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Barton, for Warren; Altoona, Mathewson, for this
port; Mechanic, Park, for do waiting cargo; Nor.
dlca, Gardner, do do; Brothers. Smith, Warren.
disc; Ariel, Coffin, of Warrcn, for N York, loading.
lid at Georgetown, previous to the 9th, Susan &
Phebe, Case, for this part
At Havana. Both ut Mary, Dennison, from New.
port.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th, Confucius, Soule, from
New Orleans. CD Ardent, Soule, Halifax; Cato,
Vera Cruz, Mount Vernon, Aux Cages.
Cid at Bath, Navarine, Matthews, st Michaels;
North Star, Western Islands; Hope, Martinique;
Ranger, Port au Prince.
Cid at Salem, Sally Ann, for New Orleans.
Cid at Ne ,burypOrt, brig NIkolai, Russia; schr
Brutus, 81 Martins.
Arr at Salem, Rogue, from Havana.
Cid at Savannah, IN. ship Mary Almy, Martin
o! this port, for Liverpool.
Port Of Boston, Feb. 10.
Arr Hcnrico, freeman, from Mcssina; Amazon
Martin. New Orleans; Henry. Rice, Havana; Cru.
sador, Fletcher, Matanzas.
10Th, cid Magouu, Durham, Copenhagen: Attcn-
tive, Sampson, West In hes; Corneiia, Constant, 81
Jago dc Cuba; Roxana, Holmes, New Orleans.
18th, arr Actress, stanley, from baltimore; Ma,
ION, New Yo,k; la Grange, Webb, Fredericks.
burg; Despatch, Tnpp, Providoncc; Carol,ne, Pit
man, Bristol; Pomona, New Bed ord; Plato, Davis
Charleston; CSC Henry, Wales, HALIFAX.
CID Atra,c, Cr"wG!l, TrIes,e
Port Of .Nep York, FEB. "a.
Arr Cannda, Rogers, from Liverpool; Corinthi
an, Chadwick, London; Chancellor, Charleston
Fortuna, Penn, 81 Thomas; Heroine, Roe, Nor
folk.
Cid Romulus, Love't, Htvrc; Europa, Nichols
Hamburg; Untcd States, Winsor. New Orieans;--
Empress, Sinclair, Charleston; Peruvian, Churchill
New Orleans
10Th, arr Ursula, Dukelart, from Jeremic; Eclipse
Boston; Adno, Newport; Venus, Child, Providence
Providence, Brown, do.
CID Atlantic, Reeves, Liverpool, George, Pat
ten. Charleston; Only Son, Browning, n Orleans
Cssket, 1T Thomas; Iris, Leonard, Ncuy.tas.
10Th, cid Belle, MKpwn, New Orleans; New
Packet, st Domingo; Henry, Mobile.
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FOR SALE.

a FARM, containing no acres Of good land, all lying
"a together and an elegant dwelling house, aS pleas mt
~ situated rs any other in tie surrounding region; together
with Il large barn, and suadry out bu liings-ali of which
are IN good repair. sad Farm will afford from 30 t. ~ toms
ofexcelient hay, and is well proportionei for ~pl,ughing aud
p'sturing-has a good orchard on 1t, bearing the richest Of
fruit: aud is well wItcred. II is llsp a very eligible ST mi
in the plwe.
The premises are sitIlie1 in the town of Coventry, So
ciety Of Andovcr, county Of Tollind, aud Stale of Conuec-
ticut, on the Turnpike Road, leading from Hartford Ia Nor
wicI, within half a mile, or less, Oi the meeting house; ti,
same distance from n grst and saw mill. Terms OF pay.
men; accommodating 10 the purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire ut the premises, or OF the
subscriber, who my be found living IL the Tiri Society Of
Preston, Connecticut AUGUSTUS Il. COLLINS.
Preston (ConB0 February II. tfci. &C..
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE! FURNITURE,

