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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

LAws TO MARRIAGK.-I In
Scotland a blacksmith may marry a couple Of
aay re ig Gus creed, or no cfe, d 1t all. In
England and Ireland a Protestant Clergymsn
may marry Proiesian's. Catholics, Turks. Jew.
or Atheists. without; fear OF consequences; bui
if a Roman C,ti.olic Clergyman marry Proies-
tants. he IL H. BILE TO a fne of E5OO. At The
assizes Of An'rim. the Rev. v. M'Carhy,.a
Roman Catholic Clergyman, was prose cutsd
tor celebrating a marriage bel wesn two Pro,ss.
ian's, convicted, and sentenced to pay ESQ.
. Irish Paper.
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into Asia. The temptation 10 attack them 10
this favorable opportunity, was too stroag fer
The honor Of their enemies; and cesafini. ths
Pope's legaio in Germany, persuaded Lsdjslsus
that the treaty with the Turks was or no ehIi-
CATION, as il had been concluded whhost ths
consent of the Pope. The Pope, ceuGs1sd
this opinion. ordered the truce to b hsskea,
aud released Ladislaus from his oath. TIE
Sul'an's territories were then invaded. Tbs
Turks. enraged at such a breach Of faith. ssrs
animated by q spirit Of revenge. The Janis
saries in a body went to beg Amaruih 10 emit
bIs retreat, as Mabomet his BON was yet yeung
and inexperienced. and put himself Al ihs9
head. He consented, and marched 10 net
the Christian army, which he found near tho
city Of Varna. ~ -
Ladislaus was ready 10 receive him sud both
armies joined battle. ~'Amarulh," says the
historian, "vore in his bosom the treaty which
had been 90 solemnly sworDsto, and 20 Shave
fully v'oIaied; held il up in the s~ngsgsmssi,
when he found the vigor of his troops begin.
hing to slicken, PpesIing 10 God ass ,wnnssv
OF tho per- ury OF ihe Christians and bssssch-
lng Hun TO revenge The insult offered 10 tito
law Of nations. The c 'risiIsns ~ere dslostsd
wiih great 81 ughIer, after an obstinate fesis-
lance. Lad'slaus fell with his sword III his
hand, all covered with wounds; CARDINAL ,.a,a-
rlnl sunk by his side, and ten thousand Poi@s..
who guarded their n.ouacb, covered With tier
dead bodies nearly the same gronud on which
they were drawn mp. Amaruth, thus ~viciori-
Gus, resigned once more the rod of emp;rsi''
What a noble subject for painting souId This
incident furnish. F
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from bL '>~nnI. Msgazine.l
GRUB STREET AS IT Is.


Alas! for Grub Street! 1t ought TO be cali
ed Ichabod Street, for the glory Of lis houses
hath departed. made a pilgrimage the 9th
er day 10 that anrIcn, and honorable shrine OF
the muses.. std was sorry TO discover the de-
cav that has crept upon that remote neigGbor-
hood. Literary Improvements; IS, as every body
knows, upon The march, and seems to have
waddleJ qu te away { ON this once celebrated
vicinity. Fnsburs Square r%emrins, buf Lack
i%npion's is shut up, and | looked IN vain To the
parre,s OF the ancient wooden houses in Cub
Street, to discover some trace oil Tie dtsiIn-
pulshed occupation with which tradition tells
W they were honored. God he win the days,
and IN " they never return, IN winch poverty
dwell with an horsh p in that exalted region of
the house, wnlch a f~aceiIous nlbernlan friend
of NINE, calls "the frs, floor down the chin
ney." II. however, au'hors have left Grub
Street, her old companiop, Poverty, has re-
NAMED hclnnd, trying her various SIM $ 10 exc
out an existence. Hctc one may see a hoard
spread with tie basest remnants e dec'yed
hou. e-kepping, mended crockery ware, ola
cand Ies icas. AM rusty kcys. TDero, sand aud
aud cabb gns OF last weeks growth,
seek pir,h srrs On ihis sIic, the 'an"ier of
second hand gloves may choose a bargain.-
On tn. other. an assortment of second foot
shoes, pat forth their CLAIMS 10 notice. Here,
n led DO I'd, cover Il with yellow letters. #
which no 'wo are Of >Z", int'rius the public
that .conifor'abie shaving may be had within
on reasonable 'orns;' while another snop,
with b ,ldrr 10 rsl, arnoua,ts Tea al three.
penca the pint. and Cos,ao At two ,onre."-
Such is the q ub Stree, OF the presen, day.
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NEW GOODS,
FALL GOODS.


