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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05
Mississippi Lands for Sale.
PLANTATION situated sbo

PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
IA bove Baton Rouge, the left bank OF the Ri:sss
sippi, consisting of
One thousand and Eighty .4rpsn.s;
said plantation has front of 10 Arpens on the river s.
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there are
one hundred or more of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Coton Gin
Mill, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins Sc. (easily repaired y
The titles to The above lands indsputabe, and
warranty deed will he given if required.
Lso--One Thousand .9,penfs;
situated on Thcmpsons Creek the parish of Felsci-
ana, and half miles from the river Bissi.sppi Sc
ven miles from the town of ST. FrancTsville Part Of
this tract consists O. low bottoms probably 200 acres:
said tract there about ff,y cleared some
years sOce but up. Either the whole or one half
OF this tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply TO this Ice TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct. 9. IF
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NewOrleans, Oct. 9.

Cheapest and most erreiOus route from R;chmond, Ia
10 Washington Catg.
FARE SO rs.
EHSEE Mail Coach leaves Richmond daily at 2 A. NJ.
K and passengers arrive III Washington at 5 O'Clock
fine next morning. after comfortable nights sleep on
board he Goat. and n Baltimore at nuon-24 hours
eaflier than by any other route.
The Boat rlcaYcs Washington daily its return at
unon-passe myers s.ecp at fredericksburg arrive in
Richmond At ,, aud ia Petersburg a 81 p. Nj. Of the
next day. The Coach leaves Petershur; ~ p NJ for
Fayett.v le and arrives there - nu.r This route
IS the cheapest aud mos, expeditions for going
North and South. The Coaches and Horses are NOT in
ferior 10 any in tina southern country.
The charlottesville Cosch leaves Richmond every Sun
osy, Tuesday aud Thursday end will through in a
day, fter the LIST Of May. Fa,e SO.
March 19ot L. PORTER & 90.
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Hats, Hats. Hats.

t, subscriber would his friend. nd the pnb
Z iic that lie is receiving his assortment of HI,
Tor the spring trade. With his stock NOS, nm hand I'D
nose ne VIII receive by the arrivals from Boston,
ne" f"k and Philadelphia, his assortment will not he
they shall be sold prices corresponding with
me present depressed state of the times lie also takes
"s "pp"'u"ty OF rendering his sincere thanks for m,
Wy e,"' patronage he has received the last seye,
yeas ana assures his friends that no exerton on his
l' prevent ms meritins Continuance the same nat
JOHN THOMPSON
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Wob 3rftFffAamA

o. The Proprietors Of the VINO have
added to their Printing Office, a set of Ngw
JeB Tyres, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets, HandbiIls, Circulars, Cards. &c.
They are satisfied that Jobs entrusted to
them to Print, will be done as web, as acyu-
safely, and with as MUCH expedition as br
other Printers Of the tifu.
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MIR. JOHN PARKRlLL-si. Won mn, heina -
w inhabi'ant OF this State, are hereby notified liza,
snail take the deposition of John or VIM WIS, ON HIM
o'y "i Apr nex at BaImums Hotel. in The CITY ol
bhfnic, 10 be read in evidence s,.i. trend;rg -,
me s'neF'nr court OF law ios Hen.ico county, in which
am EiaintiE, ann you, Of the finn Of p,rkbiII
'o'',sa" q helso ase defendant. H. "a % the same s
moi 'akeh or completed on that dd will he sn on H..
"'"'' l. mo- OBJ mo. o.. IUSTER,
=, Surviving D. / Iner of the
"'afC"o firm OF Jno bustef s. Son
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By PLEASANTS d SMITH

Us Inc CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice .
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annum, pay BILE in advance
W PREVIOUS to dscon,inunnce of the paper, all ar
Garages must be paid up. And those who may wish "a
u.sSoot'nue' will notify the Editors effect, at lie
y days before the period expires which they sub.
scribed ~ IVY ~
W For sdversing-75 square Cor less) for ,te
S' Insertion, and oo Cents for each continuance
number ct insertions be noted on the MS
'ncy VIII be cont'nued and charged accordingly.
G All letters the Editors mus, be nos, maid or tho.
will receive attention.
IS Notes of chartered spacie paying Banks of any Of
tas STATES will be received in payment for subscription
the Wing though Virginia u States Bank Notes wo Il
s preferred; and remii,ances be made through
Post Office at the risk u he Editors.
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New Goods.