Dopt For get the MANNERS.
On G. ALLEN has on hand, az his new Ware Rooms.
Gec Nos. los and I07, Westminster-strcet the largest
and best assortment of Furniture ever offered IN this town,
made by experienced workmen and seasoned m,terials, for
slle; consisting Of 100 Mihog my Secretaries and Iure aus,
some elegant 1872 ditto dining Greciln claw Tables, OF all
sizes cherry and birch duo: 200 Bersteads, consisting of
mahogany carved, high and French plnnelled cherry ditto;
birch, high aud French, canopy, turn up, cot, tmndlo ditto
cherry ditto Light Stands Wash hand stands M,hog my,
Cabinets; portable Desks counting house ditto; Cribs, with
SC. &c. &c.
OOK'N Gil ASSES.
10 elegant m1ntel, pier, gilt and mlhpglny framed Look
ing Glisses-a complete assortment, from tie best manulac
tories.
CHAIRS.
5000 stained rose and elegant gilt, Fancy Fret high back
Rocking ditto; double back ditto; cane, rush and wood
seats, made of seasoned stock, painted by experienced work
men, under my own inspection.
FEATHERS.
. tons fresh, Western live geese Feathers, in sacks--al
sizes, selected by perfect julgcs.-Beds filled to order aud
warranted.
LFerise on hand, far sa'e,
10000 feet cherry Boards, Plank and Ioist, well seasoned,
and housed 5000 ditto Dead River clear Boards ahd
Ptik 5000 dtto II. Domingo and Bay Mahogany, all
dimcnsions, some J - feet wi c birch ana myrtle Fenerc,
che p-i0,ll1 fee, first Qullity birch Jcbi, Plank and Boards,
part thoroughly seasoned.
900 gallons old Copal Vanish, A. Smiths make, and
pure.
The above will be sold on accommodating terms, and a,
fair prices. II. February 20.
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o.

" Reasons nhoie pieGsure-aH the joys Of sense, lie in
three 1ordS-heattd, peace, competence"
A We, Competence, " there's the rIb''-how Is that TO
IA. he acquired? Trade is dul-our money markets in
the dolorums, and our whole financial matters in a queer
way. These aflairs seem 10 have formed a kind of hollow
Squire around Us, and most Of us think like Stenlc's Startling,
81 can't get out" But be coEsolcj, we ar, not lleAtficably
wedged in--thcre is yet a loop hole by which we may es.
TINT loop hoie is the door Of Evans A. Co.'s Of1ce, through
which may lie obtained a remedy, speedy in it, opcration,
winch VIII put 10 flight al symptoms Of dInninc doubts, or
blue devils. Then come ye Ticket Buyers, speed We to
sEvans x Co.'S, and receive passports To those great beside
rata Of human life, aliluencc, e1sc and " competence" Re.
member that lots of cash rs Ia he distributed ia "A few days,
and who knows but what the Office No. 50, Market street,
Providence, Il. ]. may again touch some Of the capital prizes.
A fair opportunity now offers 'Ur the exercise Of their good
will in distributing the riches Of the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Glass ed, which will BE- drawn in this town on Friday
(nex, weekly and from which viii be dealt out the d~cleciabie
prizes contained in the following
.Scheme.-5 prizes Of 1913; ! Of 900; | Of GOO; | Of 500; |
Of 100; of&3!, ~ Of 100, 80 of25; 80 of l6i 80 of 10, iGS
ofi; AL Off.
The numbers drawn in the first class, for 1923, Union Ca.
30 20 "a % ~ %
Combination % 81 3d.. a handsome prize of one thousand
dollars, was sold at Evans & CO.. ofice,t as also one Of a
hundred dollars, and many others of SIN iller denomination,
all II which have been paid. Is not this another proof that
Dame Fortune ftvors those who p,irOnize the offices of
Evans * Co No. l3J, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and No.
81, Market street, Providence, Il. l..
Remember that only "A few days have elapsed since we
enjoyed the pleasure OF selling and plying combination
10 II 10, IA priie OF son IN the Grand state Lottery, u u
company OF gentlemen in this town.
Also bear IN mind that we VIII sell Tickets or shares rs
cheap rs cur %ncialhors. The Rlo!e-!sland State Lottery
will be drawn in this town next Friday. Ticket, 81, halves
30 centS-iO! sale at
EVANS & CO.'S,
No. %, Market stree,
a Quarter Ticket,
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To ne Honorable the Justices of the ST.

