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$40 REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
Nh ANYWAY from the ubo Iibef the cath ult a
msn by the name Of Ned (sometimes calls himself Ned
Bwn> lie Is about feet in polite when spoken
has excellent cUuDtensnc and humble his deport
Had an, when he pair of Virginia
cloth and short jacket Of the sane, and hat with
wide bIn; generally walks with stick He recently
purchased from AR Maurice Hobon Cumberland courthouse
1ele supposed he at present iur king, having wife
that neyhb oIhcoj The above reward and all expenses will
be paid 20 any who may lodge hlr jail that
may get hin, again MILES BOrT.
Manchester, JuUe 81 15--u
.lfQrshaPS Sale Of a PdiuabIc .fIanl3acturtng
Nil.
pursuance Of Decree Of Superior Court of Chancery
~ Tar the Richmond District pronounced the ist day Of
March, 1929 the D Brown Tt Ishall the
18th day of July next offer for SALE to the highest bidder
public saction the the land heevd 10 contain
$40 be the le..) and mills the proceed
Tugs situated IN the county VI belonging
60 John a. Trent.
TERMS: Cash, third of the principal money and
interest due the day Of sale and TO the residue Of the
principal aud interest," aud the costs Of suit credit Of
yers the purchaser excepting bonds ih approved security
for the same, and the title retained until he made
]. GUERRANF, c. Il. D,
Of his deputies.
Pune ~. i5-tds
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THE S.iFE1'Y BIRCEY-.

E3SEE1$ THESE spa ious and elegant
A&tS6@ BOATS will enoe running
In Early IN July, aud perform ther
v&ExUIFEFS>>c>5E regular route between New York
f3s<<<txts Aibany,evefy day, except Sun
days, during tre s,sson of summer travelling
Their speed much improved the last
end sstBg esfer hour the passage will be performed
chiefly by dsyghL giving PASSENGERS 40 opportunity e. view
the interesting scenery Of The Hudson River
To leave New Yjfk 10 leave Albany.
Mondays sl O'clock, Tuesdays q, o'elott
Fiidays al O'clock, m Saturdays al so'ehtk,
The propreors look with confidence Tor continuance 81
,he patronage that ha, Justly merted ny this t'ts
bnutn which a6crds 70 travellers az unfyAnsd J'grte
Of comfort, aud security from the accidents To wh'eh
steamboats, and Packets Iisble.
Ps'senges in IN. SAFETY Dsrges pvt he bors's CO..
Ii1ge., 90 servants, isri q the Steamboat towing TIE
s8ois, and thus avoid eSpense and detention.
For passage enquire orr MM,ehad on ,hs Per, a. Aha
ry,or WM REDFIkLD
No. Sc, Coitl9ndt street, New yofs.
y1ne o. s-w9.E
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CURLES NECK LAND FOR SIT z.
1nff virtue Of DEED uf Trust executed
and Others ny Wade Mo.by the elder and wife, be ring
ont me OH day If May 1926, and duly in the
NICE VI the county Of Hsnfec, PUT poses
EN- ant by Of the parties
noNDAf tie 2i.t Of July next if ai, not fair
hereafter to the highest bdheoH the premises public
auction, iof ready money, that veil known
tn ACT OE LAND
Lying in Gurles Neck H.a. rouny called Old Curiss
containing or acres be the ess Th,
land SO well known, that sdseme ed ~nume-
rate the many advantages There large Mari
on the land sused in very advantageous position
oe dhu'ed Avery large portion Of the land well
rsa clover and large crop Of wheat may be seeded
clover aliow this fall There land all excellent
dwelling hous- with 10 good barn, stables,
rate thre.hing aehine, &c. &c.
The de is believed 10 he unqueonobs; hut the subscriber
selling as Trustee. will only convey is vested in
nm' POSSESSION will be given daely The sale will
eommere al IL O'Clock. WM. w. MOSBY.
JUNG ID . --tds
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'OR LONDON.