ID ALL NELSON has received handsome assor,-
Z z ;cn Of G.cian pa i'll ana fancy striped ms
NavaFtro G'ecian aud other fancy Cnicoes OF the
style, Swiss ul, book and iaconrt hiusls black and
pkfs. black and MKT Lasting and Punela, Flurenti,es,
PI,'sbug Cords, Wilmington Stripes aud Plaids for
servants wear, German Ozuabuss and Tcklenbmrgs,
Scotch Oznabuigs AND Dnwas,,viih large
OF Domestic Goods (oown and b!eacer) furniture and
apron Checks, &c.
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TEACHER WANTED.

w AN Ed as a Teacher % take charge OF Female
no"ae"y IN martnsburs, person well qualified
TO teach the differ ent branches of English R,nc ,,;
a salary OF Fou: Hundred Dollars will be given. An.
ply 10 e''her OF the subscribers. None necI suuIv nm
lees They can come wei. recommended.
=, CONRAD UOGNlRE
Nia'ch D.. JOHN 9. HARRISON
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DRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard, VIRGINIA.

EVNOFOShI.S VIII 10 receive at tb,e vi H. a. =
subscriber on or bcfo7- tho LIST day of Nav ner, Fr
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONEs ~, ~ -
oout 10000 cubic yards Of masonry for the Dry Doc
sions tor hanmerins, in the respective ouant;,;s
10 me following schedule designated by letters, in which
inches nearly. s"en 1" ieet ann
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,,. wide and fl. long.
AL no above stones will be hammered in the YARD
and must be in blocks from 10 feet long conforms
bic 10 the plans and patterns
me remaining Is 600 cubic yards of masonry will
consist OF good rubbis backing, course as of about 10
inches thickness and of suitable lens his and width All
Inc oimenson etones above designated will be qot
70 patterns and be paid fur b. the cubic ward as they
VIII MEASURE when hammered aud ready for LAYING
and all The rubbe backing 10 be paid for by the cublc
yard IS shall measure when laid and the propo,as
must be made accordingly ione cont actor agrees TO
'drn'sb both The dimension and the rubble stones Then
The whole masonry including he hammered and rsbb,e
work will ba P;d for by the cubic yard as il SHALL be
measured when laid.
Ill the said stone. Ia bs delivered "a suc, WHAT or
Sha'Fes, or other i2ndng place., il OF me-, the Unit
Staies Navy Yard, The Engineer ur o:i.cr Suue,o
ndant OF the wo ks oi the DIV Duck saIl irec Til.
delivery of the dimension stones To oa coc,u ...d on
or before the Isl day of Ap,ii 1929 and coonued as
they shall DO rcqri "a, un the WHOLE are delivered
lie $500 jsTds for rutue wori, TO be Delivered
I.ev shall be wanted.
Proposals for Tue above stones accomnanied nv .I.
names OF the proro.si bond sealed ~, yjll ba
ce,ved at the Dock O2icc, Gosporr Nav, Ya,d OH or
before Tue LIST day Of M,y Those wishing 10 of
Ter proposals may the plans and obi in further in
formation hr calling at this office or on Mr. Paris AT
the Dock Office, Cnarlestowr, Navy Y, d.
L. BALDWIN Engineer.
Navy Yard, Gospor Va.
E. b. e8. 1893. A-v7.
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PxA.lO FGRwus.

