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NEWPORT, Nov. Z2-Ar sem David, Smith,
from 81 Barts, for Stanford, Con. having experienced
severe gales on the coast, aud uttered IN sails and
nsp.ng.
23d, arr Sarah G. Crowe!l, 7 DIS I'm Halifax, bound
to New York; schr Plymouth Rock, Lane, I'm Phil
~adelphia, Tor do. having been blown otf in the lato
gales
Danish brig St Auna, Baush, I'm Guayanna, and
% DIS I'm Ponce, L. X.
Schr President, Dennis, Of Providence, 8 DIS from
Fort Washington, with U. s. troops, bound to East
port.
EDGARTOWN, Nov. 2O-Arr ship Gauges,
Coffin, fin Society Islands, for Nantucket, with a iull
cargo OF oil.
PORTLAND, Nov. 22-Arr brig Superior, Lew
is, lin MatanZas.
Cid briggs Nuna, Cuba; Telegraph, Blanchard. St
Bar,s; Sophrona, Chase, Mobile.
sALEh, Nov. 22-CId ship Hercules, King, St
Thomas; Mercator, Andrews, New Orleans; Ed
ward, Whhredge, Brazil.
SEWBURYPORT, Nov. 23-Cld ship Delta,
Clarksor, Savannah; Ann Mara. WylIe, New Or
leans.
pOR 'SMOUTH, Nov. 23-Sailed. ship Triton,
Toscan, New Orleans; barquo Prudent, New Or
leans
BATH, Nov. 2l-sai!ed, briggs Gov. Fcnncr,
Blanchard, Charleston; CoGet, Rinsman, New Or
leans; Caroline, nuadaioupe.
2Ad, cid brigs Helen, Saunders, St Croix; Mcridi-
HI, y Orleans.
BOSTON, Nov. 23-Ar brig Hindu, Constant,
in Croustodt, llIh, Eismeur 20ih Oct.
Cid snips Malabar, Covell, Sumatra; Sarah &
Caroline. Pri"ce. Charleston; briggs Dido, Copeland,
Rivana; Susan, Norris, st Thomas and a ma, ket;
Monticello. Harvey, Aux cages.
2itn. arr SEARS Rcgulus, DO me, from Labradorj
Union, Bradford, Plymouth.
I'D ship London Packet, HINT, London; brigs
William. Dlnnock, ST Thomas aud a market: ARIEL,
Coffin, OF Warren, Havana; Nymph, Glidaen, Bra.
zi's md a market.
18th, arr schrs Alba,ross, Foster. i'm P~ernambuco;
Helen. Fuller, Richmond.
10Th arr schr Volmt, Bradford, from :, Pierrcs.
Cid sclr Enterprise, Hancock, Alexandria.
NEW. YORK, Nov. 23-Arr schrs Providence,
Matthews, I'm Folly Landing; Effort, Bell, Rich
n,ond; lie Ia Jackson, Hul2n, Norfolk
Cid 'c'irs Fine, Nichols, >avannah; Union, Allen,
Charlest N; Spy, Patterson, DO.
Zih, arr sh'p Niagara, Beccl"r, I'm Savannah, 10;
schrs Mariner, Proctor, 'ouce. y. X. 81; Bers.y q
Jane, Mast'n. BsI'imo,f: Jceap, Bennett, do.
Gid Snaps Emperor, Il n cit, savaannh; Georgia,
Smith, DO; brigs Alexander. Nix, Gibraltar and a
market; Dionisio, Myer, Havana.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l3-Arr brig Hannah,
JcnkIis, fir ST Thomas.
Cid ships Fanny, Franklin, St Thomas; Lafayette,
Hardie, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Cld ship States, HIP
k,ns, II Orleans.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. -l-Cd brig Gen.
Ms6cer, auI, Providence.
= WBERS Nov. Odd schr Gen. Iredell,
Martinez.
.WiLMlSGTON, Nov. ia-Arr brig Fox, from
Martinique
CHARLESTON. Nov. I5-Sailcd, Fr. brig
joan BaptIste, Havre.
SAVANNAH, Nov l4-Arr sloop Mercy,
BoIies, i'm Newport
Sailed ship Rising States, Carpenter, Providence;
brig All ,ntc, do
MOBILE, Oct 26-Cld brig Union, Clinton, of
Newport, for N Orleans.
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The ship Packet, Moriariy, Of Salem, has been
condemned as u~nseaworthy, at Nautilus.
Two Of the crew Of the brig Clarissa, late of this
port, came passengers In the Hindu, at Boston, from
Cronstadt.
The brig Martha Ann, Clewly, Of Boston, got on a
ledge, between Eastport and Calais, previous 10 the
18th inst and bilged.
No Am vessels at 81 Pierres, Goth ult.
The Talent, Winsor, I'm 81 Ubes, arr at Duxbury,
on Sunday afternoon.
Brig Susaunah, at Provincetown, fin Trinidad Gu
ba, for Portland, brought IN the crew Of schr Of and
I'm Baltimore, for Portsmouth,, with flour and corn,
which vessel and the 3. came IN contact, IN the night
Doth lying to, in a gale) and the schr was 50 much
injured that she sunk shortly afterwards.
Cid at Pensacola, 9th ult Niagara, Tanner, for
Mobile.
Arr at Savannah, 18th, sloop Express, Hammctt,
fin Newport, via Charleston.
Sailed I'm Norfolk, 10th, Amey & Polly, Macon
Der, for this port.
Arr at Holmes Hole, 22d, brig Clyde, Is DIS from
Key West.
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Deaths.

