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To FAhMRRs. - soak eeed corn in
a soiuhon OF Giuuber SALTS. snd il
Will come up three or four davs soon
er than !. planted in its natural state,
and neither worms, nor fowls. nor
birds, will modest it. The discovery
was made by accident last wear, by a
farmer 10 Massachusetts. who suppo.
sed the salts used were nitro. No: a
hi'l OF two acres planted with seed
thus prepared, was touched, while al
least hail ofthe adjoining field, planted
at the same time, was destroyed
IN L Com .6du.
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A correspondents of Poulson's Daily
American. Philadelphia, recommends
The Oiiof Tar, for desiroyingthe mag
got in the heads of Sheep, instead OF
the Oil of Amber. as recommended
by correspondent ofthis paper.
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Literature Lottery.

The whole 20 b. dawn IN ONE DAY. in The
city OF BALTInoeF, and under the snperinten-
dence ct the Commissioners appointed by the
Governor and Council
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roR THR
Promotion 81 scieace and Lit.rcture.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

bpAiAt Of hDSIEEs:
His Exoellc'c y Jos KENT, GoveRwonor THE
sIArE, PRksI6gsr sG o6fcio
Roger II fancy, Esq. Rev, George Roberts
tioh.tzeki F.Chanbers. hev. y. x. llcash4w.
ti9h stevenson AFches. solomon Fitting, ia
lion. Thos h Dorsey. Nath1 Williams, Esq
ton john Z. Herbert. VI liism fnek ESQ.
lion Jas. Thomas. ,saac 81 Kim, Esq
iien John Nelsoi, Dr James Steuait.
Hon. VIM H. Marriott DR. B. Semues.
Hon Rese dy johnson. IOt Dennis Claude
Jas w AicCuilocl. Esq Ann
Col John r. Howard iDr Henry wilkins.
COHENS OFFlCE--i14, Market Street, }
Bslimore. Rag 7rh, 1927
C-TUnder authority Of the Act of the Gene.
raj Assembly (Dee. session, 1920 we here.
silh present 70 the public, the fihsr Class u
.hs Nary land
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.fSHL.sGT0.N CiTr LOTTERY.
10 be drawa on Tie OH Of june neat.
1896 Prizes
pRICr Or CHANGES

Hf'T- VT tffNfNNfFt'
WHOLE SIT aIyFs S2,--~--QuauTyn gIg
parcel 81 20 tirsceis must of necessi,y
drew ~ least $50 IN small pfzess gcnilcmen
VINO prefer 20 adventure ohlv for The larger
ones, can deduct the value Of the email priSes.
and take Managers certificates emitting The
holders TO all prize money over the sum deduct.
certificate of ~ whole tickets, SAG 40
% Halves. "a 20
90 Quarters -
0-TDistsnt adven,urvrs will please address
Their letters 10 the MANAGERS {post paidl
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets, and The
most pnnciual attention will be given.
Pile tickets in former Lotteries are paid
this uFiiee: or received es CASH ia al purchases
YATES & MINTYRE. Managers,
March IS H1asffuoto1 fltD.
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AUCTIONS !-To- morrow,

DUBIiC saLE.--Will be sold. by p,,blic
Vendue. 81 The late residence of Mrs. Ezse
G Peiiafey. decd near Martinsbnrg on Fri
day. The nh day Of Aisy next. al the person.
al property of said deed consisting Of Horsess
Cove, Young Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, House.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. such as good Beds.
Bedding. Bedsiesds, Corner Cupboard and it'd
contents, Chairs, Tables, an elegant Eigh, day
CLOCK and CASE, together with number Of
articles, not necessary TO psriicularize. Nine
months credit viii be given on all sums over
three dollars, the purchasers giving bond with
approved security, under thai sum, cash. This
sale 70 rcmme"ce early in the day, and coatias
ne initial 10 sold
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On TUESDAY evening" last. by the Rev. Mr
Jackson, Rev JOHN THOMPSON BROOKE
to Niss REBECcA LOUISA HUNTER. d.ueh
ter OF Cot. DAVID Hunter, ali Of this place.
On thursday. The e6ih ul ~ the Rev Mr.
dones, Eli rs EDMoNDS, Esq. of F0qult
county. TO Mrs COURTNEY ANN HtTE, o.
Chsrleslowp, Je!lt Fsen county.
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LIED,

