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.gfiSS hCGIIES
ftA ESFECrFULLY informs the public, that her Seminary
1t INST; in which will he ;sught following blanche,
Orhos aphy aiding Writing, Ab Engli.h Grammar
G-ography Natural ADd Moral Philosophy, History, Chrunoi
ogy Bellies Lete and Composition. The French Langusse
and Musio will be taught, IL wished. Bosrdtr will >.
eelveu at $3.50 per session. board aud Wshin1
di,; Lodsing 20 dolls. The consisting m
Day pupils SIS do psr session. Fuel Di 50ti. All
attention Will be Pa1d TO the beah and the young
ladies,
oe..5. 41-n
Ss1f Virtue and ,t OF Onsri
S tec'd, viii he offered ioi TO the III chest bitIc
fu.sday the I'd the real snd r.on..
.aij edeRt,
One tact Of land situated the bead bsnchs. Of
Big Failing river in the lower eDd Of campbei county
jonius III hIossIey and others, and
the culture OF tobacco, wheat, The
consist Of excellent dwelling heu.r, good barn. add all
other Necessary ou,-housts.
.fLSo,
One other trsct about mile. above the before ramed
situated bath sides OF the that
Richmond 10 Lynchbu-g aud about IS miles latter
plafe, containing by late 5s5 ih place
house OF private entertainment keTtfor gteat many
years. generally called Hunters The
suitable tavern IS sny between Lyncbhurs Rich
so likely negroes. household kitcb,n furniture; psrs-
ton sheep hes Of corn fodder,
oats, &c
Teru- One fourth OF the purchase ,onev frr the land
will br ed ut the time ss for the balance
two three ycars will he sis.n the rchs.fr
executing bond with ed security and deed Of
ihe land 10 The payment red Twelve months
will he gwen the nrSFes. the Purchasers g;sinS
property will be m.de known on the Jsy Of ,als.
ELLIS HUNTER. Ex'ors Of Il1ht.
ROBERT HUNTER, SHunter deed.
Oct.
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10 agree TO advocate separation OF the States, -
me very reverse was the fact. every Indication
OF public feeling which had been received ron,
= oarotina, induced the belief. that our constitc-
eh's were much excited, and we determined tn 2
oa our re'urn home, we would aiiay this excite.
inept as Tar Us possible, and recommend TO tho REQ
pie 10 leave 10 the constituted authorities OF he
county NE task as well the obligation Of res
.o'ihg 20 them their rights, and 10 the ccnstitutor
It's original character. W II. MARTIN
Qci. goth, lS1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

" " ITT-W.
sNIIE Snsci ihe having he asrrt Il he .tif
Dnpunt's Guupo,dei II 8rc,frs Wortif,rn
McGrudcr, iussii hs euotncis future 10 aiI n t,rio
fpr DIOR surpies. GEORGE .. CNrMr.
Nav l4 st
.
AZ + tGsr ~ sale t trfsoiurc1i ehoe 4's rriscs
~ : assofimen. of prr. me- CunpIwdrf
WcETEAE z IcGR-DwR.
49, ct
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FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD.


OST Monday the 10th instant, between the Tavern Of
"a NJ. NJ Young, white Chimnie,0 and the Bridge the
Turnpike Road leading TO Richmond red Morocco Pocket
fof containing 500 dolsrs The notes, TO the best
eoils elton, iOo Of so dollars the
snk Of the u Saes four OF So ,y Of 60 md eleven Of
20 dollars, Bsoks Of Vgmia The money enci0s-
10 smooth leather sp, aud within the Book Any
n5rDaon evnesrnns the ssme, will he thankfully received
subscrihe aud the abOve reward paid for the Book and
a toush,. the Pocket Book also contained executed
~ sally H. Stuart for ninety dollars several receipts
f.u John r.. Shell and obeft D. Junbuli, bonds 70
1as besides ohcT ree5i.cted az this
HENRY LEWIS.
'-r-sueeyillc IJrcnsTick Ct Va OCT 81 50-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