prene III AcdL Court, bcgHn a.d hoiden a. Pc tfand.
uthaa ana far tie county Of Cumberland, on the freS
Iaeodag 81 .N1rember, IA tie year If oar Lord Sns
tioEsq"4 eight haadied and teen g-sersa,
= z tMEhi s'icF, Whiin fhch, # Sebago, in said
GA- county, Equine, and sally Fitch, &C tie same : g agO,
widow, ~ hey are AdHiHsiI it0n f. and Interested in the
n tate f joseph :tc!l, late Of said seligo, whici, w s fof-
day Of ; pich,br r, i. ID. eighteen hundred a,id twelve, ono
Abel Jons~, Late u brGio', N tie Stale Of Rhode Island, d.
cot'cl, II! ms life ;!!ir, made, executed and delivered to tho
81 d Jos"pl ! .tcl, tich also IN iu!i life, n cert Yin bond, und:r
The Iihd and seal o. tis SAID Jones, wherein il was agIeel
that tn sud 10. Is sl!ulid convey to he sad J seph Fitch
N re, two ccrtIin lots Of Laid, situated ia said Sebl.o, which
WIS tDrn"ry n part Of Baldwin, being Lots hu nbtrcd six
ana seven, IN tie third range east in said town, col tainin.
tHJ hindicI aces, provided the said joseph should nav, or
cause Ia b. plil, to Tie said Jones, several SENS of mtney.
particularly specified in said bond, as will more folly appear
by the same bond herein Court TO le produced, and at tho
nne' therein sps,ited, and according To 'sundry notes Of
interest. Tie said William and sally Fitch further repre-
sent, Tint tie said sums have all been paid and received, In
itl satisfaction OF the conditions and siipulatiuns in sad
bond and notes contained. But the said Abel Jones. de-
&C sed, before making said conveyance OF said lots Of land,
and that Julia y. Jones, widow Of said Abel, and JOIN,
WarIwell, and John low, Esluires, are Admir- list a;ors u
his, said hhel JONES' Estate. And fndhcr, that said Josep,
Fitch has deceased, lc ewing slid William Fitch, Richard
Fitch, Luther Fitch, Ilcllrilh Fitch, John Fitch, Betcy
FiInswortii, SibyI Potter, Sally Farnswotth. and the chi-
dren Of Rcbecca Whitney, aud Abigail Fitch, lis legd heirs.
said Julia d. Jones, John Wariwell, and John Howe, may
be authorized u make b The said heirs Uf the said JCs;s,',
deceased, a good and valid conveyance of said lots of land.
asrcealdy 10 the tcaor OF sud bond, and n 10y law provided;
ana as IN duty bound, &c. WILLIAM FITCH,
SALLY F.TCI
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Deetmber Term.
e;rArS OF CoxxrcricUr,

UHttam Cohatg Court, 1927.
NATHE.EAS Joitr MiLLs, Of Tlio;upss. n, sni5
Nv county, Executor of the list WA and Tetamcnt
of N'ttii'nrd Mills, deceased, brought hrs certain petition,
bearing dtc, December IAN, A.. ~. 1874, ret,mslic before
sli Cnun, setting forth, that one Elcazer Bellows 'decs.,sed.
formerly Of t~inithfield, in the State Of Rhode ,slandD Exc.
cuied IA Mortg1gn Deed, on the 3Oth hy of November. 1912.
OF p1ft Of dwelling h,uSe, and The lands on which IL stands.
sihlltel ~ "a Z ~HUunson, 20 secure tie payment q. 4 crr
l'in n"to ui hihd OF Si5l ~ cents, and tile in,ert~, tlierctT
due 10 std Nathaniel. hnd thni said delft reHu,i,s u,,,id
anf Tar exceeds The ,a'nc ofs1il premises, AMI prayiIc sai
Cpirt 10 !nnd sa'inH time hoy"ri wliic,i tbs Heirs, Aln,inls-
if','fs ana as iens OF INC SAIL Eicazcr, Should 10 l,nror
have right 81 rclccn sail urcrglced premises. Which Pa
tti11, by lcg'i removes, h1th erue IT, tts crn.--Drdsysd
by siih Cont, ttit t"hce Of the tendency Of tn. ncinion Il,
nnbl'slis! IN TIE Madam CoRa,g .6ircrhssr, p,aiis.el AZ
G.fo'tlyn, and IN the literary CsSsi, Published ut rrnL
fcnce, tife weeks succcssve.y, n, le,t three vyerA hv-
Tore NC session o. tbs Co,id, IN March next. .9,ss'.
febrt'iy -. DAVID g.. ROLES. Tsvt.
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SAMUEL W. WHEELER,

