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~ EEflIJOsf,
III I'LL he presented 10 the next General Assem-
bly,, praying the passage Of a Law to incorporate
the Trustees OF the SDhh6eld Academy, In the
County OF Isle Of Wight.
Oct a. 4fwo,v
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August Is.
r EMQVAL.
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CR.f.N.NISS. son & BROTHERS,


"a AVE- -niyed hen Shoe Stpi- TN ~ 1907
below Gofein Street the Of MANI Street aud
ih leading 10 msyos Brige-h store formerly occupied
by WIN Neao and by the oil N-,ls
"her- h"J invite the Alteration VI their e aud the
rnnIe examine their stock vt superior ma EOOTS and
SHOES, ttheu ma nufactnre The quiuy ha y
qud ny any the Union, every pan Of which warrant.
d. They are "ermned not TO be updsr cold quality
frr" ,,mtnt very extensive, comprising every knd
an vii continue TO by every arrival fresh supplies
'Seth'f w'th new fashions hes made
r. They have received 100 pair Of ladies' American
hid slippers neat article, hsr with .eakn, mo-
rocco and lasting walking and irrss shoes, aud misses
morocco boots aud shoes with thick ,oas al'o senemen
-, with square toe, superior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11
University W PeDiSgipGnI0.
q A ID 4 = 4 IL N :

CUlOGSHy " fJUiSyfDuHt0.
nj e DI Ca l. ID + PA X r Nj EMIT
TIME Lectures Will commence uuai the first hiond.y
= IN Nov. and be continued hn Wafth
The arrang. uiept OF the Ban he's ssfVllows;
Anatomy -P. s. PhBnck, NJ. ~ w T. Uorncf, n. D.
EIateris Medica --Jno KtJman Coz, ii. -.
pfsctce OF Me iicint -Nath. Clapnsn, NJ D.
Midwifery Tn. g. James, NJ ID. W. =. Devices, ii. ID.
Chemistry Rob. Hare, NJ u.
Surgery WIN. Gibson, II. ID.
Institute Of Medicine -Sspi Jackson, d. ID.
Clinical Lecture, on Practice Of Medicine Sm sey
will be delivered wednesday, aud Saturday, ny D0ctJ
W. h.. HORNER, Dem,
$50 Chesns' 5
August r. tt5ibNov Philadelphia
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NOT ICE.

MOI IL
W&HE Executive will proposals. IN conformity With
~ the proyistoss Of the 81 section OF the set concerning
fhs Armory, hereto sbnessJ % And be further tDsced
the Executive he sutorsed required 10 a'cersIn
THAT the Arnoyy Buildings Land attacked Asrcfo
sold, exchanged leased Tor term ri
10 the neE General Assembly the result Of tber
sagaWy" by order Of The Executive
wlJ. ii. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department.
18th March .o.3
1sct - - ~
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E0ARDING HouSE.

BOARDING HOUSE.
'ESAVING rcd by Mrs.
NeS Htrie Jone, 18th StIseis,
pared 10 accommodate bostdeI. by the day, week
= thu usual terms The House n. bsen PIT .ni
npiste snd wal be the comfort
. those ~ho may favor vsewhh THEN custom.
Oct q "A IT LUCY HIGI SBOTHAM.
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CAarl0iiessilie Fen1aIe .1eademy.


flthE pat; tins Institute; d emp oy
- 'dy take charge Of school IN. hoa. ng depart
ni'"t at the conmenc, the Tn, Plan
instruction will comprehend all tn elementary banoh..
English tducapn-Geosraphy, with tho US, III gicbes; the
"dimehts II Astronomy; arthur tio History nsCtrn
ut with Chfonu"syj C"nPostint, &e &c; the ieaapg
"a amunticsl sons uciivn th hest French autnuIs,
Z seS poetry Ornamental Needle w TX; Dawing, Musc
Y :. Nc
None need apply hut thu.- who eroduee sstsfae
cory iesnonials "i qualification IT, such, th' most b.Is
''va"ages will BIZ afforded. The Academy pleasantly stu
aed's furnished with eommodOus and comfortable dive H.
"s house, out hou'e garden, &e for the dalton
large hummer at noaIder The school will be edseiy
.ehed 10 the dwelling house Applicants Will address ihen,
'sves by letter NJ in person.
alexander Garrett
TUyman WGyt,
John II. Crdpen, Committee.
.NimrOd Brdn.hum,
John II. Jones.
Oct.I4 4s-2m
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NOTICE.

