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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
From the National Intellrgencer

From the National Intelligencer
SUPREME COURT OF THE u. STATES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1928
The Cour, met this morning at II o'clock.
Present all The Judges.
No, "a. box and Others surcties on a Post
Masters Bond, VS. The Postmaster General OF
the United States Upon certificate Of division
in opinion of the Judges Of the Circuit court oil
New York The questions on which the said
Judges were divided in opinion, were ordered
to be certified in favor Of the Postmaster Gem
e:al OF the United States.
No IS ire Marine Insurance Company
OF Alexandria, vs. Alexander Semmes Writ
ne y,ror to Circui, Court for Alexand' ID Coun
~ Dismissed on the motion of the Deiend-
ANS counsel, and by consen, Of Plaintiffs coun
sci.
In ,b. cases of Sicard and others Lessee, vs..
Davis and Others, aud the same, VS.. Cecil AID
others. Error to Kentucky Circuit Coar,.
These causes were dismissed at the last term
for default of prosecution, and Mr. Sergeant
this day moved to set aside the Gismissais,
and reins,ate the causes on deposition filed, d
Saturday next is assigned for hearing The mo-
ton.
No 81. Mercdilh's Lessee IS. Mckee, &c.
Mr.Wickliffe on behalf Of the Defendant IN
Error, argued the rule 10 shsw cause why me
Writ OF Error should not be dismissed, which
was made at last term
No. 90. The Mechanics Bank OF Alexan-
dria, VS. Sea;ons. The argument of this cause
was continued By Mr.. Swami and MIR. Writ,
for the appellant, aud BY MI. Jones and Mr..
Taylor for the appelees.
No: 80. Glover, VS.. Morton. Appeal from
Circuit Court for Washington. Suit aba,ed
by the death Of the Appellant.
No. 81 Glover, VS.. owenfnd Lones're'h'
Appeal jrom Circuit Court for Washington.
Suit abated by the death Of the appellant.
No. SO. The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
oGGeorsetown,us use Of Corcoran: adsm. Gather.
The argument of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Taylor, tor Gather.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
District Of Columbia,

County Of Rterandria, SCI.
TOs. II. HAMPsoN has applied to the Honorable
Oh william Cranch, ChefJudge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to be dis
charg ed from Imprisonment. under the Act for the
relief of debtors within the District OF Co.
lumba, on the last Monday in January inst: at o.
clock, A. NJ at the Courtiiouse IN Aie1andrla' "hen
ami where his creditors are re9uIredto attend
ian 22-St EUN. !. EEr. y. Y.
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Lost.

WATCH SEAL and key, on a gold ring, with
n mart of steel chain attachedto the same. nPrince
street., between Union and Washington streets; who.
has found the same and will leave them at the
;si or with the subscriber. shall be handsomely re-
9w,rdeJ Also. loaned to some person unknown a
',an S,i.-on Of ,;nt with ivory and marked with the
r,asero name Clrmenti Il Co London, any person re.
turning tile same, or will give information Of it. shall
have the thanks of the owner.
ian 20--3t HTHIN 1iShDS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
CoMMuNrcATED.
From the Jackson MADISON County TENNESSEE Ga
INCREASE OF POPULATION.

INCREASE OF POPULATION.
The votes given in for Representatives to
Congress in August 1925, in the II whole
Counties in the Western District OF Tennessee,
amounted to 1872 |; on fair estimate offs souls
TO each vote, gives population OF s9,a6s, In
1925.
The vote given in for Governor in August,
1897, in the same Il whole Counties, Ia lapse
of two years) amounts 10 1878 votes; at the
same rate Of 8 souls To each vote, the present
population amounts TO 7l,o24 Inhabitants: an
increase perhaps unexampled in any other
country
The following table gives the Counties, the
quantity Of good tiilable soil, the votes IN each
County, for 1925 and 1927, the number OF inha,
bi,ants for 1927, county towns, aud course anG
distance from Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
Notice..

nu,susnt TO decree of the United States Circuit
Court of the District Of Columbia, for the oun'
ty of Alexandra. the creditors Of Eliza Du'any, decd.
-, r.,red 10 exhibit their claims to the subscriber
a a,e os Before the 10Th day of Februar, next.
u" VI 'e A. MOORE.
:,x.1m master commissioners.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22
Accommodation COachee.
NEW LINE:

~~< Commenced running this day,
iia2 E=za-Aleavng the Franklin House Hotel.
a. Alexandria, daily at half past
- eight A. NJ. and arrive in Washing.
,on in time for the Baltimore Stage, returning will
leave Washington at half past p. NJ. For seats sp'
nlv At the different Public Houses in Warrington,
and At Newtons Franklin House, Alexandra, DC.
NIB. Passengers wishingto 20 to Georgetown WIZ
Fifty cents Inc T"o@"Ac ~e"S'
Ale1andris, January Nd
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Aumbev. hin,e, sc.

business on Union, between " olfe and Duke SITS:
under the firm Of JNO BRYAN II Ce. beg leave
most respectfully to inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they have now Oh hand, ana intend keeping,
general assortment of al kinds VI building mstsSt
ais Of the best quality, viz: 4
100000 feet4-4, 4 and 81 Susauehsnnah plank
panneI common and cuttings
100, 900 feet 4 & and Sc Eastern.shore boafds
$4,000 do s. flooring bosfds
$4,000 do joist and sesnshng
100000 Memberships bunch shingles
10000 plastering laths
$50 caska fresh Thomaston lime, in e1eslent
order
With auantityof oak plank and timber. locust u
cedar posts, &c. SC a. Of which will be sold at the
JOHN BRH8E,
ian 3-2aw ~ ROBT ~. HUNTER.
Alexandria Museum,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22

Distance from Jackson TO Memphis, by Somer-
Will, IS miles
Do do by Bolivar, 40 do
BoIi,ar IN Memphis Ct do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22

The National rn,elligtnccr OF Yesterday says
,Llt the Commissioners for The adjustment oil
claims under the frs, article Of the Treaty oil
Client, adjourned on Friday last, to meet again
the 6rs, Of March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22

The hill Establishing manufacturing com
,anv at the falls Of The Rlppahannoek, ha
, ,,sed the VII ginia House Of Delegates, oy
yore of ,ie to 7s. Our readers will lind som'
interesting remarks from the Richmond Wing
on this subject, in 10 days paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22

Sicily Oranges and Lemons.
y AMUEL NJ JANNEY has just rece ived per schr
SSeceder from Boston, 100 boxes Sicily oranges Il
IS boxes lemons.
He has also in Store,
half pipe and Or casks Sicily madeira wine
3qrcasks and halt Or. casks FIdonia do
2qrcasks old pert wine
10 cases st Julian claret
Sbaskets white and pink sparkling champagne
2ppes, half pipes aud qr casks L. p. madeira
wine
90 boxes spermaceti candles
$50 bundles Baltimore cotonyarn
Cotton and wool cards, American canvass, loaf
sugar Cc. Jan S2-eoot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-22

On motion of Mr.. Sergeant, James Baysrd,
Esq. Of Penn ylsania, was duly admitted an
Attorney and Cou"sellor Of his Court.
Tie , curt adjourned ill Monday morning,
at / o'clock.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01