% received from Geib's celebrs ted manufacture
S,, New YORK. an assortment Of very choice PIANO
ES' among which IS very splendid rose wood cah;
net upright Piano Fore-all of which will be sold =, rho
nw"s New York prices, and warranted by Tho male,
ne PuoIc are respectfully invited at Mr. Rober,
Feb ~ 'S'
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rJHSf-fJ-9. III rules, holden in the yiarss oflca
o. The superior court of chsnce,y for the Riamond ds
"'c! H, 50 day OF @arch 1873 Mordtcsi Miller pit
against Philip 6. NiaIslesr the NJ. a. Society ao,,ns
IRE on buildings of ,he State of Virginia and the Pres
aNs.
me defendants The President Director. aud Corpa
pany of The Bank OF Alexandria, no, bsylop entered
her appearance and gwen security according 10 ;he
acs o assembly aud the rules of this court and il ap
Herang oY satisfactory evidence that they are not in
"oas 81 'h's country II IS ordered That the said do
PENDANTS do appear here on the fret day Of be ne1t
Term and ansn e. the bill Of the plaintiff and that CO.
PS OF 'h,s order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published IN the city OF Richmond for two months
and Poed ri the front door Of the capitol
IN the ss'd city.
10 copy. Tess, J. B. ABBOTT. d.
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r1RGfNIA: Al rules, ho!dcn in The clerk, oS,oe
~ me '"rcTIoc cou' ot chancery for the Richmond
district the 81 dav Of Narch, 1928: Lewis Wirgfc;,
p'' against Joseph Carter, Landon Carter aod Benia
min Garter, JHs ''
roe defendant Bcrjarnin Carter, not barring entered
's appearance am given security according 70 The act
oi assembly add tie rules a this court aud !, appear
hg oy satisfactory evidence, that re is an inhab
ram OF ms cTInry IT ~ ordered that sha said defrn
cant G" sppeT here m the first 4ay Of he re.x
'ei"' and answer Inc bill nf The plauiG; and TIA,
coy Of This order be forttg7h inserted IN SONG No VS.
pepcr F"o'fshcd in The city n Richmond, for two
months suceess'ysly, and posted at The trout docr Of
tre capitol, IN ,ise said CITY
10 cory Te.te. !. y. ABBOTT, d. &C.
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C. 6 n. W.aRIYIC6- EIare CO.. c..

C. q a W.aRIplCK Haue fos Sale,
NA AbEiHA WINE, in pipes and quarter casks re-
I'VE cevei direct o' -
Tof' wine IN bottles--pale al. in bottles
p''er ana Drown stout in pint aud quart bottles
r. plate in boxes-brazieIs copper
Srafes ct quart and pint md and 8 ~ bo,,,.,
3D. wrought walls, English white lead London silk nm.
brelIas ~ jim "'''
"eIna" oznaburss-crates OF earthenware.
March Y2 %
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-U3CgEUEH1
GREAT MOVEMENT IN SEW YORK..

FROM TIE ALBANY MORNING. cRov1cpr, oR uARcE &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

Tree Hill, March 26th, 1923.
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Rufbs Steam Boat.


