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DR.. HUNTER.
n$TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

(D-TO WHOM 1T NJ LAY 90
Y the use III DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBRATED
the rery raiudbie, PLAN, aud eopious directions accompany.
ing them, are enabled cteciaaHy to eradicate
A CERTAiN DISEASE,
and 10 restore Lsi Health with Ease, safety and Certainty,
in n fec days.
~ The extensive sale, and uuex,npied success ~ TIL,
Medicine, in this ana othcf cite, aud PRINCIPAL towns
Throughout the Union, ff the last hiiren years, during
which II was sitslartsTil, prepared 10y Dr.. t'fiwgy, incUIl
tc~tibiy prove, that when usca with IN" M 'TlON TON
DEitS, " effects u thwouy, and speedy cue ii that dread.
FIJI disorder, dcnom'ua,ed .he SscArgs " the humaa race.
CASES.
Ertreet, Jroa some Of ths rarions iettevs rsssirsd BY th'
Propristvr
"Sr-Dy the zee " yoar HUsrERis Puts .nd injs ton
Powder, have the pleasure to ois. vc that tho rhois " TIE
symphonic hdcs ceased, although have been afflicted nssr
two ,eai,, Jnin, whien timr | bccsms much deh,li,sied; hat
your medicine hs, neuy rr,tU ed inc TO heahh, although u Is
OIL, a few LAY. SINCE I b.ssn to take them"
"Sr-Beiny am,ltrd with a vener-al complain, ft yssr,,
which had ,c'i"ei er.ry assistanee, ! Was adsi,sd To 1ske
trial Of HUKIERs PITTS, which have done. and an n"s 10
all appeafsn", we'll Ny pains ceased ATE, ths srsond 6ef."
- The Puts are accompanied, When The Gaze 'tq'irr, v
with the iNJEU rlON OWDER aud CERArE i-ihr'e
r.ars NJ hi, Pro;rsn di.o'der. fvLL and rats p'rrc.
rIoss, with = popular TpEArsr, sIpia,n,ng tho rarions
symptoms a I'D ihs mode IF treatmtst, seeornPsny each bon,
90 lhs, person, VI ehbtr sen rray eure thensri,e..
Prics IL lie Fills doiat a bot tho injrctmp Powders
aud tefae so ccnts eaeh.
Prepared from the Original Recipe in bsS. cf tie late Ir
W. I~.toswAr, by hs immediate succcs~d, and Tive soic
r. ,prtcisa. Y. kiDbER, Boston; of whran u nisy No had
wlrsc-,s with all tho ol,er Medicines prepared by the lsis
Dr. Cu,wayD nj hs Counting Room, nvhf No ". (orniery
eri,ei No. 10 ~ansr Of C.nr and Hanvvtr street. aud =
sss.-J. MAJ CIV. j.. and j. u M.,or 4 Co. Providence,
nr A. y. MOORE, Nswpost, sud DE-. >. WILLIAMS,
Warren.
=. oh-crve dat ncoo are ssnuins wnbcui the written Gig
nature Of r.. Ktppts, IN the outside printed ~,srpr.
= A tars dlsocun, wade 70 ls~s who buy 10 al aVAa.
Occvbcs Is
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ADMINISTRATION CAucue.

A very full and respectable meeting OF the
friends ofJoHN QuINcy ADAMS, was held At
the Town House in this town, last evening"
WILLIAM +: RicHMoEp. Esq. presided a.
Chairman, and William II. Sn.ifi, Esq. act
I'd as Secretary The meeting MAS addressed
by the Hon. TRTsrAM BUR0Es, in an able
srgumeutstive and feeling Speech. which was
listened TO with the greatest attention by ths
freomsn present. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Al meetisg of ffe-m-n, friendly TO The Administration of
John Quincy Adams, holden ut the Town House Ia Pfov-
thsnce, Tuesday, November u, 1922,
Rssotsed, Thai, In making selections of poper perS"ns, 10
Ai she vsrinus deIH,rt,nens ofthe public service, regard should
sAwsys 10 had To TIN deslgnatkNl, for each office, VI ue pr
sna who y beva qualified 10 dischafge the appropriate GudF 8
a ua. Once; and, that the selection, thrugh undue fs,of
q pauiwIky, Of any pexsn who ~ not qualified for The ri re
q which h b reelected, mud be subvoSssve u ts pubic in
teseA.
That John Quincy Adams, now President Of the United
6sates, b, IN our orinAon, enlinently quahfi d 10 perform,
with patnUsn, hos,e~ty and ability, The high aud important
duties Of the station which he Inlds; And, that hts services,
sendeEed 70 the nation during the fast thirty years, enlitie
him To the gmtiude aud respect at his Con- try.
That Nc hohod- with deep regret, the disposition, mani
Gssd In mRny paTts OF ,ur country, IT, disp ace this fathfil
serans Al the people, In iavor Ola gentleman who. thoupl,
eminent Es The military services which he has rendered, 10
mt recommended for lie office Of PHsiden, by his knowi-
edge RI OF r~spod or those apil institutions which are the
buiwark ofoiI Ibeuics. And tnu. n u token of our respect
and gratitude Tor the public services, rendered by Mr.. Adams
IN tic Nation, In the varhais Offices to which he has been
osisd, We viii, ore and all, attend the polls, tom urow, and
. give cur voass for the Administration Electoral Ticket.
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DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS!S