4ksED,
IN this plscc, on sunday mornmg LAST, after
ptotracied i,lncss, Mr.. JOHN N.1JRiiS,
Z Atur % the "Shethe7esfe.ra +o,ifeaf." in III,
s9gh wear of bis sgs. Nc AlbuFtis vas much
the oldest priater and l',hisher OF . Ncwspa.
per ~ this Valley. He was q nstive OF BALD
more. snr' was taught Printing wan Nsthsriti
Willis. lnrDerly OF this place In April, 1879
he ss,sbi'shs q his paper ,lcr the title OF iht
''Beskars fnfssasenrei.n utnusd Il. (sub.
sequen tiy under the tiies "a .'BsiksAs aud III
II son TafelhgeEcsY" and Hais;nsslve Cesrae. !
iar Twenty-Five years, when lie sold The hsfab
si,hmcni u the present Proprietor. In April
1886 lie heeame Editor ard Proprietor oi The
Journal, ana continued II until about the 6rst
o. April last, when he removed 10 this place,
Iinsend'ng to continue the publication under Il {
l,,le 81 the Farmers Museum" lis funeral
! was attended by very large cpncotasc OF PEG.
pie. MS eiogium may be Pronounced 10 few
~ofds. he had heart alive to all The gene
ro,s sylnpatg''es Of Dur Natures, and hsnd
pen as das to melting charity. As a husband,
ne was sfeclionate aud sincere as father,
teader aud intlalgent---as an editor wel.snown
and tespectel He united to the sscial end
| an'a5le qu,'lties winch .sade him the delight
al bis frierds, his powers Of intellect, which,
though seldom called forth. we're effective
| 8 senever exertsd ~ his public station.
Al his resideace. No 5i8 Broadway. City Of
New. YORK. en the evening Of he 29th uit
RUFUS KING. Esa in the Y3d year Of his
! age, very distinguished politician IA various
| pubilf lions,
AT midnight. IN Sunday the 13h ut ,fe
Hons WILLIAM JILGHMAN, Esq. cbiet
ias'ice fthe supreme Court of Penasy vauia,
"a the Z Isl year Of bis age.
Az Hsmpion. on the 21th uit Cart CHAs'
vi. tDiLltR. memoer elected 20 represent
| Elizabeth City couaty. ia the House ut bsle-
sates Capt Collier was on the bench during
lie election on the previous day.
sas~s.-c ssasf = ss ~ 2sSx-azs-.>s
1 DUBLic SAi.E.--Wili he exposed at P,,5li.
! Aucfinn, before the CoaFt House. on
/ MONDAY NEXT, the i4.h inst fbving the
| hrsi day oil the Berkeley county ccurt) All tie
personal estate of GEORGE Oreatiors. dec'3
consisting OF Reds Bedding. and feds,eaas.
! one Mahogany side Board. one Bureau, Chairs.
a good Clock, Sc together with great variety
81 Household add Kitchen Furniture, no, par
| ucular to mention. Terms OF sale; six months
credn Tor all su,hs above two dollars, the pur.
chaser giving h0nd AID approved secutiiy-.-,in
der that sum. tie cash vii he required. SAe
TO commence al 10 o'clock, when due attend.
snce wi be given by
isAAC s, LAUcE, .f.l,a'r.
| Nav ~
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GUM ELASTiC-oR

Thdia Rubber Shoes and Occr- Shoes.
FHVIiE subs2tiher respectfully informs ths
fl public, that he has constantly ON hand,
a fa!l and very general supply Of Gum Elastic,
or India Rubber Shoes and Ovcr-Shocs, which
he VIII dispose Of on tie most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements to import
The Gun Elastic directly from Para, ho is GU
ab!ed 10 sell it at lower rates. than any other
person in New-Engl,nd, and invites dcslers ~
make him a call.
Tao utility and great benefits derived from
the use Of those Shoes, his been fully tested,
by many of Tie most respectable citizens If
this country, and as u preventative against tho
cold and vet, are esteemed decidedly superior
10 leather. In 4 climate like oars, subject to
great changes, it il important to keep the feet
warm and dry; onl nothing, thus far, has been
found equal 10 the Gum Elastic. The shoe is
light. elastic, pleasant 10 the foot, and partic-
uiarly calculated for ladies'.
Orders Eom any part oc the country. will bd
promptly attended to, if DIRE ;tcd to
STEPHEN e. SMITH,
No. 10, Wos.m.ns:er-st. Pco,idonce, II. 1.
November 20.
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STAGE NOTICE.

