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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
UNION HOTEL

To The Members Of The LEGISLATURE.
MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
LNA of informing her friends and the public and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel viii be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to supcrn.
tend her bar, bed rooms and table attentive osers for
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense shall be wanting to render il ac-
ceptaoe to ITS former patrons and in every respect
worthy of public patronage any similar establish
ment in the United States
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
FIRST style of ncatncss and elegance she is prepared
accommodate with without thcr families, fifty or
sixty Members Of the Legislature with board upor
terms e reasonable and accommodating as any SINH
lar establishment IN tho CITY
no f9--fr
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VIRGINIA: At rules holden IN te c,erk,s olIc of rho
superior court of charcery FOR the Richmond district th,
81 Gay oil November, 1923 Thomas A. Raber, nj Gcfi.t
John Fleming Isaac Cur and Jane his wife and SuucI
Dyer, Jr and Martha his wife, dts
The defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer Jr and Martins his WIFE having entered their ap,ea
ance and gwen security according the assembly and
the rules OF this court and appearing satisfactory evidence
u al uey are not inhabitants of this ordered that
ire SAID defendants do appear here tenth ay of the
JANUARY term, and answer the bill plaintiff and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some new NH
Sied IN the city of Richmond, months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the sail city,
" copy. Teste, VIM. q. PENDIFTi)y ,
tOMMTTTED TO the jail ofthe corporation 0F VIC F5UT7
- ON the 10th dav nf lime last runaway pEIFRIc n
save VINO saws She belongs James NJ Peasants and was br
e present year TO W lian F. Carter, the county of (ooch
land sand slave had on when committed be ped dorcs
TIC coat pair of shoes and has impeachment in cr scc
and appears to he about wears old She d,
ualo, and is about feet or inches high The owner of
the above slave desired 10 forward prove popertv nav
charges, and take her away she will dealt with accodnS
to law. SAMUEL HR ANSEopn ioi .i"s
Sept13 -
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MN. RIcHARD LuDLow-sir. r,l. 80.

/ NJ X. RICHARD LUDLOW-sir. Tai. ro,;o. aha,
Es,ex sbn re January next at Lore,io IN the county
co., ay nn' hish in suit depending in the co,mv
6oet Richard I u, Sncn hinaoe,h Ludlow, widow
PEN, and Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs and YOU and
'-'''' '' ''''''ii''S W., Your obi ssry,r,
10Th Nov 1923 sLwItc ofRichar'i Im,lIoyy de-.
10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS-NIy Scbo,l
on the 18th Of Dec. foIowns-mak,g term ~ ten ,,
G, oi vacation from the 18th OF Angus, unit, the LIST of
eo..,. tte'per quarter, "a moa0,s.)
''t 10 hn S. Logging and washing, } ar
" DC Pho IN advance Sh
Instruction in Greek and LATIN, $40
hmneuc, Grammar aud Geography =,
IPennls' Heading and Writing So
Al, = or fuel, 81 per annum w T. DAY
Manchester, Dec. 9Th, 1923 " -.
l MD FOR SAi.E.-The subscriber oilers loo sale a
iirin III The county of Gloucester lying Oh, York river
Pow miles below Gloucester Town cor,nn;n,f ,hrea h'
IT, "IgVe acres independent of in the ryerl
P1e y hoteu Tor ine hsh and oysters, and has ON IL
sShg OF good water The improvements consist of dcI,
accomoan" arn s,an family For tennis, (which win lie
VI S 70 the undersigned lin Hanover HECTOR DA IS
Unjust SALE.--By virtue OF a deed of iIsi ev.oe, 80
- the subscribers the 3lst January last by Tn,,J
uer George Woodson and a. F. Bisgers which deed is of
record the Clerks Office the County Courts of
A,nghani we shall sell for ON Monday the Sd ns
al a!sg Mills in the said county Buckingham five slayes
wit, Daniel Charles, Jacob Slyey and TaIJ u,b t G
crease of the females if any-the stock ofhore, ca,, I
sleephe crop of corn and fodder wagon and cart plann
ton tools, &c Acting Us Trustees such Tile Iii he
vested III US BY the Deed aforesaid - e'''' 90 -
JOHN GARTH, }
Dtce'"Oer iS'- JOSIAH LEAKE, jr trustees
Also AT the same tme and place, of Deed of Trust
executed to the subscribers January last, bv Ceore
Woodson Of the County Buckingham for the p,rpo of
ring Ie payment OF stndry debts therein mentioned ,ve shall
sen ioI cash the following property, five slaves Nahay
anua Ceha and her tao children, with any additional I'M
crease OF said hmales; no and dig household and
men FURNITURE, &c Such title may possess by Gin e
'' inc DEED Aforesaid will be conySyed the purchasers
- 49, JOHN GARTH, }u
Gec !, I8e8-dltw4t c JOSIAH LAKE, IT. trustees
James Baker Mary Baker George Baker Martha Bakrr
Betsy Baker, and Hugh Godin ,InI OF George E,ker
.1u hot hcing inhabitants of this commonwealth will please
20 ike nouce-that at the Superior Court haucer 10
oe holuen LOT the Williamsburg district shall move the said
court 10 einstae the suit lately Depending in said court IN
winch am plaintiff and you defendants
JOHN GODDIN.
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CANDLES, PORK, WHISKEY, &c.
" f are now receiving for sale,
80 Boxes mould candles
20 bbls prime pork
100 bbls whiskcy
30 bags ginger
20 boxes Y. II. tea
lhds New Orleans rum
10 bales cotton yarns
nO29 DAVENPORT ALIEN 4, IN
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Richmond, 4th Dec. lG2G.
Good new white seed cotton will be purchased NJ
the Factory tor which the highest price in cash will
be given, or will be received in exchange for cotton
yarns, or ginned for the customary toll
de 5-WIt JOSEPH HAYWOOD
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[Froin our Correspondents.l
Offices ofthe Mercury and Co