.- INHE Darque Prudent, Ipxer.oii Ma.ter-to ssil
SyA Il th, 5h Aug. -for freight Of iO0hhds iohsc>
sE2T 20 apply TO C. 4 a. WARWICK
iune 20 1870
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DELLNOJE.NT' I.9,NDST

II IIsF I.IvN III
TIME henef-,a provsons OF the concerning Land.
u returned delinquent FIR the NON pay tazes,p
which passed 9th March, s27, and which limited
operation, the Isl April aud 1s July the pfe.,R yvsr,
have extended ~ months longei the
periods, by Of the last Legislature All yeeu
eed advised TO make speedy enquiry the subject
;here good believe that the Leg slaurs will
i. in.xpsdi.nt 10 grant fuhe relief
JAS. L. HEATH, Auditor
Public Accounts.
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L.natic Hospital, williamsburg
OFFICES hereby given thatal the lis I'M institution
occupied, hsto patients will he received
nntlone OF the said cells vaeant which vii
be gwen. by order Of the Courtof Directors
Nav 26 80 l.. HENLFY
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NOTICE.
q PETITION will he presented to the neat General As
49, -.mb5 % Virginia, praying the passage Of an at,
authorize ht sale OF the estate of Tho.. G. Pollard,
I.ned an the LnnatIo Hospital at Williamsburg.
GEO. b. POLLARD, 1Committees of
AMBROSE POLLARD, said Estate.
King Wm.co June "a tAats
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W.B. CLARKE g. C. CLARKE,
w ILL continue the Milling Business as und er
w the old firm OF Nm. b. Clarke q CO. and solicit
continuance OF the avors o the friends Of that
Their counting at the OF Mr. Myers, CMy,t.
WM. D. CLARKE,
q. CLARKE
iuue G,
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SOUTHERN FEJN.aLE CLASSICAL
SEMINARY

JNUIYCE.
m RAY PANKEY, having sold their entire interest 10
W the business carried the Mayo Mills. under the
OF Nm b. Clarke to Chs.an Clarke, the sand firm
dsovs those indebted the frm will payment
b. Clarke all claims against the will he paid
VIM ID. CLARKE,
JAMES GRAY,
Y. PANKEY,
WM GRAY
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NEW AND IMPROVED
SPELLING BOOK

TUST published, AMI for sale by HUrCHENS CORY
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proved plan, by which the sound Of every syllable distinctly
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of the Adams Grammar School, Boston.
The following notices OF this work, amongst many others
which have been gven may he considered sufficient evidence
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From the Masters ia the Department Of Reading and
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Having examined the National Spelling Book, ol D. d. Emer-
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DIR. CIIlMDER'S REMEDY FOR INrEMPEaANCE.
UyROM the Phadeph, Monthly Journal Of Medicine and

DIR. CUAMDEWS REMEDY FOR INTEMPEaANCE.
UNROM the PHILADELPHIA Monthly Journal of Medicine and
Surgery. eIed by ~ r. Smith NJ. ID. Professor OF Sur
erry in the University Of ynd; Chamers' medicine Tor
he relief of drunkards ha. been used with Louis
ville the Of several negroes IL completely reformed
them Of their vice."
The following from circular sned by John Rosers,Joh
Kmha aud Free,c Dearborn, Esqrs Seectmen ofENetor-
We would suggest the proprey Of making an appropriation
from the cence for the purchase OF Chambes Medic inc
We have placed quantity Of this article IN the hands of our
Physicians who administer free Of expense TO all who will
take IT, and happy have in power TO state, that
than Of most confirmed dankds have taken
H. and those who completed their have been cured
by H. and restored their friends aud TO usefulness IN society
In every where has been tined in Portsmouth AMI h'
vicinity (om 80 40 has not been known to fail OF effect
ing cue. . -, 4, =,
II is prepared only by Dr. James II. Hart and Mr.. a. NJ
Fannn d. Chambers, their office in Rutgers
Medical College, and the Medicinal Store OF Dr. Hart, cor
ner Of Broadway and Chamber street, NcwYok. The med
icine put up in letter packages, su0 lent Tor n' al
case accompanied with directions ani he sent by mail
All orders enclosing the u, price, five dollars, and postage
psd will rec Give eJne attention Those who unable
10 paw personal application OF the individual at Office,
the medicine will he administered gratis.
CAUrION.-In consequence al the great celebrity which
Dr. Chamber medicine Ia, acquired there and doubtless
will be many spurious limitations Of this yauabs remedy The
rvc are informed hi the directions accompanying the gem
nine medici,e are signed by J,mesH lln W. d. aud A. NJ
Planning For sale by SMITH PARMESrEs at the office
Of the Literary Cadet aud by JosEPH BALc", u SOUTH
Msn-street. WV 20.
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fro BE coNTINUGp.l