INTENDING be absent o, the State .eye,, mo n,h.
tip TO the South, appointed VIM. Z. B'csd.sI
Wan Gho.on my a,toin,e, fact, Tor during that
time ADDISON POWELL
Afr.it5 No u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

HAVE jus received their fall assortment Of
Glass, China and Edrthenpare, containing
every variety in their line viz: richly guilt French,
English and common China Tea sets blue print
cd Enaneled, Edged s. cream coloured Ware:
rich cut ground, printed, plain and moulded Glass
oil every description,-w they respectfully So
licit Country and town dealers, to call and exam
me- and as their terms are moderate, they llatter
themselves that merchants will find il 10 their ad
vantage TO deal with them.
they have good assortment of Apo,he aries
Ware, and alsoStOne Ware, Flower pots SC. from
the most approved manufactures.
L Oct.
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Land FOR SnIe.

=
f@Y SuiUo Of deed oftrust executed y, by Iermso
- Bk'f, dec, and II record 10 AmelIs Oets Oos Tor
u' 'uI 80 Of securing ieh due Wm S. Archer an s..
ue mes Will be sold for ossh, The pfeones on th
900 ~ MOVE dBkH, (Deyt n,onth) . Trsct ~ Ian.
wing 10 &c u1iY 4 ncii 15fnoulE Z. called Csfov.
Hirok, eoHtsiuing shout 500 sores
e' Land lies AppsmsiioT river, DOT fs shove Gent
Df'd.e such title Is vested ~ rs, will ,nnycy
}. Y. LEtGH, Ttor
no. j. W tkER,} tees.
w ~ ~ us
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IL .Ala6dH.d Land .dgency Z!

~ AM authorized to sell t,merksby ,wlb, Land. in the
soy purchased by Col. Stephen E,o, Of chs,e.ton, IN
isi8 They lie in the ve'n'y of Montgomery Cahaws
nv'usl th, State Fine richness of the .u; the rurny
Of the wie the sencr. health of the country; The
meiee sthuSe neither cold nor too hoi saordms
rne almo:peei the ensey Populated nsighbor pre-
growth Of cotton, aud the general wealth Of the county al
ccnrIe Sfsnder s,emeut h Psrt OF the State desss
bic. The great and judi msn, whnb these land
were sIeesd the very at which they pu-
chased and the snaI,ty Of the company dispose ~
for tht purpose OF eeotin1 settlement among
viii -nabe the purchaser ovban good lan prices
credit to suit the purchaser viii re gwen, good sec
rty required. All ia. ruehas. MONEY ha. been pal TO
governments aud patents ,bian,d Deeds OF vance Ill
br made 10 pure ha,rf, when they make payment.
an, also authorized 10 sell the ycy ysuab. lands Ia
harns btiongnE 10 lie following eeuismcn: Col Stephen
Eo X. yeadon .nd J. s. Bennett Of Chsflt,tun, South
Carolina together with syeisl thousand belonging
other individuals.
Save holder. Maryland, Virgins, North Carolina, and
perhaps those living south, would, nsny in.isnce
thar double the value OF ihet properly. by pm ohasE
ecod arD.. low pficos, Middle AlsbsGa placing
portion htn hands upon hsm uD er good DsDsst The
transition Of The slaves ~oul enhance their value nearly
halt aud the produce of the farms he
New York ant the proceeds III cash returned 20 The
Gfntemen at distance, oNn'ns land in Alabama have
ue suitable n',ttue,ion', and ,ntio'ing the money.
will saend 70 sny busns 10 be Transacted the land
postage paid will he pu' .sly sns~,ret sud any
to ob'au IN this county. JESSE BEENE Agent.
Jgb~ntieI IN VIII confer favOT by cutting this adyet-
tissueni out Of ihe paper, aud posDs w
Sent 80 42-U
slf yntus OF oi ssecuisd " Us r, Wnnsn
Skp~dh, sud recorded u the ofhce II Cumberland
county eoi, viii he sold fucsay "a, 1i day q Noven
her next " fair, II not tie DtIt ls day. i.utleet prior
Intumhtsnce favor Il the Literary you'd Tract T., Lsnd
yiDg CumherisnJ county, Al pansuog ef s.tmate,
~ contain 1000 acres ne the Yhe sale
Wre' years Bonds w'h approved security, aud deed o
us upon tht land will he required Po5,tion will be siven
On ths h u January nett Trb pein,,ou tie purchaser
b"uld he think proper 70 crop Of wheat purchase
money by direction n Nj. SkPgh ard CONSENT the RAJ
rrs will he spphe g. discsgs balance due under lii,
Iced " trust hfst ihnVt ntosed snt the residue paidt
suh''quen incunhrsnce tofding ihs respective fizhf.
rr'niiies Selling - will Of eCuf,s eonv.
oBly title voted
Samuel Taylor. Tftts.
Wygsdham Robertson, : tees
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VOL. XXy...NO. IS.

