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NfEW MusIc.-The subscriber In,
~ the pleasure OF informing the - L. ssas
Lynob6urg and ITS vicinity that he has Is,'t q
eei,ed, direct from Philadelphia. lspe' II.
well selected assortment Of NEW MuSiC' ahs
bracng all the new pieces M TO M co.
which lie hopes they Will do him III, q u'ns.
call and purchase, as he is determined a'oaf 70
~ low--but he is sorry TO be under tn. s'a et
~ of informing the Ladies that hereaf.." ecfs,s
not allow them to exchange heir music =, We eaa.
wing selectedit-he gives tins notice ,b.a ae' "a,
son may be disappointed. 10 psg.
August 23. NH
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NrOItCE-All persons having claims against
AN the estate oil Liiteberry Pateson, dec ID,
Lands Paueson, decd, and John Mcconnell,
decd, are hereby requested TO bring them for
ward for adjustment, being ahout TO close my adj
ministration accounts with the said estates. II
they are not presented by the FIRST day of De-
cember next this notice will be plead in bar of
such as may be after that date.
ALEXANDER PATTES0N.
August %. c3m3
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Aug. 80.

Nf OTiCE.-Wll be ed for sale 10 the
~ highest bidder on the FIRST day of Decem-
Der next, On the premises a tract ofland, lying
in the county of Campbell on the waters of But
ton creek three or tour miles east Of Campbell
Court House, tic quantity supposed TO be be
tween four and five hundred acres, of which one
hundred acres are good tobacco land. Il the bal
ance good grain land with good Improvements.
one hundred y twenty or thmtv acres of the above
lauiis cleared and is IN good order for cropping
4 further description is desmed unnecessary, as
those that wish to buy, will view for themselves,
Terms of sale, one third of the purchase mo
ucy will be cash; one and two years credit on the
balance will The given, by the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security.
THOMAS ROSSER Agent for
VIM SHEARER, of Kentucky.
Sept. %. cts7
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Nclson conntn. Allucnntt. 1s27.

IFU-10T1 VVE-7tFJ' =,
Charles Lonkford m,d Elizabeth lis WIFE, Pits afsh'
John Maxwell aud sally his wife, Perrin farrar Nan
cy Farrar, John Farrtr; John Bethel and Janr VIC
aud W ilam Farrar and John Farrar, Joseph isHn,
Folly Farrar, SaiS Farrar and Lucy farraI chia'eu
ut Fleming l'artar, decd Dcfts. III ChaGceri. ~
The defendants John FarrH, Joseph farrar f@3
farrar. Lucy Farrar, Sally farrar and Nh!liHm fa,m
not having entered their appearance and gwen s'f
according TO the aetoi Assembly and tn rule OF .s
court, and It appearing by satisfactory eNnenci .s4
they mol inhpbtants of tbs countrJ-lt IS orof
that the said defendants do apes here on ne siur
0fthe November crm,& sAsver the bill ol the paL
ta a that copy ufts order r Forthwith lnsfItu
the Vrrnan new spaper published in til town of men
burg for eight week, successfully, and posted nj the
door of the court house ofthis couTty
ACopy-Tcste, r
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August q

NToTICE.-My wife, Mar, Aw F.
~ wing len my bed aud board without M -,
consent do hereby caution all persons f,ag!
crean'ng OF III any manner trading win her - :
my account as viii not be responsible 70, ,o N
OF her contracts. JAS II YVAHsSp
Sept. "a I 81
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Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
~ AM DESTROYS to sell that valuable situation in
u New-Iondon, lately occupied by myself,
and now in the possession OF Tho. T.. Randolph,
Esq There are 60 acres of land attached to il.
Its situation is in fine neghborhood, very heal
thy and convenientto the New-London Acade-
my, one of the most ilourishlng and best schools
in the upper country now under the superinten-
dence ofthe Rev. \. r. Cobbs: the terms ofsale
shall be made aecommodating-bu if not sold
it will be rented for The ensuing year.
SETH WARD.
July 10. cts5O
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RIO. C. CUTLER. D. C.
Al II Court continued and held for Bn ,as1