4 meeting Of their own body to coasijsr wha,
| course they should ADOPT.
The result Of their deliberation has been.
| that they have determined ON erecting tho or
gan. For the purpose they have employed nm
| eminent organ builder, who 10 At present in
| London, engaged in The compIetiou Of III,
| erection. II will be opened in the most sol
ernn manner, in the course of next week. and
Mr. Charles Wesley a relative Of the fouudet
! OF tho Methodist coanexioD, 10 expected
/ To perform on il Tor the first limo 90 the occs
| SION.
They have gone farther, and at = nsssr rs
on Wednesday,, determined TO form tbemseIves
into distinct religious body, under the desg.
nation Of the Wesleyan Protestant Me,ee.
| disis.' A solemn protest against the Jecipoh
| OF the Conference was also subscribed by tie
Trustees, stewards. local preachers. and lesd
| eTs Of the non-eo onformists, on behalf Of tho
members gcnersIly They also subscribed a
| soIemn declaration Of the motives and grounds
| Of their proceedings.
Their protest, among other rao,,srs. de-
claims against tho effects Of that uDehrwiish
| aad irresponsible authority exercised b. the
preachers, and confirmed by conference, 10
making, altering, suspeDding, or abroHsfins
laws. binding upon the whole Methodist bodN
without consulting the societies, or any perrok
by no other Protestant authorities in the wor!d
civil or eccles,astical.-They also protest
against :he Conference securing 10 themselves
the property OF the connection, in the chapois,
schools, SC. built by the people, and for tho
debts upon which the trustees alone are 70.
'ponsible. Thoy protest against sleratn,ns
which they say have destroyed tho primitive
simplicity of Msihodism, and defaesd i.s org.
inal character, and sgainst forns Of govern.
ment, terms OF authority, and titles Of dntinc.
tion, assumed by tho prssehsrs, not only. With.
out the sanction Of The Rev John wesley, bur
IN trsdietion and contempt Of Bic recorded
judgment and writings, and even against the
lsws OF the cosnezion. They. protssi, finally.
sgsinst submitting any logger 10 the unlimitsd
authority Of the prsschers, ~ eontrsry 10
Christianity, tho practice Of the primitive
church. and the privilege Of English subjects.
Founded on the sentInsuts contained in this
protest, they came TO q series Of resolntiUS
tho principal Of which was, that il became tL.
duty Of all friends Of Christian liberty 10 unite
IN opposing such proceedings. which are con.
| trary to tho New Testament, 10 the csnons Of
the Church Of England, and to tho ussqes ot
| every Prot.stant church in the world. A coin,
mtee was also noWinsisd, 10 commune q n
with The diiiersnt socistiss in the Unitod KIM.
| dom, and 10 prepsre suitable laws for the
| new socIsty. as consstept a. possible with tie
| original rules Of the Reverend John wcc.
ley, to bs finsIly submitted 10 the " hole soci.
ely.
The number Of ssceders in Leeds alone
| amounts TO 1000. II is expet ted they will u
| joined by at least 8o, 900 more Of the sonusx.
| on throughout the United Kingdom"
B'iiish Trapelier.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01
FURNITURE AIT COST.

FOhNlIOhc a SODls
TuNHE Assgnees Of H. g. Allen, offer for sale at Ware
Rooms, Nos iO5 and IO7, Westminshr Street. the
large and elegant of Furniture, gnod by him
consising e
81 Secretaries and Bureaus
p. ~ 0recian, Pembroke Card and Work Tables
80 Mahogany. Pembroke and Dining Tables
II Cherry Dining aud Tea Tables
iiti ~ Mahogany and Cherry Light Stands
hHs 20 Mahogany and Pine Wash Stands
r Hair Seat Sofas, some elegant
II Counting House Desks -
f06 Mahogany and Birch Bedsteads, Of all kinds
$40 Cane and Flag Seat Chairs
ll23 Dining and Fancy Wood scat Chnin
lC0 High Back Rocking do
IS Chldfen's high and low do
..ff..s rs Fashionable botkine tilnsses
With numerous other articles such Feather Beds, BED
ticks Cradles, Bed cords aud keys, Crckes Wash boards,
Rolling pins, Clothes pins Book shelves, Clotheshorsos,
Choppng trays and X nie boxes.
WI ALSO, at tis Vsrk-ShoP, IN G~eer-Strcct,
$4,000 feet Mahogany boards, plank and jost
1900 dU Cherry bOafds ana pink
35,OO0 do Birch joist, boards and plank
$4,000 do Cypress boards and plank fiom i2 inch to
~ inches thick .,
1000 feet Merchantable und Clear Pine boards and
plank
275 Curly Veniers
o" f40 sctt hedsiead Posts
f. .a.1a - logs Mahogany
900 Mahogany slabs, together with pieces Of Mahoe-
any Chsty and Birch.
fis above Stock and Furniture win be sold very low E1
= o''' ";s ). ss%SSil ssss ssssSssil!, a A."s.'''.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01