HDUTF 81 would inform their friends
AG and customers III . hey have Just received from New
York, iL,iF Fab supply al fresh impaired Goods, IN their
r. which III y VIII offer ~ sucf prces rs viii gve general
Satisfaction ~ purchasers. Among ilem are snpT and sn-
p-riue RRDAncL.OTIS, oicvsry fashionable collar, some
at which are oi n very superior qualify; hl,e. black, mixed,
cipnnnon, drIb and Ulef fashionable colored CASH
MLEES; velvet, plum, figured AMI striped, Na'enc,a, Mar
settles. ;Oilnet, silk aud sy mad ,tvn IESflNGS; superior
goats hair cauilIats; imitation guats hair aud coinmnD di'to:
lutan i1alIs, gpen floor cloth Blize; green Bncking; do
Sersrs; Canton Flannel, for men. wear; lambs wool l'stwefs
and Shirts, wnrsled do 10; extra large size dag aud landlnna
Handkerchief; do fur meek oi pockrt; six Nayarino Neck
stocks: Welih's pi,ent and other Susneniers; a prime a-
sortnent of Gloves and Hosiery; bang up cords; Nelvets;
cotton Cr,vats; clIildrn's Bu'tnns; ~PltdingS; S,'tircts;
olive find dr,li Dntrils; Stint ms and siee,inrs, blue and
drai Rntinrts; IRISH Linens; colurd Cimhiicks, &c. &c.
I ca>e SIX Unihlells, superior nauniic;nre
I d., cttm do do do
- ON han n good assDrtinrnt % rEADY MADE CLOTHING.
Please call NJ No. II, Market square.
Wanied-Two or three first rate Journeynen Taiiors-
noue Others need apply.
TPG1rnenis m"de N the first sty'e and workmanship,
and " afranted u III sept ~
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BEAUTIES OF rHe Law. IL q late puk-

BEAUTIES OF THIS Law. In q late psb-
lication Of Mr.. Charles Buffers, he meniioss
some astonishing instances of legal absMsday.
A gentleman In, my SIX estates, wished io-set-
tie one on each Of his six sons, anu the l.eirs
of his body resi- I vo'y. with what lawyers
call cross relna,nders belw cen them, where, oa
fiilue of issue IA enc line, the estate passes to
the other branches. Mr.. Biler being directed
to prepare The decd, conceived at hrsi thsr one
proviso would be- su,i Gent; be then fhorRhs
SIX would do; buf, "n examining more u.iwutelv
how many clauses would be requisite TO legally
express the mholc sc tlemeni. he found ths, u
wonid requie 100, beng every possible crm.
hin,iion of the number six,-I, z. 8. &. 3, 8,
the other eA -. pie is still more striking;-.1eu
gentlemen, partners IN a mining company.
WISHED TO provide by deed. that, IL any ons OF
the number advanced money 10 any Of the osts-
ors, II should be considered n sort of n,orisvse
on the borrowers share, and have preferen ra
10 all sub equcnt chargrs The nun Der of co,-
tracts necessary 10 make this ptovieo with dpe
legal cy, we're found TO amour; to g.
62S, 500, being ali possible comb,nsiions Of ten.
On each Of these clauses the bene~ violence of
Government has Imposed a stamp duty Of c3s;
so that the Whole duty would have sn,oUa,sd
10 f9O,7 20. 0c.
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pAwTUCKET HOTEL.
G. II. EDWARDS,

