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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03
EDWARD r. YOUNG.

No "a, Market Square,
ESPECTFULLY informs his fsienas both
| ~ in town and country, that he ha. recent
| ~ very considerably enlarged his Stock that
his assortment Of Genuine GroeesyAs, 7ea..
"'nc', np'r'l'' Cord'als, &c. is not surpassed by
| any other in Providence.
T.. K. Y. hasJua reeeieed by the slip Asia,
from Canton, large retail supply Of Fresh
Teas, which were selected and rut up, enp-ess-
ly for him. These Tens, consist a Tyson.
Young Hyson, and Souchong. and they ere with
perfect confidence, recommended to tho lovers
Of good Tea.
lie has also received by the same srrivnl. ten
cases first quality Preserved Ginger, six pots in
zach case. This article will be cold lsser than
it has before been offered IN this market, by the
case. pot or pound. IIe ha, also, on consign-
mcnf, five cases marked II. q. Y. containing
Fans, lndia Crackers, Clay Insects, and Puzzle
Boxes
r. II. Youss's assortment Of Wines is very
extensive for II retail establishment, they con-
FIST Of
Old Sherry
I.nbon,
Port, Rv,b
Malaga, Quarter e, az
Marscilles Mnlmsey, or gallon:
Superior white Currant,
Real Currant,
Catalonia.
'""D w Nv rs, VIZ Hifnp tSGO, LIAR
ct, Muscat, and Old Port. Ip particular. n few
dozen Old Port, part Of the lot which Mr..
Blake had on hand on his removal from the
Franklin House.
SPIRITS on hand-Oid Cosnac Brandy.
French BRANDY, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin,
Whiskey, Cherry Rum, American Gin, ST.
Croix Rum. and ". f.. Rum.
CoRDlALs-of all kinds; and pa ptic cularly
Cream, .7nniseHs, OF American manufacture, but
allowed by them who have examined il, 10 be
equal to the richest import al Copdial..
LOT ofsupe,ior London Mustered, put uy
in Tin cnnnistert, pounds and halfpounds, BY the
dozen or single.
SuGARs-Superor double and siokle refinc,i
and common Lonf Sugar. PhiladSlpS.a Lump
first and second quality Havana white Sugar
Havana brown and St. Croix.
CeFFEH-Java and fiavsra.
SPIcEs-Macs, Nutmss> Cloves. Cinnamon
All.piee, Pepper, Ginger and C ysnse.
FHuiTs-Bunch and esvssn Mu,catef
Bloom, Sultann, and Malngs R.i-ins, Curssnts,
Figs, Prunes and Dates, Almond, Riibert.. Lsx.
lish Walnuts, Cream Nuts, CnrOs. Groun,f
Nuts, Shcllbark', ChcsnuS, Olives, Cspsrs, Or
anges and Lemons.
TAmAnINps, superior lot, by the pound IL
jar, put up in white sugar syrap.
Sweet Oh, India Soy. tachovies.
Day s. Martins and Warren's London Black
ing.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03

Healthy CHmate.--The Litchield Conn.,
Post, says, that for the last ten years, but one
case Of consumption has occurred in that place
among the residents, and for the last seven
years, not n single case Of the kind has been
known. The number of deaths there, COM
pared with those of New-York, is stated to be
scarcely tenth part, in proportion to the num-
ber OF the inhabitants, while of the cases that
do occur (for folks do die in Litchfcld) not
one in q hundred are Of consumption.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03
RUSSIA GOODS.

PECEIVlNG this day by wagons---lo0 pie
AOces konoptof, Zotoff, Plotnikof, and 9TH
or fabrics of Heavy Duck $50 pieces Cbcpotch-
kins' Half Duck, 10 bales heavy and light
Ravens Duck, lst and I'd quality.
In store---A large assortment of Sail lcloth,
Of various descriptions, for sale on very favora-
bic terms, by A. nj. VINTON.
Oct g.
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CUTLERY.

lust received from the mannfa ctories, per
- ship John Wells, via New York, com
plcte assortment of Fine Cut lery, consisting
of silver steel Pocket and Pen Knives,
Razors, Scissors, SC. which will be sold low
at wholesale or retail, at No. A, Broad-strcet,
by ALLEN & BELCIIER.
Oct 3.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.

ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, September 80.
Sloop Van Guard, How'd, River Head.
Sloop Charity, Chapel, Tiyerton.
Sloop Hero, Bebbiu, Ffectown.
Sloop Hero. Babbiit, trcetown.
SUNDAY, September 80.
Sloop George & Phcbe, West, from New Bedford
with oil and candles TO the master.
Sloop Thomas, Bourne, from Sandwich, with WOOD
to J. Burrough.
Sloop Abigail, Phillips, Taunton.
Steam boat Fulton, Bunker, New York.
MONDAY, October l. "a
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Schr Independence, Leland, Calais.
e Schr Harmony, Bishop, Bangor.
Schr Lucy, Baker, Bath.
Schr Polly, Baker, Bath.
Schr Mary, Nickcrson, Bath.
Soop William Henry, SouIe, Wes,port.
Soop Eoisa, Seabury, Wareham.
Soop Nimrod, Fish, Newport.
U. l.. soop Huntress, Heath, I'm New York, with
merchandise.
Soop Omega, Starbuck, from Nantucket. with oil
and candles.
Soop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Sloop Antelope, Weaver, Troy.
Soop Spartan, Prosbrey, Taunton.
Soop Reaper, Bcssc, Wareham.
SIoop Lively, Wctherel, fin Sandwich with wood
to J. Burrough.
Soop Aurora, Brghtman, Westport.
Steam boat Marco Bozzaris, Child, New York.
TUESDAY, October 2.
schr Trader. Marchant, from Barns.able, with
salt, to the master.
Sloop Three Brothers, Dean, Froetown.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, Newport.
Slocp George and Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
BELOW lumber schrs.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Brig Eagle, Mauran, Savannal--by Cooke &,
Brown.
Brig Antelope, yinson, New Orleans-by ]. X.
Potter.
Brig Laurel, Sheldon, Savannah-by p. & D.
Rhodes.
Schr Rambler, Raymond, Charleston
sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Batimorc-by p. & d.
Rhodes.
Sloop Splendid, Read New York
Sloop Amty, Munroe, New York
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INK POWDER.

INK PUW DEK.
" UTCHE.N'S S CORY, No. l Market
II AAstrcct, have on hand, Maynard & Noyes'
Gronville's, Piercc's, Taylor's and Kidders
Black Ink Powder, and British Red and Black
Ink Powder, all of which they sell by whole
sale or retail at the lowest prices.
aiso-Liquid, Red and Black Ink, by the
gallon, quart or in any quantity wished for
Ink in small glass vials constantly on hand.
October z
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ALLEN & BELCHER

nFFER for sale, a quantity of Black Lead
OPot, Of superior quality. Also, com
plo,c assortment of Smiths celebrated Bench
Pianos and Moulding Tools, together with
general assortment Of Hardware, which will
be sold on favourable terms.
Oct. q
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WANTED.

A LAD Of the age of from twelve to four
N toen, is wanted to attend in gentocl
Grocery Store. One whose parents reside IN
town, would bo preferred. For information,
please apply at the Office Of the Cadet.
September 20.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03

5O5l Prizes amounting to $21 900
As Number Combmation-6 O drawn ballots.
Packages Of Is Tickets, embracing all tho
combination numbers, warranted to draw at
least $l2, may be had for $50; aud halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets S2, Halves 81, Quarters so
cents, for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
Oct Truly Lucky Office.
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PROVIDENCE AND PAwTUCKET POST
COACH COMPANY

90 -. IAW lUCkET POST
COACH COMPANY.
VIE proprietors of this line of Post Coach.
~ es respectfully inform the public, that
.hey are about to make new Arrangement in
;ns i.ne, me particulars OF which will be given
certained that The limo will not support itself
at the present prices; they will therefore be
compelled to make a trilling augmentation.
That is TO say, IL "a cents TO Pawtucket. for
ail passengers who arc taken at the Stage
ofhce, and 20 cents for all who are called for
at their respective places of dwelling
October 3.
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NOTICE. ,

yENIIE Subscribers having relinquishod their
n Store in Markot-strcet, and associated
themselves with OVERS & MANTON, re-
spcctfully request all these having unsettled
accounts with them, TO call at No. 8, South
Water-sireet, and adjust the samc. They ten
der their thanks to their former customers,
and solicit a continuance Of their favors at
their new stand
BENZ. & CHARLES DYER yrs. & Co.
Sep ~ issw
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COMMUNICATION.