The Annual Meeting Qfthe Stockholders
INF the Manchester Turnpike Company, viii be held al tbs
~ Farmers Hotel Manchester Monday the first Of
december punciual suepdsnc. Of The meDit ss
'ompcsug the S1ans5Orvugb OompsnV reqneted the
1inir dsy also. Ia. ;ylNFREE, Agent
Nov 4. s.
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EXTENDING 10 be from State .evera ruonth.
on etp to the South, have appointed r Rrradnar
Wn Ghoison my AtiCruie, fact ing that
ADDISON pGvyFSTr
Arri,fS i;o
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IYRE.HT,

WRE.HT.
tNsSE Mil auy Craps Of good Ria' and take ter from
w the isnii,gs Jane ive- c,r az na-ts. vote,
Jsfy .. fS--tf 0OGERS & H6RRiS,Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
s.steneal 80 80. -. ,. Af1n,.

StJteDe1t ofthe hon. p M ~. .iftrfp.
"as 81 esout when o meeting 0i the $. CarOIiha
Delegation took place at shc House 0i Gen. Hsyne,
10 Washington, soon after the passage of thc Z It
riI Oi last session The object q that mociirg w,s
70 consult freely with another. and to deter
mine whether any thing cleo fenaincd 70 bc done
10y the Delegation in their representative capacity
IN relation TO- tlI5t subject. The ptiucyal point dis
cuseed was whether any good would result from
protest against te act, drawn 10 sud presented to
The House ~ he Delegations hrons The Aut Tariff
States.
"a 10 aGissoiu,iou Of Tire Union ihr e,-,icci wac
neither proposed nor discussed. $50. Gid anyiooln-
Der propose that we shouid abandon our e.i. IN,
Congress rciurn home and thereby end ~ iift'or
political councxlOn viii thc goyerDEtc,l'
solar !ioru having iu3lly determined, tliat az
tho they would await thc sdiomnmcuto COne,ess,
yet that on thcir arrival NJ home 0iey would each
visit heir Constituents eeucssily, aud among them
inake every Effort TO in, uca;c such dOctrWcs and
'r'l PEE . v--'< ,l"-7 IL ec>c.. 4; e$.-.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

My IAVEhN-IiOCsE, Lor, and Oiher inpToyG Ins nis
s.n.as ihe Pudlio Sgnare, anu within so 50 yard,
o, me courthouse Cndergoiug thorough repair, with
additions ne 10 make IT the .pscuu.
convenient Esabshnenis OF the knd the country
GouPieed IS to warrant The beiief, that will be ready
tenant in al! the month NJ Nov. next.
year. T.
rnemeu Of experience in such business would DO WE'LL
spd are respectfully invited tue situation, il
suite certain better stand eannot be easily obtained
Relieving u be any hing further the
ose than that they unusually spscious continuing every
derabie Convenience To ir rate they will be pu.
1t 9 iow p;ice SAai'L Williams,
L5eiifaS eeGT.sstf's
August IS.
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-S.tcNs -oOf IN II C0pt. - SS'f's.
~~u<srs~s>,.s Will leave Baltimore ON w edDe--
EscsxSsssf-a lay Morning ,tin.t.s d at Tues
81 e., jan at s o'clock, aud at the came
S$$sss hour every W sdnr,6ay and siter
ssSiS touching a, Herring siy, WI
ptoese to up ihe Rsppahsnaoek, 10 i.edsiiet'bur
where she ,vi Thursday evening. Returning, the
sPauxeut wit leave Frederic ksburg Saturday morning
s Vnstead OF Fday) At o'clock, aud at the hou
every succeeding Saturday and will arrive ia bahimote
Sunday evennsrhe IauI.n tsiil, gong ard returning
stop at Taprahannook aud PortR to land and take Oh
passenger. and Fregh she will ALEC stop Cssrs Greek
AMI 81 Urhans aUd ard take o Passenger her
Boat In addition 10 the elegant accommodations for fas,.
Srrsthe Psnxsn ueted 20 carry the bulk OF twelve
hund ed barrels Freight, which be taken and delivered
every week, on accommodating tern..
JAMES CORNER s, SON,
Agents at Batiinore-or
SAhfEL PHILLIPS,
Agent at Fredericksburg
~. D.--There IL regular isne u
ktAAi Sl---rS-<ro Stages established between Tsrps
fsSt-hhsp slZ-iz<,1 bsnnotk N Richmond, for the
, odaCn of Passengers by this
Bnat Passengers leaving Baltimore
: the Patua will he landed
Thursday morning Tsppahapnook aud arrive in Richmond
the same evening the Stass-and those leaving Richmond
on dEy nonios this line, will batimurs
Sunday
or All Baggage at the risk Of the
~ Persons slriot' having God, board, viii please
send for them atiy Friday
Baltimore Oct. 81. 81 I'm
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.YEEY DRY GOODS ST'ORl2.
JAMES II HUNTER.

