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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

Thomas, which arr al Maracaibo. Sd ult having on
board rs bills Of -four, has been seized. IN conse.
quence Of three small rolls Of old and decayed tobac-
CO having been found benoath some casks OF water,
and rubbish, and which the capt. supposed must ac'
c~identally have renamed from 4 former cargo. The
vessel was immediately condemned, and the captain
and crew were put under guard, on board the vessel,
and the former would have been cast into the com
mon prison, with thieves and other villains, but foI
the interference ofMr. Alepston, to whom the vesse
was consigned.
The Leopard. Harris, hence, 7 days, arr at savan
nah, S0'h.
The schr Castor. Scholfeid, Of Brunswick, Me
from Wilmington, for New Bedford, went ashore OF
the S w side Of N ashawinna Island, on Monday las
in a thick fog, b,lged. and lost.
The schr Honor & Amey, Norton, sailed from
Camden, Me. on the 9Th ult for New Bedford, snt
has not since been heard Of.
Port of Boston, Jan. 8.
No arrivals. Cid ships Augusta, stanvood. Val
psraiso and India; Harvest, While. Havana ant
Europe; brig Lafayette, Hooper, Trinidad, Cuba
Mary Hart, G Ibbs, do; James, Halifax; Chic, Now
Orleans, Charles, Charleston.
10th, arr VIM & Henry, Glover, from Gonaivesi
Ceceha, Hammet, Maranhsm; Beta, Swinerton
Bangor, Wales; Creole, Loring, N Orleans.
CID Loonidas, Busnon, Charleston; Mary'& Re-
becca, Smith, Guadalupe.
Port ofNeu York, Jan. g..
Arr brgs Mattewan, Hoyt, 81 Eustatia ana u d
from ST Barts; Alto, Miller. Ph,ladelphia.
Schrs Hope and Hannah, Chace, Matanzas.S ds
Forester, Byram, New Orleans, via Savannah, u
Don Quixotte, Caldwell, Wilmington, 6; Enterprise
Higgins, Newport.
Cid Tobasco, Crowell, Gulf of Mexico; Cham.
pion, futile, SttAndrews; Exit, Howell, Richmond,
7th. arr Messenger, Norris, from Wilmington, Ii
Revenue. Tyler, Mansanilla, Cuba, l6.
Cid York, De Cost, Liverpool.
9th, arr ships Napoleon, Smith. from Liverpool;
Tennessee, Fowler, N Orleans; Savannah, Austin,
Vera Cruz; Lawson, Philadelphia.
Schrs Rebecca Hyer, Sk,dnore, Trinity, MART
Eliza, Pike, Charleston; Effort. Bell, richmond.
Shops Huntress, Heath, Providence; Eagle, Bos-
ton; Franklin, N London.
Z Cid Frances, RIDER, New Orleans, st Anna, St
Thomas, and a market, Isabella, Harris, do; Ds-
mon, Potter, Wilmington.
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CONCERT.
MR.. HORN AND MRS. KNIGHTS

CONCERT.
MR.. HORN AND MRS. KNIGHTS
LAST CONCERT.
MIR. Horn and MRS. KNIGHT, respectfully in
Ivl form the Inhabitants Of Providence and its
vicinity, that they will have the honor Of giving a
second and last CONCERT, on MONDAY EYE
MING, January II, at FRANKLIN HALL, by par
ticular desirc-the first part will consist Of HAM
DEL's most celebrated sacred Songs, &c. the Sec
ond ofthe most popular Songs and Duets.
MIR. KNIGHT will preside at the Piano Forte.
PART FIRST.
Recitatiue.-Comiort We my people. J A. IT,
AT,-Every valley. "' "o'"'
Recitafiue. oh worse then death indeed. J Mrs.
Air. Angels ever bright and fair. XII ght
Overture to Saul, Mr.. Knight.
J~eptha's rash vow. Mr.. Horn.
Recitatire. Deeper and deeper still. }
Air. Wan her Angels thro' The skies. "'''"
Recitatiur. Farewell We limpid streams. Mrs
dir. Brighter scenes | seek above. knight.
PAR SECOND.
Introduction, Mr.. Knight.
Song. Poor little love, Mrs. Knight. Bieuett
Song. l love thee ever dearly. Mr.. Horn. T.
Cooke.
Solo. Piano Forte Mr.. knight.
Duet. Quail Aneiante. Mr.. Horn, Mrs. knight.
Marceho.
Scotch Ballad. Blink over the burn my sweet
Laddie. Mrs. Knight.
Song. The last words Of Marmion, Mr.. Horn.
DR.. Clarke.
Tickets, price one dollar, to be had at the Music
Saloon, and at the Bookstores of Hu,chens & CO.
ry and A. S, Beckwi,i, and at the Bar of the
Franklin House. 90 Performances to commence
at 7o'clock. jan IL
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
VHNHE subscriber having been appointed
IL Agent, for the Riilingly Flag Quarry
Company, is now ready to supply customers
with natural faced Stone, for all the variety Of
uses for building work, sidewalks, &c.
The low price for which they will be afford
ed, and the excellent quality of the Stone, it is
hoped will insure a liberal patronage
Those who leave orders for Stone, to be
supplied directly from the quarry, can have
them delivered at the place where they are to
be used, and save the expense Of trucking.
DAVID BOLLES, Agent.
Hydraulion-street, Jan s.
N. b. A few teams will find constant en-
ployment, to transport Stone from the Quarry,
10 this market.
A few men well experienced in q%uarring and
trimming Stone. will find constant employment,
either by the month or by the job. for all of
which cash and a liberal price will be given.
Jan 5 tf
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f SHOE STORE.

