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Bu The LdureI.

SAVANNAH Oct 81. Arr ships Eliza ard Abb
by, Martin. New York 9; Queen Nab, Bailey do o;
U,,ted Staiss. Wilson do 4; sloops Othello, M'Cau-
10y do O; ~Jadkson, Lewis do 9; Excel, Blankcnship
do 7; Catbarinc and Elizabeth, Allen, 3 d. from 81
Augustine, bound To Charleston, in Distress, having
split her square sail and lib of ST Hclsna-sailod IN
CO with schr Agnes, Swasey, for Charleston.
DARIEN Oct W. Arr sloops Three Brothers,
Doan, Providence 8, Dirigo, Bates, Bristol 8.
BY the Marcia.
American vessels in the port Of Havana, 25th u~t.-Ships
Paragon, Prescott, une, EIbe, sIanbops, do; Florida, Burne',
Trieste, To- tGseius, Vsaprr, cowrs. do; Roger Williams.
Mo,hsr, Hamburg ia N"vj Clifford Wayne, Eldridse, uncer
United States, Kennedy, dses; Addison, FsuILs, ane. B,igs
Mare, Williams, Portland, soon; Warren, Hood, Boston, do;
Rosnns, Miller, noei Lama, Luce, dol Clyde, ~S,aekpole, do;
Mark, Am.ln,y just at in Mar.eills.; ssphi,, Dunn, fm Bar.
oelon,, di.e; Mary Jane, Parks, New York, nes, week, Nspol.-
on, Jenninss. do 26ibj Sally aud Esther. Richards, uneeri
%Ca'h''in., Mayo, just ar I'm New York, Norma. Riehard,o',
disehg, Cornelia, Constant, Manrill,,, 2d Now Mary, Max
well, Chsrle.ton, 26thi Shannon, Quigyin., une, sebsgo, Wood
berry, do. Sehoon"s Hope Return, Maleu, for ,alri Hope
CLARK, dl~t; Lapwing, Kennedy, hal,iporr, lew Dis; Samuel
Wall, Wall, just Al I'm Baltimore.
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SEMINARY

AfnatSd nins mlIfs from Unrf(Oyd. on lhr I'urDDiks K0nd
leading from HsrtCord 10 Bo.soa and groyidemr,
"a This School has been uiven 1, nm, ,,llic
about two years since. shuwt,y AFTER. th,m,rI, M
health. md soue UiIrf minur ca,is.s ws ve,e ,il,p,J n, !.
fuss taking my more scl,o,au In ibs min. Aurr numerous
and repealed applications. Ne concluded IN Nm an nr,is,nut,
and have been iortuna,s IN ot<uniDs n rc,iipnrun ruuiuatsd
nj Yhls Collces, wbo enters precisely in,o our sysss,o "a ed
ucasivs. His qualifications ns n tcnrbrr. and bs inis,nijra-
bic e~xsrtions fr The benefit OF thu scholars, orfr,isS Ito
school all That prosperity that we could reasonably csIpct,
We are now pio,ared Ia receive ai those a. hoiars who slaI!
bo pleased to attend. We do not prctesd oar systs,u ~ cd,
ucnion 10 be peculiar 10 ourselves ~ searching lhe writings
Of tho Immortal Las kr. we find thui hc had the s,,uc vi.vys
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by lost Eveming's Western AfaiL.l