ED LAIsDELL & BORDEN inform tho pub-
GS lie, that they have opened an Office ut
NO. ~, South y ain-Strcct, Providence, where
they will keep tho Books OF all Stage proprie-
tors who may o.cr them for Keeping. They
will also forward the papers Of the different
publishers Of the town, TO such subscribers as
live on the several routes over which the Stages
run. Packages and light freight also forward
cd on The most reasonable terms.
Every order or package, leA with them. will
be faithfully and punctually delivered; and all
baggage brought by the several lines, which
keep Books at the office, will 10 deposited
with BLAIsDILL a. BORDEN, and delivered 10
the owners, on application.
Extra coaches aud Expresses furnished at
oil times, for any par, Of the country.
December 10. J. A. Il.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

No. ii, Noaru MAIN STREET.
Joseph II. MASON respectfully informs
eE the public that lie has opened a Shoe
Store at No. ii, North Main street, where he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assor,-
ment of gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
PruneIla, Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Boo:ecs, together with a general ossort-
ment of ch ildrens' Shoes, all Of which will be
sold on the most l.5eiol and accommodating
crns.
Ell. r. NJ. having removed from his old
stand. an "'ruca new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that ell persons
indsb,cd 10 h:m will make immediate payment.
October 10
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ma, was at Milo, waiting a c~onvoy-shs had boon
taken by tho Greeks and plund. red.
Also arr briggs Cyrus, Pratt. fr Now Orleans; st
Pierre Foster, 81 Pierre, Mart /; General Bolivar.
Cobb, Trieste; Jeuno Adele, Levaloois, Trinity,
Guadalupe; Wm Walloco, Brown, Prov idence;-
Lafayette, Smith, Fort Royal.
CID barque Octavia, Prince. Gibraltar, and q mar
ket, brig Dove, Ripley, Malta; schr Albatross, C ray,
Porto Cabello. and a market.
10th, arr ship Augusta, Foster, ir Smyrna; brig
Statesman, Bray, Malta.
Cid b-ics Cordoba, Ellis, Trinidad lie Cuba; yir-
GINA, Hazen, Brazi; schr Hardy. Minot, Matan-
zas.
10th, arr brig Clyde, stackpole, fir New York;
Emily, HALIFAX.
I7h, arr ship Athens, Henry, r Antwerp.
Cid schrs Fame, Lawry, Mobile; Reapcr, Smith,
Norfols.
r.EW.YOEK, Dec. I3.-Arr' ships SusqueAAn-
nah. Dcvoll, Gr Marscilles; James Monroe. Davis.
Trieste; brig Enc ne, Damon, st Thomas; schr
THO, Mister, Virginia.
CID ships Robert Edwards, Sherburne, London;
Hamilton, Bunker, Savannah. schrs Hannah y Sa-
rah, FOX, Pensecnla; Comel, Thompson, Warren.
lilh, arr schr Charles King, Saith, ir Rlchmoni;
sloop Exchange, Gcer. Norwich.
Cid SHIPS France, Funk, Hayrc; New Yors, Ben
nett, Liverpool; brig La Grange, Hlvre.
18th, arr b'igs Forest, Carlow, ir Omoa; Beyer,
liadiock, Baltimore.
ICih, arr ships Amelia, Newbcrry, fr St Johns, p
u; Manchester Packet, Marshall, Gibralta.; SUI
pcrIor, Benz cit, Messina; brig Bolivar Libcrator,
Bremen; schr Exit. Howell, Richmond.
Cd ship Keatuckv, Rathbose, New Orleans; schr
Elbierann, Fustis, ~ johns.
PHiLADELPHiA, Dec. I3.-.irr brig Ameri-
can, fioore, f. St Jago DE- Cubi.
CID ship Louisiana, Ol.er,s 81 ThoTa'; brig Mil-
Ter, Billings, Mobileas
l4h, arr brig Helvidera, Loud, so DIS fr Madeira.
Left M Am vessels.
CID ship Li,tlc Cherub. Metz, Narso.,,es; brig
Acorn, House, Boston.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l2.-hrr ship Culnaro,
Rrown, ir Coqlimbo; brig Uui.cd States, Bell, Now
, Orleans.
18Th, arr sahrs Lady Sarah, Trask, fr Sisal; Al
siana, souihconb. St JIgo, Cuba.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. i2-Sailed, schr Wash.
ington Packet, Snoyc, Of Newport, for New York.
RICHMOND, Dee. l0.-Sailcd, brig Atlantic,
Delano, South America.
PETERSBURG, Dec. lI.-C!d ship Henry,
Howe, IIayra.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 5-Arr ship Edmond,
Frontie, !r NJ Picrrcs, Mart.
Cd brig May, Maxwell. Havana.
9th. cid brig Isabella, NIcholl, Glasgow.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 5.-Cld SHIP Calumet,
Graves, Havfe.
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SAMUEL Al. TABER,

