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Deaths.

In this town., on Wednesday morning, Mrs.
Hannah Taylor, wife Of Mr.. George A. Tay-
lor, and daughter of Mr.. Olney Dyer. in the
22d year Of her age.
Common Eulogy, would be lost. in speaking ofthis
most excellent young lady, and whilst we would not
pour unmeaning adulation on the memory Of the de-
parted, no language, that we can employ, would De
too emphatic, to use, whilst speaking Of the excellent
female, whose untinely and too early exit,nas thrown
a mantle ofsorrow, over her family, and all who had
the pleasure ofmingling with her in the circles OF lite.
Educated to the christian religion, and having receiv-
ed the benefits Of tho best schools, Mrs. Taylor was
pre.cminently calculated to please aud to instruct
the less fortunate Of the human race, and she Freely
and gladly emparted to all those benefits, which she
was capabio Of questioning. A firm and sincere be-
lever In the religion ofthe cross, she met with hrm-
ness, and without a fear, or an emotion oil regret, tho
approach of death, and smiled on the prospect before
her, for it ensured the blessings Of immortality In
all tire various relations oflife, she sustained the rep,
utation Of a friend, a daughter, a wife, a sister, ana
abeuefactor, with all that dignity and satisfaction,
which can alone rondcr life Desirable, or worth
mentioning. But she has fled from this world ofsor-
row, and In bidding peace to her names, we may be
permitted to employ the language OF Bishop Heber:
Thou art gone to the grave but we will not dePlore thee
Though sorrows and darkness encompass the Tomb
INV savior has passed through its portal before thee,
Xsl The lamp Of His love i, thy guide through the gloom!
Thou NJ, rome TO the grave we no longer behold ihee,
Nor tread the rough paths Of the world by Thy sidei
but the wide arms Of mercy are spread To eniold thee,
And sinners may die, for the siniess mas died
Thou art gone TO the grave and its mansion forsaki 6,
Perchanec thy weak pnt in fear fingered long,
Bat the mild rays Of Paradise beamed on thy waking,
And the sound which thou heardst was the %Sefaphims song
Thou art gone to the grave but we will not deplorc thee,
Whose God was Thy ransom, Thy guardian and guide
He gave thee, He took thee, and lie will restore Tee,
And death has no sting, for the Saviour has died!
On Wednesday evening. Mr.. Peleg Eddy, in
the seth year Of lis age.
On Thursday. Captain Smith Wilbur.
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SHIPWRECK.-The schr Lady Adams,