a. the o. dangerous of all the causcs ,,h;.,,
n'ght after sow the seeds OF jealousy sno,c,
TIE STATE and finally ''dis,ub the Union, ;tscif
ROBERT Y HAYNE
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s3y virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the
- subscribers by Col. David Jones and his wife,
bearing date April 10Th, 1896 and recorded in the
clerks office Of Campbell county, for purposes
therein mentioned, we shall proceed, on Thursday
the "a day OF October next, if fair il not the next
fair day, Sundays excepted al the residence Of the
said Jones, to SELL to the highest bidder at public
auction tor ready money, the tract Of land in the
deed mentioned, and on which said Jones resides.
containing $50 acres, more less, or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient TO pay the debts now
due and secured by the said deed and costs attend
ing the same. This land is situated in the lower
end oil the county. in desirable neighborhood IL
miles northwest from the cour house and % miles
from Lynchburg. Ii lies well and is well inproy-
ed. he buildings consist OF good dwelling house
kitchen, smoke house, ice house, &c with
all other necessary out houses. Also, good
apple orchard OF well selected fruit. The great
er proportion of this land is now in woods and
good tobacco land, the greater proportion OF the
plantation Is fresh land and in good repair--We
Deem 1t unnccessaryto give a further description
oil the land, surprising person will purchase
without viewing the land. Acting as trustees we
Shall convey only such title is vested in us
JOHN HOBSON,
VIM ROBINSON
The above sale is postponed until the 10Th dav
oil nov. next, at which time it win certainly take
place. w u ~
The above sale will take place with my entire
consent. ID. JONES.
oct. 81. 52--tds
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WITTY DOLLARS REWARD.

OST, Moudsy the 20b hotwrru the Tavern Of
~ Mr. NJ Young (White Cbmnie.) a the Bridge the
Turnpike Road leading TO Richmond red Morocco Pocket
RooE, ming 500 dollars The notes. the best
r.eoiecou, One Of 100 aud so dosir the
Bauk Of the u States four TO- tive OF 30, and eleven
10 dollars the Dauk OF Virginia The muney en,lo
ed in smooth leather slip, aud tia! within the Back my
Information coUs.rnng the he thankfully received
by e subscribeI aud the shove reward paid the BOOK
its The Pocket Book also contained executed
by Sally b. Stuart ninety Dollar, several receipt
FROM John T.. Shell and Roh. ID. FurnbuIl bonds
bling sui, besides other reccsoted al the time
HENRY LEWIS.
Taur enc~yle Brunswick CT, ". Uci "a 30
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Lu,latic Hospital, williamsburg

