday afternoon was drawn in
Washington city, the FIRST class Of the
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
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Pouder Mill Turnptke

Powder IiH Turnpike Stock.
On Thursday next, Nov. 8, at Office No. 1,
Market-Square. unless previously d.rosed Of
at private sale,
-Four Shares in the Powder-Mill Turnpike
Stock. Sales to commence at IL o'clock, M.
November g.
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Sailed on Thursday, briggs New England, Curtis
MAtanzss; Orono. Dennis. Havana; Leopard, Har
Tis, Savannah
Sailed yesterday, sloops Voant, Cook, Albany
Ann, Manchester, New York.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

Lat - 80, Ion 73, ship Aspas,,, Bennett, Of Brs-
fol, days from New York, 70, Now Orleans.
Oct. ~, lat % 81, long 60 "a, brig Centurion,
Putnam. Of Salem. IL days ln Baltimore, for St.
Thomas.
Oct. 22, lat AZ, long SO IL. brig Miles, Lawton,
Of Warren, from Liverpool, for this port.
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ATTORNEY At LAW.

ATTORNEY At LAW.
BE AVING several years since been admitted
q u to practice as an Attorney and Coun-
ceii0r at Lap, in all the Courts in this State,
and more recently in the United States Courts, !,
offer my services to the public, in tho line Of
my profession. Those who may sec fiji TO en-
ploy me, as well as my old patrons, may rest
assured that Whatever business they may con-
lido TO my mana cement, shall be attended to
with prolnp;ness, fidelity and correctness.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Nawport, Oct. 10
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CLEAR Ed

Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, New Orlsans-by
G. Il J. Mauran.
schr Agnes, Levin, Charsston-ty Charles C.
Mowry.
Sloop Hope, Simmons, Charieston-by ID Cady.
U. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
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Magnificent Scheme.

5O5l prizes amounting to 1927 ,040.
A very few chances remain to be disposed
#, at the very moderate price of 20 dollars for
vholes, 10 do for halves, s DO for quarters, 2
10 for tenths, and l do for twenticths. For
INV of which pleoao COLL NJ
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BOUisN'S

Franklin House.
~ Where was sold in the last class Of the
above Lottery. tho Capital Prize of Sl,l32 in
a whole Ticket.
Nov 3
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GRAND State Lottery, No. 10, for the
IN erection Of Free Bridge. Highest
prize $4,000. To bo drawn in Providence,
November, 10th. 1927. S. y M. Allen & Co.
agents for the Managers.
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sDTRES DAY.4ns

Washington Lodge Lottery.
W ILL be drawn in this town, This Day,
w and as usual, DO finished with the us
ual promptness and despatch
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HIGHEST PRIZE 500 900.
TRAND Consolidated Lottery, 10000
w highest prize. drew in Washington on
"Wednesday last
Tickets at Sc, and parts in proportion.
IVaSHI.N'GTON LODGE LOTTER Y,
draws in this town This Day, Capital prize
5000 dollars. Tickets 81, shares in propor-
ton.
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NEW STORE
HARVEY CLARK,
NO. 90, Westminster street, first Store east
~ Of the Universalist Chapel, informs tho
inhabitants of Providence and its vicinity, that
he has taken the above Store, whero he is this
day opening general assortment of English
Goods aud Shoes, which will be sold al tho
most reduced prices for cash.
N. Il. A general assortment of Broadcloths,
Cassmeres, Satnctts, &c. Nov 3
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THIS DAY.
TENHE Washington Lodge Lottery. draws in
i this town, This Day.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars, parts in propor-
ton, for sale at
BOURN'S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
Nistrict OF Co,uMlb,a,
flerandr1a County, Set:

.fierandno County, Set:
Ann rErN, lS27-9th DAY,
Josiah u. D1Yis < George IT, Smoot,0
late j",nt merchants, under the firm
OF Geo. Il Nmoo SEQ. CompHS. r. Or
AGAINST :" '''D"'e'S T.
James w. Breckenridge, Jonathan APP.
pier and Colin Aud, Defsndaafs-
rbHiE defendant James " breckenridge not hay.
'nS ent red his appearance and given security ac-
corning to the statute md The rul of this Court and
ltaPpeafs to the satisfaction of the Court upon aft.
tiavIt hlcd that the said defendant James w Bracken
ridge net an nhabtant of the District of Columbia;
On motion ct the compaiaants, BY their counsel it is
ordered that the sad James " breckenridge do AN.
pear here the first day next November term and
his appearance TO tins suit and give security for
performing the DEGREES of the Court and that the o..
ther defs ndants Jonathan Appler and Colin Aud do
not pay away, convey or secrete the debts by them
OWING to or the estate or OBJECTS in tler hands belong
ing 10 the said absent defendant James W. Bracken.
ridge until the further order or decree of this Court
and that copy Of this order be forthwith published
for two months successvely in of the newspapers
printed IN the Town of Alexandria, and that copy be
also posted at the fontdoor Of the Courthouse Of said
County
a copy,-Test, EDM l. LEE, c.
may 2l-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
Female HoaraiMs Schnol

MRS. I. WAUGH proposes to open School on
WI the 9TH of May, in the house recently occupied
by the Rev. W. Andrews, next door east of the Post
Office In this School will he taught, the following
branches ofliterature, viz-Reading, Writing, Arth
metz he elementary principles OF Geography antof
r,mmer, the use ofthe Globes and Maps, the
philosophy Of Language, and Pathological Criticism,
a. /. m Harris, Hermes', campbers Philosophy
of s toric Blars Lectures the Diversions of Pur'ey,
and Murray's, Greenleaf's, and Webster's Grammars
Should Il at any time be deemed expedient to add
the French Spanish, Italian and Latin Languages,
either of them it shalt be done. MIR. Waugh will at
tend the school from about six till eight o'clock nthe
morning, during the spring and summer, and ut some
proper time during the winter evenings.
The charges for tuition will depend On The extent OF
the course Of studies assigned to the pupils by their
own friends varying from four to eight dollars per
quarter for such As called day scholars forbord
and tuition one hundred and thirty dollars
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