s'I
NEw.fopx.-1h New York Daily Advertiser states That
the rsldhH oi vote, Tor Electors stand, for Jackson 10, Adrss
10. They add, "Tbe above table exhibits the whole Dswber
of Eieeiofd votes In the State. We have filled In those only
from Shich We have returns on which we csn ,ely. by isis .
received Yesterday, II Is stated ihs, the double district Of D..
wsEo, Madhon, counlnndi, frsnLIin, Eser, &c. sivIws I votes
have all Ssse Tor the Administration; aud that Scbehsri-,
Gferu anJ Diego, making three votes, have given jackson ma.
jo!iiiss. We learn by The passengers in the steam bosi from
Albsey, which arrived last evening, that Jefferson county hAs
returSsd 400, Franklin 900, aud EsseH $50 fr the sdnninlssa.
tio"i Lewis ito, chensnso $40 TO 1000, Clinton 7, aud War
rn Tor Jackson"
The Advocate give. Mr. Adam, 10 vote, es,,sin
vssoi vtA-Tbe Inieligeneer Of Saturday, gives partial
RETURN from several counties IN Virginia. By these return,
II sppsas that the vote 81 snds for Adams 2255, Jackson 1922.
A postscrPt in the sam paper give. additional returns, which
give Adams iiei, Jackson 1868. The prospects are good In
this State.
OHio-Thc mnis from the Enst and West tsays tie Tn.
t%eIIigencor) have this moment brought ~ the news, that we
have gained 40 voes, preciseIy, in nine counties, more
than Uov. Trimble received over Nj. Campbell, nj The late
election, In the NINE oounthos. IT IS BEYOND l.
DOUBT THAT THE ADMINISTRATION WILL PRE-,
VAIL IN ONO. The minority viii probably bo six or
seven thousand votes.
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POR or
ARRIv Ed,

SATURDAY November 3.
Brig Charity. from Norfolk, with wood, Sprung
aleak on her passage, and was compelled to throw
over her deck load.
schr In,cntion, Phillips, fm Baltimore, with -four
and corn to : Adams Jr.
Sloop Condor, Wright, I'm Baltim ,ro, with corn to
Albums Jr.
sloop Harmony, Rhodes, I'm Bal,imore, with -four
TO p II d Rhodes.
sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, I'm u Baltimore, to
p 4 ID Rhodes.
Sloop Gsn. Ba,,cy, G irdnor I'm Albany.
Sloop Swift. Rogers I'm Albany.
steamboat eushlight. Currie. Newport.
SUNDAY, November Q.
sloop Franklin. Brown, Pawcatuck.
Stoam boat Washington, Comstock fr New york.
MONDAY, November 10.
Brig Marcia, Maybory. 10 days from Havana,
with sugar To w Richmond 4 Go. Lon 9Th ul,.
brig Ann, Cady, fr 'hi, port in 2 d..
brig Laurel. Sheldon, q days from Savannah, with
cotton 10 4 Waterman, Bockwith Y Pearson, & II
stafford & Co. J Cbapin Il Co. J Man,on. II An.
ebony, Waterman II Arnold and q X Arnold. Let
al inst. ships Envoy, Wheaton,. for liverpool IN 7
d. Eliza and Abby, Martin, just ar TN Now York.
Passed at Tybcc, brig Francis. Crons, I'm Ph'lado'.
phia; day ofsailing, 70 miles N of Tybee, passed
ship Hazard Chace, r. this port. aud brig William,
Atwood, I'm boston, Cor Savannah; on Sunday last,
n, sunset. 10 mile, y Of Block Island. passed brig
Usvre, Pearco, hence FOR New OslsAns.
Brig Leopard, Harris, ' days fm ssvsnaah, with
cotton 10 Is ID Wooden, Cooke & Brown, ) Wator-
man, Waterman K Arnold, J Chaplin 4 Co. Is X Z
Dyer and r Man,on & Go. Pdsssngers, Mr. Peck
ham and 2 others. Passed eth INST. lat 81 10, ship
Rising States, hsnce for Savannah. Spoke 9h inst.
of Montaug, schr Cambrolong. I'm Alexandra Tor N
York.
echr Boston, Baxter I'm Boston.
schr Mars, Marcbsnt, I'm fishing. with mackarsl
10 J Andrews.
Schr Two Brothers. Wsthorell I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Aurora, B%rirltman I'm Wcstpori, with wood
10 The master.
u l. sIoop Herald. Brown. 2 ds from New York,
with -four &c.
SIoop Eliza. Merritt Tn Frsetown,
sloop Mochlnic, Nyo Try Sandwich.
sloop w ,ll,a,n. Chabbock In Sandwich.
sloop Mary, Stuf,ovant I'm Rochester.
SIoop Grccian, s~in FIN Warehaw.
sloop Hiram, Csswoll FIN Rochester.
sloop Lucy Emsline, sphinx I'm Wexford.
sioop Two Brothers, Greene. East G~fccnwieh.
slooc Mount Monas, Martin, Warren.
Steam boa, Ilabcock, Babcock. Newport.
TUESDAY, November ".
Sch, Chart, y, Grecnls~. 10 day. from Es''pe''
9th Lumber.
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81 10 I'll 16sh, U o hiss,s lave. end slsop Il ~
wa5rsns I'll we'll on board. Lisss Il L c Wsitins.
Mt6ebspmsa Charles d Drake. and Mr. james Pa.
ssr u. nss q The wsncs, came passengers IN The
Wissssd, % Boston. =,
AVS Thomas % uh. schr Baltic, slocun, ~
Laeussa next dsy. ~
~ 0lsssow - ult. ship Gov Fssnsr, Martin -
New Yosk ii
Ubss, nsxs day; Octavia. Lewis, for Islo Of May 10
d.
The brig Merdsssi, FISHER, " this port, sailed IN
Omos shout lesh Sept. for Trsxillo, 10 finish loading
for New York.
Brig Ann Cells, Perry, fm this port, arr q. PORT
Royal sbou, lst alt.
Z Pare 2oth Sept. brig Amethyst, Upton, Of Sa.
Ion discg; Romp, Clssk ios d" OH Oct.
AZ Csrsa, 2Ist Sept. brig Index, Towne. Of Bos-
ton,
AZ New Dispps Sept rs, ships Magnolia, uncer,
Lunss. just Dom die, bound to N Orleans; Jefferson,
for N York 4 os 8. .
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cAXAL LN1ELLIaENcE