In this town, on Monday morning last, Mrs.
Mary Carpenter, wife Of Mr.. Oliver Carpenter,
in the Soth year Of her age. Funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock, -
friends and relations are invited to attend with
out further notice.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Chester Cady, aged
% years, a worthy and respectable young man,
whose sudden death will long be lamented by
those wha were acquainted with the exccllen-
clos Of his character. He has left 4 wife and
one child. Funeral this q teri oon a. 3
O'Clock, fsom the residence Of as brother, Mr..
Lyman Cady, Pond-street, rear of High street.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Cynthia Viughan,
widow Of the late Benz. Veughun and, daugh-
Yer or the late Caleb Wheaton. Funeral to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
In S~cituate, on the 7'h inst. Lydia Waterman,
reiict of the late Thomas Waterman, Of coven-
try, in the 93d ear of her age.
In Bristol very suddenly, H,onrh, diugh'er
Of Mr. Dad Monroe, nged 4 'esr'
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LONG .sLA>v ,oo>D 90, ario,

LONI iSLt.Nu ,pNND ~ NITON.
Gcj-In consequences oil The violence orlhe gale, the
steam boat Washington, Captain Robert :. Bunker,
which vessel sailed from here last Thursday, pun
back, after having proceeded up Sound some distance
and on Sunday was la ing in New.London harbour;
but ere this has probably proceeded up tho Sound.
The U. l.. packet sioop Mary. Capt. Bennett, was
at Falkland Island, on Friday morning. The steam
compelled to abandon nsr trip, and proceeded up 10
Norwich. The Connecticut, Capt Comsiock, left
here on Saturday, and was Obliged TO make a harbour
off New. London where she net the Washington, cx-
changed passengers, and returned to this port, on
Sunday evening; she sa,lel again yesterday. The
Marco Bozzaris, was in Newport, OH Monday, bu'
probably has proceeded up Sound ere this The gales
for the last three DAYS have been incessnnt aud SC
we're, attended with an unusual intensity OF cold for
the season
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In this town, on Wednesday last, Mr.. Ebe-
this town.
o nMonday morning last, by Rev. Mr.. Crock
er,Mr. Jonas Hartwell to Mrs. Thankful Briggs,
both Of this town.
same day, by Rev. DR.. Edes, Mr.. Apollos
Howard to Miss Bethiah Porter, of Bridgewa-
ter, Mass.
In Pawtucket, on Thursday evening last. by
Rev. Mr.. Benedict, Mr.. ALVIN Easton to Miss
Eliza Bencbley, Of Smithield.
In Smithield, on Thursday last, by Thomas
Mann, Esq. Mr.. Caleb Fuller to Miss Leaf,
Handy, both Of Smithficld.
In 0lneyville, on Sunday evening last by the
Rev. Mr.. Kent, Mr.. Clarke Kendall, to Miss
Rebecca w, Branch, oil Of this town.
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JERVIS ROCKFORD,
HAIR DRE,. Err,