SHIPWRECK.-The schr Lady Adams, Say
ward, 9 days from st Thomas, bound to Baltimore,
laden with coffee, molasses, wine, Sc. went ashore in
very thick weather, on the 10TH inst about two miles
south Of Cape Henry Light. The vessel has bilgcd
and the coffee damaged. Crew and passengers saw
ed. Passengers, Capt Trcpksr, of Boston,; Captain
Young, late ofthc schr Sea Serpent, of New York,
sold; Mr.. John Gibbs, Of Antigua, and MIR. Timothy
Bourne, mate, and Charles Everett, (boy) lately be-
longing to schr Evergreen, Bourne, from Falmouth,
Mass. with a cargo OF potatoes, fish and salt, for Nor
folk, whence she sailed about the Alb ult. Tho first
night out, they experienced a violent gale from NV
which continued four days, and drove them to the
South OF the Gulph. Captain Bourne and Thomas
Baker, were knocked overheard soon after the com
mcncement Of the gale; the boat was Immediately
cut loose from the davis, but nothing was heard Of
Capt Il. afterwards. Baker. got hold Of the main
sheet, but tho weather being very cold, whilst in the
act Of getting him on board, he let go his hold and
| sunk to rise no morcs The vessel lost nearly all her
sails, her rudder irons became loose, and had sprung
aleak. The mate and boy finding it impossible to
| get her into port, abandoned her on the 18th follow
| ing, and were taken on board the schr Columbus,
Carey, from Providence, for st Thomas, saving moth
ing but their clothing.
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SALEM, Dec. 25.-Arr ship Endeavour, Kins'
man, from Marseilles and Gibraltar.
PORTLAND, Dec. 2i.--Cid Diodome, Davis
Matanzas; Turner, Thomas, Havana.
BEVERLY, Dec. 23.-Sailed, brig William
Hammond, n Orleans.
LYNN, Dec. 23.-Sailed, brig VIM. & Thomas
Atwell, Montevideo.
BOSTON, Dec. 25.-Arr briggs Mechanic, Will
son, from New Orleans; Commerce, Evans, Surin
am; James, Buckmar, Port au Prince; Hunter
Crockett, Wilmington.
26th, arr briggs Pilot, from Philadelphia; Vcsta
Summons, Baltimore; Harriet, Cook, Wilmington
Pomona, Bettcs, Charleston, Pharos, Atkins, Triestei
Cid ship Heroine. Bangs, Valparaiso and n mar
ket; brig Hindu, Pollard, Havana; schr Cranberry,
Rodick, Mobile.
9Th, arr ship Gen. Hamilton, Pearce, from Ma.
nilla, via Edgartown; briggs Acorn, House, Philadel-
phia; Charles, Snow, N York.
Cid briggs Erie, Stevens, Matanzas; Gov Brooks,
Alexander, Charleston; schrs Agawam, West, Gu.
ba; Vesta, Smith, Mobile.
NETWORK, Dec. 23.-Arr ships Huron, from
London; Dalhousie Castle, Walton, Liverpool;-
Ocean, Hubeart, Archangel.
Brig Augusta, Schoult, from Gefe, Sweden, and
60 Dis fr Elsineur. Left no Am vessels.
Briggs Perseverance,, Prince, from Savannah; Ath-
ALA. Thatcher, Wilmington; schr Elizabeth, Snow,
Oratava; Tenoriffe; sloops Mary, Bennett, Venus,
Child, and Eioisa, Cook, Providence.
Cid ships Nile, Rocket, Rochelle; Mary, Purring-
ton, Savannah; brig Hcsper, Lane, Havana.
2ith, arr brigs Elba, Wooster, Bordeaux; Pleas
ant, Baily, Philadelphia.
Cid ships Russell, Fosdick, N Orleans; Elisha Da-
vison, West, Mobile; Courier, Britton, Belfast
briggs Nautilus, Frost, Malaga.
25th, arr ship Helen Mar, Harrison, from Charles
ton; briggs Washington, Lansing, Marseilles and Glib
raltar; Asaph, Shaw, Gibraltar; Sarah, Latham,
Ncuvitas; Liberty, Rivero, Ponce, p r.
Cid brlgs Packet, Wing, Trinidad, Cuba; Tom,
Tilyou, Mobile; Factor, Prince, ST Thomas.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-Arr brig Olive,
from Boston,; schr Josephine. Kennard, st Johns, N
Ii.
Cid Betscy and Mary, Boston.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Arr brig Hope. from
Boston.
22d, cid brig Ann Wayne, Goldman, St Thomas
CHARLESTON, Dec, I5-Arr ships Empress
N York; United States, Baltimore.
Cid ships Pactolus, Bordeaux; Mary and Susan,
Chandler, Liverpool.
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NO. "a, MARKET SQUARE.

4 T this old established Grocery. may at
IN present, be found an uncommon assort-
ment Of Wines, Teas and foreign Fruits.
Old Madeira; Madeira; Sicily Madeira;
Sherry; Liston; Old Port; Catalonia; Claret;
Malaga, Muscai and other Wines.
Hyson, Young Uyscn, Hyfon Skin, Pow
chong, Souchong and Houchong Tens.
New Fruits. Bunch ard plain Muscatel.
Malaga and Smyrna Raisins. Figs, Prunes.
Almonds, Filberis. Ci,ron, Olives and Capers-
Spirits, choice old Cognac Brandy Jamaica
Rum. ST. Croix Rum. Holland and American
Gin, Columbian Whiskey. N. +. Rum.
Spices, Mace, Nuimeys, Cloves, Cinnamon,
AIlspice, Ginger and Pepper.
Sugars Loaf, Lump, Havana White, and
Browns.
Also-Day 8 Martins, and warren's Lon
don Backing, Hnztn's Paste and Smiths We
ter Proof Backing; shoe Brushes; Lorillard's
Maccoboy, Rappee and Scotch Snuff; Lori
lard's, Riell's and Billings Chewing TObaccos
Lump, Cavendish, Twist and Negro Head To-
bacco, and Spanish and American Tobacco
for smoking; Spanish and American Segars:
London and American Mustard, India Soy;
Catsup; fresh Sweet Oh in bottles and TASKS:
Chocolate and Chocolate SLe.is; Cayenne;
Fancy, Winsor and Brown Soaps; white and
blue Starch; Peariash, Canary and Hemp
Seed; white Mustard Seed; Table and iins
Salt; Bristol Brick for securing; Porter. Ale
and Cider; Tamarnds, Lamp Oil; Sperm and
Tallow Candles; Pipes; Pen-knives; Ink; Po-
matu,n; Black ball; Lemons and Oranges;
with other articles, not named, all Of which
arc offered at fair prices by
Dec. 70 EDw ARD II. YOUNG.
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VESSELS oKE
18th, off Cape Haiteras, brig Eagle, Mauran, ID
days hence, for Savannah.