% Il LD W T
HONTINUES 10 keep The above establishment, and Is
prepared Ia accommodate people Of business and gentle
men visiting this village, IN n manner, he trusts, will be sat
isfictoy To llitse who may favar him with their company
The house has lately been Thoroughly fepaiied and mate
ri,I,y ,mproyed, whir! ralrders II one of the most cUnnIo
aiors establishments in this vicinity.
1TGood Horses and Cliaises are kept for the ccommoda-
lion or hjs customers, who may wi-, ~ visit tie numerous
and elegant manufacturers In the vicinity. Also a good Hack
and careful driver is attached To the Hotel. Careful and ex
perienced men attend the Stable, where horses will be KEEP
on reason ibe terms.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where seats can be taken for almost every sec
ton oftle corntry, VIII
Boston Citizens Line
Il Boston Commercial do;
Worcester aud Keene do
Tauiton and New Bedford do;
Siatersviile Accommodating do
Pawtuckcl and Providence Hourly do
Paw icket, march 10. 1928
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glories which ''cye hath not seen nor cal
heard, neither hath il entered into the heart
of man to conceive"
{" We will Gloss this article in Brainard's
" beautiful language:
"Ivho ahaI. weep when the righteous die!
Who sl,ali mourn when the good depat:
" ten the sou, nj The cody away shall fy,
Ito shall lay the loss To iieahs
lie has gone into peace lie has laid him down
To sleep al the dawn Of u lnlglrtr day;
Ard he stall IKE on TINT huly morn
When sorrow and sighing shall lice away"
Written by a gentleman OF Hartford, and
appended to a copy Of Brainard's Poems
Published by permission Of The author
Minstrel, farewell!
Sadly Thy harp h slunibsrng,
It's golden chords u'strung-
Thy Voice that woke It's echoing,
lis oygnei note hath suna
And voice and harp shah sluilber ON
Till Tines last linpe'ing sands have run;
Minstrel, farewell!
Friend thou art gone!
We meet no more lily warm embrace
With cordial ~id-r,dslip stored
We great no more Thy welcome face
Around our social hnard-
Thy won't d seat - vacant imv,
And thou cur filend, On! where art thou
Alas tiou'r gone!
Praler adiou!
We mourn thy early destiny,
Thou ne rest. d.acI, best
Ave, bitterly we wcgn Ia see
The grave cl0e DER thy brept-
Put twas His VIII. then let us stand
Submissive meath his Christening hand
Brother adieu!
Son. ilun hast fed!
Thou wcrt a eneen aud verfant leaf,
Ard ! am pale aud sere!
Yet thou hast fallen! while n grief,
sri, nm lingering here
Nv noble, Oh! my darling hoy,
vriA. ..,, N. Ta,I.r, hoo. uuA inv
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MILY BREAD.

rHNUE subscriber wonll inf rn hs friends and the public
in general, thai he hrs taken the Bake House formerly
occupied bv Mr.. =. y. q Irdner, between Ms. In3 and Io5,
Mouth Main street, where he intends 10 carry IN the Baking
business, In all its various branches, and where may he had,
AT any hour Of e dry, the following kinds Of Bead, viz
Loaf Bread, Sugar aud MnilsSes Gingerbread, hard aud soft
~'Tickers, Sugar do, "a new anicie,) New York do ship
aad Pilot Bread, Sugar and MoIdsses Cookies; Buns; Te,
,usk, &c. sc.
Also, Tor sale rs above, ut retail, Flour, Of the first quality
Stores aud fImiles, al any part of the town, may be sup
piled from his C tt, with ANY OF the aipoye articles.
n. II. rhr subscriber would here state, for the grat'ica-
ton of the curious, that al the above named kinds OF Bread
Oct tf WILLIAM OK.
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NEW GOODS.

~ GORGE G. HALE, las just received and rs tbs day
SU up-ning, (at the MON ovei tbs siorr ot MI george
W. t;Iaddihg, No. ~, C%neaps.de) . great variety o fresh
minated DRY Gmris, purchased lhr ugh The iate auctions 10
New York, whic, nre offered fr sale At n snail advance ior
,nnroyrd p,per--consis. ing or tue, hack brown aud mixed
~ ar and as.ipces: Six, Vaie icia aud Neistt Yes incs,
dr,b Lion-Skins; olive Dnfils, Ftanncls; Hosieryj Gloves,
Cami,dcs; Book AID Iacopet dudi'fs; taatfn Grapes; Sath
Levantines; tngetler with q variety OF ot'uf Dsods, .n''Ni'g
a. A.. ,.i.I. a y.,y c,,I ,ss4un,tt. Nov |
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FOL SALE,