JAMES II. HUNTER,
as keu The Formerly in the ocuFaney Of Me'sr'
ReGrsnus, Son BroiA immediately oPpusir messr'
Hall Moote2 AID hs' nov 90 hard geners s,9i'mro Of
Among whtch arc
rcihs, oss,ircres md s1'tineu, hhe aud oetffa
Rcd, white, green and yellow 0auutis
cilL aud striped Valencia yestiugs
sa.nslOrn aud narstes DO
lri.h and Gefnian liners lawns 4 csr!fir1
Calicos, assJfted, smbIsrins g'est ysfie.g
gancy, striped sud piaid yinShsins
Plan and iSured boEhd4eis, vartrui eolols1
81 10 Cd iscohtt epd book ma'iius
fluii. Tndis sud Sviss d.
Gwiss sud bls,k ttsifan SIX cravni7
Canton snd Manjafin grapes liallen 10
black Italian lus,fing, senChtws aud fafsne's
a large assoIren, NJ silk. ooUon an3 woOliaD bpicry
Fashionable bonnet snd heh flbntUs
Flag ksndsnna aud cotton hdii
GiGges aud combs Of eyciy descngl21
Lntn and cotton tic kiugs
Furniture and apfou checkB
Jiu'eys aOd ter;,y, suitable i'r ,cs7aI', eloiiog
brown aud bleached d,mesii,5, Giapsfs, &C
Osrpeimy, hesrih-uf', uubfensf,&o @c'
Which, wii variety Of other aUele, be deiou to sell
low ~ cash.
Nov. E3-0
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tain

Lwndtic Hospital, Williamsburg
NJ OTICE hereby given thaai Tie ee int h,'in;,,u.io
occupied, and hat pltieDt will he receives
srsone ofht aid oei vacant; due motto sof which vii
"a siYeu. Dy order ~ the Courtof Director.
Ms~ T.. HtNTFy
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WE valuable yisuation winch he resides, called the
= Meadow Bridge. This situated the county of
snoyer, ChickahouDy Swamp miles from the city Of
tch1oui, a75 eighth aorts Of which
e are between 100 aud $50 low grounds ceared
he late Improvements tie Swamp have entirely drained
ne OF lands The high 'nJs is wen improved 1bs built
W ATE exteusive ooou,odious sud good order Tbe Or
fd large containing between and 100 Of
eb fruits The health ~ the Subscribers fsfny since hs
uenee on this estate, silcT him ssseft thai situation
n he more desrsbie that respect No property hiss
lsed Tor sle this section Of oouny for many years,
sspr as avsuazes The soil is well cslc1lsted
production Of corn, cotton cats, and sud
l poD for wheat ~ table SOIL - uosurPsssed.
ae bscriber would prefer making private sale, which n
Effected BY tic f5tb December, be vii tlen offer il
ibliei,.
~ the same time he gill sell 10 or 20 likely Ncgroes his
Up ofeorn consisting Of abov: 500 bafes- between $50 &
Which hoiny fodder, shvrks, 1es also be-;
fie,, colts Together g s household futntufe
inis,ios utensils 4e The Of sale the real aud
susl estate, will be made known 81 proper tune
JOSHUA STORRS
Oct IL 4S--1
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Erccmtipe Department, !
ngg... 90 1000