Al Court continued and held for Bncklnsha"
coRatg, he l5h dayof Augusi, ls2" c.,,,
William Moore and Martha his wife William '" 'E
and Nancy hs Wife David KYLE and sally M N Wn,
Robert b. Lakeland infant ofEdward ana " p,5
Lakeland, dee by John Lackland ms Ena,,
IN. against WILLIAM B. Jones, VIM D hI I w.,
an infant son ofLncy Hudgrns, dec by the sa'o los
r. .Jones hi, guardian, Thomas Jones. Flake H. yga
John Zones I,bert Jones, an infant son o. t'o' -
Jones, dec by Willis Ranks his guardian, EZa 2SD 4,
widow of Daniel Jones, dec. Gabriel billiard anu ,
his wife, who daughter of the said Dahl,' yD,j
dec. and Eliza, Albert Milton, John A. anu l.e
Jones, infant children Of the said Daniel JONES'
Defs. In thaucery. ION.
The defendants except Wu. L. JoneD mol ho'at
tered their appearances aud il appearing 10 u" L aid
ton of the court that the sad defendants 'Ae'l o,
William D. Jones not Inhabitants Oh nus , DO
wealth, II i ordered that the said absent dehIu
appear here on the first day of No'empi III
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs anU 1ar
py Of Thu order be forthwith inserted in the Nlreln",
public spapcr published III the town OF ~ lae'
for two months successfully, and posted al ''c ~
of the courthouse Of llls county. nf
Q Acopy---Teste, X. ELDRlbGE'Jr u
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from he PhildelpIda Album.

From The Philadelphia Album.
FENi1E spirit Of TIE o. Dominion. The 18th
T. Number Of TINS amasnC publication, giving
an account Of Christmas a. 10 fasi, winch is
a little town sIfnntrd onfhe Potomac River has
bren rectiyou. Here ate several humoruos and
interesting ,tores, related 10y the paItis'palors
IN the thistnae fevoiIlt4 wtitlen IN Il hdtulal
aid pleasant manar.. and suited 10 obthn for
then aulhor Nj stephan I Mitchell, the name
Ola sensible and ocular writer The contents
oithis No. as those otthc preceding ones, are en-
trely original.
The Spirit of the OIL Dominion,
BY STEPHEN T.. MITCHELL.
Subscribers are requested To- call aud receive
abe Iih Number ofthc above wotk 4 few CO.
pies oftbe list, 2nd aud 3d Numbers Tor sale.
CHS. \. WRITER'S,
Opposite Messrs Nor,ell's.
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sFO tine Stockholders The lynchbufg ad
. salem Turn pike Road,
general meeting Of the Stockholders will be
held agreeable to Adjournment, al the Franklin
Hotcl, in Lynehburg on Friday the 18th day of
this month
II is particularly desirable that as many Stock
holders as can make il convenient will attend in
person, as business ot Importance will be before
them. JOHN VI. GORDON, Clerk.
Oct 4. 3t9.
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New Arrival of Books.