UDE PECTFULLY informs the public in
HI general, that he has taken a room, in
Whitman's Block, o. 8, Westminster street,
for Gen,lemen's Hair Cutting. &c.
Permit HIM 10 say a fsw words upon bis pro-
lesson.
Doctors Gall and spurzheim have contend
cd that genus. taste, the passions and all that
belongs TO the intellectual powers ofman rest
upon tile formation Of the cranium:-This may
be true-but with how much more truth can
it be said that the beauty Of Z" the humon face
dirine,' depends upon that great feature Of
the coantenanoe, the HAIR. Fashion baJ held
a constant reign, exhibiting all The Varieties OF
her power, over this vegetable Of The human
head nov flowing in luxuriant Ting'sts. and
now shayen with ecclesiastical sUiemniy. =.
Wigs were invented 10 give dignity 10 the " Use,
and the appearance Of gravity and wisdom v
tie dali; but the aye Of wigs IL gone forever
the ogl of Minerva has modified his feathers,
and fallen fiol. her fame. The present style
Of mou.ding this feature has never heen sur
passed il has = classical origin, taken from
The antiqoe crop seen on the Elgin marbles
aud Roman CONS, uniting AtiIeniln grace
with Roman dignity, and Is finely adapted TO
the bail room or military parade. THIS art Of
=. managing the hair" is one not learned in Il
day, Bat requires skill and experience. Tho
rule IL general but the application mus be vd-
rIed for delicate features, by help oftbis arI,
can be built up into something of a marital air,
and severe limos Of the countenancc sof oned
TO sylvan slml'i ity. II any one loubt
Whether this can be done, let HIM cone and
test bis skill. ON nov 81
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GU 4, ~ELASTIC-oR

India Rubber Shoes and Oper- Shoes.
SNHE. subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has constantly on hand,
fol- and very general supply Of Cum Elastic,
-. India Rubber Shoes and OveT-Sboes, which
re will dispose OF on the most accommodating
erms. Ha.ing made arrangements 10 import
10 G I'm Elastic directly from Para, he IL en-
oiled TO sell it al lower rates than any other
,s1ron in N~ew-England, and invites deolers to
make him a call.
Tae utility and great benefits derived from
ne use OF these Siocs, has been fully tested q,
Dy MANY Of The most respectable citizens OF
.nis country aud as a pre- Cu'atIye against he
cold AID vet, are esteemed decidedly superior
to leather. In a climate like ours, subject TO
great changes, 1t 10 important o keep the feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, mas been
found equal to the G IN EiisIc. Tine shoe is
light, elastic, p%lea@tnt % tie foot, and parilc-
ularly calculated for lad es.
Orders f ON any part Of the country. will be
promptly attended 70, # rected 10
STEPHEN c. SMITH,
No. 70, westmia5ttr-st Providence, X. /.
November %.
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At Juan Fernandez, Feb 18th, ship Russell, OF
Newburyport, with 1900 bbls oil.
In Tongay Bay, July 24th, ship North American,
240O bbls oil, to leave shortly; Maryland, 1860 do;
A, Coquimbo, July 25th. George, with 1920 bbls
oil; Peru, 1850 do.
Al Cronstadt, ba rques Pallas, Brewster, for B"s
ton, Z ds, Isateliea, Haven, dlschg. COR Portsmouth,
or Boston, 10 or 10
Tn at Warren, brig Miles, Wheaton, for New Or.
leans.
Sailed from Wilmington, I itb. brig Globe, Andres
Of this port, for West 1niies.
Ship Atlas, Lawton, from this port, has arrived a
Wilmington.
About A. sail Of vessels were lying in Newport har
bour, on Sunday morning., wind bound; the principal
part Of them from Boston, and other eastern ports,
bound 70 Connecticut and New York.
Up 1t Boston, sloop Aurora, Baker, for this port.
Sailed from Alexandria, schr Mary, Jones, Tor this
port.
Newport, uncr; brig Miles Standi III, Talbot, of thus
port, dischg; America, Hanna, Of Bristol, for McdI-
tcrranean; Fame. Bigley, ofand for this port; Cr'-
tcrion, Taylor, Of Newport, dismasted; ship Leonl-
das, for NJ alaga.
At Loni,n, 81 ult ship Elbe, Littlefeld, Of New.
No Am. vessels at Ponce. Porto Rico, 29lh ult.
SMied from Norfolk, Betscy, Briggs, of Somerset
for North Carolina.
schr Convoy, Smith, I'm Murrecsboro' for New
on the 18th inst struck on tho North Breakers, big.
eJ and filled, and would be lost. Crew saved
The scbr Little John, Blackman, OF Egg Harbor,
fn Richmond, for New York, struck on the Bar AZ
Rarnegat on Wednesday, and at low water broke IN
too-careo all lost. Crew saved.
I've brie George, fm New York, Cor Mobile, went
ashore a, NJ bile Point, and it is IN merriam whether
she will be got off
l6st near Key West, on the 23i Sept
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

