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.KER's VEGETABLE RryovATiNG


jgga' 20 srdip.'s or dBg ser, and ore dollar ear,Nr,
EISois Tie cure Of RicRpstsls, Lirtr COwpisia,, li,o's.
e. M6rrgr,af, and Sg1Aih;i UiSszscS. Lkey.sr, cyui-
pi ants arising from an if9rire state az TIC tisri, i1llii s,Je
4 hr'at, and the early Stages Of Cons,lrltiIi, sc
Mary Cases Of Jnirdicc lG,yc been radically tut'i ny
Using oriy n few bttles. nys.s psi, az Indigestion, il ~
moved by its powerful! .irrics and VIII :; oiildrcn air can-
ccyned, 1t Is known 10 be Il yennkllle s1.sfary o:snu,e,
aud fT that plprse siwIi b. kept In i,.niLcs, ~ La giai
iI complaints Incident ~ !Hc c'riIigrs Of The s.lsors.
Purchasers are requested . } observe, t1at the cenliiis
Medicine hats the irulr!a,Ors nam, in iMs own hand WIZ
Ing, on the label of each lntlc, with the words "farker's
PiBacel,' on he seal al. the crk The label repregeut5 liz,
Hydra subiGcd By Hercules, with a ilisouic emblem above.
This IAN CEA y t.rial 10 any in Use i; IL PEASANT 10
the taste, and rtqlr's 10 aia:ltUn Ia the diet ~-spiraovs
Liquors ~ b. avoided.
The proprietor j. aware. that Gr want Of proper ard rrr-
tain infirnmi'on, his Eeiei'c may by sTuc ,srsons In rank
ell ailOBgJ abtrlus yenGsi by Numerous cfnpirics Of tho
day lfi be las the Satisfaction Of knnwins, that ulnn trial
t.'.c cpiniuns will rar.i>h, ani give rlsce IL conviction "
rs superior merits. To pricid tia, all and every diseas,
To Which tn lInan constitution Is Liable, Will I've CURED by
LIS ,ErNEcinr, worl! In fi-c end absurd in the oxtrerIre, Lur
Il possesses uEconm,n efficacy in tie relief and c1re Of GER
tia obstinate AMI virirnt Complaints, and tluS. in many In.
s'tlcts Of the nnTi charming ani distressing nature, Can auit
has been fully su,rtata,cd.
Certificates and directions, printed In a pamphlet form, a>
company each botie-picc s. or $40 per dozen.
RE-NI..NEER -" PARK ELS M 20 euua! 10
SHain's, m any other, and one dullar cicap>r.
Orders from any part at the United States, addressed Z,
JOHN 4. PARKER, No. 900, Meth Eighth, four drnrs
above Wood street, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER,
Printers, Pinladeiphii, will he attended 70.
January 30. 1N.
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Deaths.

Yesterday morning. Mrs. Harriet Dyer, in tho
2ith year Of her age, wife Of Mr.. Benjamin Dyer,
.Jr. and daughter of Major Alexander Adie. Funeral
Tomorrow afternoon, a, , o'clock, from her late resi-
dcnce, No. 90, Broad-Strcct.
In North Providence, on the 9th inst. Ann p. Ar
mington, in the 18th year Of her age, eldest daughter
pfMr. George Arlington Funeral tomorrow, a,
II o'clock, from her fathers residence.
In Bdrriliville, Mary Luther, wife Of William
Luther, aged TIA respectable member of the So
ciety of Friends.
In New Bedford, on Wednesday last, Elizabeth
Rotch, wife Of William Rotch. Jr. in the 69ih year
efhar age, a worthy member aud elder Of the socic, 10
Of Friends.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, Mr.. Joshua Gladdine,
aged ~.
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Cid Palladium, Cloutman, ..io Janeiro; Bsisey,
Wallis, Gouenburg; Acorn, House, Philadelphia
Betsey i Jane, Baltimore.
Port of yNep York, Jan. 30
Arr GALAXY, Swift, from Rochelle; AEsIia, New
Orleans; Chelsa. Barnes, do; Glance. Hatch, Cab
%raltar; Mouat Parnassus, Jeremie; Atlantic, Allen,
st Barts; Control, Newport.
Cid Montana, Smith, Havro; Josephine, Smith,
Belfast; Exploit, Porto Rico; Arethusa, N Orleans;
Isaac Hicks, Mobile.
3lst, a; Charlotte, Lathrop, from Now Or!oans;
Peruvian, Churchill, do; Altanira, Moore, Tanpi-
CO, New Packet, St Domingo.
I'D WIN Thompson, Marshall. Liverpool; Hell
en-, Cobb, Havre; Savannah, Austin, Vera Cruz
Tennessee, Fowler, y Orleans; Othello, Charleston;
Louisa. Brewer Amsterdam; Thatcher, Gibraltar;
Enterprise, Tsneriffee; Amity. Providence.
Feb. lsi, arr Mary Ann, Cole, from Angostura,
Mary & Eliza, Gibbs, Maraca,bo; George, Patton,
N Orleans; Cyrus, Halifax.
Cid Albert. Frances, Port au Plat.
%, arr pauina, Mitchell, from Havana; Eyder,
McrreIl, New Orleans; Ullo, Wieklander, Geho and
Elsineur; Gen Marion, Tarr, Madeira.
Cid Roman, Gurroll, Liverpool; Nimrod, Allen,
Mobile; Eunice, Briggs, do; Emsline, Langdon'
Mexico.
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A FAIR CHANCE,