ANEcporE.-Everyb body knows that pre-
vious to aud during the late wsr, the political
excitement ran immoderaiely high bstwesa
the republican and tho federal parties. In a
town not forty miles from Hsllowsll, there iiv.
cd decent but zeslous wight, who was la
nous for going the whole hog'' on the feds.
raj side, being particularly devoted to the IN,
forests Of Gov. Strong. Calling at the Post
Oiice one day, not long after the Spring cleo
tIOn, in which he had taken an sc,iye und en-
thusiastic part, he took therefiom an elegant,
ly prned sheet, with the ominous caption,
a" Commonwealth Of Massa ohusei its," ani
signed "Calob Strong" Mr.. cast his
eyes OIL those fearful words, and turned pa u
with rage. "wbat?' exclaimed bs TO = by.
s,ander; "Hcre have beon fighting for Cox.
Strong these ten years, according TO my bes,
ability; to promote his election. have trav.
ellce far and near. throug3 cold and heat,
mud and mre; is'iing the electors IN oil par,s
OF the town and urging them 10 be prompt n
their attendance TO The polls 10 vote for him
and now-oDly look hcrel displaying tGa
sheei) the old scouudrsl has sued nie! ! ncvef
owed hio cent in my life; have done sli !
could for him, and the reward I yet Tor INV
labors is to bo sutd by him! This is too mueln
| cannot put up with 1t. l will know what
this means fouhwith.''
No soonor had the sun presented himself
above the eastern hills the next morning, tbsh
II found the old man mounted on his iati fM
sieed, with The p,if in his pocket, wend,n1
his way rapidly towards Hsliowell 10 sbtn,u
the advice Of MIR. (sncc Judce) Wilde, as 10
what must be dopo about this business. A,a
rived in the village. he posted Immediately ID
the lawyer otice and introduced his bu.,aeps,
"Mr. Wide, you know have always been Z
faithful friend 10 Gov S,rong.' :" fes."-s
"Well. after Ill have done for him only ssa
here! (hnnding out the papsr) he has sUsd ns,
What MIST dor "What mnsI you do," mi
Judge W. "wby pa, the paper In your pocket
again and 20 home; ii is a JUSTICES coaan,ss
SION, that gives you, IRON hsncofor,h, Tho digs
n1isd title Of Esquire The poor man, chas
grined and elatcd, thanked rho Judge for tha
information, aud retired. Eastern Chrvnirtss
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
AND TIE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.

TT il obvious, that writing executed with common INK
may he discharged by the application Of TX nnriat Of lic
oxac and other strong acids very dangerous power h
ppusessed by evil disposed pcrsons m oiccng any a'tcrl
tiun that suits their Pnrse either IN nubcr date or
indorscincnt; thereoSc respectfully submit ir the ~
spscton of tie public III general specimens OF WM Ev-
Ars' Patent Checks, Drafts &c for preventing frauds by
alterations! trust Tint reference 10 tic annexed Ger
Gcies viii satisfy the public Of The advantages TO be derived
= .by ks adoption
,z,hs foiiong a certificate from Jokn ID Wolf, r. Esq
Professor Of Chem,stryin BroWa University
ANsr aaaking number ofexpdlieuts the engravngs
of Wm NJ Evans patent Checks, &c. Intended 10 prevent
certain fraudulent practices Bank Checks, Notes. Bills Of
scimngs, sc am satisfied that his plan will mcct the pnr
pose propsea and Is worthy " patronage; -
Providence, May %, 1923. ,L.r.t.
esrtleats Of DR.. Robert Hare, Professor ef Chemistry,
'lft'r'fH tn the UniDersity Of Peanyfpama.
do hereby certify that have aiteniivny considered the
tssetiod aApped ny Mr. Wm NJ. Evans "a prevent frauds
nnd fogaerrs In the alteration of Checks aud other ins'fi
ypcnts and of opnon that by adopting the plan that
NJ has psopucd, great obstacle thrown IN tho way o
frsdVlsIf sitemo and the public security against forgery
G a enbvurcd. NJ {SrncdD ROBERT HARE.
Pblndephia, Oct. 23d, lsT ILL. I..
propiwSry Notes. Drnis Bills of Exchange, Bank Checks,
kc &c otlef unbound, hound IN boks O vnrous sizes
ss may 10 required can be seen by applying 70
iqent for the .rsn- I'm giand States,
f.csa Q1, Ma. 81, Market Street, Providence, X. L.
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THE METHODIST DIssENTIoNs.

tine dsscntions among the Methodist body
which originally arose AT Leeds, IN conee
quonce of the nuo'opi made by members ire
quenling Orange Chapel, ia that town. 10 have
an organ erected therein TO accompany divine
service, and which was objected TO. on tho
ground, as alleged, Of It's being departure
FROM tho original simplcily of the doctrines
and -,sorvanccs prescribed by the found.
or Of their religion, John Wesley. came be-
foro the la,o Conference in London, FOR dscis-
fon. ''
The decsion was against the innavat~rs, a.
the church-msic- -admiring Meibodnts have
boon called. Tins, however had mol the sfleet
Of recon crling the non-conformists, who ,nstend
or sueevmbing 10 the decisioa, haze had Q
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PROPOSALS