Arr at Charleston. 18th, schr Jane, Cornell, from
this port.
The brig President Manning, Grafton. Of this
port, has sailed f. Wilmington, for N York.
Al New Inlet, 10Th, ship Atlas, OF this port. load
ing for Europe. .
Schr Caroline, of Warren, has sailed from Will.
mington, for Philadelphia,
Sloop Providence, Brown, hence, at New York,
fell in with the sloop Amity, from New Haven Ter
York, having been dismasted in a gale, OIL Hogg Is
land, and towcd her in.
Arr at St Thomas, 81 inst schr Columbus, Carey,
h this port.
The sloop Java, Luce, Of Charleston, was totally
lost, with her cargo, 18th ult on Mosque'o Bar, Z.
At St Thomas, 7th inst schr Columbus, Carey, OF
this port, dischg,
AT Ponce, = "a inst brig James & Isabella, o!
Boston, for n Orleans, the only Am.
The schr Washington's Barge, Bosworth. from
this port, for Richmond, passed through Hampton
Roads, oath.
At Port au Prince, Goth ult brig Lehigh, d;schg-
the only Am vessel.
Ship Gen. Hamilton, Pearce, sailed from Edgar
town, 9th, for Boston, and got aground on the Horse
Shoe, but got off without damage.
The brig Rapid, Rice, from Portland, Tor Mobile
went ashore on tho 18th ult during a heavy gale, ir
NV on a reef off Egg Island, the Hole IN tho Wall,
bearing w by 8 about 10 miles distant.
At Marseilles, Nov 10, ship Cadmus, OF Boston,
for n Orleans, 10 Dis; briggs Frances, and Octavia,
Loring, of Portland, 70. Charleston, dischg; Daniel
Webster, Davis, Messina, next day; Pioneer, ol
Duxbury, just out ofquar; Olive, OF Wiscassct, for n
Orleans, dischg.
At Gibraltar, 18th al, Gen jackson, Vera Cruz,
soon; Lcvant, Osgooj; Clarissa, Hatch. New York,
3 DIS; ship Hope, Giddinss, just arr FIR Sumatra and
st Helena.
Sailed from Charleston, 18th, Industry, for this
port.
Arr below Baltimore, 10Th, ship Lion, Of this port
from Rio Janeiro.
Al Bordeaux, 10th ult briggs Erie, Abbot, Of Phil
a~delph,a, 10 ds; Atlantic, Meyers, Charleston, The
only Ans in port
Sailed from Gibraltar, llth ut U S sloop Of wal
Ontario, Capt Nicholson, for Cape Measurable; U 5
ship Java, sailed up the Mediterranean, l4th.
Arr at Savannah, II, Trader, Burr, from New
port.
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.M.4N-UE4CTURERS' HOTEL.