For a rrasjrdi Farmer, or a ren,iemen rafting y>o~
b2lncss, ard mLsh.Rg abcait.y c5Hltry rssSgeaee, goo&
soe,.tg, AND q pleasant ~si,u,tion.
ExNOlt sllc or 10 Lot, aud possession given on the nj n
.N Ap;ii-A valuable FARM, pleasantly sItiansl IN ,ns
Town of Wrcruiam, Sf1te Of Afass1chusits, On the Kores,
ter Post. Road, atott huff way between l,,ston and Proys
dense--knowa formerly as The Lewis Whiting Yarn. said
farin Is VIII appo.ltoncd with mea low, thlirr, ,astpu.
moving AID wood Lrnf with cyicn i've old aid yu,,as
OTchirds, m needy every y;rety of Ap,ie ] .ccs.
The place Il WEI wdtcpd with living spriB.s aud rSnp;ps
waiet--and hs KEEP: * head OF caifla TITO ycar through
The buildings arc ntlsiy new, wen hns, oft the ies rn,te.
fAt, ard vel flushed IN nrulcm style. Ia has two wxIls
q; the very bost water, olo of which Is n the irr.n y.
he buildings consist Of m elcgaut twc. Sor, souSc. nnrs;e
3i ~ u feet, with an l., or kitchen; "a w,ni hm,s, Ialillins
o. SINE lcngtl ~ bouse. on one end a dancing hall buiF
ing, two stories high, 40 feat by 30, wei finis!~d, ON tno
ether etd az the h0,re a harm about - hy ~ f-s. with m,
other oft buildings.
All W which ARC now occupied NJ a Tavern, ~ar~d IN,
lRavrlLEa's Hnsr--it bcing q slsy Tavern stand. stu
n.ci nj tho Iilrnon ~ two roads, about half way lrtvxen
Wrnfinin and fianslin Neeiing Houses.
lhef0 VIII NC aid, IN lci, with tho Fam. from 10 M on
acres OF lard, ns may be agn-il IN.
For plricnlif information of the place, r'e~r entSy Al,
.h..ttnM NnITAafs. an The pngssss, is t MI. Ifrsvy
WHfrfNe, rr7r The siTlu; or n Caleiin JaHy, FcsrIr.
i'exrs. AoArs Iosrta, or y. n. Fosrrs.
Boz Clftcul.s and teins, npriy Z, tic Subscriber, NJ lin
stofr, NO. ~, Droad sitcct, WCst Eide, Ppviiarre.
January ~, SAMUEL SiRN1E.
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Dee. ibcy TtrG.
STATE OF CoSSEcrIcC.,
It;,ybor -, n.u,,u nay,,