n WIFE subscriber has the pleasure of announc-
Il ing to his irrnds aud lIle pnbiic generality,
that he has received direct from Philadelphia by
the last evenings stage. a few very splendid new
works which he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben Apsley in ? vols by the author OF
Branlbletye House, The Tor Hill, sc. &c. Ih,
work is so universally praised that any thing
more said from me might be superAuous.
The Eplcmean Tale 10y Thomas Moore, this
is said 10 be dec,dcd|y the best production ilom
the pen OF the author.
The Living aud the DeadA-Ths work is well
worthy the attention OF my religious friends the
public generally, and am greatly mistaken ii
all Who read il is not well pleased with IT,
The Subaltem OF Sketches Of the Peninsuiar
War during the Campaigns oflSi3--l4 by an
eye witness this work is well worthy the atten-
ton ofevcry person, and much question " beth
er more interesting work ever published.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
Sept IL.
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Srl usltDISG The subscriber Informs pa
~ rents and guardians in the ceuutry whose
Daughter and wards may be seei to Ills place
for the purpose OF education, that they can be
accommodated With board n his family. He
has a fine toned Piano which Gun be used by
those who may learn muse.
ueWSGNS WHITE.
Sept s c6wb
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VIRGINIA Al rules holden in the clerk ON, ti.,sgl
superior court of Chancery for the lyhei.u IA nd
the llth day ofAugus,, 1927 William Nc i9, a..
Samuel Mcdonald merchants and partners I So,
der the style and firm of William hcDohmu " gi.s,
Pits. against Hugh Brcnt and Susan ~ he p4i
Samuel Rran,(ord, adm'S lie bonis non WIN ,. af4
annexed ofChares Lewis, decd, William hI no0s
Mary Brown admir- of Charles Hoyc' dee u IN, at
The defendants Hugh Brent and Susan H. hs 90.
eordg ''t 10 the ep act y Assembly and the rules &
tins court and it appearing by satisfactory e'iaf ar5r
they not inhabitants of this country ,n,b dy
that the SAID defendants do appear here on ,e aud
ofthe next term aud answer the bill ofthe :; na
that a cory of this order be forthwith inserted uo
newspaper printed in tho town of lNnehh"IF, al TIE
months successfully, and posted at the fr'"' "o''
courthouse in the said town. ,,,uIsck
Acopy-Teste, JOHN NII--1-=-
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4 DRUST SALE.-By virtue Of Two dooa.
- trust, executed 10 the subscriber. tho "a
by Merritt NJ. White and wife, the otbe, w. as
said Merritt NJ. White and William Win "s
their wives which are recorded in the en- a
office OF Amherst county court, | shall No,
TO sell, to the highest bidder for ready M
on the 10Th day of September next, At ibe ~
OF the said William White, near Bethel an :.
Household and Kitchen Furniture of tto . "s
White. also three head of Horses, conyerea y
me by said trust deed. The sale TO comm
attwelye o clock And at three o clock orgs
same day, shall proceed 10 sell, in like man
al the tobacco Warehouse, in the town ofRo,ls1
the interest ofthe said Merritt NJ White IN vi,
OF his wife, in the llaniss Creek Mills VII
are very valuable ; also the interest ofihe ca
White, which he holds in right of his wife n
tract ofvery rich land, lying near the ca
Mountain, in Amherst county, supposed tn 10
bout Seventy Acres. The title is believed II !,
good to the above property, but shall only ca.
vey the right vested in me, by the said deed a
the purchaser. NM. ARAISTEAD
August 30. ctds4.
POSTP ONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed, until Thursa,,
the fourth day of October next when il tals
place al Bethel, ffair if not fair, II will ,a1s
place the next good day Sundays excepted
WILLIAM ARMlSTEAD.
Sept. "a. ctdsl5
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Nor RENT "A house and LOT on Federal
81 hill, handsomely situated for family resi-
dence, with an excellent garden attached.
A. HATCHER.
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SNFEGROES FOR SALE.-Persons ,cishirg
~ 10 pnrchnse can be furnished upon as iose
terms, aRd ri3h as raipabie anmHkety Negroes as
aag in this country 1ioo ercefitat seamareSses
are among The parcel noas on hand.
H. NJ HADDELL.
dpIH 10. tetfTo
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m of Mrs. RANDOLPHS

EHuE second session of Mrs RANDoLfHS
u school will commence on TIE hfst OF oe.o-
30 IN Ivnchburg The terms as before, viz
For Session Of Ten months, =. 80
Board, 5ioo w
Washing, /: 70 w
Tuition 10 all the English branches, ~ w
French, ~ w
Spanish. - ~
Drawing, : 70 w
MHsic. o. w
Dancing per Quarter, IL ."
Da, scholars will he charged the same for tu-
ition aud two dollsr per session for fuel Board
and Tuition payable one half at entrance, the ba'
lance AT the expiration Of five months
Each Young Lady will provide her own bed
dding and towels, and clothes bag ana book
bag all distinctly marked with the owners name
think il proper TO state, that IN consequence
of the failure of Mrs Randolph health, during
the last winter, the management OF the sehoOi
has desolgcd entirely on my daugbters-ior the
manner ia which il has been conducted, conn
IDENTITY appeal 10 the testimony of those parents
and guardians whose children and wards have
been entrusted to our care.
THOS. ESTON RANDOLPH.
Aug .. UTlMcT30Sl
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Sept. IL.

M OTICE.-For sale my House aud Lot on
Al First Street, near Martins Warehouse
4 great bargain will be given. For terms APP
ph to the subscriber NM. JOHNSON.
Sept. IL. ts6
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fT OsI. on the 26'h rnst. package Lotley
n Tickets lu.he Va Navigation Glass No. ,
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school will commence on TIE hfs' OIL oe,o-
/ ber in Lynchburg. The terms as oeiS'e' VIC
Enr a Session of len months,
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4On ACRES OF LAND for Sale, and a |
IL - l...uail, will Ir piven Id tie laIId

Sept 10
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N-Edward Via, Joseph " Nenahle.
VIA hlWni,er.J II. Nidh7m, Ihos W.
Wilcox. Edward Winston, Capt EIias Wills,
Tuonss W Rbsou, Nj Winston Josiah Nood-
toR Jesse Webb. ihomas WHAT, eal,nn Will
an,,on john II Williams > Benjamin Watts,
IAnnas 7 Watt
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22
ADVICE.