XNILI he received at the Post-Ohce Department, for
Po.tou.s the States of Connecticut Rhode Island, Mas
'seu'e., Vermont New Hampshire and Ma"s, until the 2oth
day of October, inclusive.
IN Rhode ISLAND.
$50. From Providence, by Darlington, Warren Bristol and
rors"o@h, to Ns~po,,, 80 miles. six times week.
Leave Providence every day, except Sunday, al a. ~.
aud arrive al Newport by p. M.
Leave Newport every day except Sunday at a. m. and
s57. From Providence by Pawlaxei Warwick, Funs Mills,
Fast Greenw'eh, Wexford, aud Little ks' TO Kingston,
twice week.
Leave P,o,idescs every "Wednesday and Saturdays
and arrive n, Kingston by Up. w.
Leave Kingston every tuesday and Friday at a. M and
arrive AT Providence by p. ~.
3'8. FemPIoydsnee by Fall River, to New Bedord, once
week.
Leave Plo,i lcaee every Tuesday a, a. M. and arrive a,
Leave New Bedford every "Wednesday al and arrive
at Providence by .. p. M.
ton, Westerly, Il. l. Charlrsiown and Little Rest. or
Tower Hill, 90 Newport, twice week.
Leave New London every Tuesday and Thursday At a.
aud arrive At Newport the the next DAYS by noon.
Leave Newport every Tuesday aud Thursday a, 10 a.
CO. From Posidenee by Pawtueke Rehobo, and Seekonk
TO Taunton, thrice week
Leave Providence every Monday, "wednesday aud Friday
at S a. m. aud arrive at Taunion by 10 a. M.
Leave Taunton every Tuesday Thu sdsy and Saturday. al
a. M and snv. at Providence by ioam
$751; Ffo'n New London Conn., by Mystic River North ston
ipslou Iopkiniou. Richmond, fineAil ia Exeter, Cen
Leave New London every "Wednesday aud Friday ats am.
and arrive al Providence by 7p. ~.
Lea,e every THURSDAY and Saturday at a. and
rrive al New London by Bpm.
lagly Centre, Pomhet Landing, Arlington, Ashford
Mansfield, Coventry, Manchester and Last Hartford TO
Hartford, thrice week.
Leave Providence every Tue,day Thursday and Saturday
at s a. M. aud arrive at Hartford by 8 p M.
Leave Hartford Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
a. NJ. aud arrive al Pro,deoe. by 5p M.
$685. From Providence by South fo,ier, South KilIpsy,
Brooklys, Hampton, Wr~siham, WiIimantic South
Coventry, Coventry Manchester and East Hartford, to
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01

AMERrcAs CoNMERcE. The article ns
der this title, from Bells Weekly Mess~r pst,
which has beon published IN several or oat
Journals. after confessing the cnflneAs Of ihs
cotton now rosed 10 B,nisb India. TO coma
pete with American cotton. proposes 10 Ell
courage it's cultivation under the coro, skill
aud capital OF European growers. Under ihcsa
circuinsi aDces. the Messenger thinbs i,s eoi,i-
ya,,op will be improved as that Of ind 20 has
been in the same quarter. Il Proposes, fot this
end. 10 break down the ex'sthg msnopoi es,
aud other d'scoura agcp,en,s to Fact lndiauia'
dusiry. This principle mgbt be extended I'd
the mother couniry, but tho anti-iibcraI psfiy
thore, FIND themselves Involved by their psriu.
dicss or their m,etcsfs in innurnerabIe eoeHss
diciions. Asio rearing cotton in lndis, sS a
adequate quality and amoua,, we shaN nct
deny that n ...-. -- rorc, brt n "a pot iikcly
20 be dons I'LL the british policy in Int,- rn;
dergoes a reveluinsm move complete thsp,s ID
be expected IN any rcssopsblc tune. a eow.
incrcial empire may he lesi and Won in ~
interim. Particular reasons might be sivva
for tho success " The eul wvs Of indigo, whrA
are NOT appIssablv 10 ssnos =
- Bah .f,~sries-.
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FALL GOODS.