JoTICEis hereby given thatsi the cells
IL occupied that patient. will he receives
the said ees vacant; due otto which vii
70 <fvep. 81 order Of the Courtof Directors.
M.v Is I--s--sa- L ntNf.tN
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'---------1NI Tai3aia Land O5lice. Oct 90 1928


EN- conf-rmny to Ia ian act t. reduce th.
rrning E'oheaors, passed the 6ib day
Jan. 1918, do hereby make known all 10 whom
Germ, appears by cecat, of the E.ehesior of
county, bearing the 9Th October, 1929, and dsy
ia the Lsnd Office, that hy inquest held The
29h day of August 82s the following tracts Of lsud
$3.50 No. IT, $500 N,
2i70 No. 81 1890 M 3D. 5000 No 49, $500
acres, Nc. %, 1000 No 81 77c0 No a. 1882
acres No. So 1900 No. 40 all situated Wood
Lee Pond aud Tygsh Greeks aud Of which
John James Waldo died fIsed, have been found
e.cheated to the eommonwe sth Of W. gina.
Wan. SELDEH Reg. Land ofe.
0cf.G5 30
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MI ZOE hereby sivsn thsis Petition will b. p es,ne
c,he net General Assembly, for leave 10 er,e Toll
rn., lbs me famuDsy River, a the point at wh,b Ii
Ehs06eth Taylor,
Eass7sr, ss.: c. SD
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
SIR WALTER SCOTT

lust added to the ProodenRe Museum, highly finished
Bnst fthe above justly distinguished character taken
from Chantry's celebrated marble bust This late addition
the other valuable contents Of this fourising essis-
ment, renders visit well worth the while Of every de-
srs, (and who is not desiros y of beholdng the very
fern and features Of him. who has become eminent In
the literary world for the endless variety OF his productions,
the correctness of his descriptions, the richness OF his image
ny, the depth Of his intellect and the never failing inventive
powers Of his genius To the lovers Of Nature and Of Ma
tures handy works." rich treat offered at this fashion
able place Of resort in the vast collection Of curioses,
gathered from the four quarters OF the globe aud here pre-
sented nj to the view o the admrng spectator On
Museum will be fitted up In the best style for the reception
visitors and during the day and evening the whole will
be envened by band Of good music In addition other
novelties n dsng gushed musician has been engaged for
the OCCASION play the Scotch Bngppes, which will be
additional attraction TO lovers oil musical variety
July2
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BUTTS q LOCKWOOD.

HyAVE received from New-York their sn ing and Sum
N n assortment of fresh imported fashionable Goods
consisting of supene Cloths Cassmeres, Vestings, brown
and white Drillngs, black and mixed Lastings, silk Cam
bles Rouen CassimcIcs, Wooenets, white ami stripe
Jeans, buff and purple fine stripes for Pantaoons, superior
yellow Nankeens mems black Bombazine, eerscker Nan
kin Grape, silk aud Cotton Crayats, real super Bandan
ma, flag and German Silk Handkechefs, silk, cotton, linen
and wosed Hose and half Hose, horseskin beaver
silk Stocks Cavat Pads, Umbrellas brown and black Lin
ems Irish Linens, Shirt Collars Jacksons Sheengs bleach
ed Shiings, silk Veves, bang Cords, olive Velvet TO
mems wear, with numerous other articles, in their line
which they offer at prices which will be satisfactory pur-
chasen. Garments made usual in the best and
latest style.
On hand, good assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
very low prices No. IA, Market Squire.
fnavD DS
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A RHODE-ISLANDER

INFoRMArioN WANTEp.-Thc last Argus
contains a long letter. from one "NArAAriEL
GREEN, Editor BOSTON Stafesman," upon
politics, and evidently written for publication.
Now we should like to know who this Mr.. Ma.
thaniel Green is; and particularly whether no
is a blood relation. as we'll as a brother in pol.
itics and principle Of the infamous Duff His
letter is the most close packet budget Of cal.
umnies and gross falschoods we have mot with
-RssfVsty Cou~estdfw.
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PROPOSALS.