No. IS, WEsrMIEsrER Row,
ETAS just received from New York and
42- Boston, Tea Pots. Walters, Candle
sticks, Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Razors Scissors. flncy Bellows Hearth
Brushes. Clothes Go &c. together with many
other articles. too nunerous to particu'arize in
al advertisement. All of the above articles
will be sold for a small! advance, for cash or
approved credit.
N. u. He continues TO manufacture Jewe,ry
ofd.fierent kinds, also silver spoons andthimbles
warranted ofthc irst quail ~. Alikints Of work
in his line repaired at short notice. Custom
crs are particularly requested not 10 forget the
number. Dec 10
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SALEM, Dec. lt-Arr brig Jason, Thayer, Fl
'Leghorn; schr Virginia, Goodridge, Mocha.
Sailed, snip Glide, Endicott, New Orleans.
PORTLAND. Dec. H.-Arr brig Cuba, Knight,
r Mt,,nzis.
NEWBURYPo2T, Dec. lS.-sailcd ,schrs Yer,
mont, Pierce. and Attic, Young, New Orleans.
BATH, Dec. l2.-Arr Mary Nancy, I ailman, #
st Croix.
18Th, arr schr Eastern Star, r. st Thomas.
BOSTON, Dec. li.-Ar brig Dclos, Pratt, from
Smyrna, 10th Oct. Sailed under convoy o! the U 5
schr Porpoise, in company with ship Auyusta, Fos-
ter; brics Susan, Gibson; Rob Roj, Eastcrbrook;
and Cherub, Loring. all for Boston; i've English and
one Dutch vessel. On the ith. in the Gulph, spoke
Z S ship Lexington, with ship Hornet, ON York,
undor convoy; 10Th, in tho Doro Passage, IN The
night, three boats, with about 90 Greek pirates each
took possession OF an English brig within hail oil the
fleet. made fast their boats with towlines, To tow her
in towards the share. The Porpoiso manned OIL, her
boats aud went to the rescue oftho brig-they COM
mcnced n brisk Gre upon the Greeks, who cut teir
itowhaes and pulleI ioi the shore, the boats OF tho
Porp,isc al tho while firing upon and killing many
orthcm. About 40 Greeks were on board tho brig
at the timc Of the attack, all Of whom jumped over
,b,,rd, ard we're either drowned Or shot IN the water.
l7th,, arr of Milo, and found tho Rob Roy. Susan,
and tho English schr which separated on the lll,
, had arr thcre. Capt. Pratt learned that tho Rob
Row and schooner had been taken By eight boats. full
of Greeks, and p~lundcred Of cargo, &c.. When they
frs, hove in sight it was calm, and as they approach
ed. capta,n Lorins Of the Cherub, fred a gun at them
and 70 airing ir he again fell into thcit hands, that he,
and All his crow would be massacred, abandoned her,
took M, boats with all tho crow, and pulled for The
Su,an-a breeze soon after he. had got on board,
sprung IN, and tho Susan escaped. The Greeks
took possession Of the Cherub, and when last seen,
sxas steering towards Dclcs, whore they rendezvous
Tls bng PSpn,s and ir New York, for snyr-
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O r OF
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY. Dec. IL