" NHIE subscriber will commence his EVE
n MING SCHOOL, at his Room. in o.
angc-Street, on Monday Evening, October
18th. In which will be taught, all the Com
mn Branches, together with Book Keeping,
by single and double entry.
l.. AINswoRTH.
Scptcmbor %
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TO LET.

fHxA The second story of brick building,
li;iW. situated on the corner Of Rhodes and
Pine-strcets, formerly occupied for Meeting
House and School Room. For further partcu-
lars, inquire at ALLEN H BELCHER'S,
October 3. No. A, Broad street.
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TO LET,

ffss9 ff:s.s9B The Store now occupied by the sub
ilsl@ scribers, at the corner of Power and
South Watersheds, and possession given in n
few days. Apply to J. & C. HOWELL,
October 3. J &C, South Water-st.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03

0c- The steamboat Marco Bozzaris, Capt
Barker, will leave here for Ncw-York, to-mOr-
row, at IL O'Clock, M. [See ADVERTISEMENT
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03

Sailed on Sunday, brig Laurel, Sheldon, Savannah
sloop Splendid. Read, New York.
Yesterday, brig Eagle, Mauran, Savannah; schr
York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03
PINE-STREET ACADEMY.

PINE-STREET ACADEMY.
NVENING SCHOOL. The subscriber
M commenced his Evening School on
Monday evening October lst, at which will
be taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, &c. &c.
A few scholars more can be received Mt the
Day School. J. VALE.
October z
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

SPANISH LANGUAGE
h FRANCISCO b. CASAS, n native of
ASs Spain, respe ctfully informs the ladies
and gentlemen of Providence, that he proposes
to teach the Spanish Language according to
tho most approved standard OF the royal acade-
my OF Spain. His method is simple, and the
language may be acquired with facility. He
has instructed largo number Of ladies and
gentlemen in various cities and institutions, and
his testimonials will furnish satisfa ctory evil
dence of their proficiency
The intercourse between the great republics
OF North and South America renders the ac-
QUESTION of this language essentially useful,
particularly to statesmen and merchants who
my be engaged in diplomatic or commercial
pursuits, and also TO such others Us may wish
to indulge in the beauties ofspanish literature.
MIR. e. solicits the public patronage, and his
best exertons will be directed to give satisfac-
ton. Application may be made at Mr.. Will
lams, No. SO LIZ Westminster street.
Private lessons will be given at the houses of
pupils if desired. Octobcr3 3
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
.NeWporf, Oct. 2.
Arrived on Sunday, fishing schr Halibut, of and fin
Kingston, Mass. Duringthe late gale, on the first
day out, % miles s. +. Of Cape Cod, carried away
the head OF her foremast-put in for repairs.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03

PRESIDENT wAYLAND'S
a. SERMON on tho moral dignity of the Mis-
- sionary Enterprise, 9TH edition, with q
commentary preface, by Ralph wsrdlaw, ID.
ID. Glasgow. Just received and for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
sept 26 First door west Of the bridgs
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DRY GOODS ar Cosr.

Ar No. 40, WEsMINsrER-Row.
~M J. MASON being about making n
w different arrangement in his business,
will sell his stock of Goods at cost, for cash
only. October 3
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ONLY 50 FOR A WHOLE TICKET.
& NRAND State Lottery, No. Is, for the
~ erection Of Free Bridge. Highest
prize $4,000. To bc drawn in Precedence,
OH the goth inst. s. y Nj. Allen & Co. agents
for the Mandycrs
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STEAM ENGINE NOTICE.

VENHOSE who may he dosirous OF obta nng
n. Steam Engine, made on the plan adopt
cd by the Providence Steam Engine Company,
viii apply to the Subscriber.
All letters by mail must bo postage paid.
JOHN A. WApSN ORTIZ
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ARE TO NEW-YORK REDUCED To
FIVE DOLLARS.

VENfIE sfcam-boat MARCO BOZZARIS.
NJ Capt Barker, will leave here for New
York, TOMORROW. at I2 O'Clock, NJ. after
that, on every Wednesday, at the same hour
at 3 O'Clock, p, NJ
Oct. 3.
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NEW GOODS,

NEW DRY GOODS, LEGHoRNs, Sc.
E9 s. &. A. TAYLOR, No. 10, Market
ED. square, have received from Now York
and are now opening, their Fall supply of ol-
egant fancy and staple D.y Goods, which are
offered at wholesale and retail, on tho most
favourable terms. O. September lb
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EgE CADET k&M
ssssse e Radrfue ltot. s: s::ssg

Full sea--This Day, III l3m--Thursday' sh O2m.
Friday, ah som.
sbtracng % minutes gives the time OF high water al Newport
addg Rous gives tie time OF high water AT Boston
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ON FRIDAY NEXT.
SCHEME,

Ten thousand Dollars Highest Prize.
FHNIIE Vermont State Lottery, fifth class,
Il new series, TO be drawn OH Friday next,
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Whole Tickots So, Quarters 81 25--for
sale at
ALIENS
October 3. No IL Market-strret.
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Pawtuxet, Sept. 27, 1927.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15
COUNTY POST.
FOR THE COUNTY POST,
LITCHFIELD, MARCH IS, 1897.