- - y y
Arrived yesterday, canal boat, John Brown, Poor Provi-
dsnee, Dob,ou Mendon, w rk anil Worcester, Green, all
FROM " o'eesterj and Massachusetts,, Bsmford, from NorlI-
bridsc--wih wood aud domestic goods, 10 sundIy prpon'.
Tbc La " Darlington, Horton, was taking in freight at U1-
bridge, yesterday noon.
The John Cspron, ir% UsbriJye, aud Rhode Island, from
Worcester, left Woonsoke, at 2 O'clock yesterday, for Provi-
denee.
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A letter received In town last evening, dnted Bogotn
Hepd 2a, gives an account of mn unsuccessful nttemIa 10 ~
svsstnatr Bolivar. The attack WIN made on ibe palace and
q nansbes ~ sGccm and men were killed. Six IL thc con,
spIntofs Ind been hung.
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schr Adnirsi. Lisssli n A<sse. visA .sshsssl.
slosp o'"sss. essbaeh e.n Ns4sssAss. wah oil
''s si candle s;. . c 1870: e e. ~ : ,, :ss' ~, -.
10 x Q Day 4 eoa. 4r.a
sloop Reindssr, Davis IN 1tsv.
6loop Leopard. Tanner - BsN Greenwich.
sloop Sarah. IssrsAsm, Wsssss.
sloop Morning bsas, Grssss, nas 0sssswish.
slocP Fall River, Brsytess Tsey.
slsop Fame, Walden, Nswvsss.
CLEARED.
sloop Charles. epslmsn, Albany
U j. sloop Superior, Child. New Yssh
U l. sloop Prot doncs. Brows, New York
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CLEARRn.

Matansas; sloops Fame, Aiss, and Mary Nichols,
Spencer, Nan,uckst-sad oihsrs.
Passengers in the New Eadsad-Mu Piimsn,
Miss Smith, James Bailey, H. MssssL I Pitmap,
Reynolds, M'Konsis, Munross Prise and Austin,
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UMBRELLA AND PARAsoL gsrABLisgMENss
JOHN LILLY.