Arr New Yo,k nh turd,y aud Sunday, ship John Lin
ton wi,ray, Oresp., lane 1t, Lel ships Wary iio"ni
Tonskin, !or Liverpool 8; Wellington, h"hn on a. D.,
Spoke lsh, or ctpe n,ea brig Mary, jord"n "f Portland
urg B,sev, Badger, Mobile; wandrrer, Adams. s. Johns
NB .chr. hna lane, CroweI dE s"op Condor bfad't!,
g; Venus, thl hehce Eliza Ann, fo'ei u'i
New York, Willard do; Sulcro, Child do. -,
Shr Neto Bibb. 81 days f. Aiteira. Left brig i'ley,
Mitchell for Cha lesion 3. Brig Howard, Dems' 'aiei d'
Scbr FrsnkIn Cruher. ST. Ctoz, w. +. Lea, 9th in t..
brig, Amelia Caws sh, Tor New York p Arethu'a, Bns.ow,
N Or1eins. . - =. a.,
Charcson Chsnceio, Bradley, S'vannai bg' Progress,
Eery M,rse,es; Hercules, Stevens Gibr'hu; Srah, Ash
ford Brazils and mafhri Live o Hodges 3 Johns T. Fl
Jasper, BeauvaiS, Mdl'g CuloJeG, Wailoce, pSw ooP
Mary, Gardner, for this poit
Ar on Moni,y b *, Cenoorda Low New Orleans, Coral
Jocein Charie,on; Sarah, Mrnl,ll Wilmington; Damon,
Potter, do; .chss John Mcintyre, Paiker, do
CID brg Olive, Cogsin, Lisbon and market; sloop Com
Perry, Evan, for ihi' port. ,
Arr At PhlaJep ia Y ship Georgia Packet, Elwin Glib
r,l,r hris Martha G-u st BARS; ,chr Amelia Vaidinc
All Prince the Llza"etlo, brig Nile, Naghe, Havana
Beloy, Br barque Asia Ia London ierryj brig Msi, Palmer,
Is d, tm Pc Cid brig Aercan, Moore st Jaso de
Cu,a; ,chr Macdonoush, Coulter, Cape Tia iiem
Ar at B,tn 2)lh btig George artnrr DWid'on VAL
par6sc. Cl Hamburg ship nlrirk, Harm, Hamhufg schr
Ran loph Walker It Thomas 2l.l. schr Eik,btth aud
John lno Of WEXFORD r st Johns T. CID sehr Sarah
and Priscilla, rravcrs, 81 Thomas
AR At Elzaheth City iHh, schr. Fsncis Williams, King,
Dichon. South Carolina, Wn,Iow, Newport
Ch at Cnaredon, ih, 'crs MaOn Pclan, Havana; Hope
and Polly, Cna,c, W In les
Arc at ,jhwleaon 10Th brig Mer,n, sprnscr f. IIave
The sh q iol Hope for this port Ia, sailed Charleston
Sailed cm Savannah i2th, ship Boston, fini"y for Liver
At p,quemino Pass, about 10Th u brig Benz Ragsle from
The steam boat swif fun N York at Havana.
At St Eu,taii h inst brs' Rising Safes d'es; Excel for
At Gbrahar lth ul tga,e Constitution, Patterson, for
the S in days.
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BY OOLRIEGE, POOR & HEAD.

sHERiFf's sALEOF HARDWARE, sADDLERY, 60
On MONDAY, 3Ob ins;. at aud O'Clock, ut No e. Dock
sqisre,
Taken on sundy wris, and sill be sold by consent Of pc
ties, 1
Tie eptie Stock Of said Store consisting u great vsres
Of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddery SC. ivory and eonnn,a
Knives and Folks scissors; RMs zen and pocket knivcs
Butcher and Shoe do Plain Irons Chssels hand panns.
4 cut, mi and circular Files u all kinds ,nor1s,
xmas, pad, trunk and IN Locks Laches Butts Wo~i
Screws best quality cut Brads cloui Nai wrought and
cut do, Lamps and CandIescks; tea Trays Shovel aud
Tongs; Sndrons Looking Giax-es Pisne Stocks Anvi.
Vices Shot Cast Steel ~ DO; block lin Tea Pots
Fints, &c. with general ass.nent, comp sng the
variety found in extensive Hard Ware Store Including
rich assortment of sADDLERY, vz:-Pl,ted Rs,nes
But; stitmps spurs; Buckles; Curb Chains; Chaias
Harness Funiturei MoaIdinss Bands Coach and Cw
Handles conmoa tn'd aud jpand Ssdjlery; 6tuI,s
jo'ts Coacn NIencies, Gig and Saddle Trees paiod
Metal shee' Brass for plieIs Coach and Chase Lace
Coach Vsrnsb Sponge Backing; Catgui for Whips, &c.
also,
100 doz Gun Locks; 1000 Gun Stocks 100 Musksts
81 Fowimg Pieces Rifles 1000 B,yoncts cask Brasa
Kettles 50 hoxes Cut 1acks, assorted sizes, sc
Catalogues VIII be ready for delivery Friday mornpg
the astb aud purchasers particularly requested cal
and exaI!ne the goods il viii not he convenient W ax
hibit overy aHce al the time of sale
by order ofH Il. HvG0EFonp, Deputy shsrid.
Boston, June 20.
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NEW BEDFORD Juae 2O.-N ships George
Porter, Saas n, Brazil banks; Grand Turk, Tabcr,
do; Chsrss, Bravtpn, d.; brig Char lesion Packet,
Delano, Coast Of Africa.
2a ar shin Leonidas. Adams, Braxi banks
SALEM June i9.-Ch brIgs mp. Clark, Bra
,is and market; Vine, Dpwning, Patagonia Echo,
bailey Maranhsm, schr Rising sun. Holland, DO
and a market.
2lst. arr brig Gen Brooks, Dowst, 81 Jago.
I'D ar >hp Francis, Wilkins, Antwerp.
NENRU RYpORr June is.-Au ship Para
ohusUt tNichol. I'm Chsrlsston--roturned in eoase-
qusnes Of not bong able to obtain freishis.
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ICVENIII. ..DOKS.