"ChaOs umpire sits,
''And by decision more embroils the fray
By which he reigns next him, high arbiter,
"Chance governs ALL MILTON.
The necessity of competent Judiciary, it
is believed will be universally conceded. If
we are not much mistaken, very general
impression exists, in favour of selecting the
best talent of the state, to supply any vacan-
cy which may occur in the Supreme Court,
without reference to obsolete distinctions. and
grounds of difference, which all candid men
wish to bury in oblivion. 1t is difficult for any
person to form an adequate conception, ex-
cept from personal observation, of the mis-
chievous consequences which result from ell
evating to this situation, men destitute Of the
requisite qualifications; and of substituting for
deep learning, vigorous intellect, and strict in
tegF'ty mental Chaos. which, instead of
bringing order out of the confusion of pro-
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15

90 JAIL This decision threw the misera-
BILE creature into purOsism of rage and
when he was sent to- prison he appeared
like tiger in an iron cage. His parOx-
ysms came on BY fits, and be would stand
at the prison crate, and roar Until exhausted
nature compelled him to quit. On recov-
erinS again he would break OUT into the
| most demSnlikc rage that one could con-
ceive. Suddenly, however, be became
perfectly quiet, and on the jailor's going in
10 GIVE him his dinner, he was found as dead
as a stone I i>cre is every reason to believe
that he died With blasphemies on his lips.
He was killed by p Nssion Several per-
sons took notice as he vas forced into the
prison door, he uttered wI''h tremendous
jmprecations the wish that he l,cver might
C me out alive.--sichmoad, Va. tam. Vis
Dram Dfinking-It is melancholy to
read such scenes as the following, but as i
may serve as warning to others, it seems
proper subject of publicity. 1t happened
in Danville, ken.- Nat. Adv0cate
a most horrid scene was witnessed in our
streets last Saturday evening. Mr.. John
Speed, one of our most vigilant and res
pectable county officers, arrested man by
the name of John Shelton, who had been
drinking freely, for an alledged outrage at
Mai. Perkins's Inn, on the bar keeper
Having succeeded, with the assistance of
the bystanders, in taking. him before Ma
gistrate, he broke from the officer and got
into the street, when he drew large
butchers knife and defied~ 1.-THE law Mr..
Speed pursued him with pistol, and as
the outlaw advanced upon him, he fired,
but without effect; he then retreated, hav-
ing nothing to defend himself with, butethe
offender rushed .furiously upon him, and
thrust his knife into his arm, which prostra-
ted him to the ground. In this situation he
was saved from inevitable death by those
that had assembled, as the assailant was
preparing to make another lounge, but he
was forced by stones thrown by the crowd
to desist; he then tried to make his es-
cape, but he was subdued and retaken, and
committed to Jail. He has since been bail
ed-penalty $1,000; -
Another lamentable proof of me i'll eff
fects of demonstrating.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15

besides, the arrival of six vessels with pro-
visions, and ship sent from Zantc.
Accept, &c. J. G.. EYNARD.
IretGnd.-The condition of the poor is
depIorable. " AS you walk the streets you
are assaiIod by wretched creatures whose
faces indicate want and misery of every
kind. The country parts of ireland, which
hitherto have been free from the effects of
hunger, owing to the charity Of the peas
ants, frequently present instances of death
occurring from actual starvation! !" Some
outrages had occurred at Roscommon, but
not of an insurrectionary character. A SER
geant with detachment of police had
night affray with some robbers, one of
whom was shot dead.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15
MARRIED

At Watertown on the 4th inst. Mr.. Human
Atwood to Miss Anna Strickland.
He twenty-eight, and she fourteen;
An equal match as e'er was seen.
He's lost one wife-divorc'd another,
And coax'd third one from her mother.
DIED,
A Goshen upon the nth instant, Mrs. Sa-
rah Webster, relict of Cyprian Webster,
Esq.late of Harwinton IN this county,at the adj
vanced age Of 84.with great and increased CON
fdence, in the realities of the faith which she
professed, by being member of the church,
in full communion, for nearly seventy years.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15
BENZ. KILBORN,
SAM'L G.SBRAMAN,
CHESTER G. BIRGE.
March u, 1897. SO
DAVID VAN DUSEN's ESTATE.