II is useful now and then, (says the ln'c'll-
rencer) to turn back to old files, and see what
those people who are now so vocilerons Tor
Jackson, and opposed to Adams, have SAID IN
former days. Let us take peep at the New
Hampshire Patriot, edited by Mr.. Isaac Hill,
now the high priest Of Jacksonism. Speaking
of the letter Of Gen. Jackson to President
Monroe, in which he threatens to hang the
Hartford Convention folks under the second
section of the Rules and Articles Of War, he
says, in the New Hampshire Patriot of May
10, 1928.
No Republican could have given such I'D
vice, and il nothing else, this ALONE ought
forever 10 exclude him from the Presidency
The same paper of the 22d of March, 1924,
says OF Gen. Jackson
THAT he trampicd upon eirH authority,
by arresting the United States Judge, and
other citizons, at New Orleans, and when he
seized and executed Arbutbnot and Ambrisier,
in Florida.'
IN the same paper. the same Editor, in re-
ference 10 Pennsylvania's support Of Jackson,
says:
What with The honest portion OF the COM
munity, who gaze with admiration at his mill
tary prowess; what with a portion OF men en-
bitovs for place and prefermeat, and what
with that party who care not who they sup
port, so that they make misehttt md break
tp hs R,pu5h,an parry, a host u,that Sais
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LARCHAR & HATCH.

T1AVE received, Of their importation, superior
IL assortment of fBROADCLOrIIS and CASSiMEHES,
ofa fine texture and beautiful fr ,sh, which areJrt
and blue black black, brown, Give and mixed Cos-steel
mixed drab, fawn drib, blue and black Cassimeres
On Hand, suitable for the preseat Season,
Brewn and white linen Drills, silk Canlets do Mnges,
6eersuckefs Nankns, leans, Roen Cassmeres, Bonta.
Zines, &C. sc. large assortment Of Valencia Msrsees
and silk Vestngs, silk and cotton Umbrellas, Suspenders,
Sizes, ".s'eY, Cnvas and Iandkercheis
'' ~. ''H also,
general assortment Of ready made Cloting; such
Coats PaAoons, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, shirt Collars &c.
few blue, black and mixed Broadcloh Coats which will
he sold at inst cost. ....
An in want Of any Of the above articles, Twill do well TO
call at No. q, Market square. July 10.
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FRENCH CIJRLS,