NNyHE,EhS JouH MILL, &c Thun, son, in said
w county, Executor Of the li:s VIII aud Tci1incit
of Nathaniel Mills, deceased, brought his certain %lrli',on,
bearing date, December l4th, A. ID. le2i, Icturnah,t is lore
said Court, sr,tins forth, thu. one Elel?rr Bellows (Greeafed,
formerly Of smitlifieli, in the state uf Rhote Island) Exc
cuiei a Mortgage Deed, on the :igtAi day Of Nu,cnicr, 1912,
Of part Of a dwelling house, ard the lands on which it stands,
situated in said Thompson 70 secure the Payment Of n CIR
tain note OF hand Of Sl5i a cent?, and t.e ItirTest tharnt
aud far exceeds the value Of said premises, aud praying said
Court To limit some time beyond whcl, tho Hens, Admins
TRAITOR; and Assigns of tie said Elelzor, shOnld no longer
have right 10 redeem said ~inostgaecd premises. Which le
tition, by legal removes, liath come to this ~t-rni.-Oracrei
by said Court, that notice of the tendency Of this petition IT,
published in the Windham County .adsertiser, Published q,
Brooklyn, and in the Literary Cadet, published nj tmvi-
dencc, three weeks successfully, At least three weeks be-
fore the session Of This Court, in March next. Attest.
February q. DAVID &. BOLIES, Clerk.
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N-To WHOM 1T MAY. CONCER N..xn

the ,rc ut OCTOR HUNTERS CEI.EpR RATED
NE PIbl.S, Icrsi s al either siy, (c,ilrl by the ,vry
rdftdtt e'Pt'aS dycc'ions acc' ~ni,nnying them. are enr-
ha! eJfefBofi9 q eradicate a CilyrA,N DISEASE, ami
d;Hs.
- The extensive s1L, and ~n,nxanp.ed suress Of Ons
arNtI,, N IN. and oilier large Cites anj towns thronghrtLe
ue mon, during TIE time il WIS lrcklel BY The Late fw.
conway, sufficiently prove, that no N sr,ration known, ris-
sSe' s'iieiiH rroiet'es ur,psT whh Tire Inj-fi ~ f.n. /,
ccTl ft TIE most Thorough and spscis etrre OF thp du.anfuS
dtsti.s' fi which IL h recommended.
1bey render the system hss lahi, % infection, ntl orr an
however obstinate.
Recent Infections are renewed i,rrrby In three or fHis
dats, vitlnci Confinement, and NJ a triiTtg cxle ,Is.
Prce-filis ] do!ir Il box Injection Powders and Csiatc.
20 ccrfl each.
- N"le are eealirc, u.i"ss sieacd OF the outside rrrrsnA
wrapper, by the Soic nroprir'or, Il. NiBDEe .ssf.,s q.
Successor IN 'tc iac Dr..W Z. conway Tor sale wlnst.
ste ('ith ali he other " Conway Ac:cinc') by Josr RAJ.
HALcR, Jun. North Main Street ana JoH> u. MAsos "a.
Go. Providence. IA. Jnn.ay ea
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7'I, ON MIME,

CrMBEaLASo SAT- the Supreme Judicial Cant, lc.
gun and holden at Portland, within md tor i:- c"inty ct
Cumberland, on the first Tuesday of November, in tile year
Of Our Lord one thousand eight bundled and twenty rcyen.
Upon the foregoing petition, Orirrcd, That TIE ps titiunC r.
give notice Ia oil persons interested IN the prayer thereof, %
appear beiurc The Justices Of o,r Supreme Judicial Count, "a
be holden at Portland, on the tir, Tuesday OF May next, by
publishing an attested copy Of said petition, and this Order
thereon, three soeeks Seeccist-cly, in either o: tho public
Newspaper printed in the town II ProviicDca. In the state
of Rhode. Island, the last pUb,iedtiua 10 he thirty days at
least before the sitting Of said Ceur', that they may then
and there, in our said Court, slew cause, il any they have,
why the prayer of said petition Should not ,c granted.
"A true Copy Of the petition and Ordrr If the Court.
Attest. WILLIAM r. VAUGHAN, Chrk.
Febriary G.
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February O
To the Honorable the Justices Of tie Su