No. Ia, NORTH lain STREET.
Joseph r. MASON respectfully informs
- the public that he has opened a Shoe
Store at No. Ia, North Main street, where he
will keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment Of gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; ladies'
Prunella. Denmark Satin, and Morocco Shoes
and Bootees, together with a general ossort-
ment Of CHI ildrcns' Shoes, all OF which will b
sold on the most liberal and accommodating
erms.
U-J. r. NJ. having removed from his old
stand, and made a new arrangement in his
business, particularly requests that oil persons
indebted to him will make immediate payment.
October 10
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.
TINE Brewery, under the superintsndenee
u of Holmes & M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton. and will continue so during the fall.
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors. by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand. to
supply customers.
o. Orders also received at No. 3 Market
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % Sm
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

TnNHE p,opue,ors OF the PRovIDEucE
Il WIND MILL, respectfully give notice.
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands of its 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 nov no grist mill in this
vicinity, the proprictors anticipate a full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 81
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

Nos. 8 and 10, Sosfh Main-sfrsef,
OFFERS for sale. for cash or approved
W credit,
3 boxes Havana brown Sugar, superior quality
10 boxes bunch Raisins
5 boxes fresh Lemons
A few boxes fresh Oranges
10 barrels Canal Flour
8 half chests souchonq Tea, prime qualify
2 whole chests Hyson Skin Tea
dozen 8 gallon dsmjohns
2 do do do
] do la do do
8 do London Porter
do Mushroom Catsup
l barrel picked Salmon. prime quality
Together with a very general assortment a
genuine Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
December "a.
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TIME undersigned, having been appointed
Il by the Corporation Of Pawtucket Acad-
envy, a Committee to superintend, direct and
manage the same, which recommended or the
first Monday in January instant, respectfully
inform the citizens Of this village and vicinity,
that they have employed Mr.. P. MrNARp, a
graduate Of Brown University, as Principal and
Instructor Of said Academy; that he brings
such testimonials Of scholarship, and integrity
Of character, as to warrant them in the belief
that he is, in every respect, qualified to dis
charge the duties Of teaching a school Of tho
highest order; and they solicit the aid Of a
liberal public, in the establishment Of the In
s~titution
The branches taught will be, the Latin and
Greek Languages. Reading. Spelling. Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, Elocution,
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Sc. including all
the branches usually taught IN Preparatory
schools.
Reference may DO had to President Way
LAND, Of Brown University, or either Of the
Professors.
The Academy has lately been removed to an
eligible situation, near tho Episcopal Church,
being retired from the hustle Of the village.
and affording a delightful prospect OF the sur.
rounding scenery.
TERMS CT tuition, from So so to SIS.
For admission, apply TO either Of the Com
mittee, or to the Instructor.
Rev. GEORGE TAFT.
EDWARD wALCOTT,
SAMUEL JACOBS, Directors.
DAVID LEFAV0UR,
DWIGHT INGRAHAM.J
Pa,ofuekst, January IL
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