HsT received by the subscriber nj No 25 Marketstreet,
30 good nssortmcnt of French Curs, Puff and Frzzs,
Of the fashionable kinds and warranted oi superior
quality.
Constantly hand Trcnch's celebrated soap, for extract
ing OIL Crease Paint Tar sc. from gettlenans clothing,
and woollen Cloth and capeng Of every description aud
win remove spots or sains caused by grease OIL OF soil OF
any kind from Silks, Sattns Merno Canton Grapes, BON
baznes and ladies dresses of every dscrpnn wnont 90
ing tho least injury either Gs, Colour or quality with
printed directions for use.
July ~. EDWARD NIbLbh'
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.Nrr process for cleaning LneH.-The So
clety FOR the encouragement OF Arts and Man
ufactures have rewarded Mrs. Morris fer a
method OF cleaning slIk woollcn and cotton
goods, without injury to the texture or color.
Take raw potatoes, and let them lie well
washed, and rubbed on giater over n vessel
OF clean water, TO fine pulp. Pass the liquid
matter through coarse sieve into another tub
Of clean water lot the mixture stand Ill the
fine white PARTICLES Of tho potatoes are prec'p-
irated then pour the muscilaginoss liquor
from the fecular. and preserve the liquor for
use. The article To be cleansed should then
bc laid upon n linen cloth on a table, and
spongcd repeatedly with the potato liquor, 'lll
the dirt is perfectly separated. The article
should then be washed several times in clean
water, to remove tile loose dirt, and may be
afterwards smoothed and dried The coarse
pulp which docs not pass the sieve, is asserted
to be OF great use in cleansing wotsted cur
talns, tapestry, carpets, and other coarse
goods. The nusclagInous liquor OF the pota
toes will clean silk, cottcn or woolcn goods OF
any kind, without dau.agins the texture of the
article, or affecting tho color. u is farther
applicable 10 the removal Of dirt from OF,
paintings or soiled furniture and dirty painted
wainscots may DO eisaned, b. ws'tfng = spon &c
in toe liquor. :hsn dipping II in little fns
olsaa saad, and rubbing tho wsinseot.
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PROPOSALS..

EyOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
~ Of the Greek Revolution, from its commencement to
January, 1918, by SAMUEL g. HOWE, NJ. ID. Surgeon
In the Greek service.
TERMs-.t will be published in octave volume, of
about hunded pages; neatly printed good paper
Price To subscribers, 50 30.
Subscriptions for the work, will be received by Thomas
A. Webb NJ. ID. Martin Robinson, A. $. iteckwith Brew
or & Wilcox, Hutcens Cory, Provdcnce-J. M'iniire
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ORDINATION AT On
"Wednesday last, Rev. Frederick Augustus
Farley, from the Theological Schoo! at Cam
bridge, was ordained Minister Of the Westmin-
ster Csngregat ional Society in Prov idence, RI.
The services Of tho ordination were perform
ed in the Rev. DR.. Edes' church, which was
thronged with deyout aud delighted audience.
The service wore unusually appropriate, Sc
rious, solemn and Interesting. DR.. Claiming
took for his text Ephesians V. |. BE ie toi-
l0UerS OF God, as dear chiidren" His dis
course was powerful and eloquent, and was
considered one Of his abest and mos, success
ful efforts. We find il impossible TO do justice
to it in an abstract and hope that il will be
printed, for the benefit alike Of those who
henrd and those who did not.
The prospects of the Westminster Congre-
gational Society are h. .hly encouraging. II is
but a few months since It was formed and
yet such has been scIr commcndabIo zeal and
activity, tha, they have already settled min
iser, and proceeded far in tho erection Of a
new church. This church is situated in Ma,h-
ewson Street, on the western side OF the ..ver,
end is to be built of stone, after the model of
the temple of Erectheus at Athens, having
eight Ionic columns in front
We have all along felt deep interest IN the
prosperity Of this Society, and congratulate
them heartily on the bright prospects which
now attend them. We reJolcc that the 'ause
Of religious truth has acquired another adVo-
cate in that respectable and aourishng town.
We are glad that DR.. Edes who has so long
and so faithfully maintained the principles of
liberal and rational religion, has at last OBJ
tanned a coadiutor in his labors and we anti
cipatc The happiest results from thoir combined
efforts.
IL deserves 20 be mentioned that at the din
ner provided for the Ordauing Council, the
blessing was craved by the venerable DIR. Mes
ser, OF the Baptist denomination, formerly
President of Brown University, and thanks
we're returned by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Of the
Episcopal Church, Boston Chri Reg.
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John HAIR TSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-ROSTON,
HNONTINUES at Store Nos. 81 and %, Liberty Square
Buildings oppste the Commercial Coffee House, for
the purpose Of rasctng Commission Business and ten
er his services his friends and the public, respectfully
lcng consignmens Of every description cf merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid TO the sale of DOMESTIC
GOODS and the usual advances made on consgnments
Refer to GEORGE ). RATHBoNL, D.o,;y.,co
.'....~ -.| CHARLES HARrsHoRN,
Boston, May %. lyis
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"MR. KIpDER:"
The original letter may be at The Counting Room
Of Proprietor. .
I = The Proprietor of this Medicine, recommends with
the fullest confidence Of the mos, valuable remedies
yet discovered Of the painful and debitating com
plnt Of the Piles lie deems unnecessary 10 publish any
ther than the fore going testimonial in lis favor. This remedy
perfectly answered the purpose for which Is IN
ended than any other now in common use, ana affords nm
chute and relief both from the disorder iseil
accompany ing symptoms Of pain IN the Ions, vertigo head
ache, OF appetite, ,ndges;on ani other marks ddeby
Tie remedy quite innocent and may be administered to
all ages aud both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with
description Of the complaint accompany each package when
consists Of tno boEcs, containing an ointment. ana tne
other Eiecudry.-Prce 81 for both articles, or but oo
cents where but My Is wanted.
- Prepared and sold wholesale, together with The Con-
rau Wtdiene by the sole Proprietor T. klDDE, nj his
Counting Rom over No. 20, Of Count aud Hanover
Streets and reaied by his special appointment, by the ioi-
wing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHS H. MAsoNS Co.
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EMORY WASHBURN,