DAVID VAN DUSEN'S ESTATE.
"HE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
l. trict of Sharon has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
Creditors of the Estate of
DAVID VAN DUSEN,
late of the City, County and State of New
York, now deceased, represented nsolvent to
exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed
the subscribers Commissioners 10 receive and
examine said claims. The subscribers give
notice that they shall meet at the dwelling
house of Charles Van Dusen in Sharon, on the
second Monday ofApriI and the first Monday
OF September next at one o'clock p. M. on
each of said days, for the purpose ofattending
to the business Of said appointment.
AARON READ, Commits
WILLIAM ROCKWELL, { sioners.
Sharon, March 9th, 1927. SO
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15

Il Warning to the passionate and pro-
fane.-On the last Prince Edwards court
day,a man was brought before the Court
on complaint of violence done to his
wife.-The artless tale of the woman ex-
hibited scene of brutal oppression al
most without parallel. The result of the
whole was the commitment of the offender
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15
DIED.
Hats! Hats!!
Il. KILBORN, & Co.

d RESPECTFULLY inform their Custom
~ ers and the public generally, that they
have taken shop few rods west of the
County House, where they will keep on hand
general assortment of HATS finished and
trimmed in the most modern style. and of the
best quality. A share of public patronage is
rcspectfullv solicited.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15

The Grccks.-We have the satisfaction
to announce that Mr.. J P. Miller, Of YER
mont, who has been volunteer in the
Greek service for two years, arrived in
this city last evening. He is full Of ardour
and ENTHUSIASM for the cause, and will
go out Immediately as the agent of the
Greek committee, in the ship Chancellor,
which is now loading. A second ship
will be dispatched in short time in charge
of Lieut.. Carpenter of the Navy And
our friends in Boston and Philadelphia can
send their donations to the charge of these
gentlemen, who will be associated with
Dr.. Howe and Gen. Jarvis, our country
men in Greece. The Greek available
fund already received by the committee
in this city, amounts to $4,000. The
subscriptions in kind amount to upwards
of $4,000 more. SO that there will be no
difficulty in sending out two ships, as soon
as the purchase can be advantageously
made and the ships can be freighted.
Com. Ado.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-03-15

On Tuesday night, 9th inst. cotton man
ufactory in Vernon, belonging to Messrs
Woodbridge, Dobson, and Mitchell, was con-
sumed by FIRE; and on Monday night, nth
inst factory t owned BY Trum ds 4 Breed e
factories were insured, and the amount insur-
ed has been promptly paid by the underwri-
tiers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
3'o 1'RE GEOJyERS or ToBaCco.

- q 1aE GkOjbGhS or IOBdCGO.
4 Ia, become almost the universal custom T., sell
nearly The whole the Tobacco brought TO this market
At Auction because OF ns icing satisfactory seller x
e"yerh beng saving TO the owner while every dealer
"a, iait chance TO get at II, value, let alone the
sns,erher bees leave TO that the whole of his tie will
be devoted TO the interest cf the Panters sending
10 this wstchousei and will attend particularly tie receiv-
lug aud having esefy away all that my s.nt either
10 himself the Inspectors, the Th.
considerable advantage being RECEIVED nms
at tue wafehous socn As iansg may he uost general
detected before tseePtu gseniJhe oisyase saved
AMI no mud Is found on the shtad they damp
weather. rolled IN plank extending the bank
csn+i 10 the hcu9e Every Planter Will recolee that ne
an isdssdaot interest IA the Pse,on and that the IN
P.ct RECEIPT, (Which shall he Ia all e4el binds the
state Tor all es-ss The kpuse FIRE and proof The
subscriber Will here take acknowledge obi
saiJn TO those VIII favored him with the of their crops
a, wei as Tor the interest they have taken in
their friends This csnuot but be regarded the
uence ot Their satistaeiiVn; be sns
that thoe who generally sell at auction much more than
saw their expenses during the time the, have stay
Behnioud-as sale, every day O'Clock hi. az
lords !h. person selling TO get out the dsyI only
remark that shall feel myself Liberty kuoek ou
tobacco (howeve much may be urged by the huyer while
there prospect OF old; arublie The sub,erbe
best exetion 10 Obsin the highest prices rtsptetuiiy
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