have, III a multitude Of cases, cured these inveirrats aud d~,J
rooted complain, in their worst aud most hopeless ssrel. fne
Drop, are also given with success for violrni erupioas sfss ,hh
measles; red Lietchts,J STEERING captions, and Yinpfes o. ne
face; aud in connection with Ir.J ebb, Linsment, the. remsvs
,chde srsHings Of the joints. The 8. rop,ul Ia, To- he suiis
shape, Of mere fnnours L.hind the cars aud Under the ehGd
aud ,weIiing Of he upper lip and nose, will TO, only quietly
spread 10 such an extent and depth, a, To covrode "a. ewtfsr1
and agtet TIE bones cah carrier, have been grsioail, and pst-
immunity healed, by The per'.'srins ndminha; a'ioh u ii. pew:
eiful nedcinr-the slfhkri' squslid cotutenance rcstrr,d 1. III
forid hue, the vital energy re '.stsblsh'd and The whole ~ Nest
purified and invisoated. They are uso the hest SpriaG and
From many c,her proof, Of the ,up.,ic d virtues VI Dv
Rsyt's Drops, the proprietor 'el.et' the following
INTERESTING cSsEs.
1JA Lady, to whom I-iercncr en he made, was Ter ycseS
afflicted with bumoup on her neek, &C, .uip.nisa with hsss.si
itching eruptou., AZ! running sor-..-She bad tried ssrtsai
remedies aud had taken the Lest medical advic,, lot could ed
no permanent relief, and her case daily becoming worse, fssn
were .nieitsin,d oi a iatil termination ~ her complaint, wtsh
4 friend p oyiicnialy recommended The Dot m. nj Drops i.u,
bottle, Of which 'hrrt'da complete cure, TO The sitprss aa4
jOy Of i,isclf and hi, nds.
l1A chrld Of years, had loI The Use If hi, arinA, one IL
wa, aimo,, crippled, hr dropped out Of place, thigh md sl.l
swollen and .rnke open ~ several place, sri many col the s..s ~
bd pc, en- dttd dnrr 70 the bont. TN taling thsse Drops hs
recovered the use OF his linfs, the sores hr,Isd uy, add ~ ~s
re.,o' ed to he,hl, although thought in able.
ly'A young Man nea. ID ,tu, Wa iilueeL SO T3w Nv tfvb:
ton, and .or,' in vaiou, parts ol hs boI,, t,pccisIl, ha a~sk
aud hands weakness Al The stomach, los, Of s;p-tht, sssil
debility, and gradual 'ecline Of the whole ,sa-ih, NJ = q
thrr,ttD an approaching Consumption. tie Wa eMi Nv e.r.J,
aud restored 10 a fine state Of health, by I'VE or sx btule. Of
.hr,e Dtop.
IRA Married Lad, was for year, aGiet.a with e,u,,ioAs
on the lace, h. al, ea's and various part u the bod,, sn. sa.d
win ',ol-ua nrhinS, bu. Mtg, &e.-b.i tried many ,is.oi,p i.sj
without ,h.et-wS coGin u u her rocu, aud seii,sd eli
eompsny. She was cured by ,sking four bhalss d fL,ss
Drops.
1TA Lad beIoasin to sa"sis whose had We es,.rss n
over val, ,rr, and Loehe,, was wholIy cured b, Z few bssrts,
after every olh'r rem,i. had failed
L-A Child ) ,.sr OH, had he, face covered ~ah ssssb
variou, c'vpsion, about ti. bod, aid ". bhsd u Lbtk syx
She was cured by taking I've l"ttisS
ACore.Pondeni "ri's thu :-"I have had Ulcsh q ~
leg' o bad Iha, ! expected to lose the use ~ofthea, and sysa
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CHiERLAlNS.