guyBE stock Of a Mcrchpnt Tailor, consisting OF Bip'd
E cloths, C,ssineres, Ves,ing', &c, WIN hop fuihl
ture. Alto the priv ilcg. If renting uIc stand. Terms we
Al. and viii We n,lde Known oi application 10 N.sPEN
CER. As,gncs ~ Jane. Mitchell. No. %, SCUM wafer ~
kuy. Il
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INpEPENDENcE.-A carer at one Of ito
po,ts ~ Scotland. bod The mf-iorinn~sto bs.k
his horse and cart over tie pier, ,n,o Tho %. sre,
The horse WAS drow ned and the csri brot ~
When the merchants "f tie 'own heard Of The
accident, they kfndly resolved 10 sssiss NC
poor man 10 obtain ann her iorse and cart.
beca, Sc he had always been very steady sud
industrious. 81. 10 wien they old Lin iLsy
. ere about 10 raisG a sul'scr piion for h: N. sks
homes, msn searched hrs head md ssid. " NJ
gentlemen. I'm mpcLle Obliged 10 70 fev ysus
GUIDE ru'l. but ] cams consent 10 be bssa~a
for YET. " see. ne wheels o ths cart are
no broken, nor a hi ths .sur. snd the shsss
(shoes) o the horse sre . four - GUIDE 20
nav and I have ios' ta'sn sfrhis skin. sssd
sclled It ia a guide market |, snd 20 With she
Ell r for u. aud u li,ilr ] had laid by for . rni- !
ny da,. ] u just try tn no fp m,s~I sncs sesissl
but I'm as muckle obieeR'd 10 ye % If1 ceuid
isk your siIIer. lie no pride, We see. bos 49,
that dnna like ony ,hipy in sbsps u akn@w
. th -fHr uu ffn $50.
ara sr ~ q -. II
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FRAN A" Our Village" by Miss Mitford.]
AENT MAkTHA

WV W '"N
ever known, is an old wins house, bu 1t al
ripi, angles, with the pointed roofs and clus-
tered chI:nneys of Eliza 5eth's day, covered
| with roses, vines and passion flo weis, and part
ed by IA green slopng meadow from u srag-
| CLING pic,u esque village street. In th,s Charm
ing abode resides a more charming family "A
gentleman,
Polite. ~ al hi. liz, IN courts had been,
And good ~ he the world had never s'ea!"
two daughters fall OF sweetness and talent,
| aud aunt Mar,ha-the most delightful Of old
| ma DIS. She has another appc iation, l sup
| pose she must have bne but l scarcely know
| II Aunt Martha is the name that bel Ings TO
| her the name OF aileciinn. Such is the uni
versal feeling when she inspires, that all ncr
friends, al! her acqulin'ances, (n his case the
terms are almost synon ysious,) speak OIL her
like her osn family sue is every body's aunt
Martha, and u very charming aunt Martha she
First Of all, she is, as all women should be
il they can, remarkably handsome. She may
belt is a delicate matter TO speak OF "a lady >
age!-sle must be iive-aud forty but few
beauties Of twenty co i'd stand a comparison
with her loneliness. Ii Is such a mincss Of
bloom. so luxuriani, so satiaimg Inst tall
enough TO carry of the p!umpness which at for
ty.five is so becoming a brilIian mt complex Oh I;
curled pouting lip long. clear, bright grey
eyes--the color for expression, that which
unltes the quirkness of the black with The
~sofincss Of the hue a Roman regularity OF
fe lture, and a prolusiun OF rich brown hair
Such is aunt Martha. Add TO this a very gen
tic and pleasant speech, algays kind, and ge-
neraliy lively the sweetest temper the ca
siest manners, a singular rectitudc and SINGLE
n.ss of mind a perfect open he ar,edncss
aud a total Inconsistencies Of all These
charms and you Will wonder a lttle hat she
is aunt ar hs still. have heard hlnts Of an
early engagement. broken by the fckleness al
man aud there is abont her n aversion IN
love in one particular direction The love m,-
%trimonIal and al oycrllowing Of affection IN
all other chan els. that II sceJisss n the natu-
raj course Of the sirehm had been violently
damned up. she has many lovers admirers
I should say-fur Their is. amidst nor good hu-
nored gaiety, a coyness that forblds their CO.
ing farther a modesiy almost amounting TO
shyness, that checks even the laughing girls,
who sometimes accuse her Of stealing away
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pOCKET.BOOK LOST.