DELTONIS Travels IN Egyb and Nubia illustrated
Id bs ccgrI oop,c giac engavngs adventures of Doa
Jun Do ioa, IN VOYAGE To Cacut, twcy -four enerav
ings Eec,s of antiquity, exhibited In ths ruins of Pmnpei,
aud IicrcuAueu nftecn p.atr- pos Idle hours
employed Nothcrn Regans; Uttoty &c Animals, twelve
color plates Scenes IN Europe Asia, Africa and America
Reciprocal Duties Bie nof Wili,ns internal soictnde;
Prayers r Children Stories fm Children; Young Jcwe~
Letters htwcen mother and her daughter school shes,
wood stmieS kxampes ~ peiy; Practical hints AHnA
Rosa Sc. Sc. Most u the a-ve Brks, with variety OF
oers, are suitable m sunday School Libraries, ard can bo
obtained OF A. 4. BECKWTTH,
ane ~ no. 10. Markets..
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VESSELS sPOK e. ".

eNh ut lat iG, oa 81 ship Dosoa, MacGsy I'm To ton Tor
Liverpool .
i1h lat 10 3D. Ion 60 ID, ship Ionion, Brown, fr New
York FOR Liverpool.
j)h ut. lat 30, si 81 j0 slip Frances Henrietta, OF New
York, IS i, I'm Gibraltar for Mobile.
ifh Inst lat So 81 Ion IS So schr sophona Of Rochester,
whalng-aai 80 bbi, sperm oil
La 3s lon 67 No. .hp Alexander Barclay, Dunbar Of New
Bedford, . Il, f. Bilti noe tor Bemen .
ih ul Fair l,ln hearing 10 miles. brig Edaa'd Whit
teri he Siem ~ 4, fn Fern for ST Pc.i,hu'g
5h Inst. lat D. lon 10 big 90, Melrua, o M'ddle'o"n,
I'm Saai, Mrthi fo, Guil,ripe.
I5, u. - mile, of Far lslanl brig Boston. Tinkhan'
Al 4, e. Md,nkE for II Pete shurg.
An An pg brgu sdc, leep lo,lel ab"u 20 tons near.
~ new with ,s o loreni, bowspr and boi was passed 5d
alt. OF Sciy. ~
Apn 2i. lat q % 5. brig Franee', Doiy Of D'idol-oo
oil.
18Th ui brig Plant % d, fm Rio Janeiro for Salem
2h u lat 50 s. loa o. brig il,riuset, iie days im Ill
forni, for Boston.
oh inst lat ~ 80 lon So 90 ship A Townsend, SO d. fn
Rio Janeiro for York.
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FOR SALE, or TO LET,
1DEW No. 1876, In Uniyersa-t Chapl. Apply to
LARClIAR q HATCH
ANCIENT COINS FOR SALE.