UMBRELLA n PARAsoL EsyABLts1MENgs
JOHN LILLY,
M w. JMavkst-&. csrssr Of Mwkst 80 DStrf sfvssts,
HosfON, -
y lsssly enlarged hs hsnufhciosy, apd ms now M
- hand snd offrs II Wboeyaic and hStah, MT Lbs Ware
poss on the mot nsasUnabIc terms, the largest assortment Of
sreks In his ltse, 10 10 fHind In New. England, viz -
0nsnSLLAs q NlpsriU large ske, GieeB, DIuc, nDd Brown,
insds Of itaIb'8, French, snd Cniaa nix.
90 baaall sizs do do
DO With plated sticks, and Ivory mounted.
90 Cahs Handles, q neal and light article for
DO law priced SIX.
d. Large md 'suhIl size, bingham, superior
do "a, 20 and ~ Inch GIngh IN, with whale bone
stieks, sIitrd hf county tmdc.
Dc Ol LiDe0, %, ~, ", ~, aud 10 Inch do.
SAsAs"Ls Cresi aud rich bofders, sur Hinges, IVORY and
plated handles, &c.
DO Brown 10 while fringss.
% d. do brown do.
40 do Cnps e, lpfed handles.
90 do black sticks, with white finges.
% do brown fringe.
Also, lust received, n etunprte assor,hsQ Of green, and
howl rilk, and silk fisges.
general nsoimcut u Walking Canes.
White md green Oiled rnk.
Do do do Linen.
Wha'ebone Tor Stays, constantly on hand, and cut TO my
pattern.
uinbssiiss and Pursols new covered and repaired.
Nov ~
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@o-FarpEsIcx s. HILL Esq. has len the
Boston Statesman and associated himself with
Nj. Hale, a. assistant editor Of the Boston
Daily Advertiser.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

IIisi Water, ,bi. day, sn. i5n. Thursday, 10. Aim. Friday,
Oh 33m.
rrsuh,rse,Ins m n'na,e, gives the time o. high water q, Newport
aditns > hour, and y minu,.,, give, ihetlmc OF high water q, No,cs
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o9-Ths Philadelphia papers contradict the
report Of the death Of Mr.. Ingham. He is OK.
trcmsly III.
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MACuJNgRy ~ AUUriON.

MACHINERY A. AUCTION.
IN SATURDAY, Nov. 18Th, nj the a0Ns sesD -
J rear n NJ Nsndoph C1mnd ;esy, Ma. 10, wsI1onk.
Street. the foltrwi"g second hand Machinery, vzi
One Picker, . Esd mnchtns. =
0ns ssl.ed sesds,, ! so4 npshies. ~sosssis'as - ~
dis~, ~ excellent running 0de6
Two Throstie ItsmAs, 10 s1niies ssek.
Pour Looms, wool sidss, " mnaIDg osdeG.
Two do Iron do
Obe small RoJapg Frame.
Any person wbttns Ia exs0stps The hisekhHey psvvtnw
70 THE dly of ~re. can do 70 ~ sHnn1n NJ. Claa<h16
Store, ~ IN un Anrtvss~f. Ths Who'll Ntn MsotkN0V
will lie soid vvHbcsx reserve On n ihssuI Ov&h Ey snik[&o1
pnpsr. Tie sale will conissncs nj II o'rkek. 4. " =
Oct 70 J.
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%AssiCNEE,s r