A LDtR1s' SPECIFIC FOR CiliLBLAiNS, having
N stood the ied Of many year, eSPefi-'rs, a''d received
The commeuIslion of immune able suite en-, ~ 10 is almost i'm
mediate and nerer ta,iing cures, Is, on the approach 81 win
ter. sgain prolostd 10 The public.
IL thu, sdS,I,iuns thu. aiticle, il u with a eoafd nee ~ 10
u. excellence aud certain healing p operiirs. u may he u'ed
by adults and by children, without the feast trouble :, incon'
VEN, nee. u operate. ~ a prrvrn,i'e; aud D" slight eases
care, are often effected 10 tmtriy four hours, aid severe
case, in two to four day.. The lnosi ro'pseiable references
eau he pfc'rnird.
One Phi,l will onen he found sufficient Tor The cure Of sew
.ral persons, ~hen the ,s,- ate siisht and the w,'h used With
care.
This remedy h I'd, up in rhisl', each wrapped 10 printed
dp eeiion, for b.e, With the rrlg % .isns,u e " Usnry fibttf,
aud Ia prsseni imposition. on the outside IL each, ny Chtriss
Barrsh, who i, the prupr,elor. only 4ssat for the U"d'd
States.
whoIesIs prize, - per DOZENS rei.ii, rs eea, each phi.
A. An ord~, vnl receive immsJisi. snentios.
CHARLES pAARELL,
~. i&, Wishing on sssst Bostes-
Nova Wfch
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MARRIED,

In this town, on the 10th inst by the Rev DR.
Edes. Mr.. Peies Johnson. to Miss Hannah Potter,
all Of this town.
In Pawiuckc,, last evening. by Rev. Mr.. Tan, Mr.. Rob
~n .. Macon, TO Miss Mel'itaiie T. Merry, daughter Of Bar
ney Merry, Esq. all OF pawticket.
In Newport, on Tuesday evening last. Lieut. Har-
wood, CT the U s Navy, to Miss Sarah A. Wood,
daughter Of the late Capt Peleg Wood.
In Warren, Mr. William Bowen, to Miss Abby
Simmons.
In Bristol, Mr. Joseph Sparks, to Mrs Hannah
Lindsey.
In Portsmouth, Mr. Nathan Dennis, to Miss Pa
thence 8 Cooke.
In Warwick, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Tatem. Mr. Samuel Low, Jr 10 Miss Maria A.
Hines,
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led

DIED.
In this town, on Monday last, Capt Isaac Bowen,
aged 81 years. Funeral this afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
The attendance Of the Marine Society is particular.
y requested.
On Thursday last, Phebe Arnold. daughter Of Mr.
Adrian Webb.
On Saturday last. Sarah Sheldon, infant daugh-
Ger ofMr Edward Thurber.
On tho 7th INST after a long and painful illness.
Mr. Sarah TeAt, wife of Hczekiah Tefft, Esq. for.
msriy Of West Greenwich, aged II years. 1t may
we'll be said of her. that she was truly amiable in all
the relations of life.
In Pawtucket, on the 18th inst Mrs Freelove G
wife Of Me- Stukeley 8. Waterman, in her 18th year
In Cranston, on Sunday morning lat, Mr. Asahel
Williams, aged about "a years.
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BOOKS.
GoopRIcH,s MURRAY,s ENGLIsH READER

UOODWTCH . MUNNNTb UbNOEN
URRAy'S Reader, or pieces in prose and poetfy;
lVu selected nom the best writers. Designed TO assist
young persons to read with propriety and effect; to improve
their language and sentiments; aud to inculcaie some Of The
most important principles of pieiy and virtue; with a few
preliminary observations on the principles OF gud reading.
Improved by the addtipu OF concordant and ~ nonymising
vocabulary, consisting of alsut hftreD hundred az the most
imTpftant words eontained IN this work. The words are
~, from witch they are selected, and are divided, defined,
and pronounced according IN The principles IL John Walker.
The words IN the vocabulary aud their correspondent words
In the sections, are numbered with figures of reference
Walkers pronouneing key, which governs the vocabulary.
is pref1ed "a this work.
I" Words can have no defnitive idea attached 10 them
when by themselves: Il 10 their situstion and tract 10 a sen.
fcnce which determines their precise meaning. "-Dr. JOHN
SON BY jeremiah Goodrich. Published and fer sale In
any quantity, bv h CORY,
Nov 10 No Q, Market sca..
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WRITING