IyOR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
Of the Greek Revolution, from its commencement TO
January, 1918, by SAMUEL @. HOWE, M ID. Surgeon
In the Greek service.
TERMs.-It wfl be published In an octave volume, OF
about four bundled pages neatly printed Oh good paper
Price 10 subscribers, 81 So
Subscriptions for the work, will be received by Thomas
A. Webb M. d. Martin Robinson, A. 8. Beckwith, Brew
or & Wilcox, IIutcbens Cory, Prov'dence-J. Minte,
Pawtucke and by the principal Booksellers throughout the
United states u march ~
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WILLIAM WALL,
MORE NEW GOODS.

JUST received aud for SALE Swiss aud Jaconet Musin PLAN
AMI figured; Linen Cambria Hdkfs and imitation do;
A Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics; Swiss and Jaconet
white and figured Crava horsekin white and black silk and
kid Gloves drab aud other coloed Sewing Silks black and
white silk Hose and half dol drab silk Half Hose new
and elegant arce brown and white French Dring.; blue
Nankns Belt Ribbons; Feather Fans. Rich Brocade Shaw
red and white Cashmere do Hosiery Of all kinds Prints,
great variety, very elegant, &c. &C. by GLADDING
SWEET, No. 9, Market Square. July 2
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BAcHEJoR's OPINION. II consider an
unmarried lady declining into the vale Of years.
says Goldsmith, 'ns one Of those charming q
countries bordering on China. that lies waste
for want Of proper inhabitants We are not to
accuse the country, but some Of its neighboura
who are insensIble Of it's beauties, though
at liberty to enter and cultivate the soil.
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PIANO FORTES.

PROVIDENCE MUSIC SALOON.
TIME subscriber keeps constantly hand, general
u sortment Of PIANOS, Of the best workmanship and
tonc which will be sold low they be bought in the
United Staes-and warranted Those desirous Of procuring
1hs almost indispensable instrument will please call at the
MUSIC SALOON, No 60, Westminster street, where
Music and Musical Goods of all kinds, to be had as
usual. L. ID. CHAPLIN
yuiy23.
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An oBEDfENr WIpE-A hatcher who lar
upon his death bed. said to his wife. My dear
am not man for this world. therefore I'D
wise you TO marry our man John, 40 no 10 a
strong lusty fellow, fl for your business %
dear husband said she, never let that troub-
10 you, for John and have agreed upon that
matter already
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

N1MA TIMOTHY Ii. REDMOND informs his friend
ssm and the public that he has roopened his establish
-kA<s ment, No. l7S, ls0 Pearl street, and No. 45 on
Water street, city Of New York, and invites them
their patronage. generous community here have wei
coined him back TO his accustomed labor their SERVICE and
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable c
of this city, in bestowing him their encouragement
and indemnity far may he for the wrongs he has suf
ered beyond the power Of a jury TO redress.
His household is in order, and his accustomed abn-
dance and varieties In the arder and cellar will be provd-
ed rs before his unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 GIN
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Pork. A lawyer charged a poor man thrce
dollars for advice. There IS the money,' said
his client, 'it is all the money have in tho
world, and my family have been long tim.
without pork. Thank God replied the law
yer, nay wife has never known the want or
pork since we were married. Nor ever wii,' >
rejoIned the countrymen, $50 long as she
has so great hog as you.'
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A NAME.-'Pase your honor said an
lrsbman to the Postmaster in Phiadelpha
'an have you no letters for mel' what name
asked the Postmaster,-' - says
Pat, cant you see the name on tho litter-bon.
est Dennis O'Shauserty land is there niver q
one for my brhherF And what is your broth-
er's name'' The very Same sure as my ow N
your honor
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EI.HANAN w Il RICE