MANUFACTURERS HOTEL.
TNHE subscribers beg leave TO inform their
Il friends and the public that they have
formed 4 conncyion in business rs innholdcrs
under the firm and style Of
+. TINGLEY & co.
And have taken possession ofthat well known,
central, commod,ous, hoisc with its arpurte
nances, on the east sidc Of Market Square,
lately occupied by SIr. J. Wilder, and called
the MANUFACTURERS HOTEL, where
they arc now ready 10 receive and accomino-
daio all who may incline to become then
guests, assuring them that the most faithful
and assiduons attention shall be devoted TO
their comfort, wants and wishes.
The pleasant and convenient situation Of
tho house, and is extensive accommodations
are too well known TO require a particular ac-
count. II has just undergone q thorough re
pair, with variols Inferior Improvements; a
new shed has been erected, aud a large stable
put in complete and excellent order. And as
the proprictors arc determined not 10 be out
done in attention to tho convenience, fare and
cn;oymonts Of their guests, they arc cneourag-
ed 10 hope that they shall be sustained in'heii
cnlcavors by a proport'ona'c share OF public
patronage. ELISHA
ESEK SPENCER.
Oct. lJ.t(
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NEXT SATURDAY.
WASHLNGTONLO LOTTERY.
NLASS No. ii. To be drawn in this town
~ on Saturday, Jan 5, 1928.
Seheme.-l prize of $4,000; l Of 1000: l OF
1885; l of 1000; l Of Se#; l OF 700; 1 Of coo
l Of 500; l of 400; l Of 800; 10 of 100; 80 o
so; 80 of25; 80 Of 20; 7S Of Is; 10 of 10
3I2 Of 81; 4llG of 4.--505l prizes, amounting
to $42 ,57O.
As number combination--6 drawn ballots.
0- Packages Of I5 tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted to draw
at least S24, may be had for s60,-and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters for
sale at BAKER 4 SPENCER'S
Canal Lottery Office,
Dec 20 No. 3 l-2 Canal-st.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors of
" Edward Quarlcs 4 Co. OF Providence, in
the county of Providence, that the said T..
Quarles s. Co. have assigned their estate and
ctc cts TO the subscriber, for the benefit Of said
creditors. Ali of said creditors arc requested
to exhibit and prove their respective claims 10
the subscriber, as soon as convenient or nt the
utmost within ak months from the 10th day Of
December inst. that they may derive the full
benefit from said assignment. Those indebted
to said firm, BY note or otherwise, arc request
cd to call aud make n settlement with tho
subscriber. THOMAS II. WEBB.
Dec % IS
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ONE CENT REWARD.

EPAN away from tho subscriber, on the 2lst
IA instant, an indented apprentice named
SAMUEL SUNDERLAND, aged about nineteen
years, dark complexionod, about five foet 81,
inches high. Whoever will tako M, secure
and return said apprentice. shall receive one
cent reward, and no %ciurges.
". b. All Del sons arc forbidden to harbor
trust, or employ said apprentice, as they vii
DO made liable for all legal penalties and con
sequences in such case
TRUMAN CLARKE.
Walpolc, Nov %, 1927. 81
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.
TINIIE pioprictors Of the PROVIDENCE
Il WIND Mill, respectfully give notice.
that their Mil is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands Of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mil is situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial ground,
and at a very convenient distance from the
town. As there is now no grist mill in this
vicinity, .ho propr;etors anticipate . full sharS
of custom, and assure all who may employ thu
Mil, that their orders will DO faithfully oboy-
ed. Toll, ~ usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 27
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NEXT MONDAY.

NEXT MONDAY.
Only One Dollar for a Whole Ticket.
NRAND State Lottery, No. 22d-For the
N encouragement of Domestic Industry
To be drawn in this own on Monday next,
Dec 3lst, at the Court House.
Scheme.-I prize of $4,000; l Of 1000; I OF
500; l of 200; l of 49,; 8 Of 100; I2 of so;
80 Of 10; 546 Of ?; ii46 Of l.-505l Prizes,
amounting to $40 ,6I3.
As number combination, 6 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets 81, halves 80 cents, quarters
25 = for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 I-2 Canal-strcet.
Dec 20.
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A STAGE will leave Providence for Boston,
IA OH, and after Monday next, each day, at
8 O'Clock, A. NJ. FARE ONLY FIFTY
CENTS, with good accommodations. f'ine
passengers only will BIO taken inside of the
Coach. Passengers called for and left at any
part of the town. Books kept at Stage Office,
No. II, South Main Street, Providence.
Dec 90 JOEL B~LAISDELL, Agent.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

No. IA, NORTH MAIN STREET.
JOSEPH r. MASON respectfully informs
81 the public that he has opened a Shoe
Store at No. IA, North Main street, whero he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment Of gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
Prunella, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Dootces, together with a general assort-
ment of cb ildrens' Shoes, all of which will b
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
erms.
GJJ. r. M. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that all persons
indebted 10 him will make immediate payment
October 10
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NEXT MONDAY.