A Very a ge nnl valuable checiIon of Anclent Gold,
IN silver ani Copper cnin belonging TIA penenin who
las viseh an the principal places where the coin tHDry
circulated heig about l A ren rai~ nearly 1900 years
I'D and undoubtedly the mt valuable and scarce caection
in the United States. The coins ftrn the commence
men Of the Grecsn empire, 10 the tine Ol Atkander the
Great. Aiming them many Egypnnand Ron1n COiis.
and Tie aiove viii he suld IN une lot, 10 any
gentleman dsIp-ed 10 meet the views of the writ
ten catalogue describing the different varieties lelt with
tie coins, for sale by MARTIN srODDARD.
, june IS. No ! Market Square
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TO G,npnNras ASp AanIot1rUaALIsTs.

TO glRpENHas AND AuRiotIrUahLIsrs
rI,uE sub rrt fepseluy iufonf 'he public hs he has
succeeded his late father Jacob nardcnlurgh, n eeis-
su sd hope, receive The order. of the psr Of his aS
eusn, lie hand. very extensive vsriet, OF st!
dcn aud culinary seeds u the he quality, sl of which he VI.
wsf.n 20 h and " the last growth ~ ms in,hrt
m 6y ,crrs the onl, sced.n fro,idenee and dur
ing period enjy Ell very extensive "et sss
anil .on ,onsey r. thai that rironags vii now ht tns
f.rei 90 hm III, stand ithe Obj mmt., nsn ,a 10, y"
April . JOhN Y. hAhDtNpohon
n..v
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CDJ EGAaT.