~ y
AR. RAWSON'S celebrated urethritie
~ Bal.am for tho cure Of gonnorrha.
glsets, and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsam has the astonishing power Of relieving
the inflammation, and putting an end to the
yirulent discharge in a few days. Tho aston.
ishlng medical powers of the methritic balsams
have been fairly tested for several years in the
cure of hundreds. 1t is a pure vegetable pro.
duction. without a particle Of mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper to ofsr it in this
more for the convenience of persons afflicted
with diseases of this nature; as there are many
young people, who, for fear of exposure to .
medical man., viii! have recourse to the dan.
gerous expedient of prescribing for themselves.
and taking indiscriminataly pointed and pow
erful medicines to the risk and injury Of their
constitutions which the general knowledge Of
this remedy will in a great measure obviate 20
there will be nothing else necessary but the
strict observance Of the rules and directions
laid down.. Accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and full dire stions for the
cure Of the disease, which 10 30 simplifed that
no person can err. Sold wholesale and Ire.
tail by ]. H. MASON h Co. Broad-strest.
Providence. Price SIS per bottle.
Nov 10 en-
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FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about $50 acres of ex-
"A. c%ellent land, suitably proportioncd for
moving, pasturing and woodland; is well fenc-
ed mostly with stoae walls is we'll watsred
with never failing streams has two Dwelling
Houses, three barns and other out-buildings
necessary. About SO acres Of said land add
joins Shatucket River. where is fall and wa
ter sufficient to carry any machinery, that any
man or company Of men would wish to en-
ploy. The whole or a part would be sold to
accommodate the purchaser. Reference 10
Mr.. Timothy Tingley of windham, or the sub
scriber on the premises.
ERASTUS BINGHAM.
Windham, Con. Jan l CIV
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WHIM- VIII by FOUR OF US.
So prolyf;ke is our penne
Yell thinke there be a score of us,
But on ye wordos of Gentilemenne
There be oneiy Four Of US.
Wen make ye smyle, or make ye sighe
Theme what can ye wante more Of US,
Ye can't doe better than toe bye
This little Boke, by Four Of us
For sale by A. 5. BECKWITH.
No 10 Market-st. and 81 NJ Main street.
Ian 10
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY Y, Ian. 9.
Schooner Sarah & Hannah, Spencer, from East
Greenwich.
sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sioop Avon. Gibbs, from New York.
Sloop Argonsut, Borden, from Troy,
Sloop FAIL River, Brayton, from Troy.
THURSDAY Y, Jan. 10.
Ship Rising States, Carpenter, 5 days from Savan
nah, with cotton and oranges. Left, brig Decatur.
Manchester, for this port. B days. Spoke, 4th inst
schr Decatur, Hutchinson, 6 days from Cape Henry,
for Savannah.
Schooner Boston Packet. -, Is days from
Bath. % the 18th ut fell in with brig Cadmus, OF
Portsmouth, having been abandoned, with three teet
ofwater in her hold-succesdsd in getting her into
Edeartown.
with corn, to Willard Joslin, and J B. Sweet.
Schooner Myra, Hathaway, from Elizabeth City,
via New York. with corn, to Daniel Arnold.
Sioop Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Sioop Henry, Akin, from New Bedford, with oil
and candles.
Sloop Leader, Downing, from Freetown.
Slovp Aurora, Brightman, from Westport.
sloop Eliza, Barrows, from Freetown.
Sieop Cyreen, Cook, from Tiverton.
Sloop Friendship, Read, from Frsetown.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tiverton.
FRIDI Y. Jun. IL.
Brig Eagle, Mauran, from Savannah, with cot
ton.
Schooner Justice. Emery. s days from Savannah,
with cotton, to JOSIAH Chaplin & Co. P. Hill. Wa
terman Il Arnold, and Joseph Manton. Left, brig
Leopard, Harris, for this port. 2 or 8 days. The
Justice. on her passage from Falmouth for Savannah.
on 22d ut while ~scudding in a gale Of wind, about
IL O'Clock at night, run aioul OF the schr Susan. OF
Elizabeth CITY, and she sunk immediately. One man
IN q tempting to obtain his chest. was lost. The re-
ma,nder ofthe crew, 4 in number, were taken on
board the J. and carried to Savannah. The Justice
received no damage.
Schooner Maria, Seabury, 8 days from Norfolk
with corn, to G. Church.
Sloop Mary, Burt, from Burkley.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
BELOW,
Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop. from New Orleans.
Two sckooners.
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TIME Steam Cotton Mannfa curing Com
Il pany, wish to engage an able and expo
rienced MAcHINIsr to superintend the ma
chine making business at their establishment
in Providence r. /. To one skilful and COM
petent to take charge Of an extensive manu-
f. ciure of machinery, together with heavy
boring, filing, turning SC. liberal encourage
mcnt will be given. UNREASONABLE references
as to character and ability, will be required.
Application to be made personally. or by let
ter 10 the subs criber.
JAMS JOHN H. CLARKE. Agent.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS TO BOSTON.
BosToN AND PROVIDENCE
CITIEENS LINE,