Offices ofthe Mercury and Courier,
CHARLESTON, S. G. May 10, 1928.
Arr this day, ship Hanionia, Pike, days from
New York; Helen Mar. Harrison, Philadelphia; brig
Stork, Summers, New York, 25 days, bound to viii.
minston, NC; Charles Joseph, Bishop, Providence,
6 ds,
CID ships Eagle. Rose, Liverpool; Mary Ann, do;
brig William, Larmoar, do; sclr Janc, Cornell, Of
Newport, for New Orleans.
Office Of the Gazette,
PHILADELPHIA May 49,
Arr brig Palm, Lincoln, 8 days from Boston;
Schr Eliza Jane, Crowell, 5 days from S, John, N
B.
Below, Brig Emily. Copeland, from Bordeaux.
Cleared, schr. Domestic, Hail, Providence.
Adv 9th ult brig Mary Ann, Martin, for this port
9Th 10 lCih inst 90 bales wanted.
Up at baltimore, l4ih, sloop Samuel Slater,
ChapmaD, for this port.
Al Cuxhaven, iith ult ship Jane, Child, of War
The ship William. Allen, for Wilmington. N c has
sailed from, Warren.
At ST Thomas, 2s,h ult brig Cobbos,ee Contcc,
Staples, from this port
Up at Phi!adcPhla l4,h, schr Domestic Hall, for
this port.
Al Deal. 10th ult America, from Havana for Ant
werp.
Tho sloop Eliza Allen, Handy, for Providence or
New Bedford, up at Baltimore, 18th.
Up at Pkiladeph'a, l7th. brig Laurel, Sheldon, CT
this port, for freight or charter.
At the Texcl, 18th ult ship Panther. Bowers, Of
this port, Batavia.
The Amethyst, at Boston, from Liverpool. has
goods to bycrs e. Manton Of this town.
At st Crox, 29th ult ship Pacific, Richards, for n
Haven. loading; brig Union, Raney. waiting cargo,
| the only Am vessels.
| Up at Boston, 10Th, schr Betsey & Eliza, Baker,
for this port
| Arr at Salem, 18th, brig Echo, Bailey, Maranham
and so DIS from Para; 10Th, ship George, Saunders,
Calcutta.
| Arr at Augusta, 10Th, schr Sally Ann, hence; 10Th
sailed. schr Mary this port; l6th Sally Ann, do
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18th arr schr Hazard, starbuck. from Nantucket.
Below, ship America, Eldridge, from st Salvador
Cid brig Oregon. Brown, New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, May II. Arr ship Shenandoah,
Barrett, from Bremen.
18th cid brig Arctic. Soule. New Orleans.
FREDERICKSBURG, May a. Cid schooner
Edward T. Franc $. Kirwan, West Indies.
PETERSBURG, May IL. Cid ship Eliza, Built
man, Bremen.
NEWBERN, May 10. Arr brig Alexander,
Shaw, from Guadaloups.
CID brig Hannah, jenkins, Guadaloupc.
CHARLESTON, May Z. Cid schr Susan and
Phebe, Case, Providence.
Sth arr ship Carolinian, from Philadelphiaj schr
Superb, Drinkwater, Point Petie.
Cid ship Mary Cah,rne, Hodgson. Lverpool,-
Andrew Scott, Prince, d,
9th cid schr Mary Adams, Smith, St Johns.
SAVANNAH, May7 Arr ship Israel. Stone,
from Liverpool.
Cid ship Hope, Morse, Liverpool.
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fCl.NITURE.
CAI.ER q COOEE