To the Honorable the Justices Of tie So
promo Judicial Court, bsgus ~ ke;dea q Pcrfisss,
pithia and for the county ~ CaSo0I@sSS9o1 esf
Tuesday IF .|1pcn5er, in. ts ~ ySO Ldra one
tiGuSaad eight hundred and trsntyrsersa,
shew, William Fitch, Of Saba:o, In said
county, Esquire, and sally Fitch, Uftho same : eh go,
widow, MS they are Administrations Of, and interested In TIE
Estate Of Joseph IhcL, late Of said Sebago, which - for
merry a part Of baldwin, deceased, thar GA tte twenty first
Abel Jones, late Of Bristol, in tic state Of Rhode Island, de-
ceased, in his life lime, made, executed and delivered 10 the
said Joseph Fifth, then aiso in full life, a certain bond, under
the hand and seal oil the said Jones, wilcr.,n II was agreed
that the said Jones should convey IN the said Joseph Fitch
in foe, two certain lots Of land, sitlaied IN said Sehaso, which
was formerly n part Of BIdwin, being Lots numbered six
and seven, in tho third range east IN said town, CONTINUING
two lundfed acres, provided the said Joseph should iay, or
Cause 10 b. paid, 10 The said Jo,es, several Sums of money,
particularly specified in said bond, as win more fully appear
by the same bond herein Couit 10 Il. produced, and at the
times therein specified, and according 10 s,indry notes OF
hand given therefor, promising 10 pay the same sums and
interest. The said William and sally Fitch further repre-
sent, that the slid Sims have all hson paid and received, IN
full satisfaction Of the conditions and siiplilt!oni In s1'd
bond and notes contained. Eut the said Adj JoGcs, de
ceased, before making said conveyance of said lots Of land,
and that Julia b. Jones, widow Of said Aiel, and John
Wardv~l, ond John How, Esqlircs, nrc AJministri iors O:
his, said Abel jones' Estate. And further, tli, said Joseph
Fitch has deceased, leaving said William Fitch, Richard
Fitch, Luther Fitch, Iachaiiah litch, John Fitch, rc,scy
Tarnsworth, Sibyl Potter, Sally FausNorl, aud The chill
dren Of Iebecca Whitney, and Abigail Fitch, his legal heirs.
The said William and sally Fitch therefore pray, that the
said Julia u. Jones, John Warlweli, and John Howe, may
deceased, a good and valid conveyance Of slid lots at land,
agreeabiy 10 the tenor ofsaii bend, and ~ by lly provided;
and Us in duty hJand, &c. WILLIAM FITCH,
SALLY FiTCli.
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GOA Fox. Capt. George l.. Brown, a highly
respectable packet master, attached 10 the Union
Line of Packets, succeeded, on Monday last in killing
a Fox, near the Seekonk Plains. for moro than
eight years has Captain Brown zcalously striven TO
take a Fox, and at last To his intimate satisfaction,
and at the expense Of the trib, Of Reynard, has at
length succeeded We congratulate Captain Brown
on the subject, but at tho same time ieploro the hard
fate Of poor Reynari.
CHEVY CuACE AND OTHERS
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COMNrSSlONENN NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
E,EyE, the si, scrHhr:s, having seen appointed iy the
Wv Honorable Court ng lruinir IT the inun of Foster,
Commissioners, To receive. examine and allow the claims Of
tie creditors against TIE Estate Of JosrpE nANcHIsrEn,
late of said Foster, deceased, represented ins,lvr:-and six
months from, the 1h d:y of January, lcA5, axe allowed 10y
said Court, for that parp,ro.
Notice is therefore lt1.eby given 10 The creditors of said
Estate, to bring IN aud prove their respective claims 10 eiher
ofus, within said time, agreeable 10 Iaw-and ,int we will
attend a: the Inn Of Col. Reuben Howard, i'll said Foster, on
the ;th dy of July next, 10 examine apd decide on said
clunS. DANIEL HOWARD,
JDEN AUSTIN, Commis'rs.
BENJAMIN HOPKINS,
Al persons indebted 10 said Estate, nr Hereby requested
10 make ~hDniela'e payment tn
EliiH~ AIN-PH!LLTr.s, administrator.
Foster, January :, lo3o. tjan. 3D.1
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MARRIAGES.

In Newport, by the Rev. Mr. Norris, Mr.. Thorn.
es A. Townsend, to Miss Mary Ann Burroughs,
daughter Of the late Mr.. William G.. Burroughs.
n Sausaiuck, Conn Mr.. John curicr, OF New
York, to MISS Nancy Pcircc, Of tina, cit
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BAKER & ~PENCER.