SATURDAY,, Dec. Is.
Schooner Messenger, Briggs. with sugar, starch,
lard, Sc. to Seth Adams, Jr. q gorge 5. Rathbone,
z. Lolhrop, and others.
Schooner James Burrill, Hall, from Philadelphia,
with -four, butter, &c. TO Slater. Wardwoll & Co.
Moses Potter, aud others.
Sioop Harmony, Rhodes, from Baltimore, with
Aou-, corn, glass, &c. ia p. & ID. Rhodes, Seth Ad-
ans, Jr. aid WIN. Biodget & Co,
sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, from Baltimore
with four aud corn, to p. s. d. Rhodes, and Seth
Adams, Jr.
SUNDAY, Dec. I6.
U. l.. s!oop Now York, Willard, from New York
via Warren,
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York
MONDAY, Dec. IT.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Sloop Sea Flower, Presley, from Taunton.
Sloop Gen. Warren, Presley, from Taunton.
Sioop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Sloop Eagle, Nichols, from Wexford.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy
SIoop Dolphin, Brighiman, from Troy.
Sloop Spartan, Presley, from Taunton.
TUESDAY Dee. IS.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
SIoop Reindeer, DAVIS, from Troy.
Slooy Emelne, Miller, from Bristol.
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.haaAUFACTURERS' HOTEL.

.hh9.NUFACTURERS HOTEL.
TIME subscribers beg loa,c to inform thoif
D. friends and the public that thoy have
formed a connection in business as innholdcss
under The i!rm and style or
L. TlNGLEY & co.
And have taken possession ofthat well known;
central, commod Gus, house with is sppurto-
nances, on the east side of Market Square.
Lately occupied by Mr.. J. Wilder, and called
the MANUFACTURERS HOTEL, whera
they are now ready 10 receive and acconnmo-
dato all who may incline ia become their
guests, assuring them that the mos, faithful
aud assidIous Alteration shall be devoted ID
their comfort, wapts and wishes.
The pleasant 1hJ convenient situation OF
the house, and its extensive accommodation
are too web known TO require a particular ac-
count. II has just Undergone a thorough res
pair, with various interior Improvements; a
new shed has been erected, and a large stable
put in complete aii excellent order. md as
tho propretors are determined NOT to be OUT
done in attention 10 the convenience; faro and
enioymsnis oftbcir guests, thoy mo cr,coprag=
cd 10 hope that they shall be Sustained in Their
endeavcrs by a proporilonate share or prblic
patronage. ' ELISHA TINGLLY,
ESEK SPENCER.
Oct. l3.f
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Cid at Philadelphia, 18th, schr Curlow, Chace, for

Cid at Philadelphia, 18th, schr Curlew, Chace, for
this port.
{ -Cii a. Petersburg, vir. 1lth, brig JShn Marshall,
Drummond, for this port.
The ship Amelia, Ncwbcrry, at New York, from
81 johns, p II fell in with schr A .Ierica, BarrIit, fr
Charleston, for N York, in l sinking condition, took
from her tie captain and crew.
Tho wreck Of the schr Prince, Of Portland, was
fallen in with on the 7th inst with the loss of iore-
mast, bowsprit, and iul ~ofwater; no person On boarJ
-NsAxgsLA1 =. g.sssing, an ult.
Al E3glrtown, lith, ship Gen Hamiitoni, Of this
I ROTTERDAM. 1,h ut Protection and Indian
Chief, fr Virginia.
Sailed f. Eastport, on Wednesday, schr President,
\ Of and for this port.
No Am vessels at Port Pray, Oct 22l.
The Constitution frigate, remained at Smyrna, 9th
Oct.
The Howard, at Baltimore, fr Stockholm, in lat
Al IL, lorg l6 81, tell in with the wreck of brig
Aid, fr Quebec, for Maryport, and took oil The cap.
tain and three men, the mate and three others having
been washed overheard and drowned,
The brig Inyinc'blc, Dayton, fr Newport, for Phil
a~delphia, has put INTO Charleston, IN distress, having
on the 2lst ult Off Montaug, pitched away the iorcsail
yard, and split the foresail.
Schr Molly, for this port, cleared at Alexandra,
9th.
CID at Charleston, 81, brig Crawford, Luther, OF
Warren, for New Orleans.
At Omoa, 18Th ut brig Olny Son, Paine, fr this
port, loading for New York; Savannah, Baker, load
- ing tor this port; schr Planter, Giadling, Of this port,
sold.
Arr at Darien, 9th ut Rising Sun, Clarke, from
this port
Al tho Texel, ship VIM Baker, Tillinghast, for
this port, uncr.
Brig Trumbull, Barney. of Warren, fr NorfnIk.
with ship timber, has arr at the Navy Yard, New
York.
The schr Gertrude, Anthony, f. Porto Cabello, FOR
New York, has arr at Newport.
Sailed fr Bristol, brigs Remittance, Munro, for y
Orleans; Gov hopkins, Lincoln, Martinique.
The Miles, Wheaton,, for New Orle ms, has sailed
, # Warren.
Arr at Gibraltar, 18th ut U S frigate Java, Com.
Crane, 10 DIS fr Mahon.
The ship DIDO, West, from Lisbon, with a cargo
ofwool, has been lost in the Dclaware-cargo slvci.
AT ST Jago do Cuba, II DIS since, Mexico, Mobile
4th Dec; VIM g. Encline, New Orleans, uncr; Gov
Paris, Wilmington, do.
AT ST Pierrcs, Mart. 10Th ut brig Charles, Free
man, for st Thomas, 1 or 5 ds; Stranger, Of Middle
town, di chg.
At New Orleans. 22l ult brig Castillo, Frink, oil
'Warrca. r. N York.
The U 5 ship Erie, Turner, sailed fr ST Jago de
Cuba, 9th ult on n cruz, all we'll.
At Callao, July 7th, ships Chesapeake, Grosh. oil
Baltimore; Emily, Copeland, do; VIM Penn, Smith,
do; Maria Tuition, Bryon, Of Portsmouth,; brigs Pc
dang, Of Boston; Cadet, Lewis, do; An,wan, Cow
oil, New Bedford; u $ frigate B~randywinc. corvette
Vincennes :, and schr Dolphin-the two former 10
sail soon for GuayaquiI.
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