arNUTTs 4 Lockwood wouId inform their friends
ID and cuson'cu that They have Just received from New.
ise which they viii o ri uo proes NJ viii give gonofl
satisfaction 70 pirchasens Among them arc srI and si-
peva,e HROAtClOrfiS aevery nrlInnsbc color, some
Of which arc nj very superior quality; blue, black, mN,
cinnafhun drab and other sshonatic colored Chssi
MEErs, velvet, pain figured and triped Vncnca, Mar
ssIIIes toIInott silk aud sw,nnown VESrINGS superior
goats hair canlss imitation roos hair md conpon dioi
adnu lTnIis; green floor cloth Baize; Brknas do
eSers; Canton Planned I'm neus wear 'aubs wop Drawers
and Shirts wsled do do eStfa large size ,g aud andanna
nndkerchIefs do or neck pocke sik Nhvnfino Neck
ssrrhs, Webbs nlont md oscr suslrodcn; Wine as
sotnwn of Goves and Hosiery bang up Cords velvcts
ccnp Cssvnt; cb,Iarers Bnitons Phddngs; sn''incts
olIvs nnd drsh DIils; shirngs asd sbcenrj bue and
drnb Smtfne., irish Linens; ooIgcd Cainsikks, &C. &c
case Silk UsnbtelIhs, superior mannsc'sse
4 do e.atU, do do do
Spc Iwn, sood wAortn,cnt ofsnApv MADE LovHiro
HIsasc call st No II, Market -'pafs. ..I....
wsmsd Two o, ihscs hpt rats Jouney'oen Tsio~--
.-ss.ss 6dh<u nssd apply
- SrSss.ssis snss in sss - sy'e end wvkman.,,p,
- wop"suW WW .... . a....I tu ed r. -
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EI.HANAN w. v. RICE,

COACH CHfisE, ayvfD AGN PAINTER,
UNIFORMS The cizern ~ Providence md u vicinity, tina
hs Inns established hseii IN Providence, N The bndna
&c Mrsrs Moss aud Samuel 0uld, n rcaf of Woybo-c
street, and No. g eou Oaes street, where e cr'cs
me ntcte bssnr- M ~ w bnDehes Having bsd nscnp
pcrcnce w e bp-inrs be trusts tint he VIII bs enabied
give cnirs Satisfaction 70 tbo~s who DO Plessed 10
PIoy him. Cauasrs, Chsoe, ke spainod a shor notice
and on We mot secesnirodseise tcnns Arha
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= RANK STOCK FOR SALE.

4 n "a SIARES in tbe Eagle Bahk, Providence, IN
: II HO such lots mly be wanted.
~. 70 do In the New Eugland Pacific Bank, Pawpcket.
25 do IN the Manufictirers' Bank, do
so do In the Pawtuxct Bank, Pawlnset.
For sale by MART SIODDhRD,
1nf N ~ No ! Market square.
n DM Soddarl win attend To the sale or purchase of
any OF the Incorporated Bank Insurance Company
Stocks In any Im Of the stab aso u the sale Of Real Es
t,ie and 10 The purchase of any description Of
candze eiai public private sac foasnrble terms
Oct IL
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01

THE MUTlNEER.

sAli good 10 me II lost-tben
Farewell hope; and, with hope
Farewell fear-Evil. be thou
Ny good p,-MILTon.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-01
CABINET FURNITURE.

90 900 DIe No 6s, BROAD STREET.
agUYrE sulecrilsrs grateful ffieids and the public
for pas patronage r-pccu'ly initm them that they
serp always on hand a supply VI fashionable aud common
FURNITURE nnde o the best materials, and from the newest
: and most approved paitsrw, Among which arc
Ward Robes and Sofas,
s:,a sssa and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
. Work Tables, &c. Sc.
Thoe In want of any ARTICLES In o'r line, will md to
sejv interest a cnll before purchasing,
determined sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker IN
this town. aud Furniture being manufactured lnne-
daely under direction, will he warranted equal
bh In materials and Workmanship 10 any made IN this
country.
Orders from distance will be thankfully received and
pnnctnally attended 10.
may ~. SAMUEL h JOSEPH RAWsON.