4 STAGE will leave Providence for Boston,
IA on. and after Monday next, each day, at
8 O'Clock, A M. FARE ONLY FIFTY
CENTS with good accommodations. rJine
passengers only will bo taken inside of the
Coach. Passengers called for and left at any
part Of the town. Books kept at Stage Office,
No. IL, South Main Street, Providence.
Dec 20 JOEL BLAISDELL, Agent.
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e:! The subscriber continues the business
at the old stand, formerly kept by T.
TIngley & Co. where he solicits the patronags
Of his old friends and assures them that every
exertiop will be made to merit their approba-
ton. Essex SPENCER,
Lars Manufa ~ctursrs' Hotel.
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DISSOLUTION OF CopARTNERsHIp

vUNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice.
IL that the copartnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style Of f. TlNGLEY
& co. is this day dissolved Of which dlssolu.
ton oil persons will please to take motto and
govern themselves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all per-
sons indebted 10 said firm, are notified TO make
payment to the subscriber, Manufacturcr' Ho-
tel. ESEK SPENCER,
Jan
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W.aSHLNGTON LODGE LOTTERY Y.
VNO be drawn in Providence, Jan l9. Class
IL No. l for 1928.
Seheme.-l prize of 1000, I Of 1892; do
lo0oj ! Of 500; I Of 3 0; | Off 70; IA Of 100;
80 Of %; SO Of l6i 80 OF 10; 46s OF 4; 4446
Of 2.-5o5l prizes, amounting to S2l,2s5,
IS number combination 8 drawn ballots.
Q-Packages Of Is Tickets embracing oil
the combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least Sl2. may be bad for $50. and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars. parts in proper
ton, for sale BY
BROWN & CO.
Jan IL Office, 81, Market-strest.
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STEPHEN F. MILLS & CO

x&ssaa4HsHH (late Prince + Mills,) have for
&R968P sale at their old American Nursery.
Flushing Landing. near New-York.
a large assortment of the most approved
American and European sorts Of Apple, Pear.
Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectrian. Cherry, AL
mond, and Ounce Trees, &c. The selections
of the varieties and additions. are Of the most
valuable sorts that can be procured, with q
general assortment of Forest Trees and Flow
ering Shrubs & c., Peach Trees-a large
assortment Of Peach Trees. Of vigorous
growihs. and perfectly healthy.
The Fruit Trees offered for sale, are either
grated or inoculated, and are p%ropngated from
such Exotic or American varieties as have be-
come most celebrated. The prices Of the
above Trees have also been reduced. Orders
left or sent at No. IS, Westminster street.
Providence, R. I. (where catalogues may be
had) will be particularly attended to.
HENRY G. CARPENTER, Agent.
October II If
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FARE ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
COMMERCIAL LINE.

A STAGE leaves Providence every morn
"A ing at 8 O'Clock, and Boston, every
morning at 10. Fare one dollar. Books kept
in Providence, at Manufa cturers' %t,otel; in
Boston, ut Brigham's, 20. AZ, Hanover street.
0J- P~assengers called for and left at any part
Of the town. A. FULLER, Agent.
Dec 22
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ELEMENTs OF CHEMISTRY.
Directors.

EN0R the n,e Of schools. comprising the
II principal part Of q Manual Of Chs,nisfry
by Andrew Fyfe, M. d. + r. .. z. with adj
dition by John W. Webster, M. ID. just re-
ceived by A. s BECKWITH,
Nos. 10, Msrkst-st. and ~ North Main .st'
yspe
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MECHANICS AS ,OCIATION.

MECHANICS AS ,OCIATION.
TINE Members ofthe Providence Associa-
l. ton Of Mechanics and Manufacturers
are hereby notified that the next quarterly
meeting will be at Mechanics Hall, on the
evening of Monday, the l4th inst. at half past
6 O'Clock.
BY Order of the President:
w. r. DANFORTH, See'ry,
The members Of the Select Committee, are
reminded Of their adjourned meeting, at 6
o'clock same evening, at the Committee room
Jan IL
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
TNNHE subscribers wish to contract for the
Il manufa cture of 4 4 Brown Sheetings, by
the yard; stock to be furnished.
THOS. BUFFUN & SON,
Jan IL 3m 46, South Water street.
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CHECK LOST,

CHECK LOST,
r 0sT on Wednesday or Thursday last, .
IL Check on the Eagle Bank, drawn by AD-
NAH sAeKrr,f for $40 0s cents in favour oft
ubsciiber, payable on the first DAY OF January.
1928, the payment Of which IS stopped. Who
ever has found The same, will DO suitably re-
warded, by calling on the subscriber.
Jan 8 LOPEZ.
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q, T., MAN,
ATTORNEY 1T Law,

ATTORWEY ut Ii ~,
AS lately taken the Office formerly occu-
IL pied BY w. Il. DANroRrH, Market-sq
and will be ready to attend to any busin ess
that may be intrssted to him in the line Of his
profession. Jan s.
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GRAIN, &c.