III II, FYHIT9T'F'NFFFF,
NONTINrES tn keep on b,nd, n general and genuine
" assortment of G6pCERIES.
Grapes, Figs, q ii5rs, .rimgnss, S1iaA OF, oiirrs,
Capers, Casfapa .ihts, Shell Hari,, Pca-Nb's, superior
Cocoa, Chocoiqfe ord Shcis, nqE. Fst, cleaned Ftarseed,
EagIist nine apple Ctesss, s. s..
Those In wan, of grd Articles, Tor family u'c, may de
pend on receiving them ut fhr prices aui N mot ciscs,
they VIII be delivered NJ the residences 81 those WIN lHir
clFe, free of cxfspsr.
ThtSc indebted, Ut one ~ more year' standing, ARE in
formed, tlt although patience IS n virtue. there Is a pint
beyond which IL Is criminal ~ indulge u. This hint, u t.
presumed, Will he sufficient ~ caue immediate payment OF
Nil such demands.
n. y. The gehrni Books he has on hand, viii bs sld 1t
eest e., Ieh.f1y -.
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CLEARED,
Schr Eliza, Richmond, Noriolk-by w. Joslin
ME NJ A VIDA.

Sailed from Salem, Mermaid, Waters, Martin
ique; Rebecca, Gale, Trinidad.
Sailed from Belfast, Elizabeth and Ann, Savage,
Havana.
The report of the loss ofthe brig William Osborn,
at Abaco, Jan 2iih, is considered a mistake, as she
sailed from Charleston, Jan 4th, for Havre.
The brig Sarah Lee. MKrnGic, of thus port, fr"m
Wilmington, vi, New York, arr at Hull, l0;h Dec
Arr at Beverly, br G Texcl, Wells, 90 days fom
Hamburg.
The schr Polly, Hill, fr' m Richmond, for Boston
was driven ashore on tic =. side OF Long Island
about rs miles E. of SANDY Hook, on the IN INST
Some boxes. branded II Whl'tcmore. New Bed
ford, Soap, No. l." were. fallen IN with. Nov 9th
lat 4s, lon 40.
Brig William. Smith. hence, arr at Petersburg,
previous to the 18th.
Arr at Richmond. 18th, sckr Clarissa, Hill, oil
this port, from Char lcs'on.
Cid at Philadelphia. 18th, Fanny, Wing, Cube
Dragon, Brown, and Felici,na, Graves, New Or.
leans; Herald, Hall, Providence.
Cid at Baltimore. !i'h, Eastern Trader, Neuyi.
tas; Maria, SeaDury, Providence
The Corinthian, at New York, from London, has
10 casks hard ware to Olney Dyer q Co. Proyi'
dence.
The brig John Marshall, Drummond, Of New
York. from thus port, for New Orleans, was wrecked
on Elbow Key, on the 2ist ut. Vessel aud ca, 90
entirely lost, sails and rigging saved, and carried to
Nassau, and sold. Capt ID. aud tho crew arrived at
Charleston, 7h inst.
Sailed from Warren, Comet, Watson, for Matan-
xas.
cid at Charleston, 9Th, Plato, Davis, for Boston;
Cavalier, Ornc, Mobiles; Eric, Abbott, Bordeaux;
Con Bolivar. Cobb, Copenhagen; 9Th, CarolinIan,
Liverpool; Mary Love, do Stranger, Hull, Ma
tanzas.
Sailed from Savannah, Finchot, for Liverpool.
Arr at Wilmington 9th, Flainlngo, Harvard, I'm
Martiaique; Superior, Ellis, Aux Cages; Doridc,
Berry, Quad; William, Berry, do; Pioneer, Ste
phen, St Crox. Cid Gen Maconb. st Barts; Olive
Branch, Hathaway, do; Dorcas. Savage. Liverpool;
Zephyr, Barton. and Mary, Nor,ham, Havana: Fox,
Given, Martinique; James, CoSing, Quad.
Sailed from Bristol, Essex, Gladding, Tor st Barth-
clomews. .
Arr at Charleston, 9Th, schr Mary Ann, Burr, Of
Warren, from New Orleans. .
Al Ma,anzas, Sd inst ship William, Allen, Of
Warren, waiting cargo; briggs Globe, Macy, for this
Bort, unc; James, Colo, for Warren, 10Th; Busy,
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Drowned, in Cumberland, on Monday evening,
Mr.. Samuel Walcott. in the 23d year of his age
Funcrnl this day, at IL o'clock, IRON Col. Palemon
Walcott's housc-Glends aud relations arc invited to
attend.
ESTUARY. 1t becomes our melancholy duty to
record the sudden death of Mns. ANNA SPRAGuE,
wife of William Sprague, Esq. of Cranstun, in the
Goth year Of her age. Her death occurred on
Tuesday, 18th inst. with sc freely any previous warn.
ing. She had been a little indisposed Tor a short
time. but no symp, !ms appeared to excite any serious
alarm, until a icS hours Uaiore her deatl, when she
was visited By that almost certain precursor OF dls-
solution, a~poplcxv. by the ihird attack Of this
alarming illness, her earthly existence was ternin-
ated. and her spirit remanded to HIM who gave I -
The deceased was u faithful aud aifec,ionate vile; a
tender and indulge mother 4 worthy and much
respected friend, and an exemplary member of soci-
city. She lived respected bv all who knew her. Tor
her moral, 81 cial and duneS tic virtues and has leit
an example worthy Of imitation. Sic had for a long
time eLioyed clear views OF The gospel of the Re-
dcemer's grace, and appeared unalarmed, when she
beheld the sudden approach finer dissolution. BY
this painful visitation, an aIec,ionate family, con-
sistinp Of a husband, three SONS aud a daughter, be-
sides numerous relatives and acquaintance, are call
cd to taste the bitter cup Of affection and sorrow:-
but their SORROWS are ciastened, and their prospects
are ci,eered by the consoiing hope that they shat!
meet her in a happier and better vorld.---CoM.
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FANCY