WASYLN:TTON' LODGE LOTTER Y,
TLASS No. II. PAINE & BURGESS,
" Agents for the Managers. To be drawn
in Providence, Saturday Jan. 9th.
Scheme.-l prize of 5000; l Of 1000; l OF
1885; l Of 1000; l Of 500; | of 700; l Of 600
l of 3 o; l of400; l OF 300; 10 of 100; 80 OF
so; 80 Of %; 80 of 20; rs OF Is; rs Of 10;
3J2 Of 8; 4446 of 4.
45 numbers 6 drawn ballots. 5o5l prizes,
amounting to S42, 67o.
Packages of Is Tickets, embracing all tho
combination numbers, warranted TO draw at
least S24, may be had for $50; and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 4 dollars, and quartcrs'l, for
sale at
PAINE 6 BURGESS
Dec 30 Truly Lucky Oifce
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m-PAPER HANGINGS-LEss THAI cos.
FOR SALE,

NOR sale, u Lot of Woodland, situated in
l. Johnson, about seven miles from Proyi.
dcncc, adjoining the lands of Benjamin RAN
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esquires. Tho
growth consists of oak and walnut timber,
young, and particularly well adapted to the
Providence marke ct. Purchasers can be &C.
commodated with any portion of the Timber
from ono to twenty acres, on tho most reason.
able terms. Apply TO the subscriber, in citu.
ate (R. I.) residing near David Phillips Tav.
ern, on the old Connecticut Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
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AssIGNEE.s NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
TNIIEa subscriber having this day revived :
u an assignment of the property OF Charls,
Tufts, Of Smith.cld Cha sc-makor. for the ben
eit of Tho crc.itcrs. Of said Tufts. hereby gives
notice 10 all concerned, that he vii receive
the claims OF said creditors. IT offered within
six months from this da.c, and pay TO them
their respective dividends, according 10 tho
terms of lhc assignment aforesaid.
An persons Indebted 20 sad funs, arc here.
by requested To mako immediate payment 10
lie subscriber.
STEPHEN i. DROWNELL.
Sniih6old, Dec. .
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FARE ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
N CIHL LINE.

A STAGE leaves Providence every morn
N. ing, at 8 o'clock, and Boston. every
morning at 10. Fare one dollar. Books kept
in Providence, at Manufa cturers' Hotel; IN
Boston, at Brigham's, No. AZ, Hanover street.
Io-Passengers called for and left at any part
of the town. A. FULLER, Agent.
Dec %
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JOHN HARTSiIORN,

JVIIN TIiItIIItVNN
GENERAL CoNs:IssIoN AGENT, Bosror,
n A taken the Store Nos. II and 20.
Ra- Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee Hous,, fur The purpose Of
,ransac!!nc Commission business. md tenders
his services 10 his friends ard the public, ro-
spectlully soliciting consignnIents o. every do
s~cription Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to tho sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and tho usual advap
ccs made OIL consiSnmcnts. Refer to
GEORGE =. RATIlDONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October 10 cpis.f.
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sALEsAT AUCTION.
BY r
DRY GOODS. &c.

DRY GOODS. &c.
On MONDAY next, Dec 81, commencing q
O'clock p. NJ. at Office, No. I, Market
square to close sundry accounts for tic
year, on liberal credit.
A variety ofDry Goods, fancy articles, cuff
lery. &c. amongst which are a few pieces OF
extra s~uperine blue Cloths, steel mixed and
olive DO; ono case extra fine black Cloths;
black, blue, steel mixed and drub C%sssimercr.
Cambrcks, rilk vesIings, Bang up cords, Rib.
bons, Pins Drawers. Stockings, Tabby Vel
vets. one case fine Indigo blue Sattinets. with
a variety of Cutlery, Fancy articles, Sc. sc.
Dec 20
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Rhode.IsIand Central Medical Society.
VENHE mcmbors Of the Riode-lsland Contra
n Medical Society, arc requested TO meet
ut JoI,nson's Inn, Cenircyillc on Saturday 29th
inst. at 10 O'clock, A.. NJ. All respectable
physicians, who may wish to Join the Society,
arc also requested to attend.
Dec 10 AMOS
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MARRIAGES.