Would a man wish to offend his
frends3 Let him give them advice
Would lover know the surest method
by which to lose his mistress? Let him
offer advice. In short, are we desirous
to be universally hated, avoided and de-
spised, the means are always in our pow
er. We have but to cdrise, and the
consequences are infaIllble The friend
ship of too young ladies', though appar-
emily founded on the rock Of eternal
attachment, terminate in the following
manner" My sweet girl, I do not think
your figure we'll suited for dancing; and,
as sincere friend yours, l advise you
to refrain from it in future" The other,
naturally affected by such mark of sin
cerity, replied, 81 feel livery much obliged
to you, my dear, for your adrice-thIs
proof of your friendship demands some
return; l would sincerely recommend to
you to relinquish your singing, as some
of your upper notes resemble the melo-
dious squeaking of the feline race"
The adpice of neither was followed. The
one continued TO sing, and the othor to
dance-and they never after met, but as
enemies.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22
UNFORTUNATE LOVE,

A young lady, not quite fifteen years
ofagc, had, from her eleventh year, enter
tained tender affection for student Of
medicine, who lately took his docter's
degree. During all that period sem
temental Haison united these too young
persons, and supplied sort of romantic
charm to which the studious hours Of
even the young lady were by no means
strangers But unfortunately, when the
youth obtained his medical degree he
ceased to be lovesick, and when he was
on the eve of setting out for his province
his young mistress in vain supplicated
him to take, as last favor, lock other
hair He cruelty refused her, at the
same time declaring, without any regard
TO the consequences Of his hardhearted-
ness, that he no longer loved her Be-
ing, however, permitted to examine his
trunks, which were got ready for the
Journey, she in her distraction took out
ofthem portion of verdigris, and with
the greatest sang ti'oid and even wonder.
fnl nairette, put it into her mouth, suck.
ed and dissolved it in presence of hel
mother and youngest sister, who had moi
the least suspicion of what she was doing
The latter even ventured to reproacl
her for keeping the dainties to herself
Upon which she replied Oaughing ),
"This is not for you, dear little one, 'tis
only for myself" Her suffering was
soon at an end.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22
DR.. PLENCK'S INFALLIBLE VERMI-
FUGE, OR WORM POWDER.
.IIIS Powder possesses the power Of destro.

NNHIS Powder possesses the power of destroy
IL ing and expelling all kinds Of worms eth
or from the stomach or bowels, when all other
kinds of Medicines have been given without ef-
feet 1t is not only safe to give at all times, and
under all circumstances, but it actually invisor-
ntes the stomach and improves the appetite, and
carries off those spurious worm symptoms which
OCCASION so much anxiety for children.
This powder is equally enectual in destroying
the Tape Worm as it is the more common kind.
DIR. JASsER'S ELEGANT ITCH LOTION.
This Lotion is an elegant application for the
Itch and other eruptions cn the skin: 1t is in
odoraus, efiectual and safe, and can be applied
without the knowledge VI second person bota
a, a preventative and curative application
ENGLISH JAUNDICE PILLS.
These are the old and tried friends to the
possessors Of Jaundice, bloated bowels, dizzy
heads, lony spirits and the low train Of conf
plants arising from Jaundice, &c.
They need only trial TO convince any ono
Of their great utility in all obstructed howe Is
and bileary organs, in preventing fevers, dys-
entery, SC.
The above Mrdicines are sold By JOHN II.
MASON & Co. J. BALcH, Jun. WIN. ii. TAY-
LoR, md BENJMIN A. BATrEy, Jus. Provi-
dence, r. L.; S. vinson, Newport, r. !.
September Is ly
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22