Au Rs. WAYMOtTii respectfully informs the ladies' Of
1NE- Providence, that she has lately removed from New
York, and iHteads To cary on the Mllenry Business in lis
most extensive branches and intends also TO keep on hand
an elegant assortment Of ladies' Hats, Gaps, Head Dresst ;
and Ribbons, Of III" newest fashions; Artificial i'owe-e :
al h.nts-iosetler WITH III elegant assortment Of French
Curls.
She also hs a new improved method of bleaching Loglorn
and straw Hats, that makes them whittier than they were
when new.
Please 10 call ri the Store three doors East Of the Univer-
salisi Chapel, Westminster street.
H.ANIED-Five or six Apprentices.
February 20. ]. Il
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a CERTAIN CURE FOR TIE TTCT.

TsJiI.S fithy and infections dsltic,, bc il ever 50 invetc-
Y. rate, may be cured in one hJaT'S application, by the
Use Of
DUMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
II is urrvniled for the picpsdniarss, ease, expedition,
safety and certainty, with which II prudnccS u perfect cure
of this disease. The ointment Is known IL b. so certain and
expeditions in lis operation, rs ~ effect n cure IN one hour's
application OaIp! without any hazard of taking cold, ms the
composition Il ini not contain the least plniclu OF mercury, or
any other dangerous Ingredient. II may le applied with
perfect sattty IN tie state of pregnancy, and even to clildton
at the hicist.
Price 81 ~ cents a baX-uith 1npe directions.
Prepared from the Original Recipe in MSS. Of the late DR..
w. 4. CnNwAy, by hs immediate successor, and the sole
Proprietor, 4. KIDDER. Boston, Of whom II may be- had
wlo'c"l' fFiI Hi t.. uiri Medicines prepared tI ttr laIc
Dr. tUnN ~ At ms Counting Room, over so. 20, cprner of
Count and Hanover street and AT rci1h, by his special mp.
poiniment Of the following Druggists ~. BALcH, Jf. aud
j II. Nasos X Co. Providence.
..tObiecyc That none are genuine without the written sig.
mature of r.. KtnpER, on ilo outside PIRATE wrapper.
~ \ large dgscUndt made TO tlIuso WIN bvy 10 sell again.
February %.
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COMMISSIONERS, NnrIcr