"OCLD hi form his friends and the paLic eeneran,
w uil he has now on hand at ls ware rsaD No i0l
W Westminster street, iirst cas-, of tho Uye.. Chapo ~
elegant asArtnent Of Furniture of his own nlnusrture
ih'd- o uoSery bes vi II Domingo Mahogany, and vaS
lc'el hnioR wlhcJ ere SONG new ,erns pr Sdo0,rds
Cetre Iale', NarGroe', Gfecan Svis, Moh0gAy FfeaA
plnheled Iedsteids, which he VIII sell oa. . =, 49,,
N B Particular attention paid 10 nuuactuhng oidor
Fui"ite OF any descrion at short Euticc =. G. e. win
attend TO all tbs duties ota undertaken sch n,akg Coz
nus, attending Funeiai procuring Heas..I sse aLsa
gues,ud.
MAHOGANY.
Z. u Couke, also intends keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard ia OF his Furniture Ware Ruor he hse
now on hand about ten Thousand feet Of IT. Domingo sa
Bay Mahogany, sawed IN Boards, Plank and Joi.t branch
anu shaded Nencers, very haidsoie suitable Cabns
anken Machine makers and builders generally, Mahogany
furnished ~ the log. and sawed 10 any di.Iutos At s.r
notice. Orders particularly attended ".
April g. In
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m CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR IXrEMPERANcE.


UNtOM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medicine and
Surgery. lhed hy y. X. Smith, VI. u. Professor o Sur
gerry IN the Unversy Of Mary lands "Chamber medicine for
The relief of drunards has been used with Louis
vile, the OF several negroes completely reformed
them Of heir vice"
The following from a circular signed by John Rogers ohm
,nhl ard trccsr Dearborn, E'q Ssieotmen OF Exeter
Ts wCud suggest The propiey Of making "a app a"u
fro'a TIE Ssnee Got The purchase OF Chnhei' Medicine
We have placed quantity of this article the hands oi
Physcilas who administer free of expense TO all who will
take it, aud happy to have in power TO state, that
than twenty couG, iUed danka1d have taken
H. aud those who completed their have been cured
by H. aud restored their iends and 10 useulas ociey
In every case where t.. been ed in Portsmouth an it,
yiriny (fiom % 30 has been known to fail oi effect
ing eUe. - =. . =.
h !. prepared only by Dr. James n. ,art and Mr.. A. d.
F,nnn d. Chabets s their oihce ~ Rusers
Medical College and the Medicinal store Of Dr. lIan
ner Of Broadway aud Chamber see Ncw-fotk The med-
cne put up letter packages .uh tent ior en- individual
cs.. accompanied with directions and can be sent by mail
Az order, eaclong the usual price five dollars and postage
paid will rec eve immediate attention. lhse who are unable
paw On pe.un,l application of the Individual our osoc,
the medicine will he alminitere1 graii'
CAUrIONln consequence uf the great eelebfHy winch
Dr. Chamber medicine h, acquired. there arc and DOUBLE"
viii be many spuou, limitations of this valuable remedy The
pubo informed that the direction, ACCOMPANYING the sen-
Y,unior Nay B
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MARRIED..