WV r. MOVES will commence a second course Of
w Q lessons on Monday next, ihs l1th inst. Ia The
room over Mr.. T.. Steere's store, and respectfully invites a
elise examination Of his method Of teaching, and tbs int
provement OF the present class. Mr.. N. has tukc, great care
To conibiRe rs much as pIssibie, case, elegance, and cxpr-
dition in his method, aud believe Si,is success win " pithoaf
p~resumption," warrant him in soliciting tse patronage ofan
enlightened public
Hours of tuition from 10 ID y, A. M. from 2 II 4, md
from q t. 3, Z. VI. Nov IS
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PORT OF

PORT OF PRoVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
SATURDAY November Is.
eioo2 Adeiine, Snow, from Hartford.
6loep Lucy Emeline, Sphinx fm Wexford.
SUNDAY, November Is.
6chr Joseph, Bassett, from Wilmington, Dol.
echr Ahira, Hall, from Philadelphia, with mer-
,ehsndiss.
Schr Columbia, from Saco.
Schr May Ann, Delano, from Newbsrn.
Sloop Far Haven, Smith, from Hartford.
Sioop Avon, Gibbs, from Albany.
Sioop John, Gould, from Fairfield, with grain to
che master.
Slsop Fame, Walden, Newport.
6loop Mornng Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
6loop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
Sloop WIN H Allen, Pearce I'm Bristol.
Sioop Rising Sun, Presbrcy I'm Taunton.
Sioop Commerce, Whaley If South Kingstown.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
MONDAY, November IL.
Schr Constitution. Smith, from Baltimore, with
6our, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Express, Gardner, from New York, with
merchandise.
Sloop Mary, Westcott I'm WEXFORD.
SIooP voIant. Cook, from Albany, will, grain, to
z 8 Day & Son.
sl0op Lucy Emel'ns, Sunk, Wexford.
Schr Betsey nd Polly, Baker, from New Lon
don, with wood.
Sioop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
Sloop Ranger, Corey i'm Tiverton.
BELOW-A schooner.
CLEARED.
Brig Horizon, Carey, New Orleans.
Brig Eagle, Mausan, Savannah.
Brig Enterprize, Brown, Mobile.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Potter, New York.
y L sloop Venus, Child. New York
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NEW BOOKS.

THE Young Cadet, or Travels In Hindostan-by Ms.
- HofHaOd. Present state ~ Christianity md of the Mis-
sionary Establishments ir It's propagation In all parts Of the
wOrid-edied by Frederic Slobel. SemJns-by The late
Rev. Edward Pason, rnstor of the Second Church la Port
land. Just received and for snIe by
A. s. BECKWITH,
Nov IS No. 10, Market ct.
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THOMAS NJ. Parker,