yHHHE pioprIe' ors OF tho PROVIDENCE
IL WIND MILL, respectfully give %nollae,
that their Nil! Is now II operation, aud pre-
pared to obey the connanls # IS piiroas aud
the public at age. RE NJ! - situat i o.
the PLAN, ad join.ng the west burial g'odnd
and at Il very Convenient distance i'om the
town. As there Is nov 10 %rst all IN this
vicinity, the proprIeIors anticipate Il inii share
Of custom, and assure all who may employ tho
Mill, that their orders VIII be fIithtiily obey
cd. Toll, as usual at Other Grlst Mills.
Oct 27
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PAINE & BURGESS

PAINE & BURGESS
OFFICIAL st of the drawn numbers IN
" The Vermont State Lottery, 9th class.
% ii 10
BY which they are enabled 10 call on their
Gus omers to present their Tickets and get
another Capital Prize This Week.
10 IA % IA quarter of SllOi, besides 81
Of 800, and ga Of 200, aud lots Of 50'S, 3O's
and eos.
DG-Be sure to call Mt No. IL, MIrnet-sq.
for Tickets in the Newly rk Con. olidatcd
Lottery, TO be dra wn Tbs DAY. ~, 2
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DIR. CHI AM 3ERS' CURE FOR If,TEM-

-
FASHE subscriber, on TIE dccease Of g.. late
n DIR. William Chambers, took into his
possession the personal estate Of ii c dec sed,
ami found prepared a large quanti,y OF Or.
Chambers Remedy for Intenperance.
He hereby informs The public, that lie has
disposed of all the medicine so found, to Dr..
James II. Hart, and MIR. Andrew M. Tanning,
of this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber
has been aciuated by IA due regard TO the inter-
ests of the heirs Of the intestate, as well as
from a wish 10 give the most extensive use to-
the ,r; Is Of tie discovery whatever they may
be; ana lie can further add, with confidence,
that the gentlemen who Will hereafter be the
We, ders Of the Remedy for Intepperance, as
prepared by the inventor, have been Intimately
connected with Dr.. Chambers in his life time,
have been his agents in compromising t''e ned
icine, and are acquainted with its oTpos't on.
SILVANUS MILLER,
Puoi.c Administrator. &c
o. The medicine Will hereafter be prepared
and sold b" the subscrIb 60. tr , IN
possession of tnc o. Z 30 1 recipe a. ~ az. -
'or, "a the Office OF Vie laic Dr. c. in the basc-
mgnl story Of Ru'gOis' Medical College, IA
Duane Streets east de Of roadway, and Il. the
me l,ai sore OF DIR. Hart, corner of Broadway
and Chambers street, TIee doors from Wash
in on Hall, New York.
TIE Astonishing success winch this remedy
has Obtained IN restoring babitual incbria,es TO
sobrie;f, has established us virtues beyond all
conrldcuon. and supcrsedes the necessity Of
any further com neni.
The remedy Is as innocent as IL ~ etfectual;
so mnch so, that II is of:cn given 10 children in
febr.le ,omPlainls, nd frequently used as u
ffnii mcI.,.ne for D. spepsia, Sc. All that
is required, 20 ensure rs specific effect, is to
abide strictly b. the dilec ons. II is put up
in packages sufficient for one individual cure,
and accompanied with ample directions for its
use, sigued m tho ~hand-wrtmg of the suhscri-
be.s, ,.tpout which none are genuine. We are
induced to adopt this measure, as in conse-
qIcnce of the grca. celebrity which Dr.. Cnani-
bess' medicine has obtained, there hs.c been,
and doubtless viii be, many spurious im'ia-
tons. On enclosing TO Us The Usual m,ce, SIS.
postage paid, The medicine can be sent by
mai. To those who are unable TO pay, ON
personal application Of the individual at oar
o,!ice, the mcd me sill be administered gra-
is. JAMES II HART, NJ. ID.
\. NJ. EANNISG,
S ~iccessors # " II ana Chaa;hcri.
A supply of the ADO G ce'ebstted a.
is received and for IL b. SMITH H-h-
NENTER, Cide; Odiae, aMn $ GaEft',
Whtmlns' block. W.r1L.e' .E.lliDs.
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pROviDEN + WRITING scilooL,