In this town, Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Alden, Capt. Samuel Young. to Miss Mary
Sabin, daughter Of the late Thomas Sabin, ESQ
On Monday morning, by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson
Mr.. William Jones Dunn. TO Miss Lucretia Hun
tington M'Cleau both Of this town.
In Taunton, on Sunday morning last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hall, Mr.. George A. Potter, of this town, to
Miss Maria F. Stall, Of the former place.
In Pawtuxet, on the lth INST. MIR. Thomas X.
Stafford, to Miss Sarah r. Potter.
In Pawtucket, On Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Apheus L. Pierce, to Miss
Mary w. Richnond. Same evening, Mr.. W iIi'am
A. Hopkins, to Miss Sarah Baker. Tn The 10Th ms;
b. the Rev. Mr.. Bcie lict, Mr.. Thomas REID, to
Miss Mary B. Cook, both Of Central Falls.
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SALEM, May l6. Arr BRIG Lcandcr, Smith, II
days from SMYRNA. Passengers, Miller, Greek
Agent, and a Creek Youth.
BATH, May IL. Cid briggs Jane, Riley, 81
Thomas.
18th cid brigs Hercules, Howard, Martin:co;-
PORTLAND, May Is. CID brig DiOmedc, Da
Wis, Petersburg.
CAsTINE, May 8. Sailed schr Nancy Treat,
Wardwell, Providence
9Th sailed, brig Margaret, Conner, Havana.
BOSTON May H. Arr brig Dovo, Ripley, from
NGssina.
Gid ship Bashaw, Pearson, Gibraltar aud Canton;
brigs Sea Island, Atwood, Rotterdam; Magnolia,
Hailett, Savannlh; schr Boston, Baxter, Prove
dence.
18th arr brigs Owhyhee, DomIns, from Canton;
Ivory. WIT, Africa wa Newport; Anastasia, Asiii,
Cardiff l7,h ult lat IS %, long 2l, experienced
severe gale from NNW during which lost overheard
WIN Bailey, Of Bristol, seaman;l Serene. Drew, I'm
Copenhagen; schr Crown Baker, Providence.
20th arr ships Amethyst, Bursley, from Liverpool;
Mclantho, Gait Caernaryon; brigs Wilnau, Dun
mock, st Croix; Apollo, MyrIck, s",rinam; schr
Venus, Williams, Havana; LconIdas, OTIS, Malaga;
Only Son, Allstrum, Providence.
Cid ship Hoogy, Dawson, Calcutta, brig Charlotte,
Atkins, Matanzas and Europe; Colon Haskell, for
Havana aud Europe.
NEW HAVEN. May II. Sailed brig Shepherd.
es,, Ward, st Croix.
NEW YORK, Nav l6. Arr ship Henry, Bar
ker, from Harc; brlgs Olive. Coggins, Gottenburg:
Urania, Means, Dundee; Sophia, Lavclle, Mes.
sina.
Cid ship Crawford. Stout, s, Jaso dc Cuba; brigs
Eliza Davidson, Ripley, St Thomas; Abeona, Spi-
cor. St Domingo; sloop Catherine, Harding Prov''
dence.
Salad ship Els, s. Abby, Wood, Savannah.
l7h arr ship Hcnry Nv skiJdy, from Havre; brig
Minerva, Calls, Hamburg.
Cid ships Belle, McKown, New Orleansj Great
Britain, French, Liverpool; schr Leonora, Parish,
St Barts.
PHILADELPHIA. May Is. CID ship poro,hsa'
DAVIS, Pacific Ocean.
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PORT OF PRGVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
SATURDAY, May II.