DROPOSALS will be rcctis.d by IN. Executive for Tie
purchase of transports rtbe Penitsnti,rs Those di,
posed purchase will give he proposals. without delay
By order, " ". III. RICHARDSON.
q,
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NfOrIC 10 hereby given, tina, Fston viii b. pfcst.e.
~ oh' Central Assembly,, for leave to erect Ioi'
dge The rannSy RIVER st the point s which Lit
'P'ses nidge now erossest the said River.
Elizabeth Taylor,
S.i:ts~S =. Taylor.
'ra. e.Ssr.a $50
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BALTIMORE s. FREDERICKSBURG

S!ecm tOaf P.4T'(JYE.NT, Cant. G. IPccris
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y Z MD.
- Nn u q

o5uliog oreen, "a. Nov.7.
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MISS HUGHES

NIiIiwood, near the Bowling Green,
Caroline count,. Va. Nov.7 ST. s,v25D
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SIR WALTER SCOTT.

lust added u the Prordepne Museum highly finished
from Chinrys celebrated marble bust This late addition
10 the other valuable contents Of this orislng esslis-
ment renders visit well worth the while of every de-
SIRIUS, (and who not dcsros y of beoldng the very
fern and features Of him, who has become eminent in
the literary world, for the endless variety Of his productions,
the correctness OF his descriptions the richness OF his mnge-
ry the depth Of his intellect and the never failing inventive
powers of his genius. TOhe lovers OF Nature and Of Ma
nre's handy works, rich treat Is offered at this fashor-
able place Of resort the vast collection of ouioses,
gathered from the four quarters of the globe, and here pre-
sented M 10 the view Of the admiring spectator On
the ensuing anniversary Of our National Independence, the
Museum will he fcd up in the best style or the reception
of visitors ad during the day and evening the whole will
he envencd by band OF good music. In addition 10 other
novelties, distinguished musician hrs been engaged for
the OCCASION 10 play the Scotch Bagppes which will bo
additional attraction to lovers OF musical variety.
July 2
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BUTTS 81 LOCK WOOD

Il mer assortment Of fresh imported fashionable Goods
consisting OF superne Cloths Cassmeres, Vestng. brown
and white Drings black and mixed Lastings silk Cam
blets, Rouen Cassmeres, Wooenets, white stripe
Jeans butt and purple fine stripes for Pantaoons, superior
yellow Nankeens, mems black Bombazine, Seerucker Nam
kin Grape, Silk and Cotton Cravas, real super Bandan
na flag and German Silk llandkercefs, silk, cotton, linen
and worsed Hose and half Hose, horsoskin beaver,
silk Stocks, Cravat Pads UMBRELLAS brown and black Lin
ems Irish Linens, Shirt Collars Jackson Sheetngs bleach
ed Shtings, silk Vevcs, bang up Cords olive Velvet o
mems wear, with numerous other articles. in their line
which they offer ut prices which will be satisfactory pur
casers Garments made usual in the best and
latest style.
On hand, good assortment Of Ready Made Co,lng at
very low prices No. H. Market Square,
NAV d
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l now ask II there be any thing in tho rca :
sons which have given that looks like In
qnisito'idi Prescription or wish 10 pcrscc
any sect whatever by depriving them of the
right 10 worship in their own, particular ,ways
The holy union of religious and civil govern
mont does not necessarily imply any such thing
and The constitution Of our country forbids H.
No such consequences are found, for instance,
in the ecclesiastical and civil connexions cf
the British government. and why should we
have cause 10 apprehend them in this land Of
liberty. t
With thcGc remarks shall fr tho pfasofl
submit the question TO the public relying on
the good sense and discrimination Of your road
ers TO determine whetherI am mistaken or not
ORTHODOX.
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lTo BE coNTIHuED.1
ron rHR LITERARY CADET.