1--WE subs rri5,r re pectiu.lv gives %uoiico.
that has newt Course OF Lessons "a Pm
MANsHIp, Will com nsuce on 5ondly, tho
5th ins'. also. that a les nog- ~srhoisss can
be admitted. by ma,iinq APPLICATION at tie
Writing Room, over ~ North NJ .a-s'.
Hours of rieniau.e Tor Ltd;es, from
2 o'clock till 4, p. M Gentlemen. m tic
forenoon and evening Members OF other
Schools can be accommodated in the scb-
scr,bcr's, at any hours hat will no, interfere
with 'hcir studies.
For further plriiculars please call on tie
subscriber at his chooi Ruor.
Nov J. PARK HURT, Jr.
Jackson was indicted, and aequ lied; which
fac, the editor Of tive Reporter can rs.f- ri ,
10 hrs entire sitIsfl ct on, If te viii direct no
or ais Nashville l~eiicr-wrIters, TO exan,iac Tho
records of the court"
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CLEAR Ed,

CLEARED,
Ship Hazard, Chace. Savaunah-by Aborn &
Jackson.
Big Blackstone, Martin, New Orleans-by Car
penter & Hodges.
Brig Phebe, Champlin, Havana-by Pearce &
Bullock.
Schr Rambler, Raymond, Charleston--by p. A
Rhodes
Schr Cuf!cw, Chace, Philadel ph,a by Joseph Ad-
ans, Jr.
Sloop Westbrook, Wright, New York.
U l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York.
Z. L. sloop Providence Brown, New York.
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FASHIONABLE UGA.>.N, SOON

FASHIONABLE JEis$!Nt NOON
'%EHE Subscriber resp. .l I~uiJrs tit
a. public, that he has tsEcp room NJ, 90,
Wes'ninsta st. a few do rs .eat Of The 81.
cade, nd al u.e corner Of 0r3a4s-strrs .~lcrc
he Will be hipp2 to wait on taose w0u may
favor hi with their patronage; and hopes EY
assid Iitr and attention 10 BUSINESS, 10 merit =
share of the patronage of The public.
HAIR cn', rAzors hoacd aud So. ou fae lapst
scconnoi ting terms; AID IL Drders executed
without delay. ALERT SWEET.
mo-, 10 3l
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Sailed on Saturday, briggs -Agenora, Davis, Per-
n~ambuco; Eagle, Maur1n, Savannah.
Sunday, briggs Independence, Ruggles, Whining
ton N. c.; schr Rambler, Raymond, Char'eston;
sloop Providence, Brown. New York
Monday. ship Hazard, Chaco, Savannah; sioop
Henry, Ray, Nantucket
Yesterday, brig Blackstone, Martin, New Or
leans; schr Ca!ibao. nr'sioi.
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PORT OF
ARRIVED,

SUNDAY, November 25.
Schooner Otter, Hldlock, from BliImore, with
-four, Sc. to Salter, Wardwell ( Co.
Schooner Dorcas Halves, Burgess, from New
York.
Sloop Lady Washington, from Baltimore, with
flour, to Brown & Ives.
Sloop Lafayette, Bray, from New York.
Sioop Charity, Chappell. FROM Portsmouth.
Sloop Polly & Sally, Burt, from TauGton.
Sloop Fair Play, from Wesiport
Sloop Traveller, Prentice, from New London.
Sloop Lucy Il Ann, Lawiess, from New London.
Slocp George and Mary, Walden. from New port.
MONDAY, N,vember &c.
Schooner Lewis, Nickerson, from New York with
flour, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
TUESD.AY Y, November 81.
Schooner Hope, Gibbs, 'rom~Albany, with -four,
&c. to Slater, Wardwell s. Co.
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NESSELa hPNk 4. n.

l4th inst lat 81, long II, brig Ap'h ,rp, Of Boston,
n DIS i'm Alexandria, for Liverpool, had been thrown
on her beam ends in a gale Of wind, shifted her car
90 Of corn. and intended making the first port.
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FUR O Y CAPS, &c.