GRAIN, &c.
VUNHE subscribers keep constantly on hand.
and for sale. Northern and souibers
Corn, Rye, Oats, Shorts. Canal Flour. and \
general assortment Of Groceries. on as good
terms as can be had in town.
EBENEZER 8. DAY & SON,
Jan a No. rs, Weybosset-street.
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VESSELS PoxEN
18th ult of Low Key, brig Miles, Wheaton, fism
Warren, for New Orleans.
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FRESH HAMS, &c.
TINE subscriber. has just received, and Of.
l. fers for sale,
500 fresh Hams, very superior
2 tierces old.African Coffee
I pipe Brandy. Seignotte brand
1850 lbs Cheese, from widow Chandlsr'o
dairy and others,
Besides = very general assortment Of genuine
Groceries. Wines, Tess Liquor, Sugar,
&c. ALDEN ARNOLD.
Jan IL Nos. 8 SAl0, South Main-st.
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WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY Y.
NLAsS,N No. l for 1928. To be drawn in
" Providence. Saturday Jan 10.
Paine Il Burgess, Agents for the Managers.
Scheme prize Of $4,000; l of 1882; l of
1000; l Of 500; l Of 800; l of 200; IA Of 100;
80 Of rs; 80 Of lG; 80 Of 10; 46s Of 4; 4446
Of q. So prizes, amounting to $2i.2s5.
As number combination-6 drawn ballots.
0J- Packages of Is tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted TO draw
at least sl2, may be had for $50; and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Tickets 2 dollars, shares in proportion.
for sale at
PAINE g. BURGESS,
Jan IL No. IL, Market-squarel
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THIS DAY.
NHAINE State Lottery Sd Class For the
WI benefit OF steam navigation. To be
drawn at Portland, This Day, Jan IL,
: Scheme prize Of $4,000; l do IL 0; l of
1000; 1 of 500; | of 800; ! of 200; 1 of
1872; la Of 100; 80 Of Is; 80 of l6; 80 of
10; $G8 Of 4; 4446 of2.
b05l prizes. amounting to s2l .2s5.
As number combination g dra wn ballots.
Tickets 2 dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER'S,
Canal Lottery Office. No. 8 l-2, Canal-st.
Jan 2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to either Of the mh.
"A scribers. by Note or Book Account, are
requested to make immediate payment, a.
they have made a new arrangement in their
business. Those who do not comply with the
above request. viii have their d.mands len
with another person, for settlement.
l.. HALVES,
N. HAYES.
Fon SAIL, on the most reasonable terms.
all kinds Of Groceries, as usual; Cordials Of ali
kinds; brush Backing. warranted Of the first
quality; Confectionaries, at wholesale and 70.
tail. Purchasers can be accommodated with
any quantity Of the above articles, on the
most accommodating terms.
Also. Ticket. in all tho Lotteries 10 ihis
State for sale as above.
January 2. No sos, Nrrth Main-st.
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Jan IL

UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
TLASS No. SO for 1928. To be drawn
~ on Wednesday, Jan %.
Scheme prize of S25 900; l of 5000; l
of 5000; l Of $500; l of2llO; 5 Of 1000; s Of
600; 5 Of 400; 80 of lOj; 80 of so, 80 of so;
80 Of SO; 80 of 40; rs Of 80; 3I2 Of 20; 4446
Of lO.-505l prizes, amounting to Sll3,520.
Tickets $40, and shares in proportion. for
sale by
EVANS g. co.
Jan IL 80 Market-street.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

WASHLNGT ron LODGE LOTTERY Y,
rLhSS No. l, for 1929, to be drawn in
~ Providence, Jan. l9, 1928
Sehemc.-l prize Of $4,000; l Of 1882; l
Of 1000; | of 500; I Of 800; l Of 200; IA
of 100; 80 Of 20; 80 of 10; 46s Of 4, 4446 OF
q 6O5l prizes amounting to i,2s5.
Is number combination = 6 drawn ballots.
Packages Of Is Tickets embracing all the
combination numbers. warranted to draw at
east sl2, may BIO had for $50. and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars, parts in proportion
for sale by
BAKER & SPENCER'S
Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 l-2 Canal-st.
Ian 10