ENANCY aud Windsor Chair Painter, respectfully inform.
uN the public that he Ia. tiken The shop formerly occupied
nv Rhode. q. Allen, IN Msihewson-srett, the thrd dor tom
Wc,imin.ter.ireef, where he will be Llppy l., rsc,iv, sn, OF
der in hi, line VI business. iia,in, procured the lei "f stock,
be- hope, b, puuciualty sDd dons his work in a wOr>dianliks
manner, to meii il hi. shat Of the public pat ouass.
ON HAND,
Large Ugh hack Roctias Chairs, well finished; Children.
Dining ani sun III Rocking Chan ;, cheap for Cash.
Nuyember 10. j. om.
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Al n Count Of Probate hidden within and iUr the Town Of
Providence, TN Monday, the 10Th day Ut November, A. ID.
leao.
an ArILDA BR ANCH, presents her account, Ms Execu-
lvx tix VI the lRt WIN aud testament of sASroRo
ia,scH, decreased, tor settlement; ordered that the cunis,i-
etaloa thereof be referred Ia " aday, the 2iti' day OF No
vemler Instant, at 5 O'Clock, y. VI. and that no;irc 'r given
(by publishing this order three several tunes ~ tue Lite afy
CaieD to al prisons interested tn appear at that time aud le
heard. A true copy WnaessL
Nov Is NATHAN w. JACKSON, CLERK.
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Al a Court of Probate, holden within and for The town Of
Providence; on the Sd day of November, \. ID. 1879.
FDNllE Commissioners heretofore appointed tn receive nDd
examine the Gains against tie estate Ut Cyrus Ellis,
Deceased, having made report, Il Il ordered thereon that the
consideration thereof be referred 10 Monday the i7tb day Vi
November instant, at 3 ocLck, =. NJ. aud that previous no
tice In, gwen lby publishing this order iircr several times IN
the Literary Uadci) 10 all pei SONS Interested ~ appear al
that liuie and lie heard.
A True Copy Hitness:
Nuv6 NATHAN W. JACKSON, Cierk.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov Is. Arr brig Lshieh.
Wiliis, from Bordeaux; Texsl, Lefavour, Lisbon;-
schr Resolution, Downs. Edentob, N e..
Cid brgs Apollo. Simmons, Port an Prince: Fides
Salem; Mary, Jorden. Wilmington.
BALTIMORE. Nov ". Cd schr Henrietta,
Johnson. Brazil, and a market.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov II. Arr schr Increase,
Shinn, from New York.
RICHMOND, Nov 10. Sailed schr Rachel and
LYDIA, Drummer, Boston.
CHARLESTON, Nov 8. Arr brig Mary, Mar
we'll, from Havana.
9Th cid Olive and Eliza, Moody, Liverpool; schr
Agnes, Swazey, 81 Augustine.
7th arr ship President, Halsey, from New York;
schr Cleaner Packet, Chever, Martha's Vineyard.
Cid barque Herald, Goldie, Savannah; schr So
phronia, t'ur,evant, Darlon; sloop William, Taylor,
st Augustine.
SAVANNAH, Nov 4. Arr ship William Penn,
Catalogues, from Philadelphia; brig Francis, Croft,
do; schr AsPas'a. Pease, Hartford.
Below, ship Gratitude, Child. from Warren.
Cid ship Georgia. varnum. Liverpool.
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LONboN dfTER A p

gusr re,s'v.d u lew svzra io,a,a ,s,sr 49,, ~
- tessut ABSO ~
A very lrits a~ainsff "a An.srhsa - UsssI 80 ~
ess, black heoWn, and trv C~ps u every Ss-ruv<p,.
Fw sale ny Nm. L. AmnDk
- Ors isva,s.s,. pee .r,e,s sdA-rvs n.
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NEW GOODS.

ARCHER 4 HATCH viii open this morning, a flesh
supply If CLOTHS and CAsSlMERES, toy, ther
n general assortment Of Goods in their Ina, which were
bought at auction in New. York at very reduced prices, aud
be sold al a small advance. Nov 10
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W. A VALUABLE MEDICINE -

fSsftn0niuLs.
VuNHE Proprietor confidently ol-., to the puhhe wLa ~
pericuee has proved to he Que of the u1a shhcssious
compounds in The Materia Medica. for tie su,e 81 thai clad
Of dnir, s.ng, dangerous and 'nvetsis,, Diseases produced hY
an impure state ~ The bl"od, aerhm"n, Of the hhrssuf, sd
viiisied habit Of body, and u,nsil, exhibiting tbxsassiso ss de
variou, form, Of SeraEuin, Sail Rheun, Lepro.y, ST. Snslt~yf
FIRE, Fever Sores, Whts SrsHings, Fola and obstinate 1l=
ee,., Sore Leg, and Eyes, Seaid Head, Sr~Sy and Fs~svA
Ta.nf, where Mercury has failed:
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SAMUEL w. WHEELER.
No. Ito LIZ Weskminsfer.afrexf.

AS received AMI r. sale a supply &c the third edifoa
Hu Of BalNu's " Treatise ON AtUuement.o Price IS cts.
Also, "a Dissertation upon trtrau dinary opaksnin.s
or Religious Stirs," by Rev. MkNzIrs RAvrEu, while
Rector 81 st. PauI's and st. Peters Churches, In Huntington,
Con Price 30 cts.
Likewise, Rev. MI. RArNERs farewell sennon, on taking
leave OF the Episcopal Clmrcl, III Monroe, Con. and = dis
cou's,, vmiucu "Dtcinh La-- 90 snnrrsy~s< o-%~--~
Yutsc." Price ~ Ia cents each.
AZ the sanc place may aiso be lad q vsriey u w~dks d.
signed to support The Gospel Of Universal Grace.
Oct 2S GM
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" nSaEI.s apnK 4 n