VN T III ~ = 0<-F
Nov opening, at q Market street, a lage
~ and extensive assortment Of Fur Gloves;
Sea Otter, Fur and hair Seal, Nutria and Mo-
rocco Caps; Fur Oven Shoes; g%entieWcn's
cal and Otter Fur Collars, &c. which are Of
fered for sale at wholesale and retail on the
most reasonable terms,
VIM. L ALDRIJH.
One invs-iable price strictly adhered to.
nov 20 Ct
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.aNEsYV xt,5GD 80,

AT INC. :, VI Ut III
SMALLEY, has Iust received DIT his
ID Clothing Establishment, 4 prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimercs; Vesiings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Daft
fills, Kerscys, rlaids, Camblets, Booking, &c.
&c.
On hand An ex'cnsi C assortment eff Ready
Made Clothing, OF every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and IN the
latest style, which viii be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail 10 SUIT customers.
October 3
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kN& CADET SGE0
sA Martme Etst. ssasx

Full Sea-This day, A.. 4lm.-Thursday, Oh.
27m.-Frday, Oh. I'm.
II Subtracting ~ mindtrs gives the time Of nigh water al Newport
ding 3hours and 5 minutes, gives the time Of hin sat'r AT Brtoi
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CHARTS AND NAUTItAL BOOKS.

CHARTS AND Nautical BOOKS.
VHNfIE subscribers have just received, land of
IL fer for sale az loves. prices, Bluni's new
Chart of the Southern Cost of America, on a
square and large scale, n ludlng all the United
State Government surveys u the present date
1s27)
Also The new and Zig ,ly improved edition
Of BIunt's American Coast Pilot (cleventh.)
Bowditch's Navigator (sx and last ed,ion)
Blunt's Merchants and Shipnaster's ASSIST
ant; Nautical Almanacs for the years 1928,
and 1929; Seamin's Journals, SC. &c,
For addit on TO which, they keep constant
" on hand, a general assortment Vt charts.
HUTCHENS & CORY,
Nov % /, Ukei g ,r''.
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W.4SHIN GTON LODGE LOTTERY Y,
Thir' eenth class, to be draan ~ tins town
on Saturday, Dec. LIST. One Prize OF 5000,
| do 1000, l do 1000, Nc. 81. Loves. Puzu
IS. Whole Tickets ~, dawes 2, QIdr;cgs
For sale by EATON w. MANY.
Nov. %. No % Uheap$ide.
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WALL PAINTING.

WALL PAINTING.
rH7IIE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and the public, that he is prep red TO
Paint Rooms, in tcafcr coiors. Orders leit al
Mr.. Edward s. Sheldon's Auction ana commls-
son Sore. whcra specimens npy be seen, will
be executed with prompiness. TIL chcapness
OF ,as above painting is an object for th6se
who wish TO have ,lclr rooms done in hand
some STYLE. WIN. W PlTMAN. agent.
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A supply of tic ADO C ce'ebftted a.
is received and for S IL b. SMITH H>t
NENTER, Clde; OIi:e, a.n :. CARTE
Whimlns block. W.r1L..' t.llips.
August 25.
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RAZORs AND NKN
GENUINE COLOGNE WATER.

UST received from the d~,stillery of Mons.
% +. G Cafin, and for sale by The sabscri
Der, a fresh lot Of genuine Cologne Water
II will be sold by the box or single bottle, at
the manufa ctureIs' prices, and warranted equal
to any in use. EATON W. MAXCY..
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Lo,oest prize Gre dollars. Tickets 4 dollars.
WA HINGTON Lodge Lottery, class 10
w to be drawn in Providence, on latur-
day, December LIST.
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NOTICE,

SESHE subscriber, at No. l3, CLcapsidc, IL
Il tends keeping Lottery Tickets for sale,
in various Lotteries. on the most favorable
terms. All Prizes sold by him will be paid,
whenever the Tickets are presented, w "out
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LOOKING GLASSES.
CHARLES +. LEGGETT,

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CHARLES +. LEGGETT,
LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
.No. 2S, North Main Street.
TONTINUES to manufacture Glasses Of
" all descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which arc offered at Wholesale and retail, at
such prices rs 10 render 1t an object 10 pur-
chasers, to buy at the Mandatory.
All kinds OF Framing and repairing done
with noatness and dispatch. Country Mer-
chants supplied on liberal terms and long cred
it.
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