VuNHE ersdinr Of JosNvA n. woop, arc hereby notified
Ia exhibit thsif ciauns lo the subscriber, on " hefcre
tho hr~t day of March pass, that ihey may b entitled 10 the
,ensht u The provisions VI hs trci ~ ,turt, datcd tbs hnh
bay II May isst. yEoRcE CURTIS.
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MORE PRIZES! MORE LUCK!!
4 ~ " -, u capital In le ID Connection, Lottery,
sold by s. Dewey, No, -, Market street.
Draw numbers ao NJ follows;
% 81 70 80 81 20
For more prizes III the N. Y. Consolidated Lottery, call M
above, under tho lucky No. -.
Tho next Lottery draw on Tuesday neri.
UiGiiEs 4 PRIZE 5000.
Whole Tickets ~, aad share" IN proportion, Tor sale IN
every variety al
y. J. DEWEY'S,
No. ~, Market street, Providence.
All Lottery nh Exchange information gwen gratis.
Tickets aud paris for sale In NIL Lotteries. aud schemes
thercof always on hand. NU' ~
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THIS DAY.
I" Hurrah for tho Whhe .Mee,' at No. II, Union Build.
ings-DOat yQrget the Number.
FIFTY THOUSAND IN THE FIELD.
NJ EW- york CONSOLIDATED Lottery, will positive
~ ly bo drawn IN New. York, tins day.
Tho " White Nice " take great pleasure In presenting 10
their patrons the following Truly splendid
SCHEME.
prize Of $50 900; of 10,0JO, Of 10000 ! of 5,Oo0i ]
Of 4OOO; of $500; ! If 1885, 8 Of 1000 many OF 800, $50,
100, 10, 20, lowest 20 dollars.
Wioles s2D, halves 10, quarters 3, eigItlls so, sixtccnthm
rs. For sale at
DINNEFORD'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, No. II Union Buildings, a
the sign Of tho Z" WHITE MICE"
Who are continually distributing To tie votaries ri Dame
Fortune, some Of tho post splendid capital prizes. l-Dont
forget tho White Mice.
Where have been sold within n few weeks tho following
capitals; Of $1,000
Besides several ri 100 dollars, &c.
Therefore the White Nice are confident Of distributing 10
the patrons " DiNNEFORD, tle above splendid capital
prize Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Nov ~
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Two q LoNonh.

MAELZEL'S Exhibition
OF AU1DMhfh, n THE CONFEDERATION or
MOSCOW, f'
XX/ILL continue n, FHAEKLis HsLL, ~ Az isvn,
hT TWO WEEKS longer, from Monday, Nov. i0h,
IN consequence ~ the very liberal patronage hitherto Ferciv-
cd, and the request OF u Dunbsr VI Amateurs Tor that puf.
pose.
Exhibition Commences precisely ut huff past 7 O'clock,-
DOOs open half M hopr previOIs.
Admhtlnce ~ eents-Cbildfen half price.
Ihs t~s front be"eh" ara ereiasireiy appropriated TO
Children. Nov. ~
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A. Court u Probate, holden wlbin ans fs The Town q
Ptcy.dencs, on The vi day ~ NvySwhss, A, y. iess.
rupHH Commissioners htfeLtsss sVpchpisf Y tses.ve sss
es'hs"o y" wv. ss.'". W. csss: eI uyre rus,
eyusdcva,oa ,hssecf NJ scfsrsvd 70 Monday IN i'm dsy III
Novemhef instant, ~ , c'ohrk, n =. end thss psrvlcan No
,hc Literary Saasp 70 OIL pe''oss is'sss~sd W sppcs d
scvs sxTRxS W, JACKSON, cu~l.
ACkERMAN'H "FORQET NE NOT"
ChanrTNAe END New v~sss rt~srm r.
-. snepuiyeA vu the fric~Irs srs-ns Goa a.
mswu. Cplsips, 2 Eilcn rtir'h,r,a, W t,t ID
3 UsrSsas6yyT Ht1yssss Lsska Asss I vr,p ,rsis
lace, oihs trcpoaL 10 vycsns, n Ne teAcskcyl 10 TIA
= $3.50 ''''' s''s r'ry = Az; "a rss''f
SovS No 70 S.ss' 81 rrrriss t"eS sShaisr.
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No. ITO Ia Wcsfminsfer. street,
A vseiyed and Gs .als q supply ol',s ,..ss ssa.s.
Also, - D,ssertat,e~ sgsa sifrssfaisdrv sssksasass
cr Religious, Sf,rs," by Ruv. MpNfiss RAyess, whns
Rector ct =, Paul and - Peters Churches. IN nualnutan,
Con Price 10 els. v
Likewise, Roy. MI RAysrns fsswsll slwon, On ,nhlns
leave Of TIC Ep...cpal Chuseh = Mosros, uog, end . NJ
gIrfss." ptioc ~ ~ cents each,
Mth- spu,c place may ass b he'd . vars,y NJ vvks ~
ofi rs Wm
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STOLEN