Osr, Yesterday, a sn 10 Rnsa Cih sNil foohe,- book
A contsiniuy three dJliais N change, one two dSllaf hill,
one one dollar bn one note signed by Jai'ez Ha,ts, paya
bic IN John =. Hnrrfs, and suudy Ul'er papsrs 81 W e'nle
by rewarded by leaving the same at this ofhoe Nov ~
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ALBERT SWEET.

FASHIONABLE iAtR-CUrTER,
No. ~, Wcstminster street, corner Of Orangs-street,
RZ EEpS constantly on hand, Combs, Luther brushes,
EVA PoluatuD, Hair-i'rushes, Tooth Brushes, Colngne-
Water, Hair oil, Razors and Razor Straps, shaving soap,
Cou 4 tl1stcr-and a great variety OF articles necessary Tor
the gentleinau's toilet
RAJ, ms boued aud set in tie keenest order. sept G
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SAMUEL W BISHOP
to transact Commission Business nj
~ Charleston, S. c.. Orders for the purchase Of Cotton
sale OF Domestic Goods land procuring treights, promptly
attended To.
Refer to-
Messrs. T.. CARRINGToN & Co.
G.. Il J. MAURAN. sept
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
TTyuE subscribers would inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have formed a connexion IN business,
under the firm oi
PEARSON & ARNOLD,
and have taken the store No. 81 son,h Main street, (fnr
doors south OF the Providence Bank where mn, be found
n suod assortment of Bfoadclnls, Cassineres, Neslings aud
TaiIors' trimmings, which VIII be sold ms cheap rs any In
tow, for cash or approved credit.
eauuents cut and made TO order IN the latest fa,Iioi. II
- sAMUEL PEARSON, in.
.H LEWIS T.. ARNOLD.
2. A. having experience aud a tl,orohgh knowledge OF
the business, they haiier thein-eives that no pains will be
spared on their part, to please their ouston'efs'
Oct IL I'm
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NEW GOODS,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

ETIHNNNN W. II NIVT, -
CO9CH, CHafSE, " STOW PAINTER,
INFORH lis The citizens uf Providence and d vicinity, tina
he has established himself in Providence, in the building
Of Messrs. Moses and Samuel Guild, in rear of Weybosset-
street. and No. ., s,mth Orage street, where he carries on
the above business in all its branches. Having had along tx
psriehce In the business. lie trusts that he VIII he cnabiedto
give entire satisfaction to those who may he pleased TO EN-
ploy him. Carriages, Chaises, &c. repainted nj short notice
and on the most accommodating terms. Il Apri2
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,
~, IL Wesfmiusfey- street,

UHART & DAWLEY, MERCHANT TAILoks, wil
keep constantly on hand, y general assortment OF
Cloths, Cassinercs, Vesfings, Trimmings, &c. ol ue
most fashionable patterns and colors. .
hLp. constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting Of blue, black,
olive and mixed Dress Coats; blue, olive, claet, brown,
mixed and Corhenu Erocks and Sur,outs; blue, black, owe,
drab. mixed and white Broadcl0th and Cashmere Panfa-
Ioonsi Velvet. silk, Mole,kin, Cassimere, Toiline't' Va'en-
ca and Marsedes Pests.
All e arments purchased Of HART X DAwLEy winch
shalt net answer The expectations Of the purchaser, may he
returssed, and others will he made.
G~y5arments will I've made To order, and IN style INFERIOR
To none.
DCuttins particularly attended to.
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CABINET rUanxTUnE,
I.ARCHER 81 HATCH,