In Tiverton, by Rev. Mr.. Wright, Gardner
Mason. Esq. to Mrs. Martha Butts, both OF
Troy.
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NEXT MONDAY-.ATl O'CLOCK.
Only One Dollar for a Whole Ticket.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
MO. %, for the encouragement Of Domes-
~ tic Industry, to be drawn in this town,
on Monday next, Dec 3lst.
S. & M. Allen g. Co.. Agents for the Managers.
prize of s2oos Of 1000 I OF 100 Of
200, 1 Of lis; 0 Of 100; 10 Of 80; 80 Of 10; 5fG off; iii6 Of
505I prizes, amount;n; TO &l0,643.
Whole Tickets l dollar, halves so cents
for sale at ALIENS,
December 20 No II, Markct-st
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EVANS &. co.
$1,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

Up l. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
H. -2d class-54 number combination, s
drawn ballots. TO be drawn in Providence,
January 8.
Sci eme. Il prize Of $40, 900; 1 of $500; l
Of MP; 5 Of 1000, 10 of 500; ~ of 2Oo; 2S
Of 100; 46 Of 90 of 2 1850 of s; $3.50
of 4.-9624 prizes: 1880 blanks; 24,S0l
Tickets at S3,-$74,4I2.
j. B. WOOD, and
YATES & MINTIRE, Managers.
Tickets and parts in a great variety of num-
bcrs for sale by j. b. WOOD. For fifty, and
over, scheme price So retail $i-sharcs in
proportion. December 20.
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~ CADET s&TN
IN martme Htst. 49,

Full Sea-This day, Oh. S3m.-Sunday, oh. 2Sm.
Monday, III. 9m.-Tucsday, Sh. ION.
ny ,ubt,sctins ~ minate, gives the time oi high waters n Newport
sdiins . aosrs and ) minutes, givest the time oi high ~ster al oos'o"
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PORT OF ~PROVIDEvCE.

ARRIVED,
THURSDAY, Dec. 81.
sohoono, Eastern Star. Baker, from Elizabeth
City, with corn. to Seth Adams. Jr.
Steam boat Fulton. Bunker, from New York.
Sloop Reiadoer, Church. from Troy.
Sioop Collector, Heath, from Newport.
Sl,op Eliza Ann, Munro, from New York, with
merchandise.
FRIDAY, Dee. IS.
s,oop Dolphin, Briehtnan, from Troy.
Sloop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford.
S,oop Flash, Aborn, from Hartford, with gin, to
Geo. 8. Rathbono:
Slooo Eleno. a, Baker, from WEXFORD
a,oop Amelia, Simmons, from Sou ersot.
BELOw-A brig, supposed to DO tho Orion, from
Now Orleans.
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
brig Noreus, Corey, New orleans-by Brown x
fves.
sch Dispatch, TIiPp, Boston
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-08
March %.

MfoIICE.--ln obedience to a deed of trust.
IN executed TO me by by Martha Penn, of
'h'S county, dated the 10Th of April, 1926, and
d"is recorded in the clerks office of Buckng-
nam county, shall offer for sale, at auction, for
cash, 10 the highest bidder, at the dwelling house
OF sad Martha Penn, in this county, on the Sth
OF May next, If fair, if not. the next fair day
thereafter the following real and personal estate
VIZ; an That tractor parcel of land on which the
sa'a Martha Penn nowiives, adjoining the lands
OF Thomas w. ThorDel, VIM Walton ard Snml
r. christian, John w. Tsbeli and Benjamin Alb
blt containing 300 acres. Also, eleven Negroes,
VIZ; bess, Betty, Sally, Arthur, Freeman, Sam,
so much of said property as will be sufficient to.
satisfy the objects of the said deed Acting for.
the heneiit otothers, shall make a special war
ranty oniy, to the purchasers of said property
JOSEPH CLARKE, Sen.
April 10. tctds7o