SATURDAY, Mayl7.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, (of Newpor:) from Bati-
more, with corn to Seth Adams, Jr
Brig Eagle, Mauran, days from Savannah, with
cotton.
Schr Columbus, Carey, 25 days from Curacao,
with salt goat skins. coffee, coro wood, and lines,
g. Joseph Hodges. Lett brig Gen Paez, Clark, for
New York, or 10 ds. Spoke 29ih u lat 22 l, lon
6s IS, brig Ursula from New Orleans; I'd INST lat
% IL, lon II 3, brig Lady Richmond, from Boston,
for New Orleans.
Schr Reporter, Smith, 6 days from Norfolk, with
corn to Seth Adams, Jr.
Sloop Traveller, Buckley, from Fairfield with
grain to the master.
Sloop Canton Grape, Spencer, from Nantucket,
with oil aud candles.
Sloop George AID Phcbe, West. from New Bed
ford, with o and candles to the master.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
SUNDAY, May IS.
U l. sloop New York, Will rd, 3 days from New.
York, with -four to Slater, Wardwell X Co.
Sloop Sally, Pearce, from Hartford. with ~ erehan
disc, to Dyers 4 Manton, and others.
Steam Packet Oh ,ncellOr Livingston, Coggeshal
Is hours from New York.
MONDAY, May 10.
UL .loop Splendid, Read, 2 days from New
York, with whiskey fax Seed IRON, pot ashes. rum,
hats, SC to B Mumiord & Co Cushing y Hoppin.
Walter Paine, Low and Fenner, VIM Blodget y Co.
J Congdon and Sons, Richard Waterman, Dyefs Y
Man.on. Asa Pierce, JOSIAH Chaplin q Co. Stmson
x Hodges, Asa rairDanks, WIN Tao"u'c' ano o'ne's'
Sloop James Monroe, Malary, "a hours from New
Haven, with rum and sugar, to L Dyer * Go.
Sloop Infant, Myrick, Freetown.
Sloop Cyrenc, Cook, Tverton.
Sloop Mary, Wcstcott, Wexford.
Sloop Argonau ut, Borden, Troy.
Sloop Famo, Walden, Newport.
.Sloop Lucy Emeine. SPHINX, WickErd:
TUESDAY, May 2l.
Sloop Fame, Allen, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Steepbrook, Small, Troy.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, Troy.
.Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, East Greenwich
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin, Warren.
CLEARED,
Brig Rising States, Green. Omoa. Richardson
and Whitaker.
Sloop Edward. Smith, Baltimore. David Barton
sloop Mary, Gardner, Now York.
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Ex1N CADET EENN
,ss4 MARINE LIST st4l

High water this day, 2h lim-Thursday, 2h
54-Fridly, 3h 33m.
subtracag IL nutr, Newport
~ hug and give the Bostoa
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MIR. READER,
LOOK AT THIS.

ESHE subscriber has just received, in addition " bis prs
e ell slGck OF Goods ctsk fresh Iaiatids Flour ky
u'e .Di Salt Pork Bnndy; Wines; ". l. s., CroI.
ana ana n. T. Rum American and Holland Gin beasi.ss
~ us in,s' Also, 100 lbs Colon Thread u al covuns,
which viii be sold low hy the pound or ot,.ryi. Tor cs
Bleached aad brown sheenss and Shifting by tho plsce
Sitincts Edte Crockely and Glass WaGe; several casks
Nails Spices uf ali kinds. llo Is requested To procure ,,
meim,ey in' s'al family, ai of - or II years Old
one who can cunie well recommended. will meet with verv
son enc1lra.cnen He Is in of all kiu!, Ct country
ptoiiice Tor which cash goods at i fan pco viii 10
"iclangcd. ' W. -
uc,,c ee lndetled to him by note book account will
interested will f Ii the sumo Immediately and ~ fact MI
ing on him at his old estluina To niaS, i.tssi by cali
Methods, Chapel, Chcsau. street, aId nearly opposite 'hs
JDSFPu ..
may 10 '4Js.
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Tor Cotton this week at rather improving
prices. The demand has continued through
out the day, and many new and extensive
speculators have come forward, and the mar
ket has at present every appearance of decided
improvement"
Extract Of another letter Of the I9th:-
"There has been n spirited demand for Cot
ton to-day, both from the trade and specula-
tors, and the sales are estimated at 5000 bags,
at the extreme price ofyesterday. See quo
tafions aboue.l
p. s. to the same letter." AprH 2l.-
There is good inquiry for cotton to-day. and
the sales may probably amount to 1000 u 5000
bags. at the full prices of Saturday the 10Th
Instant
The London Stock market on the 10Th was
easy.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUFF came passengers in the
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DIED.