FlvHE pioprictors Of tho PROVIDENCE
a WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their MIL is now in operation, aud pre-
pared TO obey the commands Of lis patrons and
the public at large. The Mill 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, the proprictors anticipate a full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ tho
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
cd. Toll, as usual at other Grst Mills.
Oct 81
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.dLDEW'S SCHOOL BOOKS.
JAMES LORING

THTO i22, Washi1g,oo-s.re.f, Boston, has
~ T-.~~.r-, Aiaru -rc!';ng Book, first
part, sixth edition Aldon's ,pelling Book,
second part, tenth edition. Aiden's Reader,
..Gh edition.
1t is probable that no, less than eighty thou
sand of the second part have been sold They
have received the appreciation Of the Hon.
William Hunter, Hon william BIylies, Hon.
David Cobb Rev. DIR. Niesser, Rev. DR. Chap
lin Hon Tristan Burgess, Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
and many other distinguished gentlemen.
Boston Dec Is
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VESSELS ".

9th inst lat 81 80, long Al, brig james, Cole, 8 DIS
fr Warren, for Matanzas.
9th INST of Cape Look Out, brig Eagle, Mauran,
fr this port, for Savannah
18th ui lat i0t, long 65h, Hero, f. Malaga, for \
York, disabled, and much in want OF provision-could
not be supplied.
Ain inst lat 33t long II, brig Pronetheus, Bur-
rows, of Alexandria, in distress, 50 Dis tr st Domin-
90, captain and nearly all the crew click; had been
thee umcs blown off the coast, her sails all to picc-
cs, and short of water and PROVISIONS, beng OH al
lowancc Of biscuit per day.
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FOR SALE.

Fy0R sale, a Lot Of Woodland, situated in
a Johnson, about seven miles from Proyi-
dence, adjoining the lands of Benjamin Ran
dali, and Daniel Waterman Esquircs. The
growth consists Of oak and walnut timber,
young, and particularly well adapted to the
Providence market. Purchasers can be &C.
commodated with any portion of the Timber,
from one to twenty acres, on the most reasons
able terms. Apply to the subscriber, in citu
ute Or. l } residing near David Philips Tav
crn on the old Connecticut Road.
PHILIP WATERMAN.
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%ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

r9,HE subscriber, having received an assign
4 ment of all the property of Jacob c.
Gould of Providence, houscwright, in trust for
his creditors, gives notice 10 all concerned,
that he will receive their respective demands,
ifoafcred within six months from this date,and
pay to them their respective dividends. All
who refuse to comply with this request, are
informed that they will bo denied any partici-
patton in said assignment.
CHARLES POTTER, I'd Assignee,
Dec I 3x
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