N -" COUNSEIIOR 1T INV,
IHAS removed to WoRcEsTER, (Aiass.) where he has
HI opened office, aud win faithfully attend 10 any
professional business committed 10 his charge.
Reference in Providence to Col. J. b. WooD and JOHN
WILDER, ESQ.,
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SOMETHING NEW.

rUyftE Life and Adventures of Arr Clenninz, IN Two
volumes; by the author &C Francis Berrian, NC &C.
Hi-tnrcs Religious Events, Illustrated by VI oopperpate
= A. g. BLCKWITH,
,ep;sn,sris market stree,
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DUMFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE PILES
n-1.NEW C.ASE or III CNRE. In

p'NEW CASE OF A CURE. 20
BosroS, NOVEMBER 2ith.
& IR,-The Pile Ointment and Ecctiiary ley had OF
- you has had excellent Effect have been troubled
for years with the Piles, and have found any remedy
that would compare th yours. The late attack was
one, hut the relief anU mmedrite. take great
pleasure IN communicating this to you for the benefit of any
who may he suffering under paniula disease.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

No. 65, DKUND STREET..
VUNHE subscribers grateful tn their friends and the public
for past patronage, respectfully inform tlem that they
keep always hand "A supply of fashionable aud
Furniture, made Of the hest materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
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REAL ESTATE ron SAFE

:. 4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1IHE undersigned, offers for sale, and lot sat.
NJ ed ON PawtuNet Street, IN or the agreeable
sections Of the town. The house new, story heh
Yambrel rooted, and finished in the most modern STYLE The
ld 30 feet r. n PawtuXet Street. and 30 feet deep
This estate is Pc uary calculated TOR young mechanic,
indeed for any who Is fond Of the cottage life, and
numerous advantages, amy other esnte Of the
vicinity. II will be sold reasonable and accommodating
terms, for which please apply at the Office of the Literary
Cadet, 10 tho Of the esaie wtuxe Street,
the premises SAMUEL CLARKE.
March ~ If
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WICK, AND PROYTDENCE
ACCOMNIODAT COACH,

(Formerly called the CRANSTON POSTD
Win leave Hope Factory on
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u Amer November will leave Providence, oclock, r.
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and Friday, O'Clock, A. NJ and pass through the fol ow
ing villages viz: Washington Factory, Corsnry Factory
and Taf's Factory, IN Coventry; CentrepNe CromptOa
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