VUNHE Medicine now offered to the public,
IL is one which mas been fully subjected to
the infalliblc test of experiences; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tried, it has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labouring under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the hest medical
advice, and Ind even undergone a painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan-,
tage. It's not Qike those usually advertised)
offered as a certain cure for a long catalogue,
Of diseases, but those afflicted with this COM
plant, for which alone it is recommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining relief f,even
in its worst forms, in short time; and they
themselves are the best judges of the mpor-
tancc Of such remedy Price so cents per
box, with directions signed by the proprietor.
Prepared and sold at HENRY CoRNIsH's
Drug. and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DIR. G. II. TILLINGHAST,
No. Z, South Main street, sign of the Golden
Mortar, Providence, r. l.
July 81. 6mSew.
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rent asundcr, and tears Of sorrow steep
the mild cheeks OF virtue, whiic wicked
ness may stalk through misfortune with
a calm heart and an untroubled brow
He had been her kind protector, her on
" support; and she gazed with vacant
eve upon his corpse, like some drifting
wretch upon the boundless ocean, who
with a calm phrenzy sees the ship, his
only hope, disappear in the distant no
rizon. Her children by their CRIES en-
deavoured to attract her attention, but IN
vain; her very soul seemed chained TO
the heart-rending spectacle before her.
Alarmed at her pale and convuised
countcnance, i attempted TO divert her
agonized attention. reminded her that
her father had lived SO long as to have
survived most Of his comforts, and that
the continuation of life would be but the
protraction Of misery. ! promised to
protect her and her children from penu-
ry, and mentioned, thatthe services OF
the deceased TO his country, as well as
his moral department in general, were
subjects of consolation TO his friends.
At the mention of his virtues, her ag-
ony of mind found vent in tears; and
seeing her relieved, ] left the cottage
for the purpose Of making her kind
neighbours acquainted with her mslor,
tune, and sending her assistance and
consolation in her hour of afiliction.
The Captain was buried in the Church
Yard Of his native village; his humble
resting place is distinguished from the
unhonoured dead'' who sleep with HIN
in that still and solitary abode of the dc.
parted, by low tombstone, ornamentcd
with rudely carved sword and Liberty
Cap. The inscription,
"Hcre moulders the remains of
| CAPTAIN JONATHAN BUTLER,
born 174l, died 1911.
! Stay mortal, stay thy careless steps, and here
\ Breathe the low PRAYER, and drop the pityng tear,
! Not for a of pride, by fortune blcst,
, By wealth INDUCED, by honour's hand carei;
| For such may buy the pageants hollow woe,
But ne'er their graves are stepped with e lshps How
Heart may hut bleed for heart and tears hut roll,
| An honesi al ibu'e To the feeling SORT;
Then drop that tribute, reader, on this grave,
| Where sleeps the gentle, generous aad brave.
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mTAKE NOTICED

"IHEREAS, the Frcemen Of the town Of
w Providence, in town meeting legally as
sembled, on the llth day Of June, 1927, or.
dered tax Of Al, 900 dollars to be assessed, on
the inhabitants and others owning property in
said town; and the subscriber having been ap-
pointed Collector ofsaid tax, calls on all con-
ccrncd, to pay to him. the amount affixed TO
their several names, on or before the first day
of ofOctober ncxt-and for the purpose Of re-
ceiving said tax. he will endcavour to attend
at the Office of a,r. EZRA BOURNE, in the
Franklin House, from September 10Th, until
October lst, inclusive Sundays cxccpted) from
o'clock, A. M. until IL, NJ. and from 2 o.
clock, p. M. until 5, and on the first day of
October, the Office will be open until o'clock
in the evening; deduction of per cent. will
be made to those who call and pay at the hours
above stated. JOHN HILL, Collector.
Providence, September IL, 1927.
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VIM. a. SMITH,
COACH .AND CHaISE MIXER,

COACH AND CH.fISE MIXER,
"OULD inform his friends and the pub
w lie in general that he has removed to
the shop formerly occupied by Mr.. John l..
Johnson, in the rear ofthe Jackson House $50
called) No. IS, North Main-streot, where ho
will be happy to wait upon all those who may
be pleased to employ him in the line of his pro-
fession.
Coaches and Chaises rc-painted and re-
vanished, and all kind ofRepairing done with
faithfulness and punctuality, and as cheap as
can be afforded.
He returns his thanks to his friends for the
patronage heretofore extended TO him, and
hopes they will still continue to patronize him
nj his new stand. IS September
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-22
FRUIT HILL-NoRTH PROVIDENCE.

HNHE occupant of this fashionable place of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: 1t is situated on an emirence, which
comman Is beautiful view of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfortable
has all kinds of Fruit that this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
Sc.-his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections of the market;-
his very commodous Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:---his long Alleysis in the
best order for the accommodation ofthose who
will please to visit his house for recrcation.--
A few Boarders can be accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy the country durirg the
summer season, will improve their health hy
visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inhale the
pure atmospheric air.s
PETER THOMPSON.
North proyidence. June 81.