COACH, CHdiSE, and SIGN PAINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens Of Providence and vicinity, that
he has established himself in Providence in building
of Messrs. Moses and Samuel Guild in of WeyLoset-
street, and No. South Onge street, where lie carries on
the above business in all its branches. Having had along
pecnce in the business he trusts that he will be enabled
give entire satisfaction TO those who may be pleased
Ploy him. Carriages Chases, &C. repanted short notice.
and on the accommodating TERMS If April
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SELF DEFENCE.

:" FULLER, most respectfully informs the Gentle.
w men Of Providence, and It's vicinity, that he has
engaged the Large Room, at the HALL, fol
se purpose Of giving lessons in the above manly
whereby gentlemen, after few lessons, taught to chas
sse those who may offer violence and protect themselves
against the attack of the nifian
W. F. assures every gentleman who may honor him with
their patronage that there Is not the slightest danger Of their
receiving injury from taking lessons and exercise
superior to all others in invigorang and Strengthening
the system
Terms to be made known on application at the Hall.
luly 26.
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AoRrAr wALKER.--A Mr.. Haiker, near
Albsny weighed $40 pounds few dAys smoA
This is the least he hss bees kaoxs = vSVA
fos ssv sral ysssyl ,.tI
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at Court Of Probate, holden Within and for the 7oDn
@ ProUdeence, on the 2lst day Of July, A. ID. 1925
VHE Commissioners heretofore appointed to receive and
- examine the claims against the Estate Of CHRISTIE
eHEa VAUGHAN, Jr. deceased, having made Repor-it
Il ordered thereon that the consideration thereof be referred
Monday, the 4th day of August next, at O'Clock p nj
and that previous notice be gven by publishing this order
three several times in the Literary Cadet to all persons in
terested, u appear at that time and be heard.
true coyy: Witness,
July 26 NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
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--obstacl to my union with Angelina may
be removed, and IL can bear the pain Of part.
ing for a few years, Il may insure me haPpi-
ness for life."
TO BE Continued
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TAKEN UP.

nN Sunday evening Iast, PIG. The owner can have
" H. by calling the subscriber, proving property. and
paying charges SAMUEL STODDARD
July 6. Federal HILL
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CArcHtro coLp.--A reward Of fifly dol
lars is offered in Kentucky. for the sppSehen
sion Of a horse thief. wbo,e' name 10 Code.
There are hopes Of his being tsken
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FRENCH CIJRIS.

lust received by the subscriber No 25 Market street,
good assortment of French Curs, Puff and Frizzetts
Of tho most fashionable kinds, and warranted of superior
quality.
Constantly on hand, Trenchs celebrated Soap for extract
ing OIL Grease, Paint, Tar, &C. from genemans clothing
and wooen cloth, and capetng of every description and
will remove spots stains caused by grease, OIL soil OF
any kind, from Silks, Satins, Merinos Canton Grapes Bonn
bazines and ladies dresses of every description without do
Ing the least injury to either Gloss, Colour quality with
printed directions .or use.
july %. EDWARD F. Miller.
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SECOND EDITION

I'm Press and will be published tomorrow, and for sale
q this Officc and at the different Booksores-An Ad-
Afs delivered the 9TH Of July, by the Rev. David Pick
sius Price ~ 1. 2 cents. july 70.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
FINAL NOTICE.

q IL Persons indebted to the late firm of SHUMwAr Il
"A DIKE and A. v. DIKR, notified, that all demands
which are not settled by the first day Of September
will be leh with Attorney for collection Further indu
Sence cannot be allowed. A. v. Dixie.
July 26.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
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