EVCU ANT TAlLuRS, have recently received their
lVA Fall supply # superine aud middiinp Cloths and
CassiIneies ofalr1ust everv de-cripiinn; Veivets, Florehti'ies,
Valencia, Toilinet, aud Marseiiiss Vesiings.
ALSO,
Elegant Goats Hair and Princess Camblcts, Scotch AMI
Tartan Piatds, Dulis, Bookings, twiied and mihed Fiah-
nels, Deyonslire KersGy, Velvet Cords, &c.
Likewise, lambs wuol md worted drawers and SHIFTS,
extra large sizes; Hosiery; Gloves; fancy, SIX ana COTTON
Cnvsts; Landsnna, flag, silk and cmton Pocket Handler
chiefs; silk aud cotton L Umbrellas, which they WIZ sell ats
small advance.
house, situated in Union streel- possession given on The
Is,. - va..,ta, - Oct Is
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, thai all accounts belonging 70 te late
n firm of VA 4. iiESRY, are tct with iiorilIo u. Hnd-
sul, Cor cilecticIA who Is hereby duly ilithnr, si .. reeve
THOMAS HENRY
n. d. All persons ind bed rs above are requested 10 make
mimcdii te pay nneUt To- Tie sui,scdbcr.
Nv n uOaAT1O @. HUDSON.
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PAPER.

1000 hEaMs 'f ssse s9 rsSsi' a SSssI''T ms iin S1n,
Foliospost, Drni, Cap, Pot and Letter Writing Paper. Int
periai, Super royal. Royal, Medium and Demi for Printing.
tnrpe and small sized Wrapping. Common cuiored, for
book covers. Drawing, Bank Note, Tissue, White and
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Card and Press Paper, for si!e nj
wholesale and ret, by the subscribers, who as agents o.
several large paper manufactures, will supply any quantity
of paper that may be wanted, at the Factory prices.
HUTyHENS & CORY,
Or oS p nlf 3m First dnor west vt the Bridge.
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,f,- OOT & SHOES

U-BO0TS & SHOES..s9
f.. H. RICHARDSON, has the pleasure Of inform
. ing lis friends aud the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store, No. ISL Ia 1853, Washington Street, Boston,
directly Upposite To the Old South Church, for the express
purpose OF accommodating those who purchase tr the coub-
try retail trade, and hopes by a constant uiitelbifhilg atteh'
zion 10 all orders, To receive n share Of public favors.
CONDITIONS.
Under 800 Cash,
Over I'D 100 4 months
500 6 months.
ANY article in his line, furnished at the shortest notice.
On HAND,
A complete assortment Of Ladies' black, white aud Fear
eolored heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and Childrenhs black, red and blue Lesiiy, aud
Denmark Satin heel and spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps, with n good assortment of Children's red
yellow, green, blue, and tea colored Eooees, and a'cle strap
Shoes,
yGcn,lcmen's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
philadelphia Baltimore and New York Sole Leather shoe
Thread and Lining Skins, Cocineai, Solver, all Of those ar
1icrs ure warranted first rate. =.
j. u. Il. requests tiuse who wish to purchase, to call
and examine his stock, az tits fresh and direct from The di-
ferent manufactures.
An iirnse who will favor him with their orders, shall re.
ceive the most strict attention.
Bosion. Nav 20
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f MENT'.

NEW ESTABLISH NENT.
reSHE snlscrilnrs have funmsd u cmneSun IN bus moss,
"A under Tie irn IT
J. p. & W. TAYLOR,
and have taken the shop NJ. 1i9, lilh S,eet, where they
viii give ti,a,r whole Tune To Tie Merchant Iaiioring a,si
ness.
ON HAsr Broidclmhs, CassnIeres, VestingS, ana every
other article usually found IN n aicrclilnI Tailot's shop.
lgGannrnisw will be nale.in me best otlti, and war
ranied IL lii. JOIN ~ LIN,
Nny. & fw. WILLIAM TAYLOR
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PIANO FORTES,
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<hF superior tone and work naiis.iip, liom the manuflc.
~ tory ofCurrier 4 Gilbert, for sale al the Bps'o, prices,
by MOSES MOVES,
Maihewson street.
N. r. A few more young Ladies' may be admitted into
hi sciion. Ju Oct2o