MEssRs. SMITH & PARMENrER,
Geniiemen-I have for considerable time,
awaited in silence the course, which the con-
trovorsy respecting the propriety Of oecing
men alone TO Office who arc christ ans, should
take, and have as yst seen nothing, in any
communication, or article, which meets with
my views upon the subject, and. as believe,
the views Of very many others. am, Sirs,
one who shall not rccoil at the much abused
name or " Orthodoxy" nor a,'ompt TO dircwn
what my rcal sentiments arc upon the subject,
With your crual libcrality in admitting into
your columns candid communications upon
avery side Of disputed questions, I sincerely
hopo minc may find place, As shall fear
lessIy and fairly offer my opinions, not without
attempting 10 sustain them by candid argument
and reasoning.
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PRO OpIDENCE FLO. iTI.NG BATn
npEN THIS nav

NHE proprietor having just fitted up his spacious FLo,r
- Iro BArHrSo HOUSE, respectfully informs the La
u3s and Gentemen of Providence, aud lis vicinity, that
ewd IN the rear of the Exchange Bank. The building pro
wood with every convenicnce will stand of where the
dfyent pure from ts central situation fail 10 in
vito the company Of thc who practice cold water Bathing
Tho apartments of tp Ladies' and Gentlemen are separat
ed N An eeciual manner, and those which appropriated
F te former, will not under any circumstances any time
BE- occupied BY gentlemen.
The proprietor having prepared this comoabe house fcr
NO. disposed "a enjoy the luxury of the cold bath shower
hath, 6alsrs himself that he viii 10 literally rewarded by
ne p,uenagc ola generous public.
TEkMs-scason Tickets s5, single tickets 10 10 cents
Ten tickets o..
O. Tbe Iicuec will be opcn every morning from sunrise un
O'Clock, p. NJ except on Sundays, which days with
Nnsc h o'clock, A. NJ. June IA
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Maternal Sensibiliiy- y-A:ftend hae roln,ef
to US an anecdote which places tho fonnoIt
character NJ light equally now and cxiraora
d'nary. An old woman living in tho town of
-, was blessed with daughter of ra,he5
eccentr'c morals. One OF her aberralior- frou
what " considered the straight path, conferred
upon her tho notice Of the administrators OK
law and Justice, and, after the usual prelims
naries, she wns about 10 bc delivered into Tho
bands Of that fpisher Of the Iaw--Jack Ketch,
Several OF The cd woman's nc ishbours called
nron, he- on The morning Of the day appointed
for the exit Of her daughter. Her house W.
In disordcred condition, fer which sho apollo.
gized thus:
"You must nj look around the roum-c cy%rS
thing is all hoity tohy-- husband and Johnnt
have Conc TO mowing--f'vc got TO bake to-day,
and Abby is going TO be hung this .sfiernoon,
TOO"
Tho dav afer The execution Of the gill. ona
of her nsighbor. inquired Of the mother wb.,A'
er size died oonyosccly
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EURNITURE.
CALEB &. COOKE.


XXTOULD inform his friends and tile public generally,
w that he has now hand at his room, No I0l
Westminster street, rs east of the Unversast Chapel an
elegant assortment of Furniture Of his own manufacture
made Of the very best Of 81 Domingo Mahogany and
rented, among which are patterns for Side boards
Centre Tables, WardrObes Grecan Sofas Mahogany French
pannelled I'edsteads, which he will sell low.
N b. Particular attention paid TO manufacturing to ORDER
Furniture of any description, short notice. G. G. G. vii
attend all the duties Of undertaken such making Cof
fins, attending Funerals, procuring Hearses &C. when re-
quested.
MAHOGANY.
c. c. Cooke, also intends keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard in of his Furniture Ware Room, he
hand about thousand feet of ~ Domingo and
Day Mahogany, sawed In Boards Plank and Joist branch
and shaded Veneers, very handsome, suitable for Cabne
ankers Machine makers and Bnde generally, Mahogany
furnished in the log, and sawed any dinutions at slor
notice. Orders particularly attended to-
April Q 3m
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PROPOSALS.