HAVING obtained a license Of the Town Council Of the
town of Providence, agrcenbly 10 an Act pissed N,
the General Assembly, at their January Session fd 1923;
mn Act In relation to vcDdes of fufeirn Ioiuery Tickets; OF
fer for sale TEX cts In mort nfils popular Iotieries in the
tented lf,t-si aud piy cash down for al prizes soil by them
Under e5oo, " tlrmt discount for interest.
Canal L6teryOiice, Jar. 10. les.
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FLOUR
AIESTER Canal, Troy, New York, Baltimore, City
Mills, Howard street, white wheat, Fredericksburg,
and Richmond Flour
Philadelphia Buck whei It Flour, in half barrels
40 boxes first quality New York and Philadelphia Lump
Sugar-for sale by SETH ADAMS, Jun.
February @, Ia, South Wuter st.
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W.adsa@ cSsn,y, IS. superior 'g Isss. i" '''"'
the petition Of JonS HANDY, of Thompson, in said
" county, before Said Court, setting forth that PAMELA,
The wife Of the said John Handy, did, moro than three years
before the date Of said petition, wilfuly desert tie said Te-
thioner, and hath ever since refused 10 live and collht with
him ; and praying said Court 10 grant him n I!bi Of Divorce
from the said Pamela. Ordered, that the pendcncy Of said
Petition be- notified, by publication in two different news
pcrs, six weeks syccrs.ycly, Immediately gfic. the rising of
said Court. .ft:est, DAVID e.. BOij.ES, CLERK.
February ., Cw.
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THE LOO PROVIDENCE, AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at Auction, ON Thursday, February 7ih, at IL
O'Clock, NJ. ut No. n, Long Wharf,
rfAHm The sioop ana her apiune.
xTfS3fSLk nances. said sloop 10 three years old, Wei
6Dk found, sails last, ana ~ n superior vessel Tor the
coasl,ng uade-i9 tuis burrlen, and WIN carry sixty tons
Terms liberal, and made known, at the time Of sale. For
further particulars, apply 10 j. :. CHURCH.
February 2.
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GUM ELASTIC SHOES.
HCSr imported, direct from Para, 1000 pairs Gum Elias
a. tic Shos, which are offered at wholesale and rstail, ioi
cash or approved paper. $. q. sMITh.
fehrunr, q.
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coPARTYyyesulp rorNEo.

- .CUPARTNEJlSIiiP FOrMEp. n
TEVIlE ~sulsrflrys havs ffmci q coparinrphip, updr~ la
- firm ofrHiLir h fILEo FfsE, md VIII conduct Ito
Cotton Machine Making Busnoss, IN al ix v7,nous bnnch-
-. Ths6r Establishment IL iccaird IN IuItnston, on sls
Pfainftsli Turnpike, near tho fenntr Mfi, Ave miles frrA
Prridcre Iridgc, where they VIII rs,sivc and prpmpiy
execute I'll such ofdcis as they mag BE- iasgyd Will
rtTvtp FISK, q
NinTta, l.titr- 2. Sms IEIrC FI,h,
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SIGN PAINTING.

Y kubscriier has taken "a room, over the drnccis, store
u ri Nh. Be',amIf 4: nattcy, il. No. 8, South Mainst.
where he will execute with puncnialiy and despatch, any
orders for Sign Paint,ng a-s Gliding, with which he MAY bc
fiyued. GILBERT X.
February 6. O..
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FTVE pR(IES or ell o..