- tohhiiS-iONERS NOTICE..
e +, TIE subscribers, having been appointed by tic
w Honorable Colr; vi Probate II the town uf Foster,
toninis ioncrs, 10 receive, examine Md allow The cL,ims 4
the ClodiJrS against the Estate of lusEPu MAScur.rrn
lac O ,Ili Foster decnascd, represented ms lycilt-and ss
months from the IN day nj January, 1899, are allowed Nv
sad Court, fr That purpose.
Notice IL therefore Hereby given - ~, crcd,1 of s4'i
E>t1'e, IN hong IN and prove their .e.qectiye claims 10 eiihsr
OF ~, within said time, agreeable l., hy--and iitt we will
attend at the inn of Col. Reuben Howard. in sqij Foster On
thc IN day o. July nest, u examine AMI decide on said
clmJ. DhN!EI. HDWhR
JOHN AUSTIN, Com,,is,ra
BEEfthiN HOPKINS,
Az nersons indebted - aid Estate, are hereby roucssed
10 make immediate p1ynca. to
EPilatlM PHILLIPS, administrator.
Foster, January :, 1928. fJan. 3O.j
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NM no NIJTVT TV'JN.
HUST received, gHl tpr sat BY Elf,iIENS s. CORY.
eD 40. /. Market ,trct-tEr !IAtJry OF the Anc,c IN
Revolution, intended ~ a itetdiHr ioh fr sclaus-by
Samuel Williams, l.. l.. ID. Irye 30 cents bound, 81 - cts.
in boards.
The usefulness of this work il highly recommended by
Henry Davis, President Of ilaHiilDI CuHeg Joshr, Ba;cS,
President Of Midilahiry College =. iitl, Professor IN
Washington College William Eug.lls aud \. Cas
well, Professors in Columbia c;!rsr, al Washington
City; DE WA Clinton, Governor nt tbs state O! Newly uTk ;
A. Partridge, Superintendent Of t.c American Literary, sci
cntfic rad Military AcIdc,iv.--Wili1in ingc'es, Principal
of the New Township Academy, in Ncw-liI'ea, and by
Professors anl Teachers, in Oth,f SCminares IN TIE United
~ Its. Frhmrry y.
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REMOVAL.

& BtTTEV, has removed to Uaristipn-unl, No. li?,
EJs High street; and i this day opening a number of eases
u new tal!s, anGun. wich are
DroaiclJtis,C asSiiucrc, flames, Duaiis, Bookings SIX,
Valencia, lrlunaik, silk velvet aud ilirsajlci Nestings (;
British and Domestic Slcetin.S ard SlirilCgS; Calc.es
English nni Domestic ~GilgiIiilS, stripes, Cheeks, Cambria,
SWISS and Book Nusiius ltall n Grapes; Fig aud Bun
DANA ilinIkeclnc''; coat, slrt and vest Buttons; sewing
sllk and Tvs; Pas aud Needles; cotton aud linen Thread;
silk and tlbiy Ntlvrts; bmg up Cords, Su>pcndcr.
New York IN dc Hats, c.Icnp.
Oh ~hand-toi>, Pittoous, Vests, Top Coats, Frocks,
short J1chct', canIii"t aud plnii Cloaks, and BoX Coats.
y. u. Garments cut and made to order, and warranted To
fl, ,r 10 sale. February Ii.
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nWIN tothe general scarcity OF Catholic works through
out the state, and consequently Of correct sources of
information rs 10 tie real principles of Catholics, the Rev.
X. ID. NooDLEY, Cltbcte Clergyman IF FrOriisncc, has
made arrangements for n regular supply of the most useful
and approved Cath lie Books, published in the CnIed STATES.
lie his wv for slc-
WARp's ERpArA ofthe Protestant Elblr.
FigIY tEAs rs why the Rnnln CiihuliC Apostolic Re
Lyon ought u he preferred 10 I'll the sects nj Ills day in
CiristcndJm-to winch are added, Three Vain bic Prp'rs.
-.'sl, itonnn Catholic Principles, IN reference To God and
tie King.
The CArHoLtc QUESTION ~ AMERtch-wletlcr q
Roman CatUulc Cl"rgym ~ he in any case cnmpcnIhlc to
discl sc the secrets uf huricIllr Observation-Disclosures nj the
Court If Geucrtl sessions m the City of New fuTk, with the
arguments OF C0uusel, and the unanimous opinion of the
Court delivered by the Mayor (Ie Nnt Clinnn) and his
reasons in suppnrt Of III i opinon-I.cportcd by William
sampson, Esq. one Of the Cnnisc, in the cpsc.
CATuoLiC PRAYER Books.
CArHOLic CATEcrIsMs, &c. &c.
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-20

STATE OF CoSNFcrtcur, Superior Cont Jan. Term,
H'Hf72n taaa't, So. l52S.
4 : y the p titiun If JoHy NANDr, Of Thompson, in said
~ county,, before sail COnr, setting forth TINT PAMELA,
TIE wife % t'e sod Joan Handy, did, more than three Yeas
before tie date otsasl petition, "ilfuly desert the said le-
tl'ier, ana hath ever siact refused u live and cohaht with
him aud praying sail Cont tn grant lin a Bill of Divorce
from the said Pamela. OrasrcA, that the ~pcnl.ncy of aid
io;i'on he notified, hy Publication in two different news
p:fs, six weeks successfully, Immediately utter the rising If
sad C"a. .iuest, DAVID G. BOi.LES, GerS.
February >. Gp