NROM my house, on Friday evening 30h uh: be,w~sn
the hnurs ~ nina and ten, n silver Watch, The tqncr
onsc had bocD ipsnded Tho hour hand Yves " btsA ~ eTe
per and the minute hand sie~i. Makers uan,e y. Haymss,
London, No. loy6. \ tgitablo Upward wly.k w paid ll is'
formation " tho lbief or watch. JOSHUA sMiTu.
Sceknnk, Nov. =.
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,OST, yesterday, n sn,,l Russia Calf ok In Pocket Book
Continuing ilups d'daos IN change, one two d0iiaf blu,
ono me doihrbiI ono Dsc sigYed by ysbex Harry, nya
bic Ia John b. Harris, aud sundU 0iLor papers N no ,o0se.
Ia any one but thu owner. Tho fpdcf Will be snna
My rswurksd by leaving tie sans nt this ofBcs. Nov. ~.
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NEW ESTABLISH MENT'.
NOTICE
CURRENT MONEY

4 T one quarter psv cont DISCOUNT. Al kinds n epo(
Current bank Naos will In exchanged up,n ihu above
terms, by 4. W. CLARK n BROTHER,
Nov No. ", Market s'rvN.
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UAGiNG KODs, VANTAGE RODE,
RULES, SC. Just received mud for sale, m assort
ment os Tho above articles, nj the MUSIC SALOON.
Nov ~
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RECEIVED THIS DAY,
CASE Of the nmt. quality Pelisse WnddIng, for sa'o
by n. q. X r. WELLS
Nov ~ ~, Market squire.
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FK~oVIDENCE COTTTION BANH
public h respectfully INF rmed Ilnt nrrsngssnsnis
II have been made Ia accommodate private and pubiie
parties Vt the shortest notice with Cotinion Music, by canins
ON Mr.. WfLLAWp JEsoss, of Pawiuckst, of M. DAsisl
CAysoN, f Pnvidenrr. Tho hand CONSISTS of six pieces
nDd parties can b. accommodated with one Or moro pieces
Nav ~
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THOMAS W. Parker.

UNANCF snd Wi.dsef Ch.k P4isaev, Tespssfsly sS"ss.
The public that he has taken the shsp To- s.sriy occupied
by Risds' q. Aisa, ~ MslbewsosaSsr, The third door Lsw
W. uin'ter street, whore he viii he bsppy 10 isssivs ssy ~
der in his line u hssinsss. Having procured the lot II sset,
manner, 10 m~h bic sh's II ,hs pablo pnfeesgs,
on HAND, "
Large iisL back RocLins Chain, we'll knishsdi chiIJsss's
Dining sud small Rocking Char.
November ~. J. sm.
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4 SITUATION &C. Iioosshespsr o. Nuns ~ shiIdrn
IN In = respectable fsmily. Fu psf'hvla- enquire o.
me hoie n Ms. Truman, Uponetes. Vow
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For SALE.

ruvIIE stock ofs meIehan, Tailor, consisting of D'oad.
,Wro. Ato the privilege 'of renting The stand. Tenn. lrbe
nj, md VIII le made known Oh application " q. v. SPIN.
CEn, Assignee 10 james Michel, No. 81, sOui' Wsier n.
Nov ~.
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- TENEMENT WANTED.
80 Wanted, a small Tenement, CONSISTING II 4 " 5
lsssm roons. one on lls w esi side would lie pwfsued.
l..OHh kcnt moderate. inTllre nj this ufice. Nov ~
TENEMENT TO LET.
fyrz4h A Teneinsnt VI Ave rprms IN 0seen-nrea. Ap-
..ls 'Iy TO GEO. b. RArHsoSE'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16