ONLY Jipo dollars for a Whole Ticket.
NRAND state Lottery, No. 2, for the en-
Nm enlargement OF domestic industry, to be
drawn in Providence, Feb. -, 1928.
s. & nj. Allen & Co. Agents for tho Managers.
Schemes prizes OF 5000; I Of 800; I Of
con; I Of 500; I Of 400; I Of 232; 10 Of 100,
80 Of 25; 30 Of Is; 50 Of 10; 4Gs Of 4, 44i6
OF 2 50ji prizes. amounting 10 81 ,2s5.
Tickets only 2 dollars. shares in proportion
fJr ea'o 10 ALIENS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
UEPANIAH KEECH, Of Providence, In the county Of
Providence, Trader, has assigned his property 70 The
subscrihcrs, fr the benefit OF his creditor, who are request
ed to present their claims aud demands against said keech
to ite subscribers, within three months fVm the date hereof,
nns 10 discharge The said keech tierfom a., by Tive tcun
of sad assignment, a preference s given to such creditors rs
shall 80 present their claims and discharge hin from the
s'me. All persons indebted TO said kceeh, are requested 70
call on the Subscribers, and make immediate payment.
HARVEY ROBINSON,
ASAEL KEECH,
.~Assigness.
o SALE-Tle crtip siock If Groceries now In the
Store iltely occupied by said Zepsnrh ke,ch, Ut tie juno
ti0n vi Westminster and Bread streets.
HARVEY ROBINSON.
AsAEL kEECH,
Fsbuiary G.. .Assignrts.
NOTICE.
a T 4 Count az Probate, holden within and for he town
N of Providence, On The nh day OF February, AID. le2s.
An Instrument, puIlorlng TO be the las; Will and t,sta-
mcnt Of ia siEL PAINE, is presented 10 this Coiih iof Pro
bate. ordered, That the consideration thereof be referred
TO Monday, the 18th day Of February Instant, at . o'ciok,
T.. M.-iind that previous notice b. given (Dy publishing this
Order three several times in the Literary CadC) u al pcr-
sons interested, to appear nj tims time, and bs heard.
n true copy Witness,
Feb. q. NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk,
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CHEMICAL
hUDLC introductory Lecture, on Saturday evening al
O'clock, at the Mechanics Hall. Feb. q.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
VHNHE subscribers With to contra, fhT the manuflciurc Of
- a. Brown klCCincs, hy the yard stock ~ he fur.
ni,hcd. HON EUrFUM X son,
Jan. IL. I'm iS, Sutih Water street
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4. Island Stat Lottery and Exchange Office, 80. u, III epd
III, MARK, street, corner of Unicn Bindings.
Where have been aid and paid, wilma u very fav days.
prizes oil $500, 300, l3OU, ind many VI 1000, aud t1S Is
500, goo, $50. 100, &C. &c. 1,fFor the pdzrs, please CAD
Il the Garner. February q:
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Of the cnsis Of the same. fnnr hundred dollars.
For deepening the channel through the pns'
ar Heron. near the Bay oi Mobile, rightrenthoo.
Saud dollars.
For deenening the chanael ~ che mouth al
rasCaeonls river, seventeen thousand i've hun
drcd dollars. n addition To tho sum before aps
pfopriated Tor that obiroi,
Fot surveying the distractions 90 the naHtea.
tior oil the Wabash rivrl between It's mouth aud
l,,I river. five hundred doilais.
towards improving the M, igation Of the Mis-.
slss,ppi and ONO rivers, the sum Of ttty thou
snud dollars.
For removing Instructions ia the IlerNidt
branch oil the P,scataqua river, eight thousand
dollars.
Iol deepening the inland passage, or present
]chrnurl, Tor navigation bet"ern the 81 Johns
tlycr in FLORIDA, aud ST Many, hafbol, III
Gcorsi.. the SUN OF thirteen Thousand five nun
i,rJ dollars.
Fora survey Of the river aud hNrhI Of 81
Nlrks. IA flnlIda. with a si'w Co the prhcuct-
bihtv aud expense OF deepening the SHINE. The
sun OF five hundred DOLLAR.
20, erecting u pier aud n beacon thereon,
1T ~ near n lrdrr Of rorks called Allru rocks.
~ Warren. The sum otionr thousand dollars.
~NrpnotED-23 MAY las.
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white Walnut

difference Of Cons'inatioa -Sub'iNnccs that
are POISONOUS 10 one ulDe OF nnimhls are nedi-
cal to u second, and even highly n@uIrtlyr 10 a
unrd -~ hns swine are puis"nrd by pePpet
seeds. winch - mhn nae a arryircablr md Rrntc-
inl spice while heobnne roots, which destroy
mankind, prove a Wholesome diet 70 s"Ine In
Hike m1nnrl aloe., ~ iich 10 ouI hnd IS ansetnl
medicine, IS a rHnh venom 10 dogs aud loNes
and tie horse, which IS poisoned by the whlcr
lieml0ck, aud corrosive subllmate, will take a
dram Of arscnic daily, aud Improve thcreby both
IA has coat and ondtion y y farmtr.