EER. KEESE, Voc tlI,,, from the New-York Theatre,
We Boney cctiuy acIuaini. the La lie, snl Gentle
Of Provide and II, vicinity, that he intends giving
Coneeit at the FRANxLIS Hall,
TiilS EVEN NJ. JUNE 25.
Tickets tl, sion val b. 80 cen,siu be had DfN
NEfOGDS Lottery anl Exchange Office, the lidel-
The Concert Will consist Of Three PLr arranged ioo,;
PART I.
Song The younC an boonn, Bide Addison.
Suns.-fhi' blooming rose. Phillips.
Biad-iiink u! this cap. MoOr..
Scotch Balad-Wla' be king hut Charlie. Sir w. sco,t.
PART II.
Baad-rhc Maniac ii. Sir J. Steyen.ou.
Songs there heat that never loved. Brihdui.
Scrnsie- Mry, dear Mary, li awake. WGiuak,r.
Irish B,iai-Oh! an lrishman. heart Is as stout
as shilelagh Whitaker.
PART III.
Scotch heroic Song-March, march, Erick and
TeyiOiddle, or hiuc Bonnet' oer the horder.
Scrc,,adc IIoye art thou ing o. sleeping Keene.
lrisL Balad--Cioo,kr,n Lawn. Cdrolsl
Fale--farewe ell, hut whenever you welcome the
hour, (wnr Il by MoorcJ mus Keen-.
Nj. kEENE will accompany bGc't the Piano Forte.
1Ir TO commence nj O'Clock, precisely June %.
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DIED.
PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY, Juno 81.
Schr Morning Star. Farrier. Bangor.
Schr Sally Davis, Baker, Bath.
Schr Tsyall, Landerkin, Bath.
Schr Morning Star, Farrar, Bangor.
.Schr Areo, Webb, Bath.
Schr Susan, Douglass. Bath.
Schr Ranger, Freeman, Harrington, Me.
Schr George, Tailmtn, Bah.
Schr Charles Kceler, Tyler. Thomasion, with
lime to the master.
Schr Boston, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Pho ak, N'ckerson. Saco.
Schr Delight in Peace, NIckerson, Saco.
Sioop Rising Sun, Crocker, days fin Baltimore,
with corn.
Sloop Traveller Buckley, FIN Fairfield, with grain
to tho master.
slo,p Trader, Burgess, Sandwich. with wood to J
SIoop FAIR Haven, Smith, Hartford. with gin to E
Dyer Il Co.
SUNDAY, June %.
Schr Cadz. Snowman, Castine.
Schr Two Brothers. Lambert Sandwich.
schr WIN Baker, Fraenan, Phtston
Schr Wenham, Alexander. Bangor
Schr CaInus, Norman, Orand
Schr New Hazard, Pet,neale. Sullivan
Sloop industry, Cobb. Taunton
Sloop G,eyhouni, Dinmck. Sandwich
Sioup Thomas. E drdge, Sandwich
Sloop Rejr n it,o,, Pratt, Newport.
Sioop Susannah, Bourne, Sand~ ch, with wood to
through
Sloop Eliza, Barrows, Freetown with wood to J
BurrGugh
Soop Rose Tree, Fowler, Wexford.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock, New York.
MONDAY, June %.
sehr Hope. Pinckney, Prescott, Me.
Schr Olive, Webb. Bath
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith. River Head
Sioop Argnnaui, B rden, Trov.
SIoop Emeline, Miller. Bristol.
Sloop George r Muy, Walden. Newport.
Sloop M,ry, Wescptt, Wickf,rd.
Sloop Mount Norah, Martin, Warren.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, WEXFORD.
TUESDAY, June 81.
UL sloop Mary, Gardner, 2 daysfm New York,
with wool, iron, STEEL whiskey, maddrr, vine, to-
b ,cco, leather and merchandise, 10 G Allen, q )
Rathb ne, J IN ,pin & Go. Slater, Wardsei & Co.
X Il Stafford d Go. iiunphry & Everett, Watson
& Lothrop, J tong lon < Sons, L CrJadc,
Martin, + Ta,bo Dysrs Z Mlnton, and to order.
Sioop Little Mary, Smlll, Dennis
Sloop El.anora, B,ker, New York, with cotton to
G Allen and grain to the master.
Sloop Two Brothers. Gardner, Eas, Greenwich.
Sioop Fame, Walden, Newport.
So % Sarah. Ineraham. Warren.
.Sloa. Renlisr. Davis, Trov.
'Sio 10 Comn"r -, Wn,lev. South Kngstown.
Slnop Mun,ng star, G eene, East Greenwlch.
Stcan boat Connecticut, Bunker, New.fOrk.
CLEARED,
UL sloop Huniress, Heath, New York,
u l. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York
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INDEPENDENCE $4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
NERMONT State Lottery, class No. g. for 1929, to he
drawn Friday, july ih highest prize, o0)O dollars.
Also lot. OF Other prizes such a 200 1920 10 OF ooo nc
Whole tic keis 81 and shares n proporon be had in
cry variety Of numben u
MOSES BAKER,
june IS Canal Lottery Otfce, No. 3 ~, Cunsl st.
Dr""pq o. the Grand State Lottery, Glass 7, for 1928.
XIE tie Subscribers, having been requested 10 attend
w the d"awine a. the Grand State Lottery, ClaSs 7.
for 1929 do hereby certify, thai the following are the six
numbers which this day drawn from the Forty Five
placed in the wheel, viz
I'd Sd 4ih 5th 9th
80 % ~ 30
And that the said numbers drawn in the order In
which tev stand ahovs that say, No 3a was the frt
that drawn; No ?9 thu second; No the third;
No was the fourth; No rs the fifth; No 30 was the
fth and ltt.
Fitness hands at Providence this eentyfovrth day
Of June, 1873. J hUTCHENs,
J. J. srIMsON,
X. LYMAN,
J. JONES.
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The soop William, Swasey, of Newport, from
Chirlcstou, grounded on The ~ Spit, st. Augustine
harbour, about 5th INST. a: winch lime she had or
5 feet IN her hold. Part of the cargo will be
saved in a damaged state. The w. was owned by
Capt. Swasey AMI Il. Potter, and was fully rnsured
Toe wreck of bIg having her keel Big Gn,e,nnr
Putis ,ap.LeI dUcn 22' his becn fallen in with about 90
nie, S;SW oi Bock iianJ d"i loHed into Holmes Hole
ia. hi; Go Pdtri, Sdrgean sailed from po,land Vi ch