regions were Shut out from market, and o
| course their abundant products were compari
lively OF little value. Now, they are in on'
aence brought veiy near TO market, and tha
the most important 10 them IN the Union
Such is the cheaPness uftransportalion,wl Sc
Little risk is i: attended, that II removes the
srea, and only obstacle which formerly lay III
their way; and the value of those products, and
OF Course # their lands, must be greatly enhan-
ced, So that their prospects Of future prosperi-
~ in the highest degree animaIing and
gratifying.
The regions bordering upon the Upper Lakes
and waters, are but just beginning to hi with
Inhabitants. That part Of the State OF Indiana
which lies near to Lake Michigan, and The Ter
rilory OF the same name, must transport the
produce OF lheirtsrms through Lake Erie and
The Western Canals 10 this city. In lew
years those regions will be cultivated by
a vigorous and enterp' i,ing race OF men,
who will add much to the stock ot agricuiu-
raj products, and mercantile wealth. Beyond
those regions, the imagination can hardly keep
pace with the future CONDITION Of the terrific
rics which still remain u be Inhabited, and
cultivated Steam Boat navigation to Detroit
has already become perfectly familiar 40 our
oountrymen, who think bat little more, at the
pre,en: time, of making a voyage 10 that dis
lant spot, than they did a few years ago from
this city TO Albany.
Who that casts his thoughts forward 10 the
state Of things in this country Fifty wears hence,
can fail Of being almost bcwidered with the
progress III population and wealth that viii
then be realized. The communication will br-
fore tha, tine extend through Lake Superi-
or; and he vas, territories bortle ing upon lha'
immence inland sea will also fnl their way
to marke, through The New York Canal 10 this
city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
Forty Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living IN Charles
10 county, state Of Maryland, about miles fre m
ror. tooaeco, Oh the first of the present month,
(April)a negro man named JOHN. He is a stout,
well made man, about twenty years of sge FIVE feet
eight or ten inches HIGH dark complexion. has cut
or mark across the upper part of his nose, between
his eyes; had on when he absconded blue round.
about and Pantaioons OF domestic manufacture; he
also had with him variety of clothing. Ne an art
full fellow, ami will no doubt often change his cIothe.
1t is believed that he has made for Virginia and is
probably lurking about of the fishing shores
The above reward will be paid if he is apprehended
and brought home or cured IN Jail so that get him
again. DANIEL SMALLWOOD.
april l6-dT'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
From the National ntelgencer.
TWEEN rIErH CONGRESS, lsr SESSION
Monday .aprH II, 1898.
lis SENATI

liz SENATE.
resolution was submitted by Mr.. Smith,
Of South Carolina, au,horisiog the Secretary
to Cause the Chair Of the President OF the SEN
ate, and the seats Of the Senators, 10 be restor-
ed to their former positions. On motion OF Mr..
Noble, the bill 10 continue the Cumberland
Road, was taken up, and made the order OF The
day for Monday next. The bill making nroyi'
sion for internal improvements WAS read q
third time and passed. The bill 10 graduate
The price OF public lands was taken up, and,
alter having received variety Of amendments,
was. on motion Of Mr.. Branch, ordered 10 lie
on the table.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
AUCTIONS.
This Nay.

lNfS Uhy.
4 IN WEBAESD.7Y. 10Th .iprii next, at 10 O'Clock
~ at the auction store
10 shares FIRE Insurance Stock
! gig and horse. Terms cash.
by order Ut Henry and Richard Shade, Admr's. Of
Charles Slade deed
Immediately alterth sale of the above, will be sold
20 drums figs
l cask port wine
kegs Tyson tea, about 9 lbs each
Cordial in bottles
Backing, ink powder, &c.
At private sale,
second hand Englisln piano
guitar, bed, cssk cheese
With sundry articles Of furniture, groceries, &c.
Also-To hire, by the month, healthy young Wo
man who is PLAIN cook, washer, &c.
marble slab and stand, beds mahogany chairs
Sdeboard, cables, bureau, &c. Also, buck wheat
-four in half b rrels, very cheap.
aprii15 GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.