In this town, on Monday morning last, Kendall
Tarnan, in The 18th year Of his age. Funeral this
afternoon, at o'clock, from the house Of Mr.. Oliver
Kendall. Eddy's Point
In Smi:hheld, on the I4h inst. William Ezekiel,
infant son Of DR.. WIN Comstock.
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CONGRESS. will adjourn on Monday next,
according TO the Resolution. adopted by both
II ouses.
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may 10
PORTER AND PALE ALE

PORTER AND PALE ALE.
VIE subscribers have tIken cellar No. g. L. lon Juila,
VI ings, directly under The Pos Office, w.eto thsy wiz
ep on and, during The osing season. foKIg aud fALx
ALE, in Boltos for sale by e gtoe, ,oIch 81 single bot,
IT, They warrant their Potter and Ale bo IL good "
amy tlnt Is manufactured ia e Country aai linn the
t,Ilslicd reputation oi their Brewery they anticipate libv-
raj patronage. vASSiE y MlIEANK.
Ixr
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THIS DAY.
ID HODE-ISLAND Consolidated Lottery, class 5th, 10
EN be drawn in this tnwu This Day.
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
Tickets 81, shares in popor,iun.
ALSO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. e,h class To be drawn In
Washington, both inst.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets dollars, halves and quarters in proportion, for
sale at
DINNEFORD'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, No II, Union Buildings, al
the sign Of the " WHITE NICE"
Or The cash IN Instance will be pad for all prizes
demand, without discount Tor interest.
81
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ONE CENT REWARD.

KIP uN away from the subscriber the f-Eh Inst an In
h1 denied Apprentice named W lila H. Howard agrt
aDut ~ years SAID apprentice wOTe away houlsspus
Cont Panlioos anu Giea,coat with c,s.s Whoever W III
return ue sid apprentices 10 his master il Warwick sLa
receive ie above reward All pers forbid haIbourias
or trusting him, under ie penalty of ll.c law
Nmwlck, may a. ION. WARMER
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THvHE subscriber hereby gives notice. that he has been aP
u pointed Administrator (dtbons "on) on The estate oi
WILLIAM O. JrScKEs, not administered on by SARAH
widow te of Providence deceased aud has accept
e Of said AMI quleI himself according TO awhe there
fore request, all debtors creditors Of said estate TO make
setl.men, with him without delay.
NAV o. BENJAMIN CLIFFORD.
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DRY GOODS.

NLADDiNG SWEET, have jist received fron, Vow,
w York, aud will s nornng opon, coGpleie n.sui,
late auctions, which they Clrr for SALT accommodating
terms, at No. {, Mar,e;-su,ia!e. may IA :
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LONDON BOTANIC, oB
VEEET AkT T. nTI Gntp

dai a'o he impcrid Renogaoj or.e Gtaca Rete,a v,
cf Led. Dess md Gea;i mans CiOitias, f ss'ry DE-,
srP;iOn II eo!o1r qualify .gtto,. "a. ;pi ,y ~
titiCr.
gsSliE above composition Justly esle s,s4 in Ia sad
"a ao IL ia" principal ci,ics md ia the Un'el ss.
h. former the Vegetable oil Tor H. superior qu,y ,Ai3sc
NJ OIL grease o sy Li"d, al'S paint tai, A. on G-ac-
man rlothn-, AMI wVolcn r spl carpri, s.trip
ton; rcad ig tbcl iheir former cJnJo s.hs I,inf
the least rJmy 10 onh-r qw!nt cobur. ,i..
And tho hle uc lnpca, Rcdo -itr. fos is c,hsaiih,ry
qualities IN eNUacting sOs 'ain cau-c ~ ,,r oh q,
Of any kind iron Sk, Satrn. Merio, Grapes om,
bahe agd lsdo,' dresses o. escry dc,cl,Pon rcs9ijs a
sane - 'hci Former crnJEuS, wuAo1 doing The n, 10
,Ier gio,, colour quality, lat the be whatever
sni IN most few naucts without the e
Kind Of liquid, heA- nos, any thng Gle; ami uiv sa
left uon six, o the delicate colours fO whole niVnt. to-
gcth,r, With the greatest safety ,
~ very liberal allowance will he made 10 rcro. Ia
dsaca towfy who may purchase 10 sc,l asaiu
}: TRENCH, lnycnus sni Manui.elursr.
No. @t5, Greenwih-.iieo NeN-Iork.
For ale, hy I. ~ MILLER, No. q. Mari ct,sirs.tPre
'enee, Sole As.n orJh, town aud vicinity Al,o, by Doe
DuRrzs, at Fall River (Ma.) 3s, Apr -