VESSELS sPoKEN.
~ inst off Cape Hatieras, ship Rising States, Car
pointer, hence, for Savannah.
Nov 9Th, lat 80 I-2, long ~ IL, brig Gold Hun
ter, from New Haven, for ST Barts.
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Ship Roger Williams, Mosher, Of Bristol, sailed
from Havana, I'd inst for Hamburg.
Ship Hazard, Chace, hence. for Savannah, took a
pilot off Tybee 4th inst.
Arr at Havana, 27!h ult brig Zephyr, Barton, I'm
Warren.
Arr at New London, brig Msrcela, Swift, from
81 Ubes.
Sailed from Bristol, Merca,or, Rawson, Plymouth
NC.
Sa lied from Hampton Roads, 10Th, sloop Lady
Washington, Farnum, Gar this por'.
Up at Baltimore, llth, schr Spartan, Mason, for
this port.
Arr at Savannah, Sd, sloop Three Brothers, Dean
from Dar,en.
Cid at Havana. 18th ult brig Ann, Cady, for this
port.
Sailed from Eden, Me. list, schr Mary Jane,
Thomas, (from this port) for 81 Andrews.
Sailed from Boston, 10Th, schr Crown, Baker, for
this port; l7ih, scirr Mary " Be,sey, Baker, do.
The Br. brig Aryle, ANDERSON, 81 days from Wa
terford, Ireland. anchored among the breakers, IN u
fog. on The 9th inst near Mschias, where the crew
deserted her. On the TN she parted from both an
chors and drifted to sea. She was picked up by a
fishing boat about four leagues from land, and taken
into Machias.
Al ST Ubes l4th ut Emma, Lemont, for Bath,
just CON. To load; Robin Hood, Woodbury., Boston,
not com. loading.
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RI OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
NEWPORT, Nov 18th.
The sloops Eliza Ann, Potter, aud Ann, Manches.
Ter, are in port, for New York, wind bound.
Tho sloops Splendid, Read, and New York, VIII
lard, AR yesterday morning, IN 70 hours from New
York; the latter sailed for Bristol.
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Eleetisr Rstarns.-We learn from the Albany Argus
shst the Nosthern Double District has returned two Admin
tantiou Electors. The Electoral vote Of That State will
therefore be I6 for the Administration and 70 for General
Jscksou,
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BY MARTIN sroDDARD.

CHAIRS AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY NEXT. Nov. 2Is. vi 10 ociosk, IN hoWa4
Once, IN ci,Sc m acr6sRt.
NGkn NEW YORK manufactured CiaIu, In Gss ~
w der. CONDITIONS u saic.
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THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH
LAST NIGHT BUT THaEn

OF MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION
OF AUTOMATIC, mi THE CAPITALIZATION OF
MOSCOW,
Which will positively ciose on Saturday Evening.
Exhibition commences precisely at half past 2 O'Clock
Doors open half an hour previous.
Ambulance so oenis-ChiIdren half price.
TIE tpo front benches are eIeins,ceiy appropriated TO
Chiidren. Nov. ~
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water, this day, 6h. Som. Thursday, 7h. 42m. Friday,
Oh 54s.
q, II ssbissenss 30 minute, gives the time oi high water At Newport
stlias . hesrs sad ; minutes. gives the time OF high water At so'tos
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ASstGNEE'S NOTICE.

TUNHE creditors u JOSHUA y. Woop, are hereby notified
a Ia exliihit their claims u the subscriber, on or befnro
the frat day Of March next, that they may he entitled Ia the
dement, of tie provisions Vi his deed ct Trust, dated the 6hh
bay II May last. GEORGE CURTIS.
Noy. 4 III
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WANTED,

a SITUATION ~ IItnisekcrper or Nurse fn children
"A IN a respectable family. For particulars enluirc a
the hou.e Of Mn. Truman, Unioi-stset ~ Nov
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1Asy do say Jsekson's President,
IT'S mst tho bad hut wio cen help h /! not I I'm sure !;
hut all that has na much 10 do with Tie neat, handsome
scheme Of the Vermont LCttety, which drew yesterday.
HIGHEST PRIZE S3,OOO.
Only n very few tickets Ia the LOiery, and NJ the Inv
price Of %, shares In psopoItion, 70 ~ had la every varsity
u numbep at
CLARK'S
X. I. State Lolcy and Exchange Utice, Nos. ", IA and
10, MarKet7Stresi, so5ner Of Union Building.
Nov 10
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MKT FRIDAY.
a. RAM TAI Lottery, class 9th, to be drawn In
IL this town, next Friday.
FIVE PRIZES OF $1,000.
Tickets %, and parts In proportion, for sale ut
PAYNE'S
Nov 10 Lucky Office, No 10, Weybossetst st.