H7OR publishing by subscription, An Historical Account
H of the Greek Revolution, from its commencement TO
January, 1918, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, NJ. ID. surgeon
In the Greek service.
T.RMs-tt viii I've published in an octave volume OF
about four hund ed pages neatly printed good paper
Price 10 subscribers, 81 80.
Subscriptions for the work, will be received by Thomas
A. Webb, NJ. ID. Martin Robinson, A. 5. Beckwh, Brew
or K Wilcox iutchens Cory, Provhence-J. M'lntire,
Pawucket, and by the principal booksellers throughout the
United Staes. march
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UNITED STATES' HOTEL

N1zSA TIMOTHY b. REDMOND informs his friend
lsss and the public that he has opened his establish.
.< ment, No. LIS, $50 Pearl street, and No. l45 on
Water street, city of NewYork and invites them To renew
their patronage generous community here have wei
coined him back 10 his accustomed labor in their service and
he hopes that travellers will unite the respectable citi
zens of this city, in besowng him their encouragement
and Indemnity as far rs may be for the wrongs he h sf
fered beyond the power of jury to redress.
Ills household Is in Order and his accustomed abrn
dance and varieties in the lardc and cellar will be proyid
ed AS before his unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 FIN
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ELH ANAN w. T.. RICE

COACH, CHAISE, .A.VD SIG.N PAINTER,
UNIFORMS tho citizens Of Providence and vicinity that
he has established himself In Providence in the building
Of Mesrs Moses and Samuel Guild, In rear of Weyboset
street, and No. q S,th street, where he carries on
the above business in all lis banches Having had along
peence in the business he trusts that he will he enabled
give entire satisfaction 90 those who may be pleased EN-
Rloy him. Carriages Cbases &c. repanted short notice.
and on the most accommodating terms. If Aprl2
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at Court Of Pro- ate, holden pithn and for the Torn
rrou,deence, on tht 2ist day Of July, A. ID. 1928,
NHE Commissioners heretofore appointed and
- examine The claims against the Estate of CHR 1870
enE. VAUGHAN, Jr deceased, having made a Report-h
ordered thereon, that the consideration thereof he referred
% Monday the 4th day of August next at O'Clock, p NJ
~ t previous notice be given, (by publishing this order
Nree several times n the Literary Cadet To all persons in
Nescsted, TO appear at that time, and be heard.
A true coyy: Witness,
Suy 70 NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
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PAVILION BOATS.

VENIIE new and elegant boats ApELINE and ELLEN will
n daily to and from Pavilion for the accolnno laton
of gentee parties.
The boats viii leave Ash,on's wharf, No 81 South Water
street, and the eastey end of Donce wharf, ut 10
and II O'Clock A. NJ. and at |, and O'Clock P. NJ Fare
IL l-2cents. b. I. FOSTER.
hIne
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COPARTNERSHIP.

hMES sMALLEY and PARDON ID. TILLING-
- HAST, have entered into coparncrshp under the
urn OF sMALLEY * TlLLINGHASr, and will carry on
e Tailoring business, in all its branches No. g. Canal
street, where always can be found good and well selected
asoment OF Boadcotls, Cassmeres Vestings and Trim
lgs, winch VIII be sold low by the yard, or made up to
measure, In the iirst style and worL nanship.
Also on HAND,
large and extensive Of Ready Made Cloth
ng OF every description which they offer for sale whole
sale aud reia, at fair price,
They invite their friends and customers to call and ex-
anime JAMES SMALLEY,
July 10. PAKDON d. TII,iiNGU ,sr
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-02

AN EXPOSITION,
0f the Old and New Testanent whe rein each chapter
summed up In its contents, the cred text inserted
aarge IN distinct paragraphs, each paragraph reduced
proper fends, the sense given and largely illustrated with
practical remarks and observations by Mathew Henry late
minister of the gospel A new edition edited by the Rev
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life OF the author, by Rev. Samuel Palmer Vor and of
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